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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
FL Grand Stand
de Guayama
LA CIUDAD DEL GUAMANT DE
PLACEMES

Lujosa atractiva y entusiastica
result6 la parada que Sc efectu6 en-
Guayama con motive de La copa OBJ
tenida honrosamente por los corpu-
lentos atletas con que cuenta la
bella eiudad del Guamani. No tan
solo su objeto principal era Ell de
celebrar tan rlidoso triunfo, sino
tambien el pedir en- masa con-
iunta y manifestation patri6tica al
Honorable Aiealde, sr Rovira, y
demas nienbroa de la Asamblea
Municipal Ia &C onstr 10 n
de Ia obra tan ansiadamente espe-
rada por este pueblo enthusiastic y
merecedor de ella.
Tuvimos La oportunidad de oir a
cada una de estas Hguras de almas
mobiles Y entereza de carActer ta-
les como ell Sr. Cautifo, Quien en-
terminos dulces v amables, ofrecio
la pronta construction del tGrand
stand'' en- Ell cursante mes de
abril, el que habria de hacerse la
altura 0 mejor que el de la ciudad
de Ponce. Al Sr. Rovira, pres
tigioso Alcalde y hombre de waller
de la sociedad Guayamesa, y Ell Di-
rector Escolar, Sr. Eduardo Cap6
Cintr6n. inteligente, instruido, y
valeroso elemento con que cuenta Ell
DEPARTMENT. Municipal de Instruc
ci6n, y a cuya actividad Sc debe
la buena marcha de este departa-
mento, quien en- breves y explicit
tos terminos, explic6 la necesidad
y beneficios que aportarfa al mu-
nicipio La construction de esta mag
nifica obra. A la vez, hacienda yer
su entusiasmo por Ell deporte rey.
1 Varios 'soheers" aplausos fue-
ron tributados por manos delica-
das y blancas cual Ia nieve, de los
Gulces jazmines que hacian hume
ro en- la Gale, en- honor tan en-
tusiastas funcionarios, como agra
decimiento a sus altruistas dis
cursos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
EIs "GRAND STAND" EN-
MANos DE UNA
CORPORATION

Enterados por prestigiosos ele-
mentos de este pueblo, Sc ha sabido
que Sc intenta formar una corpora
ct6n para hacerse cargo del "Grand
sand''. Entire los elemerrtos COM
ponedores de La corporation, ha sur
gido La idea de echar al suelo la
novena "cuayama Stars, la que
per su esfuer2o propio So ha levan
tsdo majestuosa y la cual ha con-
.quistado inlnensos lauretes, dando
honor esta ciudad en- diversas
ocasjones, logrando derrotar al "Are
cibo PSrkn uno de los eQuipos mas
poderosos con que cuenta la isla. ST
Ia novena aIudida pudo dar ratios
de expansion y en- las horas de te-
dio y de astio cuando aim no habla
sonado Ia idea de la construction
de la obra en- question, lpor que
Rhora, cuando La OCCASION y la oper.
(Continda en- la pag. 1o)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Una GrandiOsa Oferta

Estamos ofreciendo uno de los GENE.
Los de Opera para el Campo mas her
mosos de la mejor calidad, un pre-
clio que al tener que comprarlos en- cual-
qC1er otra parte tendria que pagar o 4
veces mas. Garantizamos que Ell precio es
e. mas harato en- Estados Unidos porque
nosotros mismos los importamos los ofre
cemos a listed practicamente a una frac-
ci6n de su vaIor.
Estos gemelos son de 21a pulgadas ex.
tendidos, de pulgadas eerrados. estan
eQuipados con lentes poderosos con los
o1ales podra yer objetos que Sc encuen-
tran nlilias de distancia: es 10 mas ttil
para dias de campo cacerfas, para distin-
sur an1ma1es en- las pastas. Uselo tam
nlen como gemelos de Opera en- los cines
operas. Sc envia en- una hermosa Gaia
reslstente. Precio especial $1.4s, por
m1entras duren.
NO MANDE ptNERo, pague al carte.
70 S1,48 mas Ell pcfte al entregarsele.
Deyolyeremos ell dtnero 81 no queda sa-
tisfecho.
NEW YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY co,
DEPT. B.-4O
50 Third Ave New York. N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
PARA LA CLASE
TRABAJADORA

Los mejores trabajadores 6ejan
de ser efcientes cuando su higado
comienza a funcionar NAL. Sc sien-
ten languidecer, estan EaSdio en-
fermos, tristes y sin amino para
NADIA creyendo que Sc vuelven Pc
rezosos. Descuidar esos sfntomas
puede traer como resultado una
enfermedad, siendo por tanto inn
portante en- este case tomar una
o dos dosis de Herbine. Esto es JUS
tamente 10 que Sc necesita para liiIHH
piar ell sistema de impurezas y
restaurar ell vigor Y la energfa de
la salud. De venta en- las farmacias
y droguerias.
Aivt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Efectos Exclusives
Rapidos Y Manifiestos

Pepsodent produce otros efec-
tos nuevos. Aumenta la alcali-
nidad de la saliva, que sirve para
neutralizar los acidos de la boca.
Aurner1ta la ptialina de la saliva,
cuyo objeto es digerir los dep6si-
tos arnilaceos de la dentadura.
En- esta forma, sc atacan de ma
nera ehcaz estos grandes enc
rnigos de los dientes.
Envie el cupon y recibira un
tubito para 10 dfas. Observe que
1irnpios sc sienten los dientes, des-
pues de usarlo. Fijese en- la desa-
paricion de Ia pelicula viscosa.
Yea como Sc emblanquecen los
dientes a medida que desaparece
la pelicula.
Pocos dfas dan resultados que
nadie puede olvidar. Recorte hoy
Ell cupon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Quitese la peIicula

La mayorfa de las personals
tienen la dentadura empafiada por
una pelicula-esa pelicula viscosa
que I'd. siente. Sc adhere y ALI
pernanece porque ning1n dentf-
frico ordinario puede atacarla
eficaznente.
Las rnanchas de los alinentos
la obscurecen fernando entonces
capas sucias. ESQ es 10 que da a
la dentadura ese aspecto feo.
La pelfcula produce tarnbien
la mayor parte de las enferme-
dades de Ia dentadura. Retiene
las particulas de alimento, que Sc
fermentan y forman acidos, Re-
tiene los acidos en- contacto con
la dentadura causando la carries.
En- ella pululan millones de mi
crobios. Estos, con ell sarro, son
la causa principal de la piorrea.
Estos males sc han generali-
zado entire las personas que no
atacan la pelicula.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08

por esta razon la ciencia dem
tai sc dedico a buscar destruc-
torres de la pelfcula. Ahora Sc han
encontrado dos. Uno de clos
desintegra la pelfcula en- todos
los perfodos de su formation. FL
otro la elimina, sin friccion per-
judicial,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
LlANGhAFF ESUh1BE a RAFAEL
NET, PIDIENDoLE EMBARoUE
INMEDIATAMENTE PARA IN
coRPoRARsE EN- Ell CLUB
ALLENTOWN
TONY LUCIANO LANzARA UN
MANIFESTO JUsTIFICANDosE
DE LAS FALsAs ACUsAoIoNEs
DEL "GRAN DUoUE'

En- nuestra Ultima cronica do
minical, dimos a nuestros lectores
una "orejita Sensational" a pc
sar de que aun no estaba confr-
mada. Hoy, con inmensa satisfac-
ci6n pasamos a traducir la carta
que recibiera Rafael Net de Mr..
Landgraff, Ell lunes de la semana
actual y que viene confrmar
todo 'cuanto informaramos. La
carta dice 10 sigtiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08

Los dentistas competentes han
denostrado la eficacia de estcs
rnetodos. Sc ha inventado un
dentifrico noderno para aplicarlo
diariamente. FL nombre es Pep
sodent.
Las personas cuidadosas de SO
pafses usan diariamente este dem
tffrico, principalmente por con-
sejo de sus dentistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Proteia ell EsrnaIte

Pepsodent desintegra Ia pelf-
cula, luego la elinina con un
polvo mucl1o mas blando que
el esmalte. No use nunca un
destructor de la pelfcula que
contenga substancias asperas
raspantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08

I'd. no podria comprar a min
gun precio perlas comparables a
unos dientes bonitos.
Entonces por que no destruir
La pelicuia de los dientes, como 10
estan hacienda millones de per-
souas. Haga esta prueba gratis
y observe la nueva belleza que
sobreviene.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2535 18th ST. NV.

2535 18th ST. NV.
Within one-half block OF
Central High Sctoo,
and one block
of 14th st.
One of the highest points in
the city.
New, modern building of su-
perior construction.
Ready for occupancy Octo-
Der /.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath,
$3.50 and 800
Three rooms, kitchen and
bath, SIS to $3.50.
Inspection and comparison in
vited before renting elsewhere
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
9l2 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-07

HOTEL LOGAN,
18th St. and Iowa Circle NV.
Rooms with and without bath.
Rates the lowest i'll the city.
Full hotel service.
Evening star., 1925-10-07

2li0 ST. NV. Apt 24-Furnished front
Dom. near depts.: gentlemen: reasonable.
all after . p.m. West 373-J.
sl6 kALoRAMA ROAD. Apt. 32-AttraI-
rye rooms. $50 and S9o per month. Col.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
RENT ROOMs-FUR. & UNFUR.

rs ;{rd Ne. near Congressional Library
!. h x. room. furnished. 81 weekly; also.
furnished. three large rooms and kitchen.
coal and gas free. latrobes. 50 weekly: refer
rnres. -.
10 CARROLL ST. S.E.-Furnished I'M
furnished. l or = rooms with kitchenette.
gas and heat. So
S37 DECATUR ST.-Two rooms. porch. in
modern home. Ink. or bedrooms: rea-
sunahle.
MT. PLEASANT-One room. next bath;
m l., private entrance. small porch: LII X.
$3.50. Adams 2l14.
THREE desirable rooms. ktchenette and
tath: reasonable. Cleveland 595.
% YoC NW.-3 rooms. to married couple;
VIII rent separately
:}45a uOLMFAD-Second floor, three rooms,
b i rrivate hath adults ST. 80.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
RENT ROoMs-UNFURNIsHED.

40 r ST. APT. 4--2 or 3 desirably located
rent Tor part-time ianitor service adults;
80 FRANKLIN ST NE-Three rooms
newly decorated; sink in kitchen: ami;
heat. gas and electricity furnished. Price.
SIS. Adults. North s5-J. So
%147 WOODLEY PL-Block from Wardman
Park: new home 3 rooms and BATH sink.
range, cabinet: reasonable. Adams 1924. 7s
a29 EYE N.W-Six rooms. ktchenette and
bath over store: for business or residence:
rent reasonable.
~ QUINCY PL. NW-Tw0 unfurmished
rooms. with private bath. Use of kitchen:
rent reasonable to adults.
535 BUCHANAN ST. N.W-Two rooms and
sleeping porch, ami: new house. Call
Franklin 1897
@63 KENTUCKY AVE sE-Tnrce rooms,
hath and inclosed back porch: heat and
ght furnished. Call before 2 pm. %
2426 MONROE ST. N.E.-Two rooms. light
housekeeping: two blocks K. l. ave. car line;
no children.
3lc Eth NE.-Heat. sas; rooms and
bath: $50
Evening star., 1925-10-07
YOUR ONLY
OPPORTUNITY.

Clifton Terrace. largest and finest group Of
modern f1reproof apis; south Of New York ::
ionable NV. location: easy walking distance
downtown: near public and high seheols.
er gardens. Fairgrounds. trees and shrub
berry: 24-hr., eley: and switchboard service:
K few uni. apts. Just became available ::
redecorated. like new: extra large All out; ut;
closets have eiec. lights: many other unusual
SsGo hall c.rnsp ap
southern exposure overlooking entire city,
ss7.50: ., rms rec. h. and porch, 500; !"
rms. rec. h.. S55: one rm $40. only one.
DON'T MISS 1T.
Similar apts elsewhere will cost 5OS
more Act quickly Call Mrs Brodt Office
center hdg~M phops Columbia 15AA,
Evening star., 1925-10-07
RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

CHERRYDALE. VA-Very desirable unfuI
nished 4-room and bath apt. ami, garage
adults only Clarendon 347-J-2.. y block
frH1, Washinrton- Lee High School lls
Evening star., 1925-10-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

UNUSUAL BRIGHT AIRY APT. OF 8
rooms bath porch: newly redec. Evanston
3427 18th st. NV. bet. Park and Monroe.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
RENTS REDUCED.

ISUS IONN. Nv I. NV.
HIGH-CLASS. MODERN
EIGHT STORY FIREPROOF
BUILDING WITH ELENA-
TOR AND \ CI NERATOR
SERVICE. OVERLOOKING
BEAUTIFUL DEANE TRACT
IN WASHINGTON'S B L 5 T
RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
GET OUR APARTMENT
Enp DENlN ICE

GET OUR APARTMENT
FOR RENT LIST.
g rooms. KIT. recep. han and bath Ss5 90
room f5 With 5efSs Ss sd5 Al and %si 9?SS
CtMBERIASD. ND 1Is iaas Sash MASS. AVE- o-oo
To"'ns FoSms Kit Kit and and bash bash So" GO GO
= 'o"''s i7"5 e" TAME LLlAnNiER PL. NV 1000
2 rooms. Kitchen and bath. ....'.'.. ss5.o
F29ms 1as foRTTR fI'phfn and I'd bs'R Sw APT 9s5o
' sosf foRTER ITH 's!R 81. NV APT. 3Sa 90
rooms adli.Is hIichs" coSx e9a 'a,R AVE NV
room looms tGh,, kitchen and h bath $40 90
room tI!:asn isaS LAS1ER a!a sR'h PL. NV 47,'o
rooni EH.1FoNTr k+'SssR and sa15 + ws77.oo
= 34o7 goth ST. NV. '+0'''V
rooms isos f'si sHs coSS: saih AVE. NV 's's 80
rooms 1i.shep 1ass c6%S sSa ba,9 w NV $3.50
I rooms. kit; and bath. ....... $1,000
, oo $Sss n a i, AYE. NV. DOW
rooms !5s k55shsf ShRToS R49 saih Fl NV 'ss0.oo
r. comb ssa7 8 e cEN4ERd Ri sRd sq ss'h NV sS7'o
MSRsf issS T. ASP Sc 0Aih sELNosr sfss 80
. . .00s isia asE vEk@o& f!is Sste 81. NV. 5000
rooms A1,fasn 44a7 OAK ana sT sr'h NV 's'7 80
l0i IAfAYEfTE f11 Sls isc3 2a'a Eth ST. Nv $3.50
~ ?Sa 5sss ssa P'sf go
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. .... 81 so
1915 BELMONT ST. NV
l room, kitchen and bath. $40 90
1862 PARK RD NV
rooms rooms fI'sssa SShfH e. G1slroI ST: $500
Heated Flats.
1494 1f9f e, Eth rd st. nwsia 5 6or b. AMI S
1929 18th ST. n.e4 r. and b.. ami $500
1915 at. n.w.-1 r. K. & b. cleo
and gas furnished. $500
Unheated Flats.
18th and Randolph SITS. n.e-2nd
floor. 6r. & b., ami. gar. S115 90
1I13 Euclid st.-5 r. & b., anil 5000
1000 18th st. n.w.-6 r. & b. .. 5000
st. n.e.-5 r. & b......... b. 1900
1L2S Mass. ave s.e-3 r. & b. ami 1900
81 "a r st. n.w.-5 r. & b..... 1880
43l5 River rd. n.w.-5 r. & b.. ami. IS so
1872 \. Cap. st r. & b.. ami. ~ so
1l22 18th st. NV r. X. & b. 30 90
1909 9TH st. n.w.--2nd A.. 3 r. & b. $500
SOL 4th st. SEE r. & k.. 1000
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 2100. 925 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(ContluueAN

uNE tiSa or or TWO Rhs G1Rhs TO SIX SHARP ATTRAC
sn,ire saa 20 @nd floor: gas range. bath. h.-Ss.h:
1908, 18th ST. W LIvINa ROOM
able home Of . rooms and Z bath. 70 ren.
furnished nn,s l, for the season to adults cafe.
aos, door living room; sedTo9ms, o9, bath; in
s1F s1sennf large ne'c dining room
blss, baos n CAPITOL ;MLARGE II LlIv!NS, 1E
Rnesres s1s1 pa"sfa sSna tile so4h hsi
THE ANCHORAGE .APARTMENT... CONN.
ave and Que St: hotel service. including caro-
Valet servee SeGa in bu
ing: resident manager.
1892 EYE ST. NV. :" AND RM.
CLEANLINESS: maid and valet .sTviee; fehned
ences requlred
2so7 ONTARIO RID. N.w.--Two ROOMS:
s,tehsn Iss bath poIeh hail. closets near
1923 CHAPLIN. sT-3 ROOMS, BATH AND
cooking: $50: no children Tel Col. ez6e. 8.
sitting room and bath. attrac,ively furnished:
SO month; gentlemen only. .--
1895 COL; RD.-Two ROOMS. KITCHEN
fiss pFx1a ss ss5 Beat 5a c0
5,Sa sa'hs Por:h Scn'inq9p' 10Y ss9 water a@
ROOM, KITCHEN; NEXT TO BATH HOT:
s3".5o. l71O Corcoran st. Potomac i546
WILL SHARE ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT
With consenial sirl; Reasonable. Call North
aoso- Apt. a04 after . pm.
sss sSNsf Is ssd SS' COR
NEAR NEAR 18th ASP COL s5.n RRLbyISG I'VE I'm RM
e51s Eth Il. Ant 81. . pm. g
3 AND ROOMS. KITCHEN, PANTRY ASD ssD
and SO. Adults. 1915 Kenyon ct, NV.
4o5 tN sGLTMB,A COLIN .a5 Kp TwRFoNT aSnI,s R%nN
columbia cuI 7asi w W. Lila ""'''' To-
1923 MONROE ST. .W-TWo ROOMS.
ksshenette bat porch southern expo
JUST THE THING
stsy; and switchboard service al e3tra ;nr
bath. T.. siasi., Apply So; So clifton 81 81
l4h and Gf'on and pS Bath or phone m tH tSe
Plaza. at 2snd and Pa. ave. downtown. only
or phone Main 5437.
1927 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
sAS%SArrGan' rsG%. rRa 's,5 se,55thrs 1875 18th S. e
fIsIi THE 4,H AHoSpALE. 1894 p ST. NV
THE ff0%i HETHERhhNDs. fhn RIA 1860 Col Rd Wv.
1o21 rms and bath. newly deco s,oo oo
sos rma. and bath. th.......,.. ls5 90
RUTLAND COURTS 1928 18th ST. NV
LIZ; rms. kit. and bath. ........ 90
5oI-i rm.. kit and bath. ........ 5000
eos, InS rms g and D. eaih p Ktp l. co 1Sc 1900
Sl3 18th St NV Main 1890
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-14
NORTH DAKOTA
MEN ATTEND
RATE HEARING
Colorado Ends Testimony
Protesting Charges Oh
Potato Shipments

Denver, Colo, May 14.-ColnrsAo
has concluded it's presentation of
testimony in the hearing before the
interstate commerce commission ex-
aminer, Eugene l.. Gaddess, Of COM
plants filed by potato growers and
shippers of Colorado and North Da-
kota, that freight rates on potatoes
were discriminatory and unfair.
The action is being taken against
virtually all the principle central
western railroads, the two states
charging discriminatory rates for the
shipment Of potatoes as compared
with other middle western states, in
Guiding Minnesota. and Wisconsin.
\. A. Durant, traffic commissioner
for the Grand Forks, N. D., CONNER
cial club, which Joined Colorado in
charging discriminatory rates by the
Ahnapee and Western railroad and
three score other railway systems,
serving the Red river valley in north
western Minnesota and northeastern
North Dakota, testified as to the
rates in that section.
f. NJ. Hendricks, Bismarck, N. D.,
traffic expert for the North Dakota
railroad commission, was a witness
also in the contention of the Red
River Valley Potato Growers in their
complaint about unfair rates.
W. l.. Kelly, Pierre, S. D., said that
South Dakota plans to file a similar
complaint.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-14
BUS HEARINGS
HELD HERE
Companies Seek to Operate
Bismarck jamestown Line

Hearings on the applications OF
the Yellow Cab company and the
Radio Transportation company OF
jamestown to operate passenger bus
lines between Bismarck and James
town were held here yesterday by
the state railroad commission. At
torneys for the Northern Pacific
the Grand Pacific and the 500 Line
appeared before the commission to
oppose granting of permits for the
bus lines. The applications were
taken under advisement.
Hearings held at Minot Monday
on applications for bus and freight
lines out Of that city were continu-
ed to give the railroads an oppor-
tunity to appear in opposition to
granting the permits. The hearings
on the applications will be held in
Bismarck.
Three applications were, made to
operate bus lines between Minot and
Williston, one between Minot and
Devils Lake, one between New Rock
ford and Minot and one between
Crosby and Kenmare. Two applica-
tions were made to operate freight
lines south, southwest and north out
of Minot.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-14
BEHIND MOVE
TO PREVENT
PRICE SHIFTS
Immediate Steps To Be Taken
To Bring About Change
in Rules
CURB ON WHEAT PIT
Will Act to Prevent Large
Fluctuations and Manipu-
lations on Market
CURB ON WHEAT PIT
(By The Associated Press)


Chicago, Ill.,, May l4.-Frank Perry
president of the Chicago board of
Trade, said today that immediate
steps will be taken to bring about
a change Of rules in accordance with
the suggestions of Secretary of Agri-
culture Jardine. Wide fluctuations
in the grain prices caused Jardine to
make an investigation of grain oper-
ators, Mr.. Perry said. He also dis
closed that members of the Board of
Trade have conferred with Secretary
Jardine.
The statement of Mr.. Perry fol-
lowed a report by Sec. Jardine yes
terday in which he recommended
adoption of rules by the grain ex
changes limiting the spread in daily
quotations.
The recommendations were con-
tanned in a report on the preliminary
investigation by the department of
agriculture, under the grain futures
act of the sharp fluctuations in fu-
ture grain quotations on the Chicago
board Of trade beginning in Janu-
airy.
Secretary Jardine declared in the
report that unless the exchanges of
their own accord took some effective
action, he would be obliged, in the
public interest to suggest legislation
giving to the department additional
authority to meet the situation.
The investigation so far, he said
has brought out indications that
evidence did exist which would show
an attempted or actual manipulation
of the market, but proof necessary
for the conviction of those who might
be charged with a violation of the
act had not thus far been obtained"
He emphasized that the inquiry
had not been concluded and that he
was determined to utilize the re-
suits of this investigation for the
purpose OF instituting whatever pro-
secutions may be justified under the
law" He added, however, that he
was concerned more particularly in
the development Of some method by
which repetition of "such erratic
and destructive" price changes "may
be obviated."
1t is the secretary's purpose, the
report said, to undertake by the ex-
ercise Of such authority as is confer
red upon him by the grain futures
act, to bring about condition
where the quotations in future trad
ing will more accurately reflect the
prices incident to supply and de-
mand.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-14
GAS FIRMS IN
THREEClTIES
PLAN MERGER
Bismarck, Valley City and
jamestown Companies Be-
fore X. II. Commission

Plans for the consolidation of the
gas companies in Bismarck, Valley
City and jamestown are under way
and an application for the appraisal
OF the properties as necessary pre-
liminary has been granted by the
state railroad commission.
The petition for the appraisal was
made by C. S. Buck, jamestown at
torney, who said that temporary
and provisional agreement has been
entered by and between the above
named companies looking to consol-
idation Of said companies into one
operating company. 1t is added that
additional financing, which is held
necessary, can be made more easily
after consolidation.
The Bismarck and Valley City COM
ranies are now under the same man
agement,
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-14
FARMERS MUST
APPLY SOON
FOR CROP TEST

North Dakota farmers who wish
their crops inspected for seed stan
dardization and certification must
apply before June 20, announces
Dean H. L. Bolley, of the North DaA
kota Agricultural college. MIR. Bolley,
who is state seed commissioner,
stresses the Importance of field in
snection Of such crops as potatoes,
alfalfa and others. Careful study Of
the growing crop, when followed by
seed analysis and termination tests
and other laboratory tests, enables
the pure seed laboratory to judge the
excellence and purity Of the seed, the
commissioner says.
''Some varieties as Of alfalfa, for
instance, are so nearly alike in seed
characteristics that full reliance
cannot be placed upon seed charac-
teristics alone" says Mr.. Bolley. 'In
potatoes it is easy to recognize the
different varieties but different
strains vary in production value.
"Mosaic is disease that the
southern buyers are especially
guarding against and this disease
can only be detected while the vines
are growing"
'In the case of wheat, oats, bar
ley, flax, millet, and corn, it is not
always necessary to have the field
inspections" says Mr.. Bolley.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-14
POSTOFFICE
HERE WANTS
MORSE STAMPS

Quantities of the soon to be issued
Morse Americ commemorative
stamps have been requested from
Washington by the Bismarck post
office.
The first issue, out May ls, will
be on sale at St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Benson and Northfield, Minn., Algona
and Decorah, Iowa, and Washington,
D. c., the postoffice department has
announced.
The special series of postage
stamps will commemorate the arriv-
al in New York, on Oct. 8, 1925, Of
the sloop "Restaurationen," with the
first group Of immigrants to the
United States from Norway.
A two cent stamp has for it's CEN
trail design ship representing the
sloop Restaurationep, with smaller
vessel in the background. The CEN
trail design is printed in black with
the border design in red.
A five cent stamp bears an en-
craving Of Viking ship in black,
with a border design in blue.