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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-08
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UNA coNsULTA PBDAGoGICA

Cuando un indiYiduo Sc enferma
prontamente llamamos al medico pa
ra que nos de una receta Y 81 la en-
fermedad es durable entonces ell
paciente Sc cura de su doleneia 81
Ell facultativo ha sabido aplicar el
balsamo al paciente. 81 tenemos un
caballo enfermo inmediatanense LA
mamos q un albeitar para que le
applique ell remedio y una vez apl-
cado, Ell animal tambien cursra de
su padecimiento. 81 necesitamos ia
defensa de una acusaei6n civil in.
mediatamente llamamos a un letra
do para que nos defenda en- Ell tri-
bunal sea este donde fuere. En- una
palabra, cuando tenemos necesidad
de un professional inmediatamente
lie llamamos para que applique la pa
nacea a nuestros males para que
dichos males cesen para siempre;
pero hay veces consultas que no
hacemos y esas que no hacemos son
tan importantes como Ia del me
dico, como la del a1b6itar, como Ia
del abogado y otras mas. Entire
dichas consultas que no sc hacep
esta La Pedagogical, que es por ex-
celencia, la mas importants eco
nomicamente hablando porque q We
ces tenemos padres que pierden mi
les y miles de d6lares por no hacer
consultas con Ell maestro.
Conozco un nimero immense de.
estudiantes que han fracasado en-
sus estudios universitarios porque
sps padres no han consultado a los
maestros de sus hijos, unieos co
nocedores de este NAL.
Hay padres de famiIa que dicen
que su hijo estudiara leyes, nledi-
Gina, magisterio, etc. etc. Pero SUI
cede que ell estudiante no tiene ap-
titudes inchnaciones para estu-
diar ninguna de estas profesienes,
y por 10 tanto fracasara en- sus es.
tudios perdiendo Ell padre su dinero
inltilmente.
Gcuantos de estos candidates no
habr5 on cada pueblo? Icuantos
candidates no han sido envlados a
estudiar y han perdido su tempo
en- sus esfuerzos2 dCuanto ,dinero no
Sc ha perdido sin provecho alguno?
Este problema es facil de resell
yer y me, psrece que no ie costa
"a NADIA a los padres de los edu-
candos. 6Sabeis como Sc resuelve
dicho problema? Dieho prablema SO
reSuelve visitando al maestro gra
do por grado Y pidi@ndole su auto
rizsda opinion acerca de su hijo.
Cuando Ell alumno obtenga su diplo-
ma de octave grado entonces el pa
DIRE debe visitar la escuela supe-
rior aflo por afio regularmeatc. En-
Ell hogar tambien Ell padre debe OBJ
serYar al nido y decirle al ilqes-
tro 10 que hace. Esto podra ayu-
dar mas al professor para que de 81;
saba opinion acerca del es+adian-
te.
Padres, 81 vosotros haceis este
ganareis mucho y no perdereis ma
da. Recordad esta consultl peda-
gogica mucho dinero podr6is eco
nemizar y tambien podr6is salvar
de un future fracaso esas criatu-
ras que son amor de vuestros aE.o-
res, sangre de vuestra sangre, hue
SOS de vuestros huesos, Y dolor de
vuestros dolores.
r. Brugueras RODRIGUEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-08
Variedades de cana

y sin lamar la atenci0n de los CO.
lonos.
Els sorprendente la rapidez con
que Sc ha discriminate por toGa Ia
isla una variedad que apenas tiene
lustros de importada, 10 que hizo
la Estaci6n Experimental de Maya
gtiez en- ell 1904, cuando La intro
dujo Mr.. May, de louisiana con ell
nombre de Rosa Bamboo. Impor-
tacionss plteriores de Hawaii au-
mentaron su propagation Y actual
mente en- toda la isla So encuentra
cana Caledonia Amarilla.,
Ell buen desarrollo, marcado Gre.
cimiento, manera de crecer y Ell
buen tonelaje que rinde esta va
riedad entusiasman al, colono m
teresandole en- sp propagaci6n, pc
70 este debe conocer que esta cana
reune condolences especiales. 81
Es una Yariedad de elevado to-.
nelaje viendose ,superada- por po-
cas-, siendo analoga en- este Ia
D-625. Pero ese alto tonelaje. ven
tajoso para Ell colono, no csta en-
ammonia con ell grado de sucrosa
de la variedad, que 81 alta ell tone
laje es BAJA en- sucrosa. rs una
cana pobre en- asLcar siendo de ma
dqrez tardia, no debiendo cortar-
Sc hasta los 16 meses y cuando Ia
hayan precedido o semanas de
SEGA.
Tiene la ventaja de ser H,uy re-
sistente la enfermedad de Ia raiz
y en- zonas donde abunda esta en-
fermedad, asf como 81 ell colono.
o Ia central estuviesen deternlina
dos mantener "cana uuedada"
la Caledonia dar1a buenos zesrl.
tados.
Es Gaia de madurez tardla M
siendo de prop6sitos generates Y
81 recomendada para siembras de
gran cultura y no cortandose has
ia despues de abril.
Debe sembrarse en- terrel.cs arci-
llosos, hilmedos compactos donde
ha yenido dando excelentes resul-
tados. Es cana de terrenos bajos
como la D-433.
Su condicion de pobre en- sucro-
sa ha dado margen a ciertos Iti-
gios entire co1onos y administrade-
res de centraIes v algunas centra-
les estipulan en- sus contratos que
no moleran ciertas variedades CO.
ma la Caledonia Amarillo, 10 que
traera como consecuencia la elimi-
1aci6n de una variedad, que no es
mala 81 para cllltivarse Sc tiene en-
cuenta sus exigencias y condicio,
neS.
Ell problema 6el agriculto; .es de
PESOS Y CENTAvos y para pro-
pagar una variedad en- sus campos
aprecia los resultados que tai o
cual variedad pueden darle en- sHs
campos, teniendo en- cuenta las OBJ
seryaciones v experiencias heehas
por otros. Debe buscar Ia varie
dad que para sus terrenos lie daria
mejores resultados asi como para
cada variedad hay que buscarle sp
terreno asegurando la prcsperidad
de esta.
70 no desecho la cana Caledc-
MIA Amarillo, pero conociendo sus
condolences no impulsaria ST cul-
two teniendo q nano otras varie-
dades superiores como la Sta. Cruz
12-4; B-H-1o (12) Dit; b
S412; D-1ea; cristalna, etc.
G.. Rios LAvIENNA,
Central Hatillo. Cpba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-08
AFIRMANpe UNA AcTITuD

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Continuation de Ia pagina 14)
Nj
sumision del siervo y del CO.
lono. :"
...Y sepa asf ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico la situaci6n politi-
ca de la Association, enemiga del
Territorio Incorporate y del Es-
tado, como finalidad para la 1sla,
clasificandola, entonces, entire les
sostenedores del ideal de Tnda-
pendencia Y de Separation, CO.
mo Ia otra solucion que Sc debe
suponer a una Association de
hombres ibres Y de hombres dig
nos. sepa tai vez, que per
Ell entonces miserable dulce de
sus caiias, haya un grupo de SIS
mas conspicuos ciudadanos Que
anhelan, para Ell terrrilo, elias
inconfesables amarguras de LA
CoLONIA VERGoNZANTE.
Esa ha sido mz actitud de STEM
pre-. Por ESQ es que hoy protesto
contra Ell silencio de nuestro ideal
en- la Resolution del Speaker, Y por
ESQ es que disiento de sus NANTES
taciones CoLoNIsTAs, como re-
publcano Y como puertorriquefo.
En- esos dos caracteres paso por
alto sus alusiones personales, y ie
tiendo lealmente la mano en- la coz
fraternidad sde la jornada Y en- la
solidaridad del ideal.
Suyo afectisimo,
R. ARIZONA sIACA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-08

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Continuation de la pagina 14)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
WHEAT SCORES
HEAVY GAINS
Oats Makes Consistent fd,
vance; Corn Also High

CHICAGO. June 1-Grulus I'm.
iHhod substantially higher on the
Chicago board OF trade today
September wheat scored thr hsayr
lest althu Gate made more consistent
gains
fryrrihh enthusiasm attributable
90 predictions ~ a buliiHh govern
mcut report rallied wheat following
hu Indifferent opening
Corn was bought on the strength
~ wheat Generally favorable con
diiiuua prevail over the producing
areas Cash prices finished higher
Trade Improved on tho steadily
diminishing receipts
Spirited buying by commission
houses and some new investments
cent oats upward. Crop nvwH was
unfRNorahlo and there was IutlmH-
ton 81 export sales
IroNlti0nH advanced with grains
Commission houses steadily alb
s0rbrd all offers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
SHAW RIDICULES
IN. j. BRYAN
Saws He Has No Discover
able Brains at All

,oNpoN. June lo.-Wmnm jen-
.,.s, RYAN was described by George
- shaw, authoa as uss'l
t,n an extraordinary upun. but
~ "A al,covcrahc brains * ans
80 and HIS uudamentalsrn as
.s.nntilim ia is pathological
sense. a.. ID.
:. ne course Of a debate with his
s,,rory colleague, iu'arc Bclloc, on
evolution,
shaw remarked
.-rbe churches have got themselves
,.,,ectsd with an extremely tire
.ome 10, Of people.
shaw admitted he Is an cyolu'
~
,Asn YOU introduce the coneep.
,,cn a. evolution, no said. there is
, promised land before you, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
QUITS ACADEMY
School Head Leaves; LO-
Gated ia Victoria

PORTLAND. June i0.-Authah-
lies sore have bssn advised that
Harry Johnson superintendent Of
the oregon military academy a.
UrrrcO. near iliIHbDrO. has been 10.
Gated Ia Victoria, IS C. lie in az
legged 10 have lefl the 30 boys ln The
school with only one days provisions
and disappeared leaving a trail Of
$4,000 IN bad checks and unpaid
bills behind him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
LITTLE TRADING.
AT OPENING
Believe Spectators Wait
Steel Company Report
WALL STREET JOURNAL FiNAN-
CIAL REVIEW

"
CIAL REVIEW
NEW YORK. june io.--Stocigs dis
played an improved tone at the open
Ing, with prices generally higher
among the principal industriais.
However. tho volume OF dealings
was lkht. rejecting dlsaositIon
on tho part OF the trading element
to await tho steel corporations IN
filled statement al noon.
steel common showed a fractional
gain az lt1a. while General Electric
advanced = 60 ggt4g. Mack Trucks,
8 90 i5th and American Can :. 90
itEtl
Tho oils were in fairly good de-
mand ~ fraeTionRlly higher prices.
while the rails were more or less
neglected.
Stocks opened higher United
states Steel nav. up y Sinclair.
2tEs. up u. Petroleum II, 50.
up q Reading. sfA.. OF p General
Electric, ASA NJ y standard Oh
ol Sew Jersey. 49,. orr =. Mack
Truck, l5ta, ~ = American can
lSt4, up = a. s. Rubber. fst. up
81 stuarbaNrr. t5a. of = ~ D.
a III. .I4uss. up 4 rrNsa Company.
sBa General Motors, 16i. Laioa
Pacific, Iss.. up -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Fire Chief Has to
Pay for Fight Now

SAN RAFAEL, June 10.--OrdI.
nanccs for inspection notwithstand.
Ing, Fire Chief Dan Schneider can't
crash Che gate into San Rafael
fights any more according to ulti.
matum delivered by Oscar Fish,
local TEX Richard
whats tho use OF beln' fire,
MANI" queries Schneider. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

hiIsd ..s................,. %
Wheat hay ......-......-....... 20
VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Quotations b. PI1ussr IfuIl 4 Produce
90.
tThs prices given are those made 20
Fstau dealers ~ wholesalers VIA a
few seasonal exceptions, prices 90 pro.
duesfH can b. figured " drdur'iaE thu
cost Of transportation 90 Hsaitis and
approximately 10 per csnt for hauling
storage and selling cost.D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
JAP FLIGHT TO EUROPE

TOKYo.-Tho government has
contributed about Sli,0Ob TO aid In
tho proposed airplunc flight to Ecu.
rope this summer, which, will bc di.
roctcd By the AsaN Ehlmbun. O
newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
NOAH BRANDED
AS DRUNK"
MethodlStS Use Him as Ex-
ample in War on Wine

WASHINGTON. Ja,ie iO-my a..
p Tho hoard OF temperance pro.
hlhiiiog ANA public morals OF the
Methodist Episcopal church today
iHSu'd statement defending pro.
hNation Ia which Noah. Nero and
Alexander were listed ~ the con.
spleuous 'drunks' OF history,
What made them drunkG Wits
Ky was not made Ia their day"
tho hoard said IN answering the
argument that it might 10 feasible
To prohibit distilled liquors. leaving
beer and wine Tor those who want
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

DEXTER, MOTOR 20 years
Scwburu May had denounced Hui-
eide But. dependent. hr ended his
own life by shooting himself with q
rifle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

when you reach that promised land
there viii bc sgill another promised
land ON tho horizon. You viii never
have 10 dread ultimate and achieved
perfection. Tho moment you get
evolution introduced. you've got
something 10 live for"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Seattle Wheat
Iml.llnLa nnaInIIn

Iuradny'a Quotations
so ] rnft white. LOO. 80. western
white il5f No. I hHrn winter. o. 10.
80 Z northern spring, fi.aE. 30, 1 NrHf.
srn white. 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
BANK CLEARINGs
San Francisco Is
After Art Exhibit

SAN FRANCISCO, Juno TO-
a campaign TO obtain the 100000
art collection OF the late Senator
w. A. Clark for exhibition in the
Palace of Fine Arts hero has been
started by the San Francisco chum:
Der of commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

I'LL tLNbAA
~ ~ ~
iIFst IutF TIDE
20 o. m ca ~
IIrst nigh ithr
g Do % w o1 ~
second Low Hide
a.. I H o.
second High tidr
30 Do m %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

JtNE 10
Itrst Low Tide
.tag A. no 90 n
IIrtt IiiEh TIDE
~ 20 m I6g H.
second Low Tide
.fa % POP a f
--ruud nigh Tide
n % M iEs a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
DNTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";

% n - lines used during chisn-
lar month. ....a-.I5 cents per line
100 70 100 lines used during caieu-
dar month cents per line
goo 10 2As lines used during calen-
daF month. cents per line
200 % aso lines used during calsn-
dar month ........12 cents per line
800 70 400 lines used during calen-
Oar month.....-lii4 cents per line
BOO 10 800 lines used during calen-
oar month cents per llns
GOO 70 500 lines used during cnlcn-
dar month. ..s..l0h cents per line
100 or more lines used during call
endar month 10 cents per IN.
CCUPONS-caah in Adyance--lgo
FIXED SPACE RATES
line OF more for II month";.
$500 per line.
line or more for months.
35.Z5 per line.
I line OF more for ? months
$3.50 per line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
The Seattle Star
1907 Seventh Ave.
MA in-O600
TRANSIENT RATES
Classified Advertising
Rates

count Six words 10 the LinsD
One line or more insertion.
20 Cents Per Line.
One line or m0rs-3 insertions
10 Cents Per Line.
Ono line OF More insertions
iG Cents Per Line
Male and Female Help Wanted
and Male and Female Situations
rate per line .s.sss..s.l0 cent
ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTIEiki
COMING FROM OUT or TIL
STATE or WAEHINGTOS COST
&c A HWIHI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Chicago Board of Trade
Foreign Exchange
Tuesday s Quotations

change closed higher Demand sterling.
iIS5h. francs. 5000. lire, SO.Oassts ;
nclgium. s00tss; marks, 22S0: Holland,
iOi5: sweden. 2s75 Norway. 1881: Mon.
trrR. 81 shanghai 5bs Russia. SIS;
Greece. io.oI525.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

seventh Avenue, Between
Union and University Sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES
LOST AND FOUND

LOST, Sunday, about noon. green
curtain between Yesler and Cher
ny st. on 29th ave. Phone BE acn-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20

AS we said BEFORE we have no quarrel with
the News. It is good newspaper and good
advertising medium-but not the only one in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-20

Inc Indianapolis lines mas no quarrel with the Indian
apolis News We agree with many of their ideas fact on
this page reproduced in it's entirety advertisement
printed by the News in their August 18th issue and
agree with most of the things claimed therein
But there few facts that have not been made clear
and to these wish to add additional flight on an old
subject"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-01-03

the hundred and one things she had
seen and heard during her absence.
'The city must be something like
the places in the fairy stories mother
reads TO us and the heaven our Sun
day school teacher tells us about"
little Margie cried. her eyes opening
to their widest
For answer Stella took her little sis
ter on her lap, and very solemnly she
began speaking: "Margie, dear" she
said. sit was all very wonderful and
very beautiful. but when II comes TO
comparing II with the places you men
tion ] can't see IL that way. To me
the only place In this world that can
compare with heaven or falryland is
this little home Of ours here in the
valley and I'm the gladdest, happiest
girl on earth TO be back here with you
all again ! had a lovely visit in the
city, butts not like home" Stella
looked shyly, but lovingly, at her
mother as she ended her little talk.
Mrs Mayfeld smiled back at her In
return. then, going to the window, she
looked out at the lovely moOnllt land
scape. Yes, it was like fairyland, she
thought, for everything was covered
with a beautiful. glistenlng mantle OF
white; a master artists hand had
touched all within view. But Mrs.
Mayfeld knew that all this would not
make Stella think their home the best
place on earth If II lacked love and
peace and Happiness. And there was
a deep content and thankfulness in
her heart that the dawning Of the New
Year was bright and rosy and promls-
Ing for them all, and that she had full
filed the mother-missI0n that she felt
was hers-to make home the best
place on earth for all Of her family.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-01-03
Typical Electric Incubator

eyes of the common twolegged
variety of hen.
The Petaluma hatchery is electric
throughout, and its new plant will be
able to ship $4,000 chicks daily The
output for a single season is three
million chicks. Thirty of the largest
egg farms in the vicinity are kept
busy supplying eggs for this hatchery.
The owner of this super-hen studied
electric incubation for two years,
both In this country and abroad. and
finally came to the conclusion that
Matching by electricity is the last
word IN artificial incubation. He holds
that it produces a sturdier. healthier
chick and one that natures more rap
Idly to the producing age.
Throughout the heavy Matching
season, from the first Of February
until June, the temperature In each
of the twelve hundred incubators is
maintained at los degrees without
the slightest variation. In the new
plant Of this hatchery. electric heat
ers are to be installed in the Offices.
so that II will be an all-electrical
plant, using no other kind Of fuel.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-01-03
Booklet Tells Function
of Electricity on Farm

Summarizing the possibilities of
farming by. electricity. an attractive
illustrated booklet has Just been IS
sued by the General Electric Com
pany, called "The G-E Farm Book
In addition to listing. with brief de-
scriptiye text, the applications Of cleo
trio current 10 field and barn work
and 10 house work on the farm, the
publication discusses the sources Of
electricity and the principal problems
involved In getting electricity 70 the
farm.
The main divisions Of the booklet
include the sources OF electricity the
electric light. heat and power com
pany. radio OF the farm. electricity in
the home, miscellaneous eiectrical ap-
piications. lighting on farm buildings,
electricity IL poultry raising, in the
farm workshop. IN TIE barn il the
dairy. IN irrigation. and the value Of
highway lighting This booklet is
furnished without costs TO farmers q
rural residents interested
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-01-03
wild Cat" Stocks.

A newspaper cartoon pictures an
immense black cat, representing
wild cat stocks" shifting the de-
lightful aroma coming from smoke
stacks and tall buildings in the back
ground, representing the business
revival and stock market boom.
lt=ss a warning that is worth heed
ing. Statesmen who peddle worthless
stock thrive best when prosperity
comes in and people have money.
Easy money is the urge that leads
people N0n to easier money, until
they finally "bite" and are dragged
under.
Penitent promoters behind pris-
on bars and thousands upon thou
sands of failures are the evidence
that remains of the orgy of fake
stock promotion and buying during
the flush times following the war.
Some fake stock statesmen are
caught, but never with the goods.
Kortez, the S2,o0O,000 Chicago
swindler, is in prison but those he
duped will not get back forty per
cent of what they invested.
Ponzi, the Boston investment fax
er, has served his term in the peni-
tertiary, but the credulous who be-
lieved him lost their savings. Num-
bers of other stock crooks are in
prison, and behind them is a trail
of broken hearts, crushed ambitions
and ruined lives.
People should profit from the les
sons these major swindlers have
taught, but all too few of them do
because it is one Of the weaknesses
of human nature TO want to get
something for nothing.
The logical thing, then, is for the
state to protect those who need pro-
lection against the wiles of the
wild cat stock" promoter.
Better business bureaus in forty
two states are endeavoring to pro-
tect the public against fraudulent
and doubtful investment proposals.
They need the backing of good
''blue sky" law that is cloudless.-
Elk.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-01-03

tive experimental line at Red Wing,
Mimi. built by the Northern States
Power Company and to be operated
for at least three years by joint CO
operative committee.
This line now serves eleven out of
possible total of nineteen customers.
All of these eleven farms have been
wired for electric lights in the farm
houses. out-buiid ngs and yards. The
electrical apparatus put into opera
ton consists of electric ranges, IRON
ing machines, irons, washing ma
chimes and vacuum cleaners, as we'll
as electric feed grinders, cream sep
arators and pumps. There are also
on these farms three electric incuDa-
tors and three electric breeders.
Equipment Loaned to Farmers
The activities still to be undertaken
comprise electric silage cutting and
blowing, electric threshing, electric
wood saving and electric milking. An
effort is also to be made to pillow fields
. electrically.
Electrical manufacturing compa-
AA0o nave lDdACu 10 tHt IoT
three years the equipment which is
being used. From .he beginning of
this enterprise electrical manufactur-
ers have followed it keenly. The Gen
eral Electric Company, displaying e
cooperative attitude as to policy, has
both engineers and commercial men
regularly in touch with the work in
Minnesota.
The installation OF electrical de-
vices has meant, on several of me
farms, the necessity of solving Incl
dental problems When running wa
ter was installed in the house a whole
electric water system, including pip
ing and pumps. was naturally involv-
ed. Also in kitchens where the stove
had been relied on for heating as well
as for cooking. the introduction of an
electric range meant making over the
house heating system.
Alabama Also investigating
States adjacent to or near Mime
sofa are completing plans for con
quoting experimental lines of their
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-01-03
OFFICIAL WASHINGTON BEREFT OF
FACIAL SCENERY: DAWES A HOPE

No. none Of these viii quite DO.
There's a vacancy right now for
a nationally prominent man with "a
freak stunt or a hair lip or some
other little ecceutricity that the
country can smoker al good natured
ly. and talk about. and look AT in
photographs and generally enjoy
Thcses a candidate for the job
however. ard from AN indications
he's going to take il over March
and develop il for all it's worth.
This candidate is Vice President
elect Charles q. DaweB--with thal
pipe Of his
Autitob4cco cruaa1era can kick an
they like. They may say it's
shame. the filthy weed. after an the
advertising II got frofa Grants
cigars and Uncle Joe's stoeies
should get a lot more now from
Charles 9. Dawes pine
The fact remains that tho Dave
pipe has been tried out already and
proved itseIf to b. the good
Dawes had IL with him in Europe.
when ne was soldering, and lttef
when he was engaged ia fixing a.
Germany financial lrO6Dlea Iae
Old World knows his pipe well ana
talked about j. a lot Dawes sucked
a. Il to good effect during hIs term
as budget dictator lie made 8 le
hit with IT, throughout the las, pr
identLai campaign.
with the vice presidential pres
tige behind il. the United States
win be better acquainte9 with
than il ls with the Washington mon.
uInent, b. TIE end u the next four
years,