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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
CRONICA SOCIAL

Ia jira por ella organizada. La fies-
ta Sc celebr6 en- ell Country Club"
de Bayam6n Y result6 un acto So
cial que dificilmente podran olvi-
dar los afortunados que el asis-
tieron.
10 mas selecto de nuestro gran
mundo estaba ALI reunido, riendo,
gozando, dandole expansion al es-
pfritu. Puerto Rico Ilustrado",
siempre alerta para estas classes
de fiestas, enfoc6 los concurrent
tes y tom6 varias vistas para su
proXima edicion.
Entonces vino ell bale. La or
questa de Manrique Pagan Sc en-
cargo de que todos viesen las CO.
sas de color de rosa, que la ale
grfa es desbordara, que Terpsi-
core reinara poderosa y soberana.
Las "guaguas" Y autos, adorna-
uoS no solo con clnCaS Slno con
lindas muchachas empezaron lie
gar temprano por Ia manana a
Bayamon y va entrada la tarde
emprendieron. Ell yiaje de regreso.
Las horas que transcurrieron en-
tre La ida y La vuelta constituyen,
para todos los que pudieron gozar-
la, un tesoro de gratisiInos recuer-
dos.
Para la gentil senorita Zeno no
encontramos frases de elogio. Ella
/. fue el alma de toda La fiesta. Su
/ infuencia Sc notaba en- todas par
tes. Nosotros La felicitamos efu.
sivamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
DON. JOSE PEREZ FERNANDEZ

Hoy embarca en- viaje de COM
pras para Nueva York el conocido
nombre de negocios, al par que
muy quito y estimado caballero,
don Jose Perez Fernandez, "ma-
nager" v gestor de la acreditada
firma Jose Lena & CO.. de San
Juan. - ,5..a .ss<
/. Ell senior Perez Fernandez esta
decidido sorprender la numero-
sa chentela de 'La Fayorita" con
TODD 10 mas elegante que impere,
en- ell referido ramo, en- La gran
Rep1blica. ,s
Deseamos ell feliz exito que lie
acompaha siempre, al excelente
caballero y muy estimado amigo.
DON IsIDRo SANCHEZ JR.
Ha presentado la renuncia de
su cargo de jefe del departamen-
to de peliculas de. la casa de
''Stubbe Bros, ell muy estimado jo-
ven don Isidro Sanchez, ventajosa-
mente conocido en- toda la isla en-
ire los hombres de negocios que
Sc dedican al ramo de Films,
4Segdn nos informa Ell senior San
chez. en- breye Sc establecera, por
c'Ienta propia, en- aquel ramo, don
de ha adquirido grandes triunfos.
por su experiencia, iniciativas y
talento- f@>-++,zl-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
DON JOSE ARRIvI.


Nuestro buen amigo ell ilustrado
Icaballero y excelente hombre de
neGocios don Francisco Arrivi, de
la acreditada firma "Arrivi Her
manos", de San Juan, ha recibido
un cablegrama de Galicia. en- ell
cual Sc lie informa que su senor
hermano don Jose (tambien muy
conocido entire los honlbres de ne
gocios de esta isla, donde vivi6 du-
rante mucho tiempo). ha sido ele-
gido Presidente de la Delegation
de Cedeira, de la sociedad de Ins
truccion Y Beneficencia de la Ha-
bana, que invierte muchos miles
de duros en- edificios-escuelas y
en- toda labor que signifique pro-
greso y cultura.
Nos completeness en- felicitar al
seHor Arrivi por tan acertadisi-
ma designation. S78 safIe ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
MARCHAN A SUIZA LOS
ESPOSOS TRIGO

Hoy medic dia Sc reunira to-
do 10 que mas vale de nuestra
"elite" social para decirle adi6s a
los estinlados esposos Trigo-Or-
beta que, acompaiiados de uno de
sus hijos, parten para Suiza.
s Tauto lei ssenorsJT JTrigo que, como.
va saben nuestros. lectores, es jefe
de,la casa Sobrinos de Tzquierdor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
REGRESARON Los ESPOS0S
TORRUELLAS. 8 g.

Pocos minutes pernanecieron
Ell distinguido caballero Don Ra-
fael Torruellas Cortada y su bon
dadosa esposa en- San Juan. Desem
barcaron el lunes del "San Loren
zo", procedentes de Nueva York, e
inmediatamente salieron para Pom
ce, en- donde residen entire ell afec-
to de sus numerosas amistades.
Verlos de nuevo por San Juan
es nuestro deseo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
LUZ BIRD SIGUE EN-
FRANCA MEJORIA

Luz, la encantadora y gentil Sc
fiorita hija del doctor Don Manuel
Bird, uno de nuestros professional
les mas distinguidos, Sc halla al
fin bastante repuesta de La enfer-
medad que recientemente la obli-
case a guardian cana.
Nos alegramos de que la simpa-
tica damita Sc halle bien Y goza-
mos. al poder dar La noticia que
ira a llevar un POGO de paz al CO.
razon de sus muchos admiradores
y devotas amistades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
DON MARTIN APARICIo

Henos tenido ell gusto de saludar
en- San Juan al estimado amigo y
reputado contratista de obras pu-
.hlicas, don Martin Aparicio, quien
en- asuntos de negocio ha estado
ultimamente por aqui.
Ell sehor Aparicio tiene un ere
cord" envidiable en- el Departamen-
to del Interior por 10 cual 10 fe-
iicitamos sinceramente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13

como dona Sara Orbeta, su digna
~ perfecta companera, cuentan en-
Puerto Rico con muchas y profun-
das simpatfas.
En- Suiza ellos Sc uniran Cos
de sus hijos que allf estudian en-
uno de los colegios mas famosos.
Feliz viaje y pronto regreso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
Ell TRIUNFo DE MERCEDES
zENO EN- LA IRA DE
BAYAMON

Mercedes zeno, la bella y encan-
tadora damita de San Juan que
trae preocupado mas. de un apues
to .cargador de balloons, triunf6
ei domingo zen toda la Inca" en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
UNA NUEVA HEREDERA DE.
LOS ESP0sOS DIEZ DE ANDTNoi

La distinguidaa DANA doFia Cla-
ra Diez de Andino l1a obsequiado
81 esposo con una hermosa nina
que yiene al mundo con toda fell
cidad Ell dia diez del presente mes
en- ell Porto Rico Sanatorium. La
distinguida paciente fue asistida
con gran exito por ell reputado
professional doctor Diaz Garcia,
siendo su estado muy satisfactorio.
1nnecesario es decir que los es-
rosos Diez de Andino estan llenos
de j1bilo con tan feliz advenimien-
to y que han recibido numerosas
felicitaciones de sus muchas amis-
tades, las cuales nosotros nos
completeness en- unir la nuestra.
III q -.f =. ksss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
DONA ISABEL ELIAS
DE RANERO.

De paso para Espana y proce-
dente de Venezuela, estuvo unos
dlas en- nuestra isla la prestigiosa
DANA portorriquena dona Isabel
Elias de Ranero, anlantfsina espo-
sa del Ministro de Espana en- Ca
racas.
AL despedirnos de ella no pode-
mos sino desearle un feliz viaje
Y que, de regreso Sur America,
vuelva tener la grata idea de
hacerlo via Puerto Rico, en- donde
Sc estiina + Sc Ia adnairas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
DON JUAN RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ


Esta en-, Puerto Rico ell muy cul-
to caballero don Juan Rodriguez
Lopez, agente-organizador de la
casa de perfumerfa "Vibert FREE
res, de Paris, y quien nos fue pre-
sentado por los conocidos hombres
de negocios don Juan. Corbella Y
don Marcelino Navia, de esta po-
blacion. s- ~
Don, Juan Rodriguez Perez, que
es persona ilustradisima, esta re-
corriendo todos los paises de la
America del Norte, ell Centre y ell
Sur, las Antillas Y Oceanfa, de
donde proseguira Asia Y Africa,
para terminar su largo viaje en-
Europa.
La respectable firma que repre-
senta nombrara Agente en- Puerto
Rico. donde Sc propone extender
sus negocios.
Nos completeness en- desear fe-
licismo yiaje al distinguido sefior
Rodriguez Lopez, quien embarcara
Roy. ssg3S., @oEFrs@ ~ ni1a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
GALLARDO MILITAR QUE LIE
GA A PUERTO RICO

En- ell "San Lorenzo, ese barco
que nos trae y nos lleva las figu-
ras de mas prestigio, lego a
Puerto Rico esta semana, proce-
dente de Estados Unidos, el gallar-
DO militar W. w. Taylor, Teniente
Coronel de la Armada Americana.
Gratas impresiones lie deseamos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
DISTINGUIDO MATRIMONIO
QUE REGRESA DEL NORTE

Por ell San Lorenzo" que arri-
bo Ell lunes a nuestro puerto, regre-
saron del Norte en- donde hace
tempo residen, el Comandante don
Enrique Rexach, bizarre militar,
y su prestigiosa esposa dona Ana
Rita, quien de su padre, ell exquisi-
to poeta Manuel Sama, hered6 un
tesoro de espiritualidad y amor a
las cosas bellas. Los acompana
sn hijo Enriquito en- quien todas
las nejores cualidades de sus pa-
dres comienzan haeerse notar.
Es de lamentar que estos distin-
guidos amigos no dispongan sino
de un par de semanas. Asf es que
rronto los veremos partir de nuevo
para. Estados Unidos, en- donde, 10
n1ismo que en- su patrias Sc les es-
TINA en- todo 10 mucho que Yalen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
CAMBIo DE REsIDENCIA

y
En- la -Avenida Ponce de Leon
rdmero LAG, parada 18, vive ahora
c, active Y talentoso sub-gerente
del Banco Territorial y Agricola,
don Eugenio Delgado, con su dis
tinguida esposa dofla Emilia Arias
J demas familiares.
Por seis meses reside en- Ell veci-
no pueblo de Guaynabc pero al
fin, cediendo a la attraction de sus
numerosas relaciones que 10 ms
taban clio, Sc ha decidido a con-
vivir por complete entire nosotros'
Nos alegra tener tan estimada
familia en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
DONA AUREA G. DE
-s @ BERRETEAGA.

q
FL rudo golpe ha sido repentino,
completamente insospechado. Dofia
Aurea Gonzalez, viuda de Berre-
! teaga, aquella bondadosa anciana,
nadre ejemplar de don Francisco
y don Feliz Berreteaga, distingui-
das figuras de Guayama, entreg6
Su alma a Dios ell pasado lunes.
No solo fue extensa su vida. sino
intensa, dedicada toda a las ta-
reas mobiles, LOS pensamientos
dignos. Su caracter la hizo centro
de afectos, imam de sinpatfas. All
desaparecer deja una honda iris
teza en- todos los que tuvieron la
fortuna de tratarla.
Sus hijos, especialmente. para.
q'1ienes So carino maternal no te-
MIA limites, no pueden pensar en-
ella sin sentir una honda angustia
en- el coraz6n.
A ellos, 10 mismo que los de-
mas deudoS que lloran su desapri-
-cion, va nuestro mas sincere men
sale de condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
Sc NOS VAN Ell LCDO. MOLI.
MA Y SU BELLA ESPOSA.

Ell "San Lorenzo" nos lleva otra
distinguidfsima pareja mas de nues
ira sociedad. En- 81 embarcan hoy
el Lcdo. Henry G. Molina y su gen.
tilisima esposa.
Que pronto nos los devuelva Ell
n1ismo "San Lorenzo" es nuestro
mayor anhelo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
'EL BALE DEL CASINO

Lucidfsimo por todos conceptos
Ioued6 el bale celebrado por el
Casino Espahol el domingo pasado
en- los salones de los Caballeros de
Colon.
Lindfsimas muchachas pululan-
do por la bien iluminada sala, ell
mar al lado entonando su mon6to-
ma cancion, la luna romantizando
Ia escena, en- fin, la situaci6n no
Fodia ser mas favorable Cupido
one vacio todo su carcax.
Es de loarse la inicitiva Y ell en-
tusiasmo de la directiva del CAST
no Espanol que, hallandose provi-
sionalmente sin casa, busca ell me-
dio de procurarles un ratio de solaz
Y expansion los mienbros que
fofrnan Ell prestigioso centro social.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13
CONFERENCIA EN- Ell ATENEC

Manana viernes a las ocho y me-
dia de Ia noche, el doctor Tomas
Navarro Tomas dara una confe-
rencia en- el Ateneo que indudable-
~mente gustara tanto como la va
pronunciada por 6l en- la Bibiote
ca Carnegie.
La Conferencia sera iIustrada
con proyecciones cinematograficas
y girara sobre Ell tema "Problemas
s nsetodo de la fonetica experimen.
taI.s' oSFA
Tn pdblico escogido e inteligen-
te asistira al hermoso acto cultu-
1al.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-13

NUEsTRA sEcCIoN DE ANUN
CLOS CLASIFICADos, es el me-
ior medic de anuncisr ...sl..s
Palisadian., 1925-10-23
Village Gossip

-;-Miss Adelaide Ahrling, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Ahrling, of
Edgewood Lane, Palisade, has entered
the Institute of Musical Art, New
York City, under the direction OF
Frank Damrosch, for the full term
OF four years, where she will continue
with her musical education. This tai
ented young artist will be heard this
month at a concert to be given at the
Hotel Astor, New York City. She VIII
be accompanied at the piano by her
sister. Miss Marie Ahrling. The father
of the pupil was formerly exalted
ruler Of the Hoboken Lodge OF Elks.
Miss Elizabeth Kaelin, of st. Gall,
Switzerland, will return to Europe on
November Z. She. has been spending
several months as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Werner e. Kaelin, of Cum
bermede road, Miss Kaelin, who is
president of the Eastern Division OF
Red Cross, has been studying the
methods in New York hospitals during
her visit.
Mrs. J. Eberle, of Park avenue, en-
tertained at dinner last, evening in
honor of Miss Kaelin. Among the
other guests were, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Konanz, of South River, formerly Of
Grantwood; Mr.. and Mrs. Werner E.
Kaelin, and children. 49,,
Phil Grandin is attending a school
on 125th street in New York City,
learning to be chiropodist.
John Hodgins, Carl Meyn and Ralph
Hacker are on fishing trip in south
ern Jersey.
George Martens has just returned
from a weeks stay in Pennsylvania,
where he visited his brother, John
Martens.
Kay and Peggy Rice, of Anderson
avenue, have joined the Community
players.
Miss Dorothy Schall, of Edgewood
dane, spent last weekend at Long
Branch, New Jersey.
"A party of young people from Pali-
sade motored to New Haven last Sat
urday to attend the Yale-Penn football
game.
On Thursday, October 20, the
Women's Republican Club of Pali-
sade will give card party at the
home of Mrs. Carl Holthausen on
Bluff road. The object of this party
is to raise money for the treasury
On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Les
lie Mapes entertained at luncheon at
her home ON Edgewood lane. Eight
ladies were present, and after lunch
con they played bridge.
Mrs Fl. Clark Senior, entertained
at cards on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Edgewod lane. The party
was the first of series to be given
to raise money for the building fund
of the Palisade Church
The Women's Club of Palisade will
give musicale at the Palisade school
house on November IA.
Miss Grace Campbell and party
of friends attended the New York
University and City College of New
York football game last week.
Carl Meyn and some neighbors cut
down an enormous oak tree that was
on the Meyn property.
The Russo house on Anderson ave-
nue. is being thoroughly renovated,
inside and out.
Miss Gertrude Boswick attended a
theatre party on Thursday evening.
There are many Halloween parties
brewing in Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Manning, of Edge
wood lane, entertained at cards on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane spent
last weekend in Vineland, N. j., WIS.,
iting Mrs. Lanes mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mehlin and Mr..
and Mrs: Bruno De Paoh were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elkan on Sun
day evening.
Palisadian., 1925-10-23

Mrs. Mary Torrey returned home in
Palisade last week, after long visit
in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Campbell has played
several oboe solos at New York
musicales recently.
j. Otto Hunike, Jr., motored to the
Pennsylvania-Yale game last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Rock, of
Sheepshead Bay, were guests on Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp, Of
Edgewood lane.
Mrs. William Bliss, of Edgewood
lane, entertained two tables of bridge
on Monday evening.
The boys of the Pathfnders Club
had a social at the Union Church on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Littwin entertained
seven guests at luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon.
The Parent-Teacher Association
will hold a meeting at the Palisade
school house on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. George Beckmann is taking up
horseback riding.
The Campfire girls have planned a
breakfast hike along the Palisades
on this Saturday morning.
Mrs. E. d. Butz, of Anderson ave-
nue., entertained at luncheon for mem
bers Of the Women's Club, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Shaefer were
guests on Sunday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Hunike on the Cliff front.
On the evening of November 4, in
the basement of the Union Church,
the Church League members will
serve a chicken dinner. The charge
for adults will be 81. For children
fifty cents. Don't miss it!
On Halloween eve, a masquerade
party will be given for the Sunday
school children, at the Union Church
in Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Paulson and two
daughters returned this week from a
trip to Vermont.
Mrs. VIM. H. Roberts, of Abbott
boulevard, sang several selections at
the Rev. Kelder's church entertain
ment on Wednesday, evening.
Miss Helen Boswick and Miss
Christine Fredricks go twice week
to the Y. w. c. A. for swimming
Miss Abigail Pennell, of Edgewood
lane, is busy coaching the play to be
given by the Sophomores of the Fort
Lee High School on November l.
The Alpha Girls met Thursday at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Guiles and
discussed plans for giving card
party in the near future.
Theodore Kemm, Jr., the Palisade
globe trotter, is hardy chap. He
goes these cold mornings without the
sign of an overcoat. And he's an
early bird, too.
No, that wasn't any Ku Klux busi-
ness the Cumbermede road folk saw
Wednesday morning on the Logan
lawn. 1t was just some paper bags
hooded over the forty or fifty hardy
chrysanthemums that have been late
blooming, to keep out the frost
Thanks awfully much from the
editors family to Mr.. l.. A. Mapes
for coming over and fixing the radio
the other evening. Mr.. Mapes does
not pose as an expert, but he can
make a recalcitrant radio talk and
get-on-the-air without tubes, batteries
or wires or anything at all. 1t is said
he just uses magic. Anyhow, much
Obliged, brother Mapes.
Palisadian., 1925-10-23
Important Notice of
Helping Hand Society

Members of the Helping Hand So
ciety of the Christian Orphan Home,
please take notice that as the regular
meeting day of the society comes on
election day in November, that meet
ing will be held instead on the fol-
lowing day, Wednesday, in the Home,
at the usual hour.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-18
RENOVA SLAYER IS
HANGED SATURDAY
Sheriff James Smith Assists In
Execution of Roy Walsh
at Boulder

Boulder-It was at 1:43 Saturday
molning in the dimly lighted Jail yard
at Boulder that the trap was sprung
that sent Roy Walsh, age 24, plung-
ing to his death and six and one-half
minutes later physicians declared thai
he had paid in full for his share in
the murder cf Albert Johnson, Rem
ova, Mont, storekeeper. Physicians,
a few newspaper men from Butte, Of
ficers Of the law and few other wit
nesses were present when the exc
cution was carried cut.
Walsh went to his death cheerfully
stoical after having refused a stimu-
lant, declaring that he didn't need it.
At no time from the moment when
Sheriff W. ]. MountjOy of Jefferson
county late Friday afternoon informed
the condemned man that Governor
j. E. Erickson, by refusing to inter-
fere, had closed his last avenue Of
escape from the gallOws, did Walsh
exhibit the slightest evidence Of
breaking nerve and he probably was
the coolest man in the Jail yard when
he mounted the scaffold and met his
death.
Il was the first hanging in the
county in % years.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-18
HIGH LEAD Price
STIMULATES Mines

Sheridan.-Sixteen miners are now
working in the Georgia district. The
high price of lead is boon to the
lead miners and that is the prevailing
metal in that district, although it is
by no means the only metal. Adolph
Levander has resumed operations on
the Nugget gulch slope. The Stark
Brothers and Frank Wyrouck are
working the Democrat and have just
finished running a crosscut which
has brought them to the main lead.
An encouraging outlook is reported.
Ellis and Matthews have a nice bunch
of ore in fraction adjoining the High
Ridge. Recently they made ship
ment which rewarded them handsome
ly. George Bosanatz will make an
other 30-ton shipment from the
Deutchland at an early date. Miller
and Wright have close to 800 sacks
on the dump at the Ella, and Ray Bul.
lerdick has a nice showing on the
north tunnel cf the same claim.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-18
MuffIy FavOrS Game Warden Plan;
oO-Oo o0--OO
Wants Old Political Machine ReOiUed
Oo-Oo o0--Oo
Would Abolish Present Commission

Senator Muffly gave notice in
the senate on Wednesday that he
will introduce bill 10 abolish
the fish and game commission Of
Montana. The senator stated af-
ter the session that his bill would
do away with the present system
Ct handling the fish and game Of
the state. and substitute for it
the old system in force before
the creation of the present fish
and game commission.
Under the old system, which
existed during the administra-
tiOns Of former Governor Stew
ara and his predecessors there
was a game department, and it
was headed by game warden
appointed by the governor. While
this system was in force the late
Jake De Hart was game warden
for many years, and the fish and
game were under his charge.
He was assisted by an assistant
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-18
SATURDAY IS Big
DAY FOR PIONEERS

The program for the thirty-second
annual reunion of the Pioneers So
ciety of Gallatin county and the Sons
and Daughters of Pioneers, to be held
in BOzeman, Saturday, February 21,
begins with social gathering at the
Baptist church On the corner of Grand
avenue and Olive street at nocn, en-
trance to the parlor being through the
north door. Here the members will
secure badges. by payment of annual
dues, and at one o'clock the banquet
will be served in the dining room of
the Baptist church, to the members
Of the organizations and their fami-
lies. At three o'clock in the after
noon, program will be given at Elks'
hall, at which men and women who
are eligible to, the State Society of
Montana Pioneers or to the Society
of Sons and Daughters of Montana
Pioneers, which includes those coming
to Montana on or before December
81, 1858, are invited.
The officers cf the Pioneers So
eiety of Gsllatin county are: Presi-
dent, A. H. Stafford; vice president,
A. W. Orton; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. E. L. Houston; historian, Mrs.
w. ]. Bell; additional members of the
executive committee, Mrs. S. White,
M. w. Penwell, E. A. Maynard anJ
George D. Pease. The officers of the
Society Of Sens and Daughters OF
Pioneers Of Gallatin county arc:
President, James w. Arnold; vice
president, Charles e. Mcdonnell; Sec
rotary, Walter Davis; additional mem
bers Of the executive committee, Mrs.
Ray Holloway, Mrs. H. /. Border
Miss Bess Fowler and Dewey Street.
Those eligible to membership In the
Pioneers Socety are men and women
who came to Montana on or. before
December 81, 1854, and when d pl6,
Rser dies, tA6 sldest son or daueh 81
Easidss ii tie csunty. is eliRble. Ths
ehildFeh 6f rioneers form the mers-
bership Of tie Society Of Sens and
Daughters Of Hioneers .of EaTiatEr
county.
Following e prosran on Ssfnr.
tcsntiauod On Page sevsn
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warden and number CT depu-
ties.
During his incumbency in Of
rice the game department. was of
ten urder attack On tho charge
that IL was used as a political
machine. During former Cover.
nor Dixon's term Of office the
present commission, whesc chair
Msan is Thomas n. MarlOwe of
Missouia, was created.
Senator Muffly takes the pO-
sitiOn that the present system is
more expensive than the old, and
he objects tc the Policy it hos
pursued in expenditures. The
senate special probe committee
that reported On the commits
sion not long ago gave it's re-
ceipts for the past two years as
S332,0OO and the expenditures as
100000, and recommended that
no mere fish hatcheries be built
for the present.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-02-18
STATE BANKERS
BOOST FARMING

4 comprehensive program Of aid
for farm development in Montana in
1925 was worked out last Friday at
meeting here of the executive ccun-
ell of the Montana Bankers associa-
ton, the agricultural committee of
the organization and the faculty Of
Montana State college. H. S. Buell.
Of BOzeman is chairman of the bank
ers' agricultural committee.
D. H. Otis cf Madison, Wis, a di-
rector of the American Bankers as
scciation, was present at the confer
ence and spoke upon the national as
pect of agriculture and its problems
The state association will continue
to cooperate with the extension SER
vice, the state land settlement board
and other agencies which are working
in Montana to help the farmer solve
his problems and render such assist
sEce as it can to further their efforts.