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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28

Italy. the eleventh nation to fund
ii debt To the United States. has a.
greed u paw this country s2,407,-
100000. which includes interest.
The payment win be stretched over q
period Of sixty-two years.
Almost a lifetime seems like a long
time t. pas of just debt, but 81
100000 600 is also a considerable
um of money.
There may be some criticism Of
the favorable terms granted By the
American debt commission, which
included passing Of the interest for
the first five years. bat the commits
sion undoubtedly has to take into
consideration, in settlement, the ma
ti0H' ability % pay.
In any event, arrangements for
eleven 81 Americas twenty war debt
ors To fund their debts is something.
II ee had followed the advice Of
small minority in this country. we
would have graciously burned up the
notes and cold our European allies
that the slate was wiped clean
But the nation was saved from
this termination Of the debt ques-
ton to which such mock sentimen-
talify was leading us.
There never was any reason why
Europe should not pay for her fol-
ly The World War was the natural
climax Of laundering craftsmanship
and ccntury-old hatreds that politi-
sal and business leaders had kindled
and finally famed into flames
There is no more reason why a
nation should not make its word
good, than that an individual should
pay his just and honest debts When
AN individual creates a debt, he has
to pay or be hauled mo court If he
defaults when his case is called for
trial judgment is returned against
him and suit may be entered to pay
it Men can't escape debts.
Nations are 40 exceptions The
funding Of the debts owed America
are Of interest to every American
II they were not paid. the money
would eventually come from the
pockets of the taxpayers Of this
country. who poured out their money
freely mot alone % prosecute Amer
teas cause, but also TO finance
our allies
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28

According to the press dispatch
es, several women have been add
ed to the diplomatic service and
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28
Responsibility.

Who is responsible2" When
anything goes wrong or is neglected.
this is generally the first question
asked
II never occurs 20 the Questioner
that it may be he or she who is res
ponsble that responsibility may
be traced to his or her own door
step
It may not be a direct response
bility The causes leading up to the
trouble may be due to neglect. which
is often more dangerous than positive
acts
Those who ask this common ques-
ton never search their own deeds
or misdeeds, or even negligence
They never realize that they may
be responsible because they failed
10 warn ia advance against the dan
ger that lay ahead
A citizens duty does not end
with the election Of public officials
Having elected them, il IS incumbent
upon all who are interested in the
welfare Of the community and its
people TO consult, advise and CO.
operate with them, to the end that
they may have all the information
possible as basis for their public
acts
We may expect children 10 cry
over spilled milk, but never people
who haze reached mature wears. II
the warming is seen and not acted
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28

someone has been unkind enough
TO suggest that this viii spell the
death Of secret treaties.
When business is good, advertise;
And when it is bad, do the same
With ads Of respectable size
Your goods and their prices
proclaim
The buyers are watching the ads
And reading them too. never
fret;
So. if you would harvest the scads,
Advertising's your very best set.
The manager of the towns ball
team had spent a neat sum Of mo-
ney to hire a pitcher who claimed
that he was right there with the
goods as a hurler The game
started and the opposition batters
began pounding the sphere to all
corners Of the lot. Finally the
manager lost his temper and
yelled at the box artist. Say, but
you're some pitcher. Where did
you learn to pitch-at a cores
pondence SCHOOL," And a quick
witted, albeit disguised. spectator
put the climax on it by calling TO
the manager, Say Bill, what do
you mean by insinuating that he
ever learned to pitch anywhere"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28
AUTOMOBILE TAXES.

The decision Of the house ways
and means committee to reduce the
federal tax on what it calls pleas
ure cars" from five to three per cent
will have popular reaction among
the people
II the house az a whole will CON
cur in this recommendation, or even
reduce the per cent more. or entirely
eliminate it, and the senate will fol-
low the houses lead, then all viii be
we'll
But the fact that the ways and
means committee will report its bin
with this provision is no assurance
that it will be in the measure when it
finally becomes law, so that there
is really no reason for celebrating
yet
Nearly everyone will agree for
own one some day-that the tax on
all who have no automobile expect to
pleasure cars" is an unjust tax.
The term pleasure car" is a mis-
homer because there are compare
lively few automobiles in this day of
rush and hurry that are used strict
~ for pleasure purposes.
AS a general rule, an automo-
bile, although it is a means Of pro-
vding pleasure. is a service vehicle
that could scarcely he dispensed
with 1t is pressed into daily use by
most owners in transacting bust
ness II IS an ever-ready aid in saw
ing valuable time going from place
70 place and thus becomes a very es-
sential factor in the life of the
American people.
The pleasure car" tax is unfair
for other reasons. II was levied as
a manufacturer tax. The trainers
Of the first tax bin so intended it.
But instead of absorbing the tax. the
manufacturers passed it on to the
consumers.
Thus il is with most excise taxes.
The consumer ultimately pays the
bin because the manufactures has
only TO add it 70 his cost price,
the retailer adds it 20 his selling
price and the final purchaser is the
one who bears the burden.
Automobiles are already too heav-
lily taxed, with the local property
/ tax, the registration or license plate
fees, in addition 70 the gasoline tax
as in many states The automobile
owner deserves more consideration
and the attention he win get IN the
next session of congress indicates
there will be some improvement in
the situation
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28
Plum
AND -
PHILOSOPHY
By Uncle bud.

Uncle Dud says: With the
multiplicity of laws, one often finds
ii necessary to break couple in
order to keep within the other
Criticism is often helpful-fault-
finding never"
II is nothing to your credit if
your credit is no good.
In order to enjoy life, man must
be miserable occasionally.
A narrow minded man usually
makes the broadest assertions.
Half truths are frequently more
dangerous than full-fledged lies.
And ii quite often happens that
a good start means an early failure.
When a man is down and out it
may truly be said that he is about
all in
Some people aim to do right
but have the gun pointing the
wrong way
Men laugh and women weep at a
wedding for the same reason-that
they are not in it.
Safety first is a motto Of the
present Too many people wait
until too late to be careful.
1t is very probable that wo-
man loves her husband-it's NOR
tai cinch that she is jealous Of him.
Woman told me the other day
that her idea Of mean husband
was one who would not talk back
Somehow we wouldn't mind the
woman who has not bobbed her
hair if she would only keep quiet
about it.
If it took as long to spend it as
if does TO earn it, people would get
much more enjoyment out of their
money.
Lots Of folks never think Of
boosting their home town until
they get many miles away from
it. Another case of distance lending
enchantment to the view, no doubt.
Willie" said his father. you
were fighting with the Jones boy
today and Mr. Jones was over 20
see me about it. What have you TO
say for yourself? We'll" was
Wlhe's rejoinder. "all / got to say,
dad, IS that | hope you came out
as we'll as | did"
According to the press dispatch
es. several women have been add
ed to the diplomatic service and
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28
EARLY BUYING

Buy your Christmas presents
early buy EN- now while stocks
are full; otherwise you may get
surly when mid crowds you push
and pull. There's no reason you
should tarry now's the time to
buy your pick; get that sled for
little Harry and that box OF blocks
for Dick. Folks who linger in
their buying with slim picking
must content; wise folks now are
daily trying gift suggestions to in
vent. Sales folks will arise and
bless you with a blessing good
and strong; and in speaking they
will stress you as the bird who
rings the gong. Just fore Christ
mas they must hustle like the We
ry derned old deuce; why not divvy
up the hustle? Buy, EN- now.
Don't be goose Hike right out
this very minute and procure your
load of gifts; you vii find much
pleasure in it and your lutte will
have no riffs If you dilly-dally
daily all the best will be removed
and you'll swear like old man Bail
ey who has language rare, i'm
proved So again let me admonish
you to sail forth mighty fast; get
your toys that viii astonish and
the ones all built to last. Buy EN-
now and you can ehuckle as be-
lated shoppers chase, skinning nose
and bruising knuckle in the TEEN
ing marketplace.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28

Notice is hereby given that the In
come Tax Board OF Review in and
for Iron county. Wisconsin will meet
at the Court House i'm the City Of
Hurley ia said county On the 18th
day Of December 1926 al ten o'clock
in the forenoon for the purpose Of
examining the income tax assessment
roll and Of considering complaints Of
aggrieyed taxpayers and performing
such other duties as are imposed
upon it BY law
Dated this 2Srd day of November.
1925
Pearee Tomkius.
Assessor If Incomes for
aO-l Iron County
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28

Money isn't everything, Of course.
but it means a lot to the fellow who
hasn't any
Every day sees a new proposed"
tax reduction. But it is the better
part Of wisdom to wait until congress
gets through with that tax bill.
The age is not rotten just because
the children know the things you did
at their age.
Good news for boarders Potatoes
are scarce this year
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28
HurIer Nleihodist Chnrch-

Sunday morning worship al 1890
Sunday school at 1880; evening
worship I'll 30.
Mdweek prayer meeting Wejues-
day az IA
Epworth League and choir practice
Friday evening at 80.
Everyone welcome
Rev y 6. Ross. Pastor.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-11-28

Passing AN excuse off as reason
Is very seldom successful.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
CENTRAL

Edific;o construido expresamente
para Hotel. Modernamente equipa-
do, con Ascensor. Habitaciones con
bano. Telefono, Timbres, Barberia
Y cuanto requiere ell Moderno Con-
fort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan
Desde $1.00 a ESQ. Desde $50 q
$50 Restaurant la Carta. Gu
bierto ST.
SAN JOSE NO. IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
HACE EXPELER LAS
LOMBRICES

Cuando los nifoS estan palidos,
malhumorados, no demuestran i'm
teres en- Ell juego y su suefio es in
tranquIlo y su apetito variable, es
senal de que tienen lombrices.
Cuando aparecen tales sintomas es
Ia hoTa de darles Whites Cream
VrrmItuge. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
CO. +sllr las lombrices y ponen al
ninO nuevamente en- el camino de
la salud, Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge sc ha usado con 6xito duran
te los Gltimos cincuenta amos. De
venta en- las farmacias y droRue-
ria. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
HORAS DELICIOSAS

Era Ell sabado "a de Julio
Los iiItimos reflejos del sol ponien-
te habian desaparecido del horizon
te. La noche, luciendo en- la ne
grura de su cabellera su comdn ade
rezo, compuesto por Ell brillante iu-
mar, hermoso Y altivo, rodeado de
diamantes palidos y tristes, las es-
trellas, estaba deliciosa Las gem
tiles damitas daban Ell lltimo re-
toque sus mejillas, mientras que
los caballeros j6venes echaban al
espejo La Ultima mirada y Sc diri-
gian con ojos relucientes de entu-
siasmo juvenil al Club de Damas,
donde habian decidido reunirse los
asaltantes. En- los salones del Club
Sc ensayaron las coplas dirigidas a
Angelina, hija de los distinguidos
esposos Tio-Montes de Oca, y en-
cuyo honor Sc celebraba la fiesta.
La turba elegante Y vocinglera, di-
rigida por la Sonora OLYMPIA Gel
pi dana resuelta y enthusiastic y
rrimera iniciadors del asalto salio
EN- alegre procession hacis el hogar
de los Ti6 Monies de Oca. Era
una escolta formidable. La resi-
dencia asaltada es una mansion her
mosa y sehorial; Las escaleras, an
chas v elegantes estaban tapizadas
por alfombras color pdrpura y ador-
nadas con macetas de flores, artfs-
ticamente dispuestas. La turba Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
HOTELES
ALCAzAR

Luna SO, Frente al Municipio.
Nuevo Hotel. Modernamente equi-
pado. Coc,na Criolla. HabitacioneS
frescas Buen trato.
PrS~ioS de situaci6n. - Sc admiten
abonados.
FRANCISCO RIVERA
Propietario
Tel. 1919. San Juan, P. B.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
Ell CURSE DE vERANo


Sc nota gran animaci6n en- Rio
Piedras con motive de haber dado
principle Ell Curse de verano en la
Universidad de Puerto Rico Desde
las ocho de la mafiana sc nota en-
nuestras GALES un movimienso inu-
sitado debido al continue pasar de
bellfsimas maestras Y un gran nd-
nero de maestros que SO han tras-
ladado este pueblo para adQuIrir
nuevas ideas que han de resultar
en- beneficio de sus discipuios Ell
Ell pr6ximo curse escolar. Deseamos
a todos estos buenos maestros que
vean al terminar Ell curse realiza-
das todas sus aspiraciones las que
han de resultar benefciosas para
sus escuelas Y para Ell porvenir de
la patria portorriquefia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
Ell TALIsNIAN DE LA BELLEzA


Con mas de 20 amos de experien-
cia en- Ell arte de embellecer y per-
feccionar los eneantos femeniaos,
tengo Ell placer de ofrecer mis- ser
vicios profesionales todas las
seiloritas y Damas de Puerto Ri
co. Poseo secretos maravillosos que
pueden embellecer cual quier Inu-
jer en- Ell mas corto tempo, y otros
que hacen desaparecer cualluier dc
fecto fisico con la mayor facili-
dad. Uso los metodos mas recien-
tes y mcdernos. ofrezco buenas
referencias. Extricta morahdad.
Precios medicos. Consaltas gratis
por correo.
Ell CISNE NEGRO
Doctor en- belleza femenina.
Raj. cordero No. 68. Box 1905.
San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

Sc comenta favorablemente los
sscensos que Sc dice hara en- breve
ell Comisionado Insular de Instruc-
ci6n, nombrando para desempedar
los cargos de Snbccmisionado al
prestigioso maestro Lcdo. Francis
co Vizcarrondo; al competente fun
cionario senior Gerardo Selles So
la, Secretario del Departamento v
al muy digno Y competente MA As
tro de espaiol, sehor Antonio sa-i
rriera Egozcues Inspector General
de Espanol. Ell ascenso del sefior
Sarriera Sc comenta muy favora-
blemente por los maestros entire
los que Sc cuenta ell senior Sarriera
con muchos discipulos que hacen
verdadero honor al Magisterio Jnf
sular Y 10 consideran como un acto
de justicia y de reconocimiento a
I'm compafiero que siempre ha oe-
mostrado su gran amor por la len
qua de Cervantes. aIn recordamos
las campafias que sostuvo en- sl
magnifica revista La Educacion''
en- favor del idioma patrio. Ade-
mas ell seior Sarriera cuenta con
las simpatias generates de los macs
tros quienes reconocen en- 6l sus
grandes conocimientos del idioma
y Ell hombre de car&cter que en-
todos los momentos ha sabido de-
fender con desinteres los intereses
generates de su profession. Mucho
podrfamos escribir sobre este que
rido amigo pero le conocemos Y no
queremos herir mas su modestia y
solo esperaremos que Sc confrmen
estos rumores para felicitar caluro-
samente a nuestro Comisionado de
instruction por haber impartido es
tricta justicia al hacer estos as
censos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
Una GrdadiOSa Oferta

Estamos ofreciendo mo de los GENE
LOS de Opera para el Campo mas her
mos0s de Ia meior calidad, un pre-
clio que al toner que comprarloS en- cusl
quie- otra parte tendria que passr 8
Veces mas. Garantizamos que el precio es
el mas barato en- Estados Uni0os porque
uosotros mismos los importamos y los ofre
cemos a Gsted practicamente una frac-
ei0n de FL valor.
Estos gemelos son de ga pulgadas ex-
tendidos, dc pulgadas cerrados, estan
eQuipados cru lenses u0aerosos con lna
cnales podra yer objetos que SO encuen-
tran a millaG de distancia: es 10 mas itil
peTa dias de campo cacerias, para distln-
Euir animaies en- las pastas. Uselo tam.
bisn como gsmelos de Opera en- los cines
u operas Sc eDvfa en- una hermosa Gala
resistenia Precio especial e1.4S, por
mientras dureu-
NO D9ANpH DINERO pague 81 carte
70 $I.43 mas ell porte al entregarSeJe-
Devoiveremos 81 dinero 81 no Qneda S.
GEfecho.
vEw YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY 90.
DEPT B.-Ae
81 Thira Ave w~~ York = y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15

Sc dice t5mbien que Ell senior Jo-
sc Gonzalez Ginorio, sera nombra.
do inspector de escuelas de San
Juan Principal dc la Central
High School de San Juan. Sc CO.
menta favorabIemente Ell regrcSo
del senior Ginorio su hogar.
Esperamos seguir muy de cerca
ell trabajo que Sc realice en- estas
classes de verano para contando con
la benevolencia de los hombres de
Ell MUNDo que siempre estan dis
puestos en- favor de los maestros
trasladar nuestras impresiones a sus
lectores
Juan RIVERA
Rio Piedras, p. r.,
8 de julio de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
HOTEL UNTVERsu

retuan 23 - Frente al "ImparcIal
Habitaciones c6modas y frescas
Service esmerado Especial aten
ci6n para famiIias. Precios modi
cos. Cocina EspanoIa Admitimo,
abonados. Tel. 1004, Propietari0
JORGE SUNER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-15
RESTAURANT H T'BIDAB0

En- beneficio de nuestra hume
osa chentela hemos introdncido
mportantes meioras en- el popular
estaurant Ell TIBIDABO, alberto
Ell saejor sitio para almorzar, co
El mejor tito para almorzar, CO
ner y cenar platos exquisitos ?
amos.
Ventilacion, trato agradable, ser
icio esmerado.
Cuando venga Ponce, visits
Fl. TTBIDARO
Gale Isabel. cerca de la Plaza Mu
Tor Rivera
The Washington times., 1925-11-27

tackled the prosecutions method OF
presenting their cabe and admon-
ished both Wilby and Moreland
mot to waste time and to bring in
official records whenever available.
The bad feeling even provoked "a
clash between Lieutenant Colonel
Joseph i. McMullen and Colonel
Moreland of prosecuting counsel.
McMullen arose unexpectedly at
the counsel table. and told the court
that the Hawaiian defense plan,
technically a war project, had
been submitted to the court in vio-
lation Of military law.
This plan has been presented to
the court without the consent OF
the accused" said McMullen.e
That is very serious error un.
less It is consented to BY the ac'
cused."
Moreland arose angriIy. with
out. looking at McMullen. he de.
cIared the plan had not been con.
sidered by the court. The court
ignored the interruption.
The clash between McMu1len and
Moreland was the first public evi-
dence Of the reported disagreements
among the military counsel prose
cutting Mitchell. According to re,
ports, Moreiand was displaced by
Major Allen GulliOn as directing
head of the prosecution because he
failed properly to defend the army
general staff against Mitchelps at
tacks.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27
Automobile Taken by
Blond Bandit Is Found
Near EllicOtt City, Md;

The car in which the blond
bandit escaped Tuesday after the
spectacular robbery of the home Of
Henry A.. Berliner, at 2841 Tilden
street northwest, has been re-
covered.
In q communication from the
police department of ElIicott City,
Nd, to Detective Headquarters TO.
day, the car was reported found
abandoned on q road near the
Maryland city.
Inspector Clifford L. Grant imme-
sdiately dispatched two detectives
to go to E1licott City and bring
back the car.
The bandit appropriated the car
belonging to Mr.. Berliner after rob.
bing the home of $1,130 in jewelry
and cash.
Shortly after the report had been
received in police headquarters OF
the recovery of the automobile
taken by the blond bandit, a re-
port was made OF the theft of $500
worth of clothing from q store IN
the southeast section of the city.
Hilda Blau, part owner of the
store at 122 Fifteenth street south.
east. told police today that her
place of business was entered by
breaking in a rear window.
One hundred pairs Of Iady's silk
hose, valued at $500; six mems
shirts, valued at $12, and underwear
were taken from the store.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27
Hogan and Croggin,
Freed, DenOunce Police
In Arrest as Bandits

John e. Hogan. 5r., lib Rhooe
Island avenue northeast, and Robert
H. Croggon, 1907 NJ street north.
west who were arrested yesterday
in connection with the series of
Daring daylight robberies and hold
ups which have been worrying po-
lice, were released today after their
records had been minutely studied.
They were completely exonerated by
police.
On their release, Hogan and Crog-
gon severely scored the police and
a system which could keep them
jailed incommunicado over night OH
such a slight pretext. The men
were arrested in a downtown hotel
after it was reported that they were
'lavishing tips on walters and
flashing big bills" but the two de-
clared that they carried less than
SIS in cash between them when
: arrested.
Hogan and Croggon told the
Washington Times today that they
went to the fashionable downtown
hotel in which they were arrested
for a Thanksgiving dinner, were
arrested as they left the hotel, taken
10 headquarters and questioned, and
The Washington times., 1925-11-27
i1iis ana ons-1iztsentn


When You Feel . Cold Coming On
Take Laxativa BROMO QtJ1NIfsi1
gTahlSta to work orr the cause and
"a foftlfy the system against an 49,
tack of Grin OF Influenka "A safe
and Proven Remedy. The box
bears signature of p w. Grove. SOc.
The Washington times., 1925-11-27
WALTER REED PRIVATE C0NFESSES TAK0MA PARK R0BBER1
Blond Bandit. Blamed
For These Jobs

Burglarizing exploits
charged to David A. Ware,
arrested by Montgomery
county authorities today and
believed to be the notorious
''blond badit," are:
In Takon1a Park, Md: Los
calais delicatessen (twice
robbed); Bachrach's grocery
twice robbed); the Sanitary
grocery, the Park Lunch, the
Takoma Park hardware store
fattempt) and the Takoma
Park drug store (attempt).
In Washington: Murphy's
gas station, Wisconsin ave-
nue., and possibly other stores
and automobile service estab-
lishments.