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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

these TO ar Wis at once Come
al1uE
She dam't especially want Dolly
company but eIlIl less did she dare
leave her there where she might die
vulEr TIN secret AZ Z,Egs find. and
which Zkd was determined should
remain O. secret until she could tell
Wise abour &c.
The finding or tho rubherr was
merely the last resort ~ "a Ions hunt
ZiE had booked everywhere. They
must b5 IruNsd up hy the print on
the sun rl,om fioor-uud then
Zih Casis roncsaled the TubbCa
u hrr g8pacious Cott pockets and
bsrkou.uE Dolly they lrfi the ROOM
She paused gu tHg porch 90 speak
10 Cannon. with intent 90 learn Il
he had auy suspicion ut hCr real
srr1ud 10 HIS ROOM
Apparently ne had not for he only
slid. We'll giris, see tho butter.
flies
"Yes." Zlzi returned. "and they're
wonderful SHALL you collect more or
ls your stock complete
I'm get more from south America.
when 7 go down There I'm going
TO get OF as soon os can get my
money from those lawyers"
Dolly looked az him. open mounted
How could this man. who had Killed
his bcncfactor, spcIk 30 casually OF
getting away with tho money he had
so fas rfully come by7
You must miss Mr.. Raynor," zizi
said.
= do. Cannon returned. and his
glance At her WIS equally sharp lie
was "A lifelong friend. almost
YES. an uncertain friend"
Uncertain D. the word. MA am.
and Cannon looked reminiscent.
Nov. Raymond be aB nico and
friendly az one could wish. and then
again he'd be the very dickens and
air.
was he ugly 20 you--as well as
to his wife, Zizi went on
Was he. Wei. he was, Why.
the things Douglas Rnyuor has ulld
to mo and done 20 me. I wouldn't
stand from any other mortal man!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

"Arg we going 10 ride On a hut,
IguiyF' asked Nancy
Come and HCs." tald tho Fairy
queen going down the coral stairs
and taking them hy the hand
Down tho long hail they went
and out u the front door that WAS
opened by tH0 fairies
There riEht IN front OF the steps
stood Nlmhlu Toes beside an euor
NOUS butterfly. Hll brIdlci and saI.
died and ready 10 Ep Hls wiuEa o.
blue velvet kept Fuiug slowly up
and dawu sa tho 90 say, Just sec
how handsome $50 are Please 40.
miro cur fine golden spots"
Yes Two spot WINS certainly
handsome. from his lonE black
horns 10 the tail Of his so0iy coat,
Al black and blue and gold wua he.
with touches OF rose ~ tho edge
u his wIBKH.
Hop on" commanded the Fairy
Queen
"on no" said SICK. IAdles
rrt''
40 thr Twins and SimEa Toes
helped Der on. and then Nancy and
Sick scrambled on behind
u may surprise you 20 read that
20 little boy and "a little SRI could
ride un butterfly even e. large
one. but that's because ! haven't
told sou all about tho magic 6huea
Tho magic green shoes could
make tho persons who wore them
any ris6 az all 40 matter where
the person wanted 20 20. The s.0ts
saw 10 u that no was juEt tho right
size whether it was 20 walk thru
q keyhole or sit az a giants dinner
table
Uut at any rate, there they we're
ON the butterfly hack starting on
a journey
10 he Continued
Igorr.sEl 1893. S. b. a Service. Ir-I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
LETTER FROM RUTH Bllthh
TO WALTER BURKE,
CONTINUED

have never IN on my me- Wal
ter. been In such q position aa J am
now strange 40 Dc may seem. ]
think that Leslie loves Jack very
dcyo,cdly. Between sou and me,
dear. h. I % very fascinating mnn.
leslie and he. however ore not
friends a. sou and ann. and upon
friendship marriage rests upon more
solid ground than upon love.
I wonder Il y9u over rrolif how
near 70 hate 81 love ! thought
loved Harry Ellington. Rucrs !
did. am sure that this won't hurt
YOU now because I got an over iDv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

trs Florence Prag Kuhn of cali
fornin IS making an effort 10 b.
ciccicd ~ congress 10 fW Mc uHcr-
pircd term Of hcr iofe hpsband.
JHiius Kahn. ctaiymau of ne house
military committee During me last
eiOIu months Of her hnsbuud'a ne
Mrs. Kahn carricd on all Inc uorh,
oi ne office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
The Tangle

story BntTmost emotions roTracd BY private ieer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
>Ow go nN WIFI nm ST.ulN

hut ZIH was after something ether
Than buttcginrs AaSr yswtgrafN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

not only q devoted lover b.. az
friend.
i love you always. dear. a..
some. Rue
Copyright. 1895. The ssztts J.
TOMORR0W-Letter frpu !
Mary Alden Prescott TO John N
Presciti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

in my heart, FOR sou TO see the
woman's side Of il and to write me
what Leslie can do IN the matter.
Oh, ] wish this minute. Walter.
that ! was with you and folded by
your arms. secure in tho knowledge
that ! always have when I am with
you that with my husband ! have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
Fat That Shows
Soon Disappears

treatment fat wEIeB e8mrs apf stays
slsro 90 IS not needed Isl burden 20
AIRY. hindFaura 90 activity. curb
upon pleasure You can remove thr IA
neal and ar bedtime, one Marmoia Pr
scriptlon Tablet. Thee little tablets are
as pleasant and effective as the famous
prescription from which they take their
Iaus. buy and trg a box today AT
drusziaf4 the vorld over sell them, az
ono dollar for o box. Gr sou eau order
hen direct from the Marmola Co. Geo
trsl Motors uldz. Detroit, Mica You can
thus say goodbye 20 dieting. exercise
md Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14

glance outside al the on men she
shook a warning f0ryt,uEer at Dolly
and began 20 poke around among tho
litter that was piled IN corners or on
tlbles and settees
Then she opened the cupboard
door. and with a look % disgust on
her face. grabbed an umbrella and
poked among tho shoes and slippers
that we're rung In there IN an untidy
heap.
With the umbrella she draggci out
one old shoe after iuothcr. and, at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-14
nInIN In1lI mlnNN
- 10 > = ~ hA

par=Ias Eaffrg 81 frHIs HF.f EH.H
~ heart gu lhs HaFIr ,N"H.1H H
die fEaHr Hf tHr anu Ht H. t""
Acres his anE Island Hnt I. stated
fu- -Err Ehr drsg man. pistol .H
hand fa Malcolm ItUir1 EHrH
suerthrarI 20 l.seuHr Ns Sans
iva FaruIT. EaN uasH uHTt 1."NaH
hr Ia IEbE apIl 80 Eh-t NHH'
Dor brrIhrr. UTFtIEr hrHt u are tt1I-
Isrd FRIEND 90 Fmhy Mia AatIIH.
EaKuHTs sister urrI Hfnrf" EH.
fEr rnuIu BtuuluEttu MHA soto.
hratrH drtrgtiNr aus stsh De hi'.
assistant arr called lasr az. seq.
ruI ~ thE haEda uE IHfr"I4 l'NH-
h.uz Tho print uf au HErTAEg- Hn
fhr floor az tbF suU rr#tH - .tsI'H
thr rssvsfary Vow EIHt Hna Dolly
TaN q neighbour E.rN ~" g tHr
house nf grim Eauuru. H.rN a.. con
fhF rFHFrRsH 90 fHHA .TlE Hf H.H 20 .IEr
fIuu ~ bue.sr,rlts
NOM go DN MlRII I'M starry
li4t EIa was after something ether
, 1925-09-10
SHERIDAN,S NEW NEWSPAPER

THE REPUBLICAN acknowledges with pleasure a copy of
Vol. l, No. 1, of The, Sheridan Journal, which appeared on
September 3, with c. Watt Brandon, the veteran Wyoming
editor, at the helm. The Journals initial bow to the public
is made in a 16-page number which is neat in Typographical
appearance, filled with appropriate local reading matter and
literally supplied with advertising announcements of Sheri-
dan merchants, all of which bespeaks success.
The JOutnaJ is an outgrowth of the Buffalo Voice, which
was for years published in the neighboring county seat Of
Johnson county and recently purchased by Mr.. Brandon, who,
in his salutatory announcement says that he hopes soon to
make a semi-weekly. 1t is the general opinion of those best in
formed that eventually The Journal will become sufficiently
strong to enter the daily field.
For a quarter OF a century Watt Brandon has been a
prominent figure IN the Wyoming newspaper field. He es-
tabhshed the Kemmerer Camera and for several years main
tanned it as one of the leading weeklies of the state. He is
also the founder of the PtHedaje Roundup, published farther
from a railroad than any other in the United States.'' After
disposing of his interests in the kemmerer Camera he was for
d time editor of The COkeUHIe Register.
His latest connection was as editor and principal owner
of the Sherida" Post, which he conducted as a successful daily
up to the time of its consolidation with The Enterprise under
the ownership of Charles w. Barton.
Ihe Sher5dGn J0UtnGl will be Republican in politics and
as the editor says in his greeting: ''The aim will be to give
Sheridan county a paper of general local interest" May you
do as well as you deserve, is the sentiment of THE REPUBLICAN.
, 1925-09-10
A CREDITABLE PUBLICATION

The Wyoming Labor JOWnal appeared last week with a
highly creditable special edition of As pages, profuseIv illus.
trated and covering the entire state, the result of a personal
canvass which consumed several weeks. Many part of the
state are given special mention, including Carbon County. the
resources of which make the subject of a special article.
Among the more notable contributors to the Labor Journal
SPECIAL are, William Green, president of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor; Nellie Tayloe Ross, governor of Wyoming:
John l.. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers;
Marshall :. Reynolds, collector of internal revenue; H. V. S.
Groesbeck, formerly of the Wyoming supreme court: Joseph
{. O,Mahoney, Frank Morrison, Harry w. Fox and others.
The special edition covers a wide range of subjects aside
from the principal one, Labor and its interests. including
Wyoming public institutions, good roads, the University of
Wyoming, the coal industry and the scenery of the state. all
enhanced by new and well chosen illustrations.
, 1925-09-10
NOTICE or CHATTEL MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
Whereas, on the 2ith day of Feb
ruary. a. D. 1895. at Carbon County.
Wyoming, W T. PENLAND. OF Car
hon County. Wyoming. as mortgagor.
did make. execute and deliver to
WYOMING STOCKMENS LOAN
COMPANY. n corporation duly organ
lied and existing under and by
virtue OF the laws of the State
of Wyoming. having It's Office
at Cheyenne. Wyoming. n GER
tain chattcl mortgage In writing ms
by law provided. In the sum of s22.-
10000. m%ortgagins and conveying 10
said mortgage certain personal prop
erty described In said mortgage and
hereinafter sot forth. 10 secure two
promiasory notes. executed and de-
Hvered by mor'xagor To mortgage.
to-wit; One promissory note for the
sum of 100000. dated February
18th. 1924. and due and payable No
vember 18th. 1924. with Interest
thereon from date at ~ per an
, 1925-09-10
HOSPITAL NOTES

Joel Hogstrom OF this city was en-
tered in the Memorial hospital with
n rupturod appendix on Friday of
last week. He underwent an opera-
ton the same day and the latest re-
ports are that he is SIN in "A serious
condition.
Harry Ewing. call boy at the I'm
ion Pacific shops. was entered in the
hospital IN Sunday night of this week
with several bruises on his head. II
Is reported that while riding hig BIZ
cycle about 1880 .. m. In some
manner he hit an object aud was
thrown 20 the ground aud knocked
unconscious He was picked up and
taken TO the hospital where he IA
receiving medical attention. His
condition is very favorable at the
present time.
Mrs. c. +. Cooley OF Fort Steele
was brought to this city on Monday
and admitted to the hospital where
she Is receiving medical attention.
She IL getting along nicely.
\ seven and ono-fourth pound
baby daughter vas born to MIR. and
Mrs. @. W. Work at the hospital az
2:4b =. m. Sunday. Tho parents
OF the new arrival are residents OF
Fort steele. Both mother and baby
are doing fine.
Fred Wise, Jr., ranchor noar Raw
Inns. underwent AN appcndictomy on
Grafton on Friday of last week. Ills
condition n reported 10 be yery good.
Fred Livingston was entered in
the hospital on Saturday OF last week
for medical attention. He was able
To return to his home on Monday.
Miss Rose Royal. eight yenrH Did
underwent a tonsllloctomy operation
on Saturday last. She was able Ia
return to her home the same day.
Mrs. Flora Lavcllo OF 722 Buffalo
htrcet. WIS admitted to the hospital
on Thursday of las, week md rocoiy.
ed medical attention TO AN injured
foot She VAS able to return TO her
homo the following day.
Miss Dorothy Ycrsa, nurse AT tho
Memorial hospital. who underwear,
mn nppendictomy operation a couplo
OF weeks ago. was sufficiently recoy.
cred to return to her home on Mon.
day Of this week.
Joel Aller. who entered the hospi.
tal on August card and has been re.
teivihg medical attention, was d,.
charged on Friday Of last week.
Ray Mckenzie Of Green River wa,
~d'scharsed on Monday. He has beer
IN the hosp'ta, several weeks rece,v.
ing medical attention.
, 1925-09-10
and espectively.


This mortgaFe IS intended TO cover
all hay. feed, and equipment. includ-
ing all hay grown or put mp during
the year 1925. This mortgage In
cludcs all cattle now owned or TO be
acquired. whether by purchase. nat
urnl increase or otherwise by the
party OF the first part during the
continuance hereof. whether brand
ed one or more OF the above brands
on any part OF the animal. branded
n different brand or unbranded; also
the exclusive right OF use and title
TO said brand Or brands.
Now. Therefore. Notice " Hereby
Given: That the said morngtgoc. or
the Sheriff or Undcr-Sherin OF Car
bon County. Wyoming. ms agent Of
Mortgage. by virtue of the power of
sale contained In said mortgage. in
case OF said default. and by virtue OF
the statute In such case made and
provided. the said chnttel mortgage
will be forcclosed by sale OF the said
m~ortgBRed property and for that
purpose on Friday. the Second l2nd1
day OF October. a. u. 1925. nt the
hour OF two o'clock L. NJ OF said day.
Mt the Front Door OF the Court House.
In the City OF RawlinH. In Carbon
County. Wyoming. there viii be sold
Mt public auction and vcnduc to tho
highest and best bidder for cash. and
for the best price that may be obtain
ed. the said personal property. goods
and chattcls as aforesaid. together
with the exclusive right 10 said brand
or brands mentioned herein. and out
of the money arising from said sale.
to pay the said principal indebted
meas. and interest ms aforesaid. and
accrued interest from date OF FIRST
notice 10 date NJ sale. and all charges
and expenses Of said sale. including
an attorneys fec OF 10000. and
all other costs allowed by law.
Dated this 9Th day OF September.
A. u. 1928.
Wyoming Stockmcns Loan Com
pany. q corporation. MortEagcc.
ny A. ]. Roster. It's Attorney.
First Publication. Sept. 10, 1928.
Third Publication. Sept. -. 1895.
, 1925-09-10
IN DISTRICT L
Second judicial District
A OF WYOMING ,

a'H
County OF Carbon
In the Matter OF the Estate
of Chett Clun. Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE
All creditors and others Interested
In the Estate Of Chctt Clun. docensed.
take notice that tho undersigned
EXccutriN Of said Estate Will. on or
before the End day o. October. 1925.
flo In the onice OF the Clerk OF
Court OF Carbon County. Wyoming.
her final ccou and petition for
distribution Of said Estate. whore
any n interested may examine said
account and petition and nle objoc-
lions thereto In writing at any time
before the 18th day OF October.
1925. aud II no objections are filed
thereto. she viii make final settle
ment Of said Estate on the 18Th day
OF October. 1895. or as soon there
after as the matter may be heard.
Dated al Rawl'ns this 10th day OF
September. 1925.
II MAMIE H. CLUFF.
Administrative.
First publication Sept. 10. 1925.
Fourth publication oct. /. 1925.
, 1925-09-10
FORMER RESIDENTS ARE
VISITING IN RAWLINS

DR.. w. D.. Fletcher and DR.. Mary
Fletcher are visiting in Rawlins this
week as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletch-
er are en- route to Kemmerer where
Mr.. Fletcher has accepted a position
as athletic director in the Kemmerer
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher will be re-
membered by many Rawlinsites, as
Mr.. Fletcher was the athletic direc-
tor in the Rawlins schools four years
ago.
, 1925-09-10
THE GREEN RIVER NEWS

During the past week the ranks of Republican newspapers
IN Wyoming have been strengthened by the addition of a new
weekly, Ihe NecS, which will be published every Wednesday
IN the future in Green River, railroad center and seat of
governi mt in Sweetwater county.
The first issue of the new journal comes as IA welcome
visitor o our exchange desk and the publishers NAV be as
sured on the best wishes of THE REPUBLICAN for continued sue
cess and deserved prosperity. The publisher of the Green
HIner NeuS is F.. l.. Williams and the editor is George +.
Williams. The new paper indicates from the outset that it
VIII receive the loyal support of the merchants of its home city.
, 1925-09-10
TEACHERS CONFERENCE
AT ELK MOUNTAIN

The teachers of the rural schools
in the Elk Mountain section will hold
n conference at Elk Mountain on Fri
day and Saturday of this week. l..
C. Tidball, of Cheyenne. commission
er of education, Miss Helen Irving,
county superintendent of schools and
G. C. Bruton, superintendent of the
Rawlins public schools, will attend
the meet
, 1925-09-10

a fine baby girl was born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Rossiter on Saturday
of last week. Mother and baby are
getting along nicely.
, 1925-09-10

Mrs. Morgan will hold a bake sale
at the Service Grocery on Saturday.
September 18th.
, 1925-09-10

Hear Art Iandry's talented musi-
clans and entertainers tonight in the
Parco gym. 4 concert from o to
o:"o. 0-f0f-t
, 1925-09-10

FOR SAEE-Piano, kitchen cabinet,
chiffonier and bedstead. Inquire
Cor. Jackson & Davis SITS. Mrs.
Chas. Spangler. 9-1O-p
, 1925-09-10

FOR SALE-First class sheep wag-
on, team and horses. three sets
of harness, saddle horse and sad
die. If any sheep outfit has s
for same inquire August Swanson,
SIT Twelfth street or address box
ia, Rawlins, Wyo. S-2712t
, 1925-09-10

FOR SALE-Wilthall Wilton rub,
8-3x10-6, also odds and ends. In
quire PA Wyoming st. or phone
32O-W. 9-1O-p
, 1925-09-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank Il many friends
and neighbors for the kindness ex-
tended us and their sympathy in the
loss of our husband and father, j.
a. Anderson.
We wish also to thank the donors
of the many beautiful floral offer
ings.
Mrs. j. A. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bailey,
Elizabeth Anderson,
Carl Wnlter Anderson
, 1925-09-10

Dance to the music of Art Ian
dry's Greater Victor Recording Or
chestra tonight in the Parco gym
nasium. 9-19-1t
, 1925-09-10

FOR RENT-Three-room house,
furnished. Inquire sos 18th st.
Or phone 551. 9-1O-p
, 1925-09-10

FOR RENT-Four-room house fur
nished, modern. Inquire 301 E.
Maple st. in ear. 9-10-pd
, 1925-09-10

FOR RENT-Four-room furnished
house with garage. Inquire 22G
Il. Lincoln Highway or phone 500.
9-10-1t
, 1925-09-10

BuTTONHoLES made promptly. Call
GA n. IL street. Phone 1917.
, 1925-09-10

FOR RENT-Four-room furnished
house. Phone 109-M. 9-10-1t
, 1925-09-10

HEMSTITCiiING, picoting and but
ton work. Prompt and efficient
workmanship and work guaran-
teed. Orders may continue to be
left at the Rawlins Art & Gift
Shop and viii be called for prompt
ly. Mrs. +. Il. Froling, 514 No.
18th ST. 9-lO-tf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04

veto, que La conseguido despertar
Ia atenci6n pdblica v no SOLO ESQ,
sino que tambien la protesta una
mime DE todos los contribuyentes,
sin exception
I'll debate de esta tarde sera sem
sacional sin duda alguna el mas
iinportante Y trascendentaI de toda
esta asamblea legislative.
Tene1nos de un lado, la Conf
sion de Hacienda de la Camara,
que ha recibido instrucciones estric
tas del Ejecutivo, ysque esta dis
puesta a dar la batalla EN- favor
del pyoyecto, defendiendo hasta el
1ltimo reducto, todas v cada una
de sus clausulas.
Del otro lado esta la oposici0n,
que adn no Sc ha manifestado
abiertamente, que aun no es como
cida en- todo su empuje Y fuerza,
pero que nosotros 81 conocemos por-
cue estaInps hablando eontinuamen
(Cdntinda en- Ia pag 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04
lESta tade tendra lugar en- Ia Canara d debate mas i'm
pOrtante de esta Asanbea Legsatya-H pals Sc esSte
Greer O. el prOyedO de Mr. ag sea apObadO predplada-
mentey COnfa en- Ia aIVpz pariOtBmO de SS legislatures
LA COM. De HACIENDA fSIA DISPUFSTA OAR la BATALA
HASIA FL FIN EN- DfFFNSA DEL PROYECTO De NCOMETAX
Ell proyecto de Income Tax Sc consdera como un desa
flo del Executive tOdos los contribuyentes Sc espera
que e prOyecto sucumba en- el Senado ante Ia fuere
OpOsicion que hay en- dicho Alto CuerpO

Esta tarde, por fin, y despues de
tantas conferencias privadas y eau
Gus secretos. Sc Pondra a. discussion
en- Ia Camara de REPRESENTATIVES
el fanloso proyecto de ineomeltax,
que le ha costado a Mr. Haig tan
tos i tantos meses de intensa labor
" xigllia. Pero 10 triste y lamen-
table en- este case, es que Mr.. Haig,
de Ia mejor buena fe, Sc Ia equi-
'vocado como un cadete, pues el pals
entero protesta contra Ell proyeeto,
que sc califica dc POGO prudente,
POGO sabio, V no sabemos cuantos
terminus mas que son exclusives
de los expertos en- contribuciones
sobre ingresos.
Esta tarde Las cuatro Sc inicia-
ran los trabajos en- la Camara, v
POGO despues, con toda solemnidad,
Sc traera a discussion eli c6Iebre pro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04

/ Cuando apenas hace una semana
que aparecio en- nuestro peri6di-
co la noticia dc que esta generosa
institution nativa habia hecho un
deposito de cerca de. tres mil do
lsres en- ia Corte de Distrito de
San Juan para los herederos ME-
nores de Mr.. Alfred Stephen
Walker, hoy hemos tenido como
cimiento de un nuevo triunfo de
la Compania que sumar a los
muchos conquistados durante sus
catorce amos desde su organiza-
ci6n bajo las leyes del pals.
Aver fue en- la capital, hoy Sc
trata de una POLKA pagada en- la
culta ciudad de Manati. Despues
que el senor j. A. Gonzalez Orc
ma, active Administrator de esta
Compania, en- union de los Agen-
tes en- San Juan, los hermanos
Agustfn y Jose A. Marrero, ge-
nerosamente hicieron el dep6sito
en- la Corte, sigui6 su ruta por el
Norte de la isla, ) en- la pobla-
cion de Manati entrego otro
check al Sr. Teodomiro Taboas,
Agente en- esta Ultima ciudad, pa
ra que efectuase ell pago a la Sra.
Amparo Gambia Vida de DON Ju-
lie Pinto, 10 que Sc llev6 efecto
inmediatamente, entera salts
facci6n de la interesada. Y para
cue puedan darse perfecta cuen-
ia de como eel ANCORA" cum
pie con todos sus relacionados, sin
vacilar y sin tener que ser lie
vada a los tribunales de justicia,
como otras companies, vamos a
publican Ia carta rcmitida por Ia
Sra. Gambia la cual dice textual-
mente asi:
Manati, P. R.,
a 20 de abril de 1925.
sr. Don Teodomiro Taboas,
Ciudad.
Muy sr. mio y amigo;
En- su calidad de representante
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-04
LEY DE RETRO DE LA
POLICIA
AL HON GoBERNADoR

En- julio is, 1921, La Legisla-
tura pas6 La Ley del Retro para
los miembros del Departamento
cue cuinplieran 25 amos de servicio
La asignaci6n que acompan6 a di-
cha ley fu6 de $4,000, con la dis
rosicion de que, 81 en- cualquier item
po Ell fondo de pension Y retro no
tuviera cantidad sufciente para su
fancionaniento, Sc cubriria ell de-
ticit con una sola asignaci6n por Ia
.cantidad que faltara AL terlninar
Sc .el pasado aiio ocalendariO,, Sc ha--
bian pagado S47, 500 pcr concepto de
retiros, y IN balance de Ss, 400, pu-
do notarse, seria casi NADIA para
cubrir. los retiros que fueran aproba
dos por 9el Gobernador dnrante
Eesto del presente Ano
Eeononico.
En- vista de 10 anterior es i'm
rerativo que una suma adicional en-
consonancia con los retiros calcu-
Iados, basado en- ell ntimero aproba-
DO durante el pasado afo calenda-
rio, sea asignada Esta suna con-
servadoramente Sc calcula en-
S5S,
sTambien recomendaria que toda
asignacion sucesiva por concepto de
retiros sea hecha sobre esta nueva
lase: este es, la suma total pagada
en- los casos de retro aprobados
durante ell aio caIendario ultimo,
mas $4,000, suuia recomendaaa CO..
mo necesaria para completar Ell pre-
sente afio econ6mlco
"El suscribiente considera la Ley
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