davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-20
Kandota

Julian Lying, Genard Nelson, Paul
Zerk, Otto Samuelson were among
these who went deer hunting the
last part of the week.
Mrs. Jonas Eckberg visited with
Mrs. Hendrickson Thursday after
noon.
Gust Enbloom had feed ground
in Sauk Centre on Saturday.
Many of the Kandota people
took in the play given in the Little
Sank Hall Wednesday evening.
Albin Eckberg was a dinner guest
at the Sam Erickson home Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Trones attend
ed the Ladies' Aid sale at Peder
Berg's on Wednesday evening.
A. H. Hendrickson was a busi-
ness caller in Minneapolis and 9TH
er points the last part of the week.
Henry and Alvin Blank and sis
ter, Fern, were in Sauk Centre Sat
urday morning to attend the Re-
ligious Instructions for children at
the Zion Lutheran Church.
Hans Fossen called at the Eek
berg home Thursday forenoon.
Jens Lying was Sauk Centre
caller on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Stegner
and children, of Sauk Centre, Wis
tied Sunday at the Paul lerk home.
Otto Blank went to Sanborn,
Mimi, the latter part of the week
to attend the funeral of an aunt.
He returned on Monday evening.
Mr.. Blank said snow drifts were so
big on some places it was hard to
get through with a car.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Hanson and
Miss Alice Hanson, of Sauk Centre
and Edoff Saruuelson called at the
Eckberg home Tuesday evening.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-20

Ior poor ................. o.4V
Anton Nelson, repairing
poor bldgs .........a..... boo
City Steam Laundry, laun-
dry for Jail & poor. ....... 5.l5
M A. Cole, police supplies. 0.20
Borgmann Dairy, milk for
poor .i....... I6.UV
A. N. Forsberg. shoe reps.
for poor ................ LIS
Harry Fielding, fuel for
steiner Gner Lumber Co., fuel for 'N
poor S.SV
J. E. Miller, trans of poor. 1913
Hillerud Hdw1 st. materials
& mdse. for poor. $50
Streets & Fire Dept. .:.... s4.07
Ole Arseth, fuel for poor. 500
J. E Erickson, shoe reps.
W. e. q. Bean. fuel for poor. zoo
A. Bromenschenkel. milk
H F F. conneliy, meat for
B. poor o. vogei, fuel for POO; poor '
and city hall ...,.......I 1925
DC" Oct. bill ....:. wv. ~ 45o.14
reps. & supplies -. 1882
Geo. I. Dobbs, park repairs. 200
]. F. Cooper, Rest Room In
Surance 1896
George Green, street clean
ing .n 1.ol
Merchants National Bank,
Fair Ground Ins. ........ 1891
M. v. Weeks, special police. 200
A petition by the Hoboken citi-
zens for street light on Third
street where the old No. con-
meets with the pavement was
granted.
The Council also voted to place
a light on the alley through Block
|13 near the Northeast corner of
the Bruce Block; also one on the
alley through Block near the rear
of the Vogel Dray Office lot.
BY appointment, the Council and
Mayor had met Mr.. G. s. Giles.
Engineer of the Highway Depart
ment, and viewed the under pass on
Main Street and the plans of the
G. N. Ry. Co., for the changes
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-20
Council Proceedings
Regular Meeting

Regular monthly meeting of the
Common Council of the City of
Sauk Centre held Wednesday, No
vember 5th, 1890 at 7:3O P. M. with
all the members in attendance.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
The Clerk reported having drawn
Orders No. 401 to No. Alb inclusive
in payment of the regular pay roll
and fixed charges and such action
was approved.
The action of the Mayor and
Clerk in drawing Order No. 400 in
favor of S. Dickson in the sum of
$30.91 in payment of charges on
siren for the Fire Chiefs car was
also approved.
The bill of the Waldorf Cafe of
$3.75 which was rejected Sept. 3rd
was fully explained by Mayor Holm,
and on motion, was ordered paid.
The following bills were audited
allowed and ordered paid in full.
to-wit:
L. A. Walker, election ex-
penSe. ....... ..........S 2O.OO
Il. f.. Johnson, election ex-
penSe lU.UU
Thos r. Clough, election ex-
Mrs L. J. McCracken, cleo
tion expense ............ 1920
Harriet M. Ward election
expense lU.OO
Fay Besser, election expense 1910
H. c. Lembke. election ex-
penSe 1O.4O
G. A. Rein, election expense 1920
Edith M. Law, election ex-
penSe 1O.IO
A. D. Smith election expense 1910
Mrs Herman Korf, care of
poor Io.oo
Mrs. Herman Korf or f. T.
Pangburn, care Of poor. 1888
" L. Burgess, mdse. for
poor & Jail .............. 37.73
O'Gara Garage, supplies for
weed boat & Fire Dept. 1775
Corner Meat Market, mdse
The Sauk Centre herald., 1930-11-20

be completely closed, even on the
coolest night.
There is no automatic system Of
ventilation that will give complete
satisfaction, Mr.. Smith says.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Sept. 29-
U.PD-An indoor football game
which involves no physical clash
but does test ones knowledge Of
the sport has been invented by
Howard H. Jones, head coach of
the University of Southern Califor-
MIA, and is being widely played or
the West coast. The game is spread
ing eastward rapidly.
The game consists Of cardboard
replica of a football field, with a
scoreboard, lines, downs marker, ETC.
On the borders of the field are
listed some 750 plays. A player Sc
lects his play and then spins an in
dicator to see which of the several
possibilities on that play is to oc-
cur.
1t is said that there is an eight
to-one chance of completing the
play designated. Howard Jones,
who has spent 20 years in coaching
Nogales international., 1930-09-30
Customs Men Win
City Pistol Shoot

The team of the U. S. customs
border inspectors won the city pis-
tol shoot Sunday by score of 429
out of possible 600. The match
was held under the direction of the
Nogales Rifle & Pistol Club at IT'S
Morley avenue.
Seven teams participated and
much interest was shown in the
contest. raT x
This was the first of a series of
shoots planned by the club, the
next one to be held on Sunday, Oc-
tober II at the same place at nine
o'clock in the morning. The police,
immigration and customs depart
ments at Nogales, Sonora, will be
invited to take part in the next
event.
Company A, State National Guard
took second place Sunday with a
score of 308 and the Nogales Police
department third with 3O6.
The u. S.gCuStOmS service second
team made a score of 283; the U. S.
Agricultural department, 248 and
the U. S. immigration service teams
made 158 and 131.
These matches are open to the
public and any team of three men
will be cordially welcomed, it was
announced by the club officers.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30
WHAT DR.. CALDWELL
LEARNED IN ~
YEARS PRACTICE

A physician watched the results Ot
constipation for Al years, and believed
that no matter how careful people are ol
their health, diet and exercise, constipa-
tion will occur from time to time. OF
next Importance, then, is how to treat
it when it comes. Dr. Caldwell always
was in favor of getting as close to nature
as possible, hence his remedy for consti.
patton, known as DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, is mild vegetable compound.
1t can not harm the system and is not
habit forming. Syrup Pepsin is pleasant
tasting, and youngsters love it.
DR.. Caldwell did not approve of
drastic physics and purges. He did not
believe they were good for anybody's
system. In a practice of Al years he
lever saw any reason for their use when
syrup Pepsin will empty the bowels just
as promptly.
Do not let day go by without a
bowel movement. Do not sit and hope,
'ut go to the nearest druggist and get
>ne of the generous bottles of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, or write "Syrup
Pepsin," Dept. BIB, Monticello. Ilinoia
og free trial bottle.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30
PARLOR FOOTBALL GAME IS
INVENTED BY HOWARD JONES'

at Yale, Iowa and Southern Califor-
MIA, says that most varsity teams
have about an eight-to-one chance
Of completing any play they start.
The game is easy to learn, al
though a word description riaEeS it
appear complicated. knowledge of
football has much to 10 Will Il play
er's success.
Out here the game is played in
15-minute quarters just as an Or
binary game is played.
Jones has been congratulated on
his game by many of the nations
leading coaches, among them Pop
Warner of Stanford, Hurry-Up Yost
Of Michigan, Knute Rockne of No
tire Dame, Bill Roper of Princeton,
A. A. Stagg of Chicago and Bob
Zuppke of Illinois. .
Rockne believes the game to be
helpful to- coaches in instructing
quarterbacks.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30

every twenty-four hours, but his eve
nings were his own. These evenings
he devoted to the study OF cor.
respondence course in electrical
engineering. Night after night he
concentrated upon acquiring the
education that was to open up the
doors of opportunity for him. In
1916 he came to the great Westing.
house plant as an engineer.
One idea had gradually come t.,
dominate him-the elimination OF IT,
Dor by automatic equipment. Spec
tacular as Mr.. Televox's appearance
and performance are, he is no more
than a device for supervisory auto
matte control at distance. and tha
true Importance of the electrical;
robot lies in the use OF remote auto.
matte control in industry. In this
field Of vast possibilities. II. J.
Wensley stands today as the undis-
puted leader and pioneer.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30

fT$ HAT Mr.. Televox. the device
so uncannily human in it's ac-
tiOns that it has been given a
human shape and name. could have
been devised by a man who was
forced by the urgent need Of earn.
ing money to leave high school in
The second year. seems almost unbe-
llevable in this age when the field
o. mechanics and electricity has be-
c"uo so complicated ss to tax all
me resources OF the most carefully
k.ounded technical school graduate.
The formal schooling of Il. J.
WeHsley. the inventor OF Mr.. Tele-
!oX. went no further, however, and
lis success in his chosen career is
Enother proof that in this country
s1o doors OF opportunity are still
l5iGC open to the young man who,
Starting at scratch, must depend
solely upon self-initiative, self-edu-
t1tion and self-reliance.
WeNsley's first job was as wire
hans helper with an electrical con-
!ractor. He put in hard days work
Nogales international., 1930-09-30

Prescott -Pinal Oil Co. plans to
sink test oil well north of this city.
Jerome = Clarkdale oiled road
Scarified by State.
Jerome Mrs. Earl Reid purch-
ased Peter Pan Beauty Shop.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20 U.P0-
Former all-America ends of more
than usual all-American quality
will match wits on the gridiron in
some of the big games of the sea-
son.
Joe DoncheSS of Pitt, now an end
coach, and Vic Hansen, Of Syra-
cuse, now head coach, will be the
master minds in one contest, the
Pitt-Syracuse games at Syracuse,
October 18.
And DoncheSS will have another
end debate on his hands Nov. 27
Nogales international., 1930-09-30
Pesqueiras Win
Golf Tournament

Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Pesqueira won
the husband and wife golf classic
at the Tom Thumb course with a
score of 1853 for the 72 holes.
In his final round Mr.. Pesqueira
shot a SO for the eighteen holes, ty-
ing the record score for this course.
Nick Diamos of Diamos Realty Co.
purchased Mauk circuit of six mo-
ton picture houses in Ray, Hayden,
Florence, Ajo, Sonora and Superior.
Glendale %. E. Gillet purchased
Writers Dairy on Kinman ranch on
West Northern Avenue.
Kingman -Searchlight Gold Cor
poration will install 100-ton flota-
ton and concentration mill.
b Highway No. 66 between Ashfork
and Kingman to be graded and sur
faced with oil.
Tucson Tucson Construction Co.
files articles of incorporation with
capitalization of 100000.
Ajo- New baptistry placed in
Church of Immaculate Conception.
Stafford Stafford Theatre installs
latest Western Electric sound equip
ment.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30
FORMER ALL-AMERICAN MEN
TO MATCH WITS IN GAMES

when his team meets Penn State,
handled by Bob Higgins, another
great all-American.
Penn State and Syracuse, with a
Higgins Hansen matching of wits,
will be played Nov. 8.
Knute Rockne, also was famous
end, the man who snatched passed
and ran wild against the army near
ly tewnty years ago. Notre Dame and
Pitt will meet in Pittsburgh Octo-
ber IS and Rockne's end VS.. DON
chess end will figure prominently in
that game.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30
Inventor of MIR. TelevOx Is
Self-Made Electrical Wizard

The inventor
and his inuen.
tion. (Lettj Put.
ting Mr.. Teieuox
throug h his
PAGES. (BeloW)
r. J. " ensley
creator OF the
electrical robot.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30
MARRIED FOOTBALLER

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. %
O.P0-Tulane university has a So
phomore football player who is mar
ried, has one two-year-old son, and
who intends to become a physician.
His name is Nollie FeltS.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30

Glendale -PaStime Billiard hall
opened in Neistrath building on
North First Avenue.
Jerome -Sprouse-Reitz Co., Inc.
will open branch of chain store on
Main Street.
Ajo Martin Drug Co. installed
new soda fountain.
Nogales international., 1930-09-30
LINE TROUBLES AT INDIANA

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept %
(UPO-Coach Pat Page of the Uni
versity of Indiana football team is
concentrating his efforts on choos-
ing varsity line. Last years for
ward wall has been shattered by
graduations.
La gaceta., 1930-12-31
CASINO

Hoy y manana volvera a exhi-
birse en- este popular teatro la
nueva pelfcula Eel Dios del
Mar, otra de las obras "filma-
das' por la Paramount para com
placer al pdblico de habla esp&-
noIa.
En- esta nueva cinta, en- NADIA
inferio a las que va Sc han ex-
hi5ido en- Ybor, Sc distinguen
dos actores muy estimados, Ra-
mon Pereda y la bella Rosita
Moreno.
FL argumento es interesanti-
simo Y abundan las escenas e.
mocionantes.
Tiene la empr sa del Casino
contratadas, para futuras fe-
chas, las cintas espanolas que
llevan los titulos de "Cuando q
Amor RE, Ell Ultimo de los
Vargas" del Mismo Barro" y
"El Valiente".
La gaceta., 1930-12-31

Hoy, finaliza ell ano de 1880
para felicidad de muchos y iris
texas de otros.
Ell que empieza nadie sabe 10
que tiene reservado.
Y antes de hacer una extern
silva felicitaci6n a la podarosa
Colonia latina de esta poblacion
americana, recojo de Ia mesa del
director de esta publication Sc
nor Victoriano Manteiga, las
tarietas felicitadoras de estos
tradicionales dias y que Ultima
mente ha recibido.
Jose D. Portocarrero y seno-
ra, Juventud Enthusiastic, Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Whitaker, Nick
Nuccio, Beneficencia Asturia-
ma, La Ben6fica Drug Co Anto-
Mo Reina, Centre Asturiano,
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Asturiano, Gremio de Obreros
Panaderos, Mr.. and Mrs Cas-.
miro Hernandez, Florida Clipp-
ing Service, Union de ReZag2-
dores, Sociedad de Socorros Mu-
tuos La Florida, A. Barcellos de
Braga, Agrupaci6n La Colum-
ma, La Fraternidad, DR.. Santa
go Paniello, Miss Jennie Rodri-
guez, Candida Perez, Notario
P1blico; Diego Here's, Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Forter, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Fernandez, Secci6n de
Recreo del Cfrculo Cubano, Re
lampago SagUero, Mrs. Lola Vi
liar, Mrs. Conchita J. de Avella-
nal, National Cleaners and
Dyers.
A todos, nuestro director, de-
sea un Ano Nuevo de ventures
infinitas, agradeciendo las eX-
quisitas c~ortesias y enviando
sus expresivas gracias.
La gaceta., 1930-12-31
LOS FABRICANTES SOSTU-
VIERON ANOCHE LA Pc
TICION DE 1919 Y LAS
TRES NUEVAS VITOLAS

Bajo la presidential del Coro
mel James w. Morris Sc verified
anoche, en- la casa consistoria!
una reunion en- la que estuvie
ron rep ~esentados ell Comite Nj
velador, rama de los obreros,
los tabaqueros eXpertos; ell Co
mite Nivel8dor, rama de los ia
bricantes, Y ell Comite de Gu
dadanos que nombrara Ell alcat.
de Nc Kay.
EXplic6 Mr.. Morris que habfS
conyocado ell acto para dar cuer
ia de una carta recibida de los
senores fabricantes sobre ell Ia.
tente p,oblema de la industrial
"Nuestro Comit6 siente que Ia
proposition que ha hecho es Ia
mejor en- beneficio de la indus
tria.
FL acto de la asamblea recha-
zando ell 1919 es Unfortunate y
nosotros reafirmamos nuestro
acuerdo.
Gustavo Valdaspino lee una
car a de los senores fabricantes
en- la que estes reafirman su pc
.tici6n, de 1919 y las tres vitolas.
'conforme a 10 recomendado poy
los senores Ciudadanos.
Sc lee tambi6n Ia carta del c
mite Nivalador de tabaqueros 2
de fabricantes, en- la que Sc CO.
munica a estos el acuerdo de Ia
asamblea de hace pocos dias
contrario a la reduction de 10%
Mr.. Morris de nuevo lament
la determination de la asamblc
de los OBJ eros y cree q. Sc debe
zanzibar ideas con el fin de HI
gar g un arreglo favorable.
Da lectura a una carta de U
tai Luis Alexander, dirigida a
firma de Marcelino Perez, qu'
dice contener algo de 10 que a
~presente preocupa al Comite d.
Ciudadanos.
para mantener 10 que tene
mos es que nosotros hemos in
tervenido, agrega Morris, $
perder de vista la convenience
colectiva. Lo que el Comit6 gu
re es proteger la industrial.
En- SUI carta, Alexander Sc
ofrece como capataz Y dice a ia
firma de Marcelino Perez que
81 quie~e zanzibar de localidad
e. puede o~frecerles una, en- New
Jersey, donde hay un edificio
bien preparado para t2ba2ueria
V mas de 900 muchachas dis
puestas a TRAFALGAR a cualquier
precio, desde 10 a $22 ell millar.
Interroga Ell presidente al Sr.
Jose Arrange, p~residente de los
fabricantes, y este dice que Ia
carta Zelda expresa los puntos
de vista de los manufacturers.
Pide la palabra ell Sr. Manuel
Davis, de la firma Filadelfia. Sc
la concede y dice:
Yo quiero saber 81 los obreros
han venido a realizar labor cons
tructiva, en- nuestra compania,
o a oponerse de cualquier name
ra. Quisiera que clos expusie-
ran sus razones. 81 nos pueden
convencer estamos listos para
proclamarlo asi Y retirar nues-
.ra petici6n. No creo que los o.
h~eros esten solamente defen-
diendo los puntos del trabajo,
sin pensar en- la colectividad.
Deben darse cuenta de que
con los precios de esta plaza no
Sc puede competir en- el merca-
do.
Gerardo Alvarez-La conf
sion Niveladora no ha rechaza-
do la proposition de los fabri-
cantes V los Ciudadanos a pro-
posici6n ha sido rechazada por
los trabajadores todos, en- una
asamblea. Nosotros hemos cum
La gaceta., 1930-12-31

pal. a Benny Ginsberg, 202 IL
bras.
En- II minutes Joe Varga, de
Hungria. venci6 a Young Ste
cher. de Nebraska.
Empatada qued6 Ia lucha en-
ire Jack Russell y Teddy Betz.
La gaceta., 1930-12-31
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS

E case pdblico concurri6 aver
a Benjamin Fled, a yer en- &C
con a los luchadores venidos dc
Miami.
Nick VeIcoff, PIP libras, de-
rrot6 en- la competeneia princi-
La gaceta., 1930-12-31

Habana, Die. 31.-Desde a
yer Sc encuentra alui Ell sena-
dor Thomas J. Walsh, de Mon
tana. LEGO inesperadamente,
en- aeroplano, desde Miami.
La gaceta., 1930-12-31

niveladoreS.
Pide Davis la carta del Co
mite Nivelador y la lee. Luego
pregunta 81 ell Comite quiere
evadir la responsabilidad de
la Carta.
Gerardo AlvareZ.-DeSpues
del acuerdo de la asamblea ell
Comite Nivelador levant6 acta
Y al efecto ha pasado esa car
ia a los senores fabricantes.
George Howell.-IQue ac-
cion tom6 ell Comite en- ell ca
so?
Gerardo Alvarez.-El Conf
t6 Nivelador permaneci6 neu-
trail, de acuerdo con 10 que es-
pecifican las reglas del Carta-
bon.
Mr.. Morris.-Cabal.eroS,
inceramerte deseo Sc inicie
una discussion franco que pue-
da conducir a I'm arreglo sa-
tisfactcrio.
Muy agradable seria DIR las
razones de ambas parties. Ur-
ge hacer algo en- beneficio de
la ammonia Y la comunidad.
Davis.-5Cual es la mission
de este Comit6? lila renun-
9iado o no?
Mr.. Puede al
guno de los niveladores infor-
mar sobre las raZones que han
enido los obreros para recha-
ar la Recommendation del CO.
nite de Ciudadanos?
Gerardo Alvarez. 70 no
)uedo contestar NADIA, pero de-
BE ser porque los trabajado-
'es estiman abusive ese 1CH.
Ramon Rodriguez. -Tengo
he der algo sobre la Ultima
legunta de Mr.. Davis.
Ell ST.. Davis Sc hallaba lejos
{ Tampa y pr0bablemente no
conoce bien como funciona ell
Comite Nivelador. Mr.. Levy 81
0 sabe. Ell Comite Nivelador
. puede opinar. Su mission es
livelar las vitolas. Individual
ente podemos pensar a nues
no gusto, pero no como nive-
adores.
Davis.-El entiende la posi-
ion del Comite Nivelador. 81
ell comite tiehe poderes para
discutir debe hacerlo y 81 no
retirarse 81 hay razones debe
atenderlas. No puede ell mer-
cado de Tampa continuar en-
u presente situacion.
Ramon Rodriguez.-El CO.
mite rindi6 a la asamblea un
informe impartial y ninguno
de nosotros expuso sus ideas
personales. Tuvimos que hacer
IN esfuerZO para que no Sc de-
ara sin efecto la Nivelaci6n,
apartando a la samblea del ca
mino aspero.
Aceptamos una rebaja de %
por ciento en- las nuevas vito
las y ell pueblo estim6 excesi-
vo ell reajuste de 1917 en- la
lista de precios.
Davis.-lEstan ellos fami-
barbados con los precios que
rigen en- ell exterior? Quisiera
SaberlO.
Esas nuevas vitolas no sig
nifican una rebaja de precios.
Ramon Rodriguez habla de
nuevo, esta vez en- ingles: En-
New York 6l fue a trabajar a
la fabrica de Mr.. Davis Y ALI
10 sentaron cor una vitola de
a 16 que aqUi ee paga a "a. FL
no pudo seguir trabajando.
Sabemos que hay mas bajos
precios en- ell Norte, pero es i'm
possible convencer a los traba-
jadores para que acepten, ade
mas del 25E de las nuevas vi
tolas, una rebaja de 1917 en-
ell conjunto.
Davis.-En el norte no hay
huelgas, los obreros estan ALI
mas compenetrados con los pa
tronos y aQuf Sc puede hacer
10 mismo.
La gaceta., 1930-12-31

Habana, Die. 31.-Una cam
pana para socorrer a las fami-
has que estan en- la miseria ha
sido iniciaja por Ell Club Rota-
rio.
l-iembros del Club estan So
licitando fondos para esa no.
BILE finalidad.
La gaceta., 1930-12-31

EN- $4,000 la cuenta del mar
chante. EN- un ano. En- Pascal,
una vitola como esa la hacel
a IA.
70 personalmen,e soy indie.
pendiente, pero quiero que st
haga algo por Ia industrial.
81 Sc quiera 70 puedo preSen-
tar vitolaS Y precios.
Gerardo Alvarez-Dabo acla.
rarle a Mr.. Davis que nunca nos
hemos negado a discutir, que los
fabricantes fueron los que Sc
negaron.
George Howell Sc dirige a RAJ
mon Rodriguez y quiere saber
como este p'ensa. Esto, dice, no
ha sido pgdido por los Fabrican-
ties; Sc ha pedido por nuestro Co
mite. Aqui hay muchas fabricas
que no rirden un Sc de utilidad
Y va ell n1mero de hombres sin
trabajo llega a A millones, en- to-
do ell pals. Algunos manufactu-
reros q|uieren un $3.50 de reba-
ia, pero la Comisi6n de Ciuda-
danos decide que 10 razonable
era un 1919. Con las nuevas vi
tolas Sc quiere beneficiar a Jos
hcmbres sin trabajo,
Considera muy sensata la po-
sici6n del Comite de Ciudadanos.
Ramon Rodriguez-Dice que
Mr.. Howell es un hombre indie
pendiente Y este lie facilita OPT
mar y preguntar. Que 10 dificil
es contestar. sobre TODD cuando
Sc sabe que 10000 hombres es-
cuchan.
Hace algunos meses los ma
nufactureros querian una reba-
ia en- los CherutoS y por distin
tas causaS este no %prosper6. IL
dido deeir a los fabricantes qu'
una rebaja en- los Cherutos seris
de gran beneficio.
Sc quejaban los manufacture
ros del tabaco de a real Y ell &C.
mite nombrado para discutir 81
1919 Sc extendi6 en- tres vitolas
hacienda algo que significa un'
rebaja de Is a 27%.
Creemos que algunos fabvi
cantes pequenos van 'ahogados
pero con la concession hecha, pol
los obreros la rebaja de l0%
no es necesaria.
Con esas tres vitolas y el 100
la rebaja equivaldria a un 1874
Mr.. Howell ha dicho que align
nos tabaqueros, que han habla
do con al cOnsidpran raZonabl5
csc 1917. Con 81 habran confe
renciado obreros que Sc uneven
fuera de la Nivelaci6n.
Tai es la situaci6n que un
trabajador solo no puede man
tener a su familia; los tabaluo-
ros cue viven alRo desahogados
son como 20, que tienen una
companera que los ayuda.
81 NAL estan los manufacture
ros, peor estamos nosotros.
Mr.. Davis-Quiero ir mas lie.
jos en- ESQ que he dicho sobre Ell
tabaco que refuse hacer.
En- cuatro tamanos Sc pueder
hacer fuera de aqui vitolas que
no Sc n~ecesita pagan a mas d.
IA pesos. Por este Sc ha Marcia
do Antonio y Cleopatra y La
Flor de Cuba.
ST ustedes. los directories de
los obreros, vienen a dacir que
NADIA Sc puede hacer, NADIA Sc
remediara. La industrial vino a
Tampa cuando aqui existian los
bajos precios; ahora tiene que
competir y sc ira.
Els en- papel, no en- realidad
la rebaja de esas vitolas, que
aun no Sc han hecho. ST ustedes
no permiten que la industrial 81
quede, deberan ser considerable
como traidores a sus compane-
r0s.
Manuel Perez-Yo estoy tam
bien preocupado.
Conoce la situaci6n del Conf
te de los obreros y no cree def
nitiva su carta, porque despuGs
de este vendra ell referendum.
81 Ell espiritu de los obreros es
ayudar a la industrial, ustedes