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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
san JUAN Y Ii |SLA
Parcela de terreno, re-
galada q Cayey.--Pa-
ra un 1nataderO.
UNA RENuNCIA
Notas de los examenes de
septimo grado. - Orde.
nanza aprobads.

81 sabado frm6 Ell Goberna-
dor Post la escritura de traspaso
de una parcela de terrenos que el
Pueblo de Puerto Rico cede al mu-
nicipio de Cayey para la construc-
cion de un matadero, seg1n dispo-
ne una ley aprobada en- la Ultima
Asamblea Legislative. Sirvieron
de testigos los seiiores don Luis
Weisberg y nuestro compahero de
redaccion don Pedro R. de Diego.
don Jaime Noble sera el su.
cesor de Mr.. William H. Sage, en-
su cargo de Secretafio particular
del Gobernador Post.
-Ha sido aprobada por el Go,
bernador Ia ordenanza del munich
pio de Lares para el arrendamiento,
en- p1blica subasta, de los puestos
de venta, en- la plaza del mercado
de aquel pueblo.
Las nctas de los examenes
de septimo grado, que hace mas de
una semana fueron remitidas 4 lbs
inspectores de escuelas de la isla,
pueden solicitarla los interesados
de los propios inspectores 8 de los
maestros priucipales.
Don Luis Bracero, concejal
del ayuntamiento de Mayagiiez, ha
presentado su renuncia, siendo pro-
puesto para sustituirle don Adolfo
Robert.
Ell inspector veterinario de
la Junta superior de Sanidad ha
mandado secri6car Ell Cayey veinte
y un caballos, por hallarse atacados
de muermo.
Este servicio 10 practice auxi-
liado por Ell cabo Valladares, de la
policfa de aquel pueblo.
DE la carcel municipal de
Carolina Sc fug6 el preso Victor de
JESUS, presunto autor de la muerte
de uu tai Cepeda, ocurrida recien.
temente. POGO despues logr6 ser
rapturado por los guardias CGarcfa
y Burgos, de aquel puesto de po-
licia.
%Se solicitan buenos vende.
dores para este peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
NOT|C|AS De PONCE
En- la Corte dc Distrito,>>Impor>
tante juicio por incendio,

Julio 1o.-Hoy Sc ha celebra
do Tin juicio por jurado en- la Corte
de este Distrito, contra el joven
Sabas Castillo, de 20 amos mas 8
menos de edad y el cuartero Rufo
Canales de 10 aI2 aiios de edad,
por haber pegado fuego a una pieza
de cana en- la hacienda aTeresas del
termino municipal de Ponce.
Los procesados aparecen sin
abogado defensor.
Ell Castillo es de color mulato
y Canales de color negro.
Ambos Sc declararon inocentes
del crimen que Sc les imputa.
Aparecen como testigos de car
60 Ramon Constantine, mayordo-
mo primero de ia hacienda sTeresaD,
Angel Santiago y Juan Rivera,
nifos de 10 a II aiios y ell detective
Juan Gutierrez.
Gutierrez manifesto haber sido
llamado en- su caracter de detecti-
We y que una vez llegado al lugar
del suceso presencio el incendio y
procedio a la detenci6n de Castillo
y Canales por ser los presuntos auto
res, segdn la manifestation de los
empleados en- la hacienda.
Preguntadole al procesado Cas-
tillo 81 tenfa que hacer alguna pre-
gunta al declarante, este Sc limita
a decir que es inocente.
Ramon Constantine declara
que cuando lego a la pieza eFran-
cisca', estaba quemandose y enton-
ces procedi6 cou ell peonaje cortar
el fuego, habiendose quemado a
pesar de todos sus esfuerzos, mas
de cuerda y media de Gaia.
Angel Santiago, declara que el
vic a Canales con una GAIA de f6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
DE- TRUJ|lL0-lLTO
Fechorias de dos presi-
diarios de los fuga-
dos Hltimamente.
uHO Is CAPTuRAD0
Fl otro, Ruperto Felix Me-
lendez, se escap6. Actl-
vidad de Ia policfa.

En- Ia madrugada de aver el
vecino del barrio de aDos Bocas,s y
don Juan Rivera, di6 parte a la po-
licia de que como tres boras antes,
dos individuos Sc introdujeron en-
su casa, echando abajo una puerta
y penetrando Ell el aposento. A los
gritos de su seiiora. despert6 Rive
"a, dandose entouces q Ia fuga los
dos individuos, los cuales dejaron
abandonados sus sombreros.
Los policias Serrano y Ceruto
salieron en- su persecution, regre-
sando q las cinco de Ia maiiana sin
haberlos podido encontrar.
Serian como las siete de la ma.
iiana Sc supo tambien que dos indi-
viduos habian penetrado en- la
quinta del seiior Matienzo, roban.
dose una leche y TIN sombrero.
Sin descansar Serrano, aeon.
psfado del guardia Morales, salio
en- busca de ellos, encontrandolos
en- el barrio de Sabana y en- la casa
de Higinio Alvarez; pero solo pu-
dieron capturar q Tin moreno que
dijo llamarse Juan Rodriguez, esca-
pandose ei otro, Ruperto Felix Me-
lkudez, segdn nos enter6 el mismo
Rodriguez.
Dicese que ambos se fugarc n
del presiiio en- la tarde de aver, en-
ecmpaiiia de otros tres, y asf es en-
efecto
Rodriguez manifesto que ren-
saban fugarse veiute, pero solo pu-
dieron hacerlo cinco.
Aiiade que los jefes del presi.
dio son excelentes personas, mas,
que los jefes del preside los tratan
NAL.
Cuentan los vecinos de Sabana
Grande que Serrano y Morales no
pudieron capturar al Melendez, de-
bido d que ambos cogieron distintas
direcciones, y que al yer q los poll
cias corrieron como ciervos.
Atnbos gnardias merecen pla-
Genes por ese servicio.
CoRREsPoNSA1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
(l(tit0 y AhOrro P0R(e1O

Il los tmbOnentes so6re Hbretas
de GhoYy0. .--Habiendo muchas Ii
bretas que no tieuen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semesne de 1907, Sc ruega q los
duefios de las lnismas, Sc sirvan
presentarlas, en- estas o6cinas, al
empleado correspondence, a fn de
poder lleuar ese requis to. Ponce,
julio Io de 19o7.-El Presi lente,
X. MARIANI. 40, is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22

foros en- la mano y quesstambien 10
VIC cuando baj6 a la zanjilla q sa-
tlsfacer una necesidad perentoria,
saliendo de ahf para ponerse en- la
carreta de Castillo, saliendo al POGO
ratio hume de donde habia salido
Canales, propagandose hasta decla
rarse el incendio.
Juan Rivera declare que vi6 4
Rufo Canales con una GAIA de f6s-
foros Ell la mano, que al pasar por
su lado dijo: aTengo mas ganas de
pegarle fuego a esa piezao. Bajo
despues q la zanjilla con ell fin va
indicado, saliendo al POGO ratio fue-
go de donde estaba Rufo Canales.
Cada vez que uno de los testigos
de cargo declarabs, Saba Castillo
Sc limitada q decir que era inocente.
FL fiscal pide a la Corte basado
en- ell artfculo 23o del C6digo Penal
Sc declare al niiio procesado Rufo
Canales, testigo del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, para el exclarecimien-
to de los hechos.
Concedfdale esta petici6n, ocu-
pa el procesado Canales la silla de
los testigos y declara.
Que el era cuartero de Saba
Castillo, quien lie llamo Ell dia del
suceso para que lie pegase fuego a
la pieza sFranciscao, que el sin sa-
Der las consecuencias y obedecien.
do a Castillo, con quien estaba CO.
locado, cogi6 una GAIA de fosforos
que lie dio Castillo y lie pego fuego
a la pieza; que cuando empezo q
arder la pieza y Castillo supo que
le iban 4 prender, estaba buscandc
testigos para que dijeran que el nc
habia sido, queriendo echarle la cul.
pa toda al declarante.
81 Fiscal invita- a Castillo pa
ra que haga preguntas al declarau
te y este solo dice tue es inocent,
y que lie han ecAado ese muchach,
para que digera que ell fuf quien 1
peg6 Jnego.
Fl fiscal invita- al procesadc
Castillo a que declare, 81 asi 10 de
sea, a 10 que el costesta que ST, pc
70 no hace mas que repetir las mis-
mas frases de rque es inocente.a
Ell fiscal entonces Sc dirige a
juIado y en- I'm breve discurso ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22

ni6esta el prop6sito que hay STEM
pre- durante la zafra por algunos
senci.los trabajadores de pegar fne-
goa las pleas de Gaia, resultando
casi siempre indtiles las pesquizas
(ContimGa en- Ia bdgina 49,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-22
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manaes
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
Death q N. Arson.

The many friends of Marshal
Arson were panied last Saturday
morning, September 81, to learn
OF his sudden death. He Ind been
in very poor health for several
months.
The funeral services were held
at the residence and conducted by
the omrales at the G. A. X. and
the Brotherhood, Of Elks, both at
the house and the grave, Adju-
tsnt West, of the Home, conducted
the services on the par, of the G.
A. II. and in addition paid glowing
tribnte to the memory Of good
soldier, a true friend and worthy
citizen. The rsmains were fol-
lowed to the Moate Vista cemetery
by a large representation from the
Home, the Elks ard the citizens of
Monte Vista.
Deceased served ii the Civil
war and always hal . warm place
in his heart for his comrades, es-
peciaIly those In the Soldiers
Home, who certainly appreciated
his friendship. Mr.. Arson was
one Of the early settlers in the San
Luis Valley and did mach toward
it's development.
At the time OF his death Mr..
Arson Was 86 ysars Of age and
leaves . widow, one son aud =
daughter 10 mourn his loss and q
host Of friends Who will not Hoon
forget him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Mcssrs. vaueha and Dodge. the
recent sppointeex Of the, Soldiers
Hone commission, srriI 4 M town
Tuesday aml witt t%i chtney
held meeting AT the Home and
relnstated Capt. AIdrich A. Com
mander ut 1926 per month.
George Garrison. n l3uchtel man,
WAS elected to take the place of
Adjutant West who -cs,gned.
A special to the Pueblo Chief
tain says:
"The board adopted resolutions
commenting the actions Of Com
msndcr Aldrlch IN every part,cu.
lar and opened the doors of the
Home 10 all the members wbu
have been expelled, providing
they will take an oath 1T allegiance
to observe the rules of the Home
IN every particular.
1.-THE hoard adopted a resoln.
ton changing the rnIcs N that no
man can Ike expelled except by nc.
ton Of the board. and that all csscs
of expulsion mus, be tried before
the hoard. The commander from
now on will only have the right Ia
lndict minor punishtusnts. All
csses calling for heavy punishment
mist be considered nv the hoard
ilself.
This ends the controversy and
the matter will now probably liz
dropped, until IN some succeeding
administration other candidates
arise for the position held bv Com.
manllcr AI,lrich."
The governor will have bic way
and Alsirich will remain. The in.
mates who dislike the present Com.
man.ier can go TO other homcs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
FAIR At MONTE VISTA

The Fifth Annual Meeting of
the San Luis Valley Fair this year
promises to far exceed any fair
ever held in the San Luis Valley.
In former years the date of the
fair has been in the middle or the
latter part OF September, just at
the time when the farmers were
very busy harvesting. This year
the meeting has been set for a
week later, October End, Ord and
4th, 80 as to enable all the farmers
to attend. From the premium list
it appears that most excellent
program OF entertainment has been
arranged for the fair for three
days.
At q great expense the associs-
ton has secured the services of
Professor Wayne Abbott of Dem
YER, the world renowned aeronaut,
to make al ascension in a balloon
each day and leap from q para
chute while thousands of feet in
the air. Professor Abbott made
three daring ascensions at the fair
last year, and promises this year
to 90 even higher than he did last
year. If you want to zee man
dropping down out OF the sky be
sure and 60 to the fair.
Another exciting feature of the
fair will be a game of football be-
tween the celebrated Salida team
and Monte Vista. The Monte
Vista eleven have been coached
the past season by = professional
football coach, and from the train
ing they have had, aud from the
reputation Of the Salids team, this
kssAA. M tadk halls.
aver played 10 the stats.
Two carloads OF fast horses,
which participated in the Pueblo
State Fair, will be ut Monte Vista.
These are the fastest horses In the
state, both trotting and running.
For several years past there has
been keen rivalry between the
base ball players OF the San LUIS
Valley. This year the valley has
been divided iuto the east and
west sides and the beet players
from all teams have been chosen,
and n series OF three games ar
ranged to decide the championship
Of the San LUIS Valley. This will
he the most exciting aud interest
ing series of ball games ever played
III the Valley.
The crops OF the San Luis Val
ley were never better than this
year. and the agricultural display
ut the fair will far excel amy sx-
hibit heretofore attempted.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Work on a reservoir 10 conserve
water for the Fort Garland lands
was commenced Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

There vas q bit at excitement in
W. county court at AntonitO We'd
nsedAy when j. d. Pitcher WAS
Assd o26 for contnmpt of court ny
Judge Ruby.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

H. II. Winehell lslt Monday
night for Windsor Colorado on .
short visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

J. Il. Detsla took the frat prize
at the State Fair on oats. He has
IS screa from which the prize oats
were taken.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
Special Premiums.

The following special premiums
are offered by French 4 kcllar, of
Monte Vista at the Valley Fair:
For the best veldlny or mare
driven to II rig bought Of French
4 kellnr IN 1897 lat $40: 2nd $40.
For the best team driven to Il
RIG bought OF French & kellar IN
l9o1-Purse $40.
The physicians and dentists offer
N SPECIAL premium of $40 for tho
best and tancicst turnout ut tho
FAIR regardless Of where pur-
chased.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28
+. j. Popejoy went to Puebl,
Sunday night TO visit bis sister.

Il. II. Cheney went to San Luis
Tuesday after 5000 lambs which
he will put on peas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Charles Groenendyke, of San
LUIS arrived in town Tuesday to
spend few days with his brother.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Zinser Brothers have had thirty
men at work this week digging
and picking potatoes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Mrs. Bushinger returned from
Denver Thursday morning. She
says Mary has entered school and
is dong nicely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

j. NJ. Nash and wife returned
last Saturday from a good long
visit with their son at Loveland.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

At . meeting Of the town conn.
Gil Tues,lsy night II was decided
10 cut out tho branch n ths Lariat
ditch that croessA First Avenue a.
John lscksr's corner. Arrange.
msuts have bssn male with the
rsnchmsu eas4 70 cut . lateral saet
II town to supply thsm With watsr
from the msin ditch. This o..
Management will do away With Ne
eulvert across the strsst AID ed
oaasrially % The vslus a ~ ~
ownsd b ~ Railroad ss1loalS::
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Fred Cameron and wife returned
home Wednesday from II ten days
visit IN Denver. MIR. Cameron's
sister came to Monte Vista with
them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Charley Barnes aud wife re-
turned from tn. Pacific c,sst We'd
nestlsy morning where Mr.. Barnes
has be~n the last four yeara
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Mrs. DR.. Russell left Monday
night for Los Angeles. California.
where che go~s to enter the Pat
tangSr SanitArinn 1t MOnrovia
mar that city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Senator La Follett who, next to
Bryan, is the greatest orator IN the
United States speaks at the Cen.
trial Presbyterian church IN Den
yer tonight.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

+. j. Popejoy went to Pueblo
Sunday night TO visit bis sister.
l.. II. Cheney went to San Luis
Tuesday after 5000 lambs which
he will put on peas
Zinser Brothers have had thirty
men at work this week digging
and picking potatoes.
George CLANCY has been on the
sick list n few days, caused by
working in the hay delds.
j. NJ. Nash and wife returned
last Saturday from a good long
visit with their son at Loveland.
Charles Groenendyke, of San
Luis arrived in town Tuesday to
spend few days with his brother.
Mrs. Bushinger returned from
Denver Thursday morning. She
says Mary has entered school and
is dong nicely.
Fred Cameron and wife returned
home Wednesday from II ten days
visit IN Denver. MIR. Camcron's
sister came to Monte Vista with
them.
Senator La Follett who, next to
Bryan, is the greatest orator IN the
United States speaks ut the Cen.
trail Presbyterian church IN Den
YER tonight.
There were ~ tickets sold at
this station Thursday for the Ala
mosa fair. Del Norte sold six and
Creole sent their band aud some
~ or 80 besides.
State Engineer .laycox came
here Tuesday Ia inspect the state
41ridRv nssr- ~ 1e6fdssNr H6me.
Mr.. Wilcox said on his return to
town that there WAS no bridge
there.
John Woods and Howard Poole
returned Tuesday from n weeks
fishing trip to Platoro. They
caught sll the trout they wanted
and took some nice kodak pictures
and had u good time generally.
George Boutwell, has sold his
stck OF goods to NJ. l.. Brady, of
OsceolH Iowa, An experienced bard
ware man who will put in full
stock of hardware, ersuitewsre etc.
MIR. Brady is n pleasant appearing
man aud We bespesk for him y
good business.
---->------
The Del Nortc Commercial Club
made nee display of agricultural
products Friday. The Del Nortc
ranchmcn claim 10 produce the
biggest crop of hay, grain and po-
tntoes grown in the state. There
are certainly some good ranches
near that town.
Mrs. Middelksmp and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Green, mother OF l.. NJ. Green,
arrived in town Wednesday morn
inv from California. Mrs. Green
comes to visit her son. Mrs. Md
dsiksmp says ID. II. Hill 10 much
better than when he left Del Norte
aud is getting on nicely.
Gen. bloomfield filed a motion
in the county court for new trial
in the case Of the town of Monte
Vista against John Fischbach,
brought to condemn the Pioneer
livery barn, and Monday the mo.
tion was argued and the motion
vas denied. This ends the case.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

George CLANCY has been on the
sick list few days, caused by
working in the hay ields.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Charley Bschtsl ant. Chester
Green went to Alamos Tuesday
night With their suks to help
move the crowds from town 70 The
tAiS gpoondA
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

There were ~ tickets sold ut
this station Thursday for the Ala.
mosa fair. Del Norte sold six and
Creole sent their hand aud some
~ or 80 besides.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

A. N. lsbsll 10 re,nodelin9 the
opess hoass. Thu hoor ROM will
b enlarged and . hard pine door
will b put H. The wallis and cell
ing will b repainted and the heat
ing will he improved. II will be
suitable for dances and other en-.
tertainments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

A. NJ. Isbsll has sold the suto
which he has been using the p~st
year to Jesse Stephenson. Mr..
lsbell will soon have a car OF
motor cars from the big Pope Man.
ufscturing company from which
he will select ono Tor hir ,sslf.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Julius NcClarrau has rented thu
A. L. Strup house for the winter
unless thr same Ia cold ID tha
meantime. Mr.. McClarsan 10 from
woeosstsr, Ohio ssd be- bosehl
Land north q The river.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

G. T.. Told II Bellaiss. Ohio,
who has been visiting herr . fsw
vseks lslt for home Monday night
lie thinks the HAn Luis valley 10
The best country on earth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

Grace Hedges went to Denver
Suoday night whsre she will take
. course ct Barnes Bnsiness Col
lage. Her mother. Mrs. Veer.
ksmp went with hrr u spend =
couple Of weeks 10 the hix city.
The Presbyterian parsoaa9s 10
nearly 6aishsd and will anon le
ready Tor occupancy. This 10 one
q the best residsncea in town. II
y conmotlious aud will be heated
b bot watsr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

State Engineer .Iaycox came
here Tuesday Ia inspect the stat.
lbridKv AUgr- ttyeJ- la6adsssEr H6me
Mr.. Wilcox said on his return "a
town that there WAS no bridge
there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

John Woods and Howard Poole
returned Tuesday from n week =
fishing trip to Platoro. they
caught sll the trout they wanted
and took some nlce kodak pictures
and had u good time generally.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-09-28

George Boutwell, has sold his
stock Of goods to NJ. l.. Brady, of
OsceolH Iowa, An experienced bard
ware man who will put in a full
stock OF hardware, Rrsuitewsre etc.
MIR. Brady is n pleasant appearing
man aud We bespesk for him \
good business.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-29
NEWS.
BY N. 6. Jones.

~ ANs Ns OOllSSs
He isn't afraid of the trusts
that expand,
He doesn't look forward to woe
in the land,
The fellow that's willing to
work.
For he knows that the earth will
give food, drink and air
And there's always enough
and a little to spare
The fellow that's willing to work.
Washington Star.
ANNOUNCEMENT A basket
supper will be given Saturday,
Dec. 18th, at 7:30, at the Stall
maker school house in Dist. No.
20. The proceeds are to be used
to purchase a globe and diction-
ary. All are invited.
We met with the school board
in Dist. No. 40 at the school
house, Boston, last Saturday
afternoon. The teacher, Mr..
Long, also was present. The
board met to consider the ques-
ton of adopting text books since
a change was desired in some,
A full course of text books eX-
cepting spelling and penmanship
was adopted, retaining the books
already in use in few of the
studies. This board is anxious to
do all they can to insure good
work in their school, and their
up-to-date ideas are commend
able. We are aiming at uniform
ity in text books for the county.
1t is the third district within the
last year, that has adopted up-to-
date books, and that has signed
a contract thereby getting books
that they need at greatly reduced
prices. The board consists of
w. II. Konkel, Mrs. Mayme Las
ley and Mrs. Addie Konkel.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-29
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. ls1S.-NOTlcE
FOR RPUBLlCATION,

q Unlfed States Land OHiCn.
Lamar. Colorado. Nov 9TH, 1907
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act OF Congress Of
June = 1873, entitled '.An act for the sale Of
timber lands in the states OF California. Oregon,
Nevadu, and Washington Territory" ~ eN-
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892, Herman Bygren, OF Las Animas,
county of Bent, State OF Colorado, has this dny
filed In this Office his sworn statement No. SS
for the purchase Of the SCI tSWi4. Sec. 20. E..
NWx Lot !, of Section No. 81 in Township No.
sos, Range No. COW. and will offer proof so show
that the land sought IL more valuable for t-
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes.
aud to establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver Of this Office nt Lamar.
Colorado, on Wednesday, the 29th day Of Jan.
uary. 1908.
He names n- witnesses: Andy Peterson. Al
bert Wight. Jesus Olguin, all OF Mnxey, Colo
rado, and Amor D Wight of Las .\nimas. Colo
radio.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
land, arc requested to file their
caIms In this Office o. before said 10th day Of
January. l!ns.
JouS \. WILLIAMS,
liegister.
The Springfield herald., 1907-11-29
He's not to be trusted.

From the Lamar News:
p Occasionally one runs across a young
man who thinks it is smart to drink.
until he gets drunk. But he is the ex-
ception nowadays and he has about as
much standing in community as a
yellow dog has. Even the men who
hand him out the stuff across the bar
have contempt for him and they would
not trust him with any of their bust
ness-nor trust him for the price of
drink. The world nowadays has no
use for the man who gets drunk, or
who drinks to the point of befogging
his own mind. 1t will tolerate the man
who takes drink occasionally although
it has greater respect for the man
who does not use the stuff that robs
who has the greatest confidence of
community is the man who does not
drink at all. But many good men still
take drink when it comes convenient
ly. But the minute he drinks to the point
of his undoing mentally, he is marked
indelibly. When man begins to get
drunk it is the beginning of the end tf
him in the modern industrial and COM
mercial world. This fact cannot be
too often or too strongly impressed on
the rising generation. Times have
changed and conditions have changed