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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-04
f. CARTAS DEL PUEBLO
A la Camara legislative
de Puerto Rico.
Profesores de los Asilos.

hor.-Hemos sido infcrmados que
los profesores graduates de los Aslos de
Carload, pediran sumento de sueIdo, fun
dandose en- que los maestros &c iguales
titulos, perciben por ell Departamento de
.Educaci6n, setenta dollars mensuales, in
cluyendo Ia qualification asignada para
casa.
/ Desde luego que esta petici6n es .razo-
NADIA, porqGe Ia igualdad del certificado
hay que tener en- cusnta las condolences
ezepcionales de esta ciase de instituclones,
en- las cuales la labor educativa resuita
tai vez mas ardua, pues predomina en- al
gunos asilados los caracteres rigidos de
dificil adsptaci6n & los buenos Labitos
escolares.
| Debemos hscer presente que ,ocurren
casoS de que ula msdre, no pudiendo So
portar ell genio dIscoio lss nalas incli-
naciones de su hiio, 10 ileva & estos asisos
iugar de refugio, con!iada en- Ia esperanza
de verle corregido de sus vicios y defectos,
y ell educador apelardo todos los recur-
sos de su cspaeidad y ezperieEcia, hace
grandes esfnerzos de energia, en- su labor
para suavizar asperezas en- el educando,
confiado & SUI discreta ilustrada direc-
ci6n. Y en- esa trega tenaz, luchando con
tantos caracteres opuestos, consume una
partc de su vida que Sc quebranta y de-
bilita, mientras q con sus luces intelectua-
les educa y fortalece una serie de gene
raciones, preparando!a en- actitud de regir
mahana los altos destinos de la patria.
Por estas razones de gran peso y valor,
consideramos justfsima Ia petici6n de ese
digno grupo de profesores que reclaman
el aumento de sueldo que apareia la cate
goria del tituIo, de acuerdo con las leyes
vigentes aprobadas por las Camaras, en-
10 que reSpecta al profesorado pdblico.
No dudamos cue la Camara Legislati-
va hara justicia a los profesores del Asilo
de Carload, cesando asi tan iniustificada
preterici0n, que rebaja su nivel profesio-
nal, colocandoles en- una infcrioridad de
grado, en- pugna con la categoria del tftulo
que poseen.
Santurce, Febrero, de 1909.
XIX.
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alma del inlortuusdO amigo y de resIgns.
ci6n q sus taniIisres eu tan ruds prueba,
SOD uuestros mas yshementes deseos
Ha sidO coniirmsdo 60 gu pussto &c
Collector Dc Reutas interuas sl jOvsD don
Antonio Rodas vencido 81 termlno de
prueba que exile ID Ccmisi6n del Serviclo
Civil.
Conocedores &c los merito, persouale.
del ioysD, de eteTsncis &C dudamos d.
que So eompeteneis idoneidad lie haran
mas tarts sersedor lie propisdsd del EN-.
pleo Gus inte:ins msuis vsnla desemps.
rando
lie felicia Ios eslu:osameua 3 ls est
mUlamos en su profession porque sabemo:
gus Io ser1 este Gu allma trlunfo.
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NOTH'IlS.
DE pAsEo poR PUERTO RICO.

De PASEOt POR FUERIO hsCo.
En- brere llegara a la is'a con objeto de
dar una excursion por ella, uno de los prin
cipales redactores del diario americana
Out Loock'' (mirapdo hacia adelante}
arque probablemente aeonpahari en- su
"touEnee" ell secretario particular del go
bernador Sr. J. Noble. "
MERcADo DE AZucAR.
Aver microbes q las dos Y treinta de la
la tarde y en- el almaeen de los Sres- Pala-
clos &Co. Sc vendieron 2S,25S sacos de
azucar.
Compradores cMcurentes al mereado
Fritze Lundt. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. P!a
zuela Sugar Company. Mullenhoff & ho
Der. .Aboy Vidal d; Co. ]. T.Siiya Baking
d Com. Com. A. S. Lascelles d Co. S. Ra-
mirez & Co. y J. Ochoa y Hermano
Central Constancia Toa Baja. 1.75s
sacos, Central Juanita Bayam6n 75C
sacos, compradores Fritze Lundt y Co. q
345. Hacienda Esperanto Manatf l,o0C
sacos a s3.45. Sompradores Plaauela
Sugar Company.
Central Santa Isabel Sugar puesta q
bordo Vspor en Jobos $500 sscos.-
Central Esperanza Sugar puessa bordo
Vapor Naguabo 1000 sacos.-
Central San Cristobai Suga. puesta q
bordo Vapor Naguabo 1850 sscos-
a S3,444 Compradores Plazuels Sugar
Company. ...
1000 saccs vendidos pcr Quirtero y
Co Limited Ia Piazueia Sugar Company,
S3.45.
FAtLRCIM1ESTO.
En- Puerts dc TERRA faileci6 antier Ia
sonora Emilia Pousa, t!as rspida dolencia,
DescsDse en- paz Sd alma, Y reciban sus
familiares nuestro sertido pesame.
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FALLRCIMIESTO.

En- Puerts dc TERRA faileci6 antier Ia
sonora Emilia Pousa, t!as rspida dolencia,
DescsDse en- paz Sd alma, Y reciban sus
familiares nuestro sertido pesame.
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nuestros que en- Ia montana de nuestra
terra luckan con Ia falta de alimento,
con trabajo fatigoso y nal recompensa-
doS que 10 Gcnen m6dico, nj medicinas,
nj abrigc, y que sufren la miseria que lenta-
mente va minando su existencia; q esos
EdudoS que son nuestros hermanos que
ccnstantementc han sido expIotados PCT
politicos dc Fartld0s, esos no puede Ia
Camara que aqut representa- al pals ne
garles su ayuda para evitar que taptcs
ni1os vayan al sepulcro.
CdnaLes. Dice que no pensaba hacer
uso de Ia palabra; "pero q. En vista dc Ia
grande impression que las elocuentes ira.
ces dc su seEoria han causadc todos no.
sotros y que presentan con tan terrorifi~
co cuadro el de Ia misera que acaba coii
nuestro5 pditdos, tengo que deciT, cue Sc
gun cntiendo va a resultar que el nc pasar
csc proyectc para acabar 6 evitar las
victimas del mocfzuelo, es una cosa buma.
nitaria por que, muriendo el Lilo casi
acabado dc nacer, Sc evita que despues,
siendo va hombre, pase pOr la tremSnds
situaci6n que tai habilmente Los ha pin.
tado aqui su seIoria Nc es piadoso, pues
evitar que los niHos Sc muerar 81 despues
van 4 estar sin abrigo, sin pan, sin alber-
que, sin medicinas, sin trabajo; seria mas
piadoso, mas humane que SC murierah
ahora. Y va ocurrir sehores delegados
que 70 voy 1 resultar aqui un ser de ms
tinto5 ascsincs para les nihos, una espe-
Gle de uz segundo Herodes trisasJ cuando
yo no puedo estar en- node alguno en- cen
ira de que Sc proteia ID salud del pueblo.
"Pero antes que tolo soy ds!egado que.
tiene supreme deber &c 10 d5iarse llsvar
de sentimentalismos nal en;erdidos y
dc cyitar qIe sc gasten s. COO en- una CO.
sa que cree 10 Va i dlF r5s -!,ado przeti-
co alguno Fart;erao &c G.. criterio de
que eyitanos. per ncsi0 &c una asigra
ci6n de! P:e.gpuesto. "A r.ay5r mortali-
dad por cauza DC: tttano ialaa:H debenos
hacgr 20 E.isuao, p0r e.enp!s, cca ei ga
ludismo en Ponce c. e:tA azctaado aoue-
la eiudsd. aoa yiruelas tn cua parte,
con ei titus en easi toda = is'a cen los
$1,000 ep:aEmsaadss G. carszn en- P.
Rico tantas viCumas. So Cge hasta aho-
r. hzya Ocgrrido dispoast de inpor,an-
tss sG@as para eviiar propagaci6n.
S! ls danos al nocei-e,s 5000, 10 veo
II raz5h para no 5aTse!o, c;ras enlerne-
daass. "a Canara 10 ss6s 70 F1sas, Dis
psaer ds "a graz eaaa5s5 q2e iaeg.sr:a
esas s:ereic5ss c-a259 hsy c;ras Dc ua-
yer urgens.a. a Far:s &C q-s s7.tsago s-e
70 "a rssa.ia' "a IS F.aes:.a azss as
. Psrssrss G7ssrgssas &c ear - ac:i.sp.
ti;os d sstfaa s=Fr1rieso
ELss1r2-Arg-ye &C 10 5s5s tabaf
tenor H.HEaEs F--sto cue rssB ss.i:s
tFssrA ile-=so as e--rsFes5isc.eI ias-
) t-scrisnss. Pass !ls !aFus-as cue e Nue.
vs Ysrk . Dc s Eatrl1 % C t-vlar-
ias. - hseea q r1ss!c .ezFss.o. Que
e. - Pals so-ls ls z. Rsss sa dsz5s ss
"a 1ssAScGsts d "a zaItra s.arzAs-
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PORTO RICO POWER { LIGHT CO.

la Porto Rico Power & Light CO. orece servioios
para ayudar hacer e Carnaval de 1909 mas brane que
ninguno de los anerore Todos deberamos proponernos
10 que pued hacer cuando hace esfuerz
Porque puede usted ganar ell pemio oeedo por Ia
Compania 10 mismo que cualquiera otro!
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EN- La CAMARA
'El proyecto de ley para
co1nbatir el "tetano
irlfantil'' resulta IN
toro'' y trae un lar
90 debate a Ia ca
mara. p

Los Sres, Canales y Tiz'
combaten la asignaclon
de 5000 pesos aunque
estan de acuerdo en- q
Sc salve a los ninos /
zaburu, Diaz Navarr>
Acuna y Dominguez en-
favor del proyecto,
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
WALL OF LIVERY
BARN GIVES
AWAY

The Mcconnell livery barn on the
corner of Eighth street and Seventh
avenue was destroyed beyond repair
last night by the caving in of cen
ter wall Mr. Mcconnell is moving
his goods out as rapidly as possible
and is fortunate that none of his
horses or rigs were damaged.
The building is one of the Oldest
in the city and was formerly a one
story structure, which was raised in
later years. For twenty-five years
one side of the iding has been
used for wash room and the damp
ness and alkali in the water had so
crumbled the base of the wall that II
was practically undermined and gave
way last night.
The building belongs to c. ID. Todd
as trustee for the terminal company,
and he has asked the city marshal
and building inspector to have II
condemned and vacated
1t was sold to the terminal com
pany by T. h. Thayer. There VIII
be no loss as the structure Will be
torn down in the next month TO max
way for the new railway.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
OF SPUD
INSPECTOR
DELAYED

The Potato Growers association OF
the Greeley district held long con-
ference Monday afternoon with the
president and other officials of the
Farmers club relative to the appoint
ment of an inspector or arbitrator
who will settle all disputes between
farmer and merchant with reference
to the quality of potatoes. Both
sides are thoroughly agreed as to
the duties and limitations of the in
srector. who will act only when call
ed upon TO settle disputes.
Mr.. Bliss, of the Farmers club,
asked for one week in which to con-
suit with the directors of the asso-
citation in the naming of suitable
candidate for the position of inspec-
tor. The choice of this official rests
entirely with the farmers, but the
merchants association Will stand the
expense.
Saturday next the executive COM
mittees of each organization will
meet again when the inspector will
be named and written agreement
formally drawn up to which the in
spector, farmers and dealers will be
mutually obligated.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
Social at Olive Branch

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Ault, Nov. 2.-The Ladies' Social
club gave halloween social at the
Olive Branch school house Saturday
night. Both rooms were gaily dec
Grated and a good program given.
]. w. Gault of Greeley gave an ad-
dress, the Misses Elizabeth Van uor
der and Bertha Christopher gave
readings and the school children sang
a number of songs. Halloween games
and contests followed.
The Misses Freda Randolph and
Ramah BoZart entertained twenty of
their school mates at the Randolph
home Saturday night. The rooms
were decorated with jack-o lanterns
and other Halloween devices and
games and fortune telling were the
order of the evening
The local Rebekah lodge was en-
tertained at the J.; NJ. Minnis home
Saturday night at a Halloween party
At the Rowe and Wyatt school
houses the teachers and children dec
GRATED the school fooms and special
programs were given Friday after
noon.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
Criminal Docket Filled to OverFowine With
Accused of Many NationaIities.- Some
WeII-known Cases to b. Heard Dur.
ing This Term....Murder, Assault
and Robbery Predominant

Never in the history of the district
court OF Weld county was such an ar
ray of alleged criminals, of so many
different nationalities and stations in
life. lined up for arraignment as the
squads ushered in by Sheriff Flor
ance and Deputy Peterson this morn
ing at the opening of court. Court
convened shortly after 10 O'Clock,
with Judge Garrgues on the bench.
The court room was well filled with
attorneys, prisoners, friends of the
latter, reporters and spectators. The
work of arraignment began immedi-
ately after the court had been open
ed.
Frank Cooper, who was brought
back from Canada a few months ago
by Sheriff Florance to answer to the
charge of rape, will be tried Novem-
Der l2. Cooper was among the first
arraigned this morning and pleaded
not guilty. His bond was fixed at
$4,000.
Earle Laird, slim, fair-haired
cowboy, with blue bandana knot
ted about his throat. in perfectly
reckless fashion, appeared without a
lawyer and in consequence entered
into lengthy conversation with the
Judge. A certain Johnson had gone
bail for Laird and Judge Garrigues
said that if he had as good friends as
that they should undertake to sec
him through the trial to the extent of
helping him get a lawyer. District
Attorney Carlson arose and said that
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
Basket Ball at windsor

Special 10 the Daily Trlhune.
Windsor. Nov. 2.-The Windsor
high school girls defeated the eighth
grade girls at basket ball by score
of 20 to IA at the game played in
the armory Monday afternoon. These
games are not open to the public but
are witnessed by friends and faculty.
The lineup Monday was as follows;
High school, Josephine McMinn, cen
ter; goalmen, Josephine Lloyd and
Agnes Kawin: guards, Nerna Miles
and Mary Brown. Eighth grade.
Myrtle Sleener, center; goaImen,
Monta Beamer, Mona Travis; guards,
Ethel Znn, Phyllis Raymond.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04

Although the audience assembled
at the Unitarian church Sunday even
ing had come with the expectation OF
hearing something unusually worth
while in the way of music and lecture,
there was not Il person present VINO
could repress start of amazement
when Caruso's voice, the unmistak-
able, fioated out from the Victor talk
ing machine, which Professor Ernesli
had brought along to illustrate ms
lecture on the impulse of expression.
The Vesti lagiubba from Pagliacci
record was followed by Habauera
from Carmen sung by Calve and after
the lecture the audience adjourned
to the parlor where the acoustics
were better. if quarters were crowd
ed. and listened to a long list OF re-
markable records furnished by the
greatest musicians in the world. me
most prejudiced against phonograph-
ic records acknowledged that the VIC
trola had done away with the obJec-
tionable features of music served IN
this fashion, while the unpreJudicea
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
SUPREME COURT
UPH0LDS
BUCKS

Special to the Daily Tribune
Washington, Nov. 2-Ihe as
trict court of appeals today ahlrmea
the decree of the supreme court OF
the District of Columbia adjudginS
President Gompers, Secretary Frank
Morrison and Vice President John
Mitchell OF the American Federation
of Labor guilty of contempt OF court
in the Bucks range and stove case.
The action of the supreme court OF
the District of Columbia IN sehteh'-
ing Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison
to twelve nine and six months I'M
nrisonment respectively was the re-
sult of the failure of these three to
obey the order of the court directing
them TO desist from placing the com
pany from st. Louis in their Unfair
list. in the prosecution of their boy
colt against the corporation
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
E. & S. TO ADOPT
BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM

The Colorado & Southern railroad
10 to install block signals over its
entire system and to use telephones
instead of the telegraph for train
diaDatching.
These changes and improvements.
which will cost about 100000, are
the direct result of the recent visit
to Colorado of President George b.
Harris and other Hill officials who
are now directing the railroads al
fairs.
The block signals are to be in
stalled on all the Colorado branch
lines, and as tar south as Fort Worth.
Perhaps a little later they are to go
as far south as Galveston. At pres
ent the railroad uses the Santa Fe
tracks between Denver and Pueblo,
and this portion of the road is using
the block signal system now
Train dispatching by telephone is
a modern innovation in railroad OPP
Grafton, and has been successfully
tested by many of the leading eas.'
ern roads. 1t is said to be less eX-
pensive and more efficient than teie-
graphing the orders, with less chance
for error through orders being mis-
understood.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
Mrs. Page Entcrtains

Mrs. c. ID. Page entertained the
members of the high school Faculty
with n luncheon at her home Satur-
day evening. The affair was given
in honor of Miss Laura stiles. ior-
merly high school teacher mere
now OF Denver. who is visiting ~
Greeley. The occasion was mueh
enjoyed by all
Later in the evening the teachers
of the high school and of the grades
numbering about forty, were enter
tanned at the home OF Miss Luna
Smith. The house was appropriately
decorated for the Halloween season
and the guests were welcomed by d
ghost and were escorted to n rooui
where all were arrayed in ghosuN
robes. There was then ghosts par ,
ade to music. then all were sea'Su
in circle and with the lights turned
low told ghost stories. Later there
was contest OF guessing the 'den-
tity OF the ghosts. A delightful
evening was spent.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04

The department of state has re
ceived a report from the American
consul-general at Barcelona, SPAN,
in regard to the band of swindlers
operating in various towns and cites
in Spain, who make practice OF
writing to persons in the United
States respecting the Imprisonment
of a relat We and the guardianship OF
a child.
The consul-general states that the
alleged prisoner generally descrloes
himself as n political prisoner irou
cuba; he is at the point of death ana
has but one friend-the prison priest
through whose good offices ne is
enabled to smuggle an occasional ie'-
ter out of the prison fort.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
~ E,tnndcd Honeymoon

letter from A. l.. Mumper says
he and his bride will visit Detroit
cleveland, Buffalo and Washington
.Ciw before returning to Greeley. As
ennounced in the Tribune two weeks
400 the wedding Of Mr.. Mumper ana
Miss Ellen Ross took place IN Addl-
SON. Mich. The ceremony, was per
,,.r,,,ed IN the home of the brides
,,rants Mr. and Mrs. Albert p. Ross,
october q, -.
Wr Numper is one of the most
,-r,,,jrept rauchmen and real estate
Kan Of Greeley and his bride, who IS
n charming young woman, is also
veil known here. She attended the
NormaI and taught in the Greeley
schools. Last year she taught in Den
YER. -, .,o;r homo
In Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
THREE MURDER CASES in DISTRICT COI]RT1
CLUB COM
Mn EES BEGIN WORK

:: The directors of the Com
:: mercial club held their regular
!. monthly meeting last evening.
!. The committees are getting
!. down to working basis and
!. the reports show that they are
!. fairs OF the club. The finance
!. and membership committees
!: had optimistic reports and the
!. other committees showed that
+ they had been actively engaged
!. for the good of the order.
!. The proposition of the Den
!. yer real estate firm which de-
!. sired to take the Weld county
!. exhibit to Chicago was turned
!. down. as that firm would use it
!. for its own benefit to the eXclu-
!. sion of the realty men of Weld
:: county. The latest idea is to
!. send it under the auspices of
!. the Greeley-Poudre irrigation
!: system to advertise the thous-
i ands OF acres of land which are
:: to be redeemed shortly in that
:: portion of the county. The :.
i proposition has been placed be-
1: fore the directors and in their
I: meeting this afternoon they are :
I. expected to give an answer.
:: "A written invitation from
!. the Kersey Commercial club to
I. be the guests of the latter at :
!. some future date was accepted .
+ and an auto party will be ar :
+ ranged in the near future.
1. 4. 1. /. + !. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. :. !. !.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
READING ROOM OF PUBLIC
LIBRARY GREAT BENEFIT

= The real good which Greeley ::
: folks are getting out of the pub ::
: lie library reading room is well :.
:: illustrated by some statistics ::
= just compiled by the librarian, :.
= Miss Elma Wilson. II the av- E.
= erage citizen were asked to {.
= guess the number OF people who Z.
= called at the library last week, i.
= which was an average week, it .
\ is certain that he would fall .
= away short of the real number. .
-" AS a matter of record there .
= were 500 adults and children
\ who paid the library a visit dur
X ing the six days from October :
= 25 to 80 inclusive. or these :
= less than half were children.
= There We're 107 high school pu-
i! pills and 249 grade school pu-
:: pills.
!. A number of new books on
= civic and municipal subjects
!. have recently been ordered and
:. will soon be on the shelves. in
:: the list are noted Mero's Amer
:: lean Fairgrounds, Problems of
:: City Government, Chapters on
< Municipal Administration, The
:. Citizens Part in Government,
:. the Coming City and Goodnow's
: Municipal Government. Other
!. new books that should prove OF
!. interest to many in an agricul-
| :. tural community like this are
!. Irrigation and Drainage by
:. King, Practical Farming, Ma
:. sey, and Buffums Arid Agri-
!. culture.
!. !. = i. :. :. !. !. !. !. i. !. ! :. !. <
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
High school Girls Party

Misses Mollie Hilderman, Alice
Mason and Marion Brink entertained
a company of high school students
with Halloween party Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. G. d. Page
The guests came dressed as ghosts
and when they threw aside their
disguises they were surprised to find
Miss Laura stiles, one of their for
mer teachers, now OF Denver, with
them. Miss Stiles had been invited
several weeks ago and her coming
was kept a secret. A jolly evening
was spent by all
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04
Big LAKE SOON
WILL BE IN
SHAPE
Special to the Daily Tribune.

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Green City, Nov. AT the EN-
pire reservoir Saturday was "A day OF
rejoicing and the real beginning OF
the end of the work OF restoration
on the big lake. Two cars or pipe
and one OF cement arrived and were
unloaded at Sublette.
For FIVE weeks, owing to lack OF
material, the concrete men nave
been employed at preparatory WORK
and excavating. Gene Mogas mas
the contract for delivering the pipe,
The first length which he placed
weighed 5000 pounds. E. V. war
ner has the cement delivery con
tract
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04

he was willing to accept a plea O.,
simple assault instead of assault with
deadly weapon, which was the
charge made against Laird. The
court asked Laird if he wanted to
plead guilty to simple assault and
Laird said he didn't know. Then the
judge undertook to tell Laird what
the penalty for simple assault was,
hesitate. appealed to the district at
torney and keyes and finally sent for
the statutes. According to these It
Develop that the penalty was eth
er fne not exceeding 500 or a
jail sentence Judge Garrigues then
again asked Laird if he would plead
guilty to simple assault, and the
other IN alarm said that he wouldn t
and finally pleaded not guilty to the
original charge. No lawyer was ap-
pointed for him, and as he left the
court the Judge fired after him, You
want to get a move on you; this is a
serious charge against you here.
The trial was set for November 10.
Y. Nakayama, the Jap who IS
charged with attempting to slay a
fellow countryman who is still in the
county hospital recovering from the
effects OF the slashing he received
Septemler 21, pleaded not guilty
His trial was set for November 8
The two charges of assault with in
tent to kill and assault with a deadl!
weapon are made against him, bu
fro,.ip,ad IN papo Fipht
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-04

In compliance with recent Jaw
which provides for the medicat luSr' ,s,r, -.r
schools of Colorado. work was pc5U" '
ley pupils last week ,,,a FIN. tr..
Record cards are provided i,s ~.
, hraotbinp and mental, moral aN0
punils are examined sngIy and pF,rs.. -,,..
ins me- rapidly and without friction. L',
nils passing Il splendid eXaminal.o4
her who are defective in either SE"'
tify the examination. r..r
r,,,1i,n school and has been engaEtg '
is conducting the examination IN 5lg',. l5,.
each teacher fills out the reulali,JiS. re,i ,..r,
tivity or effectiveness of physical .,g.. uy
Miss Gardner is now IN 'he
there TO the south ward, then TO luv
Meeker building ,,,ru
The record blanks for eaCn "L ,
sent to the county superlnten"'u., ,.,,..,. 1
and upon request to the state Su IL
is reported to the parents or sua'u'".