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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09

Of boards, commissions, bureaus
and departments duplicate the
work of one another, divide re-
sponsibility which should be con-
centrated, and by interfering with
one another often retard the pub
lie business.
That this condition exists in Idaho
/ am persuaded is not known to the
majority of the electors of this state
The popular conception of the power
of the governor as that in him resides
the sole executive power. Without him
self possessing the responsibility he is
charged with all the mistakes and de-
linquencies of the various departments
Of the state government, over a mai
GRITTY of which he exercises no CON
troll This popular misconception is due
to two factors.
In the first place the public gener-
ally is thoroughly acquainted with the
machinery of our federal system where
the president and cabinet of his selec-
ton have full executive authority. The
public mind, not being as thoroughly
familiar with the machinery of the state
government as it is with that of the
national government, assumes that the
governor of a safe in his relation to
state affairs bears the same responsible
lily and authority as the president does
to the national government. No one
who has made careful study of the
subject will deny that this comparison
is not well founded.
A second factor lending to miscon-
ception of the powers of the state ex-
ecutive is the intimate knowledge that
most people have to modern business
Through long years of de
velopment the American people, in com
mon with other nations which have
developed high state of efficiency in
irade and commerce, have evolved that
FORM Of business government which at |
aims a maximum of efficiency and a
Gentle fixing of responsibility. The /
fundamental principle in business gov
'rnment is a single executive with sole /
The stockholders Of the
modern business corporation look to the
manager alone for results. Combined
With this idea the advantage of couusel
5 gained through a board of directors
7ho in an advisory capacity discuss the
'olicies and plans submitted by the
hanger and, of course, propose plans,
ut in either case, the execution there
f is left to the executive head.
In the subdepartments of a large bust
ess enterprise definite duties are del
gated and definite responsibility for
ne performance of those duties fixed,
ways with a view to the larger poll
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
CONSERVATION OF NATURAL
RESOURCES.

The initiation of constructive pol
lev for the conservation of the natural
resources of the state, particularly its
unusued water power, is peculiarly with
in the providence of the legislature and
should receive your earnest cOnsidera-
ton.
The fish and game department should
be reorganized to promote more effec-
lively the purposes of its creation. A
more careful accounting of the fees
handled by the department as well as
of it's expenditures should be required
by law.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09

ter, however, is such that experimental
legislative relief is apt to eomplicate
rather than solve ire problem. l APP
prehend the members of the legislature
win feel somewhat as do in these mat
ers-handicapped by lack of an init
mate technical knowledge of the sub
ject. l am inclined to adopt the recon-
mendation of the American indicature
society made to all the states. It pro
poses the formation of a commission in
each state, serving without compensa-
ton, to inquire into the subject of the
of justice and the ex-
pediency of revising the constitution
and laws relating thereto, the result of
the commission $ work to be reported to
the next legislature. This should not
delay, however, the immediate propos-
ing of a constitutional provision for an
appellate court.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09

court calendar calls for a tOo-long-de
layed remedy. This condition is in no
wise due to any lack of ability or in
dustry on the part of the members OF
the court The rapid growth the
state is reflected in an increase both Ill
volume and Importance of litigation.
While new judicial districts and new
counties have been freely created, thus
multiplying many times the number of
trial courts existing at statehood, the
appellate tribunal is still composed of
only three members For long time it
has been more than two years behind in
its work, notwithstanding its almost
continuous sessions throughout the year.
The relief recommended by those who
have given the subject serious consid
Grafton and the only permanent relief
which seems to be available, is by con-
stitutional amendment to increase the
membership of the court and give it
power to sit in departments.
TO STUDY JUDICIAL
REFORM.
The lack of business-like promptness
and the unnecessary expense incident
to our present court procedure call for
a searching study OF their causes and
the application of some of the methods
If moderen business. The subject mat
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
BUDGET.

ine constitution provides that the
'Y'ernor "shall at the commencement
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
UNIFORM LAWS.

For many years the national con-
ference of commissioners on uniform
state laws has. been doing effective
work in improving the diverse legisla-
ton of the various states, particularly
in the domain of commercial law. Idaho
has already benefited by the work OF
this commission in the adoption of the
Uniform acts relating to negotiable IN
strlments, warehouse receipts and bills
of lading. Our workmen compensa-
tion act is also based upon the uniform
draft. IT is time that Idaho formally
recognizes the work Of the conference
nv making legal provision for represen-
ta+ives at the conference and by pro-
viding a small appropriation to support
this work. Both houses of the legisla-
tire might well recognize the impor-
+ance of this interstate legislation by
the creation of permanent committees on
uniform laws.
The uniform commercial acts not yet
odopted in Idaho are the sales act, the
stock transfer act, the partnership act
and the limited partnership act All
If these can be enacted with advantage
n the commerce of the state
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
THE NEW CODE.

One of the important matters call
ing for your early attention is the
consideration of the new code of laws
prepared under authority of an act OF
the last legislature. l anticipate your
deliberations will lead to its adoption,
with such perfecting corrections and
amendments before the permanent edi-
ton is printed as seem to you neces-
sary.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
SHORT BALLOT.

The consensus of opinion among po-
htieal scientists is rapidly crystalliz-
ing in favor of the short ballot. Tn,
voters can more discriminatory choose
the candidates for a small number or
responsible positions than for a large
number of minor administrative offices
Where elections are so frequent as in
this state the administration of the
state government can better be intrust-
ed to the general manager and his al
ternate than to a six-headed executive.
The short ballot is not new. We have
long been familiar with it in the fed
eral system.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Having in mind the fact that the
state has almost reached its limit of
bonded indebtedness / hesitate to make
any specific recommendations IS to
public building, other than to urge as
liberal building program as available
resources will permit. Even though the
cost of labor and material is higher than
Is has been or will be later, the consen-
sus Of opinion among the public spirited
men of the nation is that buffer EN-
ployment should be provided during the
period Of rehabilitation and readjust-
ment.
During the last biennium two of our
public institutions suffered loss by fire,
'he Lewiston normal school and the
soldiers Home. Both of the burned
structures should of course be replaced.
Inc other public institutions of the
S'ate Will no doubt present in their
Ouigets their requirement for edition
al permanent Improvements, all of which
WI require your earnest consideration
IN their relation to this problem of buff
ier employment. It is to be hoped that
'ne municipal authorities and tcivie
Oodles OF the capital city will continue
'nelr philosophical efforts to make the
Surroundings of the capitol a civic cen.
'er which will add to the beauty and at
.'actlveness of the completed capitol
Inc need of more room for state de-
p"'ments is increasing every year. 1t
- tne that the state in is own interest
unlimited itself to a definite program
'Or the completion of the capitol. Such
" program will also enable the capital
wy to proceed with definite and
progressive program for the improve
''ht Of its civic certeT.
i am asking the state hoard Of elu-
a'lon and the st ate highway depart
''ent each to submit a project plan of
"provements covering the next five or
'on years The legislature can then de-
7'nline what amount should be raised
y bond issues and what amount should
2 raised by other means. If the legis-
AZURE approves such a program the
ame can then be submitted for ratifi-
aeon by the people at the next gen
IA election in accordance with the pro-
'Slons of the constitution.
BUDGET. 7
'oe constitution provides that the
YNernor q shall M the commencement
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
GOVERNORS MESSAGE

Continued from page p
state as the continued construction and
proper maintenance of good roads.
Whatever pruning of appropriations the
legislature may find it necessary to
make, am satisfied the people of the
state do not desire any retrenchment in
its good roads building program.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-01-09
STATE DEFENSE.

Tn view of the possibility Of a new
congressional policy rather large dis
erection should be left to the governor
90 commander-in-cbief of the militia
70 organize it or reorganize it at any
time TO meet the requirements of chang
ing federal law and regulations.
A portion of the duties Of the state
militia have heretofore been in the ma
ture of police duties. There is a grow
inc tendency, with which / am In sym
natbv. to create a state constabulary.
INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP OF
SUPREME COURT
The crowded condition of the supreme
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
L. Antonio Miranda.
A LAS MUJERES RICAS


iMujeres ricas, mujeres a quienes
la suerte ha rcsuelto la vida al nacer,
ustcdes tienen obligation de ser el
cerebro radiose de vuestra Patria! iSa-
ben ustedes por que las classes ricas
je les sucle lamar "clases directoTas?
Porque tiencn el deber de estudiar
el caminO para guar a los que, obli-
gados ganarse la vida, no tienen item.
20 de aprendcrle. Ustedes tienen item
20: ell tempo es su tcsorO, ipero no es
lie ustedes, cs dc. su Patria! Y cl item
30 que en- frivolidadcs, necedadcs, va
nidades, diversiones inGtiles, lecturas
lecias, firteos inmorales, gastan uste-
les tontamente es un robo que hacen
lstedes a su Patria y la humanidad,
IN robO mano armada, mas criminal
Iue todos, porque ss innecesario; mu-
3hO mas digno de sanction penal que
Il del miserable que les roba d ustedes
Il bolsillo 81 puede, porque no tiene
lan que conner. En- una nacion, como
en- un hogar, ell que no constrhye, des
truye; 81 no sirven ustedes de algo
it'll, estan ustedes sirviendo de reno
ra v estorbo. Tienen ustcdcs para
;onsigo mismas la obligation estric-
a dc la cultura; es precise que hagan
lstedes producer ciento por unO la
5uena semilla que Dios les ha puesto
4 ustedes. al nacer en- el cerebro en-
i coraz6n; todU 10 que pudiendo haber
aprendido, no 10 saben ustcdes, es para
ustedes verguenza. ignominia.
Tienen ustedes para con sus hijos
el deber de guiarles pOr la buena
senda; estudien ustedes con ellos,
amaran cl cstudio ellos tambien. En-
sehenles ustedes la lecci6n de la vida,
preparedness para los tiempos nuevOs,
no les hagan ustedes Greer tontamente
1uc los dias pasados eran mucho me.
iorcs que los nuestros. Dice una mu-
jer ilustrc: "No Os fGis nunca de
una mujer que olga que "sus item
pos" Gran mejores que estos. ST ell
dia que %an dc vivir mis- hijas no es
mejor que el dia- EN- que yO he vivido,
ESQ guerra decir que he fracasado en-
mi deber mas alto, que es dejar ell
rinc6n de mundo que fue milo un POGO
mejor de 10 que era antes de haber
vivido yo en- 6l."
Mejorar el rinc6n de mundo en- que
vivimOs. 81 todos mejOramos Ell nues
tro, lque grande llegara ser vuestra
Patrial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
ANTEs Y DEsPUEs
pRIMERA pARTE. lANTEsl

Emilio. Que oios mas hcchiecfo.
tienesl
Alicia. 81. 81; hablame dc mis- oios.
Emilio; Hasta cuando los cierras
me diccs tanto con cllcsl.
Alicia 10 erecs asi, vida mia
Emilio Creerlol ESQ cs POGO, %
aGrmo. Pues ~ tu nariz'
Alicia. Te gusta'..
Emilio. -,Quc prcgunta! Tina "a
riz como la tuya no Sc ha hccho mas
que para aspirar flores.
Alicia-Es muy grato quc II picp
,scs; pero ito has olvidado dc D cue
diees que 10 que tc gusta mas de mi
es In boca
Emilio ;Olvidarmc 70 dc iu hoea
impossible; pcro hacia 70 que los mn
chachos con n dulcc: deiar - mefor
para 10 6ltimo: porquc crtclo, IS q
mas exquisite del plato. Pcro dime
bc6mo tc arrcglas para conner con cse
p6talo dc rosal
Alicia Vas a volverte poetal
Emilio: No Sc quicn no Sc insrira
ria ante una hoca como Ii tuya Pc
ro 40 sigamos hablando dr tu bnea
Alicia. Por que!. iAh.. ya 8.
Dime: itc GUSTAV mis- pcstahasl
Emilio iTus pcstahas Isl son las
dc Ia Rcina de saba; zero, mas nr
gras, mas rizadas, mas brillantcs. Tas
postahas son una provision IT, Ia M
turaleza, porque, gracias que velan
tus oios, no tengo que tocar fucgo
cuandO me miran.
Alicia. ~ No cxagcras IN poquito
Emilio Exagcrarl Bucno, "a ~
"a comprendcs; ia no tc has ,isto
miranda
Alicia Cuando picnso cue hay hon
bres que hablan de politiea con sus
muieres sus novias!
Emilio. Pero cxistcn tales cspccics7
Alieia.-Eso dicen. Pero, no Ia con
igo, desde luego.
Emiho.-Qut absurlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10

distinguida clientela, no puede permi
tirse descuidos, Y tiene que estudiar 10.
gustos hasta los defectos fisicos d
las personas que viste, a fin de atenual
estos dltimos,. porque m buen cors,
corriie muchas imperfecciones; perC
no hay que contar con un cors6 magicC
que disimule todos los defectos, y l.
que este no pdede>hacer, 10 lograrai
casi siempre las habiles manOs, Il
inteligente direction de una modista.
Una persona de recouocido gusto ei
,su manera De Nestir, tendra siempre
mucho adelantado para agradar, $,
fgura, sus actitudes Y su exquisite ele
ganeia, ejercerdn un poder de- attraction
infinitamente mas irresistible que e
que causeh las 'hias rcgulares faccione.
Y algo semeiante al que produzca L
inteligencia Y ese supreme arte de Il
conversation que transforma una per
sona que apenas habia logrado fjal
la atcncidn, en- un ser que acaba 4,
subyugar.
Para tcrminar, dire que una mu
jcr no dcbc vcstirse bien para hacci
gala dc 81 lujo, sino de su gusto, y
que por csta 'az6n la mujer parisiens,
poscc la fama de ser la mujer elegante
por excelcncia, logrando, sea o no bo
nita, fjar sicmpre Ia atcnci6n DC cuan
tos Ia coRtemplan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
Ell ARTE DE vEsTIR BIEN


Saber vcstirse, es uno de los pri-
vilegios que poseen muy contadas per
sonas, aun entire aquellas cuya posi-
cion social les permite vestir bien; por-
Que comseguir que armonice la "toi
lette' con las prescripciones de la mo
da del buen gustO, prOcurando al
mismo tempo que el conjrnto sea
favorecedor, (sin menoscabo de 10 que
cxijen la correction Y la mOdestia to-
da mujer que sc respete 81 misma,)
es hoy mas que nunca, n verdadcro
arte, no muy facil por cierto de ad-
qHirir, que suele ser innate en- la
mayor parte de las damas portorrique-
mas, 10 que no extranara a nadie, pues.
to que acabo de califcarlo de "arte.
Admitiendo como principle, el an
sia de embellecerse que apasiona a la
mujer, creo que todas y cada una, de-
bian hacer un estudio detallado dc cuan-
to pueda favOrecerlas mas, sin apar
tarse dc la moda; pero sin seguir
ciegas todos sus preceptos Y rutinas.
Las primeras preguntas que debe ha
cerse Ia que va a elegir nm traje,
un sombrero, etc, es: Armonizara
esta fOrma 0. este color con mi fgu-
rap "a I'm id6nticas condiciones dc
novedad y de precio, podr6 hallar al
go mas distinguidO Y que eonvenga
mas mi edad, mi posici6n Ia
clase dc bclleza que poseo?'
/ Para ESQ Sc imponc no dccidirse
, en- seguida por los primeros modelos
que sc vean, aunque vaya acompans-
da su presentation de las consabidas
fracesitas: Esto es completamentc
nuevo: esta acabado de recibir.
Identicas preguntas debe repetirse
la que vaya casa dc su modista,
a fin dc hacer la election dc hechu-
ras v adornos; y aunque consulte con
ella, como es logieo, conviene que cs-
tudie por 81 misma diversas eombi
naciones, sin scguir cicgas todos los
consoles que lie den; porque estos, 81
son muchas veces inteligentes Y leales,
pudieran en- alguna OCCASION tener algo
de interesados dc err6ncos.
Aconsejo tambien a aqucllas dc mis-
lectOras que, por mGy j6venes, sean po-
co expertas en- ell arte de saber Gle
cir, que no Sc fen demasiado del efcc-
to de ciertos trajes expuestos en- los
maniquis, porque nj todos los cuerpos
tienen las impecables lineas de muchos
dc ellos, nj tai vez convengan sus ador-
nos la figura, nj sus colorcs al ma
tiz dc los ojos y cabellos de la que va
a adquirirlos.
Sc establece en- muchas oeasiones
entire algunas damas sus modistas,
quizas por ese incesante cambio de
opiniones, una especie de identidad Y
de collaboration de ideas, tan ltil pa
ra ambas, que de elias tai vez result
ten muehos de esos admirables mode
los que hacen exclamar a quien los
contempla: Esto no tiene' un atomo
siquiera de vulgaridad"
Para vestir bien,. es 'necesario es-
tar de acuerdo con la persona que
nos viste conveneidas de que lie ms
piramOs interes. Una modista, que Sc
pa ponerse la altura que exile una
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vhtnis pavua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10

-iIIay que quemarlas todas, todas!
-sigue dici6ndose Adela.
Pero vacila antes de ecbar al fue-
90 la primera; piensa mucho, al ca
DO, indu!gente consigo, Sc dice:
En- medic de todO, son ridiculcces
mias. No es pecado guardarlas; son
un recuerdO.. sin maldita la impor-
tancia. Y en- ultimo case, no las guar
do yo; Lima, mi hermanita indulgente
y dulce, me las guarda. Y 81 un dfa,
por un capricho, me Ocurre leeNas..
Abre la puerta que comunica con
el cuarto de Lima, y cntra 80. Ill.
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loH, DIyINos vEINTE ANosl

a mas de toda belleza
vos mostrdis toda algeria,
iBicn hayan tanta lindeza
Y picartlial
Quicn vos puso en- la fgura
tan sobcrbia perfection,
os llcn6 dc travesura
el coraz6n.
En- triste noche reis,
en- mala tarde cantais,
vais misa y no Ia ois
nj dejais,
pues sois tan irrcvcrente
Y tan tocada de risa,
que hac6is burla de Ia gente
Y de Ia misa.
81 a tribunal del Sehor
vais, in,cntais tai pecado
cue dejais al confcsor
azOTado.
Riendo vOs acostais,
por no dejar la algeria,
con tau dulce mania
despertais.
iOh, divinos veinte aiosl
Edad dorado y florida
que cura los desengaios
de la vida.
Cual ajarillo, sonora,
quo cants Naturaleza,
vos cantais .en toda bora
un himno a vuestra belleza.
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publication
oesaono
"a microbes
Ia amphtud possible movmiento
Jusa noble emancipaci6n
dc
la ampisima labor emprender.
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Lima de mi alma:

Lima de mi alma:
Soy mas feliz que nadie en- la tie
ira. No me falta mas que una bo-
IBERIA de NADIA para completar mi fe
licidad. jQui6res tn hacer a tu Adela
un favor muy grande, muy grande7
81; de SECURE. Bien; COLE aquel pa.
quetito de cartas que te entregue an.
tes de casarme (ya sabes cual que
malas tOdas.. . todas; con su cinta,
con todo. Y que no queden nj las &C.
nizas.
Hazlo por tn heImanita que te adora
Adela.'
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mo Vi mas gentil doncella;
nj mas apuesto doncel;
nj mas envidioSas de ella;
nj mas envidiOsos de ell
Campoamor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-10
Jacinto Texidor
HABLAME
para Eua.)

Dices que no me quieres, Y tn acento,
(No es que te contradigas)
Es tan sonoro entonces,
Que aGn diciendo que no, tn vocccita
Sabe Illusion y 6xtasis,
A ternura y caricia. -.
Hablame sin cesar, aunque tn accnto
Sea una negativa...
Hablame, lal fin oyendo tn palabra,
Estoy oyendo misa. -!