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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-07

stream of adverse criticism to con.
gressiOnal and senatorial offices, much
of this criticism, strange as it may
seem, coming from Alaskans them.
selves.
The railroad, it is charged, has cost
much more than was anticipated;
careless and extravagant methods
have been used; too many houses have
been built; part of the road was flood
ed; the commission should have
bought steel when it was cheap. In
short, the commission has done moth
ing rightly. The terminals are in the
wrong places, the roundhouses should
have been put at Seward or Fairbanks
instead Of at Anchorage; the stations
are all where they shouldn't be; the
cars are the wrong kind; the loco
motives are no good. 1t is all an
awful mess-terrible!
Why some of the engineers on the
job couldn't tell you offhand whether
a railroad frog jumps sidewise or
backwards. They know nothing what
ever of railroading. The cost of all
this has been terrific. The one charge
that has not been made is that any
body got any graft out of it. But
any schoolboy could have done bet
ter job of construction
Enthusiasm Lacking.
In view of all these unofficial
charges which have been assiduously
whispered into the ears of congress-
men and senators for the last four
years, it is not amazing that there
should be no rampant enthusiasm for
the continuation of the project. The
average senator and congressman is a
good listener but a poor investigator
The national legislator must discuss
thousands of problems during a SEES
sion. He has neither the time nor
the ability to investigate them, and
naturally much of Ills knowledge is
superficial. One whisper to a con-
gresham that all is not as it should
be in regard to a pending proposition
and he Immediately mentally decides
that he will be careful how he votes.
A negative vote is rarely productive
of what has come classically to be
termed "roorback" Therefore he
votes against it when it is called up,
thus avoiding the probability of future
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Cotopaxi Items

Mrs. Potter of Pueblo came up few
days ago for an extended visit with
Mrs. Idell Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lanoue pur-
chased a new Briscoe car from ]. j.
McInerney of Canon City recently.
Miss Ada Mnebibach and Miss Jane
Mccormick went to Canon City Sat
urday to attend a teachers meeting.
About 20 people motored to the big
Easter dance given at the Wellsville
hail last Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanoue won second prize waltzing.
All attending report delightful time.
Miss Millie Gilbert of Denver is here
visiting this week.
Mrs. Baker, daughter Belle and lit
tie girl, June. spent Easter Sunday
with Charles Baker and wife at Coal
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs L. s. Mott of Florence
were up last week on business and to
visit old friends at Cotopaxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Hendricks mo-
tored to Canon City to spend Easter
Sunday with relatives.
A bunch of the young folks attended
the dance given at the Coaldale school
house Saturday night. All attending
report dandy time.
Mr. Permar rushed his wife to a
dental Office in Canon City Sunday
evening to have an aching tooth ex-
tracted.
Mrs. George Cooper and sons. Irwin
and Monroe, and Gilbert Finn motored
to Coaldale to spend Easter with Mrs.
Stella Sorms and family.
Everybody enjoying the beautiful
spring weather of the past few days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-24

mate defeat to any nation on earth.
nor has it ever been carried aloft in
any cause that lacked the sancity of
justice and did not make for the ad.
vancement of mankind. 1t breathes
benediction on our accomplishments
of the past and beckons to greater
achievements in the future.
I'VE should honor it; fight for it;
pray for it; die for it. 1t stands for
our country; our ancestors; ourselves
and our posterity. 1t stands for all
we have, or may ever hope to have;
for all we are. or may ever hope to be.
1t symbolizes every achievement OF
our nation, our people and our peoples
people for 14o years OF glorious his
tory. May II stand for 1000 years
unsullied, without stripe erased or
star polluted"
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TRIAL OF CASES IN
THE DISTRICT COURT

The case OF the People vs.. Jose
Abel Valdez resulted in a verdict of
guilty of assault being returned in the
district court at o'clock Monday aft
ernoon. The charge contained in the
information embraced assault with in
tent to commit murder; assault to do
bodily injury and plain assault. The
jury adopted the latter grade of the
offense. The penalty. provided for
such conviction is Jail sentence. or
fine, or both. The defendant was re-
manded to Jail to await the disposition
OF a motion for new trial. His at
torney was granted 4S hours in which
to file an application for rehearing
of the case. The taking Of testi-
mony took up the greater part Of the
day Monday, and the argument before
the fury was not begun until 4:30 in
the afternoon.
The attention OF the court today
with the hearing of the evidence In
the case OF the People VS.. Everett
Burton Tatman. charged with the non
support ofhis wife and family.
As 1t is understood that the de-
fendant in the case OF the People VS..
Alexander Cowie Of Penrose will, at
8 O'Clock Wednesday morning ask
leave to withdraw his plea of not
guilty, the jury panel will be excused
at that time until 10 o'clock Monday
morning, April 26, when the trial Of
civil cases will be begun. a
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Chandler News

Mr.. and Mrs. Hogen from Coal
Greek were visiting friends in Chand-
Ter Sunday, April 13.
Miss Bernadine Varva was home
from Howard over Easter.
The social heldat the school house
last Tuesday eevning by Red Cross
ladies proved quite a success, both so
cially and financially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Praul motored to Wal.
sen5urg Saturday in their new car.
Mrs. Frank McFarlane, Mrs. A. H.
McLane and Mrs. Charles Swanton
were calling in Chandler Thursday
morning in the interest of Red Cross
work and also in the work of organ
ing class to take up the 'home
nursing"
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FOR RENT-RANCHES

TO Rents acres apple and cherry
trees; acres In alfalfa: acres
open ground. located In Highland sub
Orchard Park w. N. Laiz-
ure. Orchard Park. 93-p6i
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE

FOR SALE-Ice box. bed. complete.
dresser and some other things.
Canon Auto. 96-p3t
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Holmes HOSPITAL

Mrs. Charles Il. Waldo will leave the
hospital today much improved In
health.
Dominic Faora OF Rockvale. who Is
patient at the hospital. suffering
from pneumonia, is getting along
nicely.
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sERcT. MUsoRAvE
RETURNED TO CAMP UPTON

Sergt. George A. Musgrave. who has
been home on 30-day furlough visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
Musgrave OF 301 Douglas avenue, left
Sunday evening on the Santa Fe for
Camp Upton, Long Island, N. Y.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-24

GOOD wild pasture. close In. 81.
South Fourth street w.p2t
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MISCELLANEOUS

ESTRAY-Sorrel mare with v on left
shoulder: brown mare with +. s. on
left hip Call South Canon pond.
Canon 2e3-w. s5-p3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-5-room furnished house.
O. T. Wood & Son. e6-ti
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wANTED-Position by competent
bookkeeper and Office manager: ex-
perienced. Address II. c.. Rec
ord. 95-2t
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WANTED SITUATIONS

WANTED--Position as sienographcr
or bookkeeper: references furnished.
=. c.. Care Record. ss-p3,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-18
Missouri Lands.
LARGE PASTURE.
Nebraska Lands
$3.50 ACRES CHERRY COUNTY.

NEB., RANCH.
This fine ranch is located miles to
railroad town, has 1900 acres Of good
farm and alfalfa land: has now 800
acres alfalfa. first crop. In stack: $50
acres under pillow, balance strictly first
class grazing land. Has three miles
fine running water; fenced and cross
fenced good set of Improvements In
good shape. Price $35. 90 per acre; good
first class terms. Write ime for ap-
pointment to see this ranch.
s. o. NORDQUISTT.
322 Neville Blk. Omaha Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-18
REAL ESTATE, UNIMPROVED.

FOR SALE-Lots Is and Is, block 8,
Mime Lusa Addition, facing Miller
price $2,350 William Madgett, Hast
ings, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-18

FOR SALE-Sroom apartment, beauti-
fully furnished. on car line and walking
distance to town Phone, Douglas 676O.
FOR SALE-Two 5-room cottages to be
moved In good repair Traver Bros.
S1o First Nat Bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


The following licenses were issued to
we'd. ''
Name and Residence. Age.
Joseph A. Wright, Omaha. over Fl
Laura e: Laurence, Omaha. over Is
Roy M. Kimple, Hastings. .............26
Maren Winter, Omaha. .>.......
Thomas Wilson. Reno. New. SO
Edith r. Peace, Toronto, Canada. ......B
Summer E. Copple, Leshara. Neb. ......2 90
Tecla r. Costello, Fremont, Neb. 20
william P. McMurray, Council Bluffs, 25
Annette Thomson, Anoka, Neb.... "a
Harold C. Heath, Billings. Mont. ~
Winifred Downs, Des Moines, Ia. ..... 10
Walter A. Leethoff, Valley. Neb. "a
Stella Merryweather. Valley, Neb. 80. .21
Donovan II. Haislst. Sioux City. %
Edna NJ. Jones, Chicago. "a
Inez Mcknight, Belgrade, Neb. .........2 rs
Walter W. Dorothy. Belgrade, Neb... rs
Walter r. GRAPHICAL. Omaha. ~
Catherine Newman, Omaha. ........... 30
David M. Downs. Nicola. Ia. "a
Gladys Noe. Wall. S. IA
Sam II. Plattner, Lincoln, Neb. AT
Florence bee. Lincoln, Neb. .25
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-18
BUILDING PERMITS

j. l.. Hiatt Co.. 2428 Evans, frame
dwelling, $500.
H. j. Grove, 4337 California, frame
dwelling. $3.50.
II. J. Grove, 1888 California, frame
dwelling, $4,000.
H. r. Bowen 1915 Howard, alterations,
$500.
C. r. Prescher, 1925 North 49th, addi-
tinn $50
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-18
'32,OOO-ACRE RANCH
to Be Sold at Public
Auction July %, %,
"a and rs, 1919, at
Wallace, Kansas.

Tho Famous Peter Robidoux Ranch.
consisting of $4,000 acres so
sections of the best wheat and alfalfa
land ir Ike west, will be sold in tracts
Of 100. 800. $40 and small ranches of
1000 to 5000 acres to the highest bid
ders. on easy terms; about 10000 acres
alfalfa land, and about $4,000 acres
wheat land rich productive soil, level TO
gently rolling. good water. flowing
springs. Mr.. Robidoux has lived on
and operated this ranch for over SO
years, but owing to old age and the In
creasing demand for this land for agri-
cultural purposes Is the reason why the
entire 1000 acres will be sold at pub
lie auction on above date.
If you are looking for a farm thst the
first wkeat crop will pay for the land
and profit besides. come to this sale.
II you would buy land where you can
double your money In months in price,
be at Wallace. Kan. July %, 20, "a and
IS. Take the Union Pacific main line
out of Kansas City and Denver for Wal
lace.
For further information write Peter
Robidoux, owner. Wallace, Kan
Kansas Trust Co., Kansas City, Kan.
clerk of sale.
James L. Dowd. auctioneer. e2s Bee
RldY Omaha Neb
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11

blanca. Desde lueso, todos estos asun-
tos los he aclarado con datos ofcia-
les.
P. jTrae usted algin proyecto nue.
vo alguna reforma en- su mente en-
cuanto al plan de estudio?
L. Ell Departamento de Instruction
ha venido hacienda reformas en- el
actual plan de estudios asi como en-
la enssnanza duran.e los l,ltinos tres
aiios medic sin hacer grandes anun-
clos de csfos cambios para que el
pueblo no los interprete NAL FL ira
bajo dc Las cscuelas pdblicas habla
per 81 solo. Las cscuelas estan abier-
tas disposition del publico dondc
todo ciudadano podra ir visitarlas
para saber ell resultado que cstan dan
Go.
Desde hace algin tempo vengo
pensando en- Ia reducci6n del plan
estudios para escuelas primarias a seis
aiios, segmdos por seis aics de ms.
trucci6n secundaria divididos en- COS
tipcs dc cscuelas: la escuela interme.
dia Junior High School dc tres
amos Que Ia de soguir los seis amos
del curse prirlario, y la escuela su-
perior alta escuela con curse de es-
tudios de tres amos para aquellos que
deseen prepararse para ingresar en-
las Universidades. Con esta refor-
ma creo que seran invertidos los fon-
dos escolares mas econ6micamente Y
al mismo tempo Sc dard instruction
elemental mayor njmero de nifiOs.
Dnrante mi vista los Estados
Unidos me he podido poner al CO
rriente de los nuevos movimientos y
orientaciones en- Ia instruction los
cuales Sc imponen como resultado de
la guerra.
p. 5Piensa usted dirigiras en- soil.
citnd dc aigo nuestra Legislatra2
r. Al salir para los EstadOs Uni
dos deje encargada una comisi6n dc
este Departamento, para presentar a
ambos cuerpos legislativos las nece.
sidades asi como el criterio de este
Departamento, acerca del futuro desal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11
Los dramas del prOhihiCiOniSmO

Maximino Avellanedo es un veci-
no de la Punta de Catano, que para
disipar el tedio de las noches tropica-
les Sc habia provisto de varias boz
tellitas de ron, de esas cue quitan las
angustias En- medic de la algeria,
lie falto el dinero, y decide venderle
una a Enrique Max en- la cantidad
de $1.90. La transaction fue hecha
con tan mala suerte, que Sc entero el
detective Rodrigo Miranda, arres-
to al vendedor. Llevado este 1ltimo
al Tribunal de Bayamon, Sc lie ext
gieron 5000 de fianza por su libertad
provisional. Hasta aqui las cosas mar
charon bien, segun 10 prescrito por
los tramites judiciales.
Pero he aqui cue surge un tercero
en- el conficto: ell joven Alexandra
Fernandez, de la Punta de Catano,
tambien. iY como obra Y ejecuta es-
te tercero? Forma mil cabalas en-
su imagination sobre el arresto de su
amigo Avellanedo, q. con tan buena fe
vendio la botella en- $1.9O, y llega a
la conclusion de que el comprador fue
el que obr6 de mala fe al delatar la
venta al detective Miranda. Hay que
castigar esto!-dijo. Sc proveyo, no de
un garrote de MADEIRA, 81 no de un
enorme tubo de hierro que encontr6
no Sc sabe donde, y con esa arma NOR
tifera, le propino varios garrotazos
al Enrique Max. Ell practicante que
asisti6 a este Gltimo, dice que no lie
ha quedado un diente sano en- la boca
y muestra horribles contusiones en-
distintas parties del cuerpo.
Alexandra ha sido denunciado por
esta aggression y Sc lie han exigido $1O0
de fanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11

ci6n Nacional dc instruction la De.
terminado Ia cantidad de $1,000 co.
mo minimo que debc psdirse. Ei Co
misionado de Instruction de los Is.
tados Unidcs opina que 81 promcdio
de los suoldos de maostros etmenta
les dcbc scr $1,000, hac!enaose csta
cifra el minimum despues De disz
amos.
Tcniendo en- cuonia nuestr0s iimita
dos recufsos croO que el maestro u-
raj dcbc ganar SEQ por diss moses.
el graduado $50, el dc Ingles y de
continuation, S1o0. los principaics de
$500 hasta Sl25 los inapeeiofes de
$500 hasta $4,000 anuales.
p. 6En que forma pOdria resolverss
el problcma del analfabaismo "A ca.
rccemos dc dinero7 Huestro diario IA
scstenido que csc Departamonto no 6
responsible dc esta situaci6n. 5Qaiers
listed dccirle aigo al pals rcspccto de
dicho asun.o?
II. No creo que exiata forma az
guna dc rosolvcr el problema del ana
fabetismo san mayores recursos. lEay
alguras pergonas cue Sc Green. de bue.
no fe, que puode inventarsc una FOR.
mula para conscguir este fnA pero
hasta Ia fecha ningim proyecto posi-
two y effective Sc la presen.ado a este
Departments.
Tai ve2 me concedera listed Ia op0E
tunidad de ampliar cl criterio de este
DepsrtamentO acerca dc este parti.
cular en- otra OCCASION. Por &c pronto
creomos que el CongresO Federal dsbe
ria concoder a Puerto Rico dos mn
Homes do d6lares anuales por IN pc
riodo dc veinte aiios para la soiuci6u
de nuessros prOblemas educativcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11

FL pueblo Americana demuestra vi
vo interes EN- los asuntos de Puerto
Rico, pero Ell cuanto ciertos parti-
culares todav1a carece de informes.
Los trabajos realizados por los por-
torriquefos en- cuanto a la organiza-
ci6n del servicio miiitar, la Cruz Ro-
ia, compra de bcnos de Ia Ldbertad,
y todas las demas gestiones favor
de la victoria de la causa Aliada
siempre dej6 muy bucna impression,
asi como los adelantos que ha he
cho nuestro pueblo en- n direction
de sus propios asuntos.
Muchas personas casi no me qui-
sieron Greer que los fondcs asigna-
dos para cl sostenimen5o de la ms
trucci6n en- Puerto Rico, fueron vo-
tados por una Asambla Legislative
elegida por voto popular Y compues-
Ia en su totalidad dc portorriquenos
Existen todavia muches americanos
que no saben que aQui todos somos
ciudadanos americanos cue ell ira
bajo de las escuelas publicas no sc
hace exclusivamsnte en- Ingl6s, ere
yendo muchos que toGos los asuntos
oticiales sc Ievan a cabo en- Ingles;
G eignoran que Ia gran mayoria de
nuestro pueblo pertenece a la raza
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GAkARA De REPRESENTANTES ! SENADO

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~ DIR. 4. BRAso cUKtARA.

Este distinrulso amigo nusstfa. ase
ha eier1iio dufante seis ahas eoma
Cirujano Dtntista sn Isakeia. eou
gran crei.to professional sn aasiel ais.
lriio. la tenisio II torseaia de dissea
sarnoA aieRla vista. raFa nlofnaaf
nos de su viaje b Sant9 usminno. don
de pincsa eiereer 50 pfoiesian.
~ doctor Bravo Is ~ Iovtn A. en-.
biciones y VA traa ~ mejoF porssniF.
rendid0 pr un ira1ajo enlas,asl4 )
labofioao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11

v algunos grandes clientes de la Com
pafiia habian cancelado un n1mero
considerable de ordenes de cigarros.
Que la Compaffa siente mucho no po-
der acceder a la peticion de los taba-
queros, de darle ocupacion a todos los
que trabajaban al paralizarse el ira
bajo en- Diciembre; pero que el pro-
meta iniciar a su regreso a Nueva
York, una extensa campaia de anun-
clos en- toda la naci6n, disponiendo de
los fondos de la Compania, para di-
cho objeto, hasta un million de dollars.
Y confaba que POGO tempo despues
de comenzados los trabajos, y 81 tai
campaiia de anuncios daba resultados,
como era de esperarse, confiaba po-
der emplear a todos los operarios.
Anadio ell senior Toro que el hizo
presente a los Representatives. de los
tabaqueros la imposibilidad en- que Sc
encuentra una industria de la impor-
tancia de esta, de comprometerse a
dar empleo a un determinado n1mero
de trabajadores, cuando este solo de-
pende de las ordenes que la Compafiia
pueda recibir de sus clientes.
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Ell COmSiOnadO de EdCaCOn ST. Paul G. Miller da CORCer
al pals pOr COndCtO de "El MundO" SHS tFabaiOS en-
los EStadOS UnidOS en- favor de Puerto Rico
So opinion aceca de las sfOmaS del plan de estudioS.
RpeO aamO e COmOnaGO dc EtuGd6R aDya CdeO dc H ItO
epTs en- su teCer Rlmsn 10 de fOhO de que GOsTO Federal doaO
CSdeT dn0rO Puerto Rico para OIYG chO vital pEO6Ena

rrolio de Ia instruction en- ruc.t1
Rico. FL Gran n6mero dc pvoyectos
de ley presentado8, me couvence del
vivo interes que Sc tomsn nuestros
legislatures por M asunto &C Tan pri-
mordial importancia pasa el porveuir
de nuestro pueblo Estamos cslebran-
do conferencias con 10 Coniai0n de
instruction de Ia CSmara. y asi Sc
hara dcsde mego con IA del 8cuado
para negar, una mteligencia com
pleia en- caanto q los proyecios pea
dientcs.-
P. GNo cree usted cue e. maestro
debe recibir meior saeido como ha los
tonido "EL MUNDo'2
r. Indudablemonto, cuando uno
considera QUE HAY COCINERAs POE
RRIQUENAs EN- NUEvA YORK QUE
CANAAN TANT0 COMO UN MAESTRO
RURAL EN- PUERTO RICO. debo re-
petir 10 que tantas veces ne dicho.
que nuestros profesoros deben ser mu.
cho mejoT remunerados, 81 qusromos
conscrvar los seryicios &c nnestros bue
nos maestros.
La legislature del eCtado de Arigo-
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nigracijn Tcreiaron en ei debate.
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despues de- haber safrtio safias ~
miendas.
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nudarla nianana "a miana bora
Las siguientea reiisionss haa ais
preseniadas 4 "a Camafa
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Atrii . de 1919
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Humacao. adh'rifndose b. saikifai
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Puerto Rico psfa Qae sa aameufe 81
sueldo a ioa rrofcnores
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Agriculture IT, Rio rielras. adhifssn.
dose u solicitnd a. la Asseass6n
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AhrH i0 de 1919.
1876 Del Munisipio a. guneos. -
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