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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

el telescopio, gracias 10 ritmo ade-
cuado lnovimiento. del celostato.
En- el telescope Sc limita. la parte
de las radiaciones luminosas que Sc han
de utilizar. Eirve de filtro. que no deja
pasarz sino las ultrsvipletas Va dichas,
una capa de plata extendida sobre del
kada lamina de cuarzo Tambien Ell vi
drio na1nado 'wiol J, es permeable para
las radiaciones del uftravioleta, es tan
to qae detiene las denas.
Atravesando en- el canaino de estos
rayos elemeutales ovsimples, lnicos utir
lizados, 10 que Ilaman una celula, reci-
piente, en- cuyo anterior Sc encierra cier
ia pequefia cantidad de determinados
gases, los rayDs lulninosos inVisibles ad-
uuieren determinadas propiedades, Qui-
z&s desconocidas enssu mayor parte.
Asi por ejemplo, cuandO La celula es
tA henchida de densos vapores de bro
mo, ell tempo necesario de exposition
fotograficas para, impresionar La plaza
Sc reduce notablemente, pues bastan 8
doce segundos, cuapdo de ordinario,
y sin los. vapores de bromo, precisan
dos tres minutes. Y la primera prueba
con la celula de vapores de bromo Sc
hace diez doce veces mas intensa cuan
do antes de llegar la planca sensible,
las radiaciones atraviesaH por entire los
vapores de bicromato potasico, encerra-
dos de otro recipiente. r
Por de contados que 81 unos astrono-
mos siguen ell camino indicado, mnchos
han tornado otros derroteros en- busca de
nuevos horizontes por donde amanez-
can auroras de otros tintes, a cuya luz
Sc descnbran inesperados fenomenos, y
para clio sc estan utilizando varias ra-
diaciones elementales de la co1pleja luz
blanca, que con ella vienen, como las
infra-rojas lcolocadas en- la banda es-
pectraI que desdobla la luz compuesta en-
sus rayos elementales, por debajo del
rojo) amarillas, verdes, etc.
Por tales procedimientos Sc han obte-
nido va imagenes de los planetas Jt-
piter Y Saturno, bastante diferentes de
Las ordinarias obtenidas por procedi-
mientos conocidos, y que todos hemos
visto.
La imagen del mayor de los planetas,
de Jupiter, obtenida con las radiaciones
invisibles infrarojas, o. ..cpfocadas en- Ell
espectro por debajo de este color que
marca Ell Imite de visibihdad inferior
de nuestra retina por raros de lOngi-
tud de onda creciente, aparece despro-
vista de los detalles de sus manchas Ger
canas y orientadas de oralnario parale-
Iamente al ecuador jovfrsu jovial;
con los rayos elementales amarillos pa
recen iniciarse dichas manchas, con
los rayos violetas Sc destaca claramen-
te una banda oscnrecida paralela al
ecuador del gran planeta.s
Superponiendo los cIses obtenidos con
los distintos rayos elementales, y mi
rando a su traves, Sc We La imagen del
planeta tai como la da una fotografis
ordinaria, obtenida con la luz total de-
planeta,
Tambien en- los anillos de Saturno y
en- el propio planeta, Sc advierten va
riaciones de detalles segin los rayos lu
minosos utilizados en- su fotografia
| Pero los trabajos iniciados promoter
mas, seria pretension vana jactan
ciosa La critica de 10 que comienza, y
POGO serio fundar en- Ell aire esperanza:
que solo sc vislumbran y qnizas tam
bien riunca adquieran realidad cientifica
tcts G.. r. SOLER
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clNTAS. FLORES ARTIFICIAL
LES. JUGUETES. cORoNAS.
EFECTOS PARA CHRISTMAS
Somos los UNIcoS que ven
demos ClNTAS directanente de
MANUFACTURERS, N OE s.
TROS PREClOS son fijos, listed
compra conociendo Ell pfecio a
que 10 hace, SIN QUE Sc lie au-
mente un solo centavo del pre-
clio que ma cornprado.
SOLO TARDEMOS CLNCo Sc
MANAS en- serVir la n1ercancIa.
Nuestro Muestrario es ell mas
extenso y variado en- la Isla, Re-
cibimosi los precios SEMANAL-
MENTE. Antes de comprar cual-
quiera de. estos articulos. PlDA
YER nuestro muestrario y como
GER nuestros precios. PLAZQS
convenientes a conerciantes de
buenas referencias. SERVINGS
cuaIquier pedido por pequeiio
que sea. 81 ~
Todo objeto de ornanentacion
10 tenemos. visite nuestras Off
cinas, Tetuan 81 altos, 0 teIefo-
no 766, San Juan, r. R.
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JUNTA DE MEDICos
ExAMINADoRES
AvISo A LAS ASPIRANTES A
ENrrpNrrp


!, Por el uresente sc hace saber a las
aspirantes a enfermeras Nurses, que
desearen tomar examenes ante esta Jun
ia de Medicos. que, partir del mes
de abril del afio 1921, sera requisite
Indispensable para poder ser admiti-
das examen, ell presentar ante ell
Board un diploma de octave grado o
su equivalente, mediante examen hecho
pOr el Departamento de Educaci6n de
Puerto Rico.
DIR. M. QUEvEDo BAEZ.
secretario Junta de Medicos Examina-
dores.
San Juan, P. R., setiembre z, 1920.
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solo usaban papel de fabrication ma
,cional. Esta enorme suma Sc hs visto
.casi paralizada.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Drainage Engineer Here.

W. G. Sloan of Boise, engineer for
Drainage District No. of Gem coun-
ty, is here in conference with officials
of the Farmers Cooperative Canal
Company and city officials. 1t is
hoped that as result of these con-
ferences satisfactory agreements may
be reached and costly law suits, with
their attendant expense, may be avoid
ed. Mr.. Sloan states that proceedings
in the organization of the district
have advanced to the point where de
finite announcement of the assessment
for benefits upon each tract of land
affected can be made soon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
PARK PLANS APpRov-
Ed BY COUNCIL.
Mayor Requested to Call 4 HoH-
day for Citizens to In
prove Grounds.

The oity council Monday night, af-
ter considerable discussion, placed
their approval upon the plans for the
laying out Of the new city park. The
plat provides for q children's play
ground, baseball and football grounds
combined. swimming pools, spacious
auto parks for tourists, shady hooks,
driveways- The plans are attractive
from the standpoint of landscape
gardening. The prune trees are to
be pulled out at once on all the
ground, except the auto park for tour
tsts, leveled, seeded to grass . nd
planted to trees. Mayor Allmon (who
was unable to be present on account
of sickness) was requested to declare
= holiday in the near future and call
upon all people to turn out and as
sist with labor or funds to c, the
land Councilman Peterson generous
ly offered to saw all the trees into
stove lengths, and the city viii sell
the wood
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
w. c. T. u. Notes

Several members of the w. c. T. U.
met at the home of Mrs Olive Whit
man Tuesday afternoon. At that time
arrangements were made to give a
Frances Willard memorial meeting In
the basement cf the Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon, February II. A
good program will be given after
which refreshments will be served A
silver offering will be accepted. In
vitations are extended to al Who
wish to come.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Epidemic Subsidinx.

Indications are that the so-caIIed
influenza epidemic here has spent
its force and is subsiding. The two
patients IL the Red Cross emergency
hospital are eonvalescent and were
discharged today. The rooms were
turned back to the Masonic lodge this
afternoon The nurses were augment
ed yesterday by Mrs r E. Noland
and daughter of Montour. Mrs. No
land was assigned to take care of an
appendicitis patient at the Russell
hotel. Mrs Noland had just return
ed from nursing her son Eugene and
Tom Patten, who were stricken with
the flu, at Deer Flat They are both
veil now.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
TubereuIosis Drive s2a3 .6o.

Geo. Huebener, chairman of the Red
Cross tuberculosis seal campaign in
Gem county, this week submitted his
report to Western headquarters. The
county's quota was $500. Seals IN
the amount of s23S.60 and $55 worth
Of bonds were sold-a total of $293.60
AS the states quota was less than
one-third subscribed, Gem county may
be proud Of her record, even though
the quota was not reached Chair
man Huebener desires to thank those
who assisted him in the campaign
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
BAKER CITY Is
VICTIM
Emnett Cops Basketbal Contest IN
Fast Game.

The High school team Of Baker City
Ore, fell victim to the Emmett quin-
tets prowess Friday IN . game that
was fast and close enough from start
to finish to keep the feelings Of all
the spectators keyed up to the highest
notch. Emmett had almost . new
team, with only Brown and Whitney
Of the old bunch in the lineup. The
first half ended in . tie, IA to II.
In the second half the score see-saw-
ed, with Baker having the advantage,
until the last few minutes Of the close,
when by squirt, the locals clinched
the victory by two points, Score 25 to
%.
The score:
Emmett-Fuller field goal;
Brown, 2 field goals, 9 free throws;
Logan, field goals.
Baker-Palmer, field goals; Hart,
field goals; Blackley, 8 field goals
and free throws.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Birds from Arctic.

Howard Steward, who spent a year
in the radio service on an island in
Alaskan waters during the war, made
a small collection of birds of that
section. Four that have been mount
ed are on display in the Brunswick
cigar store, and consist of an Arctic
owl, an elder duck, q Japanese duck
and an Arctic parrot. The Japanese
duck is not an habitue of that region,
and Mr.. Steward thinks it was driven
there by a storm. The islands are
only 500 miles north of Japan.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

Howard Steward has placed q large
assortment Of postcards on sale at
Stoner's news standf These postcards
bear pictures taken on the U. s. Fur
Seal islands, in ALASKAN waters, which
are not open to any persona unless
they are in B. F. or U. S N. service
He is offering the public an opportun-
ity to obtain these pictures, which
cannot be purchased anywhere else in
the United States This assortment
may be seen ON display in Stoner's
Windowa.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

boughs, that God has been Kind tr
them in implAnting in them that love
Of the beautiful and wild that brings
TO them their only happiness today.
They are all alike in their childish
simplicity and love Of country and are
al equally vicious toward An enemy.
l have found many delightful friends
among them that ] shall regret TO
leave
hope the year has been . prosper
Gus one for you and all others around
Emmett One only needs to come to .
chaotic land such ~ this to learn the
real worth Of our own loved free
country. The beautiful American
Stars and Stripes that float out over
these buildings thrills me With pride
and love Of those principes Of iberty
and humanity for which it stands.
One Of our cruisers, the Brooklyn
that has been in the harbor for some
weeks, left = few days ago for home,
and as they passed this island they
came IN close to shore and rs the folds
Of Old Glory hoated out on the breeze
and their wonderful pennant, 800 feet
long, floating from the rear mest dip
ped its tip in the water in front of the
ship and rose and fell in graceful
folds as If bidding us fond farewell,
many eyes were filled with tears and
a lump rose in our throats, not of re-
gret particularly that we were not
homevard bound too, but because we
realize while in this far distant land
as never before, that our flag and
home land is all in all to u.s. Several
fr0m America are uaod IN
the harbor and the cruiser New Or
leans" has been here for several
We hear that the battleahip
South Dakota will soon be here to
relieve the New Orleans fora few
months at least
do not know at this time when /
win return home II conditions get
settled so we can go into the interior !
again viii go if l can be of service
They tell me that / need not fear any
disease now and that only bullets can
ill me since went through so severe
IN illness.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

R. H. Stanley, bench farmer, was
dragged through the mud for nearly
q block, Monday, when his team be-
came frightened while being unhitched
in front of 81. D. Buys blacksmith
shop, but escaped injury aside from
Z few minor bruises When the wagon
ran over his body, Mr.. Stanley was
compelled to loose his hold on the
halter straps The team ran only
short distance before being caught.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
County BUYS Trucks.

Gem county commissioners have
made application to purchase four
large trucks from the government for
road work. These are powerful ma
chimes, equipped with steel bodies and
dumping apparatus, and will be dis
tributed to the different sections of
the county for use in repairing roads
and general tractor work. Each truck
costs the county about $3.50. The fac
tory cost is $45O0 each. Which in
dicates good business Judgment on the
part Of the county board.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

Did you see the game with Baker
City? If not, you missed one Of the
best games we've had this year.
ABurk" Fuller and Whitney are
guards, all over the floor at
once. Bob" has learned to elevate
at center while Logan and Brownie
lead their guards a merry chase and
pile up the score for E. H. S. Saturday
night we play one of the cleanest,
fastest teams in the conference
Mountain Home. 1t will be one good
game. Also to keep things moving
every minute the Freshmen and
classes will play curtain
raiser at 7:45. Big game at g.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Cows Tested.

DR.. Ellis, state veterinarian, was
here last week to test dairy cattle
for tuberculosis. Seventy-five head
were examined, among them being
the dairy herds of the o. K. Dairy
and Mrs. Chaplin County Agent
Berry has 100 head listed for exami-
nation on the bench, but owing to
muddy roads, it was decided to post
pone inspection until later date.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Former Ennett Man III.

A letter received few days ago
by the Odd Fellows lodge from Harry
Lane states that he has been helpless
since November from . pAralytic
stroke, which has affected his body
from tie hips down. Mr.. Lane was
formerly in the butcher business in
this city and his Emmett friends win
deeply sympathi1e with him and his
family in his misfortune.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Installing Spray Tank

A steel tank. with q capacity Of
5000 gallons, il being installed by the
Fruit Union near their warehouse. 1t
win be used as . container for lime
sulphur spray, and wiz Be equipped
with an electric pump.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Lee Miles on Sebod Bo. I'd

At Monday nights meeting of the
school board, Lee o. Miles was ap-
pointed trustee to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal of Ed Waring
to California The board also issued
an order requiring students to take
the state examinations hereafter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

W. c. Stone, secretary Of the new
drainage district, requested that =
COMMITTEES be appointed to confer with
the drainage commissioners rs to what
lands in the city should be included In
said district A. P. Peterson was ap-
pointed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
PetersoM Sisters Buy Lots.

Misses Ruth and Mathilda Peterson
last week bought lots on south Wash
ington street and viii again have =
home Of their own in Emmett. A
hbuse from the old farm is being
moved there and after being remodel
ed win Be occupied by the Misses
Peterson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Buys Fruit Ranch.

Ralph Womack of Cascade has pur-
chased 20 acres of the VIII Tucker
fruit farm ON the South Slope. Mr.
Womack and family viii move back to
Emmett this spring, and viii take
possession of their new holdings
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Rob Cothes Line.

Thieves robbed Mra. Canday's
eaoeAes line Monday Of last week and
appropriated an entire weeks wash
Hrs. Canaday says if the thief had
notified her she would have ironed
the garments for him, just to show
that her heart is in the right place.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
To Observe Birthdays Of President,

At their last meeting, the ladies of
the w. R c. decided to celebrate the
birthdays of Lincoln and Washington
With dhaner to be given in G. A. R
hall on the latter's birthday, Sunday,
Feb. u, eomplimenting the local post
1hs hdiss VIII sa9s dinner between
II ard ] o'clock and . clever little
pragraA = being arranged It i
hoped to make It an exceptionally en-
joyable occasion
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

Theatre patrons - Will
surely Be- paeased to hau nby
Nina" Margaret CRkbs11(Iu (Iul
stage success, h to aspl.k1k - Lib
erty Theatre - Friday ANA This
n the suprene eounsdy s r. the
decade in America. and Ui1A "A Of
the serious thoughts h ~ urind Of
the world today. good e3san comedy
like Baby Mine" win - dsahly ap-
preciated- The cast with this COM
pany is q notable one, TIE equipment
exceptional and you are promised an
evenings entertainment that you will
long remember. Reserved seats at
Haley Miles
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Baildinr Res;aence

F. L Rutledee is building q pref
ty cottage on Fourth street, between
Mckinley and Hawthorne, which he
and his family viii occupy. The
building b well along nd uiIl soon
be completed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

1 It was stated that the reclamation
office in Boise had agreed to turn
over all data in their possession hav-
ing to do with the Black canyon dam.
It will be remembered that the re-
clamation service made complete
plans some 10 or IL years ago for =
similar dam At that point, and the
Emmett Irrigation District win have
access to those plans free Of cost.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

Mayor Allnon was requested to
make a change in the marshals, giving
Night Marshall McAuley the day job
and Day Marshal Crabtree the night
job.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

The committee on site for county
buildings submitted a report in d.
tail, recommending that the block
west of the new High school building
be purchased from E. X. Hayes, and
held until the county was ready to
build new court house, which would
probably be within the next 10 or Is
years. The report recommended also
that the commissioners levy 1-mill
tax to pay for same next year, and
that a half-mill levy be made each
year thereafter until $4,000 shall
nave been collected, the amount col
lected each year to be placed at inter
est. This fund to be used for build
ing new Courthouse. 1t was shown
that in 10 years the interest would in
crease the fund to 100000 and be a
large saving over the usual bond pro-
position The report was adopted af
ter being amended.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

Lee Miles stated that plans for the
improvement of the new park had
been completed; that the trees were
to be removed and suggested that the
Club request the mayor to declare a
half holiday in the near future and
request every one to turn out to clear
the grounds without erpense to the
city. 20 that the $4,000 ON hand for i'm
provement may Be used fur grading,
seeding. tree planting ana hiking
walks and drive ways 7. AHus,
G. B. Dayton and W. c. KHoise
wsrs appointed - . csu i11nosa - as
,ist with ths aTEangens1 day
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

w. C. Stone stated that the sum-
mer session of the State Horticultural
Association would be held In Emmett
in June, and requested the club take
steps for the entertainment of the
visiting members. President Ross
was authorized to appoint a commit
tee to assist Mr.. Stone and Henry
Obermeyer in entertaining the visitors
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
Irrigation District Land Owners
Give Enthusiastic Support
COST PLACED At s55O,oOO
Will Eliminate Sixteen Miles Of Ex.
pensive Canal, Cutting Mainten-
ance to Small Charge

With an enthusiasm and an earnest
ness that left no doubt Of their hearty
support, the water users of the EN-
NETT Irrigation District unanimously
adopted plan to build 90-foot con-
crete diversion dam at Black Canyon
at cost Of approximately half mil
lion dollars, and authorized an ex-
penditure Of $500 or more to defray
the expense Of securing opinions of
irrigation engineers as to feasibility
and estimates. And 80, after IL
years Of enormous expenditure for
funds to build and maiantain . tii-
version dam and canal where neither
one ought to have been built, the dam
is to be built where it should have
been built in the first place and 16
miles of expensive canal is to be eli
minated. If the present plans are car
ried to a successful conclusion, as they
will be without a doubt, great load
of anxiety and expense will be lifted
from the shoulders of the land owners
in the district and the future of the
district will be as rosy as an Idaho
sunset
The meeting, held Saturday after
noon, was largely attended, CONNER |
cial Club rooms being filled with /
farmers from bench and slope. The
Black Canyon proposition came as q
surprise to most of them. The meet
ing was called for the purpose of auth
orizing a special assessment Of 450,-
600 for repairing the damage by Ice
to the present dam. A contract for
the repairs had already been given to
Morrison & Knudson and work had
already started. The assessment was
authorized after a brief statement of
conditions, and then the surprise was
sprung.
Superintendent MacLean presented ]
the plans for the proposed new dam I
at the canyon He gave a detailed
Of the cost, in the prepara-
ton of which he had been assisted by !.
G. B. Mains Data had been gathered !,
from J. B. Bond, of the government :
reclamation service. The general Z
plan and the estimates had been 3
checked and approved as conservative
oy Mr.. Wiley, the noted irrigation en-
yineer. Mr.. MacLean gave data to
;how the large saving in maintenance !.
hat would accrue by the elimination .
# the 16 miles of canal above the :
anyon, not taking into consideration a
he constant danger of break in. the =
anal when water was most needed. O
)ther advantages, not possible to a
here, were presented. G.. d
' Mains followed with brief corro- a
,oration of the plan and estimates Il
,iven by Mr.. MacLean. The proposal o.
ook the meeting by storm. There was
lstant approval-unanimous, en-
husiastic. 1t was at once realized h,
hat here was the solution of the lfc
troubles" of the Canyon canal. W
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

In his statement, Mr.. Mains said
he had been assured by Mr.. Bond, Of
the reclamation service, that the gov
ernment would reserve the right to
use the dam for diverting water to the
Black Canyon district, when the gov
eminent undertook the construction
Of that project, and would pay its
proportionate share Of the cost Of con-
struction whenever uss is made Of the
dam
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12

A committee composed Of G. B.
Mains, Superintendent MacLean, J.
/. Guthrie, chairman Of the board Of
directors, D. h. Van Deusan, prssi-
dent Of the Water Users Association,
and p. n. Spratt was appointed to
continue further investigations and
emyioy irrigation engineers to verify
estimates and approve plans.