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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

Una idea buena he dido de labios de
mi querido IMPETUosO amigo, A.
Lastra, digno vice -presidente de la ca
mara de Representatives.. Puesto que hay
absolute disparidad de ideas entire los
distintos elementos que censtituyen. la
familia portorriquena v es dificil negar
a I'm acuerdo entire todos, hagamos una
Asamblea de todos los partidos Y envie
mos Washington una comisi6n que in
vestigue ell pensaaniento de Washington
en- cuanto al problema de Puerto Rico.
Aceptemos nosstros de anteamano 10 que
resuelvan ALA nuestros representatives
y los representatives de la gran nacion
cue nos ayuda y comencemos entonces.
nuestra marcha al porvenir, seguros do
nuestro derrotero, coniados en- que ha-
bremos algun dia de llegar a la realiza-
ci6n de nuestras aspiraciones.
La idea, repito, es buena. Haya buena
voluntad para aceptarla y convirtamosla
en- hecho cuanto antes para que acaben
de una vez nuestras diferencias.
Los unionistas tienen dos ideales, am
bos defnitivos para muchos, transitorio
la artonomia, como paso inicial hacia
La independents para algunos. Los unio
nistas constituimos una comunidad hete
rog6nea Los republicanos quieren Ell cs-
tado. La passion politica es tai Ell nues
tro pals que aun reconociendo todos
que ell estado, la independencia, la au-
tonomia son. iguaImente dignos, por ma
da del mundo un estadista Sc decide a
aceptar la independencia un indepen
dentista o autonomista Ell estado. Ha
sido una fatalidad para Puerto Rico que
los partidos politicos Sc hayan constitui
do sobre Ia base del future Status - !,
poroue en- este no puede haber division.
Ell Status definitivo tiene que ser
obra de todos; pensaniento de todos.
Tanto ha de ayudar el unionista a la
constitution de Puerto Rico como estado
de la union como el republican, la
constitution de La rep1blica portorrique
fia ia patria es la cordialidad''. Asi
dijo de la patria un gran pensador de
otras epocas y es 6sta acaso la mejor
defnici6n de la patria Guam lejos es-
tamos de tenerla mientras mantengamos
aqui este odio, cada dia mas vivo, esta
division, que no es una mera division
politica, estos hderes que en- vez de
"echar aqua" avivan Ell fuego del odio
y fomentan los notivos de la division.
La patria es la cordialidad. Hay liberia
les v conservadores en- Inglaterra, pero
todos son ingleses. Hay americanos de
lmocratas y americanos republicanos, pero
todos son a1nericanos. Aqui no Sc puede
hablar con ell amigo adversario en- la
calle sin que sienta uno en- seguida la
voz de la desconfanza formulandc srs
terribles palabras de drda. Aquf no hay
cordialidad nj e1npefio en- hacerla. Y
| hay que decirlo Y deben decirlos los T.
deres. Mientras no haya cordialidad no
habra patria. Republicanos unionistas
deben darse la nano y discutir serena
mente las cosas del porvenir. Mientras
Sc opongan al estado los unionistas no
habra estado. Mientras Sc opongan a la
rep1blica los republicanos no habra re-
pdblica. Y 81 todos estan empenados en-
que viva Puerto Rico con su personali-
dad, con sus tradiciones y con su afan
de progreso, terminar de una vez con
esta division que nos anula y discutir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
UN ALAMBIoUE MAS

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos CO
munica que la policfa, provista de una
orden del Tribunal, penetr6 en- la casa
de Angel Luna, encontrando un alambi
que excelente, con todos sus adminfculos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Una gran idea

con serenidad las cosas del porvenir, que
son las cosas de nuestros hijos.
La patria es la cordialidad. Aqui TO
hay cordialidad. No hay que sonar con
la patria. Y el patricia que al levantar
su estandarte de patriotismo, Sea cons
ciente de que 10 levanta para oponerse
a otro portorriqueho con otra vision del
porvenir no es, en- mi concepto buen pa
triota. Han podido pasar muchos amos
sin que vieramos estas cosas con clari-
dad, pero al fin las hexnos visto y no he
mos de ser tan egoistas que las manten
games en- nuestros espfritus. Las decimos
al pueblo en- la seguridad de gre las al
mas bueras han de recogerlas los pa
triotas sinceros han de apreciarlas.
Ell pensamiento de Lastra es bueno.
Realizarlo es una necesidad Cuando ell
pals Ia visto acercairientos entire nderes
unionistas y lfderes repubIcanos, el jd
bilo del pals ha sido immense, que en- ell
fondo hay cansancio de nuestro pueblo
de esta lucha izfecunda que nos alicia
la patria, precisamente 10 que queremos
fornar, 10 que no formaremos nunca,
mientras no unamos Ell esfuerzo de todos
en- un solo esfuerzo. Vamos a realizar
el pensamiento de Lastra. Tengamos nos
otros una ,asamblea y demos poderes a
nuestra comisi6n mientras republicanos
y socialistas hagan 10 misino en- sus res
pectivos cainpos. Nombremos de ese mo
do ur.a "Comisi6n Portorriquena" resta
bleciendo la vieja cordialidad que uni6
una vez bajo sus estandartes a Barbosa
y a Mufioz Rivera. Y Washington. A
estldiar sacramento ell pensarliento de
Washington.
Hay motivos para confar en- nuestros
hermanos del norte. Confemos Y acep-
temos 10 que nuestra ccmision y los hom
bres de America acuerden. Y lancemonos
luego al porvenir. seguros de nuestro
triunfo.
Somos unionistas. En- Ell partido de
Muioz Rivera, que va no puede invocar
su nombre (tan alejado esta de su PEN
samiento actualmente) fornamos nuestro
espfritu. Lo amamos como amamos Ia
familia, con un amor que resiste todas
las decepciones, todos los desengafos.
/ Pero somos autonomistas para Ell presen
te para el porvenir y partidarios deci
didos de la Independence en- America
para cuando, con nuestro esfuerzo nues
tro trabajo hagamos un pals capaz de
mantener su propia soberania. s'Ei es-
tado es la mayor Independents que
podenos aspirar'' Asi dijeron Mufoz
Rivera y de Diego en- mi presencia en-
rnuchas ocasiones. Ell estado es la inde-
pendencia asegtirada en- la asociaci6n.
Barcel6 nos ha dicho que Ell estado en-
vuelve una suprema dignidad politica.
Coll Cuchi que ell estado es la mas alta
independence. 81 mis- propias ineditacio
nes no me hubiesen Ievado a las mismas
conclusiores Ino son acaso definitivas
estas palabras de estos hombres?
Hemos decidido desde hace tempo
trabajar Y luchar por Ia realizaci6n de
estos ideales, primero en- la Union, luego
ante Ell pals. con gusto comentamos
esta idea de Lastra que nos ueva a
realizarlos. INo he convencido? Acaso
Washington pueda convencer a una CO.
mission que vaya sin prejuicios-a la
prueba.- La comisi6n convencera al
pals.
Juan B. HUYKE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
LA FAMIIIA MATos-LATU1z

En- virtud de haber solicitado en las
columnas dc Ell MUNDo el paradero
de la familia Mates -Latuiz, nos ha di-
rigido una carta don Francisco Matos-
Isattliz, manifestandonos que La reslden-
cia de la mencionada familia eli ca Ca.
guas, apartado de correo 29S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

estaba de servicio, quien desde Ell pri-
Iser rnomento en- que Sc fueron a las
manos Cepeda y Sicard6, debi6 haber
procedido a arrestarles, con 10 cual Sc
hubiera impedido que ocurrira el hecho.
escandaloso.
En- resuEnen; la lucha fue de las mas
renidas que hemos presenciado en- la
temporada, pues las dos novenas lu-
charon acknowledgements, por no dejarse
arrebatar la victoria, como Sc vera en- Ell
siguiente score:
ssAtenas'' - 11000011,-4
''Cataio n:- O020o00x,-2
Baterias por eli ''Catano', Benitez y
Baez; por el ssAtenas'', QuiQue v
soler. sUmpires'', sicard6, s'bases'', !,
Negr6n (siete pisos).
El doctor Otero Lopez, nos inform6
que esta semana daran principle los
frabajos del Grand Stand'', en- la lii
ga de aquel pueblo.
La inauguraci6n- a1ade- sera de
tres semanas. va le invitaremos a usted.
| A preguntas que le hici6ramos sobre
que novenas habfan de estrenarla, nos
tdijo que ain no estaba SECURE, pues
eran nuchas las cue habian solicitado
jugar; y que, con ese motive, Sc veria
en- ell case de tener Que recurrir un
sorteo.
JUAN NAVARRO
Saludamos en- CataEo este amigo de
la infancia, uno de los duefios del tea
tro ssAtenas'' que SO esta construyen-
fdo en- Manatf, el cual sera estrenado
nauy pronto.
A VEGA BAJA
/ FL pr6ximo domingo, 81 el tempo 10
perrnite, saldremos para esta poblaci6n
.acompafiando al team ssTres Bande
lras', do esta ciudad, Que ha de luchar
con el no menos formidable del pueblo
que fu6 cuna de ssEl Caribe''
Tambi6r es casi SECURE que el squipo
sSan Juan'' salga para Lares ese mis-
mo dia, representado por leader ma
Exirnc del s'base-ball' en- esta capital:
I'sDon Pepito''.
MoNsANT.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Union Silk Mill
 Project Abandoned

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. March g. Abandonment of a project to bu Id Ia silk spinning mill, to be union own ed and controlled, was announced to- night by officers of the United Tex tile Workers of America. The execu- tive council in December endorsed the project. which was to have been carried out by a corporation wit a capital of SS.O00.000. The office of the corporation here was closed today when an attachment was placed on the furniture in an action to recover debts
 Mrs. Sara Conboy. secretary-treas urer of the textile workers, made pub lie resolutions adopted by the eNecu- tive council which said that it would be unwise to ask members to sup port the project The reasons for the act were not stated.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
CASES ID BE SET SOON
Room Completed For Judge Sames' Division Of
 Superior Court

Following the completion of the court room for. Judge Sames' division of the superior Aourt. call for Sne setting of the civil non-jury calendar has been made by. Judge Sames and all attorneys in the county have been notified by Clerk J. E. James of the court for them to attend the setting of the non-jury cases on Saturday, the 18th, at l 30 o'clock There are many civil cases pending, which have been held up pending the completion of the additional court room, and it is eX- pected that the setting of the pres ent calendar will extend over per-ou of several months. The hearing or the jury calendar in Judge LOCK is expected to be completed by April first
 Sames Loans Furniture
 Desks, files, furniture and the law library of Judge Sames have been moved up from Douglas and the court room is receiving the finishing touches pending occupancy. Addi- tional furniture is enroute. By loan ing his furniture to the- county jucge Sames has saved the county over $1000 for furniture which would have been necessary to purchase at the present high prices.
 Work in other offices in the court house. is rapidly drawing to a close. County Attorney Ross has moved his furniture to the Valance building ad- joining the office of Helen Brown, county school superintendent, which has been renovated, and Judge Sames will occupy the two offices Ross va cated adjoining his court room.
 Extra Filing Space
 Preparation of the extra filing room adjoining the office of Clerk J. E. James of the court is still under way and should be completed by the first of next week. This will Addition al filing space. which has been badly needed. The room was formerly the exhibit room and contained quantir ty of material in cases which have been closed and removed to the attic.
 The main office of James also will receive a rejuvenation.
 The office of County Treasurer Guy Welch has also just been renovated and newly arranged, a new counter having replaced the old one. The new arrangement allows for consider able more space in the working force arrangement. as well as taking care of the public
 When the audit of the treasurer $ books is completed this will give MT. Welch ample space for this office, which at present is rather cramped.
 Several of the other offices are to undergo a revampinS. retinting and painting and when the supervisors re lay the linoleums and carpets, the sit uation as far as the court house is care of.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
MRS. PENDRY SAYS ITS
 WORTH SEQ A BOTTLE

was so nervous that at times l just wanted to scream and would be all in tremble for hours. sMy heart would flutter and race like wind mill. and my sleep was so restless got up morning feeling as if l hadn't retired at all. Why. was just almost a complete wreck.
 My husband got me to try Tanlac and it's simply wonderful what four bottles of the medicine have done for me. l can eat anyth1S l want now without it bothering me and l Nave actually gained thirteen pounds in weight. It has certainly made a diff ferent woman of me and my friends and neighbors all notice my big im| provement. Yes, found real medi- Cine when l got Tanlac. for nothing but real medicine coud help me like it has done"
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M. Ball. in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co. in Benson by Walter Drug Co, in Naco by Naco Pharmacy, MT. Michael Ohl. in Dos Cabezas. Ariz.. and by leading druggists in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
GERMAN CROWDS GIVE OVATIONS
 ID DR. S|M0NS

BERLIN. March 9.-Crowds at the station tonight greeted Dr. Simons. head of the German separations dele gation with an ovation on his arrival from London. The crowds, sang Deutschland Uber Alles." and other patriotic airs.
 There was similar demonstration at Elberfeld. where the train stopped in the morning, flowers being pre- scented to the delegates.
 At the station Dr. Simons was met by Chancellor Fehrenbach and a number of foreign office officials. The chancellor's first words were of congratulations on what he declared as the foreign minister's courageous attitude in London
 As the chancellor and the foreign minister passed. the spectators main tained respectful silence: but no sooner had he passed than a roar of cheering arose. which was repated again and again. Insistent demands were made for a speech It was with difficulty that Dr. Simons was able to elude the threng and get into his car
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Salt Lake Woman Says Friends All Notice Her Wonderful Irnprovem e n t Since Taking Tanlac - Gains Thirteen Pounds

My first bottle of Tanlac helped me so much would have paid twen- ty dollars bottle rather than have been without it." said Mrs. Ellen Pendry, of 1863 S. 2nd St.. F. Salt Lake City, Utah.
 'I have always been. subject to bad spells of billiousness, and about four years ago I began to feel something terrible and kept getting worse all the time. My food seemed to lie in my stomach undigested, and gas would form and press up into my throat and chest until it nearly cut off my breathing. I had to diet my sel\on the very lightest of food, and my appetite became so poor ate little more than enough to keep alive.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
GLYCERlNE MIXTURE
 PREVENTS APPENDICITIS

Simple glycerine. buckhorn bark, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka, removes all foul, accumulated poisonous niat- ter from BOTH uppeF and lower bowel and prevents appendicitis. Relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or cOnsti- patton. The INSTANT pleasant ac- ton of AdicTi,ka surprises both doc tors and patients. X business man reports great benefit in a long stand ing case of indigestion tld sour alcmach. J M Ball. druggist, Bisbec.
 and in Lowell by Lowell Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Only Seven Take
 Teachers Exams

Although eighteen had made appli- cation to take the regular quarterly teachers examination. only seven ap- peared. in Tombstone Monday and Tuesday to take the test under the ination was conducted in the new court room just completed for Judge Sames. and the following were those who took the examination: Miss L. Hope of Pearce; Mrs. c. L. Dulaney of McNeal; Mrs. Fannie O. Fletcher of Hereford; Miss Nettie Miller of Pomerene; Miss Odie Bailey of Ben son, all for second grade certificates: Mrs Emma Beals of Douglas, for life certificate and Mrs. Ethel Cook. ol Warren, foods
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Arrest Suspects In
 Ohio Mlrder Case

LOS ANGELES, March SC. W. and C. P. Smith, father and son. and the wife of the former. were arrested here tonight and held on warrant from Waron. Ohio. charging Slem with the murder there last October ofPe ter Schurt The woman was named in the warrant as Olive Mon tenze. According to the police, she said that was her name and that she married the elder Smith after req ing California.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
OUCH! BACKACHE! RUB LUMbAGO OR
 PAIN FROM BACK
Rub Stiffness Away With Small Trial Bottle of Old
 St Jacobs Oil'
\ht Pain is gone,


 Quickly?-Yes. Almost instant re lief from soreness, stiffness. lame ness and pain follows gentle rub ping with "St. Jacobs Oil"
 Rub this soothing, penetrating oil right on your painful back, and like magic relief comes St. Jacob $ Oir" is 9 harmless backache, lumba go and sciaiica cure which never dis appoints and doesn't burn the skin. StraiehtCn upi Quit complaining Stop these torturous stitches In . moment you will fcrget that you evel had . weak back. because it won hurt or be stiff pr lame Don't sut fer. Get small trial bottle of Old honest "St. Jacobs Oil" from youi drusght now aud get this lasting re lief
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
5 Aviators Make
 Parachute Jumps
 From Same Plane

SACRAMENTO, March 9.-A rec. ord in parachute jumping was set to- day at Maber field when. five aviato Lieutenant Eugene C. Battens. Ser geant Richard Thorn. Corporal Paul aud Alewis Hartner, leaped from the
 same plane at an altitude of 1000 feet Lieutenant F. c. Kiel piloted the rlane.
 Double parachutes. one strapped to the chest and the other to the back were used. Just before he leaped from the wing of the plane each man locse1ed one parachute and the wind blew it open as the leap was made The second parachute was opened when the man wanted to lessen the speed of hisfall. All landed safely .
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10

 disappeared. was in daze from the lightness of the atmosphere and the cold.
 There is always danger of sillt par achutes igniting from friction, so. for emergency, had second parachute strapped in front. of me
 The ground was rising up rapidly to meet me, so at an altitude of about 10.G00 feet I flung the second para chute open.
 Then the gale in the lower altitude caught me and I was skitted in the high wind for miles across the Fort Sill reseryation, unable to free my 1clf.
 '.7- ~arachute at last caught in a tree. and I scrambled safely to earth
 aad aken me approximately 20 minutes to land from an altitude of fonr -'iies.
 My hope is that next time Lieuten- ant Wagner can carry me several thousand feet higher
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
sy seraeant EnsiI Chambers


 LAWTTON. Okla, March 9. - It's great sport to leap from the roof of the world"
 A jump of four miles is real fun.
 There isn't much danger of this spoTt becoming a favorite with the multitGdes. though once you've tried parachute7jumping. you have a crav- ing to leap from higher and higher attitudes.
 , l broke world record in leaping from 22,200 feet as registered by the altimeter of my pilot. Lieutenant Paul T. Wagner, but that is just start I'm going to jump from a higher point
 6o-MiIe Gale
 They tried to dissuade us from mak ing the attempt when we did, for O. mile gale was blowing and it made landing in parachute dangerous.
 We battled. for an hour in our De Hayiland to 6ttain our height.
 We were not equipped with oxygen tanks and.> this being the highest al- titude I ever had reached, was near V overcome 1 didn't realize this un- til had started to rise for my leap. was so weak l could scarcely get to my feet.
 In my youth I had always been fond of leaping. but when I looked over the side of our ship it seemed like a long way for jump. Old Mount Schott looked like a miniature mud house
 Wagner Gives Signal
 l was so bitterly cold that I felt I was going under. Lieutenant Wag- her looked back and told me after ward he saw by. my paleness that if was going to jump at all I would have to do it then.
 He gave the signal. Scrambling ever the side of the plane. I dove head first with all the effort I coold muster. I had to dive far out to avoid heinz struck by the control wires on the planes tail
 | fell like rock for at least 5000 feet before l could seize the rip-cord that held the cover Of my parachute and jerk it out.
 I remember little of that fall. My actions were mechanical do know that I fumbled q bit in getting the rip cord out I was weak
 \ light breeze caught the parachute as it unfolded A whiff. a flutter Of silk and I was fQating at an altitude of about 1000 feet. The plane had
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Katy Laborers'
 WageS Gut Down

ST. LOUIS. March g. Wages of all unskilled labor on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad will be reduced, effective April 10. accord irg to a circular issued today. About Sc0O employees are affected.
 # amplifies. however, that in ac- cordance with the transportation act, a conference will be held with repre- sentatives of employees to reach an agreement on the proposed changes. This meeting is expected to be held in Denison, Texas, March 20.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Agua Prieta Bars
 And Gaming Closed

Gambling halls and saloons at Agua Prieta were closed yesterday as the result of a raid conducted by Mexican federal officials at Nogales Saturday night. in which numerous addicts. gamblers, and race followers were ar rested, according to information reaching Bisbee yesterday.
 Gambling halls and saloons st Naco did not take the same precaution, ac cording to word from the border. A federal agent was in Naco Tuesday to inspect the saloons there but it was not reported that he made any arrests
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
MOTHERS, DO TH|S
When the Children Cough, Rub Musterole on Threats
 and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or worse. And then's when you're glad you have a far of Musterole at hand to give prompt, sure relief. It does not blister.
 As first aid and a certain remedy. Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep s far in the house, ready for instant use.
 It is the remedy for adults, too. Re lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia headache, congestion. pleurisy. rheu, matism, lumbago. pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest Lit often prevents pneumonia.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
Ball For Building
 In Park At Cochise

M. w Woody, of Cochise, represent ing the Stronghold Fair and Amuse- ment association, says that the as sociation is starting can effort to erect a building at Cochise Memorial park and as a means of raising funds has announced a mask ball to be held at the park on the evening of March 12. The music for this ball will be provided by the Tenth cavalry orchestra of Fort Huachuca.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
HAYES JAXIES WHEN HE'S IN HASTE: CARRIAGE ONLY
 VEHICLE OF DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Post- master General Hays taXies about in a cab when he's in a hurry. When he arrived on the job he found only a carriage provided as his official conveyance An almost forgotten row in congress left no other chariot, to the department head and while other cabinet officers may motor about. MT. Hays taxies when he wants speed.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
FOUR RILLIARoisTs TIE

CHICAGU, March y.-J. H. ShOe- maker, of New York. defeated C. A. Vaughn. of Chicago. 125 to 57, in to- nights play for the national amateur pocket billiard title. His victory throws four Of the contestants into a tie for first place.
 Those tied in addition to Vaughn and Shoemaker are C. Earl Patter- son. of Chicago, and W. H. Leu, of Rockford.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-10
ROCKY KANSAS BEATS MITCHELL

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March g. Rocky Kansas, Buffalo. was awarded the newspaper decision over Richie Mitchell, Milwaukee lightweight box CT. in 10 round, no-decision bout to- night.
 While a majority of the newspaper critics declared Kansas had the bet ter of the argument. some thought Mitchell had an even break and one writer credited Mitchell with a shade. Both scored knockdowns in the fifth round.
 Kansas was warned by the referee repeatedly for delivering a back hand punch which is against Wisconsin riiles Kansas weighed 13412 and Mitchell 1854 pounds.