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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15
ROY ROMIG ARRESTED
FOR VIOLATING LAW
Sheriff Eller Finds 10 Gallons of
Moon and Still at Romig
Home Monday.

Sheriff William Eller and his
deputy, Ben Robertson placed
Roy Romig under arrest Mon
day at four o'clock after they
had searched the Romig premis-
es and found two five gallon jugs
Of moonshine liquor and a still.
Romig was taken TO Grange
vile Immediately after he was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Rob
ertson and on Tuesday was TAX
en- before Probate Judge Camp
bell were he pleaded guilty to
the charge of violating the state
liquor law. Yesterday morning
he was taken to Lewiston to re-
ceive his sentence from District
Judge Wallace N. Scales.
Sheriff Eller searched the
Romig premises after having re-
ceived numerous complaints
from Cottonwood that he was
violating the liquor laws so it is
stated.
Prosecuting Attorney Frank
E. Fogg was also in the city with
the sheriff when, the arrest was
made.
Sheriff Eller also had a search
warrant for another party in
Cottonwood but after searching
the premises it is stated moth
ing was found that would war
rant an arrest.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15
BORAH WILL BE
A CANDIDATE
FOR u. S. SENATOR FROM
IDAHO-WILL RUN AS
A REPUBLICAN.

United States Senator William
E. Borah, while on his way home
from Washington, D. c. gave out
a statement in Chicago, Tues
day, where he made it clear that
he does not expect to leave the
Republican party for third
party.
He also said he expected Pre-
sident Harding would be renomi-
mated for the presidency but pre-
dicted that the presidents world
court plan would not be cam
paign issue next year because he
believed it would be defeated in
the senate next winter.
The senator took the view that
should President Harding be
nominated on a dry ticket and
the democrats pick a wet candi-
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15
TELL HENRY'S FORTUNE.

The band Of gypsies that pass
ed thru Cottonwood last week
were unable to make their way
to southern Idaho over the
North and South highway and
as a result they returned to Lew
iston and then via Pendleton.
They passed thru Cottonwood
Tuesday morning and as usual
stopped to play their pranhs,
that of telling fortunes and etc.
Their STAY here was short for
Marshal Nau ordered them to
leave on short notice. Had the
Zion hearted" marshal not talk
en- this step, Henry Turner of
Winona might have been bodily
carried away by the gypsies
What is in store for Henry in the
future we were unable to learn.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15
WINS IN ORATORY.

Gail Williams, a student OF
Whitman College, Walla Walla
won second place in the annual
oratorical contest a feature Of
the commencement exercises of
the institution. This comes as
a signal honor to young Will
liams from the fact that this is
a coveted prize and is contested
for by the best ability of the
college. Gail was also initi-
ated into membership of the
Delta Sigma Rho, an honorary
national debating fraternity and
is perhaps the youngest member
of this exclusive organization.
This young man is the son OF
our townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Williams. He expects to
be home about July 1st, having
chosen to remain for a time to
continue his work in the college
town.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15
LOCALS LOST A
THINNING GAME
GREENCREEK PLAYS EX.
CELLENT BASEBALL AND
DEFEATS LOCALS.

The huskie. Greencreek boys
took the Cottonwood baseball
team into camp Sunday on the
Greencreek diamond, in a 12-in-
ming contest, which, according
to all those that witnessed the
game was one of the best ever
played on their diamond. The
final score stood 7 to 6. The
Greencreek boys played air tight
ball until the eighth inning, and
at this stage of the game the
score stood 6 to l in favor of the
opposing team. In the eighth
and ninth innings Cottonwood
tied the score. In the 18th
frame, Greencreek brought in
the winning score. Vessels of
Greencreek pitched an excellent
game and was deserving of win
ming his game. A good sized
crowd witnessed the contest.
Fem Defeats Winona.
The Fem club defeated the
Winona team at Winona, Sun
day in a one sided contest, the
score being 8 to 1. Mccoy Hill,
of baseball fame did the throw
ing for Winona. The battery for
Fem was Erp and Bussard.
Next Sundays games will be
played in Cottonwood and Fem;
Cottonwood playing. Winona and
Fem playing Greencreek.
Lost First Game.
Nenperce lost it's first game of
the season Sunday when Grange
vile defeated the Lewis county
boys at Grangeville by a score of
g to 1.
Win $500 Side Bet.
Lewiston won its seventh
consecutive game Sunday when
they defeated Colfax by a score
of a to 5. A side bet of $500
was posted between the two
teams and it is stated that a
large sum of private money also
changed hands.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15
Win $500 Side Bet.
ATTRACTIVE PARTY.

Mrs. Edgar Workman was
hostess Thursday afternoon at a
delightful 500 party, which was
enjoyed by twenty-four guests.
Mrs. Bart Simon and Mrs. Paul
Terhaar were the prize winners.
Pink and white roses decorated
the tables at lunch time. The
hostess was assisted in serving
by Mrs. Lloyd Turner and Miss
Margaret Simon.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15

Miss Anna Peterson who has
been teaching school at Kelloeg,
Idaho the past three months,
having gone there to complete an
unfinished term returned home
the first of the week to spend
her summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Peterson. Miss Peterson will
teach again the coming school
year at Kellogg.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15

The Rev. Fathers of st.
Michaels monastery are holding
their annual retreat this week.
Among those in attendance are
FIR. Boniface of Nezperce, FIR.
Michael, of Ferdinand, FIR. Will
brord, of Cottonwood; FIR. Mar
tin, of Keuterville; FIR. Paul of
the monastery and FIR. James of
the convent.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15
WILL IMPROVE STREETS.

The city Of Grangevl1Ie is
making preparations to macad-
amize its Main street. The
question Of paving which has
been before the city fathers of
that city has been dropped ow-
ing to the enormous cost. The
improvement work will cost ap-
proNimately $4,000. The work
viii be done this summer.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15
WILL ATTEND NORMAL.

Six young ladies left Cotton
wood Monday morning to attend
the summer session of the Lew
iston State Normal, and all plan
on teaching the coming school
year. They were: Misses Louise
Hattrup, Estella Williams, May
Asker, Beatrice Winner, Vera
Moughmer and Frances Ferney.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15

Miss Agnes Eckerman, who
spent the past year in Moscow,
attending the state university,
returned home Monday evening
to spend her summer vacation
with relatives. Miss Eckerman
was the first of Cottonwood's
university students to return
home.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15

Five Sisters of st. Gertrude
Convent and natives of Switzer-
land were granted their first
citizenship papers at Grangeville
Monday.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15

Ferdinand Gobel spent Satur-
day in Lewiston visiting with his
son, Frank Bruegeman. He
went down in an automobile and
returned on the train.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15

c. H. Nugent an attorney
from Craigmont was a business
visitor in Cottonwood last Satur-
day.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15

DRIVEN by the hand of
fate. 25-1
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-15

DRIVEN" by youthful love.
Evening star., 1923-04-16
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Continued.
sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Continued.

Business property worth looking by pculator five
bldg the of 9TH consisting OF
and eight apartments be bought $4,000
Southeast OF 9th and r. l. and five
apt 9th and Que and fourroom apt
8l6 r. and bath; $40 Que
and bath All four be bought for S2SO Small cash
reasonable
NV. Prospect Potomac chance or
good business Reasonably reodeled OF thou
sand. Store five and bath ami, $1,000 5000 cash.
balance reasonable
NE of 4h and RI Store that fronts 80 feet
R. l. ave. with of and bath End floor Won
derul site for druggist. Price SlS,5O
354S Georgia formerly Revere Theater 5OS1eO
Price. $27 500.
Apply DIST. REALTY INV. ENCH, INC.
oS4 NEW YORK AVE, NV.
MAIN 1850 EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
Evening star., 1923-04-16
L. w. Randolph. Mt. Rainier.17A

Observation-Disclosures.
Groom property. desirabIy located in Chevy
Chase, Nd, near Circle regardless Of cost to
owner, on lot 115 by 125 feet, just of Of Conn
ave- with beautiful trees and shrubbery.
Home contains all modern improvements. to-
gether with large porches. and in excellent
condition. House IL built today at the high
cost Of construction could not be duplicated
under S25 GOO. exclusive Of ground conta ning
over 14.OOO square feet, valued at 81 per So
foot. Can he delivered for the low OF
$4,000 to purchaser making substantial cash
payment For further information call J.
PAGE BOWIE & CO., exclusive agents. Frank
Evening star., 1923-04-16
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WANTED-sUBURBAN pRoP'TY

SMALL SUBURBAN HOUSE: FUR. OR IN
fur: reasonable. Address Box 265-k. star
Ulfire iIs
Evening star., 1923-04-16
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BARGATN-ONLY 10 MILES FROM CITY.
on hew macadam road: 7room stone house
other business and will sacrifice TO quick pur-
TIassr e. sixty & aesss adjoining can he bought
EWfs ROOM m ii7 "a: i422 St HrR' H% F9 FG 1885
RKoOkLAND BARGAIN-NEARLY NEW
bungalow, most advantageousiy located, near
Catholic University. stores schools. etc: large
nIINoS REALY coRroRATfoS,s
lil0 q ST. NV. Main S413.
FOR sALE-ATTRACTIyE NEW THREE
ROOM COTTAGE; large lot 50xl50 feet; on
ss.sy sy terms: coTRTLASDs TITLE 60. nc
Rooms; ANIL: LARGE LOT: ! BLOCK
$1,000; easy terms. c. b. MCSSOS, Arllng
bungaiov; large lot; p-tce. ice So 500; easy % torns.
~ USioN REALTY cokPoRATIoS,
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN
property available: nearly new house Of eI-
cellent design: well located. overlooking the
town ,o,s Of * Kensnst9a containing ~ :erss to
,.,d rSI9S \ o. REALTY ookPoRATioNs; .,
FOR sALE-s7XROOM STORE AND DWELL
Ing with four lots. at Ballston. At 5000;
GEO. II. RECkER CO.,
Realtors.
Courthouse. Clarendon.
Z r.. CELLAR. PORCIIES, ELECTRICITY
slate room. half acre. $3.50.
r, bath. electricity. heat, $500
r, half acre. 81 100
r, large lot, electricity. $500.
Also home sites easy terms.
Il. NJ. SMITH ARLINGTON. VA.
Phone Clarendon s3oF!. iss
HIGIBRIpGE. MD. so. TO W Is. & a
electric statioI--5-r"om and hath. nearly new
HN-ks
about ares well lying ground; heap on
your terms: will lease trade. To see II
you Will Ike it. oar sign on ii; vacant
Gail roC f'll dats: such property sold quickly
y. l.. RNON CO., INC.
Main 1897 1893 s..
sKooM HOUSE. . LOTS. $50: 81 ACRES
n HySttsviie. 81 .o0o; room ungalow with
garage and y s"r". on pike. 5000. farms,
small tracts. houses. bungalows.
l.. W. Randolph. Mt. Rainier. y
Evening star., 1923-04-16
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
LANGLEY FARMS.

Lots and acreage. Attractive subdivision
on state highway, miles from Washington.
High elevation, with beautiful building sites.
Large new. nine room house Five acres
of excellent land. Beautiful shruhbery and
view Of the surrounding country All modern
improvements.
Reasonable prices and terms.
COCRTIANDS TITLE CO., INC.
Evening star., 1923-04-16

CORNER BUILDING IN N.W.-STORE ANh
IS rooms; s23 .5.a; 1st commercial Zou".
i-story building; 81 rooIns ard 4-car brick
garags: $1,000
40 p.w.-store and seven ro9ps; deer lo;;
$3.50.
THE EXCHANGE"
4sS I4nnisiana ave Main 23aq IL.
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DoI/A07Aa07z
- SR~OC6 ~
~ 1DE MARK RE9
ELMEJOR ZAPATO OtLMUND0
De VtnTAE EN- SAN JOSE p SAN JUAH.P <.
Ell sECEETARIo DE LA CoMIsION
DE HOGARES SEGUROS

continuation de la Ia pagina)
guros por 81 sola la que establece ba-
rriadas granjas?
-Indudablemente que no. La Co.
mission de Hogares Seguros cuenta con
la decidida cooperation del Departa-
mento del Interior, que no escatima
medios de ayudar al fomento de Ia
isla, siendo como es el Comisionado del
Interior su presidente nato. Tiene ade-
mas Ia cooperation enthusiastic del De-
partamento de Agricultural Trabajo,
que en- sus planes ha resuelto exten-
der sus servicios al establecimiento de
las granjas cuenta con la simpatia
espontanea del Comisionado de ms
trucci6n que ha puesto gran empeno
en- colaborar en- todo 10 que sea posi-
BILE en- benefcio de nuestras masas cam
pesinas
ICON que recursos cuenta Ia Co.
mission de Hogares seguros para ell es-
tablecimiento de granjas y barbados?
En- roalidad no cuenta con. otros
que los que pueden proporcionarle sus
benefciarios. Como no es este organis-
mo una institution de benefcencia pu-
bhca sino una altruista agencia de Go
bicrno que contribuye la medida de
sus fuerzas al rapido desarrollo de Ia
actividad portorriquena, no espera la
mQnificencia individual mi cnlecfiva q
no que todo 10 confia a la integridad,
honradez Y gratitud de sus benefcia-
rios, que forman la clase mas humilde
pero tambi6n una de las mas mobiles y
mas laboriosas de la sociedad portorri-
uuena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
LLEGADAs A SAN JUAN

De hoy mafana llega a este puer-
to el vapor frances "Caravelle" de
la Generate Trasatlantique, proceden-
te dc Europa en- viaje para santo Do
mingo, Haiti y cuba.
-Lleg6 syer procedente de Nueva
York el vapor Ponce
I'll president Hayes hermoso
trasatlantico de la Pacific-Argentine
Brazil Line negara a este puerto ha-
cia el dia 12 del corriente, procedente
de san Francisco de California en- via
je para Trinidad, los puertos do la
America del Sur, Rio Janeiro, Bue-
nos Aires y Montevideo.
Aver lego a San Juan como es-
taba anunciado, Ell vapor Caracas -
de la Red D. Line con carga, pasaje-
ros Y correspondence para la isla.
Ell vapor ''san Lorenzo sau6
aver a las 12 para Nueva York con
carga, correspondence Y pasajeros.
Ell vapor cubano Guantanamo .
que lego q San Juan ell microbes I'LL
timo procedente de santo Domingo,
saA6 aver para Cuba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
AcuerdOs adOptadOs....
Continuation de la 3a. pagina)

publica ciertos terrenos os ali. No
hubo oposici6n.
Sc celebr6 la vista sobre Ell e.np-as-
70 de Guayama. FL Lcdo. Martinez Dd-
villa compareci6 en- representation de
los senores Manuel Gonzalez, Ja.saro
Gautino, Fernando Calimano, Le9po.oo
Cabassa, "Rovira Hermanos" y otrcs
contribuyentes, para oponerse a ls arIo
baci6n del emprestito, de $4,000 So
icitado por dicho Municipio.
FL Lcdo. Martinez Davila aygumsa-
to acerca de que varias obras aue no
son de urgente necesidad Sc habian IL
cluido en- el empr6stito mientras 1ue
las obras del aleantarinado que coa oe
mas necesidad no Sc habian menciond
dc para NADIA. Argument6 tambita acel-
ca de que la ordenanza impouicndo
una contribution para pagar 81 em-
prestito no habia sido remitida a Il
sorero de Puerto Rico antes del Is he
mario como reza "a ley. Aportd oJras
argumentaciones Y estuvo hablando po2
espacio de media bora; tamhi6n tue
discutido ell emprestito de Yabucoa oro
ni@ndose 4 este, por otras razoEcs, va
rios abogados de San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
M S erere

Continuation de La pag. 2.)
yCtar I'M testimonio de admiration
homenaje estableciendolo sobre un ac-
to de einpequenecimiento moral. En- Ia
guerra hispano- americana los puertorri
quenos fuimos los vencidos; 81 hoy, pUr
vlctud de una evoluci6n politica hero;
pasado ser ciudadanos de los Estados
Ulidos, de clio estamos satisfe cAos
v contentos, no debe alcanzar nuest.4
algeria la rectifcaci6n de nuestros Ia.
chos gloriosos Gel pasado. Es al
ndsible y es 3olitico y es Que
no,-no me duelen prendas en- con
fesarlo- que los Represent mites del
pueblo puertorriaReho hagan con-
si9nar en- sus leyes el regocijo con q1s
re1iben los veteranos de la guefra
hispano- o-americand que pelearon contra
nosotros en- ell o8, en- los campos ia
batalla- pero que con noSotros han lu-
chado desde ell 98 hasta hoy en- refrIe-
gas mas mobiles que las de Ia conquis.A
y el botin, en- las batallas de la hber
tad del pensamiento; pero, acord&n
dCnos de que nosotros fuimos los ve~-
cidos y clos los vencedores, esas ais
grtas deben manifestarse sin humilld
ci6n para nuestro pueblo, sin ofen3a
para nuestros muertos gloriosos, Goa
-euya sangre y con cuyos huesos Sc ana
SO la TERRA que hey dia da vida sus-
te..to a nuestros hijos.
lPor que no habra consignado en- Is
res, luci6n ell sr. Barcelo ell mismo dear,
! IL misina algeria para conmemorar II
heIoicidad de nuestros muertos. ell s.
frimiento de nuestros padres. Ia desgrs-
cia de nuestras armas inmaculadas, al
prcveer dinero para fiestas conmelnora-
twas en- honor de nuestros vencedores?
Esos fueron les Inicos movies lie
ri enmienda, no otros. Usaudo la aG-
lni"able formula del Captain Rivero,
af-mar la lealtad de nuestra ciudada-
a&a del presente por ell respeto leal.
tad nuestra ciadsdania del pasado.
Cay. COLL CUCHI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
Ell CONSUL DE BspANA Sc.

Continuation de la 3a. paginal
industria ganaderia Sc ocupase del
asunto.
No Sc ocultara a w. Hon. por 10
que va expuesto, la importancia que
para la production comercio de Puer-
to Rico puede tener la concurrencla
a este certamen; en- cumpHmiento
de las ordenes recibidas del Ministerio
de Estado, en- Madrid, me homo Ell
transmitir al Hon. Senado de Puerto
Rico, la invitaci6n de que queda he
cho merito, permitiendome acompanar
adjunto un ejemplar referente a Ia
forna en- que Sc esta organizando di-
cha Exposition Ibero- americana. por ST
esa Honorable Legislature tiene a bicn
acoger benevolamente la idea; EN- l.
afrmativa, indicarme 81 la presencia de
Puerto Rico en- ell certamen de Sevilla
ha de ser con car&cter de permanen-
cia, construyendo I'm pabell6n por su
cuenta, al igual de 10 que han hecho
otros paises americanos, o 81 seria So
10 transitoria; extreme este que de-
manda cierta urgencia en- conocerse.
porque de clio estribaria la importan-
cia de los terrenos, recursos. etc. que
Sc deben preparar.
Ruego v. Hon. que de cuenta al
Senado de Puerto Rico de esta invt-
tacion, Sc digne informarme del pen
samiento decision que Sc adopte lue
go de ser conocida.
Una invitaci6n igual la presente
he tenido tambi6n Ia honra de dirigir
la Hon. Presidencia de la camara de
Representatives. de la Isla.
Con este motive tengO ell honor de
presentarle Hon. sehot Presidente ell
tostimonio de mi mas alta considera-
ci6n.
FL Consul de EspaHa,
Cfdo.) Ernesto Freyre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
SENALADO TRIUNFO DEL
LCDO. JIMENEZ STCARDC

Hace algunos dias informa nos ers
nuestras columnas que en- ell caso por
asesinato en- primer grado seguiao col
ira Juan Mendez (a) mo t. rfa3 ;,
la Corte habfa designado m J1rado de
peritos m6dicos para que detevndn7ran
la locura del acusado despues de prsc-
ttcar la prueba.
En- la manana de aver y ante ell p =
citado jurado de peritos compuesto por
los Doctores Goenaga, Dobal y Cutie
rrez Ortiz, comparecio ell conociio aho-
gado de esta capital Lcdo. Gustavo il
m6nez Sicardo, quien hizo un brillaDte
intorme alegando que su defendido oi-
taba en- estado de insanity y no
podia ser por 10 tanto acusado del de-
Ito que Sc le imputaba Desflaton. 90
mo testigos probatorios de la iooura do
acusado, la madre de este, un caroe.e.
70, el practicante del Vale y c! prop4o
abogado defensor.
El Jurado de peritos, luego re Una
breve deliberaci6n trajo un varedicto
declsrando que ell acusado estana loco
actuahAente. La Corte entonccs ordcn6
su ingreso en- ell Manicomio.
Declare ademas como perito de "a
decensa el Dr. Julia.
Felicitamos al Lcdo. Jim6naz ST al
do por este triunfo que agresl q los
que va tiene conqustados Ell su 1ro
esi6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
UNA NINA

La culta sonora dona Maria M. de
Hostos, esposa de nuestro distinguido
amigo don Rafael de la Rosa, lie ha
obseQuiado en- estos tltimos dias, con
una hermosa criatura, que ha venido
a aumcntar la dtcha de ese hogar, y
que Sc lamara como la madre, Maria.
Felicitamos los distingmdos espo-
SOS y deseamos una vida de venturas
4 Ia nina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
OTROS VAPORES

FL vapol holandes Amor" Iega-
ra aqui el domingo procedente de San
to Domingo en- viaje de regreso a
Europa.
-Hacia el 81 10 del corriente
legara a San Juan procedente de Mo
bile el vspor americana South
land de Ia Lone Star Line.
Ell vapor Lake slavi' de la
Lykes Line 1egara San Juan hacia
el dla IL procedente de Beaumont,
Texas, con carga general para la is.a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-08
UN BUEN sERv1c1o PoMc1Aco

Los activos pohcias de la sec eta
Jose Cedeno Arturo Bernard, 1espuea
de rapidas y efcaces invest ~ cicn53
lograron recuperar los efectos sustrai-
dos hace varios dias en- la rasi3enci 4
ue nuestro buen amigo don Mas4as
Real la cual fue escalada habihnen+e,
sin que los ladrones dejaran restyo Il
guno que sirviera de pista los agen-
tes pohciacos.
Los referidos guardias secretos, que
conocen como pocos a los rateros lue
son ell tormento de San Juan y Sa--
turce, pusieron prueba sus uagnlf
cas- cuahdades en- el arte de 1eeeu1r-r
q los maIhechores trashumantes er
Dreve plazo no solo Sc apoders on -
los efectos sustraidos, sino que Ian lc-
glado aprehender al individuo Ant lIo
Landor (a) Collie, denuncianaol7 como
presunto autor de dicho robo.
Felicitamos a los guardias Cedeno Y
Bernard quienes por los much, 5 $xto8
cbtenidos en- su delicada misitI ~.
tribuyen hacer mas meritoria cada d1a
la labor del Cuerpo de Detective.
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OCASI0N

P1NTE su casa y sus muebles ahora
que estamos liquidando nuestro Depar-
tamento de Pinturas y damos 6stas q
Menos del costo.
PINTURAs GLIDDEN con garantia
arsoluta,
SANCHEZ MORALES & co, INC.
(La Casa que vende 10 SIejcr)
gan Juan, Ponce, Mayagiez. Advt,
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L. ]. ROGUE
Advt

Hoy sale para la cuIta ciudad de
Ponce, en- asuntos de negocios, nues-
tro amigo senior L. J. Rogue, represen-
tante de Thos E. Wilson Y Co., fabri
cantes de a1ticulos de sports, quien to-
mara parte en- los juegos que Sc cele-
braran en- Ponce entire los 'leones'' y
jinetes -.
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cHooUE DE vEHICULos

En- la calle de la Cruz esquina a
Fortaleza, el autom6vil que guiaba Ed
mundo Resell, choc6 con la guagua de
Rafael Fapalel, resultando el autom6-
vii con el farol izquierdo roto una
boyadura en- el guardalodo izquierdo.
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FUEGO EN- RINCON

En- Rinc6n un violento incendio des-
truy6 una casa de la Succession de Ri
cardo Cumpiano. la cual estaba asegu-
rada. La pohcia investiga el origen
del siniestro
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EsTROPEADA PoR UN AUTO

En- la carretera Central, cerca de Ha-
to Rey, Ell autom6vil que guiaba Jose
Sorrano, arrollo la Sra. Juana G. de
Sanchez, ocasionandole golpes graves
en- distintas parties del cuerpo. Ell
"cahuffeur' fu6 arrestado.
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BALE EN- GUAYAMA

FL 13 del corriente Sc ceIe ebrara en-
los salones del Casino de Guayama, TN
bale de sociedad, con motive de Ia fes-
tividad de San Antonio de Padua, pa
tr6n de aquella poblaci6n.
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DE BASE BALL
A ToDos LOS MANAGERS DE
TEAMS EN- LA ISLA

Nos informa el sr. Domingo Vidot,
Manager del ''All San Juan, que por
tener que someterse a una operaci6n ell
ell Hospital Municipal de San Juan,
donde estar& recluido una dos sema-
mas, la direction de la novena ''Al San
Juan" queda cargo del sr. Luis Frey
re Diaz.
De ahorq en- adelante y hasta nuevo
aviso, toda la correspondence con re-
lacion a este equipo de baseball, de-
bera dirigirse al Sr. Freyre, Gale de
la Luna No. 42, San Juan, P r.