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Evening star., 1923-02-25

And Stocks Are COn,pIe
To have dainty, fresh wash frocks for tn
inspirations of Home Sewing Week And her
that will be in favor this summer at very int
Tissue Ginghans, 68c Yard
The smartness of gngham checks combined with
the daintiness of sheer fabrics Checks blocks and
broken checks, in many beautiful coorngs SO
inches wide
Imported Cinghams, 48c Yard
An unusually fine quality for the price. All the
Favored small and large checked effects, with many
combinations entirely new. 81 inches wide.
Imported Ratine, Regular $I.OO Quality.
70c Yard.
Over Is shades TO select from in this fine quality
ratine. So inches wide, and favorte for spring
Evening star., 1923-02-25
Spring Silks in All Their Glory
Are Underpriced for Home Sewing Week
make of
sewing Weeks for And all much ndced will
4O-Inch Canton Crepe
$2.65 Yard

Unquestionabiy the leader
among crepes. Beautiful quail
ity, heavy weight. Favorite
light and dark colors, with
plenty of navy, brown and
black. Our regular &9S quail
ity.
Evening star., 1923-02-25
Spool Sewing Silk and
Cotton
AI D.s~~ T4ttnn

AtSO boIuIH& SVsSo"
SPOOL SILK, good quality,
all shades, black and J0c
white. 8 speols. wv
I.oz. SPOOL SILK, black QQc
ana white. spool. ..... wv
coLoaEp COTTON. including
yard spoels. I foT..... AAS
NERcEAIzED DARNING COT
TON. black, white and
colers; 65 and rs yard Or
o.RRsk:s :RRS:ls; : t,.Yp. ssEiii;'p siooL pAsN.
ING COTTON, asst. col. 10c
er. s for. wv
Pins. Safety Pins, Hair Pins
100 G oUNr DAEssMAKERs'
Pms, rood points. . 1Oc
psGssxAxEls' PINS. TO
BRASS sias: '''sii narssHiRHIs; iGi Sii.;
PINS. all sisss; h-lb. COc
ousE SsIs: PINS, j.t heads; no.
4ea.oouSr &c; ss 'as;; BOX S1ss. saH': j.. 1sc
and white. 10 boxes. NV
WIRE HAmPIHs, fancy 6c
cELGpuLoiD s.pi sSii HiiRiiNs. she'll
aud amber; asst. sizes. C5c
CLINTON 6AFETY PINS, 60
sizes 90 TO 8. Doxen. cS
BABY BUNTING SAFETY
PINS, sizes ] to 8. 11c
NICREL.PLATED SAFETY
PINS, sizes / to 8. s 11o
DOZEN ~
Hair Goods
TIp.ToP DoUBLE.KEsH 90
NETS, cap only. Dozen. CVC
SINGLE-NESH NETS, cap
and fringe; all oolors. o.
lANET HAIR NETS. sinsls
Evening star., 1923-02-25
T,Uelre Extraordinary Bargains

T,Oelre Extraordinary Bargains
Best Quality Spool SiIk-Bhci and white; %,
all eolors. spools. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Featherstitch Braid-Whte; neat patterns; CSo
assorted styles. for....................... for. @cC
Stickerei-White and coiors; 5 and yard 0So
pieces. tor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @CN
Cotton Twiied Tape -12-yard pieces; as, Oso
sorted widths. pieces. s..................... @OC
An-gray Rubber and Rubberized Household Cs
Aprons-Good size Observation-Disclosures. 1OC
Ss %se se eoe1. s,: ssrd ibaek 12c
CeluIod ThimbIes-Pink, blue and white e.
Hook-and.eye Tape-Flesh, white and black OSo
yarus .............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -O
Cambria Waist Innings - Complete with o.
hooks, eyes and betting. All sizes s.......... AOC
1.soo pairs Scissors-All styles and sizes Ex- O1.
traordinary value. Pair. Pair.................... AAC
So-yard Spool Silk-Good quality; all shades, 1Oo
black. white. ) spools. lUC
ciark's Sewing Needles-Plan and assorted o.
Sizes papers,. ............................ SOC
Evening star., 1923-02-25
Needle,corkers, AttentiOn!
News from Our Art DEBT.

II have penchaut for needework, there world
OF things here to interest YOU All OF the package
ys e.r.u ARE Chosen o w e dby snd
Evening star., 1923-02-25
Hair Goods

TIP.ToP DoUBLE.KEsH
NETS. cap only. Dozen.
SINGLE-NESH NETS, cap
and fringe; AL oclors,
Dozen
IANET HAIR NETS,
mesh, cap and fringe.
Every net perfect. DOE.
Evening star., 1923-02-25
4O-inch New Sport Satin-A

4O-inch New Sport Satin-A
new purchase brings several
hundred yards of this standard
quality sport satin TO sell at a
price low enough to suit any
one. Heavy weight. lustrous
surface. Choice of black or
white. Regular 49,.
2.25 quality. Spe- XI u
cial, yard. ........ VxsIO
36-inch AIl.silk PONCE
"Coban" pongee-a superior
weave, all-silk and heavy
weight, free from dressing.
Ideal for spring dresses for
woman or child. Colors are
tan. old rose, pink. silver, seal,
navy and black. ~ <~
Regular $l.o5 quail XI hO
ity. Special. yard, ~xsO/
AThird Floor.
, 1923-05-03
MEMS AID QUOTATIONS By LEASED W1RE-
STOCK TRADING
IS IRREGULAR
Equipments and Sugars Ham
mered While Other Issues
Turn Upward.

NEW YORK. May Stock prices
again crumbled sharply in today's
stock market In response to con-
certed bear attacks. Heavy liquida-
ton Of the equipments and sugars
extended to the rest of the list. the
violence OF the decline again touch
ing off a number Of stop loss orders.
French rejection OF the German
PREPARATION plan. private Albany dis
patches f~orecasting the passage of
tho Dollar Gas" bill and additional
cuts in crude oil and sugar prices
Furnished the short interests with
ammunition for their campaign.
Sales Appropriated 1000. 900 shares.
NEW YORK, May s.-Confilcting
price movements took pace at the
opening of today's stock market with
gains and losses about evenly divided.
Initial transactions were confined
largely to minor ~specialties. In the
equipments. American Locomotive
advanced a point and Lima y. while
Baldwin yielded slightly. Cuba Cane
sugar preferred and Cuban American
we're heavy but Punta Allegro ad.
vanced nearly a point. United Rail.
ways investment preferred, Fawous
Myers. Union Pacific and DUPONT
advanced l to III points.
A good demand was noted in the
initial dealings for the independent
steel, public utility. motor. oil and
rail shares but the gains were of
a moderate character. Brooklyn,
Edison. Stewart Warner Speedometer
md Kinney Tobacco advanced 1 to
Ia points. Another cut in Pennsyl.
raia Crude oil prices was without eff
feet on the oil shares in the early
'radlpg. The feature Of the foreign
Exchange market was an overnight
reak OF ~ points in German marks,
which dropped to .oo25 cent or 1000
to the American dollar. Demand
sterling eased slightly to s4,ss%
and French francs dropped four
points to $50 cents.
Early gains ranged from one &c
four points but the rally was no,
maintained. Siugg,shness of United
States Steel common and heavines:
of BALDWIN brought about operation.
for the decline in other quarters, :
number OF s~peciaities, includinf
American Hide and Leather pre-
ferred. National Lead and Onyx Hos,
dropping to new low prices for tn,
year.
Around noon when the l~iquidatio,
OF these s~pecialties apparently ha,
been completed. the market becam
stead.er. DUPONT and Pierce OIL pre-
ferred were each pushed up fou
points. American Express az. Stew
, 1923-05-03

art Warner and Bosch Magnetic also
made good recoveries from recent
h~eaviness- Call money opened at ~
percent.
Operations in the afternoon indi-
Gated an apparent lineup of strong
speculative interests. DUPONT and
tho Motor accessories shares were a
tower o. strength. establishing ad-
vanoes of 1 to 4 points Meantime
the bears battered away at h equip
ments and sugars. the latter yielding
on further cuts in raw. refined and
sugar futures. Baldwin dropped sN.
Pullman. Punta Allegro sugar and
Cuba cane sugar preferred 2ah and
American Car. American Locomo-
tive. Lima Locomotive. General Elec.
<ric and Cuban American Sugar / to
points. Fluctuations elsewhere were
mixed. some of the coppers and rail-
roads going up while tho steeis and
feathers dropped.
The closing was weak Bear trad
ers launched another sharp drive on
the general list In the last hour.
DUPONT broke more than i've points
from it's early high and Baldwin.
American Car. American Locomotive,
Republic Steel. California Petroleum
and all the extensive sugar shares
were carried az to 8 points below
yesterdays final figures.
United States Steel common. estab.
lished a new low price for. the year,
below 102.
, 1923-05-03
PRICES
CLOSE LOWER
July and September Options
Given Setback by Late
Crop Reports.

CHICAGO. May s-wlth freezing
temperatures in Canada and with
rainy weather and other unfavorable
conditions for the domestic spring
crop belt, wheat prices took an up
ward swing today In the early deal
ings. At first. however, the market
here reflected a setback in Liverpool
quotations. The Liverpool decline
was ascribed to prospects of en-
larged shipments from Argentina
Chicago opening prices, which
varied from unchanged figures to u
cen lower. with July 11s% to 1919.
and September 11sK to n lower. fol-
lowed by a slight general sag and
then by a raise to weyy above yes
terday's finish.
Cotinued Improvement IN the win.
ter wheat crop as shown by reports
from the west and southwest led tt
declines In the price of July ant
September wheat today during tn,
last half of the trading session. Tn,
market closed unsettled at the sam,
as yesterdays finish to 70 lower,
July s1.1sk to $1.19% and Septembe,
$1.17& to s1.17H.
J Subsequently. May delivery con
, 1923-05-03
Construction Work Begins
; Upon New Fargo Pipeline

tho present drilling season- These
wells. which arc numbered from 81
to 27 IRE all located or section 3-3a-ss
where h big producer was completed
a few months 6 to tho Tensleep
and the new operations will be car
ried to the same producing horizon.
No. 81 has reached q depth OF 1910
feet and 10 now cemented through
the gas sand. Cement should be set
SO that drilling can % continued by
Friday of this week. Considerable
interest Is attached to the outcome Of
his well as It Is located in the ex-
treme south end of the field and it's
successful completion will add con-
siderable acreage to the producing
area
No. 70 iB In the gas sand at between
1.10o. and 1900 feet and No. % was
spudded in yesterday. The other
holes will DO spudded In As fast as
rigging up can be accomplished
, 1923-05-03

DENVER, Colo. May 3-Distrfou-
ton of about $4,000, 900 surplus CON
sisting Of holdings of stock in the
New Bradford OIL company, a Colo
-fado corporation. has been decided
upon by the directors Of the Salt
Creek Producers association, and the
Mountain Producers' Corporation, It
was annouced here.
Salt Creek Producers win distri-
butte May 15. to stockholders OF record
May 10. a total OF 5ss.741 shares Of
New Bradford stock On the same
date, the Mountain Producers viii
distribute 4so.s22 shares of New
Bradford stock.
The basss of tho dividend viii be
one share OF New Bradford stock for
each two and n half shares Of Salt
Crock Producers, and one share OF
New Bradford for each three and a
half shares of Mountain Producers.
Tho New bradford OIL company
, 1923-05-03
Livestock
Chicago Prices.

CHICAGO. May sc. 8. Depart
ment Of Agriculture - Hogs-Re.
ceipts. $4,000; slow, around loo lower.
top, ss.25; bulk 10 to 225 pound aver
ages, ss.151s.25: 24o to 325 pound
butchers. $7.So@8.1o; packing sows.
mostly s6.5o@s.so; desirable ITO 10
1870 pound pigs. ss.75@7.5o; heavy
weight hogs. $7.5o@s.1o; medium.
s7.s5 @s,s6; light. s7.so@s.25; light
light. s7.0o@s15: packing sows.
smooth. s6.s5@7.1o: packing sows.
rough. ss.o0a6.75; killing pigs. ss.s5
97.65.
cattie-Receipts. 1 1000; slow: beef
steers. weak to 15c lower: early top
heavy steers, $1,000; few $500; some
held above $1,000: few early sales.
t9.00@9.5o; about steadys bulk beef
and %yearlings. ss.4oQ9.5o; kill.
ing quality largely medium 10 good;
run Including several strings choice
steers: she stock, easy, tending lower;
bidding lower on veal calves; vealers
sarly, about steady; Stockers and feed
, 1923-05-03

Actual construction Of the Fargo
Pipe Line which VIII carry oil from
the South Casper Creek held to this
city has been started and work of
laying . double six-inch line across
the river Is now In progress It is
expected that this Job will be COM
pleted during the present week and
as fast as material arrives the bal
ance OF the line will be laid. Most
Of this including pumps Ind other
equipment is now in transit and the
line should be completed and carry.
ing oil by the middle Of July.
This line consists of ak miles Of
dx-inch 24pound pipe and the re-
naming 16h miles Of standard
weight six-inch- Only that portion
Of the line which crosses the river
will be double All seven Of the new
rigs of the company have boon COM
pleted and an effort will be made to
complete all these new wells during
, 1923-05-03

5000 feet with the bottom Joint of
casing free from tho string.
The Producers and Refiners havs
unloaded several cars OF new equip
ment for their lease In the field and
win start active work as soon as the
roads r IN condition for hauling
material In their location With the
P. q P. material arriving hero this
week. there T three cars Of gas
pipe and there is much speculation
as to where this pipe is to be used.
It d rurnored that It Is the first ship
rnent for a pipe line from ne field to
Rock Springs and that we are to IN
Joy the comforts of for heating
purposes within the rear.
The P. & P. have a franchise for
gas into Rock Springs and with the
proven gas field It is not likely they
, 1923-05-03

tir ued firm. but later lacked sup
port.
Sales OF corn and oats to go into
storage herr had q bearish effect
later. Tho corn market closed weak.
x to h@% net lowerr. July siH9
y to s1%.
Corn and oats fluctuated in line
with wheat After opening y to mo
" cent lower. July. s1h@H to SIX.
the corn market declined a little
more. and then scored slight gains.
Oats started v taN9ko off. July
.44%c and later showed something of
In advance.
Statements showing that western
stocks of meats are the largest II
many years.. had n bearish effect OF
the provision market.
, 1923-05-03
Compilations Are Lacking
In Midwest Operations

The status of the Midest wells in
the Baxter Basin field follows:
Well Tx. northeast quarter Of SEQ
ton 36-1s-1o4. depth 1902 feet. still
trying to run 12h inch casing.
Well 20. southeast quarter OF sec.
ton 25-1s-104. depth 1.bd5 feet. run
ming 9 trying to pull 12h inch
casing.
, 1923-05-03

S1 -
viii long delay their entrance into
the city.
For several months q pipe line to
furnish gas to Salt Lake City and
Ogden has been talked of. Surveys
have been made. but so far no fran.
chise has bee secured in these cities.
One Of the reasons for refusal Of the
franchise has been the unproven
supply Of gas. With the blowing in
Of the well on Thursday this reason
ia eliminated and 1t Is now thought
that a lin will be laid during the
coming summer. There is no limit
It seems. to the gas in the Baxter
Basin field.
The road to the Midwest camp Is
reported in fair condition. but those
to the other camps are still inacces
sible because OF snow.
, 1923-05-03
Crude Market

ers, fairly active. strong; bulk des,r-
able bologna bulls. S5.0o@5.25; few
s5.35: bulk beef heifers. s6.75@7.4o;
bulk veal calves to packers. early,
around $500.
sheep-receipts. 10000; fairly &c.
tive; bulk wooded lambs to shippers,
SIS. 00@15.25: some held higher;
clipped lambs, mostly a rs;
some held higher; few native clipped
ewes. averaging lat pounds, s7.25.
, 1923-05-03
Omaha Quotations.

OMAHA. Neb.. May a-U. s. De
partment Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ceipts. $4,000; mostly 16@25c lower;
100 to 225 pound butchers to ship
pers. s7.4o@7.5o; top. s7.55; bulk 225
to s25 pound butchers. s7.3o@7.4o;
mostly s7.35; packing sows. S6.25@
$40.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000; beef steers.
slow. steady to 1o@15c lower: early
top. ss.25; some held higher; bulk.
ss.o0@s.oo; COWS and heifers. slow.
shade lower; bulk, ss.oo@7.5o; bulls,
steady; bulk bolognas. $4.50@4.75;
veals. strong; heavies. 25c higher;
top. lights. 81. 90; stockers and feed
ers. unchanged.
Sheep - Receipts. $500; lambs.
strong; California springers. S14Z5@
s16.25; bulk fed clipped. ST.. 25@12.75
with $12.s5 bid; best wooded lambs
held at s14.so; sheep and feeders,
firm: wooded ewes up to 1925; fed
clipped ewes up to $500: shearing
lambs up to s14.7b.
, 1923-05-03
Cash GrafnA

Cash GrafnA
CHICAGO. May s.-wheat-No. .
red. $3.50; No. 2 hard. s1.22.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. sax @S3c; No.
Q yellow. s3H@s4c.
oats-No. 2 white, 4e@47Ac; No.
q white. 4bK @46kc.
Rye-No. 2. S2kc.
Barley-63970c-
Timothy seed-s5. @6.6o.
Clover eed-t12.00@17.o0
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-$11.0 90.
Ribs-Ss.0 90 4l0.00.
Cooperative societies are being
formed by Canadian fishermen.
, 1923-05-03

No competitions in the Salt Creek
field are reported this week by the
Midwest Refining company.
The Midway teat well is still stand
Ing at 4.51s feet. awaiting the arrival
OF AZ inch casing n the Nefber
Dome test well is drilling and under
roaming at 2.355 feet.
, 1923-05-03
Salt Creek Companies to
Divide Great Stock Melon

is a holding company owning 1855, 900
shares o Mountain and Gulf OIL
company stock and 645 1867 shares OF
stock In the Salt Creek Consolidated
OIL
, 1923-05-03

70 OUfHIOftIfo fOuUCCKOH Wdc
$40 to $3.50 a barrel. according to
the gravity of the oil. Bradford dis
trict $500 a barrel and Gulf Coast
$1.75 a barrel.
Imports of petroleum tcrude and
refined oils) for the week ended April
2s. totalled 1,611 900 barrels, com.
pared with 2.117.5oo for the. week
ended April 81. Receipts of Ca1ifor.
mia oil (crude and refined oi,s) for the
week ended April 2s totailed 1.o24. 600
barrels. against 1,575.0 o for the
week ended April Fl.
, 1923-05-03
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. May s.-Butter. lower;
creamery extras, 41c: standards. Ale:
extra firsts 40@4oxc; firsts. SEQ
3ehc; seconds. 3793shc
Eggs, higher; receipts. $3.50 cases;
hrsts. 26@26Ac; ordinary firsts,
23h @24c; miscellaneous, 25@25hc;
storage pack extras. 2shc: storage
pack flrsts. 2sc.
, 1923-05-03

DENVER, Colo. May 3--Cattle-
Receipts. 1853: market steady; beef
steers. s7.o0@s.75; COWS and heifers,
A.5o@7.75; calves. $4.bo@1s.5o: stock
ers and feeders. s6.5o9s.oo.
Hogs-Receipts. ASA; market 15c
to 25c lower; top. s7.7o; bulk. s7.4o@
7.60.
sheep-Receipts. s.os6: market loo
to 15c lower; lambs. s18.50@14.6o;
feeder lambs. s13.oo@14.75; ewes.
$7.0099.00.
, 1923-05-03
PROGRESS SLOW IN
BAXTER BASIN FIELD
Increase of $50 Barrels Daily in Pipeline Runs of
Country Reported by Petroleum Institute;
Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas Higher

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo, May 8LDriIing operations in the
Baxter Basin field are making slow progress because of in
ing the principal feature of developments.
The Associated ontacal No. l is still ON a fishing inh at
, 1923-05-03

sos. 1000 barrels. a decrease of 10000
barrels.
Oklahoma@Kansas showed . daily
average gross production OF Sal 400
barrels, an increase Of 9.400, North
Texas showed an increase Of 2.1oo:
central Texas an increase OF 300;
north Louisiana a decrease Of 1,25o:
md Arkansas a decrease Of 700 bar
rel5.
There was no changes reported in
crude oil prices for the major dis
trfcts. Mid-continent beng quoted at
, 1923-05-03
OIL OUTPUT
AXE JUMP In WEEK
Blowing in of Ohio Company's Mammoth Gasser ]
Principal Development; Piping of Gas to
Salt Lake City Believed Assured

NEw YORK, May s-The daily average gross crude oil
production of the United States increased $50 barrels for the
week ended April %, totalng 1866, 500 barrels, according
to the American Petroleum Institute. The daily average pro-
duction east of the Rocky Mountains was 1881, 500 barrels,
an increase of 20.650 barrels. California production was
, 1923-05-03
Silver

NEW YORK. May a.-Toriesn bar
silver 67%;. Mexican dollars 5iZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19
cARTAs DE Russia


Hay en- aleman dos o tres palabras
que no tienen equivalente en- Magma
ctra lengua. Para traducirlas, hay que
desdoblarlas, recurrir a giros de fra
ges. Una de elias es 'Schadenfreude''
que Sc puede traducir asf: tel jlbilo
maligno de yer sufrir'. otra es 'Trep.
Tenwitz'' que la letra signifca: ia
agudeza de la escalera", es Gecir, la
respuesta espiritual que habriamos que
rido dar, pero que desgraciadamente
nos lego tarde, cuando esSa bamos va
punto de salir. En- fin, otra de elias
es: 'Galgenhurnor que signifca {" in
genio patibulario''. Es La halabra pi-
cante de quien asciende la horca, es
II risa con los labios apretsdos, 10
e6mtco en- medic de 10 tragico Sc cuen
ia que al saber un condenado a muer-
tie, que iba ser a11orcado sI Iunes,
e2,clam6: NAL principle de seria-
la. -" Pues este es un ejelnplo cia-
sieo de @Galgenhumor''.
Hay I'm pals donde en- los Gltimos
amos Sc ha dorado mucho. Russia a
juzgar por 10 que nos han dicho. juz-
gar por los colores con que nos la han
, pirtado, tenemos derecho para imagi-
Lar que Russia es el reino del do1or, en-
donde solo Sc conocen las tagrimas. Y
sin embargo, tambien es ver6ad que
los humoristas han continuado ALI ha-
ciendo chistes. Sc ma seguido manifes-
stsndo tambien ALI Ell espiritu mordaz.
Sc ha sazonado la monotonia de II ira
gedia con la sal de Ia 'svis comica =.
s'GNo ha dido usted, lie pregunta un
luso otro, que en- ell volga han muer-
to 80 millones de hombres?. p Y ell
otro lie contesta: 'IY que son 80 mi
Homes al cambio del dia?. - (Risas).
ST Sc burlan aqui de 80 millenes de
rllblos, Gpor que no hacer 10 nnismo con
&c millones de vidas humanas7. Pues
este Sc le llama 'Galgenhumor''
Con todo el respeto possible hacia las
institucionss gubernamentales, los
clowns de los circos ecuestres divier-
ten al pdblico con temas politicos BIN
BON haeen Juror. BIN y BON tienen
un pasado, una tradici6n artistica que
los ha heeho c6Iebres en- toda Russia.
La Cheka los ha vigilado con frecuen-
eia; y menudo los ha metido en- la
carcel. Un dia BIN comienza golpear
BON. BON Gala. BIN repiss los gol-
res, pero Ia bellaqueria de Bom llega
a parecerle tan excesiva, que Ie pregun-
Ia: "6c6mo es que te pego tanto y no
hablas?. !" Bonn, senalando entonces
al publico, responde: ''Mas les han
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19
tCOnslnuaoisn dc la tx. Dag.

lbs de1eos &c la generalidadsae los &c,
legados. En- tai sentido, eT saehof Mar
tinez Nadal, aconseja discretion todo5
sus correigionarios y les invita- 81
lenciar sus ideas hasta ell momento zen
a. eomparezcan ante ell mas alto triba
nal de su partido.
No queriamos 6lcspedirnos del sefior
Martinez Nadal, sin antes conocer ST
criterio en- relaci6n con elr deseo de mu-
chos repubncanos de que debe solicitar
Sc 81 gobernador electivo, aprovechan
DO el brsve mohento qSe con 81 tuvimos
La oportuni5adg de departir lie formula
mos una preguhta a ese respscto.
-"Es esa .Nuna question nos dijo
Ell sefor Martfhs'z Natal que yo nj
Ia cOmbato nj u. qedendo 81 Sc 1leva
al seno de la Asarib,ea, no puedo ass-
gurarle ustedEcual sera Ia actitnd due
yo adopte; rer9 81 puedo ;Tecirle que ESQ
del gobernadortelectiy es un asunto al
que 70 no temp. Ansi mes es igpal que
el GObernador de Puerto RICO sea Tow
ner o que sea Barcel6. Esto tiene, sin
embargo, una ventaja politica para las
maTas del partido Cuando Sc nombra
gobernador a I'm correiigionario nuestro.
rcr las relaciones y lazos que existen
entire ell partfso reqgblicano nacionai
Ell portorriuiefio, este hecho infuye
de manera efectiva en- nuestras masas
republicans, Que ven en- el Jefe Eje-
cutivo I'm defensor de stls ideales y de
sus aspiraciones; y, claro esta, cuando
este correligionarto resnlta hostil a los
republicanos az la isla, alln cuando esa
hostilidad no suera tanta como la que
nos ha aeclarsdo Townef, esss masas es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19
A mi me es 1g,u;a=ll...... Ia 80.

perall2adas, sufren un tremendo desel-
canto que agobia enIre elias el buen
e9p4ritu Y la buena disposici6ns para Ia
lucha. Esto no oeurriria, desde luego,
81 ell gobernadcr fuera elective, pues 81
resultaba electo Barcel6 todos los repu-
blicanos esperarfan de e. todas las hosti
ltades sin extraheza ninguna, prlmero
por ser un adversario politico y segun-
do, rcrous tenian que comprender que
6l Sc debia al partido cue 10 exaltara
tan alta posic'on. De todos modos, Y
aun eJan.o esas son mis- ideas acerca
de este particular, yo no tengo opinion
fcrmasa Ell cuanto a 81 debe ser mn
Gle las formulas considerar, con Ell oh
.jeso de lncluirla en- nuestro Programa
la de que ell Gobernador sea elective.
FL Iscdo. Martinez Nadal ncs reiter6
que aun no tenia estudiada Resolution
alguna para presentarla a la Asamblea,
lint.&ndcse a anunciarnos, que de. todos
MOODS, ese acto resultaria trascendental
y que EN- el Sc tratarian asuntos de gran
.imrortancia y seriedad para la marcia
futssra de SUI colectividad