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Mrs. w C. Heller, Mrs. Roy Heller
and son. Mrs. George Utesler, Ethel
Austin and Dosha Bailey attended the
meeting of the ABC Club Wednesday
afternoon al the home of Mrs. Will
Mutchie. A pleasant social afternoon
was spent. A dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Mr.. Beal finished threshing at W.
c. Heller's and pulled his machine
home. He shelled corn for Clyde
Haynes and Albert Artman, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Quintell and
Clyde Haynes went to the river for
grapes Saturday.
Fred Woodlands. and Mrs. F. n,
Austin and three children were callers
at the W. C. Heller home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Heller and son
and Glenn Bailey spent Sunday Wis.
iting at the A. c, Cauble home south
east of Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Heller took
Dosha Bailey TO her home Sunday
and spent the day there visiting.
Richard Quintell went to Julesburg,
Sunday to get Grandma Blacketer
who arrived that day for a visit at
the Quintell home.
II. c. Clark threshed for Mr. saylor
the first Of this week.
The great Phillips County Fair op-
ened Tuesday. and We will all have
TO attend-of course.
Glenn Bailey who has been spend
the past few weeks at the Heller
hom returned TO his home in Sedg-
wick county Monday to get ready to
start 10 school the Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Heller were
callers at the F. 4. Woodlands home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hollach and
the latter's brother spent Monday
night at the W. c. Heller home. The
two families We're old-time friends in
Nebraska. Mr.. Hollach homesteaded
near the Re.chelt ranch in sedgwlck
county.
News will have to shor1 and sweet
this week as the week is full OF
carnlvals and fairs.
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Frank Mcmahon and family visited
at the Robert Twiss home Sunday.
Paul Pillard is enjoying visit
with his brother.
Mrs, Chas Fincher OF Holyoke and
Mrs. Satterwhite OF the pleasant val
ley neighborhood were callers at the
B. F. SSandy home Tuesday.
Watch for the date OF the Christian
Endeavor play of the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. H. Stroud, Mrs. Finch and
Miss Celestie Donnelly of Haxtun
were visitors at the I. j. Saylor home
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Niehaus were
afternoon callers.
The Misses Rae and Isabelle Crown
er made business trips to Holyoke
and Sterling Monday
The two Karnes boys and their
wives returned home Saturday from
Nebraska where they have been visit
ing for the past few days. Their
mother came back with them for a
short visit.
Mrs. John Gansmer returned home
Tuesday after visiting with Mrs.
Rach hn1 TO
Miss Virginia Fay Of Denver came
Friday morning and stayed over the
week end with Miss Marie Crowner.
She was accompanied home Monday
morning with Marie and Jim Crown
er..
Mrs. Fred johnson of Mason City
Nebr., who has been visiting at the
NJ. II. HHarmon home for the past
two weeks, returned home Monday
Mrs. Ellen Nylander and Mr.. Oscar
Lohn went to Loomis, Nebr., Sunday
for short visit with relatives.
o. Butte and family and Alta Gan
smer. left via auto early Saturday
morning for Denver for few days
visit at the Henry Vogel home.
Most OF the Paoli business places
Will close at noon, Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday on account Of the fair
NJ. c. Myers and wife entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Neikum and
mother Friday evening.
Little Miss Gwendolyn Sandy re-
turned home Thursday evening after
spending several days at the Frank
Sprague home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Bailey and
children were callers at the F. A.
Woodlands home Tuesday.
+. A. Woodlands and son. Eearl,
and NJ. W. Bailey were Julesburg
visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. W. II. Woodlands and daugh-
.ers. Merle and Marie, and Mrs. NJ.
". Bailey and children were callers
at the home of Mrs. F. A. Woodlands
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ray Bennett and daughter.
Eleanor, We're visitors at the F. A.
Woodlands home Thursday.
+ y. Austin threshed his oats last
week.
W. f. Hiatt ,hreshed his garin last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Woodlands We're
Holyoke visitors Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. y. Austin and daughter.
Leatha. and sons Burl and Frank.
weer Holyoke visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright. sr.. and
daughter. Lille. were visitors In Hol-
yoke. Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lille Wright celebrated her
birthday last Saturday evening by
entertaining a number OF her friends
a. a dance at her home.
The r. " Austin girls went over
20 the Art Shook home. Sunday morn.
ing to get Doris Shook 10 visit with
them until Monday when all attended
the fair at Ovid.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Woodlands and
family were dinner guests at the
home o, Mr. and Mrs Ray Bennett.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Heller were
callers az tho ~ " Bailey home
Sunday afternoon The W u and
=. A. Woodlands families also visited
there that Afternoon
Visitors at the T. \ Woodlands
home Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs Ray
Bennett and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ W Bailey and family Mr. and
Mrs W. G. Heller and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Miller and daughter.
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ItftAs
Chas. Platt went to Denver last
week returning with new Hupmo-
bile roadster.
Miss Goldie Hall, Of Lamar, Nebr.,
and Miss Rae Crowner will be our
grade teachers for the coming school
year, beginning next Monday.
Irwin Schneider had his tonsils re-
moved at the Sterling hospital on
Wednesday of last week.
Several Paoli men drove to Merino
early Sunday morning on a fishing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hitchcock and
children, of Wray, spent Saturday and
Saturday night visiting at the c. r.
Sandy home.
George Mann, our former high
school principal, left by truck with
his household goods for his new home
at Covington, Colo, Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Eva Sederburg is spending her
vacation at Lincoln, Nebr., attending
the state fair.
NJ. c. Myers and family and G. P.
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Neikum and wife spent Sunday nj,
nicing up on the river
Walter Larson and wife spent Ma
day evening visiting at the c. ,
Sandy home.
Mrs. E. Brundiges mother i.
brother, George. Of California, !,
here visiting at the Brundige hon.
Charles Platt and Wit eand waAl
Larson and wife motored to HolysI
Saturday evening" ~
Charles Gale made business M
to Haxtun, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Platt and fan,l
of Fleming, and II. Platt and fapI|
of Haxtun were dinner guests at N
home of Charles Platt and fans|
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Van Meter
Amherst were callers at the Char
Platt home Sunday evening.
Phillips County herald., 1924-09-04

M. ]. Ofallon Supply Co, bill of
617-24, 7-23-24 and 7--16-24
Foster Lumber Co., bill Of 7-31-24
..i.............'S. 34'oV
G. w. Garland, bill OF S-1-24
.ib.. Il.SV
G. w. Garland, mower tongue 500
Standard Drug Store, bill Of
6-so-24 .................., IS
Mine & Smelter supplies -. All
Phillips Co. Herald, printing s.24
First National Bank, rent on safe
ty deposit box ............ 500
A Scheunemann, bill of 7-1S-24
...''..''.' .'..''.......... o'uV
Mfg. Engineering Co., bill of
7-1S-24 ..... $500
Garland AUTO Co., bill OF S-1-24
............. 3.56
c, A. Mowry. bill 7.S124 -. 2,60
Grouse Kinds Co., supplies =. 9.S7
John Robinson, meals and
bed .................. lao
r. A. Crosby, Z loads gravel 5.25
Geo Wash, bill S-1-24 ..... 1100
w. E, HEGINBoTHAM. Clerk
P. S. STRUBLE, Mayor
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Colby HERE NEXT WEEK

will be at the Sears Hotel from
$50 .. m. Friday until .. m. saiur-
day next week Sept. 18th and i5th
II you suffer from headaches. nervous.
ness or other symptoms OF eyestraln
you are invited 10 consult me. I
make a speciality Of ehildfen's eye
troubles ulasses furnished at mod.
crate prices No charge for eEamin.
alton. Frank y Colby. op,ometfis,.
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"
Mike Hansen visited with his
daughter at Haxtun, last week.
Mrs. David Sawyer is visiting rel
atives at Orleans. Nebr., this week.
David is doing a good job OF batch
ing.
Mrs. ]. N. Gentert entertained her
three sisters and their families Sum
day at her home, the occasion being
their fathers birthday.
All business places in Amherst will
close Thursday for the fair
Arrangements have been made
with the Western Chautauqua Co. for
q lyceum course for Amherst this
winter.
Miss Coda Beal, of Deshler. Neb.,
Is here visiting at the home Of Walt
Sagehorn and family.
J. ]. Weyerts and family and John
vogel and family made visit to
Scottsbluff, Neb., last week.
Matson Brothers are remodeling
their pool hall this week. Z. H.
Rehfeld is doing the carpentering.
L. L. Yowell and family were bust
ness visitors to Holyoke, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle moved into
The H. W. Bauer residence Saturday.
Mr.. Hinkle will teach in our school
this winter. f
Phillips County herald., 1924-09-04
Trustees Proceedings

iIolyoke, Colo. AUG. Is. 1874
The board Of Trustees of the Town
Of IIolyoke met IN regular session at
Phillips County herald., 1924-09-04

the Clerks Office at 500 p. m.
Present Mayor Struble and Trus-
tees Burge, Canaday, Anderson and
Colver.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Moved and seconded that the fol-
lowing bills be allowed and warrants
drawn on the proper funds. Motion
carried.
John Zeiler, part payment of
water main ditch ...........S 5000
First National Bank, frt on
car of coal ................ 174.76
E. A Hambleton, unloading
car coal ................... 1920
W. S. Young freight on cast
lngss ...........,....... LOO
E. A. Hambelton unloading car
of coal 1000
First National Bank, frt on
car COdl ........... iofsoo
]. B. Perdieu, salary last half
July ...,............. 5000
L. H Kepler, salary last half
July ................... $3.50
Edd L. Colson, salary last half
July Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Henry T. Gassert, salary last
half July ................. 1900
P. B. Mason, salary last half
OF July ..........,....... oO'UO
W. E Heginbotham, stamps
and envelopes ......... 500
First National Bank, frt on
car coal ................... 140.S3
E. Hambleton, unloading car OF
coal ................... $40
p. B. MBason. salary fist half
august ................... 5000
]. B. Perdieu, salary first half
August ................... $3.50
Edd L. Colson. salary first half
August ................. s25o
J. W McEwen, balance on freight
on car Of coal .............. 1882
j. W. McEwen, freight on car Of
coal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 142.04
E. Hambelton, unloading car OF
coal ................. $50
L. II. Kepler. salary LIST half of
August .................. $3.50
Henry T. Gassert. salary 1st half
NJ Angus, ~ m
Glen Thornburg, unloading car
OF coal .............., $50
J. W. McBwen. freight on car of
coal ....'............... 132.77
C. W. Bunch, salary for Aug
ust ................... 5000
Clayton Coal Co, cars of
coal ...................l S6s.57
David Cox, labor at park -. $40
p. X. Sweeney Elec Co. sup
Phes '......-...--...... 3.e1
Continental oil Co, oil 80. 4o.11
T. E Munson. preparing ordin.
anees ................... $500
W. S. Young. express 49,. 2.Io
W. E. Heginbotham. salary one
month ......,............. 81. 90
F NJ Smith & Son. supplies -. 2.5o
Holyoke Lumber Co. bill of =
l-3 ...................... 4o.55
John zeiler. payment on water
main ditch .....-.,....... s0.co
Phillips County herald., 1924-09-04

There's a Difference.
Aches and pains that come IN,
athletics are the source of boastip,
the otler kind are taken to the n
tor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-11
Ell coM1TE ENcARGADo, ETC.
i0onEanGAc16n de L. ira. pAG.l

que han tra!do, para que las dirijan q
notabilidades de Europa, p~rescindien-
do de las que puedan haber en- Esta-
dos Unidos.
Y nos han manifestado, ademas, que
ell pals no debe rehusar la cooperation,
en- asuntos dc instruction, de n fgu-
ra nacional por apegarse tanto al senti-
miento regional, puesto q. los benehc1os
que han de recibirse compensan dema-
siado Ell pequeho sacrifice que Sc hace.
lei Presidente de la Universidad-
nos han dicho no necesita ser un Ca
tedr&tico eminente, puesto que 81 no va
a ensefar NADIA en- la Universidad. Lo
que Sc necesita es un hombre que por
su talento, sus actividades y 81 pres
tigio, pueda estar en- condolences de dar
an empuje formidable a nuestra Uni
versidad, relacionarla con los otros Cen
tros de igual ~categoria en- Norte Anne
RIGA y conseguir que llegue a ser, 10
que todos aspiramos que sea en- un fu-
turo cercano, IN Centre Educativo Pan
americana.
Parece que con Ell objeto de que re-
suite menos dura y amarga la accion
de nuestras autoridades designandoD pa
ra tan importante cargo a un continen
tai importado, Sc piensa en- sustituir a
Mr.. st. John, actual dean del Depar-
tamento de Leyes y Aries Liberales
por Don Felipe Janer y Soler, quien es
uno de los candidates para ocupar la
Cancilleria de la Universidad.
Hace tempo que ell senior Janer, por
una question de Justicia Y c%onvenien-
cha ha debido estar ocupando csc car.
go, con 10 cual Sc lutheran evitado
ciertos d~es6rdenes y confiictos a q. han
dado 1ugar la i~ncapacidad, falta de tao
to e incorporation de algunas autorida
des universitarias
Ahora la designation del se1or ia
ner no tendra tanto m6rito, porque ha
de ser hecha con Ell interes de poder
faeilitar ell nombramiento del candida
to de Mr.. Towner.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-11
NoTAs DE

FL Gobernador ha rehabilitado en-
sus derechos civiles y politicos a Maxi
miliano Davila.
Ell Secretario Executive ha expedi-
90 licencia para cazar y portar armaS
dc GAIA, al senor Pedro Fullana, de
Ponce, p. r.
Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para Santo Domingo y venezue-
la, al senior Luis Manuel Forteza Y Ro-
Gu de Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, al Sc
flor Nelson Roig de Yauco para santo
Domingo, Cuba Y Mejico, al sehor Mi
guel Morales Ferrer de Caguas, para
Espana, al senior Juan Forteza y Roca
de Vega Baja, para Santo Domingo y
Venezuela, al senior E. T. Wood Y Sc
nora de Fort Wayne, Indiana, para
Gran Bretala, Alemania, Austria, Sui
"a, Italia, Frapcia, B6lgica, Holanda Y
Checoeslovaquia, a la sefora Amalia
Torres de vincenty de San Juan, para
MEXICO, y a la senora Amalia Lagos,
viuda de Mufoz de santurce, para Es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-11
AVER Sc VIC ANTE LA CORTE
De DISTRITO Ell RECURSO DE
"CERTIORARI" INTERPUESTO
EN- Ell ASUNTO DE LOS TUBOS
DEL ACUEDUCTO

Aver Sc vic ante la Corte de Dis
trito ell caso de Certiorari entablado
en- contra del municipio de San Juan
impugnando ell contrato de la trans
portaci6n de la tuberfa del Acueduc-
to adjudicado al Sr. Enrique vi
dial.
Comparecieron las parties intere-
sadas, solicitando la p~eticionaria
la anulaci6n del contrato, y. la de-
mandada sc opuso a clio alegando
que no Sc concediera ell auto solicit
tado por entender que los recurren-
tes no tenian derecho al mismo, nj
Ell recurso interpuesto era ell correc-
to Y adecuado en- esos casos.
Oidas las alegaciones de ambas
parties Ell Juez Sc reserve ell fallo
para resolver ell asunto despues del
pr6ximo lunes, en- que n de los
abogados presente su alegato.
Compareci6 por los ~peticionarios
ell Lcdo. r. Sancho Bonet, por Ell
contratista ell Lcdo. Molina de st,
Remy y ell Lcdo. Soto Gras, Y por
ell Municipio ell Lcdo. J. de Guzman
BeniteZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-11
Ell GRAN TRIUNFo DE ANoCaE
EN- Ell "PARQUE BoRINQUEN''r

FL solo nombre de Virginia valli
basta para garantizar esta pelfcula.
Con ella trabaja tambi6n ell famoso
Milton Stills, tan conocido de nuestro
pGblico.
Este bellisimo ''film'' esta tornado
de la gran novela ''Una Sonora de Ca
lidad", de Frances Hedgson Burnett,
una escritora que tiene fama porque
sus libros Sc venden embellishments.
La acci6n de La novela ocurre IN Ell
1870, 6poca en- que los hombres Sc ba-
tian por SUI honor y por su ''dama''.
FL interes dram&tico, undo a los ira
jes antiques y al lujo desarrollado en-
toda la pelicula, hacen que Ell espec-
tador este en- viva conmoci6n duran
tie ella.
Viene precedida de un gran reclamo
por La prensa norte-americana.
Fuimos cort6smente invitados por
la Universal Picture Corporation
para la exhibition previa de tan famo-
so ''flm", y salimos verdaderamente
impresionados de tan estupendo dra-
ma, 10 recomendamos, no como anun-
clio, como n verdadera joya del arte
cinematografco.
Y asf 10 demostr6 Ell pdblico anoche,
que Ilen6 de bote EN- bote ell t'Parque
B~orinquen'', v sali6 mas entusiasma-
do que nunca de ALI.
Felicitamos por ese triunfo al quito
y excelente manager" de la s'Uni-
versal Picture Corporation, Mr.. Lee
vison, quien ha recibido entusiastas
~parabienes de toda la sociedad de San
Juan y Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-11
LA NUEvA ASoCIACION DE
VETERINARIANS

La nueva Association de Veterina-
rios, denominada "The Porto Rican
merican Veterinary Association es.
ia redactando I'm im~portante articulo
en- Ell que Sc hacen declaraciones SEN
sacionales, y que sera publicado en- in
giles y espafiol..
Esta Association ha confiado al no.
table abogado, don Luis Toro Cabadas,
la mission de incorporate bajo las le-
yes de la isla, y va estan siendo redac
tadas las bases de incorporation.
Los si~glientes son los Incorporate
res: DR.. Leo Baez, DR.. Arturo Escu-
dero, DR.. Pedro de los Santos Delga-
do, DR.. Rosa Quiiones y otros.
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FL coEfsfoEz5o. ETC


Sc ofreceran distlnsas copas as pla-
"a, diplomas de honor , otEos premises
a los mejores eismplarss Dc ganado
vacuno. caballar. de essda. eabEfs y
ayes de todas eiasss: para pFsdaetss
de hOrtaiiza y Isgumbsss. frutes msns-
res, variedades De eaaa. sabaes. cafe.
y prsmios sspsdaiss para iss pequsaas
industriss tales tome las ds susas.
m~antsquiIla. iaisas. nombFsros @ %
ia. calad0s y boraados.
KS fAcil comprsudsr Il impsstansia
one rsvistsn para nuaeasa fsfa setsa
de esta naturaleza y tsdo ~agrieAitsr
amanss del proEreso , Dc lss m1ss.
dos modernos dsbsFk kaesr 10 psslhis
por ssistir a ssta expesicisa , suviar
sus productos cue sssan Il ms1er &C.
mossraoi6n Dc 90 trabaIo y pesssvssaa
cia. III intsrcambio Dc idsas snsrs lee
asistsnses q ssta ferris. lie esafsssn.
cias que dictarkn psrsonas saisnAldas
en- estos rsmoa. 81 ambisnts ds vSda
nueva y Dc progFeso. pFospsFtdaa , en-
tusiasmO qus - rsspiFaf& 81 AFseibs
durante esos dias de- asssas esmpsnaa-
ran con crecss los afanss e Is aGri.
euitOres Que ALI " Fsunan.
POr estas raxonss apsio = seass lee
i~ntsresados. personas particulars y
asociaciones agricoias. u~amAnaelss -
atenci6n sobrs Ia n~atuFaisss . fmpof.
taneia de essa sxpomeNa. sspeFan1o
one tOdos y oada uns &c ios mumssssss
ramos de nuestra agriculture = lnaas.
euviarGn . Asseibo "a sspssssa-
taci6n genuina.
Carlos 4. CHAnDoN.
comisionado ds AgFieuilura >
TrabaIo.
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RESUMEN DEL TRABAJo
FoREsTAL..
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ties de la Isla, y se Lee enviaFen zoo
arbolitos de Carbonero para ssmbEaF-
los en- una parcela experimental en-
IN anca de cafe con Ell objeto De M
Ger una prusba cOmpIsta Dc este Arbol
como sombra para 81 eafsto. Be rsguis-
re inmedista acci6n a prsssnts para
oncontrar IN arboi propio con 81 euai
So pueda reemplazar los enfsFmos arbo-
les natives de sOmbra. que son del todo
demasiado com6n en- soda IL 1sla. -
cree conveniente dupiicar Il extension
y aleance de este experiments.
Ia demanda per Arboles fo~restaiss
para siembra excede ~ mueao nuegtFa
hablidad para supiirios: nesosros de-
seamOs que clio no sea oFigsn de as.
gusto por parte de Las personals cue -
est&n interesando en- este A~HSorsants ira
bajO. In esta stapa tempsana ~ int.
res por parte de Ia genie e. essa fAss
del dosarrOilo fOrsstal. nosotros asbe.
mos haesr TODD 10 possible para sansfa.
Ger y conservar este intsr6s en- II STEM
bra de AFbolss por todos les msasss
= nuestro alcance. Tensmos a~isponsbls
IN total de 2s.450 piAntulas lissas %.
ra distribution; peEo este IN nineuna
fOrma puede cubrir las seiieltudes PEE
arboles, que ascieudsn = un total as
$4,000 aproximadamsnss
Un total de 61.570 pi&Htslas fnsfon
removidas De los almaeigasFos y tsans
plantadas en- Ia secoi6n de vfvsSos as
la almaciga. sin embargo. no estarAn
dispOniblos para distrIbueien de aqui .
varios meses, pues ssFA necsaaFio as.
jarlas que dssarroiisn sua tales , rat
ces, antss de snviarss al eampe.
Sc recibieron de Natal. Africa asi
Sur. varias especies vi de sueanps
tos. las cuales fusron ssmbrsaas con
fines de prueba en- Ia casa de ssrmina-
ci6n para ousaiipsos. Tambisn - impor
taron semillas De JUNfPEKUs PKoCE
IA y dos espsciss DC AFareana para
prueba y expoGimsutaei6n.
Sc sstkn hacienda nasves planes para
Ia construction De otra casa pafs ser.
minaei3n DO plants. "a eaai Tssmpia-
zara la otra casa De vidfio aus ss e1.
gi6 con caractsr tempoFsFo y IL euai
Ia ssrvido ga psriodo Dc nc. Cuanao
dicha casa este eonstruida. ss habrA
terminate nusssro proeraua ds sxtan.
sion durante este aho fiscal. y Fl ser.
vico Forestal estarA en- sxcslsntss eon
e.ciones para continuar con 81 imporsaa
70 trabaJo de rspobIaci6n foFsssal sn
los terTenos baldios cue son dsmasiaaS
comunes en- Puerto Rice"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-11
Ell POPULAR CORNETA DE LA
UNION, TOMAS ARRUFAT
MURIO ANOCHE

Anoche, serian aproximadamente
las diez recibimos una llamada te-
lefoniea para comunicarnos la in
fausta nueva de que momentos antes
habia fallecido en- ell Hospital NUM-
cipal, victima de una pulmonia do
BILE, ell incansable luchadors %unionista,
Tomas Arrufat, cuyo clarfn de que
ira de batallador invicto de las hues-
ties unionistas, hubo de o en-
todos nuestros campos Y ciudades.
Arrufat muere relativamente joven,
y cuando en- plena lucha electoral,
Sc disponfa a emplear todas sus
fuerzas v energfas en- beneficio de
la causa que tanto defendiera.
Era Arrufat uno de los elementos
mas populares de nuestra capital,
donde por sus dotes de ciudadano Sc
captaba las simpatfas aun de sus
adversarios polfticos que veian en- el
al cumplido caballero.
Junto al lecho de muerte del en-
fermo, estuvo en- los ultimos momen-
tos nuestro alcalde, Sr. Diez de An
dino e infinidad de lfderes promi-
nentes de la Union de P. R.
Ell finado deja una esposa y varios
hijos en- la orfandad, q~uienes Koran
en- estos momentos la perdida ire
parable del esposo amante y del pa
Dire querido.
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Ell PROFESSOR CASTERA


BESIDE la pasada semana Sc encuen
ira recluido en- la Clinica del DR..
Perea en- la Ciudad de Mayagiiez,
ell joven Narciso E. Castera, profe-
sor especial de ingles de la pintores-
ca aldea de Hormigueros. Esta al
cuidado del cuerpo facultativo de d.
cha cliniea Y aunque SUI dolencia no
reviste gravedad de momento, sus
multiples amistades a diario invaden
la clinica en- solicitud de- noticias
sobre ell estado de salud del paciente.
Que mejore pronto ell ilustre ami
go y podamos verlo nuevamente en-
su tarea educativa como de COSTUME
bre. \ seHA
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LAS A~UToRIDADES

al ruido de los disparos hubo de
acudir la policfa la cual procedi6 al
arresto Immediate del Sr. Osorio,
quien nj opuso resistencia alguna.
Tenemos entendido. que Ell case ha
sido calificado de primera intencion
como Asesinato en- Primer Grade, te-
niendo en- cuenta la premeditaci6n
que precedi6 a la ejecucion del ho-
rrendo crimen que ha hecho tenn
blar de espanto a los pacifcos veci-
nos de S~anturce.
La investigation del case esta a
cargo del Hon. Fiscal de la Corte de
Distrito, Secci6n Segunda,, Lcdo. Ri
eardo Gomez, quien a. la bora en- que
escribimos estas lneas aun no ha ter
minado -sus averiguaciones.