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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03
NISCELANEA

En Ia. terraza de la casa Gonzalez
yRadin d Co.. Inc, tendra lugar una
lveiana de ia iadole mas extrana cue
.itnaa mar be sepuSdSS psfecen ssta selas
"a, los magniAecs muebies Lris XIV de
sstaS casa, con Ell opjsto de presentar
4en sf mundo social 4 susimpatica hija
! La victrola Victor, Que cuniple IS
aaoss Las invitacioiies circulan profu-
samehte entire los principaies elemen-
stos ae nuestro mundo eomercial
Entire los invitados esta fiesta, f.
gura Ell quito y prestigioso autom6vil
sPackard'' de Santiago A. Panzardi,
! Ltd, la vrtuosisima sehora 'sCerveza
Eichler', viuda de Alcohol la cual Sc
rhospeda- stgs amigos los Jabonss
8en6 del Campo-el los almacenes de
PEDRO Gonzalez y Co.
Los. aristocraticos trajes y zapatos de
Ia casa Gonzalez Padin ~ Co, Inc,
presentaran sus amistades las bellisi-
uo6 cOA tAJoc uO P1osAuO CV4A UAAA"AeoD
lleg&dos de Paris recientemente, las cua
les BE hallan de temporada en- los es-
caparates de la joyeria de Felix Lopez.
Entire los ndmeros del progra1na, f.
gnra. una conferencia por la culta 1eche
en- p6lyo nIxiim'' de la Plaza Provision
d Uo, Acerca del vaIor nutfitivo de los
prineipios nitrogenados; Ia simpatica
s.Whits Rock, hara ID presentation
de- Is c6hfsrehcista. ~ ~
q Las pisiss de seda, museiinas, organ
dias y deinks familia del departamento
de Sedetia on Ia casa de Gonzalez Pa
din, han ensayado un cotill6n russo EN-
ii Que tomaran parte las excslentes ha-
tinas Gran raerza'', washington
aEstrslla Blanca de Geo. F. Plant
milling %.
Las lozanas, frsscas y efectivas me-
dicinas de la acreditada farmacia "san
Trahciscos' bailaran un shimmy con los
refhaAos cigarrillos ':.spur'" de San
taeiIa tan conoeidos On finestro imundo
sceihl s
Terminada la velada, los invitados
llegaran al acreditado cafe ''La Ma
ilorQuina''-zQue es 81 preferido de las
personas de gusto---a tomar el refrss-
90; y de ALI, Sc iran al faInoso Hotel
Caribe, en- qne tornaran habitacion para
teponerse de los Quebrantos de esta
Assta.
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Como dOnin0r
y el sdidblO de la
NerviOSiddd

Una sexistencia de continuos sim
sabores y desatinos; esa es Ia vida
de la persona neryiosa, hombre
muJer.
Los nefvios derivan sti aiinento
de Ia sangre. ST la sangre no tiene
suhcief1te ppreza y svitahdad, el re-
sultado es depression, no nutricion
del slstena lnervioso. Hero orga-
nico es un allmento neryioso; tam
biens 10 son los Glicerofosfatos. Am
bos vaiiosos ingredientes junto con
otros. .elenaentos fortificantes COM
poRer IA, formula de HIERRO
sNUHADO.s ell famoso tonico de que
Sc yenden circo nillones de frascos
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al afio en- los Estados Unidos sola-
rnentel
Esa multitud he persofias toina
HERO NuXADO porque saben
que no hay desengaiio. HIERROr
NUNADO no es .un '.ctlralo stodo'' v
solo Sc recomienda bajo compro-
bacion cientifica para los desarfe-
CLOS de. la sangre y los nervios,
tales como sangre impura, anemia,
reunatismo, tleurastenia, depression
2 debilidad ,neryiosa y falta de viri-
hdad.
Dos semanas demostraran Ia efcacia
del HERO NUXADO. ~P6n-
gallo la prueba. Todas las buenas
boticas 10 venden.
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torriQueios no Sc desaira nunca,. Guam
do es para sentirse realmente hernia
nos en- 81 santo amor de la patria. En-
aquella fiesta cordial brillante, Sc
hallaban, ademas. como lampadarios
de prop6sito ,efraternal, 10 mas sobre-
saliente de la ecofraternidad profesio-
nal, periodistas, letrados, escritores, co
rresponsaIssA de la prensa politica y H.
tsraria: en una palabra, mentalidades.
como Gabriel Guerra Mondrag6n, Ra-
fael Perez Marchand, Alfonso Lastra
charriez y muchas mas; y screo que en-
TN ambisnte, en- que dominaba, mas
que IL. pelitiea cue die ,el motivo, la
fuerza de cohesion v espiritualidad con
que estar6 siempre y en- todo momentc
en- perfecta communion, me ,habria ,de
hallar eompletamente satisfecho.
Es. pues, mi case, un case de dis
paTidad de .criterio en- procedimientps,
es a saber, en- las formas que hayan de
emplearse para resolyer Ell problema
planteade ante la opinion del pals, y
no en- su finalidad, 81 ella es legitiIaa-
nente. una cristalizaci6n del ideal
unionista, del ideal supreme de unir
cada tez mas en- una relaci6n cordial,
Ia voluntad el esfuerzo y ell trabajo
moral del pueblo de Puerto Rico. Abra-
Sc campo al espirftu tiemocrataco que.
glebe dcminar en- estas avanzadas del
patriotfsmo, y 81 mismo defendera' 81
pfop6sito. Ell iema debe ser. no So
Ianente -spluribus ,inum'', sino s'todos
en- uho y uro para todos''. Este es el
leraa que debe llevar la bandera dc
Puerto Rico.
rslix MAros BERNIEk.
(De ssEl Dfa'' de Ponce).
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BRlLANIf CONEEDENCIt

i por ,el quito q inteligente professor Mar
ciso castera. La sehorita Felicidad La
"a, ayentajada escritora maygiiezana.
fla6 nombrada secretaria para aquella
reunion.
pespues de Ia presentation por Ell
Inspector Sr. UrrRtia; ,el Lcdo. Adolfo
Medina, en- calidas frases de simpatia
sxpres6 la immense satisfaction que ex-
perimentaba en- aquellos momentos, al
encontrarse entire sas amigos los seilo-
res Huyke y Urrutia y ante los macs
tros de escuela, . los que estaba enco-
nlendada la mas noble de las misiones
del holnbre, La instruction y prepara-
ci6n de las fllturas igeneraciones de la
patria. F'n6 1nefecidamente ovaciona-
do. s ts2sss
AL Hon. IIuyke estuvo ei1comendada
la mission de entregar al compahero
Isaac del Rosario, otro elocuente testi-
moriso de cariao y de recuerdo que los
lnaestros de esta Saltana dedican al
que abandon6 fluestras alas, tai vez
para siempre. Consiste este recuerdo en-
IN hsfheso pensainiento escrito en-
satinado papei blarco, en- el que apa-
recen Los ant6grafos de todos los macs
tros del distrito. sus margenes estan
primorosamente dibujadas con los SIM
bolismos del arte, Ia ciencia y Ia agri-
cnltura, obfa meritoria del maestro dc
dibujo Rafael Carl.
Y ilego el inomento mas culminante
de la conferences, que esperabamos con
la ansiedad del que espera Ell instante
mas feliz de su ,existencia Y don Juan,
como cariHosamente 10 llaman los que
10 tratan con Ia intimidad de la con
tanza, fu6 presentsdo a aqnel selecto
y cnitisimo auditorio, que para dar una
demostraci6n mas de su cortesia, ova-
cion6 y pfisose en- pie, como por nm
resorte, al levantarse en- 81 proscen1o
de aQuel local, la hgura gallarda y sim
patica de insigne Huyke. sus primetas
frases fueron de felicitaci6n a los macs
tros autoridades escoiares de Maya
giiez por aqueflas reuniones tan agra
dables interesantes, que no habia Wis
to en- .otra parte de Puerto Rico. Lue-
uo i1din6 ora tho a dor Iao%,ro a c11
trabajo literario que motive el que el
sr. Urruta le hiciera permanecer entire
nosotros para que 10 oyeramos. Y en-
pez6 a dar lectura a su novela titu-
lada LA Maestro de Jacanas'', que no
podemos comentar en- esta cr6nica, sino
decir, para indicar su valor alcanzado
entire los maestros, que aun Sc coinen-
ia favorablemente en- toda la ciudad.
En- una de las pausas del ilustre lector,
los j6venes artistas Carlos Urrutia J-.
y N. Castera, interpretaron a flaiitas
y piano respectiyamente, una hermosa
,danza del immortal tcannpos. En- otra
,pausa, el autor de "Nifios y Escuelas1
nos deleito ejecutando al piano I'M lin
.disirno walls.
El joven periodista y professor don
Nestor Garcia Rivera cerr6 aauel acto,
expresando al Sr. Huyke en- Iaombre de
los inaestros, nuestra mas sincera fell
citaci6n por su vaIiosa obra pedagogical
y nuestras mas cunphdas graeias por
sa generosa ,cortesia. No cerraremos
,nuestfa cr6nica, sin hacer eonstar Ia
presencia en- aquei sacto del Hon. Com.
Nun. de Educ. DIR. Pedro Monagas.
Fran las once cuando abandonamos
aquel recinto donde sentimos laqvez
seiasaciones de dolor y de algeria.
Rafasl osoR1o HERRERA.
Mayagiiez, p. r., abrii 80 de 1924.
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Cual ses la tienda en- que hay
one comprar forzosa,Rente,
donde coneurre La gente
Ga continue guirigay7
Finlay.
En- donde Ell Abad el Fray
puede hailar sin negative
tienda donde no reciba
Ia respuesta DE NO IIAY7
$. s SFanlay.
Asi.l desde ei Paraguay
hasta el Africa, hoy en- dia
yendiendo Ferreseria
una sola tienda hay:
biz Finlay.
\ Por ESQ sus generates,
eordo haco. q sus rivales
PIcHE o CACHE les dan ny,
haciendolos sus lacayos
son willie y Armando, gallos
en IL casa de Finiay.
ri autor de estas cr6nicas, relacio-
nsdo con la prensa Y concrete de san
to Domingo, solicita alguna representa-
ci6n para aauella plazR- -referencias. y
garantia n. oARIBE.
M. sANTovENA. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-03

oKintalea para steAtrO y para - campo
e1.4B 6olkmente So
Estamos ofrecisndo . usted uno De
los mas bonitos gemelos tanto para
el teAtro como para el campo un
.precio tres o cratro veces mas bajo
que en- cuaiquier 6tra parte. Garanti.
samoa cue este es q prsoio mas ba-
10 en- los Eitados Unidos. debido b
que nosetros sos indportAmos sdirecta-
mente 10 ofrecemos b una parte de
10 que actualmente valen.
Tienen dos p0lgadAs media en-.
tendidos y dos cpaRdo estAn cerradoa
est& equipado con cristales podero-
SOS, 10 que hAce que nsted we'd objes
tos que estsn . vArias millas de dis
tancia. Huy titles para personas que
pasah vacaeiones en- el campo. para
cnsAr 0 para distinguir los anina-
les que pacen en- el prado. TambiAn
90 usa On la opera o en- el cine. Vie
ne en- nm bonito estuche negro. Pre-
clio especial de propaganda mienfras
duran las existencies $1.48.
NO ENvIE DINERO. Pagqe al,
eorreo $1.4s .el franquec cuando re
cibA 81 paquete. Devolveremos .sl di-
Z aero. III usted no oneida satisfecho.
asted M 1ueds satisfscho
NEw YORK CENTRAL SUPPLY 90.
Dept. B-sI
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Las nueve de la 9nafiana es la hora
en- que Sc acostpmbra empezar las con-
ferencias escoiares de este distrito, pc
70 Ia de ia manaha del sabado 2e oe
abfil, debfa empekar L las ocno
':sharpp, pofque asi 10 sxfgia la feIiz
circumstances de ltenef entire nosotros
al Hon. Cofdisionado Insular de Educa-
cEon de Puerto Rico, Juan B. Huykc.
El nos daria una sorpresa amenA y
agradable, gracias a las buenas inicia-
twas del inspector de escuelas Lcdo.
Carlos ". Urrutia.
va eran las ocho de aquella mahana
plet6rica de luz, de perfumes y colo
res. Y en- Ell salon de actos de IA 1 Es-
cuela Superior Sc hallaban reunidoy Ca
81 todos los maestros del distrito To-
dos demostraban en- sus rostros la ale
gria que invadia sus crazones. ;Hernc-
so grupo de mentores! En- su mayor
numero, guapisimas. danfas, que como
palomas que abandonan sus nidos en-
las primeras horas matutinas; estre-
Has refulgentes que surgieran Ell Ell
hImsmento en- las postreras horas YES
psrtinas, daban aquel recinto toda
la algeria de sus arrullos todo Ell
resplandor vivisimo de sus fulgores.
Ell sr. Urrutia, en- breves palabras
anunci6 que daba principio la conferen-
cia, dandose lectura al acta anterior
PONCE REc1A11A HL PuEsTo CUE
LIE oQRREsPoNDE
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LIZ coRREsPoNDE
Ponce, P. R. Abril 20 de 1924.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r.
senior:

Nos completeness en- acompaharie
con la presente .copias de los telegra-
mas enviados en- este dfa al Coberna-
dor de Puero Rico. Speaker de Ia Ca
mara de Representatives y Comisionado
de sanidad, por una Conisi6n cpnjun-
ia de los partidos politicos y sel Club
Rotario de Ponce.
Esperamos tenga I'd. la bondad de
publican estos telegramas en- su Illus
trado diarlo para information de todos,
y anticipandole las gracias por Ia aten-
ci6n qne sirva dispensar la presente,
qusdamos a sus 6rdenes,
Muy atentanente,
f. PARA Cap6, Jorge Oppenheimer,
Eloy Renta, f. L. Porrata Doria, G.
vivas valdivieso, Rafael Lopez Nussa,
Xavier Mariani.
Hon. Miguel Guerra Mondragon.
San Juan.
Consideramos Hospital este Distrito
de sulna itnportancia classes deshereda-
das y suplicamosle nuevamente inAuya
realizaei6n obra tan necesaria Apela-
mos sn esfuerzo y ccrifiamos tener
nuevo motive de gratitud por valiosos
servicios prestados por usted a esta
comunidad.
F. PARA cap6, Jorge oppenneiner,
Eloy Renta, T. L. Porrata Doria, G.
vivas valdivieso, Rafael Lopez Nnssa,
Xavier Mariani.
Hon. .Comisionado de sanidad,
San Juan.
Suplicamosle nuevamente infiuya crea
ci6n Hospital Distrito esta ciudad ohra
indispensable para complementar valio.
SOS servicios prestados a esta comyni-
dad por Dispensarios creados ese De
rartanento.
r. PARA Cap6, Jorge oppenheiner,
Eloy Renta, F. l.. Porrata Doria, G.
Vivas valdivieso, Rafael lopez Nussa,
Xavier Mariani.
Hon. Gobernador Towner,
San Juan.
Comisi6n conjunta partidos pcliticos
v Club Rotario que tuvo Ell honor visi:.
tar listed con motive Hospital este
Distrito, suplicale nuevamente infuy;s
creaci6n esta Ciudad obra tan necesa'
ria classes pobres sur de La Isla.
+. PARA Cap6, Jorge oppenheimer
Eloy Renta, +. L. Porrata Doria. G.
vivas valdivieso, Rafael Lopez Nussaa
xavier Mariani.
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s1EMpRE

.(Continpaci6n de ia pagina III
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(De lei Dia'' de Ponce).
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
CO-OPS. GET INJUNCTION:
CASES ARE CONTINUED

: The cases OF The Monte Vista
Potato Growers Cooperative assoc
iation versus John Hynds and Fred
8. Caldwell were brought to trial
last Saturday before Judge Wiley
In district court.
Preliminary injunctions were
granted by the court against Hynds
and Caldwell for selling to parties
other than the association.
Caldwell and Stephenson. attor.
neys In the Caldwell case. filed an
answer and affidavits but the court
refused to consider them on the
grounds that proper notice had not
been given. Mr.. Hynds filed = bill
OF demurrer which was argued but
was Overruied by the court.
Mr.. Caldwell filed motion TO dis
solve the injunctions and trial Of
the same was set for Tuesday. Feb
ruary 10. At 10 o'clock.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
HOG GROWERS REFLECT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The Hog Growers Association met
At the City Hall Wednesday evening
February 9Th, at 6:l5 y. m. with J
c. Bushingcr chairman and Charles
Edman secretary.
The former board OF directors
was re-electcd: W. II. Tuliy. w. W
Wright. w. +, Kistier. Cephas
Bowsher. John Hynds. p. +. Harne,
and A. G. Robertson.
The board Of directors met n,
the office of Charles Edman. Satur,
day evening. February 9Th. and tn,
following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year:
w. ". Tuiiy. President.
w. w. Wright. vice-President.
Charles Edman. Secretary.
r. l.. stitt. Treasurer.
The assessment levied was the
same ~ the preceding year. beins
s?s.oo per member and 800 per
call by the veterinarians. prs.
Decker and WadleiGh.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
DAIRY FIELD MAN SAID 10 RE
EFffClENT BY THOSE
WHO KNOW HIN

In . letter to o. A. Cramer. his
sister, who lives at Lamar. states
that the dairy association field
man. Mr.. Grandy. Is . good man for
the position and she thinks the San
Luis valley will find the milk In
dustry good one. Mr.. Cramer's
sister 10 extensively engaged In the
dairying business and employs COM
petent help for the work. She
writes. II would advise buying the
very best producers you can get. II
IL not necessary that they should
be purebred and It Is not all the
purebreds that are good producers.
but I do not want TO buy anything
but \ 80 ID. COW. That sort Of COW
does not eat more than Z 20 ID. COW
and you are all the extra milk to
the good"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
Monte Vista Team Has
Two Games Scheduled With
Sanford and Ter BE Swedes

Basketball fans are assured of n
good fast game at the armory next
"Wednesday night. February Goth.
when the fast Sanford team and
the Monte Vista town team will
meet for the third time this sea
son. Sanford was victorious In
both former games.
Preliminary to the Sanford-Monte
Vista game, will be- game between
girls teams from the two towns.
Another game OF more than usual
interest is that arranged between
the Monte Vista town team and Ole
sons Terrible Swcedes" from Cof-
feeviile. Kansas. Th. Swedes have
the record OF being defeated only
twice out OF total OF 80 games this
season. This game will be played
at the Armory March first and viii
be the final gam. Of the season fo'
the local team.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
LEGION TO HOLD
A MASS MEETING

The James G. Hamilton Post No
So. of the American Legion, will
hold a mass meeting at the Armory
Friday. Feb. 18th, at 8 P. NJ. to dis.
cuss the subject Of Adjusted Com,
pensation, and its relations to tax
alton. Doubtless many wonder
why this should be done. National
Commander Quinn states the reason
in clear way. He says: 1.-The
opposition has committed itself to
figures which are false. and to state
ments which are untrue. 1t has
assumed a position 1t can not de-
fend before any fair minded person
1t has adopted methods which no
fair minded person can countenance.
The Legion has not the money or the
agencies for the spreading OF pro-
paganda which are at the service OF
the opposition"
Ex-service men were content to
leave the matter Of Adjusted Com
pensation up to Congress. but the
unfair methods which have been a
dopted by the opposition. which
comes mostly from the moneyed in
terests of the country. has aroused
their Indignation and their fighting
spirit. All they ask Is that you
give them an opportunity to present
10 you the facts which they feel con-
fident you are not aware of. for. as
Commander Quinn said "The Legion
has not the money or the great a
gencies for the spreading OF propa-
ganda which are at the service OF
the opposition" So they have de-
cided on mass meeting at which
to present these facts.
The local post believes that this
meeting will be a memorable event
In the history OF Monte Vista. Fit
ting tribute will be made to the
memory OF late Ex-President Will
son. their Commander-in-Ch dur
inE the World War. A good pro-
gram Of music and speeches has been
arranged for. You surely are inter-
ested In knowing how your ea-ser-
vice men feel on this question
Don't let anyone talk you out OF the
notion OF coming
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
local Talent Makes
! Big Hit in High Class
Musical Comedy Show

t"The Gypsy Rover" a musical
comedy given at the Armory Thurs
day and Friday nights Of last week
vas greeted by large and enthusias-
c audiences. on each night. and
PAS SO well received that the par
dcipants who had devoted severa.
weeks Of intensive study and re.
hearsal. feel well repaid for their
work. The play was entirely OF
home talent and was the most pre-
tentious entertainment Of that char
aeter that has been given In Monte
Vista.
"The Gypsy Rover" is a story OF
Rob, who was kidnapped when an In
FAINT by nurse, and lived the life
Of gypsy. His later years are full
OF interesting events. which of
course, end In they lived happily
ever after" The story is told in
song and dialogue. in which the
music predominates. in beautiful
solo work and splendid choruses.
When the curtain goes up in the
first act. the scene is that of a camp
Of gypsies, clad In their character
istic colorful costumes which are ac.
centuated by vari-colored spo,
light. The orchestra leads the
gypsies into their opening chorus
which Is charming. From that time
the music of the act is light and
cere-free As becomes a gypsy peo-
IA until the advent Of an English
nobleman and his lady. The gypsy
hero. Rob. and Lady Constance
fall in love at first sight" and en-
Joy each other immensely until the
.lady's father arrives and a vigorous
and melodious chorus In hunting
song closes the act. In the second
act. the scene is . room in the
house of Sir George where the cos.
Times represent formal society Of
the period Of 1873. The music in
this act is more staid hut, equslly
piSebiuR- ~ teatuTe IL
the comedy skit by two gypsy rob-
bers who invade the house. The act
Is replete with solos. duets and
chOruses. The third act reveals
the true identity OF Rob AZ Sir Gil
bert Howe. OF English nobility. and
the music portrays a happy spirit
that In ciimaxed In n grand finale
by the entire company.
The play was given In Monte Vista
by fifty-four people. all of whom. as
well as the director and assistants
are TO be congratulated upon the
excellence OF the production. The
Rotary club. under whose auspices
the show was given. realized n good
sum OF money for use In their edu-
cational fund for boys.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
Potato Conferences
will Be Held In This
Valley Next Week

Meetings will be held under the
general direction of the three Coun-
ty Agricultural Agents of the val
ley. The Denver and Rio Grande
Western, A. r. T. company. and
Horticultural Department OF Colo
RADIO Agricultural College cooper
ating in these Round Table con-
ferences.
h. A. Chisholm. father OF the
Potato Industry in San Luis Valley;
DR.. +. p. Sandstein, head of Horti-
cultural Department Colorado Agri-
cultural College: G. S. Kelch, GEN
eral Agent for A. r. T. company:
Denver; E. F. McCune. Federal
Supervising Inspector for Colorado,
Denver: W. II. Olin, Supervisor OF
Agriculture, Denver and Rio Grande
Western, Denver; will meet with
growers and business men to talk
over growers problems and best
way to stabilize the potato industi,
in this. the largest potato district in
the intermountain region.
Meetings have been arranged as
per following schedule:
Center-Feb. II, 1880 p. m.
Sargent School-Feb. %. 1880 p.
m.
Monte Vista-Feb. 22. 1880 p. n,
at the City Hall.
Bowen Club House-Feb. 23.
1880 p. m.
Del Norte-Feb. %. 1880 y. IN.
at school house.
These meetings are open to all.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
PROMOTERS PLEAD
GUILTY TO FRAUDS

After a six-year fight against blue
sky concerns and get-rich-quick
schemes which had INVADED this val
ley. c H. Kohler has placed "finis"
at the conclusion of the chapter in
which 1t Is written that the pro-
moters Of the Tractor Z Imple-
ment Co." plead guilty to fraud in
federal court in Denver last Friday.
The so-called company above
mentioned operated upon one of the
most astounding plans of high fin
ance ever conceived by mind or
man. At the outset, 40 percent OF
the stock was appropriated by the
promoters. ]. F. Hand and Mont
Flynn. and the balance was to be
sold. Then the promoters were to
take $SS out of every 500 of the
farmers money. out Of possible
stock sale Of $250.o00. Finally.
It was planned that only $4,000
should reach the treasury-whIch
was dissipated by the promoters in
paying salaries to themselves. Of
flee expenses. etc. Mr.. Kohler un-
earthed the proposition and got the
facts which were placed In the
hands OF the government prosecutor
In 1920 and after considerable de-
lay resulted in confession by the
principals in the crooked scheme.
Any OF the stockholders in this val
can easily figure from the way the
money was handled Just when they
may expect to get back the money
they invested In the Tractor and
Implement Co."
Mr.. Kohier directed his investi-
cations against other stock selling
concerns during campaign OF the
past six years and the results have
been federal convictions Of the pro-
moters in each instance.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-15
CREAMERY 1bOCRLt.H OUTPUT
SINCE JANUARY FIRST

Jesse NJ. Mann. the new propri.
etor Of the Sunrise Creamery. re-.
ports that he IL extremely well
pleased with the increase In bust
ness which he Is having and the
favorable outlook for the COMING
year. Since taking charge OF the
creamery the nrst OF the year. Mr..
Mann has doubled the output OF the
creamery. and Is producing very
nnc grade OF butter. The creamery
is supplying buttormilk TO large
number OF customers.
Mr.. Mann is particularly pleased
with the receipts Of cream from the
farmers. many Of whom are ship
ping cream from distance.