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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
TO SELECT DELEGATES TO
MARKETING CONFERENCE

Growers, bankers and bust
ness men from Washington,
Oregon and idaho will be in
attendance at the meeting in
Yakima on january Is and 16
to take part i'll the discussions
about better system for mar
keting the apple crop of the
Northwest.
The present disorderly sys-
TEN of marketing has brought
about a chaotic condition that
promises to spell disaster for a
good many of the fruit produc-
ing sections of the northwest
and has reached a point where
it requires the united effort of
all business interests if the APP
pie industry is to be put back
upon it's feet.
Local growers desire to he
represented at Yakima and take
part in the working out of the
marketing plan and they have
called meeting TO be held at
Grange hall on Monday even
ing, January 7th. at which they
expect to elect delegates to
the Yakima meeting.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
STUDENTS RETURN TO
SCHOOL

College and out of town high
school students who have been
spending the Christmas vacation
ut their respective homes in
White Bluffs have been scatter
ing back to their schools this
week. Edmund Tromanhauser,
Cecil Barge and Adolph Swan
son to the state college at Pull
man; Margaret Jean Wheeler
and Annie Lou O'Larey to Reed
College, Portland; Lorraine Shan
ahan and Margaret Weber to
st. Josephs, Academy, Yakima;
Leona Tigner, high school, Yak
ina; lola Van Akin, high school,
Raymond; Jesse Smoots, bust
ness college, Tacoma. Cremont
and Margaret Stewart of Alas
ka who are schoolmates of Mon
lea Shanahan in st. Josephs
Academy, Yakima, and who
spent their vacation at the Shan
ahan home, will return to their
school in about two weeks or
when they have recovered from
an attack of measles. Monica
will return with them to school.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
DR.. SPAULDlNG FINDS MANY
CASES OF GOITRE HERE

DR.. Spaulding of Kennewick,
Benton county health officer. spoke
to a small but interested audience
on Thursday afternoon at the high
school, on "Goitre."
Goitre is an enlargement of the
thyroid gland, which lies on either
side of and across the windpipe.
The function of this gland is to
supply iodine to the body. If the
iodine falls below Il of 1 per cent.
the gland enlarges and is notice
able. This condition causes ner-
vousness and retards normal devel-
opment in children. Sometimes
more serious goltres or cancer, de-
velop.
A baby horn with a goitre is
dwarfed. not apt to live, and some
times an idiot. Much mental de-
ficiency among children is due to
goitre. The trend of modern med
icine is to prevent disease and the
state health league has interested
! the doctors in helping to carry on
an educational campaign in the
schools, thru the health officers.
The iodine salts used in the treat
ment are perfectly harmless. BY
handling this in the schools the
iodine can be given regularly and
the health league can keep perfect
account Of results
This valley is in a goitre belt, as
our water comes from mountain
source and is deficient in iodine.
Dr.. Spaulding found upon an exam
ination of the pupils in the White
Bluffs schools that Of the
80 pupils in the high school there
we're II with goitre; in the 7th and
9th grades, IL out of 10; in the 5th
and 9Th grades, IA out of 26; 3rd
and 4th grades, 10 out of l8; and
in the 1st and End grades. IA out
of Is Of the tiny tots were goitre
sufferers. The percentage of boys
with goitre was larger than in any
other school he had examined.
If the treatment is given in the
schools, cards are cent to the par
ents to sign and return if they
wish their children to have the TO-
dine. which is sent by the state
health league at cost to the par
ent Of SOC per child for a school
years treatment. One tablet is
given each child per week. 1t is
advised that children take them
during the school term. then rest
during the summer and repeat the
next year.
Cards are being sent out in our
schools for a half years treatment
and Dr. Spaulding hopes for an in
terested response. An adult wish.
ing the tablets can obtain them for
s5c by writing to DR.. Spauldlng.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
PROPOSE ERlDGE AT VANTAGE

Elbert NJ. Chandler, former
ly head of the state reclamation
service and a we'll known civil
engineer, writes from Olympia
that Senator Jones has intro
duced a bill in congress giving
Mr.. Chandler the authority to
construct a highway bridge
across the Columbia river at
Vantage ferry. He has recent
ly financed and is now building
a big bridge across the Colum-
bia river at Hood river.
Mr.. Chandler fails to state
the exact plan he contemplates
using in financing and building
a bridge at Vantage ferry. 1t
is believed locally he contem-
plates constructing Il toll bridge.
The success of the toll bridge
recently constructed between
Kennewick and Pasco has been
remarkable for the first year
OF ltS operation.
1t is understood that the con-
struction cost Of erecting n
bridge at Vantage ferry would
be less than at Kennewick, be
cause the river is considerably
narrower at Vantage and there
is a good rock base for pier
work.
Mr.. Chandler points out the
enormous amount of traffic
that would pass that way.
were there a bridge at Vantage
instead of ferry. The ferry
handles an enormous amount of
business in the summer months
but travel in the winter months
is comparatively light The
history of bridges has been
that it increases traffic mater
tally. 1t is believed there is
approximately as much llsi-
ness over the ferry during
year now as would be needed
to pay good interest on toll
bridge. His proposition has
naturally aroused much inter
est here in Ellensburg. where
the advantages of snch bridge
in bringing tourist business in
to the valley is fully appre-
ciated. d.-Ellensburg Record.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
BETTER ROAD TO YAKIMA

According to the Yakima Repub-
lie, the Yakima Commercial club
intends to devote considerable Ell
ergy during the coming year to
fostering the building of good
road between that city and White
Bluffs. The Republic Gays:
Outstanding among the lines
of work to be carried on by the
Commercial club during the com.
ing year, if the plans of Secre tary
O. G. Scots come true, is the de-
velopment of better road facilities
between Yakima and the White
Bluffs country. Secretary Scots
points out that when the Priest
Rapids power development is under
way, it is imperative that Yakima
have good road connection if it is
to get it's share of the resulting
business.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
FILES NOTICE TO PROTECT
WATER RIGHT OWNERS

In order to protect the inter
ests of his clients, the Hanford
water right owners, Attorney
Carroll b. Graves of Seattle,
has filed the following notice
with Marvin Chase, supervisor
of hydraulics, Olympia. The
purpose of the notice is to have
the license for the building of
the Priest Rapids dam granted
only upon the assurance of
protection of the water-right
owners. When the applicable
for the temporary permit was
asked by the Washington Irri
CATION & Development company
about three years ago, the
Priest Rapids Irrigation Dis
trict directors filed a similar
notice with the Water Power
Leasing Board and the tempo
rary permit when it was issued
contained provision protect
ing the water right owners.
The notice to Mr.. Chase reads
as follows:
"The land owners and water
users under rs old Hanford
Irrigation s. Yower Company's
irrigation system have recently
had called to their attention
the application of the Washing
ton Development & Irrigation
Company to appropriate water
at Priest Rapids. The lands
of these people are irrigated
through the agency Of the power
plant at Priest Rapids, the
pumping plant below the power
plant, and the main irrigation
canal and laterals. The appro-
priation for the irrigation sys-
tenn above mentioned was made
from the water of the Columbia
River in 1909, or approximately
that year, and such appropria-
ton has been maintained ever
since. Under the water code
the rights SO acquired by ac-
tual use are superior to any
rights thereafter sought through
permit from your office, as we
understand the law in this
state. Since it means any ap-
preparation planned by the
Washington Development & Ir-
rigation Company will preclude
absolutely the working of the
old Hanford Irrigation System,
the holders Of deeds and con-
tracts under the Hanford Irriga-
tion & Power Company, feel
compelled to protest against
the granting of the pending ap-
plication. The water users
aforesaid are seeking to main
tain their rights under vol
untary association called the
Hanford-White Bluffs Water
Users Association, and as their
attorney | am sending this pro
test, and requesting the privi-
lege of a hearing at which the
grounds of the protest may be
submitted in full.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
PRUNING DEMONSTRATION

A pruning demonstration and
lecture will be given by Mr..
Armstrong of the extension SER
vice of the state college at
the Legion Hall on Tuesday,
January 9Th. The meeting is
being held in Legion hall in
order to accommodate the grow
ers of both White Bluffs and
Hanford as only one meeting for
this valley can be held. 1t will
be an all day meeting and grow
ers are requested to bring a
lunch.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

TIE annual stockholders meet
irg of thessWhite Bluffs Water com
pany will be held at 8 p. M. Thurs.
day. January 10th. 1924, at the
grade school house. The meeting
is for the purpose of electing a
board of trustees for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of any
other business that can properly
come before the meeting. A full
attendance Of stockholders is de-
sired. Il. D. BARGE. Sec'y.
3115OO
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
ANNOUNCEMENT!

Next Thursday evening at the
Grange hall, the White Bluffs
Grange will open its annual card
tournament. Prizes will be given
to those holding the highest score
for the evening. All those wishing
to participate in the series should
be present at the opening so as to
obtain a high score for the season.
Each evenings card playing will be
Csc; refreshments, l5c extra.
All are welcome.
JOHN L. BROWN,
Sec'y w. B. Grange.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
ANNUAL MEETING OF CLUB

The annual meeting of the
White Bluffs Community Club
will be held in the high school
auditorium on Tuesday evening,
January 9Th. Officers for the
ensuing year are to be elected
and other important business
will be up for consideration.
A full attendance is urged.
JOHN McFEE, Chairman.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
Record For The Year

Highest, 1OS degrees, August
IS; lowest, S degrees above
zero, February 13. Mean max
imlm, 66 minus; mean minimum,
AZ plus. Total rainfall, 4.29
inches. Days clear, 203; partly
cloudy, 50; cloudy, 80. Latest
below in spring, 32 degrees
March 10Th. Earliest below in
fall, 32 degrees October 30.
F. G. KOPPEN,
Cooperative observer.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-01-04
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD

Month Of December, 1923.
Latitude 46 deg. A min. Long
itude, 10 deg. 33 min. Eleva-
ton 410 feet.
Temperature, highest 65; low
est 8. Mean maximum 43;
mean minimum 27. Days clear,
II, partly cloudy, s.; cloudy, Is.
Rainfall, .6S inches. Snowfall
8 inches.
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quista Germana Berton, titulado "La
Muchacha Vengadora de Paris. En-
e. Sc cuenta la vida y milagros de la
heroina anti -monarquica que mato a
Mario Plateau y Sc vic envuelta en- ell
asesinato de Leon Daudet, hijo.
En- las otras paginas articulos tan in
teresantes como los q. llevan por IT,
tulos: "'No luchar6 contra mi amigo
por ell Campeonato' donde Sc tratan
los mas recientes acontecimientos del
mundo pugilista; "Entre Mimosas" =,
version novelesca por Tirrel, del dra-
ma de Alfredo Savoir y Leopoldo
Marchand; LA Cenicienta del Mum
do de los Insectos', y otros mas de-
dicados al hogar las modas. Y por
nltimo una pagina grafica titulada
mi una palabra, "ellas" 10 dicen
todo"... iY para que decir NADIA?
"Ellas" 10 dicen tod6..
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Ell Trono de Espana en- los buenos item
pos del Conde de Reus, la Acadia dc
Arecibo Sc le ofrece a todos, menos
u les arecibenos.
Y, sin embargo, iCuantos arecibe-
nos hay, dignisimos, que podrian con
honor desempenar la Acadia, ponien:
do en- clio todo ell amor de que son ca
PAGES por este redazo de terra en- que
nac:eron!
Pero uada cuenta, NADIA vale GUAM
do Sc trata de los hijos de Arecibo.
El que estas lineas escribe, no ma
clio en- esta inv,cta villa; pero aqui ha
visto transcurrir los mejores amos de
su vida estima que es de justicia IN
que Sc Iovanta reclamando Ell aere:ho
de los hijos de este suelo, regir sus
propios destinos locales, dentro de IL
gran patria insular.
Estamos ailn en- ell monento de las
rectifcacioDes, caballeros directories.
Sean mas regionalstas los que aqui
nacieron mas agradecidos los que
viven a la sombTa de este viejo So
lar del Tanama Arecibo tiene hom-
bres para sus puestos busquemosles
y que Sc haga de una vez y para STEM
pre-. justic;a y NADIA mas que justicia
Iniciemos una politica de repara-
cion, para que asi no pueda repetirse
contra nosotros la censura de Ia para
bola, que no haya necesidad de de-
cir con un dejo de amargura y des-
esperanza: Canine de la mar, al otro
lado del Rio Grande, esta Arecibo.
GALILEA DE LOS GENTILES.
DEMoULINS.
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Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
MASCOTAS

SIR JAMES FRAZER nos ha ia
cilitado interesantisimas observacio-
nes sobre ell asunto de las mascotas.
Una mascota es ell ANIMAL, planta
Il otro objeto cualquiera que protege
la tribu o Ia familia Asi pues, es
e. nombrc, titulo 0 cmblema de "a
conciencia colectiva de la tribu.
Una de las primeras tendencies
del animal humane cuando empelo
tener uso de razon fua la de for
mar grupos con otros animales de su
misma clase. Esta agrupacion tenia
muchas ventajas. Proporcionaba pro-
tecci6n asi como gozo social.
Pero tambi6n tenia un importan-
t;simo efecto psicologico. Afectaba
profundamente su mente. FL pensar
es un trabajo muy penoso y fuerte,
= la conciencia colectiva le hbrab2,
en- muchas ocasiones, de pensar.
Y todavia es asi.
La humanidad es actualmente CO.
mo ha sido casi siempre, aunque
haya existido durante cuatro mil
;.noso cuatrocientos mill aunque us
ted acepta la cronologia de los teo-
logos de los cientificos. En- ambos
casos no ha existido mucho tempo
Comparado con las extensiones oe
la historic cosmica, resulta una Inca
muy d6bil sobre una vasta pagi-
na en- blanco. Tenemos todas las "a
zones para creer que ell g6nero hU-
mano esta todavia en- su infancia.
Ahondando en- una mente del 81
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ADULTERADoREs DE LEcHE
CASTIGADOS

Ell Juez Foote, de la Corte de Dis
trito de San Juan, sentencio Is dias
de carcel a Rogue Gonzalez adultera-
dor de leche en- ell Barrio obrero.
Ell Juez Lloreda, de la Corte de Dis
trito de Arecibo, sentencio a 90 dfas
de carcel pago de costas a los 81
guientes adulteradores de leche: Fe-
lipe Alicea, de Manati Jose Coma
Jez. de Morovis; Eleuterio Rodriguez,
Pablo Santiago v Jose Cedre; de Are
cibo; Francisco Gonzalez, Pedro Al
barran y Eloy Medina. de Utuado;
Y scntencio, ademds. a 25 dias de car
eel pago de costas a Ciriano Her
nandez, de Arecibo.
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glo veinte encontraremos un trogio-
dita.
Ahora el mayor delincuente de Ia
tribu no es el hombre que sc MEGA
a obedecer a la mascota o que Sc
opone a ella. FL mayor de los delin.
cuentes es el que dice que la mas
Gotta no es mas que una mascota.
Justamente como entire los idolatras
el mayor delincuente habria sido Il
desgraciado que dijera que el idolo
no es mas que un pedazo de MADEIRA.
Y 10 peor de todo no es que ten
gamos mascotas, pues al fin Y al ca
bo tienen su razon Y su uso. Lo peoc
cs que pensamos como mascotas.
Hay gentes que no piensan NADIA
en- absolute hasta que no Sc tropie-
zan con 10 Que otros piensan. Lejos
de estimarlo como una debilidad e
no tener mas opinion que la de la
multitud, nos mostramos orgullosos
de pensar con el populacho. apar
tamos de ruestro lado como a un
leproso a quien tiene el atrevimiento
de pensar independientemente.
La familia le llama un renegade,
la iglesia le llama un hereje, y la
naci6n lie llama un traidor.
Y en- realidad, la mayor parte DC
los sentimientos los cuales damos
el nombre de respeto y reverencia,
no son sino residuos del vieio SEN
timiento hacia las mascotas que ex-
perimentaron nuestros ancestrale5
abuelos.
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| Newspaper Syndicate.)
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como del otro. Son muy pocas las
maestras que Sc parecen a Luisa
M6ndez Y MonterN V nuy pocos los
PROFESSIONALS que pueden compararse
con Antonio Sanchez Quesada, pera
por este mismo es que debemos es-
forzarnos en- aumentar ell numero de
estas Luisas de estos Antonios
para bien de nuestros campesinos
abandonados de nuestro pueblo
lastimosamente extraviado por lide-
res faltos de vision de conciencia,
Admire en- I'd al sembradoT de
la simiente luminosa de la verdad Y
de la simiente fecunda del amor.
Persista I'd. en- sembrar en- todas
las estaciones del ano y en- todos los
lugares del campo, que aunQue al
principle. la cosecha pareZca no guar
dar proportion con la siembra, dla
llegara en- que la cosecha sobrepa-
sara en- ell future las esperanzas
anhelos del presente. Sembremos
ell bien, que su cosecha sera inevi-
table, segurisima en- ell tempo Y Ell
la eternidad, en- la patria y en- Il
universe.
Muchas gracias por su valioso OBJ
sequio lie da su agradecido amigo y
enthusiastic admirador,
Abelardo NJ. Diaz MORALES.
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/ INF ORMAC CION GENERAL
INAUGURATION DE LA ESCUELA
JOSE c. BARBOSA EN-
BAYAMON

Ell lunes a las 8 de la noche cele-
braran en- la ciudad de Bayam6n la
Inauguration de la Escuela Jose Gel
so Barbosa, hernoso editcio egcolar
que ha de perpetuar la memoria de
uno de los mas ilustres hijos de Bo-
rinquen.
Ell acto promote resultar solemnisi-
mo dado los intelectuales que toma-
ran parte en- ell Pronunciaran dis
cprsos alusivos el distinguido presi-
dente de nuestro mas alto tribunal de
justicia ell Hon. Emilio del Toro, ell
Lcdo. Cayetano Coll y Cuchi y ell Sc
for Huyke.
Agradecemos la invitacion quo nos
hace ell Director Escolar de Baya-
mon, seiior Gaetan Barbosa.
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PEPITo Y NARcIso FIGUERoA.
CONTINUAN APUNTANDOSE
s TkIUNFOS EN- MADRID

PepitO Narciso Figueroa, la pareja
maestro JESUS Figueroa, contintlan con-
quistando laureles por tierras de la vie
ia Iberia. Nos completeness en- publican
los dguientes parrafos que entresaca
mos de una carta que desde Madrid, lie
escribe la Sefiorita Amaha Paou, una
dana dc dtcha ciudad, ventaj ajosamente
conocida. como critica musical
"Antes de pasar hablarte de los
mios, por quienes tanto te interesas,
te dire Ia gran satisfaction y algeria
que hemos tenido al recibir y OR a til
amiguito, Pepe Figueroa. Es, como bien
decias, un muchacho simpatiquisimo y
de gran talento, que dadas la aplica-
cion Y ontusiasmo que demuestra por
su arte, har5 una brillante carrera.
''Toca acknowledgements, tiene una ia.
cilidad asombrosa, Y el estudio cons
tsnte en- que no desmaya, y los conse-
Jos de sus maestros, haran de 6l un
gran artista.
! 1so n1isrno creo poder decir de su
hermano Narciso, quien nos presento
el otrp dia. Este Sc obstino en- no tocar
solo, sino acompanando Pepe, a pc
sar de 10 cual, pudimos juzgar de sus
grandes condiciones para la mdsica.
Tambien 6l es un muchacho muy agra.
dable.
''No es de extrafiar las disposiciones
que demuestran los dos, siendo de IA.
miha de artistas, como su madre Y 81
ito Augusta, el cual fue en- tiempos
companero de Luisita en- la clase dc
Bordas.''
Hasta aoui las palabras de dicha da
ma, que hablan de una manera elo
cuente del brillante porvenir que espe.
ra a Pepito Y Narciso Figueroa, do:
glorias de nueStra islita.
Nos completeness en- extendcr nues
ira mas sincera felicitaci6n los pa
pas do dichos j6venes, don JESUS Fl
gueros doia Carmen sanabia de Fl
gueroa por los brillantes triunfos que
eSt&n obteniendo an Espaha Pepito J
Narciso.
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lQUE oCUERE EN- Ell SENO DE
LA ALBANIA?

Anoche los senores Gallardo Diaz,
Gallardo Jr. Y doctor Ramon A. Diaz,
preeminentes elementos dentro de la
polftica aliancista en- Naguabo, nos
entregaron copia de los siguientes te-
legramas dirigidos a la Asamblea de
la Alianya, que denotan~ un malestar
de fondo cuyas causas ignoramos.
Asamblea de la Alianza, San Juan.
''Bien POGO valemos, pero circuns-
tancias obligannos separarnos Allan
"a. va expIcaremos tempo razones
asisten.
Lcdo. F. Gallardo Diaz,
DR.. Ramon A. Rios,
Arturo Gallardo, Jr.'.
"Asamblea de la Alianza, San
Juan.
"Renuncio cualquier puesto para
Ell que fuere elegido por no estar con
forne procedimientos antidemocrati-
cos.
Lcdo. F. Gallardo DIAZ.
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CARTA ALBERTA AL SENOR
JUAN 3. HUYKE
Caguas, =. r.,
Julio 16 de 1924.

Caguas, p R.,
julio 16 de 1924.
Sr. Juan 3. Huyke,
San Juan, P. r.
Di8tinguido amigo:
Hace pocos dias recibi su novela
corta ia Maestro de Jacanas' ia
cual he leido con profundo interes
V verdadero provecho. Ha estado I'd.
muy acertado en- la presentation de
los protagonistas principales, Y es-
pecialmente de la tan consagrada
maestro Luisa Mendez Y Montero,
simbolo o ideal del maestro que
siente verdadera vocaci6n por su es-
cuela Y por el bien de la comuni-
dad en- que vive, como Marcos, e.
h6roe de la novela LA Verdad" es-
crita por Emilio Zola, y Emilio
Ratti. el heroe de LA Novela de IN
Maestro. de Edmundo de Amicis.
Ojala que la lectura simpatica y
cuidadosa de su novelita eleve los
ideales del Magisterio portorrlqueno
Y atraiga su seno los elemento7
meior preparados tanto de un sex1
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del deporte hipico en- Puerto Rico.
3:-Que de esta Resolution autorizs
da por ell Presidente y ell Secretario 81
libre una copia para entregar a la Sc
nora viuda de dicho senior jose E. Be
nedicto, dona Carmen Fournier como III
testimonio de profundo afecto y de
respeto Ia consideration que q Ia Co
mission Hipico Insular de Puerto Rice
mereci6 y merecer& siempre eI recuer
do de su ilustre compafiero don jose
e. Beneoicto.
"Certifico: que la anterior es
una copia fiel y exacta de la Reso
luci6n original adoptada por la Co.
mission Hfpica Insular en- ell dia
de hoy.
J. PEfJA REYES
STANDARDIZATION
F. J. RICHARDSON,
Presidente.
FL sepelio del cadaver del ilustre
hombre plblico, verifcado en- la tar
de aver, result6 una sentida manifes-
tacion de duelo publico, demostrativa
del s6lido prestigto del hondo cariho
de que gozaba el senior Benedicto en-
tre todas las clases sociales, politi-
cas- Y reGgiosas del pals. A su entie-
RIO asistieron todos los delegados a
la Convention de la Ahanza que Sc
veriica en- esta Capital .as1 como los
mas connotados ll6eres de las dos CO.
lectividades hist6ricas unidas.
Ell MUNDO, que supo siempre gnar
dar afecto estimacion al senior Ge-
nedicto, Y merecida admiration para
el puertorriQueilo, acompaiia en- su do
lor los deudos del ilustre fenecido,
y env1a por medic de estas llnsas sin
ceras ell testimonio de su mas senti-
do pSsame todos los familiares del
seiior Benedicto, Y muy particular
mente su senora viuda dofa Elisa
Fournier ? su hermano don Raul Be
nedicto.