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The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
OUR WATER PROBLEM
DISCUSSED AT ROTARY
BY NOTED ENGINEER

Water was the topic discussed at
Tuesdays meeting of the Flagstaff
Rotary club, at which, including mem
bers, there were 70 people present.
The comprehensive address of |. B.
Koch, chairman for the day, will be
found in separate article in this is
sue.
r. E. Mcdonnell of Burns & Nc
Donnell, Kansas City, the engineering
experts employed some time ago by
this city to investigate all possible
sources of additional water supply and
recommend the best one and the best
procedure of development, was intro
duced by Mr.. Koch.
Mr.. Mcdonnell will be in Flagstaff
all this week. 1t is expected that he
will address the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, the Hiram club and, on
Saturday night at the Orpheum, a
mass meeting of Flagstaff taxpayers.
All Flagstaff taxpayers are invited
to attend this meeting at the Or
pheum. The water situation and the
question of the bonds to be voted on
December 80 are of vital interest, and
there is no excuse for any person re-
manning in the dark on these queS-
tions. Mr.. Mcdonnell will use slides
and moving pictures to illustrate has
very interesting address. The early
part of the program will be devoted
to picture and the address will come
shortly after 8 o'clock, when the
stores will be closed and all will have
opportunity to be present.
Mr.. Mcdonnell on Tuesday said that
for years Flagstaff has been working
for a satisfactory water contract witt
the Santa Fe railroad company, ano
now has one that is not only salts
factory but is far more favorable tc
the town than any other water con.
tract, so far as he knows, between
town and railroad company. The
Santa Fe offers to pay 20 cents {
thousand gallon for all of the Flag
staff water it uses. In Parsons, Kan.
where the next most favorable rat
is obtained from railroad company
the latter pays only II cents thou
sand gallons. In Kansas City th'
Continued on Page Six)
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
ORPHEUM FREE To-
MORROW NIGHT

Admittance at the Orpheum
theater tomorrow, Saturday, night
will be free, city council having
leased the theater for that night to
give all Flagstaff taxpayers an OPP
portunity to become fully acquaint-
ed with the present water situa-
tion, the details of the proposed
sale of water bonds and the use to
which the bond money is to be put.
At eight o'clock the program will
begin with the showing of pic
ture reel. At nine, r. E. McDon-
nell of Kansas City, member of the
firm of Burns & Mcdonnell, Flag
staff's consulting engineers on the
water situation, will speak, using
both slides and moving pictures in
illustrating his points. Following
that there will be a comedy reel.
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
OUR H. S. BASKETBALL
TEAMS INVADE EAST

The girls high school basket ball
team starts out this afternoon for
Winslow and Holbrook for their first
games this season, confident of vic
tory in both cases. Winslow had the
better end of the scores last year,
but has lost several good players, and
the local team is in fine fettle.
They will meet Holbrook Friday
night and Winslow on Saturday night.
Their coach, Miss Olive McNerney,
will accompany the team, which con-
sists of Althea Terry, Ruth Mary
Switzer, forwards; Pauline Brandt,
jumping center; Florence Meyer, side
center; Elma Dickinson and Alberta
Kinsey, guards, and the substitutes,
Continued on Page Eleven)
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
BIG SNOW AND THUNDER
FAILS TO PUT US UNDER

Did it storm?
Well say it did!
1t was a dandy, and the best of it
is it was pretty general all over Ari-
zona. Prescott got about two inches
of wet, Phoenix nearly half an inch.
Flagstaff got about two inches more
snow than Williams. In the McNary
country there is more snow than here.
There is very little east of Winona.
Monday night it began raining.
Next day it was half snow and half
rain all day and most Of that night,
and wet snow fell pretty nearly all
day Wednesday. 1t cleared some, and
then more came early yesterday morn
ing. Spits followed until yesterday
Continued on Page Eleven)
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
UKES HAVE PARTY

The Ukelele club climbed Mars hill
Friday night for a jolly evening of
music and dancing at the home of
Miss Marcia Slipher. Refreshments
were served at a late hour to the fol-
lowing: Merwin Schwarz, president;
Joy Buell., secretary; Loretta and Ann
Jake, Helen Runke, Kathleen and Ed
Conrard, Jewell Washburn, Mary
Wilson, Frank Whitehouse, Walter
Runke, John Metz, Clyde Caffey,
Scherman Schwarz, Weldon Brinton,
Joe Sheehan.
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
REBEKAHS ELECT

The Rebekah lodge held its annual
election of officers last Thursday
night, the following being chosen for
1925: Jennie Phillips, noble grand;
Lois Jones, vice grand; Gertie Cooper,
recording recretary; Rebecca Spear,
financial secretary; Emma Lehr,
treasurer; Alice Clarke, trustee for
three-year term; Cora Mills, trustee
for one-year term.
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19

many rooms. Some are in pretty fair
state of preservation. All are built
of red sandstone, on hills and canyon
rims. Wupatki is in section 80, town
ship %, range 10 north. One takes
the old Tuba City road about a mile
beyond the junction of the latter with
the Old Grand Canyon road. Com
ing back to Flagstaff it is better to
drive northwest to the Citadel ruin,
hence to the new Tuba road and
Continued on Page Eleven)
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
P. o. OPEN SUNDAY

Postmaster R. j. Connor announces
that next Sunday the post office will
be open all day for the receiving and
giving out of mail There will be
two deliveries. Those who are mail
ing packages for rural destinations
should mail them early enough to be
received on the oath, because Christ
mas is full holiday for rural car
riers. On Christmas day in Flagstaff
the local office will be open until II
a. m. and there will be one delivery.
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19

Zane Grey, famous author; Bert
Glennon noted moving picture direc-
tor, and score of other moving pic
ture people as well as several Flag
staff people are unanimous In the
above statements.
It just can't be done, and that is
all there is to it.
George Mccormick of this city, who
conceived the idea of the drive, then
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
FAMOUS DEER DRIVE WAS
COMPLETE FAILURE; DEER
CHARGED MEN, BREAKING
THROUGH LINE AT WILL
Deer lust cannot be driven!

Deer just Cannot De uTIVeII! Z -
That's the emphatic statements of all of the men who
returned yesterday and the day before from the scene OF
the famous proposed drive
The deer could not be herded; and when they broke
to run they went through the line of drivers rather than
awav from it.
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
ANCIENT INDIAN PUEBLO
RUINSNORTHEASTHERE
SET TASIDEBY PRESIDENT
ASNATIONAL MONUMENT

There's information but woeful scarcity of details in
the that 1.-TWO tracts of land in Arizona,
west of the Little Colorado river and about 80 miles north
east of Flagstaff have just been set aside national
monument by proclamation of President Coolidge0
The Coconino sun., 1924-12-19
DEER ARE POOR, MANY FOUND DEAD;
MOUNTAIN LIONS SHOULD NOT BE SHOT

Written for The Sun by Zane Grey
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09
zLAT0 CERNonoRskEHo kRkLE.
IA TRICET MILLIONU DOLLARU BYLO HO
NALEZENO v CETYNI.

Pafiz, 8. kvetna = Belehradu dosa zprava, ze
zlato soukromeho pokadu byvaeho cenohorseho
Mikulase naezeno byo Ceyn nepochybne rozdeleno
bude stenym dem mez cleny byvae kraovske rony
nohorske jhoslovanskou vadu patrani DO tomto po
kladu pokracovano byo vs chosti priner
avak bezvysedne Namnoze z soudo ze zato ono by-
10 poaj teny kralovske rodny dopraveno do Rakouska
tam rozdeeno.
Pred crnacti dny vsak jugosavsky mnistr financi
sal jednoho nspekora do Cetyne mstnosti napne
ne starym nabykem naezl nekok veych kufrd kterych
ech oevren naezeny pyte zlaych penez vseho druh
Vsechno zlato byo opatrne uozeno kazdem kufru ma
chaz podrobny vykaz jeho obsahu Cena naezeneho
pokladu odhaduje 80 mioni dollaru
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09
sMRT sTINNEsovA

Mono rici, ze v Stinnesovi
zemrela' jedna 2 evropskych
mocnostL Hugo SHINES, ktery
byval ivan nekorunovanym CT
sarem nemeckym, byl vice nez
cisar; byl zosobnenim obrov-
ske kapitalisticke- moci, vud-
Gem nemeekeho pjolitickolho-
spodarskeho koncernu, muzem
$ jehoz plany, imysly skutky
musela pocitat Evropa, pora-
zena vitezna. Byl z nejbohat
sfch lidf sveta, ktery valecne
a povalecne konjunktury do
vcdl vyuziti do rozmeri vskut
ku gigantickych q ktery ne
meckou inflaci Sc vysinul ma
'prvniho bohate Evropy. v bo-
hatstvi a moci sc S MIN moh)i
merritt snad jen milliardari a.
merictf.
Okrfdlenym slovem byla -
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Pocta ruskym cechim

EOCta fuSkym Cecnum -
borcIm "a svobodu. z rad
tech ruskych Cechu, kteri po-
stavili Sc prvni V cello odboje
prot habsburske monarchii,
jiz tfi spi vecnym snem: Bohu-
mil Cermak, predseda odboc-
ky Narodni rady,, vyslanec Csl.
republiky v Rumunsku, ktery
v r. 1920 podlehl nemoci po
dlouholete vysilujicf praci We
prospech naroda. JiEi Klecan-
da, prvni tajemnik tehoz Sva-
zu, blizky spolupracovnik prof.
Masaryka, ktery zemrel v r.
1913 prave V dobe, kdy jeho
sill bylo nejvice treba v tezkem
politickem konfliktu s bolsevi-
ky, Jan Wolf, druhy tajem.
nix Svazu, organisator financ-
nj zakladny naseho odboje v
Rusku, ktery bestialne byl po.
praven Kijeve bolseviky jake
zastupce Csl. republiky V r.
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PROCES PRO KORUPCI
v RUSKU.


Leningrad, Rusko, 8. kvetna.
ctyricet dive osoby, mezi mimi
til soudcove, jeden statni ma
vladni, deset vysetrovateld ne
kolik pravnikd, spojenych oh
canskymi i vojenskymi soudy,
byly pohnany pred soud zvlast
nj komise moskevskeho nej-
vyssiho soudu ma obzaloby z
lplatkarstvi. Obvineni zajis-
t'ovali zakonitou nedotknutel-
most lidem, obvinenym trest-
mich obcanskych precini,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09

Obcan z Tarnopole ulehcoval
V zeleznicnim voze svemu tryzne-
nemu telu chytanim zravych pa
rasitu. Naproti sedici pan. sIe-
duje jeho poeinanl. pravi pc
chvilce obdivem: "Baiecna to
zru6nost! Wy tam jen tax sahne-
tie, uz jednu mattel"
"Nhy, kdybych sab vedlc.
mel bych take jednu!' = Phi ny
nejsim chytani korupcniku je to-
mu podobne: Kan pfi zatykani
sahnou, uz tam jednoho mai, ale
kdyby sahli vedle, nell by take
jednoho!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09

1919. Rusti Cesi a Slovaci or
ganisovani We SVEN 'Sdruzeni"
spolecne "Pamatnikem odbo-
je" hodlaji uctiti trvale, pamat
ku techto til velkych mrtvych
zasazenim pametnich deset ma
rodnych jejich domech v Plz-
nj, Praze v Olbramovicich
ma Morave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09

"chapadla Stinnesova.' Stin-.
nes jimi zasahoval vsude. Ve-I
dl ~ podnikovych obrovskych
spolecnosti, pr1myslove zavo-
dy, dolly, moreplavbu, novinar
ske podniky, zasahoval do vni
tinich i zahranicnich zalezi-
tosti Nemecka, zauzloval otaz
ku reparaci, korumpoval a ku-
poval statky duse, zasahoval
j do Ruska, do Polska, ma Bal
kan, vsude. Chapadly svymi ob
jlmal daleko hluboko a kla-
dl je lacne a nenasytne dal
a dal.
Financni tento velmoz pra-
coval, vlastne drel Sc cd cas-
.neho rama do pozdni noci. Bnh
vi, jaka 1zasna vaSen mu do
davala silly a chuti k neustale-
mu a vznicenemu lisili rozmno
zovati sve kroesovske dilo. -
Neznal klidu a oddechu pri
svych obrovskych rokladech,
zil jake ufednik, ktery ma do
celia skromnou gazi. Nemel
choutek zbohatlfku, nebanke-
til, nehyfil, naobklopoval Sc
zenami, naopak I'll cistym ro-
dinnym zivotem. Ami sveho re
vnejsku 81 valne nevsimal. Je-
no kravaty byly starae a ne
moderni, saty obnosene a me-
Zehlene, jeho znamy raglan
mnohalety. Stridme jedi, alko-
holu nepil. nekoufil, zadnych
osobnich potreb nemel - a
pfece nemyslil nez iak by IVY
sil. svou ohromnou kupu zlata.
Byl fanatik bohatstvi.
OdchOd StinnesUv tohoto
sveta byl tezky, pretezky. Stin
mes, iemuz bylo teprve 54 let,
nechtel zemriti, bal Sc smrti
a branil sc il az. do posledni
vtefiny, jsa stale pfi plnem We
domi. Trpel uz 25 let zlucovy-
mi kamenky a zachvaty pre-
mahal i ma konferenclch a fl
nancnich schGzich. Musel Sc
podrobiti operaci' zlucovych ka
menkd, po nj nasledoval zanet
podbrisnice v noci dostal "a
net Pile. Nebylo jiz pomoci, je
den z nejvetSfch bohacG sv6ta
musel zemfiti. Nejslovutn6jsi
lekafi nemohli mu pomoci, ne
pomohlo mu bohatstvi.
u jeho 1mrtniho loze byla
pfitomna jeho chot'. tfi synove
a dve dcery, jakoz lekari a
jeho snacha. Hugo SHINES ma
smrtelne posteli do posledniho
vydechnuti sc branil, volol a
kricel: "Ne, ne, mam jeste do
sti ma praci, Nechci zemriti..
Musel. Pred tvarf smrti jsme
81 vsichni rovni a pred jeiim
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FRANCOUZSKY LETEC
v KALKUTTE.

PaTiz, 8. kvetna. - Porucik
D'Oisy, francouzsky aviatik,
jenz lett do Japonska, opusti
Ultra Kalkuttu a jeho pristi
+zastavkou ma byti Akjab v
Barme,, britske provincii v Ia
radni Indii. Zprava v tom smy
slu byla zde obdrzena dnes
cd porucika D'Oisyho.
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menili rozsudky a nechavali
soudy padnouti. Shleda-li soud
ma Mich vinu, hrozi jim rozsu-
dek smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09

majestatem musel sc sklOniti
i nekorunovany cisar nemecky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09

teto kvoty jsou vyjmuy manzelky do l8 let stare
de americkych obcand Mimo to dava br pred
most do SO procent kvoty otcm atkam americkyc
zemedelcGm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-09
PkIsTEnovALCl IA N0vEn0 zAk0NA
MA CEsKOsLOvENSKO PRIPADNOU 1873
OSOBY, Cd r. 1927, 1919.

Washington, g. kv6tna. - DIE noveho zakona, O nemz
dospelo dorozumeni konerenci senatu
movny poanecke prstehovalectv Evropy bude snzeno
SO procen rocne este vice cd l. 1927 toho
dine vsechno pTst6hoyalectvo bude
me- jez bude rozdeeno pomeru narodnostnmu pnvodu
byvatelstva Spojenych Staech r. 1920 Tim wilma
Anglosasu, zkraceny budou vsechny narodnosti
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-21

nen,eens tela de juicio la eticiencia de
mis- gestiones, voy a pernitirme re-
cordar sus puntos mas salientes, va
que mi fragil memoria me impide re-
cordarlo establishments todo.
Antes de iniciar mi narracion, deseo
hacer I'm par6ntesis para referirme a
ciertas mamifestaciones de mi distin-
guido amigo ell DR.. Gomez Brioso pu-
blicadas en- la Politica Menuda de "El
Tempo Dice el ilustre compatrio-
ia que "Don Felix C6rdova Davila,
quiza no por iimpatias politicas den
en- tiempos de Reilly, sino por imposi-
ci6n de sus padrinos omnipotentes, Sc
ofrece como aspirante al puesto -
Mi distinguido amigo comete IN
grave error, es lamentable que no
10 haya advertido a tempo, porque ten
go la segllridad de que sabiendas
no 10 hubiera cometido. FL DR.. Gomez
Brioso parece ignorar que el Sr Cor
dova Davila ma acepta candidaturas
que no esten apoyadas y robustecidas
por la voluntad popular. Abandon5
mi carrera judicial, que era para mi
muy cara, para correspondent al Hama
miento de mis- amigos y para salvar
mi pals y mi partido de una pfo
bable crisis. Rechac6 ofertas de hu-
fetes muy importantes que me huh!e7-
ran pernitsdo vivir una vida holgada. :
Para mi la situaci6n economical ha
sido siempre una question secundaria.
Acostumbrado vivir pobre y modes
tamente, estoy muy orgulloso de mi
pobreza y deseo continuar viviendo
como hasta ahora 10 he hecho FL Sr.
Alvarez Nava como es cast de plblico
conocido, me hizo propoSiciones que me
auguraban mas de veinte mil dollars
al af1o con muy isonjeras perspecti-
vas, Y a pesar de la insistencia de mi
inolvidable amigo y de respetableS fir
mas que Sc disponian ingresar en-
Ell bufete, yo elegi la representation en-
Washington, porque crei que Ell honor
que mi pals me conferla valia y re-
presentaba mas que todo.e ESQ Y porque
considere que colocadas en- una baIan-
"a las ventajas personales MAS Y las
obligaciones que todo hombre tiere
contraidas con su pals, yo debia deci-
dirme por las tltimas.
Dice ell amigo Gomez Brioso que mi
@impopularidad quedo denlostrada en-
t;empos de Reilly. Sepa mi querido
amigo que 81 de algo estoy orgulloso
en- la vida es de mi actitud cuando des-
embarque en- Puerto Rico acompafiando
Reilly. No tengo que rectifcar en- 10
mas minimo; mi actitud de antes es
mi actitud de hoy; cuando la adopt6
saba de antemano que mi pueblo me
habia de anatematizar Mi sacrificio
era necesario me ofreci a el para
salvar a mi pals de una crisis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-21
Durante q tempo que perma-
Oe1Ca en- Ia ISIa eI ST. C0rdOya
DdyiIa presidird las seslOnes
del DHe(tOriO de Ia AIian1a
Ia mOli6n a este respedQ fEe. prpseO-
ldda p0r q LCdO. ApONte y SeCHrdada
vOr con Luis Sanchez Morales

En- la noche del sabado iutimo Sc
reunieron en- esta capital los miembros
que forman ell Directorio de la Allan
"a para tratar y discutir importantes
asuntos que les han sido sometidos a
su consideration.
Las cuestiones mas importantes que
ell Directorio ha tenido bajo su consi-
deraci6n, hasta ahora, son la que Sc
refiere al conficto local surgido en-
Arecibo con motive del reciente acuer-
do adoptado por el Comite Local de
a1uella poblacion designando al Sr.
Mercader para candidate a Alcalde
la que Sc refere al conficto surgido
en- Carolina motivado por la renuneia
de tres de los miemtros que componen
ALI ell Comit6 Local de la Alianza.
Hasta cerca de la una de la manana
de aver domingo estuvieron reuntdos
tratando de asuntos suspendleron
IA session para contiunarla aver por la
mafiana ~ @
A la reunion del Directorio, as'stio
ell Comis .onado Residente, sr. C6rdo-
va Davila qmen fue designado, por
unanimidad, para que presid era las
reuniones todas del Directorio y del
Comite Directive durante Ell tempo
uue permane2ca en- Puerto Rico. S
y ,Esta raoci6n fue presentada por ell
Lcdo jose R.. ApOnte secundada
pr Don Luis Sanchez Morales, quien
tuvo frases de verdadero enaltecimlen-
TO en-. cuanto a las cond.ciones Y meri-
tos del sr. C6rdova Davila, que me-
rtcieron ell APPLAUSE y la aceptacion de
todos los miembros de la reunion.
La designation del sr. C6rdova Da-
villa fu6 recibida con francas muestras
de aprobaci6n y simpatia por parte &c
todos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-21

DEBE CONSIDERARSE NULA Y
PoR. CONSEQUENCES .NULOS DE
BEN CONSIDERARsE LOS NOM
BRAMIE&ToS HECHOS PoR Ell SIR
OLIVERAS".-EL AGUILA es la que
da precminencia a eSa sensational de-
claraci6n, escribi6ndola en- maynscu-
las
-BueHo. senior lie Compile le diji-
mos-.cntences usted no autorizar;i min
gun pago de los que ordene cl Scflor
Olvcras. ajustdndose Il In opinion emf
tida por q Attorney General
-Efectivamente. No autOriZarG min
gun egreSo de los FondoS MunicipaleS.
AdemiS, Mr. kesSinger, con todo el
peso que le da el alto cargo que deSem-
peila, me dice que no debO aceptar
comprobante aiguno para el desembol-
50 por gaStoS incurridos pOr el senior
OliveraS los empleados por 81 nom
brados. eli Su capacidad de fUnciOna-
rios empleados municipalities
rs tan clara V terminante Ia linea
de condHc:a que me traza la Oficina del
Auditor, dijo el LcdO. lie Compile que
el Jefe de ella, Mr. KeSSinger. sOlici-
Ia dc nj mo cmitir ning0n libramien-
to que autorice el desembolso de fondos
municiDalss paraFatender gastos orr
ginados en los departamentos depen-
dencias de dichos funcionarios 0 em-
pleados. menos que reciba 0rdenes en-
contrario de un tribunal competentc."
Ademas, termin6 diciendo ell Licdo.
lie Compte. me recuerda ell honorable
Auditor que pOr- virtud del cargo que
desempefo--Auditor Municipal debO
cuidar de que Ell los casOS de sustitu
ci6n de funcionarios Y empleados, los
salientes eutreguen la prOpiedad mu-
nicipal que tengan Ell su poder.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-21

} Fehgeela- absef6tas convicci6A que
he sido comprendido aln por aquellos
compatriotas que fueron mas acerbos
en- Sis censuras y este constituye pa
ra mi profunda satisfaction.
Con respecto mi labor en- Wash
ington, el pals sabe que tome poses on
de mi cargo ALA por el mes de agos-
to de 1917 cuando ell pueblo america
no comenzaba prepararse para hacer
frente con todas Sus fuerzas al Impe-
rio Aleman. Desde el primer nlomen-
to trate de hacer conocer la Admi-
nistracion y al pueblo americana la
actitud patriotica del pueblo de Puer-
to Rico. Sc me censuro y Sc me cri-
tico por algunos de mis- adversar-os
politicos porque ofreci sin reservas de
ninguna clase ell concurso incondicio-
nal de mi pueblo Y Sc diio que yo
eStaba llevaildo mis- ycompatriotas
al sacrifcio. visit6 en- repet!das. ccs~
stones al SecEetari0 de la Guerra ) ttlt.- tt.-
we ell honor de ser recibido por Ell
Presidente Wilson. Trabaie .poraue Ell
campamento mihtar Sc econstrtlyese en-
la Isla contra ell criterioS que Sc sos-
tena en- Washington de llevar a. nues
tros soldados VI Continente para ser
instruidos. vi Wilson y soicit6 que
Sc diese dido a nuesfra justa deman-
da. En- esta labor cooperaron reficaz-
mente el GOhernadOr x agers vel CO.
ronel Townshend.. Fl caInpamenfo fns
construido en- Puerto Rico, q pesarf de
cue va Sc habfa resueito 10 contS1sio
por las autoridades militares de Wash.
ington. i r.
Estando yo en- Puerto Rico, lei Go
bernador Yager, por conducto del De-
partamento de la Guerra. soncit6. que
Sc permitiera la importation de gana~
do vacuno en- nuestra isis. FL Depar-
tamento de Agriculture Sc neg6. la
solicitud por entender que La ley 10
prohibfa de una manera clara ? ter
minante. Cuando regrese Washing
ton. la Comisi6n dc Alimentos narn6
mi atenci6n sobre este importante
:asu1rto n conferencie 'csn SBkF Seca4FH
de Agriculture este ercomend6 81
asunto al ASSESSOR legal del DspatsS1aen
(Continna en- Ia psg1nA ~