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BALEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel, Ca
fe. Colmado y Restaurant. Ell mejos
de Arecibo. Sitio para AUTOMOBILES
anexo al Hotel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03
La Cdcel, multqs indemnizaeiones,
pueden llegar d disminuir los acci-
dentes en- Ia pla p1blica

tigar al culpable como 10 merece y
obtener al mismo tempo una pen
sion para los deudos una indemni-
zacion de importancia.
Sucede con frecuencia que las mu-
ieres que han demostrado su peri
cia v ell control de sus nervios con-
duciendo coches de fuerza en- luga-
res que -el trafico congestiona, no tie
nen la misma presencia de amino
cuando caminan a pie, sobre todo 81
van acompanadas de suss hijos, v son
las que presentan meior blanco para
ser vfctimas de academies.
Las gentes entradas en- amos son
tambien un prototype de impruden-
cia. Por mas que sus familiares les
recomiendan que no salgan las ca
lies en- las h0ras de mayor conges-
ton de vehfculos y por mas que Sc
empeiian en- acompaiarles, elias en-
cuentran la marera de esquivar es-
tas companies y de olvidar los bue-
nos consoles, Sc aventuran. por las
GALES de mas intense trafico sin to-
mar las debidas precauciones, has
ia que sucede 10 inevitable, un dia
son conducidas los hospitales he
ridos de gravedad o con lesiones que
les haran pasar ell resto de sus amos
en- IN sufrimiento continue para
elias V para las personas que esten
a su lado.
Es indiscutible que 81 estos ancia-
nos temerarios hubieran recibido en-
su nifiez una constante v saba edu-
caci6n relacionada con los acciden-
tes callejeros Y la mejor manera de
eyitarlos, en- su vejez recordarian es-
tos buenos habitos impuestos por
largos amos de practicarlos y Sc en-
contrarfan mucho menos expuestos
que los que nunca Sc han acostum-
brado obedecer las instrucciones
policiales encaminadas a solucionar
las formas de trafico en- las ciudades
modernas.
La conducta del iuez Bartlett ha
sido sumamente aplaudida en- los Es-
tados Unidos Y de sus gestiones Sc
esperan en- realidad resultados prac
ticos que tiendan restringir el nu-
nero de sucesos lamentables en- las
GALES y las calzadas Y que arrojen
(continda Ell pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03

mas tarde hombres precavidos, que
procuraran a su turno que sus h
| jos 10 sean. De esta manera Sc va
inculcando la civilization, Sc va ha-
ciendo de un pueblo imprudente per-
sonas de juicio que no Sc expondrAn
! facilmente sufrir las consecuencias
tremendas de un atropellamiento que
puede causarles la muerte 10 que
es peor la inutilizaci6n para toda la
vida.
Cuantas veces, un accidente que
] deja en- la niseria a una familia en-
terra Y que es causa de mdltiples des-
gracias que Sc suceden despues, sc
debe tam solo a que un hombre dis
traido Y torpe Sc lama enmedio de
un torbellino de coches NADIA mas por
no detenerse unos momentos para
acechar la oportunidad inofensiva Y
sin necesidad tai vez de hacerlo Es-
ia seguridad en- la propia ligereza Y
el confiar demasiado en- la habilidad
de los conductores que a veces re-
sulta impossible de aplicar por las
especiales CIRCUMSTANCES del case,
pueden acarrear situaciones lamen-
tables para personas que no tienen
la menor culpa en- ella por amos Y
amos.
Un paral1tico es muchas veces la
triste herencia de una familia pobre
que tiene que trabajar ell resto de
su vida para mantenerlo y para pro-
porcionarle los auxilios medicos que
necesita constantemente.
Ell dfa en- que todo el mundo Sc
diese cuenta exacta de las condicio-
mes en- que Sc debe caminar por las
GALES de las tristisimas consecuen-
cias que puede traer consigo una inn
prudencia de un instante, los acciden
tes diminuirfan en- grado sumo Y seria
mucho mas facil exigir responsible
dades a los conductores de coches,
puesto que Sc tendrfa la seguridad
de que un noventa por ciento de ellos
dependeria de su imprudencia Y no
de la de los peatones. Hoy, en- estos
juicios, Sc alega siempre que la vic
TINA tuvo la culpa, Y 10 mas triste
del case es que asf es la mayor par
te de las veces. De aquf que los
jueces Sc encuentren imposibilitadoi
para emplear toda su energla y cas-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03

i VefaS en- atencl0n q las leSlOneS re-
cibidas por ell pequefo Y al grado de
culpabilidad que lie resulte al que iha
manejando ell coche.
Naturalmente esta labor constan-
te Y firme comienza a producer re-
sultados admirables y las constan-
cias policiales acusaban un descenso
sensible en- ell nlmero de academies
callejeros. Es de esperarse que en-
alg1n tempo mas, Sc llegue casi a
la abolicion de estos desgraciados SUI
cesos Y la vida humana no este tan
expuesta como en- la actualidad por
la amenaza de un chauffeur afecto
correr por las calzadas las ca
lies como 81 Sc encontrara en- un au-
t6dromo.
A este respecto, es bueno hacer
constar que, desde que las senoras
Sc han dedicado con tai entusiasmo
a ser las propias conductoras de su
CARO-, los atropellamientos los cho-
cues son menos frecuentes, como 81
Ell famoso sistema neryioso de las
mujeres fuera mucho mas controla-
BILE que el de los hombres.
Estos hablan constantemente de su
sangre fria y acusan a sus compa-
fieras de no tenerla, Y la experien-
cia ha venido a poner en- clara que
tai aseyeracion es falsa, y que las
senoritas que guian sus eoches po-
seen un grado de serenidad mas COM
petente que ell de los hombres, pues
son mucho memories los academies
producidos por elias que los que oca-
sionan sus esposos Y hermanos.
Como, por otra parte, ell tanto por
ciento de damas automoviIistas au-
menta de dia en- dia, Sc puede l6gi-
camente esperar que dentro de po-
co las Gales sean mas seguras de 10
que 10 son hoy en- que los carros ma
nejados por hombres tienen la su-
premac1a.
Ell juez Bartlett no Sc ha limitado
a los castigos, sino que ha querido
prevenir los academies por medic de
una ensenanza objetiya las classes
populares y sobre todo los nifos.
Personas de la policfa de trafco,
conscientes y conocedoras de las re-
glas en- todo su alcance v al misino
tempo de la psicologia del pueblo
v de las criaturas, Sc instalan en- lu-
gares apropiados y valiendose de un
pizarr6n van explicando detaHada-
mente las personals que Sc reunen
en- torno de elias, cuales son Ia for
ma y las circunstacias especiales en-
que deben caminar por las GALES v
las calzadas, cual la manera de cru
zar las hocacalles hacienda caso de las
| indicaciones de los encargados del
trafco sofrenando la impaciencia
de llegar a un sitio determinada
hora por breves momentos hasta es-
perar ell punto propicio para cruzar
sin peligro.
Esta ensenanza constante va for
mando habitos cuidadosos en- los pc
atones v mas que NADIA Sc van fijan-
do estas demostraciones practicas EN-
ell espiritu de los nifos que seran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03


Ultimamente, en- los Estados Uni
dos, el juez Carlos L. Bartlett, que
Sc ha preocupado sacramento por CO.
rregir los conductores impruden-
tes de AUTOMOBILES en- los caminos
Y en- las GALES, ha usado de un rigor
ejemplar con los que han resultado
culpables, tratando por csc medic de
acabar con Ell contingente de sangre
que producer diariamente los coches
de motor corriendo grandes velo-
.cidades por sitios peligrosos.
Las restricciones del Departamen-
to de Trafco, y las constantes null
tas aplicadas a los infraetores de
elias, han conseguido bastante, Y en-
la actualidad,, va no es frecuente yer
esos autos guiados por el diablo atra-
vesando las GALES sin respeto ningu-
no para la vida de los transeuntes.
Sin embargo, era precise usar de
otros medios para enseiiar estos
conductores imprudentes conocer
,ei valor de la existencia de sus Sc
mejantes, este sc puede conseguir
por las penas de carcel, por las null
tas elevadas y por las indemniza-
clones que Sc les obligue a pagar a
las vfctimas que ocasionen por su
culpa.
El juez Bartlett, con este obieto,
ha fijado en- los lugares convenientes
letreros bien claros que recomiendan
la prudencia los choferes Y al mis-
mo tempo les hace presente las pu-
niciones en- que incurriran en- el case
de que sean los causantes de un ac-
cidente.
Alguna vez, cuando despues de
una muerte, en- un camino, no Sc ha
spodido aprehender al culpable, ell
mismo juez Bartlett ha colocado en-
ell sitioi exacto una cruz de MADEIRA,
en- la que hace constar ell nombre y
la edad del occiso Y Sc ofrece una
prima de mil dolares a Ia persona
que proporcione los datos .necesarios
para identifcar y desenmascarar al
matador.
De esta manera, en- la mayor par
te de los casos, ha sido possible des-
cubrir ell propietario del coche que
ha causado el fatal accidente y ha
sido possible cobrarle danos y per-
juicios, de tai manera que la fami-
liza del muerto ha encontrado siquie-
ra la ayuda material tan necesaria
en- esos casos Y que de otra manera,
Z no hubiera encontrado jamas.
Con la intencion de hacer mas pa
tente la culpabilidad Y sobre todo la
responsabilidad de los conductores
de automobiles, ell juez Bartlett ha
presentado en- el juzgado en- algunas
de las audiencias grupos de niiios
que han sido lesionados de mayor
o menor gravedad en- las GALES de
la ciudad, y ha impuesto penas Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-03

En- los E.stados Unidos Sc ha Iogra-
do dismi1a1sir Ell natnero de acci-
dentes e'npledasdo am rigorismo que
pGrece erGgerodo pero que es mds
bien an acto de naisericordia colec-
tivG para evitar desgracias.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
Irresistible Urge for Maintenance of Highest
Possible Standards
By CALVIN COOLIDGE, in washington Address.


to maintain the government institutions
with far semban Of the principles which they founded
policies always must be supported.
First the principle Of local self government harmony
needs OF each state This that general should not
surrender but retain their sovereignty keep of their
government
Second policy of local reflection of opinion Each
state must shape its conform the generally
OF society and to the needs of the nation provide workable
similarity economic and industrial relations It protect
health and provide for the education of This policy is
already well recognized the association Of the promotion
and adoption OF uniform laws Unless this policy be adopted by the
states, interference by the nation be resisted
Throughout whole nation there irresistible urge
maintenance of the highest possible standards government society
Unless this sentiment needed and observed by appropriate
there is always grave danger of upon by
ton government But must always be realized that
ment hazardous undertaking. and should be adopted only last
The true course to be followed the maintenance of the integrity
each state by local laws and social place CON-
pazalVe harmony with all the Others By method can
only be the result great effort constantly ee possible to
maintain an indeSrucible union Of indetrucible states
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
Real Fortified Forest
in Northern Arizona

The petrified national forest, one OF
the twenty-nine national monuments
established by presidential proclama-
tion, is the only region Of hundreds Of
places IN the Southwest in which silici-
fed wood occurs IN such abundance as
to deserve the name OF a petriAed for
est. It IS located IN northern Arizona
south Of the town OF Adamana on the
Santa Re railroad and was designated
as a national monument in 1908.
There are three principal groups or
forests in which trees or blocks Of the
petrihed wood lie scattered about in
profusion. Many tree trunks exceed
100 feet In length and cross sections
reveal the fact that these trees, which
are cedars, did not grow there. but
probably beside an inland sea. and
upon falling became water logged on
the bottom at this point. During de-
composition the cell structure of the
wood was entirely replaced by silica
derived from sandstone In the sur
rounding land.
The state of naturalization in which
much Of the wood exists almost places
1t with gems or precious stones. Not
only are ehalcedony. opals and agates
found but many trees approach the
condition Of jasper and onyx.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
FRESH MEAT SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

Grays Harbor Young Frying and Broiling
Chickens, per lb.......... 35c
Grays Harbor Small Hens, per lb...-......25c
Loin and Rib Veal Chops, per b.. zoe
Best Steer Bone Steak per lb........... .S5c
Fresh Ground Hamburger, per lb..... 12Hc
Fresh Churned Wild Rose Butter, per .45c
Nucoa Nut Margarine, 2 lbs for Sic
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
Enough of the Italy of the Hotel-Keeper, the
Resort of the Idle aM
By PREMIER MussoL1N1, in political Speeches"

Enough Of the Italy the hOkeepr Of the idle with their
Odous Baedekers in their hands, enough Of busting old wO
and wish to be- nation of producers We people who will
pand without aiming conquest We shall gain the respect Of the world
through industries and work And again: Every must
the standard Of his activity both the office and in the factory
The government which have the honor represent
Of speed We belong the generation of builders who by
work and discipline with hands and bans desire reach the ultimate
and Ongd for goal the greatness of the future nation which viii be
nation of producers and not Of parasites
The twenty million Italians who work with their hands the
right to defend their interests What oppose the deceul action
Of politicians to the dement of the working classes fight these
priests who promise in bad faith paradise they do believe them
selves Once there couers who burned incense before
the kings and the popes there breed which burns incense
hpOcrtcay before the prOetarat We say that the probe
before tries govern the nation govern ITSELF
make itself worthy technically and still more morally because
government tremendously difficult complicated task The nation
composed millions upon millions of individuals whose interests clash
and superior beings exist who reconcile all differences
unity of life and progress.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
Big Man Takes Chances
Picking on Little One

There is an old western saying that
"Mr. Colt has made all men equal;
something the Constitution couldn't
do.
The best application OF this aphor-
ism ever heard was when word was
brought to a small man that an enemy,
six feet two and weighing about
hundred and eighty pounds, had reg
istered a vow to knock him down the
next time he saw him and stamp out
his teeth with the steel-shod heels OF
his cowboy boots. The little man, un-
perturbed, looked up at the messenger.
'You like So-and-SoT he asked.
Eyes"
"GOod friend Of his7"
'Yes. Whatre you driving
att"
well, tell him he's done the most
dangerous thing a man can do-he's
threatened a little man. Tell him the
next time to pick out man exactly
HIS own size. More big men have died
because they've threatened little men
than from any other cause. p-Strath-
ers Burt in the Saturday Evening
Post.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01

the bza iuek nst win Inevitably fOI-
low.
Should be saunter across her path as
she leaves the church On her we'd
ding day. rubbing his head against her
satin gown. fha bride. however much
she may DISLIKE him and however
grImy he may be. win welcome his at
tentlons and rejoice ct the happy omen
Of good luck in store for her.
Another cat superstition Is that he
must not approach a sleeping babes
cot or there win be trouble. and an
ether that Il cat sneezes some one
Ia the house win be IN.
To dream Of q cat means that ones
friends are false. Treachery Is afoot.
But II the animal is yet a young and
playful kitten the meaning is reversed
and powerful friends are watching over
the dreamer.
Those who believe the superstition
that the spirits OF witches dwell in
black cats should be very careful to
resist the temptation Of throwing
water over the night warblers on the
roofs; for it is said that witches in
the shape OF black cats roam over the
hoDsetops. It is truly dangerous to
offend E witch--seven years bad luck
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01

Abstaining from reading in the sub
way is one way to prolong life, ac-
cording to DR.. Frank j. Monaghan,
commissioner Of public health for New
York city. Take a look around any
subway car. he says Scarcely one
person In five is not reading. Almost
as many newspapers as passengers
enter at each station. These papers
are read closely. painstaklngly, by the
holder, sitting, standing or wavering
with the motion of the car.
EVERY time the train lurches or
jerks many tiny muscles are kept busy
adjusting the eyes to the vibration"
he explained to the New York Times.
This Is why 1t is injnrious to use the
eyes on a conveyance In motion. Also,
the lighting is apt to be extremely
poor. If this sort of thing is kept up
eye strain and possibly nerve strain
will result Blurred vision may follow
and in the course Of years the eye
sight may be seriously impaired.
"But the actual injury to the eyes
is not the whole story. Few persons
realize how the eyes are tied up with
the rest of the body and the rest Of
the body on them. Eye strain viii
start the vicious circle. It induces
fatigue, possibly a headache, and low
ers general vitality and efficiency. II
people would only look out for such
seemingly minor details as these they
would raise the general health stand
ard and might even add years to their
lives"
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
Frye Company
Wishkah and C Streets

for Luncheon and Picnic specias meats saus
Cash and Garry prices. W ese' " 'O"sS'
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
Be Pretty! Turn
Gray Hair Dark
Try crandmother's old FavorItt ne.
elpe Of Sage Tea and Sulphur

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. streak.
ed or gray. Years ago the only wav
70 get this mixture was to make It At
home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking at anv
drug store for "Weyth's Sage ana sni.
phur Compound" you viii get large
bottle of this famous old recipe. I'M.
proved BY the addition OF other inere-
dents, at small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try It! No one
can possibly tell you darkened your
nair, as it does It so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with It and draw this throueh
you hair, taking one small strand At
time; by morning the gray hair dis.
appears, and after another application
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
CenneteryLots

A difference Is usually made In
cemetery lots In which burlals have
been made and those In which burials
have not been made. Cemetery lots,
though real estate, are generally ex-
empted from taxation The purpose
OF this exemption is chiefly to secure
burial places from sale for noppay-
ment Of taxes. In the majority Of
states a burial lot In which burials
have been made cannot be seized or
sold for debts Of the owner II an
owner executes a mortgage upon it
the transaction is usually held void
on grounds Of public policy. However,
cemetery lots in which burials have
not been made may be bought and
sold subject to the laws Of ordinary
real estate transactions, provided no
special regulations of the community
or state alter the general rule.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
eonus RIanks plstrIbuted.

Washington, D. C.-The first step
in the mammoth job Of paying the
soldier bonus was taken Saturday
when distribution of 100000 applica.
ton blanks was begun in all parts Of
the country. The veterans can secure
their blanks at American Legion posts,
Red Cross chapters, local organiza-
lions of Veterans of Foreign Wars,
and Disabled Veterans. and army,
navy and marine corps stations, it
was announced by Adjutant General
Davis, in charge of the bonus.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01
Good and Bad Luck
Connected With Cafe

Many are the superstitions connect
ed with the sleek domestic cat. Even
cat haters win not turn the purring
black tom from thar doors, for they
know the good luck he brings; nor win
they dare to Hltreat him because Of
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01

Official board OF elections declares
Gen. Plutarco Elias Gales elected
president Of the Republic of Mexico.
He win take office December 1.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-08-01

or two. your hair becomes beautifully
DARK, glossy and attractiye.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-13
WIS. SENIORS TO
PRESENT COMEDY
MARCH l3 AND Ia

The senior class OF the Wheatridge
high school will present as their an
nual play, Nothing But the Truth, +"
in the auditorium of the school Fri
day and Saturday, March IA and Is.
The curtain will raise promptly at
8 o'clock.
The comedy revolves on the ques-
tion as it possible to tell the abso-
Lutte truth for tYenty-four hours and
retain any friends?"
If you think the situation is any
thing easy and if you want to laugh
long and loudly, go over and see it.
General admission prices of zoe
and 35c will be charged.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-13
NOTICE

The convention of the Citizens
Party is hereby called to meet Fri
day, March IA, at 1880 p. m. in the
town hall, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for mayor and
three trustees for the ensuing NUM-
cipal election and to transact all 9TH
er matters that may properly come
before the meeting.
J. NJ. PRICE, Secretary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-13

c. D. Somers has sold his property
on West 3rd st. to Norman H. Miller
who will move in soon. The deal was
made through the T. S. Knapp agen-
cy.
We have an unlimited amount of
money to loan at per cent on good
irrigated farms anywhere in the
state. Colorado Realty Co., Price
bldg, Arvada, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-13
NEW ARVADA HEIGHTS
BUNGALOW

New 4-room bungalow garage over
one-third acre irrigated, on carline,
Arvada Heights, electric lights, artes-
ian water. Price $3.50. Terms,
$500 cash, balance monthly. Also
homesites of from one-third acre up
in the new fine addition for from
5000 up, on terms of $25 cash, $40
a month.
WALTER P. SMITH e. SON
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-13
Arvada Theatre
ADMISSION 1Oc and zoe
WEEKLY PROGRAM

Fri and March ls-Lon Clancy Blanche Sweet and
great cast in ou.ey Ad:% The sTeates I .1 home o
Buffalo Bill" and L.. Morrow in "Ihe knoekout -
Mon. 18-Viola Dana in Love in the
Dark. drama, hilarious comedy and charming ro-
rapidly moving story Also Slim su"mer'''e IN
"Why Wait" - ~,
Thurs, 2o-Eiot. Dexter in "An Old
Sweetheart Mine" the immortal poem by James
nssday Night is PRIZE NIGHT -, -
Whitcomb Riley. The best loved story in the famous
author Also Eddie Lyon: in DO You I'ks We'd
22-Jack Holt in North OF the kio
Gr.nd laundering hoofs and alka-a beautiful er ana ana
fighting drama of the West Also chapter
49, "In the Buffalo Bl and Fresh Pint comedy
COMING SOON-kenneth Harlan in "THE BROKEN WING
picture Curtis and will be shown
at general adm prices April 2 and 3. -
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS

CUSTOM HATCHING-Call Arvada
CO., and reserve space. Setting
each Tuesday. 81 per tray. VIM. F.
Duncan. 35tf