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The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
for Nenana- McGrath Mail Flight
 Is On Its Way North

Seattle. = Alaska's first air 5nah plane, with which mails will be carried twice manth between Nelaaa and McGrath, was Sunday night placed aboard the liner Victoria. which sailed Monday for Seward. Aviator c. B Ellison, now at Fairbanks, expects to begin the first flight from Nenana in February.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
Alleged Gay Parties
 in N. Y. Vets Bureau

Washington. -Lent, manager Of the veterans bureau in New York, vas re- Iieved today by Director Hines, pend. ing investigation of the charges tha5 liqdor parties wore hela tn the district office here and that liquor was carried to dinners at the hotel in a veteranss bureau ambulance.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
Foreign Flashes

Quito, Ecuador.-Police today ar rested thirty eight mea. including the members of the staff of The .Humanidad newspaper, all of whom are alleged 20 be in plot to overthrow the republic.
 London.-The parliamentary labor party has decided to bring up the ques- tion of confidence in the Bald win gov ernment for decision during theadebate in reply to the speech from the throne.
 Tokio.-The wedding of the crown prince regent, Hirohito, future em- peror of Japao. and Princess Nagako Kuni, will Lbe solemnized January 26, it was officially announced today.
 London.-ln the mimic battle off Portland, the warship Resolution rammed the submarine LIZA, causing the latter to sink with all on board.
 Manila.-Eighty members of the Colorum, a religious society, have met death recently, ia clashes with the con stabulacy soldiers
 Cope nhagen.-A message from Pe- trograd says the soviet government is soon to acknowledge Russia s ,pre-,war debts.
 Athens.-General Dang!is has signi- fled aceanfaDca nf the (xFnalx raniap- ship, with Venizeles Has. foreign min ister.
 Berlin.-Captatn Raola Amundsen, visiting Berlin, in, connec- tion with his polar flight plans.
 London.-Venizelos has accepted the Greek premiership, according to @dis- patch from Athens last night. ,4a'
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
Coolidge Determined
 to Veto Bonus Bill

Washington. - Congressman calling at the White House have been informed that Coolidge is determined to veto the tpBoposed soldiers bonus bill, although he does not as yet see enough votes in either branches of Congress to sustain a the veto.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Seattle.-Dr. Yu Ching Wen, pro lessor in the National University at Picking, and holder of the degree of doctor of philosophy from Harvard, is being held at the immigration station for deportation, on account of having a communicable disease.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
Telegraphic Ticks.

San Francisco When policemen en- tered his apartment to arrest him for having run down with his,auto and dangerously injured Heger Tilden, 8 we'll known clubman, George A. Roth, sales manager of a milling concern, shot and killed himself.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
Washington. Notes

Washington. .-B Butler, manager of Cooldge's presidential campaign, has designated Marshall Hale and Percy V. Long, of San Francisco; Mark LA. RlQua, of Oakland, and Ralph Arnold and Frank Merriam, of Los Angeles, to handle Ooolidge's California cam paiga-
 Washingtoa.-President and Mrs. Coolidge made Sunday call on Arthur Krooks, negro valet to presidents since the Taft administra bios, who has s5ee2 confined to his hone for several weeks by illness.
 Washington. The War Departmen5 auneunces the appointment of E Par melee Prentice, son-in,law of John D. Rockefeller, as'maJor of infantry ia the officers reserve corps.
 Washingtoa The immediate arrest of Forbes, former director of the vet erans' bureau, is requested of Attorney GeaeraI Daugherty by Representative Larson, of Georgia
 Washington. The Senate farm bloc Thursday revealed that it has under move to unseat Cum mins us president pro tenn of the Sen ate
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
Rancher at Homer
 Kills Baby and Self

AnchorageAA'man by the name of Nelson; owner of 8 big stock farm at Homer, Alaska, sho6 and killed his nine months-olu baby, last night. Neil- son then himself in the mouth, dying instantly.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
U. S.-Made Airplanes
 Used Over Mex Rebs

Mexico City.-Bombs dropped today from American-made military planes are causing retreat of the rebels before the federal troops in their march to wards Vera Cruz.
 Mexico CitY-Both the De la Huerta revolutionary forces and the federal troops suffered heavy casualties in the fighting at Pachuca, according to in- formation received here.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
2D QUAKE
 IN JAPAN
Tokio, Yokohama and Outlying Districts
 Badly: Shaken.

Tokio, sJan.' l5+4Twentyttwo are known to be dead, with prob ably double that number killed in Tokio, Yokohama and out lying districts, as the result of 6oday's trembler, which was of twelve minutes duration, with an intensity estimated at half of that of last September.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19
DOlNGS IN
 CONGRESS
Smith, S. C., Chairman of Interstate Com
 merce Committee.
--- 

Washington, Jan. II The deadlock in the Senate over q chairman for the interstate con- merce= committee, which will handle important legislative measures, ended late today il the. election on she thirty second ballot of Senator Smith. demo erat, of South Carolina. The election of Smith was @ defeas for the republican guard, which stood from the first for the eiec tion of Cummings, of Iowa. La Toilette, leader Of she farm bloc cast tho deciding vote
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19


 Seattle-Dr. Yu Ching Wen, pro lessor in the National University at Picking, and holder of the degree of doctor of philosophy from Harvard, is being held at the immigration station for deportation, on account of having a communicable disease.
 Seattle.-The county commissioners this afternoon voted Prosecutor sDeug~ las the sum Of 8 800, which he said would enable him to expose the full eX tent of the rottenness in the Seattle police department.
 Atlaute, Ga.-@iikam Joseph Sim raana, efound eT and emperor of the ku klux klan, has. been banished from the klan because of his active opposition to the regime headed by Dr. H. w. Evans. imperial wizard.
 Aurora, Ills. --Warren J. Lincoln, lawyer and hortlcuturist, distant rel .ative of Abraham Lincoln. confessed today to the killing of his wife, after she had shot and killed her brother, Byron Sho2ps
 h San Franeisco.- hundred and seventy two University Of California students were hunked out of the Uni versity of California at the close of the recent semester, President Campbell announced.
 Seattle -Professo NJ. A. Hanna, of the geological department of the Uni sversity of Washington, declares the camel an American beast that many ages ago migrated to Asia via Boring Straits.
 Marion, O.-Soldiers are.4on guard where the body of Harding lies CD. tombed, and have been given orders to shoot persons causing disturbances around the tomb of the lase president al night.
 Miami, Fla.-William J. Bryan an- nounced today that he intends to sup port Dr. A. A. Murphree. president of the University of Florida, for the dem ooratic nomination for president.
 New York Promoter Tex Rickard announced today that Jack Detnpsey' and Tom Gibbons will probably fight a return match here in June.
 Seattle.-Joe Alvin, Benjamin Acker and William Jones. boys of to II. were run down and killed ia auto acci- dents over the week end
 Seattle.-Mark Reed, speaker of the lower house, has been named as Cool. idge manager for the state of Wash iugton-
 Seattle.-Robe" M. Kyer, president of the Seattle Park Board and the Se- attle Automobilo Club, died at his home here today. of diabetes, : New orleans.AA British cruiser has arrived at Puerto, Mexico, south of Vera Cruz, to give protection to Brit ish interests.
 Tvlersburg, Pa.-James Mentzec ana hiseight grandchildren perished last night'in the destruction of their home by fire.
 Vaucouver.-yRev. John Hogg, best known PresbvteriGn minister in Can ada, died here today in ais 94th year.
 Seattle.-William cpiaeca Gorsi1ch.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Washington.-Senaler Rurspn intro duced another soldiers bonus oili Vo= day, while Senator Harris sponsored one providing for a five billion dollars government corporation to operate the railroads of the countr2.
 Senator La Folletta Introduced a bill which would provide independence and create new national government la the Philippines.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Washington. - The House repat Iicans, in conference last night, in structed the ways and meaos commit tee to report Lax table before taking action on the soldiers bonus. Undec Instructions from the conference, the committee will report Q revenue bill coctainieg changes ia taz rates as well as administrative amendments on Feb ruary 10. Ibwill then be determined whether enactment of bonus bill should be recommended.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Eashiugton.-The Interior Depart ment appropriation bill, as reported b9 the appropriation committee, proposes an appropriation of one million dollars for maintenance and operation of the railway, and two hundred ane- twenGy.tUo million dollars sor army and navy pensions. The bill also pre-. vides for the abolishmeet oi tweQty one land offices, and consolidation O. the offices of register and receiver 5@ fourteen others.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

N' 0saka.-Fire is raging in the suburbs of Tokio. One train was thrown into the river at Bauyu- gawa and six trains overturned between Gotemba and 'Vokio as a result of the earthquake.
 Washington.-The American eharge d'affaires at Tokio cabled today that Tokio and Yokohama suffered a severe earthquake shook 5hiB morning and that newspapers estimated the mum, Der of killed at@ffty. Frederick B, Nleclercf, second secretary of the American embassy, is badly injured.
 Bombay,-An earthquake of some intensity shook this city early today, throwing the popa- lation into a panic.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Seattle.-William rPisfoe Gorsuch, head of the Dramatic Art University, died suddenly today
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Seattle.-The county commissioners this afternoon voted Prosecutor Doug las the sum of B 800, which he said would enable him to expose the full ex- tent of the rottenness in the Seattle police department.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Vaucouver.-JFsev. John Hogg, bes known PresbvteriGn minister in Can ada, died here today ,in dis 94th yea,
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Tvlersburg, Pa.-James Mentzer an6 fiseight grandchildren perished last nigh5in the destruction of their home
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

New Orleans. LA British cruiser ha arrived at Puerto, Mexico, south o Vera Cruz, to give protection to Brit ish interests.
The Kusko times., 1924-01-19

Atlaute. Ga.-Wiiliam Joseph Sim yaena, found eF and emperor of the ku klux klan, has. been banished from the klan because of his active opposition 10 the regime headed by Dr. H. w. Evans. imperial wizard.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
GUzMAN LEGO

A bordo del San Lorenzo lego el
Iunss bien de manana Ell Quito Y dis
tinguido joven de esta capital, ell
Lcdo. William Guzman, persona muy
apreciada en- la sociedad de San Juan,
" elenlento muy conocido en- ell mundo
dc los deportes portorriqueilos.
Como saben nuestros lect2res, nues-
tro ''Babe' pertenece al club Broo.,
lyn de la Liga Eacional, cabiendole
ell honor de haber sido Ell primer ju-
eador boricua que ha escalado ese ST
tial
No hemos tenido Ia oportun!dad &c
cam5iar improsiones con el prestigio-
so pelotero, pero no obsta,lte Sc nos
ha dicho que el ha manifestado que
por ahora piensa jugar pclota en- Pto.
Rico.
Hemos hablado con varios fans
unos dicen one el Lcdo ia cIcho que
81 Sc dispone a jugar dos tres
Matches 10 hara deeandiendo cl
tenn de los LEoNES Al cual paite-
necia llltimamente. Aye h@blarnos
con Gacho, este nos aNtocizo 4 de-
cir qre Guzman le hahia pvo,aotido
Que de jugar 10 haria con ell equipo
Puerto Rico, donde sc sltcuentran eus
antiques camaradas.
Como todo Ell mundo 10 pide no sa-
bemos que tendrd que 'lacer W'.ie.
Enviamos nuestro saludo de bianve
nida al famoso pelotero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
(Por EDDIE CoLLINS)
Ell ATHLETICS NO PIEEDE UNo

Los Leones Sc hatieron el domingo
en- ell parque atletico de la ocho con
Ia novena capitalena. En- Ia lucha ma
tinal srncar dispar6 por los "elsfan.
tes'' reaizando una labe- maravi-
llosa, dejando engomados = docs pom
cefios y per1nitiendo tan solo tres ca
rreras. San lanzo por ell to2n CAM
PEoN, y no ser por TN es.ipido Las
tagazo de Santana su labor hrbiera
sido parecida a Ia de su cor.patriota
pesar de que no regalo tantos pom
ches.
En- este jrego nosorras cree.uos hn-
bo una decision equivo ;1tia dc IN
juez al cantar safe \ San5ane Ell Sc
gunda, decision que le 3ost6 una Co.
rrera al club leon6s. Nosotfos cree.
mos qUe de no haber sido por esta
decision la lucha Sc hutieTe prolonga-
co, aunque realmente el team Athle-
tics en- ell iiJtirno inning ten!a todas
las prob9bihdades de an 'c?r mas ca
rreras, rues Victoriano conecto IN ta-
blazo de dos esquinas que empuj6 la
carrera de ganar adan1a3 despuds
lie tocaba el turno Santana qIe en-
ambos juegos bate6 NIL PUNTos.
En- Ell desafio vespert.ro huho no
mentos dc alegrias dc eXcitac.cEeS &c
incertidumbres Y de angust;as, iiuga-
das y toletazos contiuTos que deia-
ban asombrados a Eos espectat;o"os
La labor de los pitchers fue pobre,
aunque la de los demis jugsdores
fu6 sensational, Ocho y ocho c%rreras
fu6 ell score final, empatirdolo ell ell
octave inning para Ell Athletics. San
tana, con ell mas brutal homerll1 tue
Sc ha anotado cn las ligas de Puerto
Rico. Y este segundo pal9 dc cuatro
esouinas 10 permiti6 taznbiGn e..n.
N6stor fue ell h6roe ponccho. En-
momentos oportvnos, cuando sas CANA
radas "simpatizadorc, pedian IL
cielo I'M buen batazo Motor supo res-
ponder y conect6 un sod homo
run I'M fenomenal ssree bagEer. Is
tos bejucazos del ''morcno' que por
primera vez brilla al bate en- San
Juan, dieron a los WasAir gtoniaas
portorriquefos CINCO car~errs.
A los venccdores desA .mos hacer lie
gar nuestras felicitacione5.
A los vencidos, que apenas conc
cen las derrotas, lie rsiteraros una
vez mas nuestra admiration
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
NERO NININ Y UN PITCHER PA
RA LOS LEONES

Pronto estaran en- Puerto Eico los
conocidos peloteros dominicaEos Nero
Y Ninin. Pipo nos aseguro e. denlin-
GO que dentro de breves dias esta-
rian nuevamsnte luciendo RI urifor-
ne poncefio, estos dos que fueLon she
roes'' en- la serie que esta agonizan-
do, Y que ademas vendr{a con clioS
un jovenzuelo quisqueyauo 1ne PRO
mete mucho como pitcher.
Con estos refuerzos... nj los SENA
pOREg...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
DAvIU EN- Ell PONCE

Sc nos ha asegurado q Ultima no.
ra que partir del dos de noviemJre,
Davi1 empezara lucir nle5snas. La
noticia tiene que ser haiasadntt para
los ponceilos, va que Tingo cs una d.
las mas poderosas columnas con que
cuenta el base ball en- nuestra isla.
Esperemos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23

do su brazo ell buen nombre de su no.
xena, que como TN ogro Sc propons
aniquilar a los ELEFANTES. Suncar
ia s.do >designado para tensuciar'
q pa "boricua'' Y cuando el Sc EN-
70 a, no hay ''ex-jinete" que Sc
oponga.
Ell Puerto Rico ofrece una valiosisi-
ma medalla de oro al jugador que oh
tenga el mejor promedio al bate er
ambos desados, y este ha despertado
IN entusiasmo deirante en- todos loy
peloteros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
ApTenda ID Usar MU. COL No Tan Solo para Combatr
la Enfermedad Despu6s De COnIralda Sno Para Eyara

gran mayor auerdo de
mero de Cataros Doo de Gargnta no
muchas afecciones
Los Dna cicatzr desinfectar dpues de erac-
denifro tan solo mpla sno
Mucho Medcos Hosptaes
ansepico meto eeononco
el CUTS despues de a
eendos resultados ratannto de Oe
o Quemadnas Cor
pocos etar gran
numero de estas Intermediates
po- eenplo Estos
odas las noches
MUCOL impando las mennbra
usted depues
de contraide el resfrado door de garganta.
infaa d las caes carreteraS
aecciones de Ia
Quere monstruosidad acoa
leno de
fltran ORGANISING
nfemdad evr debe
par cavdad de la narz todas las
MUCOL deber
1ar senca hygiene moless
fermedades puede eyitare
MUCOL todos los
d de dientes eviaran muhas enmeda
MUCO ore co mojado enuagandose lueso boca
! hacienda gargaras souci5n MUCOL.
LEUCoRREA FLORES que MIJ-CoI
nsuperabe aneno de ennedad iPeo
dehen hygiene
positiHdades necciones.
Pida muesra gratis Mu-CoL q:
BenitO {, OnzaIez
! No. Box No. q San r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23

las cuales le enriqueceran y lie puri-
hcaran la sangre por complete, Ini-
co nodo de transmitir buen color
vida su palido inanimado rostro.
de tonifcarle los nervios, de ayu
darle a crear cares solldas- y de
fortiacarie todo el ORGANISING. En-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
LOS PRoxIMos JUEGos

FL domingo jugar3n en- Areciho los
LEONES con los lobos.
"Boricuas'' y Elefantes Sc enfren-
taran en- la ocho. FL dia dos de no.
viembre el Ponce volvera a San Juan.
FL dieciseis ell Athletics ira la Lii
ga del Castillo, ell veintitres volve-
ran los Leones San Juan.
vamos tener "Leones' por buen
tempo. Y ESQ nos regocija.
Ell DR.. DIAz GARCIA, PREs1DEN
TIE DEL ATHLETICS. cARMELo
DIAZ, MANAGER.
, Nos satisface yer realizado 10 que
nosotros hemos senalsdo como ru1nor.
En- la Ultima reunion del club CAPT
talefio, el doctor Diaz Garcia fue de-
signado Presidente del club a Ia
vez Carmelo Diaz fu6 nombrado Ma
nager.
Nosotros hablamos con. 81 doctor
uuien nos dijo que por ahora no pc
dria atender a Ia novena va que
Sc 10 impedian sus muchas ocupacio-
pes.
Despues de noviembre, Ell distingni-
de galeno podra dedicar mas tempo
(Continda en- la pag. 12)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
Ell PUERTO RICO va ESTA
FORMADO:

Con Gacho de manager, sc ha for.
mado va ell formidable team que -leva
por nombre PUERTO RICO.
FL conjunto es temible, jugadores'
todos celeb6rrimos son los que 1nte-
gran saber: Catchers, Carrillo
Gamiz; pitchers, Gacho, Angulo, Da-
VIII, Fabito, Gamiz, Chiino; prirae-
ras, Ciqui Y Gacho; segundas, juicy y
Thompson (Wiliam) terceras, Da-
viu, juicy y seda, y fielders, Angulo,
Parreiro, Gacho, Ciqui.
Con esta novena ha de progresar
grandemente ell base ball on Puerto
Rico q. tai parecia iba camino ee Ia
, decadencia. Un club que ha de jugar
amor propio dignidad va que tod =
sus elementos son personas que siep'-
; pre- han tenido por orgullo tremoldr
alta la bandera de su personahdaj
pelotera Los jugadores no estan a
sueldo, 81 dividendos y han esco-
gido como su propia hga Ia de Ca
yey. Que vientos de victorias azoten
el bajel que ha de conducir los desl,
nos de Ia novena 'portorriqueila :,
son nuestros deseos.
Ell PUERTO RICO Sc EsTEENARA
i UN LUJoso UNTFoRME Ell
1 DOMINGO
ATHLETICS VS.. PUERTO RICO EN-
LA o0Ho
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23

PROGRAMA DEL. CONCERTO
DE 'LA CAFETERIA" QUE
SERA TRASMlTIDO POR
RADIO EL JUICES %
DE OCTUBRE 1924
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-23
ATHLETICS VS.. PUERTO RICO EN-
LA ooHo

FL domingo Sc enfrentara Ell club
atl6tico con las huestes de Gacho en-
Il liga de Ia ocho. Un extraordina }
scontecimiento deportivo prometen ser
los iuegos de esta semana va que Ell
PUERTO RICO desea estrenarse n
lujosisimo unifor1ne, habran de lu-
char denodadamente por glorifcarlo.
Gacho defenders con todo ell poder
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-04-16
County Takes Steps Against Introduction Foot And Mouth
Beet Factory Will
Not Operate
Lovelock Beet Acreage
Will Be Shipped to
California Plant

While no direct word has been
received from the promoters of the
Fallon sugar factory it is evident
that they have abandaned any idea
of running the factory near this city
this year.
During the past few months ng
definite attempt has been made to
secure beet acreage, which was an
indication that no effort was to be
made to start the wheels in motion
here. Agents for the factory people
have had little encouragement from
the home office of late, in fact
through lack of funds they have
ceased to solicit acreage for the sea
son.
The signing of considerable acre
age in the Lovelock valley and to
the north of Reno gave the impress
sion that the Fallon factory might
be used to convert the beets into
sugar. This plan has evidently been
abandoned as the following In the
Lovelock ReView-Miner of April 11th
closes the matter for this season at
least:
W. W. Aikers of the ReseEwastion
ranch In the Lower valley left Tue
day for San Francisco after spending
several days In this community and
at the Willow Vista ranch in the Col
oonda neighborhood. 1t was deter
mined In a definite sense, according
to Mr.. Aikers, that the Fallon factory
will not be operated this season yet
he is not to be deferred by this rea-
son from raising several thousands
of acres of sugar beets on the Res
ervation and Willow Vista ranches.
Transversely, he is to prosecute his
first plans and will, If these are car
ried out, plant about 5000 acres to
this form of culture in this valley
and in addition will essay to raise
1 900 acres of sugar beets at Col
conda.
Lacking a home market for the
thousands of tons of beets in pros.
pect for harvest this fall Mr.. Aiker!
has arranged with the company op
Grating a sugar factory at Alvarado
Alameda county. Calf, to absorb nj.
production and a special freight rats
is now being sought from the South
ern Pacific Company.
1t is understood here that the Al
varado sugar factory management
has agreed to absorb the difference
in freight rates applying to the Fal-
lon and Alvarado destinations and
that other encouraging measures are
to be invoked to make Nevada q
principal source of supply of sugar
beets. 1t is generally conceded that
Nevada sugar beets have the great
est saccharine content and purity of
content of any beets PRODUCED and
that these facts must eventually
make of western Nevada one of the
great producing areas.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-04-16
ENTERS JUST PROTEST

The use of intoxicating liquors by
minors is protested by one mother
who visited this office during the
week She stated that to her know
ledge that her own son has secured
liquor and that other boys of like
age had been intoxicated. She de-
manded, and rightly so, that a round
up of offenders who peddle liquor TO
minors be made.
It has been common knowledge
that boys under age and some attend
ing high school have had unlawful
liquor. This is entirely wrong and It
Is hoped that the source of supply
will be hunted out and that the par
ties offending will be given the limit
setnenee by Judge harrington.
While men of age continue to
drink bootleg liquor that seems to
be their business, as they are of age,
know their wants and take the
chance, but the sale to minors is a
matter that should be stopped even
If necessary to bring in plain clothes
men to handle the situation.
If the matter is beyond the power
OF the local officers then appliea-
ton should be made to the federal
authorities as Il is a disgraceful con-
dition and one that needs Immediate
correction.