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The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
MY RECORD

Il have been charged with being
favored by the big interests of this
state. Ii this means that in the event
OF my election as governor will treat
the corporations of this state fairly
and justly, treat them the same as
do the farmer, the laborer and the
small business man, we'll and good
But II they mean that | will be the
plain tool of certain big corporations
of this state, then hurl the dirty.
charge back into their teeth and ask
them to examine my record as cit
izen of Montana, which Ia an OPEN
book.
For thirty years have lived In a
small town In northwestern Montana. :.
practising my profession in modest
way. Farmers and laborers and small
business men have been my clients.
Four years ago was selected chair
man of the State Central Committeei
and with my associates fought los
ing fight with an empty treasury,
with half of the Democratic party de- !.
serting its standard and we went
with the party to defeat and disaster
Again two years ago was continu-
ed AS Chairman and assisted in con-.
ducting d campaign that resulted in
the election OF Burton X. Wheeler to
the senate. have never had the
much-talked-of big corporations for
my clients--I have never rendered
them any service, have never receiv-
ed any emolument from them, and am
too old now to sell my soul and my
integrity to any interest or any cora
poration.
i expect to play he game to the
rs | believe ] win be, serve notice
years, and If | am elected governor.
as | believ win be, | serve notice
now that ] win assume the duties of
the high office with out any strings
to it. In any event such charges as
these come with poor grace from one
who was made United State Senator.
and who four years ago was elect
ed Governor Of this state by the very
interests to which he charges | be-
Continued on page 10.)
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
u. S. OFFICIALS
TO CONFER ON
L. A. HARBORS
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 13.-A1
open meeting where people inter
ested in the federal improvement OF
Los Angeles aud Long Beach han
bors may express their views vii
be held here March u by the boar
of engineers for rivers and harbor.
of Washington d. c. according
Major Il. d. Ardery, district en-
gineer for the war department.
Subjects that will probably be
brought up at the meeting include:
l. Deepening the Los Angeles
inner harbor channel up to and in
cluding the turning basin.
.. Dredging i'll west basin, Los
Angeles harbor.
3. Extension on the brcakwater.
4. Deepening Cerritos channel
connecting Los Angeles and Long
Beach harbors.
5. Dredging in Los Angeles outer
harbor and approach 10 the l47 acre
tract at the west side of the harbor.
The board, composed of six men,
will arrive here from Washington
next Wednesday. a.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
TAKE STEPS TO
FREE INNOCENT
TRIO in PRISON
by United Press E.cnsed Wire

Los ANGELES, Mar. 13.-With
investigation of the Arcadia Bank
robbery still in progress, the grand
jury was believed today to be pre-
pairing indictments for at least two
parties to the alleged "framc up"
which on it is declared, sent three
innocent Mexicans 20 prison for
the crime.
Hubert Kittlc, former police of
ficcr and we'll known aviator, was
expected to be named in one of the
indictments. He is already under ar,
rest, charged with cashing money
orders stolen in the bank robbery.
Another man. sad TO have been
with kittlc on the Tijuana trip
where the stolen paper was report
ed cashcd, will also be indicted il
is reported.
Five other indictments are ex-
pcctcd TO follow, including alleged
members Of the band that actually
committed She robbery and form,
cr high official Of the sheriff $ of
flee claimed to have suppressed cvi-
dcnce which would have freed the
McXicans.
With the indictments, it is pre-
dictcd immediate steps will be TAX
en- to free The railroadcd pris.
oncrS.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
|'Shorty's" Racers
Take 1st Place

THE PAS, Man, Mar. n
Shorty 's" Russick mushed his
dogs across the SHOWS of the broad
Saskatchewan river to The Pas to-
day, winner of the 1924 Hudson Bay
dog derby, and created new rec
ord for the 2l0-mile event. Billy
Grayson drove between the finishing
posts second, the winner and Gray.
son thus maintaining the order in
which they had led the field on the
outward course from The Pas Tues.
day morning.
Allan Mcdonald won third place,
Russick came in at l0:55 a. IN.
His team was 23 hours, 45 minutes
which was 20 minutes under the
previous record of "a hours, ) min
utes established in 1922 by Grayson,
driving. c. b. Morgan's team of
racing huskies.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
CRUMBLES RACE
WITH POMONAN
EVENT OF MEET
by United Press Leased wir.

LOS ANGELES, Mar. l3.-Uni-
versity of Southern California will
easily defeat Pomona College track
team at Coliseum here Saturday.
Trojans have modestly let this
fact slip while contemplating what
a pleasant time Dean Cromwell s
proteges are going to have in this
practice n2ecting. Trouble is that
Pomona will have no chance for
revenge because it really does ap-
pear that the Sagehcns have no
change of winning.
To Southern California the meet
is important, however, for it will
Occidental, one of the conference s
best teams; how better the sprinters
are this year than ever before and
how much chance some of the Olym-
pic aspirants have of making the
American team.
Coach Nixon has six men who
have been showing unusual speed
in the 100, several of whom con
sistently make it in 10:1. Arnoltls
Doug, Smith, Walker, Frisbie, Stone
and Frankhouse are entrants in the
century.
The 900 yard hurdle event ought
to be the best Of the meet, with
Bob Maxwell of Pomona, running
against the sensational Grumbles of
FL Centre u. S. c. sophomore.
Maxwell in running this race in %:
6-10 seconds at the A. A. U. re.
lays broke record, while Grumbles,
in the first track meet he was en-
tered, ran it slightly under the
world S mark.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
EIGHT TEAMS WILL
BATTLE FOR HONORS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Mar. 13.-
Eight teams remain in the national
A. A. L. basket ball champion tour
nament after Wednesday S second
round clashes, These teams will
battle tonight for position in the
semi-finals.
The four games scheduled for To-
night S third round play were:
University Club, Brooklyn, VS..
Lombard College.
Kansas City A, c. VS.. Washburn
College.
Olympic Club VS.. Ilillyards,
Schoolay-W -Woodstocks VS.. Butler
College,
Results of Wednesday, S games IN
clpded: olympic Club, San Francis
co ~; LeueQeks, NJ, Louis a..
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
TablOids From
Training Camps

NEW ORLEANS, = Bob Mcusel
the only absentee of the New York
Yanks, is expected to arrive here
Saturday.
AUGUSTA, Ga.-Ty Cobb led the
Iannigans against the regulars in
the Tigers first practice game, but
went down to defeat in six innings,
8 to 2.
CATALINA ISLAND, Calif.-
Barney Dreyfus, owner of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, was due for visit
to the island today to talk with
William Wriglcy, owner of the Chi
cago Cubs.
ORLANDO, Fla. Carl Mays,
former Yankee hurler, was schedul
ed to make his debut as a Red pitch
cr today when the Cincinnati club
plays indianapolis at Plant City.
SAN FRANCISCO-Thc Seals put
in their final practice today for the
eight game series with Kansas City
which opens in Recreation Park to-
morrow. The Blues will arrive to-.
morrow morning.
Observation-Disclosures Harry
Williams of the Pacific coast league
has been invited by the Sacramento
chamber of Commerce to attend the
opening game here between the SEN
ators and the Tigers April s.
MYRTLEDALE, Calif.-Brubakc
hut a homer with two on and the
Gray Oaks beat the Whites | ! to 6
in the daily practice game yester
day. The Oak squad is just about
ready for the season.
STOCKTON, Cali. Ted Pillcttc,
did the expected in practice yes
terday and the Beaver regulars
trounccd the lannigans, to 4.
LONG BEACH-Thc Angels are
trying to buy outright Parkinson, u
second bascman belonging to the
Phillies, according 10 the admission
of Manager Marty Krug.
Los ANGELES-Frank Chance,
the new Chicago White Sox leader,
will be recovered from his slight
attack of asthma and ready to take
charge of Comiskey' S men about
April 4, he has written friends here
from the desert resort where he is
reeuperating
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
Brawley Post to
Sponsor Boxing
Bout, New Arena

Brawlcy Post No. 60, American
Legion, is sponsoring a boxing reg-
hibition in the new legion arena
Friday night on March Il. The
curtain raiser starts at $3.50.
The main event will be a bout be-
tween Jack Edmunson, Brawley, 40
pounds, and Willie Williams. San
Diego, 165 pounds. The semi,windup
will be between Battling Paul, Braw
ley, l40 pounds, and Cy Murphy,
San Diego, 140 pounds.
Other bouts will be: Joe Mandot,
Brawley VS.. Goodrich, San Diego, 1870
pounds each, and Young Dato, Stock
ton VS.. Johnny Leon, San Diego, l2O
pounds each
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
DEMPSEY PLANS
GlBBONS-F'IRP0
IN OPEN SEASON
Only Two Opponents AS
Wills Is Out
OF 1t
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

(UnItod Press Staff Corresponde1lt)
NEW YORK, Mar. l3.---Jack
Dempsey will defend the heavy
weigh. championship twice before
the college boys start despoiling
each other next fall.
The champion will fight Tommy
Gibbons and Angel Firpo. All talk
to The contrary is bunk for pur-
pose.
Dempsey S sudden backwardness
about taking on couple Of jobs
that would be worth more than q
half million dollars is but a part
of the work he has to. do to get
the jobs.
Dempsey would fight three times
during the outdoor season if the
promoters could get three opponents
for him, but they can't because
Wills is out of it as far IS a cham
pionship bout is concerned and Glib
bons and Firpo arc the only cards
available.
Jack Kearns has been saying
that Dempsey is going into a pie
turc that will keep him busy until
the first of August Dempsey
wouldn It make 100000 out of that
picture because his stuff is pretty
well done. He would make 100000
out of Gibbons fight and he
wouldn t have 10 put in more than
five weeks work at it.
Meantime Eddie Kane, manager
for Gibbons, is accusing Dempsey
of running out on Gibbons, and as
sailing him for picking foreigners
for his victims. He has it figured
that since Dempsey won the cham
pionship he has given $l5c,000 to
American boxers and helped two
foreigners make 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
Krug Figures
End Base Weak
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March l3.-Thc
weak link Of the Angel lineup is
second base, Manager Marty Krug
figures, after having satisfactori.
ly strengthened his pitching staff.
krug can play second but he docsn t
want to. lie has decided to direct
tho Angels from the bench this
year. Fred Gunthcr is another see,
ond sackcr, but Krug thinks it will
be another year before Gunthcr is
capable of getting away with the
difficult work required of Il second
bascman.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
More Than 1000
Will Attend 3rd
Party Meet g
by United Press Leased Wire

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Mar. 13.-The
call for a national third party con
vention in the twin cities Junca IL
went out Wednesday.
Almost any political group sub
scribing to the platform adopted
can secure representation at the con
vention, under the call
The convention is not limited to
Farmer-Labor, Progressive or Non
Partisan delegates. More than 1000
delgates from all states are expect
ed to attend
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
JOHNSTON WILL NOT
GO TO OLYMPICS

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. ID
William M. Johnston, world cham
pion singles tennis players, will not
90 abroad with the United States
OLYMPIC tennis team, he reiterated
here today.
Because of the withdrawal of Will
liam r. Tildon Jr., American cham
pion. it was believed that Johnston
would be persuaded to so.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
Fishing Craft Is
Bearing Fugitive
By United Press Lcased Wire

Los ANGELES, Mar. l3-Local
harbor police were today watching
for the anticipated arrival of the
fishing crafS Viz ", from San
Francisco, believed to be carrying
George Lister, wanted for the al
legged embezzlemcnt of $4,000 in
currency from American Railway
Express offices in the bay city.
Storms raging off the coast have
aroused the fear the vessel was
forced to put in at some other port,
and police in beach ci,ies up the
state have been notified.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
PITCHERS FORM
is VERY GOOD,
KILLIFER SAYS

Los ANGELES, March 13. Best
thing about the Seattle training
camp at San Bernardino, manager
Red Killefer reports, is that the
pitchers were beginning to cut 'em
in with advance season form.
Killifer, one of the most colorful
pilots in the league, especially in
his, cranial filamcnts, won't LET
his ball players draw pay for moth
ing. Twice daily he superintends,
in minute details, each practice,
driving his men with good natured
persistency. And the pitchers are
the first to show results of Kille-
fer S earnest efforts.
The Indians are almost of the
opinion that Pugc.~ sound is located
somewhere near San Bernardino.
Wind and sand have been cutting
capers thereabouts for the past
couple of days, but it only serves
to remind the Seattle lads of what
a good place Seattle is--to come
from.
Most of the hurlers ere already
working on control, which Is unu-
sual for this early in the season.
Suds Sutherland, who got tired of
winning games for Portland last
year, is hooking some nice ones
over. George Stuland is getting his
hot ones, thus making most of the
Indian hitters think they have
myopia. Carl Williams, Bagby
Percy Jones Pigg, Plummer, Dell,
Monahan, Dennison, Lasley, Ramsey
make up Seattle s moundsmen.
While what pitchers he has are
getting along fine, Killefer realizes
that he badly needs u couple or
more if he is to win the several
hats he has bet upon Seattle S pen
nant chances.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
L. A. POPULATION
NOW OVER MILLION

LOS ANGELES, March 12,--Thc'
population of Los Angeles is l,l48,-
12l persons, according to the 1924
city directory, the first copies of
which were TO come off the presses.
The city S population has increased
POO, 1913, or more than 2l per cent
oAet last year $ figures.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
HeiD " Gnfed

AGENTS WANTED--To sell elm
come Protection Insurance
(health and accident) for an old
line company, ii Imperial valley.
Big money if you work. We teach
you how. High school Or college
graduate preferred See V. $.
Rowley, general agent at Oregon
Hotel, Ell Centre, evenings. 8t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

AGENTS WANTED-To sell "In-
come Protection Insurance
(health and accident) for an old
line company, in Imperial valley.
Big money if you work. We teach
you how. High school or college
graduate preferred. See V. S.
Rowley, general agent at Oregon
Hotel, Ell Centre, evening". 1918
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
TEN ACRES ALFALFA
OR GRAPEFRUIT
For SaLe--P0uifrg

BABY CHICkS--No infection with
in hundred miles of Seabright,
r. l. Reds, White Lcghorns and
all the other popular breeds hatch
ed every week from healthy and
high egg producing stock. Enoch
Crews, Seabright, Calf. 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
W0Ried-~.WlsceLlQneOUS

WANTED-Room with two meals,
by young business man. Press. Box
66S. 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sate-47tstettGReuMs

THE POPPY Restaurant for sale,
if sold within 9 days. A bargain.
Cheap rent, or will trade for good
automobile. Call opposite Oregon
Hotel, on Jth ST. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
TODAY'S WANT ADS

Classified advertisements accept
u according TO the following rates
,ud rules:
RATES-Tne late for inserting
repaid Classified or liner Adver-
isemerts N the I-aperial Valley
ress is cent per word each inser-
'on, if paid in advance. Minimum
'harge % cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

FOR SALEE3 Toggenburg milk
goats. Cheap. 10Th and f Streets,
Imperial. 13t3,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

"A Boston bridegroom listed his
brides occupation as "laborcr
which may prove to be true.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

NhAl r. lUUl
For Salc-20 acres south of FL
Centre. About acres ] year old
trees in fine condition. Soft soil,
on good street, Price $4,000. Easy
terms. Afflerbaugh, with Edgar
Bros. Realty Co. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

CARpENTERING-By the day or
contract, in any part of the val
ley, by an experienced and skilled
mechanic. No job is too large, or
too small for prompt attention.
See or phone, w. Fl. Owen, Ell
Centre Hotel. No. 643. 1878
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

WANTED--To buy, from owner, a
late model used Dodge. Address
Press Box 600. 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

If pieces Of modern art arc dug
up 5000 years from now postcrity
will think we wore no clothes
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

ATHEL CUTTINGS-2 miles west
city water tank. Gail ll3W1.
, Strickland. 1916
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13
GRAPE FRUIT

AAOlCIj OH Jtn ol. IZtZ
GRAPE FRUIT
For Salc-20 acres south of Ei
Centre. About Z acres ] year old
trees in fine condition. Soft soil,
on good street. Price $4,000. Easy
terms. Afflerbaugh, with Edgar
Bros. Realty Co. 1876
ATHEL CUTTINGS-2 miles west
city water tank, Gail 113W1.
Strickland. 12t6
FOR SALE cotton cultivators
and extra cultivator shovels.
Strickland. 9 miles west Of water
tank. 'r''' ~ l2t9
FOR SALE-Cheap. Hand raised
talking parrot. 737 Commercial.
1874
FOR SALE, RENT OR TRADE -
. "School store open 5 hrs a
day, pays $75 pdas month, small
investment, candies and lunches.
1l3 Vine st. Hurry up. 11t3
------------------- -
FOR SALE-Furniturc for 5 rooms
reasonable, house for rent, mod.
ern. 739 Imperial Ave, Calexico.
Its
FOR SALE-1000 shares James
Well oil stock. Make offer. Box
74s, Secley, Calf. 1876
HOR1 SALE-White PeGin Duck
eggs. 75c per setting. Phone
1892. L. NJ. Ferguson, Holtvillc,
,.-- loft
FOR SALE-Marsh seedless grape
fruit trees, clean healthy stock.
About 5-S to 3-4 inch. In quail
ties of 30 or more $1.00 each, f. O.
b. Highland. d. G.. Aplin, High
land, Calf. St1O
DESERT HONEY = 54s Broadway
I5tf
FOR SALE-Old newspapers. Ap.
ply Press cffice. 27tf
MULES, HORSES, Fresnos, wagons
grading equipment, for sale or
rent. Notify office. Casa Rey Ho-
tel, Ell Centre. Phone 116 or Paci-
fic Horse & Mule Market office,
CaleXico. Phone S17. Stf
FOa SALE-Soft drink stand, best.
location, good lease. Cheap for
cash. 562 Main st. 7tf
FOR SALE CHEAP-Four air pres
suri tanks and pumps, copper pip
ing and connections. -Four Oxo-
Gas burners and two Coleman
burners. Casa Rey Hotel. Phone
JIG. 4tf
BA RGAlN-Quick safe. > tube long
distance radio receiver. Must sell.
Will demonstrate 1880 and $3.50
p. M. 332 North Sth ST., El
Centre. 7t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

man TO care
for eighty acres, near Ell Centro,
prefer man that understands
grapes. 800 per month aud good
house. H. l.. Childs, Hotel Bar
bara Worth. .s.. l0tf
WANTED-Bookkeeping, time keep
ing, stock clerk or general office
work, by experienced man, %.
Reference. d. Shepherd, care NJ.
l.. Couthern, Imperial, Cal. Its
iW'AlNTEDi-Woman to cook for
about 10 men. Call Tamarack
Ranch, Imperial, Cal. 11t5
WANTED-Local man to sell sick
and accident insurance, premiums
paid and all claim adjustments
made through Imperial Valley of
flee. Call or write j. H. Williams,
general agent. The Western Cas-
ualty Co. 664 Main ST., FL Cen
trO. t" H#
IL 13 10 Is 90 % 25 81 % 81
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

FOR SALE cotton cultivators
and extra cultivator shovels.
Strickland. 9 miles west of water
tank. '1'" ~ 1879
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

WANTED-To buy mules and horse
colts. Box 667 Press office.
11tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

FOR SALE-Cheap. Hand raised
talking parrot. 737 Commercial.
1874
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-13

FOR SALE-A few feeder shoats.
G. G. Hussey, Seeley. 1873
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10

legislative de nuestro Pals, y leyes
a las cuales debe ell Jurado prestar
la atenci6n n~ecesaria cuando estas
sean ofrecidas Y mencionadas por
medic de aquellos funcionarios que
Ell mismo Gobierno ha autorizado pa
ra clio. Y asf de este modo, estos
senores juradoS al ser jueces de los
hechos a ellos sometidos Sc ~convier-
ten en- organos del mismo Estado,
al ser investidos con la autoridad
para juzgar cada case de acuerdo
con la sana inspiration de sus pro-
pias ideas en- concordancia con la
ley Y con la rectitud de u ~concien-
cias ciudadanas; Y los veredictos 0
las resoluciones que emitan los La
bios de aquellos caballerosr que con-
Egregados asi co%nstituyen la Institu-
ci6n del Jurado, han de servir en-
10 future de norma Y Inca de con-
Quota a todos los ciudadanos en- gee
neral Y 81 bien es verdad que en-
todas las esferas de las ~actividades
de la vida, es Ell cumplimiento de
Ia ley moral obra redent1'a Y nece-
~saria, en- ninguna es mas intensa Y
trascendental en- sus efectos como
cuando Sc ejercita en- la amplia es-
fera de actividad individual o colec-
tiva que senala la publica accion del
Poder Judicial en- TODD pals. Y clio
les asf porque So ejemplo es perdu-
rable Y siempre latente en- ell surco
de la conciencia popular, toda vez
que con I'm solo rayo de luz alum
bra a la vez muchas conciencias Y
de un solo golpe destruye a veces
muchas preocupaciones Y en- un solo
instante lleva aamuchas almas la es-
peranza v Ell a~liento, porque demues-
ira hasta la saciedad eli alto espi-
ritu de justicia en- que siempre ha
inspirado todos sus actos la respeta-
bic Institution del Jurado, al poner
en- practica aquellas sus arduas e
inapelables funciones pnblicas y ciu-
dadanas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10
UN oBsEoUIo vALIoso
cEP1LLos Y PAsrAs KL1NoDENro

Ell ~reputadisimo doctor en- cirugia
dental, doctor J.. Toro Hernandez, nos
ha ~obsecuiado con varios tubos de Ia
afamada pasta dental Y cepillos prof,
lacticos marca ssKLINODENTo''
Estes productos han conquistado una
gran demands en- el mercado y estan
siendo muy recomendados por todos los
rrofesiorsles, por sus excelentes cua-
lidades a~ntisepticas y preservativos,
hasta Ell extreme de que Sc consideran
como in~dispensables para Ell Guido Q
hygiene de la boca.
Agradecemos sinceramente Ell valioso
obsequio del distinguish professional y
lie deseamos que sus productos CONT
fnren teniendo tan buena aceptaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10
CRON|CA CIALENA

Estamos en- pleno periodic electoral.
1yuestras masas Sc eve activamen-
te en- busca de los mejores hombres
que han de ocupar los puestos pub;icos.
Cosa l6gica esta v este es 10 mas inn
portante de la campana, la Selection
do los que han de dirigir la cosa publ
ca. Este debe haeerse concienzudamen-
tie, de acuerdo con los meritos de ca
da individuo.
va que hablamos de candidaturas
queremos aprovechar la OCCASION de pre-
|sentarl ell electorado cialeno al Hon. CO.
misionado de Ixstl uccion local senior
Jaime CORA, nnestro candidate de nue.
vo para csc cargo y Ell one estamos Sc
guros, es apoyado por TODD Ell pueblo
de Ciales asi como en- todas sus juri-
diciones.
Ell senior CORA durante los cuatro
amos que ha estado en- su puesto, ha
~trabajado de una manera admirable en-
Lro del progreso escolar de GALES en-
union de nuestro Hon Inspector de rEs-
cuelas Sefior Sandin. Sc han alberto
nuevas escuelas, Sc han establecido nue.
vas escuelas graduates especiales como
en- Front6n, Pozas, Toro Negro, ell esta-
Dlecimiento del Comedor Escolar en-
una gran mayoria de nuestras escuelas
~rurales, v la campana pcr el desplegada
para qre en- cada barrio Sc cediese un
solar para construir una casa escueia
con magnificos resultados, he aQui en-
sintesis una parte de la eiciente labor
de este f~uncionario quien por ssu cultu-
"a. simpatfa y democracia, disfruta de
general estimation en- toda esta munich
lpafidad. sa
No vacilamos nj por un momento en-
la reelection del seior Cora, y nos ale
gramos de que continue en- su puesto
laborando por ell engradecimiento inte-
~'ectual de Ia comunidad.' Qaeremos ana
dir que es Ell nnico miembro de la Adj
ministraci6n que hemos visto por es,
los VaAeS geStioH5Aao ia censtrucclch
de nuevas casas escuelas y corrigiendo
las ineficiencias de. otras.
citaci6n al sefior Cora y a la Admins
vaya nuestro sincere APPLAUSE y fell
TRACTION Cialeia por contar en- su seno
I'm empleado tan laborioso y fiel cum
plidor de sus deberes...
A. Cesar, 10 que es de Cesar.
A del CAMPO.
Abril A, 1924.