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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
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que dejaba mucho que desear, y fue
mi proposito que este trabajo fuese
deinitivo. 4 .ty..a n
En- efecto agrega el trabajo reai-
zado es perfecto. Luce Fl sanatorio An
tituberculoso de Puerto Rico una hile-
ra de postes ornanentados donde Sc
encuentran irstalados. grandes focos
de luz. Similar un pueblo pequeio
bien alumbrado, las noches en- el Sana-
torio Antltuberculoso son claras y lie
Ian una indication del rTerapia psico-
l6gica en- 10 que respecta al tratamien-
to moral del tu5erculoso en- Ell sana-
torio.
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COMMENTARIES

Presentamos la information del hecho
horrible, escIletaipente, sin detenernos
en- comentaEios que, de hacerlos, res
ponderian a la indignation v el horror
que nos ha producido Ell inaudito cri-
men. 49,
En- Rio Piedras. y el barrio Cepero,
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FoRMULARIo

Existe la idea de que para Ell tu-
berculoso dijo el doctor Franco, aire
puro, alimentaci6n buena v reposo, son
cosas suhcientes para conseguir en- mas
menos tempo la salud perdida. Sin
embargo, 1quien MEGA la Terapeutica
medicamentosa que ha de menester tai
enfermedad? Nadie. De ahi el haber
confeccionado un formulario que res
ponde las tiltimas medicaciones para
ser tratada tai dolencia.
PAPEL Y soBRE DE PAcIENTEs
Esta medida aiiade responde una
propaganda de indole puramente So
cial, en- 10 que respecta medidas hi
gienicas en- relaci6n con tai enferme-
dad.
Me complazco en- regalarle un Pile
go de papel v dos sobres de los que
usan los enfermos aqui asilados, para
que usted pueda formar idea sobre es-
te detalle. (Aceptamos Ell ohsequio,
que dicho sea de paso constituye un
detalIe de capital interes dentro de Ia
vida del sanatorioA
AMPLIAcIoN DE cocINA \
La ampliaci6n de la capacidad para
llevar a cabo un trabajo correspon
tUOutlnua en- Ia pag. 12)
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REGLAHTENTo INFERNO DEL
SANAToRIO


Hasta mi llegada, dice, estuvo sin
Reglamento esta INSTITUTION.
considere indispensable y urgente
tai necesidad, y de mi trabajo prelimi-
mar en- este asunto me encontr6 con
unas cuantas cuartillas labor iniciada
por Ell actual Comisionado de Sanidad,
doctor Ortiz, y en- donde puso sus ma
nos tambi6n ell compaHero doctor La
vandero. Sc hacia, pues necesaria su
termination, Y he ahi mi trabajo.
IN libreto de 81 paginas con Ell cual
le obsequio aprobado por el Hon. Co.
misionado de Sandal y puesto en- vi
gor Ell dia primero de noviembre de-
1928. (Damos las gracias Ell doctor J
elogiamos su trabajo por creerio d.
gran valer.)
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Continuation de la Sra. plana

chand. en- Ell sertido de que el era cul-
pable, no era la verdad, viendose preci-
castigado. Sin embargo, acusa Jacin-
TO Clemente de haberle dicho hace al
gunos meses que la nifa Guillermina
Rodriguez le gustaba y que habria de
gozarla de cualquier modo.
COMO oCURRIo Ell HORRIBLE
ATENTADo
Jacinto Clemente Sc decide a con-
tarnos como ocurri6 ell horrible crimen.
Clemente muestra una sangre fra re-
pugnante Y exasperadora; ante 10 ine-
vitabie del castigo tremendo que les es
pera. 10 indtil de encubrir su crimen
con mentiras, declara francamente que
entire los dos cometieron la violencia.
Entire los dos fuiinos-dice Jacin-
to Clemente. En- combination los dos,
pa que 10 vamos negar.
Sigue declarando que desde septiem
bre del afio pasado Sc habian COM
binado ambos para gozar de la nifia,
de cuya belleza Sc habian prendado
brutalmente, cediendo la fuerza de
sus instintos salvajes. La tabian per-
seguido, no encontrando la oportuni-
dad propicia hasta Ell microbes me-
dio dia.
La nifia iba para La escuela; Ell Gle
mente la esperarfa en- ell camino mas
cerca del empalme con la carretera de
Trujillo; Arocho, la seguiria; de modo
que en- un punto solo y propicio del ca
mino la infortunada nina Sc encontra-
ra en- medic de los dos satiros. Y asi
ccurri6. Arocho, segin declaraciones
de Clemente, la sujet6 por los brazos,
colocandole una mano en- la boca para
que no gritara. Clemente, le tom6 por
las piernas y entire ambos, cruzando
la alambrada la condujeron al cafiave-
raj, internandose como doscientos me
tros del borde del camino.
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Ell INFoRME FAcULTATIvo

Ell doctor Pereira Leal, de Rio Pie
dras, practic6 La autopsia del cadaver
dc la riha, llegando a la conclusion de
que esta sostuvo una lucha tenaz con
los criininales; presentando en- su cuer-
po contusiones y rasgufios que indican
que huho resistencia por su parte. La
muerte fu6 provocada por asfixia, y
hubo estupro antes de cometerse Ell
crimen.
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Detanes del espantOsO crimen...

la ira popular no tenia limites, de
haberlo permitido la justicia, el pueblo
Sc habria tornado ell trabajo de hacer-
la por sus propias manos.
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soUIEN LA EsTRANGULo?

Clemente acusa su c6mplice de ha
Der sido Ell primero en- cometer ell es-
tupro. Declare, con marcada desfa-
chatez, que la nina no hizo resistencia
y por Ell contrario, lie dijo al Arocho;
stu te casas conmigo.'' Ell informe
facultativo indica que la nina presenta
rasgufios y golpes en- su cuerpo indica-
tivos de que sostuvo una lucha tenaz,
hacienda uso de las d6biles armas que
lie deparaban sus pocos afos.
Arocho, declara que ell Clemente fu6 el
primero en- gozar de la infeliz victima,
y aqui esta la contradiction en- que
incurre Arocho, quien anteriormente
alegaba no haber participate en- el
atentado.
Clemente sigue declarando que el
no goz6 de la nina; pero luego vol
viendo scbre 10 que ha dicho, dice q. ST,
q. goz6 de ella despu6s de Arocho; Y
fue esperar este mas adelante, ha-
biende dejado La mia con Arocho,
por 10 que Sc supone que este fu6 quien
die muerte la nina. ''Yo no creia
que 6l iba a cometer una herejia tan
grande,n dice Clemente.
FL punto oscuro, y sobre Ell cual min
guno de los dos detenidos arroja luz, es
auien de los dos hizo uso del cintur6n de
la infeliz nina para estrangularla, y
por que cometieron ell espantoso cri-
men, en- el que, acknowledgements, ambcs
tienen la misma participation.
AsEsNATo EN- PRIMER GRADo
Ell fiscal Sefor Gomez, practice Ia
investigation y calific6 Ell horrendo de.
tito, de asesinato en- primer grado, que
apareja, la Ultima pena.
En- la detenci6n de los criminales
] y en- las averiguaciones del crimen pre-:
taron servicios dignos de sincere en-
comic Ell Jefe de information sefiol
Mac Manus, Ell Teniente Jose Quifio
mes, Ell guardia Remedio Lopez, ell juei
Marchand, Ell Jefe Rios CarriIlo, JUS
tino Rios, Miguel Hernandez, Alvara
do, y Aureo Ddaz.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
THE IMPORTANCE OF SILVER

In the settlement of the worlds
great problems there is no available
element for which there is greater
need than silver. Various European
countries, the disoragnization of
which is now the outstanding prob
lem in world affairs, cannot hope for
a return to semi-normal conditions
without the employment of stabilized
currencies. Sound money, acceptable
money, money in which the people
will at all times have confidence is,
next to a stable government, the ne
cessity of the day. And even sta
BILE government cannot be maintained
except by the use of money me-
dium stable in value and command
ing the confidence of those with
whom it must deal. Gold is, and will
continue to be the fundamental basis
of values. Next to gold, silver is the
best recognized, the most generally
accepted, and it's use in these coun-
tries will command respect and con-
fidepce. Because if lack of suffi-
cient gold to support all the world
currencies and credit, silver is the
only available metal and its use the
most important and essential The
greater part of the worlds silver is
produced on the Western Hemisphre
and very large percentage in the
United States. At present the silver
industry of the United States is prac-
tically dead. Only in those countries
where wages and living standards are
low can silver be produced at profit.
The silver producers of the Western
Hemisphere have it in their power to
render the most substantial service
20 the progress of the world, the re-
instatement of stable conditions, the
furnishing of employment and the
! prevention of disease and starvation
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08

Hartman. Her fine voice was great
ly enjoyed by all. A saxophone quar-
tette by four young ladies from High
School, of which our own Mildred
Pearson was a member, was also a
good number. Miss Viola Leesberg
gave a reading and had to respond to
an encore.
A good sound business talk by
Lieut.. F. Rockwell was the closing
number at the hall and all were then
invited to adjourn to La Veta Hotel
where the ball was staged. Music
was furnished for this by the Miller
eight-piece orchestra and this popu-
lar musical organization never played
better nor more inspiring music.
At three o'clock the strains of
Home, Sweet Home warned the weary
but happy dancers that one of the
most successful parties ever given by
the cattlemen, was being brought to
close Some $50 folks were present
at this springtime society event.
Small adds in this paper nav
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
cattIemen's Banquet Successful Affair

Pitkin Miner.
The banquet and ball given last
Friday evening by the members of
the Gunnison County Stock Growers
association, was one of the finest
ever given by this organization.
The banquet was given at Colorado
hall and was under direction of Chef
Little of that institution. Mr. Little
is culinary artist of no mean abili-
ty and certainly understands the
handling of large crowd of ban
queters. The menu was unexcelled
in point of daintiness and service,
and was one of the best four-course
meals we have ever had the good for
tune to partake of.
During the course of the banquet
many good speeches were made, all
responding to Toastmaster Stone,
with talks which were we'll received
and heartily applauded.
Some special features apart from
speeches were the solo by Miss Leah
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
What VIII He Do With 1t?

Recently the Kansas City Barnhart
house received the following letter.
copied verbatim:
Barn Hart Brods. and Spandler co
Dear sir ~. u mo'
want to Buy small printing out
fit that can print 5 or 6 colume
one side paper i have nothink on
hand need every think nesesery cut
er about $3.50 eanches.
have you any good used mashinery
Tine Ruls on hand or rebild onece.
Cote prices and what you got by
return mail. send no agents.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08


sane last Friday morning. Taking a
crow bar he broke in the windows
and doors of his neighbors (Jobn
Povich) home and attacked the little
girl with the crow bar while she was
sleeping in bed near her parents.
Help was soon at hand and he was
taken to the Jail, but not before he
drew knife on some of his captors
fortunately he got no chance to hurt
any one. Sheriff Hanlon came up the
same morning and took him in a car
TO Gunnison- From all that can be
learned lunacy commission was
formed there which pronounced the
man insane and he was immediately
taken to the Pueblo State Asylum.
All parents are urged to attend the
afternoon and evening sessions of the
Health Conference where expert ad-
vice will be given regarding the
health of your children. An oppor-
tunity to ask questions will be given.
On Friday, May 18th.
The C. F. & 1. Co. are expected to
hold their Community dance and en-
tertainment Tuesday, May 13. This
is the entertainment which was post
poned in February because of the
death of the company's traffic man
ager.
Oscar Ross was hurt Monday eve
ming while working on his car The
nature of the accident has not vet
been learned.
Another sale was held at Mrs. Har-
ley's old place Monday. This was a
sale of all the china, cooking and
glass ware.
The place at which the Health Con-
ference will be held is still undecided
but will be made known at later date.
A new garage has been built be-
hind the C. F. & I. hotel to accommo-
date the new car of w. ]. Tyson.
The Senior class is putting on
their play Clarence" Friday, May
9th at the Princess Theatre.
John Murphy and Gene Scohy left
for Leadville Tuesday morning in
their car.
I.
garage for his Chevrolet behind his
home.
The Senior High School dance has
been postponed until Friday, May 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rosetti were
business visitors in Gunnison Monday.
Elroy and Joe Miller are back in
Crested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
DISTRICT COURT
The Gunnison Empire.

District Court has been grinding
two weeks now and the net result has
been the conviction of j. C. Upton
for having whiskey in his possession.
The Moore-Calvin case resulted in
acquittal, the re-trial of the County
Commissioners brought forth jury
hung eight for conviction and four
for acquittal, and the bootlegging
case against DIR. Sullivan is now in
the hands of the jury.
In the County Commissioner cases
the prosecution by Attorney General
Caldwell has been very painstaking
and he has been ably assisted by Dis
trict Attorney Burgess. On almost
precisely the evidence that resulted
in verdict of guilty last spring with
the recommendation that the Com
missioners be removed from office,
the jury could not agree this time.
Believing that it is impossible to
get jury from this panel who will
either convict or acquit the accuesd,
District Attorney Burgess and Attor-
ney General Caldwell will, on Friday,
ask for hearing on a motion to
suspend the present Commissioners
who are charged with maIfeasance,
from further discharge of their du-
ties as Commissioners until such time
as decisive hearing may be had in
their caes. Such action, should the
court grant the motion, would be no
| more than circumstances demand.
Since the batch of indictments were
obtained year ago, these men have
continued to func ton as Commits
| sioners, have in one instance allowed
bill for several hundred dollars to
| DR.. Sullivan for services alleged to
| have been rendered in 1922 and
some way overlooked until now. Tax
| titles are being transferred under the
law giving the Commissioners discre-
tion, at, in some instances, ten per
cent of the accrued taxes. Many
other actions equally unsatisfactor
are cited from time to time. Prac-
| tically no mention has been made in
the press of the actions of the Com
missioners because this paper did not
want to give any excuse for the alle-
cation of persecution which the other
two papers, earnest partizans of the
Commissioners, were continually
charging. But the people have kept
themselves informed by reading pro-
ceedings of the Board and by inquiry
regarding matters of which they
were doubtful.
In the Sullivan bootlegging case
the evidence has been direct, and
practically indisputable. Mr.. Sulli-
van denies the transactions. Mr.. Fer
rens swears that he applied to Mr.
Riser for two quarts but could not
be supplied Mr.. Riser however,
accommodatingly phoned DR.. Sullivan
advising him that Mr.. Ferrens wanted
'two pounds" and Mr.. Ferrens swears
that he was told he could get two
quarts by applying and did SO and
was satisfactorily served. He was
separated, he swears, from $40. the
prevailing price. Geo. Aspey swears
to having purchased one quart from
DR.. Sullivan for the same price
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
Colorado as a Storm Center
By ELLIS MEREDITH.

By ELLIS MEREDITH
Never before oomed SO large on the noa man
inns year we have hryhree United States
senators to elect and Colorado man. being
the only state select Moreover all the States but
seven west of the Mississippi Senator'S with the exception
OF the three belonging the debatabe terri
vast region. - ~
The Democrats of the Nation have
ueeat in 1918 1t changed the history
Democratic party the defeat of the
treaty and League probably for
Wilson's breakdown No they remember
And the other hand the party grateful
to Senator Ppps for his about
. . M e Importance OF carrying Colorado and its two SEN
aos this year 1t these weighy that
OF both parties to Colorado consideration
her checkered political history.
Colorado furnish both candidates. just
Ohio gave both standard bearers things
happened Colorado
with this nomination from each party
There much talk of the
thrown the electing the Vice President In
case the House should fail to elect the Vice Pesidet would %
maticay become President
So the
mentioned these persistent rumor It said bv the
way that Washington has humo than
in the United
the venacuar of the District what
makes this waiting job valuable this year?"
THE answer to question is contained in Art XII of the
Federal Constitution said the
for the Presidency the electoral majority
calls for 2e6 the
pn was in 1916 when Wilson had 277 and Hughes 2 electoral
votes If La Toilette launches third party he could almost certainly
enough States getting
majority vote of the electoral college and might the Demo
cratic nominee from securing majority That would throw it into
the House
"But S Republican,, objected.
yes but have twenty know the
Hampshire Jersey
ted-whch Wisconsin La
the Republicans have but twenty-five states Moreover
choice the three high If party
its especially that likely
candidate
giving
Republican
party expedency
honestly elected in order
Republican presidential candidate If
twenty-five votes, there choice"
then what?" asked with breathless grammar
"n the meantime continued the Senator The Senate
deny receiving the highest votes and the failure
the the President
in
and by states But under the Constitution the
candidate
President Nomina the Republicans hold majority the
this La Toilette of
insurgent Republicans group
party probably party
with the Republican Party"
La of
~ paused by the magnitude the power which
grasp Giant
Adams smiled
You how be frsta
advisable for the Democratic Party making
forget La Toilette 1t well
the epresent Senate and elects, he
"What?" l said "but then"
is very important
qualified long
That why the Old Guard will the
pera Colorado this that
If Colorado does wish be taken the
political domination of the Old Guard citizens
and resist the
it with device
manipulators and the of unlimited money"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08

Henry Ford bid real money for
Muscle Shoals, agreed to manufac-
ture fertilizers, and the farmers
know that he would manufacture
them. Many other concerns are now
bidding, but not real money One
bid offers 112 million dollars, and re-
minds YOU of the conversation be-
tween Messrs. Weber and Fields, bur-
lesque actors, in the old days. I'D
give $4,000 for that dog" says one.
'But, Mike, we amt got $4,000" says
the other. Il know it, but amt 1T
good offer?" Ford offered to pay the
government 215 millions during the
period of his lease, and he has the
money.-Arthur Brisbane.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
SOUTH DAKOTA GAS
DROPS TO 20 CENTS

Sioux Falls, S. d., May S.-Virtually
al filling stations here Thursday
were selling gasoline at 20 cents
Gallon, the price established Wednes-
day by an Independent company and
matched by all the principal com
panies, including the Standard. Deal
ers said no further reductions are ex-
pected, unless there are develop
ments not now foreseen."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT

To PARENTS
If you have children and desire
them to have thorough physical ex-
animation free, on Friday, May 16,
then fill in and send this application
to-
Chairman Physical Examination Com
mittee
Name of child
Age
Name of Parent
Address
This application must be in on or
before May 13.
Children under years Of age will
be given preference.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08

among millions of people and at the
same time largely benefit the indus
try in which their chief interest lies.
The silver producers of the West
ern Hemisphere should unite in one
general movement looking to the sta
bilization of world currencies by the
use of silver in subsidiary coinage
and measured by the gold standard.
Mining Congress Journal.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
THE END OF BOY

A former proof reader on the Ak
ron Press was of great precision and
extreme propriety. One day re-
porter succeeded in getting into type
an item about "Willie Brown, the boy
who was burned in the West End by
live wire" .N
On the following day the reporter
found on his desk frigid note ask
ing: "What is the west end ora boy?'
1t took only an instant to reply:
''The end the sun sets on, of course" ;"
-WhiZ Bang.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
PIANO BARGAIN

We have a high grade piano near
Crested Butte. Must be sold or
moved at once. Terms given respon-
sible party. See this and write us
YOUR offer. All information given by
writing The Denver Music Co., Den
yer, Colo. l'-4t
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-05-08
WHAT ABOUT YOUR
CHILD'S HEALTHs

A. G. Cross, Executive Secretary,
Bureau of Community Organization,
Extension Division, State University,
is here to arrange for Children's
Health Conferences.
Forty children out of every hun
dred in Colorado have defective teeth
according to figures obtained through
dental examinations held in forty-
seven towns under the auspices of
the Extension Division of the State
University. The number in one COM
munity was 70 for each 100. In ten
towns, "a children out of each 100
were afflicted with goitre; s12 chill
dren had tonsils so badly diseased
that removal was advised; in each
100 had some degree of heart trouble.
This number, though seemingly small
is in truth larger than it need be.
Leading children's specialists of
Colorado state that most of these de-
fects are preventable. They are CO.
operating with several statewide
health agencies under the direction
of the University at Boulder to inn
prove the health of Colorado's chill
dren. A. C. Cross, Secretary of + the
Bureau of Community Organization
of the University, is making arrange
| ments to hold free health confer
ence for children in Crested Butte,
May 16, 1924.
The Bureau of Community Organi-
zation in the Extension Division of
the State University has organized
health conferences in At towns since
February, 1922. Four thousand chill
dren have been given complete phys
ical examinations by physicians, and
/ the parents have been advised how to
keep their children well. Developing
heart-trouble and goitre have been
arrested. -nourished children
have been caused to gain In weight,
health, and energy.
An average of three million per-
sons are i'll all the time in the Unit
ed States, according to figures given
out by the Chicago Department of
Health. One third of this sickness is
preventable, which means that one
million of these people can be we'll
and happy and doing productive work.
1t is the healthy child of today who
will be the healthy man of tomorrow.
With wise care of your child now,
you may stop further developments
of beginning troubles and prevent
them from becoming chronic.
The purpose of the Community
Health Conference is to teach how to
keep children healthy. You would
not miss the opportunity to have the
machinery of your automobile in
spected by experts free of charge,
would you? The Health Conference
offers similar opportunity for your
children.
The physical examination which
your children will receive if brought
to the health conference will be
without charge, but at the same time
it will be the same sort of examina-
tion that your child would get should
you take it to the SPECIALISTS Office
in the City. Can you afford to miss
this opportunity?
ALL CHILDREN MUST BE AC-
COMPANIED BY A PARENT OR
GUARDIAN. IT is TO THEM ONLY
THAT EFFECTIVE ADVICE CAN
BE GIVEN BY THE DOCTORS.
&ppU III nUON COD AppOJNTMENT