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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

Third term talk now should be post
poned by sensible people until about
1880 Meanwhile, there is plenty of
work for the people to do without
worrying about distant issues. If the
President carried the nation success
fully through his FIRST elected term,
without serious mistakes or setbacksl
he will have rendered great service
to the United States, and the people
OF his party, not being idiots, will ask
him to take charge for four years
more.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16
LIGHT AND POWER NOTICE

Due to low water, patrons are
hereby notified that light and
power will be shut off daily
from 1900 p. m. to 500 a. m.
Eagle River Light and
Water Commission.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

The Italian earthquake in 1915
killed 1878 and in 1908 earthquakes
in Italy killed 76,4S2. Italy has volcan
oes in addition to earthquakes, yet
nobody says, Il shall not go to Italy
A dozen killed in California, and vic
ious publicity makes of the event a
GIGANTIC DISASTER.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

Insurance authorities, that ought to
know, deny flatly that cancer is heredi
tary. Nature protects the unborn child
Study of thousands of cases proves
that the disease is not inherited, also
it is NOT CONTAGIOUS. Unlike con
sumption and other diseases, you can
not "catch" cancer from its victim
II is important to have this known.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

condition prevail for any length of
time, other banking arrangements will
have to be made by them as in this
day and age, paying bills by checks
is by far the most convenient method
for all business men, large or small.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

1t may be in that better land,
Well read the meaning of our tears,
And then, ah, then, we'll understand.
Then trust in God thru all thy days
Fear not, for He doth hold thy
hand;
Though dark thy ways, still sing
and praise:
Sometime, sometime, Wen under
stand.
REV. L. H. SKIDMORE
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16
Pike and Bass Hitting
Despite Low Water Line
KNOX HARDWARE FISHING CON.
TEST SHOWS MANY FINE EN-
TRIES THIS WEEK

Notwithstanding low stage of
water and fish said not to be biting
as good as usual at this time of year,
entries at the Knox hardware store
fish COMETS are coming in almost
daily with some fine specimens
shown. During the past week the fol
lowing catches have been exhibited
there:
E. Hirchberg, of Park Ridge, ILL.,,
guest at Radue's resort on Pickerel
lake "a five pound pike.
Josiah Twibbel, Montpelier, Ind,
guest of Whispering Pine Lodge on
Pickerel, an So pound pike.
Geo. Adomitis, Chicago, stopping at
Wick's Camp Ground caught four
pound pike in Little ST. Germain.
Ernest Ahlberg, Chicago, guest at
Normandy Court on Big st. German
captured az pound pike fishing Big
ST. German.
Brooks K Blossom of Marion, Ind.
stopping at Cleveland's Cottages on
Little St. German, using Carter
Crab Wriggler landed four pound
Black Bass.
At Found Lake resort, Miss Ethel
l Drier, of Chicago caught the first
fish of her life with Heddon Vampire
for bait and proved it was good by
showing a pike weighing an even six
pounds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16
GUILD SALE AUGUST 5

st. Ignatius' Guild will hold Tea
and Fancy Work Sale on Saturday,
August Sth. Bear this date in mind
and watch for further announcements
as to place, etc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

When Washington was President
and an aggressive editor was accusing
him of royal ambition, desire to be
king, the people worried about too
long tenure of office. Having got rid
of an English king they didn't want
an American king.
Washington answered that when he
refused to be elected more than twice.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

The man responsible for the sue
cess of the coal miners union knows
that this is not the best time for
strikes, and he will avoid THIS strike
if in any just way it can be done.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

others interested will receive a full
report of it's condition.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

power, until the flow of water be-
comes normal again.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

Direct to Consumer
Prof-"Name three things that con
tain sugar"
Student: -"Sack, jar and bowl"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

Geo. Adomitis, Chicago, stopping at
Wicks Camp Ground caught a four
pound pike in Little ST. Germain.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-16

Josiah Twibbel, Montpelier, Ind,
guest of Whispering Pine Lodge on
Pickerel,-an So pound pike.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
WALL STREET BRIEFS.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Earnings
of the William Wrigley Co. in 1924
were the largest in its history, ap-
proximating SS,500,OO0 to S9,000,000
after all charges, or about S5 share.
Net in 1923 was equal to 1891 a
share. The satisfactory price of
sugar was said to have been an i'm
portant factor in regard to earnings.
Both sales and earnings in the last
quarter of the year were the largest
the company has ever enjoyed.
International Combustion Engi-
neering Corporation is operating near
capacity both in this country and
abroad, President George E. Learned
said today on his departure for Eu-
rope. Although the years outlook
was very promising, he said any in
crease in earnings would not be dis
tributed in the form of increased
dividends, but "ploughed back into
the company"
New Offering This Week.
Offering of common shares of the
Financial Investing Co. of New York,
Ltd, incorporation of which was an
nounced today, will be made next
week. The new company is patterned
after British Investment trusts. After
the capital of S1,000,000, and at least
20 per cent surplus is paid in, the
company Will apply for charter un-
der the New York State banking
laws.
The membership of Lemuel Ray
Carter in the New York Stock Ex-
change has been sold for $29,S75 to
Richard r. Harris. The last preVi-
Gus sale was $4,000.
Earnings Best Since War.
Of hn
Delaware and Hudson Co, the best
since before the war, indicate surplus
after charges for 1924 of approx
ynateIv So, 100000 equivalent to S13
L share. This compares with $l1 a
share in 1923. AS the road depends
upon mine products for 10 per cent
Of it's tonnage it is considered to have
done rema rkably well in a year OF
such backward coal markets. The
annual dividend payment OF 50 a
share has been paid uniterruptedIy
since 1907.
Copper producers look to 1925 as
a year of reasonable prices with pro-
iitable earnings for all companies and
probable resumption of dividends by
those compelled to omit payments be-
cause of the previous low price of the
red metal. Some producers expect
that Is cents pound will be a fair
average for several months.
Interest i'm Oil Fields.
Rapid development of the new
Wortham oil fields in east central
Texas is attracting interest through
out the industry. The first well was
completed about d month ago and
In that short time about 200 opera
tions have sprung up. Average pro-
duction of about $500 barrels daily
fr1r, .a oh of tho II wells in the ffaIds
is reported. Total production is
estimated at between 50,000,0O0 and
10000, 900 barrels. The trade at
tsches significance TO this new de-
velopment in view of the decline in
production in older fields.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
ENORMOUS TRADING
IN STOCK MARKET
Ticker ~ Minutes Behind in
Recording Sales as Prices
Bound Upward.
BEARS RUSH TO COVER
Radio and Allied Shares Lead Ad-
vance-Industrial Average
Highest on Record.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, January 3.-Bullish en-
thusiasm in the stock market rose to
new heights in today's brief session,
which was featured by excited specula-
tion in the radio and allied electric
shares and a sharp advance in the
standard industrials. the general aver
age of which was raised to the highest
level on record. Total sales fell slightly
short of 100000 shares, or at the rate
OF over 100000 shares for a full five
hour session.
Bear traders, who had counted on a
reaction in the first trading days Of the
year on the theory that there would be
heavy realizing by professional opera
tors who had deferred converting paper
profits into cash in order to take ad-
vantage of the expected cut in taxes on
1928 incomes, became panicstricken
when prices bounded upward at the
opening and rushed to cover their COM
mitrnents.
Ticker Delayed AZ Minutes.
American Can, in which a large short
interest is reported to exist, was run
UP nearly points to a record high at
1885 soon after the opening, closing
near the top. So furious was the pace
of trading that the last sale was not
recorded on the official ticker until ~
minutes after the market closed, the
longest delay on record
The previous record, q delay of Al
minutes, took place at the end of an
exciting five-hour session on November
IL, 1919. United States Steel common
crossed 123 to the highest price since
1917, closing at 12214, for net gain
of Pa points on the day. Baldwin closed
la higher at 1925.
The Sharpest gain, however, took
place in those stocks associated with
the radio industry. Extreme gains of
to 8 points were recorded by Bosch
Magnetic. Westinghouse Electric. Man
haitian Electrical Supply and Electric
Storage Battery, but these were SUBJ
stantially reduced or Cancelled in the
late trading.
Bosch Magnetic Breaks.
Bosch Magnetic closed at As for a
net loss of 312 points after having
sold as high as 541a. Radio Corpora
tion common, which opened unchang-
ed at 77&4, broke to 6S12 and then
rallied to 713s. General Electric
closed 3 points lower at S13, after
having sold as high as 500.
Jersey Central was the sensational
individual performer, soaring %
points 10 321 and then reacting to
315. Marked strength also developed
in New York Central, which touched
i-US1, Jne nlSn6SI Prices since 1919,
and Southern Railway, which estab-
Iished a record high for all time,
above 81. Most of the other rails
showed moderate gains on the day.
Many TwO-Point Gains.
Net gains of two or more points
among the industrialS and specialties
We're quite common at the close, the
list including Allis Chalmers, Amer
lean Car and Foundry, Amer
lean Chicle, American Express, Amer
lean Telephone. California Petroleum,
International Harvester, Hayes Wheel,
Indian Motor Cycle, International Tele-
phone, Railway Steel Springs, Savage
Arms, Tidewater Oil, United Fruit,
United Railway Investment and United
States Cast Iron Pipe.
Foreign exchanges displayed a firm
tone
Evening star., 1925-01-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, January 3.-Foreign
exchanges firm Quotations, in cents:
Great Britain, demand, AIS; cables,
4753s; 60-day bills on banks, 471sz.
France. demand, 5.42; cables, 5.4212.
Italy, demand, 423&; cables, 4.24A
Belgium, demand, 5.001s; cables, sol.
Germany. demand, 1881. Holland,
demand, 4O.46. Norway, demand,
1916. Sweden, demand, 26.93. Den
mark, demand, 1857. Switzerland,
demand, 1919. Spain, demand, 13.s9.
Greece, demand, 1.S1. Poland. de-
mand, 19A. Czechoslovakia, demand,
3.011z. Jugos1avia, demand, 1.56.
Austria, demand, .0014h. Rumania.
demand, 50. Argentina, demand,
4O.37. Brazil, demand, 11.62. Toxic,
demand, 3S5s. Montreal, SO 21-32.
The fountain of youth exists and
bubbles under our very step, but we
pass without drinking OF IL.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
RAILROAD MEN TO MEET.

A joint session of the executive
committee of the Association of Rail-
way Executives and the board of
directors of the American Railway
Association will be held in Wash
ington next Tuesday to consider
prospects and arrangements for han
ding traffic in 1925 and to give at
teDtion to legislative proposals af-
fecting railroad operations.
Evening star., 1925-01-04

Dogs have been successfully fitted
with false teeth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-18

White House was in 1900, and It's
preparation was superintendent by the
wife of President John Adams, who
had reputation as a model New Eng
land housekeeper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-18
"DRYS" SUSPICIOUS
OF RECKLESS BEER
Say ITS Variety Would Fail
to Whet American
Appetites.
BY Consolidated Press.

BY Consolidated Press.
The "wets" of Congress, who al
ready have started their open fight
for modification of the Volstead law,
are endeavoring to rally their forces
around a bill which would permit the
States to authorize the manufacture
of 2.7o beer.
The dry" forces in Congress nat
urally are questioning the sincerity
of this move, because they say that
beer of virtually the same alcoholic
content has been tried in the Province
of Ontario, Canada, during the past
six months and has been found to be
anything but the beverage desired by
the thirsty VETS" 1t is ridiculous,
the "drys" say. to think that a beer
which dissatisfies Canadians can be
made to satisfy the people of the
United States in their present frame
of mind.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Gel Paso Heraldl

En- Casa Blanca Sc ha anuncia-
90 Ell nonbramiento del DR.. Geor-
ge c. Butte para attorney gene
rap de Puerto Rico.
Ell Presidente v sus eonsejeros
reconocen la habilidad del Doctor
Butte, Dean de la escueIa de le-
yes de la Universidad de Tejas,
aunque Ia mayoria de los electo-
res de TEXAS 10 consideraron Sc
gundo a los Fergusons en- las cleo
clones para gebernador.
Ell DR.. Butte hubiese sido un
digno Y plagnifco gobernador de
TEXAS; un gobernador consciente,
active y provechoso-pero no quiz
simos elegirlo.
Alguna gente tiene mucha suer-
te. El DR.. Butte Sc va al tranquil
10 y apacible Puerto Rico, terra
de sol, lluvias, azdcar y flores .
vivir una placida vida Official con
solo ell trabajo necesario para es-
tar razonablemente ocupado y
contento-y nos deja aqui a con-
frontarnos con las idiosincracias
del Sr. y Ia Sra, Ferguson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
EN- Ell cINEMAToGRAFo
Por FRANK @. MENcKE

IQuien administra los intereses
de Jack Dempsey?
-Yc-contesta Jack Kearns.
x quien no conozca msyormente q
estado de las relaciones entire f1ns
bos quedara plsnamente convenci-
do de que asi es. pero....
En- realidad los tiempos han cam.
biado.
En- los dorados dias, cuando as
tela Taylor de Dempsey no apare.
cia por ningtn lado, Kearns rodis
decir 10 que Sc le autoJsrs sobre
10 que Jack pelsaba hacer % no
hacer, pues TODD clio eli eampo5n
Sc imitaba decir '.Amen'' 0
"Aleluya"
Cuando So hablaba de als'in
match a Dempsey la respuesta ha-
bitual del campeon era la siguienfe:
Pregiintele a Kearns. Ii esta
encargado del pa1abreo. Lo que Ell
Olga Sc hara.
Y tai como 10 decia 10 hacia. Ja
mas Jack Dempsey hacia una de-
claraci6n para Ia prensa sin pre-
guntar a Kearns Que era 10 ore
el habia dicho con antcr'oridad.
Luego 50 hrnitaba a repetir 10 que
el ctro hahis dicho. Pe-o ahora...
ahofs es otra coss. : : ~ - -
No. solanentes Ell 9canlpe5n h&bla
atora fuera de turno, sino que tam
bi6n aparece acontradiciendoAias de-
clarsciones de su MANAGER.
Hacsa lslganos dias Kearns zen
MO a I'M grupo|do repdrteres de Chi
cago , les dijo: ffs7a
--Si' escuchais, hiJos rnios, sa.
breis por medic de- t,:a adorabies
labips7 que eR1el a1ot de gracia de
1925 Jack Dempsey intervendra er
tres matches. Ell prinlero Sc rean;
Ear&S clio sde janio, lols#gupdo pa
sible1nsnte en- julio agosto y e.
tercero en- soptiembre en- octu
bre.
Y en- ta1to que los arquitectos de
las secciones sportivas de los dia-
rios estaban dando forma adecua-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
!l.4j Los tejanos....


Unnttnnaci6u dc q II. FAa.
que George Butte es el tipo de
hombre que sabe servir efciente-
raente al pueblo.
En- verdad, sea ell nombramien-
to nero "padrinazgo politico" o
no, el hecho es que la habilidad
de George Butte para ocupar ese
cargo no puede ser puesta en- en-
tredicho.
ES una .autoridad en- ley inter
nacional y su reputation va mas
ALA de las fronteras de su propio
pals. Ha estudiado en- ell extran-
jero, ha practicado la profession
con honra para ella y para el,
ha servido al pueblo de TEXAS en-
la Gornisi6n de Ferrocarriles del
Estado Y como Dean del Depar-
tan1ento de Leyes de la Univer-
sidad de Tejas. Tanbien ha ser
vido su nacion como soldado. j
Aunque nunca ha estado en- po-
Utica actiya, ha sido IN republi-
cano consistente; su campana
para, gobernadorE ha sido una de
las mas linpias y activas jamas
luchada por un candidate de 81
partido.
Su notnbraniento claramente
favorece Puerto Rico, pues los
servicios de George Butte honrar
cualquier lugar.
Cerca de 100000 tejanos Sc re-
gocijaran al saber que gu pals >
su partido han reconocido las bue-
mas cualidades de este hombre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
"a SRA. jPATEIA DE RIVERA
MARTINEZ HA FALLEc1Do
enEgrantes

!, sEn sa iogar de Puerta de TERRA
ha dejado de existir Ia Ndistfnguida
DANA doha Patria de Rivera Mar
;t&nez, esposk amantisima de nuestro
amigo, Ell senor Pfuae:ncio Rivera,
Earts4ez, llieihbro de la Conisi6n
dc Indemnizaciones a Obreros.
Ia. sehora' de Rivera Martinez
egtsba senferma desde hacia algun
ticmpc, y clio fue motive de Que ef
senor Rivera Martinez SO viese obi
.gsdo a. venir Puerto Rico precipi-
tadamlenta abandonando su ii mission
Official en- Nueva York.
h La dana fenecida contaba con
gTandes simpatias EN- la comunidad
y ejerci6 ell profesorado haciendose
acreedora al respeto y consideration
de todos.
FL entierro constituy6 una gran
de1nostraci6n de duelo. Los sefiores
Paz Granela Y Aybar despidieron Ell
duelo, poniendo de relieve las gran
des virtudes de la fenecida.
Ell MUNDO extiende su mas sen
lido pesame a los deudos todos y
muy especialmente nuestro amigo.
seior Rivera Martinez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
RAFAEL LOPEZ cEpERo

Este estimado amigo, encargado 3 "a
ue Ia Far1nacia Blanco, de santurce
1lensa en- breve ingresar en- ell gre
mio de s'la gente Serial, pues IA.
necha de Cupido lie ha herido en- pie
no coraz6n. No estamos autorizados
para dar pubhcidad hoy al nombre
de Ia distinguida seaorita, pero po-
demos decir que es de un pueblo
cercano esta capital, cuyo nombre
e'npteza con ". QUE pronto. realice
sus deseos Ell buen amigo, para tran
quilidad de su espiritu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Ell GoBIERNo DoMINIcANo Es
IA PRRPARANDO LAS ZoNAS
DoNDE IRAN A REsIDER LOS
ENIGRANTES PoRToRRIQUENoS

De acuerdo. con las noticias que
helnos obtenido tltimamente, La
aalunciada emigraci6n de portorrique
nos a la vecina Repdblica Domini-
cana, ole la que Sc ha hablado tanto
en- Ell pals, parece ser va una com
pleta realidad a juzgar por la acti-
tud del Gobierno de La isla hermana,
el cual .esta desplegando gran acti-
yidad en- La hrbanizaci6n y general
preparation de Las zones que. van a
ocupar nuestros compatriotas cuan.
do ueguen a Santo Domingo. y &.
Ono de los lugares escogidos para
tales fines, radica en- Ia provincial
conocida por 81 "cibao'', en- la
actualidad, segdn las noticias que
tcnemos, el Gobierno SO ocupa en- ur
banizarla y abrirle caminos fin
Pdc ponerlo en- communication con Las
carreteras mas importantes del pals,
de manera que la vida de relacion
de nuestros compatriotas pueda IA
cilitarsele una veg radicados en- aque
las latttndes.
Por 10 que SO We, La anunciada emf
graci6n es va caa una realidad, y
solamente faita que Sc ulttmen cier
tos deta1les por nuestras aitoridades
para que sse anuncie Ia fecha en- que
ha de sahr la primera expedition de
enEgrantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
DEsDE SAN LORENZO
continuation de La pAg. p


SANGRE DEL ALMA Y DE LA DI
vINIDAD DE CRISTo NUESTRo
SENIOR EN- Ell SACRAMENTO DE
su AMOR. Que Dios nuestro Sefior
los guarde, y que ellos jamas Sc oil
widen de toda la fehcidad de esa
rrimera communion.
A las nueye de Ia nafiana del
domingo, empez6 la niisa solemne
que, ofici6, el digno parroco, reveren-
do padre Monserrat, 'ocupand6 la
sagrada catedra del sBspfritn Santo
el reverendo padre Morante que hs-
bio de la Madres Amable, y que tam
biens haloia habiado enrla noche an
terror, de- termination del mes de
mayo. Atlas once de Ia maiana Sc
tarmlnaba tan solempe function, or
denandose la procession acto segrido;
impossible parecia ordenar tan gran
de multitud de fieles, las Gales Due
daron cubiertas, por las dos interrni
nables filas, que formaban los aIians
tss de Maria Inmacu1ada. A Ia una
de Ia tarde regresabs o; Ia Iglesia la
Procession. r. eae res6a ca
Ias Muy satisfechas han debido Que
dar, la presidenta y cuantas forman
la Directiva de Hijas de Maria, CO.
no tambien cuantas pertenecen a
dicha congregation del feliz exito
de sus fiestas de la termination del
mes de mayo, y que contentas regre-
saban todas aquellas buenas almas a
sus hogares, tomando muchas de
elias los caminos de La montana, y
11evando en- su corazon la paz del
Sefior que habfan recibido en- la ma
fiana. Un voto de gracia al reveren-
do padre Monserrat, que muy bien
puede estar lieno de santa satisfac-
cion, al yer como sus bueaios fell
greses, aman a Dios y cumpien con
sis santos preceptos; y que Dios lie
Inande sus santas gracias para que
paeda continuar en- la grande obra
lie Ia salvacion de las alnias y mien-
tras tanto 70 quedo con Ell recuerdc
imperecedero del buen ejemplo que
ALI recibi y que guardar6, eterns.
merte en- mi alma y coraz6n,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

UNA ~CARTA
AL ALCALDE

Este barco trajo otra carta dirigi-
da al Alcslde de esta capital, Hon.
Roberto H. Todd. La carta esta fir
rnada por Mr.. J. Austin Barnes, Al
calde de Beaumont. ~
En- ella el distinguido politico de
Teias fehcita cordialmente al "A
calde de nuestra ciudad = Sc mues-
ira entusiasmado. con La fnaugura,
cicn del nuevo servicio entire arnbos
puertos. 4 9
FL Alcalde de Beaumont maas5-
fiesta al sefiors Todd que 81 no dn-
da nj por un solo noneito que ei
comercio entire ambas ciudndes ca
Ia 'vez aunnentara mas y mas, al
anismo que So haran mas estrechos
Jos 1sz6s de antstad que eatre;ambos
puebios existen. - ss''s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
sR. DAMIAN MONSERRAT
!. RENUNCIARA, CON CARAc
'R IRREvocABLE, sU PUEs-
70 EN- LA COM. HIP. ms.
NO oU1ERE sUFRIR MAS
eDEsHAoGos' DE NADIE

Con motive de la reciente legis-
zion aprobada por nuestra Legis
Eura respecto nuestro deporte
|pico, un reporter nuestro Sc acer
aver al Lcdo. Danian Monse-
Pt Jr., uno de los miembros de. la
|nlisi6n Hipica Insular, fin de
|ber 81 tenia algo que decir acer-
de la repetida legislation, va
|e la misma ha sido tan comental
en- todo el pals esperandose que
entrar en- vigor resuelva, favo-
|blemente, las dificultades exis-
|ntes en- la materia. Fsaae a"3
|El senior Monserrat, por toda res
kesta nos dij66 Que 81 no sdeseaba
|cir NADIA sobre Ell particular;
Pes, agrego, tenia FL proposito de
|esentar la renuncia de sus cargo
Pmo tai miembro de- la Conisidll
ipica Insular, 10 cnal haria con
|racter irreyccable4 tan pronto Ell
pbernador Towner pusiera su fir.
q al pie de la Ley aprobada. &
al inquiry los motivos de tan
|dical actitutt por parte del Lcdo.
Ionserrat Jr., este expreso que
} guerra saber; mas de ese "nego-
ado, porque, resumi6 sinteticamen
!, no deseaba sifrir mas 'desaho-
PSI de nadie, teniendo que sopor-
'r los dimes y. diretes de unos y
Iros-.. y termin6 nuestro distinguido
nrgo, espresandoyq. los eienss d6la,
IS que gairabs como tai miembru
3 esa comision IS q aipsro que ma,
ores amarguras lie ha proporciona,
B en- su vida, Y con l-.fin de euitar
"a situaci6n en- ell future es que Sc
ropone renunciar. ss -