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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
HabIa Ell senadOr...
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QE IA - Cs ENt6sg
Il
acord6 asignar fondos para estas
cuarenta becas. Estamos seguros
que usted Y la Junta de Sfndicos
continuaran esta obra iniciada por
la Legislature pasada, que ha de
traer grandes beneficios a la Agri
cultura en- Puerto Rico.
listed conoce mejor que nosotros
las necesidades del Colegio de Ma
yagiiez. Sc da frecuentemente el
caso que estudiantes de ingenieria
al terminar su segundo aiio, Sc van
al Norte a continuar sus estudios
por la falta de equipo en- el Cole
gio para la termination de su ca
rrera. Hace falta un edificio para
ingenieria debidamente equipado.
Debido a la incertidumbre que ha-
bfa sobre el traslado del Colegio,
POGO Sc ha hecho en- los ultimos
amos para remediar este. La en-
mienda de nuestro representante
seiior Sabater al proyecto de ley
reorganizando la Universidad, de-
terminando que ell Colegio debera
permanecer en- Mayagiiez tuvo el
voto unanime de la Legislature. Us
ted recordara que esa enmienda
fue redactada de com1n acuerdo
en- una reunion que tuvimos con
usted en- la Acadia de Mayagiiez
estando presentes, el Alcalde Sc
nor Rullan, el Presidente de la Ca
mara de Comercio de esta senor
Pedro Grau, ell catedratico senor
Ramirez, ell representante senior
Sabater v yo. Creo pues, que este
asunto resuelto definitivamente,
nosotros podenlos esperar que
usted hara todo cuanto este a su
alcance para poner el Colegio a un
nivel que NADIA tenga que envidiar
otros Colegios de Agriculture
del Norte. Puedo asegurarle que
todas las fuerzas vivas de Ma
yagiiez cooperaran en- todo cuanto
ustedes nos pidan para el mayor
Cxito de nuestro Colegio.
Atentamente,
Arsenic MARTINEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
NOTAS De SPORT
LA NUEvA sERrR DE BASE
BALL
PONCE Y SAN JUAN Sc DIvI-
DEN LOS HoNoREs.- CANA.
RON Y NERO, VENCEDoREs.
(Por Eddie CoLLINg)

~sSsFsF ~ 1
Sonaron aver las campanas del
! entusiaSmo en- San Juan. Una in
mensa muchedumbre invadi6 la Ii
ga insular para presenciar las So
berbias luchas que habrian de mar
car ell principle de la temporada
de base ball en- Puerto Rico des-
pres de la llegada de Nero, Ga
chi y Net. Era tai la expectation,
que tai parecia que comenzaba una
serie extranjera en- nuestra isla.
Ponce Sc present6 fortisimo. a
pesar de estar ausentes Nestor Y
Caratini. Borinquen present6 una
novena formidable, integrada por
Net Camaron, Mateo, Brown, Cha
to, Thompson, Monchile, Liborio y
Ciqui. La contienda matinal re-
sult6 estupenda, habiendo ell ''di-
minute lanzador" reaIzado una La
Dor extraordinaria, blanqueando du
rante siete episodios consecutivos
los bravos leones del Sur. Qua
tro carreras Ie anotaron los capi-
talefios a San, arrebatandole de
esta manera los laureles a los pom.
cefos. En- el octave episodio Ia.
sio conect6 un hit. Modesto "plan-
cheo" con toda feicidad, Y Mi
Tito conecto un debiI picot cerca
del "hogar''. Net cogio La bola y
disparo a Chato quien "recogi6"
la pelota, pisando la almohadilIa.
Es cierto que hubo un 'fumbhng"
y que la jugada era dificil de re-
solver, pero nuestro parecer, aun
cuando consignamos que era un mo
mento diffci1 para ell juez, nos pa
rec1o out el corredor de tercera,
mas, el umpire Morales vi6
creyo que fue un safe. King luego
saco un picot para Chato anotan-
do la unica carrera de los leones
Ell ''hombre Dios''.
En- estos momentos de verdadera
prueba para los de la Loza, Beitfa
bateo una tremenda Inca, que de
un modo ''inconcebible cazo Mon
chile, disparo rapidamente para
home, hacienda "out'' tam
bien al Cachorro que pis6 y CO.
rri6. Ha sido esta una de las mas
sobresalientes jugadas que Sc han
presenciado en- San Juan y que vi
no asegurar Ell triunfo al Borin-
quen. Score, 4 1.
JUEGo DE LA
TARDE: 4
Los poncenos con Nero en- Ell ca
jon obtuvieron nm triunfo en- este /
desafio. Chech6n por los capitale
nos. Fue esta otra lucha especta-
cular LENA de emocionantes juga- !
das. Ell score fue 8 2. Manana
daremos establishments ambas por
fias. Por falta de tempo Y de
espacio no 10 hacemos hoy. Nues-
ira intenci6n siempre ha sido ser
los primeros en- enterar los IA
naticos sobre los tltimos aconteci- +
mientos deportivos. Lea Ell NUN
DO maflana, donde publicaremos
una reseda completa. Nuestra fell /
tacion los contendientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

Aver fuimos informados por nIes-
tro querido amigo Don Luis F. Gu
chi Coll, que con motive de la bri-
llante labor reaizada por ell merritt
simo galeno DR.. Bailey K. Ashford
en- su reciente viaje a Estados Uni
dos, en- el cual obtuvo la cantidad
de $4,000 del millionaire norteame-
ricano Mr.. John E. Berwind, para
ell Monumento al Soldado Puertorri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
Ell MunicipiO de-.
1COntinuaci6n de la Ira. pag)

X
con la cual demuestran su afecto al
DR.. Jose Celso Barbosa todos los
empleados municipales, le sera ofre-
eida hoy a su memoria.
Ademas de esta ofrenda, han
ofrecido numerosas coronas los or
ganismos pohticos de la municipaIi-
dad, entire los que, como nota her
mosa figura Ell Comit6 Local del
Partido Unionista, Ell mismo Comi-
te local que, en- los turnos para la
guardia de honor en- ell Senado de
Puerto Rico en- ell dia de la muerte
del DR.. Barbosa, ocupara Ell cuartc
turno. 49,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

Nos comunica ademas nuestro re-
dactor que ell estado del Lcdo. Bru
net es de mejorfa dentro de la gra-
vedad. Escribimos estas notas a las
once de Ia noche, POGO antes de
entrar en- prensa nuestro diario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

Y fnalmente nos informa que ell
guardia Segundo Pacheco ha sido
suspense de empleo y sueldo, Lor
no haber procedido al arresto del
Lcdo. Diaz Cintr6n, dando lugar q
que ell jefe Martinez Chapel perso-
nalmente tuviese que ocupar ell ar
ma y efectuar ell arresto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

los muchos cientos de estudiantes
de Escuela Superior que permane-
cen en- las Gales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
DOCE ESCUELAS..
(COntInuaci6n de ira. pagina)
gITIO PARA CUATRo
MIL ESTUDIANTEs

Los planes del Comisionado mu-
nicipal de Instruction DR.. Gomez
Brioso en- la construction de estas
nuevas escuelas, Sc basan en- dispo-
rer sitio para cuatro mil estudian-
tes mas de los inscritos va en- las
escuelas pdblicas.
Sc cree que con esta importante
actitud de las autoridades, quedara
Iesuelto Ell conflicto por entero en-
los grades memories, dejandose Ell
problema que presentan a la muni-
cipalidad cientos de estudiantes
de grades secundarios para ser re-
suelto embellishments que ingre-
sen en- Ell Tesoro Municipal con des-
tino a Instruction Pdblca los fon-
dos que para estos fines dispone ell
nuevo emprsstito de dos millones Y
medic de d6lares que quedara def
Iitivamente aprobado de un momen-
to a otrc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
Las 1ltimaS notici0s.
continuation de Ire. pagins)

renunciado como tai, es tambien
objeto de discussion. A nosotros Sc
nos ha asegurado que Sc esta lu-
chando para que ell distinguido abo-
gado acepte la plaza para la cual
Sc le designa, pero adn no sc sabe
NADIA definitivo en- este sentido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
"ADIOS"
Nj
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aquel amor que fu6 tinico en- mi Vi
da entera. +. IHe de decir como tli-
10 no recuerdo que poeta /? TN
amor que Sc va, iCudntos Sc han
ido!
uiSv II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
Ell TERCER JUEZ
DE SAN JUAN

Nientrs tanto, el tercer Juez de
Distrito en- San Juan sigue en- ell
tintero, sin que Sc haga possible acla
rar el misterio que rodea ese nom
bramiento, quizas por ell hecho de
que tan discutido ha sido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
UN VOTo DE GRACIAs Y ADHE-
SION PARA Ell DR.. BAILEY K.
ASHFORD

ELoCUENTE ACTITUD DE LOS
VETERANOS DE LA GUERRA
MUNDIAL HACIA sU PREsIDEN-
TIE HoNoRARIo CON MoTIvo
DE LA DoNACION BERWIND
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21

MlyRIOkEE; Puerto Rico uustKmAO
AMa.
DI6ECEOR; Sergio R0manaee6.
hDkfNLsTRADOR; Angel Ramos.
OFICIlgAs; puerto Rico nustFa-
Dc" Building,
Eei6SOnO lx2z. - p. o. Box GlS.
Dil1jass Ia eorzsspOnd6neia infer
mativa y literaria q la direction.
Para anuneios, comunicados. stss
dirijase Al Administrator.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
EIGUE DEsMANTELADo
Ell EDIFICIo DE
LA EsCUELA SUPERIOR

Una vez mas deseamos namar la
atenci6n del Gobernador y las au-
toridades educativas hacia Ell he
cho que adn sigue desmantelado ell
edificio de Escuela Superior, Ell que,
case SSe So decidieran a equipar ell
ala derecha recientemente construi-
da, que consta de mas de treinta
salones, daria 10 sumo para dos
mil estudiantes. Entonces podriaa
Quedar deanitivamente instalados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-21
A PRINCIPIoS
DE ocTUBRE

De acuero con ell proyecto de su-
basta para las doce nuevas escue-
las que Sc propone construir ell DR..
Gomez Brfoso embellishments, a
principles de octubre empezaran los
estudiantes a asistir clase en- elias,
perdiendo asf tan solo un mes de
classes, que, por tratarse de grades
primaries, no hace un gran vacio
en- el curse escolar reglamentario.
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Luisy F.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-07
DANISH OLD PEOPLES
HOME IN MINNEAPOLIS
To be Dedicated Wit h
Exercises on Sunday,
May 10th.

The Danebo Society of Minnea.
polls, under whose auspices has
been erected a fine old peoples
home in the Mill City for Danish
people, writes concerning the de.
dication of the home and other
matters as follows:
Tangible evidence Of one OF the
finest instances of community spirit
that has developed In Minneapolis
during the past few years is now al
hand in the form OF new Danish
old peoples home at 3030-34 West
River Boulevard. one-half block from
Lake Street. that will be occupied on
May LIST. and the formal dedication
exercises for Danebo which will take
place on Sunday, May 10th.
after only three years work, suf-
ficient funds have been raised mostly
by Danish women OF Minneapolis and
st. Paul, with assistance from other
points in the state) so that 1t has
been possible to erect a $4,000 build
ing. over four-flfths OF which is paid
for. and which will accommodate
twenty-four old people.
"A large percentage OF old people
who. without any fault OF their own
are left without resources when old
age overtakes them, is an incident
Of the strenuous competition OF Amer
lean life which has not been publicly
dealt with as II should. Recognizing
this. the Danish people of Minnesota,
with the cooperation OF almost all
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-07

J. ]. Folsom of Hinckley, was
business visitor in Askov Fri
day.
A number of friends gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Sorensen Monday and
spent a pleasant evening, the oc-
casion being Mrs. Sorensen's
birthday.
Rudolph Petersen who has
been travelling in Norman county
for the Minneapolis Wooden Mills
Co. a short time, returned to
Askov last evening to remain for
a few days on account of the
roads up north being in poor con-
dition.
A very pleasant and fruitful
evening was enjoyed at the as
sembly hall last Sunday ar
ranged by the Young Peoples
Society and in honor of the q
young folks confirmed at the To-
cal church on April 26. The COM
mittee in charge had decorated
the tables and walls and light re-
freshments were served to all,
There was songs by the assem-
blage, music and two part songs
by a group of girls and Rev. S. d.
Rodholm gave talk in which he
said in part that above all, re-
CARELESS of what stations in life
those young folks may attain, the
wish of their parents is that they
be good men and women. He al
so expressed the hope that they
may take something good with
them from here on their life's
journey wherever that be.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-07

their churches and societies. have
joined hands in providing for at least a
limited number OF those that need it.
Persons joining the home will
make a payment Of as much as they
are able. and will then receive COM
Portable maintenance for the rest OF
their lives. Preference will be given
to members OF the society who COM
mence making contributions to II now.
and while this work has received an
enthusiastic start, contributions are
still desired from all who have the
welfare Of the old needy Danish
people at heart.
such people are requested both to
make such donations In cash or in
kind as they may be able to, and also
to remember the Danish old peoples
home Of Minneapolis in their will.
The officers Of the society are. Martin
Nelson, president. Box 1875. R. 3, Rich
field Station, Minneapolis: II. j.
Grandson. vice president, ESQ La Fond
St. st. Paul; Mrs. NJ. l. Lilliensk jold.
secretary, 1869 Sargent Ave-. ST. Paul;
Peter Nielsen. treasurer. 1884 Stevens
Ave-. Minneapolis; finance committee
Clyde -Jorgensen, 1903 Tenth Ave.
s.. Minneapolis, Hans Nielsen, 704
Smith Ave-. st. Paul. Jens Lykke.
Eighth Ave. s.. Hopkins"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-07
APPRECIATION

We wish to express our deep
appreciation and thankfulness to
neighbors and friends for the
many acts of kindness shown us
since the burning of our home
and for the manner in which we
were so generously remembered
on our silver wedding anniver-
sary; likewise do we extend
thanks to Rev. Rodholm for the
kind words of well wishes and
prayer offered in our behalf.
These events will ever remain
fresh in our memory and will
more strongly cement the good
ties of friendship and neighborli-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Serritslev
and family.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-07
ASKOV

+. A. +. Laage was a business
caller in Brook Park the first OF
this week.
Albert Johnson was obliged to
remain in bed Tuesday on ac-
count of severe cold.
Svend Petersen and family Wis
tied with relatives in Minneapolis
from Saturday till Monday.
Mrs. Hans Koed spent a week
in bed with a severe attack Of flu
but is now able to be about again.
julius F. and Jens Slot bought a
new Ford touring car from the
local dealers the first Of this
week.
Mrs. II. Petersen and daughter,
Evelyn, went TO Minneapolis
Tuesday for a few days visit with
relatives.
The Victor Carlson family,
north of town, have been quite i'll
the past few days but are now
getting better.
Miss Esther Degerman who is
employed in Duluth, came down
last Friday to spend week at
her home northeast of town.
Hans Koed and Chris T. Chris
Jensen were business visitors in
Barnum Saturday and also visited
some of the big chicken farmers
there.
Clarence Mattson and Olaf Pc
dersen were business callers in
the Twin Cities Thursday of last
week, making the trip in the for
mer's car.
A. M. DeYoung and Lawrence
Jensen have been doing consid-
cradle repairing on the telephone
lines up in the neighborhood of
Nickerson the last few days.
Carl Miller was in Hinckley
Tuesday and drove home a new
Chevrolet car which he sold the
following day TO Hans Koed TAX
ing in the latter's Ford sedan on
the deal.
Miss Hanna Sorensen of Mill
town, came here last Thursday to
stay at the Carl Miller home and
assist with the office work at the
hardware store starting on her
duties there last week.
Mrs, Emil Andersen became
i'll early Friday morning with
severe coughing and splitting of
blood. She has since been con-
fined to bed and still needs sew
eral days of quiet rest.
Jens Hyldahl, Gust Thompson
and Victor Andersen journeyed
TO Brook Park Sunday to witness
the first game of base ball play
ed by Brook Park in Eastern Min
nesota League. The opposing
team was 0gilvie. The day was
cold and not fit for base ball, so
the Askov trio left in the fifth
inning when the score stood
about II to 8 in favor of 0gilvie,
1t was later reported that the ad-
ding machine stopped functioning
so the final score is not definite
but it was an easy victory for
Ogilvie. A. r. Hyatt of Kerrick,
played second base for the Park.
ers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-07

Helmer Nielsen bought a used
Ford car from the local dealers
Sunday.
r. Petersen and son, Rudolph,
drove to Superior this morning ON
a days business trip.
The basket social given by the
local Rebekah lodge Friday even
ing at the ID. b. S. hall was quite
well attended. The baskets sold
at rather small price.
Jens Kanstrup left Askov
again yesterday. He expects to
look around in the state of Michi-
gan for while and will also
journey to Viborg, S. D., where
he formerly lived, for visit.
Miss Lucia r. Brown of the To-
cal school faculty. went up to
Carlton county last Friday eve
ming to take in the class play at
the Esko's corner school, she
having taught there last year.
Jorgen Juhl who has been
working in a lumber camp in
northern Wisconsin, came to
Askov Friday and visited rela-
tives until today when he left
for the southern part of the state
TO do ditching.
Knud Plesner traded his old
Studebaker car to the local hard
ware store for their Chandler
last week. The pleasure was
short for Mr.. Plesner for only a
couple days later something went
wrong on the Chandler and it is
now taking a rest couple miles
out in the country.
Wilhelm Nielsen. west of town,
is very i'll now, his left leg being
paralyzed below the knee. At his
advanced age and having had
weak heart for long time it is
difficult for him to endure the
strain. He also has stomach
trouble giving considerable pain
and causing vomiting at times.
Charlie Laursen has been busy
the last few days planting ever
greens on the grounds around the
local creamery. II is planned to
eventually have nice windbreak
around the whole building. In
many instances the surroundings
Of creamery are anything but
inviting, this however, is not the
case here. IL the present plant
ings are taken care of it will only
be a few years when the cream
cry corner will be a beauty spot
both inside the building and out
side.
The town board of Fleming
township have decided to inn
prove two miles of road COM
mencing at a point 5 miles east
of Askov and extending straight
east. A crew is now working
there removing rock and in gen.
eral preparing for a first class
graded road. This Improvement
will be much appreciated by
many who live southeast of
Askov and hitherto have had to
travel on the poor roads, Par
fridge township has a small piece
to improve to connect up with
this new Fleming road and then
there will be a first class road for
seven miles straight east Of
Askov.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-05-07
The country's two geatest draw
backs-Rest and Unrest.
ASKOV MARKETS

Butter, creamery, per ID. so. Al
Eggs, per doz. ............ .21
Chickens, under a lbs. per ID. 10
Chickens, over a lbs, perlb. .22
Springs, per Id. ............ Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
URGES CREATION or
UNIFIED AIR FORCE

Mitchell ursod creation az once
Of unified air force. with flying
men In charge. who would not DO
suhserylcnt 10 admlulia ana brlgn-
der generals. who have never been
OF tho ground His specific rec
concentrations. delivered just before
tho board recessed for luncheon.
with Mitchell still on tho stand.
were as follows
That there be created 9spart.
ment OF national defense, which
shall have control. under the dircc
ton OF the president, over all land.
sea and air forces and any question
that aifccta them: that tho mission
OF the land. sea aud air forces be
definitely stated by law. tho army
20 DO charged with tho defense OF
all sea areas. on or under the water
beyond the control OF misHile.throw.
ms weapons from the shore or CT
fectlvc aircraft operations from
shore bases: the air force 90 BE-
charged with tho complete defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PETERS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

coe said. II will hold Carlson as a
material witness
1T has beon proved that Peters
left his house 80 minutes before
the fire was discovered When his
wife rushed up TO the burning
home he struck her IN tho face,
lie was angry and jealous, even at
that time.
"carlsons part In the affair has
been tentatively cleared up. He
WIS found asleep on Coney island
Ga small island In the lake, by his
father and sister after they had
been awakened by the fire.
"The case against Peters is this:
He was angry and Jealous when he
went home. 80 minutes before tho
fire was discovered. Whether he
deliberately set tho place afire, or.
carclessly did II, has not been
proved. The probable cause Of tho
murder has been established con-
| clusively, 10 my mind"
Tho prosecuting attorneys office
| has information that Mr.. and Mrs
/ Peters had quarrcled many umea
Peters, they believe, was Jealous
| Of Ed Carlson.
No charge is TO be filed against
/ Mira. Johanna Peters, mother Of
Morse, 4: Melvin, 3; Harold, 8, ana
/ Baby Lucille, 2. who. trapped in an
upper room OF the Peters home
/ were burned 10 death In tho fire.
Pioced together by tho prosecutors
office. tho story of tho fatal night
starts when H. j. Bothno, who runs
an eating house at tho lake. came TO
tho Peters homo shortly before mid
night. Tho Peters and Bothno start
cd drinking beer.
After few rounds the Peters, man
and wife. went 10 tho Bothno home.
There they wcro Joined by Fred Carl
son. whose father runs small
amusement place. AZ this point
bottle OF moonshino appeared.
Everybody. except Mrs. Bothno,
who does not drink, appears TO have
participated In tho continued beer
and moonshlno party Then Peters
and his wife. according TO the story,
started to quarrel. Mrs. Bothne
smoothod out the affair and porsuud-
cd Mrs. Peters TO stay with her all
night.
About 800 a. m, Peters started for
home. About 80 minutes later the
Bothnes discovered the Peters place
blazing and rushed over. Mrs, Peters
tried desperately to enter tho build
ing to save her babies. but was
stopped from what looked like u
hopeless task,
Peters, questioned showed llttle
concern for tho tragedy, SnohomIsh
county officials said. lie asserted
tho homo was on fire when he
reached IT, but his story confllctcd
with Chose told by the others In
many points. At tho first question
ing, Peters, Mrs. poters and Bothnc
all showed signs of heavy drinking
and smollod lquor, prosecutors and
others present said.