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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Lora La Blank Had Hard
Time Following the Ball

! guess that held him. chr
OF course, after ! have been
TO there games n while | will
Ert TO know more OF tho play.
erS. but there was sure a nut
on third base was popular with
the fans, except II was not In
good taste Of them hoilerinE nj
him Brazil NIL the time, do
you think, Another time
coupla fellows threw n fit sell.
lnx about u rabbit In the out
field or something. but
couldn't see no rabbit. But
maybe my wave length was a
bit low.
Always. all and all. u was a goo,
afternoon and beat juggling hasl
all 10 pieces. If go over goo
with tho sports Ed. l am In hope
OF getting on the regular payroll
here. besides seeing some moro cs
element later. II do. I'll let lc
you know. So ow rcvoir. Sc
you in Parto,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
BY LORA LA BLANK

IIIEi4L, folks. have just returned
w from witnessing the opening
game Of tho Seattle baseball season.
and whist I DO no; claim 20 be- IN.
mllIar with the intricknzyA OF inside
baseball. still ] do know that the
Indians licked the Tigers The
fact in the matter IL. We pushed
their whIskcrn al over their facei
Never mind details. you can read
about them elsewhere on this page.
I am paid TO give you the high
lights rs Il we're. have no time
for trlfflcH
Before went. was instruct
ri 10 follow the ball. Well, II
I had Of done 10, would have
been grubbing around In some
Jap gardeners salary patch
half the afternoon like rs not.
and as II Is. am absolutely
orosseyed from accompanying
the balls rs far "a the top OF
tho fence. Gosh. there was
some mean swattcrs loose
around that ball park this aft,
and II the publick likes brute
strength baseball, they sure
are going TO get II with these
Indians Of ours.
My such. n spccktacklo was the
glowing Erandstands, and how my
American bosom horn IN France
heaycd with pride TO realize TINT
I. Lorn la Blank. thru my self.
made efforts. was witnessing the
grand American national game.
Everybody was out, including the
sun and the field was pretty good
guess. except for down in tho
corner between tho Columbia Brew
sign and rtstoferHon's milk ad. II
looked all wet down there and tho
poor guy that was picking UP the
balls was icapinB around like n
good fellow On account OF him
/ got into n argument with fan.
who finally asks me what do
know about baseball anyhow Well.
I says right back TO him--what do
you know about tatting?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

4 double TO the flgnt llelC
NJ and the other a clean,
jingle to right.
! lad then there was Brick III.
N. . real hitter II there ever
Il enc. who has been clipping
y ii the mighty rate of ,ls5.
sard secked one on the limo on
L first trip TO the plate and Ed
lnsnalngway nearly dislocated
nsck jumping up in the air
! gear Il with one hand. But
/ rs next two trips Eldred dou-
n and he hit them like Seattle
Is know only Ross can line
ps.
ID fans know there are very
nod hltters in baseball who ars
kn or right field stickers
san dot hatters look al moth.
t outside pitching and they
ariinuously popping up because
ry 10 pull the ball.
great hitter Is the one who
u outside ball 20 right field.
bats righthanded. and Vice
ja1rill hit one over the fence
Asrsiay and he also hit two
ns into left fielti--outslde
stsss. His double was one OF
kugest drives hit 10 that gar.
J. ~ 3 southpaw sticker In u
n ong time.
I'd Il the same kind OF q bat
9ne OF his drives hit the right
srce on a line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
One for the
Big Blue Book

ONE thing happened yesterday
~ that should 20 down in the
book. Griffin was on second and
Bryan on first for Vernon in the
fifth. Moore slapped a line drive
thru the InfIeld and the bail hit Um.
pire Reardou In the back.
Sutherland picked up the ball
and shot IL to second in time TO
force Bryan, but Reardon ruled
him safe and Moore is credited
with hit As Seattle was lead
ing by big margin Mt the time,
nothing much was said, but what
swell argument that would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
art Pitching
hers Herman

q HERMAN hasn't been get.
NJ good cut at the ball and
- II smart pitching hothsrs
Z first sacksr, who Is a rifle
T. and who pulls for right field.
y has the power and once he
"a 10 meet The ball he should
up In his hitting. as he
us has hit.
r-an hit a couple OF "bleedcrs
ray and didn't really get hold
4 pitch well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

I0NB or tho mos, effective base.
" running tricks In tho business.
when worked properly. Is the dc.
layed steal. The runner doesn't
start until the catcher has the bail.
and the receiver doesn't dare 70
throw hard. because OF the danger
OF tho lnfieiders being unable TO
cover second hasa quickly enough
TO stop the bali from going into
center field.
Cliff Brady pulled ono yrster-
dry and rot away with II. beat.
ing Danny Murphy's rainbow
toss easily.
Ted Baldwin Is tho best man on
the delayed steal Seattle has ever
had. He pulled II many times last
year and was seldom caught at Il.
CUDs SUTHERLAND pitched
~ smart game OF ball yesterday
The Tigers scored In only two In.
nings. the second and fifth. and II
Emmer hadn't kicked chance for
Il double play, the visitors would
have had only couple OF runs. In.
stead OF four.
Sutherland had lot Of stuff yes
terday and he pitched smart ball. in
that he didn't give the Tigers many
good balls 10 hit. Sutherland has
worked four games this year and has
completed every one OF them. He
appears TO be 100 per cent more
effective than he was last season
and tho two contests that he did
'ose were both tough bail games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

ing members OF
the Arctic club
are now turning
their attention TO
the second meet.
Ing OF these teams
which will ia
played over the
lnElewood course
tomorrow.
Past President
BIN Irvine. who
lead the Thistles
TO victory in tho
Initial tit. Is all
set to make II
twoin Arrow, but
prnniAnnf p Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
rtstops Turn
Flossy Plays

NC with the fine hitting OF
:. Indians two real nossy plays
a-rsd in By the rival short.
both stahs OF limo drives. Hem
par ROBBED Eldred of a blow
inner made a backhanded stab
-nlngway's liner In the latter
{ The game.
me opposing left FEEDERS also
nd In nice catches. Ike
Txr and Hemingway did
i Aphonse and CASTOR act on
Sfss short fly early In the
ne and Wolfer finally came
= make the catch, sltidding
4 he grass and SHARING the
4 INST off the greensward.
|Fioe also made a nifty run
u catch.
Brady and Frank Emmer
'rd around after fly balls
By the breezcs and brought
1 couple Of pop-ups with one
r. we're plenty Of fielding fcs-
. send the fans home talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

DNiiSfIo GIL w 1yb "NiN given
to Emmer. No runs, two hits, no
errors.
SEATTLE-Lane out, Warner TO
Mcdowell. Brady beat out a hit 10
Hemingway. BRAZIL flied to Blakes-
ley. Brady made delayed steal 10
second base. Eldred doubled to
center, scoring Brady. Herman
singled to Hemingway. Eldred on
third. McCabe hit home run over
the right field fence, scoring Eldred
and Herman ahead OF him. Bryan
replaced Ludolph. Emmer walked.
On hit and run play. Baldwin
singled to right, sending Emmer TO
third. Sutherland flied to Griffin.
Four runs. five hits, no errors.
FIFTH INNING
yERNoN-Griffin singled to left.
Bryan walked. More hit Umpire
Reardon with line drive, Suther-
land throwing Bryan out at second.
The out was not allowed. all the
men being declared safe. and Moore
credited with a single. Wolfer
singled TO left. scoring Griffin and
Bryan. Hemingway walked. filling
the bases. Murphy safe at first on
Emmer's error. Moore scoring. War.
ner hit into double play. suth.
erland TO Baldwin 10 Herman.
Blakesley flied to McCabe who made
beautiful running catch over his
head. Three runs, three hits, one
error.
SEATTLE-Lane singled to left.
Brady sacrificed and was safe at
first, and Lane safe at second when
Hemingway dropped Bryan's
throw. Credit Bryan with assist
BRAZIL hit home run over the
right field fence. scoring Lane and
Brady ahead Of him. Eldred out,
Hemingway TO Mcdowell. Herman
singled TO center. Warner dropped
McCabe's foul ny. McCabe doubled
TO center. scoring Herman, and Nc.
Cabe was out trying to stretch 1t
TO n triple, Moore TO Hemingway
to Warner. Emmer ut, Hemming.
way to Mcdowell. Four runs, four
hits, two errors.
SIXTH INNING
RNON- Mcdowell famed.
Griffith out. BRAZIL to Herman.
Bryan out. Emmer to Herman. No
runs, no hits. no errors.
SEATTLE - Baldwin out, Hem
mingway TO Mcdowell. Sutherland
flied TO Moore. Lane singled across
second. Lane stole second. Brady
popped to Warner. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
VERNON-Moore out, Brady TO
Herman. wolfer popped to Emmer.
Emmer robbed Hemingway OF a
hit by a sensational back-handed
stab of his line drive. No runs. no
hits. no errors.
SEVENTH - BRAZIL doubled to
left. Eldred hit tremendous fly to
centerfield. Moore bringing the ball
down after hard run, and BRAZIL
scored from second after the catch.
Herman popped TO Bryan. McCabe
flied TO Moore. One run, one hit,
no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
NERNON-Murphy flied TO Lane.
Warner lined to Sutherland. Blakes.
ley famed. No runs, no hits, no er.
rors.
SEATTLE - Emmer flied to
Wolfer. Tobin flied to Blakesley.
Sutherland famed. runs, no hits,
no errors.
NINTH INNING
VERNON - Mcdowell flied to
Lane, Griffin doubled TO right.
Griffin went to third. no play.
Rosett batting for Ryan, walked.
Moore forced Rosett at second.
Sutherland TO Emmer. Griffin held
on third. Wolfer flied to Emmer.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

Tn the best-ball medal play com.
petition at tho Jefferson Park
course last weekend, the Dawes.
Mcmillan combination took high
honors with a score OF T7.i3.65.
The Galbraith.Mitchel duo an.
nexed second prize with n S:.ts--ss
card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

Harris is just rs hopeful OF land.
Ing the shamrooks in tho win
column.
Play win start about IL o'clock
and aside from the regular singles
matches. there win be special com
petitions along tho 1s.hole route
for everybody 10 take a shot at.
Mako up your own foursome II
you can; but II you cannot. come
out anyway and you'll got fixed
up. That's the order sent out by
Captains Harris and Irvine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

innings pltchefr=Eennnr Whs lhapiph
l. charge defeat 90 pcnnsr. A. bat
OFT Fennsr ~, off t.nddlph .. Hits bat
tsd-on peansr & or Ludolph d Runs
scored-~Off psnnVr o. OF Ludolph 4,
Runs responsible for sutherland ;. Pen
nsr a. Ludalph T. Dtyaa 4. struck cut
sutherland ;. renHeF ,, Bryan l. base,
On balls sutherland Z. Psnnsr 1. Lu-
dolph 3 liit by pitcher Walrsr. stolen
bases-atsaps Z. brady Home runs Ate.
Cabs Htaziil Two base hits-warnsr.
y, BALDWIN. Eldrod z. MeCabs :. nrariil
Griffia. Sacrifices hits-BradY J. nsAEili.
Eldred, Runs bAtisd in-BraHlll 4. Ste
poweli, II. naidNiu :. Eidrsd 4, MccAh.
8, WelIsr T. Murphy Caught stealing -
woltsr. Double plays sutherland 90
Baldwin 10 Herman. Tims--liAs. I'm
ptfss-BrasheAr and HsArdou,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


Portland Oakland, rain,
Seattle 10, vernon 4
san Francisco 4. Sacramento :
salt Lake 4. los Angeles g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

Vernon yesterday was the viciousness of the
Tribe attack after they had been unable to
do any sticking to speak Of for seven or eight
games out of the previous two weeks play.
Slam, bang, crash.
Eighteen hits in all, and most of them
solid smashes. Nobody can expect the boys
to keep up that pace, but three men in par
ticular came out of slumps with vengeance
First and foremost was Billy McCabe, whose
batting average has been smaller than this
size of his hat. Buster did some tall hitting
yesterday, two terrific doubles and whale
OF home run over the fence being his total
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

It's about time for some one to
announce his plans to go over Nj.
agara Falls in n paper drinking cup
and thus officially start the nut sea.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
SEALS WIN

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2a.-The
Seals won close game from the
solons yesterday. 4 10 2. Marty Grif.
fin twirled q s,eadicr game than
Speed martin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

Maybe Babe Ruth would have lcss
trouble with his stomach II the pitch.
ers didn't feed him so many bases on
balls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

eyeu the Battling Braves sammng three Vernon pitchers
for 18 base hits good for Is In the meantime Studs
Sutherland pitching masterfu ball. and the veteran
held the visitors to eight blows and four
But more of the ball game later
The stands well filled by the time the teams went
on the field for practice. At game time it estimated
that the crowd ranged from 10000 to 1000 people, Off
ca figures which nobody believes anyway, given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
CHAMPION BRAVES Is, TIGERS q
Sun ShOne, but 1t Was
Rainin Real Base Hits
10000 Fans Hand to See Opener Between Seattle
and Vernon Under Clear Sky; Usual Festivities,
With Indians Winning Suggest in Canter

HE sun, so often referred TO as Old Sol by the
bright young correspondents, decided to be on
the job along with the rest of the festivities
Wednesday when Seattle sand Vernon hooked
up in the first Coast league game of the sea
son here
And it was quite the occasion, with 10000
or so Seattle baseball bugs getting their first
~ {ba In o,d al, IL, o,o+o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
ANGELS LOSE

Los ANGELES, April 21.-salt
Lake frightened It's grip on first place
when II scored 4 TO victory over
Los Angeles yesterday. Singleton
twlrled 4 nice game for the wlnnorH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
indians Break Bal Slump; Hit Is Safeties!
baldwin, EIdred,
Nc Cabe Started
20 Indians, Who Have Been in Bad Slumps, Get
10 Hits Between Them; Gossip of Seattle and
Vernon Clubs as They Played Opener Wednesday
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

lgE most pleasing thing, to those fans who follow their
baseball carefully in the showing of the Seattle Indians
|sr opening game of the on the home lot with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Scotch and
Irish Play
Golf Friday
Match Postponed for Ball
Game Set for Ingle-
wood Course
BY ALEX c. ROSE

HAVING postponed their golf
Il match yesterday TO aeeommo.
date Wade iliefcr and his tribe OF
Indians. the Scotch and Irish golf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

NCABE lor lne uay,
Ind second was Red Baldwin. who hasn't more than
Ia OF hits TO show for the other games Twice on hit
plays the hustlnr catcher delivered one scream,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

have brought up In a tight bali
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

'BAttsd for nryAn tn ninth.
go. -. La.DLnnn-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
ENTERTAINMENTS MANIFEs-
TAcIoNEs DE coRDovA DAvILA
I'm RBLAcIoN CON Ell STATUS
PoLITIoo DE PUERTO RICO z
LAS IsLAs FILIPINAs

A Las cuatro en- punto dc Ia tarde,
reanud6 sus trabajos La oamara. 81
Seeretario di6 lectura a varios pro-
yectOs y cOmunicaciones sin gran i'm
portancia.
Sc entra en- Ia orden del dia, y Sc
da lectura a una Resolution presen-
tada por los sehores Lastra Charriez
y ouintana Cajas, para que la Ca
mara sohcite del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos- y del congreso, que
se nombre a nm residente 'bona fl
de'' en- Puerto Rico para el cargo
dc Juez de La Corte Federal. La Re-
soluci6n presentada provoca un de-
bate muy acalorado. FL senior Alon-
so pronunci6 un discurso en- defen.
sa del juez odlin, a pesar de que no
&c menciOnaba a dicho funcionario
en- la Resoluci6n. La discussion Sc
personaiz6 y entonces los seiiores
Lastra Charrieg, Quintana cajas y
fConfissha en Ia nag. 81
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La COmiSi6n de Service Pd
bllCO eStableCe Huevas para !.
das para las guiguaS ' los
trOleS deRtrO del CaSCO de
San Juan
NinguGa guagua.prOhibe- -serd per-
mitida que !e paSe a Otra Siempre
que esta Sc halle en- lnCyimieRtO

Entire los asuntos resueltos por ia
Colnision de servicio Pubhco, en- Su
Ultima reunion, Sc adopt6 el scuerdo
de sefialar, dentro del casco de San
Juan, nuevas paradas, para las qua
guas como para los carros elsctri-
cos, fin, segiln parece, de contri-
huir Ia descongesti6n del trafico
en- esta ciudad.
Para las guaguas que actualmente
Sc estan deteriendo en- todas las bo-
ca. Gales de Allen Y Brau, Is Conf
sion fijo tres paradas, solamente...
LA primera, entrando, frente al Tea
tro Municipal; La segunda frente a
Ia plaza de Ar1nas Y la tercera, al So
lir, en- la plaza do Colon.
En- cuanto o los troles SO acord6
cue I1icieran la prtmera parada, on
trando, detras do los lla1nados "Ba-
nos PIblicos'', la segunda en- La es-
4uina de Tanea y Concrete, la ter
cera frente al Correo, la cuarta en-
Ia esquira Allen-san jose, la qutn-
Ia frente a la Plaza de Arnas, la
sexta en- la Plaza de La Iglesia San
Francisco y Ia s6ptima, al salir, en-
ia Plaza do Colon.
Ell objeto de gsta innovation es,
como decimos antes, con ell fin de
descongestionar el trafico.
En- la misna reunion v O propues-
ta del Attorney General SO adopt6
una regia que consideramos de vital
|importancia para Ell servicio de qua
guas, 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que su
estricto cuniplinnento acabaria con
ell llainado 'regateo" entire las qua.
guas. Coiisiste esta regla en- prohibir
que o las guaguas Sc les permitira,
souena de la correspondence denun-
cia, Ell que tomen la delantera min
guna otra guagua siempre que 6sta
SO halle en- movimisnto.
Esta regia, segdn infor1neg, en-
srara en- vigor ell dia primero de
abril Y las infracciones de la misma
geran penalties con multa o c&rcel-
especial1nente con carcel-o ambas
cosas juicio del funcionario encar-
gado de interpretarla.
Fue slispendida por 80 dias la qua
tcnntiniia en- Ia Ga. Uag1nas
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de esta capital
Is 10 ridlCHIO COntraSeatidO -agfega-
rCnuuClar a 0ueSTO deTeChO a 60.
blernO OrOpiO local Y a eIegir nues.
tfOs alCaIdes, preClsamente CuandO
estamOs SOIlGtandO UI reCOROCimien-
to del dCreChO a eIegir rues.
trO gObUTnadOr
San Juan, P. &.
Is dc mario de 1926.

25 de mario de 1926,
sr. d. Antonio 3. Barcel6,
Presidente, Partido Union
de Puerto Rico,
San Juan, p. b.
Compatriota:-
Como usted sabe, ei sefor Con-
zalez Mena fla presentado en- el Sc
nado un proyecto do ley para es.a-
hlecer un gobierno por comisi6n en
Ia ciudad dc San Juan. Dicho pro
yecto .dispone una reforma total
del vigente regimen municipal en-
esta Capital. Este proyecto lnarca
I'm rrimbo tan sntidemocrstico 2
reaccionario en- la Legislation puer-
torriquela; es tan trascendental,
por el anacr6nico espfritu Que ls
anima; Y, de convertirse en- ley. pue
de ser tan decisive en- el pobre
tuicio que Ell pueblo do los Esta.
des Unidos, y ei mundo entero, for
me sobre Ia capacidad de nuestros
hombres para legislar y gobernar;
que he estimado propio dirigirle es-
ta carta, como jefo que es usted
del partIdo del gobierno en- Puerto
Rico, para discutir ell asunto pdbh-
cameiite, = para Saber, 81 es posi-,
BILE, La responsabilidad que en- este
proyecto le correspondents a la ma
yoria parlanentaria ore usted diri-
ge, y q listed nismo como director
polftico de este pals, ante nuestro
pueblo = ante el sagrado tribunal
de Ia Historic.
El proyecto de rsferencia carecs
de irnpoTtancia, y no merecc nj Ia
nolestia de un hgero conentario.
si SO considera desds el puntc do
vista del cambto dc unos .fUncionar
rios y ernpieados en- IN rnunictpio;
lpero revigte una extraorlinaria i'm
portancia, 81 SO considera desde si
alto punto de vista de, las ideas po-
ifticas Y de gobierno qua dieho PRO
yecto e1vuelye.
Para los qua ignoren. ei crlger1
de los municipios, Y pare los quo
asi desconozcan Ell gr7andtoso papel
que los innnicipios tibres han des-
e1npeiisdo a traves dc ia Historic
Ell el desarrollo y progreso de has
Ideas hbertarias, y para los quo no
comprendan 10 quo Ia soberania 'nu
nicipal representa- en- cl sistema
constitutional moderno, csc ptoyec-
20 sera uno do tantoa do tos qu9
Go tardc en- tards Sc prsssntan en-
(Continda en- La pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26

Ger en- san juan un gobierno esps
eial para sa MunieiDio, sino que
eftO data de hacs va variOs afios
10 q. oourre es natural; este plan sc
Ia ido imponiendo medida q. 80 IA
ido imponisndo a medida que SO ha
ido fernando ambiente. Hoy, una
inInsnsa mayoria esta eonforme ,
ecnteste 0n cue es necesario que
San Juan sen regido por un gobier.
10 especial. No hay TRAMA nj
hay COMBINATION, nj hay deli
Dorado prOp6sitO de perjndiear in
tsreses de nadie. Ror ESQ mismo
rnestra ley determine que, durante
estes cuatro ahos. el MnnieipiO SO.
"A Eegido p0r los misnOs hombrea
enc estAn al frente de la admins
traeion claro cue desapareeera la
Asamblea Municipal pOrque en- la
opini6n del autOr del Proyecto, 0
estA demas Ia Asamblea, o esta de-
mAs 81 coneejo dc Administration,
y hada mas que por ESQ.
no hay falta de oportnnidad
Ia opoTtanidad Is magnifea.
-LUd. Ia isido tambisn 10 que
dice sl seaoF Montiila con respsc-
% Al plan general de que I'd. ha-
bia9
81 lc be ieido tsmbiSn. He
ie.ao tedo 10 que nj amigo Ell Sc
Tor Montiila ha dicho. pero nste-
aes no hseieron Ia pregunta clara y
e. al eoEtestarla no ha dicho ma
da cue sea eontrario a 10 que 80
aiie. Mi argurnento fu6 este: San
Juan Eeeuiere ya, cue 80 haga ua
plan general de su urbanizaei6n,
con todas sus obras p6blicas (elaro
cue este plan esta sujeto a irse en-.
Eendando : medida que el tempo
psse) para pOder asi hacer una gran
eiuaad digna del prOgreso de este
pals. Y eiarO que 30 respeto mu.
eho 10 cue dice 81 Director de obras
Peblieas Mumeipaies, pero el De-
partamentc del Interior esta en- me.
toTes condolences para hacer estos
planes cue el Departamentc do
obras Pablieas hfunieipales de San
Juan. III Ingeniero Montiua es tan
eompetente como el que mas del
Depto def Interior, pero aquI no
- tr@ta de competencia. sino de
cue el Afunieipto no podra con sus
Feeursos sostener y llevar a cabo
una organization adeenada para
san Jnan, como podrh hacerlo eI
DEPARTMENTS del Interior.
-Gou6 dice I'd. de los fracasos
Dc cue habla ei sr. MOntilla de
ias aistintas leyes hIunicipales que
u Legislature ha adoptado?
Que q soAor Montilla puode
penssE como Quisra, siendo, incIua-
We, iniasto con Ia Legislature. Por
tContiuda en Ia pig a
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FL LcDo. VICENTE
ZAYAs PIzARRO

Hace unos dias hicimos la oportu-
ma aclaraci6n de q. entire el eminente
luliscOnsulto Lcdo. Lopez de Tord y
nosotros reina la mas cordial de las
amistades. Lo. mismo Queromos hoy
decir con respecto al ilustre aboga-
do Lcdo. vicente Zayas Pisarro, a
ouien admiramos muy de veras por
sus brillantes dotes personales.
El enojoso asunto que diera mar
sen a Ia creencia dc que entire nos
otros habia alguna tirantez en- las
TelacioneS, Ia terninado por com
pleto. de 10 cuai nos alegramos am
has parties.
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NoSoTRoS sEGUIREMoS
ATENDIENDo AL TRAFIoo

Nosotros, como los verdaderoa
Representatives de la voluntad popn'
lar, podenos atender al trafico en- Ia
forn1a necesaria la comunidad, y
asi 10 Seguiremos hacienda.
Es atrtbuci6n dirscta del NUM-
cipio el atender al Trafico. FL conce
der facultades al Comisionade del
Interior para regular Ell Trafico, de
be hacerse 81 es quo la Legislature
10 pernite, 1ncluyendo todos los
municipios de la isla. Ell Comisiona,
do del Interior, por ser residente en-
la capital, conoce Ell orden del trait
co y las necesidades principales.
Mas, como representative dc un OF
ganismo 1nsular, no es Ia entidad
adecuada y compete1ite para regtr
un problena, para solucionar un
conhicto de tudolo puraniente 10
cal.