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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
PAINLEVEs ACUARTELADO
POR Ell CARTEL"

Dadle tratar los mas elevados
temas s0bre la naturaleza del razo-
namiento matematico, sobre ell item
po y ell espaciO, sobre ell movimien-
to relative y absolute, sobre ell cal
culo de probabilidades, sobre la ener
gfa Y La termodinamica, sobre 0pti-
ca electricidad y Sc mostrara al
igual de los sabios mas ilustres; pc
dirle discernir sobre Pascal cual-
quier otro gran fil6sofo os pro-
bara que en- elevation Y en- genera
lidad su espfritu no cede ante min
gin sotro. Pero proponedle redac-
tar una declaration ministerial, v
cumplira ell pesado trabajo con la
enternecedora torpeza de que aca-
bamos de ser entristecidos testigos.
No gasta mas que aridos lugares CO.
munes, frivolidades fastidiosas, pro
mesas inciertas, frases embrolladas.
iC0mo ha debido de sufrir NJ. Pain
leve releyendo ell texto definitiyo
de la declaration que Sc habfa Wis
to obligado a modificar tantas We
ces para satisfacer unos no dis
gustar a otross! Librado a ST mis-
mo, NJ. Painlev6 es va un hombre
inclinado no estar nunca satisfe
cho de su obra Y corregirla sin ce
sar, como los pintores que dejan de
yer en- sus henzos los arrepentimien
toS de su pincel. Pero cuando Sc ha
encontrado rOdeado de colaborado-
res, cuyas ideas Sc entrechocaban,
cuando recibi0 las visitas conmina-
torias suplicantes de los diputados
que requerfan solicitaban cambios,
supresiones y adiciones, va no supo
a quien atender Y por delicadeza
de conciencia y exceso de escrdpulo
no lego decidirse o Sc decide por
una redacci6n confuSa. La mayo
ria de la Camara ha tornado ell IT,
tulo de Cartel porque reune a
grupos Heterogeneous. iQue suplicio
para NJ. Painlev6 verse asf acuarte-
lado por ell Cartel"
La declaration ha conservado mu-
chas huellas de ese martirio, y Las
explicaciones inmediatas dadas por
Painley6 BRAND y Caillaux no han
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

Gle de misticismo polftico y de me
sianismo. que suele poner anteoje-
ras a los mas inteligentes de nues-
tros hombres de Estado. Tenemos
que temer mas bien el exceso de
sus facultades crfticas, Cierto que
nadie anna la verdad como el y que
la busca con perseverance, y sa-
gacidad, pero como es mucho mas
fugitiva en- politica que en- geome-
trfa, Sc desespera por no encontrar
la Y de hipotesis en- hip6tesis CORE
desesperadamente tras ella tra-
yes de zarzas Y malezaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
''NADIE ANA LA vERDAD
COMO PAINLEVE"

Con todo ei candor de un gran
sabio, tan extraviado en-, La polfti-
ca como el Dante en- ola selva sell
vaggia ed aspra e forte, M. Pain
leve ha Querido afrontar la dificul
tad; pero temo que no haya encon-
trado en- NJ CailIaux el Virgili0 ca
paz de conducirle a la puerta del
parafso. Geometra Y matematico,
NJ. Painlev6 responde bastante
bien a la definici6n que Henri Poin
care di0 cierto dfa de los hombres
de ciencia. Todos, decfa, son labo-
riosos; todos son, tambi6n, apasio-
nados; todos son, en- un sentido,
hombres de fe; pero la fe del sabio
no Sc parece la de los ortodoxos
que abrevan en- la necesidad de la
certidumbre; lejos de clio, en- nues
|tro mundo relative toda certidum-
bre es una mentira. No. la fe del
sabio sc parecerfa mas. bien a, la fe
inQuieta del hereje, a la que bus
ca siempre y nunca Sc We satisfe-
cha. No tenemos, pues, que temer
de parte de NJ. Painleye esta espe-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
ARTICUL0 De sHUYKE
LOS VIEJOS

Ell lector m1o ha lefdo quizaS Ell
hermoso libro "Junto al hogar" que
escribi0 el pedagogo frances Carlos
Wagner, el insigne autor de vida
Sencilla". 81 no 10 ha hecho, hagalo
en- seguida, para que sienta asomar
a los ojos, constantemente, las Ia
grimas de la emoci6n y yea aumen-
tada su fe en- esa institution huma
ma que Sc llama ia familia", eter-
ma como el mundo.
"Junto al hogar' nos pone en- me-
jores condolences para apreciar ell
immense tesoro de felicidad que te
nemos todos los mortales en- ese
santuario de amor. DOS seres que
hacen uno', dice Wagner, unidos
por un lazo elective, constituyen ell
fundamento del hogar. De ellos ma
cen los hijos que son la bendici0n
del cielo y con ellos vienen a gozar
la alta recompensa de la vida, los
viejos, los padres de los fundadores
del nueyo hogar, 'los que va no ha-
cen NADIA.
De estos voy a ocuparme hoy en-
mi artfculo, lector milo, de los vie
jos que va no hacen NADIA. Porque
estoy fijandome en- que son cada
dfa menos. lQue pasa entire nos
tros? lPor que sc acaba la vida tan
rapidamente en- estos climas? Los
hombres son viejos antes de tiem-
po mueren j0veneg alin, sin haber-
gozado de esa dulce tranquilidad
que Sc recrea solamente en- las Coz
sas espirituales y que parece ser Ell
premio con que Dios exalta una
vida de bien sobre la TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

tempo las medidas que solo habfan
reclamado los grupos mas avanza-
dos, cual la reintegracion de los fe
rroviarios exonerados, y convenIa,
sobre todo, hablar claro llamando
las cosas por su nombre. I'm en-
bajador es un embajador, mas como
Sc podfa esperar que los adverse
rios de la Embajada aceptarfan,
tftulo transaccional, un encargado
de Negocios, la declaration no ha-
blaba de un embajador, sino, y 10
mas t1midamente, de ''un represen-
tante altamente calificado", perffra
sis discreta y altamente ambigua,
que cada cual podfa interpreter
su modo.
BRAND PREVE LOS
ACONTECINIIENTOS
Igualmente, para otros asuntos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

IEs que Sc abusa de los amos
Jovenes? INuestro sistema de ali
mentaci6n esta en- ammonia con
las condolences del clima? iTraba-
1amos mas de la cuenta? JCual es
la causa que Sc lleva nuestros Sc
res mas queridos antes del tempo?
Valdrfa la pena este estudio. 81
va usted los Estados Unidos Y
asiste a algdn espectaculo pt1blico
sentira verdadero regocijo observan
do ell gran nJimero de viejos que Sc
ven por todos lados.
En- el teatro sobresalen las cabe-
zas blahcas, orgullosas de su blan-
cura y en- los bales, bailan los vie
jos como 81 fuesen j6yenes, alegres
aun, con esa algeria que surge es-
pontanea de todo coraz6n que ha
sabido mantenerse en- ammonia con
Dios y con la sociedad.
iQue placer verlos bailar y verlos
reiri
Por association de ideas piensa
uno en- los suyos. SDonde estan? 81
no murieron jovenes, estan hacien-
do una vida triste bajo Ell peso de
las enfermedades, .estan sufriendo
va la ausencia de la algeria ida,
ida va para siempre........ ALA los
nifios tienen su lado, la feliz pro-
tecci0n de los ancianoS. Los abueli-
tos pueden aun jugar con los dicho-
SOS nietos que empiezan a yivir la
vida Son ellos los que cuentan en-
las veladas del hogar los cuentos
que tanto interes despertaron en-
nuestras almas infantiles; La Ce-
.(Continda en- Ia pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
THE PORTO RICO
DRUG COMP ANY

Los productos quinficos
que usdnos en- la prepara-.
Cion de las recetas son de
la iHds alta calidad.
Los patentss que verde
mos son siempre frescos.
Semandlnlnte recIbimos de
Europa y Estados Unidos
donue tenemo3 conprado-
res y oficina propia que Sc
encarga de obteneF 10 me-
jor. 2 So
Nuestros precios no tie
nen conpetencia. = s~s...s
Nuestro servicio esta di-
vidido por departarnentos v
podemos por ESQ dar eHi-
dadosa atenci6n, escogien-
do ell personal mas conape-
tente para cada deparfa-
mento. s'-vesS~sf.s
Tenemos ell orgullo de
asegurar que no tenen7os
NADIA que envidiar a ningti-
ma drogueria de los Estados
Unidos. =
Los seiiores farmac6uti-
cos de la isIa reciben siem-
pre- cuidadosa atenci6n en-
sus 6rdenes en- nuestro de-
partamento al por mayor
conpletamente separado de
nuestro negocio al detail.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

A vida madrileiia con
sus variados encantos,
me retuvo por tempo
no mayor de dos Sc
manas, y, no por mi
gusto sino por la i'm
periosa necesidad de
incOrpofarme a Ia Aca-
demia de Artilleria =
tambien porque mi ext
qua provision de pc
setas habia mermado
de m osd o alarmante,
una mafiana del mes
de agosto abandone mi
modesto Y agradable
albergue de la calle de
Silva y, en- ell tren del
Norte, llegue hasta la
estacion de las Rozas
.1lti m a, entonces, de
aquella Inca en- cons
''trucci6n y alli busque
acomodo en- una ar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

de Hacienda nj un buen ministro de
Hacienda. M. Painleve puede, pues,
confeSar su incompetence sin ru-
borizarse. Ha buscado a alguien que
pudiese proceder con autoridad al
Saneamiento necesario Y lie ha pare
cido que Sc imponfa la designation
de NJ. Caillaux. ST 10 ha asociado,
pues, en- cahdad de perito de pri-
mer orden y como especialista in
diScutido. La experiencia nos dira
81 Sc ha equivocado 0 81 ha acerta-
do, pero no era facil embarcar al
antique condenado de la Alta Cor
te sin desencadenar la tempestad
alrededor del navfo. Ell ministro de
Hacienda tiene un paSado que pc
sa y del cual no puede despojarse
de la noche la maiiana. Cierto que
fu6 amnistiado Y la amnistfa, como
10 indica su nombre, es ley de olvi-
do Y bora los hechos que motiva-
ron La condena; pero no puede evil
tar que los conserven las memorials
individuales con impression doloro-
sa. Ignore 81 perdura en- la Argen-
tina ell recuerdo del viaje que hizo
NJ. .Caillaux a Buenos Aires al prin
cipio de la guerra; pero muchOs
franceses recuerdan las frases ire
flexiyas que dijo ahf Y en- otras par
ties, y sc acuerdan, ademas, de otras
muchas cosas sobre las cualeS no
desean volver, pero que no les per-
miten yer hoy en- M. Caillaux un
agente de conciliacion.. Para que
estuviesen dispuestos a aceptar,
pesar de todo, su yuelta al Poder,
habrfa sido precise, al menos, que
NJ. Caillaux les presentara con pre-
cisi0n ell programa financiero que
tuvO tempo de meditar en- su reti-.
ro; pero al contrario, Sc ha envuel-
to en- nubes como Jupiter en- los
dfas de tormenta. sQu6 saldra de
ahf dentro de unos dfas: el rayol
un haz Iuminoso de sol A juzgar
por las explicaciones sibilinas que
ha dadO, ell Gobierno rompe con la
tests de sus predecessors en- mate
ria financiera, renuncia al impues-
to al capital que reclamaban los So
cialistas, afiadiendo que la vasta
operaci6n de saneamiento entreve
que sera puramente monetaria. NJ.
Caillaux ha querido tambi6n esta.
blecer que sera ''con mesura Y
moderation" ell ministro que ha he
cho votar ell impuesto la renta.
"GEOMETRIA NO EUCLIDIANA"
Y Ell "ESPACIO DE
CuATRO DIMENSIONES'
Resumiendo, Ell Gobierno ha null
tiplicado Las seguridades lenitivas
para destruir ell efecto producido
en- el credito piblico por las pala-
bras conminatorias de algunos So
cialistas; pero ha bastado que Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
CAILLAUx EN- Ell MINISTERIo
DE HACIENDA.

La question financiera es ell tercer
ejemplo de insuficiencia y obscurida-
des de la declaration ministerial.
Painleve aunque sea matemAtico,
v quiza por serlo, no conoce gran CO.
sa de los problemas del presupuesto
y de las dificultades de la Teso-
rerfa. Henri Poincar6 Sc envanecfa
de no saber sumar; exageraba, Pc
ro seguramente no habria sido un
buen contador, un buen inspector
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

todavfa mas graves de polftica ex-
tranjera. En- los tiltimos tiempos
NJ. BRAND decfa espont4neamente
que las proposiciones alemanas no
lie inspiraban confianza y que no
era, como 20 tampoco, partidario
de examinarlaS antes del ingreso
de Alemania, sin privilegios y en-
condolences generates, en- la Socie-
dad de Naciones; es decir, antes de
que aceptase libre Y definitivamen-
te ell Tratado de Paz y hubiese pro
metido respectable. Tengo serias ra-
zones para suponer que NJ. BRAND
no ha cambiado de opinion y que
contin1a considerando que nuestras
relaciones con Alemania deben evo-
lucionar hacia tres fases sucesivas ::
primera: ell deSarme del Reich en-
cumplimiento del Tratado; segun-
da: la entrada de Alemania en-
la Sociedad de )Naciones, y tercera !:
los pactos de garantfa mutua que
respeten todas las condolences de
paz Y no puedan perjudicar a Po-
lonia, nj Checoeslovaquia nj MIN
guna otra potencia, grande o peque
fia.- Pero como NJ. BRAND no es par
tidario muy convencido del Car
tel" Y como ordinariamente pasa
Dor el hombre del mailana mas que
por el hombre de la vfspera Y aGn
mas por ell hombre del dfa, trat0
naturalmente de desarmar ciertaS
prevenciones de la mayorfa actual,
anunciando a la Camara que segui-
ria d6cilmente las huellas de su emf
nente predecessor. Sin duda este no
eS mas que una precauci0n orato-
ria; pero como no aporto gran cla-
ridad al debate, habra entonces que
yer a NJ. BRAND en- una labor para
la que posee experienced, muchO
"sayoir faire", destreza Y raro po
der de seduction. Como los brita-
nicos, no tiene la superstition de
los textos y llega, como ellos,
adaptarSe a las circunstancias pero
preve los acontecimientos mas prom
to de mas lejos que La mayorfa de
nuestros amigos de allende la Man
cha. Hay, pues, que esperar que no
Sc deje arrastrar a ninguna aven-
tura peligrosa para la seguridad de
Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07

conada la viganca Acazar joya siglo XIV
de los preados smaan espanolas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-07
"GEOMETRIA NO EUCLIDIANA'
Y Ell "ESPACIO DE
CuATRO DIMENSIONES'

Resumiendo, el Gobierno ha null
tiplicado Las seguridades lenitivasI
para destruir el efecto producido
en- ell credito publico por las pala-
bras conminatorias de algunos So
cialistas; pero ha bastado que Ia
International., 1925-11-15
NEW S. p. DEPOT HERE
TO COST $125.OOO

Construction work will begin
within the next 60 days on the new
Southern Pacific de Mexico depot
to be built in Nogales, Sonora, at
cost of approximately $125,000.
The structure, 800 feet long,
and to be a beautiful building of
mission style, will be erected just
south of the present depot, the
new building to extend across
Campillo street, which will be clos
cd to traffic.
After the building is erected,
all passenger trains entering Mo-
gales, Sonora, from both direc-
tions will use two tracks to be
laid on tho west side Of the build
Ing.
To take care Of the present We
hicle traffic on Campillo street,
after the depot is built, the street
along the international line will
be made much wider.
International., 1925-11-15
ALLEGED CHECK
ARTIST JAILED

City Detective J. M. Soto, Jr.,
made a good catch, Friday, when
he took into custody H. A.
Vaughn, said to be wanted at Bis
bee and elsewhere on charges of
passing bad checks.
Vaughn was picked up shortly
after receipt of telegram here
from Bisbee stating that Vaughn
is well known check artist and
badly wanted in that city and
other places. He Is said to have
written bad checks of all sizes
throughout the country.
The funny part connected with
Vaughn's ca0ture is the fact that
prior to coming here he had spent
four or five days at Tombstone,
only few miles from Bisbee. He
was nabbed two hours after he ar
rived in Nogales.
International., 1925-11-15
REV. STONER WILL
BE ASSISTANT TO
FATHER CONNELLY

TUCSON, Nov. 14.-Upon his
return from a visit to his former
home in Vitoria, Texas, Rev. Vic
tor j. Stoner, recently ordained q
priest here by Bishop Daniel
Gercke, will begin his duties as
assistant to Father Thomas Con.
nelly, it was stated yesterday.
Rev. Stoner, prior to taking Up
his studies for the priesthood was
teacher in Arizona schools for
several years, having attended the
University of Arizona. 1t is pro-
bable that the new priest win be
assigned to the recently erected
house on the property owned by
the church between Cherry street
and Warren Ave. While no def
mite plans have been made as
yets regarding the building Of 0
church on this property, such an
edifice would be welcomed by the
Catholics of the North Side, IL
was stated.
Father Stoner win conduct o
chapel there, however, should he
be assigned to that section, II is
understood.
International., 1925-11-15

"Work is progressing on the
Tepic-La Quemada stretch in good
shape. The damage done by the
slide in Tunnel No. 4, 20 miles
south Of Topic, has not been en-
tirely overcome, but this has not
caused any delay in the construc-
ton work beyond, because mate
rials have been transported around
this particular tunnel.
Concrete lining of the tunnel
will be completed within the next
few weeks, and this will preclude
any further difficulty at this
point"
Prospects for the coming vege-
table season along the west coast
are very good, the railroad execu-
tive declared.
"There will be between 5000 and
5000 carloads of vegetables ship
ped out of that region this year, as
against only $500 cars last year.
"The Southern Pacific of Mexico
is prepared to handle this big cron
by getting additional engines, and
expects no difficulty in obtaining
sufficient refrigerator cars to ham
die this large tonnage. Arizona
Daily Star, Saturday,
International., 1925-11-15
PROMINENT LOCAL ATTORNEY
TO LOCATE IN CALIFORNIA

Nogales will lose two of her
best known citizens about the
first of December when Attorney
Fred Noon and wife leave to make
their home in Oceanside, CAL, 40
miles north of San Diego.
Mr.. Noon is to be associated as
a partner with Attorneys Archie
and George Shreve, who have Of
fices in San Diego and Los An
geles. They are opening a new Of
flee in Oceanside and Mr.. Noon
will be in charge Of it.
The Attorneys Shreve are bro
theirs of J. H. Shreve Of San Diego
who is putting up a large sum Of
the money for the construction Of
the new hotel on the Montezuma
site on Morley avenue in Nogales.
Although Fred Noon is leaving
here it does not mean that the Of
fices Of Noon & Noon in the Noon
International., 1925-11-15
NEW S. P. LINE CONNECTING
nOCALES AND MEXICO CITY
Be FINISHED IN SEPTEMBER

September, 1926, is the latest
date given for the completion of
the Southern Pacific Of Mexico
line from Nogales to Guadalajara,
with connections direct to Mexi-
co City over the national lines.
Announcement that the northern
link of the border-to capital line
would be opened to traffic in 10
months was made yesterday by
II. B. Titcomb, president of the
Southern Pacific of Mexico, follow
ing his return from a two weeks
trip along the west coast.
"Of the 1927 miles of track be-
tween Tep'c, Nayarit, and La Que
mada, Jalisco, 1913 miles has al
ready been laid," President Tit
comb said. "The completed track
age extends 72 miles south of
Tepic and 4.8 miles north Of La
Quemada.
"The contractors have completed
SO per cent Of the grading, and
2,540 linear feet of tunnels. This
is 60 per cent of the total tunnel
ing, which amount to 24,O09 lsnear
feet. The contractors say that
they will have all the tunnels
completed by July I, 1926.
International., 1925-11-15
SHOPLIFTERS CAUGHT
AT KRESS STORE

Screaming and yelling, a wo-
man and three. children were
brought into the police station
shortly after 8 o'clock last night
charged with shoplifting at the
Kress Store.
The woman, who gave her
name as Ignae5o Ayala la Eva,
and three children, ranging in
age from three to six years, were
caught in the act of robbing the
store and merchandise totaling
$500 was found in their possess
sion. Policemen L. Price and Fen
ter we're called to the store and
took the four over before Police
judge Allen T. Bird.
Gabriel Corella happened along
and hearing the noise in the po-
lice station, took pity upon the
woman and children, none Of
whom he knew, and told Judge
Bird he would pay their fine. The
fine amounted to SIS.
International., 1925-11-15
NEW GARAGE BUILDING

1t is reported that construction
work will begin shortly on a new
garage building on Grand avenue
on the vacant lot just south Of
the structure occup.'i by A. f.
Saxon's Studebaker agency.
The building which formerly
stood there was destroyed by fire
a couple years ago.
The new structure, it is under
stood, will he used as a storage
garage and it is said it will be the
largest storage garage ever open
ed here. "
International., 1925-11-15
GENERAL REJOICING
OVER NOGALES VICTORY

There was general rejoicing
among high school students and
lovers of football in general about
town last night when informed by
the Nogales international that
Nogales had defeated Jerome at
the state fair grounds at Phoenix
yesterday afternoon.
If the phone in the office Of
The international rang once last
evening, it rang 200 times, foot
ball fans throughout the city
phoning in to see how the game
came out.
"Is that so, isn't that fine", was
the general comment when the
score was announced over the
phone. One person was so happy
over the result, he got all excited,
let out a whoop, and uninten-
TALLY hung up in the ear Of the
man on the phone at the Interna-
tional office.
Nogales' defeat over Jerome,
and Mesa's defeat over Tucson,
yesterday, has caused an optimis-
tic feeling here in regard to the
coming battle on Thanksgiving
day here between Nogales and
Tucson high school. Local fans
are now pretty confident that No
gales will rim Coach Syl Paulus'
"four cowboys" when they come
to town on turkey day.
A member of the Miami foot
ball team told representative of
The International, following the
mi-Nogales game here a week
ago yesterday, that in his opinion,
after playing against both No
gales and Tucson, the annual No
gales-Tucson clash should be
warmly contested game and ne
would not be surprised to see
Nogales win.
International., 1925-11-15

building will be closed soon, for
Attorney Bonsal Noon will remain
here for the present and handle
the firms business.
Oceans'de, where Attorney and
Mrs. Noon are to locate, is situat-
ed on the San Diego-Los Angeles
highway, and is right on the ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noon have been
residents of Nogales for many
years and are two Of the best
known and most popular res dents
of this city, having many friends
who will regret to learn they are
leaving, but wishing them much
success in their new home. With
the exception Of two years, Mr..
Noon has been q resident Of No
gales all his life and lis a citizen
who is q great asset to a connrnun-
ity. Nogales' loss is Oceanside's
gain. Hi
International., 1925-11-15
S. HALF OF BACA FLOAT SOLD
NOCALES DEFEATS
JEROME AT
PHOENIX
(special to the Internasional)

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. ID. -
Outplaying their opponents at
every stage of the game, the No
gales high school football team de-
feated Jerome high school here
IL to 0 this afternoon.
The game was played at the
state fair grounds and was one of
the features of the last day of
the annual Arizona state fair.
Twenty thousand persons attend
ing the fair saw the border boys
battle their way to victory.
Forward passing tactics Of the
Apaches were too much for the
'Jeromites. Nogales made her
first touchdown in the first quar-
ter and her last in the fourth quar-
ter.
Maldonado, quarterback, star
red for Nogales.
International., 1925-11-15
PORTION OF BAeA FLOAT NEAR
NOCALES REPORTED SOLD
BY WEST vIRCINIAN

also to be developed by the new
settlers.
The Baca Float starts near tho
seven-mile post north Of Nogalee
and extends six miles north.
{ OF the $4,000 acres reported
sold, about 1900 acres make up
valuable agricultural land. The
new owners are to spend consider
able money developing water.
The south half of the float is
said to be worth a total Of about
$35O,09O. 1t is not known what
figure the new purchasers paid.
Development Of the float Will
mean a big thing for Nogales.
International., 1925-11-15

According to information learn
ed yesterday through a very re-
liable source, the south half Of the
Baca Float has been sold by
Watts N. Davis of Charleston,
West Virginia, to California and
eastern interests.
The new owners, it is under
stood, will cut the south half, of
$4,000 acres, into small tracts,
and not less than 40 American
farmers will build homes and de-
velop the tracts. Onions and cot
ton are to be grown on large
scale, and the grape industry is
International., 1925-11-15
SNOW IN NEW MEXICO
COLORADO, AND KANSAS

The cold weather here at pres.
ent is apparently due to Nogales
getting the tail end of a cold wave
which swept over New Mexico and
Colorado yesterday.
FIurries of snow occurred at
Santa Fe, while a six inch blan-
ket OF snow covered Denver yes.
terday after an all night fall. The
snow was general throughout
Colorado.
The storm extended into Wv.
oming, with snow reported At
Lander and Cheyenne. Snow also
was reported east into Kansas