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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23
FL Cob TOwner..
Confirmation dc IL Ii. DAg.

Towner ordenara de hoy a manana,
una convocatoria a los sehores Char
don, Hnyke. Ortiz, Esteves, Kessin-
ger, Gallardo y Coats, eitandoles a
reunion. con el principal propo-
sito de discutir extensamente el pro
ximo presupuesto economico.
Los Comisionados esperan presen-
tar un plan general de economics
ante el executive de sus departa-
mentos respectivos. Ademas, cues
tiones verdaderamente importantes,
acerca del orden interior Y de las
actuaciones futuras de diferentes
negociados, cuya Suppression sera So
licitada.
Los departamentos de Tesorerfa
e Instruction serin enmendados no.
tablemente en- cuanto Sc refiere al
formulario seglido para con los en-
pleados Tambi6n en- Agriculture
~ Sanidad sera solieitado el miSnlC
formulario que obliga los jefes dc
NegociadoS q clasificar la eficien.
cia de sus empleados Y subalternos
recomendando el pago de salario, nc
de acuerdo con Ia cantidad presu-
puestada, Y 81 de acuerdo con los
En- adelante de acuerdo con los
proyectos ejecutivos, los empleados
gubernamentales recibiran un mo-
dico salario al empezar sus traba
jos, salario que les sera aumenta
do Gle acuerdo con la eficiencia de
mostrada Ell cl transcurso. future
de slls actuaciones.
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CLUB CIVICo FEMENINO
INFORME FINANCIERO DEL
COMITE DE PARQUES Y
ARBOLES

'.Guarde su caro- en- un buen
sitio" tai debe ser el lena del
Comite de Parque Y Arboles del
Club Civico Femenino que ha ST.
do tan active en- su trabajo es-
tableciendo ell Parque para carros
al Este del Edificio Federal. Us
ted puede estar confiado en- que
su caro- estara SECURE en- dichc
Parque.
La limpieza y embellecimienR
del Paseo dc la Princesa comen~
cara al retorno de Mr.. Parson
el artista de campinas.
Abajo damos el informe finan-
ciero de dicho Comite:
INGREsos HAsTA LA FECHA
Te Danzante Casino de
P. R., julio 30 de 1924 -$102.50
Donativo de Don Ramon
Aboy 800
Prestamo del National
City Bank, Set. 3, 1924 10000
Renta del Parque por
dias y meses $4,000
Bridge TIE en- casa de
Georgetti, Feb. 9, 1924 4O4.O0
Donativo Mrs. Henry
Bown 200
Donativo Mrs. Lucy
Bown 200
$1,495.5O
EGRESos A LA FECHA .
Orquesta del TIE Dan
zante S 5000
Ponche del TIE Danzan-
te 800
Trabajo y materiales pa
IA ell Parque Abs
Gastos de sostenimiento $4,000
Labor extra 44.00
Refrescos del Bridge TIE 10000
Al National City Bank 315.78
$1,153.95
Balance a n. f. S 341.57
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Ell COMFTE DE POLICIA INSU
LAR NO HA CITADO AUN.

La Camara de Representatives.
nOmbr0 en- sus nltimas reuniones
un ComitG que Sc encargard de in
vestigar las actuaciones de los je-
fes de la Policfa Insular. por enten-
derse que ocurrfan disidencias en-
tire sus directories Y subalternos La
prensa de la tarde daba tiltimamen-
te la nueva de que va habfan COM
parecido los directories policiacos,
10 que es enteramente incierto. ''El
departamento de Policfa Insular no
ha sido citado a reunion alguna del
Comite de la Camara nos han di-
chO los directories del Departamen-
to de Orden PGblico. ''Sin embargo,
nosotrOs eStam0s dispueStoS con-
ceder todas las, facilidades posibles
a los Comisionados para que llenen
su cOmetido
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23

Young man with six years of
experience in office manage
nnent, wishes position of this
nature. Con give best refer
ences. Prefers american office
Address "A. g." EL MUNDo.
Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23
BoDA EN- YAUco

La del joven don Jose Manuel
Canals SaIdafia con la seiiorita lii
ilian Torres Braschi, celebrada en-
Yauco el dia Is del corriente. Han
fijado su residencia en- Santurce
en- su Undo chalet acabado do cons
trIur en- la calle de Canals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23

demostrando aSi nuestra cultura con
la exposition correcta de 10 que nos
proporciona placer y no tendriamos
que lamentar Ell que casos como los
del seior Modesto Cordero Anto-
MO MirabaI sucedieran.
Maria Dolores POLO.
Invierno del 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23
slLvEsTRE FEIJoo
Practicante

En- su domiciIio, Monlas NO
2. trabaia de su profession to-
dos los dias de 9 a II A. NJ
Y de 3 a s p. M. Tel. SIS ver-
de, Apartado GOT, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23

Que e. LAxATIVO BR0Mo QUI-
NINA. Ia arlna Dc !. W. GROVE
- haila en eada eajita. Se usa por
tolo 81 mundo para curar resfria-
dos en- an dia. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23

hpF DE- Tiene su bufete enfren-
e de Anatoie France, al otro ex-
tremo del euarto. eerea dc Ia otra
Fentana. Entire las dos ventanas
uha estanleria de MADEIRA blanca
eareada de libros ~ bufete es de
esfllo americana. ~ senior . Sc
sienta pesadamente en una butaca
ee FeIla sobre uh a.mohad6n de
euma.
MaGnma casca una aimeHdra. Ii
"a ana golosina a Auato'e France
aae "a esge al yuelo. NJ sehor
FefaHfuha. quiere tomar parte en-
IL dlsiFlbuci6n
franee- En este mundo hay que
sabeT iiorar. Tn proyerhio espafol
eiees "Ei que no llora no mama"
"a. ha hoFado. seaor y madame
d ha teHd.do a usted Fl seno dc Ia
dalzufa.
~ sehor- Bueno estoy yo para
pensar en proferbios espanoles nj
eu ias toHterias de usted.
CoFe II telefono.
Auncs ha estado Ia Bolsa mas
pesada
Aadama ga quien 81 ebupar la
almendFa le haee ceeear-.-t Como
van ias acciones de- Rio Tinto?
kl seaor- May NAL. boea abajo.
Madama.-Apuesto eualquier co.
sa aBe asted ha compFado.
El seh0f- Naturalmente.
FIsnee (en sool.- Naturalmente.
Como 81 Fe Juan Jacobo Brous-
rpn es un letrado muy fino, muy
paseldo de su asmto. muy ana
ro.efuncrseo y aigo anatoleguiho-
iesea. 81 se o.Yida que Anatole
es el personals del gainol.
90 SIS meiores ibros? -decia
AHato.e France Los que no han
tfrido Hingon 6xitO: "La Historic
Comica". "Juana de Arco". mis-
Lbros mas pobres2 Los que todo
ei mundo aiaba ''Thais". lie Lys
Rouge"
Felipe DAvALOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-23

Acabamos de recibir de Suiza un lo.s
1e 1000 reloies puisera para damas, con
GAIA de oro blanco enchapado, garantiza-
da por 20 anos, .maquina muy fins ds
s rubies. los cuales, deseamos restizsr
en- pcco tempo IN precio incriblemsnts
bajo. ii asaswM
81 usted desca adquirir un rcloj her
moso ) precise. no dele de pasarnos .
ordcn antes de que Sc nos agote la exis
tencia. Ell precio, .mientras dure est
anuncio. es tan solo de S5.45
EXTRA: A todo ell que nos pass 81
pedido por uno de estos relojes puisers,
lie ObsequiaremOs con un precioso braza-
lete de cuatro sartas de perlas, los cua-
les estsn ahora muy en- boga. Esta ss
una oferta especial con Ell objeto de in
troducir nuestros relojes en- Pto. Rico
Mande solo IS cts. en- sellos de corrso
y pague el vaior de S5.45 al cartero Guar
do Ell reloj le, sea entregado. 81 no qaapdf
Embellishments satisfechc, devueIvanosls
le reembolsaremos ell valor.
MARIE TRADING CORPORATION
- "a stone St, New York, n. =.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
BOND OF FRIENDSHIP
INDICATED BETWEEN
THE Il. S. AND J1PAN

GENEVA, Feb. 12.-New manifest.
ations of friendship between the
United States and Japan were given
in an exchange of kilograms of Jap
anese and American delegates to the
International Opium Conference.
The Japanese telegraphed Step.
hen rorter. head of the America1
delegation expressing appreciation O
his courtesy and friendly collabora
tion and adding the Japanese WEI.
delighted with the association on
Americans, united in an endeavor
for the common good of humanity
Porter replied expressing appl =
citation, encouragement and support
of the Japanese.
Great Britain, France, Holland,
Portugal. Japan, Siam and India
have signed the convention adopted
by the Far Eastern Opium Confer.
ence to suppress opium smoking III
the Far East.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
VETO Of GOV.
HARTLEY HELD
UP BY SENATE
Senate Sustains Act of Chief
Executive on Seed Wheat
Appropriation.

OLYMPIA. Wash. Feb. 12.-Late
yesterday afternoon, the Senate sus-
tanned Gov. Hartley's veto of the
100000 seed wheat bill by vote OF
q to Is. Twenty eight votes were
necessary to pass the bill over the
veto.
The House has passed resolution
to employ a lawyer to report at the
special session in November on oh
solete, verbose and contradictory
statutes.
The Senate accepted the House
amendments to the bill appropria
ting $1.220.00O for improvements tt
educational and other state institut
ions.
The members of the Legislature
decided to remain in session until
business before it" was attended to-
scrapping the joint resolution adopt.
ed less than two weeks ago callins
for an adjournment yesterday.
Both houses are meeting today de
spite it being a holiday.
With organization seemingly dis
rupted. both houses met this morn
ing and then adjourned until 1:9f
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
CLAIMS PARKER
IS HYpN0TIzED
Strange Report Is Made Con-
cerning Former Alaskan
Mining Man.

NEW YORK, Feb. IL. Mrs.
Evelyn N Parker, seeking divorce
from Prof Herschel c. Parker, who
proved DR.. Frederick Cook was a
faker on his alleged ascent of Mt.
Mckinley, in Alaska, and who has
been missing for number of years,
says an unidentified woman inform
ed her counsel over the telephone
that Swami Radebandan hynotized
Parker and took him to India to
promote anti-British propaganda.
Prof. Parker is well known in
Southeastern and interior Alaska
where he was at one time inter
ested in mining
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Failures of Life Causes
Failures of Marriages, Is
Opinion, Former Premier

LONDON, Feb. 2-"Marriage is
failure Some folks are themsel-
YES failures. and failure is their
lot, but sane and ordinary peopl1
must not allow the odd ones to make
the rule" says former Premeir Ram.
sey Macdonald writing in the Opti.
mist. paper edited by his dalfgh-
ter, lshbel, in the interests of a
hospital charity.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
1856 ARE KILLED
MINE EXPLOSION

LONDON, Feb. IA despatch
from Berlin said it is officially
stated that 1876 are dead as the re-
suit of an explosion of fire damp
which blocked the exists of the
Stennes mine at Fortmund last
night. Seventy-one bodies have
been recovered.
OF the minimum of 1876 killed, 30
died from gas trying to escape.
Heartrending scenes are seen about
the mouth of the shaft. Bodies be-
ing brought to the surface are burned
ed black and unidentifiable. 1t ;s
the worst explosion in the Ruhr
since 341 miners were killed 16
years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12.--Surveys.
among prisoners in the Los Angeles
county Jail indicate that there is
something wrong with present educa-
tional and religious methods. in tire
opinion of Raymond |. Turnty. DIR.
ector of the Los Angeles Crime Com
mission. He expressed this view
at recent meeting of the Southern
California Academy of Criminology.
Seven percent of the inmates Of
the county Jail, Mr.. Turney said,
were college graduates. as against
IL percent in ordinary civil life.
12 IL percent of the prisoners had
college training: As percent were
high school graduates, compared
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Text OF Lincoln's
Springfield Speech
Printed in ". Y.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-The text
of the speech made by Abraham
Lincoln, in Springfield, ON October
30, 1858, was published today in the
Times The newspaper states the
address has never been published
before. Students of Lincoln's car.
eer regard the speech as highly i'm,
portant. 1t was made after the de
bates with Douglas at the end of LIE
senatorial campaign and it is said
to have been apparent to Lincoln
that the delivery of the address
would mean his defeat at the elect.
ions on November and his polit,-
cal career would probably be at an
end.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Private Banker Is
Missing, Funds Short

SEATTLE. Feb. 12.-Charges of
grand larceny have been filed
against Frank S. Polet, private in
yestment banker, missing since last
Saturday, by Joseph Bellons, re-
ceiyer.
Polet's reported shortage is be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 of ap-
proximately $4,000 entrusted to
Polet by 500 Italians for invest
ment, Bellons said
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE.

KUBY, ATaska, FED. II. : The
serum relay teams, saaushing out OF
the blizzard area, increased their
speed from six to eight miles an
hour and reached Kaltag at 6
O'Clock yesterday morning, travelling
from Ruby to Kaltag in 23 hours
and 23 minutes. The relay team
was due at Unalaklik last night.
The second relay racers. arriving
at Kaltag, beat the time of the first
relay by eight hours and Al min
utes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12

We should conspire to protect
them against that deceitfnl and de-
vastating old ruffian False Romance,
who hangs Dunmow Fitch in
front of their noses, as carrots are
hung in front of donkeys. to lead
them astray. Marriage without ccn.
mon sense and good humor is 4
risky venture. but there is plen.y
of both in the world. SO we need
not despair
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Schools and Religion Fail
To Keep Men Out of Jail

with 25 percent outside the walls.
All the prisoners agreed, added
Mr.. Turney, that there had been a
lack of moral training and de
dect of character-building training
in the schools, and that the same
thing was true of the religious, a
Mr.. Turney declared that most
of the prisoners concurred in the be-
lief that habitual criminals should
not be allowed to bring children in
to the world. All believed in punish
ment, he continued, but favored in
stitutions where prisoners could b.
employed in producing some com
modify.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12

IS DECLINING
Chairman Johnson CT al m S
Drop of 90 Per Cent for
Current Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Analyz
ing the figures of the Labor Depart.
ment of the first six months oper
alton of the immigration law, its
author, Chairman Albert Johnson
of Washington, estimated the total
immigration of the current fiscal
at about half the net immigration ol
the proceeding year.
immigration dropped 60 per cent
that from Canada being over 3S per
cent. Germany furnished the great
est number of immigrants and those
from the Irish Free State were sec
ond.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
QUARANTINE AT
NOME WILL BE
RAISED FEB. 20
Serum Relays Arranged for
Nome End of Route
Teams Making Time.

| NOME, Feb. 12.-The diphtheria
quarantine is expected to be raised
February 20, constituting a 30-day
quarantine.
Several patients quarantined early
and recovered, will be released Sat
urday.
On recommendation of DR.. Cur
| tis Welch and Gov. Scott c. Bone
Chairman Summers of the Health
Board has been authorized to handle
the relays at this end of the route.
Summers has dispatched ED Rohn
with his fast team. down the coast
to meet the team from Unalaklik.
Rohn will perhaps make the round
trip to Isaacs Point but short relays
will be provided If necessary
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
President Coolidge
Has a Hobby, and
He Rides 1t

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-
President Coolidge has a hob
by which he rides daily. 1t
is an electrical apparatus so
arranged that the operator re-
eeiyes the same exercise as
on a spirited horse. 1t stands
in the Presidents dressing
room. BY the push of certain
buttons, the hobby canters,
gallops or trots.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Senate Secret Session
Rules May Be Changed

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-Seerst
sessions of the Senate for consider
alton of nominations and treaties
will be held hereafter only on t
two thirds majority under n resol /.
tion offered by Senator c. C. Din.
lof Washington.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Tacoma Underworld
Character Murdered

TACOMA, Feb. II. Prescott
Sunday, negro character in Ta-
coma's underworld. was beaten to
death in his automobile early today.
This is the third homicide here in
five days. Dorothy Allen, white
woman. has been arrested and Bill
Taylor, also white, is being sought
by the police. The police said Tay-
lor was jealous of Sunday
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Frisco Branch Bank Is
Held-up; Robber Is Shot

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 12.-Late
yesterday afternoon two men held.
up the branch of the Mercantile
Trust Company at Gath and San
chez streets, obtaining $4,000. A
policeman, who caught the number
of the automobile said he wounde
one of the two men in the pistol bat
tie as the robbers fled
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
ALASKAN TRADE
IS SHOWN FROM
CUSTOMS REPORT
Exports Exceed Imports Over
$4,000, 900 : Popula-
ton Makes Small Gain.

Alaskan trade with the States dur
ing the calendar year 1924 had a
total value of $93,595,11 according
to the annual report of the U. :.
Customs Bureau, which was made
public today by Asst. Collector of
Custesns NJ. s. Whittier. Outgoing
shipments of Alaskan products were
valued at $61,015,O62, incoming at
$32,580,051, leaving a balance of
trade of $28,435,011 in favor of the
Territory
The commerce of the year was
$480,635 less than that of 1928, which
the report said, was directly attrib.
utable to temporary causes and not
to be regarded as indicating lessen.
ed industrial productivity from natur
al causes.
Growth Indicated.
While the Territorys commerce
for the year showed a slight loss
from that of 1923, it does not re-
fleet declining industry nor populA.
ton, the report indicated 1t said:
the stability and actual growth OF
Alaska as whole is reflected 4
both the shipments of merchandise
TO the Territory and the passenger
movements. Shipments into Alaska
for the year amounted to $32,5S0,05l !,
or an increase of $1,279,610 1na
number of persons arriving in the
Territory during the year were % :
021, which represents 577 more than
those departing. In 1923 the depar'--
ures exceeded the arrivals by :.
212 persons. indicating a loss III
permanent population which was ii
part regained this year"
Fisheries All important.
The products of Alaskan fisheri IS
last year comprised in value mora
than Cd per cent of the total value
of all outbound commerce, again EN-
pha sizing the value of the Territory's
fishing industry. The salmon fish
cries alone produced commoditle
valued at $31, ,415,190 which was in
itself greater than all of the other
remaining products of Alaska, in
Guiding gold and silver. The total
value of all fisheries products was
Sa3 14Q,740 about $3,300.000 more
than in 1923.
There was q loss in both tonnage
and value of shipments of copper
ore. The decrease in production was
5,S00,190 pounds and in value, $2,-
106,476. This industry, however.
still stands second in Importance.
The production loss was caused by
disastrous fire in the Kennecott
mill building last Fall which forced
cessation of operations for several
weeks. The average price of copper
ore, the report points out, was con-
siderably below the average for
1923, which. with the decreased pro-
duction, shows correspondingly
greater loss in value of the ship
ments made to the States. "As in
former years, the output of coppe.
was largely made by the mines
the Kennecott Copper Corporation
at Kennecott and ON Latouche Is.
land, although some copper was pro-
duced by other properties in the
Chitina Valley and in Southeastern
Alaska" said the report.
Loss In Gold.
The First Division again took the
lead in production of Gold and sill
yer and it and the Second Division
were the only ones to show gain
in those metals. AS a whole the
gold and silver mining industry was
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
REPORT ANOTHER CASE

NOME. Feb. 12.-Dr. Welsh today
reported another bad case of diph-
iberia, that of Bob Wolfe, unmar.
ried, who patched in cabin with
Oscar Peterson Both are former
employees of the Harmon Company.
DR.. Welsh expressed fears more
cases will appear in cabin dwellers
would be quarintned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Finale to Armed March
Of Men in Va, in 1921

CHARLESTON, Va. Feb. 12.-
Three hundred cases ranging from
treason to criminal assault grow
ing out of the armed march OF men
in the Union Coal Fields of south
west Virginia against the non-union
Logan region, in 1921, were dismis
sed here late yesterday afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
SERUM AT NULATO.

ANCHORAGE, Ffb. 12.-Scotty
Clark arrived at Nuiato with serum
for Nome at S:45 o'clock Tuesday
night. The antitotin left Nulato
for Kaltag at 8 o'clock Tuesday
night. Heavy snow is reported but
the relays were six hours and so
minutes ahead of the scheduled
time made with the first serum
race on arrival at Ruby
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
ID Are Wounded in
H.C.L. Demonstration

PRAGUE. Feb. 12.-Ten Commun-
ist and four policemen were wound
eA in communist demonstrate /
here today against the high cost
of living
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Seventh Appropriation
Bill Pasesd by Senate

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Late yes
terday afternoon the Senate disposed
of its seventh appropriation bill OF
the session when it passed the S71
100000 for the State, Justice, Com
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Interallied Debts to
Be Studied by French

PARIS, Feb. 12.-The Finance
Committee of the Chamber of Dep
uties is in agreement with Premier
Herriott and a subcommittee his
been appointed to study InteralIied
debts. The first meeting will be
held tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
Amnesia Victim Found
To Be War Time Deserter

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12-Paul
Martin. of Modesto. Cal, amnesia
victim, il a war time deserter The
Army Department disclosed this 4
an examination of his finger prints
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
SERUM PASSES wHALeeAck

RUBY, Feb. 1.-THE antitoxin
passed Wheleback three and one half
hours to Unalaklit at 9:10 O'Clock
last night. The trail across the
portage is reported heavy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-02-12
"sPOOKY CAVE y


GAVE CITY, Feb. 12.--There was
something in Sand Cave that .sun-
nerved the best men and all OF
them were exhausted when they
came out" Town Marshal William
Hanson testified late yesterday be-
fore the Military Court of Inquiry
Johnnie Gerald, a young man of
good nerve and reputation. volun-
teered to rescue Collins and go into
the cave If he was allowed to pick
his crew. men whom he could trust
to pull out loose rock and not make
the opening more dangerous. He
went into the cave and came out
physical wreck. Lieut. Buldon, of
the Louisville Fire Department,
strong man. possession great nerve,
went into the cave and also came
out a physical wreck, testified
Hanson.
The father of Floyd Collins, was
the last witness He said he was
satisfied everything possible was
done to get Collins out. Il think
God Almighty has cooperated with
the rescue agencies. I've seen no
disorders since the arrival of the
soldiers" he testified.