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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

Tho Michigan. Ontario league, az
ter rather poor season In 1924. IS
likely TO be revamped for the COM
ing campaign. a return to the old
status OF four American clubs and
four Canadian now looms apparent,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

The two challenges. II d Z.
stood, will be Forwarded IN On
Dempsey and the oommtszir,
respectfully ask him 10 ehoos
opponent and notify the conzA
when no VIII be ready 20 81
where.
III Dempsey should hap5a
choose Gibbons. | know thsp
he a howl from Wills" Eddis 4
manager Of Gibbons said toasy. |
here's what wen do. Wen sr.|
fight Wills before The date "
the Dempsey fight and II WE
Gibbons. Dempsey will have . 1
him"
Kane received a telegram kx
from a. L Santweir. Los a I
promoter. who has been trya|
arrange a Dempsey.GIbbons |
Kane told him recently III
would s.gn as soon as be 20; J
sey's Signature. santweir wal
that Dempsey said he VII Il
able TO get into shape to dsin,
title until September.
santwelr wants to stage 4 CA
Tunney fight in Los Angels
Kane wired him that he We.
cept II there is enough money Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Harry Greb Battles
With Three Bandits

PITTSBURG. Pa. March g.
Harry Grch. middlc~eight Champion.
won decision over two hRditS in
a fist fight, but "a third highway
man escaped tho boxer and took a
$1,000 diamond rink and i95 in cash
from afss Naomi Braden q. OF
Beaver Falls. Pa. Willis tho battle
royal WINS on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Success Spoils

For years Walter Hagen has been
regarded the last word In the golf
game. Here was a young man.
golf upstart. beating Hagen after
coming from behind
However, Walter Hagen Is still
the outstanding figure in golf while
Sarszen Is now just the run.of-ths
mine. In less than "a year Gene lost
most of his quickly won prestige.
why the sudden slump upon the
part of champion?
In all probability 1t was too much
success in so short time. When
SaTaSs1 was consistent winner on
the links no was known as a plod-
der. He was Mt his game from
morning until night.
II is doubtful IL ever a player,
through tho medium OF constant
practice, tried as hard as Sarazen to
keep at the top OF his game. Then
after repeated successes there came
lull In the practice periods.
with the lull there came decided
falling off in sarazen's play. for twS
years Sarazen. toIted as the wonder
golfer. has been Just an ordinary
player except In spots.
incidentally when his game
slumped, Sarazen started to ex-
pertinent, mistake stars I'm
sport always make. with the re-
suit that he has been founder
ing about, getting nowhere.
Must Practice
Recently In discussing Sarazen's
case with a prominent golfer. he
made the following comment:
"Sarazens style I'm many ways is
rather unorthodox. He reached the
top because he had ability, competL
tive courage and tho willingness 10
keep everlastingly on the Job.
"Sarazen, because Of his rather
unorthodox style, must keep at his
game constantly TO be nj top form.
The moment he changed his system
his gnno got away from him
There IN only one way ! figure
he can get It back, start all over
again and daily indulge In those
long practice sessions which were
once n paw Of his routine"
IT X the unusual for o cham
pion to be struggling with his
game. But reports from the
south are TO the effect that
Sarazen Is In earnest about doing
% comeback that will bring his
name 10 the front once more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Seals viii Return
to San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-Thc
San Francisco Seals are scheduled
10 wind up their early training at
Fresno Sunday. Tho Seals Will re.
turn here where number Of big
practice games arc scheduled with
major league clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Larry Ran,m viii
Lead West Siders

Larry Ramm. crack forward for
the West Seattle high school basket.
ball champions. was yesterday elected
captain OF tho Indian cage SOUND for
next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

an and hcndy Portland hattler. An
heavyweight bout has
been lined up for the special event
when Young Peter jackson and Ma
rinc Rainicrl tanglc. IIaipicri halls
from Great Falls. Mont. while
Jackson IN known here.
The second bout is rc.mhteh be-
tween bud Davies OF Vancouver and
Sailor Navarro OF the U. $. navy.
An opener will be announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Two Holdouts

Two serious hoidout cases are
threatening the Indians. but Killefer
feels confident that both Cliff Brady
and Earl Baldwin viii SGT In line
soon.
Billy Lane and Beals Becker
drtfted into camp yesterday and Ted
Baldwin Is expected today or tomor.
row. while sam Crane and Babe Her.
man are ALSO due within day or
two Baldwin has signed. as has
Herman. but Crane is out OF tho
fold yet. aliho he says he viii sign
upon his arrival here.
The pitchers are coming around
slowly. none OF them having cut
loose as yet. Jim Yeargln, the big
right handler obtained from the Bos.
ton Braves. may be some time In
getting in condition as he had a
serious attack Of the llu upon his
arrival here and IL hit him pretty
hard. II viii take some time ye; be.
fore he Is ready 10 get down TO hard
work The other new pitchers. John
Miljus and Stryker. arc both big fcl.
lows and they say that they look I'm
pressive, the writer not having seen
them in a workout as yet. Niljus,
according to the regulars. resembles
Elmer Jacobs a great deal IN hts
actions on the mound while Strykcr.
who Is no kid but an experienced
ball player, has good action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Elliott Causes Talk

The talk Of the camp is Ace" Ell.
lott. the new first sacker. The other
members on the team say that he will
be the flashiest first sacker In the
field In the league this year and
they expect him 10 hit well enough TO
be one Of the best all around men
at that position in the circuit. A lot
viii depend upon how Elliott looks
at the plate. He is southpaw hitter.
Kiiiefer will send the athletes Into
their first practice games OF the sea.
son here Sunday. One OF the teams
VIII meet the Santa Maria town team
here Sunday and the second squad
win jump down to santa Barbara to
play a practice session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

$50 TO adnntaEs'
q nlH bout with
Doe Smell n the
rymtal Fool Tues
las night
Cd onnell Is
iisnty clever, the
My thing that is@
.scu1~d TO DO lac X
nE in his preyioss 81
ing appeaancea
lsre is q waliop-
50 the little chazr1-
hon ia spendEr <
much time dnr8uz
lis tralnlng period
y o rkinE on the
llR sand bags at
he Austin & Salt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Mulligan to Handle
Big Oregon Series

SPOKANE. March g. Bill Null
San Of Spokane tops of a great Kea-
ron as official conference basketball
referee by being called 10 umpire The
post,srasop championship series be.
tween o. A. c. and oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
PMlIies' Catcher
Is Now a Hold

Walter Henline, star cztrs
the Phillies. Is down as q b
From his home he declared !
not join the club until moTs
is forthcoming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
|BRlEFSKE1cHES
| 6OgE@64!seae;
lATHAreAp Carson
EMIL +. MEUSEL
OutfieIder. New York Giants

Born-oakland, Cal, juno o, 1893
Major League Career-Drafted by
Phillies from Los Angeles club, Pa
cific Coast league, in 1917. Started
with Phillies next season. Traded 70
Giants In 1921 for players and re.
ported cash OF $4,000. HAS also
played second basel
Outstanding Fcats-Battod .3f3 in
1921. Hit .345 in the 1921 world SO.
ries. Made home runs in the 1919
22-22 classics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
PMlIies Get TDo
St. Louis Sen1i-P

The PhnIIes have signed n
Louis serni-pro pitchers The
Fred RoseberE. % years old. 81
handler, and Walter Wolf. 81
old, a lefty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

CHdIUDIUU ID IIIdhV UI3 tIIVIIV VI TIE q
lenge filed by Tom Gibbons and Harry VI
it was learned Thursday.
Some time ago the commission decide
suggest that Gibbons and Wills meet 10
eide the logical challenger for the title
arrangements already made 10 sign
match as the feature of the annual ouN
show for the benefit Of the New York !
fund.
Gibbons said he was ready 10 40
terms and Wills replied that he would
TO take on Gibbons if he could not get Ds
sey. When the plans were all about
James A. Farley, one of the CommissiG
he was in favor Of Wills or no one and
-, +,.,,;,,o, -, nornrorYaiga over since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Box Office
Drawer Best,
Says Champ
BY LINCOLN QUARBERG

7 Os ANGELES, March 6,-The
II challenger who rates highest In
box office value win get first chance
al the heavyweight boxing cham
pionship. according 10 William Har-
rison Dempsey.
Pugilistically, all contenders
for Dempsey's crown look alike
10 the title holder. and that goes
for either Harry Wills or Tommy
Gibbons.
1.-The fighter who can bring me
the most money gets first crack
AT The title" Dempsey declared
today in an interview with the
United Press. "If Harry Wills
offers me more money for a
match than Tommy Gibbons, he
gets Il. The same goes for
Tommy Gibbons or any other
fighter"
The champion said there would be
no choice II the New York boxing
commission asked him 70 decide be
tween wills and Gibbons for his
title defending battle.
"Either wills or Gibbons would
make a popular match and draw the
dough" he said. I'D like fight
with either one OF them or both.
But tho promoter who lays his money
on the table first for n match with
either one Of those boys gets the
contract"
Jack Kcarns. the champions
manager, was admittedly upset
today at reports the New York
commission might pick n clhai-
lenger for Dempsey's title He
said Harry Wills would be Denp-
sey's next opponent if he offered
more money for the match than
Gibbons.
"That goes. regardless Of any
nrtien the New York commission
may take" he declared. Well
make our own matches--the New
York commissioners are not
going to tell us who TO fight and
who not TO fight
Dempsey has already started train
ing for his next bout. He draws n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
SOCK SOUGHT
BY O'DONNELL

MICKEY opoSSE-I.I the Coast
ifl bantRmwelFht champion, -
working hard 10 develop a punch
Vhi-h he hopes TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
NOT SINGLE HOMER

Muddy Rucl was one OF tho Few
regulars in tho American League
who failed 10 go, solitary home run
last acaHou. Ruel WINS In $40 games
but his extra base hits were held
TO 20 doubles and a pair Of irplc's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

The semi.wIndup Tuesday night
viii be between Benny Fuual tho
Filipino. and Chuck fIcilman, vet or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
N. Y. Commission to
Put 1t Up to Cham
Dempsey Will Be Asked to Decide Whether
Wants to Meet Gibbons or Wills in Next Chs
pionship Fight, State Body Decides
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NTEW YORK, March b-Aiter IaIIHG 70 agree %
~ proper course 10 follow in deciding the next opp
for Jack Dempsey in worlds heavyweight champion
fight the New York boxing commission VIII put up .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Umpire Also Has
to Get in 81

EMPIRES can do It, too O
Rowland OF the American
staff. has gone to Excelsior $
Mo, to get into condition 2
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Behind the
Home Plate
BY LEO II. LASSEN

CANTA MARIA, CAL, March
= 6.-With workouts sched-
uled for twice a day the first
session at $50 in the morn
ing and the second at 1880 in
the afternoon, Red" killefer
has his Seattle Indians down
TO the hard grind of spring
training.
Training conditions here
are better than the Seattle
tosSers have had in years. A
good-sized ball park, with a
fine infield and excellent nc
commodations and with good
weather prevailing should put
the tribe in good condition by
the time the season starts.
Last year the training of
the club was so retarded by
bad weather that it was two
weeks before the boys were in
shape and they didn't really get
started until the third week % the
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

boted and said he was in favor Of Wills or no one and
commission has been trying TO compromise ever since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

big crowd every afternoon 10 =
gymnasium here where he az
workouts in public.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-08

A carload of all-steel
frame springs have just
been received. Guaranteed
for 20 years against any
defect-entire spring In
gray enamel and can't rust.
In any size desired, at
only
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28

eQuivocamos al decir que es un ac-
tor 10 Julian Romea, ell primero.
Naturalidad sencillez, expression So
hria, entonaci6n pecullarisima, cla-
ra, son las condiciones sobresalien-
tes de este notable mandatario dc
Ia farsa.
Vilches hace un papeI de jovcn
rico, de repente de siempre, muy
justo, en- que no lie va la "a ga,
en- nat-raEdad y sobriedad, a Bar
den.
La Mala Ley tuvo I'm NAL p,l-
blico. Parece que la gente no Sc
quiere convencer de que esta pa
sando por Ell escenario de san Juan.
10 mejor de la comedia contempo-
ranea. Para cuando 10 deja? tEs
que no Sc ha cobrado Ia zafra. to-
davia?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28
Los MUDOS
HABLAN
Ia gran edid0a daminlCaI de II
Muad9 .-QuIala kOMTO RjaS h.
bId pdrd DaeSiGOS lgttblgS

NADIA dc preambulo5 esta semana,
Entraremos de llcno en- la resena de
Hnestra edici6n domiaical de mana
IA, Que no necesita elogios porque So
reconienda por 81 sola
Hableinos en- primer tsrmino de
"a seceion informative. 5Conoce as
tcd la opinion de don Antonio e.
Parcel6 en- euanto al proyecto del
eerado que prchibe a los abogados
&C Ia Legislature compagecer Ell re
presentation de sus clentes ante las
co.eisiones Gel gobierno? 5Ssbs US
ted cue Ia earretera nueva quedsri
tofninada en- breve, gracias a cier-
tos canjes de solares por terronos
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico? GConoce
rst que suerte ha corrido el pro
veto de ley para que Ia Legislatu-
r. en- pleno Sc traslade q Washin :
tonf 6sabe usted quien es ell candi-
datO De oposici6u que para el cargo
&c Juez de In Corte Federal tiene
c; Hon. Juez odlin? 81 lee nuestra
edlci6r dominical de manana sa-
hr6 todas estas cosas.
v ahora. vamos a dar al pubico
ma noticia muy aqradab'e. Ell
MUNDo. sin onitir gastos, ha con-,
tratado los servicios del couocido
cgeritor CASTOR Andrado. quieq n
rcmbre de nuestro- diario, ha entre-
vlstado en- New York al c3nocido.
tcNeador Qrintin Romero Rojas,
cnaen AZ mismo tiempo onvia su fc-
tografia, dedicada excl'1sivamente
a ios lectores de Ell. MUNDo.
Para los amantes del deporte a'ba-
sebolero''. tcnomos bien escrtas Y
saarosas eronicas en- las cuales abun
da Ia nota de actnalidad, las ulti-
mas noticias de Ia temporada, y
ctras "orejaS" que a ninglm amau-
tc del baseball" 10 disgustara CO
nocer. Para los fan5ticos del depor-
&c hipico. tenemos la cola aborsci0n
especial de nusstro cronista hipico,
Iuien dara manana oreias' dc III
.i'na hora. No olvida que Ct apela al
t'lofono, n las conversaciones rriva-
das con duenos dc c7balIcs, y a to-
dos los medios, para acertar sema-
,r"nfinaa en- Ia Ga. psginaN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28
CRONICAS INSTANTANEOUS
TIE TR Al S

la MALA LEY
( Esta fna comedia dc Linares Ri
vas, del eorte argumental de la
Cara, esta inGuenciada por ell
Imperative irndico que peea
sobre algunas de las obras del ilus-
tire D. Manuel.
FL imperative juridico'' no es.
en- esta production, tan intensame.
te dramatico como en- la otra "La
Cara" dana, vulnera. ofende, el
vincglo moral y material del ma
trimonic. de Ia fandlia. del hoga~:
La Mala Ley, lesiona los inte-
resss de la familia solamente pero
en- tan limitado aspecto que, pue-
de decirse, que todo Sc queda EN-
casa.
Tratase de un "caso" litigioso,
el cual tiene su origen en- ell art4cr-
lado del c6digo civil, en- virtud del
eral. a IA muerte de uno de los
C6nyuges, Sc disuelve la sociedad
de gananciales, adqriere el c6nyu-
g superstite solamente su mitad,
y 2 In otra acuden los hijos del
otro anterior matrimonio del con
yuee premrerto, en- demanda de su
legitima.
circunscrita la acci6n a una tests
doctrinal, de 6tica en- la familia
euando los hios dilapidan ell capt.
tai este desaparece, es debil. ho-
ia la augmentation v solo es de
estimar la belleza de la exposition,
Ia forma y el lcnguaic Como STEM
rre, el dialoguista triunfa, haci6n-
donas gustsr de rna prosa sencilIa,
CT una acci6n de costumbros cor-jep
tes.
Juygando Rafael Garden. no nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28
Fl fOmisiOnadO de Agrl udu-
"a, ST. (h3Id6d, cmbHtO e|
ju yes de TegnsO a ?. I
Il case de Ia % re itGaa fe rueS
trdS fraI S (sta GendieHte dc
resolution

En- el vapor ''Porto Rico" en-
harc6 el iueves, dc regreso a Puer-
10 Rico. el Hon. Comisionado de
Agricultural y Trabajo, ST.. Carlos
7. Chardon, quien, como racor-
daran los lectores, visito Washing
ten con el fin de asistir q un
hearing promovido por las au-
toridades federales en- relaci6n con
Ia supuesta cuarentena que Sc
Quiere decretar contra nuestras
frutas, bajo Ia sospecha de que
son portadoras de sospechosos
moscos, capaces de interrnmpir
eel sueno de una noche de Vera
no. de los fruteros americanos,
con sus funambulescas orquesta
clones alredor de los racimos de-
l;ciosos.
Segdn las sospechas de los fruz
teros cortinentales, los tales mos
COS. posibles causantes de consi-
derablas dahos, pueden hacer su
entrada triunfal al Norte proce-
dentes de csta insula, conjunta-
mcnte con ciertos moscos humanos
cue constantemento estan inva-
d'endo aquel pals en-. busca deemas
salario y m2ros trabaios y
Segdn la impression cue ssacanlos
de 10 que aver nos diio el esub
Bagu6, parace que los asiStpntes
al hearing" descargaron todo fsul
corage en- contra de los mosquis
tos. solamento, pues, que sepa !
mos, NADIA diieton de los AMOS,
quitas. acaso porque estas haeen.
una vida mas 'quicta y ejemplut
que sus companeros, los cualess es-
tan considerados como unos eter-
nos andarincs. a quienes un inu-
sitado afan de parrandeo cons
tantemcnte mueve on todas direc-
clones
Tenemos entendido que Ell case
De IA cuarentena frutal 10 ha 81
do resuelto hasta la feeha, espe-
randose de un momento a otro que
Ia evidencia introducida ensfel
hearing culmine en- un resplta-
do que armonice los distintos b.
tereses5 enyueltos en- la mdteHa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28
La COmSi6n HipiCa eI.5r6 reunion cS-
taSCmaOa adoDI0 imDItdntpS aCu2 dos
lueIOa aCepllGtS las nGaGfG &c los miembrS DE- Ia
Con. De llaEiCip -Hsn sltO ipObadis lbs asuplioncs
de WHO'S CibfI0S Y lbs ye las de OtrpS

iFadas 81 domingo p lunes a3
De Msryo. 1925, en- Las Casss Psc-
irg Park.
Ei JuFado imprso los sieuleatos
fastisOs: femana de suspension a
ios jockeys r. crrz, F. Artery y
y Qrfonee por iufracei6n al
iuelso t0 del art. 90 del Regla-
msnta ~ Juez de saldas no impu-
a1 eastigo aiguno.
Ge aoerd6 reeomeudar Al Invessi-
saaor dc "a comisi6n para ena cuan
40 sbsrrvo slguna irregularidad 10
eomHniqne Embellishments n Ju-
Frd9 para gre este pueda actuar
pTaetleaudo les Investigations CO.
tesEoudlentes impouiendo los cas
tiEos que determine el Reglamento
Qued3 sohre Ia mesa una solici-
tud Dc Julio Cesar Rosario para
gse 20 le expida su ueeneia como
cekey
Not hcar Al te1or Jose c. Miro
p-Es one nsvs 81 ps5ximo domino
r'-eabaH5 IvEERE a IA piste drl
li7ddroro La casas, para ser reins-
te ao-sdo ya one este caballo Sc
r'arc6 ceueeferle Hceneia provisio-
rai desde Junio iG de 1924
Furron aatorizadas las neencias
az jockey favor de los aprendi-
oes Greg0rio Aynso y Jose vega.
DuiEr ura atsnta carta a los
ftsrters sgirendoles Ia conveuien
eia de que euando tengan neoesi-
dad de- eastisar a algan Jockey por
desobedieueis. Sc sirvan hacer cons
tar sucintsments ios heehos que oca
s,eusron tai desobediencia.
ouedo enterada Ia Comisi6n del
iuf0rme enitido por los sehorss
rlaE collszo Monserrat en- el ca
70 Dc suTrension del jocFey s. TO
ues
Sc acord6 concedsr licencia dc
trainer q Matias Maldonado.
A "a sohcitud dc Victor Porte
ne para gue Sc le npmbre Starter
esi hirodromo de Ponce. fu6 acuer
dc eeatesiarle quo en- Ia sctualidad
no eaifto vaeanto isl cargo.
Sc acord6 iuspeccionar el proxi
wo aominso en a hipodronio Las
clsas q los eaballos Bandera Eoia,
C-r-ota Amcla. Mercedes His
tto. cOlombina, Rulnba, Let Her
Ron satirnins Pronto. Enrique
a. Larra. Ny Roy. Beneza, Knock
ort sEastiea y Ciree.
Tsuhi&n se aeord5 inspeceionar
e. "a pista del hp6dremo dc Pom
es el domingo 20 de los corrientes.
g los caball0s Noble. EFutO. chtr0n,
kinsFva BoFeas, Marathon. Allan
Ga, Carus Pegsso, NeF6n.
cued5 enserada Ia comisi6n dc
ls vista heeha al potrero del Sc
Cor FfliN Ramirez. el 2l de ios
cor eatss. habi6ndore insyscciona-
ds tFes potros y marcado en- el la.
fltnuiiuiln ga IA las. l3l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28
''CfeO fifnenente que Gada> corporation que
expIote e negOdo de hiq0dfomOs en- Puerto
Rico debsfa estar repfeSeatada en- las reuniO-:
nes de Ia Conisi0n HipEa IasuIar'', dice eI
SpnadOr CeIestiaO IfIdrte
IambG las aOCaaHs De duaH de abaos de crGds que Sc en-
metpn dgbdamente stas en- Seuetaa teCuta debaan Hq
ddehO IN 9eRtdae e fOdO los asuntOs que ante IA
mNTd COmlqOn Sc YRalea' agrega ...s i

Ell distinguido senador seiior &C.
lestino Iriarte ha decidido traer
ante el alto cuerpo Legislative de
que forma parte principal, todo 10
concerniente la Recommendation q.
debera regir en- nuestros ldp5dro-
mos, al misnlo tempo cue Sc def
nen en- manera terminante las atri-
buciones, deberes Y deeechos de
Ia Comision Hipica Insrlar,
La parte mas importance del
proyecto legal presentado nor Ell
sefor Iriarte consiste en- el hecho
de que 6l aboga frmements para
cue Sc de representation en- las
reuniones de Ia Comision tIipica
Insular, las corporaciones de hi
podromos, y tambien aInellas .aso
ciaciones de due1os de caballos de
carreras due por su importapcia 10
fequieran. Fl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28
DON dANUEL GRAGIRENA

De Nueva York. nos llega Ia In
fausta nueya de haber fallecido en-
aquclIa urbe cl laborioBo y di$tin-
guido portorriqueiio Manolo Gragl-
rena, victima de una pulmonfa
FL amigo Gragirena residia en-
Nueva York desde hacia diez amos
Y era muy apreciado por sus exec
lentes condolences de hombre dc
bien, entire los elementos dc la CO
lonia portorriqueiia
Reciban sus deudos en- Puerto
Rico, nuestro mas scntido p5same.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-28
ESCUELA GRADUADA DE
INGLES YACANTE

Sc solicita una maestro gra-
duada de ingI6s con una clasifca-
. ci6n no menos de G, para traba-
5jar como sustituta por el resto
del ano escolar en- un salon de
primer grado.
39 DiriJa su solieitud 3:
DR.. NAVAS TORRES,
Director Escolar,
Arroyo, P. r.
.Advt