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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-04-14
SITUATIONS = MALE

RICH mining claims may soon fhe
lost II we don't get hold of a lit
tie capital to send party into the
mountains. Best of references Civ
en-. Address 10031a Center st.
COMPETENT bookkeeper wishes
position, years experience, ref
erenee furnished. Address A. II. T.,
1855 Mckinley av.
LAWN mowers sharpened and re-
paired. Handy Repair Shop, MAR
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FLOOR POLISHING

HARDWOOD floors waxed and pol.
ished. Western House CleafIine
Co, Main 1919.
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WE sharpen safety razor blades.
All work guaranteed. Virges Drug
Co. 1924 Pacific av.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARD DE THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
WE wish to thank our kind friends
for the kindness and sympathy
shown us during the sickness and
death of our little daughter, Ethel
Mabel Cook. also for the many
beautiful flowers.
MIR. and MRS. L. r. MORRIS.
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LOST
HOUsEK'P'G ROOMS

AN ~ kSAAA = ~ 4e~V4N40
HOUSEK EEPING rooms. partly
furnished, large and well located
adults only, no smoking. 404 So
X.
CLEAN and well fur 2 and 3-room
hskpg. apis. 240S Pacific av.
Main 6S75.
IMPERIAL Apis, So. 10th and Yak
Brk. bldg, single and suites. $1.25
to IS week.
broom hskpg. suites. $3.50 week and
up. Superior hotel, nth and ID.
SYLVAN. 701 st. Helens, fur. rms.
$50 up; hskpB. suites steam heat.
CLEAN well furnished 2 and 3-r.
apis. 604 So. nth. Main 6610.
HOUSEKEEPING and transient
rooms. 725h So Il st.
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DRAYAGE

COMMERCIAL-FID TRUCK
CO:-Largest moving equipment In
N. w. Furniture vans. trucks and
auto delivery. 3 storage warehouses
Equipped to handle anything. Sat-
lsfaction guaranteed. Office Cor.
18th and Pac. Main FOG
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WASHINGTON TRUCK Co, trucks,
vans, express wagons; work guar
anteed. Main 267.
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A milch COW to exchange for beef
cow. Main 2945.
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STORAGE

COMMERCIAL-FID TRUCK
Cos large warehouses; fire.
proof. largest storage concern In
the N. W. Rooms under lock for
II. II. goods. Expert furniture
packers. Office Cor. 18th and Pa.
cific. Main 70s.
"a CHINO "a .4a.a..a IL. I.I.--
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FOR SALE-Flying Merkel motor
cycle; reasonable. Call 1904 ID st.
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RENT FLATS

>~~S~rS>o~>~~sN~>sNs~~~~~~ ~r~~~s~~S>~SN~s~~~~~S~
FOR RENT-Cor. 18th and So. / St,
4-room flat. bath, gas stove, LIST
floor; rent $3.50. Apply 1912 So.
I st.
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SHOW CASES, mirrors resilvered.
1Iuddelston. 1903 SO C.
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RAZORs sHARPENED

PACKING and storage. VIM. titz.
Henry. 102 SO. 18th vt.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
CURRENT EVENTS ON
 SCREEN AT LOWELL

Many are the events pictured in the latest issue of the Hearst-Sehg News Pictorial showing at the Low ell theatre tonight only. In addition Ito this number there will be four other reels of the licensed pictures and special musical program by the Lowell's orchestra.
 Edith Johnson will be seen in An Embarrassing Predicament" a SeHg farce comedy which Is surely splen- did number Rosemary Theby of Lu- bin fame will carry the leading role in "The Hopeless Game" a special two-part feature drama, that has been finely acted and beautifully photo graphed, a pleasing release. Gladys Hulette and Harry Grip will close the show with Post No Bills" an Edison Laughograph that is one of the best comedies seen on the local screens in some time
 Tomorrow Sunday December 9th the Lowell in presenting MT Barnes i of New York" the famous Broadway Star feature in six parts. should play to two capacity houses and standing room This wonderful film has beet exhibited in the district and at that
 time was pronounced one of the best ever brought here. Maurice Costell, and the vitagraph altstarcast ar,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05

"a guarantee of some fast playing for the season. It is the desire of both Director Benton and Coach Heinie that every man Interested in this sport and who wishes to participate. register at the y. M c. A. office for the next practice which occurs Mon day night from 6:30 to o'clock
 An effort is being made to organ ize several teams SO as to insure the best development in competitive prac tice and create a diversion for a large number of men.
 The game Of basketball is one of the most robust and aggressive form of exercise known in the ath- leuc world as it trains the eye, the judgement the muscles and enables the player to develop self control to remarkable degree Further infor- nation win be posted on the bulletin at the office.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
TOVREA SPEAKS OF STOCK CONDITIONS
 MARICOPA COUNTY
Nell Known Bisbee Meat Dealer Says Feeders in Salt River
 Valley a;s Lacking Because Money Can Not Bc Had There.

E. A. Tovrea, president and gener- al manager of the E. A. Tovrea and Company, the largest meat dealers in the great southwest, is familiar with practically every section of the coun- try west of the Mississippi River and yesterday declared that, in his opin- ion. Bisbee was the best locality in that section
 A new angle Co general business conditions was shown by the meat dealer Tovrea recently returned to Bisbee from an extended business visit to Phoenix and other points in the state. Stock and other condi- tions were the principal subjects of the inquiry
 The trouble in the Salt River val ley" said Toyrea, Ifs that the far mers who have plenty of feed cannot get money enough to buy cattle This leaves the feed on their hands and in some cases becomes dead loss. There has been considerable feeding in the valley this year. but it has not come up to general expectations.
 "The farmers are hard pressed for money The failure of the Valley Bank in Phoenix has eliminated a source from which to borrow and this fact added to the generally de- pressed business, has made it hard on Arizona's richest valley
 "In my opinion Bisbee today. as in the past is the best town in the state or west of the Mississippi Phoenix and other towns of that chaI acter are dependent upon the sue cess and conditions of the mining towns When the latter are good . Phoenix is good When the latter are depressed. Phoenix is depressed and the latter town feels the de lpression more than mining towns.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
DBISBEE AND ROAD RACE MADE THEME
 OF SHORT STORY
Mrs. C. H. Chatfield Contributes Short Story to Well Known Magazine; BiSbee Local Col or More Than Interesting.

Carrying the title Of "The Driver Of the Wild Cat" Mrs. C. II. Chat field, nee Bissen, a well known wom- an of Bisbee has, in the Christmas number of Hollands magazine. a story which should appeal to all Bis bee readers.
 The story is woven around he El Paso to Phoenix road race of 1913. It tells of a Bisbee driver and his trace across the desert A pretty and | interesting love story is woven around the race and the conclusion fully warrants a close reading of the story The most interesting part of "The Driver of the Wild Cat" however. is the local color Bisbee is called Briscoe. Various we'll known be rsonages Of the city are taken as characters and can easily be distin guished
 That Mrs. Chatrield has promis ing literary future is attested by tho value of her contribution. Her styl, is clear cut and alive. No par smacks Of the pedantic. Simplicity both in choice of words and in Eng fish makes the particular story nor, than ordinarily worth reading.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
ITALIAN BAND WILL
 GIVE BIG CONCERT
 TONIGHT ON PLAZA
Specially Prepared Program Ar ranged for Tonight; Officials Made Motif for Some Excel lent Music.

With Professor Chei Rodolfo. the leader Of tie band at his best the Italian band of the city of Bisbee will give one of its much appreciated concerts tonight before the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Company. lu ease the evening is too cold the concert win be postponed until Sunday after noon
 The progress made by the Italian band under the capable leadership of Prof Chel. has excited much fay- orable comment in tre Warren Dis trict The organization is less than a year old and composed. in the most part, of men who have never before had technical musical training.
 The concerts of the band have al- ways attracted a great many music lovers and are distinctly credits to the leader, 10 the members of the organization. to the people of tae Italian colony of Bisbee, and to the city itself
 The program tonight follows l. March ..-.t.....,J C. Boheme
 American Eagle
 9 Selection from Faust ... GOunod 9. March ..........."Vi,s Nuova' 1. Grand selection ..........N Verdi
 "ul TrOyatore'
 5. Homage to Walter Douglas. Gran Mologo Sinionico ....... Prof Cheli G. To Capt J. P. Hodss7u Gran Marcia Sinf0nico .......Prof Cheli C. Martha Selection ........ Fl0tOw S. Mariana Selection Wallace 9. Lidia March ....... Prof Cheli DO. A signal From Mars, E. c. Paul.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05

duction. and other data pertaining to the coal mining industry in the state of New Mexico, commencing Novem- Der l. 1918, to October 31. 1914:
 Number of mines in operating, for ty-four; number of mines abandoned. ten; number of mines opened up two tons of bituminous coal produced, 3025.7s6; tons of sub-bituminous coal produced, 71,912; tons of antracite, coal produced. 5g1S7; total number of tons of coal produced 3,s26,SS5; tons of coal mined by hand. 3,413.654; tons Of coal mined by machines. 413, 234 total number of machines used, thirty-two; total value of coal pro. duced. 55.5SS,35217; number of tons of coke produced, 4O5.12770 total number of coke ovens. 9S0: value of coke produced. S1.34I73162; number of employees in and about the mines, 4011; number of employees about the coke ovens, 291 total number of employees. 4,312; number of fatal acc cidents, fourteen; number of non-fat- al accidents. nfnety-fiye; tons of coal mined for each life lost 273,34S9; number of employees for each life lost 30S; number of killed for each thousand employed. SPA
 Yours very truly
 "REES H. BEDDOW.
 "State Coal Mine Inspector.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
WOMEN'S WOES
Risbee Women Are Finding Relief at
 Last.

5isbee Women Are Finding Relief at
 Last.
 It does seem that women have more than & fair share of the aches and pains that affiiot humanity; they must keep up." must attend to duties ia spite of constantly aching backs. or headaches, dizzy spells, bearing-dowl pains; they must stoop over, when to stoop means torture. They must wall, and bend and work with racking pains and many aches from kidney ills Keeping the kidneys we'll has spared thousands of women mucl. misery, Read of a remedy for kidneys only that is endorsed by people you know
 "l hac intense pains over my kid neys,' says Mrs. Howard Curnow. oi School Hill F. O. Box No 10S2. Bis. bee "I was also subject to headaches and dizzy spells. When 1 feel any oi these troubles coming on, uss Doan's Kidney Pills They alway, strengthen my kidneys and remove the pains"
 Price soc, at all dealers Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs Curnow had Foster-Mnbum Co.,. Props Bunalo N Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
TIE LION OF VENICE
 AT THE ROYAL THEATRE
A Venetian Romance of tke 18th Century in Six
 Parts.

"The Lion of Venice" which is to be shown at the Royal theatre today is essentially story of romance, yet the wonderful views mace in and about Venice, Italy, are full of in struction and amusement
 Fdr the making of this famous pro- duction. the city fathers declared a holiday and cleared the famous grand canal of all traffic in order that the players might not suner interference which in itself is a tribute To the im- portance of the photoplsy How great a concession this was can be unders tood when it is known that never before in its eventu history has the famous canal been clozed even for an hour
 The famous canal is seen exactly as it looked in the 18th century, fo,
 Venice has changed but little in the past
 While it is essentially historic production, a pretty love story run. throughout the six reels, suggesting 1 iu its execution the deft touch of a 1 master story writer
 In order to make the production historically authentic. permission wa secured from the authorities to us, the famous "bissoness" in the muni l cipal museum A bond of SlO0,0Ol
 was put up and the oldtime vessel were made seaworthy and were acr ually used in the great sDectacuia naval battle which is in itself
 scene which can never be forgotten.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05

Ed Corrigan, the veteran turfman, GO years old, recently marie a girl of 2l in Illinois.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
NOTICE

The best place to buy Christmas Presents Is at the Asua Prieta curio Store. All kinds of Mexican goods. MRS. ALICE o'LAUeHLlN, Prop.
 Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05

Asa medicinal antiseptic for douches
 - treating catarrh, inflammation or u,ceration of nose, throat, and that caused by feminine ills it has no equal
 For ten years the Lydia D. Pinkham Medicine Co. has recommended PaXtine in their private correspondence with women, which proves its superiority. Women who have been cured say it is worth its weight in gold" At druggists. soc. large box, or by mail. The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston, Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
PASKET BALL SEASON
 SOON OPENS AT THE Y. BIG YEAR EXPECTED

The first try-out in the Y M C. A. gym for the basketball team took place last night when Director Ben ton tossed the ball for the comDeu- tive efforts for the team A good number turned out for practice and from the way they dug in indicated a most promising aggregation for the future.
 Mir IT, c. Heinie who in the past has coached many winning teams has been selected as the coach which is
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
WANTED

Clean cotton rags at the Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
MAIL BY AEROPLANE FOR KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 4.-Aero- plane service is planned to carry mail from Kansas City. Kansas to the union station here. according 10 let ters from the postofdce department at Washington
 The postoffice department asked for the topography of the ground stating the department is anxious to establish experimental aeroplane service. William Firstenberger. Kan sas City postmaster, approved the plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
NOTICE L. o. O. M.

seen i'm this splendid play which is certainly a most excellent vehicle for the leading characters. The photography is perfect and the stag
 ing. costumine and lighting effects are all that could be desired. There
 win be a special matinee Sunday at ternoon at 2:3O and two performance es each evening at 6:45 and S:1J.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
SPECIAL TO WOMEN

The most economical, cleansing and
 germicidal of all antiseptics Is
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured .

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as thrs cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca- iarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take in- ternal remedies. ilalps Caiarrh Cure ls taken Internally. and acts directly llp 1n the blood and mucous surfaces. ila" 3 Catarrb Cure is not quuck medicine lt vas prescribed by one Of the best phr- sicians in this country for years ang ls a regular prescription. lt i5 composed or the best tonics known combined Wlth lns hest blood purifiers, acting directly on iis mucous surfaces The perfect combln To tion of the two ingredients is what pros duces such wonderful results in curing catarrh Send for testimonials free.
 T J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo
 Sold bv Druggist0. price ''o.
 wake IIau's Family Pills for coustiDat.on
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-06
Los REcLAMos DEL SIR. sAcA.

| EOo DEL Oh. 6ACA.
Solamente es necesario dar una mi
rada a la lista de cosas las cuales Ro
man Liberato Baca ha c~onseguido pa
ra la ciudad de Santa Fe para demos
trar la valdez de su reclamo a cual
quier honor que los c~iudadanos de es
ia ciudad esten en- posicion de darle q
el. Su registro por Santa Fe es sufi-
ciente en- ST mismo para intitularlo a
una votacion unanime para la oficina
de mayor, como ell candidate que ha
sido nominado por los Progresistas y
Democratas de esta ciudad.
Cast no hay una sofa institution 6
una mejora pnblica en- esta ciudad en-
la que Ell Sr. Baca no haya sido ms
trumental en- su soporte y mantencion.
Su carrera en- las legislatures del te-
~rritorio y del estado ha sido una de
trabaio continue y effective por la ciu-
dad Y condado donde Ell reside. Stem
pre- ha estado aIerta en- ell trabajo.
B~revemente. algunas de las cosas
que ell ST.. Baca ha c~onseguido o ayu-
dado en- conseguir para la ciudad y
condado de Santa Fe son como sigue:
Bmpui6 la ley aliviando al condado
de la deuda amortizada de I'M million
de pesos.
Consiguio ell valor de $4,000 en- la
drillos para pavimentar alredor del
capitolio.
Consiguio n appropriation de $4,000.
Ell propuesto desague de la ciu-
dad, n de las mejoras pdblicas mas
i%mportantes que jamas Sc han pro.
puesto-sin ningun costo a la ciudad.
Consigui6 $4,000 para trabajo en- ell
canine p%intoresco.
Fue instrumental en- %conseguir la
primer legislation buena para CANT
nos.
Fue el factor principal en traer aqui
la Escuela de A~rqueologfa Americana
y ponerla en- Ell Palacio vieio.
Consigui6 la lo~calizacion para ell edi-
hcio del Cuerpo Femenil de Comercio.
Ayudo en- decretar en- ley Ell proyec.
10 de armerfas.
Consigui6 la adicion al capitolio vi
mansion del g~obernador q IN costoI
lie 100000.
eonsigui6 apropiaciones para la Pc
litenciaria, la escuela de sordos vi
nudos. Ell Sanatorio Y orfanatorio de-
San Vicente, Liberia Publics. Socie.
lad Historical y la sociedad de Ar
lueologfa
En- resumen, Roman Libersto Baca
lunca ha participate eD Ia sesiones &c
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-06
RA LA NUEVA CASA DE EsCuE-
LAS DE cINCo CuARTost

San lIdefonso Tendra un Edificio Mo-
derno de EscueIs-La Sra. Conway
Acompahara al Superintendent en-
su viaje al Sur.
Ell contrato para la construction de
ia casa moderna de escuela de cinco
cuartos en- San Ildefonso. distrito No.
9, ha sido dado a Donacianc Gonzales.
Ell edificio tendra dos cuartos de ella.
Sc, IN cuarto para la ropa, una sala.
un cuarto para ell trabajo manual y
un cuarto para la ciencia domestica.
Sera construido en- las lfneas de arqui-
tectura misionera, Y d segun los pla-
mes Y especificaciones proporcionados
por ell departamento de ~educacion.
Asientos e y pizarrones de pri-
mera clase seran suplidos. El estado
ayudara con dos terceras parties del
costo Y la genie proporcionara la otra
tercera en- trabajo. Hay necesidad ac-
tual de un edificio tai como ell que Sc
ra construido, Y la genie esta muy
contenta sobre los propspectos de te-
ner casas de escuela propias para ell
comienzo del siguiente termino de e.
cuela.
La genie de Galisteo, distrito esco-
lar No. 8, estan contemplando la cree
cion de una casa moderna de escuela
de dos cuartos. Galisteo es uno de los
districts escolares mas i~mportantes en-
ell condado, y la genie es digna de fe-
fos+ongo,aa nov aefa ntavfuniapfo tom
sabio. Con un edificio de escuela pro-
pic, trabajo de escuela bueno y siste-
puede llevarse adelante con
buenos resuitados, y los nihos recibi-
ran mejor instruction.
FL Superintendent John v. Con-
way. acompanado de la Sra. Conway
partieron Ell Sabado en- la tarde en- ell
f%errocarriI New Mexico Central para
a parte u del condado. La Sra. Con
way visitara las ~escuelas de Galisteo,
= ell superintendent ira a Cerrillos,
Golden, San Pedro. Hyer y Venus, don
visitara y hara discusses en- una
en- masa de ciudadanos, con Ell
in de obtener ell soporte de los patro-
,inadores en- la construction de una
ASA moderna de escuela. A su regre-
o Sc juntara con la Sra. Conway en-
1alisteo y ~regresaran d u Residential,
Las noticias de election han sido
,uestas y el superintendent esta Sc
,uro que habra election en- todos los
Iistritos e~scolares en- ell condado. Por
IN director Sc votara en- cast todos los
Iistritos. mientras que en- algunos dos
tres. La election tendra lugar 81 ]
Irimer Lunes en- Abril. "a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-06
EuLoeios A VIII
Que surja un Hombre de los Presen-
ties Desordenes de Mexico.

Portland, Me-, Abril Eel senador
por Maine, Charles F. Johnson, elo.
gio al P~residente Wilson y defendi0
su polftica Mexicana en- la conven-
cion Dem6crata celebrada hace dias
en- la ciudad. Reiriendose a Mexico,
ell senador dijo:
'fHemos esperado con ~paciencia,
porque queremos tener n gran tole-
rancia para Mexico, a fin de que tenga
tempo para arreglar sus turbulentos
acontecimientos, esperanto que un
conductor de pueblos pueda aparecer
entire sus masas, como siempre ha
surgido en- la historic de todas las ma
clones. Comprendiendo la imposibi-
lidad de reconocer a algun gobierno,
particularmente a alguno que lleya
solo ell nombre de rep1blica v que de-
be su vida al asesinato y a la cruel
dad, juzgamos tambien que la inter
vencion Americana significarfa guerra
con todas sus desastrosas %consecuen-
cias.'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-06


Una delegation de diez %ciudadanos
de la pobIacion de Corrales, POGO al
otro lado de la Inca del condado de
SandovaI, y ~encabezada por Victor
Rollin, un cosechador de frruta y iva
bien conocido visitaron Albuquerque
ell Microbes y lie dijeron al Mayor
Sellers que negocios que llegaban a
un valor de $4,000, al aho Sc estan
retirando de los c~omerciantes de Al
%buquerque y yendose a Bernalillo, de-
Dido a La falta de n milla Y I'm octa-
va de canine, ell cual Sc necesita para
%conectar Ell puente de Alameda con
la Inca del condado de Sandoval.
Tambien lie dijeron al mayor que fru-
ia, iva y productos al valor de una SUI
ma igual de dinero sc estaba perdien-
do cada aho debido a que no Sc podia
yender con prontitud, TODD debido a la
ausencia de este canine.
Cada un miembro de la delegation
era cosechador de iva y cada uno de
los de la delegation dijo que Ell y sus
vecinos Sc vefan obligados ir a Berna-
lilo por sus abastos porque 40 que
rfan a%rriesgarse a poner sus tiros por
la mIlla de canine ell cual
tiene que pasarse para lIegar al
puente que cruza ell Rio Grande en-
Alameda.
Tn promedio de veinte carros al
dia, dijeron ellos, iban de Corrales a
Bernalillo por abastos. Cada uno de
estos carros, .declararon ellos. ven
drfan a Albuquerque ST pudieran.
La gente de Corrales dijo que 81 la
ciudad de Albuquerque y ell cuerpo de
caminos de condado construian este
canine del lado oeste del puente de
Alameda al condado de Sandoval, una
distancia de una milla y un octave,
construirian el canine hasta la
p~oblacion de Corrales, lugar donde vi
Wan, O Sandcyal, como es nombrado
ell los registros de la estafeta.
lie delegation que estuvo en- Albu-
querque en- ell dia arriba m~encionado
.representaba varios %centenares de
acres de TERRA, buena para huertos y
y lie dijeron al Mayor Sellers
que ST este canine podia ser construi
% ellos usarfan mas actividad y com
orfan dos carros-autom0viles en- los
,uales lleyar 81 fruta y p~roductos al
nercado de Albuquerque.
Por suggestion del Mayor la delega
lion visit6 al Presidente John Beaver,
lei cuerpo de caminos de condado.
cree que sus reprersentaciones son
les 10 suficiente para garantizar
Iue 81 cuerpo de caminos tome accion
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-06

verdad ahora es tempo de dar Ia
prueba en- esta campaha. diciendo :
los vontantes que deben de votar por
ell candidate que sea del partido que
esta en- poder 81 es que quieran con-
seguir los reclamos que tiene ell Nue.
vo Mexico, v 81 no hacen csc deben
ser modestos siquiera en- no oponerse
a la election del candidate para dele
gado del partido que representa- la
administration nacional. Haran es-
tos amigos RepubIicanos o perferiran
quedarse ridfcuIos? Creemos que aqui
van 4 zanzibar de opinion Y van estu-
diar argumento mas que sea de, la La
ia para yer 81 pueden cegar al pue-
bio o motazos aunque no les den nj
I'm yellon de ese materlal.-El De-
fensor del Pueblo, Socorro, N. M.