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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07
FL GRAL. HUERTA ESTA
GRAVEMENTE ENFER-
MO EN- FORT BLISS
Ell Departamento de Justicia da instrucciones de
que Sc lie traslade I'm hospital Ia casa
que ocupa su familia en- Ell Paso
Sc cree que ell ex.presidente NC estara resta-
blecido para Diciembre, que tendra
que asistir ante el Gran Jurado

WASHINGTON. Novembre GE general Nrtoano iHeria I'll
ru.nira rnfno. d, tai VI
I'm son r,riIiio arI lI'para
Jliria. vista de "'"S nyaln irHnatamrm
IL inslmronr> para aSai al rX-prSirmr lie >o drsia
pu'S p"rmaHer cjmo -" tu'ri' Bliss.
arIIira u r>!a'O o Mmn
Irari a1ln
cnfrrnead repentina general urrta coincide {" he
rImos das, Nmrtau"no i JuShia Il" los
E,aloS obrnlO medic Il" m IraDaU de
rn II IL, Fl Pa>o Texas plla que iu>'ifan ps
referiIo mlar r r>tala
IL. los ESiaCiOS lnni-
rrvouriunaro M,vrO los UIiStaS.
FL epartamrno Juicia ni"ndn de- proc2Uir
81 genera Hurria 81 lo de voa"n
las luego y-pirnta
>aIuI poria arnci6n -uaIa. h pr1ird
SlprndtnoSe, mintIaS dure cnrmHad ="
juirio contra
cree que purla del oIo rrstab.O
para de- Drirm5r. frcha ialaa
preeltr Gran Jurado 10 iu2ard los ito de-
durS 50 lr
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EN- HATAKOROS APREHfNDiE.
RON A I'm AMERICANA POR
SUPONERLO CONPLICADO
CON Los ALzADOS
LAS AUTORIDADES CARRANCISTAS DICER
QUE DIcHO IHDIVIDUO TRATABA De CON-
TRATAR GEkTE PARA LA REVUELIA

BROWNSVILLE. Ten, Nov. G.
Marciano Rodriguez. Jr., un america
no nacido en- Mexico. ha Sido con-
finado en- la carcel de Matamoros
por las autoridades caTrancistas de
dicho lugar. en- virtud de suponGrsele
en- conexi0n con los alZados que ha-
cen sus incursiones en- ell lado ame-
ricano del rio Bravo. Rodriguez es
un residente del pueblo de Rio Hon
do en- este pals, donde Luis de Ia
Rosa. leader de los revolucionarios
texanos, residia cuando Sc le supu~o
que Sc habia convertible Ell un revo-
lucioiariO. En- MatamoroS Sc dice
que Rodriguez intentaba reclutar gen.
te para el ejercito revoluCionario en-
el lado americana. Este manifesto
que fue a Matamoros con el objeto
de que le firmase una eScritura un
individuo Quien habia comprado
un terrcno.
Mucha preston Sc esta ejerciendo
aqui por meXicanos, americanos /;
aun oficiales del Condado Sobre el
consul ca rancista para que asegure
Ia libertau de Rodriguez, pero e. les
ha enviado con ell consul americana
de Matamoros, por no tener el jucis-
dicci0n en- este case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07
DOS BANCOS De CALEXICO RE-
CHEN ORDEN De NO ENIRE-
GAR Los FONDOS A CANTU
Ell CONSUL CARRANCISTA EN- ESA CIUDAD
PIOIU A Ia CORIt SUPtkIOR QUE d.
CHOS FOHDOS SEAN SE(UESTRADOS

CAIAAlCO' Cal. Nov. o.--Ia I"r-
te Su error de! EStado iaII" hoy en- IA
c2'Sa PromoVlHa PoF e' consul Cd
''-''''',.'' (" $50 ''''',,' I' ~. - - M Ios
'''' ~ .',,,,,,. 10
'''''''' ~ P,','' '>'',,. rt.,a.
:. '''' '''''( '''' ''Y' =, d.. ~;
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C-... g.
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.., ..t..~:.,..i, t..,..,,.,.;,,
= ''''' ','',, -, ,;,,,.. sa,,I.-
- ,,.t,,,...,,,o..aa =, p.;, C.I;forrio
Tol reso1,,cior ,aroca o,,o asta fun-
aod, o, ol bocbo do mo al irico
goh;arno reconocido es el de Carran-
~ y aoueIlos fondos estan deposita-
10. . rorbro del pobiarro meyicano.
y como Cart,j hace POGO lanz6 un
manifesto declarandose independent
,. no purdr ser rnnsi.irrado como
.nhirrnn he Mexico.
FL ,bocodo 10 Can+,i manifesto on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07
POR ORDEN DEL I.OblERN0 FCE
~. .SPENDIDO N PERlODICO
IN LUNDRES.

II roliria ~u>pruii6 hoy Por ur-
den d.l ,;aI@,ruo =. p"r5ddIro The
Iomlon Gl.b,". rouli>tando Ia rii-
rI6n d- r~l,. Iia. pur< ~r=rln - aiijo.
lrnia uu ar.,ru.a -rn>arjona. rn
contra H.. -aDI.rao-
-, prorr.tmjrnto dr lo> auto
rIiaI,~ ma rau>aiu maIa impression.
' ru tuia> parties - harrn comenta-
r.o> d,.~ta,nrabrr> para adu"lla>.
Para nadgr - un mistrrjo que Guam
to la autnridair> rrrurran 1'ro-
crdimlru,a> dr "a natura!rza. -
por lur Ia ,o>a anja ma! ' pr-ton-
de r>tar .u=00au1o 4, pibiiro go"
iurorMarinur> tal>a>.
Crtrsr qur 81 artjcuIo del Loadou
Globe .uyirra raIacj6n rou "a H.
cencia d. Lord Kitchener. ir luirI
& die, 4uo Il p.>ar Il" ia> ne-a'l-
vas of.riairS. dJrao miui>lro uo VOL
vera a ocupor ~ pur~'o I'll FL "a
binrie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07
LOS CARRANCISTAS ATACARAN
A VILLA POR EL NORTE !
~POR ELESUR EN- SONORA
PARA ESE OBJETO SERAh ERVIADAS MAS
IRUPlS ClR8BfSi5iRS 4 aqua pRIt-
IA PGR TERRII0R!0 AMERICANA

WASHfEGTON. Nov. 6.-E,l gene
raj Federico Funston. conandante Ell
:efc de ias rucrzas americanas en- Ia
srontera sur de los Estados unidos.
envi6 hoy mn amplio iniorme a IA Sc
cretar.a he Guerra. en- el cual mani
fiesta que hoy d2ocria !Is@@r Dou-
&tas e. general Aware N"feGoh'
qulen Va Il poneE@e Il! iFen'e Ne ]"
campan2 contra :cN 'iiI'StaS On e. rs
tado de Sonora.
Segun los iniormeS ueI genera!
Funston. los planes dc los carranciS-
taS conSlSten tH 2fac'r IaS iuer-
.''N '.''-+''-S ""' 'i'''' ''''''' t''''
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veintidos seROritas murie-
ron en- un gran incendiO
en- Brooklyn
especial para LA PRENsA.

Nueva York. Noviembre 6.-Nien-
tidoS SenoritaS y varioS hOmbreS
murierOn hoy cn un gran incendlo
que Sc regiStr6 an una de las prln-
cipaipS ribrIca> De Brooklyn.-.L
esfuerzos hechOs pOr los bomberGS
Y por infmidad de civilrS, para So
focar el yoraz element0 que hzo
preSa de la fabrica, fueron insult
rientrs. pueS al fuegO tom6 rapi-
dameQte proporcioneS aiarmaateS.
al grado de hacer impossible Ia sal
vaci6n de los obreroS.
Aparte de las veintidOs senOrltaS
muertaS Y de variOS obreroS que
tambiin SufrierOn Ia p6rdida de Sus
vidaS, reSultarOn con quemaduraS
muy graves. Sesenta y oct1o obre-
roS, entire hombres y mujeTes.
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Aparatos de teIegrafia ina
Iambrica para eI GObier-
no carraRcista

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. G.
Por 6rdenes expresas de Don Venus
tiano Carranza. hoy Sc comrraron por
sus agentes en- esta ciudad, -inco po-
dercsos aparatos para el estableci-
miento de otras tantas estaciones ina
lambricas, que seran instaladas, Sc
gun Sc sabe, sobrc Ia costa del Pa
cifico. para tener communication con
la costa americana y Canadiense.
Las dos principales estaciones Sc
ran establecidas en- Guaymas y Ma
zatlan Y otras de menor potencia en-
Guadalajars, Manzanillo y San Bias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07
I'm INCEND|O DESTRUYO LA
PLANTA CONCEHTRADORA De
la ARIZONA COPPER co.
LAS TRePAS AMERICANS Y Los RUEtctjiS-
TAS De CLIFTON TRABAIlROH ACIIVA-
tiENTE PARA SGF0GAR Ell FUfCO
Telegrams especial para LA PEENsA.

FL PASO. Texas. Novicmbrc O.
Ancchc Sc inici6 un reroH incrndIO
Ell Ia planta Concentrations de CO.
bre. uno de- los departamentoS mas
imporlanles de In EmpreSa Fund.-
dora ARIZONA Copper Company
habcnio Sido c0mpletamente deS-
truido el mrncionado departamen-
tN.
f. fue@O parecc que So lnlcl0 en-
cl trcho de la Planta. habihndoSe
propagate con gran rapidcz. sin Que
81 Sppa cual o cualrS hayan SldO las
rauSaS que 10 motivaron. Tanto IA
compania. como las autoridadeS eS-
tan hacienda minuriOsa' invrStiga-
ricn"S para des. ubrir E. ori=en del
inrnndio. psro NADIA 81 Ia logrado
cOn0r"r.
Las trOpas americanaS Y tOdos
los hurI.ui,IaS de Clifton. presiaron
SiS srrvicioS en Ia oNlni,i6n del
incrndiO habiendo trnj', necesidad.
de- haccr uso de la L.%2mita para
pOdcr lOcalizar cl fur"0 cvltar
que el incendio - propa=ara 4 los
dcmas departamentGS dc Ia pIanta
V cdificios cercanoS.
La conducta DE los 0brerOS huel-
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LLECARROON|| 4 NACO, SONORA, Los DRS.
TH|GPEN ! miller DESPUES
De NIL PENALIDADES
ASEGURAN QUE VILLA LOS SENTENCIO 4 HUERTE POR DOS E
CES PFRO QUE TN CORONEL MTERCEDIO POR ELLOS

Trlegrama especial para LA PRENSA.
NACO. Ariz.. Nov. 6.-Los docto-
res H. R. Thigpen V James Miller y
SuS dos chauffeurs, A. L. Wilson y
J. D. Plyant. llegaron hoy a eSta
ciudad sanos y sa,voS. despues de
haber hecho pis n travesia desde
Villa Verde, en- donde Sc encontraban
prisioneros, hasta eSta poblaci6n.
La tension nervioSa Sufrida por los
cuatro americanos, con motive de las
mil penalidades Y amenazas cue su-
frieron durante los tres o cuatro dias
cue permanecieron en- poder de vi
LA. los puso en- un estado de decai-
miento, que han tenido necesidad de
guardian CANA por prescription de los
medicos que los atendieron tan prom
to como llegaron eSta ciudad.
paSa q Ia Pan "a. Col. IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07
Los SUGIliiSTtS ALEMiNTS
pRnTESTtN PnE Ii iI!iE.N-
To pa PRECIOS IN los
GOMESTiBlES.
Scryirfn r>prrfal para ~ rREN>N.

BERLIN. NoyirmDrr Is. ton mo-
..No ir Hut. rota> Ia, m'rraurla> IL"
primriH urr.">iJad han ~jjo auu"I-
.uia> IT., pr"rio I'll Ia mayor Portr
d. Ia riuIodr> d,I IsHi:.f'i'.. los ST.
r.aJ>.a~ AuI lanzaio un mau.tir>Jo
protr~taudo contra taI aumrnto.
pu,.S ron>idrrau ,iur "i pals il>D;-
nr Lr >ufirirntrs eXiSt"ncia~ Il" CO.
mr>lihlr> para que IoS romarrlan-
t.> .omru rSa mcdiIa. uur Wen" a
rriuniar rn prriuirio Il" las r.a>'S
p0br"S.
Crirsr que Il =obirrno tomama
rarlaS IN 81 asuHlo para rNi,ar IN"
los romrrriautr> >I=an rjrrrIrudo
una r>prruIari6n TAN innodrrada "n
IA ac,uaIeS rirrunSlAnciaS.
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las CAHiRAS REANIDAN II :
DlSCI STONES S0BRE Ia
GUERRA.

Hoy - Supo de fuen'r fjdedI=-
na que Ia Camara de los Lorr> rea-
nudari e. prtximo lunes los drba-
tp- sobre Ia question de Ia guerra '
Que 81 microbes y jueveS de IA en-
trante Semana. isual coSa hara Ia
Camara he los CdmuaeS.
En- toioS los circulns - eSpera
con ansipdad Ia reanudari6n de eSaS
disruSioneS. para Saber 10 que haya
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Nov. Gel ge-
neral Alvaro Obreg6n, principal jefe
militar del gobierno carrancista, lego
hoy esta poblaci6n, dirigiendose in
mediatamente a Ia vecina plaza, con
objeto de empren!er desde luego Ia
campana contra los villiStas en- el
Estado de Sonora.
Obregon y su Estado Mayor, iiega-
ron a esta ciudad procedentes de Fl
Paso, Tex, a bordo de un caro- es-
pecial que venia agregado al tren or
dinario, habiendo sido ese mismo ca
rro remolcado por una locomotora
que vino de Ia vecina plaza, con ese
exclusive objeto.
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Tetegrams especial para LA PRENsA-

LAREDO. Texas Noviembre g.
YariOS sacerdOteS meXicanos arrf-
baron hoy a esta ciudad procedenteS
del interior de Mexico. AlgunoS de
ellos vienen directamente de Pa
chuca V manifiestan que el Estado
de Hidalgo esta siendo invadldo por
numerosas partidas de hombres ar
mados due son enemigos del r6gi-
meH carrancista.
Suponen los sacerdotes que taleS
partidas de hombreS armadOs son
zapatistas V que estan comandados
Dor el general exfederai Higinio
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La espOsa de Don Evaristo
MaderO pedird anlnistia
para su espOS0

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Nov. 6.-Se
encuentra en- Piedras Negras la espo-
sa de don EvariSto Madero, esperan-
do un momento oportuno para Pc
dir al primer jefe, que conceda am
nistia para su esposo.
Sc dice que no tiene intencion de
solicitar igual gracia para algin O.
tro miembro de la familia Madero.
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kI|NFROSAS PARTIDAS De F(JERzAS
7APA1STAS ESTAN |NVAD|ENDO
Ell ESTADO De RIDALGO
SaCERDOTES LLECADOS A LAREDO De PACHUCA D|CEN QUE
ESAS PARTDAS LAS HANDA Ell GENERAL AGUlAR

Aguilar. Por 10 que cllos pudieron
ver pueS algunOs de eSoS sacerdoteS
proceden de varios puebios de Hi
dalsO. los zapatiStas que han inNa-
dido aquel Estado Sc encuentran
muy bien armadOs J Organizad0S,
habiendo capt.rado hasa la fecha
de SUI salida de aquel F.stado, mu-
chas poblaciOneS de Hioalgo. TOdas
las guarniicones carrancistaS que
estaban en- las ciudades Y pueblos
ocupados por las trOpas del general
Higinio Aguilar. Sc han recOncentra
do en- Pachuca, plaza que no tarda-
[PaSa a la 5a. Col. 4a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-07

aCrIzR NrmancS las
bhnIor t n Ia pre- IA
r rabh t 1 rs
N dmd" II" paN' p'T ri"
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre I'd. sus hbros en- espaiiol lgna-
clio E. Lozano, Coz Dolorosa St. San Anto-
MO, Texas. Su casa es la mas barata.
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
ehan any other mexican newspaper
in the United States.
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(PaSa q la 5a. Col. IA }
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
State of Oregon

Senators; George l.. Chamterlait
aad Harry Lane Representatives,
=. {. Macarthur, w. G Hawlry and n
j Slnnost. supreme Judges; +. A.
Mcbride. Geo. II burnett, II. ]
Bean, i. \. Moore. Robert Eakin
l.. Z, Harris aud Henry l.. Beuson
Governor ar, Withycombe. Sccretar,
Pi State; Ben. W Alcott Secretary ot
Treasury; Thomas. b. Kay. Attorney
General, G.. NJ. Brown, Supcrin
tendent Of Public Instruction: j. A.
Churchill. Printer: RA Harris.
Engineer J. | Lewis. Labor Com
o. z. llof. Railroad Road
Commissioner +. ]. Miller, Water
superintendent: G, 7, Cochran. Rep,
reSenta,ivesi G. G. CLARK aud James
): Stewart. Senator; Mr. Ragsdale,
Food and Dairy Commissioner; pr.
J. ". Bailey. Circuit Judge of llth
Judicial District: D. i. Parker.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
DITORL4LS
MEXICO.
puon20oooooooupooooooaoo

The President has received
from Mr.. Lansing no new in
formation on the Mexican
situation nor any reeo mend
alton as to what should be
done by the United States to
restore order IN Mexico, The
President has not DECIDED on
his next step nor is he still
considering which one OF sew
eral suggested steps he shall
take Nothing further will
be done with the Mexiean
problem before the President
returnes to Washington and
has not told Mr.. Lansing 4
what to do.
For these declarations we
have the authority, in writing
Of the President himself, in
y statement made to the cor
respondents at GERMS j, in
other words ,iWatelful wait.
I'M" or at any rate wait !
ing is the order Of the day. /
And thousands Of Americans. |
with property Interests y
mounting to millions or with \
educational aud religious en-
terprise ofincalculable worth, /
must stand by and see them /
selves and their property
outraged, pillaged and de-
stroyed: while their only re- :
conr e is to ra s. their eyes to
IL aNen and cry. "IIn,W I,oai,,g,
q Lord, how long
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
T:rain Inns.

4 passenger recently entered - Tiii
roiid tit'lDt Tn rake the 2:l5 H. m. train
The clock In lie writing rnprn WIS
several EnI!i"S faster Than the one IN
the oiiicr. AMI The passenger asked tie
porter which clm X WIS correct After
scanning The clocks carefully the poF.
ter. with mnch satisfaction ~ himself.
replied
1T don't make any difference which
is right The train gees at 2:l:' ANY
how EverybCdy'a
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
SorIcE FOR PUBLICATION
5 Department VI the interior,
Il. S. Land Office. At TIE Dallcs,

Oregon, July -. 1919
Notice is hereby given that
John Asher Of Basin. Oregon, who
on January the. 20,h, 1912. madr
Hones!ead Eutry No 09S37, for
SE4SE!, Sec. 81, r. 10 S. r 25 East,
Lots 2,'aud SWdNE4 Zee. ,, T IL
South, HaDge y. Il, Willamette Mer.
has filed notice OF intention to rgake
final three year proof, to establish
claim 10 the land above descsibed, be-
fo,e j. Is. Snow Us. Coipur. aiJgcr
Dayvihe Oregon. on. the. l3ih, day Of
Sept. 1915.
Claimant rames as witnesses
". B. Bales. ACharies V. Bales
j. P. Alonis1 and l., b. Morris
all Of Basin Oregon.
H. FRANK WooDcock, Register.
S-12-9-lG
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
PoI,Eh Peasant Girls.


Polish wUuipil have been known to
iiGhf Oh the bIftlelit!d aftI de IN The
raisse of Their country. Mud wtaI
seemed harder 10 some They have XIV
rn up III tier worldly @,imis in Tie
.aine ranse Many haze teen exitrd
bul never hns there been u innrpui
beard fronI Iliese brave women "h"
are rnpHbie OF any sacrifice The T."
iisll wonlen. have eyer l~en np,el FOR
sie.r plysic;Ii, cl'arms. Their band> aud
feet being. from m artistic p"inl "f
view. absolutely rerfeiI In The irid
at harvest lime far more women AR, ~
be seen linn nirii. ANA III" effect at
their different copred dress makes An
attractive liirrErr The skili- of llieir
dresses are. generally pinned np i"ar
Ia" bright pettitoats eXpnse,l 10 Yipw
London Express
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s~~e~ee>$eees~~%%eSe%e~~>.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
lSEcrrivE pErAGrMESr

| President, Woodrow Wilson of New
Jersey; Vice President, Thomas Mar
shall, OF Indiana; Secretary Of State
William Jennings Bryan, O. Nehras,
kai Secretary OF feaasury, William
g, McAdoo, Of New York Secretary
of War, l,indley NJ, NarisouboI New
Jersey; Attorney General, Mr.
Gregory, of Tennessee, Postmaster.
General Albert =. Burlesou, ol Texas ;
Secretary of Navy, losepllnS Daniels,
OF North Carolina; Secretary ot lnte.
rior Franklin X, Lane, OF California;
Secretary of Agriculture, David A,
Huston, OF Missouri; Secretary of
Commerce, William &C. Redfeld, of
New York; Secretary of Labor, viii
liam Il Wilson, of Pennsylvania
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
Respectfully,
Thomas z. K ely,

Attorney at law.
Fossil, Oregon, August 4, 1915.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of lhe,Inte1ior.
L. X. Osborn.

Department Of lhesinterior.
.U.S, Land Office, 'fhe DaIles. Oregon
June 7lh 1915.
NoTIcE il Egrehy given that John K.
Spray, Whose post office address is
spray, Oregon, did on the 2itil da,
Of CStoher, 1911, Gle in this office
Sworn Statement and Application 10
0l"9l 10 purchase the sh4 MI swl
NE4 ~ swi Section T, Township ~
Sonlh, Range - Fast, Willamette
VI M-ridian, AMI the tim5.i thereon,
nnder the Provisions oftlre act ofIuae
3. iSte. and ACTS aniendatoty. known
As the Timber aud stone Law, at
Su'i value as might be flXed hy ap-
praisenient, and that pursuant 70 such
application, tile land and timber
thereon haze been appraised $4,000
the timber estimated 290,OG0 beard
feet, at SL00 psr NJ, and the land
$l90 90; lhat said applicant Wit oiFef
ilnai .itopf III support ol ilis applica-
non and sworn Statement on the 20ih
day 'fAnsrss 1918 btfore David Il.
Haxtvr. [ 5. Commissioned at Spray,
Oregon.
Any person is IT liberty 70, protest
this pulelia1e before entry. or imt-
a;e a contest at any lime before pat
ent issues, by fling a coiiobota,ed
affidavit in this Office, alleging facts
which would defeat the eniry.
H. FRANK wocDcoCK, Register
6 I7-8 10
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
A SNMPATIlIZISR

Yes lie is dead. the little boy YOU
loved,
Whose purc young lie had
brought YOU only good.
Whose winning WAYS your best
I affections proved,
Through his short time of smil-
ing babyhood.
For Death who seeks the faireSt
flowers,
On which to fix his swift un-
erring blight,
Your treasure found, and spite of
well tried powers,
The sweet young life was htAhcd
in endless night.
No. not endlesss night; for such as
baby Joe
The smiling Savior stands with
outstretchcd arm;
Folded within His bosom, from
earth 5 sorrows free,
The child lives where Death can
never harm,
This Savior pities YOU. through
whose sad home,
An angel was drawn upward
unto God;
He has a place for you and bids
you come
To where Your child waits III
that blest abode,
Tbs chi*l too beckon3 with his
angel hap3;
l4eny him aot, your family pet
and pride,
Bat follow onward to the deathloss,
happy land, 7
Your little boy, the little Joe /
hat died.
L. X. Osborn.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
WnEELEg CpusvY

Attorney; Joseph X, Starr Judge
Henry y keyes. Commissioners NJ
Dukek and X. T. Wright Clerk
Scott Sasser. Treasurer; 4. y. Lamb
School Superintendent; HearJ j Sim.
mons. Sheriff; Oscar KelSay' Asses.
sor Peter Hartman. Surveyor: II. i.
c. .Heidtmar
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12
(Paia .4d,vrtiSemeItt,)
PLATFORM
OF Thomas r. Kelly,
For
District Attorney,
District Attorney,

| wish to say a few words to IN,
voters of Wheeler County relative
! u my candidacy for district
Attorney, In the first place | had
nothing to do with the recall PEI
tition and the election was called
by the Secretary Of State before
/ ives nominated 10 run for the
office.
promise you if | am elected
Il will give the office my whole
time and attention. | will inves-
tigate each criminal case carefully
in the vicinity where the crime is
alleged to have been committed.
By so doing / will be able to elm
mate all Unnecessary witnesses
and save the County the expense
of bringing them before the
grand 2Jury or Trial Jury. | be-
lieve the taxpayers will appreci-
ate how much money in taxes can
be saved to them in this way.
And when | thus investigate a
case and find as it often happens
that there really is no criminal
case to it, | will be able to elm
mate the expense Of all the wit
nesses as well as the expensive
trial of frivolous cases. 1t some
times happens that dispute a
rises over as.calf or colt or some
other personal property between
and they get at enmity
over it, and one of them wants
the other arrested and tried for
larceny when in reality they
should have been left to try
their rights of property in a civil
action at their own expense in q
Justice court. | will endevor to
see that such gases are not tried
1t the expense of the County.
It also happens that many petit )
cases arise v hi ich
should be tried in the Justice
Court, where result in the prose ,
.ution of lesser crimes can be OBJ
aimed, (which will assist in the
reservation of order, and the
Expense of a fruitless Circuit T
,ourt trial obviated. | will en-
evor to PLACE such cases where
hey belong.
But when a real crime has been 7
Ommitted | will prosecute such
ases without fear or favor, | be-
ing TO no clique or faction, and
will prosecute no one through T
nvy, hatred. or malice, nor leave
ny person unprosecuted though
Ear or favor, will treat rich and
DOR alike. | will obey the laws !,
lyself which | expect others to
oey. No man would have the
cart to prosecute others for DO
g what he is in the habit Of do
g himself. If elected will per :
'rm the duties of the Office faith
lily, honestly and conscientious
and always have the interest
the whole people at heart. and
e that the office is not only =
'nducted efficiently but econon- N
ally SO that taxes will be low
ed.
Respectfully, Z.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-12

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