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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-14
BOND SALE
sis, 900 90 six per cent Irrigation District
Bonds, East Fork Irrigation District,
Hood River, Oregon.

$l5, 10000 six per cent Irrigation District
Bonds, East Fork Irrigation District,
Hood River, Oregon.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Directors of East Fork Irrigation
District at their office, Room 10, Eliot Build
Ing, Hood River, oregon, until one-thirty
O'Clock T. M, on Tuesday, October 8, lsl6, for
dollars of the bonds authorized and issued by
the above named Irrigation District, in de
nominations Of 81 900 90 each dated january,
1916, Payable In yearly installments in those
percentages OF the whole issue as by law d.
rected, commencing with the expiration Of
eleven years from date of issue and ending
at the expiration oftwenty years from date
of issue, and bearing interest at the rate Of
six (6) per cent per annum from date, payable
on theifirst day of January and ofJuly In each
year. Coupons for the interest are attached
to the bonds, and both principal and interest
are payable in lawful money Of the United
States OF America at the office Of the Treasurer
OF the District, or at the Fiscal Agency Of the
State of Oregon in the City ofNew York, N. Y .
The above described bonds are issued for
the purpose of improving, adding to and ex-
tending the works Of the irrigating system
now in use throughout the District, and the
construction and completion of plans and
works adopted for complete and efficient
irrigating system therein. and otherwise
carrying out the purposes and provisions Of
the laws of the State Of oregon relating to ir-
rigation districts.
The legality of these bonds has been approx.
ed up to this date by Messrs. Di lon Thomson
Il Clay, of New York, N. Y. Unqualified bids
only will be received, and the successful bid
der will be furnished with an original copy
of the opinion of the above mentioned attor-
neys covering the legality Of the bonds.
Each bid must be accompanied by certifi-
ed or cashiers check on some responsible
bank for an amount equal to two (2) per cent
OF the par value of the bonds bid for, payable
to the President Of the East Fork Irrigation
District, TO be forfeited as liquidated damages
in case the bidder shall withdraw his bid or
shall fail or neglect to take and pay for said
bonds, shonld the same be awarded to him.
The bonds will be sold TO the highest respon-
sibe bidder, provided, however, the right to
reject ell bids, or any bid or to waive any de-
feet or irregu;arity in any bid for the benefit
of the District, is hereby reserved.
All proposals should be marked proposals
for Irrigation District Bonds" and addressed
to W. d. Allen, President OF the East Fork Ir.
rigation District, Room 10, Eliot Building
Hood River Oregon.
By order OF the Boar of Directors OF East
Fork Irrigation District.
Dated August Is, 1916.
GEORGE R. WILBUR,
a3l s2s Secretary
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-14
FRANKTON.

Robert Rand, of Wau Guin Guin, and
c. H. Stranahan, of Hood River. re.
turned Saturday of last week from O
several days visit in Portland. They
motored down over the Highway and
Mr.. Rand says the Highway must be
seer. o..be appreciated.
J. |. Moreland's little boy, who &C
nearly missed being killed in runa.
way accident last week, is improving
and is considered out of danger.
TheTfrst Parent. Teacher meeting OF
the season is called for the evening OF
September %. Let all turn out and
start 1.-THE new school year with big
boost. r--
Emma Noble spent several days in
Portland last week in company with
her sister. Mrs. M. H. lsenberg, Of
Hood River.
sClaude .Copple. wife and daughter.
Of Odell, we're visiting in Frankton
Sunday.
Warren Miller holds the record for
heSnumber::.of boxes taken from one
tree. He has picked 60 boxes of fancy
tree and. hasn't picked all yet.
The stork visited the homes of Monty
Beers and Earl Ordway last week and
left nice little girl baby at each
place.
The school board has had a tel
ephone installed in the school house.
This will be very convenient for those
who have any business to transact with
anyone in'the school.
c. F. Gray and wife spent the week
end in The Dalles. We think they went
to sample some of the fine watermelons
which grow around The Dalles, as Mr..
Gray and family were formerly resi-
dents Of a melon country. Arizona.
The Four Leaf Glover club met at
Mrs. Carl Larson's last Thursday af-
ternoon and a splendid time was had
by the big crowd present.
Mrs. Roy Cohoon and son, Merlin,
started Sunday evening for Fort Ben
ton. Mont, to be with her husband,
who has been in that high altitude for
the last year or more for his health.
Mr.. Cohoon is afflicted with asthma.
There has been some talk of moving
the Columbia school up to Frankton.
Just what action, If any, has been
taken we at this writing are not able
to state.
The Frankton Social club has been
reorganized, adopted a constitution and
bylaws. and is now full fledged soci-
ETY. ready for business.
j. S. Booth, on the Highway. has had
a sister visiting his bone the past
week. We believe her home is in the
Willamette valley.
Through a letter received by j. R.
Nickelsen from ]. E. Stubs, who was
professor of the Frankton high school
for a number of years, it is learned
that MIR. Stubbs is now located at Idaho
Falls. Ida. He is secretary of the
Commercial club of that place. He has
rambled some since leaving Frankton,
residing for time in Salt Lake. Utah,
then in Colorado and Montana and
other intermountain points.
Ezra Meeker and his auto prairie
schooner passed through Frankton Sat.
urday over the Highway on the last
lap of another of his transcontinental
trips. MIR. Meeker is quite an old mar
but is full of vim. He was an early
immigrant to this coast. He came with
an OK team and has made several othel
trips over the same trail. marking
prominent points so that the old route
the immigrants first used will not be
forgotten.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-14

hold the first meeting for this year
Friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. There
will be q program. refreshments and a
social time. 1t is hoped there will be
q large number present. Everybody is
invited
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-14

Dating Stamps, Self linking Stamps,
Pocket Stamps, Pen and Pencil Stamps,
Etc, made to order at the Glacier of
fee at Portland prices.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-09-14
for the new club house.

Iof the new cIup house.
There will be congregational meet
ing two weeks from Sunday night.
The Parent Teacher social was held
Friday night. One of the features of
the program was a spelling match.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
la p1IlTIcA DEL PRESIDENT: WILSON NO HA
sIDO FRANCA Y PuRA, Dice PABLO GONZALEZ
"Selian prefe1ibles las agtesiones cIaras de MIR. hughes
a la dudosa amistad de Mr. w. Wilson,

. .,roa+,ucis Especial para u rRESs,

r ~r-ru1%,ugia Especial para u TREhSh
GIUDAD De MEXIG0, .Octubre
I5.-P2blo Gonzalez, general carran-
cista que Sc cncuentra aetualmente
CT esta ciudad fue entreTstado por
IN corresponsal del THE Outlook
impcrtante ~peri6dico americana. En-
ire las ~declaraciones de Gonzalez nay
2lgunaS interes2ntes por referirse 4
Ia IDEA que tisnen los c~arrancistas de
Ia pol;tica mex;cana del P~residenJe
Wilson. He aqui aiganaS de las NEIL
cionadas Gec:aracione*:
3o.-P.-.iCual M sido Ell efecto
De ia expedition del General Pers-
hing sob-e Ell bandidaje en- Mexico.
scise los senrim!cntos de. niSr1o pue
blo hacia ei Go3ierno CONSTRUCTORS
lista?
R-El efecto na sido malo en- todos
senvidos. Lejos Dc modcrar 81 bar
dida;e, hi originado 81 levantamien-
to de nucYas partidas, que Sc unfit
can en- Ia tendencia de combatlr Al
invasor extrauiero. Y gge por este
risno son vistoS can Simpatia. Los
restos de-! banJo!eIisa> ~villista Sc Vi
vi+ican y Sc converter CT :-u7adas
Dc p.trioras, %r2cias a q E~xpedicloa
de Pe:sning. e sentinticnto :eran-
tato en- 81 pueblo mexicano hacia los
Esr29os Unidos por eSta eXped!clon.
M tenido ENTERTAINMENTS que ser des-
s,vora5!c, ' cGco que TX Gcccsito de-
cir po- que; ) re>pccto 81 GoAierno
Corsti-ucionaiista. 10: scn.imic3tos
del Hueb:o han siio DC uHiHa Y Soli-
dariGaG mayoreS qUe nu2ca In Il Pc
si5ilidad de IN conflicto extranjero
ci nue3lo mex;can) Ia demosrrado
ore estara 0 81 Gobicrao Nacio3al.
so.-p.-:AIrucba usted, en- gene
raj. Ia politica de Wilson respecto =
Mexico? y 81 no, cualeS considera US
ted cue c su$ prlncipa.es ~er-ores?
R.-No apruebo en- general "a poll
tica ae Wilson, por y ,razon funda-
mental para nj. como cYco 10 sera
para TODD hoEltre horrado: porque
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psor los EstadIos de Nuestra RepilbIiea
Enteresan'es informaciones de las principal
les ciudades de Mexico
PUESLA
Es muy aplaudida Mercedes Mendoza

Es nuy aplaudida Mercedes Mendoza
PUEBLA, Octubre l4.-Acaban dc
celebrarse con IN exito y entuslas-
mo sia precedcnte Ell esta ciudad'
los dos urime-os conciertos, cuEoS
p.o6uctos - destinan = los hospitaIcs
de IL locaiidad.
Los efectuados aver y hoy. ante
s.lecto ' nuneroso publico, haraH
tpoca en- los analeS artisticos De Puc
6.a. Ducs.o QUO Ell ellos tomo partc
e yenorita Mercedes Mendoza, que
fUe ~oscucii4Q2 con aduiraci6n y sc
aizo acreedora I los aplausoS mas
rutriGos de "a concurrencia. por 81
miiagrosa ~
Los dcmas ar>istas que tomaron
parte en- cstos cemeteries obtlvieron
:cua!ncntc. crandjsjruo iucimieato.
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Sc cisgHsts el cdDsu' ca
rrancista pargue csbrsa
Dor OR Ia banda
pRJNI NCIO IN DfSCURSU EN- IL
PiSO FL EX-SECRETiRl0
nE RELtCI0NES ME.
R.tCON.

Correspondence EsPcc1si para Ia PRtAH'
Ell PAS0, Texas. OGtubre Ill
represcntaite de Cayranza en- est5
ciudaI. Andres Garcia, sc auej6 aye"
ant9 Ell reDccsantSnw de Ia C9mpani2
que . entiende cor Il EXposic!6r In
te.nacioual dc prohuctos NatGra!es
por q heeho dc Que estan coorlrde
Al principle 50 admi>ia q las perso.
quc c~oncuG~cn I sir X banda dc mus.
ca mexicaua que cnvi6 81 prime: iefc,
(Pasa a - 5a. plons. col. -
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CUANAJUATO
Ssiide de uu deiesado ssnitario

GUANAJUATO. Octubre I5.-
e. jetc de ia Srigada sanitaria en-
Leon DC los Aldamas. salio cor rum
be a II capital dc Ia Republica, para
rcld;r un irforTaG a l. snperioridad
con respecto = los trabajoS empren-
didos para combatir c! tito.
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Una uuisa ie tres mil pesos

E. iuzgado primero de letraa de 10
Criminal. estabIecido ell esta ciudad,
Impulse una multa dc tres mil pesos
a. se4or J. !. kean, por no haber
~preSentado 4 81 fiado, eli sen0r To-
ms 3. Aiacoll, procesado per 9el!tos
del orden conun.
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SAN LUIS PCToSi
is TlAEAI~S DEL CoNSEJO
De SkLUBR1CAD
rorrr>pon,rrri2 Especial para Ia PEENsN

rnrrr~puu..rrrt2 Especial para Ia PEENsN
SANTEIS P0TGSI. Oc.G5re Ii
- .e-.u-,e '!c. Cnusejo lie Sa!ubri-
dad dara cucn,a d~iariane&te a go
6era@dor," con (! estado general de-!
nioslnierro De enfe~nos de tito, As!
COMO Gc las lesinfecciores que Sc
pracriquen.
?or 10, u.rimoS ;nfcrmes rendidr@
< Ia der,ostr-1o cite Ia epidemic ~
iccrecieado.
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anlsio general Y que pottrla obtenerse
mas facil ' rapidamente por medios
honrados V annistosos: c! restableci
mianto del orden = Ia proSperidad en
Mexico: In ayaGa que los Estados Uni
dos pueGen p-oporeionarEos sin herir
nucstros sentimientos pat!6ticos es
hien clara: Sc reduce 4 mantener cor
noso:ros II actitud Que tendrian &C
c.:a!quiz- pals amigo 4 TO ronern'
0bSliaul0s para combatir 4 los tras-
turnadcres del orGeu > a no impedT
cue 0btcngamos los c:ementos que
otros Goh;ernos obtienen en- los Est
Uniios. Ia expedition de Pershinc
| embago De determinad0s elemen
IS cue el Gohierno CONSTITUTIONAL.
Ia habia obteDito cl los EStados
aidoS, ina yetarjado en I'm aLo Ia
ecmpl',a paciiicaci6n : q traDaj"
constructive en- - pals. RHpit0 y
ON ">Ia franqIeZa porquc
nrco que ella inDreSion2ri a IA par
10 honrada y cuIta del pueblo anne
ricauo. Repito que IA p%olitica amhi-
"ua del prcsid5ntc Wilson. esta dan
io dnsaS;roSOS re<uitadOS para alur
10 mi>mo que parece p~e"seguirse, Y
micn;cas cSa politica continua cs
por dennis exi-ic al Gobierno Cons
titueiona!ista lu5 conciuya su labor
de- reconstrucciGn, puesto que u
..siurrlcs - eStrrlla"ln ante IA Vi
.alidai artificial i" su- eH'miSoo
que q rada =oipa 81" les a>c>'a q
Observation-Disclosures Tcrlb"n IN apo
80 dirert0 O indirocto del eX,ranJ"-
70. Ir>iStO oil que x pCcriN0 que Ia
situaciGn - dHfiN1 ' que 81 G0bier-
~" ~rn'"rican0 i e, ami-O y item"
ronfianza an nnsutCo> no o~hstTuctl"-
NJ nucSira luuor y Il - cn'mi@O Y
:, 0r0pOne creaTnos cOnS.1nt'S dI-
ficuItqdcS nos DECLARE Ia guerra d.
una ynz no> ~rrojr a ma 'ucha d.
iorosa, pcolon=ada = san-r.enta ~
ia que >ufrira tanto ono Do>otro-
IA di-ni5tad naeional nos impld'
arrptar comi>l0U"- r~Xi"aujar&> pa
ri aimini<:rar Gu">'ras tjuanAaS, :
por otra parte t.gymos h0m6rrS y
rapaciladeS Y "icm"ntos n~atUrat"'
suii,ientrS para arre&.2C nuc>tia 81
tuaciGn cuanio poiamos dedlcaTno7
rytlu-ivamnnte a clio, sin pcrder
. mp0 9 rnrrGia- en- i!licultaicS
Cue nos craa& ofic;osameEte poi"-
res e~Xtraf05.
So.-P.-GCuantos ano- &c educa-
ri6n V dc curaci6n De las heridas
Do la guerra transcurriran antes de
Clio "a possible tener q Mexico tina
election libre : ~correc-a?
la Hurcza dc las ~oi"rcion"s
- una rosa muy Telatiya. y eSto Io
sabrn los p0.iticoS aHeri amos Dur
han yisto con irccurncIa TUe la ircr
: "a del dollar resa mas ga" la sim
natfo del nueb3o I favor ie IN an
| didafo en- IA capr;chosa bahama cl.r
! fnraI, Sin embargo, fernando Il
.nnStiM ~ 81 vprdadryo nlntr
,rao ,7,o ., Nsy;ro nStamos c1 con-
! Hrion,s liz oh:cneT ~ prcos amos
IN a,enfabIe fuprionamrn;n a.c,-
| toraI,
! O. -p-1oS handidos III. actual
,~.a,,,, cst;n l.>an:a3cs corrrs Il
! c,h;orro ia v5virn ;a,tan rsrjbirI.
do ,--,,;ciono. . aja,Ina ni-a a,uda
l., r,,,,,a americana . Il, n.cn ORR
,.on nvtrariarns
m Ei.:rci,n EoD,fifurioralh.
- In rr;t,t, -, ,nm1ai. = To- ~
,,,g. .r,,o. :, ,9r.r,e f~ioroort. :
- 49,. an,,,:,,-, y ai.n,5. -
,,"ao n,Ior;n ,nn ios ..r.micn.
C,r;u,, J., e:,:., min ian In
~. .,a,o,-ora, = ,~.,nsr:rao +,;.n-
.~,a,,,a y, .ind,da. am,rirar4-
4 --,.ta 4~,,,,,,.;, i, "a.
~"
1"'"' H"'rI ,. .
SI'-'
Iue SSpefa - '"9p f'-
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ss!Ea Al, liz: tad & EuT:
gse hi5io 81 ssggeoto
en- FL Pas0
SALEN TROPAS DE LAS QUE ES-
TAN DE GUARNICI0N EN-
CIUDAD JUAREZ, PA
Rs Ell SUR.
Gurrc>pond,n cia Especial para LA PRENst

LnTr"~poiHt meta E>E'''di para IL
Ell PASO. Tex, Octubre 19.-Mu-
ch~. sensation NJ caus2do Ia circanS-
Ia, e., da que q Cote de Apelacio-
nez IN -, c1-crdie-a iioe tad Ia
10 ~a Il, rlgal Sands. q1e
mac5 hcce a.co tempo =! saFEen-
10 Gwen Bierne. LIZ menc:onada gra-
cia habia s:do nsgada con ante
rio-idad al rural, por Z Corte seca!,
pues 2 raiz De ocu-rir e. crinen h.
BE gran indignaci.a contra e. ma7a-
dc .I~, >-g 1 2.zr7e.
Hasta ahora no Ia s;do enterada
Ia fianza FOR el preso, Faro Sc cree r.
81, cue l. oh.orga. ' por 10 tanto. muy
p-a~,o So: puesto en- Iibe:tad.
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Eniace

En- a reciu& p~obiacjon dc Dolores
Hiaalgo, cont"ajo matrimonio 81 Sc
Sloc Sabas Rangei, con Ia Sehorita
Josefina Ramirez. pertenecientes Il
unas distinguidas familiaS de esa 10
calidad.
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Ct-c c27o judicial

Is ~a1-o~iG0aas ;af:cialeS han IS
.aa5 inrs-,igarco e. case del po'ic;a
J. i Jones cue esc5 acusado de ha-
her t;sparado sy6re dos soldados del
eio-cico federal habiendo herido a
n de clos.
To ie los tes,i@as que Sc p~oSent6
q "a ar g. So c2so, dice cue n
e - ~ - c,'i &e Il cai!s le Stan
tor :o~Fr o.r-~i' = rs~-0"i' ".
a;sou--5~a dos so'tad5s cor e!
cue d,i cstableeimierto. pues este
s!s=a5a aue 10 habj@u p@saGo alsU-
mas -2-~s &s ale que les ha5ian serri-
10. en- taato que los soldados soste-
nian 10 c~o@tra@io. En- ESQ lego Jones,
= con imperio les ordsG6 4 los Soda
dos = raga ar 10 cue Sc les cobra
ba. y como la reSpondier"a de ma.a
maHera. a;zo fuego S2b-e e!!cs. M
biendo ncrido : uno en u brazc.
Hoy dcclar&rdn naevoS cesttgos Ell
este case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-21
Sc soDfirma eI avsase &c
las tfopss de PershIOg
al sur De chihuahua
Los OFICIALES DE La COLUMNA
ENpEDICIONARIA AMERICANA
DAN CUENTA DE ESE
HONISIiENT0.

Correspondence Especiai para ~ PisI-NHt
EAGLE PASS. Octubre 19.-Car-
tn recibida en- esta ciudad, poT ia
rillares de los ofi:!alcs que en- Chi
klahua cstan q las 6rdenes Gel gene
raj Pershing, conprueban 10 dicho So
Ire ell avance hacia eli SUI de la expe-
dici6n pnnitiYa
Estas caTtas dicen que q mori-
miento or Ell riencionGdO rumbo. SC
inici5 mace varios diaS, desde que 81
ircremento del villismo sc hizo paten-
tc; nero hacen constar tambien que
hubo DC suspcnderse por unoS diaS,
dcbido a que las u!tinas lluYias pusie-
ron intransitables los caminos para
'os gTandes trucks = camiunes del ejer
cito.
La temporada de lluvias en- Chi
huahua. dicep les informantes, fu3
muy copiosa y la.ga, mas pareci6 i!e-
RADIO a 81 fin, cU2ndo desde hace quin
&c dias cmpezo Ill temporal mas alum
lnnte u uue los antcrio.ea.
Solo Sc c~spe-aba Ell ceSe dc las llu-
Was para seguir ia Marcia.
Toaeda Y moticias del felicismo
Circular en- Eagle Pass. desde ha-
&c varios dias. monedas V noticias del
'~licismo. traida5 a csta Por v~iajeroS
del Sur.
Las primeras sen dc plata. de IN
neso, tie regular tamaho. Y mues-
iran por III lado el escuGo nacionai
Y Dor cl otro IA efigie de! 8cnemerit0
Juarez. Asegurase que tienen gran
ley de orc.
Las uoticiaS inSlsten Ell que 81 fc-
iicismo ha tomato i~ncSDerado lncre
mento en- las IitimaS semanaS, y que
con exception de Ia capital. es dueno
dc TODD c! Estado de OaXaca.
Confirrnan tambien Il detection
del general Jos: Isabel Robles, ahora
fel:cista.
Ell bilimhique bsiando
Cada dia es mas bajo en- ssta el
rrecio del b~ilimhique ;nfaisificable.
c"ya AHA en- vano procuran las auto
ridaLcs carrancistag, recIrriendo 8
toda suerte de 2tentados.
Al presentc - hacea operacioneE
al , : Ill Cuarto.
FL Ciroo Barnes
FL ~juevca %. dara Una exhibicion
en- cs!a ciuIad. cl afamaio circo Bar
res, notablc POI 81 collection Go fie-
as.
TT, CORRESPOSSAL
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Acertada disposition

E. CoDsesC Superior de Sa!ubridad
L. Gictado u.ia disposition eacamiNa-
da Z os,e sean n~asladados 2odoS -
entermos de tito. sin distinction Dr.
classes. = los laz2retos e~star!eciL0s
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pranO hay UH rastjr0 pare los pGc-
bios - ml-mc Que para ,."S iniNl.
UNOS.
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Ell bilimhique bsiando
Ciroo Barnes

ri ~juevca 90. dara II exhibicion
en- es!a ciuGad. cl afamaio circo Bar
res, notable POI 81 collection 90 fie-
raS.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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Aperture de una exposition de Pintu

Eu ci Conacuratorio dc Bellies Ar
les Sc abr:r;j. u semana ~ei.trante. una
exposition ~ pinturas-
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Pas, = !. D@g - e." -
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QueSada

= = ds! .ea ;entc coroGsl Luis
QueSsda
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-22
SEVEN WEEVlL CLUBS
HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED

Albany, Nov. 21,-Seven Boil Wee
vii Clubs" were organized last week
by Field Agent j. G. Oliver and AS
sistant Field Agent Burley in their
first weeks campaign against the Wee
vii in Marion county.
Messrs. Oliver and Burley will work
in Sumter county tomorrow and then
they go to Waycross. They will spend
the balance OF this week organizing
clubs in that section.
The boil weevil club idea is some
thing new in the boil weevil fight and
is being given its first tryout in Geor-
gia. Messrs. Oliver and Burley be-
lieye it is going to be a great thing
for the farmers of Georgia and other
states, where the idea will be car
ried after the Georgia farmers have
been organized.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-22
TO OUTLINE TERMS FOR
WITHDRAWAL OF U S. TROOPS

Atlantic City, N. j., Nov. 20.-Luis
Cabrera and his colleagues on the
Mexican-American joint commission
will be formally told tomorrow by Sec
rotary OF the Interior Lane, chairman
of the American commission, on just
what terms an agreement providing
for withdrawal Of the American pun
tive expedition and the protection of
life and property along the interna-
tional border may be reached.
Fortified by the assurance of Presi-
dent Wilson that he will back the
American representatives in their eff
forts to reach a settlement, Secretary
Lane returned here late today. He i'm
mediately went into conference with
DR.. J. E. Mutt and Judge George Gray,
the other american commissioners,
informing them in detail Of the con-
ference he had at Washington Sat
urday with the president.
The atmosphere of uncertainty and
even hopelessness which has been ap-
parent for many weeks was entirely
lacking tonight. The Americans APP
peared confident that the end Of the
conference is in sight. Their prepar-
atoms have been reduced to writing
and it is understood will admit of lit
tie debate.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-22
Overflow WILL Be TRIED
TO PROVE AN ALIBI THIS, WEEK
TRIAL OF NOTED MURDER CASE
WILL BEGIN AT HUNTSVILLE
TOMORROW.

Huntsville, Ala, Nov. 21.-David D.
Overton, former clerk Of the Madison
county court charged with the murder
of Probate Judge w. T LAWYER, will
try to prove an alabi, according to
information from authoritative sour
ces.
The defense, it is understood, will
offer witness to account for Over
toms whereabouts three days prior
to and including the finding of
Judge LAWYERS body in a slough
near here.
Huntsville is quiet on the eve of
the trial. The authorities have
taken every precaution to maintain
order. Express and freight offices
have been closed to the deliveries
of liquor, and gatherings on the
streets are prohibited,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-22
FEW FOLKS HAVE
CRAY HAIR NOW
DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES ARE U.s.
ING RECIPE OF SAGE TEA AND
SULPHUR.

Hair that loses it's color and lustre,
Or when it fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by a lack Of sui
Dhur in the hair. Our grandmother
made up mixture of Sage Tea and
Sulphur to keep her locks dak and
beautiful, and thousands of women
and men who value that even color,
that beautiful dark shade Of hair that
is so attractive, use only this old-time
recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture improved by the addition of other
Ingredients by asking at any drug
store for a 50-Cent bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" which
larkens the hair so evenly, so natural
ly, that nobody can possibly tell it has
been applied You inst dampen
sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; but what
delights the ladies' with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound, is that, be-
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after q few applications, it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives 1t
all appearance CT abundance.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is delightful toilet requisite
70 impart color and a youthful appear
snce to the hair 1t is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention OF
disease.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-11-22
LABOR NOT PROPERTY,
FEDERATION DECLARES

Baltimore, Nov. 21.-The American
Federation Of Labor unanimously adop
led a recommendation chat any in
junction dealing with the relationship
Of employed and employee and based
On the dictum that labor is property
be wholly and absolutely treated as
usrrpation and disregarded, let the
Consequences be what they may"
The recommendation was made in
connection with a report on the &C
lion of the Massachusetts supreme
court in declaring unconstitutional the
antitrust and injunction law and clas-
styling labor as property.