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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There 70
only one way TO cure deafness. and that 70
by constitutional remedies Deafness Is
caused by an infamed condition OF the mu-
cous lining Of the Eustachian Tube When
this tube ls infiamed you have rumblins
sound or imperfect hearing. and when u e
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored 10 it's nornal condl-
tion,, hearing viii be destroyed foreveri mao
caseB out OF ten are caused by Catnrrn,
which Is nothing but an indamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces
We WIN give One Hundred Dollars Tor any
cannot be cured By Hall'1 catarrh Cure,
Send for olrcularp free
=. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by DrugaintH Use
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation
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JASPER, ROUTE 2.
Miss LULA DIXON.

Mrs. S NJ Jacks and daughter Fran
ces, ]. b. Jacks and wife OF Webb City,
Mrs. Emma Wisely of Joplin and Chas.
Wescott and family spent Sunday at
the home of n. M. Dixon.
Mrs. Elmer Pugh received word that
her brother Jack Budd, who went to
Arizona for the benefit of his health,
had died there OF tuberculosis.
Terry Wescott has been very sick
with the measles.
Several on this route attended the
funeral of Ruby Henley at the Friends
Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Boyer and children visited Mrs.
Miller Sunday.
Homer Dixon spent Sunday with
Ralph Starrett.
Henry Myers helped FL Collier move
TO Larussel last week.
W. H, Lukens OF Carthage spent
Monday night with N. NJ. Dixon.
Quite number OF the farmers on
this route hauled gravel last Tuesday
to make culverts on the road running
north OF Clint Simpsons.
Lynnland and Dixie schools closed
Friday.
NJ. N. Starett was in Carthage Fri
day.
Lula Lawson and Lucy Hille called
on Mary Lawson Thursday evening.
Will McCune delivered some cattle
In Webb City Wednesday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27
WOMEN SHRINK
FROM MoDEsTY.
Thousands Bear Grievous ALL
ments without Complaining
Rather Than Make Con-
ditions Known.

The subject of Complaints pee
,ular to women IS a delicate one.
but it is a plain duty to let. these
suffers know that most of the de-
raDgements from which they suffer
are due principally to nervous de-
bility. <3"
1t is not uncommon to hear
woman say: a am all run down.
SO, nervous and weak She is suf-
fering from the modern malady-
nervousness. Many suffering wo-
men, influenced BY shrinking mod
esty. have borne this grevious con-
dition without complaint rather
than make a personal appeal.
Such women, and they are a
legion in every community, suffer
from headaches, barkaches, loss of
appetite and sleeplessness. Their
spirits are not normally happy
ones of their more fortunate sisters.
Often, too, there are spells of nau-
sea, weakness or even fainting that
makes them feel insecure and to
wonder when they will be embar-
raised or even in, danger, because
of their condition. M
To eetto the seat of most troubles
the nerves must be strengthened.
Nearly all functional weakness and
disorders can be directly traced to
weak nerves and depleted vitality.
Tanlac, the ideal constructive
tonic, was designed to strengthen
the ervous system, 1t has proven
invaluable to both men and wo
men in cases of stomach, liver and
kidney troubles and catarrhal af-
fections of the mucous membranes.
Tanlac builds up the tissues. pro-
NOTES digestion, and proper assim-
iIation OF food. vital;Ees the blood
and brings back health and color
to the cheeks and real sparkle to
the eyes.
Tanlac can be obtained in Jasper
at the II F. Pitts Drug Store
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27
Taking Chinese Census.

The inhabitants of China are count
ed every year in curious manner
The oldest master of every ten houses
has to count the families and make
a list, which is sent to the imperial
tax house.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27
Notice.

Exclusive agency for Tanlac
will be awarded to one mer-
chant in each city. town and
cross, road in this country.
For full particulars and ad-
vertising plans write Tanlac
Company, sac Shukert Bldg,
Kansas, City Mo.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27

Use of Acctylene In France.
The streets in more than $50 towns
in France and the portions of Algeria
that it governs are lighted exclusive
ly with acetylene.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27

Many Kinds of Bananas.
No fewer than 176 different kinds Of
bananas are grown in various parts Of
the world.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27

Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Monday evening.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27
Seasoned Wood.

The effect OF seasoning wood is to
bring into the same space 10 per cent
more fibers than when the wood was
green.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27

Optimistic Thought.
We seldom do kindness which, IL
we consider it rightly, is not abundant
!. " repaid. -, ...---...-
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Announcements.
To tire voters OF Jasper County,
N1issouris

thereby announce that am cam
didate for Judge of the Circuit Court OF
Jasper County, Division No. /, subject
to the action OF the Democratic party
at the primaries. w. HALLIBUIl-
TON.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27

Insolence is pride when her mask ID
pulled or.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27

] hereby announce myself candi-
didate for Coroner OF Jasper County,
subject to the will OF the Republican,
votes in the primaries August l.-Dr.
Z. MCCOY.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27

Fl. o. Earl authorizes The News TO
announce his candidacy for AssociAte
Judge Of the County Court, eastern dis
trict, subject to the will of the Repub.
lican voters at the primaries August l..
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-04-27

The undersigned announces his can
didacy for Assessor of Jasper County,
subject to the will OF the Republican
voters in the county primaries August
LII. w. MEREDITH. 500.
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The News Is authorized to publish
the announcement of Clark Ale as can
didate for Associate Judge of the Coun-
ty Court, eastern district, subject to the
the will of the Democratic party at the
August primaries, ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11

Durante los dos diaS dcdicado'
al G~rscanso. NADIA Ocurri6 de Darll.
GUAR. FL gran bancO no So m1VIn
" pudieron dormir tranqullamentc
V. rccobrar fuerzas. de que tanta
~necesidad tenian.
La manana4del ,seiS de Febrcro,
rcpartida entire todOs> Ia CARA, s.
guirrOn Su canine 4 travts De los
hic,os. cnl.c miles de 0bstaculoS
que los 6bligaban q frecuenteS deten
clones para a~travesaT 4 PIE verdade-
ras montanaS de hielo, y a dar ro-
dcos inmenSOS para eritar las or
taduras que Sc multiplicahan ant"
clos.
La roChc del !, POGO dcsputS q"
haber drsaparccidO el So. una luz
hl2nquecina, pcrO intcnSa, apar"a;t
de improviSo al SudocStc. ilumlnan-
do Ell immense campo de hiclo Y Ia
ciendo brillar vivamentc los ice
bcrgs. las ;pirimidcs. las cuput2S '
las Columns que Sc elcvahan en- to-
das direccioneS.
POGO deSpu6s, IN gran arco IRE
gular. de cerca de treinta grades de
alcvaci6n, apareci6 de pronto, AN
zaDao al cielo rayoS inmenSos. que
eyperimentaian 5X.Tlna7 y rapidas
ronfracciones, Y cuyo hnte era pa
lido. cas-. lnCOloro.
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Era una aurora austria. Las All
Iroras del Polo Sur no Iirnrn Fl e.
D,yndcr de las del Nortr. ian ricas
IN maticcS rojoS. vcrdes y aznias. Y
carccrn de "A intcnsida@ Y dUraridn
lie '~aqu&llas.
Scmciabap rclampagoS, .porGue
a]parccrn y deSapa"ecrn con s"an ra-
pidez. sCua.os SOY las caus2s Fur
las E;roduccn. y por quesno son i-U'
rS. >irnio o. f:io tan Intense en- rs,r
polo como cn'el otro? La ci"ncia
no ha logrado rc1clar los m:st"rios
dc tales fcn6mcnOS, Y Sc ha l!mi!ado
a suponer que tienen por ori&"n. un
arumu,amicnto de elcctricidad. hi
p6trsis que pucde ser acertadA, lies
on auuc.las atlas ATTITUDES los hu"c-
canes son rarOS y IA sequcia dcl
aire cxtrrmada.
Ell g.. despu6s de una carrara Pc
nosisima por cl campo de hlelo, los
c~xploradorcS So cncontr2ron de prom
10 ante IN brazo de mar de muchIs
millas de ancho y cubierto de hi"los
flotantes. FL canine c$'aba cor,2do
V Sc veian en- "a imposibilidad lie
seguir.
.Aquella r:sta los aicrr6. cD6nde
So enJont1aDan? Que haDla otu.ri-
de-? iPor que aquel gran cam7o no
esiaDa "a unido Il r~ontinente?
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Mum. a..
AL POLO AJSTGhL
EN- VELCCIPEDO.
(pnr Emilio Saiyari.l

tura. Dos wees. durantc Ia aochn
de. 81 de Enero. 81 tnrm6me,r2 hi
j. at-2oo.!
FL estio 81 ma-chaba 4 ioda pri-
sa. Y 6. invierno adeIantaba amcuaL-
zador. con Sus hurricanes. De nleNe.
u tremcndoS hieloS ' SuS D"-raS
nieblaS.
FL Sol periia r~apidamente su fuer
"a Y cada vez aparecia mas tarde :
mas pdlido: Sc p0nia I as diez lie
Ia noche Y no salia haSta las dos lie
Ia manana. hacitndose cada lila mas
pr0lon@ada SUI auSencia.
FL 3 de Febrero. completamente
exhaustos Y hambrientoS, pues So
les habian acabado las p~rOviSioncS,
negaban al sesundo eairn. junto n.
cu2l. torcidoS por las presiones. -
ycian los restos de la maquina- iAh.
81 al mcnoS lutheran tenido ace;t"
de focaS para ponerIa eH
movimiento. Y aventuTarSe en- ella
nacia la coStaI perO no. Las focaS
hahian dssaparecido, Ia provision "
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SUEIRA Ell PRECIO DE Ia LECHE.

In arr"-lO para Subir e. prrclo de
Ia lcche 4 los conSumidOreS, a e els,
p0r punta y a II cts pOr cuartO d"
gallon. fu6 tcnido en- un mitin que
IuvO ia Association de Lecheros del
Cond&do de Beyar. antcnOchc EN- Ia
Cimara de- Concrete. Ell prcSidcntc
De di:.!a association ha ~cXprrsado
que hay % lcchcrOS Ell ella Y todoS
manIendrTin los prccios arriba in
HiradoS. Las razones que ali Sc ale
garnu para Il ALA IL este a.imrnto
ir primcra nrcc>idad. cS~pecialmcn-
tr para los niHoS. son las mlSEsaS
que va hrmOS dadO a conOccr.
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NOTIClHS DE- la OIUDAD
Los C0hERCI4NTES Al HEM.
DEG ELIGEN PRESfDENTE DE
81 ORGANiZACIQN.

Mic Peters. fu6 rcelecto prcsiIen-
te de Ia Retail Merchants .AsSoc;a-
ton. antrnOche. Dos wee: rehus6
cl cargo: pcrO a ia tcrccra cIrrciGn
no lr qucdd mas recu"so que arrp-
tar. Terminate la election SO .c dii
a Mr. Peters I'M vOto de- gra:ia: yor
hab"" arc1tado el cargo. 0iroS Off
ciales clcctOs fuoron: P. &. Lucas.
vice preSidente; John kenney. teso-
re. V AdolfO GrassO, sccrctariO. La
election del Secretario dcbc ser an
firmaia p0r la Mesa Dircctiva.
Sc trataron dcSpues var:oS asun-
tos de rutina V cinro nucvGs mirn-
bros fucron aceptados.
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-cSc habri dtSpr3ndIdo"-H"'
gun!6 Blunt que lanzabl mir1d&S IL
desesperaci6n 9 aqual brazo de- mar.
No lo Si-rrspom!i6 WiIkyr con
sorda.
-:H"mos srguidh Sirmprc 81 mas.
me ~mrridianO? .
ST. observation-disclosures: sici:,pr"
81 G6.
>, -EniCnrcs, nor el canine que h
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
IN NC.EiO EJEMPLAR EN- Ell JAR
DIN Z00LOGIC0 DE BRiC-
kENRlDGE.

Tn leonci!o de dos mcSrS de ciad.
csta E.amal!G en- estos momrntOS Ia
atenciGn dc los viSitantcS del jardin
~zOol6gicc De! p&rquc Brackenrldse.
Is IN boHi.o cirmplar que Sc ACADIA
de adquirir para cl mrncionado JAZZ
din = al cual ha pucsto cl ComiSio-
nado Ray Lambert 81 nombre de
"WoQ+!r0w." Como cl animalitO re-
quicre alguno< ~cuidadoS, va So lc
ha arrc"laio commandments 81
morada para q2c no Sufra los rigo-
res Hnl IuvicrTO.
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No 10 81: pcro cStOy ]lntranqul-
10, y quisicra c>tar va Ell 10 costa.
-BiSby no nos abandonara, Sc
nor.
Ell no: pero. ~ los Giros? Ia
tranSrurriio ya cl tempo cony"nido
Y no - aun rl que emp.Harcmos 81:
tlersr = aquel punIo. Est" dcsicr!o
4, hiclo. que anlcS afronte son"icn-
10. ahora ME Ia mirdo y IL" "a
rere que media no 81 QUE TRACTION.
Sin embargo, 70 nos doSanimcmoS ,
leyantemos la tienda.
.Acamparon, Y, drmo!ido ell cairn.
rur eslaba intacto como e. otro. cX-
irliaron las ultimas riQuezas, que
,onsist:an Ell quiEce ki,oS De gale
tqs seis caias de t.. un POGO de
syIicar Giez kilos lie p%Hmmican. dos
Iibras de chocolate Y ocho litroS de
alcohol.
poniindose a raci6n Y economizan
Al TODD 10 possible, podrian tirar,
cnondo mis- ycinte diaS. cSeria SUI
fir>nte aqucl tempo para Ilcgar a
:, rosta. nue. Sc hallaban a tantas mi
1Ios do disfancia? 81 no So les pre-
sanfahan tantos o5stacuios, podian
conr;or on clio: pueS aunque el frio
sigmiera aamentando, ellos Sc SEN
.t7n con fuerzas para recorrer dc
ocbania 2 Glen millas diarias.
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RAFAEL NiETG. SGBSECRETAH1t
DE HACIENDA. ESTA EN- SAN
ANTONIO.
FL senior Rafael Nipto, vr.inO m

FL senior Rafael Nieto. vccIno muy
cOnocido del pueblo dc Los CrrriioS
de san Luis pol0si. Y Subsecre,ario
de! Nin;Slcrio De Hac!cNia de E"'
nustianO Carranza. llcgG aver De Nc
yiao a esta ciudad. Y Sc ALOHA en- el
Hotel Il. Anthony. sin haber qucri-
do hablar con nadic s0brc e, rsta-
10 de los E"41cios en nu"stro ta"hI-
lpnIo pals.
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Impossible senor!-diio pcrus.

"S''Na 'iJo i VI US
chI.-Teniendo en- cuenta ell can't
no recOrrllo debemos hallarnos al
IS de latitud.
'"4~mNo-respOndi6 Wilkye.-El gran
c2fhp2 dc hielo Sc 'ha dcsprendido
del c~Ohtinente Y derivade al Sur;
nos hal.amos., "a 80 20 de latitid y Il
- ~ de longitiid 0. sea Ircnie Il Ia
TERRA, Alexandra. ,"'- +"
-Ent6nccS nueStTos eSrhcrzcsilIan
SidO infructuesQs? ''
=. Isl, Blunt. porque nos hallamos
a cerca de mil cuatrocientas mi.LaS
del cstrecho de Bismarck.
:Maldici6n! GY ahOra?
Wilkyc 10 respOndi6: So haEia
drjado cacr sObrc un blOque de hiciO.
con Ia cabcZa entire las manos. pre-.
81 lie >Ombria desesperaci6n.
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re.rila, M evistia Y en- 81 cairn So
J. nror.lahan oIrunoS litrOs de
p .,boI 1ur bobfan de consum.r 81
r,.ri,r conner. n, ..arrns asadaS q
..,.,Jas = ,~,,rnlar IN tirpda durant"
l.. rr-oS =, n nnrha
.-peS.irsrmos auui IN par De
lis an.f.as-ifo wiikvr-Esta-
mos cylaustos.
NO purIo ra<. srIur,-IitD
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lacloneS pertinentes ante IA liz de
10 Civil del Tribunal Supreme de Jus
ticia o de las Audiencias.
No me explico, por 10 tanto. sino
siciones de la Ley Y por los tr&mites
alarma, las ~protestas Y las comma
clones de ustedes. 81 efect;v&neatc
han alcanzado e. tri@Afo de cue tan
prematuramenre sc ufaaan. las Jun,
, tas E~leccoraies institutions por = Ley.
: en- todas las cualcs est& represc2-
taLo por sus n22aG&t2Gios Q! kart!Go
/ Liberal que ustedcs dir!gen. as! 10
c~omnrobarHn Y decI&rar;n opo-tGn&-
mente: : SIS d~ecisiones, investidas
de Il fuerza legal ~necesari2, seEan
por todos aceptadas como iegitima
expression de IA vo!uat2d n]acioIal, an
! te Ia cual todos deDcmos ia~c!inar@os.
Hasta que con arraglo I les uispo-
sicines de Ia Ley ' per los trarites
que ella cstah!ccc, no dicten las Jun
| tas Eiec.avales 81 decision. pc&r;in
los candidates hacer cdlcu!os mejog
C poor bas2dos. cuenta& mas 0 meEos
galaaas, pcro 70 pGcde exist fUnda-
morto a5,iJo nj legal pare las mani
f~estaciones olc Sc nan cro:do ust>GeG
au~toriz&iag = dir.girme.
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LA PENA DE MUERTE
QUE PAGAN T0D0S

81, tcdos aGuelios que no cuban de
su sslud, pagan la pena de muer.e y
ash ccbc scr. ruesto que ci que no 81
ayuda, nj Dos 10 ayu::i. S: esta US
ted padcc:cndo &c dc5ilidad, falta de
vigo., sangre irnPurs. ~csta.cc, tos,
asns, t@i>is, rssfrios rasados, h:gado,
rincncs, rulmones y n~erviosic;d, use
EL ALMA CORDIAL. Mandcros hoy
n,ismo 81 aomorc y direction so5re
nrz tarjetn ro5sa! y a vrc.,s de CO.
r:co ~ccibira 9etalles completes sobre
esta mcd:cina y &c nuestra cfer.a es.
~?ec:ai.
MILLER G CO., Eek SIS STA. A.
:au Antonio. Texas.
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CUATRO INDINiDUDS CON UNI
FEnNE De S0LDiDUS ASiL-
TAN \ t.. : REElES.

g. :. Reeves. de Carrie Springs.
TrNas. IN; atacado pnr ! individn"S
u~ni?n"maioS il S"ltIadoS. ant"noch'
a los f.. on la Plaza Main. Reeves r"
rihii variiS hcriiaS I'll a ARA. l.,
Cari'an lr Ia p"liria. Mr.. Brown. -
"fi.i1I Underwood y un" de los
mirnhrus de- In =!ariia prr3">ial
@~ruiir-on Al lu:ar d. lo- hcchos. pc
"a los a~>altantc> hUycr"l antr> lu"
" ra"l'os hubirSrn llr=ado.
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FL. CONFLICTO ELECTORAL EN- CUBA
Ell Presidente de la RepubEca ha contestado Ia carta
que lie fue drigida por el Drectorio Liberal
Los jes zayntas tuuieron No nueUa conerencia con Ell Maatro de Co5ernactdn

los deberes y Ia dignidad de mi car
go.
Muestran ustedcs empeno, como 10
mostraron antenochc en- Ia vista cen
uue turiervn a bien f~avorecerme, en-
dar Dor sentado que les pImeTos par
tes de avance reciDidos en- 10 Secre-
taria de Gobernacion : que por cefe-
rirse l cocto numero de coieg!os no
compendium mas QUE u SeXta Q quin-
Il partc lie los yotos emit;dcs Ell To-
da IL Is,a. gentlemen l2 determination
final { ~inG!scutible del resultado de
is eleccioHcs en- favor del P&.tiGo Il
neI2I: gus toGos les parties cue nan
yea;do : siglen vinlendo des2aes en-
otvo sent;do. deben recha22rse de pa
no como cbra lie "a E!&!& fe ' lie IL 81
percheria del adverSacio, no o~bs.2Itc
ST. Indiscuti5le &uronticidad Y So" del
mismo cal acter oficiai que los taro-
rabies = Il cat:sI polIcica que uste-
.4r. !4F;-a len.
p.oau.;-, os+o -, varisd Tan
-im;-;hI, o,.a - c,,co Drada,
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LL..tNAliIE>iTO i Ia CARLOAD.

Fl snIor lSidoro Solomon. a n"m-
Ire d. Ia Socirdad Humanitarian lei
Conia 20 dc BrXar. Solicita alcnta-
r,cr:c DE- las familiaS m"ziranaS.
trairs uSados. zapatoS y Somh"rroS
do n miSma claSr. abri=0S. rt'.. "''.
con 81 obicto de repartir.oS cnlr"
,oS pohrrS. antrs De que comicncen
.oS rrudoS rigorrs del ]Inyicrno. Les
PERSONS que rcSpondan a est" iIa'
mado de la carload puedcn lamar
al trltfono del ]cxprcSado senior 81
lomdn. i22-i25 del Edificlo Guntcr.
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CAPITUL0 IN.
LOS PRIliERGS FRIOS DEL
INEIERNO.

La situaci6n de los tres exolora-
dOreS, que veinte dias antes era
tan risuena, Sc agravaba cada veg
Ma. Sus d~esesperadas = dificiles
carrera5 Cesde que partieron dgi To-
10 Austral. a Causa de Ia nueva con-
f~igura2i6D gue adduiric 81 suplo re
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M3TRiN0N!3.

Hoy a las : p. m. ten ir& lu-a>.
on Ia asa No. 200 e Ii caiic >" c..
lima. cl ma!rim0Hi0 rivi! del >"hC'
..iolGH.o Martinez y Ia sei!e"i.a Ma
ria Mata. ' a. rc~IigioS0 m1nana. ::
as & 2. N. cH 81 Tempo Dc! 'ni3"'u-
lado CCraz6n De Maria.
F~i9uraria como padrinoS cn -
crrrmGn:as Gr r"rrrcn,ia, cI II. "Hi
GalHar Garcia ' IA s"@or:rI I@ii*2
San.hrl. ' 81 q Francisco &i?l!"h
Y IN sciInra Maria T0d"sro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
NEcEs!TO COCINERA m~ex:caaa,

NECESITO COCINLRA E~acx:caaa,
entend;da.-Estars en- San Antonio
how, sabado, en- ell Hotel ST Anthony,
Gonde pueden VERNE las person@s in
Acknowledgements per l. Sra. I'd.
c. Lasater.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
4 EENEFICIO DE IA CASA
WESLEY

=. bcnrficio d" Ia Casa Wesley. 50
dar;i una gran auiiti6n musical n
nochr del % DC les rnrrientrs en- g,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11

HABANA, Noviembre 5.-El Pre-
siGeate dc = Repubiica, General Ma
rio Nenoc2l, ma dir;giGo Al Di-ectorio
Liberal. 10 sigUiente, que ACADIA de
ser Pub,icad2 ell ediciones extras de
los principa.es ~peri6dicos locales.
"Ha6ana, Novienbre ! de 1916.
Al DIRECTORIO DEL PARTIDO
LIBERAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
GourauJ's q,
Oriental Cream

u imparte I Ia piel csc aSpecto tan
deseado. L. cremafacialadida suprema
nor maS de 65 amos, c,ie hi merccido
los ciogioS de las damas ~elegarteS de
dos ccn.ineTtes. No contiepe 9raSa,
IS calIalGte ysanativa. Prut5eSc hOyy
rGase 10 retreScanteque IS para lapiel-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
COMPANY WILL BUILD
BEET SUGAR FACTORY

MEDFORD ore, July 2o-The
Sans Valley Medford Beet Sugar Fac
tory company has secured by pur-
chase nearly 10000 acres Of fine su-
g1r-oeet land in SANS valley and be-
tween Medford and the Rogue river
which territory it viii colonize with
Russian Germans from the sugar
beet districts OF Colorado
In the acreage thus obtained is a
sufficient area of sugar-beet soil to
supply beets for two sugar mills. II
has been definitely settled that one OF
1 these factories will be erectd and op-
Grated next year
y Work of preparing the seed beds
/ for sugar beets must begin in the fall
, October / is set as the date on which
work will begin in the Sans valley
, district this year That portion Of the
lands secured in Sans valley not ad-
opted to the production Of sugar
/ 5eets will be devoted to gardens and
other field products by the colonsts.
/ The Idaho Utah sugar company
now erecting sugar mill at Grants
/ Pass. has also asked for a factory site
near Medford proposing to erect
. thereon a sugar mill next year.
The capital involved in the cree
tion Of these two mills Will be upward
Of $1,000 600
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-22
JAMES GRISWOLD IS
FIRST TO SWIM IN
HELIX NATATORIUM
NEW TANK Is OPENED To THE
PUBLIC ON THURSDAY FOR
THE SUMMER.
lllast Oregonlan speeIall }

HELM. ore, July 22-The nata-
torium was ready for use Thursday
James Griswold was the first one to
swim across it,
Mrs. Roy Mcconnell is in receipt
of letter from her son, Walter era
mer stating he has had three fingers
sawed off while working in a box fac
tory at Baker City,
Claud and Nesta Morrison have re-
turned from an outing at Lehman
Springs,
Mrs ] o Peck Of Lind, Wash. is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs f J Leslie and daughter
Grace, Mrs Nellie Myers and Mrs
Guy smith, vert rendeton visitors
Wednesday.
F. Ferguson and daughter, We're
Wednesday visitors from Ring station
Gunder ferguson was out from
4 Pcndieton "Wednesday looking after
ranch interests
Mrs Mortimer was a business yIs-
itor from Holdmun Wednesday
j. b, Kennedy Of pcndleton was n
/ Wednesday visitor
Mrs Josie Payne of Weston, call
ed on friends here Wednesday.
Edgar stevens of the Home lnsur-
oncc Co, was a business visitor We'd
nesday,
Mrs Mabel Douglass and daughter
Esther and Mrs Nichols OF Idaho,
We're visitors at the Kendall home the
first Of the week
James Kern returned from bust
mes trip to La cross Thursday
Mrs. Mary sharpe of Pasco is
spending the week here visiting with
friends,
T.. l. Norvell visited sunday with
/ Mrs Norvell and daughter Marsare.
who are spending the summer near
Freewater with Rev. W. stockton
and family.
Mrs. J. s NoryelI visited her sis
ter. Mrs A &. McEwan at Athena
Wednesday,
Bert Warren ana Edgar Emeer
left for spokane Thursday
Mrs W. T Layton and children
have returned to their home in Ia
Grande
Mrs +. Leslie ana Mrs y. Myer.
are spending a few Gays IN spokane
Mrs A. J Ellsworth and daughter
Helen. have gone to Ia Crosse foI
the summer
Mrs Frank Perham Of Lon-