davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Fauela, con 500 hombres entr6 la
plaza, sin encontrar reslstencla
IA AHABIAN EVACUADO Los VILLISTAS
Estdn para llegar Ia pl,za fronterizo otrcs
400 hombres, para reforzorlo conuenientemente
relegrama Especial para la PRENsA.

WASHINGTON, Diciembre 49,
De una manera Official anunci6 el
Embajador del gobierno de Carranza,
que Ia plaza de OUnaga fue recupera-
de- aver por las fuerzas comandadas
por el general Favela, que hacen un
total de qainientos hombres.
Ojinaga habia sido evacuada por
log villistas que Ia ocupaban, de ma
nera que las fuerzas del gobierno ca
rrancista tomaron possession de Ia p'a-
za sin encontrar la menor resistencia
de parte del enemigo. Este Sc retro
sin que Sc diera cuenta el general
Favela, quien avanz6 sobre Cjinaga
con grandes precauciones. ignorando
que va no habia fuerzas rebeldes en-
Ia poblacion.
Ell informe Official no proporcicna
ninguna noticia respecto al rumbo
que tomaran los villistas. pero supp
nese que Sc hayan retirado rumbo al
Sur. '
Sc rcforzara la guarnicion. -.
Con el objeto de evitar que la di-
cha plaza fronteriza vuelva a caer
en- poder de los villistas, el general
Favela la guarnecera con un conside-
rable nimero de tropas. Ademas de
los quinientos hombres con los lue
tom6 possession de la plaza, dispondra
de cuatrocientos que han sido envia-
dos por el general Murguia y los cua-
les Sc espera que arriben mahana
Ojinaga.
Con esas fuerzas, no solamente So
defendera Ojinaga. sino que Sc procs-
dera hacer un eficaz servicio de VI
gilancia 10 largo de Ia Inca diviso-
ria para evitar cue los villistas pus-
dan pasar cargamentos de munisio-
nes Y where's.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
REC(JPERAN 0JINACA LOS CARRANCISTAS
Aumenta el entusiasmo ,por Ia suscripcion
en- favor de los niaos pobres q zs1edida que
Sc acerca el d1a en- que quedara cerrada
Los donatyos recbidos ceFon auetaT e 3odo aFa
la Navdad Mics Pobres" mas de catFocensos dolares

To- mines
d ~
bueaoa lie dN
d. la hi d
caarmo ahba e h
A
csquen bndady del pie
ded d
la lheo
Para de M Nms Ph" "p6d e a
omukod ompatia mos
Odd NeanCd da odh
par G
Lmnsam cnd gu a ~
Jose Argutad
americana:
c2mp d ihd A Campo
Rse CI, hb jtace ea m AIDES Ia
con las les { II u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
- situaci6n &c Espana
vista desde I.oz1dres
FL gobiern0 Sc encuen-
ira en- dificil posici6n
rvicio Especial para LA PRENSA.

Servicio Especial para la PRENSA.
LONDRES, Diciembre 13.-La in
tranqui'idad en- EspaRa, segin. las
ncticias que Sc reciben de ali, crece
a diario. La Influenza aleinana ma
nejada habilmente por medic de la
prensa espanola Y mediante la ere
ciente adquisicion de peri6dicos por
los agentes alemanes ha tenido el
mejor eXito en- la conducci6n de su
propaganda contra los aliados por
cuyo procedimiento les ha enaganado
muchas voluntades que anteriormen-
te Sc consideraban como amigos. La
mejor prueba de la verdad que Sc en-
cierra en- todo este es que los peri6-
dIcos Independence de una manera
franca acusan al gobierno de estar
trabajando a favor de los interesas
germanos.
Entire aIgunas clases de Ia socie-
dad no Sc siente el menos carino nj
por Inglaterra nj por los Estados
Unidos. Este sentimiento contra In
g'aterra es el resultado de aaberse
apoderado esta naci6n del Estrecho
(Pass Ia S.. Psg. Col. 2a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Los G0BERNADORES De: TEXAS Y
HuEvO Leon, CONFEREACIARAN

fe:encia en- dieha eiudad, con el go
bcrnsdor del E.tado de Nuevo Leon,
se1or Niceforo Zarabrano.
Los detalies de Ia conferences han
sido arreglados de antemano y Sc
cree que tenga lugar en- Nuevo Lare-
do, Tamaulipas, puss en- Ia ciudao
fronteriza mexicana est&n hacienda
prcparativos para rscibir al jsfe del
Executive del Estado de Texas.
Ell principal objeto do Ia conferen-
cia, es discutir ciertoe detallss de las
leyes de extradici6n, fin de facilitar
la captura de delincuentes que pasan
la Inca divisoria de ambos paises,
queriendo eseapar la acci6n de Ia
justicia. Dicese que tambien Sc dis
cutiran otras importantes cuestiones,
de gran interss para Texas y Nuevo
Leon.
Aunqus nada 50 ha dieho aqui sobre
81 habra algunos festsjos en- los dos
Laredos, con motive do le llegada do
los gobernadores, creese que sc dara
alguna solemnidad a las visitas &c
cortesfa que tsnto Hobby como zazt
brano So haran sn lss audadAs kae
oerizas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
NO COMBATIRA
A FRANCISCO VILLA
Aqaei esta organizandO fuerzas para ir batir
Al ex=Prner Je lie neresa mas la region peolera que ell
EstadO de Chihuahua, pOrque aqueIa da dinero

bien informadQs, para Carranza, es
en- estos 1nomentos de mas interes el
apoderarse de Ia RIGA region que Sc
encuentra en- poder de Pe;aez, que la
campana ocntra Villa, pues 10 qus
necesita urgente el ex-Primer JETS
es dinero para salvar Ia situaci6n, =
comprende que 81 le quita Pelae.s
e. dominic de la zona petrolera, Sc
remediara en- mucho con 10 que pue-
da cobrar de derechos de extraction
del preciado eombustible. Llega ass
cGrar5e en- los mencionados cfrculos
cue Carran2a prefiere perder ell con-
rroi de! EstaGo de Chihuahua, con tai
de recuperar la rica zona que Sc en-
cuentra en- poder de Pelaez.
Asi pues, obrando por instrueeio,
ines de Carranza, Murgufa sc ocupa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
La uersi6n Official earrancista dice
aue fueron motines de carGcter To-
cal los que ocasionaron Ell disturbio
FUERoN GUTlERRISTAS LOS AMOTlNADO<
Adniten los carrancistas que la guarncion de Allen
de, coah., Sc subIevo, que ell jefe de ella, Ccrl
Ambrosio Sanchez fue muertc por su gente
Telesrama Especial para LA PRENSA

Ielegrama ESpeeiai para Ia rhL-NNA
WASHINGTON, diciembre 13.-
Que los disturbios registrados en- "a
ciudad de Nonclova habian sido de
caracter local, motivado por "a cues
ti6n de las elecciones, y no e. pria
cipio de IN movimiento revolucioaa-
RIO en- el Estado contra e. gobierno
general de Mexico. es 10 que anun-
ciarcn hoy, de una nanera Official,
los agentes del gobierno de Mexico
en- esta capital. Los dichos agentes
proporcionaron un infor-ne de "a ST.
tuaci6n en- Il zona donGe Sc registra-
ron los des6rdenes, fin de que no
Sc disra inportaacia Z los irformes
que habian llegado de IA frontara Y
los cuales hablaban de que kabia ocu-
rrido IN nuevo levantamiento revolu-
cionario en- el Estado de Coahuila.
Segin los representatives del go
b;erno, las GificultadeS termi2aron
"a, pues que el gobierno federal ha
vuelto q tener el control de IA sitra-
ci6n en- Mcnclova. Los des6rdenes
fueron causados por los gutierristas,
este es, por los partidarios del gene
raj Luis Gutie-ez, quien fue uro de
los candidates al gobierno del Esta-
do que tomaron parte en- las e!ecclo-
nes verificadas el mes antepasado.
Luis Gutierrez declare que el ha-
bia triunfado sobre Gustavo Espino-
sa Mireles que este no deberia to-
mar possession del gobierno. como 10
habia acordado el congreso- Emton-
ces los partidarios de Gutierrez Sc
rebelaron pusieron hajo su control
IA ciudad de honclova, anlenazando
extender sus operaeiones por Ia re-
gi6n carbonifera : por TODD e! Es-
eado de Coahuila-
El gobierno fedora! Sc enfrent6 re-
sueltamenta los gutierristas rebe-
lados ' enviardo gran ndEnero de
t-opas, puso de nuevo bajo 81 domi-
Mo Il region tor1ada por los enen!i-
gos.
Respecto a los notines recisra-
dos ent-e las t-opas del Eobierno,
los representatives ca-arcistas die
rca que las sublevaciones no ten;an
Ia inporeancia que So les ha quer;do
dar. pues no habian sido de guarn;-
ciones enteras con sus respectivos je-
fes que hubieran desconocido al TO
bierno, sino IN motin de soldados
que dieron muerte al coronel Ambro-
$40 Sanchez en- Ia poblaci6n de Allen
de. por causas cue Sc ignoran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

ingreso en- el ejercito dimos cuenta
en- estas columnas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
SALE l|bRE:: /:
FL l)[.1In()
NE:XNAN()
No queda ninguHo en-
ell Campo Travis
Iguacio Vazquez abandOnO
aver Ell seryiciO a que
habia sidO cOnsignado

De todos los mexicanos que, por
diferencias en- su reclamation de ex-
cepci6n fueron llevados como solda-
dos al Campo Travis, solo uno queda-
ba, pues los otros, me-ced al e4ito
obtenido en- las gestiones consulares
hschas en- su favor, habian sido pues-
tos en- absolute ibertal, por su sola
coodici6n de meNicanos.
FL 1nico cuya hbertad adR no Sc OBJ
arfa, por mis- que "a SO corrtan pa
"a clio los t-snites recesar;os, era
ell senor Isnaeio Yazquez, de cuyo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
()IR() JE:FEE:.
RE:DE:L|..[)E: |.
A(;IIV()
Cctsyio de Ia Pena
en- Micnoacsn
Esta daHde gran empuIe al
moTiRlientO reVOiuCiena=
rio de diCha entidad

MORELIA. Diciembre 8.-Por CO.
rreo-La alarma producida en- esta
ciudad por los Iltimos sucesos del mo-
yimiento reyolucionario en- el Estado,
ha sido Ia que, a pesar de Ia ceasura
en- las uoticias que ejerce e. gobier-
no local, ha dado la medida de Ia
gravedad de Ia situaci6n Y del peil-
gro en- cue el carrancismo So encuen-
tra, de perder TODD el Estado, en- el
cu.l no tiene va control sino sobre ei
distrito de Morelia y parte del de
Zamors.
Lo que ha venido a dar Ia revo-
luci6n anti-carrancista gran empuJe'
ha sido la presencia en- ella del jefe
reyolucionario Octavio de la Pena,
que es sin duda alguna, entire los ac-
tuales jefes rebeldes. el que mayor
suma de sinpatia tiene en- el Estado,
y en- torno del cual Sc han agrupado
eIementos que no habian iniciado con-
tacto alguno nj con Chavez Garcia III
con Cintora.
Al presente, 0ctavio de la Pena, es
dueno absolute de Ia ciudad de Urua-
pam Y de todos los pueblos cerca-
nos.
Sc sabe que de las rancherias, han
/ lido q reunirsele gran cautidad de
hombres. Y que muchos de los indi"i-
duos afiliados 6 los frupos de defen-
sa social de algunos puebios, Sc han
lido a reunir 2 sus tropas, llevandose
todos los elementos que el gobierno
les habia dado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

Ell PASO, Texas. Diciembre 13.-
Contra 10 que Sc he venido diciendo
en- los dias .anteriores, acerca de que
el jefe de las operaciones militares
en- el Estado de Chihuahua, Francis
co Murguia, estaba organizando sus
fuerzas para hacer una decisiva cam
pana contra Villa, Sc han recibido
hoy infosmaciones por las que Sc vie
ne saber cue el mencionado Mur-
guia no sa!dra q batir a Villa s;no
que dentro de una semana a 10 sumo
iabandoaara q capital del EStado de
Chihuahua para di~igirSe a la region
petrolera, con objeto de disputarie
e. dominic de ella al jefe ex-federal
Manuel Pelaez.
segda Sc dice en- algunos cfrculos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
VENTA DE VAPORES
ESPANOLES
servIcIo Especial para LA pRENsA.

seFElcio ESpeciat para La fhENSA
MADRID, Diciembre 13.-Los Mi
nistros Amafio Jimeneo; de Marina,
Ventosa, de Hacienda Y Alcala Ia
mora, de Fomento, han dado irdenes
= las autoridades respectivas que de-
"enden de sus Ministe-ios para quo
-e prohiba Ia salida de los vaporss
espenoles hacia rutas extranjeras, sin
7ermiso del gobierno..
Esta grave determination Sc ha to-
nado segun Sc atribuye, q los pro-
pios propietarios de vapores de 5ar-
celona, que pensaban ceder a!gunos
buques a naciones beligerantes.
El Ministro de Marina, senor il.
memo, dice cue ha recibido la denun-
ia de una venta de vapores que hs
trasmitido al Ministerio de Fomento
fin de que resuelva rapidamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Ell DOMINGO SALDRA DE
AUSTIN MR. HOBBY Pa
RA LAREDO, TEXAS
Don Nic6foro zambrano
yendra a la frontera
Van d discutir ciertos detalles
de las Ieyes de extrodicion
TeIsgrama Especial para La rRESsA

ItILgFamd ESptCIaI PutH H.t f'1-.
AUSTIN. Texas, Diciembre l3'-
;:..@icialmente Sc anunci6 hoy en- esta
t,.udad que el pr6ximo domingo, en-
Ia msfana saldra para Laredo, Texas,
al eobe,nador del Estado, Mr.. William
P. Hobby, quieu va tener una con-
en- estos momentos de organizar una
poderosa columna EN- la ciudad de
chihuahua para salir q Ia canpaAa
cue Sc le ha encomendado, y en- la
cul ccopsrra Mnuel N Diegues,
Pass q u ss. Pag Col. 3a.)
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CPasa 3 la sa. Pag. Col. 2a9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
TO ADVERTISERS

49, guarantee LA PRENSA has a
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

(Pass q Ia sa. Pig. Col. 2a.)
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
lRATE OKLAHOMANS
PULL LYNCHING BEE

Oklahoma City. Okla, June 10
Henry Comfy, Il negro was lynchcd by
mob of 1000 men and women near
Holdenvllle. Okla, late today. after il
Is said, he had been positively idcnti-
1led by Mrs. Jesse l.. Burford as the
man who had assaulted her one week
ago today.
Comfy was taken to Holdenvllc carly
this Afternoon from the vicinity of Ran
dolph, where he was captured by a
posse, which. assisted by bloodhounds,
had searched for him for a week
When the train arrived at Hodenvillc
the officers guarding Comfy were over
powered and the negro was taken to
the Burford home where Mrs. Burford
identified him. Comfy then was swung
into the air. The mob dispersed, leav-
ing the body suspended.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
WILL HOLD AMOUNT Of
LOAN TO TWO BILLION
Treasurer's Decision Viii
Necessitate PAIRING Down
big Subscriptions.

Washington, June Secretary Me-
Adoo announced tonight that no part
OF the great over substitution to tho
Liberty loan would be accepted, and
that his statement Of May 10 in which
he declared that the issue would bc
limited to $2,0oo,-o0, OOo stood good
now, as then Mr.. McAdoo's announce
ment VIII result in pairing down hun
uieds or the larger Subscription until
thc total reaches the $4,000 100000 linn
1t. The subscription will not fan. il
seemed certain, below S. 700 000, goo
The grand total of subscriptions re
celNcd at the reserve banks M TO noon
Friday. the closing hour, will not bn
known until Monday at the earliest
Indications arc that the grand total of
what the American people were Will
ing to take will not be available untI
the latter part of next week.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
TEUBNER MUST PAY
$500 FOR GAMBLING

Frank Teulncr, founl nri,tv of
gambling, Il msdemcanor in dcnart-
incnt No. of the district court last
week. was yesterday fined $500 by
Judge Theodore I.entz, in accordance
with the recommendation of the inrv
which found Tcubncr guilty, Tcubncr
ana retef pnmnhcy We're arrested on
the nlght OF April I in the Keitlp hotel,
together with number of others.
whose cases viii come up soon.
Dumphey was tried first and was also
found guilty being sentenced to pay Il
fine OF $500 Dumphey and Tcubner. ii
is said. wete conducting a game Of
stud" poker in which Il couple of well
known young men were the goats"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17

and the first addition to the campus
on It Is the science hall. Tho building
Will probably house the department Of
blology' geology. botany and physics
the location of the building has not
been decided upon. Whether it will
be beSun at all this year depends upon
the action taken by the state board of
examiners, which meets in Helena
Monday. If the examiners pass favor
ably on the recommendation of tho
state board, construction work will
probably begin this fall, President
Scheuch believes.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
MEl6Y BREAKS JAIL,

Frank Melby, "A county prisoner
temporarily interncd in the city Jail,
escaped sometime early SATURDAY.
morning and is yet at large. Melby
was in Il cell that leads directly into
the city hall basement from the side
walk, and by means OF a pick handle
twisted one of the bars out of place
SO that he was able to escape from
the cell. MclbN, who had only few
days left To serve, escaped from the
county prisoners road gang some
time ago, but WAS rccapturcd within u
few DAYS
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
PRESCOTT RETURNS
FROM ROAD MEETING

County Commissioner Clarence Pres
colt mas returned from Helena, where,
with commissioner Peterson, he at
tended a conference between commits
sloncrs from every county in the state
and the state highway commission. The
county representatives. after Il
thorough discussion of the matter. de
cided to recommend to the highway
commission the selection Of a success
full road builder from each of the l.
districts into which the state is di-
vidcd, in order that a standardized
system of highway building may be Sc
cured throughout the state
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

find blood remedy that approach
s s. S. for real efficiency. 1t has been
on the market for fifty years. during
which time it has been giving uniform
satisfaction for all manner of blood
disorders. II you want prompt and
lasting relief, you can rely upon S. s.
:. For expert advice as to the treat
ment of your. own individual case,
write today to Chief Medical Adviser.
Swift Specific Co.. Dept. M-li7, Allan :
ia, Ga.-Aiy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
Boys School Burned.

Santa Paula, Cal, June l6.-Rcports
received here late tonight were that the
entire town of Ojai was burning. The
Thatcher school for boys, about four
miles northeast of Ojai was reported
burning. Arrangements had been made
for the care of between $50 and 200
refugees.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
FARMERS NAME BAER
FOR CONGRESS SEAT

Fargo, June 16--Framers from a dOZ-
en- counties in this vicinity packed the
city auditorium here today at the last
of a series of 20 meetings held through
out the state by the non partisan
league since it entered the field of ma
tional politics by naming John w.
Baer as AIS candidate for congress for
The First North Dakota Congressional
district to succeed the late II. L. Hell
gesen. The election is to be held
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
FIERCE FOREST FIRES
RAGE IN CALIFORNIA
Continued From Page One.)

Der or wealthy eastern capitalists both
III the vicinity of oai and Carpnteria
mad been destroyed by the flames
special train was sent late to-
night from Ventura carrying fire
fighters and physicians to the Ojai
valley. Several hundred people were
rescued by automobile parties sent in
by way of Santa Paula, Cal. through
one of the narrow mountain passes
leading into the valley
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
Science RuiIdinu Here

The building program at the State
University recommended by the stat,
ooafd yesterday, means the construc
ton of $4,000 science hall this wear
according to President +. e. Scheuch
The program arranged by the chan
ccllor is intended for the next 90 years
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
Shift in Wind Saves Town.

ventura, Cal, June l6.-Thc flames
IRON the OIai valley fire reached a
point within six miles of Ventura late
tonight, but sudden shift in the
wind turned the course of the flames
and 1t was not believed there was any
danger to this town,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
There's just one thing to do.

II your skin seems ablaze with the
fiery burning and itching of Eczema,
real and lasting relief can only come
surface-that reaches down to the very
source of the trouble. So called skin
diseases come from a disordered con-
diticn of the blood. and the proper
treatment is through the blood.
Search far and near, and you cannot
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
CLEAN SLATE GIVEN :.
TO PROFESSOR ROVE
State Board of Education
Finds No Intentional
Wrong in Oil Report
PREVENT REPETITION
Building Program for Units
of University Is Favor
ably Recommended.
PREVENT REPETITION
Continued From Page Cne.>


this case that have been able to as
semble. | am fully and clearly con-
WINGED that Professor Rowe's relations
with the Southern Montana Oil COM
pany do not warrant any summary ac-
lion by the state board of education.
AS Professor Rowe has argued in
ms written statement, the examina
'lon which he made of the property o:
the Southern Montana, Oil company.
ana the reconnaissance report resulting
from TINS examination, were similar in
all essentials to work that he has done
numerous times. in various parts of
the state during his 16 years of con
ncctlon with the university. In to
inc present time, such work has been
done without any objection or criticism
1rom the university authorities
In spite of my conclusion that Pro-
lessor Rove should be cNoncratcd from
any Intentional wrong doing and froA,
any violation of professional ethics in
the preparation of the report upon the
property of the Southern Montana oil
company. and from amy charge of per-
sonal interest or participation in Tho
promotion of the sale of the stock Of
the company, I am of the firm opinion
that the reconnaissance report contains
statements not resting upon sci
cntific fact. and certain personal
Judgments. expressed in Il manner cas-
lily admitting of misnterpreation and
possible misuse.
Must Avoid Suspicion.
Sound public as well as sound ed
ucatlonal policy undoubtedly demands
that the scientific services of the mcm-
pcrs or the university staff should be
available for the legitimate develop
inent OF the natural resources of the
state. At the same time equally sound
pupilc and educational policies de-
mand that those services be rendered
In way, and under conditions which
DO not expose the university or the
members of the staff to the slightest
pubic suspicion of either personal in =
competency or of commercial interest
in the enterprises with which the serv-
ices i'll question are rendered
Disapproval Recomme nded.
1T is therefore recommended that
the state board of education record its
emphatic disapproval of Professor
howes action in preparing and sub
uniting his recent report upon the
property of the Southern Montana OH
company; and that the chancellor OF
the university be instructed to pre-
pare, and present to the board, after
consultation with the presidents and
members of the departments immedi
ateiy concerned of the several institu-
tons OF the university, and with sus.,,
advice as he may he a bic to obt - H.,
from the United States geological sur
Ney' an appropriate regulation to gov
ern the expert services which members
Oh the staff OF the university may be
permitted to render to individuals and
corporations. and to safeguard the in
teSrifN of the higher institutions o:
the state and the public purposes for
which they exist"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
Special Train Djspatched.

Santa Barbara, Cal, June 16. 4
special Southern Pacific train was sent
IRON here to Ojai late tonight to bring
the homeless back to the city,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17

Russian people have been added, in all
their native majesty and might to the
forces that are fighting for freedom in
the world for justice and peace. Here
is fit partner for a League of
Honor"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17

New Cork, June 15.--(Spccial)- >
That the present Socialist organiza-
ton is committed to a program that is
"unneutral. un-American, and pro-
German" is the reason given bv John
Spargo, one of the most prominent
leaders of the party in recent Years,
Tor quitting the ranks. He charges
That the Socialists anti-war proclama-
ton was simply an evasiyc apology
Tor the whole German policy Of
frightfulncss and international an
archy."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-17
Middies $l.25 to $3.95

Dozens anh dozens Of StNlcs
IN tn" very newest middiCS have
Just come FROM the packing
eases, The materials arc gaia
tea. mcrrcriHrd shantung, jap
crepe. tub silks, twillS and
khaki; high rolors, striped pat
terms and combinations in all
sizes.