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Mountain advocate., 1917-06-29
HELL AGAIN

In last weeks issue, we said
a few things that was needed
and a few things why we
thought men should support men
of qualification, and what some
people ought to do and not do.
We do not know just how many
were hit, we cannot help that,
we only told the truth as we saw
it. We may have been wrong in
some of the things, we are only
human, we are as liable to err as
any other individual, perfection
on earth has never been attain
ed. There are no two things ex-
actly alike, they cannot be made
that way.
But we want to say here and
now, that the columns of The
Mountain Advocate are open for
discussion. we stand ready to
make corrections if we are
wrong, and are convinced that
we are wrong.
We are here to do the most
good we can for the whole City,
County and State. We want to
serve all alike, we want every
man to have the same chance
that we expect ourselves. We
do not intend to take undue ad-
vantage of any man, just be-
cause we happen to be in posses
sion of a newspaper, every man
cannot own and operate one of
them, one in a city of this size
can only exist by the hardest.
Hence we want every man, wo-
man and child to help us to do
what is best for the whole people
and not for some particular few.
We wish to add further, that
we do advertising, we do all
kinds, we want it distinctly UNI
derstood that we will do your
talking for you, if you will give
US the copy and the order to do
80. The Advocate does not be-
long to any clique or clan, it is
owned and controlled by two or
three people, and it wants to
serve all the people. There is
not a man anywhere that can
not get anything said through |
the columns of this paper. SO
long as it is not scurilous COR OBJ
scene. We are headquarters for
all legitimate advertising. and
we want your business.
This paper is going to ten
thousand homes each week and
is read by at least forty-thous-
and. 1t is worth advertising in.
We give the oil news, the geneaal
news that is news, we tell you
who is running for political Off
ces, we tell of the deaths, births
and marriages. We try to be
good to you and say a word of
coincidence in the hour of your
grief and misfortune. We try to
pour oil into the troubled soul.
Then, why not give us your
Mountain advocate., 1917-06-29
Powers Makes Good
Speech On The War

Nv wa ~ A's 80 'iliiC Il, lUl
Hon. Caleb Powers,
Washington, ID. Q,
Dear SIR
Just line of congratulations
for your speech ON The war
with Germany, which appeared
in the Record undertake of June
lst. Every word is true, and
it was a great pleasure for me
read same. The paragrap,
War ought tO have been avoid
ed" is right to the point and /
only wish there were more men
like Hon, Caleb Powers in the
House OF Representatives.
Will keep my eye on the Re-
cord for some future speech by
you.
Very truly yours,
Charles q. Becht.
Mountain advocate., 1917-06-29

FOR SALt.-Dining room set
consisting of, l table. 6 chairs,
buffet and china closet. Terms
reasonable. Call on
Mrs. j. T. Bradley,
Mountain advocate., 1917-06-29
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD
SUPPORT LAWSON

First:--He raised ON the farm, and knows the
wants and wishes of the farmer.
Second:--He has worked in the mines, and he
knows the real needs of the miner. 49,.
Third--He has worked in the timber and lumber
business and knows it we'll, and knows the needs of
the lumberman.
FOurth:--He knows the need of thorough educa-
ton, and he is friend to the man who wants to
give his boy or girl an education
Boys, cast your vote for Lawson, and you will
never regret it.
Mountain advocate., 1917-06-29
What's The Use
Going To Church?

Going to church is a part of
religious privilege and duty, but
it is only a part, and not all of
religion, and nobody ever said
it was all of religion. But ifyou
think going to church is not any
good; Just watch those who could
90, but will not. Clever, moral,
upright citizens. But not one of
them would take his family to
live where there was no church.
destroy all the churches here and
these clever citizens would be
getting away. Their property
would be so low that they could
hardly sell it. Property any
where in the world where there
are no churches is not in demand
for homes.
A lot of those calling them
salves church members do not
90. These are the most discour-
aging class of all. They say to
the outsider, going to church is
not important, But these onot
deceive the outsider, they only
give them an excuse for not 60
ing themselves.
WHY Go To CHRUCH?-Go for
your own good, and be a regular
church goer. The whole service
of singing, praying, preaching,
communion, and the fellowship
are of God, and not of man. God
made and planned it all for His
creatures in this world. You
neglect it all at your peril. Don't
you know it?
Go For THE CHURCH'S SAKE.
You really want to see it pros
per. You want its blessed min
istry to go on. If anyone were
to try to remove them you would
be among the first to fight to
keep them here.
When the enemies of t h e
church and those who do not go
can show aSpot on the globe that
is fit to live in and which has no
church, it will then be time
enough for them to sheer at the
church Of the living God. Until
they are able to show such spot
it would be but common decency
to keep their mouths shut Mr..
Man Tor woman), you have no
right to pursue a course, which
if all others did would result in
the overthrow of the church.
YOU, SAY, HAVE NO SUCH
RIGHT!
GOFOR THE GOODOFYOUR
CHILDREN, OR THE OTHER
MANS CHILD. You ought to
be trying to bring a little child up
in the furture and admonition
of the L5.d." 1T is appointed
unto all men to die and after this
the Judgment" If there is a
court of equity, and we know
there is, a man whose life BELT
ties the church for childhood will
stand no chance at all before
that court, because God says:
That man had better have mill
stone about his neck and be cast
INTO the sea. :" Teach the chill
iren to love Gods house, if you
would bring them up right. Make
your walk be louder than your
talk for God.
Go TO CHURCH TO ENCOURAGE
rHE FAITHFUL PASTOR. He is
he best friend your child and
community have. lie is doing
lis very best for the hearths and
homes of the community. Why
should half of the members and
hose who are not habitually alb
.ent themselves from church?
Put yourself in his place. and
low would you teel? If you had |.
hard all week to prepare
he very best you could for them
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FL. GENERAL AGUlLAR cONTEs,
Ia UNA INTERPOLATION.


VERACRUZ, Julio 15.-El gober-
nador Candida Aguil&r. contesto en-
la forna siguiente, Ia Interpolation
que lie hizo Ia Legislature, sobre Ell
alcance de algunos conceptos vertidos
en- las cartas que el propio goberna-
dor. dirigi6 al candidate g~avirista,
senior Pastor Aguirre Correa, cuya
eredencial fuG desechada por Ia Lee
gis!atura. al revisarse los eXpedien-
les de las e!ecciones de diputados.
e. ~gobernador Sc expres6 i:."Sin
reconocer al H. Cuerpo derecho algu-
no para ayer;gIar raZ5aes legales que
motivan la simple opinion emitida en-
10 particular, debo hacer constar que
este case en- NADIA afecta ST. honara-
h;lidad. toda vez cue Ia Camara es
aoberana para poGer apcobar la lega-
!idad de las elecciones de u MEM
bros Y lamcnto sc lie haya dado a MI
carta una significaci0n que no tie
me-.
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Ell CalomaI acIua CONC
dinaGuit8 Sobre
eI hlgado
ktaca Ia bills agr:a 2 CAUSE aa Sc
as, hacienda 4 listed ale pier
da n dia de trabajc

Ii cliouel produce s~ajvacioa. Is
nsercu-.o. Il ca-oma- s-..a -sao
f,,ara dfnamtta Sobre r.. Esa.a sacc--
De-ido. Cuaado e1 ~ca-oa.et SO e.ae or
se,ntacto cen h bills aria. Ia allee so-
-cIiatame0te y ie 1-o..a.e a us-ei
ra.ambrcs 0 nausea
ST s~ s;ea-a ustai 2i,oac. cav i-Hle-
Gas. cz-rcaiuien5o y eafernso. aa s.--
ne Hrs que II q cualqa;er oo-t-- :
co-1arar una bote..a de 30 ceD-avos lie
Dels-a's Liver Tone, que 6 III SIS
titnto ve-e-al irofersivo de e: ue-ra
SO Caloael. Tome una cuchar@ =
81 no corzige el higado y 10 s212 D.a-
enc meJor ; mas pcoaJT cue e n@u-
se2buEdo caiomel, sn ~producirie no
I~estias, no C,ene mas que voI"er = Ia
bolica q Cue .e dtvuelvaR su diDero.
81 toma listed calomel hoy, ma6ana
Sc SentIra eafermo : con uauseas: -
7arte de que 2uefe ca,:sarle saliva
ci6u; nlieaJras cue s. TINA Dodson's
Liver Tone Sc !evauuara en- Ia mana
aa sin tiendose pe-rfcc5amente bica.
Ileuo de energias ; Isso para eI ira
5ajo 0 el iuego Is absoIutamente
iaofensive, agra6abie : eficaz para
les uIhoz; 4 eIlos les glsta tonar-
10. -A6y.
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WASHINGTON. D. {. julio Ii
LIS =aiinas SIC L.--.- 1E,.ut-H h.e-
.os q meaos cos-v gaa cgeiqa.c" ora
c.asc de -ailin@z acc 9ueea@ a3qJ.rir-
q a-a n-o7os:.cs ae c..2. como LIS
IL plvmog-a Roc@s. Wyardcl.es.
Ra4fe Island Re- r rs 0....eoto2s.
Este hacao. ace confirms lie creeucia
c-1cr;aacla at1.:r'.a poc los d
-u..o-es que Sc "ed.oaa Al Gomez
Go lie ayes oe corral. liz = d. los
--z.,-Gos ~ohrcni"oz CT "a "S eT.eH-
"a p-scba &C aiimcnJac.o2 cue sc Ia
E--aa per los esp-c.@t:sCas oc. Depar-
.1n-a,o @e Agriculture d. los ast"-
a5 U1:des. En- vt.1o @-e cs-as 60
.ia@s rolcn ta@.os o ms hueros que
auc -t-as Te.n.&as. consumer so
a--e-.a - .ib.as de al.-1eHLo por
~"5o-a m.entras las quc solo - tie
a-1 para ~p-cposlJc de cria consumer
DE- 20 g So IOras e! Numc-o dc hue
-os 3acs.os aor a~qu@.ias eNyeic en-
re & los dc aIte!i-a cue sc ~coasagfa7
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FL HEROISM0 DE LOS FRAN
CESES
(Viene de la "a. Piana.


acaban, de ser conQcnados I muerte
per Ell sabio c~onsejo de- profesores
que preside los destinos de las co!ec-
clones. va Sc trate de flores, va de TO-
siIcs o animales.
Al trayes de &c que pudicra creerse,
i 0 cs e. sacgiiicio de los animaleS
carnivoros ei que Sc ha decidido.
En- cf~ecto.!a carne que Sc empiea pa
IA a!imentarLoS, est& conipuesta dc re-
siduos de calidad absoIutamente i'm
n-opia para la Authorization numana.
Estes residuOs abundan hasta ell punto
&c que los !eones melanc6!icos y los
tigrcs Yugidores, pTopiedad de Ia ciu-
dad de Paris, 10 conocen janas las no
ches sin carne.
Los jabalies, los ciervos, los car
neros salvajes, las cabras del Tibet,
los papag&yos ) u hermanos J her
manas mas pr6ximos en- Ia especic a.
uinai, ae4ellos que son faciles de
rcemp!aZar, van, segin parccc, q ser
~condcnados q muerte, sin otra for
ma de proccso. En- caEibio todos
los anjmaIcs cue ~presentan an into
res cientifico, todos los que p]ertene-
ecu a una especic rara, ticnen sa!vada
l. vida.
: con gran regocijo de Paris, ami
20 De anima,gs, este son ~preci8amentc
Il inmensa mayoria.
Los cameIlos, naturaimente, esca-
pan a csta hecatombe patri6tica. Is
cue estos buenos a~ninales saben
ccntentarsa con POGO ' cspeciaimente
con residuos &c los otFos h~erviboros.
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COAHUILA
FUERON ASESiNADOS DOS
CHINOS.

! TORREON, Julio l5.-Ayer Tue'
, ron ases;nados dos chiros que res
. po2G!an Z los nombres de Juan y Jo-
Sc. Los accntecimientos Sc regis
: tra-on de Ia siguien.e manera
En- el barrio de Ia "Em5arcacidn'.
I situado al Iado sur de "a Estaci6n de
. los Eerrocarriies. tenian los chlnoS
Juan y jose una Jienda 3e abarrotes,
/ liaraada Ia Gran Piedra'. Como eI
| barrio es c~oncurrido, era2 buenas sus
ventas. 10 cuai atrajo Il atencion de
. ai@lnos 2,caros que Sc propusiercn
. despoiag!os de ST dinero. Entire las
= . de Ia manana Sc !legaron los
. m~aihecho-cs Z Ia casa de los chinos:
! coas.glicndo con enganos Qle les
/ aJclyrau IN nuerta. No Oien queao
--.:4c4 il yue.la, yuauGo tres pUla!a-
las fucron azcsGadas d Juan, una en-
el palm5n izquierdo, otra en- Ell pc
enc : Ia tercera en- ell maxilar supe-
10. izQvic-do. ~ rer!o caer, banan-
/ 10 con ST. sangre II cam!seCa Y cal
+ eoncilIos Jl"nros que ves-ia, Jose CO.
ir..o rap;aamente hac.a cl interior dc
Ia caau querie@do Ii5er52gsc, pero tuc
4Icaazado y tres puna!ad&s 10 hicie-
.gon caer muerto.
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inponer una multa de mil pesos orc
na.!onal. z l. empresa del teatro
"Pe6n C~ontreras" de csta ciudad por
hs5erse negado q poner ell referido
teatro cn. condiciones ~higienicas, y a
susDender Ia function cuando sc 10 or
demo la propia autoridad, Por ignal
motive.
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liNNii;Eli 1ItAEtI

IiOMrrIG IRsGtJAD0i. iOnrado Y sin vi
clos: dc naclpndlida3. meAirana. dcSca ie-
uer correspondence con ScAOg!,d q Sclnr7
mcxIcana de rnoS ~ a - ahoS DC cd3d
obie;u ma;TimOlio. La GUc Sc intcrcSc en-
este anunCio. puede d~iriIirSe q Francisco
CarrasCO, Box l.. AIacs, YowG. -7i9
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Nombro ST. rer-escntante IA Cama-;
dc Concrete.

La "C&mara dc Concrete de Iuca-
cjr" que tue atea.amcate iavieada pa
IA c~onrurri~ al pr6":mo Jong@cso Ma
c;cnai do Commentaries. que Sc reuni-
- ~ n CapilaI dc Ia R]cpd0lica, ha
nombrado para que ~rc9resente en- el
Il c1mc.cio yuca,eco, a los senoreS
Francisco Alvarez. ~Prosidcate de u
D~oci. Camara, y don Francisco A.
Diaz. glicnas sc embarcar;n para Ia
ciuaad de Mexico en- cI vaPor que ma
mana rismo dcbc sai.r dc Progrcso,
can dos.ino al Puerto dc Fcracruz.
I'm jucz fl: ~suspcad;do cE sus fun
c;o"es.
Varies vccinos del pueblo de Chu-
burma de Hidalgo. d~irig;eron III aten-
20 memorial 81 Il. Tribunal Superior
de Jus.ic!a del Estado. quej2ndose
contra cI Juez de PaE de SD pueblo,
qulea habia cornetido IN atropello al
a-zca-ceiar, sin MOTTO ~aiguno. 2 IN
ciudaaauo. q tribunal orden6 inmc-
diatameate u praclica de las avert
guacioncs. Y, te"ninada& esLas, des-
tttuy1 al JUG acasado. por hab3rse-
le comprobado cl dciito.
Il f~uHcionario delincuente sera con
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nESE0 sABEE 81 paraGcrO dc Ia sra. Ii
brada Gutierrez y dc su hijS Angela del
mSnO apeIIido. En- 1915 rcSidian en- Llrc-
90, Texas. Ia sra. cS chaDarra. moreno
Y de uuUS 81 afos dc Adad Y "a mia Q.
dc cslalurd regular, de'g3dl V de I'm Co-
Ior pcrlado V de unOS y afGS dc edaf.
Sc Erafiricara con $3.50 q In persona cue
diciIa iHrormcs ciertos . Antonio ESpf1D'
w SkillInann. y. /. --.iN.
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.MATRIMONIALES

C~lStIiER1 ESPl<Oi.. regular cdad, sol
icgo. cstallcciGO = b~riilanle p~Grvcnir dca-
lrG Ge UnUs meScS. d"sci CasarSr 10 mas
pvuA.h possible con ~S"Iurila que liable e.
palai y aBsulutamenfr h1nrada. Escribir
ar. atL1 JGrIcrai Delivery. san Antonio.
Teya<. -.ig.
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DEsEO SAFER cl paradcro dc mis- HERNIA
ros. Joaquin Y Jesus MendUza .rcSpcctiya-
ncntc. Fl primcro cuenia con 2f aios dn
cdad = cI scgundo con 81; aSt como de RD-
SaliC BurnO, de ~ ahpS he ciad. Hare
tres rncses esCriblcrUn dc ModOc, Kansas.
Gra!fricarc con $500 a Ii persona cue me
InrOr;uc de clos con cXactitUd DiTlttr log
lnforIfCS q Regime Mcndozl, Coirax, ~. NJ.
tSGl
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pESGUiSAS-

BESE0 SAFER el rarade.o de mi IcFTnl-
no. iGust!n ~HDmingucZ: 81 c>posa Sc Ia
ma Patricia. ' iieTe muchos h!jos y HI
Tn pucblito llarnado Naquin;l. T.! obI".r
Gc Saber dc. Fl, g. pUrquc Me ENCsEN-
TRIO GRAVEMENTE ETFEnMD V Guier1
que Venga q VERNE. Oiriiir InforrncS \
CiriarO Domingucz. Wait Plaza, Il. 3. Box
t03, Cameron. Texas. III.
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dc Lorna sc vuciyen ciUccas, 10 cuai
cs DrobabIcmc7to "a aus material
Dc Cue pr0dU2caa mas que las demaS
variedadcs. En- sus haevos sc hal!a
ta,a5i6a mayor ferLiIidad, especial
n,snsa en- aQuei!os cue Sc ~conservan
Ell 81 campo de production y frecueiI
temcnte son mas SECURES que los que
PRODUCER las variedades que Sc conser.
van s3lo para los p-opositos d. cria.
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Cuando ncccsitc iibros en- cspasol,
lirija.c 4 ignaeio E. Lazano 40 n.
Santa Rosa Ave. S. kntonio Tex.
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PO2 LOS s @T ADDS
TERRENos PARA LOS oBRERos.

MERIDA, Julio 12.-El Ayunta-
miento de Merida. tiene en- estudio
una proposition del p~ropietario de Ia
colonia "Miraflores'', de esta CAPT
tai. cue Sc refierc Z Ia compra de al
gunos ccntena-es de Totes en- Ia misma
colonia, para Ia construction de las
casas para ohreros.
Al tir2r sohre III veEado tiro sobre
su compahero.
En- dias p2sados sc registro en- eI
vec,no puerto de Progreso, un
.e~cimicato dcsgraciado. Sucedi6 que
saiicron dos cazadores al campo, y
u~o de clos, a tirar sobre IN n
do, mat6 a su companero. lnmedia-
tamente 81 matador Sc present6 a las
aa,oridadcs 4 dar cUenta del slceso, y
6s:as han tornado las medidas nece-
sarias para c~sclarccer los hechos.
Prox:r:a aud:cion musical.
Los a~tistas don Tomas Urroz y
don Jose ZcQujcira, daran Dr0Iima-
mcntc una aud:cion musical bajo los
arsp.a;os lie IL 'Liga de Reporters de
Yucataa". Ia vei&Ia sera pc: rigu-
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DESE0 SHEER el paradcro de mi riio ~
&c De Jess Lara. Haze ) aioS que no
tcugo nCticiOS de II. la uitinas DOiiciai
las FcCibi cn aGuel cntoHCcs dc CoTDbes,
Texas. Gratificarc con $500 o nm alo de-
syScrIbci0n q - PIENSA a la persDna
cue dirija inrnrfurS ciertDS 4 leonardo
Cov-gru5iaS VIDA. Dc Lara. Box 357, ". y.
Farm. san PanitU. Texas. -Tia.
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OVERSEES

GiNGs! Sc fraspasa ''Eotograria .NriiSIi-
cI." idi W. Commerce 81. san Antonio,
Texas. Ne2Drt0 SECURE. NumrrOsa Glen
trla. CGn,ricu !uEar. muy aprOpiado pars
este neSn"io. 80.
NOS dcdicamos eSclrsIvamente a "a venta
De aTl;culDs tFue esian SIendo eIroCtados
a.ra Mexico. Eisi;enos. J. II. y C. Mario
gam. iUG DolOrCSa 81.
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TALLER F0NuGRiFiCG. LeOnsrdo ". re
drlEucZ. RcparaciOneS de fonoe1afnS de to-
da. classes. CcmpnSiura de %maquinaS he
cOsrr. armaS dc fuero, relnicS. etc. 81
GRAHAM CANClONES MEXICANhS CON
ACOMPASNMiENTO DE GuITtRRh para To-
n6gTafUS de ciiindr0. de- dos mtluiUS. TOO
Bucna Vista -. san AUioaiO, Tex.
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Sc NECEsiTA ioven para tienda dc articu-
de sport. Que h2bls lIso IEgIes. n.
forms P~0tchernick's 80 z. Houston ST.
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"a session del Ayuntamicnto.

En- Ia session Que celebr6 anoche el
II. Ayuntamiento De esta localidad, ell
Slndico segundo Pablo Lamothe, lcVo
IN escrito protestando por las ire
euiayidades cometidas en- ell Ramo de
Hacienda.
Fl Ayuntamierto IN masa p]rotest6,
acordandose que, en- IN ttrmino de
"a horas, cada uno de los micmbros
lie la citada Corporation Municipal,
afectados por 10 asentado por ell SIN
dico Lamothc, respondieran de sus
ac.os Y depuraran .su conducta.
Por los motiyos 'eXpuestos, Ia pr6zi-
n. session del Il. Ayuutamicnto pro
notc rcsultar interesante.
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iron;o saI~p otra vrE para Mexico v
EsIaHOs Go III iicpubltCa. scepio cncarsos
rCm0 SIcmprcs vcsrlc de . ] f.: en-
:Dsi w. Houston 81. $50.
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Il tirar sohre III versdo tiro sobre
su comPanero.
Prox:r:a aud:ci5n musical.

Los a~tistas don Tomas Urroz Y
don Jose ZcQujcira, daran pr6|ima-
mcntc una aud:cion musical bajo los
arsp.c;os lie IL 'Ljga de Reporters de
Yu~ca.a.". Ia velala sera pc. rigu-
rosa invitaci6n.
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Tn troPcl!an;eato.

Tn traayia arrollo hoy q senior
jose Silva, quicn f@l!eci6 momentos
despues del accidente en- el Hospital.
l. desgrac:a Que relate, sc debto i
u. inpr1denc.a de Ia victima, no pu
G;cndo, por 10 tanto. cast!gar al con-
du.tor del tren.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
Fal!cc:o I'll liberal.

An.eayer falIeci6 en- Ia vccina ciu-
dad de Orizaba, cl anciano Vicente
yazquc2, cuyo cadayer sera traslada-
io Il este puerto, Y seplitado en- ell
Ccmc9ccrio particular v~cracruZano.
Fl extinto fu5 liberal ) miLt5 con
cI ejtrcito juarista, ~peleando contra
los invasores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17

4NTEuJDS IN ar,onos. The Cranier Co.,
opticians" SIG Hicks Bldg. ?reclos COMO
los. S,c cohramoS por eyaninar Ia vista
"TGcEclJ 6s55.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17
IFucvo Jcfc de las Armas.

AVER tom6 possession, de Ia Jcfatura
de Ia G~uarnici6n, Francisco a Ma
yer. naDiondoie hccho entrega de Ia
nisma, Q: ~coroneI Miguel Martinez,
que ces6 CT e. cargo de r~cferencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17

C~DMPaR&NDo Z! pTecio ac!uGi del azltcsr
sUu e! del p:lonciiln meXicaQc Ell Elbio"
Fasulta ln s.OrrG de finCGeata por c;cnto.
:! usIed 10 10 Ia ps:do. pftaio q sn ;ends-
70 0 avisCnos. J. M. y G. MsrroGuin. 100
VOl9roSa 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-17

MERIDA, Julio Eel Ayunta-
miento de Merida. tiene en- estudio
una proposition del propietario de Ia
coionia ".Miraflores', de esta CAPT
tai. cue Sc refierc 4 Ia compra de al
gunos ccntenares de Totes en- Ia misma
colonia, para Ia construction de las
casas para ohTeros.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
TULANE IS ELIMINATED
FEW SOUTHERN ELEVEMS
NOW REMAIN UNDEFEATED
Predictions of Experts In Three In
stances Borne Out by Saturdays
Gnmes-Itecords of Teams.
IBy Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
ATLANTA, November 4-Onc eleven
was eliminated from the category Of
the seasons unbeaten teams in the
South last week-Tulane-wh the
predictions by many experts in three
instances were borne out in the close
contest between the University Of the
South and Alabama. which resulted In
tie; Auburn's easy victory over Flor
ida. and Georgia Techs triumph over
Vanderbilt by twelve touchdowns
Under normal conditions the Geor-
gians crushing defeat Of the Com
modore team, the worst ever admins
tered to an eleven representing Van
derbilt, probably would be attended by
more Significance in football circles in
the South. but war time pluy has APP
parently placed more of handicap
over Coach N.cGuigan in putting out
team up to Vandy's usual standard than
had been generally believed. The
Comma dore players showed marked
lack Of team work, and outside of sew
eral flashes of individual brilliance
they made practically no Roadway
against tho Jackets. On the other hand.
Coach Hcisman's machine has become
more seasoned and has developed into
one Of the most formidable combina-
tions ever put out at Tech.
Vanderbilt this week meets Alabama
at Birmingham.
Alabama yesterday all but repeated
It's performance of last year against
Sewanee. The Tigers were defeated
until the latter part Of the final period.
when Captain WORKMAN kicked a goal
from the field. the game ending, 3 to g.
Auburn ran rough-shod over the
light Florida eleven. pilinE up sixty
eight points. and this week plays Da-
wilson College in Atlanta. The Plains
mems contest here promises to show
| more clearly their driving power as
Davidson. although 1t has not a string
of victories to it's credit. scored on the
Navy and Georgia Tech. and easily
defeated Furman University yester-
day.
Washington and Lee since it's de-
feat by Georgia Tech, has shown mark
! ed improvement, defeating first the
| strong North Carolina a. and T.. eleven
and yesterday running away Will,
| Richmond College at Lexington. The
| Generals are scheduled to meet Roa-
| noke College at Lexington Saturday.
South Cardinals defeat by one point
| by Erskine caused the surprise OF
week END play in the Southwest, while
| Woford College ran up sixteen points
against Clemson. the latter team. how :
| ever. winning out with total of four
| ;ouchdowns. Furman and South Caro-
| lima are to meet In Columbia this
week.
| The record In points of some OF the
major elevens In the South since the
| beginning of the season up to and in
GLIDING the games OF yesterday, fol-
| lows:
Auburn. 1853: opponents. 6. Georgia
| Tech, 27I: opponents. 10. Vanderbilt
l66; opponents. 1S1. Washington and
Lee. 1871, opponents, 20. Alabama, 1871;
| opponents. 3. Tulane, 1870; opponents
80. Mississippi A. & NJ, us; oppon-