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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-06
Sc SUBLEVAN LOS PRESOS DE
UNA PRISON.
(Viene de la Pag. LAY

SOS, con exception de unos 200 habian
regresado a sus confinamientos. Los
200 de que Sc hace mencion permane-
clan en- I'm angulo del patio desafian-
do a los soldados, pero aquellos con-
servaron Ia debida calma y no Sc a.
trevieron a hacerles dano alguno, a
pesar de que las burlas de los reclusos
eran altamente ~denigrantes.
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Con Ell Mayor de la Ciudad.
A fin de tener datos ampllas y
| completes sobre este ~interesante a.
sunto, ell reporter fuese en- busca del
! Mayor de la Ciudad, Mr.. Sam c. Bell
paru que el lie dijese la forma en- que
la autoridad pensaba oroceder en-
este dificil asunto.
En- su oficina del City Hall fue ell
reporter recibido por Mr.. Bell, quien
lie dijo:
-Segun listed sabe, atendiendo
! ordenes del Gobierno, y convencldo
de que clio es MEDIA, necesarla para
! el bien de la ciudad, por ell cual ira
baiamos, a mocion del Comisionado
| Mr.. Lowther, ell a~yuntamiento ma
decidido hacer energica campana con-
ira ell vicio en- San Antonio, no solo
para ell bien de la %poblacion mllltar
sino tambien de la civil.
Por 10 tanto, ell departamento de
| policia acord6 clausurar todas las
| casas de vicio que Sc encontraran
| dentro de los limites de la ciudad, y
| ~perseguir energicamente a los que
pretendieran viol..r su disposition u
oponerse a ella.
Ell iuego iba sentando sus realeS, y
con Ell juego otros vicios que contrl-
buyen al desquiciamiento social. Pues
bien: desde ell dia de aver, pues que
aver empezo a llevarse a la practlca
Ia disposicion municipal, las casas de
juego, Y todos los lugares de escan-
dalos en- San Antonio, seran clausu-
RADIOS sin apeleci6n.
La venta de l~icores.
Para hacer que Sc cumpla estrlc-
tamente Ia orden ultimamente eXpe-
dida, de que, por ningun concepto, Sc
vendan a los miembros del ejerclto
bebidas alcoholics, ell ayuntamiento
aumentara ell numero de sus policias
v detectives, Y ofrecra recompensar
a uuienes lie denuncien cualquiera
i~nfraccion a esta ley.
Lejos de la eiudad.
No Sc reducen a este los planes de
campaha del ayuntamiento contra Ell
vicio en- San Antonio.
Para cortar ell NAL de raiz, para
impedir que, en- la sombra, leJos de
Ia vigilancia de las autoridades Sc
viole la ley y Sc practique 10 prohibido
tcrminantemente. los que reincidan
en- hacerlo, seran no solo castigados,
| sino desterrados, enviados iejos de Ia
ciudad en- cuanto Sc tengan pruebes
de su contumacia.
Mujeres galantes y tahures profe-
sionales, que no q~uieran respetar las
6rdenes del gobierno, seran pues. ex-
pulsados de la ciudad.
-Medidas tales, agreg6 Mr.. Bell,
que hoy obedecen a circrnstancias
especiales, creo que serian plausibles
siempre, para ell mejoramiento de las
ciudades.
La ley Sc ha puesto en- vigor al
punto, y muy pronto Sc sentiran sus
resultados. que no podran meno que
ser benificiosos para San Antonio.
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Con ell Lie. BorregO.

FL Lie. Ignacio Borrego, que, du-
rante la administration maderista, fue
diputado al Congreso de Ia Union, Y
en- epoca de la Convention S~oberana,
ocupo el puesto de S~ecretario de Go
b~ernaci6n, nos hizo las s~iguientes de-
claraciones:
-Opino que Mexico no debe apar-
tarse de Ia Inca de Ia ~ncutralidad,
porque en- la neutralidad es donde es-
ii 81 interes collective de la patria. y
porque, no habiendo recibido agravio
de ninguna de las naciones en- guerra,
no existe motive fundado para am
biar de determination, nj circunstancia
poderosa que obligue q nueStro pals a
entrar en- Ell conflicto. Mexico no tie
ne interes ninguno en- Ia acrual que
ira. Bastante tiene con trastor-
nos interiors;, para pensar en- ARE
glar Ia paz del nundo, y no creo que
recibiera, al fin de cuentas, ningGn
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ESPiTETISNS
alSTozIA

81 sol &c MAYO. HeEGor!as ds Ia lai.E'sG--
ri6n ;TgnceSa. Con yTGSsdOs. = > -
81 CerTo de las GaLpaltaS. e -
EplsOd!0s MiIitaTes Htzlcanos- "cSL'S
Iu~trrpuGrur.4 InEI,.'3 aiitNI'a"a'
s,.,or,A Ce Rom.a CUIuprrCuc resde tos III
xs1ss de Roms, hSSts IA ca.ds Gel h-.S-
RIO romano de OCcldeaIe. -.
sfsloriS de GFecia, le>Cc los !!eIa.uS ~
rcicos haSIs Ia deSntnbTsclon GVl ~
perio de A~le!sndro. .
pcr Ducl6S Salinas. . =" 80,
Historic Parrta. Por Sserra. :" ~
EisLor,s De Mexico, ?Oc Eerd.a, desuS loS
"a, RIO =Irnpu-. naSEa ia 'AIds ue' =
Kuado Imperio. In toElo teta. 80
Rr--url, GetieTal &c Mexico, p0r Ld!4'e -
Sist0rts Universal. Ed.r.5u te iuJo. =" 80
- Intervention y el ImpeTio, 20? SaaLC
Alvarez. I ,omoS. pasta Iele. =" t'.eS
=. hsiestad CaiGs. NoTela historical &c IA
reYoluctjn mgleri>ta- - -
- asyIiuc1sn de Mexico ) ii lmpeTi&Li>i4V
Yankee. OSrs pOliucs ds iutcrcS. =, -
Los InSurgsnEes. Relstos de Ia hsu'!eCC.GL
contra ESpcha- ;, e
Memories de IN GUeTrlllero. HlSIoTIa ue -
Guerra de Re:Orma. 10
ssrrar;ones Hist0TiCdS NeNcanaS- Lt"'lt..G
seg y leysndas. 0hra destinsos a IN.
var sI ssntimleutO pat-lO en- el coraLot ue
Irs n,ios de Mexico llESITaaS COZ sEaD@-
dos Y ~caraiuls a %c0lores: -
a.cerfots ' Csudillo. Gbrs relStFs 3 L;
Guerra DC Independence. . =" l."
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IMPERIAL TURKISH BATH
PARLORS.

sos Z. Houston st. Casa de Banos.
La unica en- ell Sur. Venga Y sera
bien atendido. Banos turcos, rusos,
de tina, massage, etc. ADV.
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OBRAS De VENTA
u.BRE,RIA De LCNACLO E. LOzAN0
"a CASA MAS AcaEDTTADA LA LAS sEGURA a QUE TENE Ell MEJoR sURIIDo "A oE
ygNDE MAs sARATo. LOS rEDIpos Sc DEsRACHAN PR cORREo CON Los GAsTos
pAcADos, e. BusMo OLA QUE Sc REcBA La oRDEN.
7 CIEACIAS OCULTaS

CIavTcula del Reg ~SaioTl0dn .-........ o.2L
DlcCtonarlO Internal. COrtiene magta plan
CT. roiG Y neGT3. apsriCiOnes. etc 10
DGsma { Ritual de Ia AHA MaSia- t.oalc-
ne Il ~lTi1n-uiC o. Solomon. "a CaO2la, Sc
Cretos del eIitn. nicrOmancta. etc:-. S-,Ei
EncflriiiCnes. GrimotloS Y P~entaSutos ~
Il Dragon RoIo, O seq Ell arc de maauSf
81 p0der del P5usam!enIo. Su domihlo y
CRItu-d. Como "s:udtar 81 Vuetza.. w
[! Libvo Internal. TT9ISdo de las c!enClaS
ocLliaS. Cyntiene eI lih-O de san Cipr!a-
no. Clsvicula dc SalCTl6n. el Dragon nc
10 Y "a Eabra Internal. etc i.J'
- VartlH1ru Dragon Rolo. EncaGtd!lientcS.
inoc6 dr bir2TSf Invisible. etc $500. 3-gl
la iran Nar.la AliytE?dOra....-.-..- V-%9
LIhFu Nq.no lie san CfprtaLo. Edirlon uni
ca Y ~ranlple,a del flmOSo GTtH!Orlo. 2-Uh
la CIaylcuIa Gel HeChicCro, o LLbrO de San
Ciurlaao. con inIinidad de SecretoS w.
Ia GrGa Magil SUP-sTn7 .-.----.-.---- ~
Nanual Dc MaSla Blanca 1890. 49, I.23
Manual &c Hagi3 RoJa .-..-.-...-.... V-s2
Manual is NaElg NEg"2 ........... So. Ue'
Sacre;Qs De los Carlos Arte de ana 3
lOdOs los IIeg0s 49,. .-..-.-.-- ~!
Snrrp:os De Alberto Fl GrEade ....--.-. O:25
cscTetas de h. TTSStiGtSlfdcion ' ia mars:
LecclonCs prSCt!caS dc eScaH-oteo.- i.N
S.cretoS del Inferno -......- .--.-.- O"sS
TeSOTo de NtlagroS &c Ia Cruz de- CdTaEa,
Ca. Ver!stc:8 iCvs del oculliStno O.5A
VcrtaderO Horoscope para aCivinaT ei por5
y6nir W."
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Uicne de- Ia ia. pag.)

tente," 81 estas lie facilitan el sufi-
ciente dinero para cubrir sus gastos
V pagan sus deudas. Esta es mi OPT
Mon sobre ell particular; pero, en- to-
do case. subsiste mi primera declara-
ci6n: En- principle, a Mexico lie con
viene una n~eutralidad absolute. Y
conste que yo soy a~liadofilo de cora
ION Y que ardientemente desearia ell
triunfo de las naciones aliadas sobre
el miiitarismo prusiano.
Lo que opina ell Lie. Garcia Naranjo
A MeXico-nos dijo-le convene
ahora una neutralidad absolute. No
Sc ~necesita caviar mucho para COM
prender que 10 que mas necesita Ne
xico es IN apartamiento total de Ia
actual guerra. Esta es Ia unica ruta
que garantiza la supervivencia de la
patria. Que Ia patria siga viviendo a
cualquier costo, para que nuestros hi
Jos tengan oportunidad de curar las
heridas que nosotros no hemos podido
cauterizar. Por Mexico, TODD. e. ma
yor sacrifice que hicieramos por ia
vorecer a uno de los bandCS beligeran-
ties europcos, no seria nj siquiera es-
timado. FL mismo Dir. Zimmerman
declare en- plcno Reichstag, que los
m~eXicanos cranes de Ia misma raZa
que los japoneses. Va estamos Wen
do tambien como le esta pagando tia
liza a Alemania su deuda de gratitud
por los servicios prestados ell 40. va,
igualmente, nos consta como Bulgaria
ha corresponding a Ia ayuda cue lie
presto Russia para obtener su indie
pendencia. y 81 todos estos ejempios
no fuesen demasiado e~locuentes, bas-
ia recordar el desmembramiento de
Polonia. realiZaGo en- parte por los
mismos paises de Quienes era aliada,
para comDrender que la gratitud es
una palabra hueca, cuando Sc trata de
las colectividades. Por estas raZones,
ell deber de los mexicanos consiste, no
en- procurar Una neutralidad que IA
vorezca a Alemania, como 10 preten-
dia Carranza con Ia nota a las nacio-
mes en- guerra, sino una ncutralidad
que ~favorczca a Mexico, como 10 an
hcla el sentimiento nacional, para bien
de Ia patria y provecho de sus hijos.
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AyEyTIR4s nE SHERLOCK HOLMES
Is 20 cent2vcs t0mo)

AyEvTiR&S De SHERLOCK HOLMES
Is 20 centavcs tomo)
FL yandetOr de CaGiyeTes.
1t r36U del d'amante aZul.
n hi,a del uSurerO-
bIlrsNeh. Ell piratl dei TaneSiS.
lack e. GeSTrlpdd0r.
Los uroafderOS r2iSoS de LOncreS
Il mais!7 S4nsrisnta.
IT HySG.Co criminal.
Fl ,e>iafGertO del director.
IN Ia FScreIa del CriGnen &c P~ittshuTs.
Sherlock Holmes Y 81 contE2odnaiSis us
nDio.
4 IaS pusrtas de IL 2auerte
"a NC5a r0ia De Paris.
ID bCStlB hj;EGna-
tins roche te terror.
+! rrHn icl collar de perlss-
Is ll.1fce pCSaLa del C8ro.
&! uauira%lo d. Corfl.
FL rev de ,OS bgndidCS.
ASESTCRAS DE JOHN g RAEFLES-
Ga 81 rSEiav"S Cada tomO)
e. !nc5-EltO mlStCTlnSU.
In rho 81 II F9!aCiO Rea-
e principe WEadoT.
81 as4llo cn Ct sleeping.
e av.s rCsO.
II h.retsCo Ge Ess!est0Hs-
FL -ycrejU del Sniiio.
81 FY"-.d-H!r 1e las COloDiaS
(! T-I>p SaiEs2dcr.
Ia dulrrIig TGDtlGG.
f TLSIl 81 uc.SO.
FL te>prO del R,.Ehi.
II wiz d. ho1.S.
ii ;psgro l.pl EStad0.
e sar@r Toe del sol.
En- Ia -airCcr2-
Il SJc.c;U del ieSoFO-
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Sovclas a 10 centsvos

Soyclss a 10 centsros
Arte de buscar nartdo.
Amor Y martirio.
Calyarto de amor.
El noYio prest2do.
Fl Durgaiorio de las solteraS.
Fl paratso de lss muieres.
FL inferno de las hom6res.
FL hlda de los ma-ss.
Ell nido de ruiSefores.
FL Collar de esmeraldSs.
FL ST de las nlias.
FL alma en- IN Oeso-
La hiia dc las flores.
La hlel en- los labios.
"a mia de los jazmines-
LIZ Vluda allegro.
La corte del amor.
La princess del dollar
La hiIa de Venus.
Las obreraS del smor.
Las hijas del champasss.
las EVas mcdernaS.
Marina O IL hija de las olaS.
Malditas sean lss muleTes.
MalditOs sean los hombres.
Nalditas sean las suegrsS-
Maldito e 81 amor.
Maldiios sean los celos.
Fasionarlas ie amor.
poruIIe sc cgsan los hombres
porTlIr Sc caSan Jas mujeres.
Forqus pecan las mujeres
pOrGue reinciden las Yiudas.
Porcus muTmuran las Vlelss.
por seguir 4 una mu!eT.
Su maiestad ell Amor.
fyivs mi nHVta,
hzuCela, pOr Carlota BTSe!ne-
Fora. por CGrlola Br1eme.
FL Recerrc De Gro.
FL hijo mRldito.
FL manuscript de nj msdre-
Maria, pOr Jorge lssscs-
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FL saneamiento en........
(ylene dc Ia p-Imero pisna).

O fueran anzuelo de incautos para
lievarlos a 81.
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P9ESLA

Y; pxrrsSo GerICaa0. = tonos-.--.-.-lT
pcr Manuel u. Flores. . " 95S
possiIs De Antonio FlaZs. "
poasiEs de Manuel ACuAs. ." o'0o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-06
Nuevo Leon ~sgitado......
(Viene de la 1a.)

de Ia tremenda dictadura contra Ia
cual combatieron los ~carrancistas, no
Sc atrevia a 10 que hoy Sc atreve,
pues en- pleno periodic constitutional,
tuvo que detenerse en- su accion con-
ira ell Banco, ante ell panico Y ell desc
quiIibrio comercial que su primera dis
posici6n cause. Y sin embargo, ell
Banco no fue i~ncautado, nj los en-
pleados a~rrojados a la calle, nj abier-
tas las cajas de fierro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-06
Ell Lie. OctaviO Paz, por Ia neu-
tralidad.

Ell Lie. Paz, que es Representative
de Emiliano Zapata en- los Estados
Unidos, sc sirvio decirnos 10 siguien-
tie:
Mexico neccsita ser aosolutamen-
te neutral, porque no tiene intereses
ningunos que reclamen SUI interven-
ci0n en- la actual guerra. nj clemen-
tos que aportar para su curse o ter
mino. 81, por d~esgracia, Mexico en-
trase de parte de cualquiera de los
bandcs beligerantcs. no tendria, a
l. postre. ringun bcncficio que agra
decor, sino. al contrariO, desgracias
que lamentar. Sin embargo, juZgo a
Carranza capaz de hacer TODD aqueIlo
que pueda darle algun provecho para
81 V para los suyos. sin fijarse en- ell
interes nacional Y unico de Ia super
vivencia de Ia patria, ' por ESQ no
d~escarto la posibilidad de que, insti-
gado por pasiones o compromises eS-
peciales, saiga de la n~eutralidad que
Sc ha propuesto guardian Y entire del
lado de los aliados en- ell conflicto con-
tinental. Y no digo mas, porque mi
critica situaci6n me imposibil!ta para
agregar una palabra.
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Pediran amparo.

Ped1ran ampar0.
Sc nos informa tambien de que ell
Consejo de Administration del Banco
~incautado, en- la imposibilidad de con.
seguir que no Sc consumara ell hecho,
nj de llegar a ningun acuerdo para
evitarlo, aunque fuera en- parte, ha de-
cidido pedir amparo a la Supreme
Corte de Justicia, 10 cual Sc hara en-
breve, contra los actos de aquel Con-
sejo de Incautacion.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20

A. c. Gilbert is spending few days
at home with his family while the strike
is on at Blewett.
Dad Reid the veteran track walker
who is located east Of town was visitor
to the city Wednesday.
]. A. Warman has the distinction OF
being the first purchaser at Shells
COME ctionery Store.
Louis Mundt has the pleasure oil
acting as draymap for ]. B. Duncan.
A. G. Stage accompanied by j. A.
Warman moIored to Wenatchee
Wednesday.
The Union service held at the Com
munity Church Sunday night under the
Auspices OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society was we'll attended
Rev. Chas. Maxfeld was the principle
speaker.
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PeShaStin

Mrs. Mabel Hollenbeck is visiting
at the home of her mother Mrs. ]. S.
Coons.
C. S. Taylor formerly resident OF
this vicinity but now an employee OF
the Wenatchee Meat Co. is aiding the
installation Of machinery for new
meat market in Leavenworth.
Mr.. James O'Connel Deputy Sheriff
is now guarding the Wenatchee river
bridge near town.
We notice that Mr.. Gossman Supt
of the County farm is driving new
Ford.
Frank Shell has finally got possession
OF the store building occupied formerly
by J. B. Duncan aud has fine line oil
candy and gum, pop corn and nuts.
Mr.. Mccoy has sold his stock oil
candy to Frank Shell who will handle
the candy business for the city.
P. N. Gregory and James Harris
were visitors at Wenatchee Tuesday,
while there they checked up the con-
scription numbers for several of the
boys.
John Ephrantis section foreman was
on the sick list for few days, but is
now improving.
J. B. Duncan and family who have
been contemplating a change for the
past five months have at last taken
leave OF absence having departed Mon
day about $3.50 a. m.
Arnold Bigelow and wife motored t
Walk Walla to visit Mrs. Bigelow'
sister they expect to be gone sometime
and may visit the Sound before return
| ing.
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Blewett

Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Hill, son Jack
and Miss Bertha French returned to
Spokane Monday after spending few
DAYS as guests at the Frank French
home.
Mrs. Phil Baudin and children re-
turned from Soap Lake Sunday after
spending the past few weeks with her
husband who is there for treatment.
Blewett enjoyed one of its old time
dances last Saturday night. A good
crowd plenty OF ice cream and every
one reports fne time.
]. W. McCullum and family, also
Walter McCullum and family left camp
Monday to work in the harvest. They
left in covered wagons travelling to-
wards Spokane.
Saturday night July 2lst is the big
night in Blewett. HSglers music.
Everyone come out and join in the fun
Ice cream, and real lemonade.
After a shut down OF two DAYS in the
logging camp on account OF the l. W.
W. walkout, the logging camp has
resumed operations.
We have the coolest place in the
valley, all who are doubtful, come up
/ and see.
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II. X. Berry coulu not stay Ou' vi 'ii'
harness long. He has accepted
position in the Cash Grocery.
Miss Ida Haase returned on the
afternoon train Thursday from Seattle
where she spent the past ten days.
Mrs. w. w. Rice came down from
Winton on the afternoon train yesterday
She says Winton is quite busy place
and many get off there to go to We
natchee lake.
Mrs. Jack Farrell and her two sisters,
the Misses Dnpslach, returned from
Seattle yesterday afternoon after spend
ing two weeks with friends on the
Sound.
John Hadene, from the White river
valley was here this week. John says
everybody in his part oil the country is
busy and will have good crops of hay,
potatoes and vegetables.
Geo. Siverly from the Wenatchee
lake district was here this week. He
reports the Little Wenatchee and the
White river falling. The dry hot wealth
er OF the past two weeks has been a
benefit. The hay crop in the country
around Wenatchee lake will be heavy.
Messrs. VIM. McCord and Jas. W.
Kirkwood arrived from Seattle yesterday
and are guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c G. Smythe. With Mr.. Smythe
they expect to go to Wenatchee today
to attend the corner stone laying OF the
new postoffice, which is to be under
the direction OF the Masonic fraternity.
A number OF the Masonic brethren
from here went to Wenatchee today
to witness the ceremony.
A. c. Barclay announces Geraldine
Farror, Americas leading actress in
Joan the Woman" as the attraction
at the Scenic Theatre next Tuesday
evening. This play is based on the
life Of the mortal Joan and is one OF
The finest productions ever thrown on
he screen. Barclay says he is after
he best, and theatre goers should
show their appreciation of the picture.
Mr.. J. D. Day of the Day and Baxter
-anch. one OF the largest and best fruit
.anches in the upper valley was here
yesterday having brought Mrs. Baxter
10 town to take the train for Seattle
after spending few days on the ranch.
Mr.. Day says the companys orchard is
100 young to produce large crop OF
apples this year but that he expects to
have several thousand boxes. The
trees, he says, look thrifty and have
made very satisfactory growth.
Shortly after the strike on the city
water works improvement, in the Icicle
canyon, which occurred last Tuesday,
another crew of men was secured and
the work is going on, but rather slowly
on account of the heavy rock work.
The object being to put the pipe line
on solid foundation, and cover it up
where possible. Heretofore the pipe
line was carried down the canyon on a
trestle and in the winter is froze up
and caused an interruption in the city's
water supply.
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Do Not Start Fires in Forest

To do so without first getting a per
NIT from the forestry department is an
offeuse punishable by fine OF not less
than sos 25 80"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20

Clvde Jones was arrested the past
week by Game Warden Ross Watson
for violation Of the game laws. Jones
was charged with having trapped bear
during the closed season, He was
h,opght before Justice Of the Peace
Graham and fined $40 and costs.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-07-20

Mrs. Mabel Hollenbeck is visiting
at the home OF her mother Mrs. ]. S.
Coons,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10

test by the Cosdcn on company ana
Iotchcr.
Duluth & Oklahoma on 60.
has the gus in the SO. . ON the Myers
farm, northeast quarter Of 2N- ~.
luu,l. control and Will pump mud INTO
DO to Nl' iD entirely for the ucNt daF
or two This well Eoi The big gas a'
..H4u feet. ton feet higher than tie
$50. pot tho same formation.
Blackwell Du a Gas GO. is drilllnR
ut 3.aIs feet In the test ON the Ellwood
farm, southwest quarter ot '-@N-I''
~ MAIDE-Thc Mnudc on x Gas
eco. is preparing o shoot .is test
lu Is-T-5 in sand frou -.902 to 2,'tf
feet
skouy ma others have a rig mp for
% t..t ir N-1-5.
rrc Prairie on 4 Gas CO. test on
Tine Cuu farm in 1-t-a Is casing at
Tho Ok1homl star Ou company is
duurg ut Zoo feet In its test In
Tho Nlnc oil company has a RIG up
for % test IN 2i-N-i
VI BLNCkWELI-Thc blackwell
OIL a Gas Go. test ou the EllWuod
farm i'm 7-2S.lc is shut down az $3.50
feet with 1000 feet of water in the
hole"
The Silurian OIL company test I'm
i-2N.1c is uudcrrcnmiug the siN-inch
10 tho top Of stray sand at $3.50
feet
Tho Mid-Co test on the Larrabee
farm in 2t-2s-Iw is making 100 bar
Iplg ON the uufup.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-10
COTTON

New York stock Last.


NEW YORK. Jan. 0.--An early decline was
followed by an advance into the ground for
the movement in the cotton market this
afternoon with Nav contracts selling at
l0.Osc or 81 per bale above last night =
closing figures Offerings increased sharply
in the late trading however, and that delivery
closed Mt : soc. with the general list closing
unsettled at net advance OF TO points.
Tho market opened steady st an advance
of l point on January, but generally to II
points lower in response to relatively easy
cables The census figures showing ll,O45,'
o25 bales giuned 20 January I were cons'd.
cred more iuiish than otherwise, but seemed
10 be the signal for rather active realiLiae
on the part Of recent buyers while the aA'
vance of approximately 2i5 points from the
low level Of last month Appeared responsible
for reactiouary sentiment. The market was
easier right after the opening and before
the end of the first hour sold at about II
10 81 points net lower. Offerings seemed TO
be pretty well absorbed around ls.30c for
March aud Is 66c for July. however, and the
market developed Increased strength during
the middle Of the day.
There was q continued demand from spot
house sources during the afternoon, but
realizing was heavy In the last few minutes
with the close showing reaction Of l5 10 81
points from the best. There was no chance
In the general character OF the news from
the south. private wires received here re
porting continued firmness In the interior