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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02
desiertas de h.FgGs
las z0Rzs matthias
pro1ibIaas
AMSTERDAM. Malzo &i.-Er

AMSTERDAM, Ma!zo &1.-En
IN dcs9acho Official pub.jcaIo por {!
Almirautazgo alvman en- Berlin. y
rccibido aqui hoy, Sc dice que du-
rante Ia nochc del Is al - del ac-
tual, una pArtc de las fucrzas nava-
les alcmanas Sc inferno ell lbs 10
mas prohibiias hahicndo crUzado por
las aguas al SUI de Ia costa mori-
d:rraI De Ing!@tc2ra. &c" eZccr-
cian del vapor iugitS armada Mus
cote" dice cl citado dcspacho, que
cncontramoS en- I'm punto a ocho
mil}as de LowcStoff y que fuG ccha.
DO q pique ali mismo. minguras
fuerzas Gc guerra del cnrmigo, n.
barcoS mcrcant"s. fHcron ~ohSrrvadoS
por nucstros barcoS. Sjctc micrnbros
de Iii tripuIaci6n del "Nascotte'
fucron hcchos prisjoncros.'
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En- Ia regldn n0rte del Allan
ticO opera otrO Corsa-
rio aIeman
NUEEA TORK. T:arzo II. b

NUENA TORK. 5:arzo II. b
vapor de carga americana "Mongo-
liza" cncontr6 a un corSario alemam
en- Ell .Atlantico, en- Il n punto sltua-
do como a 100 millas al orientc dc
Sandy Hook. e! martcs ultimo. Sc
gun informcs proporclonados por
los miembros dc Ia t~ripulacion de
dicho barco que lego aver a este
puerto. FL corsario no hizo ningUE
intento por dcncter al Mongolia,
concrctandoSe a maniObrar Alfredo
dor del barco a una distancia como
dc media milla, cnviando durantc
toda csa maniobra mcnsajcs radio
graficoS a otro barco corsario que
prohabIcmcute sc hallaba en- aIguna
parte no muy distantc del horizoD-
tc.
FL captain Emery Rice Y la III
pIlaci6n del Mongolia, compucsta
de 14l miembros. de los cualcs Sc
renta Y dos son americanos, eStu-
vicron obscrvando dctenidamente la
maniobra del corsario, Y que por
mas de dos horas estuvo rodcando
al barco americana. cmprcndicndo
lucgo Ia Marcia hacia un rumbo
opuesto al que llevaba aqucl. Nj q
captain nj ninguno de los tripulan-
tas del Mongolia pudieron sin en-
barge. proporcionar detallcs sobre
ell corsario aleman.
La opinion dc los oficialcs de la
tripulaci0n del Mongolia, cs Ia dc
que el citado corsario aleman. cs cl
vapor ingies St Theodore que fuc-
captIrado por el "Moewe' en- Di-
cicmbrc del ano pasado en- la region
mcridional del Atlantico, pero csta
version no parece vcridica. pucS les
p2rhos rccibidos de Copcnhague
aver. ind;can que el citado barco
fuc hEndido cerca del Rio ia
metro. Los unicos datos que los tr;- ,
pulantes del Mongolia dieron del
corsario dicho. son los de que lIcva- ,
ba tres grandes canoncs emplaZados +
sobre el puente, que tenia dos mas
tiles Y una chimcnea. sicndo su We
lvCidad dc dieciseis nudos por ho!a.
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los ingleses capturaron una
faia de territorio al yores-
te de Peronne y noroes
:e de San Quintin
En- Ia Mesopotsmia han
exteadido sd. o1eraclo-
mes hasta 80 miiias de
Ia fEeatera pe'sa

LONDEES. Ahgii lo.-NUcros avan
res per las tropqa arclc-fvanceSas CT
i nor,e lie Francia. zen Ia captura
lie 2-nco Villas mas Ia extension de
as uusrac.uneS de as fIsrZaS 5Tlta
3Icas pn IL NescDotaH.ia. haSta trein
2 mi.laS de In fro3ter2 persia. son
as principles nctlciaS recl5idae en-
sta capital. relatiyas 4 las opera
zones E.!.iLareS en- 0 drverSaS trcn-
> de balai,a. du:ant,t el dia &c aver.
e terreno canaGo poT los lnglcSeS
en- FranCIa. Cumprendc Uaa taJa Ge
IerritCriu S.tuaIa Al noI-St> de Pc
rome y 4. norocstc dc San QuInt.E.
en- Il .,uc 80 hailau c0MTrca@idaS Gin
&C villas u.e fueroR tambitn ocu3a-
las por las rropas del general Hang.
a saber: HeudlrourJ. 81. Emile, Man
tey!!le. NernanG y SuyecoCTt. Este
, ayanlc vIene u prol>H&ar III POGO mas
Il Sa.:ente Ge IN Inca britannica, en-
G.uecy,un &c San Quintm.
las Villas IL Martevl!le. Ncymaid
y Solecourt. que Se enCUentran SllG"'
Ias al nUr0e>te de San QuIntIn ell III
.If1 st S.!S 4 uvnO miIias. luerrn
| -cunadds por los IHgle>cS vencienGo
p re,,stencia de los alemaneS. La
| artilleria britannica tamDlen Jugo Ia
| Importance papel en- esta manlooIa
iugrauuo GesalUj4r 4 los alenancS &c
| Us UySiS.uneS en- ST. Emile, Al or!cn-
te de. NilierS- FaucUn sobre e! 1e-
rrocarrll uue CORE al sur de War
Going.
\ 10 largo de- RIO Cologne los IN.
-lcses tdmbicn hicierOn un avancc, '
Capturarun las villas de Jeantourt-
dey,tt.v y ElcudlcoUrt. Berlin adm'-
o =. pc.diau de Hcl@lICOuft Y 81
EimllIe, pero declara que I'M Htaque
Ja los irylgseS al norte de MeLZer-
ourr. villa Situada al norte dc lleUd.
! ~oyrt. fu, rechazaGo por los tcutones.
Al surcSte de Arras tamDlen sc ma
cstado uSrando III clcarnIzado cont
tate.
Les iranccsc> por 81 parte. han
| echo tamb.Cu nucvos av~nceS. 81 Erih
| ,pal lie clos al norcSte de SolS>onS'
, y~ernazarCn cIncV contra ata4ueH
} .ue los aieG.aueS ~empTendIcrOn Ell eL
ectgr lie Ia Champagne. en- "a region
.. E.r.rv. I'll informe alemHn en-
.mbic, ase-ara que les teutohes re-
! -huzarun q los franceSeS en- Nfe&ny
, cue or las cersantas de Arras tu-
| .icrcu I'll "ncUcntro con los mgIeScS,
n 81 que ootuvieyon IN eNIto b
i eue.NigO.
+! lyance DE- los ingieSe> en- la Me-
,orotamla tamDien ha Seguido efec-
-u;.uduSe con nay regular cZlto, Ma
5lynsio>c ~uc>to las tropaS br'tanicas
N csrt&r,o Uuevamente con las tur-
.cs ,;uc -. Han rctIrado de IA region
Re Kut-cl-.imara. y Bagdad Y que
para ahYra mar recibldo numerosos
rcfucrZos. Encaruizadcs comoateS
,"u tea;45 iugar en- las cercanias dc
srhel iiaurin y NJ, ! Robat, en- las
.ecfnGades del rio Diala.
Los ineIaseS SC hallan ahOra a treln
a m!,!as dc Ia frontera persia, POGO
mas o mencs. = SUI union con las tro-
oas n~oScovitas que vicnen avaaZan-
% al ~,cciGente. guiza no Sc dllate arr
"A lie una SenSaRa, 81 los avance dc
nlS \ c.roS s:guen e~fectuandose con
i misnC exile que haSca ID fecha.
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10 Gle DiCE.N LOS MEDIGOs

Fl Dr, ]: w. Lea, Utah: En- ms a aIio;
dr praciica. no he cnconirado aIso Gu,.
mejors a Aiicr- i-ka."
Ell pr. W. 4. Line. West Rsden. Ind.
'tso Adlcf-l Ia on hi prictica y no h.
rTcpIIIados mediclia que IL. snPcrc.r
III Or. +. VI. f'retiyman. MaIiariI. MINI
ESQ Adlcrsi-ba. en- tUdas las rnrcrincda-
'frS dc los Inte,tnns y he icnido eNiio co;I
ella. .Alsunos casos no .rcqUicrcn mis- d.
una dCSts
y. HawSs, Drosuista dc Goshen. Ind:
do Adlcr-t-Ra con eIit1 en- chfcrmedadcs
del estomaao. No ba perdido a un solo pa
ciente y ha evttado muchas opcrdcio1cS.'
j: E. PucSett, Gillian. Ark: "Sulria &c
rri5iementet del estomaso. Despues ue rI-
mar Adler l:ka me sicn,o melor que dG
tanic los plllmos 20 amos. No cncuentro Ia
laDrgs para decir las inpUrezas nue JsT
este remedlo fueron' eliminates del sists
ma"
Cora E. Noblc,t, sssceyah, oulas: "Gra:
clas q Adler-i-ka. pucdo d1rmlr en- ids no.
ches aliora, coss que nc podis flaeer antes.'
Ia Se1oT5 J.. A. Austin, Mstland, MIN.
No podia conner nisIn a%liIrenlo, pucs rd
cs.0nago estaba debiltlado. .tdier-i-ks gnc
llizo scnlir rne1or y ahora pnedo trafalgar
y cstoy mciorando."
hilcr-i-ks lr renden soIumcnte las me
iorcS droEucrf1S en- cads ciutad. Las per.
S'ilas Gue enSaif tiftculiad RI phtencrIo.
ueberal dfFigfrSE = The .Sdicr-i-ka cutr-
pirN. -. PtJl. NuIcsuta. auirncs arrcyiar5.I
para que 10 obirnra.
sc Nefde Ell san Antonio pOr IT.. t..
Wagner Drug Co., Cor Houston d Ave-
uut u ----- -------- 1910
advertisement
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II. DIE. ! LH~ IDti\n- In lbs
INlESIiNDS

La ~arcldICill> dcbr ~ urircn Tr1n"lItit-
iuriic ! Jos vruruu- \ tpNinaS que - FER
mCnlan On los il-icSiinOS. Is una rnicrIn"-
dad Causadd fCr Una elimination liunru-
i'ta G in>uTicIrnle De lGs iuirstinOS. Adcmas
lie Ia APPENDICITIS, cas-! tDhas Ias deniS en-
fgTHlgGHtr> 50 Gcber 4 los lnlrSliTus sd
CiOS. la nerviOsIIad, insomnia, ! iar1cc8F.
son siEIDnraS TrprIcnlCS &c rnvrnrnaEu'enhJ
act >iSIrlna aCi.it" 4 las materials Cn dcs.
~rGmp0sGCl6n GrUtr0 dr. les nlCsiiuUS. Id
lrrtlaCi6n to Ia rciisl. ~liricullad en- IL
respiration. s"1'imiCDt1 dc nTTCsjrn on
los pulnpnes'y airCGcdDr Del coraAOIl. -
dcbcn ta-nlji"n 4 mcnudo 4 Ia preston Qgt:
los 2a>rS rJCrrcm on los luIeSllHr-. Y r>i"S
gases los fUriuiu los aIim"niu- ~ ir-ruut-
ppSIcInn que UghyTian scr "NI"lit.DS- II -
Iaiu de ran~dI~i"iu Y Hburrimi"Ui" Gj'
>ICIIlCu miri:a~ ~I,"TSuIIS. 81" driC Il NCrC-
4 lbs yrncuU$ Ell los iHt.-tu;Us.
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H. INTERIOR. T. aim mas important" con
~"rvar los inleslinp> llrmpIUS que layaI>c
las lIalu> Y 81 %cli"rIo. porGuc To- lhIligiics
IT, uurn- Que hay "l irclnia pies dr inlrS-
lIIu-. db>urbpn lipidaEcnic los vrrcnoS
aUc OrI-Iu4n la nIdtrria$ IN d~">rcinpuSi-
ri6n que Qurdan on los irtcStino>. No dele
Iur ,>iI> mdicrIaS Sucta> Y oil r"rin"nta-
ri6u qI"irII rn >tI> Int"StinnS pur Naflls
>rInantS. -lno ECIiEL.tS FGERA. fi,uIcrdc
l-IrIl 1nr los ntr >iinO> >lIriU> son Ia eau
"a DC r3-I lniaS las cnfrrneda1cS. Y pH&
uu,-ur r-rGmacr. higaJC q ctlIqlI"r ulro
81 rano del cucTIo humane pucdr runrin-
UIr ron rc@IiaTiGld ruaIido haya IN cen
'n &c lnrccrlun que dc>pIdc gases J rcne-
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LONDRES. Marc &l.-EI Ami
rantazgo britanico rcfjricndosc a la
declaration del Ministcrio dc Mari
ma alcman, de que fuerzas navaIcs
aIcmanas habian cruzado por las
aguas de Ia costa meridional dc In
glatcrra, dice;
"Duran,c la nochc del % al %
DC Mario Sc observe a.gun fueso 4
varias millas de Lowcstoff. NucS-
tras p~atrullas fucron enviadas al Ia
gar dc los acontecimicntOs. pero no
halo ningunos balros cncmlgpS.'
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DE COMO E.irAR ~ ENrERuhr!p

La maRCra lie .rllar lls Intermediates -,
icn"r arrcgladus y Ell funcIunc> los ln;c--
tiuos. A>I collp lnLu 81 Wugdo iliupla 81
exterior lie IL CueIpo, dsbs de- LINIIAh=L
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ESTO S0BRE
IA APPENDICITIS

Is una ruttIniI9 SorprrSa paraslaS pcrsOna- 3.
que han usado sole las nttdirind> ur,iini
ria> para 81 csiuInaeo y los inlcStinVs.
ron>ISlcnte eli 1cHiics y lstIaS.
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en- general ~superiorcs a las baias dc
les aliados. Con rcIacion Il los re-
curses diSHoniblcs IN difcrcncia cs IT,
davia mayor mayor. No nay que Vi
vidar tampoco que las dc los aliados
han aImcntado con 81 cjcrcito ruma-
no. Por otra partc, los unicos ext
tos que Alcmania ha logrado, los ha.
conscguido en- IN teatro sCcuL dariG.
Frente a sus enemigos PARTICIPATES,
81 situacior economical es interior. Su
artilleria ha perdido la importancia,
Sus rescrvas en- hombres son menos
Humerosas Y dc peor calidad.
:Podra entonces resistir como an
les? Els possible, responds Ell gran dia-
rio americana. peru no parece razona-
bic csrerpr!o,
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TELEFON0-Travis 2i11.

IA PRENSi cS CT prri6dlto mcIleano de
MAYOR rIrcu!ariGn CT los ESiadoS tnidos,
, ,iUr 10 tanIo. 81 nleior para los anuncian-
les.
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nirlja iOds la correspondence al Direc-
tor, en- la rorms si%Suienie-
SIR. lGkAClO E. LOZANO
607 Dolorosa St.-San Antonio, Texas.
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DIARI0 POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PRECI0S DE SUSCRlpCI0S:
En- los EstndeS t'nidos, NtNico. Canada. Gu
ba, Puerto Rico. Panama y las lSlas
FiIiUinaS:

flIplnaS.
III hliu = . . - -. '" 80 ''s .'pV
>PlS IlSSPS . Z. . . 80 .-.$ O'"'
Tres lnrSeS .. -. ;. 4. = ..-S lou
En- Cenir0 Y Sur A terira. (eHc"ptudndo
Panama. Europa V los .enas pafses coin
rrcuditIOs an IL Union Postal UNIVERSAL:
IN allb - - =. . = = -" ~
~eiS m'SHS - : E. : e. 80 - -..S o.Wy
TICS UfStS 49, e. go. = : - " So
la rRENSA puhIlca iamhlfn ma edtcion
.efH maria. las mercedes. sinndo los precioS
IL Sub>rrIprI0n:
En- lus ESladnS l'nidns. Mexico. CaR7da,
rIha. Puerto rice, Panama. Y FiliFtnas:
Tn aiiC . d. &. . -. -. ~ ",
~CIS mcSCS -. -. =. - - : 10y ur'
In Ccniro v Sur America, e1ceptnando
ianarnd. Europa, etc.
Tn ailO -. %. . ..-..s In
Los pages dcbrn haccrSe pOr adelantado.
IN giro postal o dc Express. cdri6 cnrtl-
.Irat!a ! lrlra >Olre N.lera York. Los pre-
los de SIISrriprIna son en- dinerO a;nrrl
canO a 81 eHuisal"ICia en- monedl del pals
de donde SC soliclte ell periodlco.
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La Nueuc Ffeic Prcssc, CT gran 6rgano
Official dc Niena. Calcu!a, por su par
tc, en- tres milioncs el numcro de COM
b~atientes dc Ia primcra Inca franco
anglo-belga: cl dc amctralladoras en-
IS. 900: el de canoncs en- campana
mericano, quo las bajaS alemanas 0
rIz, a Ia IA. nlara rut Ia
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SUSUCRIBASE a IA PRENSA"
VALE so CTS. AL MES
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Cusudo necesite ibros en- espanoi
dir ase a lSnscio E Lozsno.--6o7.
l. r-.s 81. s.s Antonio. Fe1as.
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Ofcns;va alcm tVcrdunl $4,000
Ofcnsiva franc (Vcrdun) $4,000
Opcracioncs itaiianas 100000
Operacioncs rusas 1.70O. 900
Bata!la del Sommc $4,000
Campana de R1mania 10000
O~peraciones divcrsas 200. 900
TOTAL 3~.625,Q00
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Entente.

Ofcnsiva alcm WcSdunl 475.O0O
Ofcns;va franc WcTdGa) l1.CUU
Operacioncs italianas 100000
Operaciones rusas 100000
Batalla del Sommc $50 600
Campaha dc Rumania 100000
0n~racioucs d~iversas 100000
TOTAL $3.50. 900
.Asi d-snluestra 81 %critiCu miiitar a
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RECORTE

usled ' .uar,fe csla direction. para qde ,
IA mIIa,lrr SIS amicOS lle SiitrcH &
rafios. miszruinoS. zizOteS ' SraEoS de I
pIel. con sc. en- limb-eS poSialc> que ia
reH,ila. ts Hsaudo 4 vl!eii4 &c cor!"o. tIdi
20 ne ;,nr5,. una rIji,a de pomads GoHEa
hz. Ia Hr'U.r del muHdn I'ara SstdS o:
frrniec usr~ 0evueIyO Fl dinfro 4 IA p+',
s.na Dr. - "urs Y 10 sane
l-~PiRipIoN GONZALEZ
N r,, - TTSs-
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Compuesto Mitchell

no hay para que temer mas a 10
dolores de Ia maternidad. Ell hac
desaparecer los achaques del embs
razo, suprime los dolores del alum
bramiento, procura IN rapido reSt*
blecimieuto, ejercita acci0n sobr
los pechos = glandulas ]secretoria
de Ia leche dando lugar a que Ia ma
DIRE pucda alimcntar al recicn mac
do, y aEyia a las mujcres nervioss
debilcs o que sufren de period"
irexulzres o dolorosos. No cOHti'
ne ninguna s~ustancia nOciva a !
madre o criatura pr6xima 8 ace:
- , ~pecazita dieTa
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OFERTA ESPECIAL

do de tempo, al recibo de Sl.G0 81
Americana, ls ervisrencs a I'd. po
eorreo certificate, franco De port
n Gaia de COMPUEST0 MT
CHELLA, o seis caias por $500 .
On ejemplar del libro del DR.. J. J
Dye que dice: "C6mo Heg3.r n 81
madre." Escriba HOY MISMO a:
DR.. j: II. Dye Medical Institute,
s27 Lincoie Bldg. Buffalo. N. V
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r.sn ! IL ia. plana, cul. Sal
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A5i demuestra 81 c~ritico miiitar j.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-06-25
Just a Few Of The
Hyiu Hehe Attractions

River Roundup 20 SIS 900 and
the Two hundred head of stock and hun
dred participants Keen competition between Pendeon Rogue
valley Klamath county northern California southern Cafor
MIA cowboy contngens.
by including
Police Band; massed band concerts.
Day and night fireworks, largest display in Oregon.
Unfurling of largest flag in Oregon.
Stupendous patriotic parade Fourth miles in length
Baseball games champion northern California and
southern Oregon teams daily
Baby show
Sweet pea show
Dazzling electrical umnations thousands City
big blaze of red white and blue.
Dancing on three big floors.
Lhia park with sixty shade four mineral and
many attractions.
Merry-gorounds
the kddies
Swimming at two big sulphur natatoriums.
Boy Scout encampment and sports.
Free-oral sports
Auto accommodations for hundreds.
Well organized accommodation information listing
accommodations for fifty thousand.
, Confetti Battles.
Chautauqua building largest
state, newly completed.
Hyu Hehe cheap big good time) spirit
n ~a~n~ a~a~s%a
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-06-25

hibited the skill of Mexico in the
culinary art. On Thursday the ladies
of the Catholic church came to the
front with boiled beef and dumplings
in a style that brought to mind our
mothers best efforts in the days Of
auld lang syne. This luncheon was
directed by Mrs. Wolf Of the Depot
hotel On Friday the lunch was
spread by the ladies Of the Congrega-
tional church. This was fish din
ner and aroused enthusiasm for its
excellence. The ladies of the Meth
odist church occupied the front on
Saturday with a chicken dinner with
dumplings. If the Methodists live
like that at all times, almost the writ
er is persuaded to be Methodist.
But taken as a whole, and II one
intended to be guided by these lunch
cons in the selection Of the church
he preferred to join, fear the result
will be confusingAthey are each par
excellence in theft character. If the
Methodist ladies all know so well how
to cook chicken as did those who
prepared this Saturday lunch, we are
mt surprised that the Methodist min
listers are intemperate in their prefer
ence to chicken. Yum, yum, yum!
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-06-25

placed at $4,000 and her actual sub
scription was $40, 400. Ashland over
subscribed her Liberty bond allot-
ment by more than 81, 900, so that
1t will be seen that patriotism abides
here.
The organization for the canvass
reflects great credit on tie organiza-
tion effected by the executive COM
mittee headed by Chairman Carter.
All the teams of solicitors are entitled
to great praise for the efficiency they
exhibited. Special mention must be
made of the efforts of the ladies, who
were on the job early and late and
all the time. The luncheons served
in the beautiful banquet rooms of the
Elks Temple each day at noon, to the
workers, was feature long to be
remembered by the workers who en-
joyed them. The first was given by
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
on Tuesday and brought forth de-
served praise for It's excellence. On
Wednesday the noon hour was under
the supervision of the ladies of the
Christian church, headed by Mrs. Mel
linger, in a menu Ia Mexican, This
dinner raised Mexico in the estima-
tion Of the diners, fit truthfully ex-
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Boxing Tournament
July Fourth and Fifth

A tent ound main event and two
fast preliminaries will be offered at
boxing tournaments to be held at the
roundup grounds under the auspices
of leading Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco fight promoters on the morn
ings of July 4 and 5. Harry Lefko-
witz of THE Referee" a leading
coast sporting paper, arrived this
morning and is making arrangements
for the events. He has secured two
pair of the fastest lightweights in the
west for the two main events. On
the 4th the principals will be Red
Watson of Denver, conqueror of Bud
Anderson, and Fighting Eddie Burns
of Oakland. On the 5th the main
event will be between Fighting John
ny Mccarthy, who has just returned
from the east, where he won twenty
straight fights, and frankie Jones,
who has just won five straight in
Portland. These events will be the
greatest boxing maches on the coast
this Fourth and will attract large
numbers of fight fans from the coast
cities.
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There will be something-and not
just one something, but several some
things doing every minute of the
three big days and nights of the Hyiu
Hehe Hyiu Hehe is Chinook Indian
iargon for heap big good time and
the Hyiu Hehe spirit is to hold full
sway over the city.
Attractions to please the children
and the women as well as the men
folks will be offered in profusion.
The program in full is being ar
ranged today and with the time of
every event will be published in the
next issue of the Tidings.
No other community on the Pacific
coast is attempting a celebration
which can compete in point of size
or completeness with the Ashland
Hyiu Hehe, no other celebration has
been so well organized, and with the
wonderful record of last years sue
cess behind this years celebration
and roundup the greatest crowd ever
assembled outside of Portland and
the largest crowd ever gathered In
city of Ashland's size on the coast
is sure thing.
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1t was good.
The ladies of the Baptist church
decorated the banquet rooms and
demonstrated their patriotism as well
as artistic taste. Flags and flowers
in profusion were woven to thrill all
who we're fortunate to feast in such
environment. Miss Lillian Patterson
must not be forgotten. With un-
bounded enthusiasm, taste, tact and
talent she presided over each days
entertainment in such a manner as to
win universal applause. The lady
workers were all in their Red Cross
uniforms and with dignity carried
each days effort to successful and
delightful conclusion.
Many windows in the business part
of the city were decorated splendidly,
but special mention can only be made
of a few. The Rose Brothers win
dows and those OF Alnutt u Pracht
we're decorated by the Honor Guard
Girls and brought many an expression
of surprise and delight. Vaupel's.
McNair Brothers, Poley's and the
East Side Pharmacy we're very beau
tlfully and tastefully decorated. In
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-06-25

Ashland's Red Cross allotment
which the city was expected to raise
last week was $1,000. Ashland raised
$40, 400. No wordg praise or fire
works are necessary. The figures
speak for themselves. Ashland placed
herself at the top of the list of patri-
otic cities of southern Oregon. Port
lands allotment and the state allot-
ment were far exceeded as we'll.
Red Cross Aftermath.
The big week in Ashland was COM
pleted Saturday evening with a mon
ster parade of automobiles that
formed at the East Side school and
made the run to Medford. No one
seems to know Just how many were
in the parade, but 1t made a very fine
showing. There were somewhere be-
tween rs and 100 cars, and they av-
eraged at least six TO the car. BAN
ners with proper devices and notices
were displayed. Flags, bunting and
flowers were in profuslcn. Horns and
other devices walked the echoes Of
the still. beautiful evening, and Ash
land fittingly celebrated the momen-
tous occasion. 1t was a red letter
week in the history Of the Granite
City. Ashlsnd's allotment had been
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Grounds Are Ready
For the Big DOingS

Seats to accommodate $4,000 will
be ready for the big doings at the
roundup grounds. The bleachers
have been extended five-sixths of the
way around the track and arena, and
additions built to the grandstand,
including boxes to seat 1900. Two
or three bands will furnish music
during the roundup performance.
Water has been piped to the grounds,
nearly mile of high wire fence
built, four small corrals. a runway
and three big corrals are ready for
the stock, An immense tent barn
houses the Pendleton stock. j. j.
Murphy has had charge of the con-
struction work at the grounds and
surely has accomplished his work
well.