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Evening journal., 1919-12-16
Hermann TO GiUe All His Stars
Nice Salary Boost for 1920

Cincinnati hometown boy, who played
short for Beaumont in The Texas
League, last year. Goldie Is going
south with The team Although the
Reds have a corklng shortstop In Larry
kopf Goldie may make the utility
berth
Hes a c0rking young player" said
Pat Moran. I'm going TO take him
south with us. I am going TO take the
whole squad south and the wedding
out will come then. The waivers asked
on Red players will have no immedl-
ate effect
Then there is ollie ONIara, third
sacker, who dropped from Brooklyn.
20 indianapolis because OF his light hit
tins and then broke out afresh with
the old stick and landed back In the
big show. lie can hardly replace
Heinie Groh. but there is room for
such a man on the team and he may
stick.
Things look bright for the Reds
They'll train in Miami this spring.
Good weather there is almost guaran-
teed.
The Reds viii start the season with
the best pitching staff, the champion
hitter Of the league in Eddie Roush,
and plenty OF young blood and reserve
power, and a corking all-around aggre-
cation of ball players.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

iOaIs
BENEFIT SHOW
FOR SAM JENNINGS

The keystone Field Club viii conduct
wrestling show tomorrow night for
The benefit OF Samuel Jennings, who Is
bedriddcn and unable TO work, and who
has i've small children 20 support. Mr.
Jennings has been a slaunch friend Of
the club. and the boys want to see that
he has as merry a Christmas as is pos
sible under the circumstances.
Among the boys who have agreed 20
donate their services in &c wrestling
bouts are "Bearcat' Virgins, Buck Nc
Guiqan. Jim Diano. Spike Hayden, Joe
De Lucca. Joe Marsello, Sunny Wirts,
Trurby Alarsello, Fred Kelly
The show will commence at $50
o'clock
plans for the 5000 club house drive
are now in formation.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
WILMINGTON A. A. PLAYS
EASTERN LEAGUE RULES

The Wilmington Athletic Association
basketball team will play at phlladel-
phia next Saturday night.
Manager Abrahams was well pleased
with the showing Of the team on sat
urday in the game against Baltimore.
Manager Abiahams has written 20 the
oul-of-tOwn teams. which he has ar
ranged games with. stating that the
local team will play only Eastern
League rules. The team used their new
uniforms In last Saturdays game. The
team is made up OF Morris, Speakman,
Walsh. Thompson, Morrow, Mink and
Cole.
D6wn-State teams including Milford
Dover, Smyrna or Elkton. can get games
by addressing Manager Eddie Abrahams,
No Gi6 n. Van Buren street, Whining
ton
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
WILDEL IN BASKETBALL GAME

The Wlldel baskeiball Team would
like 20 arrange games with any first
class team that has hall accommoda-
tions in or out Of the city.
This is the first season Wildel has
been represented by a basketball team,
but Manager Vickars has secured the
sersces Of some good material, and
viii give any team in their class a bat
tle
Wildel has In its lineup tom" Nc
Carthy, Paul Carroll, r. Strawbridge.
who played guard with the L. 5. A. in
France Red DOwd and p. Nickars.
Any team desiring a game will be ac-
commodated II possible by communi-
eating with p. Nickars, No. 1926 Lam
caster avenue. city.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
australian Lightweight
Might Hustle Leonard

"Way Off in Australia there Is
lightweight who is whipping them as
fast as they are showed in the ring
before him. Tie is Lew Edwards, or
9ginally from England, but who for
t1e last few years has been battling
il ihe Philippines and in Australia.
Word OF his prowess was brought TO
this country last summer by W. A..
LaAlounl1in. OF Manila. who came over
for the Dempsey-Willard fight. Ed
wards had been shining them or in
Manila, and LaMountain said the Ma
Mia promoters had made a big offer
20 Banneie Leonard 10 come over and
meet him. But Leonard turned a deaf
ear 10 the proposition. But LEV is
going so good now that another offer
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

probably will be made TO get the two
together. They want Leonard over
there. and IL they can't get him. Ed
wards probably will invade the states.
meeting a few topnotchers before go
ing on with the champ Edwards won
two fights from llghtweights in the
Tom Andrews stable. touring Australia,
the FIRST from Joe Mooney, in t3 rounds,
and the second from Harlem Eddy Kel-
ly in i6. Andrews boys are not hav-
ing much luck. Frankie Daily was
beaten by Jack Green in a 20-r0und
scrap. Chuck Virgins. the light heavy
weight. Of indianapolis. may bring
back some laurels, however. Snowy
Baker writes that he looks mighty
good, and the Australians are expecting
him 10 give a good account Of himself
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
FRESHIES OUTOF
BASKETBALL RACE

Special to the The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Dec. i6-The Delaware
College Freshman basketball team was
practically thrown out of the race for
the championship, by a defeat yester-
day, at the hands OF the Juniors. 2i to
~. The game was fast and clean. but
The upper classmen had an edge most
of The time. The lineup:
JUNIORS.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
SNOWY BAKER MOVIE STAR.

snowy Baker. the famous fight
promoter and referee, is starring 10
n BIG million-dollar picture being
produced In Australia. snowy, Just
now, is in a hospital AZ sydney with
a broken nose, smashed ribs, shat
tered shoulder bone and other minor
bruises and breaks. lie is the flight
inc parson" In the picture and he
won't fake. BESIDES being a movie
star and promoter, referee Of fights,
etc. Snowy also Is the best known
sporting authority ON the island and
writes boxing for bio daily news
paper.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
WANT M0RE sTATE ANGLERs.

The recent meeting Of the Delaware
.nglers and Gunners' Association, had
over a hundred members present. Tho
association decided 20 boost The mem-
bership 20 the one thousand mark. Tho
association discussed the advisability OF
stocking the several ponds that are In
ihe course of construction or are 10 be
reconstructed This viii take a great
deal OF time and money and the only
way they can keep up The work Is by
having a large membership. Those
who wish 90 join the association are
requested 90 visit the association head
quarters, In the Bottomley building
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
QUOTTS

The r. r. quolt team made the
Non-pariisan boys. leaders in the
Nl-Wilmington League do some
lover pitching 20 win three out Of
five games last evening. Non-parlisan
says their opponents last night gave
them more worry Than any team they
have yet played.
p r. R has taken a new life. and
II they continue their present gait
VIII climb up lhe list rapidly
Non-Partsans ........ 2f i2 q q 100
p r. 4. ............. ~ q IS sc 2i-2
plQycrs-Non-Partlsin, Lucas. Tobln.
Davidson. Pragg 2. mr. Joyce, Slaugh-
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
To .npEN .ROnNEY ORsERVATORY

The Board OF water Commissioners
will oben the observation tower at the
Rodney street reservoir TO the public
the latter part Of the week. Regula-
tlons have been approved by the com
missioners. and as soon as they are
printed and posted the tower will be
opened. Responsibility for accidents
will be removed from the water com
migsiOners
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

One or two of the players may b,
geu'ns along in years, but there 3.
pllaly Of young material The RED.
undoubtedly have the best patching
sLJ1 in baseball today. There is no
apparent reason why they should moi
continue.
Moran has been bringing in a few
youngsters, too. There is Goldie Rapp
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

But in the ring he's rather rude.
The baseball mags are still at war;
They call bear near, but IL is far.
Bob Martins shoes are size thirteen
These Christmas rings viii soon turn
green
oh, how can this Christmas be merry.
When they have barred old Tom and
Jerry?
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
Y. NJ. c. A. TEAM WINS
FROM VULCANIZED

Special TO the The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Dee. lG.-The Y. NJ C. A.
basketball team in the Newark League.
last n.ght defeated the American Nul-
canizad Fibre Co., by the score of 33 TO
B The line-up follows
T. 81. g.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

ter, Potts and McInllre. Referee-lIard-
ing. ScOrers-Diggins.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

How does the baseball player
pass
His idle winter hours?
He seeks a pleasant climate
where
He baslxs in floral bowers.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16

He plucks the golden citrus f661
And masticates the same,
And thinks about the boostin
pay
He'll get or quit the game.
Evening journal., 1919-12-16
Miscellaneous Gift Selections
Practical Xmas Gift Suggestion

oHgSGSIIOTIS
HANDKERCHIEFS
GLOVES
SMOKING JACKETS
SWEATERS
SCARF PINS
SCARFS
FANCY VESTS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12

/ money In companies supplying ma
/ rhtnrn Ice salt. materials boNcr
etc 20 themselves and their com
/ prNlors. ihcy are principal dealers
/ on me provision exchange. WNrr, ~.
/ lLT' prices Too HtaualrI cured animal
/ products are determined they or
! 'hoir subsidiary companies deal In
| hides, also fertilizer material and
| other crude animal by products.
! purchase from other packers these
| crude hy.produc'a And inrmsrIy,s
carry tho manufacture thereof 10 =
! further s,hr" than most Of their
/ compo ti'ore
They arc .rspur'lni factors Iu
I The leather industry lu u,comurgpr.
. inc and hard substitutes. iu cotton.
seed OFT, .n fertilizer iu soap. iu
I glu" etc
Their vast distributing system.
with 10" ldvdufurcs arising 'rslm the
| control ~ private cars cold storage
and a network ~ branch houses. has
enabled them 'o extend 'n,.r a,fivl-
| tics ON large rctlc into pOultr,
eggs cheese, butter r,r. breakfast
floods. canned vegetables rDdt fuuu-
/ ihinH, supplies and. other lines
Armour Control.
'lriiNldutis OF 'h' Armour family
are uWucrs uf grain and elevator
companies and Drd,u Armour m
a prominent factor Boo M, American
International corporation. with Iu
shipping and thIpuWldIur Iu..r,s...
liH lupur. and export companies n
various lines. lis interest lu con
pany organized iu drNrIop cattle,
raising. meat packing. gurhr.ho 'N.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12
'IADYJANEW ASFAIR'

Tho lad, Jana WIS tail and ulm
'ho Lady Jtuo Wa fair" SO ndy
can hr fair aui beautiful with "a
H''"w complexion. pmploa on thu
face and skin rrupruuH which are
caused %, lwpur" blood "Numbcr
80 For The Hood ' hy lis wonderful
IItcu'Nr properties. changes certain
morbid conditions uf ho system
from 70 Diseased in p healthy state.
'h'roh, reducing flesh when iu cN
cess 'Numhnr ~ la employed Iu
dHrusr- ~ trD EHutuNr system. iu
blood poison. rheumatism ,tiarrh.
constipation. malaria. lNrr stomach
and kidney troubles ludrr iis us"
nodes. tumorH. sores. ulcers muruU#
patches and copper CuIprrd spot.
disappear aH n ny magic Mad, I.
! g. Moudcnhall 80 years a drug
gIsi. Evansville. Ind
Sold hy Eiciuherg l'rUs
MAI orders 6l25 per bottle r
bottles FOR 81 Sent prepaid Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12

DENVER. July II . nruNrr.
street car strike, begun h,' TUESDAY
was sc'lici today when tn" exec.
ave committee agreed 10 uir.rt iN,
an hour wage seal, and Submit Ihc.l
demand for hiEh'r wages .to a'h.
ifaf.Un
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12

SEW YORK.. july ~ pr Ahru
ham jpCobi one ~ fN, fur,mu.
Uh>Hicldus 0f the United state. die.
last night ti h, -uWw,r home of
Lake George lie was 50 Nrurs odd
ana apparently hhI been Nn EouH
h~tl'h uuII yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12

| without the secret ownership being
I suspected and consequently without
! complaint to fhe conn ku, ION or in
/ ycstigation Of facts The connection
/ In Tn jeopardy 80 long az he has NOT
1 the knowledge Of true ownership and
! the public Is entitled 10 such KNOW
ledge
Alleging that the rhg five" pack
ers SWift and COMPANY. Armour
and company Wilson and company
Morrbnand company and the tudahy
company pointly q rHcparat,-N Weld
controlling interest In 57i c0mpnn-
les minority Interest In % othcrs and
undetermined interest IN 90 a total
of 1852 companies and tht, they
produce or deal in some as com.
modSLcs largely food products. the
report Flcs mis- picture of growing
packer INVASION into related and un.
related industries.
In addition to meat foods. they
produce or deal IN sSIch diycrs com
modiiics ~ fresh tomatoes ANA banjo
4siFtngs. leather and cot,ouac.d oil
breakfast foods vim IN. curIed hair.
pepsin and washing powders Their
branch houses are not only stations
for the distrihution of meat ami
poultry, nut iAke On The ChArdtttr Of
wholesale grocery stores. Irhlors In
various kinds Of produce and iobbrrs
90 special lines OF trade
Dominate Other nusin,-sscs.
They have intcr.sis large enough
70 be 81 dominating influence iu most
OF the services connected with Tho
production and distribution ~ AMI.
NAL foods ana their by.pro Iucjs. and
are reaching out for control. not only
or substitutes Of animal food. but OF
substitutes fpr other lines into wuich
the Indignation q their business has
led them They are factors ln cattle
loan companies making the ncccs.
E1ry loans 10 growers and feeders of
livestock. are interested I'm ru.Iya,
and priva'" clrllncs irauaporlnI
livestock and manufactured animal
products In most of the important
s'ockNards s companies. the hubble
market for the bulk OF food animals
and In NvcWock trade papers ON
which rhc growers and feeders RELY
Zoe market news They are inter.
estcd In hanks from which their
competitor packing houses borrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12

Children Wool Coats ~
price, the whole stock in
cludcd r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12

? 900 Huua wash Suits mr s9O5
o. 600 uuEH WrHh Suits Tor. .StI5
3 .u IuNa wash Suits Tor Sa.na
$500 Nus-' wash Suits fur. g.
illDn HuHF wash Suits for sSa5
olrIs' aud Boys uonpcr.. reduced
1903 follows
81 100 tumppr fur ........Stsp
3 nN Hnuu.a ur........ al. ~
s. N H.ml.m ur ...... StGp
thlldruu- and Wumrn's shower
Iruuf ,uui- nt ono Fourth or
Women aud Misses NmU,ks All
Hr. f.NH.,I
$500 smH,H reduced Pro- S3pl
; 800 Fwu.H reduced 'u 81 {,
ta ewn'h reduced rY. xiRl
children ana Misses Summer
Hats. .'r1wH and nuu.. ur un
N..f Ir..,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12
HELP YOURSELF
GROCERY
ia f. Third St.
Opposite
Hotel Tulsa
CARY & MOUSER, Proprietors

tn enandr dyhn
" t ar p p th you make purchase Every
a he ais URo
@ % Vi o be strict and Eth best ruultyat
be ahae item but
ay enoce o ohuru uaongbu
m in mhonof etocw owIw
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12

Cmldrcu's nnd Mlssr-' Gcurrrlir
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12

Women's silk underwear of
every kind at 1870 off the
regular price.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
Variedades y Noticias Generates

escuela de Sordos-Mudos e hicimos
una examination cuidadosa de Ia ms
tituci0n y su manejo, Y su comisi0n
no puede e que expresar su en-
dosamierto de la manera eficiente con
G ie sc conduce esa institution,
Encontramos a los ni1os bien cuida-
COS y eparentemente MY felices y
estamos canveeidos que estos niiios
cuando completen So educaci6n esta-
ran habiIitados para ganarse la vida
en- una ocupacion util.
Esta institution deaseamos informar
que necesita fondos ~adicionales, para
ell establecimiento y erection de I'm
taller de carpinteTia, yotros departa-
mertos para Ell mismo lin.
En- opinion de su comisi6n, ell esta'
bleciiniento de estos departamentos
son lnuy e%senciales para esa ~excelen-
to institution.
1Por 10 tanto resueiYase que la Guar
ia legislature del estsdo de Nusvo
Mexico, decrete ~legisiaci6n n~ecesaria
para llevar a cabo las recomendacio-
mes antedichas.
Repetuosamente sometido,
(Firmado) Clemente r. Mascarenas,
Presidente de la comision.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

Hace amos me quebre malamente To-
vantaudo I'm bAuh. Los IpNdic0s me de-
cian Que Ii dnica esperanto de- curaci6n
serfa Ell operarme. Los brngueroe no me
rlndieron ningdn beneflcio. Ultimaine nte
mente. Han paBado varios ah0B y la que
bradura JamAs o vllclto q apnrecer p PEI
sar de estar trabajando fuertemepte en-.
MI carpinterfa. No hubo necesidnd De
operarme, malgastar tiempp III molestias.
No tengo NADIA a la venta, pero le puedo
dur q listed q complete Information
acerca de como pueda listed ~encontrar 81
con tai que listed me escriba, Eugene NJ
Pullen. Carpenter. 692E. Marcellua Ave-
nue.. Manasquan, N. j., y. s. a. SeriA
muy conyeniente para listed 81 que recor-
aquellos que est4n ~ouebrados. Tai voz
I'D. pueda salvar n vida Q al menos
evitar ell sufrimiento de aiquehradura y
el tormepto y peiigrps de una operation
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
MoTlcIA LEGAL
Estado de Nuevo Mexico,
Condado de Santa Fe.
I'M IA OPnn nm nTcnD

Estado de Nuevo Mexico,
Condado de Santa Fe.
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
No. 9179.
The Rio Grande Live Stock Company
quejantes, en- contra de los herederos
desconocidos de Cleto de Miera, fina-
do; los herederos deconocidos de Pc
dro Bautista Pine, finado; los hereue-
ros desconocidos de Alonzo Rael de
Aguilar, finado; los h~erederos desco-
nocidos de Antonio Teresa Rael de
Aguilar, finada; los h~erederos de Ma
nuel Delgado,, 1ro, finado; los here
deros desconocidos de Manuel Delga-
do, 2dos finado; los herederos des-
c%onocidDs de Luz Baca, finada; los
~herederos desconocidos de Jose Mi
guel de la Pefa, finado; los herede.
ros desconocidos de Juan Antonio
Anaya, finado; los reclamantes desco-
nocidos de intereses en- ell Sitio de
los Cerrillos, adversos al quejante; los
reclamantes desconocidos de inter6s
en- ell Sitio de Juana Lopez, adversos
al quejante; los reclamantes desco-
nocidos con intereses en- la MERGED
de los Cerrillosj adversos al quejante;
los h%erederos desconocidos de Juan
Antonio Anaya, finado; los herederos
d~esconocidos de Josefa Delgado Y Pa
bio Delgado, ambos finados; los ninos
de Manuel Delgado 2do., Ramon Padi-
LA, Longino Padilla, Juan Padilla,
Pedro Padillo, Albino Padilla, Justo
Padilla y Anastacia Padilla, acusa-
dos.
Los acusados arriba meneionados,
excepto los del nombre de Padilla son
por esta n~otificados, que el quejante
ha ~protocolado una queja juramenta-
da en- Ia causa arriba dicha, bajo ell
estatuto que autoriza proceso por me.
do de publication; que la dicha eau
sa esta pendiente en- la corte ante
dlcha, que los objetos generates de
la dicha acci6n, SON: para aquietar
el titulo al Sitio de Los Cerrillos al
Sitio de Juana Lopez y a la MERGED
de Los Cerrillos; sitnados en- ell CON
dado de, SantaFe, Nuevo Mexico; para
aclarar los intereses de todos los re-.
clamantes en- el mismoj 81 hay algu
nos, que sean adversos al quejante;
para declarar y aquietar el titulo dey
todos los reclamantes a los derechos
De aqua originandose dentro de los al
chos %terrenos, y que CORE y SO AGO.
mula en- los mismos, 81 hay tales re-
con alivio general.
Estan ustedes notificados attends,
que a menos que ustedes respec-
tivamente entren su comparencial
en- dicha causa, en- 0 nantes del
dfa Z de Abril de 1919, SO daral
en- dicha causa por defalco, On
contra de los falten EN- ~aparecer.
Al b. Renehan, de Santa Ne. Nue.
70 Mexico, es 81 abogado del que
iante.
ALFREDO LUCERO,
Escribano del Condado de Santa re.
Por Federico Lopez, Diputado.
(SELLO) {,
First pub, Feb. 20.
Last pub, Mar. Is,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
Doc, Soc, y $1.2O.
H0YsT y
PARA LA Tos DEsPUEs DE LA
lNFLuENZA

"Deseo decir que el Compuesto de
Mel y Alquitran de Foley es Ell mejor
remedio que he probado para la tos."
escribe r. B. Mcdowell, r. F. d. 1,
Apartado Postal 119, Arlington, Tenn.
mi hijo tuyo influenza. Tenia la
peor clase de tos y 20 probe todod AZ
que estaba a mi alcance sin serme Do
sible Temediarlo. Dios me mand6 un
amigo en- Ell Compuesto de Mel y Al
quitran de Foley, al sigiiente dia su
tos estaba moderada y al cabo de dos
dias le misma habia desaparecido por
complete. El compuesto de Mel y
Alquitran de Foley cura la ronquera,
la tos ferruna y Ell ahoguido. Els efec-
two y agradable para tomar. De ven
ia en- la Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
coRTE ESTE AvIso.
VALE DINERo.

NO PIERDA ESTO. Corte este a.
yiso, mandelo con SC v envielo por
correo a Foley and Co, 1886 Sheffi-
cid Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, escrihiendo su
nombre y direction claramente. Re-
cibira en- Gambia I'm paquete de prue-
ba conteniendo el Compuesto de MI
ell Y Alquitran de Foley, para toses
resfriados y Ell croupc Pildoras de
Foley para los Rihones, para dolores
de costado y de espalda; reumatismo
y Intermediates dc los riaones v do
la vegiga; y las Tabletas Catarticas
de Foley. in catartico que limpIa
completamente 81 sistema, para la
constipation, %biliosidad, dolor de- "a
beza, y los intestiuDs recargado
De yenta en- Ia Capital Pharmacy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
LA PLANTA DEL DESlERTO DE
NuEvO MEXICO Sc HALLA QUE
ES VALUABLE.
fEl Paso Times)

NGa EdSO 1lA4CoJ
Sc ha d~escubierto mas de Glen usos
diferentes para la cera de la planta
Candelaro 0 "actillo" que crece en- ell
desierto, este seg0n ROLAND Harwell,
Agente Agricola de condado. Esta
planta Sc e%ncuentra en- grandes canti-
dades en- los desiertos de Nuevo M6xi-
co, oil Oeste de Texas y Ell Norte de
Mexico, pero muy especialmente en-
la Curva grande de Texas.
Fne llamada la atencion del Sr. Har-
we'll a la planta durante la ultima
semana por suplica del Sr. s. Il.
Branton, que desea obtener I'm abasto
de la cera para experimentos. I'll ST..
Brantos lego, la semana pasada Y pas6
-aqui cinco 0 seis dias investigated Ell
crecimiento de la planta. Esta expe-
rlmentando manufacturer cera para
pisos, para 10 que Sc dice que es espe-
clalmente a~daptada.
I, Mr.. Harwell, procure obtener un
abasto de La cera de Casas Grandes,
Chin, pero no habiendo podido final
mente encontro una planta en- ell de.
sierto cerca de Glen millas de Alpine,
Tex. Sc obtuvieron 200 libras, las que
Sc llev6 consigo ell ST.. Branton para
Chicago.
La planta Candelio tambien Sc en-
cuentra en- la vecindad de El Paso,
tiene tallos denosos Y el verano pro-
duce unas flores hermosas coloradas.
Mientras que su yalor economico de
la planta grandey Ia d~ificultad de obte-
ner un abasto de la planta a IN costo
tan pequeno, ha trabajado encontra
de su mucho uso. Sc dice que la cera
es de un grade muy superior y espe-
cialmente adaptada para-xarias classes
de varnices.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
sUFRI6 PoR ocHo A6os.

Dolencias rematicas, dolor de es.
Ipalda, musculos adoloridos y tiesura
en- las co%yunturas son debidas al ira
bajo excessive rihones d6biles 0 en-
deg6rden.' Daisy Bell, r. n, d. ..
Apartado Postal 234, Savannah, Ga,
escribe: "Yo he sufrido por ocho amos
Ide dolores de espalda sin serme post
bic eiecutar ninguna de mis- faenas de
l,egcc!os, pefo desde que ne estaao
fernando las Pidoras de Foley para
los Rihones, puedo desempehar mis-
negocios sin dificultad.. Las Pfldo
ras de Foley para los Rihones han da.
do aliyio a millares de personals que
Gran adolecidas por, las Intermediates
de los riiones y de Ia yejiga. Pru6
helas. De Yenta en- Ia Capital Phar
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
JOSE A cHAvEs


De Belen, N. NJ, nos comuniean del
triste y misterioso I'm del Sr. Jose
A. Chavez. Nuestro informante nos
relata que Ell dfa 1S del p. .. saIi6
81 finado de su rancho para la pobla-
ci6n de San Rafael, despidi6ndose CO.
de costumbre, con Garlic, vi prone
t~iendoles que para Ell proximo Domin-
so 81 Dios lie prestaba vida Sc volye-
rian a yer. Ell dia 10 fue encontrado
su cadayer flotando sobre las aguas de
la acequia de aquel lugar. FL joven
Chavez es hijo de Don C~resencio
Chavez y Dofa Modesto Garcia de
Chavez, de San Rafaei, N. M. En- vi
da fue IN joven ~pregresista e inte-
ligente, y seg1n conducio sus negocios
Sc le aseguraba I'm bfillante porvenir
Recibi0 su instruction primera en- las
.escuelas pdblicas de su plaza natal, y
despues fu6 estudiante del colegio de
San Miguel EN- esta Capital, conclu
yendo sus estudios en- ell Colegio de
Agriculture. Despu6s de concludes
sus estudios Sc dedico a la crfa de
ganado menor y mayor. En- Octubre
"a de 1910, case con Miss Trinity
Raca de Bernalillo, NJ NJ, hija del Sr.
y la Sra. Juan Rey Baca, de dicho
matrimonio tuvieron tres nihas; un
niho: Modesto, Cecilia, Premia y Ar
mold. Su funeral tuyo lugar ell dia,2 2
del pr6ximo pasado en- San Rafael.