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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
RESERVATIONS OF TWO
PARTY WORKERS ARE
RENDERED
W. d. CANDLAND AND H. Z
sMYTHE HAVE QUIT.
Republican State Committee Civ n
Free Hand to Choose Chairman and
Secretary At the Meeting Likely to
Be Held the Coming Month-Vote
Of Thanks Is rendered Them.

designations uf ". ID. Candland ~
chairman and Herbert y. Smyth rs
secretary of the republican state com.
mittcc of Utah were submitted tu the
state committee nt Salt Lake City last
week Action upon them was deferred
until n later date ut which u N cN-
pcctcd there will he iull attendance
uf the membership. Only nine cuun-
ties of the twcnt y-ninc M the state
were represented. w that the meet
ing instead of being a regular aud
open one ur The committee was In the
nature Of nn informal conference. The
session was executive and the cum-
|mii'"r present spent nearly three
hours discussing matters pertaining
tu organization and work for the
ruming campaign.
In submitting the designations Of
himself aud Secretary Smyih. Chair
man Candland stated that It was their
desire that the committee should IN
No way hc embarrassed IN the matter
'uf organizing for the next cam
luign and they thought It only prop.
cr and fair that they should ten.
der their designations and leave u
clear and open field for the commit.
tee IA the matter of reorganization
J and selection of ofiiccrs for the next
battle IN puliiicN
The committee extended vote Of
thanks to and confidence ~ the Of
iiccrs who served during the last cam
puign and a motion that no action b,
taken On their resignation until n lalci
meeting. when full membership ma,
bc present, was unanimously carried
The next meeting probably will b'
held IA MAY.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
UINTAH COUNTY SPENDING
BIG MONEY ON HER ROADS

Uintnh county has Just voted bond
issue of SliO.O0O Ia be- expended on
It's highway system This will be- Ia
addition To amy work that b. Ia be-
done by the state on federal govern
monl. The bonds run for twenty
years and bear interest nj the rate of
y per cent with an option Ia redeem
at the expiration Of ten years, An
offer of par for the issue has been
made Work on the county roads will
begin early this summer.
The board of county commissioners
has appropriated for the Improvement
nt the highway system Sll3,OOO, "i
which $4,000 IN for culvcrts aud
for bridges. Fifteen thousand dollars
has been set apart for the purchase of
road machinery, the plan uf the com-
mission being 10 hold the machinery
Tor distribution IA the various parts
of The county for the repair and up
keep of the system after the present
campaign is over The slogan of Oh,
bourd is 80 dollars worth of road iul
every dollar expended -
Every link of the road is Ia be- bull
So lar as practicable By the citizen'
lot the district through which b
passes. The sum of $4,000 /, held 10
reserve 10 care for minor roads am,
10 meet emergencies that may arise 10
the progress and construction of th,
| system.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
CARBON DEATH LIST HAS
TOTAL OF FIFTEEN BOYS

The casualty list containing the
names of five hundred and thirty
five Utah men who were killed IN nc-
ton or died oi disease or wounds m
various branches ui the service has
been compiled complete to January
10, 1919. los the state council of de
Tense. The total list. % h estimated,
will include seven hundred names.
The state council is compiling SER
vice record Of the twcnty-thrcc thoui
sand ttahns engaged IN the world
war. This work is being done lay See.
rcctnry Arch VI. Thurman and Mrs
Mary Gilmcr Rankin. The honor role
for Carbon county Is here given;
V1NCENguM. ALDO. Helper
EDWARD g. ANDERSON. Cirat
Creek
EVAN BANsS. Suunysidc.
ABRAHAM CRAWFORD. Helper
TEDDY CRAWFORD. castle Gate
JAMES 81. popps. Price.
tiEN 4. HANDING, Helper
WILLIAM LEiTZ. Castle Gate.
WILLIAM JAMES MycOMH. iiol
per
IuttN EOUEETs IN. Wellington
GEORGE ". STEVENSON. Price.
WILLIAM wAt.KtN0TON. Helper
uUY THOMAS. Price.
| NELnEN q. WOi,LEY. Wellington
HENRY a. ZpHELi.. Castle Gate.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
UTAH NOW WELL BALANCED
IN THE MATTER OF LABOR

There is work enough on the farms
oi Utah and Idaho to employ every
idle man IN both states is the
opinion of VI. -. Evans, supervising
farm help specialist ot the department
ot agriculture frum Portland, ore,
who is now IN Utah. Evans b. In charge
uf the eleven western states, and rs
considered un authority ON all mat
tiers relating a. farm help. There
is surplus ot labor IN large cities
throughout the West, - he states. In
the country there is plenty OF work
and demand for men at wages rang
ing from sixty 10 seventy dollars per
month and board. This IS really bet
ter than higher pay in the city, as no
expense for living Is incurred. There
are as many opportunities for ad-
yaneement and progress ON farm rs
IN the employ of some great company,
"The great trouble is that the men
will not take this rural work, prefer
ring 10 drift about IN the cities, taking
whatever work comes their way, Just
for the pleasure Of being near the
bright lights. The acute labor short
age in Twin Falls, Ida, is now reliey-
ed, due To the wide publicity given
the matter by the newspapers, Mon,
tana and Colorado, however, report d
shortage of farm labor which is great,
Ter than that in other Western States
utah is very well balanced in thi,
respect, While there are a number
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
EARLY FLOWING is BEST
CURE FOR PEST IN GRAIN

can wheat fields should be- pluwed
early this spring, II they were not al
ready plowcd ia the fall, IN order Ia
control the wheat joint worm, a small
insect pest that lives in the stems of
the growing wheat, n. ID. liagnn,
state crops and pest inspector, Ia "a
statement just issued early blowing
in the spring will bury the infested
stuhhlc Ia such q depth that these in
eecis cannot emerge and intesi the
growing grain in the adjacent fields
This pest is particularly bad Ia Salt
Lake county and is spreading into
Utah county ON the south and as far
north us Cache county
"Thc insect itself l- @ small black
bee, looking very much like tins
black ant, hut % has four delicate
transparent wing Upon coming oui
IA the spring % flies to the nearest
/ field u' growing wheat and there Oh,
/ female lays q number of cggs close tu
[ gethcr IN the stalks. The larvae
Ihgtehing from these egg, cause ,
large swelling or gall 10 bee formed OF
THE wheat straw. They generally
stunt the growth of the wheat straw
and the heads are usually missed b,
the header and the grain is left in th'
field.
''Whcn AN insect can be 80 readily
controlled by such easy and cultura
methods, there Is very little eXcus
for having the wheat joint worm II
\ Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
STATE FAIR DATES ARE SET
Everything Promises Great Time and
Best Of Exhibits.

Utah s state fair board held a meet
ing last Friday evening and disposed
of much detail work connected with
the coming exhibition. by unanimous
vote it was decided the fair should be-
open at noon. October 9th. next Sew
eral contracts for work un the grounds
were awarded II was determined To
have the premium list out by May
lst This will break a record and will
give to all prospective exhibitors am
pie opportunity to prepare for the
big show The principal work accom-
lished last Friday evening was the
appointment of supervisors for the
various departments. The list fol.
lows:
Abundance. George s. McAllistcr.
amuscmcnts. james H. Waters. con
ccssions mol decorations. Milton Lip.
man; speed department. James u.
Waters. MI of Salt Lake City. horse
department. Louis Carbon, Logan
cattle department, John Sccly of Mt.
Pleasant. swine and sheep depart
mcnt. Will Roberts of Provo. poultry
department. James Judd of Ia Yer.
kin; agricultural department. jaime,
Jensen of brigham City; manutactur
ing department. George Neal lister oi
Salt Lake City. merchants depart
mcnt. John Scowcroft of Ogden. fin,
arts department. John Soowcruft oi
Ogden. education department. Mr
Ira Travis of Salt Lake City; cnl
workers department. Louis Cardoi
of Logan. home aud child welfare de
partmcni. Mrs. r. y. l.. Collier al
Salt Lake City; mines and mincra
products department, james Judd %
In Nerkin
II Is expected that the supervisor
will appoint their assistants bcior
May 1t and that frm then on unit
the fair ~ opened things will hum.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
NEW LAW COVERS FEMALE
LABOR THE COMING MONTH

The Sun b. IN receipt oi communi-
cation frum the industrial commits
sion Of Utah calling attention 10 the
new eight hours law governing the
employment of women. passed by the
last Legislature. and which becomes
effective ON May 18th, next The law
reads:
No female shall be- employed In any
manufacturing. mechanical ur mer-
camille establishment. laundry. hotel.
Z Restaurant or telegraph or telephone
establishment hospital ur office or by
any express or transportation com.
pnnN Ia this state more than eight
hours In any one day tsaid eight hours
o. be- worked in not more than two
working periods ana within twelve
consecutive huurHl, nr more than Tor.
| ty.cight hours IN any one week. rx-
vept in ruH"s of emergency. whore life
ur property b. in imminent danger
I Provided, however. that this npt shall
not apply a. persons uT corporations
engaged iu the packing ur canning NJ
pvriHhnhlc fruits ur vegetables nor a.
the manufacture 81 containers ~ the
same during the packing season
Any person ur persons. corporation
ur other association engaged In con,
duuting ur operating any of tho bust,
ness Institutions or enterprises Hol
forth Ia the foregoing section. &C.,
qulfing or employing any female "a
work longer than period of eight
hours constituting u days labor. OK,
cept hr above provided or more THAI
forty eight hours Ia any one week
shall be- guilty ~ "a misdemennor. and
upon conviction thereof, shall be- fined
not less than twenty-five dollars noi
more Than one hundred dollars aud
costs nI prosecution
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
WEAR UNIFORM ONLY
WITH RED CHEVRoNs

According 10 AN order received by
officials at Fort Douglas few days
ago an act approved by congress, Feb
mury %, 1919, provides that any per
son who served in the United States
army during the present war may
wear the service uniform after dis
charge providing that il shall include
the red cheyron prescribed To be worn
by enlisted men discharged from the
service. This distinctive red cheyrou
is TO be worn by officers and enlisted
men alike. Discharged Officers who
accept commissions in the reserve
corps will also be required TO wear
this insignia until called into actiy,
duty II Is unlawful to wear the uni
form without this MARI.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
NOTICI 10 WATER UsERS-STNTE

4 1919 y W WI Wv NNNsfaNF -
Engineers office. Salt Lake Guy
tab. ,pril =. 1919, Notire h hereby
lHen ihti Emmett X, Olson, whose
losioiliUr address h Price, Utah, nae
fnade Huuligatiun Ia accordance WIN
ne requirements 81 the tnmpllrh
ANs ut Utah, 1907. as amended ny
NE - sion Laws of Utah, 1893, 1911
ma 1873, 90 appropriate twenty '-"l
|eegHd-iuet uf water from Price river
4 'arIHu county said water VIII hr
.hrfiHI go q point South 80 des, ."
|nin ntet. glik feet from the north
a. corner ~ See, 4, Twp. ~ SCUM,
aus, 20 East, Salt Lake base ana
meridian, aud conveyed hy means "i
anal aggregating 272,A00 feet ~
'At'N "Nl there used from Aptll lrh
% September 3Uth, inclusive, ut oaNh
PelI Zoo lrrigato 332O acres ut lana
mnfH.ri boz tho We See. !, Soc, =
sEGh s," a. NEh Sec, ., See, TO-
HMt 1nu N, and M Sec. -, TWP
|.S LsEE SEQ. ~. Ei4Eh Sec. al,
re- 10, ami SWA SWa Sec 800, TWP.
Nn.in, Range ~ East A. mu,h
till water as may be- necessary VIII
u.'I during the entire year Tor uu-
l'.l purposes In addition, sald APP
N' .I. proposes tu store three thuu-
ahl ianuul Huge-teet of water from
aN' i.'l from January Isl 4" 10.
e'NHrr aIst inclusive, at each year,
M. reservoir In Marsing Wash, when
sA Ih.udato the S iaSa Sec. By ana
w 'iHNA Sec, 80. Twp. 10 Snuth,
,AHsr N East. aud Nj and 81 =
u-. and NWh. NhSWA ana
~ p NL1 Sec. 4, Twp, 10 South,
,"hfr East. The center OF the
NV. NnNlug dam viii bear north
N'f 40 min. east, 5000 feet from
NJ FfaihWest corner OF said Sec. 4,
waller viii be released ana COM
s'' .u two canals 5000 and $4,000
~ h length ana there used In con-
''.H with the twenty seCond-feel
n, "fisate the land above described.
' application Is designated in the
'hslucers office as No, 1854, All
n vl''.. against the granting ~ said
tT Nu"u, stating the reasons there
t',, must be- made by affidavit iu
sstn are, accompanied with "A Zee Of
|i6i., ana filed In this office within
I'S 900 days after the completion
is We publication of this notice. g.
/ ~, NoNAGLE. State Engineer.
lis,e"'' OF first pub, Apr. rs, 1919
|isiS ut completion OF pub, May TO-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

Judge George Christensen held an
adjourned term of district court at
Price on Saturday and Monday last
when u number of eases were wiped
from the calendar. In the meantime
he went ~ Castle Dale foi a portion
of the day Monday. There some
eleven hundred pints of whisky was
confiscated by court order aud is to
be destroyed. This was taken from
two Zion bootlcggcrs. Elkins and Rcy-
nulds by name. in February last after
aud exciting chase through Price and
Huntington. At the time of their
capture the men were fined two hun
drrd and twenty-five dollars each in
q Justice court. Several probate mat
tiers were disposed of in Emery cuun-
IT, Tuesday last Judge Christensen
and Court Reporter Alder went from
Price to Moab. They are tu be there
until the DIST. after which they 90 to
Monticello. They come back To Price
on the 2nth OF April, when there II
still another term here. Cases dis
posed of Mt Prict we're
T. \. Nigln and Charles Iunuma
w. taurn Aycriil and Anna NJ iirud-
ioy. unlawful dctaiucr on appeal from
| Justice court Judgment tor defend
ants. which BE- confirmation uf @
I verbal icaE" ~ 10 Hturtroum go Price.
.. y. Fisk w. Mar, PRO Faivo aud
Emilio FHNu; foreclosure. Iudgm, nj
Of s7bO.OO aud interest from Dyeom,
hcr %. 1916. nt 10 per cent aud at
r tDrucyH Zee ct sc,cnty-fiyc dollar
and costs
Fred W Hastings 81. Minnie "
Hnstings. order a. show cause fpr ruil
o muury. Restraining order i-suct
70 against PLAINTIFF. rcturuahlc April 30
1913.
Helper state Bank VI. =. \. Forsyth,
! and Elsie FursNth,. suit tor money
Case dismissed and M bar a. nnuthci
70 suit
y ~. o. Hansen or Wellington WIS 80
10 pointed by the court water commits
., sloncr Tor the present year e. distri
" butte the waters 1T Price river.
IN Estate and guardianship ~ william
Douglas wilson. minor. Finai ac
Ia count approved aud distribution ord
,o cred. the minor having reached hi
majority,
"a Estate ~ g. 4. Thompson. deceased
Family allowance ~ nity dollar
monthly allowed
}" Guardianship nf Frank Jerome. ".
petition for appointment ut guardian
'' Bond uf guardian liked nt 10000,
Estate Mnry Ann Peterson. petite"
Tor probate of VIII Executor Mar
Ann GALLOWAY
Estate Jean Curtcs. deceased. ap
prevail final account and distribution
GRANTED
Estate Joseph Aimunc. deceased
petition Tor irttrrs ~ administrator
GRANTED Bond, 100000,
n- Estate Ruth \. Ferguson ~ al
u. minors. petition Tor confirmation 81
Ia rr'- ~ personal property granted
-, petition for family allowane
heard and taken under ndyisomcnt,
= Estate and guardianship 1T Fran
=, pruycu a a., minors, petition q
family allowance, Granted,
Estate Mary Ann Gprlcy, dccous",
petition for approval ~ final ncroun
Approved ana settled. No property
be- distributed,
Estate l.. -. Hoffman,, decrease,
petition Tor sale uf real estate aud pei
sonai property Granted,
Estate James a. Gnrley. derruse'
administrators discharged,
Estate and guardianship pomini'
lturHi incompetent Guardian az
pointed,
Estate ana guardianship uf Gu
Theodores, insane, Petition for pa
~ real estate. Granted,
Estate uf Joseph Pikei decease'
petition for sale uf real prupert
Granted Bond iuOrcIHed tn $4,000
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
ma NnU sI.EEP WELL2

To be az his hest a man must have
sound refreshing sleep, When wake
mi ana restless az night he Is ih no
condition for work ar business durlhs
the day. Wakofulness ~ OFTEN 'auseu
,si'llv relieved by Chamberlain +
TahIets Try "a dose ot these tablets
and seo how much better you feel win
"A clear head and good Digestion
Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

of unemployed in Salt Lake City aud
Ogden. they are men who will take
only their favoritc kind of work.
There is no need at all for uncmploy-
mcnt. -
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

rIIThII Kind Of Sewing Machine
fUlUV Thing for Sewing Machines
UHI Priced sewing Machine
lILNI Machines rented and re-
aired. j. Elmer Jamison. corner OF
mn ANA J streets. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

II YOU d just settle down 10 the fact
that You re never going 10 be rich,
and not worry about II, you I'd have
more time TO do the things that may
make YOU rich.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
MRS. A. N. BRADLEY and
MRS. LAURA AVERILL
WIN OUT
SUIT WITH VIOLA AND BONO
MA IN THEIR FAVOR.

Decision Of Justice Arthur ]. Lee In
Matters Of Rent Upheld When Case
Gets Before Judge George Christen-
sen In the District Court-Probate
and Other Cases Are Heard.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
J. W. HAMMOND, LICENSED Alb.
STRACTER OF TITLES.

Abstracts Of title furnished 70 any
piece or tract In Eastern Utah. Fire
insurance written In the best COM
panies doing business In the state.
Real estate, bonds. etc. Ground floor.
Golden Rule building.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

Unless you can see with the other
mans ewes and hear with the other
mans ears, don't assume to speak
with the other mans mouth
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

II you have brains enough to do
what you are doing il doesn I signify
that you have enough TO do the things
You d like to do.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

Don't worry too much about your
rights" You'll never get them.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

Wells are more popular in geome-
trio patterns than in scroll designs.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18

For that good printing. The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-04-18
rpour MADE To THE RANK COMMISSIONER STATE q
UTAH OF THE CONDITION or
Price Commercial & Savings Bank
LIABILITIES

the Of Carbon stat" " Utah at the close &"
|ancs ont "a day VI April 1919
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
ACADEMIES DEL TRAFFIC.
En- uno de clos resuIto lesio-
Rado graDmeente Ell
Sr. Lester

Antenoche, en- IA esouina dc las ca
lies de Richmond Y de Camden, IN
autom6vil manejado por IN negro de
apellido Powell atropell6 a J. H. Les
ter, empleado de la casa Pierce Oil
Corporation, cue caminaba en- IN ca
RIO de Traction animal. Del choque,
que Sc produjo con bastacte violen-
cia. result6 el senor Lester con he
r;das de gravedad de las que Sc cura
en- el Sanatorio Kenney a donde fue
llevado, mientras 81 conductor del
auto qued6 bajo arresto. Los dos
vehiculos sufrieron averias de consi-
deraci6n.
Giro accidente Sc registro tam
bien en- las Gales dc Van New y Hac
kberry. Este accidente consistio en-
que IN individuo que manejaba IN
canton del Ejercito atropell6 a otro
que giaba un auto, el cual Quedo he
cho pedaZos. Al atropellado no lie fue
possible tomar el numero del canton,
pues el conductor no Sc detuvo, al
yer los perjuicios que habia causado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
TENDRAN UNA RECEPTION
AUNOUE INFORMAL

En- Ia Cathedral del Rito Escoces
Sc reuniran esta noche en- n recep-
ci0n V cena. que termlnaran con un
bale, los miembros de la Banda de
Alzafares Y Ia gua1Iia de los Shri-
ners. La eta para la mencioHada
reunion es a las s de la noche. Ell
servicio de comedor ha quedado a
cargo del sargento ". Goldfuss del
Fuerte Sam Houston, el bale estara
bayo cl cuidado de Noble S. Reed y
Ia banda de Alzafares sera la en-
cargada de la parte musical del pro-
grama.
e. presidente de las agrupaciones
mencionadas, anunci6 que IA reunion
de hoy sera como ell principle de una
serie que sc llcvara a cabo por estas
organizacioncs durante los meses del
~invierno. Los bales semanarios que
Q~uedaran bajo los auspicios del Tenn
plo de A~lzafares, comenzaran cl vier-
mes catorce de Novicmbrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
COMPLICE CAPTURADO
Fue aprehendidO Ell tercer
complicado en- Ell robo
una fdbricd

FL senior Amado FI!Lanueva, d.
rutado de Sheriff del Condado, lleVo
a cabo antier por Ia tarde, Ia apre-
hension de IN irdjviduo que esta
complicado con Ell asunto del rooo a
Ia fabrica de gal!etas cercana a IA
Ciudad de San Antonio, llamada
Brown Cracker Company. Como Sc
recordara. los princiPaleS aatoreS de
csc robo fueron puestos en- hbertad
bajo fianza hace POGO, despues de
exminados a raiz de que los trajo a
esta el senior Tobin, Sheriff de este
Condado, quien fuG por ellos haSta
San Francisco, California.
FL monte del robo a Ia citada IA
brica fue de veintisiete mil pesos '
Sc Ilevo a cabo en- circ~unstanciaS que
seran conocidaS cuando Sc lleve a
iurado este case.
Examfnado que fUe 81 nuevamente
aprehendido, Sc le puso como fianza
q cantidad de cinco mil pesos, TO-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
REUNION EN- FL CUNTER
Sc discutird en- Ella sobre Ell
mejor y mos prGctico
sistema de DentGs

En- una convivialidad que tendran
hoy sabado al medic dia en- el Ho-
tel Gunter los vendedores al mayo
REQ, al menoreo y los profcsionistas,
Sc dicutiran los sistemas de venta
en- conversaciones que podrian la
marse familiares. Los oradorcs Sc
ran, por parte de los vendedores al
por mayor, e. senior Dave Strauss,
quien eXpondra ell sistema de sus :
presentados, el senior Ben Weber, hara
otrO tanto por parte de los menudea-
dores del interior, Henry Wofford de
los verdedores al menudeo del exte-
rior ' e. Doctor Frank Smith de los
PROFESSIONALS. e. Jefe de Ia reunion
sera e. senior Wallace Rogers.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
DEFUNCIONES.

Antonio Perez de % amos fallecio
de Pneumonia en- Ia Gale de N. Me,
dina PA.
Paula B~arrera, de cuarenta y seis
amos, fallecio de Infection exoftal-
mica en- el Hospital r. B. Green.
Maria del Rio, nacio muerto en- la
Gale de Monterrey 514.
Tomas Gutierrez, de treinta Y Sic
tie amos falleci6 a consecuencia de
la rotura de Ia cuarta vertebra espi-
nal en- un accidente ferrocarriierc.
en- ell Hospital de Santa Rosa.
Francisco Salinas dc seis dias de
nacido, falleci6 de tetano infantil en-
la Gale de Rock Quarry.
Fermin Tavares dc veinte amos IA
lleci0 de tubercu!o
la Gale dc Colima 1921.
Anastasio Cadena, de cuarenta y
tres amos, fallecio de tuberculosis
pulmonar en- IL GALE de Ruiz lis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-18
TEHDRA UN BANQUETE
La CGmQra de Concrete 10 ha
preparndo para Ell ID
nes proximo

Ell lures proxino q las 1915 P. NJ,
en- Ell Hotel Gurter Sc verificara el
banquete reglamentario mensual de
"a Camara de Concrete de San Ar
tonic. A este banquete c~oncurriran
como oradores principales e invita-
dos ell Presidente Y Gerente General
de IL Camara de Concrete del Esta-
do Y otro de Ia Camara de Concrete
de los E. Unidos de America. FL
primero es ell senior James Z. George;
de IA otra persona todavia no Sc CO.
noce ell nombre.
FL banquete en- question sera, Sc
gun Ia intencion de los organizado-
res, una reunion de "nuevas IDEAS"
"nuevos oradores' y ''nuevos MEM
bros"