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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-16

ties now befogging the sugar situation,
incident to slow progress being made III
process of de-cotrol the domestic beet
sugar industry never faced a more crit
ical situation than exists today.
With the cane refined supply in sight
up to the end Of the year totally mad
equate to care for normal requirements,
the burden OF supplying the needs of the
greater part of the country automatically
falls on the beet producers.
Recent estimates indicate that roundly
100000 tons of beet sugar are needed
from this source to insure supply that
will approximate the probably demand to
the end of the year. The movement of
such large proportion Of the crop,
roundly 60 per cent, is far in excess Of any
previous distribution for this early per-
iod. Taking into consideration the diff
culties which may possibly develop later
from unfavorable weather conditions, la
Dor disturbances, car shortages or traffic
congestion, the likelihood of the greater
proportion of these factors remaining
continually favorable if far from bright.
And right here stop and figure the
great advantages the domestic beet sugar
crop is to this nation 1t has been devel-
oped in the face of many discouragements
but it has survived and prevented sugar
famine during the war and will avert the
same catastrophe this year.
No stronger argument could be adj
vanced to show the vital need of stabiiz-
ing and encouraging this western indus
try as one of the safeguards of the ma
TONS welfare.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-16
INCREASED PRODUCTION is THE
WORLDS GREATEST NEED

Increased production is the paramount
need of the world.
Inadequate production is basic cause
of the high cost of living.
Until world production is restored to
normal, it is a question whether the STAN
'dard of living can be as high as it was
in the years before the war.
High prices are but way of manifest
ing a world shortage of consumption
goods. - --- - -
"We may eliminate all profiteering,
however defined, sell all the supplies the
government still possesses at public auc-
ton, compel the emptying of all storage
warehouses and we might temporarily re-
duce the level of prices by perhaps or 3
per cent, though the result would undoub-
tedly be higher prices few months hence
than otherwise would be the case" says
Professor Moulton of Chicago.
Produce, Produce, Produce! must be
the slogan of all patriotic citizens.
Production will make us busy people.
Busy people are happy people. Happy
people are good citizens
Strikes and labor agitation for abn0, M
ally short hours, higher wages and less
work are the main cause for decreased
production.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-16
CACHE COUTNY REPRE-
SENTED AT STATE
FAIR

Cache County certainly has good
reason to be proud of the exhibit at
the state fair just brought to a close
Our congenial townsmen, Messrs Ras
Rasmussen and Prof. Emil Hansen
of the U. A. C. were appointed to
take charge OF the same.
They are bringing back two silver
cups and many first prizes for best
products of the soil, such as best
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-16
MORE THAN LIKELY

1t is whispered at Washington that hur-
ried return of the President from the
west was precipitated by the Fiume de-
velopment. Very likely that is the truth.
America may be imperiled by domestic
upheavals without disturbing the Execu-
tive equilibrium but let his beloved Europe
be threatened, and everything is aban-
doned to rush to its rescue.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-16

Most every town is cursed with the boil
sheviki element, who appear to be against
everything in the way of progress.
They express their views in various
ways. Some use the soap box method on
the corner. where they harangue the
crowd on the wrongs that are being in
flicted by the party in power on the in
nocent and unsuspecting public. Every
time we hear one of them it always re-
minds us of the toy balloons on celebration
day-when they are blown up with hot air
and you release the check valve the air
is expelled in a loud and discordant sound
We have often wondered if, like balloon
pin or sharp instrument were applied to
the rear anatomy of the agitator, if he
would not collapse with loud report, and
be no more.
And there is the sly, smooth guy, with
the "lend me your ear" attitude, who
calls you aside and confides in you conf
dentially, with the express purpose of
making sort of "endless chain" of you
to spread the propaganda of their evil
bolshevik tendencies.
Of the two evils, if we must have them,
we would prefer the former, for he is not
afraid to let all know just how he stands.
-Watonga, Okla, Herald.
n m
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-16
in competition with Cache

considered in competition with Cache
county.
At meeting held "Wednesday
night by the said fair board. 1t vas
unanimously decided that in the fu-
ture Cache county would be included
in first class counties. To gatisfy
the seven protestants the third class
was created for this year, and all
seven contestants were put into this
class leaving Cache county alon, in
the second class.
Congratulations.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-16

Turkey Red wheat. best Potatoes,
best apples. etc. etc.
The premium book provided that
Cache County entered as second
class county, not in competition with
Salt Lake, Weber. Utah and Box FL
der counties.
In the second class we found eight
counties represented. the seven Of
which found themselves so outdouo
by our county that the representa-
tives of said counties called On the
fair board and asked that they be not
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-16
n N N
BETS SAVE THE DAY

Because of lack Of DEVELOPMENTS which
would tend to clear away the uncertain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
CHAMP AND DEMPSEY
READY FOR WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT

TOLEDO O.. juno 26.-Jcss Willard
and Jack Dempsey today entered the
home stretch on their training grind in
preparation for their heavyweight cham
pionship contest here July 4.
Willard announced that he would COLI
tinue to work as ne has been doing for
the last week--boXing from eight TO ten
rounds daily and taking three or four
rounds OF shadow boxing and exercises
to strengthen bis abdominal muscles
The champion is pleased with his cUn-
dit!ou and IS confident that ne will b.
in the best shape OF his career WHEN he
climbs through the ropes to face his
youthful challenger.
Before boxing ten rounds at his Man.
NICE bay ShorC camp today, Willard
hoped or the scales and balanced the
beam ~ "i1I, pounds. which is six and
Il quarter p"ui Dis below tho weight he
made fc- rs ch@rnBic nship match with
.1,ck J"l'Isrr ~ IIavn IA in 1915. Tho
champ on >nid ~ 'Np"rtcd to enter the
ring Weighing about 240 pounds. as tho
drying pat roc"sS IF the last thlrty-SiS
hours OFF q. rlr- time would burn up
the surplus f."Sh on his huge frame.
Tho CHAMPION merely toyed with mis-
sparrlaE FARMERS this afternoon, falling
to ex:and himself at any time. He
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
Who Will Win Big Fight---
Willard or Dempsey?

dropped his hAndS to his sides and al
lowed his Sna!rn; mates To wallor hin,
IN n, stomach ,.:.i on the jaw.
Tn" ChalI,u-:"" boxed tho usual six
rnIrdS. IL, I"rH"i,a Kid Mas knocked
10 hi; baum, hes with 4 wicked right
handcr t the Ch!n md remained on lis
knees until In" 90 urt # six before seek
i,g rCfur, ~ 4 Clrcb. Although Dcmp-
s.v pulled ms Punches while hoXinS
w!ih Malone. tho 81. Paul weltCrwciSh'
had his teeth 10. seized when tho Cha.-
lcrgcr To- nv An urr":cut while break
in; away from y 'lnch.
Manager kear1S announced tonight
that Dempsey would wind up his tram
inS mex; WEDNESDAY,. The challenger
scaled -. pounds 3fiorc Entering the
rinE this ac,orr ocn. The tented cnri"
sur, vas packet with $500 persons. TN ,
crowd Ir,luI"d several hunii"d women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
WALTER ("Goo7) STEWART AND
PATSY sCANLoN WILL FURNISH
TIE MAIN ATTRACTION.
PANS WILL BE EETuNDED MONEY
U YIGHT IS NOT PULLED OFF
AS SCHEDULED.
ToRFEIT or $500 PLACED ~ HANDS
or MANAGER OF THIS PAPER
POE MEMS APPEARANCE.

The second OF series OF boxing ex-
hibition to be staged by the Wheeling
Athletic association will be held at
Wheeling park the afternoon of July 4.
with Walter C"Goo'') Stewart and Patsy
Scanlon, of Pittsburgh. going over the
l0-round route as the main attraction
The results of the fight at Toledo Will
be read between rounds at the ringstde.
A special wire from Toledo is being put
in ~ the park Doc" Otto placed ~
the hands Of a manager Of this paper
$500, guaranteeing the appearance Of the
men and tho weight that they will box
at This means that no man Will 80
into the ring unless ne is In condition.
II the fight is not staged as announced.
fans will be refunded their money. There
Is q stub on the tickets for the bout con-
tanning this guarantee.
The local association is trying to ar
range another good bout between two
Pittsburgh boys and expects to hear
from them today. On July Is Harry
Greb, the famous Pittsburgh boxer, and
the most favored fighter in this city, will
come here. The Wheeling officials are
trying to arrange with George Chip to
come here as Greb's opponent. If such
IL the case, the best boxing bout ever
put on in the city will be the outcome.
Patsy Scanlon, who will meet Goo"
Stewart hero next week. is well known
TO followers OF the lighting game here
He has met all the best boys in the game
and has never been bested by any Of
them Recently he met and defeated
Dick Loadman. ore of the best men in
the game today. Nothing needs to be
said Of GOO" Stewart, the pride Of
Wheeling. This Youngster assures the
fans that good bout will be the out
come, as he has never been known to
stall and always carries the fight to his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
LIGHTNING PLAYS
PECULIAR FRANKS
Strikes the west Virginia Traction ard
Electric Company office at Twelfth
and ChRpline Streets.

Lightning last evening about o'clock
played peculiar prankS about the city
and for a time had pedestrians dndg!nE
in doorways and other places Of refuge.
II struck the electric overhead trolley
wires Of the West Virginia Traction aid
Electric company at Twelfth and chap
lin" streets and entered tho building
putting out Of commission many Of ,hc
electric light lines and was followed by
a terrific crash Of thunder.
Tho lightning followed a number Of
tho trolley lines about IN" business dis.
trict and shattered light Flrbcs here
and there and also put many electric
light fuses out Of commission. \ zen
tlcman who was using ON" of tho phor"s
in booth at the McLurc received quite
shock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
Standing Of Clubs,
LOCAL PUBLISHERS
CONCEDE TO PRINTERS

The publishers OF the Wheeling news
papers, following o meeting yesterday
decided to concede to the wish Of the
members and open the wage scale Of
Typographical union No. ~. which
would not have expired for three years
yet.
Negotiations will be entered into by
the publishers and the printers for the
purpose OF deciding upon a now wage
scale. to take effect September l. In
foreseen conditions caused the printers
to ask for the change. which WAS agreed
TO by the newspaper publishers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
Nv PRED FULTON.

Ny honest opinion Is that willard will
as<eat Dempsey because Dempsey is too
small q man to fight a man OF WIZARDS
EtBe, as he Is q one punch fighter and
luckily he landed on me. which he can
not repeat and when he is fighting Will
lard he probobly will not be going in
with the understanding that heis 70 box
and get the chance to double cross VIII
lard, so therefore pick Willard to de-
fsa& Dempsey.
Twill boat theTingside and challenge
% winner. and as know can defeat
eRcher ono OF them hope to get the
chance TO prove to inc public that they
arN-not tho champions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
Nv soLpmR sARrrmIp.

jess Willard VIII r~ain his tltIc after
his twelve round battle with Jack pcmp-
sey on July at Toledo. Ohio. l look for
the champion Ia. outpoint Dempsey.
willard has lived a clean. opcn-air life.
and there Is no doubt in my mind but
what he will be in perfect shape for the
battle. Dempsey may be, the great
puncher he Is said to De, but what about
Wizards punch? jess is too big and
too powerful for Jack. Dempsey will
have TO do the forcing and that will
leave him dangerously open for a
knockout. However. l just think Will
lard will outpoint Dempsey in tho
twelve rounds and retain his title.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
GOVERNOR ADDRESSES PENN
LEGISLATURES


HARRISBt re, juno 70 - GOVERNOR
Sproul today shattered q precedent by
appearing before Il joint session Of the
senate and house just before adjourn
mcnt. The Governor said he wished tn 3
express his thanks for tho cooperation :
extended him by members Of the lcgiS-
laturc and congratulated them on IN"
record they have made. He outlined
briefly the achievements Of tho lcgiS-
laturc, concluding with ne opinion thai
short sessions IN tho future would be
impossible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
|. o. OF. ELECTS
OFFICERS TODAY

Wheeling lodge, No ., I. O. o. F. will
hold its semi-annual election of officers
tomorrow evening. The nominations in
the lodge are: For noble grand. w. w.
keylor, for vice grand, Carl G. Bach
man The officers elected tomorrow
eventing, with the appointive officers for
the stx-months term. will be installed the
first Saturday evening in July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
~ PETE HERALAH.

BantAmwo4ght Champion Of the World.
I. like thousapds OF others hoping 10
see Jack Dempsey returned the winner.
have passed UP my good Judgment with
wishes and hopes. but upon second con-
sideration cant see how a little man.
though great one. can defeat a big
man and also a great one l look for a
twelve-round contest. and IT'S mighty
hard for a decision 10 be rendered
against a champion. with all natural
advantages and a champions honor. I
can't, for the love OF Mike. see the
championship turned over to Mr.. Jack
Dempsey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
BY BATHING LEv1NsKY.

when ! met Jack Dempsey in Phlla-
delpha I was tn" most surprised man IN
the world. ! never dreamed h" was so
fast and that he could hit so hard. he
is the greatest nunChCr to-day and
should stop WIllaI-..
If the referee II the fight will keep
the big fellow from falling in on Dcmp-
sey and makes tho fight clean open
affair Dempsey VIII win n no time.
Dempsey punches hard and willard
will realize this no mater how hard he
trains for the fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
FAMOUS RING CRITICS SELECT
WINNER CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT

believe the champion will retain his titlc.
He is n wonderful defensive fighter and
can easily stand off the rushcS OF his
smaller antagonist in the short period.
willard has never been extended. and his
gigantic stature makes il next 10 I'M
possible for a man Of Dcmpscy's build
TO harm HIM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
TAKE LONG GAME

ST. Louis, June "6---St. Louis won a
13-inning battle from Chicago today. 3
To -. The locals. who uuthi tn" White
SoX almost two Ia one. sacrificed many
chances TO win by poor base running.
Score: r. II T..
Chicago 0nn nIn nnI n0O a. S u
ST. Louis 900 l6l Onn 600 l--3 Il q
Kerr and Schalk; Suthurcn and Bal
linES SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
ny JACK McAULRTE.
Retired Urde1eated Lightweight Cham

II Champion Jess Willard is 10 retain
his title he will have 70 win inside OF
ten rounds If the fight goes over ten
rounds l look for Dempsey to win.
Every round over ten rounds will be de-
cidedly in favor of young Dempsey. and
in a fight to finish l would certainly
back Dempsey to win after the tenth
round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
DETROIT WINS
LENGTHY CAME

DETROIT. Juno @6.-Hclman's three
base hit to center field in tho twelfth
inning with ono out. followed by Flag
stCad's single. gave Detroit n l-to-O VIC
tory over Cleveland today. Bola1d and
Jasper made a pitchers battle Of De-
trolt's first extra inning game OF the
year. Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
~TmAY Nrzsr1-

rptck JACK Dempsey to win. also
Shfnk he VIII stop Willard inside Of six
rounds
I never boxed willard but saw HIM in
action Have boxed Dempsey twice and
know he - the hardest hitting heavy
vetxht that have ever met The long
fap0es Of time between bouts with VILE
lard have done him no good That is
another reason that I feel confident
Dempsey Is the betetr man Of the two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
WASHINGTON WINS FINAL.

BOSTON, June @6.-WaShIngton took
The final and rubber game Of tho five
game series with Boston today. 3 TO !.
Harper. who pitched and won Monday
came back and yielded but six hits,
whereas Pennock was hit freely. Score:
r. HE
Washington 49,. 100 loo OlO-% IS 2
Boston ........ 100 ono n00--1 s o
Harper and PicinICh. Agncw; rCnnock
and SChanE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27

Three base hit-Heilmann. SaCrihce
hit-Boland. Left on hases-Clevcland
s. Detroit :. Base on balls-0h Jasper
:. Roland l. Struck out--By Jasper :.
by Boland :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Chicago. .: st. Louis. 3 OBJ
Washington. 3; Boston. |.
Cleveland q; Detroit G@)
New York Phila., wet ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
FIGHT AT PARK
JULY FOURTH.
The men will weigh IN at

opponent. The men will weigh In at
125 pounds.
The followers Of Allen Myers, a South
Side youngster. would like TO hear from
Billy Williams. the Martins Ferry demon,
who made such a good showing in re-
cent bouts ct the park. They arc Of the
opinion that williams is afraid of their
man and is taking cold feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
ny ED CURLEY.

Puxitfstci Expert, New York American
As the fight between willard ano
Dempsey will only be twelve rounds I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

-U)PittsburEh. %; Cincinnati. :.
(2)St. Louis. +; Chicago. s.
(S)St. Louis. :; Chicago ?.
Brooklyn New York; rain.
Philad"lphia-EoS rnin.
(D-Ca!lcd first half eth innlnE.
rain. (2)-First game. (3)-Sccond
game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
BOWLING

ASSOCIATION GAMES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27

BAT 3i6 365 1858
Tonight: Don't Worries vs.. Bishops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27

|HIs .,......,... IN 30 r
conc out when winning run scored.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-23

CIUDAO DE MEXlCO. Julio CO.
Los preparat,ros que Sc estan hacIen-
do en- esia capital para Ia lucha e.ec-
-oral. a la que lie cierto modo Sc O.
pone C~ayranla. continua cada dla con
mayor interts por parte de los obre-
gonistas V gonzalistas. EStos han
hecho cuantas combinaciones han es-
tado a su a'cance para lograr IN en-
tenGimiento con el candidate sonorer-
Sc: pcro los partidaricS dc Aware
han r~echazado de plano las compcnen
das en- que han p]retendido entrar los
pablistas. en- pl sentido de que Sc es-
tablezca IN especie de compadraz-
go para turnarse Ia presidential. juz-
gando que IA silla no debe Quedar
mas Que en- uno u otro de los candl-
datos. sin mas considersciones acer-
ca de la oponion Y de los i~ntereses pu-
hlicoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-23
LA COMPRA DE VALORES

RIO JANEIRO. julio 2O.-Los pc
ri6dicos de esta ciuGad comentan nue.
vamente Ia supuesta compra de los
v~alores brasilencs para los Estados
Unidos a pesaf de la negativa Official
del gobierno frances.
Uno de los que escriben a este res
pecto declare que los valores bra
silenos deSde hace tempo Sc encuen-
tran en- poder de los banqueros iran
ceses V que a causa de sus valiosos
~incresos es POGO probable que sean
entregados.
FL escritor dice tambien que pro
h~ablemente los rumores a este efecto
han sido inciados por les amerlcanos
ouienes desean c~omprobar Ell sehtlmlen
10 de los brasilenCs respecto a la COM
pra Dor los americanos de esos Vaio,
res, parecicndo asi como el tomar e!
pulso al pueblo del Brasil y onse-
cuente,nente poder efectuar ell nego-
clio con ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-23

aceptara la c%andidatura a la fres'-
dencia'. ~
EN- estas neutrality-suspicious.
los informanteo.-cl general toregoh
consider6 de imperiosa y urgente ne
cesidad mantener V asegurar 81 IN
dependencia politica. eXiglda per a
Constitution V por la mas elemental
nrobidad. va que ambas condenan
las candidaturas ~incubadaS en- la IN
fluencia administrative, o que Sc a.
roven er los comandos mllltares'.
Sobre los programs de gobierno.
"EScbre este interecanle :opico tlene
cl general Oregon r plausible I'm
preston. dice Noyelo Y ZuDaiaa. FL
general Obreg6n 81 acepta los pro-
gramas de gobierno; pero como las d
crupaciones que 10 rostulan no se
~concrecan en- sus tendencias solamen-
te a la labor d~eSarrollada pOr los
hombres publicos durante e. eJerclc'o
de su periodic, sino que buscan una
seduction de continuidad, Goregon
crina que aparte de pfoSrahla ue
gobierno Ell candidate deoe responder
a csas aspiraciones de u e%lec:orcs'
ofreciendo el desarroilo dc un progra-
ma amp!io. dc significacion Y tras-
cendancia para los irtereses naclona-
les. Con este cree ell general Obre-
gon dejar satisfecha a Ia opinion en-
10 que respecta al cargo que sc lie HI
20. de QUE 6l no aceptaba programa
de g~obierno".
Esta cs. en- sintesis, la information
que los abogados Zubaran y Novelo
rindieron Ell la junta celebrada en- Ia
casa de Hill V que es Ell producto de
sus confcrencias cor Oregon, en- la
ciudad de Nogales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-23
OUIEREN Ell CADAVER
DEL GENERAL DAZ
EN- MEXICO
Sc desea honrarlo ell dla IS
de Sophomore en- la capt
tai de la Repnblica

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Julio 81
Ha llamado profundamente Ia aten-
ci6n entire las personals que piden
eI traslado de los restos del senior
General Don Porfirio Diaz, eX-Presl-
dente de Ia Repuolica, Sc "encuentren
rumerosas personals que intervinieron
activamente en Ia caida del regimen
porfiriano.
La familia del general Diaz no ha
tornado parte en- las gestioneS que
Sc han hecho a fin de que u restoS
scar traidos de Francia. sino que
los que deaean que tai cosa suceda,
son amigos del extinto Presidente Y
no pocos, que tomaron activa parti-
cicaci6n en- la revolution maderiSta
e. aho de 1910.
e. senior Leopoldo Batres, perSo-
ma muy :onocida en- esta ciudad V que
durante ia administration del gene
raj Diaz, ocHpo puestoS p~rominentes
an la politica, manifesto que Sc esta-
ban hacienda gestiones a fin de que
las autoridaGeS comedian l~icencia pa
"a Cue Sc celeone una convention ma
cional en- honor del desaparecido
mandatario.
~Mi!iares de personals, dijo ell senior
BatreS. descan rendir por vez prime
ra. despuas tc su muerte. este tri-
huto a. ilustre general Diaz. 81 con-
seguimos ell permiSo correspondence.
no dude que Ia manifestation serd
grandiosa. Considero que no Sc nos
negara este permlso: no hav raz6n
hinguna ce orden politico que 10 i'm
p!oa va que Sc trata sclamente de
honrar la memoria de IN muerto Y
con clio el pasado no ha de resurgir".