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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-29
FL arte no he podido des-
arroIlarse en- Mexico

Que no he visto tratado hasta ahora.
v Que ne parece muv in~teresante: EN-
pezamos a tencr artist2S, la sIma DE
artiStas necesarlos para crcar, para
fundar nurestro arte e5cenico proplo.
Rompiendo con eli p~rcjuIcio.
-Es decir. continue nuestrc en-
trovistado. artistas S'empre los hemos
tenido. rcro no en- los escenarios.
Los hombres. los cue Sc sentlan
con facu,taGres para cl canto o para Ia
defamation. t~enian. 81 eran dc cisr-
"a categoria. ere rorrper % Ia faml-
liza. cue c~ontrariar. los iamillares de-
secs, entrando al teatro.
En- las muieres, de Glen veces en-
que aouello deoio ser, 10 era una So
IA. ' esa. constitute una verdadera
~tragedia. .
Una ilustre c~antante, Luisa Tetra-
Zzini. deciame en- cinrta OCCASION,
Gespucs lie una vista al Conservato-
rio:
En- pocos paises del mundo he
podido DIR tantas Y tan be!!as voces.
;Porque. pues, hay tan pocas can
tantes meXicanas en- los esccnarios.
cuando ustcdes podian lucirlas 2n los
~teatros dc TODD Ell mundo?
Poraue las muchachaS que tenian
buena voz. bella presencia, ]condiclo-
mes teatralez cue con cl n~ecesario
~cu!tivo serian bastantes a crear n
r~ersona!idad Y a hacer n renuta-
ci6n.. sc Quedan en- casa. deleltardo a
las tamilias en- las noches de tcrtulla.
! Cuando muchc. Sc les permItla dar
leccioncs de caHto. GEl ueatro.....?
/ las tahlas? ser c6micas. $500? iJa-
mas La famiiia no 10 permltla, no
podia. no debia permitirlo, Y sc daha
e. case de que muchachas en- Ia e5ce-
ma. con una bella voz 0 con notorIas
facultades dramaticas, lutheran ga
nado miles da pesos, acababan 81 lu-
ventud hacienda costuras para ayu-
dar a cu5rir ei presupuesto domestl-
co.
POGO a POGO. Sc ha do romplendo
con ell p~rejuicio. Hoy, las escue!as
de canto Y defamation, estan lenas
de alumnos y alumnas, Y todos tie
r,en Ia firme intenci6n de dcdlcarSe
al teatro.
Con los nrtistas meXicanos que
err la actualidad han recibido la sar-
cion del plblilco. V con los que a
! clio Sc preparan todos los dias, Sc pue-
den formar en- Mexico mas de una
compahia de Opera, Y mas de de
comndia.
va no Sc. como Sc We para muchas
familias mexicanas. n vergiienza Ell
Que sus miembros Sc dediquen al arte
t~eatral. va que es l~nnegabIe que en-
q pued,en continuar con todos sus res
pectos Y con todos sus va!imien3os'
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CAMBIO DE ALTOS JEFES DE
LA GUARNICION

Sc encrantra va, en- San Antonio,
a Gcnde vienc 2 haccrse cargo del
Quartet Maestro lei Dcpartamento
Militar del Sur, 81 Corl. Milosh +.
Eilgard, en- substitution del Corl. Da-
mel Nc Carthy que Marcia q to-
mar igual puesto en- cl Derartarlento
Gel Suroeste. como Quartet Maestro en-
Charleston. Antes de nacerse cargo
de su nuevo p~uesto. e. coronel Hi!gard
ma estado e~nterindcse de algunos a
suntos que son dc su incumbencia Y
en- rel curse de la semana sc verlti-
cara Ia toma de poseslon.
La orden para relevar al Coronc!
Nc Carthv vienc en- canine. habien-
dose expedite en- Washington con fe-
cha p del mes actual.
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NUEVOS CAMPOS DE LENADO-
RES DEL MUNDO

Apenas 81 pasa dia sin que en- los
pueblos del Estado de Texas, u los
mas p~equenos Sc establezcan campa-
mentos de mexicanos, de Ia institu-
ci6n conocaa con cl nombre de Orden
de los Lenadores del Mundo, cuyos
fines Y organization son de sobra CO.
nocidos de nuestros lectores.
Entire les ~campamentos ultimamen-
tie formados, todos ellos con elemen-
tos mexicanos que Sc han agrupado
con entusiasmo para hacer de todas
sus dehilidades aisladas, n gran
tfortaleza comun, Sc cuentan Ell Cam
DO "LIRIO" Industrial Juvenll. de
, Encinal. Texas. Y eli Campo MORE
LOS" en- Rig Wells, de este mlsmo
Estado.
La Directiva del primera de los
~mencionadcs c~ampamentcs, quedo in
tegrada on la siguiente forma:
Consul Comandante, Juan c. Cue
rrero: Vice Consul C~omandante, Ju-
liam D. Garcia: Secretario. Jose Lo-
rez: Tesorero, Pedro Vclazquez; Au-
ditor EX-Oficio, Federico Medina;
Maestro de Ceremonies. Pedro Nal
donado; Guardia, Miguel Perales;
! .Auditora. Eudelia Aguirre; Auditor,
Hilario Buentello.
La Directiva del Campo "Morelos,"
ia fcrman las siguientes personals:
Consul Comandante, Juan Cortes;
Vice Consul ComanGante, Pedro Ar
! riola; Secretaria, Sofia Nino (; Te-
s~orcro, Ignacio Perez; Auditor EXOfl-
clio. nonaciano Trujllio; Maestro de
Ceremonies. Sra. Santos Talamante;
Escolra. Sra. Anita Perez; Audltora,
Soledad N. CortGs; Auditora, Victo-
ria Arreola
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Sc NACIONALIZA AMERICANA

f! senior Gottieb Weihlea es IN
suhdito aieman, que naci6 er Ia pro-
vincia de Wurttcnbcrg. Alemania, y
NE accualmante reside IN Lacostc.
Texas. que ~prcsento 81 solicitud en-
81 Derartamcato respective del Ed!-
ficio Federal. denominado Naturali-
cation Service, para haoerse ciuda-
Ganc americana. Fl senior WeIolen,
rad:ca en- Estados Unidcs desde 1884
Y cuenta a Ia fechs sesenta y un
amos de edad.
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ES ENEMIG0
De MEXICO
(Viene de la la. Pagina)
DIDO q la estrecha amistad cue 10 IL
ga con Mr.. Baker.

Gates term;r6 sus irfcrmacloncs
al Corite Dc Ia CaEara, declarando:
En- la actualidad hay en- Mexico po-
cos bandolecos, sin contar a les SOL
dados ca-rrarcistas. rorde quiera que
hay soldados, SC carec de garantlas
para la vida Y la prcpicdad. Y es
cue el eobierno dc Carranza es IN
gsbierno militar en- el que los o-lcla-
les V aun les soldados no tienen discI-
pima nj respeto alguno a Ia ley.
Cite gran numero de ultrajeS CO.
metidos por individuos pertcrecien-
ties al ej5rcito de Carranza y diJo
cue nj uno solo de los c~ausantes de
esos atentados habia p~ersegnlGo Y
nlenos ain, castigado.
La declaration final de Gates an
t. el yComite de la Camara de DlPu-
tados fue Ia de cue es i~neXacto que
Ell pueblo mexicano ode a los arnerl-
canos-
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FL BENEFICIO De HOY
Lo celebra
Laura Mi
randa
Ell INA
cionalh

Una de las noches
de mas entusiasmo,
de "a ~temporada cue
ma scstenido en- el
teatro "fI Nacional,'
la conlpania de Ear
zuelas V operetas
Caussade de Leon,
sera esta lon cue ce-
Zebra su beneiicio la
tiple comica Laura
Miranda. Tres ale
gres otritas. de cor
re ClaSIco eSpanol Sc
ran llevadas a resce-
ma: Los Tres Go
~rriones.'' Eel Bueno
de Guznlan' Y Ii
Canamonera," en-
las cuales luce cX-
~tensamenu2 sUs IA
cultades Ia bereft-
ciada.
Fl publico ha de-
mosrrado sus SIM
patlaS por Id Scho-
"a Miranda en- su
function de grac!a
con la compra an
ticirada de lCcah-
dades,, que llace te-
1er por SECURE
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Registro Civil
DEFUNCIONES

lose Ortiz, dc cuatro amos de edad,
lnurio de tctanos en- Ia Gale de S.
San Saba 40.
Francisco Rivera, de IN ano de
edad, muri6 de broco-pneUmonia en- la
Gale de Feracruz lll6.
Celia Nazquez. de catorce amos de
edad murio de endo-carditiS. en- L
Gale de Matamoros 2l3 Y medic.
Jesus Mendoza. de cuarenta Y cinco
arcs de edad. murio de entero-coli-
It's, en- Ia Gale &c Angelo Y las Moras.
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NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Santiago Nava y de
Ia sonora Gregoria VI. de MAYA, en-
Ia Gale de S. Concao 40.
Tn nino de Rafael Prada y de ia
sonora Conception R. Ge Parada en-
la Gale de ". Ceballos t05.
In nino de Jesus Lopez Y de Ia S.
nora Margarita F. de Lopez, en- la ca
lie De Durango numero >.
Una nina de Feline Galvan : de IL
sonora Jesus B. de Galvan en- la ca
le de Pedlent0a sos.
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NATRINONIOS

Eleuterio Guerrero con Josefa Ro-
driguec.
Miguel Cervantes con Francisco
Cascade.
Florencio Rodriguez o Fellclana
Perez.
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DlVERSAS.


A.raaaa4ue uust-aeo Hispano-AmeFlca-
mono p--a 1919. -S4--o
Bi5Io:sca &c "a Esa. ob-a capaE &c Ia
Ger rel. = los uleEtoS.-- tones tea .S-.oV
Les suencs eNP&caIos iVs < hl@s'eo dc -,
ascacaa.-Ia tome ;e.a ....-..--.. Doc
:! ANA Ge Casa. GGia &c - Tnuler
ben eduCaaa e. H'ate-!a lie cociHa.
moGas. hygiene. costumores soeta!es.
neG.csaa, etc. 9oc
Il Coc:ae-a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nanua!
de ,ocina. con cerca lie nil Eor nu!as pa
"a nAcer los mas eAquisltos p!Atos de IA
cSc!na espano!a = C=ansssi ........... 90;
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Los G-anos que aDarecen en- Ia cara ) otras
Iartes del cuerpo. son sintomas de que su
sangre esta danada o empcbrecida. Algunas
veces las Intermediates de Ia sangre Sc ma
nifiestan bajo Ia forma de eczema. escrofu-
las. ulceras y otras similares. que arden como
81 fucran !lamas al contacto de la piei. Esto
~significa que 81 Sangre necesita 5. 5. 5. pa
IA limpiar!a y Lurificarla de estoS serme-
res ~acumulados. que son q wees Causa de Sc
rias molestias y Intermediates. Esta nedi-
Gina Is Ia meior conocido para esta c!asc dc
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uBROs DE AVENTURAS Y WAVES.

ObruS dc Emilio SclGari.
Il SIS eGdc tc-o.)
Los M.s;erlos de "a India
LIS Fi.zLsS de a Ma!4Sia.
Ia CoIqU4sta de IN lmpe-io.
- EeaEaE:a &c SanGoAaa.
Id ~ks:Dnqg!Sts IL AomF.aSen
II Rey &c. AI.e.
TT as Montanas &c Africa
e Iesoro &c l. Montana AEuL-
IL Destruction de Carriage.
Les PLEalas - - BermGGaS.
L! ExaernIGio De INA Trlou-
Las ASui.as &c = Es-eoa.
Ia EStss.& de - AraucaalA
In e Ma de as Perks
Z! Hl!o del CoTsar.0 EoIo.
Los UItiR-os tIIolStc-oS.
Los Es,-aSoS &c IA China
- Montana &c Orc.
LIS AA.avI-aS &c! Rao 1000
Arent1jras Gc 3uUcio Eli.
IL 50 eentGgos coda tor"j.
g Profanad9r de tumoas.
Una NUcac Ge CGin2NA-
z! Iastiato de Z vloU-a.
I! MIs:erio de - OSLO daEas.
Psssa DitIc!.-
Un Ton;o DemssIadc Llsto.
4 C0mplCt ae III JUez-
:, Prosc-I2tn &c a AontaG1-
In Piano AEsC2L2Co-a-
LsnzaGcs Al AcIsmO.
Eta5c Terroslfico.
Daniel e. Oso ) q Oso Juan
e Cae,qUe Negro.
L~inchanienco FTScaSaGo.
La EsIstua Pa.iaa;e-
Les BeGuincs Roles.
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.

Telefonos Crockett y Travis 99G : 1920
FL. UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA ClUDAD.
Carros a proposito Y a precios ra-
zonables. especiales para Bautizos.
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Eiajes cor
tos 50 cts. Hora $500. Prec!os es'
peciales para fuera de Ia ciudaG
Sccvicio rapido dia Y noche.
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oBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY

s~rentu-Gs nc Sherlock Holmes.
"a So r~s4fauos czds trTso.)
3 VeadeGc- de Cac-Ne'eS,
m Rceo Del D!snaate AEu.
l. Hlla Cc Usurero-
Blackwell e PIraIa Gel AAhesS
Jack e DeStEEpador-
Les No-eGegos Ez-os as Lo"
la Ma.eLa S~aaS-cntA-
IN NeGico Criminal
- Trs,anento del Director. ,
s.-o-E Holmes y = Cont-aosncissa 9e
is Puer-AS DC a Aue=S- NOP'"
:, y Es-gel4 del CrIneL de PIttsoufS
|. NuG- Eosa de Pa<Is-
Is Sss,rI Euuan2-
Una $osae Le Terror
e Roso &c. Colas dc Pe-As.
"a Tnsane Posa5s Gel Cai-o.
:! NS-E-aE.o lie Corfu
- Rey DC !os B1ncidos.
Aperturcs dc John c. Ratfiss.
Il 50 -e-.aros rsea ;9no.l
q Ins5sn.co N3s;euosc.
Ua Ro5C en- e gaac.o Real
e Principe JUEatoT-
= AszEo en- e Sleeping.
z! Asao Rc.o-
(. SereG-.c Dc BLACKSTONE
Il Ssc-c:c dc! A1llc.
Z P=eSIdente C As Co.onI2A
Il F4iSo SS!tc4coT-
La Doncela EapJScN-
e FuSIl Gsl Negro
= TesorU Gci EoEaL
IN Nfz-e dc bocas-
q SAcerdote Gel Sol
q Tesoro e. Es;ado.
In Ii RAtoncEl
< Sec-eso tsi TsSoro-
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LOS GRANOS SON EFECTO DE UNA SANGRE DANADA
Presto I'd. atencion a estos slntomas.

males y esta fabr;cada con p!oductos sese-
taIes. no conteniendo ninEurn preparation
quinica nj mineral que pueda Eastman Ia
pieI. Ocurra a c%ualQuier drogueria = COM
pre desde lucso una botellS de 5. 5. 5: y Sc
vera Iibre de csos granos, que cesfiSursn
/. c,ra asi como dc otras Intermediates ST.
milares aderas limpiara absolutannente su
ssngre. ST listed desea una consriS Spe-
cial gratis acerca de su case particular. &
criba a Ia sieuicnte direction: Medical Dr.
rector. 90 Swift Laboratory. AILA!NiA-
tAcN.l
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MANUALEs PRACTICES

,.--.,- ea ~ csutrc.-IcrEoS en''
p.staGos ~ ,s.c. Z $500 sia" r"'-'
Manual. ae A~E-lc--t-EA :
V-~g,l Ge A.,ss > Otsc1os-
Manual de Ace,,es : JSo"ees'
M H@--1;; 5e Ca.2.a:sriA &c Taller. 70
e. -, Cehessro y Po!yor's;2-
N@--,l del C--.iG,r &c Fie.eS
So GsI C5a.j.ero y ?as;e.sTo'
go eel Dssrlzdo- Llro-'sta-
yargal &c Elec,-'e.cad-
Manual. de FotoE-4i.a-
Nanua. de. H0.ai5teHo-
Manual dc Jarc.nerlN ; hoI-
Manual &c La5Ogco Ie MEAS
Manual lie LecacT'4-
Manual &C Ncc4ulca IHcES-Ela-
Nz7us. de. Plator. -
Va5ggI del TeIes-a:!s;a : Le.eion'S@
Ss..a! Ge. RelcIeEo.
N.rua! &C. Sastrc-
49, al Eao-ican'e Dc EeLas-
yig--sI dc Ve;eciasria y EGG:2'!'n-
Mania. Dc. Za7ate-o.
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SANTORAL

MARTES. Julio 29..-Santa Maria
Virgen. Santos Felix II Papa, SIM
p!icio Faustino Y Beatriz Martires y
Pr6spero Cbispo Confesor.
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ESPIRITISMO.
mAoIA. M~AGNETIsMo, Etc.

r,7vi.us del R.y Solomon - soc
S.@-S-,, raCe-aaL-Coatteae !E maEla
L,-.- -rfa y aeEra. 9Iac:c!ones' en-
-sr-s-:earcs. cocIG-cS, stc.
~ = RI-ua. de d All MaEia-toHue
= Ta-o,. sec.eJos del e1!;o, nIE7om4"- A
- r1fe-aaL-Trat2io complete De
ne e T-ianEU!o &c Sa'o"0-' = ~
'as cieacia5 oculcas
- S,~II6A-o Li5.o de 0.o.-PCatuc2s ae
-,rnsrismo. uipno,smo ) esnon
- r.> so--lEea c: RPocAnnieAIo'
:. s,f-a 90 voH.2,aG. as eCerSlAS- n A.,
-, r-pasLaGo e. tea ~
- o---o~ ROO, . sea e ate &c 21Aad2E
- Asai-Itgs ~
- po-s- del PsnSamle2to.--St Hon'-o :, m
~eg!t--a- - :uer-z
:, E.rda5e-o DRAGON Rolo--EHca0'aneq "a
45r@.-os. sec1ecos de maya eSc-' S-2S
,-.s G-imcrios y Pea;acu.oS SO-'0
Eso--.5--- Teat=z,-De=est-ae:oa de as
e-ss z, los p:nci22!eS niPn9-, o..
Va. MaS;ca-S"cre;os para na- -
A., 5ncc.snc.-O5rs nqeva poE q
n Ellsworth. His,orl" Del H1I70 =
Empzs.aEo "a tea
~,-~s,gsro Pe-sonSL-AstorfS Ge' IL" r.
-.-;,-o Me;c5o practice a.
N--Y.l Dc Ns-ia Nesca ..' 80
49," - ---a--1 .----.--.---.-. OS~
Sc, .. los Ca-5-ns.-A-te de SanaE -
- ..e-rs --..-,,------ S.0
go. gs k.se-to 81 G-auGe- 9'e
60 - n P-esuG;Eyt2cion = z MaSia-
T...ion-s T~-ar-!.as &c eSca1no,so pres a,
-.Se-S Ss N..ar-7> Ge IA Cruz de C@Fava-
sa.-Joya de- 0cultisno
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oBRAs DE CARLOTA BRAEME

"A 50 c~-rtGygg cGGG uE1).
Fl sccrc,o Ee Lady Nuriel
Er So Manana de bocas
Entire dos Peca5oS
Ia Eiodern1 Cen.c!enta
La CondeSa dc Cradoc
La Es,-elia de Amor
Mas Ds5il que n Nu1er
Ju-. ' ParJe
Sucnos del COra=on
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OsRAS DE
OBRAS DE


- C,ar-o ,ouos 2.4o
~ 60 - Ma, 5 $50
- $50 10 mn BanGi9o ........ 900
= sfS.--J,. 6aI Dsl;,o Dos tomos 5 I-20
:; sSo--.[o SI paroue CIstro tonos : 2.4O
Ia Ultima c.ta.-2 tcrncS .S4--o
Los C-lmenes - DiavoIins. Dos comos ) 10
Los Ma-idss iatznes. Dos tcnos E l--o
- Hl;a de IA P6e;era- Dos tomos 5 ~
100 5 I.2c
IN C-i-en q A2to-ovi- Dos ;ou,os : Ia
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oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNzlo

-, --.-l ii, Ia gys-,e. Dos tonos 5 10
- - NJ fonoS ..... 5 10
:; - M. .oros 5 10
- 80, $ O.60
J;--.rcs 10 las Rocas .......... ; O.5l
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OBRAS POETICAS-

poss.a, de Nanuc! Guaerre1 Nals7~, :. 90
- ;o=oS te-@ o. SOS
poeS!as le Ah'S",, Flares. SOC
P4SgcE2EaS' FS- zoe
E-o Soaagas-PoesIas d. Miguel 30.
T.1a%-Ee-moso 7oeaa li-eo 20. 10 a.,
-, 5e San Ma-tiU.-Cn tono TEA ~
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oBRAS DE SAMUEL SMILES.
OBRAS DEL DR.. MARDEN.

rrousOs smpasscGos en- Teh].
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24
-Easf ':E!s;.; ! 4 OTe3oniall
AN INDEPENDENT NEwsPAPnR.
SUBSCRIPTION RArEs

ing that every effort should be
made to the end that they be al.
lowed to stop here so that they
may be given fitting home
coming welcome. Walla Walla
has made extensive plans for
caring for their men of the
10th artillery. even going so
far as to have their train divert
ed for a considerable stop in
the Garden City. Meanwhile
Pendleton has been "asleep at
the switch" with reference to
our own returning men.
1t is not time to come to life :?
We We're all proud of our men
when they ent:ained for the
war We watched with tense
interest news of the battles
through which they fought and
all rejoiced when they landed
safely in New York.
On their arrival here there
will be opportunity for a real
demonstration which should
command county wide atten-
ton. Let's make it a hummer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

$1,000 ACRES

n + the Mckay creek reser.
U voir plan is carried thru
additional storage capacity
to the extent of 10000 acre
feet will be provided for the ir-
rigation of the lands of the west
end of the county. The Cold
Springs reservoir has a capa-
city of $4,000 acre feet.
Through use of the Mckay
reservoir water may be obtain
ed for the watering of 81 900
acres of land now non tillable
because of lack of sufficient
water during the summer
months. The reservoir will
make possible the irrigation of
more land that is now being
farmed in the irrigated district
of the western part of the
county. 1t will double the
population in that region.
The interests of Umatilla
county and of the state call for
the storing of sufficient water
to make the waste places pro-
ductive. The Mckay reservoir
should be made a reality.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24
PRICES JUMPING
ALL OVER ITALY
eBy United Press.)

ROME. (By Mail. i.)-Startling COM
parisons between pre-war prices and
the present cost of living in Italy have
been submitted to the Joint Centenary
Commission of the Methodist Episco-
lpal Church, by DIR. Luigi Iala. Metho-
dist pastor at Turn. The commission
lis making a special study of the prob
lem, prior to opening a chain of neigh
lborhood houses in the factory centers
Iof the northern Italy and in the re-
deemed lands. t,
Clothes. food and household furni-
iture have all undergone tremendous
INCREASE in price. according to DIR. I4ala
\ pair of shoes which. before the war
camn TO twelve francs. cannot be pur-
chased now for less than sixty francs
(ncarly S12). An Overcoat which for
merry cost eighty francs is now mark
cd at $50 francs. Even shoes for a
baby of six months have gone up from
three francs to ten francs. A kiIo of
beef which the pre-war buyer could
get for three francs now comes to thir-
teen francs. which is somewhat over
two dollars
Perhaps the most marked increase
Of all is in the line OF household fur
nishinps. 4 sheet for a single bed
costs forty francs. or nearly eight dol
1ars. and in the old DAYS the very best
could be bought for only six francs
An ordinary spoon is valued at about
sixty cents. Nearly forty dollars is
what one must pay for mattress only
large enough for &. single bed. Pianos
which used to be worth $3.50, today
costs $1,000.
The tremendous rise in the price of
necessities mas caused much suffering
and discomfort. AMI many strikes are
taking ulace
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24
PENDLETON'S OWN TROOP
is COMING.

<R% ROOP d represented Pen
VI dletonIs own contribution
to the war. Though is
came far from containing all
the local men in the service it
had the distinction of being the
only military organization Off
cially formed in this city. 1t
was known as a Pendleton
troop and tbs identity was
never fully lost even after the
boys were mustered into the ar
tillery. Most of the men were
together in the 14Sth F. A. and
hence had the benefit of the
home town companionShip
throughout the war.
Thirty eight of these men are
pass through Pendleton We'd
nesday afternoon enroute to
Portland. 1t goes without say
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24
VILLA LEARNS A LESSON

n ROBABLY the greatest
~ surprise ef Gen. Francis.
q co Villas life was that
of Sunday, June 16, 1919, al
Juarez.
We can imagine the conf
dence with which he and his
bandit soldiery advanced on
the little Mexican border town.
Two or three times before in
the wars of Mexico he had cap
tured it. The Carranza garri-
sons resistance was stubborn,
but no more so than the resis-
.tance Villa has repeatedly en-
countered. Doubtless he was
just planning one of the fam
Gus dashes by which he has ta-
ken away a Northern Mexican
town, when suddenly 5000 Uni
ted States troops poured across
the river. A part stopped to
assist the Carranzistas in hold
ing the bandit back from Jua-
rez, and the rest swung out in
a wide circle beyond the farthe-
est firing line to take the Willis
tas in the rear. Instead of
marching into Juarez in tri-
umph, Villa and remnants of
his band engaged in a despa-
rate race to beat the Americans
rO tha mountains
The last time prior to this
when Villa was known to be ap-
preaching the border with a
force was in
March, 1916. On the ninth of
that month he crossed to Co
Iumbus, N. NJ, killing IL civil
-ians and nine soldiers, and
Gen. Pershing pursued him 300
niles into Mexico. We did not
catch him then, nor did we
catch him this time. But the
0and he has spent months in
broken up and demoralized.-l
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
~~eSs~-~~~
One of the SHORTCOMINGS of this gen. |
ration is an insufficient number of |
3oy Scouts. Let US see that the next |
is a abundantly supplied
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24
TURKS VIOLATE AR,usr1cE

PARIS. juno 2f.-Thc peace con-
ference has been Officially notified
that a Turkish army of 10000 viOIat-
ed the armistice by marching against
a Greek army of occupation in Smyr-
ma ViIayct. The Greeks numbered
only 10000. Another Turkish army
Of $4,000 Is said 10 he moving upon
DeniziIl, held by the Italians.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

Gallant state legislatures are soram-
bling for places Of honor in ratifying
the constitutional amendment giving
women the vote, whereas short time
ago they we're scrambling the other
way. Is this a case OF successful un-
scfambllng?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24
FUNNYBONE


Back to Eden.
Ad in India-"Iady tired of her
clothes wishes to sell them all very
ch heaply."-Boston Transcript.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

One of the SHORTCOMINGS of this gen.
Grafton is an insufficient number of
Boy Scouts. Let US see that the next
generation is abundantly supplied
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

II used to consider a man who sug-
gested a little drink a perfect gentle
man" said Uncle Bill Bottletop.
Don't you feel that way now?''
"'No Maybe he's a bootlegger." -
Washington Star.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

For speed in Independence. Rose,
Our baby, can't he beat.
Already t1vixt her mouth and toes.
She's making both ends meet.
-Boston Transcript.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24
ROLL OF HONOR

Died from Acclucnb.
Louis N Nelson, Tillamook, Ore.
Wounded Severely.
J.. w. Mason. Salem. Oregon
c. L. Moore. Powell Butte, Oregon
Killed i'm Action.
William NJ. Conner, Portland, ore
gon.
Wounded Slightly.
+. G. Love, Medford, oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

Mrs. Exe--Jack and Edith are to
be married and 1 get the credit for
making the match.
Mrs. Wye-Enjoy the credit while
you can, my dear. In a few years
they may be giving you the blame
Boston Transcript
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

For the moonshiner-"Oft i'm dis
tilly night. t.''-Boston Transcript.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-24

Yes, .Thelma. there would be fewer
divorces in this vale OF tears IL there
were more good cooks.