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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02

iosls. France Mr. Mesxenshsn &Iplo-
mat and publicist csi,nrl StrpoG.
Harvard University Nedleai neAsri
ard director % American bet cnsos
Department of Medical us@earrh sod
intelligence. Doctor Holt. rrofsssw -
Diseases % Children. collees ~ rhyof.
cians aud surgeons New Yort puetor
weleh. director 81 school of nyG1ooo
and Public iieaiih. Johns unpk(ne
University: nvesor Eisx<. = poA1Ie
health commissioner. New forh state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02

To Tho Leader You rama thc bcll
on tho street ,pr.nkllns stun, Why
no, sprinkle al least IN the business
sccsion, There IA plenty oi water
III. river. and cre"ks err hank iull.
lot IN have little water on Tho
principal busin,ss streets Al least u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02
Nor On The soors Proposition.

To The Leader ! read with 4 great
dcal of satisfaction what ''T ~ had lc
say abou. prohibition lic Is exactly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-02

The Williamson llalsell Frazier Co,
Wha'esale Dssiiitusos GUTHRIE OKLA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
Tire Cut Aduice Is GiUen
By Ford Distributor

Every stone-chip, piece of glass,
bit of iron or tin, switch point and the
like inflicts cuts on the toughest tread
when fairly hit by the tire. If even
one of these is neglected, 1t may cost
you thousands Of tire miles," accord
ing to H. G.. Coleman, of the Webb
Coleman company, Ford distributors.
"A tread cut is very much like a
wound on the sole of a runners foot.
IL he runs with 1t, the pressure Of
his weight will extend the cut. Dirt
and grit will be forced in and the
wound will tester and spread infec-
ton until it is thoroughly cleaned and
properly dressed. Then proper steps
must be taken to let nature fill it up.
"In a tread cut the results of mat
tention are similar The elastic tread
rubber is constantly spread by the
shocks OF the road, so that even a
small cut in a new tire enlarges rap
idly.
"At the same time, dirt, sand, and
even small stones are forced into the
wound until they go entirely through
the tread and into the carcass. Water,
of course, also enters, and rots and
weakens the rubber. Eventually will
come a bad blowout.
Inspect your tires daily. Have all
tread cuts taken care of promptly.
If repair labor is scarce in your local
ity, do the work yourself if the cuts
are still fresh and not too large New
er try to repair an old cut without get
tin expert advice on it. If any tread
separation or fabric rotting has set in,
repairing the cut without paying at
tention to these conditions is the very
worst thing you can do"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
keep COOL, IS ADVICE
TO AMATEUR AUTOISTS

Novices in the art Of motor car
driving may find some useful hints
from the following suggestions from
the publication of one Of the large
motor car companies:
Take your time during the first
month-keep cool and have a reason
for everything you do. and above all,
think, and you will get along all right.
Know what each pedal of an auto
mobile Is for, know what each button
will do and do not lose your head.
Then you will not get into any trouble.
Early morning Is the best time to
learn the first stages of driving. Go
slowly and keep to the right Get
in the habit of watching for vehicles
both on the street you are driving
and on the cross streets.
After short period, when you feel
satisfied you have mastered the ele-
mentary things, drive later in the day
when the traffic Is heavier. But be
careful. This will accustom you to
the crowds. During the learning per-
Tod drive slowly. Do not speed. Most
of the trouble comes from driving too
fast.
Find out all about your car and treat
1t with consideration. Watch lubri-
cation. You do not go without food
for several days, nor should you al
low your car to go without sufficient
oil and water. Both are necessary for
proper performance.
Remember your car is piece of
machinery. 1t is not infallible. Do
not expect the impossible of it. Treat
IL with consideration. And it will re-
turn uniform service to you
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
AEn0-EICHT WON
MANY WAR RACES

Automobile racing events of the
last eighteen months of an improm-
ptu nature, and the competition was
largely between stock cars, says F. |.
Stafford Reports disclose that the
Cole Aero-Eight, manufactured by the
Cole Motor Car company OF Indianap-
oils, was most consistent winner.
During the racing season in Cuba and
South American countries the Cole
Aero-Eight shattered one record after
another.
One Of its most notable feats was
the lowering of the dirt track record
at Oriental Park, Havana The Cole
Aero Eight clipped three seconds per
lap off the record established by Bob
Burman in his BlitZaR-Benz few
years back. The feat was the more
remarkable when because the Cole
Aero-Eight was a stock car while that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
FREIGHT CONDUCTOR INJURED
by Associated Press,

ANDERSON, Ind, March 29-Ralph
d. Pitts, "a, a Big Four freight con-
ductor was fatally injured and Char
les Lenner, 80, switchman was seri-
ously injured when they were crush
ed between two freight cars at the.
South Anderson yards early this morn
ing. Pitts died two hours after the
accident.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29

er of the motor, Cole engineers have
materially decreased the weight of the
car and so designed the chassis and
body as to reduce wind resistance IL
percent. AS result car which com
bines almost unlimited power, speed
OF 20 miles per hour, smooth-riding
qualities, utility and comfort has been
achieved
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29

driven by Burman was a special built
racing model.
In the $50 and 115-mile road races In
Montevideo, a Cole Aero-Eight road
ster ran away from all competition.
The success Of the Aero-Eight in these
speed tests is attributed to its aero
type construction.
While increasing the speed and pow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
EMPLOYS cHAuFFERETTEs.

The Saxon Motor Car Corporation
employed .chaufferettes' when the
shortage of male employees was most
acute. The girls used to drive the
cars from the factory to the 3ieH.
platforms and also on some snort
$780, 1,1a..r,t-..r dnli..nf.i2.s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-29
MAY CONTINUE IN OFFICE
CBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, March 29-Attor-
ney general Palmer in an opinion to
Secretary Glass, has stated that the
secretary has authority to continue
John Shelton Williams in office as
comptroller of currency and ex-officio
member of the federal reserve board
despite failure of congress to confirm
his denomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21
CoHtfn0ed.

CHEVROLET touring. s-cyL. 1919. model DIS;
only run 8 1000 miles; looks like new; will sell.
q bargain, to cash buyer. 1901 G ST. sc. 2Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21

SUBSTANTIAL manufscturin9 cor,o-, ,,o.
wants capable men to establsh branch and
manage salesmen: $500 to $500 necessary;
70 Baltimore II you vii; qualify For psrtieu.
ars address Secretary. 416 n. Howard sf,
Baltimore. Nd. '
RAISE CAPITAL-Best methods: avoid per-
sonal or partnership liability from business
obligations: begin or expand your business: ac-
auire prestige and credit: capitalize your ideas
easily. quickly. legally. through incorporat ton
corporations organised everywhere; liberal
terms; information free Established 1908 e.
B. Legal Corporation Bond bldS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21
FOR sA1E-M1scELLANEoUs.

| MISCELLANEOUS-
RUsKIN PROoFs-worid's finest hand
| colcred reproductions now ON exhibition and
sale at The A%efieaa s.Pp R.nf bida 1i Ses
st. NV.
FOR THE LARGEST and hnest assortment Of
Christmas and New Years cards. calendars,
ss tSs ssons pnp bds
| on G st. near 18th, Suite 2OS.
CHRISTMAS TREES DELIVERED FREE.
to G hsissi. se Prone Frantlin s4ss 3:
GAS FIXTURES. second hand. for sale. In.
| quire at 1243 E st. ne. 81
CHRISTMAS TREES 35c and Soc delivered
2sd and oath. s. Graninger. Falls Church,
i MECHANicA1. DRAWING SET. new; i
large. flexible flyer sled. new. 45s 18th st.
sw. Il
| to Z #. 47s Mass. ave NV. N'
PRICE. $40, FOR straight cape Of kolinskS
fur Is SKINS with SO tails. lined with geor-
gette; worth $3.50 Inquire at Office Of the
Rochambeau. sl5 Conn. ave. 21'
| STEREOFTIC0N and films; throws large pic.
ture: electric bulb fine for children. Col.
DESK. mahogany. roll top. Apt. eos 228O
California st. FL
MANS SUIT. size 3s; also lady's fur trimmed
wrap. Apt. COS. 223o California st. 2l'
BEDROOM SET. Jasmine finish. S518 Lowell
at. ~
CHRISTMAS TOYS. desk. chair. blackboard.
NV. Col. S15OJ. 81
XMAS JOY ali year; GIT subscriptions for All
magazines. at special rates. Call Col. ssl7,J.
SUITS AND OvRRC0ATS-All sizes; very rea-
sonable prices. 1119 18th st. NV, End floor
front. 22s
PHONE LINCOLN 1905 and we will send you
&. o. ID. lbs. beat gunpowder tea for S;
this tea will retail for 81 TO $3.50 per ID.
SPECIAL SAI4E-Two days only: new suit and
new overcoat for $25. Clothing Bargain House.
DOT G st. NV. 23s
LADIES' winter coats and suits; very cheap.
Call 11l9 l4th st. NV, Ind floor front. 21s
SANITARY COUCH, with mattress; opens to
double-size bed; 49, Call evenings, Apt. 307.
Willard Court, 18th and willard SITS. 21'
MACHINERY FOR SALE-One 12x1S c. 4 r
new series press, with Miller automatic feed
attachment; complete with one -h;p; motor.
b. floor, Washington. 10 18th st. NV.
COAT SWEATER--S,,e 1914 handmade; tiIr.
quoiss color: white angora collar; new; $40.
Columbia 1903. 2ls
WARDROBE TRUNK--PracticaIIy new; rea.
scnatle. 1910 X 1T. NV. 21s
ONE 4.burner gas range. SIS; one gas hestef
and 10 feet metal tube. $751; one refrigerator, 81.
1924 Park place NV. gls
TABLE LINEN-Beautiful atched set; dinner
cloth and napkins: new. Phone Frank. 5O0S.
SOLDIERS OvERCOAT, sise 50; new. Cali
1903 South Capitol st. after pm. 21s
SPECIAL PRICES on oil heaters and eas heat.
ers. Guaranteed smokeless oil heater, - IS:
large size $3.50. Gas heaters from $500 to
$500. All heaters perfect or money refunded.
c. II. Anderson, 123 Pa. ave. NV. 22s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21
Continued.

DODGE DEMoNsTRAToR-Good condition:
new tires; one extra. Call Mr.. Willard.
Semmes Motor Co.. Main $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21

FORD sedan late 1918; Westinghouse starter;
lights: demountable rim; new battery; bumper:
hrstclass condition. Cleveland l7gO. p.
COLE 8, tour-sedan; newly painted: new tires;
perfect mechanically; heated: must be sold:
also Cole 8, passenger touring car; newly
painted; In drst-class shape; will take small,
closed car in sale, Phone Line. 216. 22'
HUDSON super-six roadster. 1917; cheap for
cash; guaranteed perfect condition. 1000 Sd
St NV 22s
LET Us install q new motor and Ford starter
on your sedan and coupe for $1s5. 2424 18th
Bt. NV. =
SCHOLARSHIP for full driving course and In
struction in National Auto College by party
leaving town. so. Address Box 10, Star
! office. 22s
FORD roadster; good condition. $3.50. W. q.
Thomas. rear ~ 1st st. NV. 21s
FORD touring; looks and runs like new; ex-
trns; demonstration. 42S 10th st ne. 21s
OIDSMOBILE O. 5-passenger: slightly used.
This has run only 800 miles and is Just
nicely broken in. Phone Maj. Hoover At North
6143 PIE
REQ. 1918 model, 6cylinder. 7-passenger tour
ing car: fine opportunity to purchase good car
At reasOnabae price. Address Box 12S-B, Star
Office Sls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-21
POULTRY, PETS & LIVESTOCK.

POULTRY, PETS & LIVESTOCK.
C01tin1e1.
GUINEA PIas-P,ir. g; healthy puilets.
81. 1229 Morse ne.
FOB sALE-Young canaries. nne singers. 1924
TAME PIGEONS. IA, to highest bidder; will
go at any price. Address W., 3r., LIZ Ind.
CANARIEt sinsers; price. $40. "a v
st. NV. -
of doedom. Chinese Biue-tongue Chow Dog.
puppy, three months old: beauty: thoroughly
house-trained; reasonably priced. Barnum. e22
18th st NV.
wANTED-Persian or maltese kitten. about
months old immediate delivery; state price.
Address Box 110AC, Star office.
CANARIES for sale: fine birds. TBS Webster
st. NV.
CANARY BIRDS for sale; sing day and night.
612 9th ne.
POLICE DOC PUFPTEs|several. very ane
Price. $3.50 each. For inspection address o1 BOZ
PEKINGEsE. Pomeranian. Police and misccl-
mais e.h R"Ree' po1ice Dog
euppe. pfs a'' T f.: 1s
wHEAT-First-cIass Al for sale. North
1884. "a
CoLLIE-MaIe. two years Old; fond Of chill
dren; house broken Call Main 8120. Branch
160.
CANARIES-20 fine singers and females
guaranteed 81s 9Th st. ne. 2
FOR SALE-Persian cats and Kittens: perfect
pets; lovely Christmas gifts. Phone Main 3S7I.
POI f st. NV.
AIREDALE PUPPIES from imported prize
winning registered stock: males. $25 and $35:
females, $40; same sire as my wonderful stud
dog. Rex Spec Dee. Frank H. Kerr, 1920 Wis
consin ave. West 1885.
PAIR of night hounds, reasonable to quick
buyer. J. NJ. Earnest Mt. Rainier, Md. 81
TWO Pomeranian puppies. one solid brown.
Phone Bethesda l6-J. 22s
GANARIBS-Fine young singers for sale. 400
st. Sc. ..
CANARIES-Hartz mountain: beautiful sing
ers. Call 5 to evenings. 1909 n. Capitol.
THE cow MAN--If you want real Holsteis
dairy cattle come and see me: can furnish
grade and pure herd cattle; 100 head to select
from. Jessie Cuthrell. d. +. d. 5. Box !.
Norolk, Va. Jag
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23
GRANGE HOLDS OPEN
MEETING AND INSTALLS
OFFICERS FOR 1919

That weather conditions are no bar
rier to the grangers of the Five Mile
district was demonstrated Friday night
when practically the full membership
and q number of friends gathered at
the Five Mile school house for the in
stallation of officers.
The meeting was an open one and as
a goodly number of outsiders were
present the benefits of the grange were
made known and that it's sessions were
held the first and third Fridays Of
each month.
Officers installed by Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Allen We're as follows: 70. F.
Crawford, worshipful master; Gerald
wartman. overseer; r. c. Crawford.
lecturer; Charles Wartman, steward;
Roy Heater, gate keeper; Mrs. F. B.
! Goodhart and Lloyd Mitchell, assistant
stewards; f. b. Goodhart, chaplain:
Mrs r. C. Crawford, treasurer; Mrs.
Clara Mitchell secretary; Mrs. Charles
Wartman, ceris; Mrs. Edgar Green, pa
mona.
Following the installation refresh
ments were served. The regular meet
ing Of the Grange is to be held the
first Friday of each month, while on
the third Friday an open session will
be held and program given followed by
refreshments.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23
Council Of CHURCH
women MEET soon
All Day Session to Be Held in
First Methodist Church Next
Thursday Program Is An.
nounced.

. ! .
The Inter Church Council of Women
Of Boise and vicinity will meet in an
nual all-day session next Thursday at
the First Methodist church. "Ameri-
canization" is to be the subject under
discussion and all women interested
in that topic are invited. There will be
q basket luncheon ut noon and tea and
coffee will be furnished by the ladies
Of the church.
The program for the day Ii as fol-
lows:
10: oo--Devotional service, Mrs. L. NJ
Anderson.
10: 30-Business.
10:45--Address: 1.-THE Place of the
Sunday School in Americanization,'
Mrs. L. M. Ormsby.
11:20-SpeciaI music.
11:3O-Americanizat legislation
Mrs. p. ]. Dockery.
12:00--Lunch.
1:s0--Devotional service. Mrs. Trim.
BILE.
1:45-Address: Native Women al
Work in the Orient" Mrs. H. J. Roam
2:30---Specia1 music.
2:40--Address: characterization,
DR.. r. M. Donaldson. Offering. Spe.
cial music. Adjournment.
Plano moving made easy. Cali -
Peasiey Transfer 4 Storage Co.-Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23
FRANK WCARRoLL THROWS
CHARLEY OLSEN TWICE m
TWO HOURS At PoCATELLo

In one OF the hardest and fastest
matches ever witnessed in
Pocatello, Frank McCarroll, local
wrestler. known as 1.-THE Maverick
Mauler." threw Charley Olsen, cham
pion OF sweden, twice in little less
than two hours; getting both falls with
the toe hold. A large and enthusiastic
crowd of fans were in attendance, and
enjoyed every minute OF the match.
which was speedy and scientific. The
match was staged Thursday night at
the Orpheum theatre.
According to Frank, the referee, one
Ajax. would not give him falls when
he earned them; consequently, 1t was
necessary for him to get a bruising
toe hold on Olsen and make him quit;
the first fall that way coming in one
hour and 10 minutes. As there was a
two-h hour limit on the match, Frank
went after Olsen again. and with an
other toe hold, got the match In q
slight bit less than the limit.
Frank says the Gate City fans are all
worked up, and attend the bouts in
large numbers. He says they are very
considerate Of a visiting athlete. and
that it Is a pleasure to work In Poca-
tello. He will now get In condition fol
"Cyclone" Workman. and not stop un'
til he throws the Nampa boy In a con-
elusive manner.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23

) final games in the league viii
aged Wednesday night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23

The individual scores Of the men
making up the Up-to- Date bunch show
that they are some basket shooters.
The scores made by each man are rs
follows:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23

G.. Franklin Ream.
Luncheon--Owyhee hotel. Addresses.
Life Service" G.. Franklin Eeam.
Campaign Leaders," John w
Hancher.
stewardship" w. Il. Doughty.
Afternoon session-Theme, "Arous-
ing and Inspiring the Church" John
w. Hancher, presiding.
prayer. Fl. B. Johnson.
2:10--"Informing the Church" Geo
Mecklenburg.
cover the Top" William A. Brown
Essentials of Success" w. E
Doughty.
Evening session-H. B. johnson
presiding.
7:30-Prayer. w. A. Winters
7:45-Four model four minute ad
dresses, by Herman Dietz, H. f. Neal
c. Fl. White and Frank I. Newhouse
Methodist minute men.
S-Address, w. M. Ewing.
S:15-Stereopticon lecture. ]. J
Lace
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23
LEAGUE
PLAYING fine BALL
Basketball Teams Of City Civ
ing CLASSY Exhibitions Of
Speedy Floor Game; Up-to-
Dates Still Unbeaten.

The Commercial Basketball league
that has been playing regularly sched-
uled games at the Y. M. c. A. in this
city is putting up fine article Of ball
that Is pleasing the most fastidious
fans.
The teams are composed OF the very
best players obtainable in the city. and
the spirit OF rivalry is high at all times
The attendance at the games is far
exceeding the expectations Of those who
promoted the league. and the fans OF
the city who like to take in a fast ex-
hibition of floor and hoop work ara
getting more than enough Of classy
speedy basketball.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23
HOG ISLAND WORKERS
BACK ON THEIR JOBS

Philadelphia, Feb. 22.-Hog island.
the worlds greatest shipyard, has re-
sumed normal work. Four hundred
striking foremen, who demanded in
creases from s64 to s7o a week, and
the $4,000 workers forced out, returned
after giving Director General Piez of
the emergency fleet corporation one
week in which to adjust the differ
ences.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-23

"a and Is are the telephone numbers
Of The Capital News. q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07
IA BO[SA 0
IA VIDA

ES sumamente desagradable ell ser
amenaZado V por consequence SUI
frir la perdida de nuestro di1ero Q de
nuestro reloX. Pero debemos admi-
tir que aun es peo- ell ser anlenazado
en- nuestros intestInos. dado que cs-
to implica una perdida mas seria.
listed puede ganar mas dinero 0 CAM
prar otro relox, pero nunca podra re-
cuperar su salud per6ida. La cons-s
tipaclon es la "eterna amenaza" del
ORGANISING humane. Los alimentos
sin dlgerlr Que Sc acumulan en- los
lntestlnoS Sc enveneraran sin duda al
guna, Y como resultado, su organis-
mo Sera Ell ~envenenado.
Ell 80 por ciento de las e~nfermeda-
des que asolan al genera humane, tie
e su origen en- ell canal intestinal.
La Naturaleza procura por 81 misma
e! mantener Ell slstema en- estado nor
NAL, pero cuando no puede deSempe-
mar ampliamente esta labor o eS in
competente, debe ser ayudada a con-
segulrlo en- 81 propio canine. Ell
TRATAMIENTO LAXCARIN ES Ell
GAMING DE LA NATURALEZA.
Los aceites de castor, aguas mine
rales, ETC., no siguen ell canine de la
naturaieza. Juegan un alour con la
constipation, y debilitan Y desarre-
CLAN ell sistema.
LaXcarin actua facilmente V no
produce malestar, hace que ell funcio-
namlento de sus intestinos Sc efectue
como ell "movlmiento de un relox."
ADFERTENC1A!!! Laxcarin sc
vende unicamente por sus distribui-
dores Y no puede ser adquirido en-
ninguna drogueria. No haga case de
10 que lie digan los b~oticarios con OBJ
jeto de p%ersuadirlo a comprar otro
por bajo precio-y por 10 tanto dani-
no-culdeSe de los SuStitutoS de eSta
medicina. Escribanos directamente.
Tendremos mucho gusto en- enviarle
tanto Laxcarin como listed desee. Les
sustitutos lie causaran sufrimientos.
Lo mejor es orde1ar III tratamiento
complete 81 ell case que Sc trata de
combatir es antique o sc quiere como
I'm laxative para Ia familia entera.
Seis caias cuestan sol2mente cinco
dollars. pero esta medic:ra es un mi
Hon de veccs mas ~valiosa para eli pa
ciente CUE Ia tome.-Con un do!l:i
c~onsegu!ra una GAIA. Envie dinero
effective 0 giro postal en- carta ex-
plicita. Diriiase a LaXcaria Products
Co. Dept. spa, Pittsburgh, Pa.
tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07
EN- BREVE ~DISCUT!RASE
La QUESTION De LOS
LIMITES CON MEX.
Tambien Sc discutirG el apro.
u~echamiento de las aguas
del Rio Bravo

Cor la ilegaIa \ esta ciuGad del
Ing. .Antoaio Prieto, Jefe de la Co.
misioa de Limi.es. dard principle la
discussion de Ia vieja question de los
iimites interrac.5ui!c=. asi como la
manera de lievar q cabo ei approve
chamiento de las ag!as del :io Bravo,
las que So saha. Sc Quieren ut!!lZar
en- ohJ'!s ,f lrrig&ciones para los e
reno: ,o Sc encueEtran e1 amLrs
ladus c.: rio.
Diiimos hacc tempo que ell Jefe Ge
la Comisi0n de Limltcs, de parte del
Gobi.r,n dr is r.>laGY; urlGos. ila-
bia .amAil|n las cIlc:ras respectl-
vas dc Fl Paso. dondc u Il ntraban
antes. A.. esta cmda1 dcnde Gu= nan
def;art.:amerte inSt9!adas
Dijimos tambicn que el mlsmo Je-
fe de II Comisi6R americana ha5ia
enviado una inviIacion d la Comlslon
del mismo carictc- meXlcana. y aten-
diendo i dicha i~nvitacion, el lngenie-
70 Prieto V 81 senior Alfonso Pes-
UllSlEd Sc LlIlSiSl Oh q ~"
Fl Ingcnisrc Prjeto l!egara a San
Antonio Ell los primeros dIas de esta
.enlan V al senior Pesqueira Sc en-
cuentra desde cl ~viernes u!tlmo en-
SaE Antonio.
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scrie dc confcrcncias. at mlsmo ITEM
10 que ell asunto dc llmites. las obras
Do irriraci6n cue Sc tratan de cfec-
tuar en- cl rio Bravo. Ell 10 cual es-
tan muy interesados los hacendados
de la Inca diviscria en- ambos 'ados.
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ac"erdo en- 10 que ~respecta a ia cana
!izaci6n del nismo rio, con el lin de
evitar que las aguas, en- su curse ca
pichoso. canrbien su :auce, 10 cual re-
su.ta Ell perjuicio de los propieta-
rios de terrenos en- las riberaS de uEo
V otro paises.
Sc cree que ia primefa c%onteren-
cha sobrc ell particular tendra lugar
en- Ia semana en- curse.