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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24

voz vsech produktd, jez Brazil
lie potfebuje, jednak tim, ze il
uzavfela svetove trhy pro w.
voz dvou hlavnich artiklI ze-
me. Temito vyvoznimi produk
ty jsou kava a kaucuk. Totez
ovsem plati o ostatnich jihoa-
merickych zemich, ale zadna
z mich nedovedla Sc prizpIso-
biti temto zmenenym pomerGm
jako nejvetsi z latinsko-ameri-
ckych republik. Jakmile Bra
zilcum bylo jasno, ze nemohou
vice pocitati ma dovoz cizich
potravinovych artiklu Cd nichz
dosud zaviseli, prikrocili nepro
dlene k tomu, ably 81 "a ne Wy
pestovali nahradu ma vlastni
pude. To Sc Jim zdarilo TAX
dokonale, re dnes nejen pestu-
il dostatek pro vlastni potre-
bu, ale jsou jiz nyni to, ex-
portovati prebytek do jinych
zemi.
Klimaticka poloha Brazilie
jest ovsem nanejvys prizniva
pro hospodarstvi. V rozlicnych
vysSich polohach dari Sc nejen
rostliny, ktere jinak nelze ma
lett pouze v tropickem nebo
subtropickem pasmu, ale row.
nez i ty, ktere jsou vyznacny-
mi produkty pasma mirneho.
Vzdor tomu must vzbuditi OBJ
div, re Brazilci behem pomer-
ne kratke valecne DOLBY docilili
! ohio, ably Sc otazce vyzivy
mohli postaviti ma vlastnf no.
by, zvlaete kdyz 81 pomyslime
re zalidnenost zeme jest nepa-
trna (obnaSit pouze osm dusi
IA ctverecni mill, v cemz jsou
zapocteni domorodci z udoli
Amazonky), re hospodarstvi
jest ma stupni krajne primitiv-
aim, provadeno jsouc takrka
vyhradne bez pomoci strojd, a
re dopravni prostredky We vet
81 casti zeme jsou nanejvys cha
trne. Iestlize vzdor tomu
stoupl vyvoz cukru behem val.
ky 5.367 tun ma 1880 tun
vyvoz rye z 49 tun ma 42.59C
m. vyvoz kukufice iedine be.
hem poslednich 2 let o vice
aez $4,000 tun a kakaa O 25,.
600 tun. pax 81 musime uvedo
miti. jak nesmirne pokroky u
cinil rozvoj hospodafstvi Bra
zilii V posledni dobe, jak milo
vymi kroky postupuje vykori.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24

stovani ptrodniho bohatstvi v
teto zemi, pffrodon tax bohate
madame q dosud tax zanedba-
vane. Jestize tento rozvoj bu
lie pokracovati stejnym nebo
pfiblHnym tempem po nekolik
'budoucich let, pax must sc Bra
lille stati pri sve pfeurodne pu
ie a klimatickych vyhodach
;ahy jednou z nejprednejsich
.emi celeho sveta.
(PokraCovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24

Podivejte Sc ma Theda
Baru v Salome. Ulisni ST.
moniste. Svadsla silne a
mocne, drtic jejich duse a
niSic je telesns i M nysi. V
Olympia We stfedu a We Stvr-
tex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24

SNC AVANA es~A&AAJ Syty v A>S W
Yorku pouze til miliony dolla-
ri a mnohem vetSi sunny re by
ly rozplytvany. Cd te dolby
kdy Americana poskytovali In
dianum rum a bible, otevreny
byly zde b1'any podvodnikum
dokoran. Pred dvema lety o
americkem licensovani dobro- ,
cinnych spolecnostf vyjadfil Sc
Robert w. Kelso v Bostonu tax
to: "Se svym zamyslem pod
nikem jdete ien kurazne vpred.
Wade nemusite nikdy oznamo-
vati CO a jak konate, mnoho-li
chcete vyzebrati, mnoho-li Wy
zebrate, mnoho-li z toho Ultra
tite, aniz jaky vysledek sbirka
vase m6la. To je vase soukro-
ma vec a nikomu jinemu do to-
no pranic neni."
A .jak radostny, blazeny III
vot mali organisatori dobrocin-
nych spolecnosti! Nikdo ne
muze Sc doopravdy ma ty sto-
procentni hochy hnevati. kdo
take mohl by miti We zle vedlej
81 prijmy cloveku, ktery uzna
najednou potrebu sebrati kaz-
dy tyden nekolik set dollaru
We prospech domorodcu V Peru
.nebo opustenych sirotku igor
rotskych - coz pax takovy do
brodinec lidstva nezasluhuje
81 toho. ably zil nejlepSich no.
telich, krmil Sc nejdrazsim stej
KEN, lanyzi a zapiiel .ie impor-
tovanym vinem? Ponecha-li
81 Z kazdeho dollaru 60 centu
co ma tom? 0 Gem nikdo ne
vi, to nikoho neboli konec
koncu Igorrotove a Peruviane
prece n6cO z toho dostanou.
Dobrocinnost skyta rovnez
Stroke pole pusobnosti damam,
jez We spolecnosti vyniknouti
chteji. Slyseli jste o tom? Pa
nj Rhinegeltova byla patrone-
sou toho neb onoho dobrocinne
no plesu a pani Westergouldo-
va je misrepresentation jine do
brocine spolecnosti. Well. pa
nj Gotrichova ma take penize
a proto zalozi 81 svoji vlastni
dobrocinnou spoleGnost. VZdyt
tax dojemne a duchapme mlu-
vi dobrocinnosti ku svym zna
mym. dOvede 81 to zafiditi, aby
denniky o cinnosti jeji cele
sloupce pfinaSely a proto bez
prikladnym odevzdanim Jako
mucednice podjala Sc tezke
prace: poradati dobrocinne ca
Jove vecirky. Kazdy takovy
vecirek stoji slusnou hromad-
ku penez a co pri tom reci, do
mluv a primluv! Ale to vSe
lasky ob6tuie. kdO dovede 81
predstaviti jak poteSena je.
kdyz muze konecne do Evro-
py poslati nepatrny obnos. KITE
ry ma muzOvi V pravem slova
smyslu vyzebrala. Nezbyvalo
mic Jintho u caiOvych vecir-
ku byl schodek a ten musel
manzel chtej nechtej kryti.
Pfiklady vyssi spolecnosti ma
kazily vrstvy spodnejsi. V
New Yorku jista podnikava pa
nicka m6la po delSi dobu n0bl
easy. S druzinOu sobe rovnou
navstevovala nejlepsi restau-
race a kdyz Sc dobre napapaly
a nabumbaly. spustila litanie O
Esve dobrocinnosti. mezi tim co
druzky jejj ma pritomnych mi
lodary loudly a z vynosu te zc
broty zaplatily pax celou Ultra
tn. TAX tn dobrocnnost pro
vOzovaly po n6kolik mesicu. az
.distriktni navladni v nepocho-
peni prave dobrocinnosti po-
slal panicku i ieji druzky do
StatnihO vezeni.
DIE americkeho zdraveho
nahledu nejvetsim mizerou
pod sluncem je ten, kdo slepce
0 centiky okrade. Takovymi
stvurami jsou ii, kdoz ukra
dali chleb valecnym sirotkum
berle we valce zmrzacenym. A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24

- Starry Jerusalem obzivne
We .ve slave starych dob v
Salome Theda Barou v
Olympia, We stredu a We ctvr
tex. h a.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
owners To
RULES
Magnates of American and
National League Meet;
Urgent Business.

New York, Dec. 10.-Ihe dove OF
peace probably viii not hover over
the annual meeting Of the American
league when the two rival factions
meet Hopes for a peaceful meeting
were dashed Tuesday night after a
conference between representatives Of
the two sides broke up. Negotiations
ended when Charles Comiskey, presi-
dent OF the Chicago club, who met
Frank Navin, head OF the Detroit
club. accused the five clubs loyal 70
president johnson OF intending 70
railroad through" legislation favor
able 70 the league president.
johnson Wants Peace
Charges that the talk Of peace by
president Johnson and the other club
owners who arrived with him from
Chicago Tuesday night were merely
meant TO create a false atmosphere"
we're made by Comiskey. Jacob Rup-
pert and 7. L Huston, o. New York,
and Harry Frazee, Of Boston, the op-
posing club owners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
CHINESE MAKE GOOD
BASEBALL PLAYERS IN
HA WAH; OTHER SPORTS

CPORTs in Honolulu are not con-
y fined to the contemplation OF the
hula hula or the bathing girls at
Waikiki. according to Leonard with
ington. sporting editor Of the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser o. Honolulu,
who was IN Fl Paso over Tuesday
night on his way home from the
American Legion convention
Do Lots Of Swimming.
Swimming Is the premier sport Of
the islands" said wilmington. land
the recent meet in which Norman
Ross, Stubby Kruger, Frances Cowells
Schroth and others starred. was the
best yet Another f. planned for the
mid-PacifIc carnival the week OF
February p Duke Kahanamoku did
not swim in the last meet as he de-
clared that rowing had injured his
swimming muscles He says he VIII
go after the records in February.
aBasebau f. played throughout
the year, bur efforts are being
made to eOnfine the real season
TO the summer months, as Il f.
oVerdome. There Is n Hemi-prO
LEAGUE with service teams and
teams made up OF Chinese. Japn-
nese, Portuguese and other racial
elements. The Portuguese and
Chinese play corklnr hall The
japanese field wei, hut are not
natural buttera- They 60 up in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
5FORD 5THH5
IN FAST BAT TIE
Throws a Total Of Five
Points and Trinity
Team Is Victor.

with Nanny Ponsford showing the
way, Trinity Methodist closed up a
little on the leaders OF the Church
basketball league Tuesday night, by
virtue Of a victory ever the Central
Baptist five. Many scored five goals
from the floor and two on 1ree
throws. for a total OF i points To
this his team mates added 10, bring
ing the Trinity total up TO p while
the best the Baptists could 90 was
weak five The victory OF l1e e-e--lo-
dfsts leaves them half game benlnu
First Methodist and fun game De-
hind Cathedral
Wilson McNey was easily pest 1or
the Baptists, he scoring all i've OF
their points. He scored the one field
goal which Trinity allowed MS team
and made good on three OF his four
free throws McNey SCORED ms lone
field goal early in the first nalI-
less before the team work Of Trinity
Mexican Team Forfeits-
The Mexican Methodisfss scheduled
10 play the other game Of the night
against Mount sinai. agaln failed 70
put in an appearance The Mexican
since being defeated by the First
Methodist team and appears TO have
dropped from the league
Trinity Methodist players have en-
tered q protest regarding the game
which they lost to the First Baptist
team last Saturday night. No official
action has been taken on this protest
and il IS unknown whether or not T.
viii be sustained. If IL is. II VIII De
the second time this season that the
Baptists have beaten the Trinity
team and then lost by protest
The lineuns were. Trinity Method
lst- r. T., Hughes. 8 field goals; ! T..
Arthur field goals C., Fonslord'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

recognized fIuehoIder because he
fell heir to the belt from Frank
GOtch- The big Iowa champion
who retired undcfeated, taught
his protege all OF the tricks Of
the Eame.n
VIII Take n Rest
Soble intends TO let Jordan take
rest on Thursday and he viii do but
light. work Friday for the meeting
that night He has recognized that
perfect condition viii have a great
deal 70 do with returning winner
in the engagement and intends q
leave nothing undone that viii con
tribute 20 victory in the meeting vita
Pappas for the title.
Articles OF agreement between the
two men state that they must wrestle
to a decision. Indifferent to the length
Of time. This. in cold type, means
that one OF them must procure fan
before the fans leave the arena sat
isfied and. as both have the reputa-
tion OF giving the bugs a run tor
their money there IS little doubt but
that the match viii be one Of the
greatest staged in the southwest N
a long time
Pappas has been training for sew
eral weeks and is in fine shape for
his battle with the champion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
Krueter Is Victor
In Billiard Game

Philadelphia, Pa, Dee 10.-Louis D.
Erueter. New York. Tuesday night
defeated jerome keogh, Rochester, n
y 125 TO rs, in one OF the longest
drawn out games OF the National
American Pocket Billiard tournament.
The match went IS innings and was
anybody's game until the last
Keogh's high run was p, while the
best krueter could do was 10 II was
the fourth straight victory for krue-
ter. who lost his first three matches
last week.
Winners Of the other matches were
James Nature, Denver, who beat Ec-
ward / Ralph, HightstoWn, n j. and
Charles Setback. Hartford who de-
fested Norris D. Fink, Philadelphia
The Nature Ralph match was next 10
the shortest so far played, being com
pleted in il innings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

the air rather easily but are
making progress
'The interscholastic football league
produces high class football and
draws crowds OF 5000 70 5000 to the
games. The University OF hawaii
has tough time getting a schedule,
however. as the nearest collegiate
rival Is the University OF California
Heformers Are Busy.
Boxing is prohibited TO civilians
by a federal law passed years ago
by reformers. The army and navy,
are putting on some great
fight programs. Andy Blddle, who
was on the border with the 18th
cavalry. IS making a bid for the vel
terweight honors. The wrestling
game Is also very popular and is get
ting on a good basis.
Regatta day has been a ter
ritorlnI holiday for 80 years,
which testlflea 10 popularity
OF rowing. II was the biggest
rowing event IN Island history
this year with futerisland compe-
ditiun- IL T. estimated that 10000
persons saw two Honolulu crews
defeat duo In a hcnrt-diseaae
race. The Honolulu boat clubs
have just completed a fine new
iointly-oWued clubhouse.
Horse racing and polo had the
best season On years in 1913 some OF
the finest polo ponies in the world
are owned in the islands and island
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

I'll PASO wrestling fans throngea (
l. Liberty hail wednesday afternoon
to witness Chris Jordan so through
mis- last heavy workout in preparation
for his Championship meeting with
Gus Pappas at the hail Friday night
and which IS expected to surpass any
athletic event held here in several
years.
Respects His Opponent.
Gus Pappas IS a good. tough man,
and he is without doubt one Of the
best men Of his weight in the coun-
Try, but I believe that I VIII have an
even firmer grip on my claim 10 the
middleWeight wrestling title after the
contest" said Jordan, as he went
through his strenuous workout he
wiz outweigh me about ten pounds.
but that VIII count for very little
when get him on the mat I expect
my science. 10 win and, while I do not
anticipate an easy battle by any
means. ] intend 20 Justify the conf
dence OF my supporters. I believe
that I wiz win the first fall within
one hour
Chris was elated Tuesday when
he received news OF the victory Of
Joe steeher over Zybizlzo. the big
TO defeat all Of the wrestlers Of
the heavyweight division in The
Herald several days nEo and he
believes that he viii eliminate ali
conteuders for the middIeEFeiEht
crown In the same manner In which
stecher was returned victor over
his opponent. He believes that
steeher viii defeat Earl CaddOek
for the title, as he 81 q much larger
man than the former soldier, ana
the latter VIII not have Frank
Gofch, the former champion, be-
hind him as he did IN the past.
sammy T. Busy.
Manager sammy Soble, the diminu-
tive business man who handles the des-
TIMES Of Jordan. is another wrestling
fan who believes that Stecher Is tbs
best Of all mat men, with the possible
exception Of Martin Plesune-
This last named wrlggler Is g big,
husky fellow who knows just as much
about the wrestling game as any
other man on the mat Plestine has
an unCannT way OF defending hlmsel1
against the attack ~ his opponent
and IS known as one CT the greatest
defensive men Of the game. he is
not as vel known as Ed Lewis,
Stecher and Zbvszko, but is consid-
cred just as good by many who nave
followed his fortunes on the padded
mat and have witnessed his victories.
Knows Tlem All.
Jordan has Wrestled Stecher and
Knows just what he can do, while ne
has also worked with ZbysElzo, Gotehs
Caddock and others and has good
line on their ability" declares man
ger Soble-
Il do not believe that we are
the only ones in the wrestling
world who believe stecheE Is the
best Of all. de has defeated both
EhyEEko and Lewis during the
last month and there a. nothing
in his way for a match with Cad
dock for the tile. Cuddoelz Is the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

the field in the Metropolitan amateur
golf Championship tournament next
year 10 players with a handicap OF
nine strikes or less was announced
TO-DAY. Owing to the steady growth
of the game here in recent years, Of
ficials stated, It has become increas-
fnEly difficult to run the tournaments
smoothly with the large number OF
councillors entered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
Students
FOR PROF. Hazel
Veteran Instructor Ar
ranges to Start a School
In FL Paso.

Since Prof Charles Hagel an
nounced his intention Of starting a
boxing school In FL Paso he has been
the recipient OF a number Of appliea-
tions from citizens Of the city who
desire to enter the school and it ap-
pears as II little OF no difficulty VIII
be experienced IN getting up o mem
bership for the school
Il Veteran Handler
The location Of the school has not
been decided upon. but 10 viii be To-
Gated at some downtown point access
sible to an OF the members Prof
Hagel has had many years experience
as an Instructor Of wrestling and box
ing and is thoroughly familiar with
the rules and tricks OF each game. At
the present time he is visiting rela-
tives in Fl Paso a. 1880 Ia Luz street
but as he likes FL Paso so well, ne
wants 20 settle down here and desires
to start a first class boxing school OF
the order Of similar establishments
he has conducted In the east
Jordan n Good One.
Prof. Hagel Tuesday AFTERNOON Wit
messed the workout Of Chris Jordan
and stated that. IN his opinion the
middleweight champion wrestler is
one Of the best mat men he has ever
seen and that the contest Friday
night az Liberty hall would De wen
worth seeing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
cA1InnTpGE wINs avn.

London. Eng via ottawa. Dec. 10
The Cambridge university team today
beat oxford university at Rugby foot
ball in the first match between the
two teams since 1913. The score:
Cambridge, Z. oxford, 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

Seattle. Wash. Dec 10-Charley
White. Of Chicago. and Eddie shan
non, Los Angeles, lightweights. boxed
six rounds TO a draw here Tuesday
night. Many ringside critics DECLARED
Shannon had the better OF the in
fighting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
nrEnEE cETs rHaNcE

In meeting Benny Leonard. johnny
Dundee viii get his long sought for
chance TO show his real class in the
ring. Just how far the Scotch Wop'
can sep with the champion remains
70 be seen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

horsenesh Is being developed TO q
high point.
Have Athletic Meets.
Track and field sports are in
dulged IN by the schools and the
British element in the population play
cricket and soccer frequently. many
OF the Americans joining in The
Japanese have their jiu-jitsu and they
follow the ponies assiduously. Noun
tain climbing. shooting. surfing
canoeing. game fishing and motoring
are other big time sports. Hawaii Is
a sportsman's paradise. and with the
return OF the steamers taken for
transports, IS getting an immense
tourist travel"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
WRIGGLER5 COMPLETE HARD WORK.
AND ARE READY FOR BIG BATTLE.

Chris Jordan Winds Up His Training Grind by Hard
Work With Paul Gregorian Is Fit and Ready For
Championship Meeting With Gus Pappas at Liberty
Hall Friday Night; Pappas Also In Good Trim.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

All OF the atesf boaiaE WrestiinE. football
haaeb9T sf BOWLING other athletic events
wire service all btE games aad matches Requests
founS IN The snort Herald Ful leased
fo Information HporrlnE events given special atten-
tIoa By sports Information Bureau Telephone 32o'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

OFFER FOR WILDE.
Boston boxing promoters have
posted $4,000 as a guarantee that they
VIII make good any terms they offer
to Jimmy Wilde. English flyweight
champion, 60 box IN the Hub.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
rRor1NENT WRITERs CoNTRIBuTE.

aTudu Durran, sport page cnrtoonlst ana
.aniEan. baseball experts
dopes5erss r. Andrews, boxing eritici Francis
oulunef greatest Eolferu The world;
Velock "GrHTyn baseball and boxing writer's
leading contributors 20 The Herald sports Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEET.

New York. Dec. I0-The annual
meeting OF the board OF directors OF
the National league and the regular
meeting Of the club owners took place
Tuesday. President Heydler said
much urgent business still remained
unfinished and that the meeting
might last through the greater part OF
the week
Elect Directors.
The new board Of directors was
elected consisting Of Messrs. Stone
ham, New York Grant. Boston. Drey-
fus. Pittsburg and Week, Chicago. It
was decided that in future two west
ern and two eastern clubs win be rep
resented on the board and that they
would alternate each succeeding year.
A rumor that the Brooklyn club had
been sold to a syndicate OF Brooklyn
men was denied BY president Ebbets
The constitution was amended so
that any club owner. manager PLAYER
or agent convicted OF tampering with
players belonging TO other league
clubs would be fined $1,000. Expulsion
may be the penalty for second Of
fence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

field GOALS, foul goals; r. g., Cay
lord ]. g., Mudd and Middleton. To-
tai. p. Central Baptist r T., hneln-
heimer. J. T.. McVey, one field goeh
< fouI Goals. C., Bedford and Martinez
II. q. hamilton and Bedford; l. &,
Marshall Total. 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

II do not believe that we are
the only ones in the wrestling
world who believe gtecheE lE the
best Of all. de has defeated both
Ehyszko and Lewis during the
last month and there Is nothing
in his way for a match with Cad
dock for The title. Caddoelz IS the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10
AMERICAN ANNUAL LEAGUE MEETING
TWO MORE DAYS OF TRAINING FRIDAY
When 4 FeIIer Needs 4 Friend

lcopyrIEht 1913. Kew YORK 1Fi6uHs lac-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-10

Jordan has WrestIed stecher ala
knows just what he can do, while he
has also worked with ZbysEko, Gotch.
Caddock and others and has good
line on their ability" declares man
r-ar C0HTa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-05
BUDGET STATUS
STILL UNCERTAIN
Spreading on Tax Rolls Next
Difficulty Facing City,

Despite the Injunction granted
against the county excise board yes
terday. city officials are inclined to
believe the bulge, situation is but
little clarified Before the funds pro-
vided in the budget are available, the
bulge, must be spread ON the tax
rolls. In view OF the TACT that the net
budget Of SS6S,55S62 as finally
adopted by the city commissioners, is
much in excess OF a slx-mill levy, 1t is
is believed the county assessor will
refuse to spread the budget on the
rolls.
The assessed valuation OF city
property has not been announced but
IL Is conceded the maximum estimate
vii, not exceed Sl25OOO,OOO. An assess
mcut OF approximately Sll5WO0O0
will he rclurcd to meet the proposed
budget Ii r stated that it is up to
the CITY commissioners to show that
the levy can be boosted legally or else
cut the budget to a point where six
mills will suffice.
Municipal Counsellor Ross Lillard
predicts County Assessor James
Beayt, in view OF the decision yester-
day will wage no further fight agast
the budget. Lillard intimated man
damuS proceedings would be instituted
if they see f., can hold up the budget
by furnishing a SuperSedeas bond
ing a possible appeal TO the state SUI
pfemecourt. II such bond is not fur
nished the mandamus will become
effective when granted, il is stated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-05
Aged Woman
Makes Triip
Across u. s
MIS-, William Upton, 10
Years Old, Finds Journey
Very Peasant

WASHINGTON, Aug 5-Hay-
inc Travelled over 5000 miles. Mrs.
William Upton completed her
trans-continental motor trip, san
Francisco to Washington, sun
day f
Mrs UPTON, who is ~ said that
her trip east was rcplclc with m
tcrcs,ing incidents. She followed
the historic Santa Fc trail from
Bars'ow, Cal. to New York City
She negotiated the desert oi
NIkall in California, the Cali
'orula desert, the desert OF Waves,
a most pcrilouS stretch, mountain
ranges. and at times, seas OF mud
Twice the axlcs on her car col
lapsed and she had to be pulled
ont OF the mud times without
number -Four times She was
pros,rated by the heat but today
in retrospect, she claims the en-
tire trip was most ENJOYABLE.