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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-20
MoEsANT.



Central Romana. santo Domingo, 10
De noyismbTe de 1920
81. Monsant.
croniEfa bAssboleFo. San Juan, P. r.
Estlmado aehor y amigo;
A continuation me permito hacerle
una nesEa Teseha sObFe los dos juegos
esisbrados en- los teTenos de la Liga
Central Ronsina 81 domingo siete. con Ell
fam0so team "LIcEY''. de Ia Ca
pital y el eual esta eapitaneadO pOr el
famess short stop portorriqueho Pc
dro Miguel caTatini II primer juegO
fus bravamento luehado. siendo un jue.
80 ds profesionales. distinyaiendOse mu
cho por el Romano Riqui. Davis.
Pfeiffer. Haila. Anderson. Hennessy. Ro
cue. Van Ruth y Meteer. pitcher cue
fut Del Arkansas en- otros amos
SCORE. primer iusgo antes msridiano
l. -06O 6OOOO0O00O00 0O-5
@ 70 0Oii0iOOO l.--e
BATERLAs:-"Romana'' MeteeT. Da-
Wis y Rogue.
'Lieey' '':-Tureo Bravo y Mannel
sagunao luego pasado meTidiano.
l. -oO6O O.-6.
G. 40 0.3Ol3 x.-7
BATERIAs. pOT 'ROmana Rogue y
Rivera. p0r 'Lieey" Indio Bravo y Ma
nnel
Three base hit. siqui y Pind1 Two
base hit, PfeiffeT, caratini. siqui y An
drFE0n.
Fronto Vendr& el famosO "Ensena-
da''. con sl eual - nsvarA a sfeeto una
nsris Dc juegOs en- los terrenOs de esta
Ligi. Ana veTemos 81 le sacamOs los wien
tos = paios
UN AMIGO.
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| a. a. Iig|(|lfleui,alG a.

la demandada pagar los demandan-
tes $2lsT64, mas $391.27, mas los inte-
reses, hasta su complete pago; con i'm
pcsici6n de las costas la demandada
y la interventora por mitad
Luis Rubert Catala Avelino vicen-
te Gonzalez, exparte, aprobaci6n de
partici6n. Sc aprobo la partici6n de bic
mes dejados por don Wenceslao Bosch,
y 10 declare titulo inscribible en- Ell Re-
gistro de la Propiedad.
Eufemia Cepeda, ex-parte declarato-
ria de herederos Sc declararon tnicos
y universities herederos dc don Ramon
Ramos Cepeda su hijo natural reco-
nocido, Marcelino Ramos Poupart-
Enrique Ramon Garcia, ex-parte, au-
torizacion judicial. Sc orden6 pase al
Fiscal, undo al "record" taquigraflco
para informe
Enrique Caldero ex-parte, intestato.
Sc aprob6 la escritura de operaciones
particionales de los bienes relictos por
dofia Juana Ibana, Y Sc ordeno su ms
cripci6n EN- el Registro de la Propiedad
correspondence.
Kansas Milling Co VS.. Felix San
chez, cobro de giro. Sc decreto el en-
barge de bienes del demandado sufcien
tes cubrir la suma reclamada en- la
demanda. r. r
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LA soLIc1TUD DEL sR TODD

Aver nos informaron que todavia no
Sc habia resuelto por la Junta de Elec-
clones la petici6n del senior TODD para
que Sc abrieran los paquetes de papele-
tas generates correspondientes la cleo
ci6n de San Juan.
i Mr.. Keith inform6 que 6l emitiria su
opinion por escrito sobre Ell case, despues
de estudiar La petici6n del sefor Todd,
de acuerdo con Ia Ley y las facultades
que La mdsma confiere la Junta Insu-
lar de Elecciones
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HabIandO con COnsueIO dc
MayHRdis
continuation de la D4gina 1a.)

tConLinudclon oe I'd Daglnd Ia.
entrana''. dijo que 70 podia ser una
"estrella entire las que Sc dedicaban
al cuple.
-SEso la decide a usted?
NO, senior. Fue ahora, ultimamente,
en- Caracas, donde me resolvi, y me di
conoeer como cupletista. Aquel pG-
blico, muy simpatico ilustrado, me en-
tusiasmo con sus consoles. :. Y aqui
me tiene usted, transformada en- cuple-
tista. De SECURE que esta noticia debe
haber causado gran sensaci6n en- Es-
paiia.
-GPor que dejo listed a los velasco7
= Pues por 10 nismo Tan pronto
concluy6 mi contrata, no quise conti-
nuar -. No es que no ne haya sido
'simpatica'' la Compafia, como al
guien ha dichO. Al contrario Trabaje
con ellos unos tres amos, y al retirarme,
senti pena, pues nunca tuve con ninguno
de ellos el menor disgusto Mi agrade-
cimierto a la Compafiia, es immense.
Digalo en- su periodico.
seguiamos andando. De vez EN- vez
explicaba la Mayendia cual edificiO
era ese, cual era aquel otro. Ella Sc
mostraba con,placida y admiraba, en-
union de su esposo, del movimiento y
Ia vida comercial do la poblaci6n.
Caracas no es asi rs mas.
=. Melancolica. Mas apacible
-iAqui esI-dijo Font, deteniendose
en- la acera de un elegante edificio. Era
ell hotel
iHabiamos llegadol.
AUGUSTA PIETRI.
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UE AMIGO.
Dos EuEvAs vIcToRIAs QUE Sc
ANoTAN Los AzUcARERos:

Lee inegos del domingo, eatorce de
noyiemhEs. on 81 campo de Ia "Guani.
ca csnfFals''. entire el "BOrinquen
stars''. De san Juan. nuestro terri
be "Ensenada resultaron muy rent
dos, sspeeialmsnts sl game" de Ia ma
hana. hahiendo 81 ''Ensenada anotado
IA carrern del triunfo en- el noveno ''in-
ning''. euando estaban empatados.
Los ''seorss' de los iuegOs fuerOn co
mo signs;
hNhsnas- BOrinquen stars. 5.
EnsenaAa.
Tardes- Borinanen stars, 8. Ensena-
"a. 10
Farbslls. qnisn ss ha deciarado an
'SluggsT" terrible, hgo dos home
runs" dnrante 81 dia
Nuts , Farbelit. ''pitehers'' del 30
Tinquen y Enssnada. respectivamente,
ns portaTon acknowledgements. y aquellO
parscla an duelo de- lanzadorss
Per IL tarde. siqulto. pitcher" del
Borinqusu''. "expiot6'' a las primeras
eutra6aa cuando los del ''Mslao'' va
hshian pisado 81 home" ocho veces
MaFiani. 81 eubano. l. sustituy6. aguan
tando IL eaha De los axucareros hasta
sl octave Inning. cue aonectaron
dos y aitimas eareras del juego
Gnbino. lanEador del ''Ensenada
por l. tards. ss present6 muy ''eOntrO
lado''. y en- los primeros innings" die
ponchs = los msiorss paleadores del sau
Juan; psro pronto - puso eabez6n y Il
llsaron varios ''hits''. cue seguidos d'
enoEss y malas decisiones produjerOr
u eonsiguisnts desmoraltzaci6n en- .
iusgo.
GUILLo.
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slasmo de las perspeetivas de triunfO
cue parseia impossible
TueFo no estaba buen0 como en- otros
di1a y two cue ser sustituido por
Acostita. cue pitched" maraviilosa-
mente. pues sOlamente permiti6 "hit .
eaando eran peligrOsOs y lOgr6 dOminar
al monarea haeeindOls batear un ''ro-
ling inofensivo a primera. Almeida.
81 lugador veterano que tiene brillan
tes Feararieiones. se encuentra en- su
msioE epoea Durante este iuego atrap6
nn "hay" enc pareeia impossible CO
jsF, > batso bien. Almsida pueds ''pa-
raFse donde - paran los generates.
Rsultado del iuego:
New YORK "A
habanE . ..3
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CabaIIeT0s de Colon

Bajo los auspicios de los Caballeros
de Colon de Cuarto Grade, quienes asis
tiran de Uniforme, Sc celebrara una
Solemnidad Rehgiosa en- La Iglesia de
los Padres Redentoristas de Puerta de
TERRA, a las IL de la mafiana del pro-
ximo domingo 81 del cursante Noviem
bre, de acuerdo con Ell siguiente
PRoGRAMA -
1. Schemes visperas Militsres, por
Teo Tedesco
Los salmos:
Dixit Dominus
Confitebor Tibi
Beatus Vir
Laudate Pueri
Laudate Dominum
Magnificent.
A todo Coro A toda oruuesta.
2. salve Regina, por Braulio Duefio
Colon.
8. o Salutaris Hostia, por Oh. Hargitt
Tenor Solo por Trapaga.
4. Tantun Ergo, por L. F. Rossi
5. Finale, Himno Eucaristico.
NoTA:-Para estos actos solemnes
Sc invita- a los oaballeros de Colon de
los diversos grades sus familiares
y amigos, asi como las familias ca
f6lIcaa 0ua deeeen aaistir
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~ fams,s nats asslas rF issss -
favu4 a. 81 "fiahf'
s'0ns sriks twe SiFiksi"
a. paonro a. - snhsisnts. asuirda
- sl rsauitafs e h tsasefia iLogra
- Fusfs asminaI 81 tsff.sis lnstints
a. asairoradcF - psietas a. e. -
Zee Il msnhrea nshs Rnia7 Al ST.
eAsg ksbansrs tsus 81 tismr9 hino slf
sflruisI rsrps.te = iss baiasos aus q
msnafla hshia kefAe dufaEfs ias prAe
tias y 10 aispuss > ''iEabaids''. eoia9
y - tfntlEa 81 80 cpnqai.fa amefe.
e. ErFs4 a "eaifher'' piaie un
sssiuks'' Fusre niss ur asno nsEati-
ss. peIs q ''caf<ha'' in1isti5 Fe
saaaaisnis ianFf una piiaoh dnFa 3
gstta nf ls aus safeaie Htase msioi
- naais pusas haem 81 Tsiats. - rFe
aals 81 rhgfss visisuis a. u beia eon
81 sshs'' E.FEie une a. eses aispa.
Ess 80 agrlriTan guauie haiian poT ae-
isnsa a. msns as nunso. fas - Ne
tlma a. saa harseAa. y u beiA - e.
temalt a. rpnaiasrarientf 20 q .fEiehi
nsl9". misuifas q fsieso nsgaba ga
esrs 49, y iusSe paI un mai ''niiaeo
e. ''piiehsT'' ass ssif'it - are. pen'
tTl nsbs e. q ''hsms''.
a. fuf rams spaEseif etciaiaeuis an
q - muitfna a. fanaticss gns poaia
neEsE . sists alL si fstnrinis as no.
ma Fuus'
81 s1ts tsiaGs - huhieTa 1aae snn
elsaia nsbf eisFsls giTc ''tHa'' eag.
- par 81 riggs esntsT" "a q ssgun-
- taIns a hsts rasas dlEas peg -.
auIs eas lin - pFs1snria eel faiaofo
nshs e. ~ ''Eiranist''. trios hubisssn
SO esIIotaaes 80 q f'mahanN'.
Les Fsiss a. Msks bataaTsn > Pc
rs , iis fTft rauuaa aus HpaEesen "a
Fl sssesrs" - - 6shs a oira eeaa enc
e hshfIuthisns e. s.s hatesaerss. En
teals ini clusfss aa Nsu York esia
49, s1fnsnias asa faeieTes, baee nutk
y a aamta a. prlmsEo ampnianao io'
esue4arar "a "hsm2' y n aaganaa
haeisnas gus sa fsrnior tan sxeeien.
ts esns Cusis fesnsuisn q pehnco e..
fsEs iuinliel tsxisas ana privada ;
- sIFa.. ~ e. pesIbia csnssrsl = CO
- pnaua ~ i4har sn a ataQas ' q
i teirnas ieEEagen ns tsis heEEar 4
msia iuIrs.ita es 80 errars slns ~
So 81 Artms ds - hahansIss - sniu
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cAsos sEEALADos

En- ell Tribunal de Distrito, secci6n Sc
gunda, Sc han seiialado los casos siguien
tes:
Lunes 22.-JuliAn Calder6n, falsifca.
ci6r; martes, Pedro Batista, abuse de
confanza; Rafael Escobar, seduction.
Microbes, jose Mojica y otro, jose Re-
yes, Jose Rosa, hurto mayor. Viernes
Tomas Rivera, abuse de conhansa. Sa-
bado, severe Ortiz (a) don Pepe, esca-
lamiento en- primer grado
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JUNoos TENDRA 80 LIoA

seas ngfisiss sas hasts nssstros han
n@aaaa. a sntusissta pushis as Juneoa
aamaga Treufe So nga a. bsas ball
aenas p,artn EaisT las noFsnas ds IA
-.
VsTtldsT, e. Il sntuaiarno Fslnsn-
e. 81. puss afn siu ssiar siapszaaos
- "sian1r' cam iodon lss aomingos
- iusEa base ban sn tsusuos pEspa-
Feass
~ 6sninTo - lnEaIa e. Ia asncio-
na4a Ira esn isa iuga1oFes dsi ''Fisk''.
da sasa sindad Il euai sstt. inisgrado
80 - siGuisutsa luGadoTss' eatehsFs
plaa y Nssrea lslsis pinosl. pitehsTs
ntTiia y ~ MausTsi pFimsTa Diaz.
1da 4 otnsr sra Psiis. shoFt step
e4stasi 4. o.. oe.ani. g Y. c. H.; e..
- ''LAna w. Essuas qus 81 ''Fish"
aarA aus haesf = - muchaehes del
''eeFpna''. pufs ~ sen muy debies
qas eigansa ssEHEansnts aus q ~ ~
nemes agai a faness ''Enssnada'' 81
ae4fess. areuptAlramot q ios mneha.
shes o. lls nszas a pushlo dsi va
isn1ia''. paFa a. podsT lnxgaF q
iAs nevenas naiaaeGaa
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Mry respetuosamente,
Juan @. LOPEZ,
ENTUsrAsMo EN- SAN JUAN

ENTUsIASMo EN- SAN JUAN
La campana para la obtenci6n de so
clos en- San Juan continIa con gran
entusiasmo
Ell pIblico corresponds generosamen-
to es casi SECURE que la Quota asig-
NADIA a esta ciudad sera cubierta en-
breve.
Las Comisiones de damas han infor-
mado como contribuyentes con las cuo
tas mas atlas los seiiores:
Don Pedro Bolivar $500
Don Augusta Segurola $500
Captain Kennerly 1000
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cAlgo que debe saberse
GUILLo

"a heens antoreha cue umna los completes prObemas
O. vida pfogeso mooeno. TODD aquelIo que presto
ssrscio i hgens debe ensazado. gorfcado pro-
canado q nscesidad npsrosa e hogar. Iouen gno-
- qus e tan pondefado soeado AeohoIado cerepina
e un suniso seridor de IA hgiene7
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DE BALLAJA Sc FUGo
UN soLDADo

FL tenisnte Mr.. G.. A Ross. del Re
gimiento 42, inform6 a la poicia que
del Quartet de Baliaja Sc habia dadO a
IA fuga un soIdado norteamericano.
quien desde hacs varios dias estaba ALI
prisionero.
FL meneionado teniente di6 la PO-
hcia las seAas del fugitive y les encare
clio trataran de haiIarlo. pues es un
asunto que le interesa.
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Doe NOvENAs conPUEsTAs PoR
AMERIcANOs

esEar not infsFmaa may praHta &C.
ftr eIgaairaasf g. nsyenas esnpasa-
a. - smfricanaf FaUasnics "a San
guaa. para smpa1sT = luchsr sn les tsrEs
49, as nlerirr nsR.
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Notas de la Cruz Roja

clos sea un exito en- toda la Isla, que
do,
Mpy respetuosamente,
Juan @. LOPEZ,
Act Principal.
Hemos querido transcribir integra la
carta que antecede, porQue ella habla
mejor por ST misma que cualquier CO.
mentario nuestro sobre la actitud de es-
tos mobiles ciudadanos. 81 ell espiritu
que ellos han demostrado, animara
los que pueden en- la Isla, cuantas be-
ll@s obras de caridad podrian realizar-
Sc!
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m aAnADo EN IA TARDE

- vera - unssiEe pargus my cen
gauiae cen moiivs a. Ia lueha enfrs l0s
lngaaeFe a. IA Aita Escusli a. san
sasa fen iss as Psncs e. innsessario
esrir gus ~ faitaFtn sn u hga un gru
- es bsIias itvsnsa. iaf euaitf simpa
tlzaf sen ambot banaoa
'AFrita rhigutef'
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Tengo especial gusto en- remitirle un
giro postal por la suma de diez v ocho
d6lares correspondientes a las Quotas
anuales de este afio de los diez ocho
maestros rurales y graduados de esta
municipalidad.
No queremos ser los itimos en- ingre
sar como socios en- esta humanitaria ms
titucion, durante la campana de este
aiio.
Los 1049 niiios matriculados en- las
escuelas urbanas Y rurales de esta mu
nicipalidad son socios de la Cruz Roja
Juvenil pues han pagado sus Quotas
de-una peseta cada uno y los fondos
han sido remitidos va al Presidente
de aquella rama de la Cruz Roja Ame-
ricana, Capitulo de Puerto Rico.
Deseando que La nueva campafia de so
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LOS MAEsTRos DEL DORADO

El 1e Sc recibio en- las oficinas del Ca
pitulo, la siguiente carta:
Dorado, II de noviembre.
ST.. Presidente de la Cruz Roja,
Capitulo de Puerto Rico,
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clos sea un exito en- toda la Isla, que
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STATE TEACHERS
FAVOR PHYSICAL
MORE PROGRESS HAS BEEN
MADE IN PAST FEW MONTHS
THAN IN ANY PERIOD
Many States Are Enacting Laws Pro-
viding for the Teaching of This
Important Subject; National Law
Proposed; to Care for Health of
Young America.

Montana educators are very much
interested in the physical education
movement, in which more progress
has been made during the last few
months than in any period of our his
tory. Kentucky, Mississippi and Vir-
ginia recently enacted laws along
these lines, and Alabama appointed a
director of physical and health edu-
cation this spring. The republican
national convention has just adopted
platform which includes physical
education plank. A bill initiating
physical education on a nationwide
scale, which was introduced in both
branches of congress in the session
just concluded, was supported by
many national organizations as we'll
as individuals of prominence.
With three southern states added
to the list of those which have passed
laws, there are now nineteen states
in this group. Alabama is included
in the nineteen, this state having ac-
cepted an educational code with ply
steal education provisions in 1918,
and also Kentucky, Mississippi and
Virginia, there are now. nineteen
states which have legislation of this
character. Between 1914 and 1918,
the following states passed laws:
New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island,
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LARGE INCREASE IN SURVEYED
LAND IN BILLINGS DISTRICT


An increase of 53,040.54 acres OF
surveyed land over the total this time
last year is shown in the Billings dis
trict in the annual report of the local
land office. The data was obtained
from the township plats, and in max
ing the estimates, the total unsurvey-
ed area was subtracted from any por-
ton which is within national forest,
Indian, military or other reservation.
Lands withdrawn for survey are
reported as unsurveyed, but the area
of entries within withdrawn town
ships are treated as appropriated.
The character of all the land is
listed as mountainous and grazing.
The totals in the Billings district
including the six counties are: sur
veyed, 145, 1881; unsurveyed, co.
174.48; total, .235, 352.79.
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cier Bee Line Highway association
is having huge sign constructed and
will have it erected on this highway
a short distance south of this city
where tourists both going to and
from the park on the Yellowstone
Trail may see it..
Helena-Montana's balance in the
general fund of the state treasury at
the close of business June 80 was
s1,752,152.46. On May 80, 1920,
the balance was $1,673,372.84 and
the disbursements in June were
S621,719.87 and receipts amounted
to $700,499.49.
characterization OF Chinese
police force for the purpose of stamp
ing out the traffic in narcotics, be-
lieved to be the first organization of
it's history in the United States, was
perfected when a mass meeting of
more than SO of the tong leaders and
Influential Chinese residents was
held in Butte.
Butte-Eighteen Williamsons, all
from Salt Lake City or Grand Island,
and all related, are touring Montana
in an automobile caravan. They have
a complete camping outfit, carried in
two trucks. A touring car has been
remodeled to take IL passengers and
the remainder ride on the trucks.
There are three big tents and several
smaller ones.
Bainville-Wrily Adams has been
laid up the past week as the result
of burns he received when prepar-
ing to quit work for the day. He
was washing his hands with gasoline
when in some manner the liquid took
fire from a blow torch that was
standing nearby and in less time than
it takes to tell it he was a mass of
flames from head to foot.
Lewistown-O- w. Freeman re-
ports that the total rainfall here for
June as shown by the government in
struments, was 5.11 inches, while
the total for the year up to July
was 1857 inches. This is about Is
per cent above the average for the
first half of the year, and exceeds the
.otal rainfall for the whole of last
year by wide margin.
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the STATE.

KalispeN-More than 1000 peopl,
attended the farmers picnic giver
at The Narrows, on Flathead Lake
near Poison.
Livingston-The skeleton of mar
and bear clasped together recently
were found a few inches under the
ground on Chicken creek, near here
DiIlon-On the brink of her 85th
year, Mrs. Harriet L. Boatman, pio-
neer of Montana and Beaverhead
county, after several months of Ill
health, Is dead.
Harlowton A car of valuable
freight was burned on the Milwau-
kee switch just out of Martinsdale,
recently. The car was struck by
lightning.
Bainville-Dan Noble of Whitehall
has been appointed by the State Ag-
ricultura1 college to take the place
of County Agent Chase of Roosevelt
county, who resigned.
Livingston-It is now unlawful
for visitors in Yellowstone national
park or others, to catch more than
10 fish in streams, and lakes within
two miles of the park highways.
w w
proprietor of the Harlem Meat Mar
ket, has sold his place of business
to A. o. Ronning and Sigfried Carl
son.
Havre-The next big gathering at
the experimental station at Fort AS
sinniDoine will be the annual meet
ing of the county farm bureau, on
July %.
pISf0 frlo nf hn
city school board, a committee re-
purchase of the district bond issue
of $4,000 would be made shortly.
Great Falls-Henry Hedrech, who
was arrested recently on a charge of
assaulting Mrs. Lillian Hedrech,
was fined 500 by Police Judge Ra-
ban.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beet sugar
acreage is 60 per cent of normal this
year, an increase of 40 per cent over
last year, according to J. e. Logan,
Billings sugar refiner.
Observation-Disclosures of the Black
foot branch of the Milwaukee rail
way to Ovando, instead of to Clear
water, is being planned by that sys-
tenn, according to unofficial reports
current here.
Livingston-Dr. William Stryker,
president of the local Rotary club,
was seriously and perhaps fatally in
jured in an automobile accident at
Old Faithful, Upper Geyser Basin, in
the Yellowstone park
Butte-The annual drill contest
of the Woodmen of the World drill
teams of the Pacific jurisdiction will
be held in Butte next year, since the
Butte team captured the honors of
the meeting in San Francisco.
Harlem-The grading of the Har-
lem unit of the Roosevelt Highway |
is being pushed rapidly. The Chin
ook Engineering and Contracting
company is making excellent pro-
gress with the work.
BOzeman-C. N. Arnett, manager
of the American Ranch company at |
Wallis, Mont, has taken up the work
as head of the animal husbandry de-
partment of Montana state college, a
position he held before going to
Wallis.
Helena Elizabeth Brown and
John Mathieson entered pleas of not
guilty to charges of smuggling opium
INTO the United States when arraign-
I'd before Federal Judge Bourquin
here. They will be tried in Great
Falls in September.
bivingstoD-The Yellowstone-Gla-
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Agricultural
Lands
AT SO TO $50 PER ACRE

AT $40 TO $40 PER ACRE
Terms Of 10 per cent down, bal
Ance 10 yearly payments, bear
ing 6 per cent interest Logged
off lands of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company.
Dairying Is . type OF farming
best adapted to the timbered sec
lions of western Montana. Most
of the Land can be converted into
pasture at very little expense and
dairy cows win yield . splendid
profit from tho land without the
necessity of removing tho stumps,
although . sufficient acreage must
be put under the plow to supply
winter feed. In connection with
dairying, hogs and poultry should
take IN important part All fruits,
berries and garden truck thrive;
field crops Of grain, clover, tim
othy, potatoes and stock roots do
well.
You are buying 1t values fixed
BY experienced appraisers, strip
ped of promotion charges, com
missions, and other trimmings,
which arc usually added before 1t
reaches the farmer. We will aid
you In selecting . location that =
adapted to your needs.
RlAeKE0AT lam
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CATTLE FoR SALE

FOR SALE-1S5 head high grade Hereford
cows. All young and in finest condi-
ton. About 140 calves with these cows.
Calves sired by A. B. Cook bulls. In
quire. III. N Hamilton, clio Commercial
National Bank, Great Falls.
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KILL SHEEP TICKS and other parasites
with KRESO DIP NO. 1. No injury to
animal or fleece For sale by all drug
gists- Write for FREE booklet on sheep
PARKE, DAVIS & CO.. Detroit, Mich
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SHEEP FOR SALE

1000 RAMBOUILLET Rams, 400 RambouiI-
let ewes and 400 Rambouillet eve lambs.
Fall delivery. RIGBY RANCH COM
PANY, CASTLE ROCK, UTAH.
RAMS AND EWES FOR SALE-For the
1920 season l offer rams of the following
breeds, all my own raising, registered
ana qnrsgisiered s1ua ana range rams
LINCOLN. SHROPSHIRE, RAMBOUIL-
LET. / also breed Romneys, but have
none for sale this season. Also offer
few registered Shropshire ewes, from
my famous Soda Springs flocks, estab-
lished quarter of a century. l am
breeder, not a dealer. Write for prices
and complete Information. A. J.
KNOLLIN, Box 47S POCATELLO, IDA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-11
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
JUST FIVE WEEKS AWAY

Oklahoma City Oct. with the
date OF the Fourth Roll Call of the
American Red Cross just five weeks
away, w. 0. Van Wyck, state direc-
tor for Oklahoma, is engaged busily
in setting up county organizations
and in preparing for the state com
ference to be held here October 13
and IA.
The appointment of roll call direc-
tor is progressing rapidly and a com.
plete list of these is expected to be
announced soon by Mr.. Van WyclS.
Representatives from natioaal and
division headquarters of the Red
Cross and some speakers of national
note will attend the state confer
ence opening here next Wednesday.
Livingston Farrand, chairman of the
central committee; F. c. Monroe,
general manager; DR.. r. A. Patter-
son. national director OF the health
service and Horace M. Swope, livis-
ion director of the fourth Red Cross