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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
The other story Is taken from the
los Angeles Times and says:
For great fleet of new ships


los Angeles Times and says:
For great fleet OF new ships
Taking capitalists OF all Southern
California counties into the organ
ization, the Los Angeles Pacific Nav
igation Company will inaugurate a
campaign Immediately TO raise from
100000 TO sl6,000.0OO with
which to secure a fleet OF merchant
vessels with which TO operate It's
business between here and the Orient
Al . meeting OF It's fifty directors
In the California Club last night the
company decided to continue opera
ting such vessels as have been aiio-
Gated TO Il by the United States
Shipping Board. but to. proceed with
the creation of a fund sufficiently
large to finance such boat purchases
an II may be able to make outside
The Shipping Board.
The company IL said to have two
excellent freighters in prospect now
at reasonable prices. II will not un-
dertake TO purchase boats from the
Shipping Board unless they are Of
fered at better prices than have
been quoted In the past. according
10 Marius De Brabant. vice-president
% the company. Fred l.. Baker
will continue a. president of the
esneern. Mr.. De Brabant says. In
vsstors in all the southern counties
Of the State will be invited to sub
scribe to stock IN the company, each
ssuny bsflS sshss to conduct .
dpivs - ssiss Dss rata ana MAKE
tss ssasvS . osssAsrs osiifsysia
aAnsnp.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL ATHEETICS

The following report OF the flnan-
ces OF the athletic activities OF tho
Harney County High School Is pub
lished by request OF the principal and
the boys taking part. The figures
cover the expenses OF the four foot
ball games and the banquets In con-
nection with tho visiting teams:
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11

CHINESE EGGS and all at the same
price that would be charged for clean
high grade AMERICAN products.
WHY THE DETERMINATIONS How
does this arrangement give the
AMERICAN farmer and stockman .
SQUARE DEAL or even reduce the
price 10 the consumers
Through the FARM BUREAU the
tarir issue will be taken out Of poll
ITIcs and q UNIFORM schedule NO.
cured and maintained. and In this
manner OUR organization will sec
that the FARMER Is HEARD and
AMERICAN Agriculture given a
SQUARE DEAL.
The question In are you going to
PROTECT your JOB by Joining the
only ORGANIZATIONS that can make
the farmer HEARD at tho place
that oounts-CoNGREss7
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11

Good Melted Gem seed potatoes
that have been certified by the crop
specialists OF the o. A. G.. AZ being
pure and true to type and free from
disease can be- procured through this
Office for 3 cents per pound at Bend
or AZ cents nj Burns.
II YOU are Interested IN dairy cat
tie let the county agent show you
a list OF good mixers offered for SAFE
through other county agents at
prices that are very reasonable.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
CARROLL CEUl's
BORTHER DEAD

Logan J. Cecil died the fore part
of this week at his home In Grimes.
California, at the age OF 70 years. A
telegram received on Dec. s announs-
ed the death to his brother. CarroN
w. Cecil OF Silver creek. Deceased
was al one time associated with his
brother in the stock business ia this
country. but laterthis partnership
was dissolved. Mr.. Cecil 10 remem-
bersd by many Of The old time people
of this Vicinity who sesret his demise
even though he had hved to an age
that few Of us sxHsse 70 survive.
-
~ n yehpsnn - ever nrOD hb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
LYDIA-PATTERSON INSTITUTE
OBSERVES OPEN HOUSE

Open house from three until 8
o'clock was held on New Years after
loon az the Lydia Patterson Institute
and an exhibit during the receiving
hours was given BY every department.
OF the school
The most interesting specimens Of
the work done vas that Of maps. notes
and drawings made By the students
The entire building was open 70 the
guests and IN the dining room sand
Wiches, tea and coffee were served,
decorations there being narcissl and
pink and white carnations Mr- and
AIRS. Lawrence Reynolds. principals or
the school, received. With them we're
hlr. ard Mrs. J. S. Corbin. who were
IN charge Of the guest book and silver
offering.
The teachers Of the Lydia Patterson
Institute. which is maintained for
the education o. Mexican men and
boys under the auspices OF the South
ern Methodist church included:
Miss saretta Hadley, Miss Frances
Buries0n. Mrs c. H Appietau, Mrs
C. r. Minnick, Miss Terrie Buttrick,
Miss G. ~ Cunningham. R =. Steven
son and Mrs. Tom Watson.
One hundred and twenty-five called
during the afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Court LiberateS
Woman Held For
Christmas Rally
Magistrate Flags Policemen
Who Arrested Political
Prisoner" Boosters.

New York. Jan. a. Cheers and
handcIapping greeted the action Of
magistrate Corrigan today in dis
missing charges Of disorderly con
duct against three women arrested
Christmas day while attempting to
parade in Fifth avenue in a demon
stration for the release Of political
prisoners" The defendants were
Miss Gladys Griner, daughter OF John
p. Griner, Of Baltimore. a member Of
the United States railway commits
sion TO Russia; Dr. Gertrude Kelly
and Miss Mary Duffy
Magistrate Corrigan raped for
order when the courtroom demon
stration started, but it only increased
in volume.
Magistrate Corrigan declared he
disagreed with the contention OF the
prosecuting attorney that the signs.
free political prisoners carried by
the women, warranted a charge Of
disorderly conduct. The policeman
who arrested Miss Griner as she was
mounting the steps OF a church with
one OF the placards in her hand. was
characterized as too officious" - by
the magistrate. No one but the
policemen objected to her action. her
counsel said, and a church sign bore
the words, "all welcome"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
l49 POUNDS
TO 162 POUNDS
0uIy a Few Months Ago He Was
Broken N Hsalth, Strength
and Spirits.

when look back and thizb how
suffered Tor yearI VITA =heuzatlz-a and
cold IN ny chest Uhsn Z realize how I
vas run-doEn and broken n health and
spirits. ! can't nnl words strong enough
90 praise your great uedicils SuEs-Tune.
which has restored ny health ana which
recommerd wherever ] 60. I an feeling
fine u1E and my weight has increased
from lf9 20 1s2 pouldE" Nicholas san
chez Erie. Pa
AlEl-Lone WORKS wonders fer EelE.
Uorn-out men ard women. u hts the
right spot because lt 7ut1 strength into
the nervous system and red .ccrpusciea IN
the blood Put new energy into your
nerves and you put new lie into the ac-
ulu o. your heart stomach LIVER. Kid
ueTs and bowels Ecu improve the appe-
lte. the blood clnculatlcn and help your
body GET I'D o. the pnlscnE uhich cause
the Eheumarlc pains and aches Wheu
yen are weak. nerFQls ard run doW-.
don't put your faith in s-imuia1tz- NuEa-
Tone VIII bring hack year he1ith and
strength because q "a actually absorbed
irto t1e system and gives you lasting
benefit There's no Euhziltute for Nusa-
Iune-nothiuE 'Jusf as good
DruEslstl GUARANTEES luE1-4Qla Buy q
bottle A bottle VIII last you 6 Whole
month. Usa u 20 days and 4 you don't
feei better AID look better, take the re-
malnder Of the package % the druggist
ard get your money back Get NuEa-role
az Kelly q Pulia-5's DruE store AID ether
good drug stores rry iL-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
TEACHER
ENTHUSIASTIC
Miss Cantril declares Tan
lac is best medicine she
ever heard Of.

Il am simply delighted over my
wonderful Improvement since I be-
gan taking Tanlac" was the enthu-
siastic statement made BY Miss Louise
Cantril, popular music teacher, Of
8405 e mstreet. Los Angeles, cat
For as long as can remember
my kidneys troubled me and ] rarely
ever got a good nights rest" she
continued I lost my appetite com
pletely and what I managed to sWal-
low By sheer force Of viii would
ferment and cause 50 much gas that
my heart would paipitate terribly
and az times ] came near faintiuE. j
fell off from one hundred and twenty
pounds to nlnety-eight and vas so
nervous and weak ! had 70 give up
my work
Medicines and treatments did not
do me a bit Of good and I lost faith
in them. A friend Of mine kept In
sisting that ] try Tanlac and 10
please her / did. Now ] can't thank
her enough. for the way Tanlac
helped me is nothing short OF re-
markable. Ny appetite came right
back and I eat anything ] want with
out the slightest trouble. Ny kid
neys seem 70 be in perfect shape and
/ sleep all night long like a child.
] have gained so much IN weight and
strength and am so happy 7 don't
hesitate 70 say Tanlao Is the best
medicine ] ever heard Or"
All druggists sell Tanlac--AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Every druggist in q. S. in
structed to refund price
while you wait at count
er if relief does not come
within two minutes.
Delightful taste, immediate
relief, quick Warm-up.

The sensation Of the year in the
drug trade is Aspironal the two
minute cold and cough reliever, au-
thoritatively guaranteed by the labora-
toriesi tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed BY the high
est authorities, and proclaimed by the
common people as ten tines as quick
and effective as Whiskey, rock and
rye, OF any other cold and cough
remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so all
yop have to do to get rid Of that cold
is to step into the nearest drug store,
hand the clerk half dollar for a bottle
Of Aspironal and tell him to serve you
tive teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon
fuls Of water in a glass. With your
watch in your hand, take the drink
at one swallow and call for your money
back in two minutes If you cannot
feel your cold fading away like a dream
within the time limit Don't be bash
ful. for all druggists invite you and
expect you to try it. Everybody's
doing it.
When your cold or cough is re-
lieTed. take the remainder Of the bottle
home 70 your wife and babies. for
Aspironal is by far the safest and most
effective. the easiest 20 take and the
most agreeable cold and cough remedy
for infants and children.-AdF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
WORKERS TO DO
PART FOR U. S. IN 1920

Washington. D. C., Jan. 2.-CBy the
Associated Press) .-Samuel Gompers.
president OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor, IN a New Year state
ment, pledged Americas workers TO
do their fun share in working out
the country's problems Of 1920. Mr.
Gompers said in part:
americas workers stand ready In
the new year. as in the past. 20 do
their duty as American citizens. We
have always placed our obligations
as citizens above all else As citizens
we are true 70 the American ideal Of
equal opportunity for all.
IN the past We have found e
necessary 10 fight for that ideal
against agencies that sought % es-
tablish special privilege. Those fights
have not been IN defence OF class
advantages but to assure to wage
earners the rights and opportunities
that all should possess our struggles
may have brought discomfort 70
others, but they prevented a greater
eVil-deteriOration OF the Virility OF
q part OF the nation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

beverage is destructive and degen-
Grating TO the human organism. It's
effects upon the cells and tissues of
the body are Oppressive, narcotic and
anethetic. Therefore, apeuticallyi
its use should be limited and re-
strieted in the same way as the use
OF other poisonous drugs
This nature and action Of alcohol
IS the foundation and explanation Of
the evils physical N ntal, moral and
economic, resulting from the bever-
age use Of alcohol The 18th amend
ment is a wise and Harmonious re-
spOnse 10 the closing recommended
tiop Of the foregoing authoritive def
milton Of alcohol
In terms OF longevity and well
being Of man, there IS no good liquor
Methyl or wood alcohol is merely a
more virulent poison than ethyl
alcohol Its effect, death. is more
there is no danger Of its general use
as a beverage But the action Of
ethyl alcohol is seductive, hidden and
gradual and not underst by nearly
all drinkers, therefore, II is actually
the more dangerous and destructive
Owning 10 the limited and generally
accidental use Of methyl alcohol.
death by il a thousand hidden prema-
tura deaths by ethyl alcohol
The vital statistics OF life insur-
ance in American, England and Aus
tralia covering more than a half cen
fury and more than 10000 insured
lives show that the mortality OF in
sured drinkers Is substantially %
percent higher than the mortality Of
insured non drinkers, from which.
X IS fairly deduced that prior TO the
general prohibition Of liquor IN the
United States, ethyl alcohol was caus-
ing therein annually about 400. 600
premature adult male deaths-equal
to our total casualties in the world
war.
Fl Paso. Texas, Dec. 0, s1s1s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Phoenix WHISKY MARKET Quotes
IN QUARTS, JAIL WELL FILLED
Me1cans, Indians and Negroes Consume Large Guam
titles Of Substitutes As Police Check Importations Of
Liquor and Prices Soar Wave Of Crime Hits the
City; One Dies From Drinking Wood Alcohol

to wood alcohol. consumed straight"
without chaser" or dilution.
Chief Of police Brisbois is perplexed
over what ne calls "a wave Of crime
that struck Phoenix in the talltimei
when the arrests raised to over 400
a month, more than twice the aver
age for the months Of the first half
of the year. The drunkenness cases
for the first half Of the year aggre-
gated only 9S and in the half just
ended, $50.
Naturally. the city Jail has been
overWorked- II comprises half the
cellar space Of the city hall. insecure.
lily lighted and poorly ventilated,
with the reek Of chemicals necessari-
iy in the air al all times. II is told
that at times there is not room for
an the prisoners TO sleep at one
time, either in hunks or on the floor.
The KiWanis club has taken the mat
ter up, as well as several churches
The bad condition Of the jail freely
is admitted but not charges that
cruelty has been known in the treat
ment OF the inmates. The county
jail also is overcrowded, but has bet
ter ventilation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Escaped Enemy
Alien Caught,
Says US. Report
Department Of Justice Off
Gals Declare Jansen Is
IN Denver Jail.

Denver, Colo, Jan. Carl Jensen.
enemy alien and alleged I W. W.
agitator, who made a sensational
escape from the federal internment
camp at Tort Douglass, Utah, on
Christmas eve, 1918, by shipping the
highly charged electrical wires which
surrounded the camp, and dodging a
rain OF machine gun bullets. was ar
rested IN silverton. Colo. a month ago
and brought 10 the Denver county jail
shortly afterwards. according to an
announcement made today by depart
ment OF Justice officials
Jenseu's arrest came after It IS al
legged he had attempted 10 create dis
order among Workmen at Silverton,
and after he had made efforts 70
organize an ]. ". W local in that
camp. Officers said today that Jen-
sen had been invited 20 leave Bisbee,
ARK, short time prior TO his in
generation BY the government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
RAILROADS GIVE GRAIN CARS
PRIORITY RIGHTS IN WEST

Grain cars are TO have priority Of
transit over all other cars. including
coal cars under an order issued by
the railroad administration effective
in northwest and central west re-
gions, according to information re-
ceived by FL Paso shippers. The or
der follows protests from grain men
that they were unable TO move crops
Grain cars are not only 10 be given
preference in transit but are to have
first consideration in repair shops,
the order states Cars are not to car
~ mixed cargOes OF grain and other
commodities except when the other
commodities are destined directly TO
territories into which the grain Is
going.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
McCLINTOCK COMES TO
TOWN OVER NEW RAILWAY

H r. McClintock is in the city from
san Diego, looking after his interests
here he came over the new road
from san Diego to Yuma and made the
trip three hours quicker than II he
had gone by way Of Los Angeles. the
old route. he says the new road was
built through some very Tough coun-
try, at heavy expense, and that il is
one OF the finest scenic routes in
America He says this new outlet
and inlet to san Diego is going 10 do
much 20 make that city grow and TO
increase its prestige as a deep water
port He believes Il viii help Ari-
IONA, since it puts that state much
closer TO tidewater
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

nHOENEl. ARK. Jan, 2.-The trade
l Of the bootlegEer appears TO be
waning and yet the arrests for
drunkenness IN Phoenix are on the
increase. It IS evident the stock Of
bona fide intoxicants is getting low
and that little is coming from other
states, save IN private importations
that have little 20 do with the Illicit
liquor traffic
Yet there stu are offerings Of
standard brands OF whisky at a reg
ular price Of $50 per short quart
bottle. But the trouble the police
are having just now is not with this
high priced material-it is with bay
rum, flaVorlng extracts, denatured
alcohol wood alcohol patent medi-
cines and stuff Of that sort Most OF
the victims are NeXicans, Indians or
negroes. evidently mislnformed con-
corning the character Of the deadly
stuff they have consumed AT least
one death Is traceahle at the city jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE
IN CITY POLICE SHIFTS

A change Of police shifts was made
New Years day. Capt. ". A. Simpson
and Sergt- 2. G. Houston will officer
the shift from a. m. TO p. m
From g. 70 IL D. m. Capt. Harry
Phoenix and sergt- r. l. Castleberry
viii be on duty and from II p. m TO
Z a. m. Capt. J. ID. Thompson and
SerEt L. T. Robey via be on duty.
Effective January !, patrolman A.
A. FUNK was made desk sergeant TO
relieve 2. ID. Gibson Dir. Gibson VIII
walk a beat at Union station from II
.. n. 10 Z a. m.
Motorcycle patrolman Elmer Wilson
returned 10 duty Thursday after 10
dav trip into Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
CHARGES INCONSISTENCY
BY OWNERS OF COAL MINES

Indianapolis. Ind Jan 2.-Bltumin-
Gus coal operators OF the country
were charged with Inconsistency In
their attitude toward the commission
appointed by the president 10 settle
the coal miners controversy, IN a
statement issued here by William
Green, secretary treasurer Of the
United Mine Workers Of America.
Calling attention TO the operators
statements that they had not been
consulted about the agreement en-
tered into between attorney general
Palmer and officials Of the mine
workers 10 have the miners return
TO work pending Investigation Of the
coal situation by the presidents com
mission, Mr. Green quoted from
stenographic report Of the last Joint
confer ence OF the operators and min
erss al which the operators offered
and voted for a resolution favoriu-
appointment Of a tribunal to settle
the differences between the employ
ers and employees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
BOY RUN
OVER BY FREIGHT TRAIN

Consuelo Salcedo. five years I'D,
who lives with his parents in the
Mexican settlement near Val VERGE
was fled by a c. r. & S. A. freight
train near Val Verde, Thursday AZ
ternoon-
According TO reports Of the acsi-
dent, the lad was driVin- a loose
horse toward his home and in doing
so crossed the tracks he was in
tent on watching the horse and ui1
not see or hear tie train The en-
- decl-rCs be saw the boy walk
onto the track. and said he blew his
whistle. but was unable 20 stop be-
fore striking the lad
The train was an extra
An Inquest was conducted by JUS
tice R. b Rawlins, who decided death
was accidental
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
YOUNG GIRL SHOT WHILE
PASSING THROUGH ALLEY

Lenors Domiuguez, g years old,
who lives az 71s TornlIIo street. was
shot through the shoulder as she vas
passing through an alley in the rear
Of her home Thursday night A short
time later Fred Jones, a negro, vas
arrested
The negro said a burglar had tried
70 enter the house NEXT door 20 him,
backing on the D0mingueZ home He
said a short time later he saw the
form In the alley and fired he vas
arrested IN a church az second and
Virginia streets A charEe OF assault
with intent 20 murder has been placed
against the negro and he VIII pc
transferred 20 the county court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
ZOO RADICALS
SEIZED IN RAIDS
Chicago States Attorney
Assails Palmer For His
Pussy Foot" Policy.

Chicago, H., Jan Raids result
ing in the Arrest OF 200 or more In
dustriaI Workers Of the World. Com
munists and other radicals were car
ried out Thursday under the direction
Of states attorney Hoyne. who in q
statement attacked attorney general
Palmer for the failure Of the depart
ment Of justice agents TO cooperate.
agents Of the military intelligence
branch Of the central department Of
lhe army aided the county prosecu-
tor.
AR. Hoyne said the raids had been
timed Tor 4 p. m. New Year, day He
said he mad recently gone 10 " ash
llgslOn 70 confer with government
officials At noons after receipt OF a
personal letter from attorney general
Palmer, asking MIN not TO proceed
with the plan, federal department o.
justice agents withdrew, Mr.. HOyne
said
Raps Attorney General
apparently attorney general
Palmer or some Of his friends are
playing petty politics with the sit
uatlou and pursuing a pussy foot
policy said Hoyne's statement -Ex-
pressing my opinion as a citizen and
Democrat do not believe Nero
or any other fiddler can be elected
president Of this United States
The prosecutor asserted that daily
in Chicago members Of radical Or
CARNATIONS addressed meetings urg-
ing their hearers TO await the one
big day" and that their purpose was
nothing less than overthrow Of the
government
Armed With Search Warrants.
Mr.. Hoyne declared his men had
been armed with 200 search warrants
and that in addition a number of
warrants charging conspiracy had
been issued -Four men we're arrested
on the latter warrants. Among them
was George Andreytchiue. an l. "
". released on bond some time ago
from LeaFeuWorth penitentiary pend
ing decision IN the appeal Of 90 /
" W convicted Of violation Of the
espionage law
Anne Grovarsky. "a. was arrested.
She and % men we're taken from
ley, secretary Of the L W. ". also
was arrested
Several men alleged by the states
20 have been active among
ag1tators at Gary. Ind. in connection
with the steel strike were arrested.
Reach q. s. Via Mexico.
Assistant states attorney Henry A
Berger asserted IL had been learned
that Russian radicals reach this
Mexico He declared they obtained
passports through the Swedish con-
sui at Mexico City TO the United
States.
Among I6s individuals for whom
warrants were issued were william
D. C-Big Biu'1 Haywood, general
secretary OF the / W W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02
Hubbies May Hurry
to Kansas if This
Story ProUes True

Please sir. my wife ran away. I
want you 10 give me a divorce so I
can marry again"
A man giving the name Of Jose
Ramirez, accosted police captain ". A.
simpson at headquarters Thursday
night with this plea The captain eX-
planned that he could not grant
divorces.
well the police can do that where
come from" the man said "All I
have 10 do there IS 70 tell them she
is gone. Then they put her in jail
and let me marry again"
Where IS that place. asked the
captain.
Its Kansas I came from there
y days ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

Or. s. n. Johnson, OF RuidOso, and
Oliver Lee. OF Orogranie. are in FL
Paso en- route to Santa Fe on road
business. They are comforting here
with good roads enthusiasts and may
be accompanied to Santa Fe by an
Ell Pasoan, as they are going for a
conference with the New Mexico
highway commission relative 10 the
road between Fl Paso and Alamo
gordo.