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CkMPANA CULTURAL EMPREN-
DlDA POR DE LA HUERTA

Mensajes of.cialeS rec!bidos aver en-
San Antonio, proCedentes de Ia Ciudad
dc Mexico ) oados q conocer por el
CorsuladO MeXicano de cSta cludad.
afirman Que cl pueblo TODD de ID Re
publica esta demostrandu eXce!ente
disposition para cOaGyuvar en- la obra
de Ia pacificaci6n y del bienes;ar ma
Cional.
En- las ofIcmas consulareS de Mexico
Sc recibij aver e. sIguiente mensaje
suscriio poT el SeCretario particular
del senior dc IL Huerta:
'Tenso e. Eusto de Harticipar a us
ted que c! Gobierno que preside el Sc
nor De Ia Hutrta cucnta cada dIa con
slnlpatfds en- Ia opinion pu-
bi.ca debido I que todoS sus actos ad-
mlnistrativos estan formados por un
cspiritu de rectitud y de honradeZ. Ac-
tua,mcnte esta emprendiendo II cam
lana cultural en- toda la RepIblica.
Il redundant en- beneficio de las
classes desvalioas."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
COMO ia SIDO ACOGIDA
LA PRENSA" EN- P.
NEGRAS, COAH.
re!egrama Especial para LA PRENSA.

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
EAGLE PASS, Texas, JUNO 3d.
BESIDE que Ell actual gobierno de Me-
xico Ievant6 la prohibition que habla
para que entraran al pals varios Pc
iio6icos ncxicanos que Sc publican en-
los EstadOs Unidos, La Prensa,' de
San Antonio, Texas, eS sin disputa,
el diario ns-icano mas lefdo en- Ia We
Gina poblaci0n de Piedras Negras. Is
tai el interjs que el pGblico de esa ciu-
dad tiene Dor la publication de refe-
rencia. que espera con ansla la llegada
del correo &c San Antonio, para OBJ
teller ell pe-i0dico y enterarse de las
ultimas noticias de los successes de Me-
Sico V de este pats, pues sin tenor de
exagerar, dichc p~eri6Gico es el que me-
jCr information contiene Sobre Mexico
Y el que lloga mas oportunamente
tanto a Piedras Negras como a esta
ciudad, en- dorde tambien cuenta con
IN gran rumero de lectores, entire Ia
coionia me%icana.
FL hecho dc que el gobierno de Ca
rrarZa no j,CrInitiera IL entrada a Me-
x:co de La Prensa,' hacia que ell pu-
fi;cC mexicano de Ia frontera, no Sc
d.era cuenta de n inportancia de d.
cha ~publicacI6n. pero desde que tai pro-
hibici6n Sc levant6. por e. nuevo 60
hierno, ese peri6dico meXicano de San
Antonio. Texas es Ell mejor mensaJero
con que cuentan los meXicanos De Ple-
dras Negras : &c esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

= p-op6sito Ge las declaraciones que
hiZo Ia senor.ta Julia Carranza. hija
del finado Presidente de Mexico, don
Venustiano Carranza, publicadas en- el
San Antonio Express de esta ciu-
dad. declaraciones en- las cuales hace
CGrgos muy dlrectoS contra, el general
Alvaro Obreg6, como el Qnico respon-
sable de los successes de la noche del
q de Mayo en- Tlaxcalantongo, y re-
cordando qIe ell senior ~licenciado Al
bartc NJ. TouZdiez. Ministro de Ia Su-
prema Cort4 de Just!cia de Mexico,
de vista en- San Antonio. TUE a raiZ
de ESQ accntecimie1tos. comsiionado
ror el Senado de Ia RepQblica para
aS-ir una investigation sobre las res
ponsabiiiCaGes &c cada uno de los pre-
suntos culpnhles de Ia muerte del eN-
P~residente. preguntamos su opinion
\ Gicho seTcr aver tarde, antes de que
enprendiera 81 viaje rumbo al Morte
de los EstaGos Unidos.
E. seHor ~liccnciado Gonzalez Sc eX-
rres6 en- los s~iguientes terminus al ser
abordado por un reportero de LA
PRENSA.
-Casualmente han cafdo en- mis- ma
nos las dec'"racioneS de Ia senorlta
Carranza. respectable por mil titulos;
perc arrastrada en- II voragine de la
iclfiiCa. para aseverar como vtctima
her!Ga. hacaos Y circumstances que no
tieuen nj 81 caracter que elias les i'm
primer, nj la r.aturaieza cue supone.
T'oGos sabemos que las autoridades de
Mexico son perfectamcnte response
bles. pues emanan dc L election
Constitutional legitima: nadie ha
ruesto en- duda su respoHsabilidad an
te la Naci6n. ' su na~turaleza civil de
orlgen clarfsimo. Llamarles militaristas
es sencilIamcrte no conocer su esen-
| cha V por $50 lamento asa politica.
Que con toda seguridad no es creada
| TO! Ia sehorita C~arranZa.
Ella sabo ruy bien.-sigui6 dicien-
| doros el Magistrate Gonzalez,-Que Sc
eSta inst-uyeudo en- Mexico un proce-
| so en- cOda regla para inquir'r que
| huhC de va-dad en- Ia acci6n mIlltar
| ionda desersciadamente pc-dio Ia vi
da su respectable padre. Sabe que 81
! " oceso que Sc sigue A csc EruPo de
hombrcs 1re llama leales y honradoS,
- distinto dei que Sc instruye per Ia
I muerte del Que fue Presidente de Ia
| Repdblica. E. Gltimo proceso So ha
| alberto para depurar la adrninistra-
ci6n de toa,loc publicos Y NADIA tiene
que yer coz 81 primCro. FL Juez que
conoce de- La investigaciones de Ia
muerte del sehor Caranza Gamma con
areclo a "a Ley y pr6ximamente de-
| rlarard -erTninada su instruction
Sr!entras tanto Made tiene derecho n
;mputar n determinadas p~ersonaltda-
dies poItticas la Comisi6n de deli;oS
| Que no pudieron intentar siquiera, va
| que sociol6s .camente sahernos que su
,, comisi6n Oh ,dece siempre a pasiones
| one esas personalidades no han ahri-
gado jam3s. pues solamente e. tenor, 81
| cdic o q interes pudicron ser Ia gene
, $ de esas -avfSimas in~fraCciones. y
| Is notorio cuC las personals m~enclona-
5as por Ia sa6orita Carranza. nj to-
/ mfan. n! oGiahan. nj estaban intere-
| saGas en- su comis!5n. si7o muy po'
81 contrario. 81 aigun interes habla
sra el de cnostrarse grandes, genera
SOS V mobiles con el autor de un regi-
men cafdo. Va Que este tuvo amplisi-
mas oportunidades ofrecidaS por esas
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QUESTIONABLE que
tViene de la Ia. Pas)

rio. no obstante de ser publico 81 es.
fuerZo que hicimoS los jefes militares
para que Sc garantizara su vida: y
soy de opinion que el principal motive
Que intervino en- csc desgraciado su-
Ceso. fuA e. complete abandono on que
Sc ~encontr6 el senior Carranza en- 81
r7omentO del peligro. FL descraCiado
sucaso de Ia muerte del senor Carran-
70. creo que 10 ~entorpecera las rela-
clones de nUestro gobierro o 81 En-
terror. porQue todos los representatives
extrauteros radicaGos an esca capital,
estin Completamente conpenetrados
de los eSfuerzoS que interpusimoS los
directories del movimiento, para con-
servar IA vida del eX-Presidente Ca
rranza. 10 Que no Sc logr6, porque 81
rehus6 sieTnpre nuestras ~proposicio-
ues en- csc scntido.
la amplitud de c~riterio que ha
vcnido listed demostrando en- favor del
establecimicnto de I'm Gcbierno fuer;e
Que cIcntc con el apoyo unanime de
u opinion publica. llega-a hasta' per-
nitric 81 aprovechamiento de toGos los
elemcrtoS uties, aunQue hayan servi-
10 a los goh:crnos anteriores al del Sc
nor C~arranza?
R.-So- Dc opinion que el gobierno
iebe acerCIrSe. para su collaboration
n todoS los hombres honraGos Y de com
petenCia reconocida. siempre que sus
ideas rayan de acuerdo con las tenden-
cias modcrnas. aunque estos hayan per
tenecido 4 a~grupaciones polfticas de
diStintos matices.
P.-Csted ofreci6 en- su Manifesto
expediGo en- Nogales. libertar a Ia Pa
tr!a lie sus "libertadores". es decir. de
los e~!erentos que. aprovechando 81 po
sici6n dentro del Ejercito. no hicieron
siro 4e~sacreditar 4 ia REVOLUTION con
Sus iamoralidsdcs. Como piensa lie
var . Ia prGctica tan importante pro-
mesa"
H.-Efec:ivamente. encanina-e mis-
encrgias en- Ia labor lie ~depuraci6n
anurciada en- mi Manifesto ) esta sera
IA manera mas eficaz de librar al pats
de los aousos que Sc vinieron comet!en
do durante IL AdTniqistracion pas2da.
baio pretextos de hahe- prestado SER
vicios = Ia Revolution.
Gree nsted que Ia pacificaci6n
del pats podra ser hecha en- TN plazo
brcve' HAY alguEos proyectos para
reducir al orden Z Francisco Villa?
Ria pacificac!Gn del pals puede
Corsiderarse como un hecho, V en- 10
que S. refiere a Villa. estoy SECURE
que 81 mismo dcsistirA de continuar su
campana. cuando Sc de cuenta de que
ia opinion pdblica no favorece IN
nuevo movimGntO.
P.-Juzga listed SECURE 81 tciunfo
de su candidatura er las pr6Ximas cleo
clones presidenciales?
R--ConSidero que todas las proba-
bilid&Jes eStan por mi c-andidatura.
attn cuardo pudiera surgir alsdn otro
candidate, va que Ia fuerza de nues-
tro p4rtido poiitico qued6 demostrada
en- ei nltimo movimiento contra Ia i'm
ooslcijn del leg. Bonil!aS.
Mexico. D z. JUNO - de 1929. !
a oSREGoN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01
Ell MAGISTRATE GONZALEZ REFUTA UNAS
DE~CLARACTONES DE LA SRITA. CARRANZA

personals para retirarse de IN canine
atn por u mejores amigos, inclusive
el que habla, pues fue notoria su Ill
TINA entrevista cou 81, Ia cual publ
ca-on los p~er:6dicos de Mexico. En- esa
entreviSta consta que conserve hasta
Ultima hora su amistad para o el
finado PreSidente, amistad Y respeto
desinteresado que nadie puede poner en-
duda.
La sehor:.a CarranZa, armada, que
rida Y resretada por TODD ell munjo,
tendra muy pronto las pruebas de que
Ia sido v.!tirna de suggestion te-
rrible y quc 81 es muy dolorosa su he
rida como hiJa virtuosa y tierna, no
n:enos doloroSa Ia sido para los amigos
dei senior ST. padre IL muerte de 81
an una escaramuZa armada en- la que
han sonadO les palabras ~pOlftica-nente
lanzadas de TRACTION. a~sesinato Y otras
qca :iemprc pueden manchar. no solo
a quien Sc lmputan, stno a quien las
lama.
"fo clco,-conciuy6 diciendonos
maestro cnrrevistado,-que 81 la scno-
T:lG CarranZa espera I'm POGO de ITEM
pc. sin OR mas voz QJc Ia de su CO.
r"Z6n V su coaclencia. sc convence-
"a de que q Gobierno que preside el
seEor don Alolfo de Ia Huerta, es,
pvimero, III Gobierno Constitutional
Substitute. segundo quo es un Co
hierro Civil genuinamente, V perfec-'
t~ainento responsabei nj la Naci61 '
yhte e ifUrGo; Y ter%""o. que csc
tnbicrno ha~|j justicia c~stricta ~ to-
d. Ia aCGpcimn de IN gslabra. .Es d."
aabios esperar!
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AIkANAoUES PARA 1920.

II mas antigEO Ga-van .... as
.snsoue Iiusl-sdo H:sPano-AmeFie4n0 4''
coDIGos MEXICANoS.
r,sruel6n de 1891 ....- 80. 80 Uso
CSG,so CsyA-AG.e.en oi'itSt ES
CgGtso d. P-ocSd.m.ea,0s Females Gee. Low
S65i-o Dc Concrete
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yOTO DE GRACIAS

La Sra. Jssusita G. VGa. de Rim
con, hace presentes por medic de es
tas lineas. SIS mas sinceros agradecl
mientos para con todas las personas
u Embellishments asistieron a los
funcrales de su hija lie Srita. Cristi
ma Rinc6n, fallecida el dia % de Ju-
MO ultimo. (Adv.)
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CROCKET AUTO LIVERY

Telefonos CROCKETT SSo, 1u4 4g2U.
81 UNICO SITIO MEXlCaNO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA ClUOAO.
Carros aprop6s!to y a precios ra-
zonables. ~especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios y Funerales. $500 por
bora. Para fuera de Ia ciudad, precios
e~speciales. Scrvicio r&pido dfa y no.
che. Leon A. Martinez. Gerente.
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n,cc,oNARIos cAsTELLANos.
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a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 118 North
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,"1~mTAS ~CIENTIFlCAs.
EgRIIOTECA PARA NlNOS'

= ~.sct-TaS IrSrrue-iLG
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Es,ue.a &c AElna.es
s.~.;--as &c Animals
T. Nlzos &c otros F~i'es.
81 L.5-o del Neat
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Cuenyos &c HZtA
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28
$1,000 REWARD!

The above sum will be paid by Houdini to any per-
son who prove that the har-raising arpiane
chase, collision and crash to earth, shown in The
Grim Came" did not actually occur.
The stirring climax shows the hero racing through
the sky in pursuit of another plane which has kid
naped girl he intends to rescue.
He overtakes his foe, rises above him, leaps into
space, and dangling on a rope, attempts to board
the enemy machine.
But just as he the cockpit there is an accident
The airplanes clash-lock together-plunge with
their occupants 5000 feet to earth.
And the camera man, in another plane, caught it
all
A rare accident, reported by the Associated Press
A. breathsnatching thrill that will never be dupcat-
ed Yet only one of the amazing scenes of daredevil
adventure in 'The Grim Game" Come!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28
ALTA SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MISS sFREDlcRIck IDRTIiAYS
TERROR In UNUSUAL PALY

OH Help, \ mouse-ooh ooh,"
Is there a woman In the world who
has not screamed these words, gather
ed her skirts about her ankles, and
trembled with fear? II is possible
there are few, but to those who know
This indpitable fear Of a mere mouse,
will be given a chance to sympathize
with a fellow mortal on next sunday
and Monday when Pauline Frederick,
the popular Goldwyn star comes to the
Alta theatre in her new picture. THE
Peace Of Roaring River"
H Imagine a woman having spent a
night alone in a strange cabin far off
on a mountain. where the darkness
seems visible. and where thousands of
living moving. screeching things sur
round the lonely hut.
N No wonder then, that Miss Fred
rrick. as this woman in trouble.
screams out in fright as she is aroused
from snooze on the table, when a
mouse starts nibbling at her hand.
In this photoplay, are shown num-
her of really thrilling events in the
life of this woman. She is an ordin-
AIRY young girl, trying to get ahead in
the world. Through the petty meddl-
ing OF a country postmistress. a young
miner is supposed 20 write to her pro-
posing marriage. The whole affair
turns out highly satisfactory after a
Int of interesting by-plays. which will
delight lovers of good pictures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28
STOCK COMPANY PLAY
breaches OF LAUGHTER

That '1aughter is the sunshine of
the sbul' was shown in 'In Walked
Jimmy" the comedy feature which was
introduced last night at the oregon
Theatre by the Fred Siegel stock Co
Jimmy. the principal character in
the play, was a firm believer that
smiles would conquer all obstacles and
he started out in life with the resolve
to smile away all troubles and care.
In a little New York town was set OF
confirmed pessimists. all devoid of the
sunlight and laughter and the printc-
pal industry of the town was on the
verge of bankruptcy when-"In Walk
ed Jimmy" His wonderful smile cap
tivated the natives and wonderful
change is wrought in the community,
With this plot, the play is said to prove
a big winner, while the company pre-
sents it in a manner fully up to the
high standard established in its pre-
vious presentations in Pendleton. 1t
is a cracker-jack comedy that proves
n veritable cyclone of laughter. The
advance sale of seats has been large
md there should be a packed house
TO greet the 'Siegels'' in their Satur-
day night engagement. Reserved seats
are on sale at Thompson's Drug Store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28

The athletic young star has the role
ot Jack Wright. who, TO pay a debt OF
honor and to make a fortune for his
devoted little mother volunteers to
rattle himself Off as husband for a
dollar chance. He repented OF his
bargain when he fell in love with a
pretty girl, but II was too late. The
mad feminine rush had started. To
win the girls and the fortune too re-
quires all OF AIR. Reid's quick wit and
nimbleness and results In one of the
most hilariously entertaining films in
which the popular star has yet ap-
pcared. Wanda Hawley is the girl.
and Harrison Ford and sylvia Ashton
are also included in the cast. James
Cruze directed the picture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28
rasTrslE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
FINE CAST SUPPORTS
BLANCHE SWEET IN
STRONG PHOTOPIIAY

An excellent cast has been assem-
bled by Paramount in that company 3
perturbation of the famous stage sue
cess 'eThe Warrens of Virginia which
will be presented in reissued form at
the Pastime theatre next Sunday. The
play ran for a year in New York and
when it was picturized by Paramount
with Blanche Sweet, House Peters and
James Nenl in the principal roles, it
proved highly successful.
The story has to do with the love
affair of a young couple prior to and
during the Rebellion. Ned Burton. q
young man from New York, loves
Agatha Warren, daughter of General
Warren of Virginia. Their wedding Is
prevented by the outbreak of the war
and while Burton joins the Union
forces as Lieutenant, Agatha remains
true to the South. Secretly, however.
her love for Burton never flags and
when he is captured by her fathers
forces and condemned as a spy, she Of
fers to aid in his escape, but he is too
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28
ARCADE SUNDAY AND ,IANDAY
SOC, 900 IN RATTLE
TO WIN HUSBAND IN
THE LOTTERY MAN

Across the public square shot torn
ard bleeding man. five hundred fran
tic women in hot pursuit. His shirt
was ripped to shreds. his face cut and
in his eyes was the wild look of the
hunted creature. He sprang nimbly
upon n platform above the heads of his
pursuers4 They gave an exultant cry
as they saw him approach the two
cylinders in which his fate was con-
cealed. A husky young female leaped
up beside him and started to draw the
fatal papers from the glass. With
fascinated eyes
But this isn't one of those French
detective stories. It's just to give a
faint idea OF the wild predicament
into which Wallace Reid's rashness
precipitated him in his latest Para
mount-Artcraft picture. THE Lot
terry Man" which will be the atIrac-
ton at the Arcade theatre next Sunday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28

proud ana refuses her offer.
Burton is about to he led TO eNecu-
tion when news OF the surrender of
General Ice at Appomatox is receiv-
ed and his life is saved. The picture
is, filled with thrills from start to
finish and some of the battle specta-
cles are quite pretentious. The story
is dramatic and the action never lags.
The various situations are of gripping
interest and the photoplay through
out is a delight.
Miss Sweet has an unusually power
ful role as Agatha, and House Peters
never has been seen to finer advant-
age Others in the cast include Ma
BILE Van Buren,. T. T. Peters, Dick Ia
Reno. sydney Reane, Raymond La
Strange, Lucien Iittlefield, Gerald
Ward Mildred Harris and Mrs. Lewis
McCord.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28
ARCADE TO-DAY ONLY
aoUDINI LAsHED TO GUN

During the production of "The Grim
Came" the Paramount-Artcraft pic
ture, starring Houdini. which is being
shown at the Arcade theatre, the fam
Gus self-liberator accepted the chal-
lenge of four naval officers to be LASH
ed to the muzzle of the cannon which
is located in Pershing Square, Los An
geles. and escape before the gun could
be fired. The weapon was loaded and
fuse attached. but the police inter-
fered before the trigger lanyard cold
he pulled. However, Houdini extract
ed himself from the ropes, which it
which it has taken six minutes to tie.
in exactly two minutes and half
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28
FEMININE CHAUFFEURS
HAVE NO INTENTION OF
RELINQUISHlNG HELM

LONDON, Feb. 2S,-Women took
the helm in wartime and they have no
intention of giving it up. 1t is now
quite a common sight in London
streets to see Daphne at the wheel or
the automobile while Adonis leans
back in the purple plush.
One may see women in evening"
dress driving themselves through the
streets Of London in route for the ball
or the theater, and the little car, pret-
ty enough for Cinderella at d panto-
mine zig-zags daintily in and out of
the heavy traffic like venturesome
kitten in den of lions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-28
CLEANING COMPOUND
DOESN'T GO WELL AS
HOT CAKE HS0DA'

BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 2S.-Mrs. Pet
er Gregorivitch, wife OF a Butte miner
left a week ago for oregon, to visit
friends.
Pete, during her absence, decided to
swat the high cost of living in res
taurants by doing his own cooking.
After a week of hot cakes as the
piece de resistance three times a day,
Pete complained to a neighbor that he
was feeling bad and believed the
hot cakes were the cause.
An investigation developed the fact