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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28

Hondo SeGlimiento de pesar tan eX-
portaneo como sincere ha causado en-
e. Peru Ia ro:icia de los ~terremotos
ocur-idos en- Mexico, nacion hernia
ma que e. dcst;ro i~mplacablc Y cruel
parece 10 dar un solo instante de re
pose. pues por sine fuera POGO el con-
TAR q diario con coumocioneS politi-
cas-, agravadas con Ia amenaza de in
t~ervencjones armaGaS del coloso del
r1bell6n esgrelIado Y depredaciones
de bandjdos mas amanteS de IN pO-
co de dinero que de Ia honra Y pres
ticio de su patria, n nacuraleza ha
luerido aunar sus furores q TODD es-
te cun-u!o de calamidades, producien
do catacl!smos terrorificos como los
ultimo5 Sembradores de miseria, desc
lacioH : ruina.
Il sabcrSe 10 ocurrido. ambaS ca
maras: Ia de Diputados Y ~Senadores,
le~vantaron pro IN momento en Senal
de duelo las s~esiones enviando inme-
diat2nente IN telegrama de condo
lencia a la naci6n hcrmana del con-
rinente del uorte.
Gil de Perez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28
Pregunta que muchas perSO-
mas hacen anguStiosamente

Son tales las molestias ' dolores
cue causa IA eczema, que constituyen
una yerdadera Cortura- La comez0n
Sc hace inSoportable ' Ia piel pare
&c cstar en- contacto con las llamaS.
Una curacion definiviva no eS possible
lograrla con linimentos V otras apli-
c~aciones, pues 10 Unico que hacen es
aliviar los dolores compartments. La
~enfernedad solamente puede ser COM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28
E L D B
Por Emilio Faglet. de Ia
Academia Francesa.

FL deber es un m~andaminto lnte-
rior. muy ~imperioso, que nos impulsa,
sccun los cosoS, a Obrar O a no obrar,
que 0 ordena hacer o a no hacer,
Y uuc, siempre, affirmative, 0 negatl-
vo, 10 c~onsideramos asi como indlscu-
tible.
Su signo distintivo es, preccsamen-
te. esta imperiosidad, esta lndlscutl-
bilidad transccndente, Ia passion nos
;mpulSa: no nos manda; nos arrastra;
nos da una orden como haria un amo,
Y una orden que aprobomos aunQue
nos parezca muy dura.
No hay en- nosotroS NADIA. Salvo ei
Geber, que tenga ese caracter.
Estoy de acuerdo que hay deberes
fuera del domino de Ia accion; que
nos sentimos obligados = conocer, a
buscar Ia verdad. que aunQue no es
ccto. reconoce una cspecie de impera-
two categorico.
Reconozco tambien que 10 bello
tienc 81 imperative, que nos sentlmos
obligados a buscar 10 bello, a menos
u por aIguna circunstancia este
sea nuestro deber Y alejarnos de 10
feo: asi, por cjemplo ser en- nuestra
persona tan atrayentes como poca-
MOS, no mtroducir cl deSordcn y Ia
desarmonia donde hay orden y con-
juntO armoniosO.
Pero este mandamientos son menos
imperiosos Y nos aparescen menos
i~ndiscutibles que Ell que nos Dice:
En- aQuello que es actO propiamente
Gicho, debcs dc obrar; no themes de
hacer 10 que te plazca, como podrlae.
81 Sc tratara de Ia verdad o de 10
hello. aqui estas obligado; hay un
bien que es precise que realizes un
nal que es precise que evites y este
mandamiento oil aprubas V sientes
tic no tie cs possible discutirlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28

ST eres bueno tres dias-dlce Ia
madre-te dare dos pesetas.
FL nino no contesta.
Que piensas?
-Pienso 81 me convene.
= - -
Entire amigos:
Ell ser mas feliz del mundO es Ell
Cstupido.
-lDichoso tu...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28
RONICASPERUANA
(Vienc de la Pag. 81

IA de Bellas Aries, que aunque 81
fundaci6n data apenas de un n es
case, va Sc van dejando sentir sus
frutos bienechores, mereced = IA a.
tinada direction del maestro Herman
deg, IN viejecito muy afable muy sim
patico Y muy a%rtista, que despues de
haber dejado correr 81 vida en- Pa
ris desde Ia adolescencia hasta la
~vejez, alternando con celebrities y
venciendo a no pocas de elias con
sus obras, esta hoy en- su patria CO.
municando a los suyos los conoci-
mientos a~dquiridos en- Ia Ciudad
Luz.
Acadia de terminar tambien el con
curse de dihuj6 que anualmente pro-
mueve ell Municipio de Lima para Ell
premio de la Academia Concha de Ia
que es maestro Y artista Luis B. u
carte, este premio Y Ia fundacion de
dicho ce1tro artistico Sc deben 4 IA
lifantropia de la sonora Adel:na Con
cha de Concha, virtuosa matrona que
falleciera en- Paris Y que al reeves
de las de su seX0 cue GUSTAV hacer
legados para Ia iglesia Y genie de
sacriStia, tuvo el buen tino V Ia ella
r. vision ~patri0tica reveladora de cs-
QuiSita cultura, de instituir premioS
para alentar las artes pictoricas Y
escuIt6r;cas, unica maner d eesti-
n.ular ell amor a las bellaS arteS cue
en- este pals como en- tOdoS los de la
America latina. arrastran M eNls-
/ tencia languidamente anemica, por
falta de protecci0n....
No voy q hacer c%ritica, de esta ha
dicho alguien. que es en- su mas ele-
vada esfera intelectiva como elemen-
to constituyente o factor del progrc
50 humane, pura ' simple NANTES
taci6n de Ia raz6n ' 70 agregar6 tam
biGn Tue De IA cu,tura y de los COMO
~cjmienCOs de- arte que Sc juzga, por
este. aten;Gudome Z nj c~riJerio indi-
yidual encerrado dentro de los limi-
ties que demandan "a c;rcunspecci6n
Y la ~prudeHcia, escudadas en- IA res
Donsab;lidad de mis- propios actos,
Lmencio2art algunos CultivadoreS de
Pa pintura en- ell Peru, tales como
Aernandez. AriaS Soils, Enrique Ba,
rreda. Luis 3. UCarte, Teofilo CAST
10. Vinatea, Gonzalez Gamarra. Al
cantara Iatorre. que por mucho item
o reside Ell New York, COMO dibu-
JAMIE de Pictorial Review" Y otros
magazines yanques, Malaga Grenet.
Gbujante de Eel Figaro" de Paris Y
coloborador indispensable de tOGas
Is reristas boaarenseS de ~importan-
cha, Del Campo de lar-a Residential
en- LOnd-es Y aventajado discipulo
.e Alma Tadema, Baca Flor, el re
artista preGilecto del nariGudo null
millionaire Pierpont Morgan; de Ba
Flor dijeron los c~riticos yanQueS
.ue Ia mano solamente del retrato
lei coloso de los m;lloneS, valia mas
.ue TODD e. r~eCrato. tai era la macs
dc ejecuci6n Y belIeza de Inca
mientos; como caricaturistas, son H.
tables Holguin y Layal.e, gran ad-
mirador del mexicaro Garcia Cabral.
e. genial artista de las portadas con-
turbadoraS y Observation-Disclosures
inimitables dc "Revista de Revistas,'
ChalIe, que sc esconde bajo el soud6
nimo de Aya}ando Gresca y algunos
oCros mas.
y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-28
ToNIFIQUESEC CON NJ LIFE" BATERIAS ELECTRICAS QUE
DEBERLAN ESTAR EN- TODD HOGAR.

Tendri vcrdade-o= ratios de d.
scTamieuto. a u.sHo tempo que
ago Ut!, para So sa-Ud.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12

L. II. Wallace OF the Crane State
Bank was business visitor the other
day.
Mrs. Georgia Conterno. formerly
Miss Georgia Fry. arrived here the
other day from her home In Los An
geles TO visit with relatives and
friends for few weeks. She is n
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Gus Bardweli.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12

Cortes Elliott was up from his ranch
home yesterday.
A. Cote was among our business
visitors the fore part OF this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Moore were in
from their home In the steine Noun
tain section during this week.
l.. L. Noonchester informs Ia he
has recently purchased furniture
store at Bend and expects TO add to
the stock Of his store in Burns, He
contemplates holding regular auc-
tion sales at Bend.
Word Ia received by relatives that
Capt. A. w. 0owan underwent an
operation at a Portland hospital last
week and is recovering fine. II will
be remembered that Capt. Gowan
was confined to the King hospital n
this city for several weeks.
b. r. Johnson OF the Oregon a.
Western Colonization Co was over
from Prinevilie for n day or two dur
ing the week leaving for home yes
terday. lie came over TO meet some
men who desired to make some pur-
chases but the deals are still pend
Ing.
v. Cawineld and Thos. Cleveland
were business visitors from the Van
country the other day. Tom had
finished planting his potatoes and
found he had some to spare 80
brought them over for the hungry
people Of this vicinity. lie found
the market pretty well supplied but
succeeded IN disposing OF them.
Grover Jameson and family took
their departure Thursday morning
for a vacation tour which will take
them TO many places OF interest In
Guiding Yellowstone and other sum
mer fNrofss. tIiusy hfo aossht in0
trip In their big touring car which IL
equipped with camp outHt II u In
found necessary at any time or suits
the pleasure OF the party to camp
out.
Marricd-Tuesday. June s, at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cemberling. James u.
Rogers and Miss Isora Gemberling,
Rev. J. J. Tickner performing the
ceremony. These young people are
well known to the people OF this city.
the bride having resided here since
her birth. She has been attending
school during the past year. Tho
wedding was quiet home afiair. We
understand II is the Intention OF the
young people TO 40 20 Minnesota
where they will remain for time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12
OUR BIRTHDAY
PRESENT

THIS MONTH we are fifteen years old and have receive
the grandest Of presents We are proud OF 10 not only
hsrese II is both beautiful and useful but primarily
cause we can share it with friends-all the peopho
Burns, residents and visitors. \ beautiful BRONMl
CLOCK 1t is an emblem Of life, ticking OIL The minute
y. thev pass Ii will serve reminder OF duties, Ed
pagements and obligations. Every fifteen minutes ia
sweet-tone chimes will send forth message rendIine
cordiaty breathing the spirit OF the institution Iepe
ents Every hour it will render those omous and sacred
Westminster Chimes, the words to which invoke
"I.ord through this hour
BE thou guide
So, by Thy power
No foot shall slide.
On and on through days to come we want this find
instrument TO serve this community faithfully and ehn
ntl, as the institution behind 1t has served dng thd
past fifteen ysars and will continue SO to do,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice IL hereby given that the
County superintendent OF Harney
County. Oregon. WIN hold the regu-
lar examination OF applicants for
State Certificates at Burns. Oregon.
as follows:
Commencing Wednesday. June 80.
at 900 o'clock a. m. and continuing
until Saturday. July 3. 1870 at 400
o'clock p. m.
"Wednesday Forenoon
u. s. History. Writing tPennman-
ship). Music. Drawing
Wednesday Afternoon
Physiology. Reading. Manual
Training, compositoion. Domestic
Science. Methods In Reading. Course
of Study for Drawing. Methods In
Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon
Arithmetic. History OF Education.
Psychology. Methods In Geography.
Mechanical Drawing. Domestic Art.
Course OF study for Domestic Art.
Thursday Afternoon
Grammar. Geography. stenogra-
ply. American Literature. Physics.
Typewriting. Methods In Language,
Thesis for Primary Certificate.
Friday Forenoon
Theory and Practice. orthography
(spelling), Physical Geography. Eng
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12
PAID LOCALS.

Patients rscctvc the bcst Of care NJ
the Fircovcd Maternity Hospital.
Mrs. a. ID. Jones IA now In charge
OF the Smith rooming house adjoin-
Ing the Cole hotel. She will be
pleased TO meet her many friends
there. 6-i2f.
Try Fircstone Cords. Universal
Garage. Adv. n.
When sick 70 10 Kings hospital.
Best equipped surgery In the interior
and graduate nurse In charge.
11-22tf.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12
STOCK RANCHES WANTED

We win soon have. . nnmbrs 4
buyers for some hrst class stsek
ranches reasonably priced. Come h
and list your propcrty--Harsry
County Abstract Co.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12
FOR RENT-Furnished two tAss~|
room apartments. See Sinos|
Lewis. s-iM
WRITE TODAY

Get your name On shc largest ~.
uiar mailing list In Idaho or Orceps
receive Frcc by rrtsru mail an ~
to-dsGe price liss of several hupdred
pieces mrsc. used daily addrcss-
COOP STORE, CALDWELL
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12
TREsPAss NOTICE

No trcspsssing upon my premises.
Keep your stock ont Of my neld un-
less by my permission. A reward
Tor conviction OF the violation Of
this notice. James II. Stewart.
5.1b.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12
LOCAL i
HAPPENINGS

Mrs. James Brandon and her son
James have gone TO Boise where they
expect TO remain for the vacation
season and possibly longer.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-06-12
Harney County
National Bank
"YOUR HOME INSTITUTION"
iish Literature. Chemistry.
Friday AftSrpcon
School Law. Geology, Algebra,

Saturday rorrnoon
Geometry. Botany.
SATURDAY Afternoon
General History. Bookkeeping.
Very truly. yours.
J. A. CHURCHILL.
superintendent OF Public Instruc'
tion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
GUESS SLATED FOR
MISSISSIPPI PLACE

JACKSON. Miss, Oct. 16.-Ben r.
Guess. who was defeated in last
years race for state treasurer by
DR.. L. S. Rogers, whose death occur
red suddenly here Thursday. may be
appointed to the position by Gov.
Russell, with whose political faction
he is said to be aligned.
Suspension Of the sentences of Eu-
gene Evans and Roy Carter, white,
until the January meeting of the
state board OF pardons, and the
pardon of James Johnson, alias James
Redmond, is announced by Gov. Rus
sell. Evans and Carter were sentenced
in January of this year to serve
two years for grand larceny alleged
to have been committed in Jones
county, while Redmond was sent up
in April, 1919, from Yazoo county to
serve two years for forgery.
Judge W. H. Potter. of the Kinds
county circuit court, has granted a
writ of habeas corpus for the release
of George Max Thompson, arrested
by the local police several days ago
on several charges, the most i'm
portant being an allegation that he
was selling oil stock without license.
Thompson returned to Fort Worth,
Tex.
The geological survey Of the state
recently undertaken by the state geo.
logical survey, in cooperation with
the federal government, is progress
ing favorably, according to DR.. E.
N. Lowe, state geologist. Thirty two
men are at work on the topograph
survey now, he said.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
GOODS IN :
NEW YORK MARKET
DECLINE SHARPLY

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Following
the trend of lower prices in other
commodities, the cotton goods mar
kets for the last week have regis
tered declines running far beyond
anything ever known in the history
of the trade. AS low as 10 cents
was accepted for 3SA-inch 64x6O's
that sold as high as &c cents in April.
Today a new price OF 20 cents is
announced on Fruit of the Loom
bleached muslins, which is 20 cents
a yard down from the high price in
agents hands during this year
Hope A muslins were cut to III
cents yard, the top price having
been "a cents early in the year.
1t was not expected that the large
printers of percales and prints will
abandon the policy of protection on
their goods, and wide open mar
ket is predicted when new prices are
be until later this month. One line
Of denims at 321 cents. down from
47s cents, is not expected to mark
the low point, as other manufactur-
ers are yet to be heard from.
Trading has been very light in fin
ished and unfinished cloths and
much curtailment of production has
occurred in cloth and yarn mills, as
we'll as in knit underwear mills.
Jobbers have done little, but reports
from retail centers still show fair
" steady business at prices relative
ly much higher than those prevail
ing in mill agency circles.
Cotton yarn markets have con-
tinued dull and weak with prices
at the lowest points yet reached this
wear
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
Economy Sets Stage
For Gloom Scenes
In Theatrical World

NEW YORK. Oct i6-The nation
wide economy wave that has start
ed prices on the downward trend in
many industries, has struck the the
alter, a6h the IS. II. o." sign--a FIX
ture In most theaters since The
armistice--has been RELOCATED TO the
heap OF unused props" With the
scenery and stage effects Of a grow
Ing list of failures, theatrical pro
ducers said today
THE END of tho unprecedented
Boom in the theaters appears 10
have set in" said Sam u. Harris,
president of Che Producing Name gers
association.
OF "A attractions playing IN the
flrst-clas .theaters here. Is. IL was
learned TO-DAY. have been compelled
to resort to cutrate tiGket ageRcies
In an effort % dispose Of seats. while
the number OF failures is reported
to be considerably in excess % those
last year. Conditions on the road
were declared to be even worse, IS
road shows having closed during the
last week.
An official OF the Actors Equality
association. the actors union, esti-
mated that 5000 actors-~or about 60
per cent Of the city's entire roll OF
thespians-"were at liberty" and
one producer estimated the produc-
ers' losses in recent weeks at ST.
100000
Closer spending on the part of the
public, with increased railroad rates
which make the transportation Of
road companies more expensive
were given as the principal cause OF
the theatrical slump.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
MASONIC LODGE GIVES
TO COLLEGE CAMPAIGN

Unanimously concurring in a sug-
gestion advanced by ]. M. Murray,
past master, that a contribution to
the University for Memphis cam
paign be made as a tangible express
sion of hearty Endorsement of the
project, DeSoto lodge, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons,. in regular monthly
session Friday night, voted $500 to
the cause. M. Murray's suggestion,
backed up by several former mas
tiers of the lodge, was met with ap-
plause and carried without a dissent
ing voice.
DE Soto lodge has contributed to
the Southwestern university because
1t believes it to be the biggest thing
that has ever offered to Memphis"
declared L. +. Leathem, worshipful
master Of the lodge, speaking for
the membership" We believe it will
be spiritual and moral asset in this
community of inestimable value. 1t
will offer advantages to young men
in Memphis that otherwise they
never could obtain. The Southwest
ern university stands for the same
things as free neutrality-suspicious.
morality and good citizenship"
1t is expected that the action of
DeSoto lodge is but the forerunner
OF similar action by other Masonic
| bodies. ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
SOUTHERN COTTON
/. Commission MEN
ASK MORE CREDIT
Reserve Board Members hdi-
cate Fear Of disastrous"
Results 10 Business Gen.
orally If Plea Granted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Repre-
sentatives OF Southern cotton com
mission merchants appealed . the
federal reserve boAra yesterday for
suspension of regulations defining
rediscountable financial paper in On
other effort to gain relief from che
credit "stringency@ which cotton in
terests declare has struck the whole
industry.
Propositions laid before the board
however, were declared by Gov
Harding 60 be so intricate and to
involve such serious questions that
The delegation, numbering 80 or more
was given no definite reply rive
Southern senators headed Nhe com
mittee, which was made up entirety
OF cotton factors or commission men
and bankers.
Board members indicated they
feared the disastrous results 10
business generally should the restric-
tons about which the cotton men
complained, be lifted. Suspension OF
the regulations even temporarily, u
was said, would mean FLOODING OF
reserve banks with rediscounts
sought on paper classified as similar
| to the obligations which the cotton
men desired to have accepted
Specifically, the delegation asked
that the reserve banks be permitted
to rediscount paper on which tine
commission man had made advances
| TO the cotton planter. Gov. HARD :
| ing declared, however. this form OIL
paper, even though Secured by mort
J gage on the planters crop, did not
come within meaning OF the federal
reserve act. which defined the
classes of obligations which might be
rediscounted. He said the loans rep
resented an advance of an option
the commission man himself not be
ing engaged in either agricultural OF
Industrial productions, as required II
order that his note might be reds
counted.
Senator Smith of Georgia told tn
board that probably half of the en-
tire years crop of cotton was ue'
up under such paper. lie urge
,"some sort Of help, even II 1t Is onl!
a temporary suspension OF the regu
lations until congress can amend tn
law" He believed the change woul'
be readily and easily made at tn
next session.
The board was criticized by severa
of the senators, who declared 1t ha
not construed the law as its Trainer
had intended. Gov. Harding reptile
that the board had interpreted III
provisions of the act along what
! believed to be sound banking lines.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
Wall Street Blast
Caused By Gelatin

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Officials Of
the department of justice today con-
firmed a report from Hackensack, N.
j., that Dr. Walter Schleele, explosive
expert of that place, had submitted
a report to William J. Flynn, chief
of the departments bureau of in
vestigation, declaring that so pounds
of blasting gelatin caused the Wall
street explosion last month.
DR.. Schleele's report went into de-
tail in an analysis of the pieces of
metal found in Wall street immedi-
atelyN after the big blast. It also
covered the sound Of the explosion,
color of the flame and smoke seen,
smell of it. and its effects on sur
vivors-all taken from testimony of
witnesses.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-16
Rheumatism for rs Years.
Tried Kinks Remedy
Says ''It's Fine"

Some people say they wouldn't
think Of allowing their names to be
used in an advertisement But they
haven't suffered with rheumatism for
twenty-five years. If they had and
had tried every known remedy with
out success they might feel like Mrs.
Mamie Freeman of Poplarville, Miss,
does. She says:
Il have been a sufferer'of rheuma-
tism for twenty-five years and have
tried all Rheumatic Remedies I could
hear of. but nothing did me any good.
l had a friend to visit me and she
said she had been using Kinks Rheu-
matte Remedy. I am using it now
and glad to say am getting well.
cannot say too much for Kinks Rheu-
matte Remedy"
Kinks Rheumatic Remedy (the
genuine) is guaranteed absolutely. A
large bottle costs one dollar. Buy It,
take according to directions and If
not benefited the dealer is authoriz-
ed to refund your money.
This same guarantee applies to
Kinks Vigortone, fine tonic, Kinks
Cough Syrup. Kinks Chill Tonic,
Kinks Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier
and Kinks Liniment, made by Kirk
Chemical Co., Memphis, Tenn. Sold
by druggists everywhere. adv.