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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-10-07

Libby Moser Of Carleton, MINI. They
are driving through the country Wis
iting relatives. Its the first time
Mr.. Bentfeld had seen them for thir-
ty-seven years.
Louise Quistorff son of H. Outs
torff was united in marriage to En-
ma Bebbler, daughter of Mrs. Her
man Clucksein last Thursday at two
o'clock. The bride wore dress of
white satin with bead trimming. Her
veil was of silk and hanging in many
folds about her. She carried gor-
geous bouquet Of yellow roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Quistorff and
Miss Clucksein, they were dressed in
light blue dresses. The best men
were Otto Bilkee and a cousin of the
bride. They wore dark blue suits.
The bride and groom came in
together, as a march was played.
The church was decorated with many
flowers. Rev. Stein married the
couple in the Lutheran church. They
had wedding celebration at Her.
man Clucksein's.
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Mrs. Frank Martin is staying at
Fred Martins at present
Jacob Hartung was laid up with a
lame back, but is getting better.
People are busy digging potatoes
and getting ready for winter. Spuds
are fine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins spent Sun
day with their daughter Mrs. w.
Ceynar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Oldham
moved to Sank Centre Tuesday
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole B. Oleson and
children visited a week with their
cousin Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schultz.
A little son arrived at Fred Mar
tins Tuesday, Sept. 28th. Fred is
all smiles and all concerned are doing
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin are
visiting with relatives week, he
fore leaving for the South to spend
the winter.
Miss Clara Hartung returned to
Great Falls, Mont, Monday after
visiting with her parent sand friends
for five months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schultz and son
Walter, Miss Evelyn Anderson and
Mr.. Elgin were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Schultz on. Sunday.
| School opened in Dist. No. Fl last
Monday with Miss Minnie Wasser as
teacher. They are having quite a
time getting a bearing place for her
Morris Nelson and two sons from
Benson arrived here last Friday with
two loads of goods. They will move
on the Geo. Oldham place in the neal
future, which they purchased.
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being present, their approach being
announced by the Community band
The bride and groom were presented
with a fumed oak leather upholstered
rocker, and other gifts. The eve
ming was very enjoyable one. A
bountiful supper was served with a
very attractive bridal cake as a GEN.
ter piece. The guests in departing
wished them many more years OF
happy married life.
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Hugh Owen of Alexandria was in
town Sunday.
Joe Sauer of Sank Centre is visit
ing his soon John.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Teske were visit
ing at Pudua Sunday.
M. Myrose of Melrose visited at
H. Duecker's Monday.
Mrs. Martin Thinner of Melrose
visited friends Monday. .
Mrs. Paul Pischke was visiting
Mrs. A. Schlicht Monday.
Fred Mohering shipped the third
car load of cattle Tuesday.
Henry Messer of Browerville were
visiting Mike Messer Sunday.
Bill Maus made a new hunting boat
hoping to kill loads of ducks.
Mrs. H. j. Wagner and Owen
were in town Friday and Sunday.
Louise Messer was visiting her
brother at Browerville last week.
Joe Messer and wife of st. Cloud
were visiting Mike Messer Sunday.
| A. Beste and family of Freeport
were visiting Conrad Beste Sunday.
Joe Benfeld of St. Paul is here
getting ready for his sale Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rhode of English
Grove was visiting Mrs. E. Harth
Sunday.
Mr.. O'Brien of Sank Centre has
| opened the garage and is ready for
| business.
Mrs. Mary Kebber of LeSueur,
Mimi. is visiting her brother Alex
Marthaler.
O. Stensland finished taking away
the Office and engine room Of the ele-
vator Monday.
Ida Schmidt went home Friday to
visit her parents and returned Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Frazer and baby
went to visit his folks at English
Grove Friday
Miss Shinler of Albany arrived
Saturday and started the Marthale1
school Monday. .
Emmich Bros. arrived with their
threshing machine and tractor FIJI
day from Crookston.
Mrs. H. j. Bentfeld left Friday
for St. Cloud where she is visiting
relatives and friends.
The party who borrowe the West
Union Fire Department ladders
kindly return at orce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Frazer, Mrs. E
Harth and Mrs Opitz went to Sank
Centre Sunday evening.
All the new school books have ar
rived and the teachers expect to &c
into work with full force.
Mr.. Ligerman of Zell, S. D.,
cousin to Theresa Hesse was visiting
at Father Busher last week.
Herman Roth is very sick with
sprained back. They had DR.. Ha
herman from Osakis Sunday.
The auction at Charley Stuke!
which was held last Wednesday wa
well attended and every thing wen
at a good price.
i A chirivari party went out to L
Quistorff's wedding. They received
five dollars. There were about thlr
ty-five music makers
: Those who have threshed aroun
here report good yield Of barrel
, and oats. Wheat is a poor crop an
the farmers should seed more fee
crops and forget about wheat rs tn
: is a better stock and dairy country.
H. J. Bentfeld had a surprise Wis
, it from A. Bentfeld and wife an
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COUNTY NEWS
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Theodore Schurmann called on G..
D. Wilcox Sunday.
Mrs. Hutchinson spent Monday
with Mrs. Madsen.
Neva Wilcox spent Sunday with
Mrs. Harry Knapp.
Allen Wilcox was a business caller
at Connelly's Sunday. ...
Miss Mona Hutchinson is employed
at the Mart at present.
Miss Vera Davenport spent Sunday
evening at the Hutchinson home.
George Grundmann was a caller
at Wilcox's and Schurmann's Mon
day.
Frank Connolly and Joe Determan
transacted business in. Melrose last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Connolly of
Sank Centre picnicked at the lake
Sunday.
Frank Fox came down from Eagle
Bead, Monday to finish his potato
digging.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rydholm
visited at Frank Connlley's Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Weber assisted
the latters parents with their thresh-
ing Saturday last
Mrs. w. J. Putnam of Plains,
Montana, spent Monday and Tues
day at the Wilcox home.
Arleigh Demro came down from
Fergus Falls to attend his fathers
sale, returning Saturday.
Elvira and Teasel Kennedy and
Dola Grundmann spent the week
end at their respective homes.
Mrs. C. D. Wilcox and Miss Neva
called on Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Chene-
with of Hoboken on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Lamb, Mrs
Abner Lamb and Robt. Elliott called
at Connelly's Sunday afternoon.
John and Winfield Ceynar were on
business in this vicinity Sunday and
took dinner at the Connolly home.
Mrs. Sweeney has been under the
doctors care for the past few days
but is much better at the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Eckberg and
son Albert and grandson Clarence
called at Mrs. Madsen's Sunday.
School commenced Monday Sept
81. in Dist. No. 100, with Miss Gen
evieve Sheets of Long Prairie as
teacher.
The monthly meeting of the Pro
gressive Farmers club was we'll at
tended. The program consisted o.
music and short talks by several
members.
L. w. Garfield and son Lowell call
ed at the Wilcox home Monday morn
ing enroute for their home in MIN,
neapolis after spending the week ene
at the j. H. Garfield home in Sauk
Centre.
Edwin Carpenter and Sentry Hill
lerud spent Friday at the Oak Grove
Farm installing the James wa!
drinking cups in the barn.
The Town Board of Sank Centre
made trip on Thursday measuring
distances preparatory to erectln'
several much needed guide posts.
Mrs. Madsen, who has resided II
this vacinity for several years re
Gently disposed of her property an,
on Tuesday last removed to Sau'
Centre where she will stay with ne
sister, Mrs. Orrvar. Mrs. Madsen'
many friends regret her departur
and hope she will not forget her NC
Cormick Lake friends.
The fifteenth wedding annlversaf
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Determan wa
celebrated Oct. 8, about fifty guest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-31

CHICAGO, July 30.-1ndiana and
Illinois coal operators meeting here
today voted to reject the plea OF
! President Lewis OF the United Mine
rWoukers of America for n joint meet
ing of the operators and miners
scale committee to settle the strike
of day men in the Illinois and In
diana mines. The operators ap-
pointed a committee TO draft reply
to Mr.. Lewis message declaring
that the striking miners are violat-
ing their contract. entered into when
the government fixed the last wage
award and demanding that miners
president order his men back to
work.
The coal operators will not meet
with the miners unless ordered to
do so by the government. Thomas
II. Brewster of st. Louis, chairman
of the operators scale committee Of
the central competitive district. and
Edward Searles of the Illinois COM
mittee were reticent following the
morning conference, but 1t was indi-
Gated that the operators had decided
TO sit tight and wait for the govern
ment to act.
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for public welfare. The suggestion
OF the president VIII be approved by
every right-thinktng and loyal mem
Der of the United Mine Workers Of
America and viii be considered as a
singing rehuke to men of the typo
OF Frank harrington, who has de-
hberately and maliciously melted
men to disregard their contract OBJ
legations to the detriment OF them
selves and the Inconvenience OF tho
nation. Public castigation OF such
leaders cannot be too severe.
Up to this timc tine Illinois coal
operators have not requested this Of
nee to enforce the validity ct the
wage agreement In that state.
lhtend, however. In compliance with
the wishes Of the president to imme .
diatcly issue "a mandatory order in
suucting and directing all miners
now on strike In Illinois and Indiana
to Immediately return to work so as
TO permit the normal operation OF
tho mines.
compliance with this order ly
the minc workers will pave the way
Tor the calling of wage conference
as suggested by the president for the
consideration OF inequalities In the
agreement"
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sion reached by the Oklahoma Coal
Operators association at a meeting
held Friday morning in the office
OF their commissioner. J. b. Wilson
in McAlester.
Approximately IS members OF the
asso ociation attended the session and
voted to adopt this stand following
request by John G. Wilkinson.
president of district 21 OF the United
Mine Workers, that the operators
advise him their position.
The position taken by the Okla
homa operators is practically identi-
cal with that taken In Illinois, where
miners are now striking. The ope-
rators here believe that the question
of wages was settled with finality
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nois miners union. when told to.
night that President Wilson had OF
tcrcd To invite a meeting of~tho lUiht
scale committee OF miners and op-
orators To adjust wagu inequalities,
~ the miners would return to work,
said: II don't think much of H."
In statement several days ago
harrington declared the coal miners
were about fod up on appeals ttom
tho nrcsident
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for two years by the negotiations
from the national strike and indi-
cate that they will not open negotia-
tions again until the contract ex-
pires.
In reply to wilkinson's telegram
TO the association that he was ex-
erting every effort to keep the
mines at work pending disposition
of the wage controversy, the opera
tors association instructed the COM
missioner TO draft reply expressing
their appreciation OF his and other
union officials efforts to keep the
field quiet. wilkinson stated in his
telegram to the association that In
the event Of wage increase being
conceded in other districts. tn,
miners in Oklahoma would expect
the same increase applied on tn,
same Date as applied in tho cemra
competitive field.
Dan McAlpine OF the Hailyl Ola
Coal company presided at the meet.
ing in the absence OF Dorset Carter
president. Among the operators
present other than McAlester coal
men were r. T. Price OF Muskogee,
II. II. Young OF Dallas. Texas. 8. w.
Pomeroy of Coalgate, George Meal
pine of Savanna, Dan McAlpine of
Haileyville, James Mcconnell OF
wilburton. James Duncan OF Alton.
ILL.,, Bill Collins and NJ. Stackleburg
of Lchigh.
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CLAIM SOONER
MINERS ARE BOUND,

McALESTER, Okla, July 3o.--
That the contract made at the close
Of the national coal strike last No
vember between operators and the
United Mine Workers was binding
for two years and until then miners
are bound TO work without opening
further negotiations. was the deci-
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SPRlNFIEID, H., July 3O.---Prcs-
ident Frank Farrington OF the Illi-
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HARTFORD. Ark, July 30
About $50 miners are out Or work
at the Central Coal and Coke COM
pany mine here, as result of n
strike by drivers today.
About 1870 drivers struck for eight
hours work. In their demand they
charged that the men doing piece
work quit when they choose, leaving
the drivers. who are paid by the
day. not enough to do TO fili out
their eight hours. Their strixc
throws 30 p,eceworkers out of work.
KANSAS CITY, July 20.--UnIess
an emergency supply OF coal which
had been ordered, arrives before
noon tomorrow. tho pumping plant
OF the city waterworks may be
obliged to shut down tomorrow
night, according to a report made
today to the city counsellor.
lewis Statement.
"f am profoundly impressed hy the
presidents telegram. The fairness
OF his statement must be apparent
to everyone with respect for con-
stituted authority or the least regard
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los grandeS mill
taTGS dInGTiCanOS
(continuaci6n de la pagina 1a.)

-Desearia, Coronel, que me hiciera
usted su historic militar.
rs muy insigmfcante y muy SEN
ella; una historic como la de todos los
soldados, como la de todos los hombres
Naci en- Ell estado de Nueva York. Guam
do essuve en- condolences de estndiar al
go, ingrese en- la Academia Militar de
Virginia, que es el West Point del Sur,
ALI me gradue. Del 1902 al 1904 pres
te servicios en- el Regimiento de Puerto
Rico. En- ell Regimiento ascendi tie
nien.e primero, Servi como ayudante
Ell el Estado Mayor y como ayudante
del Distrito de Puerto Rico.
-Durante la guerra, 5cual fue su mi
sion?
Me fui Francia con un gran con-
tingente de tropas en- ell sio 1917. Era
ayudante del Regimiento % de Infante-
ria. de las tropas expedicionarias Este
regimiento pertenecia a la primera di-
vision. Servi EN- el Estado Mayor como
jefe encargado del Depar: amento de
Tn.eigencia. Despues fui trasladado al
cuartel general del general Pershing y
con 81 estuve en- Europa hasta setiembre
de mil novecientos diez nueve.
Sono afuera la sirena de otro automo-
vii. POGO despues sohcitaron al coronel
Moreno. Fran otros amigos con otro au
tomovil. A pesar de que ell incidente me
contrariaba EN- mis- propositos no pude
menos que reirme de la fatahdad que Sc
interponia entire mi curiosidad repor: e.
ril los ilustres militares que vista
ban nuestra isla. Y cuando regresabs a
Ia capital en- la ''carroza di tut.i'', me
dante ell pago de una modesto moneda
de cinco centavos, abomine del progre-
so y de esas maQuinas diab6licas que
pasan por las carreteras como un re-
lampago, asustando a los scampesinos de
alma primi,iva que iunto elias pasan
sobre escualidos jamelgos, envueltos en-
las nubes de polvo que los monsttuos
levantan en- su carrera.
Y me decia para mi capote:
''Juro que 81 algun dia lego ser
grande hombre, no aceptare a nadie pa
secs en- automovil. Es una venganza -
Juan 3. RODRIGUEZ.
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do VS.. Epifanio Terror, divorcio. Sc le
concsdio la demandante ell beneficio
de pobreza para litigar en- este case.
Paula PANEL Figusroa, ex-parte, nom
bramient ode defansor judicial. Sc nom
bro dona Antonia Urtaza defensor
judicial de los memories Eduardo Cru
mersinda Loaiza Rosario; Francisco,
Luz Maria, Della v Rafael Loaiza Pa
nell; para que como tai intervenga
en- las operaciones de liquidation y di
vision de los bienes relictos al 6bito de
don Francisco Loaiza Gonzalez.
-. M. Blanco Inc VS.. DR.. Luis
de la Vega. Cobro de dinero. Sc deere
to ell embargo de bienes del demandado
sufcientes cubrir S757eo, previa fan
"a que prestara la demandsDte por
ochocientos dolares.
Juan Ramon Cruz VS.. Segundo Va
lentin, Injunction. Sc lie concedi6
al demandado 40 dias de pr6rroga pa
ra presentar la exposition del case.
Manuel Martinez Casanovas, ex-par
te autorizacion judicial. Sc ordeno que
por el Secretario Sc entregue al petit
cionario S1,S15.66, para que este los pa
gre doiia Encarnacion Goicoechea vida
dc Preston.
Jcsefna Plumey Irizarry (hoy Anto
MO Fernandez) VS.. Maria Encarnacion
Urdaz Gonzalez vida. de Paz, cobro de
creditos hipotecarios. Sc orden6 Sc sus
tituya Ell nombre de la de1ilandante por
el de Antonio Fernandez Perez; Sc
ordeno la venta EN- publica subasta de
la fnca hipotecada; Y Sc declare sin lu-
gar la peticion de aseguramiento- de
sentencia, por improcedente.
Santiago A. Panzardi VS.. Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, devolucion de contribu-
clones. Sc admiti6 la demanda com
plementaria y exception previa que ha
de regirla.
Carmen Fernandez VS.. Lorenzo Ca
salduc, divorcio. Sc lie concedio al de-
mandado 40 dias de prorroga para pre-
sentar la exposition del case Y decla
raciones juradas en- apOyo de la mo-
cion de nuevo juicio.
Luisa Munguira Gorozabel vda. de
ordofiez, VS.. ~. Laza y Co. =, desahu
cio Sc tuvo la demandante por desis
tida de la prosecution de esta accion,
sin especial condemnation de costas.
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En- Mayaguez Sc suicide
una SehOrita, disparaTl-
dose un thO de revolver

Sc suicide en- el poblado de la Pla-
va la sefiorita Esperanza Lebr6n Be
llidos, disparandose un tiro de revol
yer, que lie ccasion6 la muerte instan-
taneamsnte. Sc desconoce Ell movil de
tan fatal determination.
continna la sequia asolando nues-
tros campos y aumentando la capa de
'polvo en- nuestras Gales, que va sc
han hecho intransitables. Todo ell dia
esta la ciudad envuelta en- una nube
de espeso polyo.
Los sembrados de ,frutos memories Sc
han perdiaO en- su totalidad, y hasta
tai punto ha escaseado Ell aqua que ell
Comisionado de Servicfo Publico Sc
ha visto precisado a lamar una circu-
lar recomendando a los vecinos la eco
nomfa en- Ell uso del aqua.
Nuestros mas antiques agricultores
no recuerdan una estaci6n como la ac-
tual. Nunca en- estas comarcas falta-
ron nuvias EN- los meses de abril Y ma
20.
Ell microbes por la tarde, a ESQ
de las tres, sc sintio un ligsro temblor
de terra.
-Ha ingresado en- La clinica de los
Doctores Vadi y Perea Ia .distinguida
dana Angelina Malaret de Tic. Ese
mismo dia sufri6 una operaci6n deli
cadisima, habilmente practicada por
los dOctores Lippit Y Perea. El estado
de la enferma es altamente satisfac-
torio.
Hoy Sc hicieron los nombramien-
tos de profesores para Ell proximo aiio
escolar Cast todos los maestros que ira
bajan en- la actualidad fusron reelegi-
dos
-ContinGan avanzando las obras del
teatro ''Yaguez" Els este I'm soberbio
edificio, tai vez ell primero Ell la isla,
en- elsgancia Y comfort
La pohtica toma cada vez mas
incremento. Los bandos no cesan en-
sus campanas para sumar proseltos.
Todos los vternes sabados, despues
de Ia inscripciones, salen manifestacio
nss de ambos partidos pregonando sus
mayorias.
.a Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
Mayo 81, 1920.
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Tribunal Gle Distrito
Seccion Primera

Jose Ortiz Marrero VS.. Tomasa Pc
trosa Hernandez, divorcio. Sc declar6
con lugar la demanda y Sc le impu-
sieron las costas la demandada.
Fernando del Toro VS.. P. villasanta,
desahncio. Ell Tribunal Sc reserve su
resolution.
Francisco Betancourt VS. Succession
De Juana Fabre, otorgamiento de es-
critura. Qued6 pendisnte de ampliaci6n
de pruebas.
Maria Padron VS.. Juan Rodriguez,
divorcio. Sc declare con lugar la deman
da, quedando los hijos habidos en- ell
natrimonio bajo la patria potestad de
la madre y Sc lie impusieron las cos
tas al dcmandado.
Jose Perez Cruz, ex parte, dominic.
Sc orden6 pass al Fiscal undo Ell re
cord'' taQuigrafco para informe.
Tomasa Colon VS.. Fernando Perez, di
vorciO. Sc declare con lugar la deman
da y Sc le impusieron las costas al
demandado.
Cesar Augusta Truel4a suarez, ex-
parts, declaratoria de herederos. Ell
Tribunal Sc reserve su resolution.
Francisco Porra VS.. Carmen Diaz.
Quedo eI case pendiente de ampliacion
de prueba
Camilo Miguel Gotall, ex-parte, domi
nio.~Se ordeno pase al Fiscal undo al
record taquigrafco, para informe
Dolores de los Santos, ex-parte, de-
claratoria de herederos Sc declsraron
dnicos universities herederos de Juan
Araujo, sus hijos, Juan, Mercedes, 10
sefa, Francisco, Ana Maria Pedro
Araujo de los Santos Y la viuda en- la
Quota usufructuaria que la ley deter
nina.
Dolores de los Santos. ex-parte AN
torizaci6n judicial Sc autoriz6 la pc
ficionaria para que ratifque la venta
de la propiedad descrita en- la escritu
ra OtOrgada ante ell notario don Eduar
do Negr6n Benitez con intervention del
fiscal.
Jose Lopez ,ex-parte, dominic. Sc
orden6 Sc tramita de acuerdo con la
ley hipoteearia.
Antonio Hernandez Hernandez Toza
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BANCO POPULAR
DE ECONOMIAS
Y PRESTANOS
SAN JUAN, P. r.
CoNv oCAT ToRIA

En- session ordinaria, >celebrada el dia
II de los corrientes, acoro6 Ell Consejo
de Gobierno de esta Sociedad fjar ei
% del actual, hora de las siete y
media de la noche, para celebrar, en-
las oficinas de este Banco, Junta Ge-
neral Extraordinaria, con objeto de ira
tar sobre las acciones de esta institu
cion,> que faltan por emitir para COM
pletar su capital autorizado.
San Juan, P. R. 13 de mayo, 1920.
DAMIAN MONSERRAT
Director Gerente. Advt