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DE PUEBLA:

Tenkis raz6n de creer que estoy
con voSotr0s.
No es Ia Francia IA que os hace
u guerra. IS ell Imperio. Ciertamen-
-. estov con ~vosotros. Nosotros es-
tanos erguidos en- contra del I'M
nar;o. ~vosotros de vuestro lado, 20
JoI MIC. v~osotros en- Ia patria, 20 en-
el dcsticrro.
Combatid. luchad, sed terribles, Y
:; crctis que mi nombre os puede
se-y;r cara alguna coza. serTios dc
81 Herid q csc hombre en-
n cabeza; que IA libsTtad sea e.
proycctiL. ,
Bav dos pabcIloncs tricol0res: e.
q pabell6n tricolor de Ia RePdblica
y 81 pa5en5n tricolor del ImperIo;
no cs el primcro ell que Sc ~lev&nta
contra ~vosotros, es el segundo.
Sobre el primero Sc lee; LloeTtad'
Ig1aldad, F~raternidad.
Sobre el scgundo Sc lee; To.on'
IS Brumario, , de Diciembre' To-
lon.
70 escucho cl critic que lan7a'S
hacia nj y quisiera colocarme entire
rvestros soldados vo%sotros, pero..
que soy?.....una sosnora: iAy'
nuesrros soldados no son cI!2aoies
de esta guerra; clos Ia sufren como
vosotros Ia sufris, = son conaena-
dos a! horror de haccrla d~etestaHdo-
IA. La ley de IA Historic Is conoenar
= los generates Y absolver a las ar
maGas. Las armadas son g'orlas
ciesas: son fuerzas a las cua!es Sc
les arranc4 Ia c~onciencia; Ia opre-
sion de los pueblos que ana armada
consuma, comienza Dor eI prop.o
cnvilecimiento; 0 los nismos inva-
sores los e~ncadenados; ' e} primer
e~sclayo que hace 81 so.dado es Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

cia del que los medicos hasta ahora
no n han podido sacar. Sc lie esta
alimentardo con cuchacadas de Rche.
TN sindicato de Nueva Yark ofre
clio Gin mil pesos por la nina "La
Argentina" cue produce minerales
lie plata Y de zinc. Esta nina esta
rbcada en- ell Municip;o de Santa Ca,
tsrina. cerc.a Dc esta ciudad. Tam.
bi6n han ofrccido million Y medic dc
pesos per Ia nina de Los Laureles.
que esta Immediate q Santa Catari,
de zinc Ell gran abundancia Y desde
hace tempo que una empresa ameri,
cana hace esfuerzos por adquirirla
en- propiedad, para eyplotarla en- gran
escaic.
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la ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

:, ne-os 5s ur aa0 de hGh"-s" ~.7sta.a-
Sc. ~ 5~rstrsiao 20 wE-E0> "s'uG17i.[ PSI
cue r5nsiEr.5s-a- rans-r1 en- Jos p. &C Ma
l~cioral,s !c Ngy.-o y o:-os ss'e1as ;e-7o-
rV:a-ioz.
s. f-0l-te0 .Gor5- ea.os y "aseEanza
.ror,olc.s " -oEc--2. . I~F0s--9-'s de Lose
-no,o-as. Inspectors 70 F-e-cs 10 Are ms
tr-s-o-~ de CzIGe-s-- L=suar--Tsz de Ir~Res.
kIaCv507z-as- Frer ~s~Ds. Cu-aGc-"rlS. Ga--o-
tee. gcpa-zdo-~ Do Ca--os. M~ranlogs Dc
iCasa Rsdonda. Nscau ,o- De Fas7 y Taller
lGc7c-a.. Neca0isns 81. Eselr~ dc Axe IS
re,:7hs.zs s. ct-Cz vas6cs rurs05
La Esrua'a E----ae-.t~~a NFNlca1a FnsH
s. ezos t-ahaias pg- CORES 2on1cncla- "a 20
.os aagcgr~ cue dcsca-c- sS- Ago mss cac
ste-uo- -sr avos 40 --abz5CS c1ros " sue
Scs bsioz. y ayE3a "a TF-tecc'o0agSe % les
We ~ss--c- san tgur- E~a0ccs rg0nesn'r1tcs.
Ia Es-ue,s Fe-rocar-av-a N"Nlcar1 es --
ronociEa y -~rr-eUt20g .- 'cdas las l-1C-
rs d FF--Dra-rlc~os NeNcaErS. a.;os .etcs
= prunin@ntcs srnrraacS-
For "a insignificant. suma d" cua,ro pesos
~;rruerta -sutzycs. Nue's +wueE@r q pHr."c.
rio7a-se q essu6ia- IN ---=C- luer7 c31cr
re7tavu= darios baSta que a2-na&a l0 -9rz.
rNc5ha certificate Y diploma.
nprendet s'Eo n-nvsrhosce Ecwl.a %" peso
ri7currta c~catav0s IN giro pc5-s. " o-c"1 dc
rSprass. . u-1ediata-cut -oc'h.-i .~er~l9aes
~ nurs--ss do E-abad0s q va-ioS ro.o-"s. -
kic;ertCs -A-a IN mes - cs.ullgs.
Dj-ecc.5D:
ESCUELA FERROCARRlLGKA MENICAEh
II. o. Box .i2i L. Angeles Ca L. : =
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s-Ir1a DaTfu, como Drcvidcncial compensation nc
los mas altos representatives de III naclohalluao
del Tstado que co1nete un abuse de Ia tueFza
A~i 10 cou-,rendieron los heroicos detensoFes
dc In Republica ' de nucStra independence que
entire los baStiones de Puebla comhatlan a los II,
yasores en- los aciagos amos de IA lnterIehc'""
FRANCESCA. Y por ESQ a~qucllo$ n~atriotaS Va'eroSoS'
en- una peoucna hoja que Publicaban en- nNeS'FG
idioma ' en- frances, iuyocarou el nomore aque1
ncrio de la Francia, cue tiene el nombre MINOR
mi de Victor Hugo. para hacer saoer a IA ms
mn Francia gobernada por Napoleon el peque-
~ one mard6 los soldados del lnperio a inter
yonir on los ~negocios de Mexico, que Ia gran
FGrancia republicnna de Victor Hugo, estaoa Ell
!, Ren1blica Mcxicana, Independence Y hore &c
Bcuiro Juircz.
In Francia Iibrc = sienPre gloriosa, In sa'
crificado las sublimes ezpresiones de Victor hu-
90 va de los dcicnsores de Puebla Los eScF"o'
res Y~ranceses contemporaries, los gu" nan vent
do dcsnu8s dc ~aouellas tpocas de luchas y pa
sion. Sc expresan hoy dfa, en- terminus aelimu'
vos one condensan el jnicio inaPelablc de IN ms
,oria, ESQ iuicio subliniza a los p~atriotas ' con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

Cast Siempre. en-
las tpocas solcmnes
de Ii vida de los
pueblos, cuando es-
tos son victimaS de
principles inmuta-
blcs de Ia justicia,
I'M injus;icia, Sc
ALA magestuoSa Ia
voz del geniO o de
Ia virtud, para con-
denar el ~atentado.
y esa voz g~randio-
81 cue tiene Ia
magnificaci6n Y la
~eternidad dc los
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Ell NAL DEL SUEN0
Ora se1orita fuS atocadn en-
Monterrey poT esn rara
e~nfermedad

NCNTERREY, abril 26.-Se ha re
gistrado en- esta ciudad otro case de
encefalitis letargica ocasionado por
Ia influenza. La enferma es una Sc
1orita que viTss en- una casa de Ia
Gale de Arramberri, esquina con Ler-
10 de Tejada. Estuvo enferma de in
flenza V cuando est&ba convalecien-
te entr6 en- IN periodic de somnolen-
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mismo. Despu6s de IN 10 Brumario
o de IN . de Diciembre, una anna
da no es mas que el espectro de una
Naci6n.
Valerosos hornbres de Mexico:
resistid!
al RepubIica ssta con vosotros :
Iovanta eEcima de vuestras cabe-
zas. igualmente que su bendera de
Francia. en- Ia cue esta ell arco-iris,
81 bandera dc Norte America en- Ia
que eStan las cstrellas.
Esperad. Vuestra hero;ca Tesis-
tencia Sc apoya sobre el Derecho, '
nor ESQ ella tienc esa gran certi-
dumbre: IA Justicia.
81 ~atcntaGo contra Ia RepGbhca DE
xicana cs Ia continuation del ateH-
tado contra IL Rcpublica francesa.
Una inquidad completa a Ia otra. FL
Impcrio Sc estrellar&, 20 10 espero.
en- 81 infame tentativa; Y vosotros
~vencerais. Pero en- todos los casos,
va sea que rcsulteis venccdores 0
cue seals vencidos, nuestra Francia
qIedera hermana vuestra, hermana
de vuest-a gloria 0 de vuestro infor
tucio. Y on cuanto 4 mi. puesto que
hectis IN llamam,cnto i IT. nom
ire. os 10 r5r:to: eStoy con vosotros
Y os envio, 81 vencedores, mi frater-
nidad de ciudadano; 81 venciaos, mi
fGaternidad de proscrito.
Victor HUGO
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Victor HUGO
LOS GARITOS DAN LUZ
-}o(--
Tai dice eE Ayurtamierto
de Ia ciudad de Toiuca,
Estado de Mexico

TOLCCA' Men aoFi' = Los "a
rit'S Dan luz ." s.'os: ioluSa qJs.
an. on.ro rno c;rt,d con on
40 Iru;,,dn co, Ipz oIac+ri-
,no IVA cinIod Gin .~.r+ros do ina
,.ro = ohscyras q iInminada nor
f%ara1cs vioios de gas.
r.. -, ou-;o a. l..
o. a. a,,
u'' HI soao5ad son
I'D SUI -- to. 49,. " ~.
So 10 ot-,. wv oha.;
80. ~ .a-o-;So-a o-o n;ndad
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Para libros en- espaH0; diriJass
listed q Ia Casa Edjsoria! Lozan0'
rs y. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
Texas.
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mo cuesta sino unos cuantos cen
tavos! Pongase I'm POGO de Freezone
en- csc Modesto Gallo, e in~stantanea-
mente cesara de dolerle; despues 20
dra arrancarlo con los dedos.
jPor que espera? En- todas las bo-
ticas podra conseguir una botellita
de Freezone por unos cuantos centa-
vos, que sera suficiente para librarlo
de cualquier Gallo blando o duro, en-
tire los dedos d elso pies y callosida
des, Y este, sin causarle i~rritaci6n nj
dolor alguno. --Freezone es el desau
brimiento de IN fsmoso genio &c Gin
cinati.
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.rryHos rNDivIDUos RoRAE DEScA.
p,DANEETE AL TUGLICO, HAGEN,
DOSE FNSAR FOR Ell PROFESSOR N.
c. MARTINEZ De Los ANGE-
LES. CALIFORNIA
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dolores de s'mr&:icas bnaistas. jHcluire:nos
sde1aaS. gratis. IN follsSo cen los isEE-ajes
del abanieo : del rahur.o consoles 4 los ena.
no-ados. ds-iarsC:6a &c amor. &c. etc, '
ana lis;a general DE- H7ec.ns. ~ TecICo de
,oGo solo I4cora listed - ccn'a=os. NaEa 81
9eGjLo hoy mismo 4 Ia E;=Uicnte direction.
MEXICAN CARD COMPANY.
Box Ill. Sta. \. Dept. 3.
San Antonio. Tr=aa-
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Yea listed -u "a sdIcIo@ scIara:Is Dc
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OFERT4 ESPECIAL.

No uaaGe iiuoro. sr~!- E"lh.
rea,s 81 direction. ' a vuelca
DE- cor-ec e remiti-enns una
prccio,a tRrjcta para nosioI .
de f~elicitaci5n. ultimo ' uovedo-
SO -stilo, de : Y I ~puiUadRs. con
paisajes en- ~ea'-e. jmorer7 CT
cspahoi. ado, nsGa con listonss
&c seda 2 dolores Y D~e5ta en- 50
GAIA especial. una doroD@ dc pos.
L~l,cs--ctra:os dc art5i,es fRmO-
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Entered as Sscond-clsSs matter February
81. 1913. a. the Post Office ~ San Anto-
mic. Texas. under the Ae-. OF March 8.
5S7s.
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NCTA:- Los suscriptores. al Zanzibar de
residencia de5en darnoS tanto a 1ueva come
ia antigua direction. Il fin dc aao,a- pro
rianeHte e eEm5io 81 nGcst-os l'p-Js-
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EsCUELA FERROCARRlLaKA MaNICANA
Il. 0. Box It2i L. Angeles Ca L. ; a
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
SHORTHORN BREEDER HERE
10 SEE OLD FRIENDS

M. II. Biggs. formerly a resident
OF this city where he practiced law,
is over from his home at Prime
willie. Mr.. Biggs Is IA cousin OF John
and Allen Biggs OF this city. Dur
ing his residence In this city Mr..
Biggs made many warm friends who
are glad TO welcome him among
them again.
Mr.. Biggs has not followed law
practice In recent years. preferring to
devote his time to his large ranch
near Prineville where he is engaged
in the production OF pure bred Short
horn cattle and fine horses and mules
His herd of Shorthors were recently
pronounced by william Hanley ~
the best he had ever seen.
"Dick" as Mr.. Biggs is familiarly
called by his old time friends. Is
now Deputy Grand Master OF the Odd
Fellows of Oregon. He will be
Grand Master next year. He was
pleased to find he was here on the
regular meeting night OF Harvey
Lodge. which was the lodge that
made him an Odd Fellow. He wit
messed some degree work Thursday
evening, seeing the Third conferred
on some Of his personal friends. Fol-
lowing the degree work the boys
had Q limburser spread In the dining
room. not entirely In honor Of their
Distinguished visitor, but ~ y tAs
suutsn SsIlsvisg tAis degree.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11

Harncy county's resources are
attracting the attention Of tho
ontirc West. Irrigation, stock
missing, mines, oil and gas pro-
Eccis and agricniturc---au
3Naiting Development.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
NEW APPARATUS FOR
RESERVOIR SOUNDINCS
Harney Valley Irriga ion
District Directors Get A
Larger Drill

The Harney Valley Irrigation Dis
trict directors have brought IA a
larger machine with which To make
the necessary invest cations as To the
character OF the bed OF tn reservoir
at the lower site. The drilling ma
chine arrived the fore part OF this
week and has been taken to the place
OF operation.
John w. Cunningham OF the ca-
gineering firm OF Bar a Cunning
ham. who had charge OF the prclin-
mary surveys and conducted tno
field Investigations. came up fro n
Portland for the purpose OF being
present at tho time OF the arrival
and installation of the machinery.
Mr.. l.. A. Christensen. a Civil er 81
ncer of experience. accompanied Mr.
Cunningham and will have charge OF
the investigation.
The Jcnnsen Drilling Co. OF Port
land IL the firm that will do the
work and this concern is capable OF
getting results.
The district has spent considerable
money trying to ascertain the char
acter OF the foundation for the pro-
posed dam but the apparatus frat. IN
stalled was not OF suff,cient capacity
to get the results desired therefore
Il was found necessary to make other
arrangements. II is confidently ex-
pected how to get the information
needed to complete the estimates and
get data In readiness to submit to the
landowners In order that they may
decide upon q bond election.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
COURT PREPARES TAX BUDGET

The county court spent several
days OF the. December term consid-
ering and preparing the budget for
taxes for the coming year and II IL
published In this issue of The Times
Herald. The budget is the most
complete ever prepared and gives
details which enables the taxpayer
to get an idea OF what the money Is
used for.
Judge-elect X. r. Hughet took
part In the deliberations In consid-
cring the budget for the cOmlng
year; Judge Fare invited Mr.. Hugh
et TO be present as upon him devolv-
ed the necessity OF administering
during the period for which the tax
money is collected.
A letter over the signature OF
Judge Fare Is also published this
week which explains further the
budget. Judge Fare points out
the reason for economy and shows
how the per cent limitation and
statutory demands require consid-
GRAFTON.
One matter Judge Fare refers TO
that will be taken up at the time the
budget IL considerd on Dec. 81, ia
the provision OF community nurse.
A delegation went before the board
at It's recent meeting and asked that
an amount be included In tho budget
to cover the expense of a community
nurse. the amount being approx
mately $4,000 plus a Ford car. This
item is not included In the budget.
II is realized there Is great de-
mand upon the funds OF the taxpay-
ers and that we should practice econ
omy, but whether II is economy 10
neglect the health of tho children of
the county II . question that should
be considered whss tbiS nasttsr =
before the people.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11

fs~rncy C>wrty's timber II an
asset for immediate cxp,oita-
lion Mills should he turning
Dt out To aid In the rcconstruc-
hion work of the nation. In
vcstigatc this virgin field.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
PROPOSED TAX BUDGET
PRESENTED TO PUBLIC
Estimate Amount to Be
Raised by Taxation
Next Year

In presenting for the consideration
Of the taxpayers OF Harney County
the Budget or estimate OF the amount
Of money proposed to be raised by
taxation for the ensuing year, atten-
tion In called TO the fact that the
general tax levy for the year OF 1921
can not exceed $233,50713. or. the
levy made for same purpose ;s- the
proceeding year. TO wit: s220.2S9.T5.
plus six per cent.
Neither time nor effort has been
spared In preparing the budget in
order to make II conform both with
the letter and spirit Of the law. In
many instances the Court regrets
that more liberal provisions could
not be made. as well as its inability
to include therein 100000 for the
maintenance OF a public health
nurse asked for by many petitioners.
but considering the mandatory levies
and that the indebtedness OF the
County on January I. 1890 was s34.-
410.50. which. owing to the high cost
Of all commodities. remains approx
imateiy the same, redemption OF war
rants TO bring the County within the
100000 limit OF voluntary indebt-
edness becomes apparent. and no
further appropriation could be pro-
vidcd for.
Aside from the budget for the gen.
eral fund controlled by the six per
cent constitutional Limitation act
Harney County must. In 1921. pay an
additional State tax OF s50.s00.00
on account OF initiative measures
such as Higher Education"-"ore-
gon State Normal schooi"-"Sold-
iers. and Marines Education and
School Fund" voted by the people
at the primary election last May. this
together with q rabbit bounty voted
at the general election In November
(for which an estimate OF 100000
90 may prove nearer correct that
$2b, 100000 as provided for In the
budgeD and followed by Market
Road. School. City ana other levies.
viii probably make the final figurrs
appalling To the taxpayers. but not
within the discretion or remedy ot
the County Court.
An earnest invitation Is extended
To every taxpayer in the County by
the present County Court, and by
Judge elect. Ilughet. 10 meet with
the Court on December 3lst, fer tho
purpose OF fully discussing the tax
problems and expenditures, and TO
point out to the County Court any
manner or method whereby expenses
can be reduced,
Very respectfully,
WIN. FARRE. County Judge.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
SIX EINS--IIIBBAItD

A very pretty wedding was solemn
tied Wednesday evening. December
eighth. at the home OF Dr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Hibbard when their daughter
Eugenia was united In marriage To
william POLICEMAN Skeins. This hos
pitable home was given an added
charm BY the profuslon of roses, car
nations and ferns which formed the
decorations.
After two violin solos. II Love
You Truly" and Perfect Day."
beautifully rendered by Miss Agnes
Foley. the bridal party entered to the
strains OF "Narcissus" played by Mrs.
Albert Vincent. sister OF the bride.
A bower OF ferns and carnations
had bon artistically arranged. the
brakes used ns the background being
brought from Dr. Hibbari's birth
place In " llamc'tc Valley. within
,h's arbor tho hr dal par'y iook their
paccs. oinIing a hcautii Al living pie
ture. Hazel Hibbard and Mabel
6kcias. sisters cf the bride ard
groom. rospectlvclr. rctod as br'd"F-
maid %. tho o1e IN robin cr" bluc
crepe 60 chino. CARRYING a boquet OF
'ollow chryannthomu-rs. and The 9TH
c. IN pa,s green mes 1alinc bearing
iarg. bunch OF PINK and white
snapdrcgo r. The brldc,ma ds form
cd ono poiJt OF a crescent. while the
groomsmen. Ray skeins and Lew
eiiyp. Hibbard. brothers OF tho prin-
cipaias5 Formed the other point. The
groono look his place In the center
OF the semicircie and the climax was
reached when the bride entered on
the arm OF her father and took her
place beside the groom.
shs was richly sowned In creamy
white ctepc do chine with IN over.
drape OF silver lace and the long
bridal veil held in place by n strand
OF pearls about the forehead. In
her hands she carried a beautiful
boquet OF bride roses and foliage.
An impressive ceremony was read
by Rev. l.. g. Tracy. pastor OF the
local Church OF the Nazrene or
which the couple are members. Fol-
lowing the words which made these
young people husband and wife. they
received the hearty good wishes and
congratulations OF the relatives and
few intimate friends who were pres
ent.
Tho guests spent n pleasant hour
over dainty refreshments and In ad-
miring the magnificent array OF gifts
which indicated the high esteem In
which this couple Is held by their
acquaintances.
The bride In the second daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs. IIibbard. n young
woman OF charming personality and
rare vocal talent which is delight
10 her many friends. She In an
alumnus OF IIarney County High
School and has for some years been
her fathers right hand assistant In
his dental office.
The groom IL also graduate OF
our local High School and In well
known as u young man OF character.
energy and business capacity that
promises well for sa successful and
useful life.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
HOME MILL NOW RUNNING

4 Tho Burns Flour MIL In now run
ming and the products may be- found
at local stores. Ask for home pro-
ducts when marketing.
The mill IN under the supervision
OF an experienced miller and tho
flour turned out is guaranteed to bo
pure. OF good flavor and responds
most satisfactorily to yeast. There Is
every reason why the people OF this
county should paronize the home
manufacturer when the product is
equal TO that purchased elsewhere.
especially since Il opens n market for
tho farmer The price is not 80
great or no greater than you pay for
outside products and by purchasing
home products you are encouraging
tho farmer to greater production.
giving the homo merchant his share
OF the trade and thus keeping all
the money at home.
Burns invites the patronage OF Il y
surrounding farmers and stockmcn
aud II is the wise merchant wlo buy
the homo product and thus shows -
community spirit and proves 10 the
farmer and stockman that he II sin-
cere IN his efforts to aid them In re-
turn for their patronage. We need
these ncighbors and tho. more they
produce the better for the entire
country and the more prosperity for
the town man.
Patronize the home mill and tho
home merchant that carries the home
product.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-11
OrTINGER STILL At 1T

The Times-Hcrald received pages
from two Los Angeles newspapers
In the mail last Saturday and
upon perusing them find some inter
osting items concerning the move
ments OF our friend A. ottinger. who
Ia associated with other capitalists
in California In the steamship bust
ness. One article published In the
Los Angeles Examiner. reads:
Yale and Harvard will sail March !
Announcement was made yester-
day by A. Ottinger. recently appoint
I'd passenger trafiic manager for the
Los Angeles Steamship Company
that service will be inaugurated with
the initial saiIings OF the Yale from
Los Angeles aud the Harvard from
San Francisco at 4 O'Clock In the
afternoon OF March /, They will ar
rive at their respective destinations
at 10 o'clock the following morning.
Each vessel will accommodate $50
cabin passengers and about 400 tons
of freight, and will have all the mod
ern conyenlences OF ocean travel. In
Guiding motion pictures, dance hall.
barber shops. elevator service and
reading rooms.