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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-04
POLIT1CA MENUDA
= P0R AUDIFAZ =

Sc dice que a las ferias de Dallas
EI paso vienen ell Presidente de Ia
Heurta, ell future PresrGente Obre-
son, Ell Ministro Gales, eI General
Hill y otros no tan ~Personaies como
esos.
8ueno, ~ a quien van a deiar en-
casa2
iCuidado, que es peIisroso. con 10
eodieiadas que son las sillas presiden-
ciales y con 10 faeil que esta result
tando apoderarse de elias. dejar aban-
denados esos muebIes por venirse a
una feria Gonde nj siauiera Sc iue-
gan "tapadas' de gales como en- San
Juan de los Lagos, nj hay eareaman
nj baiiadoras, como sesuramente Sc
han imasinado ustedes!
mo Sc deseuIcen!
Don Ceiestino Gascs, honraGo jor-
nalero a quien hizo Goeernador del
pistrito ell senior de la Huerta, por
darIes una broma de nal genera a los
msxicanos, esta 6efendIen6o a aps
Y espada a los cafres que convirtie-
ron los BALCONIES del PSiaeio N~aeional
en- tribuna maderista y dice que es una
rIdicuIcx que traten Se perseguirlos
por esa n~imiedad bolshsviki quo en-
Russia hubiera sido premiada con oYa-
con y oreia.
81 senior Gasez esta muy nal en-
So papei y harto haes con asuantarse
en- esa condieion seeuncaris de Gober
nado-eillo labrador, cuando, en- jGsti-
eia, lie corresponds eli puesto de Ge-
rente General de la Sueurssl de LEM
no en- Mexico, de Ceniee-o Mayer. con
Ia exclusive para la ce9c!laeIon de
euras y bursueses, y de Adninistra-
dor unieo de la dinanits destinada
a volar todos los palaeios y to6os los
sobferncs habidos y por haber, sin cx-
ciuir al del sen= de la Huerta, por
eandido y demoerata.
Tiene raSon ell senior Gasca- No es
justo que persisan 4 los pobrecitos
bolshevikis que q~uieren eonerse cru
aas a todas las personals oecentes.
Muy ror ell contrario, en- Mexico no
estaremos bien hasta Ell dia en- CUE
e; p~residente de Ia Repubiiea sea So
TO y CANA y tensa de Ministries a
ies Flores Magma a Genovsvo de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-04
LOS cANiBAlES. vIV!ERoN EN-
TEXAS ANTES QUE LOS lNDlOS.
(Viene de la Pas. 7a.)

Sc en- America, aunque alsunos otros
Sc han e]ncontrado en- otras parties
del mundo. En- Europa Sc han descu-
bierto canpanentoS con In gran no.
gar en- el centric tornado por gran3es
piedras de cal para constrlir asi una
especie de estufa primitiva sobre Ia
cual Sc cocia Ia carne de les ANNA
les que mataban.
Esos prImitiros hahitantes de Te-
xas eran c~anibales. .pues entire los
montones de huesoS descubiertos Sc
han enccntrado huasos Eumanos ro-
tos como para sacarles IA medula.
Las piedras de cal que formabaR el
hogar o fogan Sc d~esruyeron por Ia
accion del fuego Y del tempo y eran
remplazadas por otras. Ash Sc fueroH
a-mo1tonando ) fernando los terra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-04

pleneS O mounds.
En- ounce de esos terraplenes sc
han ercontrado ejemplares de f!echas
V de lanzas, 10 mismo IL otros utenS
si!los HucSos de c'ervn, que tanto
abundaba Ell esta region, hay con
1~rc:usi5n en- e!los. 10 cual indica u
era el principal a~rtfculo de su conf
da.
Mas tarGc fueron en~contrados en- el
oriento de Texas terraplenes funebres
que ~pertenecen 4 una raZa enteranen
te diferente de IL anterior y mas a.
celantada. Esa raza fabricaba objetos
de c~erarrica. puila sus armas Y en-
terraha 4 suS muertcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-04

STATEMENT of the ownership management circulation. etc, required by the aI
August "a 1912. of LA PRENSA, published daily at san Antonio l@%' "H "
1918.
state of Texas: County of Bear. c-..- .u.a
Before me j. (. Dmz a notary public in and for the state an CaunV .AooNNGI
usnvan,ew Ja G Gonzakz who having been duly sworn according to law. de
poses and says thath lie is the Business, Manager =" LA fHES'r az t-Gee I,mns
To IN. best of his acknowledge and belief r true Statement OF. the ownerhp. manage
nnt circulation. etc, of the Aforesaid publication for the Date. SHOWN IN GMe a"s 'Sp
Hn -sred by the Act of August "a 1919 embodied in section 43 Postal avs and Re-
That the names ad addresses of the publisher editor managing editor and business
are:
Publisher ISnscoE Lozano. San Antonn Texas.
Editor ImeIo E. LoEao. san Antonio, Texas
Managing Editor Teod0o Torres. J, San Antonio, Texas.
business ManaseT: Leonds Gonzalez and jose G. Gonzalez, san Antonio Texas
That the owner IS: ISnaio E Losno. -,
That the known bondhodGS, mortgages Ind oher security nneFs o"Hs OF nf
! per cent or more of total amount of bonds. EoTEaGs or o@e secmTus are none
That the average number of copies of each issue of his publication sold or dStnbu-
ted through the mails or Otherwise, to paid suhcnbeS during the six months preceding
date shown above is iTS46.
J. E. DlAZ. JOSE G. GONZALEZ,
Notary Public. Business Manager
Ny commission expires June 15t 1921.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-04
.-EFEMERIDES MEXICANAS..
Lo que paso ell dia is de Septiembre

listed que Sc Dierde V o picrGe". lie
decian. pero no lie hicicron desistir de
SUI ]prop6sito.y llam6 4 su hernia
no D. Mariana. 4 d. Jose Santos Villa
Y con, el cochero 4 varios de suS sir
~vicntes. Desputs Sc ~presentaron va
rias personals a q~uienes manifesto Hi
dalGo que iba guitar el RENO a los ga
chupines porque querian entregarlo a
los franc2Ses.
ESQ fue 10 que p2s6 a las dos dc Ia
manana del Is dc septieInbre, no a
las once de laUnoche del -. que eS la
bora en- que sc celebra el ievantamicn-
to de Hidalgo. en- todaS parties. para
MAYOR comodidad del puhlico. =. eSa
horl IN primcra autoridad local de las
sendas poblaciones, cmpunando Ia
bandera tricolcr aparecc ante cl publ
co r~itorcanio la Independence nacio-
nal. a los heroes de Ia independence
v 4 Mexico. vivas que son repetidos
con cntusia:mO jelirante por Ia null
titud.
En- n capital de II Republica MoNi-
can IS el Presidente de la Republlca
el ,Iue z las once de la noche del 10 to-
ca Ia campana que sc TOGO Ell Doloie'
para lamar 4 misa Ell 10 de scptlem-
bre. misa que no lego a cclebrarse
porIun 81 L. vic,rIo Iue liza . Gecifla,
V Que err cspanol, fue preso al dirlgir'
Sc al altar. Hidalgo eXplico entonces
al pueblo el movimieDto que nabla lnl-
ciado eXhortando 4 los coEcurrei:leS d
unirse a sus banderas. \ eSa misa con
currian muchos ~rancheros de los aide
rr~ededores v algunos de clos, Isl CO.
mo muchos ~camresinos Sc afiliaron en-
las nacientes huestes de la lndepen-
dencia.
Minutes antes de las IL de la nocne
ell ruido que 1evantan Glen NIL gentes
en- Ia plaza de Ia ciudad de Mexico eS
ensordeccdor, pero apenaS Sc oye Ia
pri5nera campanada de las - un 81
lencio religioSo Sc apodcrA de aquelia
inmensa multitud. Todos oyer descu-
biertos ell bronco hist6rico y cuando
ACADIA de sonar estalla una inmensa
exclamation dc jdbilo, de patrlotls1no'
do delirio. rs esa una de las eScenas
que una veg p~resenciada .,amas puede
horrarse de Ia m.moria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-04
1SSSSSSSSTG

o, a Pancho Villa y otros mas. perte-
neeientes a la eaIana que usa la d.
namita hasta para extirparse los ca
Hos.
Y al Proeurador General cue trsta
de "malorear7 a esos camaradas no
biIisinos, y al Presidente de la Re-
pu5lica CUE Sc ~Gissusto por la sraeia
que hieieron y a todo Ell que lie parez-
ca NAL, CUE 10 manden con lenine
para que este Sc hasa unos zapatos
bolshevikis con pieIes de los desco>-
tentos.
EulaIio Gutierrez sera Divisional
rio del Ejsrcito Mexieano.
6sa sI]orrtreacIon estaoa hacienda
mueha falta. Como era possible que
mi General Gutierrez. ell que acabo
con todas las m~dquinas y todos los
earros del Ferrocarril Nacional y lie
~prendio fueso a la via. de punta a
punta, Sc quedara ahi nomas de ori-
sadier como c~ualquier botarate!
SIenentos de la im~por.aneia de mi
general Gutierrez. cue son una lumbre-
"a en- asuntos militares, que tienen
mas i~lustraciones que un cuento de
VaneSas Arroyo.....--iiustrado, cue
han der-amado su sansre ~luehando..
o hacienda 81 Iueha. 10 mismo 6a, que
81 sien no saben eual es 81 derecha nj
eual su izquierda. IN Gambia no sc
e~ouivocan al caleular cual tienda
".ren6ira- mas en- un saoueo. esos e'e
mentos no deben ~Guedarse arrineena-
ScS..-------
Freeuentemente Sc habia de mora
liar al ejercito, de seleccionario y de
Guien ssbe cuantas cosas mas 81 Ia
selection sisue por csc canine, 81 to-
dos los s~eleeeionados van a ser del
peio de Eulalio, no eabe 6uda que Ell
Eiercito va a quedar muy parejo.
fPuros barbaros con charreieras..!
En- Mexico hay epidemia de huel-
gas. Huelsas en- ell Oistrito Federal.
~nuelsas en- Orizaba. en- Pachuea. en-
eli 5olson de Mapimi y en- mil parties
mdS-..-----..
Los uniees CUE no SO deelaran en-
hueisa son los nilitares-
Esos pagan poraue no los eorran.
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En- Mexico hay epidemic de huel-
gas. Huelsas en- Ell Distrito Federal.
nueIgas en- Orizaba. en- Pachuea. en-
eli 5olson de Mapimi y en- mil parties
nSs...
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S Ny commission expires June LIST 1921.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
NOTICE OF HEARING

Notice is hereby given that the application of Arizona Elec- trio Telephone Company, for an investigation by the Commission to determine reasonable tolls, rates. rules and regulations, will be heard at the court house. in Holbrook, Arizona, on Thurs day. the 18th day of March 1920. at 9::30 o'clock a. m. and a supplementary hearing will be held at the court house in St. Johns, Arizona, on Friday, the 18th day of March, 1920, at 800 A. N.
 By order of The Arizona Cor poration Commission.
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, this 17th day or February, 1920.
 MARGARET AEPLI,
 Aast. Secretary, Arizona Corporation Commission.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
HOLBROOK OIL co.
 CONTINUES WORK


 The fine weather of the past week has dried up the country around the well of the HoIbrook Oil Company and it is now pos sible to get t he water truck over the ground, altho the going is still rough and the utmost efficiency cannot yet be ob- tained.
 Manager Jack Warden return ed Wednesday from a short business trip and when inter- viewed as to the activities of the HoIbrook Oil Company stated that work will be pushed as ra- pidlv as conditions permit. Stories purporting to state future plans of the Holbroek Oll Company are being circulated without authority" stated Man ager Warden, 'sths we'll will be drilled as rapidly as possible and any story that would indicate that we have any intention ex- cept to prosecute the work ae- lively on the well we. are now drilling is absolutely without foundation. ]"
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
GREAT ELK HERD
 SAVED FROM STARVATION

Recent statements that
 the great elk herds of Yel-
 lowstone Park are now starv- ing in Jackson Hole, Wyom- ing, are not true, according to a statement issued by the Secretary of Agriculture.
 The department has secur- ed about two thousand tons of hay in that region, which is being used to feed the elk, and officials of the Bio- logical Survey state that this amount of hay will feed most of the animals of the Southern herd during the winter. The National Park Service has secured enough hay to feed the northern herd also, which has like wise been threatened by starvation.
 The state game depart ment of Wyoming and local residents have materially helped the Government off cials in securing this forage.
 The cause of the critical condition of the elk herd is the severe drought that oc- throughout Wyoming and Montana last summer, greatly reduced the growth of range forage and of hay. The prompt action of the federal and state governments, and the local settlers, has saved these two great elk herds from appall- l ing losses by starvation.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20


 Miss Rosalyn Presley of Wlnslow, was Tn Holbrook last Saturday to attend the Cres- we'll Presley wedding. Miss Presley is a sister of the bride.- Mrs. Harry Cooper very pleas antly entertained the members of her Sunday school class last Saturday afternoon at a Valen- tine party. Various games were played and refreshments served to the girls present.
 Mary Pickford in ''The Hoodlum" Sunday. Matinee 4 p. m., night 8 o'clock.
 Miss Anna Thomas who returned to Holbrook recent ly from a visit at Wichita, Kan. and Denver, Colo, left yesterday to accept a steno- graphic position with a mer- cantile company at Los Lu : mas, N. M.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
DANCING PARTY

As a delightful compliment te Mrs. J. M. Reynolds of Albu- querque who is a guest of tela- tives for a few weeks, Mir. and Mrs. L. M. Raynolds and MT. Mrs. G. l.. Ayres were hosts at a dance and buffet supper last night, which was held in the High School Auditorium. A number of out of town guests being present. Assisting in re- eeivlng were Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Bazell, Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Fur beyille, MissesMiIdred Richards, Fay FIanigan and Mir. Ely.
 Others invited were Messra and Mnnes Geo. ". Hennessey. L. D. Smyth. L. Caldwell, L. E. Carron, c. McCIeve, J. W. Ri- chards, w. H. Chamberlin. Burr Porter, B. B. Neel, c. s. Neel. Jay Patterson. Henry gcorse. c. R. Kelly. Sharpe, Judge and Mrs. J. E. Crosby. Judge and Mrs. D. J. Thomas. Misses Ber- tha and Annie Wallace, Pauline Woods, Edith Cray, Marguerite Drumm, Mrs. Braam. Messrs Chas. Cooley. H. ". Hughes. Dick HolIlngsworth. Loren Ro- finot, Ali. Riggs, Woods, Nor row, Reuben Smith. Botting, Dick Schuster. W. R. Scorse, Herman and Dolly Fischer. w. H. Eubanks.
 WinsIow guests included Mes sers and Mines c. R. Creswell, BIayman, Quebedeux, G. c. Bazell, Reyes. Kenneth Meyer, Misses Irene Whetstone, Rosalyr Presley.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
WINSLOW COUPLE
 MARRIED HERE

A pretty wedding was that of Miss Lena Presley and c. R. Oreswell which took place in the home of the brides brother-in-law and sister, Mir. and Mrs. l.. D. Smyth last Saturday af- ternoon. The rooms were tastefulIy decorated for the nuptials in sweet peas, vio- lets and carnations.
 The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Andrews, Pastor of the Methodist church, only the immediate relatives of the bridal couple being present. A wedding dinner followed the cere- mony. Mir. CresweIl is a son of Supervisor and Mrs. R.C. Creswell, of Winslow. The young couple will reside on their ranch near Wins low, where MT. CresWells interests are.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
MARY PTCKFORD AT
 THE PASTIME SUNDAY

It takes a far more versa.
 tile person to be happy in a
 tenement district than it
 does on Riverside Drive.
 Amy Burke, played by Mary Pickford, discovers this in "The Hoodlum, " her second
 picture produced in her own studios, released by First
 National Exhibitors Circuit and which will be seen at the Pastime Theatre Feb 22.
 As Amy Burke, Miss Pick ford is the granddaughter of a financial power, a vic tim of all the ills of rich children and the recipient of all luxuries within the power of purchase.
 But all of Amy's relatives are not as successful in mat ters of finance as her grand father. Her father, for in- stance, is a sociological writ CT and lecturer, of whom she has not heard for years. Her life of luxury is sudden ly ended when her father returns, pennies, and she decides to forsake h e r grandfather and live with her father in the East Side districts where she shoots scraps" with the street ruff fans, dances to the music of the hurdy-gurdies and en- gages in numerous pranks with the most reckless of her associates.
 Amy makes several close friends in her life among the poor, among them being | an artist whom she finds out was sent up for a term in the penitentiary on account | of a crooked deal perpetrat- sd by her own grandfather. 1 She determines to aid the | man she loves and whom | her grandfather has caused | to safer. Her plan leads her into what appears to police to be a criminal act. 1 Then comes the big surprise enjoyable to the audience although rather difficflt for the star.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
THE FREE MATINEE
 FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

The management of the Pastime Theater, surely won the hearts of every boy and girl in Holbrook last We'd nesday when a free matinee was given for the benefit of the school children. Long before the appointed hour of 4 o'clock the lobby of the .theater was damned to capa- city. The occasion, was for the showing of the Fox Stars Jane and Katharine Lee in "Tell it to the Ma rines". The program was greatly enjoyed by all pres ent.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
Mrs. Hennessey Entert0ins

Mrs. Geo. w. Hennessey en- tertained a number of friends al her home last Wednesday after noon. The affair. an auction bridge party, was given in com pliment to Mrs. J. M. Raynolds of Albuquerque. After the games decollation was served. while a dainty guest prize was given to the honoree.
 Others to enjoy the delightful hospitality were Mrs. l.. M. Reynolds, Mrs. D. J. Thomas. Mrs. J. ". Bazell. Mrs. Meta Garrison, Mrs. L. Caldwell. Mrs. John Flanigan, Mrs. G. L. Ayers. Mrs. R. R. Turberyille, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs Burr Porter. Mrs. I. L. Waters. Miss Bertha Wallace.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
4 PERTINENT PARAGRAPH OF
 NEW LEASING BILL

SEC. S7. That the de- posits of coal, phosphate, sodium, oil. oil shale, and gas. herein referred to, in lands valuable for such min erals. including lands and deposits described in the joint resolution entitled Joint resolution authoriz- ing the Secretary of the h. terior to permit the contin- uation of coal mining oper- ations on certain lands in WyomIng," approved Au- gust 1. 1912 (Thirty-seven- tn Statutes at Large, page 1346), shall be subject to disposition only in the form and manner provided in this Act, except as to valid claims existent at the date of the passage of this Act and thereafter maintained in compliance with the laws un der which initiated, which claims may be per fected under such laws, in- cluding discovery.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
KILLED TRYING TO BOARD TRAIN

Jose Viera. a recent arrival from Old Mexico. whose pass port was good for fifteen days. was killed in the Holbrook yards Sunday night last, apparently while trying to board a west bound train. The incident oc- cured probably between 10:00 and 1900 o'clock at night as the mans body was discovered about forty feet from the depot crossing about midnight. the toes on the right foot being bad ly crushed and a wound in the head which evidently caused death.
 Indications point to the sug- gestion that the man caught a moving train and lost hls foot hold, the toes of both feet being caught vnder the wheels. break ing his hand hold and throwing him violently to the ground. The verdict of the cornner's jury was along these lines.
 Papers on the body indicated the man was looking for employ ment in this section.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

An examination for the position of clerk in the post office will be held in this city on March 13, 1920.
 Applicants must be citiz- ems of the United States be- tween the ages of Is and 45H years on the date of the ex- animation.
 Applicants must be physi- cally sound and male appli- cants must be not less than 5 feet 4 inches in height in bare feet and weigh not less than 125 pounds without overcoat or hat. Age limits and height and weight re- quirements are waived in the case of honorably dis charged soldiers, sailors, and marines.
 For application blanks and further information re- lative to this examination address
 w. A. LEE,
 Local Secretary, Board of U. s. Civil Service Examin- CTS, Holbrook, Ariz.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20

Cardinal Gibbons says: '1 am profoundly interested in the success of the effort to arouse public interest for the immediate relief of the unfortunate people of the Near East. The appalling tales of massacre and famine appeal to humanity and so I cannot urge too. strongly the duty of imme- diate relief. It is a duty that rests upon every Chris tian people and our own country cannot fail to re- cognize and head it.'
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
MAYFTELD LEAVES
 FOR DENVER

Senator s. G. Mayfisld. who has been negotiating with vari- ous interests lately for addition al acreage required by drilling programs in this field. left for Denver Tuesday night to confer with his principals.
 It is understood that some progress has been made in get ting closer together on these matters and an announcement of definite nature can be expect ed shortly.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
ADAMANA EXPECTS
 TORESUME IN MARCH

Managing Director Cook of the Adamana Company states that conditions are favorable for the resumption of work at this well about the middle of March. The good showing made at the time operations ceased, makes the continuation of this we'll of considerable interest and the resumption of drilling is a mat ter that appeals to everyone as it is the universal desire to see this well completed.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
Range Conditions Good

According to the weekly re- port of the weather bureau. range conditions in Arizona dur ing the past week have improY- ed greatly. Grasses generally are month ahead of the usual at this season of the year. Com pIaints of the appearance of prarie loco have been received from a number of places throu qhout the state, according to the report.
The Holbrook news., 1920-02-20
w. A. LEE,

White Leghorn >chix every Tuesday. price $15 per 100. Barred Rocks. R. I. Reds. Orping- tons, Anconas, Buff and Brown Leghorns, Anconas and Black Minorcas, breeding cockrels. Prices upon application. Enoch Crews. Seabright. Cal.
 Mrs. L. M. Reynolds was hostess at an enjoyable bridge party last Tuesday afternoon, in honor of her house guest, Mrs. J. M. Reynolds. Twelve guests responded to invitations.
 MT. L. c. Henning and family returned the first of the week from a visit at Phoenix. MT. Henning left here last week to attend the meeting of the Ma sonic grand, lodge. and joln hls family who had been visiting there for several weeks. Mrs. Henning while in Phoenix at- tended the meeting of the grand chapter of o. B. s.
 WANTED-A boy for janitor work at the Methodist church. Apply to A. M. Boyer at Central Hotel.
 MT. John Meadows. manager of the ranch south of town known as the Coleman-Payne ranch, spent a few days in town recently visiting at the H. E. Hennessey home.
 Last Friday afternoon the members of the Girls Friendly society met at the home of Mrs. Cooper. A large number of the girls attended this interesting meeting.