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DE LACD. DE MEXICO
FL "Partido Laborista" sostiene la candidatura de Oregon.
Han princ.piado a legar los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
volvera a Veracruz.-Un tren de Jalapa, asaltado.-
Murguia, sera Secretario de Guerra.-Otras notcias.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. A.
En- ell teatro "Hidalgo," de esta CAPT
tai, Sc reunieron aver los principales
miembros del Partido Laborista, con
81 obieto de hacer pdblica declara-
ci6n de que trabajaran en- pro de Ia
candidatura de Obreg6n.
La reunion, no obstante de que he
bia sido anunciada con amplitud. re-
suite un tantc desairada, pues no a.
sisti6 ell numero de obrercs que Sc es.
peraba. Aware Oregon, que asistio
al mitin, Sc levant6 para pronunclar
IN discurso, pero solo dijo algunas
palabras sin que Sc lie pudleran es-
cuchar, pues parecio que sc hallaoa al
go deprimido de amino.
El !ider obrero, Luis Morones pre-
nunci6 IN discurso con respecto a Ia
candidatura teTrerista del ingenlero
Ignacio Bonillas, Em~bajador de Me-
xico en- Ia Casa Blanca
Aseguro Morcnes que durante su
estancia en- la capital de los Estados
UnidGs habia conference.-the con ell
repctido senior Bonillas, Quien lie ha,
bia man:festado que ne habia acepta-
do tcdavia de plano Ia ca~ndidatura
que Sc lie habia ofrecido, para Ia pre-
sidencia de Ia R~epublica. Continue
hablaado Moroues para asegurar tam
biGn que ell ~ingeniero Bonillas lie ha-
bia afirmado que el nc aceptaria di,
cha candidatura. 81 antes no retiraball
las suyas Gonzalez y Obregon.
Ademas de Mcrones Otros oraCores
pronunciation discusses candentes, en-
los que censuraron duramente la can
didatura del expresado senior Boni-
las.
Han ~pJ,incipiqdo q llegGY' los
q~oberlGGoreS dc los EStaG0s
BESIDE aver conenzaron a llegar a
esta capital los gobernadores que ha-
brain de rCunirsc el dia seis del &C
tual con objeto de ponerse de acuer-
do para TRAFALGAR pCrque Ell orden no
Sc altere dUrantG las elecciones pr
yidcnciales V de- cuycS posibles trastor-
nos 50 ha hablaio va con in~siStenc!a
en- to1o el pals.
De los ~funcionarios el primero en-
lIegar fle Candida Aguiiar, que Is
T. aQui desde aver. Para hoy Sc es-
pcran les de Queretaro. G~uanajuato
Y Sau Luis Potcsi, serun aYiso tele-
grafi.o que Sc recibi0 en- las oficinas
del jefe del Executive.
Sc lc qnit6 ell manic de tropas q
Imam lose Rios
Oficiaimente Sc ha anunciado cue
en- hrcves dias partird para el Estado
de Sonora .Arnulfo Gomez. actual je-
fe de las operaciones en- Ia Huasteca
v~eracruzana, quien Sc hara cargo de
II camrana en- aquclla lejana Emit
dad. en- s~ustituci6n &c Juan Jose
RIGS. q quien Sc lie ACADIA de guitar
81 mando de fuerZaS por haberse te-
niIo noticias eXaCtaS de que = SIM
patizador lie Aware Obreg0n. Este
IS. por 10 r!eros, 10 que Sc dice en- los
circulos militares de esta capital. Ar
nuIfa Gjmcz fue va !lamado a esta
misma ciudad por orden de la Sc
cretaria de Guerra.
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LA ESCUELA
FERR0CARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- mcnos de IN aho de haberse instaia.
do. ha instruido a nuchos estaciartes para
cue consigIieran erap!eo en- los FF> &C. Ma
cionaIes de Mexico 3 otros ss1enas ferro-
viarios.
Sc imrartcn c~orocinientos y cnseitai1a
complete y mode-na: 4 Inspcctores de Loco
! nctoras, Inspectors de Frenos de Aire. ms
pectores de CalderaB, Inspectors dc Trenes,
Maquinistas. Fogoneros. Conductores. Caro-
teros, Reps-adores de Csrros. Mecanicos de
Casa Rcdonda, Mec6nicos de Plso Taller
General. Mecanicos de Frenos do Aire, Es-
peciaiistRs y otros varios cursos.
La Escuela FerrocarFilera hexicana ense-
ia esos traba;os por correspondence, a to-
dos aqueilos cue dcsearen ser aigo mas que
eternos caclavos de traba5os duros y suel-
dos bajos, = ayu q 4 perfeccionarsc q los
que ejercen sin tener grardes conoc.n,ientos
In Escucla Ferrocarrilera Mc1icans Is re-
eonocida y recomendada por :odss las Unio-
mes de Ferrocarrileros Mexicanos, altos 1efes
y prcminente5 enplea6os.
Po- Ia insiEnif:caate surna de cuatro pcsos
cincuenta centavos, puede empeZar a perfec-
cionnrse O estudiar un curse; luegc ctnes
centavos diaries hasta que ap-enda in curse
y reciba certificate y diploma
;Desea p-obar su fuerza de voluntad PARA
aprender algo provechoso? RENTS IN peso
c,ncuenta centavos en- giro postal u orden -ds
express, c Embellishments recibira leeeiones
y mue,tras de grabados q yarios dolores, su-
.~icientes para IN mes de estudios.
Direction:
ESCUELA FERROCARRILERA MEXICANA
p. 0. Box II. lnoio. Calf. U. S. A
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MUEBLES.

LAS MAS GRANDES EXISTENCIAS EN-
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USADOS. En- conpras de $4,000. $500 y
sI.e0 semanario: en- las de $4,000. $1,000
Al contado y $500 Observation-Disclosures
del 10 por ciento en- los pages a. c~ontado-
Tomamos muebles viejos en- Iago de mute
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STORE. 3Is-320 W. Commerce ST.. Crockett
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COMPGAS

COMpRU. vENDo ! CAMBIO maquiras dc
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VENTAS

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dirSiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, us n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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PESQUEAS

con $500 G~RATIFICARE Z n persona que
me propo-ciOnr informes de Castillo Fernan-
deg. de quien desdc Octubre It 1918, en- que
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4~MPLIAMENTE Sc gratificara a Il pa-so-
III que prouorcione intorTcs fldeGlSnus ocl
y. Juan HERNANDEZ. de Quicn hacc dos aHo7
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CON 50 200 GRAT!FtCARE Il IL persona que
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Kansas City. No. a.
EEREDEROS DE LUSCUHmA y ROCHA.
Los hcrcdero5 &c Cecilia Rocha ; Elizabeth
l.uscumDia. DO ~vi"ic.on en- Texas durEnte
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CON $1,000 CRATIFICA9E 4 Il persona
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MAQUINAS DE ESCRIBTR. Epteramente
nuevas; co-tisimcs Rbonos mensuaies. LUIS
n. Rubio. sol Canaron St
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Sc atirn,a BerL1ngG en- ID
censt.rG de las PeKculdS

Se UJtTTyH D6T tUNyU CIT 10
censurG de las PeliculdS
Con rcspecto al tan discutido asun-
to de Ia censura de las peliculas CT
Neutrality-suspicious., hoy eXpres0 el Score.
tario de Gobarnacion que subslstira
Z pesar de TODD cuanto hagan los in
tereses p~articulares en- contrario. Pa
"a termInar este asunto diio Berlan-
ga: "Con esta MEDIA quedan va pro
hibidas las exhibiciones de peliculas
perniciosas en- los s~alones, de cine, y
con ella los padres de familia pueden
estnr SECURES de que ringuna ens~
nanza nociva recogeran sus hijos en-
las cintas que pasen por Ia panta-
lla."
| CGndido Aeuilar UolUerG al
gobierYl0 de Feracru=
Aver cue lleg6 Candido Aguilar a
esta ciudad fue en~trevistado por al
@unos de les representatives de perio--
dicos, a q~uienes manifesto que tan
luego como terminara Ia lunta de
cobernadores Sc volveria al Estado &c
Veracruz, donde sus ~servicios son
absolutamente n~ecesarios, dadas las
condolences que ALA prevalecen a con-
secuencia de los terremotos.
Con respecto a Ia junta afirmo
sus ideas acerca del civilismo de que
hablara hace POGO, agregando que es-
te es el Inico medic de afianzar IL
paz en- el pals.
Sc nom6rarG represertunte dc
Mtrico eE Austria.
En- los cfrculos diplomaticos hay la
impression de que ell gobierno de Me-
ixico r~econocera en- breve al nuevo re-
gimen republican, de Austria, de Ia
misrna .nanera que ACADIA de hacerlo
con ell de Alemania. Sin embargo, no
Sc dice cuando Sc lara ese reconoci-
miento nj Sc indica que personals iran
a aQuella Nacion a representa- q Ia
nueStra.
Fr6 Gsrltado an tren que
SGli6 de JGlGpG
En- Ia Direction de los Ferrocarriles
Sc anuncia que los revolucionarios de
Veracruz han vuelto 4 su campar.a
contra les trenes, especlalmente los
del Interoceanico. Sc agrega que aver
fuG asaltado uno de estos trenes que
habia salido de Jalapa y que sc n
caminaba 4 Tencelo, iievando tropas
cue Sc dice iban a ayudar a Ia obra
de auyilio de los damnificadoS- Sc
trab0 uu combate logrando salvar ell
convey los carrancistas.
NurgufG sCrG .Secretario de
Guerra D Marina
En- toGas las atlas oficinas del go
bierro Sc aseguran que ell Jefe del
Executive llam6 va al general Fran
cisco Murguia. 4 qCien nombrara MI
nistro de Ia Guerra, en- lugar de Die
guez, como Sc habfa venido asegu-
rando Dicese Que el nombramiento
de MurCuia es TN hecho Y que de un
dia \ otro lleraYa a Ia capital.
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TRAJES EN- ABCN0S

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para t-aba!o de cocina. DiVijirSe al Res
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EECESITAMOS rcparador dc ccrraduras :
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@ezos y haceuOs to4a clase de ar-icusoS.
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MISCELANEA.
CHICAGO Y WORKS

Ia tin.ore-ia y lavanderia mas antigua de
san Antonio. 207-2O9 Ave. D. San Anto-
Mo. Texas. Danes cuidadosa atenci6n a las
orienes po- co-reo.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Precio por Libra Aionjoli 35c;
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chile pisadc 45c; guajillo 4Sc; piquin
extra CSC; camaron limpio 45c; cola
ci6n 45c; caieta Celaya 10c, 20c, 4Oc-
75c Y $50 pOr ~cajeta; carne SEGA
SOC; CANELA CEILAN 72c; Conf
nos Soc; ~cacahuate tOstaGo Soc; CHIC
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CONSOLIDATED MOTORS AND MACHINE
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VENTAS

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DR., HERACLIO GONZALEZ

a27 y. San Saba St, seCuina con
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ALGUNos NDTvDUos RoBAN DEscA.
R~ADAMENTE AL PUBLICO. HACIsN-
DOSE PASAR POR Ell PROFESSOR u.
&C. MARTINEZ DE LOS ANGE-
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LISTO, SENIOR. LISTO.

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SELL0S DE COMA

Lc, ha-rsnus en- rodos los ~es-5los, COMO Sc
nos o-5enca. Danes cspcc.a! atenc.5n = los
-,,-EGls gur cgrreo. Ca.G.ogo gFa-ls. Sal
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sin -e2a-as. D-i@I;zs a D.. S@ltaHa. 7@2i.
". ComaI=rce 81. San Antonio. TcHa5.
A;enGvrcs yediGCS ror ca-rec.
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BERGNER STUDIO. 2o= W. Commerce St
Re:rsios lie boda 4 Conicjl:o. &c ola O De
aO-he. TanJ.sH podrmos tUmar.os en- g.
,empio o : ia saii&a Ge e..
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Miss Margaret Billingsley, who was the guest of Miss Ruby Billingsley, vis- ited High School classes Monday
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12
WARRIOR COPPER COMPANY
 SELLS TO INSPIRATION

MIAMI, March 6.-With an announc ed purchase price of approximately $500,000 the Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company yesterday acquired possession of the holdings of the War rior Copper Company in one of the largest deals consumated in the dis trict in several years.
 Eleven patented claims are com prised in the Warrior holdings, which are located on the north of the Inspir- ation company's property. To date the most intensive development has been done on the Dadeville, Mont Gomery and Minnie claims, where a large occurance of oxidized ore has been mined-to depth of approximate ly 300 feet. It is announced that many million pounds of copper have been produced in reaching this depth.
 The Inspiration company will have little difficulty in working the claims in view of the fact that it's railroad passes over a part of the Warrior grounds close to the claims where most of the development work has been done.
 The Warrior company, which has been operating the holdings, is a Pennsylvania organization maintain ing main office in Philadelphia
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STRANGE ACCIDENT

TUCSON, March 5-James Ferand, a negro, is dead, as a result of being shot in the head by an ''unloaded rifle'' fired by Geo. Hawk in the Tucson Sporting Goods store, at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The bullet trav- eled across Congress street and hit Ferand who was walking in front of the Consolidated National Bank. He was taken to the Arizona hospital where he later died.
 An investigation was immediately conducted by the police. The rife is said to have been brought to the store yesterday to have a peep sight added by rancher and was loaded with a shell. The shell was in the magazine and could not be seen until after the rife was cooked. Hawk who was em- ployed there cooked the rife while adding the peep sight according to the story. When the work was con- plete he aimed the rife through the door and pulled the trigger.
 The bullet hit Ferand who was walking west, near the temple and passed through the balls of both eyes.
 At first it was believed he had at tempted suicide, but when no pistol could be found the police investigated and found that Hawk had fired the shot.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-03-12

Several of the Junior High School are assisting the Presbyterian Church in the Trip Around the World
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PLACES FOR CONSERVATIVES

Hundreds of people come to Arizo- na every month suffering from tuber- culosis. Some of them go to sani- toriums but more are seeking places, especially out of town, where they can live quietly and can be fed sim ply with plenty of milk and eggs as a foundation for getting well. There are many ranches and country places in Arizona that could accomOdate one or more such individuals to advantage and at the same time perform a very decided service for humanity. Per sons, anywhere in the state, who can find room for even one healthseeker, are requested by the Arizona Anti tuberculosis Society to send their names to the Society's headquarters at 300 East Adams Street, Phoenix, together with the information as to the class of boarder desired accom- odations, location, costs, etc. A list is being arranged of places where healthseekers will be welcomed. This data will be of enormous value since many who are only slightly indisposed and are prepared to pay well now go away because they can find no satis- factory place to stay.
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Owing to illness, Miss Alleen Await was unable to perform her school duty one day last week.
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Why Colds are Dangerous

You are often told to beware of a eold," but why? We will tell you:
 Every cold weakens the lungs, lowers the vitality and paves the way for a more serious disease. People who contract pneumonia first take cold. The longer cold hangs on, the more the danger, especially from the germ diseases, as a cold prepares the sys- tenn for the reception and development of the germs of consumption, diph- theria, scarlet fever and whooping cough. The quicker you get rid of your cold the less the danger of con- tracting one of these diseases. Cham berlin's Cough Remedy has a great reputation as a cure for colds and can
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DEBATES

The debating team of the Clifton High School has already climbed one step of the ladder that leads toward Tuscon. It now remains to find out whether it will make successful it's en- deavors to reach the goal.
 Some time ago, a debate was held with Stafford High School, and the de cision was given in favor of the neg ative, whish was upheld by Clifton. Now Clifton will debate on the affirm ative side of the question, while Gila Academy will uphold the negative.
 This debate will take place on Sat urday of this week.
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HISTORY

The American History Class having completed it's course in that subject, is now beginning the study of Civics. Last week the class had the opportu- nity of visiting at the Courthouse where an examination for citizenship was given to a number of Aliens.
 The class was agreeably surprised at the answers which were given by those applying for citizenship. The members of the class were also i'm pressed with the measures taken, to prevent the spread of radicalism and l. w. w. propaganda
 The pupils were able to answer all the suestions except one or two, and these pertained to city government, a phase of government which the class has not yet studied. It is this work which they will take up in their studf of Civics.
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For practice work, the stenogra- phers of c. H. S. have been taking notes at the Court house.
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LECTURE BY DR. DOUGLASS

In connection with the University Extension Course, Dr. Douglass, Pro- lessor of Astronomy, gave an inter- esting and very instructive lecture on the wonders of Astronomy and the universe. To illustrate this talk he had lantern slides which were photo graphs Of the sun, moon, planets, nebulae and stars clusters as seen through great telescopes. When the pictures of the nebulae were put on the screen he explained that the as tronomers of the present day thought that tese nebulae were universes in different stages of development.
 In his discussion, Dr. Douglas, took up the popular question, Are there people On Mars and Are they trying to signal to the earth This is a very Interesting topic just at the present time, as We are all interested in the report which Marc, gave out, that the wireless instruments in all parts of the earth were picking up strange calls or signals that presumably come from Mars.
 The people of Clifton enjoyed this lecture and will welcome Professor Douglas back, if he should visit Clifton again.
 Professor Douglas of the University of Arizona, spoke to the High School at it's Friday Assembly.
 Professor Douglass subject was, Misunderstanding people and circum- stances" He is very interesting speaker and led up to the point of his discussion by illustrations taken from his experiences in his astronomical studies, which were greatly enjoyed by the pupils.