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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
DESCUBRIMlENTO DE UNA BELLA Y MUY
IMPORTANCE REGION DE ALASKA
Interesantes informes ha rendido SUI regreso Ia
sexta expedition enviada la region del monte
KatmaI por Ia sociedad de Geografia

Hace alg1n tempo que el notable
popularizador De Ia ciencia astronomi-
ca, Camille Flamarion, lanz6 Ia idea
de- cue Sc llevase a cabo, o Ia coope-
racion de todcs los pueblcs civilizados
de Ia terra, IN taladro de nuestro pla-
meta. pare estudiar Ia intima estruc-
tura ' 81 verda6era composition geo.
logica.
La idea no tuvo eco, nc 0bstante
haberse publicado en- todos los peri6-
dieos del mundo civilizado.
Ahora Sc presenta III ~ingen.ero in
rl6s con mas modestas pretensioneS,
pues solo prpone que Sc abra IN
pozo de solo doce millas de profundi-
dad. tarea que calcria que puede rea-
hzerse en- Ia miseria de 5 amos, con
In cosso de veinticinco millorss de
d6iares.
e. POGO propuesto por Flamarion
tenia IN fin meramente especulati,
70: Ell de conccer el interior de Ia
terra, el del ingeniero ingles tiene
IN fin mas practice: el Ge emplear
Ia energia latente bajo Ia superb
Gle de la terra, que es de una potsn-
Ga enorme, Ell la industrial.
Pero no cabe duia de Que anbos
son enteramente desinteresados, pues,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
1900 CaSos de influenza
en- cuarenta y ocho
horas en- Chicago

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Enero 24-La cpl
demia de influenza que desde hace
tempo Sc ha venido d~esarrollando en-
esta cludad, ha tornado tai fuerza
que Ell Consejo Local de Sandal Sc
ia visto obligado a dictar medidas
energ7cas. para combatir ell nal. La
semana pasada hubo IN gran au-
mentc en- el ndmero de casos V sola-
mente en- dos dias Sc registraron en-
ell citado Copscjo, 1900 nuevos casos,
segun manifesto el Comisionado de
Sandal. senior Robertson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

Jalara, Fner0 24.-La Camara Ma
cicnal de Concrete de esta ciudad,
ha rec.bido en- las ultimas fcchas.
mas Gorativos gus rara auxiliar a los
damnificados Dor los temblcres ha,
cen sus similares de diyersas ciuda-
des del pals. La Carara de oCmercio
Dc Pachuca ha cnyiado q Ia de csta
pcDlacidn. dos remesas de dinero que
forman I'm total de S2.4S3.0O; Ia Ca
4 del puerto de Mazatlan igual-
mente anvi6 aQuf por ccnducto de
Ia Confederation de Camaras de Co.
mercio de Ia capital, varias sumas
dc dinero. cuvo monto s. icnora; la
C4mara de Comercio de Cclima ha
girado uma que hacen uM total de
$55G.O0.
Fl ferrocarril de Jalapa a Teocelo,
ccncede hacer Ia transportation de
les where's Gast;nados Il les dammit
cados de las zcnas devastadas, libre
de flete. Las Canaras de Concrete
de Ciudad Juarcz = Ell Paso. envia-
ron $4,000 d6lares Y Ell senior An
tonic Perez Rivera. de San Francisco,
California, enyi6 $4,000 para ayu-
d.. 4 las victimas de los movimien-
tcS teluricCs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
Mande a = y' sn. MuestraGrais

Irga una prueba perceral de 81 Thor-
10 enrie ningin dinsFo. puestc cue 10 pruesa ca
PIAPAo no le cuesta NADIA. sin embargo. puote GA-!s
s,go n&s de 10 que pucers rcpressntar G! Orc Ms
F!ao. Ace1te e,ta ''prusha'' gratis hay. y Sc aIslrra
dc clio Dor tod& 81 rdh Escrb,nos hoy una tIr.ta
postal O Ieac eI cup6n sdiurto hoy mlsno , L Uuilts
do eoreo recfbi-f una EuC.t-a gratis de PLAPAO cen
I'm Lbro dc information COMO Teg.lo del seaor stuIt
conee.rler;e G IL hernia. y Sei metoto en- Ei-tud del
cual &c 10 coacet!6 IN dirIoma con rseaila &c ere e7
Rema. v IN clpIsna con et Gran Prix en- Fvis. CT,
deae osras En- n>anos de todos a~Quelcs Cue .UtFe7 esia
deaSr.cisda condici6a.
5000 (Cinco nill de los cue lean este predsa os-
tercc eSts prueba gratis. No han dudS que las con-
te,,sctonss seria cier,r,ente rir,eroses. : e d.
erita. sestIa:.ores cscrbs 2hor1 Eisno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
Otra artista ~francesa
C%ondeCorada con Ia
Legion de Honor

PARIS. Enero 24.-Madame Reja-
ne, famosa actriz francesa compane-
IA de Sarah Bernhard, ha sido NOM
brada 'miembro de la Legion de Ho-
nor per el gobierno frances. Mu-
chas personals creian que Ia artista
habia sido distinguida con esa con-
decoration hacia mucho tempo. Ma
dame Rejane dijo que ella era la
primera que gozaba de tales honores
sin los requisites necesarios relacio-
nados con Ia obra del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
! Dele Ud.DeUsa
Bragueros!
DEsPUES De . AEOS De EXPERIENCED
~ lNVENTADO UN APARATO PARA
HOMB2ES. aUJERES NISOS
OyE CuRA La EERNIA.
Sc Mazda 4 PnUE8a

81 u. Ia easayado va TODD y 10
Ia conseguido aI!vio, acuGa 4 nj.
En- casos dihciies mi resultado ha
sido maravillosc. Envie 81 cup6n
de este aauacio. escriba TODD 10 que
desea saber, Y le enviare gratis nj
fbro ilustrado acercad de IA Quebra-
dura 8 hernia y su Curacion, 81 cual
infornara : u. de nj aparato y los
precios, ademas de nombres de
muchas personals que han easayado
mi aparatoy cue han quedado salts
fechas. Alusarlo da alivio mientras
los bragueroS son inutiles. 70 no
uso emphasizes, u~nguentos, sTneses,
ri erqaHoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
PRUEaELC FOR
CuESTI Mai

10 cnTic ningin dfauro. Deseo pEcosrie 4 c1tnfi
MIA do cue puedc has- dezaps-ecer gu oueoFstufa-
cu.zdo los E&scules dehtitadcs secupcten 81 EasfIa
= elssicitSt.
La fes Go,aro,a , r~eliSross rrctasesaHas dsS'
psrezca.-
L. horrible sensation dc 't,rsr h.c. ,bs!o' II
bore pr complete para no rolTer tam1s o sen'irSe"--
rr,nG, rec,,ue,e ei r!svr, a y!talId,d > fo.tSszx
perdIGa- -
cuando SO sien.a ne,o. Ell TODD sentto y 9. fE-
bl,r,e 10 roTeIe , IS amigos no.Ga u -e!csIA ) "a
10 clcen.
Entoncss a cu,ndo .sbe Yd. cue IA fue5rsdU-a eSi
rc,rId. y stur.ranents ro dari las gr@ctAs por hsoti
trEistido tan pertinaLnea:e en- cue sA9ss sesp:s c;s
so.pTende-is EuesG1 gTs.5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
SUSFENDk e. use
De BRaGuESoS.

81. senior. suspSndRlo! I'd.
s.be por prCpis eIpe.leE-
rlG cue es una coss provi-
slcnaI, Is U false puHtsl
a una pared cue es;i MI
nando 81 sSlud pocQus tea
de 9 retarda- Il circu-
laC6n de ia sangTe.
Ent6nccs. Dor que con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
no HAY QUE PAGAR
hAOk.

$500 peEonG5 cue "a
deIc,n de hGrnins. ; cs-
c=lban a. Sr. Stuart Sc les
enT!ar& IA suacicntc cIHtl-
dad de PLAPAO Sin CO.
h!zrscles nada. Z in de
cue puedzn hacc- una vc:-
6adera prueba. No peEEran
nads. aho-a ri nuucs por
eJta p-ueba de 2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

Cordoba, Yer, Enero 24.-Informes
alarmantes llegan 4 esta poblacion,
anunciando que en- Coscomatepec, SC
siguen ~registrando fuertes temblores
oscilatorios con cortos i~ntervalos, des-
de ell d!a tres en- que Sc deiaIon SEN
tir en- numerosas poblaciones de los
Estados de Pucbla Y Veracruz.
Por otra parte, Sc dice que 81
Cerro de San Miguel, sigue en- &C
tividad. En- IN punto dencminado
Tczongo. cercano a. pueblo de Cos
ccnlatepec, anoche a las diez, dej05e
Or IN fuerte ruido su~bterraneos que
alarm6 grandementa a Ia poblacion.
Momentos despues, desprendi6se
una pena de una eminencia cercana,
dejando IN olor a azufre que Sc pue-
de PER biz hasta Ccsccmatepec. La
pici-a arrojada pOr este der-umbe.
Duade verse d gran distaNcia. ' Sc
halla relativarlente ,incendiada. ai
como I 81 ~aldededCcr el paste es-
Il aviic7d2.
3Tu,ha alarma Ia causado esta
ncticia en- los puebl-s circunvecinos.
asi como en- csta ciudad. diciendcse
que los habitentes de aQuellos luga-
res no q~uicren a~cercarse al sitio de les
accntcci :cneos. CT virtud de que te-
mea Sc prcduzca alguna erupci6D,
vUca $ dcia yerrUna gran nube de
hume cue cscurece por complete aque!
paraje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

tiruEr usando!o! he aGui Una maic- EaneEa cue Vuodo
Yd. shoEa c~,nproh.r POI 81 nisro. lbFe &c sas'2'.
usEle PARA uR Do6tE FIN.
Prinero: e prinero ; mis- impc-tan.e oo!eto de
los Is 81 de raantcns- coast.a;c-rsn.e
.pI'csdo a los miscuios rela!ados el lGd!ctneH,o
llsmado PLAPAO eli cual es &c pTopindades coltr,c-
tiras cue ;untanente con les inEredieatcs de IA na'a
del nedicameato ucn6e = auEeutsr q circulation dc
IA s:ng-e, ~rcYtyieado los LaIscrlos > rettanIe-
c!5ndolo, 4 ST tension normal y slabtIeltad. EHtoa-
ers. y 70 has;a caioaccs puede es7eraIse cue = hGE-
MIA dessps-ezcz.
ssvundo: SIcndo keehos, ds rodo tai aue fesult,a
10, $! mlsnos adhesivos; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q In &c
cvitar cue IA slmohad!Tla Dueds noFs-se, rienen a e-.
no. In ,anto. IN au-!l.lr lauy lnrcr.snts en- re;eacr
aoueIlu cueoradu-a cue no Duecs scz retsn!ds Cos IN
hEsEue.o.
Clen;os dc pcrsoaas. !5Tcnes.y Go cdad Ian ;rr.-
nentSdo lato Il EutoridEd iconpsteate paR '2!es
,r,cs rro 10, P~r.APAO-PADS les han cGrado 81 OUT
b-ndura-aisunss &C elias C Is Gas sEares , dc
l.-ra durgc.5r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
,sR. IGNACIO E. LOLANO,
120 N SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

Entered as SacondclaSs nzttc- February
p. 1913. al the Post Office At San Ante
MO. Texas. under the Act. Of March t.
Isis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
ExpLIcscInu DEL PlAPAo.sAp.

Fl p~r,relpIo en- yIrtud del cuai Ell PLAPAo-PAD
cc5..Tuclrc gu aeei6n. pueds faci!rncnts conprendese
obsn-a.do e. Glbu!o arrIba eIpuesto , leyendo IL e1-
p~llcsc!Ga cue 4 continuation cxponer1os:
Il PL es heeho de IN material fUerte ,
flexible e., e. cuaI SC acouIoda Z los mc-irnientns
del cuerro rcsultnndo sunsmeato comodo ei cue 10
ysn- Su p.-ts interior cs adhssiya tpsrecido : I'm
enol.sto adhesive pero tlfersnte Hor completely. 2 En-
Dc eyitar 10 a.uohsdilla b. &C re,bsisrss , 'ai!r'e
Go gu ln9ar.
"a e Is e,trenldsd ensahehada del PLAPAo-
PAD. quo dcscEnsa sobre los Ed:cules ds5css : &c
ds s,It.r cl cue redan mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
UNA Acclog cogrlHUa De Ola = De HocHE.

Tco do los principles hechos cue Tans i a;eac!on
o, RI t-atsmIcnto do los cs cl tempo
couo.r.,!sAmen;s corto cue re9uIrrs para o5;ener
r~esuItado:.
Esto es dcbido 4 cue III scci6n 6 costinuE-ds
roche = Go cia en- ri iranscarso &c las "a hd!RA-
M produce n!aEunG iacolyeaie1cia. nlEeuIa nc
lczt!a. ninsin delc.. Sin embargo. minute Gas MI
nuto en- eI trznscu-so de su dis de traesjo. J aua
rusndo estS turmIendo. csto -e-6dio !naTsTtlloso In
acknowledgements va !ngirIendo nrsva vida , fusrza .
los t,iscuIos zbdor.Ea!es oce Hsces!tan para desen-
pc5ar sus iunciones le5!aas dc nsstrncr las tHpsi en-
So debIdo lusar. Sin IA ncccs!dnd &c IN eo2o'te ari-
fc.l "a bago "a .o-aa Go u brzscs.o Q ecslQuisr
oL.c GLSclo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

JALAPA, VER.. Enero 25-Ya die
ron com;eazo en- esta ciudad los ira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

B IS a Tcriade-1 a-nohiiIIlx para scr s3,icsth
De t.l r1ane.. cue taps g. orIneio Re u hernia !
er!tR- el coatenIdo del abdomen q sSllrse- Deairo c.
cs,n slr-ohsdilla sc ercuenua TN dep6sito do5G
50 pore IN medicamtnis scrprendeate por cGGr:o {
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

Es,a sene-osa otcrta que IS hecha poF 81 inTcntof
&c TN TnarzviIIoso procediriento cue Sctua Ola J
uoche'' = 1T de rirnrzar los mdscIlos re!atados' )
ca;onccs. Lbe-;arse pr complete dc los doiorosos bEa-
c,.-na = De Il nnccsihst de nre-sc!oEe2 pe!lEEnsas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

su poder nbacrbents- astrir.
ecntr. Tan pTorio cout
este medicaEeato So en-
l!snte per 81 cslor del nt1'
mo crerpo s. hios slrtdt
y va saiIeHdo por e. Pc
Queao ofitcio nsrcadt
&C.. , e Lhscrhido Dol
les po-o1 DO ID piei pan
fortalee sr los mGsculos Ga
biliuldos. p.oduc.ento q
cierrs de L atertrra C.
l. hernia
e" IS l. eItrcnidss
Lang. del
IA cal ha do coiocs-sc )
pegs.se RIrededc- del hrets
de IN caderS, consutgyendd
Ia parte destnads , cal.
cui.da 4 dar ia neceszEla
Iclides a
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
irrigation Company Proposes to Store
supply of Water.

Salem, Or..-The Tumalo irriga-
tion district has filed application with
Percy Cupper, state engineer, for the
storage of 10000 acre-feet of water
in Waldo lake, on the middle fork of
the Willamette river 1t is proposed
by the district to store water in this
reservoir and divert the same through
a tunnel under the divide to the head
waters of the DesChutes river for the
irrigation of the lanus within the Tu-
malo project.
The Enterprise Electric company
asks for the appropriation of 80 acre
feet of water from the Wallowa river
for development Of power. 1t is eX-
pected that this power will be used
in the vicinity OF Joseph and Enter
prise.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
NEWS
Island City Merchant Killed.

Lee Tabor was killed in his store
at Island City, Union county as re-
suit OF a hold-up occurring there last
Friday night Tabor was alone in
his store playing solitaire when two
masked men dressed in blue oyerallS
and jumpers drove up in car, enter
ed the store and ordered him to
throw up his hands. When he re-
fused. thinking it was some friends
playing a joke on him, one of the
highwaymen shot him, the bullet
passing over his heart, Mr.. Tabor
died the following afternoon. The
robbers made away with several thou
sand dollars, his watcn and other val
uables. A reward of $1,000 has been
offered for the capture of the high
way-murderers.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18

County Agent Hunt, S. A. Pattison
and DR.. J. Perry Conder attended a
road meeting at Alpine last Thursday.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
school Children Get Milk.

Pendleton school children are ask
ed TO report at the morning recess
but not to answer for mischief. Not
much. They step right up to the tea
cher and get--a glass of fresh milk.
Ffty-three children in the Lincoln
school are given a half pint each NOR
ming, and "A in Washington Parent
and teacher cooperate with the home
demonstration agent, Miss Harmon,
who suggested this means of supply
ing more of the great protective food.
Teachers in the first and third grades
weigh the children and record in
crease in weight Many more chill
dren would be supplied but the milk
is not TO be had.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
Great Electric Plant To BE Put Above
Lake.

A great hydro-electric plant will be
constructed this summer by the En-
terprise Electric company somewhere
above Wallowa lake For more than
year the company has been figuring
on various sites and plans for getting
more power and current, and has
been gathering information regarding
the advantages of each of the sug-
gested plants. This crystallized in
decision to go above the lake. Fur
ther details have not been decided on,
although a tentative order for the
necessary machinery and equipment
has been placed. 1t is certain, how
ever, that the new plant will produce
many times the power now generated
and used, and will provide for the
growth of the county for years to
come.
l.. NJ. Simpson and Bert l.. Sivyer
of the company have been in town
this week attending to various phases
of its business.-Enterprise Record
Chieftain.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
Tongue Point VIII Have Naval Base,

Washington The submarine base
at Tongue Point, near Astoria, is the
only new project on either coast to
remain in the naval appropriation
bill, rs agreed upon by the house
committee on naval affairs. The pro-
ieot is retained only because Of the
long uudefended coast line between
San Francisco and Puget Sound, it
has been explained.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
Road Grant Tax Drafts Arrive.
Portland Telegram)

Oswald West. who represented the
counties of Coos and Douglas in eff
forts before Congress to obtain the
taxes due on the reverted Coos Bay
wagon road grant lands, announces
that drafts covering the congression-
al appropriation for the delinquent
taxes have been received in Portland
by Harry E. Laughlin, chief of the
field division of the general land Of
fee, and forwarded to the sheriffs as
tax collectors of the two counties.
Coos county's share of the govern
ment draft is $492,141.6S and Doug
las cnnntv's share $55.070.27.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
Query from Sir James.

Here is a story with a moral for
telephone users. Hon. James Duff of
Canada was in the habit of shouting
into the receiver, and one day Sir
James Whitney, who was in his office
nearby, asked what all the racket was
about.
ut is Mr.. Duff, sir" replied the
clerk. "He is talking with his wife
up in Simcoe county"
'He is, eh?" said Sir James. We'll
why on earth doesn't he telephone
her, instead of yelling across the Pro-
vince like ?"-Boston Trans
cript.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18

Enterprise Elks are contemplating
the establishment of camping
ground at the head of Wallowa lake,
says the Record-Chieftain, and def
mite steps have been taken to carry
out the plans. 1t is their intention to
lease tract of land and fix it up at
tractive for tourists carrying their
own camping outfits.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
Due Process of Law.

Eyes, | was on the stand in that
case"
Il thought you told me you knew
nothing about it.
II didn't But under the regular
procedure it took three days to bring
that out. Judge.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
Inland Empire to See $50 Miles of
Highway.

Spokane, March l5.-During 1920
eight counties in the Inland Empire
ill build approximately $50 miles
of permanent highway at an expendi-
ure of $2,S75.O00. Five of the eoun-
ties are in Washington and three in
Idaho. Those in Washington ere:
Whitman. 40 miles, 100000; Ad-
MS. 10 miles, $1.100,0OO; Douglas,
~ miles, $750,O00: Spokane, 60
miles. Sf5O,OO0; Lincoln, so miles,
$250,0O0.
'NuntieS in Idaho are:
Bonner. 40 miles. $175, 200; Boun
darv. so miles, 100000; Kootenai,
40 miles. $150,000.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
SMILE AWHILE
In Realms of Art.

My fortunes made!" exclaimed
the dancing teacher.
Have you thought of a new
dance?"
"No. But I've thought of a highly
improper name for one. " Washing
ton Star.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
OLDEST MAN SHOULDERS RIFLE FOR HIS BABY

! Uncle Johnny
& Shell. 1872 years
| old. G r a $ s y
! Creek. Leslie-co.
: Ky. still has a
bit Of fight in his
makeup, accord
ing to reports.
s When his So
! year-old wife. his
\ fourth. recently
\ died, II Is said
q r @ | a I 1 v Q s
4 a I [ 9 m p I g q
Z to take Uncle
q Johnny's 5-year-
B old son away.
n G. r 4 b b | n <
4 his l00-year-old
q flint lock rifle,
Z Uncle J o h n IL y
) mounted a mule
q and rode across
the mountains to
d recover his boy.
y At the point Of a
i gun-it Is said
., Shell got his boy
r a n d returned
u home. Shell will
h be 1873 years old
! Sept 3.
gsE7al5ETr. ) '-Try ys9Tzyesr7yi
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18

Sunflower silage, so extensively
used for silage in some eastern Ore
gon counties, is good feed in all parts
of Oregon. Many samples analyzed
by j. S. Jones, chemist Of the o. A. C.
experiment station, gave the follow
ing results in comparison with corn
silage, given second in each pair OF
figures: Water-73.21, 1920; dry
matter-2679, 21.SO; acids-252.
LAT; ash--139, 1.5S; crude protein
-2.45, 1876; ether extract-17.40,
sol. First figures sunflower sill
age, second, corn)
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18
Bend Publisher Is County Judge.

Salem, Ore.-Robert W. Sawyer.
one of the publishers of the Bend
Bulletin. has been appointed by Gov
ernor Olcott as county Judge of Des-
chutes county to success w. D. Bar
nes, who has resigned.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-03-18

Mrs. Estelle V. Collier of Salt
Lake City, the first woman to be
appointed collector Of customs In
the Internal Revenue Department,
is also the mother OF four Chil-
dren. She won the appointment
over five male candidates. She Is
also chairman of the Utah Dem
ocratic Women's State Commit
Her husband is a mining en-
gIneer.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-09

Gall money was relatively cheap all
weak The rates varied from to
per cent. 1t resulted to measurable
degree from the drastic liquidation in
the stock market, which reduced the
demand for this special kind of credit.
The Increase of 1921 100000 in the re-
serves OF Clearing House banks. which
wiped out the deficit shown in the two
previous weeks. revealed why the
banks were able to adopt such policy.
but the Clearing House Improvement
was at the expense of increased bor-
rowings at the Federal Reserve Bank.
Fundamentally, therefore, there was
no significant change in the credi,
situation.
Fur bearing wildcats are giving way
before the advance of civilization
Judging from prices in the market for
winter wraps, but the other kind will
probably always be with us--and with
other peoples, Australians for ex-
ample. Witness the followinc. from
the pen of the editor of "Minine and
Scientific Press: Owe have read re-
Gently description of a remarkable
mineral deposit at Miva. in Queens
land, where an Unlimited TONNAGE Of
ore assaying 73 per cent iron has
been uncovered. This oueht to be
enough for one story, but we are told
by the irresponsible scribe that 'oxidc
OF iron and white and red lead Of
good quality have also been found in
fair quantities, and gold the ASSAYS
yielding Is dwt and 8 dwt., respective
ly, of the latter metal. Evidently all
mat Is needed now is an oil we'll in
just a position; then with one product
the good people of Miva can paint
things red and with the other thew can
whlten reputation darkened bv such
dlvagatlons from the truth. We arc
reminded Of the deposit of soapstone
that was found in the sagcbrush desert
many years ago and was described as
natural SOAP useful for rcmoving
STAINS from the cscutchecn of tho
State of Nevada, which at that time
had become somewhat bcsmirched hv
the hscal activities of Graham Rice
ana other neddlers of wildcat scrip"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-09

Tho indications Of the possibility Of
an armistice on Friday afternoon i'm
mediately lifted the worst of the sell
ing pressure and revealed to what
an extent the events of Middle Europe
were affecting the course of fuctua-
tions on Broad Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-09
Bonds for investment
Harris, Forbes & Co
plns S*rsst, Corner vsIIIians
NEW YORK
New Certificates Issued
Treasury Announces Paper vii
Be Dated Aug. I6, at s Pc.

BE Dated Aug. I6, at s P.k
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Secretary
Houston announced tonight new issue
Of Treasury certificates Of Indebtedness
to be dated August 10 and to mature in
ono year. Tho interest rate is s per
cont. It was announced that subscrip-
tons Of $3.50, 100000 or thereabou.s' y
would be sought.
Certificates Of the issue will not
bear the circulation privilege. or be &C.
ceptable In payment Of taxes.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-09
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