davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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- CACTQUEs Y CACIQULs M0 +


, Pero el caciquismo es de derecho
natural y cast diria de derecho di-
vino. Tamanny Hall Ges algo mas
que un c~aciqu!smo colossal, y son otra
cosa que cac!quismos las organizacio-
mes ~tenporales o perpetuaS que riGen
Y dirlgen Ia polftica americana?
Que nuestro don Eenustiano nos hui
biera vivido un POGO, y habrianos to-
nido el c~acicazgo de Murguia en- Ia
maulipas. donde habia tornado un fcu
do en- las propiedades de lingo Norie-
ga. que ahora acaban de devolverse:
el cacicaZgo de DitgueZ en- Jalisco: cl
cGcicaZgo de Aguilar en- EeracruZ. de
los CabreraS EN- Puebla; de Treriho y
81 de los CaStrCS y Glen mil mas: pero
Sobresaliendo entire todoS Como sue
le ell cipres entire los demds Arboles".
el cacicazgo de Carranza en- ell norte.
pues va apuntaba su c~andidatura pa
IA g~obernador de Coahuila, 10 cual Ia
bria traido 81 deSpotismo mas duro
que imaginarse pueda. a su lado ha-
bria parecido azGcar candle el gobierno
del angelica joven Espinosa Mireles.
presunto fundador de una Universidad
eSpanolal en- Nadadores.
Pero no hay que tener esperanZa
que ell caciquismo acabe nientrlS du-
rem el estado de ~revuelta. Ia :ncerti-
dumbre sobre 81 mariana v Ell predomi
Mo de la fuerZa y mientraS no haya
un regimen SECURE de la propiedad.
pues esta en- un siglo ha cambiado tres
= hasta cuatro veces de forma de ad-
ministrarse. o mejor dicho, en- un 81
glo ha habidc tres y hasta cuatro
~despojos que no Sc Sc hayan realiEaldo
en- el miSmo tempo en- Eaclon civlii-
zada alguna: Ell despojo de los pres
tatarios de los bienes de communicates
extinguidas del TEMPO del gobierno
espanol: el dcspojo de los e%spanoles
en- IA troca de Ia expulsion; el deSpo-
10 del clero en- la epoca de Ia Reforma
v el despojo carrancistaI que compren
di6 clGrigoS. seglares V todas las res
tantes animalias.
Cada movimiento armada : nue.
voS caciques Y estes los vamos @eJan-,
do a las ~generaciones II coIno
herencia nefanda Y como probleWa que
tendran que resolver. Y n6tese que
u CdI4lCc -
extensive Y regresivo Y Gue Va ria
do ge~ncraciones nuevas de caciques
mas feroces que sus antecesores. No
quiero citar nombres. pero sera facil
hacerlo 81 Sc me exige: los mayores
V mas ladrones de entire los amigos de
Carranza, Sc reclutaron entire los rpi-
gonos de los Antiques sehores de las
ComarcaS.
Mientras 81 picard y el violento ten
gan a Ia vista ejempios de despoJo y
de incitacion al d~esarrollo de las ma
las pasiones. el c~aciquisn.o sera una
amenaza; jno es cosa de echar dc
menos el caciquismo manso del tempo
de don Porfirio, que habria acabado
en- unos cuantos amos de a y de
prosperidad material?
San Francisco, CAL, a ia de agcsto
lie 1920.
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UN PROYECTO QUE
CAUSA RlSA

v;ene estos dfas comentandose
-nrcho en- Ia Prensa nacional, en- al
u diapas6n de fuerte enojo, ell pro
veto de sustitucion, en- Ia Argentina
del habla caSUellana por IA mis-
tela" indfgena- an los programs de
estudios. e. cable o dice que ell
proyecto del decreto ha stdo omett-
do nor aqueI Gobierno a consejo de
IA UniverSidad.
Opinamos que ei case no es para
ser tornado en- Serio. Tratass de w
ensayo. de intense SAILOR c6mico, que
solo franca RIGA debe producer.
Fuese inocente cTeerse agraylado CO.
mo ~nacionales. por I'm proyecto que,
de hacerSe obra, serfa un e~Stridente
fracaso, de histrionismo delicioso.
FL caustico Y agudo escritor Ca
via. entiende tambisn que CORES
ponde tomar a guasa Ia singular "idei-
ca" de los joviaies hijos de Ia fastuosa
capital de Ell Plata. Y desde las altu-
ras de "El Sor' (qne nc es precisa-
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Ono de los cargos que Sc hactan al
sobierno de! sehor Graz. Diaz era 81
de que fomentaoa y sostenta e. caci-
CUISINE: Is como 81 al Papa Benedic-
TO XIV actualmen:e reinal;e. Sc e atri
buyera cue fomentaba las herejias.
pueS IN poder personal como e. &c D.
Porfirio no pcdIa transigir con eI caci-
CUISINE nj menoS fonentar o hallar de
81 agrado a los caciques. Pero como
csc cargo le hizo no solo q licen-
ciado Calero en- su libro tan conenta-
do. sino tambisn Luis Cabrera autor
intellectual e immoral de e revolution,
y aun ell propio Ca-raHza, vale Ia Pc
na eIaminarlo aunQue sea a Ia hgera-
Al empeza- a g~obernar Ia ReplUli-
"a el senior general Dtaz habla eStos
caciquisnos: en- TamaulipaS estaban
Canales, CorJina o alguno de Ia engor
da canalista. Este cacicazSo era IN
feudo que proyenia de 1886 o 81 y Sc
perpetuaba de padres 4 hijoS. de hijos
4 paniaguados Y de paniaGuadoS a am
COS V deScendientes sin interruption
ninguna, Siendo tanto mas grave su
existencia cuanto que tenfa fines Sc
paratistaS, pueS de continue coQuetea-
ba con los tejanos rebelados o con
quien iuzgaba convenience alterar Ia
paz de Ia Repubhca-
De Cortina, 81 intrepido ra~ga-fuego,
como aqui dicen a los fierabrases, no
hay que ponde-ar las hazanas. Era
un bren patricia q 81 mode, pues to-
davfa Sc conServa Ia tradici6n de que
en- IN solo dfa rino tres batallaS On
ira tres differences raZas: los france
ses, los americanoS de Brownsville :
los i~mperiaiistas meXicanos; pero CO.
mo miembro de una administration era
tan impossible de manejar como 10
pinta aauel dicho suyo cuando Ie pc
dian de los ributos de Ia adua
ma de no ss qus lugar fronterizo: No
| ,engo que dar cuenta de Ia aGuana;
me Ia regal6 don Benito". ST no ma
iran mis- recuerdos. Cortiua mur6 en-
Ia carcel de Santiago o q POGO ITEM
DO de salir de ella por haberse rebe-
Iado en- contra del Sobierro del Oral.
Diaz. La engorda canaliSta Y el feu-
do mismo So incorporation en- "a Re
puulica hasta que andanGo los item
pos. qued6 mandando aQuel suave Sc
nor don Alexandra Prieto, q Quien to-
dos conocimos en- ell Senado. en- Ia So
ciedad de G~eografia y en- muchos lu-
cares en- que So estUdiaba y Sc ira
bataba patri6ucamente.
En- q, sur existi6 cast por un sig!o
81 caeicazgo de los Aware. en- 81 rs
tado que elIos idearoR Y tuvleron EN-
oeno que Sc llamara de Guerrero. To-
aavia en- Ia epoca de Ia revoiucion dc
Neri don Diego, hijo del patrlarca y.
Juan, ~6isfrutaba como IndlSpu-
,ado de Ia soberanfa de aqueI terri
.orio extensisiEo. Y cueata que no
hago menci6n de los feudoS " banae
-ias en- que aQuello estaba dividldo pa
10 "a domination de SendoS senoreS
ya,rasores o vaiyasinoS: Costa Chlca.
Costa Grande. ChilpanciRgo. Campo
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Morado y orros ast de pa-t~tcula-istas
Y atU.onlsticos.
Jalisco tuvo por cosa de treinta amos
"a casta Ogazon-C ama-ena-Vallarta ba
10 las especies de Ogazon, Eallarta7
CaEnarena. Riestra ' uo de menor
cuant!a. Decir como en- csc ten pc
prosper6 eI baadidaje baio el ala pro-
tectora de don Pedro OgaZ0n, de don
JESUS Camarena, Sr, y del mismo Va
llarta- de n L Antonio Rojas
era alf una potencia = el Gordito IN
dios seria materia de libros entecos.
e! gobierno del Oral. Diaz acabo con
eSos nucleos de fracCionamiento = des
decentralization mereciendo bien del
pals en- grade sumo.
La sierra de Puebla escaba DONNA
da por aQuel fanoso Juan Francisco
Lucas y el resto del Estado por don
Juan y. Mendez y o don Juan Cr-
S6SIomO Bonilla-
Los c~aciques de OaCaca fueron innu-
me-ables, desde Meijueiro. Esper6n y
otros de Ia misma harina. hasta los
capitanejos y gobernadorcillos del
ist-no de Tehuantepec- que goberna-
ban con Ell deSpotisno de IN rey a1-
cano Y con IA irresponsab!lidad de un
car de Russia.
Zacatecas tuvo po- lustros enteros
Ia domination de Garcia de Ia Cadena;
Quersta-o L. de Olvera, tan terrible
como Ia de Mejia; Colima Ia de Flo
memo Bravo: Coahuila Ia de Cara
GaI4n; Durango "a de Flores; Sonora
la de Pesqueira Y sus h~erederos y su-
ceSores.
Y no Sc Olga que el Oral DIaz fun
AS nuevos caciquismoS en- sustitucion
de los antiques, porque en- elo Sc
erraria gravemente. Don re
YES tuvo Ia domination de dos y hasta
de- tres Estados 81 en- clio nos empe-
1amos: pero diferia bastantc su po-
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miento, fue solemnemente entregado,
en- los dfas ultimos del pasado mes,
a la "Orden franciscana", la que va
10 posefa en- los tiempos de ventura
inmensa en- que a sus puertas Ia
mara un hombre modesto, otribula-
do, y jadeante mas que de cUerpo de
alma, para pedir una mano ayuda-
dora para eXtraer I'm mundo- encanto
a virginales rutas oceanicas.
La mansi6n-sagrario lorna a los
monaSticos austeros Y ~pensadores. en-
ire cuyas -filas floreci6 un hombre.
(Marchena) que VIC en- el pereGrlno
rotador de caminos. que por incom-
prendido paseo la afrenta de ser
tiidado loco, n criatura marca-
da con el sello luminoso de dos: IN
ser superior ciarividente, que Il po-
ner las pupilas en- Ell confin marine,
dorde NADIA otros vefan, saba sor-
prender los ~poderosos latidos de un
6pimo c]ontinente sin estrenar. de
un mundo virgen que esperaba Ia vi
sta de los "hombres ~escogidos'' ul-
traoceanic0s para regalaries con sus
"manzanas de oro."
Waldo Andrade Y LARREGUI.
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PoR v, / A ALVAREZ

del de los antiques senores. En-
primer !ugar era disdnto Ell lorna y
en- esencia del que hao!an tenido los
caciques en- los Estados sobre u
eierctan predominio: en- seguHdo, pas
Is Ia mas mtniIna de las inSinuaclc-
mes del Oral. Diaz para que ell gene
raj Reyes abandonaraI su poslclon y
s!suiera siendo e. jefe oeediente y su-
MISC cue conociamos todoS.
La manera con que 81 Grail Dfaz de-
vsb6 uno de los cacicazgos mas te-
mibles V mas bien enraizadoS-el de
los Craviotos-basta para demostrar
cue % Mexico no existia e. caciQuls-
mo desde mas de veinte AMOS hac'a.
Citar como eiemplos de caciQuismo
el de Mucio Martinez, que era un SER
vidor leal del Presidents; el do don
Alexandra vazquez del Mercado, apa-
chile. honradGsimo y habil gobernauor
do una fraction tan peaueha y falta
de elementos que como d!cen sus IA
turales, cuando IN caballo extienoe en-
ella las cuatro patas le Talta teTTeno
en- Ia. Comarca y e. de los
que por razon de su rquesa e1eEC'dl
Ia Influenza que era natural y GUAM
do 81 que servia el puesto politico en-
realidad era don Enrique Creei, hon-
bre tan humane, perspicaz, quito c IN
~teliSente que con media docena como
81. 81 pals habria' podido resolver ia
cilmente sus problemas todos, es gran
de v notorio error
Lo que de caciquisno Guedaba era
una co~nsecuencia natural de nuestro
pasado t~orneRtoso. FL que haoia ser
yido bien a su pals o crefa tai cosa
exigia IA reconpensa adecuada en- pre-
dominic sobre sus paisanos: aauella
no era. genie que Sc conformara con el
imperative ~categorico kantiano nj que
tuyiera por norte de sus acciones ha-
car el hien DOT Ell hien miSmo. No ha-
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brian llegado a comprender aquella
salida de yoltaire e. refer!r 10 de las
cuentas que q Scipiop e. Afr!cano le
exigio a. Senado, cuando e Sc pre-
sent6 con los pap.ros que las conte-
nian y dir!giendose a. pueblo lie d.
10: Hoy hace amos que enc a Ami
bal y q los ca-tagineses; en- rez de
ocuparos en- pedirme detalles de Ia in
version de unos uantos Eexte-cios,
corred al temple a dar gracias a los
doses V a pedirleS que os comedian
siempre capitanes como 20" \ el vie
10 de Ferney. que encarnaba el sen
lido comun mas exquisite. coraenra-
ba: mo habr!a Sido mejor cue al
mismo tempo u diera esa muestra
de acata1niento a las deidades protcc-
toras de la r~epublica, ~presentGra su
contabilidad bien arreglada Y sus in
versiones al dia Y al centirno?
NueStras genteS para ESQ hab'an IRA
bajado "alla cuando el laurel Sc CO.
sechaba con mucha sangre Y mucho
Sufrimieato' Y eXigian que Ia patria
les pagara en- fOrma que el que
los habfa humillado, el que nabia sido
su amo, ell que tenia con ellos cUen-
tas pendientes Sc postrara ante ellos
como Ia gavilla de Jose sobresalia de
las de sus hermanos, como su estrella
opacaba a las de los otros. De ESQ
venla Ia tendencia porfirista. Que Sc
ha criticado tanto, de &c a las gen
ties de su pueblo y 81 era possible hasta
de su Estado. de constituir organis-
mos antag6nicos entire el jefe de la
IONA y e. gobernador, entire e! Jefe de
hacienda Y Ell administrator de CO.
rreos, entire todos los empleados o fun
cionarios ~federales y de los EGtados,
Ash Sc evitaba la formation de caci-
ouismos que al gobierno del centro
m~olestaban mas que al publico mis-
mo.
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ell astro que nos da vida Y mes
SEGA Ia ropa, sino I'm gran organo de
oublicidad madrileha) Ell hijo ilustre
de la c!udad del Ebro al m!smo ITEM
Do cue da donosos alfilerazos. a aaue-
hos u~ltramarinos aplica energica azo-
taina a los escritozes y declamadores
espahoies que. en- IL propia Espaha, con
v.e-ten el rico idioma er una 5erigon-
"a ridfcula, LENA de exotismos Y ter
minachos arbitrarios, verdadera ca
ricatura de IN habla bella, sonora
de negotiable caudal expressive, es-
maltada de poesfa infinita, i~ncrusta-
da de pedreria preciosa-
Isl el prior juega a los naipes,
leue haran los frailes-" dice Ell We
terano maestro de actualidad." re-
firiendose a que 81 en- Ell propio so
lar hero aSi Sc escarnece Y veja Ell
idioma itendremos razones consisten-
ties para condenar, N serio, los Ill
trajes que en- Ell exterior Sc lie in
fie=an?
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Ell hist6rico m~onesterio de Santa
Maria de Ia Rabida, augusta relica-
rio que conserva Ia sombra del Des-
cubridor y los fulgores del Descubri-
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Waldo Andrade Y LARREGUI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-14

What Star Ga<ers Lack
Our observation IL that an astrono
Ter has a great deal Of latitude. but
of much money.-Dallas News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-14
-Four Smallest Nations Ask
Admittdnce Into League

ranks of peasants, citizens and no
bles. Two presidents are chosen by
the senate every six months.
Luxembourg, which lies between
Rhennish Prussia, Belgium and Al
eace-Lorraine, and which was occu-
pied by the Germans during the war,
was made O grand duchy In 1914 by
the king of the Netherlands. In 1857
Il was declared neutral territory by
the treaty of London. 1t has belonged
however, since 1912 m until the
signing of the Versailles treaty to the
Z%ollverein or German customs union.
The population of Luxembourg be
fore the war was approximately
200, 900 living In an area OF about
LOO sduare miles. Waloonn French
Is spoken in a few villages but the
language of the people is chiefly a
German dialect.
After the armistice in the world
war 1.-The Germans evacuated Luxem-
burg, q revolution occurred but was
halted by the allies. The American
troops passed through the country n
were we'll received. The Grand Ouch
ess Marie whose abdication had been
demanded by a mob, fled from the
country and a republic was proclaim
ed. This new government, however,
existed only a few hours. The parlia-
ment called for a plebiscite to decide
the future form of government and
the people voted for q restoration OF
the grand duchy, electing as Grand
Duchess, the Princess Charlotte, SIS
ter of Marie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-14

NEW YORK, May --Applications
by four of the smallest countries in
the world-IceIand, The Republic of
Georgia. 10 Marine and Luxembourg
for admission to The league of ma
tons, which are to come before the
council CT the league when it con-
venes shortly In Rome, Italy. have
awakened interest In these lands and
peoples
Iceland, which until 1918 belonged
TO Denmark, has a population of APP
proximateiy 10000 and an area of sb.-
900 square miles. 1t was discovered
by Norsemen In the 9th century and
continued as a republic until 1922
when It united with Norway. In 1889
Il was taken by Denmark In whose
hands II remained two years ago when,
in full agreement with h mother
country, under a principle of self-de-
termination Iceland proclaimed its In
dependence. King Christian. of Dem
mark, honored his former colony by
sending a warship to salute the Ice
'Iandic national flag.
The Danish government in 1913
forbade the manufacture or sale of in
toxicants and the parliament of Ice
land subsequently enacted a prohibit
ton law making the 10 syAels or
parishes in h country's thr& ANTS
or provinces forever dry" Iceland
women have long had the right to
vote.
Reykjavik and Akreyri, the prin-
cipal villages of Iceland, are on the
coast which Is a belt of rich pasture
land. The interior is a vast plateau
1000 or more feet above sea level
composed largely of sand and lava
desert and practically destitute of
grass or housekeeping a few hardy
beeches. There are no roads. For
centuries Iceland was the center OF
volcanic eruptions the lava fields
c~~ing an area of $500 square
miles.
5rgia, formerly ancient Iveria, a
part of Russian Trans-Caucasia, Is
populated by a people who call them
selves Kartli and who are known by
ncighboring P%ersians as Curl. the
seats of government are Tfflis and
Curl. nj the third century they con-
stituted a mighty state which lasted
until 1424 when It was divided into
three parts. In 1900 Georgia was In
corporated in the Russian Empire.
The population of Georgia at the
time she declared her independence OF
Russia, on May &c, 1918. was about
3,000.0 600. Eighty per cent. Of the
Georgians are farmers. On March II
last the independence of Georgia was
recognized by Italy. Under the Turk
ish peace treaty Baum is to become a
free port.
San Marine or Sammarino. Is not
only one of the males but one of
the eldest republics in Europe. 1t
is enclosed by three italian provinces
and consists of q craggy mountain
PAP meet high on which Is the town
and some circunlpacent terraces with
four or five villages. The popula-
ton prior to the war was about 5000
San Marine furnished an army to the
allies. The chief industry is agricul-
ture including the raising of cattle.
The legislature of the republic is
composed of a senat of sixty mem
hers elected for life equally from the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
AMERICANS ALL WIN
AT TENNIS IN BRITAIN

WIMBLEDON. Eng. June 22.-All
| four Americans. who played in the
opening matches for the British lawn
tennis char pionship, defeated their
opponents Monday. The match be-
tween G. S. Garland OF Pittsburgh and
o. c.. \. Turnbull proved the most at
tractive event.
A crowd of about 1000 was present.
The American colony was well repre-
sented.
The draw shows Johnston bracketed
in the same section as ]. C. Parke.
and Arthur Lowe, the English inter
nasonal, who are considerably older
than Johnston. The American is ex-
pected to dispose of the veterans in
case the break of the play brings them
into turn against him.
The English player. o. G.. n. Turn
bull, who weighs ECO pounds, lost his
match against C. $. Garland of Pitts
burgh.
William r. Tilden of philadelphia.
American star who was beaten in the |
finals OF the queens club tournament |
last week by Johnston. won his first |
match in the present tournament. to- |
Gay, defeating r.. Russell. an English |
player.
r. Norris Williams. of Boston,
former United States champion, de- |
feated n. Field. an English provincial |
player.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

attack of Group.
Miss Dona Reed. Miss Stella Shep-
hard and Guy Shepard spent Sunday
infLa Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
CAMERA WILL BE JUDGE
OF RACES IN GERMANY

BERLIN. June 22.--The Union club
and the Berlin Racing union have
adopted tho system Of photographing
race finishes as absolute proof OF the
accuracy of the final decision. When
ever any dispute arises as to close
finish. the picture taken by especially
rapid apparatus Is held as proof OF
which horses actually won.
incidentally. Germany is developing
tho film business in many respects and
often for commercial purposes. One
of the latest achievements of the film
industry Is that OF deceive" In con-
nection with apprehension of the
Hoelz bandits who terrorizod' the
Vogtiand district this spring, the po-
lice took a news film as proof OF par
ticlpation of number of individuals
In Hoelz's band.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

NEW YORK, June e2-Visible sup
Ply of American bonded grain shows
the following changes:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

Gilbert and Elsie of Wallowa who
have been visiting friends and rela-
dves here, left Friday for short visit
at Kamela with Mrs. Martins sister,
Mrs. Frank Hamlen, and expect TO
leave for their home Wednesday
.NIner Faulk came here Friday
evening for a short stay. While work :
ing at Kainela he had the misfortune
TO be shot in the knee while some
boys We're playing with a gun. The
young man is able to get around and
Will seon be back at his work
Miss Geraldine Hanlen of Kamela
spent Friday here visiting friendsebe-
fore leaving Saturday for an extended
trip to Portland and other cities along
the coast. Miss Hanlen will stop off
on her trip and visit few days with
friends in Hermiston.
Miss Ineze Ferris was here Friday
between trains on her way home to
Duncan from Pendleton where she has
been attending school.
Pete Dockweiller arrived here a few
DAYS ago from Fremont Nebraska.
and will stay for time with his faith
er, John Dockweiller.
Leo Fugit, station agent at Kamela,
was a guest at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Waters Friday
Mrs. j. Is. Baker spent the week -end
IN Kamela visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Parks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Winner and son. We're here Sun
lay motoring from Pendleton, and
,alled at the Parks cabin near here
where Mr.. and Mrs. Parks always
'pend their summer vacation.
Little Buddy Hawes has been a very
sick child this week, having a very bad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
HARRY SCHUMANN HAS
EDGE OVER SHEPPARD
IN BOUT AT PORTLAND
British Lightweight Outfought
ALI the Way and Decision
Goes to Denver Boy; Young
Brown Wins From Bronson.
6By United Press. }

PORTLAND, June 20. - Johnnie
Sheppard. the lightweight champion
of England. lost 10 round battle here
last night to Harry Schumann. the
Denver lightweight. The British
champ was outfought and outboxed
at nearly every stage of the scrap.
Muff Bronson. OF Portland. and
Young Brown, of Los Angeles, fought
n fast 10 round engagement, Brown
winning the decision.
Perry Lewis. OF San Francisco, won
a 10 frame go over Stanley Willis of
Portland. Billy Mascot, the Portland
bantam. won after six rounds with
Baby Blue. OF San Francisco. The
curtain raiser between Frankie Critics
and frankie Landers was a draw.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL.
National League.

Philadelphia g. Cincinnati 1.
Anicrlcan League. - =
Cleveland 3. Boston (12 innings).
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
YOUNG LADY RETURNS
FOR SUMMER VACATION

MEACHAAI. June 22.-Miss May
Casey returned home Sunday evening
from Corvallis where she has been at
tending school the last year Miss Ca
sey will spend her vacation here with
her parents.
Mrs. John Oliver and Mrs. Larson
returned totheir home in La Grande
Monday after spending the week
here with Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hawes.
Miss Mary Johns returned TO her
home in Pendleton Wednesday even
ing after spending two weeks vaca-
tion here in the mountains.
Clifford Maby was visitor to PEN
dleton Friday
f. w. Evans left for Echo Friday
where he will take a position as sta
tion agent there while r.. c. Hunter is
on "A vacation.
Mrs Cleo Marlin and two children,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22

Wheat decrease, $4,000 bushels.
Corn increased. $4,000 bushels.
Rye decreased 1.52s.ooo bushels.
Barley decreased 2S5,ooo.