davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-03
VALUE OF ALFALFA PASTURE
Live Stock Man Can Use It for Hogs
or the Hay as Feed for Various
Farm Animals.

The real value of alfalfa is with the
live stock man who can either pasture
with hogs or use the hay for feeding
purposes. There is no doubt about
the value of alfalfa as hog pasture
or as feed for cattle and horses. A
yield of four or i've tons per acre
means a return which will cover any
trouble in getting stand or incOn-
venience in handling the crop Ia the
Dusy season.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-03
HOW TO SELECT BEEF
CALF AND RAISE IT
Bulletin Written Especially for
Young Farmers.
Desirable and Undesirable Types Of
Calves Are Discussed and illus
trated-Importance Of Chang
ing Its Ration.

For the prodigal who has finally
turned away from growing inferior, un-
profitable, and uninteresting live stock
the United States Department of Agri-
culture has prepared special farm
ers' bulletin, No. 1875. Under the title
"The Beef Calf: Its Growth and
Development" this new publication,
written principally for young farmers.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-03
TIME LOST TO MAKE REPAIRS
Stop to Fix Machines II Given
Proper Attention.

Nan is like a machine. II kept In
good working order each day he will
seldom have to stop for repairs. More
time is lost in making. repairs than
could possibly he used In taking care
of machines In order to prevent the
necessity of repairs.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-03
FRESH AIR QUITE IMPORTANT
Chicken House Should Be Provided
With Good Ventiiating System
Without Drafts.

Chickens seem to require more fresh
air than do cattle or swine. An au-
thority even says the amount of air
breathed by hen is three times great
er than that required by cows or pigs.
Give the poultry house plenty of ven
tilation without drafts; plenty Of oxy-
gen without cracks for the wind to
enter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
BANK CLEARINGs
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

KEW YORK. Jan. it.--priees were
hikhsr az the stock market opening here
today. United states steel opened un.
changed at iotgs Southern Pacific at
'pA, up Y American International Cor
poratien At iosH. up v American Teie.
phone at pTa up ' atudsbahsr a.
iea Y. up 4 Goodrich at fsts, up e Ma
fine az tss, up y United states Food
a, ioh. OF =. American Locomotive al
", unchanged.
Despite the belief In banking circles
that directors ~ tho real reserve banks
recommended 90 tho federal reserve
board an Increase in diHcount rates on
commercial paper hills AMI war paper
nom ~ % ~ per cent. the market
was comparatively nTm.
Acute weakness. however. developed In
Middle states on toward tho close o. the
fifsi hour. this issue dropping more than
= ppiuts. TO tsN
rhe bear element. alec forced down
Columbia Gfaphuphune -, e. sfN. aud
Union on 20 teh. United states steel
moved up nearly point. 10 ios& To.
hacsP stocks advanced bethlehem steel
''n''sreceSsr.d -. 20 sSA.
In the early afternoon selling pressure
ifted and leading speculative Issues
showed substantial rsooseries Haihwtn
advanced 60 has. up a. Republic steel
ilih, up . tnitsd States Steel iQdN, NJ
~ bethlehem steel ~" baA Htuia-
baker Zoe. ap ~ Rubber ise. up ~
Mexican Petroleum ips. up intsrnH
iionai Paper %. up Tobacco Products
pfA, up az
Money rates sassd of In late tradlns
froa per cent. the quotations az which
most OF the accommodations were made
during tbs day. % per cont In spite
% better supply ~ funds. huginB
showed no tendency 20 follow priess up
ard Some Of the rally scored 10 ths
early Afternoon vas wiped out Steel
common Seniinusd 20 10 taken IN large
hi9eks. fsRiaeiinE operations - nrp
bun pcais which IL understood - have
besn formed ~ this Issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

Vessels in Other Ports

KOnE--Arriyed January 2 str Ed
ridge from shanghai for Seattle Via ports,
AnfCA-Arrived January 49, str kAnta
Rita towing schr " ,. Plrris from Ta-
coma via Kan Francisco.
SAN THANcfHCO--Arrive January 10
Motor aehr Libby Maine from corinto
VIA AAilna cruz str Admiral schisy
from ban Diego via ports At ., m.
sailed January iti HtT Phyllis for ssat-
tic At o m. Htr ) A. Moffstt Tor He-
Attle at .. m; ctr Capt. A. v. Lucas
for Latouohs and CordovA ~ noon.
VICTORIA. u. c--Arrived January
~ Str Empress Of Russia from Hong
kong via ports at D. nj ar Crown
~ aAiicla from Liverpool Via Han Fran
cisco At i0its a. M. Passed January 10
str WRihomo from London Via Balboa
for Vancouver, u, C., at y. m. str
T,ompoe from Vancouver. ~. C.. for Port
han I.uis at 1850 n. m. sailed January
isi H,r crown Of Uaiieia for Vancouver
At .. m., str Empress OF Russia for
Vancouver.
VANCOUVER. u. c.--Arrtved January
49, Rtr Empress Of Russia from Hong
kong via ports ctr Crown - cAiicia from
Liverpool via ports. Arrived January isi
str Waihrmo from london via Balboa.
Sailed January -; Str President for 80.
attic via Tacoma. str Lofnpoc for Port
San Luis,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
new GREENS
ARRIVE HERE
Dealers Ask High Prices for
New Offerings

New California vegetables arriving
on tho local wholesale market
Thursday were heeta. carrots. tur.
nips and green onions In punches,
spinach and lettuce. Altho all OF
tho offerings arrived IN good condi.
tlon. the prices asked were much
too hish for tho average retail
buyer.
nccts. carrots and turnipa arc sell.
ing at 30 cents per dozen punches.
while green onions are 60 cents per
dozen lunches, Spinach IL being
quoted lower at s32S TO t25o per
hamper with cauliflower az 1925 10
$3.50 per case
The apud situation remains the
same. while some dealers say the
market must advance sun further.
the majority Of iobbers hold that
higher prices viii put stop TO all
local potato movement
II h claimed by all Western ave
commission firms that by spring
Washington win have 20 80 90 out.
side states for lts spuds This IL an
huU'ohh VI HiAN''NAhh "iAN hHA'"'
some check IL made prices viii prob
ably clirsb TO unseen heights.
Apple stocks on Western ave. are
beginning to tell the tale OF long
keeping. With the fruit gradually
becoming poorer In quality. dealers
are offering their stocks NJ lower
prices.
Butter and sgg prices remain sta
tlonnry. Receipts at the local stock
yards Thursday were 20 head OF cat
Ito and 100 hogs. Cattle market held
steady. while hogs were firmcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

ting the sale Of exchange at price more favor
able than francs to the dollar q. e.. 900
cents per france would realize value of more
than par for the dollar notes. and that the re-
turn Of such exchange to normal parity (Mz..
5.l61s francs to the dollar). would give each
ST 900 note realizable value of ST .56l.5O.
IT HE following table shows the amounts
L which noteholder would receive for
each S 600 note based on sales of Belgian
exchange at rates varying from the present level
to the parity of exchange. This table is based
on the customary method of quoting Belgian
exchange in Cranes per dollars:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
SIBERIA CLAD
COOPERATE
Cream Try Union Man Writes
to Chamber

a letter voicing the appreciation
OF the services OF the Seattle Cham.
Der OF Commerco ia securing govern
meut naval wireless communication
with NlndivoHtok. has been received
by Gordon G. Corbaloy. executive
secretary OF the chamber. from Jo-
seph X. Okulitoh. manager abroad
for tho Union OF Cooperative Cream.
cries ana other cooperative assocla-
tiona 81 Siberia.
You viii be Interested 20 know
that our union, at present the larR.
est shipper from Siberia, directs all
shipments from YladlvoHtok via se.
attic" the letter said. we viii al
ways be glad 20 cooperate"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Shipyard Is Sold
for Two Millions

WARRINGTON. Jan. is.-Chair.
man Payne Of the United States
shipping bo. RI today announced the
board has sold tho Bales shipyard.
Port Jefferson. ~. ". 10 a. i. Allen
Tor $4,000 600. The yard is TO be
taken over as ot January /. 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Employees Given
Time to Register

Every employe OF the port com
mission will DO given time TO reg
lister. and each department head will
see that everyone under hts super
vision actually does register. Reso-
lutions OF this tenor were passed
Wednesday by the port commits.
sioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


January i6-r Atr Saginaw from Han
Francisco via Port Angeles 81 1850 a.
M, htr iis n. Loyeioy from IAN Pedro
AZ 1 a. m str Northwestern from houfh-
western Via AoutheHHtsrn Alaskan ports
~ 4 a. m.
January it-atr Lyman Stewart from
Port San Luis ~ 20 y. ~. str Hainlor
from Tacoma 80 midnight. Htr Jrffrrron
from Southeastern Alaskan ports nt $40
,. IN.
Departures
January i5--sir Princess Ena for Brit
iah Columbia ports AZ sia0 a m.
January if-htr Fulton for Tacoma ~
midnirhti str Port Angeles for Tacoma
Rt $40 -, M. Hchr Columbia for Tacoma
IN tow OF tus Pioneer at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Want New Pastor

A Congregational meeting win bel
held In Brighton Presbyterian
church at ll:i5 a. m. Sunday to
consider the calling of n pas.Dr.
Five university students win re port
on the students volunteer coflven-
ton at Des Moines.. at T:30 o'clock
Sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Jan is--natt city
erssmsrY. - Q tac per 10.
EFKa-Gsisetod local srtrss. ts0tsc
per dos
Hens-ssa tss per ~. brothers. s3aisu
per ~.
Cseaa--sfr per ~.
Chssss~-ffipts,s. fsasae per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Frisco Market Status

San TRAEcfsco. Jan. is-nu,tsr--
Ertras. efc per 10
EERs-Ertras. ssMe per doki er'ra
pullsts. sue per doz. underlined pul'
lets. SOC per dox.
Cheese California flats. fancy. si'ac
per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
1000 Ships Each
Show Big Earning

WASHINGTON. Jan. is.--'Tweive
hundred ahipplng board vessels
earned an average OF 100000 each
during 1919. statistics show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

TN addition TO an income yield of over 10.
the Belgian government has made provision
whereby substantial profit may accrue to the
noteholders upon rise in the value of the Bel
gian franc. Under normal pre-war conditions
the Belgian franc was quoted at about francs
5l8 to the dollar (yz., 1873 cents per franc).
Today it is quoted at about franc. | | to the
dollar wiz. 900 cents per france. The Bel
gian government has agreed that when sales of
Belgian exchange can be made at any price
more favorable to the noteholder than francs
| to the dollar any noteholder may. at any
time before maturity surrender his notes and
receive payment Of the principal e. e., par).
together with accrued interest and also 500
of such increased value of the Belgian franc.
The precise method of realizing this possible
exchange profit is set forth more fully in the
prospectus describing the issue.
WITHOUT attempting to predict the fu-
w tcrc course Of the market in Belgian
exchange it is logical to expect that the restora-
ton of industry in Belgium and the increase in
its exports will tend to improve its trade bal
ance and therefore its exchange position 1t may
be pointed out that any Improvement permit
For full details regarding this issue reference is MAD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Ship Will Return
TO Pacific Soon

The steamship Juneau. Alaska = =
Co. win return 20 the Pacific IN the
spring after two years spent on the
Atlantic. local offices have an
uuunred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
S25,OOO,OOO
Belgian Government
External Gold Loan

and yield slightly
at to
NewY orkC Civ in doll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Demountable Ship
of Logs Proposed

John Arbuthnoi. British Columbia
iunberman. wiii confer with J. II.
Price. local shipbuilder. with regard
TO constructing dcmountable ship
here. The ship would be made of
logs. with sails and auxiliary engines
for power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
THURSDAY
JAN. rs

Itr-t High Tide
stI a m - a.
fifst low Tide
ets a ~ 10 o.
second nigh Tide
~ 60 a. n ibk a.
N~sond law lido
7 - D. m ~ r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jas is-ueEs Receipts.
- 600 head. market seWsse hiahsr.
Bulk OF sales. ftfi50lt.tss butchers.
tfafoWtssa. pscking. suisse ttta.
lsght. SitT6mt5 te piss. ttg4suttf
rauwhs. ti1fs8tA2t
Cattle Ercstpsr. i.eaa head. market
steady - strong Beef. ts0tf 20, butcher
steers te4a9itso. Gamers ard suttera.
s. @1W&. HtackrfH and feeders. - - p
1850. COWS. ts.t00tfss. calves. itfGtg
SIS
Eh-sp--Reeeipts. is.ooo had. market
steady 90 lover. Laubs. tt5.Teuf9. q Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Jan. it.-~prics suge
were siiaht en- the Chicago Board Of
Trade today An order 20 turn over Is
pef cent - ears coming 60 elevators 30
move wheat to miilsfa was regarded as
tSafish. but had no great effect on trad.
Ing
Provisions were higher.
January corn ousnsh a. o. 1sh. an
changed. nHt rnnffuuad AZ that level .
May cora. 80 SO on oprninH. 81 tt4ff..
VAS unchanged In later trading Iuir
corn sza 20 sc a. the opening. O. -.
ard subsequently, insf 80.
Jsnuaff oats oEaned az fsAr. ur ~.
thereafter advanced &c. Juiy eats. up
sc ct the opsainr. &c. later advanced
Nc
Corr opea uiEh fSw Close
Jan .....ti ttM ttts fitss stAg
MAJ ...t. iasA iffs ifsN iass
july ..... la IAN isoh lsif.
Oats
jay. 80 .ss9 gsa .sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Tides in Seattle


- "
FIRST High Tide
tlis a m. ieg n
First iaw Tide
Ttg a. ~ - ~
s~sansi High rids
iGtf1 . ri ifs -
second Low Tide
$50 8 fu.. e. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

The spider is an expert fly fisher,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

A man learns TO live when he be |
gins 20 live and learn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11
AUMENTOE EN- OCTUBRE
LA PRODUCTION DEL
PETROLEO EN- MEXICO
Las exportaciones tambien
aumentaron en- una pro-
porcion notable

Las eSladiSticaS re~cientemente for
muladas por el Departamento del
Petr6leo de Ia Secretaria de Industrial
Y Concrete. de acuerdo o los datos
g infOTmes rendidoS por IA inspection
Fiscal del Petr6leo en- Tampico. asf CO.
mo los inforres privadus de cada una
de la necociaciones ~petroIeras que tie
nen SUs campos de production ' su-
esraCiones de exportaci6n en- la region
de csc puerto tamaulipecO, sobre la
production de aceite c~oElbustible dC-
rante el mes de octubre pr6Himo ante
rior. son en- extreme halagadores. Sc
gun Sc o manifesto.
Aver tarde IN reportero de este pc
ri6dico fue informado en- fuente ca
racterizada De San Antonio en- 81 SEN
lido de que la production petrolera de
los campos veracruzanos. jurisdiction
del ramo Darteneciente al Distrito Pc
tro,ero de Tampico. fu6 en- octubre
pasado muy superior 4 Ia que on el
misno mes del ii anterior Sc report6
DOT las autoridades. ri aumento dc "A
producci6r- Sc ~calcula que fuS en- una
proportion de ounce por cieHto.
Tambi%n las eN~portacloneS nan au-
mentado notablemente, y en- una pro-
po-ciGn considerable. Y no Sc eXp!I-
ca de- otro modo 81 movimiento d"
pores ~petroler,s que Sc ha registrado
en- q puerto. pUes ha habido dias on
Que estan ancladcs cerca de los niue
lies d. las terminates aceitfferas. cons
tantemente. ur promedio &c Te'nte
bucues-tanques. de bastarte capaci-
dad.
Las empresns propietarias. seshn s"
afirma en- los misnos informes. ten
este amo ~ut;lidades consideraoles,
81 Sc toma en- cuenta 81 aumento de Ia
production. IN r~eSularidad de los ira
haios de ~perforaci6n : dc t~ransporte
en- las Huastecas rctroleras. ' 81 au-
mento de las vcntas Y las e~xportacio-
nes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11
PARTIDA DE YAQUIS
ASESINOS CAPTURADA
Es responsible de muchos
crimenes en- ell Edo.
de Chihuahua

Informes pr~ocedentes del EStaGo de
Chihuahus que Sc recibieron aqui aver,
dan cuenta de que las autoridadeS mi
litares de esa entidad acaban de de-
clarar que una columna de soldados de
Ia federation do alcance Y capture a
una partida de yaouiS salvajes Tue des
de nacia bastante tempo venian come
tiendo toda claSe de atentai1s y cri-
menes en- los limites de chihuahua y
Sonora.
Ell jefe de IA partida. llamado Benito
Batalejo. V suS acompanantes en-. nu-
nero de docc individuos, son los mis-
mos Que hace apcnaS dos 0 tres soma
mas asaltaroa varias rancherias en- IN
lugar denominado Janos, y que cerca
de Ojitos tambien cometieron depre-
daciones sacrificando a los miembros
de n familia i~ndefensa. sin respetar
Il las mujeres, a los nihos y a los an
cianos. Y d~espojandolos despues TO-
falmente.
Los individuos capturIdos. en- vista
de las persecuciones corstantes dc
uuee ran objeto. e~mprendieron n fuSa
precipitada hacia el Sorte. con e! pro-
p6sito tai veg de salvar Ia Inca dlVl-
soria Y evitar 81 castigo que les es-
peraba. pero muy oportunamente iue-
ron capturados. y Secun SahcmoS rue
ron iuZ-ados Embellishments, Y seral:
probablemente ~pasados por las armaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11
INVERSION DE VARIOS
MILLONES EN- CHIH.
Ell Gobernador Enriquez y Ell
americana Mr.. Moore
conferenciGroa

Hace alEunoS DIS dimos cuenta de
que I'm prominenJe norteamericano.
Mr.. J.. H. Moore 5. habia dirig:do al
ESJado de CAiuahua y u Sonora con
Il Cardcter de Representative de muy
importanteS neGociaciones de los Es-
tadoS JnidoS. para hacer r-stIoneS
cerCa del GObierno de cada localidad.
a eiecIO de consegu.r couceS!oneS para
emprender trabajos industriaieS eR
las miS ricas . inexSotadaS regioneS
de dichas entidades. Y aprovcchando
Ia tranqui,id3d De que Sc Soza actual
mente en- e-e te~rritorin.
Sobre este mismo particular. Sc nos
ha irformaGo aver IN tuente hastante
autoriZada ell Il. santido de que Mr..
Moore Sc diSpone a recrsSar 4 II Union
Americana. despu5s q" haber realiza-
do eus sestioueS. y do h&ber celebrado
una lar-a contercncia con e GoDsr-
nador Constitutional de Chihuahua,
general Isnacio c. ErrfQuez, Sohre !oS
asuntoS de referencia.
Mr.. Moore, segIn Darecc. ha onJeni'
do buenos resultados de SUI geStt3n,
pues logr6 c~onveUcer u las autoT!Ga-
des locales chihuahuenseS de Ia con
veniencia que hav &c rea!iz2r traba
Jos dc exploration v exploitation de
dive-Sa 1ndoie en- q territo-!o de ESQ
Estado. trabajos que seran lleyadoS
a cabo por empreniedoras negoclacio
mes americanas
Solo Sc espera. nues asf Sc nos ha
ase-u-ado. que q comisionado Moore
rinda SUI informe 4 las empreSas que
representa-. para QUE estas Sc decldan
a hacer Ia inversion do varios milo
7es de d6lares en- 81 Gesarrolio de in
dustriss para las cu2leS IS muy pro-
picio 81 Suelo chihuahIcrS". Entire elias
parece que 50 cuerta = Gel petr6ieo.
pueS por las c~xploracione< @ investiSa-
Saciones cientificaS que sc nan hecho
en- los Gltimos tiempoS 50 sabe de IA
eNStencia de ricas corT.eNtes ace!ti-
feras en- el subsuelo de aQuei Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11
Quedo va %organizada Ia
asociacion de los
a%gricultores
EN- JALISCO Sc CONSIDERO NE
CESARIA Y URGENTE LA
REFERIDA SINDICALI-
ZACION
Felaran por sus intereses los agri-
eulsores, pero tambien por los
de los labriegos

GCADALAJARA, N~oviembre S.
TrescientoS t~erratenicntes del Esta-
do acaban de fundar el SYNDICATE de A.
sricg.tores. i iniciativa de IA CANA
II Nacional Agrico!a JaliscienSe.
Fueron admitidos algunos agricul-
torres de los Esiados limitrofes Michoa-
can Y G~uanajuato y Sc 'acord3 que Sc
haga propaganda para que Sc esta-
blezcan Sindicatos similares en- las
demas entidades del pats.
Los fines que Sc persiguen son Ia
defensa de los intereses de los asri-
cultores en- c~onsonancia con Ia mejorIa
de condolences dc los hombres del
campo.
Sc elisi6 Director del SYNDICATE al
Lie. Alberto C. Arce y QuedG desig-
nado 81 Consejo de Gobierno con los
Sres. Lie. Jose Gutierrez. Hermosillo.
Jesus NJ. RivaS. Lie. Mucio Covera.
Lie. Jose Hernandez Y Orozco c lsna-
clio F. Sahagun. q~uienes funsiran por
SUI ordcn como Noca,eS
FL acta de Ia fundaci6n del SYNDICATE
Qued6 ~prorocoliZada por 81 Notario Lie.
d. Manuel +. Chavez. y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11

Certificate a petici6n de rar;c no. =
JOAQUIN G. Rodriguez. Vice Consul
de Mexico IN Eagle Pass. Texas. r.
L. dc A.. Encarsado acciderta!mentc
dol Consplado. certifico:-
Que en- esta fecha. cl senior CUTLER
mo " Segufn ha presentado 81 leSajo
de sus cucntas de entreGa de este Ion
suladc al Senior Ramon T. &c NeSr"
el v~einticuatro de mayo del aho en-
curse. en- el cua1 aparecen dos recipoS
nor Cinco mil y nueve mil d6lares. res
nactivamente. otorrados por 81 Gene
raj Pedro Viilasehor. Jefe de la Guar
nici6n de Picdras Nccras en- Ia epoca
a, one fueron extandidos.- a peti-
ci5r del interesado Sc eytiende 81 pre-
serte para los fines que lie conveEgan'
Eag!e Pass Texas. Noviembre ocho
ia mil novecientos veinte.
7 G.. Rodriguez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11
No hay peligro de que
Harding cola la bubonica

AUSTIN. Texas. Noviembre lV.-
punta isabel. donde 81 preSidente cleo
-. Mr.. Warren G.. Harding. Sc haIta
pasando ~vacaciones. Sc encuentra pTa"
ficamente iibre de ratas Y los nuhtoS
que Sc dicen infestados por "a r!aGl
hub6nica. Sc haIlan distances no me-
nos de $50 m;llas por 10 cue no nay
81 menor pcIiSro dc Que e. future man
dstario americana pud!era sufrir con-
tagio alsuno. Ia, declaration fu@ he
cha hoy aqui por e. doctor Oscar Da-
lis miemb~o del Departamcnto dc Sa-
r,hrid3d del Estado dc Texas. en- vista
do IN irtorme del representative espe-
cial Gel Departamento dicho' DR.. J. "
Hockaday. Que Sc encuentra aqui.
F:Sta information Sc h2 dado 4 Ia
publicidad. en- respuesta 4 las lnvesti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11
MACNIFICO PARA Ell Y So
ESPOSA

Hurley L. Watkins. de 230s Lyle
St, Louisville. KY. nos dice 10 81
euiente: "Encontre que el Compues
70 De Mel V Alquitran de Foley. era
10 Que neceSitabamos 20 Y mi espo'
ca nara los resfrios." Esta famosa
medicinal es igualmente buena para
los ninos. como para los adultos. Ali
via las toses. resfrios Group, toces
hronouiales. Y calma la eomezon de
Ia ~rarganta a provoca las toses noe
turns.. No cont;ere ohio nj drogas
que former hahitos. Immediate en-
sls resuitados. De venta c n todas
las d-oguerias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11
DOcE cHiNOS APALEARON A UN
MEXlCANO

TAMPrCO. Nov:embre S.-En un
restaurant chino que esta por IA Gale
de Altamira doce asiaticos a~palearon
al mexicano Carlos Naldivia- porque
Sc negaba a pagan treinJa Y cinco Pc
SOS que debia de alimentaci6n. La po-
licia acudi6 en- auXilio del ~agredido.
pero Va este estaba memo de heridas.
Fl pueblo Sc asolp6 frente Al lugar
del escandalO y on IA confusion sale
ron perdiendo los chinos fonderos .pues
los ratas Sc aprovecharon de Ia oca-
SION rara lIevarSA dinero Y cuhiertos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-11
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MAXIMAS Y S~ENTENC1AS

E. v~erdadero medic de ser engana-
do. es el creerSe mas astuto Que los
demas.
La Rochefoueamld.
- :. =
81 en- las obras de indole estetica
no Sc toleran mechanics, en- las destl-
nadas q IN fin it'll, caoen los esfuer-
EOS do TODD hombre investigator y la
borioso.
Men6nde= y Peloyo.
!. - =
FL placer De Ia critica nos quita Ell
de sentir Y apreciar muy bellas CO.
Sas. La GFNye'e..
FL escritor original no es aquel a
ouien Made imita sino a quien nadle
puede lmltar.
ChQtcGWbriGnd.
Los que escriben como hablan. por
bien cue hablen deben escribir muy
NAL.
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