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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
POSTAL TELEGRAPHERS
QUIT WHEN BONUS CUT

Chicago, Oct. PA number of op-
orators In the local office of the Postal
Telegraph company walked out last
night after a reduction in bonuses had
been announced. Company officials
said "only about dozen" quit, while
the men claimed that the entire night
force of about 80 had left.
New York, Oct. 21.--Roscoe John
son. president of the Commercial Te-
legraphers' Union of America, said
here last night he knew nothing of the
reported walkout of Postal Telegraph
company operators in Chicago.
1.-THE union has not issued orders
for strike anywhere" Mr.. Johnson
said.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-06

versy dos not Aayo II golItlk Ii
that quarter 066aeodysi in1 fonce
urged the revival of, tha 1910
when the Repablicau platform w
written 1t Chicago last Juae. Hem
u hespledge IN that platform:
We recommend that Ill ships
engaged in coastwiss trade and III
vessels Of the American merchant
marine shall pass through the PAM
ANA canal without payment 81
tolls"
Moreover the speech Of accent
ance Of Senator Harding IN Marion
last July contained the following
paragraph:
Il like that recommittal to
thoughts OF America first which
pledges the Panama canal, an
American creation. to the free use
OF American shipping. It will add
to the American reawakening."
Doesn't Senator Harding realize.
1t will promptly be asked, that the
relations between Japan and the
United States over the California
situation are still strained and that
the importance Of an Anglo Amer
lean understanding is as great Is
ever?
VIII Negotiate Question
The answer Ii that the president
elect expects to negotiate the whole
question in q friendly manner with
Great Britain. For instance, it
might be advantageous to England
to have q definite understanding
with the United States on the ques-
ton Of naval armament. With
Germany helpless. the American
navy alone stands as q possible
competitor. England needs every
cent Of her budget for things other
than naval armament and she
would, it is argued, save great
deal if she were assured concerning
, the American naval building pro-
gram. That is just an idea which
the president-elect is said to be
considering as a sort Of quid Pre-
quo in the settlement Of the Panama
canal tolls question Also there are
questions of tolls in the Suez and
other British waterways which
could be adjusted in a general dis.
cussion Of the whole subject
Senator Harding has been i'm
pressed with the necessity Of secur.
ing advantages for the American
merchant marine and the visit t
the Panama canal is the beginning
ofsa thorough study of the entir,
subject by the next president of tn,
United States. What Great Britain
will do or say about it is quite an
other question.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-06

Judge on the supreme bench. Dele
gates were chosen q follows:
Adair Peasants, c. L. Walker. c.
j. Searle, H. A Weld and NJ. NJ.
Sturgeon.
Inadequate fov the further ac-
commodation OF its growing mem
oership. the German Lutheran con-
gregation has decided to remove the
structure which has stood at the
corner OF Twentieth street and Fifth
avenue for nearly thirty years and
erect thereon a handsome brick
edlfice at cost Of some $4,000. A
committee was appointed composed
OF William Schroeder. William
hurth, Christian Schillinger and
henry Lange, to secure estimates
plans Ind styles of the proposed
building to be submitted for the
Pensioners approval.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M
c. A. met at the Y. NJ. C. A. build
ing yesterday afternoon and select
ed the staff which is to conduct the
special Thanksgiving edition OF the
Argus. Among those assigned are:
Editorial writ !, Mrs. C. L. East
man.
Music-Miss Carrie Mixter.
Exchange editor-Mrs. E. D. Nc
kown.
Woman's work-Miss Fannie Gle
land.
City editor-Mrs. c. B. Kinyon.
Representatives. Jennie Taylor
Jennie wilcox and Lulu Aaker.
Society notes-Mrs.' c. A. Rose
Advertising solicitor-Miss Ella
G. Taylor.
Assistant solicitors and circu-
lators- Miss Carrie ir.gg, Miss
Emma Kaklke. Mrs. ). W. CrandalI
and .Irs Frank Taylor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-06
BAD BLOOD
Impure, ThiA weak. Aalicts u e
Great Majority Of People. :

Whether in scrofula, sores, boil J..
and eruptions; or as rheumotig n
with agonizing pains and aches N
limbs. joints or muscles: as catal h
with its disagreeable inflammati "a
and discharge: in disturbed dig B.
ton, or dragging down debility q I'd
tired feeling.-it is corrected BY
Hoods Sarsaparilla. that M IT
economical and reliable blood n m
edy and building-up tonic. rt'6u-
sands use this medicine and pm Use
it for wonderful relief. Made 4 irm
the most valuable remedies THAT
physicians know, and unparal1 s.ed
in character, quality, taste and h mr.
alive power. When a cathart1l. is
needed, use Hoods Pills.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-06
EL.IEVE
!. S. SHIPS
FROM TOLLS


], dinlomacy when he said
- law ought to be repealed
s,;endship with Great Britain
.,.s.ined on account Of matters
=. a. nearer and more delicate
\ ~ What Mr.. Wilson mea9t by
Il srregoirrg phrase was never
s,icly explained though 1t is
.monly supposed in Washington
~. ,he president was playing for
ss;s.in's friendship because OF the
.s,,este relationship between japan
~ the United States over the Cali
lssnjs alien land law.
Very Close t" War.
ma world doesn't know how
.,o.s America and Japan came to
-. that wear and the friendship OF
n.sat Britain with her powerful
~ was deemed extremely i'm
.ort ~ 10 the United States espe-
.;.,lv in view of the Anglo Japan
=. ofensive and defensive alliance.
simiIsrly England had an anti
I,nanese problem 10 meet in her
IN Canadian and Australian do
unions and the wisest diplomacy
n The moment seemed to be firm
S.nd Of friendship and pooling OF
,rterests between America and
Great Britain. The Irish American
md German American societies
fought President Wilson on the is
Xue and rallied all their friends in
congress but Mr.. Wilson won Out
nd that part of the Panama Canal
,ct exempting United States YES
els from the payment of tolls was
repealed.
Changed Circumstances.
Circumstances have changed tt
nme extent since 1913. In the cleo.
lion which has just closed millions
! AZ Americans of Irish descent flock.
I'd to The Harding standard. Aside
from the fact, however, that the
new presidents position has pleas
I'd those in our population who arr
opposed to everything British thu
determination to revive the contro-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-06
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
= From The Arms File, Of 1905 -

( Oct. 81 = An earthquake was
plainly felt for . few seconds this
morning and caused general excite
ment Three distinct vibrations
were plainly discernible. The first
shock was felt about s O'Clock. fol-
lowed ct intervals Of not less than
few seconds By two similar dis
turbances- At Augustana college,
the main building was shaken con-
siderably. evidently as books from
two different shelves were found on
the floor this morning.
Nov. There was q Jolly old
time Halloween party on Mr.. and
Mrs. David Donaldson last evening,
frieLds to the number of "a drop
ping in on them unheralded and ap-
pearing in the regalia of a Coxey
army contingent The evening was
spent in the happiest manner pos
sible.
DR.. E. F. Bartholomew spoke be-
fore the Tri-City Luther league at
Grace Lutheran church last evening
on "Witenberg, the Bethlehem OF
English Professionalism"
Nov. 2It is said to be a COM
mon practice among girls employ
ed at the canning factory at Milan
to write their names on the cans
Of corn with view to getting cor
responcence with some young man
and getting married.
A novel edition is to be issued
from The Argus Office this month
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-06

The Argus has given its consent to
the plan proposed by the Ladies'
auxiliary to the Y. M. C. A. to con-
duct and issue the paper for a sin
gle day. Tuesday. Nov. rs. il the
date and It will be Thanksgiving
edition of the paper. The ladies
are to meet at the " M. C. A. build
ing It 3 o'clock Monday afternoon,
to perfect plans for the days ven
ture. They are to appoint an edi-
tor, city editor, reportorial stan.
business manager. city circulator,
and the various other branches es-
sential to a wideawake publication.
They propose to issue a 16-page
edition, which will be made attrac-
tive by artificially displayed ads,
original contributions in the way of
Literature, and the recording Of the
current events of the day.
Nov. 4EThe board of supervisors
met this afternoon and it being
represented that an appropriation
was necessary to insure the loca-
ton of the Western Insane hospital.
in Rock Island county, 100000 was
voted appropriated for that pur-
pose by unanimous vote.
Nov. 5-There was a meeting of
the Republican county committee in
the Harper house this morning to
make arrangements for the selec-
ton of delegates to the Sixth judi
cial convention at Rockford next
Tuesday, to choose a successor for
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
Sc INSTALA FL cONSEJo

las siete en- punto Sc instalo ell
Corsaio de Guerra, tornado de ID
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
VUELVE A REBATlR Ell AGEN-
TIE DEL MIklSTERlO PUSLlCO

El Ministerio Tubl!Co vuelve a
rchatir al Lie. PatiNo y Sostiene que
los m!embros del Console son militia
res de profession Y otros de eilos ash
milados conforme a la Ordenanza: pi-
de Sc deseche Ia petici6n dc IA defen-
sa ' Iue Sc asiente su protesta en- ell
acta.
e. Lie. Patino Quiere hablar para
rectificar conceptos. pero lie mega el
permiso 81 P~residente, y entonCeS So
iicita que Sc haga constar porQle no
Sc le concede Ell uso de Ia palabra. FL
Ing. Castillo y Tapia pide tam3!en
hablar. e igualmente Sc lie mega el
uso de Ia palabra.
Fl Jucz instructor. Sr. Garcia Nj
nez da lectura a: articulo relative a
Ia organization de los Consoles de
Guerra. Lee el SEQ de In Ley de FRO
cedimientos Females Militares y otra
serie de precaptos que sehalan como
Geben d~esarrollarse los debates en- los
Consoles Extraordinarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
Ell Consejo de Guerra del General
Pablo Gonzalez en- Monterrey N. l..
:. In Relate Detallado del Sensational Jurado.
Ell Oral. Gonzdlez neg6 sempre, con gran energia, que tuuiera que Uer
con los nouimientos de los Grales. Guqjardo, Osuna y Gonzdtez

naci6n.
Despues le pregunta por que vino
a Monterrey. pues que "a voz de Ia
Gale dice que desde Mexico trala Ia
%intencion de rebelarse. FL Agente Sc
nala conc c~oincidencia notable el via
je del general Gonzalez y las reoel:o-
mes registradas en- esta parte de Ia
RepGblica.
Despus\ lie dice 81 Is cleric que Guam
do el ataque a Monterrey sali6 de
SUI casa IN hombre llevando n ca
ia, y responde negativamente Ell ge'
neral Gonzalez.
Siguen luego heterogeneous sobre
ST ell procesado conoce Jas Leyes mill
tares, 81 sabe que IN militar con Ii
cencia ilimitada depende siempre de
la S~ecretaria de Guerra.
FL licenciado Alriogabar uno de los
d~efensores, pide Ia palabra para de-
cir que ell Agente trata de confundir
con sus preguntas y enredar al gene
raj Gonzalez para llevarlo a declarar
10 que es delito de rebellion, y tacha
de cauciosas las heterogeneous.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24

En- cast todos los casos de debitldad
en- Ia mujer, Sc nota IN flujo nIuooSo
debit que Sc escapa de Ia vagina que Sc
conoce con el nombre de leucorreay
con el mas comln de flores bIancas,
y es so,prendente como Pocas muIeTes
conocen IA in~portancia vital de este
der-ame Y o Ia rapidez que deblIita
81 ORGANISING. Ell resultado com1n de
ssta eniermedad tan penoSa y molesta
que tantisimo sc ha generalizado entire
el sexo femenino, Sc locallza en- los
organos reprodactores, o~casionando do
lor de esoalda, dolor de costado, dolor
de cabeza. eniernedad de los ovaaos,
mirada languida, cansancio, nervio-
s;dad, palidez densa, NAL humor y color
anormal. Esta debilidad tambien es
Ia causa de muchos casos de esterilidad.
Cuando Ell ilujo de esta molestia es
protuso o abundan5e, generalmente
~sisniiica que exisren ulceraciones y
dislocaciores de IA matriz y los dolores
v ardores de IA inflammation son mas
constantes ' pe.sistentes.
Con segur;dad en- las Fa-ma
ohio Drug Co San Antonio, "Brur
ia Hidalgo Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
DECLARAN LOS TESTIGOS DE
CARGO

f! tcstIgo Mayor JESUS Arredondo
de las fuerzas del general Ricardo
Gonzalez, afirma que simplemente Sc
decta que este iefe estaba de acuerdo
cou 81 divisionario. Sc le pide Tue
sehale 81 Sc decfa esq del d~ivisionario
o del br!gadier del mismo nombre:-
De los dos!-contesta el interpelado.
Extra 4 declarar ell testigo Tenien-
te coronel R6mulo Cara, y a las in
terrogaciones del Agente 81 Ell general
Osuna estaba de acuerdo con ei ge-
neral Gonzalez responde
No sc absolutamente nada.-Ada.
de que Osuna 10 dijo dieZ o doce dias
despuas dc Ia derrota de Santa En-
gracia. Sc le pregunta 81 por datos
de otros revolucionarios, supo que el
general Gonzalez %estuviera de acuer
do con Osuna y contesta que n6.
Sc procede a eXaminar a. Teniente
coronel Amasbindo Cepeda, que relata
10 del hombre 4 caballo llevando una
GAIA. Sc le pregunto 81 fue comisio-
nado para vigilar la casa de don Pa
bio Y responde que ST pero> que per-
sonalmente NADIA VIC. Sc lie in~terrOga
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24

manera siguiente Presidente. Gene
General Pedro Morales: segundo vo-
cal, .Iuan j. Mendez y tercer vocal,
General Cipriano Jaimes. Presidente
Suplcntc. General Fermin Carpio y
Assessor Oral. y Lie. ]. Inocencio Lu-
go. Agente del Ministerio PGblico.
A Ia derecha Y en- frente del Con-
sejo. tom0 asiento Ell Agente del Mi
historic Ptblico; n centric ell General
Pablo Gonzalez y 4 Ia izquierda los
d~efensores.
Pasada Ia lista a los miembros del
Console. el Lie. PatiNo pide Ia pala-
bra para recusar al Console Extraor-
dinario de Guerra. Dice que ell case
es muy grave y que urge que no Sc
viole IL ley. Impugna Ia interroga-
cion del Juzgado instructor Mil!tar,
aparte de que juzga que no procede
la reunion del Console EXtraordina-
rio. Afirma que varios de sus MEM
bros no figurar en- 81 escalaf6n con
e. grade de generates de Division y
que para juzgar al REQ ia ley prcvie-
ne que dehen ser todos missionaries.
Y CUE solo en- Ell case de que no hui
biera el nume-o necesario de div!sio-
narios cabria integrado asI. POr tai
motive, rcspctando Ia h~onorabilidad
de los miembros, pide que no Sc de-
clare const:tuido el Console
Rebate ell Asente del Minister!o
Puhlico. v ell Lie PatiNo lee el arttcu-
10 % del C6digo Penal Militar, que
Sc ~rcfierc a Ia forma en cue debe que
lar integraiG 81 Consejo. Cita en- a
pogo de su pctici6n el articulo 80 y
dice que no cabe habllitar q los MEM
bros de Generates de Division; ret!ra
su petici6n y dice que en- case de que
no Sc tome en- cuenta, formula n e.
nergica protesta en- nombre de IA de-
fensa para hacer waller sus derechos
Ell tempo oportuno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
LAS ~PROTESTAS DE LA
DEFENSA

Sigue ell dialogo entire el Agente y
Ell general Gonzalez. Aquel insiste so
bre las r~elaciones de este con Osuna,
Guajardo y otros. Y el li~nenciado Pa
ton pide IA palabra para hacer notar
que parece que el i~nterrpgante trae con
sigma.
-Protesto. dice ell Agente, en- NOM
bre del Supreme Gobierno. No trail
go consignas. (AplausOs del pnbli-
COZ.
Ell licenc:ado Patino afirma que el
Agente, preguntando suspicazmente.
Sc interroga y Sc contesta solo. Y que
al i~nterrogar al testigo que dice vic
saIir de Ia casa de don Pablo a un
hombre llevando una GAIA. era GAIA
o parque. ell senior Agente va 10 es-
ia diciendo.
ContinIa el Agente: 1Por su nosi-
ci6n en- el Ejercito. no cree listed que
lebi6 haherles dicho 4 los militares
Que debfan ser obedientes al golfer
MOI q general Gonzalez dice que 81
10 dijo. Castillo Tapia inten-a la
blar pero Sc 10 impide el Presidente.
FL Agente del Ministerio Publico
termina SUI interrogatorio preguntan
do nj general Gonzalez 81 cree que el
Gel agenta) obre honradamente o cum
pie con ena c~onsigna. FL general
Gonzalez dice que 10 cree honrado.
FL Acente: "Muchas gracias, Sc
nor general. Esta listed mejor que Ia
defensa; y anade: todas las pregun-
tas que le he hecho, todos los da-
tos que ha referido, son solo con ell
obieto de satisfacer mi conciencia pa
"a pedir 81 condemnation o su abso-
luci6n'.
En- seguida la Secretaria da lectu
"a a las constancias del proceso'
Hay un breve descahso. FL geen-
raj Gonzalez pide IN cigarro y lie IA
cilira el fuego Ell licenciado PatiAo.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
Sc INTERROGA Al GENERAL
GONZALEZ

FL presidente procede a interrogar
al General Pablo Gonzalez, jreguntan
dole sus generates. Tn e~nsordece1or
barrullo ahoga las palabr',s del diri-
s~ionalrlo. Impossible escuchar n So
Ia palabra: el REQ continUa hablando.
Fl PrcSidente hace vihrar Ell timbre
V llama NJ orden Al ptblico. a fin de
ruc cscuche 10 que dice Ell General
Gonzalez.
Este continua SUI declaration con
ostcnsible tranquilidad, queda y pau
s~adarnente, con toda calma.
p Lie. PatIno protesta contra e.
interrogatorio. pues dice que q Pre-
sidcnte no SC cine 4 81 papel, sino
parece ser que lleva Ia voz de Ia acu-
saci1n.
Ell preaidente dice que iamas ha' te-
pidio Ia ~intenci6n de formular cargo
alguno contra el General Pabl" Con-
zaez. Y pide cue constc esta asevera-
ci6n. Patino retira 81 protesta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
EN- Ell TEATRo DEL PROGREso

POGO antes de las seis de Ia tarde,
una multitud llenaba va las locah-
dades de-. Teatro Progreso Y Sc haoia
es,acionado en- ell fronts del edirlcio
Y Ell la calle Z~aragoza. deseoSos de
presenciar Ia llegada de los MEM
bros y del Oral Gonzalez. .
\ las seis Sc detuvierun dos auto
movies delante del Teatro y decen-
dieron de elIos los Generates que IONS
dicho CoDsejo.
e. suceso habia ~despertado en- IA
ciuGad IN gran interes. pues sus Ina
bitsntes no guardian recuerdo de un
Conseio de Guerra de "a ~sensaclon Gel
de anoche. ante 81 Cual comparecia
IN personaje de Ia si~Gnificac!"n que
los ultimos acon:ecimientos pollticos
han otorgado al diviSionar!o nueE0-
leones. Los palcos y las n!ateaS' las
lunetas Y las galcr!as estaban ocupa-
aas por personals de todaS cases So
ciales. que est6icamente soportaoah
dentro del recinto los ~reg!dores de IL
estaci6n ca'urosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
uN ToQUE DE ATENcIoN

\ las $50 de Ia tarde son6 un TO-
ouc de atenci6n Y tres utomoViies
de sirio Sc detuvieron. Del primero de
ellos descendio el divisionario, que We
MIA esco!tado Dor tres jefes del Fer
clio. Y de los demas, los dcfensores lie
vando consigo C6digos. legajos y apuA
ras Fran es;os los sehores Llcen-
ci.dos D. Virgilio Cara, Don Jos
Luis Patino, Don Luis Almogahaf'
Don jose Rodriguez de la Frente'
ceD.s Don Carlos Garcia e. Ing. D.
Guillcrmo Castillo : Tapia Do'
Juan Sarabia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
FL mlNlsTERlo PUBLlcO EXHoR
TIA AL GRAL. GONZALEZ

FL ASente del Ministerio Pnb!ico
exhorra al General Gonzalez 4 que
ayude con su entereza a ID
verda6. Dice que ha eXistido ordeh
de nroceder en- SUI contra y que por
81 honor militar olga 81 esta dispuesto
n contestar la verdad.
ST
-Gracids.
Refierc el interrogado u va en-
"A mariana Sc lie habia in'errogado 81
habfa sido invitado 4 reprobar los ac-
,os do los Jefes levantados en- armas.
.I,,6e a las conteStaciones Tue do e.
i General V que 81 recuerda haoer heeAo
| S~eclaraciones rccientes a "a prehSd ;
81 ignora que el pcriodico al que las
hizo lei Universally tiene anplla circu
laci6n.
CONSOLES DE PABLO GONZALEZ
To interrumpe el licenciado Patino
nara pro,estar. pues llama capciosa a
IA regunta Pasa Ell incidente y con
hmm su i~nterrogatorio Ell Agente del
Ministerio Publico. LIE pregunta
Que 81 reconcile Ell Plan de Aqua Prize
ia y Ell acusado responde que no.
que 81 no invite a Guajardo y a osu
ma a derrocar el gobierno del senior
y ell general Gonzalez con-
: tesla: "yo no los invite.
Despues de una serie de lnterrosa
clones sin importancia entra ei Agen
"a del Ministerio Publico al terreno
! de las relaciones entire los generates
Gonzalez V Osuna Y los demas 1efes
1evonrados en- a-rnas, Y lie pregunta:
sin ambaies voy a ~preguntarle a US
! ted. :escogi6 4 los generates que ho
r~econccieron el Plan de Aqua ft'eVa
nara rebelarse aquf contra el sop'er-
no?"
FL interpelado responde negItiva-
mente. reprimiendo su visible ihd's-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24

Restablecida la communication pos
tai con Ia ciudad de Monterrey. he!nos
cS,ado recioienGc irformaciones III
rlias y d~ctalladas y complementar!as
del Console de Guerra de- general ia
bio Gonzalez, detalles minuciosos que
no fue possible obtcner en- las informa
clones l~elegraficas que recih!o L.
PPENSA por Was muy distances da-
DO gue tambien Ia communicative te!e-
CrAfica dircctd con n capital neolo
resa estuvo interrumpida.
Ell siguieHte relate que pubIicaTnoS
pertenece al peri6dico "El Porvenlr ;
que precisamente nos lego aver:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
81 ES listed MUTER LEA
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE

Los "Supositorios Mitchella
Yaeinales," estan considerados por
specialists en- Intermediates de las
mujeres, como Ell tratamiento local
mas eficaz para cast todaS las enfer-
medades locales de Ia mujer. Adenas
memo una intinidad de testimonies
de personals id6neas y carecterizadas
de distintos paises, en- que nos rinden,
en- una lorna que reveal muCha sin
ceridad, su agradecimiento per e
exito que han alcanzado o los "Su-
positorios Mitchella Faeinales."
En- las direcciones que acomPana q
cada GAIA, Sc dan a conocer mas en-
detalle las Intermediates que han sido
dominadas con el uso de este gran
especifico, Y ninguna mujer va sea
casada, soltera o viuda, que SURE de
cualquiera de estos desordenes, debe
vacilar en- hacer I'm ensayo, especial
mente s. Sc siente cansada Y abatida.
FL uso de los "SupoSitorios Mitche-
LA Va9inales' es sencillo y no con-
tieuen grasa de ninguna especie. Pr
danse en- las Farmacias y Droguerias.
las Rio Grande". e. Paso; San Al
-,;r Dr,,r Co" Los Angeles V Farm
The Dolores star., 1920-07-16
SAMUEL GREGORY

Samuel Gregory was born in Crs|
fordsvllle, Indiana, February q, lS|
When boy he moved to Illinois Y
later in life went to Missouri where
enlisted in the Civil war under v
leadership of Captain Post. He serH
in the war from October 1864 to 0a|
Der 1865. He came to Colorado in ID
and to the San Juan basin in 1859 ,3
has resided here ever since. Hev
married August 8, 1869 to Miss Mia
Plummer who still survives him. n
children are Eber of Dunton, Color,di
Henry of Dolores, Morton of the shs|
of Oregon and George of Kline, Cds|
rado. The grandchildren are Fred Z
Charles E. Jr., Nora, George Jr., N
Claude.
Mr.. Gregory was at one time !
member of the Grand Army of N
Republic at Telluride. He died at h|
home in Dolores July 13, 1920, agea
years, months and 20 days. He ha|
been in failing health for six montts
but was not confined to his home unu
about six weeks before his deshI
Ass death was caused by cancers
growth in the stomach. In the latts
part of his life he experienced
spiritual change, although he had Do
united with any church.
lnterment was made in the old eens
terry yesterday at O'Clock, Rev. C,L
Flanders conducted a short services
the grave.