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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
NEW PORTLAND

SATURDAY ulEtl- March -.
%awx Has been race,ved here O. -ac
daath Of 7 ailaca Ca-ssey brother Of
Charles Ca-sle- a me-chan. Of View
vtnsva-a NJ Ca-sleys death occurred
IN Boston. due q 7enUTnnnla.
TIE boo o. Arthur Knowles was
b-ouSt- q North New Portland on
Moncav. March s
Vaughan Davis has ne-n suffering
a-ur1 al attack OF appendicitis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
DUCK relief From
CONSTIPATION


That Is TIE JoyfM cry u tnsszznds
anc Dr.. EdWUk uouuHc O6ve
Tahless. the substitute f0 cz1uI
n. EdwN1S q X1camg pNyuG22
fr Il yeFs M 0inmeFs oid-nne
eneur. diaDpGec tn sumun fU uve
Ianie,S wnilf treating qns t0
cmnx CONSTIPATION and EEa nvaA
d.. EDWARDS DIV. 1ahieE dc NOT
c.nrzs, caimel. drt hRug. Dceng
rsee-aoie LAXATIVE
Nc riung is the Hr11Ee of tnE
Tre sl,esr-cHrec- oi,ve-coiNe1 E1
-. They came tie bowels and rvE z
al nnmzi,y. THY aevE i0H them
. muarrA Eum-
Ifvur haus -tak brown morH -
hac ruash-a dull mE tehg-9cE
hcadarne-anno EvC-cnm
vou'r I'm cucx. SIN. and paA =
saaiss Eua one u TWO a d. EoVarus
Give Tahiers at hEd6me
THOUSANDS take them every 1gnt II,s'
% keep agn- Try la@. lor@ g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

Ws desire - express Our sincere
Appreciation o. the kindness ana
sympathy -ecisvad NJ Us during or
late bereavement and for the oeauC-
eul fora offerings that were sent e
Us.
AARON Z. RIPLEY anc FAM
~. SN-ER RIPLEY and FAM
EIWA ARD !. RLET a1c fam-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
Cony ouinte. a. Sar+n-r Ton,sr

The Cory basketball Lsar1 WI
take the s.36 rain THIS morning for
Sanenrd. wnere Sanford E1En VIII se
the orpcnsr-s II the evening
Those WHO VII MAKE tas TRIP az
Capt. Plumme-, Pierce. SesIe, 8enn
Brennan, Knowles ana Thomas
Coach Thompson and Manager Stiles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
Funeral Of Anita -islen paxi.

F'une-aI sc-rIces 1or The late Aa1-a
HsIen Davis we're REID FL 30 Thurs
DAY afternoon al No. Flasg STRAIT
Rsr. a Francis WATCH officiating
The remains ware PLACED IT ne re-
csivIng -orD a. NJ. PleasArt cene-
terry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

4 csucus Of me Democratic vute-s
Of Augusta VIII De he'd a. City haL,
this evening ct o'clock 70 siec- 81
delegates and alrs-rarss La the DEN
ocralc State convention 70 oe held
a. Bangor OF Tuesdar, A,a-ch 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

among The attorneys trun out q
1rwn present a. Thursdays session
Of the supreme Judicial ccu-t We're L
{. HUn11c Of Oakland. Carol n
Perkins an6 :. A BIAck3ng-on Of
Waae-vi-Ie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

II southern Tun.Eia Is 4 mountain
c. considerable size called Douirac.
which once upon time was AT &C
tive volcano Buhniea uf volcanic
gases made II a verT-abie hDueycBmb
Of caves. which n these Gays ara in
lsabitcd. In fact the whole mountain
is a cItg--a human an.4-i.i2. dersely
popul1lnc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
BLUE SSS LAW" ADVERTISE

Application having beer made er IN.
EaHk-nE Department ~ Ene following
named "oTnDaC- % ~ licensed a.
A'e2Ier II Securities GInoe- PROVISIONS C.
Chan 81 ser. L 20 -. ~ The Rev lse1
STA G.es. as amended ieSal notice -
he-s1x- E;ve 81 and aEr person may. p III
n -Un weeks ION the GATE % thH
publication eie Objection - me p-oposet
registration WIN The Banking L,epa-c-
men.
Name Business. Address
Sidoefo-d Sacc wate-
L0upg-- EiECsFo-E Maase
TRAKE =. PALMER
- Con-r issinrc-
Augusta Ne &a-cn - SD
.-,ut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
TOWN ELECTIONS

BgooES-seiecrmen. Geo. 3. Roberts.
" G Dee-tnE. r Il DUMMY: town
clerk O ". Lime: 's-aasurer A r
psyson: rnx collector 4. J. Lowe.
Money appropriated Schools common.
sz5Mb: highways. SlaE; support Of poor.
xW; other purposes. state Aid road
340e: st-set ligfIfg. Sp; free high school.
PYTTSFTELD-SeieCt O. H Drake
n II. SrifhaE. ]. .. Wentworth: town
clerk I. = Getchd11. fyeasure-. L. r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

he March THE
-'-f az "a. Mrz. Temples -eie-
II = presented a. The T1~r
= --s s-e-.aE ~ the Senior class
1f @-.-1sulck High sciopl- ne
---cveG - ii ia-ge audience
-1szec most eZcelier-
AF.ae isabelle Pollard n
z--a02 faculty coached tfo
~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

More pa-srIps were grown IN the re
-ion around Princeton. " Va. iils-
GEAR -nar ever before, but No: pa-s-
rir car Re bought there now because i
WIS GiEcrvere6 chat : was necessa-y
n I'm mem through a cioe- -p-ess
p make me wine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
Oranges
raeneia Grange

7e-.a OssDc CT EeActaic
-a--s w. called - order rv y Or
- las-s- Ea--:nal. Il The Grange
=a---cay, March 8 App1lca-
NJ. w. presented E1d other bus
as Rugged ! rIcs dinner W.
gre - uoor. On account % the
~ - hare vas pUc . sna-.
..a''-l--l"s ~ -1ose present ~o-ac q
.rc II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

b-urs Ut magic Appfy 2 i1--ie
Freeznns on That bothsrsnrne corr.
instantly that corn stops hurting
then YOU lift il OF with the fingers
No pam at ali. T-y H.
why wat Your druggist sells
tiny bottle Of F'reexone for q few
cents sufficient % rid your feet of ey-
cry hard corr. soft corn. or corn be
tween the toes. and caIlases, without
soreness at aI-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

II v-sle~Ga~'s Jaurna, . Para
--apa 4 the story devoted Z -og1E
7aLLn-ae~ snCEeiers. stated nat COZ
Zee. FINISHED ~ The --oliev com
many. was SERVED 70 the workers.
Twenty gallons n a. was sar-e6, ~
-a.lons was donated BY TIE trolley
"arpanv and me remaining 10 vas
gwen ~ GAo-ge Becker, pr0prleL8r
u ne Capitol Lunch. The JoU-nG,
earned u ne mistake late last eve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

Accsp- "Ca.rornIa" Syrup q F,Es
on,y-look eor tire name California or
h. package, then YOU are sure -pur
child IS having The best and most
harmless laxative or pilysie -. the
little stomach, liver enc bowels
Chisdren love ITS delicious np,t,-
taste Full direcrsons for child dose
on sach bottle: Give !. without tss-.
Aother' You must say '-CaI1ror-
nia-"-Aav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

q - 7e-suns IN NasEaci,,ss .sr.-=
y 1E 81. u each. ne amour,
OF supporting Urle father
Lid LsT a yea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

Joseph NGkinncr underwear. ar
operation e. G-zy's hospi-a! reste~-
Qs-
M~S. Elmer Decker o. Morrison: :
corner WIS calling OF friends r -our
vas-e-zav
Mrs. - \. NaA,. VINO mas been Wis
Ing her daughter. Mrs. c. c. Shep-
ara for several days has returned u
her home II Anson
Mrs Clayton F1ewel-las Of Angus
= IS the guest &C relatives N t1v-r.
Mr. anC Ms TRACY Gilman are
receiving congratulations on The
birth Of daughter "Wednesday VINO
mas been named Pauline Lois
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
SYRUP of FIGS"
cHnD's LAXATIVE

80. a. Tongue, Remove eeispno
from Stomach, L5ve- ard Bowels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

rhsuna.ic pain
ana ever scla1lca
and Enu- bit rs n
muEsv AFFAIR and
GENERALLY btisser..
Heat = absolute
y necessary Il YOU
~ a mt permanent
-eI,G. Begv's Mns-
U-ne, made CT !
true veilow MUS
Iare with paiE reliHv
ing Ingredients adds
il iust as ho1,
cheaper, cfsAner a
more effective I'M
the oiG fashions
poui-ice or plaster ar
canno. bfSste--
Besides rhet1mR1.
pains and swelling
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

Begy's Musrz-ine - speedily effective
fur fumh1Ep, baciache- neiIrst1s.
pleHrisv. bronchitis. sore throat.
chest colds and AL aches and pains
bocGuse hext eases pa;n-3S and 60
csnfs n druggists or By mai, s. c.
Wells G o.. Leacv. n. y-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

The TIVE meeting q Benton was
held 81 the -Cwn hall. Wecnestiar
The meeting YES called TO order d
Il a PlUnmer 1own clerk. =. q
DAVIS was elected 20 se-vs fo- the er
sung YEA Il. =. PlUmmer was elect
&c clark; cris c. Brown f-s- selec+-
mar /. W Estes. seconE: Charles
c. Kent -a--6. Mrs. John L, Brown
was elected q Elencer Of -as school
hoard for three years; cols-a5Ies. =.
4 Davis George v Brow. X. .
Ford Lem a Monk Charles ".
Bunke-. Reuben Wentworth, "a Dl
z. P5IlstJU-y Arthur >. Brown ana
George Z Vi-hee. fence viewers AM
field drivers. ". J Ford. = =. Ken
an6 Everett z -a-n-. surveyors Of
wood 1a-k and lunbe- Roy {. Tay-
lur Joa1. c. Drake. Perry Brown. -
= Monk. John E Brown. Frank U
Vvmar. 3 u Brown, Ernest Mo1E.
Reuben Wentworth, Cry Brown and
Z. .. Rideour; pound keepe- Warren
Eicaa-dg and arthur 9. B-cvn: sea.
81 o leather. I. = DAVIS, -1LI-ng
mar. Eeu her Wsrtw ORTIZ, the choice
Of seael- os weighs and Tnsasu-9s
Was eft To the selaCE-1e-; FIRE wa
deas. z. 2. PiIlspU-y and =. 4. AaCk,
collector ana treasurer, >" =. Ford
appropriation committee : 2. Jack
so-. Lester Roun6y aat Reuben
"A Tl-w0r-3t.-
L was voted . r1.se s2aE So supper
u common schools 500 for schoplno-s-
repairs $50 Cor school tezt books. s--e
ror hlgh Ecnoo. rli-io- s-aT to- suppo~-
Of poor SAM To- hietvHv aad snow
breaking IS, .Dr repairs Of bridges
s+Gi -ar .1Gcsl-ia raining Gn1 comes
&c Science: IT, eo- Stare-aiG -caG 80
to- incideu.a. expenses 50 1o- Memo
-i2, day ESQ for water system q. Veg
Benton SEA for owl oftice-1 v0rsa
&c instruct the se.sc-lleG. - purchase :
canine: safe, vocec % allow Z puuL-.
watering -uc e be Sc Z: Z as Benton.
watering -LD -o De p-ess- ted n the -nwr
Is gift py r 2 Pillsnu-r A-tici4 =.
which called for tlsC-uc-.ug nc select
men 70 .ay or & -oad 1-oIr me Rsve-
-oad % he school properly a Feutor
proper and provide eo- damages Cue
Drops-tv owners along sEld road wa
gasss6 over; voted 10 raise 81 70 ...4.
q permanent culver OF me sa-ee- cd Z
-ns IN the property owned by che IT,
ae- center --eana-- CO .-p.er q a.
cap- il rust s1W rom z X Dodge es-
ca-e. the income ID De used IT caring
SD- me Dodge loI II 3e6 cenete-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
sssh Enpaesmen. Announces

The engagement of William 4 r!n-
er and Mary c. Piper, both OF bath.
has been announced. M. Piper wss
formerly q deputy sheriff in BAH.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03
AT THE LYRIC.

The Lyric presents another picturi-
cation of one of Zane Grey's exciting
western novel Saturday and Sunday
evenings when The y. p Trail will
be given. In this play there is no end
of action, excitement and sudden
death 1t is a story of civil engineer
working on a great transcontinental
railroad rescuing a girl from the In
dams. and subsequent thrilling ex-
periences before the happy ending. 1t
is a feature with punch that appeals
to the vast majority of movie patrons
All the plays built upon Zane Grey's
books are good and THE U. p. Trail"
is the best of them all. For next We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings Wanda
Hawley. pretty screen star. appears
in Miss Hobbs" a delightful comedy
of man-hater who starts out to re-
form the world and ends by having her
own opinions reformed. There is fun
and entertainment in every foot of this
screen story. There will also be Mer-
maid comedy and on outing scenic
in themselves an evenings entertain
ment.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03
Bargain Column

FOR SALE-ROUND OAK HEATER IN
good condition. t. Il. HOOSE.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03

hogs in 1921. Committees will be Sc
lected at this time and the community
work necessary will be explained. Mr.
McClaskey conducted very successful
campaign in the Nelson Chesaw dis
trict last year and he proposes to carry
on this campaign in the same manner
as he did the campaign in his district
last year.,
This meeting will be held in con-
junction with the meeting of the Pure
Ired Breeders in the county called by
Mr.. Hershberger.
All community chairmen and farm
ers interested, especially those inter-
ested in ground hog control, are uro-
ed to be present and assist in organic
ing this work. Mr.. McClaskey, the ro-
dent project leader is asking for the
assistance of every farmer in the
county in organizing and putting over
this project. If you have a ground hog
or rodent problem of any nature be
sure TO come to this meeting. Every
body is invited.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03

FOX SALE--SMALL COAL HEATER IN
good condition. Apply to Mrs. +. NJ
Dallam. at residence.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03
Town election next Monday.

| lOWH ciCNtiOl HSHt Hchuoy'
! Christmas only three weeks from
| tomorrow.
| J. p. Forde, of LOOMS. spent Thurs
| lay night in Oroville visiting with his
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Evans, of Loo
| mis-. were visitors in town over
! Thanksgiving night.
A masquerade dance will be given at
! the Liberty theater on Christmas eve,
Friday, December "a.
Dr.. Elmer reports the arrival of a
new boy to the household of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Polak Saturday.
| Herald McCammon, who for some
months has been living at Manson, on
lake Chelan, arrived in town Monday.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will hold bazaar en- Saturday, De-
] eember II, in the Civic League build
! ing
A neat and appropriate Christmas
present would be copy of the Gazette,
your home paper mailed for year to
relatives.
G. T. Gregson left Monday for Men
tana. after the successful bargain sale
company.
Thanksgiving marriage license was
issued at Wenatchee to Joe Collins,
of OttOwa, Ont, and Miss Ella Steiner
or Oroville.
Marc Thomas has gone to Oroville
where he will be occupied during the
winter at the headquarters of the OrO-
vile Motor company.-OkanOgan Inde-
| pendent.
| The report of the financial condition
! of the First National bank, as publish
| ed in another column, shows that in
| stitution to be in very flOurishing
| condition.
Again large force has been put to
work improving the irrigation system
| 1t is understood that wages on this
class of work has been reduced so
cents day.
J. w. Carroll has purchased what is
known as the parsonage, in the east
part of town, built and owned by Rev.
Course, formerly pastor of the Presby-
terrain church.
NJ. Z. Bowen of Tonasket the popu-
lar manager of the Bowen Auto COM
pany was in town Monday on business
connected with their Oroville and To-
nasket garages.
The report of the Bank of Oroville
and the Union Title and Trust COM
pany as published this week show
those institutions to be doing an ex-
cellent business.
Our reading matter is somewhat cur.
tailed this week and may continue to be
until after Christmas The shortage
will probebly be made up TO the reader
after the holidays.
: Mrs Roy H. Curtis was on the sick
list this week, victim of severe
cold, an ailment that is afflicting quite
: number of residents of the town and
: surrounding country.
The Misses Buelah Farver and Mar.
jorie Graham were guests at birth
day party for Marjorie Bailey, at the
: Bailey home in Oroville, Monday even.
ing-TOnasket Times
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03
FARM BUREAU COUNTY MEETING.

Mr.. w. II. Fletcher. president of the
Okanogan County Farm Bureau has
called a county meeting of the Farm
Bureau at the court house, Okanogan.
on Wednesday, December Sth. at 10 a.
IN.
DR.. s. b. Nelson. director of the ex
tension service. Washington State Col
lege, will be present at that time and
will present the plans of the state and
national farm bureaus.
1t is expected that Mr.. Theo. H.
Shelter of the United States Biological
Survey will be present at this time also
to determine the amount of co-opera-
ton wanted from the Federal govern
ment in putting over successful ro-
dent campaign.
Mr. Joseph McClaskey, county rodent
control project leader will explain the
plans which he has formulated for
county wide drive against the ground
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03
At THE LIBERTY.

As the Chautauqua festival covers
Saturday evening the usual moving
picture show for that night has been
cut out, but for Sunday evening the
management will present Blanche
Sweet in Help Wanted-Male." This
is comedy romance and adventure
with Blanche Sweet wearing many
beautiful and modish gowns. The ac-
ton Of the story takes place at a fash
ionable seaside resort with hydro
plane playing an important part. Miss
Sweet is one of the popular stars OF
the screen and in Help Wanted
Male" she has = strong support and
appears at her best.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03

Lovers of high class music who have

Lovers of high class music who have
time and can afford to make the trip
have an opportunity to hear one of the
most celebrated singers on the stage
today in the person of Arthur Middle
ton, who appears at the Liberty thea
ter. Wenatchee on Wednesday evening,
December 18th. Announce ent of his
one night engagement is made in an
other column of this paper 1t would
be well worth the price and the time
to attend the Middleton concert and it
would prove treat that music lovers
of this part of the state rarely have
an opportunity to enjoy.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03
Among the picked elevor thot r,.-.

Among the picked eleven that PLAYED
against the high school football team
Thanksgiving day were Beverley Pow
ell Frank Schultz, Albert and Glenn
Carroll, Joe Ashby, Lester Stansburv
and Lawrence Dallam, now HUSKY
young men, but in their day members
OF the local high school eleven, playing
their best and winning laurels for Their
school in their day. With all their meat
and age the picked team could not
best the high school boys. owing to
lack of practice and many years ont
of the game, but they did give the HI
lads run for their money.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03

The Friday issue of the Wenatchee
World devoted page to illustrations
and articles on the early history of
l-oomis, then known as LoOmiston
The photographs and illustrations
were obtained from o. S. Stocker. now
resident of Wenatchee, but one of
the early residents CT LoOmis.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-03

The football game Thanksgiving day
for the benefit of Frank Ford. mem
Der of the high school team who is
seriously i'll, was largely attended.
The contenders were the high school
eleven and a team made up among
the young men OF the town most or
whom had played upon the high
school eleven in years past. The game
was a close and exciting one, the
high school winning by a score of 8
10 o.
Harry Barmon. our local gents fur
nshing goods merchant, had more
than his share of woe during the past
week. Besides being burglarized out
of $3.50 worth of goods. and probably
more, stranger in town took him for
Sucker and tried to flinf!am him
out of nearly another hundred dollars
w1r.h Of merchandise, but discovered
that Harry is a bear cat Mr.. Barmon
recovered his property following this
last effort at despoilment and being
tender hearted upon representations
of friends of the man who attempted
to pull the bonehead, let that indi-
vidual escape. Money may be the root
of all evil, but whisky runs cash a
close second for that distinction, and
in This case it was whisky that got the
stranger in bad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06
A'IaIa DIA COMO HOY
- IN EvSy J
"Recordar es vivr---Dante.
6 DE AGOSTO DE 1922
NAc1o cANETE

Pocas noticias hay de los prirsros amos
del insigne escrior don Manuel Cafete.
aunque no falta quien refiere que los
pas6 entire las dulzuras de una vida re-
galada, recibiendo educaci6n excelente,
mimado y agasajado como hijo de un
noble y riquisimo senior, hasta que un
dfa, al descubrirse misterios de su vida
que el ignoraba, prefri6 las riquezas,
la ppsici6n y al brillo de un titulo
de La mas rancia nobleza, ell trabajo in
cesante y penoso, la mas pobre y mo-
desta posicion y ell titulo humildisimo de
TRASPUNTE en- un teatro. profession
que ejercit6 algunos amos para mantle
ner su madre. Los que hablan de aque
LA resoluci6n heroica, realizada por es-
tfmulos del honor, del carifio filial y de
la mas noble altivez, cuando apenas ha-
bia cumplido los ounce amos, conside-
ranla rasgo digno de los tiempos ca
ballerescos.-S embargo, la educaci6n
que habfa recibido, unida a, SUI claro
O"1onVO Su OuOA SuSOV AlOAdAAO, SAI-
viole para darse conocer muy prom
to, colaborando, ALA por los aio de
90, en- LA AUREoLA, peri6dico gadi-
tano, en- union de excelentes escrito-
res, entire ellos Amador de los Rios,
Flores Arenas, oloma, Campoamor 70
rrilla.--Comenzo su carrera hteraria pu
blicando poesias hricas; despues escri-
bio algunas obras dramaticas entire las
que recordamos BELTRAN Y LA POM
PADoUR, UN RELATE EN- GRANA-
DA, LA FLOR DE BEsALU, Ell DU-
QUE DE ALBA, Ell DON DEL CIELo,
Ell PELUQUERo DE S. A., Y, por Ill
tilno, fjando su verdadero vocaci6n.
dedic6se los estudios literarios a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-06
A proposito de la Fedora
cion de Ligas Agrfcolas
Para los agricuItores y la Liga Agraria

Son muchos los agricultores que con
motive de un suelto de la Liga Agra
ria, relacionado con la Asamblea de
Representatives. de Ligas Agricolas, lie
vada cabo en- San Juan en- los dias
10 y 20 del mes pr6ximo pasado, han
venido hasta mi en- busca de veracidad
en- cuanto 10 que tai suelto relata y
10 que en- la citada asamblea Sc trat6.
No era mi intenci6n publican NADIA So
bre este particular, pues seguramente
a estas hcras la Iiga Agraria, que dice
ser la representation de la masa agri-
cola del pals, este mejor enterada de los
fines y acuerdos de la efectuada asam-
blea y haya reconocido su equivocaci6n
en- cuanto 10 que refere en- su CAR
TIA CIRCULAR A LOS TERRATE-
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algtn dia Sc deben cubrir esas necesi-
dades saben que 81 en- sus activida-
des actuaciones estan los medioS pa
ra conseguirlo, sabran brindar esas ac-
tividades y actuaciones; sabran respon-
der esas necesidades del pals, sin per-
judicar en- NADIA al pobre agricultor, azo-
tado y arruinado por la usura, por los
miles de agentes que viven de su pro-
ducto. Y 81 hubiera necesidad de au-
mentar contribuciones, hagase, v bien
hecho estara. No es solo ell agricultor
quien debe pagar, y no 10 sera. En-
presas, corporaciones indus,sias hay
en- Puerto Rico, que no pagan un vein
tie por ciento en- contribuciones de 10
que debieran pagar con relaci6n sus
actividades, capitales beneficios. Y
estas empresas, corporaciones, indus
trias, etc, elias tocara entonces pagar
10 justo y 10 merecido, Y habra dinero,
Sc habran aumentado las contribucio-
mes, oendremos mas escuelas, habra mas
carreteras, Y ell agricultor no habra 81
do ell sacrificado, nj nadie en- Puerto Ri
CO habra sufrido sacrifcios.
Juan Acosta HENRIQUEz
(Licdo. en- Ciencias Agricolas).