davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper news., 1920-07-29
FLIES AND HEALTH.
Septic Tanks for Outhouses Enemy to
Fly Pest.

Fly Pest.
Those of us who spend 80 min
utes or an hour each day exercis-
ing with a fly swatter in Difference
to the swat the fly" command
ment may feel that we are doing a
good work, and we are. But it is
a work that could be lightened if
not completely put out of our pro-
gram. Killing one fly with a
swatter is not a circumstance to
preventing the birth of millions of
flies by observing habits of COM
mon cleanliness.
"A sucker is born every minute"
says one of our American axioms,
but the sucker is a piker compared
to the fly. From May until Sep
TENDER one female fly may beget
l ,555, 100000 Fsother flies. And
these flies are all bred in horse ma
nure or some other form of filth.
The more filth there is the more
flies there will be; contrariwise,
the less filth the fewer flies. If
there was no filth there would be
no flies, and the wire used in max
ing fly swatters could be put to
other uses.
The fly is one Of nature sscaven-
gers, holding its place in order to
consume dirt. As long as there
is dirt there will be flies and as
long as there are flies humanity
will have to endure the evils
which follow from dirt and flies.
Ii was so in the time OF Pharaoh
and it is so today.
A health campaign has been in
augurated in Sarcoxie and in the
country generally, having for it's
object the reduction of the fly
menace and the conservation of
human health and comfort. The
people are asked to abolish the
old, unsanitary clubhouse and to
install septic tanks or other san
itary contrivances which will do
away with filth, thus also doing
away with the feeding and breed
ing places for flies. In its essence
the health campaign is a campaign
of cleanliness.
So the person who does not en-
joy flattening flies over his walls
or window with fly killer should
be interested in the health cam
paign. The person whose morn
ing Sumber is interrupted by flies
buzzing around his face or sliding
over his bald head should also be
interested. Peace: of mind and
happy Oontentment are compan-
ions of cleanliness, and-"E'en
from the body's purity the mind
receives a secret sympathetic aid"
-Sarcoxie Record.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-29
Two Cause. Of "Exe Spots

Spots before the eyes are Of two
kinds, namely floating and stationary
The former is q normal effect from
natural imperfections of the eye, more
noticeable in case of digestive distur-
Dances. The stationary spots nre a
symptom of cataract. or opacity Of
the crystalline lens.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-29
OCEAN /, Noruax,, Hlahwax.

Norwny's small number Of. eutomo-
biles would be larger IL its 100000
people we're not stretched out along
some 1900 miles Of seacoast. The ocean
is the ordinary highway between DIFF
ferent parts Of the country.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-29
co,x.PIIot a Small Fish.

The cow-pilot is a small fish, 10
called in Bermuda because It IL be-
lieved always to accompany the cow
Ash. 1t is one Of the demoiselles and
is also called ''mOjarra." DemOiselles
are distinguished by having only two
spines In the anal I'm.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-29
Ready Acuuiescence.

"You haven't explained how you
happened to have these chickens in
your possession" said magistrate
sternly to the prisoner. Use trying to
think, yer worship. Give me time"
replied the prisoner. 81 will. Fourteen
dayS!"
The Jasper news., 1920-07-29
Mot Their Measure.

Bankers are the last men to COM
NIT Rlch an indiscreti0n as to speak
Of their friends as men Of sterling In
tegrity.--Americnn Banker.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-29
Am,rleans and Eeenomx.

Americans are economical only In
the use Of economy. II that is an
anomaly or a paradox. make the most
Of it.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-29

Select your fires soo
oordins to the FoadS
fhey have to travail:
In sandy or billy coun-
Try, wherever the going
AZ apt to be heavy--The
u. s. Nobby.
For ordinary country
xoads-The u. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels -
The u. S. Plain.
For best results
evsTywhere-U.S. Royal
Cords.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-08

USED TRUCKS
 THAT ARE WORTH WHILE We have the following hand In frst-class mechanical condition. ready to go work, viz.: 2-Ton Mack-Rebuilt, with brand new rack body. guaranteed the same as
 3-Ton Packard-Chassis and cab. Two 2k Ton Maccars-One with sub- stantial padded van body. the other with rack body.
 S-Ton White Dump-Newly painted. 2-Ton Nash-With brand-new lumber body. newly painted. Two 1919 6-Ton Clydesdaie Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day-Elder 25-pas- senger buses with Goodyear spare- Worth investigation Cali Liberty <3o. see
 CHANDLER
 MACK MOTOR TRUCK co. 2e& Whalley Ave-, New Haven. Conn.
 7-3o-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-09-08

USED TRUCkS--Att ention. Jitney and Bus
 AAen: The trolley situation confronting
 us. not only in ISrlogeport. but in our own
 city New Britain. is critical. as you
 know. Now is the time to get cusy anu set wh:ie prospects are good. Ne have the following for sale al right priees:
 Three 1919 Reo lS-passenger pusesi also one 1920 55-passenger Packard. These are all in urst-claSs shape mechanically, brand new cora tires all around; worth invsstt-
 gation. Call Liberty 4So or see Chandler, Mack Motor Truck Company. New haven. Conn. 7-l2-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-09-08

FOR SALE-One 19Is Maxwell touring; fine condition; must soiu at once. make oner. Central Garage, Southington. 9-l-tdx
New Britain herald., 1920-09-08
NOTICE

NOTIG E-Shn mpooing. maniruring scalp treatments and facial massage: ladies attended al their homes. Margaret Hepp. 70 Wilson St Phone l65-a. a-S-id
New Britain herald., 1920-09-08
FOUND

FOTND-Sum of money bus last satur,
 day, Call st A ]. Churchilfs store 27; Main St. and identify amount a-s-5d,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
oRDEN DE LA GRAN PARADA CT
VICo-MILITAR DE LA FERIA RE
GIoNAL
Ell coRREsPoNsAL

El sabado, dia primero de mayo dc
1920 tendra lugar la Inauguration de la
Gran Feria Regional A las nueve dc la
mahana de ese dia sc formara EN- la Pla
ga de Colon una gran Parada Mi
litar, que recorrera las Gales de Allen
Salvador Brau, disolviendose finalmen
te en- el mismo sitio de partida. sea
en- Ia Plaza de Colon. Ell orden de la
parada sera ell siguien:e:
vanguardia de la Policia Insular; Co
ronel y Estado Mayor de la Policia.
Banda del Regimiento de Puerto Ri
CO.
Regimiento de Puerto Rico.
Banda Municipal.
Desfle de las Autoridades Insulares,
Fedcrales Municipales, y la Legisla-
tura.
Nifas de la Escuela de Benefcencia,
presididas por la sefori:a Santaeila.
Banda de la Escuela de Nihos. y Sc
guida por diversas compafias de esta
escuela.
Desfle de los Bomberos del Munich
pio, precedidcs por la Banda de la Es-
cuela Reformatoria de Mayaguez.
Gran desfle de las organizacicne5 CT
vicas, instituciones culturales que de-
seen asistir a esta parada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
EXHIBICION EN- Ell "COAMO"
A BENEFICIO DE LA
CRUZ ROJA

Mr. W. A. Auberts, quien, gene.
rosan1ente, volara en- aeroplano du
rante Ia Feria, Y que eontrato va
rios n1meros de espectaculo para Ia
Cruz Roja en- los Estados Unidos.
rccibi6 aver tardc ell siguiente aero
grama:
Haremos exhibiciones bailarinas y
otros n1meros a bordo "Coamo', es-
ia noche, beneficio Cruz Roja".
LARVETT."
Esto pone de relieve el espiritu Dc
los artistas dc la Cruz Roja, que vie
nen en- el referido buque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
Una CARTA

Utuado, abril 90 de 1920.
Sir. don Jose Mayol,
(Representante dc Ell ANcoRA)
Utuado. Puerto Rico.
Muy senior mio y amigo:
Por su conducto, como digno repre-
sentante que es en- 'esta poblacion, de
la gran sociedad de seguros de Vida y
contra Academies Fisicos, Ell AN
CORA, deseo hacer pubhco en- bien
de mi pueblo que con esta misma fe-
cha acabo de rscibir de dicha socie-
dad de manos del Administrator, un
cheque mi favor y cargo del Gre
ditto Ahorro Poncefio'' por la suma
de sEIscIENTos oCHENTA Y sEIs
DOLLARS sETENTA CENTAvos,
(S6s6.7o) por haber sufrido ell Aciden-
te de PARALYSIS.
De listed atento amigo y S. S.
Por Jose Dolores de JESUS JESUS,
tfdO) Gerardo de Jesus.
NoTA DE LA ADMINISTRATION:
Don Dolores de Jesus v Jests estuvo
asegurado durante cuatro amos sieto
nseses habiendo pagsdo eurante ese
tempo, la suma de sEsENTA Y DOS
DOLLARS por ell scstenimiento de su
POLKA. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29

Algunos de los hoteles mas impor an
tes de San Juan estan llenos va de gen
tes de la isla que vienen. presencIar
los festivales de la Inauguration de Ia
Feria. Ell Victory Garden ha heeno
saber que con motive de esbas hes' as
suspendera dos funciones corridas, que
seran las de los dias primero segun
do de maYo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
CON L1cENc1A

FL juez Hamilton, de la Corte Fede-
raj, >ha solicitado varios dias de licen-
cia, que lie fueron concedidos.
. Aver shli6 para vieques, en- union de
su distink kuida fanilia, con Ell fin de des
canzar de la ardua labor que ha venido
sostenieneo desde que Sc puso en- vigor
La ley della prohibici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
In
FORMACIONES De
LACIUDAD DEL sur

ABRII. 27.-Anoche celebraron ses on
ordinaria los asambl,. jtas municipal
les. Sc leyeron algunas peticiones. Fuc
tomada en- consideration una del Ash
10 de Damas, pidiendo al Ayuntamien-
to lie suministrGra dl.erm.nada can
tidad dc aqua para los pobres. FL
Asilo, ca cambio, ofrecc un ndmero
de camas para los pobres de solemni-
dad que Ell municipio envie dicho
ASH.
La session. continuara ell proximo lu-
mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
PARA NUEvA YORK

Ha embarcado para Nusva York Ia
muv estimada senora Dolores Estrada
de Gonzalez. quien permanecera all
COS meses.
LIE deseamos feliz estadia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
VEGA BAJA EN- LA FERIA EXPO
SICION

Ell Iicenciado Jose Guevara Munoz,
Presidente de Ia Cruz Roja en- Vega Ba-
ia, ha realizado, con eficacisimos Iesul-
tados, una intensa campafia EN- aquel
distrito, y debido a sus gestiones, po-
dremos contar con los siguien' es ntlme
ros extraordinarios para Ia Feria Re
gional: un nino hermosisimo que pesa
go libras, a pesar de su corta edad;
una cepa de cana Y otras exhibiciones
de interes para los agricultores. Ell Sc
nor Guevsra ha organizado, con la asis
tencia del DepartamenAo de Instruction,
una excursion escolar compuesta como
de trescientos nifos de ambos sexos,
que vendran a San Juan, a visitar la
Feria en- un dia especial, designado al
efecto. Tambien vendra una excursion
social. en- la que figuran elementos pres
tigiosisimos de la sociedad de Vega
Bsja. Tambien Sc nos informa extra
oficialmente que la muy bella senortta
Fanny Muller, visitara ell Salon de las
Hesperides de la Feria, que es donde
Sc decidira cual es ell tipo mas perfecso
dc belleza en- Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
LO que COStaran las
GntradaS a Ia Feria

Para conocimiento del pdblico Ell ge-
neral Sc hace saber por la presente que
los precios de entrada en- la Feria Re
gional de la Cruz Roja seran los siguien
tes durante los ocho dias de los fes iva
les:
Adultos 90 cts.
Niiios memories de II amos, 25 cts.
Autos Coches excluyendo chau
ffeurs cocheros, 20 cts.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29

Nos completeness en- dar la publi-
cidad noticias de esta ~indole, aunque
sabemos que han de mortificar, en- par
te, la excesiva modestia del bien que
rido amigo, mas bien para que sirva
de satisfaction de estimulo saluda-
bles sus inteligentes paisanos, que
por 10 que pudieramos halagarle en-
su amor propio.
va 10 hemos dicho en- diversas oca-
stones, 10 repetimos ahorp: Ell pa
triotismo de los padres portorriquenos
mas quo en- ninguna otra cosa, debe
estribar er preparar de un modo con-
veniente los hijos. para despues, lar
carlos por la ruta del exito, ese no.
BILE, immense prodigioso "Pais de
Mods'', en- que a cada cual Sc lie re-
conoce su dereeho y su valsr, sin in
quirir jamas las procedencias, al juz-
CARLO.
va 10 dijo muy bier el gran Zorrilla;
sQue la felicidad de las naciones,
su libertad, su gloria y su grandeza,
las arraiga Ell saber,
no los cafiones"
De todo coraz6n feLicittmos a su
buen padre, el caballero, ciudadano sui
20, don Clemente Boschetti, persona
estimadisima en- esta Capital.
Antonio BLANco FERNANDEZ
San Juan, r. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29

Los comercianteb vec nos dc la
Playa Sc han dirigido al Ayuntamien-
to, pidiendo que sea asfaltada la calle
del Comercio, del expresado pob,ado.
Es de esperarse que el nuevo comisio-
nado dc obras pdbIsas municipales,
senior Silva, tome en- consideration es-
ia justa peticion de aquellos vecinos.
En- la session de anoche de Ia Asam
blea mum cipal Sc lego Ia renuncia que
presanta el asambleista Licdo. Gus avo
Rodriguez, quien alega, para clio, mo-
tivos de salud.
La Asamblea, EN- vista de las razo-
nts expuastas, acordo aceptar La re-
nuncia Y lie tribute un voto de sim
patiac.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29

Sc encuentra desde hacS diEs en-
fermo en- union de su dist'nguida es-
posa, el respectable caballero don Luis
Sanchez Fraslueri. gerente dc la SUI
cursal de Sanchez Morales Co, :"
Hacemos votos poi sr salud.
Ell coRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29

Sabemos que en- la pr6xima reunion
de la Asamblea municipal sc nombra-
'ra Ell Ausitor ell Concejal que susti-
tuira al sehor Rodriguez. va. Sc ha
pedido tetna al Comite Local do Ia
Union.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
.UN gran TRIUN-
70 De UN POR-
TORRIQUENO

AHoId ~ poCO el IuIHO dl JOVeu uOA
Helvet.o Boschetti, prestigioso elemen
to de esta Capital, quien acaba de
agregar un lauro mas los muchos que
va tenis conquistados. por su grar in
teligencia, por su tenacidad perse-
verancia prueba de los mas rudos
contratiempos; por su hGnra6fz y
hombria de bien extraordinarios.
Cuando los americanos efectuaron Ia
invasion de la isla, Helvetio cursaba a
la saxon, ell tercer aio dc bachillera-
to con los lltimos excelentes profeso-
res jesuitas que tsniamos aquf. Luego
aspire una beea para ir la Acade-
mia Militar, preparatoria, de King Mon
tainc, s. c., donde obtuvo brillantisi
mas notas, no siendole possible conti-
nuar los estudios en- otra Academia su
perior, por no poser la edad reglamen
taria.
Entonces regreso a Puerto Rico y
Sc inicio en- la carrera mercantil, in
gresando en- la antigua casa de 'Doo
ley, Smith Co.., de esta ciudad, don
de did muy buenos records duran
te varios amos Dicha casa comisionis-
Ia, fue una especie de Escuela Conner
cial, de donde salieron muy competen-
tes financieros que hoy descusllan en-
ell vasto campo mercantil de Puerto.
Rico.
Cuando los Estados Unidos lie decla-
raron la guerra a los teutones, ell jo-
ven Boschetti, oriundo de ilustre fami-
liza suiza. ingres6 por su amor las ar
mas su lealtad la gloriosa bande-
ra americana, en- el primer Training
Camp" de Cayey, donde obtuvo, tras
de excelentes ejercicios, el cargo de
primer teniente del regimiento S75 don
de hubo de prestar magnificos servi-
clos hasta que termin6 la guerra.
Entonces marcho New York. Y,
una mafiana, nos sorprendi6 agradable
mente su s'empre amable simpatica
presencia, de "big boy satisfecho,
en- uno de los rapidos ascensorss de-
Bowling Green Building, IL Broad
way.
Cada cual ibamos a nuestros squeha-
ceres, apenas dispusimos de tempo
suficiente para cambiar el saiudo de
ribrica. un fuerte apreton de ma
nos
..-iMas tarde nos veremos! ..
-lHasta despues!
Y, como ocurre casi siempre en- New
York; no nos volvimos a encontrar.
A los pocos dias. siempre en- M afan
de inquirir noticias de los portorrique
nos, en- aquella vertiginosa urbe, me
cntere de que habia conseguido un mag
nifico ''job'' en- ell ''Banco Mercantil
Americana, do Colombia, secci6n de
New York, cuya opulenta institution
cuenta con ramifcaciones importantas
en- casi todos los paises del mundo.
obtuvo, va al principle, el puesto de
Sub-gerentc del Banco, saliendo al po-
co tempo en- compafia de una impor-
tante comision bancaria para Centre
America.
/ AZ terminar su viaje aquellos pal
ses, quedo defnitivamente en- la ofci
ma Central, de Honda, Colombia. cuyo
banco cuenta con mas de trescientos
millones de capital, v hace alredor de
tres meses Helvetio fue ascendido
director gerente dc dicha Institution,
con un sueldo que, en- Puerto Rico po-
dria considerarse fabulosc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
coNcURso AcRrcoLA
EN- isabella

Pasado maiiana Sc efectuara en- Ia g.
cuela de corchado". de Isabella. M
cOncurso agricOla-indus.riaI. con 81 an
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29
UN PUEBLO SIN Aqua
(POr TeIegrafo)

Ensenada, abril 27.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan
Pueblo dc Guanica, sin aqua. Publ
CO alarmado. Detalles correo.
Ell COPREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29

Han sido denunciados: Alfonso FL
gueroa, juegos prohibidos; Candida Ma
dal, alterar el orden; Jose Antonio To
rruellas infrsNcion ley ce arbitrios,
Ros sndo Antonio Coito, alterar el
orden; Ramon Marin, igual delito, y
Carlos Morales, infraccion ley automo
vilas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-29

En- el proximo vapor Sc embarcara
para Cuba, en- viaje dc recreo ell re-
putado medico doctor Alfredo Fe.ran,
Quisn pasara ALI algunos messs.
Segun informes el dia 10 del actual
debe haber embarcado Ell el puerto de
Barcelona para Puerto Rico, nuestro
distinguido amigo ell doctor Guillo-mo
Salazar, quisn aeompana su esposa
y nifos.
Estara entire nosotros principles
dc mayo.
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-. Aristides cHAv1ER.
Ponce. abril 26. 1920. .


.1).-He aqui La version original
.''J'avais quatorze ans, quand mon pro-
fesseur de piano, Stamaty, me presen-
ia Benoist, lie professeur d'orgue, ex-
cellent ct charmant homme, qu'on appe-
lait familierement lie pere Benoist. On
me plaza devant le clavier; j'etais fort
intimide, ct ce que je ifs entendre etait
tellement extraordinaire, que pus les
6l6ves par;drent ensemble dun immense
sclat de rire. ON ME RECUT COM
ME AUDITEUR.-M voici done ad-
mis- settlement rhonneur d ecouter
les autres. J'e1ais fort assidu, ne per-
dant pas une note, pas un mot du pro-
fesseur; ct, chez moi, je travaillais ct
refechissais, piochant L'ART DE LA
FUGUE de Jean Sebas.ien Bach. Les
eleves n'etaient pas aussi assidus que
moi: un jour qu'ils Sc faisaient rares,
'Benoist, n'ayant plus rien a faire, me
NIT & l'orgue. Cote fois, personne n5eut
envie de rire: du coup je passai eleve
ct je remportai lie second prix la fin
de l'annee". &C. s. s.
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Ponce absii iozc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-24

are despite their great speed, from
practical standpoint not better horse
than those in this country"
Praises Animals
Furlong praises some beautiful ami
mails which were owned by Emir Fei.
sal, the present Arabian ing of Syria
whom the French seek to depose. AS
major. Furlong was associated per.
sonally with Emir and several other
sheiks in military work, and as a ma
Jor of the general staff, was with
Allenby on the west Egyptian frontier
At this time he rode Arabian mounts
and with Allenby was received in state
in the Iibyan desert, and an Arabian
Roundup was staged in honor of the
field marshall. Furlong pays a tribute
to the courage and character of allen
by.
An interesting comparison made by
FurTong is that the North African
Arabs ride stations and the Arabians
ride mares.
Mares Are Petted
"Bedouins pet the mare like child
and she lives in the tent with the fam
ily." said Furlong. "The Bedouin rare
ly sells his mare for through her he
keeps the pedigree. Some equine pedi-
grees have followed for Years parallel
with those of their respective owners.
IF bad luck forces a sale, it is a
recognized custom that the seller
stipulate which horse or horses the
mare shall be bred to, the first mare
fcal going to him. Geldings are rare
The average Bedouin horse is hard
ly distinguishable from the shavetail
bronx. according to Furlong.
Turn 100 of each into the corrals
at the Roundup grounds and leave
them for four or five weeks and defy
anyone but an expert to reclassify the
animals on the old DIVISION" he said.
"Out of 200 horses, of the average
Arabian saddle type, probab bly, 125
would be bronchos, while the balance
would show evidence of being better
bred.
Difference Noted
points of difference between the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-24
SHER|FFS BACK UP ASSER TON OF QUICK WORK
PASSING ON LAWS AND REMAINING HURLBuRT

county officials instead of the two
years as at present.
A major share Of attention was given
to ways and means of getting more
equitable schedule of salaries for the
sheriffs and for their brother county
officials. who are also underpaid. SAL
aries are fixed by the state legislature,
at the pleasure of the various delega-
tions. The sheriffs showed a willing
ness to subscribe funds with which to
get publicity. educating the voters of
the state to the condition of salaries
for officers.
Talk Over Law Enforcement
Discussion on the enforcement of
prohibition laws was taken up and sew
eral suggestions exchanged. johnson
Smith of Portland, chief of the federal
prohibition forces in the state. gave a
talk to the association. in which he
pledged the governments cooperation
in stopping the liquor traffic.
Sheriffs Lille, Alexander and War
nick were named committee on reso-
lutions to draft an expression of con-
dolence on the death of their late com
rade, Sheriff Til Taylor of Umatilia
county. Resolutions thanking Sheriff
W. r. Taylor and the city for the hos
pltality extended the sheriffs, were
also voted.
Hnrlburt Reelected
Sheriff Hurlburt was reelected
head of the association and Sheriff
Lille returned as secretary. Sheriff
John w. Orr. of Polk county. WA
chosen vice president. Portland wa
chosen as the place for the 1921 meet
ing, the date to be set by the president
Sheriffs in attendance today were
T. NJ. Hurlburt, Portland. president
J. w. Lille, Condor, secretary; Georg'
Alexander. Hilisboro; Lee Warwick
4 Ia Grande; John w. orr. Dallas: LEI
Noe, Vale; w. w. Howell. CanyoI
city: e. a. woodcock, Lakeview; c. M
Kendall. Albany and w. r. TAYLOR
Pendleton. johnson Smith, prohih'
,tion officer, of Portland, and J. W
Beveridge. county clerk, Portland. ais
/ attended and made short addresses.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-24


Backing up their assertion that they
work quickly. the sheriffs of Oregon.
In annual convention at the court house
this morning, considered the four year
tenure OF office act, hotter nav for
county officials, improved methods OF
enforcing prohibition laws anu eieit- i
officials in time to adjourn by noon.
A small fire, starting In storeroom
for Janitor's implements on the second
floor, required the organization of the
association into a fire brigade, and, by
quick work, the sheriffs put out
threatening blaze in less than two
minutes.
Endorse 4 Year Term
Ten of the officers were on hand
when sessions were opened at $3.50.
with President Il. NJ. Hurlburt, sheriff
CT Multnomah county. in the chair.
The sheriffs voted to endorse heartily
the measure on the general election
ballot calling forSa four year term for