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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

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hija.
lie sobraba raz"n.
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rribie sera ESQ., .Pero listed no TO
hara. verdad?
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mientras no IA anne sjlo como Sc
lcbc afnar 4 una mia.
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2adecia con Gravedad, Y todas las
~,caNanass Ia maudado ? informarse
De su saiud.
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Eurte con asombro.
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d;jeron.
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pecho. m~ordiendome con Ia verdade-
"a rabia ei coraz6n. 70 pense en- Lo-
IA. denostrando aqual interes poT
mi. Que solo el amor pod!a producer
10. dados los amos t~ranscurrldos '
mi conducta para con ella. Y pen
Sc en- ella con ira. aQut digo cor ira
Con odio. Con profundo y teFFiple
odio!
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aouellas ideas que me hacian Su'F'r
le preEunt":
MANUEL ma vcntdo 'odos los
dfas:
ST. senior. ha venido ac~onpahado
ION ot-o mAdico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

-;Ah. "a Sc QUEEN IS. lie conozco
tambien es amigo MO,
-Todos los dfas pareclar eno!ar-
So al habIar aGuf de Ia enterIhedad.
Don Manuel sustcnfa que USED es-
taba enfe,mo del alma. Y u otro
medicO. que no...... ~" So 70 gu"
cosa - los ~nervios. ETnca h~ab!aban
delante de M: pero - los ola ce-
RS de Ia nuerta. olga listed. ..agre-
"a tomando aquel aire confidential
.mp!,ado anrcs pOr ella. Don Ma
nuAl es hueno. zero 81 otro. .iJesds
me vaiga, no cree en NADIA.
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Ia puer,a de Ia caiie anunci6 la vi
sta de Manuel.
1IamA. mama! CRITIC Lola pre-
~cipitandose sobre la anciana Y des-
pertandola. Ia vienen Jos medicos.
Ambas salieron rapidamente de IA
habitaci6n para recibirios.
xxx.
Nj Co~nvalcscicncia fue rapIda, : to-
dos los sfntomas de Ia enfermedad
desaDarecieron graiualnerte. que
dando en- Ia partc fisica dc mi SCI un'
TN es;ado lie Ianguidez y de prcfun-
DO desfalIecimiento, y en- 10 Darte
moral. I'M combate terrible.
Apenas despertaba en- la mahana
temprano : ola las yoccs dc los ninos
due foymaban aGucila familia. la
maudo a Lola. Todos CT Ia cas- te-
MAN al-o que hacer cen Ia hermoss
c~riatura, que a todos tambieu los
atendia con infatigable act vidad. Du-
rante el dfa tambian en- las Primeras
noras de Ia noche. repetfan ~ nom-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

90 -
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t!endo. va Ia ~recuerdo a listed.
Guards silencic. pensando que 81 e
p~csu7taba que e~nfermedad habia to-
. nido y eI tempo de su duraci6n. 81
~respuesta evasjva Y engahoSa no me
deiarfa satisfecho. AQuel!a Erase pro-
nurciada por ella con sencI'!ez Y de
una manora natural. Todas las no.
ches ha vclado, era suticlente para
hare~wo ccrnprender que IA cnfer-
medal habla durado varios diaS. Pc
60 me importaba cual fuese aCuella.
pero st e. tempo de su duraclon.
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Mia. le die. porrue aQue' nom
bre de Lola me r~epuSnaba, ' no ne
cestto axplicar Ia causa. Me haria
listed favor de ensenarme la Ultima
receta? Soy also medico. Y en- ella We
rs 81 yoy rea!mente de aiv!o.
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ST. Ia de aver.
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pasos que "A s~eparahan &c \ mesa.
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pues. volyiendo a mi )ado, ruso m
mis- mauos Ia Ultima deccta dc Ma
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
CARMEN
Novel; Mcxicars
PoS
PEDRO CASTEHA

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"a listed mas
ouise cortestsrla- Fero NJ Us IN
nosihle. Abrf los cjos. mas aau con
Ia mi-ada INA en- ella : sem" cue M
liza como desplomando en- NJ S7ISno
immense
Carmen die. pero creo cue solo
con el pensamiento, Y cast CT IN 1e'7r-
20 presundo. en- "a NADIA y en- 10 al
soluto del no ser
Una fiesre cerebral ne tuvo pos
trade en- eI lecho duraole al=unoS
dias. de los cuaIeS NADIA recue-do. Ma
nue. me a,endio con e~ficacis- .N"7cS
Il perdonare e habe-me vuelto q ia
vida,
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desper,ase de uu sueno protundc. Nj
cabeza cstaba i adclorida y m; cuer
10 como e7tumecido. R~econocieudo M
Plea. VI con asombro una sonora an
LANA que dcrmta On T~ si'I"n- =
? una joven hermosa, rubIa y Dc Clcs
szules. ruc esraha ocupando orro. co
locado a los pies de mn ca;re. Nj sren-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

,Follc,.a 40 %
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25
SCHEME TO pEFRAuo
FORMER SOLDIERS is
Barred BY OFFICIALS

Designing to profit at the expense
OF soldiers who served in the recent
war, there has been inaugurated by
an INSCRIPTIONS concern In Salt
Lake, according to report emanat.
ing from the capital city, a scheme
to wrest from every member of
the American Legion the sum Of
$50 on the representation that in
order to receive a certificate OF ser
vice in the military or naval forces
Of the United States 1t Is absolutely
necessary to secure from the Salt
Lake concern a frame in which to
place the certificate
The scheme is condemned by Muir
ray Mccarthy, state adjutant in
command of the department Of Utah,
American Legion.
Circular letters have been received
by many OF the Lehi members of
the American Legion, from the Salt
Lake schemers, advising them in
misrepresenting language that unless
a frame for the certificate is order
ed through them, at a cost of $3.50,
the certificate will not be issued.
The Salt Lake concern sending out
this letter is not authorized in any
manner, either by the governmnt
or by department officials to make
any such demand on former soldiers
and from every viewpoint It ia merely
scheme to take advantage OF the
ex-soldiers and defraud them.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25
Articles OF
incorporation Filed

The irrigation interests Of Jbsse
Knight OF Provo, with those of Joseph
r. Murdoch OF Heber City, are united,
so far as is necessary, to promote an
extensive irrigation enterprise at the
south and southwest shores of Utah
lake, In new company, known as
the Goshen Valley Irrigation company,
of which the articles of incorporation
we're filed with the secretary of state
last week. The company is captilized
at S250,000 in 90 cent shares. Joseph
II. Murdoch Is president and general
manager; w. Lester Mangum, Vice
president, and II. j. Murdoch, secre-
tary and treasurer.
In addition to j. X. Murdoch and
Mr.. Mangum, the directors OF the new
company are j. b. Keller, Jesse
Knight, Abel j. Evans, II. Il. Smoot,
r. e. Allen, j. A. Boshard and II. Il.
Waldo Each of these incorporators
is credited with holding 1000 shares
OF stock in the new company; the
Utah Lake Irrigation company, Of
which J. II. Murdoch is president, has
10000 shares; the Provo Reservoir
company, with the same president,
$4,000 shares, and the Utah Valley
Land & Water company, of which
Jesse knight is president, $4,000
shares.
The company takes over various
lands situated in the irrigation dis
trict, including the site OF the pro
poses pumping plant just south OF
Pelican point, on Utah lake. II also
takes over slaves for 900 feet of four.
foot wood pipe from the syphon over
the Jordan river a short distance
north OF the Narrows. This property
is given in the incorporation papers
a total value OF $4,000.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25
DRY GRAIN PROSPECTS FOR
NEXT YEAR BRIGHT

The outlook for good dry farm
crop for next year is brighter at this
season than for several years past
The excess moisture during October
and thus far in November insures
the water necessary to mature the
crop. A number Of farmers have al
most perfect stands. With the others,
while at this writing their stands are
spotted, II is expected future warm
days will bring the remainder of the
young plants through and make the
stands even.
AS district there is a good aver.
age planted The excellent prospects
thus far would indicate a record cror
for the 1921 season.
Flowing Of the lands on the farms
however, is way behind the ordinary
years. The excessive moisture has
prevented many farmers from plowihe
single furrow for next falls plant
Ing. This Is not worring them
though, as early spring blowing is
considered nearly as good as the fall
blowing. The only difference, some
say, is that they will have so much
more to do in the spring.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25

Friends OF Ferd Evans gave him a
surprise party Friday evening at his
home. Fourteen chums we're present.
They enjoyed dancing at the drug
store followed by games and lunch at
the home. Decorations at the home
we're in pink and white.
A wireless message from Santa
Claus states that he will arrive with
his load Of Xmas goods and toys at
Peoples Coop, next week, December
first. adv
Monday evening neighbors OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Green entertained al
party in their honor Mr., and Mrs
Green are moving to Salt Lake. The
evening was spent with games and
music. Refreshments were served
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25
If you HONE BREW"
YOU TAKE A CHANCE

The decision of Commissioner w.
NJ. Williams OF the internal revenue
Office to vigorously prosecute manu-.
facturers OF home brew, as well as
sellers OF hops. malt extracts and
grape Juice mad other materials out
OF which liquor can be made, will be
carried out to the very letter in this
district" declared G. e. Keenan,,
agent in charge OF the prohibition
office for this state.
Section IS of the Volstead prohi.
bition law holds the merchant, who
sells the sack OF sugar, when he
knows II vii be used for liquor max.
Ing as guilty as the man who manu-.
features the malt. There has never
been any excuse for home brew, Just
the same as there has never been any
excuse for whisky" continued Mr..
Keenan,.
| The enforcing of this decision, how.
ever, as inerptreted by Officer keenan,
Is only a minor question that con.
fronts the prohibition officers Of this
district.
We are not half so much concern,
ed" said Mr.. keenan,. about a few
people making little beer for home
use, as We are TO arouse the people
OF the state to the fact that their
country is full OF "moonshiners" and
ootleggers, who are in my opinion
the most undesirable and depicable
citizens that we have"
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25
AN APPEAL
To the Republicans Of the Country and
All Those Who Aided Them:

The Republican success in the 1920
election has been commensurate with
the quality OF our candidates and the
righteousness OF our cause.
| This success Is the partnership M.
complishment OF all Republicans
Everywhere and OF hundreds of tho,.
SANDS OF well-wishers of good govern.
ment regardless of past party Anil.
lations.
To all OF these we now appeal. he.
cause II is the mutual responsibility
OF us all who will share alike in the
consequent mutual benefit of good
government.
The plan OF limiting campaign con.
tributions to $1,000. adopted by vour
national organization, has left your
party unmortgaged.
IL has been most advanced stan
In placing the business OF politics on
the highest plane, and has brought
an interest on the part OF thousands
who never before have been concern.
ed with politics.
some weeks before election Il was
apparent that the expenses provided
Tor in our budget. with the strictest
economy would exceed the conrtibu.
lions but we were unwilling either 70
leave undone any legitimate effort
essential to complete success or 10
change the method OF raising monev
we were then sure and we are now
sure that every Republican desires
mat the expenses OF the campaIgn no
distributed In this manner.
your presidential campaign tbis
year cost no more than that of 1919
when dollar went nearly tvvice 90 ~
as Il does today.
pour years ago the bulk ->of the
.a,npalBh fund came from $50 con.
trloutors, while this year the approxi.
ha'eiy 100000 contributed no date
sor the presidential election has come
from $4,000 giyers. ' 0'i"e
the victory won, the RAISING - ,ho
ueHcit would be easy, indeed ~ vour
committee We're willing 10 abandon
lhe policy OF keeping down the aver.
sBe OF contribution. This we are
determined not to do. Il was n agbt
VI an the people. The result snesl~s
'or Itself. II lifted a burden from the
~ OF millions and points the way
20 better and happier days We ash
now now Tor that additional help from all
", Is merited both by the success.
.ul conclusion of the effort and nv
no consequent contribution 10 the wei.
gre OF all Of our people and the glory
II the nation '' e'oiS
LEI us now have help from every
AHeflcan who Is grateful for a.
lctory and all that 1t means 10 the
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25

The nefarious concern is known to
the department officials IN Salt Lake,
who have essayed to protect all
members OF the American Legion in
the matter and who are bringing
pressure to bear with the result that
any who may have been deceived
by the fraudulent concern and have
RENTED the amount demanded, may
have the money returned to them.
II is said that the frame offered by
the concern sending out the letters
has an intrinsic value OF about q
cents.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25

country. II might we'll be- In the
nature of a Thanksgiving offering Tor
the return to a certainly safe, sane
constitutional progressive government
Let us by general and generous
giving put the seal Of approval upon
the policy Of putting a national ad-
mlnistration in power free from any
possible embarrassment OF special
obligation to any man, men or group
OF men. Let us make the contribution,
whether large or small, and whether
or not we have heretofore given, COM
lmensurate with our means and our
appreciation, always within the maxi
mum limit heretofore fixed
Let us get our names on the corner
stone OF a sturdier political structure,
upon the roll of those who have helped
make possible campaign OF which, in
methods and result, we may as Re
publicans and patriots be justly proud.
Most earnestly we urge that this aid
be given quickly, that your committee
may be enabled to discharge the
partys obligations and turn to further
constructive work In behalf of party
and country.
Republican National Committee,
VIII H. Hays, Chairman
Checks should be made payable to
Fred w. Upham, Treasurer, or James
G.. Blaine, Jr, Eastern Treasurer, and
sent to the Committees Office, l9
West 44th Street, New York City, N
IY. adv
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25
Local Items

d. N. Adams Of Malad, Idaho, was
here on business Friday.
Mrs. John Dewey, Mrs. Hyrum
Smith, and Mrs. Chase Featherstone
autoed to Alpine Monday.
The Big Sale Continues at Peoples
Coop. adv.
Miss Thelma Varney was able to
leave the hospital Friday after re.
cent operation for appendicitis.
Lawrence Turner left last week for
Helper, Utah, where he will be EN-.
ployed for the next several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parker OF
Pleasant Grove, we're visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hunger,
on Friday.
Big Sale still on at Watsons adv.
.
Ben r. Eldridge, State U. s. Dairy
Representative was in Lehi Tuesday.
He visited the Utah Farmer office and
some of the dairy farms.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sorenson OF
West Jordan. were Lehi visitors
Monday the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Soren Sorenson.
To cheer the friends who can no
be with you'at Xmas. send your photo
Studio open Saturdays. Larson &
Rollow over Broadbent's Store. 1852
Mrs. A. II. Mayberry is reported t.
be very Ill with pneumonia. Little
hope was held out for her recovery
on Sunday but since then she ha.
rallied and is now expected to recover
o
Erwin Sorenson, who is employed
at West Jordan, spent Monday here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sorer
Sorenson.
Friday evening Miss Edith Cheltor
entertained a number of friends at an
oyster supper at the home of hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Chelton.
Don't forget the free theatre tickets
one with every dollar at Peoples
Coop. adv
Miss Myrtle Dickerson returned
home from Salt Lake yesterday after
spending the past few weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Dlckerson and
Mrs. w. w. Dickerson were Salt
Lake visitors Monday.
Sylvan Smith of Garland was the
guests Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith. Sunday.
The Big Sale Continues at People's
Coop. adv
%
Mrs Heber Webb is entertaining
today at a birthday party in honor of
her son. Wayne. II is his eighth
birthday. Twenty-Five little guests
VIII be present, Games. music and
refreshments will make the party a
success.
Mrs John Chelton went to Pocatello
Idaho last week where her son, Den.
I'll, is quite i'll. She is still with him
o.
The Big Sale Continues at Peoples
Coop. adv
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25

The Big Sale Continues at Peoples
Coop. adv
Mrs. Alta Schow delightfully."- enter
tanned at a dinner yesterday at the
sugar company boarding house. Sugar
company officials we're the guests
They were: Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hodge, Mayor and Mrs. James II
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Bush
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Cutting, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Trinnaman, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wing and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Taylor.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25
WARD PARTY FRIDAY

Members of the Lehl First Ward
will enjoy a ward social in their
Amusement Hall Friday evening, this
week. The affair has been christened,
First Ward Peanut Bust and Apple
Stuff" All ward members are especial.
ly invited to be present.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-11-25

The Ivy ReOecca 49,
tanned at a social Ts S,.'
in honor of State 1 p,.l,
Ellzebeth cannesIets, ' !,
Mrs. Lena Lehman, a |" y,
were visiting the loc,, ~
and members on Thur.s,, y
A delightful party was y.
g. cotter was hostess ~ p' =
during their visit and s,''
home by auto. '''0'
Bargains in every a.,.
Peoples Coop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georgo O
nounce the engagement, q, :
ter Erma, to Mr.. R. / "
the wedding to take plae. =
Der 9Th in the Salt LAX, II
o
An exceptionally deu,sa,
party was given by N, :,
James M. Kirkham at th,l, I
day evening in honor Of NJ, =.
4Sth birthday. Games ana
were the features Of ths !
entertainment. The ianny !,
for their entertaining ana n
was another credit mark n.
ent were: Bishop and N,
Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
hAI|
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber wsAh
Mrs. Leroy Davis, DR.. Ana =
Worlton, DR.. and Mrs. Cal ,
and Mrs. William worltn
Mrs. II. c. christensen, N,
A. b. Anderson, Mr.. and n
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. FraSl
Bishop and Mrs. r. J. WI
and Mrs. Albert Bone, Nj. a
w. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lama
Mrs. Leon Taylor, Mr..
Samuel Peterson, Presldsat
A. ]. Evans, Mr.. and Nm
Webb and Mrs. Emma woi
The Dolores star., 1920-12-24

Primrose Rebekah Lodge will give a
dance and box supper New Years eve
at the opera house, Friday night, Dec
ember 81. Everyone is invited to this
supper and dance to watch the old wear
out and the new year IN. On the night
of January 6, 1921, Rebekah and Odd
Fellow Lodges will hold a joint instala-
ton of officers. All members of both
lodges are requested to be present to
see this work put on as it is something
very interesting. Lunch will be
served To the members of Primrose
Rebekah Lodge No. l08 and Dolores
Lodge No. 25 |. o. o. F. we wish you
one and all a Merry Christmas and
Prosperous New Year.
The Dolores star., 1920-12-24
LRKEvIsTR

On Monday, December goth, just as
the sun was sinking to rest, Martha
Jane Dunning, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dunning. returned to
the Heaven whence she came. Her
short stay brought much happiness and
her untimely departure left vacancy
which can never be filled.
Charlie Ownby had to call doctor
for his baby. The child was doing
nicely and then suffered relapse.
Willis Rees says he is feeling pretty
good after his relapse.
Taylor Wilkerson is our leading dairy
exponent. He has fine Holstein bull
and is bringing his herd up to high
standard. Yes, What? This morning
he found the sixth bull calf on the job.
And not a single heifer the whole
season.
The last letter from Mrs. McDill tells
US that she will not be home for
Christmas. She has been to church.
She met some more Montezuma people
in Durango. Miss Creigher and Mr..
and Mrs. Channell. She says that
hard times have reached Durango too.
Business is very dull for this time OF
wear. That there are three men
hunting every job of work.
This is the joyous Christmas season,
and the thing that impresses most is
that nobody speaks Of or thinks OF the
Christ whose birthday we are celebrat-
ing. 1t would seem that we have
wondered far from the fields of God
and are wondering around in the
wilderness. And we are not winning
happiness and content. God did moi
plant content in the fields belonging te
Mammon. The wild things we find ou'
here may satisfy some, but l woulo
rather be at home in Gods fair fields
The Dolores star., 1920-12-24
CROSS ROAD

Mrs Hechtman left last week to
spend several weeks visiting in Arizona.
Miss Clara Elder returned home
Saturday from three weeks visit with
old friends in Ames and Telluride.
Our primary teacher, Mrs. Shaffstall.
was unable to teach last week as she
had bad case of bronchitis.
There will be community dance and
pie social at the Arriola school house
New Years eve. Proceeds to buy
some lights for the school house.
Frank Elder was taken to the hospital
at Cortez, Sunday, suffering with
kidney trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peel have moved
back into their old home. Also their
son, Halles, and wife live at the old
home We are very glad that they are
back. Mr.. Peel has been in Arizona
for the last six months for his health.
Guy Adams has been helping Mr..
Smith at the court house lately.
Madams Winbourn, Lynch and Yar-
brough were among those taken
teachers examintion last week.
The Dolores star., 1920-12-24

Mr.. H. w. Graves, of Dolores. Colo
rado. is in Kansas City taking medical
treatment at the Parkview Sanitarium.
The Parkview is the largest institution
of its kind in the world. DR.. A. S.
McCleary, who has made success of
curing piles without surgery for a
quarter of century, owns and is the
active head of this sanitarium. There
are always more that two hundred
patients from all parts of the country.
under DR.. McCleary's care.