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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
HARDING LAUDS
OLD STANDARDS
Approves Of Old Patriot
ism If That Is Look
ing Backward.
ADDRESSES OHIO PRESS
Gathering Of Buckeye Editors
Hears Republican Nominee
Defend His Attitude.

MAR1ON, Onto. Aug 49,. Reply
ing In speech here today 20 charges
that the republican pary is 'luuN-
ing backward. Senator Harding DO.
clnrcd that although fu, fuIuto hold
promise ~ new uUhicN,mouH and
progress. t would not dH fui the
nation Go forget the lessons OF tho
past
without D. fcrrinr directly tp tho
Arc,ptnu.D speech uf GuN,rnur Co.'S
h,s democratic opponent the ro.
publican nominee repeated criu-
cisms NJ his party made ir mat
speech and replied that n to foe
mcmhtr the teachings NJ the ftthpra
0f tho republic was tp live u tho
past. then hc was happy tn drink
of the past tor my insptr'llon for
thc morrow"
Talks Paper.
Tho senators address was made
before lh, ohio Republican Ed
tutial association ana In II he took
occasion 10 speak for "a forest policy
tFat would insure an adequate do
mcst.c supply ~ print paper pulp
ana an other home domnuds
lie also advocated an editorial
iNil'N u'l lihl llNhn UhA Hhll ltf
and made u plea Tor honesty In all
business relations
Approves old Standards.
II suppose some people viii say
] am looking backward. Do sal
Senator Harding after declaring his
faith In the old time standards OF
patriotism and morality
But II We may look backward
TO clear our vision, We may look for
ward more confidently II is good
To look bnCk to mako sure ~ the
way righteous mothers taught and
face the front with renewed faith.
Something has been said lately
about looking to the sunriso of to-
morrow, not tho skyline of the set
ting sun Every hope IN life In of
tomorrow. and we could not Nv"
yesterday again if we would ltut
the glory Of 10000 morrows was
wrought In the wisdom CLEANED on
yesterday. on the horizon OF re
publicanlsm there II n mirage Ia
lure the American caravan. but we
mean 10 20 securely on, over the
proven routes OF triumph"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Fdtdl Disease Among
Lire Stock Is Located
in Pittsburg County

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug Ia
An epidemic OF anthrax. one Of
the Diseases most fatal to live
stock. has broken out In Pittsburg
county according to Information
received today by IN H. " Rob
met state veterinarian, who Is
sending part OF his force 20 the
district. Parts ~ the county have
been qunrautiucd.
John \ WhitehuiNt, president OF
the state board Of agriculture said
tulay that nest to the hOof ana
mouth disease. anthrax Is the
most fatal tu live stock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Grant OH Charter.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug Ia
The Gcndron oil company OF this
city was granted charter today by
Joe :. Morris. secretary of state, TO
operate under capitalization Of $500
COO Incorporators all Of Oklahoma
city. arc j. :. Gcndron, y. L. ST
fcrs and $. X. Bernstein
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
Census Figures

WASHINGTON. Aug "a The
population ur Ncw Hampshire is
ii3,oS3. an increase since 1910 OF
l2,jll, or 20 per cent. the census
bureau announced today The other
ceusuu returns follow.
Austin, Texas, 1890 population
Si.N76. increase since l9iO, 5,olG, or
lG.S per cent
Brazil. Ind. 1920 population
p,293, decrease since 1910. A., or
o 5 per cent
Madison county, including Ell
wood, Ind, 1920 population 69.l5l,
incroas" since 1910, 3,927 or per
cent
Btckneu. ind. 1920 population
1875; Increase since 1910. 4,S4l, or
1888 per cou;.
Fort Dodge. Iowa. 1920 popula-
tion, 1883, 'ucrclSr since 1910
$500 on ga per cent
Ranger Texas. 1890 population
Mesquite, Tcxas. 1920 population
C73 decrease since 1910, 10, or lla
per cent.
Nashville, Ark, 1920 population
2,l4I; decrease since 1870. ESQ, or
81 per cent
Abba. Iowa, 1920 population 5.O67:
increase since l9lO. gS. ar per cent
Oskaloosa Iowa, 1920 population
9,427, decrease since 1910. 80 or 04
per cent
NiCholasyille. Ky, 1920 population
2,7s6; decrease since 1910, l40 or
81 per cent.
81 Cloud MINI, 1920 population
1873; increase since 1910, 5,2TS or
49'7 per cc4s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-14
d the charges unwar-

Youmans found the charges unwar-
rantcd.
The plaintiff company operated a
mine at jamestown, Ark, under tho
opcu shop plan and charged in the
suit that the defendants had hind
cred and aided In destruction OF
property
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
JUST FISH STORIES

The E. E. Elder party Of Mil
waukee, now enjoying a fishing
recreation outing on Pickerel
lake west of Eagle River. are
having the time of their middle
aged lives-that is, reports from
that section of the fishing region
will point in that direction.
With an eight pound pike to
their credit, and several other
big acknowledging fellows that
have struck. smashed their
tackle and beat it for the tall
uncut, and coolies of average
sized game fish that failed to es-
cape their skill, this party find
the fact of the matter is that
1.-THE best time TO fish is when
the hsh are biting"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
Welded at CRYSTAL Falls.

1t is stated that double we'd
ding of Phelps young people
occurred July 18th at Crystal
Falls, Mich. Elvin Weed and
Miss Pearl Handley were united
in marriage as was also Miss
Lillian Metz and a gentleman
from Ladysmith. Mr.. Weed and
bride are now spending a honey
moon trip in Canada, while the
other couple have started their
new home at Ladysmith.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
Here From Merrill.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. STANCE motored
up from Merrill Friday and were
guests at the Ellis summer home on
Catfish. Mr.. STANCE had not seen
Eagle River for years. This visit was
for the purpose OF renewing old
acquaintances and also to familiarize
himself with the work being done
upon the erection OF the new mill for
the Wisconsin. Michigan Lumber COM
pany.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
CHURCH NOTES
CONGREGATIONAL.


The Sunday morning service
will be given over to a demon
stration of Bible and other work
done at the religious day school.
parents and friends especially
are invited to be present. The
time of the service is IL o'clock.
We invite newcomers and sum-
mer guests to come to our Sun
day School at 10 o'clock.
The workers and teachers at
the religious school are Revs.
Vaughn, Davies and Ellis, Mrs.
Sanborn, the Misses Frederick
and Moss.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
Dsah ofFather.

and Mrs. J. II. Parhtt
zzIIei TO Craudou last FRI
r1wp0nse 10 a message rel
r to the serious illness OF
Par6;ts father. Saturday
b BIS death occurred, his age
gusariy eighty years. The
ral viii occur today at New
- the old home OF the de-
xl.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
on Happy Hour Theatre.

18th and Herman Case OF
have purchased the
Hour theatre of the Weed
KS in that village. This
house has been IN opera
la several wears and has
= sressful IN securing good
n The Case brothers it Is
\ have contracted for special
ere fins and have a great
r- s,0re tor Phelps movie
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28

by the gentlemen, and there
were more thrills produced than
any movie stunt filmed by
Arthur Guy Empey in his lover
the Top" production-and that
is going some, bulleve me.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
r..., Field in Wisconsin.

.rssi Field IN WISCONSIN,
ding to members OF the
- Potato Growers
,51 and the agricultural
tEs largest field of certi-
- potatoes in the state
-s.n. IS that on Sunset
80 Clearwater Lake, own
% 6. Kinney of Three
This field comprises 500
Z As there are only 65O
I. fortified spuds in Oneida
- Sunset Farm makes one
t,tamouut. According to
go information this field
stheIargest certified One IN
.rri.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28

Theo. Savre and Eugene E.
LaParle, guests at Hanson's
resort on Little Twin. landed a
22-pound musky last week while
casting the weedbeds for bass,
The first musky ever hooked
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
Outinr AZ Sand Lake.

3, the priests cottages on
-ihke FIR. Toplac is enter
Fathers Marx and
,E1aa Of Green Bay and FIR.
soi Amigo.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Rand, Thursday, July 22-a
son.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-28
CONVENTION
nd tomorrow at
-.r,nder State Meet OF
\, OrganizatiOn.

AZ. invention TO be held
at Rhinelander Of
-gsn1ations through
,r.,rist promises to be
=. best held for years.
- separations having
.SrEe ablest speakers in
cation have been Sc
-5the meet will surPass
- heretofore scheduled.
.,sntiOn will last two
oiav and tomorrow.
ron Eagle River viii at
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08

La Ciudad A~r4UeUI0s!ca de Ie9H-
huacan estd situada hacia Ell y. h. DEL
Vale de- Mexico a 10 kilometres de ID
capiral Y a dos kil6meroS : medic de
Ia Estaci6n de san Juan Tsotihuacan
del +. {. MeXicano. con lAQue esta
unida con Via de Traction animal.
Los medioS de communication conSIs-
ten en- IN canine para e
cual eSta siendo r~dpidamente reparado'
n-Bdisndose hacer eI recorrido entire
Mexico Y IA EStaci6n de San Juan
Teorihuacan en- bora u bora Y media
cuardo So rermine csc caE7Ino.
Los puntos que toca e. c2Hfino 90
Guadalupe. AtZacoalco. santa lara
san Cristobal EcateDec Sltlo en- que
asy3 o. monumento al herogco More
los. Gran DiuUs a." DeSaGue, NeHtd
10 Carpio. Tepexpan. San Jose. santa
Maria Aco,nan. Rancho Colorado.
A;:atonSo santa Catarina- San Lo-
reazo. San Juan Teotihuacan Y PIra-
mideS. La excursion en- nutom"Ti' du-
"a seiS horas aproXimadamente' lnciu-
vecfo IA ida - e. re-rcso e coStn me-
lilo do al0uiier d IN automdvil para SIC
70 oerSonas en- Domingo - de c'nc2 pc
SOS Dor bora aproXimadan1ente : 81 6
ro~d de tres personals. tres pesos.
pnr IA Inca del F. {. M~eNicano en-
E,,enayista. salen d. IA Capital tres tire
mes: 81 d. Neracruz a las s a. m. q de
prAhla a IA : m. = 81 de Pachuca
a lac : D. m. y hacen 81 recorrido has
a Ia EstaciGn de San Juan Teotihua-
"A, on IN, bora. Pasan por Teotihua-
c%n con rumbo n Mexico el tren de
'yeracruz a las 5 p. m: q de Pachuca
a las Q. a. NJ: y 81 de Puebla a las 10
., m siendo e. precio del pasaje de
dos resos en- primera Y un peso en-
! Segunda. En- n Estacion de a Juan
Tectihuacan hay treneS de tracclon
animal que por 10 centavos condUcen
\ Ia, Piramides las cue .estan situadaS
On 81 centric de IL ciudad arqueo-"sl-
ca.
De n Es;aci6n del T~nteroceAnico en-
| San LAzaro. sale q tren de Pueh!a a
las 80 q. m. = en- bora Y media lie
@, \, Eii6metro IS que es EStaci"n pro-
| v~;S:ona,. De este punto 4 n Estaci"n
| do San Juan Teotihuacin del 2. c. Me
! xicano hay POGO mas dc medic Nl!"-
metro. \ las $50 p. III. pasa por Ia
rstaci6n "kil6matro IS" q tren de
| Pl,ahIa con rumbo 4 Mexico a donde
Uara . las 6 .. m. Ia excursion IS
mas c6moda por q 2. c. I~nterocean'-
CO.
Sc su=iera a los v~isitanteS que reven
ronsico c~ituallaS paraa lmo-zar pues
on Ia Iocaiidad son escasas Sin enoaT-
90 on IA Estaci5n de San Juan Teot'-
huacan expenden pan, cerveza huevos'
orc etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08

farsa IS que elloS Green engahar al
amo" Y no eS aSi. FL freSlden,- COM
prende que ~ deoe fidrSe de n!nguno;
les Gesprecia; eli Presidente sab que
en- =, espalda de cualquicra de elloS'
cuando guSte, puede limpiarse las DO
taS.....
En- Panama, he conocido n coronel
venczolano don Sebastian Alegrett, que
pe!e0 4 las 6rdenes dc Cipriano Cas-
tro. Con sus ojos de lin verde muy ella
ro su craneo raspado Y su rostro Seco,
anguloso Y amarillento, cl coronel
.AleCrett parece una figura lie marill
antique.
Ne dice Alcgrett que su> IDEAS poll
ticas le impiden vo!vcr "A su pals Y
que hay se,enIa mil renezolan"s I'll c'
mismo case de e..
listed desaaria-PreguEtc-que
Cipriano Castro recobrase el podcr:
-.No:-responde!-n Castro nj Co
mez. .Easta de generates barateros...
rs Indispensable que I'm dia Fenezue-
Ia. tcda Venezuela, como un solo NOM
bre, Sc ponga de pie para limpiarsa
de tanGo oprobio.
Hablamos jcspu6s de las ~supuestas
isiuStriaS fomcntadaS por ei senior
Presidente. Y sale 4 %colaci0n in fabri-
ca de papel de Maracay. .Curiosas iro-
Mas de IL suerte.....E general Gomez
amo supreme de IA Prensa. fnnGa una
tabrica de papel. acaso para u los
periodistas tengan siempre Gonde CT
tarie Y alabar su nombre. y sucede que,
Gespues de mil ensayos. Ia Fabrica So
10 acierta A producer papel de est-a-
IN.
Para tales preStiSios, ;ai papel...
EDUARDO ZAMACOIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
NTECEOENTES
0

La ciudad Archaeological de Teot-
huacdn. esta lntimamente reiaclonada
con = fasluoso mito ind!gena oe IA
creaci6n del Sol Y la Luna, e. Guar
re,alavcmos suscintamente.
Los doses que habian ~descendido a
Ia tierra vivian gloriosanente escu-
chando el cantar dulce de c po~To
mas IN iardineS maravlllOsoS donde
sbuadaban ricos frutos V flores de
nerfume embriagador. Sin embargo
vegetarian triStemente porque no ma
hfando nacido todavi el Sol y Ia Luna
fodas las cosaS permanecfan oscurec'-
das . inm0viles. Imploraron conseJo
do, Dios II moraba mas ala del sep
timo cjelo Y este las indlco que los upS
as,ros a~pareclan en- ei clelo cuahEo
dos de- ellos Sc hubleSen Sacrlticad0.
Enronces aScendieron a n gran pl-
-5mide Que estaba en- T~eotihuacan ia
acr,ar piram!de del Sob y d!Sputaroh
dos srandes fogaCas para que en- eit2S
80 arroiaran TecuziSraCatl que era uno
10 loSSioses mas Dode-osos, Y \anaoat
-, one era 81 mas humilde de ellos.
Fl prjmero ofrend6 ricoS collares de
lace incienso perfumado. en- tanto
mo en- ., segundo solo pudo oirecer
modeStaS flores y gr2noS de copalI.
TeCuZiSteCal hizo tres lntentoS para
arroiarSa al fuego pero Sinti" TENOR
y perdi6 81 turno no p~udiendo por tan
to transformarSe en- Sol. N~anaoa'z!n Sc
arroj6 valeroSameHte Al fusgo = iueso
que su cuerpo So Consumlo apareci"
81 brillante Sol. Entonces Teczuzlste-
catr Sc resolvi3 tambien a sacrificarSe
y , POGO de entrar en- Ia hoGuera' Il
ri6 7a.Luna pero su fulgor era tan res
~plandeciente como el del Sol. p"r 10
QUO ~indignado uno de los doses omo
IN conejo que pastaba on las pTaderas
divinas Y 10 arroj6 a IA cara de Ia Lu-
ma apagando asi SUI hrillo = marcando
las manchas que desde eatonceS DreS"n
- sSe satellite.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
Ell Presidente de
(Viene de la Pas. 5a.-

NO hay en- todo el d~epartamento
ubres mayores.-repctia;-no las hay;
Toque listed. doctor,...
F.! schor Marquee BuStillos. caminan
do con srandeS p~recauciones sobre el
e~Sti&rcol. - habia acercado bastante.
d6cil a! imperative presidential. pero
no So atrevfa a palpar. FL animal vol
val n cabcza. Dc snbito coTenz6 a
satisfacer una neceSidad...,
Tmpavido. don Juan Vicente ins;s,a:
-Es. Ia meior Naca que tengo. No
onozc otra mas lechera.
Los circumstances no sabian que ha-
cer para no ensuciarse el calzado. Por
SUI gusto Sc tubiesen do. pero 81 me
do lie diSgustar al Oral les retenfa alli
Algunos cxacc-arGn su cello al extre-
mo de ver en- cl acto realizado nor Ia
vaca una faita d. Iespeto. Fue I'm mo-
mentO-hufo Y tristeJ-dc primer or
den.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
ITiNSES5'O

Los trereS lie U~:ci1n animal esp
AN en- Ia Estacj1n de So Juan 1eou-
huacan i los tr=a-s que paSan a las
: n. m. del MeNlr lac Y a IS ga 4. m
det I~rte-oceauico En- SeSuida coCGuCen
= los visitantes hasta IIs ;ncsIiGcio-
res &c ia Ptcamide del Sol (Vease pla-
no aGiuntol BESIDE este punto los via
jcros Duedsn dirigirse 4 los diversos
moaument3s u ~ense-uida Sc des-
ari5ar Y Que. eStar localizados en- 3!
PLANO Los mismoS ;renes conduceu a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
! -

IA otro Gia, va en- Caracas, muchas
personals ME pr~Cgunlaron:
-cI b:en?.. .squ6 le Ia parecido a
listed nueStro P~resldente?...
Ell general G6mez-.es dijo- me
ha interesado ACCOMPLISHMENTS por-
que es rectilineo y bravo, y posee el
don dificilSimo de Conocer 4 los nom
bres = Ia primera Cjeada. Tiene Ia sen
cil!ez pasional de los instIntivoS, Y por
10 mismo lc creo capaZ de 10 bueno CO.
mo de 10 peor. Gomez es IN macho in
~teligente que pisa fuerte. que Va con
Ia cabeza blen alta. que es "amo de
81 mismo:" Q ESQ ne gusta. Los
desagradabies son iGs aduladores que
!e rodeaD. Y seSuramen,e lie acouse-
ian NAL: todos esos pobres individuos
Que siSueu al Jefe. no Cor carihO 81 nc
Por miedo. : que. 4 poder - aSeslna-
"ian 4 traici6n. IH mas curioso de eSta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
(Por Manuel Gamio, Director del
Institute Arcueolosico. }


tihuacar. estuvo ligeramente poblada
por !~ndividuoS de filiaci0n otomi, cuyo
tipO cultural era e que hoy Sc denomi-
ma ~"arcaico.' en- cl cual eSta tipica-
mente repreSentado por los yestigios
del Pedregal de San Angel segIn pue
de comprobarse n observar que los
adobes con que eStan hechos los mo-
numentos de Ia primera epoca teotf-
%huacana, principalmente Ia piramide
del Sol. contiene en- su interior objetos
de barro de tipo arcaico; ademas, r;s
esculturas teotihuacanas tuvieron CO.
mo arquetipos. tipos arcaicoS.
PoSteriormente. llegaron al Vale de
Teotihuacan numerosas a~grupaciones
humanas de diverse aspecto racial. de
distintos habitos. ~costumbres g indus
trias. Y dc otro idioma- Estos inmi-
GRANTEES Y los que va exiStian en- Ia re
gi6n mezclaron su sangre. sus cos
tumbres Y sus ideas religioSas Y ar
Jisticas. conStituyandose aSf n po-
derosa Y avanZada aGrupaci6n socsal
cuya civiiizicaci6n Ia sido denomina-
da hisr6ricamente. tolteca Y, arqueo-
lGSicamente te~otihuacana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08

que se arroJan peaaeaaS particulas d.
estos parasites. >e pie-dc 81 apetito. oca-
sionalmente e. vora1. lenGua gonosa. do
lores de- cO-az6n. del estonaso. t iutes-
tines. obstruction de "a EarEantd. eNpec-
to-sci0n continual. indigestion. dolores
de cinrura Y de n ~eSpa!da. Ee-tlgos. do
loreS &c cabsza. dcbilidad. sensation de
desmayo cuando q sstonago eSu yacio,
pronunciadas oie-as. Los ninos sc ia
nan e-ouanuanente las n~ariees, no duer-
men bien. dcprinidoS. LaxatodcS esa
preparado para desalojar eSta pStc de!
sistema. - I'd. sospeeha tenez lomb-i-
ces. por amor i su salud. ordere IN ira
tamiento de esta iamoSa preparation.
que cuesta solarnents $1,000. medic ira
taniento $3.50. Sc vende unieamente por
The LAXAL MED. CO. SOS I.axal Bldg,
.o7 No. . Snithficld St. Pittsburgh. Pa.
25c. mas. si Sc quiere 81 paQuete aSe-
gurado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
ETIMOLOGIA

Teorihuacan significa FL lugar de
los doses" q "el mgar donde residen
lbs dioses." habiendo oCras acepciones
Que Seria largo enumerar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
7 = E r RO
= 4NUXADO

s. listed no esta fuerte, o no Sc
sisnte bien. Sc 10 debe q listed mis-
mo: haga Ia sigIiente prueba: yea
one tanto uuede TRAFALGAR o que tan
puede andar. sin cansarSe. Des
nnaS tome dos paStillas de 5 granos
de HERO NUNADO. tres wees al
dia. por dos semanaS. Despues prue
ba 81 fuerza otra veZ Y yea que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
PIANO BORDADO

prueSa- Si no is EuSta nos u Gevu-lvc =
nueSGaS expenses. v Ia prueba no Il costa
"a nads. ColoreS: Azu! marine 0 Negro con
bordados orc o plata Nedid2S Ge Il cintu-a.
del - al SO. y So nj - de largo. DiSa "a
uano v cpio=.
MANDE 81 nnmbre V direction. no Gsuerc.
Cuan2 reciba IA falda. paEue al earterO
S4ss. Noso:-us paSamoS los EaStoS dc poE-
e. Usela. 81 no Ia eHcusnsra como n eSpe-
"a. desus.vanosla y le dlremoS ~ dlnSro IN
noedi..srente. listed no a~-r!esCa aaGc. Al
srScrz- pidalS por - nunlero 80,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
NTEcEOENT
HISTORlCOS

En- remotos riempos IA region Dc Teo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08

tdntO M SaIdNV.
Mucha genie M hecho
esta prueba Y Sc ha sor-
prendido del aumento de
fuerzas que ha ganado.
Sc garantiza cue el HE
rro Nuxado" da satisfac-
ci6r o Sc devuelve el di
nero. En- todas las buenas
drogueriaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
WALTER FIELD &C

Dept. N-Sobp
SIS 80. Michigan Az IS.aSc.
Tss Bargain Maj Ov5r- Horse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
MANDE SU NOMBDE
NO DINERO
ENTREGA
GRATIS

EnvlenoS Su nom
bre y direction v
le m~andaremos eS-
II falds No paEue
un solo nta has
II que IA faida le
sea e~atregada por
81 cartero. Esta e.
una ~uaSuific1 opor
tun.dad de 2dqCi-
u- una falda de
$500 por sass.
NueStrc Precio IS
una EanEa- Com
pa-cla con otras Y
2pTecle PoC uSteC
miSmo.
PIANO BoRDADO
De Ia noda de
mas boE3 en- eSta
~e@-&riNn dc velour
de lana mezclSd1.
/ en- b dc broad
, cloth. que da-1 uu
! SeryIcIo largo Y
~Sausfactc0o Tisne
IN c;nrU-GH ancho.
81 fsndo r>& Dor
, dado con hi!LloS de
oso o plata. en- d.
. b CuadradoS
; Tarnb,en con Dor
dadcs en- - frente
v at-aS plGala =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-08
ES DE HUMANOS
Pero es Criminal


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de librarse De stOs
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lores, c-eyenGo que
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son mas cue las ION
briceS. Una inGlca-
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sSiSten icmbrrH-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-04-08
Truman Bowen, ACT.
Hope, North Dakota

warm spring atmo5phsFs was z61f.
tered by rude EXPLANATIONS Of the
rcugh-and-ready variety. The coaeht
whip had a combination grapevine
and head hold on Robbins. who was
striving to achieve the deadly zoe
hold made famous by the late NJ.
Gotch.
The radish bed was used a. q mat,
and the srapple was fast and: II
rious. 1t is always q dificult matter
to put a toe hold on . large andyse9-
entldc snake, but Robbins was bat
Ting for his life and q few remaining
radishes-and he got the hold.
The first thing Robbins did waste
unwrap the snake from about Ills
neck. The next thing he did was not
strictly in accord with the wrestling
regulations. Instead Of pinninIsssthe
coachwhip,ss shoulders to the radjih
bed. Robbins deliberately and With
malice aIorethought popped his enc
my's skull vindictiv6ay against thess99e
Of the barn.
The battle ended there. The s1ilp
measured two inches Y two yaEl9.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-04-08
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
AT THE STATE CAPITAL
CONTINUED from Page ~


to be here. I have had a warm spot
in my heart for Mandan eve since
a certain June and another Novem-
Der when election returns were phon-
ed to me from Mandan. l am glad
to be at this banquet in tribute to
the man who is responsible for my
being at the state capitol today. Mr..
LANCER is a man who believes in
Justice and in the rights Of others
and there is nc n who knows this
more than /. He it was who de-
feated the efforts of N. C. McDon-
aid and his supporters to keep me
out of Office.
There has been something said
about the women voting. 1 believe
that this is the last night when wo-
men will be only 80 per cent citi-
Gems. for tomorrow's papers should
tell the story Of the ratification of
national suffrage by the last needed
state. Yes, the women will back
LANCER.
There is an old saying that. a
friend in need is a friend indeed.
This has been proven to me and /
wish to take this opportunity of
thanking MI. William LANCER, our
next governor"