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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18

C1O PAkA LAS OFICINAS DE LA
COMPANLA.-- LOS "TROLLEYS'
IRAN A Los BARRIoS DE SAN
JUAN, SANTURCE Y RIO PIE
DRAS. = PRoNTo Sc CoNsTRUI-
RA LA DoBLE VIA - oTRAS ME
JoRAS DE GRAN iMPORTANCIA.
Don Manuel v. Domenech fue nom
brado director de la Porto Rico Rail
way Light and Power Co - en- los pri
meros dias de mayo, tom6 possession
de su cargo ei dia del mes en- curse.
La prensa y el publico recibieron con
APPLAUSE Ia noticia de su nombramiento
FL Sr. Domenech ha estado sumamente
ocupado durante la primera quincena
de JUNO, tratando de ponerse al corrien
ae dc los negocios de In Compafiia, de
suerte que no ha sido possible obtener,
hasta ahora, que hieera ninguna decla-
racion pnblica.
Aver lie visit6 un Redactor de Ell
MUNDO, en- su modesto oficina en- ell
edificio de la Compafiia. Don Manuel
nos atendio muy bondadoso v, respon-
diendo nuestras pregunAas, nos hizo
las siguientes, inSeresantisimas NANTES
taciones:
Siento mucho tener que admitir que
nuestro servicio del ''trolley'' dista
mucho de ser satisfactorio v que no
responde a una comunidad que Sc en-
cuentra Ell estado de crecimiento ra-
pido Me inclillo a Greer, sin embargo
que Ia Compaiiia ha estado en- todos
los momentos dispuesta " preparada
para mejorar su servicio, construyen-
do la doble via y hacienda las amplia-
clones necesarias pero lie fue impossible
ha Ger esaS innovSciores, por dlusas
ajenas completanente su voluntad
La situaci6n ell estos momento es real
mense desafortunada. Me propongo
ocuparme vigorosamente de todos los
problemas pendientes hasta llevarlos a
una solucion satisfactoria Me propon-
go mejorar nuestros procedimientos de
exploitation reforzando la presente or
ganizacion, de modo que haya mejor
eiciencia y Sc pueda prestar al publico
Ell mejor, servicio possible con nuestra
actual splanta eaufpo. Tanto sei per
sonal como los empleados de la Com
pailia son excelentes. Tratare de man.
tenerlos en- su presente alto nivel vi
de elevar este, 81 fuera possible.
La Compafia tiene necesidad urgente
de un edidcio; en- la actualidad estamos
apiiiados, unos sobre otros. Creo que
NADIA puede hacer la Compafiia mejor
que la construction de un edificio mo-
derno, capaz para nenar todas sus ne
cesidades y que aumente la belleza y |
riqueza de San Juan. La Compaffa esta
para construir ese edificio y |
solamente espera llegar un arreglo
con ell Gobierno Mientras tanto, Ell
edificio habra de ser reparado. |
Me propongo, asimismo, resolver el
problema del trafico. NuesSro trolley
debe .ener doble via y debe ser mejora-
do ampliado aquellos barrios en-
que ell interes sobre la inversion de di |
nero justificare tales ampliaciones. FL
(continua en- la 1pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
UN BATTALION FRANCES PRI-
SIONERO DE LOS TURCOS

PARIS, JUNO 17.-"Le Temps anun
cia que un battalion frances que ocups-
ba Bozanti en- SILICA fue hecho pri-
sionero por los turcos veinte kilome-
tros de Adna. La falta dc municiones
lie obligo a caprular. Sc espera que el
Comandante dc Angor& intervenga en-
la hbertad de los prisioneros. de acuerdo,
con las bases del armisticio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18

trimenio como Fl fuese ma fantasia ds
seres imaginarios a ssos les m1iestaft
fundamentaimcnte. por ateutar cout B
sus principles. 81 provecio de ios iexis
ladores franceses. v Al nerare Fl -
memo de- tensr entire las tfihufari1nes.
una por no haber csido en- las redes ds
cupido. surgiria vaiientemen'e 81 paf
lido oposicionista De los soitsros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
Batimos Ell Record

Nuestras ventas en- las nItimas
senanas, han excedido a todos
nuestros caIcuIos. Esto obedece
a la gran rebaja de precios que
hemos hecho. Con tai motive.
embarca en- ell "Brazos", ell Sc
1or Felix Lopez, quien visitara
los mejores fabricantes de los
EE. w., para surtirse de 10 me-
ior en- joyeria. .t Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
AcLARAcroH

Nos parficipa don y. Pahdn aus Il
team De Laias no reta a cuaianiera otro
de Ia isla. como apareci6 en- IA prsaaa
d. San Juan. sine = cuaiquisra A. -
ciaae.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
KOIChak pereCi6
a COnSeCuenCia de
gTandGS 0rrOreS
(POr Gable Frances)

PARIS. JUNO 17.-Procedente de ST.
IBERIA ha negado Marsella Ell general
Janin. Declare que Kolchak sucumbio
principalmente por sus errores persona
les por sus graves fal.as. Agrega que
las fuerzas enviadas para ayudar a Kolt
chak y salvarlo de Ia situaci6n critica
en- que Sc hallaba, no pudieron hacerlo,
debido a que ell Almirante estaba va
cercado por las legiones bolshevikis"
las tropas insurrectas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
.BANCO DE SAN JUAN
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

CAJAS DE AHORROS ESPECIALES
En- cada barTio hay una GAIA dc Aho
rros. FL imponente no necesita venir q
L. ciudad, para guardian sus economics,
tiene la Gaia de Ahorros. en- su pro-
pio barrio.
Puede comprar. tambien, acciones
del Banco de San Juan. cinco dGla
res cada una. Abra su cuenta en- nues-
tro Banco Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
poDEREs sUPREMos

BERLIN. JUNO 17.-Ebert aprob6 la
transmission de poderes a Mayer. Sc es-
pera la respuesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
GARIBALDI vUELVE A EN-
PRENDER AVENTURI

NAPoLES, JUNO 17.-El general Pc
pito Garibsldi Sc prepare para desem-
barcar en- territorio Montenegrino con
Ell prop6sito de ayudar a los indepen-
dentistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
AmenaZan mataT a
los priSiOnGrOS de
guerra itaIianOS
(POr Gable Frances)

ROMA, JUNO 17.-Las fuerzas que
operan EN- Albania contra los italianos
han invitado al Comandante de estas
a que inicie en- seguida la evacuation
de Avlona, de 10 contrario, procede-
ran contra los prisioneros.
ENoRME INBEMNIzACIoN
A LOS ITALIANOS
ROMA, junio 17.-Seg1n los peri6di-
cos de esta ciudad. Ell montante de la
indemnizacicn a Italia alcan4a a la
fabulosa suma de 60.600 millones de Ii
ras, ircluyendo las pensiones de guerra.
Los GRIEGos Sc PREPARAN
ATENAS, JUNO liza esperanza de
que la nueva coalici6n era susceptible
de poner fin la crisis ministerial ha uue
dado desvanecida con motive de la reu
Mon de la Comision principal de la Asam
blea Nacional, La que decide preparar
la disolucion del Parlamento convocar
a nuevas elecciones. Continuan, sin EN-
barge, las gestiones para constituir nue.
vo Gabinete.
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INPORTANTE

Necesitamos utilizar los servicios de
I'm vendedor con experiencia, tanto en-
provisiones como en- otros ramos. Es inu
til presentarse 81 no Sc tiene experien
cia actividad. Tenemos una buena
proposition para el que reuna las con-
diciones necesarias.
Presentarse personalmente en- las of
cinas de
JOSE ORTEGA & Co.
ALLEN 79 SAN JUAN, p R.
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IMPoRTANTE REFoRMAS EN-
Ell TRATADO TURCo

PARIS, JUNO 17.--Despachos de Lon.
dres remitidcs al peri6dico 'Le Temps
comunican que ell Consejo Supreme exa.
nino cieraas importantes modificaciones
al tratado de paz con Turquia Las in
tenciones pacfficas de Francia en- Asia
Menor han sido puestas de relieve con
motive del armisticio acordado entire
Gouraud Moustapha Kemal. La s.g.i-
tud de Francia ha sido muy bien acogi-
da ell Inglaterra.
TERMINO LA CRISIS
ROMA, JUNO 17.-Ha quedado cons
tituido Ell gabinete bajo la presidencia
de Giolit'i. Ha sido nonbrsdo ministro
de Relaciones Exteriores, Sfroza; Guerra
Bonnami Y Marina, Sechi
LOS SoCIALIsTAs ATACAN
ROMA, JUNO IA exception del pc
riodico socialista ''Avanti'', todos aprue
ban la constitution del Gabinete ha-
cen consiar que les partidos daran el
voto de confanza al nuevo Gobierno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
.EI Sr. DOmGRGCh
haCe intereSaTl-
taS deCIaTaCiOneS
Su futura aetuaCi6n como d.
rector dc Ia ''P. R. Railway"

Sc CoNsTRUIRA UN GRAN EDIFI-
CIO PARA LAS OFICINAS DE LA
COMPANY - LOS 'TROLLEYS'
IRAN A Los BARRIoS DE SAN
JUAN, SANTURCE Y RIO PIE
DRAS. = PRoNTo Sc CoNSTRUI.
RA LA DOBLE VIA - oTRAS ME
JoRAS DE GRAN iMPORTANCIA.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

and his men by the people Of West
Virginia. He paid a high tribute TO
the American Lesion and for his
drst speech, made verv pleasinG
Impression.
Consressmen George NJ. Bowers
was also called upon and in q few
but eloquent words paid a high com
rl!ment to the distinguished visitors
and the American Legion. These
two great institutions. declared the
speaker. will be Americas bulwark
against the holsheyiks. He eulosized
he service man and stated that
the country owed great debt -
the men WHO fought It's fight to q
successful finish and that he il
tended TO stand by them in thei,
iustifablo effort t. secure tAei
Bonus.
Judge Wilbur H. Thomas, n.esi
lent of the West Virginia llorti
cultural Society and president of
the Shenandoah Savings Bank, an
President J. L. Poland Of the Cham
ser Of Commerce. We're the conclgd
ng speakers. Each declared they
mad come to fuller realization 81
their relation to the goyernmeu.
nd the army and more clearly rea
lied their responsibility 10 theis
country It hereafter would be theA
intention to assist 10 Tie hest ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
PAGE THIRTEEN

ent. but all day yesterday tive
young ladies phoned list OF 200
names and We're unable to get In
touch with some who should have
been in attendance.
During the evening admirably
orchestral music was furnished by
Mr.. Bernard Grubb's orchestra,
and the quartette of young men
sang a number Of selections that
we're received with great applause.
Prior to the luncheon and whan
the army men were not inspecting
re local recruiting station, they
were shown through the local in.
dustries. The visitors were pleased
with their reception in Martlnsburg
and expressed themselves warmly
in praise of the city and West VIZ.
giuia.
The general and his party left
last night for Chicago. Although
he served with honor and disiinc
ion in France as commander OF
division. later of an army corps
since hostljties. like numerous
other fine officers, he has been d.
noted and now ranks as lieutenant
colonel. Stil. he Is general IN
appearance and in the minds OF all
who know him.
| Capt Hawley left for Camp Tav-
To-.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

their ability the men who are en-.
deayoring to recruit the service up
to its full complement,
Hon. Adrian c. Nadenbousch. as
POSTMASTER. presided with his us
ual charm Of manner and address
His inroductions of the various
speakers were eloquent and his re
marks in the intervals We're timely
and greatly assisted In pressing
home the vital truths the speakers
sought 10 impress. During the even
ing numerous stories of army life
were told and there was no absence
ef wit and humor. The luncheon
was preceded ny an invocation by
Rev. X. I. Schmueker. pastor Of
Wjuchcsterayenue Christian church
As previously we'll known, the af
'a!r was complimentary to the dis
tineuished army man. whe Is IN
CHARGE Of the recruiting districts
II the United States. and who has
hecn visiting various cities Of Yves
Virginia. The luncheon, gotten III
an short notice and prepared by
short notice by ladies' of the Ep,s
copal church. WIS excellent In oV
cry respect and most charminglN
served to the largo number of rep
Yesea,atiye Non present Since The
affair number of have expressed
, reeret that they we're not pres
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
KIDNAPPED YOUTH
MAKES HIS ESCAPE
Captors Left Door Unlocked
Boy Phones Home.

Lexington, Ky, March 26.--Paul
Little, the 12-year-old boy who was
kidnapped here two days ago es-
capped from his captors at : o'clock
this morning. He had been locked
up for more than As hours in n bath
room adjoining a bed room in the
Phoenix hotel.
This morning his iailors left the
room with the hath room unlocked.
The boy crept aud seized the tele-
phone.
He called his home and a few
minutes later his father, aecompan-
.e3 BY Chief of Police J. j. Regain
and squad of policemen broke
down the door. The boy leaped in
to his latdes's arms.
I'm ali right, daddy" h cried
Don't cry any more. -
Chief Regain Immediately gave
orders to his men to comb the city
for the kidnappers. The boy gave
an excellent description of them
and their arrest were thought to be
matter of a few hours. The boy
said they had gone out to break
fast
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Intending to leave to@n, viii sell
at my residence, 30 North College
street, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 27. 1920,
At 10 a. M. the following property:
DOUBLE HEATING STOVES
/ coal range, No. s, hot water front
l bedstead, , sets springs, l wash
stand, dining table and chairs
sewing machine, leather divan
kiddie coop, baby sulky, l rug, 9X14;
lot of mating and linoleum. lot OF
kitchen utensils, cupboard, 10 vol
umes Cyclopedia of Architecture Car
pentry Building Men, cost $40, yalua
BILE to contractors; l set Holiday
shock absorbers, / lock mortiser
new; dishes, carpentel tools, wheel
barrows, ladders. picks, shovels,
electric floor scrapcr, l Fox floor
seraper, and many other things toe
numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
3225t VI. L. COMPTON.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
NEGROES, ACCUSED
OF MURDER, WILL
FACE ARMED MOB
Young Girls ASSaiIantS
Threatened With Vengeance.
icy international News scrvice.)

icy international News Service.)
$eeubenyille, O.. March ga
mob o. miners, many Of whom were
reports . be armed and all NUT
;efing t. Us Of vengeance today
were awa.....s the arrival at Adena,
a small town west u bese, of four
negroes suspected il connection
with the brutal murder N~>re of
Frances South, the eleven yel> old
girl, whose mutilated BODY wa
found partly covered BY leaves late
yesterday.
The negroes were arrested at
Sherrordsvil!e, after armed posses
lad tranpel the country all night
bent on lynening the girls assaii-
ants. The men probably will be
brought in automobiles to Adena
and it was reported that Sheriff w
T. BAKER. had fifty special deputies
II Adaaa to prevent any harm com
ing to the captives.
Wen the news spread In Adena
last risht that the suspects were in
custody in Sherrodsville an attempt
was made to seize train on the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
This proved futile.
The coal mines in Adena and the
surrounding towns were reported
TO be closed today. Nearly 2.e00
miners were said to be congregated
at the scene Of the murder.
The South girl had been sent to
a drug store by her mother. When
she did not return after several
hours a search was made and the
body was found behind a tree. Foot
prints indicated that at least two
men, probably three, attacked her.
The clothing was torn away from
the body which WAS badly mutilated.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
PROF. REUDUSH WAS
PRINCIPAL. SPEAKER
AT Meeting Last Night First
u. B. Church.

y meeting in the interest OF the
Enlistment Movement was held last
night at the First United Brethren
church by the congregation of that
church. the Second United Breth.
rem, Blairton and Greensburg chur-
ches. The object Of the meeting was
to discuss ways and means Of en-
listing every member of the United
Brethren churches. and carrying in.
to execution the plans adopted sew
eral months.
Prof. Euebush. O. the Dayton
school, Dayton, Va was principal
speaker. Dr.. Gruyer gave a she.
talk as did the Rev. G. T. Bull.
pastor of the Second United Bret.
zen chr-el..
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
DOCKWORKERS MAY
BOYCOTT FREIGHT

New York. March 26.-The use OF
strike breakers by the United Fruit
Company to handle its incoming
freight precipitated the threat today
that a boycott of all coastwise
freight by 10000 dock workers on
six eastern railroads Leaders of
the striking longshoremen and al.
lied workers here today declared
the railroad employees would refuse
70 handle "Goat" shipments if the
Strike breakers were not withdrawn.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
MARTINSbURG GETS
VISION Of ARMY
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
He has spent two delightful months
in West Virginia and was confident
the service would secure the 1913
men asked by the department Of
this State incidentally, the speak
or emphasized the need Of greatnr
patriotism now than ever when the
bewhiskered individual is leeriag
from the other side of the invisible
trench running through every coel.
munity in this land Yes. more PAT
riotism than when one hears the
band play, sees the flag wave and
watches the soldiers gaily march
h..
Lieut.. c. c. Jones, OF the Third
Cavalry, who is here with a detail
of cavalrymen on recruiting duty,
was called on and made the maid
en- after dinner speech Of his lie.
The young lieutenant IS very en-.
thusiastic and sincere. He is heart
and soul an army man. delighted
with TIE {; tmaut accorded ia
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
ED HER R!)USE,
| SKIRT AND A COAT
Diamond Dyes Turned
Shabby Old Apparel
Into New.

Don't worry about perfect re
suits. Use Diamond Dyes" gua.-
anteed TO give a new. rich. fade
less color to any fabric, whether i
be wool. silk, linen, cotton or mis-
ed goods,-dresses, blouses, stock
ings, skirts. children's coats, featl-
ers, draperies, coverings.
The Direction Book with each
package tells so plainly how to din
mond dye over any color that you
can not make a mistake.
To match any material. h2r1
druggist show you Diamond Dye''
Color Card. <
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

public this state
ment IN behalf Il
DIR. Piorce'a Favor
tie Prescription and
the Golden Medical
Discovery. | cau.
not recommend them
too highly to tho
public. We have
used them in cur
family for years and
have reaped good
results. We have
always found the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

Discovery superior to any other tonic, rs
t is a wonderful system builder. E,
CARPER, Box A. Bellepoint.
DR.. Pierce. Of Buffalo. N. Y, standa
behind this standard medicine. Wher
you take Golden Medical Discovery, Won
are getting the benefit of the experience
If doctor whose reputation goes al
.round the earth. Still more, you ret n
temperance medicine
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26
Well Known E'n''xs

Baltiro0yo. N1 IT has becn u
oleaslse - reeeroue-d IN. rieree's eer
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-26

The of Jumping New York and back in three days
usual that there had to be unusual for Mr. ReSer trip
Evidently exquisite rocks will prove the wisdom OF it. Every
sercea and wanted material suited for Summer we'll as Spring
represented and the styles the latest Interpretation Of Fashion
Every revelation of The Young Ladies Shops value giving
the interesting price marks that they bear will tell
p1icedat
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-28
Legion Smoker Proved
Excellent Entertainment

The smoker put on in the l. o. o. F.
Hall last Friday evening by the Hepp
ner post Of the American Legion proved
a most excellent entertainment. There
was a good attendance OF former dough
boys. sailors and marines and the box
ing and wrestling were good.
Harvey and Clarence Bauman of Lex
ington put on an exhibition wrestling
match, Peterson and Hamilton went a
few rounds with the gloves, as also did
Thomas and Lieuallen. The premier
match OF the evening was the fstic
bout between Mike" Mikesell and Bill.
Min" Austin. This was a genuine old
fashioned shgging match. where
friendship was forgotten for the time
and the boys pummeled each other all
over the mat.
Other wrestling matches between
Chidsey and Peterson and Reasoner and
Wright were good attractions.
A big feature Of the evening was the
feed, prepared by chefs Mike" Phelps
and Deacon" Glen Jones
Ralph Gregg says the boys are 60
ing to stage another big smoker on the
9th of November and anyone who wants
to put on boxing match,a wrestling
test. il invited TO come on. The local
post expects to build up a big member
ship.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-28
HEPPhER HIGH WINS
FOSSIL GR|O|RON GAME
Wheeler County High School Humbled
10, ny Morrow County Warriors
Defeat First In Years.
FOSSIL Journal.)

For the first time in twenty years of
its history the Wheeler county high
pschool football team has lost game
on its home ground. Heppner high de-
feated Wheeler county high by score
of Z to on Dukek field last Wednes-
day afternoon.
1t was a ragged bunch of players on
both sides that took the field against
each other the day before yesterday in
the opening game of the season. The
contest was series of fumbles from
beginning to end.
For three periods the teams battled
scoreless. The break of the game came
in the last period
By a series of successful forward
passes Heppner had advanced to
Wheeler county's 15-yard line, losing
the ball on tumble. and then the pur-
pie and white quarterback used poor
Judgment by calling for line bucks in
stead of punting the pigskin safe on
the first down. Fossil, as usual. fun
bled and lost the ball almost against
its own goal line, and Aiken had scored
for Heppner thru the line before the
Fossil players knew what had happen
ed. The goal was successfully kicked
and for the rest Of the game Heppner
devoted its time to keeping Fossil from
evening the score
Fossil came near scoring in the first
period when they advanced the ball by
plunges to within is yards Of Hepp-
ner's goal but lost the ball on tumble.
Again they came near scoring in the
second quarter after Morris So-yard
run on a fake play, and here again,
with only a fraction of a minute to
play, our quarterback unfortunately
called for play through the line when
a more experienced player would have
tried an end run or 4 field goal
Critics of the game declare both
teams very evenly matched and neither
in>very good shape, Heppner has some
bewildering formations and works the
forward passes we'll Fossil has sew
eral brilliant individual players and ex-
cells in line buckiug, The material is
certainly here for a winning team.
Blann showed to eood advantage on
the Fossil line while Zachary, Smith
and Morris were the chief ground gain
ers for the Wheelr county lads. For
Heppner Ferguson played a good game
at end while Aiken and Peterson were
the stars in the back field, The line
ups follow:
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-28
NEW SYSTEM GIVES
WATER FOR 1000
Heppner's 100000 Municipal Water
Plant, Now Completed, Gives Ample
Flow and Added Pressure.

Heppners long -dreamed-of gravity
water system is now reality. The
other morning housewives were almost
swept from their feet from the added
pressure brought by the mountain wa
ter l6 miles away.
IT is a sad blow to knockers, Is this
new water system which Is now work
ing beautifully and which furnishes a
water supply sufficient for four thous-
and people, Let us hope that 1t will be
but few years until we will again find
it necessary to enlarge the plant II
has been predicted that with an ample
water supply, Heppner's future is se-
cure, that the town will go forward
with an unprecedented growth.
The city officials are to be commend
ed in getting this new system installed.
It is undoubtedly the greatest one
thing ever done for the town. We un =.
derstand that, should the growth Of the
town in future years demand It, the
plant can be enlarged without a large
cost
The pressure Of the water In the old
system, according to City Engineer
Hickey, was 20 pounds to the foot In
the new system the pressure Is IS
pounds. And the water Is soft,