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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
poSc1ENTos OUNCE PESOS HA
REcAUDADo LA SoClEDAD
HlpALeo {.

Hasta Ia nahana de aver, el mon
to total de 10 recaudado por Ia So
Iciedad Hidalgo para repartirIo a los
damnificados de Ia inundaci6r) as
cendfa a Ia suna S215.0o dolares.
FL subtesorero de Ia Siciedad. al
darnos ell dato, nos inforTno que Ia a
grupaci6n tenfa convocados sus So
clos para celebrar una session gene
raj el dfa de aver, en- Ia que Sc ira
tarfa de intensificar Ia campafa de re
collection de fondos. Ia de recabar da-
tos de los damrificados para SD CO.
rrespondiente socorro, Y tambien de
otro punto pendiente que encierra
para Ia Sociedad gran importancia:
n celebration de las fiestas patrias
que fueron pospuestos para Ell dia
.en que deben celebarse las de Ia con
sumacion de nuestra independence
Con respecto al asunto de Ia cam
paha de la Sociedad Hidalgo para
recaudar fondos para los damnifica-
dos. Sc nos inforr6 Que Sc tiene un
yerdadero optimismo en- el seno de Ia
agrupaci6n sobre el sujeto. Las CO.
misiones colectoras estan cada vcz
mas firmes en- 81 labor, porque encuen
tra una general buena voiuntad de
parte de todos los mexicanos no dam
nificados para socor~er a sus conps-
trio'cs que 10 fueroa-
La escasez de trabajo que prevalc-
cia en- esta ciudad antes de Ia inun-
daci6n, hizo salir en- busca de el al
senior Juan Rodriguez, en- compafifa
de su consorte Mariana Ochoa de Ro-
drfguez. los cue dejaron cuanto po-
sefan en- Ia casa que habitaban, ST.
tuada en- 42+ s. Colorado. Infornaa-s
dos de la inundaci6n, cuando esta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
SEPARAN A LOS NiNOS
! MEXfCANOS DE UNAS
ESCUELAS PUBLICAS
Ell hecho ocurrio en- Magno-
liza Park, dando lugm a
una proteSta general
de los mexicanos

HOUSTON, Texas, septiembre Is
Los uinos meNIcanos fueron segrega-
dos dc las Escucias americanas de
Magnolia Park. por or6en de Ia Supe-
rintcndencia cScOlar de diCho lugar.
10 que dio origen L una protesta Gc-
neral dc los mexicanos, que :u6 eie
vada a Ia Superintendent dc ms
trucci6n publica local.
Considerando que II ordcn girada
constituyc una humiliation para In
raZa y patria meNicanas, los Iuejosos
aduceR razoncS de peso, en- las que
fundan su proceder, y entire ta1;o que
Ia situaci0n Sc resuelve, los niaos me-
Xicanos estan recibiendo insr.uciones
en- una escuela-"s6lo para ,os me-
Xicanos'-que de antemano Sc tQuipo.
FL dfa Il, I las ocho de Ia noche. Sc
verified en- 81 Tea,ro '.Empresa Jua-
reZ,' una junta a Ia que concurrio ell
Consul de Mexico en- Houston, senor
Leandro Cara Leal y el SupenlInten-
dente de Instruction, no habisndose
ilegado a ningun acuerdo, pues no
obstante que~el representanie de Me-
Xico dio lectura a una discuipa que Ia
Superintendent dirigio al Colsuiado
con motive de Ia orden dictada, los
eresentes presentaron nuevas protes-
tas, que seran t9nadas en- considera-
racion.
En- vista de 10 delicado de "a situa-
cion, Ia colonia mexicana unantmemen
~re pidi6 al representante consular que
touara cartas en- el asuntc, ! fin de
que por la via official, y sigulendo los
tramites que el case exija, Sc procure
solucionar satisfactoriamente, sin
menoscabo para Ia dignidad de ID CO
MIA este asunto que ha venido eau
sar hondo disgusto entire los me1ica-
nos residences aQu $1,000
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Estuvimos aver ell medic dfa en- ei
campo de los damnificados. Una gran
much hedumbre de estos estaba disc
mirada por el campamento. De mas
dc victimas dejan yer las huellas del
sufrimiento a1n, pues casi todos e.
Hos perdieron padres hermanos u
otros familiares bien sus buenos
amigos. el que no, perdio al menos
el humilde menaje y los enseres de
su casa. habiendo tambien casos de
personals que perdieron algunas de
las familias todo cuanto tenfan en-
fin.
Hermanadcs por Ia desgracia CO.
mun. vimos aver en- ell campamento
fraterrizando muchas desigualdades.
Pero eran los nifios, las decenas de
nifos reclufdos bajo las carpas, y
que aquella hora jugaban a Ia som
bra dc las misnas, las que ponfan la
nota mas connovedora emocionan-
te en- aluel lugar. Todos ellos YES
tan trajecitos nuevoS que el Sabado
les dieran las blancas manos de un
Srupo de damas de Ia Cruz Roja que
visit6 el campamento. Estos grupos
dc nihos- del uno Y del otro sexos,
Sc distrafan con juegos quietos =
limpios ,pues Sc les habia recomenda
do ambas cosas: un relative Slencio.
V estar aseados, muv aseados, para
que los vieran asi todos los vtsitan-
IL 10 -
pamento durante el dfa.
En- sus puestos respectivos, vinos
ALA a los jefes del campamento,
las sehoritas enfermeras, al grupo de
sehoras Y sehoritas mexicanas ayu-
dantes dc diferentes secciones, a los
guardianes. vigilantes, cocineros en-
fin: a todos.
Hablamos con uno de los jefes, el
Captain de Ia Croz Roja, Mr.. E. An
slin. El nos dio los ultimos pormeno-
res de Ia vida en- aquellas carpas.
''El dfa de ayer-nos dijo mien-
tras !revisaba una pila de papeles,
SERVINGS aquf quinientas cincuenta V
cinco comidas. Para hoy estamos es
perando atender a un numero mayor.
por ser el primer dfa en- que los
de todos estos contornos
no tienen va la atenci6n directa que
les estaba dando Ia Cruz Azul. Desde
Ia manana dictamos. las medidas ne
para estar preparados debi
oamente-
Anoche durmieron aquf ciento
cincuenta seis personals. Durante
el dfa de aver, despachamos con
contrato de trabajo a ocho familias,
para fuera de San Antonio. Elias es-
tuvieron en- nuestras carpas hasta
que todo estuvo arraglado para su
prti6a. Ell dfa de hoy, tenemos II
enfermos, de los que uno presenta
gravedad. sera llevado al Hospi-
tai en- un caro- que acabarnos de
pedir. De los otros enfermos ,el mas
grave es un anciano ,pero su grave
dad es relatival Esta recibiendo la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
NAUFRAGIO DEL REMOLCADOR
HUMBERTO

TeIcgrama Especial para LA PRENSA'.
TAMPICO, lamps, sepdembre l9.
aver naufrago en- el Rio Pauuco el
remolcador "Huberto", habiende pc
recido ahogados ell contramaesre de
el Y tres de sus marineros, sin que
hubiera sido possible prestar3e ningnn
auxilio ,pues Ell siniestro Sc, desarro-
ll6 de una manera intempestiva, ha-
biendose consumado el inaufraSio a
los pocos momentos de que Sc inicio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
DOS GENERATES
Sc HAN SUBLEVADO
jUno de elIos en- 0axaca
Y otro en- Veracruz

TeIcgrarna Especial para LA PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXCO, sepuemhre
1S.-En Ia Secretaria de Guerra Y Ma
rina Sc tuvo conocimiento de que el
General Francisco l.. Castillo, Sc re-
bel6 contra el gobierno en- el Estado
dc Oaxaca. en- donde ha atacado va
rios poblados de poca importancia,
amenazando dc muerte a las autori-
dades que intenten oponSF'e resisten
cia. La Secretaria de Guerra ha ordc-
nado Sc emprenda una activa perse-'
cuci6n contra el infidentc.
Del Estado dc FeracruZ, sc recibie-
ron tau.hisn noticias de que cl gene
raj Manuel Aleman sc levant6 en- ar
mas en- la Hacienda de Los Mangos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
OSRA SERlA Y AC-
TiTuD SOLEhNG

No hay en- cl tribute &c ID colonla
81 vauo relumor6n chtI!ona de los oro-
- IN osIcuJacI@n ca,llona de los oro-
I,cles vulsares; no. en- i tribute todo
- ssrto. todo es sOleTune, tudo t!ene
$50 si-no caraCteriStico de los actoS
rnesuralos que Sc dIsuqsuen por Su
nohIeya en- los CUaleS parece cam
near IA yIoJu hldalguAsL &c "a raLas
r,nJlrado ~ numeuaje ante a angus
10 soheransa d. Ia pauya enSalanada-
DonIr vScuelIS a IN pGeolo en- Ia
ccasi6n en- uuc csc pueblo ceieofa Su
lDdcps .ndcnula. cs darie d ese pueoio
Ia n,ior demostraciou de iraternlaao
= lender Il MAS hcrmOSo Vircuio que
1,sra siempre nos cStreche, pueSto que
IN Csc tribute csta comprendIdo el
amor que NOS iUSptra Ia niaeZ que IN
rcrnina plctnyn;e ha de deSflsAr pcT las
aulas ansiosa dc luz hambrienta dc
instruction.
Eicr - M comprendido IA rueFza
ce este obseqmo. cuando promInenteS
lsncionarios del gobIerno dc nuestro
,,sla acud.-sin i Il ceremonial de Ia
,olocaciGu d.. la priInsra picdra dc ias
dos cuustrucion.S, pcr 10 cuat Ii CO.
lonia r.a1edc UaSarSe en- csc necno pa
y, compreudcr hasta Fl iondo II EerdA
dadcro alcanle que t!env uueScra ac-
gi6n.
.Arrupaos en- toruo dc Il BandeEa.
Proximos "a a saosr que II cere-
n,onia sc efec,ue. Y cuando apenas cs-
yasos nucvc dias nos scparan de ese
acto. auervIucS alzIr una vez mas nats
ira yoz para lamar Ia colouia me
Nicana con mas is y llsnoS a. ansle-
dad nor Ia necesidad que el proyecto
ricne dc que todas las fuerz-S EiEaS
So aS-upen en- to-no de la eandera
hacienda el esfuerzo mas srande el
cmpujr mas yisorosc, sc terrnlnc IL
subscription del fondo que Sc necesl-
IA para complstar estaS obras-
Todos los meNicanoS que On este
hospilalario pals rssldimoS, deoenloS
seutirnos SatisfechoS pcr 10 que hasta
ahora Sc ha heChC. todoS GeoenoS
es:ar crGullosos porQue las prlmeraS
dernostraciones del pueblo de Dolores
tiidalCo SC han traducido cn nonoESS
PARA Ia coionia neNcana. tod"S oe-
perenos esLar ansiosoS de correSEoh-
der essas distincionss con Ia cenciU-
sion dc las obraS que sc emprenusn,
para que eSas obras digan los com
patrsotaS que hemcS Saaido aprcclar
n, mauera de conducirse con noSoroS'
) que sabemos cumplir Ia proIneSa
tai como des0e un principle u empe-
aaranos ante ID patrLa.
Por ESQ ahora tocSs i noSotroS IN
,ensincar mas II campana para sol
vsntar los sastos que Sc aproNlman'
Dor ESQ debemos recaudar las mayo
res sumas, porque el trabajo, una Fez
empezado, imperiosamenIe reclarnara
ne Il coloaia nuestra a atenclon que
debe rener, para que las conssrucclo-
mes, avanzando siempre, pueoaa ser
enCegadaS al pueblo de Dolores en-
una Ischa proxima, en- I'm dia que Sc
ri para todo msxIcaao residente sa
este pals, de gloria y de orgulio. de
triunfo tambiSn. puesio que en- ese
ola tlameara, mas altiya que nunca,
nuesrra hernoSa bandeza, Si0boto de
union independencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
LOS FERROCARRILES
DEL SUR-PACIFICO
DE MEXICO
Van a reanudarse las
operaclones por esa
empresa americana
En- una junta cue Sc efectuo en-
Nueya York, Sc reorgani
20 ell Consejo Directive

TclcSrara Especial para LA PRENSA
NUENA YORK. septiembrc lS.-La
fico de Mexico, reanudara sus operacio
nes en- Ia vecina rcpublica, para 10 cual
celebr0 aqui una junta a fin de reor
ganiZar el Consejo de Directories de di
cha empresa ferrocarrilera- Esta ac-
ciou de Ia compahia fa venido au-
Elentar el optimismo acerca de Ia si-
tuaci6n mexicana, inspirando confian-
IA en- cl reSreso de la estabilidad en-
ipaxa Par "a !
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
LA OBSCUEIDAD So
BRE Ell CASO

Quien era el individuo cue de tai
manera 10 habia atropellado y que
suerte habia aQuel corrido, eran de-
TALES que Montes isnoraba por COM
pleto. Quisn 10 habfa llevado adorde
Sc enconraba. como su esposa habfa
tenido conocimiento de 81 dessracia-
-pues Ia hora en que 10 vimos aca-
daha de negar su lado, env:ando nor
aquella, el pequeho hijo de Placido
Monies. eran otras cosas que 81 tam
POGO saba En- resumen. convencidos
nosotros de que menos que acudis-
ramos a otras fuenteS, no obtendrfa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
LA cAMPANA De d.
lORES LLAMA a -
COlONiA

La campana de Dolores que IA mas
de IN siSfo- conyocara al pueblo me
x;caro para Ia lucha hoertarta, son6
en- esta OCCASION convocandole para Ia
lucha reconstructora, en- su tanido
Gu,ce, hubo tambien un gr;to que paso
u frontera Y vino haSla los Estaaos
Un;dos para extenderse por todos los
hoeares mexicanos. y conyocarlos pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
LA CAMPANA DE DOLORES ANUNCIO
AL PUEBLO EL OFRE ECIMIENTO DE LA
COLONIA MEXICANA DE E. UNlDOS

Y nientras los habitmtes aborozados Uitereaban los
heroes nuestra cOona, de la Cuna de la Independent
cia smgio un grito que debe llegn todos los hoga
res mexicanos: HAY que cumplir la sagrada
promesa! HAY que trabajar con empeno
sin igual, con fe con resolucion! =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
coleetado por ell senor M. r.
Martinez, de Flagstaff, A
rixona.:

lPasa q la 5a- Pss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19
LiSTA De Los OONSTlvOS PARA
LAS EScuELAS DE DOLORES
HiDAlGO, GTO.
Suma anterior
De SAN ANTONIO:

1E SSN AN UNIV.
Sr. Jose Cervantes ....... 80
Sr. Daniel CeryanteS ..... go
FoRANEAS:
so por ciento del producto
obtenido en- Ii veiada Lii
terario-Musical, verifica-
cada por el Club Latino,
de Tucson, Arizona. 81
ola Ii ...-.---. is.0e
Sr. Bonifacio A. Martinez
familia, Mason, Texas =. 10. 90
Sr. y. s. Sanchez.-Aragou.
y. Mexico ..---.....- 20
Sr. Eladislao Guerra.-San
QuinIln, California -- go
Sr. Urbano Herrera--Colo-
rado, Texas .-......... LOO
Sr. Clemenre Anima--Tulare,
California ----.. !. 90
Sr. Enrique Ce-pa.-Edwar
Svllle, III .--.... ........ go
Sr. Salvador Jaime.-Ed-
wardsville, III. .. go
Sr Alfonso E.spinosa--Ed-
Wardsyllle, III .....--.... 9.55
CoieetaGo por Ia scnorita
Maria Torraioa, de Eagle
Pass. Texas, entire los en-
pIeados de .la Casa SIan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-19

ca" ....... ....... 600
Scita. Maria Espinosa ....- so
Srita. Guadalupe Menchaca 0.50
Srita. Lidta Esparza ..... $50
Srita- JoSefina Rodriguez =. o.50
Srita. AltaSracia Ramos -. o.25
Srita Consuelo Flores 49,. O.5o
Srita- Acacia A-redoado =. o5e
Una mexicana ...... 0.25
Srlta. Carolina. WueSte -. 0.25
Sr,ta. Elena Z. Carcasa =. 100
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(Pasa a Ia Psgina y
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(Pasa a Ia Pag. 5a,
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(Pasa a la PaS. ~ sssss
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fPasa = ia Pag. 5s-l
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Sr. Jose Cervantes .......
Sr. Daniel CeryanteS .....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
CHAPTER vi
The Cigarette Cns.

'Well. we'll SO we have our friend
and confrerc, Mr.. McCarty, with no
once more Are you going to lend us
your valuable assistance in this case 80
A tall, spare, slightly bald, slightly
stoop- -shouldered figure detached him.
ser from the group about the throne
chalr as McCarty made his reappear.
ahce IN the reception hall and advanced
q, q step or two with outstretched hand
lhere was amused condescension in His
aiert, self confident manner and a hint
4 sarcasm in the crisp tones which
made the honest face of the ex rounds
man flush, but he responded quietly 40
he shook hands:
Inspector Druet has taken me on as
special deputy, Mr.. Terhune. l han
pened to be on hand when the body
was discovered" ''
AS usual, eh?' The noted Grim.
inologist smiled a trihe wryly, "RcalIv
If the word had not been 50 mmch
abused / should call you an opportunjst
my dear McCarty. | have accented Mrs
CreyeIing's commission to Investigate
thc anair IN her behalf and | presume
that we can count on your co opern
tlon III you were here when the crime
was hrst discovered perhaps you will
be good enough to give me the details
! have learned nothing as vet eyceni
that Mr., Creveling was found shot IN
the breast and my client refuses to an
tertain the theory of suicide"
McCarty complied willingly enough
but with certain reservations
lie led Wade Terhune first to tbe
study and described the finding Of tbe
body and the episode of the bur0Ior
but made no mention of the blood.
stained playing card, nor of the result
OF his second search of the rooms nm
stairs. It would be time to impart that
Information to the private detective
when, he had first laid the facts before
his chief. ''''
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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HOW MANY CARDS?
Bv ISABEL OSTRANDER

"Tbs Island OF Tntigne Suspense" "Ashes Ashes etc.
Apthor" - Copcroht Robert q 60
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-12-03
MORE PROTECTION

Messrs Stephan Hailstone, Lyman
Hyde and Merlin HoveY recently appear
ed before the City Commissioners and
asked that an extra nightwatchman be
put on duty, in order that the city might
be better protected against the burglar,
who is stalking across the country.
The appeal of these gentlemen is time
ly and Will meet the general approval of
the community. 1t is impossible to pick
up paper, no matter where it is publish
ed without reading some account of
plumber wherein the law has been defied
and a peace loving, respected, and law
abiding citizen has been robbed.
PROVO is having more than its share of
burgulary at this time. Private homes
are being robbed, and business houses
and service stations are getting more
than their share. Located on the main
line Provo is becoming the dumping
ground for hobos, and the people are the
victims.
But because Logan and Cache County
towns are not on the main line is no rea-
son why we will be missed In fact we
have not been missed. Senator Funk of
Richmond suffered a tremendous loss
a short time ago, Paradise was victimiz-
ed recently and prior to that some of Lo-
gan's business houses were touched
Some minor thefts are being recorded
all the time.
1t is time that all the force and power
of the law, and the determination of all
honest men and women should be enlist
ed in war against theft. There is too
much of it, perhaps partly due to the lax
ity in enforcing the law against such
crimes and misdemeanors. The thief is
a despicable person. He should be ap-
pretended and then given not less but
more than the law allows.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-12-03
ODDLOT SECURITIES

The shipping board is offering for sale
a varied assortment of securities. such
as notes of municipalities, public utilities.
industrial and shipping companies, for
eign bonds, and real estate mortgages
They have been accepted by the Board at
various times in the past in return for
ships, land, etc. Their value is probe
NAUTICAL in many cases, but the present
management of the Governments ship
ping intends to liquidate every asset not
actually necessary in the operation of the
fleet.
Thrift is shorthand for Waste not.
want not" 49, 49,.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-12-03
HOPE FOR CHINA

With the special influences of Japan re-
moved from China, and the pacification
of the revolutionary parties in that coun-
try, there is every reason to believe that
China would soon be on a substantial fin
ancial footing, and able to take her place
in the society of nations. 1t is declared
by former Minister to China Reinsch that
the total debt of China is only 100000
900, or about $3.50 per capita. In the
United States the per capita debt is $3.50.
The present trouble in China is the inabi-
lily to raise and collect taxes from the
provinces overrun by warning bands or
contolled by officials who confiscate all
the revenue to themselves.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-12-03


mile to the east quarter corner of
section 81, said township and range;
thence North IS mile; thence West
g mile; thence North q miles;
thence West a mile; thence North
q mile; thence East Is mile; thence
North 1s mile; thence east u mile;
thence north Il mile; thence east Is
mile; thence north Is mile; thence
east u mile to the east quarter corn
err of the southeast quarter section
10, said township and range; thence
North Is mile; thence West B mile;
thence north X mile; thence west b
mile; thence north u mile; to the
north quarter corner of the north
east quarter section 10, said town.
ship and range; thence west Y mile
to the north quarter corner section
10, said township and range; thence
north " mile to the center of section
3, said township and range; thence
west s mile; thence north Il mile;
thSANS west 70 mites W lHe WEST
quarter corner of the northwest
quarter of section 8, said township
and range; thence south 100 feet to
the point of beginning, and enclos-
ing an area of approximately 1924
acres of land more or less, the area
enclosed by the above description is
more particularly described as all be-
ing in Township IA North, Range 1
West of the Salt Lake Base and Meri-
dian, as follows, to wit:
All Of the Sc. u, also all that part
of the NE. Il, the N.w.A, and the
S.W.A east of the West Cache Canal
all in Section A; all of the E.k, and
that part of the Wa east of the
West Cache Canal, all in section O.;
all of the e. " and that part of the
Wa east of the West Cache Canal,
all in Section 16; all of the e. y, and
that part of the Wa east of the
West Cache Canal, all in section FL;
that part of the Mex and the N.
Wa Of Section % east of the West
Cache Canal; all of the N. " and the
N. Y of the Mex of the S.w.A, all
in section 81; all of the S.W. ", and
all of the N.W.A except the MEX
of the Mex of the said northwest
quarter, all of the 81 OF the S.h
Of the Sc u and all of the Wa OF
the WA of the SEX, all of the
Wa of the S.W.A OF the Mex
and the S.W.A of the N.w.A Of the
NE. u, all in section %; all Of the
VIZ Of the Wa, and all of the
e. " OF the N.E.A OF the Nw.k,
and all Of the N. " of the N.W.A OF
the N.E.A, all in section Ii; all OF
the ". Y, and all OF the s. " and the
VIZ of the SEN of the N.E.A,
and all Of the S.w.A of the Mex
of the NE. u, and all Of the N.W.N
of the SEA OF the Sc. u, and NE.
u of the SCI all in section 10;
all of the S.W.A, and all of the SW.
Il of the NV. u, and all Of the VIZ
of the sen of the N.W.A, all in
section 8.
is duly established as provided by
law.
And the following named persons
are to be known as the Board OF
Supervisors for the terms set oppo-
site their names:
r. E. Butler of Cornish, Utah, for
the terms of three years.
Melvin H. Buttars, OF Cornish
Utah, for the term of two years.
Lorenzo Sorensen, Of Cornish,
Utah, for the term of one year.
Adopted by the Board of County
Commissioners this 28th day OF Nov
ember, 1921.
II. A. Theurer
A. w. Hyer,
VIM. Murray,
Board of County Commissioners
Cache County, Utah.
Attest:
w. H. Chugg,
County Clerk of Cache County.
(sEAL) adv-12-1S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-12-03
WHY NOT BE FAIR .

The above question is directed to the
Salt Lake daily papers, those great big
high class moulders Of public sentiment.
and has reference to the recent football
game between the University of Utah
and the Utah Agricultural College.
The editor of this paper has just re-
| trned from trip to Salt Lake where aft
er reading the accounts Of the game as
| chronicled in the Salt Lake press. he had
the pleasure of interviewing a score of
more Of Salt Lakers who saw the game.
In reading the several accounts the
man who did not see the game is led to
believe that the teams were evenly match
ed and that the Aggies won the game
Through sheer luck, or by taking advan-
tage of "the breaks" as it is claimed.
And then the alabi's that these winners
bring FORTH wouldn't they make you tir-
led. Of course the result completely upset
their dope sheet, everybody knows that.
but because they were possessed with bad
Judge ent, because they could not see
clearly, because they could not tell bet
ter team when they scanned its record
iand saw it perform in practice, is no rea-
son why they should be sore, and refuse
Ito give the victors their just dues
But to get real line up on the game all
one needs to do is to talk to the disinter-
ested onlooker. the Salt Laker if YOU
lease. We talked with a number One
said "By iove those farmers ran rings all
around the "U". They licked us before
we knew we were in the game They out
generated us, outplayed us, in fact we
were not in their class" Sounds fine
doesn't it. Good dope. Nice for this time
of the year. An honest confession is rood
for the soul and fellow always feels bet
ter when he tells the truth. And there
are hundreds of them rioht in Salt Lake
with 1.-THE same story Such admissions
are respectfully prescribed for the Salt
Lake daily papers.