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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-02-24
s Tablets For Indigestion
and Consultation

"The incest and pleasantest medi-
cine l have used for Indigestion and
constipation is Chamberlain IS Tab
let's" writes Melard F. Craig, Middle
Grove, N. Y. They work like a charm
and do not gripe or leave any UNI
pleasant effect. (Adv)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-02-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF
PROPERTY


In the Probate Court, of Idaho
ty, idaho.
In the Matter Of the Estate n
curgus Vineyard, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Il
suance of an order of sale. nail
entered by the Probate Cont 4
County of Idaho, State of IdslE
the 10th. day of February. lqsE
the matter of the estate of TN
Vineyard, deceased, the underS
Administrator, of said estate wS
at private sale, subject to conf
ton by said Probate Court h
lowing interest in certain
claims, to-wit: Fl
All of an undivided one quar- Fl
terest in and to the "DICE'i & 81
GINA" quartz mining claims 81
No. 24S7, located in the RI
Mining District, in Idaho d
State Of Idaho. =
This sale win be made on OF
the goth. day of February, 1921
bids win be received at my Old
Grangeville, Idaho, up to u
Mr., of said day.
Terms of sale viii be for cad
upon contract or option for the
sale thereof, according to a
visions of an order of sale ma !
said court in said matter nov II
IN said Court, reference to VIII 3
leerby made. All bids must be il
ng.
The right to reject any or ell
5 hereby reserved.
Dated February, 10th. 1921,
HAMPTON TAH
-0-2 Administrator Of said
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Department, of the Inter;o,
Land Office, at Lewiston. Jdab,
ruary IA, 1921.
Notice is hereby given tb.t n
G. Howell, of Grangeville. Idst.
on June q, 1916, made 'Ho0'
Entry (List l-3l23.) No. os5a,
SCI NWH, VIZ SWH MEL
SWA NWH NEH, SWH SFH,
NEH, NWH NEA SWH MI
NEH SWH NEH, SCI SWE \
VIZ SWH SEH NEH. VIZ n
NEA SEA, & NJ NWH SIN
ton 20, Township 30 North RI
East, Boise Meridian, has fla /
of intention to make three Yea, \
to establish claim to the lana
described before Hampton TIM
5. Commissioner, at Grangev;i.
no, on the 25th. day of March /
Claimant names as witnesses.
Ira Jeffries, of Clearwater II
Bernard Mcmahon, of GraDa
Idaho; Patrick II. Leach. of 81
lille, Idaho, and James l.. Ria 4
frangeville, Idaho.
lon-coal HENRY HEITFp
1915 III
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-02-24

Plaintiffs,
Warren F. Scott and Ann Ger
trude Scott, his wife, (nee Anna
Gertrude Randolph, A. N. Dyer
and A. S. Hardy Executors of the
Last Will and Testament and Es-
tate of Wallace Scott, deceased,
Rebecca Scott, Ralph Scott, James
Scott and Calista Huxtabe, Defend
ants.
The State of Idaho Sends Greetings
to Warren F. Scott, and Anna Ger
trude Scott, his wife, (nee Anna Ger
trude Randolph, A. N. Dyer and
A. s. Hardy, Executors of the Last
VIII and Testament and Estate of
Wallace Scott, deceased, Rebecca
Scott, Ralph Scott, James Scott and
Calista Huxtable the above named De-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that a COM
plant has been filed against you in
the District Court of the Tenth Judi
cial District Court of the State of
Idaho, in and for Idaho County, by
the above named Plaintiff, of the ma
ture in general terms as follows:
To obtain o Judgment and decree of |
the above entitled court setting aside |
and holding for naught, so far as is
necessary to protect the rights of the
Plaintiffs, certain contracts made and
entered into by the Defendant War
rem F. Scott and one Wallace Scott,
now deceased, and certain other con
tracts made and entered into between
the Defendants Warren F. Scott and
Anna Gertrude Scott, his wife and to
adjudge and decree that the Defend
lnts Rebecca Scott, Ralph Scott
James Scott and Calista Huxtable
lold the legal title to a part or por-
lion of the estate of said Wallace
scott, deceased, as residuary legatees
hereof in trust for Plaintiffs and that
he Defendants A. N. DYER and A. S.
Hardy, as Executors of the Last {
viii and Testament and Estate of said ]
Wallace 'EScott, deceased, hold and 8
ossess the same in trust for Plain 7
ifs, all of which more fully appears '
D Plaintiffs verified complaint filed t
l the above entitled court. J
And you are hereby directed to ap- d
ear and answer the said complaint f
thin twenty days of the service of a
lmmons, if served within said Judi v
al District, and within forty days p
served elsewhere. And you are V
lrther notified that unless you so
,pear and answer said complaint il
thin the time specified, the Plain n.
ifs will take judgment against you d,
prayed in said complaint.
Witness my hand and seal of the sa
strict Court of the Tenth Judicial OF
strict of the State of Idaho in and
r Idaho County, this 9TH day of
bruary, A. d. 1921.
EAL) /e
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SUMMONS ON AMENDED COM

!
In the District Court of the Tenth .Ju-
dicial District of the State of Ida-
no, in and for the County Of Idaho
Mary Tilley, Plaintiff VS.. Claud
Woodward, L. August Woodward, J.
Russell Woodward; the unknown
heirs and devisees of
James Woodward, leceased the I'M
known heirs and devisees of Ella
z. Woodward, deceased; William G.
Tilley; and the unknown owners of
that certain real property situated
in the County of Idaho, State of
Idaho, and particularly described as:
The North twenty-six eightieths
(26-80ths) of the Northeast Quarter
of the Northwest Quarter of
Section "a, in Township 30 North of
Range 2 East of the Boise Meridian,
being a strip of land 26 rods in
width, and extending in an east
erly and westerly direction, entirely
across the north side of the said
above described forty acres, Defend
ants.
The State of idaho Sends Greetings:
To Claud Woodward. L. August
Woodward, j. Russell Woodward; the
unknown heirs and devisees of James
deceased; the unknown |
heirs and devisees of Ella E. Wood |
ward, deceased; William G. Tilley; |
and the unknown owners of that GER
tain real property situated in the
County of Idaho, State Of Idaho, mad
described IS: The north
swenty-six eightieths (26-S0ths) Of the
Northeast Quarter of the Northwest
quarter of Section "a in Township 80
North, of Range 2 East of the BOISE
Meridian, being a strip Of land 26 rods
n width, and extending in an easter
y and westerly direction, entirely
cross the north side of the said above
described forty acres, the above nam
d defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
hat complaint has been filed again
t you i'll the District Court Of the
'enth Judicial District of the State
f Idaho in and for the County of
IDAHO, by the above named plaintiff.
nd you are hereby directed to ap-
ear and answer the said complaint
-ithin twenty days of the service of 7
lis summons if served within said
judicial District, and within forty
avs if served elsewhere; and you are ?
lrther notified that unless you so [
1pear and answer said complaint
thin the time herein specified the r
aintiff, will take Judgment against
u as prayed in said complaint.
That action is brought to quiet title
the plaintiff, against the above N
med defendants, in and to the above
scribed land.
Witness my hand and the seal of
id District Court, this seventh day A
Feby. 1921.
HENRY TELCHER,
Clerk,
By H,rold Harris,
eau Deputy. IL.
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profit that wholesalers and ere
tailers" may charge on the various
snecessaries of life The scale is
ao follows.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-02-24
HENRY TELCHER,
Clerk.
By Harold Harris,

w. H. Casady, Salt Lake, Utah.
Frank L. Moore, Residence Moscow,
Idaho. Attorney for Plaintiff.
39-6*
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-02-24
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF IDA
HO
W. H. Casady and Frank L. Moore,
Plaintiffs,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

G. S. STOCKTON, PHYSICIAN
Surgeon, office upstairs in
block.
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FRATERNAL ORDERS

W. o. w. GRANGEVILLE CA,
206. Meets first and third
of each month at I. o. u
w. II. Peason, c. c.; r. IL
Clerk.
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NJ. W. A. CAMP NO. $40. a
First Thursday in each m ~,
0. 0. F. Hall. A. M e'c q (,
Pacific Phone 1871; r. =
nsuoO
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HENRY TELCHER.


OtpuJg'
F. e. Fogg, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence and Postoffice Address,
Grangeville, idaho. 40-6
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ENCAMPMENT I. 0. 0. r.
Prairie Nc. IS. Meets ln1 4
and fourth Saturdays at l. "a \
Hall. c. e. Krakau, Chief r.
X. II. Amber, Scribe.
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FRED ERSKINE, CIVIL ENGl'
Pacific Phone 461. Grangeu'
no.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

1874
The Keota news., 1921-07-15

sslf; o. for ~. u . tms ess NJ -
d."
.And vainly dsd ] ~ 70 urss hie
% take some broad and gIusl
THs arst issue a tAe 3o0nAl'
Science and Ii Wssksss. pubdsned ~
csatly By the Committee Tor ~ ~
peovemsot oe the Conditjoa q 9eseo-
tists in PetrogE.d. contains IN IL n
troductosy article list a Russaan 81.
sntists who died ot hunese ana
dsstitutioo during The last fsw oooths
Of lo90 This lise eitss the following
names: Proe. Y. 4 Bssnatsky (payac'
ist). Y. L Bssnatsky (soo'ogasO.
Prod. 3. A. vensssov. ProE y. 4
0esechua N. L. Hsekss (phy6esal.
Prot. d. L Dubiago (astrooeoss). v.
A. Aolaalsvsky (histosian). ProG. v.
Y. Po,ovisov (botanistl. Prak =
9. Fsdsso6 (cryssallopaphes). Psoe.
p. K. Sternbssg (astrooo0es). eno 4.
A. shakhmatov (acadsmiejan).
III this process Of The dying ct a
scientists." says Tie Journal. win co..
tinus at this rate our country wsu -
entirely deprived Of ID bssin. TSe
life Of Q scientist IN our tia,ss y tse.
rible, % regards his physlcol eov'Foo'
ment. and u Q torture morally.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
40 Scientists
= Die. in !. Years

between me and the Bolshsviki ] an
IN old. feeble man. hardly able to
move. with feet swollen with eoese
from the cold and hungry wintss. Xee
they arc keeping ne In solitary con-
0nsment."
Aesd oeisntlss Tessvred.
Finally. Assistant Professor Z.
writes:
1T was hard to watch The suAbsinss
Of Evgrsph stephanovitch (ProessDer
Tsdeeo6. the csystallograpAes). AOod.
cray. emaciated from hunsse. - had
grown % weak The last few days that
be was unable even to ct up from
bed. ] came to visit him. brought
him Q little stale bread. which ] had
dimcuity In obtaining. for ! had 10
mooey. He Grasped the bread eagerly.
He took Q bite. and then b stopped {:
.'You are young. better sat yous.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
A aass oeesssssea.

~ WV O0otV00U0Oos
"Heeo'o IN interesting eootflbution
to the literature q tho 0ay."
"What y itr'
the oeanol1s e Q fpeusse pagilistic
chanpaoa."
dinasyr
He aeknowisdsss that hs was
licked by Q better nan"
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
Victims q Starvatjen Under PEI.
soeutien q oelehsv& Regime
h Russia.
Malle8lee WW 4 @1lE
49, eeAIsesphsss Az Isss - Psss
In oIssy Prissos q WM q ~
0s4e-a0any oseos peeeeeeses
Aason0 N vOee3~s2

New Yosk.-Sevesal lossee "
scientists living under ths 1osshsv,ss
rsgine IN Russia and oshss oocsDens
de1essbiug ~ cooditSeoo unoes wo'eo
IN Rueolap ocseasises aro living q
present are made psbaie by 4 J. seex.
director q the Russaaa insosmeuoo
bureau u tbs Unitsd StatsA rspressot'
NJ In thas coantsy IL RossAen demo
cratic snti.Doashsvise forcoA 1nis ma
isssal eaDs % Ar. oaek throuSh Pso1
Beds SokesoG, Q leading me@oss q
,hs posey q Observation-Disclosures
and 1opoty % tho y1sSe All'1oeseae
cuoseitutiooal assembly. Professor
Soko,o9 u BOW h Psagss. CsseAose'
vahia.
The seatonsne an that according
70 o0esal Bolshsvise satisfies 90
Russian scientists died q ssasSseSoo
during the isse thrss yeesA
Ths names oe The RossjaA oe3eot1seD
who Wsoee theee lsetess veee oos
Clven. - this. Il is said. woald exposs
then 70 Bo,shsvise psrsecotsoa. D.
scs1blng the eoodltioos un6ee wsSen
the ee3eotises are new AvjoG b 8os'
-, Proeooooe x, whites:
T1sss ysass have bssa - esoties.
ous hes5se. We wese declared
b. the 0elehsvth - b DaraGltea. an0
1soosa. NJ ~ Wess oapssvsd svs0 &
thae D1eseable food all0Vaaee Whlch
ehe wes1eso and IL soldiers bove boo0
rsesivlnG.
oevesnaseWe b Palesheo4
Pruleaooe q PHILOSOPHY o. writes
hat - looks 1peo ths tragic atUotioo
with istsssse calmly. % bs0tD Q pAi.
looeohse. Juse - calmly - / eoasIoss
Tie fact that n ny room The water b
fFssaaaG end that a. eating oataI u.
seeod q bgead and meat. Al theoe dis.
eeo1osts e sovise Rsssla I regard
Qssts eaimly.
"81t there b one aapees Of lifo ~
~ ~ soviet rule which compsls ~
. 0sspies that sule. This u their
booadleD falsehood. Evesy day. a
~ pages q thels SHY newspapers. b
their speeeAes. In thsie books-theeo
ass fslssAood and oseslt svseywheso.s =
Psoeoooqe ". Writes:
No. thsss eaa b % ssdseseasd,as
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
Uss0aro1 b ~ Uaete1 0taa60 010a9o.
nest e ARSeolturol

Usseassl b ~ Uaets1 eaas4D 090aso.
naat e A0Seoltusoj
wasAinStoo-AlthouSA legislative
measures foe The psotoctioa q Wild
fowl have multiplied. and have a6ded
70 The restrictions % huntee2 thooo
regulations have not been so0c,eaa %
maintain thses game eirds In tAels
former abundance. Rsgioos that enco
were The summer homes Of mysia60
a Wild ducks have been drained and
placed under cultivation. and exteoslvo
areas where the birds at ooo d0o
bred are now populooo farming co.,
munltioo.
Thsss changes. ~ Biologists e3 ~
United States Department q AGFSeul.
ture, have crowded out the former
foathered rosideotS and have served
In Q eoeTsspooding degree % rsouee
their numbef2
Realisatioa q thess facts haS be0
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
Duck Refugees
i'm Marsh Areas

recently 70 The adoption q ot1ee
measures % encourage waterfowl 4
number q extensive maHga areas have
been made permanent rsfuees a16ee
the guardianahip oe he DeDaEtDooe q
Agriculture. and many private peo'
serves. sooe termed b. ofeiAe1al
WeanA have booo establisho6 WAaeo
ths birds are peoesctsd while oeselaG.
~ means q eo-opeeat1ns b s0eA
s@oets 70 0aln4aln and tnesoaso ~
nu1ese q watssfowt ~ bssleg3eai
s0Tvey e ~ DATED otateo Dooose.
Dsot e Agriculture has un6sseakea
invsseigatloos q the general esooit3ea0
under Witch via dvekD i've and
thssVe. eo0pjod With coonts q ~
eirds found IN areas vasyiAs b ehaF.
actsr. Daring three samDoeaI 1old
studies wess made dealing With WA
ducks u Tie Bear river marshes is
Utah. Q report q which he's just been
publishsd by The department b D.
partmsot Bulleein ooa Wud Ducks end
Duck Foods q The Bear River AasuA0,
Utah.
During Tie three seasons dsvotea %
this Wosk II species q dueko aD1 ~
Canada gooss wese fosnd. beeedlag h
The REGION Included n ~ Bear savee
0arsAaa. which eovee IN a1tooGlvo
area at the northern ed q Great
Salt Laka. u IN enumesatioo made
during Nay and Ju1e. 1o1A q the II
spsciss of breeding dueks 4bo0 pairs
wosO counted, and it issbelisved that
this number represents betWee6 % and
100 poe cent q The total nun6oe q
osoo6lns 0ueks occurring heeci tAat
season.
vase esUW6se n On. NeoDoN.
Allowing 1vo yosa6 roarod - -.
tus1ty % the avssage foe oach polr.
end eoastossiAg 1o10 % q aveeaee
seoooa. she b0l)sein stateo that. q Q
co0oogvatfve estimate, botWooa 1k0oo
and 5000 VIA ducks. native . the
mafsh, ars to b found tAseo q tAe
Close q he bgeeding season.
1t was found that, in adAitjoo 10
The large nunkoe q birds reared a.
the Bear river ara. many oehee dvcke
came In after the nesting seasoo . -.
main there until falj. That blrds iron
The Bear river section range widoly
after leaving these uaarshee has boeo
shown By records q ducAD that havo
6ee0 banded ana released there ed
subsequently, were shot elsewhere. Rec.
ords thus obtained show that blsao -.
leased nsar the mouth q Rear savee
II migration cover The rs9Soa fsoa
Oklohoma % Cexas and we0e % Oh.
i1osota. The department ufees The -
tabltsemeot oe q greater number q
preserves wheee Wild fowl nag breed
and rost uaHoiested and 0nd % an.
PIE sappay Of tooA
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
ssvowo eoaspasusms,on

"A cusious case came up In the cour,
q dones4ie rs,atioQs this morning."
"What was lt ell aboutf' asked the
meok little man.
"A wife ehaSesd that her husband
cut out the dspartmeot store advertise
nsots from ths family newspaper te-
fore he'd let her read h. He Was .
brute. wasn't her
Certainly" rspl1sd The meek little
maa. 'But what ] don't undsssisnd l.
bow ~ managed % ct hold u the
paper Arot."
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
.sss Ns a. Nec.

etoaw Ne g. Noe.
NJ 1oekod Wseh IAvoe - ~ ouit.
yoe Why GhouA - ovAAe ~
0Ao Was The ta1boe'O lAn0Aooe cute
AAd kneW hee fAtAee uDAAo III
-0Soo0Qo AA9as1ns.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
A call Pssn nsssG.

"rd IKE % - Nr. Wadlsish."
heb listsolAg over the Telephone
said IL discsoee secretary.
"Ijooeningr
"Dsav yoar own in6seeoee. Air. l
woot ~ IN - many woe6s that Mra
WadlelgA, who = at the oeAse end II
ehe Wiro. u dolA0 On ~ talkins."
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
Uncle Sans Bloioolsts Declare
Tho Wnd Fowl Must Have
Further Protection.
IRE ujsIB M DRAINAGE

Results q ~ oeWdy. 0vsiaO Thsse
ouausess. - ~ oWs.ts aad oaaada
ooooo Thoe Oeoo6 - 0oae o1voe
0eGDeo - OtaA.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
eso.ssor osoG.ovARTIR

No-oeoT oeo91oVA0TB0
ohe, oO0oo Aee3QDo oaVo alI NE"
aeo Oloeo.
~. Whse dooo 80 1enost absvs
WsoO3
oho, ~ ~ ~ 6s6nfe kNsw
hoH ~ tsueh oboUe aom.
The Keota news., 1921-07-15
4 oHolleaDee.

Hiram" sajd Nh. Cogatesoea, why
id you in0o0e On or ~ Josh takin'
mussc lseoodSf You know hs hasn't
aAy tajeot."
r Wasn't thlnkia' obout ~ talent.
~ 1oag - hear h10 psaeticin'' on
tho violin, know he isa't skylarkin'
with the hired nan nor tsasin' the
Stock"
The Keota news., 1921-07-15

AsqUiee1 l)oslae
as-Do you beljevo thecs 10 any
thing u namsof
ehe-X0e. Do. NJ 9Th chu1's name
y Olive and I didn't Ike hee at al ct
1s~~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-30
Cincuenta americanos estdn
priisiioneros de los
bolsheuikiis rusos

Te!czrana Especial para IA rEENSA
WASHINGTON. D. C. MARIO CO
En- reSpueSta Ia Interpretation hecha
por el senador Helm de Alabama. el
Departamento de Estado ha declara-
10 que Sc estan hacienda esfue-zos
eucaminados a lograr el rescate de
cerca de 30 americanos DriSioneros
en- IL Russia Soviet. ESta declaration
fua provocadl por Ia investigation
que hizo e. Senador en- el case de
Emmett Fitzpatrick. que sc dice ha 81
dc setenciado dos amos de prisi6n
en Moscou.
De lss cincuenta americanos dete-
nidos por los bolShevikis, el Senador
Eet[lin ia sido infornado que seis
I ccho. incluyendo Fitzpatrick. estan
en- pr:s;6n. pernaneciendo los demas
detenidoS en- va-ias poblaciones de
aGuei pafs. Kiipa trick fus agente oe
Ia Cruz Roja. esta acusado de ha-
Der serv:do en- los ej&rciteS de Litua-
MIA contra los bolshevikis cuando 81
era enpieado del gobierno de los
EStados CniGos-
En- opiri6n de- senaGor mencionado.
81 Depa-tameato de Estado no dsbe
desaprovechar ninsuno de los medios
Cue puedan proporcionar Ia realiza-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-30
|C|EN hEX|CANOS
ARREST ADOS EN-
Fl. WORTH, TEX.
Buscaban trabajo y Sc les
aplico la ley contra
los vagos
MIR. NEFF INVESTIGARA
En- ell case de un mexicano
que fue victima de un ac-
cidente en- Galveston
CUAL ES LA SITUACION DE LOS
MEXICANOS EN- KANSAS
Muehos trahajadores estan siendo
POGO a POGO dados de baja en- las
ineas ferrocarrileras
CUAL ES LA SITUACION DE LOS
MEXICANOS EN- KANSAS
Muehos trahajadores estan siendo
POGO a POGO dados de baja en- las
lineas ferrocarrileras

Aver en- L. mailana, cl CJnSulado
McXicano rccibi6 un :eiegrama de
Fort Worth en- e! que Sc comunica Ia
prisi6n de mas de Glen meXicanos
realizada cl martes en- IA tarde. por el
cargo de vagancia. Dichos prisioneros
estan siendo castigadoS con varias Sc
manas de trabajos forzados en- las
carreterls que Se estan rcconStruyen-
do en- el COndado.
Dicho menSaje susCrito por Isabel
G. BcImarcs est;i concebido en- los 81
gu!entes t6rminos:
'Remito este mensatc apelando a
su conpetencla para que interceda por
Ia libertad de mas de Glen meXicanos
Que fueron arrestados sin motive apl.
c;indoleS la ley contra los vagos. FL
arresto tue llevado a cabo a las de
Ia tarde de hoy martes. SupliCole a
yuda para nuestros compatriotas."
Fl Consul Enrique D. Ruiz dirigi6
inmediatamente IN telegrama al Sr
Roberto Garcia. Consul en- Dallas.
punto mas Cercano Fort Worth, pa
ra que inveStigara este asunto Y lie
enviara los !nformcs reSpectivoS a la
mayor breveGad para haccr las reCla.
maciones que fueran del niso ante ei
Gobierno de Texas. Sc espera que
hoy vergan esos datos fin de gestio
mar 10 conducente en- favor de Ia Ii
bertad de nuestros Connacionales.
Como es sabido por haberlo infor-
mado LA PEENSA en- varias ocasio-
nes. en- Ia region de Fort Worth, de
POGO tempo = eSta partc Sc ha gene
raliZado una campana d. sorda hosti-
lidad contra los i-aba jadores mexica-
nos. persiguiGndose cOnstantemente a
los que estAn sin trabajo. Muchos de
cstos que andan buscando olguua o.
cupaci6n con que sustcntarse han en-.
contraGo la carcei : una :njusta con-
dena de 30 dtas de jos forzados,
nevdndoscleS engrllados a romper Ia
terra en- los oostruidos caminos del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-30

La nueva tanda Ge rumoreS que cir-
cule referentes otro moviIniento re-
yoluciorario en- ciernes contra ei Go
bierno del General Obreg6n. alrededor
de cuyo asuIGIo Sc aglome-an tGntas
y tan GiverSas verSiones, hiZo que LA
PEENSA enviara un reporter en SD
plea de noticias fidediGnas sobre Z!
particular. ante un personaje que sa-
bemos bien Sc halla realmente in
buido en- asuntoS de eSta :ndole.
Las noticias reCogidaS por uSte-
des con respecto ese nUevo movl-
miento revolucionario son cIertas-
dijo nuestro informante.-A todo %
largo de Ia frontera entire Mexico y
este pafs Sc perciben los ecos del mo-
vimiento. Y no solo aqui, pues - So
be que tienen tambisn los carrancis-
tas descontentoS cicrtoS resortes de
su organization en- Centro-Amerlca,
en- Guatemala pr!ncIpalmsnte.-y ca
Cuba Pero eS 10 cierto CUE hasIa eI
dia nan procedido eSoS elemeHtoS-!oS
que Sc encuentran en- terrltoro ameri-
cano-de tai manera que en- NADIA han
vioIado las leye> del pals. Il centTo
del movimiento no csta rea.mente
fuera de Mexico: esta ALT. !atente, y
81 no que 10 digan sus brotes. uno Ge
los cuales es n rec!ente hUelga de los
ferrocarrileros. e. numero de los prln
cipales cabeciIlaS aGitadores que han
yenido sobre IA tronteCl americana,
escaSamenre llega y veinticiDco-
-Pero los rumoreS-susirl0 q re-
pGrter,-espeCializan Sobre que IS
notable por su numero el cnovlmlen-
10 de rnexicanoS que estan cruZanao
Ia frontera Sobre aquei pals.
ST. realmente es notable ese nu-
rneIo.-aprob0 e. entrevlStado-pero
hay que teDer tambi1n en- cuentI dos
motives Que mereCen Separarse de
cualauier otro que pueda eN!Stir. Cno
de eIlos es que estamoS precisamente
en- los meses Gel ano en- que siemPre
hay esa ola de individuos que regre-
san al hoGar: Y eI o,ro motive eS la
escasez de trahaJO que SC esta hacien
do sentir tan fuertemente ahota en-
los Estados CnidoS. Estos inmigraA-
ties vecinos son en- su mayor parte
obreros, jornaieroS que en- e. fondo
forrnan el elemento. mas eXtrano a las
revoluciones En- mi concepto no eS
este e. elemento mas proDIcio en- Me-
xico a las revolucioneS: son los hom-
breS del taller. los del campo. y eSpe-
cialmerte los eternos deSocupadoS-
E.l obrero - mas bien enemiGo de ia
revuelta SaasrieEta: : preciSamente
Dor ESQ cruza Ia frontera americana
Tnuchas veces, cuando cree necesarlo
hacerlo, en- busca de refugio, de paz,
de trabaJo.
", Ssabe usted algo 1cerca de que
IN esas actividades esian mezcIadoS
algunos elenentos que pertenecieron
Al regimen de Carranza : que Sc en-
cuentran refugiados en- San Antonio
y otras poblaciones? Sc dice que esos
slementoS.-la mayor parLe lie los