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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
ARR|BA Con
LA EDUCAC|ON
(por Max Eernandez)

iCuantoS de vOS0tros aceptamos
que Ia educaci6n es Ia base del
entendimiento, de la prosperidad y
de Ia civilization? Pero al misno
tempo pocos somos los que nos
esforzamos en- adquirirla 6 repair
tirla entire nuestra iuventud. La
educaci6n es una joya de un valor
inestimable la cual es mas desea-
tle que ell orc 8 la plata. Esta in
dica el progrese, la civilization y
| llibertad.
En- TN pals democratic como es-
te; donde tanto derecho tienc ell
rico como ell pobre para subir al
puesto mas elevado de la naci6n
De levantarse del taller mas hu-
milde al de presidente de nuestra
naci6n. Es sumamente importan-
te y esencial de que todos adQuie-
ran un tanto de educaci6n. va sea
para simplemente desernpefiar el
sagrado derech0 de nuestro sufra
|gio euteligentemente 6 va sea para
ocupar,el mas insignificante asiento
en- nuestro gcbierno 6 va sea de
los mas lucrativos de nuestra Re.
publica. De otra manera para lle-
var nuestros negocios acabo y en-
toda empresa necesitamos un tanto
de desarrUllo intellectual para lie.
varla acabo con exito. En- toda
clase de trabajc nos es de alta ne
cesidad tener cuando menos un
pequeiio desarrOllo en- ell idioma
del pals, el cual es el irgles.
A varios de vosotros va Sc nos
a pasado el tempo y presto ten
dremos que despsdirnos de la vida,
sus placeres y sus penas. Pero al
mismo tempo que estamos hacien-
do para que la futura generation
Sc eduGue? Para que adquieran
las ventajas que les correspondent
8 mejor diremos para poder rete-
ner los derechos que nos CORES.
ponden?
Nosutrcs les de habla espanol
nos es indispensable el aprender ell
idioma de nuestro gobierno. Sien-
do que Ia mayor parte de vosotros|
nacemos y nos criamos iliteratos,
(podemos decir) en- cl lenguaje de
nuestro gobierno. Asi es que es-
tamos sobre grandes desventagasI
en- comparaci0n con nuestros con
ciudadanos los de habla ingles. De
manera es que no hay otra alterna-
tiva para levantarnos al nivel de
ellos mas que la de EDUCAR al
nuestra juventud. Y este no Sc
va a realizar simplemente con ell
deseo y buena voluntad de nuestra
parte pero necesitamos todos de e.
jercer todos nuestros esfuerzcs pa
ra que este venga a ser una reali-
dad. Tanto las fuerzas educacio-
males, como les alumnos, los padres
de familia Y todos les que Green
que la educaci6n es el factor mas
grande del progreso y civilization.
iQue es vuestro deseo existir en-
la ignorancia y perder todos nues-
tros derechos que justamente nos
y ser oprimidos por los
extranjeros? 8 de otra manera e.
ducarnos Y ser factories en- los a.
suntos de nuestro gobierno y al
mismo tempo retener nuestros de-
rechos? Esta es una question la
cual concierne a cada uno de voso.
tros. Es un asunto de vida Q muer-
te. en- la vida politica 8 de nego-
clos.
iDespertemosl y realizemos nues-
tro peligro. iArriba cor Ia educa-
ci6n.
Pefasco. N. NJ.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
lion. Enrique Gonzales

FL Hon. Enrique Gonzales, pro-
minente ciudadano y politico de
este Condado sentimos decir ha
estado obligado a permanecer en-
sus abitaciones. gravemente, pers
"a fuera de peligro, de enferme-
dad. La Revista esrera que sa
ST. Gonzales, pronto recobre su
salud.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
PerdidO

Unas riendas adornadas con pla.
ia entire "a fragua Welch y Ia
plaza. -Recompenza $500 devuel-
vase a Ia ofcina de La Revista de
Taos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04
ESTA AGRADECIDO A
RUSSIA Y ALEMANIA

Riga. Ell repusado viajero Frit-
jor Nansen, que ha Iogrado la re-
paraci6n de cuatrocientos mil pri-
sioneros de guerra que estaban re-
tenidos en- Russia, ha expresado su
agraducimiento a Russia y AIema-
MIA por eI apoyo que prestaron,
ayudandoIe en- mucho mayor gra-
do de 10 que esperaba.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04

una copia de este memorandum a
los cinco ejecutivos de las Herman
dades, y despues una conferencia
con eIlos a la siguiente maiiana.
Era ell 1ltimo Daso para evitar la
huelga.
Chicago, Octubre 29.--Por me-
dio qe un mensaje enviado al re-
presentante de la Hermandad de
trenlstaS &c Texas, Sc ordeno que
Ia huelga que habia estado EN- ell
Fertocarr | international & Great
Northern, cesara.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-11-04

E hombre mas fuerte es ell
que vive mas solo. Ibsen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
! ::;;:: :;;:. HERALD SPORTING PAGE


ability Georges is centerng his efforts increasing his
already amazing speed. Dempsey plans give-and-take
fight the chaengers campaign calls for him to do most
of the giving and very little receiving For it's generally
admitted in the Carpenter camp that should the "man
killer get in one of his famous Socks there would be
little hope for Georges.
Descamps figures Carpenter has an excellent chance
if he sticks to ongrange fighting for the challenger
packs wicked waop himself, and is capable of de-
livering it while travelling at high speed
The Frenchmans plan will be to go into high gear in
the first round and stay out of mix with the champ at
all cost He'll try to keep off Dempseys bu-ike rshes
with his singing jabs, watching always for opening
for his flying punch"
Both the indoor and outdoor rings at Manhasset are
12ooters Georges is training in these for speed He'll
go into the big bout accustomed to working in small
area and the 20foot ring at Jersey will give him
of room to dance away from the champ In the smaller
ring, working with Big Jornee and Jeanette, Carpen
tier gets accustomed also to working the ropes and
if Dempsey does crowd him into corner on July End
the challenger will be in better shape to fight his way out
than if he had not been training for it.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

copyrighted 1921 BY Newspaper Enterpise)
MANHASSET, L. l., June 16.-Pve just made close
Iup Of Georges Carpenter, the French challenger
called at his barrcaded training camp of his
non-vsiting days. for wanted to him work when he
wasn't performing for public consumption.
talked with him afterward for more than hour on
the owerbordered front porch of the old farmhouse IN
which he is quartered.
Georges is the fastest heavyweight ever have
Although he has been using his right hand mainly in
public sparrng with Jeanette Journee (whos double
AL Pazer) and his other partners the challenger has
Ia wonderful left that is lightning fast abs and hooks.
with his left hand that he abbed his way with Joe
Beckett to opening that put the Engshman's chin in
line for the rghthanded knockout blow in the first
round.
His right cross is dandy and he has flying punch
that he seldom uncors and which never have used
before It may be that he's holding out for July End
When opening to the chin Georges, who is al
ways his toes vertably throws himself through the
air at his opponent with his right straight out before
him. Every Of steam and strength is behind his
blow and If it lands it's 10 to shot that kayo will
result Bury Joe Beckett crumpled like paper when il
Icollided with his chin
There's been lot Of talk about Carpenters "waltz
punch" It's nothing much more, see it, than series
of rapdfre left abs to the face the Frenchman
while dancing in and cut and crcling his opponent to
make his turn
Carpenter is training differently than Dempsey The
champ is working for strength endurance and hitting
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
Doris Anticipates
Warm Game Sunday

DoRRIS. Cal, June 16. - Local
fans and enthusiasts Of the National
Pastime are looking forward with nc
little anticipation and anxiety to the
game to be played on the home LOT
Sunday when the Ewaunas OF Klam-
ath Falls will invade Doris and en-
deavor to take back the scalps of the
Butte Valley Idols.
Manager J. F. Ethridge OF the Dor
ris aggregation is lining his men W
for hot contest and promises to
give fans their moneys worth. Dor
ris has played four games this sea-
son. winning one. Arrangements are
under way by which the local tossers
will appear In games at klamath
Falls on July 8, 4 and s, during the
celebration there. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

want to be lifted out Of yourself and
thrilled to the core. make sure that
you see 'The Return Of Tarzan."
Plenty OF real Jungle atmosphere
Is shown. The tall, waving trees. the
dense underbrush. the wild animals
nothing is missing. The cast. head
ed by Gene Polar as "Tarzan" and
Karla Schramm. Is augmented by
such well-known animal actors as the
L. X. lions. including four cubs who
make their screen debut, the famous
gorilla, Joe Martin; the big elephant
Charley, fifty white horses. two cam
els. several other apes and gorillas.
and five old mules. Joe Martin Is seen
in many dramatic and humorous
scenes with Tarzan. while Charley
not only has big footage In the story.
hut played an important role In the
producing Of the feature, having act
cd as moving van for much Of tho
scenery. .tF .Hf4rl . rF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
THE MONDALE

Ewing and Owing" In blackface
singing, talking and dancing act and
Harry Hebner. "The Human Mock
ing Bird" have two headline acts In
the vaudeville world. These clever en-
tertainers appear at the Mondale
Theatre Friday, Saturday and Sunday
evenings. ....r.. ..
The film offering for Friday night
is ASHES Of Hope" a big western
picture. starring Jack Livingston and
a good comedy, .. ,,g, r.si
Tonight Thursday Bill Hart in
Between Men," will furnish series
OF thrills In each succeeding reel, be-
sides two sparkling comedies, one OF
them featuring Ben. Turpin.
How we all hate q gutter! He al
ways stops Just before we get a
chance to bump him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
TEAM IS DOING
DAILY PRACTICE
FOR NEXT GAME

The winners OF the game that will
take place here Sunday are practic-
Ing this afternoon nj Modoc Park and
II you doubt the authenticity OF this
statement, hop into your car or walk
out TO the diamond and see them In
action. the klamath Falls city team!
While tho fans know that Weed will
fall before the determined attack OF
the locals. still II will put heart and
vim into the boys u a bunch OF root
ers will step out in the afternoon for
an hour or 80. after four o'clock. and
rag 'em" little about what Weed
did to them last Sunday. II might
cause some Of them to whirl u horse
hide or bat In tho direction OF the
taunting fan. but It will do them
good.
II sure In news that the klamath
Falls team are out doing the neces-
sary training for the exciting game
that comes off here Sunday. isn't IT,
II means that the boys are out with
blood In their eyes and determination
to carry off that victory and redeem
themselves In the esteem of the local
fans, doesn't Il? A little vicious
slamming Of the pill around the cir
cult. the batting Of flies out to the
fielders and the warming up OF glass
arms before the day when they will
shine In the eyes OF fandom.
Tho team for tho coming contest
will be under the sole direction OF l.,
p. Montgomery. who was chosen last
night at conference to take over the
management and the selection of the
players. Montgomery is an old South
ern league player and has had much
experience In the handling OF clubs
and MONTGOMERY announces with
out any Boosting or trace Of conceit
that he intends to be captain and
boss absolute" up to Sundays game,
also that he will give them course
In teamwork, tricks. signals and big
league headwork that will unite them
into a fast, all around one-man
team. Montgomery wants snap. ac-
tion and punch from the boys and
will either get 1t or find a substi-
tute who will produce.
Montgomery states that he will be
satisfied with no less than a winner
Sunday and to this result, will be
glad to devote HIS time after four
o'clock to the building up Of fast,
clever. quick-thinking and unit-act-
ing machine--but tho players must
turn out! The fans are invited to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
Club Standing.
Fan Gossip

"Hit the ball." is Montgomery
new slogan for Sunday.
Practice Is what makes winner
In the baseball world. and klamath
Falls is scheduled to head the bush
leaguers In this state. Any contest
ants?
The players committee at their re-
cent meeting surrounded their au-
thority without protest that Sunday,
the fans would see klamath Falls
carry off the game, under the leader
ship of "cap." Monty Its up to Mon
ty to make good. no.
Moody and McGee are In Ashland
today talking their friend Barhsm
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
THE LIBERTY

Two Weeks With Pay" the new
est Bebe Daniels picture. which
plays tonight at the Liberty Theatre.
is the sprightly tale OF working
girls vacation. Miss Daniels is seen
in dual role. that Of the little sales
girl and a famous film actress for
whom she is mistaken. But It is in
the adventures Of Pansy. the sales
girl. that the audience is interested.
II would be awfully hard on the
store keepers and office executives OF
the land II all vacations ended so tri-
amphantly for the girls and so badly
for business as did Pansy's little old
two weeks. But from Pansy's stand
point, her vacation was n huge sue
cess. even though It started rather in
auspiciously in mud puddle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
At the Theaters
THE STAR

"The Return Of Tarzan," ut The
Star Theatre tonight, the latest de-
velopment of the Tarzan epic, is pre-
sented in a plot that simply tingles
with thrills. 1t is easily the most ex-
citing picture you will ever have the
pleasure OF seeing-hand-to-hand
fights between Tarzan and two full
grown. blood-thirsty lions, specta-
eular shipwreck. stirring scenes in
the underworld Of Paris, of wild an
imals in their native haunts. ad-
venture and love story that threads
the plot like q vein OF gold. II you
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

eager to show their prowess. II Man
ager Mcdonald will allow It. there
will be a ringfull OF smokes as
eight are eager to be signed up.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

Millionaires and society folk on
Long Island have been showerihg
Carp with Invitations TO dine with
them, but he has declined them all
And quite properly. Georges Is IN
the business OF advertising himself
not milliohaires.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

into coming over mere to pitch for
the locals Sunday against Weed. Bar
ham was considered for the Fourth OF
July contests here but received no
Invitation and signed up with the
Ashland EIks to play against the
Medford Antlers on that date. Moody
says that he may swing Barham over
yet.
J. N. Alnutt states that the Med
ford Elks and the Ashland Elks are
very strong teams this year and
that the series OF games that are be-
ing played now are snappy contests.
Ainutt Just returned from Medford
and Ashland Tuesday.
The boxing commission will soon
pass on the list Of attractions that
Manager "Biackie" Mcdonald has In
store for them. From all unconfirmed
reports. the main event on the Fourth
card will be match between Baby"
Blue. q chocolate dewdrop, and some
vanilla favored gumdrop. Baby"
Blue has the reputation OF being a
fast artist with his mitts.
The first attraction ON the boxing
program will be real old fashioned
battle royal between all the
clouds In this city and they are
Tho man who is always turning
over q new leaf believes that one
.ooA t,,ru doaavvaa auother
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

Dempsey uses pillows when nc
boxes with his sparring partners
When Jess Willard trained at Toie-
10 he used cushions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

Whether Dempsey will use straight
srm blows or swings, Of course We
haven't tho slightest idea. hut II w
were to guess we'd say he'd try y
eAtch Carp with . hook.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

Nearly every newspaper story from
Ne training camps talk about the
speed OF the two men. Say, what
Mis- thing to be-a racer
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

Tho man who is always turning
over q new leaf believes that one
GOOD turn deserves another.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

All tho sport eds who have w"'chsi
Csr,,cntLcr work out say he is n mar
vst nj siticstopping. George sh"n'"
,n.tIs In this country and run for
eSfice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

Dempsey says he doesn't know
wh.ther It was his right or his ief'
Nat he used the first time he
Knocked willard down. Well wager
willard doesn't know. either.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

Both Dempsey and Carpenter go
through a little wrestling stunt every
day or two and somehow or other
each man always throws his oppo'
sent. And while they are throwing
their opponents. their managers
arrow tho bull.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
JOSH WISE ON
THE BIG FIGHT

BY JACK ltAIER

A Paris cable says a fortune teller
stere has predicted Carpenter VIII
20 defeated. Strange tho French
ssould call for a fortune teller. She
talks more like a misfortune teller
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16

Advertising brings efficiency,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-16
BY JOHNNY KILBANE,
Featherweight Champion

icopyrIghted 1871. By Newspaper Enterprlse.l
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT.
Tom Woodruff Must Serve Six Years for
Attacking Young Girl.

BURLINGTON, June 2-Tom Wood
ruff, 70, farm hand who was arrested
by Sheriff Henry Todd in North Willis
ton MAY "a, charged with assault with
criminal intent upon Miss Abbey Wei
lington, Is. of North Williston, pleaded
guilty Tuesday in city court before
Judge II. B. Shaw and was sentenced to
the state prison i'll Windsor for term
of not less than six and one-half years
nor more than nine years.
According to the story of the assault.
Miss Wellington had left the home of u
neighbor to 90 to her own home Mon
dav evening. May %, when she discov-
cred a man following her in the road.
He overlook her and grasped her about
the arms There was a sharp struggle
and he began TO choke her, but she
managed to get free and yelled for as
sistance. and the cries scared the man
away. Although very frightened and
considerably bruised, the girl was able
to get back To the neighbours house,
from which She was later taken to her
home. .. ~.
Woodruff, after arrest, denied being in
that locality at that time. but was I'M
able to account for his actions during
the hours mentioned.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02

Mr. and Mrs. G.. j. Pfeiffer of Mont
clair. Y. j., are at their summer home,
Hillcrest. on .Ames hill.
Mrs. Guy Prefontaine and daughter
left yesterday forenoon to visit few
weeks with relatives in the Berkshircs.
Miss Edna Griswold of Garden City
l.. l., has come to the Griswold summer
home on Ames hill and is opening it
for the season.
Jerua Gallup and Raymond Stowe,
who have been i'll with scarlet fever, are
out in the yard again, but the quaran-
tine has nOt yet been lifted.
Mrs Wilhelm Z. Stellman left yester-
day for Syracuse, \. y, to- Join Mr.. Stell-
man. who has been on weeks business
trip i'm Indiana with representatives OF
tn. Franklin Motor company.
I Baptist church, Rev. f. b. Cornell pas
tor. Sunday morning worship at 1879
Sunday school at ll.45. Evening service
at 100 AIidweek prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 80 i'm the ycstry.
! The weekly prayer meeting of the Con
gregational church will be held tomor-
row evening in the vestry. The service
will be followed by a gathering especially
for the new members of the church. Re
freshments will be served.
John Hitchins, an employe of the
! Champlain. Realty company, is in the
! hPlrOse hospital with severe cut III
, the left wrist, which was caused by be
| ing torn by large graphing hook
| Frank Zyk of Winchester, " H., was
/ admitted to the hospital Sunday foi
I medical treatment. Mrs. Fred Ramsay
, of Walpole. y. H., is in the hospital fol
medical treatment.
/ First Congregational church. Rev. A
V. Woodwork minister. Sunday morning
worship at 1890. The pastor win ex-
change with Rev. F. i. Hyde of New
: fame. Sunday school at 1I43. Junior
Christian Endeavor meeting at / o'clock
Christian Endeavor at Z o'clock in the
vestry Subject. Thy Kingdom Come in
the World. Conservation meeting. The
monthly offering will be taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Covey. Mr.. and
: Mrs Charles Underwood, Mrs. E.. II
: Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Carr
and Miss Evelyn Ellis went Sunday tC
Greenfield, where they were joined b,
T.. H. Underwood, MIR. aud Mrs. w. Ill
Underwood and daughter and Miss
Ruth Kemp of Colerain. From Green
field they went by automobile to Lev
erett, Mass, and back to Colerain, re
turning home Monday night.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
vOLUNTARILY Cur WAGES.
SIasons i'm Burlington to Aid in RestOr-
ing Building Activity.

BURLINGTON. June 2.-The brick
layers and masons of this city have re-
duced their own wages insofar a. new
construction is concerned. This action
was taken at a special meeting of To-
cal No. ! last evening. The president
gave out this statement:
The bricklayers and masOns, anxious
TO stimulate new building operation i'll
this city. have carefully considered the
recent assertions that building crafts
men : wages were retarding new con
etruction. As result the local union
at a very largely attended meeting de
cided to make a 10 per cent decrease in
wages earned on new construction III
Burlington.
This means that wages on the nor
nal repair work i'm the city will remain
at 81 per hour but that wages on all
new construction viii be at the rate of
81 cents per hour This il our contri-
button toward solving the housing prob
lem in this city"
1t is known that proposals for volun-
tary decrease in the rates of pay OF
other craftsmen on new construction Is
before the various local building unions
and that definite act ion on decreasin
or maintaining the present rate will be
announced short "