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The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Edwina Beats Quecreek
In Whitestone Handicap
Knight of the Heather Crosses Form Players
in Winning Second Race Scotch Verdict
Follows, but Nohant, Favorite, Also Ran.

players. but Simple only finished
third.
There was another wall let loose
when Knight of the Heather romped
away with the second event. No
body bothered with the Knight for
they were all busy with Nohant
and Scotch Verdict. Tom Healey.
who once had the Knight. told a
few friends it was possible that the
skate would take. the track ana
stay there. That's just what he did.
He opened up a gap of a block
right from the start and held II to
the wire. Scotch Verdict was sec
ond and Walnut Hall third. No
hant was the favorite, but was out
side the circle at the finish.
Quite a little booing came around
after the start OF the -Whitestone
Handicap. Only two horses, Que
creek and .Edwina. faced the bar
rier. When the button was pressed
Quecreek wasn't ready. So Edwina
got of flying. Queereek chased her
and raced stride for stride FOR
three-quarters. Then he began to
tire and Edwina came on to win by
herself. This was a sock dolager
to the boys who want to go to
Saratoga. They played Quecreek
down TO 3 to 8. but that's all they
did.
The fifth event was one star event
for Hamburger" for the list OF
starters was scandalous: that Is,
with the exception of Saddle Ring,
which came all the way from Ken
lucky. Nobody seemed to know
about Saddle Ring, so he opened up
at to 5. At post time any price
was a good one. Saddle Ring won,
but had to hustle like fury to over
haul Granny Lee in the last so wards
and win by a neck. Celesta finished
third.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
TUo Oil Companies
Charged With Fraud

The Federal Trade Commission
Yesterday cited two Gil concerns for
alleged fraudulent advertising and
sale of their stock.
: The Big Diamond OIL and Refin-
ing Company, an Arizona corpora
tion with Offices at Oklahoma City,
was cited on charges of having
falsely and fraudulently advertised
the value of its oil land leases and
for having promoted the sale OF
its stock by declaring fraudulent
dividends. The officers of the COM
pany were given thirty days in
which to answer the commissions
complaint.
The commission also cited the Big
Bear oil Company, of Denver. for
selling stock through alleged fraud
ulent advertisements. The complaint
also charged that 1.250.00 shares OF
stock were transferred to William
g. Krape. Of Denver. orgaaizer of
the company, in violation Of law.
in exchange for oil land leases Of
little value
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
By ED cURLEY.

NEW YORK. July 27.-Joan
Marie, one of the Quincy stables
contingent. furnished a weird spec
tacle in the running Of the Tarry-
town Selling Stakes at Empire City
today.
The flly snatched at the web
bing at the break and carried the
tong. dragging tape around the
mile route. She ran a phenomenal
race at that for she dropped into
the second position behind Well
Under, the 1 to faverite.
When the start came about and
Joan Marie ran Noff with the long
stretch of tape, her rider. Camp
bell. tried TO knock 1t out of her
mouth with his whip. 1t couldn't
be done, 50 Joan trailed her two
leaders After skipping past the
halfmile mark Joan Marie began to
overhaul Wellfnder and Guv'nor.
Coming around the turn for home
she passed Guv'nor and started
after Wellfinder. but the favorits
was well in hand and won easily.
1t was a strange sight TO see the
hlly tearing down the stretch with
the tape floating behind her like
tail OF a. kite -s....- -..-...
Wellfnder was bid up from $500
to S4,505 and retained by his owner.
II. P. whitney.
quite some fnessing around to
lana first winner. bat nothing hap
pehed to satisfy any one. Janku
got home by a nose ahead of Tricks.
Jsnku was 10 and Is to /, but as
Elmuh Hathaway remarked, How
can a man play a hoss with such a
name"
Simple Simon attracted many
kopeks from the pockets of the
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Jack Dempsey's plans are all
made. He will be ready to defend
his championship again as soon as
any real promoter finds real match
for him. Visiting his home at Salt
Lake. Dempsey names two gentle
men in. whose promoting ability he
has full confidence.
"Fitzsimmons wants me to meet
someone at Benton Harbor on Labor
Day" says Dempsey, "and II ne can
find a good opponent I'm willing.
Rickard wants me again, too, and
it's up to Tex to find somebody. But
I'm afraid they'll have hard job.
There's some talk OF Brennan.
Well, Bill is a nice fellow, and he's
bigger and stronger than / am, but
I'd be in better shape IL i met him
again. I've knocked him out twice
and l can't see why the public
should be anxious to see us
matched.
"Gibbons is a good man. but he
isn't any bigger than Carpenter
and I guess Georges did everything
to me that any man of his size can
do. He surely had everything IN
the line of speed and a punch. III
testify to that.
1T looks to me as il I'll have to
go on with n moving picture con-
tract down in Los Angeles. play a
little golf. and wait for something
to develop.
I'D like to see Martin come
along and fight his way up to the
top. He's a fine. big fellow. ano
might make a good match for me
with n little more experience. As
for Fulton. he has a lot of stun, and
he's big enough. but he doesnr
seem to be able to stand up an,
take it. I'm not taking on any sof'
ones just to get the purse. If
can help it. Whatever happens, In
In great shape now. and I'm goinl
TO stay that way. I'm going to d,
a little road work right along. am
box now and then in some gym
nasium."
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Express Beaten
In K. X. Series
Huge Crolod Sees South
ern Nine in Impressive
SO Victory.

Southern defeated Express 5 to }
in the second game of the
Terminal +. r. Y. NJ. C. A. League
championship series before an over
flow crowd at Union Station Park.
For four innings the game was a
pitchers battle between Hughes. Of
Express. and Kearney. Of Southern,
but Hughes weakened in the fifth.
allowing two runs, and Southern
continued its bombardment in the
sixth and seventh. practically sew
ing up the game.
Express broke the ice in the Sec
ond. scoring a run on hits by Vogue
asd Farr. They added two more in
the fourth on singles by Vogue and
Farr, woodcock's sacrifice and an
infield out.
Southern's batting rally started in
the fifth inning. Moran walked.
went to third on a hit by Hutchison
choice, while Becker drove Vessels
sixth. with one down, Barnhardt
doubled and went to third on an
error. Moran got to first on an
infield error, and both Barnhardt
and Moran scored on a second error.
In the seventh. Kearney led or with
a double and scored on Hills hit
to center. Hill should have been
on third, but was called out for fall
ing to touch second base.
In the eighth. Express had an ex-
cellent chance to tie the score when
Woodcock led of with a base on
balls. Farr doubled to the overflow
crowd in right field. WineGarden
batted for Sheriff. and Woodcock
was out at third on his infield tap
Row. running for Winegarden. was
forced at second. Shoemaker wa:
out at first and the game was
called on account of darkness.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Kenilworth Park Results.

First Raee-Lottie Lorraine, IL
(Saladin), 3.55. 2.45, 2.35; William
OIdt. Ios CPooD. 2.65. 2.65; Joe Camp
bell, I07 (Fields), $40. Time. 1:O7
rs. War Relief. Flotations. Troub-
Ter, Lima also ran.
second Race Flame, los (Rich-
creek). 1880, 42o. $40; Bengali, 107
(Gantner). 3.55. $40: Statim. sS
Huntamer). $50. Time, las is.
Dorothy Carlin. Antiphon, Yowen
slso ram
Third Race - Refugee II. I0s
CFields). 2s.7o; s.45. 5.55; Tcbby
~. 81 csheftel), 1910, 100; Missed
Ahe Time, los (Paul). $50. Time.
Haas. Doric, Nurse Jane, Sweet
berty. Little Maudie. Rancocas,
rmoran. The Belgian II, wabuska.
Ehtstick also ran.
fourth Race = Kinburn. los Oh.
sfke1, lbs. $40, s3,75:s Ny Dear.
(Parrfugto11, 40 2.s5; Breeze.
rtAfooney8. 7.o6.. Time, I.4s4-s
Zero, Da$due, Best Pal also ran.
Era Race Seweli Combs. 1e4
0ke) $50. $50. AIS; Judge Els
rfh. sto3 .(stearns), 32s05.- $50;
IS Jemin1a. III CMorrissey), 2 80.
ne. 1141-5. FftxboodIe, Jean Co.
"a Rapid Traveller also ran.
sl1th Race-Calvacadou II. 10s
Rng). 1926. $40. 500: Cantilever.
G(PauD, 1905. sos; Darnay, 10s
aptner). $50. Time, 1919 As.
kpda. Corson, Harry Glover, Peer
8 One. Indiscreet. Lowell. Rhy-
also ran -,-- :
Seventh Raee-Dfxie. Carroll. Is3
sntner), s15. 4.10. ass: Miss, PEI
sss7 Uangl, s.45. ass; Sans Peur.
% (Brooke), s.os. Time. 1s52 1-s
rSey smarr. Docod. Nsrauder ssse
~ Il - =. ,.r.s( y. z
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Empire City Entries.

First Raee-Two-year-ol maid
ems; selling; the wild Flower Purse:
five and a half furlongs: 'Finnish
Maid, 100; Glen Bells, 110; Wild
Deuce, 1o3; Dexterous, 11o; Furious,
1o5; Tulwar. 113: Barriskane, liz;
sDoughnut. 100; Promenade, los.
second Raee-Three-year-o and
up; claiming; Daffodil Purse; one
mile and seventy yards: Staunch,
105; Episode, 100: Sunrose. 101;
Dorcas, 105; War Plume, 106; Miss
Rankin. %; Nancy, 1o7; Santa Claus,
107.
Third Raee-Three-year-o and
up: claiming; Resolute Handicap;
one and one-sixteenth mile: Sea
Sinner. 110; Sweep CFean, 116; Snap
Dragon II, 107: 'St. Isidore, lis.
Fourth Race - Two-year-olds:
Wakefield Handicap; $4,000: five and
. half furlongs: Runstar. 122;
Plurality. IS: Pinnic. 106; Ray Hay.
ia; June Grass. 10s: DR.. T. S. Dab
ney, 10s; Black Rascal, 1os.
FIFTH Raee-Three-year- and
Sp: selling: Ridgefield Purse; about
six furIongs: Scottish Chief. los;
marie Antoinette, 10s: Alexander
Hamilton. Ill: Pickwick. 11S; Lib
erty Girl. no: Arrowhead, us;
"Fprt Churchill. 107; indian, 115;
wedgewood, 100: Turnabout, 1o6:
Jago. 115; Actress. 1903: Foam, 100:
Ace Of Aces, 112; Santa Claus, los:
Saddle Ring. 112.
Sixth neutrality-suspicious. and
up: Larchmont Purse: Quecreek,
10: Thunderstorm, 12o: Martin A.
Noonan. 1o3; Elected I'd, no; Stan
ley. s5; Killala, so: Parader, 100:
Dimmescale. 10; Lady Emmeline,
lie
give pounds allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track good.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
MOSQUITO PLAGUE
HELD POSSIBILITY

DR.. William C. Fowler, District
health officer, yesterday issued a
warning that unless precautions
were taken during the present dry
spell residents of the District may
encounter a mosquito plague.
DIR. Fowler said that no COM
plants of the pests have come 10
the Health Department, and IL pre-
cautions are taken to prevent the
breeding of the mosquitoes, any
probable plague can be forestalled.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Printers Win SIugfest
From N0UdI HOspital

The Printers won heavy-hit-
ting game from the Naval Hospital.
10 to 6. in the Departmental League
yesterday. Erbs, Damon and Ford
had homers to their credit. The
Hospital boys knocked Burris out of
the, box after nicking him for six
talIies in the first two innings, but
were helpless before the slants of
Webb, who replaced him on the
mound.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Keorney. Vogue, Woodcock. Farr. Errors
Moran, Hutchinson, Vessels, Shoemaker,
Vogue. Woodcock, Tulloss. Two-bsse hits
Becker, Barnhardt. Keorney, Dunbar. Stolen
bases-Farr, Vessels, Hutchinson, Moran.
Sa acrihces-Woodcock. Welch. Left on ba ses
Southern o, Express 1. Hits-0n Hughes
in s innings, Keorney 0 in innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Kearney (Hughes.) Wild
pitches-HuEhes 1, Keorney I. Passed ball
Tulloss. Winning pitcher-Kearney. Losing
pitcher-Hughes. Umpires-Hurd and Nau.
Time OF game. las.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Trackman's Selections.
AT EMPIRE CITY.

First Race Tulwar. Gienbelis,
Furious.
seeena Race - Doress, stau.eh,
Episode
Third Raee-st. Isidsre, Sea Sim
ner, sweep Clean. =
Fourth Racc-Runstar. Ray Jay.
June Grass.
Fifth Race-Alexander Hamilton.
Arrow Head, Fort Churchill.
sixth Race killala, Dimmes-
dale, Quecreek.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Renamed Dental Examiner.

THE District Commissioners yes
terday reappointed DR.. Charles A.
Hawley as a. member of the Board
of Dental Examiners for the Dis
trfet.1 The appointment WAS made
for a term Of ave sears. =
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Rickard, Quirnby
AreFined $1,000
Tex and Fight Film Pro
ducer Will NolC SholO
Pictures in N. Y.City.

NEW YORK. July 27.-Although
fined $1,000 apiece for importing the
Dempsey Carpenter fight movies
from New Jersey to New York, con-
trary to the Interstate Commerce
Commission law. Tex Riekard. pro-
moter of the fight. and Fred c.
ourmby. producer Of the movies. re-
ceIved a kindly boost" from Judge
william b. Sheppard in the United
States District Court.
The Judge said the law had been
passed to meet "a peculiar situa-
tIon" referring to the race feeling
after the Jeffries-Johnson fght.
Further. he said. the law struck him
as an unconstitutionality and an
Interference with the police regu-
lations OF States which, like New
York, permit prize fights. and do
not forbid fight pictures
Rickard and Quimby. having paid
their fines. will now proceed to
show the films on broadway and
throughout New York unless re-
formers or State officials are able
TO prevent the exhibition by in
junction proceedings.
TRENTON. N. j., july 27.-The
State of New Jerseys 10 per cent
tax on gross receipts Of the Demp-
sey-Carpentier fight of July is
sl44.s6s.70. more than twice the
total revenue from all the other
bouts held in New Jersey last year.
Tex Richards check for the tax
was received by the State treasurer
today.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Jack Johnson and Harry Wills
will meet in Denver, twelve rounds
to a decision. Labor Day, II they
cannot Hght in the East.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Martin Burke. New Orleans heavy
weight. meets Gene Tunney, A. E.
F. light heavyweight champion, at
New York, twelve rounds to a de-
cision,, on August 2.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Challenge Wardman Park Jrs.

The Harvard A. c. wishes to ar
range a game with the wardman
Park Juniors. For games with the
Harvards. address 1885 Fifth street
northeast.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Sixth RACE.

Gilman. to 1. 3 to 1, to 5; Yankee
Star. to 5, 1 to 4; Reparation. 4 to 5.
Time, 1:07- Start good: won easily; place
same. winner-b.E., by North Star-Nab-
dello. Trainer. C. D. Casey.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
SPORTS fhTou6hl
! lleZl(x4~EfE&S5

in mixed matches" he says. They
make trouble and bring criticism on
the sport. It's better not to have
them. 1 don't intend to fight Wills.
but I'll say freely that I admire
MIN as a great boxer, and think
hes one Of the best men I ever
saw likely to beat any man he ever
meets. As for Johnson-no John
son match is possible. wouldn't
consider 1t, and don't even want to
talk about 1t. Can you imagine me
boxing johnson after meeting a fine
fellow like Carpenter?
That would be some come down.
wouldn't blame people for knock
Ing me II ] did anything like that.
I'm not ashamed CT anything in my
record. and you can bet I'm going
to keep Ii clean"
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Poorly Adyised.

Dempsey's philosophy comes from
having a good American ancestry.
He is naturally a pretty decent sort
of fellow. If he has made mis-
takes. as rule they can be traced
to lack of education-and how can
man get an education by working
in mines and lumber camps from
childhood?-or his mistakes have
resulted from bad advice by people
he thought weIe smarter and knew
the world better than he did.
No Mixed Matches.
Dempsey will continue to draw
the color line.
81 don't think there is any good
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Charles Ledoux. French bantam
weight boxer. and Johnny Buff are
matched at New York August 10,
ten rounds to a decision.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Totals. % 524 10 Totals. SO "a 6
'Batted for sheriff.
''Ran for Winegarden.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

EMPIRE CITY. n. Y, July 27.-weather
cloudy; track heavy.
FIRST RACE.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Saddle Ring, 3 to ), to 4. out; Granny
Lee, to l. even; CeIiya, : to l. Time,
1:1O 2-S. Start good; won driving; place
same. Winner-ch.g. 4, by Boots and Sad
dle-Wishing Ring. Trainer. J. L. Nash.
Sixth RACE.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Some Dream!

II Benny Leonard has rheuma-
tism. it's likely that his career as
a great lightweight champion is
nearing an end. So we'll hope tina.
Benny's trouble is only a pain in
the neck.
He may have developed that by
trying to see how many lightweight
gates would make up
one like the sey-Carpentier
intake at Boyle's Forty Acres.
Copyright 1921. BY ths Bell Syndicate, Inc. J
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
Only n Rumor.

The rumors that Dempsey weighed
several pounds more than the 1888
announced at Jersey City are like
most rumors. Dempsey looks
heavier than he is, because of his
big shoulders and chest. his legs
and body are light. and wnen he is
dried out for a fight he easily goes
under l9O pounds. At Toledo. when
he met Willard, he scaled only 1873.
He took of a lot of weight in the
drying-out process during the last
three days Of training.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

THIRD RACE.
For 3-year olds and up; the Whitestone
Handicap; 1900 added; one mile.
Horse W.T. Jockey Fin
Edwinds IFS Miller IL
Quecreek 125 FairbrOther Oh
Only two
Edwina IL to 10, out. out; Quecreek. out.
out Time I AZ 40. Start good; won
easily; place driving. Winner-b.f. 4. by
Celti-Lady GOdiya. Trainer, II. W. HOag.
FOURTH RACE.
For 3-year olds; the Tarrytown stakes;
5000 guaranteed; selling; one mile.
Horse VT Jockey Fin
Wellfnder 1O6 Coltiletti Is
Joan Marie 30 Campbell 2-lO
Guv'nor l03 Yeargin
Only three starters
Wellhnder, = to ), out. out; Joan Marie
even, out. Time, AZ. Start good; won
easily; place driving. Winner-ch. e. 3, by
BrOOmstick-Woner. Trainer. s. A Clopton.
FIFTH RACE.
For 3yesr Olds and up; the Geyser purse,
81 lnhl. elaiminT ahouf al
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Johnny Dundee is signed up for
two bouts. Friday night he takes
on Bert Spencer at Brooklyn and
Monday night he trades punches
with Eddie Wallace at Brooklyn.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Joe yelling. local lightweight
title aspirant, has settled down to
strict training for his ten-round
tussle with Sailor Freedman on
August at Aurora. Three other
slashing contests are on the we'll
balanced fistic program.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28
No Mixed Matches.
BOXING NOTES.

CHICAGO. July 27.-Johnny Kill
bane, world featherweight cham
pion. has finally signed for a bout
in which he will defend his title
in Cleveland against Danny Frush,
of baltimore, in a fifteen-round de-
cision bout on September Is.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

Mike Gibbons, who has made
plenty of money since his come
back" has bought the Osburn sum-
mer home on Lake st. Croix, near
Prescott, Wis.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-28

For e-year olds; Greenfield purse; selling; !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-23

hereby given that I will on the 27th
day OF May, 1921, at 10 o'clock q. m.
at the front door of the Klamath
County Court House in the City Of
klamath Falls. Oregon. sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash the premises described as Block
II, OF First Addition TO Bonanza.
Klamath county. Oregon. which prop
orty has been taken and levied upon
as the property of the said defend-
ants, to-wit: $445.l5. together with
interest thereon Mt the rate OF S per
cent pc rannum from July II, 1911.
the sum OF sl32.3s. together with
interest thereon at the rate of per
cent per annum from January "a.
1921: the sum OF sl25.00 as attor-
ney's fees, together with costs and
accruing costs.
Dated: April 90, 1921.
l.. L. Low. Sheriff.
by Burt Z. Hawkins. Deputy.
Apr. 1880; May 7-ii-2i III. a..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-23
Final Contracts on
Columbia Hi4hUay

PORTLAND. April 2S.---Tho state
highway commission today awarded
contracts for n miles OF road work,
oggroga;ing s2s,173. including vir-
tually the last strip Of highway pave
mont on the Columbia highway be-
tween Tho Dallcs and the sea, Twelve
and six tenths miles was awarded to
the Hauscr Construction company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-23

Doctor Can Prescribe
Nearly S Gallons
of Beer; 3 of Wine

WASHINGTON. April 2S.--Au ar
bitrary limit OF four and scvcn-
cighths gallons OF beer and thrco
gallons OF wine. M tho maximum n
physician may prescribe at any ono
time, has boon established In the new
prohibition regulations which await
the approval OF David II. Blair, now
com issioner OF Internal revenue.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-23
Equity No. 1924
NOTICE OF SHERIFP'S SALE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLA-
MATH COUNTY.
J. L. sparretorn. Plaintiff.
NJ. J. Yaden, A. C. Yaden. Irene
Yaden, L. b. Yaden, Eiinor Yaden,
b. v. Yaden, Susie Yaden. John C.
Yaden. Ferne Yaden. Joseph Vincent
Yaden. Teresa Foster. W. U. Foster.
J. A. Martin. J. L. Martin. Leland
Mosier. z. r. Reams. the unknown
heirs of J. L. Yaden. deceased. and
all other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right. title. estate. lien
or interest In the real estate de-
scribed in the complaint herein.
Defendants.
BY virtue OF an execution and or
der OF sale duly issued by the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF Klamath
county. Oregon. dated April 10. 1921.
In tho above entitled suit. notice Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-23

Have you seen Kelley today?
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-12-23
TAOS, NUEvo MEXICO U A. vHRNEs % de DcIEMBRE de 1921
!. BANCO QUEBRADO De
SANTA Re Y LA LEGISLATURE

E Banco de Santa re quebrado puertas ean
da Los depostores perdan todo dnero Estado
e pegro de perder que mil
que Sc sabe va de SECURE.
Entire mas escarba mas descubre. Empezan
ase de dnero de dferente onas de Estado que
peligran Ell trance
Los daros ndependienes tomando venaja uac6n di.
necesaro lamar session do Legislature especial
edaar eyes protean deposantes porvenr
ETC. para esabecer sema de lbros dneros
p1bkeos la protection del pueblo.
gobernador ha dcho que sabe 81 anara
especial Hay quen dude por Hay quen dlga que
importa coso sadra bara para pueblo LA
session redactar las nmedataente para proc
ci6n de todos en general.
Como partido Republican, cuenta nngun dao
mente Repubcano hemos dido solo ado de question
iadO de independents ncnada pardo dem6cra
Todas las enen dos ados Pero La Revsa de Taos
sasecha que Banco es cerrado los
zabes dignos de creencia En- capital
cahdalo yor Muevo Mexico habla de otra cpsa
La Revsa de Taos ea sa ondenar todos los ocaes
de Esado tsngan cdpa la nen Segn los nformes
Capital del Estado no hay ley, todas estan anrogadas
PodemQs nnguno de los ocas del banco
los umbales de la penencaa pero pobre roba
tora pan para dare hjo hambre ueces
las hacer eempo de case adr6n
empuan Ia carce penitencarfa Los ladrones de
guante somhrero de seda carce Sc
parque de Santa Fe Quebrar Conner phones, men
tras otros sufren.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-12-23
.SALIO VIv|ANI PARA
FRANCIA Ell MARTES

Washington, M. Rene ViNiani,
jefe de Ia delegation francesa a la
Conferencia del Desarme, junta-
mente con su esposa y varios MEM
bros de aquella; Sc embarcara para
Francia el microbes proximo a
bcrdo del vapor Paris" Es pro-
-bable que el seior Viviani salga
de esta manana por la noche, diri-
guiendose a Nueva York. Ell Mi
nistro de Colonias dc Francia, Sc
nor Sarrant, 10 suceiera en- la pro-
siiencia de la delegation francesa.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-12-23

olvidar sus sagrados debeberes a
pueblo. Debe haber equidad. El
pueblo debe tener el Fiel contras-
te, la balanza de Ia justicia en- su
mano, pesar yobrar, para el bien
mas grande del numero mas
grande. 81 el pueblo hace este,
entonces el Gran Partido Republi-
cano representara los sagrados
derechos del pueblo, representara
todo 10 buepo. 81 el pueblo 20
ejerce su autonomia, habra que
dudar. habra que vaciIar. ha-
bra que pensar, mucho, mucho.