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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-15
.BUCKAFO0S LOSE TO
WA-HI IN FOOTBALL
BY SCORE Of 6 TO 0
Locals Put Up Game Fight and
Surprise Fans by Excellent
Showing Against Heavy Lads

A to 0 defeat was the lot of the
yesterday at the hands of the Wa-Hi
football team. The game was marred
by rain, and only straight football was
used to any extent by either team.
The only score came in the second
quarter when the sick ball was fun
bled by Pendleton and recovered by a
Walla Walla player. Line bucks were
nsed to put the oval over the line for
the touchdown. WaIli faded to Kick
goal.
The locals were going strong at the
close of the second half, and they
had the ball on Walla Walla's 20-yard
line when the whistle ended the per-
iod and the Bucks lost their opportun-
ity of score.
Rain started falling just after the
game started, and the slick field
caused the game to be ragged. Many
fum5les were unavoidable under the
conditions, and spectacular runs and
plays were not on the bill of fare for
the fans.
Forward passes were tried by each
team, but neither side could get away
with the stunt. Little kicking was re-
sorted to by either a de- Local fans
feel enthusiastic about the showing OF
the Buckaroos, Walla Walla was con-
sidered the stronger team of the two
and Coach Hanley has not had time
enough to perfect his machine which
is built up this year with practically all
green players.
The next opportunity to see the team
in action will come next saturday aft
ernoon when the first team plays En-
terprise here and the second team
meets Hermiston. Quite "A number o.
local fans saw the contest at Wallt
! Walla yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-15
ATHENA PEOPLE VISIT
FRIENDS IN PENDLETON
1East Oregon.an Specially

ATHENA, Oct. 15.-Dr. f. 5
sharp and daughter. Miss Caroline
sharp, were visitors in Pendleton
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harder Jr., and
baby daughter of Milton, visited rela-
tiyes in Athena, Tuesday.
Will McCorkle of Reed and Hawley
mountain was in the city Tuesday,
Mrs. j. f.. Jones was a guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Vernon OHarra, IN
Weston sunday.
Mrs. Olive Gould and baby daugh-
for Dorothy, of Walla Walla, have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Finch.
Charles Downing and daughter
Helen of Freewater, were in the city
Tuesday evening.
CLYDE Willaby is here from ms
ranch at Condor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-15
AMERICAN BANKS WOULD
MAKE LOAN TO NEW SOUTH
WALES AND VICTORIA

SYDNEY, n. S. W., Oct. 15-(U. PD
Several of the strongest American
banks are pressing the government of
New South Wales, and Victoria, wlth
offers for loans. 1t is doubtful II the
Americans will be successful Ihe
Victorian government already has been
promised all the money it needs by
London financiers, while New South
Wales recently put on a loan in Lon
don for three million pounds sterling.
1t was over subscribed two to one.
sixty-eight cities in the United
States have a population of over lOo'-
000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-15

ltion and support The Franklin
owners can sell more cars for him
than any salesman. We know that he
will both appreciate and deserve such
support"
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
FISH TRAP

Mr.. John Woods u this place left
fof Missouri Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. TOW Powell and chill.
drcn visited NJ. and Mr. ~ Powell
recently.
Mr. and Mr.. Hollis Todd u Fith.
Trap passed thru here eurouis 90
% Providsncs Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Woods. and Miss
Maggie Lawery were ln Providence
recenily
Thslma Babb b. on the siek lisi .,
this writing.
Misses bertha. and Beulah McMicar
and Rosie Earl Powell visited Misss.
Stella and Corda Ford SUNDAY
Mr. Bryan Ford and Miss Blanshs
Lotion passed thru herr Sunday.
Mr. Charlie simpson attended M
prayer meeting a. Enon SUNDAY.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
BAKER

Mr.. claud Nelson left Tor France
recently.
MT. c. b. Collins was In the wes.
ton section Saturday
Mr. }. 4. Collins was In s,urEis
Saturday.
A new well Il being bored a. the
Baker school house.
Ar. Wall Hughes. Alvin Newcom.
q. King and y N. Chandler hruugh;
the well drill from Marion 10 this
place one day last week.
The pie supper a. this place Sat.
ufday was q success, the pies sold AZ
a good price. The box of candy for
the preitisst girl brought s2o.5b for
Miss Velma Newcom.
Miss Lula Farley. velda Brown and
Inca Conger d Nation attended the
PIE supper At this place Saturday.
Mr.. RuphArd Crowell and daughter
and Mr. Bob Brantley mads some
hns music At the pie supper.
Mr.. y M Chandler vas In Weston
one day last week
Mr.. Joe Duncan and family spen,
one day last week with Mrs. Ida
Duncan.
Mr. J. X. Collins and family were
IN Marion one day last wesk
Miss Myrtle Newcom s q h,ils
better II this writing
Mr. Mary LA Williams and Pm.
die Williams spent the day Sunday
with C. b. Collins and family.
Miss Katie Jennings spsm SAT.
urday with her sister. Mrs Mas
Scott.
Mr.. J. r. Cothins and family va.
lisd III King and wife Sunday.
Mr. Jim Duncan and family spent
Sunday afternoon with G. n Collin,
and family.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
FORDs FERRY

Miss Ethslins Watson of MAR
Carrsyills spent several days recsni.
ly visiting her brother. Alsah Wat.
son of this place.
Mrs. Arlis Oxford of Cass.in.Roet
was ihs guest last w.. ~ hsf psr
snts. Mr. and MIs. 7. y. woaord.
Mn hush Rankin. Who hai BEEN
quite sisk for the uasi tee wssks,
- much better at ihis sritinT
Mn. Lester Terry u FOREST Grove
scCtion spent Sunday tho guest of h..
parents. Mf. and Mr.. ". u Rankin
Mrs. Anna Nai.on has hem sasud
inF the past fes weeks visiting be-
daughter, Mrs. John Avis, n Cssad
Miss Ethel Flanap "a, In Marior
one day receuily.
M. and Mf lannls Belt n neal
Marion, fp,nt one night last vel
The quests II his parents. d.. and
Mn. G. A. Belt u thls place.
Mrs. Dsssie Clement who had n,
misfortune ~ rettinr 4 rh hfal.f
a short time aFo, ls getting aiong
nicely
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
WHY SUFFER 50?

Way suier from a bad hark. from
sharp. shooting tuiuFes hsadarhss.
dirf'uess and distressing urinary uhf
NalIon rfup'f felummsni uaant
Kidney rns Could vou al CO..
stronger rrlof oi mefiif Ask your
neirhhor
Mr.. Annie Cas-. Rochester S..
Marion. saws -noant Kidney Pills
haye been a household remedy with
M for a lone time and am always
glad io rccommend them. Al times I
havs suffered severely fion awful
nains ncfuss the small u my bach
Severe pains shot from my hins 10
my head when ! stopped over and I
rui 40 dlIEy could hardly 80. When
] havs these attacks rsi Deans
Kidney pills from Ormrs nfuv siorc
and they never fall b. quickly ~.
lirys me uf all The pain, In my bach
oihsf membeu n my family ha,s
alo taken Deans and have hesn
greatly benefited hy them
Proc, CO.. a. IN dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask fur a kidns, remedy got
hnans Kidney Pills che same that
Ar GAS had Poster Nilhurn Co.
Mrs, buffalo. n Y. lAdyeriissmsni
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
HILL SPRINGS

The protracied meeting will begin
~ Pinsy Greek church next sunday
Rev. Lilly of Fredonia will help In
the meeting.
Rev skinner has BEEN called a.
pastor of Piney Crrsk church for the
next year
Rev Edward woodall has iusi ~.
turned from Dunn Springs where h.
has ben engaged In q meeting.
]. n. Hunt has sold BIZ house and
lol herr % Rev. 2 Wocdall
Every hodv l. veil pleased uiih
their school a. lone Star this year
Mf McNeely - certainly teaching q
me school
A larrv number q our riiirsns ai.
tended the Pair last frdaf
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
BELMONT

Written for last wcek
Nv and AIR Garrett Boyd and
little son. Randall. spent Sunday At
the home of u. G. Brown.
Mfs. Grace Crider spent Saturday
ami Sunday ai the home u Roy
Crayns.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Dury spent
Sunday a. the home ~ Roy Crayne.
hr. and Mrs. Sion Hunt and chill.
dFen spent Saturday and sunday with
Mrs. Cora james.
NIs. Willie Guess spent sunday
with Mu. Reha Mican
Mis- Ruby Mcdonnell spent rhurs
day and Friday u last vesk with
her aunt. 10 McConnslL
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Mrs Ann Crider spent Sunday with
Mrs. Lucy Crayne.
Mr. Roy Crayne vent \ Proi.
dcncc one day last veek on business
Mr Norman Brown spent satuf
day with Tom Gilliland
Mn. Myrtle Crayns and son spent
Monday with n. e. Brown.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Percy Anderson Monday found
alonr the railroad tfa.k at Poplar
nluf forts Thousand dollars worth u
ieveh Thoy sefe reported Iost by
Mr and Mn Gros IL raus. Funnr.
uhi.e on ths way from Dallas. Tex.
to Philadelphia
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Msrdame. Roy x Waddsu. Gso
Mitchell. John Pace. u stevens.
W D Butler and Mf ana Mr. D.
Taylor of Salem vers shopping n
Narion Tuesday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
REPUBLICAN
For Circuit Judge.
CARL HENDERSON
For Commonwealth Attorney
CHARLES FERGUSON
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
4. JEFFREY TRAVIS
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
EDWARD d. STONE
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK
l.. 4. GUESS
FOR SHERIFF.
GEORGE n. MANLEY
FOR TAX COMMISSIONER
ISAAC ~. DlLLARD
FOR JAlLER.
CHAS. T RILEY
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
LESLIE MCDONALD
For Justice of the Peace
MARION No. I DISTRICT
,. NJ. DAVIDSON
MARION No. DISTRICT
p. p. PARIS
DEMOCRATIC
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
RUBY LAFFOON
FOR STATE SENATOR.
n =. GREEN
For Commonwealth Attorney
7. q. BENNETT
FOR JAIl.ER
J g. SPECS
FOR SHERIFF.
JAS. T. WRIGHT
FOR CITY MARSHAL
Wc are auihsrired b announcs
A. s. CANNAN
as a candidate Cor Chief q Police oi
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

the city of Marion. subject 10 the
action of the November election.
We are authorized 10 announce
J. J. BARNES
a. q candidate for Chief o. Police
Of the city of Marion subiect 70 the
acton of the November election
We are authorized % announce
G. .. JENNINGS
a. = candidate for Chief u Police of
the city q Marion s8biest % ths
aeiion n ne November election
We are authorized a. announee
A MURPHY
a. q oadidais g. cts Marshal sub.
vet 10 The action u ihs November
elsctian.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
j(1f1

uuiekly relieves Constipation. Bll.
iousnes,. Loss II Appstits and Head.
aehcs. dus o. Totpid Liver
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
RAWL'S RU MO
For RHEUMATISM

PRISE tl@ ani fl Monss 10
funded y no relief fmn fut haif,
~ lour duErfu m dlrot from
kaeis hu.Mo a.. ioe lnasn 81
fmnstIIe. ini
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
EDWARD ID. STONE
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

FOR COUNTY JUDGE
4. JEFFREY TRAVIS
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK
l.. l.. GUESS
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14
FOR SHERIFF.
GEORGE n. MANLEY

FOR TAX COMMISSIONER
ISAAC ~. DILLARD
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

For Commonwealth Attorney
CHARLES FERGUSON
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

Whor - ihr uoman
WHOSE Interest euul,l noi
be- intrigued lo ihs .hrei
grace ani charm ai ihp.,
fuf trimmed Suis ul .nn
pile lahric,l Win .sl,
prices attached surrender
j. complste
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-14

For Justice Of the Peace
MARION No. I DISTRICT
,. NJ. DAVIDSON
MARION No. ? DISTRICT
p. p. PARIS
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
OBITUARIES
Funeral of James G. Simpson

FuneFaI or JdmeS I. oIFHPsuH
 Funeral services for James G. Simpson, veteran newspaperman. who died Friday ct his home, 1916 East Van Buren stret, will be held at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the chapel of A L. Moore and Son. Bur iaI will be in Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA; Mrs. J. J. Elwell of 756 East Adams street has returned from a two months absence spent in California
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Ygnacio Flores, 2S, and Emelia Ar redondo, 27. both of Glendale; and Pablo Bojorgnez, 24, and Adelaide Cervantes, 20, both of Tempe.
 REcoVERS FROM PNEUMONIA Miss Rosanna King of Douglas, treasurer of the state nurses associa- tion and member of the executive board of the examiners, who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, was re- ported out of danger yesterday Word to this effect was received from Douglas by Mrs Gertrude Russell, secretary of the board of examiners.
 ADMITTED TO STATE-The Jer- sey Fire Underwriters Department of the American Insurance company of Newark, N. J., was granted authority to transact business in this state by the corporation commission yeSter- day. The company's business will be confined to fire, marine. automobile, explosions, riot and civil commotion, lightning, registered mail and sprink- Ter leakage.
 GO TO MAKE SURvEY-Eugene Kies, a draftsman in the office of w. $. Norveil, state water cmmissioner, left yesterday for Tombstone. where he will join H. E. Turner. an engineer, and make a survey of the irrigation lands on the upper San Pedro. Their work in the field will be used as tes- timony at the hearing to determine the relative rights of the Gila and it's tributaries. They will be joined in Duncan on the 17th by MT. Nor veil, who will be present at the hear ing on the matter pertaining to water rights.
 TO HOLD GLOBE HEARlNG-D. F. Johnson, chairman of the corpora ton commission; F. J. K. Mcbride, examiner. and Mrs. Ethel Loosey. as sistant reporter to the commission. will leave today for Globe, where a series of automobile cases will come up for hearing. One of the hearings
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

will be the petition of J. A. Pinyan to operate passenger stage between Globe and Chrysolite by the way Of Rice and another matter to come be- fore the commission will be the ap plication of the Globe Short Line to modify it's schedule between Globe and Winkelman.
 TELEG RAPHY AT NIGHT SCROOl-Telegrap will be taught again in the night classes conducted at the Phoenix union high school. New equipment has been added to this department so that it is not sur passed by any high school in the country. Morse telegraphy. which is used on the railroads and by commer- cial companies, will be taught, along with signals, time card and book of rules. O. A. Kane, who has been the telegraph teacher at the night school for several years, will have charge of this department the coming term. which opens Monday evening. Oct. 10. It is hoped that those who anticipate enrolling in this class will present | themselves at the high school on the opening night at s D. m. for registra- ton.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST
Weekly Weather Forecast.

Arizona: Sunday and probably Monday fair, little change in tenn Derature,
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
uNpEIWEREp TELEeRAms-

Telegrams are at the Western Union for Rev. O. B. Simmons, Will liam O'Niel, Mrs. Nadie Moscow and L. E. Harrington.
 MOVIE MAN HERE-Oscar Hell wig, travelling auditor for Pathe, Inc, was in the city yesterday. the guest of James Sellers with whom he was associated overseas" in the late war.
 RETURNS FROM coAST-Miss c. c. Schrieder, registered nurse. has returned from a three months ab- sence on the coast. She has accept ed a position as head nurse at the Sunny Rest sanitarium.
 ENTERTAINS PATIENTS-Miss Uretta Miller entertained patients at the Sunny Rest sanitarium Friday evening with a number of musical selections, both instrumental and vocal.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Coming EUents

Monday, Oct. 1o-civics education departnnent. Woman's club at club house, Bis p.rn.
 Tuesday, Oct 11-kiwanis club luncheon at Y. M. c. A., noon. Tuesday, Oct. 11-ApoIIo club organ ization meeting, Osborn school at Ais pm. Thursday. Oct. 13-Town meeting at hiah school cafeteria, 6:30 pm. Thursday, Oct. 13-Maricopa chapter, D. A. R., Woman's club, 2:3o pm. Friday, Oct. 14ERotary club lunch con at Y. M. c. A., noon. Friday, Oct. 14-Friday club at Wom- ans club, 10 am.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
.IoeI Alfred TearreII


 Joel Alfred Tearrell, a resident Of Arizona for nearly 40 years and well known cattleman of Greenlee county, residing at Clifton, died in this city yesterday. He had come here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Mary F. Mitchell, and Mrs. E. F. Hastings. The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the A. l. Moore & Son chapel. Mir. Tearrell was born at Dayton, Ohio. in 1851. He came to Arizona in 1885 and served as a guide for the United States troops in their campaign against the Apache Kid. He went into the cattle business in what was then Graham county, but which aft erward was set off as Greenlee county.
 Mir Terrell Is survived by wife and several sons and daughters, Mrs. L. A. W. Burtch of Clifton, Mrs. E.. F. Hastings of this city. Mrs. Mary F.. Mitchell of Phoenix. Mrs A. H. Hix- on of Baker. Ore, A. Y. Terrell of Flagstaff and H. J. Terrell of Tomb stone. A sister, Mrs. J. O. Quick, resides at Fountain, Colo.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Short Staple
 Cotton Mdrket

NEW YORK, oct. B. Cotton closed irregular, 25 points lower to 4 points higher, with October quotations showing the maximum loss. Spot cotton quiet, 2o.1O.
 Cotton futures closed irregular: December, 1870; January, 19.40; March, 1923; May, 1888; July, IS40
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Local Weather Yesterday.

Highest yesterday .....9 go Highest ths date for 26 years 100 Lowest yesterday 63 Lowest this date for 26 years ....51 Total rainfall 0 Excess in temperterature yesterday 5 degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 21 degrees. Accumulated excess in tempera ture since January 1, 192 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January to date, 6.15 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 2.S9 inches.
 Excess Deficiency since January 1. 3.26 nches.
 ROBERT c. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
"SALE STUNT"
 ADVERTISING

Amer1ca'S foremost merchants are agreed that the public is fed up" on sale "stunts." :" People know that sea- sonable merchandise can not be sold below wholesale prices, even If an ad does say so.
 We believe t h a t style and quality at fair prices mean more now than ever before.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. S-Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday:
 Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau Regions: Generally fair and normal temperature.
 Pacific States: Generally fair and normal temperature but with a prob ability of occasional rains on the north coast.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
Born

BORN WOODBURY-To MT. and Mrs Clarence Woodbury, on Thursday afternoon. a son who has been named Duncan Moore Woodbury.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. J. A. Miller. dentist, 609 Heard Bldg, specializing in the treatment of pyorrhea, wishes to announce his return from lis summer vacation Adv bs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13

los hatos de IN lugar a otro" de estes
veteranos cuando ellos estan agusto y
contentos donde .estn ahora. FL CO.
mandante explic0 Ell Lunes que no ha-
hia ninguna objection al tratamiento
de los bombres en- los grandes hospi-
tales De concentration. donde Sc estA
teniendo buen cuidado de elloa, pero'
que habia op0sicipn determinada a
estar moyiendo a los hombres cuando
estaban agusto y feiizmente locaiiza-
dos.
0tero fue notificado del propuesto
transferimiento por ei C~omandante dc
la Posta J.. ". Truder, de Ia Legion
de Las Vegas O inmediatamente des-
pacho los a~iguientes telegramas
Mensale al Or. Cornell.
tSanta Re. n. NJ Oct. 3, 1921.
Or. j. G. Cornell,
Supervisor de Distrito Bur6 de We
teranos, Distrito II,
Denver, Colorado.
"Nosotros deseamos ~protestar muy
vigorosamente encontra de la reno
cion de pacientes e~x-yeteranos de los
hospitales de Las Vegas y Valmora a
Fort Lyons, Colorado. Estos hombres
estan recibiendo excelenfe cuidado
aqui y estan agusto y c~ontentos y no
podemos hallar ninguna razon porQuc
deban ser removidos dc i'm lugar a
otro como reces Apreciariamos que
listed use su influjo para parar este.
I'M. "A. OTERO JR.
"Comandante de Depto. Legion Anne
ricana."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13


acusado del asesinato de su entenada
de - amos de edad, Helen Maxine
Short. La causa fue originalmente
fiiada para el dia ~ de Octnbre pero
SO p0spuso debido a Ia ~ausencia del
Juez S. w. johnson.
Fl cuerpo de Ia muchacha fue ha-
llado en- una aceauia al sur de Brigh-
ton Ell dia % de Julio pasado atado
con bIrras pesadas. La madre de la
muchacha ee barbera y vive en- Den
yer. Hill habia lido a Denver y trajo
"a Ia hija unos cuantos dias antes.
Fueron vistos juntos en- la vecindad
del lugar donde Ell cuerpo fue haIIado.
Hill, no obstahte, mantiene que esta
i%nocente del cargo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
Otro OfensOr Arestado por Que
brantar Ia Cuarentena.

Hay ocho casos de difseria en- la ciu-
dad ahora, todos bajo cuarentena.
Hahlando dc cuarentena, Tomas Sc
ma ser ~prosecutado en- Ia corte de po-
licia por quebrantar la ~cuarentena y
entrar a una ASA en- la Gale del Cole
gio en- la cual Sc puso ell aviso de adj
vertencia, y Albina Lucero sera pro-
secutada por no reportar I'm caso de
difteria en- una casa de Santa Fe, Ell
d~epartamento de ~salubridad de la ciu-
dad ha anunciado.
Hay dos casos de fiebre tifoidea en-
ire los ninos en- Santa Fe ahora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
veteranO de Clayton.

Ell cuerpo de Samuel Mares. ell pri-
mer muchacho del condado de Union
que ha sido traido de Francia, arribo
en- Clayton la semana pasada y fue
sepultado en- Ell cementerio local. Los
servicios ftnebres e~stuvieron a cargo
de la posta local de la Legion Anne
rfcana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
COMANDANTE DE LA LEGION
PROTESTA Ell 'CAMBIO' DE
VETERANOS DESHABILITA-
DOS.
POne Objection al PrOpuestO Trans
ferimiento de Pacientes de Las
Vegas a Fort Lyons, COIOra-
do.
La PrOtesta TeIegrafiada al Sena-
dor Bursum.

II propuesto transferimiento de I'm
grupo de e~x-veteranos deshabilitados
del Sanatorio de Las Vegas y Valmo-
ra a Fort Lyons, Colorado. es vigoro-
samente ~protestado por Ell Comandan-
te de Estado NJ A. Otero Jr., de Ia
Legion Americana, IN IN kilograms
mandado al Supervisor de Distrito J,
c. Cornell del Bur6 de veteranos en-
Denver y tambien en- un telegrama al
Senador H o. Bursum de NueFo Me
xico.
Otero protesta v-igorosamente en-
contra de 10 que q llama "de lIevaE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
HILL sERA JUzcADo poR AsEs,.
NATo FL Ola IS DE ocTUBRE.

Brighton, Colo, Oct. s.-octubra "a
ha sido fijado como Ia fecha nara Il
aserlguaeion de William Riley Hill,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
Personales

Don Margarito Chaves, bien como
cido ciudadano de Lamy, nos honro
con una agradable vista la semana
pasada. Negocios i~mportantes traje
ron al ST.. Chaves a la Capital.
FL sr. Secundino Romero, Ell nuevo
mariscal de los Estados Unidos, arri-
b6 a la ciudad ell Martes de Las We
gas.
Don Alfredo Lucero, anteriormente
superintendente de escuelas del con
dado de Mora Y miembro de la legis-
latura de estado, ahora residiendo en-
Las Vegas, sera nombrado diputado
mariscal de los Estados Unidos, SUI
cediendoa Howell Ernest, q segun 81
annncio hecho Ell Lunes por Ell Maris
cal Romero.
Amado Chaves 2do., quien ha esta.
do pasando 81 verano en- Pecos, estu-
vo de vista en- la ciudad Ell Martes.
Don Lorenzo Delgado. diputado al.
guacil mayor del condado de San Mi.
gueI. Sc encuentra en- la ciudad de vi
sta.
Ri joven Manuel Rivera, eficiente
empleado en- Ell concrete del Sr-
Gerdes, Sc ha visto postrado en- cana
sufriendo de una penosa enfermedad
que 10 tuvo postrado en- Ell lecho del
doIor por % dias. Nos alegramos
en- anunciar que ell joven Rivera ha
r~ecuperado su ~quebrantada salud y Sc
encuentra de nuevo atendiendo a u
deberes. Este joven fue n de los
gallardos soldados que presto u ser
vicios en- la Guerra Mundial y estuvo
en- batalIas de las muy duras y san
.grientas en- ell conflicto terrible de
la desastrosa guerra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-13
ASPIRIN

Administration. A no ser que us
ted yea Ell nombre "Bayer' en Ell
parque 0 en- las tabletas listed no
esta obteniendo Aspirin genuine
prescripto por los medicos por q
amos y probadO de ser SECURE por
milIones. Tomese Ell Aspirin segun
dicho en- los parquetes Bayer para
R~esfriados Dolor de Cabeza, Dolor
de Muela, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Reu-
matismo, Dolor de Dido y para Do
lores. A mano cajas de hoialata de
doce tabletas de Aspirin Bayer cues
Ia unos cuantos centavos. Los Bo-
ticarios venden tambien grandes
~parquetes. Aspirin es Ia mares de
trato de Ia Manufacture de Menoace-
tIcacidester Salicgllcacid.