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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
&c en- China;
Omitted Press)

PEKIN, octubre T. Los sentimien
tos contra los eXtranjeros en- la repn-
blica china. estan resurgiendo al igual
que en- tiempos de la guerra de los bo-
xers. Las amenazas de que estan sien-
90 victimas los extranjeros son cada
vez mas graves. Elementos pertene-
cientes a ios gohiernos de Francia. In
glat rra y Estados Unidos, estan estr-
diando la anormalidad de las circuns-
tancsas actuales, un gran numero de
chinos. que tIabajan con aQpellos. ase
guran, que dentro de pocos meses sera
necassrio la ayuda de las fuerzas mill
tares eXtranjeraS para contrarrestar Ell
inminente paligro que Sc avecina, y 81
cual ha de resultar en- una matanza dc
curopcos americanos &
La campana contra los extranjero9
ha culmina3o en- I'm movimiento anti
cEistiano. FL malestar que hoy Sc sien
tc en- todo ell cx-Inlperio. empez6 mien
tras Sc celebraba La Conferencia del
Desarme. en- Washington. ID
Ell ferroearriI Pekin-Suiyuan ha QUE
69do paralzado, pres sus empleados Sc
niegan a trabajar fundando sus razo-
res en- que el ferrocarrh es indepen-
! diente de toda relacion con sl gobier-
no. Esta actitud Sc considera como an.
ti-extranjera. Una Compaflia america
ra vendio q dicho ferrocarril alredor
| de 500 wagones, pero en- los momentos
ce ser entregada la orden La Compa.
Tia de trenes Sc neg6 recibirla. Guam
do los americanos le propusieron los
propietarios del ferrocarril la conpra
plazo de los carros de fiete. un grito
de protesta fu6 lanzado por todos los
chinos. Ia
Y muchos de ellos Sc atrevieron a
decir que los americanos 10 que bEsca
ban era apoderarse de los ferrocarriles
| y sus dependencies. E
/ Los chinos estan protestando CONT,
| nuamente de los muchos expertos arns
ricanos Que hay empleados a todo 10
largo de Ia Inca ferrea Peking-Han-
kow. Ell odio acreciendo Gala vez
mas contra los americanos los belgas
En- todas parties de Ia naci6n no Sc
eye mas grito que Ell de "'abajo los ex-
tranjeros't "engullamosnoslos con
arroz''
En- los CoIegios naeionales los estu-
diantes han elevado su protesta, para
que los extranjeros sean despedidos de
los cargos piblicos, asi como tambie1
eel magisterio.
Personals que conocen pol'tica inter
nacionaI aseguran que en- todo este mo
vimiento snti-extranjero, ell "soRfet''
lla puesto su negra mano Ell estoma
go vacfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
Ell TAMESIS INVADIDo
PoR LOS TIBURoNES

LoNDRES, octubre r. Una verdu-
dera invasion de tiburones esta amena-
zando los marinos de- Tamesis. Los
pescadores i.gle5es Gesde hace algunos
messs encuentran numerosos obstacu-
los en- su labor cotisiana de pesea,
Ires mariaeros a,za habian tira5o alt
atarray1 cerca dc un muelle del rfo.
cogieron un enorme tibur6n de IS pies
Gle largo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
NUMEROSOS CRIMINALES HAN
sIDo PUEsTos EN- L1BERTAD EN-
BERLIN

BERLIN. octuhre - Los tribLna-
les de esta capital Sc han visto obliga-
dos a pcner en- libertad q numerosos
criminales debidc que las carcles os-
tan abarrotadaq de detsnidos y no ca
bon en- elias mas presses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
ANlINCIO DE SUBASTl
MUNICIPIo DE SAN JUAN, P. r
San Juan p r.. Oct. 2 de- 1929

San Juan, z. r., Oct. 2 dc 1922.
e. dia 20 de Noviemhre de 1922, a
las diez dc la maflana, tendra efecto en-
! el Edifcio Ayuntauliento, en- San Juan
P. R. en- acto publico ante la Conf
sion correspondence, la subasta para
las obras de CONSTRUCTION de la Plan
Ia de attraction Y puriiicacion de las
aguas y construction de los dep6sitos
Gle hormigon para aguas fltradas para
el nuevo Acueducto de San Juan, toman
do las aguas del rio Bayam6n''.
Ell modelo de proposition, instruccio
mes para los hcitaaores, pIiego de con
diciones y dennas antecedentcs relacio-
nados con dichas obras, Sc eneueutran
de manifesto EN- la Ofcina del Comi
slonado de obTas Pdblicas Manicipales
rudiendo obtenerss copias de los docu
mentos mediante un recibo que acredi
te haber depositaa caaa interesado en-
Ia ofcina de. Corlisionado de Hacien-
ola Gle San Juan, P. r. la cantidaa de
$1,000 que seran reembolsados a. devo
verse dichos documentos completes =
en- buen estado.
La Junta dc suhasta podr6 reeha-
gar cualatiera o bcdas las proposicio-
mes presentadas Y SO reserva Ell dee
cho Gle aGjudicar ol contrato a la pro
posicion que juague mas veRtajoss,
sunque no result re ser Ia mas baja
en- precio.
MARTIN TRAvIEso.
comisionado de servicio Piiblico,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
FL JEFE DEL GOBIERN }
FRANCES EN- COMMUNICATION
:. CON NJ. FACTA

PARIS, octubre en-. Poincar6 In
sostenido esta tarde una extensa con
ferencia por inalambrico, con ell jcfe
del gobierno italiano, M. Facta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
BELIoGRAPH. (Catafios.

Nuevo capitulo de la serie por Eddie
Zoo titulado lei Captain Kidd" y
TN drama en- cinco actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09

Sc venden tres casas de cemento,
con todas las conodidades apeteci-
bles acabadas de construir, cerca
de la entrada del Hip6dromo en- te-
rrenos colindantes con la via ferrea.
Cada uno de los mencionados edi-
ficios tiene garage, doble servicio sa-
nitario Y jardin. Sc puede vender
una s6la casa, dos, las tres juntas.
Para informes, dirijase a
Salvador AItaaeSe
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
STRAND:

La esplendida pelicula orientar de
arte y lujo La Paz soa con vosotros' .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
CINE LAS ANTILLAa:

la eXtraordinsria production titu'a
ia "Locura dc un artisia" una CO
media.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
JINE TRES BANDERAs.

Pablo Caperani y Margot Mardys
lado "Delito sin Mancha'.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
CHECKED

The Woman knew that in this city
it is possible to check almost any ar
ticle for any length Of time. The
other night as she went into the din
ing room Of one of the large hotels
she remarked to herself that the girl
In charge Of the checkroom had a
nice face and looked agreeable and
50 eager to please. But when she
passed the counter after dinner she
noted with surprise that the girl
looked worried. She had added re-
sponsihlities. Some mother had
found a new way out, for sound
asleep on the counter, wrapped in a
pink robe, slept a small baby with
the check carefully pinned to its
blanket, and on the floor playing
with his new nurse was a four-year-
old boy, also carefully checked
Chicago Journal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
PEERS WANTED CLOSED SHOP
British House of Lords Once Passed
Measure Restricting Membership
Killed by Commons.

There would have been no peer
ages in the honors list if the house
Of lords had its way two centuries
ago. Alarmed by the enormous in
crease in their numbers after the
accession Of George |, the lords IN
IVY framed bill proposing that
future peerages should be limited to
two lives, and that such new crea-
tions were to be made only in case OF
extinction. The peers passed the bill
by a large majority, and the COM
mons might have done likewise but
for an eloquent and biting speech
by Walpole. If the measure became
law, he pointed out, there would be
"no arriving at honor but through
the winding-sheet of an old decreplt
lord or the grave Of an extinct fam
ily."
Had the bill originated, Walpole
continued, with some noble peer OF
distinguished ancestry, it would not
have surprised him, but it was a
matter of establishment that it should
have been promoted principally by
Lord Stanhope, ga gentleman who
was not long ago seated among us,
and who, having got into the house
of peers, is now DESTROYS of shutting
the door behind him."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
FARM STUFF

Kin Hubbard, godfather Of Abe
Martin, and A. Grant Lupton, farm.
er and banker, of Hartford City, Ind.
were having a rather robust argu-
ment over the farm bloc in the con-
gress.
what do you know about farm
ing, Kin?'' Lupton queried.
What do [ know?' Kin shot
back. "Say, Grant, I was born and
Olossomed into beautiful young man
mood in Bellefontaine, o.; the very
center Of an agricultural commu-
nifty"
"That's ha-hal' Lupton sneered.
Say, Kin, I was foorwalker on
100 acres before you were bornP'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
Biliousness and Constipation.

"For years | was troubled with
biliousness and constipation
which made life miserable for me
My appetite failed me. | lost my
usual force and vitality. Pepsin
preparations and cathartics only
made matters worse. | do not
know where I should have been
today had I not tried Chamber
lain S Tablets. The tablets re-
lieve the i'll feeling at once,
strengthen the digestive func-
tons, helping the system to do its
work naturally" writes Mrs. Ro-
sa Pots, Birmingham, Ala.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
SPOT GIVEN OVER TO BIRDS
hockaii, Small Island West Of the
Hebrides, Is Seldom Visited
by Human Beings.

A pointed casque, white with the
guano of the host of sea birds that
nest upon it, is all that remains of
the lofty mountain that in some long
past era dominated the now sunken
valleys west of the Hebrides.
Seen from the west, says ILLUS
tratlon, the rock, which rises 60 feet
above the ocean, resembles huge
spiked German helmet. The waves
have broken down part of the sea-
weed-covered visor, and the upper
part Of the helmet is deeply dented !;
but the point of it is still sharp and
frequently serves as a resting place
for one of the huge albatrosses of
the North. The helmet appears to
have been cloyen in two as if with
a terrific blow from a saber; the east
ern face is a vertical wall.
The island is called Rockall and is
quite barren. 1t is situated in an
unfrequented stretch of the ocean
and is more than two hundred and
eighty miles from the nearest land.
Few persons have ever visited it.
Indeed, only four landings are re-
corded. The British frigate Endy-
mion made the first in 1910. The
last one was made in 1921. Before
the report Of this expedition was
published people supposed that the
island consisted wholly Of kind of
granite called rockallite that is
found nowhere else in the world.
Now indeed we know for fact that
'ockallite is found nowhere else, but
unfortunately it exists on the little
sland only in small quantities.
Youths Companion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
EUROPEAN NATIONS SLOW

The total available hydraulic
horsepower of Europe is estimated
at present at 47,OOO,OoO. This in
cludes the power latent in Italy,
Switzerland, Spain, Austria, Hun
gary, France and Norway. Of this
total some s,45O,OOO horsepower has
been developed. Although Europe
has been at work much longer than
the United States on these problems,
and has much greater latent wealth
than America, she avails herself of
less of this power.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
a CAREFUL ESTIMATE

The recruit was anxious to get a
noncom's billet in the Tenth artil-
lery, and the first sergeant was Civ
ing HIM preliminary examination.
How many pieces will 10
pound shell burst into?" asked the
sergeant.
The recruit did some rapid-fire
thinking He rubbed his chin
drew an imaginary line on the floor
with the toe Of his shoe-scratched
his head, and finally drawled out:
well, sergeant, / should judge
not less than two.0
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
LOOKING ABROAD

'What is Mr.. Bibles attitude
toward prohibition? ~
'The usual attitude, I believe,
combining resignation with anxi-
Gus inquiry"
Flows that?"
"He's satisfied the country is go
ing to stay dry and is devoting his
spare time to investigating the pass
port situation. " Birmingham Age
Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
NO HURRY

A Jealous but unframed reformer
mad secured permission to speak at
the state prison.
Brothers" he pleaded with them,
lose no time in turning to the
pathway of righteousness. Remem-
Der, we are here today and gone to-
morrow"
Don't kid yourself, @came a
gloomy voice from the rear. q got
eighteen years here YET" Detroit
Free Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
c o Il

the registered Belgian stallion will
make the present season at the Nez-
perez Livery Barn. TERMS: SIS. to
insure with >foal. E. E. Lehman, mgr.tf
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
NOTHING DoINel

She had purchased some goods on
the credit system, but shortly after
ward her. finances gave out and the
payments to the dealer ceased.
In due course came letter from
the firm demanding the money. This
is her reply:
seDear Sirs: In answer to your
letter, | have not received same, as
7 do not live here now. Yours,
"NANCY WOTO."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
,leELs THAT ARE HOoDoos
.,.us Malgn Influence Exertea
sy'' n sSs worlds Most Famous
~ Precious Stones.

r..+over the cause, certain 1t Is
,olm influence has followed
y w. rorIds most noted jewels. IN
~ Instances tragedy has marked
p psi' bssinning and tragedy has fol-
pS them. Every new owner, every
p D.ossding purchaser, history re-
~ NJ has suffered murder, robbery,
= ';;de haunting fear, fatal accident
tragedy in some form or other.
rbat has been the history Of all
rsat diamonds, rubies, sapphires
md emeralds. :.
! + was true Of the 'Braganza, 7
r.mous Portuguese crown jewel; Of
iIs aDanau Rajah,1 the "Great Mo
~ =, q tbe oKoh-i-noor," the "Orloff''
the polar Star," the
Shah engraved with the names Of
tbree Persian kings; the .@Akbar
,bsb.a the MIAMI the SSDarya-i-
,oor7 and the "Taj-e-mah."
History is replete with tragic in
faDces in connection with the "Nas-
lE,s the Empress Eugenie," the
pssha Of Egypt the SStar Of
ste.a the "Star Of South Africa"
e "Jubilee," the @Tiffany Bril-
,nt.D and other famous diamonds.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
AND CARRY THE BURDEN

my DEAR remarked Mrs. Kriss,
as soon as he had settled down to
read the evening paper, Il had a
lucky trip this morning ! bought a
dream Of a hat, and got it for a
song"
WELL" answered Kriss, giving his
paper a flip. 'I suppose that means
Tor me to furnish the notes. =
Judge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
FORCE OF HABIT

ct would love, if I dared" said
the enthralled young man to the fair
ex-telephone operator, ''to press some
kisses upon those ruby lips"
eyes ~ she said abstractedly.
@Number, please" Science and In
yention.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
TALKED AND TALKED

Flubb-My wife is a sensible
woman.
Dubb-So you escaped buying her
a new fur coat this season, chr
New York Sun.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-13
A Splendid Medicine For the
Stomach and Liver.

chamberlain 5 Tablets for the
stomach and liver are splendid
| never tire of telling my friends
and neighbors Of their quail
ties," writes Mrs. William Voll-
mer, Eastwood, N. w. When bill
ious, constipated or troubled
with indigestion, give them a
trial. They will do you good.
Horses bought and sold. stellmon
Bros. 3Stf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06
People You
Know

Radaior Repairing, ouieksl Auto Co
a e. Ouhwr. pOstofGrr Iu.pt,fl.
with headquarters re Cheyenne wt.
~ Alhuuucrquc yesterday to cnufor
win t'ill"'t Ahucy, pustotucc iu-
tp"otor here
II Is soid today tho young son
who arrived to make mn nom,
with ST. and Mrs Iosoph Nclar.
pa vii h' named Peter Frederick
M'tunul.
JAY Turlcy special cxpcrt Of tho
7 3 Veterans bureau iF la th. e.f.
tor lu Indefinite stay in r-0nnr,tior
with work bro tho local yrioruns bu
r'Hu Nr Turlgy b. u pioneer In
Sau Juan county irrigation develop
wniI' Hud located many 81 the orig
.uIl water ilIinEs In that county. o..
Judge ~ g. Hickey of the dis
'riut rHult Of Byrnatlliu COUNT
NI. unable 10 hold court scarlon
9 la, uu account of illness.
Miss Ethel Hickey OF the Koah
rrr fuurs Icft to-day with Mrs ". T.
S'de"I,h and Miss NJ T. Henson
of BOSTON for Aroma on o. two days
trip
N Mary M,MIllon OF Wrminr
i.H Ala spent several days last
w.s s- guest a. the A. Is Miner
homo. .I luut, to hor home after u
Visit WITH her sister iu Denver Mis-
NgNll.,u o. 20 niece ot Mr- Miincr.
Benjamin BOSS head ~ the bud
.rN observatory boz Albany. q "
NN# returned 20 his homo after two
v"nAs iu Albuquerque. m" rucrt
ui relatives ana friends.
e. r scott. of Los Angeles. Cal.
Will arrive this evening ON the linn
ii,d for % visit with his cousin
Meyer psoN manager OF the Nt-
600 IHI Garment company
Mr md Nj Robert NrClurhpu
returned luet evening from a si4
N.rs. automobile tiip tu California
1I'' report u pleasant journey al.
Dol. way both going "a ana return
.U.
% 4 Nntanu loft this afternoon
- Santa q, on business.
N.. Lena Ricketts, lrtt TODAY fur
I'W.s SPRINGS TO spend the week
.II
I.u 700 Edgar &C. tu, Imperial
Laundry left this morning Tor the
POGO. whore ho Will spend several
... I.IIuE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06
S. l.. Va'Iclain, Captain
OF Industry, VIII
Speak Here July 10

samuel !. NauclIiu. president OBJ,
The Baldwin Locomotive COMPANY
and one % tho leading oIutlina OFF
7ndustry' In the United State w.t.
make an address in Al5uquorIg.
on the evening Of July 90 It .N.
trystul thontcr lie will spt.L ON
business conditions % which ic
I'm expert judge and nlong zinc limos
which he has heretofore iIl U-
tanned in his addrcssos url v,.
ing that business ~ lhls country I
due for "a period Of prosperity vor
shorty The presence OF Nr
Nauciain In this c. Wa t.our H
through the Chamber of Gunner"
and the Santa re railroad
The loctur" which will Do pro-
Ceicd IS moving picture. .s uu.n I'D.
all. no tisk,t being .H rDI
n is especially desired hy tho PRO-
in0tors OF the u1drtHa ni Mr. Nnu
CLAIM that the bankers and mcH
chants. a. well h- the railroad cm.
pioyes, appear nj tho meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06
Sells Floto Circus
And Wild West Show
Here September 2lst

Tho Sells I7o'u rircuH viii come
tp Nlnuru,rpu. M September 20
and VIII iuyIud, go the w%oll-kuowu
fcnturcH which nave been exhibited
throughout th, country 10y TO-
troupe and performers The circus
VIII have combined with II thu"
HuifrIo 1871 Wild West show which
will o., much larger than b. has
usually been Many new and dar-
lur plWhuyH add cuwEiris have
boon added o. the performers 40
fI, batter show 49, well as many
uutumUI ]nrHuUhuH and steers in'
wild West how according TO hd-
,unco information should prove Of
exceptional interest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06
SMOOT IN SUGAR
TARIFF PLOT. SAYS
SENATOR HARRISON
Asserts Deal With Gu
ban Producers Will
Be Exposed

NAsuINGTON. July Tee
newiug of the republican petition
Tor cloture ON iur tirfi hlil
senator Harrison democrat ui
Mississippi. told the senate to-day
that d"mocrnts had planned who.
the sugar schedule wi- rC4guyI tH
expose the deal attempted 90 Doe.
put over hy Senator Smsut 90
ttuh. ranking republican uu 'h"
unaupc committee whereby CUBA
would have restricted jog .asal
production So return 'Hr Tow
tariff duties Un that ..u.wuulIE
iie argued thut this wa .H" of fu.
reasons why th' republicans
wanted go Dut OF discussion "u
tho tariff
senator HARRISON charged tina
Senator Smuo, htI written u Dot
Ter Co Major General Euu,h %
trowd,r. Representative Of tho
American eminent Iu cuba
with % Wow OF %sfrauguur cuba
Unto entering into 90 contract CO. r.-
strict its sugar grYp Co 2.jOU 600
tone aud iu return was 90 receive
a tariff not so high as that proc
posed.
we wouldn't have tho TIME, uu.
der tho Dloturc rule te read Tho
letters t0 General 'ruwdrr and
ihc contract that NnH attempted tn
D. put into effect declared Sens.
Htor Harrison.
The Mississippi senator read
from HdIrr.se- af various r,puulI-
Gan senators delivered boo lHl, ll
opposing g. ciuturc Proposed 900
that time by tho democrats
Among others be- quoted from H
speech hy tn, thon senator liar
sins IN which Mr. Harding de-
rlarcd that che freedom ~ dounta
in tho United Stoto- senate ur.
III the highest guarantees wr hay.
pf American institution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06
Women Are Urged
To Take Part in ,
Coming Campaign

Mr. Florence Johnston Grrnnl-
iilu counts rcurcacutatltu nt the
democratic conference 81 women 40
Ia. Nrgar yesterday prgcl the We
men tu take an active part 10 puli
tics
Mra Johnston pointed uut That
ihr ma.u uati for women to do was
tu bring success to- The democratic
marty The other ppnitorH nt th"
mootIur were Mrs Franco T. Mn
an ct fort summer vlrr-chairiunn.
Mr.. ", =. Eorhy ~ Tuouuchri
national cummltirrwntuan iItm III
stat, from quay county, hrr Nv
N,itlu Of Guadalupe county NrH
Irwin Drdru ct Alnrl county. Mra
Soil Hansen uf OuIN cnunt' ana
Mifs Grlrr Barker Of Santa Rosa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06
Freight Derailment
Delays Three Trains

4 freight wreck Just rI-t 81 o.
Junta last uighi caused delay ir
Santa Fc we-thouud trlIu- Hogc toe
dGv
The trains We're delayed whom
thc engine on "a freight train luD
the track NO oHa was injured aU.
cording TO reports reaching here
santa Fc train so % of 1- 80
O'Clock this morning did mot arrive
until ~ 30 clock fbis afternoon
Trains 80 9 amt 80 g dine lf
10 80 and no SO o'clock respectively
did not pull into the station until
! O'Clock and l.lb O'Clock rlis af-
%tNrnmnm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06
pr AIT MIN 10
PROTECT SHOPS

|
SiN II!NNCISJO. Juiy 6.--Mcu
ut m|''1rf 81 Iu Butte county
tHLE which l- tapped by tho hur
uf .H, Fh,ru Pacific and West
'.. I.I....H railroads Will bee draf
.I Ion .. fI. srfNIs, OF thr ppunfs
l- deputy aurT.ffs 20 protect no
I.I property 900 the Western Pacific
..HH. 800 p.ayilic
Authorization was given sheriff
a b. Weber today by the board of
surs tu ur'ss into service 900
uI." needed 20 preserve order Tn,
H..rsI.- WIII Doe clothed with tl,
..H .r. NI deputy shcriffs.
I|.||'.HIU officials Of the south
.". Pacific company IN san frau
CISCO to-day claimed that men w,r.
cunning foo the company shops Boo
I. NrE"''. Iu such uuWh'"s thaf
600 r.r cont wrt back. while 1
Or ".uu Aril. sixty per cont ~ tho
r.. 100 back on the Iuh tn.
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fIu 3THrsUIu % shops It E%uscrill"
DHHf were running with half The
regular fore,
Icing OF california caet-huuud
rr, rht fruit cars in thu service u
tine Pacific Fruit Exurc~s COMPANY
VIII ho crippled temporarily, COM.
Yluy rl,.cirlH Hlid today.
From Tu,.uu. Wash. report.
wore received of % UectinE NJ.
I.#F u.sNf NN veteran car chop m'l|
,muIuNrH hy the Nurfhrrn lncIfI.
Geo fu.rI 30 organization 600 discus.
tnu protection OFF choir pension
rEGf The mr,fius vac sfurmol'
los % .lTE. party uI younger uuio
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Supper Table
Gossip

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tr. H~.Il|uurf,r# troop of fIu Sew
N'.EIru National guard
Government hunters uf the nit
sIIfu biological Sury.r report
fH.' during the post month %
...ut,s ono hubUat two wolves
.T ur. mountain lion were klIi'I
f .lf, iurngsh iUUiI active
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bored WHOM Doe ots 1rrl'rnrl
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rutu Tho complaint against
m hood boon made Dos George \I-
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Christian Science
College Is Planned
In ST. Louis

ST Louis. July c-Curi-tIHu
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construction of u s. NuN non COLES
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today % will h' The ffHt chris
t.Uu SCiUnr, ,uli.r" lu fhv world
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