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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25

In the last home game of the season
between the Yanks and the Athletics,
Mack drew $4,000 as the AS share.
Last year his revenue from New York
was in EXCESS of $4,000 and 1t was
even more this year.
Which brings to light the apparent
logic of Mr.. Mack-why pay money
for goo5 team when you can cash
in more with prnks.
With Hubbard, Gourdin and Butler,
three coored stars placing first, sec
ond and third in the broad jump of
recent championships, there seems to
be need of white hope who can
jump.
This Hubbard boy, a sophmore from
the University of Michigan, looks like
the coming star of the track and field.
He already is a champion broad jump
er and hOp-step and jumper and he
has ability on the track that he has
been too busy to develop. Watch him!
So far the A. A. u. offers the only
real square deal for colOred athletics
and when they got an unprejudical
chance. they show that they have
great talent.
The advance Of the colored athletics
I'm tennis has been so pronounced that
soon the winner of the tournament
recognized by the United states Lawn
Tennis association will have to play
the winner of the tournament con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
NEW STYLES IN
LADIES FINE
FOOTWEAR

We have just received two more new numbers
minute Styles good fitting and splendid appear
ance
Black Satin Pump as Illustrated one strap, me-
dunn height covered military heel Plain toes, and
light piable soles. They are made from the best
grade Of satin obtainable and will give you much
better service than you have been getting from
satins in the past Moderately priced at.. ). $3.50
Suede Oxfords in the new shades Reindeer
brown, military heel, we. sole, fancy imitation tips
and stitching Smaltz- Goodwin make, which in
sures their fit, style and wear, AAA to D widths.
Priced at ........................ $1,000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Grain Show is Omen.

The Northwest Grain and Hay
Show is still open and will remain
so .fWG the next two or three days,
for the4 benefit of Pendleton people
who during the days of Roundup
found alittle opportunity to see the
show. y. The visitors at the Grain
Show during Thursday, Friday and
Saturday We're out-of-town people
and only a few local people saw the
exhibition. The hours in which the
show will be open will be from . p.
m. to. $50 p. m. and from p. m.
to $50 p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Rev. Lockwood Returns.

Rev. Alfred Lockwood pastor OF
the Church of the Redeemer, has
returned after attending the general
convention of the Episcopal church
in Portland. He was one of the
secretaries in the house of bishops.
Rev Lockwood conducted services
at the Church of the Redeemer yes
terday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Nerves. Wore Steady

That the Roundup did not phase
the nerves of Judge c. H. Marsh,
Mayor G.. A Hartman and F. ]. Nc
Monies is indicated in the brand of
golf they played on Sunday following
the big show. The trio went to the
golf grounds, played two games each,
and the score for every game was AZ.
At no time did the players vary more
than two strokes on any hole. "Such
thing wouldn't happen more than
once in lifetime, guess" McMonies
said in commenting on the odd CO.
incidence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Spokane Delegation Pleased

The delegation of Spokane business
men and their wives who were here
Saturday to see the Round-Up and
Happy Canyon We're enthusiastic over
the show and the treatment accord
ed them by local people. They came
in a special train j. II. Sturgis and
Roy Raley We're two of the committee
members who had charge of arrange
Hents for entertaining the delegation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Addressed High School

The Influence of the West on AM
erican History and Ideals" was the
subject on which Philip Ashton Rol-
Inns, author, talked to the students OF
the Pendleton high school this after
noon. Mr.. Rollins is here with Mrs
Rollins on tour of the West. They
saw the Roundup. Their home is in
New York CITY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
He Was A Fan


One of the most enthusiastic fans
of the Pendeton Round Up is the Rev,
A. ]. Gammack of Fitchburg, Mass
He has been attending the Episcopal
convention at Portland and stopped
here Saturday to see the after
I on'S Offering. He secured the
services of Mayor G. A. Hartman as
an "interpreter' and while the two
were seated in the press-boX, there
was a constant stream of questions
from the visitor and answers from
the mayor, The Rev. Mr.. Gammack
had to leave on No. IS, and he was
deeply greived when the mayor found
that his train was on time. The Rev
Mr.. Gammacll is a friend of DR.. C. c.
Sturgis, and he took a chance on being
entertained at the ROund-Up on the
recommendation of DR.. Sturgis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
VIII Hold Class.

Hat classes will be held at Milton
September 27 and % by Mrs. Edith
G. Van Deusen, home demonstration
agent. On September 30 she will
meet with Cmatilla women who are
interested in nutrition health work.
Mrs. Alice Nugent will preside.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Wants His Horse.

That Frank Martin now has pos
session of gelding which rightfulIy
belongs to him is the contention made
by Gilbert Minthorn in suit which he
has brought in circuit court against
martin. Minthorn asks damages to
the extent of $3.50 and the gelding.
His attorney is S. A. Newberry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25

AKRON, o., Sept 25.-Property
valued at $1,737,6S8 has been sold un-
der the hammer in Summit County
since December 9, 1921, NJ. b. Thorpe
chief deputy sheriff, announced. This
extremely large total is caused for the
most part by the industrial depression,
which forced many persons to give up
mortgaged homes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Clean Up, Chief Urges.

"The Roundup is over and no
time should be lost by Pendleton
people in getting all trash cleaned
up" says Fire Chief w. Z. Ringold,
There are always accumulations of
trash during the week of the show,
and in order to keep fire hazards
down this should all be hauled
away"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
LEAVE LADIES ALoNE

Voluntary resolutions have been
passed by the candidates for gridlron
laurels at the State College of WASH
ington, that they will not "fuss' the
girls except Saturday nights till 10
o'clock and on sunday afternoons un-
til after the last game OF the season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Sue On Account.

Sue on NNVOunt.
The Continental Jewelry Co. has
brought suit against II. f. Rose for
$219.52 which is claimed to be past
due and unpaid on an account when
was made in Cleveland, Ohio. Fred
f. Schmidt is the PLAINTIFFS attorney
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Ne70s Notes. fPemdzetom
TO ErcSt Dwelling

\ permit for the building of a
dwelling, n chicken house and a wood
shed has been taken out at the office
of the city recorder by w. Edmond.
The buildings will be erected on High
street as an estimated cost of 81 900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
Miller Funeral Tuesday.

Funeral services for Mrs. S. A.
Miller of Milton will be held at the
Christian church at Milton Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
InSDectinT Potatoes

The second inspection of potatoes
is being held at Milton today by
Fred Bennion, county agent and e.
r. Jackman, of Oregon Agricultural
College. ''.'.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25

Unsettled Weather ForccaStcd
That Oregon and Washington may
expect unsettled weather during this
week is the forecast made by the
weather bureau from Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
MODART FRONT LACED

The new style and their correct corseting. To-
days modes no conform to the figure. They
merely suggest.
Much of the charm of their flowing lines and ar
tistc draping depends upon the way the corset
poises the figure beneath them. To those women
who desire to interpret the new styles correctly we
recommend the light weight laced in front corsets
$3.50 to $500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25

Quoted by the championship can be
established. u.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-25
f. + + + + + j. + T. +
+ CALENDAR OF EVENTS

November l, ., and 3-Uma- 1
tilla County Teachers institute 1
+ in Pendleton. I
+ + j. + + + + + + 1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
pARTIERON ANOCHE LOS DELEGAD De
8 ANTONIO AL CONGRESO COMERClAL
QUE Sc REULNlRA EN- LAREDO, TEXAS
Con ellos fue ell Mayor de la Ciudad
81 reereso uendrdn accompanies de los deegados
mexcanos, quienes pasndn un dla en- San Antonio
inpitados Dor ell "Mexican Trade Bureau y

as-icoas; (d) Creditos y finanZas. ,
fcr-na mas apropiada de extenderlos
estos Grupos.
Manufactures Y Minerfa- {a) Mate
rias primas de eXportacion, y exporta-
ci0n de productos manufacturadoS; (e)
Creditos finanzas Y forma mas apro-
piada de regularizarlos en- pro de estos
ramos.
Conercio en- general: Comerciantes
al por mayor y menor: (a) Abaste-
c;mieuto de artfculos alinenucios de
todas classes: (b) Productos uaanufac-
turados. Eyportaciones americanas. lc'
Creditos finanzas, estudio del siste-
mn para extenderlos a este grupo.
Discussion sobre Il importancia de
Ia construction de un caDlino interna-
cional para automobiles, de conformi-
dad con el proyecto que Sc tiene Tor
n,ado nor el MERIDIAN Highway.
Tales son los puntos mas importan-
tes del programa que los de!egados
comerciaIes discutiran en- las sesiones
del ConSreso que mahana cciebrara 81
session inaugural.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
IA QUESTION De SHANTUNG ES Ia UNCA QUE |hP!gE -,
Ia QAUSURA De IA CONFEREHCA DE[ ESARM
Hughes no ha querdo obsr las negociacones de los ae
lesados chno aponeses, insistendo en- el arreg0 de
los otros asuntos del Lejano Oriente antes de que
Sc soucone satisfactoramente esa question
CHINA pEDIRA Ell ANULAMIENTO DE LAS Il
DEMANDAS QUE LIE IhfPUSIERA JAPON EN- 1918
=

de que tiene el prop6sito de devoiVef
Shantung, Sc considera en- los circu-
los de IA conferelcia como de Ia mayor
i,nportancia en- Ia lucha de China para
recuperar su integridad admioistra-
tiva V territorial La oferta de Francia
cia para devolver sus territories arren
dos en- China, y II promesa de Ia Gran
Bretana para cntregar Wei-Ha1l- Wei
Ga habian hecho ambas, condiclonaIes
da n devolucion de kiao-Chow por los
japoneses.
Fuera de "a question del ferrocarrh
de Tsinan-Fu que esta ahora en- manos
de TOXIC Pekin, el convenio de noy
deia por resolver sohmente, las cues
tones relativamente sin Importance
do 10. inpuestos sobre las explotacio-
nes de salinas y de las minas y las
cuales asuntos Sc espera que Sc resuei-
van al rcanudarse las conferenclas POT
las delesaciones e. pr6ximo lunes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
PANAMA DESCUBlERTO
EN- LAS ESCUELAS. DE
La METROPOLI
Aparece culpabIe el Cabildo
y va q procederse q hacer
igvestigcciones

T,legrama Especial! rarG LII PRENSA'.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero IL
IL nucvo "Panamd", de los que tan
comur"s han lieGado ser en- cl dcs-
barajUs;c que re!na en- Ia adtE!nis-
traction. ha s!do dcscub!erto con mo-
two dc que las Escuclas PIb!icas
han pasaGo n aepcnder dc "a Secre-
taria de Instruction Pub.icl.
Los planteIcs ofic:ales de educa-
ci6n, deperdieron. hasta hace pd-
CO, Gel AyuH;ari":to de n Capital,
pcro en- virtud de n nucva DISPOSE
c.6n presidential. IL SecretariA de
Instruction Pib!:Ca Sc hiZo cargo de
Gichos plan:eIcs. : al vcr;f!carse Ia
cntrcga de- cl.os ii nueva Sccreta-
ria del ramo. Sc descuhrij que G
Ayuntamiento ten:a muchiSimas pla-
zas DE- nlaestros fiGurando en- las no
m:nas. sin que esos pro:esores exis'
;.eraH.
Los Suc!aos n;;" por csc personal 81
cobraban. no 50 sabe n d6ndc iriar
parar, Y cslo IS p-ecisamente i
que II Srcrc:aril DE- instruction Pu,
bi:ca trata 4" avccigUar. Desdc l-e,
20 Sc ha ord. Aado que sc haga uns
minuc:osa investigation. a fin de i'm
ponc" cl cast!Eo mc-ccido a los gu,
rcsulten culpables de este ncgocio in.
moral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
FALLECIO FL Lie.
REYES SP!NDOLA
Sus funerales constituyeron
una verdadera manifes-
tacion de duelo
Teiegrama especial para Ia PRENSA

Teiegrama especial para LA PRENSA
CICDAD DE NIENICO, encro Ii
Desnu&s de n media noche dc aver
callecij en- eS;a cjEdad cl Lie. don Ra-
.ael Reyes Sp!ndo.a, director que fut
de 'EI Impa-c;ar innovador de!
pcriod!smo nac:onal.
IL sepe!io del extinto Sc ctectu6
hoy en- e. Pantcjn ESpanol asistiendo
a los fuaerales r:illares de personals
entire las que Sc hatlaban casi todos
los pe"iodistaS intcleCtUales metro-'
politaHos. Guicnes han hecho una YER
dade-;t manifestation de duelO por "a
desapa";cijn del ilustrc pcriod!st&.
Rafael Perez Taylor pronunci6 an
te e cadaver una scntida o-aci0n fG-
reb:e pocos momentos antes de Ia in
hUmaci5n.
Entire todos los pc-iodistas sc hab!a
con calor de erigir un monumento a.
"a uemoria del cXtinto. por susCrip-
cj1n entire los propios in!ciadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
SENTENCIA DE MUERTE
CONTRA UH MEXICAN0
EN- GEORGETOWN
Diego Garza es condenado
por la muerte de ura Srita.
en- Three Riuers

En- Georgetown. Texas, e. jurado
do "a Ccrtc Gcl Distrito. Ge aqueua
Pohlaci6n. dictG cl cine? del corriente
un vcredicic declarando Cuipable a
Diego Cara, de un cargo de mue-ta
Qur Sc le hizo. y 10 condcn6 por el
rai"mo 4 sufr:r Ia pena capital.
DIEGO Cara fue acusado de haber
lado mue-te con ar.na de fueGo a Ia
senori.a meNicana- de catorce amos
T.: ct,ad, Agueda Ibanez, en- Ia poblci-
cii,n de Three Rivers. el dia - de fe-
b:cro de 1921, y, duIrante ia tramita-
ci6n dc su causa. Cara fundG q! pun
20 fuevte de su defensa. en- cue Ia muer
te de Ia sanorita Ibanez, habia sido
casual. FL EsLado por su parte funu6
su acusaci6n en- el detalle recogido
de Que Ia refcrida j6ven habia sido
privada dc Ia vida por hahcr rehusa-
do unirsc en- M .rimcnioc on e. a
cuSado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15

Anoche q las once Y m!nutoS par
tieron de csta ciudad para Ia de La
redo Texas, los delcgados comerclaIes
ore de esta ciudad van 4 Ia pooiac!oii
rronteriza para asisur a ConSreSo III"
+crnacioral de Camaras de CoHleFCto
r,re so reunirl en- aquella poblacion los
dfas is y II del corrienrc. para dScU-
tir nuntos relacionados con el tralico
V conerc!o International
In delegation, va integrada por los
s.5oras Gerald Melliff, Presidente de
n Camara dc Comercio dc San Antotiio
Orlando =. Black, Mayor de Il Cludau'
on representation de In mis1na; Z. ..
y.odcu Gerente General de Ia Canlara
do Comercio; C. II. Alvord. Gercnte oei
Dnnartancnto dc Agriculture de Ia mis-
mo Camara de Comercio; c. II. AiVoro.
carente del Departamento de Asrlcu!-
w., Il. n Camara; T. L. Purcell, Di-
rector Gcrente del Departamen'o AeAi
cano. muchas otras personals rePFe-
srntando a las principales fir1nas eA-
nor.odoras los banqueros de IA Gu
dad. -,
Por IA tarde, el sefor T. L. Purcell
1,:zo aIsunas declaraciones 4 LA PfsE-H
sA sobrc el particular, maniieslanao-
3os 10 s;guiente: 'El congreso que 81
rcunira en- Laredo Texas, tiene por op-
i4to discutir IA forrna y manera oe
pstable.er una fntima ) efectiVa coope-
aci6n entire las Camaras de Comerc1o
d. Texas, las de Mexico. y por 10 tan
TO en- la discussion de los asuntoS que
sc presenter a Ia asamblea- Sc inc!ui-
rao los siguiertcs puntos:
.Forrna mas prdctica de cooroinar las
actividades de las Camaras de Conner
clio de Texas V Mexico, y su Vaicr mo-
raj en- el terrcno comercial
Prop6sitos QUE abrigan para el IN
tercambio comercial, los Cuerpos Eye
cutivos de las Organizaciones Conner
ciaIes. Agriculture industTias que
con ella Sc relacionan: Sus neceS:da-
6es en- Mexico (a) Cranes: cosechas
de artfculos alinentic!os y forra)es;
| semiilas, etc. (b) lndustria ganadera
de todas clases; para matanza en-
sorda; (e) Maquinaria implementos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
(POR J. PAGG

WASHINGTON, enero 1+.-A con-
cI,,fr n dsc;ma semana de Sus deilpe-
raci6n. Ia Conferencia de Washington
esta noche, Sc halla practicamente Ell
IN nuevo statu-quo, pendiente oc ID
seduction de Ia dificultosa question oe
ShaHtung. =,
cn los cfrculos america1os de "a
Conferencia, Sc ha indicado claraineh-
- que el Secretario Hughes M reSue'
m no obstruccionar las neSoclaclones
entre los delegados chinos y 1apohe-
Sos. no eierciendo preston con IL oo'i-
ferencia. para que sc estudlen las oe-
mas cuestiones del Lejano Orlcn'e' an,
tcs de Que Sc llegue 4 una arres'o ue'
caso lie ShantunS.
Las not;cias dc TOXIC de que el s"-
binetc iapones ha consentdo en- hacet
+o1os rorcesiones rcspecto del traspaso
Ge, Fcr-ocarril dc Eiao-Chow Tsinan-
Flu. considerable como II have uei d
surto de Shantung, que haora oe h'-
Ger uue China acepte esa solucioh' st
recih;aron aoui con interes por los
,,iarbros do todas las deleEaciones'
,>oro tanto los de!egados japoneses'
como los chinos manifestation roy Ell
n ,oche va en- una hora aVanzaoa-
cua no habfan recibido n!Eguna' coH-
rirr,aci6n Official de las noticias de re-
fcrencia Y que tai vez no sc recipirahh n
ningunas. antes del luaes el martes'
Ell sentimiento general, sin emoar-
ro CO inclina p Greer cada vez mas
m, les dos ecbiernos Sc acercan un
arrcGlo satisfactorio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
Ell hSUNTO DE LAS
21 CEMANDAS

Ante Ia espectaiva de una Junta 90
n Comisi0n encargada de las cuestlo-
nos del Leland Oriente, en- los prlmeros
dfas de Il semana entrante, los oe'eS
dos chinos anunciaron esta noche ID
intenci0n de China de pelear en- ID ooh-
farencia- Dor el arularniento de las
fomosas q demandas que mpusiera
el Jap6n a China en- 1918.
FL aauncio a este respecto, tomo Ia
.o-,,,, de ma declaration Official por ei
D- Wang, ex-Presidente dc IA Supre-
ma Corte de Justcia de China ac-
tpa,-nente uno de los principales MEM
bros de Ia delegation de ese pals en-
IA Conferencla-
Exnresando que las 81 demandas Tue
~, bach3s por cl Jap6n q China en- Ia
forrna de un ultimatum, similar d io'
que Sc enviaron por AieHiania =
~, y Russia, eli DR.. Wang deciaTo que
elias constituian ura Vlolaclon oe !"
r,o,ft;c, dc IA "puerta alberta y tna
;rfracci5n de los derechos otorsanos
nor tratados 4 otras naciones en- Ch'
na.
J.s ;nconcebibie que mientras Chifia'
,1n baio Ia amenaza del ultimatum dc
1o15 trv;era el valor de protestar con-
fra las demandas, DerUlaneclera en- 81
,encso ahora que ella es uno dc los
mienbros participates en- una COME,
rencia, cuyo prop6sito manifesto es el
de remover los males entendimlentos
internacionales relacionados con ei Le-
,o,o Oriente." dijo cl DR.. wang.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
LA ULTIMA FUNCION DE
DESAGRAVIO EN- HONOR
GUADALUPANA
Concurrio Ell Delegado Apos,
toiico y y Arzobispos y
Obispos mexicanos

rc!-cramc Especial pcrG LA PRENSA'.
CIUDAD DE MENICO, enero. IL
Esta maAana Sc efectu6 en- a BaSf-
Tea de Guadalupe Hidalgo IA Ultima
function de desaS-avio 4 IA FfrGeH de
Guadalupe, as;sticndo . ella el Dele
gado Apost6lico Monsenor ETnesto
FIipi y veintidos arzobispos y obs
pos de las diferentes diocesis de IA
Republica.
La function resuit6 soienn.sima.
Monseaor Valdez Pine, Ob!spo Ge A.
suascalientes. dijo el sermon, mos
trardose emocionadfsimo y expresan-
do que todos los meXicanos jura5an
mo-ir antes que consentir en- que Ia
sagrada ia,agen fue-a profanada.
N;nares de cat6licos que estuvieron
presentes en- este acto Ju-aron de-
fender el sagado LENA y despues e
Delegado ApoSc5lico bendijo todo e.
pueblo nexicano en- nomore del Papa
Despu6s &C "a ceremonial los pTela-
dos asistentcs a ella pasaron al edi-
ficios del Arzobispado en- donde les
fue servido un hanquete. 4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
IA DEVOLUClON DE
kIAO-CHCW

Nicr;ras tanto, Jas dos deiegaciones
han hecho importantes progresses en- ID
soluci6n de las cuestiones de menor I'M
portancia, envueltas en- Ia controversial
sohre Shartung. En- Ia sesion de hoE'
nor ejenpio, cl Jap1n convino incondi-
cionalmentc. seGdn declaration del Jele
dc IN dclgaciGn china, en- oevoiVer
China cl teTTitorio de kiao"Cno", en-
Ia provincial de Shantung, que los ale-
names tcnfan anteriorneAte arrenda-
do FL traspaso de este territorio' que
10 capturaron dc los aleranes, Sc ma
n efcctivo en- Ia fecha en- Que Sc fIrme
81 convcrio general SCORE Ia question de
Sbantunr. dcspues de que Sc haya a
-re-Iado In dificultnsa question re-
lat;va al ferrocarrh.
Ain cuando el convenio de hoy, no
es mis- que una confirmation oticiai
de Ia repctida declaration del Japon'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-01-15
oUIEN ES Ell SENTENCikDo

ego Cara tiene 2S amos de edad,
es Judo desde hace siete amos. : pa
Gre de una Mia de seis amos Y de TN
niIo de cinco. .Ademas de su sonora
madre. que Sc llama Marsarita Loza
y:jda de Cara, tiene dos hermanos
y una hermana, casados los tres, y
varios otros parientes Ell San Antonio,
Y en- Salti!Io. Cohauila, Estado dc el
que es oriundo IA familia Cara.
4 rafz de n mucrte de "a senori-
"a IhaNez, Diego Cara estuvo preso
nor algun tempo, pero logro su IL
bertad. bajo una fianza que pr!mcro
fu; de diez mil d6lares. luego de Gin
CO mil Y tiltimamcnte de tres mil Co
mo hemos indicado, el hecho por ci
que SC ha dictado en- Georgetown Ia
pena de muerte contra Cara. acaeclt
a fiuaIes del mes de febrero de l9ZI
a!cln tempo despues, 4 gesuones
del abosado Frank Bonaste. e. acu-
sado oue habia sido aprehendido, re-
cobr6 su Hbertad en- IA forna lndlcaoa
Desdc entonces, hasta el primero ds
enero en- curse. II causa de Cara nc
habfa sido removida en- Georgetown
v en- Ia fecha ultimamente lndlcada
ell acusado fus requerido para com
parecer ante las autoridades de aque'
! La pobIaci6n.