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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-13

som. Walter r, Ransom and James
H. Ganse.
A certificate filed by the Chilo-
ouin Lumber company Of Chilo-
ouin klamath co ty, shows an
increase in capitalization from
s150,000 to s5e0,000.
Resolutions Of dissolution were
filed by the Banks Hop company
Hillsboro, the Peterson company
Portland, and the White Cedar
Lumber company, Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-13
HAMI[ TON WILL.
HEAD CHERR|ANS
FOR COMING YEAR

VIM. M. Hamilton, division
manager Of the p. r.. L. & r. Go
was elected King Bing Of the
Cherrians, at the annual election
held last evening at the Cham
ber OF Commerce. He will be in
stalled at the annual banquet Of
the Cherrians to be held Monday
evening, Jan. 2, at the Marion ho-
tel. He succeeds VIM. McGilchrist,
Jr
A. N. Pierce, serving as vice
president under the title OF Lord
Governor Wood A. A. Gueffroy
secretary, with the title Of Chan
ceilor Of the Rolls. David w
Eyre, treasurer, officially known
as Keeper Of the Orchard. !. r.
Smith. sergeant at arms, but
known to Cherrians as the Kings
Jester
Those elected to serve on King
Bing's cabinet and officially desig
mated as the Council Of Mobiles
are, George AIderin, Duke Of
Lambert: D. J. Schei, Queen
Anne's Escort Earl Anderson.
Archbishop of Rickreall; Ralph
Cooley. Marquis Of Maraschino;
II l.. Waters, Earl OF Waldo
In reporting the activities Of
the past year VIM. Gahlsdorf, re-
firing secretary, reported that the
Cherrians had given $1,000 to the
Salem hospital, through the Cher
ringo given last summer. They
had also taken official part in
SaIem's annual blossom day, and
had represented the city at the
Portland Rose show.
other activities Of the organi.
zation included official visits ir
uniforms to the Newberg berry
festival. the Stayton roundup
the Woodburn- Angel roat
celebration, the Vancouver prun'
festival, the Mt. Angel communi
ty celebration and serving dur
ing the state fair.
Members who made a perfec
score during the past year and re
ported for every meeting are II
r. Love. H. w. Gleason, oliver ]
Myers and |. r. Smith.
New members accepted las
evening and to be initiated at tn
annual banquet Jan. 2 are Harr,
Levy. p. D. glastonbury, Glenn {
Niles, Walter r. Molloy, Te
Mesch and Dick Goodin.
Members who do not atten
meeting and who do not keep u
their dues, win be dropped fror
the organization after Jan.
Only those who are willing t
take an active part in Cherria
activities will be permitted to re
main as members. according to Of
flcial action taken. last evening.
Following the custom of sever
al years past, the Cherrians wi
string clusters Of electric light
on the large fir tree in the couI
house lawn. Fred Mangis wa
named as chairman of a commit
tee to see that the tree is proper
ly lighted.
VIM. McGilchrist, Jr., retirir
King Bing and his officers wi
have charge OF the annual bal
quet and preside at the install
tion of officers Jan. 2.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-13
al Of Judge and Mrs. Bennett in Sa-

of Judge and Mrs. Bennett in Sa-
lem.
Mrs. Madison OF Seattle has re-
turned home after visiting her son,
NJ. T. Madison and family. Mr.
Madison suffered a great loss when
his bakery in Astoria burned last
Friday. 1t was a total loss. He
will soon rebuild there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-13
$500 Deposit

SIS cash will hold any UNIVERSE
Porcelain range you may ssiV. VI.
for future delivery and enuuss !,
you to all special inducements =
this demonstration.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-13
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
JUGOSLAVIA

Sineura deosebire in situatia
este stabiltatea. in
tru ca1va. in ratele de schimb.
Rapoartele. adesea cam sovai-
toare, prezic ca recolta din 1921
M Va II tocmai buna. Sc zice ci
un grup de financieri Americani
sunt in tratative en- guVernul
pentru facerea unui mare impru-
mut, care sa Sc foloseasca la con
struirea unci linii ferate-pe langa
Marea Adriatica. Sa depus IN
permanent Iln project de lege pen
tru incuyiintarea unei lotarii le
stat, din al carei castig s;l Sc con
struiasca ciadiri publice, sd Sc
repare liniile cailor ferate 81 Sd Sc
consolidcze datoria bancii ua tito
male.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
Donnule Redactor,

Va rog respectuos a publica la
Tribuna Liberia. daca sa poatc
urmatoarele:
Abea de vre-o doua luni de
cand apare in ziarul nostru
America la aceasta r1lbrica fel
de fel de lucrnri frumoase ce Sc
pun la Gale spre fala emigrantu-
lui Roman din America. lntru
adevar dupa ce lle-am organizat
in Societati de ajutor 81 clultara
multamita ibunilor frat, care ne-a
pus in lagar 81 ne-all aratat dr'l-
mm spre organizare Dupa aceia
am yazut lipsa de biserici 81 Gil
sfortari Gu jertfe mari, le-am
cladit tot spre fala emigrantului
Roman din America, zic spre fala,
caci in realitate nh suDt eercetate
afara de singura ii Dumineca,
care libera, far4 numais de un
patrari de Romani upde STUNT BIZ
scrici. Tar D parts din Romanii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
'Tribuna Libera"

J catcva sapanani in urma am descs nora rubrica in
cooaneIe zaruui nostru: ''Trbuna bera pc ceti
tori noStr pot oos pdrerlor Or desprc
chese de nteres public. Caci inseanna cuvinul r
hund FL Isl orginea in lmha stramosor nostr,
lnanor ineamna loc iidct Gle unde vorborii
crceu adrescze cuvine poporuui aduna Zaristica
dena preuat cuvnt penu numea une nbrici prin
cctto Isl pot cxpune parcre or de la oc reica
nde poac vedea ecare unde sunt III ata lumei Omu
crau puna parerea despe ucru ntereseaza
lumea nma pc e, eazetc sd Use ea oc
cxpula ilelle sale.
q asttel de rubrlcd nscmnaate mportanta pentr
grup de oarneni urul unu zr. De mute ori
rie cate este pacu uturor cetitoror Ma
ura redactorul declt 81 ell NJ poac pa
eri earl mumeasca pc ntreaaa tabara cetitoroI Sau
ie pueori, langa oaa bunavoina ui glesese nefnt
informal poate III chesune Atuncl cetor care
de aceeaSi parere vine 81 loc eazeta sls
rrima prerea lar poae Fl parerea utnrora 81
auI spune crede ell depre chese Asel
lupta de dei lupta nobia trebue auca tot
eana rezutate bune lleile nama prn discu crista
ze;za-spuneu grec vechi Atfel de discuti rehuiesc
fie eat poae dc calme poate de p.ite de
Office paune t,neii alln de pasiune sealnana
nebun Discua lor este idencl sfaa nedsci
mat Omu eucat deosebe:te de e prn ca poae
stipani Cnd vca de chose necesi discutie
unc acei carl dcud trebue sd mbraco hanna bune cuvne
iecare ehuie 81 ascue pe cealalt c mai
vontd 1ncerce sal comba prin dovez expuse III mod
calm Numai astfel dscua va II discue nu cear' Nj
a astfe gupu de oanen carl dcua face mpresa unor
ea1neni intelligent 81 bine crescut
Rubrca Trbuna Libera'' sta la dispoza fecarui
oetor al ziaulu fl conu de princplile
Ise da oc fiecre scrisor cupnlde un
ect ordine geneala dac subject Fl pcucrat in
buna centa 81 daca oberva reguee bnnei clvnte.
scrisore pamase au lntr ziar repeca.
De ele fl respinse
ST findc spusesem ''trbuna nseamna loc public,
III rdca ne vobitoul poate Fl vazut de tot eel Gel
scut de ecae scrsoare dor sa vada unlna
ubric ebuie sa fie clita, lunea sa site ca
cine de face.
Necesitatea srrbunc I.bere'' este evidenta Fla poae
Am sa discutat nainea ochor tuturo,a
cestia scoici din Stace mite Il chestia suenlor
din tara Sunt sigur mutt
~ stiu STUDENT roman tara fcl
dc stucnti Ell Unu din e fos gresit informal despc
ceeaata STA parerea Ceeaa pare resini-
Iii acolu epun aceeas Gale Discutla sa fact III
mod public Rezntatu este ca sudeni e ntle cl
a bne lar pubcu MI mai este nestluor III aceasta lvnta
Tot sstfcl chestia socastor carl fac parte din
socctae carl anga caIaceu or economic 81 cul
tual national Discuta sa inceput 81
ficia de prere 81 aora cesa crstalza dacl
bne ba prmeasca in snu organlzatiunel
81 socialist or in snu organizaune lor 81 oamel
carl tin ceaen al unei nati numa al intrege lum
Urmeaza ecae parere in aceasa prlvnta
sd ia parte la dscue tnand de nomele susamlne
Credem ca prn aceasta acem ervcn pnbculu care lnsa
uma aunci real daca folo de rubrca Tribuna
I4ibera" III nod seros.
ANDREI POPOvICI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
TRIBUNA LIBERIA

liza rubrica aceastd sc publicd cu
D@cere tOate drtic0lele de interes
general &c near rem dinafard. Ele
trebuc fnsd sd fiie scrie citet 81 MT
maj pc fatd c0dlei de hdrt;e;
sd nu cuprindG c0rbe injuriodse
sau atacuri personale 81 sd nu fie
moi lnagi ca eel multi tret suite de
curinte. T0ate drtic0lele Sc Ger a
fl sen,nate de cei ce le scriu. Manu-
scrisele nepublicqbile nu Sc inapo-
iasd.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

Drcptnl Mondell spune ca de-
putatii sunt platiti foarte ran.
Cazul az putea fl insa 81 ma
gray. Presupunem ear lncra pen
tru c0mlSlOn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
BULGARIA

Conditiunile aericole sunt salts
catOare. deoarece cOnditiun. .le
de arat 81 semanat All fost favo-
rabile. Productia carbunelui IA
crescnt ii micile fabrici de pillze-
turi sunt in pima activitate. Va
loarea de schinb mona,lei
(leva) s'a urcat de la - Maiu
incoace de la *0.OO7 la $.O075,
insa sitnatia generala finante.
lor G rea. & aproape impossible 81
obtii plat in nnmerar, lar bin-
ellie nu sconteaza hartii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

Terre Haute, Indiana. sapte.
sprezece mine de crbuni, inchise
mai zilele trecute din cauza tur-
burarilor mi,ncitoresti, au fost
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
CrOniCa Economical
RELATE oFIC1ALA
DEPARTMENTAL COMERTJJLUI
WASHINGTON

sultat in turburari muncitoresti i
81 in nemultumiri fata de resul-
tatele conferintei dc Ia Genoa.
Moneta a creScllt en- cinci la suta
in decursul lunei Maiu. Stunt spe-
rante ca rccolta in general va Fl
huna. Productia carbunelui ST
petrolului in Maiu indica scadelc,
lnsa volumul transportului pc
caile ferate a fost mai mare cd
oricand.
(fonsulul Hoover raporteaza
din DanZino ca comenZile de I'M
plimente agricole, pe carl lie dau
proprietarii de pamanturi din
Polonia. cresc din ri in vi. In
| decllrsll anilor trecuti, proprie-
tarii cumparau numal impllmei-
tele agricole ce le crau strict ne
cesare. insa in anul acesta cere.
rile sunt multi mai mari ca inainte
| de razboill Sc crede ca situatia
aceasta fayorabila va tine inainte
desi pretul implimentelor agri
! cole. cum stunt de pilda plugurHe
cultivatoarele 81 altele. s "a urcai
considerable. Aericultorii plates,
ori ce pret pc unelte, numai sa k
fie expediate la timp.
Conform unor informatiun
pr!mite din stlrse demne de toat;
increderea. in Polonia sunt il
opcrare 1S2 de fabrici earl Ga,
masini 81 unelte agricolc. Noua
zeci 81 trei din aceste fabrici sun
in Polonia propriu zisa, % in Po
imeranla. - in provincial PoSen
81 Is in provincial galitiana. Acc
Stea bineinteles ca nu pot fl com
parate cu fabricihc din Silcsia ii
sus. deoarcce cele mai multc Il,
ele nu sunt dccat niste atelier'
maj maricelc. t'nele dintrc fabric
'au grupat in organizatia Gun ,s
cuta sub numele de "Fabricel
unite ale poloniei pentru- fabrica
rea masiniIor 81 uneltelor agri
cole" Sc vorbea mai acum caty,
timp Ell eln doreau sd stabilea.,e.
10 annmita legatura en- fabricel
de ficr din Cehhoslovacia, lc9a
itura in virtutea Garcia Cehoslo
lyacia sd furnizeze partile. d
masinl cr nu Sc putcau fabric,
lin Silesia de sus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

aceasta Statistica medicului Du
mitale.
g
Stiti cand are barbarul cuvan..
tul ultim. Cand zice: Aici sunti
ipanii, draga'
s.
Secretarui Hughes seamana
multi politicianllor holsevici. Tot
poarta harba.
"a
Statistica arata ca $75 All fac
eat 800 in anul trecut lncearca
81 CONVINCE pc oficiantul carui il
plateste darea.
81
Bdrbatii M Sc pot oblclnni cn
boeatia prea repede. Ahia a doua
generate este obicinuita Gu ca.
Q femeie insa I'm a doua sapt3-
mana Sc poarta ca 81 cum sar Fl
naScut bogata.
Dare ce cradc IN burlac despro
| un bioamist a?
| 50
| Problema tineretei az Fl rezol-
yata daca ar sti ca din ce mate
ric este facuta lilnba soacrelor
earl traiesc eat lemea.
s.
Fiecare site Cd ce ar face
dac ar avca hani.
50
Amundsen spune cd el deter,
Iminat sa stea mai multa vreme IA
Ipolul nordic char 81 in cazlI
cand null va prll china.
"a
| Tn condamnat scapat din
temnita 81 sa ascuns intr un 81
criu. Gel earl | au gasit Ian sus-
pectat imediat. Fl n arata de loc
o coloare naturala.
y
(! Drcptul Mondell spune ca de-
putatii sunt platiti foarte ran.
Cazul ar putea fl insa 81 ma
gray. Presupunem G ar lncra pen
tru comlSlOn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

l.ondra. @ stire print
prln a9entia Central News anunt;
cd Clcerin Sc afla gray bolnav |;
Berlin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

elnigranti pc aceste plaiuri stato-
rindu-se alicia pc viata, majorita
tea famllisti. acestia yazand lipsa
de scoli care cea mai impor.
tanta din viata noastra. cum zice
I'm proverb romanesc. Ma cay
te II al parte". 81 cd vine volsba
de scoala ,reau Sal spun nnni
frate din st. Paul caci nici Ro.
manii din Youngstown. @. n an
stat nepasatori fata de scoala,
caci din anul 1915 incoace in
toata vremea vacantei scoala noa-
stra moderna cercetata de MIA
dltcle noastre tinere, in numar
de peste 40 la care preotul nostru
Rev. A. -Voda fara de-a pretin,le
ccva nil inyata. Deci baietii din
Youngstown au dat Z examena in
llmba Romano pana acum 81 an
mai facut Romanii din Youngs-
town multe lucruri frumoase pe
terenul cultural, tot spre fala
emigrantului. Roman din America.
dar pana acum Sc vede ca MI $ a
prea stiut in alte part despre
aceasta, caci moi mai mutt am
lucrat decat am vorbit.
Youngstown, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
INF0RNAT|UN|

Chicago, III. John Dunn
brauckas d fost arestat leri de de-
tectivii federali, find prins cd
falsifica bani de hal.tie Asupra
sprezece hartii de cate j dolari.
pe earl el le stersese 81 le schim-
base i'm hartii dc cate 20 de do
laii DumbrauckaS a fost deseo-
una din aceste hartii La bacanin.
80
Londra. @ stire primitl
prin aeentia Central News anunta
Berlin.
**s
Union Town. Pa. = Locuinte!e
4 dol mineri din Fairchance AT
de catre niste necunOscuti. s q
intamplat CT in timpul exploit II
MI Sc afla nimeni in case.
@s#
Berlin. Aici incetat din
viata contele George Won Heul-
trelor din tara
**s
Belfast. - Pravalia de ipsca.
ME, tinuta de John Moffat pc
in aer cu dinamita.
Mexico City. = Sc raporteaza
ca in statnl Osaca an avut Ioc
trei rascoale in timpuI saptami-
mel trecute.
Centervrlle, la. - Focul ce a
luat nastere i'm pravalia firmei
Exile Cash Store coprins mai
muIte cladiri, printre carl 81 cla-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
ANDREI POPOyICI.

Multi miri amana easatoria
pana ce fatal lor isl poate per-
mite luxul acesta. =
Statisticele arata Cd 1nedicii
pot coleota una a patra parte din
&c le datoresc pacientii. Arata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
vasile Moldovan.

MOI, cei din redactie. simtim. 0
deosebita placere Sd inregistram
fapte ca acestea. Invatatura /. eel
mai pretios dar &c Sc poate da
cuiva, caci averile panantesti Sc
pot, pierde, dar fnvatatnra ra-
name.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
POLONIA

Situatia generala in industrfa
poloniei continue sd fie nesatisf1
catoare. datorita in mare partc
uroarei preturilor. ceeacc re-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

SlluaIla Ganefald IN lnullStrN
poloniei continua Sd fie neSatisf3-
catoarc. datorita in mare parte
uroarei preturilor. ceeacc a IL.
deschise ieri din nou. Toate sunt
bine pazite de guarzi lnarmati 81
pana acnm MI sa iyit nici>>un
semn de rcinceperea turburarilor.
Paris. Illinoiss. - Sam Archer,
un negustor bogat retras din ~
aceri. a fost calcat 81 ucis ieri de
tl'amyaiul electric. Cam in. acelas
limp sofia Sd a fcst ucisa intr 'un
accident de antomobil. pc cand
Sc preumbla cu niste prieteni 81
)rietenc.
Londra. = Depeselc sosite din
MoScova anuntl ca Leon Trotzk,;-
+prijineste pc Karl Radek in IN.
.'fc''i'e sue oe aeN'''' h'ii'lS'f''
lie eXterne. in locul hui Cicerin.
y
Dublin - Eaaon De Valera a
lat astazi o dedlaratie in pres;l
spunand ca dansul mare nici a
cpdtl,ra on asasinii Field-nrara.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-22
Grandmother at 81
-. Challenges Flappel

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-American flap
pers, watch your laurels
In st. Louis resides Mrs. Joseph
E. Dehner, a grandmother at thirty
two, and now thirty-three, in pos
session Of all her ''flapper" attrac-
housekeeping brown eyes, impa-
tient feet and a taste for wearing
sport clothes in truly fapperish
manner.
Mrs. Dehner, who keeps house for
her husband and thirteen-year-old
schoolgirl daughter, has the charm
of youth with the wisdom of age.
The call of the dance, the joy of
motherhood and the delight of grand
motherhood are all hers.
When Mrs. E5hner was fourteen
she married the man of her dreams,
then a youth of twenty-three. With
in a year she was the girl-mother of
a daughter. Sixteen years later her
baby, now Mrs. r. w. Covert, pre-
scented her with a grandson.
Marriage seems to run in my fam
ily," she smiled. II married at four
teen and my daughter at fifteen.
Early marriage, however, is all right
only when the girl is serious. She
must be ready to settle down."
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-22
Nations Should Outlaw
War as Crime, Says
Woman Criminal Judge

CLEVELAND, Ohto-Few fail to
recognize war as crime, but an ex.
plicit declaration by society to that
effect-just as individual crime il
So recognized-is what Judge Flor
encs Allen, Of Cleveland, the worlds
first and, as yet. only criminal
judge, wants as means of ending
international strife forever.
81 crave for the women Of our
country" says Judge Allen, that
they organize for the purpose of de-
handing a conference Of the nations
to outlaw war, the supreme cruelty,
the supreme folly of the ages.
"Ir the early days Of civilization
men murdered each other without
interference by law. Then they
wearied of Staying and the result was
a worldwide law Furnishing murder
with death.
"This attitude must be taken to-
ward war, which is nothing but
wholesale murder. I believe the
women of this country can combine
and outlaw war. I believe that they
not only can but will. When So
ciety makes the declaration that war
Is criminal, then war will be elint-
mated"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-22
MINERS AND RAIL
WORKERS TO meet

CINCINNATI, O., June 20.-By
the Associated Press.(-Interest
here today in the nationwide rail
strike situation Centered in the con-
ference tonight between officials OF
the miners and railroad shop crafts
unions( where plans for concerted
strike action between these organi-
cations will be discussed.
E. M. Jewell, head Of the railway
employees department., and John l..
Lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers, at conference yesterday,
discussed the agenda of tonight's
meeting and mapped out a plan of
action proposed to the officials of
these two unions.
None Of the big four, Or transpor-
tation brotherhoods, was expected to
attend the meeting, it was stated.
Members of these organizations are
not affected by recent decisions Of
the railroad labor board cutting
wages and altering working cond-
tons.
In a statement, William H. John
ston, president of the machinists,
declared the only possible move that
COulu prevent d "dLtAOoI VI app OAAT
mately 100000 rail workers July
was for the government to order
the labor board to suspend its or
der reducing wages and for the
board to enforce against all lines its
order against the farming out of
shop work by railroads.
1--WE are determined to strike II
the men authorize one" declared
Mr.. Johnston. "Of the vote SO far
cast and received at headquarters
only q very small per cent is against
a strike.
The first move toward a walk
out of the clerks was the authoriZa-
ton of a strike vote being taken
on the New York Central system.
Approximately $4,000 men are af-
fected, it was learned at the clerk
headquarters here.
Thomas Healey, president Of the
stationary firemen and oilers, said
the strike vote Of his organization
is returnable July IA, at Omaha.
D. H. Helt, president of the signal
men, announced no action had been
taken by the general committees of
this union, as the official decision
Ol IllS lctUOI DOclIo WclO 4IOI 1SSCINSN
until Saturday. A strike vote
among the signal men rests with
the general committees on the var
ious roads, he said.
Edward H. Fitzgerald, president
of the clerks, issued a statement
last night, declaring that if his men
favor a strike, officials Of the union
will give their sanction.
LABOR BOARD WILL
REPLY TO WORKERS
CHICAO, June 20. By the Asso.
ciated Press.)-A formal reply to the
communication of leaders of ten
railway unions, who informed the
United States Railroad Labor
! Board that a railroad strike will be
authorized if the present referen
dunn favors a suspension of work
is being prepared by the board, ii
was learned today. The reply tC
the union chiefs will not be for
warded for several days, however,
| it was said.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-22
NEW YORKER KIDNAPPED
AND HELD IN BONDAGE BY
RUM RUNNERS, HE WRITES
HEAVY LIFE LOSS
FEARED IN FLOOD

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 20
Twenty-one hundred acres Of Rio
Grande valley land with crops val
ued at $2,500,000 flooded in Hidalgo
county, a fresh rise in the lower
stretches Of the Rio Grande as the
result of flood waters which came
down late yesterday afternoon from
the San Juan river in Mexico, while
the cloudburst flood Of the upper
river is nearing it's crest at Laredo,
$50 miles upstream, summarized the
border flood situation this morning.
The fate of $4,000 inhabitants of
Piedras Negras, Mex, across the
river from Eagle Pass, isolated since
railroad and highway bridges were
swept out at midnight last night, is
causing grave concern, the city is
known to be surrounded by water
and the flood supplies is thought to
be short.
The flood stage at Laredo this
mourning was 81 feet and rising. Late
last night a stage Of 40 feet was
reported at Paradox, AZ miles up
stream, and that border village was
threatened with inundation.
This section, situated in Starr.
Hidalgo and Cameron counties, con-
tains nearly twenty prosperous towns
and is :. highly developed agricul-
tural region.
The total population exceeds 10o,-
900.
Rio Grande city is regarded as
the critical point since the town is
without railroad egress and has been
cut off from an outlet over the
highway to Sam Fordyce since Satur-
day.
Breaking Of drainage ditch dam
near Mission, in Hidalgo county yes
terday afternoon, followed a desper-
ate effort by 5000 men who started
work before daylight yesterday. 1t
gave way shortly after o'clock and
the resultant flood caused damage
estimated at 100000.
Train service west of Del Rio
on the Southern Pacific is still tied
up and broken rails have not been
repaired, so it is impossible to es
innate the extent Of railroad damage.
From the Mexican side of the
river, it is reported that the towns
of Sabinas and Allende on the
Sabinas river were practically de-
stroyed.