davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
DULLNESS MARKS
GOTHAM SESSION
Total Sales of 225.000 Shares
Sets New Low Mark for
Four Years.

NEW YORK, July Coming be-
tween the week end recess and
Tuesdays holiday. Mondays session
of the stock market was dull
almost 20 the point OF extinction.
Total sales of 225.OO0 shares estab-
llshed a low record of operations for
almost four years.
As an indication of the markets
complete stagnariOn. many Of the
more important stocks. including t..
5 Steel, were not quoted at all dur
ing the first hour and several others
of equal prominence remained un-
quoted throughout the day.
Rails as a group were steady to
firm. net changes in the main being
restricted to fractions, although a
few Junior transportations displayed
intermittent heaviness.
Much the same condition applied
to representative .ndustrials, bus
such issues as Studebaker and aft
lated motors hardened, also equip
ments coppers and popular unclassi-
fled stocks. several Of which dis
played marked strength.
Dupont was the outstanding fea-
ture at q net gain of 10 ga points
and Coca Cola added almost ? points
20 its recent steady advance, while
Mexican Petroleum finished at a
gain Of l - points after waverins
within a three point radius.
Moderate selling of u. s. Steel.
which ended at a fractional setback.
and reactions in crucible and Stude-
baker. changed the tone Of the lis
10 irregularity just before the close
Among rails early firmness in New
York Central. Pennsylvania and sew
eral Of the Pacific was retained but
coalers sOftened.
The return flow OF July interest
and dividend funds was reflected in
easier money conditions. Call loans
soon dropped 20 4 ga percent from
their opening rate OF five percent
and private loans running into We'd
nesday we're made later at 4 l-2 per-
cent
Further acute weakness of Ger
man marks at a fraction under OPS
was the only feature Of the nomina!
market for foreign exchange. AL
lied rates also eased. British bills
proving the only exception. The
Dutch rate was lower. and another
concession was made by the Greek
quotation, which fell slightly un-
der 800.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

Chicago. July 3.-tUnited Press 49,
Grain prices were irregular at the close
Of the Chicago board Of trade today.
Wheat declined rapidly after the open
ing ora reports OF favorable weather in
The west Advances In Liverpool was a
strengthening factor in IA elate hours
prices advancing toward the opening lev
els Prices fell 90 the DAVIS low az the
close. however. on heavy selling by To-
cal commission houses and much good
harvesting talk.
Corn was practically unchanged with
little demand balancing dry weather tain
from Illinois and Iowa Extreme inactiv-
ity marked the oats market.
Provisions We're lower.
July wheat opened Of l4c m S11Tl2
and closed or Ike: September opened Of
ikc at $1172. and closed off 7sc; Deem
Der opened up sc az S120ia and closed
of &c
July corn opened unchanged at 63AC
and closed unchanged. September open
ed unchanged 10 GGAc and closed un
changed December opened Off "a al
6fi &c and closed OF hc
July oats opened of 14c at 36i>c. and
closed mp 3,c September opened oft a>D
a. 2Shs and closed up iSc; December cop
ened unchanged az APE, and closed off l4c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
FORD'S RAIL EMPLOYEES
WILL REMAIN ON JOB

DEARBORN. Mich. July 3.-(By
L. Pho walkout Of shopmen on
Henry Ford S railroad, the Detroit.
Toledo and IrOnton. was expected
here.
Our men We're getting more
money than the union scale" one
executive here said. "and we nave
no alliance with other railroads
There can be no reason why we
should become embroiled in this in
anyway"
The two principal centers Of the
road are IN Springfield and Lima. o
u was understood here that all Of
the men were working in tho shops
ere today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
PURDUE MAN TO STUDY
LIVESTOCK CONDITIONS

LAFAY ETTE. Ind. July &c. I.
Christie director of the agricultural
experiment station at Purdue univer-
sIty will make a survey OF livestock
conditions in six Of the western
states during July and August The
survey viii be made at the request
o. various live stock interests and
VIII Doe of especial interest 90 farm
ers OF the midwest because of the
influence which live stock produce
ton in the western states has upon
production in the middlewest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
WHEAT CLOSING PRICES
AT CHICAGO ARE WEAK

CHICAGO, July Below normal
temperatures northwest tending 10
check the spread OF black rust had
bearish effect Monday on the
wheat market here. Prices closed
weak. Ia TO 1 IS net lower with
July 116 3-S 20 lie IL and Septem-
Der 116 rs TO ~. Corn finished
1-Sc off 10 a like advance. oats at
IA 20 3-Sc decline 20 1-Sc gain and
provisions ranging from 2Oc setback
10 a rise OF ? l-2c
Lessened apprehension as 20
black rust was apparent from the
outset i'm he wheat market and al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
WIFE OUARRELS TOO
MUCH; ASKS DIVORCE

DETROIT. Mich. July 3.-(By 7
y. S)-Mrs. Charles L. Dixon hal
such a quarre lsOme nature that her
husband, Elmer, who is seeking a d.
v0rCe. had 20 move his household
every few months TO avoid wrathful
neighbors. according 70 his testi-
mony before Judge Ritcher The
Wife Is C0ntes,ing the action.
Dixon is a civil engineer en-
plOycd as q consuitant by the city
and the Detroit representative OF the
John 4. RoebIing CO.
'AIy wife never lost an oppOr-
tunity 20 pick a quarrel with the
ncishbors." testified Dixon. she
was an expert and could start q
1ehr without notice"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
Indiana and Michigan
COIOred Man Held For
Shooting of Another
OUer Fiffy-Cent Debt

LAPORTE. Ind. July.-Oscar
Morris. %. colored. is hc'1 with
out bail mere today. awaiting &C
ton OF the grand jury, following
the probable fatal hoOuHg Sat
urday night Of Wesley Morgan.
%. also cOl0red Morris is said
90 have become euraged at Nor
gan when the latter demanded
payment OF so cents which had
been loaned Morris.
Morris went 20 Morgan's room
ing house and without any words
shot Morgan in the side Physi-
clans say Morgan cannot recover.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
OFFICERS OF LEGION
WILL GIVE SPEECHES

"VINO\A LAKE. Ind July 81
Oswald ST. Ryan and Claude r.
Gregg OF tine American Legion head
quarters az indianapolis VIII deliver
patriotic addresses Tuesday as part
or an Independence Day observance
En- which residents OF Warsaw and
Wlnoua VIII participate and that will
DE conducted az Winoua Lake.
one feature viii be a baseball
game between the Argos team and
the Warsaw specials.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

CATTLE Receipts ---N- market ac-
tive 2Jc higher Prime steers 5000 .
grades SSn9. heifars s. InffS -. COWS
3 J0Fi6 - bulls So HJ 5O. feeders SJU
hN. mich cows and spriUgers S20d116
HOGS Receipts 1850. market active,
ljH &C np Workers S11 -. pigs SLID
mixed Sli 3JG II ~ heavy SIT e5G1i 40.
roughs $50. stays S5nG
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1903
Choice lambs $50 .50- Gull 20 fair SEA
70 IS. yearings $500 81. sheep S3H 80.
CALVES Receipts IN: market active.
Gull 10 choice S3Nl0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
SET FOR
CENTENNIAL PROGRAM

SHELBYNILLE Ind. July B.
Interest ir the centennian celebra-
t1n OF shelby County which begins
Tuesday has been heightened by the
announcement that DR. Samuel Kir-
bv Of This place has donated a plot
ot ground Tor The housing and dis
play Of articles Of historic interest
.r the county
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

INDIANAPOLIS. July HOGS Re
ceipts 1900 market Toe mo Best heav es
$40 IJN loS5 medium mixed $40 S5N i0 -
common choice SfOQTT1i 10. bulk pi
sales St0q5M Z H.
HEEP-Receipts 10. market steady
Ton 81 IgG4 ~
CALNES-Receipts 3Go; market steady
Ton So
CATTLE Receipts 5O0 market strong
Steers S6d91j. cows and heifers S25bO
SEQ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
GIRL IN
MUNCIE AUTO ACCIDENT

AJNCIE. Ind. July Miss
Zelma Goldbure % Of 223S Della
ware st.. indianapolis. suffered pos
s5hIe internal injuries sunday when
driving i'm an automobile with rela-
tives near NunCle She Is at a local
hospital where She Is reported as
imprOviuc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
90 Cases IN City Court
Go Orer as Judge Takes
Holiday OUer "FOurth"

sixty cases set for hearing IN city
court Monday went over until wed
nesday because Of City Judge Du-
combs absence from the bench.
ard his failure 10 appoint a judge
pro tenn" 90 take charge
A score Of attorneys and three
times as many defendants waited
vl-hi1 and outside the chamber for
tbc better course 90 an hour until
Dep. Pros Donahue declared the
day q vacation The Judge. Il was
said. was az his cottage az Diamond
lake over the Fourth
Ad0zen "drunks" unable 20 fur
rish bonds were tlcke.ed FOR the
county jail over the holiday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

For a good time. come to Michigan
City A wonderful resort. Grand
opening Saturday July lst Famous
Toxic orchestra Finest dance cast
no in Middle West Two-mile beach.
176-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

10 market tOUly ON butter eggs
cheese or poultry.
ern shore. Va. 81 CHA 80: Norfolk and
North Carolina CobblprS. SfM435; Kan
sas Early Ohios s. SOAP 60. Alabama
Spauding Rose S175dl90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
LOCANSPORT MAN BUYS
STROMBECK ROAD BONDS

WNESNW- Ind July 3.-Bonds
iu the - of $2S,oOo for the Milo
StrombecE gravel road IN Tippe-
canoe township were sold TO A. P.
Flyn of Logansport at par, accrued
interest and a premium of S475.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

cribed TO packers more than count
ei balanced up,urns resulting from
higher quotations on hogs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

For efficient dentistry a. res-
sonab,e cost consult Drs Carson and
Oren !n their uew location f25 y.
Wash. ave Phone n. SAC I60tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

MILLET Common. selling Sl.75 bu
ALSlh E--Selling, SIS.
mammoth red SIS. sweet clover. So
ALFA1FA-Selling. Si4.
SOY BEANS-S3fI4.
SEED ,-ORN-S2
HAY-Psying. Sl6Gls; selling s24Q2t
OATS-Paying 4Oc. selling. 5Od6oe
COW PEAS-S 3d4 80
SEED MARKET.
Corrected Daily toy the Wesley Miiiss
Ffour and Feed Co. 420 =. Michigan 81
Phone Main SS5.l
CORN-paying J5c selling 5o9 I5c.
CLOVER SEED-Payins Sl2; selling
f1au g.
ALSIKE CLOVER-SellinE. S143Ia
A-Northe-q grown. slk
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Corrected Daily by :. ". I1ppmaa. az
y NniL II. Phone Main ealD
HIDES-507c. calfskins 10d l4c.
ALLOW-Reudeced Sc, rough case
SEESWA N-.J4i stc per 10
WHEAT, CORN. OATS, ETC.
Corrected Daily bv -. b. Morgan. stas
Nil. Hydraulic Rv. Phone I-sss1D
CORN-Paying sc per bu.
OATS-Paying 4Oc.
NTDDLINGSG Selling. si.6O cwL
.- OATS-Selliug 65c bu.
BRAN-Selling Sl35 cwt.
RYE-sayinC S0~
SCRATCH FEED-Selling. s. 25 ewL
WHEAT-No. /. paying S1.10 on.
SEED BUCKWHEAT-Payin Sl25, sell
ing $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

Or. McKlnstry. l24 y. Main St.
disea ses-L.iver. stomach. Heart and
Kidneys. -165-tf-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

Seventy eight percent OF the
school teachers OF Indiana IN 1921
were married.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

The salary Of the secretary Of
state in Indiana IS $500 annually.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

whom YOU say cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 165-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

There are is members OF m,
state motor vehicle police orsaniza.
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04
sOUTH BENU MARKETs.

Corrected Daily by u. ! Rove 500 :
Mich E4su st Phone Lincoln 523DD
HAY. STRAW AND FEED
Selling. $50 Pc en-
CLOVER Medium red ceiling ST.
SUDAN Selling 80 80 cwr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

Corrected Daily ny Brotherhood GroosTJ
40 y. Main st Phone M-l75s)
BTTTER-Paying Soc. selling, 42e.
FRESH EGGS-Paying. 26c; selling
Soc dozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - CAV
fornia navel oranges. soc dOz
CABBAGE-Se' ling. Sc 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

Read the Classified ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-04

In the provisions trade selling :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25
LA FABRICA La ABEJA
SERA EXPLOTADA POR
Ell GOBIERNO
Sc reanudmon en- ella los
trabajos bajo la direction
de la Contraloria
ESTA INCAUTADA
La policia impide que de la
fdbnca saquen algo los
duenos de ella
ESTA INCAUTADA

T,irc-r,rc Especial nara ia PRENSi"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abrfl "a
Recibido con retardo)-El Presi-
dentc de Ia Republica exp!dio anoche
una orden de incautaci6n contra los
propietarios de n fabrica de hilados
Y tcjidos La Aoeja." en- virtud de Ia
intransigencia dc estos para someter
Ia soluci5n de as 1ificultadcs obre-
ras que SC han Irresentado. al fallo de
Ia junta de- oo:.t a..aci6n y a.3itraje.
En- virtud de Ia orden de incauta-
ci6n, el Gobernador de! Distrito ha
ordenado al Inspector General de Po-
licfa que prohiba terTninantemente
sacar NADIA de Ia fabrica, pues que
mafana los obreros huelguistas re-
sresaran a los taI!eres para seguir
trahajando bajo Ia direction de la
Contraloria de IA Naci6n. que es
Quien regenteara e. negocio. en- vir-
tud de que sus propietarios no qui-
sieron someterse al laudo arbitral de
IA iunta de conciliacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25

En- ell tiltimo Boietin que Sc ha dsdo
a Ia publicidad en- el Departamento
Mexicano dc In Camara de coH1ercio
local, Sc contienen informes intere-
saates re!acionados con cl trafico y co
mercio International. de los cuaies es-
tractamos estos que pueden ser de utih
dad general para nues,ra coionia-
Los Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Me-
xico han communicate oficialmente que
a pa11ir de. dia Is dol mes actual, Sc
nan puesto la venta boletos dc pasa-
ie para viE6e re<iondo entire todas las
cstaciones que Sc encuentran situ2oas
en- :a-s lfneas naciona'es.
Estos boletos eran validos por un
ter7nino de treinta dfas. su precio go
zara de una reduction equivalente al
ca.orce IN cuarto por ciento sopre ei
precio regular de pasajes existentes en-
trc los distintos puntos que toca la VIA
fsrrea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25
COMENzARON "a LAS CONFERENC|AS CON Los PE1ROLEROS
Ell Secretario de Hacienda trata con los cinco mag
mates del petroeo y promote dar cuenta al
presidente de las proposiciones recibidas

Il exrortaci5n del pet-cleo meNicano.
Antes de iniciar las p!aticas con los
Derro;eros el Secre:ario de Hacienda
corfc-encij ampliarncr;e con el Pre-
sidente Ohrec6n. acord4ndose e2 In con
iercncia que SC procurara en- estir vez
ilecar a un arreglo definitivo.
E,l caracter de las discusioneS ma
S.Gas 81 Ia ta-ie de hoy no fuc re-
ve,ado nj poc e. Secretario de Ea-
cien1a NJ por los magnates por 10
taato nuGia ea firme Sc puede asegurar.
Sc cree GU" hoy hubc solamcnte un
cauoic de impreSiones sxponiendoSe
en- Il las concesioneS que ambaS par
ties cstGn disauestas a haccr a lin de
llega- 4 un arreSlo possible. Y So dice
Que malana Sc discutiran Y resolver<ln
las contraproposicioDes que Sc h!c:eron
nov.
EI Secreta-io de Hacienda inforn6 4
los per!odistas que los arreSlos que
Sc Ileguen en- las confcrcncias Scrdn da
dos & ccnoce- por Il al FreSidcnte I
fin de que Olga Ia Ultima palabra, y
agrec6 que coctiaba en- que CT esta vez
50 ncgarfa una soluci@n sat!sfacto-
ria del conilicto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25
CRECE LA REBELLION EN-
LA RIGA IONA DE
LA HUASTECA
Gorozabe ha asaltado Udrios
de los principales
cunpos petroleros
LARRAGA Sc LIE UNE
La Secretaria de Guerra lie
enuia mas tropas a Sdr-
chez para la campaHa

T,l,,-amn Expc~ini rnrn ~ PRENS.i"
CTUDAD DE MEXICO, abri! "a
Los u!timos informes que Sc han pu-
blicado dado ccnocer por la Sc
c~e,a-fa de Guerra Y Marina, acerca
de Ia situacion que prevalecc en- Ia
Huasteca, infornan De nuevoS asal-
tos que So han p"rpetrado en- los
camuos Detroleros de aQuella region
los cua!es han sido cometidos por CRU
pos de insurrectos capitaaeados por
Gorosave.
Hasta Ia fecha, los Campos que han
sido asaltados en- Ia huasteca. son
los sigu!eates: Potrero del L!ano;
campo de FL Aguila." el de Tan
canhuijo. 81 de n international. ei de
Mata-rcdhnda, y el de IA Transconti-
mental. on los cua!es Sc han apodera-
do los insurrectos de fuertes sumas
de dinero.
Ultima nora, So supo que el ca
becilla apel!idado Cue-vo. Sc ha uni
do a la gente de Gorosave, que el
general Larraga, que tambitn ha inl-
ciado sus actividades revolucionarias
on aduella IONA lego va a San Die
90. de dondc continuara el recorrldo
con el pro76sito de unirse con los
prupos armados dc referencia.
La misma Secretar!a de Guerra in
forma que fuertes contingencies de tro
pas han sido cnviadas a la region
de Ia Huasteca con 81 objeto de re
forzar los contingencies que va tiene
baio sus 6rdenes el general Guada-
lupe Sanchez. jefe militar quien Sc
le ha confer:do 81 mando supreme
de aquella region. para combair IN
revuelta que ha nacido en- la zona
petro!era del norte de Neracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25

Telcoremn Especial para "LA PRENS l.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril %
(Recibido con retardo)-El segundo
aniversario del movimiento de Aqua
Prieta. O sea de IA rebellion del Esta-
do de Sonora contra ei regimen de
Carranza, fue celebrado hoy en- Ia
fabrica de p6lvcra de Santa Fe, por
los principales llderes de aquel mo-
yiniento, que los liev0 al poder gene
raj del pals.
La celebration consisti6 en- IN BAN
auete al cual asistieron el Presidente
Obree6n. los Secretaries de Gober-
naci6n. general Gales: de Hacienda,
Adolfo de Ia Huerta: de Guerra.
Francisco Serrano, Y otros elementos
sonorenses que iniciaron ei novimien
20 armada que acabo con el Presiden-
&c Carranza.
Lo imporante de esa celebration
fue sin duda alguna el discurso Cue
pronunci5 e. Jete de lEiecutivo. por-
pronunci6 el Jete del Ejecutivo. por-
lftico. habiendo hecho ret"r"nc!a a Ia
proxina campaha electoral.
Dijo el Presidente: Soy de opi-
MON que los Secretaries de Estado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25
IA BERLIN! IA BERLM CLAMA
FLJRIOSA LA PRENSA FRANCESA
Con motipo del tratado ruso-alemdn, el ParIamento
frances trata de obLgm al Gobierno que lmpon-
sa sanciones miitares a Alemanln
pOJNCARE ESTA EN- PELIGRO DE CAER DEL COB.

PARIS aari. a+-Cou n,otivo de
Ia nesa.i.a dc Alema 1ia IL carcelar
81 ;ra:ado de Rapallo, IA prensa fran
cesa So vauestra lena de- ardor be!ico-
"L'Accion Franchise" p!de en- su
EDITORIAL de hoy que el ejsrci;o fran
c&s coupe 4 Berlin.
lie Temps" = lie Figaro oyen
resona- el paso de "a ca5alleria y c!
-r,ido de las a-1las a. trav&s de las
clasulas del tratado ruso-aleman.
FL Parlanaento trata de obligar al
Gobierno a que ;mponga sanciones
nil;,ares a AIemania. D" no hace-lo
asi Poincare es;a en- pelisro de ser
de-rocado.
VI. Poincara ha manitestado que
sea cual fuere .. rssui;ado de Ia con-
ferencia de Gsnova, los aliados deben
examinar prontamente la si,uaci6n
creada por eI tratado ruso-aleman,
por 10 que ve al future de Europa Y
q "a conservation de "a Paz.
.Ese tratado. anade el primer Mi
nistro frances. es eI problsma mas
formidable con que han tropezado los
al!ados desde q armisticio. ' no pue-
de -esoIverse po- me>iio de simples
formulas econGnicas, o por conferen
ciaS
"Francia espera que Sc resuelva de
acuero con todos los aiiados."
Anad:6 que a menos de que Ale
-.
couisi6n de reparaciones para el 81
Dc mayo. los aliados tiencn derecho
de tornar las medidas neceSariaS. y
que aunque el tratado da Francia
el derecho de obrar independiente
espera que todos ohraran de acuer-
do. pero que en- todo caso detendera
los derechos de F-ancia. empleando
para clio todas las armas cue da a
los frsnceses el tra;aio de Versailles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25

TsieSrzlma Especial para Ia Prensa''
CiuDAD DE MENTCO. abril @4.-
e. Sec~eta-io dc Hacienda del Ciobiec
no seaor Adolfo de Ia Huerta. comenz5
hoy . t-z,tar de nueva cuenta con los
m; cna.ss del petrolec que tienea vas
tos iuterrSes en- Mexico.
>e dice que estas conferencias resol-
vs-an en- detinitiva las cuestiones pen
d.,n:es entire eI Sob.erno y las conpa-
Itts prtroleras y parece que en los cen
tres otlc.ales hay ahora un marcado
OF tlu.iSrDo acerca del resu.tado de las
nua&@S platicas entire el Secretario dc
Il .~.vu5a = los pe:rolercs.
Las couferencias dieron principle a
rledloG.u de hoy an Ia SecretarLa de
Hacienda. est1udo pveSeateS los seilo-
RS AdclIo de Ia Huerta, por pa-te del
Gcb.e-.so V Doheney, Teagle, NandyeS
Lutkir. v Swain, por pa-te de las en-
r-csas pcroleraS qle Sc han rehusaao
a pa-a~ los Huevos derectoS sobrs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25
SERA CONSTRUIDO Ell
TRAMO FERROVIARiO
TEPIC A S. MARCOS
Asi auedard unida toda la
costa occidental desde
Sonora a Colima

Tclegrama Especial para "LA PEENSi"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril "a
En- la, Secretaria de Comunica!ones
go recibi6 aviso de Ia Compania del
Ferrocarril sud Pacifico, en- la cual
participa que en- breve principiara IA
construction del tramo ferrocarrilero
de Tepic Il San Marcos. para que que
de unida por ferrocarril toda ia cos
IA occidental con Mexico, via Qua
dalajara.
En- conexi6n con 81 aviso de esta
compania terrccarrilera, en- las mis-
mas oficinas del Sobierno Sc recibi5
una proposition de las tribus yaauis,
en- Ia cuaI exponen al sobierno fede-
raj que desean ardienteemnte contar
con rn ferrocarril a 10 largo del
rio Yaqui. hasta ell puerto de Yaya-
ros, para beneficiar la region Y dar!e
TODD el empuje Y auje que merece.
Los yaquis piden al gobierno que
So les ayude en- esta empresa: solici-
tan de Ia federation apoyo Y sosten.
y arregan que para ESQ. ellos estan
dispuestos 4 poner tambien su parte,
n cooperar con sus estuerzos, para
10 cual ofrecen construir ellos, por
su cuenta riesgo. ei terraplen dom
de Ia VIA ferrea deba mas tarde asen
tarse.
Esta proposition esta siendo estu-
dada detenidamente por el gobierno
federal. V a SUI debido tempo. Y de
conformidad con la opinion que So
bre el particular Sc rinda por ell cuer-
DO que Ia estudia. resolver a los soli-
citantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-25
OBREGON NO QUIERE QUE LOS
SECRETARIES DE ESTADO Sc
MEZCLEN EN- LAS ELECCIONES
En- un banquete de cadcter poltico dijo que qmenes
quierm kacerlo, deben renunciar sus cmgos
con la debida anticipation
Sc cree que ha inutado indrectamente al General
Gales a que saga del gabinete para que
luche por los candidates de su grupo

y en- general todos los funcionarios
publicos. no deben meZclarse en- po-
Utica nj militar en- los bandos con-
tendencies: 81 desean hacerlo
tomar participac aci0n activa en- Ia cam
mana electoral que Sc avecina. debe-
ran renunciar los cargos que des-
empeaan. con el objeto de ev!tar
cranto pueda tomarse como un pre-
texto para que se crea "ue el Co
bierno favorecer;l a determinado CRU
po politico.'
Como en publico Sc tiene por Sc
suro que el actual Secretario de Co
bernaci0n esta vivamente intercsa-
do en- la campaHa de diputados Sc
nadores Y que esti trabajando de
una manera activa para sacar aran-
tes n los candidates que ccnsidera
le pueden ser titles al Sobicrno en-
el Congreso, sc ha dado gran impor-
tancia a las palabras del Presidente
Obres0n. pues Sc considera que de
una manera indirecta ha invitado al
general Gales a que saiga del gabi-
nete para que tome participation
activa en- Ia campaha electoral en- la
cual Sc muestra tan interesado.