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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-27
Propieimios G inquilinos
quieren legGr a un arreglo

CICDAD DE MEXICO. abril Co
Los proni"tarios DE- casas de Ia metro
que Sc ha creado entire clos y los inqui
liacs as po- demas deIicada- han resuel
10 pone-se de acue-do con estos para
eviter Ia huc!ra que los segundos Sc
proponen declarar 81 no Sc -educen los
alquileres.
Los p7opietarios Sc muestran dispues
tos a reduciT las rentas de las casaS en-
un ounce po- ciento. pe-o los iaqui-
lines Sc mucstran incanforTnes con clio.
pi6ierdo que la reduction sea mayor
po- 10 cual los duefos nuevamente Sc
encuentran corsiderando las pretencio-
mes de los alquiladores fin de llesar al
acuerdo definitivc a Sc viene buscando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-27
IA CONFERENC|A De
Los PETROLEROS
De la Huerta dice que no
convene externar los asun-
tos que Sc han discutido,
pero que no Sc ha tra-
tado NADIA de 10 que d.
ce el mensaje de
Exc | 81 or"

Teiecrama ESpeca3d para La Prensa
CIUDAD DE MEXICO 27.-El Sc
c-etario de Hacienda Adolfo de la
Huerta hizo hoy declaraciones a n
prensa manifestando que no 1uzsaba
convcniente extcrna- los asuntos que
Sc han tratado hasta ahora con los pc
tvoleros. conclusive los que Sc halia-
ron comprendidos en- Ia conferencla
de hoy. pe-o asegura que dichos mag
antes no han insinuado absolutamente
NADIA con relaci6n los puntos conte-
niGos en- cl telegrama dado a Ia publ
c;dad por cl diario metropol!tano "EN
cclsior", ' que Sc refieren determ!
nadas modificaciones al articulo y de
la Constitution de Qucretaro.
ACreg6 de Ia Huerta que las neSo-
ciaciones marchan por muy buen ca
mino cue los petroleTps conferen-
cistas S. hallan en- un estado de Ami
mo tan bueno que 81 hoy mismo regre
saran n los Estados Cnidos. esta Sc
suro de que sus dcclaraciones serian
en- 10 srn!smos terminus optimistas en-
Que 10 hicieron despues dc paSadas
las contercncias de saptiembre.
Para terminar. expres6 el citado
funcionario que del Is al 20 del entran
te mes de mayo saldra para Nueva
York que cl del mSismo mes es-
tar&n de regreso Lamont y los banGue
ros europeoS. con los que Sc reanuda-
ran las ncSociaciones la dcuda pu-
blica, expresando que con respecto a.
Banco Unico POGO tcndrla que viyir
cuien no 10 viera establecido. Y que
este era uno dc los principales asun-
tos que trataria con los banqueros de
refereHCia.
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refereHCia

Tcler-arra ESp.-,a! perc IA PEENSA".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril Co
FL pe-i6dico Excelsior" publicj un
extenso cable de su corresponsal en-
In ciudad de Eueva York, puntuaE- :
zando en- 81 las rretensiones a traen
los petroleros americanos que Sc en-
cuentran en- esta ciudad conferen-
ciando con e. Sacretar!o de Hacien-
da.
Entire esas p-etensiones fiEura una
que Sc considera como Ia mayor de
cuantas Sc han formu!ado. pucsto que
Sc compieta con una ameDaZa.
Pretenden los pcrroieros america
nos que Sc nodifique radicalment"
el Ar;fculo 81 constitutional respecto
a IA legalzaci6n de propiedades ad-
uuiriGas con posteridad a IA promul
gaei6n de IN Constitution de 1911,
diciendose que 81 dchas pretensiones
| no Sc les aceptan, los petroleros amc-
ricanos Sc lEnitaran agotar los
actuales campos petroliferos, aban-
dona1do toda exploitation explora-
ci6n para fines del aho actual.
La noticia na ca:do como Domba
entire los petroleros: eStos aun no
| habian externado NADIA en- las confe-
renc:as que han celebrado con dc "A
Huerta, Y por 10 mismo Ia infor-
maci6n que Sc rcmite de Nueva
York los ha desorieutado por compile
10. dicindose que a al grado ha lie
gado su sorpresa que Sc v!eron obll-
pados a solicitar que Ia confe-encia
de aver Sc suspendiera para el dfa
de hoy, pucs seguramente Qu!eren
antes ponerse en- communication con
sus oticinas centrales en- Nueva
York Y conocer el origen de a fuen
te que dio esta information tan en-
contra de sus intereses y proyectos.
En- cambio, comparando IA az
titud que han seguido los petroleros
americanos, estan las companiaG In
glesas que ta-nbien tienen intereses
en- Mexico, las cuales nj Sc muestraG
agresivas Al extreme de los vecinos.
| nj tampoco apa-entemente Ia exis-
| tencia del articuio 81 viece a signi-
| fica- obstdculo para sus inversiones.
Estas compaiiias. acaban de votar
| Ia inversion de nove1ta nillones de
pesos para ampliar sus propiedaees
dar mayor impulse sus trabajos
petroleros. declarando enfaticamente
que no objetaran NADIA sobre IA te-
| gis,aci6n mexic;.7a.
Sc considera esta actnud de las
companies inslesas como el princi-
| pin de Ia francay y ruda lucha que en-
| tr~ los ingieses Y los americanos
deberl sntablarse por losrar obtene-
| IA suprenacfa Ell el terreno de ex-
| plotaci6n del pet-6leo mexicano. ar
ticulo que de tanta utiiidad viene
siendo a IA industrial, progreso Y ne
cesidades de Ia spoca Enode-na.
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LOS LAGUNEROS PIDEN QUE Sc
SUSPENDAN LAS ACTVIDADES
SOBRE Ell REPARTO DE TIERRAS
ELEYARON UN MEMORIAL APOYANDO LA PETICION
De LOS ACRICULTORES DEL ESTADO DE PUEBLA

pQbiica- a fin de que eI Jete del Poder
Executive. que tan inclinado Sc ha
n,ostrado 4 que Sc cunria IA ley tai
como esta ha sido c-eada, estodie las
rss=cneS que exponsa en- su solicitud
los te-ratenieateS msxicanoS. : provea
d. coafCrmidad con sus deseos, puesto
que sin ,ugar 4 dudas los aSriculto-eS
indican les perjuicios que para Ia pro
ducci6n agricola del pafs. sisnifica Ia
apl!caci6n radical lie una ley que no
esta reSlamentada.
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No estdn conformes con
ell paso que ell presl'
dente dio a favor
de elIos
Piden ahora que Sc les de-
je administrar por su
cuenta la fdbrica
LA Abeja'

Te,cg~aua ESpec.I para La Prensa
CiUDAD DE- MENICo, abrll 26.-
Los o0reroS hue,guist4s DO "a fdbrica
do aiaUos tegd0s de La AbeJa' ,
ubic4da en- n jurisdiction del Munic.-
p.a Gs san Angei. Distrito Federal. no
han quedado coCtornss con que e
Gotierao haya Gecretado l. incaGta-
citn IL II f&brica para scluc!onar las
dlticultades que exis;ian entire los pa
t-cras Y los ob-c-os, y anora, plden =!
:-oS. .rrno nugvas co2ceSIoles. las CUa-
les do SECURE no se couCsasrd..
LIS oh-srus. obseca1os por sus ideas
discoveries. : mas Que naca a!entados
oo- e dec.d:do : franco apoyo q han
ercor. .-ado en- al-u2aS eSteras Gube--
n-nre-a.es. pldea aho-a n goo.e-no a
l.s t.b-lcA lrcautada sea pucsta On sus
ro-aos pa-- que clloS Ia administered
rorto rneIp~ :cS co1venEa- y puedan ma
nsl.- "s!s .n;ereseS' ea fo-na que dc
- Sa..s:scal Sus aSpsrac.ones.
Z,.a 2-ecenss6a Ge los obce-os, que
,4e-a ,o-l.s Ia c4~acter1Sticas dc los
p,.,. .r,liaa;o2 dc IN Rusi1 Soviet. ~
do-Ga ten ua.os re<al;ados Ia dt4o IA
na,-s. s...te.5n ct-c~;t po-qLe fI;G arru!
natp Ia .ndust-!a. h. sldo de Plano desc
-hs.Ga uo- q -ob.H-nc. Que Sc Ia mega
so'a .~cc<ler 4. e:io. cocs.ceraEdo Que
de a-~erio. s-rfa 81 primer 2aso real
3ue -. d.c-a hac!a - institution "el
-aS..u . soviet.
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T-irgrarra E,-se's! prra La PRS>SA:
,<IT-DAD De NEXiCO. abril -.

T-,.,.v-,-.f Ey-re,c! pr-a LA PR6NSd.
rI-DAD De MEXICO. aoril %
Con motive a-. u .acau,a-.lI Ge "A
fatrsca 3s n.,ados y tsj.dos La Abe
IA" .b.r4.- s- a jurisdiction dc.
Munic.7.o de- san Angel, D. F.
dsc,saA aver oor Il Ejecut!ro de IA
H.l.lu. Or ~l->ua de que los pro-
psc,.r.eS Ge e,.a se negaron rotua-
...-.....a {, .cs?ta- sonc;c-se n !au-
do z~..tral del comj;s dc concll-ac.6n
Sc ,~..-ra5e para S5suclcna- las dii-
ca.;adcs que han surgldo entire los
oare-os los Gucnos de "a emp-esa
prsssa.a-cn aver dsmaada de ampa- =
~ ante e! Juez de Distr-to compe-
;an:a. rsc.anundo protection contra
los ac.os ds-ivados del acue-do ema
uaao del Executive
Es;a dispos.ci6D. que 17ucho na 81
10 cornentada en- Ia capital. d.6 or!-
zen qus circula-aa las vers;oaes
mas a,arna2:es. siendo IA mas i'm
po-tanre d. scdas elias. Ia que ase-
ruraaa que los propictarios de Ia
negoc.acl5a. que son !-anceses. s.
habian d.-is.do n 81 Nin.stro en- es-
to pals so.ic:tando de 81 que intervi
niera con - carac;e- Official en- ?
conCictC.
Sin embargo. en- a Presidenc!a
Is Repub,>a y en- n Secreta-la d
Relacioaes, a donda los periodis:a>
acadisron cn deInanda de infor1la
rst, re4-1 ~r--pHa-a~ Ia -c-;r5a -
;ntorrn6 que Is del ;odo inexacto O.:
les cra2cescs dushos de Ia f4bri@a
la Abeja' hayan ped!do Al Minis
tro Dc F-ancia en- Mexico. que in
tsrvcnga of;cialmen:e para soIucio-
mar e. coniIicto que eSiste con e! go
hie-no con motive de IA incautaci6r
dictada.
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LA |NSURRECC|ON
IA ESTA[[AOO
EN- JAL|SCO
La inicio eI coronel Pc
dro Torres Ortiz en- el
pueblo de MazamitIa,
ATROCES ATENTADOS
COMETIO DICHO JEFE
La Secretaria de Guerra
informa de la actividad
rebelde en- otras
zonas del pals

T.,.r-e-ra Esp~c,a; i'a-n Tt PFENSl.
CTUDAD DE MEXICO, abrii Co.
Sc ha logrado cornprobar plenamen-
70 IA existencia de un movimiento
revolucionario en- el Estado de Jalis-
co. el cual fue iniciado con IA suble-
vaci6n del coronel Pedro Torres,
ocurrida en- Mazamitla. en- donde 'se
dice que comctio muchos atentados
dicho jefe.
La Secretarfa de Guerra = Marina.
inform6 aver que el general Carlos
Green. que Sc encuentra sublevado
en- Tabasco. Sc halla actualmente re-
fuciado en- SUI rancho de San Pedro.
a donde espera que Sc !e reunan los
adictos con que cuenta para seguir
Ia iucha armada.
Tambisn inform6 IA misma Secre-
tarfa, que muchcs tabasquenos han
sol:citado de IA SecTetarfa de Guerra
81 que sc les permita batir al rebe!de,
por 10 que ei gobierno federal ha
acordado que Sc ap-ovechen los SER
vicios de los ciudadanos en- ca!idad
de voluntarios.
La Jefatura de Operaciones mill
tares en- IA Huasteca, ha communicate
oficialmente que Sc han destacado
gran numero de coiumnas voianses
de caballcTfa. las cuales tienen Ia mi
sion de vfsilar inpedir al generst
Larraga. el que lleSue alcanzar Ia
linea diviso-ia con los Estados Uni
dos. como Sc dice que pretende ma
cerlo.
GUADALAJARA, jail. abr!l 21.-E!
Gobierno del Estado y IA Jefatura
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Fl GENERAL FELIX D|AZ TRATA De ON|R
1 TODAS LAS FACC|ONES REbE[DES
NO OIJISIERON La BANDERA MEXlCANA
Las autoridades de Filndelfa Sc rehusmon a 0ceptm
la insignia que mando la esposa de Ooregor' por
conducto de la Pan-American Round Table
-re,eorama Especial para "LA PRENSA'
rIuDAD DE MEXICO, abril 27.-Con

27-Con motive del desahe que SC
de bacer cudad de fHadlia en- 49,
recibir dicha insignia
deesac!on Pan-AherNah -"
Pres1h'"u"
envada spontanenen Poi :.
cnvfo hzo atenaiendo Ia 9
Round
principal obeuVo
cluu' Tos puebos alno-
an nfardop
Fladelfa al Gobierno meNcaho ho
ue quien en'o Id ine"''o"8NN
de Presidente Obreson
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Sigue la huelgo en- la
fabrica de San Rafael

Te!scrama Especial para Ia PrerSa'
CJJDAD DE MEXICo. ahril %
Los obrcros Ge 4 F&b-ica de Papel
de San Rafael y Anexas. contin1an sos
teniHnGo el novimicnlo huelguis.a ini-
ciado antisr. :: con tai motive IA es
caseZ de papel Sc hace mas y mas a-u-
da cada ola, sohre todo del que Sc uti-
liza on n impression de periodicos. Po-
clio los diarios de a capital pe7siStea
en- reducir el numero de sus pagiuas
en- las ed:ciones dia-ias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-27

TeicSrana Especial para La Prensa"
CIU0AD DE NE-XICQ, ab=ii IS
Les ag-iculto-es de La Laguna- Sc han
undo a los de! Escado dc Puebla, Y ds
Ia Sec-eta-ia de Agricultural, sol;citan
q Sc suspendaR en aqusna region, y
en- general 81 TODD e! pals. las activi-
dades agrarias has;a que Sc reSlamen
t. a ley respsctiva.
fue enviado al Presidents de IA Re-
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I'm ACONTECIB1LENTO INTERN A0ONAL
SERA LA CONVENTION DE LAS
COMLSIONES HONORIFlCAS
Ell programa prepmado incuye ceremonies en- am
bos Lmedos en- las que partlclpmdn
funcionarios de las dos Repnbtieas
SAENZ SERA AGASAJADO EN- SAN ANTONIO

No ohstante que aver el mensaje
fue enviado a buera hora del dia, en-
el resto de 81 no Sc recibio respuesta
alguna. por 10 cual no Sc puede EXPIRE
sar todavia NADIA concrete sobre el
particular. mas dc todas maneras, los
comerciantes locales, estimando que
sus deseos no Sc veran frustrados han
principiado a preparar los agasaJos
que Sc han creldo corvenientes, entire
los cuales figura una reception en- Ia
estaci6n del Sur Pacffico, un banquete
Y alguros otros festejos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-27
AlGO MAS SOBRE La
CONvENCiON.

Como nuestros lectores saben, e! &c
neral Saenz pasara por esta ciudad
posibleulente fines de la semal.a &c
tual principles de Ia entrante, pues
to que debera encontrarse para el dia
4 del corriente, a las cinco Y media
de la tarde. en- Ia Cdad. de Laredo Tex.
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GUADALAJARA, Jal.. abril 24.-El
Gobierno del Estado Ia Jefatura
de Operaciones estan empehadas en-
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CASA a la 5a.l
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(pasa n ia Pag. 81
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Pasa a Ia "a Ps&a
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(Pasa a VI Fag. 81
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Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol. a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
11S n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata.-
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iPasa a IA PaE. 81
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We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
limited States.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
LIST OF NOMINATIONS
/. FOR PRIMARY ELECTION

Look on page seven OF the News
Champion II you wish to see the list
, of primary nominations in both dem
ocratic and Republican parties These
are now settled for election Septem-
ber 18th, and the sample ballots will
be out next week at the office of the
county clerk, C. c. McWilliams.
Principal interest on the Democrat
ic side of the fence attaches TO the
three-conored race for governor, al
tho there are number of other
state contests. The Democrats have
no nominee for district judge, nor
for coroner but as we understand it,
if some voters write in the names of
people they think ought to run, the
one receiving the plurality of votes
is the nominee of the party, providing
he or she accepts the position. Two
years ago A. G. Delo was nominated
/ as state senator, altho many people
in Delta had written in the name of
Mayor Penley of that city. The
same rule applies to candidates for
| justices Of the peace, constables, or
which each precinct selects separate
not like the party candidate for any
lOuICct 0Iu Nt0hHH WAhtS ooAttU VstA-
er name, that person becomes the
candidate.
A lively county contest is anticipat-
ed between the three Democratic
candidates for county commissioner,
w. H. Whalen of Crested Butte, pres
ent commissioner and the convention
favOrite; S. E. Byrd, railroad man of
the Buttes, and VIM. H. Tanney, a
resident of the Upper North Fork.
The Republican also have spirited
contests within their own party, and
it is not probable there will be much
crossing over of party lines as some
times happens. You cannot "split"
your ticket in primary. You must
take and vote either the whole Demo-
cratic or the entire Republican ticket.
Republicans have on contest on
governor, and while Benjamin Griff-
it'll will carry Western Colorado, it is
expected that Cooley will run strong
in Eastern and Southern portions of
the state. Senator Rockwell appears
as candidate for lieutenant govern
or, opposing w. w. Booth Of Denver.
For county offices four places are
vacant, and it is probable concerted
effort of Republicans will be made
to write in certain agreed upon
names, rather than leave it to hit
and miss primary selection.
| Primary election is q very import
ant election indeed. Politicians do
not like it, but the people do. It
gives the plain voters an inning aft
er the party convention has made its
choice. The primary is with us to
stay. It does need some notifications
but SO far no legislature has dared
touch it for fear they would make It
worse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
FOREST OFFICIALS IMPRESSED
WITH TIMBER ON BLACK MESA

NJ. w. Thompon, district chief Of
forest management; ]. c. Bates di-
rector of the Fremont Forestry Ex-
pertinent Station on Pixies Peak. and
+. W. Tinker, forest examiner, spent
four days of this week on the Gunni-
son Forest in the inspection Of timber
sales. In the course of their visit,
they inspected the Black Mesa dis
trict, which impressed them as being
one Of the finest timber raising local.
tiles in the Rocky Mountains. Mr..
Bates, who is an emminent authority
on tree growth, stated that the
growth of Douglas fir and Engel-
man spruce on the Black Mesa lime
stone formations was SO phenomenal
that he believed the section offered
one of the best opportunities in the
state for the production Of high grade
timber. He took n sample of the
soil back TO the Fremont station,
where he will conduct experiments.
Monday evening the visitors, to-
gether with Supervisor Kreuger and
Assistant Clark were dinner guests
of f. w. Gates at his summer home
on Crystal Creek. Mr.. Gates Is man.
ager Of the Crossett Lumber Com
pany at Crossett, Arkansas, one of
the largest lumber concerns in the
country. The annual cut Of this Co.
is over one hundred million feet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
SURVEY OF TOURIST BUSINESS
IS BEING MADE THIS WEEK

In accordance with his announce
announcement at last weeks meeting
of the Chamber Of Commerce, Presi-
dent Stone announced the appoint
ment Of Messrs. w. A. Manuel, John
A. Steele N. B. Herick and Carlton
Sills as committee to look into the
tourist proposition in Gunnison. The
committee met Friday evening with
Arthur H. Carhart, Forest recreation
engineer, who advanced q number Of
fine suggestions toward the tourist
business for next year.
To show definitely just what the
tourist business means to Gunnison
local business men were asked this
week to keep as accurate a record
as possible Of the tourist trade each
one encounters during the week.
Mr.. CaYhArt stated that Z majority
Of tourists preferred comfortable ho-
tel accommodations, and he emphasi-
zed the fact thAt Gunnason should b
= base town for the many sido trips
of one or moro days IN all directions.
. Gunnison Ghsuld conceckxato IT. ID
ysrtising on onr cns tggeGe teu.ist
feature, which Il undoGttodly IL
hihine. Next to tAis. II Ca1haxt
aAvisod the devo1op0o61 q II 6um-
mer hou1s proposition.
With m a1GinsR 81 dkGr(o w1lA
,i.ssss = Z. 80. - :
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
SARGENTS BUSY PLACE WITH
LETTUCE & TIMBER SHIPMENTS

The head lettuce industry is going
strong at Sargents these days. Twen-
ty-three cars had gone out up to
Wednesday with total of fifty ex-
pected. All hands are busy with the
harvesting and shipping Of the vege-
table, and with the usual fall ship
ments of timber.
News-C Champion yesterday receiv-
ed the following correspondence from
that point in the Upper Tomichi val
ley:
Sargents, Colo, Aug. 80.
Editor of News-Champion:-
Not seeing any items in your pap
er lately from Sargents, thought I
would drop you line as to how we
are doing yith our lettuce crop.
All patches are now maturing fast
and every one very busy. Shipments
to date from this station are % cars,
6,429 crates, and We estimate we will
have fully fifty cars by the time it is
all harvested. Also a number Of cars
of timbers are moving out. Every
one busy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
LAST LET TUCE
shipments 60
! NEXT WEEK

Shipments of head lettuce from
the Gunnison district are continuing
regularly this week, three more cars
being sent out. This weeks ship
ments will clean up practically all Of
the Gunnison lettuce except that of
o. S. Causey at Gothic, which will
run from two to three cars He will
start shipping early next week, load
ing out Of Crested Butte.
First returns received at Buena
Vista from the lettuce shipped the
wek of August to Is indicate that
something like So crate was netted.
This weeks shipments included some
Gunnison lettuce, but individual re
turns have not yet been received in
Gunnison.
w. F. Davis, expert boxmaker, is
camped with his family near the
Rockefeller saw mill and is engaged
in making up 5000 lettuce crates.
Mr.. Davis comes from the Imperial
Valley in Southern California, where
he owns n lettuce farm. His crop
coming in during December, January,
February and March. The Imperial
Valley people educated the world in
TO using head lettuce. He believes
that we have a real lettuce country
here for the late fall. He ex-
poets to go to Sargents shortly TO
make up 5000 crates for the grow
ers of that section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
BOYS TO TACKLE
BLACK CANON
IN BOATS

Jay Miller and Fritz, John and
Milton Zugelder will make three
days attempt to penetrate the Black
Canon of the Gunnison in boats,
starting from Sapinero Sunday morn-
ing. returning Tuesday. No difficult
ty is expected in reaching Cimarron,
but from there on west, is a more or
less unknown section. A moving pic
ing picture outfit made the attempt
to go thru the canon year or two
ago, but gave it up. The boys will
each have an individual boat.
Only half dozen people have ever
made the fearsome trip thru the
lower gorge of the canon where at
points il is said the river loses itself
among the mighty boulders flung
from vertical cliff walls 5000 feet
high of the Mesa Verde on the Mont
rose side and Mesa Inclinado toward
Crawford.
1t will be thrilling experience il
the boys get thru. Such trip is
only possible ut times of very low
water such as occurs in the Gunnison
at present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
TO HOLD CELEBRATION
ON BLACK MESA

A meeting Of leading citizens Of
Delta, Montrose and Gunnison coun-
ties is being arranged for Monday,
the 9Th, Labor Day, on Black Mesa,
where a picnic dinner will be held
under the auspices of the Delta Coun-
ty Bankers Association. The Craw-
ford bank is to be host to the assem-
bled guests with barbecue and other
entertainment features. The county
commissioners, newspaper meny Ro-
tary club members, Chamber Of Com
merce delgates and other representa-
tives Of the three counties are invit-
ed. but it Is not yet known who will
attend from this section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
RoBBER PICKED
UP HERE LAST FRIDAY

William Penazza, wanted at Tellu-
ride in connection with the robbery
of the Sheridan Soft Drinks Parior
at that place two weeks ago, was ap-
pretended in Gunnison last Friday by
Sheriff Hanlon and Undersherif ID. J.
Lehan.
PanazIa came thru Gunnison two
weeks ago in a big Grant Six car.
which broke down II miles east of
town. He left the car at the Rain
bow Garage to be repaired, saying
he was going to Lake City. Mean
while his description was received at
the Gunnison sherifrs office, and
the officers laid for the fellow,
arresting him upon his return Friday.
Undersheriff J. Reece Of Ouray and
the sheriff Of San Miguel county
came up after Penazza Sunday, rs he
is wanted in both Ouray and Tellu-
ride.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-01
DIR. ROWAN VISITS
GUNNISON THIS WEEK

Dr. ". W. Rowan Of ouray Is .
Gunnison visitor this week, here in
H. interests Of tie Elks Lodgs,
which u becoming quite strong In
r yidnity. . The lodse here now
Dr. Rowan il visiting Baldwin, Crest
q Butte and other county points
while here.
Ineidenfally, Rcwan 4 ths Demo-
aAd ~ = . Delneesak3s yS6r.