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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
"Oiln His Undoing.
Baptists Defeat
Methodist Five

The First Baptist church bas-
ketball quintet defeated the Jason
Lee team by score of II to 9 in
the second game of series of the
Salem interchurch basketball
tournament, being played at the
Y. NJ. c. A. The Highland
Friends church took the game
from the First Christian church
by score of is to 8. Both con-
tests were played Saturday night,
Team members were:
First Baptist-Hutchason and
NJ. George, forwards; Milliken,
center; H. Socolofsky and Turner,
guards.
Jason Lee-Perrine and Nc
Kinney, forwards; A. Perrine,
center; Officer and Bonney,
guards.
Highland Friends-B. Tucker
and Lee, frowards; Frazier, CEN
ter; Myers and Carpenter, guards.
First Christian = Merry and
Newton, forwards; Kelley, center;
Don Kelly and Kennedy, guards.
Referee-Alvin Lennon.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
Kahanamoku Will
Turn Professional

Honolulu, Feb. IS. - Du k e
Kahanamoku, Hawai's world
champion sprint swimmer. is now
a professional, F. Fullard Leo,
secretary Of the Hawaiian division
Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
declared recently when the Duke
announced he had signed a con-
tract to apear in motion pictures.
The swimmer and his manager
have formed a corporation to take
motion pictures in Hawaii featur-
ing the Dukes work in the water.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
Vital Games
Pend; Aggies
Here Tuesday

Basketball in the Pacific Coast
and Northwest College confer
ences goes into its vital stage this
week with games scheduled which
will determine both the leaders
and tail-enders for the season. By
the end of the week the relative
standings of the various teams
teams will be practically deter
miney.
Chief interest locally, Of course,
eenters in the two-game series be-
tween the Bearcats and the Ag-
gies, the first of which will be
played here tomorrow night. The
second game will be on the Cor
wallis floor Wednesday evening.
While fighting big handicap in
the way Of weight and experience,
the Bearcats should give the Ag-
gies a creditable battle on the To-
cal floor. Willamette will enter
the game tomorrow night in bet
ter condition than it has played
for several games, it is believed.
Constant battling against heavier
teams had worn the Bearcats
down to their last reserve upon
their return from their northern
trip last week, but the light work
outs since the Pacific game last
Thursday have brought them back
into condition.
What the outcome of the Idaho
Washington games on the Moscow
floor will be is the subject Of con-
siderable speculation, for between
the Vandals and the Hsukies the
championship OF both conferences
Is to be decided. Both games are
scheduled for this week.
The University Of Oregon quin-
tet inyades the southland this
week for contests with California
and Stanford, games which will
decide whether or not Oregon Is
TO be alone at the bottom Of the
percentage list. Oregon needs
about three victories to give it a
vantage point from which to even
peek out Of the cellar.
Whitman climbed up a notch in
the Northwest circle Saturday
night by defeating the Montana
five a second time IS to IT, and
Oregon dropped notch lower by
losing its fourth straight game to
the Aggies "a to 81. The Califor-
MIA Bears repeated their perform
ance OF Friday evening and took
the Pullman Cougars into camp
"a to 16.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
Friends Blamed
For Operations
of Second POnSi

law in his dealings, despite the
shortage Of millions. Bischofi
gave promissory notes for the
money invested with him, the at.
torney said. adding, "a man can't
be imprisoned for non-payment OF
promissory notes if he has not the
money"
Creditors may realize ten cents
on the dollar, the attorney said.
while l welcome government
Intervention, could have pulled
through if they had let me alone
another week." Bischoff said.
Charges Conspiracy.
The oil company of which he
attempted to gain control, Bis
choff said, has extensive holdings
in Oklahoma, as we'll as in Texas
fields. Its stock has a par value
Of 81, he said, but recently it
dropped to % cents.
II became interested in the oil
stock last February he said. 81
kept putting more money into 1t,
until in July I though l owned
every share in existence. But then
l discovered a powerful combina-
tion was fighting me.
More shares began to pop up
Unexpectedly and before long
found that through bucket shot
manipulations l had been buying
duplicate shares.
For the last few months !
have been fighting a losing bat
tie"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13

]. L. Peterson, 2276 north
Front street, has been awarded
government compensation OF SIS
a month for an indefinite period
nv the United States veterans bu-
reau in Seattle, according to infor-
nation received from there re-
Gently. Announcement was made
bv officials of the bureau that
more than s1,OOO,OOO day OF
government money is going direct
ly into the hands of former ex-
service men or their dependents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13

ing at $40 each and are to be
bought by every business man In
town. At present there is no gym
nasium here, and-the basketball
teams have been hindered by haY-
ing no good place to play. the
building will also be used as a
community house and for all en-
tertainments and other high
school activities.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13

While moving west on Mission
street Saturday night, an automo-
bile piloted by Homer H. Best OF
Turner, was struck by car driven
by ]. V. Dencer, according to a
report made to the police. The
Dencer machine had been proceed
ing north on Commercial when the
accident occurred. Damage was
light to each car and no one was
injured, according to the report.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
Hoop Team of
Six Brothers
Seeks Games

X Freeland Park, Ind, Feb. 4
X 13.-The Freeland Park +
X basketball team composed of +
\ five brothers with a sixth X
X brother acting as timekeep- +
4 er, all between the ages OF 4
+ IS and 26, today challenged x
X any team which can play un- 4
X der the same conditions. 4
X x X X x X X X X X X X X \
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13

A touring car was stolen from
Albany Saturday night and Q,
lem police were yesterday reoue,,
ed by Sheriff Kendall, Of Linn
county, to be on the look out 70,
it. The thief was believed to havs
headed this way.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13

Every department in the state
house is observing today as a le-
gal holiday. While the clerical
help in the departments did not
report for duty most OF the de-
partment heads were on the job to
care for any chance visitor who
might have business with the state
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13

AS is shown in the picture, bas-
ketball players accustomed to
wearing glasses need not lay them
aside when playing the game for
fear of an accident to the eyes.
This mask protects against harm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
Youth Arrested For
$4,500,000 Shortage
In Speculations Of
ferS Defense

Chicago, Feb. I3.-Raymond ],
Bischoff, under detention in con-
nection with an admitted shortage
Of $4,5O0,000 as a result OF finan-
cial dealings with approximately
5000 residents of the Chicago
back of the yards" district,
blamed a lucky deal with a
friends $3.50 for the continued
transactions which have involved
him so heavily.
"A friend begged me to play the
market with his money, saying his
creditors were pushing him." Bis
choff was quoted as having said.
II consented, doubling his money
in a week. He told all his friends
and | Immediately was besieged
with similar requests. That was
the beginning OF it,"
"0il" His Undoing.
"Dabblings in OIL" led to his
present status, he was quoted,
after visions of big financial deals
arose when he found how easy it
was to have others give him their
money to invest.
Bischoff's attorney maintains
that the 25-year-old wizard Of
Bubbly Creek" has violated no
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13

Scio, Or, Feb. 13.-The Scio
high school is planning an enter
tainment TO be given some time
in this week in the interest Of the
new gymnasium. Bonds are sell
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
BASEBALL
- REEZES

New York, Feb. 13.--The Inter
national League OF Baseball clubs
met here today for Its annual
schedule meeting and for a vote
on the draft proposal made re
Gently by baseball's advisory coun-
ell.
The Pacific Coast league and
the American Association have
voted down the proposal.
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 13.-
Two new umpires, Jack Reardon
and Jack Carroll, will be on the
Pacific Coast baseball league staff
this season, President w. II. Nc
Carthy announced, Hhe succeed
Phyle and Croter.
The other six umplres, ]. J.
Toman, ]. E. Finney, Nal Eason,
Bill Byron. Pearl Casey and II. Fl.
McGrew were with the league last
season.
New York. Feb. 13.-Charges
of 'tampering" with other club
players recently preferred against
she Brooklyn National club ly
william F. Baker. president Of
the PhiIlies, were answered today
by wilbert Bobinson, manager of
Superbas.
In a letter written at Dover
Hall, Ca, Mr.. Robinson admitted
that he had sought by direct COM
munication the services of Short
stop Fletcher OF the Phillies. Ne
denied. however. that he intended
any wrong.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
Sport Briefs

Havana.-Billy Barton, with
w. Kelsay in saddle, won second
successive time the national hand,
leap and set new record for this
race Of 1851 "a for the mile and
eighth.
Kansas City. - Frank Troeh
Vancouver, Wash, Frank Etchen
Coffeyville, Kansas, and w. G.
Warren, Yerrington, New, tied
for first place in race for inter
national amateur flyer champion
ship last event of eighteenth an
nual mid-winter trap-shooting
tourney.
Chicago riders
composing IA teams, got away al
. o'clock last night on six-day
bicycle race.
Shreveport.-Leo Diegel, New
Orleans, won Shreveport open
tournament, turning in a card OF
141 for 36 holes and 375 for en-.
tirt 72 holes OF medal play.
Minneapolis-Ragnar Omtvedt
Norge Ski club Chicago, wor
northwest ski title with 24t
points.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-13
Thomas Greek
Bridge Not Yet
Open To Travel

scio, Or, Feb. 13.-The bridge
over Thomas creek is still in a
half finished condition, due TO bad
weather and lack Of material. Re-
planking was started two weeks
ago. and the old boards were re-
laid when it was found that the
new lumber was two feet too
short. County Commissioner Toms
said new material would be deliT-
cred by the county as soon as
weather conditions permit.
Scio. Or, Feb. 13-John Sticha,
city recorder, who has been ap-
pointed postmaster. has announ-
ced his intention Of resigning his
city office. The city council will
appoint a successor as soon as his
resignation is rendered.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-04

tee Of the law relative TO sales Of real e.
tate under execution. for ths purpose Of real
isins the amount 20 found due The plaintiff
y Aforesaid. with interest," costs. disbun-
ments and commissions on said sale:
. Now. Therefore. publie notice \ hereby
given that will. on Saturday the goth day Of
May. A. D.. 1922. At the hour Of eleven o'clock
in the forenoon Of that day. At the east front
door to the County Court House. in Greeley,
County Of Weld. and State Of Colorado. sell
and dispose Of the property. lying and being
in the County Of Weld. and known and DE-
scsibed - follows:
The North Half (NH) Of Section Thir.
ty-two ta2). Township Nine (s) North.
Range Fifty-eisht tss) West Of the Sixth
Principal Meridian,
At public suction. for cash In hand, To thu
highest and best bidder
FRANK N. HALL.
Sh9in. County Of Weld.
By A. J. Luther, Under Sheriff.
First publication. April q. 1922.
Last publication. Nay IS. 1872.
Harry Z. Churchill. Attorney for the Plaintiff
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
Department Of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
April 20, 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that yern Schraek.
af Stoneham. Colorado. who. on July 8. 1917.
made Homestead Entry. Serial No. o26s03.
for sen. Section 10 Township North.
Range SO West Of the 9Th Principal Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make final
three year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before the Register and
Receiver, U. S. Land Office. At Sterling. Colo
rado. on the sth day Of June. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Camille Carton, Robert Hoa. Thomas veith.
Ben Willich. all Of Stoneham, Colorado.
4.27 So E. T. CONQUEST. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-04
YE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
Know all We good people
Surrounding our town,
n ynur raa npra hraak IN

Know all ye good people
Surrounding our town,
II your reapers break up
Or your mowers break down.
Just bring them to Noyes.
The place for repair,
Where everything's fixed
That's been on q tear.
1t may be a planter,
A disc, or a rake.
A wagon or buggy,
Fifth wheel, or a break,
A tongue, or a pole,
A reach, or thill-
Just send your old iron
To pay up your bill.
You may have a cushion
That's out Of repair,
And want 1t stuffed full
OF excelsior or hair;
1t may be buggy top,
Socket or bow,
For which Noyes' prices
Are reasonably low.
II you're wanting new wheels,
Either heavy or light.
The Red Front Shop
Will fit you out right.
We furnish new tops,
Tires, bodies or stubs,
And repair your old wheels
From the tires to the hubs.
We sometimes fix castings
That are hard ones to do,
But when they are done
They're as good as new.
So when you are in need
or job quite complete,
Just give Noyes a call.
Any day in the week.
Then go home rejoicing
And bear In mind
That Noyes' Repair Shop
Is the best you will find
G. l.. Noyes
West Side Central Avenue,
south OF trac
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-04
SHERIFF'S SALE

County Of Weld.
State Of Colorado.
In The District Court Within and for The
County Of Weld. Colorado
No. $500.
7. z. SEWERS. Plaintiff.
VS.. } DECREE
Homer II. Northur. First Ma
tional Bank Of Sterling, Col
orado. = Banking corpora
ton: A. L. Hoaglund. An
drew b. Ellis. Ray Butler
and l. E, watenpaugh. }
Defendants
Under and by virtue Of a decree and order
Of sale entered In the District Court in and
for the County Of Weld. Colorado. on the 22nd
day Of April A. D.. 1922. wherein II Is de-
creed that there is due the above named plain
ing corporation: A. L. Hoavlund. Andres
defendants, Homer H. Northup. The fi-s,
National Bank Of Sterling. Colorado. a Bank
ing corporation; A. l.. Hoaglund. Andrew
B. Ellis, Ray Butler and l. Z. Watenpaugh
on a certain note. deed or mortgage the sum
OF FIVE HUNDRED THRTY-N1NE and
4O-l0o ts5ss.to) Dollars and in and by virtue
Of said decree and order Of sale. the under.
signed FRANK N. HALL. Sheriff. County Of
Weld. IN authorized. directed and empowered
to expose for sale certain property here
matter described. at public auction, af-
ter giving notice Of the time and place Of
said sale according to the course and prac.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
QepaHtment af the Inferior


Department Of the Intssier
U. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
March 81. 1922.
Notice b hereby given that Edward r.
SCHNEIDER. Of Fort Morgan, Colorado. who.
on May s. 1919. made Additional Homestead
Entry. serial No. o2so5s. for swA. Section
IS. Towship North. Range 5s West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of inten.
ton to make final three-year Proof. to estab-
lish claim to the land above described. before
Clayton G. Rickle. County Judge. at Fort Nor.
gan. Colorado. on the sth day Of Nay. 1922.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Frank o'Neill. Of Denver Colorado. Joseph
Wurster. c. B. Howell, George Z. Chapman.
all Of Fort Morgan. Colorado $50 l-27
E. tt CONQUEST. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-04
FOR SALE

Library Table, Heating Stove.
Dresser, Bed, spring and mattress:
Duofold; Rocking chair; Dining ta-
Bile; Oil heater; 3-burner Peerless
oil stove, with oven; Refrigerator;
Flower box; Kitchen chairs; Ice
cream freezer. / " gallon; Book rack
and some lard. l.. G. Erford.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-04
Will Sacrifice Piano

For quick turnover will sacrifile
price. Piano in our possession In
Sterling and must be moved at once.
Easy payments. Write quick for par
ticulars to the Denver Music Compa-
ny at Denver, Colo 41-3
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-05-04
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
STATE or COLORADO, }

County Of Weld.
In the County Cssrt, In Prsbats,
In the Estate Of
No. 23si.
George W. Summer. Deceased.
All persons having claims against ssid -
tate are hereby notified 70 present them for
adjustment 10 the County Court Of Weld
County. Colorado. on Monday. ths 9Th day
Of June. 1922. = the hour Of 10 o'clock.
A. n.
H. L. Fkken.
Administrator Of said Etats.
Thomas A. Nixon. Attorney for the Estate.
First publication April 8. 1922.
Last publication May I. 1922.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-17
40 Sc SUSlEVO El
GENERAL PEREZ

Por % que hace a los rumores que
haoian c:rculado en- esta. references
a que el general CastuIo Perez Sc ha-
bta levan;ado en- arrnas contra el go
bierno federal II Secretar!a de Cue
IRA MEGA Ia version. aseSurando que
aver te,egrafi6 el militar de ref=ren-
cia. iniornando que Sc encuentra a
dicto al Sobierno.
Perez envi6 Su menSaje de Ninati-
tiau. oicieado que Sc p-epara para We
mir esta capital con el ohjeto de in
forular al PreSidente Ohreg6n de 10
que GIdrre por las reSioncs G@:Ge Sc
en1u,ntra, pe-o que ca-ecs absolute
rcHts ,S verdad Ia su5icvaciGn que
So }e ~ atribuido.
Aver fue-on tCaidos a esta capital
SilveStre Castro Pedro Magaia.
complicadoS en- Ia Sublevaci6n de Sa.
vador Gonzalez, ocu-rida en- e. Esta-
do de Guerrero.
Estos individuos fueron capturados
Ell cl Estado anteS msncionado. Y al
conducfrseles a esta capital Sc les
trajo con tcdo = SuS familias. las que
temiendo que Castro y MaSana sean
fuSiladcs en- virtUd dc las responSa-
biidadeS quo parecen resultarics de
n Sublevaci6n anteS mencionada. Sc
han dirigido 4 IA Suprema Corte So
iicisando anparo en- favor de los reos
Il cudl fus concedido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-17
FL CASO DE LA FAMLLIA MEXICANA ASESLNADA
SIGUE DESPERTANDO LNUSlTADA SENSAClON
Las rezan esurzos nauos pare eecer Ell cmen
Ell CONSULADO GENERAL
ESTARA DE NUEVO EN-
SAN ANTONIO
Ell lunes proximo Sc traslada.
rG de la ciudad de Laredo,
donde Sc encuentrd

De manera Official Sc ha comuni-
cado Dor la Secreearia de Relac!cnes
al Consul General en- Laredo, Texas.
sahor ENRIQUE D. Ruiz al, Consul
en- esta, senior Leandro Cara Leai,
el movimiento translado de of;ci-
mas. de conformidad con la disposi-
ci6n que recientemente Sc dict6. Y
de la cual LA PRENSA oportuna-
uente inform6 a sus lectores.
El senor Cara Leal dijo aver que
para la semana entrante el Consul
hdo General de Laredo, Texas, seria
transladado a esta ciudad, y que des
de Iuego principiaria funcionar,
quedando San Antonio, Ell tai virtud-
elevado a Ia categorfa de Consulado
General de SeGunda, caracter que tu
vo hace amos.
Ell movimiento consular acordado
data la remcci6n de dos de los re-
presentantes consulares. Son clos el
Consul en- esta. Cara Leal. que pa
sara con igual cardcter al Consula-
do de Los Angeles. California, el
seior Ismael NJ. Vazquez, que ocu-
p6 el puesto de Consul en- Brownsvi-
lie, Texas. y que ahora pasara a
Laredo para encargarse del Consuia-
do Particular que quedara en- aquelta
ciudad fronteriza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-17
Tn lder obrero declare que eI Presidente Oregon
habia aconsejado los huegustas que no
desistieran en- su actitud hasta que c.
diera la Cia de trenes electricoS
ENTREVISTADO Ell PRESIDENTE NEGO QUE
HlIBIERA DADO TALES CONSOLES A
LOS JEFES DEL MOVIMIENTO

ra sera relativa fzcilmsnte con-
tro;ada- pues que. reStando a los ob-c
-os ese elenento dssolverce que -
ha infiltradc entire ellos. eStoS con
mayor facilidad Sc lograr& que en-
tren 4 "a raz6n. maxine cuando en-
su injustificada actitud no han en-
contradc eco en- otras parties del pals
en- donde esperaoan ser SecUncaooS
por las claseS laboCanteS.
De es;o Sc ha venido en- coHoc!-
miento poc las declaraciones hechas
en- esca capital -por el Jete del De
partamento del Traba 10 que aCab2
de reg-esar dc loo distritos industrial
les &c Orizaba y Pushla y dc Puer-
10 Mexico. a donda fue para confe-
-erciar con los obreroS y t-aIa- dc
evitar IA huelea en- aquellos lugres.
Ii Jefs dc csc Departa.nento. Sc
gun i3form6 aver. reSes0 Sitisfecho
del resultado de su viate. pueS dice
que deSpues de confe-enciar con to-
dos los greulioS obreroS. loS-o con-
vencerlos de que no debian secundar
"a hoelca de FeracruZ y IA C1udad
de MEXICO en- virtud de que Esta era
por denas injuStificada Y no 50 ira
"a va en- este case dc luchar po7 e.
t-iunfo dc ciertos principles y pre-
tenSiones justas &c las classes la5oran
teS .sino dc imporier un simple capri
cho que no Gene raz6n de ser.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-17
eSos NIAcS

Hay muchos pcquehines de meTos
de tres amos de cdad que crecen ra-
Quiiicos, cnfernizoS, como florec!llas
faltaS de Savia que van POGO POGO
decolor4ndose hasuI agostarse total
menIc: hay nuchos nihoS faltos de
fuerza y dc salud, y todos esos ninos,
en- IA mayori. de los casos. sufren por
n carencia de un mctodo aprcpiado
dc alimentaci6n.
No IS el caso Dquf referir las ma
drcS 10 que prescribe Ia medicina
rnoderna en- CStos caSoS &c falta de
salud on los infantes. pcro ST con-
vicne decirlcs que Ia simple Iaz6n
indica Que el niho deae d. recibir en-
Sus primeros amos eSmerada aten-
ci6n para prcpara-le Il entrar de lie
no 4 Ia vida fucrte y v:SoroSo. Como
Ia planta que mace y nccesita del ric-
go dc La accnci6n para que su talie
Sc fortifique V crezca Sallardo. e. nj
no requierc Ia mano Saba del jardi
nero dc la vida. quo es "a madre. pa
IA cruzar airo5o pcr los primeros
amos de su infanci3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-17

Dec,lracicneS de esta naturaleza
correspondent Ia sehor!ta Stone, del
Departanento de Enfermeras de Ia
cludad. quicn a hab.ar aver con un
repo-tero de este diario dijO que
aungue Ia version habfa llcgado con
cicrtos viscs De vevdad. elias aun no
Sc reSolvian a aceptarla como cie--
IA y que primero invcStigarfan el
case a fin dc poder formu!a- sobre cI
particular I'M juicio concrete.
Interrogalnos a Ia Senorita Stone
para que nos dipra que uso O que
aplicac:6n Sc hallaban dardo = la le-
che las personals de- quienes Sc refe-
rian aQuellas quejas, y SC nos con-
test6 que Sc tcnia conccimiento de
aiSunas mad7es que no comprendlen-
do 10 it'll necesario que eS para SuS
hijitos n sana alimentaci6n de Ia le-
che, conforane reciblan 6sta CT las
estaciones distrt6uidoras. Ia ilevaban
para entresaria al esposo. al hernia
nc. al hijo mayor cue sc encontra-
ba t-zbajando en- a!guna obra dc IA
C;udad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-06-17
UNA LABOR DE
INVESTIGATION

"NueStra labor en- el asunto de Luz
clio Bla1co Sc h. concretado 4 inves-
tiSar el case. a formar una recopiia-
cion de todos los infornes que Sc han.
obt"nido a esclarecer el punto fin
de rendir el informe circunstanciado
que nuestro Gobierno desea tener del
asunto, por estar re.acionado este
en- c!erta forma con IL materia in
ternacional.
''Cierto es que en- nuestrcs traba5os
nos vimos estrechamente ligados con
los ageAtes del Procurador de Distri-
TO de Laredo. Texas, Mr.. Wallis. pero
nos concreiamos a ayudarIos a ellos
en- sus investigac;ones para contar
tambien nosotros cen su ayuda en- las
Iabores que por nuestra parte re-
niamos realizando. pero no pasamos
de ALI. nj podiamos ilesar a mas pues-
TO que el asunto estaba enteramente
fuera de nuestras atribuciones no
tocaba a nosotros perseguirlo de cfi-
clio ante ningun tribunal"
POGO mas adelante. el inormante
Paea la 5a- Pag.)