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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
"WlLD HONEY"

certain water contract with the Klam-
aln water Users Association and tn,
united states Reclamation Service
which IL u lien on said lands aud
Which the purchaser shall assume
ana pay. Also excepting from said
lands all oils, gases, petroleum, gas
leases, and oil aud minerals of any
KIND or nature whatsoever and cx.
copting and rcscrying tho rights to
enter INTO and upon said lands by
teams, animals. vehicles and pcdcs-
'rians to remove such oil. petroleum,
gnses and minerals. and to drill
thereon. and erect any necessary
rails. roads, buildings and structures
which may be necessary TO driil for
and to remove such gases, mlncrola.
oils and their products and to manu-.
facturc the same:
That tho terms OF sal, shall be- AZ
follows. to-wit; Cash In hand, or not
less than five hundred dollars In
cash, balance secured by note of pur.
chaser. payable In not less than
twclv2 years. and In installmcnts
OF not less than five hundred doliars
per annum: bearing interest at six
per cent per annum. payable annual.
w. said note to be- secured by u mort.
gage on the lands and premises w
sold; all bids to be In writing aud
sealed; and TO be- left at the office OF
u. NJ. Manning. attorney for this
Guardian. In tho American Bank
building as aforesaid: all or any bids
may be rejected and bid accepted
'ha'i De subject to confirmation by
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.

IN THE COUNTY Co,,pr op r,,p
STATE or oRrcoN rnp ri,r:
COUNTY or EI'AW,r,i '''''
In tho N,,,er Of ,h. r,,r,,i,.,t,,
of Tho p.rsn, ,nJ o s,,,n ~ AZ
Manning, nm ays5 ana % in,I., " ,, s w
Motto, "a bcr,h,. .,y,, r., ,,,.
suant to AN order NJ ,hc ,S"y., .n.
titled Cour, dn,,J III, io,h d,v
June. 1899, lircnsiny m. nra.rs,rn.
cd 10 sell tho Lands ,nJ r,,I as,a,,
hercInaft.r described ,hc ,nJ,rs,.n,
ed. will ON and aS,,r thc honr -,
ten o'clock A NJ an Tho lin Iny ~,
July 1929 n, the of,ir. NJ n Al
Manning. n,tornny n, I,v ,n ,n.,
Am.rIrnn Nn,io,., MT n,,iI.,,,'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
By MRS ANNA DICkIE OLEsEN
Nominee for the United States
Senate ON the Democratic
,rlzl.,s A.. Nsl~.-..s.

tVNVt w NtUuVSVtV
CLoQCET. Mimi. July s.--Firs
and foremost I shall represent M.
state in the United States sena,,
as unselfishly and humanity as pos
sible. No one person can brinl
about the millennium or perfec
7 Ctopian conditions.
I will represent no group. NJ
class. no special interest. The tim,
has come for peoples congress tc
declare In all legislation for a peo,
pies government. guarding the in.
terests OF all.
| believe that the treasury OF the
United States should be guarded as
carefully rs protect the small
earnings OF myself and husband IN
our home
I will introduce legislation pat
termed after the farmer loan bill. to
subsidize property owners through
federal aid and make America a
nation of home owners freed from
rent Nightmares.
will fight with all the strength
In me to see that human rights are
made superior to property rights,
and ! will vote against every power.
person aud influence dangerous to
the perpetuity Of free government.
I will especially seek a reopen
ing OF the Ncwberry case. which |
consider a traves,y on our Amer
lean ideals.
I shall increasingly work to bring
these things about:
Abolition OF child labor.
Stimulation OF European trade.
Repeal OF the Esch. Cummings
bill.
Construction OF the ST. Lawrence
to-the-Sea highway.
Reduction OF the present tariff
III.
Careful conservation OF Americas
natural resources for future gen.
Endorsement Of the full program
Of the League OF Women Voters for
women and children.
will do my duty to my country as
First and foremost. I am a wo-
man. After tha, ! am a politician. |
would to my children.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08

Greece and Rome. But the Per-
SLAMS mixed morals and religion
and the Jews copied them and thus
the Christians. Every educated
man, whose intelligence reaches be-
yond his immediate neishborhood
in time and country. realizes that
there are no absolute ethics. but
morals are merely the product OF
the existing forms OF society. vary
ing with it's changes. somewhat like
the bylaws OF a society"
Edward +. Slosson. scientist and
writer on scientific topics:
Religion and science are Siam
ese twins. They die II cut apart.
Science often furnished clear rea-
sons for customs which religion has
for centuries inculculated and which
have aided individuals and nations
TO survive In the struggle for ex-
istence. The Old Testament IL
largely concerned with hygiene.
eugenics and economics: primitive
science. but the best OF It's time
Eugenics will remain barren
branch OF science until It gets be-
hind It "A religious impulse suffI-
cient to make men and women will
ing to sacrifice present and per-
sonai pleasures for distant and
higher ideals. On the other hand
ministers must realize that a church
wedding is not Christian mar
riage II contrary to eugenic prin-
ciples, Science lights the way. Re-
ligion furnishes motive power."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
Faulty No, 1tOS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
| STATE or OREGON FOR kLAM.
ATH COUNTY.
n. Ross Plaintiff vs., y. J. Cowdcn
and A. 7. famaguchi. Defendants,
To y, J, Cowden and \. T. Yam.
aguchi, Defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
lOF OREGON, You and each OF you
are hereby required TO appear and
answer the Complaint OF plaintiff
! filed against YOU In the above en-.
titled suit within six weeks from the
date OF the first publication OF this
summons; and. II you fail so 10
answer, for want thereof plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in his said Complaint. to.
wit;
For Judgment against defendants
and each OF them for $36s.6S togeth-
.cr with SO interest thereon from
August 20. 1919 until paid. after
first allowing a credit OF s,l.6o rs
OF April 20, 1890: also for 500 at.
tcrney fees: also for Plaintiffs costs
and disbursements to be taxed here
in:
For a decree foreclosing the mort.
gage described herein upon the fol-
lowing-described personal property.
to-wit:
One ton inch by twenty-fonr inch
gasoline ditching machine Number :.
built by y. j. Cowden, stockton.
California. and ordering the said pro-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08

shares: 4. =. Pool, Goo. Smythc,
J. Horton, Adam wcidman, William
Patton Estate, G. II. purEdorf. II, j.
O'Brian, Hans Stochslcr Estate, NJ,
=. Nelson and u. j. BaunsAn.
Given by order OF tho board OF
directors Of Spring Valley Telephone
Co., this Sth day Of July, ieaa.
l.. A. STERL. Pres.
A. l., MILLS. Sccy.
TNEO. W. FLACkrS,
\. NJ. ANDERSON,
J. I. COLAHAN.
Board OF Directors.
! S-ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
ON OUR WAY

isAmaiH " snahlng OH lts
~ lethargy and every day 1,
brighter than the day before. Were
over the hump and on the down
grade. with the direction OF our des'
tiny largely In our own hands.
Wherever newspapers are printed
at least In the territory served by the
two large western rail systems. the
Southern and Union Pacifics. men
and women are informed OF the
promised renewal OF work On the
Modoc Northern aud Natron cutoff
just as soon as the ownership OF the
Central Pacific Is settled. and the
consequent development Of new
empire in southern Oregon. centerins
in klamath land.
This railway publicity is focusing
attention upon us. The old days,
when construction OF the Klamath
Fails-Kirk line was building. bid
fair TO come back. The population
that was lost when this construction
was abandoned may be rtgained.
We are. TO use an expressive
phase. sitting pretty" and In more
ways than one.
Northern California has launched a
big development movement that Is
bound. u Il gets results--and from
the way I. starts Il looks like re-
suit gettcr--to overflow into Kiam-
ath.
The first meeting on ways. and
means held by the Caiifornisns in
San Francisco raised a fund OF $780,
600 to start the campaign. Money
talks and the celebrity with whicn the
Native Sons dug into their pockets
speaks volumes for their sincerity
and purpose.
Such spirit Is oommendable and
sets nm example that we may vel!
follow. We understand there Is a
movement on TO stage a celebration
hero this fall In conjunction with
the annual county fair. We're for !
IL. BY fair time, at the present rate /,
of prosperity. there will be enough !,
money IN the community TO finance .
n Worthwhile undertaking.
We're on one OF the last frontiers /,
here. and there is plenty OF material .
available for a frontier week celc- (
bration that will attract yisitorh from
far and wide. II cur railway dreams .
are realized the frontier stage will
soon vanish, and what more fitting
than to celebrate It's passing with
an old-time blowout.
Our county fairs for the past few
years have been amazing In their re-
velation OF the county's productive
ness. With little more effort.
little more general interest. col.
lection can be secured that will give
visitors something worth while TO
look at and persuade some OF them
~ settle and take part in the develop
ment OF this productive land. while
the others will go away as apostles
Of faith in our development.
II would take some money and a
lot OF energy. no doubt. TO put such
u project over but II would be an in
sesiment that would bring big re-
turns. II Is not task for few cit
izens 10 attempt, but IL everybody
lakes a hand II can be made hugely
II looks as II tie time were ripe
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
Summer Schedule of The
Sacred Heart Church

From June IN tili scotcmbcr s.
inclusive. the sunday services IN
III" sac~d Hcart church win D.,
held "a 6:;iO and O:aO. Ilcnrdiction
after the last Mass. On the second
sunday In each month Mass viii be-
NJ 0;3O In klamath Falls and ii:i5
In Merrill.
Corner Eighth and High SIS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice In hereby given that the
directors OF the Spring Valley Tele-
phone Company will ut Hildebrand.
Oregon on August 8. 1929, sell at
private sale by authority OF Article
B. Section 3 OF the bylaws OF said
company. the shares owned by the
following persons who are now del
inQuent In the matter OF payment
Of assessments and fees on said
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08

Judge OF the said court dated June /.
ls22. for tho publication of this
summons for six consecutive aud sue.
cessi'c weeks in The Evening Herald
newspaper. the dat. Of first publica.
'ion of same being Juno =, 1899.
BERT &. THOMAS,
Attorney for plaintiff; Address. Suit,
\. Loomis Building. Klamath Falls
oregon,
j 3-lo-l1.2l-l Isl,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08

Portland " ,iiamctir Iron and
stool works secures $4,000 order
Eugene fruit growcrB' drIcr plan,
90 be- enlarged
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
SKATING RINK OPENS

The skating rink at the scandina-
Wan Hall will open Monday night.
July 10. Hours are 3 10 G and TO
2. Children under IL. l0c: Adults.
35c. Manager, Sam Francis. 7-S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08

Women ought to vote with their
consciences---they don't need their
own political party" she says.
Some day we shall have a woman
president.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08

Salem -yi7.i93 contract award
ed for Old Peoples home
Grants Pay-=liuN factory starts
work employing % men
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08

Myrtle Point to add to pave.
mcnts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08

Dry weather reduces estimated
Oregon wheat crop to 22,2s4.O00
bushels.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
FIRST WOMAN no DE NOMINAL.
ED FOR q. =. SENATE

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Corner Eight, and High sis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-22
Notas de la isla

/ Jtana Rosario. Guillermina Garcia,
Paulina Peia, Ana Otilia Molina, Car
men Maria Fehs, Petra Calderin, Car-
meI Lopez, Felipa Castro, Rosa Maria
Ccrcino, Mercedes Pima, Bautista Lo-
uea, Milagros Cruz. Para cstas sobrc-
salientes joveaes nuestro continue es-
timulo, para la Srta. M. Mau, macs
fra cargo dc las classes, nuestra fe-
licitacion.
Ell BALE DEL VIERNES EN- LA
NOCHE: Fue este organizado por Las
tdictinguidas compaiieras dc la escuela
Aimodovar, Srtas. Clara Hernandez,
Mercedes Carrion, Julia Gonzalez, o.
ST., Fernando Gonzalez, la Sra. Girls
tina G. de Vazquez, acting princi-
pai''. Resu.to este acto social escolar
icuy animado v lucido, Ell que verificose
CT ell amplio salon del edificio Ian
"a, quien gustosamente 10 cedi6 para
tai proposito. Los resultados del mis-
me fueron excelentes importe que sera
dcdicado por los aludidos maestros g
la conpra de juguetes para obsequiar a
los nifios pobres ell las navidades, la
concurrencia fu6 selecta grande, mos
trandose Ia juventud ALI reunida a la
a,tlra cultural que el acto demanGa-
ba, tai como sucle comportarse en- to.
dos los momentos nuestra distinguida
jlvontud Congratulamos los cntusias
tas compaferos por cl exito hermoso
del scto en- general, y ofrecemOs al Sr.
LAMA la gratitud de nuestros compa-
fteros por medic Gle estas lineas.
ReporterO EsCoLAR.
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DBsDE cAGUAs

SEMANA DE SEGURIDAD PU-
BLICA.-z- Previamente invitalos por
eI active enthusiastic inspector de es-
cue;as piblicas, don Bernardo Huyke.
nos reunimos en- la "Escuela Lincoln
lot maestros, ell Hon. Juez Municipal,
Nelson Colberg, ell Lcdo. don Tulio Ro
drigGez. representatives del Municipio
y de las Logias ''Masonicas' "Odd-
fClica', representatives de los "Caba-
lleIos de Colon, de la PoIicia Insular,
de. comercio Y de otras industrias para
elegir ell comite de la campafa para
II Seguridad Piblca dc 1922. Resulto
electo presidente el Hon. Juez Munich
pa de esta ciudad, Ell Lcdo. Nelson
C.iberg. a
ALI Sc discutieron muchos de los
medios que Sc iban poner en- prac-
tica para el bienestar de esta comu-
nidad. Sc acord6 imprimir m extenso
Manifesto" en- Ell que Sc le daban sa-
hias instrucciones todos nuestros ha-
brSantes para reducir al minimum tan
tos academies desgracias. Sc impri-
nlicron unos 1000 ejemplares.
Euestros mejores oradores nos pre-
scntaron su mayor cooperation Sc
diseminaron dia y noche por todos los
sitics de la ciudad, donde Sc aglomera-
Ian las multitudes. Discursos fueron
psonunciados en- los teatros, logias, igie
sias y escuelas. La ''Escuela Supe-
rior,' nos presto su valiosa ayuda pre-
parando j6venes oradores, los que
(Continua en- la pag. 1O)
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NorAs EscoLAREs DE JUNcos

UNA INvITACION A LOS CON-
DoCToREs DE CARROs, A LAS AU
T0RIDADES Y AL PUEBLO EN- GE
NERAL Con cl objoto dc dar la
mayor importancia a la propaganda de
la CAMPANA DE 'SEGURIDAD PU-
ILrCA organizada por el Departamen-
to de Instruction dc los Estados Uni
dos eStamos preparando un debate en-
tire los alumnos de los grades noyeno y
decimo. ell que Sc efectuara el proximo
viernes las seis media de Ia tarde,
hors en- que estaran aqui va de retorno
todos los conductores de carros, quie-
nes han sido va debidamente invitadcs
por los alumnos eontendientes. FL te-
MA debatir es el siguiente: JQUIE-
MES SON Los MAS RESPONSA-
PLEa DE LOS ACADEMIES AUTO
MUVLllIrAS, LOS CONDUUrUnE
DE CARRoS, o LOS vIANDANTES? !?
Los alumnos del d6cimo grado trata-
ran de probar que son los conductores
d. carros, los de noveno, los vian-
dailtes. Esperamos que tanto los conduc
tcres, como las autoridades el pueblo
on general sc dispondran a asistir
tan importante acto.
CONFERENCIA ACERCA DE LA
SEGURIDAD PUBLICA: Una vez Que
los alumnos de los grades noveno y de-
elmo fueron debidamente instruidos en-
clases respecto este asunto. fueron
accommodates dos jovenes de cada gra
do para que diesen conferencias prac-
ticas en- todos los salones del octave
al primero con ell objeto de que iiuS-
trasen los niiios de como podrian
cllos librarse de los peligros que en-
tsaila el transito pnbiico. Ell Sr. Inspec
tos pas0 cartas autorizandolos para es-
te trabsjo Gle acuerdo nuestra re-
comendaci6n los j6venes que men,
cionaremos: Sres Juan Roble Cayeta
NJ Hernandez, del decimo y Sres Mel
chof Cardona y Laureano Pereda, del
Noveno. Esta semana seran recomen-
G7dos otros.
DISTINGUIDoS CABALLEROS QUE
NOS vISITARON: FL dia ounce de
noviembre, fecha luctuosa para Puer
to Rico, por cumplirse el, sexto aniver-
sario de la muertc de nuestro nunca
bien dorado Mnfioz Rivera, CORAzON
DE PUERTO RICO. nos visitaron los
distinguidos caballeros, sefiores Fulgen
clio Pifiero y Jenaro Marchan, qlienes
lsvantaron catedra en- distintos sa.ones
de nucstras escuelas para rendir un
alto y sincere homemade al PADRE
DE LA PATRIA, cnsefiando al mismo
tempo nuestros nifios a amar adj
E,irar sus atlas cumbres, dandoles ade-
mas una hermosa lccci6n de PATRIOTS
mo de estimulo. Reciban nuestro
ar;suso.
FIN Ell SALON DE CIENCIAS DO
bIESTICAs: Nifiss de los diversos gra
dos que descollaron en- Ell trabajo efec-
tuado durante eI primer trimestre: Sc
iforitas Luisa Collazo, Micaela Mulero,
Rosa Palou, Rosini Barreras, Carmen
Marin oantellops, Dolores Gonzalez,
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Ell EQUIPo "MAYAGUEZ" RECI-
BE Ell FATIDICO COLLAR EN- Ell
ENCUENTRo DE LA MANANA / A
o Y ocHo PERLAs PoR LA TAR.
DE AZ

| Teniamos pendiente dos dcSafios con
el renombrado equipo de los cardenales,
y tempo era que vo,vieramos encon.
/ trarnoS Ell nuestro campo para de esta
manera decidir nuestro campeonato SO
Dre los teams de la iSla, porque demos
trado esta que las estrellas de oriente
con sus fulgurantes destellos han eclip-
sado Ell POGO tempo a novenas de pri-
mera clase, y no era justo que habien-
doc hecho asi, quedaran los mayagiie-
zanos bafiandose en- aguas rosadas. Asi
que, ha sido un verdadero sacrifcio en-
cSta OCCASION para la "Humacao Base
Bal Association" contratar los desa-
fios con los muchachos de Tony, pero
por encima del sacrifcio estaba el
bucn nombrc de nuestra novena que ha
| conquistado verdaderos triunfos on to
dos los 'gallineros justo era QUO
Sc hiciese el G.timo esfuerzo trayendo
al Mayagiicz para de esta manera anu
lar Ia derrota Que sufrimos en- cl pa
sado mes de setiembre, volver fgu
rsr como vencidos por estos braves mu
chachos de Ia sultana del oestc.
Circunstancias especialcs justiica
das, evitaron Que tanto en- Q. encuentro
de la mafiana no asistiera mayor nume-
ro de fans dsbido a la sentida
muerte de un enthusiastic fan como 10
fne Ell seiior Luis Recurt, quien di6 i'm
pulse para que Sc levantara en- Huma-
Gao la hga, que hoy todos tenemos un
lugar mas de recreo y diversion. No
obstante, y pesar de 10 antcs expues-
to, pudo llevarse efecto ell concertado
desafio, actuando de umpire ell Capt.
tan Diaz, p. I. dc eSta ciudad.
A las diez en- punto, tomo sus posi-
clones Ell contingelite girls. mieptras
los agresivos rardenales, dtsponianse
fustigar fuertemente la pelota de tai
manera que su triunfo resonara en-
Cabo Rojo, (por NO decir en- Gaia de
Muertos).
Ell staff mayagiiezano era como 81
que: Garcia, pitcher; Paco. catcher;
Marcel, primera; Marcelo, segunda; Pc
rucho, tercera; Guilfuche, short stop;
Manolo, Lii y Caco. felders: por HUI
macao Stars, Camar6n, pitcher; Isa-
ias catcher; Yayo, primera; Moncho,
segunda; cartagena, tercera; Tompson,
short stop; Frank, Agapito, T. Rami-
rez, fielders. Marcel fu6 retirado en- cl
octave inning por la mafiana, Moncho
por Jayase).
PRIMER ENCUENTRO:-Ma -Mayagiiez
Lii rowling Camar6n, Guilfuche
rowling Yayo, Manolo roletea pasa
por campo descubierto cogiendo prime
ra v adelantando segunda. Caco al pa
10 despues de dos strikes Manolo llega
trecera. pero por fy-out al guante de
Thompson, es. sacado Caco. No carrera,
no hit.
Humacao Stars: Yayo es saludado
y recibido con una taxa de ponche,
Frank le regala un bombito a Marcel,
y Cartagena Sc toma Ell tiltirno trag0 de
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Notas de sport

ponche que dejo Yayo on la taza.-ce-
ro, no hit.
SEGUNDO ENCUENTRo:- Marcel,
hyout por Frank. Marcelo roleta ade-
lanta segunda, Perucho da otro toleta-
20 y Marcelo quiere bur,ar Carriage
na y son sacados de out Perucho en-
primcra y Marcelo en- tercora.-C -CERo,
no hit. t.s
/ Humacao Stars: Thompson, la ver-
dad que no sabiamos ell mucho ponche
que habia hecho Mayagiiez,. pues lie re-
gallo otra taxa. al amigo Thompson; Aga
po Sc va en- aeroplano y cae como CO.
hete en- ell guante de Caco, Isaias
"struck out. cERo, no hit.
TERCER ENCUETR0:- Mayagiiez:
Paco, hit cogible por short stop; Gar
Ga abanicado; Lii ro.eta muerta. CE-
RO, un hit.
Humacao Stars:-Camaron trucado,
Moncho base on ball, Ramirez fy-out
por Lii, Yayo rowling out por Gull
fuche. CERo, 10 hit.
I
CUARTo ENCUENTRo:-M -Mayagiiez:
Guilfuche hitea es buIlado por Ea~
mirez; Manolo hitea. coge primera y
adclanta a segunda; Caco coge la base.
y Mano-o robando tercera es Sacado
de out; Caco llega segnnda Marcel
dead BALI adelanta segunda,
mientras Caco va tercera; Marcslo
deja los dos cardenales en- baess por
una roleta a Yayo.-CERo, dos hits.
Hulnacao:--Frank, rowling out; Car
tagena rowing out, Thompson rowling
out cERo, no hit.
QUINTo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
-Perucho roleta-out, Paco fy-out Gar
cia rowling g-out. CERo, no hit.
HumacaO :-Agaplto struck put, l.sa-
ias hitea y cogo base, robando segunda.
0UhAdAOA DooO OtA OolAt 10Y dOO tAOuO Sfb
lor q pesar del fresco que hace, Y Sc
abanica, Ramirez da una roleta por Sc
gunda v tercera en- esq instante
Isaias trata de coger tercera, la bola
lie da en- los pies al correr y es sacado
de out, perdiendo la esperanto de ano-
tarnos carrera en- ese inning ''.-CE-
RO, un hit.
sExTo ENCUENTRO:- Guilfuchs
roleta-out, Manolo roleta, coge prime
ra v al tratar de coger segunda es sa-
cado out por Yayo; Caco struck OUT
QER0, no hit.
Humacao:-Yayo hy-out por Marcel
Frank hitea y coge primera y adeIanta
a segur aa Cartagena secunda Frank
y coge primera. pasando Frank ter
cera. Gran expectation; el temible
Thompson al palo y dos en- bases; pero
ell pobre Sc abanica, casi al borde de
romperse el anfora de la esperanto, Sc
presenta Agapito con un ''three-bag
ger que pone en- berlina los ''fel-
ders'', v Frank como un ''hipoman" So
traga Ia TERRA y es cogido en- brazo al
.llegar al HoGAR. Cartagena hace 10
mismo, pero es sacado de out por Gar
,cEa.-Una Carrcra; 3bb.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-22
STATE INFORMATION BUREAU TO CONTINUE
At JACKSONVILLE, ALTAOUCH STATE HOTEL
ASSOCIATION WTTh1RAWS ITS CONNECTION

JACKSONVILLE. Jan 21.-Throath
the cooperation of the Atlantic Coast
Line railway and the Florida Eas,
Coast railway. the information bureau
IN their joint ticket Office at the cor
ner Of Bay and Hogan streets will be
continued throughout the present win
ter season for the benefit OF all sec
lions Of Florida and hotels of the
state. This announcement fellows
close on the news that the Florida
State Hotel Association withdraws its
Official connection with the bureau
after January Is.
| The information bureau was inau
gurated last October by the hote. as
sociation. the space being donated by
the railways named. ana the assucia
tion left free to handle the work with
no other requirement than the abso-
lutte impartiality OF handling Inquiries
All chambers OF commerce. hotels
communities and Others STRIVING t.
build up the travel To Florida were in
vited to send in their printed matter
matter for distribution. and i most
active campaign was started for tn.
purpose OF educating travellers as &c
the beauty and charm OF all Florida