davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-10-18

main shall be subject to a penalty
or fine in the sum of not less than
$500 nor more than $4,000 and in
default OF the payment OF such fine
to be imprisoned in the city Jail of
the City OF Rawlins. for a period of
not exceeding thirty (3O) days for
each offense.
Section 3. That it is unlawful for
any person, persons or corporation
to burn said rubbish or combustible
material described in Section /,
within the said fire limits of the
City of Rawlins, and upon violation
thereof shall be subject to a fine of
not less than $500 nor more than
$4,000 and in default of the pay
ment OF said fine to be imprisoned
in the City Jail of the City Of Raw
Inns for a period of not exceeding
thirty 800 das for each offence.
Section 4. ALI ordinances oil parts
of ordinances in conflict with this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section s. An emergency exists
and is so declared to exist by the
Board Of Trustees of the City OF
Rawlins. and this ordinance does
take effect and be in full force from
and after its passage and approval.
Passed and adopted this 10th
day of October. A. d. 1928.
HENRY PERRETT.
President of Board of Trustees.
Attest:
Eta D. Steward.
City Clerk.
Approved this 10th day OF October
A. d. 1923.
ROBT. II. HOPKINS,
Mayor.
, 1923-10-18
AN ORDINANCE

Concerning the Burning, of Paper
Rubbish and Other CombustibTc
Material within the Incorporated
Limits of the Cit of Rawlins and
Regulating Notice OF Removal
Thereof.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF
RAWLINS:-
Section 1. That from and after
the passage of this ordinance it shall
be unlawful for any person or per-
sons conducting a business or pro-
fession or residing within the fire
limits of the said City of Rawlins
as now designated by Ordinance or
, 1923-10-18

FOR RENT-One sleeping room.
strictly modern. Inquire 10S W.
Pine. 9-2O-tf
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

Elizabeth Lyle of Peck is VISITING
with Irene Farley this week.
James MCGEE drove a bunch of hog
to Peck to ship Wednesday. Charles
Coon and Jack MCGEE assisted in the
drive.
"A. nj. Melcum started for his home
at Asotin Wednesday, after spending
the winter here with his brother, Roy
Meleum. Ralph Melcum accompanied
him for few days visit.
NJ v. Pickett lost a valuable horse
Monday morning
Chas. Coon visited over Sunday with
friends in Nezperce.
DIR. Crocker came out Sunday to
look after sick cow at Chas. Coon g
place and sick horses at Ben Powell 3
and M. V. Puckett's farms
Several relatives and friends gath
cred at the Ben Powell home Sunday
and spent the day.
Tuesday a number of relatives and
friends gathered at the Jim Niece
home to help Mr.. McGee celebrate his
birthday.
Vivian McGee is on the sick list
VIM. ingram made the first auto
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

Mrs. Sam vorhies is in receipt of {
letter from her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Tur
ner, who is confined to the hospital
in Phoenix, Ariz., on account of lung
trouble, and it conveys the good news
that the patient is getting along nice
ly and is not running any tempera-
ture. The letter also states that Lloyd
expects to leave for Nezperce in q
short time. Mrs. Turner'S many old
friends here viii be glad to learn of
her Improvement, and all hope it may
continue and prove permanent.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

have them do unto you" / say, let .
do unto Others as they have been do
ing unto YOU
The above figures are facts.
I placed challenge in your paper
some time ago that went unmolested.
/ further ask through your columns
for any one, either in or out of the
county, to comment, find fault or pro-
duce better method, as we sure need
method, and the best Is none too
good. say, let 3 get busy. Put your
article through The Herald, where all
can read it Thank you,
O. A. Roupe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01
ORIGINAL OF "Huck FiNNs

Huckleberry Finn was draw
from real life. Barney Farthing, the
original of Mark Twain's most fs-
nous character, died pauper in
1917, having spent the last years OF
his life in county almshouse not
far from the little town where he
and Mark Twain were school-fel-
lows. So closely was Barney Earth
ing identified with the hero of the
novel that for years he answered TO
the name of Huck. Barney made
the coffin in which he was buried
made it in protest against the out
rageons prices of the coffin trust.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01
CHEAP MONEY.

Money for farm loans is %
Plentiful, and as cheap as y
ever been known In the histd|
OF the Prairie. You may a!
nave the privilege of paying I
or part at any interest pay dat
II is usually better to anticip
your wants in this respect %
make arrangements for a loan s
lew weeks in advance. It Coz
notning to learn the details {
our contract. and I will be gu
20 help figure out the loan ba
suited to your needs.
York Herren, Agent !
Union State Bank Bldg, No
perez.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

Joe Peterson has crew of men at
work revamping the old Artic Theatre
building on Main Street preparatory
to its occupany by John Carlson 3
Toggery. This win be an improve
ment that the whole community win
join John in enjoying. This building
is much in need of being brought up
to the more presentable appearance of
its neighbors, and Mr.. Carlson 3 bust
ness has long since merited classified
ton with the Main Street lineup.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01
THE WORM TURNS

sMrs. Peckton talks of entering :
larger sphere of usefulness"
"Does she contemplate a political
career?"
Eyes, and that brought forth an
uitimatum from Mr. Peckton. He
told her he had been an obedient
husband ever since the preacher
spoke the fateful words that made
them mau and wife, but she needn't
expect him to go around handing
out her campaign cards. He'd die
first. Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01


Whersfore, pursuant to an =,
II. W.. Niles, probate judge ! y
court, notice is hereby given H.. =
same waii BE- heard on Tuesday, ~.
airy "a, 1923, at 10 O'Clock ! s''
said day, at the court room i
court, in Nezperce, county Of ~
state of Idaho, at which time j, "
sons interested in said estats v
creditors and heirs, may appes, g s.
show cause why petitioners y
should not be granted. Nv
Dated this 31st day of Januarv IL
(Seal) H. w. Niles ~ ~ 'ss
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

erryM.Har
Chairman
message /
xeconmenda
Gonnittee
end I am g
lagislation.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

trip of the season to Nezpercs on Wed
nesday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Longeteig mo-
tored TO Lewiston and spent the week
at the bedside of Mrs. Longeteig Is
niece, who has been in the hospital
there.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01
Notice OF Hearing Petition for orde,
and Decree.

Notice Of Hearing Petition for orde
and Decree,
Lydia A. Black, the heirs of aaif
Determining the time of death OF
deceased, degree of kinship, and the
night of descent of the real proper
4 ty belonging to said decedent.
1 In the probate court of the county
of Lewis, state of idaho. In the mat.
ter of the estate of Lydia A. Black.
i deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ]. NJ.
Bryant has filed in this court his me-
tition, duly verified, showing that Ly.
dia A. Black died intestate on or
about the 18th day of June, 1908. at
Russell, county of Neg Perce. state of
Idaho, being at the time Of her death
q resident of said Russell, county Of
Nez Perez, state of Idaho, and leavino
an estate or interest in real property
situated in said Nez Perez county
(now Lewis county,, Idaho, described
as follows, to.wit:
The N1la sE1A Sec. 9. Twp. IS MI
N. !, Z. B. M, Containing 80 acres.
that your petitioner is now the owner
OF said property; and that said peti.
TONER prays the court that a time be
fixed for hearing said petition; that
notice of the time and place OF such
nearing be given to all persons inter.
ested IN said estate, both creditors
md heirs, as provided by law, and for
Judgment and decree of said court
'dludging and decreeing: "A
lst-That at the time of the daoaa 4
i said Lydia A. Black she was tbs !
wner and holder of said described J
cal estate;
2nd-That more than two vo.r
ave elapsed since the date of TIA
eatn OF said Lydia A. Black; that at
le time of her death she was se;zed
an estate of inheritance in tbo
Dove described land, and that no an.
lcation has been made for the an.
ointment of an administrator of the
tate of said deceased.
ord-That said Lydia A. Black de-. !.
ased, left surviving her, as her next 3
Kan and heirs at law, the following 4
med persons, all of legal age to,wit. p
ldrew ]. Black, her surviving bus. y
no, residing at Russell, Idaho: Sam. 5
, .. Black, son, residing at Rus. !,
y Idaho; the same being all of the :
lra OF said Lydia A. Black. de-.
lsed.
lth-That upon the death of said nj.
ola A. Black, the right of descent ev ,
and to the above described Land of
ted in Andrew ]. Black. SURVIVING ba
oand, and Samuel J. Black. son mr.
!, their heirs and assigns. It
th-That all persons claimino M 10,
rest IN said estate of the land mo
We described, either as heir at law feu
IS creditor of said Lydia A. Black moi
'ased, adversely to the said ]. M our
ant his heirs and assigns, be for. 70
NJ e. -, suit
decree and judgment, as to ths n
may seem just and meet. nas,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

DR.. E. Taylor and John Wright Of
the Alpine section this morning took
the latter's young son to Lewiston for
an operation for the relief of pus for
nation in the plural cavity, following
a recent attack of pneumonia
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01
Money
Will Not
Buy

A picture of that
baby after it has
grown up and has
wandered away fror
home, but with a
few cents, a little
care, and some
pleasure, you can
arrange for the
baby and yourself
a most interesting
record and a pre-.
cious keepsake.
| you have a cam.
era USE 1T
if you haven't one
we have them for
sale at the current
price.
ssOUR EXTRA
GLOSSY FINISH"
is second to none
and we give you
service and guar
tee satisfaction.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

The foil,

The follt
Washington
daily press :
eyes of agri
ground that
table return.
new day of
The govern
price guaran1
aer q bill int
Senator Coco
The basis of
bin provides,
northern 81
grain standar
TO be used i,
other grades.
The bill p
body to be k
bilizing corpo
of the secret
two other pc
president. I
have a capite
10 shares of a
stock would
held entirely
government.
Inc corpora
directed by
cash, at the {
which is of a
United States
and which is
States during 1
1925, upon de-
pal warehouses
Seattle, MINES
Buffalo Calves
q ork and at 5
may be specifi|
Every wareh
the United Sta
to take out a Il
under regulatio
poration. PenaI
unjust practices
sees, such as q
missions
The corporate
pose of the WI
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-02-01

Every dog has his day.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
A LA. LUZ DE LA PANTALLA
Polo Negri tomara parte en- tres gram
des peliculas de Ia Paramount
durante ell ano.'

Ell primer aiio de su llegada a Anne
RIGA, promote ser el mas active ell
mas importante en- Ia carrera artistica
de la erninente interprete cinemato-
grafca Pola Negri. 81 estreno de Ia
primera pelfcula interpretada por la
popular actriz polaca, intitulada BE
la Donna, es esperado con verdadera
irnpaciencia pot los aficionados cine
matograficos de los Estados Unidos.
En- vista del interes demostrado por
el phblico, Ia enapresa Paramount tie
ne en- preparation otras dos pelfcu-
las para ser interpretadas por Pola
Negri: Gel frauden (The Cheat), y
ADon Cesar de Bazans. Ambas PEE
liculas serah presentadas con ell lujo
que es caracterfstico en- las produc-
clones de esta ernpresa.
La refulgente estrella de la Para
mount alaba sin reservas los metodos
empleados en- Ia tecnica cinematografi-
fica americana, pues los considera in
mepsamente superiores los europeos.
Hay que tener en- cuenta que Pola
Negri ha interpretado peliculas en- los
escenarios cinematografcos mas fa-
mosos de Europa, estando, de consi-
euiente, perfectamente capacitada pa
ra expresar su opinion en- este asun-
to. Cuando Pola Negri hubo contem-
plado La proyecci6n de Ia pelictlla ''Be-
Ia Donna, en- e estudio de IL Para
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14

mount, su entusiasmo fue tan grande,
que inmediatamente transHiti6 el si-
guiente telegrama a Jesse L. .Lasky,
primer vicepresidente v director ge-
neral de production de la Famous Pla-
yers-L Lasky Corporation.
mo sc como expresarle a usted la
admiration que me ha producido la
proyeeci6n de la pelicula BELLA Don
ma. En- mi opinion, este "flm" no
es solo Ell mejor que he interpretado
EN- mi vida, sino la mas interesante
pelicula que he visto. Es un placer
muy grande el yer que una pellcula
en- la que todos hemos colaborado con
tanto entusiasno, resnlta q IA medi-
da de nuestros deseos. Ne ha sidc
impossible resistir, Ia tentaciQn de CO.
municarle por TELEGRAPH Ell placer que
experimento en- estos momentosH
La pr6xima pelicuIa Gel fraude'
(The Cheat, en- Ia cual Pola Negri
interpretara el papel de protagonista,
sera dirigida por George Fitzmauri-
ce, quien dirigi6 tannbien IA inlpre-
sion de Bella Donna No Sc ha de-
cidido todavia a que director de Ia
Paramount Sc confara Ia direction de
don Cesar de Bazany, pero Sc ase-
gura que el director de esta interesan-
te pelicula hist6rica; sera uno de los
mas eminentes "metteursy dc IL I'M
dustria cinematografca americana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14

~ q
cerradas las puertas de la catedralI
del Rojo y Ell Negro mientras no de-
yuelve el prestamo recibido. ! estas1
pobres almas en- pena Sc buscan Y sos
tienen con la fraternidad de Ia des-
gracia.
Antes de. las diez de la mamma,
hora en- que enlpiezan los jtlegos, va
ocupan los bancos que consideran dc
su propiedad Losldue Sc alejan a
mediodfa para alinerzar son reempla-
zados por otros que no saben d6nde
un hamprientoi puedeqt eonsegalir un al
muerzo. Sc ceden cortesmente los
asientcs, verdes, deste los cuales pare.
cen espiar la escalinata del tenffi,a
prodigioso, v asf permanecen fornan-
do grupos. unos encosidos, otros de
pie, hasta que llega la noche y Sc des-
bandan con la Illusion de que ell dfa 81
gtriente sera mas propicio.
Todos, mientras eyocan su pasado o
cuentan historias de gananeias mara
villosas en- ell jucgo, miriam con enyidia
"a los feiices que suben bajan los
peldaios alfombrados de la escalina-
TIA. Sus ojos son admiratiyos v iris
tes, como los del, 6brio ante la ipqerta
cer1ada de una bodega, como los del
meifin6mano falto de. dinero junto al
kescaparate de la yfarmacia. De yez en-
euando estos nlaltratados por la Suer-
| te fhtentanl lvDlver hacia ella con Ela
esperanza de que los& acaricie. Ras-
can: todps ell fendo. de sus hQlsillos.
Los. aioinbres -sadaii siilsiheaas osbi3efes
fnfimos entire Iaigass de- pan Y bfiznas
de tabaeo. las nlnjeIes extraen Sde
sus sbolsos IN linero niaiichado de
polves de arroz o,eolorete para los
labios. Las "afmas del p,lrgatoIio
sienten5alila fe repentina EN- deterni-
|3nado ndmero, aceptan como eindiseu-
tible la nueya jugada que les propone
el mas viejo del grupo.
Sienpre encuentran algdn amigo q.
no ha tornado el ssyiatieo' y puede en-
trar en- las salas pdblicas. Sc lie en-
trega sin miedo el capital de Ia So
ciedad, rcpitienlo, con abundantes de
TALES, como debe arriesgarlo. A ma
die Sc lie ocurre sentir desconfianza.
Este embajador no puede faltar a la
lealtad que Sc deben los desgraciados,
ouedhn todos en- angustioso silencio.
Miriam fijamente las puertas del Ca
sino, creyendo yer cada instante la
reaparici6n del enyiado en- 10 alto de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14
I ToDos Los PoRT0RRIQUENos
RESIDENCES EN- ESTE PALS.
oueridos compatriotas

Queridos compatriotas
Despues de una serie de intentos in
fructuosos, en- que distintas agrupa-
clones puertorriquenas han tratado de
nnir nuestros esfuerzos para defender
nos Y ayudarnos mutuamente, nos en-
contramos hoy en- la misma situaci0n
de antes, debidoea que siempre, hemos
respondido con una indiferencia. pas
mosa a todo cuahto Sc ha hecho, a
pesar de todo ESQ hemos seguido vi
yiendo nuestra vida de aislamiento Y
apatfa sin preocuparnos de nuestro
porvenir y olvidados unos de otros.
Esa es la causa por la cual cada yez
que un puertorriquefio cae en- desgra-
cia no encuentra protection nj ampa-
ro; pues no tiene d6nde dirigir sus
miradas en- busca de un refugio.
Mnchos casos podrfamos citar de
compatriotas que han sido vfctimas de
ese aislamiento abrumador, mas, no
es nuestro deseo reproducir verbal
mente esas tragedias espeluzantes Y
ST queremos apresurarnos a buscar re-
medic para elias Y a eyitarlas a todo
trance.
Cual es pues, el paso fundamental
para La Immediate conjunction del NAL
que apuntamos? LA UNION... Ell
acercamiento de todos los ,puertorri-
quefios.
De manera que, Ia hora solemne de
unirnos ha Aegado!
Basta va de vanos prejuicios y de
indiferencia circunstancial. Perma.
necer aislados significarfa4 la inevita-
BILE anulaci6n de nuestra colonia en- es-
te pals Y la perpetuaci0n de esas des.
yentajas que acarrean Ell extravfo y el
sufrimiento de los que permanecen
lejos de la vida de relaci6n de la co
lectividad borinquefia.
Ademas. es menester pensar en- nues
tro porvenir. No podemos 1nirar cor
!. indiferencia los elocuentes augurios
del momento actual, porque entonces
nunca llegarfamos a estar preparados
para resolver los mdltiples problemas
de nuestra vida en- los dfas yenideros
de mas consistente progreso y de mas
amplia justicia Y libertad.
Por tales razones hemos crefdo inn
perativo el fundar una asociacion que
sea como una egida para todos nues
tros uompatriotas. Y esta egida for
midable es de hoy en- adelante Ell Clut
Cfyico Puertorriquefo que tiene sus
oficinas salones de actos en- la casa
ndmero 3o3 oeste de la calle % dc
esta ciudad. Hi i {
-Dicho Club, sera de hey ell adelapts
la. casa de todoss ALI esta el hogal
de todos dirigiIo por individuos con
:cienzudos que estan dispuestos d labo
rar constantemente por ell bienestm
de nuestros compatriotas.
Este. Club Sc propone, en- ell desen
volvimiento de sus actuaciones. cfvicas
laborar por ei mejoramiento econ6mi
co, polftico y social de todos los puer
torriqueiios resideptes en- este pals
y, al mismo tempo desarrollar una po
Utica de amor Y de concordia que es
treche los vfnculos de afecto v de her
mandad, entire el pueblo americana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-14

= 2 q i =
no ha jugado nrnca." Una populari-
dad que no todos pueden conquistar."'
Hace cinco afios que frecuento Mon
tie Carlo entro diariamente en- su
Casino fuera de los. moses que paso
viajando. Hubo afio que, llegu6 a vi
sitar las salas de iuego mafiana, tarde'
Y noche, para hacer IN estudio dir
recto dc la vida de los iugadores, des-
tinado a mi snosela. Los e,,enaigos dc
la mMjes.A.. d Y EN- esos cinco amos no
jugu6 nunca, no he sentido la culrio-j
sidadk de, ,Aamar q la Fortuna nj una
sola vez, y ell pdblico Y los elnpleados
han, acabado por fiiarse en- tai abs
tendon, Que resuita aquf extfaordina-
ria.
Siempre que entro ahora en- el Ca
sing me veo buscado Y amenazado pOr
los halagos las emboscadas que per-
siguen a toda virginidad. Ia supers+
ticf6n de los jugadores cree ciegameil-
tie en- la buena fortuna de los noyeles.
Muchas seiioras, amigos mfas, me
ofrecen dinero para que 10 ponga a
mi capricho sobre la mesa verde.
Aunque sea un luis NADIA mas--di-
cen con una sonrisa que ineita al pc
cade. '5
No jugar6 nuIrca. Confieso mi de
bilfdad huhana ante nl,ichos vicios y
,seducciones de la existencia; pero la
tentaci6n del juego no me inspira in
qufetud. Sc bien que no puedo ser
|; :jfigasalosFySS que no 10. sere,s aunque me
10 proponga con toda Id fuerza de mi
voluntaa. He hechos mis- pruebas y
pnelo afirmarlo, sin miedo equiyo-
earme.
En- 1896, cuando andaba lnetido en-
las aventuras y riesgos de una poll
tica de acci0n, tuye eli honor de ser
presidiario. Un Consej0 de guerra me
ecnden0 varfos amos de eneierro =
aunque los pcri6dicos Sc interesaron
por MI suerte hasta conseguir que me
indultasen, no por clio me libre de pa
sar reciuido mas de un afio. Esto Sc
dice pronto; pero hay que reconocer
por experiencia 10 que son doee meses
J uno tras otro, siempre en- el misno
tedificio. > entire gente POGO grata.
La penitenciaria era nm antique
eonvento de Valencia, que va no exis-
tie. Esta construction yetusta solo te-
MIA cabida higienica para 800 honl-
bres : erafaos IA veces 1000 Como
gran favor nes dejaron en- la enfer-
/ merfa, donde todos los meses morfan
i dos d tres tfsieos y Sc preDar araban pa
"a seguiFIes media dpcena mas. 81 le
Edefunci6n ochrrfa al atardecer que
daba el cadaveri en- una cana pr6xf--
MA liasta la maiiana siguiente. Una
existencia entretenida De yez on
cuando, para mayor amenidad de mi
encierro, llegaban ordenesg exteriores
Erecomendaado a los esnpleados que
no me dejasen recibir libros, nj me
pefmitieran escribir otra eosasquc car
Etas mi familia Los apasionaniiel-
tos polftieos aconsejan casi siempre
medidas aDsurdas
En- uno de estos perfodos, los EN-
pleados apiadandose de- mi aburrimien.
to, me buscaron una diversion.
Podfa usted entretenerse con q
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