davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-11-07
: SUMMERS

Miss Ida Summers, of Ishawooa,
vas married to Chas. mike" Billings
by Judge Marston on Thursday last.
Mrs. Billings is a sister of Mrs. James
Ewalt. Mr.. Billings is also a South
Forker.
, 1923-11-07

Don't forget the Junior Class Carn-
ival at the high school gym on Satur-
day, November 10th. Be sure and be
there.
, 1923-11-07

E. Checseman, Frank Blackburn, Lars
Nelson, Edward Heavy, Sam and
Noah Riley and Mrs. M. Alison of the
W ranch. The entire shipment will
be about 600 head.
, 1923-11-07

HORSES taken to feed for the WI,
ter. Good hay and pasture. Evs~
reasonable effort made to keen tbas
in good condition. (Signed) N
de Mauriac. Telephone 6F2. no,,
, 1923-11-07

FOR RENT-Furnished kitchen ana
bedroom. Good place for ono =.
two "sheps" to shack up. Inopir
Enterprise.
, 1923-11-07

Grinding chops every day at the
Cody Milling Co. H. A. Thurston.
, 1923-11-07
FOR sALE-Piano in good comb
ton, 5000. Inquire Enterprise. 30 :,

FOR RENT = Bachelor apartm,
bedroom and kitchen. Furnisha;
Inquire Enterprise. '
, 1923-11-07

FOR SALE-10 Acre ranch, close
to town, Excellent for chicken ranch.
Much small fruit. Good terms. In
quire Of Joseph F. Vogel att
, 1923-11-07

FOR RENT: Rooms over Cody H.,
Store. Inquire First National Ray
.4N
, 1923-11-07

FOR SALE-Blackwater Camn
C. Rumsey. .0..
, 1923-11-07

FOR SALE-Hay and Pasture. SO
tons quality alfalfa and 400 acres
of good pasture ;open water and
shed shelters. Clarks Fork . Pas
ture at $3.50 per month per head.
Keystone Barn, w. S. Widdous.
1910 If
, 1923-11-07

FOR SALE-Giant Bronze Turkev,
'Goldbank' strain. Toms $40. Hen,
$3.50. Mrs. VIM. H. Edley, Powell
Wyoming. Mp,
, 1923-11-07

A / RANCH FOR LEASE-Close to
town. Inquire at Enterprise office.
o31-4t
, 1923-11-07

FOR RENT = Furnished Bedroom
and kitchen for n or two grown
persons. Inquire at Enterprise.
, 1923-11-07
ADS

WANTED-Small second hand table
for living room and two kitchen
chairs. Inquire at Enterprise.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
NEW COMPANIES
TAKE OVER MINES
IN MEXICAN STATE
Gold, Silver and Iron Prop.
critics Are in
Demand.

Nogales, Mex. Jan. ga general
meeting Of the shareholders of the Pal
mito Verde Mining company. with hold,
ings in various mining regions of the
state of Sonora, was held here recently.
Pedro A. Hoyos and associates have
taken over the Poryenir mines in, the
Cumpas mining district and are shortly
10 begin development work. -..
In the Altar district, of this state,
Francisco Reina has acquired two
GAINS titled as Dolores Anexos which
are TO be developed. He is also open
ing up the Helena property in the same
vicinity. -
David Cough. Of Tucson, Ariz., has
taken over the Clara group of mines in
the Altar district which will be operated
BY the Altar and Cananea Mining com
pany. The properties are located in
the north lap of the San Manuel noun
tains and produce ores of gold, silver
and copper. Mr.. Cough was, prior
to the revolution, in charge of the Des
cubridora mines in the Mapimi district
of the State Of Durango. During his
administration railroad line was built
from the Descubridora mine TO the sta
ton of Cenejes on the old Mexican
Central road.
Jesus hugo, Of Nacozari, is planning
TO open up the Omega mines, composed
of two claims in the Colorado camp
under the jurisdiction of the Arizpt
mining agency.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
PRODUCTION IS LESS
Sulphur Company's Wells Show Decline
i'm Oil Obtained.

Tampieo. Jan. 27.-Production Of the
Freeport Sulphur Company of Free
port, Tex. for 1922, in the heavy oil
district of Ianuco where it operates
under the name of the La Espuela Oil
Company. S. A.. totaled 1.367,ST7 bar
rels. Peas production was reached in
May with 164,433 barrels TO which 1t
had risen from 104,12S barrels in Jan
nary. After Mny. salt water entru.
sion caused decline until in Deem
Der, but !rt.505 barrels of oil was pro-
duced and this amount is still falling.
Production is coming from eight wells
although sevDal are flowed but few
days a month. Needs Of the conT any
10 the operation of its sulphur mines
ere estimated as being 4Jnl barrels
daily and in an effort TO bull | u0 t.
this need, campaign OF dev1.ollren:
has been carried on for the last five
months in reriadores but '''"s far
without success. Two wells have been
finished. one dry and one salt while
two others are drilling.
Production Of the La Espucla is
handled by the Est Coast Oil Company
(Southern Pacificl from the wells to
the East Coast terminal on the Panuco
river near Tampico where it is trans
ported to Freeport in tankers belong
ing to the sulphur company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
FOREIGN TRADING
GIVES BALANCE IN
FAVOR OF MEXICO
u. S. Leads Other Nations
in Commerce With
Southern Republic.

Mexico City, Jan. 25.-Figures just
made public by the Treasury Depart
ment of this government show a very
healthy condition of its trade relations
with foreign nations. According to this
report, in 1921 Mexico sold to all
countries 7a7, 16O.O9j.0O pesos worth of
its products and during that same
period bought from these same countries
goods to the value Of 506.724, 201 90
pesos. As is natural, the greater bulk
of this commerce was with the United
States, McSico's sale to that country
amounting to 595, 9S6, 0S6.39 pesos and
she in return buying from the States
goods to the amount of $50, AZ. S51 80
pesos. Reducing these figures to L. S.
dollars, at the ratio of two to one, we
have the following proposition: The
United States bought from Mexico
$297 ,993,043. worth Of goods and
sold to Mexico $169. 701 .425.76 worth.
a difference of S12S,291, G17.43 in favor
of Mexico. 1t, of course. must be
remembered that the Mexican oil taken
10 the L. S. is the important figure
in this international trade.
The statistics given out by the United
States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce materially differ from the
Mexican Treasury Department figures
as this organization says that the
United States during the period named
bought from Mexico but Sis, 900, 1873 90
and sold her SOD, $50, 424.0O. Just
wherein the discrepancies arise has not
been explained by either government.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Told Special
MEXICO NOT WORRIED
Other Nations May Think What They
Wish, Paper States.

Monterey, Mexico, Jan. 27.-"Don't
worry So much as to what will for
eign nations say about Mexican affairs,
says FL Porrenir in recent editorial.
Then it adds:
"For many years especially during
the Porfirio Diaz political regime, the
government of Mexico was very much
concerned about what other nations
thought of its way of handling things.
In those days no one would have ever
thought of adopting an attitude similar
TO the one that has been adopted re-
Gently, by President 0brego.' in dealing
with the alleged constitutional viola
ton by Monsignor Filippi, apostolic
delegate of the Catholic Church before
the Mexican clergy. Mexico was afraid
TO do such a thing for fear that the
Foreign nations would criticise.n
The writer continues in an ironicaI
way, "but nowadays. when il is a joke
to talk of the so-called concert of ma
TONS why should Mexico worry about
what they think of it outside of its
boundaries. Furthermore, the other ma
tions are so busy with their own affairs
that they have no time to think of Next
can events"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
TO INCREASE COTTON
Lower California Seeks Larger Produc.
ton and Acreage.

Mexicali. b. C., Mexico. Jan. 27.-
Data secured from the branch of the
National Loan bank located at this
place shows that the average product
of cotton per acre in this section is
three-fourths bale. very few planters
producing above that quantity. One OF
the most successful planters near here
has picked but 81 bales from 100 acres
planted. Most of this cotton was raised
by aid of the National Loan bank
branch. that institution having, during
the past year made loans in small
amounts agRregating $4,000. 70 per
borrowers prior to December 81.
The pccuniary results gained by the
growers during the past year have so
encouraged others that it is believed
there will be considerable increase in
the acreage planted for 1923: large
number Of applications for loans having
already been received by the bank. The
central government is encouraging the
industry by making the loans under ex-
ceedingly liberal terms. hoping TO ul-
timately increase the cotton acreage to
tine extent that the importation of the
raw fiber from the United States will
be unnecessary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
FLOW IS REDUCED
Well Of $1,000 Barrels in Cut Down By
Salt Water.

Panuco, V. c., Jan. 27.-Paz well No.
l of the Texas Company which came
in for an estimated daily production of
10000 barrels and was the first real
successful completion of the company
in nearly two years effort. has been
pulled into salt water as the result of
inJudicious handling. A well of more
than 5000 barrels daily output is con-
sidered big well in Panuco district in
which this well is located. 1t was
opened for an initial flow of 10000 bar
rels with big gas pressure. Not sat
isfied, though the total production of
all Their wells in the field was only half
that amount, it was opened up until at
one time it was producing $4,000 barrels
in 24-hour period. As a result. salt
water was pulled in and the well has
been pinched TO 1900 barrels daily. 1t
is thought that il allowed to flow Mt
this rate, until the basic sediment has
had an opportunity TO settle, it can be
gradually opened to possibly 5000 bar
rels daily,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
MEXICO To
END CHEAP
PROMOTIONS.
Wildcat Schemes for Sale
81 Stock Are Thing
3 of Past.
mo BLUE SKY LAW
Restrictions, However, Will
Be Placed Around Con-
| cessions Hereafter.
mo BLUE SKY LAW

Mexico City, Jan. 2I.-The fiasco
caused by the inability of Los Angeles
parties, who were recently given a
blanket oil concession in Mexico, to put
up the necessary guarantee fund, will
probably cause the end of cheap pro-
motions in Mexico. The concessionaire
who secured the oil concession to ex-
plore all oil lands in this country not
ALREADY owned was to put up guaran-
tee fund of four hundred thousand
pesos and was given a certain term in
which to raise this money in rhe
United States. Failing to comply with
this provision, the concession has been
forfeited and Secretary of Commerce
Miguel Alessio Robes states that the
government will hereafter discourage
Pr efforts of that class of promotions
n which the aim is to get concession
n Mexico and then finance it by SELL
ing stock in the States.
Change Is Proposed.
The methods practiccd by this class
pr promoters has in the past tended
20 bring an evil reputation on Mexi-
IAN investments, as a number of stock
propositions have been floated by uu-
bcrupulouS persons which have resulted
the investors losing every cent IN
vested. 1t is not anticipated that any
ming like the blue-sky law prevailing
the United States viii be adopted,
Put 1t is certain that the present ut
ltude of the government toward those
seeking concessions in Mexico will
materially change the security of the
Investment.
In the past, the methods have been
nat practically anyone who had tie
money to pay the necessary fees 10 the
government and attorneys could secure
concession, the government raj ely de.
handing bond for the carrying out of
ne provisions of the contract. Arm ID
Win the formidable document granting
ne concession, but little difficulty has
een experienced IN selling stock in the
Jhlted States and elsewhere, When
apply administered, many of these
Enterprises have been successes, but
ne majority of them have been dismal
aiiures, owing to the fact thar the
ole object of the promoter was to sell
took and collect the money therefor
~Sut any regard for the future suc.
ess or Development of the enterprise
the stockholders. Altogether. II "
Sumated that many millions of bsr1
armed dollars, mainly contributed in
maii amounts by laboring ueople.
ave been lost in Mexican PROMOTIONS
Offer Good Opportunity.
Under the new regime, as Stated by
secretary Robes, the invesforS IN
iexican promotion schemes will have
ne satisfaction of knowing that the
romoters are at least financially in
crested themselves, which was rarely
TACT under the old methods. Ks
standing rule, stocks offered for sac
strangers having alleged interests
Mexico should be avoided, snlcss
le standing of the parties is or can
thoroughly established. Mexico
rooably offers to the small investor
e greatest chances to be found. if
le enterprises are conducted on n
Pnservatve and intelligent basis. hut
has also been the graveyard OF nrLny
small competency,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
HERB PRODUCES OIL
esert Plant Found TO Be OF Value in
Making Varnish.

Mexico City, Jan. 27.-Meyico is al.
Pays land of surprises and one of the
\ test of these has just come to light
Trough the Investigations of the labor.
f tories of the department of industry.
5 department of the government has
b experimental laboratory which is AT
] times engaged in experimenting with
e various products of the country in
h effort to widen theft range of use
llneSs. The latest development of this
Eboratory is the discovery that one of
Ne well known pasturage herbs is of
: gh commercial value as a producer of
rnish oil. The plant is commonly
Down as "gobernadora" and grows ex-
nsively on the arid plains of the
1ses Of hueva Leon, Coahuila, Du.
&llgo, chihuahua and parts of San
his H1ktSi.
EThe EzAHt is particularly adapted 10
||Eer: growth as il is very highly re-
ttnnt tO drought and when, from lack
water, every other kind of grazing
Is the gobernadora still remains Il
cculent and sustaining food, though
kteh by cattle only as a last resort,
BITS fett;Ing on it at all times. 1t also
assesses qualities which has long made
USE VI
lie from lime water in steam boilers.
ms an ingredient o. numerous prep
ltions tor this purpose.
EThe recent investigations have de-
Hoped that by GRINDING IN a sinp!,,
In and treating with alcohol the
fbernadora yields resinous oils suitable
4 use in the finest varnishes. Treat
A: the ground up plant with turpen-
lie gives common varnish: also a
y good varnish can be produced by
~ soaking the plant in naphtha Dr
;oline. The only apparatus needed to
at the plant for the best product is a
all mill, some tanks and couple of
ers.
|tChe supply is apparently inexhaust-
as the areas above mentioned pro-
be millions of tons annually and
en- once cut it quickly reproduces
Hlf
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
BLESS PET ANIMALS !
ON SAN ANTONIO DAY
DESPITE REGULATIONS
Time Honored Custom Car
ried Out at Tor !
~ reon.

TOrreon, Mex, Jan. 27.-It has long
been the custom of the religious people
in the town of San Pedro, situated
about 80 miles northeast of here, to
have the priest bless all of their pet
animals and fowls on San Antonio Abad
day. The town park was chosen for the
occasion this year and thousands OF
persons congregated there with their
household pets. Due to the sensation
occasioned by the expulsion Of the apos-
tolic delegate Monsignor Filippi for
holding the open air religious ceremon-
les the local authorities refused to sane
ton these proceedings but the local
priest took the responsibility upon him
self and the animals received the time
honored benedictions without any dis
turbance. 4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Reopen Abandoned Mine.
No Oil In SirlIt.

OEuIuama, v. c., Jan. 25.-Joint cp-
erations of the Cortez Oil Corporation
Atlantic I.obos) and the Transcontin-
entail Petroleum company Is. o. y. j.
i'm hacienda Aguada is apparently a
failure and it is probable that this
development will be abandoned shortly.
Five wells are drilling with No. ,, lot
3O1, down TO 1850 feet without a
favorable showing in formation. No.
., diamond drill operation, is down
to 2G67 feet while Nos. 3, 4 and = on
which gasoline engines are being used
to furnish power because of the Imros-
si5ility of hauling fuel to the locations.
are at a depth Of 1910, 1910 ami ?iSO
feet respectively.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
SALINA CRUZ PORT
IN SERIOUS SHAPE;
BOATS CAN'T ENTER
Dredger Is There But No
Funds Available to
Make Improvements.

Salina Cruz, OAK. Mex. Jan. 81
The conditions at this Nort have be-
como so distressing and its continuance
MS port is so seriously threatened
that the various marine aEea.s located
here have sent a memorial TO the De-
partment of Communications and Pub
lie Works asking that the government
do not allow the port TO be selesatcd
to one Of the has-beens. The memorial
states that the sitting up of the harbor
has reached such stage that It is i'm
possible for deep draft boats 10 get into
the bay and even the lighter dtcft
coasting vessels m96e the entrance
only with difficulty and danger. IN
consequence of th,se conditions inc
lines which formerly made Salina Cruz
the most important port on Mexico'f
Pacific coast have stopped making the
port as a rule, when stopping at, all
merely laying to off the mouth Of the
harbor in favorable weather. The boats
of the Mexican Navigation company
which can still enter the porr, though
with difficulty, have no regular SEIZED
ule for stopping ne:e.
These conditions haze practically
ruined the business OF tie port as
shippers do not care 20 hnve thoir
freight billed via Sa'ina Cruz, having
no certainty when It will be landed
and passengers avoid rhc place rs i
port of cmbarkation OF account of haN
ing no definite knowledge as to when
they will catch a steamer.
4 drcdge is laying here in the har'
Dor ready to proceed 10 work. but no
funds have been made available by the
Treasury Department and those locally
depending on the shipping business for
their living fear that before this ma.
chine can be put into action the port
will have entirely lost its trade and
prestige.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Ian Oil Men in Mexico,

Monterey, Mexico. Jan. 25.-At the
Grand Hotel Ancira two prominent
japanese oil men, P. Ogura and n.
Ushiki. were registered. They came
from the United States, and are en-
route to the oil territory Of Tampico.
Both of them came to Mexico in order
to consider investing in the above-nen-
toned Mexican oil district. Ogura IL
the president of company that bears
his name, and has its headquarters at
Toxic. and Ushiki is a prominent mem-
Der of the Mitsui Oil Company, an en-
terprise that has been established at
San Francisco, Cal, for many years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Mexican Fascist Worrying labor.

Mexico City, Jan. 25.--In a general
meeting held here by the Labor Par.
to send a challenge to the direction
of the Fascist movement Of Mexico.
asking its leaders TO expose in a pub
lie way their ideals and their inten-
tons concerning the future of Mexico.
The Fascist movement of Mexico has
aroused a great deal Of suspicion among
laboring groups as il is believed that
such q movement is being directed by
the Catholic clergy of this country.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
TAMPICO TO REBUILD
Flock Burned Last August VIII Be Re
placed Soon.

Tampico, Jan. 27-ReconstructiOn OF
buildings on the block where TampicO
had a 100000 fire last August has
been started following settlements by
various insurance companies which held
policies on the former properties. This
property, the center of the business dis
trict. is :hc choice location in the city
and the most valuable. Practically all
tlu let i'll The block are being cleared
and plans nave beer filed for a Num-
Der of buildings. Several merchants
who were entirely burned out have
opened stores temporarily, awaiting the
completion of new quarters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Tomatoes Arc Being shipped.

! MONTEREY, McN., Jan. 21.-Ine IdTIn-
ers along the Monterey Tampico rail
road who have raised very good to-
mato crop are now sending large guam
titles of that product through this city.
Three carloads of tomatoes went
through here last "Wednesday. 1t is
believed here that the farms of the
neighboring state of Tamaulipas are
now working just as much as in pre-
revolutionary times.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
DRASTIC ORDER ISSUED
Foreign Language Advertisements Must
Have TRANSACTIONS.

Monterey, Mexico, Jan. 81. - In a
month from now all advertising signs or
posters used by local merchants and
business houses, which are written in
English or other foreign languages, will
have TO bear q Spanish translation OF
its meaning.
This measure is to be taken because
of an order emanating from the mu'
nicipality Of Monterey.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Interest in Gymnastics.

Monterey, Mexico, Jan. 25.-After
beginning of the present year there
beep noticed an increased number
.gy mnasts at the physical department
Itt- Young Mems Christian Associa
i here. The program which is now
.,ax.Ieveloped is 20 b. credited for the
erest in physical activities among
|" bows.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Obrecon WOMB Attend ExIibit.

Mexico City, Jan. 27.-AlthOugh il
has not been officially announced, 1t Is
known that President Oregon has
changed his mind about going to Leon,
in the state of Guanaj =, for the in
auguration of the exhibit
which is to be opene' soon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

J. M. liar. Los Angeles. Calf. wriless
"OVsr.ooJk oreaSionedG complaint tphieh
consisted of q tired fssiinS and paine in the
back. that finally exhdus ted oil mo- strength.
had recourse to doetors. Who eosiS dc
nothing Beneficial. notwithstanding ! tuTn-
cd over TO them q large part Of NO capital
A friend adVised me TO tGks S. 5. end
stfer takinE seVsn bottles ! U5aS sntirsS
cured
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

and women. It IS q
fact that S. S. S.
sharpens the appe-
tite, puts the "pink Of
the rose" in the
checks, gives energy,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Nature is sending bood-eher good bad-to every part
of your body Feel your pulse and think about your bood

1t is fact that with the increase Of
red-cells in your blood, impurities are de-
stroyed 1t is fact that S. S. S. builds
red-blood-cells and serves to destroy i'm
purities which cause pimples. boils, &C.
zema and rheumatic trouble! 1t is fact
that S. S. S. is one of the most remark
able horsepower builders ever produced
to build up fagged-out, rundown men