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Hyder weekly miner., 1923-12-31
TOTALINKA QUARTZ
 PROPERTIES BONDED
 TO BUTTE INTERESTS

Cook and Murphy are report l ed to have bonded their quartz holdings in the Totatlinka dis tricts to Butte, Montana inter- e ts for the sum of $90,000, or which amount $20,00 is said to
 have been made as an initial payment. The sale also pro- v;deS for the payment of a fit- teen per cent royalty. s. K Moore, representing the pur- chasers, is on the ground.
 Orders have been received in
 Juneau to cease the work of dismantling the 12,000-ton ore crushing mill of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company at Thane, according to a recent report. The news is interpreted in Juneau to mean that the Nit sui Company, of Japan, plans to utilize the mill. in connection
 with the proposed fertilizer plant and pulp mills at that point. The Japanese engineers, who, three months ago, came from Tokyo to inspect the Gas tineau plant with Bart L. Ina ne, are now in New York con ferring with the Hayden-Stone | interest in that cOncern.---AlaS-
 ka Weekly.
 Dale w. Hunt, son of Senator
 Forrest J. Hunt, and former
 mayor of Ketchikan, is dead in the latter city as a result of an
 attack of typhoid fever. MT. Hunt had been i'll for several
 days with what was at first thought to be a form of influ- enza but later proved to be ty-
 phoid. The deceased is sur ivived by his wife, who resides i in Ketchikan. MT. Hunt was twice mayor of Ketchikan and
 was prominent in business, civ
 lie and social circles. At the
 time of his demise he was man.
 ager of the Sunny Point Pack
 ing Company, in which he was 1 a stockholder, and was also in
 terested in several other can
 neries in the Ketchikan dist
 rict. He was about forty years
 of age. Mrs. Hunt is the daugh-
 ter of a Dr. Hopkins, a pioneer
 Alaska physician.
 The Hyder Miner is for sale at
 all book stores in Hydef
Hyder weekly miner., 1923-12-31

A hog which dressed 500 pounds was raised by Oscar Anderson on ranch near An chorage.
Hyder weekly miner., 1923-12-31

Bill heads, Letter heads, State ments, Envelopes, cards, Hand
 bills, Invitations, etc. neatly done at the Miner Job Shop.
Hyder weekly miner., 1923-12-31

Bring your job printing to the Miner.
Hyder weekly miner., 1923-12-31

Subscribe to your home town paper.
Hyder weekly miner., 1923-12-31

The Hyder Miner is for sale at all book stores in Hydef
Hyder weekly miner., 1923-12-31

The new railway station for Fairbanks for the Alaska Rail- way has been opened at Gar den Island.
Hyder weekly miner., 1923-12-31

The nine o'clock curfew ord- inance in Anchorage has been ordered enforced by the city council.
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19

T, day, returning from trip to Califor-
mia, and will visit several days with
the formers brother, Herbert Chase.
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Childs arrived
Saturday to visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Will Ratekin, and family.
Leaving for California Wednesday.
| where he expects to spend several
months, was T. s. Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.. Bruner and
daughter Lucille departed on Monday
to spend few days IN Grand juno
ton.
Mrs. w. o. Goode returned Friday
to Somerset from Grand Junction,
where she has been for the past three
| weeks.
Miss Opal Stanford, who has Just
completed her training at Bethel Hos
pital, Colorado Springs, arrived home
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Zollener came in Wednes-
day evening from Gunnison, where she
has spent the past month. She Is q
sister OF T. J. Reardon.
A. 1. Greenwood of Rogers Ness de-
/! parted Saturday for Clarkdale. Ari-
coma, where he will take position in
electrical work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Taylor departed
Monday for Marion, Iowa, where they
will spend a month or six weeks visit
ing with relatives.
James Crosley was in the city this
week checking mp the amount Of ice
in the Rio Grande ice house. He re-
ports 703 tons on hand at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Heath returned
to Hotchkiss Saturday after a couple
of days In Delta. where the former
underwent an operation ON his nose.
e. Scarborough. who for the past
two weeks has been in Olathe. de.
parted Saturday for Grand Junction,
where he expects to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. PURCELL, and Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson, parents OF Mrs
PURCELL, came down from Montrose
Monday evening and attended Eastern
Star. Mrs. Purciel's parents are from
Glenwood. Minnesota.
Mrs. Grenameyer and daughters
Stay and Doris. Of Rogers Mesa were
here Wednesday, Mrs. Grenameyer re
turning home in the evening, Miss
Stay going to Somerset, while Mist
Doris went to Salt Lake City for ar
indefinite stay.
Mrs. Tabitha Spalding. whose daugh
ter. Mrs. Nora Hensley, was operated
. for appendicitis last Saturday at thu
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19
LOCAL NEWS

Chickens of all kinds wanted. Le-
Mari & Bell. &c
Bessie CASTER of Grand Junction
spent Monday in Delta.
Jack Wallendorf spent several days
in Ouray this week.
j. L. Ensley left Saturday to spend
two weeks in Salida.
Max Fauber of Montrose was in
Delta Saturday on business.
Tom Mckee and family of Paonia
we're in Delta Monday on business.
A carload of Star cars is being re-
ceived by Laycock's Garage this week.
R. s. Smith returned to the juno
ton Monday after spending the day in
Delta.
Mrs. Lee Ament of Cedaredge left
Sunday for Denver to attend the stock
chow.
z. D. Henry arrived Saturday from
Somerset to spend the week end at
home.
C. p. Roe passed through Delta Mon.
day en- route from Brule, Nebraska, to
LASear.
Fred Prenice arrived Monday from
Ouray, where he has been for the past
three weeks.
Arthur Moeller departed ON Monday
for Fresno, California, where he ex-
poets to locate.
H. D. McSherry returned to Craw-
ford Saturday after . couple Of days
spent in Delta.
e. H. scoby departed for Grand
junction Monday to take up . posi-
ton in that place.
Mrs. Chapman returned Friday from
Denver. where she has been for the
past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cooley left Sat.
urday for Pueblo, where Mr.. Cooley
will be employed.
o. U. Pittsinger made a business
trip to salida, where he will remain a
week or ten days.
Mrs. J. Peterson was a departing
passenger Saturday for a visit OF a
week intake City.
Mrs. r. L. McMullin went to White
water Friday to visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. T. Ternahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chase of Hunts
vile, Alabama, were arrivals Wednes
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19

met with Mrs. e. C. Blowers wednes-
day afternoon. with good attendance.
The next meeting will be February II
and will meet with l. E. Hogan. and
IL to be q mothers meeting. Those
who met with Mrs. Blowers were
Mesdames L. q. Hogan, H. B. Turner
and L. T. Deges.
The Sunday school report at the
Stone schoolhouse for the last quar-
ter was: Average attendance, 81;
Bible class, IS; Young Peoples class,
IL; True Blue, 8: Pathhnders, s;
willing Workers, s; Primary. 8: aver
age collection. $1.S1; amount collected
during the quarter, $3.50: highest
number in attendance, 81. This IL a
very progressive Sunday school under
the leadership, Of Rev. Lamkin Of
'Olathe. Preaching each Sunday. i'm
mediately following Sunday school
Everyone is welcome to come.
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19

certain promissory notes under date Of May
18th, 1922 made. executed and delivered By
the sboye named defendants to the above
named plaintiff. aggrcgatinG the sum Of
Thirty-three Hundred Sixty Dollars (e3360)
TO forecIose that certain mortgage made.
executed and delivered to secure said notes.
covering on lots nine 10. tsn tlol. and
eleven (f1), Of block thirty-two (a2). plat
&C." In the City OF Delta, Colorado. under
date of May Z. 1922. recorded In Book 172.
at page 11s. Of the Records Of Delta County.
Colorado. 70 have . receiver appointed 70
collect the rents and profits from said prop
erty and apply the same on the above In
debtedness. for deficiency Judgment against
the defendants abeve named. for costs Of
suit, and for such other and further relief
A. to the court may seem Just and equitable.
AZ will more fully appear from the complaint
in said action TO which reference II here
made, . copy Of which Ia hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that n you
fall to appear. and to answer the said COM
plant as above required. the said plaintiff
will have your default entered by the clerk
and apply to tho court for tho relief prayed
for In the complaint.
Given under my hand N attorney for
pIaintiR>>1t Delta in said County this 2sth
day Of December. A. d. 1922.
G. e. BLAINE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First pub Jan. 10: last pub. Feb. 10. 182a
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19

SUMMONS.
County of Delta.
State of Colorado SIS.

SuMMONp.
County Of Delta.
State of Colorado S.
In the District Court.
Ann Rees. plaintiff. vs.. John Andrew Davis
and Emma Davis, defendants.
The People of the State Of Colorado TO
John Andrew Davis and Emma Davis. the
defendants above named. 0REET1N0:
You are hereby required 70 appear In an
action brousat against you ~ the above
Delta County. State Of Colorado. and an.wer
the complaint therein within twenty days
Alter the service hereof. II served within
this county; OF, II served out Of this county.
Or By pubIicstlon; within thirty days sfts 9.
services; q Judgment by default vii b
q the complaint. And u I. COPY Of the
oomplaint II the above entitled action be
not served with this summons. Of Y TIE
servico hereof b. made out q this Stats,
tSsa tsa days additional " the tine herein.
Sefore spesified for appearance aad answer
VIM - alIowsA before the taking of 5udg-
nest ~. default = aferssei1.
!, Tho 80 aa4iea ID brought for the purpese
4 securing judgment On those sixty one (sa)
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19

To every person In actual possession or
occupancy Of the hereinafter described land
lot or premises. and TO tho person In whose
name the same was taxed or specially an
scssed, and 10 all persons having an interest
or title Of record In or to the same
Of December, A. d. 1919. the following de-
scribed property. situate In the County Of
Delta and State Of Colorado, to-wit. Lots
Of the City Of Delta, Co,orado- was sold for
the full amount Of tho taxes for the year
1918 and purchased By L. q. Austin.
said year 1918 In the name Of IA oussusr
That ths time Of redemption Of said real
estate from such tax sale will expire On the
18th day Of May. A. d. 1898, and uniens
rsdeemsd on o. bsfesc SAID day . dsed VIII
b Issued therefor. NJ. w ~
1888.
(Dsei) ANNA N0RB0R0.
= Fpsasvrsr q ne saJa Ceuaty u DsDea,
First psb. Jan. ~; last peb. -. .. 1893.
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19

Western Slope Hospital, spent several
days in Delta this week and went ON
to Austin to visit with her son, Clar-
ence spalding. before returning to her
home in Montrose.
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19
California Mesa
. AAAAAAAAAAAA.

Jouu 0OiSully lObI valuable work
horse from potato poison.
Mesdames H. M. and Norris Stan
dish were shopping in Montrose Mon
lday.
Paul Mclaughlin left Tuesday for
Fort Collins. where he viii enter
school.
| Miss Stella Hill of Delta is the
house guest 81 Miss Stella Cooper
this week.
II Jess Baker. who has been visiting
the past month in Missouri, returned
home Friday.
John Culver will leave next Monday
for California, where he will visit his
daughter.
Oscar Sandberg of Riverside is pas
turing a bunch of cattle ON the Newt
Beal ranch.
/ Miss Elva Beach and brother Van
of Hotchkiss are visiting relatives on
the mesa this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bowers and
children of Delta visited Thursday at
the Cleave Myres home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips attended
the funeral OF Miss Minnie Felix at
Delta Thursday.
| Mrs. Hunt of near Olathe visited
fSunday with her granddaughter, Mrs
Ed Pridy, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gable moved last week
to the John Hinton ranch, where they
will farm the coming season.
The Ira Clark, ]. H. Hall and N. L.
| McIntire families were Sunday din.
81,
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Rhodes and
1.-THE mesa enjoyed a social dance al
the Robert Beach home Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Deges were
supper guests at the John Anderson
home near Olathe Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes and
daughter Flaze of Delta were Sunday
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Pridy.
D. L. Houston of Montrose. who
has been feeding cattle on the mesa
and Coal Creek. shipped beef cattle
Thursday.
L.. E. Hogan made several trips to
Delta last week. He is taking treat
ments for an ulcer on the eye, which
is causing him considerable pain
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Medium and
children attended church services at
l;Olathe Sunday and were entertained
TO dinner at the L. c. Vest home.
Guy Ramage. who went to Long
Beach. California, last fall. writes that
ne has secured position as manager
in an OIL refinery at very good wages.
Mr.. Angel sold his stock and house
hold goods in Olathe Saturday. and
he and his family will 60 to Pueblo
this week, where they expect TO re-
side.
The members Of the w. c. T. u.
will give short temperance program
during the Sunday school hour Sum-
| day afternoon at the Stone school
house.
|, Miss Iva Thomas and brothers. John
and Irving Thomas, attended the
dance given by the Happy Hour Dane
ing Club at the Armory in Montrose
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Smith, who
have been at Crawford for several
smonths, returned home last week. Mr..
| Smith will work for Ira Clark the
coming season.
Company at c. d. Whitener's Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. lack Rhodes
and daughter OF Delta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Whitner and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
l,Whitener and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bishop entertained
"a small party Of young people Friday
night in honor Of Emmett Bishop,
who leaves Monday for California.
The Delta independent., 1923-01-19
TREAsuRER's NOTICE ON REQUEST FOR
TAX DEED.

First pub. Jan. 10; last pub. Feb. 10. 10:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-03

En- ell epresente case Sc trata de de-
cidir 81 procede. dictar una orden de
Injunction PENDENTE LITE, para
impedir que el Municipio de Caguas,
por conducto de su comisionado de
esvZcio P0blico, digponga haga en-
trega material de ciertos bonos, por
va'or de cuatrocientos mil d6lares, que
en- concepto de enpr6stito para mejo-
Ias .pdblicas fueron vondidos en- pdbh
ca subasta a la Ames Emerich Comp
any. 4e a
La partc .aetora. Antonio velez Al
varado, iniei6 egta acci6n con una de-
manda jurada Score .cobro de. serviclos,
en- la que alega, en- sabstancia, haber
stdo design8do. .ipor Ell Gomisionado de
servicio Pnbhco de caguas, segdn or
denanza~~tk qutncs de setiefuars de
NIL novecientos veintiuno, para cue
Sc trasladase a los Estados Unidos pa
"a vender, de acuerdo con eatipulacio
mes escritas de ambas parties, Ia emil
sion de bonos de refersnc1a. .Ahr1na as1-
mismo ell demandante que, cumplien-
do con las obigaciones que le ilnpo-
MIA el contrato. vendi6 los bonos de,
Municipio de Cagnas a Ia frma su-
therlin Securities Company, de Kansas
city, Missouri. FL demandante, a te-
nor 4del convenio con el ETunicipio, re-
cibitia el cuatro por ciento de la su-
ma total producida por Ia. venta de
los bonos, que alega en- la demanda
han sido vendidos con posterioridad a
una atercerqi entidad, Ames Emerich
Company.
A virtgd de tales alegaciones, el pc
ieionagio sdemandante. solicita de. es-
ta, corte condene al Mpnieipio de Ca
gVas, a psgar el impQrte de Ia conisi6p
adeudadas aseondente q Ia apma d7
diez y ssts mil do,ares,y al rnisno item
70, pide al tribunal qne dicta ma or
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-03
la LoGIA AURORA

Resultado official de la election para
la nueva directiva de la Respectable Lo
gia Aurora No. z, verihcada el lltimo
viernes:
Venerable maestro, licenciado Gus
tavo Rodriguez; primer vigilante, doc
tor Antonio Corretjer, Jr; segundo vi
gilante. don Gustavo Acevedo; tesore
ro, don Juan E. Pacheco; secretario,
don Manuel Jordan; orador, icencia-
do Ernesto Ramos Antonini; hospita-
lerio, don Pedro Tarrats; maestro de
don Juan Diaz; primer ex
perto, don Matias Vidal; guarda tenn
rio INFERNO. don Felix Castro; guar
ia tempo ext, don Ramon MSndez:
DEIEGADo A. LA GRAN LoeIA: il
cencia6o Jose G. TORRES.
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FL juez Berga decIara sin Iugar
lll petici0n de iii injunction :
contra Caguas

den de injunction PENDENTE LITE
para inpedir que Ell Municipio entire
que los bcnos a una tercera persona,
porque con ieIlo sufriria dafos per-
juicios irreparables, en- ell sentido de
que no le 'seria possible cobrar la CO.
misi6n eI adeudada del producto de
Ia venta de dichos honos, que su
reputation comercial tambien sufriria,
careciendo de recurso ordinario en- ley,
cue sea 10 suhcientemente rapido, ade
cuado y efcaz, para evitar tales per-
didss irrsparables.
La cofte expidio una orden para
que la parte demandada mostrara eau
sas por las cuales no debfa dictarse el
auto de injunction PENDENTE LITE
solicitado, Y Ell Municipio demandado
present6 su contestaci6n bajo juramen
to a la arneritada orden, alegando las
razones que miitan Ell contra de la
expedition de dicho auto.
En- 81 acto de la vista anbas par
tes comparecieron, kepresentadas por
sus respsctivcs abogados, que informa
ron con amplitud sobre las cuestiones
planteadas, y Ia corte Sc reserve su re
soluci6n.
La presente acci6S segin hemos
dicho anteriOrmente, tiene por objeto
el cobro de una cantidad determinada
de dinero por arrendamiento de servi-
clos, y es principle bien establecido
que cuando Ell actor pnede obtener re-
paracion pecuniaria, no procede la con-
ccs' on del reraedio extraordinario Ge
Injunction, sEocIoN 3. LEY soBRE
INJUNCTION; MARTINEZ VS.. PoR
no RICO RY. LIGHT AND POWER
CO., 1s d. P. R. 725; CERRA VS.. FA-
JARDo DEv. CO., 18 D. P. II. 1925.
Tampoco procede en- este case la
expedition de un auto de injunction,
porque el demandante tiene I'm rene
1ioI adecuado, rapido efcaz en- Ell
curse ordineifo de la fey, mediante
una orden de aseguramiento de senten
cia. MARTINEZ US. PORTO RICO
RY. LIGHT AND POWER co. supra;
EsCCBAR VS. 6AdBARo EFT AL. %
| D.. P. R. 566; GoFFINET EFT AL VS..
!iPoLANCo, resuelto en- JUNO 20, 1922.
Las aIegacioes. demanda contesta
I.ci6n a la or6en para nostrar causa,
CON 10 ,7,,ioa. ,.,,,a1,.. ~, ~ IA on~+a =,
no existe demonstration alguna de un
gran dafio Immediate para el demandan
te. RIOS VS. CENTRAL PAsTo VIE
20, Inc, resuelto en- dicienbre 5, 1922.
| A9enas, nj Ia ley, nj la jurispru-
Idencia, favoreeen la expedition de
un renaedio extraordinario de injunc-
tion en- circunstanciast como las del
preserte,~ en- que los perjuicios que ha-
brfa de sufrir toda una comunidad se-
ian mayores 81 Sc expidiera Ell auto
-sre laquellos que intenta evitar la par
te actora. s f
/ les mandanientos de injunction no
1eben ccncederse sino con gran caute-
p. Y solamente en- casos donde la ra-
~6n y Ia necesidad sean claras. TRUJT
TO MERcADo Y co. VS.. RoDRt
UEz, 16 D. P. r. 125; MoRFI VS..
- RDo Dew. co. II u. P. r. 1893;
ErRA VS.. FAJARDo DEv. CO., su-
ma.
roH LAS RAzoNEs ExPUEs-
as. - declara sin lugar la petici6n
- i~notion, sin espsciaI condenaci6n
~oe+ae
v'eso'a en- corts alberta, en- Hu
macao, a 90 de diciembre de 1922.
sPablo BERGA,
Juez del Distrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-03
MERcApo De cAMBIos
v EAlI)()

Chalet concrete recien construido ST
tuado Gale del Parque Parada 4S cua-
tro hermosos dormitorios doble serviciO
sanitario garage. Informaran Telefo-
no 737 santurce. Apartado SIT San
Juan. No hay corredor en- el negociO.
Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-03
DrsTR1ro JUDICIAL
DE HuMAcAo, PRO RICO

DTsTR1To JUDICIAL
DE HuMACAo, PTo RICO
EN- LA coRTE DE DIsTRIRo
Antonio ve.ez ALvARADo.
Demandante.
VS..
EEunicipio de cAGUAs,
Demandado.
Civil No. 1927.
CoBRo DE sERvICIos
E INJUNCTION
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EN q ooRTE d DIsTRITo
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REsoIUcIoN

E INJUNCTION
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05
FIVE JURORS CHOSEN
More Veniremen Called in Trial Of
Former Nueces Sheriff.

Laredo, Tex, Jan. 5.--A. Thomas.
whose name was last on list of 227
special veniremen, was accepted as the
fifth juror late yesterday afternoon
in the trial of Frank G. Robinson. for
mer sheriff of Nueces county, charged
jointly with Lee Ptezel, Joe Acebo and
Cleve Golf, all of the county with the
murder of Fred Roberts, Corpus Christi
storekeeper. The case was transferred
here on a change of venue.
The four other jurors chosen were
E. ]. Heurman, o. W. Rogers, A. c..
Mudd and Joseph Netzer.
Judge Mutually, instructed Sheriff
Condron to summon another special
venire to report at noon today. He
set time for reconvening of court at
. D. m. to allow attorneys in the case
to study the list of veniremen.
Thirty-one of its peremptory chsl-
lenges had been exhausted when court
adjourned this afternoon. The defense
has used nineteen of its challenges.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05
ANNUAL FIESTA DE
SAN JACINTO WILL
BE HELD In SPRING
Citizens at Chamber of Com
merce Meet Decide to
Hold Celebration.

San Antonio will have its usual fiesta
in April. This was definitely decided
THURSDAY afternoon in a meeting of the
Fiesta Association committee and fifty
representative citizens of San Antonio
hid in the assembly room of the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
DIR. Harry L. Leap, president of the
Fiesta Association, opened the meeting
with a few remarks, stating that it was
up to San Antonio to decide whether
or not she wanted to keep The annual
fiesta. DIR. Leap state that there are
other Texas cities, namely Houston and
Dallas, that would be more than glad
10 take up the big annual event should
San Antonio discard it. He also said
that there could be no discarding of
the fiesta for one year; that if San
Antonio lost il this year it was lost
to her for good.
Every person in the Chamber of
Commerce assembly room was in favor
of putting the celebration over again
this spring, but the fiesta committee
had failed TO meet with the kind of
support necessary to make the event
9 success. and only after much talking
md plan finally evolve that will be
employed.
The plan calls for fourteen teams,
seven women and seven men teams, that
will go over all of San Antonio solicit
ing subscriptions for the fiesta fund.
These teams are to be organized this
week and will begin work Monday
morning. Before leaving the assembly
hall the Fiesta committee had had a
number of teams pledged to them.
Among those to volunteer to organize
and direct teams were Jack Burke. John
Williams. John Fentiman. the Adver-
Using Club, two teams. the Rotary Club,
two teams and the Traffic Club one
team.
Next week San Antonians will be
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05

visited by members of these teams who
will solicit subscription that will be
used in putting on the annual fiesta.
Claude V. Birkhead, speaking for
the Chamber of Commerce, stated that
the money question was not half so vital
as the volunteer service question.
There has always been plenty of
money here" Mr.. Birkhead said, "and
the people are willing and want TO give
it TO the fiesta fund. What we want
and what we need is public spirited
citizens who will give a little of their
time and a little of their work and go
out and bring the money in"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-05
Musician and Wife Separate.

PhIIadeiphia, Jan. o.-IIeOpoIu
Stokowski, conductor of the Philadel-
phia orchestra and his wife. known
on the concert stage as Olga Samaroff,
have separated. Thomas Raeburn White,
counsel for the orchestra leader, an
nounced yesterday. A settlement, Mr..
White said contained an arrangement
whereby the conductor is to provide
for the financial future of Mrs.
Stokowski and their year old daughter.
1t was not announced whether action
would be taken for a divorce decree.