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VOL. 16 KENNA, ROOSEVELT COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921 NO. 12

MILTON WINNER Q K LA. Tires and Tubes Accessories TULSA, HAS Boots and Patching and Supplies IN AUTO RACES' Phono 42 BIG RAGE RIOT LESS THAN FOUR MINUTES ft. BEHIND MILTON WAS P. & GARAGE ROSCOESARLES Ellda, New Mexico

Hum? KBY RECORD IH RACE Acetylene Welding Ten Blocks of Business Re-- W. E. LUCAS and Expert Mechanics PROPRIETOR Milton's Time for the 500 Miles sidence District Is Burned Around the 2a Mile Track on Which the Race Was Run, to the Ground Was 6:34:44:05 Indianapolis, Ind. Tommy Milton, world champion speed racer, piloted ED. J. NEER. an American car, a Frontenao, to the Undertaker and Tpmyrm finish line first in the ninth renewal LICENSED BY STATU BOARD Of the international racing claaaice, HRE 500-mil- e LOSS IS ESTIMATED $1,500,000 the dash around the India- arorswed day or risbt Ofilct pbooe t7 two itv napolis speedway. Milton's victory (J three rings, attoj tor ftovweii and AmarUo came through a beautifully driven Poctaiea, N tatce which was won after Ralph De Complete of Caskets talma, popular favorite for the vic- lino and Eobes tory bad set a terrific pace during the Riot Which Has Made Thousands Home first 250 miles that all of the foreign made cars, including his own, were . less Was Supposed to Have Started foroed from the track through me- chanical troubles or minor accidents. DRUGS, DRUG SUPPLIES After A Negro Man Insulted Of the twenty-thre- e entrants, only eight completed the 500 miles and SICK ROOM SUPPLIES A Young White Girl seven "of these were American made machines. Ralph . Mulford, driving an- other American-buil- t machine, was Your Mail Orders are Solicited awarded ninth position without finish- Military Commission to pass upon will rebuild the square mile of negro ing, after all the others had dropped guilt of 6000 negro held In concen- residence district dexastated came al- by the wayside. tration oampa; Adjutant General Bar- i most simultaneously. New Is In 300 Record Set J'lMm rett complete charge of city; An executive committee of seven Milton established new rec- Guardsmen on duty. appointed at a meeting of fifty pronv a track for cars 13 ou-Dl- c Tulsa Nine white men are known lnent Tulsans, pleas ord of not more than after for and inches piston displacement by to hare been killed In the race war promises of immediate relief'for the ROSWELL, N. M. completing the 500 miles in 5 hours, that raged here. Chief of Police Gus-tafso- a thousands of .refugees had destitute 34 minutes and 44.65 seconds for an estimates that sixty-fiv- e ne- been made, announced the com- that average speed of 89.62 miles per hour. groes hare been killed. Scores of mittee would to alle- undertake first The fastest time ever made In the, Whites and negroes have been wound- viate the miseries of the negroes ren- speedway races was but twenty hun- dered re- ed. homeless and then . would dredths of a mile per GO TO Practically negro build the faster hour, this the entire district district. mark being made by DePalma In 1015. ts a. mass of ruins. The loss will A subscription of $500,000 will be reach Into the thousands of' dollars. obtained, it was announced, and The victory brought Milton nearly the $36,000 money, The white residence districts which homes aotually owned by the negroes in prize 20,000 $for first place, $6,200 lap KEMP LUMBER CO. were menanced were saved from the will be reconstructed. No attempt Will in prizes and raged In negro sec- be by the balance In special prizes given by ELXDA, VL flames whloh the made the committee to rebuild accessory N. tion knowns as "Little Africa." The the business buildings in the district the companies. Less than four minutes behind Mil- city and county are under martial many of which were owned by white For Wire, Posts. Lumber and BoHdSsj ton came Roscoe Sarles, who - had Oroetit. law and Adjutant General Barrett of persons, or homes which were rented. Material. and the Oklahoma natioanl guards Is in The committee of seven alBo voted fought a bitter race with De Palma SeiDeora Hardttirt control. With these precautions tak- to employ immediately as extra po- in the early hours and who held sec- en it Is believed that the situation is licemen, fifty members of the Ameri- ond position most of the way. The temporarily under control. can Legion. A sum for their pay for race began with De Palma at the pole G. and Jumped G. BRIDGES, Man&ssn Seventy-fou- r persons known dead, thirty days was appropriated after he soon into a lead. more than 260 beaten, injured and which effortswlll be made to continue De Palma In Lead wounded, ten city blocks razed by fire, them with city funds. His ruthless speed kept him well to a populance frantic and incensed, a the front, although Sarles and Joe tramp city under martial law with the HOOVER WOULD GIVE AID Boyer. forced him Into a terrific pace of armed national guardsmen echoing during the early laps. Boyer soon through the terrorized districts, has dropped behind through of Vitally loss time transformed Tulsa from a peaceful, Credit Extension Facilities at the pits, but Tom Alley, a last Needed, He Says prosperous city Into a madhouse, minute entry, Jumped to the fore and !JHA BANK where the worst and bloodiest race helped Sarles rush De Palma. Grad- k TRUST COHPAHY. war In the history of Oklahoma raged. Washington. Formal expression by ually Italy's representative increased Crazed over the alleged assault up- Secretary Hoover of the belief that his lead, however, and at the half on a young white orphan girl, an ele- extended credit facilities are vitally way point he was more than two laps Kenna, Now Mexico. ' vator operator, by Dick Rowland, ne- needed in southern cotton states and to the good. gro after which white mon threaten- that . federal reserve system credit Boyer, however, .who raced along ed to wipe out "Little Africa" forever curtailments, having served their pur- side of De Palma although actually with the torch. More than sixty pose "are now bringing hardship," six laps behind from the fiftieth lap white men are Injured and wounded Confirming views he had expressed on, had started a series of sprints and two hundred negroes, men, wo- orally at the interview, Mr. Hoover which taxed De Palma's oar to keep men and children, are seriously woun- outlined a policy toward cotton em- in front and at the 101st lap De Palma ded some dying, reports Indicate. bracing four phases: First, credit ex- swung Into the pits. His engine had State troops under the command of tension through of re- been missing for several laps but Adj. Oen. C. P. Barrett took charge serve and member bank; second, bet after a quick change of plugs be of the city. Governor Robertson ter organized export credit machinery rushed back on the bricks still ahead has declared Tulsa and Tulsa county to get American cettoi into American of Milton, who had forged up to under martial law. controlled warehouses abroad; third, Street car service wag suspended. improved warehousing methods to O O O OO O O Business was demoralised and many make cotton certificates a basis of mo- FLEE FROM BROKEN DYKES business houses closed. All roads and bile credit and also acceptable as ac- bridges were reported guarded by tual delivery of the cotton; fourth, ex- Wall Broken by Flood Dis- posses. pression of the opinion prospec- Reclaimed armed that May All Be Under Water. Announcement that a formal grand tive reduced aoreage would contribute trict Jury Investigation rioting and stabilizing of the toward the situation over Woodland, WaBh. A dyke protect- incendiarism which so far have result- the next year. ing a reclaimed' area of some 120,000. In men public ed the deaths of nine white Mr. Hoover made by former acres near here broke under pressure twenty-on- e negroes property Caro- and and Senator J. L. McLaurln of South of flood waters. The pumping station $1,500,000 begins on loss estimated at lina, who conferred with the secre- at Burch slough went out soon 8, men after June and, that Tulsa business tary recently the break occurred and Indications were that the entire district would be COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT HONORS AMERICAN DEAD flooded. Between 400 and 500 fami- lies live in the district. Couriers were Geneva ie Choioe as Permanent Meet-lngPlac- e. Children Place Daisies and Corn Flow. sent to warn them to flee. r on Graves of U. 6. Dead. The dyke which broke was complet- Geneva. The committee appointed Suresnes. France. Full military ed this year at a ooet of about $200,-00- by the assembly of the league of na- and c)vio honors were paid to tho The flood from the Columbia tions to inquire Into the organization American heroes who died for their river began to cut into it last week CTOAIGIiT BANKING ON flAFU of the secretariat of the league and country throughout France. The prln but dredges and crews of men were the international labor bureau has cipal ceremony occurred In the Amer- rushed to the weakened spots and It AND SOUND METHODS. completed its report, which on the ican military cemetery here In the hill was reported that the danger seemed whole la considered highly favorable. overlooking Paris from the west. to have been averted. The dykeland The report finds that the secretariat Before American and French troop was flooded to a depth of from eight seems in general to have kept its ac- drawn up in line in front of the to twelve feet. tivities within the limits ot the role speaker's stand . THE KENNA RECORD DAD FEEDING IS MARKET "Gray FORCED TO FIGHT SAVES FOR FARMERS Is Color CAUSE OF RUNTS FOR HER BREATH High Proficiency Shown In North ; . . of Moment Carolina. the NEGLECTED AT TOE Nashville Artist Tells of Terrible Y.'KZi Gray Is predominating color of smart Activities Last Season Confined to the tion of dark blue are among the Suffering Experienced by moment any doubt as est are upon Purchasing Branded Barrel Covers the If there is that to be seen the Wife. to this sweeping state- streets. His Many Undersized Pigs Often and Selling Potato Cot- the truth of One is a model fresh from the ment, writes a New Xork fashion cor workrooms Jenny up- ton Farmers Gain. of In Tarts. Its Grow and Develop Into respondent then visit the smart res per section is made in gray .woolly ma- DOWN HILL Useful Porkers. (Prepared by the United States Depart- taurants at any hour of the day or terial and the lower section Is made HUSBAKD GOES ment of Agriculture.) take a walk up Fifth avenue or any of some thick material In llaek em- During the last year a farmers ex- seen. broidered with threads of the gray other street and note what Is Tanlao After Growth of Anlmala Hat Been change in Beauford county. North Caro- drawn through It to form a plaid de- Finally Both Decide to Put There is so much of this shade, indeed. sign. Test as a Result Have En-Joy- Retarded It Take Considerable lina, saved Its members and the farm- stops to wonder The cape is one of those new to and that one a moment Best of Health for Past . More ers In the community between $75,000 what lines that are quite scant In width and Feed to Overcome Con. Just bow long It will last and Years. and $100,000, according to a report to be. perfectly straight in line, hanging from Three ditlon and Grow Out. the next change in color will a the United States Department of Ag- toward the little yoke that fits the shoulders There are signs pointing snugly "Both my wife and myself have put (Prepared Depart- riculture. and then and supports a straight collar. by the United State lighter shades of tan, for now Tanlac to and we call it the ment of Agriculture.) The organization, formed to aid po- a gown or coat or cape is The hat worn with the cape shows the test champagne greatest medicine In the world," said "My nine years' experience In stock tato growers, has shown high profi- Seen, and it brings a nice relief from how large the hats can be worn when raising ciency in Last season its they reach the limits of the French J. T. Montamnt, 1123 Third Avo., has been almost entirely with the preponderance of the various sign purebred hogs, while fashion for this season. Indeed, there North, Nnshville, Tenn., artistic cattle and and tones of gray." Company. Mr. pome runts appear at birth they are not all Is no limit to the extremes of width painter for the Cusack Just now .If a costume is Montnmat has lived in Nashville for oot nearly bo numerous as the runts gray from tip to toe then it seems to which they attain, and even then they do not must su- nearly thirty years and is highly re- caused by neglect and Improper feed- take pride in having some- - touch of remain content, but perimpose exaggerated line spected by all who know him. ing and housing." This Is the opinion gray about if-- is only feather at that it it the trimming "Before my wife took Tanluc sho of a Tennessee farmer In a letter to drooping from the brim of the hat or of soma sort that makes appear In- suffered so badly from gns on her stom- the United States Department of Agri- the shoes of gray worn with a frock them even wider. In this pom- ach and heartburn that she often said culture. la otherwise quite dark and in- stance It is a loosely arranged that pom she felt like she was smothering to Many Small Anlmala Develop. conspicuous. Gray, indeed, has taken of still little feathers, but often j (! """to death. actually had to up la v i of dark It is an ostrich puff or a bow of tulle She sit Specialists of the department Its place along with the shades bed to get her breath. blue and black as being an accepted or a drooping feather or some 6tray emphasize the. fact that many animals bits of flowers or hanging from "Well, In a short time after she rs as a favorite fruit that are undersized or small at birth color as well began taking Tanlac her trouble dis- tone wear doors. Is the edge. The brims droop either at often grow and develop into useful, for within It as appeared and she was like a different good for the young and old. both sides or all the way round, profitable animals If a little special for the may trimmings are person. Seeing the good results Id recognizes no or dis- the case be. The attention Is given them Boon after In fact it class scanty upon her case, I began taking the medicine tinction as to age or stature. It Is the and artistically posed the birth. This Is especially true with spreading brims so that they tell for myself and It soon had me feeling like pigs. Unless the Email pig of the Ut- all around good color of the season, and women are making most of its all they are worth In their rather Iso- a brand new man. ter Is thus provided for when quite the lated way. "Up to that time I had been trou- young, feed- popularity to use It In every possible very often it Is not worth f ' - ' bled with Indigestion. I had no appe- way. One-Plec- e ing to maturity. If the proper kind Season for Dress. tite and the little I did eat seemed Community one-piec- or amounts of feed are not given when Yards for Live Stock. Hat Shoes, Gloves In Gray. The season for the e dress to do me about as much harm as very young, If required to compete activities were confined to the purchas One of the favorite methods of wear of serge has also arrived. When there good. I felt bo tired and languid I with stronger or older animals for ing gray when the whole costume is is no cape or outer wrap then the hated to move around, and was get- get, lng of branded barrel covers and thd what they do born runts or those gown serge or Is run-dow- n selling of potatoes. Thirty-fiv- e thou-- not in tone is to have the hat and street is of the suit ting in such a condition that that are undersized will become more sand barrel covers were bought at sJ shoes and gloves of that color,, each of of that or some other light material. it worried me. pronounced runts as they grow older. them matching each other exactly in The suits, when they are smartest are "Tanlac acted with me Just like "ji respect they resemble closely saving of $700, and 129 carload lots; it this of potatoes were sold with a saving of tone. Not a few of the gray silk quite plain, with long waist lines and did with my wife, and although that $50,000. with straight lines that are neverthe- was three years ago we have enjoyed A great growth In mar less fitted to follow the lines of the the best of health all along. How- keting and purchasing has been one figure with a delicate nicety. They ever, I keep a bottle of Tanlac In the of the outstanding results of exten- are worn with trim little bats and house all the time, and when I feel sion work In the South. County agents. with blouses that while they are most- myself getting run down the medicine assisted by marketing specialists. ly plain, are still made with quantities soon has me feeling all right again. through marketing demonstrations and of handwork and a sufficient number I am convinced that Tanlac Is with- by instruction and advice, have aided of frills to make them becoming. out an equal. Our friends all know local and county associations of fann- The serge Cresses are made on the how It helped us and I don't hesitate ers in the selling of many simplest of lines. Really they have to tell anyone about it." kinds of farm produce and live stock, the slightest amount of fit and the Tanlac is sold by leading druggists and In the purchasing of! smallest amount of material to make everywhere. Adv. a great variety of farm necessities. them notable. But they are apt Farmers have gained knowledge of to be embroidered In some way or The steel trap was Invented In 1704. methods and acquired confidence in trimmed with little facings or edgings co Bilk their ability to do business on a In some bright color of silk or WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROO- T - . '4 r 1 operative basis. They are beginning braid that gives them that fresh chic "i to undertake definite business organ which makes them notable. There are izations on a county-wid- e and even any of gray dresses made of Thousands of women have kidney and number bladder trouble and never suspect state-wid- e marketing serge worn big or it, scale for rhe of and with black dark Womens' complaints often prove to be Cheap and Convenient Weaning their main cash crops, such as "cotton, blue hats, and then there are the popu- Trough. nothing else but kidney trouble, or the tobacco and peanuts. lar little street dresses, made of a result of kidney or bladder disease. Owing gray, upper If the kidney are not in a healthy animals that are normal when young to the work in light, say section, and a cotton grading, classing, and stapling, lower section of the black or dark condition, they may cause the other or- but later become runty from a lack of gans and information given as to the mar- blue, a narrow belt of the darker tone to become diseased. such proper feed and care which Pain in the back, headache, loss of am- grades a usually occurs about weaning time. ket value of the various and being used to hold them to semblance bition, nervousness, are often times symp- staples by es- After enlmals become runty or extension workers, It is of form about the waist line. toms of kidney trouble. their Don't delay growth retarded, undoubtedly It will timated that between $1,000,000 and Evening dresses have their predilec- starting treatment. Dr. $2,000,000 were to cotton Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, a physician's pre- take more feed to overcome this con- 6aved the tion for gray, and when It Is not ex farmers of Texas during the year to scription, obtained at any drug store, may dition aDd grow them out. actly gray then those tones of mauve be increased returns. just the remedy needed to overcome Cause of Runts. and light blue creep- In and become such conditions. shading between gray and some Get a medium or large size bottle im- pigs runty," Ten- that "When become the FAILURE OF ORGANIZATIONS more vivid color when one Is not sure mediately from any drug store. nessee "they never be- farmer adds, V under the night llphts exactly what However, if you wish first to test this come normal. I re- creat preparation send ten cents to Dr. have estimated it Farmers Remain Steadfastly m the tone may be. There are layers and quires 25 per cent more Unless Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a at least feed Loyal Downfall Can Be Brought layers of chiffon about these simple ample to put In bottle. When writing be sure and them marketable condition About Quickly. little evening frocks, and sometimes mention this paper. Adv. It does normal hogs. My expe- than many shades of the same color and rience with purebred dairy cattle is men Many a man mistakes ruffled self-- An association of opposed to a combined In such a subtle manner that fully 00 per cent of .among pride for an aroused conscience . that runts farmers' enterprise can one is not sure where one tone leaves by Improper feeding cattle are caused bring about Its downfall very quickly off other begins. The care. and the skirts and If the stock raisers of this unless the farmers remain steadfastly are made In a succession of frills or country were educated In the proper loyal. Many organize In an arrangement of petal ANOTHER WOMAN feeding and care formations of live stock until tions have failed through the weak so they become masses they growth, that Just soft reached normal the runts ness of members who could not resist of the becoming material. And as for in live stock In the United States the temptation offered of a fraction of Gown otfiJack Taffeta. trimming, there Is none, or perhaps it ESCAPES would be nlmost eliminated." a cent When the opposition organlza Is a band of statement not only but ribbon about the This further tlon puts out a bolt to catch you, try to crepe dresses are adorned with fringe, waist line or a bunch of artificial It the fact that does not, remember It is only a lure to draw you this is always In the same tone flowers tiny little flowers. broadly speaking, more and just The firs. IilcCumler Avoided a Serioss take feed to from your own friends. Once you as the materials from which the frock bodices are simply finished by edgings prevent runt animals but does require have deserted, the bait Is withdrawn. fashioned. Gray capes and Operation by Taking Lydia L considerably more is those of picoting, and the more "often than feed to develop Klck to your friends, If you expect of that color combined with one por not there ore no sleeves at Pinkham'i Vegetable Com them once they become runty. them to stick to you. alt pound in Time RAPID LOSS OF PHOSPHORUS ON Evening Gowns of Tulle INFORMATION SHIPMENTS Georgetown. 111. "After mv first As always at this time of the year, the ones that the smart dressmakers baby was born I suffered so with my Due to the Fact That Grain la Sold Dealers Unable to Give Fair Quota, there are any number of tulle evening are showing for wear a little later In 1C1.I DlUt3 UiQl I Stock Use Product in Making gowns to be 6een. This season It is not tlons Because of Lack of Ex--' the season, are those of taffeta walk across the Bones and Tissues. with floor unless was all pliclt Details. the real silk net and the colors are trimmings of lace or organdie. These I the most beautiful that have been seen humped over, hold- are the frocks that will be so good doc- The fnct that phosphorus Is found In a long while. They are made up for ing to my side. I Many shippers when writing to dis wear tored with several largely in the gruin of crops results over foundations of chiffon, while un- street when the wearer becomes tributors fall to give sufficient informa too for a wrap of any doctors but found no In a relatively rapid loss of available concerning derlying slips are often done In a con- hot sort The tion their respective ship taffeta frocks, too, are tremendously relief and they said phosphorus from the farm, for the ments, says the United States Depart trasting color to provide a variance of I would have to have grain usually Is satisfactory for afternoon wear, for removed and sold. ment of Agriculture. The dealers, there- tone. an operation, tly Even where all crops are on they retuln a freshness of Hue and fed the fore, can not give fair quotations on . Then there re the dyed laces for mother insisted on the loss Is large coutqjir that Is always pleasing. In my taking farm because grow the ofTered goods. Information, it is evening gowns that are being worn a Lydia ing animals use It la bones and other great They Paris at the Longchamps races there a Veceta pointed out, can not be too explicit or deat are combined either Compound tissues. tulle or with chiffon and some- were displayed a number of tuffeta ble and I detailed. with soon found relief. Now I can do all my times with cotton net, but always the dresses of this sort with very full skirts, sometimes ruffled over en- own work and it is the Vegetable Com- MAIN VIRTUE OF SANDY Silage Keeps Indefinitely. material and the trimming seem to their me from an opera- SOIL tire surfaces. pound that has saved Prof. A. L. Iloecker, the ex- have been dipped In the same dye so- tion. I cannot praise your medicine too silage of black of Plants Pass pert says that com silage will lution, for there Is not a whit of di- Another dress taffeta has highly and I tell all of my friends and Roots Through It keep are full flowing Readily, but It Dries indefinitely. Bllage Is mighty good vergence between their shades. There sleeves that and and neighbors what the Compound did for Out Too in quite straight They Mrs. Margaret McCumber, Quickly. dry summers when pastures burn up. is the popular frock that is made set Into arruboles. me." with a covered with dyed are of chiffon that falls gracefully 27 S. Frazier St., Georgetown, Illinois. skirt lace Mrs. McCumber is dhe of the unnum- bod-Ic- arm to Is chief virtue of sandy Produce Maxlmu-- n Crops, ruffllngs and with the plain little e over the the wrist, when It The soil is allowed to spread out to Its full bered thousands of housewives who the roots of plants can pass A rich soil will produce maximum made of chiffon in the same tone. struggle to keep about their daily tasks, that model length. The neck and sleeves of thf. through Jt readily its chief 1b crops in a fair season. Weather, Then there Is another that has wbilo suffering from ailments peculiar fault seed frock are kept strictly plain In flulsh, dries out too quickly. Clay soil and tillage will do the rest a skirt made entirely of plaited tulle to women with backache, siueaches, that it Is a fascinating bearing-dow- n ner- water well, but It tends to pack Bounces and a bodice made of the dyed but there crushed rib headaches, pains and holds bon belt made of gold and black vousness, and if every such woman harden. Both types of soil need Save Alfalfa From Weevils. lace draped or fitted as the Individual end figure may demand. blocked ribbon, tied with a stiff bow should profit by her experience and give) manure it loosens up clay and Spraying with arsenical solution Lvdia K. Vegetable Cuin-- stable The dresses are coming along. under the left arm. linkhara'a elps sand to bold luolstpra saves7 alfalfa from weevils. that pound ft trial they would get well. THE KEN N A RECORD i

Judge Crooker to submit their differ- with money that you do not miss. fl 7 . ences to that impartial magistrate for Money Is good but it must be warmed Help adjustment The Judge listened pa- with sympathy and some degree of , tiently and rendered his decision. It sacrifice. Has It never occurred to Arte was accepted. you that tiie warm hand and the That When the papers were signed, Mr. cheering word In season are more, Aching A y BIng rose and snld, "Y'our honor, vastly more, then money in the Im- K1 there's one tiling that I want to say. portant matter of making good-will- ? I have spent most of my life In this Unconsciously, you have established Back! town. I have built up a big business a Hue and pluced yourself on one la your back 1 side mm.' here and doubled the population. I of It and the people on the other. out? Are you b&ve built comfortable homes for my Broadly speaking, you are capital nnd run down; tortured with wigging back- laborers and taken an interest In the rest labor. Whereas, In a the are fnct, ache, lameness and sudden, stabbing 1 education of their children, and built you are working men. Some pains? If so, look to your kidneys. V oil all of the a library where anyone could find rest hove come to regard you as their Overwork, hurry and worry tend "to weaken the kidneys. Backache and an the best books to read. I have built re-gn-rd natural enemy. They ought to all worn out feeling is often the first playgrounds for the children of the you as their natural friend. Two warning. Get back your health while mm? Or?' working people. If I have heard of kinds of despotism have prevented It you can. Use Doan't Kidney Pills, J.1 JLfawiituitri any case, of need. I have done my First there Is the despotism of your the remedy thousands recommend. Ask COPVfftoMT vnjg best to relieve I have always been your neighbor! 920 ILLUaXXtA.TXOS BY X2WXM KTCETU. it business In making you a slave so itRVIN9 rACHLU.I ready to hear complaints nnd treat much of a, slave that you haven't time An Oklahoma Case them fairly. My men have been gen- to be human; second, there Is the C. A. Glllett, 409 8. Maybeell Ave., CHAPTER SEVEN Continued face. I'll make a little speech and erously paid and yet they not Tulsa, Okla., Bays: "My kidneys 11 have despotism of the labor union In dis- caused me to suffer present Mr. aud Mrs. King to our my with a lame and ."My hesitated to destroy property and couraging Individual excellence. In aching back and I was In such a con- God!" she exclaimed. "What friends at the end of it Oh, now, to use guns and knives and clubs and dition that I could hardly straighten a nasty you 1" cut out un- demanding equal pay for the faith- up My liar are the sobbing and leave this stones to prevent the plant from fill- when I stooped. kidneys acted It was not ladylike but, at that finished business to me and don't ful man and the slacker, and in deny Irregularly, too. Two boxes of Doah'a ing Its contracts and to force their Ing the right of to labor Kidney Pills soon had me free from moment the lady was temporarily worry. We'll be home in three min- upon free ien kidney complaint my will me. How do yau explain when and where they will. All this and back was absent utes." What to well and strong." yon it? have I done or failed Is tyranny as gross and "Mother, fro. glad say that," do the girl very calmly, " that has caused this bitterness?" as that of George the Third In try DAN'S KIDNEY answered still CHAPTER EIGHT. "Mr. Bing, I am glad you ask although her fingers trembled a little that Ing to force his will upon the colonies. 60c Bei at lH Sum PILLS" me that question," old Judge be- Buffala, N. V. as she the and voice In Which Judge the If America Is to survive, we must FomoMObaia C. Mfg. CWnlaa, felt violets, her Crooker Delivers a gan, "It gives me a chance to pre- was not quite steady. "It shows that Few Opinions. set our faces against every form of sent to you, and to these men who tyranny. I em not so utupld at home as I am The pride of BIngvllle The remedy for all our had fallen In work for you, a conviction which has trouble and bitterness Is real democ- at school." the dust I It had arisen and gone on grown out of impartial observation of racy, U nothing The girl rose and threw down the with Dolled garments which more or less and lowered your relations with each oHur. love men violets and her mild and listless man- head. It bad than the of the love of suffered derision and "First I want to say to, you. Mr. justice and fair play for each and ner. A look of defiance filled her defeat It could never be the same BIng, alt y ... arose, that I regard you as a good cit- (TO BE CONTINUED.) v face figure. Mrs. Blng and her again. Sneed and Snodgrass recov- izen. Your genius and generosity ay her eyes aglow with anger. ered, In a degree,-fro- their feeling have put this community under great HAVE FUN WITH BRIDEGROOM "I'd like to know what you mean," of opulence. Sneed had become po- obligation. she said Now, in heading toward under her breath. lite, industrious and obliging. Snod- the hidden cause your complaint I "I mean am a liar, you of Harmless Teasing by Bridal Attend that If I grass and others had lost heavily In beg to ask you a question out- taught me how to Ever since at the ants Is a Feature of the Af- be It stock speculation through the failure set Do you know that unfortunate I was knee-hig- h, you teach- ghan Wedding Ceremony. have been of a broker in Bazelmead. They son Widow as ing me my I am of the Moran known to deceive father. went to work with a will and without the Shepherd of the Birds?" not going to do It any longer. I am The ceremony of the mirror, Is per- the haughty Independence which, for "1 have beard going to find my and tell him much about blm," haps, the oldest custom In connectloa father a time, hud characterized their at- Mr. BIng answered. the truth. I sliall not wait another titude. with the Afghan wedding ceremony. The spirit of the Little Shep- "Do you know him?" minute, will give me better ad- herd had A mirror is placed before the bride, tie entered the hearts and home "No. I have hod letters from him vice than you have given, I hope." of Emanuel Pau- and the' bridegroom is asked to sit at Baker and bis wife. acknowledging now The words bad fallen rapidly from line and baby favors and then, the bride's left A shawl is held over the were there and I do not know her lips and, as the last one was being tenderly but him." them, and the bride unveils and looks C I GAR ETTE loved and cared for. "We have hit at once the source of spoken, she hurried out of the room. But what humility bad entered that in the mirror. Husband and wife see Mrs. BIng on the couch each other's face for the first time. threw herself home! Phyllis and her husband lived JIV'fll .HI iwhere she lay with certain bitter with her parents, Gordon having It Is their first real meeting, says Ik bal All Shah, in Asia magazine. The memories, until the new maid come taken a bumble place In the mill. He Handy-size- . bride is shy and does not open her Ten for 10 cents. to tell her that It was time to dress. worked early and late. The BIngs carry both. She was like one reminded of mor- had made It finding It eyes, and the bridesmaids and oth- Dealers hard for him, 20 tality after coming out of ether. difficult to overcome their resentment ers chaff her freely. 10 for 10c; for 20c. - "Oh, Lord I" she murmured wearily. but he stood the gaff, as they say, An engraved silver bowl Is then It's toasted. "I feel like going to bed I How can I and won the regard of J. Patterson, brought, with a little sherbet and a live through that dinner? Please although Mrs. BIng could never for- plate of white rice pudding. The bring me., some brandy." give him. bridegroom drinks a little of the sher- - ' Phyllis learned that her father was In June, there had been public meet- bet and offers the bride a sip. She at his office, whither she proceeded ings In the town ball addressed by closes her Hps tight, but force !s Avlthout a moment's delay.. She sent Judge Crooker and the Reverend Mr. applied and a spoonful put Into her mouth; so pudding. In word that she must Bee him alone Singleton. The Judge had spoken of also with the rice WATCH and as soon as possible. He dlsmlssedSJhe grinding of the mills of God A shower of roses announces the term- the men with whom he had talk' that was going on the world over. ination of this rite. When the bride- been groom ing and invited her Into his private "Our civilization has had Its time of attempts to rise, be finds he THE BIG 4 office. trial not yet ended," he began. "Its is held down to the floor; a corner "Well, girl, I guess I know what Is enemies have been busy In every city of his cont has been sewed to the car- Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liv- er on your mind," he said. "Go ahead." and village. Not only In the cities pet There Is a roar of laughter. organs healthy by The offender Is probably a Keep the vital Phyllis began to cry. and villages of France and Belgium found stand- younger the bride. She re- regularly taking the world's "All right 1 lou do the crying have they been busy, but In those of slsterf remedy for kidney, liver, and I'll do the talking," he went on. our own Innd. The Goths and Van- fuses to undo the stitches unless a ard gold uric acid troubles "I feel like doing the crying myself, dals have Invaded BIngvllle. They coin is given to her. As soon bladder and but If you want' the Job, I'll resign have been destroying the things we as this toll Is paid, the bridegroom It to you. Perhaps you can do enough loved. The false god Is In our midst. calls his attendants to bring his shoes, GOLD MEDAL of that for both of us. I began to Many here, within the sound, of my but one of them Is missing. Some one smell a rat the other day. So I sent voice, hnve a god suited to their own declares she knows who has the shoe. Is on payment for Gordon King. He Cume this morn- tastes and sins an obedient, tract- It returned of two gold ing. I had a long talk with him. He able, homeless god. It is my deliberate coins, and the bridegroom Is freed fpMlv from his tormentors. told me the truth. Why didn't you tell opinion that the dances and costumes The National Remedy of Holland for rue? What's the good of having a father and moving pictures we have seen in T' centuries and endorsed by Queen Wllhel-min- a. unless you use him at times, when BIngvllle are doing more Injury to Fish Jump to Their Doom. At all druggists, three sizes. his counsel is likely to be worth hav- civilization than all the guns of Ger- Siamese fishermen do most of their Look for the name Cold Medal oa every bos ing? I would have made a good many. My friends, you can do noth- fishing by means of what as and accept do Imitation father, if I had had half a chance. I ing worse for my daughter than de- a ghost boat This, explains the De- should like to have been, your friend prive her of her modesty and I would troit News, consists of a long board, my painted white, arranged in posi- Soap and confidant in this important en- rather, far rather, see you slay "I Have Heard Much About Him," Mr. and Cuticura terprise, I should have been a help son than destroy his respect for law BIng Answered. tion In the water. The top must not The Healthy to you. But somehow, I couldn't get and virtue and decency. be too high above the surface of the on the board of directors, iou and "The Jnzs band Is to me a sign of your 'trouble," the Judge went on. water for the fish it is desired to cap- your mother have been running the spiritual decay. It Is a step toward "The Shepherd is a representative ture to leap over. Wheo in position Shaving Soap plant all by yourselves and I guess the Jungle. I hear.lt in the beating person. He stands for the poor and the ghost resembles very much the CatJcar Bop ihva wfthoat mof. RwyhtTsgft It's pretty near bankrupt Now, my of the tom-to- It is not music. It is the unfortunate in this village. You white side of a bout or punt The-fis- girl, there's no use crying over spilt the barbaric yawp of sheer reckless- have never gone to see him because seeing this white board, become DEAD SHOT FLY BAKE tears. Gordon King is not the mun ness and daredevlllsm, and it is every- well, probably It was because you frightened, and In fear they leap over Protects your stock from flies bale ana certain, bprai of my choice, but we must all take where feared that the look of hliq would the board. At the back of the board, henhouses with Dead hold and try to buld him up. Per- "Even in our economic we distress you. The thing which would however, nets are arranged hi such Shot Fly Ban. Certau life are death tochicken mites haps we can make blm pay." dancing to the Jazz band with utter have helped and Inspired and glad- a position that those fish that succeed it.ui.Timai.no x X u Urn ai.oti "I do not love him," Phyllis sob- recklessness. Amerlcnn labor is be- dened his heart more than anything in leaping the board land la the nets For sale .i.by all dealers. 01 aunt via narcel Doal Dre-- bed. ing more nnd more absorbed In the else would have been the feel of your and are caught The amount of fish pald upon reoelptof price hand and a kind and cheering word caught by employment ghost DUD SHOT CHEMICU CO, OKUKOSi CUT, OKU "You married him because you manufacture of luxuries embroid- the of 'fl IT wanted to. Vou were not coerced?" ered frocks and eluborate millinery and sympathetic counsel. Under those boats Is very large indeed, and the "No, sir." and limousines nnd the landaulets and circumstances, I think I may say method has the advantage of prevent- "I'm sorry, but you'll have to take rich upholstery and cord ' tires and that It was your duty as a neigh- ing the smaller fry from getting In- your share of the crow with the rest golf courses and sporting goods and bor and a human being to go to see to the nets, as they are unable to him. Now, money. of us," ho went on, with a note of great country houses so thot there he never needed leap over the board. . fThe next lime sternness In his tone. "My girl, when is not enough labor to provide the In the kindest spirit, I ask you if that I make a contract I live up to it comforts and necessities of life. money you sent to him in the best American and European Moose buy calomel good-wi- ll you and I intend that you shull do the "The tendency of all this Is to of was not In fact, a species The Alces MuchlU or elk,a one va- same. You'll have to learn to love put the stamp of luxury upon the of bribery? Were you not Indeed, riety of which with palmuted antlers, iiud cherish this fellow, If he makes commonest needs of man. The time seeking to buy Immunity from a duty found In North America, is commonly ask for it possible. You and your mother seenjs to be near at hand when a Incumbent upon you us a neighbor and known as the moose, lives In the believe in wonmnV fights. I don't boiled egg and a piece of buttered a human being?" northern portions of both the eastern bject--to that hut you mustn't think bread will be luxuries and a family Mr. Blng answered quickly. and western hemispheres. There is a that you huVte the right to break your of children an unspeakable extrava- "There are plenty of people who bave difference, many naturalists claim, be- agreements unless there's a good rea- gance. Let us face the facts. It is nothing else to do but carry cheer and tween the Europeun and American son for It My girl, the murrlage con- up to Vanity to moderate Its demands comfort to the unfortunate. I have species, although they approach each tract Is the most blading and sacred upon the Industry of man. What we other things to do," other In general appearance In certain of uli contructs. I want you to do need is more devotion to simple liv- "That, sir, does not relieve you of cases. To be exactly precise.-- it ild your best to make this one a success." ing and the general welfare. In plain the llubllttles of a neighbor and a not be perfectly correct to say that There was the tinkle of the tele- English we need the re- human being, in my view. If your what we know as the moose Is found phone bell. Mr. Iiing put ths re- ligion and the - simplicity of our business bus turned you luto a shaft In Scandinavia, although he has very ceiver to his ear and spoke luto the fathers." or a l, It has done you a great near relatives there. " Instrument as follows: of e injustice. I fear that It has been your "Yes, she's here I I knew all the Later, In June, a strike began in muster thnt It has practiced upon Good Time to Be Born. facts before she told me. Mr. De-lnn- the big plant of J. Patterson BIng. you a kind of despotism. You would Persons born between November 22 He's on bis way back to New The men demanded higher pay and better get along with less far less and December 21, when the sun Is In York. Left on the six-te- Charged shoiter days. They were working business than suffer such a fate. I Snglttarlus, are liable to have to trav- The purified and refined me to present his regrets and fare- under a, contract but that did not don't want to hurt you. We are el a great deal. They have an earn- calomel tablets that are wells to you and Phyllis. I thought seem to matter. In a fight with looking for the cause of a certain re- est outspoken frankness of speech nause&less, safe and sure. it best for him to know and to go. "scabs" nnd Plnkerton men they de- sult and I can help you only by be- and manner that frequently gets them Yes, we're coming right home to dress. stroyed a part of the plant Even the ing frank. With all your generosity into difficulties and misunderstand- Medicinal virtues retain- Mr. King will tt'ke Mr. Delano's place life of Mr. BIng was threatened I The you have never given your heart, to ings. They are Jovial, vivacious, and ed and improved. Sold at the table. We'll make a clean Hummer was near its end when J. this village. Some unkind people combative, and abhor anything that only in sealed packages. breast ' of the whole busluess. Brace Patterson BIng and- - a committee of have gone so far as to suy that you verges on deception or secrecy. Have Price 35c. op and eat your crow with a smiling the labor union met In the office of have no heart You cun not prove It a keen sense of humor sud sarcasr. L SLJJUX.L.'.I-L- 1 Notice for FablleatloB. The Kenna Record Department of the Interior U. S. Land Ofice at Roswell, N. M. April, 30 191. jj H. A. PUDLIOHCD WCEKUY SIX Notice is hereby given that Mary Boll Roberts Morris, of Elida, N. M. who, t By Kr. and Mrs. A. C. Vhtte on August 9, 1917, made Hd. E. No. GILLETTE 040905, for Ni,Sec 14, Township 7-- General Real , Estate and Range j-- N. M. P. Meridian, has BLADES filed notice of intention to make final B femes Ytarv it Ituf at tKs three year proof, to establish cNim to Land Loans K, the land above described, before Alvin Ht-- WITH Mexiea, f M )Be, m Mceaa1 Chu f C. White, U. S. Commissioner, at JJ All kinds of Insurance. Mai' natter. HOLDER Kenna, N. M. on the 15 day of Jane . ig2r. !! Claimant names aa witnesses: JJ Elida, New Mexico $1.2? John P. Smith, Marion M. Pyle, 1! Nfcar'ra 1.00 rr Yaar In Dyron II. Howard, William H. Morrir, PREPAID all of Elida, N. M. uw ji) Emmett Patron, Register. In Attractive Ca KOTICK FOB ITDLICATIOX. ard, V. S. Cominissionsr, at Jenkinp, U. Department of the Interior N. M. on the 30 dav of June 1921. ATerftiti(rrassMeBaea SMCsiCsa Department of the Interior, I U. S. Land Office nt Roswell, N. M. Claimant names as witnesses: Satisfaction Guaranteed Laid Office at Fort 8umner. N. 14., --May 22, 1921. John G. Her.dcrsoa, Elmer C. Hill, or Money Refunded May 16, 192 1. Notice is Notice is hereby given that Oliver E. Eugene 13. hereby given that Thomas D. Cothern, these of Caprock, N .M. !Thi3 offer for a limited Johnson, of Jenkins, N.M. who, on April Boyd, Major A. Jceis, tl.eie of of Kenna, N. M.,who, onMayi, 1918, 16; 1910, made add H.E No. 047118 for Jenkins, N. M. m27 j24 time only. made H. E. No. 016045. fot NWV, Lots 3, 4,SNVV.V, SWV, Sec3,Twp Emmett Patton. Register. Remit by money order Section 3, E, Section 4, ' 9-- S Range 35-- N. M. P. Meridian, hsil CONGRESS HEARS or cash (no Stamps) NEV, Section o, Twp. 3-- Range filed notice of intention to make final 2g E, N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice Hotlee FaallcaUeB. three year proof , to establish claim to far mi of intention to make final three year the land above described, before Win, Department of the Interior DRAMATIC PLEA ' Proof, to estabiibh claim to the land U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. H. lilanc! nrd, U. S. Commissioner, at above described, before Alvin . White, May 27, 1921. Razor Co. Jenkins, N.M. on the 23, day of Frad U. s. Commissioner at Kenna, N. M. on June Notice is hereby given that J. Fletcher " FROM FILIPINO day of tg2i Wilson, of Jenkins, N.M. who, on April 1475 Broadway the 23 June Claimant Ames as wttuessea: Claimant names as witnessed 16, 1920, made add H.E. 047117, for J. Fletcher Wilson, Walter W. Chaney New York City. Charles I. Kinard, Manford Elkins, Lots 1 and 2, StfNEV. SEW, Jake E. Hebison, William E. Bonds, AVoshlnton. Emahual Elkins, Walter A. Bradley, Section 3, Twp. Range. 3S-- N. all of Jenkins, N. M. 111J7 J24 "Munt the heart all of Elida, N. M. ji7 M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of in- ni20 Emmett Patton, Register. of Ainfrlcit b-- t W. R. McGill, Register. tention to make final three year proof, only lot the free- to establish claim to the land above de- Notice for Publication dom of Ireland, of 'toe Pefcllearien. scribed, before William R. Blanchard. Poland mid of the Peftf Department of the Interior Department of the Interior U. S. Commissioner, at Jenkins, N. M. Creoho Slovaks, U. S. Land M. l S. Land Office at Fort Sumner, Office at Roswell, N. on the 5 day of July 1911. and not for the June 4,1921. PORTALES N. M, May I , ig2t. is Notice Claimant names as wltnessbs: Independence of Notice is hereby given that Claude hereby given By the riilllppliie Is- that Vernon H. num. ' Ben R. Warren,. Walter W. Chaney, F. .Wortham, of Leeray, Texas, whe en ABSTRACT CO. of Clovis, N. M. who on Feby., 4, lands?" William C. Glenn, Thomas J. Fuller, July 12, 1918, made add Hd. E No. 1919, mad II. E. No. O16127, for This was the all of Jenkins, N. M. jj ji question ltesldent 036617, for SX, Section 22, Town- NEK , SEXN W.'4 , SEW , EtfSWtf, fii Emrnett Patton, Register. oner ship, 7-- 31-- N. M. Will Appreciate a share Sec. 3, NEV, E,'4NVVV, Commissi laife SWtfNW, L. X' ' ..At - a iHOuro Outialdon P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten of your Twp. 4-- 27-- E Abstract business Sec, 10, Range N.M. P. of the riilllpplnps lieato tnaka final three year prddf, to Meridian has tiled notice of to intention Notice for Publication. Philippine Rtudent adreiixed direoti ish claim to the land above de 0 make final three year proof, to establish Department of the interior U.S. Land Commlislonsf to the tneniber- - scribed, befere Alvin C. White, U. S. claim to the land above shlp described, be Office, Fort Sumner. New Meiloo. liauro Oabaldon' 6t the House Commissioner, at NWV,. Sec. Ten T. Mrs. Maud Smith, fore Alvin C. U. Commis-ionc- r, of Itenresentnlves Praa. White, S. May 17, 6-- , 1921. In a speech R. jt-E- N.M. on the 14 day of at Kenna, N. M. on the 2, day Notice is hereby given E, which was K'ven ycrjr Portales, New Mexico. that John close attention ap- July 19SI of July 1921. and was frequently Bynum, of Goodlet, Texas, who, on plauded. '' nslsnaevt M wttaatMat Claimant names as Maiei witnesses: Dec. si, 1918, made Hd. E. No. 016126, "At one time," said CoramlKstoner Rabert L. Hollis, Mary E. Hollis, Henry T. Jones, Mattie Jones, these WS', Sec. u, EtfEM, SWWNEW, Gnhaldon, "Congress had hefure It m John H. Miller, these of Elida, Ni M, of Olive, N. M. Ralph H. Maupin, of SWWSEW, & StfNWW, See it, Twp. less than thirty resolutions expressing Frad Bi Berryhill, of Kenna, N, Mi Canton, N. M. Bynum, of 4-- sympathy John E. Range 27-- N. M. P. Merid- with the aspiration of the jiO j8 : Irish people, knf-lan- ol Goodlet, Texas. rn27 J24 ian, has filed notice of intention to If not actualy Urging d Dr. A. J. Evens, - to Emmett Patton. Register. W. R- McGill. Register. make final three year proof, to grant Independence to Ireland. At that time, also establish claim to the land above describ- the Filipinos were Obstetrics A Specialty knocking at your door. Out of the H0TIC1 MB PCBLICATIOH. ed, before Alvin C. White, S. Com Ha FlMt U. womb of war, many Kuropean repub- ASKS INDEPENDENCE WITH Pmt Swri 4 Pt Offk., Department of the Ulterior missioner, at Kenna, M. S. N. on the lics were born, and America has re- U. Land Office at Fort Sumuer, N. OR -:- - gg 2 day of July joiced to uphold the name. And yet WITHOUT PROTECTION Phoirt: M. May '28, 1921. Jai. Claimant name the claim of the Filipinos Is un- Notice is hereby given at wltneaaeei still IUDAI : : M. that John W. Henry T. Jones, Mattie Jones, these heeded. Must there be exceptions, u Jennings, of Olive, N. M. who, on Dec. then, In Manila, P. L of Olive, N. M. Vernon H. Bynum, International Justice? Local Snrceea far Santa Pa R 17, 1918, made add H. E. No. 015423, "My plea, ttentleuien of the Ameri- The people ef the of Clovis, N. M. Ralph H. Maupin, Philippines forNXSWX, Sec. 4, StfNEtf, and can Congress, Is that you Ignore no want ' af Canton, N. M. 0127 j'24 Indepeudenca In SEX, Section 5, Township 4.S, longer the repeated requests of a form Range 28 E, N. M. P. Meridian, W. R. McGill, people for an Independence whatever Regutei that 'rightfully belongs to they can gt It, has filed notice of intention to make them. The kf ii granting of Independence now a u e I Queien, final three year proof , to establish oiatm affords Notice for Publication the United States a golden president of the to the land aboved described, Department of the Interior opportunity before to give to the world unanswerable Philippine senate, U. S. ad- Alvin C. White, U. S. Commission- Land Office at Roswell, N. M. proof of Its sincerity, Its consistency declared In an er, at KenDa, N. M. on the 13 day of May 2, 1921. Notice ana its altruism. will great- dress befere that Medicine It be the body. July 1921. is hereby given that James L. Allen, of est example of square dealing In the "Let Ameri- Clalmaut names Milnesand N. M. who on Sept., n, 1918, history of the ages. the at vita lea: cans la the and HenryT. A. made H.E. No. 044116, "Do not think we are not appre- Jones, William Stroud, forWtf.Sec.t, nines and those In Twp.S-S- , . ciative of all you us. Obstetrici, Oscar H. Hewatt, Harvey B. Lucas, Range 35-E- N.M. P. Meridian have done for We are. America has truly treated the United States Manuel L, Quezon all of Olive, N. M. jio j8 has filed notice of intention to, make - Philip-pi- e the Filipino people as no other know that the peo- President Office Odd Fellows Bldg W. R. McGill, Register. three year proof, to establish claim to nation of Philip- - pine has ever treated an alien In all the Striate the land above race pines covet described before H. A. history. The high Amer- their freedom, liberty and NOTICE FOHPCBJ.ICATIOJT. points of the pelltlcal Roberts,' U. S. Commissioner at Elida, ican policy In the Philippines emancipation so much thut Department of tho Interior have they will Elida. N. M. N. M. on the 6 day of July 1921. been consistently InsplrecM-altruls- not hesitate to receive from U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. the Congress of the Claimant names as wltneasea: We know that you were actuated In United States April 30, 1921. cemplete and absolute Independence James A. Betts, James F. Baker, your labors by the desire to contrib- Notice is hereby given that James C. ute to our own wtihout protection," Quezon said. Albert E. Williamson, William H. welfare. the United Mabry. of Portales, N. M., who, on "And we love you perhaps most of v"If States, dictated by Its Moorhead, all of Milnesand, N. M. own Interests, decides pro- S)an May 15, 1919, madeorig., H. E. No. all for your solemn promise to grant to extend 6. itavage, i3 j tection to the Philippines, well (MSJ27i for , Sec. on us that whlch"we hold and Si 33, aud Dec, dearer than life goed. 0- Emmett Patton. Register. Itself our freedom. Independence We weuld accept that as a so- -0 27, 1921), made add., H. E. 045318, for Is lution ef our problems. our ab- If not, let us U. NNtf, Section 33, Setion national Ideal. It Is our all 6. "Cmmlsslentr, EtfW,, sorbing aim. grows have absolute Independence In what- g-- It stronger every Township Range 32-- N. M. ever form we can 1 hour. For the spirit of nationalism jet It." 00 P. Meridian, has filed notice of Home; President Quezon declared Office Room New never dies. Much sub- that if is, ist., National Bank less ran It be the question were put intention to make final three year dued. We believe we before the Bldg. ' that can never Filipinos proof, to establish claim to the hope to for a vote, 68 per cent would YOUR be a sturdy nation If we are favor absolute Independence. Roswell, New Mexico. and above described, before Alvin C. cosy to rely forever on the luugnanlmlty of White, U. S. Commissioner, at NW.V, the United States. A TEST OF FAITH Sec. 10 T. 6-- R. 31.E, N.M. on the 15 CORNER "America's task In the Philippine Islands Is you as- day of June 1921. will not finished. What have (Chattanooga sumed as your sacred obligation In News.) Claimant named as w'tnesses: b complete Wa have frequent Dr. A. that part of the world has been ful- occasion to pro- Chas. Staohlin Joseph F. Helms, Wesley Wilkin-son- , without W. a filled. A people sys- test against the efforts of Japan to with a medieval Impose Optemetrist and Optician j. Whit Robinson these of Kenna. " 3mLJ tem of Institutions has teen trans- her dominion upon unwilling NEW peoples, yet we have EYE N. M. Elmer C. Hiil, of Caprock, N. formed Into a conscious nation. Im- thus far ailed GLASSES THAT SATISFY. " to' exemplify the Ideals we rec- M. 111 1 3 j 10 I IOMLV' bued with all that Is modern In the which you ommend to Japan. If we should with- Roswell, New Mexico. Emmett Patton. Register. activities of nations. And If give draw our It is us Independence our gratitude you sovereignty from the Philip- the to pines, In Nolle for Publication. Vir will Increase a It will accordance with our repeated thousand fold; prouilnes, we Department of the Interior Home Economy. last forever If you keep faith with us. could the more consist- Greatest ently ask Japan to follow U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. "There Is but one In Phil- a similar issue the course toward Shantung, May 25, ippine question, and that Is: Is there Manchuria M. W. Hodges 1921. and Siberia. Our plea weuld have a Notice is hereby given that Charles A. today a stable government on the Is- great lands? In the Joaes you promised deal more force If we could Beardsley, of Caprock, N. M. who, on law make It with clean Independence upon the establishment hands. To say that Nov., 17, 1917, madeorig H. E. No. the Philippines In- of such a stable government. Your are not ready for 042172, dependence Is for SXS',, Sec 24. SEW, own Governor-Genera- merely to express an l has officially arbitrary, gratuitous RANGE CATTLE and BUZZ? Necti n 23, aud who on November reported gov- opinion. It la tlist there Is a stable perfectly easy to 19, 1919, made add H.E. O45994, for ernment In we create conditions COMMISSION DEALEr. existence today, and In own . one's mind that no people NX, Sec 27, Twp. 9-- Range 31-E- also have submitted plenty of evidence ever could comply N. to substantiate Its There- with. Our dday M. P. Meridian, has filed notice existence. about respecting our The "NEW HOME" Machine with Its fore, we hope and expect America will own pledge Is a of intention to make final three year many labor mtvlng device for j)luhinl reflection on our national good heindiw-ptnulh- lj aow curry faith proof, to estalbish claim to the laud fancy etjwlug will prove luulf to out Its pledge." aud a lt IWrtk M.is Reiwtll, V M to your comfort 1ccuim) ut m constant Invitation to Interna- above described, before Win. R. Blanch- - tional complications In the far east. THE KENNA RECORD

Elida, Wednesday making proof on their additional homesteads. The They were accompanied by Geo. Roswell Style Shop Ray and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Tillinghast. EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY Every woman, no matter how critical her taste, Dodrill Tire Company does Will be able to select from our showing a be- Guaranteed Vulcanizing and Re- coming HAT at any season at a decided SAVING. treading. Satisfaction Guaran- Mrs. B. Lynch, Y 1 teed. Roswell. N. M. Pure-Bred- s 119 W., 3rd., St. Roswell, N. M Do Pay For Sale or Trade:- - Stock Dry Goods and Ford Cars to trade, That pure-bre- d livestock is a safe, profit-bringin- g aUo investment for any farmer has long been Farm. Richardson, 1210 So. 15 the conviction and the message of the great Lea, One Cent Dose Roswell, M national weekly of farm progress, N. of Parke Davi3 Blackleg Agressin protects your calf for life. Brand and Vaccinate at J. F. Knight of Tromise, S. D. the same time with this Vaccine was hero Monday "looking for a Phone r Write Us few hundred Bteers to buy and to his ranch in S. D. OWL DRUG CO. Roswel, - - iNlewvlexico. In a widely discussed recent series it pointed Mrs. Ed Lee is in Clovis, with th's out, merciless publicity, dangerous evil week visiting her husband who practices among certain breeders and distribu- I:a3 teen in the hospital the pat night. tors of pure-bred- s. Next week in a constructive two weeks. Mr. Lee i3 getting article, it tells the general farmer how, in spite along nicely and will be home in I DAVID L. GEYER 1 of these practices, he can profitably stock up After rp:nding a week with a feways. iLAND OmOEHPRACTICC with pure-bred- s NOW. her father and mother Mr. and A SPECIALTY. William Mrs. W. H. Bayhff. Mrs. Silas Johnson write the" In the same way other Invest!- -' llory. For several months he gators are continually search Kenna and vicinity has been Evans returde J home Sunday. ROSWELL,! N.M. I has been traveling all about the ing out the practices that pay country, interviewing leading : jn every other branch of farm- visited with some good rains breeders and livestock farmers ing. Each week their stories Bince last Friday night. There and gathering material for a help 800,000 readers. What Herbert Rickard and Outtie s ha3 5 Notice for Publication message that will be helpful to pure-bred- are to farm livestock been or more inches of rain Migill spent Sunday night at everyone who raises animals. The Country Gentleman fall here from Friday night to Department of the Interior His able, concretely suggestive is to farm literature the best, the W. J. Stobb home. U. S. Land Office at Fort Sumner, tory deserves your attention. the safest, the most profitable. uuuuajf iii hi,, una imo gives part N. M Mav 24. iq2i. of Roosevelt county the bett Notice is hereby given 52 Weekly Issues for just $1.00 today, that Wiille L. season we have" had for several News was received Magee, of Elida, N, M., who, on May Geo. E. years, grass is getting good and Tuesday of the death of Mr. t, 1918, made H. E. No. 018144. for Taylor, prospects for another good crop and Mrs. Bryan's daughter, EX, Sec. 8, SWtf, Sec. 9, NEX, . Texico, N. M. were never better. Gertrude. Secnon 17, Iwp 4-- Range 29-E- N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten tion to make final three year proof, to An authorited tubscrlption reoretentitlva of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Manges estahsh claim to the land above describ- 11 To(WrrGcatlua Tb Udiei' Hobk Jrareal Tk Saturday Port W. D. McFarland who came EtmIiii ed, before H. A. U. S. man-n.- tmtm-fZ- spent Sunday njght Roberts, m si .S here about two ago with the J. ' months from Commissioner, jn his office at Elida, filed 640 Miller family. Oklahomar on acres cf N. M. on the 28, day of June 1921. land southeast of town this Claimant names as witnesses: week. A 5 inch rain fell here Satur Guy U. Davis, James E. Wallis, day nlgjit which will cause moBt Charles E. McClellan, Dorthy Mage all of of the farmers to do much Elida, N. M. m27 j24 W. H. Cryer, E. T. Kuyken- - W. R. McGill. Register. - V dall, G. TVRorie, A; W. Stafford, 1 ' HetJee Patronize Home T. ' D. and" J. Bryan were in foi rnbncatJoB. Department of the Interior, V. ft. town Tuesday from Union Roy Riddle arrfved from Ari- La4 Office, at RoiwelL H. iL, Industry zona, and will visit realtives Mr. Apr. 30, ig2r. Notice is and Mrs. W. H. Cryer. hereby given that Jesse G. Gilbert, of Jenkins, N. M. wfco, on Mrs. M. J. Holcomb returned July 16, 1918, made add Hd. E. No. Why pay freight on flour. The Roswell to her home at Electra, Texas, Mr. and Mrs J. II. Hathcock 041368, for NXNWtf, Sec 8, NE Sec 7, NEYSW,V.eC 6 Milling Co., is making grade this week after spending a few and daughter, Eva and Miss KE. the besjt of patent Twp 9-- Range 34-- N. M. Meri- days here with relatives. Ellen Miller were callers E. P.. FLOUR from Pecos Valley wheat. Keep your !! at dian, has filed notice of intention to C. McCown's Sunday afternoon. make final three year proof, to establish money at home. What is the sense iri helping claim to the land L. above described, M. Carmichael and son, before William R. Kansa farmers tword prosperty when a good IJlanchard, U. S. Carlton, and G. T. Littlefieldand Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ward left Commissioner at Jenkins, N. M. on the f r FLOUR is made here at home? " son, G. W., were in Portales, last week for Plainview, Texas, 15 day of June 1921. overnight last Saturday. after visiting relatives here. Clu. aant names as witnesses: Try a sack today. Ies GUARANSEED George W. Watson, Virgil A. Maul-din- , it Lawrence N. Waldrop, Lawrence If Not Satisfied, Bring it Back and J. C. Matkin is here from Tex A. Gray, all of Jenkins, N. M. mi3jiO " Emmett Patton, Register. Get Your M O .N E Y. as, visiting his mother, Mrs. J. t I M. Sherman. -- Hello-Bill Notlc for PnMIcfttloB. Department of the Interior For By U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. Sale T. J. Slade arrived here Sun- 1 April, 30, 1921. n day from his home at Miner al Go to Notice is hereby given that William E. s Wells, F. Bennett, of M. e H White, Texas, for an extended Elida, N. who, on son O. Aug. 14. 1916, made add H E, No. visit with his H. Slade . Dad Shermans Kenna, N. M. and family. ' 035185, for SEtf , Sec. 2, Towaship To get something to 7-- S Range 33-- N.M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make inal EAT. MEALS Now three S C. March is here from year proof to establish claim to Ft the land above described, before Scott, Kansas. Mr. March H. is 50 Cents A. Roberts, U. S. Commissioner, at one of the old timers here he Elida, M. jTJjJRjFTJS POWER So Kwltcherklkkln. n. on the 13 day of Juae HIGH having lived out a homestead 192 1. ART TAILORING Claimant names as ' everal years ago and has many witnesses: 0- P. Smith, Walter D. Smith, - who glad John friends here are to see Abb L. French, Lomau L. Peach, all CLEANERS, TAILORS AND him once more. Kenna Hotel. of Elida, N. M. mis jiO HATTERS Emmett Patton. Register. The body of Mrs. Sid Beal Work Neatly Done. who died in Clovis,. Tuesday ar- Notice for Publication Department of the Interior rived in Elida, yesterday and in- U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. Publication. terment was mada in the Elida, Kotlee for ioj west Fourth Roswell, N.M Department of the Interior UMsLJJ U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M Notice is hereby given that Edward A. I SAVE AND SUCCEED 1 cemettay. Mrs. Beal had many friends here who" are grieved by April 30, io2i. Notice is hereby Boles, of Fluvanna, Texas, who 00 given that'Stanley C. March, of Ft. March, 10, 1919, made H.E. No. 042831 her untimely death. E Scott, Kansas, who on July 17, 1916, for Sjc. 5, Tp. 9-- Rge 35-- G. W, ZENK, made add H.E. No. 035110, for NWV, N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice al 6-- intention to make final three year LOCALS UNION VALLEY SQUIBS. Sto. i5,Twp. Range 30-- N. M. P. preef JEWELER: Meridian, has filed notice of intention te establish claim to the land above de- tomake final three year proof, to estab- scribed, before Alvin C. White, U. S .Edison & Vlctv R. II. Roberts was in 'town Frank. Bishop has sold his lish claim to the land above described Commbsioner at NWX, Sec. tea T. Alvin C. White, U. S. Cemmie 6-- R. 31-- N. M. ou the 14, day el from his home southeast of here homestead to E. C. McCown. before Phonegraphs, sioner, at NWV, Sec. Ten T. 6-- R. July igji. Monday and reports good rains 31 E,N. M. on the 13 day of June igar. Claimant feanea aa wlUeeeeei New Records Received Onde out his way the last few days. George T. Rorie, of Elida, N. M. On account of the Claimant name aa witnesses: the Frank Good, Willie A. Fry, Will George W. Farmer, of Jenkins, N. 11. A Month. Uuion Valley rain The iam H. Cooper, Harvey E. White, all Sam A. Beaver, Eathen R. Ball, these postponed jtO j8 Roswell, n. m. Miss Minnie Graham and Society has its of Kenna, N. M. mt3 jio of Fluvanna, Texas, brother, Glenn, were down from program two weeks from Friday Emmett Patton. Register. Emmett Patton, Register. THE KENNA RECORD

GOOD GOMEL 0 Y 6 HIGHWAYS FAST IfJ SOUTH Relief --J U Li V-- H L... .J "After Every Meal FEDERAL AID FOR HIGHWAYS Approval Given for 855 Projects Up "Dodscn's Liver Tono" Is Taking 6 Cellans to September 30, 1920 Western the Place of Dangerous, Hot water States Lead. Sickening ,Drug. Sure Relief r-"- -i n (Prepared by the United States Depart- r n r rmr ment of Agriculture) Tou're bilious, sluggish, constipated Federal aid for the construction of and believe you need vile, dangerous FOR INDIGESTION Get ihrlce-dall- y benefit from M 9.C30 miles of national highways has calomel to start your liver and clean iJ been approved by the United States your bowels. this low-co- st aid to Department of Agriculture. Up to Here's Dodson's guarantee t Ask you Canada appetite and digestion September 80, 1020, approval had been druggist for a bottle of Dodson's Liver v Ijjj given for 805 projects, which form Tone and take a spoonful tonight If C??:n end Us:!;h links In one or the other of the 24 It doesn't start your liver and straight- and has broughtUzicontentment and hpplne en you right up to thousand! of home erekers their fami- marked trails which have been laid better than calomel lies who have started on her F R EE homeeteade V It keeps teeth white out by private associations to cross and without griping or making you sick or bouuht land at attractive price. Tbey bnve y I want you go established their own home and secured pros- the country from East to West and to back to the store and perity end independence. In the grest grain- - breath sweet North to South. get your money. rowing sections of the prairie provinces there still to be had on easy terms V The mileage which will be con- Take calomel today and tomorrow and throat structed with federal, aid on each of you will feel weak and sick and nau- Fert"a lend st $'5 to $33 in Acre seated. Don't lose a day's work. Take land slmilsr to thst which through many Y the several trails la shown In the fol- years bas yloldad from 20 to 45 bushels dear lowing table: spoonful of harmless, vegetable of wheat to the acre oats, barley and flax Dodson's Liver Tone tonight also in great abundance, while rn'oins; Length and wake horses, cattle, sheep and boss is equally Federal up feeling great It'a perfectly harm- profitable. Hundreds of fanners in Western .Nam ot Highway. aid ap less, so give It to your any Canada have raised crops in a single seasoa v Makes your proved children worth more than the whole coat of their land. time. It can't salivate so let them eat Healthful climate, good neighbors, churches, projects. telephone, markers smokes Miles. anything afterwards. Adr. schools, rural excellent . and shipping facilities. The climate and soil I;IJ rfxle Highway 89S offer inducements for almost every branch ol No taste Osark Trail , m 294 She Raked the Hay. agriculture. The advantages for Yellowstone Trail 456 " come Dalrylnffr Mixed Farming . ,T), Bankhead Highway 93 'Oh, Into the garden, Maud.' 677 What Maud did the poet mean?" and Stock Raisins t Meridian Highway make a tremendous appeal to industrious H ? National Oil Trails Jr. 826 "Maud Muller, of course." lra viahitiff trt Imnmv their fMrrum- - ij 474 .1) Krtlg ot Trails Stances. For certificate entitling yoqj National Parks Highway 647 to reduced railway rates. Illustrates Theodore . Roosevelt Cutlcura Soap for the Complexion literature, maps, description of larm International Manitoba, Saa Highway : 426 Nothing opportunities in better than Cutlcura Soap Katcnewan. Aioerca ana on Jefferson Highway 604 dally and Ointment now and then as tua Columbia, etc, write Lincoln Highway , 766 to-- Old Spanish Trail 616 needed make the complexion clear, F. H. HEWITT Mississippi Valley Highway ..'.237 scalp clean and hands soft and white. 0II Main Street Dixie Overland Highway 259 Add to this the fascinating, fragrant Kansas City. Ho. Jackson Highway . , 161 mm Talcum, and you m4 DsMNfnfM Pacific Highway 183 Cutlcura have the Cl4NUa1lA, Roosevelt National Highway 814 Cutlcura Toilet Trio. Adv. Colorado to Qulf 22 LULI'Ifl L tTrockl Olotmanl Your dnyariat or by Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean 319 a ill w y mn, wrmm rxwta. nr. i. n Atlantic Highway 140 SPLINTER MARKS FAR NORTH Miscellaneous 462 But we have to confess that we don't Little Peninsula Extending Into Lake Total 9,630 always recognize good luck when we of the Woods In Canada Is do meet It. The extent to which federal aid has American Territory. In It i been applied to the trails varies To Insure gllstenlng-whlt- e table the different states. Naturally, the Many Americans have worried about linens, use Bed Cross Ball Blue In your KTSIl Western are using more a stubby states much little peninsula which extends laundry. It never disappoints. At all of the federal apportionments In de- from Canada Into the Lake of the good grocers, Be. veloping roads of this character than Woods north of the forty-nint- h tnf&l-le- l, the Eastern states. This Is due to which marks the established bound- SOMEWHAT HARD TO EXPLAIN the fact that the routes In the East- ary between Canada and the United ern. states already had been Improved States from the Lake of the Woods to Principal Could Hardly Have a Chosen to large extent before the roads Puget sound. More Inopportune Moment to were by selected the pathfinders. This This small area, chopped oft from Make His Entry. was not true In the West, where long Canada and surrounded on three sides were stretches of the selected roads by the waters, of Uie Lake of the I was a callow school teacher, nerv- still In an unimproved condition when Woods, belongs to the United States. ous and to please, a they were designated. anxious writes Disregarding Alaska, It Is the north- correspondent In my first year I Nevada leads In Its use of federal ernmost land of the American republic. followed the usual scheme, substitut- Lasts on No The Flavor funds roads of this character. map shows any town or village ing or cadetlng for teachers absent Eighty-thre- e per cent of Its entire In the remote and Isolated region. It for various causes. I was at a school mileage federal-ai- d Appears of approved roads merely as a truckless forest one day teaching In the absence of lies on one or the other of the wlldernesst trails a woman who was 111. During the which cross the states. On these Now It Is Indicated that there la a morning exercises I read a couple of 1 roads Nevada will spend 00 per cent village In forgotten a Maxwell . J this enclave, for chapters from a story, as was her cus- 'f of the federal money which has been post office has been established at e, tom. I cannot remember the name of granted to her. weekly Is nnd a mall service the book, but I had Just read "But Indiana is a close second, with 80 maintained. During the winter the here comes the author of all our trou- per cent of Its entire federal-til- d mile- service will be by horse and sleigh bles," when the door suddenly opened age and 83 per cent of Its money aid across the Ice ot the lake. . and In walked the principal. The room, In the summer a motorboat will be comp6sed of high-scho- sophomores, used. burst Into one prolonged roar of laugh, ter. The principal, - a man Insistent Logical. upon his dignity, waited patiently, but He No man follows fashion like a one burst of laughter followed another. woman. I tried to explain, but began to laugh If Sao Oh, don't they? A woman fol- myself. Finally, realizing that it was lows fashions closely, but a man fol- the only way to restore order, he left lows her Just as closely, therefore . the room. Later' I explained and ha London Answers. saw the Joke.

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(cXp)i pj pi sijs, Building a Federal Highway In Vir- A good many people who like tea ginia. or coffee fmd that tea and coffee 2 applied to the construction of the like trails; and Oklahoma, with 70 per cent dorft them. of Its mileage and 81 per cent of Its federal funds, Is not far behind. Nervousness, sleeplessness Florida takes the lead In the per- or centage of lis fund which will be disturbed digestion used for trail building, with 04 per isproof! . Whaft cent of Its federal allotments so ap- to Mieioff plied ; but this amount will be spent for only 00 per cent of the mlleoge which has been approved In the state. Postum In addition to the above, the stated Cereal of Illinois, Kansas, Montana, New Take a good dose of Carter's Little liver Pills Mexico, Utah, and Washington are furnishes a satisfyin then take 2 or 3 for a few nights after. each using 50 per cent or more of their cup without CARTERS You your irntatin will relish meals without fear of trouble to federal money for the upbuilding of or r!id'p?tinr fJSTTLE follow. Millions of all ages take them for Biliousness, nerve?? Dizziness, Sick Headache, Upset Stomach and for Sallow, the trails. Thousands who have made IVEH fimply. Blotchy bkin, l hey tnd the misery of ComUpalhn. iPILLS Genuine bear Life of Road. the change keep on with sZZtCvZvC Saull PU1; Saudi Dot; Small Price Concrete The life of a good concrete Postum bet- road because it's CEREAL should be at least twenty years and ter for them. It would seem this country could that I r--u. afford to spend a large sum of money wfcDfoR y).Yf Aftj: In 'There's A the development of such highways a Reason" If the mouey were put Into roads Sold by all grocers But Malaria which will last at least twenty years by CAUSES LAZY under motortruck traffic. Experts Mada Postum Cereal Cojnc, THAT here con- caxua if fHIH TrtlJirM w m w TIKtU FEELING. and abroad believe that the ueax.riica. WARD Off MALARIA AND RESTORES STRENGTH. TRY IT. crete road la good for much louger If ol J hr druagirt, wtH Arthur P.fr A Cs., Loubriila, Ky than twenty years. THE KENNA RECORD ASPIRIN The Kitchen Name "Dayer" on Genuine Baby Cabinet --oo Specialist S. HAT there are Physicians who. specialize on Infant ailments know. All . H10. Western New.oaD.r Union.) yon I Physicians understand Every spirit as it la mors pure. Infant troubles: all Physicians treat them. It is his And hath In It the mora of heavenly "Hunt, profession, his duty, to know human ills from the Stork to the Great Beyond. Bo to It the fairer body doth procure To bablt tn and make It mora fairly But in serious cases he calls in the Specialist. dlKht Why? He knows as every With cheerful gmce and amiable siKht. For of the Soul of the body form doth Mother knows, or ought to know, that Baby is just a baby, needing special treat- take; For soul la form and doth ths body ment, special remedies. Beware I Unless you Bee the name make. "Bayer" on package or on tablets you Spenser, quoting Lamb. Can a Mother be less thoughtful? Can a Mother try to relieve Baby with are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- SEASONABLE GOOD THINGS. 1 scribed by physicians for twenty-on- e a remedy 'that she would use for herself? Ask yourself; and answer honestly years and proved safe by millions. supper Always Take Aspirin only as told In the Bayer Some time for a luncheon or 'remember that Baby is just ababy. And remembering this you dish, try package for Colds, Headache, Neural- this tempting combination. will remember that Fletcher's Castoria is made especially for Infants and gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Tomato Rare, Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin bit rut two ta-- Children. boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As- blespoonfuls of pirin cost few cents. Druggists also butter In a sauce- sell larger packages. Aspirin Is the pan, and when trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of melted add two i t.VM'V Child pen Cry For Monoacetlcacldester of Sallcyllcacld. tablespoonfulg of Adv. flour. Pour on gradually three- - Set Contents 15TluidPrac?pl Lots of men would fourths of a cupful of thin cream, and rather have hnlf . a loaf than a sternly Job. as soon as the mixture is thickened, add three-fourth- s of a cupful of The housewife smiles with satisfac- strained tomatoes, mixed with one-eigh- th tion as she looks at the basket of of a teospoonful of soda; then clear, white clothes and thanks Red add two cupfuls of finely-cu- t cheese, two eggs mus- Cross Ball Blue. At grocers, 5c. slightly beaten, salt, tard and cayenne to taste. Serve as m v.i!S?ul Aiian will trust his wife with the soon as the cheese 1b melted on hot core graham crackers or toasted bread. 'fly, i of his children, but not with the ai r.nHor.-- 3 PER CENT. If care of his prize chickens. Ham and Noodles. Butter an earth- AetablelYcparationfaAs'J en baking bot- m dish, put into the ( cJmilnlJndthpFoodbYlMula- - ti &AeNiSe tom a layer a of boiled noodles; add I tintlieStonuMfcimdJowefirfil KILL RATS TODAY layer of cold boiled ham cut In bits, The False and the True. then another layer of noodles, repeat- Advertising by the use of ing large space, the expenditure of huge sums until the dish Is full. Cover with of money placed on buttered have the market, have put in your home, perhaps, crumbs, dot with butter and many articles today 7 ,S bake in a moderate oven. UicerTulncss ana ucsi.iiuuiau that have been discarded, as you will readily admit. By Using nor Do you Frlcatelll. Grind pork tenderloin neither (tolam,Mc)fphlne recall anything that has more modestly appealed to the the Genuine very fine through a meat chopper. fciincraL Not Narcotic public than has Fletcher's Castoria: modest In all Its claims, pleading Season with salt, pepper, grated onion, at all times and truthfully for our babies? and a bit of powdered sage. Take v t The big 6plurg, the misleading claims may win for STEARNS' - i a time, but ELECTRIC PASTE half as much bread as meat, soak the the honest truth-tellin- g advertiser Is like the old story of the tortoise The guaranteed "killer" for Rata, Mice, Oockroarnea, squeeze Anu and Wa'crbnea the greatest known carriers crumbs until soft, dry and that beat the hare. of disease. They destroy both food and property. mix with the meat - Add one or two Steams' Hlectrlo Paste forces these pe.ta to rua Mothers everywhere, and their daughters, now mothers, speak fmin the building for water and fresh air. unbeaten eggs to bind. Shape into i- frankly, glowingly, ER " w enthusiastically in praise of Fletcher's KEAUV FOR THAN TRAPS small flat cakes, dredge with flour and r Castoria. Directions In U languages tn every box. , s Speak of it lovingly as a friend that has brought comfort, Two llaea, Wo II. ML 60 400 cheer and and Bnougb to kill to rat. fry. little-on- e. U. 8. Government buj. It. A fcMnfulBcmecfyft smiles to their California Mince Pie. Pour one cup- To ful of boiling cupful Constipation and Diarrhoea them: to these true mothers no argument can Induce them water over one to set aside STOMACH each of apricots and prunes. Let stand And revensnncM their bottle of Castoria, their old friend, that they might three hours, remove the skins from the TneeorSLEEP try even another and unknown remedy for babies. Then, would YOU apricots and the stones from the resulting merefroinjnjnfancy. think of going to YOUR OWN medicine chest to find relief for Baby's prunes, In troubles? Can you not separate ' cook the water in which they racSlmile Sijnatnreot' the false from the true? SUFFERERS were soaked until the water is nearly MOTHERS SHOULD BEAD THE BOOKUf THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIA all cooked away. Mix the dried fruit nr.": S with one cupful of raisins, one-hal-f MS; SHOULD TRY PRESCRIP. cupful of minced citron, the Juice of GENUINE ALWAYS - CASTORIA T"3- TION OF A FRENCH an orange, ono-ha- lf teaspoonful each PHYSICIAN of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves, one-four- th Bears the Signature of cupful of walnuts, one cupful Si of sugar and one-hal- f cupful of al- This stomach corrective Is a purely monds. Bake with two crusts. Tegetable digestive, mildly laxative. Sold under the name of trade There must be no stint of labor Copy where labor will tell for our neigh- Exact oi Wrapper. bors' happiness, Bo positive are results that every but no wasteful ex- TM OKNTAUR COMPANY, NIW YORK package is sold on a money back travagance of It where It will not guarantee of satisfaction. profit. Bolton-Smit- h Drug Co., of Fulton, HELPFUL HINTS. His Hobby. Too Much Baggage. Mo., say: "We have sold Digestolds "What is your husband's hobby?" "Where can I put this suitcase?" VIM TRUCKS for about two years and they have The Vim Truck for light delivery ha. no Mildewed gloves may be hung "Complaining about my extrava- "I'm sorry, old man, but the Icebox equal. Just th. oar for the Farmer, Dairy- given splendid satisfaction. Have la gance, man, etc. We carry la .toclc la Oklahoma never had a single complaint. We a wooden box In which is placed a I think." Is full." Iowa Frivol. City a complete .took of car. and pane. Agents wanted in every county In Oklahoma. think Digestolds one of the best di- saucer containing Write or call. gestive remedies we ever sold." ; OKI.A. TBCCK SALES CO. ammonia cover 511 W. 2nd bt. Okluhoma City, Okla. Digestolds should be In every tightly and the home. Get a package today. At your druggist on a Money Back Guarantee. fumes In the course a Price BO cents. of day will drive away Bad Stomach the mildew. When a table- Sends Her to Bed cloth, used for the first time is soiled by a stain for 10 Months or spot, stretch the cloth over em- broidery hoops and remove the spot Eatonlo Cots Her Up t mi wm.1 a im iwiwwwhi a i k r . 1 When dry, press and the cloth Is fresh again. "Over a year ago," says Mrs. Dora mi Oranges, cut in small bits with the Williams, "I took to bed and for 10 rrfui-llll- r rind left on, are especially nice to months did not think I would live, give to a fever patient who needs Eatonie helped nie so much I am now up and able to work. I recommend it something often to cool the mouth. highly for stomach trouble." If cracked Ice Is to be used in the Eatonie helps people to get well by sickroom, it will keep longer if a piece taking up and carrying out the excess W needless end dangerous tog of cheesecloth, Is tied over the bowl acidity and gases that put the stomach oiler from a clogged up system and the Ice kept in It Cover the out of order. If you have Indigestion, because It often lays the founda- bowl place paper sourness, heartburn, belching, food re- tion a lifetime of misery with another and a for and bag over both. This will save many peating, or other stomach distress, take steps renew an Eatonie after each meal. Big bos DR. TUTTS to the Ice. 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"The people consist mainly 01 derce mountaineers, walking arsenals of rifles and knives. They are Mohnm-- , STARS FROM ALABAMA UNIVERSITY Yank Princess medans In religion and confirmed polygamlsts. The princess explained that shortly, before the war Prince William of 0 May Be Queen Wled, with Gertnnn and Austrlnn back- ing, succeeded In getthig Installed as king of Albania at Durozzo. He never meditating schemes Us Widow of Ralph Thomas May See for restoration. succeeded, she snld, in winning the al- "He told me snd stories of Albania," Husband Acclaimed King of legiance of the mountaineers, because she continued, "of Its wild scenery and Essad Fnsha and local chieftains were plcturesquenoss . Albania. the of Its neoDle. II hostile to him. So Ger- was a delightful he returned to chap and I confess many. Since then the have that I lost my Italians heart to him. We were occupied more of Albania and Joined married quietly. hands TO PRINCE with the allies, operating from LOSES HEART "Whether the prince will become Salonlkl. king T of Albania Is not certnln i "I am here to assist my husband In well known In diplomatic circles that my own Princess Vlora Is Granddaughter of Eu- way," Trlncess Vlora said. "If the problem of finding a. satisfactory be wants the throne he can have gene Kelly, Millionaire New York ruler Is a hard one. It "I am very much In love with ' Banker Her First Husband him "Albania Is the roughest ennntrv in and will help him all I can, but I think v'rv Jay Gould. the " s Was Frank Balkans, a country of wild moun I would prefer to spend most of my v tains, entirely without railroads. The time In Paris. only New York. Princess Vlora, former- towns are situated on the coast "My mission here is to rest and to ly more of Mrs. Helen Kelly Gould and the Adriatic. The entire nnmilnrlon see certain friends on certain matters recently Mrs. Ralph Thomas, may be Is less than 1,500,000. of Importance." the first American to be addressed as 1 ; ''your majesty." cm -- U If she attains the throne of Albania, y as seeius possible, she bids fair to eclipse socially Princess Anustasla of The University of Alabama Is producing quite a number of athletic stars Mrs. B. Maneuvers and great many are going recently be- Greece, formerly William by a of them Into baseball. In a contest Leeds, who, through her marriage to tween the Cleveland Indians and the Chicago White Sox three players from prince Christopher of Greece, has the University of Alabama participated. climbed the royal ladder higher than U. S. The photograph shows left to right SewelL shortstop for the CUvelands; any other American woman. Air Graft Pratt, second baseman Chicago White Sox and Stcpnenson, second baseman Prlucess Vlora is In New York "on for the Cleveland Indians. business," while her royal consort, Director of Naval Aviation Lays of seaplanes, flying boats and dirigi- Wince Vlora, Is at their house In Paris bles will fly far out to sea to meet Out Extensive Program for the RECORD IS SIX CAPTAINS ON arranging plans to ascend the throne big airship and escort her to a point WORLD'S BROKEN ONE TEAM ernnilfHthpr. 1 of his Summer and Fall. on the Atlantic coast Just north of The father of Vlora, Ferld Pasha, Is Boston. Notre Dame Tltnbar Topper Clips Navy Lacrosse Team Has In Its Make. prime minister to Abdul IJamld, and Test Mooring Mast. Two-Fifth- s of Second From Up Leaders In Boxing, Basket- lead- is working quietly with Turkish The Zlt--2 Mark Made by Watt ball and Football. B!9 AIRSHIPS TO TAKE' PART will then skirt the coast ers. southward, passing ovtr the principal She Prefers Paris. cities to Philadelphia, then proceed to A. G. Desch of Notre Dnme, clipped There are six captains on the Navy "What will you do In Albania, where the giant navy hangar at Lakehurst two-fifth- s of a second from the world's lacrosse team. They are: Shaw, for Giant Dirigible Purchased From Great 440-yar- most of the men are polygamlsts and N. J., and be "anchored" ,to a "moor- record In the d hurdle event at two years captain of the ?acrosse; Will Trip West addicted to bloody feuds?" I asked her Britain Take ing mast," the first devloe'of this kind the Porn relay games at Franklin team; Ewen, for a like period thei in her apartment In the Hotel Lenorlc. Far as Chicago Maneuvers to be erectod In this country. field, Philadelphia. The Notre Dame foot ball leader, and Larsen, his sucj "I don't know," she said, smiling, Also Planned for Pacific .Experts from Great Britain will timber topper finished in 53 4-- sec- cessor; Walters, basket ball captain, "perhaps remain most of the time In superintend the erection of the mast onds which Is two-fifth- s of a second and Ault, captain-elec- t for the same home my two jny Paris with children Washington. Atlantis and which will be asteel structure about better than the mark made by Watt sport, and Miller, who was head of Helen, who's nineteen, and Dorothy, With forces mobilized at 150 feet high with a swlveled bridle the Navy boxers for two seasons. who's seventeen who are now In Pacific fleet air on two coasts, nn Intensive at the top to which the nose of the In "- bases the school Switzerland.- maneu- dirigible will be moored, permitting The princess was Helen Margaret program of summer and fall OUTFIELDER IN TRIPLE PLAY planned by Capt William the ship to swing always nose to the Kelly, granddaughter of the million- vers is being A. Moffatt, director of naval aviation. wind. The structure will cost about George Smiley of Knoxvllle Dlsposeo aire New York banker, Eugene Kelly. $50,000, and probably be fitted with Starting with the Joint army and of Three Players In Game In .. She was married at eighteen to Frank an elevator to carry the crew of the .Jny Gould and divorcing him navy bombing tests off the Atlantic Appalachian League after dirigible - coast, designed to test the offensive to and from the ground. v married Ralph Thomas, son of the After being thoroughly overhauled, " Y pugnr king. a value of aircraft against naval ves- George Smiley, centerfielder of th After brief married life, the Zll-- 2 will a cross- navy will through undertake Ap-- j he died suddenly in 1914, leaving her sels, flyers be put country Pioneers, Knoxvllle's team in the of stiff exercises. cruise to show the ship to palachlan League, earned a place several millions. several months the people. in During Early In July naval airship ZR-2- f baseball's hall of fame In a recent the war she sailed for Paris, the Will Pass Over Many Cities. In Great' Britain, will fly to game when he . made an unassisted! where she became a war nurse. While purchased Present plans Chi- country charge an call for a trip to triple play against Jelllco, with a man recuperating In Switzerland, she told this In of Amerlcun cago and return, at least by way of me, she met Prince Vlora, who was crew. A great aerial demonstration on first and second. Smiley speared the southern border of the Great a stepped on and touched brooding over the fate of Albania and will mark her arrival. Detachments Lakes, and If cities west Chicago drive, second of the runner from provide mooring facilities the cruise first may be extended Indefinitely. The "Cowless" Milk Made in Boston ship can make a round trip to Chi- OSKALOOSA GETS NEW COACH cago without refueling. Basing on Lakehurst, the ZR-- 2 is to ) Harold Iddlngs, Former Star Athlete operate along the coast later and par- at Chicago University, Succeeds ticipate In air fleet moblllzatlop und "Biffy" Lee. extensive maneuvers and tactical drills. Harold Iddlngs, former star athlete On the Pacific coast similar maneu- at the University of Chicago, all vers will be conducted In connection western halfback in 1007 and 100St and now athletic director of Carnegie with the Pacific fleet. It Is possible 1TTI a squadron of naval aircraft may at--l Tech. at Pittsburgh, Pa., has been signed as for Penn tempt a trip "around the rim" of the A. G. Desch of Notre Dame. football coach f; ' country from a point In Washington college of Oskaloosa. He succeed iHtfV'' state to Maine, during the year, the1 of Cornell, In the same games J. L. ("Biffy") Lee. iMl , Inst 7; longest airplane cruise ever attempted.1 year. Desch finished third In the Plans for a flight from San Diego, 400 meter hurdles at the Olympic Red Sox Release Pitcher. Cal., to this city have been abandoned, games. He is considered one of the Cliff Best a recruit pitcher, has m as Capt. U. O. Mustln, commanding best hurdlers ever developed In this been released to the Plttsfield Eastern m 121: the. Pacific fleet air force, who would country. league team by the Red Sox. have led the expedition, cannot be jr spared from summer exercises of the Pacific air forces. BASEBALL NOTES Dead Hero Made a Marshal. Paris. Gen. Gallleni," former min- """"""" ister of war and former military gov- George Kelly of the Giants batted George Kelly made his first home y; - - - - - "T: , ernor of Paris, who sent the army of safely In 13 games. Jlnxedl run In the major leagues on Septem) taxl-cab- s ber 7, 1919. i-- Parts to the Marne In 1014 In x; -- percent- - :; j ;, and who died In 1016, has been The pinch single has more :J posthumously named a marshal of age in It than the home run. Propaganda for summer baseball Photograph of Dr. E. B. Carr and Q. E. Cornforth making "cowless" syn- France In a decree signed by President for college players is rapidly beln thetic milk In the laboratory of a sanitarium near Boston. It Is made from Mlllerand. This was In accordance Washington Americans have signed fanned Into a bluze. oats, peanuts and water. Vegetarians approve It because It contains no animal with authorization given by parlla Leslie M. Klbbee, a right-hande- d fats; food experts are inclined to reject It for the same reason. ment recently. pitcher. A microscopic study of George Kelly's home run style reveals th Watchful waiting Is the only way painful, fact that he is flat-foote- ages of twenty-on- e and twenty-seve-n fans can dope the Babe Ruth-Georg- e years will be considered. Kelly home-ru- n race. To make the Indians see red, men- Seek Navy Students tion Red Faber's hair. Faber held the The Rochester club has released world champions to two hits and beaf Pitcher George (Polly) Snyder to Suf- them. Marine Corps Is Authorized to Adhering to Its policy of rewarding Pet Snakes Protect folk of the Virginia league. Assist in Recuiting. meritorious members of Its enlisted Home, Says Editor The New York club is after Heinle personnel with commissions, the ma- Rookie pitchers In the big leagues are Groh again, so the story goes. This1 rine corps will open an officers' train- Mlddletown, N. Y. Have you unable to curve the new' balls as much time it offers Goldle Rapp and Jesss ing school in or near Washington this a your as they did the old ones in the minors. Barnes. 6tatlons Will Accept Enlistments for little snake In home? summer to fill over a hundred vacant They make fine watchdogs Midshipmen at the Annapolis Sox down When a cles in the commissioned personnel of and pets for the children, ac- Anyhow, with , the White fan hollers at a batter to i , Academy. r the corps. cording to Editor William where they are, they can't accuse "Come on I All the pitcher's got id '' During the war more than 800 en- Hones, who runs a country Judge Landls of fuvorlng the home a fast ball and curve," he's said a Washington. Youngsters between ( listed men were commissioned In this newspaper and Is known as team. mouthful. the ages of eighteen and nineteen country and France. The highest Theodore Roosevelt's double. with ambitions to become mid- M. right-hande- d Perhaps years, rank so far attained by an enlisted He says the snake is one of Leslie Kibble, a one reason why Bill Rarl-de- n shipmen at the United States Naval man who received bis commission as man's best friends and should pitcher from the University of Ver- decided to sign up with the Reds now will be accepted for en- by academy, a reward for meritorious service is be In every home. . mont has been signed for trial the .Is that the cold snap wronged hltf corps listment at all marine recruiting that of a senior colonel. Snakes destroy rats, mice and Washington club. peach orchard. other pests, he . stations. The order recently Issued by the declares, purge One hundred enlisted men are the house walls of Baseball, we are told, was Invented Manager Frank Owen major general commandant specifies infectious of St Joseph to the Naval academy each and protect the sleeping In 1839 by a gent named Doubleday. is planning a trip to Japan and China that no noncommissioned officer' -7-111 year, after a competitive examination It was almost wrecked In 1019 by a with a team of Western league ball given enlisted men of the navy and be considered for such advancement gent named Doublecross. players next winter. marine corps. They must not be more who shall have had less than one 4 1 In army, navy than twenty years of age on April year's service the or Pitcher Ed Rommel of the A's A dark horse Is bothering the Amer- corps, of the year It is desired to enter, and marine of which not less than Josephus Daniels' ambition as a throws three speeds a slow ball, a ican league pennant choices. The; In ma- youth base-hu- must have been In the service at least Ms months shall have been the was to be a professional ll slower one and a dead stop. No, Mr. name of the nag la the some as tha one year by August 13 of that year. rine corps. Only men between the player. iutotst there's no reverse first President of our country.