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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Gallup Herald, 1916-1923 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. t--f H EIGHT PAGES. 8 CENTS EIGHT PAG2S. She (fa 8 CENTS VOL 7. GALLUP, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAyTmAL 13, 19227 NUMBER 38 CONWAY CCIEATEST SECTION ON EARTH ON VISIT BACK TO NATURE PICNIC TO STATE SCHOOLS LOS ANGELES DELEGATION ARPJVED A of real : ; to be reclaimed (Santa Fe State Record). picnic importance was for service that of the High school given by Miss t'onwy state superintendent Ollie JH GALLOP LAST or in Ward and Miss Esther Kerr on SOAY public instruction, was his office last 1317 the early part of the week, but was Sunday. The large crowd went called awav attain nn cnhm.i to McGaffevs in cars. Thov ntjirtoH ON FOOT TO before h.;.,. early in the morninir and niwnt AN EFFORT INTEREST OUR having an opportunity to catch th ui wan nis on ice work. day playing ball, water fights and a LEFT EARLY MONDAY MORNING FOU NATIONAL GOVERNMENT TO BUILD Last week Mr. Conwav visited DiacK lace comedy was enacted with pots and A box of lunch many counties in the southern part pans. large FARMINGTON AND DURANGO IN AND PUT DOWN of the was carried out and the girls gave an TH2 RESERVOIRS state, including Catron. Grant, exhibition Hidalgo, Luna, Dona of their art in domestic Sierra, Ana and science INTERESTS OF THE SAN JUAN BASET WELLS. Otero. He visited t mono r by cooking and serving a most AN meal. me Bcijooi Districts in appetizing Those enjoying the these counties were: Eloise RAILROAD. in some counties all of and day Burke, Dora Lynn, them, Elizabeth Brvden. Lola Siehol. Anna found these schools generally in a u i. . imnwn fact that an artesian Laura Siebel. Beatrice - ' " prosperous condition and murn im. Porter, Gene '.a, underlies this whole section of vieve A of the be- flow BETWEEN proved over what were Davis, Jessie Prather, Katherine delegation company it-- Ifoxico. mere are artesian they a few Clarke, Aurelia hind the San Juan railroad - years ago. Mr. made several Bonita, Sylvia Bonita, HUNTING A GOAT proiact near flowing quan- HOME AND SCHOOL Conway Isabel arrived from Lot Son-d-ay rill Gallup great speeches which Brown, Ruth Burrough, Lois Angeles last " every day were in his afternoon and tititf 01 waier. irnci pniirc usual enthusiastic vein, in nunnnrt Scoopmire, Elizabeth Sneddon, Leona The left early Monday in the making of this WASHINGTON, D. C. following "special" from Santa for and The factor country. (Capital and of schools nauiaro, Madeline tTegar, Esther Fe black Farmington Durango. National Government is News Service). has a improvement the and Kerr, Ollie Ward. Snencer Bellmaine. was given face tndent front Santa Fe railroad with head- The Washington was enthusiastically received in officials, towards full Parent-Teach- er pag prominence monkey maggie's every possible assistance very development of the where Harold Wood. Wayne K amate. Elmer quarters at Lot Angeles, wired C. N. in order to reclaim 'Association he went. He found a arreat journal of May 9. It is maybe that a Cotton to meet the Los Siding reservoirs idea, whuh has Smith, Tom 50-5- dels many local Raymond Brodie, Moore, scheme of 0 Angeles been the adminis- perplexing conditions in John with maggia and on arrival developed during the of to Caviggia, John Ward, John some 2x4 gation their at Gallup. This ui ui iu tration of several school sunerinten. way taxation support the "legal agitator," and if they Mr. Cotton did and extended upon inousanus schools and roads over which Brown, Floyd Walker, Frank Maple, win will be no svsry This 01 dents. The liead of the schools to reach maybv there further to the 1, program tmuaing present them, but found Iavenie Mellinger, Herbert Pederson, need more courtesy gentlemen. Speak- is in its earlier in the Dr. very little tendency of issuing monkey bonds. of the Los An- West reservoirs yet national capital, Frank W. to Ralph Yoder, Alex Kitchen, Harold The ing meeting with the ir anywhere reduce the length of the says: mere are nunureus vi jeser-w- tfnlJou, emphasizes the need of inter Decker, Young. Bill Rush, Joe "special" geles capitalists, Mr. Cotton stated ftigM. school terms. Harry "Santa 8. Suit $10,-00- 0 the West. action between home and Fe, May for that of much was sites thruout and schools, Montana, George Byu Jr., Harvey been filed in federal court nothing importance JnceDh 01 nnintst nut thnt iho..... iam-hu- - McMullen. The has given out by the this t. Nieison rnuewaier van int,.iimu- chaperones invited here II. J. McDaniel H .R. gentlemen at of that section are it1 the child a were: Mrs. Wm. Mrs. by againsnt time, that probably on their return isd others deeply jence only during few hours PICNIC Porter, Ward, Brown, of the New in the National a whereas the home and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. adjutant general thru Gallup from that interested having duy, parents Redick, and Miiitin hntinnnl irnjtrfl. Anil Cltrtr Durango they GoTernment construct a reservoir at influence the child all the If Miss Mrs. Sayre. may have something for publication. time. Mary Zenardi gave a punie to Miksch, of a coal com-- ! Bluewater. Many hundred acres 01 home cooperation is lack ine. he noints number of superintendent Mr. Cotton stated that he believed a her friends on Sum'ay pany in the Ualiup field. McDaniel, fertile lands can be put into a state out, the best efforts of the most skill- - afternoon. that the road would be built, and They left in a large truck a miner, alleges that his house was added. "I of productive cultivation if there was ful educator must fail. for the am satisfied that the Santa mountains, taking a good sup- KIWANIS LUNCHEON entered and searched by Miksch, who, anxious for in the Bluewater vicinity and At a recent meetinir of represents- - of to Fe is the road to be built ntir ply food be cooked over the he says, held a deputy sheriff's com- as soon as flier are millions of water. It must tives of all such associations in the fire. The possible." camp following report a mission, and a uniformed guardsman, Mr. Cotton is In be stored in a reservoir in order to city, Superintendent Ballou said: time: Misses Jennie deeply interested good Cavaggin, acting; under Adjutant General the building of this road for the M it. We get nearer to the problem r.f Dela Mures; Messrs. Charles The Kiwanis Luncheon opened with Brown's orders. He great Zenardi, alleges also that good it will be for and) fee T. E. Purdy 01 Ualiup is interested tne cmid when we meet with the Pete FesRia, John and Frank the of the ever he moved from Gallop I par Grosley, singing popular song, a company house after for la bavins' wells out down over this er The schools Tom then one was intro- development the future of the organization, Boggio and Stanley Benac. "Smiles," every Miksch had threatened him with evic- San Juan basin. Mr. Cotton In tetion for an artesian flow. need such of school duced and the very securing help. Officers the visitors given a hearty tion if he did not go to work," anxious that come hundreds of acres of lands can need the welcome. Dr. Cornell the road right Into Miny system cooperation of the had as his on own and ' made to home in MACCABEES E. Gallup its rails, but says that It cultivated produce furthering education. Most guest Mr. C. B. Kanouse; R. is a likelihood thousands dollars French had there of the road tap- thousands ujon. of difficulties arise when parents and as his guest Mr. K. I). ST. JOHNS TO GALLUP the Santa Fe Defiance. water teachers The members of the Maccabes Oliver and Mr. L. ping at Mr. forth of valuable crops if differ," lodge J. Drobac, repre- Cotton has taken such interest in the attild for Mr. gave an elaborate entertainment and sentee of the Ford Motor be secured irrigation. Company ( St. Johns road as to make in social in honor of of B. Herald) trips the vicinity Party has secured the help of Senator evening Mother's Denver was the guest of w. Younis of New to the of on in Tobias Gallup, northeast Gallup to see if Barium and others of our National WON RECOGNITION Pay, Wednesday night the Odd Carnngton and Dr. Hannett had the in Johns a or it is for Fellows A was St. for day possible the road to come Larislative bodies to the end that this hall. special program of honor of Maj. Elder's company. two week and met the into from music much this with Gallup that direction. He isenon may receive proper attention The following clipping from the was enjoyed and those Two entertainers from the Rex Chamiier of Commerce to discuss the will talk with the of were: Isabel Brown, solo: Vaudeville the club engineer the , ii the way of artesian wells. Mr. Pur daily press concerns a Santa Fe lady, taking part delighted with St Juhns-Zuni-Gnll- road. Mr. proposed road and do all he can to Mc-Fi- Mrs. Reveral four sy considers it just an important to tne daughter or Judge John K. Agnes Hunt, piano solo; George very clever jokes and of Younin informed St. Johns that the help bring the road direct into Gallup. sat down artesian wells and reclaim Gardner of Gibson, song; Mrs. Lil- their best songs. Mrs. H. E. Phenicie of were anxious If the road should the lian a people Gallup only tap Santa Viands or hill lands as it is to build "Maude McFie Bloom of Santa Fe gave beautiful address on and Miss Eve Ellen Sabin gave a duct. to tret an outlet for the tourist travel Fe at Defiance it Would mean the Mrs.. Pitts of Gib- Mr. Clarence Brookes Gibson nservoirs and reclaim low lands or has won recognition on the Pacific "Mother"; Dewey of the and if the St. Johns people would get building of another town at that hittom lands. coast as a dramatist for her play, son, pave solo. Following the pro--' Faw Lumber Company gave and in- nd the road to the and this would mean that Gal- the rest of the was classification on busy open up point Mr. Purdy and others who are "Los Comanches," which received gram evening teresting talk .New Mexico line, tallup would he lup would not grow, but be hindered interested in - such development honorable mention in a contest con- pleasantly spent in dancing, cards, "Lumber and Cement". The club had do end the road. In the at glad to their of growth by building of another Utemes have gone into the matter ducted by this Pasadena Community and a very late hour a two course decided upon buying the large classi- The bt. Johns citizens are town so near. lunch was served. Those be very twely and have secured much val-- V theater. A request to keep the man- attending fication buttons, which will worn much in earnest in their endeavor to lresident of the Chamber of Com- from Gibson were: Mrs. A. M. each member. Mr. G. B. lJe statistical matter in support of uscript for future production by the Lane, by Phillips open the road between M. Johns merce D. Kollie met with the Los An Mrs. Geo. Mrs. won the attendance which was up 1 h claims. They are able to show community players of that city Gardner, Ilewey Pitts, prize, and Gallup so aa to get in touch with geles delegation and made it known Mr. and MM. -- tut while It will cost the National the "honoraole 'mention. Mr. ,Hhrt rav!(m, Jive aoiiars, given ny iiont.- irennaro, merchants who are not trying to' turn, to them that the Chamber of Com Government Charles Kettle, Mr. and Mrs. Webb inis was to tne ciud ana pmcea great sums of money to But one prize is awarded each year given the tourjst tra(,e twBy from st merce at baiiup was ready to do all Ashtnn, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. in the . i pet down wells and build reservoirs, in the national contest. "Los Com- Bradley, L..V.. I...... v wisu, "f& .inhna it in a nmffur rnnr i vrv m im power to assist in every way ftt it is a known fact that as anches" is a of Tome, time and Mis. lilackwell of Navajo. noney isurknurt was taRen in as a hard to understand. Hoi brook has possible to the end that the road just tragedy new with may awn aa the water is on the crround 1740, and is historically accurate in member and presented a been for years a point where the mer- come direct into Gallup. tad the lands are being cultivated its details. The is approached a button by Pres. Lawrence, who also chants of St. Johns have traded thou- From other newspapers we story WEDDING most repro- that the increased taxable value of from the Comanche viewpoint and gave a appropriate toast The sands of dollars annually and why the duce the following concerning the San the San- Kiwanis snirit is a snirit. Juan Basin reclaimed lands more than pays deals with a political exile from Miss and Mr. people of that community should try road: the Huldn Batchelder a of a of National Government for the ta Fe who is the villain of the piece." spirit good fellowship, spirit and turn the travel along the railroad A dispatch from Durango to the Istim Ingram, a well known couple of love and and it must be re- Denver Post a on their friendship over a very poor road is beyond com- says: Board this city,, made sneak many alized by this fine a better Colo.. 6. of Trade and Chamber of friends to spirit city prehension. , Durango, May Twenty Commerce Tuesday morning, by going can be made and a better city more efiort to obtain organizations are 'being PROBABLY WANTED TO Holbrook where were by It seems to us that it is about time years' better trans- Jfleited the to they quietly successful business for each and all. that were out facilities thruout entire West COMMIT SUICIDE married, before Mrs. left for we awake and looking portation for Durango and Join in one solid movement to induce Ingram There men, what is there that work- for our own interests and our southwestern Colorado have been re- the Grand Canyon and California on can not giving the National Government to invest ing together they accomplish trade to a community who will appre warded. A western syndicate noti- Wednesday morning it was learned! her vacation. Mr. Ingram returned to tor our 7 fied large sums of in res-emi- rs city ciate the committee of the money building a woman had been run Gallup on Wednesday but will join his it. railway and down that Japanese We should for St. Johns-Gallu- p San Juan basin put artesian wells cars on oaie nis vaca pull the Friday that it had ever this and over by a switch engine and nearnritie may jo, ine road last and all the succeeded In a section, the sooner the Co. starts and the will first, financing $4,000,000 rational Government the crossing of the C. N. Cotton tion honeymoon time. standard outlet from can be induced the woman he the California coast. PICNIC PARTY gauge Durango to tackle this the place. It appears that spent along We informed that work will to Gallup, N. M., a distance of 160 plan sooner will our un- bride is the of Mr. and are National Government wanted to committ suicide. We Ihe daughter commence on this road in the miles. make safe and derstand that there is evidence for Mrs. Batchelder of Providence, R. I., very rond investments in the interest of near future. Road viewers have al- The land owners of the basin sub- - belief. The so it ap- and has the past several years Ticnics seem to be all the vogue the people. this woman, spent ready been over the route. scribed nearly $4,000,000 worth of on the track in front of in the west, most of that time at the again and a large crowd of "merry land There am-W- pears, lay to put into the nroiect laat are thousands of thrifty f Grand here makers" meet at the home of Mr, F. the oncoming switch engine. For Canyon, later coming and since 1 nir who will come into the west and Har- S. Lawrence on January the syndicate has arm some reason she escaped with one where she was employed on the Sunday morning THE GALLUP HERALD been at work on the the lands just as soon as water and she met the and left for White Water for a financing plana. tan be foot being badJy cut and her hair cut vey system where early TO THE DAY Plans are now made , secured. The West has every 1. Det' and dinner to be cooked EQUAL being to Win off. She must have laid down so that man of her choice. C. Ingram, .Sunday outing work on the line this summer. A wantage over many other sections known is and i under the shade of the big the wheels her foot on one ter as "Ike," a bright great pine celebration Is clti-te- the climatic conditions the caught There are yet a few people in this being planned by ns for side while iinir was the capable man and holds a posi- - trees, ine any waa ueiignuui ana tne trowing, her caught by young community who do not know just! over the success of obtaining the seasoning and maturing wheels on the side. Dr. tion with the Santa Fe, in the capa- - following enjoyed the party: Mr. and crops. opposite Alex-bee- how well line. of has (Mrs. A. W. Robertson and n equipped the Ualiup Herald Mr. Willson said that she showed no signs city motor inspector. Gallup sons, The San Juan Review of Purdy is prepared to show that his two under and Tom, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. plant is. , Aztec, e of pain. The operation was performed homo of the past years says: annual rainfall is srraduallv in new- - Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Friday morning (yesterday) the with but little or no discomforture to and it is sincerely hoped that the j Clarke, Johnson, creasing V. advertising manager of the Gentry Telegrams received from year after year thruout this minus the iy weds will decide upon this as their Mr. and Mrs. S. Lawrence, Mr. and yesterday ection of the West. the woman. She will be Hros. shows came in and wanted to the Los Angeles syndicate by the rail- With artesian of one her future home, tho are considering; Mrs. G. B. Phillips and daughter, wells to greater part foot, and hair they some matter with way committee gives added assur-anr-es furnish water sea- j place advertising for early will out a California residence at the present, Gertrude, and Mr. Westly Palmer. the soning the crops can be started and grow again. ub. He said that he had forgotten to that syndicate can and in- Pt summer bring along some of his more tends to build the southern growing till rains set outlet railway a ana then no more cuts. We informed him that we for the San Juan basin, says irrigation is the "Jeded for the of could produce cuts in our own plant, Durango Democrat. The final maturing crops. but we could and full assurance are to 5M"5 artesian wells for irrigation of Mother's Day and that no doubt what expected be wiable furnish him with what he wanted. given promptly upon the return to lands, the hills will produce just Los Wficicnt grass He was somewhat surprised. "Well," Angeles of Mr. Harry Chandler, to take care of herds who has been in New ieep, and this is one of he said: "You have a real sure enough York and Wash- the very ington for the 15 countrie in the world. printing establishment in Gallup." past days principal- Sfp We then produced a mat and asked ly upon business in connection with lJu' rdy is investigating and this 'oomng into him how he liked that? "That," he project. Mr. Chandler will re- various kinds of grasses turn to Los w, order to find the best for said, "is just what I want, and you Angeles this week, ac- w grass own cording to advices received. section. With a will make your cuts?" grass that Tho in Members of the our hills' an Gfntry Bros, advertisement railway committee LnVl with artesian shows show express themselves as IK fur,nish water for the this issue a cut which entirely satis- our valleys was made in the plant of The Gallup fied and flvased with the situation aa hills, we will be prepared it and to invite -- Herald. stands look forward with full settlers to come to the best Tne I confidence to country on m I old And. another thing about the ad the building of this earth. Jfr V) of which means much to will take time to vertising agent of the Gentry Bros. railroad, so ev w Dear bring pressure shows, when we showed him our ery citizen of the basin. on our National Government, lay out of galleys, he was con The successful financing of kePn8 eternally at it and mailing any " vinced that our rate of 40 cents per project requiring between four and rresSta job wi" - finally bring m inch was not a bit too much. five millions of dollars during the )M He signed tin for two weeks adver present money stringency is an ac- lms with this Kwty Ed backing 40 cents per inch. complishment of no small Fe head officials, and this tising at proportion. wiu be to a When the present owner of The That the syndicate members have great advantage in start-lit-- .' shown a fine In cheme of Gallup Herald came on the job, some very faith the cltlsens building reservoir MS of the local advertisers were snd resources of the basin is P"ttin8 dwn artesian wells being unques- to rt.i. charged as much as 6V cents per tioned, because their activity and per- inch. When we went to 20 cents per severance in behalf of the project ' of . a few trains only thru freight inch, kicked. When we went to demonstrates that fact over e e tome very fully. tlwn l oanta thirty cents, a few more kicked. Like Continued by the citl fZ.",""f section many times more other business institution in Gal- sens of the basin in this SaS. trains Bhou,d be in ' any enterprise running ' lup, we charge for just what you get wUl certainly get that railroad, and in The Herald was that railroad is what we are all after 4a2SS!,heffl and cattle that is If spare Gallup it only worth 6tt cents per inch we and must have. Keep the boat steady. ur wis section to - ' " Times-Hustle- ' produce. I would not ask any more. ' The r of Farmington, m A - L-- m ' Some of our foreign advertisers are says: wM L m08L now 40 cents from those In close JUDGE paying per inch, plus Reports toudl LEAHY v iSri 25 per cent extra for position, thus with the Southern Outlet nifn proposition TO BE FEDERAL JUDGE showing that big advertising concerns state that the railroad Is a certainty P know how to figure advertising value. snd that construction will start this We could be cheap if we wanted to, summer. The Los Angeles sjrn&af) (Santa Fe State Record). but we prefer to be something else has raised the money for the project, besides just merely cheap. The busi- according to unofficial announce- ilS'P.J. Leahy of Las Veg;as ness world classes printers for just ments, and is doing everylng in t Leah nty yesterday. Judge what printers want. If printers &n!X power to start the ball t j want much what earliest possible: moment.twyr t iud they get just they latect t tr J. be appointed un-- are worth they set their own value. vices are to the tet t xt C r--r h?.u""m amendment to the Of course some printers don't ask cate will make an ef.V-- 1 t . MM1 tty-thre- e additional much because they realise that they ment in a few days, ni ) are not worth much. Chandler Ntarw te Lt - in. . 1922. THE GALLUP HSRALD, SATUSPAV. MAY 13, 111 " - - . 'I i I1--. one RED CROSS Ntws v. . all and and all" of happlneu, . of Ru-al- n would think that the'"'"gggg'sgs?poopla of the jj and Auatria and Germany would Jamea L. Fleser. manager now the Jollieat folk in all southwestern division "TV", right bt beer.elected the world. They hare money, bales can Bed Cross, has just of dow-- Uc of it, but the latent reports from these vice chairman in charge believe the central coron'M (Trta Countriea load ua to that there operations by to an La as of organisation, according Iy. ia a decided dearth of happiness, that fc I statement received from j wo understand the term. official ef the : E. K. Krrett, chaiman mryoMWuUaaransoiwy The people of these countries . Louis by .rtt-- to wta to have been n t tthrM promotion 1 McK cnsuicr. J ' not wanted lota of money, so the govern-- ejr Uwuy - fj( l f"-- bead, them ser has gone io w U menu reared vhhik... mm I wmrk' will b eaalar or very obligingly gave Jutj on new duties as acuve it what wanted. Aa long as print- up his r . .Uafl but becauaa they Cross in this country. He lkUr, Ink, and paper held out,) it for the Red f will b greater. ing presses. succeeds W. Krsnk IVrsons, who has busineM there was no reason why (he people, 7,twlJ null wants more than resigned becaune of ill health. i j of business, for once shouldn't have enough money of tne t ti tit ewatr Urga to their wildest desires. Ftefer became manager I of targt buslrtess wants aatlsfy three southwestern division in February of izwr t when came to exchanging generation! t fct Um owntr of ctmbuutuon, tot Bat it last year. This division at that time MtKk Um rttM money. thia money for food, clothing, fuel,' all Red Cross in the W Tim to Res-tir- e? . . V urn commodities included chapters A to ambi-t- i rent, and other indispen-- j of Missouri, Arkansas, Okla- j&fi Cf covrM, then n goads to the welfare of and soul.i states than monoUr returnbut, sable body homa, Kansas and Texas. His first sCr themselves iBcnktit rt all tald and wt dont the people found learning) task as division manager waa to a b aw, fundamental economics in bitter les- south- Laar vary muck about tham. Mot the absorption into the would bo sons. EAGLE BRAND western divison of Colorado and New Moplt think they entirely MIL came to learn that it takes CQNMMMO old mountain lr-r- y If they Just bad "money to They Mexico of the wartime - mora than a to make u-j- u .' v.- : printing press division. . . , good money, and that every printed The great floods at meoio, loio.; wt art frankly skeptical. krone, or mark was nut rt thart waa an m ruble, that c- - Antnnin and Fort Worth. Tejas, Gat npoa a Una the a, monarch who tbooeht that he Into circulation without backing rf th chan(re vaue is becoming the tornadoes centering around of actual and gold reserve , flood r-- xi but had adequate t)M the Burlington, Kansas, bt sUviflely htrwr If ht made aU the rest of their leg flood in Mis- t to turn all that ha touched printed, Month the Ftil(,n Reserve and the recent situation ftwtr money the lea valuable. lt(H)k the steps to bring souri and Arkansas have all pre- fco fold. nece8Sary to the Um waa aa Mralatant in hia longing Printed money ia only a promise to bout deflation in American money, sented huge relief problems whoa pay in gold, or some other standard With marked success. American Red Cross. Under Mr. Fieser's direc- tir fold that finally a fairy, Cross waa to measure of value. If a government 'money is good money because it is tion and leadership, the Red artfantiy gnm peopie com- - iai thai wantad, cats alone baa nothing with which to keep Its based upon actual assets, assumed and carried through -- VA 01 30 x htm the promises, these promise soon become! The moral of this story is that even olete control and administration RED TOP asJ haatowta not magical measures mi to worthless. jif one has not "money to burn," but all relief and rehabilitation Tread Txx tnMSmlnt fW Ameri-seve- n Extra of Fabric Heavy L w&h wtkh ht camt Into fT'bodily Conditions during the last all or, has a snug account in a good following these calamities. Ply yean have caused all nations to can bank, and payable in good Ameri-isa- ut Prior to his service as manager n a southwestern division, Fieser a ramamhar tna tmnappr exper-- more paper money in propora-'ca- dollars, he is probablv about of the k---a of naor old Midas, bow ha tlon to their gold reserve than theyithouxnnd times better off than he held the position of assistant general Red Cross Wssh-inirtn- n. Price $17.85 5y laaroad that for the moot bad Issued Now many of 'would be were he in a land where his manager of the at t'. part formerly. of social service La waa natful only aa It wight them are striving to restore the old conflagratory passion could be easily As head the roads, for heavy loads, for hard use rvi of the Columbus, Ohio, poor ty ajctanjwJ for other thing upon ratio by building up a greater gold and cheaply satiated, department FOR the Fisk Red-To- p cannot be equaled J chamber of commerce, manager of JtrS wratndad hla actual ealstenc. reserve and reducing their paper. In of fabric and a La had to burn," such countriea the value of the Columbus Associated Charities, for small cars. An extra ply heavy Uaraily "money yet exchange Ohio Insti ht waa mhmrabla Indeed until ha waa money is Increasing money is con-- THE REX THEATRE associate director of the tread of extra tough red rubber make a strong tire the oa welcome charm. becoming "worth" more. Buti c tute for Public Efficiency, director of conditions. hi of stantly Acre PATRTIN3 lake division of built to meet exacting If the poaaeeelon of loU of money In other landa the printing presses are rLtASU civilian relief of the and of aa Tom Saw- still without heed the Red Cross during the war, and after time one Red-To- p has outworn three anafi aaaga it, running overtime, civ- Time would have aald were the "be to adequate reserve. In such coun- - week the later acting director general of looks indicate yer Wednesday night of this at Fieser has ordinary tires. Its distinctive your was and ilian relief Washington, iiex Theatre packed many fund of high-grad- e tire while its extra occasion was acquired a large experience selection of a mileage were turned away. The of civic and welfare number series and knowledge more than justifies choice. that of the first of a movements. your vaudeville chows thut will make Ht of In a statement issued just before There' a Fhk Tire of extra value every size, the Kex on every Wednesday nijtht. from division truck or real hich class vsude- - his departure headquar- for car, speed wagon It was the first in St. FieRer "Red in for a ters Louis, said, iville presented Gallup long Cross members and officials time. was up to iuii chapter It clean, aaie, geneally have expressed their confi- of pep, and without one whit of routch our moment the dence in the wisdom of developing stuff. From the that lines of first curtain went the audience charter obligations along LJA up health and community welfare as 'realized that once more an MID-SUMME- IT opportun- measures. We R to a preventive are looking MODES ity had been brought Gallup for continued and successful There forward to a iftood vaudeville. was nothing in this direction. The Red whole show that could have growth PATTERN HATS, SPORT HATS, GARDEN HATS CPich about the Cross to hands with other it ibeen better if in a first class theatre hopes join up, movements in the same field to an Braids and de Chine in white and iin a big city it was direct from a big Maline Hair Crepe black, light ' increasing degree of efficiency and city and furninhed by an up to date shades predominate in draperies. vaudeville circuit. comradeship." Fieser's successor as of All on Misses' i The weather was rounh, the manager Cire and Velvet Ribbons Displacing Others Hats yet southwestern division will an- 'house was This fact of such the be packed. nounced at an date. Feather and Organdy Flowers a great crowd was due to the exten- early sive advertising given the coming of HEMSTITCHING AND I'ICOTING 'this nhow thru the columns of The AT THE REX NEXT m Gallup Herald, bucked by the confi- WEDNESDAY NIGHT SUMMERS MILLINERY dence of our people in the Rex to ful- - Mclcupthe fill its promises. The Kex theatre is making special The Rex Theatre is now on the Bert NOW effort to show only clean, wholesome Levy Vaudeville Circuit. This means! Tslsphone pictures. This fact is attested by the that on every Wednesday night the; further fact that the Rex enjoys a Rex will furnish the show going peo- is good patronage from the good people ple of Gallup with an up to date and This an invitation to the ladies of Gallup. And now that an addi- clean vaudeville. For next Wednes. ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE HOUSE tional attraction has been booked for! day night, May 17, one of the best; The Plumbers and Steamfitters ! thia theatre, the management saw to balanced and best talented vaudeville IN GALLUP it that only first class and clean vau- shows will prove to the good people! of the city are at your service deville entertainments are to be given. of Gallup that the Rex cun furnish a. this week, madam. Next Wednesday night the Kex will really good show. First Class Shoe be filU-d- , as the second number prom Walker and Brown, in their orig-- ' Repairing Every home in the city which is ics to be just as good as the first, inal singing, duncing and talking nov-- ; and that wul be good enough. el ty, should prove a solid laughing! hot-a- ir heated with a furnace or hit, in their blackface characteriza-- 1 and new home tions. Johnson and Burke, "What's; Paris Shoe Store stoves, every the Use," a satire on married life, g Shop which is built, is entitled CONTEST OF NATIONS will provide a long loud from: being laugh JOSEPH ARTESI, to a free estimate their first entrance until the final cur- Proprietor showing just OPEN AIR PAGEANT tain. Clay Stearns, in a routine of what Arcola will cost installed, eccentric dancing, and the Morales! Bros, in a sensational routine of dex- with an American Radiator in and Children Public Schools on terity strength on Roman rings (By of rounds out this well every room. the balanced bill of naza). entertaining vaudeville. Whether order Arcola or (Given yesterday, Friday, 5:30 p. m.) you The Ntory 15 REDUCTION not makes no difference. You are In order to settle a dispute of FELIX O'DAY AT "WORTH entitled to estimate the long standing as to which nation WHILE" SUNDAY NIGHT an just excels in singing, dancing or ON ALL PRICES AT same. a contest has been arranged in which representa- The "Worth While" Sen-ic- e at tives of various nations compete the Congregational Church this com- Telephone your through the medium of the ing Sunday evening will feature the 2Xe Steainfitter or Plumber favorite art for the award of big five reel Pathe film, "Felix Saratoga Restaurant Get Your honor. O'Day." It is one of the most popu- The contest is presided over by lar and charming of the many suc- Arcola the spirit of Fair Hay. cessful novels of F. Hopkinson Smith. Regular Meals 35c and up Estimate Finally Miss Columbia in an It will be a feature Mother's Day You will learn something elaborate display of the progress Service, with the members of the This Week very Woman's Club much to of her country in which she u present as the spec- your advantage when assisted historical ial guests of the evening. The lot aa iti-ot- by American pastor Tlphon talk with him. It is is awarded will give a brief sermon annrnnrinta lot ASCOLA com-filtia- iy you this: tvpes unanimously the prize. to the occassion. The general public Iruutllvd in four The price of Arcola is lower this Characters is invited to be present and honor GALLUP homo. Yon are eniitUd "MOTHER." TRANSFER of Fair -- Katharine Clark to NOW, than it has ever Spirit 1'iay. "In A. J. ll whethef you ordvf Spring Miss Scotland . Elizabeth Bryden the morning at eleven o'clock the McMahon, Prop. or will not been in its history. Fraulien Holland .....Caroline Kelly pastor give a Mother's Day ser--1 Kerr Holland Tom Robertson mon and the pastor and his wife will Get at thut your estimate lowest price. Dutch Dance .. give a beatiful souvenir Mothers Day "The World Moves, So Do We" Make money on your foresight. Pick ..Children of the Fifth Grade booklet to all mothers present. There w ill be ' up the telephone, madam, Signorina Italia . Kloise Kurke special music at both Japunese Dance ...... services. QUICK SERVICE and get your est irruta NOW. Children of rirtit Grade Sonorita Knuna Madeline Cregar He I could dance on like this for-- i Scandinavian Dances ever. She Oh, 1 m sure vnn Hrn'i -- :- :- Dans (Swedish) mean it. You're bound to improve Phone -' A fino Arcola Klupp . Pearson's 42 AV-C-'X- Fourth Grade Weekly. A --' UpPr bookwdlbesent Mountain March (Norwegian).. to you free if you will send your Fourth and Fifth Grade Is name to the addresa below. Ami Ace of Diamonds tDanish) telephone for trut free estimate, Sixth Grade NOW. .Minuet from France Second Grade Wong Cathay ..Dick Lewis l Sasha Moskowa (Russian) Zr?vH Virginia Brewis' Sailor's Hornpipe t British) TRADE WITH Grace and Flossine Marlow THE Irish Dance Kighth Grade Girls' AMERICAN RADIATOR, COMPANY FINALE i ; Miss Columbia Lois hcALBoiltrt mniAMCKlCAXRttdutori every nitd Scoonmire for heating Flags of All Nations Third Grade Wet-nha- j American Indian Jack ll 402 Seventeenth Street . Denver, Colo. il'uritan William WiUon, Continental Soulier George xoder 'Arkansas Traveler Pat Lucero City Market UiiHkcress Georgia Keed Old Time Country Dance Virginia Reel j WHEN YOU PICK UP THE PHONE Klizuhcth Sncdilen, Racel Digs, And get the best Mnry Milan, Evangeline Moore, meats that money can buy. CALL 96 Hilly Yerain, Hugh Keeler, Clyde Glied, Horace Moses, Jr. PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 64 We am prepared to go over your home and give you an estimate Dixie Girl.. Helen Rromn' The Choruses of the for ARCOLA completely Installed without oblurstlnn ti you. composed ARCOLA la cheaper now than aver in It hUtory, cheaper now Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth than it will b In the fall. Grades, the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs from the High School. , Invest in an ARCOLA Orchestra Mandolin, Mary Alice Goodman; piano, Miss Fay Burke; F. G. WILLMUNDER saxophone, Joe Cregar; clarinet, Tony HendeFolfoftt& , , IIS Santa Second Arenella; drums, Walter Cornell; vio- lins, Irene Christian. Pat Lucero, Sawyer illaiel Hawthorne, Mildred White. THE GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY. MAY 13, 1922. PAC1 Tl'SJH rOUS ACCOUNTS INVOLVING RELIGION ; 'I I I : ANNfHIWTUWrC . . J&LjltSaflf$;, ' fcJ '' i I ".!.. .;. apital A D. uriiv luiiivviiviftiiiftUiiu .t i cuiKfiTON. JSSSL gST'oumliT ami for twenty ifo For Those Who Worship M 7 f hPv wore bathing suits At Gallup Churches 403 18 SSTtaJ betide public swimming rZT ifOff !ElL preferred Jp:5d , 2Sl church promptly u him m i aeainst him and will try J.-.- kx XvX-zt-11--11- CHURCH IN I fLf unbecom- - CHRIST I of conduct 8 s- offense g-"- ' 'yl I fcMbe d7I V (Congregational) I r3- - WZmSS&fi.. 7 LEWIS A. STARK. Minister I VNew judge had before him his 1 .Sifoner charged with "slapping L 0:45, Junior Church was not fL V V Womhip with I fjfather." The offense rZZ - Same old since rkrLL ; l?,,,m?,! f. .tion pictures enti- process the lcal standpoint, ML. tied. "Holding On." Frederic Board, to any-Jf- ,' IJiilan had been undamagwg XJ nn on School The sentence was aunoruy suminy work, (iirnity. says: "Facts are made clear by means Same old flavor of femler paste in his hat a of In Command-ST-HcSbrth- pictures. all schools of relig- ISttenM Fourth y ion pictures are needed for Father and interpre- thy ting truth. Pictures will not only Same old value . .nH Birrce to obey it. Com- - 1 clarify and impross but will also "WI. .nntaniA ft MUrf. ftf-- sug- AVI iL.TnH 'fllLCIIVV gest and thus often tell mor than Mid :"It may ound foolish, but the words." The usinir motion Same Health tetr , , . ,v of pictures in our school - I will "Modern, pro- fbout it, and public opinion keep KresMve, undent, training lor Chris- well behaved in future!" tian character." Those not Mi woman going giving qualities u a Virginia court, a elsewhere are cordially invited to en- of the serious crime of forgery roll with us. Si lentenced to pay a fine of one 10:0(1, Church School with classes Same "body dollar and to spend one hour in jail. for all ages, Mr. II. H. Dceson, super- Th court tempered the stern justice intendent law with the tender Same impersonal 10:00, Christian Workers' Group ' of compassion for the helpless. fur adults. aging rL trial developed that the woman 11:00, Morning worship with ser- and her baby had suffered hunger and mon by the to hus- pastor appropriate old from lack of necessities the Mother's Day. The pastor and his band failed to provide though able. wife will give a beautiful booklet to IfM woman opened a letter addressed all mothers present. The mothers to her husband, found a government It Never Fails will be our special guests and to them check lor aisamiuy miuwanw, wiuic we extend a most cordial welcome. tb husband's name on it, cashed it, 7:30, Community "Worth While" aid spent it for clothes and food for n rXmT Why run the chance of Service, opening with a rousing "Ev- child. We will an- mmm herself and fmXT erybody Sing." feature . An Indiana woman "died and kept wasting good flour, butter, other big Mother's Pay sen-ice- to the doctors ? a fine five reel film entitled: "Felix 09 living," according , etc. It is the leaven yLt cfgs, I .. who attended her. The strange case yKI!fI J O'Day." The members of the Wo- CtJ J was that of a mother, run over by a jfr that causes good or bad man's Club will be our special guests. WWWMA train and fatally injured, who was results in baking. Lytona There will be special music. Let us Everywhere and conscious for !;:!r''9J??: be and honor mother! kept alive hours, is present mother-lov- e TV JL a leaven that never fails with anxiety over her I III ANHEUSER-BUSCH- . ST. LOUIS ' . INC, children, after her heart had censed toactevenlvnnd perfectly. BAPTIST CHURCH to 0sfllMU F. E. ; I AH te beat, according attending !!fi! V-- AM, Pastor The following services are held POWDER each PROGRAM Sunday in the Baptist chapel, Chas. Ilfeld Company corner Third and Aztec avenue. Whohtuh DUtributori of entertainment to be given at the Preaching service 11 n. m, and 8 Strand theater Monday night, May IB, p. ni. every Sunday. Gallup, New Mexico 1922: B. Y. P. V. at 7 o'clock every Sun- "The Lily and the Rose," Song day evening. Rafaelita Montoya and Martha Sunbeam Rand meets each Satur- Kraker day afternoon, place of meeting an- "Professor at Home," Song Zola (gypsy dancer) Gladys Kely Orchestra nounced from pulpit. Act IV Office Professor Joseph Garcia Little ttirls Playing in J'ark Magistrate's Prayer meeting Wednesday even- Tax Collector Stanislado Valdez Mary Laniirnn, Mary Ann Doyle, Jo- Magistrate Dean Kirk ing of each week. Kirk Prims Dona Frances Kraker sephine Doyle, Thelma Griego, Messenger Boy John Ladies' Missionary Society meets Guards Garcia and S. Valdez Maid . Anna Peternel Fabiola Sine, Agatha Kozeliski, J. each Tuesday afternoon, time an- Piano Carlota Romero Arsenia Franko, Elizabeth Act V Mrs. Royalton's Room nounced rfom pulpit. Orchestra Frances Morello, Lola "Too Ijite for the Train," recitation We again urge the parents to come Train to Mauro Garcia, Margaret Montana, Cor-inn- e Gertrude Phillips with their children to our Sunday Mrs. Buttermilk Kraker Meyers, Loucille Sabin, Dor- "Mortgage the Farm," song school. We are well the Martha Stanislado pleased with Johnnie Buttermilk John Schauer othy Kley, Beatrice Lopez. Joseph Garcia, Valdez, turnout each Sunday, but in order to Ticket ..Jacob Peternel Orchestra David Lopez, Mary Lopez, Anna encourage those children who are so Agent Del'auli and Carlota Romero. Orchestra Act III Mrs. Royalton's Sitting eager to be in Sunday school, it would Room Piano Anna Petemel be fine if the would come The Cost of a Promise Finale parents Dramatis Mrs. r of with them. Personae Royalton (wealthy Minic furnished the Ambrose 1 DcPauli by Act Mrs. O'Connor's Cottage Mrs. O'Connor) Anna Orchestra. Iathleen Ethel of Mrs. Roy- CHURCH HOLY Anna Peternel Royalton (niece o OF THE Mrs. O'Connor (her mother) alton) Gertrude Phillips SPIRIT Joanna Jones Lucille Royalton (niece of Mrs. WANTED: A MILLION NEW READERS FOR THE NATIONAL (Episcopal) Orchestra Royalton) Francis Kraker REV. A. J. G. DOWIE, Rettor Act II Public Park Madame Felice (French attendant REPUBLICAN, 14. the Sunday, May Granny Gilligen (an old wo- to Mrs. Royalton) Illudrated Weekly Magazine 8 apple Published in the Natiosal Holy communion, a. m. man . Martha Kraker Catherine Sahin Newspaper I Church school, 9:45 a. m. Loda uv - (gypsy violin Topsy (maid to Ethel and Lucille) Ittpiiai. ririai iMiKiiii wj 11 sls aW player).. Offer to readers of this Morning prayer and sermon, a...... Irene Gribben ...Tony Rose Carey torv paper m. FOK TEN CENTS, in stamps or cur- - j Evensong and sermon, 7:30 p. m. renry, ine iNationui Kepumican win Report of Condition of he pent six weeks to one address. Show this offer to your friends. AT THE REX NEXT THE GALLUP STATE BANK The National Republican is a national WEDNESDAY NIGHT No. 41 weekly review of politics and govern- at Gallup, in the State of New Mexico, at the che of btisineMi ment, printing more interesting cur- on May 5, 1922. rent and historical information about Walker and Brown are two colored Resources national affairs each week than ntiy people that huvo been one of the com- 1. the do rou- JEVNE'S Loans and Discounts $ 85l,f.rfi.53 other paper in America. It is of spec- edy hits of year. They a 2. Overdrafts Unsecured $1,493.57 - 1,493.57 ial value to children studying history tine of singing, talking and dancing 3. U. S. Government Securities: and civics in the schools, to new wo- that more than pleases and they have (a) Pledged to secure U. S. or Postal Savings men voters desoring to familiarize a hahit of being the hit of all bills deposits $r,.(ion.OO themselves with the facts essential to they work on. A treat is in store pa- (c) Bonds owned unpledged 2,500.00 ;i comprehension of public questions rare for the Total U. S. Securities - 7,500.00 ;.rd has much worth while informa- trons of the Rex; a comedy scream. 4. Bonds, Securities, Etc. (Other than U. S. Bonds) tion for every member of the family. o (c) Bonds and owned $lo,0-13.f- to be on home Few! securities unpledged There ought every GENTRY BROS. SHOW Reserve- - in one Ainge! (d) Other stocks (other than Federal reading table America at least Bank Stock) 35,000.00 national periodical intended to fur- COMING TO GALLUP Total Rondo. Storks. Etc 51,043.80 nish information about the nation of 7. Furniture and '.i.OOO.OO which citizen is a and de- Fixtures - every part Get the old alibi 8. Other real estate owned voted to the stimulation of serious out about "taking (other than Banking House) 4j,xi.xi children to the for it will 9. Net amount due and - 173,523.43 The National fill." the circus," from Banks Bankers thought. Republican come in 27th when the 10. Checks on other in same town as bank i,HYIi.K.l that bill. Just send in the name? and handy May banks reporting Bros, show comes to 11. necks on same C46.77 with remittance to cover at Gentry Gallup banks outside of city. addresses, two exhibitions, to 12. Cash (144.00 n, arm our de for According Cakes cents eai Items jten mailing one of the ad- 13. Coin 41,080.00 do re- Robert W. Thompson, and Currency . partment will the rest, (ine who is in the 15. Other 31. (',50.00 of The national vance men, the city, Assets gular price Republi- has built an new Interest 21.775.CH can $1.50 a Address, Cir- management entirely , Accrued . is year.) for this from! culation National Re- organization season, Department, in the to the flut- $1,240,510.06 425 10th St. N. W., Washin-ton- . the stakes ground TOTAL publican, of C. tering flags tho big top; many Liabilities 1. been educated for .16. J 50,000.00 young arJavials have Capital Stock paid in while an- 17. 10,000.00 this, their first season, the RECEIVED FRESH Surplus Fund A man is called fish'1 whot'e of have IS. Undivided "a poor imal actors previous years profits ."...."... $32,313.82 wife makes a of him. considerable advanced train- 22. lass current and taxes . ?27,0CG.22 .1.217.60 goat acquired expenses, interest paid ing, with new acta all around. Demand Deposits: have also been 24. Individual The human actors deposits (Including 28, 20, 31, 32) $443,868.25 states, and the 25. Cashier's checks 12,010.83 changed, Thompson on thi.H iss in 26. Time parade year one mile length; Certificates of Deposit due in 30 days 27,384.(14 In Baseball's is scheduled to on the down- 27. Certified 273.63 it appear Checks - town streets at noon, show day, with Total - 483.54G.35 of Fame Demand Deposits Hall four hands, two calliopes and a Scot Time Deposits (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days with the or tish bagpipe organization more notice : overhanded drummers. Tho 35, Certificates parade and of Deposit $301,231.13 acts as a aort of window for the Fridays Saturdays 37. Other shop time deposits (Including 36) 235,105.78 of the show s wares, besides Total Time "6.33. .91 display JJ Deposits giving joy to many children. Rediscounts 37,000.00 is 0. During the performance, so it Bills Payable, Including representing money 9 obligations 00 claimed, nearly every known variety borrowed 80,000. a trained 42. Other ... S1.650.0O of animal life gnat Liabilkies BomL""DVpositVd the behemoth will be in evidence Unearned "1""" 6,7..0.10 and Discount in the rings, tho air and the arena, NONE BETTER with human and animal clowns in TOTAL $1,240,510.90 abundance. When asked regarding State of New ss: Mexico, County of Mckinley, the big feature of the show this year, We. D. W. Cashier, of the above Gregory Page, President, and Bontems, Thompson waxed voluble with adjec named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best our tives, but intimated the elephant knowledge and belief. band, the LaBelle ratima GREGORY PAGE, President. A playing Cashier. classic, with more elephants doing the LEAVE YOUR ORDER D. W. BONTEMS, dance made tho World's Correct Attest: that Chicago fair famouH, seemed to get the big J. W. BONTEMS, from but W. gest applause the audiences, H. MORRIS, he thought Jim Robinson, the triple GREGORY PAGE, somersault bareback riding monkey, Directors. was the "hit" of the show. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of May, 1922 CHARLES W. DAVIS, (SEAL) Notary Public. YOUTHFUL LOGIC CASH this is last of DAVIS My commission 1924. "Tommy, the piece aed expires Dec. 28, mince pie you are going to have," said his mother. -- ROBERTSON, rookie IHARLET Tommy scowled black as thunder. I . with tl cnicago nun pitcher .... hlmarlf "There was a little boy like you," Hoi, ret'tmty k.,,lt"ul,(- - his mother continued, "who ate so hall of fame by pitch THE GALLUP CLEANERS & DYERS Into bajtebair much mince pie that he finally burst no-hl- noi " CARRY ing a he from too much the hard hitting Yes, burst eating first game agalmit mince pie." The Beat Work In the City. Detroit team. Addle Jo and Cy not other American "No,1 said Tommy, "there's Young are th only too much mince hurlers who navt such a thing as pie." Quick Service. Know How. Auto Delivery. League said his mother, "why did We pllihed thta feat. Robertwm na "Then," hurled ont iu , he burst?" PHONE 84K. only ir hj" Ther wasn't enough boy," Tommy answered. Los Angeles Times, Herald Want Ads Get Rcr.rb TK2 CALLU7 i2ALD, SATURDAY. MAY 13, IK. lnrid its channels nave uu preaa aoctrtnsi SUCH A NAUGHTY BOY people. Prominent and business men negro . educators,SttteoUmdlawyers, physicians, at. the social, economic, -- Questions affecting civic, Intel, When ibmIi trying Untu Fve0but?J Ifrt ectual and moral life of the colored race, were discussed and r-J No. Awaat to t by hi. onrfurt by Ei Otero, 7 L -- E lit lallraad Mry . fuSal the American taaa. CUrx-r- Porter Jooei. Ed Safford. t aL. b U, to uwR7' of principles for negro adopted. Morning a declaration chairman of ; ( J in Airsac ooo wor o faa DrtrUU, in a fell of Prof Kelly Miller, of Howard University, the com. ; said it lr Journal. , mission which drafted the principles, that is the aim of : mare's nest and ideals of the - nf tnr that the congress to make them the aims race. - ..t so i tin-- record for less than sixty 1 )- "1 orr. . axd Governor! door and in doing makes U it not a wonderful years? u nnixuim. tou t. cbugo. under the steps, na sell that "immortal inebriate." Monaey u V it not a great tribute to tne means wmtu i.cU race, but ji cy irrar kzxico nsss associatiov i :.: l Ck. nnn H like tO CUSS 8 removed from African savagery and DOW ail.ti out oiling ner vwu lunuc. w"v " a few hundred years but KAaaftnC Editor and Publishn the feathers or to a m which it can hold a race string or two if it wasn't for fear of ruffling fifty-nin- e from slavery, position s. u look with pride upon several uni. her goody-goodie- She msuiwu formulate ideals, . deliberately congress, . . 1. Ifa ran Ira an o l .cn - . hi The fialluD Herald wnicn can music . ""- - - : orlnpntnr - nro.IJ... with such versities, all the fiueni doesn't have to beat the devil around the stump was proud to entertain, a poet read by world, and solid "indecent" The Herald would nave saia n citizens of worth and property. language. to what we on its in open meeting, and nobody would have guess If ever a country had a race problem hands, theae United States had it after Appomattox. If ever education had it oe schools have done like a King, "can not commit a crime," no matter whether a triumph, it is in the work the in promoting thus Amer-ican- his bullfinches, or his "hell or a rut. the welfare of the negro race, and the welfare of all s who have found in the negro school, the negro college, the negro university, the means for making those who were HOLT IS IN THE RING slaves and chattels, useful citizens.

(Santa Fe State Record). u tTo.i Too nermitted his friends HCIUCIVti mj. liwn v rmavmvv. hit r .1 TO GUESS 1. 1.. v k.t lia ia candidate for tne rc- - HARD Mr. Holt is publican nomination for United States Senator. -- -- well Known 10 ov uoe 01 uic bottom? Are to climb 11 uni needs ana Have prices reached they going IB WCII rcittir.w. ttiavt.v inral conditions, .. ., BUU..j omuamivu from now on? If so, how high? If not, how far will they fall of every section of the state and with all tne requirements, before settling at "the new price level"? different elements or iu population. to all of us. of as a These are mighty important questions, If you He has had a great deal legislative experience will not have much trouble MOTHER HER DA Y member of both branches of our legislature, and was a leader can guess the answer, you planning in- for the next decade. in for of our more progressive laws, your money affairs the campaign many 327 commodities, at now ave- the first Anti-Gambli- bill, the several prohibtuon Prices of leading wholesale, cluding ten-denc- life-tim- e 38 cent than before the war. The y Who la the best friend a man or woman has in a ? bills, and simplification of judicial procedure, Highway and rage about per higher rslvemllr. without hesitation, the answer is, "My mother." and was a staunch supporter of the devel- is upward, but is it temporary or permanent tendency? Irrigation legislation into two schools on this To whom do boys and girls, men and women, instinctively opment and improvement of our public school system. Economists are divided roughly tarn when in trouble for reassurance and comrorting; Again Mr. Holt's ability is beyond question. His integrity is problem. of Mex- is Halbert P. editor En- - the answer, "Mother." above suspicion. His loyalty to the best interests New One school headed by Gillette, of Mother, the old reliable and never-failin- g, is always in ico has been demonstrated continually for the past twenty-fiv- e gineering and Contracting Magazine. This school believes that De cem man the background, ready to serve and comfort. years, and his long and faithful service to the republican party the new price level win w per nigner in ms. During the last couple of years there has ben a great pro- entitles him to the horror as much as any'other man in the state. The other school of economics suggests that prices may cession of men, out of work and in bad luck, wending their way ultimately go back nearly as low as before the war. They from cities back to small town and farm to mother. point out that prices travel in 50-ye- ar waves, up for 20 years. For everyone's real home is where mother dwells. CHANGES SPOTS AGAIN then down for 30 years and so on, repeatedly. On May U the nation again observes Mother's Day, now LEOPARD For instance, average wholesale prices at their World War an established annual custom, originated more than a decade peak were almost exactly the same, on the average, as the price by Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia. (Hillsboro Advocate). peaks of the Civil War period and the War of 1812. to It is the one of the when there is a concentrated And wholesale prices in 1913 were about the same as in day year Star-eye- d of Reform editor of the Albu- of is due ten- "The Goddess 1342 to movement to give mother a fraction what her still laments the fact that Governor and 1878, according charts compiled by the Federal remembrance and v querque 'Morning Glory' Reserve Bank of New York. derness, gratitude. Mechem cent troops to Gallup to maintain the peace and dig- are fortunate to have a mother still living, e About six months art old account book was found in If you enough the commonwealth of New Mexico, for the pur-pon- ago, end her flowers. nity of great a farmhouse attic at Gardiner, Mass. It showed that in of preventing any outbreak of violence that was liable to sugar A letter should reach every mother, from the boys and of The 'Morn- 1816 retailed at 40 cents a pound, corn at $2 a bushel, wheat at in to let know she is not for- occur at anv time without the presence troops. a 24 a gjrls far from home, time her that "is not of Mechem who is of New $2.50 bushel, butter cents pound. ing Glory fond governor on on Mother's Day. ii Paying interest the big war and re- gotten Moi n-i- rnntimio tfi ho rnvpmnr until his term of office debt, gradually While we're about it, not to make it, than their normal. why try every day has and his successor has been elected and qualified, tiring may keep prices higher historic Mother's Day. expired Like most forecasting, one guess is as as another. all things to the contrary notwithstanding. probably good Can a leopard change its spots? TO OUR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS It can. Less than, twenty-fou- r months ago there was a coal miners strike at Gallup. O. A. Larrazolo was the governor of New That our county commissioners are doing good legislative Mexico and he sent troops there, under identical conditions. RfeJlnes work all the while yet the public knows but little about it, at For his prompt action he received the hearty plaudits of the least don't know any details of the county commissioners' pro- "Morning Glory," whose editor of then and now boomed him and administrative for renomination for another term, the Gallup incident ceedings. The best policy that any political using JThomas Feelin' shiff, eh. Sort of acheyf is of The of as one of his body can adopt the policy publicity. proceedings strong arguments. You can't take the out of the Circulation's on the blink. Mind's be a flap not workin' it an ef- the Mc Kin ley County Commissioners should published after Can leopard change its spots? flappers until you take the flop out as ought to, it's in- fort to think. Want to but each meeting. It is your duty to keep the public correctly It can. of floppers. just sleep, fate won't let you; toss and dream formed as to your doings, and the public are entitled to such , But why? with Even if you can look at a woman twitching eyes. Listen, man, information. old will need and tell her age you had better not. age get you. What you Away back in the beginning of our National Government is exercise! Was a there were those who were suspicious of the acts of WHY NOT START A BOYCOTT? In Jugoslavia, Congress is called time when you were peppy; eternally red blood officials. There were those who were around skupshtina; but that's nothing com- splattered through your public snooping wishy-washy- , and as pared to whnt our Congress is some- veins. Now you're feeling and asking for investigations for this that, just there "If the public will be increaningly thoughtful shout patronizing times called. 'sted of pep you're full o' are those who in this day and time are eternally howling for none but Journal kdvrrtiseni the people ran be of (treat help in pains. New Mexico. We must have revenues While these snoopers and suspicious ones are this truKfle to clean up A man who runs things on a bluff That won't do, you need the spirit investigations in to of course." Journal. costly, eternally asking the National Government to appropri- order go on, Albuquerque Morning is liable to fall over it. that with dumbness always die. to out this and Nature calls; you ought to hear It; ate funds carry investigations for that, yet they The foregoing from the Albuquerque Morning Journal is The onlr snrinir Kllif SAma nf ne what you need is exercise. on all matters. hold are the ones who bring out the fullest publicity not the first of its kind. Just recently, in one of its dirty flings afford is a suit of underwear. Old friend knees that used to of Government you the of now As said, in the beginning our National at The Gallup Herald, the suggestion was made that patronage up among best men, The.-- e are to so , there were those asking for investigations of the acts of public of warm spring days, the only tempted unfold you you should be withheld from this paper. The principle boycott wav to lirojilr im a r.m.l nf can't Spring-tu- one of the shrewdest men of ' ! . vi ivaicial.,f., get up again. officials. Aleiander Hamilton, comes from the coward, the slunk, the small bore, the is to start a fever's what call it. why saw as first secre only taking up collection. you Say, our first official families, the point and the egotistical ignoramus and selfish tyrant, and it doesn't make can't you realize, it's a cinch for yw he of In rough-house- s. to stall vou need is exercise. Ury of the National Treasury inaugurated the policy any difference whether the boycott is advocated by a labor China, they raise rice and it; what official or the or his Turn the tables! You can't do It! making regular reports doings department. union, or by a union, or by a newspaper the princi- Pull crutch. the official in United States to capitalist your mind down off the Hamilton was first public the is the same. If the Journal, in its mad desire Bet a raisin feels out Pick a task! Go to it! Lit- the informed as to official ple Albuquerque of place in a working adopt the policy of keeping public to monopolize and corner all the newspaper patronage in New pie these prohibition days. tle bits will add to much. Nature acts. Mexico, and in its further idiotic brazen notion to dictate to gave you healthy musles. In them the informed on public matters Nowadays they marry and live health and fortune lies, for the nun Keeping public officially other communities what newspaper should and should not be who Is a correct and a the and scrappily ever after each other. daily tussles, works, and gets policy, policy appreciated by public, patronized, why not the people take the Journal at its wish his exercise. is in the run. ..A in. f - - - . 1. cheaper long and institute a boycott on every newspaper not just to the ...v.v (iiinii says ne win marry We no any man who pays her father's debts. Hardest for liking of the Journal's editor? know of better time to AnnhfAnta Kn.l . thing about running kan. office is the babies it's hard it out than now. made the kissing BURSUM ONE OF THE BIG 'UNS fight debts. on the babies. The wages of sin is death; but some Some times a man a used car peoole think it ia . I: . buys in - - """ for and his curiosity Senator Gregory Page spent several days Washington, PROPERLY CLASSED, WITHOUT A payday. " curiosity then not on politics, but on banking husine. While in Washington DICTIONARY runs away with him. he called on Senator Bursum and others of his acquaintances in the Nation's Capital he learned that II. 0. Bursum is counted one among the big men in Washington, that when Bursum goes "Late definition of damphool is 'a man who is afraid to he it, that he is one of the best workers and llliht three ciRarettea from the name match, but thinks nothing after anything gets whatever of racing the train to the crossing. New Mexican. go-gette-rs in the United States Senate. At last, and without the sanction of any "authorized, or standard" dictionary we are able to properly class the little KEEP ON THE TRACK word: "Damphool." As this classification comes from the great religious weekly the Santa Fe New Mexican it will The be taken as final, and with no further argument. From hence- Wise Investor We might say to the newly organized M. C. P, A. that you forth we will know what we are talking about when we use never ties will do well to keep on the track and keep going. And don't the word: "Damphool." We thank you. up all his money. Some is always put all your effort at watching foreigners and those who are available at short notice. not citizens of the United State. Some among our chief law- breakers are also among thoe whose family tree runs so far of bootlegging, Mr. C. N. Cotton said: "I am Speaking Our time deposits an back on American jwi! that they can not tell when their fore- to note that the Congre.-- is to make it so provide admirable oppor- glad preparing that for the fathers came to this land. If tho.e among us are also among foreigners who persist in violating the Constitution of the tunity man who desires his bank deposit law-breake- rs to be a our chief what can you expect of our foreigners United States can be deported. This will do away with a great well paying temporary investment. and aliens? They naturally look to Americans to set an exam- - many bootleggers. Then, let our courts impone heavy fines on for obeying our laws and respecting the rules of our society, bootleggers citizens a.s well as foreigners and we will get The certificates can be Ele criti-rU- m turned into cash for 100 be mMead by curbstone criticisms. Most of the somewhere with the enforcement of the Volstead Act." cents on a tin-ho- do-siirn- dollar at rn s, any time. 5 comes from those who either have political cent They pay per law-breaki- interest or are in sympathy with they like their and are negotiable. poker games, white mule parties and want to be left alone. SIXTY YEARS WITH THE NEGRO Sui-- and It is up to capers encourage gambling bootlegging. ! the M. C. P. A. to keep out of politics, don't swing top-heav- y iiriiini-iiniiiniiiinnnTin to any particular church, but keep on the right track. It is not quite sixty years since the Emancipation Proclam- " ation was signed. Well within the lifetime of many now living the negro race was practically totally ignorant, its activities ' It ia with pleasure that we note that our old friend Dave confined entirely to day labor in the fields, its ideals repre- Leahy will likely be the new Federal Judge for the Second sented by a place to sleep and something to eat, its ambitions Gallup State Bank creature GALLUP Federal District of New Mexico. New Mexico needs a second nothing beyond comfort. . . NEW MEXICO Federal Judge and just such a fellow as Leahy. There will be In the Nation's Capital the seventh annual negro race con- no u;ar coating of bootleggers' finei in Judge Leahy's court, gress has just come to an end. This congress, organized in lie belongs to tne same type of men as Judge Reed Holloman. September, 1916, has for its main purpose the uplifting of the THE GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 13, Ita. ET7

wain TOinra The Thanksgiving Cranberry. News anJ Happenings BY CRCCAR S-- COILATS Probably very little la generally Qjup known as to the orjgla of the cran- AND PERSONALS. berry. Originally It grew wild, as, In fact, It dues today In several of the WORTH WORKING FOH ts. Forma Close Thursday Night Canadian border states, in the salt marshes of the coast states, In the glados of the Alleuhaules and as far The habit is a worth . a- -- Af saving prize working - -t frktnlr It is our business to please you and south as Virginia and the Carolines. Wm TOO want W ev "" make you feel that you are receiving The wild cranberry, however, la for. to cultivate it best Determine, constantly. ajgBBavt" the of treatment. Manhattan Inferior to Us cultivated rela- Mine Cafe. Adv. Bindon, State tive. ; Both grow on a district during small, hardy Open an account with the 5JL'wss in this shrub, about six Inches m height. The McKinley official business. Mrs. Dr. Ellison has been quite ill 5 on during the week. fruit takes Its name from the appear- Bank and make deposits. ance the regular nd Millinery Mate of, flower, which. Just before The Manhattan Cafe feeds a great expanding Into perfection, bears a marked S Per Cent Interest Paid on Saving Deposits .' J. Millinery.-A- dv. many people every day there is a resemblance to the neck, bead & reason. Adv. and bill of a crime. Hence the name in "crane-berr- p. Nielson was from which has become "cran-berry- ." Trimmed Hats and Mate- ust Saturday, on business Millinery Thanksgiving and the cran- he made rials for summer While in our city specially adapted berry are one and Inseparable. Dur- ,S"C a visit. wear. Williams Millinery. Adv. fcillup Herald pleasant Durango Railroad ing the year the cranberry market Is - steady, but In the month of November , i n.tn and Millinery Mate- One of the best patrons The Gal- C. Assured the demand Is over Muxley(MntyBank JTmSally iapted for summer lup Herald has is the N. Cotton phenomenal, half -vav. Co. and the Merchants Bank. Mr. of the crop of 5J. Williams Millinery Terminal Gallup year's being disposed Cotton has directed The Herald should within 80 days. Uver a million bush- Gallup NewMexico . of Belen and ate S. be given a chance on every piece of els are marketed each your lu the iGranto.were in Gallup during printed matter his big institution Culled States. ORGANIZED 1904 interest of the Kansas uses. The Gallup Herald appreci- When real estate hE ates this ftilife Iaurance Co. patronage. Our month of goes and it is sure to 1 April business for the C. N. Cotton up w necked large assortment of Co. was the biegest single account do so, y o u'l I feel assorted colors in Sport on our books. The Gallup Herald Seek Choap Power Alcohol. tT tni is pleased that you acted JUS. WUIUms Millinery. Adv. plant equipped to handle 98 per Gasoline users will be Interested to cent of all printing for the concerns upon our advice and know that the search for cheap i if Jacobson is getting along of this section. We have sev- sources of power alcohol still con- the hos-- S bought. Jrt velL He has been in tinues. A recent writer In Nature after an opera-t- T the and best com- eral desirable for some days Only largest buys you suggests that foodstuffs are too valu- lbo. FAMILY WASH Mitdition will soon be such panies are represented by this 20 nti agency, should investigate. able at present for such uses, but Sat be can be removed to his home. assuring you or prompt and satisfac- tory settlement in case of loss. Chas. thinks that waste land In Ireland the Rex W. Davis Insurance Phone might be used to produce crops to be For Ewy Wednesday night Agency. $1.25 will a high-clas- s four-se- t 248. Adv. CHOICE VACANT utilised In this way. Arrowroot, theatre give We Wash, Rinse, Blue, and Return to the vsndtviUe show, and after each LOTS cassava and corn are possibilities In Wring YouDamp noderOle a fine first-ru- n moving Every Wednesday night the Rex tropical countries; and a number of Entire Family Wash show. Adv. Theatre will give a high-flas- a four-a- ct cellulose materials, such as straw and picture vaudeville show, and after each GOOD BUYS IN REAL sawdust, offer possibilities In Indus- are not one of the many vaudeville a fine first-ru- n moving If you trial regions. Gallup Steam Laundry ess an pleased with the service of picture show. Adv. HOUSES 166. the Manhattan Cafe, come along and PHONE rou will come again. Adv. Even the Santa Fe New Mexican Mummy's Wisdom. reads the advertisements in The Gal- -; BUSINESS PROPERTY I have that ' "Mummy, may P. A. Barrows of the El Paso, lup Herald. We note from that paper RANCH PROPERTY you promised me now?" Texas, Buick agency, was in Gallup that 'G. G. Goodman of Gallup is "Bless the child! Didn't I tell you week to that he wants to one ttii complete arrangements advertising buy j you shouldn't have any at all If you Buick for this territ- million pounds of wool." far the agency didn't quiet We understand that Beddow & keep r ory. "Yes, mummy." Beddow will have chage of the Buick The only exclusive Insurance agency 'STRVKETHATCOWIIJ in W. Davis Insurance "Well, the longer you koop quiet the "LAFAYETTE WE COME." UMicy for Gallup. Gallup. Chas. Agency, phone 248. 203 W. Coal Ave-- ! sooner you'll get It." Brooklyn Eagle. Every Wednesday night the Rex nue. Adv. CREGAR&COLLINS kissaa Theatre will give a high-cla- ss four-a- ct vaudeville show, and after each All lines of insurance, including: PHONE 138 vaudeville a fine first-ru- n moving Fire, Theft, Plate Glass, Automobile,1 NEXT TO COURT HOUSE picture show. Adv. Life, Tourist Baggage, Flood, Rain, Domestic Amenities. Hail, Public written. Chas. Liability "I wns a fool to marry you I" sobbed Juit received assortment of . Davis Insurance large Agency, phone Mrs. VYiuks. white and assorted colors in Spurt 243. Adv. AT THE REX NEXT Eat. Williams Adv. "Now, my dear," said Winks nobly. Millinery. WEDNESDAY NIGHT to D. Rollie, president of the McKin-le- y "I cannot penult you take the F. G. Willmunder has equipped his County Chamber of Commerce, is blumi! for that. H was I who was the Johnson and Burke, a talented lady place with a of the on the job 24 hours per day and niirht. fool for ever asking you. The mistake complete display and cent in a rapid fire comedy of- - Areola. This new heating plant is He is in touch with every highway was not yours, but mine," -- ink- - Dum vaa-nic- taking well in many places as the best and road committee in the n.jr t iri ait; uuii( aim ami lilt nect'.vmi y mat is possible beating concern for the home West. Just ask him for information ui - needed in an act of this kind. Lauh or office. The Areola company, thru on any road question and he after in rapid successor!. our New York agency, has signed up diately stops everything and telh you lauyh for an advertising campaign in order all about it. THEIR to acquaint the public with the econ- PROPER omy, convenience and pleasure of the Take a seat at one of our taLles, DAVIS CASH AND PLACE Areola heating look over our menu list, and if you ' plant. CARRY FOR CAKES This p p s r don't find what you want, feli us and t that prohi- Every Wednesday nieht the Rex we will get it for you. Manhattan says bition has emp- Theatre will eive a hicrh-clas- s four-- ! Cafe. Adv. In this the Davis and; Cah our act vaudeville show, and each o advertises cakes and bread, tied Jails. after Cary Good. vaudeville a fine first-ru- n moving AT THE REX NEXT of the cakes and bread sold: That Speaking leaves of picture show. Adv. WEDNESDAY NIGHT by the Davis Cash and Carry, Mr.' plenty that fur-- j room for th . Davis said: "The bakery Just received large assortment of The Morales E;-os- show remarka- nishes my place with bread and cakes profiteers. SCENE white and ble on the and give most bakeries: assorted colors in Sport ability trapeze is one of the sanitary l r. r enrwA Ti tr Hat. Williams Millinery. Adv. demonstrations of strength and poise, in the United States. The workmen! seldom equalled on any stage, doing in that bakery must have on fresh PATRIOTIC PCRPCT Aa on Roman U hT one evidence of the power of ad- a spectacular act the rings, clean suits every morning on entering UN) P vertising thru The Gallup Herald we one of the best features of the kind. their work rooms, and even then they) Qu'to Otherwiae uve only to ask that our Their act is enjoyable and entertain- are looked over and inspected by an H thought hd aur-i- y m.u a lilt I ( atV . people VVIinn - Mi ArAvrrrr the bi crowd at the Rex ing and will prove a popular offering officer. In addition to this precau- for his photograph aha pr.iymi- 'Out whpo thi calla." she wioln on It r Wednesday the vaudeville. wherever presented. each and workman must fT.., - wnr rrKAC"J night for tion every Ami gnva It tu liar m.i d. i v VV fc. Wlile the day had been a raw, rough stand a medical examination at re- Wl'ic I y, and the cold wind continued to NOTICE gular stated periods. Then, the rooms Saf Way. r i Dright UP to m'Kht and after J'et must be examined by authorities and .1 "f wish I could wife. w Rex Theatre was crowded to its On and after Monday, May 15th, everything is under strictly sanitary mnmiRP my Mating capacity. Yet, we are told 1922, our prices for work done will supervision and regulation." How do you about It, HrownJ" flrmni'MS. I usual- - w Kaits" will be as follows: ot tne bread ami "All you need Is r Come!" that nloney sPent Speaking further The super-thrille- moving picture feature, "Lafayette We , wits the local paper is money thrown Ladies' and gents' suits cleaned cakes his place sells, Mr. Davis said: ly go Into Hie purlor, lork the door un l will be shown at THE KKX. May IS and 19, under auspices of Palaver fwy. It is our policy to tell the and pressed - ..$1.75 "I went out to Los Angeles ana mauei umnaK" her through the keyhole." Ketner Jr. American Union. The net proceeds from this enter-tainme- nt low before Post, gaits" that it is not good busi- - Suits pressed -- - 1.00 a personal visit to this bakery will go into the post activity fund. sense to ' throw money away. Pants cleaned and pressed Jo acceptinK the agency lor meir pro- The Limit. . ev- Pants .50 ducts. I wanted to feel sure that six-re- pressed McTiivlah What's this, stewed fruit T "Lafayette We Come" is the cinema starring E. K. Lin- If your is Coats cleaned and 1.00 ery- claim of this bakery was ;ust as property worth having it pressed Ilia Wife Ay. Dlnna ye like It? coln and Dolores Csxxinelli. It ia one of the most laviah pictures ever worth - Coats thev represented it, so that I could being protected by an insur- pressed m.' I finixhed in the fall of 1918, but on account of the 1.75 the the "Indeed don ; hut wha' ha' ye produced. It was policy written this Overcoats cleaned and pressed up tell my customers truth about the World War was withdrawn Immedl-atel- y by agency. man- rice we left uaeftpected termination of write-im- Overcoats l.uo claims of extra sanitation in the done with the yfsterday?" phone- - cu or pressed after release. n SJT" cleaned and 1,50 of bread and cakes." Answers. mA Insurance Agency, Plain dresses pressed ufacture voaiyia rnone Z48..--A- dv. Fancv dresses and Evening Ave., The story unfolds one of the moat powerful and stirring romances Gowns cleaned and $1.75 up aa I Sec pressed Life It. of war. One reel i of scenes made under fire at the front Take notice of the Plain Skirts cleaned and pressed .75 the duriag number of peo- WE INVITE OPPORTUNITY We speak of a pleasant man as ) one of the Marne dairies). who are mid-- Pleated or double skirts cleaned ple, taking their daily J ESTIMATES 'nit nreH)ihl. lunches at the Manhattan Cafe and pressed 11.00 up TO FURNISH Literally, lie agrees with us. war atorien lost in immediately after the you will come along. Adv. Plain waists cleaned and Although popularity 50c The Herald is not the cheap I suppose that Is the whole story, armistice, moving producers now believe that we hare asaved o-- pressed up Gallup picture Fancv waists cleaned and print shop. We are guided by the o far enough back from those atirrinf days of 17 and '19 to really . 75c up Kranklin Price List. The Franklin appreciate a picture such as "Lafayette We Come.." ANNOUNCEMENT . pressed Ladies light serge, duck, cordu- Price List has been adopted by the A man told us he set some cold roy and velvet suits cleaned 2.00 up great majority of the better class of storage eggs and the chicks came out No success- riJi Equitable Life Assurance So-- y Bathrobes cleaned - printing establishments. wearing ear muffs. of the United States announces Plush and fancy coats cleaned 2.00 up ful business institution conducts bus-inp- g sppointment of W. H. Collins of Gloves cleaned, short 25c; long on iruess work. Every merchant vregar Collins, as their renresnntA. cleaned . 50 in Gallup, whether retail or whole JJw, with . offices at GalluD. All Carbon City Tailors, sale, is guided by daily marcel quo- a?0w !t,U8lness in this territory Gallup Cleaners and Dyers, tations. The Franklin Price List is transacted with Mr. Collins. Steve Lovrick Custom Tailors to printers just what daily market The MAY E. L. GROSE. Merchant Tailors, are to merchants. If SAT. Gallup quotations 21 M. 4t. GALLUP, District Manager. DeLuxe Cleaners and Dyers. Gallup Herald was run on guess work in making prices we would not need any Franklin Price List. If The Gal- A lup Herald was the cheap print shop we wouldn't need to take special pride and of one-elev- en in the kind, quality stylo cigarettes printed matter we turn out. Not be- ing the cheap print shop we pay spe to and Three FrUmUy cial attention the kind, quality of work turned out. vve have Gen ttcmcfl style all a line on certain work that has been given out without submitting to The TURKISH Gallup Herald for estimates. At the a VTRCIMA proper time we are going to have say about this and that "say" will BURLEV have a stinger in it. The Gallup Her-- i aid gives about 60 per cent of our1 time to public welfare, and in addi-- ; tion to this we are called upon lor every donation for every purpose. Wej take pleasure m submitting estimates, on work. If we don't get work with our prices, then we have nothing to say. We never figure on giving cheap work. We always figure on doing, our best with every job. We have onc - of the best equipped and most up-to- ira date plants in the West. Had wei been content to do only a cheap class In a new package that fits the pocket of printing we would have never in-- 1 new and 500 ANIMAL ACTORS 300 PEOPLE At a price that fits the pocket-boo- k stalled machinery, latest type faces, including the latest The same ma-- unmatched blend of process embossing and engraving ; SUPERB STREET PARADE AT NOON Turkish. Virginia and Burley Tobaccos chine. We invite an opportunity to furnish'f'l estimates on classes of printing. If Performances 2 and O P. HL we don t (ret me worn, we iet me other fellow have it. 1922. f ' TH GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 13, Renort of condition of AND COMMUNITY Q$Pb4lpl0to GAllUP THE MERCHANTS BANK MASS MEETING No. 57 of New Mexico at the close of CCLDEfJ IIEAiTT at Gallup, in the State bj,! 1 1 KITCHEN'S OPERA HOUSE on May Dth, 1322: Resources Gallup, New Mexico faVSAOII M. TULI Discounts m. and Monday, May 15, 8:00 p. Overdrafts Unsecured $2,IM(U1 c " the U. s. tiovernmem on "" Tiar n:a miss tJI. kr MoCiVT fader Aopices of McKlnley owned $1232.11 r"J g xmpttn j4.cv AsMociation (c) Bonds unpledged County Protective - Ovtr "Xatinle, cliltd, reu.uber tbe tour - l tpraaa Out Vl iu.nd; Securitres. (Othe'r'than V. S. Bonds) rJ teay alaaya due new neighbor f andlecurities owned unpledged $1,440.96 (m "Mot whea th-- are rank : U) J'SSUi treijr Total Bonds, Stocks, Etc. Jaet ioufc at jonr panbed. yauy, Furniture and Fixtures C a Om t'ati4 DwMlMMM and at our new due from Banks " A I darilag ia Net amount f nraar of a banks in same town as reporting bank rctef July ami A urn. cKm actually jtitlng the brute Checks on other t kki are practically eery raiiJerr 3 Cash Items Mra. Marcy couJU OF COURSE IT DOES. Coin and Currency iaaadenrtonwi, atrVtrt liefure gentle andrt"Y""7"t17.i nut reiuooKtraDco Other Assets-Expe- nses Interest t:-3m-try fraa furthrr Jfaucy a la road ctmstrortloa H $.. aiafellr darted out (he garOrn gale. TJi Mr. Harrison was In a bad temper, TT.J aa4 Cub. Tbe bureau af -- cui.iw-- aoU liifult and when sn tort him - TOTAL $228Aa ia af Ute United gtate Pepertasest teach him be t l" acquaintance Liabilities oue with a Is 7 worked Mt aaeeral Injury." ha lunf Liik over Uri mornlrg question, "'() f Ajrlcwltere Us Mr. be Stock in -- $ 35)04, satOMaia abuuluVr. . . your "ealth totiay, "ArrisonT" Capital r'd j3rtla af prwtertiaa; Surplus Fund -- -- a At crthrr Naiu-- wuuil waxed wrathful. tbeae rousa-as- awMen flows aiy time, Demand Deposit: th mw "My natne Is Cot 'Arrion, he 3 2) taCM after tar 4ry apeila. Wkm have a'ho.rr bungalow. Individual deposits (Including 28, fc9, 31, ...$103,767.41 o-- Now fthe mw tbe ... 1,381.85 caanaaia well only cITpihI.u, Cashier's checks j tta taaaga art 'Well." said a bnltch. due m 30 ae difflratt I toeoie4 la caolbe, and SLe a,uu, wlnw luUUvs tbe other. "If Time Certificates of Deposit days, ... 10,805.38 (mt - a; a hny, two a hi. a hes, a ho, an' . 4mc a tlx mad ralaa- ruc-Cr- tut to ber alld the utaiib hsr, Total Demand Deposits H535UI Ct a(.;rtli a hen don't then what after 30 days, or subject to 30 days feat war the Rood spread oat to hft niioulii riiig wrath. spell "Arrlson, Time Deposits (payable It m a r the in oo hearth do they pelir Tit lilts. or more notice): arrr a eVita or a aliy Tht bat whip of - 04,BJ;.7 aa Una lead of a he flaretL Certificates Deposit lea to lent taa art drainage cares!" 'il Total Time Deposits - C433U) at:abaraa laat la latter Ui aaa baa a wbie akin ilila lniaui aimpl Alarming Symptoms. "Where has Senator Snortsworthy Ca iaM Iron oxtrMifuo. becauae Muiutj tnirliiig'a msdillr TOTAL $228u, la aartieM waere tbe flood tends to naioe la lortjraran. And (hat. gonef "Hack home to feel the public State of New Mexico, County of McKinley, as: 'grata1 ant a wtdt term an ewen aid mltid yi.u, aftr Uk had rulo-- il pule." DR. IRA I.ANDRITH and L. We , C. N. Cotton, President, N. Cary, Cashier, of the Cur-Drr- . "Is there anything wrong with the tW la roaaway asakes a aabetattftal pride of gurd.n the above statement is true to jrt br llen.n Famous Southern Orator and n&med bank, do solemnly swear that the Vsj Tbe borrow Mt rroefr al. uVliifhtcd to call it 1" public pulcef and belief. fratartk. It heats faster every Chautauqua Lecturer 01 our knowledge . . waited lHdedlv. i,. ix. tTe8ident Narjr draiuailtally. time a successor to Senator Snorts-worth-y luuu.Ti, of the L. N. CARY, Cashier. c Intd aotlrlputt'd apolr7 Is mentioned." and the America cam a lbr.tlltiig dral: "legally, Subject: "Today Correct Attest: did 1U do ail for It." C. N. COTTON, luy ihatr Suitable, Indeed. whole life has been I N. CARY, t a uk I t breath. "OliT Dr. Landrith's 'aucy lr Curat (to widow of deceased house devoted to the work of human uplift T. H. SEYMOUR, "t'ouldn t l.lru do 11 7'' you t painter and decorator) Have you He has been described as "A big; man Directors. amlle before me this 11th of 1922. The auioaed fadtd fruiu tbe thought of a suitable quotation for the who does big things in a big way' in Subscribed and sworn to day May, boylah ll. "'ut vtry well, MIsk Tn Memorial".' notice! connection with the educational, civic (SEAL) E. K. ERRETT, Ppit&ne. I iiiii.i l yu now." Widow Well, I was thlnkln' for and religious movements of the day. Notary Public fh, unsur- commission 23, 1024. NuMjr caught her brilh aharply. the touch of a vanlnhed hand!' Lon- Dr. Landrith as a speaker My expires Sept. o "VUt" al.e int0 !l swift co!itri:i"'n, don Tit Hits. passed. "how rcoV how crut-- l you mud thiuk He is one of America's Greatest me." at th Switch. Platform Men celebrated thruout Asleep Canada. he was It out the United States and tt at all" au.iili.tr at;aln. Hie Io you know what I'd do the know." During the war he fpoke under "Toy didn't you should try to kins met of the Y. M. C. A. and other Tli' re was a He No. auspices Serve Best n.tiLti.t'i tra:i.fd Why? organizations in nearly every army We Always the Then Ute true 'uniy. warm- rU Oh, nothing; only you don't camp, cantonment and naval training hearted and liiijulxive, advutict'd to sectn to have any curtoity. station. tbe veranda . He has been one of the foremost "We are ymr brarit neighbors, Attempting a Getaway. speakers in this modern day in all at the Munmy Iarliitg, TtnMy Iti.y and" "Who'a the fussy old guy?" great interdenominational, missionary He has lib rogultib eniihai "Mi Sjiltflre. That'a my father." and Presbyterian gatherings. been moderator of his church's gen- Teddy boy la lota of fun and Mum "Is that so? I certainly do like to see man eral assembly. J barlitig bakes the moot dellcioun a as particular about little ef- Dr. Landrith is one of the most Water-aaake- d UHMl.a rtike Mfin m ss he." Raadway in Nevada. every Hu'.urduy. thing, fective speakers in the present big m today la FrUluy yoo wont havt drives for Dry Law Enforcement and embankment ami A Mean saatertal Ut tte long l wait. About 4 tomorrow be Slam. World-Roun- d Prohibition under the WHITE CAFE Koroe-ttaae- a aa a Anti-Saloo- arrtta diversion drain. prevared to receive Teddy llcy with "My face Is my fortune," simpered auspices of the n League of a abort concrete dip la ukmI for a generoua helping of raid mocha rakt. the girl. America. water over He tha parpoae of paseiug lb A little aie offering for my rude "Well, It might make money for yog Dr. Landrith is a native Texan. taa road la a comparetlrely wide and lutrodurtlon," she concluded with her In the comic films st that." was educated in Tennessee. He is a but he of hallow tow laatrad af under It A Irrealatiiile laugh. typical Southerner, says eitendiwc himself "I AM MORE AN AMER- ata la simply a paremeat "I any, but It's jolly good of you." Cost You Less and You fail of the and ICAN." He is six feet three, weighs get tka vtdta roadway his earuestneaa thrilled Nancy, draw- 240 and he Braterted at earb edae under pounds playfully says against ing a aruall whlatie from his pocket keeps himself "Fairly Physically Fit." the Best. a rot-of- f wall 18 aatBlaf ty attending he blew two abort blaats. Altutt lie was for fourteen years a relig- laefcea below tbe bottom tbe pare-aa- at of Inatantly, It sertned, a ainlliiig little ious newspaper editor and for ten to build laatrad af attempting Jap gilded from tbe bungalow. "Here, years a college president for ao aa Bp a grade lhta pavement, Mr. Kay." Hood the to ralaa It above the water, "Ifetau," ordered his nianter, "cut follows of U soil a alp tbe trade wash, the very rholmtt Of thorn; ru-- II r. taa water paawa over It In time of Jack says ara uch beauties." He flood Where tbe deltaa are so wide turued again to Nancy : "Yetnu Is a ao ancle as to Ira aad tka eoootry eitid Oower It's characteristic ot eicea-atv- maglrlan. sake 1st coat of a concrete, dip hla rare 1 learned when we toured the ara with tka fljpa earfared trav- Orient. 1 had my sight then, and the el la aad) tkt downstream attge protect memories I Mured up are like luminous MICHT BE WORSE OFF. efl a concrete rut-of- f wall. In con ay blla of fairyland In Hie preent aarUoo witb tbese drainage dlpe a "Thankful I What have I to be ayatrm of dtkra and dltrhea la tihe Infused ao added blithrmneneii thankful for? I can't pay my bills." man be thankful aaed, roevertlng toward tbe road If Into her own voice. "Ilonton and New "Then, alive, you la flow from two aren't ona of your creditors." ft dealred to lead tbe York romprlwe n.y Itinerary to a and da', ar aora waaliea to alnfle dip, but I often mke dreatu Journeys to la The Real Beneficiary, toward the mad wea It cherry-blosso- diverging far distant lands always In many a man mslntslns a car flow of a full better to aptlt the elnglc time to Jtipsn." And wonders whers lu pleasures ara. to lUun oue It etream mot dip. Ills sensitive traced the vel- It costs a lot to maks run. fingers The chauffeur seems to have the fun. vety petals until convinced of their WOMEN FAVOR BETTER ROADS worthlnewa. "A little peace offering Just for Ones. for Rob rude Introduction." Hoy's "My gootlneis, Henry," ejaculated his clever Tewneend BUI flntforaod by General Nanry laughed merrily at the wife of a man who always had FadaraUan of Wemen'a Cluba mimicry. decided opinions and was not adverse aa aha nearer to at flait Uka Meeting. Then, stepped take to expressing them. a sudden the roues, she felt tightening "I don't know what would hnpiien If lmr-aa- her Bvideoc of tbe widnirraU t of thronl. you'd agree with me about anything." He looked even Ihun from lit blRhwava waa nhowo at younger "Well," said Henry, "I guess I'd have ld walk nineteen. And tka recent mertlng of the (Seiieral the scurtely to admit being wrong for once." ySMOsMiSfati. she hod dubbed a federation or Womeii's (1uta at Salt what at first sight American Weekly. Uk City. In rudornliig the Towa-ro- d "slwy" wave covered a deep scat bill for bailcxial bigiiwaya, nw extending acrnxs his forehead. No Wonder. 1 before row. Mm Jodo Plikluatin I'eurliig tier clciit pity might Strict rare nt From my observation Bberouin of (liliagr), rlmlmtan of itte uilnrnnKtrued, Nancy liHutencd to sn of him Inst night I should say that flepartnieut of applH'd eluratku, auid: riithuniaatically : "uih perfect o(i that young man of yours was ralher "It la D"t i, ry fcr u to polut Urf-ii- of the (Jiie'ti of flowers!'' wild. out tbe real lott-rt-a- t of A merit an You arr teo good I" Ilia buoyant) iHtughtcr Of course It was your woaien in highway mailer. T1ia In- loatthed her 0n. "When llrullicr watching him Hint made him wild. fluence of net bighwaya on country Jack cinneR out tomorrow I'll get him He wanted you to go upHtnlrs and Ufa, on tcouc'iuira, or; tduratifm, la nw to (tcb me In toy new role a mi.m leave us alone. Wanted . 1,000,000 generally What la oerdrKl grbleful neiglihor." la a national highway policy whldi will Wonderful tlrtya followed; woiiderfiil Poor Man. rot.er govertiUM-n- t lutide. and, fir Nancy for tl tillnd luy ant) for Lady Visitor (to hoosognw) What tbroagh conmitration t ffil'rl Uim nau whom sorrow ant rfi..r.l brought you here, my good man? k aowey on main Mihwa, will give llhly had matle truelly old beyond Convict Misplaced fnith, lady. as a connuted arxiroi at ll.e aariieat his yetiiw. I.ady Visitor Dear me I In a had Koment and the lmt mu,H It whs hli first gllmpe of Ninicy wotnun, I presume? that John Kenlfcton's icimi Convict Mo, inn'arn; In a hnstlly ilicrielieU Ideals. The memory of II borrowed autnmobtiv with a bad GOOD ROADS REDUCE PRICES liKiii-foinii't-l his dully olTtcv grlml ui If t y n.oiflc Kven the factory's giant Faciliiiee Peer Tranepertation Help dynamos soumlcd rhytliinlcul. "Just One." Coat of Liv- Keep Up High Hut though time cd on golden lu "I reckon, ihiughter, that young SEE ME BEFORE SELLING In CHiea. ing Big iU-i.- of liuJ'-- wing, John x0 liu mail's wkMi must he fast.'' patient. "What mnkes you think so, ps?" Oca of the aolullona of the tgb And lin ns In the purple dusk of h "Why, when you were seeing him coat lira in af living problem gxl rare autumn duy, John aought Ni,nty. out the door last night I heard lilm traninnrtatino furlliliea blla-ful- roads, ,1'oor "Hay mndc me ly happy to- say: 'Just one,' anil It wasn't much form a fartiir In kn prk-e- ttror.g pir.g day," he I t gun I'oylshly. "He ao d he 12 o'clock." ury Works Circle. a well na past a With tyateto of pevrd had tuld you of the acclU'tit, and you tranimortatlon rondl-Uea- a Uoaal algbwayt understood my mental torture. OimI Hard Work. would be aucb an ' luLMed lo knows the machine, not I, waa at fuli Tbe Vicar I a esteol that the coat aiul time of suppose you've large bring Even so, the youngHtor's very chevr family to support, Mrs. food and laerchandlee to tbe IVmpsey? Stallick tag hlnim seemed a until kind Mm. Pempsey I have, sir; and If aaaaor would ba materially cut. Building fate sent ua among you and jour." they didn't all earn their own Irving He Mk both NajK-y'- hands. Then, I couldn't Pearson's Corner taata Auto Law. manage It Railroad Avenue ay dear Ultle tiilrs'-- ! wonian, I kncw.it and First Street to In a campaign stake the roada waa no longer forced, that I might once af afaaoarbaartta aafa and comfort- think of love and again happiness." , The Card Test able for nlgbt driving, aulowoblleo Ill relet bevme a caress. "Tell me, flubb jVhy Is Jenkins so anxious to from ether itatea musl have proper 1 Nat), iweet icsrt, have dreamed stake a poker party? Ugtit aqutpment devlrea approvrd 1 aright f Ctio fell liar (hat when Duhb He's had 1 falling out with la tkal atate before they are allowed Juno rciw-- t btoutn main tils offcritig Ms girl and wants to test the old adage within tbe llmlta of the cvB.mon-wealt- shall be to Sister lnt ad of Neighbor "Unlucky In love, lucky at cards." lioWcit Heart r Ills umx'llftig g7.e made Niiticj Some Cain. reflUble Kaadeida d G. Markta. G. look up at hliu. Tbe awaten.-- heart "Another artist'! model Is writing Baadalde markrta have Im more G00DMAH Iped of ber bet ao tumultously she could bar memoirs." one en a much-travele- d Ikaa farm family living not apeak, but John read bla answer "Poor stuff. I dare atate to add neat say." highway m ber frank, adoring eyes. but the Illustrations ara food. little turn to Ita bank acrount "Tea, .Oaf THE GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1822. PAC3 VZj

K&THE PRINTER'S DEVIL By Gurles Sughroe fc 's Ingenious

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LEGAL PUBLICATIONS. tXOAL PUBLICATIONS. THE HENERY HOOZITS By GARRY PROFESSIONAL.

MEXICO OF NKW the above entitled and numbered iiiiiiiiHiiiiiiuitiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiHMiiNiiM:r .M fOB PUBLICATION . r of .Knii cause, which is a suit or action for ft whv are you so LATE COULDN'T T- The fUBUC LAND 8 A LB 1? HELP I- J Story foreclosure of 1 HcKlalr Caantv the that certain chattel ONIoHT, HENERY ? WEMT LID J . of Publlo Landi. if T',PP jH , QNuniMioiicr mortgage, made, executed, acknowl- H i J. R. GAINES $jaWt Marw ITS AFTER v I Our States Mexico. edged and delivered by the above rwrnn ' that Pursuant to iW O'CLOCK DENTIST of P-- named defendant, Mark Budiselich, as I By JONATHAN BRACE WW'.rT'.i. Act ConrM. Over Wurm's Store mortgagor, to the above named plain- I Jewelry Mark as XXXVII!. COLORADO I Gallup. N. M. th Commiasloner of tiff, Frkovich, mortgagee, .Jhwlll offer at public sale to the bearing date July l'Jth, 1921, and for COLORADO nimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiuiuuiiiiiiiHmiKl ESiwSf t I o'clock A. M.. T the establishment and foreclosure of KjJTlKs. It22. In the town of Gallup, the lien of said Max Frko- most precious Stat, of New Mexico. In plaintiff, fti follow-- - of the covered of our DR. G. A. TRENNER 3rJ ' th aVart bouaa therein, the vich, upon all property state, of land. vim. i and described in said chattel mort- for In the JrSriril--A- of W. T. 15 N.. R. EYE 8PECIAU8T II - and for the of a Re- n .. dtaiawl 440 00 S.acres. The improve- gage, appointment ml log of to into his im- houM. well, power plant. ceiver take possession gold and sil- At F. W. Worm Store C all of the said Jewelry 15 H. mediately mortgaged ver It iur-- tJalltt-A- II of S. 12. T. N., property and to advertise and sell the GALLUP, NEW MEXICO. ? Mtwaioc M0.00 acre.. The mprove-Z?ZZ- passe all other States, produc- of harna and corrals, well, same as may be provided by law, ori iii ing about one-thir- d of the total SSc valat ll.M 00 further order of said court, lor the sat- "f"". . m k. for leat than of the eutlre country. In uDtl the isfaction of the judgment heretofore output DOLLARS (W00) per aere, and Its real starts In will be required to pay for rendered in the above entitled and - fact, history J. S. MORROW 23d MMer I RUfA ita that ex iat on tne una. numbered court fevoS- SAID WAS ALL ISoS, when was flrst dis- cause, attorney's fees, "- gold bidder will be required to par - AN' cent amount costs and all other expenses and j DOWN NEEDED T'DO covered. Z naw of ale five Per of the 'fSf. J Accountant eoaU of said in car-rvin- ir to time had & taeeavt of advertiaing and other charges Receivership, VM0RE WALKIN6 Prior that there out the order of the court as ! been but little settling In this McKinley County Bank Building -- Z. form of contract will be rT" of the afore3aitl a9 more . and fuly, ap hart (BtsMoa application...... , region. Spunlsh explorers .iwral in the above described pears in me ines anu recorus oi uie traversed the couutrj hi the lat- GALLUP, NEW MEXICO hv the State. auuvc u-- reserves riibittcu aim uuinut lauai, ter of the Eighteenth cen- Oauaietioner of Public Landa the said Receiver will, on the 31st day part to reject anr or all bida offered at aud laid claim to It. As a at rait of May, TJ22, at the hour of 10.00 tury, v a PTiri.n o'clock A. M., at the front door of part of the Louisiana Purchase Commissioner of Public Lands, It came Into the possession of Mexico. the McKinley County Court House, at State of New the United States In 1S03. Off- DR. MERVINE rw Mlication Mar. IK, 'ii. Gallup, in the County of McKinley, IM hblicatmo May 27. '22. and State of New Mexico, sell, subject; icers of the United States army Osteopathic Physician to approval nnd confirmation by the; iJ were Kent out to explore this VOTin? FOR PUBLICATION court at public vendue, to the highest wilderness among whom wero in one III ACUTE CHRONIC best par-- j and nrairtment of the Interior, United and bidder for cash, Lieuteiuiut Pike In 1S06, and it all of the mentioned States LAna umce at aania re, eel, property and; was after hlm that Pikes Peak DISEASES described in and as covered the M, April 22, 1922. by ' whs tunned. In 1819 Colonel before mentioned chattel fori M' . "AN' HE'S &OIN& V- - ' Notice is hereby given that Jesus mortgage N" T&ELL made explora-tiiin- s of the said ',, Long extensive Gutierm, of N. M., who, on the satisfaction judgment! - ME THAT SECOND Atarque, in nA"'.- and he was followed In COMMERCIAL March 30. 1921. made Add. Homestead made and rendered the said cause, 18th in the1 HAND CAR i- -. 1S42 by Fremont, whose activi- No.' 025199, for NV4 SVV4; on the day of April, 1122, '1 Vv HOTEL entry, sum of Thousand yX ties in the Mexican war brought WH SE4, Section 24, Township 6 N., principal Three with in-- ! tilin Into much At Bute 19 West. N. M. P. Meridian, ($3,000.00) Dollars, together prominence. 8 kai filed notice of intention to make terest thereon at the rate of per, the close of the Mexican war, said year to establish claim annum, which interest to (late of Mi'iU'o ceded her rights to this tirte proof, Hun-- JOHN WITT HENDRIX to the land above described, before U. sale amounts to the sum of Two j to the United States, Dol-- 1 territory 8. Commissioner, at McKinl- dred Four and 0 ($204.02) but It was considered a barren Pastor of The Methodist Church Ramah, ' Co- and sum of ey - N. M on the 6th day of June, lars, for the further Three; waste and unattractive for set- Residence 300 3rd Street. , Hundred as attor-- i ($300.00) Dollars, tlers. Phone No. 288. Claimant names a3 witnesses: ney's fees, and together with court' ex- - Then In ISTiS came the dis- At Home in the Study 8 to 11:3') A. M. Gnillermo Landavazo, of costs of Thirteen ($13.00) Dollars, Atarque, covery of gold In the bed of Dry And 7:00 to 8:30 P. M. M. Pablo4 Landavazo, of penses of thi sale, ami Uallup, said Receiver a few tulles south of AH X. M.; Simplicio Garcia, of Salt Lake, penses and charges of Creek, At Your Service At Hours. where Denver now elands. The N. M., Frank Gonzales, of Atarque, herein. The said mortgaged property N. M. being more particularly described as following spring tens of thou-nu- n t: of1 A. fll. BERGERE, follows, six (H) head i Is of men Hocked Into what MARTIN & CHAPMAN, Retrister. horses, thirtv-si- x (30) head of cattle,; PUBLICATIONS. was then culled the Pikes Peak LEGAL ir 4-- on left ten LEGAL PUBLICATIONS. Attorneys-At-La- (1832) 5t. to '22. branded (LK) side; (10): country. In lATii) Denver became head of hoirs: (40) chickens; and: forty n town of one thousand Inhabi- OFFICES: all other cattle, live stock, I . - k do of fact and conclus- horses, . . . vuc make NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . . .'. . . nnii n'ner niiioers anu uui-ui- ui findings tants, and by the next year bad h affirma-- ! of law and report, the same unto of the United ."KSAfflr corporation, on oath or ions grown Into a big city with news- New Mexico. . Department Interior, TSorl--- ,l or affirmation th this court within ninety days from the Gallup, States Land Office at Santa uhiih onth aud a aMaMaWBaaaaaaMaaMaaBaaBaBSMa Fe, ,rrunc w.i.vv. a order. papers, theaters, govern- inUIt tJUlllnfUi.il, I . . H II n,l.,.MiihirI 111 11 fittiMOdkTlnT date of this N. M., 22, 1922. uaji ii IHTMH MV- mill i ment April plows; three sets ot UouDlei.inan ess , tran8uctiona nnd its Dated at Gallup, New Mexico, this mint. DR. E. PARK SELLARD Notice is nerehv irivpn that. .Tnap M. ; Col- two watrons: ore rake: one seed anu:"-- " i., r.u. 27th of April 1922. In 1801 the Territory of yallejoa. of San Fidel. N. M.. who. u.tiu day ' one binder; one n;owin machine; and; , , jn aotioIl, (Signed:) REED HOLLOMAN, orado was created and In 1870 Registered Optometrist a January 23. 1917. made Homestead - Etc. all other mplemen s, tools equipmen ()f e Judge, Colorado wan admitted a tho Latest for Test- try, No. 030350, for Section 1 effe(.t3 Equipment Properly SE4, and and , In of the above order h other personal property, , respcetinK its debts, pursuance thirty-eight- slate of the Union. ing Eyea 111II' , Township 10 North, Range 8 W., household ail;, I fix Wednesday, M.M. and liabilities, and decree, hereby area U 103,948 tulles P. has Its square V Meridian, filed notice of and utensds. of the said la named the 31st day of May, 1922, bj the last POSTOFFICE BUILD1N0 teation to make three Proof, .mf af;ainst iti nnd its population entitles the year defendant. . a i ORDERED. which sworn claims t establish rlni vi it viihtiiku day upon against six elec- Each bidder, before or at the Ume, and the New Mexico Firo Brick Company state to presidential before U. vii dkcrEKU. ofted, S. Commissioner, ratut deposit ith th? Re-- , for indebtedness incurred to tho tors. M. M. ELLISON it Sebovet. Or, M M nn of.bidd.ng, ,jmit th(J tjmc prior Valnpi.i a certified in he amount ' , 28th of November, VJZl, amr The name Is taken from the June 6, 1922. cetver, chk h n hj h c,pditJ3 Hhall rreJer day DENTIST. of Five Hundred (?5 00.00 Dollars, to the of the Re-- j Colorado and Is a Claimant names as f Mon th(J fM lv. prior appointment river, Spanish witnesses: vome uiu in said cause. And in the event. "colored red." Gallup Clinic. Daniel Vallejos, of San N. payaoie y of their respective claims aifan adjective meaning Fidel, tenw, Receiver, a.s evidence of ol that of the claims presented shall Is Dionicio I ration, to the 31st day any Colorado often called the 1 Garcia, of San Fidel, N. such sum o be retained by theJ,.e be to or contested, claimants Honrs: 9 to 12 A. M, to P. M. faith, , credilor3 and objected Centennial State, as it was ad- iuan lafoya, of San Fidel, N. M.; Receiver as iquulated damaKe.s. in or contestees shall be prepared to pre- Sundays and Evenings by Appoin- wwo Tafoya, of tne.clni;antll failinK s0 to do within the mit ted to the Cnlou Just one San Fidel, N. M. iaboTe sent such proof as they may desire, tment A. M. time hall be barred fr,oni hundred the Declara- BERGERE, . fixed, the validity of such claims, years after Mesleo. uio uiuuui uu Durtic pat ngl in the distributing oi regarding Gallup, Netr fuse to carry outv.l..th contract of sale if any such proofs are required by tion of Independence. (Itt3) fit. C()rporation. I to '22. thn.hv pffective. and to be returned ... nifvu said referee. This 3rd day of May, ( br UoClara Nswapapar Brad data.) 'Wth.t. , , ...... 1,1 nuriporn I., ..U....I.I d.Mill ruiun vium,ii.m. 1')"" RUIZ & OVERiON V ""'ADJUDGED AND DECRKED thai 8TATE I IVn iVL-ue- . . Z : JOHN R. MoFIE, cci nut uaTiwu.".I mi u. the said referee shall Rive personal Attorneys-- A and the bidder. . Referee. Miiuntfaratood. wpartment of the Interior, United writing sned by " unto an creiiuora in BUtes reserves to writing 5-- 6 7 '22. Practice in all Courts of Land Office, Santa Fe, N. The Receiver the ntfht whose name.. (1000) 4t. to Hridget (being hired) How muhy the sale from hour to "''. ..n ".April 17, 1922. continue said and addresses are to him known, ol nf'prti'Kiiifi out during the wake, miiiilT New Mexico and Arizona notice is hour or from to as in his hereby given that the day day. the time so fixed anil limited for the ORDERED TO GROW WHISKERS Mr. HUlimnre Well, nf rourse, you opinion or may be expedient of judgment filing of claims and the taking oin luive every Thursday and of Congress, has selected, or necessary. that in addition thereto the A formal order requesting police- Ii! 25th of 1922, proof; Prldgix I'm ye, mum, how MJgh this office, the following Dated this day April, shall cause to be pub- men and firemen of Sacramento, Mexico. said referee afternoons out ye want yersMf. at Gallup, New lished in the following newspaper: Calif., to grow whiskers for the Days ninny HERALD WANTS List 'n 7fll v.. nii i.vi D. W. BONTEMS, New Mex- of '4'.) celebration to be held next l Cui Gallup Herald, of Gallup, of Sec. T. Receiver. month was issued last A QUE3TIO.V OF 28, U N., R. 13 W. ico, proper notice of the time so fixed wek, City .rroieeta or contests it. 6 to 7 '22. of claims Clyde L. Seavey announced, riTNEBS. or against any or (mi) and limited for the filing Manager FOB ACTION such selections be filed in of at least four following a meeting of the Whiskers Jonei wired ma may and the taking proof - JMrtfice at any time before final of Club, of which he i.s "Chief Whisker- th-t- t ha and Ula number weekly publications. - LEGAL NOTICE. And it is further ordered and He inc. lie also asked railway em- wlf4 would spend A. M. BERGERE, In the District Court of the FirHt Ju- creed that said referee do fix a dute;ployes coming into tho city to grow) tha week end of New whiskers. The club a rule us. riRSi r , Kegister. dicial District of the State for the taking of proofs in this cause adopted with Mexico, within and for the County and do proceed from time to time, ami mat any memoer snavmg nu wnis Oh, dear! I of Santa Fe. such as may be convenient, kern uetore May 2i m'Jjt shave his havvn't any at places ARVBRTI8INO RATES I No. said j head also. c!othn that art and the conclusion of proofs H hi&Pro!,ate Com Within and for of upon I'.r point typa lln. 10 aanla aach laMav w Fletcher A. Catron, Executor tit for anybody. Counting wonls par Una, Caah aauat wiuiuy McKinley and de- State the Estate of T. B. Catron, Gracious. Ma- ompar.y ordvr, and b aaraful to par rat ail oi iew Mexico, wanUd. ceased, rie! Don't you iiuarliona will Matter nf tl, ir ...... Plaintiff, , Boston Goes Biking uppota they "we tholr own HEMSTITCniNG and Picoting At- deceased " Vi. bring its machinal IOTirpen New Mexico Fire Brick Company, a olothas with tachment; any sewing APl'niNTiurvT nr t h urn f easily adjusted, Pnca $2.60 delivered, corporation, Gem Defendant, with full instructions. Novelty Co.. Box Texaa. th biwL ?tKtB' UIVEN, that John R. McFie, 9 u pari or to Clrcumit jnc. 1031, Corpua Christ!, Receiver. Tha coot of llvln, through all tluia, 1 lne estate f ref- ftm been deplored In proe and rhym; John R. McFie, the undersized 5 condi- that all Yet men, deepite FOR SALE Dulck, good eree, hereby gives notice that on the ra, tion. Phone 193. .W"? clams said Hollo-ma- n, and oft attain old anc UU aain3fc of 1922, Reed t,lv on, JES aiJ d.welent will 27th day April, mm i - present of the District Court of FOR RENT Sleeping twin 6 B"d manner judge porch, cribed by law pre" the First Judicial District of New PROFESSIONAL beds, alno bed room for rent. Apply DOMONICK Mexico, in the above entitled cause, S. Hnn, Kahn's Storp. ROLLiE, made nnd entered the following order - If 162) 5- - ,.A,dmini'ltrat')r- FOR SALE you are thinking ol it to B. and decree: M. M. D. Thia cause coming on to be heard W. SHERIDAN, buyinii a piano for yourself or for tho of tho Receiver, Practice Limited to: your child, you couldn't do better than upon petition used Malcolm John R. McFie, asking a reference Genlto-Urinar- y Dlnesses and see this one, a Mlghtly "County of MeKiniey and staU and the of a referee in Diseases of the Skin in an oak cane. A bargain If taken at appointment Call 304 S. Second Street. vi new Mejiico the above entitled cause as provided Wasserman Laboratory In Connectlor once. at No. 1840. 1!)15 If! tv. . , in section 962 of the New Mexico rnoNE City. and the Court being suf- m Codification, " Citlzeiu Bank Uuildlng FOR SALE Two room hoose with doth - " ficiently advised in the premises, - . V a. house and furniture1. ADJUDGE AND DE- 'Vft' ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. large chicken Plaintiffs. ORDER, flirty $1,000. Terms. Wm. Zalsman. CREE, that John R. McFie be, and he in the is hereby appointed referee EDMUND R. FRENCH FOR SALE Upright piano, Colon- above entitled cause, ' ial atyle, just tuned and in first ORDERED, AD- Lawyer IT IS FURTHER and chlldran bopped bo bicycles of aU slaas, class condition. Price $200. This plaM AND DECREED that the . YR ISOO men. women Court JUDGED in nm. Member Bar: Supreme Unltw ia at Baca, N. M., Santa Fa Btatlo, take such aces, recently, and jowea New aforesaid referee o tntbaaUaUe eyettsu down Orniw States, Supreme Court of post office at Bluewater, N. M. AJ ifS HEREJBY GIVEN, that and to send for persons and ranawd adin dressr Mias 9 ffi proofs and Slh. Hoyt Gaatoa, Elnuirr'. and examine ' creditors avamia, -ii Wth papers OttiM: 808 Coal Atmmm. N. M. day of April, 1922, In claimants and the president, directors TKZ GALLUP KISALD. gATigaAYr MAY 13, IK B. Mr. Mr and Mm. W. Johnson, FOR MOLDY SILAGE Mrs. T. F. WATCH L. a Stoklta and fW the gneata of a pretul were and Should Be lig dinner given by Mr. Mrs. All Stuff Found Decayed on y Can P. S. Lawrence in their home Placed Whare Live Stock 11 evening. Net Reach It returned the C. C. Middleton It Is a good P''-t- Mrs In opening the silo of the week from California, be first several watch out for mold which might where ah. ha. been the past ?JV friends. Mr. and Mrs. there these molds ure very poison- C Rwrtor. months visiting cuuse the JO".!, 14-3- U horxes and often a r: C3. Rttliaic Pbowr No. Middleton will be at home their ous to C r: n the Commercial Hotel. of cattle as well. friends at death Is Cim Taws Wight) w Be sure that the decayed silage Ceres where Word has been received from Mr. all scraped off Ihe top and put i Mnre Of LOS it. ii n o. and the livestock cannot get to AGNES GUILD arrived at and feed i ST. Angeles that a baby boy It Is poor economy to try umnoAD Mrs. T. A. Fuhrman entertained ID on Saturday morning. on r 1 road their home silage Biid Hike a chance Shoe jt:j mr wf fUttl It toot the St. Agnes Guild in her lovely and nave . .. the top Repairisg woW hew I May 6, they give.. vaiiimiie lurfnanli i Klh Street, an Thura. I !name of Owen 0. Junior. Mr. and loliur V V, ct the eool, green WUiCHESTER residents does pay if we do ftr day afternoon, May 11. The guests Mrs. Moreland were former It Moreland was the fj, were esdames ueo. mix sen, Harry of Gallup and Mr. of your ahoes come back froai G. Ed. Schleu-te- r, Bank for Badges Courage. Spann. A. Payne, Hart. canine of The Gallup State wouldn't look H. John Paul TOOLS If I were you I shop they like new. -- Neuman. O'Brien, several yean. Wlfey ' 7!! .' J. L. Ambrose. Next boast of my courage by continually ,r 4tatafUM W- Kley, Grafson, piWW- J"" be held at the home of off with thut medal of valor iCt meeting will ! GIBSON SOCIETY showing Mrs. E. A. Martin, on Thursday, May on chest I Our ' your Work 18. and the afternoon will be sDent in i P..n Wilunn was the guest of I had hetter $ Cm adventure end end Hubby-Th- en perhaps bar playing cards. These tools are ;Mrs. Geo. Gardner enThursuay. also I t . ... remove my wedding ring is carefully done to last it LaveyT the highway u foupw ft i Miss Ester Kerr gave DINNER PARTY with On Sunday take the same pains ria made the number of her friends. On Satisfaction, wit , mnit U V.. ia picnic fora Is V Mn Darks were Uken into the I tell you courflng a girl small of -- dim A picnic dinner was Jack job straightening haaj y end town lie Wow, charming hoats to a dinner in honor of same cafe of fun business. r" Um wind and hills and an afternoon of and a mighty expensive as we do with V f43t far on that Miss Martha Cooke, in their home on one resoling, iJ I merriment was enjoyed by Beatrice Tom Yes, but, thank heaven, Tuedav eveninr. Ma 9. The guests Alexander. Elisabeth ular prices. iwT And k your Mr. and the same quality 'Porter, Cornelia doesn't require lawyer lo suing for W ' were Miss Myrtle fsylor, Miss Bill Kelly, B- - Bryden, Sojller, hand. Mrs. H E. I'benlcie, Mr. C. Klien -, I trl'e ri j Lance. Same Cabel, Harvey JlcMui- nd Mr. as make their Glenn EmriiOM. they Mrs. Wm. Porte r Chaperoned the IjrtrJutd for you from tb Eden, ;ci CITY ELECTRIC crowd. . ammun- . LIKE HIM. . - ... SEWING CLUB guns and PLENTY f:- Mr. and -- Fol- A. King was a congenial ' Mr. and Mrs. Brydrtl and SHOE SHOP iiWroad moi Mrt. L does a around a tie crieaU l...,. tn ik. momhera of her sewintT ition. 'Mrs. lrick atltnuea vne nr '"" "That man never thing all his hurrying and dreams club in her borne on Wednesday after ville on Wednesday evening in uanup. this office for that your was w noon, May JU. ine aiternoon fu,,,,l"'" A. ' art hollow, the hostess Mrs. Geo. Gardner wrnt into Gslup but he carries the big- F. MAZZA, Prop. follow, follow, pleasantly spent and "1 know It, youll eeebut delicious lunch to the fol- on morning an decorated of here, of the hominc served a L. G. SHANKLIN Thursday hall gest bunch of keys anybody 220 Coal Avenue CaST with Um fahh Meadames Clarke King, R. the tables in the Odd Fellows for and lowing: held on and when he hurries they Jnngle wallow. ii Matron! T .A. iuhrmsn. J. A. the Congregational Luncheon Is what to death, you will never it's very Impressive. Bluff Or, your Watson. J. Carman. G. A. Payne. The Thursday at noon. Didn't Hardware Furniture by, anyhow, these days. next meeting will be held in two gets you home of Mrs. Clarke Mr. Fred Creamer of Los Angeles you know thut 7" weeka at the Mr. and EXPERIENCED T SHOWER K'r.- has been the house guest of - the week. One of the aaoat attractive partly ... Mrs. John McGreever past Habitual. A vouncr Boston artist. lnntUt 4 somehow re- a found on of the apring wa given by THURSDAY CLUB Miss Mearns. who has been "That sailor over there model, the Comaoa jt on Evelyn Mrs. John O'Brien spent Tuesday a of Cornell, hi her homo Eiit Aitee, V Kmmllinff entertained the the of Miss Vera E. minds me of an old hen hovering the specimen genius hobo ikti between the Mr. T house guest at the home of Mrs. Ixiuis A. Kuhn. Jn on Saturday afternoon club in her home on East Johnson for the past three weeks, re- bunch of chickens." quired. making arrangaM: two and five o'clock, Thursday with him she said: s i hoar of thirty Astec on afternoon. Mrs. turned to her home in Albuquerque Mrs. D. Rollie "1 suppose you naturally mean the honor of MKs Beatrice Colton. Thursday Mrs. Ben Wilson and "You know, posing is not ta A. T. Hannett won the nriie for the on Wedneaday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. one over there by the com- paraY who, to June will become the bride of w w will accompany brooding arly easy to one not acctutoatii business afternoon's play. A delightful lunch to on Saturday. George Hignt, well known - Gardner Albuquerque panion way?" it how long can you stay in oasac was served. The guests were Mes- Mrs. Hunt and son, Charles, of w w I menu the one os The living roomi "Oh, no; sitting without . of thla city. W R rvirar. A. W. Robert- - arrived in tion moving?" j ra with bloaeoma and beau- Pittnburg, Kansas, Gallup Mr. and Mrs. Jack McVeigh were the hutch." Judge. "Till the filled apring A. T. Hannett, Rosins Burke, L. the nart of last week to visit cops get busy, mln,"t coloring and Son, m v I.T latter Pueblo Bonita on Boston tiful with their bright lar r.. Mrs. D. visitors at Sunday. the tramps reply. Traiaat en ha by the gay N. lary, r. S. uiwrence, w, with the formers daughter fragrance, need, Clarke, and Mrs. C. C. Manning. Roberts and t Briaf of the guest made family. Mrs. John McGioevor has resumed garmenU WHY OVERLOOK SUNSET II mm of faainaUng charm. A Urge t www old with the Gallup bows Wilson was a her position At nresent the radio set is more Alice is a queer gbrl li baaket tied with pink and white Mrs. Lillian Gallup Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien and son American Coal Company has tele- Gladys than the social set. but How's that ? Alice-- Sal waa a moat noticeable feature of the visitor on Thursday. Jack have returned after several in the Gibson offices. rnnaidpred ginia k and overflow-fa- g phone operator soon onion sets will be Goitrce he mifht kiss her if a at evaorationa, and filled months visit with relatives in the w the claimng held have derided the suburbanite s close attentio- n- catch her. Virginia Wellt Ala. with daintily tied package Mifcs Lucille Tarro,, of San Fran- east. They upon Gallup Mrs. I A. Kuhn and Mrs. Holtree for the gueat of honor. la with her sister Mrs. as their future home and will com- Chicago News. She really ran. Judge. mat aurprisea cisco, visiting were Gullup visitors on Thursday. Vfcblea were arranged and the guests V. C. La Prade and family. mence the erection of a new home at were given a boa of picture from once. fcuk . mmm ta hat woven around The Gibson Schools have been aiii Mr. Frank Tillisn has purchased a www closed the week on account of taw June bride. The aeveral different Studebaker car Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Miss past book new five passenger Johnson, several bad cases of Dyptheria. Latest in Hats tables completed a large scrap from tho Biava Auto Shop. Evelvn Mearns and Miss Vera E. Sport -l-Uk nMunljxi tn Ilia Colton.1 Johnson were the of Mr. and www a guests It wal Indeed a clever idea and wa Mrs. V. E. Clarke to a luncheon in Mrs. R. Hummis and Mrs. Dewey the modem who has been in aomplete romance of Mrs. John Rowan, their home on Wednesday. Pitts were in Gallup on Thursday yoong lovers, from the time of meet- - St Mary's hospital for a slight opera- WWW doing their spring shopping. I . ft- - thai when much mill Mrnmnf. tion, is reported improved. Mrs. R. L. Roberts spent the past w tkwy were happily located in their week with her Mrs, Dr. the Gibson Thysician the visiting mother, Dodgson, awn little home. After scrap Mr. Robert McFarland left for Moon, at Wingate, during the absence was taken to St. Mary's hospital on took had been put together and d, Raman the first of the week where of Mr. who is at Hot Springs,! and underwent an cleared and a Roberts, Tuesday operation the table were he will work ilurinf the summer. taking a much needed rest. At present he is doing nicely. tw eewrae lunch waa nerved, and the w was .WW color ache me of pink and white the Ilfcld Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mr. and lunch Mihs Mr. Chas. Kelfey of Mr. Raymond Haynes, who for the Gardner, twain need. Following the was in Town on Tues- Mrs. Ed. Mrs. Ben Wilson, to ahow her Store at Zunl, past year has been employed in the McMullen, Coton waa urged gift. to business trans-- Mrs. D. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. bur-aw- day, attending matters. Santa Fe shops here, has been Kolhe, basket waa relieved of iU ' Mr. Joe Rollie Mr. lkt beau- f..red tn hiii hi.me in Prrsrott and left McMullen, and which proved to be many Tom Husband all went to and The Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tally of El for that point on Saturday night. McGaffeys tiful priceless present. with Dr. and on cunuay for a picnic. 5ii guests were atlases Haael Wilmun-de- r, Paso have been viniting www Francis Evans, Mclhman, Mrs. W. D. Cornell for the past week, Mrs. Charles Newromb of Crystal Gypsy Jean Bleavens is ill with Haael Arthor, Anna T. Boyd, Thresa www Springs, was brought to the St. seriously if Footer, Oliver Diggs, Jennie Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor have Mary's hospital the first of the week diphtheria. Catherine D. Brown, Hcsdames rented one of the Day cottaifes and for a very serious operation. She Thomas Tally, Ethel M. Evans, K. A. moved to their new residence on Tues- is much improved at the present time. SELF-FEEDER- AFE POPULAR Davis, U K. Goehrinr, L. A. Stark, day. B. H. E. M. P. Hlght. F. Maple, Mrs. Palmer Ketner and. daughter, Devices Eliminate Great Portion of W. E. Paenlcie, A. II. Delong, Clark, Mr Wtli PulmAr In from Dorthy, left on Wednesday morning Labor Involved and Insure WetenhaU. H. A. Kahl, E. P. where Jack Gibson and spent the week end with for Santa Monica, California, Uniform Results. Sellard, Misses Anna Barker, Dorttry iur. and Mrs. a. w. nooeruon anu they will spend several months Payne, Eater Divelblsa, Myrtle Tay-lo- r, family. the ocean breeze and a much A. needed I fur hogs huve come Into Martha Cooke, Emma Spence, w rest. - Elsie Bve--hr-n w Kreut dinners and 1 Vooa Watson, Caldwell, Miss has been ab- popularity among t' Edith Johnson, Agnes Vergie Hidalgo fseoVrs liecuuse j Mearna, sent from her duties at the K A M Mrs. D. B. Thurston, of Los Ange- lorgcly they eliminate lL Bartlett, Grace McDermott , May in a of tlie liilwr Involved Drug store, to a slight attack les, response to a telegram telling great portion Rush, Pay Burkes. owing her came on In of la grippe. of husband's illness, in feeding and insure inure uniform V w Monday morning to be at his bed side. rf tilts mid gitlns from the hog. DINNER PARTY Mr. Arthur McDermott, came in Mr. Thurston received serious injur- Hogs In the wild state were self fnl week ies from a fall and tho his condition A handsomely appointed dinner from California the first of the iiiiIiiihIh, living upon surti feeds as and is vinitinir with Mr. and Mrs is not dangerous, his improvement is :;tV::i.r..-.r.-- waa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas would satisfy I heir r given by not rapid. tippetltea, and Tally of El I'sso, at the El Navajo, on Henry McDermott. diiiiiestlcutlon they seem to thrive of six. . Tuesday evening at the hour www beet when fed by the same iirlru-lnle- The table was decorated in bright Mrs. Nell SUndiith and son, of Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Manning, have ...... 1 i. Tl "l,,rk,,1 Ku,'m" "f ,lie flowers and the favors were me vi ine ween issued invitations to a large number of .apring rnoenix, arrivea ursi I'Hi'Hl'le of hug Is due bunches of carnations and fern. The and Is the home of Mr. and friends to a party dance to be raising largely t.lu... wm i .L . . . . , . . visiting at given; mjrPIVTPn" "hivw in me taoric oi.....wnicn many oi m E. A. on Aluy at the "'" may eat sn wR fueats were Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wm. Bickel. Monday, IS, City Club,'" " '"'i ''y 1 sVrt huts are being fashioned. Sometime such hats are faewt rooms, in honor of their silver wed- - uluiiMlnnre of Hume which will . Dr. and Mrs. W. V. Cornell and son feds i straw and th allk mo.i c .ai. u ..i u qvuil-ll.- Ull lllU Ulllll CIIU A even-- iiouriMi them the lu-t- ...iiil. ltW"i Mr. Wm. Elliott and Mr. Fred ding anniversary. delightful ! to ndvHntnj;e. ing has been planned and several out TI.e self fecd.-- r he Miitto left on Tuesday for Albuquer-u- v lmuld designed of town will on j k.-.- will the in guests arrive Monday primarily to mi xvnllahle and moke return trip i sunnlv for the occasion. a ,.,., ,. ,., ...... a new Meiwell car. "ii"i,iuu iit'ii.rr i up flogs, Rex Theater and at the suine time protect the con- Mr. Sptllman came in from the tents iignlnst wnste due to wind and and A r ranch the first f the week has ruin. ciinnlHts of a hop-p''- r been visiting at the home of Mr. and to hold the feed anil a Irnuti PROGRAM: L. R. Mn. Gofhrtng. It Into which the grain nmvs as ? the hogs eat It. Complete plmm next week went in to fr for Captain Safford, who the lown enn he olitalned Santa Fe on of last week Saturday from the extension department, lows to visit with his family, will return SUNDAY State college. Allies, Iowa. ) liallup on Chas. In -- Ray THE MIDNIGHT BELL." Mr. and Mn. Henry McDermott, ECONOMICAL BEEF IN SOUTH Educational Comedy. and Arthur McDermott were the din- "STEP THIS WAY" ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Mixture of Velvet 2 reels) Silage, Dry Beans McDermott on Sunday. and Cottonseed Meal Current Weekly Events. w Is Most Satisfactory. MONDAY Miss Hannett of Syracuse, New aT xeW VV is in the with her " York, city visiting The United mules eUm1dntgiit BEIX" brothers, Dr. J. W. Hannett tnd A. T. Department of has steer-fnt- . Hannett and their families. Agriculture conducted a TUESDAY w tenlng experiment In Mississippi which " Thomas Meighan In C Mannintr. who has been shows Hint velvet henna ure well -- Ua r THOUSANDS OF CONQUEST OP CANAAN." confined to his home for the past DOLLARS WORTH OF adapted for use In making beef, Feed- , Two reel Century Comedy, week on account of sickness i again -- ing mixtures of silage, dry velvet PEGGY BEHAVE. PROPERTY DAMAGE beans cotton down town and in his office. and seed were compared CAUSED BY TORNADO with combinations WEDNESDAY of ullage and dry VAUDEVILLE lira r K Frrett and small son The United Press recently re-- velvet lienna, ami allnge and soaked velvet beans. Robertson and Cole Picture, will leave on Monday morning for 60 persona killed, 300 The mixture of silage -- to with her sister and and soaked AT THE THE BARRICADE." , Us Angeles visit Erted and property crop velvet heuns resulted in and father for several weeks. into the millions, the most economical and THURSDAY-AMERIC- AN from floods and wind pmflinltle resulting production of beef, while the mixture LEGION, Mr. Sam Dlmon and Mr. Ed Tam- - storms. of velvet -- LAPAYETTB WE COMEl" silage, dry beans and cotton-see- ony were at Thoreau on 1 hursday Reading of such news in the meal proved, more Pnob Pollard Comedy. afta-- r satlufnctiiry ' Iu.kinir huainens Interests and press should be a warning to all than the combination burton Holmes Travel H. of silage and visiting with Mr. J. McCamant property owners. drv velvet beans. PEJDAY It costs very little to have Miss Jane MrKlhamon and Miss wind storm protection. A rep- lapayVtte WE COMEI" If.HMAR Iia k.ua Ka.n ff,ia.ta at thai will it cold resentative call and explain "Isn't awfully at night CANDY Of Commercial Hotel for the pant two our special policy in detail. Just now? "Yes. I have so blan- SH 8ATUXDAY many WUliam Pairbanks in months, left on Tuesday for Pueblo, phone. kets on my bed that I have to have a A BIO WESTERN Colorado, bookmarker to lee where to in." London Mail. jet Educational Comedy CHAS. W. DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tally, accom- - General Insurance ' (SrtelaJ W. on There are recorda of snuff PAIR OP SIXES" eanied by Mrs. D. Cornell, left 2t)3 W. Coal Ave. Phone 248 having MAmln 4nr that Savon been used in the West Indie and else- L. M. Current Weekly Event. Gallap, N. M. GOLINO, Proprietor Lakes country and expect to be gone where long before the mtrodocUon of tobacco . nntil today. to Europe. .. . f