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VOL 7. GALLUP, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1922. NUMBER 52.; I INDIAN 'SNAKE DMCEUGIlf 26 LUPTON BRIDGE ONLY PLACE ON EARTH WHERE GOES RAMAH ROAD TO BE TIE OUT ANNUALLY COAL STRIKE STRIKE SITUATION SUCH PRIMITIVE RELIGIOUS CERE- - COMPLETED NEXT HALTED MONY IS PULLED OFF ANNUALLY That Lupton bridge went out again Road Supervisor N. A. Rosa report FRIDAY NOON last week. It goes out annually, just that the Fort Wingate and McGaffey in the middle is of the tourist season The nation wide coal strike was road about completed and that the -F-REAKISH AND SOLEMN AS IT IS that bridge out So outfit will be moved to A week ago Thursday trainmen goes far as known, halted this week by an to the Gallup and 11 is DacK in same agreement Kanian road next. refused to operate trains out of i ouiit th place and resume operations and allow further Alter this road has SAVAGE. in the same way. out an- been work will be done on Needles, marooning some 800 passen- By going negotiations to go before board of completed, A nually and being rebuilt on same the Pinedale road, which will finish gers. few days later trainmen re- the arbitration. This agreement affects fused to old lines of will insure the road work for Mckinley county. This operate trains out of Win construction, eastern coal miners and operators, slow, thus i ANNOUNCEMENT me priage going for the bal nd has will give the county a system of as tieing up traffic west of annually but little or no effect with Gallup. There has been no walk out ante of time. This should be encour coal miners and fine roads as can be made of natural Oraibi, 10. operators of the west by trainmen at Gallup, thus Arizona, Aug. aging to tourists. and south. earth and road beds, all without going leaving Herald : Later: The Chnmh in debt or bonds. No the road open east of Gallup. Editor Gallup The American Com-pan- issuing other Gallup Coal in Express and mail have been held . You announce that the "Snake Dance" will take oi caimp, learning of this bridge the county the State can boast of better at may place largest and most extensive and no Albuquerque for the west, very little five miles tuning us annual departure, got in in the rec- roads, other county in the August 26, at Hotavilla, north of Oraibi, Arizona. touch producers Gallup district, can of coming thru. Just why mail is with State Engineer Tom Mad- ognize- no union or This State boast being out of debt. being Respectfully yours, dux of is held at Albuquerque is not known. Arizona, and received an an- company runs "open mines. McKinley County Republican. LORENZO HUBEELL. swer that the would be shop" Postmaster Perry Coon has wired bridge open They pay the best possible wages, fur- officials that was no for traffic nish LEVY VAUDEVILLE there strike at Friday, yesterday. and provide the best possible liv- Gallup, but with (Friday noon), squeal laughter. It is evident ing conditions. The Gallup American FOR SEPTEMBER 5 mail is being held at Albuquerque. THE HOPI SNAKE DANCE that the girl favored of each runner Coal Company are full ud at nresent. MENAPACE-BAILE- Y Brotherhood officials are on in the (By Ethel A. Hickey Albuquerque always wins. having not one single house vacant The Rex Theatre has booked the ground at Winslow, Needles and Los There are no other If they had more houses could Vaudeville Morning Journal.) rites all day A thev Levy Circuit for fall and Angeles. A settlement of grievances long until the hour of message has been received an- and would more miners to work. winter ' village on the the dance at put performances, commencing and the resumption of traffic is ex- Practically every five or a little later. nouncing the marriage of Miss Ethel They are providing additional houses with first show 5. This is Him Mesas in Hopi land has its September pected at any minute. Bailey and Enrico Menapace in just as fast as possible. This com- the same vaudeville circuit that fur-- of the origin of the snake dance. Snakes in Kisi. Union leaders say that this is an rtory pany will equip Mine No. 5 with every nished good shows for the Rex some lout-la- but the men There are scientific explanations, too, The court in which the dance occurs strike, are out, looks as usual possible advantage for their working time ago, laying off on account of the no trains being run west only by rail but the most humanly interesting except for the kisi men. Mine No. 5 will be a modern extreme heat in southern Arizona. most related to the built at one end. The kisi is road officials. tbt story closely the little city. convenience will be The Sehvfarz-wal- d, Every public are being held and myth-spir- it of the shrine of eottomvood covered up, Greece, boughs MAJ. TROUTMAN provided. The administration offices can't understand the Irish etc. is the with canvas wherein the snakes are why and how that bops, story will be removed from Gallup to No. 6 an headed west ia old told to her MAROONED engine "unsafe," m Walpi grandmother Hut mi uie ceremony, a snallow hole FOR NEW POST just as soon as the building can be and when headed is Carlisle grandson, who, in turn, trans has been dug in front of it over which east, "safe." constructed. At Needles the trouble, so Raid, is lated it into English. a board has been laid. This is ON THE DESERT Coal production for the Gallup dis that a guard shot a trainman, and Lone time a drouth vis the entrance to the underworld ROSWELL, N. M., 12. two-thir- ago, great Aug. Major trict is now normal. The also that the railroad is ited Hopi land. The corn and the niel- - or the abiding place of the J. L. iroutman, who has been elected of coal is equipment god. production being constantly LOS ANGELES, Calif., 11- unsafe. Mt died, there was no game. By and At five or a little later, the Ante- .y me ooaru oi regents oi me ew nereased and wi he Aug. .- iust Tht TlIll'M. nf th nnuttpnirtsrn BtrnnrlcI At Winslow, so said, the equipment by the people themselves began to die lope priests enter the court with the Mexico Military institute to succeed, as fast as it is humanlv nossible to is 1 , on the dt'fert as the result of refusal uiuafe. and must. I ne cm mm same paraphernalia thev emnlnved the me i.oionei . as UO SO, ( ounger jaie J. Wlilson, of members of At Gallup, so far. no action has before. u is the "Big Four" slanted many prayer sticks. The gods day After circling over superintendent, regarded as one of The coal strike in this been taken as to invoked in a few times the most academic men west of the brotherhoods to handle certain Santa "unsafe," or "safe," wre every way the people they take their district is of very little consequence Fe condition of railroad hence wold on side Not train- trains, was told in an appeal for equipment, devise. But never any rain. places either of the kisi and Mississippi. only has his so far as it affects the walk-ou- production of received here from Selig-ma- no t or strike at Gallup. There was sufi'c'rin Then the sing lustily, and with a ing been ideal for the position to coal. help tonight great rythmically Ariz., I. L. Plenty of men to crew trains east, children said, "We must How wild, vigorous melody. Two or three which he has been advanced, but his As Mine No. 5 by Hibbard, general help. is being developed manager of the Santa F Coast lines. but not a man to go west Trains can we make the listen ? By limes ineir song, num a experience at the school has been and the of coal gods during tney equipped production The Seligman message from pas- will run west out of Albuquerque, but doing that we hate." So! deep re'rain mat has such that equips him well to start his in this something reverberating district will be greatly on 9. are abandoned at and went out on the below and the effect of many cellos. Thev em new work, ror the few he sengers train numbers 3, 7, and Gallup west, they plain past years was signed M. and that's all. snakes, and played with ploy no drum, though a shrill rattle has been at the head of the academic by Roy Smith, Stnered "bull-roare- read: them in their mouths, and a are work at the military school. He re- occasionally "In the interests of the suffering and singing and dancing with them. used. All the time they keep up a ceived his bachelor's degree at Har- . GALLUP AMERICAN women, children and invalids who are Then came rains and the certain rythmic weaving of their fea- vard in 1907, and master's degree IT IS HOLT'S WAY great peo now marooned at Seligman, we ple's lives were saved. And the old thered wands. there in 1H08. He did post graduate urge ASSESSMENT you to remove the cause of our mn said. "The children have pleased Then the Snake dash in work at Columbia in 1916, receiving a RAISED this, TO CAMPAIGN priests needless suffering, of which we had the rods bv Dlavine with that which literally dash in their rattles jing-fe- master's degree there. He was elected 14.-- no Please these the cods love. We their to the head of the SANTA FE, N. M., Aug. The warning. bring trains have learned our ""g madly, paddinir the history department to so with- hard-packe- as- their destinations and do N. fcMon. d earth faster than ear can at the N. M. M. I. in 1911. and be- - Gallup American Coal company's MS CRUCES, M., Aug. Id. ' bo they bound themselves in out to either side of the con- the came and dean the sessment for lt22, today was placed prejudice H. B. Holt of Dona Ana county, lead great Snake fraternity, made conveniently count, They are wild principal of junior -- creatures master s mere. was elected at $1,373,R06 by the tax commission troversy." ing candidate for the Republican scna ' longs and prayers, and once every looking painted reddish degree He Mr. Hibbard that all that since then have brown from top to toe. Their hair is to tne neaa of tne $t;tif),993 higher than the company's replied lonai nomination, when interrogated jear appealed to the History department was possible was being done and as- rain with and tufted with college in 1918. 1921 valuation on the McKinley coun- regarding the recently published an- - their "snake ragged parrot plumes tax sured the thut efforts in nuuncement efor who are the to The election of Major Troutman, ty rolls. passengers of the resignation of messengers who is When J. R. had his their behalf would be continued. He Judge Stephen B. Davis of Las Ve ine underworld. Continued on Page 8, Column 1.) already familiar with details Finlay appraisal sent to of on of the he didn't a message the brotherhood gas, from the supreme court, in order Thus was evolved, to leg-w- d, the school and whom Colonel company's property according include a new which com- officials at Needles, havii.g jurisdict- to become a candidate for sena- the snake dance which be- Willson relied to a great extent for mine, the the 'alls then had The 1922 ion over the Seligman terminal, urg- torial in- tween 20 and 25. Th exact assistance, means that the West Toint pany only begun. nomination, stated that the August PASSENGERS assessment includes a valuation on ing that the matter be considered formation contained in date depends the moon. odd 250 of New Mexico will go ahead in its the dispatch upon The In from a "humanitarian standpoint'' was no to see it in on development. this property. fact tlie increase surprise him, as for some Jjars Walpi the First over the 1921 and asking whether "these suffering time to his own an- Mew; the even in 120 DEGREES OF HEAT His selection was unanimous. assessment roughly prior formal Hotavilla on the woman arid children who are now tied nouncement he had third. There He took over his new duties today. represents the valuation on this new understood that are three great store mine. up at Seligman should be moved.'' Davis was becom- BMas in the SAN Judge considering Hopi reservation rising BERNARDINO, Calif., Aug. ing a candidate. Mr. Holt further Mieer and high from the much as 11. of the of jus- plain Agents department SEPTEMBER 28, 29, 30, THE STORY OF A said that the relation between Judge Aroma does. They are only few tice wre added today to the forces Davis and Biles FOR THE BIG SHOWS MADE PERMANENT UNIVERSITY PIN himself had always been spart and are strikugly b.?.iuti-- of police, deputy sheriffs and deputy that to United Beekil to friendly, of Judge their dignity. For untold years States marshals g Davis his en- Oraibi The marooned train was not with- are friends, and that he was the alternate scene the learn the of the who In- THE INJUNCTION of identity persons The first annual Inter-Trib- al out tertains a high regard for the (SiK6. but aH OmiVli ie nnw nran inalhf hurled twenty-thre- e bombs onto the its comedy-traged- and by its ability dian Ceremonial shows will be held lay-ov- of Davis and his F'e in Gallup, the of a uni- Judge fitness for the ejstrted, Hotavilla has taken its Santa railroad property early in 2!) 30. story office to which Gallup September 28. and SANTA FE, N. M., Aug. 13 versity pin can be written. they both aspire. jce.i Though not so picturesque as today. Sheriff Shay announced that been - Mr. Holt also .L- - I. t.I..J ..1 Exhibitions have already pro- (From Santa F'e "New Mexican.") So the story goes, verified by offi- said: "If I am the Wpi, or even Mishon?novi on the me oonins were expioueu ciieimcai i Indian in and I am now fccond in.t r,..,.niy v,,... ,,:,),vll,e(l by several agencies U. S. District Judge J. Foster Symes cials: nominee, confident I Mesa, Hotavilla" is the least et. iu.. shall be, I no sore influenced this territory, Prizes have been ar today made permanent the temporary A student was want snots and hv nntsirio ni.oBi'M nf i.il over the north fence. young ' the ranged for. Advertisinp matter " injunction directed against the strik strollinir past the marooned train rna" ae1 "na CPC 10 receive tne seven Hopi to a from R. E ...:n ...... valliges. Its people According telegram- i...: ...... ,i i... .l nd oini more u..:..ut i j- o,,,.1- - l,t'"K an"Keunu vni ot nivrn "ic;inK snopmen ai Aiouuuerque, iu run when he noticed two vounit ladies also! enthusiastic support of all tenaciously to their age-w- d ci,:rf of business in.livid- - elements of the , distribution, many our aKail,st the union locals and A conversa party; and, for that traditions Jirt-lllt-B-x"" wearinK university pins. and customs: Walni JUIL-- UL Hie ':i r u n l, , P K,,t nf . ... I It U 4U-- . U whoever hows uur',."uriiiirii.uic. 1..r, ,; exception ..f tion was struck which soon devel matter the nominee may be a touch of theatricalism in its there was 120 degrees today and there up I am sure he will the advertisements. Swope and Romulo Salazar, charges oped into an with a receive full party wupous rites; Hotavilla a deadly ecr-- suitering among 2f0 passengers; Mike acquaintance, I am not as the can-- Kirk,. first president, says; whom were dropped by the on the of the man support... . posing : . : faith. mnrnnnnn nv mf mir rtinr Rir kp. i., . . .., against.. promise part young . -- w,tn The court made to call around oi any man or select set ot m . . . in th.'1""1 ne.,s company about evening time for '"" i ...f ".I.'...v .i: .f ... wi iivni-vfhint-r r,road1...... Two Fraternities .....ob ...,.v '"!.. fH.it TtikiTira In a b... ment, explaining the the shows, and a mtn' frcm th! 'm hve made my onen last nitbt...r. picture perhaps joy to the and But whntovot. IVo ...,., ,1...... ccssful show for the first ceremonial. necessity of keeping railroads run- ride about the city, appeal rank file of the Trains 1, 2 and 8 were stranded at mv : and court decis- Tt,..111 Party, upon the strength of ree. practicallv tho cumo v.n .,i ning citing supreme I II,;(III! "Vllfc ntf 11IVI1I..,: UlC i 4 , Needles. vi u U' nvrvic-- J difference in in ions that strike breakers must be young ladies to their des- vi fiuuiii; niiu ariy wiring spirit, and detail. university e Jrwo allowed access to their work. my residence of more than thirty-on- iraternitiea always U.S. LAND OFFICE free tination. e participate, Walton Elected Labor Vote time years in the state, which is Ajitelope and the the for- NO SHORTAGE OF by Seme that afternoon or even cheerfully mer Snake; Walton was elected the submitted to the consideration of as assistants in IN Mayor by ing the civilian, met with ' certain rites. For FOOD GALLUP GIVING SERVICE thos.e who believe in the ac-- Dine flAVS hnfntu k .1 . L labor vote of Albuquerque and has two soldier friends; and it is claimed policy of ox be- joy-wat- one wnose the Int for r, .,;.,,. : ...... - V,H A not put on an extra policeman; that too much was indulged. ii'iuiii revuKiiiuun iu Tim .tA- trUtim nn IrilinilCP. claims are based such a record. CM Plains with I I. land office Fe, New cause there have been acts of vio the civilian his upon paper that food was running! The at Santa young forgetting elected all que has been fort-in- - lence; because the strike situation be promised visit back to the it parts of the state will Jr! b1plan'l wallet of sacred meal, short in Gallup, and that people were' Mexico, particularly university look alike to and the 10 fr... Vioi I ..1 a 1 came so acute the men could not iU o clock an- me, interests of : the past 40 that girls. About at night ii onuiie uromern. ns itirnon awHV rtv resiauraius. ....t7., in citizen, be he or rich received from the land of lire be kept at work longer the shops other passenger train rolled in. The every high low, m. capture each reptile, they sprin-u- . was to the public. general or will be safe- misleading 223 fur lands without federal intervention. young civilian and two soldiers went poor, fostered and " ,Wlth the holy meal and thrust The Gallup Herald interviewed at Washington patents to the best of in the in this of Attempt to Make "Cap" Fornoff to the train to redeem the promised guarded my ability." bag. Towards evening they managers of our wholesale houses and situated district, many ' oruie thou.. i- - . 1 ..." these issued within HO the Goat. visit with the university girls. One "ipmBii iu .L.vne snaKe Kiva, learned that stocks of staples were being days Bere tho , , the of the The picture of Captain Fred For soldier and the civilian boarded this '., ini:icH"'es are wasnea, sprink- to take care of the food situa- after approval proof. led With nuiol i: ample of noff, the under sheriff of overweight train, but not till a fuss had been NEW MEXICO LEADS tion in this territory for the next The commissioner the general UO Pravera. anA .k.:...j :..u.. land office is effort to "Cap" tips the scales at 300 it is engaged with the brakeman. The two i i. mi- days, even without receiving exerting every ni the DTout ht wiiuvivv ninety issuance of in rumored as a nervous man, hear- in search of the ex- m..:' L. another pound of foodstuff during facilitate the patents university girls LEGION MEMBERS Mded to every case where the final proof war- ing of an impending strikers' parade cited some of the lady passengers, day by day. And so, for that period of time. in into a blue one so mJnr ceremonies held from the management rants the same, to the end that home- Albuquerque, going lady becoming badly excited, to the V"' are We learned funk and the Santa F'e rail- much so that she had to receive at- 8. of the. White Cafe that no one had steaders may secure their patents or inducing INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. deeds lands have way lawyers to apply to the federal tention in order to quiet her nerves. New Mexico's American Legion, with e afternoon of the day been turned away, and that stocks of for the that they Jiltthe tv. labored for by hard work and energy, court for a restraining order, was One of the soldiers remained outside 22 per cent, is leading all other states dan, ,Ati K' food on hand were ample lor the ainted A. in the the return of his in Dour ...in ";r. """"t. even butter and without unnecessary delay. this morning by Attorney car awaiting the membership campaign which iuu regaiia oi painted ten or fifteen days, Hannett of Gallup as the back friends, who went in search of the started off 1. Oance sashes and kilts of no in More than 12,000 entries (original July brilliant eggs, and that advance prices for the for a tempo- yotintr ladies. The results are to 20 and made to and final) were made in this state ground petition up July u , "y"100": equipment had been patrons. in his argu- The rudeness of the are based on which nth of the ManhatUn during the fiscal year ended on June rary restraining order, entering train, the cards have Blum.. i..u.1 8'cred meal, prayer The management will be ment the order being made the fuss with the brakeman, the ex been received in the American Leg- ""tru'owi and feathe- informed us that there was no 30, 1921, and that number against Wjinffa ifPlants, . Cafe doubled permanent. citement of the lady the ion office, red r n of in that much increased, possibly for passengers, Weekly shortage supplies place, apparent intoxicated state of the Georgia is second in the member- a no one had been turned away, the year ended June so, nw. inis wr prayer lor ram and that increase to young men caused their arrest. They ship drive with 19 cent. their brothers, the Snake nriests. and that a reduction, instead of an means not only a material per of the but also TO AID CATTLEMEN were taken in charge by military --n..f mming long before dawn had been given marooned the population state, nave increase, the develonment of manv thousands authorities. The civilian was placed The above dispatch undoubtedly Kne far out on the passengers. and rt.riiar miiii Liinr r hm . . t us of acres in productive farms and in the county jail, the two sol will arouse keen Interest and satis- Y"7' "my raee io mesa Retail merchants informed that OF NEW MEXICO one a in all HP hoping to fe were stock ranches. diers, lieutenant, placed the faction over New Mexico, which reach it as the sun rises. vegetables, fruits and chicken3 house. has been the scene ney come lODlniT in nud In addition to agricultural develop guard of the big drive nlnnw virinm received from Farmington, 14,-- Dathi ii being ment much is made SANTA E, N. M., Aug. The A. Court martial trial will be con for membership in the Legion. The i hich converge in the no one had been refused grocer- progress being ivi'0 that toward developing1 the minerul re T. & S. F. will grant emergency ducted Monday for the soldiers. Up drive has been directed from head- e L in were hSl. V'P' UP tney come seem-ffi- ies, nor no advance price:; 35 cent the to noon no action had been of in "."Winded sources of New Mexico. Since the rates, per under present .Friday quarters the tagion Santa Fe, and unwearied. being charged. in drought-stricke- n taken as to the trial of and Market of the coal, oil and gas acts, rates to cattlemen the the young the different posts have can- The managers of the City passage of New Mexico to movo civilian, and W. A. Keleher vassed each to members. look into their artre numbers or permits nave oeen areas Attorney county get " and oi meion vineB invited us to refriger- in cattle to northern and eastern of Albuquerque arrived to act The makes a Corn stu bs ...u.-.- we saw several thousand granted for prospecting and many their Friday vigorous drive me runners ators where Oklahoma and for the Sgan-zin- i, each iL w'cn in- cases leases nave oeen issoea ior New Mexico, Kansas, civilian, young Freddie year for new members, and the Shwin- y J1888' 0Id women have of meats, and we were ira C. pounds of the coal, oil, etc. Texas pastures, F. B. Houghton, son of Sganzini, both of Gal- percentage announced is based on 1 sacrea meal Irom the formed by the City Market managers production who top The counties in this district where freiirht traffic manager, notified the lup, and enjoy good reputations. membership of the Legion in each "J" towards the kiva court. No that there was no shortage of fresh stu- must were distributed to claimants corporation commission today. The meeting of the university state. SnSf P088 thMe line under meats in patents rs sight. within the months of and August , The rates can be obtained by snip-ne- dents was natural and friendly. Despite the fact that New Mexico muci chftterinjr and scold-.- : The onlv shortage of any kind of July too Erl1" are as follows: on "snecific anolication" for Imbibing much intoxicants and is of vast area the fourth in site in runners dash through the food Btuffs were such as bu'ttr, eggs, on T. A S. the union J sucn as 10; Sandoval, shipments originating A., boarding wrong train in search the and much of the state is - and with some Taos, n; uuaaaiupi, Utti. .T..the"- i".Pen cP.urt- - bacon, hams, 18: Mc F. lines south of Las Vegas, west or of the university girla caused the sparsely settled, the work to vat cam OI and milk, but not 39: Santa Fe, Torrance, J7; 'or tneir vegetables, fruits Mi- - the and on the El Paso line; trouble. ber effective. tttn g'rl" were short on ham, Kinley, IB: Rio Arnba, 14; ban Pecos, appears pretty all merchants San but not for the regular fall move- Moral: Never board the wrong train The date for eliding the drive fcxs :. - bacon and butter. 42; Valencia, 6; Mora, 9; ku M Bisiers, are voiu- 5uel, 14. ments of sheep and other livestock. while intoxicated. not yet been announced. their Blow v Ji i.i. j News reports should tell the trutn, 1; Colfax, 4; Socorro, TK2 GALLUP KZHALD, SATUSPAY. AUGUST 1t, 122.

-- -- is some- tamiK. rue? weaving and broom are machine made. There ' into broom making " "7J taking seem, by comparisons of gov- - thing that enters - . 4 selection of the straw r , emMnt reports, to be tne only ones ptnoul to teach. Blind sndi the judgment of just the right wtUTare practical wire that become experts in ail of these, tension on the binding taople considerable difference in the but - unfortunately, in New Mexico, makes there it a decided limit to the market balance and the life of the broom. D. W. Rockey, state supervisor of " for these services. The demand for "c of industrial tuners here is very small, and industrial rehabilitation, is making ( f ;itnt piano at that 1 I B gone a ions wsj the Navajo and Chimayo weavers in cftarcttc8 an experiment Albuquerque -- will a " 3 a new industry the state narrow very materially the IV J. he hopes develop into partial ( ' in 4 . m l m&nufacturinr market for the products of blind solution of the problems confronting trooms, an industry weavers. the blind and otherwise disabled if t. :.1J At 415 farted In this state in brooms broom makers of the state. t i l n Although the competition Sixth street is a broom by Wind people. is the fact that 1A3.200 North factory it C.JSlely very intense, a man who is partially r-'- -s show that used in New Mexico operated by the percentaice are annually disabled and who, in thia way, comes In New Mtxlco is very large, alone, according to available statis- the state! under the jurisdiction of O FROM NORTH THIRD r-- Inntitutions local has a FORTY-TW- STEPS STREET 1 l4wfaiU there are few tics, a product very good the the department under state's super- TO MY DOOR 1j the United SUtes that rank higher chance of successfully entering He and in a BRIDGE New Mexico Institute for the field. vision. employs training tvn the number blind peo-- of Inititution rapidly growing of j N. M. LJnd, the facilities this Before the state department of in the art of broom GALLUP, confined to pie making. re to young people. Up industrial rehabilitation became inter- Other industriously disabled people,! time the state of in- in broom the of FOR THE SHOE REPAIR WORK: the department ested making quality according to the plans of Mr. Rockey, PRICES dustrial rehabilitation tackled the job the brooms made here varied accord- made the will inspect and market tne product HALF SOLE, NAILED OR SEWED $1.00 there was no provision in ing to the individual whims of the In time all of the MEN'S SHOES, the adult blind, and They are GOOD! of the factory. THE PAIR state for training broom makers, a satisfactory rav broom factories of the state operated MEN'S RUBBER HEELS, 35c even with the careful training given material was difficult to no NAILED OR SEWED procure, by partially disabled people and this WOMEN'S HALF SOLE, 50c la inititutlom the problem of earning standard specifications were adhered he banded blind man means most of them will WOMEN'S RUBBER HEELS 25c and 30c THE PAIR living which confronts a to, and the problems of marketing the in and diffi- together for mutual benefit the or woman is a complicated finished brooms were many. Oper- Careful investigations by the state of raw materials and the CASH TO ALL, NO DISCOUNT cult one. have pointed out in with a lim- to the fact that the purchasing TERMS, Reports ating, many cases, very brought light selling of their products. that the percentage of blind people ited capital broom makers were una- blind of New Mexico could be taught COMPLETE SHOE REPAIRING school to enter , Hrooms Advertised. WRITE FOR PRICE who leave directly ble to supply the wholesalers and job- to make brooms which in quality ex One of the most serious problems remunerative occupations i very bers in a manner, and if relied those into the state, LIST. as satisfactory shipped confronting the state board in their they sold directly to the housewife This is due to the fact that brooms are was the fact that no ME YOUR SHOE REPAIR WORK OR SEND ME to became in a hand The experiment rigid BRING Of the manual occoupatloni open they immediately disgrace essentially product. stnadards or manufacture were ad- YOUR SHOES BY PARCEL POST people afflicted, in this way, piano j with the merchants of the territory. brooms shipped in from other states hered to. To circumvent this diffi culty standard specifications were drawn by experts and a special trnde marked label was provided for the exclusive use of broom makers living up to these standards. statewide campaign of newspaper advertising is planned to acquaint tb-- j people of GALLUP TRANSFER thd state with this laM, and to du-ca- te A. J. McMahon, them to its meaning. As tne Prop. si.cifications of the gru03 of broom to which it is attached will be im- printed on the label togethc r with its "The World Moves, So Do We" guarantee, people will know oxactly the grade of broom th.'v are buying and will have recourse h event that QUICK SERVICE the broom does not five snuifjit'on "The whole idea," sa.'s Mr. I!ckey, "is to bring the work of thase unfor- --:- -:- - tunate people to a strctly romini-riia- l Phone 42 basis, capitalizing the extra earnest- ness and conscientiou;nc9S of the H;nd workers into produc'nif n qual ity article that can gain :ind hold the (SetYwir Share com market in the face of legitimate petition. -- The plan for furthering the broom cf ExtraMileage industry in New Mexico includes the NEW FALL FELTS of broom a word of the news that's raising .orn, product ball true every which experiments have hliown to be White and Colored. All shades and shapes. You are sure to find rr around about Firestone mileage rec- suited to the climatic condi- ideally want ords and the phenomenal sales that have tions of the state. Two varieties are what yon resulted. grown in the United States, the dard and the dwarf. The method of SEE THESE NEW GOODS AND GET OUR PRICES haven't heard the Chances are you really cultivation are similar; both .vill grow full story of the wonderful success of Fire, 111 New Mexico with little care or mom MAKING AND TRIMMING TO SPECIAL ORDER atone Cords. We'd like you to call and get preparation. the actual facts. That is one sure way to Today, most of the broopi corn ur.ed Elite Dress Patterns for Sale Hemstitching and Pieotiaf a buai-- in the state is shipped in from Okla- make your next tire purchase logical and Colorado. and homa The Oklahoma ness buy. Well explain the blending crop is harvested in mid October and SUMMERS MILLINERY tempering of rubber double gum-dippi- the Colorado crop around thd first of and the air-b- ag cure special Firestone October. Farmers who hao experi- processes. mented with broom corn in Now Mex- ico are of the that a New Mex- ! I me4 will opinion Tba milMf Mag mrprhart ico could to lb of crop be harvested tarly in ttfc year aabitton rkit operating cts your This own car. September. would not only make it valuable, in a month A call oa ea aMaUt no ebUfation. Gtt tb rwofda very coming to six weeks before the present avail- dirid the tfhMancM thee Cords an covering by able but would Tban tl be convinced that Moat supply, reduce luc cost Ptraaaaae prices. 700 of brooms manufactured assist 20 lbs. FAMILY WASH MUae par Dollar mmx what it says. here, ing very materially in competing with Drop in Any Tim the open market. raauc CORD Mills here will supply broom han- For $1.25 Most Miles J0JH suUrMm , UU3 dles as soon as the demand J.OH SUU. MM . , justifies jsuX OMacM "mr . Mi) the purchase of the milling equipment We Wash, Rinse, Blue, Wring and Return to You Damp the Dollar U 1 . J? Jo for per ..... t w JiH necessary their turning. As the Entire Family Wash MUX...... 105 Od , JS handles used in the state today tome No Til from Kansas City, an ailditionu' sav- ing in freight would be effected Steam through the establishment of a local Gallup Laundry supply. PHONE 166. CLARE T. SMITH

(By Evon Z. Vogt.) Clare T. Smith whose death occur- GUM-DIPPE-D red at Albuquerque on August 3rd CORDS leaves a vacancy in the Ramah com- munity which will be felt by all. He moved here a year ago with his wife who taught school here last Sold by year. They had built a home here and had also taken up a homestead near El Morro National Monument which they planned to improve. Mr. EGIAL TIRE ACCESSORIES CO. Smith had acted as custodian of El SERVICE & Morro since the first of the year and was well posted in a historical way. UNTIL LOT IS SOLD Mr. Smith was in the engineering service of the army and fought in France where he was gassed. He was a graduate of the University of Mich- igan. He was raised in Mason, Mich- igan, where his body was shipped for burial. Rid-Ji- For a time he was highway engi- d Board f neer in one of the principal counties Ironing T in Michigan until his health began to T fail and he came to New Mexico. Apparently he was almost well when and f he had a break duwn whiYh hi WAT CM death. Mrs. Smith has been reappointed to her nlace in the Rnmnh nnKli ..1,,1 Sunbeam Iron but as she is in Michigan at present f is it not known whether nh mill ha ifoir back or not. Wiimdows Mr. Smith wna a momhoi- - n n, My of Masons t Michigan lodge and of THE TWO the FOR T American Souietv of member of the McXinley County Chamber of Commerce, Secretary of t the Ramah Commercial Club. He took a keen and active interest in all constructive public affairs and was a Tf cartoonist of ability. IPE His wonderful disposition and great CEAL cheer under adverse rnmliHnnu t the warmth of his friendship will never be forgotten bv those who Imsw ? him. ? This Iron Is of Standard Make Sales amd Real In the Interest of Accuracy. and Guaranteed Bargains r "You have heard what the last wit- Fully ? ness said," persisted counsel, "and EVERY ? yet your evidence Is to the contrary. ? Am I to Infer that you wish to throw doubt on her veracity?" Thi man Call Number 12 and Ask to Have t The polite young waved a dep- f recating hand. and at all." he Friday "Not replied. "I merely Combination Delivered Tuesday wish make It to clear what a liar I rt am if she's speaking the truth." TRY Gallup Electric & t NOTICE Light McKinley County road taxes are now due and payable. AU men of ages from 21 to 60 are subject to road tax, Power Co. with no exemption. t SAM DIMON, Treasurer. C. SGANZINI, Collector. THE GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 122. 4

notes ANNOUNCEMENT pared and ffven In the near future Sngregational just m soon as it can be made ready. V at 11 o'clock la To the Voters of New Mexico: The last of this month there is pre--! . An number of my a treat fmZJi Church in friends and pared for the people of our in the cause little city. There will be of will preach on "An of education In New speakers SKL Mexico have pre- national ex-- 1 "Sum-M- T reputation, speakers of &i ol his vailed on me to 5SW-- fifth publicly announce my ceptiona'l talent. Many of these Diversion" sermons. All ttimlidacy for for the the speaker! have been on the lyceum and SS? .re invited special office of State- Superintendent of chautauqua Dlatfornu. have had morninp and are urged Public , ISSt. of the Instruction, subject to the crowds to hear them each of whom ETiom to churcn m ineir cars approval of the Republican conven-tio- n. a for will paid goodly sum their seat. It The boys' choir sinR. so comes about that are to be In this they making announcement, I heard free of 31, Sep-- : will feature three wiBh to charge August ewnmg it 7:45 call attention to three points, tember 1 and 2. All you have to do One reel which I should believe, be taken into is to follow the crowd to an open consideration by the voters of the door and a hearty welcome. Perhaps reels will be 'A State when a choice is made for this BROKEN LENSES to with you begin think that you might not Sgte Flashlight.'' In keeping position. agree with them. it will Maybe not, but film the pastor speak First: The cause of rural educa- Just as soon as you break a is a mighty poor sport who cannot "A Religious Secrets of the tion in New Mexico needs a man thor- lens send us a few of the broken even his a T that will jgive opponent respectful Jungle' H 8 a sermon you oughly familiar with the needs of our pieces and we will make a new hearing. Perhaps you agree with them not want to miss! rurul schools and sympathetic with one for you. This service will anu nence leave it up to them. Thev afternoon Mrs. DeLong and the peculiar problems the rural com- only take a short time and in would bear to a new view of dif- Friday of Eas- you Mrs Stark were hostesses the munities have to face. While our cit- this way you are certain of a ferent Let's be least of subjects. at good tern' Star Social Club at the home ies and larger towns have well devel- lens that will be exactly like the sports and give them a hearinir. oped school systems, and under the one that has been broken. - Bye has been on thc leadership of competent educators ALONG Mrs.!- week. A short time ago a man POWERFUL PICTURE WHILE RIDING TAKE lick list the past have mapped out definite plans for office and said are in walked into our Like so successful Cecil The pastor and wife receipt future growth and increased effi- he had his many other Mr. Ritchie Marsh our schools that dropped glasses B. De Mille successes, the of SANDWICHES TO EAT ciency, rural need the help on street and wanted to story Colo. She mentions that of some the "Fool's Paradise" which comes to the of Starkville, and sympathy one familiar know if we could the duplicate Rex Theatre has a two-fol-d source. they had hopea w De in umiuy Kuni with their needs. lens. of e The is to this time but because conditions With twenty-thre- veal's of super- basic theme was suggested by Many people, when riding, believe that it best by Leonard "The have been unable to do so. visory experience as County Superin- We were not only able to Merrick's short story, carry a lunch. Sandwiches make delicious snack for Mrs Stark just received a lovely tendent of Santa Fe County and As- render him this service, but Laurel and the Lady." This theme note from Mrs. Edith Johnson-Steel- e, sistant Superintendent of Public In- through our unexcelled facilities was developed and elaborated, the all occasions. in scene of the an who apeaks of the pood friends struction, I have endeavored during we were able to give him the action transfered to she her new hour. American and a tremendous we sandwiches the best Gallup and those is making in my two years as State Superintendent lens within an setting When prepare your you get Wisconsin. to dramatic moment constructed by the mw borne in Sparta, keep constantly uppermost in mind And this service is at your We prepare sandwiches to your order. ' R .R. Shoemaker has ac- the welfare of the rural schools. As authors, Beulah Marie Dix and Sada Rev. just disposal. Cowan. the position as assistant to Dr. Assistant Superintendent I made the The combined efforts of the ' cepted several a J H. Heald and will begin September first rural Bchool surveys ever at- writers has produced story that boasts of both and orig- 1. Mr. Shoemaker is an exceptionally tempted in this state. In one county E. SELL ARD power section most we eighty-seve- n PARKE inality, the theme a problem of love Strong man and this is alone, built school houses and sacrifice as old and as new as the fortunate in securing him. and increased the number of REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST two the church from human race has been presented and The past Sundays eight grade graduates nothing solved with twenty-fiv- e in with vividness and sharply WHITE CAFE has been beautifully decorated to four years, when Post Office Ruilding which Mrs. Reinhart has sent there was not a child in the drawn characterization that is typical! flowers single Gallup, New Mexico of Cecil B. De Mille alone, in from Allison. rural schools of this county who four productions The Dor--1 Sivertson was in thc ago was in a above the At Same Stand for Pant Five principal roles are played by Helgi Gallup years grade Mildren Costs You Less and You Get the Best week with his new bride. We sixth. Years othy Dalton, Harris, Conrad past Theodore John David- - extend sincere congratulations ! Second: The next Superintendent Nagel, Kosloff, to that of Public Instruction should be a man son anu .1 una raye. ine cast is large We are very glad report and John S. Morrow is able to be home familiar with the aspirations of both capable. Spanish-America- Anglo-America- to the convention of the gain after several weeks in the hos- the n and n Republican Party. pital. . people of our state. I JOHN V. CONWAY. . This church is cooperating in the The fact that am of mixed par- meetings which the Flying Squadron entage and speak both Spanish and will hold in the First Methodist English has enabled me in the past THE REX WEEKLY 1 church the last two days of this month and will continue in the future to PICTURE PROGRAM Be in ele- Miss and the first day of September. assist bringing to both of these Gallup Herald readers are in the Gallup: sure to read the account elsewhere in ments those educational ideals which habit of looking for the Rex Theatre this paper. are our common American heritage. weekly program. We have noted that "The Proof of the Pudding Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Goodman arc Third: The next Superintendent of quite a few Herald readers cut out the planning to leave the last of the Public Instruction should be'ieve firm- Hex weekly program and pin it in Is in the Eating." month to spend the winter in Florida. ly in his mission and in the fact that some convenient place, so that it can , But we are very glad . to know that only increased educational opportun- be seen readily during the week, for We have been telling you right along, they expect to return in the spring ity can solve the problem which the plays at the Rex. and will build a new home. next generation must face For next week, providing the trains in our advertising, about our Superior Dr. Chester H. Clark is having-Kcv-era- l Every man has his enemies, but run regularly, the Rex will give an Equipment. Other dry cleaners can get operations each day, both in the even my enemies must concede to me unusually interesting program of be- which to camps and in Gallup. We are very honesty of purpose and a sincere movie pictures. up just as convincing praises with glad to note the enthusiastic feeling lief in the cause which I champion. Sunday, Mack Sennett in "The set forth their many claims so there is only which exists towards him in both the Education and education alone can Cross Roads of New York," with a prob-lem- from city and camps where he is serving. solve the increasingly complex s Christie comedy, "It Was Ever Thus," one way to settle the matter: Learn His practice has grown so rapidly which our people a distinctly and Weekly News. This combination experience the meaning of New Method that he is on the go almost all the rural people must face. I believe will be repeated for Monday. twenty-thre- e Gar-et- us out on time. this so thoroughly that for For Tuesday and Wednesday, h Service and Quality Work. Try We are sending out several thou- years I have been intimately Hughes' production of "Garments your Dry Cleaning, Hatting or Dyeing and sand letters. If you are willing to identified with every forward looking of Truth,' 'and a Bull Montana com-ed- address some of the envelopes, will educutional movement in New Mexico. "A Ladies' Man." see for yourself how thoroughly we back in the future of ! you speak to the pastor? Believing sincerely Thursday and Friday, "Fool's Para- up every claim we make. Dr. and Mrs. A, H. DeLonp enter- our state, trusting the people to rec dise," a Cecil le Mille production, tained informally Rev. and Mrs. ognize their own needs and work out and the big attraction of the week. Stark, Miss Anna N. Lewis, Mr. Chas. their own problems, I am willing to A Snub Pollard comedy will pep the Reddick and Mrs. Geo. Hight at their dedicate myself and all of my efforts program. ,The Rex management as- home Monday evening. to championing the cause of education sures its patrons that "Fool's Para- NEWMETHOD CLEANERS & DYERS Rev. and Mrs. L .A. Stark were in New Mexico. On a platform of dise" will please all who appreciate increased educational I sub- dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Boyle progress, first class movie productions. MAIL ORDERS A Sunday. mit my candidacy to the voters and Saturday will present J. P. SHIP TO AND RECEIVE FROM SPECIALTY. in "The Ruse of the Rattler," followed by a Christie comedy, and Cleaned and Pressed $1.25 news. Ladies' and Gents' Suits weekly Suits Pressed 50 Cents

ANNOUNCEMENTS PHONE 307,

For Those Who Worihip At Gallup Churche

CHURCH IN CHRIST (Congregational) LEWIS A. STARK, Minister

"Worship Is Preparation for Service." Si:45, Junior church worship with a fine motion picture. Ttie school with classes for nation's 10, church Service all ages. H. H. Ileeson, superintendent. Grocery "Train up a child in the way he should will not go and when h is old he choice from it." If you have chil- fiist depart dren or know of children who are not attending Sunday School elsewhere, we invite them to join our modern, half efficient school, training for over progressive, for Christian character. 11, morning worship. The pastor "Summer- Best will the fifth of his the give We stock time Diversion" sermons on "An Auto a Thc choir will sing. All century Ride." boys' people with autos are to be our spe- cial guests and come with your cars. "Worth While" service. There and 7:4!, Fruits mo- Groceries, will be three very fine reels of tion pictures. The pastor will preach on "The Religious Secrets of the Jun-Ke"b- e uk sure to hear this sermon! in ' CHURCH OF THE HOLY Vegetables Gallup. SPIRIT (Episcopal) REV. A. J. (i. DOW1E, Rector Are Bndndser Twelfth Sunday after Trinity, Aug- Our Prices Right, ust lit. Holy communion, 8 a. m. Everywhere Church school, J:45 a. m. Mornintr prayer and sermon, ' 11 a. m. ask to LOUIS the Living Word," and we m ANHEUSER-BUSCH- . INC.. ST. "Christ, you try BAPTIST CHURCH Chas. Ilfeld Company REV. V. It. CLARK, Pastor service. WhohtaU Dittributort August 20. our Bible school, 0:45 a. m. New Mexico Morning worship, 11 a. m. Gallup, Evening worship, 8 p. m. Prayer service and Bible Study, Thursday evening, 8 p. m. METHODIST CHURCH HENDRIX Pastor ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE HOUSE JOHN W. Pleace You m. We Guarantee to Sunday at 9:45 a. , IN GALLUP Public worship both morning and First Class evening. . Shoes for the Entire Family and The subject of the evening is...to be, "The Reward of a Royal Butler. Shoe Repairing Tho auhirt nf the evening is to be, "The Theology of the Fool." Last Sunday tnere were juwcm are expected MCE the choir and as many Paris Shoe Store g Shop mmins- - Sunday. The choir is Borne real work. It is to be doing - JOSEPH ARTESI, Proprietor proposed to tnem next r )"- tice that musical numuer w ; . ' r v . TK2 GALLU? IS3ALP. SATUUSAY, AUGUST It. -

w,r.jL"nnit!isrmairySm TrSt5e7 and BEDDOW-MDERMOT- T as 1 Really: The lieutenant governor of Nebraska acting with a soft nog's hair broth dipped non-unio- n The lieutenant said cold water. frequentlj one of the guards for laborers. in clean, Word has been received and the nh.need. brush the ornamental here of he had to in order to make bread and butter for Mary ill of Miss Grace "-P- HcXINLEY COUNTY. NEW MEXICO ., UlO marriage 11 C7 - .r.ri.llv... avnlillnff tUr ... .; iin i la, i w.rf of Dawaon, N. M., and Mr. JoTS? children. Tbis wlU remove L-r- Hart Building, No. 310 Railroad Avenue ...hoi n.rt. dow of GalluD. in the hrirf.'. k!LIHd" t zy Korntai. frame mual Hi, flud The Dawson. They were married on mJ? Y- hi $2.00 Uber" Alles" for Ger- -- IL:t: Cm -JT Advance Did Come Back: "Deutschland h. .n.iwwi to dnr thoroughly day of this week. Mrs. Beddow r l ol - ...... war debt. one in - Mmh collect their mixture of pint the I M lilltlir- Matt atotta la la Tmi OttUm at Qltl. Ww many. Now, watch the French Now mske a taught Gallup public ichT water, one ounce methylated splrlta, for the past two years and has buZ Go over nmnv friends here. Sha - w. chicaoo. and half-ounc- e of ammonia. rzzsa amociatiom. kkw oik cm. y.. and ill. : to marooned camel of very t i Go to Hell "Go to hell," handed out the the gold with this, using a small lady pleasing personality E? ASSOCIATION 110 to Beddow is. a member of the Gtllm! x:ttJZZSL OP NEW MEXICO PRESS lit Needle, with the thermometer at 130, hair pencil brush, ana avoiumg nnsopnirpra brush firm of Beddow and Beddow insult were already portlous. Each time the and BYV8 Managing Editor and Publisher was adding to injury the poor passengers must numbered among the city's most m! f a, L 1 Is removed from the frame it in neu. out gressive young business men. rSl be washed in water and squeezed tniiniF rminle will mata fk: i 7 the spirit THE TALK OF THE DAY. colonize before hclii dipped into Gallup. The Herald ioins their muH The Place: One hundred thousand Italians will The you do this Jot friends in . ... . B I 1.1, ...Imam nnrJ mixture. quicker wiping them the beitrf n western Mexico. That will be a piace ior ugm, wjhh auu the better. Is about strikes, and Gallup has The burnished parts now require at Th talk of the diy beer, 'n'everything. wash- a the past wee. .,n..n with a niece of new indulged plenty during In breathe lightly Fe trains tied up at Gallup, with no crews v.of rnmii. R s 'Mur that Miev have started it. I leather your hand DO YOU PAY TAXES? Santa being a small strip of tne worn ano but with a oi crews wuunK io 8u it till rust eats up every rail on upon to take trains west, surplus hope that they will keep up or roll away dirt or dust. Some do, and was push people some peopl east, furnished talk ror ana against. he Santa Fe tracks." This wild haired silly remark made A of clear size will much don't. remained and coating Thru it all, Gallup people have quiet easy bv a .vourur man. and thanks that he doesn't vote the Republi Improve the appeurance of the gliding Why? views the to Hon. Frank 3. going, allowing each side their and right express can ticket. Wolverhampton. Regan will tell why in his lecture at the Methodist church been about the help-let- s Dttwtlve. Thursday, August 31, at 3 and 8 a! The worst talk of the week has poor One Million Per Dav: California fruit and vegetable Doyle JMade Good as m. Admission free. some 800 of them, among recalls Sir Conan Doyle'i passengers marooned at Needles, have out the statement that the walk out of Somebody Other speaers of the "Flyij of old growers given as a detective back In 1901 who will follow whom many were children and a number people. Santa Fe trainmen in the Mohave district cosis tne activities Squadron" Mr. Kern not acclimated to the low altitudes of the producers when be applied the Sherlock Uolmei are James n. woertendvke. nn Peonle who are of fruits and veiretables one million dollars per day. At that criminal cas Rev. runs up irom wv to uii uu.u methods to ail English Wayne Stewart, Norm, r west, where the heat iou, rate, and added to the other costs of the walk out, a few mil and succeeded In bringing about th Brown and Hon. Roy A. Haynes. on thru Needles, suffer, but members the misery. Even trains going people lion million more has been added to the debt whicn tne iarmers release of an apparently Innocent man All of "Flying Squid, hours. When marooned for are orators of note. to bear it for only a few That was the Edjull affair, which wa ron" Danage must meet. The Methodist church of in iow neai nen, uvea are In the English news- fall.,. days and nights tnat euuangcjcu. widely exploited will seat a crowd. Extra to be a walk out time. the son great chair Of course if there was just going anyhow, papers at the Edjall, will be provided if VtmA tn ntnn anmewhere. But whv Dick Severe Criticism: The whole world is criticising the an woman, wan necessary. fvaina f a Parses and English Commencing M of Needles. The whole world knows animal Thursday, August NeedleaTr Why select the desert in the vicinity of Needles to marooning passengers at accused of wantonly maiming at 3 p. m. Admission free. the trainti Tne wain out couia nave lanen pmce uu that is was an act against humanity, and not so much against The prosecution made out a stroni nop or where the railroads. case against him. It was alleged thai Angeles, Chicago, Albuquerque Gallup, passengers dark he went to taken care of, and where lives would on a certain night POLITICAL could have been better a field near his home and there bru- the of climatic conditions. : one Roose not have been endangered by misery Wanted One Grover Cleveland, or Theodore tally mutilated a horse. Sir Arthui ANNOUNCEMENT were no causes nor of hi But, we are told that there grievances velt. Apply at Washington, D. C, and receive suitable reward Conan Doyle became convinced REPUBLICAN t Los Angeles, Chicago, Albuquerque, or Gallup. from the American people. Innocence, and succeeded in provini that true, the walk outs at Needles, Wmslow beyond a doubt that the nearsighted Hon. Herbert B. Holt of Las Cruce. Then, being so extremt and division far removed from terminals was an ness of the prisoner was of New Mexico, announces his candidan other points Just Heard the News: the last town of would have been un "of all of union labor, During Gallup a nature that he for the nomination of United State act outlaw. Outlaw against principles two Democratic and alone th all reason and common sense of campaign there were tickets, Republican. able to nnd the field, let Senator, subject to the State Repub- against humanity, against The Gallup Herald supports the Republican party town, coun horse. lican convention. right and decency. ty and Nation. We supported the Republican ticket in last Even if some cockie or company gunman, did act .nia. alien m guard, an old time to Chin AncMtor nucim. or lives of several town campaign. Now, subscriber lhe ualiup Worhlp. Santa Fe, New Mekico, announces her smart and endangered the life trainmen, : 1 e . L. . . his as the In China almost every family has, ZOT in the and lawful of busi- ferald orders paper discontinued, because, stated, caiiutuucy iur tne Humiliation hundred passengers, peaceful pursuit Mexican in to white in the main hall of the house, Its "an- member of to the innocent of or act, editor of this paper voted for "a preference Congress, subject ness and happiness, were any wrong doing men on Democratic ticket." And this causes us to ask if cestral shrine" wherein are arranged action of the Republican State eon. railroad take the tablets vention. either against the trainmen or the company. Why Democrats to elect "a Mexican" on their the ancestral tablets. These art the expected ticket, wood stone or ac- spite out on them? or was "a Mexican" on their ticket to catch "Mexican made of or marble, Men have a to but not where and when put just cording to the financial circumstances right quit work, votes.? we remark The Republican is the lives of innocent helpless women, the aged and And, again: party of the family, and Inscribed thereon POLITICAL the children, under the sun that does not stir up race of blrtb are thrown on the of unbearable conditions. In only political party are the names, titles, dates invalids mercy on earth merit death of deceased ascendants and ANNOUNCEMENT and time of civilization is to be reckoned hatred; the only political party that recognizes and this day humanity of race or color. The Gallup Herald will continue the names and degrees of relationship DEMOCRATIC with in matters to public service institutions. irrespctive all pertaining to support the Republican party, and the editor of The Gallup f their nearest living descendants. . The Government of the United States will assert itself, and on the and Herald voted the Republican ticket in Texas, and will continue Twice a year, birthday I hereby announce my candidacy will condemn no matter whom committed. death-da- y of ceremonies, the public wrong, by to vote and support the Republican party in New Mexico. the departed, for the nomination for sheriff, subject If the railroads are at fault, the public will condemn them. consisting chiefly of obeisances before to the action of the Democratic mass If labor unions are at fault, the public will condemn them. the tablets, are held. The use of th convention. TV. nnH in mihlic as an of reverence Is not BILL RAINES. M mili1i fnf attrh miatnlroa time the r- tablet object Mva (ruvilb finvis w J u w k.a.wwwuwu, will force correction of such mistakes, and the blame will be due to the belief thut the spirit of the where THE PRESIDENT'S DUTY departed resides in It, but rather that placed it belongs. It is a symbol to be remembered and THE KEYNOTE respected by the living; and the days GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP. set apart for "worship" are no more (Santa Fe New Mexican Editorial). (Albuquerque Herald.) religious than Is remembrance of the dead. "Go to hell," said the striking It is the of the to enforce obedience to law. and trainmen on the mi mnni the, Rnntn Fe demit durinff the week one duty president enginemen ta is not the to hold conferences with the Santa Fe, when suffering passen- anent Government It president's duty Him. could hear all kinds of arguments the executives of the railroad or the of Reassuring gers abandoned in the desert in s mines. systems representatives "I beg suid the em- 130 taking over the railroads and coal labor to determine what basis will your pardon," temperature of degree, of this has been too (since child- organized upon they obey barrassed man to the floorwalker. "1 pleaded with the brotherhood men The editor paper busy the law. to haul them out of the to make bread and butter to give any time to want to buy some hose for my wife blistering hood) trying It is the duty of railroads engaged in interstate commerce I believe she suid 'roller' hose. You furnace of the Mojave. out But we dare that we know "Go hell!" thinking such a problem. say to service not for roll 'em up or roll 'em down. It was to carry on their train only the transportation of strike. as much about government ownership of public utilities, espe- like that." That is the keynote the of mail, but for the transportation of food and fuel for the something can to hell. The old of the railroads and coal mines, as any other common this and have nc Everybody go cially maintenance of the people who constitute this "Step way, sir, men and women, and at government. fear. We a prostrated geezer. The protection of the railroads in the performance of this func- discharged young lady the point of death from the terrjfic founders of this Government had in mind to steer only lust week for making a flippant heat can to hell. The babies The tion is a governmental duty just as important as the protection go clear of or Federalizing governmental machinery. remark to a man In your for whose lives the desperate par- centralizing, of congress in the exercise of its legitimate duties, or the pro- to Ours was to be a Individual freedom of capital ents fight sleeplessly, can go democracy. tection of the supreme court or the executive forces of the gov- hell, lhe people can go to hell; i.hA wars w farmv. . and- mnnAcrea- - our Government. MI114 IftUVI "V.v ernment. that can it is than the state of Arizona and its gov- Any organization prevent greater No Bonehead, He. to , To our railroads and coal mines under the heads of ernor, who offer aid, can go place the government itself. Negotiations to ascertain upon what Itastus Feller, why for you all dnb-bli- our Government at Washington win cenainiy go a iouj wayt be to is hell; the United States government basis these rights will allowed exist sovietism of the wld dls here oyesteroimthyj whose mail trains are halted, can towards centralizing our Government. Ah the United States Russian type. Sambo 'Cause done read in a go to hell, along with its courts European countries own railroads, yet book dls treat oh de ma- and business and pro- railroads Ninety per cent of the people are the victims of this strug- oysluroputhy marshals; of America boast of the best equipped and managed and the should its nipulation of de bones, and de onllest sperity and the American people rail- gle, demand that government resume func- in on earth. Travelers in Europe avoid government owned partiality All's got is huniorin' de can all go to hell. That is, tions and enforce the law for their protection. enunciated domlunes to pass iti review." effect, the platform by roads whenever possible. the strikers. One of the main to trouble us now is the fact that Science and Invention. de- things A aonK composed by three girls PLEA FOR BIRD PROTECTION There is difference only in over our railroads. on during our World War our Government took who were tied up in Gullup because gree in the torture inflicted laborers. Not- the brother- With war wages, or inflated wages, spoiled the of the Htrike: Feathered Creatures Alone Are Able helpless passengers by laborers received Held Up at Gallup by the Striking A Deluded Woman. hoods in the desert, and the miners withstanding that railroad high wages during ' to Wage Effective War en Insect callou Engineers. "Maud shvs she believes in at Herrin, Illinois. The war these wages being chargd up to the That Destroy being the period, high (To the tune of Glory, Glory Crop. young while she can." brutality is the same. United States with the consequent loss to the Treas- Now what we wonder, will Treasury, Hallelujah). Tt has been estimated, and no doubt "Oh, she's dune belter than that for else, of of men make themselves believe that When the wa started be necessary in order to show the ury millions dollars, day conservatively, that Insects the the last Ave years. She's been a of could exist for all time. And the train was westward bound injure young president that the United States such state affairs crops In the United State annually to while she couldn't." is due to stop war-runni- ng At Gallup we arrived, and then government about millions while our Government was three-quarter-s The lost VVe heard an awful sound the nmount of more than talking and function? our railroads has been charged to the public, and the public The engineers were striking of a billion dollars. All will agree Barely Does So. And how long, we wonder, would able to tell will be that debt long after the present generation will And the trains were all delayed that If every portion of this toss could One Man Yes, In a battle of tongues the railroad unions be paying In of Theodore or Grover to and dust. spite the fact that be .avoided by the protection of bird a woman can always hold her own. Roosevelt have passed pathetic forgotten All of their fares were Cleveland to to and get other loss to the paid. life, It would bo well worth the coHt. The Other Perhaps she ran. But go hell, So, also and likewise any Government, Chorus away with it? will have to stand the debt. Not only the furin crops and gardens nhy doesn't slier London Answers. the public Glory, Glory Hallelujah, suffer, but orchards, forests and shade to the of Hallelujah, No; we are not yet ready advocate policy adding Glory, Glory trees are Insect Glory, greatly Injured by more and more taxes to the public. We are still in favor of the Glory Hallelujah, a Held up by the striking engineers. pests, condition of which the people in Constitution of the United M ( 1. 1. I I . . same policies as engrafted the Grace Nunez, Texas City, Texas; oi aiuMniu'iiuMi'i is ore pruoaoiy oeuer States for the freedom of capital and labor the only way Ethel Bauer, New Orleans, La.: aware than are the Inhabitants of any to sustain and support a democracy. Evelyn Cumpbell, New Orleans, La. other state. There Is a story LEWIS' SUCCEEDS of s Bavarian nobleman who made a when trains fail to run we begin to CAPT. Realization: That CAPT. M'DONALD tine piece of forest land a sanctuary SWINGS - count our beans. Thus showing how fearfully dependent we so delightful to the feathered folk that fTd IJkD- eats. we when a are on the outside world for our If had that San Cant. L. Lewis and family scourge of destructive Insects Joseph over Juan railroad we could haul our food stuff from the "Bread arrived in Gallup last Saturday from swept the country, the summer Basket" of the West. San Francisco. Capt. Lewis comes to dwellers protected his trees from relieve Cart. McDonald at rort Win-gat- e. devastating worms that stripped bare the neighboring forests. Similar oc- Wouldn't Goat: Trying to make a goat of "Cap" Fred Since Cartf. M Donald has lenn in currences on a smaller scale are per- Fornoff before a Federal Judge didn't dissolve the injunction charge of Fort Wingate he has ef- haps not uncommon. Manifestly, from fected a savins to the war department of Reid nresented facts, and the court sustained the dollars the standpoint good citizenship, fant. of several thousand annually. which calls for wise economic He is thoroly and by his ef policies, injunction. practical, ah a na- ficient and economical methods ha has I bird protection subject for tional legislation Is deserving of most Volstead cut down the cottt of maintaining Fort Coming: Ban on jokes anent the failure of the Wingate from about $U,U00 per month careful consideration; for these little Act to make this a "mulelcss" and "moonless" nation. Here to about $1,800 per month. Besides friends of miin. If they are encour- the movie as to "How dear to my are the being a worthy army official, Capt. aged nnd protected, render a very val- EVERY BOY AND EVERY GIRL SHOULD after jokers McDonald is a man of of wildwood," will have to dig out something else. very pleasing uable service. Much wise legislation days my manners and has made many warm has been enucted, but there Is need this to be such a old world can't even in My, is getting dry friends this vicinity, all of wham of more to make our bird friends HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT joke about it, any more. wish him well in future. He will be stationed at Oeden, Utah, when he leaves here, which will be when the J:Ii?8?virt8:s habit shouW be boys of the checking1 out and in can be TO CLEAN GILT formed early. Encourage your In McKinley County: The assessment Gallup proper HOW FRAMES and open savings accounts. American Coal properties was raised by the State gone thru with In order to install the Company new official, Capt. Lewis. nn!hi'afnk wiU weIcome their do that Tax the raise to 665,993, and the Can Be Don Without Injury to Gold is accounts, and everything Commission, amounting o encourage them in thrift and saving. American Company will not appeal. Leaf, if th Following Ruli regular Gallup urotMqut. Are Oburvtd. "She uyi she gets ill her gowoa la Will Some: The A., T. & S. F. railroad will grant Paris," remarked Mlsi Cayenne, Almost every house haa at least a Help "What do think of old frames. How 35 cent under the to cattle- you tnemr few gold picture - emergency rates, per present rates, In without GALLUP areas of New in order to "I think that spite of all her to clean these the risk of STATE BANK- men in the drouth stricken Mexico, nod off the thin gold leaf Is mat TO HAVE is water. grlefi perplexities Pari evidently rubbing i MORE CENTS" "TEACH YOUR DOLLARS help transport cattle to sections where there grass and reUlna a mom of humor." which, concerns most women. That will help some. tc THE GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 ltSX

On Thursday of lut wmV hw. X M. Carman entertained the Mission- News and ary Society at her home on West Mesa i Gallup Happenings avenue. Dainty refreshments were served after an enoyable afternoon AND PERSONALS. BY CREGAR a-- COLLINS spent in serving. Those present were: Mesdames Goehring, Hendrix, Terry, COMPETENT BANKING Forms CIom Thursday Night Orr, Ketner, Hodgson, Gustafeson. luniiitvi&j Devereau, Wilson, Spann, Carman and Miss Elizabeth Carman. COUNSEL Mr. Wilcox is ariiiiom. )a now cashier erecting a residence A jolly dance was on Fourth Avenue.. Impromptu that the of our staged in the lobby of the El Navajo Believing experience one night this week. The will be service to our Mrs. B. SAY DAD -- young peo- officers of customers, J, Arrington left Sunday WHAT ABOUT ple off the trains that were stalled for where she will MY we are to render counsel Farmington join EDUCATION ? here at that time joined the local pleased banking upon on her who has been . LV Dean property Maloney daughter Constance, young folks in making merry. request. , ft. spending her summer vacation there. Your young-ic- r ' ia Avenue, Mrs. Arrington and Miss Constance proli.ililv too Large assortment of New Fall Checking Accounts are invited. to to that showing of the smart expect return to their home in ihis young lists, velvet, duvetvn, nv'tnl-clot- millinery. Williams y. city in about a week. 1 u e I i o n now. velour and felt Williams fi.t?les " But the will Millinery. Adv. day Adv. An attractive showing of the smart rome when ho Marshal Julian Turner has fall styles in millinery. Williams Mil- will begin to Mr. and Mrs. W.Iliam have with his Adv. wonder whether Wy;er Jived home from his visit linery. as their guests Mrs. WyHrs father he can col- in Oklahoma, where a family go to and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Unden of Mrs. Chas. is bunion was enjoyed. Davis expected lege. Albuquerque. Mr. Rizden is coal S home soon. The money will M&nieyCouhtyRmi order Ie Miss Gertrude Reed, money forthcoming the post of fice, is Miss OUie Ward is vacationing in just when needed, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Rucker left Sat- at Gallup and if while ho Lnjoying her annual vacation. Mrs. Deming Silver City. is utill urday for their home at Ft. Wingate. GLvllupNewMexico Iwing is serving the money a little fellow, Their son, who has been a patient at is Protect we Bell - a. Mil ORGANIZED Jdert window, and E. F. White at your income, more you uiKe an rami- hi i St. Mary's hospital, was able to be 1904 window. coverage in the bettr Health and Ac- moved home. he general delivery cident line at a less rate. Buy it by '.'I the month. Ab- benefit. When you list your property for McKinley County Houses for rent, furnished or unfur- and Co. with us you get more action and stract Investment Adv. Thii whether nished. Apply at House 107, wett of County Abstract you live or die, Gallup Cleaners. J. H. McAdams, having sold his l", fuss McKinley Air. Adv. and Mrs. E. Rnrkhnrt left- Sun the mean for him a com-- p store ft Investment Co. living Indian trading at Lukachukai, day for Albuquerque. Mr. Burkhart 1 e t e education will be available. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Phenicle have has gone to I l . .. Ariz., Lampasses, Texas, en- nau f .L. i as Mrs. R. Mr and Mrs. J. A. Graham are cnurge in ine street paving. their guest, J. Whitman, to visit, after which he will return B. Bivins and fam- who was marooned here on account of to New Mexico and establish busi- tertaining Mr. W. Miss Eleanor E. Quick has been THE EQUITABLE the strike. Mrs. Whitman and Mrs. ness, not announced. ily of Harper, Texas. place yet confined to her home through illi'er.s LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Phenicie were girlhood friends. M. Soretto and Triniada from which she is now fully recovered. otthe Mike Bacon is away on his vacation. Anthony Miss Loretta in and in Bicawere married by Judge Schauer UNITED STATUS Smith, saleslady at the visiting Albuquerque points Both are of We can accommodate a few gentle- Candy Shop, resigned her posi- Colorado. on the sixteenth. parties 1W Bnwdmy Nc York City having men with room and board. Family tion, will return to her former home Gallup. cooking, steam heated rooms, courte- at Trinidad, Colo. She is due "to leave William Bickel has moved into his & Collins have sold four ous tratcent, reasonable prices. Mrs. today. new store building on the north side. Cregar H. E. Bluckwell. & Col. the past two weeks. Have you See Cregar houses lins. Mr. and Mrs. A. Allard, who have Mm. Sim Orr will entertain the house for sale ? If so, list with Adp. Insurance That Insures t "Service that counts. been visiting their daughter, Mrs. H. Missionary society next Thursday in them for, Alton Smith is owner of M. Pettit of this left her home on Aztec avenue. Adv. the proud city, Tuesday a swollen jaw. He says it is caused Protection That Protects for Vallisca, Iowa. Mrs. Pettit has wisdom received news of SALE Good kitchen Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Howard from by a tooth. their safe arrival FOR range in Vallisca after a 110 E. or 207. Pueblo, Colo., are visiting Mr. and pleasant journey. cheap. Green, phone Dr. and Mrs. B. and Mrs. J. L. Smith this week. Mr. and W. Cantrell Homer Cantrell home a Coon has installed a West-inghou- iTEAM OF work horses, har- Mrs. Howard made the trip overland are at after Perry heavy Are Your Shoe vacation of a month in in his home on ness and for sale. $170.00 for and that some of the roads are spent Chicago radiophone wagon report and various in Tennessee. Aztec avenue. The aerial is at- the outfit. Write M. H. Jones, Gal- in bad condition due to heavy points fSOTETHATCOUNrf very While in tached to the court house roof. Mr. N. M. Comfortable? rainfall. Chicago Dr. Cantrell took a lup, course in surgery. Coon has been successful in hearing After the vis- concerts from Denver, Los Angeles HELP WANTED Female Mis Mareraret Sims is visiting her leaving Chicago party CREGAR COLLINS Are shoes uncomfortable Colo. ited Mrs. Cantrell's parents in Smith-vill- e, and Emporia, Kans. Wanted at once, middle aged Ameri- your father in Trinidad, t worn-dow- n and Tenn. They spent several days 337 PHONE 138 can woman to cook and keep house because of heels in the Kennafork river and if Miss Eloise Williams of Winslow for office men. Telephone Gibson soles 7 Dr. E. Parke Sellard reports that fishing TO COURTHOUSE reports are true, some has taken Miss Valley Morer's place central. he has received a new shipment they caught Worn-dow- just fine fish. A as cashier at the Banner Drug Store. n heels are a men of nose glasses and shell rather day was passed latest style in Miss Merer is vacationing in Califor- Prices are right. Adv. with Miss Myrtle Taylor Decherd, WHAT IS HEALTH? ace to the health, as they may frames. rounded with nia and Oregon. Tenn. The trip was up Health is adequate nerve energy cause pains which ' are often Rev. Clarke, of the Baptist a visit with Doctor's mother and and proper blood supply. mistaken for rheumatism and pastor in Tenn. Homer Cantrell has resigned his church of held services at father Minnville, has returned An under-fe- d is an Gallup, Mrs. Martha Lindsay position with the Gallup State Bank organ organ lameness. Cousins last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. where she starved and weakened; incapable of com- home from Holbrook, Ariz., where he has been employed for sev- Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. W JO. Chan- Only the largest and best P.achel disease or performing its worn shoes here. I will visited Miss Thomas. eral He has accepted a posi- resisting Send dler of accompanied him. Quite panies are represented by this agency, years. duties. Galup or and satisfac- tion with the Gallup American Coal proper repair them so that they will a large crowd turned out to hear Rev. assuring you prompt Mrs. entertained the This is the starting point of dis- settlement in ca3e of loss. Chas. DeLong Co. and will work at Mine No. 5. look like new, and restore all Clarke's sermon. tory Star Social Club on Friday ease W. Davis Insurance Agency. Phone Restore of their old comfort and reliability. G. P. is now with the Banner the freedom nerve On the ninth of this month Cornel 248. Adv. . Fry courses and vascular channels ad- The cost a lot less than you Drug Store as druggist. by ius H. Ross and Cordelia Dean of of New Fall all structural new T. D. has returned from Large assortment justing derangemonts; would pay for ones, Winslow were married by Judge Boatright Hats, velvet, duvetyn, metal-clot- this with proper exercising, outdoor Mexico. Messrs. Martin and Davis, Bert Dustin has purchased the J. diet and Schauer. velour and felt. Williams Millinery. H. McAdams Indian store at air, a balanced right living who accompanied Mr. Boatright, stop- trading will eliminate disease and bring tack and Adv. Lukachukai, Ariz. ELECTRIC If your property is worth having it ped over in Nogales, will return health. CITY is worth an insur- later. is method. being protected by The Boardman Coal Co., on the Mrs. Bessie cashier at This the Osteopathic SHOE SHOP ance written this tele- Parker, think re- policy by agency. Wingate road, has installed a' Davis Cash & is When you of osteopathy "Do it now." Phone, call or write. J. S. Morrow is greatly improved Carry Groceteria, member that the foundation of its P. A. MAZZA, St. hos- phone. her vacation now. She will Prop. Chas. W .Davis Insurance Agency, after an operation at Mary's taking ia conforming to nature's Mr. Morrow to be hack return to her work on the first. practice 203 W. Coal Ave., Phone 248. Adv. pital. expects Mrs. Dodda, who has been an in- "on the job" shortly. im- I. W. valid for many years, is greatly Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harris are the DR. MERVINE, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown are here We to see her Commercial Hotel Adv. Life Assurance proved in health. hope proud parents of a nine pound baby from an overland trip to Albuquerque. Agency: Equitable out soon. Society. boy, born Wednesday morning. Insurance that Mother and son are doing nicely. Charles Pettingil and family of Ran insures, The Aetna Life Insurance Compnny of Mr. Protection that protects. Diego, Calif., are the guests will go to the mat with any other Life Lino Hernandez and Mercedes Ro and Mrs. J. E. Mr. Pettin- Cregar & Collins. Adv. Grayson. Company on rates, stability or any- mero of Gallup were married by gil and family are making an over- else. Let us this won- Mr. nad Mrs. John Wall of Gibson thing explain Judge Schauer on the fourteenth of; The Edioon land trip from San Diego to Centre, derful, low cost, high protection pol- Colo. are a to the Grand Can- this month. planning trip icy. McKinley County Abstract & yon. They expect to leave Saturday Mr. Mrs. Investment Co. Adv. C. T. Howard left for Pueblo, Colo., Take notice of the number of peo- to be away two weeks. and at the Gibson Thursday. Mrs. Howard will remain, Phonographs ple who are taking their daily mid- Wall are both employed to the congested condition store. Owing three weeks with her aunt, Mrs. J. L. day lunches at the Manhattan Cafe of the El Navajo, due to conditions Smith. and you will come along. Adv. the tne weeKty V. D. called out Mon- resulting from strike, The G. F. was the Kiwanis Club was to to the luncheon of Mrs. John Staggs is a patient at day afternoon help safety the Club. The Catholic Mrs. William Bickel entertained a Are Without Comparison. in Black Diamond held at City St. Mary's hospital. people canyon, ladies served. member of her friends with a lunch- whose lives were endangered through eon party on Thursday. The table The Achieve- the rise in the rio puerco. decorated with Highest Mrs. Clovie Dickens was fined $100 big The Thursday club met with Mrs. was cleverly sweet for The was peas in their various shades. Those Musi- manufacturing intoxicating liquor of W. R. Cregar. Bridge prize ments in the Art of in Judge Schauer's court. Take a seat at one our tables, N. Those pres- enjoying the delicious luncheon were: if won by Mrs. L. Cary. look over our menu list, and you L. G. Shanklin. Mesdames Sabin, Haberle, Manning, us and ent were: Mesdames cal Instru- If are not one of the don't find what you want, tell R. C. C. De Long, Wlillson, Neumunn, Meyers, Reproducing you many Manhattan T. F. Smalling, E. Burke, who are pleased with the service of wb will tret it for you. W. 0 .Cornell, F. L. Evans, Muple, Seymour, Henderson, Phenicie, the Cafe. Adv. Manning, ments Are Manhattan Cafe, come along and F. L. Lawrence, L. N. Cary and Mr3. Gaines, Stofer, Burke, Glied, Morris, III Incorporated you will come again. Adv. Ketner, Charles Sabin, Mrs. Barney Cregar. Phoenix. Mrs. McDaniels of Ft. A. J. McMahon is planning to move of in the EDISON. Prices wants feeds a Defiance, Miss Haberle and Mrs. H. Hainline and of Burlingt- to Denver, Colo. Mr. McMahon The Manhattan Cafe great family there is a Bickel. to on, Colo., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. to make the change on account oi nis many people every day right, and many styles R. G. Graf. daughter's health. reason. Adv. The Missionary Society met with choose from. Wo.lnnsiljiv Mts. L. R. Goehrinif Mrs. L. R. Goehring on Thursday of entertaineu ui. uumci iui ..... this week. After a pleasant after- ing and Glenn Emmons whose birth- noon spent with fancy work, refresh- EDISON AMBEROL occur on the same date. Those I.. A. days ments were served to Mesdames ARB THE PEER OP LOW PRICED PHONOGRAPHS were: Miss Genevieve Glass W. B. .1. M. Carman, present L. King, Cantrell, 10 Pounds and the hostess, Mrs. Goehring, H. A. Spann, J. W. HendrK, II. R. Glenn Emmons, Royall Terry, George Hodgson, G. A. Payne, Smith and John Emmons. Walthers and Miss Annie Barker. W. WUEM his F. Leo Leaden is in Gallup from Joe who has been visiting at Los Lunas. Purdy, and Most Complete Stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Jewelry headquarters here, was fortunate enough to find a The Finest California who Diamonds in the Southwest Flat Watch Repairing aai For service that counts insure your tourist going to Goods, Candy and wanted to take a passenger, go Mr. Goods furniture Optical life, your house, your his with & Collins. Adv. Purdy is now on way, overland, auto Cregar to San Francisco. Joseph Artesi is having the Gallup Given Away Meat and Produce building remodeled for a modern shoe store. George This Week Hight has the contract. H. S. McClenahan of Chicago has accepted a position with The Candy Ask at Our Shop as salesman. TRADE WITH THE Fountain It is our business to please you and make you feel that you are receiving the best of treatment. Manhattan Cafe. Adv.

GUESS of . FREE Monday morning a merry party Mairteft young people left overland to attend were C5ty At all the in our window. Ten best the Fiesta at Belen. Those going Candy Mesdames J. H. Till and Shanny guesses get one pound of Candy FREE. Meyers, Misses Kathryn V inders and Katharyn Clarke, Gerald Mellinger and Benny Thomas. And get the best meats that money can buy. Sunday, a jolly picnic party from PROMPT DELIVERY PHONZ 4 SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Gallup went out beyond the 'Hay- stacks' to the "Natural Window." A Boston pleasant day climbing and exploring Nut, Chocolate, Strawberry was spent by Misses Georgia Taylor, Leaden and Mary Moore; and Vanilla. . Anna Messrs. Sumner Sollitt, Hugh Elston and Tony Paaqualone. ;

The only exclusive insurance ageacy THE CANDY SHOP in Chas. W. Davis Insurance Gallup.. Ave- Agency, phone 248. 203 W. Coal nue. Adv. '. V'' TKS. GALLU? HT.1ALD, SATURDAY. AUGUST 19, S Hiiiii "UH illllllllll IIHHIII MIIIIHHHHHIflllimnHIlll rTl

4 .vt - I REASONS VIIY HOME FOLKS VIIAT IS ADTERTiSKG? TEN e:::s aead!" i ia SUPPORT THE HOME PAPER i !n)V A MERCHANT CAN INSPIRE !Artern'us Ward --"The shortest road to success." HIMSELF AND EVERYBODY 1. Because when you were born it was the home paper that introduced you to the world. Sir Thomas "A business, not a chance." IN THE STORE Lipton 2. When you grew up and graduated at the head of your class the home paper again gave you a nice write-u- p about it 3. When later you found your life companion and were now Lord "The steam of business Th man who advertises is accomplishing Macaulay happily married the home paper gave you and your bride a the affair. a great many things. First, he is securing a deserved machinery." free complimentary account of and misfortune invaded advantage over his competitors who do not adver- 4. When sickness your home, the sad news was distributed among your friends and relatives tise. he is an to the and .Besides this, setting example W. E. Gladstone "An enormous power the through the medium of the home paper. His ad- business world of courage and optimism. best substitute for the mint." 5. When you have been successful in life or had been - vertising is saying to- hm fellow men : "I know not promoted to some inportant position, perhaps it was the home that heralded what others may do,' but as for me and my house, paper your ability. 6. If sold out and removed to some other location, the sick W sitting around waiting. I'm going ahead 1" you rn home paper followed and brought the news from friends and 6faual and sometimes greater importance DON'T SHOOT THE EDITOR! neighbors. some tried to Is advertising has a reflex action. It 7. When unscrupulous person injure your II thefttjht YOU MAY NEED HIM character, it was the home paper that came to your aid. makes the advertiser himself feel better. Every- - 8. Because the home boosts your town and its in- store is bound to take new heart at this paper i body in the stitutions, its people, its schools, and churches, and helpi to the evidence of positive effort. Everybody is about fed Don't shoot the editor you may need him next promote good fellowship throughout community. up with deflation, hard times, retrenchment, can counsels the Sedgwick (Kan.) Pantagraph, 9. Because the live merchants advertise their most at- week, amm tractive goods and best or lowest bargains in the home paper, closed factories, and howling. : a is a cellations, calamity explaining "A town without newspaper freak, which if bought may save you many dollars. as

half-hearted- in- ly not in For almost a year we've been a wonder, to say a misnomer, yet many 10. And Inst, when you are finally laid away to rest in silent the home donates much crying, "Let's go!" But conditions were overwhelm stances a newspaper is the least appreciated of any your grave paper space in giving your relatives and friends a complete history of your us are different institution in the It is taken as a matter of past life, ingly against until recently. Things place. extolling your excellent qualities and passing over many human now. This time let us say "Let's go !" and really go ! course, like the sunshine." frailties. i

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1 If you want anything or have anything anybody else wants, GOING TO BUILD? why not place a "Want Adv." IJ in our "Want Adv. Column?". A HOUSE 'it Your local paper will help A GARAGE sell or you buy4 anything you A BARN or want ; Do a Little Repairing? All "Want Advs." are cash in advance. Count 6 words to A Contractor can have this the line, and pay 10 cents per space he needs it in his busi- ness A line each insertion. number of buildings J I. are being planned.

CHARLES AUSTIN BATES SAID: THE POWER OF THE PRINTED WORD DOES IT PAY TO ADVERTISE? hi "WORK THEM HARD"

down-tow- road The n terminus of a Third Avenue elevated Pictures mould these entrance to an Eai t River As abstract ideas me bun a iew gooa people m tne worm ia exactly opposite the bridge. who inyiucall seriousness ask comes down the from the elevated, or conies out does it PAY to advertise? s : one stairway into concrete visualizations, with the ' of the bridge entrance, he is met by a number of newsboys, t0 UTILIZE the LAND does it If Bv1:oeitpayt0 each one crying his paper, and at the same time holding out warmth and color and form of clar 1$ EXERCISE your GIFT of SPEECH does it hi hand in the hope of receiving the paper with which you life; in PAT PRPAn1) i These are cither sold or are re are through. papers again ify the messages so that even those who ttxtvrI .ffrtilizine is to soil what speech is to turned to the newspaper office aj unsold copies. UNDERSTANDING what food is to the BODY, There is as much difference in the methods of these news. stop to advertising is to BUSINESS 1 of men who advertise. Some glance, may comprehend. boys as there is in those business The value of advertising is now almost of the to the front and seem to catch the eye of boys push conceded were this not so, there is no dearth almost everybody. There is another kind of boy, who stands Just as the sun, he great source of a little in the background, but who still reaches out his hand. LIVERS THE GOODS Out on the edge are some of the smaller, weaker and less power on earth, radiates heat and light, a ESTAB- - energetic boys, and beyond them are some who take no interest TTouveis RECOGNIZED, in the proceedings at all, who receive few papers and sell few. so the printed word sows broadcast it has PROVEN ITS FITNESS I The boy who asks oftenest and keeps most persistently in TO LIVE the foreground is the boy who gets the most papers. thoughts as essential to the advancement Aoout everybody now believes that it pays to his business before "1C wno tne ivn--, The advertiser who keeps prominently hesitate to approve general often their trade is the one of civilization as the sun's are to apply it to THEMSELVES. people and aska persistently and for rays 1 r who wHl get the most business.' The man who is nearly as " nuvei ail me other fellow using, ngni ' lor energetic will get the business that is left, and the one who existence. but would it PAY ME? the his hands in TVin TPTTT? ... stands around on edge, with his pockets, may a"swer to mis is it your calling is very reasonably and justly expect to get "what the boy shot at" oyUAKbmiAV if you are eniraired in a hnainess that PHONE would stand Advrtiinff. reduced to its lowest term, is merely asking 95 to GAIN by letting people KNOW about TMwinla of it. A business man J U III GTl T n il r nilflirtAnn l A IT ...... for their trade. That's ail there is "reM to" we ntiAnrmi x aoli i navei- - wants trade in some particular line. If it is a good line, and THE tised xiijr runs his business it is if be understands it and properly, only not a ouestion of asking enough people and asking them often. In J? bvrf every method would fittingly the dull season, when only comparatively Tew people are Y0UR Particular but can safely should increased (Mi case, you buying anything, the advertising effort be ai GALLUP HERALD ?t tnat there is A RIGHT WAY thm number oossible buvers decreases. It is easier to sell $10 pnp aSeJrh' of 1FTY worth of goodi among a thousand people than it is to sell that wTS Jiu s T0 0NE THAT THE much one hundred If there are only one hundred S?n F.9? Y0U IS THE NEWSPAPER among people. A T XTT7inr work work them bard. FOR WHAT YOU WANT tv ll W1 - n n mttO to on, n at t ttA ' . i r2W JMfiAlUU. IT S i 11

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the girl's hand "and flea, --ducki" he LEGAL PUBLICATIONS. LEGAL PUBLICATIONS. LEGAL PUBLICATIONS. yelled to the taxi man. 'p Clubman's The as clambered in HERALD WANTS And Jepson and the sought and recovered judgment tomey's fees, all as made and pro- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. View ctt rolled away, he turned to his com- against the defendants, J, F. Clarke, vided in that certain promissory note Department of the Interior, U. S. panion with a savage snarl. and Bessie Clarke, in the sum of in the complaint in the above entitled Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M., "You faker!" he yelled. "Why didn't Eight Hundred ($800.00) Dollars, to- numbered cause described, and for the July 28, 1922. FOR QUICK actio: JOHN PALMER j Br at first the woman was gether with interest thereon at the further purpose of foreclosing thnt Notice is hereby given that Richard you say rate of 10 from the 13th the IT Dl. i ..l.J -- 1 D k XT M ...Un black?" per annum, certain chattel mortgage securing day of December, 1921, together with payment of said promissory rote and on April 9, 1917, made Add. Homestead additional of t: The am IT an amount of Eighty even date therewith, Entry, No. 031524, for NW54J SW Selfish old millionaire, Ilunl" Rifles of British as fees 14th of such Town- as he Army. ($80.00) Dollars, attorney's day February, 1921, NE4j NEK SWtt, Section 14, minted Edgar Ayplejolia. In the British in 18m, the and all court costs of the herein cause mortgage having been, on the 14th ship 10 N., 1 W., N. M. P. ln th0 club army, Range looked bis dollar Snider breech action was adopted as a and the charges of the Receivership day of February, 1921, at the hour of Meridian, has filed notice of intention SDVBITIBINO SATIS I - ' let It to you decree of P. record and make to estab- I 10 fcMft wladow. "Well, aie iut d herein, and obtained also a 2:45 o'clock M., filed for to three Proof, rVr I point trpt In. nti means of converting the existing year S OS I'm as charitable as foreclosure of all entered to into lish claim to the land above flanHaa Mlk W Ua. Ch BM Knight, Jepson. rifles Into breech-loader- The a mortgage against duly according law, described, onto. m4 b arafttl when I see a of the said defendants and the defen the of chattel before U. S. Commissioner, at OMipanr kW lM "jdrt men, I hope, and Snider was first used In the register mortguM, 'amah, ImntoM waatM. .. I'll Abyssin- dant Nora Chittenden, upon the land Volume One, page 25, of the Records McKinley Co., N. M., on the "th day of real distress open iny y at, ian campaign of 1807. It was a and of said New Mex- of 1922. ' wide. But my experience is real estate hereinafter described, McKinley County, September, FOR SALE Fine Indian Tradtag pockets expedient, to be used while a and and obtained the ico, and the described in and Claimant names as witnesses: fooled. That's why sought appoint- property store, stone buildings, corrals, gas Tte always been better weapon was being devised. ment of a Receiver to receive the covered said chattel sold O. F. Lewis. F. A. Merrill. Jim s by mortgage well of ten acres under purse-string- engine, water, IV drawn my tight." Martlni-Ilenr- y of mort- as ordered court F. all This came ln 1877, when tne rents, issues and profits said may be by tha for Nelson, J. Mean, of Ramah, cultivation. Twenty-fiv- e miles front Be tils from one side of of said N. M. shifted cigar was Issued to the regular army, gaged land and premises, and for the the satisfaction indebtedness, Gallup. A bargain. Dissolving Part- to other. evidenced said note, A. M. til mouth the a very efficient weapon, with a filling purpose of selling the same at the by promissory BERGERE, Address Albuquerque, New in bf.th and nership. "You see, Jepson," he continued, block breech action. In 1802 the Brit- time and the manner hereinafter principal, interest attorney's Register. Mexico. P. O. Box 373. Organization society directed, which said judgment is fees, and costs of the herein cause. (1551) fit. 5 to tie Charity ish army was with the notified caro of the deserving dated the 3lst day of July, the And you are further that FOR RENT house furnished Ukes really which was later Improved en- undersigned Receiver will, on the 5th unless you enter or cause to be NOTICE PUBLICATION. with coal, wood, and watsr cues, and I subsidize them yes, you'd under the name of the said cause FOR lights day of "September, 192'J, at the hour tered, your appearance in of the U. S, included. Infuire at 606 Maloney ave- be if you knew how much In Department Interior, lurprlsed and this latter weapon was used of 10:00 o'clock A. M., at the front on or before the 11th Hay of Septem- -tf And I have Und Office at Santa Fe, N. M., nue. 1 contribute every year. the World war. door of the Court ber, 1922, judgment will be rendered no- McKinley County Aug. 9, 1922. helped deserving cases too. But New in in said cause FOR RENT Two rooms. One room House, at Gallup, Mexico, against you by default, Notice is that Rafael-it- a on and the relief for will be hereby given liKht Call body's going to Impose Edgar obedience to the said judgment and prayed Chavez de Garcia, of San Fidel, suitable for housekeeping. In of work-for-alU- " sell to the bid- No 272. Applejohn again this land Good Roads Organization. order of sale, highest granted. N. M., who, on April 24, 1917, made phone der the described The name of plaintiff's attorney is The American Uoud liuilders' Asso- for cash, following homestead entry, No. 028320, for merchandise land and real Lots II. C. Denny, whose Post Office ad FOR SALE General "That's all right," answered Jepson, ciation Is the oldest and largest or- estate, NVi, Section 12, Township 7 N., Forty-fou- r and Forty-fiv- e dress is New Mexico. store, good location, good business,, "but what the organized charities In (44), (45), Gallup, Range 10 W., N. M. P. Meridian, has Address. ganization for good roads the Ual in Block "E" of the I. H. Ford Sub- C. M. ROUSE. small settlement, close in. don't cover is cases where the deservi- filed notice of intention to make three Herad. ted States. division, to the Town of Gallup, as Clerk, District Court, Gallup are from year Proof, to establish claim to the ng poor prevented applying the same is surveyed and platted of McKinley County, New Mexico. land above before S. of described, U. FOR RENT One dwelling, for aid by reason pride; special record, also Eleven (11) feet and four eai oi iiiscrii i iuurn. Valencia NOTICE OF VACCINATION 1922. Commissioner, at Seboyeta, unfurnished. Sunnyside. Apply to 10s cases, too, where the ordinary rules (4) inches of Iot numbered Two (2), First Publication, July 29th, N. M., on the 20th of 1922. Co., day Sep Malone avenue. doa't apply. I know of one such and all of Lots numbered Three (3), Last Publication, August 19, 191:2. School Children of to tember, cue." McKinley Four (4), Five (5), and Six (6) in (1542) 4t. Claimant names as witnesses: FOR RENT Store in good Addition building Tell me," Applejohn grunted. County. Block "N" of the Sunnyside T. H. Garcia, of Grants, N. M.j location. Inquire at Paris. Shoe to the Town of New "Picture a woman, young, pretty, Gallup, Mexico, In the District Court Within and for Luberto Gallegos of Grants, N. M.j Store and Shop, Third street, next to is according to the plat thereof on file San N. with a gentle, refined, modest man- Public notice hereby given the County of McKinley and Frank Garcia, of Fidel, M.j Odd Fellows Hall. in the office of the County Clerk and M. M. ner. She loved and loved too trustf- to that all children be- State of New Mexico. relipe Trujiilo of Grants, parents Recorder of the County of A. M. WANTED General helper for In- The scoundrel abundoned her tween six and six- Demetrio Baca, BERGERE, ully. the age of McKinley and State of New Mexico, Register. dian trading store. Able to cook and Ud leuvlng her with the with all and the Plaintiff, bread. Good for relia- disappeared teen years, who have not pre- together singular vs. No. 1920 (1593) 5t. to bake opening child, a whom she Idolizes. tenements, hereditaments and ble man. R. G. Webb, care C boy viously been successfully vac- lands, Lena Buckman Baca, Apply "He Is now seven old. During appurtenances thereunto belonging to N. Oottnn Co. years cinated, must be vaccinated Defendant. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION those seven years the mother has lived or in anywise appertaining, and the OF IT THE ABOVE small-po- x re- NOTICE SI' 'TO Department of the Interior, U. S. FOR SALE Dodge Touring Car, for him. She against before being reversion, reversions, remained or him alone. She worships NAMED DEFENDANT. Land Office at Santa N. M., new new of to school. mainders, rents, issues and profits Fe, newly overhauled, battery, has great ambitions for him, dreams admitted You, Lena Buckman Baca, the above 9, 1922. new and new Sec- thereof. Aug. dutch, tires top, only all is directed to named are notified Per-fect- o ending him to a university, and Attention D. W. BONTEMS, defendant, hereby Notice is hereby given that 275 cash. Address: P. O. Box 218. course those dreams will Laws that suit has been filed by the above of San N. M., I - that Of tions 28, 29, Chapter 85, Receiver- - Sandoval, Mateo, ( lor). named and is now pending never But 5 plaintiff who, on June 14, 1922, made Home be realized. still, they give of 1919, which provide penal- (1572) 4t. to in the above named defendant stead No. 030374, Lots 3, FOR SALE Nice broilers, spring her happiness. against Kntry, for ' ties for failure to comply with the District Court of McKinley Coun SVi Section 17 chickens, squabs, young rabbits, "For seven years, Applejohn" Jep-o- a 3, NWt4, 4, Township these instructions. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tv. State of New Mexico. saiJ suit North. Ranee 8 West. N. M. P. ftlerid fresh eggs, go to Mountain View laid hla hand on his 203-- 2 89-t- impressively Vaccination be done by Department of the Interior, U. S. being numbered 1920 on the docket of inn, has filed notice of intention to Poultry Farm, or phone R. f friend's shoulder, "that mother has may Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M, snid court. licensed the make three year Proof, to establish nower steam" toiled for her boy, She has taken ln any physician, 28, 1922. That the eeneral objects of s.iiil be- WANTRntR.honie July claim to the land above described, Steam Laun washing, and I believe she still earns school nurse, or the County Notice is hereby given that Albert suit are for an absolute divorce from fore U. S. Commissioner, at Grants, engine. Notify Gallup N. on on her living at the tub. In fact, she Health Officer, M. Butler, of Gallup, M., wh), the nbove named defendant the Valencia Co., N. M., on the 20th dry company. made day waahes for wife, and that Is how to March 30th, ll)2l, Enlarged eroi'tids of abandonment. of 1922. suit- my are advised have sr September, FOR RENT Large cool room, Parents No. 03803S, for un-I-- the came She Homestead Entry, Vou are further notified tnnt Claimant names as witnesses: Call 299 case under my notice. d able for gentleman. phone all children vaccinated on or WV4, Section 24, Township .13 N., enter or cause to bo yi.t.-rc- ' li but has sunk all you Dumero Carlello, of San Mateo, -tf proud, she pride 18 M. Merid-in- . in on or Blue-wate- before the fourth of Sep- Range W., N. P. vtnr annearaiice said cniise, New John of r, for her and ac- day Mexoco; Tucker, boy's sake, thankfully tember, as the law will be rig- has filed notice of intention before the 11th day of September, New Mexico; Harvey Tucker, WANTED To trade 80 acres of Ir- cepts small doles." tion to make three year proof, to es- 1!22. iui anient wi be rendered in Elias Montoya, of Thoreau, New Mex- land in Colfax county. New enforced. de- and rigated "It sounds too good to be true," said idly tablish claim to the land above said cause against you by default ico. Mxico, for real estate in Gallup or It. W. BROSE, U. S. at will be Applejohn. scribed, before Commissioner, the relief prayed for granted. ,A. M. BERGERE, Albuquerque. Inquire of owner, 208 "It Is true," Jepson insisted. "She County Supt. of Schools. r.nlliin McKinlcv Countv. N. M.. on The name of plaintitt s attorney is Register, 8. Puerco Drive. 11122. H. whose Office Ad lives In a miserable frame house In 1. the 4th day of September, C. Dennv. Post (1594) fit 2 to New Mexico. WiMTF.n Turn lanitnra for Gal. the of the town. Her Claimant names as witnesses. dress is Gallup, poorest quarter N. Man-so- n hand and official seal schools. to L. Is Fred Carr, of Gallup, M.; Witness my lup public Apply Roy hoy attends the public schools and FOOL'S PARADISE of N. M.: Mrs. at New Mexico, this 22nd day PROFESSIONAL Is a Jones, Gallup, Gallup, White, superintendent. always well dressed. lie bright, Manson Jones, of Gallup, N. M.J Sam of July, 1922. e Siam to V. Intelligent child." Twenty-fiv- feet from Danoff, of Gallup, N. M. U. Ol. KUUOC, FOR R NT Ma nrl v finished and , SJn.'Vi stiirtlinif ireo-- W. M. M. D. "If that case Is genuine," said Apple-John- unia th A. M. BERGERE, Clerk District Court, SHERIDAN, nicely furnished rooms, inquire si irruntuVnl iiimn nrrnmnlished bv leav Mexico. "I'll pay for bis education where- Register. McKinley County, New Practice Limited to: loo uoal avenue. Cecil B. De 8-- Genito-Urinar- ers in "Fool's Paradise," (154D) 5t. 5 to (Seal of District Court). y Diseasea and ver the mother wishes, and help her - Mines newest Paramount picture, 4t. 9 to Diseases of the Shin WANTED- Exnpriencad Indian secure employment of a better nature. (1541) which comes to the Rex Theatre next Wasserman in Connection trader for manager of trading post. Educated, you say?" NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laboratory Thursday. U. S. on Navajo Indian Keservacion, a. "She Is d the MEXICO PHONE 866 renned and educated." Fur on the same at rara-foun- Department of Interior, STATE OF NEW li. Schuster HoiDroon, Ari . stage N. M, Citizens Bank Company, "Then lead me to her," said Apple-John- the interior Innd Office at Santa Fe, Notice for Publication. Building zona, 1022. Sale. of a Siamese temple with a yawning July 28, State Timber ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Notice is hereby given that Daniel Sale No. 1934. "Wait one moment. There Is one pit in which reptiles awaited the sa- WANTED To hear from owner of there Marti nor nf Sun Mateo. N. Mcx.. who. M..f,V.a (a h..rhv crivpn that DUrSU- - Mrs. W thing her of which crificewhile but a step away farm for sale. State price. against something oil town on Oct. 2, 11)19, mnde Homestead En ant to the of law and reg- JOHN WITT HENDRIX Des I have not no fault was a colorful tantina of an provisions Booth, Box D, Hipark, Moines, told you. Through No. Tor Lots 1, Z, 1, ana the 1 on the border between Mexico and the try, 037927, 3, ulations of the State Land Office, Pastor of The Methodist Churcfe Iowa. of her own this Is ostracised. RV4 13 N., Lands will poor girl United Vi'Vi, Section 18, Township Commissioner of Public She in States. 8 M. P. has to the Residence 300 3rd Street. is the victim of social laws hero is a who Range W., N. Meridian, offer for sale at public auction The young to make three 9 Phone No. 288. whose making she had no share." l.,c,.a nil in the nil fields. Callti- - filed notice of intention Mahout nnrl Wt hidHpr at o'clock PROFESSIONAL. to establish claim to the in the At Home in the 8 to 11:30 A. M "It's damnable I" snorted Applejohn, vateJ a famous French duncer, he year Proof, A. M., on October 10, 1922, Study by land above described, before U. S. 8:30 M. whose were thoroughly is blinded at one of ner town of Gallup, County of mciumey, And 7:00 to P. sympathies performances at Grants, Valencia at the front roused. "What's her name?" hv nn ovtilnsiivp Hpur the Sift of a Commissioner, State of New Mexico, At Your Service At All Hours. Co., N. M., on the 7th day of Septem- of the court house, all of the S. "Lizzie." cantina girl. Filled with remorse, the door J. MORROW the ber, 1922. dead timber and down and "Lizzie what?" girl nurses and conies to love standing illlllillllliliiiiiilMllllilllllllllllilliiillllllllllllllllll' our Claimant names as witnesses: all green timber having a diameter "I don't confessed. man and he is nappy peiievmK of San Mateo, bark Accountant know," Jepson l..n(.ni urhnm yhn mimics. Sitfht Procopio Sandoval, of 12 inches or more inside the "She has sunk low she of San on fol- so that appears he is at the trick N. M.; Luciano Martines, three feet from the butt, the i GAINES I McKinley County Bank Building to have surname. And restored, angered N. Martinez, of land: J.R. dropped her in search nis nrst love. Mateo, M.j Ignacio lowing described he and flees ol Serafin Section never complains. She goes about series of dra-f- i San Mateo, N. M.j Martinez, NV4, SWV4, Ntt SE'4, DENTIST NEW MEXICO Finding her in Siam, a M. GALLUP, her work and inci.lunta her shallow of San Mateo, N. M. 24, T. 11 N., R. 16 W., N. Over Wurm't Jewelry Store smiling, cheerful, happy nrnvp A. M. BERGERE, M the day is and him back to the P. M. 5 Cllup, N. M. EDMUND R. FRENCH ' long." churacter bring Register. is estimated to be 350,000 "How far does she live from here?" woman who loved him in nis misfor- There SiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirl (1550) fit. 5 to feet, board measure, of timber avail- Lawyer; "About two miles." tune. land. No bids this written able for cutting on said Member Bar: Supremo Court Units "Let's take a taxi," said Apple-John- , To interpret story, by Monu niv nnd Sada Cowan, Court Within and for will be accepted for less than $2.00 States, supreme uourc ox now and while he on his over-- , n.,ii, In the District n M Nn one will be F. W. WURM Mexico. put Leonard Merrick's "The the County of McKinley and if coat Jepson with a cyni- suggested by to bid who has not surveyed him an dthe Lady," Mr. De Mille State of New Mexico. permitted prior Examined and Glasses Fitted Office: MB Coal Avenue. cal mile. Laurel for sale wua me Eyes secured such excellent players as Dor- The Gallup State Bank, to time set oeposicea In the taxi turned his Conrad Commissioner or his agent in charge Specialist Applejohn to othy Dalton, Mildred Harris, a corporation, to cover by friend and Tha.utiira Kntilnff. John David- - of the sale the sum of $300.00 MARTIN ft CHAPMAN, said: r.,oi Plaintiff, and incidental ex- GALLUP, NEW MEXICO. No. 1921. costs of advertising w . "Say, this isn't one of Infer- son and Julia Faye. The production vs. Attorneys-At-La- your penses and as part payment on pur- nal practical Is is in every respect mugnuiceui.. Lee Brazos, Jokes, It, Jepson?" Defendant. chase price of said timber. Deposits OFFICES. "The will be re- facts are exactly as I have NOTICE OF SUIT. of unsuccessful bidders successful bidder's de- tated." returned the other coldly. LEGAL PUBLICATIONS. NOTICE OF SUIT TO THE ABOVE turned but the Gallup, Naw Mexico. in pay-- DR. MERVINE "Then, heck !" DEFENDANT: posit will be held and applied by swore Applejohn. NAMED find On named otrarfiamtf fVnpnsPfl i thamping his Bst upon his knee,. "If Court Within and for You, Lee Brazos, the above .f Physician In the District notified that first for said timber. One Osteopathic "at girl Is as say of ana defendant are hereby payment DR. E. PARK 3ELLARO suffering you the County McMniey above third of the amount offered by the through no fault of lier It's a di.s st.iti of New Mexico. suit has been filed by the time own, is now successful bidder must be pnid at Registered Optometrist Pace to liank, named plaintiff and pending bidder ACUTE and CHRONIC modern America." The McKinley County above named defend- of sale, and such successful against you, the con- Latest Equipment for Properly Test--' Little mme whs said, und presently a corporation, of will be required to enter into a DISEASES 1 Plaintiff. ant, in the District Court McKinley of the lng Eyas the tnxl drew up before a frame snid suit being tract providing for the payment No. 1805. County, New Mexico, in one and shanty ln the poorest section of the numbered 1921 on the Docket of said balance in equal payments POSTOFFICE BUILDING J. F. Clarke, and Bessie Clarke, two with proviso COMMERCIAL town. c, years thereafter, They got down. Jopson and ivauz-lari- court. all cases be knocked husband wire, lony said suit are for that payment shall in at the dnor, and a refined Frank Kauzlaric, J. J. That the objects of no tim- HOTEL above named plain- made in advance of cutting, M. IL ELLISON looking young woman opened it and Chittenden and Nora Chittenden, the purpose of the shall the above ber to be cut until payment - tood tiff obtaining from you DXNTE3T. st smiling at them. From within Defendants. in the have been made for same. Further me of NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S named defendant, judgment sale f the prattle a child. sum of Seven Hundred information concerning this may r Csltna CUale. , SALE. principal of Com- "Br this is Mr. Apple-Jokn- 0 be obtained the OVERSON my friend, filVEN. that Eighty Seven and ($787.50) upon inquiry RUIZ A Hoars: to U A. t ta P. H. In- tj hpbitbv thereon missioner of Public Lands. The right t H, Lizzie," said Jepson. "Be is virtue of an order of Dollars, together with interest Attorneys-At-La- w , sad framings by Affair terested In under and by annum from to and all bids is reserved. Saadsys you, and" 01 at the rate of 10 per reject any the court, dated tne aay uiy, 1921, and N. A. FIELD, Practice in all CourU of . Applejohn's were out moo ftto ntwiva anfitled and num- - the 31st day of December, eyes popping 10MII in "'" 10 Commissioner of Public Lands. GaSaa, Now a nn" unit action with the further sum of Mexico and Arlxona Esika, m no. tvhih...... la a or together llt-7-2- 9 JlMt UfiJJinipt ajtollj;.l.ntp uercu wuw, and interest as at-- (1543) to Nw wherein the above named plaintiff of said principal SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. 1822. - TII2 CALLU? mm- IALO, i - g jjjjif frrjunum i GOOD Zd to T.2ove Cui HIGHWAYS s '' Eayo i , . ' ' V ' such 17 . You, Mr. Tenant, have received many notice. ijfffrrrrr""" a WAGES ARE DECREASED Was it convenient for you to move? Did you ever buy ROAD 371 DEPARTMENT STORES with Rent bill of groceries and pay for them receipts? ' ureau of Public Roada Prepare Interesting Study GALLUP, NEW MEXICO We several homes to sell at less than $500 cash Chart Giving have , of Conditions. and balance like rent. Stop thinking about it, do it. (Freptf br the United Stale Department of Airlculiure.) Girlo'and located bureau of Boyo' Savingn of Several Cottage Heights lots that are ideally A chart prepared by the Crccitmsnt sale convenient and terms. roads of the United States De- for at prices public the partment of Agriculture showing is office for trend of common labor wages on high- Tcbb Gkware We operate an Employmnt your dollars, In various geograph- WEAR way construction SCHOOL on some of income in- put them to work properties paying ic divisions since 1915 presents un and is 12 per cent Net. study of conditions during of for who complete teresting which Thee are day preparation parent u the period. The price per hour their children return to school 12 cents to 20 desirous of having wU We Write ALL Kind of Insurance, in 1015 ranged from i reason for them at 1922 Remember, rose to from 81 to 62 Tk everv outfitting priced Business Way. cents, gradually will derive a deal of atisf h. . in a Clean, Sound, cents iu UCt) and hus uow declined to The young folk great actio while the will from 15 to 47 ceuts. At the present frcm electioni made here, aving pro, F!CC3 15 McKINLEY COUNTY ABSTRACT & time the prices are as follows: particularly intereetmg ana important to parent. in the South Atlantic states, 18 S cents I CopaervatWe INVESTMENT CO. cents In the states east of and border- river ing the Ohio and Mississippi and including Alabuma, 24 cents in Charming the Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana group, 26 cents in the states whfc twin .hakntlv fold them Let Show You Muti Included between the Ohio ana Mis- Dresses Ui over their left arms without losing a states Gingham sissippi rivers, 20 cents In the beat in their song. Altogether they 7ITH to the REMARKABLE VALUES use or ol tne creaiures, m Kanwig and Missouri seventy eighty 36 cents in the big and little, harmless and poisonous, Canadian border, whin enakes. bull snakes, rattlers, any THE mountain states and 47 cent In the Smartest, most desirable School kind of snake. Pacific (tnte. Fitures for the New women Dresses for children, misses and Finally, almost unnoticed, England and Middle Atlantic states room with nlBCJUeS of attractive mama fpnm an inner have not yet been completed. growing girls. Variety G. CHANKLIN draw white and checked L. of sacred meal and a huge FUNNY On the chart referred to uie unes styles made up in plain Furniture tne coun. men Earftrtr circle In one comer ol the trend in the various and cotton pongee. They the lines break, the snakes are thrown showing ginghams the women hnvp the some eeneral rise and tub nicely and give splendid service. in a heap inside the circle, a few and them MEN fall and croRS each other In only You must see these exceptional values hastily timidly sprinkle In SHAKE with meal, and as nasiuy aepare. v er-ta- in rHIUH A Ifl rticulur exception being in order to fully appreciate them. OC3IAII of the younger Snake priests dart the states from Kansas and Missouri in onH nuiTinir n manv reDtiles as Ml north to the border, where the highest 2 to 16. Sizes can hold, daFh to the four direc of all the prevailed up to DAIXE AUGUST 26 they A SAD DEFEAT rate groups tions. Far out on tne piain xney 1020 and which has since shown the release their loans and their serpent most marked decrease, dropping from seek their holes and bear Jlmmle Whut Is Juck looking so brothers 62 cents in l'.CO to 29 cents in March. to $2.98 1). rain-pray- er $1.23 (Continued from Column 2, Page the recently enacted to sad about? the gods below. John His hnbit of saving money stained soft rosy brown. Their jaws is not lor mouth That all though quite, died down lust Suturdny and he tried SURVEYS LESSEN ROAD COST and duns are painted black, the there is the taking of the emetic outlined with white. A brown to open his Iron bank with a hummer, - broadly which the old women have prepared but he dents In instead of Shoes painted each year with herbs and which only put Contractor Given More Definite Basis Quality kilt, freshly from desert prevents out. Now lie is afraid the serpent symbol in black outlined sickness and death from snake bite. getting money for Bidding on Construction of At Quantity Prices with white, brown sash of many a nor dra- to ask his father for the key to It rat- It is neither pretty sight Highways. leather strips, pendant fox skin, matic. We will omit it from this de- nnd the only pleasure he can get out Footwear for Girls and Boyt below the knees, mocassins top-m-4 of his is to hear them rattle. The ieatner and the pro. tle) scription. Moreover, there inevitably tmvlngH (Prepared by the tTnfted Statei Department tanning with skunk fur, these are the ....4 invuriuhlv fnlfnwi a aeries of of Af rlrullnrf.) cess they pass thru, together with hfef fcaturea of their dress. Some now being the hiirh cradp workmnnshin at. questions, asked by the uninitiated of Laying Down a Road material surveys them feather wands of the Barrag. will co- sures and STYLE of of carry him who nas seen tne uance. ques- "Do you hear from your son at col- made In several states give QUALITY brownish hue. The whole effect like thiB: basis bid- tne cnaracter and matcb' une tion and answer run lege?" ntractors a more definite for nignest 1 of wildly-animate- d earthen crea- A. In less service. Q. Don't the snakes bite? They and often," said Mr. Grab-coin- . ding on road work and result tures in brown and black and white. do. "Early CHILD'S SHOES (illustrated it in front of "I get so mnny requests foi cheaper costs of construction, says They take their places Q. Do really use rattlers 7 A. of Unit- left) are of cordovan, brown kid, and with them they by and long the bureau of public roads ttie the Antelope priests do. money mall, telegraph flexible sole, wedge heel. Very and wave wands for They that I hesitate to ed States iK'pnrtment of Vlcul,ure- chant their many Q. Don't they kill the men they lilrtunce telephone finished $1.29 pair The seems to for In these surveys, supplies neatly minutes. music prow bite? A. They don't. - listen In' with my radio outfit, making . it breaks. The an- of slag, and other wilder Suddenly Q. Well, don't even get sick? fear I'll hear son's voice making stone, gravel, sand, One of them they tested Snake priests separate. the men are meant.) A. other appeal." materials are located, samples Children's Hose School in front of the kisi, reaches in (Evidently as acces- Supplies kneels Apparently not at least, not during and Information secured to out a snake. He its fac- Our Low Trices! and pulls grips the dance. Has Been About Some sibility, freight rates, and other At Noted Beck with his so that its head pro- Medium heavy rib cotton. lips Q. They have pulled their fangs, hus tors. This Information Is of permanent 15c 5c tect little beyond his left and "Your boy graduated?" Very durable pair Ink, Carter's eat jaw, haven't A. have not. are exhausted. 2 Se If is a six or seven they? They "Yes," said Mr. Grabcoln. "Now he value as supplies rarely Pencils, for it large snake, Q. Well, then, don't they get a contractor Informa- Mercerized lisle thread Hose eack its body with his why wants to go abroad and see something By furnishing Pencils, J. C. P. Spec...5 feet long, be grasps sick? A. I don't know. I have neard Misses 25c 5c . an to location of for pair Pencil Tablets etc hands. Meantime, another priest, dance of the world." . tion the satisfactory that for many days before the Pen Staffs 4c eack fttber-wan- d. ha taken his him see America Fine rib mer. Hose. With the men use the herb-te- a which the "Why don't you let Extra dancer's his m toes and "place st the right, places women prepare. It may be a counter-il- first r (strength hand dancer's left shoul- - ' heels -- 39c left on the I imagine the snakes- "You couldn't Interest him In a pair HAIR RIBBONS i l i.l. . l A I U vmvii. o ana wrtn me are ."vwell scared after nne days like that. He traveled with extra rib rein- We have a assortment per, with! pretty proposition Boys' heavy large fL&l Together, f meal-sprinkli- and he football team." forced toes and heels 49c pair priced. .U-p-, around attractively high, rythmic they .tart h ml)ch poj.on )efu After thm rnrt. A third Driest, also with! all, there's something on their side in Recall. feather-wan- d, falls in behind. Beyond the thia affair. But l don't Know. a Thus the whole fraternity forms intj Travelers Caller 'Kre, mister, If I gets t, It'a a spectacle. of three than words can great restitution of conjugal rights against groups faster come from Europe to see it, for Eur- laa School oeerribe. and are making the circle like it. Neither has my 'unhand, can the luw make 'lm dance. cross ope has nothing of the Every time they Asia. Africa may equal it in wild come buck to me? CUt wm wn kakw at mi n iinnn IsSa hnnnl. Blouses nrimiHvil flnVRCrpfV. hut not In reliiT- - Lawyer We could get a decree to those These beau fall as regularly as !... ft 1H (he fltllv rite madam. Where is your to .ioniinanpa that effect, For Boy of drum and keep perfect time of its kind in the whole world nnd htmliand? of the Both move-mer- the aong Antelope. less than four hundred miles from Culler 'E's doln' a life sentence. and are swift and w iltl. Full cut, button cuffs, faced song Albuquerque. button Circle Step. sleeves, pocket, waist band and six - button front. Several times each group of three x Better Days. makes the circle, and then the dancer DR. CANTRELL HOME The bride was found weeping. Stripe percales, chambrays, khaki and mercerized black drop the snake. The third member FROM CHICAGO "What's the matter?" asked her of the group, the "gatherer," now mother. sateen. Unusual values. brushes the snake with his wand, and "It's on my wedding day,' W. B. accompanied by raining aaiattMg it by the neck swings it high Dr. Cantrell, sobbed the liride. k air. Then he it over his Mra. Cantrell and brother Homer, 79c the drapes visit "Don't cry," comforted the more ex kfft arm ss as a woman have returned home after their A Concrete Road, unconcernedly perk-nee- be other Completed his cast. Mrs. Cantrell and Homer vis- mother. "There'll m adjusts a bouquet Meantime, with home folks in Tennessee, wedding days. of rUk is re- two companions, the "dancer" and the ited materials one element on around to the and Dr. Cantrell attended post grad- moved, and some of the states report EXTRA KNICKER "bugger, have gone Chi- khrf anH'hav irrarM) annthpr Kcrnent. uate course in modem surgery in hnve definite thnt Riirh to attend that they proof And so on and on and around and cago. Dr. Cantrell proposes service has resulted in decreased bids, Suits the Chicago surgical insti- Boys' around until the "gatherers' have annually The bureuu of public roads In the of Now and then tute so as to keep abreast o the latest Stylish, Serviceable, Low Priced armfuls reptiles. course of its operations has tested hand them to the Antelope methods of modern surgery. in Twn.K'nickr Suit! they Home O.(MK) of rock, sand, cor., samples quality and uiid are avail- for lioys Suits of dependable gravel, st!, reports Suits that w able the location from which and distinctive character giving will exacting was with pledpe our word please the sample taken together ., .l ,.li;n .l, rivoran1 dealt are C8 .i. results of tests. There now to be well dressed. An unusually Dig In rood laboratories engaged testing fii value for the money you pay. uiuterials und dutu are being rnpidly accumulated even in states thit are $6.90, $10.90, $14.75 SPURS HER AMBITION not at tills time uiuklug an Intensive Mayor Why do you wish to be survey. BOYS' SEPARATE KNICKERS appointed movie censor? . There's All-wo- ol pattern of work and no to Job, fabrics in attractive lots sslary the to boui Mrs, Filmhound Oh I'm not afraid LOWER CONSTRUCTION COSTS and colors that instantly appeal htiva unit tiarents. Allied Or umiire- - of the work, a And, besides, I'm just All Itlue and also. craty to se the pictures that have Decreased Prices Are Indicated In Serges Corduroys full size. Made for long service. 4o be suppressed. Bids Submitted on Federal-Ai- d All-Wo- ol .$2.69 Highway!. Trousers Complaint of Rant Other $1.23, $1.69, $1.98 l full of Though the world peopl Confirmation of the lower Who are voU-ln- dincontent, predicted Forty-nin- e of every fifty level prices for rood construction this Are of their rent, found in the on bid PROGRAM complaining year is reports leS REX THEATRE of 286 miles of federal-ai- roads THE GALLUP HERALD dealers will instruct their prices k fV,o look out and Ruling Passion Strong. received the bureau of rouds o, NEXT WEEK by public NEWS STAND SALES a pubheatwn FOR 1 have been to see that any one picks up Fleiirette of the United States Department of s sale ot very politely invite the wg new play of Machln's. Agriculture. When t.hp nrPRpnfc manarro-mfn- ff SUNDAY THURSDAY sales of Publ'TiS- - Marie Full of Ideas, isn't It? The cost per mile of some The Gallup Herald took charge, news publication, Msck Bennett Production, Cecil DeMille's Production, average be increases Fleiirette Yes: I especially noticed the siana saies oi ine materially THE CROSS ROADS OF "FOOL'S PARADISE." of the types of roadway, including neraio in liallup publications especially. cross-gored- ; a coat were less than 100 YORK." a skirt of luce, cost of grading and drainage, were: copies per week. at least NEW Snub Pollard The sales have increased We dare say that P$ Comedy, In a new shade of gray and an orange 78 miles of gravel at $9,150 a mile, 46 to now in look over The Gallup Christie Comedy, "THE BOW WOWS." 300 week. The Gallup WAS EVER THUS." funic decorated with green spots. of concrete at $29,000 a nearly copies pep week without "IT miles mile, Herald is on sale at K. & M. every Pay,nfj WEEKLY NEW8 . PRICES 25 Bnd 60c. Purls La Ilulonette, 47 miles of bituminous macadam at up to the news FJ Drug Store, the Banner Drug Store, They step over MONDAY $25,200 a mile, and 23 miles of bitumin- the up fhe HeraTd, look At thcnjpjj" Harvey House news stand, the uum - r The Correct Move. ous concrete at $25,000 a mile. and it back. By sucn ft, Repeating FRIDAY - Candy Shop the Jenpins Drug ROADS OF Niece (blushing)- Auntie, and the news dealer lose THE CROSS Tretty Store. Just recently the increase in' new NEW YORK." Repeating what would you do if you learned that of sales titled to ours; and thy une- "FOOL'S PARADISE." Pay It Out Taxes. weekly have been remarkable. ntitled to theirs. If these PJJJ TUESDAY a young man was secretly Inquiring Georgia Is planning expenditure of Some of the news stands have repeat- our grocery Production, us a cook? edly called for pie would go into swj Gartth Hughe about your anility $75,000,000 for the construction of a and an or "GARMENTS OF TRUTH." 1 would last week have pick up apple, nf'""wn, SATURDAY Wise Aunt Immediately network of highways throughout the During we investi- and walk out without some of the look- paying tn Bull Montana Comedy in moke secret Inquiries as to hi ability are to be en- gated news stands, to J. P. McGowan state. The costs paid to a they would do an injury (3 reels), THE to cook, my dear. ing further increase in sales, and do an m "THE RUZE OF to provide things tirely by tax on gasoline and motor we have eery dealers-t- hey "A LADIES' MAN." RATTLER." this suggestion to offer: rea ,.., license revenue. Some of the news stands the publishers by fi, WEDNESDAY Kind of Nervous. are not as ana not ior wu , Christie Comedy, watchful of their reading matter as pay r . "I give you a Job. You have aTme'nTS OF TRUTH" "Fair Enough." might Highway Cost Per Person. they can be. We noted that quite a MAN." WEEKLY NEWS. been a chorus girl how loug?" After deducting the amount paid by number go into news and "A LADIES' stands, pick up about "Ten years." automobiles In license fees, one and papers, look them over, lay them Next week we will tell HEADLINE seem nervous about down, not "You somebody one-tent- cent per day was the cost evidently finding just what medals of th Napoleon on feet." In- not "i? Rex and Cecil DeMille stepping your the American highway to the tv iTi- - lmt ' business. medals now in the POTfe8fJr,XjIar AaeuW Big Picture at the Thursday Friday, of Publisherr""wu,1 "Well, I have been acting with dividual man, woman and child In this place their publications ward Hart. Mr. Hart's "FOOL'S PARADISE" With news Healer ni. h -- m uncle served with naBCTr country last year. and an selling their publications, if new in the Napoleonic wars.