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7. VOL GALLUP, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922. NUMBER 34.

IDE FIRST PUBLISHED FACTS MADE EVANGELIST FREEMAN A VERY SIGNIFICANT SCORES IMMORALITY r AND OPEN STATEMENT GENERAL BROWN GIVES OUT MSSWI Wednesday night Evangelist the General went During time that after the fact that immor Brown met with citizens at the court ORDER THAT THE PUBLIC MAY KNOW ality and law has breaking become a house last one of the repre- - Bin Saturday FIRST AUTHENTIC INFORMATION FOIl TRUTH AND CAUSE great in lialluD. His remark nujim. tK .i r. i THE OF; MARTIAL pomi.t r,,d wl,ho,lt1 an.y stated In substance that he had rather Hi i t0 He THE PUBLIC NO ATTENTION TO "ybo, made it, be under the protection of solders ha been LAW. T.t l,rVaki,, and martial law than to have "pro-goi- on in Plaw WHO WOULD" RIOT-IS-M S. Gallup during the last few fessional gun men around." This was THOSE PREFER any WT,e w enforce the very significant statement, coming AND laws. He made ""it clear at the time it was made, and from TO LAW ORDER. (EDITORIAL) that he was not beating anything the union representative. It appeared around the bush, and called names of ;to have been made to mcn that the mose who nave taken oaths to enforcftiiini.m c, i,i . i,it.. "The of into is in order to This endorses the action of Governor Mechem in law. bringing troops Gallup guard paper i ffi ift auSrHr'Anratethe the interests of all of the people of the state and not in the to la8t election, and ending the State troops McKinley county and the establish- - aftLr.t.n just before Statement was taken to mean that the interests of any one locality or group of men," stated General small lw was to take charge. Thecal Miners' union who are here now Of martial bore gimlet headed to made - Und Brown in an interview with Herald aeBt law, politicians speaker it clear that the out- endeavoring to organize the non- - Wednesday the representat- had not enforced " the Contrary notwithstanding. ,, P" Wor the nnion coal diggers, could better ac- - ive. laws- nurmff hi.... turn nff fw L. IJ..I L i rt, cunipuxn ineir ooieci anu purposes in state New Mexico is in last Freeman continued without - "The coal supply the of only enough The troops arrived Gallup Saturday. Sunday mine- than if martial law had not been pro-m- g words and held his audience to to last for twelve days. In the Gallup district there is only 9 o'clock the soldiers were in full command. Civil elaimed, t ?'cse attention thruout his sermon. enough on hand to meet the demands of that district for three He was in were all unarmed except those who were absolutely emphatic declaring that if and one-ha- lf days. There have been no large of ne CAMP GROUND ADVS. quantities of all civil law. obligated himself by oath to en- - coal stored in this district because the coal air slacks. for the functioning force the laws he would either up Gallup his obeyp' of to General Brown requested leading citizens, especially oath of office or resign. And Those wishing to post advertise "It takes no great power Imagination see what the mmtv nffirinls. tr niPft. with Viim in iha 4iutris .m,,. that if one set of officials failed to Bients in the Gallup tourists camp results would be to the people of New Mexico if the transpor at which he infnrmori enforce tne laws that did not license ground can make arrangements by tation lines of the state were tied The railroads the room Saturday anernoon, time them justiBnotm,r do of the Mc- - up. of wt of offifjas to likewise. Applying to the secretary would to WDat martial law was ana wnat to expect irom him as com- - Mr. Freeman will continue services Kinley County Chamber of Commerce, state say that they have stop running trains within if oil burn ffianding Officer OI tne troops, Urown made himself nere for a few days longer. A moveourt house, lounsts stoppinu at our ten days the output here were stopped, and the four general will where nnderstood in plain Words and Without One single emphasis or is,on to have him extend the time.Jamp ground want to know ing locomotives in the state would be just enough to keep the renting that would lead any sane person to get the impression 4" J&FSl S government mails moving." (Ml He wvuiu uci-uiu- c ui iuvniiiicjr tvumy winie aciing April 23. Z,$JXmerchandise, and the Chamber of This, General Brown pointed out, is the real key to the M chief official of the order of martial law. General Brown is A great many people have become Commerce will sell space to adver-ver- y present situation. The plan of organizers of the strike, he said fine type of man, a thoro gentleman, understands the law of much interested in the way the timers in order to raise sufficient he knew from reliable information, was to make the strike in in our com-- 1 fundi with which to for the care how to act towards all men evangelist goes after sin pay and to a soldier, appreciates of every walk munity and his sermons are doing If the grounds. the Gallup district succeed thoroughly, then spread of life. The only person who would dub General Brown a czar great good in arousine real Methodist Dawson, Raton, and other fields of any importance in tne state. it either a "red or an individual who would to Christian in Gallup. he situation be neck," prefer spirit MADE RICH HAUL. This makes it necessary, stated, that the Gallup replace the Constitution of the United States with the red flag taken hold of at once to check the entire move before it wai HON. R. ..-.- , of the Russian hellions. L. BACA A Vnltnl enforcement officer, as- - beyond control. As the Albuquerque Journal has never published the truth ARRIVED THURSDAY Jjisted by two soldiers, captured a new The supply of coal on hand by the Gallup local dealers' about the situation and as the fiunson SIX loaneo wnn oooie eariy has out. Several stores in the town here, Albuquerque Herald didn't Hon. R. L. in- as the car wat been exhausted, he pointed to Baca, official court nday morning just begin discover the truth until some five days after martial terpreter, arrived Thursday and will bout to enter town. The names of as well as the post office have stopped their fires because of law had been established, altho both papers had special re- remain during this term of district he three men in the car could not difficulty in keeping supplied with coaj. If production through- porters on the ground from Saturday till the following Wednes- court. Mr. Baca has many warm ie learned at the time of going to out the state were greatly curtailed, as seems to be the object The Herald will a account friends in Gallup and McKinley coun- tress. The officers were on tne car and other industrial day, Gallup give brief of the cause ty, and he feels at home while on kfore the men in it were aware of of the strike organizers, light, power, : or causes which lead to martial law court duty here. ny one near. plants throughout the state would soon be unable to operate. M- coal Sheriff Roberts was called to 4 Railroads reserve the right in their contracts with oper- Mentmore. On arrival there he ators to confiscate all coal the mines produce in case of a found that some one had thrown a llllllllllllillllllH shortage. rock at the car in which bupt. Oeorge Miksch and others were riding, the Railroads of the state, he said, are now using slack wher stone smashing the glass shield of ever possible in their pumping stations and other plants to save the car. the flying glass cutting ugly on the supply of coal which they have. in the face one of the oc- rubes of of from cupants. The cause of this trouble "As regards the removal undesirable strikers the wai that Mr. Miksch had men in his property of the coal companies," he stated, "accommodations ear whom others thot were bound for for these pepple are . being supplied before they Jeave their tat mines for work. Mr. Roberts homes. We are after sanitation of the found armed present looking the women, backed by men, will are tents with rocks and other such junk, temporary camps which they have and providing fuarding the mines and preventing for their use. to even Miksch. One any enter, Supt. Perfect fairness he pointed out is being used in the dis- woman threw a stone that hit a man, of the the man making an effort to grabj 10 arming district. Not only strikers but all employes of hold of the woman, and another man: i operators are also being disarmed and the companies them- was heard to sjMMIi say: "If you put your i a selves have had to give up whatever arms have been on 1 11 they hands that woman kill you. Silk keeping for the of their , Mr. Roberts was able to restore i i protection property. of to ,A,.jrii "The something order, and returned 1 governor was wholly justified in declaring martial town. He saw was 1 that it very plain II ' law in this district and is perfectly justified in keeping it in that the Btrikers did not intend to effect here as is the orders If long as the situation what it is," he said. obey of the mine guards, men to order and to vmm - "Eriefly, the purpose of having the militia here is to employed keep I protect the protect property, these men being fhm men who wish to work in the mines in their right to do so, to daubed as "Company gun men, I preserve order, to supervise health, and to nroteet nrnnertv whom the In exhibited against strikers EE and life." v ' the utmost disrespect. Mr. Roberts returned to Gallup mil n r a. n .LaIuiiuJ1i m i w i u.'jrviLiLi uisvr Vather only to find that other places wanted WHITE MULE MERCHANTS than appeal is because they Mm, that none of the mine guards, BtrUKt JUUUh MJHAULK re ""aici 01 judge Keed Holloman. or "tompany gun men," socalleu, : H these bootleggers thought that by WuM maintain order without resorti- Ijisf Sutiirrisu .irM Tnn x(0,cV,Di appealing to the district court the ng to drastic measures. He was no- Julian Turner conducted a raid that icoall have their cases continued from tified one'erm of court to that threat had been made to mm m mm landed in jail a number of alleged another and so blow up the Gallup Southwestern m and of houses of J" 'he cases would be dismissed i bootleggers keepers mines. It was very evident that the Most of the 'or wan,t of evidence that they would trikers prisoners intended to get control of were released on apnroved bonds, oil i ?HV:e a.. irrje(' th,eir appeal before the e smaller mines in this district then having their trials Monday afternoon J,u( "o Ionian. But knowing that proceed to get control of the Gallup before Police Magistrate John lJu,,Ke l'lloman will not stand for American Coal Company properties. Sehauer. Attorneys E. A. Martin ami 8nv n,onkey business, allowing attor- - As de-l- 10 Put uch cases from on Mr. Roberts has had many years W. Chapman represented the y of experience in handling disturbed r fenrfnnts and City Attorney AlfraJ erm. t0. ano.ther and finally havinf ntuations, he knew that in order to Kuiz, supported by A. T. Hannett,,;? a8mJis eases in order to got aandle thfi Rituntinn Vira in a wov repressed the town of Gallup. thcnl ff the docket, they have do-- - to fine" that would prevnt the loss of life and It appears to be a trial case to seelcTd pay. reir M the cheaP' Property would be to have martial th. w n..ii., ... ict way out." Judge Schauer If lw established, and his rights of in witM . C stated that the no upon request Let Easter Be A authority dealing to handle met presentation of th rase to finv. violators of the Volstead Act, and the ?" ? "Tf.,Jih eases ernor Mechem, the outcome of these cases will be the evil of bootlegging can be broken State troops were In nv hj watched with interest, up Gallup. He further stated that uauup. had This is a brief statement of the The are the names of he no fears of Judge Holloman of Inspiration following the town cts which lead to of Day those under and who re- deciding against of Gallup. up the sending placed arrest believes wps to Gallup. No American titi- - ceived Judge Schauer that the town fines: has all who understands these ob-- Two women docket as John the legal rights necessary to facta SN'T it true that in the seeming hustle, bustle and striving (on Ha W to the soldiers here. No EE with dis- - prosecute bootleggers. will fin being of business life we all sometimes lose of the true Doe) charged conducting them to the limit. The de ..Henc?" citien who law EE I sight nousc, eacn iinea nu anu money mo appreciates ? orueny rived from such fines can be used to order, the protection of human meanings of events, occasions, days or seasons costs, and paid their fines. to Tito on two good advantage for the good of all. 11 ProPerty object having Isn't this true, more or less, in regard to Easter? Are we Victorio, bootlegging, k.Jra Any one who to counts, $.100 and costs, ana settled. objects self commercialisms to "vtaf soldiers about in times of such permitting glory, desires, ambitions, rs Wm, Bird, bootlegging, one count, A!j8 e,thfr an out-la- or not an r overshadow the day and rob us of aspirations which should E $100 and costs or 60 days in Jail. Ap- - SCOTTISH RITE CLUB American citizen, or in sympathy EE mean for us pealed, then withdrew appeal. Not out-law- s, happiness, peace, plenty? ENJOY MAUNDY SERVICES or against our Gov- - settled. tnjment. These few words are not aimed to preach creed nor form, Jack McGraw, bootlegging, three s services were are men wh0 have obli- - Instead they are grouped in a new form of a sincere invitation counts, 500 and costs, and settled. Maundy Thursday held April 13th at 7 p. m. at Masonio J'f Preserve order, to protect to in to visit his or her church on Easter. Mrs. Kose uonito, bootlegging, one urn every person Gallup ana nnu,.. 1 - n count. Appealed. hall by the Scottish Rite club, W. M. .!. To let it be a day of inspirations. Inspirations to all that is Bickel, 33rd Gen. uieir own lives. Sol' Geo. Sojat, bootlegging, two counts. Insp. Hon., presid- Sixty-fou- r members of the or- oeserve our highest commend best in them. $300 and costs. Settled. ing. wn inn roan 4 i i . Joe Loretto. three der were present Tha usual obliga- . . , is Easter commemorates the resurrection of the Christ ' An bootlegging, men counts, $500 and costs. Settled. tory service was held and toasts war bV?K Q'rePectfulIy of of A. T. uniform of an sol- - occasion which was the living proof of the victory Life over Chas. (JlKina, bootleggm. one proposed by Hannett, J. W. American ft. W. me? are the ctreets Death. And if that be so, then frail human fears, worries, count, $100 and ocsts. Appealed. Chapman, Dennard, George A. diking Pete one and Keepers, W. B. Lowe, L. If. Moors 2 iS?2p,Jwho JPeak n lowest terms jealousies, despairs are all useless. It is to us to look to the Paviono, count, $100 boys. costs. Appealed. " and Reginald G. Webb. After the source of our being and we are at least striving to do this formal services ByILI". Carl Stedham, bootlegging, one speeches wore give "otthe business of Sheriff when we to live the that we all know. Col. Norman L. Mas- or lM Governor to attempt Christianity count. Not guilty. by King, KCCH, Ihi use any his own Emma three ter of Kadosb, Santa Fa Corulstory; meanf V orce men to Each in way, Gontales, bootlegging, w not work $500 and costs. Not Chaplain Reemstma of Las Craces, jto work, but it. im the K. counts, settled. .n.. So visit YOUR church Easter Sunday. It will give you the Rev. L. A. Stark, J. C. Dr. 2SeI&S?berts a"l the Covernor Emma Gonzales, disorderly house. Spears, to strive anew in your work-a-da- y prob- $50 and costs. Settled. DeLong, Mr. Link of Gibson, Dr. L. '.n want work that inspirations meeting G. tkrfc!?r with would be with. Jack Smith, disorderly house. Not Wiilson, T. F. Smalllng and W. waAhlr from lems. Dealing fellowman as yon dealt M. Bickel. The snd that fatdted guilty. club was honored by if they do work the presence of Colonel I JJir lives will be It's well worth the effort. Xing, Captala protected. Judge Schaaer'a Ceaatent Andrews, Captain Moors of Santa fe and Chaplain - Reemstma of Lu lultl0U wian to Ulk without Judge Schauer commented on the Cruces. Followlnc the seeckjS a choose matter to Tha Gallup Herald repre- business was heJ. 1. ,a your . subject the meeting V, are talking to. sentative, in substance, as follows: Chapman ws elect;! praclLxt ft "At of no- sr-ri--j r 3 first moat the eases filed the dob for us j-- ar1 U : ud Gwu tice of appeal, now yo sea most of W. Dennard 1 vl them have paid their fines ami settled Artful fcwpst wm 1 ) I T S l...... u....u..ii..i.a..u..ui.iuuiiilllftHHIIillMlllllltlllllUillatllllMIUMUiMailllilllluiUM...iiaiiaaiu.uiffiutllMli - their eases. believe Oat tit tlieVaite ?i-- "nil"" I mm CXifit J I for most of than payfauj t&scr tint E7 Moi cf US L. . : 4 th f.AU iff liALD. SATLAY. AHUL 18-- IK , -- nuU..,.u - ' - - i I i nvrTTTTrimmm. mm . THIRi mm aw wm a aa w li m nnv nam FTTtin m vvv rnn INTERESTING,m5MATTER FOR OUR i xi ii, w vi vv nil . Automobile and Garage Page PHONE 95, AND TELL US THE NEWS

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WHO CONSTRUCTED THE New Head of Govenusttit Savialj Syiteia FIRST AUTO? mm " - EW Colo, April . vm It It i safe wafer that not more r?. A, A, 8Wrr than ana in every five thousand peo ple can answer the question aa to wno -- , w. u. built the lint automoDiie. 1 ..V. thiifir! Tha first automobile was construe ti t i teratt m Callup. Mr. Morrill ted by a Frenchman named Cu not in a- aslant r UI t m to -t great 1763 iut 159 Tears ago. It was liK (Contributed). to y-o- far then ashibited before the Marquis de r -- fiM I wfaa to it I ta U aad Snse end in 1769 Curnot built an Im 4) of a The manual training department Lew Wallace, Jr., Indiana, society held) a r-T- to thank you ox me The Thespian Literary t i Ui proved model at uie expense in the A E. F. during the business meeting this making a window display for tat I U err- -a pwmbiI awrtcU-Mfc-r French monarch. The motor cotuints captain monthly - Western Union. "Who's J 17 behalf. world war, has beta placed in charge -- " to give a pro- next?" aJorte in ear of two single-actio- n steam cylinder, it 7:30 We believe that Richard FuM in inch front of the Government Savings System rii"nigKh April 14, at In U b r 7 tJraeci alternately propelling the lintjle the Department Thil school auditorium the honor of doing the first piece et Aaeo-- 4. of Treasury the High f i y ;i Un chraa w that Mr wheels. Owing to the small size of Postal and Trea- ever done in usee to fulleat. travel includes Savings for Yo" Yes, it is free. upholstering tfc r tat the boiler it was impossible to Certificates. honored last Galluppg school. i i ) n-l kaa ta sury Saving The High school was v flab)! 8tfuter than four miles per ho ir or I The domestic - wnwow. ana week in having with them the great science girls tsktaf i Jraan, M. than fifteen minute withou in tne naa ilj, -- wnara aa otl(r. - Rev. R. B. Freeman, and part minuei tneir pictum y b JtoXt. aapecu .tormina- to et ud steam in their new i. cKter. Mr. Alfred R. Wells. They taken organdie dm, Though a crude machine, Cugnot' of after which Harold Burton is in the hospital Bortk kaa sboot flais had with in re sang a number songs first car waa Ingenious many Rav Fnwman trave a very aim " - - 3, wiare ia enure etaie end a creditable of work unci awe uur spect piece interesting talk. To the aeugnt ox u Elizabeth Bryden has been ahut exceeded, considering the times. After several tka Pacific roast will pupils his subject was noi oppor on account of illness. - successful experiments, which excited and ad- much it overturned with a tunity. The High school pupils need excellent - .interest, in. werk tooieatea sup- crash while rounding a corner at Dora Lynn was very unfortunate pathy, so li you nave any strings m art tiera. three miles an hour and was prompl last week in retting her hand badly the weather man, please speak for . Tear card for 1922 Is the have him down membership locked up in the arsenal as a public cut While working in chemistry and pull the curtails endossd herewith, and radiator era-U- n menace. laboratory. i to stop the dust and wind. win be fowarded later on. automobile is be Cnea you for your Cuenot'a still to again thanking seen In Muxeum of Con.or btarest, I beg to remain. the the Yours vatoire dea Arts et Metitf in I'nris Willis H. Berrier, wry truly. and is a most relic Staff Sergeants GU3 HOLMES, interesting cf eurly Will. 'in JANUARY Q"' m v wn MARCH locomotion. ROSTER OF TROOPS NOW Harold C. ''"yUMrV Managing Secretary. Mess Fred N. Ruiz. AT GALLUP Sergeant I 2 6 2 3 4f. i I y!VVrSX JVllv Stable Sergeant Everett W. Will. 345 f 7,tei 7 Walter E. Buell, Fred 15 16 17 13 I in small Sergeants WTOlK, fol6l7l8-01314- r farento are pretty much out of One advantage living in a ' H. Nichols, Horace C. Martin. 22242536275fr 32233425 1920211 I tV. I R town rich men in to Troop, 11 1th Cavalry, Fred bat even the brightest eenlor li that the it have Headquarter ) Clint G. Smith, 'tJt, C, Corporals found method of work like everybody else in order to N. M. N. from Aluhquerque u. uoane, 8 yet any doing Desmond aide de erick l. Lindau, tawara m 5 7 latwith be considered Captain Farrell, Victor C. Ismail N. Val- TMA 6 way then entirely. respectable. to General Brown. Anderson, vf- camp Adjutant encia. Major John W. F.Mer, state surgeon. Firs tCIass Aduardo O. C. C. of- Privates, Captain West, sanitary Alvarez, Oral C. Behymer, Bernardino ficer. D. William R. Ger- Officers H. M. lieuten- Carrion, Harlan, V24 SJN202I22 22 1) 242526 Teck, firxt ald H. Robert M. Pedro O. W. II. second Hines, Ie, r JhS ant; lilack, lieutenant. William I. Martin, Junn H. f C. Maese, Serjreitnt Major C. Cullpepper. Carlos C. Thomas I. Rivera, Sanchez, First Serjeant C. CartwriKht. Thome. l'eder-so- n. A. F. C. Ed-uar- DIP Sergeants Marth, Privates Miguel H. Alvarez, D. William H. C. Nixon. Carrion, Fite, Supply Sergeant Paul L. Ford, Paul G. Foss, Alberto Mens Sergeant R. F. Brown. Juan Gar- l'-r- Wi K Hol-com- Garcia, Garcia, Oscar L Mi PmitkrTroJ tie M. R. b, Corporals J. Angel. II. Keith E. Gehl. Roman B. Hidal- E. V. rett, FUk Premier Mil4-Kt- tn 17 vi G. Bradford, II. Sloan, ur Harold H. Hines, W'alter F. banker HI)ll1, go, THE aail4-M(-- Plr Lee Miller. Jacinto J. Jose M. it a tire which First Class R. R. Hughes, Jemente, aiil'-i-hi- i PIr N-o- Skid itivates French, Edwin A. Teles R. L. Lara, Limbaugh, will vou- - an CM Hlniickl HiU II U Freelove, Morris, McCullough, Ernesto L. Julian Lu- tell Nii-Mi- Lopez, Lucero, jrfelif honett, generous tt 1 4 PI; 4 C. N. Passmore, F. C. Stubbs. as cero, Robert E. McElroy, Jose D. Mon-toy- a. (we r . W. LieVuia. h urvice at a low 4 . M M tooks Moiyman. J. Andres Pea- cetrre d tti T. R. Abner. C Ochoa, Duara install Ki4'tMaki4 0r4. . Mm Bugler Oscar L. Catarino D. 4l)i-N- Ml flkl4tH . . 41 M C. cock, Peacock, arcoiaNOW Horseshoer Armstmng. Donald A. James B. . tiM Candiilo F. Terrar.as, Price, mi lYivates Baca, Blake, Rice, Roman Valenzuela, Waldemar N. L. J. Connor, E. Chavez, Connell, Von Schoeler, Salomon tsc thit tire and compare Candelaria, L. Engleheart, L. Garcia, Yrigoyen. makes his money by for- G. F. Holcomb, 0. Kirkpatrick, T. MISS BECKERGOES HE his in- with any at a competing Kinsworthy, S, Lucero, S. Lopez, D. esightby buying N. J. R. TO SOUTHERN COUNTIES vestments near the bottom ice. if best tamberson, Irrihas, Mann, price, pri It your pur Montoya, J. Peak, J. Fearce, J. Fer Miss Bertha Becker, social service not at the C. Sanchez, A, G J. worker of the rhild welfAra hns han top. chase if you want a low-- ine, Sanchez, Romero, J. Suffolk, C. With, A. called to Santa Fe and after a confer Arcola is an investment that priced tire. I'ickens. ence at headquarters will take up the Troop D, 111th Cavalry, Santa Fe work in the southern part of the costs less this month, NOW, than E. L. Safford. state. Miss Becker has been in Captain ever before in its It can ItisaFieJcTire.andis Fisk First Lieutenant, E. P. Moore. county since the first of the history. Second Lieutenant F. W. Gutter-ma- n. year. Besides making a complete sur- be installed more quickly and character clear through. vey of the county, has done regular Second Lieutenant R. L. Walton, school nurse work. easily NOW; your Steamfitter (attached). Under her supervision 637 school or Plumber has more time. Yaere'i m FUk 7V of txtra value First Sergeant O. I WooJ. children were examined by local phys- Mess M. G. Saner. icians. Of this number 678 were in . atfee, trwek Sergeant : Do awery for car, Forty-eig- this one little that Re-tiro- Stable R. E. Barnes. L. Der of those Timo to ? Sergeants Gallup. cent thing or wagon r.scudero, J. Hunter, U. U Maplin.i examined in Gallup were Phvsica V costs Pick the fd Buy Fleki e nothing. up lieoi-g- wilier. defective, 67 per cent of the 161 chil Cooks A. Martinez, dren examined in rural had Arcola Ortega. districts Save$ thit Horseshoer M. Mantes. physical defects. 98 per cent of which Banker First Class L. Baca. P. were remediable. OncThird of (rr SI lYivates, his Coal Call Steamfitter Bcnavides, J. Fayette, R. Garcia, C, The following items will show the your Hunter, Geo. Leeds, S. Lucero, Ber work that has been done to date by tun had in wrv. or Plumber nard S. J. Romero, J. Sena, the child welfare worker in WE now for on Koterts, McKinley WW mm Idol M. U aldez. ARCOLA Truiillo, county: i"d VVI" He can tell (so can lYivates J. Amador, A. Archuleta. Office interviews, 22. plMMd Wild a. ...'ft you your P. Baca, Geo. Chavez, E. Meeting addresses, IX. ww er UttU em banker) that house warmed Cordero, V" to biun mora the Komon r, Lortz, k. Desmond, t;. School children weighed and meas- tun two third much , u with radiators more and Diego, C. Escudero, C. Hen-era- F. ured, ur,s. col.M ov rents for would to""nrhex Herrera, L. Lovita, M. Lovato, S. Lo- Child welfare calls, 2.'U. th mmt sells for more than a house heat- pez, E. Maes. A. Montes, L. Ortiz, R. Miscellaneous calls, 67. a. ed A. Joae II. Ro- disease I McCarthy with a furnace or stoves. rtiz, Padilla, Rivera, Contagious calls, 3; com C,I.,!''-Fir,tau,B- A. C. A. M. municahle mero, Romero, Romero, J. disease calls, IS. oIKIng.lcr, Mlchlgui. Romero, R. Romero, H. Salazar. D. Calls to child He can tell how Arcola ; relating labor, 20. pij.,hlrdofvourtol you Salazar, J. Sena, Scarborough, J. Se- - Calls on dependent chiliiren, 8. worth Bvin.,tel. distributes its warmth to an t dillos, II. Stacker, F. West, R. c, Calls on delinquent children, 3. tow ,"",'"" A. Rodriquez. Nutrition classes held, 2. American Radiator in every ; HeadquarterH to. 137th Engineers, Kural tonsoliUated schools visited, room; (no more cold no Las Cruces n. rooms; Captain Richard H. Buvens. Jr, Rural single schools visited, 6. spotty heat) and how it pays for First Lieutenants, Alec Hood. Sam Child welfare associations organ- itself in fuel uel Atexander. ized, 2. the it saves. T Master Sergeants Clifford Hare. Survey of county. The work so far has been well done, tony liarncastle, rred (juesenbe: and tec hergeants Arthur Ruiz, the need of its continuation u FREE hert Jiminez. great. The discovery and isolation of The Case of A fine Fimt .Sergeant-Juli- un R. Chavez. three early diphtheria cases in tha ,.it Arcola book will be schools Staff Sergeants Julian Remal, nreventoil an oni.u..,:.. - .l' mailed send disease, and you: your name III 'Joseph Campbell, Rafiel Herrera, saving the city much in i and address ; Abel Nativadad money and lives, is in itself a to the address WillieSmilh Marquiz, Montoya. demo- below. Ilef-nard- nstration of the vital And Sergeants Fernundo Franco, o importance of telephone your Mores, Pablo Herrera, Richard am. ii wo, u nas Deen definite) Steamfitter or Plumber for William stated that a Incastcr, Santiago Sierra, l.'lw.S.I m.wnn ...111 regularly ..employei that free estimate but nut .ib m iskb up tne work NOW. "Willie Smith" Un't hh name, Kennedy. here in thin i what He lo.st both Corporals Tilar Contrera. Fran April. happened. elsco Kdwardo forearms in a farm machinery acc- rortillo, Rico, Santiago Rico, Anastasio Tome, Francisco Yr- - EXCESSIVE GASOLINE ident He and hid family thought him goyen. life-tim- e CiHik Jesus ' CONSUMPTION -- a useless cripplea wreck. Ortega. Privates, First Class Fnes Apa-Uc- a, Anastinio Alvarez, Simon Boca, Excessive use of gasoline is AMERICAN Daniel RADIATOR COMPANY An industrial rehabilitation worker Harula, Juan Ilorrego, David due to a faulty carburetor ad- C IMAI Botlers and of hia found means to havez, Antonia I anion, Florencw justment, a Amb9jca Jdiators for every heat in g need heard care, Cuaron, Kjunio Garcia, Isasii Garcia, poorly designed i.an-ia- . carburetor or intake 402 equip him with artificial limbs and Koberto manifold, Seventeenth Street Colo. today hi usefulness is practically 100 Privates Chon Alvarez. Jinii Ar. or to keeping the engine cy- Denver, viso. Cos-tale- percent restored. Henry Hamrastle, Givino s, linders at too low a temperature Perry Crittenden, Rafael Duran, because Pedro Jose the water in the cool- Duran, Garcia, Henry is Guion, Martin Herrera, Luis Hidalgo, ing system too cold. If you kuow of a ca.ie that industrial Jose Lucero. Silverio I.lmon, Alvino rehabilitation can help, report it to Lujan, Andrei Lujan, Manuel Molina, MORE ON PAY ROLL Deseredo Martinez, Alrano Moya, The roll of THE Ramon pay the Franklin GALLUP Ortiz, Santiago Perez, Willie Automobile of CLEANERS & DYERS D. W. ROCKEY Prvsiilio, Juan Rios, l,or.'niio San- company Syra- Joae Carlos cuse, N. Y., now State of Industrial Rehabilitation. chez, Tellea, Vigil, Ramua aggregates The Beat Work In the Supervisor Duarte. 2,855 names. The employment City. EtaU Education. I Department of Company A, IJ7th -- N. 1L Engineer. department reports that this Qk.Swrricw. We Santa Fe, Captin Uil Lane. shows Know How. Auto DeliVerf ' First lieutenant Dale Lane. figure an increase of 500 Second lieutenant Gus Hetigman. persons over that of a year PHONEMIC- -. I First 8ergeant Salmon Brown. ago.

3DB9 THE GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1822. PACT

K1WANIS CLUB Fricncb have received word from WilUn) Rtnfer. son of Dr. and T" 1 GallnB tZZJk All Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Haller that they W Rtntar. MS in the Kiwanis members were vfaltiPt wKa' again on "deck" at the luncheon on have arived in Cleveland and are hap- day until Sunday nicht located in their new home, his parents. Willard ia atttnddtf Utt . Thursday noon, held at the El Navajo, pily id where a delicious five course luncheon State University and xi dmf ipi-d- thta . was served. A number of out of town Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris and Mr. school work year. visitors were present at the meeting, and Mrs. Cregar were the dinner Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson Rev. J. C. Sanchea. Baptist Span namely: Mr. Villares, region director guests of cam of the Red Cross. He announced that in their home on Sunday evening. ish missionary of Albuquerque, BORATE . in n Priilav will hold services for VERA E. JOHNSON, Reporter. a nurse of the Red Cross will start and An the the Spanish-American- a over Sunday. No. 95. Residence Phone j No. 148-3- on her duties in Gallup the first thing important meeting Phone: guarantors was called on These service nave proven a aucxm Monday morning; other guests were Chautauqua was here two weeks Close Thursday Night) Mr. A. J. Coats of who Friday evening at 8 o'clock sharp in for Bov. Sanches (Forms Albuquerque, manse. and four services he was the (jucst of Dr. J. W. Hannett, the CongregationaWljurch ago during fifteen convert. . General Brown and Major the gained Pure Elder, Rev. and Mrs. 21, of Dr. H. G. Willson, also Mr. On Friday evening RASTER day afternoon, April with Mrs, guests Rev. Free- Mr. Villares. state euoerintendent of and Mrs. E. hos- McMahan and Mr. A. T. F. E. Graham entertained and mes-th- e High J. Walker as Kingsbaker. is ..ninif of Easter its inilh Hannett on the man, Rev. Hendrix and Mr. Wells at the American Red Cross, spendlnjt of and tesses. gave a short talk in the revival hope cam- a six o'clock dinner in their home en the week our city preparing St Club will 2 planting of trees and of that meet the newal of our aspira-&- Thursday at Second for Mrs. who will ar- t&IZl home of Mrs. A. W. Robertson on for paign, which will start soon. Dr. W. street. way Courtney, oW tired world rive the first of the week to take up "d lives Thursday afternoon, April 20. T D. Cornell gave the classification our Mm. left the latter her duties as nurse. Mrs. will entertain the St. cream COoHin& talk, which was on the subject of his William Turner county t floods and fills Grayson of week her old home in rffprinptSe Agnes Guild in her home on profession, "Dentistry." This was part last for Thursday left par-cnt- s, who is attend- her everlasting of Aransas, Texas, to visit with her Miss Mary Willson, STJS&i afternoon, April 20. one the best of the classification in " talks and was as well as Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson. She ing the state university Albuquer-- interesting month. came in on morning' and "S'an irresistible human impulse, educational. Dominie Kollie, captain will be gone about a que, Friday fash-&LJ- rt BIRTHDAY will the Easter holidays with and most SUPPER of the famous table No. 4, is still in spent Lk finest Dr. and Mrs. H. Q. Will-so- n. nd that impulse is Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hess were hosts the lead and this table will be called Mr. Palmer Ketner, who returned her parents, natural processes in to a pretty supper in their home on to the classification talk on Suntlav from a two weeks visit to the 4 . .. ' L J 1 DISTRICT MEETING OF upon give US. the earth can ui uie nour ox next So Ki- in Kansas City and Junction City, PLu .Ijout If ouiuiuay miii len, THE WOMAN'S CLUB Thursday. far Gallup Mr. Mrs. C. U. Manning of drab habiliments of win- - in honor of their small son Iwayne, wanis Club leads in the attendance Kansas, was accompanied home by his ;nd Ft IMlt Oil w . L o. I I, -U Lind- - Defiance came in on after- 'iuinn. mas xatohratiniT mahja WH III daughter. Mrs. Martha Ketner Thursday r J Tne ROinUCIl .lull.nW. vv.vu....i Ol"UU contest of the southwest. do and children of day anniversary A five course sun. will be well at sey. noon to their spring; shopping, can the earth., Gallup represented while Mr. attended tne O8' i:- be a was served to the of Second of here Manning - hre mav per following the meeting the District KIDDIES' PARTY on : Miss who the Scottish Rite held Thurs toJI!2Ln fom the dead. In every friends Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horricks, Federated Cluhs in Albuquerque April O'Conner, for past banquet Another successful kiddie party , discarded. He 'Mrs. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. 21. Mrs. A. 11. is seeral months has been the house day evening. 5?5?AtaM be Sharp DeLong president was that given by Mrs. J. J. Dunn, in Mol4? the festal John Reigel. M. and Mrs. Don I'hil- - of this district, having been elected truest of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hannett, rfu,7.niritof her hom ft in Mrs. Slack came in from re-- Miss Edna Miss Ger-liln- d Federation ion Saturday left on for her home Harry !juhition who is not stirred to a lips, Horricks, to this office at the State honor of her little Marcella, Thursday afternoon. Hanson, Miss in Ruswell last October. Sh e will daughter, Pennsylvania. Albuaueraue on Monday is not moved to forsake thetrude Dorothy McNutt, whose was the with Mr. G. A. welcome to the: Jackie Mr. and Mrs. Ed at all sessions. Miss Lois birthday anniversary driving overland Payne 5j!L. and rive Horricks, preside inspiration of the occasion. Two in his ne Lewis and son Ross and Miss Pauline Randolph, state chairman of Amer- Mrs. E. W. Cooper and Mrs. George carcniiyetaoinshruiugeiaoip hours were spent in an Easter egg went to Roswell on the first in his new car. She will visit with a "tfr. t,on rnnreh festival. Hess. icanization, will attend and give an Miss Car-- Hodgson , ..... : f hunt and little Elizabeth of the week to attend the District Mis- number of her friends while in the and unbeliever together aoureas on 'Americanization. finding the was lUUever B. CantrelliL,B largest number convention. The convention city. ' the influences of the day. In ST. AGNES GUILD W. E. Clarke and Mrs. W. iBt anil Joe Hannah sionary 3r for-- are also t prize will close on Friday and they expect it of us. whatever creed we Mrs. R. V. Strickler entertained among Gallup', delegates urdMore0 WM awarded second. Re The qt the wit' wecwoK. i vi to return home Sunday. Missionary Society nroiess, wci the members of the St. Agnes Guild uiswicv or muiiiuiK freshments were served and the fol Methodist church met in the church betokens. It is the April 21 will be devoted to business. k.f the dav at the home of Mrs. H. Neumann on lowing were the guests: Wary Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bickle, accom- - on Thursday afternoon and r that, life is worth the liv- - At noon a luncheon given by the club parlors Thursday afternoon. The time was f'.lizabeth Carman, Dorothy Kley, j j(,d b M j,rs. H. E. Phe. after a short businesa meeting the Sac love can never lose, ite i women or Albuquerque will tie ten Kenncilv. Kiev. Em Eas- and that Mri'nvet (Jliidvs nicie. motored oux, to ron final plans were made for their. We stand tooay noi av wie eline Cory, jane Mary Carman, Julia to a ter bazaar to bo given on Thursday, M, yiua ; During the afternoon an elab- - on Tuesday evening attend party tomb but on the threshold of this The were : gates. Caroline Walker, Thelma 20. tt a following guests present f a(J(lrcsst.9 and Cory, given by Mr. and Mrs. L. L Sabin, April sternal L. -- Smith, Thelma Mesdames J. Ambrose, Dowie, Ed .. i , m Griego, Margaret in honor of their wedding anniver- T. A. H. "r ;,i Joe Hannah Morello, Iiarbara On and nertal. Hart, Fuhrman, Neumann, v W. state of fcd-- Hale, sary. Fie hundred was the pastime Thursday Friday evening Geo. H. A. !'' l'arker, president Mewart, Vir(finia there were services held in the Con- -. Miksch, Kahn, Grayson, J. erated clubs, will also Vt. Margaret of the evenin gand more than twenty speak,L. Irene church. On CALENDAR Watson, raul Kley. t .1... - Ijribuen, guests were entertained by Mr. and gregational Thursday SOCIAL Janet Jieiu oi me Biaie cnuu nn.. Smwllinir. was of the 0. E. S. will The clubs Mrs. Sabin. A two course lunch was evening the anniversary The McKinley chapter department. represented STsiThfnkf in, Thelma Nvu- - institution of the Lord's Supper. On ,Jt a served at a very late hour. session on PICNIC m m.s re s, net in regular Monday u.smd t!.' mann, rnei-lexa-f "Good was """"V, , Dorothy Ketner, Aggie Friday evening Friday" The members of the Junior Depart- que, rtninuriy, uiiulijiu, r1,,-,- :-. l,.,r Hnrtha Worm. observed with a story of the day at "llen'sClubof the of church all Karminirton. Las Cmces, Man- On evening the Easter ser- Congregational ment the Baptist gath- lrdsb:irg, Clinton Seymour and Charles Sunday told by the combined Four Gospel hold a at the El F. E. Graham home on Mt-sill- Silver Socorro and vices to be held at the Congregation church will banquet ered at the Park, City, ning. Writers and was illustrated with on Wednesday evening. and then with bas- Dona Ana county federation of clubs. church will consist of the famous Eas- Navajo Sunday afternoon, beauti- more than one hundred pictures. Sunbeam Band will meet at the kets well filled for a picnic dinner, ter picture, "Ram Das." The THURSDAY CLUB of are all laid horn of Mrs. P. E. Graham on Sat- set off for the hills, chaperoned ENTERTAINMENT ful scenes this picture H. Collins entertained at they SCHOOL Mrs. C. C. Manning was delightful the is con- Mrs. W. afternoon, April 15. by Mrs. F. E. Graham and Mrs. R. F. the in India and photography informal in home on Sat- urday On Wednesday afternoon at hostess to the members of her Thurs- sidered The film an tea her 0. E. S. Social Club will meet at Yoder. school and exceedingly good. 8. The house - chapel hour the high day club at the City club on Thursday under the direction urday afternoon, April the home of Mrs. Jack High on Fri- with was photographed was decorated a de- teachers were highly entertained afternoon, April 13. Mrs. Harry of some of the of the beautifully giving rendered school or- awarded biggest experts the table a program by the Slack of Albuquerque was inter-churc- h world movement, lightful spring atmosphere, club. later was with candles and chestra and high school glee the rrize, making the high score for and with its unlimited resources, it pretty burning This orchestra, composed of Walter the afternoon's play. A two-cour- se one the that the bowls of violets and place went is considered of best marked Mrs. W. B. Cantrell. L. Cornell, Joe Cregar, Pat Lucero, lunch was served. Those enjoying has ever Two for Chris- organiiation produced. R. T. C. W. J. Arellano, Eloise Kurke, Irene the afternoon were Mesdames K S. musical numbers and a scrip Goehring, Poison, Mildred Alice L. G. special Stehle, W. E. Clarke, H. Phenide and tian, White, Mary Lawrence, T. F. Smalling, ture will complete the ser Cor-nel- ), reading W. Goodman, Hazel Hawthorne, who are Shanklin, W. R. Cregar, W. in xne woros Mrs. J. Stofer. show l. vices. The t.aster siory not yet members of high school, A. T. Hannett, W. E. Clarke, of the four gospel writers will be il musical instinct and artistic re- W. B. Col. real A. W. Robertson, Harry Slack, lustrated by about sixty slides. (Continued on Page 8, 1.) finement, which seemed to make the Johnson, Kosina Burke, F. L. Evans. club of results in short-- program all too short. The glee M ifI perfect is something for the school to be EASTER PARTY ff when use of and their song M Jf I II cning you proud "Maytime" Little Miss Cynthia Morris was a in This if Mazola, which is 100 was especially good. The following hostess to a number of her Either Coat Cape if u If II per the "Sil lovely III I oil numbers made up program: cen Fure vegetable m - . . f 1 II III l ver uke, by orchestru Out tne,,- M on tiut-- r rtv moist- - i. Mii " r v ho cr 0 Vlti in KOlO. Garment absolutely free from F i i rlllh' ' 'ihu ot tornnnn was in I 1 j Fpem of r III u i' " innuij l'.ik every urc Being a liquid, it is ai for Easter eirir and rabbits, which r.inii ,il fashion is a 11 It tra corner 1 III I at all times for in every nook and iimilumcnUil idea 11 I I ready I'l'l I ...... v.. r ,..,,. I luni u h i c h when Joe ( regar and Irene Christian f ,u a lunc MirvML Tht a hwa(l ' Irene tr.ncd to its "Maylime, glee club; thwt, llUlo W.re Kuth Bickle. has Christian and Mildred White; ,,0y out(c sonic r" Murtha Wilson, Earnest Neumann, lenticular appeal ish orchestra Ar-u.- I 2 Ebb 4 cup Sutra f lieauty,' J.mrnie Bickle. in woman. il ff I 1 JL S teahpor'n S;iTr S cup Water ff 1 of spririj,' fillI II cup M;i:ola (ft tablespoon) PAST MATRONS' CLUB EMBROIDERY CLUB shows the IIl IS cup larrv Mour I 2 Powder hos- idea teaxpoornt Ilkinu 1 he mcmiicis oi me Mrs. T. C. I'olson extended the nujor ihu ' Vanilla rasi .ihuih. "two-in-on- teaspoon Havering f met with Mrs. M. Glied, in her of her lovely home on East Mur to he ' Club pitality ' m Break even, add mtR.ir and heat wltl home on West Aztec avenue on Fri- Hill to the members of the Kmbroid-er- v garments. vC l,vt'r ne.itcr uniil llht and thnk. on cape- - dress W Add M.nla and water and brat day afternoon. A pleasant afternoon Club Wednesday afternoon, The a s are TP iTiTf j until tiiorouRhlv mixed, hold in u....u uruTit in the coiiL'enialitV of the April J2. The hours were spent in anil capc-siot- " X. fiftctl drv ingredwnia. Hake in A lunch was and and a sumptuous .onoiii; the newest 1 lV oiled with Maxola. Clied home. delicious sewing chatting M VAvr naui members: lunch was served. Those present ..hov.nis. The served to the following woman Mosilamos A. Carrington, J. M. were: Mesdames L. A. Stark, W. D. iiii a titters 11. H. Neumann. Horace Moses, a l.iLtg.-ii- of two Boyle, W. R. Cregar, V. Evans, Corn. C. B. J. M. c..irincnts for the Kennerly, H. (i. Willson, Ed Hart F. B. Maple, Chambers, V W. A. c of one. Palmer Ketner. h. fc. Wood, . 11 iBovIe, W. It. Cregar, J. Stofer, pri. i lit-- newest Morris. The next will be 1 . Hannett. meeting is the coat held on Friday, May 6, at th home of Hurt. SEWING CLUB shown here, Mrs. F.dward uracil is converti- Mrs. 0. H. Gosch entertained the a Wed- ble either to MEN'S CLUB members of her Sewing Cluh on coat or a in her home on cape On next the nesday afternoon r a g I a ti Wednesday evening South Pueco drive. A af- smart Men's club has arranged a banquet pleasant sleeve sport coat. and have invited their ternoon was spent and refreshments When sleeves are and program served to the Mes- wives and sweethearts to be their were following: unbuttoned they L. A. Clark J. M. honored at the El R. dames King, King, form a cape. guests Navajo. J. A. Watson. R. H. Hag- L. White will be in charge of the pro- Carman, When buttoned T. A. Fuhrman, G. A. Payne. gram and the president, W. H. Cre- gard, ,i shown on the will be toastmaster for the led. a Used and recommended Public School Domestic Science Teachers gar, raRlan by PHILETHEA BANQUET spoil model is ob The Philethea Class of the Metho- tamed. dist church gave a banquet at the El Navajo on Friday night. Those en- joying the affair were Mrs. Ethel Evans, Misses Maude F'easter, Fay Burke, May Hush, Krma Spence, Es- TRADE WITH THE ter Divilbliss, Ethel Hollinger, Fil- lings, Fay and Olive Diggs, Dorothy Serve the Best Payne and Beatrice Colton. We Always STRANGERS' CLUB The members of the Strangers' Club met at the home of Mrs. W. B. the Cantrell in her home on Tuesday at Marked Mes- afternoon. Her guests were Oily dames L R. Goehring, O. H. Gosch, Rowton, E. F. Padell. And get the best meats that money can buy. Mrs. J. E. Brock of Gibson was in the city on Thursday doing shopping WHITE CAFE and with friends. Following is a list of a few of the good things visiting Miss Amy C. Dobbie left on Thurs day on an extended visit with to eat: friends in Kansas City. Mrs. C. A. Carrinirton is in from You Less and You t. Pot Cost get Good Pot Roast, Veal Roast, the ranch to visit with friends and to attend to matters of business. lb 15c, 17c lb Hi, 20,25c the Best. Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Stark were 27c th dinner truest of Mr. and Mrs. Good Shoulder Steak, Cornfed Pork Roast. John SpearB in their home on Sunday lb :.--17i- c evening. Pork Chops, lb 30c Mr ami Mrs. Pettite. who have been Beef , lb. 15c visiting in California coast cities for A BRILLIANT DISPLAY Boiling 12, the two weeks, arnveo nome on past OF NEW SPRING MILLINERY Pork -- 25c Tuesday. Milk Veal Stew 15c Pure Sausage. tadlvM, Fed Presenting Fashion's Smartest Whims. Each Hat Jh Invitations are out to a large bridge comes from eelection or design. W. H. Col- tiality that personal fttM we handle nothing party to be given by Mrs. known of our American makers, as well as original cratUoM of Get cuts before buying, on after- best our prices on other lins in her home Saturday Ur at the lowest prices. noon, April 15. Choosing from tuch wonderful variety la really fMclnaUng. but the best of everything This Tones of Canna. Jade, Cactus, Green, Paxlwrniie, Mrs. J. W. Sto- Spring's . On Friday afternoon Foam and Hyacinth Bum are skillfully- adapted. was hostess to the mem- never lovelier. fer charming Hats, always in favor, were ,f bers of the P. E. O. club in her home ALSO DO HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTINO ,, on E. Hill avenue. WE Heimdeirsllioitft & All Mail Orders will have prompt and careful attantis. , Sawyer Mr. Harry Slack left on Sunday for MILUTIERY PHONE 64 Farmingtoa and will be gone moetof SUMMERS PROMPT DELIVERY the week attending to business in that part of the country. The Laa Cruces Citizen U boosting the Hon. Herbert Holt GALLUP HERALD as "the next United States Senator for New Mexico." Alright, NEW MEXICO Will, we are willing. C.-I- l TATZ2 CT McKLNLKT COUNTT, L. Honing, llart Building, No. 810 Railroad Arenu i t CariJ The rumored that a was to operate on monkey $2.00 tip surgeon Ji L2t Cm Ymt M Advaix maggie's bump of egotism is only rumor. Proof of this was ta W f Otfto at CUa, Ki Mate on exhibition on the front page of last Sunday morning's Albu- querque Journal, in that the name of "Carl C. Magee" was The Wise Investor AKD CHICAGO. ILL AMOCUTION. NEW YOU CtTT. tt. T. Joped up twice in one four-dec-k head. KZXICO PRESS ASSOCIATION I IZ2 CT KZW never ties up all his money, Some is always 2A.L7U3 Minting Editor and Publisher If the raid on bootleggers by the town authorities wa9 available at short notice. made to test out the law as to whether or not a town could JUDGE SCHAUER HAD BUSY DAY prosecute such crime, as we hare been informed, well and good. However, we would like to call attention to one law Our time deposits provide an admirable oppor- that can be enforced without risk of being beat for the man who desires his bank number of arrests were made upon com-r.-- ii running any tunity deposit Cztzxixj anti-gambli- ng V"i 1 by any higher court the law, if you please. a well investment. C.zlZ2 bootlegging and prostitution. It was the big-r- to be paying temporary pulled off in Gallup and if the prosecutions and i ni will b considerably better off. If the law BUY AT HOME! The certificates can be turned into cash for 100 c;i Gallup is not tST Ttlzh the arrests and prosecutions were made cents on a dollar at any time. They pay 5 per tz-'z- zi courts then will be on the right est by higher Gallup Economists mail-orde- r cent and are Volstead the are watching the sales of houses. interest negotiable. fcx fcifct enforcement of the Act, When these sales it will indicate wsti-fambli- convinced begin increasing, they say, ng lews. This paper is firmly that the is restored. Ci will decide the action of the town of farmers buying power being that no court against that it true. . Tk! has been of the opinion all the while Unfortunately, hi. paper firmly It would be a much more desirable sign of general im- that could prosecute bootleggers, prostitutes, gamblers, Ga:p now a start provement if the upward swing would take place in the sales as other violators of the law, and that sn.dll-tow- at well all of n merchants instead of mail-ord- er houses. we trust our and sheriffs depart- haa been made that police After all is said and, an order from ments will make It known to the public that the laws of the done, placed away and the town home means that the money will circulate away from home State Bank United States, of New Mexico, McKinley county utsicie our own Gallup community. - - OlUailUP Will Deeniorcea. jt Bwav advisable for enih individual rf a rnmrnnnitv GALLUP NEW MEXICO Ae to the to do not de "rVes the c?eai the everything possible to make hU community prosperous, street rumor. lUoea "a,' ProsDeritv in'chicvn nr st. T.r,,.fa r v,, Vnrir r kw ' Orleans or FranciHCO Seattle-th- ese public in to beat martial law Atlanta or San or i re fine by the town ofWXtW'Jt1?:.Gallup Saturday and to read about. t. it mrA mnd well enough it was done. If the raid was held thrilling things it was a few days They impart a snug and smug feeling of security that the off till after the town election, only delayed country is back on its feet. NO TELLIN' WHAT it done. If the raid was planned because of the remarks getting was - But prosperity in some far-of- f city, while it of Senator Gregory Page in hia speech before the town Pepub- eventually was me was may extend to us, is not felt as immediately as prosperity right When a feller gets sick, as we sometimes do, the sun don't lican convention, good ana wenit aone. u raia here at home. made on the eve of the retiring of the old town board, good shine, nor the sky ain't blue. . . . But the wind turns cold, an' Just When you from a mail-ord- er are contrib and well it was done. If the raid was pulled at the time in buy house, you the clouds look black, when we shift from feet, to the flat of all the cred- uting to the prosperity of a distant community. our back an' we hurl bad words our order to prevent Evangelist Freeman from reaping When ... at blasted luck, till you buy near home, you are contributing to the the Doc comes in, with his an' he looks us it, good and wellIt was done. of own pizen truck, over, If or all of these rumors have anything to do with the prosperity your community. inside an' out, to find if it's fever, or chills, or gout. It any will The little you may save in ordering by mail is more than ... raid, let us hope that the same pressure and circumstances might be measles, or mumps, or pip it could be flu, or the is to have counteracted by your share of what the home community loses we have or be brot to bear at any time and whenever it necessary in the of doggone grippe, may fits, it may be faints, or, and way prosperity. more than it's a dozen bom- our town cleaned up of bootleggers, prostitues, gamblers The to like, complaints. ... So, the Doc law breakers. No matter who enacted the laws quickest way get money circulating at home is to bards 'em, with shot an till, fust we we're all other circulate money at home. shell, thing know, whether Republicans or Democrats passed the laws our laws around an' well! to caust either be enforced or repealed no other way maintain It's about that way with our human life, which in w ho will not en- largely respect for our laws. Democrats authority WHAT SHIPS MEAN TO FARMERS consists of man and wife. . . . There's a heap depends on the were are a disgrace to kids we dark-blu- force laws which passed by Republicans raise, whether flesh an' blood, or e days. . . . fill. who have no respect for laws And there's lots on the offices they Republicans What ships mean to America is depends the heights we vault, if we land which were enacted Democrats are not an honor to the Na- country demonstrated in on it's all our by the movement of American grain into the interior of Russia. thorns, fault, or, mebbe we land in a bed of rose, tion and are a disgrace to their party. it all on the seed folks cer- Don Livingston, commissioner of agriculture of South Dakota depends sows. The Doc's called in, The Idiotic excuse made by some that we must have when the fever's but when we Those who and a member of the purchasing committee for Russian Re- high, cool off, he sails on by, tain "necessary evils" is rot of the rankest type. lief of the but tomorrow is due, with the it criminals or in w ith American Relief Association, reports that the first freight brings, whether make Mich statements are either sympathy two steamers that sailed from better or wuss, it's our'n by jings! An' when I reflact on the crime. Baltimore, Md., carrying ap- human proximately 500,000 bushels of mixed corn have mess, I'm bound to conclude, it's a game of guess. The point with The Gallup Herald is that the raid was arrived at the is Novorissisk. Four hundred cars were assembled at the made, proper prosecutions were dealt out and public to rush port This will be re the grain to the interior in an effort to save the chil- HOMEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922. vrv well nleaacd at the Ion? delayed start. dren from starvation. membered by The Gallup Herald and we will demand that Since the first of the vear thirtv steamers hava yu-thin- can State and Nation be enforced as J you t learn anything from arithmetic, figure the laws of our town, county. Russia W to bearing relief corn in round 5 700 000 kLZS ha? huJstle 'ou want t0 anywhere. Three be. we see our authorities at figures sixty-fiv- e they should If that go "sleep bushels, in addition to and days in a year. we live for a raid 1,464.750 bushels of wheat. The we have Suppose fifty the switch" again, we will call attention to the fact that have ships jears only 18550 days to accomplish. If we workin' cleared from New York, Baltimore, New Phila- at fifteen then we start was made Saturday, April 8, 1922, and if a raid can be pulled Orleans, chop off 5.475 days an' we have 12,775 left. If delphia, and Boston. In of old when we're 811 Off on one day a raid can be pulled every day in the year. days partisans bold Tik on the holidays and never get the suggestion of aid for t 80 8e if e Let the laws be enforced efficiency is the best politics. government American shipping was fhmin.&J"lyu10,t'5.dai'3,: yu want even a hundred regarded in the light of iniquitous graft, but the are people UP Nou wondep some fulks coming to see that American ships mean the of kind of ,rh . nder what awkward expansion e"?,W d?s whLen he makes a million in a year or two. The tall, lean, lank, gawky and country boy American trade and that a merchant marine is of real Anhow we got much for was T. B. to import time scandal monging, have we? seen on our streets last Saturday morning chasing the farmer who may never have seen a ship. Criticism is finches back to offered of Crabb's bull Albuquerque. the present subsidy plan as outlined by President WId,we get for nothi"K we want Harding and Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board in that it will mean on DaUtiLl 0cked UP in the little red hool house The town of Republican central committee appear the basis of allotment the giant ocean paen-ge- r 'or the nnkJl'1' Gallup liners will to have committed some sort of insult towards the town of receive great favor while slow vessels will not be aided freight Gallup Democratic central committee by the former tendering materially. This is something the farm bloc the latter. The Herald extends our may be relied on to investigate. Ships mean increased congratulations to Gallup cultural agri- tender sympathy to both committees; to the Republican com- activity and agricultural activity means increased to limb of olive prosperity for all the people. mittee kind offer a the r Undoubtedly there would be the for being enough - Y morninx boys H People over in India "Good still a drivno- tnwa.v. hokin tu. . and to the Democratic committee for being too cockish - o iviiiiiu mc ot an and '?u fowS over branch, American ucveiupmem Uhen wel learn. The getting along there?" to know how to receive a merchant marine had Chairman Lasker carried out uivmble school house has just opened. compliment his of programme education instead of confining it to the flit- S. twice been tering generalities that have characterized his whence by pas9'i,,f? It is now claimed that P. Vidal has elected talks at ban. SemenHf tffivW.f2i judement-o- f of and has never yet served once. .Mvva autci Ulll IllVfl public iHn a.PPea,led and the court mayor Gallup old A.Jmir.1 Jt'a bett to follow S?ift - it long enough THdi"MpeS.Jud,feinent- we suspend The town of Gallup pulled the greatest matinee Monday world ThTf J anything-efinite- ly. First the afternoon at the court house ever witnessed by our people. The right. Everthtai chiiSL ad that is Ml and home-mad- e booze drew a crowd of the cur (traphicl. When ,,mTeSt-- r morals are Keo exhibition of large su'it Up ious. John Schauer the show with so Z ?nly and Jtice are fixed, Stage Manager kept going felu rid of their counter-Poundi- net wil .dP28ublihing .lir'me ein, out single hitch, and we are informed that proceeds XfJtk TM last- - Whe de we get well nish pull the town electric light and water plant out of powe rto ZKoZ then ttW 4 dAvil? force he has not the We return in the near track and make hU stefm hime down a different debt. are promised a date performance ZJ mdl wheols8uh future. instead of tread mills? WE DIDN'T DIG UP APROPOS OF SPRING A committee visited The Gallup Herald office and after some we were ' as not in Public auctions asked "spotted being sym stood A A , jjggcejothe We've the howl- nf-- - winter- -- nn' an nm coal strikers. The editor of The Her- .1 mo lUSIIUUj: pn. wth the Gallup when the zero us 'i """cu ri,? -- to as well as many other items of days, pecky stung an' the grippe was every, family support, whar, and the weathcr-ma- n so That we nto meet every day. The coal diggers union head reckless, piled it on im forty the undewigned the ert"e wavs.- as we couirhed and np7.pd nn nltivnrn1-.. n bought on the of the strike . , v.i-i-j nine we r"rs stated at beginning present that struck the We m future. ere to all until the air. caned the fuel, an' we set around the d bu.ie.. plenty of funds provldo strikers blaze, sorter wonderin' what wnnld h known . The City so we ' , i w.v r.iiin.-- i never dffr,nfes!. could be adjusted, and refused to "nig up" an our mind went back to far local funds and to continue to refuse. The Gal quit, summer with its glorious fishin' Market, located at 214 sv propose ee.-iun- me Railroad Avenue, lun Herald office has been The uay, ounuays wnen me oiggcst suckers bit. nrald and the "spotted." NOW at last We're on the thrnHhnM nf nnnth e fir.t of "aroV suit u to a T. the year 1922, and when the sun busts all- thi rivot-- hn hoH are in no , : y iht ' uuiiuj to- way gether, an she II warm the laughin' waters as they tink'e down connected with Vi any olher DO NOT APPLY the streams, sorter chordin with f ruAMrA o ha i i peron or firm the- weather. Then railv rnnnri tho on v, ninpiUu n uic lUnClUUH whUoever, and .re ot The Gallup Herald remembers some of the aftermath maple sap a man could preach a sermon on the early mess of re.pon.ible for any tt ' mrthl law period of 1919, we now make a statement greens. The bluebells an' the butter-cup- s are wakin' from then-- ' ain.t ,.id pUce ,.nce so some people mar know Just how and where to find us: nap ii a ume 10 nig me sassairas an plant our kidney beans. thal Attn, the 1919 martial law had been declared off, certain peo- ple requested that we publish matter which we were honor bound to refer. It maybe .that we will be requested to print undesirable natter after the present martial law Is off, and if Hendsrchott & go, we will refsss. Don't forget this. Sawyer THE GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL . tS, 1J22. pac3 rr.-z- G. A. PAYNE MADE News TRIP OVER ROAD Gallup and Happenings BY CRECAR a. IMS rat t G. A. AND PERSONALS, Payne, manager of the Gal. 1UHI1 lup Laundry, made a trip to Albu- lUj'IbkJ querque and return during the week, Fomu Close bringing back a AS fjcpfcoo Thursday Night very nice laundry ANOTHER EASTER COMES wagon, a regular city style affaif, sanitary, dust and rain proof. Mr. Payne th tYlAri ant to eat think of The only exclusive Insurance reports that mm dnL consider the many advantages of thrift and .?vr 4Hv agency' ;luP to Albuqueque is in - H vuoa. . uavia good shape paving. gajijianan w- jauu. insurance M Dcen pnone sua W. Coal u i u done but Agency, Ave uem me nas . . f Vnirt passed thru Gal- - nue. AUV. . uu worn not been fin is bed. You will at the week from find an account the McKinley arty Prt rim This brings out the County Bank will Miss Helen Tillian visited in TJIue-wat- .EL question as to accomplish splendid results - week. why the road is not being finished all to li to look Biter DUSHieau iiihji- last enabling you accumulate more money. he and the way. Commissioner V. H. Morris reports that informs us well in their Cali-- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramos that McKinley county naw.-- "- money is un and that he does not un- - '!JSG a fine baby boy, April 11. Mrs some. uuistana me work fin- jmia Ramos is staying in Winslow where way is not Sun-'stt- ished. There is stroU-- hnut with Ravioli bt she is receiving medical care. a of p:i aijto, dinner miles between Guam and Bluewater Saratoga Cafe.-A- dv. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Take notice of that should be completed. The Mc- the number of peo- Kinley Chamber the sale of who are takinsr their rfaiiu County of Commerce 0 Duffy reports ple snoui on 4 to Asa Moon of day lunches at the Manharfm get busy this matter and JwOiimobile bring about results our is anu you win come Adv. money up along. The man who e want me roaa tourist time is here I(im(bUNTYBANK I and L. of tourists will go thru sections k oar business te please you L Sabin Ft. Dfianr-- in- wnere are are in oir sells you a life there better mm .iknit 'Jk, you feel that you receiving Thursday night to attend the Manhattan Scottish Rite toads are the questions that interest Gallur NewMexico Si kit of treatment banquet. surance is a tourists. Cste-A- df. policy ORGANIZED I All lines of Insurant. nf1nt;n. 1904 imuar E. W. Tamony will Fire. Theft. Plate Clan Afnmnuu friend of " over the in your Tniks trips county tourist Baggage, Fjood, Rain! his tax rolls in up-t- THE BUMBLE BUGS ENJOY to et ruuuu tuaoiuty written. Unas. wife. If he per- W. Davis Insurance Agency, A MULCHING VISIT 248.", Adv. phone I suades Brim your r in and we will give you that nuiK. (Contributed). ID estimate oeiore Binning Charles Kelsey. manager of the also . you need fire April 8, 1922, a rather -u ' at Zun came Saturday. lbs. FAMILY WASH Rouse.-A-dv. 20 DiMB in tQ town on Thursday afternnsin tall figure was seen meandering our streets, with nose at U2Vi elevation as vnR SALE CHEAP-Carl- oad "Zw, "nl ,81X atuwbaker, insurance he is a sic a tho to keep some secret from spilling, boned mares and horses, SUit- - " any Pleasure 10 UrlVe For inry and he is very much pleased in his otherwise with a harmless and rather $1.25 Sil aw vaju- - tllf JOr purpuBca. choice. He is business mat- friend of the en- saintly appearance. The fitture ere-- bwton'i Coal avenue, Gal-b- 7 attending We Wash, Rinse, Blue, Wring and Return to You Damp the stables, ters in the city. N. M. tire istampede. This figure stalked about Entire Family Wash family. for some time, evidently for T.k a seat at one of our tables, Only the largest and best com- waiting are the inhabitants of our dear little city 'look over our menu list, and if you panies represented by this agency, or to bestir our business places, and to Gallup Steam find what you want, tell us and assuring you promnt and satisfac in Laundry tat in (discover thut a mighty one was will ret it lor tory settlement case of loss. Chas. PHONE 166. you. juannatcan W. Davis Equitable Life our miil.st. ftothing exciting taking Cafer-Ad- v. Insurance Agency. Phone 248. Adv. place till it was noticed that the fig- Assurance ure was becoming a bit nervous. As to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Society Bora Zanardi, Gallup has long since discarded the , Uby bojr, March 24. Leo Leaden, the "booster" for Gal- old time town and country hitching posts, NAMES OF JURORS Amado Lopez, Allison, N. M., Prec. lup McKinley county, left on Representatives the figure was seen to turn corners If mar oroDerty is worth having it Friday for GRAND AND PETIT 17. morning Albuquerque, at rather lively and switchy gait. Roscoe N. a worm oeuig protectea oy an insur-luc- e wnere ne goes to complete his road There no trees on our Rodgers, Gallup, being streets, Prec. 4. . policy written this agency. map and which he will Grand by distribute and our back alleys being open anu Jury o ("Do it bow. Phone, call or write. the route on his back along way to clear from one t'other, the august U. S. S. Leo - II. 0. N. Prec. Fulton, Submarine Division, Gallup. has been all over the SERVICE rHATCOUNn bod;,- beiran to move more cautiously Marshall, Gallup, M., W. Coal Z48- in Atlantic Fleet, United States Navy Ave., Phone - Adv. State the past two months and and' with much steadier step. For this that never before has W. C. N. M.. Yard, Philadelphia, Pa., April 8, says he seen saintly animal to have trodden a slip- Blackwell, Callup. 1922. A. W. Simington and family left the roads in such I'rec. 3. good shape, espe- CREGAR&COLLINS pery or easily turnable object would the Pub- for their new home at Pop- - in Editor of Daily or Weekly fridy cially McKinley county. have produced a catastrophe. But, as Jas. Ruitsel, Heaton, N. M., Prec. 11. lication of r, Mont. PHONE 135 loved and for (newspaper) Gallup, Jove as ever cared the E. B. Buell, Gallup, N. M., Prec. 4. New Mexico. are not one of NEXT TO COURTHOUSE in all of dire If you the many helpless stages distress, Alezandro N. Dear Editor: If you want first class work who are pleased with the service of" he did not desert this one on Marquez, McGaffey, repair mighty M., Prec. 18. Would you kindly print the below it a reasonable car the Manhattan price, bring your Cafe, come along and C. N. note in next issue. Dimon Rouse. Adv. t...... 4a ...... h ..trwi. nm ' ...... Meyers, Gallup, M., your Thanking Jo i'u win come again. auv. you for kindness, we Leonard F, P.VIW UL na nvnr f rrn knrf.MA nl,lnml)Ai,a tViu... TeC. 0 your remain, j " w.v. ..v... iju.v i'i.iir a laiauiiiuuii nt..7i.v,ai,l...r Mallecio Very tne wte on a aforesaid ana tne cute Carritlo, Heaton, N. M., truly yours, Aiounuerque during tall figure Prec. 11. CHARLES MARTIN A visit. Democrutic boss of Gallup were seen Dewey Oliver, Gallup, N. M., Prec. ARTHUR CLARKE. 'approaching one another. They met. Dear Friends: FOR SALE Furniture fur sale. The tall observed the extended 3. figure Knifanio San Mateo. N. M.. We are two young sailors I'hotie r hund limb of the law, caressed Leyba. in, right 1 the U. S. Navy, ages 20 and 22, it, bowed in humbleness but without rv lone- i Chas. M respectively, and feel John Shearden chaniriiiir the ancle of his McDonald, Allison, N. very has been stationed lofty peak, Prec. 17. some at times while at sea. The at Holbrook under as tho to a mush the management prevent poultice monotony of the se le Price Gibson, N. M., Prec. 2. surrounding of Leo and is there the 'from off his Lump of ego-so- Pipkin, Laden, for slipping John Crown Point, N. M., being the reason. TIs truly of irivin out mi-- tism. relief havine been enjoyed by Tucker, so Dumose thn ! 14. wonderful to know that letter thuntio road and the tall fifrure with no seeming: dis- - Precinct reports information, N. M., are waiting ,for you upon arrival Leo his romuture to tne Democratic tne George Ryan, Ramah, Prec, is workinu hard anil throuh doss, 9. in port, so we would be very untinnir effort. Ga un should be bodies were obxerveu to ascend to to all MAY thl-th- - . grateful young ladies who filled with all .duri windino- stairs thut lea.i to the Mariano sancnei, Allison, M., tourist 17, would car.i to correspond with us. summer. Gallup Tamniuny shop, and what took ' rc' after this will ever re arearito Garcia, Gibson, N. M Sincerely, place perhaps Prec. 2. CHARLES MARTIN & The Manhattan Cafe feeds a main a dead secret. Yet, with some Brunswick Records neat C. A. Griffin,, Crown Point, N. M., ARTHUR CLARKE. many people every day there is a lb. Address: U. S. S. Fulton, care reason. Adv. relations between the two objects Y. oflr;c,f . N. M., Prec. Postmaster New York, N. --ON SALE TODA- Y- this subject, occurring over the sale' Gonzales, Gallup, - w of a bond about two nun- . . -- CHRISTINA KERR prvcious at r k. f Never insult a operatic dred then a stint to nave "-- i beautiful girl by re Glmod Cltlo mar and Ocean) Act It plunks, tne:., 12. her (Heaven kale returned because that some kind Prec. ferring to as intelligent. IHlt Tenor, In Italian Tino Pattleri I Trevatore A.-- Christina Kerr, of Mrs. B. Crown N. Dl quella plra (Tremble, Ye Tyrants! III. daughter of a pent-u- p excise for not sup- Jerry Farris, Point, Hone I (Verdi) Tenor, In Italian Tino P.ittlr Anna Kerr, born at Raton, N M M., Prec. U. Chaanen Indotie of From - a pet candidate in the last An automobile is a good friend, but (Son India) "Kalk" tKimahy- 19, lUOtj, died St. porting rank Thoreau, N. M., 1MN Kotiakow) Soprano, In EnKllah Florence Eiston August at Mary's senatorial race, and a rejoinder that' thtldera, it's a wicked enemy. Let Soof ( the) Shepherd Iehl h"rim "Sne(iurot' hki" (lurmkr- hospital April 12, V.i'22, after an ill- the to of Koraakow) aoprano. In Kngilnh Klirence Cuton money belonged something N. M Prec. ness of eleven weeks. Funeral ser second-rat- e we with! r,avi1 Chavw, Gallup, u politician, gay, It isn't polite to do. It, but there are INSTRUMENTAL vices at First Methodist church Tues- remembrance such strained UMt Korlarne i some of a lot of folks need a kick- In F Sharp Major (Op. 15, No. 21 (Chopin piano- and burial at F- - B' bson, Ramah, N. M., Prec. that good forte Rnln t.'.Hv Ntf day Gallup cemetery, relations between the objects of think after are down. Nov Rev. conducted the ing they nnnnrUn Dance No. t (Brahma) Plinoforte Solo Kit Hendnx services. subject, we were about to turn in the 1HH Jtoade dea (Dance of the Uoblinai ' Bazzinl) Viuhn Soio This little srirl had been sick for Gardner Davis, Gallup, N. M., Prec. II uttfrni-ir- . fire alarm so thut our might lironMlaw a time and her was people 4. Huniarlan Dance No. 1 (Brahms-Joachim- ) Violin Solu long suffering ee from tht. wrath ,.ome to N. HrinlU liubrmUJ terrible. Everybody joins in extend- As before the tall hav- - Juan Grijalba, Gallup, M., Prec. Ble Nlfhta (Vincent-Thompso- Hawaiian noted, figure Players . to the nnd 1. mi Krini-hlr- ing sympathy bereaved obtained was then liber- He Frank Ferera an'l Anthony ir.g relief, at lOrayelle-HarlnK- widowed H. C. N. Ptec. My Uanallan Rainbow I Hawaiian Players mother and her children. to strut more cockish. Elkins, Thoreau, M., Frank Kerera anil Anth.my Franrhr o-- ty i. FLOWERS FOR Vlolln-Flute-- Tr Eeenlnt Bella (Ellenberg) irp. . HotiJ iir As miniums sometimes fall E. M 2. Me Sweet Long-Ing- GonJ Tn DISTRICT COURT J. Brock, Gallup, N. Prec. (Menxel) jhsr from a cranberry tree, CONCERT C. A. Keeble, Gallup, N. M., Prec. EASTER . CONVENES MONDAY A cranberry lodged upon 4. ( La ( Blaaco-Alvare- In Mil Fartlda (Tha 'Departure) Biruono. Monday, April 17, district court for MS 8panlih (lluieppe Oanme Petit .... N Tarantelle (Roninil Baritone. In Italian UIuj.'oph Hanu.' McKinley county will convene. Judge whether the two hundred Jury H 1 Mother. Mw 11m T I. k' i r Just Let iNnlfln.Trflhnrn.l TVnor Reed Holloman, District Attorney eunualds or we I an the Moonlight (Buak-liulle- ) Tenor was paid back not, Vicente Otero, San Mateo, N. M., Alexander Read, and other court offi may never know, nor do we care. Nei Prec. 15. POPULAR cials will be s here, arriving Sunday. :thl.r can we to whether monkeycarl-Thi- Ed Griego, Allison, N. M., Prec. 17, Utah Brown Dluaa (Tolltn-Ager- ) Comdienn with Orchestra term of court will run for - MM likely t. ,,,,., wji support the Democrat- Fred N. M., Prec. M.irlfiiret Ynunij two weeks. Holloman desires Mott, McGaffey, Maybe Von Think Vou're ) Judge ic. Republican or Socialist ticket in 18. Fooliii( Dahr to all dockets cleaned and ComeJIenne with Orcheatra Margiret Youni keep up next State election, nor do we care. O. F. Peck, Gallup, N. M., Prec. 4. rmlirornla ( Friend-Conra- d avoid in before the MM Tenor William Be delays matters Suffice it to that his presence in N. M., (Fleeaun-Vo- n on. I Baritone say Enrique Garcia, Gallup, Ita AIkIhuiiji Miuiirar Tllierl Tenor court, no Billy Jonea ami Krnet llira GaUup created fears nor pleasures, Prec. 0. ntuuil.lv ti thu tnu-- f Tell Her at Tnlllcht (aroaaman-Donaldnoo- ) Baritone .,v,.;Tf I)mirrnr. Miguel Baca, Gibson, N. M., Prec. Hit J Kliiott 8h.iw NhW AUIO MKM ic boss, and his fears and r leasurrs 19 1 Time After Time (Brennan-Ball- ) Tenor Charlea Bart and Mala Trl G. W. Elliott and Fred Mtitto have 'arp not under consideration. j, 7, Smith, Gallup, N. M., Prec. 4. associated in a firm for the That the one landed safely Tom Crown N. M., FOR DANCING purpose great Elkins, Point, , of handling the Maxwell and Chnl-jbac- k in the Duke City was proven prec, 14, After the Bala Fox Trot As soon a the issue of Sunday; N. 12. H4t, Iahum Jonwa' Orrhe mcrs cars. as suitable conclusively by Bedel Wells, Gibson, M., Prec. lit (Hublnaon-Weatnl- be be the black Thoee Lonflnf For You Blue Fox Trot i building can secured cars will morning's jumping jack, big j, j, Crockett, Ramah, N. M., I'rec. Iiham Jones' Oruhe on exhibition. of the head lines on the front page 9, Medley 0f No. 1 the Hull kept Speaking painting Old Faahloned Waltaea, C'After news in usual N. "The Bowery" "Sweet Hoele O Urady" "The Hldewiilka new firm, Mr. Elliott said that great the egotistical style, Manuel Baca, Gibson, M., Prec. Nw Iho Onod old Humiue, in in this lotet Vork" "Annie Kooney" "In improvements had been made thenly instance (riving the Kivat;2. Time") Carl Fenton'e Orfheelru his will handle and name of Carl C. twice beforel N. Prec. 2. Ml Medley of Old Southern Melodies, No. 1 Waltz ("My Did cars agency being Mugee Jose Aragon, Gibson, M., Kentucky Home" "Old Folka at Home" "Old Uliu-- Joe' an auto salesman of several years' the reader had a chance to see that Alczandro Montoya, Gallup, N. M., "MaeaiTa In da Cold Ground" "Carry Mo Hack to Old he will have no tall was still alive 3. Carl Fenton'a orchestra experience hesitancy the great gawk j'rec. Vlramny") the LoneMime Hour Fox Trot (Roae-Frlend- ) Orchealrul in offennjr his cars to the. public. and on job. Ihen, with the usual frank Alire, Heaton, N. M., Prec. mi by Walter Haenechen malice and hatred for the Governor 11. tut Kudy Wledoeffa Cnllfornlnna li Old Girl Arrnnae-men- t MURDER WILL OUT of New Mexico, and with everybody Antonio McGaffey, N. M., Fa.liloned Fox Trot (Al Joleon) Orchostnil ll i At . Lobato, by Walter Huenachen. . . Rudy Wledoeffa Ciillfornliiii' 14. 1921. the of Man- - a"'1 10 tne 1M Culle Fox - U Aucust body everytning intnuiy v,ov.irn,c Trot Introducing- "I've Found a Hud AmonK crnor or the States best intrest, he K. P. N. M., Prec. 4. tut Koaea" from "Tha Blue Kitten" (Hartmch-Frlm- uel Martinez was found by the side Scllard, Gallup, lit Bennle KrunKor'a Orrhis' of the track at the east end of the !lK'ul'etl Iortn ooniba.stic venom mat, y. G. Wilson, Gallup, N. M., Prec. Jimmy, I Iaiv But You Fox Trot was so me 10 ot wor a Oruliei. at the Gallup It was lar irom iruin ;4. aplei Bennle Krueirer platform depot. sucn as ne Ml Lo Fox Trot claimed that the man had been struck only uses nims'it coum; Kduanlo Gutierrez, ureece, w. M., 10a Belvln a ()r hen and killed. In duel have with some degree 01 Prec. 19. Flowers are the most ex- Anxel Child Fox Trot a Orchcsti bv a moving train empioyea decency and sanitation earlier in the B. E. Thoreau, N. M., Prec. Easter. . In Ulueblrd Ijuid Fox Trot (Wllliama-Mhort- time the railroad company paid the Harvey, pressive symbol of tut Iiiham Jonea' Orchoetru widow of tho dead man her claim l'ay- - 7. lit By tha Silvery Nile Fox Trot (Yollen-Johnao- R. L. ROBERTS. To to Orcheitra VV. E. I'helns. special Santa Fe offi F. A. Baxter, Jr., Gallup, N. M., give flowers, have Inhani Jonee flowers in our is tiSO Thrill rox Trot (West)... Cnatkwood Marimba Hand cer at was not satisfied with Prec. 4. windows, tc My Carolina Marimba Band G.illup, an of Love which Roae Fox Trot (Hall).Camiewood evidrn.e showing that the man John Horracka, Gallup, N. M., Prec expression oor Little Me Fox Trot (Benny Duvle) tho all the world knows and un- M Bennle Krueiter a Orcheatra had been killed by a moving train. THE YERSINS RETURN 5. lit Won't Lear Mt, Matuiaf Fox Trot (Santly-Conra- he Manuel Benavidea, N. derstands. Orchaatra With what little evidence could McGaffey, Bennle Krueger'a on clue M.. Prec. 3. lrUI Blue Fox Trot (Erdman-Melnken- ) find he Kept at work the of The sentiment Is tlN Jonea' Orcheatra Yv. W. N. almost 1 Ieham murder. ; rid in this work he was Mr. and Mrs. H. YeMn and R. Ranvage, Gallup, M., Prec. two thousand old now Yoo're Only Baby-F- ox Trot (Ljont 3. years labam Jonea' Orcheatra helped by Sheriff Bob Roberts. From their son Billie have returned from and it H. N. still endures as it time to time the two officers would their visit thru the San Juan Basin, J. Bosscher, Rehoboth, M., will to the end of the world. ,.,.,r nrti- - on the nroirress of croini? as far as Aztec ana uurango, itcc. n. their work, resulting in the arrest and, via Farmington and Ship Kock.! Hugh Ridgway, Gibson, N. M., And our stock of (.inrriinir Hilurio Altaian. Witnesses Sneaking of the trip Mr. Ycrsin said Prec. 12. L. G. SHANKL1N now show that Altaian usod a knife that the great gas well at Artec J. F. Redmond, Gibson, N. M., Prec, Easter Candies Martinez killed could easily the of Los 2. " - FURNITURE and knocked down, supply city is full and complete. HARDWARE him beranse Martinez wouldn't pay Angeles. Mr. Yersin aaid that the Refugio Barela, Gallup, N M., him for a bottle of white mule liquor. San Juan Basin people have every-Alcala- n Prec. 15. placed the dead man close byithinjf except money they have the O. L. Hathorn, Gallup, N. M., Prec. Homemade, Pure, the track so that it would appear that finest ranches, farms, orchards, cat--a 3. Delicious eery-woun- Tais. 11. moving train hit him. The knife: tie, hogs, horses, poultry and Jose Gallup, N. M., Prec. on the face of the dead man, thing that nature and industry can Alfred Alary, Gibson, N. M., Prec. one ear being cut, and the hat he supply. When the railroad is con-wb- re 2...... advan-M- r. THE showing knife cuts, furnished structed they will have every Louis, Fallon, McGaffey, N. M Phelps with a clue to start on. tage that can be given any people Prec. 18. Mr. Roberts got busy, and the two, any where on earth. Mr. Yersin George Teasdale, Callus, N. M CANDY SHC? who are very efficient offleers, stated that the Mads were Just as Prec. 4. worked the case out, and now Alcalan'good as could be expected to be thru Hrold Blickensderfer, Callup, N. Phew IN is in Jail without bond to await the i such a country, the India geaer- - M., Prec. 4. action of the grand jury. vatlon. C. A. Floyd, Gallup, N. M., Prec. 4. ItSX TH2 GALLUP liXRALD, gATUSAV. AKUL 18,

ARTIFICIAL HANDS THAT r UJCE THOSE Flower. That BlooTjnjjeJpri Tl'3e2A.KS.. PF0I1NATURE MADE The '"-- - 1 : 1 Cars!! ' - r I I . . m . -- m m. L KAMA rr n. ii . im man who llmM hand or a foot in an Indus ' and needs no tjrz:'Tkw-!n- m another mother's young the, trial accident longer go , --1 wsa saaJe will not mt tb young at is the j through life maimed and burdened - ) I ' t 'lx4m tajcma with rabbits and other such ani- with a useless limb. Artificial limb .i i La't--a Andes 'mala. They make very little noise, manufacture haa reached a stage at I t Esitvta ware i The jr require water twice wek 'which cunning mechanical substitutes " SJM IWJ I wnen green iooo is given ana I nisy now oe proviuca inai uo ins ,3V-3Br-i is! ' y. Ifcey vry day when no green foodir work of the missing member almost I food pwrsoss mi riven. Cavirs may be divided into las well as the one provided by nature. l if threw classes and D. IV. state of i.-- T Ore knadrsd years laboratory, peta Rockey, supervisor ' 1 to the eastern meet. Tb pet ami laboratory market' industrial rehabilitation, received at , r for a nam-li- s already overcrowded so people ae the department of education this --t""J ttea Die x l--i Cm people of the turn ins; to meat trade. Caviesjweek a set of photographs for u inisv -- r' to use them are very interesting little animals to in member. Tbey snow men with : I worn wiw ana nearly everyone wiiu ; ooin arms missing wno are ooing ti inter- - y ' Osssris sf Hraf ;T,1JMt them becomes intensely normal, every-ds- work at their ( the unless havemer and tfood as 'vatie western part of the e,t1 " work, they occupations making it to secured inferior and diseased stock, usual. The pictures will be in kaw Jaet bccwi wake - r the is a vat. In this case they soon become discour- the work of the industrial nhu!i!ita-sge- d i i ti t t isti that cavy and soon the business. ion in maimed t for food. The cavy is give op ;t department showing f J But on the other hand, if the right 'and men that they need I 1 aalmal known. It thrive 1. t a-- ani-!n- . - .1 . .l .-- .J kind of stock is secured and the and give up. While the U. despair ' J , 7VT!7JVntT tyhf ihould 'snala are cared for properly, immense 'department cannot provide funds for ffmff fiApreNEf?? eani mj5) flVifatitaowwtof msstt Re.'ProriU " froln, artificial limbs it can give the man ypU pppH Li 1 foUow- - ( who needs their aid information about 7 " ' Vms show at f ?" T Ti . born with their eyes open an where and bow to get them, and can 4 -- 41 . j laftar tk ara bnrn th ar ninnine 'onliat tha aiH nf ntheri uhoro finan J. h 'around the same food that assistance is needed. A number i , ul.. anrf min-- eating thejeiai i Z i :UkT!lKh iolder ones are ealin:. The mother of such caw s have nlrcady In en . , 'doeo not build a nest for her young. Ibroutht to the attention of the de-- tatt M ABMnra are wsning!(We fan ,Und ,ny kjnj 0f heat if partment, and Mr. Rockey states that v-- IJ - av swoner nr aT- - kept m tne ,bade and their he will be gUd to have such esses " na any UmSZ :: . " are well ventilated. In the win- - to his attention. ' r brought 1- iissw In smaller aBsawaawaMsawawaawjaawBawaa--1- I J kept a Mturt pr4(Vik.. with , he,v. r it U raiaed. Teopla r ,ur coat to withstand the cold, t . ; t C cavy to aaawar thU to much VMup M r,a(t nj cie,. 1 TU cavy requires ka: Gaflu.wouq mi,e ,n weal place to 1 tlra aey other animal known, r(ilM) Since XMr n,tive sad ayit i.l "ir eared for require lessih4UnU ar b!jfh np In tne Andt,. 1 mountains, a high altitude like the tI is now served around would make GAlisUP i" ) cavy regu'arly country Gallup for rt V. f laaitmf hotela of Loa Asfslea, an ideal placo to raise them. Here CHAUTAUQUA i and other cities in Cslifor--; there ia plenty of space and an unlim- - 11. iJuaa animals are scarce bow (ted number may be kept Plenty of gJ t'.s diasaad for them as food green food may be grown and the mmt i b anrpUed. In too west 1200 expense of feeding them will be very 27 and 28 eavtea are waoo aacn weea oy w small. April 24, 25, 26, aratacisa and there are 6,000 cavies More information may be had on rakws sach week for laboratory use. this subject by writing to the Genor ttia sseana that the are &800 cavir Cavy Co., 651 Sunset Blvd., Holly- wtich are too small for meat purpose wood, Calif. wUrk ssast bo gotten rid of and there 6 Is ao market for them. For Uia rea- - Be Found at ay mom wno ara rawng Happiness" to Chautauqua for laboratory purposes cannot Manners' Will Malta Its Firat Weatern Appearance on the Second Night of the Chautaaq of their supply ant ronse- - Hartley Play "Happiness" assaf'i aoaa dscobm difcouraged and &t tie bosiness, while If they had Mi ails' caviea that could b--s useil for For ThoM Who Btaat i i!isss their millet woull be Worship vabmiled. Mr. M. 8. Cenor of the At Gallup Churches Lit Clvy company bis ben in the avy basoaa for thirty years and CHURCH OF THE HOLY stands vry pbasa of reclii.x. rt ka 1 i new importinir soms lorge ca-- SPIRIT from 8oath America, which weigh (Episcopal) from five to eight pounds in order to REV. A. J. G. OOW1E, Rector bring-- n th six of the Amerl'vi avy . so that they will bo better Easter Day. for meat Cavies Holy communion, 8 a. m. adapted punn. " atoy b prepared in any way wblcii CNdren's Eucharist, 9:15 a. m. rhkkra or rabl-i- t may be prcpe'wl. Choral celebration of the Holy Eu- Ptoi'Ma That May Be Made (rem charist, 11 a. m. Cavioa. As follows: Each . fsmal cavy wiil averaxe Hymn 121 Processional. tar cavies to a Utter and will hive "The Strife Is O'er, the Battle flv Utters a year, but It i adviiuble Won," I'alestrina. to breed them only four time a year. Kyrie Kleison, Tallis. A Utter will run from ona to nine. Gloria Tibi. At this rate a female cavy will have Laus Tibi, Crulkohank in E flat at least twelve cavies a yeae. Gov- Hymn 115 "Welcome Happy ernment Bulletin No. bZ' stal. that Morning," Sullivan. each female cavy will make $10.00 Sermon. "He Is Rinen." a year. It coats only righty unl a Offertory Anthem. year to feed each cavy, where all the "He Is Not Here He Is Ristn," food has to be and i'.ut Clare. amount where nomn of the At PrenciiUition of the Alms. half this -- foo-- l sn be raised or ohUtiiHil five. Hymn J1H At the Lamb's High A I'uud hen will make 'ro n $I.W n FiBHt We Kinp," Elvey. f? fM a year and it ta'rs 'en llm.f Sumuni Corila, Sunctus; Csmidge. the space, car and feed to keep tin m. Benedict us. On can readily see thai cavies are Afrnus Iei, Siemper in C. much more profitable. Th msi ure In the place of the Gloria in Ex- - front the cavy hutches make excel- - ceUis: lent fertiliser and ran be noil lor Hymn IWH ventes 1 and 3. 11.00 a hundred pounds. The fun "Nunc I'lmitis," Tonus Regius. will bring from twenty to thirty rents Reressionul Hymn 112, Woran. each. Monday and Tuefday in Latter The Eaisiag of Caviea. Week: 100 cavies can be kept in a spsie Holy Communion. It by 10 feet and it takes one person Members of the Greek hrsnrh of the aa boot and a half in the morning Holy Orthodox church will make their Hartley Maimers' intensely Interesting play, Happiness," Is to be produced at Chautauaun with The hH" hour a m the communion at m. rngo. isft b and Mr- - KllM ictor-prodnc- and an and half evening corporate 11a. They 'vT? ,'roI,1,T";,n c,,fK?:n m b' DW. and dramatic recitaliat, whose Biat to food them. Th animals are abso- invite all other orthodox to snare it is a fnnilllhr 'V. P Wlth the e"cUD , 8t,eml,m 10 CTW ,lp,u11 clmracterized tul origlaal pre lutely odorless If kept in a clean; dry with them. ductlon In New vrnriirtiu aS a I of unusually talented actors M and th hutches are kept clean, This does not rectriit communica- ""l K, are also immune from disease if tion at tbis service to members of the run under these conditions. Tbey Orthodox church. Come and adore - kept "llupplness- will be given on the secoi.d night and will be one thrive on any green food and weeds the Risen Lord. unguent l.wably of the loDgeM remembfered features of the Chautauqua. which are not poisonous. Tbey eat Those wishing to contribute flowers any vegetable and also barley, oats, for the Faster decorations pleaite send Loren Bates to bran, corn, etc. Ona mother will to Mrs. (."oddinjf'.on or Kev. Dowie on Company Delight Chautauquans Doer" Saturday. "Bringing the World to Your Thre Artists of Sterling Worth Comprise the Loren Bates Trio Exemplified by of Dr. William E. Bohn at lk CHURCH IN CHRIST Featuring Original Costumed Selections Appearance (Congregstional). Chautauqua LEWIS A. STAKK. Minlxtrr

"Wornhip Is Preparation for Service." 9.'45, Junior Church Wornhip. There will be a beautiful Bible reel of mo- tion pictures on "The Widow's Mite." Be prompt as v. begin right on time! 10, church school ''modern, efficfen training for Christian character" Mr. II. H. Bee-so-n, superintendent. AH children not going elsewhere are cordially invited to enroll with um. We have formed a new class esch SunJay for the last two weeks and are planning another in the near future. I 10, Christian Workers Dr. G. iff Group, X A. Trenner, lesder. Hi i 1 11, morning worship tig Easter ( $ Tfca service with the Manonic Knights Workmaiuhip Temolar as our special The beautiful Easter service ofgwt.this Order la what counts as well aa th will be followed, a large twelve page quality and auteriala used and souvenir progrsm having been the occasion. get th very beat of both printed for The music yoa will be old shoes elaborate. Ibe pastor will when yoa tend your rive a Masonic sermon on "The Cor- - to us for our satisfactory work to Perhaps the largest clans is the his-- j tory of the church, will be received into church membership. The genera Zbo Repairing public is cordially invited to be pres ent. - - x 1 1 i 7:30, Community "Worth While" X. Wo mak a particular point of service another very elaborate ser kttctaf all oar work oat prompt- vice. In fact we have planned this to - aa tiara ara bo be one of the very best "Worth "Quaint," "pretty,- "fascinating," "charming," "delightful" these ' t " ly, tmniosaaary While" services we hav had. We common to ut ehbya whsa entrust torn of the most expressions used describe the program of the yen your will the film en- ;,WIUlani Bohn- - to ChauUOfl"; feature great Easter Loren Bate Trio, which will be the opening day musical feature at Chasten-qu- a. lntlStinnflD; notl Ut, the mnim door"1' titled: "Ram Das." This was filmed Bohn m Dnnging uia wona w you under the direction of the Intcrchurch on The unusoal charm of th Bate Ilea of In- to onl JFXL" ,l Chtn the first night, and bis lecture p World movement The scenes are program mainly, course, la tb s dividual talents of the three artists who compose These ch0,"rt. "itellectual and helpful addresses oftht laid in th is con- sterling It ara Lores Hlail CITY ELECTRIC India; photography Letha Among the Nationa," a talk whlcsfl sidered beautiful; and with the Batoa, tenor and dramatic Impersonator; Bbrtber, gifted soprano, and !ih7LSU1... "rtca ! very .wwup Aiaerica in that world building. SH0ZSK0? advantage of th greatest experts Helen Smith, pianist Bot there la mora than Individual artistry underlying supreme task and unlimited resources the film is their success. There Is a splendid program arrangement and a most exceUeat F. A. MAX2A, ftap, considered exoeptionalhr find. Th choice of the selections which these artiata nae. For Instance, Mr. Bates and asosM at this servic will be elaborate Mlas some quaint old laigliab duets which have probably never Coal ghrtber sing CJ At. tlT and th paator will flv a brief Eas-- before been beard la in west. TBty are gjvea ia apsoai rostaas aad maoM. Ton wul suralv rearrt it fall to delight if yea ara aot present for tbJa service! THE GALLUP HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1822.

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or new mexico whence the NW cor. Sec. 32, T. 12 N. DR. mn PUBLICATION E. PARK SELLARD General Business Conditions MOTICB EOR R. 10 W N. M. P. M., N. 54 LAND SALE of bears E. ROBERTS PUBLIC 729 By GEORGE , McKinley County degrees W. feet distant being in Registered Optometrist -- of Public j tht Commissioner Lands, the NWV4 NW4 said Sec. 32., by Latest Equipment for Properly Test- (From the Letter Issued The National City Bank of New York. means of a concrete diversion dam Monthly by MTTOy given " ing Eyes Distributed in Gallup by The Gallup State Bank) of n Act of Co SP- and 1281 acre feet is to be SS)rZL&m .... r.rM, conveyed . t lh Rtste to by means of main canal and lat- POSTOFFICE BUILDING !TtbL and rules and regulations of Mnlco, erals and there used for in '2. State Lncf Office. th CommiMioner of irrigation The general feeling business SliyTund. will offer t public ssle to the and domestic purposes. JOHN WITT HENDRIX circles is one of strengthing confi- iSlt kSder t o'clock A. M., on Any person, firm, association or corner been 1922. In the town of dence that the has turned OTHER FACTORS INFLUENCING CONDITIONS Gallup. deeming that the Rrant-in- g Pastor of The Methodist Church of McKinley, 8Ut of New Mexico, in corporation and that 1922 will be a better year Sii court house therein, tho of the above application would be Residence 300 3rd 1921. fun- 2SV the Street. than The improvement in Aside unsettled and state of tracts of land. vis.: detrimental to their in 288. in from the extremely unsatisfactory T. 15 R. truly rights Phone No. damental conditions and general In "SJlMo. IWl-- AII of Sec. 16, N., water said stream shall the reparations question, European affaira nave been progressing The Improve-m- m the of system M. since the of the if fT so.Uinir.lt 640.00 acre.. At Home in the Study 8 to 11:30 A. feeling first year a manner to of house, well, power plant, file a complete statement of their ob- been indeed give encouragement. ewubt And 7:00 to 8:30 P. M. has very marked; from tank, fencing, value $10,204.84. substantiated by affidavits of should accom- T. IS R. jections, the middle of January to the first of The Genoa Conference, although vague import, dUNo. 1022-- A1I of Sec S2, N., the a At Your Service At All Hours. improve-m- with State Engineer and serve was the of all it T containing 610.00 acre.. The March perhaps optimism plish something by bringing high representatives Europe eomut of barns and corrals, well, copy on applicant on or before the and a moderate reaction together. (nemt. value 11,650.00 3d day of July, 1922, the date set for in some lines has resulted. Vid for leas than naturally The labor have more than the N will be accepted Lngineer to take thi3 application RUIZ & OVERSON The stock which is organizations may power employer!. THUS DOLLARS (13.00) per acre, and the jthe market, prompt but both are subject to economic law. There is more to the industrial bidder will be to for up for final consideration unless pro-- I to reflect and even ssMtsiful required par anticipate cnanges problem than a mere trial of strength between employers and wage lat Improvements that exist on the land. tested. In case of applica- Attorneys-At-La- in has been be to protested fundamental conditions, wokers. Industrial and la a The successful bidder will required pay all parties will be given a rea- for the last six peace progress dependent upon general ta tins of tale five per cent of the amount tions in all Courts of creeping upward of this fact. it costs sonable of time in which to Practice move- understanding kid, the east of advertising and other length months in a slow but persistent beUental ta the sale. submit their evidence in detail or ar--I ment which better The unfavorable factor which continues to retard industrial re- will be New Mexico and Arizona suggests faith that A copy of the form of contract range a date convenient for a are covery is the unbalanced relationship between values in the different foraaaxd on application. hearing days coming. in ririta in th ahnva described ,or appoint a referee satisfactory to Railroad1 traffic, as indicated by industries, resulting from the uneven fall of prices and wages. iulreserved State. is sues are by the all to take testimony. Appearance M. D. the reports of since the The disturbance in the textile of New is un- Tbt Commissioner of Public Lands reserves unless advised W. M. SHERIDAN, industry England bids not necessary officially first of the year, have been running' and with likelihood of lat right to reject any or all offered at to: settled spreading, a involving the entire textile by letter from the State Engineer. Practice Limited ahead of last year, although January! of that section before it Is settled. N. A. FIELD, CHAS. A. MAY, Genito- - Urinary Diseases and were lti industry gross carings about per cent, ' Commissioner of Public Lands, Stiite Diseases of the Skin month of The public has taken the impending coal strike re- State of New Mexico, Engineer. below those of the same very quietly, 2t. 4-- 8 '22. earn-- 1 to believe that there will be serious effects on business. - , ftnt Publication Mar. IS, ,2. (1790) to vVasserman laboratory in Connection 1921. On the other hand the net fusing any ; last Publication May 27, '22. PHONE 8f6 ings of 199 roa'ls were $"7,42l.t0 in Citizens Bank Building January against $2S,33t,95tj in Jan-- i NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. which the reduc- - LEGAL PUBLICATION ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. uary, 1921, rctlects fPnng from pessimism, and that in (in pounds over those of 1920, hog of the United j I the District Court of McKinley Department Interior, tion in operating expenses. tne natural order of things the eco-- ! products fared better than beef. Mates I.and Office at banta N. all lines is or. a yho- - County, State of New Mexico. t e, Truding in t'nomic situation, given reasonable Cotton is about where it waa at the No. 182S. M., March 21, 1922. order basis. Foreign buyers w ish to time, would recover its equilibrium. beginning of March. Aa the world Notice is hereby given that Juanita avoid the risks of f kktua-- ; in a Jerry B. Farris, Plaintiff, exchange f,ritjn prices March lost part of: has been living on reduced conaump , of New so as and the VB. Jaraniillo, Grants, Mexico, HERALD WANTS jtiona far possible, in their February gains, but the reasons: tion for several years, it very much who, on Jan. .'ifl, 1917, made Home- domestic trade there is a w no ait-Ith- at Interstate Oil Company7 Defendant. prospect t were obvious and there as serious needs to use more cotton, and the No. 0:i05Sfi, for in NOTICE OF SUIT stead Entry, NE'4, some lines, particularly , ioii t confidence. The breakinir ofuatum is disouietinir. If the season Section 24, N.p 10 im iti-- To the Interstate Oil Company, De- Township It Range icioinuiK anu ivMiiea, uiuy or th i roue-ti- in the anuthweat anil iin snouin De uau tor me growing crop fendant. West, N. M. P. Meridian, has filed ion lower. There is Kcneral agreement. provement in the outlook for the win-- : we may have very high prices for of make quick noil both home and GREETING : notice intention to three year however, that at ter wheat crop was the principal fac-- cotton. Such an outcome is very un- to to land You are hereby notified that an ac-- proof, establish claim the abroad stocks have heen worked down tor in the decline. For several months desirable, for it will mean high prices above described, before U. S. Com- the minimum and that there must had been the consumers with . tion has been commenced against you jto the country hearinu that to little compensating Valencia Co., rT oe i? the above named Plaintiff in the missioner, at Grants, ti ON constant ouyintr 10 meet ue .condition OI the Kansas wheat crop benefit to growers. ) above N. M., on the 11th of 1922. mand for current consumption. ThisWas and named court and that said act- day May, 2 critical getting worse every Prospects Encouratinc. ion is entitled as above and numbered Claimant names as witnesses: is one respect in which the situation, dav. and then came unnw nnrl rain. On the whole there seems to be a 1828 in Carlotita Jaramillo, of Grants, New ADVERTISING RATES I is decidedly more favorable than it'ond thn nrosnect is now rvnortfd crnndonil hssin for helievinir that sicrrleul. the files of said Court; 10 tssas. Mexico; Mateo Turieta, of Grants, Prr S point tyit line, cents etch warf In the latter of 1020 and , iarKe The world situation in all branches will have better The said action is brought upon an Counting 6 words per line. Cssh must part fr crop. jture a account due and in New Mexico; Marano Padillo, of order, and be careful to psr (or all throughout" most of 1921. ;n wheat is closely balanced and any market for the next crop than for the owing by you the oonipsny has a fura of five thousand dollars Grants, New Mexico; Juan Brito, of insertions wanted. The steel industry made important news is likely to have more last ono. The farmer's costs are United nec-:Ste- with there- Grants, New Mexico. recovery, the States than the usual effect. Australia and 'dining, and we believe that the el together interest A. now on. M. BERGERE, WANTED Position as corporation operating at, Argentina are both exporting freely. 'essary readjustments to bring Indus--j 70 cent of and the i avail-.tr- You are further notified that Register. cook or pastry man. Will go on about per capacity New wheat from India will be y into balance require that they your 5t. 4-- 1 to '22. Box in the aggro-- 1 property has been attached in said (1979) ranch or camp. Address: P. O. independent companies able within a month, and the harvest; shall continue to decline. It is in the 203-2- -tf 00 cent. When - farm-- cause, and unless an- 434, or phone gate at probably per ia only three months off in this coun- interest of all business that the it you appear and y. U considered that capa-itr- s, swer in said cause on or before the production As the end of the crop year ap-jer- the most numerous class in the has increased about 50 cent. about have 19th day of May, 1922, will FOR SALE Ten Jersey milk city per proaches, opinions the supplies country, shall a fair show in the judgment PROFESSIONAL young since before the war, it will be seen to realities. There have been field. With be taken against you and prop- cows, five were fresh this month, and give way agricultural production your this is far from a state of stag- -' two to can-- erty told to satisfy the same. the other five will be fresh next that positive opinions as whether lincreasing in Europe the farmer I The name nation. or not this country was selling itself 'not expect the prices of his product! and address of plaintiff's DR. A. TRENNER month. Will sell the ten for $700. attorneys are McFie and G. to Geo. Schuster at Smith's The implement industry, although short, but the opinion Is now gencral.to go back to the high levels due to Edwards, Apply still far from normal, is much better. be Gallup, New Mexico. Thoreau Post Office. that there will enough to go; the war, and if he has mado misUkos EYE SPECIALIST Lake, than at this time last year, and WITNESS my hand and the seal of thatjar0und. of Judgment by buying property at id the cuse also with the automobile, Corn and oats ara influ-jhig- h he has nf Court at office in W. Store jis always prices lots company my Gallup, At F. Wurm Jewelry FOR RENT Ten room resilience, ami even more so wun ine enced more or less bv and both neonle who ara not farmers. McKinley County, New Mexico, this which includes hut and industry, wheat, amonir 6th modern, building industry. The figures for are down from the top. The stocks! but he has a to one day of April, 1922. GALLUP, NEW MEXICO. cold water. Apply corner right expect that running the latter are remarkable, per in the well to j or C. M. ROUSE, quite central market are up way another, his products shall 7th and Hill avenue, City. mits in 1H 1 cities aggregating $132,- stornire caDacitv. and tho unprulutiva hava a nurrhasinir nnurnp in rnlntion (SEAL) Clerk of the District Court, - 90H.O00 in $'.0, is not inclined j New Mexico. February last, against market to take more, to other commodities and services ..McKinley County, & SALE Few choice Jer- in 1921. The of com will We U791) 4t. 4--8 to '22 MARTIN CHAPMAN, FOR young 4.;.),167 February, price be dominated equal to that of before tho war. sey cows, now fresh, for sale. Apply The Situation in Agriculture. in the long run by the price of live do not think that much can be done Attorneys-At-La- to the Huena Vista Dairy, or to C. The chief factor in the change of stock, particularly hogs. Ten dollars by means of legislation to secure this NOTICE (400-110- FOR PUBLICATION. OFFICES: F. IVather. sentiment which has occurred since per hundred for hogs niean that a to him, but are positive in our opinion Department of the Interior, U. S. the first of the year has been the rise1 Urge part of the corn crop is being that economic law will bring it to him, Und Office at Santa Fe, N. M., SALE 100 white hens, in of farm It came marketed at very and we counsel all other to March Gallup, New Mexico. FOR Leghorn prices products. profitable prices. groups 18, 1922. and all from incubator so and as to demon- - Although the of all meat accord it to him as right-stra- te Notice now laying, easily naturally exports cheerfully Is I'ra-the- r, suf-- 1 1U21 3 hereby given that Climaco last February. Apply to C. F. that the country had been products in increased per cent fully due. . Crant3' N M- tf ftoSj - who- - on APril Bucna Vista Dairy. I made homestead entry, No. M. M. ELLISON 2 AI1 of Section 4, 7 i?Vor Township DENTIST. FOR RENT Six room, modern, res- N., Range 17 W., N. M. P. Meridi- PAGE ITEMS an, has Cfinic. idence. Also a small lot of furniture filed notice of intention to Gallup 132. I- O I 1 either 1G0, or GALLUP U for sale. Phone TRANSFER Blake throe vaam - i ' . 9 to 12 A. M., 1 to 6 P. M Hours: A. J, w i,le 18nn aDove described, be- - Sundays and Evenings by Appoint (Contributed). McMahon, Prop. """iiissiuiier, at wrants, ment nVfe'a, N- - M, on the 4th day Gallup, New Mexico. FOR RENT Four unfurnished In the spelling match at Gallup, rooms, opposite the public school. March school entered the Claimant 81, Page "The World Move, So Do We" names as witnesses: Apply to Mrs. Carolina Golino. following scholars: Matt Yurkovich, LUIS Chaves .fitan A c.i sixth omon EDMUND R. FRENCH fifth grade; Maltha Smith, Dias, Jose condi- G. Bos-g- SERVICE Manuel Garcia, all FOR SALE 5 Buick, good grade; Mary J. Balok, Annie QUICK "minus, i, ai. Lawyer tion, l'hone 103. and Claude T. Smith, Jr., seventh A. M. BERGERE, Member Bar: Supreme Court Unite grade, with the result tnai tney an of New es- States, Supreme Court TO TRADE Sell or exchange, good acquitted themselves creditably, -- :- -:- - 5) 5t. 3-- to Mexico. the 42 delivery truck in Al condition, pecially Mary Balok, who was Phone light in the sev- Office: 205 Coal Avenue. for light team of horses and wagon. winner of the first prize NOTICE FOR Address: I. O. Box 434, City. enth grade contest and in the win- PUBLICATION, contest was the winner of the Den&rtmAnf a 4i-- ta. ners' FOR RENT One house silver medal. Tho patrons of the fen!0,fof,c? Santa Fe, N. M., iiMlllimillHIIHIIIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH' one house two rooms and school are very proud that their school L- . unfurnished. ftnr.iPA la --i mm 1 sleeping porch, Inquire !was so successful. J "cieuy given mat inomas 103 been closed for the N- M- GAINES East Maloney. The school has Jul? - - - V 0,Llucwatt'r- ho. o" J.R. of the plowing ma(,e homestead , month April, during Nr. nooXr' entry, DENTIST COOK WANTED To go on recrva-tion- Reason, and will reopen May 1st. The Over Wurm'i Jewelry Store middle aged man preferred. teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Claude T Section 12, R. N. Cot'on Co. &!,nN W',,, Gallup, N. M. Apply G. Webb, C. .Smith, will spend the month of April t on south of Raman, where l1'8"' ,has filcd o their ranch, . teWiI ntce llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli; had a bungalow-erected- ut0 they have just three to FOR RENT Nice room at 201 t0 tho quiet arShkCli"ra landy' nbove d" East Hill avenue, 15 for month. U- - S- I', agent, - Homer agricultural EAGLE Powers, CAFE r.Hor,e Commissioner, on J Co., N. on the made a hurried trip through Page n of M, day May, 1922. S. MORROW Carload Tuesday. names J. FOR SALE CHEAP heavy mov- p'a'n'a"' as witnesses: boned mares and suitable for George Dukart has completed of horses, from M?m. Bluewater, N. all Apply at Coddington's ing on to his ranch, purchased to serve under new He'nrl Fii of Accountant purposes. Ready ? Day downier, U. K.; Coal avenu.e Gallup, N. M. IVV. II. Morris, known as the Kowe if ' Stables, M I yav"ka"'Pf, of Grants, N. McKinley County Bank Building (ranch. N."m Bernar(J. t Bluewater, Among our patients at St. Marys Best meals and im- - management. NEW MEXICO HEMSTITCHING Pieoting hospital, John Balok, Sr., is much GALLUP, OD- A. M. - BERGERE, fits anv sewing machine; ...... !. Vilo nliuor iiniTPSHfullV - in easily adjusted. Price $2.50 delivered, erated on for and John served latest styles. 1966) Gt. uem appendicitis, to with full instructions, woveny Kruylac, with a broken arm, win ire Box Christi, Texas. A ivmW nnd Jose-- Co., 1031, Corpus miUi.ll1, k,.n.HVIll3 this...... - - who has been confined NOTICP phine Toskey, STATE DR. MERVINE for several montns, alter a nip pi-tio- ENGINEER'S OFFICE REASONABLE Number Onlv those believe in "the survival is rapidly recovering. PRICES of Application 1505. Ukilo in On linn TWPntlV. Joe TOS- - M- Osteopathic Phytician Nnttan a - - 1922. of the fittest" who consider them APril kcy lost a very valuable horse. I' iven on selves the - 6th dll J? her?.by the fittest. Joe Toskey on sunuay iass enver- Mth ?f A51, 1922 accordance ACUTE and CHRONIC t.inl H in nor an a farewell. Mr. The village loafer ought to move Claude T. Smith and family. A twen w- - H. DISEASES attract ' lmJ Morris, of to the city where he won'( any ty pound turkey was slaughtered ior NiXSmty i McKinley. State of attention. the occasion. to th. If J1 ,ormal PPcation The teachers and scholars, while In of New COMMERCIAL com-niio- o for . SSl Fntaeer Mexico Life in the cities is getting too Gallup, for the spiling contest, were WaterV 'L10 "PP'opriate the Public HOTEL It has now become almost entertained by weir several inenun, to see all. the and the trip was thoroly enjoyed by to be made impossible pictures Herald Want Ads Get Rcnilb l1pn)ri,ti5!, week. all. C , Creek at a point every ......

. ft, r ' , J J-- ti r - : - t IOt ; 5 t y (' r 3 r " i . ' 1 1 to tfce -rat I ; n stetinc ' l I L 1 fJT Utt i lutili riven ia -- i t j. Mil cr x. t tie f""t st'J. vtoi;a with 1 r r--r- i-- a, r. art - at t a. tinma KrereM,a va Mr. mm un. ' I Mur'j, I iwrbt into the realdence "mawaw- -' tii ty the J. W. Haitnett family. - r- T7. H. I'-tr- is and A . t a. a a daughter- i an wKwiiaay boob xor Cascade Writing Paper rp1, wfcere they to viilt 1 OPEKO 1 I famil'i aalktr air 0. W.I Th 1m J r& oVc-t-ter rarnlim who' TEA pondent diwoimJ ; '-- xi bar Laator vacation in 1 long ago that it SL thai Standard Price, It eL Harr of buy writina n. 7 : J Iji. JJorria expecta to be 55c THY other form. Sots 5 tha very wuart at accoMpanied borne by'jIUtj Sale Iffilf discovered iU Price, it a tt .Ti wbe fradnatee 'an the firet 2 for 56c of monpv tn m .1 where and pay etc f ' e what they could at- tain here for Mc Dee mominf Rev. Stark 19.20.21 lb. remilar. J YJPfilL r ff7iiry- special services for tee OPEKO COFFEE ; HI Thia gala 1 far lie. a and lha mtomw of . Standard Price 55c per lb. . I pclwwill tw a Masonic one, ' Sal, Price, 2 S6c f rf'tI Cornmr Stone of Chrii-- lb. THE PLAN Pay u the regular price for any item here adver 1 m .-"e tm rlnlirnts Tens- - tiied and we will sell another of same kind wU tw tlM you HARMONY "n nests of honor, 'ilia SYMOND'S INN for ONE CENT. I rr feif wU be the prescribed v L- twel-'c-f"- " " TOILET WATER -'s 1 malar atrric. A COCOA PURPOSE This tale was developed by the United Drug Com- will ba printed a fa-- li t mlrMr hard to "Imit Itw Duub" in Beautiful aa.rnruitae iHcial fMkiiie ora. BUT RraoMTi Inn Cocoo pany at an advertising plan. The Company sac packare of hick l nasic numbers will (Trade toilet water each -- ba ouite elaborate. Aawrtcjia raM convince yoa dom rificet its in order to a distribution of its. cob. i finrr can K fmni mayrnhm. profits get larger taining the true odor of Standard ana the Prte. tan. 15. meritorious products, and you get the benefits. Take advan- flower whoae name It Mr. tad Mr. Barkbart arrived in Tkk) lal, fwa caaa, Mc bean. tage of this unequalled to learn more of this splen- Violet, Lilac and Wisteria. dty en Wtdnaada Morning and opportunity did line of merchandise. Standard one vJaaba tbair borne here during the 25c Jelly, 2 for 26c Price, bottle, 1JS .Mr. Barkbart If connected Thia Sale, twa bottlra, fUi 40c Peanut 2 -- a wfcb"'tba New Mexico Butter, for. 41c Construction 25c White 2 Meaeaay and experts to be quite busy Pepper, for26c Household Remedies and Toilet Goods Iwa, iaprovinf the city atreeta, Mi 25c Black Pepper, 2 for 26c BOUQUET RAMEE fninan ariil -i. ta on i 25c Nutmeg, 2 for 26c Household Remedies Perfumes and Toilet ! contract COMPLEXION POWDER Prin at once, 25c Cinnamon, 2 for 26c Sale Price Preparations r. ana Mr. Burkbart will be at ! Bunion Eae. 1 foe .14 a.1. p.Us A powder ao fcOc finely banM to their any frienda in the Eye Wuh, for iz.oo oa. Uriana Perfume, 2 oa. for 12.11 ground that it etinaa for I like Canavan raai-ra- ca en Eaat Hill ava- - tl.se baraaparilla Tonle, t II 60 oa. Sweet Pea Perfume, 2 oa. for.. 1.(1 part of the akin h ln boa Pure Teat Borai, t for I 25 oa. White Rose Perfume, 2 oa. for 1.2 elf. The so 2f tl InW perfume b boa Pare Teet Cream of Tartar, 2 for I oa. Club oa. for skillfully blended with I tins Jockey Perfume, t Mt it Rexall lie bna Pure Teet Alum. I for I 12 50 oi. Garden Bouquet Perfume, 1 as, 2.51 aa to permanently retail I6 boa 8enaa Leavea. I for I 12.00 oa. Ultra Bouquet Perfume, its delicious Cold Cream 2b boa ! n. . 2.l fragrance. Pure Tat Sulphur and Cream of 12 00 a. Quintuple Trefle Perfume, 2 n. t.ll A ICALE C7 CIVIC j Tartar I 11.2.1 Standard Price, on PRIDE A Laeeniea, t for.. oi Fratripanai Perfume, 2 oa. for.. 1 wonderful !.' I IJ 11.20 tubea Zinc Oxide Ointment, 2 75 l.uiuriant Skin 2 .1 box, t& for... Cream, for . I Ckanainc Cmm. bottle Effervescent Sodium Phos- SO Violet Dulce Cold Cream, 2 for II tbat each foe i "wJ:?,L.t,, ,"- -' of; Guarantard to not phate. I . 11.2 COMPACT JONTEEL POWDER, This Sale, two boxes, $1.21 foJlowin dtiea contribute annu- - 5Wm 5 bottle Aromatic Caseara. 2 fur . 2 fsr mt W LlA A a I trow kair. Stan, 0e L.L. 8aniped Cora Remedy, t for 10 Violet Dulce ni.11 ""moimuh, 10 caambcr , Hoc Vanishing Cream, 2 for iu of dard Price Mustard Cerate, 1 for ...... 60c Bouquet Ramee ,aSw it. Oc Soap, I for . . , BOUQUET RAMEE TALCUM Sal Mustard Cerate, t for 25 Klenso Tar 2 Prtr. t (or I." Soap, for . J4 The ?0PfPil-n-Ki-nf lie Cod l.tver Oil Emuls'on. 2 for . Marcella Talcum 2 finest and purest rv?4 .bury, e . Ve Powder, for . M talcum; exquisitely It Pine Tar Expectorant, I for N Stick. 2 scented. It la refreahing and r heall Shaving lor 21 ao soothing, and Menthoiate Couah Syrap, 2 for ... . " Shaving Lotion, 2 for impalpably fine that it elings to the 10 Ilea .. ,n thus akin, ljustive Cvarh Syrup. 2 for... 0c Inrram's Vrlveda Powder, 2 for . . .11 prolonging its aoft comfort and satinv Horner! Me 1W LasaUve Oouh gyrup, 2 for 00 Palmer's appearance. 9""f- - 0 II Compleakm Powder, 1 for 1.11 5?1' Vefeuble Remedy Tablets, 2 for . 15 Palmer't Garland of Roses Powder. to e Remedy Tablets. 2 for. 2 'or Standard Price, one can, 60e. W-v- 20 .. M - Helma. Calif.,! GOODFORM II Veaetabie Remedy Tablets, 1 5 Elcara Powder, 2 for Thia Sale, Two Sic iitiffLr"- Ore- for...... ti Carta, - 13.20. j HAIR NETS 25 Eay Liver Pilla. 2 for . 50 B team's Freckle Cream, 2 fur""I 0 Penlas 2 tit Santoa Vanishing Cream, 2 for M Tablets, for 30c : Keiall Tooth Paste, 2 for .. Gallup, N. II., Caa Shaae 15e Inirram t Mouth Wash, 2 fur 50e ji An ideal A . Listerine Tooth Paste, 2 for II C4.; Santa Rot. j hand mad Net beard soften- of the fin- -it real er Ore-- . I which 'li1i.IL",,fordi.JWa; 25. human hair. makes shav- W"ltJon-Eure- ka,! Standard Price, on ing a pleas- r.Vr7,"'S) t9 7a. c....'! Net. I Sc. KLENZO ure. Standard N.. Tala DENTAL CREME torn, ,CaHf, i Sale. Twa Price Me. Boite, Idaho, NrU, c Sale Price 1 That 5i,'i fi""-t;- II Mi Baker-- cool, dean Klenzo feeling. 2 for 41c by dentists. The size of the Maximum Hot Water Bottle package is a recommendation of econ- fl.66; FVwno, Callf omy. 5l, 11.44; Maximum Fountain Syringe Aa advertised nationally, the tub" 30c Km iow, Salif, Thia Sale, Two Tubes, 31c tll tbe! J?U?Jl!!n.d up toward Where Your is ,n c,u her claaa, Penny Worth IS iL"!f,IUtna ar citli-- nay well be proud of Four Bits --betr community, and iu I The largest selling bottle la the world. The progret. prM everywhere is MM each. Full Where Every $ Works Double capacity. Guaranteed for on year. lime Standard Price, ane bottle, II 50 Maiimum of quality; maximum workman-sli- p; Thia Sale, tw settles, 11.11 maximum good looks. Guaranteed for MAIIMl'M FOUNTAIN SVBINCE one year. OVERHEATING Same Goods Bam Guarantee Sam Price Standard Price, one tyring, 12.60 Thia 8.1c, two nr 1. REXALL syringes, 2.51 zvvrneaiino'W - w..an VltIIICanmno JO TOILET SOAP Stationery Sundries 75 Lord Baltimore eaoscd excess A splendid grade of hard milled soap. Does Paper, white, blue !! ni P,n 1 by carbon in cyl-- Comb, for -- 11.11 not become soft and A pink and buff, 2 for . musty. clean, fragrant .. 1.11 Harmony uraera, poor ooVf. II 15 8ymphcny Laws Wf Hair F4mi.ii o t Liquid Shampoo lubrication, poor' (with novelty i aa n .A e .. .M . w..w- - u.i.aaaaai ., j valve Standard Price, one bar, 15. border), 2 for . (JI fQf - I.II Just the thing you have been for. '""Proper and Thai Mc A looking tenitfonf00' Sale, la bars. It. Cascade Linen Bond Paper. 'tui'.l wonderful value of delightfully perfumed timing, valves not seat- - 25c Cascade Linen 2 for nrusn, ( tor.. ... liquid Envelopes, ... ?! ,6e Absorbo 2 fjigh grade soap. Once used, always W 15c Puppy Linen Tablets, 2 for. .. Sponge, for propeny, spark advanced ASPIRIN TABLETS 80c Linen Fsbne Tablets, 2 for " spn.'. 2 for:::::: llh " Adhesive Standard too far, radiator not function-Inj- r That ar the genuine article. Each tablet Linen Kshric Tablets, 2 for .21 10c )TC!' Tspi 2 fw" Price, one bottle, 60c l 5e Kteenait - 1 rests nt five grains. Msde in America by erasers, 2 for M is. Ooodform'rUi, ,or-- .11 Sal Price, two bolt lea, lie. or luc N.T?- -- properly, Improper fan Americans, la bniea of one doien. airensit Erasers, 2 for .IB OUT! gifts Usns-- I. n a -, ojiuuneni. Staadard fries, dim boa iU. This Rale, ta betes, tic Rexall Also in !& r w r i m4 ,. L . Almond Cream " nepwin. u. v. K . 14 s, I for. II A II.' Aspirin. U. i. Co, lOe t, I for'.I"tl.e delightful cream for sunburn, chaps, and for softening and whitening tha akin. Stan- dard Rex Theater price 60c. Sale Price, 2 for 15c. PROGRAM for next week e. SUXDA- Y- tonoJUL it aeerge FHsmaurke Th0 Store Prvdurtion. Next "TSXIS UVE GHOSTS," to Post office Kdweatiooal Two Reel Co mull, Gallup. New Mexico "Bchoal bayt' Lova." Cttmrot Weekly Ereuta. KCHDA- T- MOTOR OVER THE ALPS DESIGNER OF FIRST r.A ENGINE S BRAKING POWER TSXE LIVE GHOSTS " DRIVEN AUTO DIES AT 80 TROUBLE LIGHTS TU1-3A- In France, a regular motor MAKING CAR ATTRACTJVK T service is Usinc the pn trine oa n S'-r-li Un Production, maintained daily The desicrnpr of tho firef nul on ki.. Several of the steep down grades of moun 1922 models for C !.f.MCHQUlCK over the new "Routes des oline driven automobile in the of passenger autnmnKn Boiled linseed oil is good A lfiM." Kin nn tains insures saves .AMllsIl WALUNGFORO,'' r hotupon omvw ihsVII V world, the inventor saiety, the rpmntiinn i ... vii um-- tr una coois tiie trUIII Mediterranean shnr nnH th combination Dinion engine. and for the bodysl"of 1 1 a driving the polishing wisa frontier, traveling the ana ..a ever darknnfght.,ng engine on a fl Pot t auierential made, Automobile rrench Alns and travprtiimr and the builder of the world's speeders in De- JUICK some of the most wonderful first tractor, is dead. Gotfried troit, Mich., are taken to the Ln alltO-- WAIXINGFORD" mountain country in Europe. Schloemer. 80. whn in rroAitaA house of correction for kitchen of mobiles of modern make vt T carturJiity mtrr-nA- work. The with these achievements, died niinii,, ilarDflrt;"ittPei08nd8im. known in the with at nu xarm on tieloit road last army as "K P' " a settee in place of tkl Aa a means to Ipaean . theTs?iil.rtaendrdization Ne--ro inlnmn. month. duty. ATwo rwl Cvtawdy. saVS a Milwaukee 01 usuai seat. The interior is f bile accidents, the bureau of In 1R81 Autmotive Plied CU8TA1U) NINE. Wis., reoort. .hlAo. - Engineers. with all toilet requisite C-r- DUbliC tTniturl ' Eelrnaa Travel. - road.v ...... Sfat.a. la.V o Excluding cities- . . . 1 . . . . mcr drew Dans of the first of the TZmOAt-- m Dannie - nt nr nrriiiitiira ,tvA oline In United States, tho AmTn Baa, nan lTnllahlMl encin. lon thi mn. The firo 7": "pum Ik.bile uilgtstm me aianaaraization of all dan- in highway motor r chine was travelincr ahnut tha eon An a aaatransport amount likes plenty of fresh air, 1 AT8 FROGtAlf. fllonf ths t ... ' . ? Maintains ! a a s aaa ger aims Amarinn streets oi Milwaukee. i wnich includes i 7 nun.."uiscH in nave . motorj.u,vvu,uuu, mat country roaaways. vehicles, garages, roads, tops. , rfl 1 --aa a a the heaviil?U0e.e wtTon to - wora ine auiomnhii,FwV.w.vw..w wstnmo wit-gutt- X,lw,JCAnONAl Michiiran haii mar ihin A wind shield ers created by the French from the Fifty-fiv-e thousand ldw.terTowir8:, protector 1.) 412 passenger automobiles, of Greek word "auto." mranlno nnnnla has been invented f wwrtc crtats. which ADnroximatalv 17R nnn are employed in one of automobiles off self, and the Latin the. Fortv.fnnw M4 , to carry rain ,zf 'Whin. largest automnhil- - each can are registered in Detroit movable. ..iu.. Khai;,laUaW?0Dli -- h0WS side. - , meaning the United States. W , RflVAtlira. Vara Vnt I Idtftftf - CSV utamMattw arsg iwVwwf aVie mw a bitter taste.