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NO. 50 CIMARRON HOLDS THE KEYS TO THE KINGDOM OF COI fay- - Extension Fanning Pharmacy Kiddies Are Reports Good Work Board Has Anxious For By Government Man By Mine Bureau Many Members Santa's Visit Agricultural Classes To Be Instructed Bureau Rescues Many Lives Most Illustrious Nibs, Santa From On Scientific Soil Culture Chus, the gentleman with the rein And Since the establishment of the deer and whiskers, is having a bu Closed Mines; Extensive New Mexico Board of Pharmacy, Work sy time of it these days keeping up Selection of in April, 1889, pharmacists The Seeds. 594 with his correspondence and indi have been registered in this state. By Rescue Stations. The long anticipated innovation cations are that if bis mail gets This information appears in a re- any heavier he will have to employ The saving from antiquated methods of agri port of the board just filed with of human life in tbe assistants to keep in close touch mines, the cultural exploitations is about to Governor McDonald. bis report stooping of millions of Colfax Co. I whh the kiddies of Cimarron who be realized in Colfax county, and covers the period from State Gets dollars of waste of mineral resourc- July 10, have special news to before the. year 1913 will have communicate es of the country, and an inventory 1913, and shows that the present to him. come to a close, farmers will have of the wastes that are continuing board has held two meetings and Numerous the benefit of the services tendered letters have been are given important consideration Makes Very has registered 79 pharmacists. The mailed by by the kiddies to His Roy- Big Money in the fourth the United States Department total receipts of the board in the annual report of Dr. al Highness, Saint Nick, at tbe Joseph A. of Agriculture, through its exten- period covered were $3,935.38, and Holmes, director of ihe local post office, each conveying a United sión department. the expenses $3,304.18, leaving a States Bureau of Mines. Good Report message of love and benevolence. made The extension department has a balance of $631.30. From Land public Monday. These letters will be collected by According man, in the person of Mr. Morn The report contains a recommen- to Dr. Holmes, the Santa Clans some time before bureau ingtau, on the ground in Colfax dation for an appropriation of has recorded its most nota A of Christmas and taken to headquart- ble county, to assist the farmers in studv the statistics of the 1000 yearly, to be used in enforc- achievement in the rescue of f ers where the toys and playthings The report of State Land Com raising better crops both in quan- length of school terms in this state ing more than one hundred entombed the pharmacy law and check- are made. missioner R. P. Ervien, which has tity quality, to compiled by the department of miners at different and and advise the pub ing and investigating the state; al- been disasters, and lic None of these letters will go prepared for submission to tillers of the soil as to the best instruction, shows that at least so a recommendation the rescue of many more miners by that the fee astray while in transit and every Governor McDonald, shows that methods to be employed through- eleven of the counties already have for registration by volunteers who had been trained reciprocity or Child's wants will be carefully since. 1900 the land department has an average of seven-mont- not in life out. a term under the 30 year clause, be saving work by the bureau. rais ad so that none will be disappoint turned into the state treasury a to- Mr. Morningtau is an experienc- and some have even an average of ed from to The bureau's influence bas further $10 $15. ed on Christmas morn. tal of $1, 871,457-32- . Approxi- ed farmer and completed bis agri- eight months and over. resulted in tbe establishment of mately one-hal- f this sum has been cultural training in an agricultural The average school terms last rescue and first-ai- d stations at paid in since New Mexico year for of the 36 became hundreds of mines throughout school, several years ago, since 34 counties of a state. tbe when bis services have been sought the state heard from are as follows: country, and the director makes He Comes Up The report shows that at the end and procured by the agricultuial Bernalillo, 7.72 months; Chaves, tne statement that the trained res- of the last fiscal year there were in department. 6.7; Colfax, 8.9; Currv, 6.55; Dona cuers connected with these stations Br force 4,891,-77- leases 3 Ana, 8.16; Eddy, 3.436 covering will in the future save Of incalculable benefit to the 7.96; Grant,8.09; acres, the lives of Guadalupe, Smiling Charles and 143 contracts to many men. farmers will be this extension work 6.14; Lincoln, 7; Luna The total number of Durchase, covering 159,901 acres. (.tried on by the department, and no report; Mora, 6.5; McKinley, Sherman miners trained by the bureau has The lands granted the territory the methods to be employed are 8; Otero, 7.34; Quay, 6.1; Rio Ar- now reached 24,975. were 5,589,24a acres, under the those thai will increase the fertili riba, 5.29; Roosevelt, 6.46; Sando- Despite tbe efforts of the bureau statehood' act, 6,569,865 acres, of ty of the soil, by means of a sys val, 7.37; San Juan, 7.05; San Mi- of mines, Director Holmes declares which 9,760,010 acres have been ten of crop rotation on each (aim. guel, no report; Santa Fe, 5.98: that the loss of life is far greater selected and 2,399.427 acres re The selection of proper seeds is Sierra, 6 10; Socorro, 7 33; Taos, than it should be with tbe natural main to be selected. To tbe cred one of the more potent factors to 5.56; Torrance' 6.33; Union. 5.83; hazards of the industry, and makes it of the common schools 8,464,000 be exploited and, in conjunction Valencia, 7.54. a plea for more extended investi- acres; to water reservoirs, 500,000 with this, the preparation of soil in reviewing this report, only gations on iba part of the govern- acres; the university, 311,375 ac ' .ill be vastly considered as well as one county in the stale enjoyed a ment. The humanitarian mo- res, besides 1,623 acres of saline crop cultivation. longer school term last year than tives for undertaking such investi- lands; the State college, 250,164 Another important feature of the did CoIíbx countv, that of Dona gations are obvious." says the di- acres; the railroad bond indebted- extension work is the organizing of Ana county. Colfax county came rector. A sufficient economic ness 1,000,000 acres; while the oth- classes among the farmers in every in a close second and Grant with reason is that during the past year er institutions have from 300,000 district where illustrated a close third. more than 3,500 men were killed lectures acres down to 50,000 acres each. will be delivered at different inter- The school term in Colfax coun and more than 100,000 injured in The reporf shows that the cost vals, possibly every two weeks. ty was 8.9 months for the past year the mining and metallurgical in- of maintenance of the state capítol The aim of the department is to and it is believed that the present dustries of the country. One-hal- f during the last two years was $21. bring farming to a higher term will even be greater than the of these fatalities and three-fourt- hs standard 700, and of the executive mansion so one reported. of the injuries mny be regarded as that the farmer wtll receive a approximately 14,500. greater profit for his labors, and easily preventable. The money this can only be accomplished by loss from tbe accidents may be es- timated 000,-00- scientific soil culture. Another Rumor at not less than 1 12, 0 Mr. Morningtau who has his a year, and this loss must be headquarters in Katon, spent sev Ten Thousand ultimately paid by tbe consumers That Fe of eral days in this vicinity the first Santa mineral products throughout the country." of the week conversing with farm-er- a Cars To Go and becoming acquainted with Will Build On The necessity for a more exten them. sive use of safety applianaes in the Through County mines is shown by the statement that in the last five years, through The following fro.n the New lack of such appliances, more than Mexican "OU can't keep a good man Quill Pushers is quite interesting, even 3,500 men have been killed in tbe though it must be taken with a down. had idea He no Over ten thousand automobiles mines and nearly 30,000 seriously grain of salt: injured. he'd be kidnapped by a general, will pass through Colfax countv Meet In Raton That the Santa Fe railroad has during the year 1915 westward to begun to consider the building of a a Wall street raider and love- the the Pacific coast where two exposi- main line west via Santa is a good Next liest girl in the world they tions wilt be in progress. This es Saturday story which has been bruited about. got J. Of timate is considered very conserv P. Election It is a story which will prove him for a week in a motor, the ative by those who are in a posi- mighty interesting to Santa Fe Saturday, wildest, merriest ride but i n every tion to draw limitations in auto January 11 In December 19, the people and the project is not one quill pushers of traffic. The traffic will come from northern New beyond reason. The story is emergency he came up smiling. that the east and the highways of New Mexico will meet in Raton to per- the Santa Fe will extend its St. The County publishers' Mexico are a great drawing card to fect a organization to Louis, Rocky Mountain and Paci A Comedy Novel attract the attention of tourists supplement ill feeling ex- to the that fic line, newly acquired, on from isted between newspapers travel tbe Santa Fe Trail route. for years Ute Park to Taos, thus opening up Delicately Romantic and to promote the Of tbe ten tbonsand cars, it is Justice of the Peace elections in interests of great mineral and timber coun- newspaperdom in which makes a particular appeal to reasonably and yet conservatively Colfax county will be northern New try, build from Taos on down the held January Mexico. certain that not less than one-fou- r' b the second' Monday in west side of the Santa Fe range to those who love good humor, well ir, the There can be no plausible of that number will tour the Cim-arro- n month. No one as vet. in this reason Santa Fe, and thence take a direct drawn characters, convincing descrip- why publishers of Canyon route, the most pic precinct bas been the the northern boot to Gallup, cutting off a big mentioned as a part of organ- tion and wholesome romance. turesque in the entire southwest. possible candidate for the the stale should not mileage and tapping a targe and office. ize Limiting the number of passengers and it is not known and discuss such topics that rich section without railroad whether the would have a tendency to alleviate Our Next Serial, Don't Mis It! to three in each car, who travel tbe present incumbent will be an aspi canyon the leaks in the craft. So (ar as route, Cimarron will be the rant for tbe office to succeed him- the News is concerned host to nearly eight thousand vis- self. Tbe county commissioners the Press Patronize home industry and Association can rely upon itors during the next year. The appointed H. G. Frankenburger, its mor buy your bakery goods at Weber's I J. highways will be in good condition T. Lail and Will judg- al and financial support. Restaurant and Bakery. Lambert as ior tbis traffic. es of election in tbis precinct. VALUE OF A CHILD'S GIFTS MISTLETOE HISTORY ' WHAT YOU CAN GIVE "15 EGOMW Those Made With Their Own Handa If Grandpapa Were Santa Claus! Teach Good Lessons and Qlve Inspiration. 1 '. !.. Gathering of Plant Sacred Rite Helpful Christmas Present Sug- . If we stop to think about our .."...... ' in Druidical Religious iernkjhi gestions for Those Who Christmas giving we realise that a Festivals. Are Puzzled. gift means more to the giver than It r does to him who receives. If It Is given in the proper spirit the donor tt really Alao Considered a Potent Remedy for Unabridged Dictionary Will Be Appre- finds out to the full that is "more blessed to give than to re- Ills, a Belief Which Still Exists In ciated by Children of Kindergarten Some ceive," a fact that Is lost sight of la of the Remote Placea Age Other Suitable Gifts for spirit. of Europe. an age of the commercial MEM Young and Old. With children there Is a great edu- lira present giving cative value in their K decorate our homes with da las' thing I heah when I tun of correspondents HIT'S : NUMBER sprays of mistletoe at Christ de if It Is encouraged to be really their "Is e comln' ternlght, mammy? Comln' who have requested sugges- mas time, but few of ua own giving. If the mother, however, temtghtT" tions of books suitable for simply prepares some little remem- know the history of It aa a En de good Lawd knows, dough I sea an- Christmas gifts will And brance, and says "Mary, this Is your Tuletlde symbol. Pretty "Not ylt," swers to their queries In Doy's me still whut dey srwlne Christmas present to Aunt Ellen," the girls are kissed under It and ter git. the following: a great deal of fun and nonaense la gift has no meaning In the thoughts En I projlck ep plan, en I skimp en Among the many attractive gift of the young giver. And not only carried on apropos of It, but no one queese. books for very little boys might be stops to think of bow ancient a dec- En I hurries spas' all de winders I sees. has it no meaning, but it becomes Case bring mentioned Professor RausmlBsea's oration it is or how sacred it was de chllluns eapec's dat hail actually harmful for the reason It pre- 'em a lot "Analogy Between the Monogamous sents the Idea to the child that the once thought to be. En dey think he's de same dat de Wl.it Protoplasm and the Silurian Mole got. gift without the giver Is really a gift. Almost everybody has n vague Folks cule." We can think of no book that know ledge that the Druids of old had And the child baa put no thought or Is 'e comln' ternlght, mammy? Comln' would be a greater source of delight giving something to do with gathering of self sacrifice Into the of that the ternlght?" to the child that Is not yet out of present. mistletoe, but Just what that some- Lawd, I wlsht In mah soul dat 'e would short dresses. It tella In easy words thing was is not clear to the average en he might! On the other hand. If the child be I In come of eight snd ten syllables of the money may mind. wlsht mah soul dat 'e'd down given pocket which it con- de nun sports and pastimes of the protoplas- sider Ms very own, or, better still. If The fact Is that the ancient Celts in Lak I useter believe dat 'e sholy would mic family and draws beautiful moral their druidical religion had two great do. It Is enabled to earn pocket money and When de chllluns ondress en dey Jump In lessons from the corpuscles of the Is por- festivals, one in June and the other in then encouraged to set aside a to bald, carboniferous era. It Is handsomely tion of Its very own money for pres- December, the latter being equivalent Bn I tuck up do quilt 'roun' each po' 11'! ' Illustrated with representations of the ent making the idea of tme giving Is to our Christmas. In both of these halo. will be T agile animalcule and sure to acquired. sacrifico, great festivals the gathering of the Den I set down en wish, en wish lak I The the fore- pray. delight the heart of the little boy or thought, love necessary Í mistletoe was a sacred rite. the te make a jjjSP' Dat 'e find out de place 'to' hit come girl who finds It In bts or her stock- gift a real gift are there. '(B Pliny In his "Natural History" de- Chris'mae Day. ing, as the case may be. scribes the ceremony. Speaking of the The hpme-mad- e gifts of children Another dainty Idea for a child of have many valuable lessons to teach Druids' worship of the oak, he says: or years Is the Unabridged three four the young givers. Many Ves sons "They 'believe that whatever grows on Dictionary. The simplicity of style la sewing, raffia, bead-wor- k or painting these trees Is sent from heaven and Is in this Interesting narrative' observed may be given under the guise of mak- a sign that the tree has been chosen recommends it at once for children by the god himself. The mistletoe Is ing a gift. In one family, where the who have reached the kindergarten elder sister had never gifts, very rarely to be met with, but when age. complex made The plot Is not so and and really never sew it Is found they gather It with solemn sufficiently learned to well the characters are varied until she eighteen years ef age, ceremony. This they do especially on hold of vu to the unflagging interest the younger In- the sixth day of the moon, because by the sister, a girl ot ten, little ones. We have In mind a gen spired by the example a the sixth day the moon has plenty of gave non ef email tleman who his little a die friend, wished to make birthday gifts vigor and has not run half its course. tlonury last Christmas, and he as- "After the preparations have been for her family. Once she asked her sures us that the lad simply devoured mother to made for a sacrifice and a feast under teaeh her how to crochet; the book. another time to scallop, and before the tree they hall tt as the universal A pretty present for a child is the and bring to spot two white she was twelve years old she had be- healer the clinical report of the county hospital. come proficient bulls whose horns have never been as a little eeasastresg This comes nicely printed on clean as would bound before. A prleat clad In a white one want to see. white paper, with bizarre illusttations practical robe climbs the tree and with a golden showing tern' Thus lessons are learned, the rise and fall of the while child Is Inspired alckle cuts the mistletoe, which Ib perature, amount of protolds eaten the with the if Grandpapa were Sarita Claus, how happy we would be I caught In a white cloth. Then they germs, Idea that "Not what we give, but official count of the statistics what we share; gift When toyshop toil was finished he would take us on each knee. sacrifice the victims, praying that Ood as to many amus- the withes t the microbes and other giver Is bare." He'd tell us all his secrets and he'd name the pretty toys may make his own gift to prosper ing and entertaining ideas. A rare with those upon whom he has be- source pleasure with book is in hiding for girls boys. of this He'd made and kept the other and stowed it. to have the little fellows pronounce "They believe that a potion pre- the long words first the way they are We a live Grandpapa ! He visits us each year, have real, pared from mistletoe will increase spelled and then read them backward And he is quite a bosom friend of Santa Claus, 1 hear. their flocks and that the plant la a and see what difference. If any, there FRIENDLY ADVICE. Although he owns no reindeer, and of playthings no great store remedy against all poison." la In the sound. Some boys would If Grandpapa were Santa Claus, we could not love him more It was believed to be a remedy for rather do this than go Bkatlng. many ills, and thlB belief Is still to be In line of pure romance QENE MORGAN. the there found In many remote places In Eu- Why. de chllluns believes! Dey is sho' Is nothing more entertaining from dat hit so. rope. In Holateln, for example, the En dey rountln' on him lak a man dat Prof. T. L. Escopex's "How the Spec- mistletoe Is regarded as a healing dey know. ' trum Caught On In Saturn." This EMOTIONAL VALUE OF DAY remedy for wounds, and In Lacaune, En dey talk er d things dat he sutten highly original historical tale tells France, it is always by ter bring. how apectrum administered Twelt dy set up In bald en dss holler the revealed the secret Christina Spirit AJpjoat Universally Don't antj Bo tlic native people as an antidote for en sing. of Saturn's rings, showing that the Felt, But What It la Remain a poison. En I tell 'em w'y sho' good ole Santy 'II planet was warm and dry and that the Mystery to Many. In the northeast of Scotland people two rings were for loe water. in Holiday Fire Caution Wld sled cn a railroad en It used to cut withes of mistletoe at the dn comes in four large volumes, with 21 The emotional vsjup of Christ nias March full moon; these they bent lu En dey drir oft ter sleep wld a smile on pages of logarithmic, calculations that circles and kept for a year to cure hec- day face--En are sure to delight young old. may be atd to be universally felt. I spalh In and Do your some dey aln' not fx rent kin de Something happen at Christmas that. not decorate Christmas tic fevers and other troubles. In Plao! As a gift book for a member of a If only for a day or two, does the tree with paper, cotton or flimsy partB of Germany the mistletoe Is es- temperature family there la nothing whole world good. What that some-thin- s pecially esteemed as a remedy for the Hit's de las' thing I heah when I lun out pleaaanter than "The Complete Bar- many mystery. Do not cotton to ailments of children, who sometimes de light: keeper." This tell exactly what goes Is remains for a sac represent mow. ' ternlght, mammy? wear It hung neck as an "Is comln' Comln' Into the men put In A number of persons who feel the Do not permit children to light around the ' ternlght?" stuff that their renewing Impulse are like Faum when amulet. En I laughs wld dura all Wen dey plan mouths to steal away their brains, do i Of Easter song arrest In Sweden on Midsummer eve mis- whut dey and will be of valuable assist nee to notes the leave y De net tchsa within reach Wld de thlnss dat he'll bring en I say Intent; they take and en-Jo- tletoe is diligently sought after, the any person who wishes to apply sat- Ala suicidal of the children. hit's all true! the moment's deliverance and con-- ' people belleviug It to be possessed of En de white chillun up whah I's wukln isfactory tests and determine whether tlnue to regard tbh source of the boon Do not place Christmas trae near many mystic qualities, and that If a dey "low or not he has been equipped with window ole Saaty come, en sat Bottling more than mythology mude curtains at gas fixtures. sprig of It IS attached to the celling Dat he'll won't miss brains and would Inspire larceny. potent through human, associations. Use metallic tinsel and uon inilam of the dwelling house, the horse's stall "Is 'e comln' ternlght r" I.awd. I wlsht "One Thousand Ways to Cure a Others are moved through supersti- BieUe decorations esiy. or the row s crib, the trolls will then hit 'ud be Cold," by Burton Bales, Is a beautiful- Dat com hyuh en fix up din ponlem ly tious fears; they approach the great Use nemos fiber to represent seew. be powerieas to Injure either man or he's written book, giving ail the reme- crowded with beast Branches of the plant are com for me! dies for cold that were suggested to season with consciences Set nena stand. Maxley's the tree suhstsstisl monly se n In farm houses hanging lu author in one day. There are 80 uncomfortable memoria; you but. 'tnllke A house of merrimrat it better than from the celling to protect the dwell variations of the quinine and whisky "Can suggest bo soothing far me ghost Is after them, to get Scrooge, their new heart Is only for a hawse el awareing. ings from all harm, but especially from treatment, and the other 911 reme- for my wife for Chrfcitmaa?" week. Another group sim- Have as extinguisher or a few fire, and s afflicted with the fall dies consist of the same prescription he asked ot the shopkeeper. Christmas "You'd get ply fall In with an ancient custom buckets full of water near the lng sickness think they can ward off without the nit ter quinine. This is better her a box of cigars. 1 are surprised, and Indeed pleaaed, tree, ready for use ia an eaaar- - all attacks of the malady by carrying a good book to have In any house. expect,' said the snenkeaper. and "She was In when the dry bonea of their unbeliev- about with them a knife which has a Except ye become as a "The Servant Question and Its An here this añorabas and bought a lace ing miada come together take on handle of mistletoe. child ye shall in no swer" will deceive many people, but parasol for jest." mu- many little It might do for a gift to a young mar nosh and begin to live. A vast I.Ike their Swedish neighbors, valse into the joy ltitude meet the great day with buoy German peasant consider the mistle enter rled couple. The answer la quaintly toe a powerful against evil npir time. given 'Hoard. aut expectation, take with thanks lu Whan and Why. charm of Christmas new hapyineee, return to their work Its. A similar belief seems to have WILBUR D. NEBBIT. you go Sunday now, exalted mood, and ask no ques- "Do to school lingered among the Romans, whose re In this Georgief" Inquired Georgie's MORE 8LIPPER8 CO tions about reuse and effect A few uncle. Uglon at a very early date waa some The Christmas Robin. "Yep; Christ maa Is comln'!" In many parta of England the robin philosophise on the phenomenon, and what similar to that of the Druids The time Is at hand," aaM you wrth Christmas-tide- . the seoachsr they are willing to stake their lives "Don't go except Just before When Aeneas descended Into Hades he la associated With wrath showing plans oo oasis sach- on the substantial truth of their in Christmas r gathered to protect himself from the There Is a belief that on Christinas "They are to be married on Christ ar, , will mas day. When slippers will bo .eight.--Geor- ge A (lerdón, In Atlantic "Tap; I go Just before the summer Infernal powers a branch of mistletoe. eve these birds slug near a house . ' Bhowered down upon me a person If dying, him "Would you Yule-tie- rM Monthly picnic, too." which Vergil calls the goldea bough. where to cheer call that By every temluins rrssshai "WBjeMIBawMaTOaWa 1
GIMARROH NEWS.
FOREIGN. LATEST NEWS THE MINERS' HOSPITAL Are Your Kidneys Weak? fien. Eulalia Gutierres was installed STATE NEWS (or as provisional President of Mexico, Do von know that deaths from klrtnay Is r tnan t V . 8. 1 with a full rabtnnt. OF INTEREST TO ALL trouble, am 100.000 tear la he kIowi EPITOMIZED SECRETARY MAKES BIENNIAL the tallnas That deaths from khtsiy dtaeaea bare la Id 'JO you ruo Official announcement Is made of NEW MEXICO -- la of the creaneri Ti yaantt If are the appointment of Sir Henry Howard PEOPLE REPORT TO GOVERNOR. Iowa, loolng walghi, nnrenM, "bine'' sod is west rheumalle. If ynu have baekaohn, skarp ar. British minister to the Vatican. roll be pains when etnoplng, dlasy apella sad TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS qutakly, if yon MOM Enrique Jimenes, nephew of Jnan Wtr-r- N'Wiptpor ITNlua Strvree ermed a two-etor- lake, for at times ortuary dlaorflara, net Nwa Over Eleven Hundred Patients Have would serious kldaey trouble. THB I. erold tbe THAT COVIN WIIK'I Jimenes, the new president of the P. H. LeNoir has beefc elected sec- Received Treatment at Raton In- here Is a lake of fresh water over Cae Doan'e Kidney Pills. There' so Dominican republic, ap- ylng A water-tigh- t Djedktlse ao Idety need, so nwessB-- f IVKNTt. has been retary of the las Vegas Commercial stitution In Past Eight Year. the salt lake. other pointed minister at Washington. Club. oof of green mud separates the fresh al or eo highly reoonaded. Nicholas Ahlers, former German Scores of bonflr? destroyed the from the salt water. For a large A Colorado Case p Wattern Krwapaprr Na part of year Is no consul in Sunderland borough, was weeds and leaves In Artesla's Oean-u- Union Hrrvlce. the there fresh Philip Clamóle. OF MOST INTEREST convicted by the Durham assizes of day. Santa Fé. A tbouaand and forty water lake there. The sun licks it up " 8 aar, soon over. J? NHss. high treason And sentenced to deatk. Local option carried at Dee Moines patients and seventy-nin- Indigent after the rainy season Is Cole., eare- "Hj goes tcrrl-hi- An earthquake did considerable recently by a vote Of 156 for and S miners have be treated In the he salt secured from this lake MBJk Satrd ill over Mexico. The lake has been aad aftar THI HEADER POSTED damage to the interior towns of Miners' hospital iw Mexico at atropine ' couldn't KItPINO worked sixty-fiv- e year. The straighten un with Lampa. Oolta and Pausa, Pera. Forty Raton since Nov ir 30, 190, or about eat craat afrarl. If ON moot IMPORTANT during the eight that the Insti whole town of 5,000 people makes Its I took olil I act bodies have been recovered from tha lied on my CURRENT TOPIC. ruins of wrecked houses. ranch near thai point. tution ha been In operation, accord- living from the salt. The property ad causea an aw- ing to report H A. Wiseman, is owned by K family or estate, but ful nackacha The Norwegian steamer Nygaard. The Business Men's Association of the of Deaa'a Kidney secretary and tieastirer of the hos- It Is said that not one of the owners Ptlla ralravad ma Wniiri Ncwipapcr Union Snrrica. from Pensarola, Oct 31, reported Raton Is working for the establish- oon aa Km pital, which has been filed with Gov- has lived there tor years. aa I WESTERN. ashore outside Elsbjerg, Denmark, ment of a big flour mill there. them. I hat. 11tak- ernor McDonald The report covers en I ham ntt and on port, has broken in two. Her cargo A Melrose farmer produced a large alnca and trier the fiscal years 1913 and 1914. or the For itching. Burning Skint. prompt Laden $3,000,000 cargo of of cotton Is being washed ashore. number of beets the past season, ava alware Brought and arte with a period from November 30, 1912, to No- Bathe freely the affected surface factory resalta, food for the relief of Belgium the Brig. Gen. Christian Frederick many weighing 17 '4 pounds. vember 30, 1914. with Cutlrura Soap and hot water. Ge Dona'e at Am Slot. SO a Beet steamer Mairtrtnonge from New Beyers, one of of re- The of state having ex- sailed the leaders the farmers the The report slK.wa that at the opening Dry without irritation and apply Cutl- - York. bellion In the Union of Africa, cess provender are taking W-,- South for rattle of the fiscal year .913 the hospital cura Ointment with finger or hand. DOAN'S V an- to JaHLJB Mrs. Katharine Spaleta, on trial for has been shot, it Is officially feeding the stock of large holders. had on band a batanee of only $73.42. This treatment affords Immediate re FOSTER URN CO, BUFFALO. H. Y. baring shot mad killed her huaband on nounced, and Is believed to be dead. The Huhbell ranch near Magdalena In that year there was an income of lief, permits rest and sleep and points the street at Olobe. Ariz., last Bum- In a report, of expenditures of the will ship 80,000 head of sheep this $9.322.20 from pay patients, and the to speedy healment In most caaes of mer escort, was Is when he attacked her government, It Is shown that England mi, which 30 000 more than last annual appropriation of $10,000, the eczemas, rashes, Itchings and Irritar l acquitted. year. Make the Liver spent upwards of $22,000 In conveying Income appropriation and other rev- tions of the skin and scalp of Infanta, ) Chicago club woman ware elated to the United States the body of the Carlsbad parties bnught Bob Evans' enue Items brought the total receipts children and adults. Free sample euch Do its Duty over the ease with which Mrs. Hila late American ambassador, Whltelaw ranch, twenty-fiv- e miles northwest of for the year to $20.1 S3.fi l The dis with 32-p- . Skin Book If you wish. Ad- Nine times In ten when the liver h Young superln-tenden- t Flagg was Held. Pecos, paying in the neighborhood of bursements amounted to $20,104.93, dress post-card- : Cuticura, Dept. X, right the stomach and bowels are right. of schools at a salary of $10,-00- 0 A German steamer with a cargo of $100,000. leaving the smi.ll balance oi $18.71 In Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv. CARTER'S LITTLE a year. 7,000 tons of oil, proceeding to Italy A new road has just been finished the treasury at the opening of the LIVER PILLS Counterfeit stiver dollars. In an un- from the United States, has been from Bhclno via Palma to the Tor- last flueal year In the fiscal year How It Happened. lentlybutfirmlvc finished condition were discovered in seised at Gibraltar by a British war- rance county line, and San Miguel 1914 the Ineome from pay patients "How did the cashier of your bank pel a laxy liver to --mmmmmTnOiFbf the house recently occupied by Mike county line. waa only $5,5112.23, Income get Into do its duty. HJeVH w knvi ship, according to reporto received at but the Jaiir i Smith and Myron Settcoff, who were London from Berlin. The ate received, up to November appropriation was $3,299.25 as against "Left tho 's' off speculation." Cures Con .mmmmmmmmmmmmmr i aa. ilcipi stipation, In- - LmT ivr.K i arrested at Beatrice, Neb., by United ' year. dm san ate I Jose Maytorena, Insurgent governor 30, $421... from the sale of state $728.02 In the preceding The A. Ba7fsKTfsKTfsKTfsKTSw I KILL3. States secret, service agents. Break-UD-A-Co- of Sonora, who has been besieging the lands for the year, $150.000 in excess revenue statement also shows $2.000 Weeks' ld Tablets sí. " buy- After spending the morning In of year. borrowed from the New Mexlro Na- A ffimrnnteprl Headache. Carranza garrison of Naco, Sonora, last ' reinclv fnr PnMl and ing ChrletnuM toys for Bonita, her since September, declared Saturday 'Two big cattle companies arc nego tional bank to pay a note for that La Grippe. Price 25c of your druggist Distress After Eating. nine-yea- r old daughter, Mrs. James W. that he had received no order from tiating for range purposes, 50.000 amount held by the First National It's aood. Take nothing else. Adv. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. Burke, wife of a planing mil) fore- Provisional President Gulterrez to acres each from parties owning land bank. The total for the year is Genuine must bear Signature man, returned to her hotel in Redding, stop firing, in order to prevent bullets grants in Santa Fé county. and the disbursements It isn't always love that makes a No- Cal., and ahot her dead. striking In American territory. Until J. H. Strawn of Oklahoma was at leaving a balance on hand man attentive to his wife. Maybe be Otto Bellows, twenty three years he does receive such order, he will Artesla looking over the Pecos valley vember 30. last, of $1.788.76 The dis- Is afraid of her. old, shot and killed his mother, Mrs. continue his attack. oil fields with a view to commencing bursements for the year Included a held Prank Bellows, at McCool Junction, operations In the near future. total of $4,000 paid on notes Neb., wounded bis sister and then 8PORT. Literally speaking, It v.ould bo Im- against the Institution. head, causing Twenty in the hos- sent a bullet into hN a possible to "get anyone'' goat" in deaths occurred says pital during fiscal year; three wound which doctors will result The Denver Bears may train in Curry county, as not a goat is to be the last were indigent seventeen fatally. Pboenlx, Ariz. They are scheduled to 1911 of miners and found on the tax rolls the opening of the There will be no hanging of men at go there In 1915. county. pay patients. At the CASTORIA Florence, Ariz., penitentiary Dec. 19. year there were eleven Indigent min- L'FiTtln:(iivH Quarterback Pete Russell of the averaged much above the Six persons condemned by the action November ers and ten pay patients In the hos- University of Chicago was elected to In temperature, but far below voting 3 against normal pital, and during the year nine In For Infants and Children. of electorate in Nov. lead the Maroons in 1915. precipitation than abolishment of capital punishment in the normal In less digent miners and 171 pay patients The San Francisco Club won 2C and one-hal- f precipitation oc- Arizona won the clemency of Gover- the normal were admitted. lost 29 shutout games, leading the Kind You Have nor Hunt. curred. The Coast league In both respects. fourteen-year-ol- boy, Marry K. Thaw, slayer of Stanford Jose Chavez, a Touring Car Burns Near Mogollón The Harvard association football was dragged to death by a horse he White on the Madison Square roof City. That a hoodoo holds imii teem defeated Columbia two goals to had roped at the ranch of his foster Silver niininiiimiiiMiinmiiiniiimniiiMMHi Always Bought garden, and escaped convict from sway over the Mogollón mall route ALCOHOL none In an Intercollegiate league game mother, Mrs. Juan Valdez, northeast 3 PER CENT Matteawan asylum, now has a chance was evidenced when a touring car ÁVegtable Preparation for As at Cambridge, Mass. of Roswell. to gain his freedom through pleading belonging to C. A. Bennett, the new simila t ing ihe Food and Regula At Annapolis, Md., Arthur C. Miles W. RIgney, county agricul- guilty to a charge of conspiracy In his Prof. J. mall contractor, was totally destroyed ling the Stomachs and Bowels oi Bears the plans to flee from the asylum for the of Colorado, quarterback of the Navy tural expert, at Róswell, asserts that hv fire lust this side of Mogollón. A criminal insane. football team during the past season, the climate of the Pecos valley is the leaky gasoline tank cuused the ex was elected captain for 1915. in world the raising of Signature Fifteen hundred dollars in cur- best the for plosion which enveloped the car and livestock. Digeslion.Cheerful-nessan- d rency, representing a part of the un- John Albert, said by Coach Stagg of its driver In flames. By almost her Promoles covered portion of $15,000 stolen from the University of Chicago to he the Checks from the sugar refinery In culean efforts, the driver managed to Rest Contains neither of the Waleenburg postoffice on the most promising football material he payment of the beets shipped from the save all the first class mall, but the Opium .Morphine nor Mineral night of Dec 2, was found by federal had ever seen, died at Battle Creek, Maxwell district In November are be- car, together with two new tires car Not Narcotic 6SF Mich. ing received. The checks will aggre- rled In a vise at one side, were de Inspectors in the atable of Troop F W av DtsiwEiHrrrs of the regular United States troops on Harry Bramer was awarded the de gate nearly $50,000. stroyed, the machine being reduced to strike duty at Walsenburg, Colo. cision over Morris Burke In the J. O. Shutts of Lambert, Okla., went a mass of twisted junk. Mr. Bennett 4h ,'mi -- ten-roun- d estimates his loss at $1,500. Insur rMlr sixteen-year-ol- d eigthth round of a bout at to the Gallegos ranch near Logan, tvr R. E. Mole, son of Anil . on car Is said to have ex St'J a Laramie railroad man, was saved the big smoker given by the Larimer where he purchased 2,400 lambs which ance the street business men at the clubrooua he will ship to Oklahoma to be placed plred several weekB ago. In from , probable death beneath the hmm Sd - wheels a moving freight at In Denver. on wheat pasture. ol train Ñt'mérfirt ftitiúr Laramie, Wyo., when he was rescued J. W. Phillips of Doming has bought Perjured Testimony, Declares Judge GENERAL. -- by J. M. Herbert, a Denver clubman 1,)00 head of 1, 2 and steers Ros well. A verdict of not guilty Anrrfrcl HVtnetlv for Constipa Use and president of the Colorado-Wyomin- g from the G. O. S. outfit, paying the was returned by the Jury in the case lion . Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, and Eastern Railroad Company. Francis McAdoo, eldest son of Sec highest price for them that has ever of the state against Jim West, charged Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-ncs- s retary McAdoo of the Treasury De been paid In that section. with the murder of William C. Holmes and LOSS OF SLEEP partment, was operated on for appen- August 15th last. West set up a WASHINGTON. Over 26.000 of cattle will win- on For Over dicitis at Philadelphia head defense, charging Signature of ter In the neighborhood of Clovls, plea of self that Facsimile persons crowded Cen wus I hriatenlng him and hail Secretary McAdoo has submitted Six thousand grass being abundant In that section Holmes armory In Cleveland, Ohio, at the a knife in his hand with which to take the treasury estimate for government tral of the state. Owners of stock are re- Ufe. Immediately the verdict Company. expense for the fiscal year beginning public reception given in honor of the ceiving record prices for calves. his after The Centaur Thirty Years July 1, 1915. The total la $1,090,775,- - home-comin- g of Myron T. Herrlck was read a sensation wan sprung by What la believed to be the largest NEW YORK. 134, million dollars under taut former ambassador to France. Judge John T. Mcl'lure. He declared four eagle ever shot In the Clovls year. Two more persons were struck by section tn open court that "perjured testi- was killed by Hall Cox at his lieing Senator Skafroth Introduced a bill "stray" Mexican bullets from the 8n mony was used more and more Augustine ranch. The bird measured County throwing water power with- siege of Naco, Sonora, whilo the U. in the Chaves Court." site seven feet, tew inches from tip to tip. Food asi CASTORIA open to entry under restric- S. army Is concentrating a force to Guaranteed under the drawals A potato, weighing I. O. O. F. Officer Oles. against monopoly placing put a stop to sniping. mammoth sweet tions and over eleven pounds, was displayed Exaft Copy of Wrapper. them under the State Utility Commis- Frank Dieter, a resident of Mema tt AlhunnerQue. N. K. Stevens, secre- Artesla by J. L. Taylor. The potato Of O. O. F. lodge sions. ten miles northwest of Rroken Bow, tary the i. grand of waH grown by his son. Steve Taylor, New Mexico, Jled here, ill? ycara old. government, through Neb., sent four bullets into the body The Turkish neat Ilcbbs. No Irrigation was used. He hold that office for several years. Ambassador Morgenthau, has signi- of his wife, then shot lilmaelf twice COLT DISTEMPER fied to the State Department its in the left breast, from the effect ol One hundred and eight cans of Ush Closes Doors. I COBB, w from United government Las Crucrs Bank Its bTaáhu lyUID iitsTnPBN UIwm. willingness that an expedition be sent hich he died. a States tnraaTof lo fead. Arta o IS. blood aa4 ujMlfjanaanS hatchery arrived at Servilleta. The Cruces, N. M- .- The First State naaafdlotaaipar. Ball mmadT rat aanfar laawgi InSjal. to the relief of the people of Jeru- Kane McKnight, charged with par atotuafuaraataaatocaraoaaaua. aMaaanaaoinntwaaa fish will be distributed In the nearby Hank here failed to open its doors fol- dom ofdnualata and hareaai Ovalara, or am t aaaraaa Pnt aa" salem. tlclpatlon In the murder of Charlea M Bannlaetarara. Cat ahova now to pouraoa uiroaia war fr streams under the direction of the lowing I he run of Wednesday. The Book tot atraa aaarrtklaa. Laaal acanta waattd. Larga rati ma Hicks, postmaster and merchant at nara rameoy tn aaiwanra raara. Provisional President Gulterrez bus TaoH College of Agriculture and Me- naw Sylvester Station, la., was lynched Commercial Club. Stule aaOMM BACDrOAL CO.. W .Hártala, lata, Qoehen. tneka U ta ordered Governor Maytorena, com- Arts was the largest depositor, making the third negro to be hunger News been at of chanic manding his forces at Naco, to avoid has received Taos with approximately $7:1,000 on dopoelt s..n.e men succeed by taking by a mob for the crime. the death of E. E. Fell, en, old pros- SUP operations altogether, if he cannot Holies arc entertained that the depos- o. - wiili Ceiiow a wad cdle pector, claim on tin' other YOU j CORN confine bis fire within Mexican Gov. L. Blease of South Caro at a Uooee creek, itors may be saved heavy loss. The BR00N lina since 1911 has shown clemencj' about six miles from Red River. He l TO US POH BEST RESULT bordera. run was due to rumors that the bank VOI B OWN liHI t.l.ls-- WILL I H I TOU to 1,430 men. Only fifty prisoners art dropped dead near hiu cabin. Fell was frj kt'irlna Si Hrrar-d- R.i Hrd. Weak, Wawrj iAACNBCE The national rivers and harbom was shaky The capital of the bank Kraa aad Oranalau! Ktflld.; No Maiamo-iij- .i CHEAP RATE now left In the penitentiary, and the 60 years of age, and was u native of Mya ooaafon. Wrlta Cor Hook of lha terr- congreaa adjourned adopting 180,000 deposits Co-- LIBERAL LOANS MADE WRrTBUS after Is and 117LW, or wall Wrvm. Murta, ára kaaiedr , t hi. nao. resolutions favoring the building of a governor announces that he will give Chicago. them their freedom as a Christina COYNE BROTHERS comprehensive system of water trans- Eighty-fou- r dentists hold licenses to Asylum Christmas Tree. l)on t worry--uul- es you can draw gift. 118 . SOUTH WATER ST.. CHICAQO portation at annual expenditure by the practice In New Mexico, and seventy-ai- Las Vegas. itie directors of the a salary for so doing $50,000,-000- . M. was sentenced at At government of not lesa than Lee Frank are in the continuous practice of state Insane asylum here will have a Ga., in Fulton County Superiot DEFIANCE STARCH lanta. their profession, according to a report Christmas tree for the 'JH9 patients Bed Croe Hag Blue maket the laundress on 22 is President Wilson told Senator New-land- Court to be hanged Friday,, Jan. now In the Institution. Preparations happy, srtrtT ctuthea tvhitcr that oow. constantly grotving in favor becadas if April, 1913. of Mar) of the New Mexico Board of Dental he approved many features of for the murder in for the Christmas celehrattuu, which All ud groccra. dv. Does factory girl. Bo Kxamlntrs, now In the hand of Gov- Not Stick to the Iron plan for river and har- Pbagan. a Include big turkey dinner aa will his pro ernor McDonald. will a The lotid smack is not always the and il not injuro the finest fabric. Vo bor Improvements into a broad nut ion fore being sentenced Frank again as now are laundry purposes il hat ao cejsiL 16 oa woll the Christmas treat sweetest kiss. al policy, and as a result the senator claimed his Innocence. One thousand breeding cues have being made. pickaxe 10c. more ttsn h for same moqry. auuounced be would press hia bill on Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, daughter o been shipped to Santa Fé, If, M., par- DEFIANCE STARCH CO., Omaha. Nebraska the subject at this session. Newland President Wilsou, is expected at tu ties by Culp A Wivmun of Kort Sum- Elk for New Mexico, ojtnml."siou co- to re plan contemplates a to White House for Christmas and ner. The tame firm will place 1,000 s.ini . K4. (iame Warden T. C. da To Dry Land Farmers ordinate the projects and to super- main there for some time afterward lumbs In their feed lots. Tbe Deuce Baca received asaurauce that New Beauty I rmlMd 720 pound $ of , vise the .expenditure of $60,000,000 a The President has decided Cot to K of amout; states sJrMf litvrtiitrt Ut Dlamuuds herd of 700 head, recent Mexico stands first the is Only Slaa Deep fear Of) an cío of UnJ aa dry t th SetfcmttUsiMrt, period of years In Im- away from Washington for the hoil l year for a ten ly bought by . uei & Makemuon from requesting elk from YellousUtne Park and they ara fine, I rot my atari taso ytu ra ajo front proving the various river systems from days, but wilt spend the day at home Neis Curtln, quota of fifty la It it wully ne- a handful of Md Mcured la Arliona from tha Indians. have been bought by ami will receive its Sand ma 25 ctr.ta for attoath seed to imita asfarfandJ with his family. there-tore- , their sources to their outlets. Sheriff Coke Hopplns of Karwell, Tex. the near future. cessary I UI raiuni a am all bat postpaid. Wrlta add ra a plainly. that you Representative Sereno U. Payne of Joseph Smith, president of the Re Charles S. Brown of Artesla. owner JAMES GREGG, 2029 Crete St. Dearer. Cola. fail- Da) Coin, take good care New York died suddenly of heart organised Church of Latter of the oil property formerly under Chaves Got the ure at his .apartment- In Washington. Saint, died at his home lu Indepea Though occupying only of your skin. lease to tbe Pecos Valley Oil ft Oes tanta V. PTnrciTPi i President Wilson attended' the dence. Ma At bis bedside was hit a small office In an out of the way Company, has leased it to It. J. Bige-low- , HAIR BALSAM funeral of Renreaentatlve Sereno son. Frederick M. Smith, who will sue corner on the third floor of the capí- a I. nara praaarataaa at aaaata, an oil driller of many years ex- ZONA POMADE Pay ne New York in the House oeed htm as president of the church tol, Superintendent of Insurance of perience In the Penuxylvanla He a wreath of and other members of his family. and Chaves the past fiscal year chamber. other oil districts, and arrangements Jacobo if used regularly will beautify and eaq an li.ee a' Pmtaiaia, flowers for thi contributed $ r; i to the state's Nannie Strlcklln, 12, waa shot and now are being made to atari pumping. preserve your complexion and help ICrouomy in the public service in the killed In the front yard of her home exchequer, as against $2,77 1. UP by the you retain the bloom of early youth WANTFD u aar "ni owoar or aoaar tana One farmer of Clovls sold e.onu bush- Corporation The 'V' tor aala. nana awnytiuu anal keynote of the annual report of Sec- in St. Louis by Robert Bailey. 36, t State Coromissk.. for many years. Try it for 30 aatca n.ia.,,1 taMi..tij.slaaaar4alh,Slaai of to a party who receipts were $20,604.-í- 4 l..a.. retary Redfleld, of the Department of deacon at a mission, after the giri'i els wheat buys for largest mouth's days. If not moro than satisfied export. The wheat waa grown on 320 In March; then came i t bi nary wl Commerce, lu aummariiing the work parents had refused to allow him U you get your money back. READERS !'t'initatar? adr.'r many aerea and tbe owner received over with $0,002.07; April fifth. $..,$81.03; 50c Head la Ita aoranian atonM Inalat aaoa aaaUu feM i of the bureaus of his depart- adopt her. Bailey then shot himself druggists mailed thai aet (sr. rehalas all aakaucataa or latitat! ment, he undertakes to suggest a wise and was taken to a hospital in a dying fifteen thousand dollars for the while In none of the other months dki at or direct use of government funds. condition. the total reuch $300. Zona Company, Wichita, Kan. W. N. U DENVER, NO. 4 Hie Cimarron News and Citizen by the sounds of firing and TITANIC in the adjacent village and so lv subscription fl.oo Year SEES
rnttinr Sejiiein'nr j, 1916, 1 the postoffice at Cimsrron paat tbe house, a solid wall of men ll, nadar thn act of March 3. 1879." STRUGGLE so close together that they obllter- - ated the flower garden a CIMAKKON IING COMPANY, ing young shrubbery as If ALB. E. SC CR. Owner a steam roller had pasoed over POLISH CAPITAL both. I cast a hasty glance in the opposite PUBLIC LANDS direction, speculating If even yet I From the time the United Stateo was incorporated in. could escape that way but at a cross- Newspaper Correspondent In roads near the house I saw four Hun- to one body of law making and protection, the question of garian hussars who sat motionless In Thick of Great Battle in public lands has been an important one and not infrequent- their saddles. They formed a square, the East. each man looking down a road, with ly has it been brought to the attention of congress. Ef- a rifle un lung, the butt resting loose- ceed public ly against his bright red riding forts have been made to have the government breeches, and with finger on trigger. HAD CITY IN THEIR GRASP lands to the states in which they are situated, but this I realized that It would be a mad race dowr any of these roads and that plan was not cheerfully -- met by congress. a wild senmper through the adjacent Washington government has not yet felt inclined Germana Had Only to Walk In and fields would be bad for my health. The Take It, But Overnight Delay Coat domain with- Finds Hlmeelf at the Front. NO. towards letting each state control the public Them Victory Vivid Picture Turning again to look at the Ger- in its boundaries, but on the other hand it has grasped the of Bloody Conflict. mans, I reflected with secret exulta- per quart 70c aer quart 1.35 Pj rt I1.00 tion that my most sanguine hopes aa richest sections in the western states and placed a barrier By FRANCIS M'CULLAQH. a war correspondent' had been real- against their development. It took Missouri forty years Correspondent ('himno Dally Newt. ized. For a long time tbe wisest 1'hese inks are a guaranteed product, it flows freely, does not 'gum Petrograd, heads in tbe foreign and war Rueila. The German Russian and is made for a high All Write." to settle the public land question before a definite agree- on Warsaw wax achieved aa a offices prevented me from getting to and dry climate. "It's reault of that most difficult operation the front. Now with a rush, like a ment was reached through the war. Globe-Wernic- known as a change of front, performed Niagara, the front had come to me. ke Office Furniture and Supplies The constitution provides that every state admitted with marveloua speed and efficiency. The Germans wore no besutles as to the union, shall be admitted on an equal footing with The transfer of one-f4urt- h of the Ger- they advanced In their "plckelhauben" Desks, Filing Cabinets, Latest Improved Sec man army from Belgium to Poland (helmets) and grayish uniforms, look- the other states and enjoy tne same rights and privileges. was the least of the difficulties that ing aa If they had not shaved or of western domain owned and controlled by were overcome. Far greater waa tbe washed for weeks, it was with no or- tional Book Cases and Unifiles With half the establishment of etrapes (shelters) dinary curiosity that I gazed at that the government the western states have but a small margin and lines or communication In hostile formidable, host which had wrought which to maintain their governments by taxation. territory. The Germans not only over- devastation from Antwerp to Warsaw, left with came these difficulties, but conceived before whose cannon first-clas- s for Typewriter Supplies, Oils, Ribbons, The disposition of public lands should be in the hands of a masterly plan of attacking War- tresses had gone down like houses of saw very nearly It to suc- cards, whose monstrous were would place us on an equal footing. , and carried armies the states. This cess. measured not by miles but by Brushes, Grand Duke Nicholas expected a of latitude. etc., Carbons and Type German advance from East Prussia Meanwhile the tide of battle rose BURLESON'S RECOMMENDATION eastward on Grodno or southward on higher and higher around us It waa Covers Burleson's recommendation to the Warsaw and had prepared for these Impossible to leave the house, whose writing Papers, Manuscript Postmaster General movements with General Rennen walls were lashed by a spray of shrap- president that the government take over the telegraph and kampff's army west of Grodno and an- nel and rifle bullets. It was cracked them under the jurisdiction oil other army at Kevno. Warsaw was In several places from the foundation and Blank Legal Forms telephone lines and opefate defended on the north by the for- to the roof by the concussion of gi- the postal department, is not in the least amazing. It is tress of Novogeorgeievsk and a power- gantic shells. army. a stamp of democracy when it has made a partial suc- ful Sees Battle Approach Warsaw. but Attack Cornea Through Swamps. I mounted to the roof and observed Cimarron Publishing Company cess in one of its departments. In the face of the three The grand duke did not expect an the distant lights of Warsaw, which should attack from the south, where there were not lowered despite the terror million dollar surplus in the postal department, this are swamps, the worst wagon roads of aeroplanea and Zeppelins. South be an incentive tor that department to double and treble In Europe and few railways. But It of Warsaw 1 saw a great Irregular was from the south that General von line of foam tipped shrapnel explo- the amount to make up for what it has lost in the past. Morgen came. sions, the boiling edge of a Teutonic For Up-to-da- te Government ownership of telephone and telegraph In all there were four German sea of Iron and blood. Good, Standard groups. One, from Thorn, bombard- At one point tbe line bent sharply lines is a fallacy of popular government. It is not the ed Plotsk, but retreated, this being outward and approached perilously Merchandise in Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Dry wisest thing to undertake at a time when the lofty ideals only a demonstration. Two groups ad- close to the Polish capital. The Une Goods, Notions, Hats, Fur- vanced from Kalisz and Chenstckhov moved closer and aa I looked I felt riillinery, Trunks, are forcing the poor man into bankruptcy and the wealth and, uniting at Sklernevltzy. moved sure that Warsaw had gone like Ant- niture, Carpets, Glass China, Wooden ahd Tin- for safeguard. Thh states with the pres- on Warsaw with blinding rapidity. The werp, Brussels, Liege and Maubeuge. ware, Wall into the vaults fourth group, from Cracow, attacked Then the line fall back and the red Paper, Drugs and Stationery. ent programs outlined are dependent upon public utilities Radom and then Ivangorod, where the tide of war ebbed and flowed like a PRICES AND QUALITY GUARANTEED by means of taxation. object was to cross the Vistula, thus crimson ocean. for the revenue they return outflanking tbe Russian army at War- My reflections were Interrupted by If the government has millions to invest, let it reclaim saw and compelling its retreat. the whiz of a bullet and then shrapnel Matkin Supply Company Austro-Oerma- bursting above the chimney aent me in west, drain the swamps in the south and The whole battle Mail Orders Promptly'Attended To arid lands the front was 462 mllet in length, ex- Inside. make homes for those who are starving for the lack of tending from the llaltic to the Carpa- Suddenly tbe darkness was lit up by a glare. is needed is men to produce thians and therefore tbe battle of the tremendous The Saxons had food and employment. What Vistula In the middle of October was retreated, setting fire to the village. and not to consume. in some respects the greatest ever A young pleasant faced Russian officer fought. I confine myself to a descrip- entered the house, went to the cellar tion of what 1 saw with my own eyea. entrance and regarded tbe women Had Only to Walk In. and children in silence. He seemed Cimarron Transfer Co. THE NACO TROUBLE deeply Warsaw was absolutely loat on tbe moved. a ghastly Naco, Arizona is the scene of direct violation of neu- evening of October 11. The Germans "What time they must have had!" be said. Mexican government is concerned. had only to walk In and take it. But J. W. Swearingen, Prop. trality insofar as the they delayed, probably waiting for Then he quickly commanded us to Many Americans have been killed by stray bullets in the the fourth Get man force to cross at clear out at once, aa the Germana would probably return and the house fired on side of the bord- Ivangorod. border town that were the other Next day the Russians had more would surely be smashed. I.e began Rus-ala- Ice er by the belligerents. A stop to this outrage will have to troops, and within a week they had speaking in Polish and ended in Livery, Feed. Hay, Grain, Coal and He gave us a soldier to guide be used. ten corpa, or 400,000 men, south of be made and that at once, but horse sense must Warsaw, and as General von Mor- us. The Mexican government in its treaty with the Unit- gan' force was threatened from both, It was a strange, frightened proces- 20, sion of man, women and children. with- flanks, be fell back October with Aa ed States, agreed that the firing of guns should cease amazing skill and rapidity. we crossed a bill southeast of the rail- Camping Parties of Four or More Taken way fight in the three mile limit of the boundary, but there is every I was able to see all the fighting on line the behind us recom- the extreme front because of my menced with great fury. to the Mountains in Rea- indication that this was not adhered to. friendship with Russian officers formed Young Count Potoskl Killed. Auto Truck at The trouble with the situation is that the U. S. has al- during tbe Manchurian war. From the The Germans retook the house, station of Prushkov, six miles south which was burned and obliterated, and sonable Rates. Phone 56 lowed such atrocities to be carried on without looking Into of Warsaw, I traveled the whole Rus- the young- - officer was killed. His fully. will be hard to follow out different sian line. Tbe Germana were driven death sent a thrill of grief inrough all the matter It from Prushkov a few hours before my Poland, for he was no other than the policies now; it should not have permitted such things to visit, but fighting continued on the brave young Count Potoskl, head of of war. But time will tell. outskirts. an ancient family of Polish aristo- happen from the inception the Great Trees Hurled Aloft. crats. 1 crossed tbe fields to Sokoloff amid The fate of the mansion In which I frightful 1 saw one found succor is typical of thousands FIST FIGHTS AMID SHELLS is an- a bombardment. Governor Goethal's demand for canal protection big German shell alight under the of almilar homes. From Warsaw MATKIN other indication that Japan has an eye peeled to make use gnarled roots of an enormous tree. to Kalisz, Cracow and CbenBtohov, Private Wrltea Heme Two Troopers When the smoke cleared away this Poland has suffered almost as much Forgot Fray to 8ettle Foot- SUPPLY COM'Y of the canal before long. There is, however, consolation tree was lodged in the top branches of as Belgium Where the Germans have ball Dispute. in knowing the calibre of the man in charge of the canal. some other trees close by. It had not been tbe Austrlans have been. Undertakers been torn up by the roots and ahot The Lublin government waa devas- London.-r-,'I- f you want to know how upward hundreds of feet with terrlflo tated our boya are behaving, listen to tin.; Carry a full line of Place a muzzle on the press of this country and one velocity. During the battle ol Warsaw alone writes a private In the Coldstream The curious effect of these roon- - hundreds of hamleta and mansions Guards. COFFJNSand CASKETS step will have been taken backwards. The freedom of tbe strous shells passing close to one's were flattened In this stAm roller "The other day we were moved up bead is that they produce nervous col- war- - They were taken ánd retaken to relieve a company of tbe blind TELEPHONE 20 press is more necessary now than any one other thing and by opposing gar- lapse, deafness, numbness and fre- the forcea In back (Royal Weat Kent regiment), ClHAKRON, N. M. government ownership will put a ban on this freedom. quent Insanity. 1 personally helped to dens, narrow stairways and private who were being pretty badly shelled the rear a dosen soldiers thus af- chapels men fought like fiends. in their trenches. Quite close to me flicted More dreadful sights 1 never Over a wide area south of War-aa- 1 found a nrst-clas- s scrap going on be- With the Morning Journal and the New Mexican apol- saw. Now there are two hospitals In the struggle raged for ten daya tween two privates, who, ignoring the NOTICE. ogies, these papers can face each other with a clean front. Petrograd and Moscow for such sol- and nights In village streets and Iso- shells, were settling a dispute in tha diers with more than one thousand pa- lated houses, backward and forward, old English manner And what do you All trespassing in the W. S. Pasture in They exchanged some flowery epithets before the Kernel tients In each. like a roaring flood. The Germanic think the row was about? The re- Colfax county, whether for the purpose of This frightful bombardment drove flood finally ebbed, but with lta stu- spective merits of the Aston Villa and hunting, tithing, pulling wild fruit, or cut- appeared on the scene and explained the $50 gift fully. Queens ma into the cellar of a factory, where pendous strength so little Impaired the Park ranges football ting fire wi.miI, or for say purpose whatso- I wom- Is to roll any teams." found two men and several that it liable back at ever, without leave, is strictly prohibited en and children, who had been there moment. Ten thousand tourists will spend a few dollars in Cim- and all trespassers will be prosecuted to three days, not daring to emerge even PASS NO GUILTY SOLECISM the lull extent of tbe lew. arron next year, providing they are invited to come here. to get a drink of water from the Trenches Cause Rheumatism. pump only a faw yards from tbe open- (Signed) WILLIAM FRENCH, is opportunity Cimarron has ever been Paria. German prisoners taken French Professor, Acting This the greatest ing cellar. They told ma that as Censor. for W. 8. Land 4 Cattle Co. of the along the Tsar show the effects of the Holds Up Message Because should be this critical time. had day of offered and it not overlooked at the bombardment continued hardships they have been undergoing. Defects In wls-do- 8tyie. and night, and in proof of their Many of them ara suffering from rheu- In not venturing out tbey pointed be ICuropean is matism and severe influenza caused Paris. Tensors at the wsr office are Deafness Cannot Be Cured The best that can said about the war to bodlaa of men and a child fey the three by tbelr immersion In flooded being recruited from professors of local applications, aa they cannot lying In tbe factory yard. the diseased portion of the ear Thar la that any one can win and yet lose. The lives that are lost trenches. The flooding of the country languagea at French universities. only one way to cure deafness, and that la in Solid Maaa. Is Germans caused bardahlps to the Belgians, Force of bablt la so stroug with these by constitutional rameales. Deafness can never be repaid in money, and the sorrows of families When darkness tell 1 bolted out caused by an Inflamed condition of tha rou French and Hrltisb as well. The Bel- improvised officials that it is some- com lining of the Eustachian Tube When again and toon took refuge again in this tuba Is Inflamed you have s rumbling alleviated by the time it is settled for one and all times. gian aimy In this region is said to times hard for them to realise they are aouua or Imperfect bearing, and when It Is tbe bouae of a Polish gentleman, who Hive Is been reduced to 10,000 raen. on sterner duty than correcting ruct-tatto- n entirely closed, Dssfnsas tha result, and invited me to alaep In bla houe for unless the Inflammation can bs taken out papers. and this tubs restored to Its normal condi- of rab- the night 1 alept on a aofa, abut In tion, hearlnf will bs destroyed forever; nine Of course Colfax county cannot boast shipping Attachee to Obssrv War. All Bordeaux was amused when tr by the small hours ol the morning 1 was rases out of tsn ara cauaed Catarrh, Bordeaux. Tbe military attaches was reported that a teles-ra- trn-mlttln- g wbloh Is nothing but an Inflamed condltloo bits, but we do ship thousands of fat cows and pigs. i awakened by a shell which shook of the mucous surfaces of neutral countries have been au--I a news dispatch from the bat- We will give On Hundred Dollars for any very window frame in tbe bouae My I thorlsed by tbe French government tle front was stopped on the ole esse of Deafness (caused by catarrh that host and his family soon appeared say-lu- cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cura. too, we are informed business is going to proceed for tbe tt eater ot war op ground that It contained detecta of Send for circulars, free And then that that the servants had all fled. 1 CHBJNglT St Ohio. rallona They may visit particularly style. F. J. CO.. Toledo. decided to depart also, but wag pre-- Bold by Druggists. Tie to improve soon. Sort of psychological. the battlefields on tus Htver Mania. 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calves from S. M. Chase & Co., 3 ez was attacked with tha intent of Packages miles north of Cimarron. The killing him. Martinez drew his stock was shipped to Denver on gun and wounded one eft the hunt- Wednesday. It was in very good ers and then was killed himself by Practical Gifts as Christmas condition and the price received a fusilade of bullets. The fatal Should Be therefore is considered very good. bullet is said to be of the same cal- Other stock shipments will be made ibre as that of the gun of the hunt- Presents from this city to the eastern mark- er under arrest. Sent Early ets in the near future. There is considerable excitement over the murder in Taos county ti, and possess are hunting for the companions of the man now under The public is urged by the post Murder In My arrest. B office department mail I. to Christmas No information of the murder as as packages early possible and had been filed with the district at- thus help avoid the congestion that Taos County torney's office Wednesday noon people must practice thrift more than ia sure to result if everybody and the state will make a thorough The American leaves mailing un- their Christmas investigation at once. I Many in line ap- til the last (moment. Parcel post ever before. items the Furniture packagss as well as express pack Discovered peal to those who would spend their money wisely. ages, should b dispatched at the rery earliest moment. Otherwise', THOROUGH WORK Christmas mail may be several News of an atrocious murder in days late in reaching its destina- Taos county reached here the first How Gfmanon Citizen) Can Find I Rockers, Rugs, Tables, tion. ssssasi of the week, the victim being Don From Kidney Troubles. Patrons of the post office are al- Antonio Martinez of San Cristobal Dressers, Lamps, Beds so asked to familiarize themselves in the northern part of the county, If you suffer from backache-Fro- m urinary with the mailer of package insur whose body was found at a place disorders Any curable disease of the kidney ance as much as possible. Pack- Uscj iu the Carson forest known as Gar- a tested kidney remedy. Doau's Kiduey BUY ages may be insured bv filling out Pilla have been tested by thousands. Grate- FOR HIS XMAS FOR HER rapata. The bod v had been cover- the proper blank, which is furnish- ful people testify. Can you aak more con- ed with stones and branches from ? gift, buy a Bradley sweater, ed by the office. The sender of the vincing proof of merit a house robe made of the A hunter from French, Col Mrs. Thomas Blakemyre, 216 S. Arno St, package is supposed to fill out the trees. a real wool garment, some- fax county, ia under arrest. One Albuqureque. N.Max., ays: "I knew I blank. In ordinary times the clerk needed a kidney inediciue, aimy backacked genuine Beacon blankets or a of his companions, hailing from will satisfac- in the post office "is willing to ac- and I had other kidney alimenta. I used one thing that give Dawson, made his escape alter be- commodate the sender by attend- box of Uoan's Kidney Pills and have never pair of felt slippers made in ing arrested and a third nimrod, tory wear for two seasons or ing to that detail, but in busy needed any kidney medicine since. My who was wounded in the right leg relatives baye also used Doau's Kidney times it will be impossible to do so. the Juliet style. and left shoulder, managed to get Pills with the most fatisfactory results." more. Therefore, if you want your pack- away after calling at a drug store Price 50c at all dealers. Don't sicply ask age to reach its destination'on time for a kidney remedy get Doan's .Kadney for ointment for his wounds and of Xmas Holly attend to it eariy. Pilla the same the! Mis. Blakeraore had. We have a complete stock Ribbon, consulting a doctor. Foater-Milbur- n Co.. Props.. BsfleJo, N. Y Boxes Xmas Tags There are evidences of a terrific and Struggle, with the three American Specials: Nevin candies, Fresh Nuts, Figs, Denver Company buntera on the one side and the well-know- AVISO. Holiday Spanish-America- who is n Dates, Oranges, Cranberries and Oysters Buys Calves From throughout the county, on the other. It is supposed that El treapaaar dentro del pasteo del W. S. Martinez came upon the hunters as ea 1 Candado da Colfax con la mira d S. M. Chase & Co. thev were baiting a bear trap with yate, pexca, recoger fruta silvestre o cor- a horse they had apparently stolen ta! macera aeca o para cualeaquieraotroe Brooks Mercantile Co. fin sin permiso; se prohibe eat rictamant The and killed. Martinez recognized c aquellos que asi traspaaareueerao prose-cutad- oa company robe, it ia said, taken from the "THE STORK OF TQDAY AND TOMORROW" The Denver Live Stock the al Heno de la ley. through its buyer Mr. Tucker, in . horse. To hide the crime of horse Por (Primado) WILLIAM FRENCH, week purchased two cari of spring stealing, so it is reported, Martin- - la Compnaia da Reces del W, 8. MMMM Mt f CIMARRON NEW 8 Mne In northern Prance and in . pay RUSSIANS CHECK This advance haa been pc DESTROY money for 500 LATE P.O. DEPARTMENT WHY boxes when 1 . A. - - wnai you reaiiy want ib GERMAN ADVANCE POLISH TOWNS MARKET SELF-SUSTAININ- G ti I rrtl --lYralo eirurnttnc loth are strategic points. QUOTATIONS FATIMA; the Turkish-blen- d Germans Move Headquarters. cigarette. "No Gold Tips, AGAINST WARSAW tRMIES SWAY OVER DESOLATED POSTMASTER GENERAL BURLE- The German dlvtalonnt headquarters but finest quality" 20 for 15c. was remove! from Routers when shells COUNTRY WITHOUT ANY SON SUBMITS ANNUAL RE- began In to fall the town after the DECISIVE RESULT. PORT "Distinctively Individual" British had recaptured Passchendaede, TO PRESIDENT. ft yon oewftof sesear Amssmi C(seeSM from The Kaiser Sends Five Columns eleven miles northeast of Ypres. Beef steers, corn fed, good now denlrr. we tvill he plmipd m lend you Desptte the vigorous attack being to choice $7.257.75 three paekoftt potipalé on reret ot 5CV. Aédr;, felfas De . ill At, new Tar k.N Y. Toward Polish Capital made by the allied forces, reports to- Beef steers, corn fed, fair BELGRADE RECAPTURED to good RAISE EMPLOYEES PAY and Slavs are Hard day Indicate that the Germana have e.75J7.Ii ÍÜAtoeo (Sr. not abandoned their offensive at all Beef steers, grsssers, good jflayaJTsjsjw Pressed Now. to choice 7.007.65 points. Heavy firing Is reported slong Beef TROOPS ON steers, grassera, fair the coast, with the Germans bombard- FRENCH FRONTIERS to good .ROÍH7.00 REVENUES FOR 1914 INCREASED ing Bast Dunkirk, 'west of Nleuport. STOPPED FROM ACTIVITY BY Heifers, prime, com fed .. C507.00 S PER CENT. AMOUNTING The allied warships also are reported THE WINTER WEATHER. Cowa and heifers, corn fed, ALLIES CLAIM GAIN to have been able to get back Into ac- good to choice 6.2506.75 TO $287,934,569.69. tion and have shelled tha German po- Cows and belters, cor fed fair to good sitions. Waatant Nawapopar UaJon Neva Strvtae. 5.756.15 Waatem NVwupspcr t'nlan Nw Sarvlea. The French Say They Have Capturad Cowa and heifers, grsssers. Heavy Fighting In Alsace. Dec. 16. The Servians have good to choice 5.75a'6.50 Washington. The postoffice appro- Two Important Point Along Heavy fighting Is reported In Alssce. occupied Belgrade after a fierce bat- Cowg and belters, grsssers, priation bill, carrying approximately Weatern Battle Line In the Argonne the German trenches tle, according to dispatches from 'sir to good 6.005.7B $325,000.000 virtually was ready for by Cow and heifers, grsssers, Britiah Navy Wlna. are being aasatled vigorously Nlsh. submission to the House Monday. French artillery aad through mining The Austrian captured Belgrade common to fair 3.76ff4.75 Feeding The question of the scqulsltlon of the operations. All new positions taken Dec. 2 after having besieged it since cowa 4.255.26 Veal calves 7.00i)9.00 telegraph and telephone systems by the allied troops along the Yser July 29. bombarding from batteries Summary of Events. Bulla 4.60b.60 by Postmaster Oeneral Bur- have been held and the advantage is near Scmlln and from monitors on the Stags 5.00O6.60 ac- leson would be left for further Inquiry Of Austro-Gerraa- n col- being followed with determination, Danube. A large portion of the city the five Feeders and Blockers, good under the bill. umna which for some days appear- cording to London reports. was said to have been destroyed by to choice 6.657.40 ed to Evacuate a French Town. the Are of the Austrlans. Feeders and Blockers, fair The bill contain a number of new be making steady progress to good provisions, including the abolishment The by Germans of When war was declared the Servian 6,006.65 in their invasion of Poland, three evacuation the Feedera and Blockers, com- 3f the office of assistant postmaster; Vernelles, southeast of Bethune, was government moved from Belgrade to have suffered checks, according to mon to fBlr s.oote.oo regrouping all activities In first-clas- s officially In a statement Kraguyevats and later went farther the official report from Russian announced offices so as to concentrate all super- Issued In Merlin Bethune Is near the south to Nlsh. where it remains. headquarters. Hogs. visory authority In The column which Belgian border. A striking realure of the day's offi- each office under a Good hogs 7.258.40 postmaster superintendents fin-1- 1 waa making a downward stroke cial newB is the candid admission by and of S0MÍTHINQ USEFUL FOR IMAS from Mlawa, on the east Prussian the Austrian government of tho defeat a no and mail; raising the maximum Frltish Win at Sea. of the Austrian army In Servia and ap- 8heep. balances scceptable at postal banka Sold at Ote boat stone frontier, and which was reported I ami) noel ererrwkere. If in one dispatch from Petrograd to The British have retaliated tor the parently Of the abandonment of its $7.268.25 Trom $500 to $2,000, the intereat to be roar dealer cannot recent German naval victory In the territory Ewes 4.264.76 payable only on deposits up to $1,000; tapalr, we will gladlT be within fifteen miles of Warsaw, third attempt to Invade the Yearlings aailtt roo. IllntlraUfd southern Pacific by sinking four of neighbor. While at- 5.756.50 Increased pay for rural carriers; au- roldaros raqttoat. was repulsed of its small Slav Wethers 5.2506 00 after an energetic the German warships wblch sank the tributing failure to the enemy's thority for the experiment of putting L.K. WATERMAN COMPANY the Feeder Iambs, f. p. r. .507.M Maw offensive, and under counter at- bul- of one county 178 Broadway Tork Monmouth and the Good Hope. The superior force, as all government Feeder ewes, f. p. r S.304.26 rural carriers In each tacks from the Russians, was com- German cruisers Scharnhorst, Gnelse-na- u letins explain failures, the Austrian Breeding ewes 4.256.00 state on a contract basis; increase of pelled to retire at some points. and Leipzig were destroyed east war office announcea plainly an ex- $100 annually In the pay of postofflce It takes an experienced summer girl Germine Repulaed. of the Falkland islands, in the south tended retirement and heavy losses. Hay. and railway mall clerks and letter car- to twist any old thing a man says In 8. riers by The attacka of the main Atlantic, a battle December . "New decisions and measures con- IF. O. B. Denver, Carload Price.) until the msximum allowed Into a proposal. German Two law Is column which had Ita on other German cruisers, the sequently will be taken to repel the Colorado upland, per ton. .10.0)1L60 reached; authority for front the superin- line Lodz Nurnberg and Dresden, escaped. Tbey enemy," says the Austrian statement. Nebraska upland, per ton 9.00 10.00 of the salaries of If you wish besutiful, between and Lowics, and Second clear white which came down diagonally from were pursued five hundred miles. The Apparently that means that the Aus- bottom, Colorado tendents, their assistants, cashiers and clothea. use Red Ooss Bag Blue. At si) Nurnberg was finally sunk. The Dres- trian army directed against Servia and Nebraska, per ton 8.50 9.50 others, with provision for an addition- good grocers. Adv. Thorn, veré delivered with great Timothy, per ton 14.0016.00 - den, badly crippled, got Into the will assume a defensive line. al $1,000,000 expenditure. force, but, according- to the Russian Alfalfa, per ton 7.00 8.00 Waiting." Straits of Magellan. The British The Berviaiia claim to be pressing Asserting that for the first time "Watchful account, were repulaed with heavy So. Park, choice, per ton. .11.60iil2.60 "What are we to do for fashions. If Oer-r.pn- squadron was composed of nine bat- capture loRsea to the Invaders. That the s home their victory with more San Lula Valley, per ton.. 9.0010.(Hi tince its organization by Benjamin tleships, some of them largest the war In France continues?" attached great importance to the and of prisoners and to have driven part Gunnison Valley, per ton. . 11.60 Franklin the Postofflce Department Is 1 "Wear as little as we can, and the success or their newest in the navy. This avenging of the Invading army across the trina Straw, per ton 3.253.50 on a basis. Postmaster attack here is fleet was wait.' Cleveland Plain Dealer. shown by in about twice the strength of river. Moreover, they express confi- General Burleson submitted to Presi- the fact that the two group. days they faced the Russian trenches the German dence that they are about to retake Grain. dent Wilson hiB annual report. It re- Two colliers were captured. At the On the Trail of Friend Husband. seven times and were driven back by the capital and expel the invaders Wheat, choice milling. 100 lbs. . . 1.52 cords cnormouB growth in the depart- same of Mrs. Fury Haa yo' seed anything a murderous fire. time a squadron British and from Servian territory. Rye, Colorado, bulk, 100 lbs 1.35 ment's business because of the parcels Japanese warships sank three Ger- progress war in northern Idaho oats, sacked 1.66 post postal savings o' muh husband, Brudder Lopp? Didn't Relieve Cracow. The of the and bank divisions. W'y. man merchantmen off tha coast of Nebraska oats, sacked 1.56 Mr. report The Night Owl howdy, 81stah The suf- Hungary is less definite. Burleson features his with other column which haa Fuego. Annoui.-eme- nt Corn chop, sack 1.30 Fury; howdy! Nome, I Isn't seed him Terra del of Sunday's German wireless report an estimate that a surplus of $3,569,-54- fered Ik that composed of German and Corn, In sack 1.29 since 'long bout ten o'clock. these sea activities have Just been with candor equal to that, of the Aus- the second of his administration, But what Austrian troops which has been trying Bran, Colo., per 100 lbs. 1.05 brings yo' downtown made by the British admiralty. spoke'of the re- will be for year of at dls time o' to outflank the Russian lert south of trian bulletin "severe shown the fiscal night? sistance" which the German and Aus- 1914 when all claims and charges have Cracow, in this case it wag the Rus- Serbs Win Big Victory. Flour. Mrs. Fury Lookln" for dat man trian arms are encountering in South been met. a o' sian who assumed the offensive, and An important Austrian defeat in Standard Colorado, net mine. And I hopes to Poland and In Galicia, adding that it program de Lawd nuth'n' they claim that after a tenacioua re- Bosnia Is now an established fact. The legislative recommend- happens to him befo' I finds him, was evident the Austrian forces in the ed by postmaster general In part sistance they defeated the Germans, The Servians drove a wedge into the Dressed Poultry. the e l's gwtne to bust wld Carpathians are not numerically govern- his head taking several guns and 2,000 pris- center of the Austrian forces, shatter- 10 follows: Early action toward 1 strong enough to clear Russians Less Commission. dls club when kotches him! Kan- oners. ing four army corps, which are now the Turkeys, fancy D. P 19 20 ment ownership of telegraph and tele- out of Hungsrian territory. But the sas City Star. Purauing the Russians. In flight. The mass of prisoners and Turkeys, old toms 16 '17 phone lines snd Immediate taking over Austrlans claim that they are driving Turkeys, 15 The Germans declare they are pur- captured material is so great that it choice 14 of these systems in Hawaii, Alaska cannot be tabulated. down the northern slopes of the Car- Hens, large 12 18 and Porto Rico. Substitution of con- Told at the Card Club. suing the Russians to the south and Hens, The Servians are pushing the pur- pathians the Russian invaders, who amall 8 9 tract "star route" system for salaried "A little girl sitting next me in southeast of Lodz. Several American sev- Broilers 18 20 was were last week in occupation of $40,-00-0 church coughing." said Mrs. Jones Rus-sia- suit vigorously and successfully. rural carrier service, to jm correapondents were with the The Springs 12 13 eliminate eral towns south of mountain Post-offic- at the card club. "So I whispered to army roads in the rear of the Servian army that annual loss on rural delivery. e W when the battle of Lods range. Ducks 13 14 her mother for permission to slip her broke, but notblng has been baard are blocked with incoming prisoners Geese IS 14 cooperation with state govern- Poland is fast becoming another road-buildin- a cough drop. The child held it In from them for days. Evident- who appear satisfied that their ordeal Roosters 7 8 ments in where improve- several Belgium In point of suffering, while ber mouth a moment and then swal- ly they are under the hand of a strict Is over. Entire battalions are seen ments Insure better postal service. the opposing armies d'ive each other Live lowed IL" censorship. marching under guard of a handful of Poultry. Of the department's financial condi- " prla-one- back and forth, occupy and reoccupy 'Would you kindly give her an- military experts say Servians, while many groups of Less Commission. report says reve- Hritlsh that villages upon Hens, 10, 7 tion the "The postal other?" three-quarte- come In cities and and Inflict the fancy 12 the mother whispered. of of unattended, says a n nues 1914 to $287,934,-565.6- the best material Inhabitants bombardments similar to Hens, small 8 9 for amounted " 'I'm sorry, I only German army Servian official report. but had the one,' the has been held in the those suffered In Belgium and north- Broilers 17 18 an Increase over the preceding I answered. western theater of war throughout year of slightly less' than 8 as com- the ern France. Springs 11 18 "Coming out of church I felt In my campaign and that the troops opposed Italian Troops to Africa. 6 7 pared with a corresponding Increase More than 500 Polish towns have Boosters pocket end was horrified to fish out to the Russians consist principally of Eight battalions of Italian troops Turkeys, 10 lb, or over .14 15 f slightly more than 8 for 1913." been ruined, acoordlng to various ac- ... the cough drop. You see, I had hud second line organizations. have been ordered to Libya to rein- Ducks 11 12 force troops according counts from the correspondents. Thrift Shown by Postal Savings. a cough drop and a button in my Importance of Capture. the there, and, Geese 11 12 to the announcement, ready The French official statement given Washington. In a report to Con- pocket" For weeks military arltica have "to be for any emergency." Libya is the Italian out in Paris reports comparative quiet Eggs. gress the Postofflce Department "And what did you do?" chorused railed Lods "the vital point of the In name Tripoli Flanders and artillery exchanges of ligns, graded No. 1 net, F. dwells upon popularity pos- the women st the table. "Did you tell Polish campaign." To the Germans for and Cyrenaica, the the of the part of Africa over which it has con- relatively minor importance else- O. B. Denver 30 tal savings bank system in Colorado. ber mother?" it meant everything, according to 1 Tripoli is In Africa, where. In the Meuse, German bat- Erks. raded No. 2 net, F. large on va- "No. didn't. I was mad. It was Major Moraht, a German war expert. trol Northern The amounts deposit In directly opposite Italy. teries are said to be moving to the O. B. Denver 18 rious Colorado cities are set forth as a very unusual button from my new To prevent an Invaalon by the Hus-slan- s Eggs, north. In the Woevre district the caae couut, less com- follows: Denver, $401,G30; Clippie suit." the kaiaer's troops had to check mission 7 Sweden's Ire Is Rising. French captured a trench and re- 268.60 "reek, $22,197; Ault, $25,079; Colorado their enemy at tho city and their cam- pulsed two ad- A press counter attacks. The $46,-Vi- l; MESMERIZED paign in doing so undoubtedly brought dispatch from Copenhagen Buner. City, $20,941; Colorado Springs, saya vance of tho French line into Alsace $28,379; A Poisonous Drug Still Freely Used. out the greatest generalahlp the war that it Is stated from Stock- Elgla . 32 Florence, Grand Junc- twenty-fiv- e Sub brought It to a point north of liaa aeen. holm that floating minea Cresnieries, ex. Colo., lb.... 3334 tion, $45,600; Leadvllle. $183,025; Mar- have been observed on the trade Altklrch, and about ten miles to the Creameries, ex. East. lb.... 3334 ble, $10,037; Pueblo, $84,991; Victor, Many people are brought up to be- routes In the llaltlc near the Finnish iast of the frontier. Creameries, 2d grade, lb... 28 $33.071. lieve that coffee is a necessity ot life, Allies Claim Gains. mutes In the llaltlc near the Finnish The troops In France and Belgium Process 2g and the strong hold that the drug, The Allies sre re;orted from Paris Packing utock 21 In coffee on sys- coast. The mines are believed to have ire suffering from a plague of mud PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS. caffeine. has the and London to bo mnklng alow but been laid by Germans. Great indig- and damp, which causes them greater tem makes it hard to looseu Its grip steady gains along the entire battle nation is expressed In Stockholm, aa ilscomfort than did the cold wave Fruit even when one realizes ita Injurious at Apples, Colo, new, Wilson Nsmea Number of Consul to iu the last few days three Swedish the end of November, posi- box ,0 effects. i with its Peers, Colo Various Countries. shipping disssters have occurred at tive hardships of frozen feet and 1.252.00 A lady writes: "I had used coffee COUNT BERCHTOLP the cost of fifty lives. Washington. The President nomi- for years; It seemed one of the ne- hands, and effectually vetoes any Vegetsbles. Kaiser Has Pneumonia. movements on a big scale. nated: To be consuls general: Edwin cessities of life. A few months ago Colery, dozen. Colorado .30 my health, which had been slowly fall- Kaiser Wllhelm is seriously ill Mes- The Turkish army has not 3. Cuunlngham of Tenneasee (now con- sages asserted Cabbage, Colo., cwt 1.00 Lit ing, became more Impaired, and I received from Berlin say the Itself ,nor has It engaged in any sul general at Singapore) at Hankow, suffering Onions, cwt.. Colo 1.26 1.76 knew that unless relief cam trom kaiser is from pneumonia great battle. Enver Pasha has taken Potatoes, Colo China; Frederick M. Ryder of Connec- snd that bis condition is aggravated .9041.16 some source I would soon be a physi- command of the Caucasian army and ticut (now consul at Rlmouski) at by nervous depression caused by his Bey cal wrack. Talaat has succeeded him as min- MISCELLANEOUS MARKET8. Singapore. To be consuls: Thomas D. "I wss weak nervous, extreme exertion In remaining with uter of war. and kad slcbfJV his troops In con- Bowman of Missouri, at Fernie, B. 0.1 hesdaches, no ambition, and felt tlreor the field almost Lead Spelter. stantly since the war 'began. and Jose de Olivares of Missouri, at Hamil- of life. My husband waa also losing New York. Lost-do- Heavy Battle Losses. Committee Lop Off $2,000,000. Lead S3. 7693.86. ton, Ontario; Milton B. Kirk of Illi- his health. He was troubled so much 6s. Spelter $6.560 6.65. Reports from the French war office Washington. "Economy" was the l nois st Orilla, Ontario; Nelson T. with indigestion that at tlmea he could stsle that the losses of the of appropriations com- Johnson of Oklahoma, at Chunking, eat only a few mouthfnls. French watchword the Bt. LouIb. Lead 83.37 ft- - 8peltar China; Albert W. Pontius of Minne- "Finally we aaw army In killed, seriously wounded and mittee In the preparation for the leg- $6.603.75. Poatum advertised sota, at Foocnow, China; Frank Dent-so- n and bought package. I di- captured up to November 10, were islative, and judicial appro- a followed executive of Vermont, at Prescott, Ontario; rections for making carefully, slightly mere than 590,000. Of this priation bill, first of the big supply Omaha Live Stock Quotations. and number nearly 100,000 Thomas B. I Layson of at added cream, which tamed It to the hare been killed measures, reported to the House, The South Omaha. Hogs Heavy, $8.79 lu Tahiti, Society Islsnds ; John Q. Woods loveliest rich-lookin- g and tasting battle. Press dispatches from Ber- committee lopped off nearly 82,000,000 at ; iigm, (J.s5Wh.5; pigs, $5.5(1 i in- of Hawaii, at Chamntts, Germany; Car) drink I aver saw any lin say German ofBclsl list of deed, from the estimate submitted by served at table, published the F. Dutchman of Missouri, at Bomba; and we have used Postum ever since. B3 from time to time, now various departments, cuttlug salary al- Cattle Nutlve steers, $6.T510.2S; cows India; Memmlnger "I gained Ova In In amounts toaboiit 180,000. The British lowances all along the line, snd heifers. $5.767.36; Western l.uclen of South pounds weight and steers, 16.O0trS.30; Carolina, at Madras, India; N as many list of dead to the middle of November brought In a measure appropriating Texas steers, $5.80 Luclen weeks, and now feel well Is 7.20; cows and heifers, $5.2 7.00 of Pennsylvania, at Newcas- and strong every respect. My reported at 20,000; the Russlsn list, 88.744,753.50. The bill provides for Sullivan la BO.OQp. calves. $7.50)9.50. tle, New Sohth Wales, Australia, and headaches hare gone, and I am a new more than JC.OO0 salaries of govern- Sheep Yearlings, $6.60 7.20; France hss bad more men In weth- B Carleton Baker of California, at Na- woman. My husbands Indigestion the ment employes. ers, $5.4006.15; lamba, I7.s0fr.840. Hold than either of her slllns, and gasaki, Japan. has left him, and ha can now est her army suffered anything." the earliest losses. On Killed, Thirty Hurt in Wreck. Statements of Austrian, Belgian Chicago Grain and Previsions. Mexicans Slay Two Americans. Nam given by Postum Co., Battle and Minn. person Servian casualties are unavailable. It Northfield, One was Chicago. Wheat No. 2 red, $1.160 Washington. Two Americans Creek. Mich. Read "The Road to killed and thirty Injured eight seri- 1.154; No. 2 $1.1514 I needless to say they are very heavy. hard, 1.16. Thomas Francis and R. E. Dunn ot Wellvllle." In pkga. ously, when Rock passenger Austria has put a million and a half Island Pittsburg, Ps., have been killed in So Postum comes In two forms: train No. 63 waa eight new. fi;i4i'63V4c; ; men in the Held and they have been wrecked miles No. ñora. Méx.. according to report front Regular Poatum must be well south of here, five oJVtc ; new, 61VtJti?M fighting conatantly and desperately In and cars rollad the American consular a tent at Can boiled 16e aad 25e packages. sIlMsTswp a fifteen-foo- t 3 both western, eaatern down embankment Oata No. white, I7c; stao Bryan d Instant Poetum Is a soluble pow- and southern dard, anee. Secretar ivetcd an In Count BercMold Is prime min- areas. Belgium's little army, origi- 474 04810. vestlgatton. der. A teaepoonful dissolves quickly Skagway Swept liy $210,000 Bye No. 2, of Austrls and, next to Em- nally 180,000 strong, Fire. $1.1001.101. in a cup of hot water and, with cream ister about has swum Hurley 60070c. peror Francis Joseph, Is the In blood almost constantly. Servia Skagway, Alaska. Fire completely Supreme Court to Recess. and sugar, make a delicious bev.-ag- e most important figure In Aus- has reported to Petrograd, London and destroyed the Moores wbarf, together Washington. The Supreme Court Instantly. 80. and 60c tins. with all the warehouse buildings ex- trian affaire. Paris the loas of about one-thir- of Pork $18.$0. announced It would take a recess after The cost per cup ot both kinds la cept ore s her force. They ware orlglnall f the bunkers and chutea. The Lard $9.66. announcing decisions on Dec. 21 until about tha same. about 100.000. loas la estimated at 8210.O00. lUsav-- $. Jau i. "There's a Reason" for Postum sold by Grocers. 0 CIMARRON NEWS.
foot falling silently upon the sodden keep a going, and the first maa that Bud!" ane laid an Impulsive hand seriously!" De ground. but protested Not a word was spoken and makes a break 111 shoot him full of on his arm and he thrust his gun book Lancoy, as Bud chuckled hoarsely. MAKING CORNED BEEF they halted often to listen, for others, holes Into the Ming with a thud. "You too, f can't cross the line without being might be abroad The distant He sat like a statue on his shining "All right!" ho said. "Cant stop to passed by Inspectors, well, 7$.? flres the and Land were dying now, except a fow horse, his balanced to shoot, talk about it. Go ahead and flay the your father is there to get you back." where men rose to feed them. and something In his very presence bide off of that roan!" "But I will not go! " filing back Gra- RECIPE THAT It RECOMMENDED The braying of burros came in from the bulk of his body, the forward They were less than a mile from the da. of the flats to Broken he right and as the fugi- thrust of his head, and the burning line, but (he rurales bad foreseen their "Oh, my dear girl!" cried De Lan- tives i drew r the first encampment hate of his eyes quelled the spirits ruse In dropping into tke gulcu and cer, frowning In perplexity, "you they could bis bear .he voices of the night of the rebels. They were a rag tag had turned at the same time to inter- don't understand, you It aw- Promises guards army, and make Msst From Fst Animals Better Than as they rode about the horse mounted on horma and donkey cept them. They were pushing their ful You herd. hard for me. know they're Than From Poor Proportion of Then, aa they waited impatient- and mules and with arms of every fresh horses to the utmost now across very strict now so many low women ly, watsk-flre-s Ssit Is a Highly Impor the died down, the known make. tha opon prairie, and as the roan coming across line, well, A Stirring guards no It the for the Matter. longer sang their high fal- was Just such an army as was lagged and fullered In his stride Bud fact Is, unless you are you tant setto, and even overrunning married Story of the the burros were still. all northern Mexico, such could see that the race was lost. can't come In at all!" This was their opportunity. If they n army as had been levying tribute "Head for that monument!" he "But I'm protested The pieces commonly usod for corn- Mexican were to get on fni" Gracia through thnt line of sleep- the land for a century. Thoy spread called to (irada, pointing toward one flushing hotly. "I'm" ing are the plate, rump, cross ribs and ing men It must be done by terror throughout coun- brisket, or Revolution stealth. all that great of the International markers as he "They'll deport you," said De Lan-cey- , In other words the cheaper Should they be try of-- discovered It would south of the American border. faced their, pursuers. "You'll make It stepping forward to give her sup- cuts meat. The loin, ribs and otugr mean one man against an army to The fiery glances of the American tbey won't shoot a fancy cuts are more often used fresh, protect woman!" port the woman, and the odds, great made them cringe as they had always He reached for his gun as spoke. and since there is more or less waste DANE as he "I know It's hard, dear," he went COOLIDGE they were, must be taken If need cringed before their masters, and his "No, no!" she cried. you on, of nutrients in corning, this Is well. r ,snw Flflnlnr Pool" "HkUea "Don't as Bud moved hastily away, "but ' be. curses M you The pieces for corning Wmn." TJ Tnkaa." be turned their blood to water. He stop! do I will! Come on!" I've got It all arranged. Why should should be cut r(jk It was Into convenient-size- approaching the hour of mid- towered above them like a giant, pout she entreated, cheoklng her horse, to we wait? You camo to marry me. Joints, sayf five night, and as Ing or six Inches square. ft their horses twitched res- forth a torrent of oaths and beck- wait for him. "You ride behind me didn't you? Well, you must do It now should be the tively at the bits they gave oning them on way, lead- aim to cut them all same them the their and the they won't dare shoot at us then!" right away ! I've got the license about the rein and er was and thickness so thoy rode ahead at a venture. the first to yield. Bud laughed shortly and wheeled In the priest all watting come on before that will make an Copyright, 1914. by Frank A. Muomt.) At their left the With half-raise- d even layer In . last embera of the hand and Jaw on behind her, returning his gun to Its the rurales get back to town re- the barrel. flres revealed his and CHAPTER XXVII the sleeping forms of breast he struck spurs to his fright- sling. port that you've crossed the line. We Meat from fat animals makes Continued. men; to their right, mule somewhere In the ened and went dashing over the "All right," he said, "we ll ride it out can ride around to the north and come choicer corned beef than that from darkness, was the nlgbt herd and the ridge. together then!" poor animals. When the meat is thor- By ilgne In at the other side of town. Then the the land ahead was full herders. They lay low on their horses' The others followed by twos and He laid '" quirt to the roan In the oughly cooled Jt should be corned as of bandits and ladronea, men to whom necks, not to cast a silhouette against threes, some shrinking, protest- soon as possible, as any decay some whirl of racing bushes a white monu- "Oh, no, no!" cried Gracia, pushing th the human life waa nothing and a woman the sky, and let Copper Bottom pick ing, some gazing forth villainously ment flashed up suddenly before them. meat is likely to spoil the brine during no him impulsively aside. "I am not metre sacred thari a brute. At the the trail. from beneath pistol-sho- t the corning procees. n cir- their broad hats. As they The rurales were within ready now. And " Under pass all trails converged, from the With ears that pricked and swlveled, looked back he whirled upon whipping cumstances Bhould the meat be brined them and and like mad to head them. She paused and glanced at Bud. north and from the south. Not by any and delicate nostrils snuffing Mex- swore he would kill man figure while It is frozen. the the first that Another came flying along the "Mr. Hooker," she began, walking chance could a man pass over It In the ican taint, he plodded along through dared to turn his head. line, Weigh out a horseman, waving his hands gently toward him, "what will you do the meat and allow eight daytime without meeting some one on the greasewood, divining by Borne In After all, they were a generation of and motioning. Then, riding aide by pounds of salt to each 100 pounds way, now ?" the and if the base revoltosos stlnct his master's need of care. The slaves, those unthinking side, they broke across the boundary sprinkle a layer of salt one-quart- of once set eyes on camp peons, "I don't know," answered Hooker Gracia It would take wai almost behind them, and and war had not made them with the baffled rurales yelling savage- huskily. an Inch In depth over the bottom of ore thar a nod to restrain them. Bud had straightened up in the sad- brave. They passed on, whole ly the barrel; In pos- the at their heels. "Will you come with us will pack as closely as So, In a sheltered ravine they sought dle, when suddenly the watchful Cop- line of bewildered soldiery, looking you" meat, in "Keep a going!" prompted Hooker, "No," said Bud, shaking his sible the cuts of making a layer cover until It was dark, while per Bottom Jumped a man rose up vain men head Ave and and for the that were behind the as Gracia leaned back to check her slowly. or six Inches In thickness; then Oracia slept, the heavy-heade- d Bud from the ground. American, staring blankly at the beau- horse; "down Into the gulch there- - put on a layer of salt, following that "Then I must say good-by?- " watched the plain from the heights "Who goes there?" he mumbled, tiful woman who sat so courageously with layer them rurales are liable to shoot yet!" She waited, but he did not answer. another of meat; repeat above. swaying sleepily above his gun, and by hk side. The final brought until the meat dash them to "You have been so good to me," she and salt have all been As he watched he dreamed of a Hooker reined his horse away before When the last had gone by Bud cover, as Bud leaped down packed In the barrel, being but and went on, "so brave, and have I been care used home In which this woman now sleep- he gave him an answer. picked up his rifle and htm to reserve enough for good watched brave, too?" she In pleadingly salt a layer ing beside him was the queen. He "None of your business," he growled around the point. Then he smiled broke over the top. Hooker nodded his head, but he did After the package has dreamed of years to come with un- Impatiently. "I am going to pass." grimly Grada, whose eyes stood over-nigh- t, the at were still not meet eyes. add for every 100 bounded happiness throughout all of And as the sentry stared stupidly after round with wonder, and led way her pounds of meat, the "Ah, yes," she sighed. "You have four pounJs of sugar, them. Thoughts of Phil and duty to bim he rode on through the bushes, down the trail. two ounces of baking soda four heard what Phil has said. I wish now and his partner were far away. Nothing neither hurrying nor halting until be ounces of saltpeter dissolved a gal-Io- my were here, would in on the plain below served to distract gained the trail. that mother but of tepid water. Three gallons CHAPTER XXVIII. you mind? Before I go I want to give him from this dream of happiness. "Good luck!" he observed '.o Gracia, more water should you a kiBs!" be sufficient to As far as he could see there waa when the camp was far behind. "He high cover this quantity. In case more The pass and the Insurrectos She reached out lmpul or nothing that savored of danger for took me for an officer and never saw her hands less than 100 pounds of meat is to be were behind them now and the rolling sively back. His the woman in his keeping. There you at all." and Hooker started corned, make the in propor- plains of Agua Negra were at their eyes, which been brine the were no sounds or signs of either "No, I flattened myself on my pony," had downcast, blazed tion given. A loose cover, feet. To the northeast the Bmoke ban- suddenly as gazed at her, board federal or revolutionary troops, from answered Gracia with a laugh. "He he and then weighted down with a heavy stone or ners of the Gadsden smelters lay like they flitted to Phil. both of which they were fleeing, and thought you were leading a pack-horse.- " piece of iron, should bo put on the ribbons across the sky. and the line "No," he said, his voice was life- from both of which he must guard away. and meat, to keep all of it brine. was not far choked. under the ) her. Again they were in a world that "Good," chuckled Hooker; "you did less and In case any should project, rust would Yet, as they came down from the "You will she a was all their own, an Eden with but fine! Now, say word not?" asked, after start and the would spoil In don't another mountains. Bud and Gracia fell silent pause. brine a one man and one woman. because they'll notice a woman's voice slashing pace. short time. For an and slackened their The "No!" he said again, and she shrank hour and more Jie watched and If we don't run Into some more timo for parting was near, and part- It is not necessary to boll the brine away before hift glance. . and dreamed, and with the dreams of them we'll soon be climbing the ings are always sad. except in warm weather. If the meat "Then good-by,- " she murmured, turn- came the desire for sleep, the cry of pass." ten miles across plain lay haB been corned during the winter nature But the ing away like one in a dream, and Bud and for rest. Gracia stirred, then They bad passed through some per- Gadsden to Gra- must be kept Into the summer season. poke and Phil Phil whom heard the crunch of her steps as she softly to him. calling him by ilous moments, but Gracia had hardly was It would be well to watch name, cia promised. There had been no went toward the horses with Phil the brine and her voice was as music realized the danger because of the as- thoughts of him from they closely during the spring, as it is more far away. the time Then, as the tears welled to his eyes, surance of Hooker, who was careful together horse-blanket- s likely to spoil at that time than at ány sat under the he heard a resounding slap and a rush When she awoke and found him nod- not to frighten her unnecessarily. But to pass other season. If the brine appears to waiting for the rain until now of approaching feet. ding Gracia Insisted upon taking his It was an assurance which he bad not dangers were over, be ropy or does not drip freely from that the virtually "No!" came the voice of Gracia place. Now that she had been re- felt himself, and he was not yet cer- a more place the finger when immersed and lifted, and but short time would vibrant with Indignation. "I say no! freshed her dark eyes were bright and tain of their safety. beyond the of ru- fl should be turned off and new brine them reach either The spat of her hand rang out again parkling, but Bud could hardly see. The waning moon came out as they rales or rebels. Bud thought of added, after cnrefully washing the the and then, with a piteous sobbing. sh Marti e long watching by night and by day left the wide valley behind them, and duty owed his partner, even though meat. The sugar or molasses In the he came running back to Bud, halting ad left his eyes bloodshot and swol then It disappeared again as they rode partner had played him brine has a tendency to and, ' that false. Btiffness ol her long ride. ferment len, with lids that drooped In spite of Into the gloomy sliadowB of the can- Great as was his longing for Gracia, with the unless the brine is kept in a cool "I hate you!" ahe screamed, as Phil him. If he did not sleep now he yon. For an hour or two they plodded he could not forget that duty. Gracia place, there is sometimos trouble from Their Watched Them With Jealous came her. "Oh, I hate you! No might dore in the saddle later, or ride slowly upward, passing through nar- companionship had been a thing after this source. The meat should be kept but Eyes. you shall never have the kiss! What! blindly Into some rebel camp; so he row tiefiles and into moonlit epaces, to forget if he could, or in the brine twenty-eigh- t to forty days at best he it, will I give made her promise to call him and lay and still they did not mount the sum- only took inicia in arms If Bud here has refused to secure thorough corning. could remember the sweetness his the roan you .poor, Andrew down to rest until dark. mit. spread his feet, dropped a kiss to you? Ah. miserable Boss, Agriculturist, University of It, and must forget the dreams he trembled, and wheeling Farm, The stars were all out when he In the cast the dawn began to break dreamed as he heavily to the ground. creature!" she cried, upot St. Paul. had watched beside a fit of passion. "Where awoke, startled by her hand on his and tbey spurred on In almost a panic. In the hills. He was taking "He'll be all right," boothed Bud, aa him in sudden Gracia her you I was in danger! hair, but she reassured him with a The Mexican paisanos count them- to Phil, and all else must be Gracia still clung to hla arm. Then, were when German Pot Roast. sacrificed were you when there was nc word and led him up the hill to their selves late if they do not take the trail for duty. as he suw her gaze fixed beyond him, Where Boil slowly in salted water enough In-cey- one to save me? And did you think lookout H was then that he under- at sunup what If they should meet Bud looked far out across the valley he turned and beheld Philip De to cover it, a piece of lean beef weigh- then, to a kiss, when my heart stood her silence. In the brief hours some straggling party before they to where a train puffed In from steal ing about three pounds. In the water the was Bore for Bud? Ah, coward! You during which he had slept the de- reached the pass? south, and the sight of it made him un- It was the same Phil, the same man with the beef boll a small carrot, one No, 1 serted country seemed suddenly to Bud Jumped Copper Bottom up a easy. He Bud had pardner, yet are no fit pardner! will nevoi onion, two watched still as it lay at the called and go slices of turnip and a leaf have come to life. of steps; roan Hooker saw stif- marry you never! Well, then! ' series cat Gracia's came and, after a prolonged when him there he or two of cabbage they ten- station stare in Oh, how I you until are By daylight there bad been nothing scrambling behind; and then. Just aa direction of Agua Negra, he fened and his face grew hard. And hurry! hate t der. Remove the vegetables the reined try me from Bud!" and let to suggest the presence of men. the boxed walls ended and they gained sharply to the north. "Well?" he said, slowly detaching to steal the meat simmer all threw her until the water But now as the velvet night set- a level spot, they suddenly found them- "What is it?" asked Gracia, coming Gracin's lingers and putting her hand She turned and armt has cooked away, allowing meat Hooker's neck and drew bii the to tled down upon the land it brought selves in the midst of a camp of Mex- out of her reverie. away. about brown well, turning It frequently. Then rough face down to ber. put the glimmering specks of a hun- icans men. saddles, packs, anu rifles, "Oh, nothing," answered Bud, slump- As Phil ran forward to greet tbem chop half a cupful of fat salt pork "You do love me, don't you, Bud?" dred camp-fire- s to the east and to the all scattered at their feet. ing down in his saddle. "I see the rail- he stepped sullenly off to one side. finely and add to it a cupful of flour she sobbed. Oh, you are so good north. But the Area to which Gracia "Buenos dtas!" saluted Bud, as the road is open again they might be What they said he did not know, for and milk to make a batter as pan- so And now will you take th for pointed were set fairly in their trail, blinking men rose up from their somebody up there looking for us." his mind was suddenly a blank: but brave! cakes. Roll the roast around in the and they barred the way to Gadsden. blankets. "Excuse me, amigos, I am "You mean " when Phil rushed over and wrung his kiss?" batter and return It to Bud. the kettle. Pour "Look!" she said. "I did not want in a h'irry!" "Well, say a bunch of hand he came back to earth with a "Try me!" said a little water In the of ket- rurales." BND. bottom the to wako you, but the fires have sprung "A donde va? A donde va?" chal- He turned still farther to the north start. THE tle and place. In a hot oven to brown up everywhere. These last ones are lenged a bearded man as he spraug up as he spoke and spurred his Jaded "Bud!" cried De Itnct-- ecstatlcal the crust well. Serve with a gravy tight In the pass." from his brush shelter. horse on. Gracia kept her roan be- ly, "how can I ever thank you enough! WORLD'S WONDER IN OREGON made fro 31 the liquid remaining In the "When did you see them?" asked "To the pass, senor," answered Hook- side him, but be took no notice, ex- You brought her back to me, didn't kettle when the roast Is done. Mothe- Hooker, his head still heavy with er, still politely, but motioning for cept aa he scanned the line with his you, old man? Thank God you're safe Hottest Springs on Earth Said to Hsvt r'-' Magazine. Bleep. "Have they been there long?" Gracia to ride on ahead. "Adlos!" bloodshot eyes. He was a hard-lookin- I've, been watching for you with Been Locatad Seventy Miles "No; only a few minutes," ahe an- "Who Is that man?" bellowed the man now, with a rough stubble of glasses ever since I heard you had From Portland. Sugar Cookies. swered. "At sundown I saw those over bearded leader, turning furiously upon beard on his face and a sullen set to started! I knew you would do It Two pounds sugar, one cupful but- to the east they are along the base his followers. "Where Is my senti- his jw.' As two horsemen rode ost partner; you're the best friend a man Spring hot enough to cook beam ter, one egg, one cupful clabbered of that big black mountain but these nel? Stop him!" from dlstaut Agua Negra he turned hit bad! But say, come over here a and boil eggs In three minutes have cream, one teaspoonful soda, one flashed up Just now; and see, there But it was too late to stop him. Bud and glanced at Gracia. minute 1 want to speak to you." been found within a short distance 01 vanilla extract, one, teunnnn. are more, and more!" laid his quirt across the rump of the "Seems like we been on the run He led Hooker off to one side, whdle Portland, Ore. They are on the Clack, ful lemon extract, one teaspoonful "Some outfit coming in from the roan and spurred forward In a dash for ever since we left Fortuna," he said Grada watched them with Jealous amaa river, 30 miles south of His ta Daklng powder; flour to roll sort. Mix fcrtb," said Bud. "They've crossed cover. They whisked around the point with a rueful smile. "Are you good eyes, and lowered his voice as be cada and 70 miles from Portland. as for cake, 'beating soda into the over the pass and oamped at the first of a hill as the first scattered shots for Just one more?" spoke. These springs are 60 In number cream and sprinkle sugar over the top water thia side." rang out ; and. as a frightened sentinel "What is It now?" ahe Inquired "It wae awful good of you, Bud," he and one throws out a stream seven and bake in very slow oven. If the "Who do you think they are?" asked Jumped up In their path Bud rode him pulling herself together with an effort. whispered, "hut I'm afraid you've got Inches In diameter. The springs have dough is allowed to atrnd 15 to 20 min- Gracia in an awed voice. "Insurrec- down. The man dropped his gun to "Are those two men coming out to in bad! The whole town la era?. y about been known to the Indiana for many utes before being rolled and the hoard tos?" escapo the fury of the charge and In meet us? Do you think they'd stop It. Old Aragón came up on the first years. A French halfbreed named and rolling pin are well floured tbey "Like aa not," muttered Bud. casing a mad clatter they flung themselves us?" train, and now they've wired that you Michel Arquetto, a trapper, hearing aa can be handled much softer than would from encampment to encampment at a rock-slid- e and scrambled to the "That's about our luck," returned killed Del Rey. By Jove, Bud, waan't old Indian of the Molalla tribe speak be imagined and a better cooky will "But whoever they are," he added, bench above. The path was rocky, Hooker. "But when we dip out of sight that pulling It a little strong? Captain of hot springs this side of the range, result. "they're no friends of ours. We've got but thoy pressed forward at a gallop In this swale here we'll turn north and of the rurales, you know the whole made an investigation and found to go around them." until, as the sun came up, they beheld bit for the line." Mexican government Is behind htm tbem. German Hamburg Steak. "And if ws can't?" suggeated Gra- the summit of the pass. "All right," she agreed. "My horse and Aragón wants you for kidnaping!" The springs are supposed to be the Take one pound of bam burg stoak, cia "We win!" cried Hud, as he spurred is tired, but I'll do whatever you say. "What's that?" demanded Gracia, as hottest In the world MO degrees. half a loaf of atale bread which has "I reckon we'll have to go through, up the last Incline. Bud." she heard her own name spoken. Beans have been cooked In the larg- been soaked Id hot water ami the wa- then," answered Hooker grimly. "We As he looked over the top be ex- She tried to catch bis eyes at this, Bud looked at Phil, who for ones er spring with the sams dispatch at ter pressed out two cold boiled potSr don't want to get oaught here In the ploded In an oath and Jerked Copper tut he seemed lost in contemplstion of wss at a loss for words, suit then be on a stove. Eggs, enceased in a mesh toes which have been run through the morning." Bottom back on his haunches. The the horsemen. answered slowly. of any kind, have been cooked In three moat chopper, one small minced onion, "Ride right through their camp?" loader of a long line of horsemen was "Them's rurales." he said at last, "Your father is down at tha station." minutes. Even flan have been caught salt and poppor and two eggs. Mix gasped Qrscia. Just coming up the other side there "and heading straight for us but he said, "looking for you." in the Clackamas river and without all together, shake into small round "Let the sentries get to sleep," he was no escape and then back at the we've come too far to get caught now. "Well, he can't have me!" cried Gra- being taken off the line have been cakes and fry In hot fat Mother's went on, half to himself. "Then, just frightened girl. Come on!" be added bruskly, sud weul cia defiantly. "I'm across the line dropped Into the spring and In a very Magaslne. before the moon comes up, we'll try to "Keep behind ine." he commanded, galloping up the swale. now! I'm free!, I can do what I brief time cooked to a turn. edge around them, and If It comes to "and don't shoot. I'm going to hold For two miles they rode up the please!" The waters come from solid rock Ironing Towels. a showdown, we'll ride for It! Are 'em up!" wash, their heads below the level of the "But there's the Immigration office." snd are strongly Impregnated with Many persons Iron towels, fold them you game?" He Jumped his horse out to ons side plain, but as Bud emerged at the mouth Interposed Phil pacifically. "You will salts, but not of sufficient strength and put away before they are thor- He turned to read the answer, and and landed squarely on sit - rim of the of the guien and looked warily over have to go there and your father has to maks tb taste objectionable. oughly dry. This Is an error and she drew herself up proudly. ridge. Gracia drew her horse in be- the cut bank he suddenly reached tor claimed you were kidnaped!" Many stories are told by the Indiana sometimes leads to results not ex- "Try mo!" she challenged, drawing hind him and reached for the pistol in his rlflo and measured the distance to "Ha! Kidnaped!" laughed Gracia, with regard to tha wonderful proper- pected. In their damp condition there naaror to him in the darkness. And so her bolster; then both together they the line. who had suddenly recovered her ties of those springs and they have Is a mold which forms 00 them, one they stood, side by side, while their drew their guns and Bud threw down "They waa too foxy for me." be mut- spirits. "And by whom?" been known to cross the mountains variety of which Is very Injurious to hands stuped in promise. Then, aa on the first man. tered, us Gracia looked over at the "Wellby Bud here," answered lie from the reservation on the other side the skin. tbs night grew darker and no new "Go on!" be ordered, motioning higa approaching rurales. "But I can stand Lancey hesitatingly. to bathe In tba waters of tha "Big (rea appeared, Hooker saddlsd up the forward with his head; 'em off," hs added, "so you go ahead." Gracia turnad aa he spoke and sur- Hole," as tbey call It. Tomato Short Cake. wwll-fa- d horse and they picked their Hs Jerked out his rifle with bit left "No!" she cried, coming out In open veyed Hooker with s mocking smile. Cover large layers of spilt short way down to the trail. hand and, laid It across his lap. rebellion. . "Well, I won't leave you Then she luugned again. Prater loss before unjust gala; for crust with cream of tomato sauce or The first fires were far ahead, but "Hurry up now," he raged, as the that's all!" she declared, as he turned "Never mind,," ahe said, "I'll fix that. that brings grief but qbos; this tor prepare unstrained tomatoes tbo same t proceeded at a walk, their horses' startled Mexican halted. "Go 00 and to command her. "Ob, come along. Ill UU them tht I kidnaped html" vsr. CtUo. as for sauce and servo over the crust. i Real Christmas Bargains That Will Appeal j
With Christmas only a short time ahead of us and new goods arriving we have but one alternate and that is .".Christmas Suggestions.'. to put on a sale unknown before in this section. The prices quoteo are so low that you can afford to buy an3 we to sell ( Candies Our goods are strictly fresh, that's the only kind we sell in fact. Cigars Perfumes Masons Fancy I lb boxes candies, Fancy hand dipped chocolates, reg- Dolls, Toys, Assortment of books by the best regular price 70c, special-- now 65c ular price 35c, special per lb 30c authors Amas and New Year Post Cards Ic each Toilet i- Waters, Masons Fancy -2 lb boxes candies Lemon Hoarhound Kodaks, Toilet Articles " and stick candy, regular price 35c, special now 30c regular 20c seller, per lb 18c Before selecting your Christmas gift call and Funke's Superfine chocolate cover- Funke and Ziegler's lemon, hoar-houn- d look over our stock. Courteous treatment to all ed fruits and nuts in boxes, regular and peppermint drops, regu- and satisfaction guaranteed price 65c, our special now 60c lar price 25c per lb, special now 24c at the RED CROSS PHARMACY Expert Peanut Fudge, regular price Kindergarten mixed candy, Winter 25c, special to the trade per lb 22c mixed, Jelly beans, reg. 20c now 18c Successors to CIMARRON DRUG & STATIONARY CO. Fancy Chocolate chips 40c now 35c Peanuts regular 20c now lb 16c Cin,arron N.w Mexico iáliááiUáHiüiiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiu uuuttiuiuuummuiAUiiuuuuuiiuuuuuiiuutuiuu uu GUM SPECIALS 25c 6 Packages of Assorted Gum For 25c 6 Packages of chewing gum in the following assortments: Wrigleys Double Mint, Spear Mint, Juicy Fruit, Yucatan, Sweet Sixteen, Mr. Zastrow of Rayado trans- First class beds at the Antlers acted in business this city, hotel, furnace beat, 50c, 75c and Xmas Chimney Calfornia Fruit and Mint Marbles. fl.OO. At ML L Church All 5c Package goods, sold all over at 5c straight, now 6 for 25c in the fol- Mr. Christian motored over from John Weber, Sr., and daughter lowing assortments, Funke's Big Jo Peanut, Nut Figlets, Nut Goodies, Ideal Colfax, Wednesday on a combined Mis!; Rosina, arrived in Cimarron December 24 Fancy Caromels, Hersheys Plain Dhocolate and Almond Bars, Bonito Honte business and pleasure visit. Friday from Morristown, Minn., to Carlo Bars, Bonito Almond Chocolate and Lunch Bars, Millers Bar spend the winter with relatives Peanut here. Fresh English Walnuts en route from California, special per pound 26c Meals at all hours are served at Christmas eve. December 34. a Weber's Restaurant and Bakery. program will be rendered at the M. Pastry Goods, Fruit Cakes Plum H. R. Blakely family and Puddings should be ordered early and who . Church by the young folk of moved to Oregon last spring are the various organizations connect- J. D. Hagadorn departed Tues- now WEBER'S LUNCH ROOM AND BAKERY located on the French tract on ed with the church. Recitations, day for Denver on a business mis their farm. Mr. Blakely was con- singing and speaking will comprise sion. tracting in Cimarron and left here the program. The program will to batter himself. He reports that not include a Christmas tree this conditions are very quiet in H. A. Kiker of Raton is spend the year, but a chimney in lieu thereof. northwest. ing the week in Cimarron with the A cordial invitation is extended members of his family. Dr. Locke our Springer dentist, to all who care to attend these informs us that owing to other en- v. , v .. . - p, w,f- . gagements, it will be impossible E. . Cloutbier of Miami was a (or him to come to Cimarron this business visitor in Cimarron on month; but be will be with us agnin The News is working for you and 3rf BBBfcfa JEy ' ' jHBJBBJHBJBf Tuesday. JBaXXHSJMli 'mmmí an. 3rd to 10th. Offi-- e with Dr. the community every week. What Masten. are YOU, not the other fellow, do- Swastika coal, the most heat for ing for it 1 vour money, sold l) y J. W. Swear Remember your friends and send them post card views of the Cimar- " " ob Printing at the sVsVsasflÉsaY ' KlhIk' BrWridkXkk JtuUDwnBE mnkmwWKm ron Canon. Sold at the leading tores at 2 for 5 cents. J News at right prices Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Webster, Jr., departed Tuesday for an ex tended visit in Chicago.
F. J. Aagadorn of the Rayado Job Printing at the News ranch was a wl business visitor in BíA--l mm jlisDlltUssOSBinK Cimarron, Tuesday.
Stanley Chase shipped a car of at the right prices yearling steers to the Kansas City markets on Wtdnesday.
The mercury on Monday night Christmas Breakfast dropped down to zero. This is the Grape Fruit The Waste of War lowest temperature recorded to Oranges date this year. Cimarron Heat Market's Home Made Sausage The war that low engulfs Europe is only a preface to the story of sorrow anil des- olation that will follow. Mackerel, Fresh Eggs, Ham or Bacon Dr. Locke gives you dentistry rue lives are tbat lost, the cities that are destroyed ai.d the resources that are that is and all of bis wasted will kave their greatest effect upon future generations work is fully guaranteed. His next Christmas Dinner visit to Cimarron will be Jan. 3 to Until Oxtail Soup Turkey the last chapter is reached there will be a story of stagnant industries, en-at- e 10. Office with Dr. Masten. with Oyster Dressing Roast Beef Roast Veal homes, barren fields and fatherless children. Roast Lamb Roast Pork The business men are reporting Geese , Chickens Ducks While this great conflict of waste ia being waged we Americans are fighting the a brisk holiday trade taking into Cranberries Sweet Potatoes Battles of Peace. consideration the conditions of the Lettuce Radishes country in Cauliflower general. That Delicious Pascal Celery An army of 150,000 men and women enlisted in the ranks of the Bell System servea Mince Pie made of our own make Mince Meat the telephone U- wants of the American public. F. Achilles, a successful Grapes Pears Bananas Apples Calif. Lemons farmer on the French tract, attend All poultry should be ordered a few days ahead Over 6000 of these people work right here in the seven mountain states avery day ed to business in Cimarron, Thurs- of the yaar. day. He brought in a load of wheat which ht disposed of here. Hours of Delivery: 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. TELEPHONE 47 Have your dental work done by by a dentist you know, whose work The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. wfose will please you, and prices Cimarron "The Corporation Different" are reasonable. Dr. Locke will be Meat Market in Cimarron again Jan. 3 to 10.