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SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO FRIDAY JULY 12, 1918 NUMBER 197

SALVATION ARMY BILL BOOZE TO HAVE PLAN TO DISPENSE COMING STATE EVENTS ADMINISTRATORS VON HINDENBURG HAS NATIONAL FUNERAL JAN. 1, ARRIVED IN HADES THREE QUARTERS IS FIAT OF SENATE COM. August 4. Santo Domingo IS WITH POLITICS AT OF FOOD NAMED Special to State Record (Wireless) : QUOTA $18,000 Pueblo Indian Corn Dance 12, OF MILLION BOYS i Hades, July General Von 8. has here. Washington, July Legislation August 1, Magdalena just arrived Special FOR THIS STATE to prohibit the sale of distilled liquors, NEXT ELECTION First Frontier Day Celebration IN EACH COUNTY arrangements being made to proper- 2ND REGISTRATION wine and beer after January 1, 1919. Tex Austin, arena director ly accomodate him. and to prohibit the manufacture of Fog Horn Clancy, publicity wine and beer after November 1, next i STATE CAME WARDEN Official endorsement has been se was the senate By HOLM O. BURSUM. September 30. Taos Feeling that the regulations of the The office of Provost for Salvation drive agreed upon today by ROUAULT HAS RESIGNED the Marshal cured the Army committee. Shall New Mexico give her soldier San Geronimos Festival Food Administration would be better General authorities the ta- oe maue apiculture - following lor tunas, wnic.i will in new The legislation is proposed as a sub boys the opportunity of exercising enforced through direct supervision Game and ble showing the on June and Thurs- November Ad- State Fish Warden registration Mexico on Wednesday stitute for the pending Norris the of suffrage at the front Albuquerque in each county, R. C. Ely, Food 5, 1918. of men who have 24 25. The sum which right New Mexico Educational Theodore Rouault, Jr., has resigned young day. July and amendment to the emergency agricul where are to perpet Association ministrator for the state of New reached the of 21 since S. New Mexico is to and they fighting effective immediately. He will leave age June expected raise, tural appropriation bill which would uate the institutions winch make it Mexico, has appointed an adminis- at once for an officers 1917: which state will is $18,000. e training camp. this raise, the sale of distilled and to live under a free govern-win- "JUST EXACTLY HOW AND WHY trator for each of the New Mexico Alabama 15,358 stop liquor possible ( Governor W. E. and the ? Lindsey on June 30, 1919 and prohibit ment If not, why not? counties. Not all of the coAinty ad Arizona 1,695 New Mexico Council- - of you should organise GOVERNOR ASKS SUPPORT Defense, the manufacture of beer three is one of the ministrators have been named as yet,! Arkansas 13,208 Charles chairman That questions being WAR SAVINGS SOCIETIES tew FOR SALVATION ARMY through Springer, months after the hill becomes a law. considered now in au- - but the remaining vacancies will California 18334 of executive have just by those be filled its committee, given lhe changes had heen as well as of the One soldier wouldn't get very far as fast as possible. Colorado 6,923 their endorsement of the discussej thority those rank a over the A of the In a to the of unqualified for a number of days so that when and file. Iowa, New York, Massachu- drive top alone. It conference new county proclamation people Connecticut 10280 work aod will lend assistance in the committee met action was is organization that counts every- administrators with the Food Admin New Mexico Governor Lindsey very Delaware 1.430 today setts, and many other progressive asks every way possible. by unanimous consent of body going along together, shoulder istrator and the several heads of de properly their support for the District Columbia 2.1.22 Fe at once practically states the union have made provi- in Salvation drive funds for The Santa lodge pass without second vote, sion for available to shoulder! partments was held Albuquerque Army ...... for Florida 7.380 ed a favorable resolution and then making the ballot One is the The Food tlaa wrrA nin.lr nf .,... By fixing a definite date after for the benefit of her 'citizens en- stamp buyer soldier, Saturday. Administration I. Georgia 16,715 went to work helping Mr. Townroe which the sate would be of working; alone but the War Sav- reports that the conference continued Idaho 2.788 prohibited gaged iti military service when ab- GIVE UNGRUDGING with the plans. all tuembers of Il- ings Society is a whole regiment practically all day and was attend- SUPPORT Illinois 44.842 intoxicating liquors, sent in the of ! Elks Ordar Is Active performance duty. that goes "over the for War ed by of the new ad- TO YOUR SCHOOLS the committee believe that any linois is about to submit the ques- top" twenty county Indiana 20,093 The Benevolent Protective Order of discrimination would be Savings with whoop and a real ministrators. Iowa 18,032 Elks is behind movement all the charge tion and will probably adopt similar The the avoided. say wine growers of American whoop, at that. several countv chairman who A community may be accurately Kansas 13.122 across the Fred Harp- They measures, providing for the right have been way country. would be enabled to dispose of this in This Thrift Army has no age limit apointed are as follows: judged by its school. So may a coun Kentucky 18,626 exalted has suffrage for her citizens engaged there no Chaves Clark er, grand ruler, telegraph- years crop while brewers could make service. and are exemptions. Every- Dilley, Roswelt. ty, a state or a nation. If school Louisiana 13,81' ed P. M. exalted ruler of the military can save his nickels and dimes Colfax T. C. Lineau, use of their entire supply of matt. If one Hill, Dawson. facilities are ample, if school stand- Maine 5,207 Santa Fe that the our soldiers are good enough to Charles Clovis. lodge, grand lodge bare in of and join. Curry Sclnuriih, ards are high, the community so Maryland 10,428 is all in its to their breasts the trenches How To Do It. be Baca O. B. is doing power help blood-staine- d Earickson, Fort served progressive, alive, vigorous Massachusetts 24,909 cause. GOVERNOR STILL STUDIES Europe so that democ- Your the good shall be club, your lodge, your church, Slimmer. and generally prosperous; for in some Michigan 25,799 Frederick R. Townroe has been ADVISABILITY OF SPECIAL racy made safe, are they not Dona Ana R. to exercise ballot your office, your lactory, your neigh- Lytton Taylor, Las way success goes hand in hand with Minnesota 21.C29 named as of the good enough the Cruces. al- director campaign SESSION ON SOLDIER VOTE in borhood, your apartment house, your education in the mass lay of life; Mississippi 12,071 for New Mexico and has been at the affairs of the country for school will Uncle Will Carlsbad. whose cause their de- you accept Sam's Eddy Purdy, though it does not always accom- Missouri 25.608 work here in Santa Fe for some two lives are being commission a War Sav- Grant J. E. Corresponding with the governors voted?' This is not a of to organize Evans, Tyrone. pany the individual highly educated Montana 4.255 weeks, the plans laid and the question par- ings Society among friends and Grant J. C. man or woman. One of New Mex- getting of other states, Gov. Lindsey says tisan politics, aggrandizement, or ad- your Gordy, Lordsburg. x Nebraska 9,875 committees appointed. The state he will weigh all sides of the ques- associates now,' today, to help win Guadalupe George H. Smith, Santa ico's most serious handicaps has been Nevada 561 committee is of P. M vantage for any person, set of per- Rosa. composed tion before calling a special session sons or the war? a lack of educational equipment. Until New Hampshire 2,776 Lineau, chairman ; Paul A. Hall, sec- political party; political No matter how the intentions Luna Fred a of the legislature for the purpose of creed con- good Sherman, Deming. recently there has been lack of New 20,574 Robert W. treasurer: or affiliation is not to be if does not A. T. Jersey retary; Lynn, assuring the vote to our soldiers sidered a standard or measure are, somebody say "Sign McKinley Hannett, Gallup. interest in educational work, and as New Mexico 1474 Governor W. E. Lindsey, Secretary pre- here" the War Savings will Mora Frank a edu- abroad. liminary to the extension of suf- Society Roy, Roy. natural consequence, not only New York 69,529 of State Antonio Lucero, Chief Jus- The national administration at not get organized. Otero J. H. McRca, Alamogordo. cational but advancement North Carolina 16743 R. H. frage rights. general tice Hanna, Harry W. Lamb, first the authorization YOU must be Jhat somebody! Quay M. B. Goldcnberg, Turum-car- i. has been slow. Under the territorial North Dakota 5,086 Oeofes Charles discouraging It has been suggested that to grant You can a So- Romero, Springer, of soldier votes by the states, on this start War Savings government the community lacked Ohio 43,540 Mrs. C. E. Mason, Nathan privilege would incur a burden- Rio Arriba R. R. Jaffa the ground of difficulties involved, some tax. is ciety anywhere. Simply get togeth- Reuth, Espanola. means of its own with which to pro- Oklahoma 16.325 County Chairman Appointed That pure, ordinary rot. er! Ask ten of friends to Rio Arriba A. A. schools. is said now to favor such state ac- : No is your help Rivera, Tierra vide The aid extended by Oregon 4,701 The list of chairmen First expense to great to . the county tion as is contemplated here. show you Amarilla. the federal government was meaner, Pennsylvania 63.237 due appreciation to the heroes Por-tale- is not yet completed. As far as the Select a War Savings Society name Roosevelt Dr. R. H. s, aside from the land On the other hand Governor Cap- whose presence at the front is a Bailey, great grants, Rhode Island 3.849 men have been named, they are as of elect a and secretary, for educational endow- South 10.776 per of Kansas, and the governors guarantee of peace, good will and president given chiefly Carolina follows: T. J. Mabry, Bernalillo; Maine and Texas, whose state laws other officers if you choose. Notify Sandoval Philip Jaegets, Bernal- ment purposes. It is true that these South Dakota 5,197 C C. perpetual freedom under the Stars of War illo. Henry Johnson, Chaves; Ray resemble ours as to voting, do not and your State Director Savings, grants constitute a princely gift, and Tennessee 18,153 Hayner, Colfax; Fred E. Dennis, ses- Stripes. H. Raynolds, East Las Vegas, N. M., San Juan Judge Aztec. if same kind of efficient man- Texas expect to call special legislative Second : There is no sense in in Parmer, the 34,256 Curry; Keith W. Edwards, de flaca; sions. and ask him for a charter of af- San Miguel Donald Stewart, Las agement can be given the land Utah 3,051 A. W. curring any expense. The bal grants W. Sutherland, Dona Ana; A. In Maine the reason is that great filiation. Vegas. that has been given them during the Vermont 2,354 W. given lots may be sent over and Welsh, Grant; James Ruatie, the election time is in September an 1 brought Get new members the more the Santa Fe Mclvin T. Dunlavy, San- past ten years they will eventually Virginia 15.788 H. B. back as any other mail which is in- Guadalupe; Hamilton, Lincoln; there is time to a cons- better. Keep them stirred with ta Fe. produce a splendid annual income for Washington 7,705 E. A. hardly put caried by your Uncle Sam at normal Henry Ratthetl, Luna; Martin, titutional amendment in effect. terest. Get them to save, SAVE, Sierra J. A. Dye, Hillsboro, our schools. However, until the past West Virginia 11,522 ; Patricio Mora ; rates. McKinley Sanches, some SAVE, systematically and get Socorro George Curry, Socorro. four years the income from the lands Wisconsin 20.599 Percy O. Moore, Otero ; W. F. Kirby, unknown patriot, signing others to SAVE. Keep alive on the Torrance Neil Estancia. has not been sufficient 1831 WATER BOND himself "subscriber" in Cru-cc- s Jensen, to provide Wyoming Quay; Antonio Rivera, Rio Arriba; ALBUQUERQUE the Las jump have doing all the sum for educational BY sets the something any large pur- A. M Amsden, San Juan ; O. E. Bloc), ISSUE APPROVED COURT citizen, up argument tune. 744.865 that to this franchise would FARMING AND GRAZING LAND poses. Total 5an Miguel; George W. Armijo, San- grant TO New Mexico is now The issue of bonds com- be a waste of resources: that THE AMOUNT OF 17M00 throughly ta Fe; Oscar Redemann, Socorro; by the great ACRES ON awake to the need for educational GREAT STEEL PRODUCER mission of the might better appro- SOLD, WEDNESDAY Gerson Gusdorf, Taos; Carl Sher- government Albuquerque legislature equipment. Parents demand educa- STARTED AS $5 CLERIC in sum of $400,000 for the money for the of FLAG wood, Torrance; Juan J. Duran, the pur priate purchase ETIQUETTE State land commissioner Robert tion for their children and the child- John Becker, Valencia. pose of purchasing the water distri- - war stamps, liberty bonds, contribu- - Union; Jr., tions Y. M. C. P. Ervien assisted by Captain Fred ren themselves demand that basic Into his work as a grocery clerk buting system and franchises owned to the A.. Red Cross. which an and so on. True these war HOW AND WHEN Muller and A. E. Dorff, on Wednes education will give them young Charlie Schwab threw all his STUDY FOR MOTHERS by A. B. McMillen, attorney and activities chance in life with their fel- HOME must all be and full day conducted some forty land sales equal energy, says Boys Life, the Boy capitalist of that city, was approved supported the at Union lows. We have but to continue in Scouts for June. Of AND HOUSEKEEPERS PLAN the state court Wednes- quota to meet each and Clayton, county totalling magazine late by supreme forthcoming TO PAY RESPECTS 170,000 acres in 121-- the we are going to this one of his favorite OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT in a decision rendered Jus every call of our how- tracts from to way place years sayings has day by government; 9,000 acres in extent. state on a par in education with any been: "fhe man who has done less tice Clarence J. Roberts and concur- ever, not through legislative appro in in schools mothers and oth- but state the union, and a very than his best has done nothing." Night for red in by Justice Parker and Chief priations, from the sweat of the Prepared by the National Commit- few Hack in ers in the four of brow of in ALBERT B. FALL TO years. Braddock, he lived no to subjects Food, Justice Hanna, in the friendly suit every human being close tee of Patriotic Societies, VISIT But we must on New He and the Care of Child for , STATE IN THE keep going. that motto. gave his best; he stu Fuel, Clothing brought by M.cMiIlen against the City the winning of the Washing-ton- D. C. INTEREST Mexico is in in ren will be in this state war. OF SENATE RENOMINATION young development, died when he could; he laid the inaugurated authorities to determine the validity When the colors are passing, the self m educational ef- - foundation for all ac- - in setetnDer tne For the of this war government, that he later under leadership ot0f their action. early winning spectator, if a man, should halt if fort. The equipment we now hieved. Mrs. Ruth C. Miller connected with! The court savs that the officials every resource is essential, both ma- - arise if and uncov-- Senator Fall, in addition to his re fine, ' walking, sitting j have is only a beginning. The schools The world has a habit of 'the state of Education as who over the bonds were and mental: That means er hnlilinir nnnosit i cen announcement that he is re searching department signed dejterial the hesilrlrpss we have built ; the faculties we have out the doer. One of the customers of vocational training. Every facto officers and the inference is j omy, thrift, mobilizing our material the left shoulder with the hand. "pli've to renomination, is expected right - ,unus wo me store was community of the state where" com- - that thev were comnetent to nerform assets : it also means elimination of A woman should stand at attention:10 De ln "'e Slate his week to ron- -' navl raise.., oi grocery uiu to ,ne conr,ie - ot Andrew instructors can be secured will this function. The declines strife. We must all thor- - fer with his republican friends and1''"'' .n.,y Pr,mar.v,- - otjian,ci- larneg.es tdgar petent court political as the flag pases by 1 we- - i have which will be - - Me wrote Governor1 nunaing must go nompsou Mcei works, captain Bill tts classes, prat- however to pass on the constitution- oughly apreciate this war is waged When the Flag is waving from a supporters was to ty !,h;0,,Rh- attracted the grocery clerk tical and easy to understand and form of to make safe in the worl I. flag-sta- ff it is l.in.l.ey that he will be in the capital .. , of the Albuquerque democracy stationary or pole not properly for our edura- - who worked as though work was a ply and will be a part of the war government one of the points raised I' ' not a war to make the demo- - saluted with the hand, following a visit to his Three Riverv cattle ranch tional growth we must spend more pleasure. By the time Charlie hchw- - emergency work being the nor is it a war j n. urged by jn the proceeding, holding that a party safe, of In decorating the Flag should iani mnrc money fach v,ar "Don was 18 years old the was cision of this kind should the republican nor is it a war er be festooned or Sl ite Senator Herbert B Holt of "ria, grocer properly party; draped. Always from the district school j him $5 a week. Then Mr. Miller is now a con-- ; follow an action the to be made use of for benefit of Las Truces has announced' that be .fhools. rural, paying Captain attending instituted by the hung flat. If hung with stripes ,,ate ""'versttv. Taxa ion for B II offered h.m $o a week to in Washington with reference to determine any political It is a Union should be in would not he a candidate for tlie to, th: go state attorney general party. gigantic izonlal, upper ''"J.'1 be anJ sho,1,', a civil worm-strugg- le - - senatorial nomination in itinn PrPosej "nnn eng.ine.nng gang, io iinuius useiui occupations ior the wherein the Amen- left comer... If oi.no I question. hung perpcudim- Ti. decreased for years to come. he job was the of wounded soldiers who will -' to Mr. Fall. T. Catron of this!"0 drudgery simply return jean people united and in close co- larly, Union should be in upper right vve an am. from the battlefront. city, would l.ke the honor. s"ou,a n,a" x,ra carrying- cnains ana driving pegs. NEW MEXICO ONE OF BIG operation, taithtully adhering to' corner. an extra sacrifice, if necessary,e,," to 'But within six months the to furnish is in boy who 'Pr'"ciplc, are the balance When the Flag carried . of our school short his best thf which will ;keep every department gave nothing of was $12S,0M ROAD IN QUAY WAY,!of power bring victory, ade, or when crossed with other ....,. work at highest efficiency during the boss of a gang. Ruarantees of the Stars and should SO THE FORESTS FCAN COUNTY ON OZARK TRAIL , , ,wth peace flags, Stripes GROW;war; because in doing that we not Charlie Schwab the doer, hid he- - presentation ..!a!,r1, edom henceforth for - " .Jl ' , iV l:Vi,L all peo- always be at the right. only are doing the right thing for gun to climb. He had begun to make J A 22 i I'1" lnd a" countries. Commercial Use Forbidden he United states biological sur- - -- ,i k ...... gravel surfaced road miles to ,.t M. tZ , v,il,u t. i,;...... t,.o.c i .!....:( ..1 TI,: k..:. ...t... - :t- ...... ,. ;, ...... , " """ ? .:u ...uiiM.y cost about $125,000 is planned from to the named for our iu me iaw spetiucaiiy c..,lon.i.is wc v "; I'opmous uimign arc taking the sanest course to anlthe world, jro battleship out "!,'for - strife two use- nf httle known j 10 wuay county, have been political years, the of and representation the kangaroo rats and other winning the war. and to make! From that time-hi- s rise was Konioya lucumcan, state, appears to again end which us con- - nocturnal rapid The state highway commission will iust when the of period M hone, j Flag tn any manner or in any predatory rodents, that proper provision for meeting the big Within another he was chief postponed ceremony; witness the end of the war. nection with merchandise for horde the seed of trees and year advertise for bids to be opened Sep-- ; to be held, by the 'fact that the vi! Wny sale, destroy problems we must solve after the engineer ami assistant manaqer of w, not agree to let the statu con-- 1 The should be raised at sun- - good grasses. estimate there tember first for this construction. :, hip was put into dry dock for war quo Flag They war is over. ithe Edgar Thompson steel work tintie for two as to all and lowered at sunset. It are four of these with sunerin-Mslri- By eventually connecting Las Vegas fittings. years state, rise kangaroo rats It was with the idea of bringing' and at the age of 25 he was ct and the San. to rt wa's to ibe and county officers. Th's! should not be displayed on stormy their long hind legs, on an average home to the readers of N w Mexico tendent.. of the Homestead steel road,, planned have vllU be done constitution-- acre. through Anton Chico and Santa a offensi" njight through ; days or. except when under fire of .per Ruralist the thoughts snsgested above works. Now he holds office as presi- - carry heavy armament! aii"ndM:ent. Al- - Rosa, a main of hiuh nf inr trwiti'rh extending the tenure ithe enemy, left out over night Experiments to show the amount that the special educational section dent of the Beihlehem Cel corno-a- -' thoroughfare ' fpn riftp vears- - 11 ml- - of d construction will be produced have modified as ,w0 fight be though there is no authoritative damage they are being made of this issue wa prepared. This 't ion. the world's makers of grade ,,js may been "jce this be on the Santa largest nn extension oi worx, ana a of in war. argued thatJ' cannot done on ing which compels civilians to lower Rita range reserve, special school number shows the solid steel. program result experience the - near Tucson. on construction account of prohibition of the con- the Flag at sundown, good taste Poison and cas as used groundwork that has been laid for our In the hort of a few reports highway Another report conveyedin a telegram - space years which is under and for which stitution, providing that a 6 months should impel them to follow the tra- against prairie dogs, may be used common school system It shows the the one time hov who bad 1. an.'eH t. way to Senator Isaac Barth chairman of to the engineering has been completed the committee which selected the penon must elapse betoro. an ditions of the Army and Nayy in eradicate them. fim equipment for trainin.; teachers, do things and do them richt had are the taken amendment is voted upon after the this sundown ceremonial. Primar-- for soldiers, for tcchni-- ! climbed and scrambled over among subjects being costly silver service, is that the pres- date of ALL making giving up by the state commission submision bv the ily the Flag is raised to be seen, and HOUSES OF ILL FAME and practical in mining, en- - cles, brusicd shins and in- - highway entation has formally taken place at I take IN training despite now in session in Santa Fe, includ- which it, however, that military secondarily, the Flag is something' THE STATE NOW CLOSED gineering and agriculture, and fe?I.ngs to the of a place for strategic reasons t. , i , , . for'jured...... , very top the would of a", immediate to be and so tra 1 c ing Chairman Charles Springer, was not mentioned in the dispatch. permit guarded, treasured, i.roaa, noerai education mat w; country - Uipet and.....rirlie-- t indus- - and Mr. W. A. snbin ssion. If such an amendment, dition holds that it shall not be men- - ,Sate health officer James A. Mas-- ; as colU Alr.iost so to Eugene Kempenich sie is classify generally train try. overnight, specie, Atkinson. State A. and that the same having one? been aced by the darkness. To have the quoted by a New Mexico news- - tin tin, I tti . n ..f I . a engineer James CASUALTY LIST NOW su' ing. r.n,, French and assistant engineer L. J. mitted by the legislature, the Flaer out at niuht. unattended, is a paper to the effect that as far as1 I ndr.iht-d!- v tb TOTALS 11,086 NAMES p o.le no of the state board is informed all re-- ! Charles are in conference with them. having sprken, queition of proof shiftlessness, or at least of j Mexico may justlv take pride in such world. vice in ARMY AND THE MARINES could therefore be raised. carelessness. sorts of the state are now 'an educational showing as this edi-- ! Ntw, as to our federal officials, we Must Not Touch Ground (dosed. Dr. Massie has been in describes Undoubtedly thev BORDER RAID SUFFERERS SMMMKM GRAIN CROP will manyition Washington, July 7. Casualties in have a vacancy for senator and On Memorial Day, the Flag hould P?r,s the state lately putting into will demand that it be maintained MAY GET $71,000 RELIEF MAY BE TOTAL OF STATE half-ma- the army and marine corps in the congressman respectively. What are be displayed at st from sun- - effect through local police ofiicers, and given all necessary financial. American forces in- the reqnirments? Full fledged ed rise until noon, and at the peak from J the clean up order adopted by so that it to- - Serat Fall has Estimates from A. M. Ber-ee- re expeditionary thelbacking may proceed )r put through the quoted 703 Americans. At these noon until sunset. It on be- - state. Iward d - of the field force of the state creased by during the week. present should, a broad, develop- house an amendment to an appropri- - 497 oficcs are filled by Hon. Albert B. never uc cxamm- - I tax commission in the Santa Fe New compared with the previous week, ing rci.rea, a.ioweu.. 10; "u " ...cu..ai nient and nealthy growtn. hey wilha ion bill, providing a total of about and aggregate 11,086 with tht inclu- - Fall. United States Senator, and Hon touch the ground ers met in Santa Fe this week and resent any effort to economire. even $71,000 it civilian relief from indicate 't dec-'duri- damage Mexican, that the grain 117 William B. Walton, member of Con- When the "Star Banner" received applications from ten tal for the state reach taAonoAo!s,on of todays army list, giving Spangled the war. at the expense of, done in the Villa raids in Augist may names the list gress. One a republican and the oth- is or uncover, stand tors who wish to enter Their educational 1 1912. A this An increase in total valua- and marine corps giv played, sung, practice. necessary equipment, an senate conference committee year. 53 includ- er a democrat. Both and remain IN applications are considered. 1 tions of on all lines ing names. Total deaths, patriotic and standing, SILENCE, being they will, we belirve. lend th'ir sup-- this week reported favorably on the fully $5,000,000 291 men lost at sea, men killed thorough Americans, and actively in until it is finished. those wtio insist that this of the bill in of is predicted. ing Port 'o passage that body after property in action, died of wounds, disease, the harness, being clothed with ex- Applause at the conclusion of the HOSPITALS TO CARE FOR be maintained and devel-- ! it. Santa Fe alone will increase 'equipment' repeatedly rejecting county accident and other causes, number perience in matters relative to vhe "Star Spangled Banner", is out of SOLDIERS' WITH BAD LUNGS oped as rapidly as possible along the in valuations from one half to three 4.414 497. war since its a million. Taos show army men, 3.917; marines, inception. place. . , 7Z present rational lines. It is for your! A VALUABLE MAN fourths of may The wounded 6.169 Why., not both political Worn out and useless flags should total ot :iu soldiers dismissed child a of a million, and Rio Ariba aggregate army parties and mine that this educational: gain men, 5.200; marines. 969. Those miss- agree to maintain the present con- be destroyed by burning. irom active service mostly at Camp equipment is built and this Mr. Fall's of Mexico probably up to a million and a half. ditions. being up knowledge in to- Let both Senator Fall and A torn or frayed by the wind Kearny at Linda Vista and now in educational We are for .New a valu-i- t. These gains will be offset ing action, including prisoners, Flag work done. land Mexico makes him partially 503 51. Walton be or weather 'should never be New Mexico, who claim that as lossea due tal army men, 452; marines, Representative again they We are proud of th? progress it able man in the senate and inciden-h- by stock to drouth this 438 by the consent and will of all until has been have tuberculosis since We con-- in Of the week's increase, were poli- hoisted it repaired. developed made. will insist that it : taly he looks after the welfare of year, especially the southwest 265 Killed in tical without Let This is a of both., the their induction to the are list- com-- , will army men and marines. parties opposition. regulation army, tinue to progress along sane, his state. The democrats must put The state tax commission open" numbered all and and and should also be ed in files being kent bv Governor Mex-- . a 15th action and other deaths state, district, county pre- Army Navy mon sense tines, until our New up their strongest man in order session on next Monday the wounded 302 and cinct officers continue for two followed civilians. ("Lindsey, who is in corresondence to 285, those totalled years by all ico educational equipment is as good, to get him out of the senate. Tula adjust complaints against unequal 115. longer, and have no election or po- with the federal author. ties as assessments. San is the the missing and prisoners request- through, as broad as that of anv;rosa Tribune, Juan county The casualties summary, as litical strife this year. CHAUTAUQUA SEASON OPENS ing that the government bear at state in the union. New Mexico first in the state to send in a com army The least officially announced todiy, follows: energy, the wire pulling, the IN CAPITAL ON THURSDAY part of their hospital expenses. Ruralist. ( Mortoriration of field artillery plete assessment roll for the year. mud-slingi- He claims Killed .in action (including 291 tost qnareling, the scandals, the that since these men were ; will be carried to a greater extent at sea, 1j674l died of wounds, 532; and everything else some- Every afternoon at 3:00 and even- passed by medical boards, acting for SILVER SPECULATORS BARRED n the American army than in SANTA FE HAS OLD fed- any TIME died of disease, 1,322; died of acci- times made use of in political cam- ing at 8:00 the programs of the the government they are now a The Fall amendment to the sitver .other army engaged in the war. Not FOURTH OF JULY DOINGS dent and other causes, 489; wounded paigns be substituted by united ef- chautauqna circuit will eral charge. Some of them are in purchase bill is expected to work to only will a far greater amount of fort win in Fe. The acute need of Oth- es in missing in action to the war, and win it now. be attended Santa young hospital attention. thr of American moto be in pro-min- action, S?); In great advantage requipment provided A series of sprints, potato and sack (including prisoners), 452. Total, this manner can we achieve Kip- ladies who appeared in concert ers are doing light labor, but need as it confines the purchases portion to the strength of the Army, races and other features constituted ling's definition of the essentials Thursday evening were entertained medical care. to American silver. Rumor has it but it will be used for work where diversions for a large crowd around The marine corps casualty sum- necessary for success, "The everlast-i- n with a dance at the Elks following The Governor has written ten hos that certain interests had a nice tot armies now in the field depend sole- - the plaza of Santa Fe on the fourth mary follows: team work of every blooming the show. Among a varied a"nd in- pitals of the state which since 1890 of Mexican silver ready to unload ly upon horse power and man power. of July. Addresses by Secretary of Deaths, 497; wounded, 969; in soul," That's the way to win the war teresting program, of unusual merit have been receiving about $30000 on the market as soon as the price State Antonio Lucero, and Deputy hands of enemy, 2; missing, 49. Total, and. win it now. this year the dramatic production from the state funds each year ask- went up to the right point, and this Statewide prohibition in Texas is Sheriff George Armijo popular veter- L517. It is op to the republicans; it is "The Climax" stands as its name ing them to make a special patriotic is now barred by the Fall amend- now in full force and effect. If yon an of the Spanish war sounded the Officers' included in the marine up to the democrats; it is np to ev- would indicate as the premier at- effort to care for these men. The ment. think it doesn't prohibit, try to slip serious and patriotic note of Independ- corns sammanry were : ery citizen to decide if it is through traction of the week. miners hosital at Raton has respond- A quarter a day will keep the-Hu- into El Paso with a half dozen pint ence Day in ringing phrases freight- Deaths. 21: wounded, 28; missing, snch measures should be adonted. ed notably, offering to take as many away and in a few months will drive bottles of beer in your car. It's safe ed with emotion and apeaL Dances 9 TtiA a , in imtfltm Anmm in, l If you do, pet busy with Governor party leaders. Get busy with the as 75 patients. Three other" hospitals him away back into his own coun- b:t that youll change your mind and were held at the armory and Elks club note the number of officers includ-- 1 Lindsey to call an extra session of rank and file. Let every town and heard from give far less gratifying try which is the place to finish his learn something. Las Cruces CiU in the evening. ed. Ith legislature. Get busy with the hamlet give exression to its desire. reports. war foT him. zcn. , t

MAJ. GEN. E. H. CROWDER GAIN ON MOVE TO SAVE RUSSIA aW FRENCH REVOLUTIONISTS AMERICANS WHEN CHINESE SING 2 LATE 4 HOLD-U- P MEN RUN TWO-MIL- E FRONT S. MARINES LANDED AT KOLA 'PALS' MARKET " FIGHTBOLSHEVIKS RESCUE 5 of t AND VLADIVOSTOK. St Louis. The singing 2 J four Chinese who may have QUOTATIONS been chanting a deatn song as a SMASHING BLOW BELOW MATZ Count Von Mlrback, German Ambassa-do- r MIRBACH'S MURDER ROUSES SO- AUSTRALIANS GAIN GROUND ON they stood lined up against a Wultrs Newspaper Union News Srvlc. ACTION Moscow, Assassinated AS wall at tbe point of a revolver 2 DENVER MARKET. FIRST BIG INFANTRY at by CIALISTS TO OPEN OUTBREAK BOTH SIDES OF SOMME, Two Men, so disconcerted one of the two S SINCE JUNE DRIVE. Unknown HUNS PLAN NEW DRIVE Cattle. IN M08COW STREETS. hold-u- p men that be dropped X Fat ateera choice to prime, 116.001 17.04 half bis loot Fat steers, soori to choice. 14.(01 .16.7$ J at steers, fair to good . . . . 11.001 14.26 Welters Nfwmer 1'nluri Nei Srvlc. Two white men entered. One 6 11.001 fll.oe res- elfers, prim Washington. Kussla is to be "covered" the four In a lann-- Cows. fat. eood to choice.. li.ooi 12.60 ALLIES GAIN IN ALBANIA cued from the clutches of the mon- VIENNA ADMITS LOSS J Mows, fair to good 0.601 10.76 BREAK IN NEGOTIATIONS dry while tbe second started for towi, common to lair . . . 7.001 9.00 ster of Merlin. the cash drawer. The Chinese Veal calves 12.001 16.26 White House Bulla 7.50 110.00 At a conlerence at the Both bandits 10.761 112.00 the started singing. Feeders, good to choice .. . Saturday, the position which then fled. Feeders, fair to gnod 0.601 110.60 AUSTRIANS' RIGHT WING TURNED United Slates will take regarding in- RUSSIA MAY BE FORCED INTO ITALIANS STRENGTHEN POSL Feeders, common to fair.. 8.601 0.26 to choice.. 0.76 111.00 IN DASH tervention In the which Pres- Blockers, good BY ITALIANS country RENEWAL OF WAR AGAINST TIONS RETAKEN NEAR MOUTH Blockers, fair to gouu 8.001 0.10 Wilson in his Mount NEAR ADRIATIC. ident described THE PIAVE un- THE GERMANS. OF Vernon Bpeech as "for the moment Good hogs tl6.60ll0 organized and helpless," was decided TAKES 3 YEARS TO on. 16.26 Western NewKiiajn-- L'nlun News Service. Western l'nlun Newb Service. Western Nfwapaper Union New Service. Lambs .".!??'.... .116.25 It is believed in accord Newspaper OVERTAKE Ewee ll.OOf 100- that, acting A counter HUBBY 1S.60 I'aria, July 10. French troops hit with the wishes of the allied council London, July 9. serious With the British Army in France, Spring lambs 17.756 revolution has broken out in Moscow, the German liueb a uiuashiuc tlow which met at Versailles, military ac- July 9. In.the German counter attack HAY AND GRAIN MARKET. al- to a semi-offici- Wolff bu- early Tuesday morning in the area tion will be taken, l ulted States ma- according A new photograph of Maj. Gen. against tbe positions gained by tbe wln-r- on from V. O. Denver, Carload Price. most directly north of 1'aiiu, rines have landed at Vladiv- reau telegram dated Sunday Enoch H. Crowder, United States pro- Austrians around Hamel two Ameri- Officer Transferred So Rapidly It B, already Moscow transmitted to Hajr. the Germans were stopped alter live ostok and Kola. and vost marshal general. cans and five Australians 'were cap- Bride on the Sarins Prices. to- the Com- Keeps Nebraska Upland, per ton. 15.0016.00 of lu their thrust Ozecho-Slovaks- , who broke by Kxchange Telegraph tured the Volunteers were 16.00 days fighting The at by enemy. Nebraska Upland, per ton. 16. 00 fi ward the cnpital, in the last and least from Austria-Hungary- , are ex- pany's correspondent Copenhagen. called for and an American Jump. Prairie liuv. Colorado and away party 15.00$ Bucct-aslu- l 11)18 of look place Nebraska, per ton of all their lo form the nucleus of the Fighting great severity EXCURSION BOAT SINKS back the men and a COS pected the Holsheviki brought captured Timothy, per ton 16. about a month ago. to in Russia. in the streets between German while twelve Austra- Hempstead, L. L Almost equaling Alfalfa, per ton H.ooi army operate officer, 18.006 was delivered a From Toklo comes word that Ja- troops and Social Revolutionaries. Longfellow's tale of are South Park, per ton The attack along from lians brought the number of Germans "Evangeline," uuunison valley, per ton.m.uu and uoino will lo lake in any A message received in Loudon COLUMBIA OVERTURNS AND GOES the of Mrs. Wil- uer ton two and a hall mile front at pan refuse part dated prisoners to fifty. strange experiences Straw, in unless the the Russian wireless service, RIVER. liam wife of Whal- Uraia. jiointB Gen. 1'elaiu's troops pushed intervention Siberia, DOWN IN ILLINOIS Whaling, Captain Oata, Nebraska, 100 lbs., buying. .$2.60 dis- the other allies Sunday evening at Moscow, says that a officer. After 2.60 Into the enemy positions lor the United States joins in Continuing their aggressive defense ing, formerly cavalry Colorado oats, bulk, buying to a counter revolution was started she Corn chop. Buck, selling 1. 21 tance of a utile. Two farina were cap- in requesting Japan act. in the face of the offensive, Dearly three years of traveling 6 the Russian capital, but that it had in Side and Loss of Impending Corn In sack, selling 25 tured and a counter attack which was Leaders of the Murmansk coast Tore Great Hole the French have attacked southwest tlnaily met ber husband at Camp Mills Gluten feed, sacked, selling 1.06 been Several hundred Due to of 450 Pas- 100 1.67 delivered against one of them was re people recently appealed to the Amer- suppressed. Life Panic of Sois8ons. From the eastern side recently. Uran, Colo., per lbs., selling... were at Kola for Russians, including the Social Revolu- on Board. soon Flwur. pulsed. Some 4iu prisoners ican and allied consuls sengers of the Hetz forest, north of Longpont, About three years ago, after Hungarian Patent, VH lbs., sacked re- tionary leader, Alexandrovitch, have 64.76 taken. protection. German troops are the French have advanced over a front their wedding, Captain Whaling was subject to discount to tlu? southward on the rail- been arrested at Moscow. from Pacific coast to Hungarian, 46 lbs., sacked, subject the blow wiis ported sixty-thre- e transferred tbe discount 1.1614 The area chosen for Nikolai the Holshevik pre- Peoria, 111., July With of approximately two miles, taking to north- road to the Arctic at Kola. Lenlne, the islands. He left his south of the Matz river region, leading to the bodies recovered and tne total numb-j- r Chavigny farm and the slopes to the Philippine POULTRY. With the allied naval forces guarding mier, is, endeavoring placate tirlde of three months with the Idea west of the Conipeigne forest, on the Germans an "extraordi- of dead estimated at 100 to 150 per- north and south of It. Several hundred a store of at Kola and along by appointing follow by a later steam- Dressed front between Alontilidler and ihe supplies of- were captured by the French f having her Poultry. he the Murman coast is one nary commission of investigation," to sons, government, state and county prisoners had obtained suitable The following prices on live poultry Uise. to the southeast railroad, ship after he 11. Furtner along probe the death of Count von Mir- ficials began searching inquiries into in their sudden attack. are net K .u. Denver: of the possible fields for operations Delays followed, and it was d. SO 012 ihe line the French continued to gnin baeh. The commission is beaded by the cause of the wreck of the excur- This may be linked with the recent junrters. Turkeys, fancy p additional on the Maine front by the allies in the east under the iome months before Mrs. Whaling left Turkeys, old toma 24 J25 ground uew Comrade I'eters. sion steamer Columbia, Friday. offensive operations at St. Pierre Algle Turkeys, choice 20 tf22 the Germans back furl her policy toward Russia. new to join him. Hens, lb 27 by lorcing As soon as Emperor William heard and gives the French a front line 27 30 . In the of the C'lmvigny farm. Two weeks before the time the Ducks, young vicinity Mir-bac- of von Mir- 6. to a Geese I'aris, 8. - Gen. fount von j. the assassination Count Peoria, 111., July The number fromLongpont north Ambleny, was ....25 027 are an July Rus- steamship on which she traveling Roosters 15 to' 16 Kntentc airmen keeping up Herman ambassador lo baeh, the German ambassador to lost by the sinking of the Columbia is distance of almost eight miles. be- Russia, as due In tbe Philippines, Captain active bombardment of the area ac- sia, according to an Exchange Tele- at 175 the chief of of Australians astride the Somme east IJve lias been assnu-lnatc- in Moscow, placed by police iVhallng was ordered back to the Pealtry. hind the German lines. Hrltlsh flyers to received graph dispatch from Russia, he or- Pekin. A message from him says his of Amiens and north of Hamel have Roosters, lb 10 U cording a Berlin report by states. Unknown to each other their Turkeys, 10 lbs., or over 21 2I again have invaded Germany, dropping dered Secretary von Kuehlmann to estimate Is based on information gath- swept back the enemy over a front of 24 the Havas agency. Two unknown ships passed In the middle of the Pa-lfl- c, Hens 11 bombs on Kaiserlautern, east ol the break off negotiations with the dele- ered as to the probable number of more than a mile and straightened out Ducks, young 25 627 men a: lied for an audience wltii and Mrs. on her arrival SO Metz, and on Luxemburg. In aerial gates in Berlin. an awkward held the Ger- Whaling Ducklings, lb German ambassador Saturday morn- passengers carried. angle by Manila found ber husband had Geese 22 (ft 24 liritish and French airmen it that 1 2 lighting then keu him, him mans since the Australians and Broilers, to lbs 38 to 40 Yor ma- ing, attai wounding leen ordered back to America. have accounted twenty-fiv- fol- Washington, July 9. Fighting took 111., 6. Hundreds of Americans carried their lines forward with shuts from a revolver. They Peoria, July Cnble messages from him caused Ecus. chines. place in Moscow between Holshevik are believed to have been 4. lowed this by throwing grenades. people July aer to return immediately. On reach- Ekks. graded No. 1 net, F. O. strides have been made since Von Mirbaeh forces and Revolutionary Socialists, drowned when the excursion steamer Berlin mentions local attacks in the B. Denver 14 Rapid died almost insmntly. San Francisco she learned that her No. 2 O. and assaults were following the assassination of Count Columbia overturned In the Illinois is Amer- ing Ekks, graded net, P, the French Italian The assassins fled and have not been Clignon sector, which held by husband had been transferred to one B. Denver 25 launched north of Avlnna fi. It von Mirbaeh, the German ambassador, river five miles south of here last and between the Marne and July arrested. icans, 9f In extreme Huttf-r- . suc- to an official from the forts the northern appears that the Allies have been Copenhagen. The entire according dispatch night. All available nurses and phy- Rhelms. Creameries ex. 1st lb. 41 population Switzerland. section of Alaska. grade, cessful in turning the Austrian right of Murmansk coast ion the Kola sicians have been summoned from Italian forces in Albania have struck ' Creameries, 2d grade, lb 41 the she started. When she Process 89 wing. An official statement from On leaving the German embassy, Pekin, 111., which Is near the Bcene of Again peninsula bordering the White sea and hard at Austrian positions along the Yukon Packing stock 81 (5 32 Home that Italian have the dispatch says, the assassins took the accident. The boat Jammed reached the disappointment says cavalry the Arctic) has broken with Russia Voyusa (Vojutza) river, which flows husband de- in a house by the rev- the river In ignln followed, her having Fruit. gained the Austrian rear and and joined the entente, according to refuge occupied against the Peoria side of into the Adriatic about twenty miles Socialists. This a hole in the bow been ordered back to the states to Join Appk'B, Colo., fancy, box $2.003.0 stroyed bridges across the Semini a to Vardoe, to the olutionary building a fog and tore huge north of the town of one of the crate 2. dispatch Norway, was defended machine Avlona, Lioostfberries, river, which parallels the Voyusa, Christiana Tidens Tegn. A supply of by nuns. of the boat. It sank almost imme- most in southern A- Cherries, Col., pie, crt. 2.6oSl.00 Important places Strawberries, home, pts 3.004.00 where the attack was begun. This provisions from the. United States has diately. lbania. Vienna admits that the Aus- ALLIES TO OUTNUMBER FOES. As soon as news reached Peoria marks an advance of about fifteen arrived at Murmansk, the dispatch the trian "advanced posts have been with- Vegetables, mill's. All positions have been main- relief parties were organized. Every Asparagus, lb 10 12V4 says. Hun drawn Jo their main positions." cwt 12, on ami Forces Estimated at 2,842,000 and doctor in the who could be d Beans, navy, 00&18.00 tained the heights of Kolnia city In the north the residents of the Beans, pinto, cwt 6.00 DEAD. Entente at 3,500,000. was directed to to the Beans, lima, lb 16 16 rliglit progress made elsewhere. SENATOR TILLMAN IS report Murman have thrown aside the, Washington. Figures compiled here A train was made up region Beans, green, lb 10 12 Martial law has been proclaimed in depot. special of the Bolshevik government Wax beans of official German and allied reports at to the scene of authority 30 35 Moscow. Advices received at liasle South Carolina Statesman Succumbs once and rushed al- Beets, Colo., doz. bunches indicate that the allied armies in at Moscow and joined the entente Beets, new, cwt 4.00 stated the Russian revolu- to Cerebral Hemorrhage. the disaster. that social France will far outnumber those of lies. There is a great amount of war Carrots, cwt 6.60 tionaries have confessed the to There were I'D excursionists on Cauliflower, lb 10 16 plot forlh-comin- In and United Sen- General Ludendorff when the board the boat when left Alfresco supplies this region, American, Lettuce, head 50(y. 60 murder Count von Mil bach, the Ger- Washington. States it 40 German drive is launched. on to French and British forces are guard- Lettuce, curly, doc 60 man ambassador to Kussla, in order to ator llenjamin R. Tillman, veteran park, Peoria, the return trip Onions, table, doz 2041) 25 men ing it, while German and Finnish 1 .25 1.65 Hrest-Litovs- of twenty-fou- r service in Con- Germany will marshal 2,842,00(1 Pekin. The boat ran into the Peoria Onions, Crystal Wax .... annul the years' doz 164!' 20 tieaty. and the allies will least 3,500,-000- , armies have been reported advancing Parsley, gress and chairman of the .Senate have at shore in a fog that was prevailing. Peas, Colo., lb 10 in force northward from Finland. The 1 naval affairs committee, died at his it is believed. It backed away and began sinking im- Potatoes, cwt OOifi) 2.oo lb. 15 17 cerebral These are based pub- water in Murman coast offers a starting point Tomatoes, homegrown, home here as the result of a figures upon mediately, rushing through Turnips, cwt 1 25(10 1.50 FAST TRAINS COLLIDE hemorrhage, suffered June 27. The lished reports in Germany which state a large bole in the bow. fo rallied operations in Russia. Turnips, Colo., doz. bunch 26 30 that the French and British now have Loss of life is said to have resulted ac- MISCELLANEOUS MAHKETS. approximately eleven divisions, or largely from the panic that followed Washington. American troops Over Hundred Dead and Seventy-Fiv- e men. To this must be added immediately on the boat as It began tually on the fighting lines in Europe Prices for Metals. ac- Haw York. Lead 16.00 to 1.06 Hurt as passengers Crash Together the American force of 1,000,000 in to sink. about July 1 numbered 251,000, . to Gen. Copper 625.62 in Suburb of Nashville, Tenn. round numbers, and the Italian, Bel cording information given by Silver chief of and other mem- St. Louis.9c.Spelter $8.608.70. gian and Portuguese troops. Aa the Wilson to Veto $2.40 Wheat Pries. March, staff, Bar bers of the war council at their week- London. silver, 48d per ounce. 10. At least forces of the last three mentioned Washington, July 8. President Wil- Boulder, Colo. Tungsten concentrates, Nashville, Tenn., July ly conference with members of the 60 per cent, $22.00to 22.50 per unit. 125 most of them countries are not large and will un- son will veto the annual agricultural Crude 60 persons, negroes, Senatev military committee. "With ref- ores, per cent, S?2.00to:25.00; head-o- be offset divisions which bill of 25 per cent, $12.00 12.50: 10 cent, lost their lives In a collision doubtedly by appropriation because tin lider erence to American we per the Germans will send to the western to the program, J9.40tol2.20. between two passenger trains on the agreed by both Senate and House, have embarked and are not calculated in 1,000,000 men, Suarar. Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis front later, they fixing the government minimum guar- now we are after the second the total of the allies. anteed wheat at a bushel. going New York. Suitar CentrifuuaL railway, seven miles west of Nash- strength price $2.40 million," said Gen. March. 1.055c; fin granulated, 7.50c. ville. Officials estimated that if the $2.40 Nashville are crowded Sec. Baker Abolishes War Council, price for wheat is approved, tbe price The Bostan Wool Market. hospitals of War Paris, July 8. Germany will send Boston. Wool Scoured basin; with the who number mure Washington Secretary of flour would be increased by approx Aus- twelve injured, Baker abolished the War three army corps to the aid of Texas Fine, months, $1.72 seventy-five- . As formally imately $2 a barrel, with an increase of 1.75; fine, eight months, $1.60tol.55. than the engineers to a Rome half-bloo- Council and turned over its tria, according dispatch. Fine staple, $l.kU; d and firemen of both trains were killed principal from 2 to 3 cents in the price of a loaf Territory functions to the assistant secretaries combing, $1.G31.68; the cause of the collision never of bread. The Italians have clear- combing, 1.4041. 46; fine may of war, Gen. March, chief of staff, and succeeded in Their Ships Passed In the Middle of clothing, 61.65tol.70; fine medium be known. the Austrians out of a consid- $1.6541 1.60. Maj. Gen. Goethals, assistant chief of ing very the Pacific. clothing, House Votes Greek Victims (40,000. erable of the terrain the Pulled lixtra, $1,804( 1.85; AA, $1.70 staff, in charge of purchases, storage part eneny 4 1.80; A Bupers, 61.604H.65. Washington. Payment of $40,000 had been to General Pershing Into Mexico. Mean- Wilson Advises Allies of Plans. i and traffic. clinging nar tho north N by the United States to Greece for in- mouth of the Piave, between the new time the Yukon was frozen and weeks Chicago Grain and Provision Prices. Entente gov- Washington, July in, juries suffered by Greek citizens at before was re- Chicago. Wheat No. 1 red, $2.32; in Two Children Burn to Death. and old beds of the river. elapsed navigation No. 3 red, $2.20. ernments, through their embassies Omaha Feb. 21, 1909, race Ariz. of during riots, In hard the Austrian resist- sumed. The return trip was made by Corn No. 2 yellow, $1.77; No. 8 yel- Washington, are now fully advised of Snowflake, Two children fighting 4 is authorized by a bill passed by the ance was broken in the to slow stages, and Mrs. Whaling finally low, $1.70 1.72; No. yellow, $1.67 the views of the Washington adminis- Mr. and Mrs. John Dewitt, a girl, aged area close 1.63. Senate and sent to the House. reached El where a com- Oats-N- 3 94 8, and a 4, were burned to tbe Adriatic, General Diaz's troops Paso, Tex., o. white, 77 78 c: stand, tration as to the best means of carry- boy, aged 78 6 70c. stroke completely paralyzed the left death here when the DeVVitt home moving the invaders across the new munication from her husband Informed ard, ing out President Wilson's pledge lo as been Columbia Death Toll Totals 82. her he had the border and Barley $1.0001.10. side and the right side had was destroyed by fire. Two other bed from Grisolera to the sea, approx- that passed Timothy $5.007.60. "stand behind Russia." It is under- at- Peoria, 111., July 9. With the recov be Mexico some time. Lard $25.95. partly paralyzed since a similar boys, 12 and 10, in to res imately five miles. Vienna admits a would in for stood that a project is taking shape aged trying of two more bodies In some tack ten years ago. no hope had been cue the others, received burns which ery Monday after loss of here. Mrs. Whaling waited Texas Chicago Live Stock Quotations. it is counteract Ger- ground bus-ban- which hoped will he noon, the death list of the steamer Co- the return of her d, held for his recovery since lapsed will prove fatal. There is nothing but compliments weeks, expecting Chicago. Hogs Bulk of sales, $16.80 man influence and lead the people to into unconsciousness June 30. lumbia disaster was increased to to be by 17.30; butchers, $16.95 17.30; pack- for tbe Americans upon the occasion only again disappointed ing, $16.30017.00; light, $17.00 17.40; rehabilitate theniselves without excit- elgbty-two- . Seventeen be- Reichstag Passes Rumania Peace Pact persons are first In an learning that months would elapse rough, $15,764(16.26; piga, $16.25 ing distrust of the unselfish motives Trenton, S. July 5. Funeral ser- of their appearance attack 16.60. C, Amsterdam. The Reichstag has still officially reported missing. side British fore the return of the American forces. which lie behind it. vices for Benjamin R. Tillman, for side by with troops. To Cattle Beef cattle, good, choice and passed the peace treaty and supple- When Captain Whaling's regiment me, $16. 504118. 00; common and me-lu- r the Australians who formed the major nearly twenty-fou- years United States mentary treaties with Rumania, ac- Admiral Dewey's Sister Dies. finally reached Its Ohio camp Mrs. $11.7516.60j butcher stock, C. of the force which carried out cowa and heifers, canner. Nation Takes Over C. A C. S. senator from South Carolina, who died to a Berlin The In Montpelier, Vt Mrs. Mary portion who had been wltb ber rela- $7.8514.50; cording dispatch. the brilliant Fourth of July attack on Whaling, and cutters, $6.85 7.86; Blockers and Denver. The Cripple Creek & Colo- In Washington, were held July 3, in Socialists voted all Greeley, sister of Admiral George tives In Kansas City, started for Ohio. feeders, good, choice and fancy, $10.40 dependent against the Amiens northeast of Villers-Bretonneu- 4r common and $8.00 rado which owns all the Presbyterian church here. Burial Dewey, died at her home here. She front, To consternation she learned that 13.00; medium, Springs railway, the treaties. is conceded the her 10.40; veal calves, good and choice, the lines serving the Cripple Creek was made In a nearby cemetery. was 79 years of age. larger two hours before' her husband bad left $16.00 16.75. of the glory. The hitherto un- Idaho lambs sold at $18.75. district except the Short Line, on Report Cabinet of Holland to Resign. part for Long Island. She then came, east Sheep Nominations. Natlvea Build Road. tried American troops are coming in which it has a lease, has been taken Senate Approves Army Rotterdam. The Dutch cabinet Alaska by express and was trying to learn the Batter, Bess. Patataea and Poultry. Nominations of Alaska. Alaska natives for the highest praise for the part they Chicago Butter Creamery, 38 over by the federal government and Washington. eight will place the resignation of its mem Susltna, are location of ber husband's regiment at 41 to be took in tbe Hamel. He. Eggs Firsts. 36S7c; ordinary will be operated by officials to be brigadier generals major gener- bers in the hands of Queen W'ilhel to be employed on the railroad tbe Camp Mills when she met an army of- firsts. 84 to 36c; at mark, cases Includ- forty-on- e Details of the Americans' ""behavior Potatoes Ar- named by Hale Holden, regional direc- als In the national army, and of mina, the Nieuwe Rotterdam- - United States government U building ficer with whom she was acquainted in ed, 83$86c, Louisiana, says indicate that In and ef kansas and Oklahoma Triumphs, $2.60 tor for the mountain district. colonels to be brigadier generals sche Courant. from Seward to Fairbanks. fighting Bpirit the Philippines. After some search 6 1. HO; do., white, $2.602.76; Cali- fectiveness In back tbe enemy $2.76; were confirmed by the Senato. pushing Captain and Mrs. Whaling met In front fornia, white, California, red, Kills Germans Hold 72 American Prisoners. were excelled even the tra- $3.00: Virginia, barrels. 65.75 6.00. Basic Coke Prices Established. Explosion Two, Scalds Three. they tot by of bis tent Poultry Fowls, !8Vc; springs, 3338c British Casualties 17,336. Frankfort, Mich. Three men were Washington. Names of seventy-tw- o ditionally gallant, seasoned veterans Washington. Basic prices on coke Llnsecs. London British casualties reported killed and two seriously scalded In an additional American soldiers held in in whose company tbey received their were established by the Fuel Admin- NAVY Duluth, Minn. Linseed $4.04 0 4.06: June 6 reach- a steam on Ann in were an- of fire. losses are re- EATS HIS WAY INTO THE $4.04; $4.04 istration at 14.60 to $6.50. during the week ending explosion of pipe the prison camps Germany baptism Their to arrive, July, bid; Sep- 6 tember, $4.08 askad; October, $3.98 14 ed an aggregate of 17,336. Arbor car ferry No. here. nounced by the War Department. ported to have been extremely light $3.91. Thrice Because He was Un asked; November, Predict Record Corn Crop. Rejected RIDES AND PELTS. John P. Mltchel Killed. Miners Get Raise. Wire Control BUI In 8enate. der Six Meals Dally Pound. A 40,000,-00- 0 Major Wage Washington. Austrian losses in the Weight Washington. reduction of Him Flint, butcher, lb. J 8c Pur-ro- y Gets Through. bushels in the prospective wheat Lake Charles, La Maj. John Butte, Mont The mining companies Washington. Tbe Senate Interstate recent unsuccessful offensive against Flint, fallen, lb to harvest was shown in the Mitchel, former mayor of New operating in Butte, Anaconda and commerce committee Monday decided Italy and during tbe Italian counter Flint, bull and stab, lb u0 Department Denver, Colo. Thrice rejected by Flint, culls and glue, lb ic of Agriculture's July forecast, which Is York City and an officer in the avia- Great Falls announced an increase of to report, without holding bearings tbe offensive are estimated at between 8alt hides, lb 202tc 50 In House resolution the Pres- least the United States navy because he was Horse hides, one-ha- lf to two-thir- 891,000,000 bushels, compared with tion section of the signal corps, was cents a day the wages of miners. authorising 200,000 and 260,000, including at of over under weight, Charles F. Galigher bat price green salt. 931,000,000 bushels forecast In June. instantly killed at Gerstner field when Under this scale miners will receive ident to take telegraph, tele- 50,000 killed, In an official dlspatcr Green Salted, Cared Hides. literally eaten his way into the serv- 40 lb Deterioration June he fell from a single-seate- r scout plane $5.75 a day. phone, cable and radio systems during from Rome. Over lbs., lie during reduced the ice of the nation. On his third rejec- Under 60 lbs., lb. lie lJc at a of about 600 feet. the war. Glue hides and lb. lZtj prospective winter wheat crop by height tion Hoover and high skins, ioc the U. 8. Patrol Rescues 700 Canadians. 8. The Australian Galigher Ignored Bulla and stags, lb. 810c bushels and spring wheat London, July and started out on a Part cured, lb. iQ Rumanian Senate Wants Hun Peace. Boston. The rescue by an American McGill Named Register. advanced their line northeast prices 2c lb. less )eH crop by 10,000,000 bushels. The corn troops schedule, with no exercise. With- Green, than cured. on Amsterdam. The Rumanian Senate patrol boat of 700 troops from the Can- Washington. William R. McGill was of Vlllers Bretonneux on a front of Dry FUnt Pelta. harvest promises to be the largest 30 he made the Wool lb tail 45c adian of nominated Wilson Mar- in days navy weight pelts, record with a total of 3.160,000,000 has adopted the German peace treaty, troop ship City Vienna, by President as reg- 2,000 yards, according to Field He was to Short wool pelts .' 87 40c with pounds to spare. sent -- to Bucharest advices. The wrecked off the Atlantic coast, was re- ister of the land office at Fort Sumner, shal Haig's report from British head- ' Butcher shearlings. No. 1, lb... 27c bushels. according Norfolk, Va, for training. No. 1 Murrain shearings, lb.... loo vote was unanimous. ported here. N. M. quarters in France. Bucks, aaddlea and pieces at value. Six-Ce- Tramway Fares Probable. t Tallew aad Grease. 8unk In Three Soldiers Martial Law In Austrian Senate Agrees on Prohibition Bill. In The President has be- Twenty Norwegian Ships June Negro Hanged. Duchy. Pickpockets Masquerade. Prima rendered tallow, lb 10011a Washington. to No. 1 lbs. 10 Dodge, Iowa. Three Amsterdam. Martial law Washington. Legislation prohib- well-know- n tallow, lie fore him recommendations of the war London. Twenty Norwegian vessels Camp negro has Omaha, Neb. Two No. 1 lb court-marti- it the sale of distilled liquors, wine tallow, tOlOo which if carried aggregating 26,833 gross tons, were soldiers, convicted by of been proclaimed In the Austrian young men who admitted to the police Brown and yellow tallow labor board, out, and and Jan. 1, 1919, and to pro- grease to ca- "assaulting and outraging" a duchv newsnaoer beer after had been the lb. tOlOc everyone expects that he will O. K. sunk during June, according of Stvria. the Pes hibit of wine and they masquerading In togs received the white on the cantonment ter announces. the manufacture of the sex were sentenced to Onlf aad Kl Creea Salted. them, will probably mean a min- blegram by Norwegian girl Lloyd of Budapest beer Nov. 1 next was opposite e after agreed - Calfskin, salted is Thirty-on- men are reported grounds the night of May 34, were The measure was taken. It Is In 60 days In JaiL lie imum street carfare for American legation. said, upon the Senate agriculture com- " i Vk liSlTo axe here with the entire by . The men. testified bad gK,p-J- cities. missing durtog that month and hanged virtually order to aeai wnn mutiny ana de- mittee. The is as young they ija to hate lost their lives. division witnessing the executions. legislation proposed come to the to seek employment each $1.25 1.50 supposed sertion. a substitute for the pending Norrls city Slunka, each 60 76c They adopted feminine attire to ply Horse No. 1, eack ...... 85.60 6 00 Von Kuehlmann Quits as Secretary. amendment to the emergency agricul- Horse No. 2, eaoh .64. Sultan Mohammed V. Dead. their trade 'at picking the pockets of ...... 606 00 Copenhagen. Emperor William has Miss Rankin to Run for Senate. Cardinal Martinelli la Dead. tural appropriation bill which would Glue and pony, each $2.6008 00 their unsuspecting admirers. Colt, eateh 60e consented to of Dr. Jean-nett- e Rome. Cardinal Sebastian Marti- Amsterdam. Mohammed V, Sul stop the sale of distilled and jo the resignation Washington. Representative liquor reports to the police of Grewa Salted Pelta. Richard von the German Rankin of Montana announced nelli, prefect of the Sacred Congrega- tan of Turkey, died I, says a wins on June SO, 1918, and prohibit the Frequent Kuehlmann, July female pickpockets led to their un- Lamb and sheep, each ...... $0c$2 SO abe will make the race for United tion of and former to Constantinople received manufacture of beer three months aft- lamb, each , foreign secretary. Rites, delegate dispatch doing. Both bad gentle voices. Erlng ISttse States senator this fall. tbe United States, is desd. here by way of Vienna. er tbe bill becomes a law. each ...... isaitn that It Is onr Inestimable privilege to concert with men out of nation 3 lfP 110 PEACE UNTIL every AVERAGE DRIVER a-- i hi what shall make not only the liberties LEST YOU FORGET. of America secure but the liberties of I every other people as well. We are Watch your car If you wish to Our Part in the Nation IS W aaa Feeding HUN IS happy In the thought that we are per T IS HOT CAREFUL get real service out of It. Don't CRUSHED, mitted to do what would have 6vf r M the little L they r neglect Inspections and done had they been In our place. adjustments. now ON THE (Special Information Bervtat, United There must be settled once for all iri 1, Storage battery Inspected States Department of Agriculture.) what was settled for America In the Brakes Should Be Used Intelli- two SAYS PRESIDENT every weeks. SECRECY GUARDS CROP REPORTS great age upon whose Inspiration we gently and Only When It Is 2. Orease cups turned In ev- draw today. This Is surely a fitting ery 100 miles. place from which calmly to look out Absolutely Necessary. 8. Springs oiled every week. upon our task, that we may our mm 4. Oil and connec- iSJ .ni ."tin ' Speaks at Washington's Tomb on fortify gasoline spirits for Its accomplishment. And tions Inspected every week. Independence Day. this Is the appropriate place from JAMMING IS BAD PRACTICE 0. Crank case drained and which to avow, alike to the friends washed out with kerosene every who look on and to the friends with 500 miles. SETTLEMENT MUST BE FINAL whom we have the happiness to be as 6. Universal joints packed sociated in action, the fulth and pur Coasting I Better on Level Road Than with grease every 1,000 miles. pose with which we act. iHfcr Dathing at Full 8peed Light Pre, 7. Differential and transmis- Say "Blinded Rulers of Pruula Have Hun Rulers Fear Own People. sure Will Check Car and sion packed with grease or oil Routed Forces They Knew Little Is our the Save p. every 1,000 miles. "This, then, conception of 8. Of Force Which Once Routed In which we are en Spark plugs cleaned every great struggle 1,000 miles. Can Never Be to The Is Use your brakes and Cruehed gaged. plot written plain upon Intelligently 0. Carbon scene and act of the su only when Is an removed from cyl- Earth." every every HE WAS GLAD. absolutely necessary inders twice a On the one hand stand excellent motto to have on year. preme tragedy. printed the 10. Valves the of the world not the An aching tooth is not the best Instrument board of car. The ground each 5,000 Mount Vernon, 4. Presi- peoples only every miles. Va.,'July but friend In the world, and this fact was average even the dent Wilson In bis Independence day peoples actually engaged, many operator, average 11. New others also who suffer under demonstrated by a country of skilled driver, uses bis brakes too piston rings every address at George Washington's tomb mastery justice 13 months. but cannot act ; races the peace when, suffering with the much. This wears the racks here said that the father of his coun- peoples of many brakes, 12. See and In of the world the trouble, he was called upon to unite a the mechanism of the car and that the wheels are In try and bis associates spoke and act- every part Injures line once a month. of stricken Russia rural couple In marriage. the tires three good reasons such ed, not for a class, but for a people still, among why 13. cir- people mo- The Justice's was not les- treatment should See that the water Is and that It has been left for us to see the rest, though they are for the irritability be avoided. ment and sened any when the prospective hus- Learn to cur culating every time the car is to It that it shall be understood that unorganized helpless. Op stop your by coasting started. to masters of arm band Informed lilm that he would not to the point where you wish to they spoke and acted, not for a single posed them, many stop. 14. stand an friendless be expected In this case to kiss the This may be learned with a little prac- Inspect bearings in wheels people only but for all mankind and les, Isolated, group once a month. of who no common bride. tice and should always be done on a were planning that men of every class governments speak 15. Gasoline carbu- purpose but selfish ambitions of "Thank you," snapped the justice. level road. If you find you are going pipe and should be free and America a place to only retor cleaned "Under those circumstances I shall a too a on thoroughly every - which men out their own by which none can profit little far light pressure the j7Xw ,.. of every nation might lf month. but themselves, and whose charge you only one-hu- the usual pedal will stop you. resort who wished to shore with them peoples 18. Self-start- are fuel In their fee." Better Inspected ev- Pre Representatives for Release of the and of free men. bands; governments Than Jamming Brakes. month. Awaiting Signal Crop Report. rights privileges which fear their and are This Is than ery The then referred to the people yet far better dushing up 17. president for the time their mak He Found It, to a and then on both Inspect steering wheel and world and said the sovereign lords, pluce Jamming knuckles once a month. ure turned over to present struggle that ing every choice for them and Bncon Ever look for a needle In a brakes to make a steering the crop reporting the find dispos spectacular stop. 18. Test brakes and board im- peoples of world themselves of their lives und fortunes as haystack? Besides the brake and equalize ACCURACY IS AIM and the entire board is confronted a na- ing they wearing lining once a month. by selfish group of as well as of the lives and for Egbert Oh, yes. , it racks the mediately locked in until the minute tions who no common will, attachments, tires severely, speak purpose tunes of who fall under "And never found It." sometimes the wheels lock and that the report Is Issued, guards being but selfish ambitions of own every people making only their their clothed "Oh, yes, I did. It was one belong- the tires slide. This wears stntloned at the doors and all tele- and which none can but power governments away the IN CROP REPORTS by profit with the und the ing ta my wife. It was a knitting tread In one spot. If this Is done fre LUBRICANT FOR AUTO phones disconnected. themselves and whose are fuel strange trappings BOLTS Each member of people of an that Is needle, and It was In one of those quently the tread will be ruined and the crop reporting In their hands. He declured these primitive authority age hoard own that altogether alien and hostile to our knitting bags, and the bag was almost the fabric exposed. A tire worn away prepares bis individual and governments are clothed with Hard Oil Sometime Dries In Small estimate for each strange own. The past and the present are in as big as the haystack." In this manner cannot be returned for Hole and Department of Gath- Independent crop and the Grooves Metal la Agriculture and These dis- trappings primitive authority deadly and the of the adjustment, as It has been ruined by state. are compared, an grapple peoples Quickly Worn Out Information Ameri- ex- of age that Is altogether alien and world are done to death between DECKED OUT. abuse. ers on crepancies are discussed and hostile to our own. He being said the past them. When coasting down a hill use the can Food Production. plained and a final figure is adopted and the In Where hard oil Is used as a lubricant present are deadly grapple brakes alternately. By changing from by the board. be- Settlement Must Be Final. for automobile spring bolts It some- and the peoples of the world are service brake to the emergency brake Data Complete. done to "There can be but one issue. The times dries In the small boles ami ing death between them. The the first Is allowed to cool, prolonging The crop board has be- settlement must be final. can grooves that feed It to the bearing reporting rulers of the central powers even fear There Its life. The longer It lasts the less It STRICT SECRECY MAINTAINED fore It more detailed and own be no No de- surfaces, thus preventing the parts complete, their people, said the president. compromise. halfway costs for repairs, and so the total cost accurate data than any other crop He declared be one cision would be tolerable. No half- from being properly lubricated. This that there can but of upkeep Is reduced. estimating agency In the world. Mem- issue in war and the settlement way decision Is conceivable. These this But changing from one brake to the Forecast Reflect Effort of Farmer bers of the board and all other depart- must be final; that there cun be no are the ends for which the assocluted other does not cool the drums on the for Yield Im- ment employees concerned with crop and no decision of the world are and Maximum and Have compromise halfway peoples fighting wheels, as one brake operates on the estimates are prohibited by law under Is which must be conceded them before mediate and Marked Effect conceivable. outside and the other on the Inside of severe penalties from speculating in there cau be : 1. The destruction on Various Market. The president urged the establishing peace each drum. So It Is advisuhle to relieve uny product "of the soil," from giving of an organization of peace which will of every arbitrary power anywhere the brakes as much as possible. out advance Information and from con and of of a make It certain that the combined pow- that separately, secretly its This Is accomplished by using the Dependence large pnrt of the knowingly compiling or Issuing false er of free nations will check every In- single choice disturb the peace of the engine as a brake. On a gentle slope world upon American furra production statistics. ; If be de- 05 bus focused vasion of right and serve to make world or, It cannot presently stuy In high genr, with engine throt- QlpFai public attention upon the peace and justice the more secure by stroyed, at the least its reduction to tled down, and do without brakes. On crop reports of the United Stutes de- affording a definite tribunal of virtual impotence. a steeper grade use the second gear, partment of agriculture reports which opinion ACCURACY OF CROP RE- - to which all must submit. 2. The settlement of every question, or the first If the car Is a heavy one. the United States government spon- sors and from PORTS. The president in closing his address whether of territory, of sovereignty, of When the emergency brake Is used protects Illegal use to said : "The economic arrangement, or of on a hill It must be applied with cau the ultimate degree. blinded rulers of Prussia political Wherever been have roused forces which can relationship, upon the basis of the free tion or the brake rod will be broken. Just now the crop reports are re- it has possible aroused to Secure nn absolute check the Hard-Greas- the efforts of farm- never be crushed to earth for acceptance of that settlement by the If the brake is set and the band re Using Thin Oil in e flecting American again Cups. ers crop reports of the department they have at their heart nn Inspiration people Immediately concerned, and not 'This paper a column to the moved It cannot give when the car for maximum production. When gives causes the bolts to small of agriculture have usually been and a purpose which are deathless and upon the basis of the material interest bride's costume. What did the groom passes over water bars, etc. At this and spring eyes crops are reported the news or of other nation or time the rcur axle moves backward, wear out quickly. A way Is Illustrated serves to prepare the country und en found to be surprisingly accu- of the very stuff of triumph." advuntuge any wear?" rate. people which may desire a different 'A owing to the flattening of the springs, whereby this condition may be reme- able necessary adjustments. Text of Address. scared look." Wheat will be added to (settlement for the sake of its own ex- and If the brake rods are drawn tight died successfully by adopting oil cups Strict Secrecy Rules. the The text of the for oil. few crops for which on addi- president's speech terior influence or mastery. the strain comes on them, stretching or tbln The crop reports, too, have an im- follows: Fooeyl Drill a hole to allow tional check will be made avail- "3. The consent of all nations to be A bill collector la BUI Blose, breaking some part. large enough mediate and marked effect upon the "Gentlemen of the the oil to be In able through the new require- Diplomatic Corps governed In their conduct towards And he was hoard to say: Yields to the Strain. poured through the markets. Their great importance In and Fellow Citizens: I nm "Don't put oft till tomorrow those and threaded holt ments by which all thrcshermen My happy each other by the same of While using the foot brake the foot cap portion of the this field has ninde necessary thorough to draw with to this principles Who can be dunned today." as shown In the Illustration. must report to the bureau of apart you quiet honor and of respect for the common automatically yields to the strain, but Then, safeguards ugainst premature publica of old counsel In order to turn the half-wa-y markets of the department the place speak law of civilized that govern Some if the emergency brake Is set It cannot cap around, thus tion anu unuutnorizeu use. a little of the of this of society Shooter. the hole. Odls uvery of wheat thrashed and meaning day the individual citizens of all modern Redd And he yield. completely closing avenue through which information quantity our nation's The thinks he's a good In Science the acreage from which it was independence. place states in their relations with one an- shot? Where one brake rod passes through Reynolds, Popular Monthly. might be filtered from the locked seems still and remote. It Is as produced. very other ; to the end that all and a tube carrying the other they may be rooms where the reports are serene and untouched the of promises Greene Dops he? Say, he thinks finally by hurry covenants may be sacredly observed, no he makes a hit time he his come frozen that Is, stuck together GLASSES IN PROPER PLACES prepared Is closed and remains closed the world as It was in those every opens great days private plots or conspiracies hatched, mouth. If they are not properly lubricated. Be until the second, when, as shown In long ago when General Washington turned no selfish wrought with Impun- sure that the grease cups are Dif- the picture, the signal for release Is No was here and held conference Injuries Vibration May Loosen Rims and Open House for Rat. leisurely and a mutual trust established down at least one turn a day. If they given. with the men who were to be associ- ity, Drawing the Line. fusing Properties Are Lost Do not keep "open house" for rats upon the handsome foundation of a 'Did the father kick at do become seized .remove the lower Fatten With On "crop reporting day" at an hour ated with him in the creation of a na- girl's your of the and force kero- Screw. by leaving basement doors ajar for mutual respect for right her attention?" part grease cup set months In advunce, newspaper and ventilation without tion. From the gentle slopes they paying sene into the hole with an oil gun. proper safeguards. "4. The establishment of an organi- but I wouldn't have minded If of g press association representatives gath looked out upon the world and saw It 'Yes, over If are Many the devices The management of a large depart- zation of which shall make It had been the be Look the equalizers, they now are to er in the main building of the depart- whole, aw It with the light of the fu- peace that only kicking and the rods to the popular designed operate ment store in an eastern city recently that the combined power of did." provided, adjust when In a certain fixed Vi- ment of agriculture. Each has near ture upon It, saw It with modern eyes certain same to Insure best action. position. had a very expensive lesson In this free nattons will check invaslbn length bration loosen In at hand a telephone already connected that turned away from a past which every If brake is worn watch may the glasses their regard. Rats had been doing damage of and serve to make. peace and First. lining badly rims so that the whole lens with his office and at the other end of to of men of liberated spirits could no longer right Safety the workman while he replaces It, and creeps the extent nearly $1,000 a month, Justice the more secure by affording a 'You make it a rule never to smoke around and the diffusing the line Is a man equipped with a but were endure, it is for that reason that we perhaps the next time you can do It properties by persistent trapping finally definite tribunal of opinion to which when filling your car with gasoline." are lost. Some of these glasses have blank crop reporting form. Shortly exterminated. The was then cannot feel, even here, In the Immedi- yourself. before moment set building all must submit and by which every "Yes," declured Mr. a means of them In the copies of the "rat-proof- ate presence of this sacred tomb, that Chuggtns. Test the brakes occasionally by anchoring firmly made But after a time international that cannot "When I I afford to but others have and Is completed crop reports are placed on de- this it a place of death. It was a readjustment buy gasoline can't and then If the place, not, It rats were again at their work of the peo- speeding up applying. to a table, face down, and each news of achievement. A be amicably agreed upon by smoke." car on or swerves to one side the up the car owner to see that they struction. place great promise concerned shall be sanc- keeps In paper man gets his hand on one. At that was meant for all mankind was ples directly brakes need A are properly place. Screws may Puzzled to know how the pests had adjusting. better way be for the signal, by a high official of here and The as- tioned. His Way. them Is to both rear used fastening them, and a lock given gained entrance, the management given plan reality. a reverse to test jack up the the men sociations which we are here sur- U. 8. Can Never Be Crushed. "Henry VIII used way with wheels and brake washer should be Inserted under each department, newspaper learned that In summer the night by apply the emergency of get to their telephones and In a very rounded are the associations can into his wives." a few to the them. watchman was accustomed to leave a Inspiring "These great objects be put "How was notches, enough grip few minutes more the coveted Infor- of that noble death which is a we seek Is that?" wheels both wheels to see basement door open for ventilation. only a single sentence. What "He married them first and axed firmly. Try mation Is being read In every large consummation. From this con If tarn If one turns more Cause Axlo Strain. Naturally the rats entered and an glorious the reign of law, based upon the afterwards." they easily. market In the Cnlted States and the hillside we also to be able and sustained them than the other that one must be The most severe can be other campaign of extermination had green ought sent of the governed by readily strain that next day, at the latest, It Is available to see with eyes the the of mankind. To test the foot brake a placed on rear axle or Is to be waged. This expense could eas- comprehending organized opinion A Builneti Paradox. tightened. driving gear In every community of the United world that lies about us and should "These ends cannot be Jack be to hold It In posi- to to out of a mud hole back- ily have been prevented, says the bu- great "A business man I knew Is In a may applied try get by States and In the larger markets of conceive anew the purposes that must achieved and to tion, but will be better to have a a little and for- reau of biological survey of the depart- by debating seeking it ing up then plunging foreign countries. et men free. reconcile and accommodate what very paradoxical position." helper if one Is available. ward on low gear. ment of agriculture. If a piece of sheet with "How so?" Big Organization Work. Iron three feet high had been placed Planned Universal Freedom. statesmen may wish, their proj- In an na- "He Is a hole for wnnt of The "release" of the crop reports across and the sides of "It Is of their ects for balances of power and of the doorway significant significant can be opening." follows work in which tens of thou- the sheeted with metal own character and purpose and of the tional opportunity. They PLAN FOR TWISTING TELEPHONE CABLES doorway reached the determination of sands and sometimes hundreds of thou- or otherwise made smooth so that rats Influences they were setting afoot only by Observation. what the of the world Cheering sands of persons all over the country could not gain a foothold. Ruts can- that- - Washington and his associates, thinking people "Life Is full of and downs." desire with their longing hope for ups have participated. not climb over such barriers, as they like the barons at Runnymede, spoke "Yes, but the Distributed the 42 Justice and for social freedom and op they're working right over country are do over mesh or crossed wires. and acted, not for a class, but for a way now. The thermometer is going salaried field one in each state portunity. agents, people. It has been left for us to see tip and the price of eggs going down." or group of small states. The bureau hi It that It shall be understood that "I can fancy that the air of this PACKING FRUIT FOR MARKET the accents of such also employs ten crop specialists, one and acted, not for a single place carries prin- No Bond of they spoke with a kindness. Here Sympathy. each for cotton, rice and tobacco, who but for all mankind. ciples prouder womnn seemed to bore Good, Clean and Attractive Packages people only, They which the "That you." travel through the regions In which where started forces great bald-heade- were thinking, not of themselves and "Yes, I'm as you see. their special crops ore grown. In Count for More Than Inexperienced cen- nation against which they were of the material Interests which prl All she could talk about was the trou- 175,-00- 0 Man Realize. directed at first regarded as addition there are approximately tered in the little groups of landhold- inarily ble she has In washing her hair." Includ- revolt against Its authority but which voluntary crop reporters. ers and merchants and men of affairs a i l knows has since seen to have been a ing county and township reporters The commercial grower that with whom they were accustomed to long and handlers of honest attrac In the liberation of Its own peo- Nothing Alarming. producers, buyers good clean packages and act, In Virginia and the colonies to the step "Is It true there Is a ferment In our and live stock. tive couut a deal more ple as well as of the people of the grain packs great north and south of her, but of a people neighbor's family?" Tabulation of Information. than the Inexperienced man realizes. to classes United States and I stand here now Crop which wished be done with "Quire true. She told me their pre- The returns from each class of re Fruit coming from the Pacific coast and Interests and the author- to speak, speak proudly and with con special re- serves were working." porters are tabulated and averaged where good packages and professional of men whom had not them- fident hope of the spread of this ity they to as a check the packers are appreciated, finds a ready selves chosen to rule over them. volt, this liberation the great state separately against They rul- Home Still 6fe. others. sale and good prices. Eastern growers no de- of the world Itself. The blinded entertained private purpose, "Drink and tobacco have wrecked To prevent a total for any of the have learned many a lesson In fruit sired no ers of Prussia have aroused forces they peculiar privilege. of forces once homes." speculative crops, such as packing from their Western brothers. knew little which, - were haven't wrecked cot-co- "They consciously planning aroused, can never be crushed to earth "They mine,' pro- corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye and The Western product outsells that pro- men should be ,( Mr that of every class free for have at heart an tested Mr. Meekton, Indignantly. iv'' from becoming known to any per- duced In the Central and Eastern a to which men out again they their and America place and a vthlch are "Are you addicted to drink and to nit son prior to the time fixed in advance, states because of the very attractive of nation resort who Inspiration purpose bacco?" every might deathless and of the very stuff of tri- even the tabulators and computers pack of the former. While the qual- wished to share with them the rights "No, Tm not. But my wife Is rery who mnke up the totals do not know ity of certain classes of the Pacific men. we umph.'' and privileges of free And fond of tea and cigarettes." Canadian ingenuity has devised a clever scheme for twisting telephone the states to which they The grown fruit Is no better than Eastern cue them do we on pertain. take our from not! cables the front The autotruck furnishes the motive power for turning the final telegraphic reports and comments grown stock, yet It is so carefully sort- Intended. We Rush Work on Locomotives. In We Intend what they He Knew. wheel device In the center which. turn, seta the two spools suspended from of the field agents relating to the spec- ed and packed that it at once catches believe our 3. The first of here In America participa- Washington, July Bridegroom Just look at that young each large wheel to revolving. These spools are so arranged that their revolu- ulative crops are kept locked in the the eye of the fruit purchasers and In war be the the 1,415 locomotives ordered two-pl- y tion this present to only by the wife. Doesn't she look queenly T tions twist up the single strands Into a cable, which, passing through ofHce of the secretary of agriculture adds at least 25 per cent to the selling fruitage of what they planted. Our railroad administration In May has Friend Yes, she docs; but wait un- an opening in the post, is then rolled up on the reel truck to either aide. of Western - until crop reporting day, when they value grown fruit case differs from theirs only In this. been completed. til she begins to rule. Car of the Valve. Carbon Brushes, tool box. the little of The Way It Looked. Emergency Don't have an empty TO BE MEMORIAL TO AMERICA Belleau, rocky patch Elizabeth was not accustomed to the Never permit a tire valve to remain The small rods which are part of woods where many young Americana saying of grace. uncovered. In case the cap is lost, tie the ordinary pocket lamp battery can Clover makes an excellent hay when have shed their blood, to the Bols de ' New Name for Belleau Wood Will Be One night she went for to a piece of rag or rubber over the stem. be filled and trimmed down to make a cured and stored. But its la Brigade (deleted) Amerlcalne supper properly Bala de la Brigade the next door neighbors. If dirt once makes Its way Into the very acceptable temporary replacement value depends on Its palatability and American Brigade wood). worn-ou- Americain. said she the next morning, valve stem a leak Is almost certain to for t carbon brushes In the nutritive value. on "Daddy," The change the maps of France "what was that Mr. Pumpton read off result magneto. Don't to cultivate the gar- on on neglect With the American Army the will be made the recommendation his plate T" den. Modern equipment Is an essential a were witness- French Front, July 3. America has of French generajs who Good Advice. Reducing the Wear. where any amount of hay is grown on on of France. One of es of the stirring deeds of the second In car In the place the map Disgufaed. passing another going The car owner can greatly reduce The early fruit and vegetables on a farm. the most touching of the many trib- battle of the Marne. Until caught in tell me your same direction, turn out at least 73 the rate of wear of his coll vibrator wave of the They daughter sings the market get the high prices. utes of fraternity and good will to the the last war at the pivotal with expression." feet back of It In order to get a clear points by periodically reversing the Alfalfa Is Injured by of kaiser's great bay easily United States on this anniversary point of the supreme effort It "Greatest yon ever saw. view of the road ahead. If there is direction nt current flow through the should be cut as soon as the for this reason haste is Impera- the was a expression Clover rain; our Independence day will be the hunting preserve of gun Even her own mother cannot another car coming don't try to pass. system. blossoms to turn Brown. tive in the crop. Bols d rinh. Neogala first begin securing akanolne of the name of the her face when she la singing."

I HERE IS THE PROOF OF WAGNER VISITS MAGDALENA theatre, which will be used exclusive- LEA' in of . HEARSTS DISLOYALTY ly the future for generating s NEW MEXICO STATE RECORD of Schools the electric light of the movies. State Superintendent NEW MEXICO Yaden has lost a J. H. Wagner, visited our Village Fort Sumner Review. Emory quite Thai Hearst and bis papers were over number of yearlings and calves since last Tuesday,' and was shown s. FRANK STAPL1N, EDITOR and anti-Britis- h before taking his stuff to pasture near the city by our school board, REVIEW EDDY seems to be the the United States entered the war. Jake Ed. NEWS Blackleg Castillo, Stuppi, trouble. Lovington Leader. and after the cowardly murder of Wayne, Jerry Gonzales, and Joe Sa- - Published Every Friday at Santa Fe, the State Capital by the 'American men, women and children a. .a. a a a a a a. . .. .a a a a a a .a. a iL ill ifti ata Windows ,,, Removing Troy Billiard is having a windmill on the Lusitania therefore we j of (and thorough inspection was made H. M. Chilr.oat is making crates erected on his home and other STATE PUBLISHING COMPANY .contend cannot be tile sl.i1(joi buildiiiL's and the propos BERNALILLO place preparatory to removing the two wise sprucing up in the way of civic Frank Receiver denied. ed sites for a new building. Mr. windows which remained Staplin, amend- - plate glass improvement. Lovington Leader. It it plain that since the WatMicr compliments our high school unbroken in what was the old Ho- rd Act became a law hii Arrested For Stabbing Man Espionage building and at the same time Mateo was ar- tel Dates dining room. He will re- Services Entered as second-clas- s nutter at the post office at Santa He. New M ex- - publications have not been technical- - thi annarent need for Sanchez, Saturday Apreciated vprv rested Deputy Sheriff Albert Gar- quire the services of four strong men Winford Knowles, the track car ico. under the Act of March 3, 1879. !lv in violation of that Act. but ai l,..,,.,,. fnr th. .m,,!,. by cia on a charge of stabbing Jose to lift out the glasses and place them driver, continues to get the mail in all State Councils of Defense were In conversation with Mr. Wagner he in the for them. "to a close Alcansar, a musician," Thursday receptacle designed on time. Few drivers in the past requested keep and said : in the --Carlsbad Current. . . . $1.55 night, lie was lodged county have such a record. When Winford per year stant watch upon all papers formerly "Even in time of war I believe that af- ' await a does ramble in the old we or of now exert is jail to hearing Tuesday not boat disloyal suspected education of highest importance A new coal has been know mud is a bad influence over read- is discour- ternoon. fine, shed may the pretty deep. N. JULY 12, 1918. ing tneir and while our Government Garcia and in ser- SANTA FE, M., we believe that which According to Alcansar, erected the rear of the Eddy The whole town apreciatcs this ers'", papers aging public expenditures of the the knife into Al- - vice believe me have, since the United States enter- Sanchez thrust Countyu hospital and the winter's too, Lovington "pork barrel" kind, during this war, cansar's back below the kidneys and of coal has been and Leader. ed the war, opposed the sending of it docs URGE that the education of supply bought MR. BURSUM'S PROPOSAL H. B. HOLT WITHDRAWS soldiers to France the United fled, 'leaving the knife there. It later ;s being placed in th shd. I arls- - by our young be NOT neglected. We a but was Eb and Tom York ol Lov- States for the of the to was extracted by friend, had Current, Ivery In a Cruces Citiz- - prosecution are sending our boys to Europe imbedded in the back. had their cattle A practical suggestion by which all letter to the Lat war, opposed the First Liberty Loan, and democratic deeply ington dipped last en of H. B. fight fur democracy Alcansar s condition is not serious. week and taken to tfTT Thomas partisan politics may be dispensed last Saturday, Holt, who opposed the loaning of money or we do not want these The Lincoln Oil Well o.' Lakf Ar- - with in this state this fall, the re- - has been a provisional candidate for institutions; -- Albuqucrque Journal. Ivery's pasture. by the sending of supplies to our Allies boys to return, victorious to find that has reached a depth of 20W election of the U. S. announces his with-an- d jthnr Senator Fall, republican, Senate, to sustain them until we could pre- we at home have allowed our home (feet, and the drilling is point' riyht democrat, drawal as Senator Fall. Mr. G. H. f Congressman Walton, against pare to join them with an effective and school standard to be lowered CHAVES on It is said the management will Gowan and son both and the reelection of Holt was one of the sup-a- ll by parties, strongest force, come exactly within the above In re while were fighting there." continue to drill until they are down have finished shearing their sheep offi- - of Mr Fall his two they ! state, judicinl and county porters at first ac- .1.500 feet if Arlesia Ad- - and have taken the woi 10 Roswell. an- - Maudalena needs better school in Trouble necessary. now in office, and which are elections and will be again. The We call attention to the following commodations her and Floyd Menge Again vocate. fen, between the nouncement was no to Mr. for grades who was released about equally divided surprise statements which have been publish-- i should be taken to erect a Floyd Menge John O'Neal of Monuvi nt market- of a consti- Holt's of whom knew slops, from the state on June parties, by the adoption friends, many ed in the Hearst with the in" with the com- penitentiary ed some extra fine g. oseb' ries th all he would., not be a if papers structure keeping where he had served out a sen Extensive tutional amendment continuing that candidate 'respective dates of their publication: mercial and ranch interests of this 9th, Improvements Lovington last week and Frank of them for the next two years, is Mr. Fall decided to be one. tence for stealing an automobile, is The residence owned by Major Dickenson was in the city with a Mr. Holm O. Bunum in community. again in trouble. He has been in TUijac in Carlsbad is under going ex- proposed by We must say that we think ' to see our ef-- ; truck load of peaches and vegtables Herald-Unde- We are highly tlaied his from Santa an addi a letter to the Albuquerque The Las Cruces Citizen in its Congress- should slow in this Roswell since return tensive improvements, and for which he also foun.i ready sale. go ficient school board taking up th's is a such a law only three proposi- to show its - j in Fc, until on the very same night the tion of three rooms being built, f rn:t w to supreme effort generosi- matter of spending our money matter and we believe that Magdn-llen- a Tnf up thi standard of would be to the vot- Jim Coats car was stolen. The sher- veranda and a slei added - tions pres Jted ty to other s ctiuns of the state has such !;ir;;e sums for ALLIED pre- soon boast of her ping porch excellence for which h. plains coun- a Sen- may j'.i tly iff's force on his trail and lo- When the residence will ers election of United States very modestly propos. d a republican paredness. got completed trv is famous. of a schools. cated their man at Dctning, where be modern in and a ator; Congre istnan; ticket which contains the names of' We have AMERICAN' Mr. is a of every way very ;tmnd-men- t prepar- Wagner gentleman on from this he was home. adoption of a con:.titntomil five present or former Dona Ana is advices ciiy, attractive nil edness to pay for .marked ability am' thoroughly ,rwl l,,.l.wl it, iuil urnitino LINCOLN contintiit'v state, judicial county residents, three Santa Feans, needs of a com- - - Neitlxr lo we think connoissent of the ,i.,,.i-n,.- i. ;,, and officn- for two years. two ban ivliguelitcs, and that maiiv ,, .i, County Commisioner Swigart was apportion American? feel that we should nmiiity when he gives existing con a Of the slate officers tlio democrats two to the other twenty-fiv- e coun-woul- d loweII News. Carlsbad visitor last Wednesday Officer tin.- war of na- - Iditions an inspection and considers Captures Triplets thus retain the Chief Justice, ties. The men are all pay costs these He has been at his sheep ranch sup- A few Officer Ben Wesr proposed good tinn. in ion. Magdalcna Prospectus. days ago of State, Attorney General fellows and but the voters AUDITION TO OUR At erintending the shearing. rounded look- Secretary qualified, OWN. .An, erica First. Hearst's 3ig Fire Hope up three suspicious and State Treasurer. The republicans would hardly be willing to take them J. C. Davis arrived from Hope and ing characters whom he surmised - New York 13, would retain the Governor, Commis- tied in even if are. American, April RAILROAD RATE ADVANCE a disastrous fire which Cattle Shipments He up bunches, they 1917, reports very were deserters. overtook them sioner of Public Lands, Superintend- - . - broke out in the parsonage of the Nineteen cars of cattle were ship- at Coyote and brought them back to ent of Public Instruction, State Audi- - , a of Recommendation that all railroad South Methodist church there Sat- ped from the stock pens below town the city where were in j, malUr any great The painful t ruth is that we G. M. they lodged tor and Corporation Commissioner. , , L, . . ,. f be increased at least 25 the of Cooke shipped one car the Lincoln or- are being used as a rates per urday afternoon by explosion county jail awaiting A constitutional amendment for thi ,.,:,a practically cent is a of a an oil stove. Both the and and Joe Cunningham three cars to ders from Field No.' 39. this state that there are still very mi-r- reinforcement of belated recognition parsonage Hospital, would repeal all other England's sev- at Ute Park; Hayes Bros purpose provi few weekly papers and at least one warfare and necessity which has existed for their pretty little church building pasture Camp Baker, where the men after England's aggrand- fur- five cars to O'Donnell, Tex- ! I" uui".l i"l pruv.s.un. nat haven t the nerve to o eral years. were completely destroyed. The shipped ing arrainged at jail told where they by""'its adoption and amount to an rJajy , izement. Hearst's New York as, and Martin, of Van Horn ship DUblic the editor, 1917. Under government operation it is nishings of the church were saved, weje from and who gave their nam- of all officers collective American, April 24, mi a - ten cars to Garden Kansas election ly manager, or responsible party in proposed to do at one stroke that K,,t Ihnt in iha r enn ,W Urac 3 to- ped City, es as James B. Kibler, Floyd P of A would ! Carlsbad Current. instead individually. vote charge is. The implication of course which the Interstate Commerce tal loss. The Methodist people Brandon and Harold Cawither Tie as on such an It is plain enough that the bond just important lnal ;f a paper has no editor it issue is not Commission has persistently refused just finished paying for their plant amendment as if cast for the whole being eagerly taken, of course feel of Goats isn't edited. Perhaps that is wbat to say the least. The banks have to permit under private operation. and furjiiture, and GUADALUPE Large Shipment ticket, and would amount to the desire to establish if so to the facts their loss However did Guy P. of Roswell ship- ',m - they gone to their limit with com- Acting according plain keenly. they Herbert, thing. It would be especially im- jare of the situation instead of being not lose heart for they had taken ped from Capitan five car loads of iuceeedjngi mendable alacrity, but the peo'-pl-e portant in such a case to extend the swayed by prejudice. Director Gen- their church furniture into the old Long Drouth Broken goats making a total of l.n50 animaU ballot to, the soldiers are not buying bonds. The absent that they Hard-workin- rea- last been his g rend- will eral McAdoo is not likely to delay vacant printing office, and were The long drouth has at from ranch near Tinnic. The might be heard on the proposition. organizations government doubtless even- ered valuable service last week in of two billion long his acceptance of the advice dy for services Sunday morning as broken in Santa Rosa. On Tuesday shipment was billed to Crane, Stone tually dispose the erne of promoting the sales of War issue. But who can as much giiven by the men to whon all gov- ususal. Roswell Star. afternoon we were visited by county, southwest Missouri, where EXAMINE HIS RECORD Savings say heaviest rains known old - Stamps. It is a long way from New for the next issue? Hearst's ernment authorities were formerly the to they were bought for breeding pur- deaf. In about hours Mr. S. Moore and Mexico s to over New York American, 21, 1917. timers. half time poses. W. Guy There are several different . ,, ....present.. position... , , May much has been said about COLFAX two and one tenth inches of rain H. Herbert of Roswell kinds,,, .110 vimsJr. will gu. If you want our food and wealth Though Jr., aceompa-fel- l of slackers. Some of them ..mply do!,, enviable in sent the inefficiency of railroad manage- and the city w.is a verilible lake ,nied the shipment. Cap'tan Moun-Th- e the record. ,he abroad to help suffering . mat-St)Co- (tt(., it of the nothing. Somehelpal.ttlea. riv lhown England, a ment, has been surpassed by the To Be Riprapped bridge Agua Negra creek taineer. ... u . i . . i buy Liberty Bond, wi j u uc wuw pi c inn ii sue. Let tear the but furnish the sinews of war. inefficiency of Government regula- This week the dam of the Springer was washed awav and traffic over; i able to do a deal con- nobody result, the was for a cially great on the other hand, let everybody Hearst's New York American. tion of the railroads. If regulation Water Works System will be rip- - bridge suspended Hondo Valley Grain Ripe tribute very meagerly. Tba latter had been it would have re- of Santa Rosa Voice. go to work now to get the desired May 25. 1917. efficient, rapped. Material is already parti- couple days. Wheat and barley fields an get- are tne worst because they have cognized that poor service is dear delivered at the dam. About .300 ting ripe in the Hondo valley and snore so ana are re(u, ally of Los protect trying to And it is our view that in the at any price, that revenue adequate feetof the dam will be secured from Sandy Fluitt Tanos, and new grain will soon be on the mar- something for nothing by to and extend the Jim Davis of the Juan de Dins-- last while the individual get letting The officials in sev- presence of this submarine war, maintain, improve danger which is considered sufficient ket, patches are the other fellow furnish present county lines is essential and about MX) head protection eral re- it is almost a crime to send our to good service, at this time. The the dam has Wednesday shipped small, yet the total acreage is far for them. counties of this state have danger of Kansas. in of the of men, equipment and that any attempt to punish owners been in for some time has been a cattle to excess of the amount planted Watch for them and swat them cently heard slogan the supplies .of them such Lincoln men of '64 "it is a bad time across the sea and so to expose railroads by denying source of worry to many citizens. whenever there is kind of an revenue on - any ourselves to a falls ultimately the ship . One to change horses while a catastrophe in Springer Stockman. opportunity. place to watch for crossing order to those who pers and through them on the peo- them is at conventions stream", and have adopted it as very help must political this help themselves in the next few ple in general. At Koehler fall. Let no m.n who ...hk-- J applicable to their individual cases. who administ- Killing k. weeks or must be defeated. The men made and Wheeler McCiirry. a neg'ro em- a soldier in the back or been will-Ju- ,t wh,t ,r"m ""' "ossing ered railroad laws were " cle"r' To " man" ree Hearst's Dcutsches Journal, May prevented ployed at the Koehler mines, was ing to let him go hungry, or without !' ,UDL 8, 1917. by the clamor of demagogues and ! the a shot and killed last night at Koehler ammunition, by failing to contribute h" "PPf being railroad baiters from following the to his be bottomless political marsh, by Archie Johnson, another negro. support, placed on any Our part in this war, for months guidance of their own judgment. Be made his last ticket of in - - Johnson escape night, any party this state this to- come, is to pay the bill to cause one railroan- nan mismanaged but it is that he will be fail.1 And, should the! The British hospital ship Llando- - also the nine expected any get by finance and feed hungry and they punished ninety apprehended by the sheriff's office conventions, fight them from that very Castle has been sunk by which had been well managed, and snoment German submarine. The loss lives bankrupt France, hungry and soon Raton Range. to the close of the polls. of bankrupt All the Allies their, patrons with them. Because The Tularosa is at above 200. No doubt Italy.... in- Tribune puts this placed the ire begging us for cash. traffic had been pooled to the in the German Iron Cross will be award- of proposition up very squarely England wants money in heaps jury the public, they refused to CURRY following paragraph: ed to the commander of the German at permit pooling so directed by public sub his 3'A, while she pays her Let the voters of Otero for great military feat. That own and regulation that it would have inured county seems to be the modern iserman no people demands Unique Conveyance inquire closely a.s to the loyalty of 5 for the 5,money she lends to the public good. Portland nominee on all the tickets. tion of military or naval achieve, A young man without legs driving every France, Italy, Russia, Canada and four Billie to a small Let that be the first test. Find out ment. Australia. goats wagon how much have created quite a bit of interest on they supported the THE ROOSEVELT RECORD the American Icd Cross: how Senator Fall's amendment to in- The Italian streets recently, especially many and Commission is here the This man travels all how large Liberty bonds own ; crease the draft ages from 20 to 40 with a for among boys. they request money. Serbia Theodore Roosevelt and his sons over the in this rig and sells how many War Savings certificates. was rejected by the Senate. The is begging for money. So is Ru- country Then War asked mania. So have been selected for demonstra- post cards. A few years ago the ed- .compare the total with the Department that no are Panama and Cuba. him hundred miles wealth of the nominee. See if changes be made in the draft We Mexico tions of mendacity and petty malice itor saw several the ages suppose and Argen- which takes the most from here in central Texas. Clovis percent of support of these vital is- at this time, and the action of the tina and Brazil and Colombia will contemptible form in reflections upon the perso- News. sues are sufficient to entitle him to Senate was in compliance with the soon prefer their modest re- to office in America. Also request of the War Hearst's New nal courage and sincerity of the co- aspire Department. quests. York who wanted to and Cattle examine the backers of the candi-- l May 17, 1917. lonel, go to war, Shipped his who did. Twenty-thre- e of cattle be date. able-bodie- upon hoys tars Every d high school boy The colonel can stand it. He is longing toW. D. Hudson of Clov in New - Thousands of the Mexico is registered for ser- registered accustomed to that all he were recently shipped to Riverton The state of Georgia has . vice in the United States fighting men of the country, wil- learning Boys' to did in the Spanish war was to hide and were. driven to the. Hudson ready given us i sample of what Working Reserve. of these ing fight for their own coun- Many do not in a cellar in Oyster Bay, but the ranch. 40 miles cash, of Riverton we can expect here in the west if boys have been engaged in import- try, want to go to France. where will be Give France what she real cry of indignation and contempt they pastured. government ownership of the rail- ant work since the schools began wants, which he let out in defense of the roads prevails a a to close when it is so easy to send the permanent pol- their terms some two months conduct of his sons, challenged by an A Diamond Robbery icy. When the new in- willing Roosevelt. Hearst's New rates went ago. editor, to si- Last week a jewelry store in Clo- to effect it was found York American, June 10, 1917. ignorant partisan ought that certain lence the detractors. vis was robbed- - of nearly $1,000 southern business interests were British casualty lists for the month Theodore in worth of diamonds two who A Geors-i- f It is neither nor Jr., major the twenty by boys hard hit, delegation of June carrv a total of 141.147 necessary right -- that the flower sixth infantry, gassed, partially gave their names as Jack Futch and cosiness men went to names. This shows a reduc-an- d of our young Washington great American manhood blinded, lungs injured, cited for gal Sam Fife. They were arrested and demanded adjustments to meet tion by comparison with in should be la- June, sent as a sacrificial lantry; Kermit, captain machine gun lodged in the Curry county jail, their views. They intim- - j which month the losses were 166.802 offering to strongly ' the Red Moloch battery, given military cross for gal-antr- y; ter Futch the youngest who claims ated that if they did not get what men. The total of losses for the last of Slaughter, 17 while has men Archie, captain of infantry, to be was taken to Portales and they wanted they would call a con- - two months' of fighting is 307,949 England enough wounded while confessed to the of the to fight her own battles for by shell, commended for enrotite theft vention business interests of men. many of General Per- the blame of the whole affair the twelve southern months ahead. Hearst's New galantry by order taking states. They York shing; Quentin, second lieutenant in on himself. The- - diamonds were Vy "I r got concessions. This same kind Boys at Camp are in American, June 16, 1917. r Cody good The best air service. found with the exception of two Li- - of force will health and condi-th- e Peace for all concern- I demand, end get, all excellent physical The Roosevelt record is such that stones under the rubber plate on the t it available r.ew con- - tion. This is the ed is a Peace without money for report brought to Victory. the critic who questions its stock of a shot gun in the boys trunk struction and the west will never Santa Fe Governor and Hearst's New York American, sincerity by Lindsey 1917. only defiles himself. Chicago Tri after their room had been carefully be developed until it - General re- Sept. 15, grows political- Adjutant Baca, who have bune. searched. , ly strong enough to cope with the turned from a visit to the big camp. older states. And it will never get j Further service in the war the political power until it g ts th. Millions of cats and dogs in the should be a matter of choice for DONA ANA railroads, so, like a with his I United States are Americans dog ' living upon the tail in his mouth, the west will food that would save These papers have said consist- keep thousands of Enlisted Men Arrive At going around, but never any- - children in the ently, and, will continue to main- EATERS GET College get starving countries A of about 200 enlisted where. that have ben devastated by the tain, that the America soldiers contingent bermsn beasts. who go to France should men arived at the college for train- go as last The men are in Many eastern newspapers stronir- - volunteers, and not as ing Monday. ' conscript- KIDNEY II command of Robert McAdoo. ly intimate that the administration Good rains continue throughout ed men sent by the Trill cf Gov- ROUBLE Capt. has ew Mexico, to raise ernment. Hearst's New Aug. 1st is the date Las Cruces goes discriminated against certain help bumper York an ordinance ports and certain sections, some of croP- - aid bumper crops will American, June 29, 1917. dry, provided making me.1 ft ..a be a of the force that will smash Our only correct the city dry 30 days after the estab- influential newspapers using part strategy it to lishment of a is without a rather language. The fact the German military machine. spend all our money and all our Iak a gliM of Salts before hrMklail military training camp 'adHrS strong labor in within five miles of the is en- that cotton has been permitted to preparing our 'Navy and if jonr Back hurts or Bladder city question one of the as as' Just remember that Hearst was a our Armies here at their bothen forced. Las Cruces Republic. go high the producers and natural yon. most stories of market could force strong supporter of Roosevelt's until base and so compelling Germany astounding manipulators it, if she Competent Instructors Selected while wheat, metals and many oth- he got word that the Colonel was wants to fight, to come to air and land adventure Pro-Germ- Mr. and Mrs. of Wil er (products of states nob of the wise to his (Hearst's) us and see how she likes the Tbe American men and women mnat Williams, the taste of : : . liams Duo, have been selected the have been res- activities. our ,rA ,i i j ' by written since the war be south, placed under the. granite. Hearst's School Doard as instructors the traint of the price-fixin- g New York of powers of American, May 17, the flier under the the government, and kept to a mark- It is no credit to America that we Lr::j7J"r.,,,rf''r,,5is rich. Our blood is filled with urie 5noo,.,l1rcnes,ra Jom,n gan, A and arid whinfc term. be good news for the et which in some harbor defend a citizen that can't . th. ... . figure cases is ar uiier ... as ., Wil British flag, O'Brien, after tually working is claim- be trusted by the people of Bleeding We have a million men and out. they weaken from overwork, become 'up A parents, tne hardships, , Duo. competant ed to be a case in When Belgium, and England. shall soon have two or tfiree mil- luggish-- theeliminativeUssueaclngand!'am .re instructors hard fight with several point. the result is in everything musical.- - Las Cntres outrageous conditions forced action lion cutting the throats of Prus- kidney trouble, bladder Boche machines final in the matter of Most any editor aentertced to sians because weakness and a general decline in health. Kepublic. was fixing the price jail those Prussians When of cotton seed cake c for contempt of Court is make the world your kidney feel like lumps of wounded feet in the energ t very apt unsafe for de- back A severe hail storm ly 6,000 the air, brought down and captured. .action of the state of Texas to be an over-zealo- champion of mocracy. lead; your hurt or the urine i very swent got elondy, full of Bed i ment or veu mrr over the Mesilla near Vado results, but the fixed was sev- - the "freedom of the pres." When those men come home valley price utMieeu w eeex two or fruit trees and While being taken to the prison audiences all over the United States oral times what the normal and find what has been done in renei three time recently damaging camp price during the nitrht: if von eufler with Ki, fields. with German him with was, so the cotton-see- d men of the W. S. S. CLUBS their absence are l hay a guard beside Kstened breathlessly to hisstory. YOU they apt to headache or dizzy,-nervo- spells, aciftJ loaded south were more than satisfied N.w make life disagreeable and un- gun ready to shoot, he made hb can lead it bow for we have sacussti Mexico sromacn, or you nave rheumatism wh is hit on wheat and metals, j Hail to the members of the $1000 safe for the eminent Red DE BACA escape by pmiping through a window. it far our next serial, Cross, the weather is bid, get from your phar- - but is not doing mack kicking. and the $500 Clubs. May the number Y. M C A, Wall Street thieves naciBs awui iour ounce! ol Ja4 Salts : After 72 days of crawling and This locufebed. hawkfaced daw. increase. Grant rnnntv'i niinti ni that have been making hay while take a in in Sandoval ' members is wa tableapoooful a glass of Aaother Shooting Scrap Sapping by night and hiding by day dev3 Irishman could Bernalillo, county, is about 25 in the first and lasted and robbing demo- aater before breakfast for a few As the result of the scraoe they Dot keep the town to 100 in the En-ha- day shoting bleeding, wounded pasting sentries first report that it will second. Silver City cracy. Hearst's New York Ameri- and your kidneys will act fine. from Yeso last week. G. W. bint oat of war they could not Iril bulletin bul- - can tba reported boldly a board for the terprise. of YESTERADY. This famous salts is made from the acid Nalor had his fighting peasants he crossed could not hold Read letias of the NationaL . preliminary hearing the rumthey hinj State anJ of grapes and lemon juice, combined with before E. Mon- boundary into Holland. bis is a of that Councils of Defense. The State Record will If the loyal citizens f N M Justice atoryvit splendid proof Coutr There accept one lithia, and has been used for generations day afternoon on a charge of shoot- No wonder he wu fecovotj with sight to bo war bulletins in War Savings Stamn which costs onlv Relieve as do the maiorit to flush and ylomsabte apart that makes every f k. stimulate elocged kidneys; ing with intent to kill. T. M. Carter the wcader city, town, village and settlement in $4.16 now, and will be worth $5.0fl measbert of the Executive Committee to neutralise the acids in the urine joy by English pubhc no sncaoquerable, uvaxible. Now Mexico. to it the complainants testified as did January 1, 1923, in full payment of ' Sut Council of Defease, thai longer is a snnree of irritation, thus others who witnessed the affair. As r from now to Hearst and his - bladder your subscription that papers were former- ending disorders, a result of the hearing Naylor was wi,rr auro u violation or uaic ioiit years seven montns. ine lyoisloyal and are new likely to t Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot hnnnd over to the tinder - mm bad grand turv Nev- Serial-B- ae laws, matter how Mate Record ii $1.50 per year, but influence amoa. their makes a delightful effervescent $1,000 bond. He Our e Sure Read lithia-wate- furnished bail and to It r wormy in oject or purpose nsay mis sacrifice is being made to in- -t readers, they will gladly comply with beverage, and belongs ia wat released. Fort Sumner Review. be. Don't start aay chain duce its readers to help a "bit" more that they shall not every home, because gobody can make "" a mistake a flueb-in- f letter, and don't help to kawp going to win the war by buying; more nesrtt ay fnsrchaaiag or by having good kidney Repairs bare been received for the xny that alrosuiy have boon j sngj ass War N any tiau. started, stamps. papers. big engine at the moving picture T V

15 MORE SILVER NEW MEXICO IS GERMAN ACTS AND TUCUMCARI IS TO STARS STATE'S I2TH IN DRIVE SYMPATHY CANNOT ORGANIZE A HOME SERVICE FLAG 2ND RED CROSS BE TOLERATED GUARD COMPANY

Silver stars to the number of forty-tw- o Only 12 states or territories ex- (Owen Leader) (Tucumcari American) are to be scattered upon the ceeded New Mexico in the percent- Dally we read of The loyal citizens of the community field of the enormous service flag age of subscription to the Second vandalism in America poisoned are requested to register their names that New Mexico is entitled to fly Red Cross Drive. The Mountain Di- food, fires, German propaganda and at the offices of the Business Men's Twenty-eigh- who is to the breeze. t vision, in which this state placed, so forth. Occasionally we read of Association during the first- - three have died in the service were listed one cuvisiun ' is exctcaeu Dy oniy a hanging by of enraged in A clerk will .1 .1... c. TU. parties days July. recording in the issue of June 20 Wlirnn wie uimcu oiaicv i uc citizens. But still we don't wake up. be found at these offices from H to it:.j is 231, which Of that number, it now develops for this division Only recently a railroad shop in morning, and to y evenings that it was in error that William H. is exceeded by the Gulf Division, Lima, Ohio, was burned fired in during these three days The purpose Goodwin, of Clovis, was reported comprising Alabama, Louisiana and three places, the water turned off of the registration is to secure the killed in battle The Red Cross now Mississippi, with 318 The real ban- and the fire hose cut in two plao.es. names of men from sixteen to fifty reports from- France that Goodwin ner division was the Insular and Locomotives and freight cars and years of age who will go into an it safe. Foreign, which registered a percent- poaches, ready for shipment to organization to be known as Tucum- - The Frank Munierlyri reported in age of 467, France, besides other needed sup- cari Home Guards, and a meeting is that list should have been Frank The percentage for the United plies, were destroyed. In Kentucky to be held at the Masonic Opera Munnerlyn Morris. States and possessions was 169, with recently 750 artillery horses were House, on Monday July 8th. at 10:00 The names of Golding and McKeen. the amount per capita $1.63. New poisoned. In Kansas City the nurses a. m. for organization and the elec- lost on the collier Cyclops, were York City constitutes the Metropol- in a hospital were poisoned through tion of officers. The American has of IS shown without initials or Riven itan Division. Of the total German access to the kitchen and been given to understand that pri-- 1 names. The former was Frederick divisions, only three other divisions one of these nurses is a Spencer marily the object of the organiza-- 1 Burkner, the latter Donald J. subscribed half as much. Its per girl. A Gosport preacher threatened tion is to teach all who care to Among those killed in action, apita of $567 is more than double twice by anonymous letters and then learn something or it, some of the reported in the casualty list of to - that of any other division. Dela- - poisoned by candy. Four of our fundamentals of military tactics. day, is Frank C. McDermott, of Por ware, with $995 per capita, leads all, Owen county boys dead in this war These organizations are made all tales. while Mississippi is lowest with $.45. against the German beast. And still over the country and are getting The War-Tim- e Value of Good Tires A Son Of France The standing of the states and ter- we sleep. And still we sleep. ready to serve the government ef- ritories, with their per- - Gus Chretien, of a respective Watch In Every Community fectively should their services ever Gallup, corporal centaces, is as follows be The out- Your car is a vital war-tim- e if make it : in The County Council of Defense is needed. proposition as necessity you of th lfith Infantry, was killed Alaska 520 as shown on the list enlarging its force by creating town- lined here has been submitted by contribute to war work and war service. action, casualty 359 some of our of Vay 6. He arrived in France in Mississippi ship councils of seven members. citizens, to the Mayor Make the limit South Carolina 357 There's one these councils of the city and the sheriff of the it give of service. Jul.', and it is said he was the first 350 thing to land in Wyoming must do and do thoroughly stamp county, and their approvals have been But don 't add one extra dollar to your driving expenses. Mc.vinley county boy Alabama 325 in as follows: I'r nee. A native of Frar. ce. ho serv-- i out the sentiment attached War-time- s Idaho 314 As Tucum- makes economy imperative. Practice it in '! a while as an with every community. An American in Mayor of the City of ior interpreter 307 1 Arizona Germany could not cheer his flag cari hereby heartily lendorse the operating your car or truck. General Pershing's forces. Lousiana 298 Samuel San died and get by with it. not for a minute. above movement and will aid you in down fin costs. Crespin, if Fablo, Nebraska 288 I can. is noth- Keep your tire at Camp Kearny. He was sent first And we must put a stop to German any way that There North Dakota 288 in America. ing like preparedness. Use good tires United States Tires. to Camp Funston and transferred 260 sympathy Kansas In M. R. later to Camp Kearny. 259 proceeding against JAMES, Increasing thousands are the war-tim- e Texas or disloyalty, a sworn statement recognizing Famous Old A ZS5 Mayor City of Tucumcari. value of United States Battery New Mexico is necessary. Folks hesitate to make In time of for Tires. N. of Tennessee 250 peace prepare war, James Flowers, Flida. repott- affidavit because they fear to 'hurt I am strong for this movement and They are getting away from haphazard tire buying. ed in He with the West 242 I killed action. was Virginia someone's feelings." In God's name you can count on me. 146th Field composed in Washington 240 for feel- They are buying mileage choosing tires that Artillery, What do you care their J. A. STREET. give part of the celebrated Battery A Colorado 238 These Germanites don't hes- most miles per dollar. ings? Sheriff Quay County. of the New Mexico National Guard. District Columbia 232 itate to burn your factories, poison United States offer and Far-son- Tires supreme dependability .Milus Jefferson Grafton, of Delaware 215 your children, dynamite your homes. died of measles and pneumonia, Connecticut 213 They have no consideration for your unapproached economy. after his return home, lie received Minnesota 208 feelings; why should you consider DRAFT CALL 864 There are five different types of United States Tires an honorable discharge from the Missouri 206 theirs? Get busy in your commun- one for every possible need. Army on account of his phvsical con New Jersey 203 ity; go after every devil dition, which was due to illr.' ss. N':v Hampshire 202 in your neighborhood who dares to CALLS TO COLORS The nearest United States Sales and Service Depot Francis Graves, of Silver City, Michigan 200 whisper German sympathy. dealer will tell you which one will serve you best. died at Camp Cody. Oklahoma 200 Fighting Spirit Is Needed 1 Carlos L. Haywnrd. of Farining-ton- , New York (state) 199 We need more of the spirit that 740 NEW MEXICANS 197 ll died at Fort Riley Florida was shown recently at Worthington Charles Hemphill, of Mosquero. California 190 when a doctor had the spunk to take United States Tires believed to have been killed while South Dukots 188 a Holy Roller preacher by the throat trying to escape from a German Iowa 183 and choke his tongue out. We need Draft call No. 8M will send 71 1 prison camp. Hemphill was reported Arkansas 178 more? people who will thrash the more of the New Mexico boys into are Good 178 Tires J to have enlisted, ar.d a man o. this Nevada out the flip- for the to Berlin a everlasting daylights of training trip en nrt mi' name was reported killed while try Utah 175 pant chap speaks disparagingly trip which will not be an excursion, ing to escape from a German prison Wisconsin 174 of the government as was done last but one that is essential to the safe- - Bliiininiii camp. Kentucky 170 week at Freedom. It's up to the ty of the civilized world. Nineteen WW Memory Lee Lambert, of Clovis Massachusetts 167 individual to report anything that he counties will furnish all of the men 166 w ho in com-- died of meningitis at Camp Funston Maine hears; back it up with affidavit and go this movement, eighty i aMIlllUiDlillimUIUIIIIIUIiimilim wiui" Joe Mosso. of G, 164 action. must ing from Chaves anil ten from Sierra. Gallup, Troop Virginia it ' 5th Cavalry, died of meningitis at Rhode Island 163 be stamped out in Owen county. The movement will begin on July Fort Bliss. North Carolina 156 22nd, and is scheduled to continue We KNOW United States Tires are GOOD tires. With "Rainbow Division" Georgia 155 tor a period of five days. The en - 154 MOTHER-DAUGHTE- tire will to That's why we sell them. Robb, from near W.it-rou- Oregon R contingent go Camp: Raymond Montana 149 Travis, at San Antonio, Texas. cornctist, band of 25th Cavalry, died at Pennsylvauis 146 Quota By Counties THE POPULAR STORE Cheyenne, Wyo. 140 The which will be furnished Ben. L. Rockett, of Quay county, Maryland CONGRESS WAS A quotas RICHARD & FIDEL died at New York City 139 by the several counties are as fol Camp Kearny. Vermont 139 lows : Robert Sanimon, of Springer, kill- ed in France the accidental Ohio 130 DECIDED SUCCESS Bernalillo 60 MAlCTIN"SHOP through Indiana 119 Chaves 80 THE discharge of a pistol. He was among the first to enlist and went to France Illinois 113 Colfax 50 with Curry 20 the famous "Rainbow Division." on a modern col- REPUBLICANS in LORDSBURG LIBERAL REJECTS More than 300 girls and women Eddy 60 river and then put OF MICHIGAN James F. Scott, of Aztec, killed tie. the time France. have returned to their homes, to go Guadalupe 40 lar and This was first DECLINE TO ENDORSE HEARST'S ADVERTISING Knimariml had ever seen sue li thitvis of Silver about their daily work with a keen- Lincoln 40 FORD FOR THE SENATE George Wardlow, City, 25 In fact he wanted to rush to tin died of We from er interest in the war, a deeper ap- McKinley pneumonia al Camp Cody. received an advertising Mora 50 rescue of the man. who he in Los some preciation of the imperative need of thought John I' Mangiiiii, chairman of tli agency Angeles plates know- Otero 25 was himself. An-gel- saving and greatly expanded choking Micht-t'.u- i. and reading notices for the Los In Kepul.lie.oi state eoiiiinittce uf of the best most econom Kio Arriba 25 Jerusalem he saw modern things - " I Kxaminer. The are here, ledge and s.i he Republican organiz- WE MUST WIN WAR plates con- - ' Roosevelt 20 He saw and lis if the and ical methods of preserving and Europeans no' ation in Miehi'.tan will not and they pay express Moth-- , San 50 first of the outside world. certainly to will be serving food, by reason of the Miguel glimpse indor-- . the of Mr. Ford ilrayagc the depot they Santa Fe 25 At that time he had never heard oi candidacy be con- Congress, which was or oi one else. The WHATEVER COST returned, otherwise they will 10 any interference held in Albuquerque from noon of Sierra any country except Turkey.: They the li signed to the scrap heap. Our col - by real fail oi the Democratic until noon of of Socorro 25 returned home, and not lonii aft'T- i .. : ,.i are not to those who have Monday Saturday, ' Kaniation in the a's s j AII7Pr'T ""ins open last week. The was held Taos 25 wards, some Arabian brigands fired country Pa-- defend their Congress lion to control the VjVJV. LUWLlNi, ,0 patriotism. under the of the Federal! Taos 25 upon their party wounding several Repub We conduct g auspices lican party's aifairs in a state one campaigns and State Torrance 35 servants and killing Emmanuel's ia for nobody. Lordsburg Liberal. War Organizations. Major hundred thousand Republican will not J H. Toulouse, field secretary of the Union 75 ther. alfeet ns. The R as the puhlican primary Food Administration of New Mexico, So long his lather, patriar- ;11 Governor Frank O. i continue oi course. There are (By Lowden) ch, the li K ll the master of We must win the war. I have been was untiring in his work on the plans priest, several candidates and a Republican COUNTIES NOW then in those the tribe. lued. Emmanuel, of cuiir.se asked, "But what if the western bat-- j and carrying plans to FORCE THE ONLY will he nonnnated who is supremely success. in must do his bidding. After he was tie front should be shattered?" ll every way pro-t:- i ican. who has always been j dem- dead, the desire to see something have "We must win war COM-MUNIT- possible were the directors and and will former be for the said, this ORGANIZING Y oi the world of which he had had a country's . - 1 onstrators, with their teams, from ARGUMENT ai;-.- i. i!,!- arid who even then." have been asked to HUNS was so that he look w,.i. will stand are the New Mexico College of Agricul- tjlimpse. strong t..r the suppose that the channel ports Ins ilurks to and sold tln-- ebctel great principles ture and Mechanic Arts. Iiapdad , i ti e - Ihis who-- seized and the English army driven COUNCILS and with his train of servant he ;..u!- Republican, i out of France. The answer is, 'We State And National WILL LISTEN TO vi i he is, a hen nominated will be ' went to and then to Con- Jerusalem elect-- ... i must win the war." Among the and workers Rrpubliran United States speakers stantinople. : j from Michigan. National If France Is Broken were several of the most faithful and Asked what he of the It is as though someone the or- - in New Mex- thought pros just Re.ul,!n an. Even if bleeding France which McKinley county reports efficient war workers of an President out of the days of the pat- :on ico Added to these were pects early peace. has won more glory in the last four U'jnizat ot community councils at speakers William II. Crawford, of riarchs of the I!:ble to modern lile Allegheny l'l.mt d than she had ever won in Jlc"lnll)re' Kown int ana 'son. and workers whose efforts to help from llis hair grew to his waist, because an acre for the years ai all College, just returned France, of "No Man's of all her rs are being organized. win the war carry them over the where he several work- l hey believe that if they cut thi ii tanners Land." century glorious pas- t- - spent months Indiana even if France is overrun; even if Valencia county reports the organ- United States. The need of doing under the hair, their strength would depait Bulletin. councils at Belen. Peralta. certain was ing auspices of the Army her brave army should become but I',23'10" things explained clearly y M. C. A., says: RAPHAEL EMMANUEL. from them. a defeated remnant, and France Los Lunas and Jarales. Five other from the platform, and at the sev- is time of He rode in his first train, saw the dem- 'This not to talk peace. should lie broken and at districts are being organized this eral stations around the armory The Charles F. Horner, while in Wash-'iir- st telephone, his first street car. helpless were show word ought to be prohibited. Germany's feet, what then.' 1 he we't- onstrations being given to The word now is We tried ington recently, had Raphael Em-- i and thousands of other objects s so far have how those theories were fight. DRINK A GLASS answer is, "We still must win this1 T' ' ou'ici organized precisely put diplomacy with Germany, tried it manuel as his guest one evening. tvh.ch he had never seen or heard by-la- the into successful What lit- - war. adopted prepared by practice. and The argu- Emmanuel, a native of Mesopolam- ot but which have become column:, OF REAL HOT WATER council of defense. The bv- - tle was not from the long faithfully. only Better Death Than Lcounty explained plat- ment Germany will listen to is the ia is one of the lecturers on the Cha to the people of the rest of the Slavery rovjde for ,he of form was described in the many this summer and world He went to th . BEFORE BREAKFAST. Ger-Ilu- payment of The do utuaqua program Petrograd, And which God the ai mem-ma- n argument force. thing to if, forbid, dues of 75 cents by each books that were in the library that some of the facts from Mr. London, afterwards Canada ai d the fleet should sail forth and des- - now, and the oily thing to do is following ocr- Money so derived will be used was being maintained for the pur- Horner's letter concerning the visit L'nitti Slates. Return. ng to Euro the Allied tleets and land in fight to a good finish. Piracy and v. e vwll troy to pay the incidental expenses of the pose. with Emmanuel will theiefore be pe. ! iuund thai he could not met bays both luck and feel England, what then? We still must the black flag must be destroyed li.cal organizations, and to provide Band Simply Great once and for particularly interesting. inn on account oi the war, so the:. c seet and fresh win this war. members with buttons. all. The man who talks membership It must not be supposed that all peace, or food in Germany, Emmanuel's father was the high came back to America and a. uid Illness. If we realize what it means, if we Roosevelt shortage stu-h- e County: Community the time of the week was devoted to or internal revolution in is priest of his tribe, which means that! During these five years he has know its full significance, there isn't Is have been at Germany, I'm-it- comic organized work, vital as that work was. There a German Peace talk was the highest person in author-- 1 died at McGill University, the any price we can pay for victory New propagandist. - tch-nc- e Portales. Inez, Floyd, Hermit, was of entertainment for all, now is A man His mother was a Drincess. His versitv of Toronto, and Oxford Uni- Sanitary las of late made too great. Better, infinitely better, View, plenty talk. Mope, Macy, Perry, Valley The presence of the 133rd doesn't think about with "a mad father was the most highly educated versity in England. In London he ipid studf." ui'h rr.sultu that are of that should devastate not Infantry perce - l - Germany Flida, Red Lake, Richland, and Elida from was when animal is man of his people. Emmanuel was made a translat on of certain Apoc- mudd it ssln:: to humanity. The lat- only England and France, but should No. 14. dis- band, Camp Cody, enough dog the coming at District Several other to enliven situation. It fact, him with He thinks the oldest son and as such received ryphal works ot the Bible tor (Jtieen st uppl. ration of its untiring research murder our people as well and make are now any foaming mouth. It Is tricts being organized. that band did not enliven, but of the brute. It will the knowledge from his father This Mary, and received her tiiarik f tU iceomuieudntlon that as of this continent the same desert, merely only killing to to Internal sanlta-io- n Alien Enemy Property created the wildest enthusiasm, be time to talk of with was transmitted to him by word of therefor. irressavy attend savage land it was when our white enough peace is of t'.e draiunt; nystfiu of the n Mora The district Whenever it when war-ma- d mouth. They have no books they Emmanuel cultured, refined and forebears came, than that the Amer- County: Roy played, Albuquerque Germany her govern- bocy ad It - to tLt drains of the council that stopped to listen or stepped into the ors have been made to eat dirt." write nothing they think and live educated, writes Mr.. Horner He ican should come under the county reports diligent - people line of march. And seemed be as did the patriarchs. It stirs ones speaks many- languages including ioi.se iron heel of military despotism. inquiry has failed to disclose any it to Need Five Million Mob Tbo p of us who ar accustomed to al en within dis and willing to imagination to think of these people Arabian Turkish and many otlui ot From Illinois enemy property the always playing always Kii-si.- iii.ll and when wo Speech to The State "Get five million men to France, as Abraham, Isaac, an l la. the Oriental and 'til heavy arlso, Bar 31, 1918 trict. play. Whether it was on one of the regarding tongues, icadaelR'. from a cold, Association, May and do it quick. men lived Fis-nc- h a.id of the it:. patting stuffy in Cob, not ui who centuries English .din. fi i.a-:t- Colfax County: After careful serenading trips the morning, at This is what President Crawford i.l tons i;. breath, acid stom-i.'- in ago but as men who lived in the Inguges fit-a- search, the county council of defense the Armory the afternoon for the u r" instead, feel as as a SOCIALIST PARTY WRONG urges. "I consider it the duty of the ... v... w s . - has been unable to locate alien regular concert, at the Red Cross ball ' 'Hiauap. .3 r ...... a.,u:. , no l.,.oV h- pe Illllg tlltf lutci Of tUp SVe-- IN IMPORTANT PARTICULARS any United States to get five million men '.. f man. wno will never make a .ad dis enemy owned property. in the evening, at the depot to wel think of Washington, Lincoln and .l' .1'. :t iU each tuorrung trnd flushing out the into France as soon as possible," It of who is - Sandoval County: Bernalillo was come the selective service men on just Grant. should be remembered that play temperament, but 0f ttie iMorniil poisonous stag- "What's wrong v. ith the Socialist their the said he, and with full equipment in Mesopotamia absolutely no reco- - genuinely sincere to impart some of f,0ematter L. in the first town to report the erection way through to training and will do so j.,nt party?" inquires Allen Benson, a at the supplies. Nothing rd of time is made. the things he knows in return for Kveryone, whether ailing, alck or the course of an for of bulletin board camp, the concert in park in much to as a article written The council the evening wherever and whenever discourage Germany They have the same religion that that which he has learned. avll, should, aeu morning before) the to Reason. two Eddy County: county Dig American war program backed had. extrem- - At the close of his lecture of Appeal Only of defense is urging the community you heard that band, the boys were the patriarchs They are tour breakfast, drln'; a glass real hot things. Comrade: First, its principles, with that never by the united sentiment of a unit ely devout in fact the rel'gion and he is going back to his native coun- - water wifh a tvarpooiit'u! of limestone its Outside of councils to provide their respective playing expression ed - second, membership. communities with bulletin boards. failed and marching with step that people. worship of the true God forms their try if the fortunes of war will permit phosphate tn it to wash trom the stom- that Socialism is all right. National Knows Ha Describes chief end and of ex- - him to there. If of his peo- - arb, liver ar.d bowvla the Motor Minute Men never fell short of military precision Country purpose their get any previous Republican. During his stay in France Presi istense. pie have escaped massacre, which he day's Indigestible wast", sour bila and Quay County: Captain Harry H. Many Department Represented take, as much doubts, he wants to tell I'olsoncus toxins; thus cleansing, dent Crawford travelled nearly 5,000 They of greatest import, very -- NOAH is his best The sessions were held in the arm- a'- r.ia.1 i the entire QUALIFIED TO McElroy doing to miles by train in various parts of the first five books of the bble. - them of some of the blessings oi twefenlng ..rifying SERVE ON SHIPPING BOARD strengthen the organization in his ory of the New Mexico National though have of all civilization. alimentary rai.nl b. tore putting mora Guard. The were the country, and over 1,500 miles by they knowledge county, and has added many new re mornings given auto. He visited three of the four Chairman Hurley has hung up a cruits to his list. O. O. Gragg of Nara over principally to practical demon in while the lectures were in great seaports towns where Ameri 'I'd" whnenHCHe'dcried ABOUT WAR CONDITIONS an empty stomach,, wonderfully to- - sign the shipping bureau which Visa has been commissioned first strations, can men and are r calls fact Noah and has command of the the afternoon. Food did not hold supplies being Ian-- . attention to the that lieutenant saw ware- out on the cross, wash,, native waste and was six hundred how Nara Visa, Obar and Logan districts. the center of the stage all the while. landed, and the great Ca,ifornia thi$ devo,eJ fermentations, ea.,. acidity years learning houses in the interior which have s""5" . . : u and pives one a ntdendid atmetlte for to build an ark. On his record, if First lieutenant M. R. James is in The Child Welfare Division and the Emmanuel dressed....in his costume . been built and are built for rct wmi Jv,. Jin.in.. be had been living fifteen months command of the organization at Women of the American Army had being as - l u iuurn t r . - Muncie. Ind., is putting women into hrv stores and quarter-master- 's ing'1 native ui iuesopoiam- your breakfast the pliosphated hoe ago Noah could scarcely have escap- Tucumcari. representatives on the job all the military ia. It was linen, because it must ,ts..f,re. o'Ttment. - while. Meals were served in supplies. He also saw something of spun . n I i water is quietly extracting a large vol- ed appointment on the first shipping the be remembered that all their clo- - . lime of water from the blood and eet-- club what was going on at the front. worK- - board. National Republican. HEARST ADMITS HE'S PATRIOT spacious Elks' home, adjoining. thes and everything have are are,.,aK,nR,....UP taJm readv for a of were meals, both as For a full month he was within they ting thorough flushing They good too, made by hand, as they do not have Birminghan. Ala., threatens the lal, the inf.i(le orpan8 ANTI-HEARS- T service. sound of the and for two POSTER And Mr. Hearst is another Ameri- to preparation and The big guns, machinery. whipping post for the disloyal. The tnillious of people who are both-- weeks was American sol T T fillli-iii- can patriot who spends a kind word Congress was organized as a perm- with our th;nb .n..M Topeka store clerks are helping oroil with iTfn ntln.it inn anvils cons- diers on the line. He was ..;k. in ho"r-- The state council of defense has now and then in defense of the anent institution, with officers, fighting ael Emmanuel as an extremely pi,like- - far.me". 'j1' earl' j ion,ach trouble, rheumatic stiffness; s. con- with Rainbow Division a issued a number of posters for the How do we know Mr. Hearst titution and Its first the for able and attractive young., man The United States drilled.f last year rubers who have Fallow skins, blood benefit of newsdealers in the state is a patriot? He says so himself. vention in Albuquerque was a decid- week in the Loraine Sector, and met writes Mr. Horner. "He reallv haslyuo " WV1S ea,t 01 ,ne -- 'ssissippi. riisorders and strkly completions are ed success and it will be several of the men. received nas one (in.-e-d stating that the dealer will not have Roswell Weekly Star. continue to who the the bearing of a prince, and impress- laiuornia cannery wnicn lo get a quarter pound or lime, oi: sale any of the Hearst publica- of much help and benefit io war work Croix De Guerre for unusual heroism. es one with his will this year put up 3000 tons of ne phosphate from the drug store, sincerity - tions durii the period of the war, When the war i over there will throughout the state. One day Emmanuel went with tomatoes. Providence Journal. ; This will cost very little, but to sum- cient to make a OM on account that they tre alleged to be only two kinds of men left the Wisdom is a solid and entire build- - his father to Jerusalem. As he pas-e- d anyone pronoun be and men who did and the men who didn't Let your promises be sincere and ing. of which every oiece keens its by the river Jordan he saw a man Seek not to please the world, but frank OB subject of internal as. AJamogordo News Indiana Bulletin. within the compass of your ability. place and carrie its mark. washing his hand and face ia the your own conscience. itatlon. I

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AUTOCRACY-- TO HELL WITH HUN

(Louisville Courier Journal) I. ike a bolt mil m the blae fla-.l- ed the Will MHIi.ll frnl.l In- inv heart of Kiirin'. Aim- - the Atl.mti it, reverberations r t.. i;i u- - divided. iH'iilr.il a .111 ri p..' tl I' f ilti'i n vears ;i lw.!v "i teai'i;,,. servists disguised a, nrl haw Li been man Inn.: .in ! 'I'l'i-'- . u lev, a i 1:.: ' !... to rally In lli :; i ' a !' ieers? filTlll.111 IllMIU lll!-i3- Proi M "I .ll.'l ' pro-- ierniaii r c w .1 a 1, - basiin.- it et : i. t i '.,: r:r..i American '.otc. v Ii h ).. it . ,.j tatum bv tin cat i ; '. tth ci Business if Plain Facts the war we dared tn en in v.ar vi About Meat t ier many. 'I In ' n ,1! .u 'In a.in sea fin in ' - ii a:rsi i m 'riier canipair.il I C i m in il Stupefied By Self Comj.l.icenry The 'idcr.'tl Tradr rci cnt rcp n't on war been stated, the larger portion of the profits earned has All tin- wliib v.. l.ii.hi .1 ..:i '' the five have been been used of and to ! staled that to finance stocks snoods cither iiiiperiiii'. i.li. v ..r pnifits, lar'v iiu;it puokiTis huge provide r t ' It ins-- t apathy wn, i" .ift.n' '"I'd that ha e a noiit tpoly of the market . additions and improvements made by the en- ours. I'.i Icutlii ' !:v I: ' ;li! profiteer lay necessary worry? In n a! t at : s - a a a ormous demands of our army and navy and the Allies. fs. I 11 e t . I.- "! . ;i !: stilt o.i J The-..- - eoiiehis.ii mi- -, if fair and ju-- i, are matters oi serious iniiitey- - - tin- mer n r h "'n heart, the meat: t i' eoiieeni only to those ena.'.o'd in the meat packing" anil barren ..( . .!! !! l I !.( If a business man will the Ini-itie- are ' -- you you appreciate signifi- the llvpiu "I I ' ! hut In everv oilier eitien oi our iv In omniry. busi- "I ili'l tint r:n-- i' niv liny tn a nl cance of these facts. If you are unacquainted with " dier Kven t!u I.ii-- i hi, Inl imt . ness, talk this matter over with some business awaken us a ..mm .it In.' he iiii'ure-- '..riven on prol ts are iiiisleadin,'.'; and the acquaint- arouse u- ftn'ii 'In- in- 1. ' w a is - ance ith banker, say and ask him to ignorance at.il bh ' Ii stateineiii thai the packers have monopoly unsup- your compare i i -- of the with those of other ceiiey. ' r ed he aei . profits packing industry any To HII With A.itncrty First ot .ill ..h ' l.. ld large industry at the present time. .1 .r pr.i in in The paek'-r- nientionetl in the land read in it ii ( In'; !!.! 11 iii report prove dierly men in In i. .' a i.'l lln ir profit- - rea.-on.ah-le .and neee-- - ar whei ever tl.rv lu-- 'o evidence is offered the Federal Trade Commission : $ by ocean t Ii ia in a h .. i ia in of a aero--- , tin' !. t " support ihe statement that the large packers have ; - lb1 R01111 ami Kn! ai me a hu-in- e- one lie lars.M--- A merit an iiKlus-- f The ( Tin mission's own shows the I' '' lie is ol monopoly. report large fortre-- s l hr '' trt Rhine a' we pa - 'la niniti:' 'it izen wlio would lannhane !iim-- e with its number and importance of oilier packers. month of the M !! with th. .t: - i bri.s of the ran' wi mak" 01 tle'.aii- iii'.i- -i he prepared lor :i :e Inials. then on. in- 1" ti-- hi. t'a- I The mentioned in the slateinent stand to II. ,r ,. v v Ill- - Wit! packers ready i mo-m- ' .1 u ai-r- in stra e I.I.. I.iv.i mi ijjj report lates tliat tile ;.'a e proiils ot tour larLH' prove to any fair minded person that they are keen side, the jlllll.et tin l"'t it U .ei- - wt-re- !(),00(),()(IU with and have no tier ilvini! I.rt..r i: 'hi- ,rn Qj l for the three war vears. competition tach other, that they power fan, " "1)1 vie" an.l " l ". f to heiiat "Mail the in I. t manipulate prices. cry ep"l )! ) V- I - M i( nl.OI he- - hail tin- reimlilt ..f U11- - 1.1 4 Thi inn roinpared with Si' as the average eallll n! ih COtlle tin ii'itlli.' 1 i - ; ; ; the tliree ear- h ihe war m.akiiis-;- ' If this were not true thev would not dare to make this '.iterlaml N'n t i n with tin l.ai. profil lor lure - No p,,rlev with a n m r ,u'y ah "la it i li.it the war wa- - S 1 K H 1,000 at er than positive statement. and th. rnht nl kin,-t- o appeal profit jrp Hell with tin lai linrn, atnl th the pre w ar pr nit. Hohenznllern !" Furthermore, government figures show that the five large SUPT. WAGNF.R ADDRESSED N. Thi- - a three-yea- i ii with a oue- - ear mentioned in the account for about E. A. ON N. M. SUBJECTS compares pro, profit packers report only a ma iii l est un fair met hoi f comparison. It is not one-thir- d of the meat business of the country. 11.1ti011.il 1. m v in ' The mi-- , i' ( - was th kc 11..1, of the mivi'ti-tio- oulv leading, but the dera Trade muni ap- as- 1. -- it w in of tin National daiai mial nth lias matte a 1111-1- ,1 n Hi IVT.l'es t llel elves. They wish ere possible to interest you the details of sociation in-- t il.ii.l it part -- Of how , according to Mali m.l Miperiti-tcni- their business. for instance, they can sell dressed tit J. II W'aei ' win. heel for less than the cost of the live to ea-- la-- i lit M animal, owing from the t am' I t lie a s1 e liree war il f Si l0,0(H),( 0 wa says ttie eoii1. mi i !i,.ii,a-- n regal prol utilization of ts, and of the wonderful story of elllhllsiasin ami iall 1. in anil both earned on sale- - of over four and a h ll" billion ib liars. It w ere part ii'iilat'k in t i. ahle when it the methods, of distribution throughout this broad land, as t - 11 1 11 - t s t v. as stated hat n tin n her- a about hree cent on en loi lar oi s,a les- - r a mere in of tin coiinti v I'.i' .mull' .Ii terre well as other countries. a f . classification Inn Inn .ered '.' art imi .it cent per pi aim product Call to ai nis. rh.-ii.- . tin 1: k- - I" ri s. The five mentioned feel in load their in packers justified "One of the inalie'- - ;n Packers' prolits are a nei' l ible lactor prit.es of live of In .1. "va- - with each other to the extent this the convention." cm -- bu-iii- i. together presenting - ' tod: and meats. Xo other is conducted the eftort that is In an- tn l.ll large public statement. the places In ;. n In a 'in ill III -- tich -- mall oi m upon margins proiii. the servce thetr ... 4: teachers in various emmi Will have Ik en able to do a for he asked tn lend Unit II, th They big job your government school I'niiii! tint I tin war n o e; more -- and thi- - - ver - a small in its time of need; they have met all war time demands Kducation now is regarded as a 11. iniporianl mly tional problem and the inn ei."i ot of this has been m dividends. The promptly and completely and they are willing to trust - portion pmlit paid opinion cpres.,, by e.liieai.i- a' tli-- rr -i ne-- c- -. case of the national on nil urn ,iin. d balance lias been put back into ;he ui- s It had to their to the lairmindedness the American people is a fcplintt tln re hoiibl he trmieit as when cou-itle- r the with the facts before them. centralii'at-ot- tit t n ai, i: :." r. be, vail realize ymi problems the Wai'in-- a rikimr olvc--aud -- Mr a"l that packer- - have had to -- olve and ever-to-b- iiietnberi-- n. .i ilia quickly during Armour and at the con v. nt 1. ai - a . 'nl,: t tlie-- e ar vear-- . Company whirl) four ot tin a n;.:- ,v. Co. sent represent at an- " ' v Cudahy Packing Great Britain .! little l;e!u;iitii I" To l this busiiiers in with cost-an- d '1 I". coii'iti' war limes, higher I'tlitcd States v, a rep!"' sent. Morris & Company Secretary of the Interior Lain tin.' necessity ot paying two or three time.- - the former One of the be-- t sineeln at thi - u-- e Swift & meetniK was deliver. l. r.e'aiii-u- ' price- tor live stock, has required the ol two or three Company represet tati es. an ..!! . arl times tin- amount of working" The addi- who talked excellent l.:eli-- ,1; n'n, ordinary capital. Wilson & Company aroused her auditors t.. a hi h h tional makes a fair return on and as has . profit only this, of enthusiasm In s., h ,t. meuts l- ithe following: "I1" '.mi ni-- a .hi inition of a lie, 111. Jn m in' I' is a Hun untruth." Women Do the Work "One ot tins strikine sie.tah--whic- greets th m t run eoaiLt east," laid I'naf V:i an-- i ' is the an doii!-.- pearance of so mai w,,ann - the work former!', i t. naed by men. g We saw women r n fa'an maclih.- - ery, otitis ritiinin . t.n hotels and public b r' of the most plea.-at- i' tired trav. Her is a iiaii the ticket booth." Prof. Wia'iirr ti-- .r-.! program of the V iti . ' X ssuciat ;on's cm, n on "National ! " nl lea iio." in th si Imn' . h at a comnuinit .; n- -i " ' itnrof'eihi- - ' l !. ( lastmi. I . . ,.mi:;i--ca- t ion, he dis. m ". in the illuk' s md Mexico " At.iniici.'i Moei.iv.a e. perinterd t.t of lb mat resented New Mm Jymf ' intr w hii - romnr'ttee ;::m;"v.-.,:- 75?-- - cials of the :is..n ..it. cr;-;r,S- ner was ! : New Mexico New Mesh iti Superintendent Tnhr !''ne Albuquerituo citv a",;, a, the annual meetitiu' ! tie Inn'an tional Associa ' ion nt f.. 'a'-- ' H-.- 1. mmm:?' in Kansas Citv the lat we .. June. Supt. Mdne is pr si. lent of tin Rotary Club of AHmquerntie am went to Kansas City as del From Kansas (" tv lie went tn the conference of oeat: mill held at Manitou. Colorado, under the auspices of the Federal Hoard for Vocational education on July first and second. i,! The completion of a ?"50iK) h f::-:- school buildintr, the erection of num- 5V-- . ff-- bers of modern homes, the construc- ,-,..- . ti IS 'Z:" M -an tion of several modern brh k htis ness ;teWaf.;T,:i .p. ?t?5-- f Jti!Ww r- houses, paving streets, preparing to begin at once the extension of the sewer and water works system, put- ting our Chamber of Commerce on a business basis with a salaried secre- tary accomplished in Onvis during the past few months with the war on. Clovis has got to a point where she is going to be in the city class before most of us realize it Clovis New. Hlp th terrified cirilian popula tioa bow under the heel of the Hun. Boy War Savings Stamp for a quick ' BUY A EVERY DAY U eJ victory. THRIFT STAMP UUU UUVii7 U U for the ent John V. Conway made a survey on, and across the said bads with rights STATE OF NEW MEXICO land will be for Its thaa FIVE heretofore many yean, crop of and all times for such accepted if fair and the of achool condition! in that county Ingres egress at DOLLARS (fjS.00) per acre, which fa dsn condition prospects purposes. And this contract is issued sub- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION thereof and in addition Carrizozo with the result that a number of the all valid appraised value of average yield good. ject to existing rights, easements, thereto the successful bidder must pay Outlook. districts became busy and some old rights of way sad reservation. PVBUC LAND SALE for the improvement that exist oa the have Education- HEW MEXICO STATE LAND SALES land. things passed away. 12. It is understood and that al News Bulletin. agreed QUAY CdUNTY Will Be This Fall the timber on all of the landa described fcach of the above described tracts will Dry.r in Schedule attached hereto made Lincoln is still very dry, but not "B", and Office of the Commissioner of Public be offered for sale separately. a part hereof, shall be sold, cut, logged, Lands, near as as it will be after Oct. and and dry SAN JUAN STATE OF NEW MEXICO woodsman shall have police power and re paid for, under all singular the Santa Fe, New ifexico. The aoove aale of land will be subject 1st. A very few light showers have aide within or to the lands and terms and conditions herein expressed. And to the terms and adjacent in the of the sale of or all Notice following conditions, fallen, but not enough to do the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION timber covered by this contract. event any is hereby given that pursuant to vis; several of our of the aaid lands described In said Schedule the proviaioos of an Act of Congress ap- good and "B" to other than the Purchaser herein, 1910, laws of the range'niuch Range Condition Serious 4. proved June 20th, the The successful bidder must pay to the ranchmen are some of their SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS AND TIMBER The unit area for cruiaing shall be or if the said landa are not sold a gen- of New and losing R. T. F. of the one or more sections one cruis- State Mexico, rule and regu- Commissioner of Public Lsnds or hi agent Simpson Simpson at any eral for cutting, logging, and lations of the State Land Office, the Com- cattle. Capitan Mountaineer of ' ing. The cruiser on the completion of holding such sale, of the Mercantile Co., Farmington, was VALENCIA COUNTY operating thereon, shall be reserved, and missioner of Public Lands will offer at offered him for four any cruise shall submit his estimate of the same is to the Pur- price by the land, in from his trading post at Canyon the amount of the live hereby granted public sale to the highest bidder at cent interest in advance for the bal- Talk Of NeW Smelter standing timber chaser. But if the lands in said Schedule 10 A. on per Gallegos recently. He that Office of the Commiioorr of Public on the area designated to be cruised. All o'clock, M., Tuesday, July 16th, ance of such uprchase price, fee for ad- The Midwest Investment reports "ti" shall be hid in by and sold to the 1918, in the town of Tucumcan, County and and all coats company the out in his is al- Laadi, tin'ber with green tops shall be deemed Purchaser herein, then said lands shall New vertising appraisement erection range country be live Such be of Quay, State of Mexico, in front incidental to the sale herein, each and of Carrizozo promises the to timber. estimate shall subject to all of the conditions in thii of the court houae the most as bare as the street and says Santa New Mexico. be so made aa to show the therein, following all of said amounts must be deposited ra of a smelter near that place, work Fe, separately contract which are applicable to the landa deacribed tracta of land, via: or that all sheep owners are experienc- amount of standing live timber estimated deacribed in Schedule "A" hereto attach cash certified exchange at the time to start within a month. It will be so i to be on each a lamb loss. Unless rains Notice given that each forty (40) acres or ed. 13: 't .. " 1" i"-- ing heavy hereby puriuant aub-d- Sale No. 127 N'4. WWSWM. Sec. .i, iT.. ". Jl" constructed as to take care of the to the of an Act of Con fractional i vision of any section. His come soon the men are provision i W .Statr of New if te sheep going 1910, the estimate- ahall be basrd on the Scribner 13. E?7, VT X ?f'yVc,yV Mexico, the successful iron ore now being mined near (reaa approved June aUth, At any time when there shall re- Sec. 24; T. 17 N , R 36 Lots to suffer some exceptionally heavy law of the Slate ol New Mexico, and Decimal C Rut1, or such other Loq Scale NVi4, F;:, bidder .Joes not execute a contract within anil to Pueblo, thus mam not more than ten (10) sections ot 2. 3. Sec. 7: I.ota 1. 2. 3. NWU Ik- i i i shipped losses. Farmington Hustler. rulea and regulation! of the State Land Rule as may be adopted from time to thf nr.. ,. t than hn...r. T Vt m b' H v JTi V ''.,ir7. aJl" " " New Mexico at home Office the Commiaaionrr of Public Landa time by the United States De- ht keeping money Forestry ThcT' - in no allow- 'morovemen"- . tract to that the and a rail haul. Tiilaro-s- a will offer at public aale to the higheat partment thia district but estimates M all ?Z !lu??rZlL un . , . provide purch.aer may saving long v M. is wheat on aI t J. Palmer cutting bidder at 11 o'clock A. M., on Tueaday, ance for defective timber ahall be made paid (or the an! ncP TrxiZb Tribune. Loa the hia upon land, herein, Ih, Sal. No. I2H - Src. 3; T. f of ZZy Ar his ranch west of town. He has 6th, 1918, in the town of by cruiser in estimates and such ahall within (30) R. 27 SESE,10 an" Auguit New shall filed with thirty day. alt., 6 N., E.( containing acrr.. There if"he"uXa at aft" in which Lunaa, County-o- f Valencia, State of estimate report be the ol such not.ee. a,1v,.e the Cora- no price about twenty acres, of eight of the houae Commisaioner, All live timber with a rece.pt are improvements .ale and iSr to the pirTtlon "f in Water Mexico, in front court there, miauoner ol ita concurrence or non-co- , Variety Floating is for the blades. deacribed of land diameter of ten (10) inches or more in- Jr, Z". j",. ready reaper's in, the following tracts currence in the correcne.. ol auch No. 12 '(or"" The biggest flood in Bonito, last - side the bark and three (3) feet from the S. - N0SEM. Sec. 4; W ',' 'pTvide" he "payment'Tl Hustler. and limbeiy vi:- .tea. If the Purcl.aaer ahall l.nal SWK.. Sec. 10: T. 14 H. 35 con- - since 1916, several car- Farmington shall be included by the cruiarr concur, N., E., a hilanci ih. Joint m Monday July ground 160 - - i ?1 cor!, Sec. All of in his The Commissioner shall iT'.t. PPU,Vhe. b.t"n a""" acr"- Tht" 00 mI"- Tear the date the cases of dead horses were carried Hun- Sale No. 128 - WKWK, 4; estimates. Vt?hnLlLbt th.r.y Manager E. P. Woods of the Sectiona 6, 8, 10, 14, IS, 20, 22, 24 ; 26; furnish to the Purchaser a copy of auch the torrent also a few cat- refuse to concur in the estimates so sub- .t, , - ( . , along by Mercantile 28, 30, 32, T. 9 N., R. 12 W, All and or of j, ter Company states that 34; report, acceptance rejection mitted then the amount of Umber .in d,. Sal. No. 1211 KVi. SWJ. Sec. 15; All " tle and a of hoRS were report- of 4. 6, 8, 10. 12. 14; same mutt br made by the Purchaser - ' couple their cream shipments are steadily Sectiona 2, E& pute ahall be determined by a cruiae and of Sec. 16: T. 16 N.. R. 34 E.. contain. f ,. "i ,ui .nnery" seen in the Sec. 18; Sec. All ot within (30) days of receipt of such made bv or . I i 'fi Ti.- . , . "Z,J ed to have been floating NWH. s a); bee thirty estimate one mnr rriii.rr. - yr of increasing, the cream is shipped to tiona 22, 24, 26. 28, 30. 32, 34; T. 10 N., copy, and in no event shall the timber of the be credited on the anniversary the water. Carrizozo Outlook. , appointed by the Judire I'nited States of fencing, value $157.50. of Pueblo and Denver Colorado. R. 11 W.. SWtf. Sec. 32; T. 10 N., R. covered by such cruise be cut or removed District Court for the District in which date the contract next following the 12 All of Section 32; T until the amount of hat been date of tender. W., 4, 6, 8, stumpage the Capital of New Mexico may then be Sale No. 1211 NK, Sec. 2; T. 11 N., 10 N., R. 13 W., All of Sectiota 2, 8, agreed upon. R. 36 Dan Christensen last situated. E., containing 160.46 acrea, select The above aale of land will be LUNA Saturday 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24. 26, 28 ; 30; 32; t frvr th Cinia K. Awl subject 11 tlr.tt to valid easement a. a shipped 140 head of fine hogs to a 34, T. 11 N., R. W., SF.tfNEM, S.c. 5. The Purchaser will pay for a mini- Payment shall thereafter be made as is Railroad Bond Fund. The existing rights, right T. 11 R. 13 Sec 12; improvements of way an dreaervationa. firm in Iowa. He also sold a bunch 2; N., W., mum of ten million ( 10.000.000) fect of provided tor in Paragraph live (5) here consist of fencing, value $20.00. SE!4, Sec. 26; T. II R. 14 W.. each but if of to a Cedar Hill flockmas- - W'i, H, timber during year beginning with of; the timber on the sections cut The nf Public More $50 Vagrant sheep All of Sec. 2; SF.tf, Sec. 4; SV4, Sec. 6; 1919, and leas one- - one Commissioner Lands or January 1st, not than upon during any year ahall exceed Sale No. 1212 - EE'yf, Sec. 28, T- l - auch sale reserves the Brown anrl Zavalla ter NWWNto'K. SWy4. Sec. 8; All of such annual ten million (10,IKX),U(U) 'his agent holding Gladys Daisy SttNWtf, tweiltli minimum payment ft ft, such excesi N., H. 3J E., containing 160 acrea. There to and all bids offered C. C on of Sectiona 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26; shall be paid in advance fin the first shall be paid for on December 31st, for are no nfht reject any were before Justice Rogers 12 improvements. at b.iid sale. 28, '30, 32, 34; T. 12 N., R. W., All day of each calendar month, bet'innintr the Drecedintr vear. On or hpforr lamiarv with and 1 Tuesday rharged vagrancy of Sectiona 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18; I 1918, with a penalty 1st, 1"39, payment in full for all landa No bid on the above described 28 ' Sec. Of'jiber .together tracts of, possession under enntracta of aale for were each sentenced to pay a fine of SANTA FE 20, 22, 24, 26, , 30; V4, SEH, of Ten Dollars ($10.00) per day additional and the timber thereon must be made ir Ir.nd w.ll he for less FIVE S'A, 34; T. accept than the above de .M $50 and costs and serve 32; EjNKX, SS4NWU, Sec for each and every day during which order to avoid forfeiture of the contract fx X.I.AKS ($5.(10) per vhich is the km sixty days! 12 R. 13 Sec. de- - aire, or N., V., K'. 24; NWtf such monthly payment may be in and all previous payments. apnraist-- value thereof and in addition' in jail. The committment:, wcri hew NEJ4, EKjSF.K, SWKSEX. Sec. 32; T. 12 fault. In the event that the number of The Santa Fe school is the.cto the sucetssful bidder must pay!' Witness mv band the offieia! for a few hours to allow the wo- high rapid- N., R. 14 W., All of Sectiona 22, 36; EM. feet of timber on the In final of if there up sections cruised the year culling, for the improvements that exist on the of the State I and OHn'e Slate n' ly Hearing completion and will be SWV. Sec. 34; T. 12 N., R. 15 W., All at the of the Purchaser in shall less ten million (10, wvenTh men to leave town. Doming Head- request any tnnam than Hand. Mrx.cn thni t W y O: finished in time for the of of Sections 32, 36; T. 13 N R. 13 W. vear nfirr lyiM. shall h lhan ninlfl.. fool r,f tiTMlr th. h. ?'W. rnt lay opening All tn light. of Sectiona 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20; S'j. mil'ion (lO.onn.fiOl)) feet, board measure, the monthly provided for in Para Sale No. J?13 All nf Section 36. T. school in the fall. It was planned All of Sec- payments - KuHKHT P. Sec 22; W,, SEX, Sec. 26; difference between such minimum t graph l ive (5) hereof, shall be made oa S N.. K. 29 E., frto acres. The hhMfc.N. when Hon. D. Sena was 13 R. 14 W , containing Griffith Out Dano Jose presi- tiona 28, 30, 34; T. N., Wtf, and the price of the timber so cruised a basis of one twelfih of the amount consist of house, and ornmishmner of Public Lands of tha Buys Sec. All of Section Sec. 8; All improvements well, Dom- dent of Santa Fe board of Education 2; 4; E4, shall be applied to reduce the payment of such timber so remaining. fencing, value $640.1)0. No hid on the above State of .New Mexico. R. B. Griffith, editor of the of Sectiona 22, 24; NEK. Sec. 28; T. 13 N to be made for timber in excess of and it is thought to be one such described tract of land will be accepted First Publication May 3, last week out by many R. 15 W., All of Sectiona 2. 4; EJ4, Sec. minimum amount in future or 14. It is understood and agreed bv both for Ick im ing Graphic, bought of finest Mission arch- any year than tinnn nr r. last I'lihin atu.n 5, 191H. of his V. C). the pieces of 8; All of Section 10, 12, 14, 22, 24, 26, in which, at the request of the hereto that the purpose of July the interests 15 parties making partner, school house 28, 34; T. 14 N., R. W., an excess shall be cruised. for on 1214 faifa(iaifiai(iablaS,aiai Dano, who conducted the de- itecture in, construction containing urchaser. If provision herein annual payinenta Sale No. All of Sec. 36: T. 6 N.. job in News Bul- 68,954.71 acrea, referred to aa achedule "A" the timber upon the section cruised at the price of the lands is strict- consist of the State. Educational in below. purchase provements house, sheds, wind! of the Graphic plant, and landa form of contract printed the request of the Purchaser in any one ly in the interests of and for the benefit R. 29 E., tMO im- partment letin. i containing acres. The Mr. Griffith will now on the The timber oo thia land eatimated at year shall exceed ten million (10,UOO,0UU) am! of the State of New Mex breaks, well, windmill, fencintr. and nlow- CLASSIFIED carry feet meaaure.. No bid on protection man- 140,000,000 board feet, payment shall be made on December ico ,it being admitted to be in the in- ing, value $1341.00. No bid on the above I entire business tinder his own land will be for leaa than 31 st of each for excess for the' accepted year such - - v. ai.,u ui mini will UC This deal will do a $3.15 acre. t he umi HliepiCU agement. great SOCORRO per preceding year. .f. vuul1 ,u nu icbiu lusu i iur ie man fiu.uu per acre. PERSONAL deal to restore and promote harmo- The timber on the following deacribed Each in and circles 6. In the event that the purchaser shall of the above deacribed tracts will MAKKV A I'ARM ER Worth (40.000. Full ny printing newspaper landa eatimated at 110,000,000 feet board be es- 15. It is understood and agreed be offered for sale in offered aale unwilling to accept the cruiser's bj separately. pari ii ularb by teturn mad, ft .253a Minna Deming. Deming Headlight. Man Instantly Killed meaaure, will be fer together timates as basis for for the timber, both parties hereto that inasmuch as the St. San 2i51'H. with the timber on the above deacribed payment of des- Francisco, Cal.No. Ilbino Barela was shot and in- a joint cruise shall be made at the ex- sale' the lands and timber herein The above sale of land will be subject landa, making a total estimated amount cribed, ia made at auction and up- to the pense of the Purchaser, by one cruiser public following terms and conditions, I DARK YOU WRITE killed at 6 o'clock last Friday of timber 450,000,000 feet board meaaure. and one on advertisement setting forth this contract vis: ME; Widow; worth MORA stantly named by the Commissioner named $50,(Ui; ; will ; ti .Mission on a ranch of Hubbel No bid on the timber will be accepted of in full, no modification of this contract Lonely mrry night Frank 1000 by the Purchaser, and the amount San Calif. No. 2131L for leaa than $2.15 per feet board timber thus determined be taken as or of the terms thereof shall hereafter Except for the land selected for the Santa L'nity, Francisco, miles from Mangus. Later in meaaure. All of Sectiona 16, 36; T. 12 N., may eight the basis of settlement, but or be made. Fe and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund, Eteimo an R. 12 W All of Sectiona 16, T. 12 acceptance YOUNG would Harvesting Rye the night Nnmes, employe 36; ot same must De made by the the successful bidder must pay to the WEALTHY WIDOW marry N.. R. 13 W.. All of Section 16. 36: T. rejection 16. old oil John Everett of Independence, of Hubbel was arrested and charg Purchaser within thirty (30) davs of re-- , This agreement ahall inure to the Commissioner of Public Lands or his agent trustworthy, man, as 12 N.. K. 15 W.. All ol Sectiona 16, 36 of copy of of benefit of and be binding upon the partiea, holding such sale, of the considered. Mrs. M. Box 5K4, Los Angeles, harvested 20 acres of estimated ed with the murder. 11 N R. 11 All Sec. T. 11 ceipt report joint cruise, Cal.-N- o. rye T. W., of 36; and in no event shall the timber cover their respective successors and assigns. If price offered by him for the land, four 10 bushels per acre. Roy Spanish-America- n. According to the; deputy sheriff in., k. 14 w.. au oi sectiona jo, jo; i. ed by such cruise be cut or removed un- the office of Commissioner of Public per cent Interest in advance for the bal II N., R. IS All of Section! be of- who arrested Nunes the killing was W., til the amount of atumpage has been agreed Lands shall abolished, the public ance of such uprchase fees for ad- - MARRY IF LONELY; for results, me; 1. lu ., K. 11 All seen ficial price, try long-standi- w., oi and if the shall then be most nearly performing the presem ana and all ami "Home ; the result of a feud 36: T. 9 N.. R. 12 W.. All of upon; parties verusmg appraisement costs first most successful Makr SecflonTm to the amount determin- duties of the Commissioner of Public Lands incidental to the sale herein, each and hundreds rich wish soon; between the He 14 R. 15 All of Sec. 16; T. unwilling accept marriage strictly A Citizen Of Roy Right men. was taken to 36; T. N., W., ed by such the Commissioner shall be substituted for the Commissioner all of said smounts must be in most of 13 R. 14 W. All of Sec. 16; T. 13 N., joint cruise, deposited confidential; reliable; years Miss Hester has pur- Socorro and in jail, later gave N., shall a sealer to be paid by the of Public Lands for all purpose of this cash or certified at the time free. "The Snc ess-fu- l Harvey placed R. 15 W.. S'v4. Sec. 20: All of Sections designate exchange descriptions Purchaser, who shall mark the timber to agreement. of sale and which said amounts and all Club", Mrs. Purdie, Box 5S6, Oakland. chased the building erected since the bonds amounting to $5,000 for ap 28, U R. 14 All of 30, 32, 34; t. N., W., be paid for and scale and measure the of them are subject to forfeiture o the Calif.-N- o. 216197. a 14. ZZ, fire by Francio Sanchez y Medina pearance at preliminary hearing Sections 2, 4, 10, 12, 2b; 28; same the Scribner "Decimal C Log Rule THE PURCHASER AGREES that the State of New Mexico, if the successful T. U R. 15 W.. refer-re- d by j and moved it onto the lots she won which was set for tomorrow. SWtf, Sec. 34; N., Scale, or by such other Log Rule as may payments to be made as hereinbefore set bidder does not execute a contract within to as schedule "B" lands in form of win oe maue ana on lonely, congenial in the Red Cross sale near the J. then be in use in this district by the rorin, prompuy ine tmrty days alter it has been mailed to members, worth $25. WW up, will marry. Des- contract below. on oecome mm - printed United States Forest Service; and in the uaiea wnicn incy uue ana by the State Land Offee. aa id enn- FREE. Ralph Hyde, San Fran- Floersheim residence. She is going The school board of Magdalena is of a payable, and that all taxes and assess- to that the criptions sub- event scale being had as provided tract provide purchaser may cisco, Cal.No. to become a citizen of Roy right. considering a new building to take Each bidder will be required to for herein all of the live standing timber" ment that be levied or assessed on at his option make payments of not less mit a separate bid on the timber and such land shalljnybe said e Roy Spanish American. care of the congested condition in having a diameter of ten (10) inches or paid by Purchaser; man ot ninety-tiv- per cent a separate bid on the land offered, more three (3) feet from ttiat mis contract snail not oe as nf the Dure ha se nrice at anv time ARC YOU SINGLE? Would mar-r- y the of the schools. offered inside the bark, sola, fttr you elementary grades and highest total amount by the ground, on any section shall be scal- signed or transferred in any manner what the sale and prior to the expiration of if suited? Let me find your ideal, The Wilson the Magdalena has a fine any one bidder font both the land and ed and for. All live trees ten soever except as provided herein, and in tne ot con- Company began county high be paid tmrty years irom date the absolute of school but the the timber will considered the high- (10) inches or more in diameter inside the no event shall it be sold, assigned or tract and to provide for the of satisfaction; Many wealthy first the week harvesting their building rapid growth est bid. in payment honorable con- of the makes it neces- bark, three (3) feet from the ground, transferred any manner whatsoever to any unpaid balance at the expiration of wishing marriage; wheat. They have four headers run community hall h marked far euliinir The anv person, or association of of con- members to bid before corporation inirty years irom the date the fidential; descriptions freei Mills Develoer. sary for the school board to Anyone desiring must, for all P, ,5,lll)- - who are not qualified to tract with interest on Box-75- ning. provide Purchaser shall then pay luch purchase deferred payments Mrs. Cappel. 7 Oakland Calif. a modern in the near bidding deposit with the Commissioner timber as determined by said scale and mark- - state lands to the extent embraced here at the rate of four oer cent net annum grade building of Public Lands or his hold-inf- f --No. 112. agent ing. Within tmrty (Ju; alter tiic in, that this land is being purchased for payable in advance on the of future. Educational News Bulletin. this the sum of $25,000.00 in days anniversary - i OTERO sale, expiration of si (6) months from the the purpose of grazing and agriculture me uir oi ine contract, partial payments cash or certified exchange of the char commencement of the on a sec oply; that while the land herein contract- to be credited on the of NEW FAIR MOU NT MATER NITY HOS set forth in ten of the cutting anniversary the acter paragraph tion so marked, all timber marked and ed for is believed to be essentially date nf the contract next following the PITAL for confinement; prices reasonable i form of contract below. ' iini-ti- t should be Loans For Farmer printed ahull h mriiir(f and fimataf4 hv land, mineral discovered date of tender. may work for board; babies adopted. Writ TAQS tha trnlrr and na id far hv thi Purrhurr t hereon it is expressly understood and for booklet, Mrs. T. B. Ioog, 4911 E. 27th, The federal land bank, at Wich The successful bidder will be required No deduction for defective timber or 'agreed that this contract is based, upon The sale of Mo. No. 203. on logs land selected for the Santa Kansas City. ita, Kansas, has approved applications to execute the following contract or shall be made in scaling or settlement. the express condition that the minerals Fe and Grsnt County Railroad Bond Fund Pablo re- before October 1st, 1918. therein shall be and are reserved to the will be above of members of the Superintendent Quintans aubject to the terms and MARRY IF LONELY. For speedy Olero county 7. shall fund or institution to which the land be- conditions bid-de- r marriage ports that he has closed the school Nothing herein contained operate except that the successful my club; successful; best, larg- Farm Loan CONTRACT order-in- g longs, with of to tne try very association, aggregating to the Commissioner from together right way must pay in cash or certified ; 12 year with his school finances in much prevent "or one exchange est in country established years. SZ7,000. The have been or at hia a scale of the timber Commissioner, any acting under st the time of aale, of the h a abstracts condition than ever before. He THIS AGREEMENT made and entered expense his and all Thousand all y. ishing early mar better on any section or more, and upon a scale authority, to at any times price offered by him for the land, c uii'l n free. Old dered sent in and these will into in dunlicate this dar move said mine re- riage; it senptions parties has not met his rolls for so ordered and made, the Purchaser upon land and and four per cent interest in advance for the Reliable 932 a only pay of 1918, and being move lei club. Mr. Wrubel, Madison, get their money within few days by shall on the basis of the scale and the minerals therefrom without balance of such and will be Cal.-- No. this but has taken care of some of New pay purchase price Oakland, Tularosa Tribune. year between the State Mexico, acting not on the basis of the cruisd or hindrance. But no reservation of min required to execute a contract providing - old warrants and has several new bv and throuarh Robert P. Ervien. ita Com- - erals shall be made in deeds given under for the payment nf the balance of such to his credit. Educational missioner of Public Landa thereunto duly The Commissioner shall he tenns of this contract for land not purchase price in annual in IlRUfi AND LIQUOR HABITS treated by Discovered In buildings ot designate by thirty equal the most humane and scientific methods Fire Time News Bulletin. authorized party the hrst part and markings the timber to be cut wh n set uvwh .u vumiiii uMuc.a.a m iTaimcms witn interest on all deferred pay hereinafter called the Commissioner, and i made of at the time of the execution of at Magdalena Hospital, Magdalena, N. M., What threatened to be a disas- tlement to be on the basis fjuantities mcnts at the rate of four per cent per H. Six and all of such timber such deed. nnum in anvance Address ai communications to Pr, J. trous fire started in the kitchen of Paragraph (6), payments and interest P. O. Box I03.-- arty of the second part, and hereinafter shall be paid for by the Purchaser whether iue on October 1st, o each year. Abernathy, the Southwestern Hotel at Alamo-gord- o TORRANCE called the Purchaser. cut or not cut. IT IS EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD AND r a few days ago while all the AGREED by and between the parties here- The above sale of land will be subject LADY FARMER, 45. worth $50,000. Would employes were absent. The blaze WITNESSETH; 8. The word "section" a used - in this to that time is the essence of this con- to valid existing rights, easements, rights marry, .15, League, Toledo, Ohio. contract. shall be conatrued to mean all tract, and that if default is made by the of way an dreservations. No. was Greaaawood Cause Trouble 1. discovered by Stanley Holden That for and in consideration of the! of the land in any one section which is purchaser in any of the payments as pro who was in the across D. M. Short has lost a number of sum of . owned the whether full sec vided herein, or if any of the conditions The Commissioner of Public Lands or sitting park in by State, MARRY IF LONELY; for results try me; from the building and turned in the cows in southeast of town, Dollars, cash hand, beinar ten ver cent tion or otherwise. and agreements set out herein are not his agent holding such sale reserves the heat and most successful "Home Maker'; pasture of the total purchase price of the lands truly kept and performed by the said to abd all bids offered alarm. The and it an exclusive diet in right reject any hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strict- fire was quickly check- attributes to (not including the timber) described The word a used in this purchaser at the time and in the manner at said sale. moat of ex- Schedule "A" attached "stumpage" herein can ly confidential; reliable; years ed although a high wind was blow- of greasewood. Ordinarily this shrub hereto, comprising agreement, shall be construed to mean the as provided, then this contract perience; descriptions free. "The Success- ing at the time. is as forage for cat- acrea at amount of timber in board feet, determin- and may be cancelled at the option of the Possession under contracts of sale for ful Club". M rs. urdie. Box 55. Oakland. regarded good acre, but at a price of not less than and all with in- above Calif.-N- because is per ed by cruise, scale, or estimate, as pro- Commissioner, payments, the deacribed tracta will be given o. 211199. tle, but there no grass at Three Dollars and Fifteen Cents (S3.15) vided for herein. terest, shall become liquidated damage, up- on or before October 1st, 1918. Alamogordo will have a new county present it is thought that too much per acre, and in further consideration of on failure of the purchaser to comply with BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. school causes the agreement to pay the remaining ninety 9. The shall be entitled to thirty days' notice of intention to cancel Witness my hand and the official high building that will be, a greasewood the trouble (90) of said purchaser mailed and per cent the purchase price a deed of cover- to the address given herein, of the State Land Office of I'S-th- Herald. receive for any the lands the State of INVESTIGATE at's all we ask; then credit to the state by the time school Estancia with interest at the rate of four (4) ocr all ot the to the w twenty-sevent- ed by this contract; rights purchaser acquire Mexico, this day of invent iJ.uu tew get warranty opens in the fall. Work has been cent on all deferred pay mem a in advance iiim vm , "Vi .. aa. II, IIO, month, in manner: """ njjl Deed to land that mav nay S200 monthly on the new for the the following described a. When payment in full for all lands ana inereio cna, ana ine tommiiiioDn in oil Write Free going building Splendid Crop a. Intereat at four (4) cent an- be exclu- - profits. today. map. per por and all timber shall have been made shall entitled tn immediate and ROBT. P. ERVIEN Sour lake Texas Oil Co. 679, Su past year but will soon be ready for J. W. Davis, living northwest of num to be at the date of the vc Demenil, paid delivery lor herein; out the rurchaser snail " urm Commissioner of Public Iajuis, Mo. No. dedication. It is a modern and well Mcintosh, .reports his crops on old of thia contract, upon the unpaid ninety Erovtded of full premisesFr""nto repossess and enjoy asuiucthough Land, of - privilegei . ll . lmakingt 7- - payment. f State of New Mexico. in and the best for a number of (90) per cent of the purchase price the at nine ior an ine anuJ uraucr,l Knnlr.xt tiH hn mill planned every respect equip- ground lands, to and December 31st, any isnui First Publication May 3, 1918. LAND FOR SALE. e up including and shall receive a deed in tee ped with the best in The years. He has sixty-fiv- acres of 191a. thereupon Last. Publication S, 1918. everything. simple for such lands and timber. IT IS FURTHER UNDERSTOOD AND July Department is to see such school fine beans, and corn. AGREED, that possession to lands herein glad very good 26,ntt0 ACRES near Silver N. M at buildings erected in New Mexico. tstancia Herald. b. On January 1st, 1919, interest to be b. At any time after the date of this contracted for and held tender existing City, paid at the same rate for the end- leases at the date do not come STATE OF NEW MEXICO $2.75 per acre.-N- o. 201. Educational News year agreement the Purchaser shall be entitled hereof, THOS. G. N. M. Bulletin. ing December 31st. 1919, oa the aaid unpaid for of owned into the of the purchaser until AITKEN, Deming, Will Mi. to a deed all the land by possession NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION H.ln purchase money. the State in any one township affected by October 1st, following date hereof. r.r. FOR SALE-A- LL OF SECTION 5. TOWN- C. E. Drummond arrived" Sunday this contract upon full payment for lands PUBLIC LAND SALE QUAY from fields of Kansas. c. Oa January 1st, 1920, and timber in such township. (Signatures, etc.) , SHIP 3, range 57, Adams county. Price the harvest of the unpaid purchase money shall S15, Easy terms. V. E. Thompson, St. He a be and said 1223 All of MORA COUNTY 218 199. has large acreage of beans paid also interest at the c At any time after the. date of this Sale No. - S'. R?r. 20; Joseph, Mo. No. The F.l rate upon the remaining unpaid purchase ' Coggins Cattle Co.. of Paso planted on his homestead, and since agreement, the Purchaser shall be entitled VV."8 ' l ,A V, TL" Off;, e the Commissioner of Public price. to a deed for number of AM of,ASectmns 2 4, 10 12, 14 24, 26 ; MOUNTAIN RANCH AND unloaded here last week over 400 the recent the German allies. any outlying 11 g, 15 3yr rains, or exterior ?8, NJ4, SWfc, Sec. 34; T. R. Landa, FOR d. In like on sections, sections forming Santa Fe. New Mexico. CA1TLE SALE oia steers and drove them to their the weeds were stunning the growth manner thereafter January boundaries of the lands described herein. Two waters six miles on edge and of will H mrrrtttA than 111.1$ apart ranch on the Canadian. Nara Visa of his crop and he came home 1st each year until the total purchase if selection shall be made by the rur ratt (nf in Forest Reserve. Completely equipped price shall have been paid, the payment chaaer so a to clean un a line of bound per acre, to be paid as provided!( in para- Notice is hereby given that pursuant to with nouses. News. to and help his r.t the of an Act of an- - corrals, pastures, stables, fight country by of of ninety (90) per East and West or oranh nn. th ihnv rnntrspt. Thft provisions Congress Black- - etc. Five miles - ary sections running 1910, laws smith shop, tools raising food for the soldiers. Will- cent of the aaid purchase together aa lands are referred to in paragraph 12 of proved June 20th, the of the of drift fence. 650 acres of land. price, North and South, further exnlained thus of New Mexico, and patented J. S. Bradley, of the "Three Link ard Record. with interest on the unpaid portion of for instance in Townshio 2 North. Ranee said contract as schedule "B" lands. State rules and rreu 7(10 acres of leased and mineral lands. 250 an- la tion a of the Land the Com- located the lame at four (4) per cent per 12 West, the Purchaser must select first S(ate Office, cat t le. Ran ge tor 600. Home ranch ha ranch, a few miles north of num shall be Sale No. 1224 Sec. All of Sec missioner of Public Lands will offer at paid. either sections u and or its, e, ana o, S& 2; fine eleven rom two story house with Olenno, has now 1000 acres of land if 4; E Sec. 6; Stf, Sec 8. AU of Sec sale to the highest bidder at ohone if The Purchaser agrees to eelect. any. Jublic P. on electric lights, wanted, daily mail, with plenty of grass and amply pro- UNION All paymenta on the purchase price of the outlyins row of section first and then 32; T. 11 N., R. 13 W., NEtf, ttSEi M., Thursday, tuly 18th. and near graded school. A beautiful .home lands or timber herein provided for. and to select those section and Sec. 2; T. 11 N R. 14 W., SWtf, NW 1918, in the town of Mora, County of as well aa a fine cattle Alti- vided with good water, which he has and. later adjacent Mora, State of New Mexico, in of proposition. interest thereon remaininar due un town-shi- SEH Sec. 6; NNEM, SWKNE. W& front tude yo high" for owner. stocked with 300 lying next toward tne center oi tne houae des- preaent head of cattle, prin- R. J. Pierce who a paid, shall bear intereat at the rate ol deed for Sec. 8; All of Sec. 18; SWft the court therein, the following Price-Ra- nee 5.000.00 Cattle $50.00 around purchased tract But no such land shall NWSE, cribed tracts of vis: cipally cows. He began acquiring his of state land in this less than oar (1) per cent per month and the Pur be given by the Commissioner until all Sec. 20; NNW. SWUNW. Sec land, not counting 1' 18 calf crop. 6 Bulls $500.00. county chaser shall be considered to be in de of such sectiona and the timber thereon 28; All of E,Sec. 30; Sec. 32; NNWji, Liberal terms. Address owner. Carl E. Free nock about three months ago. a now has it fenced and W, 12 Sale Na. 1228 All of Section 11; year ago fault of this contract uoon failure to oar shall have been for in full, as herein SENW, SWXSWJ4, SEJ4, Sec. 34; T. N4 man, P. O. Pox lti), White OaksM New or all of sums due for landa or paid N.. R. 14 All of 4, 10; T. NVS, SWtfNEtf, SEtfNWtf, W No. stocked with 500 head of cattle and any the provided. W., Sections SWtf, Mexico. Mrs. R. C Bell, of Nara Visa lost is timber or interest thereon under the terms 12 N., R. 15 W., All of Sec 32; T. 13 N., uoz , ?ec ut iv. ar.it. ec. u making other extensive improve hereof, of 14 13 N.. EV. Sec. 24; her car in a after thirty days' notice tame 10. Before this contract Is delivered R. W., N. SWtf, Sec 26, T. EWiS, NNEtf, ENWtf, WANTED-Ab- out of leased fire that started in the ments. 15 Sec 25; T 22 R. 22 three sections ay reentered mail: but no notice of snontn the Purchaser agrees to deposit with the W., containing 8066.80 acres. No bid N., E, NMSWtf barn where it stood. Two fine for aa for will be for $3.15 SWWSWtt. Sec 1: All of Sectiona i. 4. 9., regis ly payments timber, provided Commissioner, as a guarantee for the faith- accepted less than per loctioa whrr cattle cao craze .11 th. tered neriora duiis in another Senator G. in Paragraph Five (5) hereof ahall be ful of all and the acre, to be paid aa provided ia paragraph iu, ia, 10; r.n, sec. zi; eaae lull part State C Smith was performance singular above Lot 2, EJ4NWM, SWMfiEK. NWXSEM, Sec. .OUI", ,P give deacriptioa were given or required. terms hereof, a check in the sum of one of the contract. ' oi ine ounaing saved. elected chairman of the Democratic 30; T. 22 23 1., All ol Section. 20,1 'fr '"PP'r nuimtnff and other in i Twenty-Fiv- e Thousand Dollars ($25,000.) ,. rat letter. No. 138. AND IN FURTHER CONSIDERATION of No IZ2J All Sec. 12; 6ec. 21. 22; WHSEM W Sec. car. Central Committee of Union county certified by a national bank, or banks, in Sale - of N& NEKSEK, NE. '""""J"" new Mexico. the covenant a and conditions Sec. 20; 22; 23: WVNE. XWU. See. 24: All ol Santa re, ROOSEVELT at a held in last s, agreement tne state oi Mew Mexico, eacn ot wnicn 14; SWtf. Nj4, Sec E4, SWtf, S. meting Clayton neretnatter set out to be term and oer- - a of Sec 24; EJ4E& SWtfSEtf, SEtfSWtf, Sec tiona 29, 32; SJ4N54, SX Sec. 2; T. 23 N., .. . week. shall have capital paid in not less R. 23 E 11548.41 fonned by the Purchaser, the Commission' than Fifty Thousand Dollar ($50,000.). with 26; NWtfNWtf, SNWtf. S& Sec 28; All containing acre. Thr er to a and eff- of Sec. T. 10 N.. R 13 W.. AH of a improvement, con.iat of value M & M agrees convey by good a surplus of not less than one-ha- of 30; fencing, FIE EDWARDS FIE A few Portales men icient deed to the aaid the 10, 14, 18; N& 20; All of Sec- ai IOU.W. i young are plan- Union County's quota of men to Purchaser, tne paid-u- capital; nut ine rurcnaser Sec ATTORNEYS-AT-LA- to build an and lands described In Schedule 'A" attached substitute at time in lieu of tions 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 34, T. 10 N., R. 13 ning airplane are leave the month of to- when for in may any Sec- No. NJ4. 10; during July hereto, paid full as herein such certified check Twenty-Fiv- e Thous- W., All of Sec. 2: Ejl, Sec 4; All of Sal. 7tl Sec NEWNEJ4, now on have 105. Sec- OFFICEi waiting plans. They tals provided. and Dollars ($25,000.), of United States Gov- tions 10, 12, 14; Ntt, Sec 22: All of SWJ.NEJ., W!4NWJ. SEMNWX, Sec. 11; of - 12 R. 14 T. 22 R. 25 520 tome the materials ready. Por- ernment Bonds. Only coupon bonds will tions 26, T. N., W., Alt of Sec 36; N., E., containing acrea. 2. The Purchaser aoreea nav 13 N-- , R. 14 There are no Csra.r Palac. 6 toies ruewi. Mr. Mahannah. of Indcnendence to at be acceptable, but the Purchaser shall be T. W., containing 13,770.93 improvement. Wa.klala At. the rate of not less than Two Dollars entitled to the interest on such bond a acres. The timber on this tract has been Saala Fa, Naw M.sWo. Valley, has just finished a sheep and Fifteen Cent ($2.15) per thousand feet it accrue. sold but not cut over. No bid will be ac- JIo bid on the above deacribed tracta of Bear Grass Price AaWanea. of 160 acres board measure for all timber of Western cepted for less than $3.15 per acre, to be tight pasture which will Yellow J. B. Pruddy, of Portales, local be a great improvement on his farm. Pine and ether specie standing and The Commissioner shall hold such de- paid as provided in paragraph one of the for the American Manufactur erowtnc oa the said Land, the amount posit and upon default of the Purchaser above form of contract, agent Des Moines Swastika. of atumpage of such timber to be as- in the of of the terms Co., of St. for certained a hereinafter performance any ing Joiiis, bear grass provided. of thia contract, said sum of Twenty-Fiv- e The successful bidder will be required to has announced that the has Thousand Dollar (S2i,O00.) shall inure to pay for the advertising and all costs in- price 2. Not leas than ninetv 90. dava be cidental to the sale herein. advanced from $9.00 a ton $11.00 VALENCIA the State of New Mexico a liquidated Save to a fore the Purchaser ahall desire to com- And is ' Wheat and Meat ton for the and mence damages. it hereby expressly by Eating dried bated grass. cutting the timber upon aay of the agreed that the amount of damages which Any improvements existing on the land land covered by thia contract, it shall shall accrue to the State of New Mexico at the time of the first publication of New At Belen in- Material Skipped SaperiateedeBt give the Commissioner notice of it by virtue of a breach of this contract this notice shall be paid for by the suc- More J. H. DovWen. of tention, tore t her with a lenl deacrintion the Purchaser and the same is cessful bidder. The balance of the Superintendent which by shall, finishing mat- of the section from it wishes to declared to be, the sura of Twenty-Fiv- e Farmington, San Juan County, has remove the and of hereby erial for the building of the First been elected timber, upon receipt Thousand Dollars ($25,000.), and upon AH outstanding leases oa lands sold will National Bank superintendent of the such notice the Commissioner shall cause such breach this contract shall terminate. be cancelled on October i, 1918, and pos- at Portales has been Valencia Be- to be made of the deairaated will bid- it is County High School at cruise Upon faithful compliance with the terms session be given the successful shipped and expected to be com- len and has land, by a timber cruiser appointed by of this contract aaid shall be re- ders oa that date accepted the position hies, who his es- deposit pleted and ready for occupancy by He shall make cruise and turned to the party of the second part POTATOES conducted a very sucessful term timates strictly according to the terms The above sale of lands is to August 1st. hereof. at the expiration of the period covered subject as instructor at the Valencia County The amount of timber shows to by the life of this contract. valid existing rights, easements, rights of be on the lands by these cruises (subject way and reservations. institute tnis summer. , the In this will assist in to conditions hereinafter recited) shall The Purchaser may assiga the contract way jrou greatly th RIO ARRIBA be the basis for payment for the timber' for land whole in The Commissioner of Public Lands erf covered the purchase of ia or Superintendent Baca renorta that by this contract. The time of part, but no assignment of the same shall New Ifexico reserves the right to reject wsr tasks of the United States Food Ad. his school finances are in splendid be made for lands in aay township un- any and all bids offered at aaid sale. great It is very for notice provided for herein, however, may all of in gratifying condition and that he was able to he whea less the leads each township man to Rio pay changed necessary and by agree snd covered by this contract be includ- Witness say hand and the official seal go through Ariba county all his teachers with ment ol the Office ministration. and see number off warrants parties. ed thereisk of the State Land of the State the of good new that were not dishonored at the of New Mexico, this 8th day of May. school houses which Commissioner 11. 1918, County school banks and that he'has a surplus suf- The, agrees to appoint aa As long as the Purchaser shall superintendent Jose Garcia has to his ficient to his ana mutually satisfactory observe the covenant herein agreed by it credit in his pay teachers next fall who shall W enwaweteaf fa to be performed, it shall have aad enjoy ROBT. f ERVTElf, county. Soon after he until taxes cruise the timber covered coa-- aaid Ceasaiaiosir of Public Land of the H. S. KAUNE CO. had assumed the are collected. That's by this the right to occupy and use land. & the duties of his office, business I Edncational News Bullet tract, towards whose compensation the And the Purchaser shall have and eajoy State f New Mexico he and Assistant State Superintend- - in. rmrtkmwrr wiB aay t the State Serewty all rights ef way privileges eceseary and First PubtieaHoa May p, 191. row tare ta7x, taar it tar logging purwoees. aver, say. Last Pvibticatiea Amguet 8, mi mnoveD innroui iiiteihatiohal me!" she faltered, her voice broken by and In the sequestered hollow of Lul wife ;luid left. The gossip of thecoun-trysld- e shots, I supposed he had nYd them fear or pain. worth Cove they stopped till duwn was that Sir Dlgby's growing to terrify me. After that all wus jsllent. Fngcrly Christophei itace and l'atll beckoned them on. eccentricity had been too much for I decided to wait, If I were not discov- t SWfSOlOOL Western put out ieir arms to reuch liy six o'clock they were off upon them; but others said thut, having ered, till dawn, when . I would slip and draw her into the car. their chivalrous errand, neither behind hoped thut their master's fortune might down, hopiug my uncle might be Hut fate came between them and the the other ill eagerness, for Christophi become theirs by his will, jealousy of asleep." & -- girl. A new puff of wind caught the did not see why he had not US' much the beautiful niece hud fluully com "Do you mean the Jury to under- Lesson Cs balloon again, bumping the basket right us Western to full In love, with pelted them to give notice. stand that you remained on the roof (By REV. P. 11. FITZWATER, D. D.. against the battlements, so thut both the beautiful mystery. For several months the young girl all night without being aware that Teacher of English Bible In the Moody CA AJl.WiLLIAroon men to had ucted us uncle's uncle was dead?" demanded the Bible Institute of Chicago.) AUTHORS KTMC LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR" ETC staggered und fell upon their Therefore, when Western began her housekeeper, your knees. So some to his without usslstunce. No servants were coroner. (Copyright, 1918, Weitern Newspaper 1 great und so sudden was make remarks, apropos Union.) the strain that the branch which for a own state of mind, Christopher frunk engaged, no visitors received. The duy "I do," answered the girl. "I dared DRAMATIZED AHD PRODICCD moment had arrested them broke with ly proclaimed his own intentions. before the publication of the report not ga down. Once, though, I hoped JULY in PICTURES THE a sharp snap, and the balloon, already "I!ut I tell you the girl Is mine,' Marne grocer hud called at Abbey to be taken away." LESSON FOR 14 VITACRAPM lightened of ballast, was whirled away argued the other, surprised and dis court with his curt to bring milk and At this arose a whisper. What could COnPAfiY i like a soap-bubbl- e before they hud gusted; for he hud tuken Christopher' other stores. Ills knocking remained the girl mean? Was she, too, mad? READING GOD'S WORD. COPYRIGHT. l3lo time to speak. helpfulness for disinterested sympathy. unanswered, but at last he discovered And had she expected miraculous aid? LESSON TEXT-Peal- mi 19:7-1- Acta 8: In a second the white-robe- d girl and "Why Is she yours more thun mine?' that a side door was unlocked. Fear "While I was on the roof," she went clsion. lint Hace, who the dark some in house on In her uneasiness an TENTH EPISODE Christopher battlements had been swept argued Itace. ing tragedy the strange faintly, giving ' GOLDEN TEXT Te shall know the stood in the middle of the car, won- out of sight. Western got to his feet "liecause I saw her lirst," said hold, he entered, cried Miss Pluutage- air of artificiality to her statement, truth, and the truth shall make you free. dered heciiiise, the hro-.v- valve-cor- John 8:32. The Lost Girl. though six and seized the hut Christo Western. net's name, but bud no unswer. He "soon after dark It must have been, a hands vanished, the lialloon .still still on his "Then how's to be de then ventured on an and AUUITlONAIi Material for pher, knees, cried out a this thing explorutlon, TEACHERS Psalms 87:31: 119:9-1- 6: Pro seemed hi he still. a ; 65:8-1- had standing warning "stop!" cided?" finully made dreadful discovery the verbs 13:13; Isaiah John Christopher was scorching, lie 1 "Not enough pis, suppose," he mur- Listen, he suid, "what's "Ily tho girl when we Mud her." body of Sir Digby hung hulf out of a Romans 15:4. In il'i iin "r that 119: engaged Impossible thing, mured, Willi gentle scorn. "It's the sound?" "When we find the one who doc window invisible from the bock of the DE.VOT10NAL READING Psalms itiiiissilili with :i car less her, sympathetic same sort of feeling you have In u "The sea 1" he most toward her shall have the house where the entered. The tliiin. Runner, Inn lid believed exclaimed. "We're over saving grocer rlr motor, when she gasps out her last the sea." right to first. Do you unfortunate baronet bud been shot in I. Characteristics of God's Word t'nit lie was going I" 'I" it. speak agree?' sigh of petrol through her carhuret-h-r.- " "Another moment and we asked Itace. the breast and 111 the head, though no 19:7-11- Hi' had hud ii rush down u should (Ps. tingling have been in said a mo was to be and Miss de- siivleli ruinl when, it," added Christopher, "ics, Western, after weapon seen; The Psalmist here sets forth six long, straight f "Is il?" echoed his new friend, who "Then thut house must ment's hesitation. I'liintiigenet, the other six us liitli' us might hi- - u stand close only occupant scriptive titles of God's Word, slowing was, Christopher now began to realize, to the Western of the house, hud The six 1111111111:. In1 shot ii uood'-- shore," said. ".Sixty Scarlet Runner had sped under the disappeared. qualities, aud resultant through an cxi man we were " ut ouce untitled the si- - lingly young srcoinis ago there; now shadow of a ruined castle, and was grocer police at effects. tioii a ii' ran hi "ii s uiii'i linn? nil of the J. est American type. "Well, "We're being blown out to sea, aren't ucnrhig Ardwanage, when u train Marne, and search was made for the FIRST GROUP ing. sli just p here inn! look over." wc finished Christotiher. which had not full missing girl. Lute in the evening she 1. Lord" Mechai'ieally hi' came hi a stop, so yet gaihered speed Title: "The Law of the Christopher stopped ami looked, ami "I'm afraid we the other station ran toward wus found ut Weymouth, in n state of S'llllll'lllj' that Si 'ii rl t Runner her are," ad after leaving the (v. 7). started buck amazed. While he had ! 1 ut a small hotel near - milled. "i rent Scot wouldn't have them the line that here eollupse, the rail this Is meant the fundamental iiriinir nil' fur s; i cd waltzed in yrstiT- along lay By sneered at the halloon's plight, she had this for with road. Race had way station, where she hud arrived God as a moral day's mini, mill llt llt'I' lllllllU't Where happen anything." parallel the principles which being had hoi'ii quietly, Industriously rising "Is It so dangerous?" slowed down for a frightened horse, that morning. She was arrested on hi i reveals to the consciences of men na tier driviiig-- heels should have been. to a of a height thousand feet above "Hang danger! I wasn't thinking of and he was in the act of putting on suspicion of murdering her eccentric binding upon the soul. These are Aliuvi' h head nti'l l hrlstopher s u the stnriiiK faces t he had expected to mysell or you either. I was thinking speed again when Western sprang up uncle, whose heiress she was believed everywhere discernible In the Bible. charming balloon was poised, iis see KiiziiiK up into his. of the girl that beautiful, that divine In the seat beside him. "Turn us to be ; but her weakness und hysterical 2. "Perfect" (v. 7). in inching it in 'n ri li in an adja- Quality: "Not enough nasi" laughed the girl. We've lost her deserted left as you can," he stammered, condition had prevented her from It Is free from omissions and re- cent lii'l l, while over tin' edge her, quick leaning American. "Why, thanks to my econ- her abandoned do you understand? "Catch that train. She's In It !" making any statement. A doctor hud, v dundancies. there of its l.aski'i rar, al a height nl' .'in ST Being perfect, let omy, we're as full of gas as one of We can't get buck to her. We don't "Was she alone?" asked however, been culled in, und announced sm should be no adding to or taking away in an', a young man ilrank a ii nl' ti'a ha Christopher, your penny dailies. Let's be happy know where she Is. We can never tlnd as Scarlet Runner, sensi respons thut Miss Plantagenet would probubly from.' To do so Is most perilous (Rev. it ii l.iiiUi'd down up-il- li.i- lively approaching as birds, telling each other our names her ive to be well enough next to be taken Is as a moral iimtiir. again." his touch, leaped ahead like a duy 22:18, 10). It perfect and impressions of things in general. "We must," said Christopher. back by train as far as Murne, where code, and It perfectly accomplishes "Halloa I" sai'l lie In 111" sky. I'm 1'aiil " panther. Western Western tilted out another of "How can I tell? I siiw she would have to appear at the coro man's salvation. "Ilallua !" n plied lie mi lie t'lirlli. bag only her,' "I might have guessed thut," cut in sand. said Western. ner s inquest, 3. Effect: "Converting the Soul" "That's what cull side-slip- , isn't you Christopher. "You're the Western, of from "She's here now," said Western, it?" The clouds fell under them as On the long, straight stretch of road "By (v. 7). course winner of the big balloon race shot up Into more rarefied air. the wind shouted In their ears like a tins time the inquest hus probubly be Convert means to restore. Man la "or its first cousin," grumbled they "I Said I Intended to Marry Her!" last week. Delighted to meet you. As "The best we can for now, and Scarlet Runner gun." away from God. angry with himself and rullli'il thing hope hurrlcune, gained contlnuully wandering for me, the only race I have to my 1 he went on, "Is to to on the dark trail of smoke. But According to public opinion, Miss balloon came close to house. Two The effect of the law of God Willi the stranger. suppose," get easily the practical credit Is my name Christopher Itace." France, and then back to find she a with chil- Plantagenet hud had motive to meu were In It Is to turn men to God himself, right- "Side-slip'- s W" again, plunged into village enough young gentlemen something inner net," Already, as one says across the Chan- her and the or to all we to their kill her uncle. He was a man of vin to save me. Their eousness and holiness. The and aii! the man in the lialliiiiu. house, spend dren toddling out of cottages and I begged them mighty young nel, it made and far below they have, and in to do It. road. In an In dictive temper, an expert In the art of was Instrument used in the salvation "Or tire Little is night; are, trying If playground, the public balloon caught somehow in a tree, only trouble; Stranger saw clustering lights, shining like we're to make this without stunt the to irritating aud those were so near a of souls Is the Word of God. It la Rome vehicle." passage speed had dropped a crawl torturing depend and they for minute jewels on purple velvet cushions. shipwreck, we must travel high." and the car picked its path among ent upon hi m. that I hoped they could tuke me with quick and powerful (Heb. 4:12). It "Me ilunt have hi our l say prayers hough they could teel no wind, us After midnight the gale grew maids and men, skimmed Little was known In Marne about them. must have seen how restores our backsliding also. The time we want tn sni'l weary. tiny silently They fright every stop," they bunt over the edge of the basket Miss Plantagenet ; but she had been ened I and I think meant to dally study of It is necessary. "(inod-by- . was, they I'hlistophcr. Hope, ynu'll the lights in the world beneath ap- seen, and was considered beautiful, but a wind came aud freed the SECOND GROUP get somewhere." help, peared to limit rapidly past, us if borne Some ladles said it was not natural to balloon, whirling it out of sight, 1. Title: "The Testimony of ths "I'm in to mi hurry yet anywhere," by an onrushitig tide. be so handsome as that, and the girl they hud no time." Lord" (v. 7). answered ill' other. "I'm out for fun; "Have you any idea where we are?" must he an udventuress. A titter of Incredulous It Is the witness which God bears as ureu't 1 laughter ynu?" asked Christopher, who had long ago WA Christopher Ruce aud Paul Western among the onlookers Interrupted her. to his uttrlbutes, and against man's "Xo; fur business, (cind-h- abandoned of or Its '$ listened to again." hope Torquay m D these scraps of Information, and was quickly checked. But It had sins. "I ilnn't know where wnul hi ynu go, neighborhood if he had ever really for they wished to know something not died before Western, ignoring the 2. Quality: "Sure" (v. 7) hut I hei I could there gel y,iu quicker had any hut, like u true sportsman, about the case before going to the coro formulitles of a coroner's Inquest, It Is plnln and Infallible. We can Ihan you can net ner s yourself." was reveling In the adventure. Inquest. But five minutes of such stepped forward. "They are hero as repose In It our Interests for time and "What? I'nuld ynu go fmm London ".Might he Hampshire," suggested gossip sulliced, und then they were off witnesses!" lie exclulmed. "We are eternity. In a world of doubt and un- T'ii-iua- t(i in seven hours? 'l'liat's West"i-- vaguely, "or well, might In Scarlet Itunuer for the Bell liuoy the two bulloouists, my friend and I, certainty, It Is a blessed thing to have what I'm lying I" il'i." be anywhere near the coast. It's inn und we can corroborate every word that which is sure to rest upon. "Shouldn't 1 ave to try. .Shall I lake hard hi say to .".0 miles or so, the way A crowd stood before the door, but Miss Plantagenet has suid. We can 3. Effect: "Making Wise the Sim- you?" we have been racing." Christopher aud Western contrived to prove her Innocence; for If she hud ple" (v. 7). c ar anil nil?" lie had pulled the valve-cor- d and squeeze through as far as a door kept murdered her uncle she would have The simple are those who have hum- 'TniiH', I'm serious, I'm ymir lh"y steadily descended. .Suddenly by a big policeman. They knew that known that his dead body was lying ble, open and teachable minds. Things crah nil ill lh" village, which I can see lin y conscious of a luminous behind that closed door the coroner's half out of his window, that we hud which are hidden from the wise and not far nil', though in your wonnlikc gilding of tile mist close to the falling Inquest was in full swing. seen it ami she would prudent are revealed unto babes. How " probably there, position on carlh ymi can't gi-- a balloon; mid al the same instant the e must be allowed to puss," West- have hidden herself Insteud of rush- true It Is that those who with open glimpse of it. Shouldn't wonder if ear bumped and swayed. They were n said imperatively. ing toward us and begging that we minds feed upon the Word of God are there's a garage f sorts." entangled In a tree. "Impossible, sir," replied tho repre would take her away." fortified against the devices of the There was a mlcrolie in Christopher 'Halloa, I (ii s is a surprise party!" sentative of the law. "Room's crammed, You and your friend never saw devil which sweep the worldly-wis- e Unco's I'looil wliii Ii went t.ia'l when il exclaimed Western, quick to snatch an Ihere Isn t space for one more, let Miss Plantagenet until the night In from their feet. came In coiii-ie- i with the mii'rohe of u lieuditig far over the edge he felt ulone two." question?" the'Corouer asked. THIRD GROUP (suggested udvciit lire, llisirranil from lor tin.' branches which held the bas- But we're Important witnesses' Xo." 1. Title: "The Statutes of the Lord" Lyndon to Toniuay was an crraml of ket, and bewail to hack al them, "l'ush urged Christopher. Then" very slowly and distinctly (v 8). business, as he had hiule.l. An inlver- - off you:' side if you can," he said to The big man grinned. "They ve got "how comes It thut you should have These are the principles or charges tisemciit of his hud lieu answered yes Christopher. witnesses enough In there, und too declared, on your visiting card which which the Lord gives to us all, to fit lerilay by it Mr. Iirowu of obediently Christopher leaned out many, maybe, for that poor girl." , you sent in to me, that you were en- us to rightly perform the duties which Mall, near Tonpiay, invit- and down, his hands coming Into cou-ta- ct If you mean Miss Plantagenet,' gaged to marry thut young ludy?" the different relations of life make ing him to bring his car on a visit of with bristling said Western quickly, "I Intend to At this question there wus a stir in obligatory upon us. ins, tioti and he engaged fig- ii "Why, we're close to a house," he marry her." the room, und the jury gazed at West- 2. Quality: "Right" (v. 8). month's trip If satisfactory, lieenuse said to Western, whose back was The manner of the policeman ern with narrow eyes of distrust ; but They are from the righteous God )n was proud of Scin-le- t ltui'.ner, ttud turned toward him as he worked. changed. "Oh, very well, sir, If you he answered, unabashed : who knows our nature and circum- liked to show her puces, he had wired "There must be a lighted window just are Miss Plantugenet's Intended hus I didn't say I was engaged to marry stances. They are absolutely Just and tl'at he would (tires permit tint;) reach round the corner." band, that alters the case. You had her. If you look again, you'll see that equitable. the Hall hi u seven hours' run from By tills time Western had stopped better write that on a curd, and I'll I suid I Intended to marry her. I wrote 3. Effect: "Rejoicing the Heart" (v. London." brunches to over his In. friend a to 8). chopping glance 'Do You Mean to Say You Remained on the Roof All Night?" send It Then you and your that, so thut I might have chance "I uccept with pleasure your kind in- shoulder. will probably be admitted." come in and give my evidence. But it The Word of God not only saves but said. "Will "Uy we are close!" he ex- cart-hors- be makes The high moral prin- vitation," Christopher you Jove, They still hung over the sea, but far past an unattended e Just Thus Western hud in an Instant is true. I do hope to marry Miss Planta- happy. me I claimed. 11 of God's Word cause the heart call for or do call for you?" away shone a lamp like a fallen star. ready to bolt, and sprang out with a come, of the pulr, the person of para genet hope beyond everything. I ciples u "I can touch to exult. The true heart In "We'll make rendezvous," replied the stone ledge, Just It was a lighthouse. Western said; and, bound Into open country again. mount importance. Triumphant, he shall propose to her on the first oppor rejoices or round and It when the other, "a little lower down the corner of the house wall," though they lost the welcome gleam, It "We shall do it!" cried Western; drew out a visiting card and scribbled tunity, und tell her that I fell in love Justice equity. rejoices the weak Is defended and the oppres-.- .. what you're still accustomed to consid- said Christopher. "It's wet Why, was not long after when they heard and then, round a turn, showed a rail something upon it. The policeman at first sight with the sweetest, purest, there's u blood - tn i..,i. ering 'down.' When you've put up jour pool of !" once more the thunderous booming of way crossing. A moment earlier, and ipeued the door wide enough to pass most innocent gin i ever met. i can, " icuuncu. crawler, you might Just bring along ait Christopher leaned out, with one surf. the cur would have shot through like this to a comrade, and a few minutes prove every word I am going to say FOURTH GROUP d yokel or two to help un- knee on the edge of the trapped car, "Land !" shouted Western. "She's un arrow; but Race had to jam the later the coroner's olticer wus ushering about my balloon, which took us over 1. Title: "The Commandment of the hitch me from the stars, eh? I don't one hand plunged into and grasping brought us safely across, after all. He-lo- brake on with sudden force, or Scarlet the two young men into the crowded to Normandy before we could descend. Lord" (v. 8). to Into view the want let myself down, as I cuu't the ivy. Hanging thus. lies France Xormundy, perhaps, Runner's bonnet would have crashed coffee room. The first thing we did was to catch a This brings personal God who stands back of his law to en- upti re pis." he could see the window whence came Now's our chance, und we must take into the gates as they swung shut. The girl was speaking as Chris train back and scour the country In my Christopher put up his car at the the light. It or fare worse." The cur was uhead of the train at topher and Western took their places; friend's automobile, looking for the force Its demands to require obedi- Inn A Hum's over window- valve-cor- ence to Its stiihle and in the company of three body hung the He pulled the The earth the crossing, but the race was over, und, seeing them, so bright a color lost girl and the lost house; we precepts. sin, inert and liteless. There was a flew up at them, and not far off were and had lost. sprang to her white face that the young couldn't locate them exactly. We 2. Quality: "Pure" (v. 8). they Is free from deceit and error. On red stain on the forehead, and the a group of farm buildings, with a large It was to learn from the men knew they had been recognized. learned what we wanted to know only It easy enough is the evidence of hair, which was dark and long, clung pond beyond. thut the train they had The girl did not falter for an Instant, by the paper today. We were never every page straight- gatekeeper No sinister motives wet and matted over the brows. The Together they started off through a chased was bound for London, but, as however, but went on nervously, ex- nearer the house at Abbey court than forward sincerity. three-cornere- d de-- ore to be found or lips were twisted into a terrible, plowed tield of sodden mud toward the it would at four stations before citedly, denying that she knew any- being caught in a tree ; we didn't ! suspected. Every stop demand mnde man is for his smile, and Christopher start- building with the pointed roofs where Its destination. It was Impos- thing of the pistol kept scend ; the dead body in the window upon own, reaching not God's ed back from it with a cry. they secured a curt to take them to the sible to guess at which the girl was iu her uncle's study beyond hearing was a mystery to us. But I would good, 3. Effect: the "What did you see?' asked Western. nearest station. . most to out. from Honey that It had disappeared wuger my dearest possession which "Enlightening Eyes" railway likely get 8- Christopher told him. "Do you want The journey back to England ucross All could do was to pause at from its place. She did not take It; Is my balloon that that pistol you (v- - - they The effect of God's law is to to look anil make sure I'm not mud?" a turbulent noisy sea was a vulgar ex- each town in turn, and Inquire at the she had been very unhappy in her were talking about dropped out of the give mnn not to unuer-hlmse- lf In' asked. , perience compared to their flight with station for a young lady answering uncle's house; they hud not had a dead man's hand when he had shot nb"ity, only stantl 1,18 ,ove Bnd but to be For mi instant Western hesitated, !hc mind among the stars. their At Beemouth they quarrel on the night of his death, but in his frenzy and fell Into the salvation, description. wlse ns to the about him. hen said that he would look. It was eight in the morning when had to for Scarlet Runner needed there hud been a distressing scene. bushes under the window where he things stop FIFTH GROUP Christopher held him, us he had held 'hey touched English soil, and their water and and while Chris- "He called me Into his study," she lay. I advise you to send and look petrol; "The of the Lord" Christopher; but the look was a brief l.rst thought was to buy a newspaper, topher was supplying her wants. West- went on, "and said cruel things; that for it." Title: Fear (v. one. of which they scarcely let a paragraph ern bought a newspaper of thut morn- wus cureless of his Interests, thut I So frank, so enthusiastic and so 8). the word of uod "For heaven's sake, let's get out of go unregarded. But they learned ing. was altogether a failure. If I hadn't handsome was Paul Western that'1.he Reading produces reverential fear In the heart of the Ins." Western stammered. "I hope nothing. So far, the battlemented "Wendy to go on," said Christopher. hated to leave him alone in his glomy carried all before him. Terhaps it was I'm no coward, but It's too ghastly house Its if "We won't on. We house I would have gone loug ago. largely due to his evidence and the reader. kept secret; nevertheless, go stop here," "Clean" happening on such a thing whatever fortune did not favor thetu iu one way, answered the American Then he flew Into one of his rages fact that his belief In the girl's Inno 2. Quality: (v. 8). excitedly. Is not clean In but it is, whatever it means. Il makes me It did In another, for they discovered "Read this." terrible rages they were, mad rages, cence was unassailable, that the coro- It only Itself, sanctifies of those who re-- s'n k to he near It. Where's that ax? a train leaving almost Im- He to a half column of which always frightened me dread- ner's jury brought In their verdict at the heart Southampton pointed celve Here. We'll be free, and off into pure mediately after their arrival, which startling headlines: "Murder or Sui- fully, and made me believe that he last: "Suicide while temporarily In It 'We're Blown Out to Sea, 3. being air in a minute." would take them across to cide of a Baronet. Master of was a lunatic, as Honey and his sane." Effect: "Enduring Forever" (v.0). Aren" We?" country Abbey really The life and founded With a crash, a branch broke short Scarlet Runner. Court, Dorsetshire. Beautiful Young wife used to say. This was the worst Christopher admired Paul Western relationship .upon his law abide forever. whom he ea-iil- collected, off under the ax. Western threw out She lay ut a small village not far Cirl Accused, and Arrested by Police had seen. Often he had struck now more than ever, freely admitted that otitis :nin, SIXTH GROUP leturned to the held of the buHnou by sand, and flouted up, humping against from Yeovil; and it was eleven when While Trying to Escape." he threatened to kill me. He said his was the "first right," fairly won 1. "The of the a short cut across men lows. a curious, battlemeuted roof, which Christopher was ready to return West- Sir Digby riuntagenet was an eccen- rather than I should leave his house and after all was glad to think that he Title: Judgments Lord" (v. Kach of Christopher's assistants pot rose unJ stretched dark in the moon- ern's hospitnlity of the day before. tric, middle-age- d baronet, claiming de- and carry evil reports, he would shoot had helped him win It 9). this is meant the sentences pro- Iialf a crown for the work he would light. All night the expert balloonist had scent from kings. He was a childless me. I rushed out of the room, scream And Western did win the girl. It By T God's Word. have been enchanted to do for nothing, "We're caught again! Another puzzled over the problem ol distances widower, living alone save for two old ing, for I believed he meant to keep r,tilt ho stratum If tiA rtlri tint. nounced by Chris-- 1 2. "True and Righteous" md while all three villnne youths cluin branch somewhere!" cried AVestern and speed, trying to determine .from servants, a Mr. and Mrs. Honey. his word, and I believe It still. I didn't would also have been strange if Quality: (v. the Iiusket's in- us had the map of how fur and In rich to keep a gener- know where to hide from him, for the had not been asked to be the 9). grinninK to edge the desperately. Just they thought England Though enough topher The God In. to sail out of of what direflion Little had ous he lived almost as a lock on my door, as on most of the best man at the wedding. penalties prescribed by vited izwxt climbed danger perilous humps. Stranger household, are conformable to the intuitive I to- he moved drifted. Now. in obedience to West- and saw no one until a be- was broken. Then I thought of (END OF TEXTH EPISODE.) true, "When say 'Let ko!' do it all As exclaimed, something miser, year doors, moral sense of mnn. ordered the balloon's owner, near and u which had been ern's calculations. Scarlet Runner's fore, when he sent for a of the roof a flat roof, with battlements; gether," by, tigure daughter 3. Effect: "Serve as and his anchor and the battleuents sprang bonnet was oimn a southeast- his dead brother, a young Marga- and I ran through many passages till Growing. Warnings us he pulled in deftly hiding umong pointed girl, Reward" (v. 11), the round the cur. - acd ran toward the swaying bal- erly course, always toward ret Plantagenet, whom he had been came to the ladderlike stairway that Friend I understand that your Bring testooned rope "Any- up slanting If the warnings be heeded, ship- on translated loon. the sea. educating in a French convent school. leads to I climbed up, trembling, is getting larger. me who hangs may get it practice wrecks upon life's sea will be pre- A In a white dress was hurry- Darkness fell, and all the The had come to live with her un for I could hear my uncle calling; my Toung Doctor That's true. My pa o another sphere. Farewell forever. girl searching girl vented. Besides God pays' a wags - out- and had been vain. and nine months her name and doors. I bad not tient has ten In Son- let go!" ing along the flat roof, her arms all the questionings cle, eight or after slamming gained nearly pounds for obedience to bis laws. Godliness Is And did let with scared pre-- stretched in a gesture. "Save It was useless to go on after nightfall, arrival both servants husband and been hiding long when I heard two the past few weeks. they go detaining profitable unto all, having the promise of the life that now is, and that which and Is to come. DUE TO FOOD are associated with animals, are the this parasite might Indicate that he bad theory of the evolution of man. It Is tlonists contend be achieved his pres- visitations that endanger life prop- SUPERIORITY cli- A Notable Bible beef, and fish tapeworms. Scien- eaten uncooked fish for a long period," contended that one of the chief factors ent supremacy. erty on a large scale, and collects II. Example of pork scientific tific seems to indicate On the whole, however, speculation on In man's rise In the Intellectual and matic statistics for agricul- 8tudy (Acts 8:238). Mam's Rise to Place Above the Lower Investigation 1. Who It Was the scale above other animals was Do We Have Weather Bureau? ture. Popular Science Magazine. (r. 27). Be Result that the evolution of these three para- subject points to the probability physical Why The a man of Animals Declared to sim- This Is to be Ethiopian eunuch, sites has probably been somewhat that man has been a meat eater for his early tendency to add to bis vege- question likely asked, He was the of Eating Meat case thousand Certain investi- a amount of meat, tn more or less tones, when- French Wins Crop Large. great authority. secretary ilar to that of man himself. In the many years. table diet certain querulous of of the con- proces- ever the local weather The wine crop In the Glronde district the treasury Ethiopian queen. of the beef and pork parasites. It is gators, notably Gregory, have thus "shortening the digestive prediction fails, The wisest and best men and women In a letter to Science, W. W. Lyon was source and the as often does. The over- of France to exceed then argued that man has been eating cluded that the horse a of ses," improving nutrition by it Inquirer promises greatly of have been reverent stu- to be addition Tms looks the fact that the weather bureau that of the notwith- the earth Mates that there appears "strong pigs and cows and perhaps himself food, and others who have followed his of rtimalating proteins. previous year, dents of the Bible and have testified man his In unable to added to his and has much more to abnormal labor conditions. aoological evidence that and for a good many centuries. the research activities have been Improved diet energy Important things standing to Its and power. man not resourcefulness. Increased his foretell than changes of The Increase Is due to the fa- beauty ancestors have long indulged In three case of the fish parasite the theory prove that primitive did eat strength ordinary largely 2. The Circumstances of 28). are Is affected. But horse meat with beef. Further and stimulated his and weather. It with vorable weather. In some districts hall (r. forms of animal food which today fails, for the dug also along activity placed predicts certainty It was while traveling that this The par--1 ease evidence man was not him in of the windstorms, destructive floods, has of vineyards, commonly foond in markets." this commentator adds that "the that early given the front evolutionary great destroyed parts tat areat man was studrini the, Bible. meat-eatin- U-- - 4?at vbkfc prey upon man, and whica with which man becomes infested wlti to g is embodied in the process by means of which e croio- severe freezes and other atmospBerle soar the loss has been ities nnd put tneiu In my hat And then these three men these three, who look so much like pickpockets, they Late Summer Silk Suits A Suspicious crowded close to me. Anil I took them to be pickpockets. And, though I sow Character the flag coming, I knew what would happen If I removed my hat. I knew these three men would snatch it from me, and take all I have." By WILLIAM HAMILTON OSBORNE wild-eye- The magistrate eyed the d MAINTENANCE IS A BIG ITEM Of Th Vigilant man with n cold eye. "Good story," he said to the officer. New Hampshire Uses Patrolmen, Who "See what he's got In his hut." Every Little Hole as Soon The other day Id the city where I Repair The officer jerked the hat away from aa It Appears. lire there was a parade. It patriotic the offender and turned Its contents Let the one who sighs for comfort It ts better to say: "This one thing I was announced that was hand-gras- p every patriot out on the bench before the Judge. (By E. R. HOt'SE, Colorado Agriculture'' Feel a true; do," than to say. "These forty things I to uncover when Stars It will cheer the and dabble In." Gladden. expected the The Inside rim was stuffed with pa- College, Fort Collins, Colo.) way surely Washington and swept the are should Can't Impoverish you. Stripes by. During pers. Then he separated these papers There two elements thut parade everybody did be In the cost of road con- FOOD FOR THOUGHT. It and spread them out upon the desk. figured HELPFUL HINTS. Standing on the curbstone was on This is what he found: struction. First, the cost of construc- Individual, with tion. the cost of maintenance. When we lenrn, as the French na- unkempt straggly linlr, One certificate of membership In the Second, Mnke housework as as and a who Is the of these two the light tion has learned, to use meat simply wild, desperate eye, kept lied Cross. It yearly average of the about him when the should be considered possible, getting every member ns a tlnvor, nnu looking uneasily, One Ited Cross receipt for n contri- that always to do his crowd him he hitched when the cost a road. True fnmily other foods in com- pressed against bution of $100 marked "Thanks" figuring of all himself but he must have seen It be constructed share. Thus may bination with It away, across the bottom. Is, that roads may the the hats come off as the colors In such n manner as to need lit- - enjoy lovely nourishment, swept A letter from the man's boy at the very summer and have for down the tie hut these roads we will uot be so thoroughfare. When the flag front, saying that he had been pretty maintenance, lire was half a block mnn to and It Is out recreation and exercised about only away, this badly wounded and was rot expected very expensive build, instead of lifted bis hand of remov of the to them pleasure high prices. The but instead to live. question contemplate the Ills down for the West. The of road burdening flavor found In the ing hat he drew It farther A other type house-mothe- newspaper clipping iient out by r with of upon his head. His action was no the war his Is the road that costs a moderate extractives department, announcing tasks others should meats Is the ticed. death. sum to construct and then a yearly appe do. Mothers often of the meat and the rea- "Uncover!" yelled somebody In the A war confirm- charge for maintenance of said road. tizing part department letter remark: "It Is easier to do a thing son for our desire for more and more, crowd. The crowd, like a lot of ehll it. ing myself than to see that others do It," A small of meat will add fla dren, forgot all about the flag passing, A but It portion funeral notice, published three is not right to herself nor good vor to a amount of and turned its attention to the' man of large vegetables, months Inter, announcing the death training for others to be allowed to thus the for flavor who hadn't taken off his hat. the mother here in town. shirk. satisfying appetite boy's and giving the desired amount of nour- "Where is he where Is lie?" people Five unregistered Liberty loan Iron the hems of the sheets asked. only ishment. bonds of the denomination of $100 -- when they are to be on the "Uncover placed A tough piece of meat may become there uncover," cried ench. beds. No one will know that n half stentorian palatable and tender by ndillng a tie voices. The magistrate beckoned to the as; hour has been saved from such Iron- mun r&l lilesiMionful of vlnemir to it while The turned about and his hnnd three men. he exhibited th a half Silently ing, hour for rest, rending or a stewing. strayed to his hut again. It seemed contents of the hat to them. walk how much more than as he was about to remove It. important Here Is a sweetmeat thnt we may though "Now, gentlemen," said the magis- a perfectly Ironed sheet. are But three men close to him eat with a clear conscience ns we pressed trate, "Is there any one of you pa- Gloves which need cleaning may be not that which threateningly. who invested five hundred dol- using any sugar except triots quickly cleaned by moistening flour Is stored In the dried fruit: Tuke a You take your hat off, do you lars In the or who is n Liberty loan, with gasoline and washing the gloves each of figs, dates and raisins Those who design suits showed us taffeta with a fa hear 1" they shouted at him. member of the Ited or who has cupful plain, moderately Cross, on the hands until clean. nnd n rupful of puffe'd wheat, witli a Just how adroit could be when skirt. Coats at the bottom He drew away from them and contributed a hundred dollars to the they pointed pulled Stains on linen should he moistened bit of orange and lemon peel which they mnnnged their early spring offer- have proved so graceful that this fea- It more firmly down upon his head. Ited Cross, or who has lost a boy at with peroxide then placed In the sun. has been dried; grind all through a ings of wool. They had to be made of ture of spring styles Is retained In this "Take that hat off fir I'll knock it the front, or who has n boy at the If the stain Is obstinate n second ap- ment chopper and make Into small the shortest allowance of goods, but model. The collar, cut in points that cried one of the three men. front? Thnt's what I'd like to know." off," plication may be necessary with the balls or squares. Wrap In waxed pn the designers made a virtue of neces- are embroidered, Is new. The girdle wild-eye- d The three looked at each The man shook his bead putrlots addition of a little soap. per and keep In a dry place. Nuts sity and the conservation of wool at the high waistline Is extended Into other, looked ut the looked at and kept drawing away. judge, Scald a dish or utensil In which fish may be added for a change, making worked to the advantage of styles. points at each side of the back, and the wild-eye- d mun, looked at the "Uncover," cried the crowd, surging cop, has been cooked a more nutritious confection. Later turned to several new and these are embroidered also. The and witli a manner of with vinegar and they against the four principals, "make him then, grand water. Oatmeal and Steak heavy weaves In silk ns a substitute sleeves are Into flaring cuffs, und slunk Hamburg gathered uncover there." pickpockets, softly silently Wood skewers with a lilt of cloth Tuke a cupful of cooked nutmeul with for wool and for midsummer they were ornamented with a row of rather larg "Slacker," yelled somebody. away. a of clove nnd a bit of chopped able to forget nil ubout saving ma- d buttons. Moral: How it is to make a wrapped around them make tine pinch "Traitor," cried somebody else. easy cleaners. will remove onion or green pepper, nnd mix It terials and design suits of taffeta and noise like a can't They dust from The three men seized the offender patriot! Also, you corners In as well as In with the steak to make It atin according to their own fancy. Children's Clothes. most tell! wlndowpnties hamburger and laid violent hands upon his hut. ulways dishes. serve two or three more than It would These make the Inst of their offerings; There are many serviceable frocks The man clung to It desperately, If windows stick, grease the rope without the oatmeal. Rread crumbs, for now they must begin their work of linen of heavy weave. For soma ABOARD TRANSPORT throwing all his strength Into his THE with a little fat and put a little rice or comment mush, or nny cooked for fall. reason, some of the smart children's grasp. Then a police officer forced around the This Is treat- cereal may be used In place of the No one could ask for more than they outfitters huve put out an unusual AUGUSTUS THOMAS casing. good his way through the crowd. By Good Read in Colorado. ment for a stubborn drawer. oatmeal. have done this season In giving us va- number of linen frocks In yellow and said one of the three men, of the Vigilantes. Dessert. whole figs In In the suit nt lavender; because these "Officer," I haven't told our The runs Fresh blood stains will be quickly Dainty rPrnp riety styles. pretty perhaps mnn In We'll come secret, Jear, maintenance usually up In let stand over the left of the returns colors are off the beaten track of "take this churge. Since my good-b- y to you; removed by rubbing well with dry grape juice, night, picture there to a considerable annua! and It marsh-mallow- with We'll make a But flowers birds were cost, then stuff with nuts or fresh once more the banished children's We must ail you. complaint." and singing It. is this maintenance thnt is starch which absorbs It, and then when plaited skirt, equipment. The officer seized man the And Hans and ribbons flinging it, usually roll In sugar and serve with with four double box to coin-men- d have grown a little of the u the by commissioners brushed no stain will be left. plaits, wenry arm. And golden sunshine bringing it neglected by county crackers as dessert. it to the possessor of a slender cessant and blue conventionally Down every breeze that e'ew. and road Pour a glnss of warmed Jelly over pink "I will go with the supervisors. the mutton roast be- If you will observe the ment bills figure. The short eont boasts side selected for little girls a few years you," gasped As nn Illustration of road or chops Just man, "but not with them not with It filled me as we crossed the pier good fore of the cook who buys steaks, chops plaits below the waistline, the design- and more ago, observes a Paris fash- To march aboard the boat maintenance us I have been able to serving. them." Glossy clothing may be rubbed with nnd other quickly cooked meats, you er apparently determining to make the ion correspondent. It does seem a lit- With every band a playing it, find is thnt practiced by New Hump will see thnt are than most of the of to lavender on a The three men followed the officer. The stepping feet a saying it, a piece of emery paper, using a light they higher privilege using plaits tle odd put shire. New Hampshire's roads are of who her And one The crowd trailed on behind, until The singing tars belaying it; tquch. those the woman plans again. The coat opens over a narrow doesn't It? yet of the Filled eyes and heart and throat mnlnly grnveled roads. Most of the nt shown they reached the nearest precinct sta- Scorched places on linen will be meals, using the cheaper cuts, requir- white vest, straight pieces ench most charming frocks recently them are rightly constructed, the nnd Is of front the n note tion. The on taken out if moistened nnd put into ing longer cooking, her family side the having effect of by children's dressmaker of story still goes by night wet and rolled as It Is fed finished The was led before the mag- all the furled; gravel being sunshine. On woolen cloth rub better nt the same time. Looking scarf ends with pendent, was of white voile, with collars and culprit Though bunting's but In strong istrate. As the man entered the court- The tightening ropes ure rattling It, placed upon the rond, ninny with a of bread. ahead, planning the meals economical- balls. cuffs of violet organdie finished will waves are It this ts on account piece room, he took off his hat and bowed. Te speeding priittllng pinces impossible Hot milk with a of sul- ly Is well worth the thought of every The suit ut the right is of black loose, coarse buttonholing. The 'whispering stars are tattling It Of the and In these the tenspoonful The officer stnted his ense the And all the world. expense pinces used as a will relieve a good housewife. police telling gravel Is the road phur gurgle three men mode their complaint. simply spread upon sore throat. I know when we where and left for the traffic to "Well," demanded the judge fiercely, get they fight compuct. In life's small things be resolute and And beckoning death shall call, Many of these roads have to bear great Hats for Little Girls "Is this true?" bursting steel Is shelling it, Life, I repeat. Is energy of love Inexpensive ytiere a fairly heavy t raffle, dur- or exercised In To keep thy muscles trained. Knowest The offender bowed. "What they say And flaming guns are belling it, especially Divine human; pain; thnu when fate Is And deadly hate is helling it, ing the summer months, most of If so approved and sanctified, we pass, true," he admitted. shades and silent to end- Thy measure takes or when she'll say Our love will last them all. which la automobile traffic, and the Through reBt, to thee: "Well," demanded the magistrate, less joy. "what have to roads would soon be ruined were It Wordsworth. "I find thee worthy, do this thing for impatiently, you got HOW TO SAVE me." for $1,000,000 pot for the maintenance feature of say yourself?" New rond Emerson. The man bowed. "Judge," he be- Hampshire's system. This BLACK AND WHITE AND RED WILBOR TOMPKINS rond maintenance Is cnrrled on gan, "I live nil alone and I am afraid By JULIET by CURRANTS. LIGHTEN THE HOUSEWORK. of the several hundred are of burglars " Vigilantes. patrolmen. They Of course, you bought nn extra Lib hired from the last of March until are a The crowd that had trailed In Currants favorite fruit with One of the most valuable nnd often bond ; thut Is, one more Hum the first of December, nnd their laughed. The judge looked sternly at erty you nearly everybody. The red currant Is Is had to, or that work consists In lit- the least regarded possession good the man. expected thought you pntehlng every most commonly used for Is could afford. You It because tle rut and hole that appears, clean . health; another "Afraid of burglars," sneered the bought jellies, although many which Is the need was so rulihed Into you that ing the ditches and culverts nnd In strength, magistrate. "Is that the reason you use the combination of could tint hold bnck. Now sit keeping the rnnds smooth. usually found didn't tnkeyour hat off to the flag?" yon (ed and white, making a therewith. The down nnd calculate what It cost to Ench pntrnlmun has a section of colored "No," the roan returned, "but I am light Jelly. housewife of today, sell you thnt extra bond. Tut down road assigned him. He Is to Is so ufraid of pickpockets." required Currant juice with her multipli- all the ad furnish a e a "What's that got to do with it?" items; printing, engraving, wagon, shovel, very delicious and the of must shoe a rake nnd a road The city dulles, demanded the court. vertising, mulling, telephoning, light drag, seeds often quite objec- choose which are leather, man-pow- anil oftice-roo- di- rond Is smoothed by this drag after so that the "This," returned the mnn, "at my tionable, Juice the really worth verted from their normal earning every rain, nnd If chuck holes start, Is used In room I hide away my securities. Hut combination while things that the bill Is so big thut yon are appalled fresh material Is In them, with mid I am afraid If I leave them there they placed 2 orange, cherry must be attended to, letting others nt to pay it. For you do pay tamped down nnd left for the traffic to u will be stolen, so I put them in my having oilier fruits make take their turn In being done. it. It has all got to come out of you, to compact. most dainty conserve. pocket." Is As 80 per cent of our housewives "What's that to do with it?" sooner or later, somewhere. There These patrolmen are paid nn aver- The black currant Is not as com- got well-sprin- do their own housework without the no mysterious g of money to age of $:i.L'j a day and the total cost mon as It once was. snapped the magistrate. lint makes a most old of a maid, anil a large per cent "When I saw crowd." went on meet such expenditures. The coun of maintenance runs ubout $210 per delicious Jam for those who are sulli-- : the mile cost without even a laundress, the'Snving wild-eye- d try pays. per year. The total first for-- , the man, "I was afraid my clently not to have of Is a Item to the Before the next Liberty loan cam- of construction of these roads runs; strength large pocket would be picked. So I stepped gotten grandmother's garden where house-mothe- r who Is so In and there will be n und about $1,01)0 a mile. Invaluable Into a corner and took all secur paign next, the dear old black currants were ul- - Three little huts for the tacked over the ribbon. It wouldn't be my a next. If we don't wnnt to be annexed the home. Inexpensive ways found. small in the above, dem to more sim- we fuce that The woman who can save the en girl, picture possible place trimming by Germany suppose DIRT ROADS ARE PREFERRED The delicious bar le due currants used In a floor and onstrate that headwenr need not be ply, and that Is what gives childish hatf PHANTOMS enormous bill, size It up nnd de- ergy scrubbing give fairly, may be prepared nt home, using the that time to work for the lied Cross fine in order to be tasteful. These their character. cide thnt we enn't afford It. Then let - Much on large cherry currants, carefully re- Is for are well blocked and very sim- bond-selle- r. of the Wear and Tear Hard young, doing something shapes every citizen become his own keeping rib- By WILLIAM HAMILTON OSBORNE Can l moving the seeds with a large needle. Is trimmed with velvet or silk All he has to do Is to shout Road Be Avoided by Making her country nnd decidedly happier. ply of the Vigilantes. Dirt on This is not such a task as it may The woman who wastes her bon In narrow widths anil good qual- nt himself what the sellers of bonds Track Each Side. ' energy In Seattle, Wash., during one of the seem, for one makes but a few glasses because It has been her ity. The braids are of the cheaper are shouting at him: that It's your doing things Ited Cross drives, I was one of an au Dirt roads are the cheapest nnd of such choice preserves. custom, whether it Is necessary or not, kind, but they are substantial enough money or life, these and enre-full- your days, best-high- Cook seeded y short lived of the dience of 8,000 people that crowded a for a large part of the year the ways the currants very needs some lessons In loyalty, for time, for the millinery Washable Walla. that those who, snfe nt home, give who Is to huge motion picture theater on a Sat tlwt can be built. Because and stir Into glasses of Jelly. these days, should be given for the little miss apt put their stay- Why should children to write their money, have the easy end of the a win- to test. prefir urday night. There waa a special ap we want to use our roads every day In Put away in cool, dry place for things worth while. Some one has. ing qualities the on Immaculate walls rather than on Im- load. Tou have to lift yourself by use. This conserve of most peal made from the platform for the year we are willing to go to the ter being very said most aptly that you can let your At the left the group the writing paper? Because, first, their contributions. The of your own bootstraps, thnt's nil. Try is used in small of fur little is mediate result expense of hard road building, but rich, only quantities kitchen floor go n week after you popular shapes girls mothers caution them not to do It, and, was Immediate sub- It Ifs an exhilarating exercise, and as a made of a tuscun braid this appeal the thut is no reason for discarding the garnish. think you can't stand It another day, j shown, heavy second, because the walls ore whiter or a far more dignified than being hoisted. currants woven. It Is nntural scription of $30,000 $10 head, for dirt roads entirely. Black put up with black before the neighbors will . notice it. rather closely the and the looks better on them In and France, you know, rib- writing every man, woman and child In the au England raspberries, canned ns usuul. Is a very It too often what we fear peo-- straw color. Narrow blue satin on don't have to vaudeville More than Half the wear on the hard Isn't than It docs paper. Hut the time dlence. As that large audience surged they get up can a delicious combination. will that determines our atti- bon Is banded about It and finished has come shows to sell their war bonds. The road be avoided by making good pie say wheu the mother need fear out Into the brilliantly lighted street dirt truck on each side. will For Jelly making currants as well as tude In many matters? with a knot at the front, and the hnt for the white no Huns attend to all that give People nursery walls lunger. I noted that the street was occupied they per use other fruit should not be too ripe, nor A schedule is n most Is lined with blue silk. can formances on the roof. the dirt road from preference necessary thing They indeed, be changed from a by a goodly company of soldiers, when it la passable. The life of the picked after a heavy rain. Pick over nnd should be followed when possi Very much the same shape is shown source of Irritation to education- drawn up at saluting the the currants but do not remove the but she who cannot her bread the of white tnilnn al attention, American. hard road will be greatly lengthened. ble, put at right, hemp. purposes by means of a finish which audience as It went by. There must Greeting Truly ateme. Wash and drain and mash in In Ice chert If or leave her Narrow snttn waa an hours' the cost of repairs reduced, and the the rising, ribbon, gathered along makes them washable. In other words have been 500 of them. I stepped to "It only after eight users a preserving kettle with a wooden In the tubs In case of a more one is used to make a band and all era or. when I off at a little needa of the road better served washing edge, pencil, y and pen marks may the curbstone and approached the ride, got station, potato masher, adding more until duty. Is too deep In the rut medallions on the crown. There are be washed I met America," writes James by building this combination of hard Important away. Consequently, the commanding officer, who saluted at I that there ia enough to cook In the recep- to be ever Jolted out. An Irritable, three small medallions, one at each wall surface la as in Collier's. "America came to and dirt roads. good a place for came. Hopper tacle. Cook until the currants have a d mother cannot be Just to Bide and one at the back, and a larger or me in the guise of the chauffeur of the drawing pictures making examples "Who," I queried, "are these men Farmer's Profit Less. white appearance, strain through a her family or herself, and she needs one at the front. A little blossom is as a blackboard. the finish military automobile senf to meet us. Although what are they doing bereT" Every inch of bad road of colander, or put Into a jelly bag at to be got out Into the open to find her- posed, with a how of the ribbon, at Is Intended primarily for the walls of The officer smiled his flash- Be wore a wrinkled army uniform, the and boll Ave do In eyes road makes hauling that once. Measure Juice self. The young girls who want to the base of each medallion. this the nursery, it may be used in the ed- he khaki spiral puttees, much muddied, "These," said, "are the much more makes the minutes, tneo nuu no equal nreasurv work for their country couldn't And particular hat the ribbon Is light blue kitchen, living room or other pnrt of BOO and a greasy campaign hat. He saw expensive; members of the National army f.rmor'a ih.i -- ....h h it or neateo BDgar uniess one wisnes a any more suitable task than relieving aatln and the blossom a pink wild the house where children are wont M be- my companion (nnother "war corre- whose Uvea are going to be saved should be. sour jelly. Boll three minutes. Try a mother of her babies for a few hours rose. try out artistic ability on the walla. con- and me waiting there on cause your audience this evening spondent') a little In a cold saucer; If a thin while she gets out to have a little rec- The odd of braid (In the The finish be in one of a ; he came to us with a hat fancy may nny tributed $30,000 to the Red Cross the platform up akin forma, pour at once Into the reationthis Is truly work which will of number of different and said: 'Are the Increase Delivery Facilities. nntural straw color) at the center shades. fund." grin yon guy glasses. Jelly should be firm enough help In war time. is a Chinese who're with me?" Every foot of good road over which the picture Inspiration. He finished speaking to me. He coming to keep Its shape when turned from In crown distin- For "If It had been the French front we wagons and trucks travel increases de The curious peak the Bargain Blouses. turned and gave an order. On the In the glass, clear, of good flavor, and It from and Is Lawn and voiles In were to, we would have been livery facilities. guishes other shapes checks sad stant the 500 soldiers vanished into coming when cut leave sharp edges. Store reminiscent of coolie hats anil turbans and hnve bee met by a staff officer, at least a cap stripes flowery designs thin air. And then f realized that In a cool, dry place for winter. with distinguishing buttons nt the top. thrown on the remnant counters and been tain, who would have Introduced him- Pull Over Roads. they weren't there they hadn't Red currant and red raspberry Among the household novelties Is Narrow brown velvet ribbon makes a are selling for almost For save In self formally, and given ns the com- Better pull your loads over a road nothing. there at all, my Imagination. makes a most deliriously flavored porous covered dish which keeps the band with ends crossing nt the front, from 25 cents to $1 material were pliments of the general which is all than through It. enough They phantoms. Jelly. contents cool by evaporation. where clusters of little buds are for blouse may be picked up. Bat were they phantoms? Do they right, too. In Its way. But this It waa ab- Friable Loam for Potatoes. exist T They were not In that street exactly like coming back, after an be- Potatoes best In friable loam ranged op before that theater are sence, to my little home town and grow a Beneficial Shorebirds. Welcoming a Friend. Beautifies Brows. will cleanse the pores and freshen vrt ia well drained. Soil 1' - anywhere? They are not phan- ing met by the old stage driver who that light and AU the shorebirds are strikingly "Halt! Who goes there chal- of brows and an beautify the complexion. they should be Dally brushing the toms they do exist and the ara has carried me so many times over for this crop well supplied beneficial In their food habits. The lenged the rookie. treatment with a tonic are with and occasional somewhere today either in the trench- the hill. humus, potash, nitrogen. of these game birds deprives "Friend," was the reply. excellent. As to the lashes, also Variety to Choose From. said we were the and he slaughter they es or about to enter them. They may "We guys, the farmer of valuable allies against "Gee whizl Come on up nnd b attention If are Voile, to his we our va- Have On Good Cow. require they scraggly organdie, linen, gingham ant be in France they may be here but led np car, carrying some of the worst Such recognized. If I've got a friend In or too short. by one who batiste all offer Better have one cow halt crop pests. Clipping attractions for one tt they are real, those 500 men whose lises (blessed democracy!)" good than birds as quail, grouse and pheas- this camp I'd like to get acquainted knows how to do so will re- choose and If dozen scrubs. Feed and labor are game expertly from, fortunate enoogt lives wilt be saved by that audience ant take less insect food than the with him." sult In making them grow, ns a general to have several of these frocks one of Her Unusual Experience. too high to throw away. who subscribed that evening their av: shorebirds, yet all of them do a cer- rule. OH of cajeput applied occasion- each would hardly be too many voil Mrs. "This world Is so - erage of $10 apiece. How many men Trotter tain amount of goocL- Even hawks nnd Per.'ection. with a camel's hair brush is and to fall back on for all! while Desirable. ally tiny gingham atilitj are there whose Uvea will not be small a place after Why. Early Start owla have r bad name which for the Perfection consists in the entire hnr a tonic. And of tonics. and a linen nnd an for In Australia. I ran across An start counts for a good speaking organdie time saved because there's nobody to put traveling early usually most part la undeserved. It Is said, and mony of the different parts of our re It la an excellent idea to provide one- when one feels like being Are too? two of my children In charge' of their deal with most of our particular!! np the cash? they phantoms, great gardes Indiscriminate persecution of these newed nature. Ul need to be set la self with a good skin food or lotion. smart and maybe a bit as n are. governess I" Boston Globe. daahiag ft Let hope they crops. birds la a serious mistake. order. Rev. T. T. Carter. Applying this to the flesh occasionally looks. CAPITAL CITY BANK Our Lads Abro4 Ar Modest COMPLETES IMPROVEMENTS Henry P. Davison, chairman of the CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF NEW MEXICO war council, delivered address a CHURCHES The reconstruction of the banking few weeks ago under the auspices SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, room in the Capital City Bank build-- I of the District of Columbia Chapter General and Personal ing has been completed and the bank in the National Theatre on hit re- Here and There Over the State has returned to its regular Quarters. RED CROSS turn from his fourth trip to the front t !The new room and fixtures are in since the war began and among va- i mission and attractive rious the is what Mrs. M K. left Sunday Mrs. M. Henderson and Miss style unusually things following SOLDIERS HOUR The Ice Cream Social Byrd for; Ralph an(j H own U. S. THE son Rich-!'ur- a ' he said about our boys: Oklahoma City to visit her Henderson left Wednesday fori' At Albuquerque "I went to to Given by the U. B. Christian En- ard ! and the east where will l sev- - In of the extreme heat the Europe particularly "Between the dark and the daylight deavor at residence of liyr family. they spen M. at- spite see our over there. I have seen Society the er.il weeks. J. Helmirk, assistant district R. workers are out boys When the is beginning to Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Mrs. Helmiek and Mrs. M. loyal C turning them get off the steamer, tine up and night Gibbs, of Roy, J. R. McCollom. nf A1hiiiiierqiie, torney. a large of work. Last week lower, was a event last week. The ' in quantity march the cities or towns delightful of the fourth Dt W. E T. Dunlavy arc enjoying city life 112 75 socks through the woman the competent principal puty State Treasurer sweaters and pair of to embark in trains and Comes a pause" for busy yotlng people realized $28.00 from in was a visit- - on the. ick Denver. They made the trip by motor 75 machine their finally is Soldiers' Hour. wird school that city Carroon who has been were shipped, of - That known as the the sale of the cream and cake and and expect to return in about two pair land at their camps- You may be or here this week. . ;list assumed his duties at the capitol made socks were received from the able visualize in a the money will be applied on the weeks. to them foreign is mothers and sweet- 'building Wednesday state penitentiary. land, but I doubt if tan It then that church debt. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Otero, of I.os The Home Service section, which really you hearts Mr. Mrs. C. Baca realize the sensation create as I.unas, Valencia and Missi Charles B. Barker, rterk in and Trinidad de is concerned with all of they Think tenderest of their Jim Osborn's Drive county, legal are over the arrival f a problems they march along in true American thoughts Eitrenia Manderfield of this rity, arc the state land office is at Callup "ii retiring soldiers families and discharged soi- - boys At Magdalena which started at ' at ueu-- , .. . . . fashion, filling one with con- sightseeing in New York City. business connected with his office. nttie uu..y gin tneir home b month of June every Who are fighting for them and their half four afternoon re- nes-.a- ( ae u.ca fidence in their and deter- past Monday He will to the the first nignt. county ienc that will courage r in in $400.15 before return city has been a broad smile and ih in(iication July mination. country sulted his turning Mrs A R. Renehan and son next week. wearing , increase the work. Sixty-fiv- e from the dear home joys is such Ncil,f his friends to some While I heard many comments re- Away noon Tuesday. It by effort Lord have returned from the east treating veryJ ' handled , June Most as this the Hun will be de- i our I I heard that De- -' fine in honor of the event, , ..... , - garding hoys think, accompained by Neil's brother C. A. Srheurich, of Clo is sp nt cigars .,. .:mu at- In the quiet dusk of the evening feated and shows plainly that those the Cul- - more surprise expressed at their p forest Lord who attended ;i fcw hours in the city enronte to ters as the giving of information and titude than on other Some They breathe a heartfelt prayer "who stay at home" will keep "the vrr the yeur. Taos to visit his mother Mrs - Among the phvsicians attending of and any point. And invoke the blessings of Heaven Military Acadainy past the' adjustments allotments how, many people expected them to home fires burning" and supply all sina Srheurich and relatives. the meeting of the medical board allowances. But lit- For their loved ones "over there." is needed to on oher this week Dr. H. S. that gives very get off the steamer and rush up the that the boys the Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hervey, two i were: Stroup tle idea of of the work in lines. and Dr. J. S. of - the scope street asking, "Why what has delay- firing children tftd Miss Banks, of. Mrs. Nina Otero-Warre- n the effi Swipes, Albuquer- of men And the brave lads in the trenches, Myra -. treneral. The care discharged ed come we'll show in IT. - nr. isunri. you; on, you the Foswetl. were visitors the citv i 5.,h etirtTin... Me, j rori tanton,;from ,he army or tuberculosis, the at- - Or wherever their posts may be, Old Married Rooster Or- - W. E. . to Berlin." Not at all. Their dirina 'lie week enroutc to the .,..,H..n. ,rfv'l.'f..nl I,v i,v Kascr, I.as Vegas, Ur. r i : i t. way Are cheered by the wafted Those who are have almost ,H ?,,, j inuue was one m muucsiy, wiin spirit left ture.que Taos country. They motor for a short pleasure trip mi ' ' i, "" "j""-".'-' Z Zi tendance and hospital care, the se t From their homes across the sea without exception valid and most motor. m,,. r...... er ..m r. cnap.n, ,nn,ni.t. inking the trip by Denver, Colorado. clirin(f of BOvernment compensation, a sense of the which..j proper reasons for being here. If you of even undertaking For, faster than letters or cable, think of t McFie and Miss Amelia the finding missing relatives, was before them. that there are. many the Kenneth Law and Orrin Stapln. Otis Scligman is in the ritv vi.ii .,Mt.rs J " jobs fof tho5e who need them. A1J Our thoughts and our prayers can young neversweats left stroll from oi f.allup. former Santa Feans just returned Sunday evening I.asiK ,is parents former Mayor and M;''ie. haVR a in the Home Service State Record Sub. Nets $5.M go. around the pool palaces, the picture Vegas wh-r- e th,-- two weeks Mrs. Arthur He has been J!!!" weeks at San work And how much they mean to a sol- and where spent Scligman. sl,''.evrraI where are The Rincon of the-- Ameri- shows, other places they the old town for the, in a at San Prancis.-- they Branch dier were to are training camp I1"? R. Mc- - can Red Cross. wont congregate. They Reunion. a where commend-'"- ? V.'5'"" John a soldier can know. Cowboys They report his work was very I The UdlM Q( Aho Only simply not here. If it keeps on this who is at N. Mex . g and time the big event. able. .e. Jr., stationed Camp Are b and Rincon, in it Im- during form-knit- making garments way, another year will be earnv Mrs Lansing Bloom tj A , finished The New Mexico State Record, wives and mothers and sweet- box of N. Oh, possible to have a charity dance for Mr an 1 Mrs. W. B. Barnes came' R. F. e,f ZT,y ,M"" M.,e-.?- 1,t',e sent Santa Fe, Mex., hearts Asplund, secretary the articles was to the Carrizoro : war purposes. There will be really ,u?'K ,oined the i Gentlemen uo fr..m Albuquerque to s,,end a state tax commission, who lus been f!a"B',te,l.0 c,,y' Party Chapter last month and they have Thank Cod for Love's winged power, no young men left to dance. A dance 1. -- We are Mrs. T. UDI.V tSr llVn 'n Santa Fc' HellLTlll. Iniiritli, enillliarn nt '.nn,l,ap nhn,,! AQrlu pleased to quote And all that is dear and holy mate con- itpt E. Cook of this town as the by with the principal element t'M cl.in.tte. are the guests 01 state tax matters liasl . The box supper given last Satur lucky Keep sacred the Soldiers' Hour. fined to a lot old married niey considering is to note that some woman in the raffle for the State of roosters, their daughter and Mr. completed the work undertaken l.vj 't uratifying day night was a pleasant event and GRACE D. VANAMEE. who insist their wives , - Record. We made five dollars off of upon having E. one ts interested in the civic "af-faj- and Mrs J. Roth on Marcy St. jhj, office in Portales. improve- netted the Red Cross $76.75. mostly for is a r. merits of the city and have men mow-Mr- s the paper. Do You Know partners, dreary ln It wouldn't be much better If Riloh M Parsons and daugh- - Harold Hamill left Sundav I down ,h "'"sifrhtly weeds that Cross We will be glad to send you a are sensi- to enter Red Whist Party we That opportunities very the said old roosters mixed their ter Mis; Ruth of Roswell. motored ' an a. mv Bilss. i'""oaching on the sidewalks, Club of writeup each month when get if their first visit training camp at Fort ?re The Tuesday Embroidery a tive, you slight drinks. They can't imitate youth, to the citv and are the This is" about the fourth or fifth La5t .Slimm:r for several weeks it Clovis a successful whist president seldom see them guest.! a,most to walk gave very let me thank for you again. Memory much as they try to make themselves of Mr. ar I Mrs. Wvly Parsons They time that he has tried to pass thew.as impossible single party for the benefit of the Red Cross Again you your of past pleasures and anticipation of think can. Roswell News. Miss ;s ''e down some of the s dewalks a .kindness in contributing this one should make they vere aacompained by Esther examination. Harold's motto ' last week at the home of Mrs. John future enjoyments not ! nr two to the State Record Herbert also of Roswell. who is the 'Try, try again", He should make a from. th.e pla" ow,ng Berry. There were ten tables and year subscription us forget the present time with all Santa Foans Wed Here of Miss Vatelle and Mr first class soldier when it to t,,e rank Krow,h of weed- - a served. to our Red Cross. duties and Peo- priest Dills, comes to delicious ice course was Yours its responsibilities. Mrs. Ethel Brown and Mr. Noel The ladies cleared $40.00 which in- very truly who are to be Reed Holloman ple likely pensive Gascho motored down from Santa Pe Po.emarv Judge returned the cluded $10.00 contributed to the Julia Frtye. dreamers are not to be actors e n apt Saturday and were married at the Rev J W Hambliu cf Cass City y npr" cause by Mrs. Simpkinson, of Secretary. in the living present. of via He delivered an ad-- e. worthy parsonage the Presbyterian pastor J. H. Shepard is strong in his prais- - Michigan, the newly elected Presbr- - t.on Gallup. California, a visitor in the city. at eleven o'clock. After the service for th western of the " on Th Ladia part state Iterian pastor assumed his duties last d,resVa 1 i"" Jctropol,,s The Missionary Society pronounced by Dr. Cooper the bridal as a Of the R. C, of Lea coun- Ros- place to take a vacation. He Sunday and conducted the morning A?arS?.& c"mPlee,A At Las Crueea Chapter Of the First M. E. Church at a handsome pair-rece- ived ' on are a of pair decidedly and his family relumed last week and evening services in that church. . ? Since the organization of the ty expecting large shipment well have voted again to give their felicitations from the wit- m Fe hav- - A ,"tto Juan to material from Denver Santa and other points, large attendance was present to!fnd "J..time ...B ?an Junior Red Cross Society much work headquarters. $50.00 scholarship to the Harvard nesses present and had a wedding ing made the trip in their car. Thev welcome him. His household goods I'a,rlot,c appointment. has been accomplished by these pa- The local workers have three new Home for girls in Albuquerque at a luncheon a down town hotel. Mr. an im- at -- ' wane nave arrivcu una were ill triotic ladies, who meet every White sewing machines and held last week. After the Ros- "c Ku,rl1 insiauea "' Sheriff, and young meeting and Mrs. Gascho will motor to in Santa Fe and Mr. Shepard says the manse, where a cozy home awaits vV.,n Y"l T" Wednesday afternoon, at the central mense amount of work is being business session light refreshments well for a brief seasoa the was a mo st his who Val,,?z' ?UtCi f Rl Arnba honeymoon trip delightful on- e- family are expected to u - school building. planned. were served. before to Santa Fe to make ( :ovIs reach Santa Fe two prtsoners sent- returning New. this week cuced r'?i'f!n, The Red Cross sewing rooms now their home. Albuquerque Herald. at recent term of court a the wall "No Th Santa Fe Were in their to the bear sign on talking" Chapter Very Impressive county,' penitentiary in talk- - instal- . I. f. - . l . I . I r r ii The boys Europe will do the At its last monthly meeting re The ceremonies at the joint Miss was do 120 235 lation of the' officers Mary a pretty girl the of El Nuevo Estado 'ng and Fritz will the listening. ported hospital garments and of Harmony With hair of publisher made. Three boxes No. 1, I. O. O. F. and golden hue; and well acquainted here. refugee garments Lodge, Trilpe She used a want ad for a job, At Vaughan j have been from the Link No. 10, of the Rebekahs shipped guaze Lodge And it, too-Th- The was room 1V.UU0 in Mary got Fourth of July celebration containing pieces. at the Odd Fellows hall Albuquer- boss he fell in love with her Curfew Has Cashed In a decided success. A big Red Cross 154 women) who have Past Grand Master TU. .' : . I. : c . i . . registered que recently. Joe And she became his bride; ' "c . 8 pasl' dinner, dance, a ball game for a certain amount of work the Whitesides presided as of- I, .VVT an-- , rousing tt installing A motor car, soon after that. for which the saints be praised, match were the chief rooms and others have home ficer for the Odd Fellows and Dis- ad boxing pledged Jumped on him and he died. (Other distraction has been removed attractions. The net for the work. trict President White-side- s was but proceeds Deputy May And got a million plunks jthat slowly surely causing day was given to the Red Cross The Junior meetings have been conducted the impressive ins- Mary j The half of his estate. nervous prostration in the communi-- ! $16000. discontinued to lack of ma tallation ceremonies for the Rebe i totaling owing Said she: "It to advertise ty and especially among the Hotel terial. kahs. pays, ' lk"-- No matter what the rate." t, . The Junior Red Cross A coincidence of the installation sad but true that its record of McKinley has a mem-- i Th Van Houten Fourth was the of J. F. Wenborne bears no what- - county installing good accomplished n, 7, mi Wen-born- e, The Record will one krch;n ii ,n,. The celebration of Independence and his daughter, Miss Leona State accept peo-idia- i. only that of frightening 0f New Mexico. The little le in the offices of the same War Savings Stamp which costs only jeycr stiff or so. Day at Van Houten was perhaps the partly every timedian are much interested : of Odd Fellows and Re $4.16 and will be worth $5.00 heard the giris very most unique of its kind in the coun rank the noc; they whistle and thought ,n for the French bekahs, 1, 1923, in full payment of a h aze was some where. making garments try. Large numbers of the subjects respectively. January big raging and Belgian sufferers. At first the of the Balkan had Delicious 'refreshments were serv' your subscription from now to that some pernaps m tneir imme- - states gathered piace, news 0f the world war did not mean at the camp to celebrate the Ameri- ed at the conclusion of the session, date, four years seven months. The diate vicinity much to them, but when an inter- which was State Record is $1.50 but It had another had feature too. for can Independence day as a fore- largely attended. per year, preter visited their parents and told runner of the birth of this sacrifice is being made to in- it seemed to inspire the young peo-- I independent how the Germans were burning and government in their own countries, The Ladies Of The duce its readers to help a "bit" more, pie to stay out later than ever, who, and women and Guild of the church of to win the war more for a lark were pillaging driving which are to be united under the the Holy by buying perhaps, trying out children from fnn(7n-Sln- away their homes, the v alianra. tft Faith will give a lawn fete in the stamps, our town i i . t. . uhete war etticent otticials. The pro j j row-uI)- s n. Mrs. in a"a ,ne has been successfully terminated patio of Frank Clancy's home on ally of ' by Palace mknTin H TaU,?! gave W1,ll"8ly' j the Allied Nations. The Fx Cel- - avenue tomorrow afternoon. tfi' are - ' - r Tetr Iridium and palladium, two pre- ... 1. . T 7 4 I. C 1.!- -- A of home cooked me-Di-S ! ii inn. nJn.1, "1111 IUUCr variety dainty its awful Mabel MIL l" cious metals of which the lay world n,T, TlI no Jtl will be on sale-- also. is nnsrv si urggnilf of Van Houten was host to the visit "goodies" It has little knowledge, have fol- When Mrs. B. J. Carney, of Dem-in- g to hold these events very ing men of foreign birth formed in a planned every lowed platinum into the list of mat- Big Wool Shipments chairman of the R. C. surgical - two weeks the summer to huge parade, lead by the Van Hou- during erials commandeered the gov-nme- P. 1 h ' by Light James report that dressing committee, recently return- - ten Kanit atlrl pnlnr huampi ennnnpl. raise funds with which to purchase will about 50,000 of All iridium and palladium, ship pounds wool ed from her wedding trip and made!jn the five the Serb na- - winter fuel. He loadini; it nm last week flaps of as well as platinum, held by refiners, began her appearance in the work room with the American lead- l.iMicadw Martinez thinks his tions. flag some importers, manufactoring jew- wool, at the Armory, her ing. The moved from Monte 'The Club" clip this year will reach 25.(100 ceived her with elaborate parade Whittling elers and large dealers, have been opunds Hill to the picnic grounds, where Of Artesia at one of its daily street taken over authori- and Loins F. Gomez has 5,000. We trations. and scrv- - by the federal presenting gifts various amusement games ana re- - meetinirs recentlv. held a lenwthv the fixed for iridium he-in- n have no report as on the out-- 1 ing a breakfast for the bride. The ties, price y.t - freshment had been erected. discussion as to who were mil hv liian I an,l Print- A4 ... . , stands the three $1.75 per troy ounce, for palla- A .1.1 , uai.iiy ueci.ra.euj hufre also afford-- i best dressed men in the After h,, -. ua,A dancing pavilion city. dium, $1.35 an ounce and for plat- k; ,rj,iVTT' u. k- o"w aim , an B. P-- . , i ". . mvcniii. C( amusement. animated debate Willi ams. $105. l,; ' inum, I,, ,. Foot races and athletic contests J- - Robertson and Fred Linell FISI "wS -- ... mos, m. whir ft: ? vote, A r;d .? Errv scs were ana d, real V r- to tnc Keel senator kn own investment iLrie,. m,., ii ofV' donated later siaie well ',,ox. articles"rto j Cross fund. in Santa Fe was Thssa CAPSULES hrZt i I,! ,w ,,fiffJ!tt "iled among the four tiny ' "uc.i. interest.jis for tlier men who received are superior to Balsam sale favo Mie .Vtiier hit.m'rs will '"-l- 1 !JK"KT'" Everything presented at rable on which realize f"K,"U: by ' 'e yountiiK-mherajth- faTled of Copaiba, Cubebs or but vou , , i, ,sllor picic Kronds during the day mention, to land the votes. ,n ' Injecticns.and s " was sold the net from the RELIEVE3 In ts ol t his' it :d,ate shipping ooint. C Z, i T proceeds (MIDY) , , L. full alue in ,i m, ii ,...n ' various amusements ana tne nance The Woman's Board 24 H0Ur3 the ,,t wonners. amounted $711 ?erh lr,rtr, diseases with- mileage I mi pnsne.i in The Of Trade held a business same (ul, wti,,I tor north con - meeting lrni,n oi-ne- out inconvenience. i . i at the tv ar- the .,,! ...... v i. towarq tne iuno Kaion Library building ,mi ." ...... ,i. .w.u jf i six comiiHT Monday Hold bv nU lirurioista. .1 loin, Hospital iiaus. len Range. afternoon. and Fisk Service, row.mcr is onlv a riitall pan ib loini'ort kits, neatly made and oi lie imbues,--, ot U: ountry. the fully with the varioii, n eti:ipped and; came :i a dairy tirnlucts ruiiniii necessary articles . with an initial price Miv up and probablv being as iniirh as ?2,i)0ifi0 for I'nioii ...... inty.-D- oN Union Monies County DRINK A GLASS is attractive. Swastika. Sometime ayo the l)dd Fellows of that Claxton decided oiireliase ' sever.il CF REAL HOT WATER Missouri is ninth in wealth, fifth hundred Pinto Slick Pins and sell importance, sixth in them fur the benefit of the Ked BEFORE BREAKFAST. EXCURSION CLOSSON GARAGE pivnil.it and first in profitable live Cross The Ladies of the Rebecca stovk odtiction Missouri On Lodge with the Odd Oard I'"c!!ow and volunteered their services Says we will both look and feel PAUL DORAN, sweet and fresh Mgr. and tip to dati have realized $45 05 clean, FARES from the sale of same. and avoid illness. Santa Fe New Mexico a Clayton Chapter shipped large TO ii consignment of kni articles to head- .11 last week. Sanitary science nan or lute mane if HI quarters The pie apid sti'idoa wilh results that are of supper given recently at - 1 iuh Point was a grand suce.ss. The mtolil ble.xiiig to liiininriity. The lat- sales amnuntrff to $39.15. Kt application of its untiring rtsearch APPLY SAGE TEA the renoiiiiiiendntion tliat it In as VACATION The Red Cross the rTTTTTTTTTTTtTTLAlAAeilAeMlUKi 1 picnic given to to internal sanlta- - Fourth by and Mansker loroasary atteml 4 Snyder don of the drainage system ot the hu- - 4 school districts was one of the most to - nau body as it is the drains ot the CAPITAL COAL YARD J Lojk Youn! Bring Back Its Isuccssful and big events in the coun- aouse. LANDS al to Natural Color, Gloss and ceip)u anio"nt'.d Those of us who ar accustomed to j . lover SoOO.00, two bran- - feel dull and hoary when we arise, . Attractiveness. jch cIose to 520a8 ' splitting headache, utility from a cold, September 30th, 1918. On sale daily to and including Capt. T. S. H. B. Wood- - acid atom- - All ' Snyder, foul tongue, nasty breath, Swastika Coal, Cerrillos Coal, Kinds and Common garden Baits brewed Into a ward James McDonald were the ich. can, instead, feel as fresh as a j Round Trip Fares Limited to October 31st. Steam Coal; Madrid, N. M., Anthracite ieavy tea with sulphur added, will orators who cheered the crowd with laisy by opening the sluices of the sys-- ' turn gray, streaked and faded hair remarks and made all pre- tein eacb and T.ushlng out the Colorado Springs 24.72 Stations 60.36 dark and patriotic morning Coal, Madrid Coal, Cord and beautifully luxuriant Just sent feel like shouldering a gun and whole of the internal poisonous stag-- Denver 28.92 Vancouver B. C 95.04 Smithing a few applications will prove a revela- aant matter. tion If your hair la fading, streaked or starting on the long but certain Rocky Mountain Los Angeles 55.26 Sawed Wood, Sul- march Berlin. Everyone.' whether ailing, alck or ' Factory Kindling. Mucin the Sage Tea and to Nat'l Estes Park 37J6 Pueblo 21.96 phur recipe at home, though, la trou-- 1 well, should, each morning before blesome. An easier way is to get a The Mora County Chapter breakfast, drink a glass of real hot Glacier Park San Diego 55.26 NEAR A. T. & S. F. DEPOT PHONE 85 MAIN j bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur b 10 water with a teaspoonful of limestone Stations 64.38 San 67.26 Miipped sweaters,. of Francisco uompouna at any arug store an reaay , icn - pairs, phosphate In It to wash from the stom- oH-tim- e v and Salt Lake 54.96 89.04 for use. This Is the recipe "V - ach, liver and bowels the previous Ogden Portland i In-IJ- i improved by the addition of other day's Indigestible waste, sour bile and i Atlantic City N. J 128.60 Seattle 92.04 gredlents. 1 he pie supper at Roy last Satur- - poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, j Cleveland 99.26 Spokane 89.04 Whlle wisp, gray, faded hair la not day. though not well attended on and the entire sinful, we all desire to retain nf tne inclement add- - sweetening purifying Montreal 124.40 Buffalo 107.65 ouricmlnt weather alimentary canal before putting more food Into the stomach. The action of Minneapolis 7528 Toronto 107,65 ness. By darkening your hair with m. r. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, hot water and limestone phosphate on Yellowstone Park Detroit 9728 no one can because tt so Chairman of the R. C. Auxiliary an stomach la In- tell, It does empty wonderfully Paul 7528 naturally, so evenly. Sou Just dampen at Upton, Roosevelt county says vigorating. It cleans out all the sour St RATE a sponge or soft brush, with It and that is waste and POWER knitting progressing nicely, fermentations, gases, acidity 200 K. W. 7c per K. W. draw this through your hair, taking Most every one in this community and gives one a splendid apoetite for Above fares do not include 8 war tax. While interested in the knitting, but breakfast. you are enjoying ' breakfast the phosphated hot 300 K. W. 6c per K. W. after another application or two. your naturally it is to be supposed there your For official information about National Parks and Monuments rXiIJT would be some slackers a water is quietly extracting a large vol--! batr becomes beautifully dark, glossy, among - address 400 K. W. 5c K. W. soft and luxuriant. bunch of Socialists who do not real- - ume of water from the blood and get- j Bureau of Service, United States Railroad Administra- per This preparatlonja a delightful toilet jze the danger of us all. ting ready for a thorough flushing of ; tion, 236 W. Jackson Street, Chicago. Ills". requisite and la not Intended for the At all the Inside organs. All in excess of the above 4c K. W. er - a Red Cross meeting held at per Special cure, mitigation prevention of - The millions of people who are both Portales Springs recently the pro- Grand Canyon Side $7.60 ceeds received amounted to $75.00. ered with constipation, bilious spelts, I trip Rates for Cooking. tujoiacn iroume, rneumaiic sunness; The a Farming-te- Chapter rtbers who have sallow skins, blood Circuit Tours For rates to points not mentioned Shipped three large boxes of hos- iisoraera ana sickiv complexions are to of lime- to California or other information call or write, SANTA FE WATER & LIGHT pital supplies and knitted articles to urged get a quarter pound ' Denver last month. stone phosphate from the drug store. Points, H L CREED, Paaagr, Ageat, E. P. Woods. F. H. Crawford and This will cost- - very little, but is suff- $92.16 to $107-1- N. THE LOGICAL TUATUENT Pkese i Seata Fa, If. COMPANY Rev. L. W. Gunby have been ap- icient to make anyone a pronounced DIRECT QUICK EFFECTIVE crank on the of internal FOB THE MOST OBSTINATE CASES pointed to audit the books of the eubject Sale Br AH Draggiste Farmington Chapter A SL G- -