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volume n TAIBAN, Bi BACA COUNTY.NKW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, IW8 NUMBi: 10 r. 1 nií normal only in rían Juan 579,000 ounces of silver, 100,000 Garage and Rio Arriba end Santa Fe counties pound of lead, and 20.000 frosts in the fall also in pounds of copper, as compared Machine Shop jured the beans and other lateiwtb $414 in gold, 653,455 ounces maturing crops Hail did aonie of silver, 49,927 pounds of lead, . J. S. PMllipa. Prop. ' damage in Colfax, Mora, and 99,269 pound of copper. and Union Best equipped shop counties. 232,388 pounds of zinc in 1916. Better ThanCasR Crops. betvVéén Clovis and In spite of the unfavorable Qnn.i;.UD1UJ08 har-v-st- ed a...cneck on our weather conditions the total bank bettir than Albuquerque the cash. We can j PRDVP- - 1 acreage of all crops wa TEMPERANCE NOTES k I about 1,250,000 acres, compar íúy Suppose you sold some Accessories, gasoline and oils ths National Woman' Chrla- - l.vestoclt and the ed with 800,000 acres for It , tlan Teniperanca Union.) Right prices year. While the yislil per acre you lost the check. He vcnld nif-- was less than for 1916, or for the BOOMERANQ ARGUMENTS. isue you another check. i But flUDDose he n.tri ten year average with most crops Inlying in public debate to tlH you m cash and you Guaranteed. llguor miu'i nrgument for compensa-Uoa- , had lostihat. Satisfaction the total production shews a Dr. Clarence True Wilson said: J 0 um nos. ee the point? You marked increase over any prev- "Soppoae we grant that they (thi take no chances United in having a bank account ious year in New Mexico. States and the liquor seller) and are partners. Suppose two thleyes Pymg by check. lis the modern way , art beeausa Tin titrate of this Bureau on la business to rob. One of them 1ilU t is the BEST way. ABO HOSPITAL the acreage of winter wheat and the trail' nd gives ap robbery and crime. Would you nay rye for fnl! 1916 the other thief the of J917 and hita a cane to De Will OPEN the Public Dccembtr for damages fur Injury YOUR banxinq with US lo Mccday l are given below, Kstirnntea for his business by the conversion ot hit' an uinsr crops narveait-- a lur partner? "When we these two years will be stopped piracy on Uit Bring your Jitnies & given in Mga aeas, did we compensate th BANK OFCOMMERCE OF TAIBAN th "Honthly Crop Report" for pirate? When we stopped lotteries, did December, topies of hi:h mny we compensate those who conducted themt Have we compensated dealer! & li-c- ., Automobiles let a be had upon request the in dope whose business was destroyed NEW MEXÍCO U.S. Department of Agriculture by the Harrison actr WINTER WHEAT. Uu todSUtes Another point made raw.t ot by Doe- - Real expert Surgeon tor Wilson's opponent was that tht Planted in th full of 1917 42, Brat year after prohibition went Inte 200.000 acres oompa-e- d withj effect In West Virginia the governor or 'Jio state hnd to appeal to the legi wait on them 40,534,000 planted last year. latnre for additional tax measures to Condition on December 1 was tnake up for the loss In revenue from Í9.5 per cent of normal, compare liquor. "And In the second year," Doc- tor Wilson replied, West Virginia Speight & Haga wjtn 85 7 per cent last yeer, and jwept her state debt off the reap. To- 40mmmmmmi; 69.5 the ten year average. day she stands among the leading HOOVER in- For New 270,000 states of the Union in the amount oi says eat more corn Mexico; acre surplus In her treasury." THE DOUBLE STANDARD were planted compared with ISO stead of Wheat flour. We Have 000 in the fáil of 14)16. About 28 MOR IN WET THAN tN DRY. per cent of tne crop planted la The liquor luterasts would have tht It. HOOVER says buy things OIL & GAS COMPANY public telleve that prohibition in- t the fail of 1016 was nut harvott-- ! creases tho number of illicit -- - stllla that,vm.m.a,v ava nh&an (A&avAonrl mt th11 ed. The condition of the 1917 Wlin t does the internal revenue offlct vi vaiVrC J lull UX pnxr.E of fltbf.'K: to crnts a shark say about itT The figures for tns yeai planting Was 80 per cent on Deo ending Jane 30, 18l, show that tht nourishment, We Have It. $5d0 BUtSüOOO BlUaSflí $W0150Y8 lOOtf 8ARK8$10 Bt)TS IOObBARKÍ 1, compared with 86 per cent a number of moonshine plants seized wat I 3,286, or year ago, and 91 per cent (ora M8 fewer than In the yeaf We will sell you enough to make ta oncerh 1915 In spite of the fact that dry ter- i Tht Company a larga and has six year average. ritory has bifn steadily Increasing v proparíle In i stated Wyoming Okla UYE United. fitates; Planted Kot a single Illicit still was reported t you sick and then sell you Drugs Tor.aptiKire In the prohibition statot , in, the fall of 1917 d.120,000 acres ' fcrw, KnA, CV.fowa4;: ; f' Arfzona ííorrh' Dakota, pregón, or to make you well; all at the righ ' " ntf.ii .Vrintfacquiring Ian!, teases and" comparwd with" 4,480,000 . acres Washington. There wore only six lo i f year, 1 MlHsilWipp!, fnnr In Arksnnas, and sis m vv - last Condition December pnces. v & 1 1 il waft.. Our drilling- tiro paign we. expect to In West Virginia. More gallons of Illicit iu na whb 84 1 per of noimal aii winter In Oklahoma. cnt whisky were seixed iu any on of thi ,,.nt!nt compared with 88 & per cent wpt state nt Illinois, Kentucfey, last ,'- - The etock 'will advance a w acquire year, and 02.2 per cent for the Ohio und Pennsylvania '& Son. nV than in any prohlMtbm state. CP. Stone holrrvga, wfaioh will make it fery profitable to year average. j the InVWror who kvyftatock in this Company For New Mexico 8,410 acre! At. 1. TWNQ3 TO MELTING POT. were planted compared with 54 10 i Don't close lM"wrles tovl dlstlV ÍTB1T, as we eipeet within tit tacnths this rtc leries. Trnnsfonn them. Instead of last year. Condition IVerniKeri making alcohol for drinks, mnke It for will Increase in Value. 1 greatly was 85 per oentoi normal com- the timntiftart f xiiloslvp. Mik tt e(hT txl s, The Company sbouid pay r,eg 6lar dividend. pared with 91 per cert a year ago for ther lnlloliml nmtce It for fuH. Ma1- ?- for rtye AicK-mah- , The Svermneni is tirgintr all oil companfe Live 8t'icfc. ami me it W ,., live to tvhMi Tnrle SfinTo to do thtl to push produetitm and fur The plight (recipient ior rhiüiilws brt kni.,g If n !hf sunriiii!' j:vmrnt vbn u Wilson Bros. & Co hish all the rA posribl. the p- -t fourtein tnotuhs i am rhlnri niiMt Re w 1 iT'.Jsi.! pt. t Hi caused the stock ra nut hi vrned t the nations greatest 'Invest in oil lóeles ami Liberty B uds and il good. Allen Rogers, Ptr. D., America a State to be very slurs, ThtB Chemical Society. DXA.LES IN DftYQOODS, 8H0XS a NOTIONS. ieln win the war. espeoiaUy true ia the southern K3ENER A L r tier of oounties whera Lasibs GaxTS Fwunjshiwus. . OFFICES 680 BevfTtrrnth Ft., some cattle FARMERS AND Boston Building, id cheep have already dáed frota HOMEMAKERS OF Denver, Colorado. cic ot rood and water. Thus far 'ie.. ft. Martey, president. mild winter haa been favorable NEW MEXICO: Your Col-leg- Win. F. UeyfroM. Batvtf. to stock, and in most of tha state State Agricultural a they are rn fair condition. Severe extends to you a most cord- ial and eeiiteee tweather later, howevar, would urgent invitation to at- - tend Ml PGaTANT jséTlE result in heavy loseeB. Many the BIG ANNUAL EDUC oí Cook, Heat- SUMMARYd1' CROP AND ATIONAL Our Supply uaiueena nep bVe been ship- FEAST oí the year Do .you kve ia or near Tai CONDITIOrM-l- tne LIVESTOCK ped from those flections Of Farmers nd Homemakers er and Laundry Stoves. bar? Do ya cate a nap the Week, NEW MliXlCO 1917. S;ata where the ran res are in January 14th to ISth about it growth? the dsve lope- - inclusive, Stovepie, Dampers, vVatli4Br. sufficient to oarry them through at State Coileee coal TOent of its resources? cr would the winter, iNew Nextoo. The dry fall of 1 has been Fead is very high Hods, and Shovels liave you rather s'ee it dri out a mere This w to - followed ana aniicuit to obtain at ny be e week of real ED- r by continued Ty eafh eiistrnce and we beinlberi-a- pnoe. UCATiONAL AND PROFIT. er throiiKhcal tha tata during vtme oattle ara being arrived. COME and SEE! t'f vetytWnj?? paalwedonthe 19V. Rnp'ortB fmrn tbe Weather aigrroulbural land uomeand get acquainted with How a lie 3ommwcial about Bureau at Santa Pe show a pre The January "Monthly Crop the other progressive farmers :iue at oiice, we hare plentjr of wu and homemakers LONE STAR cipitation ot mjy aboiit 1.5 to nepori give estimates on of the State naitrÍMl to work on ad NOW 5 inchs in Eddy, Chaves, Lea the nuroberwrtd average price and help formulate the agricult ciie Mn-- t per is limti. A tothrs wJse Linéelo, D HaCs, Santa Fe, nn4 head of horses, malfs, miloh ural and home economics Prog LBR CO. ariritfieit. owe, ortner ram for the oomring year, in Smn Miguel counties. This is a oattk. aheep and which ÍMoral- - hogs in the will mean eo y. t fcuay, 'íeparture' from Tie correal el elate on January 1 much in winning froratto"'5.S 19i8 compared to number on the world war. ' inchos. The couretiee ie third the regular fare. Ví rt ffi", v rtperrt phriatmM ttresarow daie 1917, and compard The, railroads are offering a Ü. ihth norttieamtern part of the Be sure and buy all tickets 'with Mra. .1. V u rotíh of to tne usual number on that date rate of a fare and ene 8tate have fared better rn some third ME8SIL1A PARK anfl not localises, for tbe round trip, on tbe oertif but they haw aill had K. F. Kara, LAS CRUCES. leas than therr normal precipita- Field Agent. ioafce pían, which means that tion, which hat fallen in local their must be at least 50 tickets Deafness Cannot be Cured sold in the State amd tpplleattoni, they cannot tmcSi showers and often TEXAS METAL MINING that you if I at vnfavsrabla (h dlMttrd portion of the er. rrtafr 4 . will pay full fare for your ticket enly ona war to cur dvafneM, snl tf seairins. Those oounties alone tb IN 1917. bjr ronatitntionKI remtaiM. umihw.ht U to Measilla Park and jiuvod by an innsmrd ronamon nr w triesl ,j ttn'rh's KA a. Bio rand uñé to tbe West have The output of Texas take a ou Unlnc or tn Kutetiiftn .Wbert a ..a j mines fcr thla tub la ''Inflamed you haveTu.a rnmbllna va o. a k. ,i certified receipt from your 'tui 'i h. t. with few exceptions had Una 11 months of 3917 es- ticket anuad er tlmperfect hearing. anS arfcen it li o and the entlrlr rloaed, Deafnea la the rraolU and it iiMU.Mf. jum DitnittlKita agent for it. On arriving unleaa he ran be mrt o vi Jrvtaap-na- Mivm,rwim ft thantiarf their normal pracipita timated at the inflammatton taken o t ouiput foe'Decemberyas cenrtt-tlo- m. vvv W . and thla tub rretored to Ita aormal 4H nuir vwi wnt 'WIVNTV. tion A roW, windy prins;, the shown by prefímrnsry College turn the reoeipt over to hearing will be deatroyed forever; nine PMut U m4 tirar imi ivRuteáb sures re raae out of tan ara canees by Catarrh, May the Extension Director and he which la nothing but an InOamtd condition frosts in did mnoh damage pw e.J ty OhaTles W Henderson of the mueou mrfarai 0, SWIFT Ü CO. ill i(rn same and file it with Wa will (lv One Hundred Dollar frv nnr :4 tofruit and aarly cropa Fruit of th United SrtHt-e- Gfo'lncical eaae of Deafnaa (eai.ved by calarrht that ' at MessillaPark eannot Kj cureS y Halle Catarrh Cur. was failure as a result of .thia Survey, be part me n't t.f thelnte- - atent Send fer clrrnlare. free. tioket agent will then sell . V CO., Toledo. OWo. frostsin most count anounted to 51, GOO The Sold bv nruinjiat. ltr rir. in gold H.-niü- - eone-apatl- jou .your' return ticket tor one Take IUU Pii; for TAIBAN VALLEY NEWS.

designated director general of rail- FOREIGN roads. S la director may perform the AN EPITOME OF American steamer Tuscarora dashed NO WAY TO EVADE WILSON'S duties imposed upon him so long and to pieces on rocky Nova Scotiar to suoh extent as he shall determine, coast. through the board of directors, receiv-ers- NEW MEXICO officers and employés of said sys-tern- LATE LIVE NEWS The Berlin papers dilate on the Im- MESSAGE of transportation. Until and ex- portance of the Brest-Litovs- k peacf THE INCOME TAX cept so far as said director shall, negotiations and declare peace offer ll STATE NEWS from time to time by general or spe- "free from lust." ' cial orders otherwise provide, the CONDENSED RECORD OF THE TAKING of Japan with her al OVER CONTROL OF ALL boards of directors, receivers, officers PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT EVERY GOOD AMERICAN EARNING transpor- lies in the war to the fullest extent RAILWAYS IN NAME OF and employés of the various FAIR LIVING WILL HELP TO Weetern Newspaper Union Newe Service,- - tation systems shall continue the op- HOME AND ABROAD. of her ability was pledged bv Emperoi THE NATION. Yoshihito in speech th PAY EXPENSES OF WAR. COMING EVENTS. eration therebt in the usual and ordin the from 14-1- Jan. 9 Farmers' Week and Horn ary course of business of common car- throne at the opening of parliament. Makers' Conference at State College, riers, in the names of their respective A Petrograd dispatch to the London Mesilla Park. companies. FROM ALL Feb. 11-1- 3 New Mexico Electrical As- SOURCES Times said that Ambassador Francis RETURNS DUE BEFORE MARCH sociation meeting &t City. and except so far as said di- Silver NOT TO IMPAIR RIGHTS Until in his and March 8 Stockmen's convention at rectors shall from time to time other- statement denied that he Hoswell. wise by general or special orders de- his staff had interfered with Russian March, 1918 Wool Growers' convention termine, such systems of transporta- SAYINGS. DOINGS, ACHIEVE- internal affairs or aided any political Heavy Penalties Provided for Failure at RoswelL Takes Possession Under Provision of tion shall remain subject to all exist- MENTS, SUFFERINGS, HOPES faction. to File Them Government Officials Three prisoners made their escape ing statutes and orders of the Inter- More than 300 members of the Ger- Will Be In Every County to Assist from the Carrizozo jail. Army Appropriation Act of state Commerce Commission, and to AND FEARS OF MANKIND. man minority Socialist party were ar the Taxpayers. Rev. J. F. Horton of Chicago Aug. 29, 1916. all statutes and orders of regulating is the in rested on Christmas eve by the Ger- new Presbyterian minister at Santa commissions of the various states Weetern Newspaper Union Kewi service. man to which said systems or any part there- military authorities, according Wnshlnirton. "Must I pay an in Fé. ABOUT THE WAR a Zurich dispatch given out in London come tax?" Western Newepaper Union Ntwa Service. of may be situated. But any orders, A play in Spanish was an attraction general or special, hereafter made by Italians attacked by Germans from by the Wireless Press. That is the question that thousands quarter. at the museum in Santa Fé on Christ- Washington, Dec. 27. President said director, shall have paramount au- another The ideas of King Ferdinand of Bul- of Americans are asking. The answer, mas. Wilson issued the following proclama- thority and be obeyed as such. German atrocities to Americans re- garia about annexations are very dif- In a general way, lies In this state . Sometime the spring will tion: Does Not Affect Tramways. ported on battle front. ferent from those expounded by Count ment : in there Austro-Hungaria- i be given for the first time la Las Whereas, The Congress of Unit- Nothing Czernin, the n foreign' Every unmarried person having the herein shall be construed Six thousand Korniloff troops were Cruces a Chautauqua assembly. op Brest-Litovs- net income of $1,000 or more, and ev ed States, in the exercise of the con- as now affecting the possession, defeated by Bolshevik!. minister, at . The Nieue stitutional authority vested in them, eration and control of street electric Free Presse (Vienna), quotes him as ery married person or head of a fam A total of forty-fiv- e young men dur- Russian reporta indicate steady de- by joint resolution of tho Senate and passenger railways, including rail- saying Bulgaria would hold what ily having an income of $2,000 or more ing the past week is the contribution, cline of power of Bolsheviki. that Heuse of Representatives, bearing ways commonly called interurbans, she had won. must file a return. These returns must of Clovls to the military service. whether such railways be or be not Greece will reward citizens of date April 6, that be In the hands of the collector of in A Junior , Society 1917, resolved, owned or controlled by such railroad The central powers are ready to Red Cross has nation who join American army. ternal revenue the district which Mexico-Norma- That the state of war between the systems. By subsequent make an immediate general peace in in been organized at the New l companies or taxpayer or principal United States and the imperial Ger- order and proclamation, if and when Holiday gifts from the American without compulsory annexations and the lives has his University at Las Vegas. place of January 1 man government which has thus been It shall be found necessary or desir- Red Cross were distributed in the Ital- without contributions. This is their business between The Albuquerque commissioner upon the United States is here- and March 1, 1913. thrust able, possession, control or operation ian trenches along the lower Piave. Austro-Hu- by formally declared; the answer thru Count Czernin, the have repealed the emergency saloon and that may any part ngarian The man who thinks to evade this be taken of all or of Col. del Rosso and Monte Val Bella foreign minister, made ordinance which closed bars at 8 p. m. President be and he Is hereby author- such street railway systems, including tax is making a serious error1. Revenue on the Aslago plateau were recap- on Christmas day at Brest-Litovs- k to ized and directed to employ the entire subways and tunnels, and by subse- officials "will every county to The Western Oak Tanning and tured by Italian forces in a counter- Russian proposals. be in naval and military forces of the Unit- quent order and proclamation, posses- check returns. Failure to make a cor Leather Company, George C.' Taylor,, attack Dec. 2G, but was found im- ed States and the resources of the sion, control and operation in whole it Leon .Trotzky, the Bolsheviki for- rect return specified president, will establish a tannery at government to carry on war against possible to hold them, the Rome war within the time or In part may also be relinquished eign mjnister, protested to the Ger- Involves heavy penalties. Albuquerque. the imperial German government; and to owners thereof of any part of office announced. ''. the mans against the transference of "Net Income" means gross income As the result of a three weeks' se- to bring the conflict to a successful the railroad systems or rail and water A British air squadron dropped a troops from eastern termination, of resources of the the front, but less certain deductions provided for by ries of evangelistic meetings at the all the systems, possession and control of ton of bombs on great commercial also country are hereby pledged by the are the has ordered Russian factories to the act. The law defines income as U. B. Mission, a United Brethren which hereby assumed. city of Mannheim, on in stop Congress of the United States. The director shall as soon as may the Rhine, the manufacture of munitions. profit, gain, wages, salary, commis church has been organized in Las Ve- Germany. Numbers of fires were He did not indicate whether his gov- gas. War Declared on Austria. be after having assumed such posses- sions, money or its equivalent from sion and control upon negotia- started. One British plane was ernment would take any other step professions, commerce, And by joint resolution bearing date enter vocations, H. B. Martin, assistant agent for the tions with the several companies forced to descend. against German violation of the arm- trade, rents, dealings in prop of Dec. 7, 1917, resolved, sales and Pullman company at Albuquerque for looking to agreements for just and Austro-Germa- n istice. erty, That a state of war is hereby de- Eleven aeroplanes real and personal, and Interest the last two years, has been promoted reasonable compensation for the pos- were brought down by the British and from investments except interest from clared to exist between the United use re- SPORTING NEWS to agent for the company at the Grand session, and control of their Italian forces in a big battle government bonds, or state, municipal States of America and the imperial spective properties on the basis of 'aerial Baseballs are going to cost more Cañón. royal Austro-Hungaria- n govern- which developed when Teutons township or county bonds. Incomes and an annual guaranteed compensation, the next season than they have in the Gov. Lindsey granted a full pardon ment; and that the President be and made an unsuccessful attempt to bomb from service as guardian, trustee or above accruing depreciation and the past, according to dealers in sporting to; AüguBtln Garcia, who bad been he is hereby authorized and directed Treviso, sixteen miles north Venice. executor; from dividends, pensions, maintenance of their properties, of goods. sentenced in Valencia county to serve to employ the entire naval and mili- equivalent, as nearly as may be, to Many were killed and wounded. royalties, or patents, or oil and gas The meeting sixty days in penitentiary, beghi--. tary forces of the United States and the average of the net operating in- annual of the Rocky wells, coal land, etc., are taxable. the The losses to British shipping show 9. the resources of the government to come three-yea- r Mountain conference will be held in ning Nov. thereof for the period a material decrease for the past week Normal Rate Is 2 Per Cent carry on war against the imperial and ending June 30, 1917 the results of Denver, Jan. 12, according to word giv- Sergeant Frederick Linse, in charge Austro-Hungaria- n government; According to admiralty report The normal rate of tax Is 2 per cent royal such negotiations to be reported to the en out by Prof. George C. Manly of of army Al- on net Incomes above the amount of the recruiting station at aad to bring the conflict to a success- me for such action as may be appro eleven British merchantmen of. 1.G00 the University of Denver, president of buquerque received authoTismg ful termination all the resources of tons or over were sunk by, mine or exemptions, which is $2,000 in the case word priate and lawful. the conference. him to enlist men above draft age for the country are hereby pledged by the submarine, as well as one merchant- of. a married person pr head of a fam Not to Impair Rights. George W. was high the United guards. Congress of the United State3. And, man under that tonnage and one fish- Phellis man In ily and $1,000 in the case of a single States Whereas, It is provided by Sec. 1 But nothing herein contained, ex- the trap shoot at the Lakewood Coun- William C. Schnepple, one of pressed or impliud, ing vessel. person. A married person or head of Roose of the act approved Aug. 29, 1916, en- or hereafter done try club, with a score of 99 out of 100. or suffered hereunder, The Germans made two attacks on a family Is allowed an additional ex velt's Rough Riders and for several titled "An act making appropriations shall be This is the first of a series of trap years postmaster at support army deemed in any way to impair the the Verdun front Thursday but were emption of $200 for each dependant assistant Santa for the of the for the rights shoots which the Lakewood club will years age Fó, accepted a position with a whole fiscal year ending June 30, 1917, and of the stockholders, bondhold not able to break through the French child if under eighteen of hold every Wednesday afternoon at rt Vegas. for other purposes," as follows: ers, creditors and other Dersons hav lines, the Paris war office reports. Ar- ór incapable of because sale house at Las ing Interests in systems the club grounds In Denver. The President, in time of war, Is said of trans- tillery fighting continues on the Ver- defective. The taxpayer is considered The United States Government has empowered, through of portation or In the profits thereof, to Twenty show horses from James Cox to be the head of a family If he is awarded receive just dun front, where the French broke up contracts for the erection at war, to take possession and assume and adequate compensa- two Brady's stable were auctioned off In actually supporting one or more per Fort Bayard of an tions for the use and control and op German attacks. "The enemy ambulant patient's control of any system or systems of dead remaining "on New York for the benefit of the Red sons closely connected with him by ward at Fort Bayard which is to cost transportation, or any part thereof, eration ot weir property hereby the ground be tween the lines and in the wire .en Cross for an aggregate of $22,365, of blood relationship or relationship by in the neighborhood of $100,000. and to utilize the same, to the exclu- marriage, or if his duty to. support may Regular dividends hitherto declared. tanglements demonstrated the import- which $18,150 was paid for eight hack- Manager Christian of the Carlsbad sion as far as be necessary of all neys. person Is based on some moral traffic and maturing interest upon bonds, de? ance of the losses suffered by the Ger Fifteen of the animals were such cotton gin announces that the gin has other thereon, for the transfer legal obligation. or transportation of troops, war mate- bertures and other obligations, may mans, who left prisoners in Italian prize winners and the highest price or turned out over 400 bales of cotton, be paid In due course; regu to be worthless rial and equipment, or for such other and suoh hands." was paid for the Imported English Debts ascertained and that the 500 mark will be more lar dividends and interest may con- charged off within the year and purposes connected with the emer- While their guns west-e- hackney team, Pireon and Hamilton and tinue to be paid until and unless the bombard the except taxes and than reached before the end of the gency as may be needful or desirable. front, the Regal, purchased by John R. Thomp- taxes paid income season. said director shall from time to time Germans are taking against local benefits To Utilize Transportation System. troops from the eastern front for son of Chicago for $13,500. those assessed otherwise by general or special orders use are deductible. These and other points Developments have progressed to a And, whereas, It has now determine; anu subject to approv- elsewhere, despite the provision of GENERAL become the of the Income tar section of the war point now that assures the building necessary In the national defense to al of the director, the various the Russo-Germa- n carriers armistice prohibit John E. Williams, fuel administra- revenue act will be fully explained by of a large salt refinery at Wlllard and take possession and assume control may agree upon and arrange for the lng such action. The artillery actlvi tor of Illinois, was appointed referee revenue officers who will visit every machinery and plants for the produc- of certain gateras of transportation renewal and extension of maturing ob- ty in France has been moderate over in all labor disputes arising In the county in the United States between tion of several will aso and to utilize the same, to the exclu- ligations. most of " the front and more violent packing house industries of the United 1 be installed. sion as far as may be necessary of Except with the prior written as-Be- January 2 and March to assist tax on the right bank of the Meuse, north- States during the war. other than war traffic thereon, for the of said director, no attachment payers in making out their returns. The Albuquerque- - east of Verdun, the scene of the Ger- commissioners of transportation of troops, war material by mesne process or on execution Stocks soared at the opening of the Officers to Visit Every Locality. announced the employment of Paul and equipment therefor, and shall be levied on against any man attack nearly two years ago. New York stock Dec. 27, denot- other or of market Notice of their arrival In each local G. Redington, at present district for- needful and desirable purposes, con- me property used by any of the said WESTERN ing the satisfaction of the financial Ity will be given in advance through prosecution transportation systems ester of the Third district. United nected with the of the in the conduct An Immediate and radical curtail- community with the president's de- the press, banks and post offices. They war; of common States forest service, to be city man their business as carriers ment of passenger service in the cen- cision to take over the railroads. will be supplied with Income tax forms Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Wilson, but suits may be brought by and ager. tral West was predicted by railway Fire believed to have been of in- copies of which may be obtained also President of the United States, under against said carriers and judgments The sum of $1,048,318.91 of state and by virtue of the powers vested in rendered as hitherto men at Chicago as one of the first re cendiary origin destroyed the boxmak-in- g from collectors of internal revenue. until and exceDt ' funds were on deposit ; in various-bank- me by the foregoing resolutions and so as may, sults of government control of the plant of Otto Baker & Sons, at The bureau of internal revenue Is far said director by gen of the state at the end statute, and by virtue of all other eral or special orders, otherwise de roads. Baltimore, Md., engaged in govern- seeking to Impress upon persons sub- of the fiscal year Nov. 30, 1917, according powers thereto me enabling, do here- termine. At Globe, Ariz., Barney Scimia, a ment work, with a loss of more than ject to the tax the fact that failure to by, through Newton D. Baker, secre- From and 12 o'clock on see this official in no way relieves compiled by the state treas- after said miner of Black Warrior, whose home $100,000. ' tary of war, take possession and as- 28th day of 1917, imposed by law to urer. December, all trans- was dynamited ten days ago by un- This year will be the first time, since them of the duty sume control, at 12 o'clock noon on portation systems speci- included in this or known persons, gras" was New file their returns within the time Fuel Administrator William G. Mc the 28th day of December, 1917, of and proclamation shot and severely "mardi first held in' der shall conclusive- cele- fied. Donald has issued an appeal to New each and every system of transporta- ly be deemed within the possession wounded four persons In a moving pic Orleans that the day will not be ture tneater whom brated by street maskers. Mayor The government. Is not required to Mexico to observe two "lightlsiss" tion and the appurtenances thereof, and control of said director without he suspected of taxpayer Is seek the taxpayer. The days a l located wholly or in part within the further act or notice. But for the pur- having had a hand in the bomb out- Behrman issued an order forbidding week as recommended by required to seek the government. Per- eon-ser- boundaries of the continental United pose of accounting rage. the custom. fuel administration to ve said possession and In as to whether they nre States and consisting of railroads, shall date 12 mid- sons doubt fuel. control from o'clock Tonopah Mining Co. declared a divi- The American consulate at Odessa and owned or controlled systems of night on Dec, 31, 1917. subject to the tax or not or as to how dend of 7 per cent, payable was the object of a bomb early in the The owners of the Iron Bar Group- coastwise and inland transportation, In witness whereof I have hereunto Jan. 1, to to make out their returns, will readily stock of record Dec. 31. morning of the 18th, according to a in the Mogollón district, have started engaged in general transportation, set my hand and caused the seal of This is a re- understand, therefore, that a visit to 1 state department message. operations. This is the whether operated by steam or by elec- the United States to be affixed. duction of per cent from the last this official may mean the avoidance furthest work tric power, including also terminals, Done by the President, through dividend paid In October. In New York the number of licenses of later difficulties. south on the Queen vein and develop' companies as- ments show terminal and terminal Newton D. Baker, secretary of war, in Charges of disorderly conduct issued for Christmas marriages The penalty for failure to make the that the values coatisne sociations. Bleeping and parlor cars, the District of Columbia, this 2Cth showed an increase of nearly 100 per to this property. private day against Prof. Charles Ayer, instruc- return on time Is a fine of not less cars and private car lines, of December, in year of cent, 1916. A li- the Our Lord tor of Spanish and German at the Uni- over total of 277 thifn $20 nor more than $1,000, and Grover H. Hendershott,' section elevators, warehouses, telegraph and one thousand nine seven- hundred and versity of Colorado, and censes were rlssued Monday as com- In addition CO per cent of the amount foreman for the Santa Fé railroad, telephone lines and all other equip- teen, and of the Independence of the prominent in ment and appurtenances commonly educational circles in the West, were pared with 167 on Christmas eve last of the tax due. For making a false was stabbed In the abdomen and eut United States the one hundred and year. return, penalty Is used upon or operated as a part of forty-secon- dismissed at Chicago. or fraudulent the and bruised when members of bis such or , New regulations Issued by Fed- a fine not to exceed $2,000 or not ex- rail combined rail and water WOODROW WILSON. The food commission of Silver .Bow the gang attacked him a short distance systems of transportation to be uti- eral Food Administration automatic ceeding one year's Imprisonment, or NEWTON D. BAKER, county, Mont, In which from Belen. lized for the transfer and transporta- Butte is lo ally reduced the price of flour In car- both, in the discretion of the court, and Secretary of War, cated, 'New Mexico has 300 species tion of troops, war material and equip- ordered a second reduction In load lots at the mills by establishing In addition 100 per cent of the tax of only ment to the exclusion so far as may Higher Prices Allowed Coal Men. the local prices of foodstuffs, averag- a lower amount of wheat to be used vnded. birds and one state, California, be necessary of ing all other traffic there- Washington. War demands for bi- a cut of about 5 per cent in all In the manufacture of a can boast of a larger number, and on; and so as such exclusive barrel of As to the Farmers. that far tuminous coal have been greater than products. The first reduction cvt flour. that only by a few specimens," snld use be not necessary or desirable, prices 10 number of farmers who will pay mines could meet, although the in- per cent. The Aldo Leopold the New Mexico- - such systems of transportation op- W. W. Blackwell, a decade ago si of be ' taxes has not been estimated crease of, production this year has preme Income Game Protective Association at a lec- erated and utilized in the performance WASHINGTON chancellor of the Knights of government officials, but It 1 been normal, Fuel Administrator Gar- by the ture before the Santa Fé Woman's of such other services as the national Government uncovers world wide Pythias and since recognized as an they will forra a large percen- may field testified at the Senate coal In- certain Club In the Francis auditorium. Interest require and of the usual plot to wreck social orders. authority on affairs of the order, died tage 6,000,000 persons assessed St and ordinary business and duties of vestigation. In an effort to alleviate of the at his home at Henderson, Ky., af who never before have paid an income Col. Ralph E. Twltchell was eleeted common carriers. conditions, he said, the fuel adminis- Senate committee urged War De- ter suffering a stroke of paralysis. partment to provide warmer tax. The average farmer does not president of tho State Speakers' Bu By William G. McAdoo. tration was laying emphasis on stim- clothing Unless approximately 10.000 iron ulating for soldiers In cantonments. keep books but if he avails himself of reau, which organized at a meeting pos- production. workers employed In shops at San It is hereby directed that the the services of government experts held in the Senate Chamber of the session, control, operation utiliza- "When the operators complain that Funeral services for Senator New- - Francisco and in Oakland receive im- and who will be sent to aid him, it will not Capitol Santa B. C. Hernan- tion of such transportation systems prices fixed by the president are too lands of Nevada were held In Wash mediately a ten per cent. Increase in at Fé. be difficult for him to ascertain the dez, D. hereby by me undertaken shall be ex- low, we are inclined to give them th ington. President Wilson headed a wages, they will strike, according to Dr. A. Crile and others fa amount of his net Income. organization groups of ercised by and through G. Mc- benefit of the doubt," Dr. distinguished gathering by - vored the of William Garfield which a statement R. W. Burton. Dresi- The farmer Is making out his return ' Adoo, who Is hereby appointed and said. council speakers who would be available for dent of the Iron Trades may deduct depreciation In the value ' special drives. - ' Vice Chairman Stevens says labor More than $1,000,000 is said to have of property and machinery used In the A. Bayer, now Bolshevik Emissary Seeks Peace. Agree on Silver Price Around $1. trouble has lost more than half mil been obtained in operations ot tmee conduct of his farm, and loss by fire, W. with the state land office and formerly secretary to London. Gen. Antonoff, the mili- Washington A price to be paid by lion days in ship building program, swindlers under arrest at Chicago, the storm or other casualty, or ,by theft If United States Senator Catron, has tary commandant of the Petrograd the government for silver In agree, but situation is now Improving. biggest "haul" having been obtained not covered by Insurance. Expenses Belated returns brought the from Albert A. In operation been appointed chief clerk of the state district, has gone to Kiev, says a Pet- ment with western producers has total of Charles, wealthy meri actually Incurred farm In liv- penitentiary, a position which hebeld been agreed upon will be an- enrollments the Red Cross Christ chant of Kokomo, Ind., who is said to may be deducted, but not- family or rograd dispatch to the Times, with ;and for many years. He will succeed R. nounced soon, Is' said to mas drive for new members up to J have lost $100,000 In a fake mine. ing expense. Produce raised on the Instructions to negotiate with the It be satis- L, Ormabee and take his new position factory to the producers and will be The goal set when the cam A plot to poison Red Cross band farm and traded for groceries, wearing rada in an effort to settle ex- 1. Ukranlan about one dollar an ounce. paign opened Dee. 17, was 10,000,000. ages and spread wholesale death apparel, etc., Is counted as living Jan. the differences between it and the With the railroads under govern among the soldiers of America and penditures and cannot be deducted. One direct result of the first annual ment greatest-obstacl- e polit- Bolshevik government It is reported Bulgarians Balk at Peace Terms, control, the to her allies has been exposed and frus- Salaries paid by the state or a tax conference at the State Capitol authorities of new an adequate American coal supply trated at ical subdivision of the state are ex- Is the decision of most of the counties - that the the Ukrai- Geneva Bulgaria has balked is Cleveland, Ohio. at the wiped out Congressional Investiga Viljalmar empt. A farmer holding the job 'of of the state to accept the raises on nian government are ready to accept peace terms of the Bolshevlkl, pro Stefansson returned from tors, therefore, turned their attention an exploring county supervisor, for Instance, does grazing land made by the State Tax proposals looking toward a peaceful testing to the clause providing for trip thru Arctic wilder "no to coal prices. ness. not have to Include his salary In his In- Commission for 1917 as the valuations-fo- arrangement annexation." come tax return, 1918 TAIBAN VALLEY NEWS. Circumstantial Evidence. Kill That "I say, Dick, what makes you so kji -pii im.Vii.iy.v.i i, ,. ,..,, ,., H ,.111 m suspicious about your girl's letting oth TEUTONS OFFER Cold and er fellows court her?" "I put It to you, Bill, wouldn't It Save Health make you suspicious 1 your girl's par GENERAL PEACE kept saying you were ATTENTION! rot all the time

QUININE DENY ALLIED DEMAND FOR CASCARA M A Big Darning Bill. Sick "Women In 1901, when the French govern- IN GERMANY AND ment set out to have Its state tapes- TERMS GUARD AUTOCRACY. To do your duty during these trying The old family remedy in tablet tries mended, It was estimated that form safe, aure, eaiy to take. No times your health should be your V opiatea no unpleasant after effects. the cost would be equivalent to $150,-00- tirst .J 24 Grip in 3 S Curee eolda in hours num- days. Moneybackif itfatla. Get the The tapestries in question consideration. 1 hese two women genuine doz witn bered 90. PAY NO Red Top and Mr. INDEMNITIES tell how they found health. Hill'a picture on it MM Z4 Tablata for 2 Sc. Some men's Idea of being a Christian Hellam, Pa. "I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- At Any Drug Store) Is to look solemn. etable Compound for female troubles and a dis- "ALL BELLIGERENTS MUST AC. placement. I felt all run down and was very weak. cría) V'-'- : CEPT PROPOSAL IF END OF I had been treated by a physician without results, so decided to give Lydia E. Vegetable WAR IS TO COME" C2ERNIN. Pinkham's Compound ra ("Mi llirirgrj II i a trial, and felt better right away. I am keeping houso ki:zxzk. it i i ti ti ii Bince last April and doing all my housework, where before . "if. Contents 15Pluid Praol Western Newspaper Union News Service. was unable to do any work. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- S3 Net I V IGRA IU BU table Compound Is certainly the best medicine a woman can U TEUTON'S PEACE CONDITIONS. take whenln this condition. I give you permission to publish For Infanta and Children. Here are the main points Insisted this letter." Mrs. E. It. CRUStLiíia, II. No. 1, Hellam, Pa. on by the Teutons as conditions ot peace: Lowell, Mich. "I suffered from cramps and dragging 1 No annexation of territories down pains, was Irregular and had female weakness and seized during the war and stipu- Mothers Know That lations for evacuation by troops. displacement. I began to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- 2 Declaration by the allies of in- table Compound which gave me relief at once and restored tention not to take away polit- my ical independence of nations health. I should like to recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Genuine Castoria It during war. remedies to all suffering women who are troubled in a simi- Ml JlmjJJSC which lost the in SISir'l'l 3 Nationalities without political way." independence to solve question lar Mrs.ELiSEllEiM,R.lio.6, Box83,Lowell,Mich. AfeMablefreparauoa&rAs of subjection through own gov- ac- . Always ernment with their peoples Why Not cording to their own constitu- Try tions. 4 Protection of rights of minori- Bears the ties constitutes an essential part of the right of peoples to n. LYDIA AM S Ii K PlomotinéDiácsIion; 5 No belligerent country be re- E.PMEH imM Thereby Signature to j - ,H retain quired to pay contributions and 1 in.J- - - tí villein urn private persons to be compen- Í neither Opium.Morphtoen sated for losses from special of fund contributed by all belliger- H Mineral. JN ot xxakw LW ents on a proportional basis. 1TMETABLE COMFOÜMB 6 Return of colonial territories LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS. forcibly seized during the war. 'l"'Vf a iiiwa,winap m iwipiunii. imiwnin.ii, niyii un, m,.ytj jUxSnt ,ihii in .ai inlii illi i. .laant ,., t m 'aav.fi ainiT Petrograd. The Central powers, No Need. In Which Sense? ; WftMon TC. Coleman, Wasb Count Czernln, the Auatro-Hungarla- n intfton. J.C. Buukatfrne. itlub-- et Lady Do you think it is fnir to take "I hear the sheriff is Maud." PATENTS refflFuDcas. Best, renalba foreign minister, peace con- after In told the his enndy? "Ves, I believe he has nn attachment Brest-Litovs- k ference at . Christmas Little Boy I don't have to be fill for her." solemnly declare their resolve imme- I kin lick him. Life. Denver Directory J ter- diately to sign terms which will Diarrhoea Gonstipalion and J Use minate the war on conditions equally Cuticura la So Soothlnn RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION ana reven&ni - Just to all belligerents. The Central To Itching, burning skins. It not only powers also favor a general peace eoothea therefronvmlmanty. but heals. Bathe with Cutt FOR THE KIDNEYS resulting 0 For Over without forcible annexations and in- oura Sonp and hot water, dry gently SirtatareolT demnities. They could not bind them- and apply e f Cuticura Ointment. For selves a guar- to such terms without free samples address, "Cuticura, Dept. For many years druggists have watched antee that Russia's allies would recog- X, Boston." At druggists and by mail. with much interest the remarkable record iHECEOTAmCowor. Thirty Years nize them and carry them out honest- Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50. Adv, maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root- , NEW ly toward the Central powers. the great kidney, liver and bladder medi- mm . - WBi- cine. At. r a Count Czernln declared that the Needed More Weight. Mi is a physician's prescription. Central powers basic The lady of the house shut her lip; It believed the Swamp-Koo- t is strengthening medi- tightly when she who rung a principles uttered by the Russian del- saw had cine. 1c helps the kidneys, liver and blad- egates could be the basis of such a the bell. der do the work nature intended they ill peace. He said they shared Russia's "No," she said, "you were here in should do. December. never give to a bpgga Swamp-Roo- t has stood the test of years. Exact Copy of Wrapper. condemnation of a continuation of the I war for the sake of conquest. undeserving of help." It is sold by all druggists on its merit and 3 "I wouldn't 'ave called, mum," said it should help you. No other kidney medi- It is necessary to indicate moat cine has so many friends. tramp, seeing he need ex A Harsh Cynicism. Nothing New. clearly, however, the count added, that the that lie sure to get Mwamp-Roo- t and start pect nothing more house, "Marriage is a lottery," said the phil- "The papers say that women are the Russian proposals could be real- from that treatment at once. 'ome-mad- e you osopher. to be used as carriers for the mails." ized only in the event that all bellig- "only cakes left like However, if you wish first to test this gave me ago. wants to en great preparation send ten cents to Dr. DIAMONDS "In that case," commented the poor "Well, why shouldn't they carry the erents obligated themselves to ad- a mouth I list, but of your little cukes would 'ave Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a and ARTISTIC JEWELRY misanthrope, "the laws mails? Haven't they long been trans- here to thé terms of such a peace. sample bottle. When writing be sure and HANUVACTDHINO Austro-Hungaria- put me right." 5 are not enforced as they ought to be." porting them?" The n foreign min- mention this paper. Adv. JOS. I. SCHWARTZ ister declared that the Central pow- Tommy Needed Them, Too. 16th ft Curtis, Denver, Cols. Cold Cum Headache and Grip Don't be misled. Ask for Red Cross ers did not intend forcibly to annex True to His Convictions. WRITE OR CALL FOR CATALOG LAXATIVH BROMO (JUlNINU removes thn eHB. Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white The wounded Tommy writhed and here is onlr one "Bromo (Julnlne." H. W. ÜKOVM8 clothes. territories seized during the war, nor The purchasing agent lay In bed signaturef la on SUo. At all good ' grocers. Adv. masseuse, Iron box. to deprive nations of political inde- squirmed as the with sore smitten with a serious sickness. The Platte River Cattle Cc fingertips, massaged his injured leg, A specialist stood by his bedside and No Proofs. Best Way. pendence lost in the war. The question of the subjection ot At last he burst out : said: "I can cure you." "The sense of public honesty Is grow- "How objects do pass from eye to '"Arf a nio! What d'yer think yer your PURS BRED HEREFORD eye." nationalties who have not political in- "What's bid?" moaned the sick BULLS FOR SALE ing every day." of ? Ow!" man. --'ra "Yes; I suppose they do on the dependence to another country cannot Ones, twoa "Can't notice that contributions to it "It's nil right!" said the masseuse, "One hundred dollars." and threes. bridge of nose." be solved internationally and must b9 See or write ua before buying; the conscience fund are getting into the "I'm kneading your muscles!" "You'll have to do better than that." the million class." ' met by each government and its peo- ple in the manner established by the The Tommy gently but firmly pulled gasped the purchasing agent ; "I've got DEVELOPING GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER nway a constitution of that government. The his leg from the none too gentle better bid from the undertaker." Kodaks nd PRINTING Tnke things as they come, but re- grasp of his tormentor, and breathed SeD'l for CatalOfrue and member some things It will Has been used for all ailments that protection of the right of minorities Finishing Priee Lift. The Dearer Phata aUt.ri.lt C... there are "So'm I!" Only One "BROMO QUININE" Eutaaa KwUli (2b 16th Stmt, Dcarar. Calaraaa are by a is an essential part of the right of peo To gut the Bfnnlne, call for full nam. LAXATTVB C, pay you to go after. caused disordered stomach BROMO OIIININH Tr.k f.. i.rna.., u tu and Inactive liver, such as sick head- pies to ttliUVa. CureaaColdlnünaUajr. an. W. N. U., DENVER, NO. In the event of a mutual refusal to All the Adverbs. COLIC IN HORSES ache, constipation, sour , stomach, shopping early?" demanda PROMPT attention. Keep meet war expenditures and pay dam "Wife REVIVED one or two bottles of nervous indigestion, fermentation of "Early, late, often and enthusiast! OLD APPLE STORY Domestic Warfare. Dawld Roberta' ages caused by the war, Count Czer Ir. food, palpitation of the heart caused by cally." "What did your wife do when you Colic Drench gases in the stomach. August Flower nln continued, each belligerent shall Prisoner Related In Court That His got home late last nigliti" In yonr medicine chest all tbeWtime. is gentle only expense of its subjects It relieves Id tbe short1 at possible a laxative, regulates digestion bear the His Kick. Adam and Eve Encounter Was "Fired a vase at me." httme. Head the Practical Home both in stomach and intestines, cleans made prisoners and damages caused ' Vitennarisn. Iwna zor tree book- "Are you fond of amateur Caused by the Red Fruit. "That was rough." let on ABOHTION IN COWS, lino and sweetens the stomach and alimen- to property of civilian subjects by de- V dealer In four town, wri te "Yes, nnd site tired on a flag of truce,, Dr. J Da HoberhV Co., 100 Brand AvtMe, Waukesha, Wit. tary se- international Courier-Journa- Vtt canal, stimulates the liver to liberate violations of "Yes, but not at professional prices." "Ever since Eve tempted Adam with too." Louisville l. crete the bile and impurities from the law on the part of the adversary. The Exchange. an apple there has been more or less blood. Sold in an civilized countries. creation of a special fund for this pur- trouble," remarked James E. Deery, Catarrhal Deafness Be CurerJ 80 and 90 cent bottles. Adv. pose, as suggested by Russia, could be judge says Cannot Was Never In. of city court, tho Indian- by lncul applications as they cannot reach Cuticura Heals discussed only in event that the other "Bangor says he is out of politics apolis News, "but this morning was the diseased portion of the ear. There ia Not Possible. . way belligerents Join in the peace negotia- for good." the first time that I have had an ex only one to cure Catarrhal DeafnPsn, "The architect spoiled new po- and that Is by a constitutional remedy. that tions within a certain time. good of yes." ample of the trouble which may be HALF'S CATARRH MF.H,'INE acta Skin lice "For the polities Troubles court." The chairman of the Russian dele- caused between a man and woman by through on the Mucous Surf. Soap 25c Ointment 25 and "Couldn't be spoiled. A police court of the System. Catarrhul Deafness la 50c gation expressed gratification at the nn apple." caused by an Inflamed condition of thai A W 9 JHF 19 MW IV is, of necessity, a fine building." peace A man mucous llnlnsr of the Eustachian Tub. German willingness to make had been arrested charged When this tuhe ts Inflamed you have a without annexations and indemnities with assault nnd battery on his wife. rumbling sound or Imperfect beartnK, and when It Is entirely closed, Deafness Is n peo- to tha and with the of had tried shield him when result. Unless the Inflammation can be re- ples. He demurred, however, at the she took the stand, but admitted hav- duced nnd this tube restored to Its nor- mal condition, hearing muy ha dostroyeil on n as ing had a unpleasantness German statement little with forever. Many cases of Deafness a' being incomplete. He' said the war her mate. caused by Catarrh, which Is an lnllamed When man took condition of the Mucous Surfaces. Are Common in Western Canada could not end without the Coffee the the stand he ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for anT The thousands of U. S. farmers who have accepted of violated rights of little When asked whether he should tell the story eaae of Catarrhal Deafness thnt rsmmt be cured by HALL'S CATARRH Canada's generous offer to settle on homesteads or buy and oppressed nationalities and Rus- Disagrees from tho beginning, and when told to MEDICINE. farm land in her provinces have been well repaid by sia would insist on guarantees that go ahead started by saying: "Judge, All Drupulsta 71c. Circulars froe. bountiful crops of wheat and other grains. their lawful rights would be protected your honor, all this trouble was caused F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Where you can buy good farm land at $15 to $30 by nn apple." in a general peace treaty. quick results for The Eternal Feminine. per acre get $2 a bushel for wheat and raise 20 to posi- "Yes, I have heard story be you bound Count Czernln explained the that St. Fetor Kinht way, ladies, to 45 bnshels to the acre are to make money the better follow fore," Judge. this that's what you can do in Western Canada. tion of the central powers in a state- said the "The Ilible even get your halos. ses- says that an npplo caused trouble be- In the provinces oí Manitoba, Saskatchewan or ment which he read at the second a change to. Shade of' Mrs. PeStyle Now. Mr. 1 tween Adam and Eve, and most people Alberta you can get a ; sion of the peace conference at Peter, before I take one I would like think that all our o'clock Tuesday evening. of troubles date to to know if you allow privilege HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES FREE time." the of that exchanging it If I find when I get home and other land at very low prices. '"Will" PM it, tipsta iiii. ','Bnt a Supervisors Oust County Treasurer. Instant this was real apple," replied that it doesn't lit? During many years Canadian the prisoner. "Wo had nn nrgument Louis. The St. Clair county wheat fields have averaged 20 bushels St. over It and when my wife beenme loud many yields as high supervisors voted, 34 to 6, to to the acre as board of I merely shoved her away from me. Make the laundress nappy flint's Ttett 45 bushels to the acre. Wonderful oust Fred Warning, county treasurer, Cross Hiir Mine. Makes beautiful, clear Postum Then some nosey neighbors cnlled the crops also of Oats, Barley, and Flax. from office. The action was taken at white clothes. AH good grocers. Adv. Farming is profitable police.'' Mixed as an a special meeting of the board at v industry as grain raising. Uood delicious, drug-fre- e "All right," said Judge Peery, "but A III.IMillUi . Belleville after County Auditor Eckert A Religious Combination. I believe the real cause of this trouble Tteoeiitly a parcel was In reported he had been unable to ac- drink, tasting reivlved Is that yon do not work steadily. Now, post ollice which count for $79,160.30 of county funds the Toledo for Rome SuDt. of Immigration. Ottawa. Can., or to high-gra- de I am going to let you go this time on to be opened. ad- be In Warning's much like reason had It was which should the condition you heed some ad W.V.BENNETT coffee, com- thnt dressed to "Any Soldier In France Who $ ' Koom4,BeeBldg.,Omaha,Neb. vice relative to steady employment, Does Not Iiecelve Another Present." an forting and satisfy- which a friend of yours is going It contained a llible nntl a set of bor- .J Canadian Government A,.nt U. S. Guarantees Roads Income. give you ns soon ns you leave the ing gloves. f. ','.'....'!, Ul...... mmmmmm New York. The railroads of tho ing to the former VS5vUlS country will be guaranteed net oper- courtroom." ating Income at the rate of $947,267,471 coffee user. Natural Place. Germ Free Fluid Vaccine annually, under the plan as announced IJse Locust Piles. "o IÜI1 tlressetl up his story?" Kansas by President Wilson. The latest of- Ideal for children. The government Is reported to have "Yes, and then took It to n pnrty." with a proven record on over half a million calves, has by actual test made ficial figures as compiled by the In- reached n decision thnt tree nails or terstate Commerce Commission show wootlen pins used In shipbuilding must good everywhere and hat stood the test of time. It is safe to use at any time. years "There's a Reason" Iff MNf Mill net operating income for the be of locust or eucalyptus. The black Murine Is for Tired Eyes. Cannot give the disease to calves or spread disease in pastures. It is easy 1917 TVwiI! ending June 30, 1915, 1916 and POSTUM locust will be the particular species Red Kyea Sore Eyea s to administer. Leading cattlemen are using it exclusively ask any of them. as follows for all the roads of the for used. Write us for names and free book on blackleg. 6 Rf rmbea RmiuirM. Marine la a FaTurlta 9 country. 1915, $728,712,079; 1916. Sold by Grocers. I Trxaliurnt for Ura that fiwl dry anil smart, a THE KANSAS BLACKLEG SERUM CO. $1,043,839,822; 1917, $1,069,760,514. The Girls who nro enrolled ns second- - aa ToarTeeth and wltb ttiaaam rnitrlvj. f average years amounts to E CRE FM TnCM. YOU CaMNOT IUY NEW ETESI for three class yeomen in the United States navy g Bold at iiriit and Optical Stoma or by Mall. 3 101 Stockvarda Exchange Denver. Colo. II -- ll I) KM mi II ll Art MutlM Er Raawtfy to-- ': $947,267,471. WHI I li I i I! I receive $85 per month salary. I Co, Catena, tat fraa j NOTitKTOK PUBLiC HON ; : ?roIe:s!onal Cards i vl4niikni i iu Interior, U. e. ma& ;. c.wi - Mítica i Iwrttiv clvsn that fj'rieii'' N. wUo ' Milton AUrfriNV Í. BraioBTlsoKS TOSO- Kvwis of Dereiio. ax.. vn jl.i. atss. ,C 14. inalti llouHcU Eunjr. mi, 01151'i CITY - T RA K ti 01 Tor S Sou. the ll. Hfo. 13. ff Wi .Vt LHSEH . mid iNV M Towinhlp It. M Oenflral l).nyag-i- KtMinm tN FOIJTICB. th. feo. IN. IJWOCTAT1C Kant. N. M. )'.. Mrr'.itlaa. Ime tiled nutlca P'ompt Work Príw,. if Intention t'i nrnko Final Q'hree Tent Rlhr A eir. rn..f m ütab'lsh claim to the land above $1.00 tvpfor . START Sc&eeriineii ln.orM.oJ. .vr. U, nu,ihc l!niia Tiie LTarter-Míns- 4iui CnmmtKlonei, at N,M. Mteti Cf - Tibu, BrrAnn- Wvm (for those who Ailvaataga Kt t.k ti lh th dot ol Fabniur 118. (looiriMraiii ) f thU offer) will practically cnlrxg Claimant numea aa wltnaasaa: AoetrtB-aeeon- Aplteatle. thi pLie!w .V " l&m L. Wriulit y Ackerman. Marlon Portales Ci.ovi s, afc Taiwan ito by 32 ps: each week. Rc:l what ftataredat the poatofflne Johnum, Udgitr Foreman, of Derkxio. N. M. you itrri ry oohcrikr t Uüa paper who acept Khalrtkot t 'lrtl rn " ' seoona-clae- s, A. J. Etam. Rat.gmr. r' W. M., Wr tkíe ia, iaciivv .i u& &tldiikia&l cal ta RooMvell anj Onrr e.ii:r. ye-u-.

KEITH ! - A. T. A S. F. Tim Table w..FD.W?3P$; . v- ' East Bouno TElERHfiCE Ü0IE8 THE No. 22 arrives 6:27 Traia (By th National Wotnan'a Chrla-tia- n West Bound RURALWORLD Temporánea Union.) TralaNo. 21 arrive fl BEER NOT COOLING. 1917 1913? 'ft'r,PH J. Hj.1I Did write H T lr. W. A. Jvnas, Conductor óf thé Ju Will be delivered by mail to all eur subscríbela weekly Chicago Tribune's hcültb culotnu. autl ' James J. Rail á Ccmpanj if yeu accept this offer and pay for our paper fcr a man of high rank In his profession, Baer and her Uufthter, one year. The Kural World ia gives thi; following facts: Mrs. a wonderful magazine, Ponded A , hs NEW lvtru w their eight-tent- YEAR Mrs. Burns are moving eentalning ricle3 of value ind interest i every men All kinds of beer contain of an ounce of alcohol, equiva- ber cf the family. Tupunicmtt, , , r ranch near ToUt. lent to nearly a tablespoonfut of Snr 'Siv'-'- Taylor whisky. Vr. A. Thorn!, Cot, The Following: ''Rural , geologicts. Are World While cold beertastes coot end pleas- and ZaoheryTayloy, Departments- - ant to a hot moa, It does not cool hita 4' oil field Reblar him op. The alcohol aod here going over the arm Management, off; tt heitfs art making Paeifle Coaet Rural Newa f toil, Crip solids will bring Increased heat. drawing maps nd Rural Werle! Mark! Reviewe Peultry, Piaeene. rtabbita . WANT tne Currant Tepioa Tha P lower Garden The effect of alcohol Is to Induce ADS up preparing for Quaatione blood final wind Man and Vemsn af the Futura atia Antwere nn exceas of to the skin. that ) ex Tha Veget-tl- Úardei Whenever n faire nmount of blood drilling machinery With Kama cnt Mather mllaa For All RIGHT week Ciirus anal Paclaiuoua goes to th aWn, tt canses a feeling of Fire nnrl Torna first Fruits And a Number Good . 'o Insur. pooled to be here the f 3tarUa lient. Farm Live tee k by Wall Known Authora ... anee,tFrsee W. H. VAUOHTEff in February. When a man drinks beer, he cauaes tested some We be.lev that with thta added faatara at no additional eoat himself to feet hot . , These men have aur publication ana Tha Rural W jrW 111 aooa be In every home He also actually Increases bis bodily in territory. yo P r i end aur If ara not aready a aubacrlber to our pt yer, - - itr tT.q on your nr. of thaurfaoe sand hre rear aubeoriptlen hat expire, aaod In ycur order at onoe no heat. prty indications exce- that yau will not ralis anv aoploa af Tha Rural World. (Sample He Increases bis chance of sunstroke Write or phone t! C. aRTliR.' find the oil aplaa ( will per Tha Rami World ha stalled to anv addreau upon at least a hundred cent BY ROBINOM A'tSTR CT TO, llent. requoat ) If ran ara almady paid op Ul aavanoe, yot. ma ake advantage NEW OCCASION IN Portales. N. M. Adv. f th offer by astendlna; yaur to oil papar on year White Floy r aad Tha Itaral World will alaa be aeat you for full yeur. Toucan get Snow amasahai our paper and Tha Rural Work both for a full Three boats large cannery tenders $8,25 per hunared lar anly tha rayuiar prioe f tbla paper Take advaataga for the Alaska fisheries were recent- The plac e to ell is at Q. W. next week for Tr effar! af thla btc ly launched from one ship-buildi- Jolly's. TA! BAN GROCERY t plant in Seattle. Each was christened He pay h UBSCRffiE iODAfr with the sparkling nonalcoholic bever- market prJcc in age, oash, FOR ALL you Mrs, Chai. McCuIlough is applestaff. The bottles were trif in the national colors end buns; ohiokens mid hida Krin spending the week with relatives from tne three prows on silken ropes SUBSCRIBING your proJjce jn and lyet the-biah-. . of red, white and blue. The three Taiban. , " in young women sponsors, said the Seat- '' tle Times, carried out the triple cere- G. W. Jolt. J. W. Killen and mother are mony with great brilliancy. The crah to Taiban for a few of the bottles, sounding at d moTing baok intervals, bathed the bows of the v GOTO C. W. .ÍACK'SON a

pela glistening . "The new ; montba. la foam. the mill for t'orn and. Corp elii pa-Oats- christening beverage made good ' a whirlwind style. Not a hitch, not a Bran, Cotioa" seed cak Weeléy McCullough han been or pnuse of any kind, FOR THE. and Meal. Pain and 111 Health halt' which ery eick with Pnuemonia this means, according to tradition, that It In safe and sane to christen a ship wlih rob yóu of all yoiir When you of week. the new Seattle beverage." . want miri ay - .,; desoriptio. call TAIH A .V. fjO efficiency.,- .. $lmL DRY TOWN HA MONEY. ' ' 4Dur Grocery Stock is com r jji nijTi aft liar CERX 'hey fnna v. "City la excellent shape financially. hv ihm 50 cts 75 l lete, you earj get mostarything DR.. MILES' All bills paid and surplus on hand, to 3 ad OLANEETá cuditor's report shows." No, these TAIBAN a specialty. you in your home at ÁÑTI-PAI- that need H PELS are not headlines from some wet towa TAIBAN GROCERY. newspaper telling of booze-boug- mu- ti ,iu tiLr.f fv,' qaickry relieve nicipal prosperity.. Oh, no. They re VALLEY but NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . Pain, fer to Freeport's good financial condi- Department ot tha tnteciiir, U. a. Tuee-ayfro- m tion without any liquor license money. . J, A. Gilbert returnéd at the saine time, when Office at Fort Sumner. N. In .. Aun. a. itiT Illinois Issue. Non Míe, where he epent over-wor- h Coal aSVCRI HCABAOHC or nervousness NEWS Notice la hereby given that Henry c, with home folks. -- OF THE TIMES. Christmas I aoea had tvrrlbU is the cause, ,,; SI0N3 MoCoralo ofTaUjaa. M M, ha, pa Atut. 1. haataihaa aol faorad la What Is said to be the eídest saloon !!. mad haniMtead. Ho. el Has, far NffH, Qtlppfc I oanld sot at-Uf-ut ?n Ohio has voluntarily gone out of NHNBM. BWKNEfi Heir: 7, and of Dr. Miles NWKNWI4 Mr. andMre. J. E. Murphy to mr wark. 1 toe husmeas because of lack of buslnewi. aottoa a. T. . H. a.nf M S Ritobie were in Taiban Saturday aoaee of Dr. lUlaa AnU-Pai- a It has sold liquor since 1829. Four N. II. P. Meridian, has Alan nono, Fflla aa tha peai Restorative Nervine other Colombus saloons recently gave ot Intention to make Fli .i Thr.e Tear visiting theis daugb autcklf - Then Proof to to hóve and 3unday (an. trp their licenses. And the parent dis- eetabll.o claim the uwtt X aoartad ttalnc tor. Huae' aaaeribed. Ualtrd-Stale- a Mrs Ernert Cornett and should relieve tillery of Cincinnati the Flelscbmann before Mn. c.I. Si.oUht ter NerHaa and aha trouble be used to Commtaaleaer, at 1'alUa. M. U., aoaaptetaly built in 1809, has closed Its doors. ', getting aoiVainted with their wralahad and YOU CAN KKEPÜP WITH on the Mth day of January íaiR I fall wen aa activa the cause. They all see what's coming t 80 new grandson, baby Come. Claimant namaa aa wltnemiae; Alfred S IF FIRST OR Byilnir, G.orcc W, Bandera, .r.nny M. JtZKBT TXnrKAU, SOX. BOTTLE. FAILS TO BENEFIT YOU, YOUR MONEY Berllhy. GreaaB.WIaa. all of Taibn F. k. Spruw Taller. Minn. -- O. C. Haga and Willie Lewis WILL BE REFUNDED. The Third Quarterly meeting A, t, EVAS. will' made a very "pleasanti" trip to of the executive board of New Mexico Cattle ahd Horse Rpawell Saturday night. Grower - NOTICE FOR PUPl ICATION Association is tobe held in the , Department of the Tnt.rtrr. (1. S lnt Court House in Tucumcari, New Office at Fnrt Sumner. H M...: mot. la.iasr L. E. Canon of Farweli, Tex. CHURCH DIRhCTIRY. Non roa I We are in receipt of the fol- Meoico, January 10, The OIL hereby was in .Taiban Monday night 1918. Notlee la elv.n '" tmrlrtta lowing card from L. B. Herlihy A Rlchardtnn. of Lanatvn, V. y. who on V.p. watch party. s PRESBYTERIAN It is the desire of the associa- and attended 19.1015 mad Hd. entr 0. 010-- " Cor SEtí Brooklyn Navy : ' at yard tion . - Riv. J. R. Carver, Pastor that every stockman, in the he JW: v To you and your dear ones a state be berefited by this organi- aectlnn CI Tn, I V mi Mist BlonHel. 8herood spent Preaching, 2nd Sunday in eac "!at. N M. P. Me-ldla-n. haa fllfi) nntloe Merry Chrietmap, and will you zation; all persons it to New Year at Tolar. month i Hours, 11 a m & 8 p m. interested Inf.nHAn fruk" !" Tir V.nr kindly through the News, ex in the vital questions of the day Proof tn eatnbllah o!ai o tBi,.hiTa BAPTIST CHURCH MMwrlhfA. T.n. tT. , tend mv greetings for the sea goveri.fng live htrr Mr. and Mrs. 3. Ck Boyd of the stook industry rommlMlonKr,' . Malroaa. f. M. on trie IK'IT D. day nt .tannery busi-es- a Rev.' C. Barb, Patter. eon and best wishes for a bright in New México are urged to be 1ia. Canton were ia Taiban on in-.-- .. Preaching, 3rd Sunday in eaoh New Year to my maay Taiban DEVELOPMENTS rinlm.nt namm a. Wednesday. present. VManrl ,For) n. V. chIt'" " tv., month; Hours, 11 a m 4 8 p m. friends. William F. PlrhM,on. r.l'l. SIphaHiio L, B. Herlihy. of Lancten. N. M. We have just received a nice M. E, CHURCH, SOUTH A fine Turkey dinner was A, J. f"v line of MenrA Boys Hats and Rev. W. L. 8elf, Pastor , We received this loo late for served at the Keith home on Caps.'get our pricee bsforeyou Preaching, 4th Sunday in eaoh the Christmas issue, and owing Christmas day to a number of where. month; Hours, to the large ad we run last week guests NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION uy else llam&8pm. who erjoyi d the dinner Nob Coal GROCERY of - TAIBAN UNION SUNDAY 8CH0OL a uumber articles wee and ri8it very much . Department of tn Interior, (7. S. Lanit, Office Furl N. At., - out but it is never too at Buninar, vi. i17 Keith,- Superintendent. crowded $1.00 per year )& Pirrt for Mr. and Mrs.. Speight enter Notice le hereby c"'en thai Jétate l Mrs. Clara Hutton was in late to publish anything our Wyatt, of Drraan, N, M.,who. on Meets at 10 :00 every Sunday tained at dinner Sunday Mr. Mar. a. 1' town Wednesday buying feed. soldier boys, and we are always aiada homeatcBe Ke. liu:. for the M4 - Mrs. morninpr. glad to do anything we oan for and W. T Wade and chil- Sea. 14. tM N, R 11 dren, Mr. Keat, N. M. p.. Meridian. h- - (lied now Prayer meeting every Thurs and Mrt. L. E. Davies ef Mr. and Mrs. W . J. 8toi e left them. int.ntloa to make sitial Three 1 er day night, and daughters.- - Needless to Proof to eatabllah claim in ih .k... Vriday morning for their home daesribed. )t 11 i n at say the day Wore Mre.c. I. aeii,t L'niteU are cordially viti u . Miss Don Hitson. of Carlsbad was a very enjoy Sutee pendí norv a month visitir.g Commlaaloner. at Talbaa, k , after Mrs." able one. on I tei.dthese tcrvicer, is visiting J. T Espy few the Uih day of ,, i. .relaVives in Tn and here Clelmaot namea aa witoewee: Henry thisweek. . One of the in days gu6t Paid advance AeVerman. Beward M. Fare. Andrew, m. mi wyatt, aT" J. Fvlier of Oklahoma City 1 THANKS TJiom, HeDrilry all of f)no, N. M fl. McCullough return- EV.iNs, Mr J. eame in Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Jackson ;.. 'etitr' Marcus. Texas The Womans Missionary So ed from S" t another breath o( Nc w Mex served an elaborate New Year's daughter, ciety of the Baptist churh here, whtreeha visiteri tier He aliie Turkey dinner;; those present " ico's pure air. . is wish to thank everyone who Mr. AV. M. Muelle. tne Great Mr. Mrs. T.-W- . East, selling oil stock for were and liberally assisted thtm, in tht N01KE Oil d lUfinii g Co. Watkin. liUt'ier Watkins, Western ai tc your Final L. 8,1 Mr. pound;n that ir veri Rad Proof arar and We. W. and grand-daughte- r Rev. of which he is a member and Mrs. Killen pa tor. Rev. (!. and let uí kiM.sv tl iv needs any to visit thoir . up l. IWnon to Amri:i It. a H'ull .ml unfl ' ' wetit whs Instrument! in; geiting n'ight - correct" n. nd-wil- before the 3rd Sun- l bring their Ñ. A jatiithter three mea ta iuvebtiete thin nohert, Mrs. V.nj(ihterjJ(i in Dtt.,eniler. ith them t. rnn.i chlldr'n home field. itttle datighie-Therni-- ard fi'B". tU. ttt'u h. íw (la.) a vitit. arra-- i