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VOL. 16 KENNA, ROOSEVELT COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921 NOi 17

ffleBaflESE P83.e07.000 KATHERINE BUTTERFIELD MARKET REPORT Tires and Tubes Accessories L. Boots and Patching and Supplies GOLD INCREASE Grnln. Wlifiat unil coin prices declined during the week. The only advance wan on tltu Phone 42 kUtli in:luMiced by good export business CONTRACTION OF CURREN-C- and reports of drouth In Kurope and Argentine. At the close wheat crop CAUSES REDUCTION Indicate damage. Export demand alow. Country offerlnRS liberal. First P. & R. GARAGE OF LOANS AND car new wheat on Chicago market July BILLS 1st sold at Sl.il3 4, graded No. 2 mixed, test weight (W. Corn crop reports gen- erally favorable; total crop estimated at El Ida, New Mexico 8.01)0,000 bushels. Corn curling reiwrted FED. RESERVE REPORT In Nebraska; hot weather doing damage In South Dakota. In Chicago cssh mar- Acetylene Welding LUCAS ket No. 2 red winter wheat ll.Utt; No. 2 W. C The Foreign Trade Is Off. The Banks hard 1.31; No. 3 mixed corn BOc; No. Expert yellow corn t)Oc; No. 3 white oats 35c. Mechanics PROPRIETOR Abroad Fail to Make Showing of For the week Chicago July wheat down 8 l-- at $l.i!2 July corn unchang- U. 8. in the Cut of Paper ed at OJc; Minneapolis July wheat down Money 8 at S1.24. Chicago September wheat down 1 at $1.22; September corn down at ttlic. Minneapolis September c. Washington, t '' l . wheat down 2 at 1.27 Federal reserve bank N Kunsas City September wheut down I ' , J 3c 2. operations during the past year have .. . i 5.1 at $l.J3 May. ED. J. NEER, resulted In 'an itfcreaee of its gold Extremely litfht movement and limited Undertaker and Embalm holdings by 1433,607,000, a decrease in demand causing prices to be only nomi- tr r-Vv- V nal in many markets. Dry weather af- LICENSED its notes in circulation of 1480,000,000 fecting pastures in several sections, but BY STATE BOARD and an increase la its total reserves l buyers still discounting damuge. Trices 1 C& answered daj or night Office 1519,000,000, according state- practically unchanged. No. timothy, phone 67 two rfg. of to a quoted New York t'29..")0; Minneapolis, Residence, 67 ring--. govern- three Arent (or RoeweU and AnriIlo ment issued by the board of I8; Memphis S2fl; Atlanta !'. No. 1 trfswinoaset, New ors. The contraction of the currency alfalfa Memphis L'0, Atlanta 2fl; No. 1 PorUlea, Mexico. prauie, Mimicupolis $10. indicated the board said, the degree to Feed Complete Line of Caskets and Robe which the country had entered a per- Market quiet. Further declines In , bran and middlings. Oilier feeds gener- iod of deflation. Miss Katherlne Butter-field- ally (taBier. Memphis cottonseed meal "Characteristics of this period cn high school girl of market a shade firmer but prices in the banking side have been reduction oUier markets mostly nominal because of Welser, Idaho, who won the Firestone absence of demand. Supplies and offer- of loans and bills held, retirement of scholarship for the best essay In the ings good. Dried brewers' grains In note circulation, gain in gold and national contest In which 250,000 good supply at tltl f. o. b. eastern ship- DRUGS, ping points. lieet pulp and alfalfa meal DRUG SUPPLIES liquidation of investments,' the state- high school students In ah parts of dull. Corn feeds weak, especially homi- ment said "while on the business side the country participated. The schol- - ny feed. Quoted: liran. $13.25 ; mid- SICK ROOM SUPPLIES dlings $13 Minneapolis; 3(1 p. c. cotton- lowering production rship Is a four-yea- r there has been of university seed meal $2i).7r Memphis, $.10 Atlanta; growth of unemployment, faWng off course valued at $9,000. white hominy feed $23 Chicago; $211.2.1 of foreign and reaction of prices. Philadelphia; linseed meal $28 Minneap- Your Mail Orders are Solicited. trade olis, $31.30 Chicago; No. 1 alfalfa mwl Rcovery $18.50 Kansas City. It Prepared APPROVES THE ROAD PROJECT "The spring 1921 would Fruits and Vegetables months of Irish cobbler potatoes from Eastern seem In the light of information now ern consuming markets the past weHi Available, to be a period of approach shore of Virginia advanced BOc In east-closin- g STATE HIGHWAY C0MMIS-SI0E- R $3.00 to $3.25 New York; $3 to Mm tHte&ejaupftoN qaJd STOac to equilibrium in certain lines of busi- $4 in other cities. Mississippi tomatoes Jiz)' ness and of preparation for recovery RETURNS in carriers slightly weaker in depressed most eastern markets, ranging generally from conditions that had $1.15 to $1.40. Baltimore steady at ROSWEUU N. ML developed." Says the U. 8. Government Approves $1.50 to ft. SO. Texas stock down seven- Total resources of the reserve sys- ty cents Chicago, closing 00c to $1. Cal- The $6,320,000 Road .Projects l ifornia salmon tint cantaloupes, stand- tem, amounting to $5,242,000,000 on ard 45 nhowud a slightly broader rang June 29, 1921, were decreased 13.7 Oklahoma at shipping points, closing $1.40 to $1.85 sSSsQCRbbssB f. o. b. cash track. Prices in consuming percent from the total on June 25, markets up $1 at $4 to $3 per crate. 1920, or $6,074,000,000. The capital Oklahoma City. With an agree- Ueorsla Tom Watson watermelons, m oo $150 $225 ship, to In- dium sizes, declined to at of federal reserve banks, however, ment with government officials, B. E. ping points, ranging $7n to $300 per car creased from $94,500,000 to $102,194,-00- 0 Clark, state highway commissioner re- r. o. b cash truck to growers. Prices for Florida and Georgia melons declined during the same period due to turned to Oklahoma City from Wash- $800 In New York, closing 350 to $550. the fact that the "system has steadily ington recently with plans com- Oeorgla Klberta peaches In KEMP LUMBER CO. increased in membership plete and official by which $6,230,000 carriers $2.00 to $2.25 t. o. b. cash track. and $2.7B to $3.00 In Cincinnati. Oeorgla ELIDA. N. U. strength" during the year. This, the will be paid on Oklahoma road pro- Hlleys and Belles down BOc New York at board remarked, was in striking con- jects by the government for five $$.2 to $3.50. Belles $1.50 to $1.60 f. o. the b. ,oash In producing sections. re- year 20. track For Wire, Posts, Cement, trast with the decline in total period which ended June JLlvestoek and Meats Lumber and Building sources." For the first tlm In the history of Chicago livestock prices show net ad- Material. Still Poors and llajdirar Government obligations continued vances of 25c to 00c over prices of a the highway department government week ago. Cattle prices are almost In to work out of the banking system of state specifications on bridges tally to variably lower. Beef steers down 10 to the country, and into hands of pri- 25c, butcher cows and heifers steady to the dot, due to an agreement reached 25c lower. Fat lambs declined 75c to vate or corporate investors, it was by Clark and federal highway author- $1.25; yearlings 50c to 75c per KM) lbs. a C BRIDGES, Manager. said, because reserve loans on treas- Fat ewes weak to 25c lower. July 1 ities and the state, highway head be- Chicago prices: hogs, top (one load) ury bonds and certificates of indebt- lieves that all bridges In the state $0.30; bulk of sales $8.60 to $0.2O; medi- edness dropped from $1,300,000 in now under way will participate in fed- um and good beef steers $7 to $8.50; 1920 to $648,000 June of butcher cows and heifers $3.75 to $8; June in eral aid appropriation. feeder steers $5.75 to $7.50; light ana this year. The total of reserve notes medium weight veal calves $7.50 to $0.50; Fifty-fou- r projects which will share was $2,634,-000,00- 0 fat lambs $8.25 to $10.60; feeding lambs in circulation last month In are complete, yearlings same federal aid Clark said $5.75 to $8.75; $5.50 to $8; fat while in the month of recently. Seven are complete. Among ewes 2.25 to $: Stocker and feeder 1920, it was $3,117,000,000. shipments from 10 Important markets the fifty-fou- r are a dozen bridge pro- 24 gold movements, during the week ending June were: Discussing the the jects. cattle and calvea 20,010; hogs 2.506; KENNA BANK TRUST board pointed out that the metal sheep 0,475. With the exception of mut- k COHPAIJY. out ton, eastern wholesale fresh meat prices flowed of the United States in are substantially lower. Ijmb lost $1 1919 in considerable quantities but be- SAYS WAR ELEMENT SMALL to $6, veal $2 to $3; beef 50c to $1.25; gan returning in even greater volume pork loins generally $1. Mutton prac- tically unchanged. July 1 prices good Kcnna, Now Mexico. in 1920, the import for the past year grade $12.75 to $14.50; n Feeling Not Perman-nent- , meats: beef veal being $616,000,000. Offsetting imports $13 to $15; lamb $10 to $23; mutton $10 Prof. Suyohirlo Says to $18: light pork loins $17 to 20; heavy against exports since the armistice loins $14 to $16. and to June 10, the country's gold Dairy Products Waahington Butter markets firm throughout the Btock showed a net increase of $120, The thinking people week under active demand for current 000,000 and was still bound upward. of Japan give no heed to the taly of a requirements and for storing. All grades Relationship of Japan give no heed to a in demand and a larger quantity of me- la Disturbed the talk of dium grades could be moved without "The great shipments of gold to the es and Japan, according to Professor HI lculty. Markets closed Arm with the United have been the of Shlgeo Suyohirlo of Tokio imperial price tendency upward. Closing prices, States result 62 score. New York 35 Chicago, the Blackening and disorganization of university, who is here consulting $5e; Philadelphia 86 Boston 37. trade, and the dlstrubance of financial with leading American statesmen on Cheese markets have held steady but subject show little change. Hot weather begin- relationship" the board said. "How the of limitation of arma- ning to tell on quality. .Production de- far the inward gold movement will be ments. x creasing In some sections. Prices at cannot now predicted, Wisconsin primary markets average: o o o o o o c; o continued be There is war talk in Japan, Just as twins 14c; daisies 14 double dais- but it should be noted that such im- there is in the United States, Profes- ies lie; longhorns 15c; young Americas depos- 15 portations even when entirely sor Suyohirlo said, but this he attrib- Cotten ited In the federal reserve bank, aro uted to a "minority of those who have Spot cotton prices advanced about fto by no means the sole measure of imperialistic points the past week, closing srniimf plans for the develop- 10.63c. per lb. New YorK July futures their Increasing liquidity. ment of the national power" the great up 86 points at 11.73c. Banking system abroad were not majority of the Japanese people are able to 'accomplish the reduction uf progressive and realize that peaceful MEMORIAL FOR MRS. EDDY paper currencies the statement said, negotiations is far more desirable to anything like the degree which the than military actions, according to the One Hundredth Anniversary of Birth federal system showed. In England educator. of Founder of Christian Science circulating notes were reduced 2 per n feeling exists In Ja- cent during the year, while in France pan, the .educator admitted, but he re- Boston, Mass. July 16, at Bow, N. they increuse the rate per cent, In fuses to consider this as permanent. H., will be memorialized the one hun- Italy 11 percent and in Germany 27 Antogonlsm toward the United Stat- dredth anniversary of the birth of percent. es In Japan exists largely in the mass- Mary Baker Eddy, the discoverer and es but is a temporary feeling brought founder of Christian Science. Bow ! RESCUE WOMAN, NOTABLE about by the Yap controversy and the a small village, a few miles from California land laws. Concord. There, on the site of the Give Men house where Mrs. Eddy was born, hea CTRAIGMT DAN1IING OAFU Movement to Two Medals FIVE KILLED IN ON la Launched ARE BLAZE been placed a pyramid, the largest single block of granite ever hewn AND METHODS, Twenty-seve- n Injured When Stand- SOUND quarries Niagara Falls, N. V. A movement ard Oil Refinery Burns the of her native state, was started to obtain Carnegie medals from tbs quarries of her native state. and prizes for Duglaa Modle and Fred Whiting, Ind. Five men lost their Health," was brought out in 175. In Smith both of this city, lives and twenty-seve- n were hurt 1879 she chartered the First Chris when fire started In the Standard Oil Man Science Church In Boston rflnv here THE KENNA RECORD

self; as for m, It is time for me to tnniiiiiiiuiuminmimwmiiiiimiiiiim die." . "And vainly did 1 try to urge him 420 Scientists to take some broad and gruel. . . ." The Kitchen The first Issue of the Journal, GOO Science and Its Workers, published re- cently by the Committee for the Im- I 3 provement Cabinet Die in Year of the Condition of Scien- tists In Petrograd, contains In Its In- between me and the Bolshevlkl. I am troductory sci- & 1120. Wutera Newfpipn Union.) of Under Per- article a list of Russlnc Victims Starvation an old, foeble man, hardly able to entists who died of hunger and Look to your health; and If you have FEDERAL AID FOR HIGHWAYS secution of Bolshevik Regime move, wiUt feet swollen with sores destitution during the last few months It, pralRO Cod unl value It next to a from the cold and hungry winter. of 1920. Rood conscience: for health Is the o-- in Russia. let This list cites the following bleftslng that mortal! are capable President Harding Insists That State they are keeping me In solitary con- names: Prof. V. A. Bcrnatsky (physic- of a bleaelng that money cannot buy. and Communities Keep Roads finement." ist). V. L. Bernatsky (zoologist), Izaak Walton. In Repair. Aged Scientist Tortured. Prof. S. A. Vengerov, Prof. N. A. INTELLIGENCE MOW A CRIME - HOT WEATHER DISHES. Finally,- Assistant Professor X. Gezeehus, N. L. Hecker (physicist), President Harding has touched up writes: Prof. D. L Dublago (astronomer), V on a subject which It Is to be hoped "It was hard to watch A. During the hot weather when all Left to Fate the sufferings Molznlevsky (historian). Prof. V. he will develop In his communication! Aged Philosopher Are of Evgroph Stephanovitch (Professor V. work seems a burden and play so In Polovlzov (botanist), Prof. E. to congress, and that Is the subject ol in Dirty Prisons at Will of the Federoff, the S. vltlng, is the time to rest crystallographer). Aged, Federoff (crystallographer), Prof. federal participation' in the building Red Many Great Profeeiore gray, emaciated from hunger, P. on a shady porch or pnek he had K. Sternberg (astronomer), and A. Of good roads. The government It Among the grown so weak a a day by the Victim. the last few days that A. Shakhmotov (academician). basket for committed to the policy of he was unable even to get up from "If process lake or river, if the ocean this of the dying out of with the states In rond con-tru- New Xork. Severn! letters from bed. I. came to visit him. Is too away. I brought scientists," says the Journal, "will con- far tlon, and there Is no disposition t scientists living under the Bolshevist hlra a Utile 6tale bread, I The housewife who which had tinue at this rate our country will be depart from It, but the President l regime In Itussla and other documents difficulty In obtaining, for I plans to do much of had no entirely deprived of Its brain. Th emphatic In his Insistence that tht describing the conditions under which money. He grasped the bread eagerly. life of a scientist In our times Is ter the everyday thlpgs out 1 ... I u and communities shall assume scientists are living at He took a bite, ..111 nA a an states the Russian and then he stopped: rible, as regards his physical environ the responsibility of keeping theli present are made public by A. J. Sack, "You are young, your jj much the' pleasures of better eat ment, and Is a torture morally." roads In repair, which Is only a of the Russian Information out of doors. Even a Junl director and proposition, says Washington bureau In the United States, represent- , shndy back door step fair Post. government la to pay In country the Russian demo- may be comfortable to shell peas, If the ing this out taxpayers' cratic forces. This ma- pare potatoes, stem berries and even millions of the monej to help pay of. terial came to Mr. Sack through Prof. prepare desserts. Being out of doors for the construction of JJ roads, only to see within a few years Sokoloft, a leading member licit v r makes the work mostly play. Boris Refuses these highways deteriorate Into dis- tiie party of Socialist-Revolutionist- s The desserts which may be prepared use decay, money and deputy to the First n the nlpht before or In the early morn and that Is wasted. constitutional assembly. Professor Ing will be ready, with no hurry at The value of good roads Is now gen-- , In Czechoslo- in ,the time they are needed. erally recognized and the larger and Sokoloff Is now Prague, Marsh Areas vakia. ' If the family enjoys pie and what more progressive states have proved recently to adoption family does pastry may be that they are good Investments. Im- The statement says that according Uncle Sam's Biologists Declare the of other not the to official Bolshevist statistics 420 measures to encourage waterfowl. A prepared, enough for two .pies and proved highways mean not only good Russian scientists died of starvation The Wild Fowl Must Have number of extensive marsh areas have lemon or custard crust at one time, automobile roads, they mean cheaper during the last three years. been made permanent refuges under Take a cupful of lard, a half cupful and better food, greater values In the The names of the Russian scientists Further Protection. the guardianship of the Department of of boiling water and a teaspoonful of land, better opportunities for the who wrote these letters were not Agriculture, and many private pre- fialt, stir until dissolved, then add rural population. And they also pay given, as this, it Is said, would expose serves, some formed by , artificial three cupfuls of sifted flour. When good dividends In the huge sums col- them to Bolshevist "persecution. De- ARE OUSTED BY DRAINAGE means, have been established where well mixed put Into the Ice chest to lected In license fees for motor ve- scribing the conditions under which Uie birds are protected while nesting. chill. This may be-- done In a very hicles, enough In most Instances y the scientists are now living In Rus- As a means of In such few minutes at night and the pastry the cost of repairs and Improve- sia, Professor X, writes: Result of the Study, During Three efforts to maintain and increase the will be ready In the morning. Line ments. number the pie "These years have been one continu- Summers, of the Ducks and Canada of waterfowl, the biological tins, fulling the crust Into The policy of the government co- ' survey of the United States Depart- them, as this kind of pastry seems to operating ous horror. . . . We were declared Geese That Breed In Bear River with the states in the cost ment of Agriculture has undertaken shrink more than the ordinary kind. of road building great In- by the Bolshevlkl to be parasites and Region of Utah. has been a drones, and we were deprived even of Investigations of the general conditions Pastry made this way Is usually re- centive In the construction of better food which under which wild ducks live and peated again and again, for It Is al- highways and there Is no doubt that that miserable allowance (Prepared by the United States Depart- ways the workers and the soldiers have been ment of Agriculture.) thrive, coupled with counts of the uniform and very tender and many thousands of miles of roads have receiving." Washington. Although legislative birds found In areas varying In char- flaky. been built under this plan, which acter. During field Line a pie plate a deep-flute- d Government by Falsehood. measures for the protection of wild three summers, with otherwise would not have been under- studies were made dealing crust and fill a pint milk, a Professor of Philosophy D. writes fowl have multiplied, and have added with wild with of taken. It should and doubtless will ducks In the Bear in third of a cupful or of sugar, three that he looks upon the tragic situation to the restrictions on hunters, these river marshes less be continued, but there should be an Utah, a report well-beate- n eggs, a. teaspoonful "with Interest calmly, as befits a phi- regulations have not been sufficient to of which has Just been half tt expressed guarantee that roads built published by the department In De- nutmeg and put the pie Into a hot losopher. Just as calm'.y as 1 consider game In under this plan are to be maintain these birds their partment Bulletin 030, oven at first to hake quick' the fact that In my room the water is Regions once Wild Ducks and the crust maintained and kept In good repair. former abundance. that Duck Foods of the Bear River Marshes, Iy on the bottom, then reduce the heat freezing and that I ara eating oats, In- were summer homes of myriads This preeminently Is the duty of the the Utah. and cook slower until the custard Is stead of bread and meat. All these dis- of wild have been ducks drained and During the three seasons devoted to set ; you will have a good custard pie. comforts of soviet Russia 1 regard placed- cultivation, under and extensive this work 12 species ducks Don't forget a pinch of Is quite calmly. one of and the salt, which areas where the birds at time Canada goose were found breeding In usually needed in all plea.. "But there Is one aspect of un- now populous farming com- life bred are the region Included In the Bear river der the soviet rule which compels me munities. marshes, which cover an extensive Ehe aye to despise rule. This is sny biologists dresses eae clean and neat, that their These changes, of the area at the northern end of Great Balth decent and genteel, boundless falsehood. Every day, 'Agricul- I on United States Department of Salt Lake. In an enumeration made And then there's something In her gait rrJlWj I the pages of their silly newspupers. In Makes ony drees look weel. ture, have crowded out the former during May and June, 1010. of the 11 their speeches, In Burns. their books there feathered residents and have served species of breeding ducks 3,500 pairs ft?. are falsehood and deceit everywhere." in a corresponding degree to reduce were couuted, and it Is believed Professor W. that DESSERT SUGGESTIONS. Writes: their numbers. this number represents between 00 and "No, there con be no understanding Realization of these facts has led 100 per cent of the total number of A delicious dessert which may take v. '. ';:.:t breeding ducks occurring here that the place of a frozen dish is: season. ': '. ''- .; Pineapple Fluff. ... vr. i .v. v. ', ys..v.-r- Navy Plane for Commercial Uses Vast Number In One Region. Line glass Allowing ma- five young reared to' cups with uAafjMfjsjDfa Wnnsstssfih average turity as the for each pair, thin slices of and considering 1010 as an average sponge season, cake, the bulletin states that, at a .moistened with conservative estimate, 25,000 between pineapple Juice. and 80,000 wild ducks, native to the Beat one cupful marsh, are to be found there at the-clos- of neavy cream, Experimental Concrete Road, Chevy of the breeding season. well-beate- add one n egg and a cupful was In Chase, Md., After Nearly Two Year" It found that, addition to of powdered sugar with a cupful of the large number of birds reared on Service. shredded pineapple to which a table-spoonf- the Bear river area, many other ducks of lemon Juice has been state and not of the general govern came in after the nesting season to re- added. A spoonful of bright, fresh ment, and It should be understood main there until fall. That birds from berries cup no range added to each makes a that state will recei ve an Hnrmw the Bear river section widely most attractive dessert. prlatlon from leaving been the federal government after these marshes has Frozen Plum Pudding. shown by records of ducks have Scald a pint lor road building except under the' -- that of milk and when pour stipulation It - been banded and released there and hot over three that will make jpI' well beaten egg-yolk- a for upkeep. subsequently were shot elsewhere. Rec- add cupful of sugar and cook over hot water This Is good ords thus obtained show that birds re- until Dollcv and iroort lni- - the mixture coats the spoon; ness and J? - - leased near the mouth of Bear river strain President Harding Is con ti' and flavor with melted chocolate. IFold serving tne public Interest .m . -- In migration cover the region from in bringing A.r' 't,-. In stiffly beaten It Oklahoma to Texus and west to Cal- the whites of the to the attention of the country. eggs and one cupful ifornia. The department urges the es- of whipped States like Pennsylvania. Npw Vnrir tablishment of a greater number of cream. Prepare the fruit to be used, Ohio and Maryland, which have ex steaming the raisins and currants and penuea Nuvy const putrol flying bout, convened Into a six-se- piissenger-corryln- g preserves where wild fowl may breed minions of their own nione adding shredded citron on flying limousine. This Is the of B navy be re- rest find an am- after soaking a system of Imnrovpii l, ,o first 6erles of llyiug boats to and unmolested and orange leased for commercial purposes. ple supply of food. for two hours in Juice. B'reeze as willingly would give ol, usual. this line, and If any state is not ready A delightful dessert, so easy to pre-pur- e to make such an agreement It should If a baked pustry shell is ready. not participate In the federal appro-- IT Is made by heaping the shell with any ynuuuu. New York Atoino MADE EVEN PARISIANS GASP Zoo Has sugared fresh fruit. Cover with sweet- Rattlesnake on Display ened whipped creum; chill and crown formerly was worn by the serve. FACTORS IN Extravagant Costume Worn by Grand Banana Cream. Slice three ripe PLANNING ROAD Duchess Xenla of Russia. Mrs. Wil- New York. The Zoological bantmas, press through a sieve; add a Mrs. Wilkinson of England. kinson bought the trifle for $800,000. park In the Bronx has on exhi- box of' ripe, crushetT'berrles, reserv. Location, Construction and Malnte. Suspended beneath her chin was bition a white rattlesnake found the Ing some of the Juice; mix together rwnce Must Be Taken Into ' cluster of famous Shrewsbury In the Berkshire Temperance Queen," Who Never pearls, lightly with enough powdered sugar 8erlous Consideration. hills. The snake more than 800 years old. to is about long, Wear Same Gown Twice, Gives They were sweeten and set aside to twelve Inches has bought by Mrs. Wilkinson chill. Serve pink eyes and Is said to be an the French a Sensation. from the In sherbet cups with The three principal division nt English museum so she could sweetened albino. It Is about a year and a weai whipped cream and some of the berry tual road makliur are lilrntlnn 'nn- - them in Paris. Her dress was BtrucUon half old. At the park It Is re- Inter Juice on top. and maintenance. In man Paris. No longer afraid of being woven with mor than 300 genuine ning a garded as a great curiosity since Fruit Cream. Take tho Juice of road It Is necessary that we called profiteers, the owners of "war diamonds, other gens being set In hej take Into in the last twenty-on- e years three oranges, three lemons and three consideration sit thraa millions" are now bringing them out stockings and shoes , these steps, there has been no report of such bananas, mashed and put through a since proper location af- for the "grand season." Altogether, Mrs. Wilkinson esti- fect a white rattler. The snake Is sieve; add a cupful or more of sugar the cost of construction and The result Is that Paris It witness- mated her costume to e worth In transparent when held the and a quart cream, may materially reduce cost maiu- - to the ing a carnival of flamboyant extrava- neighborhood of $l,BO0,'KX). of then freeze at of light Raymond She said: usual. icuauue. U Ditmars, gance unequaled, according to many "French women have been the style Olive Some of the hA curator of reptiles, discovered the days of Nero. setters long enough. I Salad. Peel olives to remove thinirs to mn.iHor critics, since made up my up In locating a the snake. He was unable to Mrs. Smith' Wilkinson, English "tem- mind I would the stones; then roll over pieces of road are easy grades, show thfra what real good drainage, exposure capture tt when It ran Into a perance Queen," who three sensations meant. blanched almonds. Cover with French to sunshine, for I hare a different dresslng'and add a elimination of rock pile. He made another trip made sit back gown for every day In year. handful of chopped culverts and bridges by weeks has Paris and the I never Let over night avoiding unnecessary and met an amateur snake hun- gusp, appeared at the Catalan wear one twice.' mint. stand to season. creek crossings, Pre Drain In morning directness and ter, Roles Smith of Sheffield, restaurant one Saturday night with the and add freL the number of farms mint Serve on head lettuce a te be served for given Muss., who promised to see that Is twenty-fou- r with a length of her third husband, who For threading ihe ends f Iron rod thick mayonnaise. road. Whenever the snake was captured and ful- years old, wearing on a genu- noHiM it ber bead used to hold alios together a cutting a good location rejected filled his promise. ine crown composed of more than a should not be die that can be operated by power merely because a certain thousand pearls and rhluestones. The an roadway hue from automobile has bn Invented. been In use for some tirae. THE KENNA RECORD

efficiency. They were plotting revolu tion. Only a strange chance had given ASPIRIN me the clew, and only a reckless per- sistency had opened a way me. t I before r, By Randall Now my life was no longer my own; It Name "Bayer" on Genuina belonged to my country. I must live Parrish to expose these men. But how? SUCH V U My heart failed me as I stared about Author of at the bare walls, and forward to where a heavy curtnln draped (he end "The Strange Case of the passage. This widened as we of Cavendish" dvttiiepd. so as to form what evidently Dagger hod been designed as a cloakroom. Copyright, bf Randall Fmrrlsh Wine stopped and removed his coat, opproprlntlng an unoccupied nail, and I followed his example, rejoicing to ob serve that he still so confi upper to my remained of the sky I was barely able In Identity as Charlett might win dent of my Id'tHIty as to not once troce the upper story building, me entrance I THE PLOTTERS. of the but what then? That glonce around In my direction. The Warning Unless you see the name hut It was gloomy, desert- was not would re- all black, a Charlett certainly be fellow seemed obsessed with some spe "Bayer" on package or on tablets you Synopsis. In a New York Jewelry ed hole. Any faith I might have had vealed by the first glenm of light, and are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- tore Philip cial desire, for he swept his eyes over Severn, United States that the two I had attempted to follow I would be helpless. I was alone, un by twenty-on- e ennsulnr agent, a small box the swinging garments, and exclaimed; scribed physicians for notices had come vanished as 1 strained armed,-an- these fellows, beyond ques which attracts him. He purchases there "Not half of them here yet. I want years and proved safe by millions. my eyes for of light, or tion, were engaged In a desperate It. Later he discovers In a secret somegleam n word with Alva before the show Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer compartment a writing; giving a any sign to denote their presence game. I am sure I never other should have opens, Charlett, so you better go right package for Colds, Headache, Neural- clew to a revolutionary movement within. I still they had ventured It not my compoiilon In believed had on In.' you gia, IMieumatlsm, Earache, Toothache, this country ostensibly seeking down See later." to overthrow the Chilean govern- turned the alley, but this was not suddenly turned and grasped my Lumbago and for Bain. Handy tin ment but evidently International In their goal ; beyond doubt they had en- sleeve. boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As- character. The writing mentions a tered some gate along the way, and "You saw Mendez, of course?" pirin cost few cents. Druggists also rendezvous, and Severn decides to thus escaped me entirely. "Sure." Fifty-Fift- y sell larger packages. Aspirin Is Investigate. Finding the place men- on a Million the I ; tioned In the writing apparently de- hardly know what Impelled me to "And he vouched for her he says she trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of serted, Severn visit a saloon In grope my way back along the fence, is ail right?" Monoaceticacldester ef Sallcycacli. , the vicinity. A woman In the place blindly feeling for a gate. Curiosity, "He chose her ; that ought to be la met by a man, seemingly by ap- no doubt, and a lingering desire to enough." tTO BK CONTINUED.) Fairy Tale. pointment, and Severn, his suspi- make certain of what was Inside the "II 11, I suppose so, even Men- - Once upon a time, as all good stories cions aroused, follows them. but WORLD barrier. Tbe entrance was easily dez has made mistakes. Here's the ALMOST LOST GENIUS begin, there was a Fairy, and the found, a mere wooden door, held by an door." Woodsman was cutting down a whale CHAPTER II Continued. iron clasp, which opened Instantly to He rapped lightly, hfs fingers still Handel, Immortal Composer, Had Re- - of a tree when the Fairy came by and my touch. I stepped inside, closing it gripping niy sleeve In a grasp of friend-Sii.p- . markable Escape From Death In said, wuvlng her wand : Duel in The street was deserted and raln-wep- t, quietly behind me, and stared uneasily I could have broken away, and Early Life. "Woodsman, spore that tree and get the few lights showing mere about through the enshrouding ran for It, but something mysterious a regular job being President of your pln-prlck- The great composer s in the durkness. I plunged held me, some odd fascination of dan- Handel was country." straight across the street, as though My eyes, grown accustomed to the ger. I saw nothing, heard nothing, yet born at Halle, February 24, 1G84, and And so the Woodsman moves to headed for the nearest car line, and gloom, made out dim outlines, encour- had an instinctive feeling that a nar at the outset of his professlona life, Washington and one day the Fairy then, In the shade of darkness, re- aging further explorutlon. Discover- row, wicket had opened In the door. wuicn was ahout his twentieth year, called again and sold, w. her w. ; traced my steps, passing the corner, ing ample space, and what felt to my through which our dim outlines were he was uearly lost to the world by "Is there anything more I can da a until I attained, the side entrance. feet like a walk, I turned the corner In being scrutinized. I held ray breath quarrel with one Matthewson, an for you?" able Here, assured I was safely be- search. At that moment the gate latch expectantly. musician, who violently assault- And the President said: that ed him. A yond observation, I paused to gnin clicked sharply, and I sank down, into "Who Is there?" the voice 'was a duel ensued, and nothing "Yes, you' little son-o- f ! You a score some conception of my surroundings. the black ground shadow, every nerve mere whisper, so close as to startle me. but buttoned under Handel's can take me back where I came from Across tingling with alarm. The gate oper "Gaspnr Wine," was the answer. In coat and on which his antagonist's and hand me my ax, and beat it I" from where I stood appeared weapon the dim a long, ramshackle ated almost noiselessly, yet my strain- the same low tone, "1C3." broke, saved his life, which Richmond Times-Dispatc- outlines of was prove building, apparently a shed of some ed ears could detect Its stealthy move- "What word?" destined to of luestlmuble value to the whole kind, while beyond the saloon was a ment, and hear the crunch of a heavy "Cervantes." world. footstep on wttbln. In performing on the organ his Important to all Women row of one-stor- y dwelling bouses, the cinder path "But there are two of you." seemingly The fellow evidently knew his way "Oh, this Is one of us. It's all right. command of the Instrument was exactly alike, and exhibit- amazing, as was Readers of this Paper ing no evidence of being occupied. even in that darkness, for there was no Juan ; I'll vouch for him." the fullness of hla no uncer- harmony and the grandeur and dig- In which direction the couple hesitancy in his movements, The fellow Inside grumbled some bad tainty. away along nity of his style. Handel wore an Thousands upon thousands of women turned after exit through the He faded the rear thing In Indistinguishable Spanish, but their wall, I aware he bud enormous white wig, and when things have kidney or bladder trouble and never side door of to right, or and became that opened the door silently. Just far suspect the saloon turned corner. That went well at the oratorios It had a it. left? about the further enough for us to slip through oue at a Women's complaints often prove to be would naturally mean there was a certain nod or vibration 'which de- Jans had unconsciously pointed In nothing else but kidney trouble, or the door there. I had evidently been noted his satisfaction and pleasure. of this direction when of where result kidney or bladder disease. he told searching wrong Without this signal It was certain kidneys con- girl the side. If the are not in a healthy tbe lived, and, although that was Assured the man had vanished, and that he was out of humor. dition, they may cause the other organs doubtless a lie Intended to deceive, It that he sought entrance to tbe build- He never married and died ' pos- to become diseased. was no more than natural for him to ing through some passage well known sessed of $100,000, of which 'he be You may Buffer pain in the back, head- ache loss of have thoughtlessly one-hal- and ambition. designated tbe to him, I crept forth along the end queathed f to the fund for de proper point of the compass. Poor health makes you nervous, irrita wall, crouched low In the shadow, cayed musicians, while the remainder ble and may be despondent; 1 it makes any advanced cautiously, finding the using every precaution" against dis went to his relatives. Chicago ene so. narrow sidewalk one of boards, In very covery. AH that was venturesome In But hundreds of women claim that Dr. tad condition. It was only when 1 at- me held high carnival and nothing of Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, by restoring tained the end of this row of houses, danger now could have held me back. Makes Divers' Work Easier. health to the kidneys, proved to be just and came to the entrance of a narrow, the remedy needed to overcome such I reached the corner around which the Possibilities for work in the depth conditions. dark alley, 1 found the slightest In- that fellow had disappeared, but. In the of the sea are held out by a new lamp Many send for a sample bottle to see proof good , that I was, by fortune, tense blackness, could perceive no now on exhibition at a marine show what Swamp-Root- the great kidney, upon the right trail. It was above this movement beyond, no sign of any pres In Philadelphia. Experts say the in- liver and bladder medicine, will do for opening that the Incandescent bulb ence. I listened eagerly, scarcely ven vention opens a new field of deep sea them. By enclosing ten cents to Dr. & Co., you flickered dimly, yet. In spite of wind turing In mo- In many ways. The lamp, which Kilmer Binghamton, N. Y., to breathe, and another work may sample size by rain, gave me glimpse the mud gen- receive bottle Parcel and of ment was rewarded by hearing the Is the Invention of a student at the Post. You can purchase medium and underfoot. The two must have been tle tap of knuckles on wood a few feet Sheffield scientific school, Yale univer- large size bottles at all drug stores. the only ones passing that way since away; there could be no doubt of the sity, enables divers to make repairs on the drizzle began, for their footprints number two raps, a pause, three vessels disabled at sea that are now Diners Follow the Leader. were yet visible In the soft mud of the raps ; the very signal mentioned in the impossible except by recourse to dry "People are like sheep," said the crossing as they advanced beyond the letter. I waited, still breathless, un- docking. cynical writer. "When a dinner Is safety of the board wnlk. By bending certain what had occurred, yet .con- It Is also expected to be of Invalu- to be ordered for a party of six there low, and keeping my own shadow out vinced the man ahead had been given able assistance during war times, en- Is generally one master mind who of the way, I was able to trace their entrance. abling divers to clear the sea of dan- will select the kind of soup he wants. progress for two or three yards quite Unable longer to withstand the gerous mines. The United States, Almost Invariably the others will take easily, and then, to my surprise, the strain I took a step forward Into the Japanese and British navies have all the same kind. So It goes down the footprints turned abruptly to the left, darkness. At that Instant the latch of ordered a supply of the lamps. The line. There Is no Individuality. Yes, and disappeared entirely. the gate clicked behind me. lamp Is also expected to be of value I'll admit I usually suggest the more To all appearances the two had pro In deep sea fishing and In sponge expensive dishes to the master mind. ceeded down the alley. Block, unin- CHAPTER III. fishing. It boosts the check." New York Sun. viting, as that gloomy passage ap- I Could Perceive Something of the Fel peared, they must have turned Into It Within the Factory Walla. low Now. Identified. Dont Forget Cutlcura Talcum and groped their way forward. Where? I stood as though paralyzed, with Two teachers of one of the state In- When adding to your toilet requisites. I Wine press past me, For what purpose? I could think of one uplifted, a hand "pressed time. felt and stitutions, both of whom have written An exquisitely scented face, skin, baby foot wax aware guard but one object the Alva Iron factory. against the wall, unable to move. that the closed and textbooks, lunch together at the same and dusting powder and perfume, ren- barred door, could see the mysterious meeting place at 876 There was nothing I could do to avert the but nothing; every day. They seek a dering other perfumes superfluous. not even my own my eyes. restaurant Cans street.' Beyond all question this discovery, no place In which I could hand before sheltered place and talk over affairs to You may rely on It because one of the alley would skirt along the back of crouch In hiding. The newcomer moved A latch clicked softly, and a dim their heart's content. And their boast Cutlcura Trio (Soap, Ointment and ray light In. upon - that building, and there would be an swiftly, knowing bis way through the of broke us from a Is that no oue at the place suspects Talcum). 25c each everywhere.- ntranee at the rear. darkness, and I had scarcely oppor revealed passage beyond. It was so their real profession. Dare I go on alone, unarmed as I tunlty to even glance backward when faint as to scarcely render features vis But the other day they were both Live Up to Their Name. was, knowing nothing of what I might he rounded the corner and bumped In ible, and, as my coat collar was still appalled when one of the waiters The French Invented the automobile, encounter? I hesitated, my heart to me. upturned, I pressed forward close be called out to another: "Just take an- and they also Invented the name. It Is trip-hamm- hind Wine without discovery. "Autos," self, beating like a yet, after "Whit the h 11 1" ha exclaimed, I could other glass of water down to the poets' derived from the Greek perceive something now, al- 11 the danger seemed more of the Im- startied at the. encounter. "Why, d n of the fellow corner, will you?' and the French "mobile," movable, squat figure, agination than reality. Besides, I was it, Charlett, what are you slouching a rather concealed by a And strulght to their table the oth- so uncertain and changeable. Perhaps still young, and venturesome; the situ here for? You're Charlett, ain't you?" long, shapeless raincoat, wearing a er waiter came. Indianapolis News. It is because of Its name that some ation appealed to me, and well, ttie "Yes," I muttered, the assent actually closely trimmed beard, and horn spec- automobiles are so temperamental. One memory of that girl's, face remained frightened out of me; then added tacles. His features were cfcarly for "Fit for the Gods." can't very well call a thing uncertain strangely insistent. Odd as It may lamely, "I couldn't remember the eign, yet failed to bespeak the fighting Fragrant woods havt always been and unchangeable and expect It to seem, her predicament yielded me a type. I placed him as a theorist, a held In highest esteem a.. ng primi- act In any other manner. In some cot reckless desire to have an Immediate The fellow laughed softly, releasing professor, perhaps, small tive people and were considered es- hand in the game. his grip on my coat. lege. pecially pleasing to the gods, guys the LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES I found two Imprints of her narrow "If you attended more meetings But my thoughts were not so occu Amertcun Forestry Magazine. Ac- On alio amallar and walk la oomfort by pled with my guide as with the prob- figured Vain ALLAN'S FOUTiKASK, the antleep-tl- o shoe In the mud after the turn had you'd be letter perfect," he suld, his cordingly, they have promi- powder fur the feet. Shaken Into the been made, then all trace vanished. English without an accent. "Where lem of bow I wus to escape from him nently In their religious ceremonies hoes and jprlnkled In the foot-bat- Allen's go presence of Footttaae makes tlKht or new shoes feel crept forward, enveloped In gloom, have you been the last month out of I dore not on Into the and burial rites. Sandalwood Is of eaay; gives Inatant relief to oorna, bunions keeping as closely as possible to the town ?" others, where discovery that I was not the first rank. - and callouaea, urevsnts iillatsrs, Callous and any Sore Bpolav high board fence at the left. The way "In Washington," I ventured, pray Charlett would be Immediate. At Eliminate Worthless Pictures. wus rough underfoot, and my progress lng the swift answer might sufllce. cost I must avoid such exposure but Small Doses. If pictures are worth .framing have consequently slow, being anxious to "Oh, I see," more heartily. "So you how? The place In which we were "Why don't you get him to prescribe them framed. Otherwise put them inuke as little noise as possible. The were the one Alva sent? Did the wom gave me little Inspiration. It was a whisky?" "What's the use? My doc- away or throw them away. Don't let passuge-way- . rough passage wus so black, I lost all knowl an come buck with you?" low Inclosed by tor Is a homeopath." Exchange. the younger members of the family I Instantly driving home dge as to how far I hod gone, and was The woinun Who could he mean board walls. pin pictures on the wall. The edges upon it had only aroused to my rowitlon by finally but the same gin. who had been wait- me the Impression that Ever Think of That? curl und they soon become unsightly up against been constructed for the very purpose brlc-n-bra- coming a pile of lumber ing In the saloon? I had ventured al "Why are kisses like grapes?" dust collectors. Small, fussy c now being which completely blocked the further ready too far to draw back ; I must for which It was utilized "Because they are nicest when you should be avoided for the same nd of the alley. I recalled dimly that yet another chance, an answer. a secret entrance to prevent any gleam In bunches." - take get them reason. . the passage swerved here, running "Not with me; thut would be too of light from being seen without. This along precaution, coupled with the tightly Say the sine of the Alva factory, un risky. She Is here, though." Another Way to It For your daughter's sake, use Bed tU It reached Gans street. Then boarded pussage, left the whole build you going to do? the "Good enough. That means money "Whut Survey?" Cross Ball Blue In the laundry; She place I sought my lug apparently deserted and desolate, - was to left, behind Let's go In." "No, we are going to measure the d any watcher without. This will then have that dulnty, the protection of tills high fence, along He pushed past, and I followed, to- to chance town for a coffin. It Is dead." Judge. appearance that girls admire. 5c. which I had been so cautiously feeling tally unable to determine In my own was evidently no common, vulgar band my way. of schemers, but men with a definite mlud what to. do. The fellow In the A married roan says that a thing A pin In the hand of a woman The silence was profound, stupefy-lag- , purpose In view, which they were en- hat darkness evidently mistook me for of beauty ceases to he a Joy when hit la mightier than a sword. uncanny, Against the lighter lead owe one of the gang. His confidence gaged In carrying out with true secret wife wants one like It. "J r

Jfotlro lof rMleno.' f'S'ihc Kitrina Record Department of the Interior life' J U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. Ban G. lavage, June 4,i!)2i, y q j g in e d vjrssr y Notice is hffeby given that Claude H. A, Roberts l l o- -o F. Wortham, of Lecray, Texas, wha on Mr. fd Mrs. A. C. "White U. July 12. 1918, made add Hd. E., No. Jiy ai 'Ctmmhtienzr, Town-t-hip- , a& 036617, for Syi, Section 22, 00 Ranse 31.E, N. M. General Real Estate and Oflico Rcom 12, tKt., National Hank P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten-tiont- o hit nidg. proof, to Kiitt fed Fd (r uarv 8th Hu7 at Ehe K'cun'a, make final three yar jloswell, New Mexico. establish claim lothe land above de- Land Loans i'.'etr1 MexScoJ Post Omct, vut .rond Claa scribed, before Alvin C. White, U. S. Commissioner, at NWXt Sec. Ten T. Ma' .' Matin. 6-- R. 31-- N.M. 011 the 14 day of of a" All kinds Insurance. July 1921 Dr. Chas. A. Staehlin Claim nt names ea wttnaatea: Now Alcxico Hollis, Mary E. Hollis, EliJa, Cubscr'islTbn $1.00 Per V9r In Optcmeti imd Optician Robert L. ft it John H. Miller, these of Eiida, N. M, Advanca ' EYE GLASSES THAT SATISFY. Fred B. Berrvlull, of kenna, N, M, Roswell, New Alexico, ji0j8 Emmett Tatton. Register. noftice of H, M. P. Meridian, lias filed tow-"- ' t "K , dtertli1j rates atTtkowa an'eUfnioatloin ? intention to make final three year ptroof to establish claim to the laud above .Hello-Bi- ll- described, before Alvin C. V.hile, Notice for Publication i U. S. Commissioner nt Kenna, N M. ISOLATED TARCT HURD . on the 2(, day of July igzi. HAROLD " Claimant names aa .wlUeB93: Department of the Interior, - U. B rosvVkll, ft. si. Go to P. Smith, Walter D. Smith, Dr. A. John J. Evans, Laud Office at Fort EaioneV, N. M., Attwiicy. Robert L. Hiillingsworlli, Willsa-n- i II. A Praotiolng bafara all Courts Dad Shsfirssns Morris, allot Eiida. N. M. )i.iiz Obstetrics Specialty June I3,'I92T. Kspeeial attention to United to Env.uett Patton. Regisftc. Oi(ct Flut Door South of Port Office, To get samething Notice is hereby given that, as di- State Liirid Officii procead- - EAT. now Phone: -:- - -:- - 88 rected by the Cofiiniissioner of the Meals Notice for roDncatlon. General Laod Office, under provisions Department of the Interior, U. R ELiDAJ : : : N. M. of Sec. 2455, R. S., Pursuant to U13 , Off lea First National Rahk BI4g. 50 Cents Land Offi'-o- at noswelL N. ll.. application of George E. Taylor, Serial ILocal Snrg-jc- lorSanta Fe Ry, June 9, ig2l. Xo. 019470, we will offer at public So Kwltchcrklkkln. Myrtie Notice is hereby given that I. sale, to the highest bidder, but M lne d. N. M. who, no P.acliman.of a' at not lesa than S3. 00 per acre 1 1 8 , E. No. Jure. l2, g made lid. at 2 o.ciock p. m., on the 12th. 043872, for ALL of Section it;. day of August, next, at this office, Men-dian- , Kenna Hotel. 35-- Twp Range X. M. P. the followias tract of land S!iNE, has filed notic; of intention to M. , W. Hod ores' Section 25, T. R. 30-E- N.M.P.M, PORTALES make final three year proof, to establish Tho sale will not be kept open, but described, claim to the land above will be declared closed when tho:e ABSTRACT CO. or rrisiicAiioN. befcre William 1'. Blanchard, U. S. oricK jnesent at the hour named have -- 0- Department of the Interior Commissioner at Jenkins,. N. M. on the ceased biddig. The person making U. S. Land Office r.t Roswell, N. M. day of July RANGE CATTLE and SIIEF1 20 1921. the highest bid will be required to im- Appreciate a share 17, io2t. Notice is hereby Claimant names as v.'itnweoa: Will June COMMISSION DEALER mediately pay to the Receiver the piven that 1 rank P. McGrew.of Elkiiif, Pen S. Iltwls-peth-. Joe C. Ainsworth, of your Abstract business. amount thereof An; persons claiming N. M. who-o- n De:. 29. 1919, made add James A. Morris. Lawrence O. Mo-Cah- e, above-ijescribe- d -- 0- SP-.V- adversely' the land are II. E. No. 042m, for , S'JNF.V. all of Milncsand, X. M. ji"i'5 6-- to file their clafjns or objections, S.'c2r,S'iNV'4. S?3 22. Two.- - Emmctt Patton, Register. advised on or before the time Jesignated for Rge, 27-- N.M.P. Meridian, has filed Mrs. Maud Smith, Pres. 124 North Main notice of intention to make final three Roswell, N Itf sale. R. Harrison, Portales, New Mexico. year proof, to establish ehr'm to the IfOTICE FOR TCBLICATION, j8 as ' Receiver. Department of the Interior described, before Register - land above U. S. Lonl Oflise at Fort Sumner,- N. or Rjcejer, of the U. S. Land Office, M. May 28, 1921. N. M. on the 20 day of 33a at r.oswell, Notice is hereby given that John W. July iy2i. Jennings, of Olive, N. M. who, on Dec. Claimant narnee as witnesses: 17, 1918, made add H. E. No. 015423. Amos E. Smith, of Roswell, N. M . forNSW'4, Sec. 4. S4NE, and Do You a Trip to California Dooley, William M. Pahr-lender- . Want jQ John II. SEX, Section 5, Township 4-- Louis Fahrlender. these of Range 18 E, N. M. P. Meridian, Pine-Cla- d Hills Elkins, N. M. 2 j22 has filed notice of intention to make An Outing in New Mexico5 4 Emmctt Tatton. Register. final three year proof , to establish claim to the land aboved described, before A Vacation Visit to the "Old Home Back East" J Alvin C. White, U.' S. Commission- Aollcc for Piihilention. er, at Kenna, N. M. on the 13 day of Department of the Interior July 1921. To provide vacation opportunities for those who otherwise might be U. S." Land Office at Roswell, N M. Claimant names s vlWaesses: pleasure and benefit of change and rest, The Albuquerque June, 17. 1921. HenryT. Jones, William A. Stroud, denied the Notice is hereby given that P. John Oscar H. Hewatt, Harvey H. Lucas, Sunday Herald has arranged to provide a round-tri- p ticket Smith, of X. M. Daily and Eiida, who, on all of Olive, N. M. jio j8 August ioiC), California 5, made add. Hd. E. No. W. R. McGill, Register. to Los Angles, San Deigo, and the ocean beaches of Southern 035224, for NE.V. Sec 3, Township , (Pullman and meals enroute included) for every person in New Mexico, Range 33-E- N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final young or old, who turns in forty (40) annual paid subscript- three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Alvin G. W. ZfNK, ions to The Daily and Sunday Herald. C. White, U. S. Commissioner, at N. M. Kenna, on the 26 dav of juiy JEWELER. For those who prefer an outing in the pine-cla- d hills of New Mexico; I92r. Vl'ctci-Phonograph- Claimant names as witnesses: Edison & or a vacation "back to the old home," The Herald will provide an amount I). Joe Slack, Charley H. Slack, equal to the total cost of the California trip offered above; upon receipt Byron II. Howard, William II. Morris, all of Eiida, N. M. j22 paid-in-advan- to Daily & Sunday n New Records Received Onde of forty (40) subscriptions The Herald. Emmett Patron, Register. A Month, This Offer is Open to Every Citizen of Mex. Notice for Publication Roswell, N. M. Department of the Interior, U. & Ntf Matter where you live; if your home is "within the boundries of New Laod Office at Fort Sumner, N. M. Mexico, this offer of a vacation with traveling expenses paid, is at your June 1, 19J1. Notice is command. hereby given that Roger (). Mott, of El kins, N. M., who, on May 3, 1921 maae m. t. No. 019327, for NWX, You Can Have Yojr Vacation Trip In Return NMSE, Section 22, T , 27-K- Nbw Home k. ana who on June 16, For A FewHt urs Work In Spare Time 192, niaile a'JJ. H. E. 020295, for V-'- YOUR Section 17, Twp. Range It's easy to sell The Herald, because it's New Mexico's best daily and 27-E- , N. M. P. Meridian,! as filed notice COSY 4JI Sunday newspaper. But to make it all the easier for you, we've arrang 01 to intention make final three year CORNER ed for you to ofifer with each annual subscription to The Herald at no Proof, to establish claim to the hnd will Dot cost, - a paid-in-advan- subscription to above described, before Dan Z. Savage, additional PICTORIAL be complete U. S. Commissioner at Ko&wtl!, N. M. R EV I EW The foremost magazine for the home. without a on thn 27 day ot July 19:1 Claimant names as witnesseti " NEW Don't Delay Your Action On This Opportunity Clip Kwing L. (.f Lu,k, Rusvvcll, X. M. HOME." Adam 15. Miller, John F. Van Eaton! .and Mail This Coupon Teday Ralph T. damage, thes-- i f Elkins, It is tlle '. li. McGill Register. Greatest Homo Economy. (couroN) Subscription Department A UTILE FOP. PUBM CATION. New Mexico. Department of the Interior The Herald, Albuquerque, U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M blank3 June 17, 1921. -- Send me a book of vacation trip order and full information Notice is herty given that Hyron II. 1mm about your vacation offer. Howard, of Eiida, N. M. who, on Dec. 19, 1917, nmda orij; II. E. Oj'jjf'a, '1 forW'4, Sec 17, mid who on Feb. 18, Name) .' (Town). E. The MNF,W HOMR" Miicliluftwlth 1t 1920, made additional II. No. 04676, tniiny having JfVl s iliiiuninl iiilr U fr!f ti Uo for NE,4 , Lots 1, 2, t, NW.VSEK, fancy itmvtiiK V ill iriv IHMiilhlH i yftur ''nnt'rt bxuuio of lu Section 18, Township. Ranee 34. E,

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and friends a few days. Mr. Candy will Le rememberd by many of the old timers as Blackleg Vaccine P. D. &Co. It's Just as she is the oldrst daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Robersool (AQRES5IN) who were among early the set 15 Cents par doss. 0.13 do32 gives life imnvinity. tiers here. - Easy - We sold over 20 003 doses last year, every : If body using it had perfect results. Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. T. Little-fiel- d entertained a number of OWL DRUG CO. $ young friends last Sundsy after- Rosvve'I, - New Mexico. to fit you if you're lonp as noon in honor of their son, G. if you were short. Ycu'll Ws. birthe'ay. Music and games were the main features of enter- find your size here in that tainment and at the close of the cool summer underwear. evening delicious ice cream and r. 63. 33. McG.e. cake was to, ved. A card mentioning your size DAVID L. GEYER Medicine 13 all that's necessary if you LAND OFFlCKiJPRACTICE and Rev. C. II. Black began a need a pair of those khaki A SPECIALTY. ObiUtrlcs. ser'e3 of meetings at Un'on Val pants. Bldg! ley Thursday night and will con- Office Odd Fellows tinue until Sunday July 24ih Elida. N. M. Everybody is invited to attend.

George Farmer of Jenkins, E. J. Williams and George Rorie of Union Val Serial No. 18. ley, were in Kenna, yesterday. Roswcll, New Mexico. Report of the condition of THE KENNA BANK & TRUST CO.

AT KENNA, IN THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO. AT 1;! WISE YOUNG HEN AND 7 HE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30, 192 1. o WOMEN MAKE SAVINGS A Patronize Home PART OF ENGAGEMENT RESOURCES 1. Loans and discounts 37. 711.50" - Every young man should be very ? 37.71 1.50 Industry tnreful in choosing the young woman Total Loans f ha wishes to many; and no less cau- 2. Oordt'afU, secured, $ None; tion should be exercised by a young unsecured S None None k woman In accepting seriously the at- Why pay freight on flour. The Roswell tentions of a young man. 7. (a) Value of banking house Milling Co., is making the best grade of patent The gill who permits and encour- (if unencumbered) 1.831.39 ages her escort to upend money un- 8 Furniture and fixtures 841.CU FLOUR from Pecos Valley necessary upon 0 wheat. Keep your and extravagantly '). Rea" estate owned other than 41 money her will seldom niaUo a good wife, at home. What is the sense in helping tioocl wives nre economical, careful banking hnuse 2 300.00 ot expenditure mak- ( Na- - ! Kansa farmers twofd prosperty when a good and capable of 11. i) Net amount due from q ing the dollar go a long ways. Ohis tional.Bankg 799.31 FLOUR is made here at home? k do not have thl3 trait before . (b) V marriage seldom develop it after mar-.iare- Net amount duo from Try a sack today. Marriage Is a partnership, and - serve banks 3.120 98 3 920.33 IV Its GUARANTEED i badly masaged partnership is sel- - v.? 12. Net amount due from banks If Not Satisfied," Bring it Back and lom a happy one. The young man who q 0 lce3 not save, who Is not building up and bankei'9 (other than include q Get Your i. ie.:ervo furi'3, but who Is "throwing in 10 or 11) MONEY. 'Ms money q at the birds" will seldom 15. (a) Outsida checks and Jo any be'.ter after marriage. 38 72 q Some youn? couples in this state, other cash items q For Sale By q tlnjtead of srecdiiij; all they earn on (b) Fractional currency, vttanlngioss pleasures, ure wisely nickles and cents 106.57 187.29 ku.'Irtlr.r; their savings together funds 1C Coin and currency 5Cf .80 H. E. White, Ith Wr.r Savings Stamps. More than ikfily, theirs will be a happy mar TOTAL 47.367.30 Kenna, N. M. Is ge. it LIABILITIES. v.jnty supt. Mcdonald quotes jas. j. 21. Capful stock paid in 25.000.00 hill 2l. Surplus fund DallRs, Texas. "It is a brutal bed 22 Ufidiriiled profUs anvival meeting hera Sunday 'ock t u'.h, thjit Jamvs J. Hill uttered (c) Lass current expenses, LOCALS Tklien be said, 'If you want to know it July 17th. and everbody is cor-dual- ly and taxes paid l.Olt.OQ 1.014.06 fou are going to be a success or a in'erest invited to attend there Cullure in life, the test is simple and 21. (a) Net amount due to Nat- Bud Wilkinson, wife and dau- services. We have not heard nfallible; are you able to save mon-- ? ional banks If not, drop out. You will ghter, Miss who will Rev. Gilliam fail (b) Net amount tw vo Gertrude, were in assist in ss sure as you live. You may not daa town from their ranch south of this meeting. think so, but the feed of success is burka town on Wednesday. eot In you," said A. F. McD'onald, 27. Individual deposits subject County Superintendent of Dalla" ' to check U.904.18 Lee Robertson was up County, when a representative of th from flavlng3 28 Certificates of deposit due Boaz, the Division had advocated chil- Lee Richards, brand inspector first of the week re dren saving and investing In r in less than 30 days Note was up from Roswell, Sat- newing his aqcuaintanceS. 6a.vings Stamps and other government last Savings 20. Cashier's checks outstanding; 90.71 urday inspecting cattle that Securities. "That saying of II til id plastered al' Total of demand deposits, were being shipped from here. over my boy's room. It is on the 27 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 14.994.89 D. W. Jones, secretary of the Items 2. bead of his bed; It Is stuck on his mir- 35. Certificates of deposits... 4.3iS.S5 Clovis Chamber of Commerce ror, it is jtliiert Into his hank book 33. (b) Notes and bills redis-cuiate- d Mrs. C. F. Schram returned passed through Kenna, Monday ha ssees it on his check book. I try to have him farm the habit of awklng e tUcwhsrj tlnn at home last Saturday from Ros- en-rout- to Roswell. hljiiKe'.f whenever V,9 spends, 'am 1 Federal Kjerro 2 000.00 well, where she spent the past buying something worth, to me, what Ink week visiting relatives and II costs?' lie Is now headed on that 43. ' Liabilities other than friends. Dodnll Tire Company does path. If he re.vli it continually, there thoso above statod Guaranteed Vulcanizing la nothing to fea:- for his future. H TOTAL 47.857.30 and Rt own his nhare of Treasury CP treading. Satisfacticn Guaran- titic.sies ami Liberty Dayton Uoada." White visited his sis teed. Roswell. N. M. State of New Mexico, County of Roosevelt ss: ter, Mrs. Lela Williamson and Wo U'rjn'i G oJ, President, and Clis. II. Sims, Cashier, family in Carlsbad, the first of PRESS COMMENT of'tho above namad bank, do solemnly swear that the above this week. Mrs. Frank Good is spending statement is true to the bast of our knowledge and belief. this week with her son; Ren, and ON PHILIPPINES Frahk Oocd, President. S. G. Bridges, Kemp Lumber wife on the Good ranch nnrtb. west Clias. II. Minis, man and Guy Smith of Elida, of here. The Philippines! Cashier. were in Kenna, a few hours (Shenandoah (la.) Tost.) Our idea of the I'hllipplne (liiestlnn Wec'n.'Sday afternoon. Correct-Att- est: Carlton Roberson spent Thurs- Is get out as quickly us possible to ' day here visiting relatives while and stay out. What do you say? KuANk G(joi), Kenna was visited by another passing through en-rout- to W. L. Shaks, good rain Wednesday afternoon. Roswell. Our Little Brown Cousins W. H. McComhs, (Argus, Itock Island, III.) Dirwctoi's, There is no mistaking that Filipinos independence. And It Is Mr. Alvah Holland Marvin Roberson, wife and want their is expected possible, as they insist, that they H jSuscribed and ssvorn to before mo this 12, day of mother-in-la- and Mrs. Carlton Just Jul to errive Sunday from San An- in the islnuds, better tl.nu we Ameri- Roberson passed through Kenna, over here, are the best Judges of 1911. ton's, Texas, to visit at the A. cans yesterday en route to Pecos, Tex- whether they ure II'. tod for Independ- II. Eaves home for a few weeks. I'nited States lvnnts no Alvin C Wkte, Mrs. Kiltie Gandy and ence. The as. outburst in the Philippines ns England Notary Tublic- - children accompained them this faces In Ireland. The easiest way to tlu" 25th. 1923, Rev. W. B. Gilliam will begin far where they will visitrelatives head oft' a rebellion Is to give My co.nn'usion expires March THE KENNA RECORD SPECIALISTS GIVE DIRECTIONS LAUD 111 DEMAND FOR PUTTING DOWN EGG SUPPLY

Why Western Canada Can Take Ik Her Pick of Settlers, gfl F nni? yfcjsT-- u Opportunities and Conditions There Appeal to the Most Desirable Pos- sibilities of Country Proved. "Dodson's Liver Tone" is Taking Place of Dangerous, Wlille OiinmlH wnnls settlers, and la pursuing every legitimate means 1o Sickening Cherhical, Say Druggists secure them, It Is realized, as pointed ' out by Hon. A. Sk.... f GiASS'- - , J. Cnlder, minister of Every druggist In town noticed Dodson's Liver Tone Is a pleasant-tasting- Immigration has and colonization, that 'se- a great falling off In the sale of purely vegetable remedy, Is necessary, In lection and order to They all give the same rea- keep calomel. harmless to both children and adulta. undesirables out of tbe country son. Dodson's Liver Tone Is taking up legislation Is pnssod Hint will doubt- Take a spoonful at night and wake Its place. feeling fine; nn biliousness, sick head- less bnve tliU effect. As pointed out "Calomel Is dangerous and people by stomach or constipated the minister, the class of settlers know It." Is per- ache, acid Dodson's Liver Tone cause In- which C'nnnda stands most ready to sonally guaranteed by every druggist bowels. It doesn't gripe or welcome are those who desire: convenience ail the next day like vio- What Is Needed In Preserving Eggs for Winter Supply. who sells It. A large bottle doesn't Opportunity to acquire good farm cost very much but If It fails to give lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel land, either free or at a cost within (Prepared by the United Btatea Deport- dlcate first stages of decay. An egg easy relief In every case of liver slug- today and tomorrow you will feel ment of Agriculture ) their means. that appears very dark or black, ex- gishness and constipation, Just ask weak, sick and nauseated. Don't los un- Coys girls who are of Opportunity to live In a country and members cept a large con- your money day. In- for fixed air cell, for back. a der healthful conditions and llheruJ poultry clubs, or tho3e who are a stage any way tains chick at an advanced laws and among nn Intelligent and terested in In chickens, should Waiting Doctor. . preserve of Incubation. for the DIAMOND WORN BY CARLOTTA friendly, people. learn how to candle and Fresh eggs, properly preserved, The waiting room of the doctor's Opportunity to live In a country eggs. Candling means the sorting out may be kept from six to ten months office was full of pntlents. The doc- "Maximlllian Stone," With Unhappy where children receive free public edu- of bad eggs before a strong light In and be almost as good for household tor opened the door of his private of- Is Now en Exhibition en- such a manner the rays of light History, cation and where all children are that purposes as fresh eggs. Another rea- fice and called : "Who Is next?" come eye egg so at New York.' abled to start In the battle of life with, to the through the son for preserving eggs In water glass, "Well, whnt do you know that's as nearly as possible, equal advan- tlint the contents can be seen and the for Instance, Is the fact that they do news?" asked the doctor, as the next greenlsh-whlt- e tages. condition noted. A great diamond, - not acquire objectionable "cold-storag- e man to enter door. egg the started the known as the "Maximlllian' stone," Is Opportunity to live In a country The shell of a newly laid has a taste." Before the doctor could shut the Is a sign on exhibition for the first time In this where Industry applied to the land soft "glow" or "bloom" which Allow Three Dozen to Gallon. floor of the private office all the peo- perfect This glow or country at New York. Like all lorg'a will produce something more than the of freshness. To preserve 15 dozen eggs In wa- ple In the waiting room heard him bloom is destroyed by handling, and in gems, this stone has a' history which bare necessities of life, and will afford ter, glass these "directions are given reply: "I Just was reading where Ad- within reasonable time comfort and any case disappears after the egg has Is not happy. It was found In Brazil by the specialists of the United Stutes miral Dewey has captured Manila bay." about 1850 and in Its rough state Independence. been exposed to the air for a short Department of Agriculture: dis- weighed nearly 50 carats, Ferdinand In a country time. After It Is dlfflcult to five-gallo- Opportunity to live that Select "a n earthen one crock, Red Cross Ball Blue should be used Joseph Maximlllian, then archduke of where ambition Is not handicapped by tinguish a fresh egg from an old clean It thoroughly, scald, 'and allow by appearance so tn every home. It makes clothes white Austria, traveled extensively in South any creed, birth, or class, but where the of the shell, It to dry. Heat teu to twelve quarts every citizen has the right to aspire candling becomes necessary If you as snow and never injures the fabric. America. While he was In Brazil he of water to the boiling point, and al- 1...... 1 . . . . 1.1 All good grocers, 5c. t me 11 119 muu, a to the highest position In his or her would be sure that the egg Is good. low It to cool. When the water Is uuuiu uuiiuoiiu, lui In price approximating $375,000. chosen walk In life. Candle Eggs a Dark Room. cool, out quarts, In- measure nine put The toduy Is in the same con- These are the conditions which will Eggs can be candled best In a dark and one GOT ACQUAINTED WITH ROAD Jewel to the crock add quart of dition as It was when worn by the Em- appeal to the most desirable people room, by the use of a bright light In- silicate, commonly wa sodium called press Marie Charlotte In Maxinilllian's. for this or tiny country, conditions closed In a box or case having a hole glass, can be bought any Writer Took Harriman's Advice and ter which at short reign In Mexico. which, to a certain degree, make an a trifle smaller than an egg directly so- Studied the Erie Line Before drug store. Stir well, so that the When Maximlllian was executed a automatic selection of the fittest. opposite the light. The egg is held becomes thoroughly mixed. Writing About lution It commission wus designated to 'sell the Canada possesses form lands In at this hole for examination. An The solution thus prepared Is ready - diamond along with other gems large areas which may be had free or ordinary hand lamp, a lantern, an In- eggs, which moy In Some 15 years ago John E. Cara-he- r, that for the be put all gorgeous court. at a cost within the reach of the set- once, or from time to time as they as a financial writer for the Wall had been part of the at stone was bought by an tler of limited means. Vast areas are are obtainable. Care should be taken Street News Bureau, was assigned to The American. As part of his the diamond la available for settlement within reason- In putting thera Into the Jar not to cover the office and affairs of the late estate val- again to be sold. able distances of railways. Land crack or break the "shells; also be E3. II. Harrlman. He once boldly beard- ues have In the last quarter of a cen- sure the solution covers the eggs at ed Mr. Harrlman upon what financing tury received a tremendous Impetus, all times. Put the crock containing was In store for the Erie railroad. Are Corns a Luxury? no that any good farm land which can the preserved eggs in a cool, dry "What do you know about the Erie?-snappe- When Is a luxury tax? Representa- be In raw state atill secured Its at place, and cover with a tight- - lid or the great financier. tive Aaron S. Krelder tells this story: reasonable prices Is an attraction. waxed paper to prevent evaporation. "Everything," assured the youthful . A woman went Into a restirurant and Such lands today are probably more To preserve a smaller or larger aspirant for Information, adding: Why, ordered a plate of Ice cream, and when attractive to the settler than were the number of eggs, the solution should Mr. Harrlman. I have ridden over It she came to pay she hud a check for free homesteads of the pioneer era. be mixed and prepared In the same to Patterson, N. J., and Nyack, N. Y." 15 cents and 2 cents was added to It. out ; Its The country has been tried proportions. "What I" roared Mr. Harrlman. "You She asked : "What does that 2 cents possibilities have been proved ; the Only Eggs. ' Use Clean Fresh go at once to President Underwood mean?" the' founda- i $ ; trails have been blazed; v If best results are to be obtained of the Erie, tell him I sent you, and get "Well," she was told, "15 cents for tions have been laid. Railroads, tele- ' I ! , ... the eggs should be clean and fresh, transportation to cdVer the entire your Ice cream and 2 cents luxury phones and public roads have been and preferably infertile. For this rea- system. Then you go out and learn tax." provided ; the prai- f market towns dot f J son It best when possible to something about the Erie. Come and She paid It, and then she walked agricultural ries and other districts; candle the eggs carefully before pre see me when you return and I will across the street to the drug store and schools, churches, and all the marks serving them unless they are known answer your questions." asked for a corn plaster, uud she got of modern conditions of life abound. to be strictly fresh. If an egg Is only Mr. Caraher Erie-e- d a fortnight, a check for 10 cents, and 1 cent added. token over A Shoebox and a Lamp Will Do for for Records which have been slightly soiled a cloth dampened with again seeing Mr. Harrlman She sold. "What Is the 1 cent for?" period of years fact Candling Eggs. and after a cstublish the vtnegar may be used to remove stains, wrote- an Erie article was well "That is the luxury tux." grain produc- candescent bulb, or a flashlight can be that that Western Canada's but eggs should never be washed with worth reading. "Well," she said, "this Is the first Is greater per acre of you are using a box tion than that used. If and a water or soap and water, as water time ! ever knew that corns were a probably any other new country. It Is hand lamp the box should have a hole removes the protective coating on the luxury." worthy note production at the top, heat Glass Workers Lose Sight. of that the of otherwise the from shell and may tend to cause the con Now that Is the way It goes. There grain per acre In many of" the older the top of the chimney would set the Many of the workmen In the glass tents to spoil. Never use badly-sotle- d are a great many things to be con- countries has Increased with the In- box on fire. A tester chimney made factories of Venice begin to lose their or cracked eggs. They may spoil all sidered In discussing tax propositions. tensified farming methods whfch the of tin, such as Is used on a lamp for sight after they have passed their for- the others. year and soon, become totally From the Nation's Business. very high cost of land made necessary. testing eggs In Incubators, may be Fresh eggs preserved according to tieth blind. The Impairment of vision Is This condition does not yet obtain to used for candling, In which case you these directions usually will keep for any extent In Canada, and yet the would not need the box, as the eggs caused by the excessive heat and the A gift Is something cheapest bought from six to ten months, and can be paid yield compares favorably with some are tested by means of a hole In the satisfactorily glare from the glass furnaces. and often dearest for. - used for cooking and for audi countries In which the cost of side of the tin. the table. If, however, preserved eggs Is A good, egg land very much greater than It Is perfectly fresh shows are to be boiled, a small hole should In the fanning districts of the Do- "full" and "clear" before the light be made with a pin in the larger end There Is no cell minion. In most cases present owners almost air at the large of the shell before placing thera tn the land who are not end and the yolk outline Is only faintly of Canadian farm water, to allow the air In the egg to visible. A fixed cell of one-eight- h cultivating It themselves are willing air escape when heated, and thus prevent three-sixteent- You A to sell at moderate prices and on to of an Inch In depth cracking. , " Will Have lift terms arranged for the convenience of Indicates a fresh egg, as eggs run gen- the purchaser, provided that the pur- erally. A larger air cell with a mov- chaser Is prepared to go Into actual able lower - line Indicates according Old Phosphate Fertilizer. Ifyou have reason to nelieve. as operation and bring the land under to sizes and fluctuations a stale egg Bonemeal Is the oldest of phosphate have, cultivation and cause It to produce. or one becoming weak and watery. fertilizers and has long been in great many that a change from That Is the kind of settler which Can- Very small dark spots sometimes seen demand. In avullabillty It stands be- coffee or tea would be wise,try ada wants and to whom It extends usually are blood clots. Large dark tween acid phosphate and rock phos- open arms. Advertisement spots, blood rings, and shadows are phate and Is particularly good on fall due to heat and germination, and In wheat, clover and alfalfa.

- by the use of appropriate sieves, clean- Postum Cereal t ing devices, or other practical Do you EARLY means CUT CLOVER j suited to separate the foreign mate- rial present. Foreign material other know why Do not delay overmuch In get- - You'll find what thousands of , than dockage Is the foreign material it's toasted? ting off the first crop of clover; that Is not separated' In the screening complete sat-- field will others have found often the early cut and remains In the dockage-fre- e cam- yield a really worthwhile crop t ple and Is a factor In the grading, isfaction to taste, and freedom To seal in in September, and price or no ' definite percentages being permitted price, clover In the mow Is a t within each numerical grade. Dock- from harm to nerves or digestion the delicious comforting asset when the win- - age does not affect the grade. Burley flavor ter snows drift over the field t When coffee or tea disturbs, and yards. Cut Clover for Seed. its Clover should be cut for seed when easy to get up where you belong, It's toasted. yN most of the seeds have become fully MATERIAL FOUND IN .WHEAT mature, but before the heads are so with Postum dry that much slielllngwlll take place Specialists Define Terms Used In Fed- while the cutting is being done. eral Standards Dockage Is Theres a Reason Easily Removed. No Flies on Cows. To keep cows quiet and contented In they should be sprayed to keep imp s There are two terms the federal flies Sold by grocers wheat standards which apply to for- off. A good time to spray Is after NmARETT eign material, explain specialists of milking In the morning and before everywhere the bureau of markets, United States uillkliig time In the afternoon. Department of Agriculture "dockage" Tlada bv and "foreign material other than Grow Legumee for Humus. 1 Postum Cereal Co, lac dockage." The terra dockage Is ap- Productive soils must have humus. Battle Creek.ttith. plied to the foreign material which It U cheaper and better to make It can be removed readily from the wheat at home. Grow legumes. THE KEN N A RECORD KILL RATG TODAY ABLE TO GINGHAM IS THE WOULD GO FR0L1

i DO HER WORK HOUSE TO HOUSE Bv Uilna STYLISH FABRIC IJSi the. Gtnuins After Lcrg Siifferbg Vat, Siefert Tennessee Farmer Wants to Go V A Yts Restored to Health by "The best thing I can tell you about who always demand beauty In their GTE Tuns' ginghams," head of a highly clothes, but the full skirt Is among From House to House and ELECTRIC PASTE lytlia L Finlbam's Vegetable said the TbesnarameMl "lller" Rata, Mlre.dvkroachee, successful firm In America Import us. It Is not nearly so beautiful in Tell Everybody About Ant and Waterbn?- - thefr graleM known carrier, of dleae. Thj btith fiK.d and pmpertj. ing mnterinls for wash dresses, "Is model of cloth as those which follow Slearna' Hloctrlo dtrorI'enle force. thee peala to rna figure, Tanlac. fmni the botMInf for water end fnh air. that they are the best thing In the the natural lines of the but it KEADT FOR IIHHHKTTKR THAW TRAPS Pottsvilte, Pa.-- 'T Buffered with world. No other cotton dress fab Is much more suitable to the dress of IMteetlona In la languaganln .Terr boa. "If I were not so busy with my Ul AW female trouble for four or five years and ric approaches them In volume of wash material than the peasant chenv TWOtUM.IMendll.eo. nont-- to kill o ratal , , was very farm work I would go from bouse to V. . Uommmeat boj. It irregular. tales this year." , 1 1 was not fit to do house and tell the people about Tan my work at times Every summer wardrobe that makes Youthful Model, Organdie Trimmings. lac," tiaid A. J. Uvlngston, a well- - Sund took medicine any pretension whatever of approach- A charming dress for warm sum- known furmer, living near Ashland jfroro. a doctor and ing completeness should Include sev- mer mornings may be made of red and City, Tenn. " " no benefit Is good " ;?ot eral gingham frocks. This white checked glnghnm In the follow- "I had stomach and kidney trouble isaw Lydia E. rink- - be- Sham's Vegetable news, because gingham has much ing way : Cut the boc'lce portion Just and suffered torment with my back The next time " It. No x;: 'Compound sides fashion to recommend like a chemise dress with kimono and side. The doctors could do noth- adver Inexpensive tised in the news woman Is averse to buying sleeves and gather a full skirt to this ing for me, bo I wrote to a friend of you buy calomel papers and took it clothes that are In the height of fash- - slightly below the normal waistline. mine In Nashville about Tanlac, and j and got all right. I Ion, and this is one of the things The neck may be squared or round he advised me to try It, saying he had "gained twenty that still may be snld of the gingham and finished with a bias fold of bright heard so many ask for pounds favorable reports about ' or more and frock. The price of gingham Is now red organdie underlaid with one of It sent me am now able to do my work. I recom- and a bottle. considerably lower than it has been white. The sleeves may be cut off at "After taking the lirst bottle I felt mend the Vegetable Compound to my years. friends and you may use these facts as a for two or three any length desired, although rather so much better that 1 ordered another testimonial. 'Mrs. Sallib Siefert, The prettiest dresses of this fabric short ones would be attractive, and bottle myself and the' result Is 1 am 813 W. Fourth Street, PotUville, Pa. are simple, the Beauty of such a dress these should be edged with" organdie well man. I told a friend of mine The everyday life of many housewives lying in the selection of colors and lu two colors to match the neck. about it and ordered a bottle for him is a continual straggle with weakness perhaps an unusual bit of trimming. Now 'make a narrow belt of the red and he had good results. 1 can eat and pain. There is nothing more wear- organdie or of the gingham if you anything I want and me, ing than the ceaseless round of house- Checks Brighten Landscape. it don't hurt ffalotaLs It with white, allow- hold duties they become doubly hard might expected, with the pres like, and line and can sleep like a log. To tell you and It be ing show edge when some female trouble makes every ent craze for dull, black silk dresses, the white to at either the truth, I just simply feel like a new In a piping. bone and muscle ache, and nerves all on black white cottons would be the form of Ornament man and have more strength and en- that anJ this with two tiny stiff flat bows edge. chosen. Hut fashion, ever contradict-- of ergy than I have had In years. It Is If you are one of these women do not the red, faced with white. Tie the gir- simply the grandest medicine In the suffer for four or five years as Mrs. dle In the back, permitting the stiff world. I would like to see all of my did, profit by experience Siefert but her little bows to come at either side of friends and get those who are suffer- smd be restored to health by Lydia E. the front. The may be plain linkham's Vegetable Compound. skirt or ing to try It, and I hope you will reuch The purified and refined it may have two large tucks enclrcllng them through this testlmonlaC'whlch It. If further ornamentation Is de- I have gladly given." calomel tablet jhat are sired, sew the tucks In a long running Tanlac, the celebrated medicine, nauseates, safe and sure. stitch with red worsted MAN'S and trim the which accomplished such remarkable Medicinal virtues retain-e- d neck and sleeves in the same way. results In this man's case, Is a won nor and improved. Sold Neither' worsted organdie Is derful tonic, appetizer and Invlgorant. only in sealed packages. BEST AGE a new trimming for gingham dresses, It - builds up the system, creates a but evidently designers have not been healthy appetite, promotes digestion Price 35c. A man is as old as his organs; he able to think of anything prettier to and assimilation of the food and can be as vigorous and healthy at take their place, for we have them makes you feel strong, sturdy and 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in used more profusely than ever this well as nature intended. performing their functions. Keep year. This Is especially true of or Sold by leading druggists every your vital organs healthy with gandie. Quantities of organdie frills, where. Advertisement 1 both gathered and platted, are seen. . you a youthful amateur If. are Substituted. GCLDKEDM. you may prefer the 'Mex Protect dressmaker "So you have taken to carrying ican note sponsored so strongly by Your Li a monkey t This Is going too In spring around Jeanne Lnnvln of Paris her 1 and summer of clothes. A far!"' Home a Business collection "Well, you never go anywhere frock shows the straight bodice just You'll feel safe If protected by a kidney, me," was The world's standard remedy for described, with a Mexican collar fas with his wife's somewhat reliable Revolver or Automatic Pistol. Hver, bladder and uric acid troubles sine ambiguous retort. We can save you money on Colts, tened to one side. By way of variety, Smith & Wesson and lower priced 1696; corrects disorders; stimulates vital revolvers and automatics of reliable organs. All druggists, three sizes. this skirt Is plaited and cut longer in makes. Write today for prices and Is tne Catalog. Look tot Um nan Cold Medal ra erery box the front and back than It at and accept no imitation sides, but any plain 6klrt may be used FKECLXLES WOLF St KLAR Now U th Tim to Get Rid of Manufacturers' Agent, for Firearms with a bodice such as this. 1005 Main Street, Fort Worth, Texas lacking on TkM Ugly Spot. Embroideries are not There's no lonrer the lightest need of wash dresses, but they are reserved feel in aihamed of your freckles, ma Othlni THET SPREAD OovoTOyLifo double etrenRth Is guaranteed to remove Kill All DIBRABH more especially for models of linen these homely spots. FlatcaH DAISYFlics!fcl.V KILLER attrac-t- and nat- BluiDiy ounce of double mvher. or crash. A etralghtllne frock of set an , Othlne kills ail fliea. Nnt. clean, ornamDtaJ, convenient and strength from your drug-gist- and apply a Cneap Liau aiiaes ural color crash Is most attractive Utile of It night and morntotr and you on. Made of metal. VJiih Eatoni'G should soon see that even the worst frccklee can't M)ill or tin over: with heavy embroideries In brown. will not Boll or injur have begun to disappear, while the lighter anything. Guarantied, The skirt portion was 'embroidered ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom U A I O I Hew Woman " that mere than one ounce la needed to com- FLY KILLER Says Jersey with heavy threads of mercerized pletely clear the skin and sain a beaut Uul at toot dealer or "1 was nearly dead until I found brown cotton from the hem to about clear complexion. 6 bT EXPKKHS. prepaid, SI .25. Be sure to aek for the double strength HAROLD SOUEU3. 1M ! fLaib A.. Brooklyn, K. X. Eatonlc and I can truly say it saved Hie knees; It was a chemise dress. Othlne, as this Is sold under guarantee of my life. It Is the best stomach medi bottom of the sleeves were orna money back If It (alls to remove freckles. Hitch.! Tt r.co Cr DnpTer Truck The Pavrtfl and Service cine ever made," writes Mrs. Ella Gingham mented In like manner, and so was a Smith. Red and White Checked Frock With Trimmings of White Or- narrow collar which stood straight That's the Kind. stomach causes awful misery OCtfrOelAl A. I Tra Acid may be the theory tD. I tl.Pl IUi. which Eatonlc quickly gets rid of by gandie and Flowers Embroidered In up around the neck, but turned down SIS M. Broadway Oklahoma City taking up and carrying out the acidity Red Worsted. In the front, as the dress was slashed on which new nations are founded, but and gases which prevent good diges and folded back to form revers. Just plain determination .la the only 126 RIARKIOTIT JACKS A taken meals brings ory, says no. In wash fabrics we must Harks Back to 1880. thing that ever enabled" one of them I taav. . bargain Tor jou, come quick. tion. tablet after Dress That W. ... jack. WAMJa quick relief. Keeps the stomach be gay. Black and white cottons had A new way of using worsted era- - to get anywhere. Boftton Transcript. ti4ari;i.owRapid, Iowa healthy and helps to prevent the many their Innings last year. Now their broidery on a linen frock, and also Ills so liable to arise from excess acid. place is usurped by red and white of obtaining a good deal of color, Don't suffer from stomach miseries checks. Is a goodly showing you can get big box of Katonic There appears in a demure gray chemise when a brown as well as many for a trifle with your druggist's guar of and white dress. It has an apron tunic In antee. greens, but reds are most prominent. the front only, attached to the According to an old-tim- e saying, an portion a low hue. The waist at Contents ISTluid PraoWl Individual Is as old as he or she foels, trimming consists of appliqued motifs Net and no woman could help feeling very of bright colored linen in novel shapes young In these fresh, crisp, wash stitched to the dress with worsted of For Infants and Children. dresses that In design, material and contrasting hue. coloring are very like those she wore' As a vurlatlon of the embroidered U CMIU.TOHIC In her schoolgirl days. Except for trimming, straight chemise frocks of NOT ONLY FOR CHILLS AND FEVER the size it would be. next to Impossible heavy white linen the chemise model Mothers Know That BUT A FINE GENERAL TONIC. to distinguish them from little girls' Is used for the heavier fabrics are dresses. trimmed straight down front and back Genuine West the Dentist The full skirt which stalks so threat panels' with points of red and white Castoria Better Dentistry enlngly among the new clothes finds a checked gingham. The glnghnm also logical place In the cotton dress, fhe Is stitched in pointed effect around the Always r high l for Less Money slim silhouette is retained by dress neckline, which Is somewhat but V, imilatin2UieFoo4byfe.uta-- v.'Ui 129 VEST MAIN STREET makers catering to the women B shallow oval in form, end around really know mosf about dress, ad the sleeves. Bears tlio 7 OKLAHOMA CITY 3k. Thoat M. 1463 Modes of Hairdressing ThcrcrromdinDirtllon Signature ONE-IIAL.- CVT YOUR PAINT COST F RcsLCoatousi BUY Ui&KCT 1UOM THIS FACTOKY cap Is combs are of Ivory rwefiTf and ' The short sleeve, which Just The newest rather nor I Weatherproof Paint Stands the Test a little puff. Is used In summer dresses than shell. Thvise white combs are neither 0pldm,Morphlne of Vade from the finest lngredlenta money eaa For do jllaalJioTNAHCOiicJ buy. Pure Oil Pure Iead and the proper of the lighter materials, such as voiles most effective. those who not amount of Puie Zino UioroiiKhly mixed. If and crepes. It also makes an occa- like an comb they may be paint can be made better we will be glal to make It. All colore and white, 12.00 per sional appearance In some of the heav- had with. beautiful enameling In color sallon, and every gallon fully guaranteed. fabrics, but, although the dress It- as well as with settings of precious Wall rarer l cenTn pr roll up. ier WKATHCtU'KOUr FAINT CO. self Is of a heavier cotton, the 1830 stones. IS B. Hob lean - . Oklahoma Citf sleeve Is of a thinner material. For The weirdest of feather ornaments Instance, a quaint looking dress of r.re chosen for the hair. Bands of In Comfort Your Skin flowered chlutz, made with a straight the costly and forbidden paradise may AaeiaeI""' bodice and d skrlt, has puff completely encircle the head or plum Cuticiira Soap sleeves of white organdie, the cuffs age of the common barnyard fowl may Use With are stitched with red worsted. make the craziest loqklng of which headdress VM-Ishncs- s ana touches of the orgnndle ap- Imaginable. Mf e fn I lelsfea Further t pear In the form of plcoted ruffles en- LOSS O rv Soas 25c, Oiatatent 25 aae 50c, Ttlcaa 25c. circling skirt end deep, round neck. New Lines. For Over The modes of hairdressing In Paris Trains may do anything this season Indicate a vogue for smooth and un- one of the newest lines Is that which T IIAU1 UALSAM curled arrangements of the hulr, as In Starts at the "square-necke- d front of frYlanarua Wu.pau.v.ri'aaieW much-wave- d K(rM Color sd4 opposition to the and the corsages and cascades down over Thirty Years 3Mrfy lo CarsiF nd faded HmiA puffed coiffure which has been worn the arms In lieu of sleeves. This , aoe. and ") l UrUa L'". years. The exaggerated for several en ptiHKunt Is a delightful departure i t r. psyche knot low down on the head Is from the court train which tiwlngs 'law. kll faviu. Mtsmrca fmltn to t'; much affected by Englishwomen as bagk In (' ta.,-- ltt, aiiail OF t sJrUff from the shoulders. P ttiwl" a!kilf hf APT laaV ilMWIVlMauWal T f MlaW . ft, well as Porlslennes. Although the hair Is arranged not only with plain- Evening Gowns. ha b k u. ness, but apparently with precision, The dyed lace evening gown Is often A ta.A-r- A kujtlftat.Ave. Exact Copy of Wrapper, ccerraua oooeaMT. Near roaa crrr. . .' most fantastic headdresses are worn. accompanied by s square cape oX Uaa th 23-18- Spanish comb Is W. N. U, Oklahoma City, No. 21 The large retained. same lace lined with taffeta. THE KENNA PECORD MANY NOTED BASEBALL PLAYERS RETIRING OF VARDON TALLEST PLAYER ON OMAHA TEAM HAIL FROM CITY OF CINCINNATI CAUSES DEEP REGRET . o, Has Been Playing Golf for Over ' Thirty-Fou- r Years. Followers of Scottish Game Find r . r . V n Occasion to Complain at Removal of "Master Stylist" Estab-llshe- d Enviable Record. The news from the other side that llnrry Vardon, known throughout the golf world as the "master stylist," has definitely decided to retire from tournament piny, has caused deep re- gret. Vardon Is past fifty years of age. He has been playing In competi- tive golf since he was sixteen years old. Over a span of 84 years this master of the game has earned the right to doff the spangles. Yet all who have ever witnessed the Briton in action will silently complain. There was ever In the sty'e and manner of the popular Englishman an elusive something that reached to the heart of the average golfer and carved Miere a spot especially for Harry Vardon. The easy, graceful form of Vardon, the utter luck' of a waste of energy In his shots, the almost wistful ex- pression of Vardon will ever remain pleasant-jnemorles- . It was fervently

X'y? , fry TaXv ' J -- J i Claude Davenport Is the biggest player on the Omaha baseball team and Heine Gkok ChaA prorably the biggest In professional baseball. Before going to the Nebraska A.Cowske. Eddie fcouscH nine he played with the San Antonio Southern league team ond the boys say "Was you offer in Zlnzonutte?" miys it was the Texas sun that did It. CJjiude stands six feet and six Inches high.' photograph shows Claude Davenport with two of Omaha's smallest the Prince of Pllsen. If Is another record equal- - The ful there players: "Whltey" Gislason (left) and Fred llaney. Well Hint's the town that put base- his length of ; "Wahoo" In? la service Fancy being an umpire with Ll'l Claude at bat. ball on' the nnip. Properly It's the Snui Crawford, Jake Danbert, Harry liub of baseball, because It was the Vaughn, Iletnie Groh and ball players first town of organized bull, or more equally us noted In their time. INDIANS SIGN UP S0TH0R0N SOCCER FOOTBALL IN FAVOR properly put, It was the first town if And the managers, Ilrigins, Clarke professional salary-payin- g baseball. Or- - Griffith nn.i others, and pitchers, Spitball Artist, Shunted From One Receipts for Spurs and Villa Game It "Three-Fingered- " Is the town that has rounded out vil Cvetall, Brown, Club to Another, Finally Lands Amounted to $35,000 Crowd of more baseball celebrities ian any Noodles Ilahn, Fred Toney, Uube Ben- With Cleveland. . 61,991 Attended. other city In America. It enn rlght-fuJl- y ton, Theodore Breltenstein, the best lay claim to Buck Ewlng, Long left-hande- d flinger of his time but the Allan Sothoron, spitbull pitcher. Is The popularity of soccer football In John Rellly and Charles Street, the list is too long to mention all of them. 6ack' In the American league. After England was again shown by the re- first human to catch a baseball the Browns had released him to Bos- ceipts for the Spurs and Villa game at dropped from the top of Washington DRAWBACKS IN HIS VACATION ton on waivers and that club, after White Hart Lane recently which monument. This was In 1808, and but using him In three games, discovered amounted to nenrly ?35,000, a record one other, Billy Sullivan, was able to Champion Willie Hoppe May Not Play suddenly that his contract had not for any English cup game outside of accomplish Asa the trick. Brainerd, Tennis, Golf, Bowl, Baseball, been made clear, and therefore re the- finals. In order that the crowd one of the best pitchers of his time or Pick a Banjo. turned him to St. Louis, he was sent might be In keeping with the accom- Is another. to Columbus. Before he could get Into modation. Spurs made the price of Just Imagine the picture back In Vacation time doesn't mean as in i.i m f""." ii" i In the Association Tris Speaker 2 shillings, which kept the - action admission 1808, the Adonis of baseball, with long much to Willie Hoppe, world's cham , '"' concluded he might be of use to the attendance down to 51,001. flowing mutton-cho- p whiskers dallying pion bllllardlst, as it does to Mr. and Indians, so an arrangement was made with his underhand delivery, an ex- Mrs. Average Citizen. MOLANDER TO ASSIST STAGG pert and the greatest exponent of Willie's hands are Insured for $100,- - I. pitching of his time. 000. If they are Injured so he can ;,. .,J Former Chicago University Star Adopted Uniform First. Harry Vardon. Athlete Accepts Offer to Be And Cincinnati was the first club (7 hoped Vardon would hang on for . Coach. as we that fMr. J Assistant to adopt the baseball uniform a few seasons. But the man who made ... wore long Rock-for- know It. They formerly such a deep and lasting impression Dr. Charles O. Molander of d trousers, much after the pattern of has followed the advice of his physl' announced that he has accepted (hose worn by lawn teunls players clans and will confine himself to one-dn- an offer to be assistant to Coach now. events 'had to teaching. Alonzo Stagg of the University of Chi- The grand old man of baseball, Since 1800, when he won his first cago and will take up his new duties Charles Comlskey, was a member of championship Vardon has established Sept. 1. He played football at Uni- the Iteda In 1892, 1893 and 1894. This an enviable record. He has won the versity of Chicago and was captain Is sufficient honor to make any club British Open, the golf classic of Eu of the basketball team and a star Coinniy as noted, for has done much rope, Bis times. Ills last victory lu guard. any - man per- hs other- living toward V this event was In 1914. game. petuating the r ART OF PITCHING DECLINES . There was Charley Radhourne, who pitched more winning games, consecu- Umpire O'Toole Says Twlrlers of 1 tively and continuously, than any 876 an Athletic Year. Southern League Have Degen- other living man. lie had the ball . erated Into Throwers. Jumping and curving as much In his ' The year 1876 marked the In- day as any of the fllngers of today, auguration of several athletic or- Jack O'Toole, returning to the or as the fellow who discovered the ganizations as well as the cen- Southern league as au umpire lias "bpltter," "knuckle," or whatever the tennial celebration of the United some observations to make on the de- iikmIoiii kinks are called. "King" States at Philadelphia with the cline In Southern league pitching. The Kelly, the most talked of player that V big exposition. It was the first pitchers In the league today, says the ever played the national game; Fete year of the National baseball umpire, are just "throwers." Pitch- Browning, Bobby Caruthers, Arley league and the first champion- ers of several years ago In the South- Irfilliain, Tip O'Nell. "Bug" llolllday, ship meets of tho Amateur ern could wade through the league George Tebeau, Jim White, "Kid" Athletic Union end Intercollegi- and seldom If ever lose, says O'Toole. Buldwln, Harry Coveleskle, Stelnfeld, ate A. A. A. A. were held. The Elmer Smith and as many other National Association of Amateur Another League in Dixie. notorieties In the baseball world were Oarsmen was formed lu 1872 Another new league Is reported from produced In Cincinnati. and held Its first regatta In 1873. Dixie. It is called the Alabama-Tennesse- e Willie Hoppe. Allan Sothoron. Never Had a .400 Hitter. and has four clubs and will With all these the Reds never pro- not aim a cue, he gets the Jack. That all around under which Cleveland took play a 100-gam- e schedule. The cities duced a .400 hitter. sounds fine, but over the player's contract and Soth- In the circuit are Sheffield, RusscllvlUo But she did have several mighty There is a vacation drawback In INTERESTING oron became a baby member of the and Decatur in Alabama and Colum- near that goal. J. B. Seymore won the things the Insurance policy for world's champions. bia In Tennessee. the bolting honors In 1900 with .377, bids htm to do. It reads that he can SPORT NOTES and Chase In 1910 with .830, Itousch not : In 1917 with .841, and again In 1919 Play tennis, play golf, bowl, play Twelve nations will try to take tho with .821, and a host of swatters like catch with a baseball or pick a banjo Davis cup away from the United DIAMOND YARNS Mike Donlan, Jake lieckley, who or mandolin. States next August. played at first and at bat with the "Guess I'll have to go swimming, L YHlow Horse Is a bad Indian In the Falling to get Kohlbecker from Lit- leaders for 24 years, and It is doubt says Hoppe. Coaler, a selling plater, set a new box for the Flrates. tle Rock, the Atlanta club decided to ecord for a mile and a furlong at bold on to Qllle Fuhrman. Man o' Belmont Park. War held the The home-ru- n epidemic sickens the AROUND THE DIAMOND former record. ball owners. They buy the balls. Seattle's whole catching staff la more or less crippled, with Jack Truman P. Gardner of St. PuuL get livelier the The Giants would grow stronger Pitcher Joe Boehllng has been re- Adams being the worst off. As the baseballs If Minn., hag been elected captalu of tha game gets slower. they had Groh. This Is no Rapp. leased by the Toronto baseball club. Yale track team for next year, no la The Reading club Is In a sad way a pole vaulter. Duncan of Cincinnati recently lifted and seems destined to drop clear out Fred Mitchell has a hustling outfit The American league Is a neck the bull over the fence at the Red's of sight In the International race, this season. ahead of the National In the home-ru- n Taylor e race. Governor of Tennessee has park. signed the law making It a crime Atlanta has tent Pitcher William without Steve O'Nell The Indians punishable with penitentiary sentence already been more home Konemau, a young right-hande- r, to La Cabin without tiaiamazoo ciut has a new sec There hare are like Uncle Tom's ine for accepting a bribe to throw a boll year than there are Grange of the Georgia sea- ond basemun, George Barnes, who runs made this state for bis cubln. fame. homes. soning. halls from the Independent fields of ' major league Detroit. He started oft well. "The"average height of Sam Sutton, Port Burwell, Ont., won has sent Williams, a rookie The International league race will The aver- Toronto Anr Is 5 feet 10V4 Inches. the International grand handicap pitcher, to the Saginaw club of the look like a kitten chasing Its tull In Iolas Hoffman Is the name a trap-shootin- g age age Is 29. of col championship at tha Mint league. a circle If Baltimore persliits in adding leglan from the Ohio State university thirty-secon- d annual tournament at victories. Bet-tUi- g who Is due to get a with De Barney Dreyfuss Is mistaken. trial the St. Thomas. Some of the plays indicate that the Tigers. Iolus Is a catcher. . on Pittsburgh was not gambling, troit but Isn't the only thing on the field The Cincinnati club Is trying out Since M. Carpentier has expressed but lias been a cinch. Toade of wood. two luflelders Just out of college. One-I- Earl Neale was supposed to go from the honorable Intention of putting Mr. Coons, a shortstop, of the Universi- by to on Dempsey to sleep before sixth, Tilri Fpeaker has been robbed the Phillies the Beds waivers, the Four of Meuse'.'a home run drives ty of Cincinnati, and the other John- now It Is said Cincinnati swaps round, their little meeting promises i,u.e one who stole home on him tit but tave been made off Brooklyn pitchers. son, a third baseman, who comes from Sam Crane to Philadelphia for him. to be anything but a sleepy affair. ttls luke camp la Canada. Jtobbfe should worry. the North Carolina State college.