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address," he finished, handing the Then with a sudden sraightening ot KITCHEN FLOOR NEEDS CARE - chauffeur a scribbled card. his tall frame and a shutting of his SHOULD BE FLAVORED GOT RIGHT- OMAN nearlng one when taxi teeth, he spoke. It was the Constant Scrubbing May Be Don stopped at the uptown address. Peter "I won't! You shan't make this gathered Away With If a Few Simple alighted, paid the chauffeur, sacrifice," said he. ADDITION TO EGGNOGS NEED NOT Precautions Are Taken. up from the seat a huge box of candy "Sacrifice!" said she. "Is it a sacri- BE OF INTOXICANTS. She Wasn't Marrying His Money, large box orchids, mounted fice marry and a of to the one man in the The kitchen floor, which needs such rang I But the Only Man in the the steps and the bell. world you'll ever care about? constant scrubbing, often causes much World to Her. He waited in the subdued light of wasn't marrying your old half million trouble, as soap water soften of Valuable Food for Invalids May Be and the the hall until he heard the patter you thought you had; I'm marrying wood and Increase Its tendency to on I you Made Palatable In a Number of light footsteps the polished stairs. you. And think are going to be splinter. If is splintered It By T. BLAIR EATON. up Ways Agreeable to Opponents it much "Peter!" cried the girl, running a whole lot better. You without that must be scraped smooth and then to and catching his arm playfully, money." Strong Liquor. Peter Barlow squared his big shout him of with care It ought to do nicely. "it wa9 three! Don't you remember?" "No," said Peter Barlow, heroical- gray-haire- d Have the floor clean and smooth, dera and turned to the in Peter seemed about to catch her ly, but rather unconvlnclngly. Chilled eggnogs are not served as the cracks filled (If a close grained man who was scribbling on bits of suddenly lips paper hit arms, then his set She came very close to him once often as they should be. They are wood, it needs no filler), then rub a at the mahogany desk. he stepped a pace away from her. more. Her "Let's horrible details," and soft hair brushed his specially valuable for Invalids during thoroughly crude oil or one ot the have all the He was still smiling, but it wasn't cheek. She looked up him with said Peter, with a grin Intended to be at the heated weather, because they are special preparations that are manufac- the cheerful that smile. eyes that burned like two stars. The not only refreshing but nourishing as tured for the purpose. entirely nonchalant, but which, if "You see," he, have brought trifle said "I nearness ot her, the dainty sweetness well. An eggnog is hardly more than Oil slowly hardens and darkens a whole truth be told, was a you answer Instead of waiting gasp. or the for of her made him custard in its raw state, especially if floor, so that grease and stains do not forced. "Just how much, rather It wouldn't do, dear never In the "No?" she asked with a quiet smile how Mr. Gray- it spirits are left out. sink Into the wood. Never wax or little. Is there left, world. would be a frightful mis- triumph. "No?" son?" It of This drink may be served in an end- varnish kitchen or bathroom floors. take. I've just realized I'm going He caught her In his arms. He held ways, Grayson frowned as he looked at tha it less number of Mid teetotalers The slipperlncas of the wax may causa away to Mexico tomorrow, and and egg-nog- s of her tight can enjoy to their hearts' content a nasty fall and in any case it is a columns of figures on those bits say, some of .those fuzzy "Yes oh, fool I am! paper here's, the that without spirits that are simply waste of money, for the water that before him. chocolates and a box of orchids," he yes," said he. "You win; "you knew orange, "There's practically nothing, Peter," but dellciously flavored with has to be used in both kitchen and ended rather painfully. you would. What show have I got to coffee, nutmeg he said, with a slow shake of his vanilla, or chocolate. bathroom will ruin the looks of either The girl made no move to take put any fine notions In effect when A plain eggnog any may head. "This is bad business much of kind be wax or varnish. After the floors are either of the boxes he had caught up you're with me? Marry you? I'd like turned Into a festive beverage if topped worse I'm ' once In good condition it is not than I thought at first. , and was holding up to her. She was to see anybody stop me, money or no you. with whipped cream or ice cream and matter to keep them so. sorry more sorry than I can tell looking at him curiously. money. Hang what a fool I am to you'd me six it a bit of candied fruit The white of If only come to "You see," he began, after an ex- let you do this, what a fool, but how egg not months ago " so often recommended should ceedingly awkward pause, "you see, fearfully happy I am being that kind be added unless the "nog" is heavily "That's one of my characteristics I've Just come to my senses. All those of a fool!" flavored, as it is apt to Impart a raw, to-- is shut the door after the horse doubts of yours were right. It An hour later Peter Barlow again eggy taBte. H1N0SW0M gone," said Peter. "Nothing, you say? wouldn't do we'd never be bappy. entered Grayson's office. Eggnog. H'm! That's bad. I've managed to field Chocolate For a chocolate I'll Just hike out and leave the "I think I'll go the limit and bor- eggnog use a tablespoonful of grated get a chance with Billy Kenmore at to a man " better and row the whole of the five hundred off chocolate, a tablespoonful of sugar and those mines of his in Sonora. It's a single came so you," "You see, tak- Knowing "Peter!" The word said Peter. I'm large new egg to every half-pin- t of blamed long walk down there." sharply stopped a that he short ing a wife down to the mines with rich chilled milk. Melt the chocolate "There'll be, perhaps, five hundred "You've asked me to marry you. me." Eau de cologne will remove candle dollars," said Grayson. and sugar together to a paste, then grease. You were coming here this afternoon "A wife?" said Mr. Grayson, evident- egg mixture "Fine!" said Peter; then he scowled. hedge. add the yolk and stir the Use the Ironing fire for preparing for your answer. It's to late to ly not In the least surprised. "As- beating well so the Grayson interpreted correctly the marry you!" into the milk, that stocks for soups or baking puddings. I've decided I will suredly, Peter. Excellent Idea. I was egg will not separate from When meaning of that scowl. "Dear suffering saints!" gasped Pe- sure you would. I was sure of it last it A charming nursery screen can be ready to serve add a big spoonful of prints small "Of course, it will take a little time ter and dropped both the boxes with night at dinner. I am not sure, too, to each covered with the that the to out," whipped cream or ice cream child loves straighten this whole mess crash. but what you owe the winning of that glass. preferred, whipped best said on If the To oil out of white ma- be. "In the meantime, call Twice he opened his mouth as if to wife to the loss of your money. I cream may, variety's sake, be take machine me for anything you want up to for dip spot cold water that speak, but the words would not come. think It opened her eyes to her real partly frozen. This forms a very rich terials the into five hundred." When they did come, at last, they affection for you. Well, she's worth itself. while it is fresh. beverage, almost a meal in to "Thanks! Mighty good of you" were hurried, garbled, like the words losing that trifling sum for." When a coffee eggnog is properly Never allow a cooking utensil said Peter. of a man In a panic. "You bet she is," said Peter Barlow. made it is delicious. It may be pre- stand and dry before washing. Put With a whimsical smile he turned "Oh, you can't," he said. "You (Copyright, 1913, by the McClure Newspa- drink, using cold water In it Immediately. per Syndicate.) pared like the chocolate dressing his pockets Inside out. A dollar bill can't. I tell you it won't do. I in place of the chocolate enough strong To make an excellent tor a equal parts of linseed and a little odd change tumbled to the shouldn't have asked you. I made Bad Air Cause of Ghosts, coffee to give it a fine flavor. The linoleum take " , thoroughly corner of the desk. mistake. I The discovery of carbon monoxide same proportions may be used with oil and vinegar and mix together. "I'm going to take you at your She looked at him narrowly. poisoning as a cause of ghostly man- other flavors. word," said Peter. "I'll have to have "Why?" said she very calmly.' She Ices and Ice cream will freeze more ifestations is the latest contribution poured my expenses down there, and there seemed to be enjoying immensely his to of psychic quickly If a dipper of water is the results research. It Potato Sandwich. before the are a few things want to set discomfiture. Bor-ton'- over the ice and salt Just little I became known lately that one of s In puzzling over a new way of cook- straight I Suppose you I " stam- turning process begins. before leave. "Well, I Peter began to fine residences was haunted and ing Irish potatoes, I discovered potato let me have say three hundred and mer. servants that the children and who sandwich, which makes an attractive Savories, fifty, if it will be all right" "Another girl?" she questioned slept on the third and fourth floors a and delicious luncheon dish, writes As a dainty to serve with salads try Grayson nodded. softly. often awoke at night with sensations Se- contributor to Good Housekeeping. crisp crackers. Split common crack- "Surely," he agreed. "Like it in Peter clutched at straws. "Yes, of great oppression and of some boll lect smooth oval potatoes and ers and spread lightly with but- cash?" that's it, another girl," he declared strange presence near, footstepB about ten- with their skins on until nearly ter, then bake in oven until a delicate "Yes, that'll be best," said Peter. shamelessly. the house were heard, and it was even der. Then peel and slice the long The other touched a button be- She began to laugh. felt yet brown. Peter rumored that apparitions were seen. way in slices. Dust always useful for neath the desk. "Bring me in three more uncomfortable. Called to Investigate, Franz Stale bread is Prof. generously with salt and paprika and bread sticks and croutonB to serve hundred and fifty dollars, Babbitt," he "You'll have to forget her," said Schneider, biologist In- Jr., a of the put a thin slice of cheese between with soup. Cut Into slices half inch ordered the clerk who answered the she. "We're going to be married be- stitute of Technology, found sufficient each two slices of potato. Lay the summons. thick. For the croutons cut into cubes, fore you go to Mexico tomorrow." explanation in a very defective hot sandwiches on a flat buttered pan, cut "Say, said and for the bread sticks three Ten minutes later Peter Barlaw, the look here, Edith," Peter air furnace. The rooms were filled brush with melted butter and put in lengths. Spread before cutting fifty vehemently. I you " inch three hundred and dollars tucked "We can't. tell with sulphurous oxide and carbon a hot oven to brown and melt the with and toast to a golden In pockets, stepped put butter various shook hands with She close to him. She monoxide, and the effects were those cheese. Garnish with parsley and brown. lawyer, laughingly both Bhoulders. She especially poi- the cut short the hands on his of carbon monoxide serve hot. A slice of crisply tried A delicious sour cream dressing for other's expressions of commiseration, was looking up at him with shining soning the Illusion of walking spir- breakfast bacon added to the cheese cupful of eyes. fruit salad is made with a and went out But in the hall Peter Peter, at the sight of her thus, its being probably aided by outside makes a nice variation. New potatoes sour cream into which a half cup very grave. groaned rich Barlow's face became It aloud. sounds. can be used thus, as they are always of melted butter Is stirred gradually. became graver as he walked towards "You are telling me anything but waxy mealy. ' more than This blended with a variety of cut the elevator. Then he pulled out a the. truth," said she. "I happen to New Kind of Graft. frut, such as pineapple, bananaB and little engagement book, glanced at a know the whole truth. I know your The other day a man and his Keeping Airtight. oranges, and some meats or some certain page, and all but groaned money Is all gone, save five hundred son boarded a Bouth-boun- d Many housekeepers have trouble dates, is most appetizing spread on aloud. dollars or so. Mr. Grayson was din- Rock Island train at WeBton. The fa- with keeping airtight anything that is crackers as a luncheon dish. "To Edith's for answer Thursday ing here with us last night. He told ther placed the boy in a Beat at the put up in Jars. If, however, after a at three," he read. father. And father said: "That's the front end of the car and took the seat bottle or Jar is corked It is sealed with Peanut Soup.' This was Thuiday, and between best thing that ever happened to the Just behind him. When the conductor a mixture of beeswax and rosin there Take two tablespoons of peanut but- the time of writing that entry four young scamp. Peter's got the stuff came through the car the boy told him Is no danger of air getting at It To ter and one tablespoon ot browned days ago and the present time, Peter in him. It will be the making of him he had neither ticket nor money. He make this sealing mixture put two flour (plain flour may be used, but Barlow's assets had shrunk from a that and the right woman.' And I said he had run off from his home In ounces of yellow beeswax and four browned is to be preferred); cream supposed halt million to something am she, Peter, the right woman I Weston and was going to visit bis ounces of rosin in a small tin can, together and pour slowly over this ' grandmother in KanBaB City, where- like- five hundred dollars. . know it I'd have known it if dad which is then set in a larger pan ot one pint of boiling water, stir con- 'To Edith's at three for answer," " hadn't winked at me when he said upon the father of the boy Jumped up, hot water. Stir constantly until the stantly to keep smooth. Season with be repeated grimly. "I've got the an-sw- what he did. I'm going down there took off his hat and placed a dollar in wax and rosin are well blended. Ap- salt and pepper. Add to this one pint right now, aad I may aa wen to Mexico with you to help you man- It, after which he passed it among the ply while still liquid to the outside of of scalded milk. If too thick, add take time by the forelock and go up age BUly Kenmore's mine. Yes, I other men passengers in the car. When the corked Jar or bottle. Louisville more hot water. Serve immediately there at once." am; don't say a word. You Just several dollars were collected the fa- Herald. with croutons or crackers. - He pulled out his watch. It was march those orchids straight back to ther gave the money to the boy. Pre- sumably was quarter to twelve. Jolin's, and take that candy back to there another division Corn Muffins. Walla and Ceilings. "Yep, I'll go at once," he decided, McPhalr's and tell them you don't later. Rushvllle (Kan.) News. two-third- s s Sift together onand cup-ful- When walls or ceilings are papered and went out to the street to hall a want them. The idea! You couldn't ot flour, one cupful of cornmeal, with oilcloth or painted, put on wash And you, walk; no Ultra. taxi. afford them. mind two scant teaspoonfuls of baking pow- boiler of water and close doors and "Say," And you've "The Twobblys seem to be fashion he said, cheerfully to the taxis. after taken those der. Beat to a cream two tablespoon- windows and boil the water until chauffeur, "I in the things back, go get the license, and able folk." can't least afford ful 8 of butter, with three of sugar, walls and ceilings are wet with steam. bablt Is strong, come here. Dad will "I should say so! There's hardlj well-beate- this, but and besides straight back add to them three a long-handle- scrubbing brush Is my appearance; In the year they and Take this last so take be here with Doctor Brook, and we'll a month that don't eggs. Mix to a batter with a pint of or broom, tie a soft rag and wipe on one or two trained nurses on me to Jolin's the avenue, then over be married here very quietly." have milk. Beat hard for a few minutes your walls. This will save lota of up premises." well-grease- to McPhalr's, then run me to this Peter looked at her very hungrily. the and put into muffin tins. time and trouble.

Poet Not Used to Society. not do better than imitate the lady of great friends of the farmer. That was Raspberry Rice Pudding. Home-Mad- e Sauiage Meat James Hogg, poet, known as the the house.' At dinner, as the wine the way In your case, wasn't it?" Soften one tablespoon of gelatin in Take one and r pounds of "Ettrlck shepherd," was never quite passed, he advanced from 'Mr. Scott' "Yes, same way. Said they was three tablespoons of cold water, then lean beef, three-quarter- s of a pound of boiling water, dis- r pound of happy away from the fields. Sir Wal- to 'Shlrra' (sheriff), 'Scott,' 'Walter,' great friends of the farmer. But I place over until lean pork, lean through a coarse one-quart- pound of ter Scott made a friend of him, but and finally 'Wattle,' till at supper he supposed when they told me that that solved. Press sieve bacon, bread one cup- teaspoonfuls of chopped was not a social success. "In a convulsed every one by addressing they were some more of these here enough cooked rice tomake crumbs, two he cup of teaspoonful of mixed shepherd's dress," writes a historian, Mrs. familiarly " candidates for congress." ful, and add one raspberry parsley, half Scott as 'Charlotte.' gelatin, teaspoonful of pepper, one with hands fresh from sheep Juice, the dissolved half a herbs, half "and sugar, two teaspoons of teaspoonful of Grind the beef, shearing, he came to dine for the first His Many He Being the Man. cup of lemon salt Friends. beaten whites of pork and bacon In a meat grinder, mix with Scott in Castle street, and, U "So you got buncoed when you went Ethel "Kitty hasn't a thought for Juice and the three time eggs. in one cup of heavy cream It with the crumbs, herbs and season- finding Mrs. Scott lying on the sofa, to the city, did you? You ought to anything nowadays except her new Fold stiff, into a wet mold Pass through the meat grinder immediately stretched full have been onto the game, as as car. She's perfectly in love with it." beaten until turn ing.. himself at much harden on Ice. Unmold and a second time. Shape into balls by length on another sofa; for, as he aft- the papers have said about All Jack (sadly) "Another case ot man and let it serve with fresh berries strewn over hand, brush over with a beaten egg. explained, 'I thought I could work tt Just the same. Pretend to be being displaced by machinery. " erward the top, roll In bread crumbs and servo. THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO. FALLING HAIR MEANS HOW M'GRAW COACHES BEST MAN WITH OLD WHITEWASH PAIL o"LetUp" will ' DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE Leader of Giants Requires Fast There be no 'let Base Running. up" in that distress 8ave Your Halrl Get a 25 Cent Dottle after eating until you of Danderine Right Now Alto J first help the stomach Q Stop Itching Scalp. Players Are Drilled Incessantly Dur- ing Spring Practice to Run Bases, and digestive system Getting a Quick Start and Lj back to health and D scraggy Thin, brittle, colorless and Then Making Turns. strength. For this work hair Is mute evidence of a neglected Q rj kcalp; of dandrufT that awful scurf. Time and again Manager McGraw of There Is nothing bo destructive to the New Tork Giants has been seen o the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair during a game to dash up to a batter IIOSTETTER'S of its luster, Its strength and its very with a runner or two on the bases, life; eventually producing a feverish-nes- a talk to him for a minute or two and a STOMACH BITTERS a and itching of the Bcalp, 'which then sprint back to the coacher'a box I - , It not remedied causes the hair roots at third base. J - f'k ad-- worry r is particularly well to thrlnk, loosen and die then the "He does that to the pitcher," is the cry that goes up as soon as he apted. brings -j hair falls out fast. A little Danderine It back j- 1b seen to walk up to ' batter. "His tonight now any time will surely scheme is to make the pitcher think appetite, aias digestion, save your hair. some unusual play is to be per-- , keeps the. bowels open Get a 23 cent bottle of Knowlton's formed." Danderine from any store, and after This is not so. McGraw never hus and improves health in the first application your hair will tles up to a player plate or - - at the & general. Try a bottle. take on that life, luster and luxuriance calls him toward the' coacher's box which is so beautiful. It will become without telling him to try something. wavy and fluffy and have the appear- His brain works instantaneously as ance of abundance; an Incomparable soou as a runner reaches first and im outguess We Are Behind in Aviation. gloss and softness, but what will mediately he endeavors to the opponents. Europe is In earnest in seeking the please you most will bo a after Just "What does McGraw tell' his bat ultimate conquest of the air, while few weeks' use, when you will actual- ters when he talks to them before they America looks on as the spectator of ly see a lot of fine, downy hair new step up to hit?" was asked Al Brld- - a contest In which she was once su- hair growing all over the scalp. Adv. well of the Chicago Cubs, who was preme. The chief reason why mili- formerly a member of the New York tary aeronautics fail to go ahead in ADMITTED DEBTS TO WIFE team. America Is that the government does "You can bet that every time Mc not make the pursuit of the science re- British Statesman Proud to Acknowl- Graw calls a man from the plate he munerative enough to attract the best edge the Benefits Conferred by tells him what to do," replied D rid-wel- l. qualified experts to engage In it. The Their Better Halves. "It all depends on the situation. only way by which America can re- Sometimes he will request his man to gain her lost laurels is for the govern- Compliments have frequently been bluff a bunt, and then switch on the ment to pay Its military birdmen lib- paid by famous statesmen to their next ball and hit. Then he may tell erally for their risks and guarantee wives. It will be remembered how Dis- him to give the runner on first a the support of their families in case raeli dedicated "Sybil" "to the most chance to steal second, or Le may or- of disability or death. At present the severe of critics, but a perfect wife," der him to wait out the pitcher. newest military arm of the service Is and when a certain wit, who never al- Chances are he will say to the batter: undermanned, inadequately equipped lowed good taste to wait on his hu- Walt for one on the outside and hit "Southpaw" Plank of the Athletics. and poorly paid, notwithstanding the mor, was rallying Disraeli on his mar- Into right field.' fact that an American officer perfected riage he received the cutting reply: "One of the first things McQraw Edward Plank is the "boss of the Dr. White is another gentleman the most deadly bomb-droppin- g device "I married from a motive which I teaches his men Is to hit to right whitewash brigade" the expert wield-e- r who proved a clever distributor of and thereby secured for our coast de- do not expect you to understand field. He would not have a player in of the brush. The chap who has goose eggs. The dentist has had the fense an Invulnerable offensive ally. gratitude." his batting order who could not swing distributed goose eggs with a free and extreme plesure of applying the brush It is time for the government to wake Mr. Qladstone, in old age, said to a late and hit Into that section of the open hand, exceeding all records In S9 times. Other hurlers who have up on this question. Philadelphia friend: "My wife has known every po- field. He considers a man who can this line in the history of the Ameri- proved handy in holding the opposi- Telegraph. litical secret I have ever had, and has hit to right field with a runner on can league. tion runless in Mr. Ban Johnson's cir- never betrayed my confidence," and first is valuable. When he does hit By placing a shut-ou- t game to his cuit are, or were, Cy Young, the much-lamente- d The Daisy In Politics. others have borne tribute to "the ten- past the first baseman or over his credit this season Edward Plank has Addle Joss, the She la pensively picking' a daisy to der vigilance which sustained and pro- head the man who Is on the initial surprised the mark set by "Iron Man" G. Edward (Rube) Waddell, pieces. Her lips move murmurlngly. longed his years." sack can go to third. And it one is Walsh, of the White Sox. Mr. Plank and the latest aspirant for honors in He has heard of the process and curi- Lady Salisbury, with no aptitude or ou( can score easily on a long fly to has 69 of these games to bis credit-- all that line is W. Johnson, the holder cf osity draws him near' to listen. "So- Inclination for public life, was the stay. the outfield. nine-innin- g games or better. many records. Plank Is liable to add cialist, Democrat, Republican, Prog- confidante and social helpmeet of her "Speed Is required to go from first The wonderful left-hand- framed a few more scalps to the many that ress." "What In Sam Hill are you atT" husband. to third on a hit to right field unless up his first runless game in 1901 now dangle from his belt before the he cries Incredulously. "Oh," she an- At a dinner to Mrs. Lloyd George in the hit and run play Is worked. As against the Milwaukee club, then a season closes. swers, "I am Just seeing which' one London, at which she was presented McGraw does not believe In the hit member of the American league, and But the lead of six games will hold I am going to be." Toronto (Kan.) with a replica of a portrait of her and run play, his men have to be every season since the expert ex him as champion for another year at Republican. ponent cross-fir- e husband, a letter was read from Mr. fleet to execute the play. On the of the delivery has least Here Is the list of those who Lloyd George expressing deep appreci spring training placed a goodly number of these made a record of 40 or more runless Wood In trip he drills them games Used Panama Locks. ation of the "great kindness which incessantly In running the bases, get- on record. games In the American league since The sills and fenders of the lock prompts my friends to present to the ting a quick start and turning the Ed Walsh, the former holder of the its organization: gates at Panama are made from the brave little woman who is my wife a bases. He has a peculiar method In honor, lost the cunning or otherwise greenheart tree, which grows In the out of his arm before the veteran Name. Year. BO. portrait of the troublesome person base running. Plank 11 13 dense forests of South America. This Plank did, so it put out of 64 whom she has stood by through good "McGraw works his men as a race him the Walsh wood Is more durable than iron or running. No doubt if the "Iron Man" Whit II J and evil report." horse man in steel, being Immune from white ants, is used. If the is fast could have held this season he would Job 10 44 getting away- - with a lot of stolen Young 11 44 the or any pest. Nan-sen- 's Same Thing. still be king of the whitewash brig- toredo. other bases McGraw sends him out to run Waddell 10 44 ship, the Fram, was built of "The movement you speak of Is a ade. 1 44 soon gets on, Johnson greenheart, In one it is acephalous." wild as as he because he and it has been used weak In England " 'Tlsn't; all it needs is a head." figures the chances are seven to ten locks for centuries. The he will succeed. FINDS RUBE MARQUARD EASY trees grow In tropical Jungles to be 1,000 years . It takes a pessimist to worry over "Much of the Giants' success Is due old. a Job lot of possibilities that never to the coachers. McGraw Is at third or Magee, every 8herwood Slugging Outfielder MsiMii develop. first base day of the season. of Phillies, Gets Many Long When he is at (one corner he has a ins Hits Off Giant Star. Is DIDN'T KNOW man on the other who is on the alert It Is said that Charley Herzog, thtt Backache aWarning That Coffee Wat Causing Her Trouble. and knows what to do. McGraw does Magee Giants' third Backer, will be traded to very Sherwood of the Phillies is Thousands suffer not use signals much when run to Rube Marquard what Joe Tinker Is the Cardinals. kidney ills unawares So common is the use of coffee as a ners are on third, although It appears to Christy long not knowing that many do It la Mathewson. It has beverage, not know that as If he does by the many movements Carroll Brown's 16 bases on balls Is- the backache, head- U.e cause of many obscure ails which s, he goes through. By this he deceives sued In one game Is said to be a aches, and dull.nerv-ou- are often attributed to other things opponents, for they are continual' dizzy, all tired way find out one- the world's record. The easiest to for ly watching him. Seldom will you see condition are often self is to quit the coffee for a while, a Giant caught off second or first base. due to kidney weak- at least, and note results. A Virginia Ottawa did not win its pennant In ness alone. way, also This is left entirely to the coacher. lady found out in this and the Canadian league until the last day Anybody who suf- learned of a new beverage that is One watches the second baseman and of play, London being a close con- well pleasant to shortstop aa soon as they begin fers constantly from wholesome as as and tender. backache should sus- drink. She writes: to move over the guide at third base pect the kidneys. "I am 40 years old and all my life, yells out. As long as Is quiet he the Fred Gross, the star lnflelder of Some irregularity up to a year and a half ago, I had runner will creep up and obtain as big the of the secretion may University of California, has been or- been a coffee drinker. a lead as possible. You do not see a givs just the needed "Dyspepsia, severe headaches and dered to report to the Brooklyn proof. weakness made me feel some- Giant player caught off second base heart McGraw Is Doan's times as though I was about to die. when himself at third . . . Kidney base." Pills have been cur- After drinking a cup or two of hot Charles Dooln, manager coffee, my go like a clock of the Phil- ing backache and heart would adelphia team, strenuously kidneys without a pendulum. At other timet It Quick Jumps. denied, the sick for over statement he was to be fifty years. Every Picture would almost stop and I was so nerv - that released To be- shunted of! to a ClaBS C at the close of the season. ous I did not like to be alone. league and then purchased by a major A North Dakota I a exercise, as Cm "If took walk for league in ten days, Mrs. . J. Trier. Gando. N. D. "Mr fkt soon as I was out of sight of the house club, all was the Hod n bi were swollen and I cuuiunT sieep on experience of Pitcher Watson, bought It is announced that J. Langdon account of kidney weakness. My back was lame I'd feel as if I was sinking, and this Clark will be retained as manager and aure and I felt miserable, loan's Kidney would me terribly. My by the Chicago Cubs. Milwaukee of Fills enred me and wben 1 nave bad oocaslon to frighten limbs Waycross use them since, they have ne? or failed me." would utterly refuse to support me, traded Watson to the Fond du Lac the team of the Empire league for next year. Get Doaa'a at Any Store. 50 a Bos and the pity of It all was, I did not club of the . Wisconsin-Illinoi- s league State know that coffee was causing the trou for Outfielder Felch, giving cash in WiTiV FOSTER-MILBUR-DOAN'S ble. addition, and President Murphy then Dave Gregg established the season's CO-- BUFFALO. N. Y. "Reading in the papers that many bought him from Fond du Lao. strike-ou- t record for the Eastern as persons of Wat were relieved such ailments son pitched great ball for Milwaukee sociatlon in a recent game he pitched by leaving off coffee and drinking Post-ur- In the closing days of last season, but for Waterbury, by fanning 13 Spring, I got my husband to bring home field batters, and a package. We made it according to did not go well this year. then lost his game directions and I liked the first eup. Its by a wild pitch. luSi's Pillo rich, snappy flavor was delicious. Name Against Him. Sherwood Magee. Lmable dyipeptle eat h "1 using Postum about A youngster- - Scout Billy Gilbert, of the Brooklyn th to vhitmr have been Louisville in a semi I ny causa tn food to uilmUat BM eighteen to my great Joy, well-know- BxmrUli months and pro game recently did not allow a been a n fact that Tinker club, said the other day that the new th body, iv appetite, wl digestion Is good, my nerves and heart right-hande- pitcher, !. hit and struck out 20 men In nine In can hit at a .600 clip against Matty. Elmer Brown, la DEVELOP FLESH.' are all right, in fact, lama well woman nlngs The Louisville club proposed a real major leaguer. "Brown will more, to This season Magee faced Marquard Dr. TuttMamiiacturtnaCe. MwYriu once thanks Postum." to sign him at once, scorers make good from the start," says Gil- given by Postum Co., Battle but the ten times and maced him for a brace Name objected. name Is Brs- - bert. "He has everything, Creek, Mich. Write for copy of the His Theodore of doubles and a trio of homers. Including I Weiivine, oiowskl, that's the reason for the ob nerve." vr ! o little book, "The Road to ' til srassisyas Postum comes In two forms: jections. ' Build From Youngsters. Regular Postum must be well President Coleman of Memphis has Connie Mack will soon be springing boiled. Joe Berger Doing Welt. announced that he will build his club a new name in the box scores. It is Is powder. 1,1 BartOoafkBjma. Tartai Ooa. Cm I j , Instant Postum a soluble Joe Berger is playing a grand game next season entirely of youngsters. William Cheissong, the label borne Sold by In a f laMaa. DnttU. f J A teaspoonful dissolves quickly at second for the South slders. The He Is disappointed with the showing by a semi-pr- o pitcher from Vermont, cud of hot water and. with cream and work of the former Los Angeles man BUI who beverage lay of the veterans this season. has attracted attention of on a ol sugar, makes a delicious is all was claimed him scouts atantly. arocera sell both kinds. that for at Bernhard Is also slated to retire from Connie's and has been f:ed the start of the seasoa. the management, to resort tor trial, U-- There's a reason" for Postum. W. N. , WICHITA, NO. 40-1-81. THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

right In to dinner. He'd enn m, talkin' soft about little children. Yes. A Man inWlie Open That's how 'e got me away to sea aa boy on a sealln' voyage, without pay- ing me any wages. J Cap'n Mother never knew what Mose was like on week-days- , and Sun day didn't happen aboard of the Ze.de-- klah. I remember bidln' away at the back of Ole Oleson's bunk, axing God please to turn me Into an animal. Any sort would do, because I seen men P2b kind to animals. You know an animal gwtw1 mostly consists of a pure heart, and PiWi four legs, which is a great advantage. Queer world though. If all our preyers was granted. Belay thar. A man sets out to tell iir adventures, and If his victims don't And some excuse for getting absent, PART ONE camp brings back the wuff, whereas 1 don't reckon I was more'n ten or fear they'd be trapped or shot 80 I he owes them all the happiness he's summers his boots smelt fishy. What eleven years old, but you see, this walked slow and proud, leadin' him got. It's mean to hand out sorrow to happened or afterwards 13 all Labrador is kind of serious with us, off from father at least I played that. al- CHAPTER I. first persons bearing their full ehare mixed up, but there's the smoke smell and makes even kids act respon- wishing all the time that mother's 111' ready. So we proceeds to the night Maggie lyJng In the bunk, sible. .Go asy, and there's famine, boy was to home. After a while I On Labrador. and sister when I ran from the Zedekiab. and the white and froze. freezing, blackleg, all sorts of rea grabbed down a lopped stick where tHctated bp all joined the Happy Ship. Mr. Jesse Smith. fish smell, and Polly who so; against laziness. It sort of edu- father'd blazed, not as fierce as an you yet, There's We lay in the big Ice pack off Cape Don't write anything down to wallop me with a slipper, cates. ax, but enough to make me more or 'cause I ready. used Breton. The Zedekfah was old. just ain't lying white and froze. And yot I Mother was worse than silent. There less respected. paint punk, purely If I wrote this yarn myrtf, I'd make an' and she did knew she couldn't get froze in sum- was something about her scared The Inspector was bigger me. groan 1 It good and red from tip to tip, claws that than to the thrust of the pack. was mer. me more than anything outdoors. In stronger 'n any man, swifter 'n any too scared to sleep, so I went up on out, teeth bare, fur crawling with emo- - smell, and big the morning her eye kep' following me horse. I tell yor the maned white wolf tions. It wouldn't be dull, no, or evi- Then there's smoke deck. as say, 1b dence. Tommy, bigger nor father, throwing If to "Go find your father." wlser'n most people, and but for I'd alius watched for a cbanre to I I It Surely up to me, if eating gentle anch- But then it's to please you, and up blood. said he'd catch from it was and his cubs, he's nature's run away, and thar was Jim, the messing floor, but wasn't big enough to huskies man. or-watch, that's what I'm for. mother for the drive the squatting on the tltts me to or pack gun, I I So I proceeds to stroke the fur father Just hugged me, telling father's thought oould The trouble was not him hunting, dead asleep. He used to be that way up. I Tommy was manage to four-poun- d smooth, lay the paws down soft, fold shut axed him if afoot tote his but me scared. Why, If he'd wanted when nobody chased him. going to get too. ax. She beckoned to three-maste-d up the smile, and purr. A sort of froze, Then father me her and mc, one flash, one bite, and I'm break- I seen the lights of the me Tommy was going away kissed me JuBt once in ten years, truthfulness steals over me. Gotn' to told that and fast. It was just curiosity made him schooner a couple of miles to wind- be dull, too. to where the milk came out of a cow. I was quick through the door, out of so close behind like a stealthy ghost. ward. I grabbed a sealing gaff an t You opener mighty No, I dunno how to begin. If this Juet shove the can into reach, lest she should see me When I'd turn to show fight, he'd seem slid down on the Ice. the cow so and the milk pours out. near cryln'. to apologize, go whis- jam was a rope, I'd coll It down be- and then I'd on First, as the pans rocked under me, fore I began to pay You lays whole candy pails of milk. And there's It was all very well showing off tling a hymn. I was scary, next I warmed, gettln' out. the green end, so, and flemish down, ring by ring vegl tables, which is things to brave before mother, but when I got Thar he was cached right ahead in venturesome, until I came near slid- uni.ll the bight's ready eat. First time you swell up and outside, any excuse would have been the deadfall, for a front view, if I'd ing into the wet, and after that I'd colled, smooth, you get to flake off as It runs. I delayed a pretty nigh bust; but soon enough for going back. I wished I'd known. But I thrashed with my stick look before I lep'. to greens. Tommy Is going to lynching once to do just that, and re- used left the matches behind, but I hadn't. in a panic, hitting his snout, so he You know how the grinding piles lieve the patient's mind. It all went Civili Zation. It's months and months I wishe'd the snow would be too soft, yelped. Then he lost his temper. He'd an edge around each pan, of broken off so well! off, and when you get there, the but it was hard as sand. I wished I a sorry, ex splinters? That edge shone white people Is so awful mean they'd let a wasn't a coward, and the bush didn't pression on him. I ran at him, tripped agin the black of the water, all the When we kids were good, mother stranger etarve to death without so look so wolfy, and what If I met up on a stump, let out a yell, and he lep' guide I had. But times the squalls of she used to own we came of pedigree much as "Come In." The men wear with the Eskimo devil! Oh, 1 was straight at my throat. wind was likes scythes edged with pants 111' rtock; but when we're bad, seems we right down to their heels, and surely the scaredest boy, and dead And in the middle of that came a sleet, so I was blinded, waiting, freez- look after father. You see mother's as to the women certain I'd get lost. Then I went on gunshot, a bullet grazed my arm, and ing until a lull came, and I'd get on. folk was the elect, sort of born saved. Mother comes In and looks at father, because I was going, and there was fa- went on whining. Another shot, and It was broad day, and I reckon each They allowed there'd be room In so he forgets to say about the women ther's trail blazed on past Bake-appl- e the Inspector ran. Then I was rub step weighed a ton before I made Civili Heaven for one hundred and forty-fou- r at Zation, but other times he'd Marsh. The way was as plain as bing whar the bullet hurt, sort of that schooner. thousand Just persons, mostly from tell, oh, lots of stories. He suid It streets, and the sun shining warm as sulky, too, with a grievance, when I A gray man, fat, with a chin whis- Nova Scotia, but when they took to was worse for the likes of us than he looked over into the valley. was suddenly grabbed and nigh smoth ker, lifted me in overside. "Come sorting the neighbors', they'd get New Jerusalem. Then I saw a man's mitt, an old ered in mother's arms. She'd come far?" says he, and I turned round to I reckon Tommy died, and Joan, too, buckskin mitt sticking up out of the with the team of huskies followin' me show him the Zedekiah. She wasn't Anyway, mother's folk as tribe, Is and mother would get gaunt and dry, snow. Father had dropped his mitt, ehe'd been gunning, too, and I sure there. She was gone foundered. a " " millionaires In grace pretty well rocking herself. 'The Lord gave,' and without that his hand would be had a mighty close call. So how I came aboard of and " that's the fixed In Nova Scotia. Then she's found she'd say, 'and the Lord hath taken froze. When I found him, how glad She'd no tears left for father, so Happy Ship, juBt like a 111' lost dog, out, secretly among gr.ats. away; blessed be the name 'of the he'd be to get it ! I got through Bobbin' we no room in my married the " when went with skin for more'n Her name's scratched out of the fa- Lord. But when I tried to pick it up, it to the body, and loaded it In the kO' bones and famine. Captain Smith mily Bible, with a strong hint to the There was only Pete and me left, was heavy. Then it came away, and matik for home. Thar's things I don't ueed to say he'd signed me on as fam- Lord to scratch her entry from the and father wagging his pipe acrost the there was father's hand sticking up. like to tell you. ily ghost; but he paid me honest Book of Life. She's married a sailor-ma- stove at mother. "They'll die, ma'am," It was dead. It wasn't a nice trip exactly, with wages, fed me honest grub, while as before the mast, a Liveyere from I heard him say, and she just sniffed. Of course I know I'd ought to have the Inspector superintending around. to clothes and bed, I was snug as a ' the Labrador, a man without a dollar, "If I hadn't taken 'em out doors they'd dug down through the snow, but I When we got back to the tilt, we little rabbit. He taught me reading now, suspected of being Episcopalian. be dead ma'am." didn't. I ran for all I was worth. daresn't take out the huskies, or un- and writing, and punctuation with his In them days the Labrador ain't She called him an injun. She called Then I got out of breath and come load, or even stop for grub. We had belt, sums, hand, reef, and steer, cate- I e, laid out exactly to suit mother. She's him dunno what she didi.'t call him. back shamed. to drive straight on, mother and me, chism, knots and splices, sewing, vque-ge- used to luxury coal In the lean-to-, I'd been asleep, and when I woke up It wasn't for love of father. No. I down the tickle, past our old empty rule of the road, eoojie moojie, tatles In the cellar, cows In the barn, she was cooking breakfast while she hated to touch that hand, and when I home, then up the Bacalleu all night psalms of David, constitution of the barter store round the corner, mails, called him a lot more things ehe must did I was sick. Still that was better The sun was just clear of tho ice United States, and playing the trom- church, school, and a jail right handy, have forgot to say. But he carried than being soared to touch. It's not when we made the Poet, and we saw bone, with three pills and a good lick- so she can enjoy the ungodly getting me In his arms out through the little so bad when you dare. a little ball jerk up the flag halyards ing regular Saturday nights. Mother's low door, and it was stabbing cold no- of their just deserts. But in our time I dug, with a snow-eho- e for a shovel. then break to a great red flag with little boy began to set up and take the Labrador was just God's country, with a blaze of northern lights. There was the buckskin shirt smelling the letters H. B. C. It means Here tice. all rocks. Ice, and sea, to put the fear He tucked me up warm on the good, and the long fringes I'd used Before Christ. The five years in the Pawtucket all Into proud hearts no need of 'esch- he hitched up the huBkles, and to tickle his nose with then I found The air was full of a big noise, like along, from Montreal to Colon, trom mushed, way up ars. It kills off the weaklings no the tickle, and his face. I couldn't bear that, but the skirl of sea-gull- s screaming In a banjoB plunking In them portales of through Just need of doctors. A school to raise the soft bush snow, and at turned my back and dug until I cme gale, and there was Mr. McTavlsh on Vera Crui. to bugles crying reva'.ly In sunup we Torn-ga- k men no need of preachers. The law made his winter tilt on to the great, big, number-fou- r trap he the sidewalk, marching with his bag Quebec, and the oyster boats asleep wm "work or starve" no place for Creek. We put in the winter used for wolf and beaver. He must pipes to wake the folk out of their by Old Point Comfort, and the Glouces- lawyers. It's police, and court, and tbere, furring, and every time he Sunday beds. Then he saw father's ter fleet home past Saole, hangman all complete, fire and hall. came home from the round of traps, body, with legs and arms stiffened all and dagos basking on Havana quays. I sure- snow and vapors, wind and storm ful he'd sell me all the pelts. was ways, and the number-fou- r trap still Suck oranges in the dinghy under the filling His word. ly proud when he took me hunting fur gripped on broken bones. Off came moonlight, waiting to help the old man Father's home was an overturned and partridges. I was with him to his fur cap. aboard when he's drunk. If ever he fishing, In schooner, turfed in, and he was surely the the fall we'd bunt, all Mother stood, iron-har- beside the went ashore' without me, I'd be like proud of having a bigger place than winter we'd- trap till it was tlmo for komatik. a lost dog, and he drunk before the any other Liveyere on the coast There the sealing, and only two or three "Factor," says she, "I've come to sun was over the yard-arm- . But away was the hold overhead for stowing times in a year we'd be back to pay his debt." together it wasn't master and boy. but winter fish, and room down-stair- s for mother. "Nay, it's the Sabbath, ma'am. Yell Just father and eon. He'd even mimed the family, the team of seven husky Then I'd see Pete, too, who'd got pay no debts till Monday. Come in me after himself, and that's why my dogs, and even a cord or two of fire pink, with a spitting cough. He want- and have some tea ye pulr thing."' name's Smith. wood. We kids used to play at New- ed to play with me, but I wouldn't. I "You starved his soul to death, and (TO BE CONTINUED.) f'nlanders up In the hold, when the Just couldn't I hated to be anywheres now I've brought his body to square winter storms were tearing the tops near him. hie debts. Will you leave that here Jekyll and Hyde Both Out. part-he- r . off the hills, and the Eskimo devil "Didn't I tell yez?" father would till Monday?" One day Mr. Jenkins, senior howled blue shrieks outside. The hus point at Pete coughing. "Didn't I Mr. McTavlsh looked at her, then In the firm, came out of his pri- kies makes wolf songs all about the warn yez?" whispered to me. "B'y," said he, "we vate office and banded Jimmy, the of- fewness of fish, and we'd hear mother But mother set her mouth In a thin must make her cry or she'll be raving fice boy, a slip of paper and said: give father a piece of her mind. That's line. mad. Greet, woman, greet. By God, "Here, Jimmy, go over to the pub- about the first I remember, but all "Pete," said she, "is saved." I'll make ye greet!" lic library and get me 'Dr. Jekyll and what mother thought about poor fa Next time we come mother was all He marched up and down the side- Mr. Hyde.' I bave written it on a ther took years and years to say. alone. walk, and through the skirl of miIIb piece of paper for you so that you will I used to be kind of sorry for father, " 'The Lord gave,' " she says " 'and in a storm, swept a tune that made not forget." You see he worked the bones thrcugh the Lord hath taken away; blessed the meat shake on my bones. Jimmy lost the slip of paper on the his hide, furring all winter and fish' be the name of the Lord,' but lt'e get- Was Hand Sticking Once mother shrieked out, trying way. When he diacovered his loss There Father's to go- lng summers, and what he earned he'd ting kind of monotonous." Up. to make him stop, but he went on pac- he returned the office without get In truck from the company. All She hadn't much to say then, she ing in front of her, to and fro, with ing to the library and was seated at Us Llveyeres owed to the Hudson Bay, didn't seem to care, but was just have stepped without seeing it under his eyes on her all the time, peering his little desk Innocently shooting flies but father worked hardest and he numb. He wrapped her up warm on the snow, and it broke his leg. Then straight through her, and all the grief with a rubber band when Mr. Jenkins owed most, hundreds and hundreds of the komatlk, with Just a sack of he'd tried to drag himself back home. of all the world in the skirl and wall, said to him: skins. The company trueted him. clothes, her Bible, and the album of It was when I stood up to get and that hopeless awful tune. She "Well, Jimmy, wbere's 'Dr. Jekyll and There wasn't a man on the coast photos from Nova Scotia, yes, and the breath and cool off that I first seen the covered her face with her hands, try- Mr. Hyde?'" more trusted than he was, with moth china dogs she carried in her arms. wolf, setting peaceful, waggin' his tail. ing to hold while the great sobs shook "Please, Mr. Jenkins," responded er to feed, and six kids, besides seven Father broke the trail ahead, I took First I thought he was one of our her, and she reeled like a tree In a Jimmy with well feigned candor, "the Huskies, and father's aunt, Thessa- - the gee pole, and when day cams, we own huskies, but when he didn't know gale, until she fell on her knees, un- lady at the library said they both Just lonlka, a widow with four children made the winter tilt. There mother his name I saw for sure he must be til she threw herself on the corpse, went to the ball game and to call for and a tumor, living down to Last kep' bouse just as she would at heme, the wolf who lived up Two Mile Crick. and cried, and cried. them in the morning." Hope beyond the Rocks. so clean we was almost scared to step He'd got poor inspecting father's bus! There was secret about father, and Indoors. ness instead of minding bis own. CHAPTER II. Interesting Memory Test. if mother ever found out! You see, It was along In March or maybe That's why he was called the Inspec Ask anyone to draw a representation he looked like a white man, curly April that father was away in coarse tor. It was March, too, the moon of The Happy Ship. of a watch face with Roman numbers yaller hair same as me, and be was weather, making the round of bis famine. Of course I threw my ax Cap'n Mose of the Zedekiah w. and you will have plenty of evidence of fearful strong. But in his lnsid traps. He didn't come back. There'd and missed. His hungry smile's still Baggs 'e was a Sunday Christian. All the unreliability of Incidental memory. don't ever tell! he was partly small been a blizzard, a wolf-bowlin- g hurri- thar behind a bush, and me wonders up along 'e'd wear a silk hat, the only Of two hundred persons examined by boy same's me, and the other half of cane, blowing out a lane of bare lng whether his business is with me one on the Labrador. Yes. Sundays Myers only eight omitted the VI from hlmdon't ever let on! was moun ground round the back of the cabin, or father. That's why I stepped on 'e'd be ashore talkin' predestination their drawing of the watch face, and talneer Injun. I seen bis three broth' while the big drift piled higher and the snow-shoe- and went right past an' grace-ou- t of a book 'e kep' in 'is only twenty-on- e put 1 1 IT Instead of the ers, the finest fellers you ever yes, packed harder, until the comb of It where he was, not daring to get my berth, but never a word about fish or more familiar notation, IV. From this Scotch half-breed- s and mother never grew out above our roof like a sea ax. Yee, it was me he wanted to see the state of the Ice. Mother'd been it would appear that Impeachment of knew breaker, froze so you could walk on first, but of Course I wasn't going to raised to a belief In Christians, so a witness because of his Inability to re- Thar's me on father's knee, with the overhang. And Just between dark encourage any animal Into thinking when Mose dropped In at her shack, port some Incidental feature of an my nose in his buckskin shirt, and and duckish father's husky team-cam- e he'd scared a man. Why, he'd scarce admlrln' how she cooked, she'd be event er .scene Is not psychologically even to this day the wood smoke In back without him. have let father even see his tracks for pleased all up the back, and have him justified. Case and Comment flltt RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

Dave Howell shipped two cai The good rains continue, and The Kenna Record loads of fat cattle to market r he entire country is thoroughly D. C. SAVAGE Editor and Pub'r last Saturday. toaked. A steady down pour began Tuesday night and has KENNA LUMBER CO uept it up at intervals ever since. PUBLISHED WEEKLY FOR RENT. J? Stealers From all accounts the rains are Good two room house with Entered Fcbuary 8tli 1907 at the Kenna, general over West Texas and LUMBER . HARDWARE good well of vwater, located near New Mexico, Post Office, as second Class New Mexico. Building Material Farm Implements Mail Matter. the school house. Inquire of ... John A. Kinimons. of all Inds. Subscription' $1.00 Per Year in Wreck in the Yards at KeN'n.' . Advance The Kenna Lumber Co., is At 1:15 P. M. Thursday while FANCY STAPLE just now completing a 20 ad- the north bound local was in the and Advertlselng rates miule known on application ft. dition to their store building act of setting a car on the coal 1 GROCERIES which they believed in the be shoot here, and when the engine LOCAL AND PERSONAL. ginning would be ample room was near the top of shoot the Legal Blanks printed and for for this 6eason. But as their water car which all the heavy 9reprieien cf the sale by the Kenna Record. fall stock of goods come in they engim carry with them broke find that they will still be crowd- loose and run to the bottom of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fry re- ed and will soon be forced to the encline, overturning just KENNA TIN SHOP before I turned Wednesday from their add more to the building. reaching the main line ... . . a nr 1. - nr.. 1 1 pt we maKe wnaii yuu wain, in .Li.iiwB itunc, wcu waamg,r..lMn. visit in Arkansas. It turned toward the main line - Watorlno- Trnurhi. Penalr work neatlv anduinroniDtlv done. Foil Sale: A good first class and covered it in part, obstruct ing passage until 11 o'ch ck Rella Collier left Tues- medium size, sorghum mill, for that Simmons iftros. Mr. night. south day morning for Erick Okla., to particulars call at this office. Defining the bound passenger ten spend the winter after a few and local hours. After all efforts to turn months stay here on her claim. Walter L. Hill left Thursday the tank over were found to be for Albuquerque where he ex- in vain, they shoved the track of In order to make room for a pects to work during the winter. the main line I C new shipment of flour we will south about four loffH VV7hio PrpcJMpnt iVn T. ittlp.fieM Vir.P. Prfiftent. feet in order to allow passage of sell our Second Patent at $2.40 other trains. The wiecker per 100. Will pay 18 cents for J. L. Graves of Eegle Hill BANK & CO. came in during the night and is THE KENNA TRUST g shiping butter, 20 cents was in town this week and re- for on hand this morning ready to round moulds and 25 cents for membered i he Recoi d with a fine clear wreck. square moulds, must be firm, lucious watermellon. the yellow and full pounds. High- est market price for eggs. John R Hoi man, one of our Mack Wilkinson Hurt. Yours for business, progressive farmers brought in- Your solicited. Jones and Pirtle. J. W. Wilkinson and Doc to the Record office this week patronage Sears came in from the ranch samples of the different kinds Bennie good, who has been at yesterday, bringing Made Wilk- of grain be is growing, includ lad j home for four weeks with ty- inson, the suffering from ing Dwarf Maize, Black Cap respectut, phoid fever lias been clear of quite severe injuries sustained White Kafir and Feterita. fever for several days and will from a angry cow that thought The Brown Mik Maize was S W. SB. Scott, 6 soon be out again. This was it was its dutyto gore the lad. well developed and heavy at a- - While his hurts are painful, the only case of typhoid in the bout 80 to 90 days. The Black 8 - . ' Cashier. R country and is traceable to they are not serious, and he will Cap Dwarf White Kafir furnish be in some bad water on a ranch 25 out a week or so. Roswell ed by the Santa Fe Ry., Co , he miles from here where he work- Morning News. says is a promising crop for this ed round up country. The heads are large during a in the Kansas City Stock Yardr, summer. and well filled, but of small state todaV, thereby cutting tip The good rains which began Sept. 29, 1013. Killers filled grear, ttle; One other case of fever de grains and matures in 100 days, another ca range into on the morning of 25th con larger orders for cattle last week, I veloped from the water the the or at least from 20 to 30 s small farms and ranches. There at tinued for days, soaking and the buyit g for the country same round up and patient three earlier than the sorts are 568,890 acres of these lands. the the ground other of was on a bigger scale than ever, was carried to the hospital at thoroughly, and Kafir. Cattle raising is very profitable covering pretty well all of buyers from Iowa, Illinois and in the section and it is antici- Roswell, where he is reported The Feterita is also a promis- be- Eastern New Mexico and other heavy buying btates , to be getting along nicely. West ing dry weather crop. has pated that it will become a great Texas. Snow was It ing augmented by Kansas and reported at long, well filled heads and semi agricultural country. Santa Fo and East Las Missouri men, who bought stock Vegas, larger grain than the Maize, a P. T. Bell has just received but melted almost as cattle for wheat grazing and fast as it better fodder Maize, OCTOBER 3 IN and put on sale a new line of fell. than but other roughness that has be- HISTORY. not so good for fodder winter outings, ginghams, un Many have feared as Kafir. come available since the rainp. 1811- - Harrison at Terre Haute!. frost would Planted June 5th was well derwear, hose and the best bale follow at once which would Prices closed the week as high 182- 9- Yellow fever raging at matured by Aug. 15, making it in of quilling cotton kvek. He this time play havoc as any time this summer or fall Natchez, Miss. with the the earlist maturing rain of has still made another out on late crops and the new grass on practically all kinds of cattle. the three. Mr. Holman after a 1838- - Blaclchawk died. shoes and hats, don't forget to that has sprung up, now Tle supply today is 28,000 head, but close study of these with look them over. Adv. that warmer weather and and aside from some weakness 1852- - Severe gale swept over has come, his experience, believes that the there may be no frost, there o.' corn fed steers everything is Atlantic Ocean and English Dwarf Maize is still the best L. by allowing many tons of feed selling steady, stock cattle and Channel. Dr. H. Fitcus and family producer of grain in this dry. and the crop of grass to mature. feeders stronger. left Sunday for Pittsburg, Pa., farming district, however lie 1854- - Academy of music opened with a view to locating either believes that both the Black in New York with opera Norma. there or some other place in the Wanted. Rhode Island Red Statement of ownership, Cap White Kafir and the Feter- 1800- - Princes of far east. and Plymoth Rock pullets. For management, circulation ect., of Wales a t ita follow the Maize very close Washington, D. C. further particulars apply to ly and should be planted o n The Kenna Record published Kenna 1904- - Kenna is now without a phy- Record. every farm, weekly at Kenna, N.M , requir- Japanese loose all of four ed by the Act of Aug. 24, 1912. thousand men sician, a predicament which we BIG INCOME IN CHICAGO. but twelve in dislike very much, not that MONEY SAVING MAGAZINE D. C. Savage, Kenna, N. M. sortie about Port Arthur. When the law putting a tax owner, editor, manager and there is sickness of consequence, CLUBS. 1904-Secret- ary on incomes become effective, publisher. or State John or that a doctor is often needed, Catalog is now ready Hay welcomed and Uncle Sam will gain ai ice sum Known bondholders, mort- International but it is a satisfaction to one in tree for the asking. Peace. Congress in revenue from Chicago. There gages and security holders, in session at the best of health to have a Let us order your other Boston. reading are approximately 12,000 per holding 1 per cent or more of doctor sticking around handy in matter for you. sons in the city with annual in total amount of bonds, mort- 1912- - A Boston case one should get the toe ache, Kenna Record. comes of more than $3,000. Of express train on or by chance get too niuch rab- a lot al of 000,000 wage earners gages or other securities: None, the New York, New Haven & in Chicago, thero are about 13.- - D. C. Savage, owner, editor, Hartford, derailed near West-por- t, bit. New Mexico gets 550,000 as 000 having incomes between manager and publisher. Ct., killing seven and in- its share of the $50,000,000 13.000 and 520,000 There of yearly. Stt'orn to and subscribed be juring forty persons. the Government money which are COO persons whose incomes Try Our After Dinner, Coffee. fore me thii October 1st 1913, Secretary McAdoo is depositing are between 120,000 and 550,000, Each bucket contains One Solid 175 whose incomes are between W. B. Scott, in the banks of 30,000,000 GOING WEST. Silver Knife and Fork loth sil- the various 550,000 and 5100.000 and 35 Notary Public. stales as a crop moving fund. whoje incomes exceed 5100,000 The Treasury department is ver wear and coffee are guaran- My commission expires May early. preparing to send 530,000,000 to teed to plca.so you. 51.10 per 3. 1915. western banks for the use of the bucket. The Curry county grand im Deafness Cannot Bt Lured by local appllcatlona, aa they cannot reach the farmers in moving their "crops! Kenna Lumber Co. portion or the ear. 'there la only one way to lias Indicted L. C. West, f. Sell "New College Lands." - rnier cure duatmm and that la by eonetllultonal reaiedlee. The monev has been readv f (it- president, and M. Boyle, leafnce la cuuaetl by an InQaiued eondltum o( the ' foimei mucoua lining ol the UuatachUin Tube. When thla Oklahoma City, Okla., Sept several days, western tube la uuuuucd yuu have a rumbling- aound or uu but banks TheL. F. D's delivered last cashier of the American Ban perfect hrurl:ig. and when It U entirely cluard. Deaf. 22 What are known as ihe nine la the rtnult, and unlet the u inanimation eao be notified Secretary McAdoo that Saturday to Rhea Bros., and and Trust Co., Clovis, N. M taken out and thle tube rentored to lie normal condi- ' new college lands," of Okla- tion, hearliui will be Ucatroyed forever; nine rauea it would not be needed until Flemmir.g, at Kenna 1.010 head which failed last June, on charge out of ten are eauerd by t'atarrb, which la nothing homa, in Texas and Cimarron but an Inflamed condition of tlie mucoua aurfacca. after October 1. It is under-s'.co- J of and four year old steers of having received deposits when Wo will give One Hundred Lhillara for any eaee at of state, were put three Deafncaa trauncd by catarrh) that caunot be curc4 counties the that K811S1S Citv hank was made to they knew to be by llau'a Uitarrb Cure. Hend for clrculura, free. and shipment the institution F. J. ClUiNkY CO.. Toled. . on sale in 6mall tracts by the have not applied for any part t f Bold by DruKRlsta. 75c. Kansas City markets. insolvent. 'lake Hall e lamlly l'UU for eoditlpalloa. school land department of the' the distribution. THE ItECOm), KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

Notice for l'nlilicntiou. ol ice for I'uhllfiilioii. Notice for Piibllcntlon. 031751 notice ion rrnncATiox. 02H2.1 . non F, H. Ol.'.m Department of tlie Interior, IT. S. Department of the Interior, U. B. coal Department of tins Interior, U. S. Land Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office nt KoswcH, N. M. Sept. 1.1, 1113 ,and Ofllee at Roswcll, N. M. Antf. IS. P13. ' ' Fresh. Rallabll). Pur Office Fort Sumner. N. M. Sept. 1.1. 11)13 Land Office at lloswcll, N. M. Au;. to. I'M 3. f Notice is hereby given llnil I). Jones, Notice Is hereby tflven that Mary J. at ''fi'T nnnranlauiftn Pleasa Jack Notice Is hereby given thai Ervln M. Rob- - Notice Is hereby given that J nines H. Henry, M. 12. Crumbly, M. 10, j-- of Kenna, N. who, on Teh. l'no, made of Iledland. N. who. on June ; a""';? Twerr ClanMWT ana bins, of ClBimVII, N, M. who, on September n. of Iledland. N.M. who. 011 Oct. . linn, made - " i MnntprlioOtit.'tHi H. K. Serial No. 021721, for NWW Section S5t 1911. made II. R. Ser, No. oIKC0, as Mary J. - 1907. made H. E. No. 0I.1I0, for Sec. II. E Serial No. 02:16.5, for K Sec. 8 Twp.- r .''iWA'Jr' mr erlnt marmofOnr NKW. Section 26, Township 8., Range ;tt Smith, htil which amended April S, IHin, SV' t, wruivru v v" n, Township I P. Range 30 K.. N. M. P. Mer- 6 S.. Range 38 E-- , N. M. V, Meridian, has lllrd ST"... K., X. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of In to read! Mary J. Crumbly, for V.JJ See. ir special cffc:i idian, has Bled notice of Intention to make notice of Intention to make three-yea- r Proof, tention to o.ake three-yea- r proof, wp. e S.. Knnite 37 F... N. M. P. Meridian rnr 10 CENTS to establish land llsh claim to land above described. : '- five year Proof, to establish claim to the toestal the '' - vva will d onr claim to the limit nbove described, before potiulil has tiled notice of Intention to make three described, before C. A. Coffey. U. S. before W'.ll A. Palmer, IT. S. Commissioner. In an C. Savage U. S Commissioner, In his year above FAMCiL COLLECTION Proof, to establish claim to the land CommUnloner, In his office at Klida, N.M,, his office near Iledland. N. M. on NE'4 NEW, . ofllee, nt Kennu, N. M, on October 21,191;!. 1 filf. FrlnoeM Itatlhh . . above described, before Will A. Palmar. U. S. on the 8th day of November, 1913. Sec. 10, Twp. 8 S.. I.'ange 37 E.. N. M, P. M. 1 B.ff. p uiimiite . . .l Claimant namea as witnesses: Commissioner, In his office near Richland, N, - i'Atty on Nov. 3, lu!3. I .1.- Jrrnw.!i..i! 0i1Att in . Claimant names as witnesses: 1 V'- - rnllrlonl(rk.tllie . . Robert L. Scott, James Clubb, rink L. Clubb, M. on NK NEK Sec. in. Twp. 6 s. Ranee AU 10 VUMtlM IMIV.r . Phillip O. Perkins. Gilbert F. Jones. Henry Claimant names as witnesses: M3 Judson T. Abbott, allot Kenna, N. M, M. P. M. on the 7day of Oct. 113. SI.00 Wilmes, Josephine Wi'.tues, all of Claudell, Benjamin C. Sharry. John G, Cox, Willie WrtW V1yl fcmil 19 cut. o h.ln T SI'IOI" T C. Tillotson, Register. Claimant names as witnesses: 4i, .IwYO 'V.lnouf Coll.cllt'n, N. M, Ilomar, Charlie S. Leatherman. all of Redland, prkinf .M rw.iv. !""'. J. D. with ntir Now :nl pitlrtirtiv. ll.rd.il Uuld.. Thomas Keller, Robert Turner, Charlie S'.'0O3l C. C. Kerry. Register. X. M GHKATNOUl'UEttN KKKI) CO. Leathernman. Charlie O. Smith, allot Red- - HG9 Unas liocVford. Illinois T. C. Tillotson, St. land, N.M. T. C. TlIAOTsuH. Notice for I'liltllcatlon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'. 03-3- Iteglnter. ASi-S'.'- Register. t non-coa- l P. 8. 0104II 021230 ' Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Department of the Interior, U. S. Notice for Puhllcnllon. XOTICE FOR 1TRLK ATIOJt. CI 027731 Office at Fort Suuiner, N. M. Sept. 3. 1913. Land Office at Roswell, X. M.. Aug 38, 1913. Oil. EXCURSIONS m:K Notice is hereby given lliat VVlllliim II, Notice Is hereby given that James D. Department of the Interior, IT. S. U. Junltmnn, for the heirs of Henry C. Jaekman, Department of the Interior, S. Trusty, ef Redland. N.. M. who, on Feb. 27. Land Office at Roswell. X. M. Aug. 10. 1913. deceased, of Creelsboro, Kentucky, who on Land Office at Roswell. N. M. Aug 30. 1013. 1911, made II. K. Ser. Xo. OSr.'M. for SH Notice is hereby given that Sherman C. October 4, IW, made It IS. No 0104IS, for NKW Notice Is hereby given that Horence llelle SWW. Sec. 21. X'i NWW. Sec. 28. N!4 N',4 of of Redliind, N. M. who. on Jan. 14. 1910 Sen. 10. Twp. .1 s,. Hnne 30 E. N. M. P. Me- Clink. nflioaz.N. M. who, on September 8. Section 29, Twp. 8 S.. Range : E , X. M. P. made II. K. Herial Xo. 021261. for SWW: and ridinn, has tiled notice of intention to make 1010. made II. E. Ser. No. 033308 for NW!. Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to on Autr. 29, 1913. made add'l entry Serial Xo. five year Proof, to establish clnlm to the SWH NK', Sec. Is. but amended DeO; 28. 101 make three-yea- proof, to eatablish claim to 02773L for Lots3 4. W.'i SEW: SWW NEW Sec. lund above described, before C. A. Coffey to include SH Sh'4. N V U SEW Sec. 10 all in the land above described, before Will A. 9 Township 8 H. Range 38 E.. N. M. P. Mer U. S. Commissioner, In his ofttce Hfftllda, Twp 6 S.. Range it E., N. M. P. Meridian, Palmer. U. S. Commissioner. In his office idian, has tiled notice of intention to make N. M. on October 3. 1013. as filed notice of Intention to make three-ea- r near Redland, N. M. on NEW NEW. Sec. 10. three year Proof, to establish claim to the Account West Texas and Claimant names as witnesses: Proof, to es'ahllsh claim to the land Two. 8 S.. llante 37 E., N. M. P. M. on Oct. land abovedescrlbed. before Will A. Palmer. Dun Savage, U. s. IT. - New Clarence L, Beard. Charley M. Myers, above described.before C. 8, 1913. S. Commissioner. In his office near Red- Eastern Mexico Press and rtichi.iTl H.Grlssom, Oeorue V. Robertson, all Commissioner, In bis office nt Kennu, N.M. Claimant names as witnesses: land, N. l. on XEW NEW, Sec. hi. Twp. 0 Commercial Club Association, of Klida. N. M. C. C. Henry, on Oct. 11. 1913. WllhamJ. Turner, Venson V.Greer, lienja 8., Range 37 E,. X. M. P. M.on Nov.. 3. 1013. S19 C. Keller, all of Flower carnival and Alfalfa 024 . Register Claimant names as witnesses: mln Sharrv. Thomas J. Claimant names as witnesses: Perry W. Urown, Charley C. Layton. Eliza Redland, N, M. Benjamin C. Sharry, James II. Henry. Festivrl at Artesiii,-- N. M , Oct. beth V. Calhoun, Lee R. Robertson all of SVO.1 T. G. Tillotson, Register. ChailieS. Leallierman, Vance V. Greer, allot 14-- lion. N. M. M. 1 Notice for Publication. NOTICE FOR rniMCATlOX. Redland. X. 0;1 T. C. Tll.I.OTHON, S5 Tillotson, Register 031440' T. O. One and one-fift- h fare for NOTICE FOR HL1CATI0N. 03 31 ltcfcliler. Department of the Interior, U. S. I'l Department of the Interior, U. S. round trip: v 0S201S Land Olllcc Roswell, N. M. Sept. 1H3. M-- at Land office at Roswell, N. . Aug 23, 1913, Notice for Pulihcailon. given Department of the Interior. U. S. 02fl.-,ll-9 Tickets on sale October 12.13 Notice is hereby that Claud Gray, of Notice Is hereby given that George L. ltll 20, 1913,. Jenkins, N. M., who, on April SO, l'UO, made II Land Office at Roswell. X. M. Aug. M." on 9, 1911 11-1- 5. berrv, of Redland. N. who, Feb. Department of the Interior, U. S. Final return limit Oct 18 E. Ser. No. 024468, for WIS, Sec. SO, Tw). 9 S, Notice Is hereby given that Lavma Ackley. made H. K. Ser. No. 0H440, for SKW: VM Land Glflce at Roswell. X. M. Sept. 18. ' -- IS. It (in ire 34 E. X, M. P, Meridian, no ; Elklns, N. M. who. on Mar. 11. l'UO. made has tiled SWW, SWW SWM. Sec. 35: and SEW SKW of Notice is hereby given that Bessie Simpson, three-yea- r . E. tlce of intention to make Proof, to Ser. No. 023015, for K.J4 NEW. Sec. 12. E-- Sec. 34. Township 6 S., Range 37 N.M. P of Xobe, N. M. who. on Oct. 4, 1912, made H. Ninty day Tourists to establish claim to the land above described Twp. R. S7e. & Lots 11, SEW MVW. tickets Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to E. Ser. No. 026500. for F.'i Sec. 34. Twp. before Vm. R. lllanchard, U. S. Commissioner, SWW XE W. NEW SWW. NWW 6KW. Seo. 7 Health resorts in Texas and all makethree-yea- r Proof, to establish claim to 6 S.. Range 34 K., N. M. P. Meridian, hns tiled In his olllce at N, M. on Octobe Twp. TS. Range 38 K.N M. P. Meridian, has Jenkins the land above described, before ill A notice of intention to make three-yea- Proof, Gulf points on any day. il, I'll 3. tiled notice of Intention to make three year sale Palmer, U. 8. Commissioner, in his office to establish claim to the land de- Proof to establish claim to the land above de above full see 'Claimant names at witnesses near Redland. N. M.. on NEW NEW, Sec. 10. scribed, before C. E. Toombs. U. 8. Com For particulars scribed before F. Carroll, U. S. Commis- Pendleton D, Norton. Euirene R. Norton J. Twp. 8 S. Range 37 E. N. M. P. M. on Oct. missioner, in his office New Hope. N. M. on ' M. on at T. O. EIrod, Agent . sioner, in his office Elklns. N.. Orver G. Carruth, Ernest Cumuli, all o at 1913. Nov. 3. 1913. KENNA, NF.W MEXICO. Jenkins, N. M. October 8. P)13. as witnesses: Claimant names ns witnesses: Claimant names Claimant names as witnesses: S19 017 T. C. .Tillotson. Reifister. Allle, N.. M. John T. Thomas Williams. Frank Stephens. Henry MabryO. Danforth. Fred ". Davis. Henry W. Miller, these of Joseph M, McGaha, Hyman. O. It. Morrison, all of Klkins, N. M. order. Ksau llillberry, Xobe, N. M. Louie G. Gross, of Thomham, N. Notice for PublleatloH. T. C. TILLOTSON, all of Redland. N. M M.James W. Taylor, of Judson, N. M. L. S5-G- T. O. Register, DAVID GEYER 011854 O'.'2.r70 SI 03 Hcelster. Tillotson. T. C. Tillotson. S, 0331 Register. LAND OFFICE PRACTICE Department of the Interior, U. Notice for J'ublicatiou. Notice for Publication. Land Office Roswell. N. M. .1.1913. A SPECIALTY. at. Sept. 0! 1805 023.108 Notice Is hereby given that Charles Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Department of the Interior, U. S. - Offle In Ramona Block . Schramm, of Kenna. N. M who, on Feb. oiisti- Office at Roswell, N. M. Sept. 9. 1913. Land Office at Roswell. N. M. Aug, n. r't.t. N. M. l'WT. made H. E. No. 10ST7. Ser. No. 0 K3 A. Department Interior, U. 3. ROSWELL, Notice is hereby given that William Notice is hereby given that Benjamin P of the for and on April 30, 1910 made additional May ,and Office N. M. 1913. 8E!. Williams of Valiey View. N. M. who, on Bomar. of Redland, N. M. who, on Oct. 17. at Roswell. Si p'.it. entry Ser., No. 02S.r"0 for SWU Sec. LI Twi 0J48O5. NEW is hereby given C, Riley, 29. 1011. made H. E. Serial No. for 1910. made H. E. Ser. No.0S3506. for S!i NWW Notice that Joe 8 S., Range 31 E., N. M. P. Meridian, has 16. 1910 Seo. 8 Twp. 7 S., Range 33 E.. N. M. P. Meridian, and XH SWW Section 17 Township 6S.. Range of Kenra, N. M. who, on March made filed notice of intention to make Ave ami three three-yea- r 032307, SWW has tiled notice of Intention to make 38 E.. N. M. P. Meridian, has Hied notice of Adtgl. H. E. Serial No. for Sec. year Proof, to establish claim to the land .11. l roof, to establish claim to the land to make th ee year Proof, to es- I. Twp. 6 S. Range 33 E.. X. P. .Meridian. above described.before Dan C. Savaire, U, intention above described, before Dan C. Savage. 17. S. tablish claim 10 the land above described. has filed notice of Intention to make three S. Ctftimlssioner. In his office, at Kenna, N l'n at" VCenna.' N, M. ear Proof, establish claim to the land OUCXBEC'S SEEDS SUCCEED I Commissioner. his office Witnesses testimony to be taken before Will to M., on Oct. 13. 1913. Dan C. Savage. U. on Oct. 13, l'13. A. Palmer, IT. S. Commissioner, in his office above described, before SPECIAL OFFER: Claimant names as witnesses: 10, . Commissioner, in his office at Kenna. N. A Will Claimant names as witnesses: near Redland. N. M. on NEW NEW Sec, iffilmie to ball Nw Pu.l.rf trial Pink I Clubb, James f'lubb. Judson T. Abbott Nov. 5. 1913. nikke yoa onr pormaueui customer. Edgar L. Mcllryde, Rod F. Itonham, Ira P. Twp.Bs II. 37-- N. M. P. M. on Oct. 6. 1913, .on John K. Jones, all of Kenna, N. M. W. Woolen, all of Valley and Claimant's testimony lobe taken before, Claimant names as witnesses: 1 S12 010 T. C. Tillotson, Register. Asslter, Thomas 11 the flpit t Taralp. 7 tplendid ; OmUir. 8 belt vari. Clerk of District Court at Albuquerque, N. M. Ira P. Asslter, John O. Whitaker. George G. Ue 10 F:aib. ut Tanetlrl la all. View, N.M. 1913. all of Valley bUAUANTEl 1 TO T. C. TILLOTSON, on Oct. Huffman, James H. Hawkins, to-da- y; NOTICK FOR ri'DMCATIO. Write Mention this Paper. SIIO10 Kegloter Claimant names as witnesses: View. N. M. 024379 31 Register Benjamin C. Sharry, Vance V. Greer, Thomas 03 T. C, Tillotson. Department U. S. of the Interior. Keller, James It. Henry, all of Redland. N. M SEND 10 CENTS Land Office at Roswell. N. M. Sept. 5, 1913. Notice for rubllcatlon. toetvrtr potagni pchta and rciv this rttlubl T. C. Tillotson, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'. eotiteuM or mwoi wun my Notice is hereby given John O. Whltake , 01';K8 pnttia, tofinr that S.V03 Register. 02I77-- i mil of Judson. N. M.. who, on Feb. 1. lull made U. S. U1U About Uw liMt vxliUa of bw1( Plnnti, !. Denartment of the Interior, IT. 024379, S5 Department of the Interior, S. Add'l H. E. Ser. No. for NW'X Seo. Land Office at Roswell. N. M. Sept . 9. 1913. OF NOTICE CONTEST. Land Office at Rosw ell. N. M. Sept 13. 1013. Township 6 S., Range 32 E.. N. M. 1. Meridian, Notice is hereby given that Maggie Southard, 017317 Olflll C879i is hereby given that Ilayles E Pyrop, has tiled notice of intention to make three of Valley View N. M. who. on Aug. 7. 1909 Notice Department of the Interior, IT. Jenkins, X. M. who. on Feb. 17, 1! in, made year Proof, to establish claim to the land made II. K. Serial NO. 019,"88, for SH Sec. of Land Office at Roswell. N. M. Sept. 1.1. 1913 II. K. Xo. 031772, for XH Sec. 15. Twp. 0 1. above described, before Dan '. Savage, U 9. Township 7 S.. Range 33 E N. M. P. Me Ser. 34 M. P. Meridian, has filed wmi S. Commissioner, In his office at Kenna, N of to make To Heirs of James K. Stone of residence Range rldian, has filed notice intention - M. 1913. unknown. Contested of Intenl ion 10 make lhree- ear Proof, on Oct. 13. three-yea- r Proof to establish claim to the land notice NdTICE OF CONTEST. hereby notified that Jonnie M. Cannon claim the land abovedescrlbed. Claimant names as witnesses: above described, before Dun C. Savage. 17. S, You are to establish to whogivosl'angerLake N. M. as berpost office R. IT. S. Commissioner 011816' c 8766 Simon K. Kickaid. John !. Daniel, these of Commissioner, In his office at Kenna, N. M before Wm Blanchard. did on Aug. 0, 1913, file in this office In Jenkins. N. M. on Nov. 4. 1913. Department of the Interior, United States Route 3, EHda. N. M. and Ira P. Asslter. on Oct. 13. 1H3. address, his office at Thomas W. Wooten. these of Valley View Claimant names as witnesses: In r duly corroborated application to oontest Claimant names as witnesses: Land Office. Roswell, New Mexico, Sept. cancellation of your home George W. Watson. John N. M. Kdgro L. McBryde, Rod F. Ilonham. Ira P, and secure the Wll lamT. Barnes. 26, 1913. Sis-Oi- entry No. 017317. Serial No. OIKill made L. Duckelt, allot Jenkins. T. O. Tillotson. Register. Asslter. Thomas W. Wooten, all of Valley stead F. Ducked, Robert Oklahoma, Cor. May 13, 1909. for Lots 5, NWW To Edward L. Barr, of Carro. View, N.M. April!, and N M. N!s 8EW Seo. 2. WV SWW Sec. 1 and T. C. testee: S1S OI0 T. C, Tillotson, Register. SWW. Tillotson. 11 Range 30E., X, M. Register. You are hereby notified that Ella A. Stobb, s'4 SEW Seo. I, Twp. S., OS-3- 1 who gives Valley View, N. M. as his post otlce for I'ulilicntlon. p. Meridian, and as grounds for hr contest office address, did on July 8. 1913. hie In this 022.")50 she alleges Mat raid JamesK. Stone filidu Notice for Publication. office his duly corroborated application to Department of the Interior, U. notick Fon ri ni.icATio.ir bout the month of September l'UO. and left 024216 cancellation of your 02.1862 a Stone, whose contest and secure the Land Office at Roswell. N. M, Sept 4. 1113. surviving him brother Department of the Interior, v. o. entry No. 10814. Ser.. No. 011810, Interior, U. S. place Is unknown to me. That homestead Notice Is hereby given that William Department of the of residence Roswell. N. M. Sept. 2.. 2 191)8, 10. Twp. Land Office at lu inadeJanuary forSWW See. . 28, Land Office Roswell. N. M. Aug. 29, 1913. if there are other heirs they are unknown lo liarnes, of Jenkins, N.M. who, on April at Notice Is hereby given that iienry n. n.m. 7 S., Range 31 E. N. M. P. Meridian, and as V Is given A. Mar me. That the helra of said James K. Stone 1910, made H. K. Serial No. 022:50 for Notice hereby thatTllden X. M. Widower. 01 mime alleges Edward 14, upon, cultivated of Iledland. grounds for his contest he that Sec. 13, Twp. 9. S.. Range 34 K. N. M. but, of Kenna, N.M. who, on Mar. lull decensed. have never resided who. as 1. of Rogers King, deceased, L. Barr has wholly abandoned said tract m.ide H. K. No. 02.1861. for SKW or Improved said tract alncelhe death of tald E- Meridian, has Hied notice of intention Additional. on 'an. 9. 1911. made H. Serial Xo. upon or cultivated 31 M. Me- Ro.'eis. land, and has not resided make three-yea- r Proof, to establish claim to Sec. 11. Twp. 7 S.. Range K. N. P. entryman. 1 o A ll'U -(IK',: notified tha 02416 for K r.r..5.rc. ftny part thereof for more than three yeais the land above described, bet ere Wm ridian, has tiled notice of Intention t make You are, therefore, further Range 3. K. X. M. 1 . by this SWW. See. 31, Twp 6, S. last past. Hlanchurd. U. S. Commissioner, in his office three-yea- r Proof, to establish claim to the the said allegations will be taken 10 you. Meridian, has tiled notice of inienuou You are, therefore, further notified that the M., on Oct. 14, 1913. land above described, before Dun C. Savage office as having been confessed by ami at Jenkins, N. three-yea- r Proof, to eMiioos" aid allegations will be taken by this ofllee as U. S. Commissioner. In his office at Kenna. voursaid entry will be canceled thereunder make c""' Claimant names aa witnesses: land above described, before Will A. having been confessed by you and your said N. M, on Oct. 7. 1913. without your further right to be heard there the Arthur Topper. George VV, Watson. Ilayles S. Commissioner, in his office entry will be canceled thereunder without In. either before this office or on appeal. If Palmer, V. K. Pyron, Robert I.. t, all of Jenkins, Claimant names as witnesses: on NEW NEW. See. 10. Ducket ! within twenty near Redland. N.M. your further right to be heard therein, either you fail file In this office H. 1913. N. M. T. Dexter Gouty. William A. McDowell. 8 , II E N. M. P. M. on Nov. before this office or on appeal. If you fall to days after the FOl'IITIl publication of this Twp. 6 .37 S1S-O1- T. C. Tillotson. Register, John A. Scott, Judson T. Abbott, all of In oftloe within twenty days the notice, as shown below, your answer, tinder Claimant names as witnesses. file this after Kenna, N.M. , shown specifically meeting and rescinding to Ksau llillberry. of Redland. N. M. John T. FOURTH publication of this notice as oath, . Kl..f-1- . Si 03 T. C. Tillotson. Register. - It'. . below, your answer, under oath, specifically these allegations of contest, or if you fall (order. George A.ii"ruer. jiunr meeting and responding to these allegations of Notice for Piibllcntlon. within that lime 10 file in this office due lmmh. these of A Hie. X. M. or if you fall within that time to Hie k nroof ihatvou have served a copy ot your I". C. Tillotson. contest, O32390 Notice for Publication. Register In this oftloe due proof that you have served answer-o- the said contestant either In 13,1t Department of the Interior, U. S. non-coa- l F. S. 04011 copy of your answer on the said contestant person or by registered mall. If this service Land Office at Roswell, N. M. Sept. 4. 1913. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land either In person or bv registered mall. If this is made by the delivery tif a copy of your Notice is hereby given Mary F. Booth, Office Fort Sumner. N. M. Kepi. 15. 1913. service Is made by the delivery of a copy of that at answer to the contestant in person, proof NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. of N. M. who. on April 9, 1910. made Is hereby given Milus Steven your answer to the contestant In person, proof Jenkins. Notice that J. of such service must be eliher the said 019382 II. E, Ser. No. 02390. for EH Seo. 26. Twp. B son, of Klida, N. M. who, on February 17 1907. 015338 of such service must be either the said con- contestant's written acknowledgment of his the Interior, IT. S. S. Range 31, E., N. M. P. Meridian, has filed made homestead entry No. 04011. for SWW copy, showing date of Department of testant's written acknowledgment of his re: receipt of the the ell. N. M. Sept. 30, l'M3. notice of intention to make three-yea- r SEW: SH SWW. Sec. 9. Twp. S 8.. Range 31 K. of person by Land OfMce at Rosw oetpt of the copy, showing the date of Us its reaclpt. or the affidavit the given W. Proof, to establish claim to the hind above and SKW SKU Sea. 8 Twp, 5 S.. Range 31 E, Noliee Is hereby that Thomas affidavit of the person by whom whom the delivery was made stating when 13. receipt, or the Wm, Meridian, filed of of Kenna. N. M. who. on June Btating described, before It. Blanchard, U. N. M. P. has notice linen and where I lie copy was delivered; if made Wooten. the delivery was made when and -. K. 1.17.12. No. 01.1.W for S. Commissioner, in his office at Jenkins. N. five-yea- r to claim 190- made II. Xo. Ser. copy was delivered: If made by ion to make Proof, establish by registered mail, proof of such service en ty where the - 26. I"c9. made add'l M.on Oct. 14. 1913. to the lund- above described, before C. A. affidavit of the person NEW. aid on July registered mall, proof of such service must must consist of the I. Township 7 Claimant namea aa witnesses: Coffey. U. 8. Commissioner, in his office at copy was mailed stating when Ser. No."l'.i3 forSKW. Sec consist of the affldavlt of the person by whom by whom the Meridian, filed William T. liarnes, F. Ilayles M. on day 1913 S. Range 32 F.. N. M. P. has copy was mailed stating when and the John Duckelt. Elida, N. the 6th of November, and the post office to which it was mailed the E. iioilce intention to m ike1aiid3 year Proof, mailed, this Pyron, Robert L. Duckelt, all of Jenkics, Claimant names as witnesses: and this affidavit must be aocompained by of post ofhoe to which it was and claim the land above described, by post- N. M. T C. Tillotmon, Thomas A. Tllllnghast. Geoige S, Sneathen, postmaster's receipt for the letter. to establish lo affidavit must be accompanied the the 1 K. Commissioner, S12 O10 Register. John A Cassady, James A. Lane all of Elida should In your answer the name before Dan C Savage. master's receipt for the letter. You should You state N.M. on Nov. 5. l'U3. e C. C. II you in bis office at Kenna. stater in your answer ti,e name of the post-offic- N.M. tsar, of the post ofllee to which desire future - Register. as witnesses: you desire future notices to notices to be sent to voq. Claimant names to which N. M. William you. C. Tillotson, Register. T. C. Tillotson, Register. John O. Whitaker, of Judson. be sent to T. F.dgar L. first publication Oct, 3, H bate of first publication Oct. 3, 1913 A.Petlitt.of Route 3 Elida. N.(M. Date of of Valley. ' " second " Oct. 10, W13. Legal Blanks printed and for Legal Blanks printed and for " " aecond " Oct. 10.1113. Mcllryde. Ira P. Asslter. these 17 1913. T, G " third " Oct- '7, 1'13 - ". third " Oct. View. N. M. Tillotson. J 1913. OS-3- Register. " " fourth " Oct. II, 1H3 sale by the Kenna ltecord. sale by the Kenna Record. " " fourth " Oct. 14, THE RECORD, KENNA. NEW MEXICO.

WANT THE EMBLEM UNIFORM CHILDLESS Association That la Fighting Tubercu losis Gives Exact Proportions of Its Double Red Cross. WOMEN A special committee of the National Th womn omi ehlldlrn, now banpt anil pbyiloxllT wall with health? children will tell how gCUlfo Association for Study ai.d Preven- K. vegetable Compound the Lrtlla Finanams made which Dr. an niii poeeioie. jiere are ne names and correct tion of Tuberculosis, of addreiwes write tl. li yon want to, and leant Henry Barton Jacobs of Baltimore is lor yoareeu. xney are oaij a lew out 01 many ex- . . chairman, has Just announced the thoand. JVlT D...iHS Dlftuy IS Electricity in a Bowl Protects a Bunch of Coin act proportions of the double red strong and healthy and cross, international tuberculosis we attribute this re- the sult to the timely use ture it is now, but merely a private emblem, which have been adopted for of your Compound." laboratory and workshop for Mr. uso in the United States. Every or- Mrs. Fbro YoaAMK, Woods. He was an electrical expert ganization or institution dealing v. 1th Kent, Oregon. then, as he is now, and was always tuberculosis will be urged to use the " I owe my life ani my baby's good health You never tasted fooling with anything from wireless emblem in its correct proportions. Al- 11 to your Compound." daintier, lighter, fluffier to high frequency currents. He no- though the double red cross was adopt- Mm. W. O. Bpbhcbr, R. P. D., No. 2, Troy, Usenlts than those ft V ticed at one time that a good many ed for use in the United States in 1906 J of his small personal possessions dis- as the symbol cf the cruBade against Alabama. baked With Calumcfc'A " have three chil appeared did up, to r .:;.;v:.:: t. am I JIK if he not lock them tuberculosis,' no effort was made a dren and took your They're always fMW j,,- and as he seldom thought to lock any- standardize the shape or proportions, Compound eanhtlme." pood - delicious. thing up, the lost list increased to an with the result that hundreds of dif- in Mrs. John Howard, "Conscience- - doth in- be- Wilmington, Vermont, For Calumet WV8HINQT0N. annoying extent. ferently formed emblems are now . Mriti-ixxiwi- of us all," re- n country. year have a lovelr sures perfect marked Mr. Shakespeare, which only One day he built a large lyden Jar ing used in this After a baby"I boy and yon can baking. shows that Shakespeare, was hep to out of a big china howl and a little tin of study of the history and artistic tell every one mat na humanity and wrote a good many foil. He dropped a lot of pennies and merits of all of the designs available, isa'Plnkham' baby." RECEIVED nickels and dimes Into it and charged the National association has finally Mrs.Louis Fischer, HIGHEST AWARDS things that other people merely 33 Munroe St., CarV-sta- thought. This philosophy on morals it with enough "Juice" to kill an ox. chosen one In which all of the arms N.J. World'. Pur. Food may It was not long before one of the are pointed, the two cross-arm- s being iMrj.wlrf Exposition. Chicago not have been written with a par- jf We are at last lUiaoa. ticular outside laborers slipped In and took a of the same length. The width of the blessed with a sweet view to janitors, but there are glrL" Expoaitkni. Iff look around. That bowl of small cross is taken as the unit In determin- little baby Mrs. cases in Washington Q-- Pmrim several where it A, Liritaovii, March. would apply. There is one widely dis- change was an Irresistible temptation, ing the proportions. The length of Montegat, La. cussed at the capltol, where it is well and he evidently thought a few would the lower left is seven units, the arms " I have one of the known that Superintendent Elliot not be missed. He ran his hand into are three units on either side, the finrat baby girls yon bowl, but before he could grasp a point above arms two and one-hal- f ever saw. lira. C. E. Woods can leave Jewels and precious the the GooDWnr, 1012 8. 6th stones or anything else he happened nickel he felt as though some one had units and the distance between the St., Wilmington, N.O. to have lying hit him on the funny bone with an ax. arms one and one-hal-f units. These around. liiliALapwixxi My husband is the Quite a while ago the senate labora He gave a wild yell and landed In the measurements hold good for any size. i happiest man alive to- tory was not the commodious struc middle of the property yard. 1 J day." Mrs. Clara Darbkaki, 397 MarU-l- a DRY SCALE COVERED HEAD St., Buffalo, N.Y. " Now I have a nice This Model Shop Was Rather ah Eerie Place baby girl, the joy ot 2760 Tamm Ave., St. Louis, Mo. our nome."-Mrs- . Do. "My little daughtei's head began with 8TXVA Com, No. 117 the model shop of the Bo. Gate St., Worces- WHEN a dry harBh scale covering it. First it ter, Mass. Institution was down by top Washing- got a white scale ever the and " I have a fine strong the railroad tracks in South got with ton, Harry Handley and the late Mr. then it a dirty brown scab baby daughter now. pus under It. Her hair came out In Mrs. A. A. GrLKS, Palmer, who were in the shop, had the Dewittville, N.V., I week head Itched - Mi" surrounding population "buffaloed" to less than a and her lioute 44.- never necessary and bled. She had no rest. I had her " have a fat, the extent that It was so I hi, to lock a door. The model shop was wear a scarf all the time, it looked healthyboy." Mrs. A. badly. She was so sore And had such A. Balenoick, R.F.D. rather an eerie place, anyhow, with its tMnJohn Howard X Ko.1, Baltimore, Ohio, atmosphere of plaster of prls, half big brown scabs on her head that the dismembered bodies and statues and teacher would not let her attend Buy school. You Can rugs and skins and almost anything Jar was sure to have been emptl-ri- . else queer happened to float 'We took and had ber treated for that The Inhabitants of Ireland have noth- kept Irrigated through the museum. comes three months with no relief. She The Best ing on the sons of Ham when it getting worse until I Cutlcura The thing that made the place sa All look tried to dreading snakes. snakes Soap and Ointment. I used the Cutl cred, or rather baleful, to Illiterate alike to them and they are all deadly, Land neighbors was human skeleton cura Soap every third day and the a that merely because they are snakes, quit night. lived in the back of the shop and that species. clerk Cutlcura Ointment at In three In Southern Idaho regardless of the The weeks ber head was well of acres. Two by a simple arrangement of overhead knew this quite well and, carefully For $50.50 an Acre cords could be made to get up off a the cakes of Cutlcura Soap and one box Good Soil Fine Cllmat washing out the tobacco dust from completely cured chair and walk into the shop. one day dropped a perfectly of Cutlcura Ointment Jar, he (Signed) Mrs. Rogers, Crops Never Fail There la on of the clerks up In the g.ass snake Into It and put her." Walter harmless Nov. 28, 1912. Especially adapted to the raising of alfalfa, war department who is an amateur lid. dairy-u- g on the Soap sold Trains, potatoes and fruits. Ideal for naturalist of some attainment He is he stayed late with Cutlcura and Ointment f and stock raising. That afternoon throughout world. Sample of each also a smoker and Is in the habit of a draftsman who was working over the On main line Oregon Short Line Railroad. 32-- Skin Book. Address post- Richfield, Dietrich, Sho- keeping a small reserve supply of to-- time in an adjoining room. About free.with Lands surround card "Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston." Adv. shone and Gooding in Lincoln and Gooding baco In a Jar on his desk, so that he 6:30 there was an agonized yell from Counties. 20,000 acres open to entry. can replenish his pouch If be runs the neighborhood of his desk and one THE BEST WATER RIGHT IN THE during the day. passed through the On the Circus Train. WE8T AND TERM 8 OF PAYMENT ARE short of the Janitors - He found, finally, that it was impos room in a blinding cloud of dust and "The elephant is smashing up things THE EASIE8T OFFERED BY ANY IRRI- In car we find GATION COMPANY. sible to keep any tobacco on hand and took the stairs three at a time without the and can't his Let us tell you more. Tour letter will whenever he wanted it In a hurry the waiting for the elevator. trainer." have individual attention. Address "Then get the baggage master to Idaho Irrigation Co., Ltd. check the elephant's trunk." Richfield Idaho Hidden Wealth Lost; Stove Is Worst Offender Millions of the fractional currency era notes have been offered for redemption and together with later Issues, are P either lost or hoarded up by curio 111 collectors. I Tm fce't amr wImo y.i Vwr &m or Hf-e- I Dogs, cats, pigs, goats and calven Lnn.i..innnni!!n!,,!m,'l I hUa fmitt. Doa'l k UU4. Ear CtluMi. lt' I to be the chief offenders xfhen For Infants and Children. I an KNHUor-na- n wMtoaat tin kwt mhl. I Cl I fat rir to op milk mmt I It comes to eating paper bills. Re- ik cently the redemption division was ot The Kind You Have compelled to examine the stomach ht P I 'J 1 Foley Kidney Pills Relieve a dog that had swallowed a (20 bill ' United States has made dropped by his owner. promptly the suffering due to weak, in- THE Always Bought kidneys painful of dollars through the efforts . Men in the redemption division as active and bladder action. no ALCOHOL-- 3 CENT They offer a powerful help to nature of thrifty people to place their sur- sert that In cases where animals swal PER AVegetabk Preparation Tor As- in building up the true excreting kid- plus wealth beyond the reach of low bills the proper course is to get ney tissue, in restoring normal action thieves. Qoats, calves, dogs and other the bills as soon as posible and to similating the Food and Regula ting the Stomachs Bears the and in regulating bladder irregularities. animals have eaten hundreds of rolls ship the whole mass to Washington to and Bowels of I Try them. of bills that would have been far safer be unfolded and tested as to its In banks. Parlor stoves also appear genuineness. m Signature Busy. to be a profitable source of loss. Decidedly the larger part of money Promotes Digetion,Cheerful-nes- s Gabe Smith seems to be a busy But for the work of the redemption sent to Washington for redemption Is and Rest. neither man. division of the treasury department said-t- o have been mutilated by fir a Contains of A Steve Fes, he has hives, prickly the loss In many cases would be total. The parlor stove is a great source of Opium.Morphine nor Mineral heat, hay fever and a favorite team in As It Is much of the money Is re- loss. During the summer months Not Narcotic five different baseball leagues. deemed, but to date Uncle Sam Is money Is concealed In the stove and In tmpe SOU OrSAMVElfmrSH $14,000,000 richer than he would have the tall Is sent up In cmoke In the Some men fall to meet their obliga been bad he never Issued paper money. first fall fire. jMx Smtftm tions because they are headed the A SuUtUNt - other way. Congressman Drove a Mule and Was Proud of It H'mnm Sttd In TRIED REMEDY IS not often that a mule will help IT man to get into congress, but this A nprfrfl Remedy fnrCnrnlloa. Use I CI FOR THE CRIP. very thing happened In the case of (ion . Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea William N. Baits, who represents the Worms .Convulsions, Feverish-- . Twenty-secon- d Illinois district Ha la ncssand LOSS OF SLEEP. the man who succeeded Representa- For Over tive Rod en berg. Far. Simile Signature of IF Baits is a farmer, and he is proud of it In his youth he was offered an opportunity to obtain a college educa- The Ccntaur Company, Thirty Years tion, but he declined, saying that he IK L NEW YORK. preferred to devote bis time to his 'Some of my political opponents cay farm. So he went to work and farmed that I drive a mule," be oald. "Tou bet right up to the minute- - that It becams-- j I drive a mule I He's a good mule, too. necessary for him to com to con- I don't suppoBa there's a better mule gress. Furthermore, b will farm In southern Illinois. I'm not ashamed Guaranteed under the. FooJinj JjjfTjjjU IN IfU some more, whenever congress ad- of that mule, and I'm not ashamed XjJ' ' Exact Copy of Wrapper Borne COMPANY, MBW journs. that I'm a farmer, either. folks MVMMsajMBMaMaailWBfBiMBBBBBK TUB VOMI ITV were people In his dis- to me by saying 1 1 There those try belittle that " - trict who were politically opposed to wear a hickory shirt. Tou bet I wear ZZZ3 him that thought It would be a fine onet rm not ashamed of that, either Foe Eye.Epl.ooao scheme to expos the fact that be I'm a farmer and I'm an honest one, niOTTllWDl?nVJ SMPPini F.ver drove a mule around home, and they and if you send me to Washington I'll 11 1 1111 ilfli & Catarrhal Fever spread this "scandal" far and wide. be an honest congressman, too!" After the story bad been going the The speech made a hit with the na rounds for two or three weeks Baits dleno and the newspapers said that and Litn. lflda.T r.u5d,. W. dT.r."b;M.7 TdT,. . dJL" t oft COLDS was called on ooe night down, at Belle- It was on of the best that had been ville to make feU.flrit political speech delivered during the campaign. SPCHH MEDICAL CO., GOSHEN, IND., U. $. L THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

SUMMER FALLOW AIDS CROP

Far Better Results Are Obtained After DIZZY, HEADACHY, Third Year by Alternating Crop and Fallowing.

(By F. S. COOL.EY. Superintendent of SICK, GASCARETS" Montana Farmera' Institutes.) Whether the fallow system will be an Important, port of the dry. iand Gently cleanse your liver and crop rotation after the country la set- tled and developed, when land Is sluggish bowels while worth $100 or more per acre, we are you sleep. not saying. Under present conditions and land values It la better practice Get a 10-ce- box. to take one crop of 30 or 40 bushels, Sick headache, biliousness, dizzi once In two years, than two crops of ness, coated tongue, foul taste and foul 15 or 20 bushels each. breath always trace them to torpid Experience at the Moccasin experi- liver; delayed,' fermenting food In the ment station indicates' that It Is good bowels or eour, gassy stomach. farming to take about three successive Poisonous matter clogged in the in crops after breaking. After that sum- testines, instead of being cast out mer fallow doubles the crop, far bet- of the syBtem is into the ter resultB are obtained after the third blood. When this poison reaches the year from breaking by alternating delicate brain tissue it causes con crop and fallow. The results at Moc- gestion and that dull, throbbing, sick casin coincide with the best farm ex- ening headache. perience in the Gallatin valley and Cascarets immediately cleanse the elsewhere. Good - farmers in these stomach, remove the sour, undigested places summer fallow religiously. food and foul gaBes, take the excess Summer fallowing does not mean bile from the liver and carry out all simply allowing the land to lie Idle the constipated waste matter and and grow weeds and a volunteer crop. poisons In the bowels. It means three definite objects: 1. To A Cascaret will surely you conserve and Btore up moisture. 2. straighten out by morning. They To. clean up the and get rid of work while you eleep a 10-ce- box lid from your druggist means your heau clear, stomach sweet and your liver and bowels regular for months, Adv.

NOT WANTED AS

Church Was Minister's Appointment and He Needed No Help From Canine Friend. CRACKERS A wide-awak- minister visited a JPp A ' t I Everything's big about Sunshine L-- Sodas except the price. neighborhood for the first time. When jxfif 1 The big saving in the big, economical family package. The big nr It Use y fresh, flaky deliciousnesa, Clods Are Stubborn the Roller. aroused his .explosive tones were if C-- satisfaction in crunching their crisp, The rather startling. A good brother who Si big appetites their solid nourishment satisfles. And the big help in weeds. 3. To promote the prepara- always occupied a side seat near the I InI . H having on hand these ready-to-e- at delicacies that everybody likes. tion ' of available plant food for the pulpit was accompanied by his dog, W J J f At your grocer's 23c for the big package. next crop. and dog lay regularly the just in front V Joose-Wius- s These objects are best accomplish- of the pulpit. All went well till an B,scwrr GMSN B,k'rBilli"h''" ed by double disking the land early In explosive sentence from the minister " in May or the spring, then plowing led the dog to raise his head and howl, e.iiItiraMaaiMeMeiijeMaee mil1 nr I'lmT liMnatuaMi June after the weed seeds have germi- much to the amusement of the people. nated. Plowing early helps to prevent This occured several times, and run-of- f pre- the of summer rains and each time his dogship arose to the oc- vents loss of moisture. Harrowing PUTNAM off goods brighter any other dye. One 10c package They dye In DYESany dye. casion and let a chorus of howls. Color more and faster colon than FADELESScolors all fibers. cold water better than other should be done Immediately after The audience was convulsed with You can dye any garment without ripping apart. WRITE FOR FREE booklet, calendar, blotters, etc. MONROE DRUG COMPANY, Quincy, III. plowing, and thereafter often enough laughter. The preacher, however, to kill small weeds and maintain a easily won the day when he turned to Sorry for the Chickens. Followed Suit. New Use for Carbon. aoil mulch. the dog's owner and said: Dorothy was visiting her grandpar- It was at a birthday banquet given Carbonic acid snow (pure carbon By following this method seed wil'i "Brother, it may be your dog has a ents in the country for the first time. the other evening by a prominent Paris dioxide) is now being used success- germinate at once when put In the call to preach; I do not know about Seeing a quantity of feathers scattered millionaire banker. The fun was at fully at the West London hospital by latter part of August, the land will be that. Tint this Is my appointment." about the henyard, she shook her head its height, when a lady cried out: Dr. Reginald Morton in the treatment clean, and a heavy crop may be con- In disapproval. "My pearl necklace has disap- of many diseases. Moles are eradi- fidently expected. That Moved Him. "Grandpa," she told him gravely, peared!" cated by it, warts removed by two or "you really ought to do something to Uproar followed, while every one three applications, and birthmarks-exc- ept "Is that clock right?" asked the your keep chickens from wearing out suggested plans for Its recovery. the d "port wine stains" BEST TREES FOR DRY LAND visitor, who had already outstayed so." Everybody's Magazine. his welcome. Then the banker had a brilliant idea. yield to It. Chronic localized "We will place a salver in the mid- patches of eczema are healpd by It; Culti- Ills hostess yawned. 8oll Should Be In Good State of dle of the room," he said, "lights will It Is useful in many cases of rodent Sev- "Oh, no!" she said. "That's the vation by Having Produced be extinguished, perpetrator In clock we always call 'The Visitor.' " CHILDREN L and the ulcer; trachoma It is about twice eral Preceding Crops. silly joke will an oppor- The obdurate one sat down again. of this have as rapid as any other cure, not nearly tunity of restoring the missing neck- so painful, and can be used without (By B. O. LONGTEAR. Colorado Agri- "'The Visitor!'" he remarked. College.) a name to give lace." risk. cultural "What curious a was following species of trees have clock!" FIGS This done. The SYRUPJF lights were on again to best adapted to our His hostess, ventured an explana- Then the turned Good Guess. been found be and there was more for unirrigated tion. consternation. The class was discussing animals-h-ow climatic conditions It is cruel to force nauseating, The salver had disappeared. land: "You see," she cooed sweetly, "we they walked, got up, etc. After Broad Leaf Species Green ash. call it that because we can never harsh physic into a she explained the cow's method of ris- white ash, black locuBt, honey locust, make it go!" sick child. Something Like. ing to her feet, the teacher asked: box elder, Russian olive, American And then he went. "Did you ever feel the influence of "Do you know any other animal that elm. Look back at your childhood days. a starlight night?" gets up like a cow?" Silence reigned For evergreens,' the native western Remember the "dose" mother insisted "Humph! All moonshine." for a moment, then one little girl tim- red cedar and the yellow pine. The on castor oil, calomel, cathartics. idly raised her hand. latter species should be nursery- INDIGESTION How you hated them, how you fought A man with a grouch can find fault "What is it?" asked the teacher. grown stock. The red cedar, however, against taking them. where it doesn't exist. "A calf," was the reply. can sometimes be obtained from the With our children it's different. foothills. Mothers who cling to the old form of Land 'for these trees should be in physic simply don't realize what they If a good state of cultivation. posslblo do. The children's revolt is P itb 3l l dyr HOMES FOR THE FAMOUS "V by having produced several preceding Their tender little "insldes" are STARCH crops. The smaller sizes of nursery Time it! Pape's Diapepsin ends injured by them. ;;EiWFAUlTLE8S D0LL&W$SSj ' A$fKat?i??:wl tops from ton rent psrksees of in height, xAXj-r'"P- Fannk')ajy:lil;li stock, three to four feet are all Stomach misery in five If your child's stomach, liver and buirch end ten oiU la BtHmpa (lo cover iKNUHreiV i, trees. If planted WCTuI nd t M' Klirjbeth Ann, 13 Ini hwi I V better than larger bowels need cleansing, give Only deli- j!jf "Inn.""'fBwndthree tops from ten cnt pncl.iuit'e eud IS- - Vnf minutes. jLl I f ur oente I n tnmpe end gt t Miua PhofilM Primm or yVr' ll1' soil Is moist, it will not be WrJr TT e when the cious "California Syrup of Figs." Its 1 V White, twelrelnc-he- high. Send tor from I lf 17 rlEr. necessary to use water. For a wind back-ta- action is positive, but gentle. Millions T iillJttl"Tll'Blu f"M T"" "'""" rLrTTtiLim... wj, ' Do some foods you eat hit ste OauiSSor tt required. Out this d. out. It will be scoopto'l In IffTi ,Mlij;;CjariT '.'I break or Shelter belt, plant In rows of mothers keep this harmless "fruit 111 A y pUce of one ten oent fit two fl?e cent tope. OnlJ II tllJiiliPnuiAS4!j P'i good, but work badly, ferment liCfljJjT''Jf one ad. will be soeepted with eech spphoetloa. 'l apart in 1 J1NmA jjrMT.Lyyi eight the !:! with the trees feet into stubborn lumps and cause a sick, laxative" handy; they know children ijljflugj Write your nsm and address plain It. in rows ten feet apart, allow J2!iri('7 row and sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr. or love to take it; that it never fails to thi iisT m u mrposes In one row to alternate WMtWmS. vm lng the trees Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this down: Pape's clean the liver and bowels and sweet- starch 0wfX& with those in the next Give thorough Diapepsin digests everything, leaving en the stomach, and that a teaspoonful' P'ffp!11108 fmKrLm cultivation throughout the growing nothing to sour and upset you. There given today saves a sick child tomor- season as for a crop of corn. Protect never was anything so safely quick, so row. the trees from prairie fires and certainly effective. No difference how Ask at the store for a bottle stock. badly your stomach is disordered you of "California, Syrup of Figs," which will get happy relief In five minutes, has full directions for babies, children Spreading Manure. but what pleases you most is that It of all ages and for grown-up- s plainly Draw manure on land designed for strengthens and regulates your stom- on each bottle. Adv. corn, during the Winter months, or as ach so you can eat your favorite foods WmmESTER early In the spring as possible, spread The man who is doing things never affording opportu without fear. ing It at once, thus You feel different as soon as "Pape's seems to have time to realize that the nlty for its fertilizing elements to town is going to the bow-wow- "Repeater" Dlap'-,iBln-" comes in contact with the thoroughly permeate and enrich the stomach distress vanishes your appropriated by Just Cough Smokeless Powder Shells soil, to be at once the stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belch- Nothing equals Dean's Mentholated growing crop. Drops tor Bronchial weakness, sore chests, ing, no eructations of undigested food. and throat troubles 5o at all Druggists. For a high grade shell at a reasonable price, Go now, make the best Investment Get a Water Trough. the Winchester Loaded "Repeater" has the you ever made, by getting large fifty-ce- nt There is no compensation for the old a call among sportsmen all Are you going to use the same Pape's Diapepsin any woman who feels the chief rela- who have tried pans case of from that Although priced, last year a dirty, rusty for water In five how tion of life has been a mistake. makes. moderate the you spend a dol store. You realize minutes her lng the fowls or will needless it is to suffer from Indiges- She baa lost her crown. George Eliot. "Repeater" is loaded with the best quality lar foe a new one. tion, dyspepsia or bad stomach. Adv. powder and shot. The list of loads furnished f Soothing; Syrup for Children in this shell cover most shooters' requirements, Are Mischievous. teething, softens the gums, reduces iQAamma Colts Gold production In Philippines end all of them give a full measure of shooting boys, have an inherent the Uon,ailays palo,eurea wind colic ,2bc a bottlsgUt Colta, like increased from 1189,953 in 1911 to Satisfaction. Look for the W on the box. They are tendency toward mischief and should t they can tease $570,212 In 1912, and is expected to be Berlin Is planning a building with never be placed where sound-proo- MODERATE PRICE three or four times that amount this 50 f rooms for the sole HIGH IN QUALITY IN the cows. year. use of muBlo teachers and students. Importance of Sheep. Sheep play an important part in the restoration of fertility to the worn-ou- l grain-raisin- g areas of the country. Stiilnliiie fne Chlrlfana A few drops of liquid sulphur in a cmcnens bucket of water is one tor Beoaustt of .now ugly, grizzly, gray Us "LA OREOLK" HAIR 0RM8INQ, PRICK, fl.OO, dry weataer, ones or twice . hair. rtIU THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

SENATE CHAMBER WHERE GOVERNOR SULZER ON TRIAL DIVIDE SCHOOL FUNDS IS NEW MEXICO NEW MEXICO SUPERINTENDENT MAKES APPORTIONMENT. IN BRIEF

Over $17,000 Now Available to Pay Western Newspaper Union News Service. Teachers' Salaries, and $60,000 For Building Purpoiea. Dalr for Coming K.venn. Sent. t. 1. Indian dance and cele- bration at Taos. Sept. 4. Northern New Mexico Fair at Uaton. Wtr Newspaper Union Nci Service. October Fifth annual Navajo Santa Fe, N. M. According to a fair ut Shlprock. Oct. Stnte Fair at Albuquerque. notice received by Alvan N. White, Oct. State Meeting; of New Mex- ico of Women' Clubs at k state Bupertntendnt of public instruc- Federation . It Santa Fe. tion, from the state treasurer, the sum Oct. 6 Meeting of Western Texas ' of $60,390.73 has Just been transferred und Eastern New Mexico Press and - - Commercial Clubs at Artesla. it, i i IW'.'J 'ft from the reserve fund of the sohool Oct. Meeting; Masonic .Grand in building fund, and the sum of $17,723.-8- 5 Lodge ut Ssjiita Fe. w s&rt has been transferred to the reserve opened UK. the A new bank is to be at fund, leaving a similar amount in Vaughn. current school fund which Mr. White apportioned among the different coun- Oscuro, Lincoln county, Is develop- ties. ing Into a grape-growin- g section. AAA County Enumeration Amt. App. A saloon Is to be opened In Carls- 8,203 1.3S4.B1 Bernalillo pay of $2,-42- Chavez B.itSO 1,016.60 bad, and will license fees Colfax 4.3118 747.66 Curry 2.701 459.17 thirty-fourt- Farming-to- n Dona Ana 5. ISO Rso.60 The h annual Kddy 3.1M3 670.31 fair was most successful held Grant 6,02!t 854.93 the (iuadalupe 3.476 &90.92 in Farmlngton for years. Lincoln 2,264 3S4.88 Luna 1.546 262.82 A car load of cauliflower a week Is MiKinley 1.115 189. 5r, being shipped from- Capltan, Lincoln Mora 4.217 716.89 Otero 2.434 413.78 county, to Eastern markets. Quay 3.867 657.39 corporation commission has Rio Arriba 6.599 951.83 The Roosevelt 3.033 615.61 called an Informal hearing on the ex- Bandoval 1.997 339.49 press Oct. 4 In Santa Fe. Han Juan 2.061 350.37 rate for San Mlnuel 7.764 1.319.88 Fifteen different people are con- Kanta hi 6.054 1,029.18 A view of the New York senate as It appears transformed a room where high court Sierra 1.615 274.55 structing silos In Curry county with chamber into trial the .Socorro 4,534 770.78 storage capacity of 60 to 200 tons. of impeachment, composed of the senate and the court of appeals, is hearing the charges against Governor Sui- Taos 4.019 683.23 On the left foreground are the occupied by the assembly board of managers. The row of chairs and 2,467 419.39 shipped five cars of ter. chairs Torrance Lakewood tables extending across the front of photograph are used by the nine associate Judges of the court of appeals. Union 4,761 809.37 tomatoes laBt week, and has Valencia 3,388 575.96 canned Chief Judge Cullen sits in the presiding officer's chair directly beneath the seal of the state of New York in the another shipment of four cars ready. Total .101,645 $17,279.66 center background. Attorney General Carmody and the counsel for Suizer occupy seats at the table In the left A Dunkard society from Illinois re- foreground. The witness chair is in the railed enclosure In the right background in front of Judge Cullen'a seat Gang of White Cap Found Guilty. cently purchased $50,000 worth of Counsel and reporters occupy the space on the extreme right. Estancia. For the second time 'land on the Mlesse tract east of Dom- within a year, Jostah Perkins, George ing. NEGROES SHOOT UP A TOWN Dunn, Charles A. Noble and John Grll-fln- , Sheepmen report that wolves and charged with Intent coyotes are doing considerable dam- WILSON 15 PLEASED INTO FOOD PRICES with assault In a Fight With Two Drug-Craze- d growing out midnight at- age to their flocks, killing numbers of to kill, of a Boys 7 Were Killed and 20 In-- . them. tack made on Aug. 18, 1909, on the Jured in Mississippi. home of Mrs. Josephine Knapp, near Landergin Brothers are preparing Mountalnalr, Torrance county, during to dip their cattle,- and will winter HIS POLICY WITH MEXICO A SUC Harrison, Miss. Two drug crazed THE HIGH COST OF LIVING TO which the woman's house was riddled 8,000 head on the range adjoining CESS, THE PRESIDENT mulatto boys, brothers, began a reign BE INVESTIGATED BY THE with bullets by a band of white caps, Rock Island. BELIEVES. of murder here that ended only after GOVERNMENT. were found guilty In the District The first showing of oil In the Mar- three white men, four negro men and Court here. All of the convicted men tin well being drilled by the Pecos a negro woman had been killed, twen- are prominent In the community In Valley company of Dayton was struck ty persons wounded and the two boys which they live and Perkins Is weal- lynched. a few days ago. LEGAL ELECTION IS ASSURED TO VISIT FARMERS AT HOME thy. The on the woman's home A attack An application for state aid for serious clash between the races was Inspired by was by the belief that she building furnishing school house prevented the arrival on a was disposing of liquor. Mountalnalr and a special company has been received from District No. train of a of national is a dry town. guards from Natchez. 42 in Guadalupe county. The Voting In the Southern Republic Congress to Be Asked to Pay Ex- The trouble 2 Will Be Closely Watched by the started about o'clock pense of Commission Which Will Torrance County Officials Indicted. Tom Barton, across the river from in the morning and continued until Fe The Torrance county Artesla, planted twenty acres of sweet State Department May 10 o'clock, when Walter Jones, Go to Every Farming Cen- Santa potatoes the grand jury has returned presentments and will make $4,000 as a re End Neutrality. elder of the two boys who started the ter In Country. suit of his season's against Lorenzo Znmora, Juan Cruz work. tiring, was lynched Just after the sol- Sanchez and Llbrado Valencia, county Frank Laws and T. H. Flowers, Washington, D. Wil- diers arrived. brother, C President His Will Washington, D. C. How can the Gallegos, members of the petit Jury, were son policy Jones, by commissioners, and Acaslo takes the position that the had been shot and killed average farmer he provided with county clerk, asking removal on In an automobile accident be by citizens early- In day. the their of moral suasion adopted the the ready means to increase the produc- grounds of incompetency. The tween Mcintosh and Estancia, ac- The negro population the United States toward Mexico had appeared to be tion of his land? How can all the cases will probably be tried a spe- purposes as broth- at A bridge on the Santa F6, near complished its two cardinal much incensed at the Jones people, and particularly the masses cial session in November. Gallegoa to ers as were whites. negroes Elota, east of Bernalillo, was des obtain assurances that there the The of people in great centers pop- has been In a year, having suc- expressed no indignation. the of office troyed by fire, and trains were delayed would be a constitutional election, and ulation, ceeded Manuel S. Sanchez, who was have the burden of the while ft new one was constructed. that Provisional President Huerta steadily increasing cost food relieved a year ago by same pro- of the Harry was convicted Silver would not be a candidate to succeed NEW YORK GETS FIRST GAME cedure. Eaton at lifted? City of murder In the second degree himself. Advices received here describing the October 7 Named as Opening Day of In the opinion of President Wilson, for the killing of Win. B. Jones at the Secretary Agriculture Mlmbera Valley a Corn Producer. preparations being made for the elec- World Series by National of Houston and Davidson saw mill at Plnos Altos. the congress, two Demlng. The mammoth growth of tion October 2G and stating also Commission. leaders of these Santa F6, having been declared that corn In the Mimbres valley this year the General Huerta would not be can- questions, taken together, form the oldest city States, now a Philadelphia. Assuming that the urgent proves beyond doubt that this is a in the United didate, but would support Frederico most problem now before the very superior corn producing region. becomes busy in an endeavor to at New York team will win the National country. Uamboa, Mexican minister of foreign League Sample stalks are on exhibition at tract new elements within its con- pennant, the members of the affairs, the nominee of the Catholic National The creation of a subcommittee to the chamber of commerce showing fines. party, Baseball Commission have encouraged President Wilson decided the game start immediately on an investigation from two to four well developed ears, The superintendent of public In- that first between and Secretary Bryan to believe that that club and the Philadelphia League of agricultural financing has been and the stalks from ten to twelve feet struction announced that he had re government con- the Huerta was carrying team for the world's championship agreed to as the result of recent in height, and very strong In fiber ceived five requests for state aid. for em- t.it what the United States had shall be played in New York on Octo- ferences between President Wilson, with a splendid growth of foliage. school buildings from Union county phasized in the Lind negotiations as Secretary Houston, Representative and had approved three from Santa ber 7. The second game will be the essential features of a satisfac- played In Philadelphia on October 8, Underwood, Democratic floor leader Paroled Conditionally. Fe county. tory settlement of the revolutionary in house, and Representative F6. Quintana, sen- alter which the clubs will alternate the Santa Adolfo It is a certainty now tljat the farm troubles. Glass, chairman of the banking and tenced on May 5, 1912, from Santa Fe between the two cities. In case a and stock exhibits at next state will decis- currency committee. A resolution will county to the reform school for from the The President withhold game is postponed because of rain or fair to be held at Albuquerque, Oct. ion for some time as to whether the be offered in the house giving the two to two and one-hal- f years, for from some other cause, or a legal Cth to 11th, will make up the biggest of will be recog- committee authority to hold sessions burglary, has been paroled condition- choice that election game Is not played, the teams will re- collection, and best ever shown in by like- outside Washington and providing ally by Governor McDonald. nized the United States. The main in the city where the postpone- of New Mexico. lihood that foreign governments will ment occurred until a legal game shall for the necessary expenses. The plan Carrier Rifles Mail. That the man known as Philip San await the Judgment of the United have been played. as already outlined is for the commit- Albuquerque. A Navajo Indian, doval, who was killed in Denver was States before extending recognition is tee to start its Investigation in the named Nez, confessed to P. J. Moran, Felipe Sandoval, formerly of Las Ve being impressed upon the Mexican MYSTERY AT EDNA UNSOLVED Northwest. In all probability the post office Inspector, that he had rifled gas, was definitely established when authorities, it Is said, with a view to committee will start from St. Paul the mall on the star route between Mrs. Pabllta Sandoval, mother of the assuring free choice. Coroner's Jury Failed to Determine some time within the next two weeks Thoreau and Sawyer, was em- slain young man, received a message Doubt as to the value of the coming Cause of Death of Rev. on a tour lasting a month. lie Littleton' Wife. ployed as a carrier. . from another son, M. H. Sandoval. election, however, as expressing the The President, Secretary Houston people was cast The Presbyterian synod of New will of the Mexican Edna, Kan. The Inquest into and the house leaders are agreed that by constitutional headquarters here in the Ore. Mexico held Its annual meeting at death of Mrs. Cordelia Littleton, wife better results can beobtatned if the The Caribel of a saying Tucumcari. the issuance statement its of missing pastor, not representatives of congress visit the Raton. H. L. Pratt of the Caribel supporters, extending over many the Edna did serve to lift the cover of mystery farmers in their homes and get first mining property at Red River, was In Shot in the left leg with a .32 bullet Mexican states, would not go to the which shrouds case. coro- hand Impressions of conditions in the the city on his way to Trinidad con- fired by an unknown man near the polls. Many persons the The familiar with Jury, ten argu- rural sections exactly as they exist. veying a lump of Santa Fe station at Vaughn, Special purposes administration ner's after hours of the of the ment, brought In a verdict late Investigation of this sort, according gold and silver bullion to market. Thia Officer Johnson of Vaughn was takeu predicted next step in at here that the night that the minister's wife had to present plans, will be supplement- bullion represented the values ob- to Albuquerque on a special train the policy of the United States would e "died by strangulation by un- ed by hearings at Washington. The tained from eeventy-fiv- tons of ore, and is a patient in St. Joseph's hos show Indirectly to hands be an effort to the known." plan is visit typical agricultural and was estimated to be worth about pital. necessity of par- constitutionalisms the every coun- $2,000, or more than $26 for each ton centers in section of the Automobile license No. 1794 was Is- ticipating In the election. try, places largely of ore. CONDENSED NEWS these to be select- sued by the secretary of state to President Wilson in discussing the ITEMS ed under the guidance of the depart- George R. Becker of situation with callers spoke of " ' Tlerra Amarllla. the ment of agriculture. John E. Griffith Is Dead. This is remarkable only in the fact practical difficulties of a constitution A bitter fight against alleged race Albuquerque. John E. Griffith, dis- that it is the first automobile license al election in Mexico at present, but discrimination In various sections of For weeks past the present admin- trict atorney for the Seventh Judicial to be granted to a resident of Rio regarded with satisfaction the deter the country Is to be made shortly on istration has been engaged in the pre district In New Mexico, comprising Arriba county. mined effort of the authorities In the behalf of negroes before the federal llminarv wnrlr nf pAtHnr n nHrm-wll- Mexico to comply supreme court. investigation under way with a view Valencia, Socorro and Sierra counties, The following fourth class postmas City of with the one of most widely known principal suggestions made In ne to definite proposals for the solution and the ters have been commissioned by the the The apology of General Chang Hsun of New Mexico bar, gotiations conducted by John Llnd. to Japanese of the agricultural and food problem. members the postal department: Richard C. Dillon the consulate at Nanking died his home in Socorro, follow- has according The Investigation, bo far as it haa at at Kuclno; Marcus A. Breach at En- cleared the air, to the ing an extended Illness, death being Indian Shot After Dispute. Japanese officials at Toklo, and re- progressed, has convinced the inter- dee; Rebecca Slack at Holloway; Washington of . Wellington, Kan. William Lone ested officials that the due to enlargement the liver. Christopher A. moves the danger of complications for Goke at Park Springs; Wolf, said to be a former Carlisle In urban and rural population will unite C. Tampas; the present. Jose Romero at William dian school football star, was convict- in an effort to bring about a read- Weights and Measures Shipped. . The drawing by prospective settlers A. Cloman at Tularosa; Van A. Pol ed here of assault with Intent to kill justment of the agricultural and mar- secretary of Stat a A for the Fort Peck Indian lands has Santa Fi. The lock at Tyrone, new postoffice has George Keown, a white man. Keown keting methods without which, in the commenced shipping to the various been established Springs ended. Miss Mabel Sims of Glasgow, at Park was shot from ambush a ball opinion of agricultural department ex- counties, the different weights and the Vegas after who was the first person to register, known to residents of Las game In he and the Indian had perts, there cau be no permanent called for by 1913 which drew No. 77. Her claim is valued at measures the as Gallinaa Springs, and Christopher words, erelfuU and measures law. Goke tai tSa selected, as postmaster, 13.000,