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P KENNA RECORD. VOL.8. KENNA, CHAVES COUNTYNEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1914. NO. 18.

Events of Interest from needed to help fill the growing SCRAP BASKET. PurgJiM-lhu- opened his mouth and the Seat, of Govern- -, gap bttween government in- eyes simultaneously. THE WEEK IN HISTORY. VISITS GF BURGLARIBUS ment. ' come and expenditure. The "Youse 've got a steady head on second is the result of invosti' Monday, 15 Goodyear patented yer, he remarked. ltut that alu t wot I Hay. W'ere's yer By FRANCES DE WOLF FEN- - ranie here ter Washington, D. C, June II, (9H, gations which the Department, foot rubbers, 1844. dough?" I WICK. I any." Special to the Record. of Commerce lias made into Tuesday, 16 Barometer invent "I haven't conditions in the Louisiana ed, 1061. ; "Mere now, none o' that," her visitor v'Jytle put a dab of sepia on her eaid threateningly. "Out with It. I'm sugar fields and which are now Wednesday, 17 Batlloof Bunk desperate I am, and "Finished Abroad." canvas, drew back, brush In hand, and a character, I'm being extonded to the sugar er Hill, 1775. willin' ter take chances. Ilrlng out yer A few years ago much stress sui veyed It critic- " beet states. It is reported that Thursday, 18 jSanole-j- defeat- - ally. Then sho cash or "My good Clytie responded was laid upon that class of edu- turned around man," the figures collected by the , ed at Waterloo, 1815. "I out I cation which,. was "finished "That's right!" puticiitly. can't bring what overmnent experts show 19 Kearsage got. if you feel In- that Friday, destroys said the man haven't Shoot nio but "abroad" appears the home sugar industry will he Albany, 1854. gun, clined. There are people In the next to been the BUuiio, you know men. They'd rusli have moved from Europe badly by ad- 20 - Gould which in this cue: crippled the free Saturday, Helen born, In the minute they heard the expl- o ine united states, it is mission of foreign sugar. While 188. happened to be a .pistol. "One yell osion" shown by official figures that - Hurglarlbua lowered the pistol and the President is not likely to Sunday, 21 rial form' scalesin- and you're a dead on- intently. the United States furnished ' Klip woman." locked at her ,1 commit himself until the report vented, 1831. "Youse 've got a head on yer, as ly 351 for German yell In tudent of his investigators are com The died said," remarked, "Rut stranglln' ' her throat. Clytio he finishing schools" and other don't make no noise, an' I reckon I'll pleted it is noteworthy stood like a stone that yer till yer feel , educational institutions in 1912. talk ef a possible WISE AND OTHERWISE Just hev' ter choke mosfof the column. like teilin' mo a little more." lis ' Of these 328 were from ni.itliern "Y o u s e don't amendiiK nt of the sugar tariff Si mo girls play the piar-o- . moved toward her. states and twenty -- three from comes seem pleased ter "Hold on!" said Clytie firmly. "I from Democratic sources. Othei.s work on it. see me!" her vis- southern states. The number don't see any fun In being strangled. Taboos Hog Cholera "Cure" The best way for a girl to rid itor ventured. I"ut truly there's hardly any money in of foreign students enrolled at "I'm not," Ciy-ti- e A. lerself of a fellow is to m wry the room only nine dollars and 275 col- warning has beon issued answered, suc- American universities, Fe.vDnty-eij.;!i- t cents altogether, and It's from lini. cinctly. leges and techniological schools Washington agaimr the in that Ji! tie tsafe underneath the table. There are always plenty of " in the year 1913 not only readi- latest cure for hour cholera. Lut you can't open It yourself fires for the man who h a s Scrap Basket Continued. "N'o, but youse kin open It for me," ed the surprising tota' of 4.222, which has been receiving much monev to burn. Eurglarihus responded. but this was an actual increase praiseworthy comment trom Robby ''I like you better Ho laid Mi pistol down, leaned his When the sun kisses a girl it Cly- of 577 over 1911. Travelers up- the public press. The statement than any of the other ft.llnws elbo. on the tab'.e, and watched freckles her; when a son kisses tio with ralm interest as she stooped on the boats going to, or corning of the federal government says that t ome to see sister." trer it tickles. for the little safe. from South Atneiica, are im- chat. 4'it has no reason to believe Percy "Tin pleased to hear "Sou," the said, kneeling and hold- - circus pressed with the number of in the tlliciency of any proprie- During the season, at it, Robby. Why do you like Ins it toward him, "Just feel! Isn't It tary cure for hog cholera and least, we always feel sorry for heavy?" young men whose mission to me the best?" Ilurglaribus the The does the man who hadn't a young 'hefted" safe. the United States concerns the not recommend it.'' Under Rihby ''Because Sis always next moment his head camo In con- son. hard-woo- d matter of education certain conditions it u r g e d lets me slay and hear what you tact with the floor of the their farmers to piotect their stock The fellow thet don't use Btudio and when he recovered hfl These young men after gradu- say." balance he was alone. Clytie had anti-hoj- p printer's ink may . know biz ation, have proven their benefit with cholera serum, frantically grabbed hi3 good right leg; but nobuddy elsee to the foreign trade of the but that is all. own biznesa, yanked it from under him, then had duz. Abe Martin. Norniandie ''Can you dress rushed to the door and slammed It be- United Statos through the de- A BroolUn man claims to within your income?'' hind her. nurg!rrihus, swearing ter- mand they have created for the ANGORA GOATS. "Yes, bun it's like ribly, rubbed his aching head ami American articles to which they have discovered the '''fruit of Bartiai looked for a VayOT escape, nut It Goats are able to live on brush says his dressing in an upper berth." was too late. The studio door wa3 have become accustomed, und toil." He go and refuse. They will keep toward making hisi w i f ,e a flung open and the "men" In the "next in their business and official lifts Btudio" rushed in. land clear of grass and under "peach." trans- they quite universally specify Figg "The way of the Biirglaribus was promptly nabbed growth and are particular!' a- - gressor it hard." and escorted to a police station. American equipment for foreign dapted to Arizona, New Mexico For the next fortnight Clytie was enterprises. Fogg "Yes; but the trouble besieged by interviewers of all kinds and y Weit Texas. The birth is gem-rall- on some- pic- There are 17oO foreign stud- KITCHEN KINKS. it is heard and sorts. She told several small rate is 05 per cent in well man- - body else." tures at prices which made her wish ents enrolled in under grad- will keep in a sneak-thie- f the aged flocks, rising as hih as 120, Bread better that a or so would visit her uate and graduate classes of wooilen box than in tin. weekly, and with the proceeds of one maximum, lite kids are not of them took a few lesjons In self-defens-e. arts and science in the United hardy and require much care. If silver sppons have become "Hogan," propounded States. She next largest num Good fleece brings from 42 to stained by egg rub them with Schmidf, "If a hen unt a half Sho became quite an enthusiast on subject, acquired several real- ber is in courses in engineering, 55 cents per pound. The weight table salt. laidt an egg unt a half a day, the and 801. Medicine follows with 339; To remove from a knife ly clever tricks, then settled down to of a fleece in 1U00 ave aged 3.7 rust how lung vould it dike a hen her painting and gradually forgot her 275 303 in dentistry, in agricul pounds in Oregon; 1.85 pounds plunge the blade into an onion to lay half an egg?" sudden rise to prominence. She was ture, and 256 in theology. and leave it there an h o u r. "A bin," promptly responded painting and whistling gaily one morn- in Texas. In 1913, U. S. pro ing when the door behind her opened . G53 way. short-chang- e Canada sent students; duced 5,000,000 pounds of mo- Then polish it in the usual Pat, "wud scorn lo softly. 33(5; China 594; Japan Mexico hair. About 2,000,000 pounds Before using a new comb wash her owner be Ittyin' half an egg She turned and beheld a middle-age- d 223; Great Britain and Ireland, are imported annnally. it in soapy water,-an- d when An' nobody bi't a t'ghtfnt wud stranger of fillister aspect. Ha 212; Cuba, 209; 1G2; Fin- dry with a Utile olive oil. regarded her for a minute In silence, India The su'tan of Turkey tried to rub iver think av subh a thing,." theu put his hand in his hip pocket. land, 124; Germany, 122t .Every gain a monopoly of the mohair it wid then hist twice as long. "Another one!" she gasped, plung- Latin-America- n country except To remove blood stains, soak ing into the adjoining studio. "Oh, an , industry by preventing the ex awful-lookin- Gjiana in cold t o be',st. Get him, quick." French has representa portation of angoras, but too the article water, promptly dropped American eats The three men tives in this group cf foreign late. The American product is which ammonia has bee l added; The average their pipes, gossip, etc., and rushed to nap-tli- a 102 of a year; the rescue, Clytie followed. students. The numbers range now as good as that of Asia wash in warm water with pounds meat the t from two in the case of Uru soap. Australian 250 pounds and the "Confound you!" yelled llurglaribus1 Minor, home or angora goat. the Second. "Call this a free country? 43 120 The U. S. guay and Paraguay to for There is but one drawback to Flowers keep better in damp Britian pounds. Are you all lunatics here? Can't a oft' 10 per on hl3 witfccr.t be- Argentina, 113 for Brazil, to the raising goats in Texas, New sand than in water. Flowers average has fallen man call relatives Mexican total of 223. for the table may be more grace- cent since 1001). ing knocked down ?nd v.aiked on? Mexico and Arizona, and that is Can't he " a May Modify Tariff, the heat. This causes fully and firmly arranged in At the word "relatives" the men the jar of wet sand than in a foun- Blackened their hold and looked at There is a growing impress- animals to she! if they 'ire .not Clytie. weU-inform- dation of moss. EX PLAIN In-- ion in ed circles hern shorn twice a year in many lo LlCI ELY Kl. "Why," said Clytio, amazed and " Always sandpaper the solesof that the tariff plans of the Ad calities. Since all marketable Mr. .Tohnsinsr Saw Mr Dor dlgnant. "you don't, suppose a silly baby's new shoes before they bluff like that will help you. You ministration as embodied in the mohair must be at least six man, what am de meaning of have been worn. This keeps know I'm no relative of yours. Oh, Underwood bill will ba modified inches long, the practice of cut dis here line on de ticket whar don't let him get hla pistol." her fi em slipping on the bare or in tne important particular al ting twice in a year leads often it savs "Not transferable?" "Here," he howled as Clytie's polished floors, and prevents knights promptly collared him afresh, least. The rumored change is to short grade. Where only Mr. Dorman Dat means. many a, bad fall which could "ono of you Jackasses put your hand one that can be made very one cutting is made a year the Johnsing, dat no gen'le-ma- n in my pocket and get my card-cas- e easily resslt in a sprain or a Bre'r easily if the President and Con- fleece grows from 15 to 20 inches am admitted unlessen he out. confound you." so minded, for it will long with an average of 10 broken bone. The brother artist did as requested, gress are come hisseSf. and produced a silver card-cas- e from consist merely in eliminating inches. Romeo, the sweep- - which he drew forth a card bearing proviso at the end of Sche f lakes buck at the El Paso show the name "Jehu N. Wo'olston, Scantl-Ereap- e, the Oregon." B which declares that in 19l0, produced fleece which said the doctor, "your dule after "Pat," Sixty thousand harvest hands "Why, Woolston was my mother's 1, 1916, sugar 6hall be ad weighed 18 is baffl- May pounds, measured case a very peculiar and wanted in Kansas. hat ha name," ta id Clytie faintly. mitted duty free. Two factors 20 J inches and sold for $115. ing one, und if you'll agree, I'd "That young idiot's mother was my become of that army of uneni wrath-full- to be influential in in- cousin," said Jehu Woolston are said Business Farmer, like to call in another physician. ployed? "I've made my pile out West, ducing the Democratic leaders Two heads are better than one, and as I've no near relative of my favorable upon own, It struck me that I'd come to to look this be im- you iknow." consid-Vratio- n A man would a very New York and hunt that child up. . course. The first is the "Oi agree," returned the will- the revenue of portant individual if he could And a rice welcome I got!"' he fin- that Europe pays th United States crim- 8o,000,000 from sugar, persuadt. others to t h i n k as ing patient. th' felly ished, glaring vindictively at the nearly son Clytie. "A nice welcome " pio-duc- er must be worth sein'. Bring in two million dollars every work always the best revenue much ot him as he thinks of (Cii)iribti of the tariff list, will be himself. the doctor with the two heads." ing day ki the year for cotton. THE RECORD,- - KENNA. NEW MEXICO.

PICK THEIR MAN ROOSEVELT AT GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY DINNER BUT ONE AIISI'EH

to the great health pro- Huerta Delegates to Niagara blemyou must keep the Falls Conference Select digestive system strong His Successor. ' and active. Weakness J iu4i W W-- VVV there, soon disturbs the SUBMIT NAME TO PRESIDENT ii entire system. A daily of l use the famous Amerleans Stand Firm in Demand . That Official Must Be Accept- - able t Const'tutlonallsts. HOSTETTER'S

Washington. Washington officials StomachBitters ere hopeful of ultimate peace In Mex- ico and still Insistent that negotia- will overcome any weak- tions were progressing satisfactorily. Throughout the day President Wilson ness in the Stomach, and Secretary Bryan were in frequent Liver communication with the American and Bowels and commissioners, Justice Lamar and Mr. fc WxW help yon maintain Lehmann, at Niagara Falls. This Afe:2br health. once. communication was reported to relate Start at to the character of the provisional government that representatives of the United States and General Huerta al- n akv v ifii I ro r r ready have agreed should 'be estab- Knwi suan trHM kills II lished pending a constitutional elec- - ' 1 ! lP tion in Mexico. f'S The Mexican commissioners are said to have suggested for the presidency 'llajar aajrthla. ' any This photograph was taken during the dinner given to Colonel Roosevelt by the National Geographic society at I "7)v I Gvamotawl ffMtlva. a Mexican who is not allied In InP'i7' J AHdaaiaraortMat direct- (ri m "way with the Constitutionalists or Washington when he told about the River of Doubt At his right Is Ambassador Jusserand of France and V. il mi iii aipiM paid for ll.M. identified with the Huerta regime. ly behind him are George Shlras, naturalist, and Rear Admiral Peary. ASOLB SOMSmS. 1M SaKala In., arMklra, . V. His name was reported to have been submitted to President Wilson Capitalizing a Weather Report. A VOLCANO SPOUTS ROCKS ACCUSES A FEDERAL JUDGE and Secretary Bryan. SUFFS GROW BOLD One day a fruit dealer in- - Iowa Washington Won't Yield. roused the curiosity of the local weath- Party of Eight Ventured Too Near a So far ar could be learned the Wash- Neely of West Virginia Introduces er observer by a telephone inquiry ington administration still held to a California Crater and On Impeachment Charges Against about weather prospects in Was Kilted the the desire that the provisional president Explode Bomb Under Historic A. G. Dayton in House. grape belt of Western New York should be a man acceptable to the which, at that season, supplied a large ' Redding, Cal. A party of eight men ' Constitutionalists, while agents of Coronation Chair in West- . charg- part of demand from territory who had ventured of Washington. In resolution the the General Carranza maintained the posi- near the crater west of Mississippi river. Abbey. Mount Lessen just 'before the sixth ing Alston G. Dayton, United States Just the tion no provisional government minster Judge Virginia, with "Rain." was the answer. "It's going that eruption were overwhelmed by a sud- district of West possibly could be recognized by twenty-si- x tomorrow probably their den explosion which sent a mass of acts of alleged misconduct to rain there and political faction. In day rocks, ashes and thick smoke 2,000 office, Representative Neely of that the after." Agents from Mexico City whose LITTLE DAMAGE RESULTED state formally Impeached the judge in. A week or two later the observer have not been disclosed are feet into the air. Identities A rock fell on Lansing Graham, a the House and asked an investigation met the merchant and asked what cm reported to have arrived here and to of his activities on the bench. ' be made of the information. Police Unable to Discover Perpetrat- lumberman ot Viola, Cal., and crushed be in communication with the Huerta to man The, impeachment charges accuse "It was worth to me," replied the Niagara ors of London Outrage him death. Another in the delegates at Falls. Latest party was injured severely. The the judge of publicly denouncing the fruit man, "about $200. You see. According persons in Washing- Famourt Stone Chipped. to wounded man, with aid of his President of the United States from grapes can't be picked in wet weath- ton in touch with Huerta side of the the companion, fled down the peak. The lng to enforce certain federal laws; of er so I knew if it was going to rain the situation, these agents are mak- con- out there grapes would be scarce here. London. An attempt to blow up the report added that one of the men be- the bench and before a jury; of ing every effort now to save General spiring to form a carbon trust; refus- As soon as I got your answer I or- representatives coronation chair which has been in came demented because of the terri- Huerta's face. His ble experience. ing to enforce certain federal laws; of dered a double shipment two cars in- - Westminster Abbey since 1296 has have yielded every point In the media- ver- stead of one. It rained in New York been made. The outrage is attribut- Six of the party saved thmselves by discharging jurors for rendering tlon negotiations up to this time, it is burying dicts not agreeable to him; of stating for three days running, and the price they want conces ed by the authorities to militant suf- their faces in the snow and argued, and now avoiding poisonous gases which that he would not permit the United of grapes here rose to a figure that enough to save from fragettes. the elons Huerta belched They found Mine Workers to exist within the Jur- let me sell my shipment at a fine complete chair, generally Ed- from the volcano. humiliation. The called St. Graham and Tipple gases isdiction of his court. profit. The only mistake I made was ward's chair, out of respect of Ed- after the Diplomatic Struggle On. had lifted somewhat. in not ordering four cars Instead of Niagara Falls, Ont. Although there ward the Confessor, near whose two." World's Work. were no conferences between the shrine it stands, was made by order LINER NEW YORK IS SAFE King I, coron- KERMIT WEDS mediators and the American or of Edward to hold the ROOSEVELT The Combination. was apparent ation stone or "stone of destiny," on Mexican delegates, It Brilliant Gathering at Madrid Cere- Impressive Thanksgiving Service Held "My dear, I saw your husband this that things were making for a great which the ancient Scottish kings used morning when he was putting the baby to sit when they were crowned. It mony Which Made Miss Belle on Board as Injured Vessel struggle In diplomacy between the Wlllard Island. to sleep In the cradle, with a bottla govern- was captured by Edward I from the His Bride. Passed Fire United States and the Huerta by bis side." . ment during the coming week. Scotch. Madrid. A brilliant gathering com- "La, ma, that"s only a case ot New York. With more 650 rock While mediation has passed safely The damage caused to the chair by prising the elite of Spanish official- than and rye." over many obstacles so far, the factor the explosion was slight. The ex- dom and aristocracy, with practically persons on board, all of them thank Ail having escaped on which peace most depends the se- plosive had been placed beneath it, all the members of the diplomatic at a disaster siml dangerous married man to In which Empress It's for a to lection of a provisional president ac- but Its effects seemed not to reach corps and their ladles, witnessed the lar that the of love his neighbor as himself if she's brought the chair Itself, which is of solid oak Wll- Ireland recently was Bent to the bot ceptable to all factions has marriage of Miss Belle Wyatt a charming widow. v the entire mediation body to a realiza- covered with gliding and ornamental lard, daughter of Joseph E. Wlllard, tom, the American liner New York, a gaping hole in stem tion that ultimately on this mediation work. The famous old stone, how- American ambassador to Spain, and her where the EYE STRAIN Hamburg-America- n liner Pretoria will succeed or fall. Many names ever, was badly chipped. Kermit Roosevelt, son of Col. Theo- Relieved by Quitting Coffee. have been suggested, tout thus far Damage Was Slight. dore Roosevelt, of the struck her in the fog off Nantucket, reached port safely. none has been found suitable. The The detonation was heard for many United States. Many cases of defective vision are discussion of names will continue for blocks and a crowd quickly filled the The bridegroom's father came over As the steamer passed Fire Island caused by the habitual use of coffee. days. from New wed- on way into port an impressive several square in front of the abbey. But York to attend the her It is said tnat in Arama wnere coi--. First Protocol Signed. the police Immediately closed all the ding. The ceremony, which took place service of thanksgiving was held fee used in large quantities, many eye is Niagara Falls, Ont. Delegates from doors. A statement issued by Scot- at noon in the British embassy chap- There was scarcely a dry among lose their eyesight at about fifty. Tea the United States and the Huerta gov- land Yard gives the facts in most el, was performed by Rev. Dr. Wat- the congregation while "Nearer, My contains the samo drug, caffeine, as God, sung ernment have formally affixed their conservative form. son, rector of the American church to Thee" was being In mem coffee. presence me- ory signatures in the of the Police Make Statement. in Paris, assisted by Rev. Herbert of those less fortunate than the A N. J. woman writes to the point diating representatives of Argentine, Brown, chaplain of the British em- New York's passengers In wrecks at concerning eye trouble and coffee. Brazil and Chile to the first protocol "At 6 o'clock," the statement says, bassy in Madrid. sea, im- She says: through Is hoped "a small bomb was exploded In of the series which it "My son was for years troubled with" to restore-- peace in Mexico. mediate proximity to the Coronation New Bridge Bill Passes. mem- A CHICAGO BANK FAILURE his eyes. He several kinds ot , The agreement reached in relation chair. It is supposed that some Washington. The House bill au- tried of large party of sightseers glasses without relief. The optician to manner transferring the ex- ber a thorizing the Missouri Valley Bridge the of lagged ecutive power from Huerta to the new behind the rest and deposited and Iron Works to bridge the Missouri Former 8enator Lorimer's LaSalle bomb which was to reach. provisional government stood the acid the when the others had left river near Kansas City, has been Street Institution In Hands of hard chapel. Fortunately damage "He used to drink coffee, as we all test of reduction to writing. It pro- the the passed by the Senate, and now goes Illinois Examiner. did, finally quit began to . vides that: done was slight A portion of the to President Wilson for his signature. and it and carved back of the was use Postum. That was three years "A government is to be constituted chair blown Chicago. off and some of the stone carving Steals Stone Steps. The LaSalle Street Trust ago and be has not had to wear in Mexico of a to be & character later Lorain, O. Savings Bank, popularly known as glasses no trouble with provided, which shall be recognized of the screen of the great altar was Steve Urban admitted and bas bad damaged, apparently by some iron he stole a set of stone steps weigh- the William Lorimer Bank, one of the his eyes since. by the United States on (date to be largest Chicago, nuts contained In the bombs. ing half a ton, "just to be doing some- state banks in has "I was always fond of tea and coffee fixed) and which from that day for- been closed and Bank Examiner Har-kl-n "The bomb, thin metal, plat- thing." He was fined $10. and finally became so nervous I could ward shall exercise public functions nickel placed In charge. Lorimer was ed, was exploded by a A wom- hardly sit still long enough, to eat a until there shall be inaugurated a al fuse. for a time, until his election was de- My was In such con- president." an's feather boa, a guide book and a illegal, meat heart a black silk bag were CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS clared a United States senator dition I thought might die at any Huerta Not Mentioned. small found on from Illinois. I This plank in the peace plan was a chair nearby. No material dam- time. age A flood in the river, which In the last statement Issued by the reduced to the form of a protocol aft- has been done, as the pieces Platte "Medicine did not give me relief blown off can be put together again. has been increasing for weeks, has de- bank its capital stock was placed at 1 and I was almost desperate. It was er more than three weeks of discus- million dollars, with a surplus of sion in the days The police are making inquiries in stroyed two of the largest conduits about.this Ume we decided to quit cof last three of which which carry to million dollars and undivided profits to serious a disagreement had conjunction with his majesty's in- water Denver from fee and ub6 Postum, and have used it arisen Cheesman lake, and com- of $93,631. Its stock was then held at that the success of the media- spector of explosives." , the water ever since. I am in perfect health. entire pany Is prevented by par. The statement gave the deposits tion program was threatened. The the flood from No trouble now with my heart and Nitroglycerin Kills Two. making repairs. - as $5,058,586, end placed the loans at never felt better in my Ufa. brief protocol was significant of two Ok. George em- Tulsa, Michael, an Adlai E. Stevenson, vice president 11,363,398. "Postum bas been a great blessing things: ployee of the Central Torpedo Com- second us to my son Carranza to 8end Envoys. pany, of the United States through the to all, particularly and and Tom McOann, a ferryman, Cloveland administration, is dead Navy Dry After July 1. myself." Washington. Constltutianolist rep- were blown to pieces when a wagon at a Chicago hospital after an illness Washington. The order of Secre -- Name given by Postum Co., Battle resentatives here have established loaded with nitro glycerin, which had of several months. His three children tary Daniels abolishing the wine on Creek, Mich. Read "The Road to Well-vllle- ," telegrraph communication with Gen. broken loose from the horses, dashed were at his bedside when death came. board American ships is in the hands in pkgs. - . Caranza at Saltillo ana while the down a steep hill into agency and McCann's Mr. Stevenson was born In Christian of the .public printer. It was promul Postum now comes in two forms: efused to reveal the trend of ferryboat ferry across the Ver- at the county, Kentucky, in 1835. gated some time ago and takes ef Regular Postum must be well the exchanges, it was understood they digris river leading to the oil Inola feet July 1. The order will be issued boiled. 15c 25o packages. outlined a reply to the last note of field. Michael was Repeal of Panama canal tolls ex- and the driver of the to service in a few days. pow- the mediators, which Immediately wagon. emption for American coastwise ship- the Instant Postum Is a soluble would be forwarded to Niagara Falls, ping has passed the senate by a vote der. A teaspoon ful dissolves quickly regardless of the envoy's action. Train Hits Auto Load of Children. of 50 to 35. The measure now goes Four Die at Grade Crossing. in a cup of hot water and, with cream Press dispatches from Saltillo stat- ' Waterloo, la. An Illinois Central back to the house, which is expected Omaha. Union Pacific, train No. and sugar, makes a delicious beverage" ing Instantly. SOo and 60c tins. ' that Carranza had announced he passenger train crashed into an auto- to accept the Slmmons-Norrl- s amend- 13, westbound, struck a motor car would send representatives to the Ni-ag- mobile load of children one mile west ment specifically reserving all rights at Sarpy, a small town west of Oma The cost per cup of both kinds la conference aroused intense in- of Apllngton killing one and injuring the United States may have under ha, killing four persons. The filth about the same. terest here. others. the treaty. was reported injured fatally. "There's a Reason" for Postum. . , oll by Qrocensj THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

TEMPTATION WAS TOO GREAT MM '1 P!".;WWil.lrV"'l THEY ASK HIM now WOMEN Little Edwin Resisted Long but Fi- nally Made Trade for Newly Ar TO READ1T AGAIil AVOID rived Baby Sister. '

three-years-ol- Little Edwin, d son of -'t lit . V JV CARRANZA 0ET9. NEW NOTE OPERATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Prior of Bremen, Long Island, has been rejoicing over FORM MEDIATORS TO MAKE the advent of a baby sinter In the HIM UNDERSTAND. By Taking Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's home, and as he proudly Announced to all, is all mine." neighbor Vegetable . "the A desired to purchase the baby of Ed- Irs V rri J . ' .f'.T ' .iWI PST HAVE TRUCE TO TALK PEACE Compound. win, but he would not trade. A hen Cleveland," Ohio "My side and chlckenB, toyscandy, many things left dear to the heart of a Btnall toy, were Long Not Rebel Brings pained me so for several years that I From Chief offered and stoutly refused.- -- "I want Curt Asking He expected to nave to Answer That undergo an opera- you to think of this over night, Ed- Read Their Note Once More, tion, but the first win," said the man, "and tomorrow 1 a T . 1 . m ; - ' IOOK OX I'll see you again." The following WHerel Pointing Out He Doesn't DOlll I . I morning Edwin was around. have Get the Idea. Lydia E. Pinkham's "I 3 Si JVegetable Com one last offer to make to you for that ta pound relieved me of baby sister," were the words that i the pains in my side greeted Edwin. "I'll give you my note to X'SzJf In their last Carranza I .IjirV.I: tCii I and I continued its motor boat for the baby." The young- the mediators asked that he until I became ster was almost staggered for a mo- agree to a truce (as Huerta M Y lregu lar and free ment and then said: "You may have Drink this and the United States have) t' from pains. 1 had her. I was going lobstering this sum- and call off hla war while all asked several doc mer, and the boat is just what 1 need. and be refreshed! i talk peace. Carranza accepts tors if there- - was anything I could Think I'll go out by Mohegan. Will WU'-'J- the bid to send delegates, but take to help me and they said there) went there and did pretty well then doesn't mention a truce. An- Was nothing that they knew of. I am he added a little remorsefully: "Per- swering, the mediators simply thankful for such a good medicine and haps you'd better take some of my ask him to read the last para- will always give it the highest praise." playthings' when you take her, she graph of their note over again, Mrs. C. H. Griffith, 7305 Madison may get lonesome without me." referring to a truce as a Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. Kennebec Journal. requisite to his entering the Hanover, Pa. "I suffered from fe- Vi male trouble and the pains were so bad conference. . EASY MATTER TO "CHOOSE" at times that I could not sit down. The doctor advised a severe operation but Sip by sip here's pure Niagara Falls, Ont., June 16. The my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham's Pat Rose Nobly to the Occasion When Variety of Drinks Were Offered com- - three South American mediators for- Vegetable Compound and I experienced enjoyment cool mally advised General Carranza by great relief in a short time. Now I feel to Him. telegraph last night that they would like a new person and can do a hard fort a satisfied thirst "not admit his representatives to day's work and not mind it. What joy Private Pat O'Flynn, one of a fa- the tigue party, conference here unless an armistice and happiness it is to be well once more. had Just finished taking in palate. baggage om- a contented were, declared inetrnal well ae am always ready and willing to speak the colonel's when, that and as I nipotent person's lady questioning International phases of the Mexican a good word for the Compound." Mrs. him, he' made It appear he had Demand the genuine by full name problem accepted as the scope not Ada Wilt, 196 Stock St., Hanover, Pa. that encourage aubatUutloa. been the only one engaged In the Nicknames mediation. If there an any complications you work. ' receipt of do not understand write to Lydia E. This action followed the "You must be quite exhausted," she THE COCA-COLA COMPANY a note from Rafael Zubaran, special Plnkham Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn.Mass. Your letter will be opened, cried. "What will you have to drink Whenever ATLANTA. GA. representative of Carranza In Wash- and answered by a woman and a glass of sherry, glass of port, read a you an r ington, announcing the appointment of held in strict confidence. or some hot rum?" tee ' Ca- Arrow Fernando Iglesias Calderon, Luis "Why, plaze yer ladyship," answered think of Coca-Co- la. brera and Jose Vasconcelos as con- PARKER'S Pat, as a mark of decorum, "I'm not stitutionalist delegates to the media- - HAIR BALSAM A toll.t preparation of marllk thirsty." All Rlghtl which, according to Helps to dandruff. tion at the view .radicate "That may be," rejoined her lady- A North Alabama street father who Face of. the constitutionalist chief, "it Is Beauty to Gray or Fad ad Hair. ship; "but a man of my husband's has a passing regard for accuracy in sought to settle the International ouc. ana i.po at urug-gist- Pomade distinguished regiment rendering a speech and an honest dislike of slang, "The ALL DAY BEAUTY POWDER" conflict which has arisen between the service must drink with me."- - . made an effort the other day to bribe United States and the Mexican Re- Not of American Origin. "Sure, In that case, yer honoress," his young hopeful to forego the mis- Ideal when motoring pro- public." . A certain type of story that having replied Pat, "it's rude to be backward, fit phrase, "all right," which he has tects and beautifies the com- The mediators told General Carran- the sudden conclusion such as, "Willie so I'll have the sherry now, and will long been working overtime. plexion does not blow oft-p- ure za they feared "he had not duly con-- Jones fired a gun yesterday, the fu- be drinking the port while yer hon- "Johnny," said the father, "if you'll and harmless. - sldered" their communications request- neral will be tomorrow" has been oress is mixing the rum." London break yourself of saying 'all right' - At all dealers or by mail Joe. ing an armistice and that his repre- claimed as purely American in Its Answers. and refrain from using that slang for ' sentatlves should discuss the entire origin. But a matter of this " as fact two weeks I'll give you well, I'll Zona Co.. Wichita, Kansas. Mexican problem. kind of story is older than America Puzzled Wallle. give you one dollar." Their notification was sent to Gen- ' itself. If you will turn to II Chroni- When Wallie went to a restaurant "When'll I begin?" . ' Expecting Too Much. eral Carranza at Saltillo shortly after cles, 24:12, 13, you will find these with his ' father he was told they very papa. "Now, this minute," said Claude had been promised a motor the American and Huerta delegates words: . would have something which mother Johnny. Indian- ' "All rlghtl" said with his father, his had been In conference for two hours "And Asa In the thirty and ninth did not serve pie a la mode, in fact. apolis News. ride and mother ' discussing the personnel for the new year of his reign was diseased in his This quite ' common dessert was a had sent him upstairs to get ready. provisional government without reach- feet, until his disease was exceeding revelation to the youngster, who As he came down his mother asked: Abstruse Question. you your ing any agreement. The American great; yet in his disease he sought talked about it for some time. A "Is politics singular or plural?" "Have washed face, ' delegates were shown the Zubaran not the lord, but to the physicians. couple of weeks later he and his fa- asked the man who pays attention to Claude?" note but received no Intimation of the And Asa slept with his fathers . . ." ther went to a restaurant once more. grammar. "Yes'm," answered the boy. "And your hands?" queried reply. Father, needing something solid, or- "I don't know," replied Senator Sor- the mother. dered beef a la mode. ghum, in my recent personal ex- HOW TO TREAT PIMPLES AND "but "Oh, see here, mother," said IN "Say, pop," said Wallle before' the perience seems distinctly singular, the , ASK FOR ARMY MONTANA. BLACKHEADS it boy disgust; "I no meat was served. "This is a funny owing to a conspicuous lack of plu- in ain't angel!" Governor Telegraphs Wilson to Send world, isn't it? One time we get Ice rality." Federal Troops to Keep Order. In For pimples and blackheads the fol- cream on pie, and now we're going to The Real Things. Copper Mine Districts. lowing 1b a' most effective and eco- have ice cream on beef." Query. Mrs. Uplift My dear madam, what nomical treatment: Gently smear the But when the meat was brought on "The pen Is mightier than the do you think are the best methods for Washington, June 16. Governor Oint- affected parts with Cutlcura he marveled greatly at the gastro-nomi- o sword." "Then can the fellow with instituting sweeping reforms? Stewart of Montana, telegraphed Pres- ment, on the end of the finger, but versatility of the language. the fountain pen be said to be carry- Mrs. Downiite Plenty of elbow ident Wilson last night, asking that do not rub. Wash off the Cutlcura ing concealed weapons?" grease with a broom. federal troops be sent, to restore or- Ointment in five minutes with Cutl- Patriotic. copper dis--; der In the Butte mine cura Soap and hot water and continue "Do you knew," asked the imperti- tricts. bathing for some minutes. This treat- nent boarder, when the landlady had Butte, Mont., June 16. With Gov- ment is best on rising and retiring. passed him a stingy dish strawber- Soap of ernor Stewart In the city conducting At other times use' Cutlcura ries, "why all this reminds me of old freely as- an Investigation of lawlessness of the for the toilet and bath, to glory?" - last two days and all local authorities sist in preventing inflammation, Irri- uncheon pores, "I can't Imagine," she replied. making every effort to restore calm tation and clogging of the the berries red, common cause pimples, "The are the dish In in the ranks of Butte's 90,000 miners, of blackheads, which you serve them is reasonably redness and roughness, yellow, oily, the city was quiet today. white and the milk Is blue. I congrat- Delicacies Men were at work in all the mines. mothy and other unwholesome condi- ulate you on your patriotism." Judge. Driad Beef, sliced wafer thin. Hickory Smoked and with In the Speculator, one of the largest tions of the skin. Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold mines in the city, ninety per cent of Something Had Happened. a choice flavor that you will remembes. the day shift was reported at work. throughout the world. Sample of each ' 32-- Grace (age six) Mamma, cud a Vienna Sausage just right for Red Hots, or to arv cold. In the Black Rock and the Butte and free,with Skin Book. Address post- card "Cutlcura, Dept L, Boston." Adv. little girl as little as me be arrested We sussest you try them served like thist Cut rye bread in thiny' ". Superior, nearly all the shift went for playing suffragette and breaking slices, spread with creamed butter and remove crusts. Cut a Libby'i down this morning. Described. a window? of the union have not ap- Tite-phlst- Officials Gabe What kind of a fellow Is T Her Mother No, dear; certainly Vienna Sausage in half, lengthwise, and lay peared since they when the pa- fled notl Why do you ask? on the bread. Place on the top of the sausage) rade was broken up on Miners Union Steve He's the kind of guy who Grace (relieved and gleeful) Oh, I day. believed no protest will be a few thin slices cf Libby's Midget Pickles. It is . charges interest when he lends his shud worry! made for the present. In the mean-tim- e moral support. Cincinnati Enquirer. Cover with the other slice of bread and the seceders from the Union who New to Her. press lightly together. Arrange on plate and have been lnflunced by Industrial Important "Can your baby brother talk now, to Mothers serve garnished' with a few parsley MS Workers of the World leaders, are Examine carefully every bottle of Jamie?" planning to get out a large vote on CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for "Yessum. Ho can ' say lota of sprays. ' Wednesday when the miners will cast infants and children, and see that it words." their ballots on this question: "Shall Bears the "What are they?" Libby, M9Nem we refuse to show Western Federation Signature "I don't know. They'rs"words I've cards at all the mines?" In Use For Over 30 Years, never used before." Chicago Children Cry for Fletcher's Caetoria PLEADS FOR SEX LECTURES. SHAKE) INTO XOCB SHOES Altai's Foot-Ba- the Antlaeptlo powder (or Tired, Mrs. Young Tells Women's Clubs Good Guess. Tender, swollen, nerrona feel. Giro reat and Bill I see King George of England comfort. Make, dancing a dnllgtik Sold everywhere, Their Needs Sumner Raps Dou- Mo. Don't actxvt en uA4tut. lor FttHH am- la in the hands of his dentist? ple, address Allen B. Olmsted, La Boy, M. T. AdT. ble Morality. , Catarrhal Fever Jill Crown work, I suppose? Chicago, June 16 Ella Flagg Young I to 6 Soees often en re. Near-Greatnes- One nt bottle HPOHN'fl guaranteed to our. s ease. - yesterday told delegates to the bien- Safe for any mare, horee or oolL Broke. He Will you have soma pate do Loaen boulea S& tiet It ot drugglets, harness dealer! or Sir nial convention of the General Fed- aanniaoiarer. eipreea paid. "Did he remain in New York long?" fols gras? Have you ever had any? SJt'Oilff'b Is tba beet pioranUTe of all forma of dlatempet, eration of Women's Clubs that sex "I don't know about that, but I She No, but X'v been where It BPOHN MEDICAL. CO, lectures to the school children were a know he came away short." was. Chemists Bad BeeterloiDg-lsts- , Ooeben, IatL. V. success. "The girls, enlightened, left the lec-- ture halls with uplifted chins, con-''- S sclous of the womanhood that was within them, Instead of being harmed from the smirks of Ignorance," declared Mrs. Young, who Is superin- tendent of Chicago public school. l Your I ftuttartrur, or WMk us KU.OYINK," Mad by Van VIfManafll4 DruaCo, Momphla, Ttnr.. Prloa 91,00 tiTe RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

The Kenna Record kw av r V CAUSE aV t D. C. SAVAGE Editor and Pub'r FOR THANKFULNESS 'Ai W Jeff D. White President, Frank Good, Vice President. PUBLISHED WEEKLY 0 Entered Kelniary Sth 1907 t the Kenmt, New Mexico, Post Office, as second Class jjTHE KENNA BANK & TRUST CO. Mail Matter. ... Subscription $1.00 Per Year In in Advance Strictly a ionic institution

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I i CHILBREXS DAY. Your patronage so cited (..inluirns day was approp riately observed the 14th. A lieautiful program was rendered h by the little ones, after which & Yen inspectfvlu. a bountiful dinner was spreao and all feasted to satis- Staylnlght We're here today and 1 their gone faction. Singing in tomorrow. the after Miss Weerelgh Well, thank good- noon by the congregation, let ness, tomorrow will soon be here now. ' by Prof. O. M. . Rogers. tor The ' Oastfer. house was well filled at al h services. Saturday to spend the summer with Mrs. Southard and family 10 miles I his paper is anxious each so'Uheast of town. week to issue a epicy and inter BOAZ ITEMS. esting local page. Santa Fe Trail Magazine one Miss Florence B. Clark has If each of year our subscribers would hand us n 50. gone to Iowa to spend the sum- The 2f Quit experimeriting--B&sur- e. Buy drugs antfe in one news item, what a newsy Kenna Record one year mer with relatives and friends. $1.00 paper we could issue. Try it a - The jyjr- ui una few weeks and mark the change. two papers one year $1.75. Mrs. S. S. Squire returned this lauci morning from Rosw-l- l where Arthur F. Fa .twcod and ftm she has been attending teacher's ft LOCAL AND ly McCain Drug Co. PERSONAL of Valley two-week.- View oicinitv Wr institute the past ?. wc:jk W. II. Cooper this for f- --kl.ilnmo oft,,,. made a busi 'vwuii oiir i Roswell, New lies trip to Poi tales this week. short stay of a few months nn Mrs.' W. C. Maples and child- "A Mexico. their homestead.- Tim nifn,u ren have gone to Roswell, to proved ii uitunc Several. Elida people were in to be to hia-- for Mr spend the mi miner, and enjoy a town Sunday for Cbiidrens serv E ist woods he.lih. change of scenerv. ices. WONDERS NOTICE. Mrs. Troutner and son. Don HE WMT ir fNDX OUT ald, visited O. R. Benz and fam- Mr. ana Mrs. C. A. Coffey ol i roiracteU Meeting the at. ily in Kenna last week : Elida were in town Sundav and Methodist church at Kenna

attended Childrens Day services. win netrm AUnrsT" lf ionV L M Quite a number of the Rock nstead of June 28th as formerly Valley young people were over Lee Crosby started Monday announced . S'indav to attend church nervic-e- s. morning on a two weeks trip to All are cordially in invited to We extend a welcome to Arkansas points. com, Remember the date them and hope they will come AUGUST 1ST, 1911. often. MrsT. S. Troutner of Boaz Respectfully, was in town a few days last L. Jackson. Pastor week visiting Mis. Q. R. Benz EAGLE HILL' ITEMS. "Mrs. Bequette was a caller at Deafness Cannot (Jus Cowgill, Bt Lured Pirtlo left Monday morn- - W.T. fohrer U. Our people have b?en so bnsv Valley View Monday. by local application!, ns they cannot reach thn lit. rt euwU purtiuii ol Uie ear. lucre In only one way to ominissioner and newsnancv the past cure deataRaa, nd that l! by conHtltiitloiutl rrincillo. nig two e lor luena, his old weeks Jjcafnt-n- tm anc, that we caused by an Inflamed condition ol the horne, for a two man at tins place, returned have had no W. A. Pettitt-an- H a r y mncntis llnlinr of the KuhUcIiiuti Tube.- - When tdU weeks recrea time for news, but j tube la lull:nied you have a rumbling aound or im- - tion. Wednesday aftet--a years stay if Slack are rt for ycricc. ncariiiu. ana when it Is entirely closed, Ueaf-nes- a the sun will only shine for :i east Wheat la the result, iiid uulcsa the hiUuminatlon can be in Kansas and tiiis-wee- tukon out and this lube rmiorul to-l- u normal condi- Oklahoma where couple of weeks harvest tion, will be duatroyrd ' the greater'part hrli: forever; nine enwa le has been out of ten are eauaed by t'atarrh. which Is nothing Ernest Mullen and W. engaged in the rarining, will be but an Inflamed condition of the mucuus surfaces. .L t completed. We will Klve One ItTl.Ti. ff m i newspaper Miss was- - Hundred Dollar! for any cuse o! vvjiuson 01 business. We un Ella Ward visiting Pcufiuxa (caused by eulurrh) that rannot be cured mortmain were by Hall! Cularrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. business derstand he has disposed of his Miss Ruby Forbes witli Mr. Eastwood's family V. J. CHKN'EV A CO., Toledo, O. visitors in Kenna Tues returns! Sold by Dnuclate, 75o. day. - ast p'ant which wai at May Monday from Roswell. where Sunday evening. Tate Uall s l'amlly l'lila fi r couatbiatloD. Uiclatioma, and will probably she attended Teachers' Institute. W II. Cryer and family were Mrs. C. S. Acker rnd dausrhtei be in Kenna tor some time. Our achool will close Friday thn driving around Sunday evening. of Elida were 20th, and both natrons and visitors Miss Ruby Forbes stopped in, in town this week the pupiis are highly pleased with guests ot Monday on her way from Ros- DAVID L. GEYER Mrs. W. B. Scott. If, E. Myers living e i the excellent work Miss Forbes c litT well back . . . . has to hei school at Eaj;le LAND OFFICE PRACTICE nines sonmeast or Here lost a tendered. Hill. A SPECIALTY. Mr. John Holcomb of Electra span of fine mules last week on -- '' m Hazel Mr ilenry iexas, came in...this week to the Rail Road dump west of Little Bonarden, who Assiter end Fred ROSWELL, N. At. has been seriously ill Davis were visit her father and mother Mr Elida. They were working four the past trading in Valley two weeks is reported View Mr, and Mrs. II. E. White. mules in a breast and drove in- some bet Saturday. Davis is ter today and we still on to soft ground, where t ii e v hope she will crutches but is improv- bogged soon recover. ing and thinks he will soon bo Mr. Kim-mon- down, all four falling and Mr8. John A e going freely again, Although six states in the in a pile which rendered it le are the proud parents of a Rev. Duckett filled his union are without comnulsorv to get them out before rerular It is strange but big fine boy born Saturday appointment Sunday at II a. m. actual facts schooIatieiulai.ee laws, and four two of the four were drowned. W. C, morning. The Baptist people met Sunday Bussy and J. E. McCal.e others have )7vws that apply on- Mother and son doing nicely. afternoon and organized a have gone to farming in good ly partially, definite progress earnest. i church and have called Rev. during the past decade is re-p- oi

Dncketiiis their nastor. - Our ted in a bulletin just issued The Santa Fe Trail is one" of Notice to Bear Grass i Mis. II. C. McCown was people are always ready to help by the United States Bureau of the best magazines in t h e Cutters. visiling with giandma McCown United in the upbuilding of the com Education. Since V.m eight States, is published in On account of $:5.oO decline Tuesday. New Mexico is munity. A revival meeting is slates previously without , com- and of special per tone on boar grass, we , will being plan m-d- pulsory Jaws have d o Interest to people living in and we have the It was a great, shock .to the a p t e d this not handle any 'more, but will them, ta!e. promised services of Rev. Cole people of Valley Vie. v to and it is thought tb. be a take all that is dry or baled up hear a of San Antonio. Texas VV of our neighbor Ii. E. Myers" matter of only a few years to the 10th of Julv at the old mpe when compulsory Big rains fell 6outh to be able to have this getting his mules drowned at school attend- and wett ice, ance will be of town Monday, flooding meeting during the month of the rail road washout near Elida in effect, in every every- We are now prepared - to buy ' state and thing again, but no August. last week. territory ot the United serious your cream. Always pay the States. damage lias beon reported. market price for all produce. A F. Eastwood and family This rain gave us e nice shower Get your ice cold drinks from VALLEY VIEW ITEMS left for Oklahoma Tuesday on in town, just what we needed. us. We von tin- - ahvavs make The Valley View country was business. iest prices on . Lacked Tact. everything. visited with a nice rain Monday. "Why Mrs W. S. Elms cun't people be more dlplo-matlc- and little Satisfaction guaranteed or crop prospects are good mourn only tie J. E . McCabe and W. W. the Philosopher of grandson, Norrell Yantis - Folly. off money back. weeds are growing fast, farmers to "Last night I made an enemy Blacken went Elida Tuesday of a woman by San Antonio, Texas, came in (d) Joiu3 & Pirtlo. must get busy. tolling her thut lit-- on a trading exposition. fttvorit cuudy made people rt." THE KECOIM), KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

' . NOTICE of CONTEST ISOLATED TRACT POKEHEIMER TALES. I 'iart men! of th Intfi iur, U. K I.hiii KUBLIC LAND SALE OffuaI KortWmiiuftr. N. M, Mny I;., t!'H DopurltiH'iii ol tlie inttuor, U. S To fjovinn 10. S).'lv. t Kii'ln. N. M. ('nuirtw'rr: i Lund nnice at furl Sirnncr. N'. M. .Mv S3. I'll I His Whiskers and the Family Cat Get AUxed up Ym Bin hcichy noilfii'1 ih.it j.;n K !?cnm;M. Notice la horeh.v ivrn ttiat.us dlreetcrt Who irivw t)ho, N. M. Bh liU p mloRlc! Bldi vh by the t'oinniissioner of llifl rtenenil Land KENNA ?! RECORD WU With the Vacuum Cleaner. lit! en Mny 1I!.. Iti th's i.ffii t )rn .lu!y ( if iice. under iro isiotis of Aet of t'onirress Jifie I'.hti. (.!) Slats.. .MT), I'lirMiant iiMi , i llie oant'filUt yunr ho.mto.ui out ry MoH! to i lie ii i t u of Uolie.i t M Hi issiini, Serial (Special to the Record.) Mis. Pokebeimer vantsme to No.Ut;:37. liiuflti Juni' 7. for K'f Kit. Inn Xti.o'i!-!- we will oner .it imblte snip, to the ir.Tnwnrttilti.") X., I :! - K.. N. M. P. !cm!(Hii hi!thi-- t bidder, hut at not le :s than ,er hold atvI Aft I'ihiimIk ho hIViccs lint )nt vacuum liaf .gat, der ding agfiin, mid so dot for hm totitfj't iiere. at 10 o'eloclc a. in . the dn.vf cliuir you in a determination lik o a lnill (tor; time I hy it do'.vn on dei lloor have wholly ftlmnimv. tha 1'I fW nrnro July, I'M I. at thlsofilee. the Oilloivliijr iiaet of ONE YEAR than thtre yen- last pant nnd hrvo not lived land: S'V SH', See. 20. 'IV, S S., It., l H. alietty. Von it guts lio'dfc off or under der lounge. Uud ven on ii for five .vriusnt anf Sne. - N, M. T. Meridian. Vou homeLliing it lets go avay der chuicc iss turned on dere iss ate, lhMiv.foi, fiii'ilmr notifioi that the Any persons chiimini: adveiselv the above-describe- d liht sat'! allftfAtlon will ho 'kt)M hy this offlco an hind are advised to tile their claims not, Imen t'onfosspd yet, iy first a noise off collar buttons hftvimr hy yon, anrl your said or oh.jee! ions. 1,11 or before t 'ie t ime desii'tia Mine vife hIk; slm haiT got und bail pins running down entry will bo Am!tnY4 IhorniitMliT without, your for sale, Curtltor rlirht to bo lutnrd lhrt?lTi. either ln'foi ('. C. Henry, to oft' this atipcml. If you fllo In hafi vone dose vacuum dot tube. Und den' Acti Him ONE oTfk'oor uti fi.il to thU jn.lylfl IteKistir. DOLLAR. orfico wilhln twenty (Hyn after thoVOTIKTII cleaners, so I go uud buy mcll'deie-- iss noise Afri- vone. a like a of thiM notire, a nhoyu htilow, your Und iss looking can atiHWer. uinler h. hfHwJfU-- nitHHlnir find re vilJ down der chungle und I know light Nolit-- fjr riili!ialioti. little tube like a -- Iromliiiif to thusu aliHAtloni of fMinttHt, or If gun barrel, she avay, vot deroldt cat iss in der yon full within ihnt thn to file In this offTt'C duo - Dti;trtmo!H of tlie Intorior, U. S. goes und turns on der ehuice vacuum cleaner. I pulled out pnwif that you have norved a fopy of your nu- und avay it goes. I dink vot I iwonm the swild coiitottant ItUer hi perron or Land iVllce ut lloswcll, X. M. May .'S. lu. der machine niit sympathy in by rui;'tert'd mail. If thl n?rvu;o i! mad! hy (he N'ltiee is liereby iriven thai lohn T. l'rois. - am in a tornado, yet. Cbiminy, NOTIfK FOK ITItLICATIOX..- delivery of a copy of your aiMwcr to the con t ext- of (liii'iison, N. M who. on IVvt. 7, mm, made -, mine heart for mine viskers say non-coa- l r. S. 0'"-- ant In pemon. proof uf surh srvice ntu.it In; either if. K SertuI No. 0JI0I- for Nit Sec. 11 Twp. dot business half got a (I strong Department of the Interior, l). s! Land the aid ceiitostaiit's written ataktiuw!odmHut of S.. ItniU'e :)f, K . N. M. Pilerldian, has filed bow it feels yen i gets be'r bi path. cat OHice at Fort Sumner, N. 1111. his riMjoipt of th copy, howln; the Um f Its inn i'.:e of intention to iiiul.e three ear I'roof Mrs. Pokebeimer she yell3 me tail fastened in a machine. So otkie la hueby uismi tliat Piniflcbert itHK'Ipt, or the affhlnvit of tho ptmo i hy T houi to establish elaiin to the land above described, KinlnKer. of Oliiudell, N. M. who on April M. the delivery was inadestaiitig whnn and v.huvi-Lfif- before V, Toombs. U. S. Commissioner, m by rKi.-tero- his liieliland, l on Igly 7. 1'MJ. to let go olf der tube und hold it I say, "Pore russy," und I tr ied 110, made homestead entry N'o. oro;4, . fur uopy was doliveiod; If matle oitlceul X. by der floor on, yet. - Ty cholly Lots 3, 4, and 5, Nee. OTwp. 3 S.. Hnntfc M 15 . raa'1, proof of mudi norvk-t- niiit-- t ensij-- t of the Cl'iiitiiitit fiuitios as wilnesiu's: toielp her out. Put a cat. ai'it N. M. 1. Met liUnn htm llled notice of kilen- - affidavit of the pirrtm by whom the ropy wa f'.loi T. Parson, K, Prop1, these of anypoty vot, cn hoidt do got tkm to liialte three year proof, to establish niaili-- stating whnn and tho post, offioe to whh'h tluninon. N. M. ('harles J. Partiri. John A no sense off appreciation claim to Uie Innd O A. t wan maiUt-1- and this affhln tnuat buaiui-panic- Ilenmy, of lilchlat.d, N. M. tnnchiun by dt--r floor ven der above desctbed. before fit these und she chnsfmade more Coffey, U. H, CommiKtiioiier. in bis Olflecut hy tho iriPtniBBlwr'' rccoipt for thfl httlor. J5 'ya Lininet t l'liiuii. Itcirlster, machine gels held off him first noise Klidu, N M. on July imh. I'm. Yon should aie iu yimr anw(.i' thn nauio of yon (hn-ir- iiotiurs to iss a dandy. Vin I iss looking asefer und clawed und' scratch- - Claimant names as witnesses: post office to whieli fiittue be wnt to you. Frank Miller, t harles S. Toler. Onorire W- - AOTICK fcOU I'LTILICATIOJT. in der barrel und der chuiee iss el. Und den I cot madt und D e, these of Claudell. N. M. and r.nwrenue C. Ilonry, on, is K .'ones of lnm atn, N. M. I: fTs tr. trued mine visiters taken, saidt. veil, you can elm's t stay Dcparttnuiit the Intorior, U. S. .J IS- - yl7 C. C. Henry, tlculali-- IMteof fust piililioation Mi.y "'i. 11M4 cf down dot tube "like a airship. Land O.lbie at Itoswell, N. M. May XK, PI14. by dot. vacuum cleaner in der " yiMniiid .Tune", lv.it Und ven a vacuum cleaner is tlilnl .Hint 1. lvtJ, Notice is h sreby jriven that George M. Props rest off your life for all I care, olloe for PcliIIciition. " fourth ''. Juno W4. of tnrrison. N. M. who. on Nov.ii:!. I'.'io. made pulling your visiters you don't ' H. H. Serial No. tor UKU: S4XV!(, non - f."x coal F. S. d'd'ie no"::6 II and SE'iNi:!,: NKMSKM. Sec. l'l feel like- - entertaining, company und she did. Sec, Department of the Interior, II. S. ti I'ti IS .Meridian, NOTK'F. OF CONTEST. Twp. S.. U:ine N M. P. hna y(u bet. Vacuum cleaners iss aiiight La nil oniec at Fort Sumner, X. M. June 1, ion tiled noiice of inu mien to utal'.e three year 01.-..-T l'l ! M ) - Notice is hereby, iflven that Noah A. Mil-l- Proof, to establish chum to the land above . I don't know vot I but ven a .V). I S. siuf you keep rope around dem of Klldn. N. who, on Mutch 3, 'l . Deparlment of t!i Interior, I'. dtseri'ied. before C. 10. Toomt-s- U. . t oni Mrs. Pokebeimer she taya she und keep dem tied up vere dere made or lir , 11.10. No. 0:!'rt. for SIOH Seetion LandOH.ieat, Ilisn'ell, X. M. Miv'.M. I'll I. niissioner, in his office at liichhind, N. M, on knows and vot it iss enough to 21, 'l'p.'3 S . II.. 30 K.. and on SepLeuiber Is. To Kishon A. Ann.jr. of lloswell, N. M. July 7, ltd I. iss no dandier off Jere associat- I'M-- ', made additional II, 15. No. 0UI33O, for (Iteooid Address) tdrtcstee: CUUiimnt names ns witnessos: 21. Twp. 30 K., N. M. JoiH's, getadiforco nut it. But ven SWW.Seu. 3S.. Kanite You arc hereby noltil"l that Setta ,! nines II. Bradford, Charles J, Partin these ing m it dings vot, IV Metidiun, tiled notice of if Ives Kenna, N. M. as her post olllce ad- . she .'finally did off you vants to has intention to who of Uicliland: John T. Parson. Daniel shut - I'M. I, ollU e der cuke three- ear proof to establish claim to dress, did n April 51. tile in thin Props, these Uurrivn. N. M, keep. , tf land described, (J. A. ColTcy. spidieation to contest t ehuice und der ding schioppeil the above belore herdnly oorroborated K'n.-ne- t Patton. pulling, bait' off: mine U. S Comiiiietsioner, in his otiee, at lili.lt:, N. andseeure the eaneellatlon of your home. J.iJvJ lieijisicr. visits .vl, on July 13th, I'll I. ." stead entry Serial Xo. Pl:i'.in. made Nov. S., iss gone. I looked in der bag Next week, Pokebeimer will Claimant names as witnesses: 1907. for NKU, Sec, 6. Twp. 7 S., Hanire 35 I'".. Ueoire W. Uye.of Claudell. N. M. Lawrence N.M. P. Meridian, and as grounds for her off der machine und sure tell you of his thrilling experi K. Jdnea of Inm am. N. M, Orlen Miller, Frank eonte.st she alleges that you have wholly Miller, both of N. M. : said tract of )nd; that you have right dere is3 my sh.lv p. a any part i: m ence with automobile. J J C. C. Hus nv. lictfistcr. not resided uiion or cultivated xirru foi: hlicatiox. thereof for more than two years last past. non-coa- l V CGIHI You are, therefore, further nolilted that Oepartiiient of the Intcii'ir. T'. S. Land tif-tlc- e the said ullcirations will, be tahen by this at Fort Sumner, N, M. Mav IK 1I4. NOTICE i.f CONTEST. office as having been confessed by you. and Notice is hereliy trlven that Mathew T. ' ' OIK'tS CtO.'l vourstild entry will be canceled thereunder WalUup, for tlu heirs of Maude Vtilkui. w May DeiHirttuunt of the Interior United Staloif I.antl n U limit your further rit'ht to be heard t'.iei deceased, of Claudell. N. M. ho. on 21, . on appeal, if ID..'), !i..m entry No.otjls4, for Mi' of flee at Kuan-ell- May 2.t. IBM. either before this office or made sc.i:l 100 in within twenty S'l. Twp. lianire, ltd K.. N. M. 1", To Kdward W. Scrivner, of Venice, Illinois, fail to tile this oKiee ricelion !S (Kecotdddy as.) Conlociee: days after the KOI KTH pulili.'nllon of litis .v.crii'liiri, has llled notice of intention to 15KST QUALITY KNV ELOPES witll below, your answer, under make live year Proof, to establish claim to the Ytn are hereby notified 1 ti.it Setta Jones, noiice. as shown specifically and rcsponilinir to t hir.d described, before '. A . Colley. IT. your name return-address who (Jives Kenna, N. M, astiur pitofri' adili w.-di-d oath, nieethuf above and you .V M. (n.piil 31, lull, lile In this oftire her these alleKiilloris of contest, or if fail S. oinniissloner. in his olhce at Klida. printed on sent postpaid time' in office on day of July, . them, duly eoroborated atplli-atio- to content and ia within that to tile this due the Mb lilll. for only cttrethccaiicellation of yottr htniesleail entry. proof that vnil have served a copy of your Claitinir.t names its witnesses: No. 01K7U.). made June PtlBon. for N!3 Section 7, answer on the said eotites'tint either in Clarence Heard, Aimer Clioathain, Oscar T. this 'ltw-nshl- 7 Koulh, llantre 3 eat, N. M. I'. Mer- person oi by reiiisteied mail.. If service Mathis.tleori'e '. Ilolierl Soil, all of Klida, N. e.opy your idian, and at KroiituH for her contest wlifcalletccH is mado by the delivery of a of M. person, proof that you have wholly abandoned aald trifU of answer to the contestant in C- C. Hi:shv. said , 5 c land, that you Iihvo not renide.l upon or culti- of such service must be either the J.-- Jy:l Kcitister. vated any part thcreoX for ntotc than two yeara contestant's written acknowledgment of his receipt of copy, showinir the date of This is no more than you pay last pant. . the You are, therefore, further notified that the its receipt, or the alf!dail of the person by FOU K ATIOX. for your envelopes plain with- said alienation will he taked hy this offiru a whom the delivery was made statini when .NOTICE ri'lU MULE RAISERS TAkE out your return card. having bean confessed by yott,'and your said and where the copy was delivered; If made non-coa- l K. H. IfVKO ti'Wtj entry will beoancelcd thereuurlcr without, yur bv registered mail, proof of such service l)i'lai inu'iit uf the interior. U. 8. NOTICE. No matter .where you are, further right to he heard therein, either before must consist of tho alTidaiit f the peison Land Ofttce at Kort Sumner, N. M.. May V2. copy was mailed xtntinif w hon what your business, or wheie this otflee oron appeal. If you fall tofilo In this by whom Uie IWU. This black Jack with white office within twenty days after the FOl'ltTll and the post office to which it was mailed, Notice is hereby nivcn mat Lavadla M, Vy you you puhlit-atlD- points 14 J hands high will make live, should U9e an of this notice, as shown below, your and this aftii'.avit must be accotr.iulned Hudspeth, of Hilda, N. M. who. on 'eh, 21. 1909 answer, tindVr oath, xpeclrically nicetlu(c and the postmaster's receipt for the letter. made U li. No. 0.V..S0. for SUX See. I, Ken- - envelope with your name and ori.. the season at our barn in to teese allegations of contest, or If You should st iue In your answer the mime Tp. 4 S. It., 2.1 K, and on lime 5. Hill, made 111 iklf t ct n o U1 return address for every lettei you fall within time to Ale In this office .1ue of the post office to which you destic future entry. No. 0t.',S. for i 11a. l!riomnoi'i'j Lwiv iva n uti it1iiu uiiti that auditional homestead iu you mail. proof that you have served a copy of you- - ans- notices to be sent to vou. SW'4. Sec. 3. Twp. 4 S. ltanite 2'i K , N. M. 1'. --i suck $10.00, insure mare to be eit In person - wer on the contestant her or by Kmmett Patton. notrister. Meridian,, has llled notice of intention to The envelopes we 'give- you live-yea- r Yin fold $3,00, season $0 00, single registered mall. If this service Is made hy the Date uf first publication fay !'. VHJ. make proof, to establish claim to the are -- the best quality white. The (lullvery of a copy of ytmr answer to the con- ' " second " Junes. 1"! I. lund above described. Uyfore C. A. Coffey, U. . servica H.00, special prices on In person, proof of suoh service he ' " 12 "HI. Coiuuiiss.oner. in his oOlce Klida, N. M. fol-Isw- testant must " Ul;,d June S. at return card will appear as ' two or more Season either thesni l euutestant'a written acknowledg- " 'fourth " Jnne 1'U'iH. on July 10, ID14. mares. " ends ment of his receipt of the copy, showinir thedate Claimant names as witnesses: July loth. of its receipt, or the aftidavtt of the person hy Virginia S, Kinard, Lleorne W. Kinard. Every pre caution will be used Af'er 10 Day Return to whom the delivery was made statins when and Nnlhc for rnliliciition. James K. Wallis, Henry Ifankin, all of Klida, where the copy was delivered; If mado byrejjib-tere- accidents, will . . 02 N. M. to prevent but THE KENNA mall, proof of such service must cotisli-- t ( I )'. Henry, RECORD Interior, U. S. C not be responsible for any should the affidavit of the person hy whom the copy Department of the J.l.ly.t lteiflsler. Kenna. New Mexico. was mailed stating when and the post office to Land Office at Itoswtll. N. M. May 1.1- I'd they occur. which It was mailed, and this affidavit must he Notice is hereby invention William A. Wil Season becomes due when aocompaiited by the postmaster's receipt for the 'lams, of Kenna, N. M. who. on Muy M, I'.Ml. letter. made If, K. Scr. No. leios. for NM'i Sec. f mare is known toLe in fold or You should state In your answer the name of Twp 7 S.. ItanKe 33 K., N. M. P. Meridian, NOTICIS FOlt IMIII.ICATIIIW traded or leaving the country, FARMERS! postofllce to which you ileslro future notices l.i has tiled notleo of intention to make three-yea- non-coa- l 1''. S. 0'220 tnulM lund LI. besont to you. , Proof, to establish claim to the Uepai'tment of the Interior, 8. (ad) Jones & Pi i t le. Send 2.)o for a copy of The C. IT. S. F.mmett Patton, above described, before Dan Suviw, Land OtTicc at lirl Sumner X. M. May 2. Parmer's Rapid Figurer and Commissioner, in lus olllce at Kenna. N. M. I'd I. f Ketclslur, .June ':!. I is Colon Wiison, Calculator; the handiest book Date of first publication . May .20 Iul4 on P'l Notice hereby Kiven that S. N. M. on 211, 1011. 8 you ever saw; money back if " "second " June S, 114. Claimant names ns witnesses: of Kenna, who, Jan. made S R. L. RODERSON, oriic., H K. OWM, N W H IS. Tp.'i S. wanted.?;. (J. Foster, Assump- " "third " Junetr. tint Kdtnir L. Meltr.vi.e. Hod K. llonhlini. ihese No for See. ' " lourth " June I'.iH. of valley View N. M, Thomas It. Southard. II. 30 K,. and on Apiil Pi, P'12. made Add 1., II. tion, III. l, M. V. 11101:15. Th e Barber Eva Southard, these of Kenna. No. for H. NKUSWM and the N W!,SK! 111. Twp. 5 S., 30 K. . Ivumnli Pat ton. Sec. Hanne N. N t NOKTH SIDE j NOTICE FOU 1TUL1CA HON. Itetri.-tf- r' M. P, Meridian, has filed notice of intention X Agent for the Panhandle Steam X non coal K. S. out 8 010115 t t make five year Proof, to establish claim to Q Department of tlie Interior U. S. Lund OHiee Dan C. 0 Laundry, of Amarlllo, Texas Nollce for Pulillcutlon. Nullee for Pulillcutlon. the land above described, before K Phone No 13 S at Kort Sumner, N. M. June 0, 19U. va iTi oJis:'i Savau'C VJ. S. Cotuniissioncr. In his olllce at Notice Is hereby niven Unit Murshel Powell, nepartjnent at the Interior, U. S. Land Drrnrtne,lt of ,lle Interior. V. S Kenna. N. M. on July Mb, 1011. of N. M. on 1910. M. t:i Elida. who, July sa. nmde OrtUse at Itoswell. N. M. May 14, 1914. Land Olllce at lioswell, N. June lilt. Clainiattt naiims as witnesses: No OK20S 5 M., Williams, U.K. for the NVV!Seo Tp. Notice ia hereby itlven that Manilla Nl'.cs, Notice Is hereby ifiven that IUtilte Willie A. i'ry. John A. Klnimons. Luther 11.30 K.. und on April 11, a. w on May l'Ml, made I'll mude addltiouul of Uicliland, N. M. who. on May 12. l'Ulmade erf Itichhind. N. M.. ho. SI. t'lirmlchael William H. I.'ooper, all of 11. K. No. 010145, 1 and and S'v NKV, 021 for NE SO anil for Lots i U.K. SetlalNo. OS 174, for Section 34 H. K. Kerlal No. S'. Kentiu. N, M. 5 :1J 38 K., N.M. HAROLD HURD, See.8.Towhiu S. Kiinife K.. N. M. P. Twp. e S, ltani!e 36 K.N. M T. Meridian, NWM See. 25. Twp. S., Itant'e C. C. Henry. Merluian, has filed notice of Intention to has llled notice of Intention to make three I'. Meridian, has lllod notice of intention lo J.VJy',1 lleuister. Attorney. year to claim claim to i make three I'roof, establish to year proof, to establish claim to the lar.d make three year Proof, to establish the lund above described, before Dan C. Sav- V. K. II. S, the land above described, before C. K. T Praetielng befo.-- a all described,' before Toombs. court. age. U. S. Commissioner, in his office at Commissioner in his olllce, at Itichhind, N. Toombs, IT. S. CiHiimissioner. iu his olllce, at Especiiil attention to United Kenna, N, M. on July 1, PU4. M.on June 30, 1914. Richland. N. M., on July in. 1011. Claimant names as witnesses: Claimant names as witnecees: Claimant names na witnesseu: . James W. ltrockmon. (Jeorue K, Chavers, W, R. Massey, W. Thrower, Claybern Pishop, John int-nu- s ajiuui wmi-- ij uLt'i:ii Georire Thrower, Charles fieorne rooiea, of Keiitm, all of Itleli-land- , both N. M. Lusheu Powell. Jamea these of Allie.' N- - M. 'A'alter C. Locke, C. W. Jones. Walter J. Alexander, "De mam dat tinks nobody can't ini W. Heed, both if Elidu, N, M. llluke U'llllams, these of Hichlatid. N, M. N. M. fool him," said Uncle Eben, "stahts lo ,' C. Henry. l'.uimelt Patton, KuimcU Hatton, by foolln' hl'se'f rlglit there." Wash-ingto- JmJyS . M2'i-J2- - HtKieter Heaibter. Iteidster. JPJyl7 Star. THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

OLD-TIM- PRAISE FOR YANKEES' B0S3 GEORGE M'QUILLAN IN E FORM 8talllng Declares Frank Chance Has Finally Developed Real Contender Lauds Caldwell. Big Chief Stalllngs, the leader of the Braves, figures Frank Chance's New Yorks as the real dark horse of the American league. "Chance Is one of the greatest lead ers in the game," said Stalllngs, in commenting on the club. "It has taken Washington Explorer Finds Strange Cave Men' a whole lot of nerve, and a whole lot of executive ability to do what he has T ASHTNGTON. Caves hewn in the solid rocks of sug&rloaf mountains. I - - - if- - done. He simply cleaned house with If sometime to the depth of 150 feet large enough to hold from 1,500 to all the dead wood Wolverton left and 1,000 people. Men Who think nothing of running 40 and 60 miles a day within a year he has built up what without taking a drink of water. strikes me as one of the best balanced People who never set eyes on clubs In the Johnson circuit fruits or vegetables. "There is ho one in the American . Towns of 8,000 to 8.000 inhabi- league that has any better pitchers tants, in which there is not a building, than Chance. To my mind he has the the people living in holes In the earth. greatest pitcher in the game in Cald- A land of no shadows between 8 well. That fellow has the greatest a. m. and 5 p. m. curve ball I ever saw, and he has al - A nation In which women are most as much speed as Johnson. Fish- never seen. er Is a rattling pitcher. I am told These are some' of the wonders 2 - that the young fellows who came aft- described by Frank Edward Johnson, er I left are equally promising. Their the explorer and lecturer and contrib- work to date has shown It true. uting editor of the National Geographic Magazine, who arrived In Washington "Ed Sweeney is not traveling be after an absence of almost two years, spent among the troglodyte tribes of yond his speed. For me in 1910 he southern Tunisia. Mr. Johnson gave out his first interview since his return was the best catcher in the American to the United States, after reporting to the National Geographic society In league. But the greatest player of all Washington. . that Chance dug up Is Jimmy Walsh. While in Tunisia Mr. Johnson conducted extensive researches among the There is an outfielder for you, one burled Roman cities, and traced the old Roman highways, which have been of the very best in. the game. How hidden for centuries by the shifting sands of the Sahara. He succeeded In Frank ever got him away from the following for S00 miles the route of the road that was built from Carthage to Leptls ago. calculating Connie I cannot fig- Magna and to Alexa&Jila nearly two thousand years UllUUlUllUUlMMUIIUIllllllllUUIUUIIlllllHlMllliniHIillllllUUmmUilUlUUUiJtllM: Mack Inti- ure. A manager has only to have a "On the trip Just concluded," said Mr. Johnson, "I camelnto a more ! p ' mate southern Pitcher McQuillan of Pittsburgh. few players of Walsh stamp to contact with the Innermost lives Of the peoples of the extreme f f the sfudy make a team. Tunisia than ever before, and I had an unequaled opportunity to them George McQuillan lias been performing as handBomely and easily In at closer range any foreigner ever enjoyed. There are probably "Where Chance really made his than has the box as any hurler In the National league. He has entirely regained the more than one hundred thousand of these people in a section hitherto sup- team was Trues-dal- e. form he displayed when he was with the Phillies several years ago and Is in the acquisition of posed to be almost uninhabitable. They are pursuing an exceedingly primi- going to be a great help to the Pirates in their struggle for the flag. Big I may be prejudiced but I tive life. Mac is a grand fielder and he cuts In once In a while with a hit and wins think he Is a better ball player than "All the troglodyte strongholds are difficult of approach.. Their warriors his own game. Mac objects to being called a veteran pitcher. He Is only Maisel. He Is as good a fielder as could see the enemy approaching for many miles, unless they came by night will too, a twenty-nin- e years old, and Is in as good shape as he ever was in his life. Maisel and outhlt him, in and then the zigzag path that led up to the great walls, worn smooth by Mac and Dabe Adams will have to bear the brunt of the Pirate defense season's stretch. Though no faster centuries of hard use, with a surface like polished marble, was too danger- In the box. So far they have been able to get by very neatly. than Truesdale, Maisel is the better ous, for a stumble meant sudden death on the rocks hundreds of feet below. base runner. Fritz is one of the best It Is difficult even tor the mountain goats born and bred there." base runners In the country. But BIRDIE CREE HITTING HARD the offer after he finishes his Yale career. He Is not eligible for the varsity Capital Folk Scramble for Rent-Fre- e Houses Diminutive Outfielder Is Banging Ball this season, but will have three years at Good Rate With International at shortstop before he leaves college. THERE'S a scramble on among several hundred Washlngtonlans for League Team. He has averaged one home run and during the summer months in the city's most exclusive resi three hits in every game yet played dential districts. Few people outside the capital realize that there are in Birdie Cree, formerly of the New lor tne ireahmen. Jf this city scores of beautiful and costly York Americans, is now playing with Rellly Is the star of the present Yale homes which are turned over to cars-taker- s, the Baltimore team In the Interna- team. He Is batting for .440 and is a sometimes without rent, and tional league. Birdie fell off in Ms whirlwind at the dizzy corner. He is with coal, gas and electric light bills paid. care-- while with the Yankees and easily the leading third baseman of ' ' On some occasions, even, : hitting IIIIIIUC i 'iiiiiiiiiiri are paid was let out to the minor leagues. Cree the Intercollegiate arena. Last year fit takers a nominal sum to live he led the Yale nine at the bat He In the houses. has offers from the New York Na Now Is the season when these tionals and Americans, the Philadel- caretakers are the busiest Those who have had positions phia Athletics and both Boston nines. these in the past His home In are the most active and they besiege is Brockton, and he Is a almost dally brother of Barney Rellly, the various real estate the former offices in the city. For business Chicago White Sox, this and of Jim Rellly, Is one of the hardest for real estate men to look after. In the first place the former Yale halfback and left field they must be able to Judge er. Rellly character "on the Jump" and be able to pick men will almost certainly cap- and women who would be capable and honest Then after selecting the tain the Yale nine next season, after names of applicants the agents have to Investigate their standing and trust- which it is whispered that he will worthiness. In the selection of the tenants widows almost always have first probably be found in a New York uni choice. A good widow with children Is always regarded as the best form. McGraw is said to have made fit t---' - . him the greatest offer ever tendered to any college player. He was not in clined to play professionally till this Uncle Sam Needs Rifle Ranges for Civilians offer, rumored to be about $5,000, vr j made him, but It is said to have lev the probability that citizen soldiery may called to national v'-X-) WITH be If 11 him to think moreserlously of ulti- the national board for promotion of rifle Dractiae of the war denarfc ' II mately becoming a professional. ment has Issued a statement explaining the need of rifle ranges for practise, i which has been made possible by th GREATEST PITCHER ON EARTH present congress in providing for th free distribution of rifles and ammu- nition to civilian rifle clubs and school Lady Funeral Director of Dead Letter cadets. Office Sends Pott Card to Walter uiniiaoi v rii t i mi mi! iimi C.ii "Again we are faced with the pos- Perry Johnson. -- Tin I"" f TTTI' IiaTflslrtllal'll sibility of sending untrained youth! from their homes to the battlefield." Sain, Pitcher Caldwell of Yankees, - Uncle serving in the capacity liw nisicuicuv say. xitscruiis can a of on arbitrator behalf of American will not get any more bases taught to march, drill, and take care fandom, the other day was upon Frits called on balls. of themselves in the field in a com- to decide "who Is the greatest pitcher paratively New York fans ma Truesdale short period, but such li in latter day baseball?" tell not the case with care has looked like a bloomer with the the and effec There was in tive use of the service arm. A long step in right direction was by received the Chicago stick. I cannot understand He the taken post office the other day a postal that the present congress when it enaoted a law, through a paragraph In the army card should hit .250 In the American league. bearing the following Inscription: appropriation bill, authority for the war department to issue rifles and ammo- - And hitting .250 there will be few bet nltlon free to certain civilians. . "To the Oreateat Pitcher on Earth." basemen. I think Trues- Chicago ter second "It Is a fundamental principle of national defense that citizens should be Birdie Cree. had been nonplussed by dale must be a little nervous In his the problem, as a cursory examination trained In the use of the service arm. Rifle instruction is the keynote ol new surroundings. He will hit bet- national defense of Switzerland. If we were to train our citizens in the was always regarded as one of the of the records of the Cubs, Sox, and he goes, I am sure. leading ter the further I same proportion as that small republic, we would have about 3,000,000 trained batsmen in the American Chifeds naturally would indicate. to him second In the league, post used bat order, civilian expert riflemen. but his work with the stick The card was sent to the dead speed and his fine bunt year because of his last was a big disappointment to letter office, where one of the lady ing skill. He legged out many a Manager funeral directors, Chance. Cree is banging the like a good rooter safety trying to sacrifice for my Buf- good the Varied Lot of Plants Grown by the Government ball at a rate in the Interna- for Nationals, promptly forwarded falo club." tional. the card to Walter Perry Johnson. "Smokeball Walter" received the card CONNECTION with Its Investigations, the Smithsonian institution under IN some years ago' the collecting of a series of cactuses. only YALE MEN RECEIVE OFFERS and has filed it in among the other Not acquisitions of his remarkable career, AOTrS the herbarium specimens, but many examples of living plants were secured which include bank stock, railway of The problem of the care of these "Long" John Rellly and Harry William bonds and gilt-edg- e mortgages.. living plants while under observation Le Gore Expected to Play With DIAMOND was solved through the 8ome Big League Team. First Game for Giant. Pitcher Rube Benton has been doing of the department of agriculture, which twirling for so special greenhouse No. 7, Al Damaree succeeded in getting the excellent the Reds far assigned at Two Yale baseball players will wear first victory for the Giants. chap this season. Fourteenth and B streets northwest big league a year. The Today a uniforms within At with the "Ralph Rose delivery," as for housing them. veritable of In it, filled with least they have received several offers Jack Miller once put it, is a pitching Outfielder Tennant Sacramento desert flourishes all ex- strange desert plants, espe- and one of them admits that be marvel simply because no one can made four bits in four times up off kinds of pects to accept one of the Malarkey of Oakland. cially cactuses from North and South bids. figure out bow he does it. Doing it Pitcher "Long" . of which there are perhaps The pair are John Rellly, the and getting away with it may be two America, baseman, Wil- Arthur Wilson has neighborhood of five thousand Yale third and Harry different propositions bat they amount Catcher been hit In 'the liam Le Oore, who has been called the to the same... ting hard forthe Chifeds, but not suffl. specimens. most promising baseball player who clently so to keep them out of the The collection has much to attract the ordinary visitor. No such collec- has entered Yale in twenty years. He Pecklnpaugh Pralaed. division. tion In Europe has so many unique and rare species. Each pot contains a comes from Merceraburg academy, The New York "Sun" rises to re- label which gives the key number to record books giving the history of each where he was captain of the baseball, mark; "Going over the field One argument in favor of the Pi- plant The collection contains about twenty-fiv- e species of the night-bloomin- g situa plants football and basket-bal- l teams. He is tion carefully one cannot discover rates' copping the National league cereus, several of the bishop's cap, and some striking a stortstop, and has been elected cap- any shortstop in either big league hunting Is that none of the experts specimens of Turk's head cactus. - photographer tain of the freshman nine. His home wno excels recitinpaugn to any no- picked them to do so. The of the National museum makes photographs of the " any la In Le Oore, Md. He was fullback ticeable extent. This chap is about flowering plants when special features are to be noted, thousands ol on the freshman football eleven and as good as they come, day In Pat Ragon believes that to be la Jhese cuttings being distributed by the department to the various botanical and throughout made a record as drop kicker. He has day out, and the New York club would good shape he will have to pitch every institutions the world. received an offer of 14,000 a year from, give a fat wad of money for a sec other day, and he ts pestering Man Tba collection is directly uuifj tUe ctuurg of E, M. Byraea, anriaUiU e&t of gArdeo and ground, . onni Mack, and 1 illtel to accept ond baseman of the s&m caliber." gar Robinson, to let tim do U. THE RECORD. KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

the begging boatmen, tb quarreling She's the right tort But a woman games; and what bad become ot sw of the children and the barking of cant take a man by the scruff of his and so, who always drank his whisky 5 dogs these noises were In- neck and chuck him." neat; and what's-hls-nam- who in- cessant from dawn Until sunset. "But I can," declared Abbott sav- vented cures for snake bites! The Source of Uric Acid The artist glared down from his agely. Abbott deliberately pushed over an Eating too much I a common bablt that PLACE 1 square window at the ruffled waters, "Tut tut! He'd eat you alive. Be- oak bench. "Am I host here or not?" does a lot of barm. Meat, especially, forms fleeting "Abby, old man, how are you?" said urio acid and the constant nlteriDgof acld-lade- n or scowled at the snows on sides, you will find him too clever to blood weakens the kidneys. Uric acid the mountains over the war. He give you an opening. But he'll bear Courtlandt, smiling warmly and hold- Cannes rheumatic and nervous trouble, Y- passed some ten or twelve minutes In watching. He's capable of putting her ing out his hand. "My apologies; but weakens the eyes, forms gravel and leads HQNE- this useless occupation, could the colonel and I never expected to to dropsy and Bright'! disease. Kidney but he on a train and running away with her. weakness gives early warnings, however, not get away from the bald fact that Between you and me, I don't blame see each other again. And I find him such as backache and urinary disorders he had acted like a petulant child. To him. What's the matter with sicking talking with you up here under this and can be stopped by prompt treatment. have shown his hand so openly, simply the Barone on him? He's the best roof. It's marvelous." Use Doan's Kidney Pills, the best rec- jvvoon ommended and widely because In a you wouldn't drop a most used kidney the Barone bad beaten him man in southern Italy with foils and "It's wonder remedy. the race for the motor-boa- t! And Slo slo fellow a line," said Abbott, In a fault- broadswords. 'em, Towser; Aa Oklahoma Case Nora would understand that he waa fire-eat- finding tone, as he righted the bench. ' 'em!" The old chuckled. HAROLD did you "t was troubled in, Mvtff weak and without backbone. Hani, The subject waa extremely distaste- "When come?" terribly by disor- gan himself must hare reasoned out ful to the artist The colonel, a rough "Last night Came up from Como." dered kidneys." says cause plays as "Going to stay long?" Mrs. D. LI. Hayes, of MACGEA' the for such asinine soldier, whose diplomacy had never 611 Webster St., he had executed In the game of check- above heights of clubbing "That depends. I am really on my Woodward, O k 1 a . risen the "My bladder was In- ers. How many times had the old a recalcitrant hlllman into submis- way to Zermalt I've a hankering to flamed and the kid- man called out him to wake up and have another try at Matterhorn." ney secretions Rave to sion, baldly Inferred that he under- the me great distress. I move? In spirit he bad been across stood the artist's Interest In the rose "Think of that!" exclaimed the had pains throuRh In colonel. "He says try." my kidneys all thi the lake, a spirit Hades. He was of the Harrlgan family. He would another time. On the ad not only a fool, but a coward likewise. have liked to talk more In regard to "You came a roundabout way," was vice of one of my family I used Doan's CD. He had not dared to the Interloper, but it would have been the artlBt's comment Kidney Pills and sheer folly. The colonel, In his blun- "Oh, that's because I left Paris for two or three boxes put It to the touch fixed me ud all To...gain or lose It all. dering way, would have brought up right. I will always five them my en- the subject again at tea-tim- e and put dorsement." He saw it coming; before long he everybody on edge. He had, unfor- Cet Doan's at Any Store. 80e a Bos and that Italian would be at each oth- tunately for his friends, a reputation er's throats. other titan that of a soldier; he posed v response FOSTER-MILBUR-doan'sw--CO, BUFFALO, N. Y. "Come in!" he called. In as a peacemaker. He saw trouble 8YNOP8I8. to a sudden thunder on the door. where none existed, and the way he The door opened and a short, en-- patched up imaginary quarrels would Kleanora de Toscana was stnoina In I Man MinviL.to.. I have strained patience of Job. Still, Paris, which, perhaps, accounted for Kd-- .7. the The Wretchedness ward Courtlandfs annearance there. Mul-- T nawtoyed. Came In. Why the dOTH every one loved him, though they lived IJLI2i!IfS ..he wandeJ?l bo whe" don't yoa Join the Trapplst monks, ! In Paris one I . in mortal fear of him. So Abbott came iday ADDOttT ...tough I Should of Constipation and Kamchatka the next. Following If I Waan t about quickly and siflled against the Can quickly overcome by ine open be soes to a cafe and la have died of apoplexy on the second be by a pretty young woman. Bhe wind. CARTER S LITTLE gives him the addreea of Flora Deslmone, landing.' "By the way," he said, "I wish you Tocal rival of Toacana, and Flora gives "Good morning, Colonel I " Abbott LIVER PILLS. Italm the addreaa whom he la would let me Bketch that servant of of Kleanora. laughed and rolled out patont rock- Purely vegetable (determined to aee. Courtlandt entera the yours. He's got a profile like a me- act surely and Kleaoora'a apartments. Bhn orders him er for his guest. "What's on your dallion. Where did you pick him up?" ! Carters out and shoots at him. The next day gently on the M I (Parts la shocked by the mysterious dis- mind this morning? I can give yon "in the Hills. He's a Sikh, and a liver. Cure JniTTI r appearance of the prima donna. Realising one without Ice." ' Biliousness, JT abduo-jtlo- n firstrClass fighting man. Didn't know W IINIVLKPel a aw I that he may suspected S M B M be of the M Miss I miL.L I of Kleanora Courtlandt arrannes for "I'll take it neat, my boy. I'm not that you went for. faces." head- Kl A. an aHbL Kleanora reappears and accuses thirsty, I'm faint. These Italian archi- as thing. want ache. iCourtlandt of having abducted her. His "Not a usual Just it laltW tects; they call three ladders flights my Dizzi Is satisfactory to the police and the for own use. How does he keep ness, and Indigestion. They do their duty. charge is dismissed. Kleanora flees to of stairs! Ha! That's IriBh whis- bis beard combed that way?" 'Lake Como to rest after the shock. She ... SHALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. is followed by a number of her admirers, ky, and Jolly fine. Want foa to come "I've never bothered myself about among them the prince who really pro- over and take tea this afternoon. I'm the curl of his whiskers. Are my Genuine must bear Signature cured her abduction. Harri-gan-s. i - going up presently to see the clothes laid out? Luggage attended CHAPTER VI Continued. Thought I'd go around and do to? Guns shipshape? That's enough "That expression proves that your the thing informally. Taken a fancy for me. Some day you have got to Highness is sane again. Have you to the old chap. He's a little bit of go out there with me." realized the annoyances, the embar- all right Tm no older than he is, but "Never shot a gun In all my life. I When Short Jenks Raged. rassments, you have thrust upon me look at the difference! Whisky and don't know which end to hold at my Yesterday Short Jenks came to the by your pursuit? Have you not read soda, that's the racket. Not by the shoulder." Globe office and spit fire about an Item the scandalous innuendoes in the news- tubful; JuBt an ordinary half dozen a "Teach you quick enough. Every that stated his father was 111. He de papers? Tour Highness, I waa not day, and a dem climate thrown in." man's a born hunter. Rao will have nounced newspapers In general, said born on the Continent, so I look upon "Difference In training." tigers eating out of your hand. He's reporters were bonebeads and delib my work from a point of view not "Rot! It's the sized hat a man a marvel; saved my hide more 'than erately malicious, and that freedom ' common to those of your caste. I am wears. I'd give fifty guineas to see once. Funny thing; you can't show of the press was folly. His father the old fellow in action. But, I say; you're grateful. Lose caste proud of It, and I look upon it with 'em that "I'll Take It Neat My Boy." died this morning. Atchison Globe. honor, honor. I am a woman, but I recall the argument we had before you If you do. I rather miss it . Get the am not wholly defenseless. There was went to Paris T" East in your blood and youll never Brescia. They had some good flights Sawdust Is sold at $40 a ton In a time when I thought I might num.-- "Yes." get it out Fascinating! But my liver there. Wonderful year! They cross Canada. ' ber among my friends a prince; but "Well, I win. Saw Mm bang across turned over once too many times. Ha! the channel In an airship and discover yon have made that Impossible." the street this morning." Some one coming up to buy a picture." the North Pola" ."Come," he said hoarsely; "let us Abbott muttered something. The step outside was firm and un "Pah! Neither will be of any use For Every ;go and find a priest You are right "What was that?" wearied by the climb. The door opened to humanity; merely a fine sporting I love you; I will, give up everything, "Nothing." unceremoniously, and Courtlandt came proposition." The colonel dug into his Kind of leverything!" "Sounded like 'dem it' to me." In. He stared at the colonel and the pocket for his pipe. "But what do For a moment she was dumb. This "Maybe It did." colonel returned the stare. you think of Germany?" Lameness absolute surrender appalled her. But "Heard about him In Paris T" "Caxley-Webste- r! Well, I say, this "Fine country," answered Court- that good fortune which had ever been "No." globe goes on shrinking every day!" landt, rising and going to a window; at her side stepped into the breach. "The old boy had transferred his cried Courtlandt "tine people, too. Why?" And as she saw the tall form of the regiment to a lonesome post in the The two pumped hands energetical- "Do you er think they could whip Barone approach, she could have North to cool his blood. The young- ly, sizing each other up critically. us?" thrown her arms around his neck in ster took the next train to Paris. He Then they sat down and shot ques "On land, yes." be- "'" pure gladness. was there incognito for two weeks tions, while Abbott looked on bewil- "The devil!" V Rub fconsnd j V-""- found "him and bundled him Elephants and tigers and chit-tab- s "Oh, Barone!" she called. "Am I fore they dered. "On water, no." s3k, horouahbr 'making you back. Of course, every one knows that and wild boar and quail-runnin- g "Thanks. In words, you be miss this dance?" crazy strange guttural names; other "It does not matter, slgnorlna." The he is but a lad who's had too and weltering lieve our chances equal?" freedom." colonel emptied nights in the Jungles, freezing morn HANFORD'G keenly much The "So equal all this war-scar- e Is 'Barone stared at the erect and sorry lngs Hills; stupendous that tense figure at the prima donna's side. his glass. "I feel dem for Nora. in the card piffle. But I rather like to see you Balsam of Myrrh "You will excuse me, Herr Rosen," English get up in the air occasional- said Nora, as she laid ber hand upon ly. It will do you good. You've an For Cuts. Burns. , the Barone's arm. Idea beoause you walloped Napoleon Bruises. Sprains. Herr Rosen bowed stiffly; and the that you're the same race you were English- Strains. Stiff Neck. two left him standing uncovered in then, and you are not The V TV. - w 'the moonlight speaking races, as the first soldiers. Chilblains, Lame Back, - "What is he doing here? What has have ceased to be." Old Sores. OoenWounr a. XI he been saying to your the Barone "Well, I he dem!" gasped the colonel. and all External Injuries. "1 'demanded. Nora withdrew her hand "It's the truth. Take the American, ,from his arm. "Pardon me," said he he thinks there Is nothing In the world Mada Since 1845. money. Take Britisher, to icontritely. "I have no right to ask cat but the Price 25c, 50c and $1.00St AMERICA MODEL FOR EUROPE ed with the in her. The cat In him caste Is everything. Take the you such questions." kitty Is twitch-ln- g wild to the tip of her money out of one man's mind and the It was not long after midnight when al- All Dealers tail. Watch her if she hasn't well-bor- n SYRACUSE. NT Y. motor-boat Baroness von Suttner Calls the United importance of being out of the returned to its abiding ready scratched you as, crouched iplace. On the way over conversation States "Land of Unlimited the other . . ." He turned from the Possibilities." In the grass, she makes her way to- window and smiled at the artist and lagged, and finally died altogether. some ward unsuspecting bird, advises empurpling Anglo-India- Mrs. Harrlgan fell asleep against Ce- Dallas Lore Sharp the 40.0,000 "The land of unlimited possibilities in the Atlantic "Abbott," growled the soldier, "that leste's shoulder, and the musician A shiver runs through you. You can and conquered impossibilities" Is what man will some day drive me amuck. never deviated her gaze from the sil- tiger-lik- e Bertha von Suttner calls feel her claws so is she. What do you think? One night, on a ver ripples which flowed out diagonal- Baroness so savage, America. wild and so bent on the tiger hunt he got me into an argu ly and magically from the prow of kill. Or come upon is to America, the young, new ber at dead of ment like this. A brute of a beaBt Immigration figures show that the the boat Nora watched the stars "It night in some empty, dimly lighted v world, exuberant In strength, glad In lumped into the middle ot It Court Of aur-- 5 slowly ascend over the eastern range alley. She is on the prowL The light population Canada increased daring, tired, cynical Europe landt shot him on the second bound, 1 400.0004 of mountains; and across the Are of its that narrow, gulchlike lng 19 3, by the addition of to find new hope and faith in of the street falls and turned to me with 'Well, as I United States his innumerable cigarettes the Barone looks on with largeness new settlers from the progress," says the baroness, who her a startling and was saying!' I don't know to this day Europe. Most of these have gone, watched her. marks her silent shadow on flags. and was declares that Europe Is being Ameri- the whether it was nerve or what you on farms in provinces of Manitoba, As the boat made fast to the She moves stealthily out to cor- front of canized by returning immigrants. the Americans call gall." Saskatchewan and Alberta. landing in the Grand hotel, ner, and, well within the shadows, grinned man "But," she says, "it is a pity that "Divided by two," Abbott English Nobleman. Celeste observed a in evening stops to glance furtively up and down Lord William Percy, an lounging against so few people of our better educated "Ha, I see; half nerve and half gall says: dress, the. rail of the open cross-stree- t peo- the But the But we were talk- ( quay. Tne search light from the cus- classes travel in your country as you I'll remember that The uosslbimies and oDDOrtunlties offered ple are all within the shut doors. Infinitely! boat, hunting for tobacco smug- Americans travel here. But, do you ing of airships." by Ihs Canadian West ara so toms There is no one for her to devour. which exist in England, glers, flashed over bis face. She could know, I have often wondered If you "I was" retorted Courtlandt. ,"You sraaier than thoss man who pow that It seems absurd to think that people J repress the little gasp, and know us as well as you know our art were the started the Impeded coming to not her Lingered In the Memory. should ba from tnsi hand tightened upon Nora's arm. and antiquities. wow." He looked down Into the street country whers they can most saniy A well-know- n violinist Is "What Is it?" asked Nora. "One of my dear American friends the father with sudden Interest "Who is that?' certainly Improve their position. of two lovely and intelligent children. opened up. - "Nothing. I thought I was slipping." confided to me that they, she and her The colonel and Abbott hurried New districts are being husband, had never been in a private The other day he overheard a conver- across the room. which will make accessible a great sation between the two in which they I say. number ol homesteads in districts! CHAPTER" VII. home In Europe until they visited ma "What did Abbott? I told sspeclaily adapted to mixed tann trying to of "Even though everything is not rosy were recall the first names you I saw him. He's crazy; fact. ing and grain raising. all the great opera singers. "What Is Colonel Caxley-Webste-r. In your political arena, though there Thinks he can travel around Incognito For illustrated literature and . d first name?" he heard the railway rates, apply to I a.i studio was under the roof Is brazen-face- practice of corruption C'ruso's when there isn't a magazine on earth reduced Abbott's younger ask. "Don't know," replied printed Sunt, ol Immigration, Ottawa. I pf one .of the little hotels that stand how do you call It, graft trusts, that hasn't his picture.". Canada, or to you con- the other in a disgusted tone. '"Why, "Well, why shouldn't he timorously and humbly, yet expectant- strikes, bribery though have travel G. A. COOK o It's Robinson, of course!" If wants the imposing cream-stucc- ditions as complex and problems as around he to?" asked Court' I2S W. eth Street ly, between coolly. of the Grand hotel at one end and difficult as everywhere else, we look landt Kansas City, Mo, pink-stucc- o Marks End of Childhood. nudged the elaborate of the Grande to you for the solution, for America The colonel the artist CassSlte QTraneBl Agal hob-naile- pass out of a stageopen, be Bretegne at the other. The d la. full of hope, strength, and you Children "There happens to an attraction Teuton (who wears Americans are striving, and working." beautiful, exquisitely simple Into si- In Bellagglo," said Abbott Irritably. WICHITA RESIDENCE FOR SALE ahoes of the his ' Ham-ljux- and discretions beneath an the mountain kit all the way from g lences "The moth and candle," sup Electric and gas lights, hot water heating syeteaa, In Imposed and artificial Ufa And they plemented the colonel, peering over 12 rooms, larue barn, splendid location north part to Palermo) wore up and down The Cat Kitty. of town. Wichita has splendid schools, good stairs all day; and the racket from Stroke kitty the wrong way and are lost Out of the finished, careful, Courtlandfs shoulder. "He's well set pavements. This place will be sold at a bargain, the watchful, restrained man and woman up," grudgingly admitted the old fel cash or terms-- If you srs thinking of buyirig a hucksters' carts and hotel omni- she spits. Yet she sleeps in the Wichita you should investigate this often the no child emerges again. "The Pas- low. home in buses, arriving and departing from kitchen by the fire. What of it! The tlOX 1018. WICHITA. KANSAS , BBS OOHTINVKnjL toe atetvnboat landing, the shouts of very lap of her mistress has not count sionate Friends." ,ro W. N. U, WICHITA, NO. 25-19- THE RECORD, KENNA, NEW MEXICO.

THE THRICE-A-VVEE- Kj ii EDITION OF THE WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS NEW YORK ARE DOING." .A WORLD No SI one 7 flliS litre is wh&t ore man frtm Ttxas says. inVdvnnoo Practically a Daily at the price of a Week- Seven months ago my ciops binned up pretty Self fac ly, No other Newspaper in the world I tion tii!sr ives so much at so low a price. badly and what lie tun didn't finish U:e water a ii t o 1 and floods wiped out for me. I.rtvrfHf Not I, therefore, made nothing fioni my crons, but Pritseu ?";.'?-v-.'.,-v'- Hiv Tliis is a time of great avents, bad three dairy cows and I was I putting cream ': ; md you will want the news ac- Terms A i i t 1" f f ..:..''-)'i- ' on the market every day, and I managed to of 4, i curately and promptly. All the savi4 y vt ' keep my head above with those three" dairy sioo to H !i:v:k'4Wi. i c countries of the world steadily cows from Ftic draw closer P. A. STARCH Ho;., together, and the F3FSIDCNT toi'y Direct I went to the bank, who was mighty close elegrapli wires bring the hap-lenin- gs banded, ar.d wanted to borrow some rw ry, and of every one. No other $P00.00 was the limit. After I got the $C00.G0 I k$ tot 1 'V , lewspaper has a service equal In ' . went lack me to my wife ar.d talked over the 'We vil! yu n r.ai:tifnl Slrr"!t ri:ir.r f.,r V.n t trial, in your Co that or lhe World and it homo.' Ko co nh I ayrnont requlr'-d. All wr n..l in Uh-.- Will yxy upon, uao best way to invest this amount. She said, never mid test this lii.tii'i I'.. :ui iLivh. It', (it I '.p c m! i I tins l t i.: ;i Co i: l irinl it the eludes, everything fully and iliiSMCHt gram:, Bwooli'sl dnecl mm Iihi'I t'li'iiii in i very v. ti:tit ytuu have evor mind crops, will ( i lu-- ' ) : the we run tho crops as a .side en for Ihe ino!icy, yuii r.vd nl pri (t'rv lo k nd :t i i we will, In tLat promptly. , ' evr-.it- ptiv It f li.'iili vwuj !. Tln.'i t'.liircU I'i.inu ;;:u..l. l ;ako i;;oJ with you, issue, but don't invest this money in the crops, r there in no. The World long since establ- but go out and buy five more dairy cows and a Saya SS33.03 Cif Kora ished a record for impartiality, cream separator. So I went to 9 We tiip Tiif ft t yoi oi:r factory, nt Von pny no c:: !i J vn, b..t p.ftr S1 tloys the store and 5! prices tliuL i;ve you i.f M!o.(W in tho of tii:il, ynu c.ii Ii(.:iu payment on Die low- j nd any body can a ft o r d its ft ctmt of your piiinn. "t'cc' tu furnish est, tiTim c? r by a piano bought a Sharpies Tubuler Separator for $55.00 '"" .iJirt rhrice-a-Wee- k j yt.n n tittT im'jikj f'sr l ionry limn jot van 'i ;,( U nrf uiv orii'nqretl to edition, which and bought five cows some for $40.00 some a I'Wiie rioOJtrrt!. Yon urn of rwivii i i't V'lir inc. it it p.wtriiMp for and fc-- every 2 .1 fcittUfi'Ctoiy Bv.'d't tunfd tUiruMu iii') tt'uda vmu l b. y ;i pi;.no y;n.r b i.H1, withont o'oues other day in the S l!:. nuv. i v. for $00.00 and they averaged $250.00 piano. - for the five, tl?E:ck .veelc, except Sunday.- It will then I had eight cows and a cream separator, and oe of particular value to you livery fUiirc'v ri.M t i i luar-j- 1'liiyM l iunos nrn I put on the market enough cream in fuice-a-Wee- lc seven pruurai:itn d M' 21 y. ;:'.!, thn lK.it and must beauti- now. l lie i Woild months time to pay off the 300.00 I borrowed This pinr.nitra liai a l.irti Tiuiiil.cr of sla.v.Dy ti.-- H ful Vl'Xrr I'iano on tlin of it our 3 r.tv of pi.::i.t i irtl rrcomMiiUid i'i.ii"i;t. Y?n will 1e dp .ilso abounds in other strong fea t'XIHM'icnrc, ami o rt t.in.Titid maut-- in (: and owned tl:i'M ii'.'.htid vi:!i (!it iii3iy i I the eight i;ows, a cream separator . l'!is!iftl, piari'i- - i'i:ir:o-- . xl of an for in1." '..i.vv 1 : i L of tiu'Se tures, sei stories, humor, mar- and had made Ernie money betides, and niioiiiilt le uuiio nr. J" I . T'O f. wu!.iiTfnl and I am iiiff.are a bjuij hi will dp jiifMrd with rhc kets, caitoojit;; in fact, every- only on a small scale as you can see, but I have 50 Free Hi'sie 'Yeber ?110.C3 wry 'W p'icofl tit wbtr-- ll.-- fcecvi'od. thing that is to ba found in a bogs on Stcinway can be the side uid feed thorn the skimmed Ii3:-i- 0 ffc-- first class daily. To prrr' p.ircbiHrr of Chirkennj ... . 0 0T Cec!i . (or milk. I propose to stick to the dairy business." Staixtc l'imi'irt, w Rive tre Kimball onr new Tiiuice-A-Wee- k limbic lcsoni, in ftrc tvf lifuily ii!iHti:Ucd pipno The Woku'b , 1S5.00 ha ' Now t)io t l;i!ovn f;f:itojl Starfck l..'jk givi-- this is only one man in a thousand that is iu wiiich you a . subscription price ('hlCflp. I'MPSO 1; TIJ yc.t Irtv.A of ir.fcnna-tif.- egular is only , Pcii-- for our laht ornomit making money in the dairy business, lie bad to ran ta'ie in ;. ;.: awn hoiii, p f:ii dinjf pitinns. Thi H 00 per year, and pays by iri it i F. ThU book ili UiU nnJ this for pay cash for his separator, and sell his crean at one year s fi"' Int:. clion. p! yi.u. AWHe tojay. lyC papers. We offer this un- the market price, Now we are going to help you P. A. MATJO equalled newspaper and The get started in this paying business. We will sell rCenna Record together for one you a Sharpies Tubuler Separator at the Cdsh year for $1.65. - v price, n and give you until! September to pay for The regula-subscriptio- price it. one-hal- Fuithermore, we will pay f cent per This is Our Best Offer $ of the two papers is $2.00 pound above the market pi ice for your cream V

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Account of Panhandle Bankers Convention nt Plainview, Texas, Magazine June 22 and 23, 1914. Glub Tickets on sale June 21 and 22, 1914.

Final return limit June 25, 1914-On- e half of these fares will ap- Agency. World, SOe yr. Life, Womui'i 35c rr. Craen's Fruit Crow.r, yr. FarmLifa, 2Se Homi 25c yr ply in the sale of tickets to children We are prepared to give you the Five 'About of between the age of 5 and 12years. II! for the Price T. O. Elrod, Agent best rates on any This is the bigeest bargain in the best reading KENNA, NRW MEXICO. and all first class ! fi s&2 matter ever offered to our subscribers. It in-- magazines, newspapers and Period- in this part of the state flnd the Four Magazines of national prominence shown above, sample copies of which may be seen at our office. WE. SHOULD WORRY. icals printed in the United States. We have never sold our paper alone at less than a dollar a year. It is always the one who can But on account of the splendid contract we have made with these big not write a four line local and publications we are able to give our readers the four magazines with our spell every word correctly, who paper, all one year for only $1.18 just 18 cents more than the LET US SAVE YOU regular price of our paper alone. make. fun of the errors in the Send us your orders right away, give them to our representative or call newspaper; it is usually the fel-Ij- w MONEY and see us when you are in town. As soon as you see these clean, who couldn't run a stoie beautiful, interesting magazines you will want them sent to your own two weeks without going into ' 3 home for a year. kankruptcy, who feels compet- Write us for prices on what you 0-- 3 10 JUST THIKK WHAT IT LEAKS'. 0 1 ent lo give the merchant point-r- s M "IP Cur Psper ar.d These Four Standard Mauanues M 1 u on how to conduct his busi- 8 want We always give you as good e ALL FIVE ONE YEAH, ONLY ness, and it is the folks who i jould not make a public address or better prices than you can pos- H This offer holJs' good for arrearages aiul renewals as welljl even if their lives depended upon n as for nsw subscribers. it, who find fault with the min-iter- b' sibly get elsewhere. Sermons, The reason is Send us get, one sub- o $1.18 and credit for full yn.irs not hard-t- find: No man Let us have your renewals as well scription to the KENNA KElORD and the four popular knows how much brains it takes s magazint-- r one vear mentioned above. to do these things until he tries as your new subscriptions. Address The Kenna Record, it himself. Editing a news- - N. M. baper is an easy Address this office. renna, task, If we publish original matter they say wo don't give them select- -

Mantle-ray- . .ons. If we give them select- - Kemp Lumber 'Thtre are y and s and tons they say we are too lazy there are also rays from chose mantle 0 write. If we don't go to Trial Subscription Offer, things that you put on gasburnerg to Company, Improve the light." church we are heathens; if we ELI DA, N. M. The speaker, a photographer, pointed lo we are hypocrites. If we re- $1.10 to a batch o' fogged plates. main at the office we ought to Wire, Posts, Cement, "I koow to my cost that tCiere are he out looking for news; if we manUt-rays,- " snid he. "For a month I we The Record One Year Lumber and Building biorad pew plates In a cloiset along oout aie not tending to wltb a mantle, and all of them got business. If we wear old clothes Alaterial, Sash Doors and hey laugh tit Hollands Magazine until January 1st. 1915. Tho mantle, you Bee. con-talia- d us; if we wear Hardware. ftiorlurn, a radioactive sud-ttinc- e jj(d clothes, they say we have Farm and Ranch " " 1915. that Denetratca a cardboard 1 pull. Now what are we to do? CHARLES J. MACKEY, plate box aa easily as It penetrates Just as likely as not some one All For $1.10. aas. I didn't know thai till ny doo-!o- r villsay we to!e this from an Manager. told ma so last week. My lgnor exchange. So we did. dcb rost ine a hundred platcl."