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. VOL. 16 KENNA, ROOSEVELT COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921 NO. 10

MME. CURIE HARVEY TO ACT IN CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE IS DEAD Tires and Tubes Accessories X. WAS HEAD OF SUPREME Boots and Patching SILESIA PARLEY and Supplies COURT ELEVEN YEARS. Phone 42 His Ascension to the Bench Waa the 1.. '.v,,:: NEW AMERICAN ENVOY TO Climax of a Long Career With ENGLAND SPEAKS AT THE Many Honors Attained. P. & R. GARAGE PILGRIM BANQUET Washington Edward Douglas Elida, New Mexico White, chief Justice of .the United PROMINENT KQBLEMEN SPEAK States supreme court, died at a hospital, where he "submitted to an oper- Acetylene Welding W. E. LUCAS ' ation. He was 76 years old. y He Spoke Expert Mechanics PROPRIETOR of the League of Nations The chief Justice was unconscious and Made a Strong Plea for the for several days, when acute dilation Close Between of the heart occurred. ' Up to that Our Two Great Countries. time the attending physicians had

London. The dinner of welcome by the Pilgrims Society to the American ED. J. NEER, ambaosador, George Harvey, was en- Undertaker and Embalroer Mme. Curia, discoverer of radium, veloped in far deeper interest than hat been presented with a gram of the usually attends a reception to a new LICENSED BY STATE BOARD precious by women element the of ambassador by this international club. nweredMa7 or nlyht. Office America. ,9" phone 67 two fine. Not only- - was it Mr. Harvey's first Residence, 67 three, ring Arent for Roswcll and Amaiiilo public appearance since his appoint- Greenhouaea. PorUlea, New Mexico, BORAH WINNING IN CONTEST ment to the post, but there was general expectation that he would reveal Complete Line of Caskets and Robes something of the, new administration's i2SS32SEHJE PRESIDENT HARDING MAY policy toward European affairs. h AGREE TO PLAN The ambassador did not disappoint WBEBBSESET. his audience, for he sharply brushed aside any lingering illusion that the Heads of Administration Come to Sup- United States would have any relat- DRUGS, DRUG SUPPLIES port of Idea as They Communl. ing whatever with the league of na- 6 SICK ROOM SUPPLIES cafe With Senate. tions. He also announced his appoint- ment to represent the president in the1 ..... if supreme council In the discussion over '4 Your Mail are Washington Senator Borah of Ida- r t Orders Solicited Silesia. ho and those associateed with him In Are the senate on questions of naval pol- His Words Plain. icy, virtually won their fight for Incor- Mr. Harvey's plain word3 on t'aa poration In the 1500.000.000 naval ap- league were a revelation, and his pies propriation Dill of the llorah amend- Cor the closest between tut patjeopfcw da'jC ment requesting the president to call the two great English speaking coun- a naval disarmament conference of tries was Impressive. ROSWELL, N.M. the United States, Great Britain and The British prime minister made an vi Japan. eloquent speech, but rather disappoint-- ' If Senator ' Poindexter, republican, ed those who hoped for more of inter- Washington, In national plain speaking, is charge of the naval which the 1 bill, and other administration leaders, fashion of the moment. The premier 1 suddenly and unexpectedly came to described the plight of Europe, en- GO TO the support of the amendment and meshed in ancient feuds, and gave leaders generally joined In predictions warm welcome to the new Edward Douglas White ot adopting ofxtbe disarmament proof America in world affairs. hoped for a rapid recovery after an KEMP LUMBER posal. The Duke of Connaught presided, eperaton for bladder trouble CO. and Lord Desbrough read a message Harding Heard From. After the unexpected relapse ths ELIDA, N. M. Although from the American pilgrims. Senator Poindexter and foreign fhyBiclans did not expect the chief republican Lord Cruzon, secretary for other leaders said they spoke briefly humorously justice to live. had not heard affairs, and For Wire, Posts, Cement, Lumber and Building further from President referred to the league of nations by Death was. said to he due directly iHarding regarding his to- Material. Saab Doors and Hardware attitude wish Cecil one to complications which developed aft- ward the Borah porposal, were the that lord Robert there of the chief supporters of that or- er the operation. reports that both by letter and tele- ganization was In his shoes. Justice McKenna and of Mr. phone president had been In com- other the were 350 diners, among them supreme G. BRIDGES, Manager. munication with republican leaders, There White's associates in the a the Duke of York, and many mem- court called at the hospital when it i Both in senate debate and In a bers of the peerage and representa- became known that his condition was formal statement to the press, Senator tives of the American colony". serious, but did not enter the room Poindexter annonnced his Intention as the chief Justice was unconscious. to vote for the Borah amendment PLEADS FOR BIG AfiMY CUT Chief Justice White of the United and also hold a preliminary point of States supreme court was regarded order against it which would have as the embodiment of' his high office. required a two-third- s vote for its America Urged To Take Lead In Ask In the earlier days of his occupancy adoption. After this announcement Ing Disarmament In Speech. of the bench, he had the reputation of Curtis, republican whip, 'IA BANK TRUST COMPANY. Senator being a fastidious-- dresser; and cou- k pas.Sd the word among republicans Chicago. America was urged to pled with this human trait, he waa to vote as they desired on the Borah take the lead in effecting reduction ol fond of outdoor exercise. provisions. Senator Lodge of Massa- armament of all nations, at a mass He was a Roman Catholic in relig- Kenna, Now Mexico. republican leader, said Jen-nnig- chusetts, the meeting addressed by William s ion, having graduated from the Jesuit that he would vote for the amend- Bryan and others in, the final college In New Orleans, and at and he expected general re- ment that two-day- congress on Georgetown, District of Columbia, uni- support session of the publican for It. limitation or armaments. Mr. Bryan versity. His other studies had been Borah Is Gratified. made the closing appeal for world pursued at Mount St. Mary's near g, The change in the situation oc- eace, declaring his mottoa to be "dis- Maryland. casioned considerable and, to armament by agreement If possible, His ascension to the bench was the surprise many Senator Borah, muoh gratification. by example if necessary." climax ot a long career in which After a conference with presi- The purpose of the entire confer- honors had been attained. Licensed the by supreme court dent. Senator Poindexter announced ence waa summed up in a resolution to practice law the 1868, was reoently that the president preferred adopted earlier in the day and pre- of Louisiana in he elected not to have Borah amendment sented to the assemblage urging to the state senate in 1874, and fotir the asso- adopted. republi- Harding to Brit- years later he was appointed while Senator Hale, President call Great supreme can, Maine, who accompanied Senator ain and Japan into conference looking ciate Justice' of the court of OOOOOOO Poindexter, also had to reduction of naval armaments by Louisiana. said that he a num. understood the president regarded it agreement. He occupied the bench for of years. In 1891, however, ho s "unnecessary." America, Mr. Bryan bef said, was the took his seat la the United SCatea Despite the developments In the dis- only great nation which set an ex- senate, having been elected as a dem- armament controversy, o progress ample in mobollzation for war, but ocrat, Louisiana. was on King, Bow, he added, "she get from made the bill. Senator can't out of While serving in the senate, he was democrat, Utah, and Lafollette, re- war." He ridiculed the law which re- appointed by President Taft, in 1910 publican, Wisconsin, again spoke at quired two-third- s vote in congress to to be Chief Justice of the United V length in the criticism of the appro- ratify a treaty but permitted declara- Supreme court, and took his program, tion t)f war by a majority States priation but tomorrow' it was vote. seat December 19 of that year. expected that the senate would get Matthew Woll, vice president of the down to disposition of many amend- American Federation of Labor, ex- ments proposed by the naval tended the "helping hand of the RETAIL FOOD PRICE DROPS American labor movement," to the congress in their proposal for arma- During April Decline Showed 2.7 Per SETTLE THETAX'QUESTION ment limitation. He asserted labor's cent Over March. stand for peace, but declared labor had no regret for the part it took in Washington Retail food prices de Tax Is Not Exempt According Estate the world war. cllned 2.7 per cent In April as com rrrriAiGHT banking on To New Ruling. pared with March, the bureau of labor safr Era of Prosperity Forecast. statistics announced Tuesday after- AND SOUND METHODa Washington. Through decisions of March, IB to April IS, ' Washington Improvement busi- noon. From supreme court the government in e the thirty-on- e of the forty-thre- food com- con- ness conditions throughout coun- won two Important victories in the upon which the statistics are try an prosperity is be modities troversies Involving interpretation ol and era of to a decrease in prices. The expected soon, according to view based show 4 Income provisions of the revenue greatest decrease was in eggs,; THE KENNA itECORD

was arrested and marching toward the lockup while Mr. Blng went to ASPIRIN the nearest drug store to be cleaned and scoured. , Name "Bayer." on Genuina A few days later Hiram Blenklnsop Village arrived In Blngville. Mr. Singlcym Prodigal met him on saw to The the street and his deep regret that Hiram had been drinking. " . "I've tnade up my mind that re llglon Is good for some folks, but It won't do for me." said the latter. By Irving Bachellcr "Why not?" the minister asked. CtopTrtffat, WM, trrtnf BaeaeOaa "I can't afford It." "Have you religion a lux- found Aspirin only as told In eacb ury?" Mr. Singleton asked. Take CHAPTER FIVE Continued. Then Bob would He down Quickly Now, with feel- genuine Bayer Tablets ot the spring, a new grand It's package of and draw the clothes over bis shoul- ing had come to Mr. Hiram Blenklnsop. "It's while It lasts, but Aspirin. Then you will be following: - like p'ison gettin over It," said , "The flsh are very wise," Judge ders and sing of the Good King Wcn- He bad been sober dosage worked out fer months. His niram. "I the directions and iCrooker used to sny. "They know the ceslas and The First Noel, which Miss Old Self had come back and had feel kind o' ruined." by physicians during 21 years, and jtruth about every one and It's well Betsy Singleton had taught him at Imparted Ma youthful strength to the "You look It," said the minister, proved safe by millions. Take no with a that they do. After all, they perform Christmas time. man Hiram. He had money In the ' glance at Hiram's silk hat chances with substitutes. If yon see nn Important offlee. There's many a All this In Important as showing bank. He was decently dressed. and soiled clothing. "A long spell the Bayer Cross on tablets, yon can taan and woman who think they've how a poor lad, of a lively Imagination People had begun to respect him. of sobriety Is hard on a man If he take them without fear for Colds, Ibeen fooling the flsh, but they've only was wont to spend his lonely hours, Every day, Hiram was being nudged quits It sudden. You've had your day Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Ifooled themselves." e needed company and knew how and worried by a new thought. It of trial, my friend. We all have Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and And within n dny or two, the se- to find It. persisted in telling him that respect- to tried soon or late. Peo- for Pain. Handy tin boxes oftwelve? crets of the BIng famllly were swim- Christmas day, Judge Crooker had ability was like the Fourth of July ple begin to say, 'At last he's come tablets cost few cents. Druggists also ming up and down the stream of the presented him with a beautiful copy a very dull thing unless It was cele- around all right He's a good fellow.' sell larger packages. Aspirin Is the tonder-llf- e of BingviUe. of Raphael's Madonna and Child. brated. He had been greatly pleased And the Lord says: 'Porhaps be'a trade mark of Bayer Manufacture ot Ufa the greatest theme and the with his own growlilg respectability. worthy of better things. I'll try him Monoacetlcacldester ot Sallcyllcacld. i greatest f Mr. Blng had found a situation In picture this poor world of He felt as If he wajnted tg take a look and see.' plant was new to him. The ours can boast of," said the Judge. "I at It, from a distance, as It were". That "TnaPs His way of pushing people the which - toen were discontented. Their wages want you to study the look in that money In the bank was nudging and along, Hiram. He doesn't want them Love yourself last were sky " to quote, a of mother's face, not thai it is unusual. calling him. It seemed to be lonely to stand still. You've had your trial hjh Irase I have seen "one of tKe foremen. StllC they were the like of It a hundred and longing for companionship. . and failed, but you mustn't give up, times. Almost every young Important to, all Women jiot satisfied. Reports of the fabu-Jou- s mother "Come, Hiram Blenklnsop," It used When your fun turns Into sorrow, as spread with a child In her arms has that to say. "Let's be off together and It will, come back to me and we'll earnings of the mill bad look Readers of this Pa or ought to gold-heade- among begun to have It the most get a silk hat and a d try again." them. They bad beautiful 'thick were not getting a and mysterious thing In the cane an' make 'em set up and take (TO BE CONTINUED.) that they world. Thousands upon thousands of women lair division of the proceeds of their The light of that old star notice. Suppose you should die sud- which led the wise men la In It, I have kidney or bladder trouble and never labor. At a meeting of the help a rad- den an leave me without an owner?" COURTESAN OF LOWLY ORIGIN uspect it. sometimes think. Study It and you The warmth and Joy spring- ical speaker had declared that one of may of the Women's complaints often prove to hear voices In the sky as did the time had turned his fancy to old the Bing women wore a noose of pearls shepherds the Lady Hamilton Rose to Hlflh, If elM but kidney trouble, or the do- of old." dream. So one day, he converted his result of kidney or bladder disease. on her neck worth half a million So Anomalous, Position, Solely llars. The men wanted more pay and the boy acquired the companion- bank balance Into "a roll big enough If the kidneys are not in a healthy con- ship of Through Her Great Beauty. dition, they may cause organ less work. A committee of their lead- those divine faces that looked to choke a dog," and took the early the other down at him to become diseased. ers had called at Mr. Blng's office with from the wall near his morning train to Hazelmead, having bed and had something to say to hrta Clirlstmns Lady Hamilton, who, during the You may suffer pIn in the back, head- a demand soon after his arrival. Mr. led at the Widow Sloran's. century, ache and loss of ambition. every day. In the mill city he bought a high latter part of the Eighteenth iBlng had said "no" with a bang of his was a figure, activ- Poor health makes you nervous, irrita- Also, gold-heade- d world and whose iflst on A workers' meeting another friend a very humble silk hat and a cane and ble and may be despondent; it makes any the table. one ities did much to change history, was was to be held a week later to act upon had begun to share his confi- a new suit of clothes and a boiled one so. dence. He was the little yellow dog, shirt and a high collar and a born of a blacksmith and a cook. The But hundreds of womeu claim that Dr. 'the report of the committee. red bed- Christmas. Be come his time was to come when she was Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, by restoring Meanwhile, another cause of worry had with necktie. It didn't matter to him that master, one evening In March, to fashion and fellow with the queen of Naples, and health to the kidneys, proved to be just ihad come or returned to him. the fit of his garments remedy rather spend a night with Shepherd. were not quite In close friend to kings and princes, as the needed to overcome such iAgaln, Fhyllls had begun to show the sick keeping with the condition. . gold-heade- well as the wife of the British ambas- Christmas had lain on the foot of the silk hat and d cane. There (symptoms of the old trouble. Mrs. sador to Italy, and mistress of the Many send for a sample bottle to tee bed and felt the loving caress of the were three other Items In the old what Swamp-Roo- t, Bing, arriving at dusk from a market great Nelson, but was as Emma the great kidney, boy. , The of world, dream splendor It liver to Hazelmead with Sophronla heart the that of the mother, the and bladder medicine, will do for jtrlp loves above all things the touch of prancing team, Lyon that she began her career of them. By enclosing lAraes, had found Phyllis lying asleep and the envious re- ten cents to Dr. a kindly hand, was In this little marks of the onlookers. mastering power and authority by her Kilmer & Ob., Binghamton, N. Y., yo among the cushions on the great His mother may creature. Often, when Hiram was was gone. Also were no pranc- woman's beauty and wiles. receive sample size bottle by Parcel 'couch In the lutter's bedroom. She en- there Post. You can walking out In the bitter winds. ing horses In Hazelmead, While walking along the street at purchase medium and the room softly and leaned over but he could large atze bottles at all drug stores. Adv. tered hire an ,' the age of sixteen she saw an old girl now automobile. the and looked Into her face, In the course of schoolfellow In the hands of a press Hie open window and his celebration he When right, be firm. turned toward asked a lady whom gang that was about to convey him lllghted by fading glow In west- he met In the the the street, If she would kindly aboard a British ship bound for forced ern sky and relaxed by sleep. It was be his mother for a day. He meant well service. She went to Captain Payne, a sad facet There were lines and but the lady being younger commander of the ship, and begged shadows In It which the anxious moth- than Hiram and not accustomed to such Us release. The captain agreed on er had not seen before nnd had she familiarity from strangers, a condition. The girl accepted It and been crying? Very softly, the woman did not feel complimented by the question. gave up" her honor to save her friend. sat down at the girl's side. Darkness " They .fled from each other. Soon, The captain, paid dearly for his act fell, black, menacing shadows filled 'i ', B - Hiram bought a big custard pie in shortly afterward, as the young ben the corners of the room. The spirit of a a bnke-sho- p and had It cut Into small- ty went about the town charging up ' the girl betrayed Its trouble In a sor- ish pieces and, having purchased pie bills of enormous amounts, and he S- - tf' groan Roger De-Jan- e rowful as she slept. and plate, went out upon was forced to settle. was coming next dny. There was the street with It. He ate what of every reason why Phyllis he wanted should be the pie and generously The "Pie happy. Sileiitly, Mrs. Blng the offered the Calendar." left rest of it to sundry people who possed Schoolboys would easily room. She met Martha In the hall. remember him. It was not Impertinence In the months of the year If they would "I 6hall want no dinner and Mr. Blng Hiram; it was pure generosity a de- study them In the "pie calendar" that Is dining In Hazelmead," 6he whis- sire to share his riches, flavored. In the Chicago Dally News has prepared 50good cigarettes pered. "Miss Phyllis Is asleep. Don't some degree, by a feeling of vanity. and celebrates the kind pie for 10 c from disturb her." that of It happened that Mr. J. Patterson most appropriate to each month. one sack of Then she sat down In the darkness Blng came along and received a There is no such generarigreement of her own bedroom alone. . , tender of pie from Mr. Blenklnsop. about pies as there Is about flowers or GENUINE "No!" said Mr. Blng, with old birth stones, but the following will CHAPTER that list SIX. hammer whack In his voice which probably commend Itself to the judg- aroused bitter memories In the mind ment of most Inhabitants of the pie In Which Hiram Blenklnsop Has a of Hiram. belt: Number of Adventures. That tone was a great piece of Im- January, cranberry; February, ap- The Shepherd of the Birds had prudence. There was a menacing ple; March, rhubarb; April, raisin; caught the plague of Influenza in gesture and a rapid succession of May, strawberry; June, peach; July, DURHAM March aud neurly lost his life with It. footsteps on the pavement. Mr. Blng's cherry; August, gooseberry; Septem- 1 Judge Mr. Sin- - Crooker and and Mrs. retreat was not, however, quite swift ber, blueberry; October, No- TODACCO gleton daughter currant; and their and Father enough to save him. The pie landed vember, pumpkin ; December, mince. O'Nell and Mrs. Ames and Iliram on his shoulder. In a moment, Hiram Youth's Companion. Blenklnsop had taken turns In the nursing of the boy. lie had come out If it with Impaired vitality. , BELL CASTING IN OLD JAPAN away to become heroes in their vil- Oklahoma Directory The rubber tree used to speak to him "Oh Dear! But the. Days Pass So lages because they had participated In those days of his depression In the making of the great bell, and Slowly!" Bob Would Answer With People Gather In Thousands to Wit- which sny. "II win he summer became more precious and mysterious soon." a Sigh. Deep Accordion Pleating "Oh, denr! But the days pass so ness Ceremony Which Has as time went on, and they passed on Religious Significance. Neatly done finest workmanship. Also slowly," Bob would answer with a Christmas would edge away when his to their children's children, even down your Old Clothe Cleaned and Pressed sigh. master's back was turned. In a Jiffy, to this day, the souvenirs of the occa- to look like new. Wrap Japan in paper, send Then the round nickel clock would he was out of sight and making with The making of the bell In old sion, inscribed with prayers by the parcel post; we do the rest promptly. was accomplished by great and solemn eny cheerfully, "I hurry them along as all haste for the door of the Widow presiding priests. 420 NORTH I Moran. re- rites, Marjorle Lntta Barstow writes k- fust as ever ran." There, he never failed to - A BROADWAY "Seems n If old Time was Irving ceive some token of the generous In Asia. For months, sometimes for The Klsa In Ancient Folklore. A story OKLAHOMA the use of his legs," said the Shep- woman's understanding of the great yars, the community had been con- of Alexander the Great and herd. "I wouldn't wonder If some one need of dogs a bone or a doughnut tributing of its bronze and copper or- a kiss forms ond of the most thrilling MfllU- - VHH? CITY had run over him with an automobile." or a slice of bread soaked In meat naments and precious possessions. bits of history. An enemy of the king's "Everybody Is trying to kill Time gravy and a warm, welcome from For many days before the casting invented a novel plot to cause Alexan- these days," ticked the clock with a the boy above stairs. The boy ahtays there were prayers to determine the der's death. He discovered a beautiful PLEATING merry chuckle. had time to pet him and play with auspicious moment at which to begin, young girl, who, like Rappacinl's Aocordlon, Box, Knife, Etc to put spiritual beings daughter In Covered Button and Hemstitching. Bob looked at the clock and laughed. him. He was never fooling the days and all and Hawthorne's story, had Style ministers grace in a propitious been brought up on deadly Book Free. Write Today. "You've got some sense," he declared. away with an ax aud a suw In the cold of poison, and WICIOTA PLEATING A BUTTON every one who CO. "Nonsense!" the clock answered. wind. Christmas admired his mast- mood. Pilgrims came from ell the came near her was t20V4 Kast Dawlaa Ave. Wichita, Kan. "You can talk pretty well," snld the er's ability to pick-- up logs of wood surrounding country, for the Japanese killed by her deadly atmosphere. Shs boy. and henve them about and to make of long ago loved a pilgrimage as was sent to the king's palace with ln DEAD SHOT "I ojm run, too. If I couldn't, no-bo- a greut deul of noise with an axe much as do their descendants today; structlons to do what would be called Utectkide would look at me." but, in cold wenther, all that was a and made of their act of piety an op- "vamping" today. Alexander saw and Fids your premises ol more portunity enjoy festivity admired her lies. Mosquitoes, Fleas. The I look at you the more I bore to him. When he had been miss- to a little extravagantly, but the Bed Buns, Moths, Po think of Pauline. It's a long time since ing, Hiram JSIeukinsop found him, air anc see something of tho great world. shrewd Aristotle suspected treachery. tato Bugs. Cabbage she went away," said the Shepherd. ways, on Bob Moran's bed. On the appointed day, men gathered Before he allowed the gb.i to approach Worms. Plant Ljr.a. "We must all proy for her." May had returned with Its warm In their finest Then the priests tho throne he sent for a For sale br all Urornru autl attire. criminal who DrUfllilU In 10c. JLwv biiam.ua II ilUlaji I," MX "Not said the little pine bureau. sunlight. The robins had come back, appeared in ilch ecclesiastical bro- had been sentenced to death, and In- If DwJ Saot CUiul Cv. Okkkcu City. CUa. "Do you see thut long scratch on my The blue martins had taken posses- cades and the workmen In robes beau- structed him to kiss the girl in the side? She did It with a hatpin when sion of the bird house. The grass had tiful and sanctified. With prayer and presence of the king. He fell dead Conkey's Pratt's V Hess to green on on I belonged her mother, and she used turned the garden bor- ceremony the work reached its climax. the ground, like one struck by light-nln- g. to keep her dolls In my lower drawer." ders and was now sprinkled with the The great molds were prepared and Poultry and Pet Remedies Mr. Bloggs assumed a look of great golden glow of dandelions. The leaves the flaming, molten mass, Into which The same story appears In folklore and Feed. Seeds, plants, bulbs, etc. alertness, as If he spied the enemy. were coming but Pat Crowley was no had gone so many precious tilings, of India, and the early MU yon orders eaelotinf Money Order or draft. Christian We tea sappl; sarthial rea weal promstlr. "What's the use of worrying?" he longer at work In the garden. lie was to them what the dedication of a monks made great use of It In their quoted. bad fallen before the pestilence. Old cathedral was to the believers of the sermons, personifying the Christian PIONEER SEED STORE "You'd better He down and cover Bill Rutherford was working there. middle ages. Before their eyes and as Alexander, conscience as Aristotle, M W. California. Oklahoma City, Okla. yourself up or you'll never live to see The Shepherd was at the open win- with own some- sin as the venomous girl, their and the weak IBM A summer either," dow every day, talking with IX WHOLESALE AND MANC7FAC tier or the the clock him and thing Intangible and divine assumed sinner as the criminal who waa TVK1NO houee luoaled la Oklahoma cur waried the Bbepheid. Jwatchlng and feeding the bird. shape nnd tangibility. Many went deelree an active, tinbltluua buelnsaa man at soo weekly salary, lnveeimei.t tt.too re. ulred. Add. V. a. Bos , fjklajjoina Cuy. THE KENNA PECORD

Since the king Is also high priest an the great repository of tradition, he THREE YEAR OLD could give away the Inmost mysteries Is Sure English Tough, and did: How to bring rain a miracle that Mr. Roscoe achieved In a forest holy of holies and received WASHED ASHORE Relief native thanks ; how to promote all Indians Tender sorts of prosperity especially plenty tracts INDIGESTION of salt and how to exorcise evil. Mrs. Dingman Tells of Adventure j whose women are described as By his knowledge of .local language Cannibals Tell English Explorer "the of Childhood When Father's BELL-AN- 3 fattest things ever seen,'' while the and earlier visits Mr. Roscoe who 6 was all penetrated many pres- Ship Was Wrecked. of Their Preference in Choice men are thin, very atliletlc and often alone, Hot water . ent beliefs of Food well .over six feet In height Ona of and customs that have Sure Relief the cannibals stated In evidence that balked our rulers and our .mission- aries. For example. In one LL-A-WS "Englishmen were very tough, but In- tribe girls RELATES LATER EXPERIENCE ;E dians nice and tender." are betrothed at birth and . married AFRICA FOR INDIGESTION TRAVELS IN EAST The crown of the expedition was at twelve or fourteen. If they are six weeks spent with the king of Bun. unfaithful before marriage they are Declares That the Way Tanlao Re- Dead Shot Roach and Ant Powder killed. yoro. He has become a .Christian and stored Her Health Is More Re- Kills Roaohes md Aside From Learning the Dietary rfab-I- so tt possible In the next tribe girls may do as fejj to give .Mr. Roscoe markable Than Anything She Ants bj Contact of the Natives He Discovert all his fetiches, an entirely priceless they will until after marriage. Many Has Ever Had Happen most elaborate For salt by all Many New Herb, Some of collection, which throws quite new laws of marriage, of to Her. Groceri and Drur Which Cure Malaria. light on ceremonies going back to morality, of divorce and of land ten- jists In SSo, BOcand 2000 B. C. ' ure have been revealed In the course "I've had some remarkable expe- 1 1.00 sizes. Hit. W Slnt OmIcU OIUWm City. OkU. London. A remarkable East Afri- He also organized a pngeant of of the Journey. riences In my life, but none more won- DJ can Journey of exploration lias Just some 4,000 years of ceremonial, such The discoveries Tnclude valuable derful than the way Tanlac overcame been completed by the Rev. John Ros- a thing as no man ever saw before. commercial news, Including an un- my troubles and made me gain twen- coe of Thetford, Norfolk, who de- Tliousnnd of natives themselves known graphite mine 'of high quality. ty pounds," was the statement of Mrs. scribes his experiences to a London came to see It a sort of grand finale Mr. Roscoe says he has material for Christina K. Dingman, 1216 Alice St., Unlly Mall representative. to ages of accumulated superstition. five years' work at six hours a day. Oakland, Calif. One of the experiences jtr He has brought back curious knowl-dg- e to which Mrs. Dingman refers Is well well groomed known and curious concrete things be- to her friends. When a child is an attractive yond even his own dreams. The of three years, accompanying her fa- things include fifty or so varieties of ther, a noted sea captain, on an ocean sight. herhs some of which seemed to ef- Home Building trip, the vessel was wrecked, but she fect miraculous cures of malaria and was almost miraculously saved, the Red ven the worst diseases many na- small box Into which she was put be- tive poisons, vast cases of fetiches, ing washed ashore. According to her Cross Implements and Instruments going s ncreasing statement, Mrs. Dli.man enjoyed the hack to 2000 B. C, and photographs best of health until three years ago Innumerable of strange and grim cere- when she began to suffer from a bod Ball monies some cannibalistic many Movement all Over the Country mental processes of the owner. To form of stomach trouble and later him particularly might applied from rheumatism. How was com- Blue iulte unknown hitherto. Is Rapidly Attaining Large be the she The knowledge of ritual and cus- words of Theodore Roosevelt, who pletely restored to health Is best told 1 tom Is a yet stranger store. Mr. Ros- Proportions. said: "The habit of saving money In her own words: if used in coe, one of our greatest ethnologists, while It stiffens the Will also brightens "Nobody knows how I suffered for the laun- went out for the Royal " society and the energies. If you would be sure the past three years. No matter how the expedition was most generously INDICATES HABITS OF THRIFT that you are beginning right, begin carefully I ate I would endure ago- dry will financed by Sir Feter McKie, to whom to save." nies afterwards from smothering and give that cX.) loth science and humanity owe great Much has been said and written sinking spells. Sonfetimes they were gratitude. . Many Evils Both Economic and Social about the housing shortage in this so severe I would fall to the floor and titan, uaiuiy Tribes Who Live on Milk. Are Resulting From the Over- country and the menace which has would have to be carried to bed. I appearance that everyone Mr. Roscoe, who is in his sixtieth crowded Conditions, Particularly thus been fostered. Many evils both went for days nt a time without eat- economic admires. All good year, traveled many thousand miles In Larger Cities. and social are resulting from ing, as I dreaded the misery I knew grocers the In the Interior on foot and of all ma- overcrowded conditions, particular would follow, no matter what I ate. sell it; 5 cents a package. ly In larger chines by bicycle, using native paths. Washington It Is a matter of im- the cities of the country. Then rheumatism set In and my shoul- Many people are He found tr'bes who lived wholly on portance that the scope of home-bulld-ln- g compelled to find ders and arms hurt me so I couldn't milk and nothing else whatever, unless operations In this country Is attain- existence in quarters which represent comb my hair. My back felt like It a step a cow died, and after feeding on that ing large proportions. Statistics show backward in their stand- was breaking In two. a fast was Imposed. a steady gain In this department of ard of living. This Is contrary to the "I was almost In the depths of de- So vast are their cattle herds that the building Industry and Indications fundamentals of human nature, for spair when I began on Tanlac, but this Renew your health a king regarded 20,000 as a small are at present that, as the spring and mankind has always Insisted upon pro- grand medicine has made me a well flock. Another tribe lived wholly on summer advance, there will be' still gressing toward better living stand- and happy woman. I'm not even trou- by purifying your bamboo tips and moles! In another greater activities of this nature. ards. bled with constipation now, thanks to system the relatives always ate the dead, Effects of Home Ownership. Nation of Contented People. the Laxative Tablets, which are far with even If they died of smallpox; but Home ownership not only encourages Present conditions therefore are con- superior to anything of the kind I ever these folk, which Is hardly surprising, saving, bat It has a pronounced stabiliz- tinually encouraging unrest. ' In the tried. It seems almost too good to nere less healthy than the others, ing effect on the character, habits and congested districts of the large Ameri-lea- n be true, but here I am In the best of cities these conditions are also health and spirits after I had given conducive to the spread of disease. up hope, and I'll always praise Tanlac It Is said that tuberculosis Is 'making for It." Golfer Harding Pays His Quarter rapid Inroads among those who live Tanlac Is sold by loading druggists In these quarters. everywhere. Advertisement. The present home-buildin- g and homo-ownin- g movement, therefore, repre- A Vegetarian. sents many Important phases. The de- Manager Now, before I hire you velopment of thrift practices Is not the I'm going to tell you that In some leost of the benefit which Is sure to of the small towns you may be show- result. ered with vegetables. Quick and delightful re- A nation of home owners Is a nation Actor Don't make any difference lief for biliousness, colds, of happy hearts and contented minds. to me; I'm a vegetarian. constipation, headaches, People who work and save and live In homes of their own constitute a solid and stomach, liver and rock upon which the structure any Gatarrh blood troubles. of Catarrh Is local disease greatly Influ- nation may stand with security. enced by constitutional conditions. The genuine are sold They are practicing HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is a thrift of the Tonic and Blood Purifier. By cleansing only in 35c packages. most substantial kind. They are pre- the blood nnd building up the System, Avoid imitations. senting to' their children a most HAL.IV8 CATARRH MEDICINE restores normal conditions and allows Nature to tangible and beautiful lesson on the do its work. sound benefits of thrift practice. All Druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. 126 MAMMOTH JACKS Every encourageiuenf, should be I hive a bargain for yon, come quick. given to the development of the OS W. Lm Je XOW'H JACK FAKAX More oil has run to waste In the Cetiur Kapldft, Iowa present home ownership and home-bulldln- g United States than ever reached the mutivily mmovio b rr Bwryi movement. Its continued rnrniikULI I rrL Fr Olutmnt-..Tu- druMlst or b . hook. Or. C.H.m progress will mean much toward relineries. rnriliLlJHhWIAsWhW c a7BMIChitwAvlMMtCMcai fostering of a better national life.

Typhus Sweeps Soviet Russia. New York. More than 8,000,000 cases of typhus have been reported In ' - ? I J f I f i" soviet Russia, with a mortality as high NN; as 50 per cent In some communities, f In a Fresldent Harding, the other day was eager for a game of golf, but It was said a report by Dr. Henry Plots of too lute to motor to any of the suburban clubs around Washington. He was this city, head of a Jewish medical reminded that for 25 cents he could pluy on the near municipal links, and the unit operating In Poland, Just made ( nowGizojjj Idea appealed to him. He Is seen here paying his ground fee to the keeper public by the American Jewish relief of the public course. committee.

Men pinched my cheeks and called me 'sweetie' and Invited me out to lunch PRETTY GIRL IS THIEF so much that my father made me leave the work." So she cast her prettiest glunces at ld Miss Pleads Guilty Samuel Danvo, and he followed her May Smell but Not Taste. to Robbery. into a doorway. Then he was robbed Louisville, Ky. Jury service in pro- n n of his Jewelry and money ?G. hibition cases has lost Its popularity, Her sweetheart, Michael J. Egle, becuuse Instead of tasting liquor to n?' Betrayed by Married Man Who Used was taken by the police. lie told on see if Its the real stuff, they uow are Her as Bait to Secure Vic- her and they found her; and now merely permitted to have a smell. tims to Rob. She is weeping in the Tombs for her Judge Evans held Jurors were not ex- mother. pert Judges of liquors. n New York. The "most beautiful and "When I was fourteen," she said, "I "o) girl" police went p7 Innocent looking that the to a theater one afternoon with Witch' Doctors Steal Body. remember ever having arrested Is a man much older thau myself. He Johannesburg. Two native witch weeping for her mother in the Tombs. couxed me away from school to the doctors have Just been sentenced to She is Kotherlne Zoebleln, seven- movies. He persuaded me to stay out prison for 18 mouths each after they 10 10 teen. She pleads guilty to the charge until It was ten o'clock at night and 1 pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing cigarettes for cts egalnsT her. The charge is robbery, was afraid to go home. the body of a European woman from Handy and convenient; try find It Is the second offciute. "For three months I was Just like a grave on the Swaziland border to them. Dealers now carry She was when her where- a prisoner. Then I got out und went arrested make charms. ' : ; abouts was disclosed by the married home and told my mother all that had both sizes 10 for 10 cts man who used her as a bait to secure happened. Find Tooth of Wild Horse. 20 for 20 cts. victims to rob. "So now they say this Is my sec- Los Angeles, Cal. A tooth of a wild She still believes In him. ond offense." horse, measuring four Inches tong, one "I did not wont to do wrong," she And then she told of other trials and a half Inches thick and having It'o Toaoted pleads, "but 1 was hungry and he that beset a pretty girl. eight rings, indicating the animal's wag hungry, too, and we" hud no VI have always been told that 1 age, is the latest discovery of excava- money." ' was pretty. 1 ones ran an elevator. tors In the lime pits at Torrence. J

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H. A. WEEKLY SEND US' YOUR Roberts 01 PUBLISHED By Mr. and MrS; A. C. White General Real Estate and 4v Entered February Ith 1907 at the Kennit, Mail Orders Land Loans Atn Mexico, Post 6ifire, U cecoml Clai Vfai' il All kinds of Insurance. Matter. 0 IS ft Elida, New Mexico Subscription $1.00 Per Year In Will make Bhipmcnt the day the Advance Order is received. Gcods not perfcctally Satisfactory can te Adverllselnc rates madeknowaon applloatloo returned. V3TIC1 reB rCBLICATIOJI. April 30, 1921. Department of the Interior Notice is hereby given that James C. Writo for Samples U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. Mabry. of Portales, N. M., who, on af Canton. N. M. m27 J24 May 22, 1911. May 15, 1919, made orig., H. E. No. t W. R. McGill, and ask to include with every order, Notice it baroby given that Oliver E. O45327, for S;tSec. 33, and on Dec, Rcgistei i John.-o-n, o( Jenkins, N.M. who, on April 27, 1920, made add., 1L E. 045328, for 10 yards 36 inch Domestic for SI. 16, 190, made acid H.E No. 0471 18 (or SJjN, Section 33, E'AXV'i, Setion SVV . Lots 3, 4l SNW.V, V, Pec 3, Twp Township g-- Range 3?-E- N. M. Notice for Publication , g-- S RD35-E- N. M. P. Meridian, ha P. Meridian, has filed notice of Department of tho Interior filed notice of intention to make final intention to make final three year 1". S. Land Office at Fort Sumner, to three year proof, to establish claim proof, to establish claim to the N. M May 24, i)2r. the laud above described, before Win. and above described, before Alvin C. Notice is hereby given that W i le L. P.lauchard, U. S. Commissioner, at H. Whits, I'. S. Commissioner, at NW'V, Magee, of Elida, N, M., who, on May Jouce-Pru- it Co, 6-- , N. M. on the day of 3i-E- Jenkins, 2i, June Sec. 10T. R. N.M. on the 15 at, 1918, H. E. No. oiHtj4 for rgat. day of June 1921. .Sec. 8, SW'f, Sec. 9, NEV, CUtiMat naeaes witnesses: Claimant names as w'tnesaes: E. at Sccrion 17, Twp 4 S, Raiii.e 29 E. N. W. Chaney K. Melius, Wesley Wilkin J. Fletih;r Wilson. Wa'ter Joseph W. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten- Roswell, N. M. Jake E. Hebiscn, illiam E. Bonds, son, J. Whit Hobimon these of Kenna. I tion tt make final three year proof, to Jenkins, N. M. V t T Hi, I ,.f P.K.rrwl-- M all of n2? n I'lm.r estalish claim to the land above describ- Patton, Register. M. Emmett mi3 jio ed, before H. A. Roberts, I'. S. Emmett Patton. Register. Commissioner, in his office at Elrda, Notice for Publication N. M. on the 28, day of Juiu 1921. . Department of the Interior Claimant names lb witnesses: Department of the Interior, U. ft Kolico for rubllcntlon. l' S. Land Office at Fort Sumner, Notice for Publication. LT. Guy Davis, James E. Wall in, L.ncd Office at Sumner, N. M.. Dcpnrtmcnt of the Interior 1 a Department of the Interior flort N. M, May , ii)2r. Notice Charles E. is S. U. S. Land Office Roswell, N. M. McClellan, Dorthy Magee May 16, I9'2i. Notice U. Land Office at Hoswell, N. M. hereby given that Vernon H. Bynuin, at j'24 all of Elida, N. M. m27 , hereby given that Thomas D. Cothern, April, 30 of Clevis, X. M. who on Fe'iy,, , May 23, 1921. iji. W. R. McGill. Register. of Kenna, N. M , who, on May 15, 1918, Notice is hereby given that Mary Bell 1919, made H. E. No. 016127, for Notice is hereby given that Charles A. made 11. E. No. oifoi5. for NWV, Morris, of Elida, N. M. who, S j X E V , SEX N W V , S E V , EM S W V . Beardsley, of Caproik, N. M. who, en N( . Scctioa Section 4, on August 9, 19171 made Hd. E. Noi Sec. 3, NEV, E.SWX, SU'XNWX, Nov., 17, 1917, made oiig II. E, 3, 04.-.90- Sec 7-- 8 You should see the new suits, .Section 9, Twp. 3-- Range for Nji, 14, Township Sei, 10, Twp. 4 S Range 2,-- E N.M. P. 042172, for H;iS'A, Sec 24, SE'4, NE, 33-- four-in-han- 2g E, N. M. P. Meridian, Las filed notice Range Ni M. P. Meridian, has Meridian hat filed notice of intention to Section 23, and who on November hats, caps, dress shirts, d filial yeat filed notice of intention to make final final year proof, to establish 19, 1919, made add H.E. '45994, for of intention to make three make three ties, hosiery and linoleutrs three year proof, to establish claim to g-- Proof, to establish claim to the land claim to the land above described, be N,li, Sec 27, Twp. Range 32 E. at The Case Bargain Store, M. above described, before Alvin 1. White, the land above described, before Alvin fore Alvin C. White, U. S. Cominis-ioue- r, N. P. Meridian, has filed notice Elida; N. M. J. 3. Commissioner at Kenna, N. M. on C. White, U. S. Commissioner, at at Kenna. N.M. on the 2 day of intention to miks final three year 4 day of 1921 Kenna, N. M. on the 15 day of June of 1921. proof, to estalbish claim to the land the J June July H-4't . Blanch-ard- . names as witnesses: 1921. Claimant names witnesses: above described.before Win. R. , Claimant at I. Manford Claimant names as wltneiMi: Henry T. Joius, Mittie Jones, these U. S. Commissi n r, at Jenkins, Charles Kinard. Elltins, PORTALES Elkins, John P. Smith, Ma-ion- s' M. Pyle, of Olive, N. M. Ralph H. Maupin, of N. M. ou tho to dav of June iqzi. Einaiinal Walter Jl. Bradley, 1 Byron H. Howard, William H. Morris, Canton, N. M. E. Bynum, of Claimant linings as wltnosnes: all Llula, N. M. 11120 j 7 Johs ABSTRACT CO. all of Elida, N. M. 11115 jio Ooodlet, John C. Henderson, Elir.er C. Mill, W. R. McGill, Register. ol Texa. m27 n o Emmett Patron, Register. W. R- - McGill. Register. these of Caprock, N M. Eugene li. Boyd, Major A. tlcse of JtlHS. Will Appreciate a share otI'e for Publication. Jenkiis. N. M. 11127 J-- 4 LertoaBt of the Interior, U. 3 Emmett Patton. Register. of your Abstract business. Ltu4 Otflee at Tort Suianer, N. M, April 27, t92r. 0 Notice is hereby given that Minnie Notice for l'ul.lieutlon. L. Graham, of Elida, N. fc who, on Department of the interior U.S. Land Mrs. Maud Smith, Pres. As He Slumbers April 16, 1921, made add Hd. E. No Office, Kort Sumtt-r- , Now Mexico, Portale3, New Mexico. May Sidway Snug&les Him Safe 01941)9, for S , Section 32, Township 17, 1921. Jlis s-- Notice is hereby given Range 29-- N. M P. that John E. From Windand Weather Meridian, has filed notice of intention Bynum, of Goodlet, Texas, who, on PJF- - mm , . W Xif.'A n to make three year proof, to establish Dec. 21, ij:8, made Hd. E. No. 016126, tt, f Jf claim to the land above described be- XV ;i, Sec.i2, KXEX, SWtfNEtf, , A. I fore Alvin C. White, L'. S. Commission- SWXSE-f- & Stf NWX, ?e3 it, Twp. Dr. J. Evans, er, at Kemia, N. M. on 4-- Range 27-- N. M. P. Meiid-ia- n, the 8, day of Obstetrics A Specialty )J 1 hied of June 9? 1. has notice intention to """ Claimant namea as witnesses: make final three year proof, to Olfe. Flut Door South of PoU Off.ct, Sri kmTk, George P.ay, Thomaa A. Tillinghaat, establish claim to the land above describ- -:- - -:- - John W. Anthony, John G. Graham, ed, before Alvin C. Whi, U. S. Com- Phone: 88 M. on all of Elida, N. M. missioner, at Keuna, N. the "ELIDA; : : : W. R. McGill. Reister. 2 day of July 1921. tM. CleJmant ntmti at wltnetset: Local Sureeon (or Santa Fa Rv S0T1CE FOB FUUMCAXIOIT. Henry T. Jones, Mattie Jones, thete Department of tho Interior of Olive N. M. Vernon H. Bynum, U. 8. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. of Clovis, N.M. Ralph H. Maupin,

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A Ik Why pay freight on flour. The Roswell Elida. N. M. MillinCo., is making the beat prade of patent I Dabhs Furniture Co.! FLOUR from Pecos Valley wheat. Keep your Roswell, i money at hon.e. What is the Fense in helping N. M. Kansas farmers toward prospirty when a pood Ban C. lavage, FLOUR is made here home? at o- -o Try a Sack Todcy. U GUARANTEED XI. d. "Commissioner, ; If Not Satisfied, Bring it Dack and 00 Get Your Office Room it, ist., National Bank G. W. MONEY. .1 Bldg. Zi3K, M. W. Hodgas Hoswell, ' New Mexico. JEWELER. For Sale By 0 Gdison & Victor i Phonographs, RANGE CATTLE and SHEEP H. E. Dr. Chas.A Staehlin COMMISSION DEALER White, n New Records Optemetrial and Optician Received Onde V n Kenna, N. Al- - 0 EVE GLASSES THAT SATISFV. A Month. Roswell, New Mexico. Roswell, N. M. 124 North fain Rajwell, N M 0 40 r tti tHiMMMW THE KEN N A RECORD

LOCALS ii to The Roswell Style-Sho- p nen s Kcpaan tJicedar Koiak finishing. The most sath factory. mail order service in EXCLUSIVE EJNERY Roswell's Leading Motion Picture the southwest. Theater Mahoney Studio, Every woman, no matter how critical her taste, ' 117 West 4th. St., Will he able-t-o select from cur showing a i- Days-Starti- ng lift Presenting for Thre,e Roswell. N. M. HAT at any season at a decided SAVING. Kay" Monday. 80th. Mrs. Frank Good and daugh- Mrs. B. Lynch, )",ltlt,fit().(ltIMi(iti(ttllllk('U,W'l(llw'it'ti'UMt ters, Dorothy and Mrs. Lee 119 W., 3rd., St. Ro3wel!, N. M The mighty epic of the screen Crosby and Mr, and Mrs. Ben Thrilling beyond words Good atlended the commence- Beautiful oeyond description ment exercises of the Roswell Friday. Two years to reduce cost over two million. IligJ; School last Misses Beulah Fry, Frances Uoweli and Josie Good returned Satisfactory Shoping! "PASSIOiM" home the latter part of last and POLA NEGRI the first part of this week from with Roswell, where they "attended the famous international star school the past term. find a cast of 5000 J. N. S. Webb attended the This pictnre has broken The intimate quarterly conference at Elkins, Is easy and pratical when you have all New York theater romance of the Little this week. the opportunity to spend your Money attendance records in French millir.ei whom Mrs. Jake Anthony was down where it is appreciated and an effort the history of'stsge or the world came to know from Elida, the first of the week made to Satisfy the demands of the screen and is doing as Medme DuBarry visiting hor daughter, Mrs. Fred Public with Service and Value. likewise from coast to Steig. coast wherever shown E. E. Lee was taktfn to the When you are in Roswell call and see a Shop hospital at Ciovis, Wednesday where have a HOME like feeling and at once The greatest film in uve years where Dr. Miller operated on realize the Style and value to our High Grade Ready-to-wear Popular husjh - coliosal beautiful - powerful him for appendcitis yesterday at Peices. , iMiMil'if'tlM't I'ti'Ml.fhMtf'i'ltfMM'.M.HiMif'ifiiMitM morning. He was resting nicely Come to see this wcndeiful attraction and avoid regrets late yesterday afternoon. E R. Ball was here Monday V I'rh'e for "Pas-ion- " Fluvanna, Texas, .making Children 25? - Adults 55' from proof on his homestead south- o Startinq; at 8 o'clock. east of town. - Ready-t- wecr I pgmrr ziiuMKrcr.22ssa SRserEKceastzaBussa mttS GAMEL'S nrar B :TrrTwtr?miVEtwr7J .SOT3Mrrcr3a nrvrvcncrwioraxa W3n Bide Thomas and W. R. Ran-do- l For Women have leased the Powell Bros. Garage and took active manage- Roswell - - - - New Mexico. ment of same the first of the -- V . i r r--r week; i t ri I -- i b- - Want Your Trade i r LAIN Dodrill Tire Company does Guaranteed Vulcanizing and Re- -

treading. Satisfactitn Guaran , 3t-E- N. M. on t lie 15 day of ' Jur i 1921. teed. Roswell. N. M. Claimant names as witnesses: Cabbage X Frank Good, Willie A. l"i v, Will- Tomato M. W. Hodges, has been up Hair Combings iam II. Cooper, Harvey Y.. from Roswell, the most of the White, all Sweet Potato Bell made into ot Kenna. N. M. 11113 ji8 Pepper: week with a surveying crew Emmett Patton. Register. running out the lines of hi3 ranch Switches, Bobs Chili Pepper Celery :b Ifetlce for rubncatlon. which adjoins the town on the and Department of the Interior, U. 8. north. Land Office, at Roswell. K. If, Ear Puffs Apr. 3d, i92f. Miss Nonnie Mae Kimmcns Notice is hereby given Uiat Jr?ne G. returned home this week from Hair Ooods & Hair Nets Ciilbert. of Jenkins, N. M. who, n Fee-Skllman- Co. 1 Portales, where she attended July 16, ) r S . mada add Hd. E. N. High School the past term. She Marfnello Toilet o.if)8, for N,!iNW'4, Sec S, N E V NE V. Sec was accompanied by Miss Lora Articles 7, SE.V. NEYSW.V, Sec 0, 410 N. Main St. Roswell, N. M. Ta p Kan);e N. M. P. Meri-dia- Chavers. Mail Orders Solicited has filed notice of intention to Otta Farmer returned home make final three year proof, to establish ifteaiity rlaim to the land above described, Wednesday a few weeks fJiosutell Siat from befcre' Willi.xin R. Hlanchard, U. S. visit with' his father and mother Vllrs. X, ii, 'Jcrter, 9np. Commissioner at Jenkins, N. M. on the at Graham, Texas. 15 day of June ujzt. Clu aant names as witnesses: C. C. Phone 69 Jake Atkinson, and George W. Watson, Virgil A. Maul-di- n, Cash Baroaln Store M. M. Pyle were in town Mon 115 West Third Street Lawrence N. Waldrop, Lawrence-- A. Gray, all t: N. M. day from their homes near Allison Buildirg. Jenkins, mi3ji0 having recently received factory shipments bought at the Emmett Patton, Register. latest declines with other shipments in transit expected Notion for rulillcntlon. Department of the Interior to arrive soon, can now offer better values than for two A' ai in tv ail lu Wanted to U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. years past, in suits for men and boys, dress pants hats, hear from owner of-- a farm or Apiil, 30, iy2i. caps, dress shirts, ties, oxfords for men and boys, hosiery, gcod land for sale for fall deliv- Notice is hereby given that William F. white goods, staple dry goods, mattrcsse3, linoleums and ery. L. Jone3, Box 551, -- Hello-Bill- Bennett, of Elida, N. M. who, ea Aug. 14, 1916, made add H E, No. many goods. - 1 Olney, 111. other - 035285, for SE,V, Sec. 2. Towaship will goods Chau.tr.uqua: Call Range 33 E. N.M.P. Meridian, has You need befcre the 'in 4 get prices let saving on your purchase filed notice of intention to make final and our and the Walter Simpson visited his Go to three year proof to establish claim to J I pay for your season ticket. family in Ciovis, this week. the land above described, before II. Dad A. Robeits, I'. S. Commissioner, at During the five days chautauqua which commences the X Shermans Elida, n. M. on the 15 day of 26th. we will have tome special prices of which the follow- To get to June Mrs. P. A. Hopkins was in something 1921. ing samples. are town shoping one day this week. Claimant names as witnesses: EAT. MEALS Now John P. Smith, Walter D. Smith, 10 honey 1 Coz large oranges lb. bucket ext 1.75 .do Abb L. French, Loman L. Peach, all bucket black berries .80 1 doz 50 o oranges AO Cents ''Gal Mrs. T. O. Elrod returned to 50 of Elida, N. M. 11113 jiO Large box oats ' .25 No 3 galv., tubs $1.00 So Kwitcherkikkin. Er.imett Patton. Register. Portales, this week after spend NOTIcFWirpCBLICiTlOS. When here at the chautauqua you are specialy invited to in? rome time here visiting her Department of the Interior come in and rest and make our store your head quarters. daughter Mrs. Price Crume. U. S. I.pn 1 fiice at Fort Sumner, N. We are in the market for Grain, Eggs and Poultry. M. April 27, 1921. Yours for Business, Kenna Hotel. Notice is hereby given that John G. Miss Juanita Sims is expected Graham, of Elida, N. M. who, on April c home today from Plainview, Tex' id, i'j?F, made add II. E. No. 019528, F. Myle for S)i, Section 33, Township 5. I as, where she has been attend' Kotlre for PuMiratloil. Range 29-- N. M. P. Meridian, Elida, New Mexico. College. Department of the Interior ;ingWayland Eapdst U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M has filed notice of intention to make Aril 30, I92i. Notice is hereby final three year proof, to establish claim given that Stanley C. March, of Ft. to the'iand abovad described, hefora II. B. Wagoner left the latter who on July 17, 1916, Alvin C. White, U. S. CommissioD. HIGH ART TAILORING his Scott, Kansas, 0 narfc of last wok to visit made add H.E. So 035120, for NWV, er, at Kenna, N. M. cn the 8 day of DAVID L.'CEYEH ' (2 CLEANEIiS, TAILORS AND baby at Cisco, Texas, Sec. i5,Twp. 6-- Range 30 E. N. M. P. June 1921. ' f d qrricEiipRACTice Meridian, has file'd notice of intention . Claimant names as vttarasea: lan . HATTERS tomake final three year proof , to estab- George Ray, Thomas A. Tillinghant, A SPECIALTY. films Mahorey. Wokr Mbatlv Done, Send your to lish claim to the laud abova dose ri bed John W. Anthony, Minnie L. Craliaru, ROSWELL,! N. fil. 117-- 119 West 4th. St., i 0- - before Alvin C. White, U.S. Commis all of Elida, N. M. m6 J3 Wi M Roswell. New Mex. sioner, at NV,V, Sec. Ten T. 6-- K. W. H. M.-Gi- Register. i'1i X "Si 103 Yjrust Fourth Roswbll, N. THE KEN N A RECORD

IMPROVED THE TRIALS OF" ROADS WSNSfenltIlandV.r25lttl 1 A and hat brought contentment andnappinm to thou-an-d of home aerkria and their families who hire ARGER REVENUE FOR ROADS KUIFE ruled on her FREE homestead or botisht land at attractive price. They have established their own borne and aecured prosperity and independence Tendency Toward Devoting Increased In the great arctiona oi the prairie Hew Hava Been and Overcoma fcj province there ia atiU to be bad on easy terms Portion of Motor Vehicles Tax Bey teed fta Fed!! Land at $15 to $33 in text to Highway. Lydia E. Pinkhani's Ccnipcsind land similar to that which through many year VvJliVa haa yielded from 20 to 43 bushels of wneat (Prepared by United Depart to the aero oat, barley and flax aim in (treat the States abundance, while raiainit boraea, cattle, cheep ment oi Agriculture) and hoaa i equally profitable. Hundreds of farm-er- a For a number of years the general in Western Canada have raised crop in a single tendency toward devoting an Experience of a Providence Woman . season worth more than the whole cost of their land. Healthful climate, good neighbors, churches, portion of the motor-vehicl- e Providenca, R. I. "I took Lydla schools, rural telephone, excellent market and revenues to E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound shipping facilitir. The climate and soil offer road work under the Inducements lor aimosi every onuui us control and direct supervision of the for a female trouble and backache. pr advantages agriculture. The for state highway departments has been It began just after my baby was born, could get- Dairying;, Mixed Farming very to 1012 only a and I did the best I about ffiv and Raiding noticeable. Trior ting my work done, but I had awful Va Stock very motor-vehicl-e make a tremendous appeal to industrious set- small portion of the bearing-dow- n pains so I could not tlers wishing to improve their circumstance. registration was devoted to this stand on my feet. I read In the papers For Hlpri rated HtefUns. mar, rtewrlptfon of farm opportunities In Manitoba, bsskatehewan, Albarta purpose., In 1020, 70 per cent of the about Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable and Britiab CalumlH, rdiKd nilsaf rata. revenue, or $77,531,582,57, was applied Compound and the good it was doing to road work under the direct super- other women, and I have got dandy , V results from it and will always rec- r. vision of the highway depart- h. FEwrrr state ommend it. You can use these facts 2012 Mala St., Kansas City, Mo. ments, and In addition $20,405,573.04 as a testimonial if you wish." Mrs. was applied to by Airthorhtaa At aak DM, ef Immltratton road work counties ; Herbert L. Cassen, 18 Men! Court, mm4 Colsnlaatton. Dominion ol Can m or other local supervision, but with Providence, R. L little or no direct supervision from the x S,-- Ohio woman years for three state highway departments. .could hardly keep about and In most motor-vehicl- e do her housework she was so ill. states the TT V.. Not Spring Fever revenues ure devoted to maintenance afl A tv All tiv Y.vHIa TMnka V ham's Vegetable Compound i But Malaria and repair of the state roads or other A A Fayette.O. "For about threeyears Improved highways. These states K s CAUSES LAZY J I was very nervous and had backache. THAT seem to have solved fairly well the -fd arBgging-aow- n --r03ICS e- siaeacne, pains, couiu It ChillTonic TIRED FEELING. difficult problem of securing funds hrtOvr WARDS MALARIA AND OFF RESTORES STRENGTH. TRY IT. Im- times could hardly do my housework. I got medicine from INio sold by your druagiH, writa-Arthn- Peter A Co., Lonitvilla, Ky. for the maintenance of the more tite. At I the portant roads under the doctor but it did not help me. I saw Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound advertised in a newspaper and took it with good results, and am now able to aRd Heating Supplies traffic requirements. As both the do my housework. I recommend your medicine to my friends and you may to P'king traffic and the revenues Increase with publish my testimonial." Mrs. Chester A. Ball, R. 15, Fayette, Ohio. 30 50 the number of cars, there apparently An Illinois woman relates her experience : exists a possibility so adjusting the at wnoiesaie rrices of Bloomington, 111. "I was never very strong and female trouble kept ma We sell to everybody. registration rates as to keep pace with so weak I had no interest in my housework. I had such a backache I could Fa ever-growin- g S AV --i D the maintenance charges. not cook a meal or sweep a room without raging with pain. Rubbing my Ask for our Big catalogue Sent free. A number of the states having In back with alcohol sometimes eased the pain for a few hours, but did not stop Independent Plumbing and Heating Supply Co., 1 125 Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo, general but a small mileage of Im- it I heard of Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound, and six bottles of it proved roads have recently adopted have made me aa strong and healthy as any woman ; and I give my thanks to for my Mrs. J.A.McQuiTTY, 610 W.Walnut Bloomington, I1L KNEW THE WORD OF COMMAND I LACKING IN WILLIE'S MAKEUP the plan cf capitalizing the motor-- it health." St, vehicle revenues and devoting The' conditions described by Mrs. Cassen, Mrs. Ball, and Mrs. McQuitty will appeal to many women who struggle on with their daily tasks in just such con- Old Lady Quick to Recopnlze Phrase Really Not Small Boy's Fault That He these funds to road construction. The ditions in fact, it is said that the tragedy in the lives of some women is almost That She Had Heard Used Was Unable to Comply With states doing this are Illinois, Maine, beyond belief. Day in and day out they slave in their homes for their families by Her Willie. Mother's Advice. Minnesota, Missouri, 'Nevada, Utah, and beside the daily routine of housework, often make clothes for them- and Wyoming. In them bonds have selves and for their children, or work in their gardens, all the while suffering bearing-dow- Military terminology has afllxed lf Senator McCumber, chairman of the been voted or Issued for road con- from those awful n pains, backache, headaches, nervousness, tha to our language. Kecent adver- senate finance committee, was discuss struction, and the principal, in some blues, and troubles which sap the very foundation of life until there comes a new ing exposures profit- Is to be time when nature gives out and an operation seems inevitable. If such tisements of a dictionary use such those of terrific Instances also the Interest, women would only profit by the experience of these three women, and remem- phrases as "cheerio," "how's your mo- eering on the part of dollar-a-yea- r pa paid entirely from the motor-vehicl- e ber that Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound is the natural restorative rale?" and "the zero hour." And only triots. revenue. for such conditions it may save them years of suffering and unhappiness. Inst week the papers spoke of a "bar- "We must not be too hard on these At the beginning of 1021 there were There is hardly a neighborhood in any town or hamlet in the United States rage of coughing," which drowned out misguided men," he said with a wink, still seveu states In which tnotor wherein some woman does not reside who has been restored to health by this a lecture speaker In Brooklyn. "They occupied positions of great trucks were registered at the same famous medicine. Therefore ask your neighbor, and you will find in a great Iu City Hull park last Wednesday temptation, you know. It Is easier to rate as passenger cars, but In recent many cases that at some time or other she, too, has been benefited by taking it, very and will recommend it to you. For more than forty years this root another instance was noted. A young sermonize about temptation than to re years there has been a decided strength. man halted at a newsstand. "Times," sist it. tendency in most states to Increase and herb medicine hasbeen restoring suffering women to health and said he. Then, as the "newsle" an "These weak, culpable und yet the fees required for motor trucks Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text-Boo- k upon "Ailments Pecu- old woman of sixty stooped to get It, men' remind me Wil over and those required for liar to Women" will be sent to you free upon request. Write of little above to The Lydia 13. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn. Massachusetts. "As you were! World 1" lie. passenger cars. This increase Is This book contains valuable information. The old woman, as she handed li'rn "Little Willie stole a quarter one usually based on the weight of the the paper, clicked her heels together day out of his mother's pocketboote, truck and Its carrying capacity, Its DON'T LET THAT COUGH CONTTNTEI and dtllvered a perfect hand salute." His mother detected the theft uiitl horse-powe- or a combination of these "My Willie was in the army too," trounced him severely. Then she factors. The most general practice Spohn's Distemper Compound. 6he explained. New York World. preached him a long sermon conclud seems to toward definitely limiting will knock It In very hort time. At tha flmt sign of a cough be or cold In your home, give a few doeea of "SPOHN'S." It will Ing with: the maximum total road weight of the act on the glande. eliminate the disease perm and prevent furth- " 'It's all a matter of resisting vehicle and basing the registration fee er destruction of body by disease. "SPOHN'S" has been tha Acting the Part. standard remedy for DISTEMPER,, INFLUENZA, PINK EYK. temptation. Always, always turn CATARRHAL FEVER, COUGHS and COLDS for a quarter of B visited century. 60 and $1.16 per drug stores. Smith his friend Jones, the di';if ear to temptation, son.' cents boltla at all playwright, regret bl'OU-- V MKUltAL COMPANY, UOS1LKN, IN'D. and observed with "Little Willie stopped his sobbing that Jones treated his wife shamefully. long enough to say: It Makes a Difference. A Celestial Victim. So he said to Jones: "Another bum politician a Job." The Comet I'm really afraid to go " 'But, mom, I ain't got no deaf ear.' " after "Why do you talk so roughly to your t7P7 wF5''" "He got the Job." near the earth they give you such wife?" "Ah, one of our best minds." awful names. New Tork Sun. "I hate doing It, but I'm obliged to," Superstition of Sailors. m iinpnii ami e returned Jones. Old sailors believe ill luck will sure- msiiwium wmiiiiims Mswi hm mi impiswupjip mwiuii "How are you obliged to?" ly follow If anyone even accidentally "You see, I am wrlttng a tragedy counts the number of persons on ILu (C&gyM (wmx&& and I have to keep myself In a prop- board ship. er frame of mind. You should see how I fluff with her when I'm writ- Doctors are In business for the Ik " ing comedy I" Houston l'ost. health of others, but not for their own, J' I LJ t Don't Count Yqnr Night Hours Counting the clock strokes Hauling a Large Load of Farm Prod- uce In Open-To- p Truck, Covered at night means losing the With Canvas. day hours in drowsiness. on the capacity of the truck. Some A cup of tea or cofFee at few states have adopted a scale of ST-- t"s-- Oi fees, which In actual practice serves bedtime often results in to make the operation of very heavy dreary wakefulness. trucks Impracticable. In Colorado, New Tork, and Oregon, In addition to the registration fees, a state tax on gasoline or other products FOS used for the propulsion of motor tum Cereal vehicles Is also levied. In some states motor cars are tuxed as personal meal-tim- e property In addition to the required is a hot, cheering, registration fees. In Alabama, Dela- Phosphate beverage, fully satisfying to ware, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, New &Mf Hampshire, New York, Carolina, Penn- 'iiliH the taste, and you can drink sylvania, Tennessee, and Vermont, the it at any hour ofthe day registration fees are In lieu of all Baking as many cups as you like personal property taxes. with no irritation to nerves. OLD METHODS ARE DISLIKED Powder Better nights and brighter No Longer Produce Results Equal to s ings usually follow a change the Demands of Transporta- to Postum as the table drink. tion on Highways, H Road-buildin- experts are endeavor- ing to Impress the public with the fact "There 's a Reason that the old methods of building roads no longer produce results equal fb the Ihlt hy Postum Cereal Ca,IncBattle CreekMich demands for highway transportation. If the highways are to be developed to their capacity there roust be better and better highways. ".t) wA THE KEN N A RECORD inniii!iiiui!iu;iiiiiiii:iiiii!ii!iiiiiiiiiii!F) Vatch Your Kidneys! That "bad back" ii probably due to Tlie Kitchen weak kidneys. It shows in a dull, 'Children Cry For throbbing backache or aharp twinge when aiooping. You have headaches, 7iv too, Cabinet dizzy spells, a tired, nervous feeling and irregular kidney action. Don't niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiiii. neglect it there ia danger of dropsy, . Ii0. Westers Nawspnper Union.) gravel or Bright'a disease! Use Doan'l Kidney In May time balmy breesea play nilt. Thousands hare saved Among the nodding treetopa. themselves more serious ailinenta by And Joyous songsters flit between the timely use of Doan'l. Ask your The boughs with merry roundelayl neighbor! An Oklahoma Case WHAT TO DO WITH CHEESE. Henry Claassen, PER CENt mat shoemaker, Fair-vie- With cheese the suggested compo- (Q)ji lrS Ok la., a a y a : sition of the moon and equally as high AVciJefabicIVccafationSirAs 'Every time I over-worke- d, SsuTUlatiiiithelbodtyBrjuUV--' my kidneys In price, we have war- fTAntAjl T i.n willna X been careful In j j tiniilheStoinaandjwcbrf Jt) had sharp palna In my back over my the amounts used. i1V.fi Special Care of Baby. Kidneys. At auch At Present, how- - f,""' times 1 was handi- 'Vv.S Baby capped y It Is getting That should have a bed of Its own all are agreed. Tet It at my work. sSiZ&Wi ever. inereoy rroiiiuu"s Is more Doan'a Kidney Pills 1 somewhat and RcstCantoto reasonable for an infant to sleep with grown-up-s to use f, were brought to my r.V'ffi bock Cheerfulness than nor a man's medicine "'' Jmmi ktlanHnn nn n flan I xvv""V to lta old priced. fieSher Opium, Morphine in an attempt to regulate the delicate organism of using them. I whs rid of the trouble. if'- -- and it will be id Vvn'MADrnTIC that same infant. Either practice is to be shunned. They put my kidneya In good condi- Neither would tion." more generally be tolerated by specialists in children's diseases. used. be- Your Cat Doan'a A Store, 80c a Bos Cheese Is a voluable iood, Physician will tell you that Baby's medicine must be ing highly concentrated and with no prepared with even greater care than Baby's food. kpTAV waste. DOAN'S One needs to consume twice A Baby's stomach when in good health is too often disarranged FOSTER. M1LB URN CO.. BUFFALO, N. Y. as much beef, pound pound, as for by improper food. Could you for a moment, then, ihink of giving cheese iitt order to have the same food to your ailing child anything value. Beef but a medicine especially prepared A Question. contains more iron, than for Infants and Children ? Don't be cheese, but this can be supplied by deceived. One of the questions we hnve long s In Make a mental note of green vegetables. Cheese contains this: It is Important, Mothers, that wanted to ask is: "Who takes care you should - more lime than meat and much less Is Constlpationand Diarrnoeij remember that to function well,- the digestive organs of of the dentist's teeth?" ana i your Baby needed to make a satisfying meaL pmrlshness must receive special care. Ho Baby is so abnormal that There are any number of combina- the desired results may be had from the use of medicines primarily tions with cheese which will take" the prepared for grown-up- s. I M FOOT-EA- SE place va- MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT ALLEN'S of meat and add an infinite IwSimHeS;$nat IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIa riety to the menu. the aaHstsOe Pewte Bkak tost Tea Ibaea Wisconsin produces a large part of Toot-Bat- GENUINE I And sprinkle In the b. all the cheese In A ALWAYS It tain the atlng made the United CASTOR out of Ooroa, Bunions, States and the "buy at home" slogan Bears Bllatere and Callouses, should be kept In mind when market- - 1 the Signature of and gives rest and coming. Imported cheeses are very popu- 0 fort to hot, tired, amart-- Ing, swollen leeC lar, but at present nearly every va- Mora tnan lfiwjooo riety is produced in the United States ponnda ot Powder lor and In many cases of superior quality. Ibe Feet were need by The w Array gastronomic delights of bread "vy and cheese we Exact Copy of Wrapper. and kisses have been CKTAU COMPANY. vVic Allan's Poo. taught are the sine qua non of living NSW YORK CITY. f Base, tho though fkltSd der tor thalnat. and the sanitary board bars the With the Beat Intentions. take the friction from the shoe, freab-- latter we still have cheese and bread "Willie, what are you ena the ieet and gives new rigor. doing with with which to worry along. The fol- that oil can?" "I'm oilin' baby's Nothing relieve the pain of tight or lowing help In suggesting new shoe o quickly. Sold every whera.; dishes will tongue so he can talk." Life. a few of ways we may use this Ak lor ALUM'S fOOT-EAS- the ?7Iiat to Halie im delicious food: Cheese With Celery. Cook the Cuticura for Sore Hands. coarser portions of celery cut In Soak hands on retiring In the hot suds (CdDPNisimiPAirndDRi half-inc- of Cuticura Soap, dry Cu- h pieces, or the root or celerlac and rub In 80Years Old ticura Ointment. Remove surplus may be used cut in dice. Place a lay- Ointment Take a good dose of Carter's Little Pills er of celery In the bottom of a well-butter- with tissue paper. This Is liver only one of the things Cuticura will do men take & or 6 tor a few nights after.They Was Sick baking dish. Covet with CARTER'S cleanse your system Now Feels Younfj After grated or finely cut cheese, using as If Soap, Ointment and Talcum are Used ITTI.E of all waste matter and much or little as the occasion or sup- for all toilet purposes. Adv. Regulate Your Bowels. Mild as easy to Taklntf Eatonic for ply demands, then add a few spoon- '4 take as SUgar. Genun teat itgnatuny fuls of a rich white sauce made of Keep your friendships in constant PILLS Sour Stomach repair by Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. "I bad sour stomach ever since I had two tablespoonfuls each of butter and practicing the golden rule. "the grip and it bothered me badly flour cooked together and one cupful Have taken Eatonic only a week and of rich milk added; salt and pepper to am much better. Am 80 years old," taste. Repeat, having the white sauce Bays Mrs. John Hill. on top, then sprinkle thickly with but- Eatonic quickly relieves sour stom- tered crumbs and bake In a moderate ach, indigestion, heartburn, bloating .and distress after eating because it oven until the crumbs are well 'Not "Something for Nothing" takes up and carries out the excess browned. Serve from the dish. Once acidity and gases which caase most tried, this will be a cherished recipe. stomach ailments. If you have "tried j everything" and still suffer, do not give When Earth's last picture la dusted But Premiums for Your Tags tip hope. Eatonic has brought relief to And the floors are washed and dried tens of thousands like you. A big box When the oldest rug is beaten FOR MEN..WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS costs but a trifle with your druggist's And the youngest bug his died guarantee. We shall rest and, believe me, we'll Ask Your Dealer for These Brands See That You Get Your Tag They need It: Am Valuable Drop down for a wink or two. Till the dust on the grand piano Cuticura Talcum fchall set ua to work anew. , With Apologlea to Kipling. FMclMtisiflir FrflTut Always Healthful SUGGESTIONS FOR THE Sea 25c, OlataMBt 25 aaa SOc, Talcaa 25c There are- - many tasks which seem of little Importance to the woman who has kept bouse for SLOW jllll year but which are a bug-- T I bear to those less expert- - Jill j enced. The newly-we- d 31 who will not ask advice I KENTUCKY COLONEL DEATH . or Is ashamed to confess PICTURES Aches, pains, nervousness, diff- her Ignorance has many Taken from 10c bags of Kentucky iculty in urinating, often mean hard knocks to take as Colonel pipe tobacco are of equal she Journeys along In her value with tags and may be as- serious disorders. The world's housekeeping. sorted or all one kind. standard remedy for kidney, liver, This Is the time of year to wash or bladder and uric acid troubles scud to the cleaners, the. winter Cameo Brooch. 2S Tags blankets. Prepare a suds of good Gold Filled COLDIIEDAL sonp and put the blankets Into a good Dozens of Pins. Chains Automatlo Lighter and Buttons big tub of water and have It as hot and Pocket Lamp, GO Tar as can Twenty other special articles tor the hands bear, washing one men blanket at a time, using a plunger 3 or small suction hand washer. Those '! who use a power machine does ii bring quick relief and often ward off that i' deadly diseases. Known as the national not rub the clothes will find that sat- remedy of Holland for more than 200 isfactory. Woolen needs careful i : years. All druggists, in three sizes. handling to keep It from filing tftid " ' American Cut Glass Cream Pitcher and Supar Bowl. 75 Tags Look for the nam Gold Medal on every bos shrinking. Never rub on a board but J accept no imitation Epoon Tray or Jelly and Pickle and squeeze with the hands and wring Dish, 0 Tags through a loose wringer or simply - - squeeze out the water and let It Aluminum Salt, drip on the line. A warm windy day . Pepper and Toothpick Premo ' is the best for drying Slankets, Holder and Tray Jr. Kodak For over halt a century DR. then 26 Tags Pictures i.x3A, l&o Tags TUTT'S LIVLH FILLS have beea If they are brushed vigorously to raise Many other amusements told for the liver. the nap they will be fluffy and look Read the following from a woman like new. Fold and pack with a of forry-elh- t t " I have used UK. handful of cloves or a small piece of TUTT'S PILLS tor Bowel regula- cotton saturated with turpentine to tion many years. I am now con- tlie vinced that they are also the best keep moths from troubling them. known regulator for other retard, Heavy suits. pu) wraps which will not be used during the summer Alarm Clock, 200 Tags ed female functions. I have told should French Harp, Old Btandby, 25 Tags many my now (Tells Time In Darkness) of friend and none be aired, brushed and 'put away in Also Fiddles and Phonographs Forty other Clocks and Watches would bo moth-proo- without them. A few f bugs or chests. Thirty Different days before, you Pocket Knives Twenty Different Flashlights and are all right." Leather chairs may be Lent looking well by rubbing them with linseed oil ROGERS TRIPLE BILVEH PI.ATE ROGERS NICKEL SILVER Teaspoona 75 Tags 12 Teaspoons 76 Tags I and vinegar, using one part of vinegar n Table Bpoons 150 Taisa t Table Spoons 76 Taa rifiuRfirs to two of oil. Polish with a silk cloth Knives and Forks 3u0 Tags 6 Knives and 4 Forks 225 Tags after rubbing the oil mixture into the Eighty other articles (or table and kitchen leather. WRITS TODAY FOR YOUR 1921 PREMIUM LIST Tobacco Samples by Mail SOc Special Inducement to Live Dealer Address: Smith & Scott Tobacco Co., DepL A, W. N. U, Oklahoma City, No. 2l" vtflSL Inc, Paducah, Ky. THE KINHA RECORD GREAT FUTURE IS PREDICTED JUNIOR WEFERS, LIKE FOR YOUNG WASHINGTON STAR FATHER, IS SPRINTER LONGER SKIRTS

Is Ranked With Swiftest Run- IN FROM PARIS ners of the Country. . New spring and summer creations they use them with a skill that only keep coming from Paris at a rapid a born artist con dlspl.iy. rate. No sooner have we seen the last For Instance, a garland of these" or-- Youngster Is Fast Acquiring Speed collection than a fresh shipment of gandle posies is placed over one hip, and Fins Points of Gams That gowns and hats arrives to ravish our starting at the waistline, and this Is Mads Paternal Ancestor Fa- gaze. the only trimming that the dress is mous Many Years Ago. At the houses of the smart dress- allowed, the rest of it being quite plrn makers in New York, writes a fashion and simple, with only the simplest of It is not very often that an athlete correspondent, imported gowns, de- plcoted edges to set it off. Another Who had reached the height of his signed for late spring and summer and motif of these little flowers starts on form a quarter of a century before is not yet on public view, are all long the right shoulder nnd floats over the represented in his' field by a son of skirt and as simple as can be; not front of the gown, to be fastened at equally as good. the the left side of the belt The dress But that is Just a sign of trimming or decoration has ' case with Bcrnle Wefers, Sr., and his been left to them except of the most with this, too, is quite the background son, Bernle, Jr. Twenty-liv- e years inconspicuous sort. for the flower adornment. Doucet is showing ago Berate, Sr., was the world's evening or frocks of colored and white Take, for instance, the linen in what Is handker- greatest sprinter. He held records gown. crepe called the dinner It Is of black satin, chief quality, with trimmings of these galore. Including the world's mark and its lining, which shows on the for 220 yards, which k ood the on- little organdie uowers. The "novelty slaughts of the world's greatest of the trimming is a certain relief throughout the years until a few dnys from the everlasting lingerie trim ago, Charley Paddock, the coast star, mings to which frocks of this char- was credited with smashing It. acter have for so long been confined. Today Bernie, Jr., Is ranked with Cotton nets and cotton laces are an- the best sprinters of the country. Un- other combination which has received der his father's experienced eye, he is much attention for summer wear and fast ncqulring the speed and fine for spring reception and party dresses. points of the game thnt mndo his dad The nets are pot white and cream on- Sara Harris, second basemnn of the Washington Senators, Is famous so long ago. At present young ly, as in former years, but this season every one of the best second Backers la the major leagues. He Is a Bernle holds many - titles, but the they have been tinted known good fielder and wields a wicked bat This Is Harris' second question uppermost in the minds of tone and shade, and then the laces lu the big leagues, and a treat future Is predicted for him. American enthusiasts Is "Can. Bernle, which are used with them are' colored the self-sam- e tone. Chiffon and lace are combined In this way, the lace being dyed to match the tissue. FOUR-EYE- A Diamond D CATCHERS. yellow net frock was made with a very full skirt, giving body by means Squibs i. Spectacled pitchers, outfield- of wide crosswise tucks. Between the tucks a two-inc- h cotton lace edging Joe Hush Is still Joe Bush, but not ers and lnlielders seem to be was placed, this was dyed the Bush. more or less numerous In' base- -' and "Bullet" Joe citron-yellow- . ball these days, but Penn State same shade of The bodice was a simple Schalk, brother of Roy, boasts of a unique combination surplice affair, Clarence NP"",rV and the Inevitable organdie flower has been let out by Minneapolis. in having two catchers. this time a pale pink camella held Rob Lans-dow- n the pale green ribbon girdle in placed Princeton's baseball and track ath- Livingston, the i ' : Bez-dek- Another cotton net 'frock was dyed letes are dieting at training tables. boy Is one of 's substitutes who wears his a gray-blu- and the skirt was one i mass of two-Inc- h made of a The Brooklyn Nationals, 1920 pen- glasses, Inside the mask : while In iff i ruffles cotton lace- - dyed are getting oft badly. young Runnetto, from Teabody the same shade, and nant winners, put In wide' High, Pittsburgh, the freshman on scallops or garlands. "four-eyed- Parisian hats are In full bloom, so Calloway of the Athletics team also has a " "Chick" to say. Most ones are cannot explain why he Is called backstop. t of the summer, 7 big and floppy and flowery, but there Chick." - afe some small turbans recently imported of Benny r.oynton, Williams college ... .r which have a distinction their own There are the tiniest of gridiron star, Is also a diumond lu- WILL v STRENGTHEN PHILLIES close fitting solidly of minary. turbans made Irk' leaves that are colored and lacquered. Earl Neale and Jimmy Ring Are Ex. It Is no rarity to be a Cubs could Bernle for the leaves The prediction that the pected to Help Donovan's Team Wefers, Jr. rich, deep brown or a dull and shiny not to not been founded hit seems have in Pennant Race. green or rose colored or, for mat- on fact. Jr., regain the laurels which his dad that held so many years?" Before this ter, any color that happens to strike, Earl Neale,-- former star oiftflelder of the fancy of the But the Harry of the Jersey City summer passes out this question modiste. Birmlllcr the Cincinnati Reds, photogrnphed The Dinner Dress. leaves are not nil. Over them Is draped Internutlonuls rang up the first no-h- lt In a Philly should be answered. For undoubtedly uniform at the National young a veil of chantilly dyed a shade to game of the season. league park in Philadelphia. Wefers will meet Paddock In hanging drapery at the side of the Neale 220-yar- match exactly the shade of the leaves was a race at the d distance." skirt, and ognln under the arms and ' acquired, with Pitcher Jimmy underneath it. Any boy can tell you Daddy Wefers Is nt present athletic at the waistline, is of royal blue crepo Leather as Hat Fabric. what to do when your business Inter- Instructor at Fordhnm university. georgette. As far as trimming Is con- The French ure using leather a feres with baseball. cerned, there is none, only that shim- good deal, too, for hats. .It Is a soft, C mer of the deep blue th'at appears now drapable variety of leather. All the Itay Schalk Is the same brilliant f Sporting Squibs and again to relieve the solid black- rules of leather have been disregarded catcher he was before the grand jury ness of the frock. The whole art of and the stuff has been used as though wrecked the White Sox. of All Kinds the thing lies In the lines and In the It were the most accepted hat fabric general suitability of the frock to the under the sun. One large brand-trimme- d International shooting matches will and Gleason appears to be very pleased personallty-- of the wearer. The sketch hat was made of brilliant red team. 1 "oa I be held at Lyons, France, this sum- came directly from and shows with the prospects of a winning mer. Paris leather, and It had little steel rivets So do Schalk and Collins. well what they consider over there applied cleverly ot the base of that the right length of skirt. It Is, doubt- where a bow was Center college without Its Bo will tied at the rl'ii side The Tigers have purchased Short- less, but a forerunner of the length of by way of a bit of trimming. Another not figure in the gridiron fiddling next our skirts a season or two to come. stop Don Rader of the New Orleans fall. leather hat, also of red, was embroid- Southern association club. Among the frocks of muslin, cotton ered in black chenille and then twisted crepe or organdie of which such a vast Carpentler's Into one of those drapery turban forfeit of $50,000 looks quantity Is shown for wear during the Captain Fisher, the Princeton base- bigger In New things turning off the face. It was the the York bank than it summer months, citron-yello- Is by ball enptain, Is a Baltimore boy. He did In Paris. sort of shape that has been popular lilts fourth la the batting order. far the favorite shade. for some seasons past and to which " Sis Bing, is to again Madeleine et Madeleine are trim- the French milliner is capable of al- 2:00, be out ways The slogan In the National league this season as a member of Dick ming their rose and apricot mulls with giving a fresh twist, If desired. Is "Watch Alexander." Orover, the stable. country flowers made of other colors Lace, too, Is still a favorite with Great, seems greater than ever this of organdie posed on the gowns at them over there. They are making spring. Plans are under way for a trip to various fascinating places. An or- whole .picture hats of it and using it Honolulu this summer by the Yaie gandie rose will hold a ribbon belt In for trimmings on others. They seem Unless all signs fail Dutch Reuther. 8wlmmlug team. place and will show there not only loath to relinquish the grace and the under the fatherly handling of Uncle the flowers but Its leaves made of thin drooping quality of this material, Robbie, will be a game winner thi,i Holland has withdrawn her bid for fabric. The French can do anything which, above all others, has that Benson. the 1924 Olympic games, but will try with a material If it is in the least feminine look which best adapts It- pliable, and the newer organdies to making for the 1928 scries. . are self the of hats. They have ' Ben Koehler, former nrst baseman positively Inspirational texture used lace for veils and bows Earl Neale. lnthelr scarfs and for South Bend and once with the St. Malls are jammed with letters re- and in their colors. They make gar- end for transparent brims, and when Louis Cardinals on trial, has gone into Demp-Car- p denias and sweet peas of organdie th'ey use it they take great pains Ring, by questing tickets for the that to politics. the Phillies In a winter trade. bnly put the real ones to shame, and then allow the pattern to show at its best The two former Reds will greatly show. There's room for 60,000. ntrengthen' the chances of Bill Don- None of the American association Bill Tlldcn asked the hometown citi- pliV-'r- ovan's outfit as pennant contenders. Flowers s have been ordered off the field zens of Philadelphia to spend $50,000 in Some Favor profanity. Things hot TThere are, as always la springtime, there Is a hat of fine red for aren't in the building of tennis courts, and straw s many trimmings of ribbon. There is enough yet. ROOKIE IS PART OF PASTIME they will. which is topped by a crown of foliage ; an amusing little novelty in the way tinted and lacquered In tlie very same ' St. Louis has the hitters, It Is get Olym- of ribbon of organdie edged by a plcot shade as the straw. bat Instead of Being Personification of Parts is slated to the 1024 If Lee Fohl will have sort In metal thread. In the same way doubtful the Hayseed He Is Today Well Edu. pic games, according to Gaston Vtdal, As for the plumed bats, they are of pitching staff needed for success In undersecretary of physical education stiff taffeta ribbons are supplied with cated and Mannered. Ouy most often of soft straws with glycer-ine- d the majors. of France. this metal edge, and these Maria t uses in formal rosettes posed on the feathers that wind many, times Rookies aren't what they 00 about the base of the crown drip Agents to watch against gambling used to brims of some of her hats. and be. The recruit was once supposed to Emmet French will captain the off the sides, the front or the tack, or barieball' parks have been engaged golf- Flowers seem to be finding again In be and sometimes was the personifica- team of American professional all three. Just according to the whim Ban B. Johnson, president of the compete Some of their lost favor. They lean by tion of hayseed and cabbage. ers who will In the British of the modiste. Sometimes they, too, American league. open chauiplonsfilp. toward Gelnsc made extraordinary They furnished entertainment to large, not the models set down by are actually drawn through the straw by brim, being I veterans their crudeness and things nature; they diverge In many ways then allowed to wave over Eric Erlckson, the Swedish cove they didn't know about F. L. Page, bow In the Princeton the hair. any the world as and the more conventional the trpe the who fnlled to do effective twirling well as baseball. Today practically boat, is said to resemble In build the seems to be getting away famous bow, Arthur Savage, who died better they seem to be liked. Georgette uses an elongated dagger for Detroit, all rookies are well educated and well shop ,uele one Clark Griffith. at Chateau Thierry. At the of Humnr for the trimming at the nicely for mannered. sees wreaths and garlands of those side of some of her hats. She has great suc- Many have arrived before they hft newer flowers mingled with bunches had ' a Pennsylvania . Frank Moran's English press agents cess, too, with trlcornp, Fred Welse, former the big time la the knowledge of the looking and the the which is playing had It all framed Or the Plttsburgher of luscious fruit whole trimmed with two algrets student, la the outfield for game. This Is due to the caliber of of the arrangement Is then treated to fastened to He Is regarded as to cripple Carpentler before Dempsey the side, which Is up. Swarthinore. the ball played in the minors and to the a bath of finish which makes It turned on the team. was given a chance. tire hardest hitter increasing number of recruits from shine most attractively. They look al- Jeanne Due prefers the taffeta ... college nines. - together like flowers of porcelain or flowers for trimming. At Coach IL who this house the things no baseball fan Is a man's game William Deltz, made One of Baseball now. It reputation as a football wax. This same modiste makes flow- there is a large picture hat mada of ever been able to figure out Is why has progressed far as regards a strategist lias the at the Carlisle Indian school several ers of taffeta that have a clre finish. bluck satin and trimmed with a de- opening of the baseball season is mental caliber of those who play It, blend-lo- g the years ago, will teach the Purdue eleven They are assorted as to colors, cidedly artistic arrangement of, black a slgua.1 for a profracted rainy Yet the word rookie will always upon always stick. Indian psychology this fall. with the shade of the bat laee Intertwined with metal ribbon la, spelt ' It's a part of the pastime. mhich they are placed. For instance. shades of blue with silver. .