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"T .RICA s With Malice toward None, with CharityJorAB, and with Firmness in the Right VOLUME XV. RQY, Mora Coüñty. 'w"exiwWrdayÍ March 219Í8. . Number 6" Auto JFatality Community Hal New Auto Road Game Regulation Get together Santa Fe -- 0 Saturday, March 2nd, a meet Elmer Neal was called tó"Las The Community Hall has been Hon. E. F. Gallegos and A. C. The department of Game and Our enforced visit to Santa Fe ing will be held at the I, 0. 0. F. Yegas Saturday by wire an- fitted up for a Red Cross Sewing Loveless, county highway super- FiVth, according to information last week, was not altogether a a Hall in Roy, at which it is desir- nouncing death of his uncle, and work, room in addition to the intendent of Union County, were given out by Theodore Roualt. hardship. Even the forced at- the Jr. able that the Farmers and land who was here last week visiting other interests centered therein here Wednesday in the interest State Game Warden, will have a tendance at Court was offset by owners all over the mesa meet him, in an auto accident near La? lne partition ñas peen moved of a north road from Tucumcari limited number of Chinese Ring-nec- k the couitesy and dignity of the with the promoters of the Oil Vegas, He and R. C. Grunig back and the linoleum laid on th to Roy. Mr. Gallegos is a promi- Theasants and eggs for dis Federal Court and officials. Santa Investigations for the purpose of got a and immediatly noors, the waii3 kaisomined and nent stodkman and politician of tribution in the next few days. Fe has improved wonderfully car started getting a full understanding of for the scene' of the disaster the place made most comfortable Union County and with Mr. Love- Application for these birds will since we fir saw her and blush the object of the enterprise and J which "was reported as follows in and sanitary. less is trying to locate the most be entered and the order filled in ed for the condition of the Capital the mutual advantage to be gain- Vegas Optic-How- ard Three new sewing machines feasible roadway from city the rotation which of a Territory. Much : of the un the Las this in the requi ed by B. Connelly have been added to the equipment north through Union and Mora sitions are received. It is there-fo- r sightly has disappeared and in was All aro urged to attend right most instantly killed in auto one purchased by the Red Cros Counties to Roy and other. in the advisable that those who are its stead is the "New Santa Fe" an after mail time Saturday and mobile night and one "New White" presented ty northern portion of the state in realln interested in the propaga building in its own peculierand accident last talk it over. means much to the Floersheim Merc. Co. and of It most style which tourists are going to bo tion those spe:did game birds ' attractive of architec- the driver of the machine Frank all of us. Smith, of Roy, suffered a broken new "Singer" presented by Mrs, interested. There is going to lo filó' their requisition without de ture, which seems to us to be a Committee. wrist. The party composed of T. E. Mitchell of Albert. This an attempt to have thi3 roadway lay.; We-wil- furnish pheasants blending of the most modern Mr. and Mrs. Connelly and dau- makes it possible for the workers designated for a state and federal only1 en written request and only methods and materials with a ghter, Miss Foryst, and Frank t) turnout many garments other ad. The crossing of the Canadian to those who will agree to abide W. C. Yarbro, who lives on a a true conception of the primtive Smith were on their way from wise impossible and is a great selected will be designated for a by,,Uie conditions. Tha proper part of the Paxton Ranch and Ideas of prehistoric man. The Fort Sumner where the Connel help to the Red Cross. bridge and it is believed the lo- application form may be obtain- has purchased a ranch in that result is buildings differing from ly's formerly lived, to Roy wher cation will be near Dripping ed by addressing T... Roualt, -- Jr. vicinity is at the Plumlee Hospi the "mission .style" they had made arrangement to Lunch Springs. The people north of the Sti.to Game. Warden,. Santa Fe, tal where he, will submit to an with distinction and real "Class"' make their home. While round Canadian aré much interested in operation when ur. jt'lumiee is and admitting of variation from ing a curve in the road near Ro Junior Red Cross the project there is going tp be a able to perform it. Mr. Yarbro a two-roo- cottage to the largest In order to help out with the merovuie the driver of the car At the Community Hall strong effort to put this road lost a leg some years ago and School building and used alike food situtation, and to i changed gears, it is thought, and through this year. There is prob assist i has never healed ' rhrhtly. for power houses, residences and reducing the high cost of living far a moment lost control of the Sat Mar. 2nd. ably no other road into Tucurri- - will he removed above the knee public buildings. Our visit was in New Mixico, Game Warden machine. The car followed the ari that will be of greater bene- this time and will enable him to an time ': for meet- Patronize it and help the chil Rcuait will, on application issue the edge of the grade for a time fit than this one. Tucumcari wear an artiflcal limb instead of ing the people in the State House dren of the Roy Schools to' get special permits to fishermen per- and partly due to a large amount should dig in the help the move- the crutches he now uses. Mr, bat we visited it any way and are Stpplies for School Red their - mitting them to use seines and proud J of baggage strapped on the side ment. . Yarbro has made many friends of it as one of the tidiest Cross Work, nets. ? became overbalanced and toppled since coming here who will all and most attractive ;if not the over into the ditch. They will tell you about it. Modern transportation has hope for his speedy and complete most imposing we have seen and - Saturday night, March 2nd, Mrs. Connelly and her daugh made great advances. We sent a recovery. '. the air of good fellowship which a Box Supper will be had the telegram from at pervades '; ter, who occupied the rear seat Dr. Gibbs Santa Fe last " it. has his new Wal Wagner Schoolhouse, 6 miles were' uninjured, the daughter Case week, attended a picture 6how Joe Allen recently purchased Our visit to the New Mexican installed in the Fairview southeast Of Roy, to raise money being thrown from the car when Pharmacy and when gets and came home afterwards in the Rev. Ford farm of eighty office was a real treat to us. he the for the School. All are invited it turned over but Airs. Connelly stock all arranged in time to receive the message and acres adjoining his farm near for the high degree of talent and them wil and urged to bring boxes or remained pinned under ma we did'nt break any speed re Solano for ; J2000. 00 not a big efficiency represented m the have the "niftiest" little Drug - th EdU "Diniero'., . chine. Mr. Connelly, it is faid btore in northeast N. M, The cord either. , price either when you consider torial department of" the best Half the proceeds of this " lived but five minutes after the new Soda Fountain yet the improvements worth $1500. Víate backed by has not Supper will be donated to the dyjrrthé the accident. The daughter who was arrived but will soon. It affords us much relief to on it and a well he has needed moderno! equipment corps Red Cross of Roy, as this m and a beside him said he inquired as to earn from Guthrie Smith, in for ten years. of muhity's donation to Red Cross mechanics who. deserve the whether anyone was injured. charge of the State War Publicity title in de- i Work, v - "artists' their everal John purchas- C. C. Passmore was tiie firt to State Land Sale at Santa Fe, that in the near fu Weisendorfer has partments. It makes our little ed the 180 acres of W arrive at the scene of the acci ture all the propagandi of all the J. Gibson Shop" look cheap by comoari' St. Valentine's day was and son adjoining his farm for dent. Passmore brought the body cele departments will be sent only to R. E. Alldredge and Mrs. Mary son but it is a joy to know that of Mr. Connelly am the remain brated at Clayton with another the State Puhlhjjts who will Waters orove to Springer Satur $12.50 per acre. It is a good bar- we can think the great thoughts Vegas big public" auction of State : day tQ gain for him but we hope ..the ,der of the party to Las Lands choose from it what is suitable 'visit relatives over Sun that they dare utter The New .1 - . conducted by State Land Comm.- :;;:ys-- . Gibsons will not leay the The remains of Mr. Connelly, Lto.tho.ruraI weekly presaTlvs day,r:i mesa Mexican has been the 'createst - ., . w as we who was 46 years old were taken issiunerivor-er- r. "üJTieiv in will rid the mails of thousands of r need them here In "ouW influence in "the stat i to Hicksville, Ohio, his former which a total of 92,108.64 f cr tons, of waste relieve developement plans, rratter, "Ye lOlde Tyme Concerté" betterment that we have seen home, for burial Mr. Neal ed brought the State a total purchase local editors the of the task of given by the ladies of the Red in public and political conditions Monday morning bringing price of $578157.52 The sixty wading thru useless columns ' John Hepburn, R. of Cross at the Hall last Friday the Mills F. and we ieel sure that it has but the car and other effects which nine tracts sold ranged in acre missing U. stuff for the kernel or it evening, was a distinct success Carrier came down to Roy started on its mission and age from 40 28000 that with the team and other property to but the altogether.. ! last Friday night both as an entertainment and with a crowd when we have the Non-partis- already here he will dispose of. large majoiity were small tracts to attend financially. The program had the entertainment He Judicary, ed fifty-thre- juries The wife and daughter will re e of the sixty-nin- e Farm Less and Better lost a tire from the so much of real merit that sur- left front and other reforms to go with our main in Ohio. Roy thus loses tracts being of 641 acres or less, wheel of his i Well meanihg but misguided prise was expressed by the critics Ford going back and new Austrilan ballot and better. most desirable citizen and joins in veral hundred bidders and drove two miles from who did hot know Roy judg where the ed election be-cau- boosters are beginning to clamor but laws, it will be se general regret spectators filled the court room the tire was found before he pitiless-publicit- for the planting of a larger acre ed her by other towns! The missed of the y where the sale was held and it age than ever this season, The "Ukulele Orchestra" was a de- it. We had the tire waiting for win nave given our nrpspnt bidding was active on a majority And now it is "National Repair experience year ought cided "Hit" and the Quartets him when he came for it but aouses. We of the tracts, of last to confessed to Dana Week," March 4- -9, every ' The best prices failed to get a when prompt a more practical plan. were better than some profession- satisfactory ex Johnson that we lack much in farmer is urged to all were realized on a number of planation of how he overhaul Many a patriot is out of the busi als can do. could drive ability to go his gait but we'ed his machinery and repair up school sections one of these bring- two miles two it ness iarming summer . The fiscal returns amounted to across railroad like nothing better ing $18. 30 per acre, the highest oi this than a chance ready for spring work, See d-d- crossings without missing what simply because he tried his st $70.55 which tells how large was the to go our best in the - price of the sale. A tract of same tren- .you need, order your repairs, get to do the audience. Following Con- tire. John doesnt drink so that 2960 as the booster ordered last the eral direction for the uplift of 11 acres sold for $10.60 pr acre but-somet- your tools ready and you will year. He planted all the acres he cert a dance held the young peo- Is not the reason hing certain forms of humanity. and another of 2948 acres for ,be ready to "hit the ball" wnen could and fell ple for a season of unalloyed surely distracted his attention ground $14.05 pr then down because lhe is beincr cleared the time comes to farming acre. Bids up to $7, Í8 from his driving "Quien Sabe start he could not possibly cultivate it pleasure. for the new Federal Building for intelligently. and $9 pr acre were frequent. all and the weeds took his crop. The dance given by the Roy the Post Office at Sant Fe and While the acreage sold was not The trial in the Federal Court e had to make desperate sacri- - Orchestra following the Concert when it is erected it will be an G. R. Abernathy and L. E. as large as that in the Unicn at Santa Fe, last week, which íces to pay for the seed he had netted $12.50 over expenses other attraction. Weafrep with county state land sale of April called ten Roy and ueuDier iett m the latters car wasted in trjing to do what which was donated to the cause. Solano men as some of her citizens 917, the activity in bidding and the that it is a Tuesday for Mora, where they promoters witnesses, resulted in the defeat shame they prices paid told him to do. have not a country will be present and busy at the indicated that there of the claims of N. N. Durrett to ' The man who planted a hundred Moore-Haze- n surnnnding that is trood for Wednesday which has been no decrease in the de his homestead. He land sale sells acres and lost it all in the weeds was amoung something besides scenery mand for state land in this sect- the pioneer The their two school sections. They could have planted forty Mr. Arthur Hazen, Prominent homesteaders of this Roy messa for ion or the willingness of farmers acres instance. intended to drive through and and young Mesa farmer and Miss community, had made proof on We visited and tended it right and had a ' the Museum back in the car. It is fairly cer- stockmen to bid what are re Cora Moore, daughter of Mr. and claim, had his patent and has crop. It is not more acres we neen nosed around amoung relics 50 gets garded as fancy prices for them, Mrs. C. C. paid taxes on to tain that whoever these two but fewer acres and better culti- Moore stole a march it for some years. 5000 years old. tactically all the successful It is all very in- sections will pay handsomely for Beans and on their friends Isst Friday This case should impress on the teresting bidders vation. weeds can't but the thouffht wfl them, in the sale here were ci slipped away to Clayton and minds of those who ' have not grow in the same field and the most impressed 'upon us tv tizens of New Mexico' although were quietly married. A croud of made proof the necessity of man who plants 10 acres and what avail-- We would give number of bidders from other their friends finding out what keeping a record of their doings more ;. Poof. R, S. Trumbull arrived cares for it is doing more than he for a true vision of th states were present and a num was happening gathered at the and not depend on making proof in Roy Wednesday and is helping who plants a hundred acres and development in the year bar of tracts were bought by house of Mr. Hazen and gave an from memory, which is always 1950 as with the marketing of the last unsuccessfully fights weeds. it will be then, than for stockmen from Texas and Okla old married neighbor who had getting people m bad. In his a full year bean crop and looking up knoweledge of all the past ages Dr. C. Plumlee has been seri- been left in charge a noisy Cha-vair- ri decision Judge Neblett expressed which the cause for so many farm sales: Jacobo Rodriguez, son of Juan these scraDs- mori k.v ously ill for the past week but is while the young married sincere sympathy for Mr. Durrett IIIUI, He suggests suppressing 'Casey' Jose Rodriguez, we are not ouarrelino- - arrived home on improving. couple passed the night peace- but said the strict administration as one remedy. Mr. Trambullis sick leave Monday from Camp the antiquarians, thev n fully in another home. Their of the law . demanded a verdict in a position to enjoy the joke on Kearney Calif, where he his right but we are more interested Mrs. T, E. Mitchell and daugh-te- r many friends join the Sun. in against him. m what Gov. Lindsey when he solemnly been for several months. He is man is going todntin - were guests of Mrs. F. A. wishing them a long and prosper- We are quite sure that Mr. in declared as a reason for conven- suffering from liver trouble and what he has done. : Roy last week. ous life of happiness and success. Durrett will be given a prefer- extra session of the Leg- has been back ing the set to 4th. class on Mosquero Sun. ence right to refile this land and New Mexico pro- account of it. He regrets A. E. islature that it as a The beans donated to the Red will yet be able to possess it Clifford, formerly 40 percent of her con- misfortune as Solano, duced but he likes life at the Cross by W. H. Guthman and The play entitled "Aunt De- some day, we hope so at least late of Sprinirer but rm sumption; while the cattle men's camp and was of Hurley, anxious to go David Valdez last fall were sold borah's First Luncheon." given We also trust that this case may N. M. writes us about Convention at Las Vegas boast across and see real service. nis b-- A. We have ins to T. E. Mitchell, of Albert, . in Mills last Thursday evening not result in others who have we produce more than four that M. at the standard price of 8 ct?. was á decided success, $27.25 gained land here being dragged hat he has married Miss Ma what we consume, which A dance Ross, formerly times is billed for Saturday per pound and netted $43.60. was cleared and one half the into court to defend their right of Solano and Even the Governor' will is the truth. March 16th by the Roy Orchestra This is the way the men helped amount given the Red Cross and to it, It is bad for the country remain at Hurley permanent to realize what New . y. was slow This is a live town and you have the Cross when they were short the other was applied on the and tends to discourage Many mends will be Dleamxi are doing. Mexico farmers to date ahead to get anything. . of cash last fall. Piano Fund for the school. at this news as we are and wish them all sorts of happiness. THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

OF CERTAIN CROPS rr, a few minutes too late. Starbuck. STARTING PLANTS We've got our footing Inside of the JOHN SMITH BLUFFS A CRAFTY BANKER AND GETS HOLD FROST HAS PASSED corral." BEFORE DANGER OF OF SUFFICIENT WORKING CAPITAL TO GO AHEAD The who was now Real well up on the middle rounds of for- The WITH THE GREAT IRRIGATION DAM PROJECT tune's ladder, shook his head doubb fully. "Don't you make any brash breaks, Man Synopsis J. Montague Smith, cashier of Lawrencevllle Bank and John. Mr. Hiram Falrbalrn and his Trust company, society bachelor engaged to marry Verda Rlchtander, crowd can swing twenty millions to heiress, knocks his employer, Watrous Dunham, senseless, leaves him your one little old dollar and a half, any i b? for dead and flees the state when Dunham accuses Smith of dishon- and they're not going to leave of esty and wants him to take the blame for embezzlement actually com- the pebbles unturned when it comes to i .Vtffl'j.ii FRANCIS LYNDE mitted by Dunham. Several weeks later, Smith appears as a tramp saving their Investment In the Esca- 'I..,.. at a town In the Rocky mountains and gets a laboring job In an Irriga- lante. That's all; I Just thought I'd tion ditch construction camp. Ills Intelligence draws the attention of drop in and tell you." Williams, the superintendent who thinks he can use the tramp, John Smith went to his rooms in the hotel Smith, In a more important place. The ditch company is In hard lines a few minutes later to change for din- financially because Eastern financial Interests are working to under- ner. He found the linen drawer In his dressing-cas- e local crowd headed by Colonel Baldwin and take over valu- overflowing. Opening - mine the ' V - 4, T llliitrstlsai W 1 1 W1H HTEIS able property. Smith finally accepts appointment as financial sec- another, he began to arrange the over- retary of Baldwin's company. He has already struck up a pleasant flow methodically. The empty drawer acquaintance with Corona Baldwin, the colonel's winsome daughter. was lined with a newspaper, and a sin- ' while financial page Copyright by Chas, flcribner'a ons lie goes to interview a crafty banker the enemies plan gle headline on the upturned ruin for Baldwin's company. sprang at him like a thing living and CHAPTER venomous. He bent lower and read - the underrunnlng paragraph with a Is precisely what was driv- y That I with a good business lawyer, and I'll "Colonel-dadd- tells me that you are dull rage mounting to his eyes and with the ing at Our banker can't ran start the legal machinery. Then you coming out to Hlllcrest for the week serving for the moment to make the You'll Requiring hare and hunt with the hounds. can get Into your car and go around end," was the way In which she In gray of the printed lines turn red. Cold Frame With Cloth Cover, Suitable for Growlnj Plants Not excuse me If say you haven't I that and Interview your crowd, man by terrupted the financial secretary's Lawrencevllle, May 19. Th (rand jury Warmth of a Hotbed. Tlmanyonl brow-knlttln- been altogether fair with man. want to know exactly where over a new material hu found a true bill against Montagu I i absconding cashier of (Prepared by the United States Depart- the soil is very dry It is advisable to Ditch, or with Colonel Baldwin, Mr. old stockholders be- contract "I have wagered him a Smith, the tht we stand with the Just Lawrencevllle Bank and Truit, charged ment of Agriculture.) use a little water In the hole. The wa- Kiozle. A friendly banker doesn't move In public. Can nice little round Iron dollar my fore we make any fat of with embexzllng the bank' funds. Tin In most sections of the South it la ter should be applied when the hole help sell out his customer. Ton know allowance you How about crlma would hava been merely a breach you do thatr that won't desirable to start plants of certain is partially filled with soil, and the that, as weU as I do. Still, you did shoved his of trust and not actionable but for the Baldwin lifted his bat and itr fact that Smith, by owning stock In tht crops before the danger of frost has moist earth should then be covered It" Smith looked up with best-na- - fingers through his hair. his bankrupt Went fall Industries lately takes passed. The simplest method of start- with dry soil to prevent baking. Plants Elnzle threw up his hands and tried grin. company, so "I reckon I can ; there are only sixty tured over by the Rlchtander had limited of plants Is by In gar- to defend himself. "It was a straight to the law. Smith ing a number should be set a trifle deeper the seventy of 'em. And Bob Stllllngs "You win," he said shortly. made himself amenable win- As or disappeared on the night of the 14th and means of a shallow box In a south den than they were In the plant bed.. business transaction, Mr. Smith. Come the cor- "Thank you," she laughed. "In a is your lawyer. around on plunts , long as we're In the banking business, la atllL at large. He la also wanted dow of the dwelling. After the Puck the soil thoroughly around the ner and ru Introduce you." minute or so I'll go back to the prest another criminal count It will be remem- each we buy anybody who comes appear, the box should be turned plants, so as to avoid air spaces. and sell for dent's office and collect" Then: "One bered that he brutally assaulted President to- night disappear- day, to prevent the plants drawing along." X. dinner, lodging and breakfast of us Dunham on the of his CHAPTER ance. .The reward of $1,000 for his appre- ward the light. A more satisfactory "No, we don't, Mr. Klnzle; we pro- was you could DRAINAGE FOR SWAMP LANDS about all stand, wasn't hension and arrest haa been Increased U method of starting plants is by means tect our customers first In the pres- thought maybe 12,000 The Rocket and the Stick. It? I It would be that by the bank directors. of hotbeds or cold frames. A hotbed ent Instance you thought your cus- pre- way." Large Tracts Can Be Made to Grow For a full fortnight after the 6 feet by 6 feet will be large enough tomer was a dead one, anyway, so It City "What made you think so?" CHAPTER XI. Crops and Meat Animals to Feed liminary visit to the Brewster average-size- d can wouldn't make much difference If you for the garden and National bank Smith was easily the She had seated herself In the chair cheaply. In the Thousands of Soldiers. should throw another shovelful of dirt World. be constructed rather busiest man in Tlmanyonl county. Es- reserved for Inquiring Investors. There The Narrow some coffin. colder regions of the South form or so onto the Wasn't that the Hophra was a little Interval of glove-smoot- h newspaper remtndet (From the United Slates Department of tablishing himself in the At the fresh of heat should be supplied. Fresh ma- way of working ing silence, and then, like a flash out that his sudden bound upward from Agriculture.) Itr Douse, and discarding the nure from the horse stable will be Large tracts of wet land varying In The president was fairly pushed to was shrewd of a clear sky, she smiled across the the laboring ranks to the executive khaki only because he found satisfactory for this purpose. area a few hundred to thousands the ropes, and be showed It new part becom- desk end at him and said : headship of the Irrigation project had from enough to dress the Turn the manure two or three times of acres In many states In the humid "Answer me one question, both of what "Will you forgive you merely made him a more conspicuous ingly, he flung himself into me If I ask a placing in the bed, in order now or you," you enough "miracle-working- before it regions, which produce little ho snapped. "Are big the " perfectly ridiculous question?" target for the. man-hunter- Smith Colonel Baldwin called to make it uniform In composition and nothing aside from timber, can be made to fight for your own against Stanton's campaign a zest that "Certainly. Other people ask them scanted himself of sleep and redoubled with mechanical condition. Mnke the exca- to grow sufficient crops and meat ani- crowd?" knew no flagging moment every day." his efforts to put the new company on going vation for the bed about 18 Inches deep mals to feed thousands of soldiers, if "You'll see; and the sight Is fourteen-da- y period new "Is Is your name really and truly a sound and permanent footing. In Within the and put in 15 to 18 inches of fresh properly drained. These areas are fre to cost you something," said Smith, occupied on the sec- John Smith?" the nature of things he felt that his town offices were manure, packing it well by trampling. quently capable of producing excep- and the blandest oil could have been City Na- "Why should you doubt own shift must necessarily be short ond floor of the Brewster itr Arrange a frame over the manure, so tionally good crops, the soil Is produc- no smoother than his tone. building; Stllllngs, most efficient It was just here that Smith was The more or less dramatic coup in tional the slope will be to the south. Place tive, and only for lack of drainage are "Is that right Dexter?" of corporation counsels, had secured given to see another one of Miss Co- Tlmanyonl High Line had advertised way 4 or 5 Inches of good garden loom over prevented from being profitable to "That's the It looks to me, stock-book- s rona's many moods or tenses and It him thoroughly. He was rapidly com- the new charter; and the the manure and cover the frame with owners an asset to the na- Dave," said the ranchman capitalist best-know- n man In Brew- - their and of Tlmanyonl High Line had been was a new one to him. She was visibly ing to be the canvas, pre- a hotbed sash or heavy tion. . In almost every tract of this who, whatever might be his limitations opened, with the Brewster City Na- - embarrassed. In high ferably the former. The manure will kind there are usually a few owners the field of finance, was not tlonnl as the company's deposi- "I I don't want to tell you," she named heat quite rapidly for the first few who feel that the land could be drained lacking the nerve to fight unquestion- tory and official fiduciary agent. stammered. ing In any partner's days. During that time ventilate the to advantage and that a few crops pro- quarrel. At the dam the building activities "All right; you needn't" president City bed frequently, to allow the gases to duced on the reclaimed area would pay The of the Brewster hod been generously doubled. An elec- "If you're going to take it that easy, escape and to lower the temperature. all the expenses of a drainage system, National turned back to Smith. light plant had been installed, and I will tell you," she retorted. "Mr. tric The seeds should not be planted until but too frequently there are other land "What do you want Mr. Smith?" be Williams was working day and night Williams thought your name was an the temperature goes down to 80 de- owners who object to the plan. asked, not too cordially. on alias ; and I'm not sure he doesn't ' shifts both In the quarries and the that gress or 85 degrees F. After the seeds "Nothing that you'd give us, I guess; forms. this, the new financial süll think so." Past have been planted, close attention 1 1 ' a little business loyalty, for one manager, himself broadening rapidly "The Smiths never have to have i should be given to the watering and : thing aliases. like John Doe or Richard i i as his field broadened, was branching It's ventilation of the bed. The soil should RAISE MORE POULTRY "And checking Imme Roe, you know " a balance for out In other directions. After a brief never be allowed to dry out, but it sug- you any name?" ', diate necessities for another?" with a few of his principal "Haven't middle water-soake- ; ; conference should not be kept Mois- : Help Uncle Sam by raising gested the banker. stockholders he had Instructed Stllllngs "I have a middle Initial It Is 'M.'" ' ture Is necessary for the germination more poultry and eggs. , ' Light" He was looking her fairly in the eyes With all his trained astutenes- s- to include the words "Power and seed and for the growth of the I Uncle Sam wants to double ) as he said It, and the light In the new of the trained in Elnzle's own school, at in the cataloguing of the new com plants, but an excess of moisture the production of poultry and offices was excellent Thanks to her ! that Smith could not be sure that the pany's possible and probable charter avoided, as the ! eggs next season. Will you do riding, Should be it stimulates gray-face- d old Westerner was not set activities, and by end of the fort horseback Miss Corona's small the I H development of diseases, especially ; your bit? ting a final trap him, night a powerhouse oval face had a touch of healthy out ! ! ', for after all. But the foundations of j damplng-off- . Water should be applied Are you doing your share to door tan; but under the tan there i ) he took the risk, saying, with a decent were going in below the dam, and ne- ' ""'i' early enough in the day to allow the encourage the production of 0,- - ' came, for just a flitting a flush ..WIWIM '. ', ', show of indifference: "Of course It gotiations were already on foot with instant '"3 plants to dry before night. Ventilate 500,000,000 pounds of eggs that would more to- of deep color, and at the back of the be convenient here than In the Brewster city council looking li" of I will be needed next season? the beds during the heated portion Denver or Chicago. no gray eyes there was something that But there Is ward the sale of electric current to the the day, but cover them In time to in- Eat more poultry and eggs and , hurry about that part of city lighting and purposes. Smith had never seen there before, iiíiyÉfiW It" for other sure their warming up enough to pre- help to win the war. "Ifs--lfs an she The president took a slip of paper Smith had made the planting of his Just Initial V vent chilling the plants during the Hatch your chicks earlier, . . queried. from a pigeonhole and wrote rapidly financial anchor securely to windward "How About It?" night. ', thereby getting matured birds. upon It Once more his optimism was his first care. Furnished with a select "Yes; It's just an Initial, and I don't In the lower South, cold frames may ' The mature pullet lays the most locking horns with prudent caution. It ed list by Colonel Baldwin, he had use it ordinarily. Tm not ashamed of ster, and he cherished no illusions of hotbeds, and can- ; ; eggs. ; ; " be used Instead was the optimism, however, that was made a thorough canvas of possible In the plain 'John.' about lost Identities, or the ability to vas or cotton cloth covers Instead of ' Produce Infertile eggs and driving the pen. Baldwin's word was vestors, and by the time the new stock "I don't know why you should be? lose them, In the land where time and glass. The Illustration shows a type ', save 15,000,000 worth of food. ', worth something, and It might be dis was printed and ready for delivery she commented, half absently, he space have been wired and railroaded of frame commonly used In the warm- ' astrous to let these two get away with through Klnzle'8 bank, an Ironclad pool thought. And then : "now many 'John pretty well out of existence. er section of the South for starting out anchoring, them solidly to the of the majority of the original Tlman M. Smiths' do you suppose there are It was needful that he should work plants. Brewster City National. yonl Ditch stock had been organized, In the United States?" while the day was his in which to Transplanting. FIELD PEA AS FORAGE CROP Smith to Maxwell, Star-buc- k, "Sign this, you two," he said. "I and had sold "Oh, I don't know ; a million or so, I work; and he did work. There was For the best results, plants started and other local capitalists a suf- Adapted don't know even the name of your new guess." still much to be done. Williams was in boxes, hotbeds, or cold frames Well to Northern Portion of ficient amount of the new treasury outfit yet but I'll take a chance on one "I should think you would be rather having a' threat of labor troubles at should be transplanted when they United States for Spring and two-nam- e stock to give him a fighting chance; piece of paper, anyhow." glad of that," she told him. But when the dam, and Stllllngs had unearthed reach a height of 1 to 2 Inches. Trans- , 8ummer Growth. this, a promise of more Smith took up the slip and glanced with If it he tried to make her say why he should another possible flaw in the land titles planting tends to produce uniform, should be needed. glad, promotion of a cer- (From the United States Department of at It It was an accommodation note be she talked pointedly of other dating back to the Utocky plants with a d twenty Not to Maxwell or to any of the new things and presently went to tain railroad which had never gotten Agriculture.) for thousand dollars. With the back her roof system. The seedlings may be One of the first crops to be planted money investors had Smith revealed the full father's office. beyond the paper stage and the ac fairly In his bands, he paused far transplanted to boxes or to the hotbed In the spring and in some cases one dimensions of the prize for which Tlm quiring of some of its rights of way. to drive the. nail of independence There were fine little headings of or cold frame, to stand about 2 Inches of the best is the field pea known In begin. anyonl High Line was entering the flung squarely before he would perspiration standing on the fugitive's Smith himself masterfully at apart each way. Some growers trans- some localities as field race. Colonel Baldwin and one Wil the Canadian "We don't want this nt all, Mr. Kln- forehead when she left him. the new difficulties as they arose, and plant twice before setting In the open pea. deserves even wider use than liam Starbuck, Maxwell's brother-in- - It zle, unless the bank's goodwill comes After the other members of the of- earned his meed of praise from the ground. " Fig. 5 shows two celery has been given it according to a recent becoming grav- law, by courtesy, and his partner in fice force men whom he overcame them. But with it" he said with had taken their departure, for plants from the same seeding. The publication, Farmers' Bulletin 690, en- the Little Alice mine, alone knew the ity. he still sat at his desk striving to bring under the surface current of the hurry- one .at the left was transplanted, while titled "The Field Pea as a Forage wheel within the wheel ; how the great "Til stand by you," wafi the brusque himself back with some degree of clear ing business tide a bitter undertow was that at the right was allowed to re- Crop," by S. depart- eastern utility corporation represented published the U. rejoinder. "Bat It's only fair to you headedness to the pressing demands of beginning to set in. lie took his first main In the seedbed until time for ment of agriculture. by Stanton had spent a million or his job. step on night both to say that you've got the biggest Just as be was about to give decided backward the planting in the garden. Since the field pea requires a cool" more In the acquisition of the Esca up go kind of a combination to buck you It and across to the Hophra when he went into a hardware store Hardening Off. temperature during Its growth, It is a lante grant, which would be practical House bought pistol. The falr-flghtl- national utilities corporation with for his dinner, William Starbuck and a free, Plants growing in a house, hotbed, or well adapted for spring and summer strongest ly worthless as agricultural land with- drifted to open spirit which had sent him bare- the sort of political backing." in the railing gate and cold frame should be hardened off be- growth in the northern portion of the you out the water which could be obtained to come plant against the three claim-Jumpe- "I doubt If can tell us anything and himself In the chair handed fore they are transplanted to the gar- United States and In the comparatively only by means of the Tlmanyonl dam privilege gone in Its place there was that we don't already know," said of at Smith's desk end. was and den. This can be accomplished by ven- high altitudes of the Bocky Mountain coolly, as put on and canal system. a determination, undefined as yet Smith he his name "Well, son; you've got the animals fell tilation and exposure to outdoor condi- region, and for winter growth In the With all these strenuous stirrings In but keying Itself to the barbaric pitch. the note; and when Baldwin had stirred up good and plenty, at last," tions during the day In good weather. lower South. Is useful en the farm go the business field, It may say Itself It signed: "Let this to the credit of that he said, when he had found the "mak- If the plants are in a hotbed or cold as a rotation crop for hay, grain, silage Ditch, you Smith found little time for social In Tlmanyonl If please, Mr. ings" and was deftly rolling a ciga- frame, the covers may be removed dur- or green manure, and the peas may be we'll dulgences during the crowded fort- Try as hard as he may, Smith Klnzle, and transfer It later. It's rettehis one overlapping habit reach ing the day when the weather is good ised In the green state as a vegetable Day day colonel begged ' g finds he cannot keep senti- quite possible that we sha'n't need It night after the Ing back to his range-ridin- youtt.. that and replaced toward nightfall. After garden peas. off ranch, ment out of his life. His like but we are willing to help out a little him to take a night at the "Dick Maxwell got a wire today from fear of danger of frosts is past the covers may even difficult to arrest Increases. on your discount profits, anyway. Fur- and It was more refuse his kiddie's grandpaw and my own discovery and be left off at night. By the time the come In FARMERS ARE SOIL ROBBERS ther along, when things shape them- the proffered hospitality at the week respected daddy-ln-la- Mr. Hiram Important developments plants are large enough to be trans- selves up a bit more definitely, you end. But Smith did refuse it Falrbalrn ; you know him the lumber the next Installment planted to the garden they should be shall know all there la to know, and It was not until after Miss Corona king." thoroughly accustomed to outdoor' con- those Who Formerly Raised Cattle, Hogs Are Now Sell- we'll give you Just as good a chance driving to town with her father, as she 'Tm listening," said Smith. (TO BE CONTINUED.) ditions. Such plants usually with- Sheep and to make money as youll give us." frequently did had thrice visited the "Dick's wire was an order; instruc stand the transfer to the garden with ing Off Grain Crops. began con When they were safely out of the new offices that Smith to tions from headquarters to keep hands Sea Gives Up Eatables. little check and few losses. a square away gratulate himself, rather bitterly, to Thousands of farmers In our richest bank and half from It off of your new company and to work Early strollers on the beaches as Setting Plants In the Open Ground. Dexter Baldwin pushed his back be sure, upon his wisdom In staying strictly in as Belmar recently agricultural regions who were at one hat cahoots 'harmony' was the far north recov Before taking the plants from the and mopped bis forehead. "They say away from Hlllcrest For one thing, word he used enough food to time srowers of good cattle, sheep and with Crawford Stanton. ered from the surf stock bed It should be thoroughly watered a man can't sweat at this altitude," he be was learning that Corona Baldwin How does country grocery, says a hogs are becoming soil robbers. The that fit your a Sea Girt and the water allowed to soak into remarked. here to tell you, was able to make him see rose-colore- The Y.', New York hleh nrlce of Is tempting them Tm financial secretary's smile was N. dispatch to the Times. the ground. This will Insure a portion train Smith, I've lost ten pounds in the When she was not with him, he was a the goods to sell Instead of feed out the crops. that The flotsam included canned of the soli adhering to the roots and t ten minutes. Where In name roan in dally peril of meeting the of last the the quarry foreman, who has seen of many, sorts, but mostly tomatoes will prevent serious wilting or the jumping Jehoshaphat you get sheriff. But when she was present, of did his tackle hitch hold to land the big and asparagus; one man carried home checking of growth. Take up the GET STRAW BACK ON FIELDS your nerve, boy? You htm be- calm" . sanity had a way of losing Its made stone safely at the top of the pit. three tubs of good butter and many plants with a trowel or spade and pack we'd got outside backing from grip. " ' lieve "what Is Maxwell going to do about clothesbaskets full of lemons, all of them in boxes or baskets In which to It Contributes Largely to Formation of somewhere." Miss Corona's fourth visit to the it?" he asked. which were fresh and hard. Submarine carry them to the field. Humus, Necessary for Continu- -' "I didn't say anything like that, did handsome suite of offices over the "Dick is all wool scouted as a cause and a yard wide: activity was for the The land should be in good condition . ous Crops. National chanced to Brewster City and what he signs his name to Is what pickings, but one guess as to their and everything should be ready for ir"No ; but you opened the Saturday. Her father, door and he fall upon a he is going to stand by. You won't lose origin was that some vessel, a warship quick operation when planting time ar- Be sure and get all the straw back walked In." new company, as he president of the him, but the wire shows us Just about or possibly a big yacht returning from rives. Mark off the rows or dig the on the farm either In the form of ma- "That's right; Tm respon- old, a private of- all not had been of the bad where we're aiming to put our leg Into a long cruise had passed up the coast holes for the plants just before plant- nure or spread out over the fields with sible for' Mr. Klnzte'a Imagination. fice of his own, but Miss Corona Boon the gopher Hole and break it, doesn't and her crew had emptied the larder ing to prevent the drying of the soli. a straw spreader. It makes humus Wd were obliged to have a ad- ralled-of- f end of little drifted out to the the it?" overboard so as to be certain of abso If possible, set the plants on a cloudy and that Is whatthe farmer Is after If vertising capital; we sec--, couldn't turn a larger room, where the financial "I'm not borrowing any trouble. Mr. lutely fresh provisions when next they day or Just before nightfall. When he Is to continue' harvesting crops, wheel without It Put me la touch retary had his desk. 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Tills Rat Was 8ure Hungry. GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER Í.10TIIERS It Is known that a rat Is a persist HEW TERMS FOR PEACE Win by Land ent gnawer and rarely ever gives up has been a household remedy all over the War Preparing the a Job of gnawing It undertakes, if the the civilized world for more thra half Sowing Seed Job requires all summer. Hou a century for constipation, Intestinal the and Producing Bigger Crops TO BE J. II. WITH SLAV GOVERNMENT AN thens, who conducts a produce and troubles, torpid liver and the generally depressed Werk la Joint Effort the Soil of (he United States and Canada creamery business on the first flocfr of NOUNCED BY KAISER. feeling that accompanies Should Read Mrs. FARMING IN MAN MonyWt Judge Colyer's building, on Main such disorders. It Is a most valuable rOWE NECESSAIT TO WIN TBI BATTLE POM LIBERTY Letter Published by street, was annoyed with depreda remedy for indigestion or nervous dys- the Both Countries Must Declare War at tlons of rats which were his pepsia and liver trouble bringing on The Food Controller! of the United States and Canada are asking for Her Permission. raiding End Until Delegations Can Work ' headache, coming up avail-ab- produce, and he thought he would of food, palpita- greater food production. Scarcely 100,000,000 bushels of wheat are le Out Details of Agreement. succeed In barring them out by tack tion of heart and many other symp- to be lent to the allies overseas before the crop harvest Upon the vegetable Compound d toms. A few of August helped me to much Ing a copper-face- metal electrotype doses Flower efforts of the United States and Canada rests the burden of supply. aunng the time I plate over the aperture through which will immediately relieve you. It is a Western Newspaper Union News Servlcs. Tlllabls ISust Wm looking? orward the rodents gained access room gentle laxative. Ask your druggist AviIIablt Aeri Contribute; Eviry Avallablt to the to his London, Feb. 26. A Russian wire- inn coming of my from the outside. But to his Bold in all civilized countries. Adv. Farmir and Farm Hand Must Assist little one that I am surprise less government statement received and dismay he found one morning that Western Canada has an recommending it to here Saturday night says: "Germany Dad's Idea. enormous acreage to be seeded, but man power the rats had gnawed a crescent-shape- d otherexpectant will renew the peace negotiations and We b short, and an appeal to the United States allies is for more men for seed- mother. Be hole through the electrotype and again have a new helper who lives In for will conclude peace on the following Sarannc Lake, N. Y., modest- ing operation. taking ILsomedaya got into his place of business. This and who conditions: ly signs I suffered with neu may appear to be a flsh story to some his name J. Just that, nothing Canada's Wheat Production Last Tsar was 225,000,000 Bushelsj tht "Both to declare the war ended. more. story : ralgia so badly that but It Is a stern citation of fact. Those And J. tells this Demand I thought could "All regions west of the line indi- An English From Canada Alone (or 1918 Is 400,000,000 Bushels I who doubt It should vail on Mi. Hou baronet has been touring not live, but after cated at Brest LItovsk to the Russian this country making speeches. (We To secure this she must have assistance. She has the land but needs taking chens and examine the electrotype, three bottle delegation, which formerly belonged remember him.) And a certain small the men. The Government of the United States wants every man who of LvdiaE. Pink, Mt. Olive Tribune-Democr- ' can ham's Vegetable to Russian, to be no longer under the boy was reading about him from the effectively help, to do farm work this year. It wants the land in the United territorial protection of Russia. j part of the Sunday paper the family States developed Compound I was en B first of counej but it also wants to help Canada. When- Catarrh Cannot Cured "In the region of Dvlnsk this ljne mm nnve wnen tney up. tirely relieved of by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aa thej iei aiviuca tne ever we find a man we can spare to Canada's fields after ours are supplied, neuralgia, I had cannot .reach the seat oí the disease. must be advanced to the eastern fron- reRt. The lad red about "Sir Jlngles-b- y we want to direct him there. la ' I gained in itrengtb laiarrn a local disease, greatly lnflu tier of Courland. ' . j Jenks, Bart.," and asked.: enced by constitutional canditlona. H AI J.'f Apply to our Employment Service, and will and wat able to gv CATARRH MEDICINE will cura catarrh. "The former attachment of reg- "What does 'Bart stand for?" we tell you where you can aronnd and da thse best serve ill it taken internally ama acta throur ions-to the Russian state must! in; no "Bartender," .answered his father" the combined interests. tny housework. My baby when seven the Blood on the Muftoua Surface! of tlY .to- not looking up Western months old weighed 19 pounds and I feel System. HALL'S CA'i'AKHH MEDICINE case Involve for them obligations from the fliinnclul pnge. Canada's help will be required not later than April 5th. Waees Is composed of some beet tonics ward Russia. Russia' renounces lev cry And the boy's mother got sore. Cleve- to competent help, better than I have for a long time. I Known, combined ' wHh .ome.ot .the beat 150.00 a month and up, board and lodging. never had any medicine do me so . The "perfect combination claim, to Intervene fn.'the internal af- land riain Dealer. of Those who respond to this appeal will get a warm welcome, good wages, zw,vr-Um- - Peam. Uonyhai the In HALL'S CATARRH regions. i won fairs of those j good itchelLJju. i medicine la what produces inch board and find comfortable homes. They will get a rate of one cent , oertui resulte in condition!. "Germany and Austria Hungary No Older Than Your Face. Good health Druggists catarrhal . mile from Canadian boundary points to destination and during maternity Is a 75c. Testimoníala free. have to fjirther Is true in most cases. Then keep your retunu most important to F. J. Cheney Co., Propa., Toledo, 0, the Intention define factor both mother agreement face, and young For particulars as to routes and places'where employment may be had and child, and many letters have been the fate of these regions in fair with Ctitlcura i Soap Ü. received by.the Xydifc . Pinkham " - Remove Smoke Stains ' with their populations. ? j and touches of Cuticura Oint tpply to: S. EKPLOYKEIT SERVICE, CEPARTI.EMT OF LA80H comple- ment Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., telling of . The suggestion will be beneficial to "Germany is ready, after the as needed. For free samples ad- health restoredduringthis trying period housewives who have not the conve tion of Russian demobilization 1 to dress, "Cuticura, Dept. X, Boston." by the use of Lydia . Pinkhams Yegt nlence evacuate the regions which ar4 east Sold by druggists and by Soap CompouncL of electricity or the modern mail , Ubis 25. gas .fixtures. Frequently the celling of the above line. So far as it js hot Ointment 23 and 60. Adv. v . a In above, an gas Jet becomes stated otherwise, Livonia and.sio-nl- Strength Truth; ; n Peculiarity. discolored rom' smoke and heat. The must Immediately 'be cleared' of . We think that; we shall win truth ' It Is Inferring to read in the Jour- by discoloration may be removed If Russian troops and Red Guards. striving after strength, instead of nal of Heredity: "The remarkable knowing that we shall gain strength layer of starch and water Is applied "Livonia and Esthonia will be oc- with a piece of flannel. After the cupied by German police until the date grasping power of a new-bor- n Infant Just In the degree that we become true. Is mixture has drtd It should be brushed when th.e constitution of the respec- cited as the survival of a trait that Phillips Brooks. possessed Importance In slightly with a brush. No stain or mark tive countries shall guarantee their so- the treetops. Finally with reference Classes will remain. cial security and political order, All 'Two of Women. to' the upright posi- di- Inhabitants who were arrested for po- In this country the women are tion the 'author remarks succinctly vided two main Piles Cured In S to 14 Dva litical reasons must be released imme- into classes those Dronltta refnnd mona, if Pazo ointmumt ..ii. that 'the human child sits Up before It w1q don't beiieve all their husbands wwn iwnini , auna, uieeaiiuor rrouaaine files. diately. . rirtt application gl.es raUet We. stands ; the human stock sat up before "Russia will conclude peace with the tell them and those who haven't any .. it stood. " ' Ukrainian people's republic. Ukraine husbands. Indianapolis News. Natural Conduct and Finland will be Immediately evac I "The man who started out tó put Only On "BROMO QUININE" uated by Russian troops and Red To est Um full ArtYoar Livestock and politics on a moral basis Is com fonnlns.oall for Dan LAIATTVI Poultry Free From Lie? Guards. uuiniNB. ixk tor siinatnra of a. W. Dont m a liquid inioctlolde In olí plaining that people are making game BUOViua. Urw a Cold In Oh Dar weather. It ti dangerous Use ÚU. "Russia will do all in its power to 1UT1D BOBEHTS' of htm." " The most efficient raof DIOLICEend secure, for Turkey the orderly return Treasures. Poultry Louse Powder "What else could he expect when he for factories, warehouses, office buildings, wild-goos- of its Anatolian frontiers. Russia rec "He who steals my purse steals KffectlT. arr sowdere that are Inex. went on such a e chase?" penarre and eur u apply, M. m u. ognizes the annulatlon of the Turkish trash," quoted the poetical citizen. hotels, stores, garages, barns, Reed the Practical Hook Veteraurln tw4 n fr kMtbt M Atentos Cm capitulation. "That's right," replied the unprlncl etc. Made in shingle form for residences. If nAllMlMP In vnnp tnn Ht. RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. "The complete demobilization of the pled person. "If you want to relieve weather-proo- h. tan sotortt' lit Ct IDS tmi kmm, Mtaksssa, III. Ctrtain-U-tJ is f, clean, sani- army, inclusive a man of real valuubles go direct for To half oint of water add I oz. Bav Russian of the detach tary and It is not affected Sum, a small box Compound. ments newly formed by the present his coal pile." of Barbo by fumes or gases, and does not rust or cor- 7 and hi oi. of glycerine. Any druggist can government, must be carried out Inv Soothe Your rode. Neither it put this up or you can mix it at home at mediately Imnartant ta Mnthora does melt under the hot very cost, mak- Examine carefully every sun. Because it is lighter than Itching Skin little tall direction! lor "Russian warships In the Black sea, bottle of other types ing and use come in each box of Barbo CASTOIIIA, famous old rem;dy the Baltic sea and ocean that of roofs, it requires less to sappoit it Compound. It will gradually darken the Arctic for Infants and children, and see that It wuh Cuticura streaked, faded must immediately either be sent Ciriain-Ui- J it economical. It first coit ii low. V rrav hair, and make it soft T?pr rha 2Sc 50c and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is not Russian harbors and kept there until It ii inexpensive to lay, and it costs practically Oit 1 - VfcatSe. sticky or greasy, and does not rub off. Adv, the conclusion of peace or be dis- Signature nothing- to maintain. Guaranteed 5, 10 or IS years, according to thickness. WataonX.Oolsnm.WMk- - armed. Warships of the entente In Use for Over 80 Years. . PdlcIiTS His Recipe. which ar9 in the sphere of Russian Children Cry for Fletcher's Castorit There are many roll roofings, but there ii only one Certain-tu- d. AKsrca: Thyme Hello, O'Bese. You're get authority must be regarded as Rus Remember the name by its meaning Certainty of - ting fat. What are you taking for it? sian ships. Oh, He Knew Him. quality and Guaranteed satisfaction. no- AGRIPPE?& O'Bese Food. "Merchant navigation of the Black Bill And he asked you for a loan of For tale by best dealers, everywhere. 1 mic-u- p -- 1ÍEEK1 ot.o ten dollars? CERTAIN-TEE- D . twin sea and Baltic sea must be renewed, PRODUCTS CORPORATION The top of a new table is hinged to as in treaty. Jill That's what he did. stated the armistice The Manufacturer of Certain-tee- d Roofing PainteVarnUhe fold back and reveal a writing desk clearing away "Why, I didn't think you knew him of mines is to begin Offlcaa aa WsnImims la Principal Otlx In Asaartoa W. N. U., DENVER, NO. with Its usual accessories. immediately. The blockade of the Arc very well!" tic ocean is to remain In force until "Knew him? Well, say, 1 knew him the conclusion of a general peace. well enough to say no !"

Russo-Germa- "The n commercial J treaty of 1914 must be enforced again Dr. Tierce's Pellets are best for liver. In addition there must be guaranteed bowels and stomoch. One little Pellet for a laxative, for the free export, without tariff, of three for a cathartic Ad. Are Common in Western Canada LUCKY STOICS ores and the immediate commence Wise Selection. ine tbousands of u. S. farmers who have accepted ment of negotiations for the conclu sf "How did the poet you speak of slon of a new commercial treaty, with come to be all the talk?" farm land in her provinces have been well repaid by guarantee of the most bountiful crops of favored na "He wrote about a woinans' tongue, wheat and other grains. CIGARETT tion treatment, at least until 1925 Where you can buy good fans land at $15 to $30 even in case per acre get bushel of the termination of the Difficult Proposition. $2 a for wheat and raise 20 to provlsortum and finally the sanction 45 búhela to the acre you are bound to make money Until this new "smoke"j "I have been working on a mid- - that's what you can do in Western Canada. of all clauses corresponding to para ocean story." graph eleven, of clauses three, four In the provuicea of Manitoba, Saskatchewan or was made yoii could never "Did you land It?" Alberta you and fifteen of the Ukraine peace can get a treaty fiOSIESTEAD have a real Burley tobacco Make the laundress hapnv that's Red OF 160 ACRES FREE Legal and political relations, are to Urora Hag time. Makes beautiful and other land at very low prices. cigarette. It's the best yet be regulated In accordance with the white clothes. All good grocers. Adv. During many years Canadian decision of the first version of the wheat fields have averaged 20 bushels Between Girls. German-Russia- n convention. So far as to the acre many yields as high as IT'S TQASTED action on that decision has not yet "Jack declares he'll go crazy If I 45 bushels to the acre. Wonderful don't marry him." "Ah! Then there's crops also of Oats, Barley, and Flax. been taken, especially respect - with to Mixed Farming- ii aa nrofitabla an indemnities civil no hope for him either way." The toasting brings out the for damages, this IsllHili'Tt industry as grain raising. Good must be in accordance with the Ger i schools, churches; market convenient, Lots of good people would go wrong V climate delicious flavor of fine man proposal. And there must be in I excellent Write for literature and that if they did not fenr punishment. IS particulars as to reduced railway rates to demniflcatlon with expenses for war IJ1 UOiTHa y aupt. 01 immiarauoo, UtUwa, Can., or to old Kentucky Burley. You prisoners, in accordance with the Rus Honesty is the best policy In pub j f.V.BEHNETT sian proposal. lishing war news In never as other things. loom 4,Be tasted anything so "Russia will permit and support so BldgOmahi.Neb. agreeable think what far as she can German commissions A full purse Is the best pocket com Canadian Government Arent for war prisoners, civil prisoners and panion. tm x IU sting does for peanuts. war refugees. Russia promises to put an end to every propaganda and agitation either Does the Itching Disturb Your Sleep on the part of the government or on the part of persons supported by the A word of advice from Co., government against 'members of the Paris Medicine Beaumont and Pine quadruple alliance and their political Sts., St. Louis,Mo. (Manufacturers of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and military institutions, even in lo calities occupied by the central pow . and GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC.) ers. The above conditions must be' ac We wish to state to pur millions of friends that in cepted within forty-eigh- t hours. The Russian plenipotentiaries must start immediately for Brest-LItovs- and sign PAZO PIL,E at that place Within three days á peace OINTMENT treaty, which must .be ratified within ' - in-- two weekfl."- which is manufactured by us, , we have a remedy 'which . ' The' foregoing, adds'the Russian of stantly relieves the intense itching of piles, and you can get restful ficial stat'ment,' is dated .Berlin, Feb. 21, and is signed by Von Kuehlmann, . sleep after the first application. We have letters from a large num. the German foreign secretary, .and ; -- Lieutenanf General" Thame .omitted), bér of our customers saying they were permanently cured of this commander-ln-obie- f of the army. ...very annoying trouble. Every druggist has authority' from us1 to

Fix 1918 Wheat Price at $2.20.--' refund the monejf to every custpnirer;who isjriot perfectly, satisfied Wahingn.-rPréslde- nt Wilson; to after using it. draggists but' if your druggist head' erf Í agitation' aniong the farmers Moali. lfleTtf for, legislation sh'ouki cents - increasing the pr,ice fit not Jiave it in stock, send us 50 in postage .stamps,ith the 1918 wheat crop to $2.50 or $2!75 your Ñame and Address and it will bé mailed to you promptly. VVC52J bushel, issued.a, prpclamatlon Satur day stipulating a government guaran- After you try one box of PAZQ PILE OINTMENT we know you Guaranteed by s teed price for the principal primary ; will druggist keep it-t- 0) Jr markets, which is in effect a conMnu, ask your to it in stock, anwill frecommen4 v ' átíori.bf'thé 1917 price of $2.20 a hiish-e- l .1 ; ' your friends. . f , ,1" V T' fl" at Chicago. The prices in the' proc- - - -- lamation vary from ty.OO at Spokane Send for a box of PAZO OINTMENT today and get imme- Wash., to $2.28 at New York. - ' '" - , diate relief. . . THE SPANISH-AMERICA- N

aBMHMHMeanaaHMMMMMeMBM 'zmrjmwmmmmfmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamKmm The Spanish -- America Church Directory Rl'JIOTEHED ADUUST 17. ISlt. , UNION SUNDAY 5CHOOL IRVIN OGDEN, SP VS.' 'cots each Sunday at 10, A. M EDITOR AND miUHIIKR r. Christian Ci.urcn. Your 1, .. 1 -.r- aía,!-SÍV- i'csence is necessary. Sabtciiptioa JJ.50 Per Ycu F, 12. IVEY Supt , L- -I ' m - Entered as second-cla- s matter at tht H'ÍvMXíV fS, postoffice In Roy, New Mexico, i TBEUNiVrinSALCAB Y. P. S. C. E, ni i Kvra 0. Defhkes, President Miss Lillian Griner, Sec'y. This mtion, under Cod, thai! Meets at the Christian Church, have new birth of freedom, N. M Roy Garag e Roy, every Sunday even-In- g and that forernmeot of the at 7 o'clock. people, by the people, for the people, shall aot perish tro A cordial welcome extended to the earth. Linoola. and LIVERY all visitor. ,

15 Cars Housed and Cared for CATHOLIC HERE'S TO OLD GLORY, GOO At Reasonable Rates. Mass twice each month 2d and BLESS HERI 1th Sundays at the Catholic io - Repsxir Work SBSiSSKr BRAINY DAY Church. Roy, N. If. If fnyene ttempta to tmVvl! hul Rev. hé AmertM Baa. shoot him m Dm ESCOME Fr. Felix Vachon, SeC--Jol A. tN Davenport Bro'SfProprietori Priest in charge; Y,- R'O - ; NcWMex. K. Methodist ' EpUcpp! Church. t fly V . . . " ' ' " 1 Kül and MILLS CIRCUIT

5H HAVE ALL HEARD OF THAT "RAINY DAY". Rcrular Services as fnllnwa . WE CHILDHOOD. WE HAVE HEARD OF "PUTTING SOMETHING tit Sunday at Newton School ASIDE FOR A RAINY DAY." THAT RAINY DAY COMES ; ' ; V a m ami 7;30 p m. "j. VERY SUDDENLY TO SOME PEOPLE. . íjrdí Sunday at Roy Christian IF YOU HAVE PUT SOMETHING ASIDE, HAVE IT Church 11 am and 7:30pm SAFE IN OUR BANK. FIRE CANT BURN IT, BURGLARS 2nd and 4th Sunday CANT STEAL IT AND YOU CAN'T LEND OR : SPEND IT at Mills SO EASILY. 11 a m and 730 p m Monday is WheatleES W. C. Heaton, Pastor BE PREPARED WITH A BANK ACCOUNT . Tuesiay Is Meatless f Wednes lay is Wheatless For Sale:-- Six White-Africa- n non acts WE DD PER CENT INTEREST ANNUALLY. SERVICES ON SOLANO CIRCUIT Friday is Meatless Guineas, five hens and Rooster. : Address "... lit Sunday at Mosquero, 11 A. M. Saturday is Porkksa Monntain View , ' One Wheatless Meatless Mrs. M. C. Maib, Bradley, 7.00 P. M One IOC HOE 30C Meal Daily. Roy, N. M. Bx. 176. Roy Trust & Savings Bank 3d Sunday, Bradley, It A.M. And still the wind blows, Mosquero 7 P.M. !!l!2!!!!lilll!i!IIIII!!llll!!ll!l!!lllllj!lll!ll!ll!llllllllillllll!lü Hallett Reynolds, State Director of 2nd & 4 ta Sundays at Liberty, 11 A.M. War-Savin- gs Mrs. Hubsch visited her par the National Committee ) STRAYED-R- ed cow, dehorn- Solano, 3, P. M. has appointed the noted publicist, H. ents Mr. and Mrs. Bauler Sunday R. I. MATTHKW. Pastor, ed, branded und- B. Hening, of Santa Fe, as his adver- VD on left side tising manager. Hening is a live wirt Mr. Albert Pate gave a Good er-bit both ears, Personal Mention I and has demonstrated his ability to i DAPTIST bye party ;Reward for information re-- promote anything from a Republican for Harry Brockman állüillllllillllll !!!l!l!lilllllil!!lllllll!li!!IIIII!ll!!!!!!!i!l!0i Campaign to the State University. lie John Baoler and Willie Amburgy gaming her whereabouts,' Second Sunday in each month. is really a good Indian, the boys from this part, who are R. R. Leach, II. S. Murdoch, Dentist, Henry Mitchell will read Services 11 'A. M., 7.30, P. M. (. ' JLi in this call A large number were Roy, N. M. will be in Roy March 11th Subscription to Rev. W. A. Dawn, Pastor.

and days following to attend S-- A Attention Store-keepe- rs present and a good time reported the the coming year as usual. to of his patrons Having installed new fixtures I can loan you money on your the needs Mrs. Howell is visiting her dau H. Goodman, of Tucumcari, CHRISTIAN in my Drug Store, I have the final receipt as easy as on your ghter Mrs. Henry Gibbons this sends us a Subscription payment V ROY following items that are not patent or warranty deed and Mrs. Judy remembered the S-- A week. and calls our to needed and of which I will dis- your mdrtgage need not bear but with a generous sample of the attention th Sei vices 2d Sunday of each boosting he is doing for the " pose at Bargain Prices. 16 foot Miss Martin, teacher at Mt, 6 percent interest. Cometh and 'Whole wheat Flour" ground by month at 11 a. m. 8,00 PM. b anch of the Ozark Trail to Roy counter, set of shelving having View spent the weekend wit let us talk t you about your Gibson and Son's new mill, which 4th Sunday of each month t 41 1 M t He says Eufracio and a State En 11.00 a total length of feet. 2 five home-folk- s in Roy. loan. is a popular way ot preparing a. m. and 8.00 p. m. gineer are there to survey the foot counter show caae3 1 small J. E. Wildman, Loan and In- wheat in that neighborhood. It Communion service at the morn- Glei S pencer Man ford Pickett, trail and we better get busy and counter display case, 1 candy surance Agency. Office at resi- is a splendid cereal any way you ing service. scales also Big Wall Soda Fred Kindall. 'Wesley Griffin help with it. Herman is such the dence north énd.Chicosa St, prepare it and the restrtrictions PLEASANT VIEW Verna Knedler, ' Roy Fountain. These are all in g( o the Misses Carrie V on consistent booster for that Roy, N. M. white flour will not impose First Sunday each 3, Margaret and Alidia Pickett and years of absence dont break hiT. Month at condilijn. Pric s on applicall m. any hardship on those who prefer p.m. Mrs. Lohn took of it. M.D. Gibbs Ethel Sunday the simples and more practical - MILLS Roy, N. M. Dinner with Ruth Robertson. process of preparing wheat for 3rd Sunday El Dorado Hotel White Wyandotte Eggs from at 11.00 a. m. 8PM. Mrs. food. Thosewho have kept wheat Dr. Piumlee and three v O. Mr. Hollinger, Asst. Agricul Under new feed Pure Bred Stock for hatching. W. Hearn, Pastor. little daughters left Tuesday for Maraxement are finding it useful for Agt. for Co., 15 Eggs for $1.00 tural Unicn arrived Stella Missouri, her former home inanes cnapman, rroprieu r. for table use as well and the Tueslay busy L, H. Brock. and has been since for an extended visit with her cheapest food to be had when LODGE DIRECTORY bean E. Las Vegas, Abbott N.M. arranging with the produ mother. She will read of Roy N.M. thus prepared. We should worry

cers to market their beans at the S-- at the gymnastics of the Hoover thru the during her stay Steam Heated, Free Baths, Govt price, 8cts per lb. He has a regime unless he enters homes Piano there. Hot and Cold Water in Rooms the at a Sacrifice lot of contracts signed up, of producers and he wont I. O. O. F. Literary at Mt. View has ad A quiet, homelike Hotel the for he cant. We have on hand in the vicin HOMESTEAD LODGE 46 journed until next winter. Every - one block from the Bert Ray came in from May ity of Roy one of our very best Meets at its own Hall ' body busy farming. Depot, in the field, Kentucky Tuesday and NOTICE Pianos . Rather than pay storage Every Wednesday Main Business District went on to French to meet his Mrs. Black visited her daughter or reship this instrument to Den Evening look- TO WHOM IT MAY Concern, ver, we will sell to respons- Visiting wel brother, George. Bert is Mrs. M. Bently Sunday. Land-Seeker- it a Brothers always Tourists and s ing fine and prosperous and acts Notice is hereby given that poll ible party ata special price? on come. Will find this the right place. tax is now due in No. glad to te back. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson spent district easy terms. Or, we will rent Chas. A. Peare, N. G. 40 County Sunday at the Frank Howell Mora State of New the piano with the privilege of J. E. Wildman, Sec'y. ' SCRAP IRON home. Mexico. All male persons over buying later, and apply rent on All kinds,. $10. per ton, We have been trying all win 21 years of age. (not disabled) purchase price. In answering, Mr. Editor we think The Real Rebekah Degree Rags, Bones, 60c p ;r cwt. ter to get something worth while are liable to a poll tax of one please give full references in Man the greatest story But Brass, old metal of all kinds out as a City Weekly to club with the dollar for school purposes. The letter. Address HARMONY LODGE No. 24 sumetimes we have to hunt for A. that would be right law dpes not require house to KNIGHT-CAMPBEL- at thehighest market prices. the a Dept. A, L Meets 1st. and 3rd. Friday it as its printed on a, difieren thing and would be reliable. Our house'eanvas. At your earliest MUSIC CO., Southwestern Junk Co. Denver Colo. Evening each month page and then you print the same experience with the K-- Star convenience call and pay your I. O.O. F.Hall Ben Harris, buyer, chapter twice and we can't hard ast year poll tax to the district clerk and and its "Knoeker'.' Choice Ranches Miss Lillian Gkiner. N. G. y wait for the paper to come. propansitles, get your receipt same. and Farms At Variety Machine Works. don't incline tis to for for Sale near Roy. Mrs.Grace V. Ogden Secy. Any way we are enjoying White, Let us Roy, New Mexico. it S3 we have taken on the F. O. Clerk Dist. No 40 Show them to yon. 'Great Divide", of Denver. ' Mills, New Mexico. Visiting Sisters welcome (Hoggatt's great weekly) which J. L.'Hayes Real Estate Co. Roy, SEED CORN- :- 15 bushels; SOÓAcre Fat'm For Sale we will give in conjunction with March 11th Dr. Mardocb, N.M. White Dent, and some Yel- the S-- at a club-rat- e of $1,75 Dentist will be in Roy again. 9 mites southwest of Roy, í B. low Dent, well matured and 'or the turo. W. H. Hamilton, of Mosqsero, J. LÜSK guaranteed, 6 eta. per. lb. mostly pasture land. 160 acres We have many who Mía Cmarm(M. ' j reader, is another hew addition to our Law cultivation "tot ahoBldtt't apua your top m Attorney at Ed. Reed, Solano, N. M deeded, 50 aeres is are paid in advance since the t list of readers in again, tufq: Motile eau't Mr that besf part Prompt and earefol Attonttai Brand new 2 room rock house. first of the year and, in fairness praywe it taraiala aw like of the mesa. He is making proof Given all Business Entrusted Write Box 22U Roy, N.llex, tfcat" n to them we will get them the at' rtsbt. nfotbtr. W$ on his claim in the Bmk Lakes to me T.Í.V ?d, Great Divide for 25cent6sh to ronnVtf a Country. For Sale or Trade a;;,. RO- T- NEW jlBXie all who are paid te or; beyond --.. . 12-2- 0 an. 1, 1919. IERNAITONAL I will sell my relinquishment Bring or send us $ eenta if on my 320-ac- re homestead, four TRACTOR paid Roy, you are ahead or and ? SELLING OUT? 6-Di-sc miles northwest of also four WUh Emerson Plowv subscribe or pay p and get this ' horses, four cattle, one pig, spring , ; ' ' Then you wiUXhave a Implement aré in offer. is for all. MORA ABSTRACT COMPANY These wagon, house, household goods It PUBLIC SALE. condition, The Great Divide is a really New íírsi class and farm machinery. Mora, Mexico Large Work great paper, published by a Wilt trade ior A bargain the right man. , There's only ene REAL Auc- for Complete .Ittdflttf AH Lands and Town Ptopertv in Ilorses.or sell cheap for cash great booster whose personality tioneer in - FRANK SALMON, Mora County. ; . s . V the Country, Thats - sticks out large for the develope-me- nt Roy, N. M. Tkiea to Lands in Mer- of the great Mountain the Mora Grant art burnt Floershéim straightened out and we are also prepared! r CoÍF. O.WHITE -- States by the Common ijeeter, te furnish Abstráete o these Und. -- ' : i His address is MILLS N. cantile Company, He is not strong with "Bi Busi- Mur-doc- , WIS SAVE A REAL KSTATE AND You can have BILLS need fixin? Dr. h INSURANCE DEPARTMENT fSALE Teeth ness'- but; big enough to tell the printed Roy, N,M. will be here March 1 1th sind make 'dates at.. Jhe fearlessly. Spanish-America- truth n Office. Roy New Mexico. THE ftPANIAM-AMERICA- milTTTT' . t .'. . 1 . f Q till ttnrk ".'"!: V:i-.''.- li'U. :V'.f.rn' I sr'SA TT:?. v.V.:v. Vrv: cS-- ' í 1lTJ77i7t)flTrifít1i,- - V ' J' . '1

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--.C AL C O: E S-- Calicos we 26-mc-lí The StaridáM Prints, wibth, át have ordered for 15 c. Pen Yárdí Cheapei than they can fail be from 20c tocpr yard. be bought today from the Mat We have a full line of all colors an$patterns and will sell a ' ' . limited quantity at this price. ::E- .- ::'.':';-y-

NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION i NOTICE PUBLICATION NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION Cp Hrn Stormt. rOR Department of the Interior. Conjfressmañ Walton has ed Tba waters of Cape Horn have nev- For Sale or Trade V. a. Land Office at Claytom, 1C War Claims er been anTislted atorma for more Dpartmeat of th Interior,' U. S. Land t. from the bj Office New Mexica, Feb. . 1918 than a week or two at a stretch within Department of the Interior U S Lánd at Santa F, Committee and accepted a place International Tractor' 12 January 28, 1918 Notice ia hereby given that Frank the memory of man. Standing on the Office at Clayton, New Meiico L Emerson Notic is hereby given that Jose Lux Moore of Mills Nev Mtxieo who on outpost of the world. Cape Horn Is the 25, and six disc Jan. 25 1918 Roy, Romero of Mora County, New Sept 21 1914 made HE No. 018510 for of Arid Lands that he may be meeting place of ocena currents of plow. These implements in Notic is hereby given that Mexico, who on November 27, 191, able to do something worth while 7ery different temperatures, from the class condition. Will Claud H. Hand of Roy, N. M. who made Homestead Entry No. 022243 for SEi-Sw- J, Sec 4. NE NwJ.NWJ-NE- l Icy cold first See. 9 Twp 21 waters of the Antarctic drift on Feb. 0 1911 made Htt No 012786 for the Wis SWK, See. 22; Wft NWK, N. Rng 25K, N. M. P. for the state of New Mexico and to the warmth of the Brazilian and trade for large work horses, Sec. 27, Twp 20N., Rng Z4E., N. M. NEi Section 85 and SE Section 26 Meridian, has filed notice of Intentioa other mountain states. He is an- Peruvian return currents. The pre- or sell cheap for cash. P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten- tomake three Year Proof, to establish vailing winds are from the northwest Twp.2INRng.26E NMP. Meridian has tion to make Final Three year Proof nounced as a candidate for Sena- Floersheim Merc: Co. claim to the land above described, be- and west, and these, coming from the filed notice of intention to make Five to establish claim to the land above before H. U. S. fore F. H. Foster U S tor this coming election and is warm regions of the Pacific, condense year proof, to establish claim to the described, W. Willcox, Commissioner Commissioner, at his office at Roy, at Roy N. M. on Mar. 25 1918. earning it by bringing home the Into foes which the sailors cnll Cape land above described, before F. New Mexico, on the 20th d3y of March Claimant names as witnesses: bacon. Horn blankets and which ore the sure J H. Foster, U. S. Commissioner, at hit 1918. forerunners of storms. The cxtremclj C. D. Horn Ira Earl office Roy, N. M. on 7 1918 Claimant names as witnesses: Al- low oí at Mar. E. t-- , levels to which the glaciers fredo Sandoval, Federico Stein, Bias F. Cheney R. E. Anderson Tierra del Fuego descerní, suit, Ue Claimant names as witnesses: Valdez, all of Wagon Mound, Mora All It is necessary to close up meeting of conflicting winds of very G. R. Abernathy Frank A Roy C, New Mexico, and Juan de Mata of Mills N. M, due Baum Bros different temperatures, are nil iiiroet FARMERS WARNED C. E. Kidd E. J. H. Roy Mares of Roy, Mora Co., New Mexico. PAZ VALVERDE, all accounts 3-- causes combining to nmkc this the All of Roy New Mexico FRANCISCO DELGADO, 16 Register' that the estate of the late most constantly stormy region la the PAZ VALVERDE Register James Baum may be settled world. 13 2 Register OF NEW SWINDLE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION FOR up. The Administrator asks SALE Good Poland Chin NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION boar, coming one year old. One of that fall persons knowiag Department of the Interior, U. S. Land the best unregistered hogs on the mesa Office Santa Fe, New Mexice, indebted to the Department of the Interior, U. S. Land NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION at Jack Mahoney, Roy, N. M. themselves hi AN IS ADVERTISING THAT HE January 28, 1918 Office at Clayton, New Mexico, Notice is hereby given Agapita ,firm call at once and settle L ORGANIZE FARM LOAN that Feb. 18, 1W3 V"H Ro- Department of the Interior G. de Romero widow of Narciso their account. ASSOCIATIONS FOR $500. mero, of Roy, Mora County, New Mex NOTICE is hereby given that Hbrry ' OF PENDENCY OF Win. Baum, Administrator Notice U. S. Land Office, at Clayton N M ico, who, on Nov. 27, 1914, and ept. ACTION H. Mayberry, of Roy, N. M. who on Jan 2 1918 9, 1915, marie Homestead Entry, Ser. STATE OF ) May H 1912. made Homestead Entry SMALL TOWNS MAKE RECORD Noticn is hereby given that Eugene 4o. 022244, No. 024658, for SE'4 SW NEW MEXICO, Sec. 22, SWV NEU, Nfc no 011398 for Sec. 24, Twp. 21 N, J. H. Roy of Roy, N. M. who on EH NW, ' JACK P. MILLS NJ SW'4 Sec. 27, NH SEtt, Sec. 28, Twp COUNTY OF MORA ) Rn? 2d, E NMPM, has May 6. rill, madeH. E No 013242 20N. Rntr 24E. N. M. P. M., has filed U Commissioner IN THE DISTRICT COURT THERE- r S. filed notice of intention to make Final Ahead of Cities In Buying the Smile-ag-e for NEJ-NE- Sec28 NJ-Sw- notice of intention to make Final Three OF, FOURTH JUDICIAL Fillings, Proofs knd all Three Year Proof to establish claim Book American Soldier Lost SEJ-SW- J and SEl Sec, 21 Twnp21N Year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before W. H. DISTRICT to the land above described, before on Tutean I a Protected by Govern- Range 26 E N. M. P. M, has filed land rnatters. Willcox, U. S. Commissioner, at his Phoebe at ment Insurance. notice of intention to make Three Russel Smith, Also Surveys and Plat?. F. H, F U. S. Commissioner, office at Roy, New Méx., on the 20th Henrietta L. Russel, Trustee, Years Final Proof, , his office at Roy, New Mexico, on the to establish day of March, 1918. - and Helen H. Russel, a minor, Prompt Attention Claimant names as witnesses: Viv- 10' h day of April 1918. Washington. A nothef- - schema for claim to the land above described who sues by Henrietta L. Russel ian Valdez, Federico Stein and Bias ' ' Office at Solano, New Nexico. swindling farmers of the United. before F H U 8 commissioner as her next friend, Claimant names as witnesses: the Foster, Valdez all of Wagon Mound, Mora States been discovered by tha fed-- , Plaintiffs, J. M. Beard S, F. Davis has office at Roy N. M., on the 5th day County, New Méx., Jose Luz Romero ral farm loan board. A man adver--; r. No. 2525 J. N. Wripht T. H. Blankenshlp of Mar ÜI18 of Roy, Mora County, New Mex. tislng himself as an authorized organ-Ise-r ' ' FRANCISCO DELGADO, Carlos Lopes, Guadalupe LAND PLATS of ad kinds All of Roy, New Mexico. Claimant names as witnesses:' Lopes, of farm-loa- n associations Register Land-Offic- natloual E. Manuel Vizarringo, Edward . S. John Schneider W. Cantrell Abstracts of U. PAZ VALVERDE, Register. la aendlng out advertising mutter em- Lewis, George D. Ford, Wilson Frank A. Roy Jnan Casaos Records, MAPS. 3 3 2) blazoned with tl national Hug, stat- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Waddingham, Valeria L. do Romero, All New Mexico ' ing ha will orgnnixe such nssoola--. of Roy and all unknown claimants of Prompt Attention that Department of the Interior, V. S. Land Hons at $500 each, and will teach oth- PAZ VALVERDE, Register. interests in the premises . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Office Santa Fe, New Mexico, 2-- 3-- at described in the complaint C.N. ROARK ers th trick for a certain sum of 2 2 January 28, 1918. adverse to the plaintiff, Clayton New Mex. Department of the Interior U. S. Land money. His advertisements hove Notice is hereby given that Frincisco M. reached, farmers and business men Wagon Mound, N. M., Defendants. Office at Clayton, N. PUBLICATION Espinosa, of over a large part of tha United States, NOTICü I Oa who, on Nov. 27, 1914, made H.E. No. Feb. 11 1918 The claims to be so busy organising, 022074, for Stt Sec. 28, Twp. 21N., above named defendants, Carlos given lie Viz-arria- . Notice is hereby that Department of the Interior, U. S. Land filed notice Lopes, Guadalupe Lopes, Manuel farm-loa- n associations that Rng 24E., NMP M., has heirs of national Edward Lewij, George D. Virgil Haltom, heir for the help, will take time to ' Offlee at Clayton, New Mexico, of intention to make three year proof hteds but above Ford, Wilson Waddingham, Valeria. L. Sarah Haltom deceased of Roy New a monetary Jsn. 2?, 1918 to establish claim to the land ttach others for conslra Stanley A. Foutz, de-- Romero, "and all unknown claim- Mexico who on Mareh, 15 th 1916 described, before Sale tloti. . Notice is hurtihy given that Jame U. S. Commissioner at Wagon Mound, ants of interests in the premises de- For J, 019600 fraudu- made HE. No. SW. AH such representations ar Miracle of Ry New Mexico who on N. M., on the 22nd day of March, 1918. scribed in the complaint adverse to 24 Township 21N Range 25E, lent. In order to borrow andw th An- the plaintiff," are hereby notified that "Big-Bull- 10-2- 0 Section Oct. 21; 1911, made, H. E. No. 018604 Claimant names as witnesses: " in- farm-loa- n necessary above been com- filed notice of act. It U for p Rodriquez, G. Vecere, Jilian the entitled action has N M P Meridian has for SKI i SW Section Town-ht- tonio P. threa year prot'f, to farmers to orgs o Is ra tlv' na- Wengert, and Lauriano Bernal, all of menced by the above named plainttsTa tention to make JIN. Rang 27 E. N. M. P. against the above named defendants, to land above tional farm-loa- ri association In their Wagon Mound, New Mexico. TRACTOR establish claim tha Meridian hai filed notice of in- DELGADO, the general objects of which aetien are local communltl. It I a violation of FRANCISCO described, before F-- IL Foster O. S. final year proof, Register. te auiet in plaintiff the title t the 3-- a- federal farm loan tention to make three ' 4 bti. ofBce ruling of th real property hereinafter described and disc Commissioner, at alRoy to claim Co ta land aoove de- and boarfl, pirbllihed mor thn a year ago. establish 1 WIVT TO THE AGED plaintiffs' be U U en tha 4th day of April. 1919. that title established anil tot a airtonal fiírin-kia- n iiojatlo scribe! before F, U. Foster If people past sixty years of age that the above named defendants uA names witMMets. go as soon SapdersPlow. Claimant at or !nt-iftop- k land an to spn US com, at Roy N, Mex. on tie could be persuaded to to bed each of them, be barred and forever f cold and remain in bed Suit Purchaser. Jjhn Feaalar. Laa Peiffar U)0y for avwootfon; purposs; 5th day of Mar. 191. as they take estopped from having or claiming any Terras to at for on or two days, they would re- right, or interest in and to of Mills New Mtxiaa. AMciatloo ln.s orglel wt as especially title Claimant names witnesses: cover much mor quickly, ureal property. The property ef Jatni Swaisa Jasase Davenport b ehartered by ti fwleral farm losa Cough Ram r4 Geo. N.Ames, h James Christum A. B. 3hwuc if they tak Chamberlain's fected by this action to which i ta f Rot New ilex. tóard. ranBerl ara waíi.herefir dy. There would also be lass danger anyen a a a f tor hi A A. Himaa Jo Mithll sought ta quUt title being the fe!iewT f ROY; N. Mex. PAZ VALVE8DE, Jtetfatet. 'lóat of the sold being followed by any of tag described real property, aitaatej rtlóas ta fotiP "," tt All of Roy New MaxitiO. ' ' the more serióos disease. lying sad being I Mwufltjr, loáa "i tfdeíifl " ; bi PAZ VÁLYERDE MexToe, to 1 ' " witt ' I ! ' HJMI11.IJHH .'I JI . NOTICE TO PUBtíCATWa 8Í-3''- "' - 8 The Southeast Quarter t tHl H$S gfiaamrnrr ro-m-n e the IÍrW,U, 8. Laaú lsflaád' ef the Southwest Quarter, t Nojii-- Cpcft at Clayton, Nsw Meg. . Telephone Co. west quarter of the Soutaenet tf?r-te-r Roy 21, W!8 FAIRVIEW PHARMAjEY Ja. and the Southwest Quarter Ute Notice is hereby va that Ed warJ Gilstirap Bro's, Prop's Township F. Clieney of Mills, New kenioo who Nineteen, North, Twenty-fliJ- t, ast of the Nmt M5áfejfv 21 M June 21 1913 mad HE. on Mar. rnncipar nmunn, Office ná Exchange, ROY, N. Itw No. 01522 and 016339 for SSi Section ..s -- N-S- defendanU, Paw Drujfs, CKarrtictto né 5 and wi-SI- L Sectiot. And lüd and eaA ef them, are notified 4 Towoiliip 21M Rogé 23E N.M.P, further that r 1$i they enter their appeiwanne kweiá efe Meridian, filed nptiie of intention . íFerodictls'ímd - Stationed has or beore th Slst day of Maroft, to make three year final proof to estat judgment will be rendered W. SolanW "Taylor Spring', agatb tóoscjttcf, ,mb, kboii Kodaks and Eastman Supplies lish claim to the land above described them by dault,' inlarmeciiata point. Rcrl-Coa- á ébtjoiiy lines ist&e before H Fott.tr, U 3 com, at Roy and ferfuaiesiind Toilet Article "Vhat the ñame and iilífiü l- - M M on the '6th day of Mar. 1918 dress of plaintiffs' attemey is if. R. - Claimant names as wítnessN: noity, Spnageri Jiew Msxun. D. ft M An A. Hurford !ew , WITNESS: my hand sivl the seal ef Mom A. J CD. A. . said court at Mora, Mora Cun, New MÍ O. GiDfa5, Prop. New 19th Dr. , Ail ef Mil's Mexico Mexico, this day ef Jantwry, Is IS i.V., - .. v; i pAZ VALVERDEi ' ' " (Se fEDJO'i. JRTGA,'' M ;? ; 'Vtteglster' Wfk T &U Ceowt. i

THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

FOREIGN All EPITOME OF Close relations between the German STOGKHEMWILL MEET RUSSIA ACCEPTS American Women embassy In Madrid and the most no- Pithy News Items torious anarchists In Spain bftve been No Slackers brought to light, according to the Par-I- s THREE-DA- 8E8SION AT EAST LAS LATE LIVE NEWS Gathered From All Over IIUI1PEACETEÍ1ÜS We enn well be proud of our Ameri- Matin. 12-1- VEGA8, MARCH can girls and women. In France and The Portuguese cabinet has decided 4tmlLrrl" England women are Tt to hold an election for president of the J Ing up the work of men New Mexico " CONDENSED RECORD OP THE republic of Portugal soon, a Mavas Interesting Program Arranged for An AMBASSADOR FRANCIS MOVES Ifj'r'T resolutely, and hav it- - ' shown ability to do PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT dispatch from Lisbon says. Voting will nual Meeting of Cattle and EMBA8SY FROM Jf i their AMERICAN S" almost all kinds of work. . HOME AND ABROAD. be by direct suffrage. Wt(ni Newppr Union New Servlc. Horse Growers' Association. PETROGRAD. ft i nen it becomes neces-Olr- tl An important center of Germau COMING) EVENTS. j "B,7 women will show i-- March i J-- Stockmen's convention at ti their worth In counties espionage has been discovered, the Roawdl. Weetern Newspaper I'nlon Nwi Service. V 0111,1,0, Paris Figaro reports, at Etlenne, March 1Í-1- 4 Annual meeting divicb, iairiuritra1 St New Santa Fé N. M. Every cattleman in and offices. No one bears FROM ALL SOURCES capital of the department of Loire, In Mexico Cattle and Horae Urowera1 Aaeoclatiun at Laa Vegaa. the state who can get away will be In NEW PARLEY PLANNED them complain of their the heart ot the industrial district of March, 11S Wool Urowera' convention hard These meet of the work. are France. at HoewelL attendance at the annual the daya when American New Mexico Cattle and Horse Grow- men have cause to re- SAYINGS, D O I N Q ACHIEVE- The British government has . in- Deming has .organized a modern 8, Vegas, March 8LAV CAPITAL PLACED UNDER spect, love and honor structed its agent at Kiev tq make the health department ers' Association at Las MENTS, SUFFERINGS, HOPES . ... their mothers, wives and four-rbon- 12 to 14.. Not only that the Las Vegas OR- declaration that Great Britain will not The i .house od the Sstle-wi-g MARTIAL LAW, AND DEATH alsters. If a woman la borne down AND FEARS OF MANKIND. ' Commercial Club Is preparing to en- recognise any peace in the east which place, northwest of Estancia, waa DERED FOR PILLAGING. by the weakness and sufferings of wom- Involves Poland, without a previous destroyed by fire. tertain hospitably and to furnish ankind, she should be helped by a herbal tonic made with glycerin Waetera Newepaper Union netre Bertlce, consultation with Poland. Four persons arrested at Gallup on three days of real fun, but that the upon mat- which has had such uniform success ABQUTTHEWA5 v. The London Dally Mail's Petrograd bootlegging charge's v ere íielil' to the convention will deliberate Weetera Kewepaper Union Ntwi Service. during the past half century. She ters which come home to every cattle-- German army continue unimpeded correspondent says the latest develop- Federal grand JursV i, .; London, Feb. 25. A telegraph ex should be eeell. Instead of sick and -,- maa!, will suffering ; healthy In- into ' ments there have made impossible grant- and take action (Mspatci dat- and vigoroui, march Russia. ! State and otraaty aid bat. bees changed from "Petrograd, worn-ou- In Its effect. ; . J1 stead of t and weak; bright n measures of assistance which the al : , ÉMente aviators dowh $fty-seve- ed Road 18, Section in (Juayúounty, ed 8aturday,-says- "The American and eyes, clear skin, rosy cheeks you " $ lies were preparing give In Logan-Nar- a The program provides for speeches Gerniarir In three ááyt. to Russia the Visa highway. Japanese embassies and the Chinese, wouldn't think it was the same wom- her fight against the enemy. t, by men who know the game from A an, and " Secretary""" Baker Is not alarmed Estancia passed an ordinance re-- legations are It's all due to the use of 4 tok?, apd will bring to the attention Siamese and, Brazilian few bottles of Dr. Pierce's Russia is now forced to sign peaj operiJU 6 o'clock 8. Favorite over prospects of Germanrelfenslve. mioons to (hat-ar- leaving or, Vol- Silrink ' ot ev.ery blie present viewpolntp. Petroflradfor yyjttfiL Prescrlptlen. All druggists. Tab. - upon by -- w-8- the conditions grqpoeed liquid. aftwf faearmistlce $ol.efjtt o'cAcStf'i Vitar. The annual duress f by ogda. 'If neCPssJItryV they, will; ia to lets or Tablets, 60c. many, says an official Russian,, sfa W-oriaA- ti 2- TM Wbmfcn $f - --"- ' . What- - this medicine has done ended German Jroops entered Dvnsk. DeUi Preslde'ht Vllllam R. Morley Vltl hav Vladivoitok."'"' '"' ""'. for men t received in Loiiaon. 'The official ised a relief society to assist in caring thousands of delicate women, It will lots of "pep" to it and will be a over-worke- statement was signed by Premier Le- do for yon. If you're d tor the sqldiers at Camp Cody who are - if raid In Lorraine, the war office straightforward lscysslon ot the Ctrt- 2S. GermanVÍ and debilitated; It will you up-r-- 'V their nine and Leon Trotzky, the forelgi London.' Felf. peace build ; ' -- flenmnscdntilps. Ae-- you're bprne down y announcedjn JParIs..; spicil eTeotidñ ' eflevancea and ietteaVhave teen acciieef by "Nikolai with the chronle minister jfi A ui af aches-- . pains and weaknesses peculiar l ' rtt bne1tf Únjtójp.fcll will be New Zealand t'roopVtarrtérl out a -- ihejré an in: . ana Brtih iriefcjfrntilen siftkfjj'bnftn Gallup'' 'tohVoW m - the3 proposition' of líenme, xne' iioianwit premier, to your sex. It relieves and cures. It every on ot successful raid east of .Eplysjon Food, or submarines in the week ending .tenseiy patriotic ring to Leon Trotzky, foreign minister, acting regulates and promotes toe proper "A municipal ownership of the electric the will a wide tl 20 discussions, these take for the. central executive committee functions i of womanhood. This nlii f6n Flsjldelrcr Feb. numbered fifteen, according to light plant. ""V jj''TgC K riña. .bfjUbepoxIets Tj.is aniaoimcVnji'Bt; 1t n --tried "Prescription of Dr. Plerce'a A German attack at Four de Paris, the admiralty statement issued at Lon- it. .- ftjev sí The National - fy lirvlgorntes system, purines ba-repulse- (irltat''iuber2jo- jsAn)ong talfcí wllt rbe one on. the the lo the Vlrgonne, a . d don. Of these, twelve were of 1,600 thé'et blood, improves digestion, sis iy-Rup'- and restores sanaiongnas ie,w3fttnei,ar ert F. Asplund ; re6elveaTy wireless. It adds that "Rus- with losses by the. French. tons or over and three were under poratlon health, flesh and strength. Consult the commission its articles of In "The Woman's Part in the World sia will send a delegation Immediately A regiment Of' Egthonlan troops that tonnage. One fishing craft was corporation. specialist at Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Ho- War," by his Brown Brest-Lltovs- Y- has gon'4 over to tin Germans, the also sunk. wife, Mrs. Julia to A Russian govern- tel, Buffalo. N. - for free confidential Lieut. Harris, Battery A, 1251h - - Torr Asplund; "War prices and .Cattle Val- ment wireless feiessniñ, addressed to jnedlcal advce.; or for free book on Berlin war ptflcé announces. A Russian courier wjfbf- $he Jjeaci' dfr WCT "Tne'Cattle-- J the 'GermaTi "govrhí íen? at,;Berlfn ; ari- - woipen s diseases. Adv. ot the Reich- proposals or; tn.e. Russian government bfrmVlmwt The mahi. committee uuiyiuu H.L Hi in efendiifg arrived in Berlin, according to advices im.uMo vaiup twiy, mah's Part thu Nation," nounces that a parliamentary repre- stag adopted the peace treaty be- Deming ot pneumonia. by The Fighting Spirit Nord-deutsch- HonCharles Springer; "Th.e Cattle Petrograd.. Sunday at The e sentative left tween Gesmány aid., the Ukraine. received at Amsterdam. man the-fno- An enthusiastic meeting of sheep Sanitary Board and Its ..WerkbyvW. noon 'fot' Dflntík fqfy íufp"óse of vA at who starts out Allgemeine Zeitung, the Ger- 'te: to will The British forces In Palestine have men Roswell upon J. Linwood ; "The Value" of transmitting-- - Germán "high take it seriously be In the mad man semi-offici- organ, says re-- at decided the or itr thft Aus--, the house in less says a re--C captnred the city of Jericho, by Avp. Crile; "Cattlemen ón command at DvlnslfRussia's official than a month, tralian troops' entering ' cttytm opening Ji " ent'wrltef lú Harper's Magazine. But thr some "rowers" asiocialfoi thS 'NatlOhál Forests by W. C reply to Óermáriy'í peace conditions. : Russians cannot be exnected for P01 light-hearte- d ones, Min- , Thursday. , , , the escaping : A Barnes; "Predatory Animals" by Dr. . baseball league la tbe grant coun- Another 'COramirtilcation addressed and-Llzze- time. :. v;' t R:' e. " nies may go on Indefinite- A large number of German' guns are ty mining camps is assured thts. year. Piper;, "Old Time. Cattlemen VTo all'' announces' tie fpUoVIng Viscount Mllner, member pffthe War by R. vs; .lkt ly. ..The successful sqldlpr of the opposite the American sector. Among Hurley, Santa Rita, Tyrone and Fort ErTwltchell; "Cattle S.bsep,", message has-bee- n mtnif.té the govern-mea- t I Cabinet, Js'peíkj.ngríil'' tymouth, Epgr trenches nevei loses an opportunity for them are some 88', probably from. Bayard by H. O. Bursum; "The National As-- - y iA deprecated too will make' up the' circuit, at Brlln- luipptness, He develops into a - land, much talfkbouf by' T.' I often the Russian front. . i soclatlon.r W. TomllnsoniiTe 'ft K' is stated ' that the Fort Bayard '"According to thé WJé'élsíon of : the merry wa wax aline, '."Until peace. negotiations - more. cnrefree, lad than he .. German navy has Invested Re-- State Lands- and the; Cattlemen by The said,-"w- e army hospital is to be increased to á central execütlve'bf!' thé Soviets', taken school ten years are reached," he are fight- - at before. This light R..PV Ervlen; . ."The Cowman's- War val, great naval base on 6,000-be- d . . the Russian ing for our lives and the very exis- institution, r Recently 'it was at 4 : 30 Sunday mórnhig,' the Soviets' heart in the midst of danger and trib- - Problems," by ,Yic. Culberson; v"Th - Gulf of Finland, The Russian s the tence pf the free nations of westef-- ordered increased to.BOO., beds'. f f and peopled' commissaries have- de- ulation Is our last invincible defense. Is reported demobilized' Cattleman ahdf Game Protection," by. navy as and cided to accept Germany's peace coa-ditio- ' Europe. As a result of the collapse pf Mrs. J. T. Coronel, prlnoipal ptihe Aldo Leopold; Mounted demoralized. "The Police Don't be tnlnled. Ask party Germany Longfellpw, "Raften', ; de- and will send a delegation to for Red Croe Russia, the military of school at has a JNecesslty," by Buctoa C. Mossman, ' Bag Brest-Lltovsk- .' Blue. Makes beautiful white The Berlin war office announces system . clothe. is again firmly in the saddle." vised a of teaching besides addresses ,by Governor W; E. At all good grocers. Adv. that 1,353 guns and between 4,000 and that is proving successful in teaching Informal peace negotiations with SPORT . Llndsey W. C. McDon- and 5,000 motor cars have been cap- Spanish-America- .children. Rumania were , begun Saturday at - No Light on The fifth annual winter sports car- ald, Hallett Raynolds and others. It's the Subject tured from the Russians thus far In Castle Bufftea, near Bucharest, accord- "Who Is nival opened at Steamboat Springs The. Seventh Day Adventlsts have a convention that no cattleman can af- the author of the saying, Jhe new campaign, ing to advices reaching diplomatic 'Meeting the devil day T with fully. 2,000 visitors. decided to open a mission to the Nav- ford to miss, ana if possible, he should before asks a troops are evacuating ajo' tíreles at The Hague. . correspondent of the Adams Enter- Russian Beginning Tuesday, the Estes Park Indians at or bring his family. ' Pskoff, 150 miles southwest of Petro-gra- Grove, terms of empire are prise, and the editor replies : Outdoor Club of snow shoe and ski Lake fifteen miles northeast of The the central and are also reported fleeing Thoreau in McKlnley county. aid to include territorial acquisitions "Dunno. Sometimes we are under runners will conduct a three-da- y State Lands Sold at Clayton. city of Polotsk. In the cap- the Impression that we said It ourself, from the sports. Liquor is given the blame for the for Bulgaria and economic preferences gained series ot winter Clayton. St. Valentine's day wa after we had successfully dodged a ture ot Minsk the Germans shooting affray in Wagon Mound of for Germany and Austria. Premier Rocky Mountain well-aime- d 1,300 guns and 9,000 prisoners. The third annual celebrated here with another, big pub- Averasco of Rumania will consult kerosene lamp on a 3 a. m. park sports carnival Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Maestas and National winter lic auction of state lands, conducted King Ferdinand at Jassy, for which stairway. Marked aerial activity continues on in park, was Nicholas Rivera. The latter is dead at Fern laké, Estes by State Land Commissioner Robert purpose a few days of grace were the western front and entente avia- launched on Washington's birthday. and the other two are painfully P. Ervlen and a number of assistants, The Variety. tors in three days brought down or wounded. given by the representatives of the "Billy" Madden, sporting man and lH which a total of 92,108.64 acres powers. "That bride Is a peach I" fifty-seve- n airplanes. central disabled German manager of the late John L. Sullivan George Wilson, a farmer living five brought the state a total purchase "So she Is, but she's got a lemon." and have not Germany is represented in the nego British French airmen when he won the heavyweight pugi- miles west of Clayton, Is waiting ex- price of $578,157.62, or an average of "Well, that's a fine sort of pair" up in their bombing attacks on Im- tiations by Foreign Secretary von let listic championship, died suddenly In amination by the Union county grand $6.27 per acre. The sixty-nin- e tracts portant points In German Lorraine. Kuehlmann, Austria by Foreign Min- heaven-mad- e White Plains, N. Y., hospital from Jury on a charge upon O. M. Torrence sold ranged in acreage from 40 to 28,- - Some of the matches ister Czernln, and Bulgaria by Premier With a proclamation signed by Nik- acute Indigestion. He was 05 yean with intent to kill. His bond is fixed 000, but large majority were small got their tips In the other place. the Radoslavoff. olai Lenine, as premier, and Ensign old. at $5,000. tracts, 53 of the 69 tracts being 640 Krylenko, as commander-in-chie- f, the news Ogden and Felix R. Jones, on trial for the mux-- acres or less. The best prices were The that Verner Petrograd, Feb. 25. Petrograd was No Raise Bolshevik government has called up- Bob Burllngame, only two letter der of Thomas R. Lyons, New Mexi- realized on a number of school sec the placed under martial law Saturday. In Price on all Russians to Join In a fight to men on team, would co cattleman, was found guilty at El tions, one of these bringing $18.30 per left the baseball The proclamation issued by the gen- the death against the German inva- probably enliBt for service seems to Paso, Tex. The Jury fixed the pen acre, the high price of the sale. A Of This e eral staff ot the Petrograd military sion. spell the downfall ot all baseball ac- alty at twenty-fiv- years In the peni tract of 2,960 acres sold for $10.60 per district declares: "Persons caught In College tentiary. acre, and another of 2,943 acres for Great Remedy WESTERN tivity at the Colorado Springs attempt- up $7, the act of stealing, pillaging, during the coming season. . The Kenosha plan of raising' war $14.05 per acre. Bids to $8 and The Pullman Company is engaged in ing expropriation or otherwise com- funds, recently adopted in Bernalillo $9 per acre were frequent. the elimination ot German names GENERAL mitting reprehensible deeds will be ' county, has been approved in Albu- from its cars. . unl--. Urging a permanent policy of - shot without' pity," and declares CASCARA QUININE querque by practically all of the busi- Wary Old Wolf Causes Trouble. The canned salmon supply Of the versal military training and a definite every individual, organization or in- De- Lamy. 87,000-acr- a R ness men, the State Council of Roaming over an Pacific Northwest was comman- financial program for this war, Gov. stitution not having special permission fense is informe. ranch near here Is a wolf, so old, so deered by the government. Frank O. Lowden of Illinois opened must hand over to the Council of Sol- The itandard cold cure for 20 yean wary and so wise that government ex- fe, eure, opiatee Legislature signalized Congress of National Service at The silver lining to the food short diers' and Workmen's delegates of the la tablet form no The Montana the perts say he cannot be caught in a cures cold in 14 houri grip in S Washington's birthday by adopting a Chicago. age war-clou- d in New Mexico Is the district all bombs, grenades, projec- day. Moneybacklfitfaila. Gotthe . ' trap and that: only two ever have seen genoioe boa with Red top and lit. asking. Congress to grant McAdro fact that the search for wheat flour tiles and other explosives, which the resolution Secretary of the Treasury him. This old wolf, called "Peg-- run t picTure on n. nation-wid- e suffrage. Boy of Amer- substitutes has developed into big soldiers' and workmen's delegates will Cotte live has enlisted the Scouts Leg" because he lost part of one foot more, eavee money. ArjMrA?e. money crops and popular foods three to army depots. !. f Governor Phlllpp of Wisconsin ica in a thrift stamp and savings cer- trap years ago, ranch- send 24 Tablate lor xSe. 1 8 cereals that ten years ago were curi- in a has caused I called a special election for April '2 tificate drive throughout the country Formation of an army of volunteers AtAnyDrufSton VP'1 osities and regarded fit only stock ers of this section such losses that to choose a United States senator to by means of which it is believed at for to defend Petrograd has been begun, feed. These are mllo maize, kafir corn their total is almost' unbelievable. fill the vacancy caused by the death least 6,000,000 of the stamps and cer- the Bolshevik telegraph agency an- and feterita. These run, stockmen say, well into last October of Paul O. Hustlng. tificates will be sold. the thousands ot dollars each year. nounces. Small Plir or- The State Tax Commission elected Thirteen persons were injured in a . Gov. J. C. Gunter of Colorado Small Dose an investigation Of the sanity A. W. Pollard of Deming to succeed Small Price wreck of a Northern Pacific passen; dered Bank Resources Gain $5,500,000. ger train noar Miles City, Mont, of Clyde B. Pearson, the youth who to the chairmanship caused by the res- LINER SINKS III STORM Santa Fé. The total resources of -- killed I Roach of Wyo- ignation from of Capt. R. C. CARTER ' Chevalier Gulseppe Gentile as-- ' Sheriff Frank the board ming county, May 1, 1916. Held, E. Albuquerque, state banks In New. Mexico at the end his as Ital-- '' in Larimer J. Saint of re suraecl dutlei at Denver I " -- holding of the year 1917 were nearly $20,000 Florlzel Loses Way If VER lan cohsul geheráí for Colorado, fieW With' farmers their wheat cently appointed, was chosen vice Red Cross Ship hoped-fo- r govern- . 000, $5,500,000 over 140 Per--. 'Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska',. North and for a increase in the president. an increase of . Off Atlantic Coast, and f ' " Aboard Missing. ment price, government requisition of Twenty-fiv- e 1916. The deposits also show an in sons Are . '.South. Dakota, Utah snd Wyoming. officers and privates bne-thlrd- their "output 'and an un- nearly1 $5,000,000 bver'1916: ; ; We suqeeeds Chevalier Oreste Dayella, from Camp, Cody are members of the crease' 6t Minneapolis millers :.: former .consul general, who has been limited demand, largest class on record,, sixty-eig- In The decrease In verdraftí Is' nearly St. Johns, N. F., Feb. 25. The FOR are expectant of a marked scarcity ót .transferred to Sah Francisco. number-t-o . receive 4egrees the $16,000, of a falllng off of'over half. crack Red Cross liner Florlzel, from near af ' white. ftóurJn the future. twenty-slxtl-i Scottish rite reunion held St.r John's tor New York by way of CONSTIPATION Don Van Dusen, formerly a hotel at Santa Fe with nearly 300 promi ..Stolep Auto pound. Halifax, with 140 persons aboard, in- fj Garfleld to put; Into effect new fuel ' have stood the test of time. .O owner of Oatrnan, Ariz., turned iipon nent Mason's present. '"'' cluding 78 passengers;- - piled up on the .V;4 1 : ; . . . Roswell. The : W,.. F. Nutft .Purely vegetable. Wonderfully f..:;. regulation soori. carrot - his 20:year-old- " wife , in the shopping ledges near Cape Race during a bliz- The railroads, whose válúátioji'ioiy '. '. quick to banish v'.:' Í!''.'' Co'mmierce. Commis--; which" was etcle&i recently from in biliousness, r'ÍIntefwíáW district in . Los Angeles, Cal., fired 111,570,380 sard Sunday and It that all taxation was increased this - headache, Indigestion and to ;..Vlort'Vvtborized t"hé MoTgan llne; ;and. five ebots' into her i.body and (filed front of the- Elks' Club-i- JRoswell, was n board were lost. .Naval gunners year, represent it is great a. clear up a,bad completion. ' in-,',- that too i jiUlroád : ' "i several days: later near the fliy Wtlifrn" Pacific ta.: himself when corneréd.bya crowd of 1 .1 "i i k. .i . . i i ', ' discovered sen on va special train from this city i' iu lay upun litem, especiallyi. Genuine beara signature ;Jfti0in4" 'atér'- 'cónlmodity. men' a uuiuen at Half Way Hóúse"by Wllilam Casey, fieW' after chaise 'of three blocks. Khls tima when they;.arehard pushed. shot a line across the bow of the part- v'i traffic Néw.ypTlt- - arid;' oiuMs-'wa- from Váüghn. ly night', wait-- , U uíi9 Wi .(W J. Análjégecl country-wid- e j)lot, in- submergedsfijp'hwt but o.GaJvsaU)nvby:wAWríáfrdíto' t. to meet tne aemauas pi. wartime,.conr.. -- .., j i," Jtíorfojk volving Who 'took'1 the car" or wTryV'he aban- ed in' Vain for 'it to be hauled aboard. ijHegal profiteering In army ditions in transportation. . .. ,. Cftli(pwiarfey.ra-iliJ:o''tlr6,Jevel- i id ,5?.í titr'$; .cloths,, at the expense of doned the'Uheft not knowii. Just before darkness blotted the sv?- , Livestock company :! raft;KritesA '!"'' disclosed in New York with .Thet wreck from view five men, driven from " u,uu wuu y " "Xa economic jeemtínlyv Spain, the indictment by the federal graiídi Vtt-- "e lal,w-jur- New Mexico Land Opened to Settlers. JUs orAQastle;.by .the giant,seas,.were PALE FACES under which General érshing Will of eléven men, one a clerk,. In I PoratlonHct an amendment to its articles seen to climb the forward rigging sig- Generally Indicate lack f Albuquerque. Secretary of the int- , - ... .of Iron in the Blood get-itfe- s, , quartermaster'B-4afainen- of incorporation raising Its capitaliza' naling feeWy for nelp." "But" when they yit .y army, BJankets iand other the t of the erior Lane announced the opening to i ' .mtitU1nhaV-wMí'íryft- army,. tlQD. Jo. . $15.0J),0L .changingJtaQhJecU failed fast the Une, It was o return on charges of fraud.. entry of 68,800' aferes of public Carter's Iron Pills mUcjfOlJ:íd;irfi'B-iíorlrriioditie- to the handling of f$ubllc feare.d' to ,u: ta will extend. to other citieSj leases and real es they had succumbed the cold "Will help " domaiMn New .Mexico, distributed as this condition ínM'thfe viHSt geasvíwrill$ned fn fedéfaí authorities believe, will show tate and .drilling for and marketing end exposure. These five werer the y follows: Quay 'county, . 32,100 aeries; -- v Madrid. 'T'l9tteDífár'rfipht Vas the 'overnment has suffered 'to the oil", ana changing its name .to the ones visible sévqral hours after the 18,700; Union, 9,000; Curry, "' ' ' d ,:! fc' ' Roosevelt, ' ' neceeaary "'Bd'-aavJ- eVttehf 6T 15,000,000.'' ." Mesa Verde Oil Conjpany. . ship struck! u no mora tbaítfllSf'tlaíá - 4,900; Chavez, 4,100. ''' thanSmallpox. Army i : TYPHOID tI': '' ' County Agent M. R. Gonzales of experience has demonstrated . Incensed a the, arrest,. by, soldiers BRITISH FOIL GERMAN RAIDS. the almost miraculous tffl- - Jncre-aso- Army Men Eating Plifto Beans.' ; ' United SUteawndialto-o- n aad're'móvaj (rom the reservation of San Miguel county, who was among -- : : Cac( end hannleuness, ot Antityphoid VecclnaUoo. planes "áré; seven"; Santa Fe. For the first time in. Its French Capture Prisoners Be Yiccinated NOW by your physician, you and .The first American built draft' evaders, squaws, on the the first workers. In to urgej Allette your family. It It more vital than house insursnca. theae - mOitths': history the United States army! is eat- . RJver.Aitack.. . . ' your "Have erfícAite" Gostitite Indian reservation went on mo raising ana advertising or pinto, , . Ask physician, dnigilst, orsend for you TypUoldl" tbev ' ing Pinto beans. The time-honore- ' The Germans again have had telling of Typhoid Vaccine, warpath aftér ther soldiers left beans, is endeavorlng'tb b'aye'tne acre- tried to results from use, and danger from Typhoid Carriers. ' í traditlimrhallowed "navy beans" are outgun the Americans in their sector m-- tMÜtáíM,$6Í-'3'j- t trek &bld Hill, Utah; raiding the agency age devoted to 'this class '.of legume? THE CUTTU UBOBATORY, BCBKOCY, CAL being succeeded ;.by . the. spotted afr- northwest, . vaccihi, a m s. sov. 'i.,-'-- ury4.íRrtíílcae9!;;4)f igdfttteettt'ttaJ a'nd threatening to kill Jim Clover, Iij- mueh Jncreased inhls territory this ottToul. A.0 sever! for noeeclee simias i. uctase retail-aiecVVf- ló.-líii- s ijole... During the past three months preparation for f d Ll)irts Jcam.4 Ülajv Interpreter, left In change, threat- year. -- ,..-.- ..., riler. occasions, the Americans the army used 1,165,000 pounds of Pin- B'uitfR fierceness' accur-- " was offered for subscription by.SfC-- ening tq buw ihe agency-propert- and finding of the. body and The of Jpjjn. 1,050,000 pounds FPÍSISTÉflT P0ÜGSIS vio-lanc-e tos and of California acy of aim thut fhé.'enemy desisted. Inciting the old bucks,. to .acts ot Byrd, an aged miner of Ellzabetbtown aredang eraos. Relief la prompt from Pieo'af " ' pink beans. By signal corps wigwag French.troops. raided the German po, 'iWevYy,.iou men .andj .revenge. . , . t district, who mysteriously disappeared" - Remedy for Congha and Colds. Effective and and wireless has come the report that sltlons nortn of the Ailette river and safe for young and old. Ko. opiates in mil iuiui niDk lino u, ait, i Jtesources of ijatipnal on Dec. from the Miners' hospital in Raton on iiuivuuio banks Sammy likes the Pinto best of all. in the Champagne. Prisoners and ' JPrtivoirt the-Big- h war ; i servís, 'Siiifíiíí General ?1, qall of of De;cv81 last, solves a mys- g the, date of the last the Duj-ltt- the same period the consump- material vwere' brought eíe'w'B:-offc'estlnlát(?d:iabu- t 500, tery which has puzzled back by' the' comptroller pf the currency, were f the hospital tion of white beans was 3,022,000 French.. v vkQQ moV brigl'ña'í estimates. ' ' ' e 'tíraú iúé management since that date. ' pounds. ",f , . THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

acreages can be secured In states and mer food scales. There la a ration for sections where spring-whea- t production the French front and another for the ASK BIG ACREAGE lSON GREAT DRIVE FOR Is known to be reasonably promising, OAS NOW Italian front and another for Salónica. i and that such Increases can be made Tet another for Mesopotamia and an- without upsetting farm plans. other for southwestern Africa. Some OF SPRING WHEAT It Is hoped that many farmers, espe people are accustomed to talk ai SHIPYARD HELP , cially In the northern part of the corn though the Germans had all the sci- belt, will find it possible to plant five PURIFIES WATER ence and were the only people who to ten acres additional In wheat In into council. took the food chemist Call for 250,000 Volunteers to Government Calls on Farmer to some cases they will plant more. In The truth Is that the British have ai number of states In the eastern and Water good deal more hu- Aid British Scientists Have Found precaution now is simple as well much science but a in Speeding the New ( Increase Food Supply. central portions of the country where as effective. maneness, and part of the humanenesi Merchant Fleet. I spring wheat has not been grown in a Way to Use Chlorine Food Is as carefully looked after by Is to keep the scientific calculation! years, re- recent the crop Is now being Product. the British Royal Army Medical Corps In the background. SOUTH SHOULD FEED ITSELF established and it la rec .mmended that as water. Food has to be not only In regard to cooking, the Royal Army this movement be encouraged. pure but appetizing and scientific. If Medical Corps confesa to an inferiority Í0 BE READY WHEN CALLED To a small extent the acreage In the food is not pure It causes sickness. In British skill. As compared with oats, If necessary, could be reduced In SAVES THOUSANDS OF LIVES If It Is not It dis- nation of bad Agricultural Program for 1918 Urge appetizing causes the French, we are a the Interest of wheat Likewise, a content. If it Is not scientific, has not cooks. The most strenuous efforts are Necessity for Producing Large 8up-pl- y Reserve Organization Formed to Com- very small portion of the acreage Its proper proportion of proteins and being made, and have been made for a of pleta Gigantio Foods and Feedstuff to which normally would be planted to fats and carbohydrates, does not to raise, the standard of Program to Win Water-Born- e Disease Practically Ban- it long time, Feed America and Its Allies. corn In the northern part of the corn keep up the strength of the fighting cooking. Is very much better War Good Pay and Living ished From Western Front Medi- army It belt might be sown to spring wheat. men. now than at the start of the war, bul Conditions. cal Corps Keeps Close Super-- " Washington, D. 0. The planting of If the acreage of spring wheat Indi- Has Scientific Basis. It still will not stand well In compari- vision Over Food Fur-nlshe- d The United States Shipyard Volun- an Increased acreage to spring wheat cated for some of the states cannot be Probably Thomas Atkins has no son with the general French skill In teers o. the Public Service Reserve, a and the production of an Increased sup- planted, the barley acreage, which is Troops. suspicion that the very generous ra- combining economy with savory resulta, reserve organization of American me- ply of other food products and of live known to grow better In some locali- tion he enjoys has a scientific basis But the cooking Is better and will yet London. Chlorine gas, chanics, skilled workers In many lines stock, especially hogs, la recommend- ties, might be Increased. The use of which the carefully calculated In calories; that be better; and when the British army bat- of trade, has been formed to bring to ed In a supplementary food production barley for food Is Increasing in this Germans brought into the field of there Is a distinct change made In his come marching home it will have the as means of poisoning op- stand- completion the gigantic shipbuilding program Issued by the United States country and It Is a welcome food In tle a their summer and his winter ration, and knowledge to raise greatly the ponents, la now largely puri- Brit- program necessary to win the war. department of agriculture. Europe. used for that scientists look up Isothermal fa- ard of domestic comfort in Great fying the water supply of the British follow Two hundred and fifty thousand work- This program and am- Summary of Other Recommendations. bler and so on when he goes to a fight- ain. Thus again, pleasure will im- army. is one of strange an- men are to be enrolled and they will plifies the program Following Is a summary of other That the ing area to decide what his food should pnln and the evils of war bring good regarding titheses of this war. Socratca la pris- stand ready, when called to go to the for 1018 Issued by the department In portant recommendations be. But that is so. There are sum In their truln. perishables. on, noting the pleasure which he had shipyards and speed America's mer- August, 1917, and other suggestions cereals, meat, poultry, and hogs should when the fetters were taken off his chant fleet to completion. made In the fall and the first of thla Hogs. The number of by 13 per cent legs, speculated as to how pain and An appeal for volunteers has been year regarding Increased pork produc- be Increased at least during year 1918. pleasure, though opposite, were so THE GRIM HARVEST OF WAR made by the department of labor, tion and Increased production of food- the Sugar. should be made, to closely linked that the one seemed al- the council of national defense, the stuffs In the South. Taken In connec- Effort acreage of sugar cane and ways to follow on the heels of the oth- shipping board, the 20,000 four-minu- tion with the recommendations previ- maintain the sugar beets,' to increase these er. In the same way what Is poison- men, governors of the various states, ously made, It suggests in full the pro- and crops are well ous In one use Is a means of whole-somene- organized labor end business men. The posals which the deportment thinks It areas In so far as these or ore necessary to sound In another, and divine provi- aim is to fill all the present and future desirable to offer with a view to se- established agricultural practice. dence turns even to good what wicked- needs of the government's shipyards. cure enough meat and dnlry prod- satisfactory substi- ness designed for evil. The Germans Pay of volunteers will be In accord- ucts, cereals, sugar and other staple Production of A tutes sugar, Including sorghum, rarely get a chance to kill anyone 3 a.. ance with the prevailing wage In the ami perishable foods, wool and cotton for corn and cane sirup, maple products with chlorine gas now, but chlorine gas shipyards at the time they are called. for the nation, Its armies, and the al- honey can and should be In- Is dally in the British lines making Construction of houses for the workers lies. It gives suggestions for the ap- and creased. water wholesome and Bafe. Is being pushed with energy, and the proaching spring operations, based Dairy The supply of dairy Saves Thousanda of Lives. necessary homes will be ready when upon the latest available Information Products. products should be maintained to meet The effort to secure pure water for the men are called. as to the condition of the needs of country and to help the British armies In field mokes Preliminaries Are Arranged. crops of winter wheat and rye and as the this the h: ..1-- " : ijlj supply the Increasing demands of the one of the fine stories of the. war. All preliminary work, such as the to the number of meat and dairy ani- allies. : ' It has saved very many thousands of building of shipyards and shipways, mals reported for 1917. They repre- s Poultry. Poultry production should lives by practically banishing water- - construction of housing facilities, sent the best thought of the special- be Increased greatly, especially In back borne disease from our principal front. preparation and transportation of ma- ists of the department who have had yards and on farms where waste mate- At (he outset of the war the British terial, and the training of workmen, is the benefit of advice from agrlcultu-ro- l rial is available and the purchase of Royal Army Medical Corps declared In being rushed to completion. Thus the leoders throughout the country. expensive grains and other material Is Its mind all water supplies to be sus- organization of the shipyard volunteers Our Best Efforts Required. not required. pect. They were held guilty of infec- hi being hastened with energy and en- "Notwithstanding an Increased pro- Corn. An acreage of corn approxi- tion until they were' proved to be In- thusiasm. duction of staple crops in the United mately equal to that of 1917 should be nocent. A "fool proof" system of mak- Volunteers are requested to go to the States In 1917, there Is need for more chlor-lnatlo- n agent of public planted, with possible slight reductions ing unwholesome water safe by In midst of the desolation of war In northern France lie a Uerman nearest enrollment the food," the program states. "Taking the de- la certain sections to free areas for was designed. Then all, that transport and team, killed by a single high explosiva shell. service reserve or state council of Into account our own needs, the needs " driver his spring wheat- - remained to be done was to provide fense and sign up. Should there be no of the nations associated with us In Oats, Barley, Rice, Buckwheat and tüí) machinery and chemicals and Jo enrolling agent la the vicinity, they this war, and the needs of friendly y Flaxseed. The area In oats should be safeguard against carelessness. The are asked to write to Edward N. Hur-le- neutral nations, our best efTorts will maintained, especially In regions and first was a matter of supplies,' the chairman of the .UnHed States be required to provide enough food In : HEROINES III on aolls which are not so well adapted second of discipline. Both were equal shipping board, Washington. ,. 1918. Whether the war continues or AI 11 with A smalt reduc- demand them,- FlSeilll Issued to all applicants, v to other grains, but to the made upon and Cards are not, the demands on this country, be- ' tion to provide for Increasing the on every front now the general rule bearing statements of the purpose of cause of the Increasing population and wheat acreage." Barley production Is that the men are drinking safe wa- the shipyard volunteers, classifying ' torpedoed a needs of Europe will be great. An - . and rescued sailor who the should be Increased In regions where ' - - One of Them Saves Sailor From them according ta trades and asking,' espeelully strong demand will be made ter.' was clinging to a lifeboat. A subma- It grows best, especially In the north- Chloride of lime was at first the Under signers to Respond when called. But- on country live . .Torpedoed Vessel rine was In the Immediate vicinity apd. this for meats and "belt and In sec- -. be given to volunteers bear- ern edge of the corn standby .for water purification. It is ' ' already had shelled other lifeboats. tons will stock. In 1917, notwithstanding the belt; and : Fire oí inscription, "U. S. Shipyard tlons north and west of the efficacious, but water chlorinated with The woman was a mile away, accom- ing the many difficulties encountered, the produc- Is to be an rice, buckwheat and flaxseed it is not very nice. Now chlorine gaa panied only by Volunteers." This button farmers planted the largest acreages - a boy. tion should be maintained and, If pos- has taken Its- place at big water sup- honorary recognition of the wearer's In the history of the nation, harvested She rowed straight for one boat filled sible, Increase. ply points. It Is just as efficacious and willingness to sacrifice personal desires record crops of most things except BRAVE DEEDS OF CIVILIANS with sailors, which was shattered ánd Potatoes. The normal acreage of it does not taste the water to the same for public need. In' addition, the wheat, and succeeded In greatly In- sunk as she drew near it, and when Irish and sweet potatoes should be extent A simple test, in which a non- worker will receive a certificate signed creasing the number of live stock." there was none left there to be saved, maintained in 1918, notwithstanding commissioned officer of every unit Is by Chairman Hurley, which reads: "The situation Is such that chief em- changed her course and picked up a the large crops In 1917. trained, tells how much chlorlnatlon Telephone Operators Get Medals for "This la to certify (name of vol- should given produc- sailor In another boat. She now is phasis be to the Forage Wher of (city, state), . has Hay, and Pastures. water will need to make It safe. If Heroism Displayed While Plants one of the national heroines. She unteer) tion of the great staple food products, devoted to hay, In United Statea ever feasible, the area very heavy chlorlnatlon Is needed, the Destroyed Stick to Posts still Is a flsherworaan. enrolled the with special stress on wheat and bogs, Are of Pub- forage and silage crops should be water after treatment can be dechlorl-nate- d Shipyard Volunteers the leading war foods." Amid Bursting Bombs. Frederick Hlgham, a special consta- and these products should be and Is left pure. The unit's wa- lic Service Reserve to aid the The South Is urged to provide food ble, has received a medal. He swam used to a greater extent In place of ter cart with Its trained sanitary or- nation In Its Imperative needs for Its own people and feed for Its Uve to an airship that had fallen Into the grains and other concentrates. derly has all the means of making wa- London. Heroism In civil life has for merchant ships with which to stock and then to plant as much cotton sea and brought two airmen ashore. Beef Animals. The number of beer ter wholesome. But the system Is fol- come to be almost commonplace In an overcome the submarine menace as can well cultivated and harvest- Doris Hirst, another telephone opera- be animals should be maintained and, In lowed where possible of purifying a empire torn by the bitter world strug- and maintain our forces at the ed. To of hog and beef ani- tor, has reason to be proud. She has raisers areas where It Is clearly the best range main supply and issuing from In gle, but shining Instances are noted front." ' that. received a medal. She works In a mu- mals the world need for meats and Increased. by government and reward given. Quota of Each State. and farm practice, should.be case of small Isolated bodies of men, the factory. She fats Is made clear. Farmers are urged e nitions remained at her Beans, Peas and Peanuts. The pro means of water purification are provid- Nearly 400 medals for In Each state has been assigned a to with men on ranges In post, summoning aid and performing Join the the duction of beans and peas should be ed In the shape of tablets of acid sul time of danger have Just been dis- quota, based upon the population and providing sheep whose wool is needed other Invaluable service while the fac- Increased In regions to which they are phate of soda. All the old troublesome tributed In England. As many wom- Industries. The quota is as follows : to equip soldiers. Many tory was virtually destroyed around adapted, because of their high food water purifying schemes, such as candle-- en as men appear on the lists. The program discuitses the farm la- her. The police had advised everyone l,Tl New Jersey.. .11.141 value, keeping qualities, and availabil filters, which used to be constantly of them are telephone girls, who have Maine ef- to leave, but she refused until she had New Hamp... 1,691 Pennsylvania. 12,771 bor problem, points out the lines of domestic or export trade. Soy the admiration of all London ity for breaking down, have been scrapped. earned put through certain calls which Vermont 1,590 Ohio 1,B fort for relief, and outlines the activi- be Increased In sticking to she 10, M7 beans and peanuts should by their fearlessness were Massachusettsl4.121 Indiana of state agencies believed necessary for the safety 2,355 .21,662 ties the federal and In order to supplement beans and peas their posts In the face of Imminent Rhode Island.. Illinois, to furnish assistance. of the neighboring buildings. Connecticut ... 4,71 Michigan 11,784 as human food, as a source of much danger from exploding bombs hurled .... MH Spring Wheat New York ....M.526 Wisconsin needed oil, and as animal feeds. THRIFT STAMPS WORN AS from German Zeppelins and airplanes. Minnesota 1,762 Alabama 1,194 In dealing with the question of (a) Market gardens of those who are now wearing POLL TAXES FOR WAR WORK Iowa 1531 Mississippi ... 7.4RI Perishablea. Some (.021 spring wheat, the program states: consuming centers should BEAUTY SPOTS BY GIRLS Lilian Ada Bostock, Flor- Missouri 11.111 Arkansas near large medals are 2,684 Louisiana .... 7,04 The acreage of spring wheat should meet, nearly Clarke, North Dakota. be Increased so as to as ence Steggel, Mabel Eleanor Salvation Army Will Collect Refund South Dakota. 1,393 Oklahoma .... MM be increased in order to make certain as possible, the needs of the communi- Seattle, Wash. Thrift stamps Florence Marie Cass, Ethel E. Hlckey at Wichita for Use of Troops Nebraska ..... 4.400 Texas 1T,03 that we shall have an adequate supply ty, In order to obviate the neces- as beauty spots are populur with Florence Ester. These girls Abroad. Kansas 1,330 Montana 1,5 and and Bertha Idaho 1621 f wheat for our own uses and to meet such products girls. Unlike other Delaware m sity of transporting Seattle have been pictured in the Illustrated Maryland .... I.2W Wyomlnf Ill the needs of the allies. from distant points. beauty spots thrift stamps are papers of London and .have received Wichita, Kan. Some weeks ago the Dlst. oí Col... 1.390. . Colorado 1,121 "While the area of winter wheat It is Important to do all that Is pos not taxed and draw Interest all gifts from citizens. They are of the Kansas supreme court ruled that cer- Virginia ...... 1,453 New Mexico... 1.421 5.327 Artxona Ml sown In 1917 was the largest on record, to the strain upon trans the time. as New York telephone cities did have to West Virginia. sible relieve same type the tain not collect a N. Carolina... ,2M Utah 1,8 crop, as reported 1M the condition of the portation facilities. Miss Eva Henderson is the girls. They are ready to do their poll tax. Wichita Is one of them. g. Carolina.... 6.283 Nevada on December 1, was the lowest ever (b) The planting of home gardens, first Seattle girl to start (he fad work no matter how many bombs are Then the Salvation Army officers Georgia 11.001 Washington .. f.tOI Oregon 1,204 recorded, Indicating a probable produc- especially family needs and for here. She generally wears her them. conceived Florida 1,435 for falling about here a bright Idea. Kentucky .... 1.29 California ....11,111 only 540,000,000 bushels. use, stamp tion of preserving food for future again thrift pasted at an angle New Grace Darling. "Why not ask the men for their Tennessee .... 7,952 Whether the actual production will be should be emphasized. on her forehead. Beauty spots And Britain has a new Grace poll tax, and use the money in fur- Great Needed in Shipbuilding. greater or less than the estimate will (c) The commercial production of come under the general head of Darling upon whom to shower Its hom- thering the war work overseas of the Trades be- In- department of labor has provid- depend upon conditions prevailing perishables generally should be "cosmetics," and Uncle Sam age. Ella Trout has gained the new army?" they asked. The following list showing the kind tween now and the time of harvest. If creased above normal wherever It Is collects a tax of 50 per cent on She has a medal from the Now accredited solicitors of the ed the distinction. most needed In shipbuilding, there were planted to spring wheat In reasonably clear that transportation cosmetics. But the thrift stamp' government and no one begrudges her Salvation Army are collecting the poll of trades a special appeal Is addressed to the United States this year an acreage and marketing facilities will be avail- even as a beauty spot cannot be one. bit of her honor. She Is a tax receipts of business men and oth- and men in. those occupations to enroll In equal to the sum of the record planting able. ' taxed. She rowed Into the vortex ers. They will present them to the wheat state within the the United States Shipyard volun- In each spring of a sinking ship which Just had been city offlcluls when the refund Is made. ' last ten years, there would be sown ap- What Was In Him. teers: proximately 23,300,000 acres. If there "Children," .said the teacher while Acetylene and electrical welders, as- DAY-OL- ..angle-smith- s, should be planted an acreage equal to Instructing the class In composition, sane, following his running doyn a D SON SAVES DADDY bestos .workers, , blacksmiths, SEND CRACK AIRMAN drop-forg- e flange turners, the sum of the record planting for each "you should not attempt any flights number of policemen in his automobile men, men, bollermakers, riveters, ' state within the last five years there of fancy, but simply be yourselves and last winter. Soldier furnace Overstays Leave When Heir carpentera, ship carpenters, would be sown approximately 21,000,-00- 0 write what Is In you. Do not Imitate Adjutant Soulier to Demonstrate The French authorities have refused reamers, Doesn't Arrive on Time and Is calkers, acres. The record planting for any any other person's writings or draw to permit Navarre to leave the coun- dock builders, chlppers and Morane Plane. Arrested for Desertion. workers, electricians, wire-me- n, year was 20381,000, In 1911. The acre- Inspiration from outside sources." try, on ground that although he electrical the crane operators, foundry work- age for 1917 was 18,511,000. As a result of this advice Johnny generally regarded as rational now, Is Denver, Colo. (all kinds), loftsmen, of agriculture has In the following compos- De - John Pershfleld, Jr., ers, laborers "The department Wise turned French Aviator Selected by War he- might , exhibit further tendencies aged one day, template makers, machinists and carefully studied all these records and ition: . Come Here saved Private John "partment Officials to to Insanity which might be embarrass- sorts), help- In connection with the pres- "We should not attempt any Hites United Pershfleld, Sr., of'Compaqy 0, One machine Vnds (all other data as Instructor. ing to the authorities In the pipe Is In uo. Fifty-sevent- ers, painters, plumbers and ent war conditions and needs, and be- of fancy, but rite what In of, grade and deco- Hundred and h Infantry, States because his workers, copper- lungs, court-martiale- fitters, sheet metal lieves it will be possible this year me thare is my stummick, hart, army. Navarre from being d that Paris. Adjutant Soulier of the rations In the French on'a charge shipfltters, Iron acreage In excess of the liver, two "apples, one piece of pie, one by experts smiths, structural to secure an army, who shot down seven has always been considered of desertion from Uncle Sam's a my dinner." French forces. workers, erectors, bolters up, cement-er- record acreage which was planted in stick lemon candy and space as possessing the best German airplanes In the shortest the aviator Private Pershfleld secured a . furl- men. believed that increased Baltimore Bulletin. and crane 1911. It is of time of any aviator, has been se- technique in the service. ough from Camp Kearney, Linda Vis- avia years ta, Cal., company lected by the undersecretary of Soulier,' who is only twenty where his is training, . Life's Inspirations. to dem In May to visit his home in Denver. he" Reached His Capacity. True Gospel of Work. tion to go to the Uolted States old, went to Flanders last with When There Is no greater Joy than the feel- onstrate the newest and fastest flying a French escadrllle. He was fix- failed to return to camp at the expira- Inspired home was Work" Is the glory and delight' of crack ing that some act of ours has The floof of the two-gu- n first In the world the Morane newest model S. P. tion of the leave, Col. Patrick Ham-roc- k, One a flight life, only acceptable excuse machine ing the another to be brave and strong. the rear by climbing and the ' reached at monoplane. A. D. apd by the end of June, when he commanding officer, wired. Den- of the' beautiful things about right do- One evening the family ame for being In this world, and the 'ob- f stairs. Robert Morane of the Mornne-Saul-le- r was wounded, he had destroyed seven ver authorities to arrest Pershfleld as ing is that It la an Inspiration to oth- town with a good many parcels, ject of all practical Investigations of - from works, who has created this de- enemy machines.- The Morane which a "deserter from the army." .. ers. Mo life Is a real success which has father, mother and son, Eu- the principle of fatigue and recovery which the velopment of his "parasol" type, origi- he will demonstrate has been tried out ' The charge was changed ' to "ab- not Mattered inspiration along the gene, proceeded to carry Into the Is to find out, not what is the least nally Intended to send as demonstrator by Kaoul Givas Lufberry, the Ameri- sent without leave" when local authori- way. going up the steps first possible amount of work that a hu- house, Eugene Sublieutenant Jean Navarre, who was can "ace," who Is highly pleased with ties notified Hatnroek that Pershfleld, the1 top step the father man being can get along on, but what As they neared tied with Guynemer, each having 12 Its performance. It has shattered all Jr., failed to arrive as soon as expect- Just Human Nature. forgetting momentarily that the Is the greatest amount that he can do said, German machines to his credit, In the speed and climbing records, but can ed, so the soldier-dadd- y overstayed Another reason why a man is a man were full, too, "Open without decreasing his working capac- his youngster's arms of 1918, when he was wounded, only be driven by the most skilled-pilots- . leave waiting for Mr. Stork to put In la because he would rather lose $50 la son," to which the ity. Such Is the gospel of work, which spring the screen door, - and who has since been declared la-- - . ,. : j. ,. ; '., an appearance. speculation than 59 cents through a replied : can't papa, I'm those who are not of the elect may youngster "I hole in his pocket Dallas News. all used. regard as hard doctrine. Exchange. THE SPANISH-AMERICAN- . Public Sale We will offer at Public Auction Tat our farm 5 miles SE of ü. ILJ JJLP ROY at R,R. Crossing, SALE I will offer at Public Auction at my farm 5 MILES east 4 north of Mills, tue. MAR. 5, '18 15 miles north of ROY, 1 1-- 2 S-- E. F. O. White's on To commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Sharp, the following property to-w- it

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" " 4 COWS j" s! s Good Jersey milk-co- w 6yrs. old. Durham milk Cow 6yrs, fresh Red-Poll- June, Good-bloo- d d oldwt. 1250 lbs. Bay Mare Cow, 6yrs. fresh in April. Iron gray Horse 5 years Red-polle- Mare 9 years old wt. d Heifer well built. 8 years old wt. 1250 lbs Brown Good-bloo- v l Í 1 IK. Iron Mare 3 years old wt. 1 1UU lbs. 38 d, young, 9nn frrav Mule the best in the country. Double Plymouth-Roc-k Chickens Coming 2 year old saddle Pony 5 years old, Child's pony. , Farm Machinery Waitedo FARM WAGON, Electric all steel full circle, high wheels double box, spring seat, gear brake and equipt with hub CATTLE, caps and hard grease cups. 5 5 Good two-se- at Spring Wagon, P&O 14 in. Lister and Planter, Two Section Harrow, 12 in. Stubble Milk-Co- w Walking Plow, 12 in. Rod Plow, New Wheelbarrow Half-Jerse- y Cow 5yrs. fresh in April, Set Leather Team Deering Mower with Harness, iyiiik-uu-w extra knives. yrs, tresn soon, oyi&.fcivms Ford Tractor Coming lyr Heifer and bteer. Special built, with Belt attachment for farm work or belt power, BUHR MILL Farm Machinery 20 in. "New Williams Pebblestone", one of the best mills built for grinding CornMeal, Graham Flour Wagon, Emerson two row Lister Cultivator, New Emerson Lister, etc This Mill is new and in excellent shape. Farm Sod New Power Cane & Sorghum Godevil, Walking Lister, One horse 5 shovel Cultivator, Plow, Mill and Evaporator 4 shovel Riding Cultivator, 14 in. Sulkey Plow, McCormick 5 ft Mow- Complete, This is is a dandy outfit. ing Machine, JO ft. McCprmjck Rake, 2 row Bean Harvester, Two Cut-Of- f Wood Saw Bridle. 3 tons bailed Cane Hay, New 22 in. with frame. sets good farm Harness, Saddle and 4 in. Rubber Belting. New One Hole Corn 1 1 J& 1-- 2 doz. chickens 20 ft. 2 tons of, baled bean vines, ton of baled straw Sheller. 55 gal . Galvanized Oil Barrel. 2 30 gal Oil Barrels. About 30 gal Medium, High Grade 200 lbs of potatoes, 1 water barrel, croquet set. Good washing machine Auto Oil. numerous to mention. EVYp AlYlflfl Extra fine lot of pine stove wood Household goods and many other articles to ""Jcut in stove lengths ready to split TTTT TTF) 1 stack Shucked Corn Fodder, 2 stacks jer wth corn. Some Seed Potatoes. " 1 A credit of 10 months without interest on sums over ?10. Jurchaser giving bankable $ C - from date if not paid when due. T1 OI Oaie.-- note or approved Security, bearing 12 percent interest ermS sums 0I unuer, 10 percent discount for cash on sums over $10.00 if paid on date of sale ah ,iu.w uu -- rtíTTiAvpd - . xta Ka . w until settled lor. , HouseholdGoods yi upciwrtfrvj w mv v Practically New Palestine Range, Heating Stove. Stand ard Sewing Machine, New 8 day Clock, Edison Phonograph ' with 40 records, Set New Dining Chairs. Comfort Chair and 3 rockers, Stand Table, a beauty, Iron Bed and Springs and 1 Cot, 25-2- 0 Marlin Rifle. - . Go Mo ' MamdleowNER. Dishes, Cooking Utensels and many other articles to numerous to mention. New Victor Sanitary Ball Bearing Churn G.JOHNSON, Churn, all metal. Col.F.0. WHITE, Mills, N.M.,Auct. W. Clerk Remington Typewriter - LUNCH Served bv Ladies Aid of Mountain View. ""C3 Typewriter, good shape.

New 200 egg Great Western Incu-lllCUUaL- TtlPlihaf ,bator and Out door Brooder, This is good chicken ?Sh onfy Tte eípresseTI Tiy a referen-- i a raising outfit and in good shape. (i) If" tlíciñe be no widow, then for Th committee on public Information on dum after evacnatlou. The Father- Any American soldier lost th ooo child, $20. has received tb following excerpt' by land party wanted to replace Hertlihg torpedoed transport were protected (e) For two children, $30. from a speech in th German relchstag government with Prlnc Buelow, that is no United State Insurant (f) For three children, $40, with $3 by Herr Ledebour, Joint leader of th but Tho longer necessary. Militarism has won TERMS and government compensation. for each additional child up to two. independent socialist: day, and proletariat must who bud not applied for lnuranci (g) For a widowed mother, $20. Th "Again has an opportunity been neg- the the A credit of 8 months will be given on all sums over $10. force peace on of th recon- were covered by automatic Insurance,; amount payalrie under thla subdivision lected to satisfy th world's longing the basis Purchaser giving bankable note approved to child or ciliation of all or Security, with- wttlch la payable a wif, hall not b greater than a sum which for peace. It Is plain that a step back- nation." In- out interest if paid when due. If not paid when due, to bear widowed mother. Tbe automatic when added to th total amount pay- ward has been taken and that tb po- aggregate fiSOO, net--1 Complaints have been mode to the interest at the rate of 12 percent from surance about abl to the Mvidow and children, doe litical authorities hare completely date of sale until paid monto 240 Ia--; con- pigeon section of th signal eorp tine $25 a for month. sot exceed $75. adopted th military view of th 10 percent discount for cash on sums over $10.00. Sums un- suranc that had bitfn applied for 1 servatives. It is very disquieting for that carrier pigeon of the racHlg-hom- er in payabl to a nuck larjw cIsjm of friends of peace to bear the chancellor type, being trained "throughout der $10.00 Cash hand. No property to be removed until To meet th shortage Of small silver and ran go aa high aa $10,- -' say that we now have a fre hand In the United States for communication settled for change In Norway a large Issue of on-- ' 000, netting $57.ft0 a mouth for 240 the west. Ciernlu' speech. 1 a strik- service with the American army, have; crown note (at normal exchange the ex- ing refutation of Bertllng',. fo,r Cser-nl- n been shot by person on hunting month. Norwegian crown Is worth 26.8 cents The compenaatlon ta caaa of death, accept Wilson's proposals as the pedition.'" . ' , United State currency) ha been put giTwi by tba forerum.nt without basts of understanding, whereas the Because of the Important part car- Col. F. O. WHITE, Aiict. la circulation. barga and rogardleaa of rank or pay, chancellor rejects ; them. W hop, rier and homing pigeons re playing range from $30 to 175 a month, based nevertheless, that we shall soon have in the war, 'and the need for thetr Th United State publls health Mills, N. M. on tha number of dependent. Pay- the negotiations which Cseruln's ac- breeding and development in tblf service Is carrying on a campaign y ment under the compensation foatnr tion permits us to expect. We can- country, the war department has along sanitary lines In areas adjacent military and naval act not agree to Czerniu'a Kuehl-niunn'- a expanded the pigeon, section W.G.JOHNSON, Clerk of the Iniuryp 28 military camps. Complete sani- and f death ara payablf' to "a to interpretation of the signal corps. Homing pigeons in cae tary organisations work to prevent of tlie right of widow, children, or dependent wid- We want general constitute one of the most effective, the spread of disease from the civilian Bring Drinking Cups. Free Sandwiches and Coffee. owed mother. peace on a democratic foundation. The means of communication in the army. population to military forces, and to . automatic Insurance owned oa pretended popular Any pigeon in the air may be a ear Tli. protect civilians from communicable manifestation in February 12, but th eoraponaatlon th Occupied territory wore brought rier pigeon flying from a loft undori diseases wher they Imv occurred of tha act 1 a aeparate pro- under influence Ger-.ma- n government supervision. Its destruc feature among troop. jaBout the of tbe vision. The acal of compensation la administration The creation oí tion way be a aorioul loss to the Amer Th organisations Include phys- raa of death follow: .the kingdom of Poland was a tremen- ican army. Anyone coming into pos- ician, sanitary engineer, nurses, J.W.Cibson&SOn (a) For a widow alone, $25. dous mistake, The German govern session of pigeon labeled "U. S. A.-- H and laborer. Methods un- .(b) For a widow and on child, $35. musí up 18," Indicating they are being trainedj dertaken Include inspection of all es ment give iu laise nieinoas, (c) For a widow and two children oou nave peace for army DurDose. Is requested to re tahlUhnwit bundling food supplies. tfna is OWNERS. Kith $5 for acá hddiUoüt rl Im port the fact at once to the office ofij J 1m hUsf Igual ttUM.HW laud ivlwn. ffaishlngton, IX .