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V-...- ! " 1.IEXICO. - GALLUP, SATURDA IJARCH i7, 1923 , , NUMBER 30

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Ulifl r.3STM3CD III GALLU? t. a poison ci PASSIKG 07 SIXTH LEGISLATURE

. UiTD TEST T7E!IS TO DE FUT DOVr FC233YEARS , AR ACCIDEDT RECOalD OZriWIEXICO DSIOCRATS FuGSFECiiVE fn-- '''''' CI EDSHBS LCCViS 0? AFTER SERVING THE PUB-LI-C CAR (SKIDDED DOWN 20 AS A HOTEL, CLOSED FOOT BANK TO IRRGA- - TO BE CONVERTED INTO TION DITCH MR. EMORY PAGE - OFFICE BUILDING HEADQUAR-- AN OFFICE BUILDING. WA$ KILLED INSTANTLY "INVESTIGATIONS" WAS ORDER OF BUSI- TERS FOR ' ONE OF NATION'S MOST Today, ; March" 1 7, the Page Last Saturday afternoon at NESS AND NO INVESTIGATION MADE i ACTIVE OIL DEVELOPING CONCERNS hotel ceases to be and the place 2 o'clolk while T. C. Poison. 0. OF BENEFIT TO DEMOCRATS OR TO will be converted into an offi and J. B. Sickles , OTHERS COMING TO GALLUP THE PEOPLE OF STATE ce building. , , , were driving in Mr.' Poison's ; Thirty-thre-e ago Greg- Mr. at the GALLUP OIL STRUCTURE years car, Emory wheel, TO Bt THOROUGHLY TESTED ory Page built the Page hotel and as were at a NEW SCHOOL CODE UP TO EXPERTS FOR INTERPRETA-- BY COMPANIES PLENTY ABLE they passing TO FINANCE ANY and has conducted the place point about eight miles east of TION AND NO "CUT" MADE IN OPERATING EX UNDERTAKING EXPECTED - ACTIVITIES TO BE IN as a hotel continuously ; ever near! f PENSES FINAL SAVING TO AVERAGE TAX PAY- FULL SWING BEFORE ' Shiprock, going along END OF YEAR SOME LEASE since. v where the turns the ER UNDER "X--R A Y" EXAMINATION "C A N PROPOSITIONS IN EVIDENCE ; dyke ,. When the Page hotel build- water from the river into an ir HINKLE COME BACK," DEMOCRATS ASK ing went up, Gallup claimed rigation ditch, the car skidded The Gallup Herald has not allowed any unfounded "boom 70.0 as her population. The and rolled down a twenty foot SANTA FE, N. M., March make the saving executed from, tuff to be. printed in its vcolunms. We go on the policy that Atlantic & Pacific Railroad and into the 13. There is considerable dif- that little item. The present ) bank ditch, pmn y pe best news and the only news is such as based on facts. We was operating what is now the ing Mit Emory underneath the erence of opinion as to the ef- estimate on the; increased cost ; v I vltjeve that rumors that are without facts, or "mushroom stuff Santa Fe Railroad, the railroad car anfi under the evi fect of the code on high schools of a comptroller over the old kick-ba- water, h7 ck there-'- r. - hsi a which will injure the "whole community, having been' completed some dently Ucilling him. instantly. in rural districts. Chairman traveling auditor is somewhere fore, we are very careful as to the source and character of the before the of the Mr. was rendered un Brickley claims there will be between fifteen and twenty years building falson " news we our . J give readers; hotel, or to be exact, the conscious and no doubt would little change, but admits that thousand annually. , Page ' The Midwest Oil company have opened offices in the Page railroad was- - built 42 years have dfowned only for the fact hereafter it will be more diffi From a political standpoint, This one ox oil de office building. company is the strongest ago. that Mr. Sickles was not injur cult to create new high schools. the democratic party is believ- - sloping companies in the nation. J. W. Stewart, the genera For the last few years Gal ed, and he pulled Mr. Poison He also admits that the object ed to have lost heavily, but not - cunarintenent. and L. Jellison. asrent. are in ' F. the burchasins lup has been in need of an of out from the water. -- of the code is to preserve, first all the losses are to be charged with the offices - This is news it id Gallup just opeaed.- good fice, building. Mr. Page has The body of Mr. Emory was of all, the lower grades of the to the legislature. So far as the news we can as to is on in this common best give what going vicinity been contemplating building taken to Farmington and pre schools and forcing can be determined and Tare ; towards the prospective oil developments. a residence for the last few to any necessary economies to op- available for study, the demo- - pared for shipment Denver, The- Ohio Oil company have representatives in Gallup years so that he could retire home. erate the higher grade schools. crats have-n- ot actually kept a his He was the chief en ' offices ' looking 'ter their interests. .'This company may open from so much attentive busi- gineer for the Midwest Oil com The friends of the measure single campaign promise. and is additional the best that we here, this good news, very ness and "live at home." His pany. He leaves a family. admit that to be successful and No investigation of the state can at this time. . , now lurnisn. , t residence, about complete, Mr. Sickles is a make a saving to the taxpayers land office was attempted. the hotel will be conver traveling Page salesman for the Peoria Plow of counties and state the school The investiga-- ted into an office and penitentiary ; building, and Implement company of officials must show efficiency, tion was a failure, for reasons Mr. Page, will, in future, "live and evidently- - the framers of hot clear to outsiders. - - v- - exactly ;' at hoiiie.' , the measure have made 'an ef "; Mr. Poison is of ' the sales The investigation of the CREATED ROV The rooms . Railroad to secure needed effi PilESIBZHrilAItDHIG A facing force of the C. N. Cotton com fort that other state officials was never avenue will be occupied by H. ciency:' The bus lines will un- C. The pany, Gallup. , more heard of, officially, after the . Denny, lawyer. furni doubtedly. find it difficult of the committee on HARDING AND ERYAN ARE SELF STARTING C N D I . Mr. Poison was A ture for Mr. Denny's law of brought to operate. . There will be nec naming OLD PERSONAL FRISNDS, DATE FOR PRESIDENT IN home "investigation." fices will be mahogony, and he Sunday, accompanied by essary ten pupils outside the ' BALZIXG I N FLORIDA SULTS CATTLEMZn WITH will have one of the finest Mr, sickles. Mr. Poison was three mile limit before a bus The democrats of the house sur,:::iNE, fishing BRAG-- A BRAG SPEECH furnished and most completely badly bruised and was con- line can be put on ' could not agree on a primary fined to his home most of the law of kind and no state- fequipped set of offices in the ; any MIAMI, Fla., March 14. EL PASO, Tex.. March 14 to Experts are making a study Southwest. week, recovering sufficiently law wide primary was acceptable Leaving the vacation houseboat Cattlemen and other visitors on his of the new and their opin- VU A 1 The rooms on side be duty at desk Friday, to the democratic majority of i i ox east will ions will be available from time ' Tionecr, 10 maae me oesi ner who packed the Scottish Rite W. yesterday. the. house. - J)rtuou8 course amonsr the sand cathedral be occupied by Dr. J. Han to time. To sum it all up, right !J- Wednesday morning nett, and will be modern in Mr. Poison stated that the the state has tan viiraw when .the second session, of the now very few, not even its Financially, and be the most ex only thing he remembered some be- , eauipment, framers, know much about made slight losses ident Harding climbed in 47th annual convention of the about the accident was the very to a and tensive and elaborately furni- that the workings of the new code. cause of the democratic influ cpeed boat Wednesday Texas and Southwestern Cattle shed office rooms a car was down the bank came on to Miami for lunch and Raisers' association for physi going There is considerable argu- ences in the administration, if opened cian and in the entire He was rendered unconscious. Poli- of . . He to with surgeon ment over whether it is impor- the road bills get through. a ftrie golf expects were brought to their feet west. r He stated had the door of several southern cheers when William Gibbs Mc. '' that tant to the state to call an offi- tically, the democratic party of itnd days in The Midwest uu the car remained closed that Vlorida before on the Adoo was introduced T. T, company cial comptroller an auditor, but the state is badly damaged, and starting by will occupy a' all would have been pinned un to democratic is al-- '. return trip to St. Augustine. cowpuncher orator; suite, equipped the difference is not visible the governor Garrard, and furnished for administra der the car and under the wat most a wreck. The leg- of Midland, Texas. the eye of the taxpayer. The political March 14. tive purposes. er. ; As luck would have it, the bill abolishs the of islature cannot come back un Miami, Fla, The former director comptroller preparations' were made genera There will be other rooms to door flew open as the car went fice of less permitted to do so by the of railroads for an es- traveling auditor, here Wednesday for the recep spoke nearly et, and to be, equipped as the down, thus making a way of changes around a : number of governor, while the governor tion President and hour. He and Mrs. McAdoo demand warrants. - cape for Mr. Sickles, who im- minor officials has some months in of Harding here on to Mex and rearranges! twenty his vacation who were ex- are their way In the private rooms of Mr. mediately pulled Mr. Poison and in which to recover some of his party ico s their duties, actually pected to arrive in the house- City. Page is a set of solid oak furni out of the water. After Mr. creases the cost. Also, it has lost political popularity. His boat Pioneer, about noon, pro- After his big welcome as he ture purchased 34 years ago. Poison was saved, Mr. Sickles discovered that the school code friends say he can do it, while vided an improvement is shown was introduced,' Mr. McAdoo This set of furniture was on ex went to a nearby store for help, creates a school auditor, and three democrats out of five will ' over the recent slow going of attacked' statements made by hibition at Albuquerque during and eight men lifted the car the comptroller bill does ,not insist that he is through. boat the canal W. W. Tiirney, of El Paso, for a fair and took the prize over from the dead body of Mr. the big through ' 'l' in her cruise southward. . mer president of the associa all other exhibitions. Mr. Page Emory. ' McAdoo DUE CREDIT It is understood that Harvey tion which blamed bought the set and shipped it Mr. Emory was about 35 MIDWEST OH COMPANY - - S. Firestone; Ohio tire manufac- and the Wilsonian adminietra to Gallup.- The materials and years of age and one of the turer and a close friend of the tion for high freight rates. workmanship of this set of main field men for the Mid- F0!t TAPPDt'G GREATEST OIL FIELD resident, has leased the James This brought Congressman furniture is good for many west . Snowden estate here for the C. B. Hudsneth. of El Paso to more years, in fact will be a who referred to Mc sound of furniture for the entertainment of the president his feet, piece Hinkla Affixes AT DEPTH OF 87S FEET STRUCK FLOW OF HIGHEST ieaa-er- s Adoo as "the self-starti- ng pres next 134 years, if taken care ana a numoer oi ' HISTORY BARRELS pouucai of. V:. GRADE OIL KNOWN IN 6,000 of both parties are in the idential candidate from Ca- vO' Hb Signature INTEREST Thus we note the OF $5 PER BARREL GREATER BEING city, or are expected to arrive. lifornia."'.;:, changing STIMULATED BY BRIGHT PROSPECTS MANY RIGS - To School Code vice-preside- nt of one. of Old' land It is expected the president will James Callan, Gallup's COMING FOR OTHER TEST WELLS , marks changed to meet the confer with them. , of the association, also was demands of a fast SANTA FE. March 13- .- , General Daugher-ty- , to defend Turney and his growing city Attorney quick to Juan who has been recuperating speech, which was delivered changed accomodate the Governor Hinkle said today A (San Review) demand for a1 modern office from his recent illness, will re Tuesday at the convention. that the newly created office months the Review has contended that the San building for Gallup,- - For great ioin the party upon its arrival. After resenting McAdoo's of comptroller, would not be an area of 150 miles north-sout- h by 200 leaders who Juan basin, embracing Among political remarks abouf the republican filled for at least two or three miles east-wes-t, with San Juan county, N. M., as the approxi- to arrive within : 'ifteen Families From " are expected administration Callan said weeks. ..'',' mate center, would, sooner or later, witness one, if, not the a day or so are James M. Cox, "He that republi- Okla. to Locate Here oil booms based that has candi- told you The governor leaves Thurs-- greatest, upon indisputable merit, who was the democratic cans were for post occurred since the or in Pennsylvania v responsible or for Roswell to be discovery petroleum date in the last presidential deflations. But deflation Homer Powers, county farm agent. ay Friday That is true step war informs ua that fifteen families from the better of a week seventy years ago. prophecy coming step by election, and William Jennings Came1 in June. 1920, and the gone part assurance even the obstinate " Oklahoma are to locate in the White-- , - and with demonstrated that pessi - this being his first visit- home Bryan. fA. didn't go into con water A to acclaim. ;vr: republicans section sooth of Gallup. since his inauguration. Before mist is forced , , :;3'VV ;' It is believed that no until 1921. number of families : appointed one trol March, 4 on struc- from their number to go west and look his departure he will sign all The Midwest company's initial well the Hogback will take place between the ; he should 'I resent that up a location. This agent finally bills: that meet with the execu- in at 875 feet depth last October, flowed the high' President and Mr. Cox, but it is Intel- -, ture, brought come before a crowd of landed in Gallup, and toinr out over; tive those which he eat test oil recorded in the history of the petroleum industry of that Bryan ;wm can such state the decided the White approval, expected ligent men with a county, that, does not care to sign left United States or elsewhere, with daily volume never offi on me cmei wuu ment. I should as soon have water section was the best he had being the a-s- to die by the veto route. announced believed to De net less man o,uuw narrea kis stay here. Mr. Cryan and Arbuckle address us." seen in the west The has eje- pocket cially put v Fttty cted that his people fJteen fam- of value barrel. Such a result of Initial development f president are close personal The governor today signed $5 per ilies, pack up a"1 ootae to Gallup aai the school coda after kearfcj attracted the attention of oil men everywhere, and their c"- - . U. & EZPC-T- locate in HUwwater . land-leas- S te eovntry, irj are now here in i'.iii'"' prctcsti e?s4t cber fexturo rteti and trsts Icetxl .."' ef tie nesssre rr Earsrim aakiax technical exibitljr tzi ttztizt drtjU crr 1 Total, '.? , ffeni .tin .XfcuH rsrUuet la fciS cf the Al-i- u it is ccrztrvttt tzxizi titt f rt j , ."tin rc?cr4 to atia be tte ttf113 ri'A ia y U ta,Lr- - sextwtLs srea c'ty tcir4 drirjTli' ti lx vi - v cli J c::l. Tf; t lX-'.- i-- Vt' . f I k, ' Juxneouir , .,;tr:j 1171 ,ivjr UIvvmtj r T. f u CitX t t - " r- - - - Jr, " , - . i- T r r I w ... fti t"' 1 t t ( j j cf j t:.:i try ' . J - .: ufckhtttzjrurrt tccrcs tisn freri any pcTl! mt oa thtlr lani. They CC-- rnnvzs fEvr i:vk!zz ire r.ct rualiTIed to look oat ALUCUmOUS. I'rr;' IS Cy C ",1 intAMif In ftl As- do ur:3z.jrrAi;D nmi f. Irving Glover, TtirJ " hot )!! cover.:;: av-- " " irmrmcri c? covei matter, so the government is sistant Postmaster Gener&r, at that ti:i had win raUier pletMOt tim a wwawMtg . "cur IVB i'3 '" i.:im" by ArpoinTtawT to tnem. conference convention of ccltlcijt IWint , stepping in neip aa postal day ty day 0 m" al he aa.new e, echo Ilka remembered chimes March 14. Agitators among them, employees, av Aiouquer-qu- SANTA PE. March 14 that ALBUQUERQUE, y ttfe'a . said, were-probabl- forward- March 13, delivered an ad- Governor Hinkie signed Along eary way, The Indians of the Navajo today That make my heart a the idea that the Indians dress, in part,. as follows; V., without- - eeneral again boy's reservation misunderstand the ing change. thv wlnga- - are to lose their land. That "Postal historians -- bill L'LAh.'g1ve mysplrlt intention of in have appropriations pas?d ! by uie the government will in no' way lose! it, Al. .11 I 211. iney.were oroiaary joya move to inem. inis they watched with bated breath the me sunn legislature, canyics And ordinary things. :.. its protect however, was stated by Hager discoveries at Luxor: a total for the twelfth is for- ' Ezynt. eleventh, the explanation given by tut-ankhAm- man. . en hot the of an boor, mer Governor Hagerman here where the tomb of King and thirteenth fiscal yearn of Strang; triumph! "If thev obiect to. the pro rich $2,511,92738. The bill : as The Ttctortee elate, to the petition which has yielded I accustomed Tuesday cedure," he continued "they material of ancient for catnes S162.S4.3.33 less Have oat their old. power has been sent by the Indians to lore, signed And seem no will merely delay the oil devel- some evidence ehowinir tne than the longer great f the secretary of the interior, general appropriation They were but tlnael. were but toy distribution ot while ' a opment and the manner in which the Egyptians hill of 1921. the deficien ' Th moment protesting against having', of the benefits. That quiet brings with their share in those early days communi- cy and emergency appropria A of ordinary Joys council of six to confer not benefit them or thought who is as the would any cated with each other and with tions are cut 7B,oju. cpeciji And ordinary things, Hagerman, acting would ' 1 commissioner between the In- one else, itT" other nations.' appropriations,-:- however, of "t ' HAcerman stated that he orevious- - 175.000 for two years for the Ufe'a battle la so bard and flerc dians and the government. "Postal history has Such the soul does not want, to go into any office . and 24- - passions sweep not set 1 1 . Ll been traced as far back as comptroller's' has yet .1aail ly As fbeman's line we Hagerman .MalMj. wIll u-t- through the pierce aweeaaary Tfce me 000 - Is no for the he has oi quesuvua aiuuug the Sixth before unrtst for payment oi drainage A to the longer the date meeting as until he has had the century afisessmenta on state lacftis passage goat' ) ; mod- six tribal chiefs yet, and it would in The often cloys ' ; finest work at a very called with the of a prove extremely the" - very triumph, reter-mine-d opportunity making study four the Pecoa vallev cut aDDar- ' And, oa the throne of kings, we now offer in but that it will be " " interesting to extend it erate cost says situation. , con-ferr- ed of the ent reduction to ($1,348.33. It Men long for ordinary Joys as soon as he has hundred , into the modem years deeper 1 lour laundry. six Indian BiDies was given out at the governor e And ordinary things. with the ages. Turn to your ana, J- reserva- in Book of will office that the $195,000 added ; '., .,'; Clothes clean and sweet agents of the Navajo SOEMJFSIAYEIS the Esther, you Whaterer else, make sure of these This latter conference find how letters were sent by senate amendments to the with no more trouble than tion. bill was so with other As through the world you go; will be held in this city Thurs- thousands of years ago. There lumped For, after aU the victories, for our deliv- TOBEUAKGED necAMArv annronriations that telephoning day- it tells how Kinir Ahasuerus, Tour heart will want, I know. with ; it was for an ex- ery wagon. Try us The in their petition, from Queen Esther impracticable Some memory no time destroys, . Indiona, ' i learning ecutive veto to segregate and Bode boar that this week's wash. , which is purported to have TRIAL that Hainan had ordered the quiet brings RECORD TIMS IN increases. The of , been drawn up in a council death of all the Jews in the eliminate the ; peace ordinary Joys that the AND CONVICT 1UN ur commanded Mordecai to . And ordinary things. among themselves, say BEFORE HON. land, (9) br McClar NimMW Srl(ato) GALLOP STEAM six men CRIMINALS call scribes and Bank Examiner idea of having speak JUDGE EDWIN MECHEM together the for them is in violation of their send letters to every province ATALAMOGORDO Appoints Deputies cent of the children un- treaty rights under the treaty of the kingdom forbidding the Thirty per And is not an unusual average, LAOT of 1886. O" massacre. This is the verse that Organizes derweight a I. A N. M.. ' The Indians are also report- MftfiflRD describes the of the io we learn by the malnutrition - 9 Anril 6 has been sending SANTA March 14. PHONE 16$r- ed to have refused to appoint iMdtvu - messengers: FE, G, studies conducted in schools in many set Edwin Mechem as W. Rutherford of any six men to represent them. by Judge " 'And he wrote in the King Deming, part of the country. Do. you know of the date for the double hanging formerly connected with the the for school is? They ask the cancellation C. Ahasuerus' name and sealed it what average your which appointed of Charles Smelcer and W., sent Bank of Deming, and W. P. the order March 8 with the King's ring, and foremer assistant and calls for the tri- Lafavours, convicted nosts on Saunders, Hagerman of Sheriff letters bv horseback, cashier of the American Na bal council with him, and f ay on a charge killing and riders on mules, camels determined to W. L. Rutheriora, oi - uiero tional bank of Roswell, have GALLUP TRANSFER that they are and young dromedaries.' v county. been appointed deputy bank A. J. McMahon, Prop. , fight for their rights. "Of course, this waB not Ex- "The Indians," Hagerman The trial and conviction of examiners by State Bank con. 'mailing' letters for that is of aminer L: B. stated, "have the idea that they the two alleged murderers the Gregg. Joseph land a death sentence recent origin, but it was Grant o f Abique1 w a s "The World Moves, So Do We" are going to nave their eluded with means had ap from them. The ,;v.in on Havs of the killing, nnlv that the King pointed head of the blue sky taken away of communicating with the rul idea of the government is pure- and set a record in New Mexico bureau, while the chief clerk QUICK SERVICE ers of his provinces. What a dis Don R. of ly to protect them. courts for such a case, accord- will be Cassados - tance some ol those letters naa Mora, former Mora county "The policy of the govern- to court officials. - --:- ing to go! The kingdom of Ahas- treasurer.' The insurance de- one 42 npnia extended from India to puty will be appointed later m Ethbpia and consisted of 127 the week countries. . Just imagine tne time it must have taken to reach the farthest parts of his realm. " 'Vv ' Before You Inves-t- "The first sten towards the svfitematizinsr the postal ser vice is found in Roman history IHSCHAL where regular "postas," con Investigate sisting merely ox posts sunic m the trround. were .estaoiisnea about twenty miles apart on mam routes between important of all -- -, All of the experience of the officers this bank, cities. ;"' of our facilities for gathering' reliable information, Letters, which usually were confined to communications be all of our specialized knowledge is at your service, tween rulers and high officials ' f were m that you may make only sound investments. transported relays by couriers from "posta" to "pos- - Further, we offer you securities in which the bank's ta." Thus, relay after, relay, I have the letter was sped, on as fast own funds have been invested. They passed man and horse could as carry ' all tests for safety, yield, and collateral value. : it until at last it arrived afc its tffpi destined It is from "posta.' -- ' BEFORE YOU INVES INVESTIGATE. this word that our present post office is deprived. f Our new Spring and Summer Lines of tli "What a far cry it is from Footwear are on .the road and, we must make room to take the days when the "postal ser '5- - our when arrive. - -- vice" was put in operation to care of large purchases, they handle a sinsrle letter written In view of this we must dispose of the stock now on hand and State Bank ' ' Gallup by an impatient ruler, to the we Sacrifice Prices on of in "Teach Your Dollars To Have More Cents" nreaent svstem in operation in are making every' pair shoes these United States where it Stock; See our line and prices and you will be convinced that has reached the highest pomt we are offering Extraordinary Bargains. ME, of efficiency in history. i "Even a comparison with the service of our own Benjamin Sacrifice Prices on of Shoes we have Franklin, the first Postmaster every grade STYLISH HATS General, when there were, less than 75 offices and the gross That Include The Latest Models And Newest Designs annu receipts totalled $30,000 16-IN- in Fashions Whims for the Spring 1000 PAIRS MEN'S DRESS SHOES MEX'S WORK COOTS That are featured is . ' ally, interesting. Brown, Welt, Rubber Made of Solid Leather Time Seasons are to be found' in our display of very "Last year the postal reve Black, Gqodyear Throughout. . Heels, Genuine Leather Y Every Pair Guaranteed Attractive and very Desirable , nues reached the astouding fieure of S464.853.O00r while c,:i: Price. t3.E0 to $S.SS MILLINERY to ' ' ' ! SPRING the expenditures amounted A Big Lot Of 1000 PAIRS CHILDREN'S an r; REASONABLE : 2545.644.000. Franklin's MEN'S HIGH GRADE, FINE PRICES V to about SCHOOL SHOES HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING nual payroll amounted DRESS SHOES while of the ; . MAIL ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION 86.000 the salary From (S.&0 to S7.C3 From $1.25 to $2.23 postmasters alone last year was 1000 PAIRS MEN'S WOrJC SHOES CHILDREN'S HIGH-GRAD- E SUMMERS MILLINERY nearly 44,ooo,ooo. , , ' Best Shoes On The Market "The of the 297 SCHOOL SHOES . receipts post From $2.25 to $3.6S offices in Arizona alone would Brands like "Educator", "Plain Shoe", make Benjamin Franklin look LOT OF MEN'S WORK SHOES and "Buster Brown Scuffera" a Of these offices Rubber Special like piker. Goodyear Welt. Heels, Special From to r four are of the first class. 10 oi Flexible Soles or Heavy Soles $2.50 $3.50 35 third the second class, of the WU1 Sell at $4.75 - Lot of Ladies' and Grown Girls' class ' and '242 of the fourth class. Mhe receipts at Phoenix LOT OF OFFICERS DRESS SHOES OXFORDS, SLIPPERS AND PUMPS have been flrrowinor bv leans Goodyear Welt, Rubber Heels, Solid Cuban or Low Heel, XJoodyear Welt, and bounds, jumping since last Leather Rubber Heels. All the latest up-to-d- Julv from S18.656.ll to S24, Will Sell at $4.75 styles 048,44 in January, or almost as H DHES3 COOTS From to 3.Z3 Is much as the entire "years re OFFICERS $2.3 Why re High Tops, Goodyear Welt, Rubber ceipts during Frknklin's v Our Shoes In This Lot Represent ' v Heels , . $33 gime. ; In Shoo Value tTHTHS'' CAFE ' 'TnlNew Mexico' there are $iaC0 "Tl 576 Offices of which 77 are ot os rt it classed as presidential, Lnclud- - 1 iijf 3 first class, 15 Escona class dan aes and 59 third ciasa, and 4C3 of tJie fourth 4cl2s Hic?t lu;,cii c.i surPEa etc taiAirrs from $11,C34 last July to l4r 114,71 in Jtnuxry." f n ; ti-A- I . for Those Whtt Worship 5; " ' .. L'uli: At Gallup Churches CHURCH OF THE IICLY c:g o:l co:.:?an!Ss cs-cc:::-.a mi xam ; SPIRIT THIRD STRSET AND AZTEC AVENUE activs in FRIE DELIVERY JUAN FIELD GALLUP ' For the sake of your wife, your children, '' BAPTISTCIIURCII '' V. You STRUCTURE TO EE TEST- "', REV. V. E OARX, Pastor ' , . yourself, start for this goal today; ED SOON I have opened a new market under the above name : realize the as well as we dp. ' Foch Avenue No. 205, east end of and will carry, at all times, a full and complete line : advantages - And know that is the easiest, FARMINGTON, N. M , Mar. Maloney Ave., North Side. ' you saving ' 3. The developments of the , Bible School 9:45 A. H. 1 ' M. nuiekest wav to flret there. I, last week show an accentuat- Mornins Worship. 11 A. ed in the Farmington Theme: "Drinking from the Wells of Hpta is the nlan tried and woven. Open activity Salvation." oil fields and presage the im- ...'' 7:30 P. M. . a account and add to it mediate testinar of a large field . Evening' Worship FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS savings today Theme: "What Is Your ' f on the Indian reserva yfeT" You will soon have enough Navajo . The regular meeting of the B. Y. P. regularly; Ma- FISH AND OYSTERS IN SEASON down and move in. tion. The outstanding V. is at 6:30 P. M. Be sure to come for a payment cin tures of the week were the an in time for that ;v. i fresh and clean and prices will be ( rent to nouncements that a well will Why not put these hours in your Everything Then you pay yourself, saving reasonable will -- Give us a trial n be drilled just two miles east program for Sunday and make it a at quality permit for interest and principal payment Then point to be present each time? It and be convinced that everything we handle is of the of tne '- Farmington by sniprocx ' i will do you good and you will be a V home and the i IV--:-- - '.r you will have a saving Oil company. , i help to us. Try it this time. And we ':. BEST QUALITY ' That twelve nermits have will try to maxe you xeei welcome. habit. , Nee-NoJS- assort- been, granted the he The pastor has an excellent - to YouriQQViVOwn Home ment of Bibles and Testaments as Let us help you company and that at least pne need samples for you to see if you N. arrested on . the well to 2,300-fo- ot is Connor, the, depth one, and get your order. He will be PROOMALS of and to be drilled on these structures to tnem to you ac your charge illegal possession glad show the con- McKinley County or into the Dakota sands. home. Please understand that there selling of liquor after That the is no commission on these, but he r.njST03EYLAff fiscation of liquors valued at drilling up Laplata wants to have them and use them. . ; will soon be commenced by a you $4,ooo. , "The Old: Bank" new company enteringthe field. CHRIST CHURCH IN "HIGHER-UPS- " THEM 8 Pastor That another well will : be ' Former Gallup (Congregational) SELVES MUST TAKE I drilled within six months in the ' LEWIS A. STARK. Minister WHATEVER COMES TO r Diet In Houston, Tex vicinity of Aztec; . .i . is for Service" is "Worship Preparation THEM THE LAW OF THE of 72 That the Midwest Oil Co., - At Ripe Age ' VOLSTEAD ACT Home of Pro Officer VOLSTEAD ACT also making Farmington their "THE COMMUNITY CHURCH" Reverend -- David N. Mex. shipping point for their oper- Rev. L. A. Stark, D. D., Minister March 12. Augustus At Socorro, in this field. WASHINGTON, Sanford died at Tex- ations QAK TnniAr f'hiir'li Wirnhin wit.il A officials them Houston, Discovered on Fire IS SIGNED UP The Midwest Oil company, Prohibition as, on 23rd, beautiful reel of film: "Longfellow selves must whatever ac Friday, February which has been doing develop Land." Mrs. C. H. Clark 'will give take 72 8 months necessary in con- 1923, age year, SOCORRO, N. M., March 12. ment work in the Bluff - oil a talk and there will be special music. tion appears and 7 days. GOV. HINKLE APPROVES 10:00 Church School with clases nection with the discovery in a Prompt discovery of fire has The Rev. , Mr. Sanford was LAW RECOGNIZING FED- fields, completed unloading for all ages and needs. Daniel Web- raid here oi a last night at 10 o'clock at the on Denver recent bootleg in of the Episco--p- al ERAL CONSTITUTIONAL of platforms the ster has well said: "If we work upon Hat of residents 'priest charge home of federal ana we work Washington in for Diego Abeyta, : AMENDMENT; NEW MEX- Rio Grande Western tracks marble it will perish; if upon names of church Gallup nearly time will eiiace u we rear wtiicti included the All his faithful prohibition officer, prevented ICO LAW COMPREHEN- will have ajl their shipments brass, it; state de-- three years. i temples, they wil crumble into dust; several officials of the loss a serious conflagration. SIVE IN DETAIL J brought to Farmington. immortal minds. friends will feel a personal . lUV 14- wwvun w. ' n&rmont and of manv officers The fire was unquestionably The Shinrock Oil company them with with in nis death. He was respected as a of if we imbue principles, of the army, navy and marine him of incendiary origin, pile SANTA FE, March 12. has progressed to .the point the just fear oi uoa, ana iove ui ur and loved by all who knew on a rear and the aIImmiiiii UTA flllfJTBVP An those tab- - corns. , children boxes porch Gov. J. F. Hinkle today signed where to install , a and especially by the they plan lets which will brighten raids porch itself had been thorough- the soldier's exemption bill and standard tie on section 12 on something The series of bootleg whom he loved and worked for coal oil. The to all eternity." mis w especially bo which in recent weeks has ly saturated with the Phillips-Brickle- y act apply- the old McRae two miles continually. L. place national discovered If. . flWjMM ia fhA Sutl-- the capital ill two fire was by Volstead law , to New east of wki'iliv aaaaa aim nf the brought Mr, Sanford was only ing the Farmington. WiiiBs of the McGinnta, who lives at tne rear Mexico and officials day School. If your child is not going sharply into the limelight days with the flu, the disease. giving we mrae to wur authorities of the Abeyta home and by his under state authority equal IT WAS DIFFERENT THEN elsewhere, k jom war of enforcement which caused his death. efforts was extin- school. law violations a wife and two energetic powers, of search nd seizure to We Mid nart dues to France for 11:00 Morning Worship with sermon against liquor He leaves arrival ef. - France. We Vina culminated in an order to guished before. the those exercised by federal pro- takine- our troops into by the pastor on: "ine mosi wm children. Mrs. Sanford, for the paid $90,000,000 to England for the and intelligence of- t the fire company. hibition agents. ; ; ; ;' army navy present, is with her son, Major It is supposed that enemies transfer or gooos ana men overseas. .!n WTth Whil" Service fea ficers t& investigate the appear Sanford of tne united aiaiea , were - Mr. were instrumen- VALENTINO These expenditures certainly turing the great film: "The Court- ance of names and addresses oi of Abeyta RODOLPH made in the common interest. When if Milam Ktannifin " inia is iruiy Army, at Fort. Leavenworth, .. DIVORCE and ' tal in starting the fire, GRANTED the books are balanced it will be found one of the great films and one that more than fifty army, navy Kansas. Mr. Abeyta was out of town that the debts that Europe owes us do 1 A. ilA marine corps officers in a list '.. ANGELES. March 12. not Yankee in get- X WU11U ID . www att the time. Mrs. Eva Reed, represent ingenuity not see. ine imawir wu6i" - sized in a raid here March 3, ' IIt U)IDuc w ' the better of in its day of w Abey-ta- s A final decree of divorce for ting Europe aauress ana, tnvic is in the who has rooms with the as are w The list published childhood get- - motion trial, tne Europeans prone All are most cordially invited. r TletcheiY In our days, and who has been quite ill Rndolnh Valentino, pic think. We paid for what we got. We Washington Post contains more was in several had to be ture actor, entered the heard no offers of a common expense than 400 names and was siezed of the getting-bette- r process. Littlo for weeks,, CHURCH i - thenvT-Syrac- use Post METHODIST i taken from the house- because Los Angeles county superior budget (N. Y.) " in a raid on the home of James nocK' Arxansas xmw " - John Witt Pastor court v standard. Hendrix, of the shock. . , ; today.

' Sunday school opens at 9:45 A.' M., and closes at io:bu A. m. The hours of public worship will be observed at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P, M. At each of these services the pastor Uwil AaUvoA mrmon. URinC as sub- - WUA Ul.ll . a 1 a ject, "Beating the lrd Arouna me ctiimn " arm rnr rno nveninir. Deai- - fho novil Arnund the StlWlD." Each of these services promise to oe very interesting, aacn service win uv some choice music by tne cnoir. n mivht ha well to announce here w Palm Snnd&v the church will ob serve Holy Communion, open tne aoor of tho Ahnrrn. ana unrisien any in to bear these matters in mind. vii will nie inok for tne an nouncement of the Easter Program lofa it u hBinir mane reaav wiin greatest care. The choir is busy mak ing ready tne music wnicn wm morninor service and take over the entire evening nour.

IIOLLOiMAN FOR LAW AM) ORDER

RUMOR THAT "TIN HORNS" Rent to Yourself AND THE BOOTLEGGERS Pay WERE ABOUT TO TAKE SANTA FE ADVISED OF all-too-frequ- ent FICIALS This pictures an . man is think- SANTA FE. Mar. 13. Tak- - situation. And the e intr rno-nizanc- of rumors tnai ing just what any of us thinks Phone 108 As-aiata- nt. following the discharge of under like conditions. District Attorney A. M. Edwards, "tin horn gamblers" Here's a real suggestion! were flocking to banta re on Flowers" tn With go-jnr- It the thebry that officers are Make that bird with the rent "Say anti-itramb- winlr at l- the the other ! Watch ing law, District Judge H,ollo money fly way man today addressed the may the expression change when he Easier s ana . On Day! or and aldermen, snerui rent to himself. ; ito mnnshfll's office instruct- - or youpays tions that every effort be made It can be done. We can do it. Just DAY AND EVERY DAY to stop gambling and bootleg- service AND ON ANY ging and keep prostitutes out phone 246 and pur rep- , Hia communica nf tWeitv. will , call and statement made resentative gladly Received tion followed a - Fresh Flowers Every Day , . . , by Mayor Closson that he naa explain. naUA tVio local officers toget her tp discuss law enforcement Do it now. and receive suggestions. ? ine CANDY FOR EASTER court said he did not believe the officers would wink at law he ex t 'V" X - and declared 'cKIIILEY GOUUTY " J violation, r .,'''' 'I.,:. pected them to do tneir auiy, WW arfHincr that &a iudire on the hnih h wm not rjermitted to t step down and hunt up viola- 11 tors of the Jaw personally, Judge Ilollomtn suggested that the city pari an ordinance against gacii-- - i V J fJZJM Ti OaEa TJhit Friatlaf Omvw (a rwtatton). - - . .:-- it Hart Building, No. 319 tailroad Ararat CztTitzzy lzi:f.zT FiU, Just frtri tiZz- tJi;?e i i ii fciei Every Saturday Morning, tf . 7 v .1 ia , rst at t t Ue i withdrew iVcn:'Ixs'"twtBt7::imT!5ca:-j:tr4,;Il-l::;rn.i: l:nd inviUd Crr-- C--J J tiUcrlptlon Kate: Ont Year in Advance (2.00 Lu- -t PrvLiitlpn a Alaska and It ca the naval rzzzr: .pctxUsa ; c,n' C ( p:it:i aonanjr tla- ,tr!a m Mill Matter (a tat Port Offlea at (Whip, Mw KoUeo - A- LAnd SaeonMlaw The retiring ercrttxry foresees war that nay involve the United jjt- lit; Dcy. au t- -i a wot. i ' were traveli- -f le' 'In a i Fortlsn Advtrtiilm RprMntatlv States and dstrsed it an act of national wirioa to s;t t.2x,i t! sUt. tZM AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. MKW YORK OtTY. N. Y., AND CHICAGO, ILL. room and like manyj other humans, block of Alaska for naval purposes. This latest stunt by the considered that dor was as wlih q bit cl inci- tht just MEMBER OF NEW MEXICO PRESS ASSOCIATION now abdicated secretary bears no relation to the Teapot important as they, themselves, were dent nor the six-ma- n council for the Navajo Indians.; Ur. Fall (and probably was,) but the railroad A. H. CARTER, - -- Business Manager and Assistant Editor his as of the Interior acquired a company have certain rules which are G203GE A. -- - 'Editor and Assistant during incumbency Secretary the doi BYUS, Manager. of end of the oil industry to protect decent people, and It sstislies tts CLIFFORD M. CARTER, Superintendent Mechanical Department thorough knowledge the diplomatic was wanted off. Messrs. Phelps nd and is expected to become a distinguished operator. Men like Poe went to the state room and in ctvsst.tdetVcrJ - " Fall do big things whether in office or not. . vited the dog off. At first the dog 'WHITHER ABE WE DRIFTING was not to be parted with. During the a ! AS A argument Mr. Foe got nis eye on Pleasure and NATION?" TRIBUTE TO FOREIGN BORN bottle of Hill ft Hill Nine Years Old r Whlskflv. Pickins? un the bottle. Mr. i No no Poe said: "Guess well just take all of ( legislator, reformer, nor zealous moralist, will admit you-Hl-og to Then tne ' that he is intolerant. there is intolerance in this ., Arthur Brisbane, that great American newspaper editor, and all jail." wws. Yet, country; tribute to our born as follows: man and woman discoverea inn intolerance practiced by good and earnest men and women who pays foreign citizens, Federal Prohibition officer had them, sincerely believe that what they think is right because "Of all women school in Connec- and were perfectly willing that the they young teaching and so think so, and who, thereforefeel called upon to make the 48 cent are of foreign born par- dog be taken .out killed, just ticut, per daughters f wen leit to go on meir rest or tne believe as do l who "we tftey journey. country they j ents. That should enlighten Americans say The train being ready to start, Mr. An earnest group in Massachusetts is to a law ' don't want those uneducated foreigners coming here. Phelna ordered the doe to the express trying pass were collected from making Any Sunday activity illegal, whether it be bread seHing "Half the American school children in Connecti- car where charges for-eigpe- Los to and in order or checker playing. Utah is jailing men who smoke cut are by daughters of those "uneducated rs" Angeles Chicago, 1 Tf 1 1 cigarettes... . taught to keep from detaining tne tram, air. aansaa nas naa an anti-cigare- ne and if it were not for foreigners, the work of roe let toe continue tneir u puDiic. long selling law, couple jour of course, it is debatable and now is discussing whether it isn't a crime even to own a the United States wouldn't be done, railroads wouldn't ney. , Then, ' whether a woman wearing one of cigarette. The New York Assembly is considering a bill to sup- have been built, and. prosperity would not be 20 per ' AT. THE WOMAN'S SOCIAL W those "Pharaonic" gowns will feel ervise dancing, in hotels, and has a civic league which wants cent of what it is." if told she "loou a AND CIRCLE MEETING complimented - legal sanction for certain holds in dancing, with all others perfect mummy." Saginaw Newa- made offenses against the law. Kentucky tried to abolish evolu- IN BAD : The eidtor of The Gallun Herald is in bad with uouner. was saved some commonsense At the Woman's Social Circle meet tion, Jjut by legislators, and Texas some one among our foreign born citizens, judging from a letter ing the Congregational ladies worked is working out the mighty problem of whether one scientific we not and we The as never before, with the result that have, but signed, can't print it Gallup ' doctrine may be taught in the public school and another ex- five dozen daffodils, twelve dozen Herald has said considerable about bootleggers being foreig. and carnations and vio-- REX PROGRAM cluded. A bill has passed the South Carolina House of Rep- that are not "naturalized citizens." When ippies, many resentatives the of or billiards at ners, meaning they ts were "grown." These flowers prohibiting playing pool any a foreigner becomes a naturlized citizen he or sne is no longer a will help to convert the North room FOR NEXT WEEK place at any time. The question of moving picture censorship a citizen. From tne uaroon news, a of the Church into a veritable flower v vforeimer" but uity Each to be srarlanded we have always with us. that is among foreigners, we note that it garden. booth is MR. P. G. STUMP. Organist " Doubtless all this is harmless paper quite popular and sell dainty, useful, and appropri- - enough: the, "blue law "Out of 38 sz were one lone Vta artiolsa thm nnnnv makes says: bootleggers, ioreigners, Ap little headway against the hard commonsense of the American being among them." Maybe our critic meant to mail fbooth and order your Easter flowers, SUNDAY United States as a whole. Yet the same spirit of intolerance Carbon News. candies and dyed Easter eggs.. Bring his letterto the City . . " which declares, because one man finds rolling ivory balls over the children and let them find their Alice Brady In way to the Well where kindly fairy "MISSING MILLIONS" a green cloth a crime, therefore other men should be made -- r CUT NOT MUCH "Where will Hinkle Cut" didn't will wave a magic wand of enchant- Mermaide Two Reel Comedy to hold the same views, could easily consider that striking The ment over the cool spring water and much mustard with the New Mexico Legislature. "A GOOD SCOUT" , a white ball over a net is a crime, or a base ball over "cut" a with a batting war was "Hinkle will and "the bring up dipper mysterious WEEKLY NEWS a is a crime. The of a can Democratic campaign cry cut," grab bag. There will be coffee, tea, grass lot spirit intolerance, like fire, inside of 45 The Miaa Bernlee ' from small and also like a its Legislature will get thru and go home days." and home made cake served, so come Song Sole by spread rapidly beginnings, fire, 60 The Friday-o- r and all Burket - didn't "cut" to 45 nor with days. Saturday stay da-y- . effects are wholly destructive when unconfined. Legislature days, Legislative clock was turned back repeatedly in order to legal- March 23rd and 2th. Tne ladies MONDAY It may be wise to remember that this country was founded is are requested to turn in to the church ize "cuts" to within 60 60 te legal limit. It r because the inhabitants could not stand intolerance of those days, days being the articles they are making as soon Repeating'1' one to solicit votes and another thing to carry out cam- have not as PROGRAM " who, abroad, legislated for the colonies; that certain Pilgrims thing as possible, And if you SUNDAY'S from wilderness because could paign pledges. yet maue'snytning, ury to mane some- carved New England the they thing nowit is not too late. The - TUESDAY ! not stand the intolerance of religious persecution last Social Meeting of the Woman's Leah Baird in - , Circle was held- at Mrs, A. H De- - "when husbands -- In School tor Service Men with Mrs, Arthur THE K. K. K. GETS NOTICE Jewelry 'tl'ttesday deceive'' ,1 9$lti$lZ Xwo R Comedy was .' oresent and the afternoon sv "STING EM SWAmSI"' The Carbon City News, official mouth organ of. the Mc ina&iatr,preparation for this "Spring r Kinley county Democrats, in its issue of March 3, noted that: Opening." Durnig the afternoon a (One Night Only) V delicious and bounteous luncheon was WEDNESDAY .' the month of served.- .,. v "During February the sheriff and , HAROLD LLOYD IN the enforcement officers arrested 33 persons on "DR. JACK" ' MOKE THAN REMARKABLE charges violating the regulations prescribed by father GUN AND ROD. THE QUAIL , RADIO PHONfi CONCERTS ivmreaui tuc aivu cucuijr ui wiuoi. tile OO HiicCI-- Snob Pollard Comedy - ' jl ed 32 were of foreign birth and few of them hla-hi- ; UPPERCUT -- very I' l 1 t. n i The every radio wmrt' tit "THE r uralized , citizens. There was one "lone : American tne renin Kadio ft Electric Shop are THURSDAY ", among the violators. It appears that the foreigners ' really more than iust men "ramark. aDie." wath the concert room crowded i are good makers of the forbidden, vegetable com- - ! 'dil iACK" every evening, people are some-wh- at l'"DOUnd. but th inllv. trnnii AmonVan nrfiA 1AV0 dumb-founde- d ':,i::h ' to "listen in" and hear NFftlbAY three times as much, is the buyer and drinker of the nusic, lectures, talks, soeechea. and product. ::,.:'-- ' even me sweet songs or canary birds. "DR. JACK"'"'.:"-:- 1: All of this j "Down in saw : coming in with all doors Arkansas, they an active Ku Klux and windows closed, as the instnimonf SATURDAY ; Klan has run the bootlegger completely off the i used is, the map. ! "indoor reel and loop" kind Hoot Gibson In V It taught the foreigner how to observe American laws. and no wires on the outside. Certainly "RIDIN WILD" , ; Maybe it made the moonshiners drink some of their this inachine should appeal to those -- Our Series Two .; own stuff." ;. r'. v.- wanting or needing a machine where Gang Reels it is not practical to build or furnish "Saturday Morning" Thus we note out-do- or wires, or -- where other out that the mouth organ of the McKinley county WEEKLY NEWS Democratic never door wires would or might interfere party misses an to V opportunity compliment III with the wave sounds. s , ; me vu xviu rvian. snoumn fc uui, wny t it, since that same WV im:-imx- tv .i?:: r Mrs. Yersin extends an invitation III 'wj III to alt who interested paper creaitea tne election of the county Democratic ticket "to are to visit tha COMING- the activities influences place and listen in," as the radio :- and of the McKinley" county K; K. K. -- ' The Gallup Herald has long advocated the strict enforce speaics Mr itseir." , ; Wallace Reid in "CLARANCS" ment oi our laws. The only way to educate our foreign Mrs. W. Lauretta Taylor fn f ment to become fit 6. Skter. wife for American citizenship is to make them master Sluter, .will' leave for SeattW.I "PEG OP MY HEART out-la- w ...j,...; , respect our laws, dui tne K. K. K. is not the way to make good American citizens. With such officers as W. R. i!y JlTll" of "- - .Slutert people will uo wiei e tms "THE PILGRIM" Jennings, C. C. Poe, Henry McDermott, assisted by our county uciu monul, sheriffs is the to LVMtMiaaaBaiSBBssssBBsssssnsaBiv department way educate people to respect m.uv - and obey our and American vyBiurremionai nitm- i laws, citizens who help and assist spring upemng," will be at the bootleggers and other out-la- w elements are not as orood Mtin cnurqn, aiarcn Z3 and 24. Lunch will as our foreigners. American citizens should set of u U oe servea, and there Will be attrac examples tions tne run two dava. ww nnu axiu oaoiob uur m ior uiuci uxiicium me eniorcement pi our The United States veterans' bureau has ODened a lenelrv arhool in Wash. lawo. iu cuun, me neip oi me ft., a. a. is to ada insult to our ington and several score of men are 1 L. X ee already being taught the trade from the McElwee, salesman for the n American jinsiiiuiions tne jv. iv. k. is openly antagonistic ground up. The school Is considered one of the beat jewelry schools In tht McKinley County Abstract ft In- - to the principles of the Constitution of the United as cwuutry, vestment Cd., is in Denver this week States, just on bo as are ; business for his . much oooneggers. , company. w F. S. Lawrence, distript 1ieiifarfnf SCOOPING THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ioi me luwams (Jiuo la in El Pn af. iienuing a convention oi the Kiwian SCHOOL xrusiees. When a local newspaper is able to scoop the Associated PAqs A' " tu oci up jiu (aKe notice, course, in matters Unarles Friend has accented a m.i of local A. vi 3 tion in the clerical department of the importance the P. may lay off, but when it comes A MAWAlLjak.. M J . I AM. McKinley County Abstract A Tnvaat. w uoiiiciuuiK oi wiae speara concern tne A. tf. gets it. j, f menc uo. Recently a rumor gained considerable circulation by being ursi oy a local and when a Mrs. R. P. Kellev and son. BilUa . 1 reported 1 newspaper, . . State daily J ii . a e in tne rrom Wlnalow picKea up were maae to Deneve tne story. i city, visiting peopie Mi" Myrtle Keeley,, who la a patient If Wiggins and Lucero had been killed in Mexico mat- w the WV IHAt B Why, die one whet tit ter was kept from the A. P., as up to this date no A. P. cor radio The Methodist zaeaar. hi r news, and en respondent has been to find trace of such a come-of- f. the ladies music, aple any of M The Gallup Herald wouldn't to the news the church, Thursday, drch 29, in tertairiment comet in cIm object printing tne cmirch parlors. of Wiggins' demise, whether such would happen in Mexico or est and! from farther Await tT. 771 w . - Amca, and.no matter where he might meet his doom, the fact a. r. B.ennay u in rnoenir Tnr m l cf course. And what tets that he is wanted in New Mexico for murder, and the further visit and to meet with tha official. n est it best? De Fmvct. xact of nis mining company. . .. ?: his rather sensational escape from McKinley county to ''...' ..? ' ,i";, V,,'; urally. And who sold the s sucn as to iaexico oi importance warrant tne A. tr. to Keep , Mr. and Mrs. Irick, of Shaft No. 5, sets and explained all about tab on l'.m and tell the world of his capture or death. - 1 re in witn tne nu ana are patients Tho hooking up of Mr. Lucero with Wiggins, telling that si sc. uarys feto Cttthebectrenilaf both had been killed in Mexico made a so Ve did! Coem in rA rV good story far as a March 23 and 24 for the Comrreo-a- - rumor id concerned, and this would have added interest in the tional "Sorinff Oneninir." at the I it over! matter had it been true, and the A. P. would have caught it. cnurch. The reason the A. P, didn't it is because the A. P. is after get MatcMn of Crown Point waa news and not chasing spasms. ; Jimmy 4 n a uaiiup visitor Tuesday of this week. CN.COTTOn ALL ENDORSED EXCEPT : The Santa Fe New Mexi Born to Mr. and Mrs. L." D. Tumor. Il J m a Mm ' 1 and iK luesueiy, marcn a oaoy girL lean the Herald all Democratic rzr7 co:;ipatjV Albuquerque and papers is, were endorsed the New Mexico all by Legislature, except. MethodUt Bataar Thursday, March RADIO LZ?kKTZZU m tne cnurcn partors. , END OP A PERFECT DAY: 7ith, faajvk uj bus ' House Chaplain,-i- t was the "End of a Perfect and --the Palmer Cetncr la out tTaut .asJ Day," on a . cxil ciock waa dead. auty after siege of flu. The CUs. IeM Nah akancr has soLJ T a to V. 1'-- '- t 1 ' , asrf ta 0. r ! I ! ITfcat Ci EhkU cut! ? C. B. EiSiU ii sB tla kUt L'rt -r ' - v.Y...... f,., Cj wade thofe-bfccra- --J" A Receiver which Cc: ' ccrcn. Rdio Frequency pick up V. I, ;' ; T to Cc:2t end Brto Them in clear and loud cr.oth to opercta Heaven Loud Speaker without Extra Amplification. Ac!:. for Demonstration in your Own Home. "The ALTA Set talks for Itself' Prico complete with Loud 1275.0,0; Immediate Delivery. : Terms. 'I.1 Speaker, h V Mil other Make Price from $43.C3 up. , J M

MISS EDNA EClHCdS FIRE INSURANCE RATES SUPT. S. F. STACHER S.T. PATRICK DAY AND ' ENTE3TAINED TEAMS ARE INSTALLS RADIO PHONE ALSO BIRTHDAY TIME . ' Mc-Kinl- N. March ''V-'- fil- W. ey The Radio of C. Today, 17, St, Patlck Dt , -- Tuesday evening Edna Horroclu H. Yersin, of the Department president sale also for Mrs. P. N. was the charming hostess at a party" Abstract d Investment Cotton company report the of a is birthday time f.' County CR-- e Junlor-Fresh- Grebe 9 Receiver and a Westing-hous- wife of the of the l in honor of the ie informs us that an agree- Griego, manager given company, by Loud to S. F. Banner Oscar and Sophmore-Senlo- r basket, bail ment of .the Mountain States Inspec- Speaker "Supt. Drug Store, Griego. solv-in- of Point. Mr. Stacher Mrs. has received teams. The was spent g tion Bureau of Fire Insurance, that a Stacher Crown Griego already evening wiU nice con-test- now "listen in" on New York, many very presents, and tonight many ponies and guessing a, of insurance risks Fort Worth, Los Angeles, San Fran- she will entertain, and be entertained fit after which have been nerfected whereby a re ' everyone endulged in the ter- at dinner at the house. Kr. A t1, A tl in taffy pulling and dancing, at eleven duction of rates will benefit Gallup cisco, or any other station Harvey a Mr. Stacher will be master of ceremonies, o'clock a delicious three course lunch- people. Mr. Yersin stated that tnia ritory of radiophone. Griego eon was served the benefit comes to Galluo reason proposes to be te and the all in honor of Mrs. Griego. YOUZIEYES to following: by of more Frankie Clarke, Constance the efficient services of the Gallup radiophone will keep him May many happy birthdays Arrington, be the lot of Mrs. Griego, not that a B EloLse Burke. Virgin- Volunteer Fire Company and the ex .... Margaret Sims, COUNTY SCHOOLS TO BE wish she will but Your eyes,1 like your teeth, ia Brewis, Madeline Eva Cory, tension and condition of the water ,we that grow older, Cregar. city we as sne outer should be examined at least once Katharine OUie Elisa-be- ht mains. All of which will be good news. CLOSED NO FUNDS inai wisn grows mat Clarke, ward, she will be for her cause they are so sensitive to Bryden, Kaxine Feather, Mary happier yean. We learn a number of various strains. Bailey, Velma Crockett, Roaille Cas- AMERICAN LEGION TO STAGE that county - will tell Lucille Kerr. schools closed Friday, for MRS. C. P. RAMOS Your doctor you that need to with old tillo, Castillo, Florence 1 BOXING CONTEST yesterday, most delicate or- bother ANOTHER want of funds. ' Economy is a mighty DISS IN CALIFORNIA they are the NO ed lutm whw ma. aa tax gans of the body and at the ww in bmc am DR. JACK COMING TO sm fine things in its application to Mk tUfM and matmmonvantent "Spike" Ketner informs us that but when econo- Mrs. P. Ramos was born at Her- - same time the most abused. kUkMand THE REX THEATRE is on reduction, C DtaraOfarfaMaM. ban other boxing contest to be put la not mosillo, Mexico, 19, 1876, came Many people complain of own tnra common ganUiMvBBd March my "cuts" schools, it economy, May r by the American Legion, 26, but wild should be with her and located in Santa headaches when the real source Dr. Jack of Los will be. in Tickets are now on extravange. It people MCa BMdL Angeles at the Strand, a crime to close schools short of nine N. ., looo, and died at Lea of the trouble can be placed dir- next and -- re, Gallup Thursday, Friday sale. There will be a 15 round bout months. Cat., March 9. 1923. Four ectly to defective vision. and will entertain at the Kid will Angeles. Saturday Pete George and Insurrecto sons and three daughters survive. The When this is corrected in time Rex Theatre. Dr. Jack has appeared match gloves. E: K. Errett of the C, N. Cotton sons, Fred and Jesus live at Gallup, no ill effeots result, But many before millions of people and stands says that this will be an- In "Spike" "once upon a time" worked and Thomas and Armando live continue to put off without an equal as an entertainer. other "good one" and Gallup sports company Thomas Oceans and Siople their will feel at in a printing plant, and while he haa California. at ide. of eye until the Galluo people delighted are invited to secure tickets early. Armando at San Bernardino, and Mrs. nerve becomes strained to see this en . r known for some time that The Gallup optical the opportunity great . o Del and Mrs. Jarmillo and weakened to such an extent Giw a whlU at 9M candle ox tne east Herald was an plant, yet Arcy Adolpa para, fight tertainer. The Dig papers BASE BALL BENEFIT DANCE live at Gallup, and Mrs. G. Gutier-- is dam- power more lisnt wan a! aU Dr. Jack as the he had sever looked on while cuts were J. that the eye irreparably pronounce greatest es at Los , ityle cil lantorna. Bru.itar of all entertaniers. ".. being made by a stereotyping ma- Angeles. aged. ttaneMeMclty. Na wicks A dance will be given at the Kit- chine. of this week while Mrs. Ramos had went Have examined at trim, no caimneya n Thursday just recently your eyes Won't blow out IlL Ash-le- v chen house on Monday The was to California to visit with her child- Our truh. , Ed DeWeese and Dr. Rob. opera night, Herald's stereotyping plant your first opportunity. Can t p;ll lusl or x were for the benefit of the Gallup in Mr. Errett dropped in to ren and for the benefit of her health. charges are reasonable. . , plod even If tipped of Crown Point in Gallup April 2, operation, ever titled around. and called on The baseball team, the Gallup Grays. This "learn something. For the first She had been in ill health for some tad Thursday Gallup nt Thoua.-!il- n Will be under the man-geme- made Ufa. Herald, Mr. DeWee authorising his the Grays will time in his life he saw cuts being time, but the trio to California had but lifetime. .' Mr. of Del Arcy, the popular from mats, and this was in The Gallup o benefitted her that her death was name on our subscription list. A DeWeese is the Government Stockman Railroad avenue barber. general Herald plant in Gallup, New Mexico. a sudden and painful surprise. is extended to the public under Sups, Stacher, and Dr. invitation Mrs. Del Arcy and Jesus Ramos REGISTFj) OPTOMETRIST 4 J. this ball and help the Grays to. HARDWARE Ashley la with the Government Bureau to attend . Drs. J. C. and Effie W. Estes were left last Saturday for Los Angeles some godd games for the of Anhwei Industry with headquarters put on here from Denver last week' visiting attend the funeral of their mother. Office Building - coming year. Base ball season opens with Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Cantrell. Dr. at Albuquerque. " - m FURNITURE early this year, . A Estes is an uncle of Dr. Cantrell. Dr. Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilbon went to .UD. i"w ." weil with an , : 0 ERtea and wife went on to Los Angel Albuquerque yesterday, Friday, to ifiiW' Don't bother putting up At Same Stand for Past five SB aerial, the ALTA RAPIO PHONE ANNOUNCEMENT es where they expect to make their, nesa tne snnne circus.anq Misa .visit wires outside the homei - j their dauehter.' Man Years doesn't need any future at the building. ' Takes about five minutes March 19th. Ve will State University. TV j home ,.. y will return hook The ALTA TALKS for We will ALTA-RADI- to it up. and sewing. O PHONE Jftay, in dressmaking The Tt'is LCSIIAU Itself. Ask for demonstration your make ladies gingham and linen tor itscelf. Ask for own or come and ,'listen' with and childrens demontion home, dresses, infants clothing, Ih your own home. . Takes, 6out five fa Dr. M. M. Ellison, Nick us anv evening. I ersin a ivauio oc linans nnderware. alterations, etc. Anri C!?tton exPcted home, by Hengel and ' minutes to set it up, No outside i nas C. F. Heyn motored over to Electric Shop. Exculsive agent. -- Wrice. ai ot"n Deen in Los Holbrook LITTLE JEFF HUNT . r.r.TT,r. .t. liZ Irtfes. Yersin' Radio Electric Angeles for some months taking last week and enjoyed the fun of driv- ' treatment FAST IMPROVIN; - '; -- - Lted at in Mrs. Terry's home, Shop. ...,jMSlwve agent. under a for the ing the entire way thru a snow storm. r ', present specialist " The Strand TnfeaW pygselits their ,7u E. Mesa. (House over Puercp) jSDffct of his health. ' Nearing Holbrook, the lost their . A party ekiy program in this isflue' of Th and missed the Kenbrts from St. Marv hnsnital ST? You patronage bearings first stop?' acrfliu. ratrons oi xnac mea-- Ll but Mr. Heyn soon discovered the "off that little Jeff Hunt is improving and i..EJMon is due to leave wtll take advantage of this and Los will oMn and found on the road to He was treiaf MRS. S. C. ORR urday ut. nacK of Anglese road,'' backing up, the way. recovery. keep The Herald in a convenient place entertain at the Rex Theatre with oSS March,'' brought to Gallup by his father, as on the Strand ViMHwill all. visit to New York anu l9 s' so to keep posted demonstrations that please If Uor Hunt of Snowf lake, Arizona, on . RADAK RADIO PHONES Th will much rum ttflttft' jAh4nn 1 J-- . Those who Dr. will Ellison of ISr!,m.e : - . L 1 ' Program. A may miss Jack spend Wtn A.l.. account 01 I gnua arm, Having isiicn best outdoor aerial three tube set for ever it. with her mother in Buffalo. the Galluo Electric TJrht Cunts' the elbow this MAGNAVOX regret has , from a hay stock, crushing In conversation with J. M. locality. Operates pan?, resigned his position and of one of his arms. Dr. Oscar Pjlt Loud successfully without gone to Southern where he joint of we learned the roao-- speaker . com Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roat the Arizona, Brown Winslow was called to Tohatchi that tra Pride Only the largest acd best spent will in truck of to ticrW in amplification. complete are week end last week with Mr. and Mrs. engage farming. that place is a very good - panies represented by this agency. Snowflake, and upon examination of " with Magnavox loud- speaker, $19540, ' for travel. This toad has you: or and satisfac- Mike Kirk at Manuelito. The Kirks a sev- - shape long . in- assuring prompt the broken arm, finding it very been a draw back to travel to and Immediate delivery. Terms. We settlement in case of Ioas. Chas. are liberal entertainers and any who like it ever witnessed advised Mr. Hunt to to" tory Nothing in ere case, hurry from and Tohatchi. vite you "listen m" with 'tis any W. Davis Insurance Agency. Phone visit witn tnem are fortunate. Gallup his little son to St. Mary hospital at Gallup We also sell all other makes beforeCongregational g night. 248. Adv. . Gallup before The Congregational . to be placed under the care of Radios. Yersin 's Radio. & Electric Gallup With Miss Bernice Burket to render L. N. Cary and T. H. mo "Spring Opening," a the Church, on Dr. W. - ; -- Seymour oz J. Hannett. upon arrival a solo, with Prof. F. G. at the Shop. . v March 23 and 24. Stump t We have a new meat market adver- tored over to Albuquerque in Gallup Mr. Hunt placed little Jeff next the Rex Thursday organ, Sunday night at tisemeat, the Meat Mar- ; to see the Shrine circus. under Dr. Hannett's care, and Dr. D. I. W, Mervine, OsteopathioT phy- Independent -. Theatre, the patrons of that theatre corner avenue ;-- called Dr. J. W. Stofer to as- to ket, Aztec and Third Pete Milan, the genial grocer on the Hannett will show their by sician of Albuquerque, was called appreciation filling ' street. Fine meats .such as the very Mrs. wife of the of north will erect three new brick eiat in the operation. Little Jeff was the house. Galluo Tuesdav on account of She Stitt, manager side, : in so that the broken best the market affords, is promised .the Gibson-Fa- w Lumber Co., is one of houses on Hill Avenue the hos left the hospital illness Mrs. Lou . beyond serious of Stewart. - ' - - be customers. our new .j i . Mr. contractor. joint could treated and thus avert If vour nroDertv Is worth havfaur It Dr. Mervine was located in Gallup for v residents. pital. yuick is the a stiffen Joint. In conversation with Is worth an insur- sortie time. He returned to Albuq- being protected by K.'A. from Belen, is vii- - Mrs. W. B. Cantrell is out after a one of the hospital Sisters yesterday ance written by this uerque Wednesday night. a Mrs. Riley Congregational "Spring Opening," policy agency. - the we learned that little Jeff was doing Mrs. A.- G. Meyers. , , siege of flu. at the church, March 23 and 24. ' "Do it now." Phone, call or write. iting ine, making himself at home with the Chas. W .Davis Insurance Agency. Col. B. I. Staples was in from ana in iact nas oecome a Coal Phew 248-A- dv, xnoreau tne week and was 'good sisters, - 203 W, Ave., during, 'favorite at the hospital.- very much interested in securing mon 'Taylor Hunt and Geo. A. Byus, Mr. W. L. Clarke, trailsriartatiort insDed-- . ey with which to 'continue the schools ' of The 'Byus being the editor Gallup tor of the Santa Fe Railway Lines, in Ms district. Mr, Staples was all Void time up-s- et 'schools close Herald, are acquaintances headquarters at Winslow, was in Gal- because . had to : Mr. Hunt visited with and friends, and lup Wednesday on official business down lor the want of funds. )Mr. and Mrs. Byus while in Gallup. and while in our visited with his his home city " iMr.;Hunt is the. mayor of brother-in-la- E. K. Errett. For next Thursday," Friday and 'town. ... "A" Av ewaMMaT'j V ?",, Saturday the Strand Theatre will pre As soon as iittle Jeff's arm has' The Cafldy Shop advertises in this jsut Douglas Fairbank's greatest of so far recovered, and all danger of a issue that fresh flowers will be on all .Fairbanks productions, "Robin has . Fairbank stiffen joint passed, his father will sale at that popular piece every day Hood." Gallup many come for him. . " .. "; in the week. The Cafidy will admirers and xtoom tloofl," win at Shop ' .have plenty flowers for Easter, also tract them...... A, Leola is sick i tittle Margaret Byus pandy. Market at her home on Second street with The fn'dpendent Meat is - name of a imW market onened a severe case of measles. ' The Galluo Herald now prints in weekly programs for the Rex and John Schauer piillding, corner Aztec Strand Theatres. This will give all an and Third street. - The proprietor was opportunity to keep up With the pro formerly with the City Meat Market, DOttt tneatres. grams oi de- John Kennedy has resigned as ' Dr. W. R. Lovelace, noted surgeon puty sheriff under Sheriff Myers and and of Albuquerque, was accented a position as special Santa wdZ!.Mn8 as well as physician will 3 FOR NEXT WfiiC oalUii tn Galluo Tuesday on account Fe detective and be stationed at of the serious illness of Mrs. Lou gelifman, Arizona , H Stewart. SUNDAY J, R. Lanier, whd has been with the? Coming At the Rex Wallace piatnond Coal company stores at Alli- William Hussell in re- in "Clarence," Lauretta Taylor in son for a number of years, has - L- Attractive j . "THE CRUSADER" "Pmr O' Mv Heart." and once more signed and Will go to Louissiana for - in his hoftie. -- Lupino Lane Comedy; ft' Will see Charlie Chaplin The future :, .'..,,VI "MY PHfflmi".-.- u, v. t. g- j HERO" E. E. Mercer, who has betn with till Easter Hats Speed No. 5 - ilt's hard iff ftnd a Radio to beat Diamond Coal company stores for. the j and the ALTA set. . Ask for demonstra- past several months, hi1 resigned homev "The ALTA will take a position with tbe1 Brack sia MONDAY tion in your own of Talks for itself." . Candy company Denver. Repeating Sunday's Program B. Las Miaif Sernice Burket will render A If Dr. W. Cantrell was. m w mm mm m i 'aai k mm ai aaa !.' lyfccm m w. a a ,Cruces during the week looking up solo at the Imm Theatre Sunday night. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY s some real estate deals tn wmcn-i- Sunday night's picture will be ".Miss- 20 the 'March and 21 :'''f,:"'S interested. ; ing Millions," with Alice Brady as 'Tom Mix in his latest Stat.; vV v.;," :..;.. , "IN ARABIA" Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith bkm returned from their visit at Boonevuie, Misa Georgia Taylor, the very ef- Sunshine Comedy Ark., where they spent some time with ficient stenographer for the Chas. W. "CUPID'S ELEPHANT" . Mrs. Simth s motner. DaVle Insurance Agency, was absent front her" desk a few days this wtek ' . There will be twelve reels of the on accbunt of flu. , ' . ' THURSDAY, FRIDAY ."Robin Hood" picture, and-Doug- las '.. V -- ..and'" Fairbanks is credited with being --at Mrs. Mariraret Griffin Hines "has SATURDAYvrA bis best in this great picture. resigned her position with the Gajlup American Goat company and' rone to March 22, 23 and 24 Flovd Walker was very unfortun El Paso where she and her husband The Greatest Picture that' has ate this week in getting his arm badly will make their future home. r hurt while in at ever (tome' to Gallup ; playw? the tiym tne 'Theatre Higt . School Building. Patrons of the Rex wiU be ' in ;' ' .Douglaa'Fiilrbanlu . ft... ., to hear Miss Berhice Burket Sun- " glad "ROBIN HOOD."' J. M. Drolet. Indian trader of To day night; Miss Burket haa a wo- was UrSeels hatchi, in Gallup Wednesday. nderfully sweet wlcAtVift??!:!' . piv business. ., transacting -- Mon- ' ,".'-'.-.0.:r.V-- Matinee" Every Day but Mrs. Helen Zyriek ahd'biby.'acrwk .- for for Mrs. lleDermott and Lrs. .AA.'.V, day. Tickets sale, , Henry baby, panied H Enl i:srick's..mother, OX:. Lenora, spent some days with Mrs. R. P. It CJne, left for Ct--- Monday ':'''. "ROB.IN.EOOD 8 the home of Cues. - :f " " ' Kln' night !n.. i torf.';; -- ;'' iNSfefti' at'JenJrttjr "Si it with flowers." for Easier George CU1. milllnenr saksman m i. v i ' A ...' or' for any etLar eosasiea is the war Armstrerx-Turn- er 'DtirJtfl y . 4 .. . ' :' A...... --.r"s.Ua- a copanTf...... ' ...... 'a iaa ..'... W M H IHliitSII ' ' . t "I I IV ? TJ'- T . K' owcy &iep'asvenues te v. was suaiB UStaUf ta w.i.' I aaai.i.miaiMi T: " J; .1 , :jc. .Li. i :; r-- n.Wr .: v.:.-.""-'- ' --a -- t'. L. '.vj.i- - " iriFonr.2ATi2:j ;. rr; i; ,t w : compiled 1 MAKIft READING . . JJry i t- -t aJ I ELOQUENT 1 I .3 tzrol. T -- t lutt I IJ" 7 ra;'j:ja tf Lit 'm ' j Within the span of the past six penses ,the number of persons on e TO" Jf tt u aoct rrfce, Use , months the ralroads of the United payroll being reduced in 1821 about Lyi.Mt. tt never aA ''"if' 18 below 64-p- f- States have moved far toward accom- per cent the employment in .Writs for Cook Book , plishing one of the most constructive 1920. In 1922 the net railway oper ' ftriII . vmnm a - in of a reducton ,.-i- programs ondertaken fen- ating income, spite Chemical WorLa I eration. They have been putting their of 10 per cent in freightrates, effec Rumfird' house in order against the coming of a tive July 1, 1922. waa increased 1777. East St.Xowia, 111. busier day. 000,000. The revival of business more Figures generally are tiresome, but than overcame the handicaps of the

in this case they are eloquent. They strikes, of the miners and shopmen in 3 : speak the .language of achievement They tell, in the following brief tabu- When it is considered that the in-- railroads' feverish ac lation, of the IClCBb, IVlIbB wig iiniiMr unukuwii, the day of pros- known as of Pen Meter tivity against general' commonly fixed charges, Cciapany perity. Here is the story:. these roads are around $669,000,000, Prersstcr Must Serve Fcr Ths Arirena a , Number of Percentage it will be seen that, regardless of any Date, bad order cars. of total. disputes about valuations, the roads ,a Lcavcnwcrlh Tcna 1...... 15.3 did not earn enough in 1922. even if August 345,013 I:' September 1, 821,674 14.1 account be taken of the ' March 12. 14. October 1..... 291,654 13.2 income, which before Federal control WASHINGTON, PHOENIX, Ariz., March --The court de of November .1.. 249,960 11.0 averaged about 1200,000,000 for the supreme today Announcements a ten Pr December 1.. 226,288 - 9.9 Class I operating steam roads. (The clined to review the - case of cent wage increase effective January 1...... 216,011 9.5 corresponding figure Samuel C. Pandolfo, convicted March 16 for all day wage la- for recent years is not comparable on ox The figures are taken from the offi account in Chicago fraudulent use bor were to be posted at cop- cial records of the. American of Federal control and guar- Railway anty period accounting of the mails' in. promoting the mines throughout Arizona Association. On its face, the showing complications.) per A substantial above , one margin fixed Pan Motor ; company, which at noon Wednesday, it was of measurable and rapid prog is in ress. January is the latest data for charges obviosly necessary any had plants at St. Cloud, Minn. stated by a representative of which figures had been compiled as the Ray Consolidated ; Better Outlook for 1923 A Copper this was written. ; The total number CHICAGO. March 12. Mining company. Ifflss of bad order cars stood then at 166,429 The marked increase in traffic in Samuel C. who was Pandolfo, " 0 coffee less than at the peak of in the closing months of 1922 and the disrepair head of the Pan Motor com ONE WAY TO GET March, 1921. The decrease Since then probability that, as the effects of the of more than 43 per cent. two strikes recede, the roads will have pany, St. Clud, Minn., must , . AT HARMLESS KICK Loading of revenue frieght contin their operating' expenses under still erye a sentence of ten years ' ues to run the heaviest this time better make probable that ' for control, it in Leavenworth . and (Clipped) of in the of the net income will prison year history the railroads, railway operating pays fines $4,000 Chase wild bullfrogs for three miles according to reports filed with the in 1923 approach more nearly to what aggregating Car Service Division of the' American the Commission has indicated to be a as sa result of the United States and gather up the hops. To them add teiMed Tsjouill Railway Assocation. During the week fair return, namely, a return of 6 supreme court refusal to review ten gallons of tan bark, half a pint of ' " which ended on February 17, last, per cent on a valuation of $18,900,- - his case:' shellac and one bar of p. 817,778 freight cars were loaded. ,This 000,000 as of December 31, 1919, plus exceeded the week net additions to Samuel corresponding last subsequent property. C. Pandolfo was for Boil thirty-si- x hours, then strain 44,503 cars and the If this valuation is as year by surpassed tentatively many a resident of New an I. W. W. sock to corresponding week in 1921 by126,- - sumed to be 19.4 billions for the mile years through keep it Mexico. lived at Alamo-gordo,- 1 771 cars. : This also was considerably age used by Class I roads, the return He,, from working. Add one grasshopper above the corresponding weeks in 1918 of 5 per cent, would be $1,116,000 Clovis, Tucumcari, Al- to each pint to give it a kick. Pour a. 1919 and 1920. . annually. On the whole, the present buquerque and other points in little into the kitchen sink. If it takes of merchandise and miscel- ' Loading railroad situation, from the standpoint the state. the enamel off it is for laneous' freight for the week totaled of railroad finance, clearly does not, ready bottling. 482,178 cars. Whle this was a de on the one hand, warrant pessimism, crease of 17,427 cars under the Week nor. on the other hand, at present, any r before, it was an increase of 44,499 radical reduction in total charges to cars above the same week last year the public From the standpoint of and an increase of 72,478 cars over the public, which is interested in ade the? corresponding week in 1921 quacy of the service and in the iair-ne- ss , Loading of grain and grain products of the charges, two facts stand TRADE WITH THE totaled 40,179 cars, 760 less than the out prominently: (1) An enormous week before and 14,684 under the same traffic, has recently been handled in week one year ago. It was, however, snite of the strike handicaps, and (2) d,460 cars above the same week m the average Tevenue per ton per mile 1921. is pretty well in line with the general Live stock loading totaled 30,274 level of wholesale nricea and there is cars. While this was a decrease of no reason to believe that the general 2,003 cars below the week level busi before, it of rates is retarding the -- -- "!. i '..tf. V Tf ... , was an increase or am oars over w ness rvivali whatever may be the ad' ;, '!' and cxipor- -: corresponding week in 1922. It also justments which investigations may to exceeded the corresponding week 'in show to' be desirable in the relation Arid Get the Best Meats Can m tea 1921 by 1,943 cars. ships between commodities or com- - Money Buy .tTOb8 tea Coal amounted to loading 180,988 munitis. cars, 9,872 less than the preceding o week. This also was 7,795 under the PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 64 C. Co. corresponding week last yar, when, BLUEVATER N. Cotton however, coal loadings were stimu IMS ;- '- 1 Wholesale Distributors lated by- - prospects of a miners' strike (Gallup Herald Special).; Gallup on April 1. Compared with the same week in 1921 the total for the week of The school teachers, Hiss . Wilcox February 17 this year was an increase and Miss Slaten, spent the week end of 33,584 cars. in Gallop, doing some Easter shop Forest products loading totaled 59,' ping. ' 431 cars. This was 4,879 cars under ' Wilford Young who has been trap. W. Eo the preceding week, Compared with ping this season, has to his credit, , the" same week last year, however, this Sawyer seventy nine hides, six foxes, two bob PROPRIETOR was an increase of 9,234 and, with the cats, and seventy one coyotes. same week two years ago, it was an O. C. McElrath, who has the con increase of 6,43i cars. tract for the state Coke to building highway loading amounted 14,912 from here to Gaum is Very busy with ears, which was a decrease of 276 his outfit, the road. He below big grading cars the week before, but an and his wife and two sons, Sam and increase of 7,346 over the same week vT23 DOLL'S PLAYROOM Teddy Bear. "Our little mistress takes one 'year ago. Compared with the the of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Niel-so- n. pretty good care of us. Some one week in in- guests same 1921 this was an The two sons have just arrived SPIS0 could the window and did not notlos i playroom toys hardly opened crease of 6,187 cars, from Mesa, Aris., where they have wait for the mafic boor to strike, poor Charles sitting behind the cur-- 1 Ore loading amounted to 9.816 cars. been attending high school. : strange-lookin- g 294 less than M for a doll bad come to tain, so he tumbled out and spoiled hla the preceding week. Mrs. Lena B. Thigpen took serious-- ' the and none of could bead." Comparisons show this to be, however, Ike playroom them ly ill last week ana naa to go to ah out name newcomer. an increase of 5,669 cars above the She ;a lad the of the Llsette, the French doll, to the Doctor. is home 1 Interrupted week one and buquerque Teddy Bear spoke first, for the boys Dim to ask, "I should like to know corresponding yer ago, now and very much improved. an increase of 1,696 cars above the agreed that it might be a relative of what you eat in a land where yog have Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Nielson from corresponding week in 1921. . Gallun snent the week end here. " am, as the stranger dell wore a fur to wear such thick clothes as you have M. T. ' Dr. Lorenz, Director of the . . The school hsd its usual weekly costume which looked a lot like On." ,'.';, ; Teddy Bureau of Statistics of the Interstate instead of Bear's coat Eskimo doll looked at Bear, Commerce propram Monday Friday; So Teddy Commission, has prepard, The probram was as follows: 'i Teddy did not know how to but , he decided that, while Teddy's and made public on 24, a lads quite February Poem "March" .....Kenneth McNeill address was did not railroad a the stranger, for he not family get as far north as survey of the year 1922, Life of Longfellow at all sure whether it was a boy or where he came' from, he would not part of which is as follows: Elsworth Chapman girl doll. "We did not hear our little mention bear meat. During the past three years, lazu, Knubsen vsz Story Morley mistress call you by name," said Ted- "We live on seal said and iuzz. tne imanciai condition The of Heart ' r mostly meat," of in Song My dy Bear, "but we all welcome to Eskimo "and the blubber is the steam roads the United Donald Harding you doll, the States has In i .. or v materially improved. f'America" Klea playroom." nicest thing you ever tasted." covered Song Chaphan 1920 the revenues scarcely who been in Farm-ingto- n "I heard her say she she "Better than candy asked Llsette. Mrs. Jolley, has thought T expenss and taxes. 'In 1921, in spite has re- would name me Charles," But Eskimo doll did not so during the last year, replied the know, he of a 25 per cent, drop in business done, turned to keen house for her sons. atranger, "but I should not like that told them how the seal net they caught as compared with that of 1920, the Her two daughters, Myrtle and Haiel Sunny Monday Soap for It Is not at all like the name the thinking that would be better than an railway operating income, which is tne Eskimo to his children." their sum out of revenues after 'returned with her. '''";, gives , swering questions. remainng crew Hock are The dolls ' "When we taxes and certain The at the Crusher and toys all gathered go seal hunting," he said, operating expenses, still to the in readi "we look bubbles rentals have been met and wmcn is working get plant Friend for under the Ice, ness tne available for interest, rents for lease to start working about nrst Waohday which show us that a aeal has coma it'll JV- - of road, dividends and surplus, rose to up to breathe. Then a hole Is made In .' There is a good sized stream of $616,000,000. This result was ac ..... l ., .... the Ice, and when the seal comes water down the Bluewater t.y , along complished by a drastic cut in ex running' we spear it On the end of the spear creek.'." '...- - n, who has been at Is a rope, and with this we pull the seal Ernest Chapman, SPECIAL FOR TWO out of the water. We cut the skin Into Work at the Round House In Gallup, Bluewater and will trips for reins, and it Is also used for has returned to go to work for the George' and Nash making out clothes ; but everybody In -- the sawmill. '':''' hunting party gets a piece of, the Jim Flake, Forest Banger, and Mrs. 17EEEIS which be much." blubber, likes very Flake, spent-Sunda- y in town as the guests of Mrs. Eda T. Chapman. , cook for you, honey," said Dinah doll, Mr. anrf Mra. Charles Lewis and to' : t moved the and hurrying back her kitchen. f family have to George "Your story was very Interesting," Maso aawmuv. :f- lW-u-'"-; The Could Toys Hardly Walt said ,Llsette. "I hope you will tell us There ia a radio station at the kock EaroFor Crusher. Those who have heard it I more about your some other armnd and exclaimed: "Eskimo Are country clear and dis- ' .' v that messages are QlM say yoa aa Eskimo dolir night." r '!;'. California. was In tinct from Texas and Tee," replied the stranger, "and Teddy Bear, however, more WE ARE the wind the terested In his name than hi his During hick Saturday Tl much rather be called North Wind story, NOW PREPARED wood at the school house caught "I think Charles' Eskimo Is the best pile or Polar Bear than Charles." . TO GIVE YOU on fire. There was about fifteen or name for you in this of the cou- ' "Charles was the name of the alee part FIRST-CLAS- S more cords of wood on the ground, ; be said. ", aa3or-bo- y doU," said Bear ntry' and about two thirds of the pile waa Teddy 'I do not ftlctly, for he was afraid Eskimo doll mind If I do not have to OPTICAL SERVICE - on fire before it waa seen. Through ebooee tumble out of the window." replied the heroic efforts of aome of the pat- ttf4 Pour Bear for his nana -- Eskimo doll, although Polar Bear Graduate and rons, it was finally put out The Registered wind from! sooada bigger and" f .. ,,. was blowing away the Cor Caller Charles fen oat the Optometrist in Charge would ti Teddy Bear rather Impolitely broke house or the building likely and broke his head and' Man In Town Hold- have burned. ; wtw In right then by kirn to Only '!."'. salsa Urn very much. Charles la a ale Introducing ; More Than One State! ,. Miaa Clara Young who has been (ill the dolls and toys as "Charles XM-mo- ," ing ' ' aasoo and I am sure yon will Uke ,.: 1 r ' at their ranch' ia now conralesing. .'c J if and though he la la License I bare to take his nam I tin Tory happy AU Goawiutoeaf On Tuesday the Uta a meeting waa Tameaiy, Prerris&r If bis new home, Eskimo doa t Work fc--y or-- I sai a thick far hood," said always A held those interested in the fzi im keeps away from aa open wtainr, fot luaSMOn of an IrriTiaon District, Llae dsa Whaa I fan out of tho x - U remembers the fata of toy xia W. Ldd cl tit Caste T It gave y head." ' F. a cay wbooo V...... l'.:. ,. wt;r aot Caarlea, aaaie ha k; rx t." .): "O, rn ST MeOtlN I.-- aV . ei fan,".auM ( WlHSMW .) tai L Cnrcr, .ViixU .Ct.t; .ilcWliV''!.

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GAINES Notice is hereby given that William Sni-- h annronriation la to be made C Elkins, of BlUewater, Mex., whj, J. on November 1919 and Denmon, of N. , M.; who, on Creek at a point 3, August It terandwewulmjan Allison, from Bluewater 1ABA tIMW-.i- .a mMm MS nil free and a ' .DBNT15T Mar. 22, 1921. made Home whloh haant N SO deBTaea E.. 2415 I. potMid, sr: corr.of Enlarged and Lots n:i Ovet Wurm's Jawof ry Stor stead No. 036515, for Sec feet distant from the WK corner Sec. 036739 and 036740, for NEK I Entry, EH, o Galhip, N. M. tion 13 North 30 T. 12 R. 10 Ni. M. Jft. 1 and Z, and E ww ana pi I 28,Townahlp Range N. of W., f. Sec- -, 18W, N. M. P. Meridian, has filed means of diversion .dam and and 4, and EH SWK and by log 14 SE, the woode'rfu'"fc 2n notice of intention to make three year 90 acre feet is to be conveyed to S tion 18, Township N., RMg,.W most pttb N. M. P. Meridian, has filed lished. 160 pages and 4 - J tf&rM Proof, to establish claim to the land SEttNEK. SEKSWNEH,! Sec. 30, West, above before United States w . m. notice of intention to make a year every mono, that will entertain EDMUND R. FRENCH described, T. 12 N. oi k. Wk, u. r. oy Prnnf tn aarahliah claim to the land ' ": at main canals and' laterals every member of the family. V-v-. :'-:- Commissioner, Gallup, McKinley means of peiat Um. U above described, before U. S. Com- tm wk hM It contain! and 'nMfUf 'Lawyer:' Co., N. M., on the -- 17 of April, and there used for of above Owallag WMrdta Ua. MCak bteweHr 'l day irrigation at Valencia Co ciet on the Hon. Vm. tuan at L Member Bar: ; Supreme Court Unttaf 1923, described 30 acres and domestic pur missioner, Grant, ha newest devaioonianb ia Rf- -, Avh N. on the 5th of 192ly States, Court of Sew Claimant names as witnesses: An- Mex., day April, Moa, Automobil and birat. Supreme poses. t Tesf , Mexico. drew Vanderwaen, of Zuni, N. M.j G. Claimant names as witneiiea: Any person, firm, association or A. A. W do not amptoy aubacriptkw aofleltyi 0) W. Bartlett. of Gallup. N. M.: E. W. nAOTinrntinn dnamina? that the Elkins. George Keercy, Berry TYFEWBITEES .. not Office: SQ5 Coal AvtniK. (rant all Blue makes, easy you will ba urgad to lubacrlbaaaa yofi Lawrence, Gallup, Ni M.; Mary would hill, Harrold Perewitt, of ts. Write for an not oblicatiaf vonnelf ia tulcajtla of ing of the above application Mex. Catalogue. Hifh for of Allison. water, N. Skymen Ribbons. South-weate- rn wkinc a teat taapla coay. Wa Denmon, be detrimental to their rights in Typewriter aena n raaoan. A. M. truly A. M. it b praapaeafa u (1601) . 8ERGERE, said stream shall file a BKUJK, Kegister. Co., you like tt caa a copy MARTIN the water of Typewriter Grants, Nw you buy every CHAPMAN, i . . (1546) month from any newideaier or aend ua 4 Register. mwnnlato ntnfoment nf their obieC- - Mexico. 17-2- First Pub. Februarv 24. 1923. . 27t your aubKription 1.00 for one year. ; Attorneys-At-La- w First Pub. March 3 tions substantiated by affidavits with 14-2- Last Pub. Mar. 24, 1923. MmIuniIm " Last Pub. April 3 ana serve a copy FOB SALE Popular Cswiaary OFFICES: ; the State Engineer Burroughs Adding toa-ataa- .1 or the 7th Maeliine and on applicant on before day Remington Typewriter, Ptfuim Hiclumici MIMUmm nf .Tiino 1 023. tha date set for the IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN both in first-cla- ss condition. Will sell coajrtwlli m M rnimtum it m i Now Mexico. CIRCULAR NOTICE Gallup, to take COUNTY OF both for $130.00, less than half what Engineer this application up AND FOR THE WINGATE ORDINANCE RESERVE for final consideration uniess pro- are worth. at Herald s McKINLEY AN STATE OF they Inquire DEPOT case of appli- office. 27-- tf tested. In protested m. m. Office of the Commanding Officer all will be a rea- NEW MEXICO dr. Allison M. cations parties given FORT WINGATE, N. of time in which to i '' sonable length Meta Plaintiff . : ; ; Blanford, NOTICE ; DENTIST in or ar-r.-m 4 submit their evidence detail vs. No. 2042" March S, 1923. o Hnt-- onnvenient for a hearinz Defendant ' Notice is hereby given that W. E. Gallop Clinic Building 1. Notice is hereby given to all in- - or a referee satisfactory to Raymond Blanford, Ftonai1!.. appoint Sawyer has purchased the business in- 1 fhmafaH nortin. fhaf Wot oil tn take testimonv. Annearance is NOTICE OF SUIT TO THE ABOVE 11 1 New Mexico 6 terest of F. W. Hendershot in the vv. Gallop ment offers for lease under compet-- not unless advised officially NAMED DEFENDANT ; i ' i . 1 1 . necessary City Meat Market, and the City Meat live conditions 10 ine Dest uijjDiuuer, con- by letter from the State angmeer. tTorohv Mntifim) that suit Market will continue under the man- interests of the Govern- - V,. in sidering the (1608) James A. French, has been filed the above named agement of W. E. Sawyer, F. W. Hen- nwnt fnr licrihimAh rnmmprriftl use by State Engineer. plaintiff ana is now penuintr dershot retiring. (grazing privileges) to responsible in Dis- 10 "23 the above named defendant the W. " tne Area First Pub. March Signed) E. SAWYER, Prop. '' V private interests, magazine trict Court of McKinley County, New THE N. M., 17 City Meat Market. at Fort Wingate, containing Last Pub. March 23 Mexico, said suit being numbered anoroximately 6000 acres, under the 2042 on the docket of said court following conditions: That the general objects of said suit SIIEYEE HOTEL Lease will not be made IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND Daniel S. Tuttle (a) except FOR THE COUNTY OF McKINLlV am aa fnllnnra! Tha first Cause of to Government an ' TUOSEAU NEWS (ZUNI) bring the adequate AND STATE OF NEW MEXICO action ig for an absolute divorce front Aged Bishop mnnAfarv rnnaiffaratinn. and will ba Sharp Hanson and Graca Hiuon, the above named defendant upon tne handed over the husband and wi(, Plaintiffs, ' AND RESTAURANT negotiated and by n. " grounds of abandonment: and that the Is Near Death V ; (Herald Correspondence) ;. r.f arHnn in ATI ah Quartermaster uenerai tnrougn nis The Santa Fe Pacifie Railroad Com- - ' ObVVIIU Vtotouv www- for designated agents, subject to the ap- panjr, a corporation ; Gallup Amori-ca- n solute divorce from the above named U 'f! .Tnnaa want: tn AlhnnUAraue DAVID SULLIVAN, Mgr. Coal ; of of Company, a corporation ' non-suppo- rt proval the Assistant; Secretary Town of a cor- defendant on the grounds of ST. LOUIS, March 14 The Monday to attend the Postmaster's Gallup, municipal ; " m . a a m A . WW War. B. If t re- poration ; Zacyilnaki living v Rev. S. Convention neia narcn ldin. xie The of to and the unknown heira B. Zacy- - ,'. Daniel Tuttle, 86 ' ' (b) lease this property of' And you are further notified that Bigh home NEW MEXICO firuki If he. be B. turned Wednesday. ZUNI, be made the Act of 28th, dead; Zutynakl , or cause to be en- old, presiding bishop of under July if and hia unknown heira unless you enter, years Tha Thnrooi, Huh wu entertained fnr TMtrlnd not exceeding five livini, if in said cause church in ,' a he he dead; John Bolok if living tered your appearance the Episcopal the at the home of B. I. Friday ' Staples 1 to be will and hia heira If ba dead ; 11th . n 1 ia : (5 years and revocable at unknown he on or before the day of April United States was in a state Mm. John Bolok, wife of John Bolok of nigni. everyone enjoyea ine singinK, by the Secretary oi war. 1923, judgment will be rendered in as well as the dancing. Elaborate re- RUIZ OVERSON Tf n lensB ix entered the if ahe be living and her unknown default and coma Wednesday afternoon, it A it into, heira, if she be dead; Samuel Di-m- said cause against you by were served a late hour. fut-nia- h home freshments at losanr tn fl hnnd in the sum of and Thereaa C. Dimon, hia the relief for will be granteH. was announced at his and Ben on Attomers-At-La- w prayed Mrs. E. Harvey left Sunday $1000.00 with good and sufficient sec wife: T. M. Quebedeaux and Mary Tha namo if nlaintiffa ntfcnrnnT ia the opinion was his Kans.- where she Lou Quebedeaux, hia wife; F. B. expressed for Junction City, all of for fathful penormance oi H. C. Deany, whose post office ad come at will visit, ralativna and old friends. Practice in Courts urity the Gallagher ; BogumU Zacaynakl if death might any hour. the terms tne lease. living; and hia unknown heira if ' dress is uauup, mew Mexico. her father, oi liv- The aged church man, who She was accompanied by New Mexico and Arizona . The 1o9fi ta acres to nav to he be dead; Bogunil Zacaynakl if NAT GARCIA, Dir. tserger. Mrs. narvey inienas to fko TTnitiuJ Statra nnv sum which mav ing and hia unknown heira if he be Is the oldest active Anglican be for several weeks. ' dead; Peter Kitchen; Stephen Cans-- v Clerk District Court, gone to be after the ; in the is Buffer- T T. mnverf hia familv to Our have expended expir van Bertha Canavan, Rocky Cliff N. M. bishop world,' Moil, JOHN WITT HENDRIX eorpora-poratio- McKinley County, ation or revocation oi tne lease in put- Coal Mining Company, a Lake this week. Rocky Cliff Coal Com-- No. C. ; from grippe. , city' from Smith's Church the in as (D. SEAL) ing Pastor of The Methodist ting premises or property a ; and Steven cana- - 2057 fnr bv United pany, corporation Pub. Feb. 24. 23 Residence 800 itinn linn the van; B. Zaezyncki, if living and hia First 3rd Street unknown heira if he ba Mrs. .: No. 288. States as it was at the date of leasing. dead; Last Pub. Mar. 17, 23. ' Phone Thoa. F. McGinn if living and her ' The lessee to that after Ka-vo- (1551) 11:30 M (e) agree heira if ahe be dead ; Slater lo At Home in the Study 8 to A, re- aBBSBnSOBeBBJBaSBBBBBB SUBSCRIBERS the expiration of the lease he will Zaezyniaki if living, and her un- NOTICE TO And 7:00 to 8:30 P. M. or heira if ahe be Slater " move Anv hnilriinrs. imorovements known dead; Notice of offer of coal land for lease. At Your Service At All Hours. that he may have on Karolo Zacxynaki, if living and other property ahe Mra. ' sucn nme as we heira if be dead: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER an invitation to the premses witnin Gabrielle McGinn if living and her If receive a of The Gallup Herald, it is ahe dead ; United States Land Office, Santa you copy ' Secretary of War may indicate; and unknown heira if be Slater IOR, subscribe. you are receiving The Gallup Herald and have not Karolo (Marv Zacarnakik if living' New Mexico. Serial No. 045237. " If nnnn hia refusal, neclect or inability Fe, subscribed, some relative or friend is sending it to your address. DR. PAUL H. BENNETT and her unknown heira if ahe be dead; Notice is given that pur- to do so the Secrtary of War may Gabriel McGinn if living, and her hereby subscriber and wish to renew subscrip- .. to of 1920 If you are a regular your T. De removea ine ex- known hein if ahe be dead; Thoa. F.. suant the act February 25, new use the .';.v DENTIST cause them to ai tion, or if you wish to become a subscriber, please j of lessee and no claim for McGinn, husband of Gabriel McGinn (41- Stat... 437 and the regulation The op- - pense the he ba and hia unknown blank below. $2 for one for six months. date . Office: Worm Building if living hein thereunder April 1, 1920, year, fl .n.init the United' States ; The of The approved address shows the data to which your if he be dead Director! No. the of tha' ; poelte your name and. New Mexico or thereof shall be created Loretto Academy of Santa Fe and Circular 679, Secretary . Gallop any agent in the of subscription has been paid. or made on account oi aucn re- the unknown elairaante of interest Interior, unon petition Joseph by the premises, advene to the plain- - Cardo, has designated, the NE NEK moval. .. Sec. T. 15 R. 18 W., N. M. M7,, fn aarree not to commit i Deienaanm. 24, N., l ' nt 40 aa coal unit No. 128, waste, not to Injure or damage NOTICE OF SUIT acres, leasing New Mexico. The Named Defendants. New Mexico No. 10, and has directed THE GALLUP HERALD, Gallup, property, not to cut timber, To Above - M. or You and eaeh ef you an nercoy nmeo that the same be offered for lease. H. W. BROSE, E. not to conduct mining operations that auit has been filed by the above of said unit will be made Enclosed find for which please credit or kindred sub- and ia now pending Lease at remove sand, gravel named putintiffa agalnat a of 15 cents a ton, a mini- stances from the ground, no to sub- ,k. kuihmI defandanta. In tha District royalty to The Gallup" Herald, for the following GENERAL ENGINEERING con- Court ef McKinley County, New Mexico, aaid mum investment reouirement ef subscription change the contour or numbered 2057 en tha docket of stantially to make suit being $1,000 during the first three years of PRACTICE dition of the land leased, and said court. minimum address : The objects of aaid auit are to quiet the lease and a production . name and ; nn alterations of the buildings located general and set at rest, title, and to re- of 275 tons a com- ' . U plaintiffs' requirement year In on the premises. . move cloud upon plaintiffs' title tn and to with the fourth year of tha "Rime Architectural Service to-w-it: mencing (write plainly) Lessee TO agree itwo v.w tha following dawrib premises ig) to the at a an tne bouu lease and otherwise substantially ia Connection of the property shall be subject Beginning point - nf nroner-- of Section Fifteen (15), Township ru- accordance with the lease form set R. aiinannainn the 18 P. 0. Box -- or Route ..j and all toen (15) North, Kange signteen ua; vw out in paragraph of the regulations. .U Hy designated military officer, m u p w hirh la N. M dewrees 11 K., will be sold at auc- - . Said lease public 210 WEST R. R. AVENUE J .ILam antlaS RAW S.6I feet from the Southwest corner of aaid fire regulations ana ymor iw aWo be tion in this office on the terms set State or may hereafter be pro Beetioa Fifteen (15) ; aaW;eorner Post Office GALLUP, NEW MEXICO in force that ing tha Boataesit corner si seenon ow forth, to the qualified bidder offerinr Far your convenience you may fill out toe feUewia check: mulgated toy "fi- Ml and tha Nertheaat corner of Beetioa the highest bonus, on the third day Of - t Twenty-On- e and the Northwest ear w:onco oMnufcw w "V (21), 1923. 10 o'clock. A. M. Anr in) the le-s- ner of Section Twenty--1 wo April at States will not be liable to n townilte of ed .. a.tu.t tha nrivlnal and all persons having advene er (cat out on tale Una) or ,.-.- Town of Gallup, aa surveyed and to said or see.....lor any injury omgaervants or the plat conflicting claims land, any l! i.!. Mnf. ted by Alex Bowie, M. B. thereof, are notified that cause or Thence: -. part hereby employees from any thmg should file, on or before April .BANK out of the occu N. 89 Dereaa U' E., .l feet along Via they THE whatsoever growing aoiath line of Section Fifteen (15), to the 8, 1923, their protest or objectioal (name of your bank) I pancy 01 tne premiaea Southeast corner of the tract. against the granting of the lease for r that the ore- - otherwise such claims "n" 15' feet,' to thai Soutt such land, may nor the lease Mdegrees W.r .1MJ in misea will not be sublet, line of Green Avenue, being Northeast be disrerarded granting such lease. :.-- 1 (Date) - without tne consent, corner of the tract, : A. M, BERGERE, Register. ; WANT "local salespeo- assigned - - it War. Thence:-- , . (1547)",;'- - '. Secretary- of so w- - -s- -,. urpria-in- g S. 69 degresi - "T" : 1923. ple) for new and n- Infnimnattnn Catt be OD- - Narthweat First Pub. Feb. 24, to of THE GALLUP HERALD, -1- n outh Una of Green Avenue to the i.i. Pay the order household article. to the under- corner of the tract, being also tha Nerthweat Last Pub. Mar. 24, 1923. tained upon application Block number Sixty-si- x ':- corner of Fractional immediate Pr- - ' A . - Lavge signed. '.';'. . (56). O. T. 8. .v. J DOLLARS poii-tio- n. be "'t NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 3. Proposab are to submitted the ofitspermanent otonoH hv the bidder. In- - S. 20 degrees 25 E., UJ.I feet, along U. S. If you can repre- east Una of Third Street to the Southwest Department of the Interior, closed in sealed envelopes and address corner of the tract, tha pleee of hetlnning. Land Office at Santo N. sent exclusively, I -- re, M, (Sign here) me That the plalntni prays lor 1923. : AN ed to the in said ip. and to February 21, WILL MAKE YOU ment of their aetata property, Notice is given Man. Commanding Officer, bar and forever stop you and each of you, hereby that NEVER BE- or claim-,"- Z who OFFER Ordnance Reserve Depot, the said defendants, from having uel S. Landavazo, of Zuni, N. M., out on this Urn) Wingate to tha said Dremlsea, Stock-Rakin- (cut FORE MADE to sales- ' ih tltl. on April 13th, 1918, made g .'Fort Wingate, N. M. advenV to the plaintiffs, and that iWnanV No. m Homestead Entry, 035656, for Write at once title thereto Do lorevwr . - people marked plainly: qaine. the title of All of Section 24, Township 7 N- Tell me and to and that all clouds upon - for particulars. "Proposals For Grazing Privileges" to said premises, be removed. Range 18 West, N. M. P. Sleridian, about I 11 A. March 20th, PTu sr. further notified that uolaaa you filed of intention make all yourselves. be opened at M, a has notice to SUBSCRIPTIONS EXPIRE ! each of you etor ar WHEN , want some one who is 2J""'d three-ye- proof, to establish claim' H. to the land above described before Vi , THE POST OFFICE BULING not afraid of work foi J. LEWIS, Officer. S. Commissioner, at Gallup, McKinley : Commanding aaaaai'...,V.ti'''v:V; '.'ij1 V CASH, returns. , Bi l' il'A' big IlV i? whoaa Poat Office Co., N. M., on the 9th day of April, "i' re-- . n ... credit e tubcwlptioai .;- -,;, riakt of publbhara to extend in teed faitk ik M- idr--a la lteteo. 1923. M. SELFRIDGE d buai- OaltaPN EARLE NOTICE and John F. SImms. whose Peat Offion ad ? -- J Claimant names as witnesses: STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE addreH is Atooqasrawe, ww, ' SSI , Atlantic Avenue buslnsas Ramon as . 152S Jesus Cutierez, , ,aparnny " .1.-- . Number of anil said eaurt Chav, ."TTVv.'.r aecaoaa Bostoa 9, Mass, . 'Hmlnl w. seal of Guillino Landavaio, and Slc;I-- .aS ffaav the dale at eapiratlen, but copUc ent te N. .10. 1923 at Marab. ji n?a tkeir ualcat aneh SaniFe, BiU this 11U Uy lf. all of N. n. 7L? Tt!a7fTeai of autacrhrtoaa, on the SVt a wnaanaarakt Garcia, ..... A Zo"i,Tit- m thadlrtion .1 . 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SPUR LAKE NEWS

CGallup Herald Special) SpurLake is on the boom again. A new school house is being put are a few who were unable to get on the job for awhile. They were too " busy dancing and for .l- making up r-- Vi Wy -v. v lost sleep. If there Are mnni7 mnvA dances in the next month or so, some one may miss a crop, for they all like to "Hop" and if they just had Radio music uiey a never stop. Mrs. Andrew Willhanlc ntm-nat- l

borne Ea-ga- UUU!"W Friday of last week from r, Copyright 121 Hart Schafner & Man where she has been visiting for several days with her daughter, Ber- - nice.;-- ..."- - "v.".-- Mrs. Frank Kitchen's fthr. mntk. er and brother have returned from California. They eame through from' Oklahoma here before Christmas and thought California would be a nice place to spend the: winter, but Mr. Stevens says "too much snow, rain and earthquakes for him", Spur Lake Es Fwd Hae, Blew Styleo suits him better. - WA Ira Townsend has moved out on hi homestead, and says that he will be there as long as "Cottontails" last and Bill Knights spring runs. Misses Lightfoot and Riley, teachers at Luna, and Miss Ruby Servise, tea- cher at Gruntertberg, were guests of Mrs. 3o. ' Hooser on last Saturdav MARX afternoon. HART SCHAFFNER & Those from Spur Lake who attend- - ed the dance at Tom VanClenes Fri day night , were Mr. and Mrs. Arch Riser, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hooser, Mrs. J. Burroughs, Mr. M. D. - Pennington, Evans,- Howard Loftih , and f Claude SUITS FOR SPRING Cavin. ': Ed Miller of L. N. Ranch was vis iting J, F. West's family last week, and also making business calls in and around Luna. Mrs. Braes has cone to the Buck: Horn Road Camp to visit her daught- - er, Mrs. Goodman, who has recently come in from Texas. Dick Nichols left this week for Que- - mado with, a. load of grain. He will ring back a load or merchandise for. lieyVe all here the new ledrlek Bros. nbv; Claud Cairn was viaKin sr Orval West Sunday mormag.; Orval captor-a- d a Coyote and three traps for him at Bill Knight spring the eve he wont Norfork, sport suits, 2, 3, and to the Dance. We do not know the Coyotes idea unless he meant to fol low bis supposed owner, Mr. Cairn. Miss Ruth Hiser was appointed as teacher one day this week, on account 4 button saclcs The new fabrics of the illness of Prof. Evans. We believe the Prof, couldnt stand too much evening and morning breeso in going to and from the dances. Just a few more snows and there are finer and more colorful than will be sufficient moisture to raiso a crop. The farmers of Spur Lake welcome every little snow fall and will gladly sit by the fire while the of white flakes fly, (in case-the- have ever We're crowding a lot wood). rai.iaiii;e7si:otes value into this early spring offering (Special to The Herald). There was an open meeting of the Commercial Club Friday. Februanr 23. The following program was very much enjoyed: Soag . Primary Grades Racftatioa ...... Grace Ashcroft I . Leslie Clawson Recitation " . . Clea Davis John B. Stetson Hats Stetson and Bostonian Shoes ReciUtlon ... Alvie Lewis Dance Ray Lambaoti Recitation ... .. Lula UcDanieU written the of the . Lluihattan Shirts Holsproof Hosiery Paper py pupils High School, read by -- -- lire. Calkiiia . Reading ... Qyde Kluckholm "The Cremation of Sam McGeb" . Service Stump Speech . . Frank Lambson Song . 8rd and 4th Grades Miss Evelyn Cherry, who ia attend ing school at St John's Arlsona, is in Rsmah spending the week with her T7 A mother. N rTTs! L. I I I I I I I I ft) II . I. I.U- 4- 3 3 V her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Claw son for a few rftys. ' Mr. Lee, of. &t Johns, Arlsona has been Visiting vennves Here. A party was given by Ei Nielson eaturdev. ni'lst Tasty refrecments THE MEN'S SHOP ws semi. r- i lires rra tte"?e marrsn tt 41j cm 'ri1 t weci, t: --r ; . 210 Coal Avenua

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