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THEM ORITUARY SOLDIERS GALLED GIVE . Help Us Support GOOD SENDOFF Again the ebon enemy, whose Following is a list of the men presence is never welcome and called by the local board to leave of Es- whose visits we so much dread, To the Patriotic citizens has for training camp on May 25. tancia: Notwithstanding that crowded himself into our The Greatest Mother in the World They will go to Camp Cody, largest, prettiest midst, taken the wife and moth- we have the er from a happy home, New Mexico. and best town in the county leaving Wil- - proven by the husband and children noth Robert Cullom Thomas, which has been the ing lard, quota that was given us for the but memories and the vacant Carlos Gomez, Mountainair. Liberty Loan which we chair. third Eugenie Margareta Bielfeldt Jose de La Cruz Márquez, which shows we (wife Encino. are one hundred per cent Amen of Carson H. Frahm) was Howard Ogilvie, Estancia. work the Red Cross is born in Germany, August 26, cans, the 1879, and died the country Benjamin F. Kenyon, Kiowa, doing in our town, the atnount at Red Cross needs help of home one-hal- f The American the every man and woman in the United Kansas. of Thrift Stamps that the child- six and miles West Asa Radford, Estancia. buying, it Bhows that we of Mcintosh, New Mexico, on States and we ask you, each and all of you, our friends and neighbors, to do your part. ren are the morning of May 8, 1918, Edward Wesley Davis, Mc- are or our govern- right back aged 38 years. 8 months and 12 intosh. ment and that we believe in the days. OUR BOYS are fighting in France that we at home may enjoy Liberty. It is our Jesse F. Heal, Lucy. freedom of the world. I as a W. Hanna, your am She had been a member of the duty to assist in clothing and caring for them through the GREAT AMERICAN RED Geo. Willard. new comer to town Royal Neighbors lodge for years, Jim F. Ireton, Cedarvale. verv Droud of it and its people. CROSS, which is the greatest Charity in the world and a work of LOVE AND PA- Sylvester" Peterson, Negra Your older residents should be and had been a member of the B. one Lutheran church from childhood. Ross Plant, Willard. more. But there is still good TRIOTISM. Rosendo Barela, Duran. saw last Friday, the She was a woman, a de thing that I voted wife and mother, and she Clemency R. White, 10th, when ten of our gallant grim Remember every dollar donated is in the right cause and that not one cent boys went away, I am sorry to met the reaper without that Manuel Hernandez, Pinos say it, but it looked more to me fear. will be misapplied or spent in any way but to care for our wounded soldiers and fighting Wells. being "shipped to She leaves a husband, a son as if they were and two daughters to Juan Lucras, Manzano, some road camp by an employ- await the boys. Stump, they great reunion in the Father's Clarence E. Mcintosh. ment agency than what House. Eliseo Torres,' Mountainair. were really going for. Those preached GET YOUR HEART IN THE WORK. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN TO LISP Keith McComb, Moriarty. boys are going to risk their lives The writer the fun Vicente Escudero, Santa Fe. you your children going eral sermon at the home in the THE NAME "RED CROSS." EDUCATE AN ARMY OF PATRIOTIC CHILDREN for and forenoon of May 9, baling his Eliseo Aragón, Manzano. to fight for Democracy, to make AND OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL BE PATRIOTS. - Charles Muller. Moriarty. this world safe to live in. We remarks on Rev. 14:13 and Luke Salome Serna, Torreón. should pay a little more respect 8.52. The appreciation in which Mr. Red Cross Help us ' Herman Herrin, Estancia on day do something We commend the Ameriean to you. support such a and Frahm and his family are held Gerald Lee Hart, Cedarvale. on our part to show those boys Guy Negra. On by those who know them best, Peterson, that we are proud of them. by large William J. Howell, Pinos Wells. are going to send was attested the crowd the 25th we that attended the funeral Be Elisha M. Shaw, Mountainair. forty more. Let's get together conveyances Andres J. Schubert, Chilili. and show our boys our good will sides other there Leo P. Winkle, Duran. and give them a good sendoff were fifteen cars, and some of Manuel Lucero y Maldonado. on that day like they have been them came fourteen miles. Burial was in Estancia ceme Jose B. Brazil, Willard. doing in other places. Fifty tery. In Samuel Nugent Haynes, Moun- cents or one dollar from every The Greatest Mother the World tainair. man in town won't hurt anyone. To the stricken husband and Abran Sandoval, Encino. Turn the money over children we say be faithful ser- to that vants of God and some day you Earl Albert Brown, Pedernal. great order--of the, Red Cross R. Marsh, Moriarty. will meet the wife and mother Lewis which was founded in America is Santos Elicio, Manzano. by Miss Clara Barton in 1865. in "A land that fairer than ESTANCIA SAVINGS BANK William Earl Baldwin, Moun- Give Cross money so day." May the Lord comfort the Red the thought is tainair. they can get some token for you with that our James Hogg: Norman, Mcin- every man that goes that day prayer. w. ti. Ligon. tosh. nothing a bow if else, ribbon $25.00 cash reward for in we need m oney, food, soldiers, spent in this way and soon have George Washington and Paul Candelario Serna, Torreón. something to show that we are formation leading to the arrest clothing other equipment. enough to buy a U. 8. T. S. Revere. Were they patriotic? Francisco Martines y Sanches, all and with them till the last, and and conviction of anyone defac- We England, ranee which costs 25c Then when Yes, sublimely and unfearingly. Duran. go your must help i to the station. Some of ing, destroying or removing road and the other allies. They need you have sixteen U. S. T. S., There are men and women, boys Luther Wood, Lucy. older citizens of Estancia start markers of Butler Auto Co. , Al which would be $4, and some and girls today who can do as Negra. food and clothes. So we must Charles W. Powell, the thing. I am there with my buquerque. like cowards and pennies you can buy for that much for their country as any of George Pitkin, Chicago, III. money if not stand back share of the and work see them starve while fighting sum a $5 W. 3. S. . You can buy those brave men and women Alvin R. Wright Willard. I wanted. E, Speare. post-offic- es am MARRIED so bravely. W. S. S. and L. M B. at during the Revolutionary and Are you doing all you can in and banks. Every penny Civil wars. But if you can't .WAY VOLUNTEER RED CROSS MEETINGS every way to help your govern- you spend for W. S. 3. and L. L. achieve what these patriots of Frank Lane and Bessie Wood ment? Are you investing in W. B. is helping the government 76 did, you can do your bit by were married at the home of the S. S. or L. L B? Are you en- and hastening the time when standing behind the president, The local draft board has re- Dates- - for Red Cross Mass "hand- not be disloyal like the hy- under, bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. couraging others to help? There the kaiser shall see the and ceived the following date Meetings in the county have you writing on wall." But. on phenates. May 9: Henry Wood in Willard on last are three things which can the of been fixed as follows: num- hand, "Extravagance The United states was never Up May Sunday evening. A large do with your dollar. You can the other until 20th, registrants At Cedarvale this (Tuesday) cere- blood and blood means in greater need of men and wo- may as stock raisers to ber of people witnessed the hide it; then it is a slacker dollar. means volunteer evening. mony, was performed by things heroes," as Premier Lloyd men who are willing to shout: report to the Commanding Of- M. bun- - which You can spend it for At Estancia E. church Rev. W. Waltz. you not need, in this George says meaning that for "Uncle Sam, here am I, ready to ficer of Veterinary Corps, Camp day at 11 A, :M., with M. J. which do case it is a traitor dollar. Or, every penny you spend carelessly fight or die for liberty and Lee, Petersburg, Virginia. Only E Hickev and Dr. M. K. Wilder Saturday afternoon, May 11th, "of the last and best you can spend your brother, father, uncle or right'." In the words our white men and men physically as the principal speakers. In Mr. J. W. C. Wood and Miss Ida France must fight martyred chief, "A nation di- qualified general military it for W. S. S. or L. L. B. to help friend in that for addition to the usual patriotic Turner, both of Mountainair, is a much harder and ' cause the vided against itaelf cannot service are to be inducted under singing, will be patriotic marriage your government; then it there were united in at the patriotic dollar. Which of these kaiser to smile with satisfaction. stand." Then it is today we this call. music on stringed instruments Methodist Parsonage, in Estan- patriotic! is our war, must fight, conserve and stand oppor- three kinds of dollar is yours? Be This This is an exceptional by two noted musicians. cia by Rev. Waltz. buying and in order to see the kaiser's together as our forefathers did tunity for energetic and ambi- Sunday pro Friends, instead of. On Red Cross candy and spending your money doom we must save. Do you in '76. Then our aim shall tious men. Qualified registrants grams will be carried out at HELP THE MVERNMENT know this war depends on be achieved. Rubie Mattingly, present P. Progresso for things which are needless, that are urged to themselves Moriarty 2:30 M., up your money you? Think for a moment of Lucy, New Mexico. to their respective local boards 3:30 P. M., Mcintosh 4 P. M., you could save for voluntary induction. Willard 8:30 P. M. We are, as you all know, en- You are requested to advise Besides the above-mentione- d gaged in a great war. We are in me on the 15th of 'the present speakers, Fred H. Ayers, Rev. this war to win; to keep the Ger- month as to the probable number W. J. Waltz. J. N. Burton. R. L. man militarists from oppressing of qualified men who will volun- Strong, A. J. Green, and Neal and overrunning smaller nations Women of America! teer their services in this branch Jenson, will speak at one or an- Belgium, Poland and Roumania that I may allot to the various other of the afternoon meetings. for instance; to try and put down - worth of one baby's life? counties their quotas. the militaristic rule- which Ger- What's the the world Men to be inducted under this J. P. PORTER many has, and make The time has come when you must put a MONEY value on it branch of the service will be en- safe for democracy. trained June 1st. You should Cattle Salesman and Farm Do you want .Germany to sink ,So much Red Cross money aváilable, so many babies restored. not let this call interfere with Sale Auctioneer. Will do work our ships and neutral ships and your call for May 25th, that is, any place. Terms reasonable. say, "Well done, that is all right, A little Red Cross money available, so many babies lost by default. you must furnish your full quota Also agent for Dr. Franklin's sink them all, but save me?" under Call No. 391 regardless of Kansas vaccine. Will sell you No, we don't want Germany to It's as plain as that. medicine and administer it won't, for we the fact that some of the men in the do this, and she When you made that first Red Cross investment you had a fairly clear idea that there was may for the Drice vou would pay for as nation must, and will, see that call desire to volunteer a Red would make every dollar of money, and every minute of in this other service. In the the medicine. It is claimed that that rnthlessnesa and murderous plenty to be done and that the Cross event that sufficient volunteers one dose will immunize for life. outrages shall cease. And to do time COUNT. - are not had, it will be necessary Will be administered according this means war in which we are But have you now a clear picture of what price somebody will have to pay for one delayed to draft such men from your to latest and best methods. engulfed. - Therefore, to fight dollar or a hundred dollars withheld? registrants. You read a casual page of Red Cross reports from anwhere "over there" without Yours truly, can't C. the coolness of your decision as to "how much." R. REID, money ago and a corres- Captain, U. S. A. Suppose you had found "another use" for your Red Cross a while ponding part of the piece of work described below went undone: Notice to Taxpayers. Twenty-- "Gas bombs were being used. 750 children suddenly thrust upon the Prefect's hands. eight years-her- ded one-ha- lf Overlooked? one one yoar and the remainder were under The last of taxes of the children were infanta under levied in the year 1917 are now together in an old barracks, dirty, practically unfurnished, and with no sanitary appli- due and payable, and if not paid Have you overlooked the opportunity we are ances Sick children were crowded in with the well and skin disease and vermin abounded. children, provided new barracks, will become delinquent June hrst offering you of securing some genuine bargains Within two days the Red Cross workers had cleaned all the Publication and sale of de provided medical care and nurses for the babies, secured suitable food and classified all the refu- linquent taxes will be according in this store every Saturday? In your own in- gees to prevent the separation of the members of the same family. to Chapter 80 of 1917 Session terest investigate the Saturday bargains on our Was that moiey well spent? Were those babies worth while? Well, how MUCH were they Laws. - hope and pledge of civilization. We are you paid your center counter. ' worth, per baby? They are the future of France the If have not already in hunger, in cold, in muti- taxes, please do so before June in their debt for what their fathers and mothers have paid first and avoid interest and costs. lation, in slavery. We shall pay up, too. Your FIRST instalment was there in time-N- OW RAYMUNDO ROMERO, how much? Collector. HELLUMS CONTRIBUTED TO THE RED CROSS BY ESTANCIA LUMBER CO. For long terra farm loans see Where Prices are Lowest H. V. Lipe. ESTANCIA NEWS-HEBAL-

"And then what happens?" shelf, aim, with these In my, hands, situation, and bring to her a word of "St John la a naval base; the "We will take to the boats, and turned toward the door. comfort I crossed over hastily and closer we approach the harbor the LATE leave you and your officers to do what "( Jlnie on, then," I said, Ignoring the rapped at her stateroom door. I felt more apt we are to encounter a Brit- yon please with the ship. fact that I was nny longer a prisoner. sure there was a movement within, ish cruiser." "Are all the crew with you in this "Bring the chart, one of you, and I'H but no response. With lips close to Her fingers grasped my sleeve. MARKET mutinous deal?" point out where we are to you on the wood, I spoke." "But, Mr. Hollls, if all these hope QUOTATIONS ("CONTRABAND" The eyes of the two men met, and deck."" "Miss Vera." fall, and there should be no rescue, Is Liverpool blurted out: "Just h-- Id on a minute," and Liver- "Whols it?" something we can do? Must there not Western Newspaper Union News Service. "They'll all do what we say ; there's pool, blocking the doorway, rushed me "Hollls; may I have a word?" we remain here helpless, Just waiting 'em-yc- DENVER MARKETS, none ov r kin count on fer ter hack with his huge hand. "We're the The key turned, and she stood facing for death to come?" fight on your side; but maybe there's bosses, nut you. (Jit o' your head me, her eyes filled with startled wel- I rook the little hands In mine ten- Cuttle. a couple we won't hnv' no use for when fight now, mister, that yer the captain come. derly, effort, controlled Put steers, ch. to prime. . .115. 75016. 7 cA Romance sf the and, with an Fat steers, good to choice. 14.50016.50 we take to the boats." of this ship Indian Clilef. Blast yer I "Why I thought; they told me oh I my voice. Fut steers, to 13. sota' 14.25 - fair (rood.,.. . North Atlantic "Who are they?" ye nulhlu'; an' If yer attempt to I am so glad I" so, we cannot be too Heifers, prime 12.001S.00 ain't 'Terhaps but Cows, (at, good to choice.. 11.50ru12.25 "Thars no need o my tellln yer play us any dirty tricks, I'll smash "They told you what?" cnutious. Our only chance Is to retain Cows, fair to good 10.50011.50 that" i ...... yer same as I would a fly. Ain't "Why, nothing was our freedom, and arouse no suspicion Cows, common to fair 7.0010.00 the direct But there Wal calves 10.50014.50 "Wei?, even with those two this will that right, Mr. McCann?" fighting last night I I heard the that we are plotting together. Can you Bulls 8.0014 50 only give ns six d men ; that "Oh, Hollls understands, Bed. He struggle on deck, and then here In learn where the others are confined, Feeders, Rood to choice.... 12.0014.25 the Feeders, lair to Rood 10. 000 11.50 RANDALL PARRISH Is not enough with which to bring the knows we've goae too far in this game and get the word to me?" Feeders, common to fair... O.OOji' 10.00 Indian Chief into port." to take nny chances. Let him pass." "Yes," she said. "I I think I can." mockers; good to choice... 10.00 11.60 T Stuckers, to good 8.60 0.75 Author "My Lady jf the . "It will be all you'll have, anyhow,' "Well," growled the giant, stepping "What Is it you think you can do. fair North," "Mld jf tht Forest," te. snld McCann grimly. "And you are aside, "I just wanted him ter know. I Miss Carrlngton?" said a voice quietly. Good boss 117.10017.40 mighty lucky at that. The drift will don't kill nobody In cold blood ; but I'm McCann stood In the open passage Sheep. í7nTT be southward, and will take you direct goln' ter take kecr of myself an' my way leading to the steward's pantry, light $19.26019.75 Copyright A. O. Mo Qanj ft Oo. Lunibs, heavy 18.75 18.25 ly into the steamer lane. All you mates. Yer git me, skipper?" less than fifteen feet distant a satiri Bwes 7 15.2516.00 CHAPTER XVII, Continued. need do is keep steerage way, and wait "Yes, I get you," I answered a bit cal smile on his lips, as he observed Yearlings 18.25 17.00 12. until you are picked up. You don't wearily. "So let It go at that, ray man ; our familiar position. H6w long he VVelliers 16.00016.60 "They're all right," broke In Liver Imagine we want you sailing into the I know the time to fight and the time had been there, and what portion of II A V AND GRAIN MARK 1ST. pool, "except for some sore We harbor at Johns the same time to keep quiet Now let's go on deck." our conversation he hnd overheard, I heads. St (F. O. B. Price.) downed we get do you? Come on now; no means of knowing, and for the Denver, Carload the owner and the second mate there, had Mar. easy, but Leayord and the engineer stop .this talk, and give us an answer." CHAPTER XVIII. instant I stood speechless, my brain Buying Prices per Ton. made some trouble, long moment stood motion a Not so with Vera. With a Colo, upland, per ton $18.00020.00 and had to be For a I blank. Nebr. upland, per ton 17.00018.00 soaked. We got 'em all quiet enough less, staring out through the open port A Compromise and an Interruption. laugh, ringing out as naturally as 1'ratrie hay (new crop), now, where they any at waters. It seemed to me regu- though In full appreciation of some Coin, and Nebr., per ton. 16.00SÍ18.00 can't make the sunlit Except for the absence of the Timothy, per ton 20. 00321. 00 trouble." my best course was to at least pretend lar officers from their stations, I should sudden gleam of humor, she withdrew Alfalfa, per ton 16.00018.00 "Where are they confined?" to yield to their wishes. To acquiesce not any especial change hands from mine, turned and faced South Park, per ton 20.001 21.00 have known her (luiinlson Valley, per ton.. 18.00020.00 He winked at me In a n would Insure me a mensure of free- bad taken place on board the ship. him,, executing a mocking curtsey. Straw, per ton 6.00 leer. dom on board, an opportunity to learn Outwardly everything appeared about "Hardly fair, Mr. McCann," she said, Grain. "Which none o" conditions, and might enable Oats, Nebr., 100 lbs., buying (2.(0 la ycr business the exact as usual as I emerged behind Liver- "to steal upon us like that." Colo., oats, bulk, buying 2.60 ley, Mr. McCannJ" me to save the ship from destruction. pool, with McCann trailing behind. The "Perhaps not," he answered grimly, Corn chop, sack, selling S.33 lmpndent fel- As to McCann, he bad some object in to key am privileged to do Corn In sack, selling 3.30 The manner of the latter paused Insert the into the "but Just now I Uluten feed, sacked, selling 2.97 low served to fully awaken me to a ail this far more Important than ap- lock of the door, and I Indulged In one as I please on board this ship. Answer Bran, Colo., per 100 lbs., selling. 1.77 realization vf the helpless position I peared on the surface. He was never glance abont the apartment my question what is it you think you swift Flour. occupied. 1 held back the first .hot assuming this risk, or Investing all "Bascom occupies his own state enn do?" Hungarian patent, 98 lbs., Backed, retort on my lips, and forced a smile. this money in an Illegal cause, without room?" "Perhaps an answer will be embar- subject to discount $4.95 get the Idea," I said, pretending a a more serious purpose than an idle Liverpool nodded ungraciously rassing." DRESSED POULTRY. good nature I was far from feeling. desire to return to New York. He enough. "Stop the " he burst Less 10 ner cent commission. "I am to merely work under orders. was taking a tremendous chance, driv- "And Miss Carrlngton forth, advancing about the stair rail. Turkeys, fancy d. p 30 83 retains hers?" uiKeya, oiu loma 025 Well, rd rather do that than let you en by some impulse I could not com- "We are not here to be Interviewed, "What were you talking about? I want Turkeys, choice 20 022 wreck the ship, and perhaps 'drown prehend. What was the secret hate, Hollls," broke In McCann sharply. "Go The Key Turned and She Stood Fac a direct answer?" Hens lb ing Me. lucks, young ,..,,..27 030 the whole company. What is your revenge, greed, love? I would find along en deck, and keep your tongue The. girl's- - long lashes shaded hei Oeese 25 027 only ' 15 object in this affair? Ton surely don't out sometime; but now I could to yourself." cabin; and when started to leave eyes, but there was not the slightest Koosters 011 grope mo- I hope to dispose of this vessel and In the dark, guessing at his Realizing that silence was my best my room I encountered McCann and falter to her voice. Live Poultry, promises al- O. cargo?" . tives. Yet I knew this Ills weapon, I made no response, but some of the crew. They were dragging "Captain Hollls," she said softly, (Prices net F. B. Denver.) were Ilea. would make use of me ; me ii Roosters, lb .10 "No, I don't," and McCann took He climbed the stairs. The decks were Leayord down the stairs, and his face most regretfully, "had asked if Turkeys, 10 lbs. or over 26 ship 25 step forward, his hand resting on the he would Induce me to pilot the clean bad evidently been scrubbed was all blood." I thought I could learn to to like him, Hens to the spot he desired to on the Ducks, young 23' desk. "To be frank with you, Hollla, attain that morning, and nowhere could "You were not Injured?" and I said I I thought I could. That Geese ,,.18 broad bosom of the ocean, "and then this affair has gone further than perceive any signs that, the ship was "No ; big man red that was all." what? man would never be fool the with the hair Eggs. Intended; it got the start of me while The In the hands of mutineers. Liverpool me, interfered, McCann stared at the lunocent Eggs, graded 1 to threatened but McCann No. net, F. you held me prisoner aft here In the enough to permit the Indian Chief gripped my shoulder. and thrust me back stateroom. downcast face as though he half be- O. B. Denver .83 sail Into any harbor to accuse him of into the Eggs, graded No. 2 net, F. cabin. There's nothing for me to do "Up the ladder with you, he or He told me to lock door, and not lieved the words her Hps uttered were O. B. .24 a Back of all words, the Denver now but work ont of the fix as best such crime. his dered. "There's too little time left for to make any noise. I thought they deliberate lies ; then be laughed mirth- Eggs, case count, misc. I cases, less commission.. . .$ 9. 8009.50 I can." gaping about here." had killed you." lessly. "Mutiny, then, was not part of your There were two men at the wheel, "Well, they tried hard enough, but, "I see," he said with sarcasm. "No Butter. original plan?" although one could have attended to as you see, I am very much alive still. misfortune along other Unes is suffi- Creameries, ex. 1st grade, lb... 48 "Not open mutiny no. no fool Creameries, 2d grade, lb 40 I'm the service, as the ship was at half- They trapped me in the forecastle. cient to Interrupt Mr. Hollls' Process . .36 087 end I know what that means. I start speed, and the sea far from heavy. I Do you know what has become of the My congratulations, captain, on Packing stock 28 02 ed In to crew dissatisfied, make the recognized both faces, but couldn't re- others T" even this measure of success." Fruit. so they would force you to put back call their names; the shorter fellow, She shook her head. The hot blood flushed my face, not Apples, cold, néw fancy, box.. 1.26 03.00 to an American port I offered them deeply pitted, exhibited a fresh scar so much at the words as the tone wltb Vegetables. - "What I've told Is all I know. Those money, but with no resort- boot-hee- intention of where I bad struck him with my villains have control of the ship?" which they were uttered. They con- Beans, Navy, cwt 12.00014.00 log to force. Then yon locked me up, the night before. He grinned good- veyed to me a deliberate Insult, tin- Beans, Pinto, cwt 10.00 and this other thing happened. We've t related the story to her swiftly, Brians, Lima, lb. 150 .16 naturedly, and pointed to the bruised concealing nothing. At the last she gling with a memory of the purpost Beets. Colo., cwt, 2.00 gone too far now to back out We flesh, as I caught his eye. White was he charged me with during our last Carrots, cwt ' 1.00 don't mean to get caught So It's up to asked : Cauliflower, lb 1O0.12V4 evidently the temporary officer. In "That is all? You know no more?" Interview, He had not quite under Onions, table, dos 25 0 .35 yon to decide whether the Indian Chief charge, and the brutality stood me before, but now con- Potatoes, cwt 750 1.65 of his face "No." he felt 1.25 1.50 remains afloat and no lives lost; or was clearly revealed in the bright light vinced that under all the veneer I wai Turnips, Colo., cwt 0 old hooker heard "Then the others must be alive, and whether the Is never as he leaned against the rail. How his kind ; and he Instantly felt that HIDES AND PELTS. of again." on board. Surely you would have ever, I had scarcely time to more than heard If any had been killed?" he knew just how to deal with my case. Dry Bides. Too-'- scuttle the ship?" glance about as the sun was already "Your congratulations are appreci Pound "That's for yon to decide; it's my "I believe so; they would not kill If Flint, butcher, lb 28c at the zenith. The others stood around possible to avoid it, as such a crime ated for what they are worth," I an- Flint, fallen, lb 26c vdvice to yon not to take the chance, silent watching as I figured out our swered, unable to wholly restrain my Flint, bull and stag. lb.. 16c I could scarcely believe he meant would render their own case more des- Flint, culls and glue, lb 16c position on the, back of an old enve perate." self. "But we will let the discussion Suit hides, lb . .20022c this; the proposition was so abso lope. took my time only Horse hides one-ha- to two-thir- I at It not "What what are you going to do?" end here." price of green salt. lutely heartless, so from my own anxiety to be accurate, "Oh, you "Frankly, Miss Vera, I do not know," will we? Well, perhaps Greca Salted, Cured Hides. could hardly associate It even with but also because of other thoughts In will Over 40 lbs., lb 12013a I confessed. no time to recall that circumstances have Fergus McCann. Surely be was not my mind, yet the calculation was com "I have bad changed Under 60 lbs., lb 12013a think, and my head throbs so from since our last talk. You are Glue hides and skins, lb 10c In reality the utter villain he now pleted at last, and lifted my eyes still no longer stags, lb 9010c I blows hardly situa- captain of this ship I am; Bulls and coolly professed himself. My eyes left to McCann's gaze. that I realize the say Part cured, lb lo less tion. cannot hope to fight these men and I will what I please on board. Oreen, 2c lb. less than cured. his face, and sought Liverpool, who "Well?" he said. I The thing propose alone, and can be no immediate first I doing Is to Dry Flint Pelts. was leering at me In drunken gravity. I gave him the figures. there Wool pelts, lb 420460 danger they are the ship tell Miss Carrlngton who and what "Is this true, Bed? Have you fel "You are sure this is correct?" sailing you Short wool pelts ..37040o toward St Johns." are." Butcher shearlings. No. 1, lb... 27c lows held council T "Vour Price Is Too Low, Hollls." "As sure as I can be; the chronom- eyes over my No. 2 Murrain shearings, lb. .. 10c "You believe Her flashed face, then "Some ov us have," be said sullenly, eter hasn't been corrected since the they will take to the sought his. Bucks, saddles and pieces at value. boats, and leave us Tnllow and Orease. "Jim Dugan, Slmms and me, we talked his explanations, his apparent fair ship left Baltimore; except for pos- aboard?" "Do I understand," she asked clearly, ness, lurked, treachery. I It, and would be only Prime rendered tallow. lb...$ 100 .12 it all over with Mr. McCann here, an' felt sible variations on that account, the "That their safe that I have been before a topic ol No 1 tallow, lb 100 .11 agreed what wus best That's why knew and the very suspicion led me figures are right. Spread course. They would never dare sail No. 2 tallow, lb 090 .10 it out the chart, conversation between you? What was Vrown and yellow tallow-greas- the two ov us come ter see you, to reach swift decision. My eyes met and I'll show you where we are within the Indian Chief into that or any the occasion?" lb 090 .10 "Unless I consent to sign a report his with a smile. ten miles. When did you furl the other harbor. They must land as ship- McCann laughed, not in Calf and Kip Green Salted. wrecked seamen, story, the least Calfskin, salted $ .280 .32 showing your desertion of the ship "I cannot conceive that I have much sails?" tell their and embarrassed, and evidently convinced kip, lb 12 .17 justified; you atropóse to sink the In choice," I said quietly. "It Is to either "After we started up the engines then quickly disappear." tnat bis position was sufficiently Branded, lb .13 Chief?" do In or compul- "I I know thah-b- ut but will they Deacons, each i. 1.25 01.50 dlan this freedom, under again; while we had all hands on strong to give him a clear advantage. Klunks, each 500 ,76 "You an' Bascom both ov yer ." sion. Naturally I prefer the former.' deck." dare to leave us afloat to be picked up Hollls' natural modesty prevents Horse, No. 1, each 5.6006.00 "And we do sign "You mean you accept our offer?" by some vessel?" Horse, No. 2, each 4.6006.00 If what then?" "Well," I announced, after a mo- his answering, but as a disinterested Glue and pony, each 2.5003.00 "You'll within fifty miles ov will figure out proper 60 sail us "Yes; I the ment of measuring, "that would tally I hesitated, but her eyes compelled party, I will take upon myself to ex- Colt, each .60 the nearest open port and we'll take course, and report to you when the ves- an answer. Green Salted Palta. pretty close with the figuring. Our plain. The truth Is I comprehended iAmb and Sheep, each $ .6002.50 to the boats, and leave yon to be picked sel is at the place you designate. That present position Is just about here, 'I do not know," I said soberly. "It Spring lamb, each 150 .45 op." la all that is asked of me. In return where I put the red cross." hardly seems possible they can contem- Shearlings, each 100 .50 "You'd report our condition ashore?' I have your pledge that the ship will McCann took the compasses from my plate such an act of villainy as the MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. "Nothln' was said about that Yer be left In good condition, with all who hand, and began to measure distances. scuttling of the ship, and leaving us on drift would be southard, an' would are loyal safe on board?" "Two hundred and ten miles to the board to drown like rats. That wonld soon bring yer in the track o' ships; "Yes." Prices for Metala. northern extremity of Newfoundland be too horrid a crime for this age. Wew York. Load 87.0007.12. tesldes there's enough left ter handle "There Is one. more condition, Mc Is that it?" White and Liverpool might be brutal Copper 823.12. the sails ter give the booker steerage Cann." 'A enough, Bar silver 98 hie trifle more, I should say." but surely not Fergus Mc St. Louis. Spelter, 87.0007.26. way. We figured we'd be safe unless "What?" 'This is St. Johns here ; what south Cann." Boulder. Tungsten concentrates, 60 there was a big storm." "That Miss Carrlngton be left abso ing does give?" 'Why not per cent, 820.00 (a 22.50 per unit. Cruds that Fergus McCann?" ores, 60 per cent, $22.00025.00; 25 per It was certainly a d prop- lutely unmolested by either you or your "Over two hundred." 'His education, his former Ufe. the cent, $12.00012.50; 10 per cent, $9.400 osition, but the fellow's tone was so men, until the time comes for you to He studied the map a few moments civilization In which he has been 12.20. matter-of-fa- no longer take to boats." I doubted this the longer, the three men talking earnest- reared ; he has lived among gentle Boston Wool (tuotatloaa. to be their final decision. I played my Hah I So that la really where the ly while I left them, and walked over men." Boston. Wool Scoured basis: last card." shoe pinches 1" to the starboard rail. It was of no 'Gentlemen 1" she echoed Texas Fine 12 months, $1.7201.1$; the word fine 8 months, $1.5091.65. "See here. Bed," and I drew a paper We will not quarrel about It either particular Interest to me where they in scorn. "His associates have been Territory Une staple. $1.8001.83; from the drawer of the desk. "Do you say yes or no." decided to go the one port meant the principally gamblers and rounders. He half-bloo- d combing, $1.6301.68; fellows, of ship, What do you mean by unmolested? same combing, $1.4001.45; realize the value this to me as another. HeConngot is notonous in New York, and his fine clothing. $1.6001.65; fine me- and below batches?" Am I prohibited from speaking to the up, rolling the chart In his hnnd. money alone gives him entrance to de dium clothing, $1.5501.60. "We don't give a darn." lady?" "There Is no use, called, cent Pulled Extra, $1.8001.85; AA, $1.70 then," he circles. He doesn't know what 01.80; A superfine, $1.6001.65. "Well, you better, for It's a tidy "That la to be left to her choice, "of our going farther north?" the word gentleman means. If there sum. see pledge yours. tittle Now, here m not She is to retain the key to I turned and faced him. is treachery behind this. It will be the Chicago Grain aad Provision Prleca. the crew fifty thousand dollars, to be her stateroom; to eat alone if she "Not if your port is St Johns; the plan of Fergus McCann." Chicago. Corn No. 3 yellow, $1.60 divided as yon choose, if you will dock prefers, and to see such associates course would be sou sou west Is You know him better than L" Oats No. 3 white, 77K079KO; the Indian Chief at Hamburg." aboard as she desires." there anything more wanted of me at I know of him longer; I have heard standard, 78H079c. "Who'll pay Itr Liverpool laughed drunkenly. present?" more tales, yet surely you saw what Barley $1.8501.67. "The owner, within ten days of land- Timothy $5.0008.00. "That ain't the argyment," he said McCann turned and spoke to the be was In the boat?" Clover $ 1 8.00 27.00. ing." easily. "So far as I see, that don't others, both answering him In low You believe, then, the Intention is Lard $25.40. 11 lbs $23.30023.82. "An' If we get snapped op by an change things none. She's locked her- tones. to scuttle the vessel?" English or French, cruiser on the way self In anyhow, an won't answer no- No," he said stiffly. "We will send "Yes, I do." Kansaa City Produce. ver, all we'd aver get would be a jail. body." for you if you are needed again on "And leave us helpless on board?" Kansas City. Butter Creamery, That sorter plan don't make no lyt McCann growled something "You Dog 40c; firsts, 39',4.c; seconds, 38c; pack- which I deck." "Yes, Mr. Hollls." of a Llarl" ing, 29c. with me nor my mates. We've talked took to be assent and was myself am expected keep drew 31c. I "I to below?" I a deep breath, at this direct from the first Eggs Firsts, it all over." so anxious to ascertain our exact posi- "Below, verification my the real object of this poultry Hens. 28c; roosters, 1614c; and to your stateroom. If of own secret suspi fellow 1918 broilers, 40c. McCann struck the desk with his fist tion as to have no desire you in seeking your friendship. 1 for further attempt to converse with any of cion. even compelled Impatient at the discussion. argument I could be of no possible crew, yon will be locked In." "So do L" him to acknowledge Grain In Mlaneapolla. the I returned In a whisper, that your money Minneapolis, Minn. Kye "Your price is too low, Hollls. This value locked a prisoner - father's waa the main $2.2402.30. In that state- I passed them without a word, and "although I had no- thought of telUng attraction." Barley $1.1501.62. Is no piker's game. Bed knows It Is room ; no protection to her. Indeed. If clambered down ladder to the main you." Bran $28.14. the I stepped forward, Corn No. 3 yellow, $1.5801.65. worth more than fifty thousand to me refused to navigate the vessel, leav deck, aware of grinning of "You aome plan, nnable longer to the faces have then? You restrain the action. Oats No. white, 7476Uc. to get back to New York. So now, will ing the ship to drift blindly through men at wheel. Humiliating as have considered Flax $3 96 403.98 (i. the the what to do?" "Yon dog of a Fifty cents yon help us quietly, or shall we have these unknown waters, exposed con ; liar!" I said fiercely. Flour lower. In carload the situation was. this was no time for "No hardly that There will be two I know you lots, standard flour, $9.05 a barrel In to make you?" stantly to peril, I wonld be guilty are armed, cotton sacks. of resistance, or the exhibiting of a spirit days, at least before we shall be close Captain but'' "What is It yon decir of mer do my duty "Walt Hollls." and her fin- tCgga, failure to almost as of revolt White crossed over to the enough to the coast for them to take gers caught Butter, Potatoea ana Poultry. "That yon work out an observation great aa crime of my arm. "This matter in- Chicago. Butter Creamery, 36 the these others. On rail and watched until I vanished with- to the boats. Much may happen with- volves me, 42c. 0 once a day, and set the ship's course deck, knowing where we were and I wish to hear the facta. and the in the companion. I realized bis pres- in that time; we may be spoken by Go on, please." Eggs Firsts. S2H3314c: ordinary as we direct; then tell us when a cer- direction In which we were going, the ence without so much as glancing up. some firsts. 31 H 32c: at mark, cases In- other vessel, even overhauled by McCann grinned my cluded. tain point has been reached," opportunity might arise for the accom- There came to me, as I paused at the a warship, Into face, but Potatoes21f32c.Wisconsin, Michigan and manned by a prise kept one hand behind him, gripping and "What point plishment of much. grasped the eagerness , hi Minnesota, bulk, 9Oc0 $l.o5; do. sacks. r I Dec foot of the stairs, a sudden crew." revolver. $1.1601.26. Ttttj asOsa aortfcaaat of St. Johns," ry instruments from awlnglny explain the to stxtak to Ten to to hex the Yon boo for thlar TO SOWUfUKU) Poaitry Fowls, UHt; springs. c. ESTANCIA NEWS-HERAL-

to the Is railroads estimated at More Boat This is "U" Victims. WAGE INCREASE IS exclusive of the esti- "And this," suld keeper, "Is what mated deficit of $800,000,000 In govern- the 'e 'Inventors' ment operation of the rnllronds call row.'" this "I see," replied visitor. "All year, as a result of which Director the the poor lunatics In ward to ALLOWED R. R. MEN General McAdoo contemplates ad- this tried invent something." vancing passenger rates at least 2'A per cent and freight rates possibly as "That's right. There are eighty pa- much as IS per cent. tients In these padded cellR and every Employ- one Advances to 1,939,399 Bated on Living Cost. of them has a different solution ees, Based on Living Cost, The scheme of wage advances adopt- of the submarine problem." Birming- ed Is based on an Inquiry Into the ham Totals $300,000,000. cost of living, which the commission found has Increased approximately 40 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original pills up years per cent to the average railroad em- little liver put 40 ago. They regulate liver and bowels. A d. M'ADOO MAY NOT APPROVE IT ployee receiving $85 a month. The commission a . favors shorter A Square Meal. average workday, presumably eight Some American soldiers In the hours, but decided In the war Report of Commission Dl that trenches were discussing food sit- ON GUARD Submitted to emergency nation the At this time of the year people feel the could not afford uation when one think of rector General Results In Protest to put Into effect a reform sold: ""Just weak, tired, listless, their blood Is thin, that would It, potntoeR, steak, honey, From Four Principal slow down war machinery butter, fruit, they hare lived Indoor and perhaps the and pie, and two eggs." expended discriminate against all their mental and bodily other classes of Another energy they to workers being upon great soldier reminded him thnt and want know how to called for such nny renew their energy and stamina, over- Washington, sacrifices. a feed wns not to be had at D. C, May 9. Railroad price. -- mm come headaches and backaches, have employees to the number of 1,930,309 Rates of overtime pay are not dis- Sprint, is in air eyes, smooth, "Why," said the first, "it's not to After I the tbe clear a ruddy skin, and will receive wage advances ranging turbed and the Increases are adjusted feel the exhilaration of real good health to the mileage basis of compensation eat It's to think about." every and woods tingling thru their body. Good, pure, from 1 to 43 per cent to the lowest I fields and paid of some employees, a road engineer, rich, red blood is the best insurance workers, the total aggregating State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas meal" I waters call against Ills of all kinds. Almost all (300,000,000, according to the report of for example, receiving an Increase of County ss. diseases come from Impure and Impov- the railroad wage commission submit- 1114 per cent In his mileage rate. A Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho Is scheme of applying the Increases to senior partner of the Arm of F. J. Cheney erished blood. It Is to be noticed In the ted to Director General McAdoo. 6: Co., doing business In tho City of To- And to add to the zest pale or pimply face, the tired, haggard Mr. McAdoo Is expected to adopt piece work and overtime therefor Is ledo, County and Stato aforesaid, and that appearance said firm will pay tho sum of ONE HUN- or the listless manner. only part of the recommendations and also provided. DRED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh of outdoor pleasures Drink hot water a half hour before probably An important feature of the report that cannot be cured by the use of will make a number of dif long-lasti- ng meals, and for a vegetable tonic there's was tbe recommendation HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. nothing affords the nothing ferent alignments In deciding what that where FRANK J. CHENEY. better than Dr. Pierce's Golden same Sworn In Medical Discovery, wage Increases shall be granted. the service Is rendered the pay to before mo and" subscribed the shall be the same, without discrimina- my presence, thlt 6th day of December, refreshment of herbal remedy, which has had such a In .neral, tbe director general ad- A. D. 1811. fine reputation for fifty years. It con- vocates higher pay for most classes of tion as to sex or race. (Seal) A. W. Oleaaon, Notary Public. , WRIGLEV- S- Report HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE la tak- tains no alcohol or narcotics. It Is workmen to enable them to meet In- of Commission. en Internally and acts through the Blood made from Golden Seal root. Blood-roo-t, creased living costs, but be has been The report of the commission, con- on tho Mucous Surfaces of the System. Oregon grape root, Queen's root, sisting of Franklin K. Lane, secretary Druggists, 75c. Testimonials free. represented as favoring proportionate- F. J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio. So carry It always Black Cherry bark, extracted with gly- ly larger Increases for some classes of the Interior; Charles C. McChord, cerine and made Into tablets and liquid, J. Harry Covington, and William R. with you. Tablets sixty cents, at most stores. than for others now nlaklng the same Words Fail. drug Is one. In order to Insure pure blood and to pay. He also Is strongly opposed to .Wlllcox, an exhaustive In part Gus I don't see anything funny In build up the system try this tonic granting wage Increases which might the report says ; these known Dr. Golden Christmas wheezes about wlfey's as Pierce's Medical disarrange the general scheme of pay "The requests which have come to cigars. Discovery, Get It nowl . wage The Flavor existing throughout other Industries. ns for Increases, would, If fully Gusty Married? granted, involve an additional outlay Leaders to Protest. Gus No. Lasts in wages of somewhat over $1,000,000,-00- 0 Gusty Do you smoke T Clear Your Skin The leaders of principal per wage the four year In excess of the fund Gus No. railway brotherhoods found on ex yeur, of last which exceeded $2,000, (Heavy silence.) WhOeYouSIeep amining the report that they had 000,000. Some asked for an increase been recommended for less than half of 100 per cent In their pay, and from withCuticura the Increases they had asked of the this they graduated downward to 10 Stas25t0htitejt25cC50e railroad managements before govern- per cent. None were satisfied with FRECKLES ment control started and which they their present wages. Now U iht Tím U Get Rid of Hum Ugly Spots repeated before the commission. Their "An unprecedented call had come for There's do longer tbe slightest need of feeling demands had been for an average of men of certain trades In connection shamed of your freckle, as Otblne double mmm COLO TABLETS strength la guaranteed to remove these homely NIP A COLO IN THI WD somewhat less than 40 per cent, and with the new industries that had been pots. bmk tin Mki Increases for them average less than created by the war In Europe, and this Simply get an ounce of Othtne double ill 20 per cent trength from your druggist, and apply a little drug stot long entry before our Into the conflict. of It night and morning and you ahould soon see Some nnlon leaders who anticipated Machinists and Iron workers of all that eren tbe worst freckles bare begun to dis- that the commission's recommenda- kinds found themselves to be essential appear, while tbe lighter ones bare vanished en- C. Wool tions tirely. It la seldom that more than one ounce J. Mustion would not be for as great to the great munition plants and day Is needed to completely clear tbe skin and gain amounts as they had asked already labor of the most a beautiful clear complexion. unskilled character siirií have appealed to Mc- Be to ask for the double strength Othtne, Commission Co. Director General rose Into high demand. as this ts sold under guarantee of money back 16th Liberty Stt, Stock Yards Station Adoo to amend the proposed scale to Cut Off Those Not Needed. If It falls to remove freckles. Adr. KANSAS CITY, MO. give them higher pay. Others, how- "The commission recommends that ever, virtually have agreed to accept during the period of government con- In No Hurry. tbe report. i A rookie a Great Lakes wns noted Developing and Printing duct of the railroads no salaries paid The wage advances, which range all to officials who are not essential to for being lute. He was always the enolos- - 25c 8nd any size film by mail the way from $1 to $34 a month, last to Ite dressed and the Inst to turn lnir Moo atamos ana we will develop ore the operation of the roads shall be ft roll and make one Diint oí each Increases above the amount of pay charged as part of the operating out. At Inst the conipnny commander, good film. We pay return postage. We em- each employee was receiving on De- exasperated by the rookie's tardiness, Spring Run of Distemper , ploy photographic expert! only. cember 31, 1915. Employees who have "There should be constituted a tri called him to the front of the com- MAY BE WHOLLY AVOIDED BY USING This 1b a first-ord- offer to acquaint "CDAHIUQ" A Bma11 outlay of money brings rtry you our service received advances since that date will bunal or tribunals to continue the pany and said : "Say, are you with us WUrtJ great results. It Is a sure cure and witn superior aaa results. use. benefit now to the extent of the differ- study com- In this war or not?" preventive If you it as per directions. Simple, safe AUSTIN'S KODAK FINISHING STORE, DtftBl.fcsM. of railroad labor problems, and sure. The $1 stse Is twice the quantity and an ounce ence between their present wage and posed In part at least of men experi- more than the 50c sise. Qet your horses In best condition that fixed by the wage commission. enced In this kind of work, for con- Important to Mother for late spring: and summer. All druggists, harness deal Examine curefully every of ers or manufacturers. The net cost of the additional pay ditions are ever changing." bottle J American Dollar Flag CASTORIA, that famous old remedy SPOUN MEBICAL. CO Mm o facturera, Goahen, Ind. Ban fin, ram proor TmffeU, 9 iet lorif Bened atrip: freede- - for Infants and children, and see that it Ury by pevrce) pott on roelpt of ie-- ! tory prlee, HOD. lnclodlng pole, ball 1.50. Scale of Rates of Increases In Pay ' and falvantBed bolder, Send for Awarded to Railroad Workers by the Signature Wage As Age Advances the Liver Requires Commission. In Use for Over 30 Tears.fJA alight 11101111811011. AMERICAN FLAG MFC CO., EASTON. PA Cry for Small Pill, Small occasional Prrnrut New Present New Prneit New Children Fletcher's Castoria monthly rate. rate. tnontblr rat. rale. --monthly rate. rate. Dote, Small 40.01 to 47.00.. 67.21 114.01 to 1IS.OO. .144.SO 1HX01 to 183.00. .302.30 Not a Best Seller. mce But CARTER'S 1 47.01 to 48.00.. 8.04 115.01 ta 118.00.. 14BJIS 188.01 to 203. IB Enquire for the 184.00.. "Have you nny worth-whil- e hooks In Great in m IPariTrritr LIVER PILLS J. H. WILSON 48.01 to 4S.00.. 70.07 110.01 to 117.00.. 146.21) 184.01 to 185.O0. . 204.00 Hi Good wHPil LIWI LITTLE Wilson Break Trace I 49.01 . here?" nskéd the superior person. X i f New SADDLERY CO to B0.00. 71.50 117.01 to 118.00.. 147.0S 18S.01 to 1K6.00. . 204.85 Work correct Guaranteed DENVER 80.01 to 51.00.. 72.00 118.01 to 119.00.. 147.90 184.01 to 187.00.. 205.70 "We have thousands of volumes, sir," 61.01 to 63.00..- - 73.70 119.01 to 120.00.. 148.75 187.01 to 188.00.. 266.55 52.01 replied the clerk. "I'm sure there Is CONSTIPATION A Criticism. to 63.00.. 74.78 120.01 to 121.O0.. 149.00 188.01 to 189.00.. 207.40 58.01 to 64.00.. 76.14 121.01 to 122.00.. 160.45 189.01 to 1SO.OO. . 208.25 something In our stock to suit the most William Dean Ho wells, tbe famous 64.01 to 66.00.. 77.55 122.01 to 190.01 209.10 exacting tnste. you 128.00.. 151.80 to 191.00.. What do require?" slanatUT. author, does not like the movies. He 55.01 to 56.00.. 78.96 123.01 to 124.00.. 152.15 191.01 to 192.00.. 209.95 "I want want a book of synonyms."- thinks their technical side, the cam- 66.01 to 67.00.. 80.87 124.01 to 125.00.. 153.00 192.01 to 193.00.. 210.80 67.01 to 58.00.. 81.78 126.01 to 153.86 193.01 194.0O. . 211.66 "Just a moment, sir, until I speak to era man's Is wonderful, but he 120.00.. to side. 68.01 to 69.00.. 88.10 128.01 to 1 27.00.. 154.70 194.01 to 196.00.. 212.60 the boss. I don't believe we have nny rValnvlAaa nvPialÁ Pnrat usually indicate the abMnce, ol Iron In has no time for their literary or scen- 59.01 to 60.00.. 84.00 127.01 to 128.00.. 155.66 105.01 to 196.00.. 218.86 works." Birmingham ' the Woodi , p ario side. 60.01 to 61.00.. 80.01 128.01 to 129.00.. 166.40 196.01 to 197.00.. 214. condition which will be greatly helped by Vailer S ITOn T lilS 61.01 to 62.00.. 87.42 129.01 ta 180.00. . 157.26 197.01 te 198.0.. 215.06 62.01 to 68.00.. 88.83 180.01 to 131.00.. 168.10 198.01 to 199.0O. . 216.90 AN 68.01 to 64.00.. 90.24 131.01 to 182.00.. 158.95 199.01 to 200.00.. 216.75 6mile day. ATTACK OF GRIP 64.01 . on wash That's when you use to 65.00. 91.05 182.01 to 133.00. . 159.80 200.01 to 2O1.O0. . 217.60 Cross Bag Blue. Poblem for Home. 65.01 68.00. . 98.06 . . Red Clothes whiter than ta 133.01 ta 1S4.00. 160.66 201.01 ta 2O2.0O. 218.46 snow. All rocera. Adr. "Good morning, children," said the USUALLY LEAVES 66.01 to 67.00.. 94.47 184.01 ta 135.00.. 161.56 2(12.01 to 208.00.. 219.30 many you KIDNEYS 07.01 to 68.60.. 96.88 135.01 ta 136.00.. ieX3S 203.01 to 204.0O. . X20.13 arithmetic teacher. "How of 6H.01 to 69.00.. 97.89 186.01 to 187.00.. 168.20 204.01 to 2O5.O0. . 221.00 The Censor's Letters. have prepared an original problem In 69.01 . IN WEAKENED CONDITION to 70.00. 98.70 137.01 to 138.00. . 164.05 205.01 ta 306.00. . 221.85 "Who censors the censor's love let- multiplication, as I requested?" Only 70.01 to 71.00.. 100.11 138.01 to 136.00.. 184.90 2O6.01 to 207.00.. 222.70 one hand went up. 71.01 ta 72.00.. 101.62 189.01 ta 140.00. . 166.75 2O7.01 to 208.00.. 223.65 ters?" 72.01 to 78.00. , 102.93 140.01 to 141.00. . 166.60 2O8.01 to 2O9.0O. . 224.40 "The censor hns .no love letters." "Well, William, you may give your Doctors in all parts of the country have 78.01 to 74.00. . 104JI4 141.01 to 142.00. . 167.46 209.01 to 210.00. . 226.25 problem and the rest of the class may been kept busy epidemic of 74.01 to 75.00.. 106.76 142.01 to 143.00.. 16880 210.01 to 211.0O.. 226.10 solve with the grip 75.01 to 107.16 Existence of friendship depends .on It." which has visited so many homes. 76.00.. 148.01 to 144.00.. 160.15 211.01 to 212.00.. 226.96 The 76.01 to 77.00.. 108.57 144.01 to 146.00.. 170.00 212.01 to 213.00.. 227.80 the reciprocity of esteem. "If my baby sister Is a year old now nptoms of grip this year are oft ?n very 77.01 to 78.00. . 109.98 146.01 to 148.00. . 170.80 218.01 to 214.00. . 228.65 and weighs 20 pounds, and keeps on and leave the system in a run- 78.01 to 79.00.. 111.89 146.61 to 147.00.. 171.70 214.01 to SIR.00. . 229.60 gaining two ounces a day until she la down particularly kidneys T9.01 112.70 147.01 Distemper Can Be Controlled1 condition, the to 80.00.. to 148.00.. 172.65 215.01 to 2I6.00.. 230.35 years old, the price of which Mem to suffer most, as almost every 80.01 to 81.00.. 113.78 148.01 to 149.00.. 17X40 218.01 to 217.0O. . 231.20 B? vaina Da. David RoniRTB' sixteen and if . living again ten victim complains of lame back and urin-tr-y 81.01 to 8X00. 114.80 149.01 to 150.00.. 174.26 117.01 to 218.00.. 232.06 FEVER PASTE SrSo doubles in the next 82.01 ta 83.00.. 116JM 160.01 to 176.10 218.01 to 219.00.: 222.90 years my grad- troubles which should not be neglect- 151.00.. WHITE how much will sister's 83.01 to 84.00.. 117.60 151.01 ta 152.00.. 175.95 219.01 to 22O.0O. . 2X3.75 ud LINIMENT says ed, at these danger tignalt often lead to 84.01 119.O0 152.01 153.00.. 170.80 234.00 Bead the uation outfit cost? Mother she - to 85.06.. to ..220.01 to 221.00.. dangerous kidney troubles. Druggist! 86.01 to 86.00. . 119.86 163.01 to 154.00. . 177.66 221.01 to 222.O0. . 235.46 Practical Horn. Veterinarian would like to know." Itehoboth Sun- Sand A report large tale on Dr. Kilmer's 86.01 to 120.70 154.01 178JM) 222.01 to 236-1- for fraa bnoklat nn nnrrina a 87.00.. to 155.00.. 223.00.. 8 li Cows. U do dealer In ruar town. day Herald. Swamp-Roo- t which so many people say 87.01 to 88.00.. 121.55 165.01 to 156.00.. 179.35 223.01 to 224.00.. 237.15 toon heals and strengthens the kidneys 88.01 to 89.00.. 122.40 158.01 to 157.00.. 180.2A 224.01 to 225.O0. . 238.00 li. Dull otarti' lit Co., IN tras amas, Waakaiaa, la. 89.01 128.25" 157.01 238.86 Contradictory Impressions. after an attack of grip. Swamp-Root- , ta 90.00.. ta 168.00.. 181.05 225.01 to 226.00.. being compound, gentle 90.01 to 91.00.. 124.10 158.01 ta 159.00.. 181.90 226.01 to 227.00. . 230.70 "Do you enjoy reudlng spring po- an herbal has a 01.01 to 92.00. . 124.96 159.01 to 160.00. . 182.76 227.01 to 228.0O. . 240JUI . HAIR BALSAM healing effect on the kidneys, which it al- 12il.NO . etry?" 92.01 to 8S.00.. 160.01 to 181.00.. 183.60 228.01 ta 229.0O. 241.40 A toil, preparation of merit. most immediately noticed in most cases 93.01 to 94.00.. 126.66 161.01 to 162.00.. 184.45 229.01 to 230.O0. . 242.26 Help to lea te dandruff. "Some. But It's seldom Interesting by those who try it. Dr. Kilmer ft Co., 94.01 to 96.00.. 127 JM 162.01 to 103.00.. 185.30 230.01 to 231.00. . 243.10 For Rtatorins Color and enough to my off leauty to Gray or Faded Haftr, take mind the coul Binghamton, N. Y., offer to tend a sam- 96.01 to 86.00.. 128.85 183.01 ta 164.00.. 186.13 231.01 to 232.00. . 243.05 Drmrgiita. , Mc and tl.00 at shortage." ple Swamp-Roo- 96.01 to 97.00.. 120.2O 164.01 to 165.00. 187.0O 232.01 to 233.00.. 244.80 2 tiie bottle of on receipt 97.01 98.00. . 1SO.OS 165.01 to 166.00. . 187.87 233.01 284.00. . 245.65 of ten cents, every sufferer who re- to to to 98.01 to 99.00. . 13O.90 168.01 to 167.00. . 188.70 234.01 to 236.0O. . 248.50 Cash for OM Falst Te.k Don't matter If broken. quests it. A trial will convince anyone 1 pay U to 116 par ant. Cold Comfort. 09.01 to 100.00. . 131.76 167.01 ta 18H.OO. . 189.56 235.01 to 236.0O. . 247.35 also eaab fur old gold, stlrer. platinan., dental fold who may be in need of it. Regular medi- . . nú old gold Jewelry. Will send by "Prices are high," she begnn. fee) 1O0.01 to 101.00. 132.60 168.01 to 180.00. 100.40 236.01 to 637.06. . 248.20 l cash return mall um and large sixe bottles, for tale at 102.00., 133.45 169.01 170.00. . 101.25 237.01 . nd will hold good" 10 davs for Binders approval of going higher," 101.01 to to to 338.00. 248.06 auj price, tilt l. inn, iMft, b.wwi b. s.M.,Mia,,ia. "And said the butcher. all druggists. Be sure to mention this 102.01 to 108.00.. 134.30 170.01 to 171.00.. 192.10 2S8.01 to 239.DO. , 249.90 And thnt ended it. Louisville 103.01 to 104.00. . 135.15 171.01 ta 172.00. . 192.96 239.01 to 240.O0. . 250.00 paper. Adv. W. N. U., DENVER, NO. 18. 104.01 to 105.00.. 136.00 172.01 to 173.00.. 193.80 240.01 to 241.00. . 25O.O0 A Real Ambition. 105.01 to 106.00. . 136.80 173.01 to 174.00. . 194.66 241 .01 to 242.O0. . 250.00 106.01 to 107.00. . 137.70 174.01 to 175.O0. . 195.50 242.01 to 243.00. . 250.00 "Be has a fine ambition." 107.01 ta 1O8.0O. . 138.55 175.01 to 176.0O. . 108JW 243.01 to 244.00.. 260.06 "What Is It?" 108.01 to 109.00.. 139.40 176.01 to 177.00.. 197 .20 244.01 to 246.06.. 25O.0O "Says to so 109.01 to 110.00.. 140.25 177.91 to 178.00.. 108.05 245.01 ta 248.00. . 2AO.OO he wants live that he 246,01 will be considered ' somebody's 110.01 to 111.00.. 141.10 178.01 to 179.00.. 198.90 to 47.00.. 250.00 Are You Bloated After Eating best . 111.01 to 112.00.. 141.95 179.01 to 180.0O. . 199.76 247.01 to 248.00. . 260.00 (bat friend." 112.01 ta 118.00.. 142.80 180.01 to 181.00. . 200.60 248.01 ta 249.00.. 250.00 With gassy, puffy feeling, and hurting near your 113.01 ta 114.00.. 143.66 181.01 to 182.00.. 201.46 240.01 to 26O.O0. . 25O.O0 heart? For Quick Relief Take OWE Bed Croat Bag Blue, much better, goes k annnnnnnnaaaaaaaaiaanni farther than liquid blue. Got from any - Aar. FROM ALL OVER- One agricultural college and three experiment stations are maintained by Not Line Officer. The manufacture of porcelain pyro- the government of Norway. "I thought you told me June mar- meter tubes Is a new Industry. American electric fans of large sise ried an officer." "So she did. lie's A Pennsylvania farmer Is the Inven- are used to drive mosquitoes from the Boon Powder palace of Caliph of Bagdad. ATOMIC president of the works." tor of a device to be worn on one hand the to tie knots In twine. An Inventor has combined a shaving (FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKtD The longest periods In a small boy'i Italy prohibits mills producing wheat brush and a rubber device for rubbing Ufe are those between meals. flour for bread In which less thnn 80 In the lather on one handle. per cent of the grain Is used. To give boxers practice a dummy You can fairly feel it work. It drives the GAS out of pour Many tropical plants possess light human figure has been Invented, so 1 Eyes body and the Bloat goes with When Your Need Care giving qualities, their flowers and connected to a registering device that it ' Try Murine Eye Remedy stems being luminous and their Juices blows struck are recorded, both as to Reate Quickly lad itoiioa, Baartfaara. Soar Stoaaaca, etc fe Swartlne Just Bra Comfort. canta at EATONIC Dwugtu thm bnaalsts or BanlL Writ for froa tra Book. phosphorescent. position and force. Ca from yoar witk DOUBLE GUARANTEE iTpf srsssstnt rut--, cm iciua Department of the Interior, News-Heral- We Geo. Frey is equipping cotton presses with an chairman, Mrs. W. F Peel vice CAUSE Of HEADACHE. Estancia d learn that to build a new residence soon on imDrovement ordered by the gov chairman, Mrs. G. W. Austin, By knowing the cause, a disease may United States Land Office, Pnbliahed every Thoreday McDougal often be avoidedv This is particularly , Santa Fe, New Mexico, his lots near the old school build ernment. A. L. has treasurer, and Miss Mota Austin common J. A. CON$TANT,Editorand Owner. of true of headache. The most April 22, 1918. ing. joined Mr. Dannevik in Dallas. secretary. The chairmen cause of headache is a disordered stom- Mrs. cor- Notice is hereby given that the State Rnterjad aa eeoond ciaas matter Janaary 11, C. A. Ballard and Mr. Arm Subscribers to the Liberty committees are as follows: ach or constipation, which may be fi- of New Mexico, t 1907, Id toe iwütolüos at Batánela, N. M.. under strong have leased the Panky Loan Bonds Saturday were Ruth H. V. Clay ton chairman of rected by taking a few doses of Cham- under he provision8 the Act of Congreaaof Haroh S, 1(01. berlain's Tablets. Try it. Many oth- of the Acts of Congress of June 21, ranch and received 2500 head of Cullers, G. L. Dean, Sam Sharon, nance committee, Mrs. Bigelow by ers have obtained permanent relief 1898, and June 20, 1910, and Acts sup-- nice Hereford yearlings shipped Wm. Davis, two sons of H. H. chairman of membership com- Tablets. They are easy Subscription $i,60 per year in advance McGillivray taking these Elementary and amenda ory thereto, into Duran last Saturday and Hazelwood and Geo. Blackwell. mittee. Mts. J. to take and mild and gentle in effect. for the following driven to our stock pens that Messrs. Berkshire and Abbott, chairman of supply committee-Thrif- t described unappropriated public lands PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY night. Sunday driving them on of Estancia, bought bonds at the Stamps and War Sav- as indemnity school lands- meeting Saturday to help Mori- ings Certifícate Stamps sold at Notice for Publication. List No. 7859, 031861, EJ Sec. 26. to the ranch. . Two. 11 E., N. M. P. M. Lucy postoffice for the month of In the District Court of the County of 7N..R. Estancia, N. M. Santa Fe, N. If . A. C. Kidd of Roswell, broth arty. The purpose of this notice is to allow April: Torrance, Third Judicial District, all persons claiming the land adversely, of Bill Marshall, made desiring EDWARD P. DAVIKS a visit to this part of the country CEDARVALE Jesse B. Miller, 27 T. S , 1 W. State of New Mexico. or to show it to be mineral in Special Correpondence. S. C. S. Mulvaney, Plaintiff, character, an opportunity to file ob- N. D. MEYER this week. Jennie jections to such location or Still dry weather in thSse Falcona Brown, 4 T. S. vs. selection ATTORNEYS HT LRW I. (J- - of was with the Register and Receiver of the i Shelton Pedernal parts. W. F. Peel, 4T. S. Charles C. Mulv.aney, Defendant. United States Land Office, office in and Stock-men- a our at Santa Estancia Farmers a business caller in town Jessie Clayton, 2 T. S. No. 859, Civil. Fe, New Mexico, and to Bank Building. ' Tuesday. Mrs. John Vickrey is reported Torrance County, establish their very sick at the present writing. Mr. Hubbs of Albuquerque, 3 To the defendant, Charles C. Mul- interest therein, or the mineral char- Dr. Miller of Vaughn visited T. S. acter thereof. DR. C. H. JAMESON J. W. Ketchersid is preparing vaney: FRANCISCO DELGADO, Mrs. Hamrick near Negra who G. W. 20 T. S , 1 W. notified a Buit to equip his well. Austin, You are hereby that 6 6 13 Register, U . S. Land Office. was very sick Wednesday. S. c. s. against you, in Physician and Surgeon W. H. Withers has been on in said court is pending We learn that Florence Love Mulvaney is plaintiff, FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE sick past week. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all which suit Jennie Located in Dr. Mason's office Lovington, the list for the Mulvaney, are de- of brother of Albert parties interested that the State of and you, Charles C. As soon as possible after the injury S. O. Love place, W. Donaldson made a bus- received get ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO and of this has J New Mexico has applied for the sur- fendant. is a bottle of Chamber- purchased S. O. Love iness trip to Estancia last Mon- abandon- lain's Liniment and follow the plain the half vey of the following lands: The charges against you are interest in old Roy Brown day. ment of plaintiff by you and failure to printed diiections which accompany the Sections 19 and 20, T. 7 N., R. 12 East; the bottle. Dr. A. W. ROBERTS ranch and intends starling with. L. 0. Foster and J. W. Ray support plaintiff according to your adv From Tahoka, Tex. also the exclusive right of selection by in and ability, and his Lovington Friday moved Mrs. Tomlinson s house means, station life cattle from the State for sixty days, as provided the general objects of the said action are Department of the Interior, Veterinary Surgeon thirty feet south of where and the 10th. about by the act of Congress, approved Aug- to obtain an absolute divorce, for Estancia, N. M. We learn that the little month it stood last week. custody of the minor children of plain United States Lánd Office. ust 18th, 1894, (28 Stats., 391), and and defendant, and you be re- Santa Fe, New Mexico, Let me save your stock. Calls answer-da- Mr. Faus- & report show-- tiff that old infant of and Mrs. Fletcher Son a after the expiration of such a period of towards their sup- April 11, 1918. or night. Phone 35. they quired to contribute tino Aguilar died Monday night ins: of oil in the well are sixty days any land that may remain port and for attorney's fees and all Notice is hereby given that the State 6, such and May and was laid to rest in drilling for J. W. Donelson west unselected by the State and not other- costs of suit, end for other of New Mexico, under the provisione ' Torrance County Abstract Co. further relief as may seem meet and the Catholic cemetery about 3:30 of town. wise appropriated according to law of the Act of Congress of June 21, u A. R. POOL, Manager o'clock the next evening. The Knight E, proper to the court. 1898, and June 20, 1910, and the Acts Neal has rented the shall be subject to disposal under gen- The name of the plaintiff's attorney supplementary and amendatory there- procession was preceded by four S. Phillips this year. ESTANCIA. N. MEX. farm for eral laws as other public lands. This and his postoffice and business address to, has made application for the fol- little girls dressed white act- New Fifteen years experience as an Ab- in notice does not affect any adverse ap- is Fred H. Ayers, Estancia, lowing described unappropriated public ing as paljf bearers. propriation by or otherwise, Mexico. stracter. See us before placing your LUCY settlement lands as indemnity school lands. orders. Satisfaction guaranteed. Special Correspondence. except under rights that may be found Unless you the said defendant enter Miss Beula Brown came home to exist of prior inception. your appearance in said cause on or List 8270, 035598, Lots 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, MORIARTY Dated at Santa Fe this 29th day of before the 22nd day of June, A. D. NEK SWM, NW SE.y. NE'4' SEJ4", From Moriarty Messenger. qutte unexpectedly Saturday. D.S.KING the April, 1918. 1918, judgment will be rendered in said Sec. 31, SEM liWU, Sec. 9, T. 6 N., She has been visiting her sister (SIGNED) W. E. LINDSEY, you by default. Sergeant Hugh Day is home cause against R. 11 E., N. M. P. M. County Serveyor Mrs. Ayer at Hurley, N. M. 9 6 Governor of New Mexico Edward L. for a short visit from Camp Pike, Witness the Honorable 1 de Condado Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Medler, Judge of the District Court of List 8255, 035596, Lot SEM NE4', Agrimensor Arkansas. Department of the Interior, of NEM SEM. 8, NW& SWM, Sec. and Mrs- - Peel, Mrs. Werline, the Third Judicial District the State Sec E. C. in the United States Land Office. Mexico, and for the County of 2, 7 N., R. 10 N. M. P. M Mcintosh, N. M. Arnold enlisted Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. McGilli-vra- y, of New T. E., J. Santa Fe, New Mexico. Torrance, and the seal of said court quartermaster department and Mrs. Brown, Miss The purpose of this notice íb to allow Thursday Sue April 80, 1918. this the 30th day of April, A. D. 1918. went to Albuquerque Beula Brown, Mrs. Ralph Brown, Notice is hereby given that the State (SEAL) JULIAN SALAS, all persons claiming the land adversely, C. to report for duty. Lillian Messrs, of New Mexico, under the provisions Clerk. or desiring to show it to be mineral in J. Amble Miss Gumfory and Congress Mrs. Coats, and daughters, Burr Brown and John Power at- of the Act of of June 21, By T. B. RAPKOCH, character, an. opportunity to file ob- : Physician and Surgeon 1898, and June 20, 1910, and Acts sup- 0 Deputy. Elizabeth and Dorothy, returned Sunday school sing- plementary amendatory jections to such location or selection Office practice and Treating tended and and thereto. of Eyea aud Fitrioír a Speotalty. home Thursday. Miss Elzabeth ing at Clarence Vick's Sunday. has made application for the following with the register and receiver of the Uttlce at Drug Store is much improved in health. Miss Naomi Addington aescntjea unappropriated public lands, $100 Reward, $100 United States Land Office at Santa Fe, has New Mexico, and to establish their in- MOUNTAIN AIR N. It. Chester well days. as indemnity school lands: The readers of this paper will be Skinner enlisted as a not been for several List No. 8283, 035767, NWJi NE, pleased to learn that there Is at least terest therein, or the mineral character painter in the ship yards and is Her neck is swollen has pained NEM, NVVJi, SE one dreaded disease that science has thereof. SWÍ4 NEM' NW4, stages holding himself in readiness to her for the past week. Sec. 16, Twp. 7 N., R. 10 E , N. M. been able to cure In all its and FRANCISCO DELGADO, that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly Register, U. S. Land Office report on twenty-fou- r hour no J. H. Addington and Julius P. M. influenced by constitutional conditions The purpose of this notice is to al- requires constitutional treatment. Hall's tice. Meyer went to Santa Fe Sunday. low all persons claiming the land ad Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and DO YOU ENJOY UfE? FRED H. AYERS Mrs. Clara Copple of Luther, They expect to be home Monday. versely, or desiring to show to be acta thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur- A good it System thereby destroying man in physical condition is Oklahoma, sister of Mrs. Ed. Mr. Mrs. Bennett and mineral in character, an opportunity to faces of the almost certain to life while attorney and Counselor at Law and the foundation of the disease, giving the enjoy the Miller, is visiting here and look- Mrs. Werline went to Estancia nie objections to sucn location or selec patient strength by building up the con- bilious and dyspeptic are despondent, tion witn tne Register and Receiver ot stitution and assisting nature in doing Its do not enjoy meals and mis- 0 :80 m 4 :80p location-- - their feel Offioe bnnra a to in ing for a Monday. the United States Land Office, at work. The proprietors have so much good stat- faith In the curative powers ot Hall's erable a share of the time This ESTANCIA. NEW MEXICO Mrs. Dannevik returned home In last weeks items it Was Santa Fe, New Mexico, and to estab- Catarrh Medicine that they offer One ill feeling is nearly always unnecessaty. Sunday from Dallas. She says ed that Mrs- - Nelson was pres- lish their interest therein, or mineral Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls A few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets character thereof. to cure. Send for list of testimoníala. to tone up stomach improve Mr. Dannevik is gaining nicely ident of the Red Cross here. As Address P. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, the the FRANCISCO DELGADO. Ohio. Sold by Druggist, 75c, digestion and regulate the bowels is all . and again engaged in his is a branch, Mrs. Nelson is all 0. E. Ewlng' work this 5 16 6 13 Register, U. S. Land Office. that is needed. Try it. adv DENTIST ESTANCIA NEW MEX. Sometimes out of town first of week, For your next job call but always in Estancia office Fridays AVE you ever lain in No Man's Land, with a and Saturdays. Office in Ayers building shattered W. DRAYTON WASSON H thigh and a throat that burned with thirst? DENNIS W. TOTH Attorney at Law Has your wife ever begged for food for her children and Painter, Paperhanger, Auto Painter, Will practice in all Courts of New Mexico ESTANCIA, N. MEX. ESTANCIA . NFW MEX. herself at the messkitchen of a soldiers' camp? Sirmwri'rpr (Opposite Pastime Theatre) Paints anything that is done with a brush. Guaranteed paints and RESTAURANT Has your little son ever torn his mother's heart stains mixed to your order. Chili and Short Orders Pigola Bread .with a plaintive cry," day after day, for food she couldn't Wallpapers, Picture. Framing. Packed Dust Proof, Germ Proof Cakes and Pies him? . During working hours the place is very seldom open. If in need of give my services, please drop a postcard. Ask me how you can save R. fifty J. WASH. per cent, on your ptinting job by a new process. Raymond T. Sanchez Has your little daughter, clad in a ragged dress, her General Merchandise ONLY dress, ever shivered night after night in the Wagon Yard - All Kinds of Feed ruined cellar of what was once her home? Land for Sale Chililí, N. M. Notice Also V on right hip, Has your city ever been destroyed nay, powdered, cross on right shoul- der, XX on left hip. Ranee 6 miles north bricks, stone, timbers and all stone, timbers and all so 1 mile west of Lucy. If you want good furniture at the right price, see Notify Mrs. S. A. ground Edmonds & Sons. into the dust that one scarce knew where street Lucy, N. M., of any cattle with above brands strayed from range. ende and building began? The Valley Furniture. Co. It is exactly such suffering that the Red Cross is organized here and in Europe, Will be pleased to show you, NOTICE to relieve. And always welcome. .... The Red Cross asks for One Hundred Million Dollars as the least it needs to N. M. carry on this work. ESTANem, We pay the highest price for iron $10 a ton deliver- Can you DARE you refuse to give to this work and give till the heart says stop? ed to Loveless, Estancia. ENCINO STATE BANK Every cent of every dollar received for the Red Cross War Fund goes for War Relief. ENCINO, NEW MEXICO CAPITAL 25,000.00 Sol Jacoby The American Red Cross is the largest and It feeds and clothes entire populations in most efficient organization for the relief of suff- times of great calamity. Does a general banking business. Live stock loans a specialty. We invite you to call on us and tell us your needs. ering that the World has ever seen. ' It is there to help your soldier boy in his F. H. WOOD, Pres. W. A. MARSHALL, V.-- C. L. CREIGHTON, Cash. ENCINO It is made up almost entirely of volunteer time of need. From the Enterprise. workers, the higher executives being without With thousands of workers, A heavy rain is reported at exception men accustomed to large affairs, who its its tremen- dous stores and smooth running the foot of the Pedernal moun- are in almost all cases giving their services transportation eo( tain about 20 miles facilities is serving as from here. without pay. it America's advance 0 Perhaps it will be our time next guard and thus helping to win the war. 0 The Encino Oil Basin Company It is supported entirely by its membership e Neal Jenson at this place is now in search of fees and by voluntary contributions. Congress authorizes it. U. S. Commissioner a well drill that will drill 4000 It is today bringing relief to suffering President Wilson heads it. feet, with which to commence Land Office Business of all humanity, both military and civil, in every War The War Department audits its accounts. I Kinds Transacted. drilling for oil at this place. Fire. Life. Army, your navy Accident and Health Insurance. . Mr. and Mrs. R- F. Ballard, torn allied country. Your and your Alijes Legal enthusiastically Papers Drawn and Acknow owner of the X ranch, went to It plans tomorrow to help in the work of endorse it. ledged. Residences and Roswell Saturday. Mrs. Ballard restoration throughout the world. Twenty-tw- million Americans have joined it has been making a two or three Farms for Rent weeks visit at the ranch with her husband. Farmers and Equity Estancia. New Mexico Stockmens Exchange. iooc c I ' LOCAL ITEMS The annual meeting of stock- The News-Heral- d is pretty holders of the Farmers and much occupied with the Red Mail 28, Glias- - Rau in "The WE'LL WIN Stockmens Equity Exchange is Cross campaign this week, and ClodhoDDer." Pastime. to be held in the park in Estan- besides being late, will perhaps cia on June notices be found somewhat short in oth- The A. Booth family have 1st. and are no being mailed er respects, but we take it moved to Santa Fe, Mr. Booth What does it mean to you to know that your to the stockholders apology is necessary. It would having taken a run on the N. M. American Red Cross: to that effect. There will be a be impossible to go to too much C. all-da- as engineer. picnic basket dinner and y trouble or accomplish too much Tif- f- Z"1 U . A i i 3 rally at the same time and place. for. the Red Cross. un. vuauci tun, wuu wurüeu Is supporting 50,000 French children. in the shops, has gone to Cali- fornia, and Mr. and Mrs. Mc-Ca- Sends supplies to 3,423 French military hospitals. are going. Provides 2,000 French hospitals with surgical dressings. WHAT HAS YOUR RED CROSS MONEY DONE? Deputy Sheriff Speare has Is operating thirty canteens at the front line. rented the Senter residence near Is operating six other French railway the park (the old one formerly canteens at junctions, serving 30,000 French soldiers a day. occupied by the Senters) and is Operates a movable hospital in (our units, accommodating 1 ,000 men. In the first place, it has enabled the American people, through his moving family from Encino Is operating a children's refuge in one part of the and in another medical and the Red Cross, to help care for its army and navy. ' war zone; a center, this week. , Secondly, fight-n- g traveling dispensary ''both capable of accommodating more than 2,000 children. it has enabled America to hearten her Allies' Our old friend John Kennedy forces and to keep up, among the civilian populations, the spirit Has opened a long chain of warehouses stocked with hospital supplies, food, soldiers' comforts, writes from Chicago that he is to win the war. That, alone, has made the American Red Cross getting along swimmingly, and tobacco, blankets, etc., all the way from the seaboard to the Swiss frontier. one of the largest factors since our entry into the war. hopes everybody in the Valley is Has warehouse capacity for 100,000 tons. provided food more doing the same. He sends re- Canteens which and hot drinks than a . Has 400 motor cars and operates 7 garages, making all repairs. million meals to soldiers in December; warehouses, crammed with gards to all friends. x shipped 46 freight car loads of assorted materials, situated all along the the French line, all along the Charlesella Fowler Moiin-tainairh- Had supplies to Italy from France within two weeks of lines, going bought the Nicolas after it began operating in the former country. Italian at seaports and at places where our soldiers are place Manzano to fight; institutions for the re education of maimed men these are Baca between Had a battery of motor ambulances at the Piave front four days after the United States de- and Torreón 160 acres, at$l,-65- 0. a few of the concrete accomplishments abroad. Mrs. Fowler has moved on clared war on Austria. , At home the millions of woolen sweaters, mufflers, socks and place the and will put in a crop Started a thousanddifferent activities in Italy at the time that nation was in its most critical con- - other comforts for the men in camps; the work of sanitation around at once. dition. cantonments and the help and advice given dependents of soldiers L. O. Bachmann sends word and sailors these are things which will "make you, your children that the total snowfall on Bosque Has established 5 hospitals in England and operates a workshop for hospital - supplies em- and your children's children, in whatever part of the world they Mountain from Jan. 1 to Mav 1, ploying 2,000 women. may be proud of being Americans." was 87 1-- inches, moisture dur- ing the period was 11.28 inches. And that 120,000 cases of supplies have been received at the Paris headquarters of the Will you do your share to keep thiu Hand of Mercy at its work? From May 1 to 9 the rainfall was American Red Cross from your various chapters scattered throughout the United States. 1.01 inches. Guy Wallace is a stockman What does all this mean to you? And that is but a fraction of This advertisement paid for by who has a good story to tell. He ' Estancia Telephone Co. says that counting from a year the work your Red Cross has done and is doing. It means that with- ago to this date he has a calf crop of 120 per cent, and has lost out this ceaseless, . heroic work of the American Red Cross we could no calves or cows. He has a comparatively small bunch, and never win this war. good range for them. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mar-li- n Without your Red Cross quick, vital help to keep Italy in the of Dayton, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Short. Mrs. fight for Liberty would not have been possible. Marlin and Mrs. Short are This is their first visit to New Mexico, and they find some Red Cross thousands of French soldiers gal- things strange as well as Without your now lantly fighting for you at the front would have died of wounds, ex- Beginning today and tomorrow HUSBAND GONE GONE we will have mail service on posure and lack of food. -S- ONS every train, but it will not be complete service Pouches will HOME AND RELATIVES GONE go from Estancia and Moriarty. And great and wonderful as has been the work of the American to Santa Fe and return on the Cross still wonderful it in trains which have not hitherto Red in the past, greater and more must be Fact Story Telling What the Red Cross mail on the jiorth end A Just carried the future for boy is in the fight. of the line. now YOUR Did (or Mme. Peilier. W. W. Taylor and son of Ok- lahoma have been staying with Your Red Cross cannot neglect France, England, Italy, Serbia, Koumania and lit- C. L. Higday several weeks look- tle Belgium. It must give them all constantly increasing help, for the men By an Eye Witness ing the country over with a view MAUDE RADFORD WARREN locating. ,Mr. Taylor made a of these countries have been fighting our battles. to This is the picture I saw last Janu- ing into Switzerland and thea Into Albuquerque this week. Haute-Savol- trip to ary In France, and you have merci- From there they went son, Roy, gone back to we sacrifices Cross because The has But now must all redouble our efforts and for ourRed fully changed it Color enough there to Lorraine. Mine. Peilier hoped that a de- even though village had been bom- Oklahoma to remain until a million going carry the and stripes to greatest victory was ahove, tfle blue; In the her mothers' sons are to stars the eternal barded, her home might have escaped. cision is made, living green, God has ever given to men fighting for honor and liberty. background, fields of She found nothing except herbare Mrs. Mullen, Red Cross in; which the Gennan shells could not fields. In the spector, was here the first of the prevent from creeping back; 1'ou changed that picture, you Amer- With of your Red Cross your boy will win. vllfnge week, and it is no secret that she the help middle foreground, a long icans, who can never be bombarded, had considerable fault to find-- not street so battered and burned that who can never lose through war five with the amount of work '' , Estancia Drug Co. It was merely a canyon of cream-colore- d out of the seven dearest to you. It .done, but with the manner in ruins. In front of one little was not your husband and children broken house were four figures In who died; not your wife who was which it was done. She serves widowed; not your, little ones who js black an old womnn, poking among entirely without pay, and per-har- tubercular, to a stones In a vain search for; Came back, bony and she was not in a good the fallen vanished. Not yours, something could be used; home that had Anyhow, a scolding if that only grace of accident saved humor. younger woman, seated on what had but the good you ; not yours, but might have been taken in spirit sometimes If You Were THERE Instead of HERE onoe been a doorstep, witn ner lace it does a lot of good. boy and so you changed the picture. You hidden In her arms; and a little your own frightened, could not build up with Mulvaney was in and girl, who stared, half stones into a home, Mrs. Jennie desolation about hands that heap of week on half curious, at the bring Mme. Pei- Estancia the first of the child a tiny girl sitting boy in his thin nor till the fields, nor F you should seeá French them. The little held the children herway to Albuquerque, where four were lier back to hope and hand a Eed Cross flag. All through the Bed she goas to attend the State bodies back to health. But pale and gaunt; the faces and you remnants of that University. She called at the by the roadside, sobbing quietly because she is too none ot tne Cross saved the of the children showed family that had suffered as you might News-Heral- d office to "jack up" curves the beauty of round that make have suffered. the printer folks, about an item weak Jrom hunger to cry very loud, you would sell a child. printed in .the Fair view corre- This is their history: When the Things the Red Cross Did. spondence stating that she had war broke out, Mme. Peilier, her You took the mol her of Mme. Pei your buy her breakfast. , younger got married recently, which she watch to mother and her four children lier to a Bed Cross hospital to be treat visiting husband's" mother in says is not true, and which we were her ed for anaemia. You took the little north of Her husband correct Mrs. Mulvaney the France. was in first stages of gladly sfomewhere wards two elder sons were at home in girl, who the some of If you should hear in the restless and sani- evidently understands Lorraine taking care of the summer tuberculosis, to a Red Cross the difficulties under which news- crops. Then the war! The mother tarium. You found a place which paper people' work, and was the low moan of an American soldier, you would sit by of Mme. Peilier was 111- - and could be made habitable for Mme. Pei reasonable and gracious about it, could not be left Her old mother lier near her fields which she was merely asking that the mistake him all night, if that would save his life. was afraid to travel to Lorraine with anxious to till. You gave her clothes be corrected. The News Herald 'the full care of the four children. Be- and furniture ; you got her seeds ; you nU together the is always glad to correct mis- fore they could start lent her implements. You sent a via-- get into its columns. Germans Invaded. Bad news Is allow- to wntoh over her health takes that You are there, but here, where these sights and France, anil Iting doctor not ed to come into northern of her little boy. You sent Mme. Peilier and that Mayor Berkshire has appointed so as the months passed nurses, achieved the mighty vic- village home had been who I. N. Shirlev as marshal, to take sounds are not brought home to you! But the Red Cross learned that her tory of making her and the child tnke bombarded and that her husband and you persuaded her to let up his duties the 20th, and one of kUled. Except bath. Later two sons had been for go a refuge not far away where those du'ies is to look, alter tne Commission, which him to is there and you can make, it YOUR representative! the Belgian Relief might attend school and where she livestock, including dogs. He In also, she he operates northern France often visit him. Through the appointed Leo Douglas as ones would have starved could ' also and her little help of your Bed Cross hope and cour- place H. C outright At best they were un- village clerk, in of Over there the Prussians are crucifying the incar- the age and ambition have come back to resigned. Both ap dernourished. Then the great push she is rebuilding Williams grew that woman, and her confirmed. In began, and hopes for France The biggest thing one hu- pointments were ad- family life. Liberty of Man, and Ihey are making the world high. Bnt as the French soldiers being can do for another you. It answer to an inquiry the attor nate north- man vanced they had to bombard the you are a helper of the Red Cross, ney general ha9 informed the towns. Mme. begged the ern Peilier have done for that mother. village officers that they have black for little children! Germans to her go away with her let I saw its work every-wher- e power to regulate and license Germany. This Red Cross! children even Into In In fields and In money to Beek safety France saloons, and that the for was refused. She tried villages; in hospitals and coming there was a blasted liauor licenses is to the money you give to the Red Cross now will give In some cellar whenever and clinics; In refuges and The Nevertheless a shell schools village. An investigation re bombardment vestiaries for widows and orphans and kUled two of her children. veals the fact that some of the Beast beaten down, to for the sick children of soldiers fight- subsequent enactments fixing you the right, when the is think. Found Her Home Gone. ing to keep you safe from the enemy. saloon licenses after the first or- clear-eye- Home gone; husband gone; brave This symbol of help has a double dinance placing it at f500, are "There are happy children, d women, and strong sons gone; little, tender boys meaning now for Aniericnns. who have soldier the blessing missing, may become shreds I That woman's face always taken for granted and it torn Into your'wllllng-nes- s first would have shown you what she had of safety. It stands for question as to whether the alive today, because my money went across!" of exemption, ot is or a men suffered her face against the batter- to pay the price ordinance to be enforced of sympathy. A bitter,, black one enacted. ed ruins the Germans had made. At pity, new mother and her two road this road of war, but across it last she and her you flung May 25. "As Man .What are you going to do about it? remaining children were repatriated. like a beacon of hope, have Made Her," Gail Kan-e- They knew the Infinite relief of cross the Red Cross. Pastime. i Contributed to the Red Cross by Mrs. R. O. Armstrong. comes a waylo give to the Red Cross of the bleeding heart of Europe there THERE is only one OUT heard above the moan of the broken body give till your heart says stop. A little con bay with racked with pain. The Soul of Freedom, at tribution is only a salve to pride. Death, cries out to save Liberty for the race of men. This is not to say that contributions of only It is YOUR Liberty, your nation's freedom, your of only one nickle, are not de- children's birthright, that is fighting for its life. one dollar, or even NEEDED. All that life hol'ds for you as an American is at stake sired and in this war, and you MUST fight for it to the utmost ' For you to give $5 when you can give $25 for you to give limits of your power. $25 when you can give $100, or to give $100 when you can give dodge the heaviest obligation that this war has We cannot, all be in the trenches, but every one of $500 is to laid upon you. us can and MUST sustain those who are. as Soldier of the Nation help NOT charity: this is a DUTY. . Not as an act of mercy, but as an act of war a For remember, this is a the Red Cross heal, support, cheer our Soldiers and Sailors of Liberty that they may to give because others give. This a time to fight the sooner, the harder, the longer in this Holy War. This is not a time Give to the Red Cross every dollar, every cent that give because OTHERS NEED. you possibly can give till your heart says stop. No man can tell you how much you ought to give. Except this: that "Over There" the NEED is so great that only by cutting to the quick, only by giving all that MORE-o- nly your Every cent of every dollar received for the Red Cross War Fund goes for War Relief. you think you can give and then by giving not a little of excess

it-o- and your wife and from but much of nly by taking from your own children from is largest and It feeds and clothes entire populations in The American Red Cross the who are fighting for you and the NEEDS of the most efficient organization for "the relief of suff- times of great calamity. yourself, can the NEEDS of the men ering that the World has ever seen. It is there to help your soldier boy in his children of the men who have died for you be met. - , It is uiade up almost entirely of volunteer time of need, being workers, the higher executives without With its thousands of workers, its tremen- Ask your own soul how. much it should be! execption men accustomed to large affairs, who dous stores and smooth running transportation are in almost all cases giving their services facilities it is serving as America's advance without pay. guard and thus helping to win the war. Contributed to the Red Cross by Leo A. Douglas. supported entirely vby its membership It is Congress authorizes it. fees and by voluntary contributions. President Wilson heads it. -- " is today bringing relief to suffering sick for some time with Barney Freilinger has put up It " been MOUNTAINAIR big place of every War The War Department audits its accounts. nervous prostration, is now able From Independent. a metal tank in the humanity, both military and civil, in the cement tank that bursted. Your Army, your navy and your Allies to be up about the house, her Mrs. Dora Booth csme over from Al- torn allied country. , . . K many friends will be glad to buquerque Friday morning for a viBit C. L. Higday has sold his 160 in work of enthusiastically endorse it. Amble, Misa It plans tomorrow to help the learn. with her children, Mrs. acres northeast of town known Twenty-tw- o million Americans have joined it May Booth and Len Booth. restoration throughout the world. Hus-ke- y E. If. Heflin, federal loan in- as the' Tidwell place, to J. spector of district No. 9, is in The stork made visits in this of Mountain Park, New Contributed to the Red Gross by 6. Romero. town inspecting and passing on vicinity recently as follows: On Mexico. Mr. Huskey will move farm loan applications filed re- the 5th a girl was left at the on the place- - home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom cently. Ber-"- , Davis. On the second a little County Surveyor Ross of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Foster ar- one was left at the Ed Lisk home nalillo county, is doing some rived Sunday from Colton, Cal., on the Mesa, and on the 6th a work here this week. ' the Seas They Call to become residents. They are little one at the Crumbley home Mr. Ortiz has received word of Across miles northwest of located seven near Broncho. the death of his son-in-la- Earl recently pur- town, at the ranch T. N. Hollon left last Friday Scott, which occurred May7. chased by their son, R. F. Fos- He was ill but five days, with putting farm night for Arkansas, where he ter. They are the hopes al- pneumonia. The body was taken expect to goes in that the . lower in good shape and will usual to El Dorado, Kansas, for burial. war-tor- n good crop this year. titude restore his CROSS the seas from every make a health and vigor. Mr. Scott had many friends here who will grieve for his untimely Employes in the track depart All three members of the ment of the Santa Fe railroad re- Mountainair school board resid death. ceived a pleasant surprise this ing in town have qualified, and Don't fail to hear Mr. Hickey nation in the Allied cause there week. From headquarters came it is expected that Mr. Manning, and Dr. Wilder of Albuquerque the announcement that trom and one of those will at the Red Cross rally Sunday. after the first of this month a qualify soon. Mr. Hollon, the If you fail to come you'll miss call raise of fifty cents a day was ef- fifth member of the board, has something good. comes the for Red Cross help. fective This raise makes their gone to Arkansas on an extend It is reported that Black Gar wages $2 50 a day. ed visit. It is expected that the land, living northwest near the gleam- A fine rain fell here Saturday board will hold a meeting soon foothills, killed two mad dogs It conjes from soldiers who have grimly faced the afternoon, which put a good sea- to select the teachers for next about ago. All the dogs son in the ground and gladness term of school, i . that are known to have been bit- ing bayonet steel and poison gas and screaming shells, in the hearts of the people. The ten by these dogs, have been outlook for good crops in the SELL GROCERIES killed. lie parching throats and throbbing country is very bright, and the One of World's largest Whole-- The ten days old baby of Mr. and who now with stockmen assure us that the Grocers, (capital over $1.- - and Mrs. C. M. Milbourn died grass is growing fine. 000,000) wants ambitious men in Saturday morning. wounds. every locality to sell direct tc (This page is printed Saturday.) F. G. McCabe, proprietor of consumer nationally - known the N M. Sheet Metal, Works, brand of groceries, teas, coffees, Wa have received another part It comes from soldiers sick with fever, penumonia, has moved his shop to the Torres spices, paints oils, stock foods, of our shipment of goods and place near the Darras Hotel. etc. Big Hire, easy sales. Val will now open for business. tuberculosis. ues beat any competition. Earn Come in and see what we have. Dig Money. No experience or If you don't see what you want, It comes from soldiers crippled, mutilated, blinded, who can no longer fight and capital required. Complete t ask for it and we will include CEDAR GROVE your Specal Correspondence and free selling instruí wants in our next order. must be taught and trained for useful occupations. tions start you. Long estab- The Novelty Store. .. W. B. Price and family went prison lished reliable house; ask your It comes from the underfed, shivering, helpless prisoners in the German to Willard Monday to meet his banker. Write today. John To Rent. sister. Miss Jewel, from Jones Sexton & Co., Illinois & Kings camps. county, Texas. Small residence house, also bury ists., Chicago, 111. some light have been cast housekeeping or It comes from little children, orphaned, homeless, slowly starving day by day, by Death shadows sleeping rooms. Inquire of C. L. over the our neighbors again. Higday. tens and tens of thousands. Mrs. C. H. Frahm died; Wednes- Notice Abstracts. day, the 8th. We all feel the pillaged souls have been Roberson Abstract Company. WHEATLESS BISCUITS. It comes from mothers in the zones of war whose hearts and most sincere sympathy for the incorporated, announces revision bereaved family. of its prices effective 1, made numb with horror. N Jan. Rev. Strong preached at this 1918, on all orders file i on or af- From all these millions of suffering human beings there comes across the seas the place bunaay. ter said date. The Cedar Grove singing class This company is incorporated call for help help that because of the frightful burdens placed upon our Allies cannot went to Silverton to Sing Sunday under the laws of this state, and afternoon. All report an en- the law makes an abstract certi- be given unless it be provided by the American Red Cross. joyable evening. fied to as correct by its secretary Another hundred million is needed to "carry on." Will Price is having a well and under its corporate seal evi- drilled on his place. dence of the matters thereby What will America's answer be? Mrs. Nora Roland is sick with shown same as Public Records of Torrance county. Ralph G. Rob Parched cornmeal is the feature of tonsilitis at this writing. these excellent wheatless Contributed to the Red Cross by Kemp Bros- - erson, Secretary. biscuit. Mrs. Harold Merrifield . and First, the cornmeal one-hn- lf a cup Mrs. Ruth Jones spent Sunday is put in a shallow pan placed In the oven and home. They re- Veterinary Work-- Red stirred frequently until It Howard Payne shipped five chant, was recently called before at the Gates Cross Benefit is a delicate WILLARD on ported a nice dinner, with greens brown. The other ingre- From the Record cars of cattle from Willard this the FoodAdminisration Board I will be in Estancia on Fri dients are a teaspoon of salt, a cup Victoria Baca, daughter of Mr. week. Three cars were sold to the charge of having violated the included. day, May 31, on I of peanut butter and one and a half which date cups and Mrs. Juan S. Baca, died last Frank Wood of Gallup and two food regulations in that he sold Most everybody started to will castrate yearling $1 of water. Mix the peanut but- Quantities. Mr. colts for ter, water Friday night at Z p. m. Inter cars to eastern market. flour in excess planting beans this week but each, and up for $2 50 and salt and heat While in Lib-ber- y this mixture Is hot ment was made at the Catholic Linaus Welch, who is now en- White agreed to buy $250 these big jack frosts don't look each and will turn over entire stir in the meal Bonds, and the sentence very encouraging. which should also be hot Beat thor- cemetery on Saturday afternoon trained at Camp Funston, Kan- earnings to the Red Cross. Don't oughly. dough suspended- - This is the sec- The should be of such shipped seven sas, writes to the Record man was Mrs. J. D. Curry wanted all bring colts COnslStenCT R. E. McKenzie Mr. White has or horses with dis . that It fan h Becker last Sun- and says he is getting along fine ond time that the neighbors to come to see her temper. References, anyone from a spoon. Bake cars of cattle to called up for violating the tn in small cakes day. He recently bought a large and likes it all very well except been Monday. She had a thousand or around Moriarty, where I have in an ungreased pan. This makes 16 regulations- - .,- tract of land near that place and the vaccination. food cabbage plants to put out; but done this work for yearB. C. R. blSCUlta. each nf whlfh mnlolm - lith of an ounce of protein. will stock it. J. J. White, Mountainair mer Mrs.' G. N. Wood, who has they were too sharp for that. Greenfield. . . Second hand top buggy for For sale, Chevrolet 1916 LOCAL ITEMS auto, Notice to Stockholders of the Card of Thanks. sale. Annie Porter. model in A--l condition. Apply Blackleg Vaccine & at this office. Farmers and Stockmens Equity We team for sale.Mrs. Olive. I have for sale 36 head of reg- wish to express our heart- George Edmonds, Lucy, is Exchange felt thanka to our Brown Leghorn hens, roosters istered and grade Whiteface For sale or trade, Oakland 6, neighbors and county agent for the celebrated A- You are hereby notified nd eggs for bulls, ages 1 year to 3. - J. good order. Will take bean land, that friends who. were so kind to us Germ- - Free sale Mrs. Short. bur regular annual meeting will Blackleg Vaccine. Green. or cattle. Matt Freilinger. during the illness and death of For sale or trade, Overland be held at the Estancia Park Immunizes for life. During the car sale, horses, For Sale, yearling and our dear wife and We Terms or anything I can use. J. For work mares, June 1st, 1918, at 10 o'clock A. mother. war, 35c a dose. Administered S. Clack, Tajique. and saddle horses, part broke, Hereford Bulls. The M. By order of the president, also thank the friends for the free if desired. Titsworth Company, Capitán, part unbroke. Fair size. G. W. N. C. G. Kenyon. C. A. Swartz, beautiful flowers. May God's S. C. Eno-lU- Wkifo T Felton, 4 miles east of Mcintosh. M. Secretary. rr : : suwu richest blessings upon iiaicning eggs ana,'vday old rest vou chicks. all is Phone or call Mrs.. Kenyon, 1 our praver. Caraon H Bean Growers! miiB Buuineasc 01 JBtancia. Frabm and Children. TAKE NOTICE Geo. Pope is spending a few Your Red Cross Fighting Dollars It is our intention to suspend uayo nere irom nis trapping cleaning operations our grounds at plant . near Ft. Sumner. He Ghas, Sawey not later than May 20. All thosev says the stock situation there Agent for who have seed beans to clean could not be worse. Your Army and Navy flights please get tbem in BEFORE -- to make the "World MAY - Prof. Erickson will be the CONTINENTAL OILS 15th. speaker at the Pastime safe for Democracy." Theater Saturday night, and Ira HND Herzstein Seed Co. Ludwick will be the speaker on GAS fuesday night. Your Red Cross fights to make it FIT for Democracy. John Mcintosh of Alamosa, Fights for your soldiers yours and your allies in ! WILL MAKE A FEW FARM LOANS 5 Colorado, was here the first of J tne ween looking after matters i in connection with the estate of irencn, canteen ana nospicai. the late Wm, Mcintosh. Fights for the little children, to save them for the na- YEAR TERM, REASONABLE RATE The young folks of the Meth- OF odist church are progressing nicely with their comedy drama, tions' upbuildings of tomorrow. "A Southern Cinderella," and expect to be fully ready by May Fights for the swarms of homeless, dazed refugees INTEREST 29th, the date upon which they will present the drama in the "repatriates" Pastime Theater. and thrown out from the war's black

On May 9 M. E. Ladies' Aid whirlpool. AT EARMERS AND STOCKMYNS BANK met with Mrs. McGee. After SEE BOYD the business meeting the hostess Estancia, N. M. ' Fights the white plague, tuberculosis, that takes a served delicious refreshments. The next meeting on May 23rd will be with Mrs. Roberts at her greater toll than lead and steel. home in the country. Everybody is coming to the Fights in every war stricken country to uphold a Farmers and Stockmen's Equity Union Rally and basket dinner at wrecked and suffering humanity in its struggle for a the Estancia Springs, Saturday, June 1st, 1918. Bring your fam- free existence. ily and dinner and stay all day. We will have several good speak- ers on this day and can assure One hundred million dollars to "carry on." you a very pleasant time. Every one is welcome. Farmers & Stockmens Equity Exchange. No power of taxation, no interest rate to urge THOSE The Odd Fellows organized a dollars. lodge at Estancia, April 22. Of- ficers elected as follows: N. D. Strong, N. G. ; J. M. Wood, V. Each one a VOLUNTEER, sent willingly and by the G.; C. W. Archer, Sec; J. J. Smith, Treas ; Neal Jenson, J. J. alone. Smith, J. M. Wood, Trustees. heart The Lodge meets every Wednes- day night at 8 o'clock, over Farm- The noblest fund of all the billions of this war's vast ers and Stockmens Bank. All On account of it being impossible to get suitable help to Odd take Fellows are invited to visit care of stock home will compelled and help build up a strong lodge. budgets because the freest given. at I be to take care of it myself, and keep breeding stock at home. I will be pleased to take care of Reports continue to come in of any custom that may come to my place ten miles straight cows losing What share is yours? What sacrifice to mobilize north of their calves. Wm. the court house. will Winkel, a veteran stockman of I have the imported stallions, Sapho No, 4307, Duran, and John B. Williams oj those Fighting Red Cross Dollars? and Arbitre No. 3576, and the Kentucky bred saddle stallion Dare McDonald No. Moriarty, both of whom were in 4436, the California bred jack, Duke M No. 4557, . on Estancia busi.iess during the Every cent of every dollar received for the Red Cross War Fund goes for War Relief. and John Drew No. 22413. past week, say it comes from Trices to insure living colt, $0, exceptor the imported French eating snakeweed. Mr. Winkel PL. coach stallion, which will be only $15, and the jack, John Drew, reports his range in very poor Contributed to the Red Gross by T. Cochran. ' condition. Mr. Williams reports at $12. hií a little better, but not good enough to hurt. W. W. Wagner FIRST of the American Army they died in France! Gresham! Just Arrived Hay! They died for us! And willingly! But Farm with your Ford not, pray God, in vain! AND Some watch material, and I am pre- THE STflUDE paring all the time to get my repair I have sale one Ford equipped Staude Mak and Coal . work out more promptly than before, for with For the sake of them, if for no other reason, will you not give to Oil Burner. Also an entra Staude Mak-- Tractor. and will give watch and clock and gen- eral repair work my prompt attention. the Red Cross which will for the that follow them? SEE ME NOW I appreciate the work I have gotten, care men With H. Herzstein Seed Co. and hope to got more in the future. JOHN H GUYER I repair For the sake of what they died for, will you not give and give HNY MflKE OF till the heart says stop? Confidence the Result of Strength WATCH OR CL06K The strength of this bank íb the direct result of its efficient management, t ample resources and capital. The confidence of the people if the result of t Also will order new movement for you None of us here can give as greatly as they gave and as others the strength and unquestioned safe y which the bank assures its depositors t at a low price to fit your otd and patrons . Et r siuce ia establishment the bank has gradually grown in old case. strength and also in tho esteem of the people. We invite the accounts of all are yet to give. But can we not sacrifice ourselves a little? Will s who appreciate safety for their money and careful, efficient ser vico. ' A Strong Bank with no side lines. Straight Banking. YOU take a little from the comforts of your life and give, not a mere our command. O. W. Jones Experienced management and large financial resources at ESTANCIA. N. M. "conscience gift" that salves your pride and lets say to yourself: Capital and Surplus $25,000.00 you We pay 4 per cent on Time Deposits "I --have given to the Red Cross" but a gift that cuts down into Torrance County Savings Bank the quick and hurts because it makes you deny yourself? The Oldest Bank in Torrance County Willard, New Mexico Remember-TH- EY gave till they died! ESTflNeifl MILLINERY eO. Juan (2. Jaramillo Í. ! Dealer in General Merchandise I CASH HIDES AND PELTS - THE RED CROSS Pay FOR Family Washing stand- - andv ironing is our specialty. We wash IS HELPINQ ' Have Gasoline Oil Plant and am able to sell Gas at the IN can fill any time. Feed Corn, everything dirty, no dif- UNITED STATES dard retail price You here at that's makes Seed Wheat. Groceries, Dry Goods and Shoes. Silk ference what it is. We do it cheaper, ENGLAND Alfalfa. FRANCS i Fringe shawls, up to $37.60. too, than any other laundry or individ- ITAUV PHONE NO 15. ual. 3 day service. SERBIA i ARMENIA SANTA FE ELECTRIC LAUNDRY RUMANIA RUSSIA J. E. Hinman, Agent, 3 doors north Torreón, N. Mex. of postofficc. - - mtmmvuJifMtiy r ,rl ....,- - ; . .,.... wuMumum mrtmmcmrm:: -

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FOREIGN U. S. REDCR0SS WEEK HILL 44 FALLS WOMAN'S NERVES AN EPITOME OF General Pershing ordered soldiers to write borne letters on Mother's Pithy News Items day. MAY 20-2-7 NAMED BY PRESIDENT FRENCH DASH All Over IN HADE STRONG LATE UVE NEWS An armv of 100.000 Russians Is Gathered From IN PROCLAMATION. marching on Finland from Petrograd, according to information received at By Lydia E. Pinkham's DETAIN GERMAN8 Copenhagen. New Mexico Asks Those Unable to Bear Arms to FORCES 8TORM CONDENSED Generously to Second TAKE Vegetable Compound. RECORD Of THE Andrew Bonar Law, speaking for Contribute NEAR KEMMEL, AND $100,000,000 War Fund. Winona, suffered for mor PROORE88 OF EVENTS AT government in the House of Com Newe GROUND. Minn." I the Weeiern NeKepaper I'nlon Sirvió. IMPORTANT year nervousness, and mons, announced the home rule than a from was HOME AND ABROAD. that ,nutr! KVEISTS. so Daa couia New Mexico Newe i not bill wpuld not be introduced before Dctobcr- -A ni.ua! meeting Weiltra Newspaper Union Service. night-wo- uld - Is- rest at May 19. l'uullc lleaiui flwii..'- Washington. President Wilson lie awake and Premier Lloyd George and his gov ...i... rh.,m ,r nomine has been sued a proclamation designating the TEUTON FORT WRECKED get so nervous I FROM ALL SOURCES ernment have passed successfully an- commissioned a notary public. week bOEinning Mcy 20 as "Red Cross would have to get robbed of Week," calling upon Ameri- Dp and walk around other situation which threatened to A garage at House was and the can people generously to and in the morning; provoke a crisis and the probable re- seven auto casings and five tubea. to contribute would be all $100,000,000 war fund of ITALIANS PUT ENEMY TO FLIGHT tired of the ministry. 10 call takes 274 men the second read SAYINGS, DOINGS, ACHIEVE- tirement The Mav alle- out. I about pa- . for service 'over the American Red Cross for the AND DESTROY GARRISONAT Lydia E. Pinkham'a MENTS, SUFFERINGS, The official French report of the Amer- HOPES troops viation of suffering among tho ARSO. Vegetable Coro- - trol action in which American there." de- COL DELLA .. AND FEARS OF MANKIND. battle-fron- ican troops lit Fiance and their and thought in the Lorraine sector of the t W T Burgess, aged 79, and Mrs. rnind in pendents at home and among the try it My carried out a brilliant little op- M. E. Ketton, aged 70, were united nervousness fighting forces and civilian popula- Service. soon sreetern Newepoper Ualon netre service, 5 vicinity of Weetern Newipaper Union Newe ma. aleen eration on May in the marriage at Melrose. tions of the allied countries. The left I ABOUT the hamlet of Anservillers shows tne out of a total of 461 Italian troops stormed Monte well and feel fine In the morning and THE WAR Two hundred proclau-atlo- n follows: Rom. wonderfully enterprising spirit of the engaged on highways or rornn rnri took about 100 prisoners, able to do my work. I gladly recom- Artillery fire, continues heavy on convicts are "PROCLAMATION: mend Lydia, E. Vegetable American troops. the penitentiary. guns and four machine guns. Plnkham's Italian front. other work outside the war fund of 1917. two Compound ' to riake weak nerve Haig issued a special of Las "Inasmuch as Americana repulse German raid on Field Marshal Lieut Joseph Quesenberry so generously contributed by the strong." Mrs. Albert Sultzb, 608 day, conveying his ap- according tho niiii'.h Armv In France, Olmatead Ficardy front. order of the Cruces died from wounds, American peoplo to the American nú St. Winona, Minn. splendid service Wash- May 13. An important section of How often do ws hear the expression Germans "frightfulness" preciation of "the to the casualty list issued at Cross for administration of continue royal artillery at all Red the high ground near vyemceK river, among women, "I am so nervous, I can- rendered by the ington. relief home and abroad, has been the bombardment on Amleni. and Lys battles, at of Kemniel, has been captured not sleep," or "it seems aa though I stages of the Somme era faces New Mexico by appropria- north fly. " SLx more Americans have been dec a That a golden practically exhausted thA In should Such women should profit despite the difficult conditions of fioururoducing state, was the men In hv French a strone attack. by Mrs. Sultxe'a with croix de guerre. super- a tions for the welfare of the farm, experience and giv orated the defensive fight against greatly C. Ely, state Both hill No. 44 and Goddezone this famous and herb remedy, prediction made by Kalph our military and naval forces, and - root British reported during which Ho between La Clytte ana vier- Lydia Com-poun-d, casualties ior numbers." for those dependent upon them for the E. Pinkham'a Vegetable 7 to- food administrator. worn stormed occuoled. the week ending May reached a Anglo-Frenc- in France al- fitraar and a trial. The front By overwhelming vote property yet more urgent necessities of our of 38,691. , an thereby giving the French positions For forty years it has been overcom- tal will stand firm and husband its JI...I.. ,hlt, flallnn lies, military and civilian, who have summer owners in tne - which had been a bone 01 contention ing such serious conditions aa displace- British hold firm on western front strength throughout the ouiannexed to the town long borne the brunt of war; ments, inflammation, ulceration, Irreg- to come from sought to have for many days. and repulse repeated German attacks, while waiting for aid proposition. 'And, Inasmuch as the American ularities, periodic pains, backache, s, says Winston Spen- defeated the Tho Germans also received a knock regaining some positions lost. the United States, applied Red Cross has been recognized by law and nervous prostration of cer Churchill, minister of munitions, ittnrnev A. B. Renehan has on the southein battle front, where women, and is now considered the stan- French troops captured Grlvesnes Court for oral and international convention as the r, execu- the State Supreme attempt to dard remedy such ailments. Park, five miles northwest of Mont-didle- in reply to a resolution of the to publio instrumentality tor war relief; they made a drive In an for argument in the appeal of Elbert W. the Paris war office, announces. tive of the National Brass Workers' 'And, Inasmuch as the year of our. canture defenses on the elevation Blancett for a new trial. have bombarded and Metal Mechanics' Union. own participation in the war has south of Kill All Files! Russian warships which sold $50,000 Plswd anywhere, Daisy Fly Mar-tupo- l, Anarchy" Is spreading throughout Farmlngton, upon KMIrttfctDdklll German forces In the harbor of brought unprecedented demands fell flic. Newt, oImd, ornamenta1,md Ten I ant BUid obeop. Liberty bonds, lias received Rome, May 13. Italian troops Sat La ta an . the Berlin war office announced. the Ukraine as a result of the German rorth of the patriotism and liberality of our Ii4 overthrowing the govern- her honor flag, which now proudly neces- urday stormed an Italian post at Col Tuesday, May 7, was the third anni- action in people, and made evident the rÍ"3S'.'Tta'?S' with another flies over the telegraph office. of re- Delia Orso, on the northern mountain versary of sinking of the Lusitanla ment and replacing it sity of concentrating the work Daisy Fly the Exchange Tele- longest steel span of any bridge whicb front, destroying its carrison, the war Killer one, according to an The lief in one main organization , by German with a loss of hand-to-han- ","S."l ie. a submarine dispatch Copenhagen. Deen complex universal- office announces. In 1,275 lives. graph from in the state has can respond cffec.ivcly and HMOID BOaiM, ISO SB KJU AVI., BROOKLYN, N. V. There have been riots at seversl across the Canadian or Red river near ly to of humanity under fighting with bayonets and bombs the Six aeroplanes were the needs German places and during a serious outbreak Roy, Mora county. It is 300 feet long stress of war; Italians captured a machine gun. His Retort brought Thursday by Sublieu- down in Kiev a large number of persons and costs $20,000. 'And, inasmuch aa the duration of Other patrols put enemy detach She Do you believe In spells? tenant Rene Fonck, the Paris war of- flight with War ma were killed. The appointment of R. M. Johnston the war and tho closer and closer co- ments to losses. He (tenderly) No, but I do In fice announces. were captured in Asolone witches. The Lloyd George ministry won a of Albuquerque as executive secretary operation of the American Red Cross terials the largest city Enemy parties were repulsed the notable victory in the House of Com- of the Food Administration for New with our own army and navy, with the area. territory and near Monte Mantello, In the In the Don Cossack mons. By a vote of 293 to 106 the Mexico was announced by Ralph C. governments of our allies, and with north of Cutleura Heals Eczema Don river, valley, to of the mouth of the has been' House voted down a motion intro- Ely, food administrator. foreign relief organizations, have re- and the right the And rashes that Itch and burn. If occupied by the Germans. pro- oppor- Brenta valley. there Is a tendency to pimples, etc., duced by former Premier Asquith The Equity Society of Union county, sulted in tho discovery of new North of the Somme, the Austral- viding for the appointment of a spe- tunities of helpfulness under condi- There were desultory artillery duels prevent their return by making Cutl- during the past few weeks, has - advanced 700 yards on 1,500-yar- d charges In the Arsa- and Brenta valleys and eura your dally toilet preparation. For ians a cial committee to Investigate shipped 120 cars of broom corn for tions whicli translate opportunity into Sunday, and early Monday Mau- long the Piave river. free samples address, "Cutleura, Dept front made by Maj. Gen. Frederick B. members. The brush netted the grow- duty; they added 500 yards on a post of American Seven hostile airplanes were X, Boston." At druggists and by mall. another rice, recently relieved of his ers from $132 to $310 a car. 'And, Inasmuch as the front. chief military operations Red council com- brought down. Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50. Adv. director of city physician shows Cross war and its A report of the Europe faithfully In air fighting British aviators at the war office. e missioners in have that during the month of April thirty-thre- The Germans attacked the THREE KINDS OF GENTLEMErl have accounted for twenty-nin- e Ger- Speaking to the Primrose League in and economically administered the Paris. children were born in Albu- lines Saturday violent man machines, twenty-tw- o of which London Earl Curzon, government people's trust; . French after querque. Twenty-on- of them were fire southwest of Mallly-Ralne-v- Somewhat Distinctions That were destroyed. One enemy airplane leader in the House of Lords and - 'Now, therefore, by virtue of my Peculiar boys and the remainder girls. and gained a of ter- , Are Made by of was brought down by rifle fire. member of the British war council, authority as President of the United small section Inhabitants the Corp. Hugh E. Burr, B company, ritory, which was retaken by the Emerald Island. British troops on May 7 entered the said that grave times were ahead, and States and President of the American 144th machine gun battalion, who was by a brilliant counter attack. town of Kerkuk, eighty miles that the British soldiers might have Red Cross, I, Woodrow Wilson, do French Turkish while swimming at Ocean The Germans suffered heavy losses. Ireland Is the only country In which southeast of Mosul, in Mesopotamia, to give ground. Encouragement was drowned hereby proclaim the week beginning Beach, Cal., was the only son of Mr. it hns ever been customary to classify the British war office announced. The to be found, however, he said, in the May 20, 1918, as 'Red Cross Week,' Mrs. I. of Demlng. London, May 12. Another week has gentlemen as of three distinct kinds of British met with no opposition. The unity of command, in America's ef and James Burr during which the people of the United ' upon to passed without a renewal by the Ger- species. on retiring 600 men the fort, and in the resolute, indomitable Col. H. V. Eva, an officer of an ar States will be called again Turks left in mans of offensive they began Probably the distinctions are till Kerkuk hospital. spirit of the British people. tillery command at Camp Cody, re- give generously to the continuation of the Important work of relieving dis- March 21, which was halted before recognized to some extent In the Em- forces again Kiev newspapers received at Zurich ceived an honorable discharge from the British naval raided tress, restoring waste of war and Amiens early in April, and came to erald Isle, but two centuries ago, and oa describe an battle between the the War Department and will return the the German naval base at Ostend. assisting in maintaining the morale a definite pause on ita right flank be even much later, they were defined blockading en- and the Bolshevik! at Mos to his former home in Duluth, Minn. the Belgian coast, the aaarchists of own troops troops and fore the barrier of the Flanders hills. respectively as (one) the cow, from the Imprisonment The county of De Baca, the newest our and the trance to the harbor by sinking tha resulting peoples by as the month of May was open (two) the "gentleman every Inch county ninety-si- x of our allies this manifes Just old cruiser Vindictive, which portiet of 444 anarchists in the Kremlin. The in the state, has ing. of of him," nnd (three) the ''gentleman to according tation of effort and sacrifice on the Ever since the costly defeat pated In the recent raid on. Zeebrags. fijfiuin was caused by a refusal of men In the service, to the desperate the backbone." g part of who, though not privi Gen. von Arnlni's army in a was tkir to great list just compiled by Secretary Lan-Bin- those The previous raid, which rarnl anarchists surrender leged to arms, one spirit, assault on the front southwest of The first class consisted of descend- 23, iroajLCtbes munitions and machine Bloom of the State Board of His- bear are of out early on the morning at April of purpose our Ypres nearly two weeks ago, the be- ants of Cromwell's soldiers, who, if gum. torical Research. and determination with waa conducted simultaneous!? against Tbe Bolabeviki forces stormed warriors. ginning of a new effort by the enemy they could ride well, were called Zeehnigge. oiuare where the munitions were ' Ostend and The lurrar tint Andres Espinoza, Etlliano Lara and 'In witness whereof, I have here either here or on Borne other front "Buckskin Breeches," or "Squireens." port have been aom, T newspapers estimate that of composed la beüeved ta smmt Francisco Dueno, who are accused unto set my hand and caused the has been looked for from day to day. The second clnss was of pletely blocked through the sinking - anarchists living In abandoning sheep belonging to descendants of old families whose es- ri!- art r."0 herds seal of the United States to be af- of two concrete-filla- aruisera in tha Sbunonr.. E. E. Turner of near Roswell, have fixed. Betterments of the allied position tates hod been forfeited to the crown county reasons), channel. UFC3.T been bound over to the Chaves 'Done in the District of Columbia reported Saturday included an ad (for rebellion or other and grand jury $300 bond each. who had been compelled to lower them- WESTEE2T 9miTj LxunnLTd of New York, light-vuga- t under this 4th day of May, in the year of vance by the French on the Flanders con- selves by working for a living, in trade Liberty bond Crac ano-on- tuiuanuB of the world, easily On account of the demand for our Lord one front, in the neighborhood of Locre, of the and thousand nine hundred or professions. issues may not he cfravartttrf inra nnrbiuceit ..lianmj McCarthy of San vict labor on work already under way and eighteen and of the independence where the approaches to Mont Rouge, the Sfsr-roun- The third class the "gentlemen to bonds iawra until .Fui? L 9ranraai:ir im d bout at San and In Socorro county, where opera- Df the United of America, the one of the bulwarks of the allied Une, of the third States the backbone" comprised the old according to want from: gavwsmanc Wvmmmim tions are to begin soon, the state will one hundred and forty-secon- By have thereby been made more secure. the stock, or folks who lived on the ancient WSlard-FuIto- , be unable to send prisoners this year Far to the south of the Somme, on heaquartera. Ti heavy-- President, family labor of to work on the Colfax county roads. the northerly side of the great Mont-dldie- r estates and the the That the Naticaai Socialist sac? veipnt niuntjnawiip bout will not be "WOODROW WILSON, peasantry pertaining to their domains. has entered into as igrtmnmz tn liMit a IPjbfc. at vas announced at the Expressing determination to sup- "ROBERT LANSING, salient, French troops likewise d ter- t&ra" port the men in to a of carved a out of German-hel- raise funds for the defense f can In- irTfriit if Sc&on Bamberger at the trenches "Secretary State." slle Wise men act as If they expected to Mex- ritory, near Orvlllers-Sore- l, seven dustrial Workers of the Wit it, m hut m laws of the state will "knockout," war workers of New 100 years, prepared Knighted by King George, miles of Montdidier. live but are to trial before Judge Laadi ax Chicago urr jer-m- ai tíu contest being held, ico at Albuquerque closed the state- southeast London. Henry Edward Duke, who out profitable shuttle oft tomorrow. on charges of vioiatioa of esguín. tranmlmt n an. of the attor-aH-f wide conference called for the purpose Tho British carried ti fisión resigned recently as chief secretary westerly age laws, waa denied an Sumaiiar. Hawai at the request of of coordinating the departments of pa- raiding operations near the Money talks when It Is put up as a for Ireland, has been knighted. Lys in Flanders. headquarters. ''.it srrcu-un- triotic endeavor. end of the salient guaranty. of the new National Army Nineteen deaths, twelve cm Enwa ami SP.bs Clair lailigaa and Miss Char- George Curran, a patient from Fort Troors ISSUE NEW WAR CURRENCY. of United paraded through seven in Illinois, and a Broorry irj&s lar: 3ny!. both of New York, tied Stanton, dropped dead at the Carri- the States London Saturday, battalions of estimated at more thaa II ,Hlfl,l0, Tar first oiace hi the swim- zo eating house as the result of a three -- them, to the plaudits of large crowds waa total by Thsrsdays or ming ratut for wimen, held at the Los hemorrhage. New One and Two-Doll- Bills to Ap- the taken and compliments of King George, which swept through Iowa and AdgMp Athletic Club. The time was It Is reported from Las Vegas that the nado pear About July 4. Premier Lloyd George and other nota- Illinois. Approximately 134 persona Misa Julia Heaton of Los Charles Shope, who recently shot and l'Jní Washington. Designs bles. were more or less seriously injured Angftiea was secnnd. fatally wounded Edward Snelllng, a for the na tion's first war-tim- e currency federal WASHINGTON CZXS3.iL young boy, attempted to leave town. His bondsmen had him arrested, the reserve banknotes of one dollar and WILSON NAMES MEMORIAL DAY. Approximately 40 per cent of the Arizona doubled its quota in the Lib wy Lnan campaign. quota was bail was forfeited and Shope was two-doll- denominations have been men In the United States now listed Her May 30 !. locked up in jail. approved by treasury the new Proclamation Asks Prayers on In class one will be called to col- 254,300, anil subscriptions were the and the C. C. Montoya was convicted in the for God'a,Ald. ors this year. wtth 32,i)i)0 subscribers. bills will make their appearance in The American Federal Court under a charge of at- A Washington. National Memorial Wheat flour substitutes- - should sen artillery participated general circulation about July 4. and the American Infantry tempting to Intimidate Rosetta M. day, Thursday, May 30, is designated from 10 to 20 per cent less than lent assist- note of the war period is given to the wheat ance in a Read, a Socorro county homesteader. by President Wilson In a proclamation Food Hoover no- successful French raid in reverse side of the r note In ECONOMY flour. Administrator the Apremont There were three other defendants in as a day of public humiliation, prayer food forest, northwest of design of one of battle- tified state administrators. Tool. the caso besides Montoya. Anastacio the the newest and fasting. The people of the nation r notes talk: work on Bal- ships. The face of the MY With the third Liberty The result of the election of officers Sereseres was found guilty and are asked to gather that day in their ri$ht-ECONO- unfinished, all loan the treasury's loan of the General Federation of Women's thazar Sereseres and Gabriel Serese- bears a portrait of Thomas Jefferson. places of worship and pray for the vic- is prepara- publicity bureau has started Clubs for the ensuing biennial terms res were acquitted. The face of the one dollar note car- tory of the American armies, which loan, tions for the fourth which will at Hot Springs, Ark., follows: Presi- Judge H. D. Terrell of Silver City ries a portrait of George Washington will bring a peace founded upon mer- held next fall. be dent, Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowlea, Cali- has just received word that his son, and the reverse side has a design of cy, justice and, good will. PRACTICE More than 20,000 communities won fornia; vice Lieut. Alex W. Terrell, Jr., of the e first president, Miss the spread eagle clutching in war-lik- m Liberty loan honor flags by subscrib- Georgie Bacon, Artillery, who was se- better, Massachusetts; sec- 142nd Field attitude the American flag. Raid at Ostend Provea Success. is ing or oversubscribing their quotas. ond vice president, Mrs. Thomas G. verely wounded on the French front, bills are intended to replace sil- London. It is on unques- Reports to the treasury show that the Winter, Minnesota; recording secre- several weeks ago, lost a leg by ampu- The declared INSTANT ver certificates, about $30,000,000 of tionable authority sunken Chicago district won 4,965 flags, tary, Mrs. Adam Weiss, Colorado; cor- tation, and is now in hospital. that the which have been withdrawn from cir- cruiser Vindictive lies in the neck of Minneapolis 3.041, Cleveland 1,999, responding secretary, Mrs. Mary 1. Lieutenant Terrell received both the POSTUM Boston 1,393, Atlanta 891, Philadel- Wood, New Hampshire; treasurer, French war cross and the American culation in the last two weeks as the the channel at the entrance to Ostend which secured was de- is an economy phia 752, and St. Louis, which gave Mrs. Benjamin Clark, Iowa; medal for gallantry and conspicuous silver them melted harbor at an angle of about 40 auditor, Into bullion under the new silver act grees. drink absolutely flags only to full counties, 196. Mrs. William P. Harper, Washington, bravery In action. Besides; Albuquerque ' no waste. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska was A winter wheat crop of 672,539,000 Grover W. Harrison of Nicaragua Joins War Against Huns. Letters to Mothers Pack Malls. it is. convenient, made chairman of the Senate foreign' bushels was forecast by the Depart- will get $110,286 as his share of the San Juan" del Bur, Nicaragua. The With the American Army in France, relations committee. Mr. Hitchcock, ment of Agriculture, basing its esti- estate left by his mother, Mrs. Guada- NIcaraguan Congress baa declared May 13. From army postoffices scat- saves fuel and Her- who was senior Democratic member mates on conditions existing May 1, lupe Perea de Harrison. Judge war on Germany and her allies. The tered throughout France Just to the sugar, and leaves of the committee, succeeds the late and on a canvass of the acreage. With bert F. Raynolds of the District declaration of war was adopted by rear of the front lines to far sout- thing to be young no Senator Stone in a rearrangement Of continued favorable conditions the Court granted final Judgment in Congress at the suggestion of Presi- hwarda deluge of Mothers' Day let- desired, in the Democratic committee assignments crop will be one of the largest ever Harrison's suit against hi father, Dr. dent Chamorro with only four dissent- ters was poured in Sunday upon the way . caused by recent deaths of several grown. George W. Harrison of Los Angeles. ing votes. Congress also adopted a American army postofftce, and today of flavor seedlings, senators. More than forty German warships With 30.000 and sixteen declaration of solidarity with the they are on their way to the base TRY A CUP! Ahem, A special prayer for the cessation have been attacked successfully by men to help plant Hermann United States. Nicaragua's action fol- porta for shipment home by the next of the evils tormenting humanity, dur- British submarines. This was Krauch, of the forestry service, left lows that of Its neighbor, Guatemala, steamer.- From the appearance 'of the dis- Old.Baldy, in an ing mass on St. Peter's day, June 29. closed by an official British statement Santa F6 for effort which last month declared war on stuffed mall sa?ks few. If any, mem- Is urged by Pope Benedict In a spe- received at Copenhagen to provide trees, to serve aa a "wig" Germany. It la the twentieth nation bers of the American expeditionary and made mountain many de cial message from Rome addressed to public by the committee on public for this famous so which has declared war against force neglected the 'opportunity to the whole world. cades bare of vegetation. write. ESTANCIA NEWS-HERAL-

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Western Newspaper Union Kewi Service. Prices for Metals. New York. Lead $7.007.12&. Copper $23.12. Bar Silver 99V4C St. Louis, Mo Spelter $G.60. 90 a Boulder. Tungsten concentrates, CO per cent, $20.00íí22.50 per unit. CrudJ 3 It's Economy 25 per Poor ores, 00 per cent, $22.0025.O0; to cent, $12.00& 12.50; 10 per cent, $9.40 12.20. Endure a Bad Back these days of rising prices, we need every ounce of strength Arizona. INfend the ability to do a full day's work every day. The man The Castle Butte mine has again or woman with weak kidneys is half crippled. Sore, aching been takeil over on a bond nnd lease. kidneys; lame, stiff back, headache, dizzy spells and a dull, The Hardshell mine at Harshaw is tired feeling and urinary disorders are daily sources of distress. likely soon to be one of the big pro- You can't afford to neglect kidney weakness and make it easy ducers" of that district. for gravel, dropsy or Bright's disease to take you. Get a box Miami Copper Company April pro- of Doan's Kidney Pills today. They have helped thousands. duction was 4,013,000 pounds of cop- They should help you. per, compared with 6,174,366 pounds in March. Personal Reports of Real Cases 1 Australian official photograph that shows strikingly the wastage of war; troops and horses moving to the April production of Inspiration front along a duckboard road that la lined with dead horses and broken wagons. 2 Twin Lewis guns mounted the A COLORADO CA8E. . A NEW MEXICO CASE. Copper Company was 9,250,000 pounds Mrs. Alice 515 on a British airplane and used with deadly effect. 3 Major General Maurice whose accusations of misrepresenta- L. M. Drake, 830 W. Fourth Burch, E. Third of copper, compared with 8,760,000 in St., Roswell, N. Méx., saya: tion and lack of sincerity against the Lloyd-Georg- e government brought on a cabinet crisis in England. Ave., Denver, Colo., says: "I "About eight months March and 6,200,000 in February. aso I had thought I was gong to die from an awful attack of kidney trou- It was reported at Tucson that an ble. My back ached dreadfully ish and French there out of some of powers are to control the navigation kidney trouble and dropsy. My and for four or five months Í offer of $50,000 had been made for the first-lin- e trenches. But later In of Danube, feet and limbs were terribly swol- couldn't get out of bed. I couldn't NEWS REVIEW OF their the and the Roumanian move my my bond and leas of the North Star X llmba and back felt the night the British counter-attacke- army, except ten divisions. Is to be de- len. couldn't work and could mine, in Twin district. as if It were broken. My kidneys and regained all that had been lost. mobilized, its equipment going to the the Buttes hardly walk. The kidney secre- were weak and I was greatly Two Hun divisions carried out this at- central powers until the conclusion of tions were In awful shape and bothered on this account. I often THE PAST WEEK ' Colorado. got so dizzy, it seemed as If ev- tack and they suffered heavy casual- a general peace. nothing; seemed to help me. Fin- erything was whirling around. I Thursday morning the enemy The queen of The mining outlook is unusually ally I used Doan's Kidney Pills doctored and used different kid- ties. On Roumanla nnd her chil ney remedies, but wasn't helped made a new attack on the Flanders dren refuse to recognize the peace good at White Pine this season. and they restored me to health. any. Finally, I got to using proven Kidney front of ICemmel and slightly treaty and lose no opportunity to af-- The Free Coinage Consolidated The cure has permanent Doan's Pills and I felt Premier Lloyd George Again Is north my like a different woman in almost bent line. At same time rroiit the- Germans In country. Mines Company has commenced ship- and kidneys have caused me no time. I continued until was the British the their no I Winner in Crisis Brought on troops from Nova Scotia and New ping from the Pinto mine on Bull hill. trouble since." cured of the trouble." , by General Maurice. Brunswick made a great raid on the The German vice chancellor an A streak of gold ore assaying from German outpost line at Neuville-Vitas-s- nounced the establishment of a special two to ten ounces to tho ton has been southeast of Arras, taking prison- department to regulate Germany's encountered at the Bartlett tunnel on KIDNEY ers and guns and inflicting many cas- eastern policy, nnd defended her policy Sugar Loaf, near Leadvllle. GIVEN VOTE GF CONFISENCE of PILLS ualties. intervention in Finland, declaring High-grad- high ore running as as DOAN'SFoater-Milbur- 60c a Box At All Store. n Co, Buffalo, N. Y, Chemists Most of the American troops that It had Insured the independence nnd twenty ounces to the ton has been en- re- freedom of country un- have been moved Into the battle that and was countered at the t level of the German Attack South of Ypres Smash- gion appear to be placed along the line dertaken at the request of the legiti Dante mine, on Bull hill, by Fred Hi mate D government. ed, While Allies Improve Their Po- between Montdldier nnd Noyon, and lnnlsh It Is report Cobb. The Reason. Her Choice. they are giving a good account of them- ed that Grand Duke Adolf Frledrlch of sitions at Many Points Investiga- A two-foo- t streak of $92 ore, which "I hear you liave a college graduate Gladys Would you sooner be an those hold- Mecklenburg-Strellt- z has been selected tion of American Aircraft Produc- selves there, as are also widenB into eight of $101 values, for n cook. Isn't thnt very expen- old man's durling or a young man's as king of Finland. news mo- feet tion Collapse Started. ing the Toul sector. There have been Little of has been disclosed sive?" slave? ment came from Russia or the Ukraine in the seventh no heavy operations In either sector level on the Cresson mine by diamond "Not very. She works for her board Penelope A young man's slave It recently, but the artillery in both Is last week. It Is quite evident now that and clothes." is so much breaking a young By EDWARD W. PICKARD. Germany drilling. easier always active and the American gun- will get little food from the "How is 1hat?" man In and making lilm toe the Premier Lloyd George and cabi- B. a mark. bis ners have proved their excellence. They latter country this year. The Molly Mining Company, "She's my wife." net successfully weathered another Denver promotion, is driving tun are now using their heavy artillery Its Natural Sequence. storm last week when the house of nels right along Into the big northwest of Toul after several weeks . In Palestine the British forces ap blanket But the man who refuses to work did (lings do when ills wife commons, by a vote of 293 to 106, re- vein in Yuba Dam FUUs, according to "What of preparation. The American casual- parently met with a reverse which offered job generally such a sweeping upon jected Herbert Asqulth's motion pro- a Breckenridge report. when a Is ready made attack ty lists, still relatively small, In- compelled them to evacuate "Why, viding for appointment of spe- are to work a friend. him?" he dusted." the a creasing dally. and to the west The amount of new work at present cial committee to investigate charges retire bank of the Jor lam-- There dan. Constantinople claimed under way in the Cripple Creek dis made against the premier by MnJ. Gen. the Turks administered a stinging trict Is liberal for this season of the Frederick B. Maurice. Havlug de- Is no Indication that the Ger- defeat to General Allenby's troops. year, more especially so In view of the clared that he would considered the man high command will abandon its - ! limited supply of good labor. action of the commons as a test of plan of smashing the British army and confidence, Mr. Lloyd George would forcing a breach betweeu It and the Nicaragua lined herself up with most A new and rich flat vein has been cut 900-fo- P. have resigned and turned the conduct French. Ludendorff. Is Increasing his of the rest of the nations on Tuesday at the level of the W. by formally declaring war Germany H. mine Cripple oi the war over to Mr. Asqulth had, the resources In every way possible and on at Creek by the W. P. - nnd Its congress H. 1- latter been sustained. As it Is he has Austria and Bulgaria have been called allies. Its empowered Leasing Company, operating the won unother great personal victory on to supply troops for garrison duty the president to employ all the re- mine under lease from the United Both( Producer andEndsConsumer ) sources largely by means of the statement he In order that the Germans may be sent of the nation In prosecuting Gold Mines Company, the owning cor made in the house nn ex parte state- to the front. Intimations such as have the war. poration. A streak of white talc, form ing the core of the vein, literally glis- ment, to be sure, but one that Im- appeared In some German papers that Against pressed his hearers with his evident the attempt to reach Paris will be Gutzon Borgltim's charges that graft, tens with large crystals of calaverite. honesty and frankness. abandoned mean nothing. No doubt Incompetency nnd influ ences were responsible for the col Montana. The ( The charges made by Genernl Mau- there will be repeated great offensives TheMiddlePacker) lapse rice, formerly director of military throughout the summer, and the allies of America's aircraft program The April copper output of the Shan were that the premier and are preparing to resist them to the ut- could not be ignored, so President Wil non Copper Company was 827,000 son low ber officials had deceived the people most, their Intention being to main- ordered a thorough investigation pounds. The consumer wants to pay a made by the department of by false statements concerning the tain their lines unbroken until Amer- Justice. Anaconda Copper Company for the price for meat The senate committee on military af nni'y. The accusations were fully re- ica's men are there In sufficient num- year 1917 earned, after taxes, $14.72 a fairs also announced it would resume The farmer wants to get a high futed by Lloyd George, who showed bers to enable General Foch to do more share, against $21.80 in 1916. were In- is with- Its inquiry Into the fiasco. Both the Hint his statements made on than resist. It admitted that Butte and Superior April production price for cattle. Mau- out army the could not gain administration and the committee as formation obtained from General our allies amounted to 14,100,000 pounds of zinc He protested vig- a military decision over Germans sured the public there would be no The packer stands between these rice's department. the concentrates and 250,009 ounces of orously against such distracting and under existing conditions. How long "whitewashing" and that If anyone conflicting demands, and finds it im- paralyzing controversies and Implored the German people will stand for the was guilty he would be duly punished. April possible to completely satisfy both. that there should be an end to "snip- slaughter of their men is another ques- Secretary Baker protested against a production of the Anaconda ing." He called Maurice's action a tion. From captured mail and the more public hearing of the matter by the Copper Company was 26,566,000 packer no pounds of copper, compared The has control over the flagrant breach of discipline, especial- outspoken of their newspapers It is evi- senators on the ground that it would with prices of live stock or meat, and the ly pernicious in Its effect on a new dent they are becoming sickened by only aid and comfort the enemy, and pounds in March. army and not understandable to the al- the awful bloodshed, but they prob- he told the military committee of the April reports of operations in the most that can be expected of him is lies of Great. Britain. ably will continue submissive so long house that results under the manage- oil fields show 1,261 that he keep the difference between There is no reason to question the as they think there is a chance of a ment of John D. Ryan would soon be wells completed, 71,165 barrels new the two as low as possible. He does mo- final gratifying and thnt criticism of the con 262 patriotism of General Maurice's victory. production, dry boles and 73 gas successfully tives In precipitating the crisis, but it I dition of airplane production was pro- wells. For March the report showed this by converting animals is evident that he was mude the tool The movement of Americans to German. There Is reason to believe 1,065 wells completed, 99,916 barrels into meat and distributing the meat of the political opponents of the pre- France continues with increasing his confidence in Mr. Ryan and the re- new production, 232 dry and 76 at a minimum of expense, and at a on organized bureau is not misplaced, but gassers. mier who hoped to ride Into office swiftness and it is the avowed In- profit too small to be noticeable in the the resulting storm. Presumably the tention of the war department to have the public would like to know what offending officer will be court not less than 1,000,000 men there by became of the $040;000,000 already New Mexico. farmer's returns for live stock or in the spent Is the end of May. The administration and why there so little to The Oaks Co. in Mogollón district meat bill of the consumer. V and the congressional leaders, except- show for It. are saving ore from drift being driven Last week passed with only one Im- ing such men as Kitchin, now view the west from Central shaft. Swift & Company's 1917 transac- portant Infantry action on the west situation comprehensively and agree Another revelation that has stirred The Mogollón Mines Co. are ship- tions in Cattle were as follows: front, army has been idle. congress may but neither that no limit should be put on the size and that Secretary Baker ping between sixteen eighteen Average Per Head The heavy artillery of the allies has and of our army, as it Is likely as many as be called on to explain is that quan bars of bullion besides concentrates. Sold Meat to Retailer for . $68.97 been continually hammering the Ger-- 8,000,000 men will to tity production heavy Browning have be placed of the Tonnage for April about 4,800 tons. Sold for 24.09 mun positions and especially devoting under arms within three years. A total gun and of heavy artillery Is very far ... This summer the Itself to smashing the enemy's lines of of about four millions will be available behftid the hopes of the people state of New Mex Total Receipts . 93.06 that ico will, in probability, communications and munition depots Immediately, and Provost Marshal were Inspired by the promises of the all add to her Paid to Cattle Raiser . . . 84.45 of resources and to hampering the bringing up of Crowder and others believe It will be war department. In case of the list natural the greatest (not paid Raiser) 8.61 the petroleum. county, Balance to Cattle and supplies. In this necessary to Increase the draft age howitzers It would seem that valuable of all San Juan expenses in part of Is Paid for labor and at the aviators have given invaluable aid limit to forty years within a year. In- time has been wasted in the effort to the northwest the state. at present entering upon great oil ac Packing House, Freight on Meat, nnd the work has been so well done deed, ninny details have been worked devise guc corriges of a new and dis- Cost operating Branch was tivity. and of that the renewal of the offensive out with this Increase In view. Classes tinctively American model Instead of distributing houses 7.32 perforce delayed. Heavy and frequent 2, 3 and 4 of the drnft are being care- going ahead with the models fouud At Mogollón the Deadwood hoist Is .... rains also handicapped the Germans fully combed out to eliminate slackers satisfactory by the British and French. now running and mine is being un Remaining in Packer's hands as and they found great difficulty In mov- and many names will thus be added There is also a great shortage In pis- watered as fast as possible. This Returns on investment ... $ 1.29 ing their ponderous tanks and largest to class 1. tols, though General Dickson, chief of property will soon be producing again. guns across the devastated country, the arms manufacturing division, says Several hundred feet of additional The net profit was $1.29 per head, or tlie roads being consistently broken up Austrian reports tell of the presence the outlook for improvement In this la tailing flume was cut in during the about one-four- th of a cent per pound by shell fire and their repair made al- of Amerlcnn troops on the Italian encouraging. Mr. Baker says an In- week. This is being put in to keep of beef. most impossible. front, though this had not been an- quiry Into the entire question of ord- tailings out of Silver Creek. Meantime the allies took every op- nounced by Washington. The expected nance production Is being made by By what other method can the dif- portunity to Improve their positions offensive on that front has not yet ma- Lieut. Col. Bascom Little. Wyoming. ference between cattle prices and beef Hfit Colorado-Wyomin- nnd in many local operations advanced terialized, it Is believed It will not p Officials of the g prices be made smaller, and how can their lines and Strengthened their hold be much longer delayed, because of The railroad wage commission last Refining Company say they have con- on the commanding heights both In the critical state of affairs In Emperor week recommended Increases for all tracted for a refinery site at Douglas, the conflicting demands of producer Plcardy and In Flanders. In these Carl's realm. Hunger and discontent employees whose wages were less than Wyo., and intend to erect a refinery and consumer be better satisfied? fights the Australians and Canadians are Increasing so greatly that troops $250 a month In December, 1915. The within the year. be- have been concentrated In the most had a prominent part, the former Increases range from 4.6 to 43 per cent, The Ohio Oil Company is preparing tween Ancre Somme and disaffected parts of the empire. Also lower wages, the and the the the the greater the to erect rigs on section 9 79, there have been serious disturbances three 1918 Year Book of interesting and the latter south of Arras, both contin- relative Increase. The total annual In- Salt Creek. gents making considerable and very In the n fleet, the crease In the pay roll of railroads instructive facts sent on request. the A. B. Lathrop and F. F. Lemon of valuable gains. All along the line the crews of which are largely Slavs and would be about $300,000.000. Director Address Swift ft Company, Kimball, Neb., and Andrew J. Hull of British, French and Americans re- men of Italian origin. General McAdoo cun use his discretion Findlay, Ohio, have leased 650 acres Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois pulsed alt enemy raids until In conforming to the recommendations the of land near Laramie, Bhlp Wednesday night, when, heavy Roumanla has submitted to commission, expected to and will a after what of the and is rig and start drilling. artillery preparation, the Germans at- seemed the Inevitable and signed a render his decision very soon. Large tacked In the sector of Vpres, between pence treaty with the central powers. as the increuses are, they do not come An Important test well 1b being Swift & Company, U. S. A. drilled in Grass Creek field by 1 La Clyde and Voormeieele. It was Of course she loses much and gains up to the demands of the railway the the their apparent Intention to outflank nothing. The Instrument provides that workers' unions and considerable dis- Ohio Oil Company. This field is pro- the Important heights of Scberpenberg most of the Dolirudja be ceded to Bul- satisfaction Is expressed. However, ducing from the first sand, and the and Mont Itouge from the northeast garia and other Houmanlan territory Mr. McAdoy's decision doubtless will be average depth of the bolea Is around and they succeeded in forcing the Brit to Austria and Hungary ; the central accepted with good grace. 1,700 feei. SILVERTOlSr been quite sick, is well again. flGT QUICKLY Special Correspondence. Mr. Massey was called by phone to attend the bedside of Mr. Brand foot FACTS ABOUT THE AMERICAN RED CROSS Last week' items. east of Estancia last Tuesday. Do the right thing at the right time. Silverton is on a boom our A number of Cedar Groveites called Act quickly In time of danger. school is growing in interest and num- on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ligon Sunday In time of kidney danger, Doan's ber ever; Sunday, new people are com- afternoon. Those who were in the Kidney Pille are most effective. ing: into the neighborhood, crop! are crowd were Willie Clark and sisters Did you know that under good headyway, lots of moisture Lucy and Mildred, Dollie Artman, Plenty of evidence of their worth, in in the ground, and the (armera are Gladys Denny, John and Bishop Grass-ha- this vicinity. sure hustling. Mr. Curry, Ina and Fay Hub- It has established and is operating twenty dispensa- Mrs. E. C. Lidie, 215 McKenzie St., Everybody is feeling good now on bard. Santa Fe, N. Mes., says: "The first account of the good rainf we have Misses Callie and Veta 8mith aid care for symptom of kidney trouble 1 been having. Mary Grassham attended singing at ries in the American Army Zone in France to noticed Rev. Ligon planted " some beans last Cedar Grove last Sunday. was s sharp pain across my kidneys. week. Mr. Johnston also planted Letters from Bruce Clark of the needy families improve health condi- Then my kidneys began to act irregu- some. Most everyone in this neigh- mounted police force at Camp Kear- the there and to larly and "bladder trouble annoyed me. borhood so far as we have learned is ney and Forest Johnson of the same I was feeling miserable until a neigh- through planting corn, cane, sudan and camp, say that new recruits are filling tions in that section ready for our troops? bor advised me try oats, and getting ground in Bhape to their camp as fast as the others are to Doan'a Kidney plant beans. sent across. We are certainly glad Pills. After I had taken Doan's for a Vernon Grassham sopnt Sunday with that our boys sre all making good in of children in few daya I began to feel better. I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ligon. this war. Roy Miller and Leslie Allen It is housing and feeding thousands used several boxes and my kidneys write favorable reports from their Pete Pellissero's mother is visiting were acting regularly and was en- him. camps plenty to eat, plenty to wear danger of I good drilling, eacn the War Zone to keep them away from the tirely cured of the pains. I have been Mr. and Mrs. Ted who on and practicing and Clark, live in bis line. in good health since." the Williams place south of here, at- tended singing at Cedar Grove Sunday By some error the News-Heral- d got gas and shell fire? Price 60c, at all dealers. ' Don't sim afternoon and night, taking supper the date for the silverton school en ply ask for a kidney remedy get with Mr. and Mrs. tertainment wrong in last week's Jess Hubbard. been Friday Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Ben Young items. It should have main is quite sick at present. Msv 17th. instead of 1Mb divided War Zone into six Mrs. Lidie had. Foster-Milbur- Co., Frank Milbourn Mr. Mrs. nieht. the It has the entire and and So be sure and get the correct date Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. adv Loften have been taking care of him and do not miss it, for those who nave point to and doing the chores for him attended Miss Bigbee's entertainments districts, with Red Cross workers at each Mrs. Chandler and son Elmua and know they are certainly worth while. daughter Myrtle spent Saturday night Bert Garlard and family attended distribute cooking utensils, agricultural implements, NEW HOME with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Memfield services at Olivet last Saturday. Special Correspondence. on account of their steam horse balk- ing. Mr. Memfield has also been Mrs. Bert Garland spent the day beds, bedding, clothing. Too late for last week. having trouble with his team recently. with Mrs. Crawford in the foothills food and We had a nice rain last week which last Tuesday. Mrs. McAlpine and son Mr. and Mrs. was very encouraging to farmers, in Mrs. P. T. Grassham took dinner fact everyone. Richey and family attended Sunday ready-to-put-u-p buildings school at this place last Sunday and with Mrs. Wooldridge in Estancia one It provides builders and Johnnie btevens and wife are the were entertained at dinner by Mr. day last week. Mrs. Wooldridge is proud parents of a new baby girl and Mrs. P. T. G ra? sham. from Kenucky and is here tor the often . vbu iui,xviiiicjr buu sister, airs. health of her youngest son, manse. to house the homeless in the devastated regions,' Rucker, visited Hermon Herrón and Mr. and Mrs Richey and three wife over east of Estancia Saturday children and bis mother Mrs. McAlpine and Sunday. are new folks in the neighborhood, RATTLESNAKE before the walls of the destroyed home have cooled? having bought Fiynolia Special Correspondence. Winnie, utnelyn and Conrad Riley, the place just Miss Head of Wil- - west of the W. W. Crawford place. The vouncr folks of this place took Estancia and Chloe Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Thomas cox were entertained by Dimple Nidey We are certainly glad to have them dinner with aunauy. . among us and hope they'll be one of Sunday. All reported a nice dinner. It is bringing over two. hundred tons of supplies us, we need good people in all our several of the voune Deonle eathered as Melvina Rhoades and Carril Haw Sunday at Mr. Sloan's, who lives on communities. kins spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. every day into Paris, from which one hundred and the Ludwick farm. Mrs Yesger of Kansas arrived in W. W. Ward Sunday night. Some are beginning to plant beans. the valley last week to spend the sum Mrs. F. L. Hawkins is on the sick Most farmers are through planting mer with her daughter, Mrs. Milford list, also her little son, but are some twenty-fiv- e tons are reshipped to branch warehouses corn. Milbourn. better at the present writing. Mr. and Mrs John Milbourn spent a Waldo Rboads spent Sunday with few days son, France? PLEASANTVIEW last week visiting their his sister, Mrs. Mourñeld. over Special Correspondence. Shirley Milbourn, and wife who live Mr. Bennett of Lucy visited our east of Estancia Everybody is so busy items are Sunday school Sunday. Quite a crowd scarce Mrs. L. W. Jackson is the proud pos- attended Sunday school and we would It is providing an artificial limb factory outside of this week. sessor of an early garden and truck like to see more. Everybody invited Mrs.' Delozia is still very poorly patch and savs she is going to have Sunday school every Sunday. Her brother, Henry Saine from Okla- to attend making of homa is at her bed side. some green stuff to eat soon. She also Fied Hawkins is planting corn this Paris, in addition to special plants for the has 24 nice chicks that look got d to me. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Burns and son She also has two or three fresh cows. week. Burley visited relatives in Negra Sat- So, folks, when you come to Silverton Mrs. Mourfield visited her son Pierce splints? urday and Sunday. you'll know where the good stuff is last week. Singing Sunday night at G. W. Brun-ner- 's to eat, eh? (Beg pardon. Sis.) Eula Thomas got her leg broke Mon dav. The child was trying to get in Another week of school, then the Well drills are in great demand in will YOU give keep hand of mercy at boys and girls who have recently joined this vicinity. the wagon and it going Bhe fell under What to the the wheel and it ran across her hip. the various clubs will get busy along Kev. Campbell had trouble with his that line. well or windmill and stayed home from Harlison Hawkins made a business work? trip to Willard Wednesday. its Mr. and Mrs. Brunner entertained Sunday school to fix it and came near in their home last Wednesday night. missing a good dinner, to boot, on Sun- Tom Prichard stopped over and A very pleasant time was had. day last. And you know a "Campbell-it- e spent the night with Harlison Haw- Every cent of every ádLai recerrsJ Sar ért Rsá Ckas War Fund goes for War Reelief. Mother's Day was observed Sun- preachtr?" never likes to miss a kins Thursday night. day with a very good attendance. The good dinner, even in New Mexico. A bunch of young folks from here program prepared especially by the went to Encino Friday night. Mr. .and Mrs. W. S. Backner enter Farmers axd Stockmens Bank primarv and junior classes was inter- tained Rev. and Mrs. Campbell and ABOUT RHEUMATISM. esting. Bro. Perkins gave his hour to daughters. Veta and Callie Smith, Mr the exercises, but will preach the 2nd and Mrs. L. W. Jackson. Miss Mary Rheumatism causes more pain and Sunday in June. A contribution was Grassham and Bennie Harris for din- suffering than any other disease, for taken in behalf of the Red Cross. ner last Sunday. the reason that it is tne most common of all ills, and it is certainly gratifying Mr and Mrs. Allard have a sick ba- Last week's items. to sufferers to know that there is a Showers, also some small hail have by at present remedy that will afford relief, and We arc triad to learn that Mr. and frequented this section the paBt week, make rest and sleep possible. It is and everyone seems enthused over and Mrs Drew Clark's baby, who has i called Chamberlain s Liniment, adv crop prospects. N. A. Lester and family visited in the Lane home near Estancia Sunday. WILL YOU BE ONE? Charley Stephens and family from Ada, Oklahoma, have moved to Thousands of thoughtless people neglect colds every winter. Broncho and are highly elated over A cough follows; they get rundown then stubborn sickness sets in. their surroundings here. Mrs. John Williams and soirHugh Sickness can be prevented easier than it can be cured and if you spent a few days with her daughter, of mercy drawn through will give your system the benefit of a few bottles of "A great net Mrs. Lester. On Wendesday Mrs. Lambkin came for tier mother and of unspeakable pain" Wal-pol- an ocean brother. They were callers at the e home also. An eight-poun- d young man came to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crumley's Sunday night. Dr. Buer left all parties doing come all I nicely. ' "Im afraid that's can spare" Burley Burns leaves in answer to Uncle Sam's call the 10th. The y you will find your whole system strengthened. It will fortify your lungs regrets losing this worthy young man. This makes the fifth of our and throat and enrich your blood against rheumatism. It is boys to go. powerful concentrated nourishment without alcohol or opiates. blooded, true-blu- e American. You love J. Lewis Clark is the recipient of a Your a regular, red pair of registered calves from Lubbock, Don't neglect taking Scott's commence today. Texas, this week. i flapping, snapping old flag. Bro. Phipps, was The imported NorwHan cod liver oil always used in Scott's Emulsión is now your country. You love that Your Our pastor, absent refined in our own American lnlratories which it free from impurities. from his appointment, and a substitute 1 WiH Bowne. Blootnfi-l- d. tí. J. by. You're loyal- tailed us aiso wmcn we regreueu. a. heart thumps hard when the troops tramp -: 00 large attendance was present. percent! Auction Sale! You intend to you want to help win the war in a hurry. "Sacrifice? Sure," you've been thinking. Just you wait till they Reasons! Why you should use In order to reduce my large stock really need it." And you've honestly thought you meant that too. Cardul, the woman's tonic, for your troubles, of second hand cars on hand, I will sell But look yourself in the eye, now, and search up and down inside of your heart did you have been shown in thousands of letters from at auction to the highest bidder, on mean it? Did you really mean "sacrifice"? actual users of this medi- cine, who speak from Listen: You feel This third Liberty Loan, the high prices, the Income Tax you've done experience. It poor. Íiersonal obtained by your hit You feel that you've given all you can spare. other women for so many rears been so ly Í have What? Then what did you mean? What's that you said about loving your country? good, why not Sat., Juné 1st give Cardul a trial? . What did you think the word "sacrifice" means? 1 C. C. Model Overland, good Take 1918 as new Surely you didn't mean, did you, to give only what you can spare? ; 1 Model Maxwell 19íé What about our boys who are giving their lives in the trenches? Are they giving only what 1 Model Grant 1916 Six they can "spare'? CMTOI shell-wreck- 11916 Model Overland Roadster - How about those mothers and little "kiddies" in the towns of that war-swe- pt He Woman's Tonic 1 Buick Truck . sobbingalone? Giving up their homes, their husbands, their fathers. Mrs. Mary I. Irvin. of CuIIen, Va., writesi While over here with our fun and our comforts we hold up our heads and feel patriotic shape we "About II years ago, I These cars are in first class because we have givenwhat? Some loose bills off the top of our roll. "We've given all we can Buffered untold misery with female bearing-- and are excellent values, and spare!" trouble, no doubt down pains, head- will go at bargain prices. Don't forget ache, numbness ... I Come, come! Let's quit fooling ourselves. Let Us learn what would gv for three weeks the date. Come and buy yourself a almost rnt double . . . "sacrifice" means. Let Us give more than we can spare let us My husband went to Or. car at for Cardul . . . "give till the heart says stop." After taking about two bottles I began going Every cent of every dollar received for the Red Cross War Fund goes for War Relief. around and when I took bottles I could do HALF - E-- PRICE 80 W 5 my work." W. R. MEADOR. Contributed to the Red Cross by Wright Clothing Co.