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Vol! XI. ROY, MORA COUNTY NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 1 2 1914, Noi 34 Another Fire Love Finds a Way Mill and Elevátor An Earpest Appeal

About seven o'clock Thursday A sure enough elopement was Roy has had a genuine thrill It is with regret that we have morning while breakfast was be one of the sensations of the week this week in the prospect for the witnessed these terrible disas- ing served at the Oriental Hotel in Roy "Buster" Woodard" and establishment of a new flour ters by fire and the awful agony - the alarm of Fire" was sounded Miss Flossie Canon were the mill and elevator. . one undergoes to see the cruel and the people of Roy rushed to parties t0( a real romance Sun The movement was started flames devouring alione possess- the scene to find flames and day evening. They drove to some wefiks ago when Mr. O. T. es before our eyes 'and stand by smoke issuing from the building Roy with a horse and buggy .hir- Wilson of Arcade New York.vvho unable to help. Our helplessness and to rush madly in and rescue ed an auto and drove to Springer is the owner of a large elevator caused by conditions existing in

, the furniture and what they took the train to Trinidad where and mill at Plains, Kansas and our town a condition not necess- could from the ground floor. they were married and returned who owns a large tract of Wheat ary, namely: The old time water ' The fire seems to have started Wednesday. land at the latter place and,is an question, we could, we can, we : in the bed room just over, the 2 There seems to have been some extensive wheat grower as well must strive to alter these condi kitchen and was not far advanced opposition to the match and the as grain dealer, came here and tions for the betterment of our when first sighted but the ab- - youngsters took matters in their spent two days in looking us over town. I would suggest a com ' - sence of any effective apparatus own hands. He saw the possibilities of this mittee be appointed, at once to for fighting flames and the char The groom is 23 years old av son Mesa and decided to investigate make it possible by some means of acter of the building whic h was J, M. Woodard and an exem further and this week Mr.. Jacobs to protect the lives and property of wood construction rendered plary young man. His bride is one of his managers in the Real of our citizens. This is not an all effort to oppose the flames tho daughter of Mr. Estate and AgeiculturaJ Depart impossibility if undertaken by an futile. and Mrs. Cannon of Liberty and ments and Mr. Mann, traveling intelligent community such as so Intelligent effort and the use attractive we can't seem to Freight Agent for the O. R. I&P we live in. I humbly appeal and of plenty of water and the chem- blame Buster for stealing heir, Ry. and also an expert miller, praythat some steps be immedi ical cans from the stores saved They will live on the groom's were here making a careful sur ately taken concerning this mat- VtheLO. O.P. Hall and the homestead, near the homes of ter. v vey of the situatiou with a view mour and Patricks residences their parents. to settling whether or not he ACitizen. which were the only other build- - would erect a large elevator and ings exposed. Hon. Remigio Lopez rodp in mill here. The Revival meetings at the un- The origin of the fire is , from his Ranch on 'the Tequez A mass meeting was held at Christian Church closed Monday known- quite Friday and is The flue from the arranging to the Spanish-America- n office Mon- Evening after a very successful kitchen range passes thru the live in town again. Heisdeeply day evening at which they met series of two weeks duration. room where it seemed to have ori- interested in the election this many of the citizens of the town Eleven convertions and admission ginated but was new and of an fall and has promised to assist in and explained the proposition. of five members by card attest to approved pattern. , the editing of the Spanish page The modest requirement of suffi the efficiency of the efforts by of Spanish-America- n - the during Rev. Rev. The building.belonged to Mrs. cient land for the buildings , on Ruth and Hearn in the : Cjlareiice Wright, of Dawsonand the Campaign, He is a Demo- the railroad was easily pledged meetings and a real religious re- was occupied as a hotel by Mrs. crat from love of the principles and water for the use of the mill vival which, will long be felt in Samuel Tyler. The building was of the party and one who knows when in operation. They also community is recognised by the insured for $1,200.00 It is one how to fight Vhe battles for the asked the promise of a small bo thoughtful observer. The Christ- of the old land marks having people and for better govern nus in the way of a donation of ian Church people have labored - ' '' been built in 1907. . ment. . a few bushels of wheat from the and sacrificed for this cause and wheat raisers as Vi inducement their efforts are appreciated al-th- o Phil Higgin and wife are back we sometimes fail to so say ." A trial of unusual interest was and also as an evidence of good from Iowa and on their, home- so. held in Judge Foster's Court faith in the desire for the loca- stead again. They have been ab tion of a mill Tuesday morning at which Beni-n- o here. sent a year on account of ill Gonzales, of Mosquero was There was some opposition a year. Work will begin in a health and are glad to get home few found guilty of stealing presented in this plan for dona- days if the deal goes cattle again as their many friends are through and , tions not however from the far- they will be to from Mr. Etheridge of the same to see them. ready buy and community and was bound over mers, and many citizens of the store wheat by Nov. 20th. . to the Grand .lurv under $1,000. town voluntarily offered cash and They are asking that wheat H, Goodman and family bond, Mr, Etheridge had been drove other donations. The gentlemen growers hold their wheat until to Springer in their Ford to spend arrested by Mr. Gonzales recent- drove into the country and inter- then or at least 60, 000 bushels of the day with friends. They had ly and fined $50.00 for takingone viewed the farmers and their it. This will be easy to do as it bad luck going and . had to of his own cattle home from 'the be modest request was freely con will scarcely all be threshed by towed in by Mr. Higgins. They Gonzales ranch and he was ar- ceded by the pledging of wheat that time, and there is easily had a fine home rested again after this trial and visit and started for this and next year. 150,000 bushels here that has not Tuesday getting as far as Mills tried before Justice Gonzales The gentlemen were going tt yet been marketed. when the car broke down again over in Union County and bound look at two other towns and re- We sincerely hope this enter and they sent for Jess Davenport over to the Grand Jury. He port on them as sites for a mill prise may be put across and the to come for them. Herman is al- took Attorney J. B. Lust with but we know that no town in this little opposition that has develop- most discouraged with the car him and they went immediately part of the state will compare ed is more than overcome by the but had a good time anyway, o Clayton, There will be some with Roy as & location for a mill enthusiastic support it is receiv interesting developements tore-por- t The Embroidery Club was en- or grain elevator. ing. Bradstreet and Dunn give next week. tertained Thursday at the home The mill is to be strictly mod- - Mr. Wilson a rating of half a mi of Mrs. Gibbs at their regular! dollars-an- d his emmisaries meeting. The usuar program pacity and the grain bins are to say he will likely purchase land Mrs. A Patricks and baby have presented including "Charming be of concrete, 25 feet diame- here and run a large wheat farm been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hostess" "Dainty Refresh- ter and 50 high with an elevator himself if he locates here. It begining Elmer Neal, at Tucnmcari, this ments" and a pleasant social head above it and .will store e- - looks like the of better week. afternoon. nough wheat to run the mill for times.

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has returned with the determination of hearing. So be It You may consider convincingly that apart from the in--' winning her, he will." that kiss the farewell appearance so itlal blow, the younger man was work- -' They did. not see Courtlandt again. dear to the operatic heart," bitterly. ng wholly on the defensive. As if he After a few minutes of restless to-an- d- He addressed most of this to the were afraid he might hurt him! This froing, he proceeded down to the land- - back of her head, for she was already served to make the old fellow furious. PLACED ng, helped himself to the colonel's walking toward the villa Into which le bored in right and left, left and motor-boa-t, and returned to Bellaggio. she disappeared with the proud air of right, and Courtlandt gave way, step At the hotel he -- asked for the duke, eome queen of tragedy. by step until he was so close to the only to be told that the duke and A heavy hand fell upon Court-landt'- s line that he could see It from the cor HONEY madame had left that morning for shoulder. He was Irresistibly ner of his eye. This glance, swift Paris. Courtlandt saw that he had drawn right about face. as It was, came near to being his undo- - permitted one great opportunity to slip "Now, then, Mr. Courtlandt," said ng. Harrlgan caught him with a ter--, past He gave up the. battle. Harrtgan, his eyes blue and cold pa rlble right on the jaw. It was a glanc-- ng When the motor-boa- t came back, Ab ice, "perhaps you will explain?" - blow, otherwise the fight would .MM the baron made use of It also. With rage and despair In his heart, have ended then and there. Instantly bott and It They crossed In silence, heavy-hearte- d. Courtlandt flung off the hand and an- he lurched forward and clinched be - HAROLD On landing Abbott said: "It Is swered: "I refuse!" fore the other could add the finishing probable that I shall not see you again Ah!" Harrtgan stood off a few Bteps touch, . m-- year. I am leaving tomorrow and ran his glance critically up and The two pushed about, Harrlgan it this for MACGPA Paris. It's a great world, isnt it, where down this man of whom he had fiercely striving to break the younger they toss us around like dice? Some thought to make a friend. "You're a man's hold. He was beginning to Pictures throw sixes and others deuces. And In husky lad. There's one way out of breathe hard besides. A little longer. this game you and I have lost two out this for you." and his blows would lack the proper ' "So long as does not necessitate steam. Finally Courtlandt broke away of three." It ' "I shall return to Rome," replied the any explanations," Indifferently. of his own accord. His head buzzed CD. Barone. "My long leave, of absentee is "In the bottom of one of Nora's a little, but aside from that he had . near Its end." trunks is a set of my old gloves. There recovered., Harrlgan pursued his tac "What in the world can have hap will not be anyone up at the tennis tics and rushed. But this time there TO pened?" demanded Nora, showing the court this time of day.' If you are not was an offensive return. Courtlandt two notes to Celeste. "Here's Donald a mean cuss, if you are not an ordinary became the aggressor. There was no Bar-on- withstanding him. And Harrlgan going to Paris tomorrow and the e ow-do- imitation of a man, you'll in- to Rome. , They will bid us good-b- y meet me up there Inside of five min- fairly saw the end; but with that tea- In" of domitable pluck which had made him 16 at - I don't understand. Don- utes. If you can stand up front CHAPTER XIII Continued. ald was to remain until we left for me for ten minutes, you need not famous In the annals of the ring, he kept banging away. : swift, cruel "Has ho given up?" asked Abbott, America, and the Barone's leave does make any explanations. On the other The jabs and upon body bis voice strangely unfamiliar in his not; end until October." hand, you'll hike out of here as fast here there his began to Oh, a own ears. "Tomorrow?" dim-eyed-. Celeste re- as boats and trains can take you. And tell. for minute's rest piece of lemon on his parched "A man can struggle JUBt so long turned the notes.' never come back." and a tongue! Suddenly against odds, then he wins or becomes "Yes. You play the fourth ballade "I am nearly twenty years younger Courtlandt rushed landing jab broken. Women are not logical; gen' and I'll sing from Madanie. It will be than you, Mr. Harrlgan." him tlgerlshly, á which eye. - erally they permit themselves to be very lonesome without them." Nora "Oh, don't let that worry you any," closed Harrigan's right Court- guided by by rea- gave a laugh. landt dropped his hands, and stepped Impulse rather than gazed Into the wall mirror and with a truculent suggest son. This man I am telling you about pat or two to her hair. "Very well. You will find me there. back. His glance traveled Im- lvely to Harrigan's feet He was out was proud: perhaps too proud. It is When men It was After all, you are her father." " the arrived. "ropes." a shameful (act, but he ran away. pressed on Nora's mind that never had "You bet I am!" V side the -- True, he wrote letter after letter, but she seen them so amiable toward each Harrlgan stole Into his daughter's I beg your pardon, Mr. ; Harrlgan, all these were returned unopened, other. They were positively friendly. room and soundlessly bored Into the for losing my temper." ... Then he stopped." And why hot? The test Of the morn- bottom of the trunk that contained the "What's the odds? I lost mine. You good win." Harrlgan was a true sportsman. "A woman would a deal rather ing had proved each of them to his relics of past glory. As he pulled them ' believe circumstantial evidence than own individual satisfaction, and had forth, a folded oblong strip of parch He had no excuses to offer. He had f s dug pit of hia not. .Humph!" The colonel primed done away with those stilted manner-lem- ment came out with them and flut the humiliation with his pipe and relighted it "She couldn't that generally make rivals ridicu tered to the floor: but he was too own hands. He recognized this as one of two have been worth much." lous In all. eyes save their own. The busily engaged to notice" It, nor would facts. The other was, that had " "Worth much!" cried Abbott. "What revelation at luncheon had convinced he have bothered If he had. The bot Courtlandt extended himself, the battle do you Imply by that?" them of the futility of things in gen tom of the" trunk was littered with old would have lasted about one minute. It was gall and wormwood, but there i "No man will really give up a and of woman in particular. They and programs and operatic eral letters you woman who Is really worth while, that were, without being aware of the fact, scores. He wrapped the gloves In a were. you is, of course, admitting that your man, each a consolation to the other. The newspaper and got away without be And now, ask for explanations. Ask your daughter to them." Courtlandt, is a man. Perhaps, though, old adage misery loves company ing Been. He was as happy as a boy make that gloves it was his fault He was not persistent was never more nicely typified who had discovered an opening in the Courtlandt pulled off the and got Into clothes. . "You may enough, maybe, a bit spineless. The If Celeste expected Nora to exhibit fence between him and the apple or his ádd. fact that he gave up so quickly pos any signs of distress over the- - ap- chard. He was rather astonished to sir, that I shall never trouble her my sibly convinced her that her impres- proaching departure, she was disap see Courtlandt kneeling Jn the clover again with unwelcome attentions. I leave for' Milan In the morning." sions were correct Why, I'd have pointed. In truth, Nora was secretly patch, hunting for a four-lea- f clover, field t victory, followed her day In and day out, year pleased to be rid of these two suitors, was patent that the young man was Courtlandt left the of It comment ' after year; never would I have let up much as she liked them. The Barone not troubled with nerves. without further until I had proved to her that she had had not yet proposed, and his sudden "Here!" he cried, brusquely, tossing "Well, what do you think of that?" been wrong." determination to. return to Rome elimi- over a pair of gloves. "If this method nueed Harrlgan, as he stooped over "Tne colonel is rignt Abbott ap- nated this disagreeable possibility, of settling the dispute isn't satisfac to gather up the glovos, "Any one - - say proved, never taking his eyesoff Court- She was glad Abbott was going be- tory. I'll accept your explanations.'' would . that he was the injured lanat wno was apparently absorbed in cause she had hurt him' without inten- For reply Courtlandt stood up ana party. I'm in wrong yi this deal the contemplation ! the bread crumbs tion, and the sight of him was, in spite stripped to his undershirt He drew somewhere. I'll ask Miss Nora a ques under his fingers. tion or two." of her lnnocece, a constant reproach, on the gloves and laced them with ' "And more, by hook or crook, I'd Presently she would have her work. the aid of his teeth. Then he kneaded It was not so easy returning. He have dragged in the other woman by and there would be no time for loneli them carefully. The two men eyed ran into his wife. He trLed to dodge . her, but without success. the hair and made her confess." ness. 'V each other a little more respectfully you get "I do not doubt it, colonel," re- The Derson who suffered keenest than they had ever done before. "James, where did that sponded Courtlandt, with a dry laugh. was Celeste. She was awake;' the ten "This single court is about as near black eye?" tragically. "And that would really have been the der little dream was gone; and bravely as we can make it The man who "It's a daisy, ain't it, Molly?" push-in- g end of the story. The heroine of this she accepted the fact Never her agile steps outside is whipped." past her into Nora's room and clos--' rambling tale would then have been ing the door after him. fingers stumbled, and she played re "I agree," said Courtlandt ' be- I absolutely . certain of collusion markably well, from Beethoven, "No rounds with rests; until one or "Father!" tween the two." , Chopin, Grieg, Rubinstein, MacDowelL the other Is outside. Clean breaks. "That you, Nora?" blinking. "That 1b like a womn," the Barone And Nora, perversely enough, sang That's about all. Now, put up your "Father, If you have been fighting agreed, and he knew something about from old light opera. dukes and 'take a man's licking. I with' him, I'll never forgive you." them. "And where is this man now?" When the two men departed. Celeste thought you were your father's son, "Forget it, Nora. I wasn't fighting. "Here," said Courtlandt, pushing went to her room and Nora out upon but I guess you are like the rest of I only thought I was." back his chair and rising. "I am be." the terrace. It was after five. No one 'em, hunters of women." He raised the lid of the trunk and ' He turned his back upon them and was about, so far as she could see. Courtlandt laughed and stepped to cast in the gloves haphazard. And. sought the garden. , She stood enchanted over-- the trans the middle of the court Harrlgan did then he saw the paper which had ' . Tableaui . - formation that was affecting the moun not waste any time. He sent in fallen out He picked up and squint "Dash me!" cried the colonel, who, tains and the lakes. straight jab to the Jaw, but Court ed at It, for he could not see very being the least interested personally, She gave a frightened little scream. landt blocked It neatly and countered well. Nora was leaving the room In was first to recover his speech. A strong pair of arme had encircled with a hard one on Harrigan's ear, a temper. ', ; The Barone drew in his breath her. She fetarted to cry out again, but which began to Bwell. ; "Going, Nora?" sharply. Thea he looked at Abbott the sound was muffled and blotted oül "Fine ! " growled : Harrlgan. ."You "I am. And I advise you to have "I suspected it," replied Abbott to by the pressure of a man's lips upon know something about the game. It your dinner in your room." the mute question. Since the episode her own. Shé struggled violently, and won't be as if I was walloping a baby Alone, he turned on the light It "of last night his philosophical outlook suddenly was freed, - He sent a left to the body, but the never occurred to him, that he might had broadened. He had lost Nora, "If I were a man," she said, "you right failed to reach his man.' be prying into some of Nora's private but had come out of the agony of love should die for that!" For some time Harrlgan Jabbed and correspondence. He unfolded tb refused, to fuller manhood. As long "It ' was an opportunity not to be swung and uppercut; often he reached parchment and held it under the light as he lived he was certain that the Ignored," returned Courtlandt "It Is his opponent's body, but never his For a long time he stared at the writ- petty affairs of the day wereNiever true that I was a fool to run away as face. It worried him a little . to find ing, which was In English, at the date, again going to disturb him. I did, but my return has convinced me that he could not stir Courtlandt more at the names. Then he quietly refold- "Let him be," was the colonel's sug- - that I should have been as much a fool than two or three feet Courtlandt ed it and put it away for future use, 'gestión, adding a gesture in the direc hadfl remained to tag you about, beg never followed up any advantage, thus immediate future use. -- tion of the casement door through glng. for an interview. ' I wrote. you making Harrlgan force the fighting, "This is a great world," he mur- i which Courtlandt had gone. "He's as letters. You returned them unopened. which was rather to his liking. But mured, rubbing his ear tenderly. big a man as Nora Is a woman. If he You have condemned me without a presently it began to enter his mind (TO BE CONTINUED.) ..

' f j.r THE A more exact expositson of the Church Directory Professional Cards issue in,' the present campaign in SPANISH AMERICAN UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL Reqistkbkd August J7. 1913. this state cannot be found than is in the address of Hon. E. C. de Meets each Sunday at 10, A. M. M.D. GIBBS Irvin Ogden, Sr. Baca, Lieutenant Governor be-for- e at Christian Church. Yoiir Editor arjd Publisher the Democratic Convention presence is necessary. Fhytfciin end Surgeon at Albuquerque. His analysis of Rev. G. Supt, SsWipiioa $1.53 Pet Tear B.Hall, Local Surgeon EP, Ci S.W. the salary question is masterful Entered as second-clas- s matter at Ry. and so comprehensive that no the po3toííice in Roy, N. M. CATHOLIC ' fai person other- minded can do Mass once each month at the Office wise ally himself than with the Catholic Church. Dates announc- Fairview Pharmacy people who are protected by th ed in advance. HOY, NEW MEXICO Democratic party and defended Rev. Fr. Ant. Cellier. by. Governor McDonald. Any Priest in charge, voter who is not a party fanatic S8f who will carefully consider that Presbyterian. part of his address which com- pares salary Physician and the bill voted by the Sermon every third Sunday Surgeon Governor with the salaries paid OfSce At Residence at 7.30 P.M. at Christian Church. in many of the older states, must ROY, NEW MEXICO decide that the Governor was J. S. Rüssel, Pastor. Iully justified in twice exercising BAPTIST the veto power of his office. It A. S. HANSON 'First Sunday in each month. is now up to the people who pay Notary Public taxes, to cast their ballots for Service 11 A. M., 7.30, P. M. Rev. R. A. PRicd , Pastor. Legal documents and papers State, men to be members of the next acknowledged. Democratic legislature who will support the ROY, NEW MEXICO Ticliet Governor, or for those whose nominations have been dictated Christian For Gsnsrcrsman by the same set of bosses whose RoV O W Hearn. Elder Harvey B. Fergutson. puppets dominated the previous Services fourth Lord's Day ot Col. sessions and who tried to foist each month at 11 A.M. and P. 0.' WHITE For Corporation Consmfea'n'r 8 upon the people of the state the P.M. Saeramentat MILLS NEW MEXICO Hill Morning Service. Adolfo P, Infamous County Salary Mea- AUCTIONEER paying County sures the Officers I Cry Sale Erery where. County salaries that would create an ar- Distance not Considered Ticket Terms Reasonable istocracy or official Class and fi- For Representatives Lodgo Directory Satisfaction nancing it at the expense of the Q'r'n'fd . Jesus M. Pacheco, Taxpayers so that once a gang of Of Guadalupita, men got in office, they were in a position to hold controJ of county . Irvtn Ogdcn, Sr. affairs making Of Roy, thus the holding Homestead Ledge, No. 40 F. H. FOSTER of county office a sort of Aristo- I. O. O. F. cracy instead a public The Democrats of Mora Coun- of service. Meet rmty Wednesday evening at United States ty have nominated Irvin Ogdin, We can't allow you to forget I. O. O. F. I tell, Roy, rfcM. . Visiting members always welcome CoBixnizcicncr SpaniatrAmer-ican-, that Governor McDonald alone editor of the Roy H. Goodman Wm. Q. Johnsoa. KUT.'CS-- CONTESTS PROOFS stood between people Noble-Grind- . ' for the legislature. A the of New Secretary. , ETC mighty good selection. Mr. Og Mexico and this very condition OSei with Spanish-Americ- a- , and that he is now asking of the den is honest, able and conserva-tire- Ro7. : Now M progressive and wide in his people to elect a legislature that will him view. The people of Mora coun- assist in establishing ilarmany IMekh ty will find their affairs in the reasonable business administra- of 0. legislature in good and safe hands tion, eliminating graft and put; Lodso fJo24vD. J. BLusK, ting all the servants of the peo Meets in trO. O. F. Hall, Roy, N; M. should they see fit to elect him, evening of each Attorney pie they 1st. and 8J. Friday and by reports coming from our where rightly belong. month, Visiting members always wel- neighbor on the south that seems come. at Law, Miss. Giucjs v. Collins, N. G. Prompt and Careful Attention to be precisely what they are go-in- d From the Department of Agri- Given all Business Entrusted Miss. Blanche Kitchell, Secy. v to do. culture we have been supplied tome. Colfax County Stockman. copies of "Farmer's Bulletin No Roy. New, Mexico, 615" giving the Agricultural Out- Llodsrn Voo&ata

two-third- s tp With a majority in look for the present year. From the lower house, along with a this we confirm the reports pre- CampNo.l43Sl J. FLOERSHEIM strongly republican senate, the viously received from numerous NcS&ry republican bosses, who control Qurces that all the eastern and Public all party action, would pass a sal- central states are short on mo$t ary bill which would make tas of their crops while New Mevico payers nit up and take notice. as achole is far ahead of the av- IIñÜÜY WOODWARD But the anger of the tax payers erage and this sectian in parti-eula- r would be overcome at election by is in the line of the larg- and Shoe Shop Conveyances and transfers. Prompt yield Harness ness and care in the splendidly financed party or- est of everything in its Speciality all matters. ganization which would be pro- history. ' nép&iring a vided for in the salary bill, Also Sseond-Il&n- d Goods Over 10,000 acres have been Douffht and Sold W.H.WILLCOX J. S. Albertson, the new Jew- homesteaded in this vicinity dur- All Work Guarantied eler moved in with the. Fairview ing the past month and most of United S&tea Pharmacy Tuesday and is estab- it is out 25 miles or more from L&nd Ccsssslssl ssssr as one of the business men town all of which may lished not mean ROY, M. M. of the town. He is a manufac- anything to somevpeople but to M. 11 KOCH turing jeweler as well as watch us it means the only way to get Fttaerd Director - Licensed EmlLaef Filings, Contests and Proofs. maker and Pharmasist and we land on this mesa will be to buy tucusos?, n. n. Careful and competent service ren- ac- yeu SJ i t congratulate the Fairview on it unless find a place before HiVi SUS dered m all land matters. quiring him. Thanksgiving. . THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

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Catarrhal! J Disease A 7 By F 7i J Peruhru Prof. XT. L. Perkins Waynesboro; Va--, writes: 1 was under the care of a doctor for four months, but did not Improve at all. At last he gave me up to die 111' ii.v.1, M.tfvt.v, I till m I'll II II nil II II Hi lilliVi in" ifl MiYti ITU t Vi i nil iiYÍ matt. J. WWtJ.Jil ' "ft " li.ii. ir Ml of bronchial catarrh. So I thought I American refugees, with baggage, on a hay wagon making their way along the highroad above Avrlcourt, would try a bottle of Peruna, I be- their gan better, once. Now a French village near Luneville. Thla party, which was without food from early In the morning of August 1 until to feel at I feel as well as I ever did In my life. August 3, reached railway at Embermenil half an hour before all train service was suspended. Í .v. the I want to . thank you, Dr. Hartman, for your advice. , X'shall always praise your Peruna' for catarrh of the lungs. BRITISH DESTROY THE WAR DAY BY DAY (AISER SHATTERS i Careless. Mr. Flubdub I lost my umbrella to- day. - ' Sept. 7. German Imperial Guard :,'V , ERIAL GUARDS annihilated by the British, at Precy, MAUBEUGÉ FORTS I' Flubdub That's like you, John Iff on the Oise river, 35 miles from Paris, you according to Paris dispatches, where, Henry. I told you, when left the on a battle-lin- e 120 miles long, from house this morning! to take one of the the Meuse to the Oise. rivers, as the borrowed ones. Puck.' ALLIES central, part oí the action, 4,000,000 LING ,BACK , 2,000,000 AT men are engaged in the first general AUSTRIANS IN FLIGHT. FROM PARIS WALLS IN conflict, which may settle the desti- CRUCIAL nies of nations. Kaiser directs attacks NORTH GALICIA BEFORE pimples on Head itched against Nancy In desperate advance. Vigorous attack by allies force Ger- V ARMY OF CZAR. ' mans to retire. Petrograd reports Sec- Tell City, Ind. "My baby's head ond Austrian corps crushed by Rus- top sians, who open up'pathway to Berlin. Vi was covered with sores and the Thousands die of disease on retreat to was- - a Bolid scab. It began with pim- Vienna, , SMASH TEUTON WINGS ; ,.,, NANCY FORTS SHELLED ples and he would 'scratch his head until would and scab Sept. 6. A London special, via Am- .it bleed then sterdam, states that the Germans have over and, keep spreading. He would ODened a terrific assault on the ions claw his head and fret, it itched and KAISER'S TROOPS TURNED BACK at Nancy. This is another step in the Germans' southeastern movement. The RHEIMS AND LA FERE FALL AND burned so and I was afraid he would BY DESPERATE DEFENSE BE- Luxemburg division of the Teutons, never have any hair on top of his head which battered down tne iorts ai jviaur ' GERMAN ARMY GRIPS PARIS FORE BESIEGED CAPITAL. beuge Pridav and occupied Rheims and again. : ; to be 1 La Fere Saturday, is believed the .. v ; IN ARC. friend recommended Cuticura division o the Kaiser's invaders bat- , "A tling at Nancy. German Emperor form- Soap and Ointment to me. I asked ing great semicircle around French Western Newspaper Service! . our family doctor and he said, 'Yes, Union News capital. French official statement de-- clares advance Is made by allies in Western Newspaper Union News Service. go right ahead and use them.' We got . Paris, Sept. 8. Im- The German ; fighting . Dover reports around Paris. London, Sept. 7.-- -A one of Cuticura Soap and one perial guardias been annihilated by train service between Paris and pieppe special dispatch cake Path- to Keuter's , box Ointment and they the British &t Precy, on the Olse abandoned. The British cruiser Telegram Company, by of Cuticura finder blown up by mine in North Sea. way of In a few river, thirty-five-, milep from Paris, ac- Wilson liner, Runo,- - with 600 passen- - Amsterdam, says that the Ger- healed him from the first cording to dispatches received here, on board, struck mine In North mans opened a terrific assault on the days his head did not seem to itch fers and sunk. Advices to Washington forts Nancy and before and thQ Kaiser's troops face disaster from British foreign office report nine at Sunday. The kaiser, or bother him in 'the least in the first battle of the war in which neutral' merchant ships sunk byGer-ma- n the crown prince and the general we had used one set he was healed mines. Petrograd .report from reported growth the great masses of the allied troops Tokio says British destroyer Wieland staff are to be with the in- and he has a fine of hair." has sunk several German torpedo vading army. , (Signed) Mrs. Rosa M. Hanks, Jan. have been engaged against the ad- of - boats. Bombardment fortifications The monster siege guns in- 26, 1914. vancing, hosts from the north. In Bay of Cattaro, Austria-Hungar- y, by were put q large French fleet, reported. Russians to place during the early morning Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold On a battle line 120 miles,! long, and advance southward after capturing the was world.. Sample ':: "'. , '. bombardment deadly after, the throughout the of each from tbe'Meuse to the Oise rivers, as Czernowltz. , first shot was fired. , Many of , the free.with 32-- p. Skin Book. Address post-car- d the central part of the action, 4,000,- - 4 Sept. ,5. The French war office an- buildings were razed during the early "Cuticura; Dept L, Boston."- - AdT. 000 ge men were engaged Monday in the nounces the fall of three forts at Mau-beu- firing, and great - loss was sustained first general conflict which may set after- tremendous bombardment : by wing, is in works of art alone. ; Panic reiens Take care of the pennies. They " the German righ which tie . the destinies of nations. A con-- advancing on Paris. Rheims and La in the city and hundreds of families are useful for buying things in the slot an- : tinuation of the German . advance Fere fell Friday. British Admiralty ' nounces that all aids to navigation on have fled to the outskirts of the city, machines. , capture . se- means the of Paris. A 'the east coast of England and Scot- abandoning their possessions. reverse land may be removed without earning. rious for the Kaiser means The guns In the forts meeting final disaster. England, France and Russia signed an are agreement that neither would agree to the attack the best they can, but al- At close of day's con- peace unless all three approved such Too Dangerous to Overlook the the first a course. Famine perils Vienna as ready the great shells of the Teutons flict victory perches on the banner Russian forces cut way toward Berlin. have played great havoc in the French Kidney trouble Is too often overlooked of the allies. At the eastern' end of Retreat of Austrian army, beaten by and too often neglected. But the kidneys the Russian invading .forces, has be- forts. give early sígnala of distress that should the line of battle the British have come a róut. London reports 85,000 The assault of .Nancy is not be mistaken. Backache, headaches, another dizzy spells, too fre- . wounded on between rheumatic pains, spread terror Ger- abandoned fields sudden-southeaster- in the ranks of the Lemberg. Tarnow and Tamopol. step in the move- quent, scanty or painful urination are all - mans . by routing the flower of Prus- ment of the German army.. The Lux- signs of kidney weakness and should not - be mistaken. 'Bian troops and crushing the personal Sept. i. Lemberg, Galicia's capital, emburg division of the Teutons, which of prince, has fallen Into the hands of the Rus- When these warnings appear, use Doan'a command the crown it is sians after seven days of fighting, in battered down the forts at Maubeuge Kidney Pills; the reliable, successful, I reported from the front; ' ' I; which many were killed and wounded. Friday and occupied Rheims and La strongly recommended kidney remedy. Help On west, strongly Czar's forces directing attack on Lub- the medicine by drinking water freely, the near the for lin in northern Galicia. London re- Fere Saturday, is believed to be the hold to good habits and a serious attaek tified city of. Verdum.' the left flank ports complete destruction of right division of the kaiser's invaders which of kidney disease may be avoided. FubUc wing of Kaiser's army in France, and testimony is the best proof of merit. bf the German advance has been Is now battling Nancy. , , , an end of his dash on Paris seems at , turned, and at the center, north, of probable from Ostend dispatches tell- In the meantime, another wing of Wv A Colorado Case. ' ing of the repulse of the Germans Paris, the Teutons are said to bet" re Germans has been dispatched In a Mrs. Alvtra Day, north of Paris and a terrific assault S27 S. Second St, treating slowly to entrenchments they on their line at Rheima;bv the French. southwesterly direction, and its ad- Montrose, Colo., London reports sinking of an Austrian says: made and four days ago. vance now-reporte- "I suffered three steamer Bathon by British cruiser in 'is southwest of from, nalns in my v The Kaiser Is "directing the attack Bay of Biscay. Premier Asquith stat- Paris. This would indicate that Ihe back and there .i against the at Nancy in person. ed in Guildhall. London; that 300,000 re- emperor was,, a .swelling forts cruits have volunteered for service German has formed a great over ' my juaney From official communications given against Germany, and plead for, fur- semicircle around capital. which was more ,f - the French ther reinforcements'. ;; noticeable In their out in Paris yesterday ( it was learned Germany states that her army after morning when Ih that the engagements which began Sept. 3.Rome dispatch to. the Rus- surrounding the allies in Paris will at- first got "up. My nanas Bweueu, uw, vi TlA.aw. ... Saturday Sunday to east and sian embassy says an official report and the un- tack Calais, build emplacements for One box of Doan's.f . asserts that Austrtans have been . of; the" Freiich capital - do-- ' 1,7-inc-h guns, Kidney northeast mercifully) defeated near Lemberg, her dominate the chan- strengthenedrtuiiand Yeloped Monday one1 most with losses of more than 100,000, and up my kid- 3 into of the cap- nel and fire across to Dover. toned that fifty - seven cannon were neys, proving ! ef- - important battles of the campaign tured by the Czar's forces. Petrograd Information reached here by way of forMvft In ttvftrv The armies of the allies are oppos. report states that s were Dover way. I haven't needed any kidney medi- signally near Hallo at the that train service between Paris past year." ing German advance over a front defeated Dieppe cine for the the Junction of .the Gnita.Llpa river, with and had been abandoned, This Get Donn' at Any Store. 50c a Box extending 'for about 120 miles from the Dniester, losing 6,00 killed , and would indicate French expect many prisoners. Including one general, hat the ' le Haudouin, twenty-fiv-e VATiV Nanteuil thirty-tw- o guns, a standard, and quan- an immediatevassault on Paris; , DOANfS POSTER-MILBUR- N BUFFALO, N. Y. miles of Paris, to the great tities of supplies. , Rome dispatch says England, signed CO, northeast It- France and Russia that now the Pope has been elected, ' , fortress of Verdun, In the department aly is expected to declare herself and an agreement that neither would t of Meuse, and twenty miles west, of Join the allies in the war against the agree' to peace unless all three ap- FOR WEAK on Kaiser. Turkish mobilization the - r the German frontier. Persian boundary reported slow. r proved such a course- "' ' lili SORE EYES I

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8. P. Davis and sons are har- vesting cañe for J. W. Woodard near Liberty this week. New Fall Stock nov on display Wolcott Russell, Misses Helen Call and czq our line" of AUdredge and Gladys Hern were autoÍDg in Kansas Valley the first of the week. : Ladies9 aiídl Misses' Cloaks . MUs Helen Russell of Roy has been spending her vacation at the Lucas Ranch. - Mep?s ainid Yorag Men's Slits Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell of Liberty were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brown. ew Stock off Dsy Good, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Ogden Mrs. Geo. Lucas were visitors at the Sweater Coats, Flannel Shirts, Drees Shirts, Under Wear S. R. Crouse home near Chicosa ' Valley. .' V, Latest Novelties in Ribbons, Serges School Suits for Boys L. A. Cannon of Liberty was and Girls, Good Serviceable Hose and Shoes for School; A in Roy the first of the week on business. fine Ásortment of Gingham, Calico, Percale Muslin ,and Long-clot-h- kinds Misses Rachel and Erna Wright We also carry a fine stock in all of were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thread and buttons. Our Pillow Casings and Sheets are Benj.Hoskins Sunday. ' Geo. Lucas and Fred Ogden of thevery best. yy. are very busy harvesting. They leased a corn binder of Baum Bros, and are operating it day and We are now in á position to fill orders for night so that they can get thro' with it so others can have the all kind? of lumber and building material. useof it. Mn and Mrs. L A. Brown were in Roy Tuesday, Chas and Wm. Wright were the guests of the Davis Boys Sunday.

Young Arrellano, the Auto ex- o pert from Springer was in town Thursday demonstrating the H. Goodman's Ford would run all A V i o right when you know how to make her doit. . Tom Blankenship came down from Colfax Thursday as witness in a land case. He is Ditch rid- W)Y9 ing on the irrigated tract there and expects to be there all win- ter; .. As part of the two exhibitions which he will give daily during Miss Edith Nelson concluded the coming stote fair at Albu- J. S. Albertson her visit with her sisters, Mrs querque, Octeber I to ten, Roy Chris tman and Miss Lizzie Nel- Francis, the famous American Export Jovollor son, and left Thursday for her aviator,'will giye a graphic illus- iLcqairing. , in S. Watch and Jewelry home Dakota. y tration of the deadly . part the aircraft of the warring European I am Equipped for the Manufacture of Rings, Brooches, z D. F. Daughhetee, of Mosque- Lockets Etc. on Special Orders. ro, came down from French last nations are taking in the great Saturday to make final proof on conflict.- - Francis this year has At Fairview Pharmacy his homestead bfore Commis. a machine which laughs at alti- 'sioner Foster. He is dne of the tudes and in which he is giving Mexico, wonderful exhibitions of his pro- Hoy Nw earnest and capable young men wess as a master of bricks who are the guarantee of the fu- , air and mesa. traffic. Fountain Cheerfulness, ture of this ' Most Men Do Both. cf Be cheerful ; do not brood orer íes3 the? comedy to him who thinks A gang of m en got off Polly Life is a hopes unrealized, until a ch&ia, by ... who feels. Horaat link a tragedy to him end-woun- here Wednesday. They 'were Davenport link, is fastened on each thought d Jess broke an axle Walpole. approched and offered work in in his Ford week, walking in round the heart Nature in- last tended you to be the fountain spring the threshing and one of them he for the first time since has World. of cheerfulness and social life, end ctct game out to Needed in the was and went the been driving a car. lie got a Carry the radiance of your soul la the trarelinf monument of toeptlr tsti taehnefcoiy. IM3. gang. The rest hastily "Drift new one next day f from the your face; let the world have ta ed". i Springer Garage. benefit of it. Fax. A SPANISH-AMERICA- THE N.

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Duke Ernest August of Brunswick and his duchess, "born Princess Vic- toria Louise of Prussia, were the chief toploa of conversation throughout Ger- many Just before the breaking out of the great war. In fact, the then pos- sibility of war was lost sight of in the exhaustive discussions; of the daily Half Million Dollars on Grounds in doings of the kaiser's only daughter Nearly Spent

. and her husband, their comings and expenditure of nearly million In i ' goings, their method of living and RF ASHINGTON. An half a dollars the their plans for the future. Although 1 improvement of public buildings and grounds In Washington during the ! ! i the youngest of the sovereigns, of. the last fiscal year Is shown by the report of CoL W. W. Harts, engineer officer . m minor German, states they have be- '''). ina cnarge, to unieiM- mm or engineersM tsang-TK a - come the most Interesting and promi- maa. ' nent, "i' '' The largest expenditure during un-- Duchess Victoria ; Louise is an the year was $206,462 for the improve-

. tiring reformer, changer,1 meddler and ment and care of parks and the propa- molder. Immediately after she and gating gardens. A total of $89,300 waa her husband were installed aa sover- expended in repairs to the - White and pal- eigns of Brunswick the court House , and improvement to the ace life, as conducted since 1907 by grounds. Other expenditures were of . the Regent Duke Johann Albrecht $36,&40 for the Barry monument; Mecklenburg waB radically changed $16,278 for the care and maintenance in a direction opposite to local expec oí the Highway bridge; $11,772 for tations. Brunswick awaited a reversion to the ceremonial court etiquette the maintenance of Washington which flourished before 1884, when the last duke of Brunswick died. Vener- monument. Attention was given to 244 parks and Bmall reservations. Three able schloss butlers and maitres d'hotel, who remembered the duke, rejoiced additional park spaces were transferred to the chief of engineers by the Dis- at the impending revival of the famous Brunswick "dinner etiquette," the limit trict commissioners. young ma- : of old German tedium and solemnity. "Wait," was the refrain, "till the Additional progress was made in the construction of a bituminous duke comes into his own." Instead, the new sovereigns set to living in the cadam roadway around the river and harbor sides of the portion of Potomac simple way observed by Prussia' court on all except ceremonial occasions, park eást of the railroad embankment During the two years ended June 30, during which the road has been under construction, 8,320 linear feet of road has been leaving 9,240 feet yet to' be constructed. built, linear , BRITAIN'S WAR SECRETARY Summarizing some of the improvement work done during the year, Colo-- nel Harts' report shows that 26,000 trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants were 2,474 731 watermains laid, 16,000 feet-o- f ' planted, feet of water pipe and feet of Many have been the attempts to 665 square drain pipe .laid, 786 , square yards ot cement footwalks and Among Interview I Lord Kitchener. yards of concrete footwalks laid, 19,200 square yards of bituminous-boun- d story la of the these the best that macadam road built, 86,000 square yards of macadam roadway surfaced with to the, Yankee who handed his card coal tar, four new park lodges built, and.'668,000 plants propagated at the general when he returned from South propagating gardens, which 681,000 were planted in the small parks and repre- of with the remark, "Sir, I X "& reservations. J , sent that paper." ... .:' "How interesting," responded Lord Kitchener, turning his back on the i Than the Paper Towel ' Sanitary Drier, Cheaper would-b- e Interviewer; '; mi i' story comes from Aber- - Another for drying the hands has been Invented by J. deen. Lord Kitchener was discovered and sanitary device ANEW superintendent of the District building at Washington, D. C. one morning at Aberdeen station, hav- It has been placed use in the large public lavatories in that building, where ing there: on his way to Bal- in arrived as eco- moral by the night express. The It has given successful as well nomical service. youngest reporter of the evening pa- THIS 13 W II , hand-drie- r consists per was on the platform," and ap--; This electric, )m of a casing measuring 11 by 13 inches D0P proached the great man, explaining " '"bn ' sanitary that he represented a local Journal. square and mounted a ."Glad to meet you," said his lordship. báse, having 12-inc- h legs. A powerful "Now tell me, do you know Aberdeen 11 blower mounted in". the casing distrib- l S'vU-Sí.- delight- i utes air through a heating element, well?" 'Tes," said the youth, mm iM thence through ducts' and ,, deflectors so complaisant. ed to find his victim ...... I . i "Excellent," said Lord Kitchener. and finally to an opening in' the top, "Then you can tell me where I cán where the hands-- are held to be dried. find a good-barbe- r, one who really shaves well." "Oh, yes," replied the news- The warmed air is equally distributed paper man, and he led his lordship to a barber shop. His lordship thanked to all parts of the hands at the same ' him much, but the' youth interposed with a request that 'ha might state hfl time and absolutely no movement of the hands is required.. The device 18 quick-actin- g had spoken to Lord Kitchener. He hoped for more of an interview. . U operated by a foot pedal, pressure on which sets in operation a "Certainly," responded the field marshal heartily, "and you can add thaj switch by which the blower is started, the stoppage of the device' being ef- you are the most obliging and Intelligent Inhabitant of Aberdeen I have evei fected by releasing the foot pedal. ' ' hand-drie- r, In met!" - The lad went back to his editor rather shamefacedly with his tale, This known as the "air towel," is adapted for use factories but the expert was enthusiastic. "Write every word," he commanded, and where large forces are employed, in public lavatories, surgical and dental himself supplied a string of headings, in which "Lord Kitchener in Aberdeen operating rooms and the like where the public health Is to be considered by ; Morning", ' using sanitary methods. - Interview With Our. Representative This were, the least ' ; ;. " j His Fee MRS: WILLIAM GRAVES SHARP Sam Brown's Way of Paying Lavvyer's HUGHES ot New Jersey started his professional life in the town - v SENATOR "I look forward with intense pleas- And one of the funniest incidents of his career happened ure to the trip to France," said Mrs, soon after he had hung out his shingle. It seems that there was in the place ' Sharp, wife of ; William Graves Sharp, ' , í , a man whose lazy habits had given whom President; Wilson recently ap him a bad name, so that pretty much pointed as ambassador to the French everything that went wrong was laid republic. "I personally deem the post BK OUT) on this same Sam Brown. One day a at Paris to be the choice of the entire wealthy man wearing a handsome dia- diplomatic list, becausa the interests THIS . mond pin went Into a saloon for re- and tastes of thé country find greaj freshments; and aB he leaned over ' sympathy with those of myself and i IT1CKET the counter he noticed that Sam was my husband. The artistic and sci- standing very close. vOn leaving the entific of my own nature -- x r tendencies place he at once missed the pin and will rejoice, congenial surround- tr in the had Sam arrested. , ings that we shall find in France, and Sam retained Hughes as his attor- I can say that we are delighted witb ney. Protesting his innocence, Sam the prospect of the experience." so wrought on Hughes' feeling that the latter went to the complainant and Myron suc- The wife of Herrick's assurea me man mat cam was enureiy muoceui ui uiv wen. uui iuo uuim 4 cessor is cultured and progressive. was obdurate. - ' She Is abreast of the leaders in the When Hughes returned ,to Sam with the man's statements, explaining march of Intellect and the advance of how convincing were the facts against him, Sam with tears in his eyes again learning. Her manner Is frank and swore that he had never seen the pin and wept at Hughes' having ever doubt- speaks with pre- prepossessing. She ed his innocence. ' . cision. She organizes her thoughts The trial came off at the set time. Hughes plead the cause of Sam with and delivers them rapidly. In appear- such sincerity that the client was released 'as "not guilty." And, Hughes ance she is matronly. Her hair is patted himself on the back for his knightly deed. ' Her eyeB dark and , P1Í1V 1,(1 K1:,M UCHik, it lii a bOtl. becoming style. are The next morning Sam stalked1 into Hughes office. V dignified in manner bright and her skin fair and rosy. She is and distinctive 1 haven't got any money to pay you, Mr. Hughes," he said, as he threw and carries herself with an admirable air of composure and poise. Her hob a bit of pasteboard on the table, "but take your pay out of that It's the pawn-

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We beg to announce to the Public that our felies Have irirSved. ' We now issue TICKETS With Every Purchase as Heretofore. AH tickets are Redeemable. ' v We also have 10(D) ClfHOOl.

at a value of 50c each. We will give one of these bags with Each Pair of School Shoes value $2.00 and up, Bought at, Our Store and also on every Boy's Suit purchased from us. Come Eárly! We have but 100 F eratoim Mercasntile Coi

The threshers are conceding Walter Ross and Chas. Stanley of that it will take the three big Salado were in town last Sat- urday machines six weeks yet to finish and welcome callers at LOCAL NEWS Would you wheat threshing on this mesa. thisofnce. They find it difficult to get hands IStlStlilSSStSIH and the farmers are all begging Elmer Evans was in Follow the for help'to get their feed crops and called to order his S-- returned Sat- cared for. This is the first time Charlie Deaton um,,u irom ijelin bapk to whither he we really urday from Clayton Example of have ever been up a Mills as they have decided tórP. went in interest oi some ui u gainst a scarsity of help here and turn to their ranch, a number of we who clients." He tiled are begging the fellows Mr. Evans will return to Belin on his return Dan Slade have been working elsewhere to to homesteaders arrange his business affairs which is proof that he succeeded come back and help us. but will be here this winter in his mission. If you We are glad to' welcomo twv S. P. Ssrsain orders his S-- back to the Mesa. of F. S. Buy your gasoline Suddenly sent to him at Mills in future. Brown--- 25c. per Gallon. He has recently returned from The Democrats at Albert. Became Selma Arkansas to thresh his Union County, held a rousing a wheats Mrs. Sersam is visiting caucus Saturday. Thu following Fred Tinker, of Mosquero, was ' in Ohio at present but will be delegates were chosen to repre in Roy Saturday , on business, Multi-- here to live this winter. sent the precinct at the Union Hé is like the rest of the farmers County Conyention ot Clayton, very busy and very enthusiastic Sept. 14th. over his success this season. Millionaire? They are comming back in A. F. Chaves, Prank Heiman, now all parts droves from of the Sr. Joe Ballard, J. W. Johnson, East. There is nothing succeeds Alternates; E. W. Paxton,Benj Notice Cream Shippers like and good crops success Beller, Sr. J. U. Baca, Wn Noff ke bring them all back to our won- Alberts a live Democratic . Fred Brown Pays 23 aents derful climate. We who have Who is precinct and will send a full del- for Cream stayed by it and made,, the pre- egation to Cláyton. sent conditions for the rest to Dan? come to, ieelthat we are entitled Cumraings, an attorney The members of the 500 club P. M. to considerable credit for haying Mo was in Roy last were delightfully éntertained at from Joplin, made conditions what they are looking after his land, the the home of Mrs. F. S. Brown week for, be it known- - This mesa claim east of Watch Friday Sept. 4th. A most inter- John a Thompson would still be trackless prairie as a man who can ap- esting game was play ed, at which own. He is it has been for the past ten good thing and will 1 his Mrs. F. S. Brown scored the preciate a raper thousand years instead of com. more land in highest and Mrs. W. G. Johnson try to purchase munity of modern homes if peo vicinity and establish a lit- scored lowest. After the game that and See ple did not stay here and farm it We expect to delicious refreshments were ser tle ranch there, the "Doubting near and prove to ved. The guests present were see him here again in the x Gods Thomaes'" that this is Mrs. McMinimy and Miss Maud future. Country. Higgins. SPANISH-AMERICA- THE N.

Ambassador Herrick transmitted to ii ohm nnnro LATEST NEWS the state department the1 protest of VIILOUN UI1ÜLO i; ALL OUR a committee of Americans in Paris

against . the dropping of bombs by EPITÜIZED German airships. COAL STRIKE END Secretary Garrison said the dis niiBmoD patch of federal troops to Fort Wil- - lam Henry Harrison, near ' Helena. PRESIDENT , DRAFTS PERSONAL There Is Hardly A Woman FROM TELEGRAPHIC REP0RT8 Mont., from Fort Wright, was purely a precautionary measure. PLEA TO MINERS AND OP-- , Who Does Not Rely Upon THAT COVER THE WEEK'S ; ERATORS. EVENTS. President Wilson hás prepared a Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- message to Congress urging the neces- sity of emergency revenue legislation etable Compound. to offset curtailment In customs re Princeton, 111. " I had inflammation- - ceipts since the beginning of the Eu- 3-YE- AR OF MOST INTEREST LANS TRUCE headaches in the back of my neck ropean war. hard Win ! mi i.n.'i i i.'.i.'l and a weakness all A French relief fund is being formed caused by female to assist sick and wounded refugees, '. trouble, and I took KEEPING THE READER POSTED only French, Belgian, SUGGESTED AGREEMENT GIVES 1 not but also Lydia E. Pinkham'a ON MOST IMPORTANT English and other nationalities, who BASIS FOR SOLVING DIS- - Vegetable Com- CURRENT TOPIC3. are swarming into Paris and other '"" PUTES. pound with such ex-- French centers. . cellent results that I The Clayton anti-trus- t bill to sup am now feeling fine. WesUrn .Newspaper Union Newt Service. plement the Sherman law, which will Western Newspaper Union Newg Service. .. I recommend the WESTERN. complete the administration trust leg- Washington. President Wilson Compoundand praise all. shall be islative program for this session of sought to end the Colorado coal strike it to I Eleven miners were imprisoned in congress, passed the senate. The vote glad to have you Company Monday by appealing to employers the mine of the Union Coal x ; publish my was forty-si- to sixteen. and employés to adopt a "tentative letter., at, Adamson, Utah, as a result of a neighbor, around me Ambassador Gerard notified the basi3 for the adjustment of the There is scarcely a cave-i- n which blocked the mine en does not use your medicine, State Department that the German un strike," drawn up by the commission who "Mrs. trance. R. No. 4, Box 30, Prince iversities would be open to citizens of of conciliation appointed by Secretary J. P. Johnson, ton, Illinois. The Gary mills of the United States neutral countries A great number of Wilson of the Labor Department. - steel corporation are now running at American students now in Germany The appeal was sent to the president Experience of a Nurse. "top-notc- h for 1914," according to the . expect to enroll. , , , of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company, PolancLN.Y. "In my experience as a semi-offici- al a statement given out at JPink-ham- Victor-America- think Lydia 's Thomas W. Gregory of Austin, Tex., the chairman of the n nurse I certainly E. Gary, Ind. Compound was in as attorney general o Fuel Company, the president of the Vegetable is a great Mrs. C. L. Jones of Hastings, waa fe- the United States. The oath was ad- Rocky Mountain Fuel Company and to medicine, I wish all women with killed and Mr. Jones was seriously would take t Mine male troubles it I took it " ministered by Chief Justice White. the officers of the United hurt when their automobile was through the Change of Later J. C. McReynolds, the retiring Workers of America. It was f when passing by train a grade crossing and always struck a at attorney general, took the oath as as after the President had sev- Life with great results I re St. George ranch, four miles east Compound to all my pa- at sociate justice of the Supreme Court. eral conferences with Secretary Wil- commend the Sidney, Neb. know of their condition in of son. . tients if I arrest at ' There were 7,551 national banks do time, I will gladly do all I can to help Fourteen men are under The basis of agreement offered by of the cam ing business in the United States at others to know of this great medicine." Butte, Mont., as the result the President includes the establish- paign of the state militia looking to the close of business Aug. 31, accord- Mrs. Horace Newman, Poland, Her comp ment of a three-yea- r truce, subject to the arrest of labor leaders for whom ing to a statement Issued by the kimer Co., N.Y. the enforcement of . the mining and recently issued, cbarg troller of the currency. They had an ill do drag along until warrants were labor laws of Colorado; the return to If you are not ing the inciting of riot. authorized capital of" $1,073,4,175, an operation is necessary, but at once and circulation outstanding or $77,-- work of miners who have not been Wheat prices at Chicago Thursday pro take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable 540.281. of which $120,241,700 was se convicted of law violations; the advanced to the highest point since Compound. cured by other than United States hibition of intimidation of union or beginning of the European war. the bonds. nonunion men; the publication of cur If yon want special advice writ May wheat touched $1.24 surpassing ...... rent scale of wages and rules, and the Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co., by one-fourt- h cent the topmost level The federal postal authorities can appointment of a grievance committee (confidential) Lynn, Mass. reached on the wild upturn, recently. not guarantee, that letters mailed for by the employés. It is the sentiment in the Oriental German and Austrian points will ever The agreement provides that in quarters at San Francisco and reports reach their destination. The superin- cases where the pfflcers of the com The Wretchedness from Los Angeles, Seattle, Fortiand, tendent of foreign mails at New York pany or the grievance committees can Vancouver" B. C. and other' coast frankly admits this. So far as this not settle difficulties, a commission of of Constipation . every ef- by cities indicate that the view is genera government is concerned, three men named by the President Can quickly be overcome . that there will be another revolution fort is being made to get the mails shall step in and act as the final CARTER'S LITTLE through. But there are no steamers LIVER PILLS. Inside of a year. . referee of all disputes. running direct to German or Austrian vegetable Because the incidental fund of his Under the agreement the claim for Purely ports these days. act surely and office has become exhausted Governor contractural relations would be lUMÍltKd waived, no mine guards would be em gently on tne West of Oregon ordered hi3 telephone liver. Cure FOREIGN. ployed, the federal troops now on duty disconnected and announced that per ( Biliousness, sons who might wish to communicate in the strike district would be with Head with him must prepay wire tolls or Nearly 2,000 refugees from Ostend drawn, picketing, parading, colonizing ache, postage both ways. ; ' and Dieppe reached London. or mass campaigning by the miners stopped, suspension ness, and Indigestion, They do their duty. Charges that the government has Estimates of the Canadian wheat would be and the of work would be prohibited pending SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. been defrauded of more than $2,000, crop place the total at 133,000,000 a decision by the commission. The ex- Signature 000 in three years in taxes on colored bushels. Genuine must bear pense of the commission would be di- oleomargarine, were made at A dispatch froin Vienna to the Wolff between employers and em- Ohio, in federal indictment re- Copenhagen, says that the vided the bus, bureau at ployés. turned against several of the most settlement on the bourse has passed prominent business men of the city without a single case of bankruptcy. V Ailtii.lt' il I Japan is preparing to land her POPE SENDS, BLESSING. HAIR BALSAM A toilet preparation of merit. - to WASHINGTON. . troops on European soil, according JBelpa to eradicate dandruff. t of travelers recently Washington, Monslgnor Bonzano, For Reatorins Color and the statement y , ueauty to uray or raaea raair. --. toe, ana Thirty-on- e food dealers were indict- arrived at Peking from Japanese the apostolic delegate, received a luo at uruggiata. ed at Washington by a federal grand ports. - cable from Rome in which Pope Bene jury under the Sherman law on counts A dispatch to the Iteuter Telegram diet; XV extended the apostolic bene W. N. U., DENVER, NO. 37-19- 14. charging price fixing. Company from Paris, says that the diction to the delegation, the clergy Contrary to tradition the "It" in military governor has ordered that no and the laity of the United States The world is always willing to give dispatch was reply mes has9 climbed September will not signal return of private motor car be allowed to leave The in to a a" man a boost after he de- sage sent to the Vatican by . Monslgnor pretty close to the top. .. J the oyster season, sea food dealers Paris. clared. It is too hot yet, they say.' Bonzano, which said: Germany is now allowing the expor pray your to accept the Important to of command of the Atlan- "I holiness Mothers Transfer tation of coal which has been accum respectful congratulation and homage Examine carefully every bottle ol tic battleship fleet from Rear Admiral a, CASTORIÁ, remedy foi ulatinsc for long time, says a dis of filial obedience and reverence, with a safe and sure - Badger to Rear Admiral Fletcher will and children, and see that It patch to the Chronicle froin Copen wish of long and happy pontificate infants take place at Hampton Roads. the hagen. In the name of the delegation, the Bears the No warships are to be taken away Reports from France say that the clergy and the faithful of the United Signature of from Mexican waters at present and duke of Westminster, at great risk to States, who implore your apostolic Tn TTsfi For Over 30 Years. of command of the . fleet ' transfer his own life, carried Captain Grenfell, benediction." v.v Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria from Rear Admiral Badger to Rear who had been wounded, oüt of range The cable reply is signed by Car Fletcher has been postponed ' Admiral during the fighting. dinal Ferratta, the newly selected A He is too good to be wasted and until next month. papal secretary state, and says: in results years prison was the sen of too subtle and uncertain its With the return to Washington of Three in holy Benedict XV wel the house. imposed upon a private soldiei "The father to be kept around American naval officers, who were in tence comes the homage and expressions of named Fischer by the military court France at the time of the outbreak filial -- piety sent by your excellency, Bed Cross Bag Bloa, much better, goes of Third Army corps at .Berlin, of the war, it became known that Mrs. the in the name of the delegation, the farther than liquid blue. Get from any having expressed just before the grocer. Adv. George W, Goethals, wife of Governor for clergy and the faithful of the United opening of hostilities the opinion that Goethals of the Panama canal zone, States. He heartily thanks and blesses of war the Socialists in A woman must indeed be desperate was arrested at Ville Franche as a in the event them and in particular your excel army would shoot their own off! " when she doesn't care who knows hei German spy shortly after th war the lency." y - age. cers. , i

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Seldomrldge Bunko. A Poor Architect. Attacks self-mad- Washington. in public docu IIERNAUDEZ IS NAMED "He a e man." , Traffic "I know. He surely made a mistake ments, especially the collection of STATE NEWS " In not consulting an expert" " state papers known as "messages of , the-Hous- was, . OF INTEREST TO ALL 8ELECTED BY REPUBLICANS FOR the Presidents," attacked in Smile on wash day. you by Representative Seldom- NEW MEXICO CONGRESSMAN, That's when use Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes whiter thaa rldge of Colorado. According to Sel- PEOPLE snow. All grocers. Adv. domrldge, many private firms have succeeded in getting $59 a set for the Hugh Williams Nominated for Corpor An Old Stone Weapon. Western Newspaper Union New Service. - volume, while the government sells ation Commissioner- Names of A remarkable stone weapon, ex DATES FOR COMING EVENTS them to all comers at $15. . New Central Committeemen, tremely heavy and .shaped like a Sept. 16-1- 8. County Fair at Farming-ton- "mere small and effective Maori Tu-cumc- Sept. 23-2- 5. Quay County Fair at club but fitted with a long handle, American Imports Increase. Newspaper Clo-vl- s. Western Union News Service. Sept. 24-2- 6. Curry County Fair at was recently found by a New Zealand-e- r Washington. Merchandise im- Santa Fé. Benigno C. Hernandez of in Walkaremoana dis- 25-2- 6. in a cave the ported into the United States during Sept. Colfax County Fair at Rio Arriba county was nominated by Springer. trict. It was so heavy that it required July.(amounted to $160,178,133, the De-- V Oct. 1-- s. Dona Ana . County Fair at the Republicans for Congress, and " two hands to lift it, and it Í3 not pratment of Commerce announced: lifts Cruces State Corporatipn Commissioner Hugh Oct. 0. 34th Annual New Mexico therefore likely to have been a weap Imports in July, 1913, and July, 1912, cor-- , . State Fair, Albuquernue. L. Williams as candidate for the on carried in. battle. Some of the were, respectively $139,061,770 and Oct. 19. Live Stock and Products Ex- H. position at Roswell. poration commission. W. Andrews Maoris themselves suppose it was $148,666,738. Merchandise valued at Nov. 23-2- 5. Meeting State Teachers' was the only opposing candidate Association at Albuquerque. merely used for dispatching prisoners $134,082,225 was exported last month whose name was placed before the taken In war, others that it was left as compared with $160,990,778 in July convention. of-la- . New Mexico has 66,887 persons em- in the cave by Te Kooti In his historic st year and $148,885,355 in the Ralph C. Ely of Deming, Luna coun ployed on farms. ; trek from Walkaremoana in the sev- same month of 1912. - ty, as of Cantaloupe' shipments lately from was selected chairman the enties. The probability is that it Is Republican state central committee. Sumner have averaged four cars very much older, and belonged to the Ft Lorenzo Delgado was elected secre- MEASURE MOUNTAIN SNOWFALL. a day. ,. Tuhoe or Urewera people, who fought tary; Col. D. Sena, sec Jose assistant In earlier days all over that district The Belgian government has grant- retary, W. D. Murray, of Information Sought to Show Water and Silver ' ed amnesty to deserters if they will City, treasurer. Available for Irrigation. : The Manufacture of Rosaries. return home. new na- The personnel of the central At Kandahar rosaries are extensive- Denver. Forest officers on the Preparations are about complete for committee is as follows: Bernalillo, ly manufactured from soft crystallized tional forests in Wyoming will thirty-fift- h annual Farmington fair Albu- - the F. A. Hubbell, Jesus Romero, silicate of magnesia. This Is .quarried with the United States Weather on Sept. 15-1- 7. C. querque. Chaves, E. C. Cahoon, W. from a hill about 30 miles northwest Bureau during the coming winter by Reports' from Arrey are to the effect Reid, Roswell. Colfax, T. H.' O'Brien, of the city, where soapstone and an securing ah accurate record of the that that precinct went "wet" at the Dawson; E. 0. Crampton, Raton. Cur timony are also obtained in consider- depth and density of snowfall in the. recent election. ; - ry, C. H. Hammon, W, A. Havener, able abundance. The stone varies in mountains. This data is sought by the

o, Clovis. R. Lucero, H. said, ' Santa 36 majority; Dona Ana, Jose color from a light yellow to a bluish Weather Bureau, it is for the Rosawet, L, dry, 35 majority; Ft. Sum- B. Holt, Las Cruces. Eddy, D. white, and is generally, opaque. The purpose of basing its forecasts on the M. S. Groves, ner, wet, 2 majority. Newkirk, Artesia; Santa most popular 'kind is straw colored probable amount of water available Fovf-ler- , D. Murray, semi-transpare- nt state. Fe, Grant, W. Matt ; for irrigation throughout the It The annual conference and camp and A few speci Silver City. Guadalupe, J. V. Gal Is also of value to the forest service meeting of the Seventh Day Advent- mens are of mottled greenish color, legoes, Fort Sumner; A. P. Anaya, brown, or nearly black. Rosaries and In its study of the climatic conditions ista of New Mexico was held at Ros- Brady, ' ' Fort Somner. Lincoln, Robert sorts are made for throughout the various national forest well. j charms of various Hondo; W. t E. Blanchard, Atabela, exportation to Mecca. The waste pow regions of the West By vote 824 to 473 the voters a of Luna, C. J. Laughrenj Deming; H. H. der from the rosary Industry is used According to local forestry officials, rejected proposi- x of Curry ,county the Williams, Santa Fe. McKinley, Gre& as a remedy for heartburn. the general plan provides for the In- tion to establish a county high school ory Page, David Garcia, Gallup. Mora, stallation and reading of snow scales at Melrose. I R. Aguilar, ranging E. H. Biernbaum, Mora; J. In a Modern Restaurant located at elevations from Mrs. Mary C. Rooney of Fort Sum- Wagon Mound. Otero, J. M. Fall, Patron They tell me your head eight to eleven thousand feet and on ner is one of the heirs to a vast es Three Rivers; Edwin Mechem, Why is that? representative sites in the different ' chef has left tate which is rapidly being settled in Quay, Murry W. Shaw, Tu-- Well, sir, we had to dis types of forest growth and drainage v Waiter V Baltimore, Md. cumcari;' Pablo Garcia y Gonzales, charge him. The manager hired a new areas. Beginning the last of Novem- J. M. Hawkins, postmaster at Naravisa. Rio Arriba, L. Bradford tango dancer and he couldn't afford to ber these scales will be read by for nogordo for the past eleven years, has Prince, Alex. Read, Santa Fe. Roose keep them both. est rangers at the end of each month snt in hi3 resignation to the postof-fic- velt, T, J. Molinarl, S. F. Anderson, during the season of snowfall. It is department. Portales. Sandoval, E. A. Miera, A Prominent Trait planned to place no less than twelve Cuba; Esquipula Baca, Pena Blanca. Beven for- Ricardo Gauna, of near Barney, was "I understand Dolby is all in.." snow scales on each of the Galles, Farmington; follow- fataüly injured in a runaway. He was San Juan, L. F. "Not quite. His egotism still sticks ests in the state, covering the r Mi- George F. Bruington, Aztec. San Age-Heral- drainages: North Platte, thrown from a wagon, the vehicle out" Birmingham ing principal guel, Se.c. Romero, Las (In- passing over his body. John W. Clark, Green, Snake, Upper Yellowstone Vegas. Santa' Fe, Celso Lopez, M. A. Even when a man has a pull he cluding the Big Horn and Shoshone Edith L. Richmond, a nurse at the Tru-Jillo- , Ortiz, Santa Fe.' Sierra, V. G. sometimes has to be, pushed. rivers), and the Lower Yellowstone . Hospital for Tubercu United States Will M. Robinson, Hillsboro. (all of Big Horn range.)f af- east the lous Soldiers, died' at Fort' Bayard Y. Magdalena; -- Socorro, J. Aragón, H. FOOD, FACTS ter a fcravé struggle for life. O. Bursum, Socorro. Taos, Malaqulas ' What An M. D. Learned. Mrs. Ernest Harms, wife of the Martinez, A. A. Rivera,' Taos. Tor superintendent of old Sil Romero, Tajique; AnrTVirMt formen the rance, Reymundo A prominent Georgia physician went was killed in a rail Union, Eu X i 1 ver City smelter, Antonio Salazar, Estancia. through a food experience which ha Chihuahua, Mexico. Gallegos, Gallegos; H. Ham , I' (CARBIDE) way, Wreck near fracio J. makes public. W. R. Jackson was shot and killed mond, Clayton. Valencia, J. M. Luna, was my own experience that "It 1 Los Lunas; M. P. Chaves, San Rafael. Grape-Nut- L1UI1 by Archie F. Gibbs following a quarrel first led me to advocate s teg;!?. IHU at the old town of Montclair near food and I also know, from having PLANTS Carlsbad. 'Gibbs may be .fatally shot. State Fair Baby Contest. prescribed it to convalescents and pos t 1 I Ggvernor William C. McDonald has Albuquerque. In addition to other weak patients, that the food is a FOR THE FARM. participation in cash and other of named V Arthurs C. Culver of Albuquer sible wonderful rebuilder and restorer ER'S HOME. BE que, Bernalillo county, and R. V. Ware prizes aggregating more than $1,500, nerve and brain tissue, as well as mus- COMFORTABLE of State College, Dona Ana county, babies entered in the New Mexico cle. It improves the digestion and notaries publid. state fair baby contest at Albuquer- sick patients gain very rapidly, Just Write for Catalog and que, Oct. 5 to 10, will be given a care- did strength and weight Prices certificate'.renewing corporate as I in A the physical examination and a report low ful "I was In such a state that I Kendiie-Boltfío- County Bank, The ff existence of the. Sierra made to the mother by a committee had to give up my work entirely, and foV twenty years at Hillsboro, another of three physicians, experts In child went to s of this state, M. & S. Company was filed' in the office of the state ' life. A bank account of $100, to be two months there did not improve ' commission. ' but DENVER. COLO. incorporation placed in. the bank offering the larg- me; In fact, I was not quite as well Bill Arp. of almost everywhere, was est premium for he deposit and to as I home. ' when left taken in charge by Marshal Harper remain untouched until the child, is of "My food did not sustain me and WOLCOTT SCHOOL , at a wagon yara m Artesia, on me preparatory school age, .will form the plain must change. it became that I The West's Leadinsr School for Girls. Grape-Nut- s charge of stealing a horse and a sad first prize. Then I began to use food te Equipment Fully Ac- Lincoln county. could mile credited. HiKh Grade. Opens Sep- dle in and in two weeks I walk a 16th. Catalogue on request. re- tember Gross Kelly ji Co., of Las Vegas, Get Your Patents. without fatigue, and in five weeks Address practice, tak- WOLCOTT SCHOOL have applied tc-- the state corporation Santa Fe. Register Frank Delagdo turned to my home and Department A, Denver, .Colorado. commission for a six cent rate on of the United States land office is ing up hard work again. Since that time I have felt as well and strong lumber, per 10ft pounds, from Glorieta compiling a list of persons for whom Motorcycle Bargains ' as I ever did in my life. and intermediate points to Las Vegas, United States patents have arrived at Uoed and rebuilt motorcycles. "As a physician who seeks to help ,Wb must mil (Jnaranteed; Republican and Democratic nom the land office, but which have not dhlpnod subject to Inspection. sufferers, I consider a duty to 101) U congress and corporation been called for. Ityis said that more all it different machtnes.Send inees for make these facts public." Name given list and cacalo of the Bir X. commissioner are preparing for a state than 100 patents await callers in Th Mad Auto Oyolb Co., 14th & Bdwy., Denver by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Wasters Distributors of Bxcelslor Autocodes wide campaign, the itinerary to in Santa Fe county alone. i' Trial 10 days of Grape-Nut-s, when elude visits to every one of the twen " regular food does not seem to sustain ty-si- x counties. To Face Trial on Four Indictments. the body, works wonders. "There's a Fully Accredited engineer of coun " ' The state has been in Estancia. The officers this Reason." If you are lookinr for a real formed that workmen are driving ty are taking steps to bring back Look pkgs. famous little good school for your son or t in for the dauffhter to attsnd, you wtU piles on the Carrtaozo. bridge which from lexaa Robert & Howe, against book, "The Road to Wellville." do well to Investígate Th is to be a timber bridge built by the whom four indictments are pending in Ever read the above letter!, A new CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE orne Btwet. Denver, state and paid -- for by the county of county, one for murder and three appears from time to time. They 201 15th this are genuine, true, and (all of huma Colo. Write today for catalog Lincoln. for burglary. i tatereat. , SPANISH-AMERICA!- " THE ".

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f Everbody Reads 'Dr. S. Locke, D, D. S. 0f THE JOURNAL Tucumcari Hospital o Modern Equipment, Why? Because it Prints Largest X-Ra- y' Coil in N. M Today's News Today Graduate Nurses. and Lots of it. And be- Drs. Noble & Doughty, cause it is independent TUCUMCARi, : : N. M 20-2- in politics and the Will be in ROY Sept. 4 wears collar of no political par- to clo your Dental work. ty.

Dates-Depend- able THE ROY Watch this Space For 60 cts. A' MONTH - Work at Reasonable Prices. . BY MAIL BARBER SHOP Teeth Extracted Without Pain. C. A. ARMOUR, Prop., Office with Dr. M. D. GIBBS. Albuquerque New Baih Room and up-t- o date Fixtures. "" ' Cgci51l 10EZ )CZ3i5' Morning Journal A modern Barber Shop.

OOOCOCOCXXXXXXXOC)000000000 Dr. S. Locke will be in Roy Sept. 20--3- 4 at the Fairview Phar- macy to care for the Dental needs 1 of his friends. See his adv. if you forget the date. i AICE THE . PUBLIC SALE: Of Holstein Wantedto buy a span of mares Heiffers, At Goodmans' Correl. SPANISH-AMERICA- N young and weight 1000 lbs. also Roy N; M.. Saturday, Sept, 19 want to buy wagon will pay right 1914; at 2 P. M. Seven head of . pi-ices- Address: good dairy heiffers one and two J Th Frank J. Lukasck weeiviy 111 1 murine 5 lerri new years old. Terms, Cash. Best mexico V' Roy N. M, S. B. Shannon. 1. N R. ; PER YEAR T l pd s Webb Kidd, who was here $1.50 some weeks ago and bought a 23 , Alfred Davenport came m Sat ranch over in the Red River urday from Dodge City Kansas breaks came in this week with A. L. Hanson, and will be here in future to help his brother Oscar Kidd and the his brother Jess in his many two will sta rt ranching it at once Deputy State Game enterprises. He has been They are of a line of Texas cattle Warden threshing for weeks and is glad men and seem to know the bus- Hunting Licenses Executed of the change. iness. We are glad to welcome them and wish them success. Everybody desiring to carry a gun for any purpose Dr. Brady of Dawson passed y must secure a Hunting License whether he hunts on

- Wednesday- en . thru town route W. II. Willcox ahd wife drove H his own property or elsewhere. to his old home in Kentucky to to Springer Sunday in their Auto m'l"m?vwu, wm'uwmQmmwtiswpr wm while convalescing from the Monday visit returning evening. Field's First Need. recent operation for appendicitis They were guests of friends in Á priest was called upon to pray to which he was subjected. Springer. - over the barren fields of his parishion- - er8. He passed from one inclosure to Ghe benedic- Orient! another, and pronounced his tion until he came to a most unprom- ising case. He surveyed the sterile Hotel, READ THE acres in despair. "Ah!" said he, "brethren-n- use to, pray here this Mrs. S. Tylfer, needs fertilizing." San Francisco Ar- gonaut - Proprietress

ALBUQUERQUE , New Management, Best 0? service, EM ' Shining-Examples- . Reasonable Rates The brightness of many a young News of the World by Associated Press Leased Wire. man consists largely of waistcoats DOOOOOd and neckties. - News of New Mexico and Eastern Arizona by Special Corre- spondents. - . Peculiar Form of Currency. Daily Quotations, including Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, H6e Yarieti Stock Market Along the African coast axes are the Hay and Grain. ; accepted, currency. FAIR IN POLITICS; DEMOCRATIC IN PRINCIPLE. Machine

City of Apartment. Houses. Works, N ALL THE HEWS THE DAY IT HAPPENS Dwelling houses are fast becoming C. E. Anderson (El Sonn, Propr's, only a memory in New York city. Few Well Equipped with Poweif Machinery new ones are built every year, but hun- for all kinds of Shop work THE WAY IT HAPPENS ALL THE HEWS dreds are torn down.to make room for General Blacksmithing, business buildings or big apartments. Today the metropolis Is a city of Engine and Automobile Work, Favorabfe train service places the REGULAR EDITION of the apartment houses. Wagon and Carriage Albuquerque Evening Herald in most parts of the state ahead of Work every daily paper: . other Goodness Worth Searching For. a Specialty. How much human goodness lies hid- den and unsuspected in lives and con- HorseJShoeing, Pump and Pipe-Fittin- g. THE EVENING HERALD ditions the most unpromising and un- Band-sa- and Planer congenial to its development! To find - ' - Work. , these flowers of goodness where least ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO., expected forms one of the happiest V All Work Guarantied, surprises of human experience, and is - a. discovery which "warms and inspires ''Mex-- 50 Cents per Fonth $5.00 per Year the heart. The Christian Register. Roy, iNew THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

brown color with a grain like rose-woo- d. VAST WEALTH TO BE GAIUED FROM It is of a solid color, makes SPORT. good furniture lumber and wooid be Standing of Western I.eniiue Club. excellent for hardwood house trim- Clubs Won. Lost. Pet mings. .. . Sioux City ..87 50 .S5 Guapage Denver . 79 59 .572 THE TIMBER FORESTS OF HEXIGO is a very hard compact St Joseph 78 69 .560 : wood having the grain and density of Des Moines ...72 68 .514 ironwood. Lincoln 65 73 .471 It is very heavy and of a Omaha . .62 75 .46J solid red color. It is capable of a high Topeka ...68 81 .41 polish and Wichita . 51 85 .375 They Extend From the United States Border on the North to the would make excellent fur- niture wood. George C. Patterson, last year's Isthmus of Tehuantepc on the South; Containing an Abun-dan- ce Huisach resembles hickory In color, captain of the University of Michigan grain, weight and density. one eleven, has been selected the new as- of Oak and Pine Trees and Having a Width Rang- This is of the best general woods in Mexico. sistant football coach for the Univer-sit- y ing From 100 to 300 Miles Cabinet Woods Profuse. It is used in making carriages and of Texas, succeeding Rix. wagons, and other things which re- The scheduled twenty-roun- d bout quire a combination of strength, polish which, was to take place at .Hibbing, and weight New York. One may travel over nut It has Mich., between Pal Brown of Hibbing about, the same grain as Jicaco is like maple in den- thousands of miles of railway In Mex- mahogany. grain, and Stanley Yoakum of Denver never Jt is capable of a very sity and weight but ico and see hardly a tree of commer- high is slightly more happened. The authorities prohibited polish and Is no more difficult to reddish In color. cial timber. The average visitor, - the bout when the preliminary boxers work than walnut. Rabo de lagarto (alligator's therefore,' obtains the Impression that The zapote tall) is were about to enter the ring. chico, which belongs to of a cinnamon brown, running Mexico Is practically forestless. But the same family zapote mamay, often Thursday's racing program at Rocky as the Into a yellowish brown. On account as a matter of fact the timber re- Is one of the finest woods Mexico Ford, Colo., which included seven dif--" in of its even color, its easiness In work- sources of Mexico are vast in extent It la clear, deep, brown' ferent events, proved excellent sport ofa reddish ing and its beautiful variegated grain and value. color and takes a very fine polish. There were a number of exciting fin It this wood makes fine lumber for trim- Extending nearly from the United is almost ishes that had the big crowd on tip- indestructible, for it will mings of all kinds, including fancy States border on the north o the Isth- stand in fresh and salt water, mud,, panels. toe. In the second heat of the first mus of Tehuantepec on the south is an air and wet Boil or race George F., driven by better than steel Campanillo la of about same Jack almost unbroken pine and oak forest lroru On account of Ithese valuable the Sproule, broke his right hind leg. The grain and color as dark maple, but that has a width, ranging from one to qualities it is now being used exten- animal was shot. slightly lighter. It Is easily worked three hundred miles. During the last sively for wharf building. The sea and, like rabo de lagarto, makes fine few years of Diaz administration worm will not is a very the attack It It house trimmings, wainscoting, etc. GENERAL. large tree, the being generally trunk Palo bianco is, of about 50 feet to first limb. the grain the and density of red pine. ranges Butte's first day of martial law was The zapotillo It in colorado belongs to the color from a brownish white to without disturbances. The Montana same' family a deep as the two preceding cream color. On account of Its beauti- national guard occupied the court- woods. is very It close grained and ful wavy grain it makes fine furniture house, and city hall. hard and takes an excellent polish. It and house trimmings. Fires in the Cushing, Okla., oil fields has the grain of hickory but looks like Palo de agua looks like white pine started by lightning, destroyed approx- a light colored oak. This tree often but Is very much finer in grain. It imately 300,000 barrel of oil and a grows three feet in diameter and gen- has a beautifully marked grain. On ac- number of steel tanks. - The loss is es- erally affords some fifty feet of trunk count of being " its easily worked it timated at $400,000. without knots. can be used to advantage in house A petition in bankruptcy with lia- The zapotillo bianco is a beautiful trimmings and the back parts of fur- white wood with a .slight yellowish niture. bilities listed at more than $1,800,000 was filed in the Federal District Court tinge. It is very even in, color and Sombrerete la another fine Mexican in New York by Carl F. Boker and Í somewhat heavier than white pine, but hardwood. It looks like checked ma- h Herman N. & Co., s of much finer grain. It is an excel- ple, but It is slightly lighter in weight Boker dealer in steel, metal and hardware. lent wood for inside house finishings. and darker in color. The wood has Palo maria very much resembles brown markings on a light back- The application of the United mahogany In color, grain and weight. ground. It would be excellent for fur- States' government for a receiver for

It is of a uniform light brown color. niture. . , oil lands in Kern county, California, t. It stands wet well and is much es- Tepesuchil Is a beautiful wood to worth $10,000,000, was denied in the teemed by the people of the regions look at but is somewhat difficult to United States District Court by Judge where jt grows for building purposes. work on account of Its uneven grain. Morris T. Dooling at San Francisco. It is a large tree, being from fifty to It is about as heavy as soft maple and . Major C. F. Cramer of Columbus, one hundred feet to the has much grain maple. first limb, the of hard Ohio, was elected commander in chief with a trunk quite clear of is of yelllow knots. It a brownish In color. and Scranton, Pa., was chosen for the Red cedar Is one of the best known Jonote is almost as light as cork. 1915 convention by' the United Span- woods in Mexico. of an It is. exceed- It is used by the Mexicans for razor ish War Veterans in eleventh annual ingly even color and fine grain, is strops and and rafts. It is from one to convention .at Louisville. Omaha and extensivély used for making cigar two feei thick. It Is believed it would San Francisco had wanted next year's boxes arid lead pencils. In Mexico It make excellent paper pulp, and on ac- convention.. , is also used for the construction of count of its rapid growth it could be chests and bureauB, as the scent of planted for this purpose. A ten per cent cut in the wages of the cedar drives away moths and in- all i mine, mill, shop and smelter em- sects that destroy clothes. ployes of the Calumet & Hecla Min- CAUGHT BY WAR IN Maccayá resembles hickory very EUROPE ing, Co., was put into effect at Calu- much in color, grain, hardness and met, Mich. Depression of the copper weight It is used by the Indians for Miss Julia Von L. Meyer, With Par--( market since the start of the Euro- the manufacture of wagon stock. ; ents, Is Among Americans In pean war was responsible for the Palo colorado is of a rich, light cof- Abroad Affected by War. wage decrease, mine officials de- fee color. ... It is a little heavier than clared. About 12,000 men are affected. mahogany and very . New York. Miss Julia von L. Mey- of close grain. A riot aboard the German steamer It takeB-- very high polish easily. er, the unmarried daughter of tho secretary navy Bluecher, at anchor in the harbor of - ,' This is a fine furniture wood. former of the and Mrs. 'J,- "Si s Pernambuco,, Brazil, In which" three of mm Coralillo is so called on account of $: v:o vvl-- ':&í i, the Bluecher's crew and fifty of her the supposed . resemblance of the color 800 steerage passengers were killed, of the wood to coral. It Is much the was described by passengers aboard . same as the palo colorado in color and the Brazilian steamer Sao Paulo on grain. It is also an 0lmml excellent furniture arrival at New York from Brazil- wood and capable her of a fine polish. ian ports, whence she sailed at the ' Granadilla is a kind of rosewood of Section of Pine Forest of Mexico. commencement of the European war. ' i a rich . " reddish brown color with seal many Americans purchased large brown markings in the form of wavy A Russian army of 72,000 men, tracti of the valuable timber, and HneB. It is heavier and more compact transported from Archangel, Russia, their exploitation of this natural than mahogany. It is one of the most was landed at Aberdeen, on the east wealth had Just begun when war put promising of the undeveloped woods coast of Scotland, on Aug. 27, and con- of Mexico. veyed on special trains to Harwich, a stop to operations. . - Besides the pine and oak there are Gateado is one of the most peculiar 2i Grimsby and Dover where transports many kinds of cabinet wood3 that woods in Mexico. It looks somewhat were waiting to take them to Ostend, grow profusely - on big areas like rosewood, is much In Belgium, according to officers and in but heavier. K Mexico. It Is stated that of the woods Its chief beauty, and it Is one of the passengers of the Cunard liner, Mau- - to be found in Mexico two-third- s are most beautiful of woods, consists in valuable for furniture and fine wood-- the curiously marked variations of col- from Liverpool. ' ors which "Mil . , . Í work of all kinds, while all with a the grain of the wood pre- Mrs. Helen D. Longstreet, widow of sents. very few exceptions can be used as It is of a deep yellow color Í General Longstreet of the Confeder- ordinary heavily Í. utility woods. Ia fact, at the marked with seal brown and acy, filed a voluntary petition of bank- present many woods light brown Btripes time in Mexico of an . irregular ruptcy in the United States District which would bring very high prices if form and size, All the wood requires Court át Newark, N. J. Mrs. Long-sTxe- et to Is properly Introduced to the furniture finish It polish, for it has alljthe resides in Atlantic Citv. Her markets are now being used for rail-- natural colors that are produced In Mist Julia von L. Meyer. liabilities are $22,236 and assets' $16,-20- 0. ,way ties and work. A most cases in by construction the United States the The assets are made up of prop- brief description of some of woods use of fillings the stains and of different, George von L. Meyer, was caught by erty in Gainesville, Ga., her former follows: , kinds. ' the war on while tour- the continent home. Mrs. Longstreet gives her oc- The zapote mamay is a dark cin- Balsamo is another of good ing the Europe with her mother and cupation as that of an author and namon brown and very much like wal hardwoods of Mexico. It is light iournalist THE SPANISH-AMERIC-

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Notice For Publication The Roy Cafe Simon Benfer Department of the Interior, " 2323 U. S. tiaúd office at Clayton, N. M. Restaurant vs v ' ,. - Ida E. WaUon,1 Prop. Gertrude E Benfer r ; Aug 12 1914. Mr Notice is hereby given that Belle C B c a Court, County of as lan In the . District Morford of David N. M, who, on First Class Meals, Good Rooms, Mora, ' Romero June 19 l'ftll, made HE Serial No. Emilia Josephine Pacheco . n Competent Service., r October Term, A., D. '1914. Proprietors 013414'for NEJ Seo.'. 18 Township 18 N. Great-W(ester- n Block The said defendant, GertrateE. Range 30 E. N. M. P. Meridian has of intention to make final Good Meals. 25cts V N; M. Benfer, Is hereby notified that a suit filed notice Roy, year proof, "to establish claim to in Divorce has been commenced three We feed you well and treat you right against" you in the District .Court for the land above described before W.H. Winged-Creatures.- , Bank, Roy,N.M. Peculiar the County of Mora State of New Willcox U. S. Commissioner,, at, Across from the winged creatures are en- In Borneo by said Simon Benfer on' the his office at Roy,N. M. on the 24 day one' would least ex- Mexico, countered where : -- abandonment that- - unless of Sept, 1914.. Flying, flsh. the size of ground óf pect them. your Claimant names as' witnesses: herrings, are found in all the waters, you enter or cause to be entered NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. and there is he flying fox. the'-well-kno- appearaoce in said suit on or before ra "Wood, of David New Mex. $8th Department of the Interior." fruit-eátin- g bat, w'hich the Ma- the day of. September A. D, 19Í4 John H.Wood " ... U. S. Office Clayton, N. M. ' , , - - Land at "kruang." PRQ.CONFÉSSO therein will " k " lays call decree Julian Gonzales July 2!) 1914 be rendered against yqu. Jose Tranquilina Garcia Albert N M. Notipfi is herebv triven that JasDer Paz Valverde, N. Nutter of Roy, Mora County, New weigh- - J. Bt Lusk Esq. , TitoMelknez Mexico, who, on Oct. 8, 1910, made H. A 8-- 9-- WAITED: -- few Pigs 22 Register, Roy New Mexico. Clerk E. Serial No. 012225, tor the U su, ing 25 to 50 pounds. . .Call, at Sftc. 14 and the Wl SW Section 13 Attorney for Plaintiff, . N. M. Variety Machine Works. Kdy i Notice For Publication To'wnship 20 N. Range 26 E., ' tías mea nonce or in I Seal P. Meridian, New Mexico, Department of the interior, tention to make Three Year Proof, U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M. to establish claim to the land above ) described, before W. H. Willcox, U. S. ; : ,.. Aug. 12 1914. Commissioner, at his office at Roy, Notice is hereby given that George New Mexico, on the 14th day óf Sept. v i Cochrane of Mills, N. M.who on Feb. ran. . 26, 1908 made HE Serial 01167 Add'l Claimant names as witnesses. FREE George M. Tower .FREE 08704 for WJ. SEfcSJ-NE- J Oscar Blunk 8-- 8 9 5 NEJ-SE- J and SEJ-NW- J and Édwin F. Ivey . , Sec, 12, Township21 North Range 25 'E Thomas C. Scott N. m. P. Meridian, has filed notice All of Roy, Mora Co., New Mexico of intention to ' make final Five year proof, to establish claim to the land NOTICE FOR .PUBLICATION. aboVe described, before F H Foster, U.S. Commissioner at his office at Roy Department of the Interior. ' Ü. Mexico on 24 day. of Sept. S. Land Oitice at Clayton, w. jvi.. New . the . T 1 TAI ' ' juiy v .914. x witnesses, Nnt.ifft is herebv civeir th"at Pietro Claimant names as , -8 v Coso of Roy New Mexico, who on M. Ben W. Hobson made H. E. No. 24706 Serial No 06759 Sam Fessler Lew Peiffer for NWi;. Sec. 10, Township21N Range

9-- 26 E., N. M. P.. Meridian, has filea I ... I 2 all of Mills, N. M. WJLj ' - notice of intention to make Five Paz Valverdé, Register. Year Proof, to estaDllsh claim ..to tne land above described, before F. H. Foster, IT. S. Commissioner, at his office, at Roy, N. M., on the 14th r ' Notice to the Public day of Sept. 1914. ' witnesses. On accoünt of the heavy movement Cfraimant names as Bernardo Rigoni, of grain and other crops, the railroad ' Giacomo Rigoni,' companies traversing this state urge Landro Archuleta the necessity of all shipper expediting , John Schneider the movement of same by prompt re All of Roy New Mexico 8-- 8 9-- 5 leasing of cars at destination, and the Napoleon loading of all cars to their maximum Memoirs of capacity in order to prevent a scarcity NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 1 - of Interior. In?three Volumes of cars for shipment of crops and Department the ' U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M. other freight. -- personal reminiscences of Baron dé Meneval, for . - July 29 1914. The All shippers will be rendering a com hereby given that Albert years private secretary to Napoleon Bonaparte, Notice is thirteen mendable public service by complying S. Hoskins, of Roy, Ne Mexico, who history can, many enlightening and bring out, as no with the desires of the railroad com on made H. E. and Add. interesting side lights on the character of that greatest of Serial 05285 and 09023, for SJ-S- Sec. panies in this respect and this Commis : descriptions have the piquancy AA anA vl.TMWl-So- f 2:?. Ni SWi Sec. leaders. De Méneval's.. ;done in actual sion would urgt) that this be .n.'. Ni.NF.i Sec. 2H. T:wnship 20N : and interest "possible' only because he was an ii every instance possible. On account 27 E. N.M.P. Meridian, has incidents of .which he, writes. Range witness of the scenesand the blockad- notice 01 mienuuu iu man.o , be judged by... of the war situation and filed Their reliability arid historical interest can ing of exports at water 'terminals 'ive Year Proof, to establish claim the fact that the very conservative French Academy many cars are tied up for extensive to the lana aDove oescnueu, uciuic uv TI. S. Commissioner at recommends them. and those service between it Foster. publicly periods, in his office, at Roy, N. M., on the 1hel4 inland points are urged to be released day of Sept. 1914. , A SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS arid loaded tó capacity. - " promptly, t Claimant names as wuue&sea. , publishers of Collier's, The By special arrangement with .the CORPORATION COMMIS- Rtnpiria . 'Bowman STATE b tatT William valuable and interesting ; U f t National Weekly, we' are able to give these SION. ., v ; . this, publi- w.Boulware, R. W. Mitchell,' Memoirs free with a year's subscription to Colliers and Santa Fe N.M. 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Among its contributors are such writers worst enemies in Palestine and 'Get-Rich-Qu.- Randolph Chester. author of " ck Wallingford We remember well how we.had to be Meredith Nicholson?.Afnélií Rives, H. G. iWells, Hamlin Garland, fighting them on witn tans numbers continually Mary Roberts Rinehart, Henry Beach Needham, etc. It traveling in Kuhl, when we were those lanas among its correspondents such men as Jack London, Arthur eyes of the Reuterdahl. The flies settled on the James BvConnolly, and Henry literally sucked out their on children and is a magazine for the whole family Editorials, Comments ' It Serial eyesight. Christian Herald. Talco Congress, Photographic News of the World, , Short and M 1 Otones oy megwraieai wmcia w m Spppial combination Tum KÍnda of Economy. Collier's ---- ..- $2.50 including ine a wnman can take a dipie to the Memoir of urn vpr rnunter of the butcher's shop Spanish-America- n 1 50 postpaid ?3 Tonic nnrl a better bárgain than The Woman's office. 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newpope Jm Imm ASKS WAR LEVY OF 100,000,000 BEHEDIGTXV. DOUGLAS MEN'S S WOMEN'S SHOES $2.50. $3.00 .50. $3.75. $4 TO EVERY PATRIOTIC CITIZEN TO AID IN GIACONO DELLA MADE PRESIDENT APPEALS CHIESA $4.50 and $5.00 BEARING OF BURDEN OF INCREASED TAXES AND IN MEET- - CARDINAL MAY 25, 1914. BOYS' SHOES $1.50, $1.75, $2 ING UNFORSEEN CRISES ARISING FROM CLASH IN EUROPE. $2.50 k $3.00

Over Archbishop of Bologna One of the f ; 150 fVw'A : Washington, Sept. 5.' President And yet without additional revenue Youngest Members of the Sacred Style yrV . Width Wilson personally addressed Con- that plainly might become necessary College. J.. V fM! gress In Joint session Friday, urging and the time when it became neces sary legislation to raise $100,000.000 a year could not be controlled or deter mined by coun Western Newspaper Union News Service. additional revenue through Internal the convenience of the try. Rome. - Cardinal Giacono Delia taxes to meet treasury deficit of J a It would have to be determined by Chlesa, elected pope by the sacred col- f Bwr threatened by the "conflict in Europe. the operations and necessities of the lege on Thursday. SeDt. 3. in succes The President said: treasury itself. Such risks are not sion to Pius X., who died Aug. 20, was YOU CAN SAVE MONEY Í bv wearlnr ths "W. Ik Douglas shoes becaus for Gentlemen of the Congress: come necessary and ought not to be run. created a cardinal May 25, 1914. lie SÍ yaara I h&Te guaranteed their Talus by haying my name and the retail price stamped en the sole to you today to discharge a duty which We cannot too scruDulouslv or careful is the archbishop of Bologna, Italy. before the shoes leavs the factory, which protects I wish with all my I might have ly safeguard He was born at Pegli, in diocese the wearer against high prices for Inferior shoe heart a financial situation the ox otner mattes, xne w. Xm juougias anoea are been spared; but is a duty which is which is, best, of Genes, Nov. 21, 1854, and was or always worth what you pay for them. it at while war continues The next time you need shoes, look In Uie shoe dealer! very clear, and therefore I perform it In EuroDe. difficult and abnormal, dained a priest Dec. 21; 1878. He window for W. U Douglas shoes. Try a pair and yon will be conrlnced that for style, fit and wear, they ara without hesitation or apology. I come Hesitation and delay are the worst served as secretary of the nunciature nneqnallfdfor the price. If the W. 1 Douglas shoes are net for sale In yrf to ask very earnestly that additional forms of bad policy under such condi In Spain from 1883 to 1887, in which ricinity, order direct from factory. Shoes sent eTery-wher- e. secretary Pottage free tn the U. S. Write for lllusa revenue bo provided for the govern- tions.. years he was appointed to (rated Catalog showing how to order by mall. ' ' W. U uou uuLa, loo spars: bu, .Bromeo, Maas. ment.' Ought Not to Borrow. the late Cardinal Rampolla. During month' of August there He was appointed substitute secre the And we ought not to borrow. We compared correspond- tary of state in 1901, and in 1907 he A GOOD GOLIPLEXIOH was, as with the ought to resort to taxation, although ing month of last year, a falling off of was elected to the post of adviser to we may regret the necessity of put GUARANTEED. USE ZONA POMADE $10,629,538 in the revenues collected the holy office. ting additional temporary burdens on nun from customs. A continuation of this In 1907 he was appointed papal the beauty powder compressed with healing our people. To sell bonds would be in succession to Mon- . same proportion cio of Madrid, agents, you will never be annoyed by pim- decrease In the to make most untimely and unjustifi throughout current fiscal year signor Rianaldlni, but this appoint ples, blackheads or facial blemishes. If the able' demand on the money market; would probably mean a loss of cus- ment was canceled three days later. not satisfied after thirty days trial your untimely because this is manifestly toms ' revenues of from $60,000,000 to This incident had occurred just before dealer will exenange tor 50c in otner gooas. not the time to withdraw working Bologna. satisfied for twenty years try it $100,000,000. he was made archbishop of Zona has capital from other uses to pay the The choice falls on a cardinal or at our risk. At dealers or mailed, 50c Conditions Blamed. government's bills; unjustifiable, be War Italian birth, as was expected from Z0ÜA C0I.ÍPAHÍ. VnOHITA, KANSAS cause unnecessary. , I need not tell you to what this tradition, and also from the disturbed country is able to pay any Just falling off is due. It is due in chief The conditions in Europe. . v part not to the reduction recently made and reasonable taxes without distress. was at the age of twenty-fou- r that DEFIANCE STARCH every borrowing. It in the customs duty, but to the great And to other form of the new pope was ordained in the is constantly growing in favor because it long periods cr for short, decrease in importations: and that is whether for Driesthood. He soon attracted the at Does Not Stick to the Iron due to extraordinary extent oí the there is the same objection. of Cardinal Rampolla, later the tention will nof injure the finest fabric. For by present secretary Pope .Leo XIII and it industrial area affected the Money Market Is Bad. of state for laundry purpose sit has no equal. 16 01. war in Europe. When Cardinal Rampolla was made 1-- 3 circumstances, package 10c. more starch for same money. These are not the to Madrid, he took Monsignor Conditions have . arisen which no and nuncio DEFIANCE STARCH CO Omaha, Nebraska this is at this particular moment Delia Chlesa with him as secretary oi man foresaw; they affect the world particular exigency not the production, in this nunciature. On Cardinal Rampolla s of commerce and economic market to borrow large sums of and they must be faced and dealt return to Rome to become secretary money. What we are seeking is to - Vatican, Monsignor of state- for . the ,Nwith. ease assist every financial trans and Delia Chlesa entered the secretarial It would be very unwise to postpone action, Xo add a single additional HAVE YOU ANY? not of state as one of the "minutamiti," dealing with them. Delay in such a embarrassment to the situation. WRITE US. or "minor officials, until 1901, when he matter, and in the particular circum- The people of this country are both secre our- was arjüointed substitute to tne stances in which we now y find intelligent and profoundly patriotic. tartat and also secretary of the cypher Coyne Brothers selves as a nation, might involve con- They are ready to meet the present secretary oí 113 W. SOUTH WATER STR., CHICAGO embarrassing As secretary to the sequences of the most conditions in the right way and to was I, state, Cardinal Delia Chlesa and most deplorable sort, for which support the government with gener- GOODYEAR AT broueht into notable . prominence TIRES for one, would not care to be responsi- self-denia- l. under- ous They know and throughout the Catholic hierarchy, but ANTE-BELLU- PRICES ble. stand, and will be Intolerant only of his position was not at that time of those who dodge responsibility or are or Goodyear & Co. Situation It Dangerous. cardinalist rank. On the accession The Tire . Rubber not frank with them. ' It would be very dangerous In the Pope Pius X., Monsignor Delia Chiesa announce "No war prices on Goodyear present circumstances to create a mo- Must Accept Inevitable.' continued in the secretariat until uec Tires." Mr. F. A. Sieberling, president 16, 1907, when the pope gave him a of the Company, thus explains their, ment's doubt as to the strength and The Is not of our own mak treasury occasion promotion to the position of unique position. sufficiency of thé of the ing. We had no part in making It noted ' its ability to assist, to archbishop of the important see of "We advanced Goodyear prices, as United States; But it is here. It affects us as direct ' - oper- Ttnlnena.- others did theirs, 'when the rubber steady and- sustain the financial ly palpably almost as we were "--' cj and if years he administered tne panic came. Almost in a day crude ations of the country's business. participants in the circumstances For séven or even Bologna with notable success, rubber rose In New York from 65 cents If the treasury is known which gave rise to it. see of our May last, Pope Pius X. named per pound to much over a dollar. , thought to be weak where will be vWe must accept the inevitable with until in industrial among members of the "The New York supply was too peace of mind? The whole calm judgment and unruffled spirits, him .thirteen country hierarchy to receive the red hat. Aren small to consider. We cabled our activity of the would be men accustomed to deal with the like Berfn of Quebec was among London people to buy up the pick of chilled and demoralized. Just now the unexpected, habituated to take care of hishon problems cardinals named at that the rubber there. By acting quickly peculiarly difficult financial themselves, masters of their own af the other successfully the others being prelates of and paying cash they obtained 1,500,-00- 0 of the moment are being fairs and their own fortunes. We shall time, great possession Spain, France, Austria, Germany and pounde of the finest rubber. dealt with, with self pay the bill, though we did not delib very Judg Italy. "That big supply of rubber is now and good sense and sound erately incur it. they are only in process of The full title of the new pope in nearly all on the way to the Goodyear ment; but pope; being worked out. Add $100,000,000 Revenue. addition to Benedict XV., will be factory in Akron. It constitutes the of , to meet 'every demand upon Wshon of Rome, successor St best of the London supply. Would Keep Treasury Solid. In order Univer treasury without delay or per ad Peter, supreme pontiff 'of the "We aré using the same grade of process of solution is to be the pn If the venture, and in order to keep the sal church, patriarch of the west, rubber and the same amount of it as given rea- completed, no one must be treasury strong, unquestionably strong, mnto of Ttalv. archbishop and metro we always have used in these tires. son to doubt the solidity and adequacy present politan of the Roman province, aren "We are running our factory with government and strong throughout the of the treasury of the respectfully urge that ad nishon of Bologna. three shifts of men, twenty-fou- r hours whole meth- anxieties. I was which stands behind the $100,000,000 be When Monsignor Delia Chlesa á day. So long as we remain In this being ditional revenue of in od by which our difficulties are devised civfln this position it was declared fortunate position on rubber, we shall raised through internal taxes - handled. : mainly with tne od- before-wa- r met and J, in your wisdom to meet the emer Rome that it was supply tire users at prices treasury itself could get along combating modern religious The gency. The only suggestion I take the Ject of to the limit of our capacity." considerable period,: no doubt,, being the headquarters for a liberty of making is that such sources ideas. Boloena immediate resort to new Democratic league, without of revenue be chosen as will begin to of the National His Mistake. at-wh- cost . . sources of taxation. But certain whose members advocated what is "I can not live without you!" community? yield at once and yield with a religion to the business of the VnnwTi as "modernism" in "You have evidently got me con- large part and constant flow. Bo Approximately $75,000,000, a expressing Tn January. 1914. while still at my cousin, is she who de- I cannot close without - fused with it is present balance, is now on A., present pope issued a pas- of the Insri 1 the - the fonfidence with which I approach o . . , . wealthy." posit with national banks distributed or any toral letter strongly condemning tne a Congress, with regard to this "' throughout country. It is ' de- 1 the other matter, which has shown' so un tañer. course, on call v, 174 years since tne Granulated Eyelids, posited, of tiring a devotion to public duty, which It has been -- .. Hmft of thfl last Pdpe Benedict. lypfg Eyes inflamed by expe-- Withdrawals May Be Needed. . has responded to the needs of the na J on Ma election to the papacy in eure 10 buu, vuai sou iu outv to you what tion throughout a long session, des qaicklyrelievedbyMurlai I need not point i7in nardlnal Prospero Lambertini as probable consequences of incon- pite inevitable fatigue and personal EyeBemedy.NoSmarting. the sumed that title. It is an interesting EVOS distress and. confusion sacrifice and so large a proportion oi 4 wjust Eye Comfort At venience and fact the new pope was" archbishop Bottle. Marine Eyi diminishing of whose members have devoted their that Your Druggist's 50c per would be if the income Bologna while Pope Benedict XIV. S9lveinTubes25c.ForBookitheEyeFreeask make necessary whole time and energy to the business of the treasury should it was born in Bologna, Druggists or Murine Eye Ceased? Co., Ctlceji rapidly to withdraw these deposits. of the country. ,, - I

THE SPAmSXLAMEBXÜAXf;

Officers and Stockholders ,H. B. JONES, Pebsidknt. Roy Telephone Company C. INJUSTICE. Cashier, ' Dr. F.B.EVANS,- - IGNACIO MAESTAS. C. EjMcGINNIS. Attorney.. J.J. Taylor, Mgr. W. H. FÜ.QUA. . Directors.

Now Connected with Solana and Mosquero," on the South. (ühtr lumíaítmt Mills, Abbott, Jaritas, Chico, Taylor and Springer, on the North Now is the time that you Connected with all Bell Long . Distance .Realize on your season's work. ; . Telephone Lines - ; ...... Do. your business by. phone and get your answer at same As you sell your grain, stock,. save telegraphic delays. , tinacaud Or produce, place your , moneys 'liOfí'ce aná EXCHANGES AT On open account with a reliable, Pank.,

V-- if ROY, N. M. Pay your bills by check, wtiiehí 'é . "V Local Residence; Private Line Local Butines Makes the best kind ofrréceíptj; 7 $1.50 'per mo. $3.6( per mo. $2.50 per m -- ' 4 And avoid the worry and ganger ; Attending the carrying'iof Urge' .f Sums of money. his lumber yard at 'Mills. - They iá came in their auto and had a PERSONAL and pleasant trip save for opening and We offer the best security with en-rout- e. shutting the score of gates Liberal rates of interest on 1. -- ! . . ' - ; - Time deposits. s " i The. W. Engineers, wfcre The kindly notices we are re- here this week laying off the site The Roy ' Trust and ceiving from the Newspapers of tor the new depot at Mills. It is the state Warding, our candi- to be quite a pretentious building dacy for Representative arr like- and to at once. This :rifew newspaper ly to turn our . head.. Mjie quote with the other - thefollowing from .one of our things Mills is doing is likely to ; of :E O'Y- - nearest neighbors, and best put our sister town on the map 1 rienda - so we will soon have to take off Ah automobile party consisting our hals to her.. ; " - 'ir.t a , i,,.. ' of Irvin Ogden Sr.;' editor of the f Tender Hearted. Hfghe Tak Pr-octor'- .tender-hearte- d We require higher, tapkq because we , at"Éoy s "He la the most man Roy Spanish-American- , Jess The sale last t I ever law." "Kind to anln?als ?" "IJ do not recognize the height óf those E.Rus-se- week was a surprise to alh Mr. hon-- Davenport,' J'. B.Lusk, J. l itmA fiftv bo. Whv. when he found e have. Trying to be kind and and M. Baker pf Ro.y i?epe in Proctor expressed a hope that he Ka'i-ámii- insisted an sleebln In est seems an affair too simple and too immediately Inconsequential for gentlemen of our oñ.-théi- .realize.' th iimi wn hfl ordered the city Tuesday r return would $900.00 from. it. . onff nai Kxnress. heroic mold. Stevenson. from Mora where bey attended The Auctioneer, Col. F. O. White the County 'democratic ponwri-tio- n turned over tó him a total of which was held at that place $1,575.00 as the gross receipts. Monday. The many friends of The doughty Col. is some auc editor Ogden have insisted üpóñ tioneer. . , him 'taking the nomination 'jiisa iepprtjed A candidate for the lower house of Another, murder, is, . the state legislature.- - Mr; Ogdeh frQm' Wagon Mound this week, o iklll-e- has accepted the nomination and Leandro Gonziflés. shói anlí d 11 if elected (which .he undoubtedly his wife and her fattier, ; Par a ' eop: will be-,-) will fill position to the ticulars lacking. the 1 ... credit of-Mor- county, the demo- He cratic, party and to himself. Mr. and Mrs. . Olin Leach of is edticated, genial and a gentle Springer send us a year's Samson Windmills man. What bet'tef qualifications a necéss--' ' to do you want a representative ity tahous'ekeepia grand ; aísTiiríg Stock and Storage Tanks have?-- ; .....ri s . that we fcoirect' the mistajfcy ' vf,',v'r C'f'gñrlíyger Tfines. last, week's paper whicKjItd them married May 2nd instead of Deep Well Pumps September 2nd which latter; áate . S. E. Péípíirand'íámily drove conforms to the records. Olin as down from Maxwell Thursday Gas Pibe nd Httinis - sures us they are e As happy as guests o-th- lady's sis and are good Pel-phr- if he ha4 sense. ter, Miss Grace Collins, Mt, y v. t r t Working Barrels and Cylinders is planning to ; .f.fi , Awful.. .v Casing , ; "Tommy "Why do thé ducks dive?" Well rSafetF Harp 'Guess,they must want to liqui- A nice line '..of . Local . Photograph date "their bills." The Best Cream Separators made at, ' Pot cards . Monthly Payments ' Sold on . AIRVÍÉV' PHÁÉ'MAgfi ". Strange Wo rr3jri. , . ' Y 1 ', i , . ... . 1 . "Decid- , ( ""Was it a .quiet wedding?" groom 5HP. edly! tíótti 1thé'"bride"ind"the Wágóns and Farm Machinery , La hasngw - Jess Hue ; were so Beared they- could hardly with twhich to " gasoline engine . speak above. a whisper." Gasoline Pumping Engines run his ensilage 'cutter." He will a install a feed grlndei; and lot Fact That Make. City Unique. of other machinery at his claim - At Quito, the only city in the world on line of the equator, the sun seta and will fill a long felt want . in the o'clock all the year and rise , at ix oy5 his community. round. THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

DAY OF THE BLOUSE SHOW THE FEET AND ANKLES SILOS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO DAIRIES Styles In the New Dresses Make the Donning of Dainty Footwear an ' HAS BECOME , INDISPENSABLE Absolute Necessity.

, PART OF WARDROBE. The trend of style in the skirts and new dresses and suits tends to a con- Nothing Really Seems Able to Take tinued display of 'feet and ankles. Its Place, Either for Usefulness or Hence the necessity for dainty foot- for the Pretty Effect It Gives wear. The new colonial pumps are in a Costume. combination of materials and colors. The vamps are usually of patent leath- er or dull col- Those who have neglected to pro- calfskin combined with uppers vide themselves with separate blouses ored or inlays of suede, figured cloth or kid. principal for warm weather wear have doubt- The colors are champagne less before this time realized their and fawn. TVtn l.tA.l l..4- 1 1 1 -- 1 mistake. The separate blouse of silk, "o laicoi. uuiiuu Diiyyur ur iuw buus is putty-colore- d linen or of sheer cotton has a very made of antelope and Vln.l. 1 i.1 in. a 1 Important place in the wardrobe of umtjv paueui mauler, wuu sanaai Atraps the modish woman. For golf, tennis, and buttons. The ehoe fits high over walking, rowing and for all summer the instep, with a snug fit up to sports there is nothing can the ankle and an ornamental ankle that take strap. the place of th,e separate waist. The The latest novelty In evening slippers em- fashionable loose Is made of black satin Wooden Form for Concrete Silo. blouse that is broidered in silver, crystal beads and worn this season, rhinestones. Buckles are not so prom- inent, Silo construction has undergone a well matched. 1u concrete silos, a with a separate and all ornaments art very ' small. r ..... great change since the first ones were wash on the Inside with cement, and skirt of tub ma- built, all the early-one- s being built in water or with raw coal tar thinned terial, or with a the ground, while the modern silos with gasoline Is effective in making coat and skirt to TAILORED EFFECT are constructed almost entirely above the walls impervious to air. The tar complete a cos- ground. Besides, the first silos were treatment Is also advisable for stave tume is, without comparatively shallow structures, silos, as it preserves the wood. Care doubt, prettier which resulted in a large amount of should be taken that, the doors fit than blouses ever spoiled silage on account of the lack closely into their frames. were before. of sufficient pressure, says Farmers 2. The walls should be smooth and , The waist that Bulletin 689 of the United States de- plumb, so that the silage will not ad- the smart girl will partment of agriculture. . here to them in settling and thus want that is, if Silos have increased rapidly In num- cause air spaces between the silage she is not too now extensively and ber, until they are the walls. Furthermore, the walls In Rose Crepe. stout is one that used, especially in those regions de- should be capable of standing consid- is of. two mate voted to the dairy industry. So useful erable lateral Btrain without cracking rials. The models of this type vary a have they become that many farmers or bulging. This is one reason why little, but, the general lines are the consider them indispensable. The silo rectangular silos are so frequently un- same. The heavier material is used Is adapted to all parts of the United successful. for the fronts, which are straight States where corn or the sorghums 3. The silo must be deep enough so strips about two and a half to three can be successfully grown. Its use at that the pressure from above will inches wide each. These continue up present is confined principally to thoroughly pack the silage and force in a rounded or piece that farms" where cattle are kept, although out the air. The greater the pressure fits the neck much the same as the silage is a good and cheap feed for the less air is left in the silo and the neck and front facing of an ordinary . both sheep and horses. Some danger, less 'will be the loss of silage by fer- kimono, with the exception that the however, attends its use for horses, as mentation. ' fronts do not lap over each other, but it is essential that silage fed to horses 4. The only form of silo to be recom- meet edge to edge.

be made . from fairly mature corn, mended is one which is round. This The sleeves are finished with a properly stored in the silo and that it form is generally the cheapest, ca- band of the heavy material and at the be not moldy or frozen. Dairy farm- pacity considered, and the walls ' are waist line with a shaped vest girdle ers, especially, have appreciated the more rigid than those of the rectangu- that comes well down over the hips value of silage as a milk producer. To lar or octagonal forms. The round and fastens at the front. The back, make the silo a profitable investment, form results In more perfect preserva- sides and sleeves of the blouse are of however, the farmer should have at tion of the silage, s the sheer goods and are, generally cut , least ten cows, or the equivalent in Location of the Silo. in one piece. The effect when finished other stock. The' silo should be placed outside' Is that of something between the new A well-construct- concrete silo will rather than inside the barn. As a long-walste- d basque and the last indefinitely, and there is no dan- silo ordinarily does not need the pro- loose blouse. ger of Its blowing over or burning, rot- tection of a barn, it is not economical A feature that is very '..".marked in ting out, or being attacked by vermin. to use barn space for this purpose. An the new' sport waists is the seWn Its first cost Is, as a rule, greater than exception to this rule may be made In sleeve. There is a home-mad- e stave or Wisconsin type the case of the round barn. A silo in nothing 'particu- A very attractive model of white silo, but after it is once built little at- the middle of a round barn serves to larly new in the bontaline. Note the hew drapery on tention Is required to keep it in good support the superstructure as well as shaping of the the skirt. . 1 condition. to place the silage in position' for con- sleeve itself, but The stave or tub silo has become venient feeding. A silo so placed, the fact that it is Airy Nightclothes Hygienic. very popular In late years because of however, is liable to be very incon- not cut in one Since there has been such an outcry the cheapness, ease and quickness venient to fill. The most popular lo- with a part of the íwlm against the style of clothes worn by with which It can be .built. Generally cation is a few feet from the barn and waist, as has been men and women (in what is virtually a speaking, the-- , stave silo excels in opening into a separate feeding-room- . the justom for torrid climate during the summer these three particulars, although there The practice of using silage to sup- several seasons, months) because of the unhygienic may be sections of the country where plement pastures during the summer makes It striking, warmth, especially in men's clothing, a sand and gravel can be obtained at a droughts and in the early fall, instead and at the same crusade has been begun against night--, nominal cost and where the price of of soiling crops, is becoming more time the change clothes. Oné authority' claims that lumber is prohibitive. Under such general, and it should be encouraged. is decidedly pleas- pajamas are too restricting for Wear conditions the concrete pilo may ba For such feeding the daily ration per ing. The sleeves except when traveling, as in the case cheaper. , Stave silos' last for from five cow may be as low as ten pounds, are generally long, of commercial men, who change their Handkerchief to fifteen years, depending upon the depending upon the amount and qual- but some blouses beds nightly and are exposed to tem- Linen. kind of material used and .the care ity of pasture or other succulent feeds do show them perature changes. For once It is given them. Unless well anchored or available. For the same herd the silo three-quarte- r length. They arp either claimed that women dress more sen- guyed, they are apt to be blown down for summer feeding should be of finished in bishop style or the regula- sibly than men, as sheer cool night- when empty. smaller diameter than the one used tion coat type. , gowns are hygienic and allow ventila- The average cost for a concrete silo for winter feeding, since three Inches There is much to be said in favor tion, so Inducing refreshing sleep, es- of 100 tons capacity 1b $220; from one instead of two are to be removed of silk for the sport blouse. Such pecially when the gown is sleeveless. to two hundred tons in caplcity, $348. daily. In order to provide for this blouses keep clean longer than linen The average cost of the modified Wis- summer feeding an additional silo of or cotton waists, and should they be- Designs on Candle. consin silo of about one hundred tons Bmaller diameter should be con- come tumbled it ds a very easy mat- To make white candles look pretty capacity is $186, and that of the stave structed. ,; v ter to press them In one's room with pick out some very, pretty paper prints type of 100 tons or less, $118. The The ' foundation of the silo should an electric iron. Another thing in some that are not too large for your cost, of course, varies with the local receive special consideration, since a their fayor is that they are easily candles wrap the prints around the ' laundered. ' , cost of labor and material. large proportion of the silage as well candle with the design to the wáx; There" are some features which are as the weight of the walls must be take, an electric globe or a taper essential to the construction of all supported by the foundation. It has Skin Lotion. (lighted) and run up and down the silos and without which silage cannot always been assumed that the founda- A lotion composed of two ounces of candle on all sides. When you think be kept in perfect condition. , tion supports only the walls of the lettuce Juice, two drams of eau de co- the wax has softened enough to allow ', air-tigh- logne, two ounces 1. The walls should be t, silo, but recent investigations have of distilled vinegar the design to come off and allow the since the successful keeping of silage shown idea to be erroneous. The and four ounces of elder flower water print to stay on-until- the wax hard- this 7is depends upon the exclusion of air. foundation shot Id have base on said to be especially good for allay ens, again; then remove. Some de- .its ing Large knots In the lumber Bhould be firm soil, and it should extend below heat and Irritation of the skin. signs drawn In gold ink make pretty avoided, and the lumber should be frost line. Dab the skin with It frequently, candes.--Christl- an Science Monitor. SPANISH-AMMICA- THE N.

Notice for Publication' Notice for Publication.. Notice For Publication. J. N. Nutter, 0. H, Kerns, Department of the Interior, Department of the Interior. U. Office. Department of the Interior, , S. Land Clayton, N.M, U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M., U. S. . Land Office at Clayton, N. M. Nntter-Kern- s x Aug 5, 1914. Aug 18, 1914, Aug 5,' 1914. Notice is Notice is hereby given Homer Notice is hereby given that James E. that hereby given "that Rigoni Ber- D. Holmes of Roy, N. M. who on Realty, Co. Proctor, of Mills, N. M. who on Mar. nardo, of Roy, N. M. who, on Jan. 2 10, 1908, made HE No. 23149 Serial 7th, 1910 made HE. Serial No. 010675 16, 1908, made HE 22548 - Serial 06158 Business entrusted to 06313, for SEJ Seo , 19 Township for for NWi Sec 9, Township . . 21 ; N. Range 26 E. N. M. P. our care will receive Lots 3 and4,SJ-NWJan- d the SWi, 21 ISL' Rantrp, 9fi V. K M P VfariAl Meridian has filed notice of intention at- Sec. 5 Twp 22 N Rg 26 E. N'.M.P. has (filed notice prompt and careful to make Fiye Year Proof, to establish of intention to make Meridian, has filed notice of inten final Five year proof, to tention. claim to the land above described, be establish tion to make Three Year Froof, to claim to the land above described, be-- U. S. Commissioner F. H -- Nutter-Kern- s establish claim to the land above fore fnya W U 1X7!!!,.'., TT 'a ! : Foster, at his office, at Roy, N. M, described, before F. H. Foster, U. S. 6ioner, at his office at Roy, N. M. on Real Estate Co, on the 23rd day of Sept. 1914. : Commissioner, at his office, Roy, N.M the 22 day of Sept. 1914. Roy, N. M. on the 8th day of Oct 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: Claimant names as witnesses: , L.Swaim Sheltren Claimant names as witnesses, J. F.J. Jesse E. La Rue Clark R Rush J. H. Mahoney B.G.Tyler, Notice For Publication Frank O White F O Seright John Bonomo Giacomo Rieonl Ross W Eaton Fr ank Goehri Roy, N. M. all of all of Mills, N. M. all of Mills, N. M. Paz Valverde, Department of the Interior, Paz Valverde, 9-- Register, 8-- Paz Valverde, . U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M, Register, Register, Aug. 28, 1914. Notice is hereby given that Louisiana NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. NOTICE TOR TUBLICATION. C. Farmer of Roy, New Mexico, who on Notice For Publication Depatment of the Interior, July, 23, 1912 made Add'l HE. 014762 - U.S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M. Department of the Interior ElN-EJSe- c. 28; SEJ-S- Ei Sec. 21 & for Department of the Interior, Aug. 5, 1914. US Land Office, Clayton, N M SIJ-N- Sec. 27, Twp.lSN, Rng. 26 E U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M. Notice is hereby given that Emilio Aug 5, 1914, N. 1 P Meridian August. 22, 1914. Pampagnin of ,Roy, N,M, who on Notice is hereby given that Rachel C has 'filed notice of intention M, Notice is hereby given that Harvey P made HE Serial No. 06548 Wright, of JRoy, N who, on April to make final three year proof, to estab 15 1908, made . Jones of Mills N. M. who on for NEi Sec 9 Twp 21 N Rng 26 E Homestead entry lish cláim to the land above described, 25063 Serial No. 06871for Sec. 17 made HE No. 013247, for the NW of NMP M, has filed notice of intention NEi before F. H. Foster. U S. Commis- Section. 25, Twnship.22N. totoiake Final Five-year- , proof to es- Twp 21 N Range 27 E,N M PMeridiar sioner at his office at Roy N. M. on Range 25 E. NM P Meridian has tablish claim to the land above descri has filed notice of intention to maka the 15th day of Oct, 1914. filed notice of intention to make Final bed, before w. H. jvillcox, U S Com- five-yea- r proof to establish claim to Claimant names as witnesses; three year proof, to establish claim to missioner at Roy N. M. the land above described before F H Henry Stone Henry Farr the land above described before on the 22d day of Sept 1914. Foster, U S Commissioner at his of ' Clarence Wright SamTyler F. H, Foster,, U. S. Commissioner at Claimant names as witnesses, fice in Roy N M on the22nd day of all of Roy, N, M. , Roy, New Mexico, on the 10th day Barney Rigoni John Bonomo sept, 191. Paz Valverde of October 1914. Jesse E. La Rue Clark R Rush Claimant names as witnesses

9-- - all of 'Mills, N, M, S. 5 10-- 3 Register. Claimant names as witnesses- Charley T. Wright F. Davis Paz Valverde, O. J. Chershner J. M. Beard, C. E, Deaton Chas Hicks Register. all of Roy.N M Honesty Always Best. J .H. Lebert Russel Belknap 1' Honesty dealing ourselves Paz Valverde, Register - in with All of Mills, nm., and one another has been one of the Notice For x axioms since time began. We cannot, Paz Valverde, Publication ' afford to be otherwise. It is the best 8-- 9-- Register, Department of the interior, Notice For Publication and only way. Being honest saves U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M. worry and fretting, it helps make char- Aug. 5, 1914, acter and it gives us joy in life to NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. . Department of the Interior, Notice is hereby given Maurice know that we have been honest when that U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N.M Department of the Interior. N. Baker, of Roy, N. M, who on we might have been otherwise to our Aug 6th 1914. temporary gain. U. S. Land Office, Clayton, N. M. made HE, No.23221 Notice is hereby; given that Frank Aug. 22, 1914. andAdd' 015725 for theS-NE,an- d B . Pugh, of Roy N. M. who, on Notice is hereby eiven that Barry J. NWÍ,'Wi-SW- i Sec.1, Switched the Beverage. 013802 Kirby, of Roy, N. M. who on 10-1- 8 07 Sept 2 1911; madeHE Serial No. Two old Scotch fishermen, having Twp. 19 N. Range 26 E. N. M. P. 5-- 15, Twp. .20 N., 26 09 HE No 05642 Add. 8304, forSWi, Sec. Imbibed overmuch, were on their way made Meridian, has filed notice of intention EJ-NW- J; Wl-N- Ei Range 27 E. N. M. P, Meridian has home, and overcome with a great de- SWi Sec 5; Sec. 8, to make final three year proof, to es- intention to make final sire to sleep, accordingly they Twp. 20 N Rng. 27E N.M. P. tablish claim to the land above describ filed notice of to establish claim to stretched themselves on the warm Meridian, has filed, notice of intention ed, before' F. H. Foster, U. S, Com three year proof, - above described, before F H. beach eands and were soon slumbering to make final five year Proof missioner at his office at Roy, N. M. the land U. S. Commissioner, at his. heavily. The tide crept in, awakening to establish claim to the land above on the 23rd day of Sept. 1914. Foster the one nearest the water as a wavelet before : U. S. Com- office at Roy, N. M. on the 23rd day of described, Claimant names as witnesses, liquid , dashed a quantity of the salty F.-te- at his Sept. 1914 missioner Foster, Clarence Leffler H. Goodman Into bis mouth. Half asleep, he started ofilce at Roy, N. M., on the 8th day to arise, saying: "It's time we wis W. H. Baum Vidal Martinez of Oct, 1914. R, Boulware A. S. Hoskins, awa' oot i' this hoose. They're changin' All of Roy,N. M. W. B. W. Sturgis, Odis Hoskins, the drink on us." Claimant names as witnesses: v Paz Valverde, C F Williams William Bowman Register, All of Roy, N, M. Frank Emerson Charles E Kidd Paz Valverde, Worth Knowing. V 8-- 9-- ail of Roy, N M of Mill, N. M. 12 Register. Every person when he takes up his All Paz Valverde, cards at a game of whist holds one out 9-- of 635,013,559,600 possible hands. As 9 Register. for the total number of variations Notice For Publication. Notice For Publication. possible among all players, it is so enormous as almost to exceed belief. Wanted to Know His Fate. Department of the Interior, Department of the Interior, 1,000,-00- 0 Of the criminal court, London, Mr. Babbage calculated that if the XL'S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M. Ü. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M. men were to le engaged dealing acoustic properties are not so perfect ' . Aug 18, 1914 Aug. 6, 1914. rate of one deal every as they might be, and there is a decid- cards at the hereby given that Thomas J Notice is hereby given that, Jose N. minute, day and night, for 100,000,000 ed echo from the walls. Some time Notice is who oh March, 16 of Buyeros N. M. who on 2-- 3- years, the,y would not have exhausted ago Judge Rentoul sentenced a pris- Price of Mills, N.M., Garcia, 012774, all the possible variations of the cards, oner to six months' hard labor. When 19l0,made HE No 010674 for lots l&z 911, madeHE SerialNo. for but only one one hundred thousandth the judgment was passed "Six months' Sec. 5, Twp 22N Range the NWi- - Sac. 26 Twp. 18N.Rng. part of them." hard labor" was echoed from the back 26E. N, m.p. Meridian, has filed notice 32E. NMP. Meridian, has filed no- of the court The prisoner, turned to of intention to make final three year tice of intention 1.0 make Three Year inquired Burdens of Lite. the warder by his side and Droof . to establish claim to the land Proof to establish claim to the land. anxiously: What do we live for, if not to make "Are these sentences to above described, before F. H. Foster, above described, before F. H, Fos run concurrently?" life less difficult for eack other? U. S. Commissioner, at his office at ter, U. S. Commissioner, at Roy, N,. ' ' George Eliot. Roy, N. M. on the 9th day of Oct. M. on the 23rd day of Sept., 1914, In Mind.' Had Fldo 1914. Claimant names as witnesses, Margaret passed her When little Gallegos, of De Haven N. M. ocxzcxocxzxcxzxoooo plate the third time for chicken her Claimant names as witnesses: Elias Lovato, of Buyeros N. M. mother said: "My dear, you must not A. C Proctor Filadelfo D F O White of Buyeros, N. M. .S. Durrin, . afraid Francisco Garcia, eat so much chicken. I am Ross W Eaton E. H. Brockman Attorney at Law, , , v you'll be 11L" "Well, mother,", said Elíseo Gallegos, of De Haven, N. M. VI . Mills. N. U, S,. Comrrjissioner, Margaret, "I'm not eating this be- All of Valverde, t Valve'rde, Paz Solano,, New Mex, cause I, want it. I'm collecting tne Paz Register; bones for Fido!" Harper's Monthly. 9 9-- 26 Register. COCOOOCCOOOQO