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VOL. XIV. No. 24. ALAMOGORDO, NEW MEXICO, Till liSDAY, JILY 7, 1910. PRICE ." CENTS

COUNTY 10 JEFFRIES KNOCKED OUT CHAIRMAN flURSUM I GOV. MILLS I EEC- -

MAKE NEW STOCK ROUND SHLEi HOT IN . IN FIFTEENTH

Qeneral Effect Will be Reduction Will be Conducted Week of Jan- Former World's Champion Was in no To Convene at Albuquerque July One Hundred Delegates Will of Valuations uary 16-2- 1 Eleventh Frame Constitution Condition to Fight EQUALITY ADD FAIRNESS $25,000.00 IN PURSES IMPORTANT BUSINESS ELECTION TO BE HELD A GOOD BASIS TO BE AWARDED Outpointed and Beaten by the Negro at Every TO BE TRANSACTED' SEPTEMBER 6

The sctefoa of the board of The classification and premium Stage of the Fight A call for a meeting of the To the People of the Territory of Boantf commissioners which he-.'a- n list for the Sixth Annual Nation- members of the the Territorial New Mexico: Tuesday was one of the long- - al Western Stock Show has just Republican Central Committee I, the undersigned. Governor t't and most trying which the leen issued. The next show will Tht fourth of July, the date because manifestly Jeffries had for New Mexico is hereby made 'of New Mexico, in accordance Imard has ever held. The bulk 'beheld in Denver during the set for a big pugilistic battle for not "come back," but instead to be held at the Commercial w ith the provisions of an act of championship had "gone" back. of the work was in the nature of week of January 10-2- and to the heavyweight Club in the City of Albuquerque. Congress entitled: readjustment of equalization, judge from the premium list it of the world, appeared to the Jeffries never has had the at (10) ten o'clock on Monday, "An Act to enable the people fight fans to very slow about heart, the spirit or consti-meetin- Xhe seeeioo commenced Tuesday will be the greatest show ever be the instinct July 11th (eleventh), 1910; said of New Mexico to form a g morning, was continued until held in the West. There are rolling around : but finally it ar- of the natural tighter and scrap- to be held for the pur- - 'tution and state government and en- re-- das-ttime- rived, and DOW it is history. per. He never has lacked - two o'clock Tuesday night, 1 several new features to the d pose of discussing and formulat- be admitted into the Union on Wednesday morning and lification. Among the new The result of the fight brought durance, grit and courage, and ing plans relative to the election an equal footing with the origin until about three tures is a separate classification disappointment and chagrin to when ho was tit his assimilation and selection of delegates te be al states; and to enable the peo k in the afternoon. The for agricultural colleges so that many eiunusiasis, ano 10 a iewim iiuuitiini as marxeious. chosen for the purpose of formu- - pie of Arizona to form a consti .1 i . I It Krnllirllt fll'OII fl t ItlíTí. í.f CAíl- - In tflitt lilvifr ficrlifr U'llipll MT&fl..- illut ' ceiling w so lenginy that inese institutions...... win..i not'" - - -j lating a constitution for the State tution and state government ami it will not be possible for Mr. compete against the individual ness. Jim Jetlries lias iieen tlie one mo many, averse conditions of New Mexico: also for the pur- - be admitted into the Unioti on follow had more to do with his ' Bowman to complete the report exhibitors in the fat stock das-- j idol of the ring ers for defeat pose of transacting such other an equal looting w ith the origin i i a j.1 r t r i many years, in man negro ja-- in time for The Nkws to publish 'ses. This is the first of the big: ami ins ueieat uiuI'l.lrne jonn business as may be deemed prop- - al States," son, in this iaaae. I shows to adopt this plan and it! meant the smashing ot an mol. ins ring adversary. Jim er and pertinent for the welfare w hich Act was approved June The town lots in Alamogordo was done to encourage the west Jack Johnson, the negro, proved j Jeffries w as beaten, and realized of the Republican party. 20, A. D., 1910, do hereby order to be Jeffries' superior at every that he was beaten, he wi re pla ed upon an entirely m w em exhibitors. Another new before Proxies held by residents of an election to be held on Tues-th- e schedule. The general effect of feature is a separate classification stage of the game. ever entered the ring. The years counties w herein members day, the 6th day of September, could only lof idleness, not w this new will be to re- - for the purebred steers according Jeffries hit Johnson unmixed ith may reside will be recognized. A. D., 1910, to choose one hun- - and very dissipation, duce valuations. Individual lot to breed. The premium list has at rare internals then had deprived him of All Republicans who have the! lred (100) delegates to form a Alamo-gord- lightly, while Johnson was able j the qualities which had made of owners will pay taxes on o been made most attractive to welfare of the republican party constitutional convention for said hit Jeffries freely whenever him the greatest human righting lots on precisely the same western stociunen w ho are eiven to at heart are cordially invited and Territory, for the purpose oí . he From the beginning machine that ever U.i,t.,-.,orn.,rations- In the a chame to w in a mod nart of Phased. breathed. requested to be present and framing a constitution for the of negro had When he stepped into readjustment of valuations, orno the $25.000 of pama. the the the the ring make suggestions for the benefit proposed State of New Mexico, s wl,,te completely at his on Monday afternoon only the .,.h.t,.ri..l r.-ti,,- were The show asso. iation announces " of the Committee. Every mem- - I further specify and announce, and the result never was old gameness responded to the uiad while in Other caaes in-- 1 the construction of two new fire- - ber is earnestly requested to be: in accordance with the require -- .. ' in doubt. roll call the neetness of foot, Gov-prox- i,i.s wmra mndp. nroof nermanent show hnildinm present either in person or by ments of said Act that the y. - of eye, three-stor- v TMa light had been widely her- j the clearness the quick The iucW anDointed to serve One will be a large, This meeting constitutes ernor, Chief Justice, and Secre-th- e ness of mind, and the perfectly in the election of August 2, tobarn, connected with the ampin aided as the greatest pugilistic initial step preliminary to tary of said Territory, did on the net-wor- two-orpor- seasoned k of 1 at event in history of the muscles, decide Bpea the matter of disin-- theatre, and the other is a the the consideration of ways and j 28th day of June, A. D., 1910, all had deserted, leaving only ion of the village of Ala story building to be used for "squared circle." The amount means to be considered which apportion the said delegates to the hulk, the of mogordo, were Byron Sherry, i and offices. The new of publicity given to this fight shell the former may be conducive to bringing! be selected, equitably among w as perhaps ten times as great world's champion. But w ith his Alf Hunter and James J. Hill. buildings will coat about I7ÓJMH about a safe and sound policy in the several counties of said Ter-th- e gameness still intact, hedeliber- - ' The board also appointed reg- - and will make the total cost of as that given to any previous adoption of a constitution ritory in accordance with the istratioc boards and judges of the show buildings erected to tight. But in no way did it which will necessarily form the voting population as shown by up Flection to servo in the election 'date about 1860,000. Copies of measure to the expectations. (continued on page five) ground work for all future legis- - the vote cast at the election for 11, to be held on September whettlthe premium list can be had by lation affecting the new state of Delegate in Congress in Baid Ter-Ne- w delegates to the constitutional writing to the Secretary of the Park Lighted Wright is Judge Mexico. Therefore no ritory in the year A. D., 1908. convention will be chosen. The Western 8tock Show, Stockyards county can afford not to be rep- -' and that the number of dele- The installation of four aloe--1 Thk News has just received registratiofl for precinct Station Denver, June JT. resented at this meeting. gates apportioned to each county lard trie lights in the park adds ma the good news that Edward K. N. 1 is comjMJSed of W. K. Stal- - Socorro, N. M. July 1, 1910. was as follows : terially to the appearance of the Wright's commission as an As-par- k up. F J. Bush, and Ed. Grant Hon. Frank P, Blair of Oro-gran- H. O. Bursutn, Bernalillo H by night. One of the lights sociate Justice of the Supreme was a business visitor in W. A. Bayer, Chairman. has been placed on top of the Court of New Mexico has been I continued on page five) Alamogordo today. Acting Secretary. (continued on page five) arch of the gate-wa- y, another signed by President Taft. Judge over the bridge, and one on each i Wright w ill qualify about ' July TULAROSA THE MECCA OF of the islands .in the lagoons. 17, so that he can nitet with the CROWDS CONGREGATE The one on the island in the Supreme Court which will be i : í - . i w . . lagoon was msianeu.mi km uie convenedi anouti July r.i. nUriUKLUb Jf r EAFLJL I especia 1 beneli t of the beer. Not I This appointment is very ac ABOVE THE CLOUDS very long ago Bruin overheard a ceptable and pleasing to the conversation in which it was said people of the Sixth District, Barbecued Dinner, Baseball, Roping Contest, that "Terrible Teddy" contení-- 1 Famous Kid Band Makes Cloudcroft Celebra- plated a trip west. Since that! Killing at Weed and Speech Making time Hruin lias been so much Alamogordo, N. M., July tion Splendid Success worried and agitated and scared Sheriff Henry M. Denny of Otero that he has been losing his hair. county arrived in Alamogordo to-Th- is electric light has been its- - night from Weed. N. M ., with f Nappy Hooll(n stalled for the purpose of enabl- B. Pedig) and placed him in jail, 11 ma it and high power Cloivdcroft has every natural generously in of Alamo- rularos In,;, had other cele- ln cars ing him to make a generous ap- charged with murder of L. J. both the suc-cesae- a, schooners advantage which tends to make gordo papers. brations that were counted touring cars to prairie plication of Herpicide every Mullen at a village named 1'ifion Therefore every- and cow ponies. They came successful and enjoyable an en- body knew there was to be but this one on the great, night before retiring. Mr. Watt, on the night of July 8. It is al- that enjoy- celebration in grand, glorious and gorgeous bent on celebrating and of the Alamogordo Improvement leged the prisoner shot Mullen tertainment or a monster celebration at Cloud- day, "Good croft, fourth of July, was pronoucced ing life for at least one and Company, recently made a requi- twice with a Winchester, death the Old Summer Time." and just what the features pleased with every- of the 'y many of the visitors, and by they were sition for six barrel of Herpicide being instantaneous. The trouble. Air that even on the hottest entertainment would be. Tula-ros- a thing they found. Even the The tide of immigration many of the residents of for Bruin's use. it is said, arose over family af- day in the valley, is cool, invig into of and a as well, to be the best of heat the afternoon sun fairs. IVdigo waived examina- orating, refreshing; giant trees Cloudcroft set in Sunday morn- of on Meet ing. hen, all, the "Queen Bee," so cloud dust the baseball Club tion before the justice of the to furnish the shade and unriv- The morning train from grounds not furnish suff- I -- 1 ; Alamogordo to speak, of the whole hive. could .a Tuesday eveuing the peace at Weed and was held to alled scenery and abundance of consisted of four for complaint. The Tularosa people comprising icient reason Alamo Business Men's Club held await the action of the grand the finest water these are the cars, the maximum which can be Alamogordo many in the various committees made all sent visitors. the first meeting for several jury under bond of ó.ono, which natural advantages which make handled one train, and ever - ne-lTh- e morning train carried 152 was the plans and arrangement- mouths. Since it was the first he will give. Both men had Oloudcroft every day of the sum- car taxed to its utmost capa- Alamogordo passengers, .Monday vsgary for a big celebration. and the meeting for mi long a time, not large families. mer the premier resort of the city morning was a rep When these committees had got- - evening train carried several much busines of importance was Albuquerque Morning Journal. whole great southwest, and make et it ion of Sunday morning. Many ten everything in readiness for who attended the dance. When transacted. it so desirable a place for people people in the tributary moun- the occasion, they had played the train from Alamogordo ar-th- e Frank W. Beach was elected Hot Soliloquy to gather together and have a tain country drove over in their string out, had gone as for rived there wa a line of vehicles to membership. It was voted to Hot, did you say? It shore good time. private conveyances. It is doubt- s j a mile long waiting they could go. Then it re nearly half hold a social meeting in theOlub am hot. The heat puts a crimp The people within a radius of ful if Oloudcroft has entertained crowd niained to to receive and carry the dis-poais- so large, so enthusiastic so for the whole people room on next Tuesday night. into our am huh. spoils our h. three hundred miles of Oloud- and to the cool inviting make the celebration a success jof visitors Arrangement of the program but it haa not killed any- croft do not need any introduc- well satisfied a crowd for many - being , shade of old Tularosa. The Rep- years. 1J preaent. And the for this meeting was left entirely body. Look over the daily pa- tion to that resort, nor do they poet of U. A. R. was assem- whole people, the party of the ier with the members of the social pers, read the reporta of the require much urging to make There waa no speech making or flag. A detach- second part, aa it were, did not bled under the committee. Every member of many deaths due to heat through them attend Oloudcroft celebra "politicing" of any sort. People of Company "1," mounted, fail either. They flocked in from ment the club iR cordially invited to out the middle weat, the aaat tions. Bat the members of the had been invited to Oloudcroft The vehicles "vn the moat remote and dis- was in attendance. be present. The social com- and the north. That may help publicity committee did not take to forget business carea and the some of the floats of the tant quarter of Otero county. and mittee will likely announce the yoa to realise that there are any chance. They got oot big hum drum of everyday life. The modes of transportation into features of the norial meeting a worse places than New Mexico hand billa and aent them all ov- Tularosa from standard (continued on pago Ave) little later varied to spend the summer. er the country. They advertised (continued on page five) OT TM1 MM MWY. TIícre s more strength in a bowl ot Tffl: CIRCULAR STAIRCASE Quaker Oats than in the same Bvmary' or the same ROBERTS quantity RINZHART value of any other Trembling as I , I deter- food you can eat. SYNOPSIS mined to m that door opened. I knew what I but so Mi hardly Most nournhinc. c man terrible and Inenpll. abl thing had happened that auspense S least expensive A M worse than certainty 1 "I Htii perfectly cool," I said, "and i 1 in r MM m l ta Vol f rei I - .. i r ell- s ,n hot Wl. am (oing to remain here." 1m The lights thiahed up nlong that end of the corridor, throwing the MM S.o-r'- y. Goad Work Proceeds Into relb i Ai the intersection of the riergymne Remember, my friend, At the present of Increase near-- MMJMj M rati' small hallway with the B -- whom God hath joined together, let - f ,r : 1:1 :i. i bef.irg i way up. ss rulur stain wound Its so man put asunder " iiffi t hospital ai i oninu'datloM ta Sil afterthought of the r If It had leen un k. r Divorce Er It w .r.suu.p-t.- Se. Alter pn ride all the Indit felt. . t And Just around 'he cor- ir an Justin- - of the peace. ti . '1 ilt t.e pro .n the ft.' ner, In th" - all corridor, w,i the A asm-l- .,;. !. d. iar-i the National door Mr .latule-o- had Indicated. I His Pull. Ui n Study n io: of :or the and l'r was still iinfaml'lar with th. house, Does that "ere it.ln. toop-shou- Although over ".99$ My Tubercutosis. I did not remember th" door lookin drummer that ! and dered. dyspeptic 1,. m ..i i an.pt. .. ni. I" ' II.' fi ir ---7 ;! heait mmt IkBMStai wildly In my ears, you bought so MMfe from today MM tube - 1 and w.crds for patients I ...I V ti.. bul nodded to him to ah any or MMis than the CHAPTER Continued. v better rheaiT : . l ar. tí., r. are k ist i n. itab.iíln'd wa perhaps . t or ten feet away fat one ye turned down so hard yester- :: t tndig' tit nanniptives fully -- , MM Hip w k 1. 1 and ii h" th MB I day Inqutr.d Hi Spry. Instttu-tlon- s The rpiarn blteve," he ' Uo ought to be placed in such - re "wae about M: Armti'n:i.- -- 'Come out." he said uul"tly. Th. "I)' know as he doe." i onfesaed the and a total of only K.TM bid In - t v.. (.. r'i'i.b- II. was no respome. "Come- out." he Bquam Comen but Mi On May 1. lJoS, condui to 'i. the entire comtrj. I h- - bad a re- criHiaal rapacity of the . had i en paying you unwelcome at repeat, d Th I think iews on the tli. re wi re UktM hail ii.r consump-t:-- -- nnon volver, but I am not sur- - he stepped trusts are a whole lot sounder." a;:d -- . institutions. The aunusl KtMfJ door open And I 1. id nev, a., n the man! aside and the Puck r. 5 t of the national association i.i re I stood I could r.o see o; When she noddid n "yes" I s.'.w th. From wh. s'.uai an in.ri.ise institutions É I . y..nd Mi but saw Mr MMM treim-nd- MM SBSBlblltttss lnvoh-d- I! I the and 7,"uo bed and MM :;. ut- could BSCS! M Ml MM son's lace change hear.' VtHC KEYSTOIwE this detective bolted down Calculation. trud and dlsVked the tuur ter something, th.n he feand Val n my TO HEALTH "Mr Nippon .ilw: y anti the most dered man. and that Mr. AnSMtrSM the stairs, three at a time. " .1 shaking. Met 1 possible tor his money had li. n SMMJSÍMJ and - My ptfr fcMMS had sto,.. nirvou.-!y- . un;:l I had "Yes. He Invariably cts a cloudy s'iícg her with hateful attention, all forwatd. slowly. M uuid the to go to a baseball isn.e in th tha'. added to Oertrnd' '. confession I partial view ol what was Thostetter5 to be a clos- - hope of seems s. vei.il il'I.ir.g and of her preer.ee in the billiard room door. It seemed at first STOMACH f " t sad then ISlUsS a rain efe k at MM MM Si the SIMM, look. at, Maty. Tasa went sisas shudder I strange, to say the bast. As ron.: an.lnid it. to stop with BITTERS - n nenie of the fan.t'y assured a strenu- Where the floor should nav- i.e. j.i. ous effort to find the murdi r. r. and if black void ami darkness, ftoi.i whbh inde.-crlbab- damp btuell w e had SinthtMJ worse to look lorw.inl i ame the to. we WOTS ture of a distasteful pub- of the i. llars. licity. Mr. .lamb son kmi Metal MMasatdf 1 V' r In IBS BtetsMS chute. As lean, i ' Mr. .lamiesen shut his notebook "Tne Cuarrel. I Believe." I I groan or wa it w ith a snap an.', that k"d us. tiitii heard a triMMM plan 'I have an idea." he said, apropos Sad I felt th:t this dried up little tnnn o ugfct to he able to the the wind'.' oh-pe- ry an of nothing at all. "that at any rate tha Mas the r i ot much that he oi his house without becoming CHAPTER VII. ghost Is laid here. Whatever the rap-ping- s had not told MS. I gave up trying to of suspicion." have been and the colored man elicit any Information from him. and There is little in the paper itself," A Sprained AnWe. says they b can w hen the lamily WMM we MfStlWf to view the body he admitted; "but why should Arnold f;ict - w.nt panic stricke n. As 1 ran along The that Hostett- west three months ajo they are like- before It was taken to th city. It Armstrong carry that around, unless I was 1 was that the has ' bililard-ta-- ! the corridor saaldWlt Stomach Bitters ly to stop now . ha i fes n lifted on to the It meant something? He never built er's mysterious intruder and prob.U. I mur- Which shows how much he knew '.e and a sheet thrown over it; oth- a house, you may be sure of that. If helped thousands of sickly had been found, and ti.at he about it. The ghost was not laid: erwise nothing had been touched. A it Is this house, it may mean anything derer during lay or dying at tin loot of the people back to health with the murder of Arnold Armstrong suit hat lay beside It, and the collar from a secret room " dead chute. 1 got down the staircase some- the past years should only to take on fresh : dinner-- at was still turned up. bathroom," I said 56 he. or it, seemed th" 'To an extra through the kitchen to the vigor. The handsome, dissipated face of Ar- scornfully. "Haven't you a thumb- how, and convince you that it is the basement stairs. Mr. Jamieson had Mr. Jamieson left then, and when nold Armstrong, purged of its ugly print, too?" need for been before me, and the door stood medicine vou lndt had gone upstairs, as she did lines, was now only pathetic. As we said a smile, "and Gertrude "I have," he with open. Liddy was standing in the mid- c Stomach Ills. once. 1 sat and thought over what wa nt in .Mrs. Naison appeared at me in a tulip bed, and ostión at the print of a foot dle of the kitchen holding a frying I Her engagement, card-roo- door. odd had Just heard. a number of other things. The pan by the handle as a weapon. so engrossing a matter, paled in, Watson," the lawyer The Drink of once "Come Mrs. est part Is, Miss Innes, that the "Don't go down there," she yelled, Quality now the significance of her she her head and thumb-mar- yours CANADA beside said. Hut shook is probably and the when she saw me moving toward the WESTERN story. If Halsey and Jack Bailey had was the only one in withdrew; she footprint certainly." basement salrs. "Don't you do it. Misa Asst. crime, how came Hal-sey- 's to regret the left before the the house who seemed His audacity was the only thing Rachel. That Jamieson's down there Hi revolver In the tulip bed? What dead man, and even she seemed rath- me; his amused smile put wooM sncmsr rala aula la Wfatm that saved now. There's only trouble comes of "I tasa la ta era dsíi or was the mysterious cause of their sud- sorry. Cnlu-- er shocked than me on my mettle, and I ripped out a hunting ghosts; they lead you into Úlb BUlas. FS flight? What had Gertrude left me ?beatr ft4 filma den Before Mr. Hartón left, he told perfectly good scallop before I an- bottomless pits and things like that. ter mr in pvrpoa. In the billiard room? What was the family. I Tona M. arfa ft Bill 1m something of the Armstrong swered. Oh, Miss Rachel, as 1 tried Uatrr tbaa tpbt cuff-lin- don't" m wi pr tha significance of the and where Paul Armstrong, the father, had been I step Into tulip "Why did the bed?" to get past her. 1proa Ira. Whst ras be was it? Arnold was a son by Jamie-son'- ap t" theOlh married twice. I asked with interest. She was interrupted by Mr. s mile northirot the first marriage. The second Mrs. ot- rn aVti Dl budBdV "You picked up something," he said reappearance. He ran up the 1. CHAPTER VI. i' loar vasoBBt lana Armstrong had been a widow, with "which you are go- stairs two at a time, and his face was mill he laBen at b rat r heron. reMTit Monro a child, a little girl. This child, now ing to tell me about later." flushed and furious. I ha . Qh 5 In po, ib ia in tjaiiea the East Corridor. perhaps 20, was Louise Armstrong, whole place Is locked," said RtstsM alnne ho want "Am I, Indeed?" I was politely cu- "The he ' When the detective left he enjoined name, I to takB Bp Uua land. Vaatir having taken her stepfather's rious. "With this remarkable insight angrily, "Where's the laundry key absolute secrecy on everybody in the was present In with and at California of yours, I wish you would tell me kept?" 70,000 Americans household. The Greenwood club the family. rtllatraadanak thrlr nomas where I shall find my "It's kept in the door," Llddy ta Waotrrn Canada this rear. promised the same thing, and as there "They will probably return at once," snapped. "That whole end of the cel- ISO prod uml aootbor lart Sunday papers, motorcar." era of wbaat. c.ata and barlri. are no afternoon the he concluded, 'and part of my errand lar is kept locked, so nobody can get to addition to wlilrh Lb raltl 'I was just coming to that," he laftMMrta oras an IniDaanaSr lis murder was not publicly known until lg tf you wlll relin- - . .7 nere to.dav t0 see ou will find It about 30 miles at the clothes, and then the key's left ('aula rs.tir.a. datrrlaa. saliol Monda y. The coroner himself notified nore ln tut,ir fSTOr." I ffsnaios sad arsla arrarlag In it. qulsh y0llr lease awav Andrews Station ln a black- - In the door, so that unless a thief provine off Manltosj the Armstrong family lawyer, and Tl at ebowan and Albortsv. We would better wait and see If gmltn ghoPi lg early In the afternoon he came out. wnere k belng re. mi " SmWSrammm tney wisn to come, i saiu. ii eeiui pare(j I had not seen Mr. Jamieson since unlikely, my is being , for smlltloB.. and town house my rH- - I knew he had been in- lald down knlulng tnen and AdanUhl. o.ll. boolchful The Texatone Boy morning, but remodeled." At that he let the mat- - tnat. .plrndid ornoosa assa terrogating the servants. Gertrude looked at htm. churt. he., .mi .ooa railways AT FOUNTAINS AND IN BOTTLBB. ter drop, but it came up unpleasantly And HaIsey7 i managed say. For sMllrra' rnt-f- was locked in her room with a head- to Hidratar "lata Bwt Wast." bow COMPANY . rBXATOSB DALLAS. TBI AS enough, later. ..ya are going to exchange Infor- - to toara th- - untr; and oShor sar-tir- I had luncheon alone. ra. Issfal ache, and At six O'clock the body was tski n i. onto i Hu.'l of Hartón, the lawyer, was a little, matlon." he said. "1 am going to tell fTftliOft. Ollaoft. CaDftda. or to taa Mr. awav. at seven thirty, after an laasflifta umna. :.t Aacau if and you that, when you tell me what you mm sm mm mm thin man. and he looked as he did - j. r CMWFORO Rend postal for early dinner, Mr. Hartón went. Ger- up ln r. day. picked the tulip bed." Mj 1ZS W Sara tbstl. Isatsi Cttr Sa. Is Is Free Package not llsh bis business that th.-r- ! M trude had not come down, and We looked steadily at each other; It ' t'.r s4dros noarost 70a). ,1 "This is very unfortunate, Miss n 1 1 bbj mm of Paxtiue. i was no news of Halsey. Mr. Jamle-sn- I we was not an unfriendly stare; we were Better and more economical he said, after had shaken had a lodging in the vil- - - tk..n only measuring weapons. Then he hand? Most uijiortunate-a- nd mys . . than liquid antiséptica ,.M nH ,,nri Kn hlnl lnrp smiled a little and got up. FOB ALL TOILET USES. terious. With the lather and mother It was about nine The Wretchedness I everything "With your permission," he said, "I ln the west, find devolves o'clock, I think, when the beli tang on Be; and, as you can understand. am going to examine the card room of Constipation and he was ushered into the living and the staircase again You might It is an unpleasant duty." j Can quickly be room. think over my offer ln the meantime." minuta by "No doubt," I said absently. "Mr. Sit down," I said grimly. "Have He on through CARTER'S LITTLE I you went the drawing Hartón. am going to ask some rrm tVtunrl n rlew that will incriminate , . room, and I listened to bis footsteps LIVER PILLS questions, anu i nope jua win .ui.-- r , Jtr JamleBOBf growing gradually fainter. I dropped Partly Gire one a tweet breath ; clean, white, 1 I am i to reortabU AM m them. feel tnat ntit.ea grace to look uncomfort- - ' - e H had the my pretence knitting act surely and germ-fre- teeth antUepticalljr clean some knowledge, because I and my at and, leaning purifies breath SI IS XO, be saiu. it you naa I thought over 48 aeaay on tha m i urwi mouth and throat the lamily are Just now in a most ambigu- back, the last hours, after smoking dispell all disagreeable killed Mr. Armstrong, you would hive Here was I, Rachel Innes, spinster, v trae. Cura wi ous position." a -- ft perspiration and body odors much ap left no ch v.s You would have had of old of ftr JmW ILVER ernnddaiiehter John Innea preciated by dainty women. A quids I don t know whether he under much Intelligence." W too revolutionary days, a U. A. R., a Co- Bolted Down Stairs, I remedy tor eyes and catarrh. stood MS or not he took off his Three at a Tim. laLaMl tore After that we got along better. He lonial Dame, mixed up with a vulgar A little Paxtioe powder dis- glass. and wiped them. was nVhlng In his pocket, and after and revolting crime, and even at- was as blind as as aotne detectives, Sssm. larlsjssfirn, solved in a glass of hot water "I shall be very happy." he said sad IVey do rW ka a n.tnute he brought out two scraps tempting to hoodwink law! Cer- be could walk right In." mskes a delightful antiseptic so- courtesy. the Steal PiO. Saaatl Data. S.I1 . rico wl'h to club- I "Llddy," I said lution, possessing extrsordinarr of paasf. "I have been the tainly had left the straight and nar- sharply, "come down you. Mr Hartón, did Mr. ' GENUINE must bear agrudurs I cleansing, germicidal and heal- "Thank house." he said, and among Mr. Arm- row way. with us and turn on all the light." Arnold Armstrong know that Sunny-sid- e ing powrr, and sbtolutely harm- - strong's effects, I found these. One Is I wsa roused by hearing Mr. Jamie- She offered her resignation, aa us- had been rented?" I leu. Try a Sample. 50c a curious; the other la puzzling." son coming rapidly back through the ual, on the spot, but took ber by the box druggists by mail. yea, I my-ae-lf large si or "I think he did. In fact, note-pape- arm, Th" first was a sheet of club r drawing room. He stopped at the and she came along finally. She Bosjtoh. told him about it." The Paxton ToilitCo., Mate. on which was written, over and door. awltched on all the lights and pointed "And be knew who the tenar t3 " to a door ahead. over, the name "Halsey H. Innes It "Miss Innea." he tald quickly, "will Just Oklahoma Directory were?" "That the door," was Halsey b flowing signature to s you come with me and light the east she said sulkily. "Yea" "The key's In It." L. DOUGLAS d",t, but It .ached Halsey'a ease. The corridor? I have fastened aomebody 7SSX. DEERE IttPLEMERTS W. "He had not been living with the Hut the key was cn-'- toward the bottom of the sheet room not In It. Mr. od family for some years, I believe?" ln the small at the head of the VELIE VEHICLES SHOES were much better than the top ones. Jamieson shook it. but It wsa a heavy AtS r'1f I'sl.t or "No. Unfortunately, there had been card room stairs." iff, 4, 3.50, 3, 2.50 & 2 Mr. .lamieson smiled at my face. door, well locked And then he stooped JOHN DEERE PLOW CO., OklsbaataCIt la-- I Jumped up at once. STANDARD trouble between Arnold and hU ' and began punching around the key- THI "Ills old tricks," bs said. "That "You mean the murderer?" 1 FOR 30 YEARS. thar. For two years he had lived In hole with the end of a lead pencil one Is merely curious; this one, aa I gasped. BILLIARD TABLES Millions ol ssaa woas town." When he stood up bis face exul- before, la puzzling." ' wss W L. DooiU shoo bo. 'Then It would be unlikely that be said Toeslbly," he said quietly, sa we tant BOOL TABLES saw lbr tha low- - The second scrap, folded and re- together up LOSVSST PRICIS I ASY P A V MS NTS c prkoa, quality came here last night to get possession hurried the stairs. "Some It's locked on toa compasa so tiny that the Inside." he said Yon cannot sSord to intent with sidtroah la lit world. of anything belonging to him?" folded into a the one was lurking on the staircase In low eiper Stasia upon honor.oi th a tone. "There la somebody la goods It hardly possible," writing had been partly obliterated, when I went back. I apoke; instead nntried sold by cornmitaion hoot loalswra, b Ik "I should think there." agents Catalogues free. akillad wDctnwn, he admitted. "To be perfectly lru"k, was part of a letter the lower half of of an answer, whoever It was turned "Lord mercy rot Ik Islsst laahssaa. have gasped Liddy, TNI CO I any i hi st, not typed, but written ln s up. 1 followed Mlsi Innes, can not think of and ran It was dark and turned to run. M a. Ms. B. CHt, Otla. W 1. Donata. ID 00 Sir. Ostt SblabesM 00 shoos equal renson whatever for his con.lng here crumped hand. but ni I turned the corner at the (TO BE CONTINUED.) II I. Wmk as he did. He had In en staying at by altering the plans for top a figure darted through this door S.oo ta ta oo rooms, may u posslhs. Tha best way. TINTS AND AWNIN08 the club honro acro-- s the valley for and closed It. The bolt was on my Where It Goat. o,i In my op.nlon would be to the plan TACK COVERS Soa:i.50? the last week. J.irvls tella me, but on of rooms aids, sod I pushed It forward. It la s "That man made sn Immense for- W I Doaslas snarsntio th.lr rsluv scnnifina for in the SMBs Water Proof or ear bind of Cae ra ... I I . 1 tune a d! Pauiln. aii nam acl prlr on Ote u ci t thnt only explains how he can.e heie, ntry. cloaet, think." We were ln the upper out of simple little Inventloa.-"Indee- Uoodt rull aalcblOvoda. rirot elaoe Slo aohalltotr. t,ttt I ...... (Mn Tshr you "Ia-vent- toaatrnrttoa. Right, Ash woor n em lor for W U ftr..istssr.oa If ma nor why. It Is a most unfortunate That wni all. hall now. "If wlll abow me the What did he Invent?" ? Prlcrs fnrBftW.triYo.ir t inwr..,!. M,'i' ft al"fT4hO I looking up. switch, Mlaa Innea, you Nothing, you tn (,r.'r hy iiim 1. H'ni otfrrr--l .lir- -1 fr.HB iamlly." "Well?" tald, "There electric would dub! He ss tas BATES MAIUFACTURIN6 COMPAIY (S VI. OCTOSftlfwoS frasv uUmaioa. Hrurkc.... He shook bis head despondently. Is nothing ln that, 1 there? A man better wait In your own room." promoter I" OKLAHOMA OtVV UW CslUami. Oaa-ba- Staeb Waal Seats 'at TROUBLES OF PUMPS WINDMILL IN SEMIARID WEST AN ACHINO BACK OLD LADY'S THOUGHTFUL ACT Mllllene af Acras Nvw rrn Would Means Weak KM naya. Didn't Prava Perfile If irrigated MMn ttiovad ftora Digas Aids Nature Caute of Mori Worry Than Any Hon Should Suffer If Practical Suggestion.. Wafl kidney Mood arte She Could litar tha of Help The great swae af Dr. Florae' Golden Medica! Ma. Otnor Farm Machinery. acid and other Impurities. Wbaa tha It asrrerv ia aartag weak itoiasaa, wasted bodies, weak The rainfall In the watt nags, aemlarld kid naya ara sick, waste ant tar ata One MS eeetiaete aad ligrfeg aovghs, is Hng alwaya light, settlement la morning a popular youag min- the reeogaitioa of the truth that that mulatea aad backache, headache aad ister waa fwadanfl section la to a certain extant bataraV presenting hi view upon Medical Discovery" aaBattes Nature with body Vat It WnM MarS to rind Imple- urinary trouble re- an Important ous. but the millions of aerea now bar- subject under dlacuaeioa. lag, tinas rapairlag. ssessls ahtog aiatenals, to ment Doing M Much Work and ren, sult. To eliminate ay th National Monthly afcaaad aad assatratad forms. With this hatp Nature which would prove rlcb and far tha aches pains aad Insist- Simyttr In Cenetruction lie If aad ing held eepolie the sjaassssrv strenath to tha atomaoh to diaast Irrigated, ara bow attracting you that be certain thing to be Paw eastern must aura the true, the commentators lead, build up aha body aad taarabi throw off lingering Www Citd. farmers who ara prone to risk Doan'a notwithstand- Th "LHasovsry" tba failure In kidneys. ing He "I view of the possibilities la Kidney pill cur continued. hold thi to be in sooad health, purifies years of favorable true, aven though tbe commentator AORK'fl.TI KAI. COI.UCUE? precipitation. Soma sick kidneys, aad of this land will be reclaimed through disagree with me and again I nay, Pumpa ran caos mor trouble cura them perma- avan and Irrigation, and the growing of though tha commentator disa- worry for th least apparent nently. gree It romp af effere swasacSfatJ drought realstant crops adop- with me." and the J. N Markham, if fa memémmty it pmrm than anjr other place of machinery In fif At this point better rom Him. better. tion improved methods of an old lady waa seen ata mm the power plant, and yet It cultura Montesano. Wash . roo saw OMmSsm) of tha eare ataff tbe pro fit, would b will do Bract to make the farming of to leave the clurrh. On bis way home motbtm ar aa good ' hard to find a machine doing aa says: "Kidney trou- rtara'a lor roa. JSarao. much thete lands less from the aervlce the minister ws an hazardous Iiut tbera ble came on me erad. Dr. Piare.' rk and simpler In construction have been many met by this old lady, bearing a basket. Common Sewee Medical Adviser, la Plain English; or, Meet' deplorable failure ually and before long I waa suffering feine Simplified, 1008 pages, 700 illustrations, newly revised It see the ripreaalon. Iw ure hli h She stopped and banded it to him, orar lould have been averted had from My Edition, paper-boun- 21 pent of water la r dropsy body bloated and sent for ons stamps, to aovar cost mailing the end all right dis- ssying: I Clotb-bonn- the s.ttlers fortified themselvee my flesh "Dear brother, heerd you only. 31 stamps. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. turbing the ateani end." In a great waa soft and flabby. I tired ay against periods of drought by in easily thet common 'taters disagree with many manufacturera' catalogues, and suffered severely from pain you, and sstlng small parts of their holdings. In my ao I've brought you a basket ntay ahould not auch an expression back. Doan's Kidney Pilla cured of be It Is with a view of helping such me Virginia yam." used, for what la In and I am today In much better the ateani end of that th. feasibility of pumping water a pump? Simply platón health." GNAT CAUSES PELLAGRA. the and for the irrigation of small areas la T.ilvea. and It la almost Impoaalble Remember the name Doan'a. eonn.otion with dry farming of more Por sale by SO for anything to go wrong there. Take all dealer. cante a Committee on Disease In Europe Say extenslv areaa was investigated by box. Foatar-Mllbur- n the steam engine aa an Co., Buffalo, N. T. Corn la Net ta Blame. example. It the Irrigation office of United First the Aid la very seldom anything that goea States department of agriculture. Por weak women, who suffer from women's mng unleaa the valves L0AOIO TO THI GUARDS. London, May 14. Dr. ills, tEere is s aro worn out. Large wind movement provides a Satnbon, a arid so It la with the member of the Field standard medicine of proven merit CARDUI, the woman's ateani end of a cheap source of power for lifting un- committee which pump. haa been investigating tbe derground water, and the results of disease tonic. Cardtti has been helping sick women for more than half iiut the water pellagra, telegraphs from Rome end la where there these Investigations are embodied in that century, and has come to be recognized as the first aid for are a thousand and one reaaons why a farmers' the committee has definitely proved bulletin (No. 394 entitled woman's troubles. tbe pump abould not work. Here are "The Tse of Windmills Irrigation that maize or Indian com to not the In cause of pellagra. a few: In the Semlarid West." Just issued by Letters come from all orer the country, from women who The committee find that the para- If a pump begins to alow down with the department, the possibility of this have used CARDUI. They write to tell of the good that Cardui sitic conveyor of the disease I a valve open and tbe pump In K'jod JLIS1 2Si 'JLS limnle comprehensive the I has done to them. Their letters give good why . t illrl.tn tho tri.tthlu. mv l... ..V way, "limullum repana," a species of biting reasons you mh was mi and practical suggestions" are gnat atructlon In the feed pipe, auch as made to those who are now using or should scale. If dirty water la are wind-mill-s uaed, tb contemplating the use of A Child's View. valve should be chad frequently for pfimplng water for irrigation. Scarlet fever was In the house next The data given for planta on the door and a little girl of eight had lis ft , If pump pounds when starting up, gcat plains show, however, that tha tened to the recital of what was hap- may windmill is It be due to a lack of water sup-j!- not a cheap source of pening. A caller came and tbe child the water piston may be tight at rower, that to accomplish this result attempted to stranger roquín entertain the on point of the stroke due to un- capital, and that If the con- until her mother came into the draw- CARDUI equal wear In the cylinder; If so, the ditions require too great outlay it pre- ing room. cylinder will have to be rebored; the cludes the possibility of such a pro- She told about the trouble next valve may leak, the wat r pis- cedure. door, but In tbe telling "broke In" and may The on ton be loose on the rod; If It Is bulletin treats the source "broke out" got tangled In her child-brai- a duplex pump it Is sometimes due to of wat r supply, the quantity of water The Woman's Tonic lm roper setting of the valves. available, well casing, sinking wells, "Johnny's got scarlet fever, because If a pump fails to lift water, the rapacity of mills, choice of tower, Jlegs What make Boozer have his face Is all red and bis chest is Mrs. Nellie Duncan, 1917 So. 11th St., St Joseph, Mo., aractJea of millB, pumps, reservoirs, trouble may be leaky valves, an ob- auch a vacant look? broken In!" she announced. writes: "If it will help some other woman, I am glad to send struction In the auction pipe, maintenance of mills, crops under Jaggs I guess he's full. the lift you my testimony about CARDUI. never - high, the suction pipe tg too windmill irrigation, and closes with a Casey at the Bat. I had been well since aV II ;ti! air may be leaking Into the seription of methods and mills now 16 YEARS OF SKIN DISEASE This famous poem Is contained in I came to womanhood, and suffered with female trouble until In use in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado sucttoa and thus spoiling the vacuum, the Coca Cola Baseball Record Book I could scarcely get around. Four bottles of CARDUI have ' may and C'i'.lifornia. for 1910, together with sched- witer valves refuse to lift "For sixteen long years I have bean records, dm to a Ooj i's of the bulletin can be se- ules for both leagues and other valu- done me more good than $25.00 of doctoring. I feel fine and heavy column of water above, Buffering with a bad case of skin dis- - I cured free by applying to the secre- able baseball have awful eause the springs are screwed ease. While a child there broke out Information compiled by don't that pain in my head and side. I can't praise tary of agriculture. Washington, D. C, a authorities. 0 wn too tight. red sore on the legs in This Interesting book the CARDUI Home Treatment enough." to any senator, representative or dele- Just back of ent by The packing In the water piston my knee. It waxed from bad to worse, the Coca Cola Co., of Atlanta, gate In congress, or. for five cents per Ga on receipt of 2c stamp post- Try Cardui. It has helped others. It will help yon. v; ;M receive careful and frequent and at last I aaw I bad a bad skin for cflpy from the superintendent of docu- age. Also copy of At all druggists. attestants, and as soon as It shows disease. I tried many widely known their booklet ments, covernment printing office, "The Truth About Coca Cola" which Signs of giving out. It should be re- doctora in different cities but to no Washington, D. C. tells all about thla bever- newed Sometimes pumps are kept satisfactory result The plague both- delicious age and why It la so pure, running as long as they will pump ered me mora In warm weather than wholesome atar, and when they DAIRY NOTES. In winter and being on my and refreshing. Are you ever hot do refuse to leg Joints tired thirsty? FREE! deliver any more water they are It made it Impossible for me to walk, Drink Coca Cola it FREE! to cooling, relieve fatigue 7,000.00 MONEY VALUE PRIZES FREE! for the trouble and it Is found You had better scour the feeding and I waa forced to stay Indoor in tha and quenches the thirst At soda foun- that the packing in the piston has dla-a- i pail than lose a calf from scours. warmest weather. My hopea of recov- Aad to tains and carbonated in bottles 5c Consisting of f advertise pear, and quite often it will be At a sale of pure bred Guernseys, ery were by this time spent Sleepless genuine, ham everywhere. Purchase Checks of sweet toned found lodged beneath the water valves held a short time ago, an average of nights and restless days made life an ScfEnlTegs Pian Of in the. feed pipes next to the valve S3?l was made on 92 head. unbearable burden. At last I was Reasoning of Youthful Mind. $25" or to $15T and to a J Teniae o as checks. Buttermilk left in the butter Is the advised to try the Cutlcura remedies A schoolmistress whose hair waa Fctory-to-Hotn- s PIsat According utos; piamos, Th- - Cutlcura Soap, Ointment and Pills to Merit of sast water valves should be ex- greatest cause of sour and rancid but- of the blackest hue, was one day giv- (be fastest groviasr amined frequently and if they show ter. Work out the buttermilk! and I did not need more than a trial ing a lesson on a coal mine to a clasa ALSO: piano maunfscttsrisar business the Units 1 cr.s to convince me that I was on the road In Suffolk, England. lea-so- n is of wear, if the valves are of When you hurry about milking, the To make the One Lady's Watch States. bard composition, as used In pumping cow feels uncomfortable and shortens of success this time. I bought two interesting as possible she went MBS. roEAL Is pisan. ho! et of the Cutlcura Remedies on to say One Gentleman's log tbe si SBpBaW water, should be refaced at once up on you a little. That hurts you and she had herself been In a for her two little frj by rubbing on a sheet of fine sand and hurts the cow as well. after these were gone I waa a differ- coal mine. A little lad put up his Watch slaglng. FIND TSUI papar, ent man entirely. I am now hap- hand, TWO LrrTLE orBXaW the latter being first placed on It takes work, and steady work, to the and when pointed to said: 0s Lady's Dia- Mark Useir outline rasa) a fiat board. dairying. rea- piest man that there to at least one Please, teacher, is what fully with peo or Sometimea the valves succeed at For that that made mond Ring on separata I care your tots or a nk. yet on examination appear In son the business will never be over- true for skin diseases. Leonard hair so black?" sheet of paper A. Hawtof, 11 For Answering the r 'Tder. In such a case look for done. Nostrand Are., Brook- LOOKS EAST, lyn, N. Y, July 36 Aug. on the valve aeat. Don't put the separator together and 8, ,0." Important to Mothers REBU-S- BUT IS Examine carefully every bottle-o- f m !t Is after you have finished washing. Walt often found difficult to get the At Bovine CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy water until you wish to use It before putting tha Faucets. for TRY AT ONCE. Toot chase Is )nwt as OOOD aa any on else's. Enclose self addresses valve with its spring and stud "I sent my little boy on his first visit Infants and children, and see that it envelope to guard aajalnst answer being misdirected. In place on together. account of the location of to the country week," Wash- Bears ADDRESS DEPT. B. SEGER5TROM PIANO MFG. the Some folks get to be pretty good last said a the CO. valve Tbla can be done by com-- i ington Height milk dealer. "Although MM FAWWM STREET Mng guessers in determining the tempera- Signature OMAHA. NEBRASKA the spring on the stud and my boyhood was passed on the old ne ture of cream, but nobody ever came In Uae For Over Years. a string under tbe valve and (arm, Willie has grown to age of 30 within gunshot of tbe thermometer In the Tha Kind You Have Always Bougkt Combination Wood and Wire Fence 0Vf tbe washer above. The valve eight In tbe city. He had been watch- and Corn Cribs can easily this respect. ne moat be screwed Into place and ing Uncle Hezekiah milk the cow on Rather Personal. i practical and economical fence made for yard, lawn, the string With each separator directions are AMA garden, orchard or stock Sold in 80-fo- ot Mgj cut and removed. his first evening, and when he re- Tallman Only 73 and roll sent as to number of revolutions per a fool makes the painted with tha celebrated "Monitor" I)o not allow the pump to run ao turned to tha house hi aunt asked same sort of HODGE paint Easy to erect minute the crank should be turned. mistake the second time. and more durable than ordinary fence. Made in height of long in bad condition that It finally htm: Shortman Do you Follow these directions If you wish mean to Insinú- FENCE three to ais feat of selected straight grained yellow nans tifus. to supply water enough, for Uncle Hetzla through milking ate I am a pickets. See your lumber the best results. "ia that fool? dealer or write this may cause a shut-dow- of the yet Willler Tallman Certainly mm THS HOOGS iPMMl St LUMBER CO, Lag, Cost of raising corn Included, $1.81 not ' ram rksalsa. Ls. Plant, but begin to look for trouble "Not yet,' answered Willie. 'He Shortman Well, I per ton covers the amount necessary didn't know. Tve on as it begins to show Itself, not baa finished two faucets and baa been married to silage Kansas experi- Juat twice. Solid Shaving Comfort before. make at the begun on tbe other two.' " ment station. This makea the cheap- OOOD, LITE. HCBTLINO ft A IX MEN BEAUTY! Id types of pumpa poppet NO STROPPING NO HONING using the dairy Omn Inner? coast? of Iowa. Illinois. Indiana, est feed known. or cm or rouso, t Iaiusd MUsaosrl. lnn-srlTsal- The Ura for SS. Net. rana, ooio. uklaboana, Discriminating reversing, the stem of thete At present prices It will pay well to LlClS OOCMTT. f VlnjiBissod West Virglnis. to sell Stark valval will occasionally gat upset, Pun 1. (Hint matas ufe tbM he a esass Treeaand commercial orrbarO, un llberslcosuils-alon- . make oil meal 25 per cent of the grain rum of the fina of T. J. Caissr Co.. loM at rear record, world wide repelados, bast Woman Demands caused by constant use or blgb speed. bunmesa Ik cur of Toledo. Const? ud sum treee. bast esrlstlea erwsuet assortment. ..mm.i. . Tim ration. This can be bad for about asm win pay Stars Vea r Bosk free. Write qslck territ- ' iSiriiW. ud thai trm Um of ory- oalit for rREOtELEATEt oa her that the piston will gat at one end ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor ara andmreery OTA HK HOI , Uoi K Louisiana, Missouri. MtOWM THA WOULD OVES, 11.80 per hundred, while bran costs ears toilet table It la a of its stroke and refuse to go back. of Carinas thai cannot b curad by UM at face 1.15. One ton of oil meal la worth Hau. a OTltU Cuss. The best way to lead cream so exquisite, so Tba remedy Is take out offending FRANK t. CHENEY, the weak to the two of bran. . worn M effscilrs that it haa be- P' : t before me and nbambad in mt 11 Misar wrongdoing la to make a mockery of Valuable Information valve and file stem D . down the If the main roughness fed consists Iks ttk day of Doetmocr. A. IMA. come a necessity. It t Tha Frit un;! It will tbe punishment of the strong. richest soli, capable of producing tha laiaa again work freely, but not of sorghum cane or Kafir corn, you clA- - beauty for your ask lug. est crops of amine jrults. alfalfa, sraassiaS W in its caalng. ia?tmym Noraa Prauc. Two sites 80c sud Bo. eardea truck, is found ta Ban Joauuln may expect to make white butter. - For Any Diss or Injury California. "iisls- Ball- Patarra Cora B takta In tamal aad arta to Information la mailed free- ws sM While these two feeda are fairly good Straw? upon ta blood and ntorous siirflOM of to the eye, use PETTIT'S EYE 8ALVE, AO Dealers who are Interested. Farm lands Draaa ttb sat anMssa. sum tor uallmoaatla. rraa harmless, acta quickly, 15c. acre upward a. ' f r jssaaif fws Stock Raising. they should never make the entire P. CHENEY All soosl attention siren to all'tui i. CO.. Till a druggista or Howard Bros., Buffalo, V. inqniiiaaaa lessees It roughness fed. old by all DnanrM. TM. N. Baker Wheeler Mfg. Co., Dallas, Tex. promptly Wntetodar ha i would pay farmers to grow more as uau raauiv put far Just placed un the market, Ww TeeeeeeaaaT corn, poultry and pigs. At present Don't feed the calf too much skim Some good men fear the as ' world will aaiua uiiauf, as" of all kinds of meat and with milk. A gruel compounded from corn A Wonder Worker. forget they are shining If their lampa pecta In sight for a drop, there meal and oil cake to balance the loss Saplelgh Ah, speaking of elec- do not amoke. HOMES IN SUNNY SAN fcukbt of fat will induce much more rapid tricity, that makea me think Baa to be good pronta In producing Tuff's Pills for deaerlptles snstwe? ssT trie r meats on Long Island farms. gain and also keep the digestive sys- Miss Keene Really, Mr. Saplelgh? GOOD HOrSEKKEPKMS. Maesa t Stork In toa't It remarkable fse tba bast. That's why they buy Red THedyapeptk. the rasa California ranea san. .HsScaTjTSi raising here eeems to be on thi tem better tone. what electricity , un, 723i Croas Ball Blue. At leading grocers S cants. caceas el wets of In this city an t l isa .nBtssasssl astssaaaa tie Not nearly aa many plga and can do! (I. tetras are produced formerly, Too many as Irrigating Wheat sermona deal out sugar MALARIAL Rf GIONS, can tes farmers when mm themselves patronise In many portion of the west it la tsaao It the world necda moral aand. BBS Tart's MM tbe other butchers Intarasllr rsrm larrkaa and rsaanvarr ates ol sejN and pay tha exorbitant price necessary to Irrigate wheat. Relativa aroid assatttslaa Kta Mc aad Ms. er tersa tba Lewis' Single Binder cigar is never demanded. Pork has retallad from IS to this practice the Utah experiment U You will not get to heaven any doped only tobacco in its natural state. N cents a pound. One of tha prtn with fall DrUSY FLY IU1XER clpsl station state that wheat tha quicker by provoking your neighbors objection farmer ratee against Ir- When a man up mummy Increase In yield obtained from fall to wishing you ware there. drlea like a bob growing la that grain la too high waa not enough to Justify th he usually thinks be la a saint. Allea at Irenneiteleecurael'hrawlelVlferrs. lo rigation allow of much profit, why I t. Wer, bbbbbbbALbbbV bbbbbbTT but not the practise. Two irrigations in tha no spoil 1 1 Sotaní ere. nrlall Ic.re. Whiles row tbe vota otitb:. nsa.aiiis av, rever ñoras, mi grate I Large yields of good spring are recommended for fall sowa Usa Rdit Crows Ball Rloa sad ksrp tbra asase. SrweitiSa. j I' aLLS.N Upt aij,i PaaUSaT itrletles can be secured by careful on exceedingly dry ground. Tha aiia as snow, su grocers, aa a management grain and an Increased price same station found that the total yield cured Your tight goaa dowa aa tha Tba deeper love roots the lass It for It through tha pork. waa about Iff par cent larger on tba bsvwwvst sail oars on SSfBV Baratura rises la your sack run to Sowar of rhetoric. ''- plats Irrigated at night than on plat " Dairying In Holland, Irrigated during tba day. At tha Art-to- n Lewis' Stagla Binder as cigar i aTBI tdrtal YTtSa sPfJt h) quality 10c cigars. MTEITI, saBTOET "alrylng in Holland to the principal a station furrow Irrigation with not siaf (resales ccupatlon. gave batter results than Soot- Ua. Tha toad to worth from wheat Who haa a favorita aln has a hard If a man would be himself ha must woti to 11.000 aa acra, yet tha people ing asas to think of himself. W. N. U.. Oklaabaaa CWy, bm SS-tS- tS, tey in- ' their renta or interest oa tha Z " 1 T vestment by producing butter and Largo Olebulee af fat. se, which thay placa oa the Euro-!- n There to a great etoalor by a certain I market la successful competition faction against large globules of fat with that produced la America on toad la milk. In spite of all this aproar, laa than onsftfth value. Tha however, the buying public still has crt l efficient cow, excellent care, fondness for cream, and tba bread BperaUoa . and nneiiorttr sf butter that can produce cream to thoroughly jmul.J cm aatebltobed In public .1 Without Musk Alatnngoriiii Nnna Song CLASSIFIED ADS ill Vote, man, vote! If you think the gang embezzles Special Clearance Sale Publisher Rates for advertisements In this column GUTHRIE SMITH, Editor and people's power word Insertion. MId- - one cent a each s Do not stay at home and grumble linum charee S5 cents Mexico, for transmission through been a KnWed ftt the ÜSlIfll. M AlamoRordo, New by the hour, you haven't tbn mall as second class matter. MAYBE Nor, in feeble spite, turn on this store; maybe you've your neighbors sour FOR SALE:-16- 0 acres $1.50 a Year in Advance Subscription Trice Go and vote, man, vote! 4 miles from Alamo never known the great advantages to Vote, man, vote! 1 from La July 7. 1910 gordo, mile When von catch the ring",. in Luz, some improve be had in buying and wearing any fraud or trick, tho MM Intorott of H th. oolo of Otara Cunt, ments, can be sold in Or...ntlnK If you do not vote you have no R.spacting nil; Faariiif Nana tracts of 10 to 160 acres right to kick ; Hart Schaffner & Marx You can break it up; then go at $15.00 per acre in ADVERTISE HE DID NOT and knock it quick, tracts of 40 acres and high-price- per clothes; maybe you've thought them there a man with a soul so dead, With a vote, man, vote! over and $20.03 Breathes costly for you. Whether you have or not, Who never to himself has said i Vote, man, vote! acre in smaller tracts. too "My trade of late is setting bad, Where there is a wrong there's Call on or write. A. F. here's a chance to learn something about clothes another 10-in- ai." sure to be a right; I'll try Menger. you'd better not pass by. If you have If such there be. go mark him well: When you do not vote 'tis but values that For him no bank account shall swell, yourself you spite. FOR SALE: 8 h. p. high not known Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes by ex- angels watch the golden stair Do not be a sneak and keep out grade gasoline engine. Brand No you can get a line on something extra To welcome home the millionaire. of the tight-- Go new and a bargain. Can be seen perience, Shop. The man who never a?ks for trade ami vote, man, vote! at Rousseau's Auto good: the knowledge will be worth something to 8-8- By local line or ad displayed, Vote, man. vote! 1 tf. you; and we're willing to give you part of the price Cares more for rest than worldly gain not call yourself a live Do T KENT: Two desirable offices And patronage, but gives him pain. American, summer suits to induce you to get this in the First National Hank build- on these Tread lightly, friends; lot no rude sound Nor pretend to love your country ing, second floor. Apply at the information and experience. solitude profound. (dan ; Disturb his or your hank. Utf. Here let him live in calm repose. Never claim to be a "decent sort We've marked our remaining stock of summer and spring Insought except by men he owes of man'" Fine engraving which will v,uits a clearance price; new goods, not sold yet. must get And when he dies, go plant him deep. Till you vote, man, vote! at please the most exclusive trade naught may break his dreamless loop : them out of fall soods' way. You get the benefit. If you That Vote, man, vote, is now one of our specialties. no rude clamor may dispel in means, Where Tis the noblest thing that any The work which is not according know what Hart Schaffner & Marx's name clothes The quiet that he loved so well. do man can to specifications, and does not be told what this sale represents. when the world may know its loss, you don't need to And For himself and home and all please, will not be charged for. on his grave a wreath of moss, Place that's good and true. All our work is on that basis, on a stone above, "Here lies And If you are a man a man all under an absolute guarantee A chump who wouldn't advertise." through and through -- J. WOLFINGER Exchange. G. You will vote, man, vote! WANTED to exchange for This store Is the home of Hort Schaffner & Mar ctothM Vote, man. vote! alfalfa, one good Deering mowing a that you must machine and one (Planet .Ir FIGHTING THE HOUSE FLY It's sacred trust never break : wheeled cultivator. 0. N. Carnes, is as we 72. 8.80 2t. The man or woman who "wouldn't hurt a lly" not, For your country's good, and for Box - HENRY J. ANDERSON. C. L. MEYER, R B iS ' ORG, a gentle, kindly person, but oace imagined in our dark ignorance, your honor's sake, President. Vice President Cashior ily. extermi- ;tn enemy of the race. It 18 our duty to hurt the to Never sell yourself, nor any bar- T. C. NEWBY nate it, in fact. Health boards, women's clubs, a national civic gain make, association, have declared war on the fly. ihe Department Ol When you vote, man, vote! Flour The National Bank against Solutions of formalin in First Agriculture has thundered it. Wayne Whipple, in The Sat- Feed water will kill ail the Hies in a room, we are told. urday Kvening Post. Of Alamogordo, N. Ma If you hesitate to take part in this dreadly campaign, remem- Coal typhoid Ily. ber that the common house Ily is now called the There Wood Or&anlzed November 15, 1899 may be some doubt as to the exact propriety of this name, but we, Church; Notices Hay not the fly, get the benefit of the doubt. The Ily is filthy, a car- Grain Capital -- $25,000 rier of intestinal and other diseases, a menace to life: and no good Presbyterian Church. Surplus Earned $10,000 housewife, no dutiful mother, will tolerate even a few flies in the HYDE'S OLD STAND Sunday school 10 a. m. kitchen or dining-room- . Phone 178 Some lurid and unpleasant posters have been issued in certain Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 to come We adhere strictly to the established customs of cities to depict the evil deeds and disgusting hahits of the house You are invited again and bring your friends. Mediaeval Fruit Tree Paint Ily. It should not he necessary t resort to such methods. A sound banking, for many years of experience in banking saves vegetables, iruit, nowerB -- weeping indictment should he enough. The fly is more dangerous Baptist Church. and shrubs from all insects. convinces us that conservative methods are always best i han the mosquito, yet the latter hasn't a friend in the world. Tell The Nkws has just received a the truth about the fly is general terms, and every hand that is not Regular services 11 a. in. and and we are pleased to serve the legitimate wants of our Record-Heral- request for Nkws to be sent be against it. Chicago d. Thi hopelessly lazy will raided 8:00 p. m. Sunday at the First customers and the development of the business Interests Baptist church. regularly to the editorial depart ment of the Western New spaper Sunday School 9:46 a. in. of the community- - GIVE ANDREWS CREDIT DUE Prayer service every Wednes Union at Denver. This organi- zation publishes for its ready day 7 :15 p. in. Some ot the newspapers are ascribing to Delegate Andrews all sheets, a column of The public is cordially invited print terri DIRECTORS of the honor and glory for the passage of the enabling act which is torial news, told in short items. to attend all t lie service-- . W. J. BRY80N, BYRON SHERRY, ;.i admit New Mexico and Arizona to statehood; others are unfair column is made up from the Strangers are specially invited. This HENRY J. ANDERSON, J. M. WYATT, nought to declare that he had nothing whatever to do with the various papers of the territory. 0. MEYER, R. B. ARMSTRONG, as-a- ge of the bill. Tin: Nkws is complying with the W. E. Church, South. HENRY S. EVANS. It occurs to us that there is a middle ground which is not only request for the reason that it will nuble, but perfectly fair as well. The delegates of the terri- Preaching every Sunday Morn be of advantage to Alamogordo tories have no vote in the House. No man on earth, serving as a ins ami Kvening at the usual and community to have so much delegate, could have wielded sufficient influence and power to com- hours. publicity given to the news of pel passage of the enabling act. If the bill had failed of pass- Sunday school 0:4 a. in. the this vicinity. GROCERIES 6R0CERIES age, it would have been unfair to hold our delegate responsible for Senior and JODlCf Leagues, the Since the bill has been passed, and Mr. Andrews Sunday Afternoon at i : m am failure. No. .?244 worked faithfully, earnestly and intelligently to effect its passage, 400 Report of the Condition he ought not to be denied the credit which is due him. And he Prayer Service every Wednes THE BEST OF EVERYTHING will not be denied due credit by reasonable people. day evening. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK You are invited to attend any At AlamitLfurdo. in Hie TVrfitnrv of New Mes ico. Ji the close oí busíne, June tttfe, 1910, W. E. CARMACK or all of these services. rKsVit'stCI'.S. Ohief Justice Melville Fuller of the United States Supreme ÍKo. H. Ji van. I'astor. Loans and Discount- f HM ."IS 75 Phone 92 Overdraft, .e"arfii am! un4vurr.l .... 1091 ourt, died of heart failure at his summer home in Sorrento, L. S. ItoiitU to MHMV uculalioii lbUhHio Premiums- on V. S. llondn IfB Maine, at six o'clock Monday morning, at the age of seventy seven Christian Church- - H EVERYTHING OF THE BEST l(onl. Svitiritieft, etc 5 5l 41 ears. Be had served as Ohief Justice since Iksk. We recall a Sunday school 10 a. 111. Ban Win Iim, Furniture, and Fixture 23 000 00 Other Ra1 E.t.ue owned &75 0M paragrapher's pun which was written at the time of his appoint- 11 Preaching a. m. Slid 8:06 tin- from National llanlt oot reserve

when be succeeded Chief ai'i-ni- ment, Justice Wait'. The pun follows: p. 111. ? 4.i M GROCERIES 6R0CERIES "The Chief Justice-hi- p is Fuller, if it has lost its Waite." Due from St.iteaml Private Banka aud EverylKidy welcome every Hankers, TraM i ompanie. and v, time. itiir Hankft ...... 4 ü 55 Due from approved Reserve Airrnt 11 AAJ '' Stacy S. Phillips, Pastor. - I New Mexico does have one man who has no senatorial aspira Che k and n n Item .. 118 M Note of other National Hanks .. 1.1500 turns. In an interview w nil a reporter of tlie Las egas Optic. Fractional Taper Currency. Nickel. Grace Methodist Episcopal 1 Hon. A. piess said : 1 will not. under any circumstances, and Cent 45 Lawful Motiev Rerrte in Rank, vll: lie for Sunday School 10 500 BO. a candidate any state office or any other office, the duties of a. Specie m 7 7NJ0 which will take me out of New Mexico. My business interests Morning Service 11 :Mi a. m. Leffal trinier note Juijmt 10 IT. H. - Hotel H Redemp" fund with Treat- Southwestern need constant, personul and undivided attention for at Evening Service :imi p qs, least the urer 5 jier cent of circulation) ioo next four or live years." Mid-wee- k Prayer Total M1MX' European Wednesday 7 90 p. m. . Mil I I S If you have no regular place of Capital -- tuck paid la i 2Mnrm Oyster Bay seems to be the Mec ca of the insurgents. The Sarila fund inimical worship vou will find a welcome news reports tliat are being sent out are favorable to the insur Umliviiloit I'rnftta, lean ami Kh. .1 i Ta t paid 4M k Cool ba-e- here. Rooms tire and ent, but, these reports are partially d n shrewd guesses. Naiiim.ll Hank Note, oatalandinr l(, mliii K. I.. Baker. Pastor. What is occurring now will transpire a little later. Di.ldrnd. anpatd imn Individual depoalt. .ahj.-c- t to check I02M.M Comfortable. Dining TimtcartlAcatraofdrpn.it.. 2 tr III - The Otero county teachers' in- Certified . kackn . ... 17! tw Room and Cafe Ser- Ilon. W. H. Burgess, of El Paso, made a grest speech San will be held commencing UM at stitute Tatal 212 IS vice Unsurpassed. Angelo on Tuesday, before the Texas Bar Asaoeiation, assembled August 15 or 22. An effort is Tarritorjr uf Nr Meaico, Connie of Otaro a,: being made to arrange to sosduct I. H II. Arraatroatf, Caakler of thr abu.e in twenty ninth annual session. '200 members were in attendance. named bank, do aoleaaalr a wear that tka abo.a the institute at Clouih roft this atatemrnt i. trar to tne brat of my knowledge Mr. BursjeBs is of bnliaf. R. B. ARMHTKONt.. president the association. summer. is hoped in and Ca.hiar. It this N.bacrlhed and a worn to kafora ata tkla Í 1 way to begin the work which day of J. It. Kill. A. I. MENf.KK J. C. JONES. Prop. finally will result in a perman- Notar. Pabllc. An effort will be made to have a new Dreadnaught named Correct : 1. ent summer normal and possibly Atte.t 1. Aaderaoa, "New Mexico." That would bea very graceful and a well deserved Hrtun Skarrr. Opposite The ParK also a Chautauqua, for I no. M. W.att. compliment to pay to the new state of New Mexico. Director,. EQUALIZATION WORK )OCALTEMS AN IDOL HAS FALLEN ELECTION SEPTFMRFR R CONDENSED (continued OFFICIAL STATEMENT from page one) (continued from Carmack's han the biggest as- page one) (continued from page one) OF THE sortment and the largest stock. The judges of election will Mrs. Tom Charles be ately faced the worst humiliation Chaves a of Farmer J- - Norris. H. H. KaI morer CITIZENS' NATIONAL BS ami that can be visited upon a white BANK Flats was a visitor in Alamogor-l- o Colfax g mi. urant. man. NO. 8315 today. mrer4 1', . . Curry. receiving and approving Johnson unquestionably is ALAMOOORDO, NEW . í Dona Ana MEXICO Joshua Saulsberry was down r. iti.ii.t- - "l..r justices . of the peace great lighter. He did not- - show Eddy o from Bent to spend the 4th at and transacting some At the close of business May 18th, 1910 other rou- the yellow btreak. That he did a home. tine business, Grant the board adjourn- not may or may be al- not due to Guadalupe 4 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Mr. and Mrs. G. B. A full report Loans and Bent were of the work me Discounts I15S,215 90 Capital Stock .$ A 1 1 iact that he did not believe Lincoln 50,000 00 ... Banking hse fnrn and Hxt S.4HO00 of this session Surplus and Profits ... . 13,193 07 in Aiaiuogorao aunug the early will be published Jeffries Redemption Knnd 2.5OU0O could whip him. Through Luna Un Circulation . 50,0 0 00 1 ted States Bonds . SO.OO'iOO Deposits part of the week. in the next issue of Premium on 210,779 70 Tun KlWS. some power of he may U. S. Bonds .. 1.137 61 intuition McKinley. Cash and Sight Exchange 106,719 26 Carmack buys in large quanti- have sensed the fact 11 Jeffries was Moro 77 Total 323,72 Total $323.972 77 ties, and can therefore afford to TUUROSX MAKES not fit, and thereby buoyed MERRY his Otero 3 The above statement is correct. ;. 1'hiM.iPS, Cashier. make the lowest 1 possible prices. confidence. Í 1 Q ,7 No one will ever ""J 5IC Mediaeval Fruit Tree Paint he able to say whether or not Rio Arriba business houses GROWTH IN DEPOSITS .aves vegetables, fruit, flowers were profusely Johnson, as he stood in the ring Roosevelt a I and fittingly decorated in at Reno Trje constant growth in nid shrubs from all insects. the on Monday afternoon, Sandoval 9 u the volurne of Deposits, patriotic red, white and could atjd the steady increaee in T. blue. have whipped the number of natron ofI A. Muirhead came in from the Jeffries San Juan oft i. . ' On a shady who twice Q 'QStitution is attributed irj a large Tacumcari last week and went .treet, where the defeated both Corbett San Mieifel a ft measure to our "undies of the and sou"d BaokDg netl)cds liberal to Mountain Park to spend a few trees lapped Fitzsimmons. That point Santa Fe.. - ft a0d treatrrei)t, a stand had been .nusi always We cordially ipvite you lays. erected remain a matter of Sierra 2 H to operj at) accouot with tor the concert and the speaking. speculation and conjecture. When you buy it at Oar mack Socorro... 5 this growing barjK at)d grow us 'l Here the Aiunnmnln hnn.i k- -u A with ou Know caretul study of the fight, Taos it is standard. ! . 4ft Is forth in round bv round Inn I I VlCtlOnAi . C. that the .Ieffrie urhr Dnien. '4 h E. MITCHELL. r M. DENNEY, S. G. Sadler spec.al agent for the tests to begin PHILLIPS out on fought Johnson had less fif- President, Vice j hi aso and the hall than Valencia President. Cashier, N.uthwestem Route, grounds. The band ty percent then moved of the power to inflict 1 therefore specify and direct aiLen...iig to Dusi-jo- ut to the hall grounds and ison- - punisnmenc tliat was Dossesseo1 that the mis ees. electors of each county in tua concert. .V the Jeffries who fought Cor- shall, at said election, choose music for the dance. lu.lge A. B. The bett. Ahout 125 Bisbee to Detroit Fall and Judge serving of the barhe-eue- while the ability to with- J. good d the number of delegates appor- couples are willing to bear wit- K. Wharton, of El Paso, dinner began stand and assimilate A party of were in a little after punishmeut tioned to such county as afore- ness that it was a great dance Bisbee Elks en. Alainogordo on business last Fri ' "'dock. Then had been diminished route to the De- the speaking in even said. and well worth stayii.g over for. convention at day. x'gan. Kx governor greater proportion. In the clinch- troit in a h. p. Michigan (ieorge Cur- The said Act of Congress re- The success of this celebration Six, ry, as a citizen es, where it was expected quires arrived in Alainogordo Miss Florence Comfort is ex- of Tularosa de- that that such election shall! illustrates what can be done by a Tuesday pected livered an address of Jeffries' great strength would be held afternoon, and left Wednesday here tomorrow to visit welcome. and conducted, the re- - community of enterprising, nro- - Dr. J. W. Long show to the best afternoon, her friend. Miss Hermione read the declara- advantage, he turns made, and the certificates gressive people. Clondoroft is after having had the tion of independence. was utterly helpless in of necessary repairs Jlawkins. .fudge the grasp persons elected to such con- - certainly such a community. made at Rous- Byron oi negro, Bia-be- Sherry, mayor of - tlie and unable to de- vention seau's garage. The car left e N. Cochran, of Alamo- issued, as nearly as may Tularosa, came KOrdo. innrlo .... j.i ,. . . fend himself against several days , " HIS- - the vicious, oe, in toe same ago and has had low,, Tno.l.. JLi a . . . "iress (I manner as is Farmers Flats. nor toncal character. Judee (VthArf gruelling uppercuts which paved prescribed by an unusual run of hard luck. -- i the laws of the iiwjfoig cAieiiinn, iit. was B. Fall foHownH win. ,i :.. the way for the knockout. John- Territory Leslie Drew came down from 'Coining across from Las by regulating elections Cruces his mother, and cipal address son, realizing he the hills Friday for a few days the car broke of the day. Out- - that had Jef- therein of members of the legis- the transmission Mrs. Harkness. IÍmÍmm t -- 1 .1. .1 fries unmistakably visit with friends. about four Ala-mogord- """ "MCiiv rne importance and whipped, and lature, existing at the time of miles out from o. J. E. Anderson, significance therefore having nothing On a editor of the of the dav which to fear. the last election of said members Mrs. T. J. Sansom of Al telephone call Tularosa Valley was being c"nli"e1 ,lis from Tribune, was in celebrated, he passed Punclles and jabs to of the legislature, and do spent a few days of Schofield's ranch. Rousseau J(iM fa('P- that the last week Mamogordo Tuesday into a discussion of ries' - provisions sent out a car and towed in rustling present dav of said laws in all re-- i at her ranch, the Alamogirdo news for the Tri- politic;, conditions, naturally Johnson felt jubi- spects, including disabled car. territorial the oualifi.- oi-- j- oeeener n bune. aim national. As a political lant. He was realizing the hope oi Aiamogordo The car is occupied by Billy ,;,,., torsaadregistaration, visited the Charles boys speech, it was and the dream of his last Furgeson the New-com- . P. and Loau Meelcs a masterpiece life. He shall be applicable to the saidi owner, R. E. b return-- I well ohided and Wednesday Friday from Frederick, calculated to appeal to the taunted Jeffries, and election therein nmvidoA fc.. a Bisbee newspaper man, Ukla. Corbett, who in Mrs. Dr. I hey favor of the people, and was Jeffries cor- and us the said laws Ida flobbick writes friends Boren of El Paso, ami ib were accompanied by therehy of said Ter- ' J lay an admirable ner. But Johnson ought ritory on the Hats that she is driven by Stanley reorge Hershey, who is Mr. foundation for not to regulating elections pro- located Stone. The future be censured for temporarily party has only Keek's nephew. use and service. Judge that. When vide that it shall be the duty of in Manitou, Colo. until the 14th to Jeffries She has ran is a very able and well in- and his trainers and the boards of county a position in a curio reach Detroit, and will drive The new bric k commission- and concrete formed man, an astute politician counsellors agreed to the fight ers of the respective store there. eighteen hours a day. alk at the Southwestern they counties, hotel as well, and it was very put upon the negro the sixty (00) days W. T. É evident before any gen Miller's cellar was flood- - lias been extended to the end of I. A ne1. naoI i hrand of equality, thereby Results uuai given much thought waiv eral election held in said Terri-- ed during the heavy rain Erti of Fight lie huildinn on the Railroad ing the right to ' last ami siiKjy to the speech which resent anything tory tor rsemoers of the legisla- - w eek, and goods, ' venue side. their which was As a result of the fight held lie delivered. wnicn the negro said or did, so at tive assembly, to appoint boards stored, was almost ruined. Rev. Reno on Monday . . long as he afternoon there The W. L'. at did not i 0. T. will hold its tseoaiJin game followed, with violate or of registration in and for the filler is conducting a meeting has been rioting transgress the rules of between the two ó'ular meeting next Tuesday liilamsa and Carrizo the game. several precincts of - L'lovis, and to contest their respect- his wife and son races all over the faces of the IT 'fternoon at four o'clock, at the ing for diamond supremacy ive counties, I call the attention have charge of the ranch. S. A. Monday Light Contest Vote iiieht manv wore I'resbyterian church. CarriXOSO, having a of said boards of county - team used to commis- killed and injured, and it is fear- Mrs. Estelle B. Smith, playing together, The voting in sioners to the won the tramfl the piano contest necessity of ap-- i Cloudcroft Notes. ed that the end of the trouble is There was this pointing such boards n L Shaw, the popular pop a roping contest and week was not heavy enough of registra-tiO- B not yet in sight. later a pony to nii.ke any at their meetings Mrs. Cash of El Paso came up "urn man, was at the Tularosa race. The grand meterial difference to be held The authorities of nearly ev. finale of the in the standing on the fttfa day of July, Sunday visiting until Monday. 'lehratinn, dispensing the fame celebration was the of the leading A. D., ery state and big city are taking dance given in contestants. 1910. "Id hrand of delight that made Wilson's hall. A The voters were The small child of Harry precautious to prevent further very large probably too busy Wm.m.vm Lucas is lum famous. crowd of people, some- - making plans J. Mills. very ill with pneumonia and unnecessary bloodshed by wnat tired hut still happy, en for the celebrationron the fourth. at this writing. prohibiting the exhibition Mrs. Lillie I'itts-ur- g of the Loxtei man of joyed The vote FOURTH IN THE the dance. Altogether it next week will very CLOUDS Mrs. Calloway motion pictures of fight. arrived this afternoon f,r a of Alainogordo the was a great celebration, and the likely he heavy enough to make Putting the ban I with her sister. Mrs. WII. is up visiting Mrs. Jackson until on the fight pic- mail who failed to have goo some of the contestants will Mam .1. a set husv (continued from page after the 4th. tures cost the film manufac Davis. This is Mrs. Lox- - tune and spur up. one) must charge the failure to turers about a million dollars, 'rman's third visit to Alain The present Ranger J. A. Simmons and himself. standing of the but will be the means of (ordo. There was a baseball game in Superv ior A. M. saving contestants is as follows: Neal were in many valuable the afternoon between I human lives. i ne .Misses Public th. town last week transacting busi- Stevenson of Knox- - Telephone Changes School iKm Sox and the ille, Mescalero Indians. ness. Tenn., are expected to ar- - iumpeny r mm I Notice D. F. Papot, manager he game was called after seven to the Public ive this evening for u visit wit.li of the Fire Department 18&13 inning Elmo Haynes of Alainogordo Tri-Stat- with, the score heif local exchange of the e Miss standing We sister, Mrs. W. R. Saltz- - Lottie Edwards 6X02 came up Monday to try desire to respectfully notify eleven to one in favor of his hand -- Telephone and Telegraph the Red 'aher, of the Alainogordo - Co., Alainogordo Sanatorium .'liNfl as delivery boy for the public that the Alamogordo Sana- Sox (No relation to the the C. 0. Co. oriuin. has tendered his resignation Odd Fellows hitless Water Works Company, and 21HI wonders, the White Mrs. G. A. Breckheimer the which was accepted. Mr. and Miss Nettie Roscoe Sox of and Alainogordo Water ". B. isiXl I Power Com. (irace played a great Mrs. I'apot left Chicago After the ball name friend Mrs. Pittman made a Wednesday for Baptist College i pany, (Electric Light Company) -- ame at first for there was a broncho Pleasure trip to - the Tularosa Phoenix, where Mr. Papot has busting con- - Mescalero Thurs- have changed am on Christian Church Mt hands. the fourth. In the last accepted a test. I here were egg races day. similiar jKisition with Mill Edith Cameron MS and We intend to make many ex nning he 1 1 other races. tnounted the slab and in itiuepenaeni company. There was a pie The rain Saturday and the tensions and . car improvements :ave a fine .un r.iieu Ulliliven MB I t I t ,T J.. i I J. in imitation of Christy repiere with gas-- , of Mr. C. R. Blind wire Sunday our co-o- p. Mathewson Krai, who left here Institute gM made all the service, and want the working at top speed. , tronomic feats (whatever they farmers as happy last week for Douglas, has re- nigh Be bcol u,-- as "June eration and assistance of the are) awe-insp- A special wonderful ami ir Bugs." train containing Elks turned to Alainogordo to succeed School House jj public in so doing. U) ing. Thors was set-t- o "route the 0OO Mr. I'apot as scheduled a We find annual rati manager. Mr. Kaul Catholic Church.: s Last Wednesday while haul- in looking over the 11,11 at between two lightweight glove Detroit naed through was accompanied here by his Masonic Lodge ,j ing slabs Bob books and accounts artists, but this was Littletield had the that many lamogordo this on wife and Mt. Park called off perseas, have afternom little daughter, who Public School h partly misfortune to sprain an arm and been delinquent in M El Pas.i will because the sentiment was and Southwestern now establish their home in Modern Woodmen ; injure himself otherwise. paying their bills for Water and ioute. against prize lighting, and partly Alainogordo. I ity Schools... !i.Utr aitI Isalie 1.:. "leans oecause one of the fighters failed Mr. and Mrs H. E. Mosley of Theo. Thulemeyer came in Mis Ijiura Bennett ) of respectfully notifying all con-- . io appear. I he returns from Louis have been visiting , ist Friday night and has Pnir Assn. John Smith the A.I .... spent Offcers rg hght at Reno Moreen's fm.rilv in ""is arc not paid he week Miss Eunice were received C writing insurance and Barton Mr. " ' ot Frank W. Beach, who direct from the ring side. Canon. Moslev- h.irt. w k4l. the rausacting other business. Mr. was Miss Hazel Shelton til month, their vice-preside- ', service will be dis. nt The big er to Mrs. Morgan. I hulemeyer of the Jose feature of the day, was for a long while iderri j was continued, and charge will be " Territorial Fair, has the celebrated Kid Band the real esUte and insurance tendered 10 made for the his resignation from El Paso, which is Cloudcrolt got the eutting on water or in Alainogordo, m account of not a very returns of light. but is fine the prize light. rKw having the time necessary to de- W. L. musical aggregation. Thisi That was a art 'th the Mutual Life Insur- - Otinim has just received We have no disposition to be vote to this important work. In baud aloim would have assured of the entertainment which was Uiet On., at Lajunta. Colo. a carload of fruit boxes which unfair or unreasonable in this tendering his resignation, Mr. tin sin ce f the Fourth, it Prvided for by the committee will be used in shipping a Dart matter but we certainly ' H. MeNatt last Satur-la- y ttere had lieen on arrangements. expect left Beach recommended that the ap- of the no other enter morning for Alainogordo fruit crop to our customers to pay for their a tour of the pointment be given to J. 0. tainment The Alamogordo 'airs throughout various markets. Mr. Otimm has 1 . . baseball service. the southwest. Dunn. Mr. Dunn has done much in oruer that there mieht hi helped He will bought the product of all the out three teams in the hi the 20th day of ptce exhibition his valuable work along hiR dance the F.l Paso each month that line for Alainogordo on-har- and celebrations at Otsjtdeiefl ''markeble owned hv and a CutOfr List will be made, and collection of QUI Otero county ami will no doubt Southwestern very generously Tularosa. dwellers' the Alainogordo Improvement IVIphrey and Wright all delinquents will bedenied relics and i mmA the eurios. The be willing to serve again in rana special train down from ...i .... that Co. is I ma- - It the prewmt dIsh u, v I , i:.. Willi lllf use of our products Election is a very fine l")ni . until thev one, and capacity. Hon. loudcroft ahout even ..... i, .. George Curry, ship n'lMÍnn n-n- u eludes a good part of this fruit t nearney witli the have made full settlement. several perfect speci- of Tularosa, is vice-preside- night. The the other nt crop to the Uompeuy also Carricozo team, and mens of mummies. market of the mid- - pato wte Faust am Very respectfully, for Otero county. band fifty dollars addi- Williams with die west. u the Cloudcroft Ai.AMoooaDo Watkb Works Co. tional remain and furnish the team. ' Ai.vMooosno Watks Powsa Co. WOMAN SAFE LOCK EXPERT BEETS ON DRY LAND DIVERSIFY IN DRY FARMING mm. r vk Msav Miss Stella Darling Only Ons of Hsr or Not They rav mm mm mm m mm m mm m Office Where Whether Crops Mature In Busi- Kind c Sex In World the 11 Mm Always Provide Some ness. MjVTJ Food Plan Works As- 91 ItlOre Can Be Raised With More Feed for Cattle. Producís ta Than Any Portland, Ore. The unique distinc- surance Other Crop. This Is the safest branch of dry tion of being the only woman safe-loc- k 1 Daylight farming a man can go Into, for wheth- expert In the world sad the most your crops mature or not they will: er expert business of any man or "Mart Itself Furnishes Storage Reser- always make some kind of feed for at that Cooked By THUBDE RAYLE BRUCE woman living, is that claimed by Miss voir for Water, and Also Utilizes cattle, and it Is more profitable to Wl Stella Darling, a young Portland wom- have your crops walk to market than Corned Rainfall During September an. Solving combinations is a second Beef to pay freight to the rallrdoads. ca- i will be in how the "more- - and October. nature with Miss Darling, and so ERH APS readers interested learning Given a creamery within easy dis- pable a well-know- n manu- daylight" plan works in actual practise. We had been As a general proposition it is rec- tance, mixed farming with a herd of is she that facturer's agent here pays ber a hand- There's a marked distinction eussini? this Dlan in our office for some time and finally, at the ognized that the most rational meth- high-grad- e milkers becomes very Pl O A V od to some salary. tabby's Cooked Ceraas sell farm produce is to sell it on profitable, but no man should waste between of concluded let employees choose be- beginning June, to the the hoof, and the more so the longer time milking a quart or two a day Whenever the locks on the various his ex- Beef and even the best that's more-daylig- ht banks, tween the hours we had been observing and the the haul to the shipping point. All from 20 to 30 scrubs. The popular vaults and safes of the press companies business houses plan. Our regular hours are from eight to twelve and from stock to bring the highest price has to way of starting in on this business and sold in bulk. be finished with a balanced ration fur- seems to be to buy a lot of cattle and 1 :00 to 5 :30, making an 8Vo hour day. The vote was unani- nishing sufficient carbohydrates in the take chances on getting feed. The Evenly and mildly cured and seven and we proper mous for beginning at and quitting at 4:30 proportion to the cheap protein most reasonable way to do Is to get scientifically cooked in Libby's changed the hours. We tfcd not change our clocks but began in the alfalfa, writes Hans Mendels- your feed first and then buy your cat- sohn in Deseret Farmer. Grain crop profit Great White Kitchen, all the nat- We the for alone tle. The that makes the an hour earlier. have now been following plan at present prices is too expensive, in this branch of farming is alfalfa, ural flavot of the fresh, prime six weeks and I do not believe one of us would go back willingly to the nnd neither does It furnish enough but in the meantime, while we are get- - old hours now. carbohydrates. Root crops do this j ting this crop started at the rate of beef is retained. It is pure, much better and cheaper. They are every year, Bye or ten acres me oesi wholesome, delicious, and it is It seems to us that the advantages are many. We get to work in the a succulent, palatable food, which is crops to rely on are fall rye, corn and morning when the air is cool and work until noon. We then take an hour more easily digested than grain alone, sorghum, with an acre or two of win- ready to serve at meal time. ó and if fed with grain and roughage I for luncheon and begin with only 3 hours before us and I really think ter wheat for the chickens. have Saves work and worry enables the animal to eat and digest never known fall rye to fail to make a in that all of us work more because the short time we can rapidly of until a larger quantity of It. crop of hay, and when cut a few days summer. quit. At 4:30, the time in the day when things begin to drag and the The total amount of dry substance after heading out Is a good feed for one Is temperature has reached its most trying limit in hot weather, we are able to raise on an acre in the anything though not as rich as some Other Libby"" Healthful" form of roots, compares very favor- others. A second cutting is often se- for day with hours of before which enjoy J Meal-Time-Hi- all through the daylight us in to ably, to say the least, with any other cured, when there is some moisture in ready to ourselves according to our several dispositions. forage. An acre of sugar beets on the ground, and when planted In Sep- serve, are: irrigated land should yield 15 tons of green pasture Inquiry reveals the fact that we go to bed earlier than we have been tember affords some beets and 12 tons of tops. The yield years until Christmas. Peerless Dried Beef accustomed to, saving ourselves hours of artificial light ; that we rise early on dry land will be much smaller, Corn fodder Is a crop any farmer Vienna Sausage, Veal Loaf enough to receive the refreshing benefits come from early and as the rows must be planted three can raise and provide a rich feed for that rising Evaporated Milk feet apart instead of 20 Inches. Thus milk cows. After the corn Is all that we do our work better, more easily, and feel better in Miss Stella Darling. only 14,000 beets grow on an acre, as the period of planting can be pro- Baked Beans, Chow Ckew over it than we did under the old order. compared 30,000 with on Irrigated longed until July with sorghum or mil- in the city refuse to respond to the Mixed Pickles The writer has always been an early riser and land. Of course the individual beet let. The former can be planted thick usual number of twists and turns of will be larger. At a es- takes considerable satisfaction in "puttering" about conservative in rows and raised in average years the combination the owners, instead of " Purity goes hand in hand timate 12 tons of tops and beets can with little and sometimes without any tearing their hair and saying naughty the lawn and vegetable garden, early ia be grown but morning equivalent to three tons of cultivation. Millet hay Is a great milk things step to the telephone and call with the Libby Brand." highly not a good time for this work on account of the heavy valuable dry substance with producer, but a risky crop unless there for Miss Darling. She takes a few about 25 tons of digestible carbohy- Insist on Libby's at your summer dews. Now I go to my office early and quit is plenty of moisture to start with. tools and goes to the street and num- drates; 30 bushels wheat per acre To carry a large herd of milk cows ber given. grocer's. gftp early enough so that I can get rest, recreation and would give only 0.8 of diges- a ton of on these crops, however, requires con- an knowledge of the tible material. With inborn much satisfaction working in the soil after hours. In tinual plowing of a large acreage and mechanism and its whims, Miss Dar- Beets can be on dry Libby, McNeil consequence I have a flourishing vegetable garden, a raised land, the more the dairyman gets of ling examines it critically and listens perhaps with more assurance than place & flower-fille- his into alfalfa the more to an explanation of the difficulty. Libby d lawn and muscles in good condition from any other root crop, as tap the root easy the work becomes and the With a smile is contagious she goes very deep in the soil. that the exercise. The beet larger the profits. Many are afraid puts lier alligator handbag on a near- Chicago in itself furnishes a storage I believe we are the first company in the United reservoir to put in alfalfa or plant fruit by desk, removes her gloves and ap- for water and also utilizes the rainfall because some neighbor says it will not "more-dayligh- t" proaches the box of steel. After a States to put the plan into actual during September and October. The pay. few deft turns of the combination beets growing now on the practise and I believe that everyone connected with the Broadview Land for alfalfa should be plowed and she knows most of them; It is farm, on the 20th of August, company is perfectly satisfied with the arrangement. after an deep, in the fall, if possible, ten pounds more than likely set unusually hot spell, hardly that she this showed a of seed to the acre, planted in April, one the bolt may refuse to move. wilted leaf and looked as vigorous as Need of Beds for Consumptives. and if you want oats as well, better She smiles at her failure as if by any grown on irrigated land. and The National Association for the plant them in your corn, than alfalfa, some mutual understanding Whether sugar beets are preferable between Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis When the young woman entering upon they will do less damage. safe and woman, it opens at her sec- says remains to be seen. Quite a number that in seven states, Alabama, a business career awakens to the fact that ond attempt. Idaho, of circumstances point toward the Montana. Nevada, Oklahoma,. To 6how high In Wyoming this earth and the life manifested and ex- Btock beet as the better one. Stock LIVE STOCK NOTES. the esteem which and Utah, with a combined' What she is held by the manufacturers population of over 5,000,000, not pressed in our daily actions is the keynote beets usually have a smaller leaf sur- one through the United States it is only bed for consumptives pro- face than sugar beets and therefore The stock farmer is having his In- has been Business of the whole melody of existence, then will necessary to is re- vided. the evaporation of water in hot weath- ning now. state that she the In nine states and territories, she know the golden rule applies even cipient of a number of costly ami beau- Alaska, Delaware, Florida, Kansas. that er is not so large. Since they are Sixty cent corn Is to mean Men bound tiful Jewels which have been given to Mississippi, South Carolina, Da- 1 I in the simplicity of an application for a growing partly out of the soil the high priced meat. South 3 harvesting is much her from time to time. It Is only her kota, Vermont and West Virginia, the I position, in the mere inclination of the easier. They It is a good thing for our farms ClUir Ul yield unquestionably a higher tonnage that love for Portland that has prevented number of beds for consumptitves in stock raising is profitable. her from accepting head, or in the faintest suggestion of a of fresh material and are not as con- lucrative offers each case is less than fifty, while the Girls In in distant smile when words are unnecessary, or per- centrated as sugar beets. They seem Thrift sheep Is generally secured cities. combined population of these states is when people think enough of sheep to over 7,000,000. On the basis of 400 haps wholly out of place. to be more relished by the stock and the stock gets to take care of them. deaths to a million' of population, Br KATHRTN 0. BAILEY used them quicker M'CALLA WAS NAVY HERO Then, too, she may discover the prin- without scouring effect. The amount Valuable as blood Is in breeding, it which Is approximately the present ciple of freedom of conscience and of valuable available dry is a very necessary adjunct rate in the United States, there would perfect substance and that Admiral Who Died Recently Distin- for both varieties from an is an Individual merit be nearly 5,000 deaths annually from opinion and permit her neighbor sister "ad- acre will guished Himself in Spanish War be the same. For milch cows nothing Much can be done to sustain the tuberculosis in these 14 states, with at dresser," typist or stenographer the blessed privilege of expressing her ... and at Peking. least 20,000 cases of can take the place of this succulent wejgbtand quality of the fleece by this disease all jdess of "life, death and that vast forever," as is so desired. food, and the same Is true generous the time, and less than 500 beds to for brood andeconomlcal feeding. Washington The most brilliant cows. . care for them. She may possibly discover that her employer or the man who is en- - The high hog price for retaining achievements of Rear Admiral B. H. Beets planted three feet between old sows is that they usually farrow McCalla, U. S. N., who died In Santa, A Cynical Synonym. gagiSgi her services may know something of business and its perplexities the rows are an inter tillage crop. more and larger pigs than young ones. barbará. Caí., recently! were In con- "Poor Myra Kelley," said a maga- she t to The cultivation can be which neejjot tol)Me toielf uufrld him, eren before the done better Scarcity of rough feed this spring nection with the war with Spain and zine editor at the Authors' club in "'- than, for instance, on a corn field as decided uponT-4- .. should cause us to prepare for plenty the Peking relief column, for which New York, "was almost as distressed engagmeht iiasbeen the roots are deep in the soil and next winter. Corn fodder will fill the he received signal recognition in the as Mr. Carnegie at the spirit of graft the voung woman discerns the fact that several of her one does not need to be to When other afraid hurt blll shape of a congressional medal for und crookedness rampant among us. them by deep cultivation, cul- associates are quite a3 weU upon as herself, then and the all of distinguished In young writer, a dinner of Jnojrnjed sojnesubjects tivation can be kept up With the "side lines" the farm service battle and "ihe at until the har- bringing the highest prices ever also International acknowledgment of megazine contributors, said that we she may be prepared to be a success in her sphere. ; , vest. ;s. .... r'riw - known, we should have no kick on do- worshiped wealth that was our trou- Superfluous words and actions, as well as "puffs" and "cheap jewelry," ing the chores. ble. Then she crystallized her mean- ing ;SO often referred to, and unkindly, perhaps, retard progress and stáy suc- USEFUL DRY FARM POINTERS If any of the ewes seem delicate In in an anecdote. "She one man an- when would seem really was deserved. health or are not so thrifty as you said that asted cess it that it other: ' ' Experiment Station of Montana Ag- like, they should be put by themselves """.'How am I to make a success of my work?" ... - " What position does Blank hold In - ricultural College Issues Some and extra feed given them. r ' imm, .... , lSa. fc ' Timely Suggestions. to it your barbed the community? Why is it at all necessary to ask the question when there can be but See that wire " very fence is not loose here and there, for 'A honorable position,' was correct answer? In a recent on one bulletin dry farm one of your best horses may be the the reply. crops Issued by the experiment sta- " 'Is he wealthy?" Learn to do something, to do it, not to shirk a part of it, and do one that will get his legs cut. to it tion of Montana Agricultural college, " 'Wealth and honor,' said the other, There Is a great shortage in the hog as it should be done. That seems about all the sternest of business men the following pointers synonymous to- for the crop throughout 'are terms in America are given: the whole country, day.' " desire of young women in their offices. and It can only be replaced by keep- L Science and diligence will quad- ruple the harvest. ing the best brood sows and growing When our names are blotted out, more pigs. 2. Water is of the first importance. and our place knows us no more, the you Is our civilization on the decline? Are Use all possible means to prevent its If wish large horses you must energy of each social service wiU re- be prepared to feed all the growing main. John Morley. lax discipline for waste. parents growing in their will eat. Saving feed ex- 3. From seven to ten Inches of wa- colts at the children? If not, what is the cause of the pense of the colt Is costly business FEED CHILDREN ter can be saved for the crop by time- On Properly intolerable conduct of the average Ameri- ly cultivation. In the end. Selected Food. It Pays Parents Big 4. Marketing a thin horse Is a losing Dividends. can child today ? Disk after the harvester, as early In the 6pring as possible, and Imme- proposition. The increase In price Growing Tf men nnd women nf thp nresent time If parents will give In- diately after plowing. received for a well fleshed animal over just a little telligent thought to the feeding of recall their childhood they will find there 5. Harrow after every rain and a poor fleshed one Is many times what IjX their children the difference In in whenever a crust begins to form. the extra feed costs. the was not the liberty which health of the little folks will pay. Do not let weeds grow on sum- Discipline characterizes the child of today. It seems many times over, for the small trouble. mer tilled land they use up the wa- Broomcorn In Arid Regions. Resr A mother writes saying: "Our chil- to be a trait of the American child to be ter. re-gl- Admirsl McCslls. One of the crops for the arid dren are all 7 Harrow the grain in so much better and haughty and show a lack of respect for his the spring where Irrigation ia not practised his labor through the bestowal upon stronger until it Is six Inches high. than they ever were before By FRANC LYNN even when Is likely to be broomcorn. We have him of the order of the Red Eagle by we elders. And parents arc brought sub-surfa- made a change In the of S. Pack the before seed- already grown enough of crop character this to the German emperor and the Chinese the food. We have quit using pots face to face with the situation they invari ing. know that It will do all right in an war medal by the king of England. toea three times a day with coffee is 9. Use drills that pack the seat-on- . ably say: "He only a child and will earth ordinary The bottom lands McCalla. then commander of the and so much about the seed. grow meat training is expressed in sen- will a heavier stand than the cruiser Marblebead. was in grow out of it." What a lack of parental that 10 Use only the first "Now we give the little folks some the best seed, select dry lAnds, but no difference has been fighting line In the Spanish tence! The child may do whatever he chooses simply because he is a child. varieties and well cleaned. American fruit, either fresh stewed, or canned, noticed between hill land and valley war. He - landed the marinea at Guan- some Grape-Nut- s with cream, occa- wonder our foreign visitors are amazed at the lack of training 11. Two or three pecks an acre is xcept In yield. The yield runs as Is it a that tanamo, the first of the American sionally some soft boiled eggs, and enough. high as a ton the acre, which, at the troops to average American child receives at home? In the home everything set foot on Cuban soil, in some Postum for sup--; the 12. Early ripening crops and early minimum price of 190 a ton is certain- breakfast and the face of a fierce Ore from the 8pan-- per. Then fur that tends to build up character should be emphasized and parents should seeding are best for the dry farm. ly as profitable as potatoes or dinner they have some beets, Ish troops, and maintained them there meat and vegetables. tendency toward demoralization in their children. Late crops must he intertilled. with an expense bill much less begin early to uproot any than for many days until regular troops "It would 13. More can he produced In one ehher, and a much safer and surer be hard to realise the girls of school could be brought to their support At change in the children, they Why will parents permit their boys and age to parade crop after summer tillage than In return from seed and labor. From 10 have Clenfuegos he went In boldly under grown so sturdy strong, we streets nine and ten o'clock in the evening? Is it because the two or three consecutive crops. to 20 pounds of seed Is drilled in rows and and the at the Spanish batteries and cut the ele- 14. Market concentrated products; feet apart with the plants stand- attribute this change to the food courses offered in schools at the present time are simplified to such an 34 cables that connected Cuba with 1st meat and butter pay better than ing from six to eight inches. ments thaL I understand, exist Spain, thus accomplishing Grape-Nut- s extent that a child does net find it necessary to study at home? There is forage. one of the and Postum. most Important functions In orno 15. Garden crops shrubbery, warfare. "A short time ago my baby was no doubt that certain topics are easy to grasp for children, but this and as Dry Cows. But perhaps well as grain, may be Land his most brilliant teething and had a great deal of stom- these children from strengthening themselves those made to thrive Many dry land let achievement was In does not excuse in by tillsge. fanners their connection with ach and bowel trouble. Nothing thorough cows become very studies that are difficult. thin while dry the Boxer uprising in China In IMS, seemed to agree with him until I tried during the winter. When cows when the legatloners fai are were besieged Grape-Nut- s softened mixed with school age ahnuld have their minds Pedigree Good Thing. at calving Peking. and Children of concentrated on the emaciated time, the milk rich milk, and bo Improved rapidly and A good pedigree is a good thing to yield Is throughout things that lrfit their age, but it is obvious the child who wantonly wan- reduced the sum Rear Admiral McCalla was born at got sturdy and well." havf attached to a good cow, but a raer, no matter how good sum- Camden, N. J.. In 1144, o'clock the entering the sad "The Road to Wellvflle," found ders on the streets at nine or ten in the evening has his mind on good cow Is more essential I good mer feed. Dry cows kept In good navy in 1861. His services during the in pkgs "There's a reason." beyond his years and it is apparent that continuance pedigree. The answer is, never keep flesh with mllo will yield, calv- 39 years things far a of this after almost of active doty In all rea a A a cow unless she lives up to ber pedi- ing, more throughout Srr la iknt Wtlarf for a couple of generations will prove harmful to future Americans. much milk the parts of the world were noted with eat aaara fr.m tlM HM TWT gree. 1 season. conspicuous acta. ar aaS 111 ml kSSBSm LataraaCimlH, lr, ANEW WOMAN Inspector Byrnes' Death Recalls HE nation thr Activity Officer. ESCAPES leadi the world as In feverish busi- ness activity NATIONALPARK play- Rott From tht Rank, to a Millionaire grounds as well and Laid tht Cltvtr Trap That OPERATION a workshops, Caught Jay Gould's aya George Otla Blackmailer. Smith, which la WasCuredbyLyd.aE.Pink-ham'- s out an application Ntw York Probably no man was to America of the better known in tht world of pollct Vegetable Compound old saw that ail and none waa more feararf h rmnii El wood. Ind. "Your remedies hare work and no piar than Thomas F. Byrnes, eared me and hare only mases of Jack a former detect- I taken six dull boy. Whi ive and Inspector who died In this Secretary Seward waa endeavoring city a few days ago. It waa while In- iDie compound. to enlist the aupport was of the people spector and In charge of the detective sick thro for his project to purchase months and ron id Alaska bureau at police headquarters In Mul- pflnot ens of the somewhat esthetic argu- berry walk. I suf street that Byrnes won his fered all the time. menta by which he sought to gain greatest fame. advocates was The doctors said I that this great north- From the day he became a could western not get well territory should be ac- of the police. In August, 18C9, without an nnera-- quired If for until be nothing else than that retired on May 27, 1895. Inspector rtion, for I could Jt would afford a magnificent sum- Byrnes was a thief catcher hardly stand the mer playground first of all nalns in m v nfHoa for the American and It was as such he nation. Alaska', that becamt a especially my right purchase is doubt- valuable servant of the people. less justified horns and the whltt one, and down my on this score alone Byrnes rose quickly from the ngm and. while its goats will oon becomt ranks. leg. i began varied topography af- He was first a patrolman, to feel better when had taken only fords in practically extinct. then a I truth a wonderful field to roundsman, later 'on a sergeant, uuc uume ui ompouna, out aept on the tourist, There are numer- then as I was afraid to stop there are much more captain, inspector and finally commis- too soon." Mrs. ous passes through tht Sadie Mcixes, 2728 if. B. EL r6wM . fcaccMibl "Playgrounds" higher ranges. sioner. St.. ' United Across Thirty years wood. Ind. States. Indeed these the game ago the city was over- Why will women some lie at our very trails run with take chances with doors, although lead from valley to valley. Following thieves and thugs. A reign an operation or drag out a sickly, for lack of good of half-hearte- transportation facil- parce terror had spread d three-fourt- the came the Indians; over the town. existence, missing hs ities they may be the hunt- Murders more difficult of er and the trapper, looking were committed almost night-ly- . of the joy of living, when ther- access than far for easy It eon find dlatant points routes of travel, followed was at that time that Byrnes health in Lydia E. Pinkham'g The nation the Indians; WM Vegetable Compound ? owes it to itself, to then came the government called to Mulberry street and told the people of engineers to For thirty years it has been the present day and exploring and mapping, organize a detective bureau. He th even more to and finally tht had standard remedy for female ills, and those of a future con- hardier of shown considerable detective abll- - has gested population the tourists and lovers of Ity cured thousands of women wha to create into na- nature. while occupying positions of have been tional parks Most of these passes art lower troubled with such ail. the magnificent regions closed for many rank In the police department, and this ments as displacements, Inflammation, of the months of each year Rockv by the snow; some Md attracted the attention of his su- - ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregulari- mountains above of them are avail- perlors ties, periodic pains, and able only after the use to the quiet but determined backache, indies, the High Sierra, of the ax to man. tion, and nervous prostration. give footing on the hard Ice of gla- which have little, In a short time If you have the slightest donbt ciers lying close to the Continental he had organised Lydia if any. economic What became known aa that E. Pinkham's Vege- 4 divide, but across one or two of them the central table Compound will help yon. importance, and wagon office of detectives roads may be built by which and assigned to write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, thus preserve al- that bureau were the Mass., Pmom unfitted for the strenuous ef- best thief catch--' for advice. Your letter ways their natu- forts now will be absolutely ral, required to reach the higher confidential wholesome country may have and the adrice free. beauties. opportunity to view Trans it at close range. None of the passes portation meth- - I Jik that are south of the Canadian boun- oas win quickly dary will ever Nothing Too Good follow be used for a railway and A . . a thus route. you. a new 'play-grounds" ior oat s why we want you There is interest in Canada which become to take CASCARETS livertnl looks with favor upon the creation of for accessible. the proposed bowels. It's not advertising talk-- but A Glacier park, and at national some future day the locomotive may merit the great' wonderful. Playgrounds a- v.iuSB irom tne Dominion to the wa- lasting merit of CAGÜAküYs that ssociation for ters of the Flathead river we grown-ups- , and wend want you to know by trial. Then organ- southward to the towns and farming you'll ized on valleys have faith and join the ho some adjacent to Columbia falls and such basis as Kalispell, forming a keep well by CASCA- that link between tht RETS alone. of the Si-rr- a tt club of Call-forni- CASCARETS rae a bos far a week'. but with the United 8tatea ' Its field of activities, would lD important Harvard College. jork to be dona WHIT gg zLZSS This celebrated InaUtootlon to pleas- antly situated In Par-ker-- "fit man mA a Thomas F. Byrnes. the barroom of ln School street, and has pooplla ere in from ?.uM.evou' ntuoni ptrk hve rock wall of great the department He had only a all over the country. I had a let- Dy limited because th!?b",h0d ornment. some steepness extending number of detective sergeants ter ye.d'y, by the way. from our ot under his mootual wonderland. krw!0n'ied ing aa natural northwest by southeast command, but had the power son. Artemus, Jr., who Is at . mose couege. M Y"wstone. and others for unbroken mile, ex- iwucb at any time and with-o- ut wwuoui in Maine. He writes trial, me ThfJSSí? mptonihlp of enthusiasts. cept where cut by deep fa that way he was able to that he is a Bowdoin Arab, ft Is It br surround cum to this? Uy now taX of P'yround canyons. hlnuelf with the best talent Is this boy as I nurtured - the department with a parent door t0T Clonal protec- These have large- could afford. s care Into his child- 2 been Byrnes hood's N,,ona' park ,n ly formed by the great waa a man of striking per- hour 1. he goto' to be a grate Shi sonality. American mjssns: glaciers which once He was tall and well put humortotT Alare. I fear it la ,í know together. too troo. Why clara fr. "m there H slowly flowed from the He wore a big mustache didn't I bind him out and never to the Patent T mighty snow-covere- d talked ln a loud voice, ravelin Vegetable Pll except Man, ---f to a paat geo-Sr- t when he wanted to as was struck with appear- kS ere T uu i mués rorm- - L let peoplt his 1 know that he would ance at our last county T lng the divide between K HeAViM stand no trifling , fair, ft wanted afe no true: D was him to go with conl.nf i V"T ,oner' the drainage of th- - At. It fOi-- wub a school teacher 'a him and be a Pilllst lantlc her earlier days. Their daughtera. Ar. these boys they little know how Mk and the Parifv pretty ?' are n extant compared oceana-t- and highly edumtoa the old folks worrit about 'em "all he northern continental wj From onlVmí "e Iac,e' but the remnant. of mt divide. Canadian Pacific and the Great their father, who waa Intensely proud Life's Reprint From Artemu.VV.rd. Pfp ' tbe canyn. are Northern railroads. roaring A route on the west aide of the of them. He was proud, too. of his meU,ng ,Ce Bowing Flathead river, fine The Bualntss SLÍZL?! no d saya Mr. Chapman, is very summer home at Red Bank, N. J. Instinct. mountain lake, available for the loca- Byrnes An English farmer, taking below. tion of a railroad track. was a very rich man. Ha his little umwits of unbounded awe consfd was on with him. was going ture and wonder at Nv eaabTH?t.'ng.fln"erIlke rlde to In order to open up this region of superb said to have been a many times to the matchlaM timber-covere- d and PO"ing station to give handiwork. .lope, asctnd- - unique scenery for the public, millionaire. He was a witness his vote. On 8 re8l0n a few main road- before the way he met a íock of broken way, will be required along the Lexow committee nH tho k friend on the sama y John Tí"' which In the streams, together errand, and the two Ml'. Mulr-- ten ago In turn leads to the with horse trails to points told how he came to make hla entered Into con--I of preclpltou. cliff,. canyon, of especial interest fortune. Tersation. After an thU - Tht at , Lake McDonald, to It was generally excited and heat--j SÍÍS notíd:,,íhU 5S "Tne it pointed out ln the senate believed that Jay d argument í from the um lift. S report, lying near the Gould waa among about the budget they if i other of hla Instead ',hortenlnK KV CB ln a ,ta,rway oí aouthwestern boundary or frlenda cme to blowa. The poor It will indefinitely lengthen tremendous the proposed park, to a sheet who gave him valuable tips on money lad waa and portions. Many of water of un- j make you truly Immortal " of the -.ten. Z.rJr matched beauty, making. much frightened, and, seeing that hla stAirwav... -- ..- i Biania eurrounded by scenery of region' ttract,on oí mm masses wnich slowly signal grandeur such Byrnes tner was getting the worst of tht Glacier park arrrHtK than, m flow aa to make a roadway was not ungrateful. it, rIíií? 10 ICU.j along ta Gould suddenly th" C6n,c- - Here . c"vua.k a large Ice called out to him: Se. for - rrr mass eastern shore extremely became the victim aw- a . desirable, but this it is of a blackmailer I ?"1 Lrte McD- -. uiiin reeinn nf who "Hit him ln the watch, father;) mÍ!"tlC Mil of brisk "uuw uanlu Is matter the fUtUre wrote so many threatening let- J h reached. cwgress fr COMlde"tion of ters that'll cost him something!" that Gould was In constant fear of ín,?"dld "athMd of giant pint. Tht main Rocky mountain mass I. actually The region combines his life. The f"1 made up all the elementa of an ideal letters were alway. Not the Reply He Expected. of two principal parallel ridges 11 It uu aunaay, you ake- - tht need, only omcW but never from "Do object hínimerinf at tht foot of group Living.ton ranges, " to smoking?" he ' a of N thf which run ap- 222: Insure its protection and the same box. There was no clue to ssked. ad.e" mountta- - proximately through ODt Far up the white peak. tht center of the proposed a. such to stimulate the Irani his identity and to can park. These ranges porta establishment of catch him aeemed "Not at all. Hare you a cigarette" are the remnant, of what lón facilities, making It more avaT hopeless. Byrnes undertook she replied. - ,n the task. deer''0,! C5am0U- whUe otn areata dwell "111 ?UCb WlMr region of ,ntCre,t First be distributed bear Í to oVimle vWb"e photographs of and mnjr lltr. sltek-furrt- d rock, however, has If "SShS an raim.1. been mightily importance. The envelope addressed to Jay Gould enjoying their beautiful lives In company and .battered by the force, d tlona are by "h of eroa.on prE particularly adapted to of uj the blackmailer among the nmeroua bird species. pally thoM of tht great ancient glaciers. b"tory bulldtagf police entire upon Retting of mountain .. force. Then, on a Sunday he A that tb preMnt con- - this great mas. ancient forcea S Taste nI.,!,h?PH M'on of art tht higher ptaka. huge of nature were most active stationed a policeman, plain clothe, bIOCk, W,tb cl,ff d man or TÜm'd,,Jnd Precipice Warp,n of the once borí postal Inspector at every mail k and Zri 1 "Mttiutt it another of our sometimes thousanda of feet ZZTZtT"'1 U ,n NMIW box ln the city. Every time A K w, tn our Plungteg away down to At mn' apparent a letter Smile t second largest tht roaring .tr.ama f0r COpPr "ocked was dropped ln the box was Ib'J OBT by the ht crtyon. or snding In region, bTnPr7Prt0r" to opened Th ,U?Md Vellow.tone. tht gre.t creva... L were made and the letter inspected. Finally And satisfaction to the oí Cün,re" mad favorable ra-- tht head of some glacier. right the last oUOn0Ftn?T,,U nd 8affi8 man dropptd In the right letter mouthful ron? M,eI bül- - whlch To the westward SrElIZ was . bd tht the mountains break pre- reonnalaaance made by the geo-- and promptly f 0,6 ONNtartot of cipitously, and from fL.f surrey it arrested. S aa-r- i tht interior th. foot of tht steep, long, I. not believed thst Glscier p Wells." aa he waa Tn timber-covere- d any known . ta, wa. based largely ridges reach out toward contains was convicted and got - ?,m f con-- a long term' FU"- ,urTy four years ago M the Flathead river. Between rldg7. mercial Importance Hwevfr J,ni The case perhaps poí ,.', 8UtM " t-h- .3 brought Byrnes I II, t olo,c' 'vey party, and extending up tht canyon, of higher more fame tht than any of hla others. Post ,L '""ton by H. Chapman. are many milts rushing S ' Robtrt of lasts. Jolntd by Mimr ueveiopment. 1 ooo íra Prtr embrc,n of about tream. similar to thott on tht taatore sldt Dtfact In Tht whole park I. KEEP YOUR FEET wirtltss Tttogrephy. WMn inhabited by wild animals STRAIGHT. It Is remarkable fee! rtTW and tht Black and birds that, while wire-tos- s and the stream, abound In many kind, telegraphy LnrL rw,rTaUon- - Tbt 0 of fl.h In How many men know how has made rapid Toasties or . conuina hlghtr in Ucta- ri tht barren rock artas very - tht whltt turn their tore In Tn íh. strides, Important glactor 'n from email goat la found In great numbers, writer I 01?York considerations ' MW" 'n"' Ulo,e while on tht irJ. .iü have been almost entirely There's mil acb to MrtM ve lightly lowtr ridges, where some wJT oujht toMpofatU,.dtratoh,.liUn, ,,her neglected. pleasure in every rarart U protection to T& Much attenUon has been lakes ; 'o contlna ovw 260 glacial aíTorded by stunted the paid to package. A from a ftw timber growth and bruth foot at the end of'reSh and selectivity trial will show hundred feet to ten miles In arta. and jagged slopes, the Rocky that upwsrd. the body and also to mountain sheep, or forward SJftyf? ,n the refinement of the fascinating flavour. 8tat .i?067 mounU,n m In tht Unlttd bighorn, hss his haunts. In to called a springy b Instruments while UnU ,n tht valley, and on walkm.LrMUlU tht development of ceñir oí w,w Md mranlficent the lowtr .pure are many whlta-tal- l man .hould ,hat tht antenna haa Served bUt and black-tal- l been slow. At right from the pack- Pa.2!.'; U doubtfu' T of aur- - deer and moose; In placa, whole foot must be i0 the receiving station 't 'Í them a fw elk srt found goose utt w.ikC particularly age with in graadtur and Inttreat that of Olacler and ovar tht wholt area, step of & not much has been don. cream or milk and from high glaciar and boy', prank of iT..k toward Ui aro flow snow-fltl- d locating tht antenna sometimes r,,!,0.01 wtr o Hudaon bay. to huckleberry bush region ef valley sS!TWSPstñE nee. wire, to fruit fresh or when a man aa to rievai.L0 .M",co nd tb octan. Mount and flat, roam, the giant gristly walks in th intercept a maximum of ware P'oe bear. bark of the energy. A.lde from stewed. oVíf - racbM an kd iS!?TJ'll1Kroi,n rk- tmt3i anlmaJ the hlghtr moun- - first. Then tht rttt of the abaped grid, p which "d n, . r m"7 othtr rug-abov- for .ummtr rang only which tht outtr edge fWn-tb- . marked an tpoafc, íjjlí O at the area ww .mm " ,rom bkdik ? rn,ln to 10,000 feet to too high and the snowfall burden unul Ste. lk mi. une na. ?,V"' too heavy to permit the tenalvtly adopted In ffiounu,? ThU oí tht northtrn Rocky of winter use. As ln weight to the hnSoiíJ tU th practise. the cast the other nation- ball of tooT?Z.t lOc J, Mr which to al to- - - to Fkg. and 15c. !vaí' cbPm". lit. tht parka, these gams anímala, protected by The ileal .tap 1. a the f, Northtrn railway and law At no 0ret to tht from Interference, will lacrease to such . tün. .nould . íre The Lattet Orttt. SoU by bouDdary. to Um xtsnt galnal k prM,emUi "1 no,tJ . ?,! ,CMdn ont of u to furnish tn the overflow from (be tht ground. set Japanese dialect Is very pop- park a to ArDro.K, ,,UL n,unU,n ni0M lB world. tempting supply to eportssoM Try It and Vbow muTh JS.U. ular among the press tb a'T,d for all thne; on moTm -- humorists these ..í .? from PW" 'ralon to other hand, tht you can walk ., 1" J, . Uf days." Tes; msny tnt without such protection of a breadlas of the good old Carta! Co. . Ltd. mountain, prtatnt to tht traveler a ground, many Lo dorent inU mh nú ef Ike animate, especially me big-- can go utrman jokes hare Battlt Creek. Mich. thttrdiscard. atoUt'" inte dona ovtr Into It." DIRECTORY man. Probate Clerk, at Alemogrrdo, New August. 1010 BU8INE88 Legal Notices. day of August, IttlO. Claimant names as witnesses: Mexico, on Ibe Mh Alamogordo, New M"X- - Claimant ñame as witnesses: Sam L Rice, of Notice For Publication has. Rurires. of Tularosa. Nw Mexico ,c" Stephen Price, of Alamogordo. ISew C. BRYAN. DEPARTMENT Of THE INTERIOR. Jacob V Kerr, of Qiosef E. Francisco llernal. of " " " Mexico. W. N. WRRREN I, M.. I'. S. and Office at Las Cruces. W. of Alamogordo. Lars Ramnssen. of " " " David Vandyke, June i. GONZALES. New Mexico. SURGEON i iu JOS! DRUGGIST William - Register. Henry C. Ilensliy, of Alamogordo, New Notice is hereby given that I lrt I Resident M N. on Mexico. pfOmpttMM m delivery Hvde, nt Alamogordo. M.. who. Care in compounding, November r, 1000, made Homestead JOSE GONZALES, t Hpital 42 No. 0010a (MM), for NW4. rt to M Register theee arc the watch-wonl- s of o.ir prescription Application. alaMm;ordo, sew Mexico Section 5, Township ITS, Range H E., Notice of Suit. s : : '. : 11 :: M P. Meridian, lied notice of in- buíi ne-'- 1 has Court, Otero County. to Final In the District Notice. tention make WMUMfll of New Mexico. Contest Territory - JONN1E MURPHY. Proof, to establish claim to Ike lami DFPAKTMKNI- Ol TDK INTF.RIOR yyISS FONE 32 M. Bow- Ilenrv F. DufTv. ) above described, before .lolin t iilted state- - Land (MBaa riaintilT, ) man. Probate Clerk, at Alaumifonlo. Las Cruce, .m-- Mexico. OPTOMETRIST. ) No. MB N. M , on the Mrd day of Jul, tttlll. v. Mav P'l" WNMBMOTI Clare Duffv, ) Eye and fitted. Claimnanl MM M Contest No MM Serial No 010CH tested States of Alamngoréo, New Defendant. ) George T Dtllard, A saOlciaal contest affidavit havint ó Hours 9 to a. in. to p. II, To Clare Duffy. Defendant: been Hied in this office by Cornelia B - oooooooooooooooo ooo Richard It Dlllard. ol Alamogordo. New You are hereby notified that the Hchnfleld. contestant. galn-- t Deser' WWW Hnkt, above named plaintiff has commenced In lain! Entry, No 1170 I01000K made Feb George Christopher, of Alamogerdo. tlo' above nano'd court a sun again-- t H, '.T. for W3NB4NB4 Sec. R. J. k. GILBERT, How Mexico of which are to I. K4 inn, the general objects NW4, Section 17. Township 14 S . Range D ROUSSEAU'S REPAIR SHOP Tom Charles, of Alas ago fBOi New Mex dissolve the bonds of matrimony exist- S ni o 10 E , N M. P. Meridian, by Thomas J ni ico. ing between plaintiff and you, and to McAndrew. Contestee. In which It Is at JOSE 0ONBALB8, settle all property rights existing be .1 Me con Bottle---Tr- y One leged that Thomas Andre, .f, rpMairtt in ibe (attbert Kuiliiint. "THERMOS" The i, I H Register Iweeu the plaintiff and yourself, and testee, failed to make the repui-i'- e has Ptaunf tX Alamofordo. N. M. for other relief, and vou are further no annual expenditure since making said Electrical Wiring Done plied thatuiiless oii enter your appear- entry and that there are no improve ance In said cause before the fith day of Notice For Publication ments thereon as required by law Said Electric Fixtures and Supplies August. 19I). which will be fifty days parties are hereby notified to appear. J. (i. HOLME8. DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR after the first publication of this notice, respo2d. and offer evidence touching D" 56 S on Pith day of June Corner Penn. and 10th Phone U, S. Office at which occurs the said allegation at 10 o'clock a. ra. on Land be IMO, judgment will rendered against 2.ri. l'.'io. before S M. Parker, t' Las Crttce, New Mexico will Julv yoll by default and the said cause S Commissioner. Alamogordo, N M K,.. laud's Draa Store. 08 3, WW. pro nilur m( OO xcooooxxooooooxoooo June proceed confesso upon the evidence (and that linal hearing will be held at Notice is hereby given that Ellas Hill, adduced by plaintiff. 10 o'clock a m on August 5. 1910, be Is L. O. Kullen. of I. a Lat, New Mexico, who, on Dec Plaintiff's attorney fore, the Register and Receiver at the and his is Roswell, New I UNE HULETT, emher '.'1 1984, made Homestead Aupll Esq,, address L tilted Sta'.es Land Ollice In Las Cruces, cation. No 401 (IU611). for SW4NE4 Mexico. New Mexico. W.'SKl.v SE4NWI. Section 14, Town- Dated this 13th dav ol June. 1910. said contestant having, in a prop- Ooteotathlc Phyakta. DOWNS. The Q. ship i "' 8, Range 11 E. K' M ' Meri- CHAS P affidavit, filed May is. l!UO, set forth J. GRANT, er 'Oftf 10th Streft and Viririnla At dian. ha lied notice of intention to I lfi 4 Clerk. tub which show th:it after due dili- - Proprietor of the make Final Five Year Proof, to establish jgence personal service of this notice A lamt'irordn, NVw Metnn, Claim to the land above described, before can not be made, it is herebv order-- d M Clerk, at 3-4- -- -- noti.-- John Biwman, Probate Lists S. 4755, and IHU. and directed that such be glvaa New Mexico, on the 30th City Livery and Transfer Alamogordo, R. E. M. hv due and proper pablieation I). Me KIN LEY, day uf .Inlv . IMO. JosK DON A LBS. Is now ready for business. Good careta I driver and RcBtormtton to Entry of Lands I E. ns, claimant name ti wltaostoti ti tl 41 Register. srenteel treatment. Office ap town just East ol News o trice John Minns, oí Alamogordo. New ''ex. in Sntiomil Forest. Physician and Surgeon John Meadow, of La Luí, New Mexico Notice is horoLy given that the I en of La Lnz, New Mexico I s I, 170 Lor 10 Uarcia. latid s below, etnbrftcr Contest Notice. Kf. a Phone Residence Phone Antonio Torres, of La Luí, Now Molleo described Phone ti JOSE GONALES. ing 100 acres, within the Alamo DEPARTMENT OF TU E IN CBRIOB, i ifti. e m 2 - Land OfBee c, i .", Register National Forest, New Mexico, 1'iHted sa'es AI.AMim.OKIio Las Cruces. New Mexico, will he stihject to settlement May :i. 1010 and entry under the provisions Contest No. '.'.O'i Serial No 081 Notice for Publication r.nr,i-K- , MEAT of the homestead laws of the A sufficient eon affidavit ha. n ii. 1. I). s MARKET DKPAP. MENT OF INTERIOR !! I',. CASH THE ! THE United States and the act of been tiled In this ntVce In Cornell R. D. A. FBIBLEY, Pn p. V. H, Land Oftl Schoticld. contestant, against Home June 11, HMiti (84 Stat., . at Deatiat. La- - stead K ; r v . No. Ui (03133), made at Cruce. Na Mexico. PsaaafSd la . r. n and the United States land ollice at March 1!o7. for NKiSWl 8E4 sec. . May II, l10, !. brulk'e work. purcstSIS inlays, also The Choicest Cuts Las Cruces, New Mexico, on s. Township 14 S., Range in K.. N M. IfeUl i Dta s. i Joseph Notice herein given that P, Meridian, by William C. F.rior. Cofl OVKR WaK KEN'S OR L't, STORt- - Mexico, August II, 1910, Any settler OmCE Louis Hill, of AJamogordo. Now testee. In which it is alleged that said of Finest ped Beef 111 Rooms V. ti anil H. I'tooe 77 who, on April 16, 1910, made Boatootoad who was actually ami good -- I I i 1 contestee has wholly abandonad aid Application, No 04311, for EW4, Section ii'.t any 01 ii taitli claiming sain lamis j tract; that he has changed his rasidenee Pryone No 5T New YorK Avenue S, Township ITS.. Range 10 E., N. M. P. more for agricultural purposes prior to thetefrom for than six months P.. E X. .TARVLS Meridian, h (tied notice ol Intention w since making said entry; thai s.il.l tract Proof, January J, 1906, ami has not MaxiiTjun) Quality Minirourr) Price make Final Five Year to establish is not settled upon anil cultivated by D be abandoned same, has a prefer- claim to the land above descilbed. said party as required n law. Said Dent 1st fore John M. Bowman, Probate Clerk, ence right to make a homestead parties are herebv notified to appear, .it Alamogordo, New Mexico, on th" tlffice vet irst National Rauk. entry for lands actually oc- j respond, and otter evidence" touching 1910, the lath day of Julv. cupied. Said lands were listed said allegation al 10 o'clock a m on Phone 71. Claimant names ol witnesses: July 25. 1010, before S M Parker. I upon applications of the per- ALA MOQORDO, N. M. William E. Carmack, ol Alamogordo. the IS. Commissioner. Alamogordo. N. M. New Mexico sons mentioned below, who have (and that (nal hearing war al be hold at Joseph S. Morgan, Ol Alamogordo. New a preference right subject to the 10 o'clock a in. on August S, 1010, be Mexico. prior right ol any sued settler, fore) the Register and Receiver at the CHERRY A SHERRY Manuel Najera. ol Alamogordo. New Land Office In Las Cruces, OFFICE PHONE provided such or t'nlted States EMBALMEP Mexico. settler applicant New Mexico. AND FUNERAL NO. 4. is Attorneys at Law DIRECTOR A. J. BUCK RESIDENCE James A Baird, of Alamogordo. New qualihed to make homestead The said contestant having, in a prop AND HEALER PHONE Mexico. entry and the preference right er affidavit. Had May 1010, set forth Office L'pMairH IN rtJNERAt SO. i, - GONZALES, which (bow SUPPLIES- JOHE is exercised prior to August 11, facts that after duedili First National Rank lsuildiitif gence or UNDERTAKER .'tj ."it. Register. 1910, on which date the lands personal lervice this notice can not tw made, it la horeb ordered will be subject to settlement and directed ihnt such notice be given and entry by any qualified per- hv II. MAJOR, Notice For Publication due and proper uuhlication. H. son. The lands are as follows : IOSE (ioNALES. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Tin- E'2 of NW of NEU, the ii '.'í 4t Register. Attorney at Law. STATES LAND OFFICE UNITED 8WV4 of N W 1 of NE'4. Sec. 29, RiH.mn i and In. at Las Cruces. N. M. T. 16 S.. K. 11 E., N. M. M., yo June 6, 1910 Contest Notice. First National Bank linildiag. acres, application of Tomas Stog-de- Notice i hereby given that Charles DBPARTMEMT OFTH8 INTERIOR of La Luz, New Mexico; State-La- s I, I The Narpe Implies N. Carnes, of Alamogordo. New Mexico, Uaitad in 'ffit That who. on Jan. M, lUlo. made Homestead List LUÍS. The SM of SWM of Crt NeW Mexico. THE POPULAR DRY G000S GO. Application. No. SI 1987 00840), SW4. May .'4, 1010. for SE' i of SE'i, Sec. , the N'i of I Incorporated MASONIC TEMPLE BUIIDIN' T. 1. S., Kange 10 fc Contest No 1341 Serial No OMII Section lowuhip : NEVi NK Ladies" to Wear Ory Uoode, Shoe-Me- of NE1. the 8E of A, saOJetOttt N. M. P Meridian, has hied notice contest affidavit having Clothing and Hat We cord.iall?e of NE l. 81, 8 2 III intention to make l inal commutation Sec. the of beu tiled thl office by Corn'lla R. tend an invitation tu yon to unit onreftt.it lisbment tOaN in CL Pro. f. to establl-- h claim to the land NW of N W the NW schoheid, eontoataat, against homestead SASO, TEXAS. above described, before John M liow- of NW of NW the W Kiitrv, No. Sail (01111), made March 7. man. rrODaM ciern. at Alaiuoenrdo, of NE 14 of NW of NW 1005, for SW4NE NE48W4. New Mexico, on the 25th day ol July Section 17. Towii.hlp 14 S.. Range in the W 2 of SW of NE 4 E., M. P. Meridian, by 1010. N. William P. A. Claimant names as witnesses: of NW the N of SE Shields. Contestee, in which it Is alleged F. Menger 11. said contestee has wholly Fred Chamberlain, of Alam rdo,of NW the NE of SW 4 that abandon- New Mexico ed said tract: that he ha- - changed his of NW 4, the N of NW 4 Class Reading for E. of New residence therefrom for more than six Real Estate, Loans. First Samuei Flsk. Alamogordo SW Mexico of of NW Sec. :2, T. months since making said entiy: that Subscriber Makes a High; M. L. Oliver, of Alamr.gordo. N Ill 8., R. 18 E 110 acres, appli- said tract Is not settled upon uud culti- Insurance ico cation of I). 0. Fleming, of Pin-on- , vated by said partv as required by law. Said aro Daniel C. Park, of Alamogord New Mexico; List i- The parties hereby notified to ap- Class Medium for Mexico pear, respond, and offer evidence touch- Notary Public JosK 0OMZALEB, W SK1! of SE'4, Sec. 10, T. ing ald allegation at 10 o'clock a m 0 !i ."t. Register. 15 8., R. Ill 0 acres, applica- - on July '.'5, l010.bofOffoM.il Parker. tion ol John Q. Klopfer, of ljt U. S. commissioner, Alamogordo. M.. Luz, New Mexico; List S. land that final hearing will be held at Teotf) St. Phone 134 DEPARTMENT Of TERRITORIAL lo o clock a. m on August ",. lulu, be- '. Proud fit, Assistant Commis- fore) the Register and Receiver at 1 BXUIMBEB the 9 sioner of the General Land Of-fic-e. t'nlted States Land office m Las Cruces. Number of Application 447. Approved May 18, 1910, New Mexico Pioneer Feed and Livery Stable ON iiila ft, Hi Mexico. Frank I'ien e, First Assistant The said contestant '.:avlng in a prop- KEEP YOUR EYE June I, HU0 er affidavit. Hied Mav Is. lulu. frth Notice is hereby given thai on the Secretary of the Interior. 15 IB I (act which show that after due dill I. I IUIIM. Jr. rrap Ith day of May HMO, in accordance ftaeo personal service of this notice can with Section Irrigation Law of 1907, not be made. It ! hereby ordered and Oeorge Curry, of Tularosa County of Department of the Interior, dlrerte. that such notice be given bv We Pay Top For Hides Otero, Territory of New Hálito, made due and proper publication. Prices - Office of Indian Alfairs. Wash Site Alamogoriw Npws an application to tin- territorial bugl iosk UONZALEB, I I). neer of New Mexico for permit to ap ington, 0. Soiled propisals I 41 Register propriate from the Public water of the for letting graziii" privileges on Hav and Grain for Sale Terrltor of New Mexico. the Mescalero Indian Reserva- Such anproprlath uisto be made from tion. New Ilex i Notice for Rio Rinconada, at a point L Rank 00, under the Publication Piiisyltaiia Anim :: Alaaogordo. N. M. W Cor. I l S R permit will lie received Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. Neal It ft whence S. of Sec. OEPARTMKNT Of THE INTERIOR R. F. Balthis arrived A. 10 E bears S !is degrees. ;t4 minutes, Min e at the of the 'otomissioner i . s. Land to accept the recently created Saturday morning for the Pacific W. MM 0. by means of diver toa, and of Indian A Hairs, Washington. office torage. and IT cu ft. per sec. and at Las Cruces, New Mexico. cilice of deputy forest supervisor. coast where they will spend a I). ('.. until 2 o'clock p. m., 10.490 ac. ft. is to be convey. ed to T. July 1, Hun. I. Jerzykewski techni- of summer. Mr. Neal I I S. R. '.i E. Sees. 1, 2. 3. 4. I, tl. and Monday. August 39, 1910, ami Mr. I.althis received his part the Notice Is hereb; given Oeorge C. 12 T 14 B. It. E: and Bte, 7 T S. will he that ft immediately thereafter Baatht, of Alamogordo, N'- - w Mexico, cal training in the state univer- may accept service in the Gila R. lo E. b of tnd reser Merchant Tailor iiieatis illtche. opened in the presence of such who. on February 51. 1107, made Home a va- voir there MOO lor Irrigation of sities of Tennessee and Iowa ami National Forest after short and as may Maps l,,d Application. No. ni5ios), Busbey Block, Penn. Ave. I.Vshi acre. bidder attend. ju,, for has been in service in the cation, ñatead f taking a fur- showing Lots 7 Section , Township 1ft S, Ranre the Engineer will thl- - location of the grazing Custom In styles The Territorial tk lo E.. N. M. P Meridian, ha HIT-r- t Tailoring latest with head- lough of twelve months. all necessary In stock. Datil National Forest, application up for consideration on the; districts and infor notice of Intention to make Klnrl Com- choice Patterns always quarters at Magdalena, for the lat ol Sept. I'.tlo. and all poTtOM who' nation may be obtained on ap mutation Proof, to establish claim to French Dry Cleaning and Repair Many Alamogordo people b ft may oppose the granting of the above' pll at ion tbe Superintendent too iaa ate? BosotiBoB, before John log according to latest method' l , , past three years. Mr. and Mrs. application must tile their objections . , t' 1 . , , , Ooods guaranteed not to shrink bOtBfl to spend the 1th at one of oí i no BCOOOI si itowman. rmiiate clerk, at Alamo substantiated with affidavits oroperly Mescaiero imnan gordo, New Ladles' Ooods a specialty . . Ralthis will establish their home HeOCOtlefO, Mexico on the Ofth day ol the celebrations in the neighbor- nai-ke- ith application number with New Mexico. R. (i nun. August, TfcflM soon as they liml a 1 on Canto to an Miners. - III here as can 70 MO Territorial Engineer on or before Valent ine. otti'iiissioner. ing towns. Sunday morning that date. tH Claimant BJ400I as witumnH. house. ' suitable went up the mountain and In VERNON L St LLIVAN. John Walker, of Alamogordo, N. M. M. Ii I Territorial Englseer Am..!, Morteusoo, ol Alamogordo, N M. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson ; morn- I Notice for Publication, went to Tularosa Monday Cbauneev S Fotist. ol Alsmoaordu, N have gone to Oloudcroft in the ing LM went to Tularosa and HH DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. M. Motel Zeiger hope that the cool, bracing air U. S LAND OFFICE Alfred K. ore. ol Alamogcrdo, N. M. went to High Rolls, Mountain Notice For Publication JOSE OONALEN. PASO, TEXAS. would assist in the recovery of at Las Cruces, N. M. a Park ami I'loudcroft. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR June is, isio t T M. Register Lropean ptaa) their little son, Will, who is rtfff U. H. Land Office at La Cruces. N M. Mediaeval Fruit Tree Paint Notice i. hreby given that Ueorge sick. June 10. 1010. Davis, ol Alamogordo, New Mexleo, isTSc fl asid $I.SO vegetables, fruit, flowers Notice is hereby given Charles who, on July 31, 1006, saves that made Homestead Does anybody from prize light E. New No. 4442i-OltW!i- wonder thatTus trilB The returns the and shrubs from all insects. Collar, ol Tularosa. Mexico, Entry. lor Northeast Conducted in accordance who. on April 5, 1V07, made Horuntead BNaftOr, Necton 14, Township 17 S Nkwsís late this nook? Wo cols.. of were received at o the sanitary laws of the State Mrs. J. H. McRae and Mrs. V. application. No. ASM u:'l4fl. fur NE4. Range E.. N. M. P tas l tk Curry's home at Tularosa during Section 2, Township 1.1 8.. Range V E., tiled notice ol Intention to make Final ,,rte(1 "n fourth, and OD the Texaa. The beat equipped re celebration. is uot re- E. Haggquist were here Wednes- N. M. P Meridian, has tiled notice of In-- Klsa Yaar Prool. to astabllsh claim to hfth wo were trying to recover taurant in the Southwest. Head the It tentlon to make Final commutation the land abosa described, before John day from their home near Moun- from the mi-i- n ported that the returns aroused Proof, to establish claim to the land M Bowman. Probate Clerk, at Alamo-abov- e fourth. Isn't this a quarters for stockmen and My enthusiasm. tain Park. doscrlbed, before John M. Bow I gordo, New Mexico, on the ?7ib day ol valid excuse? men. CHAS. ZK1G1K,IW