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VOL 10 TWO DOLLARS A YEAR RESERVE, CATRON COUNTY. NEW MEXICO, JULY 8, 1922, NO. 11 Business and Politics of Kind. .dining Co. Mogollon, N. M. When My Ship Gomes In is a the Right u is Well to Elect Good Men to Office. We Can Then Candalario Chavez, Mangus picture-yt- will enjoy to the THE RESERVE ADVOCATE It Chas Adair Luna Valley limit. Full of and it on pathos fun, Expect Proper Return the Investment. Sesario Sanchez Horse Springs. hay a puu on your heart Strings. RESERVE PUBLISHING PUBLISHERS. in COMPANY, from over the entire business is Conklin the Dynamiter is J. E. RHFIN, EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGER Rprts ciuntry indicatejthat Amended List a scream. coming back to normal. By that is meant not alone .that every bus- f No. 2. " Come and laugh with us, Puplishedjevery Thursday at the tiaunt Buildiug, Reserve, New Mexico, iness ia more less prosperous, but that such prosperity is depend RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF week we Mon second-cias- able and will containue so long as the general public has confidence LAiNiJS IN NATIONAL FOREST. .Next present Entered as s matter at the postellice at Reserve NewlItTicoT'una'i aot Railroads are placing large orders for equipment. Msirifaclur Notice is hereby given that the lunds tagu Love in "The Grouch" of Congress of March 2, 1879. described 72. 13 Those who below, embracing A picure you cannot afford ing plants are again getting under way. operating, have within the Gila National Forest, SUBSCRIPTION RATES are their acres, to miss and one which you will never shut down, increasing output. New Mexico will be subjet to settle- One year in advance 12.00 From the view point of The Advocate this is explained by the ment and entry urv'er the provisions of enjov. the fact that our national political affairs hav become stable ami Lhu homestead laws of the United States The comedy, "A Desperate no and the act of June 11, 1900 (34 Stat,,. beoundrel is one to drive away that business people are longer afraid. at the United land office all 233), States your cares and 6end horn It is a psychological fact that of our acts, regardless of what at Las Cruces, New Mexico on October you they may be, are tirst mental; that we are guided mentally; that 17, 1922 by any qualified person in the happy. the human mind is so constituted that it is averse to riskn, absence of entry by persons coming During July and August the First National Bank taking two - where the possible loss of money is involved. In other within eiherot the lollowingcuss- price of admission will be as especially es: (1) Persons named after each tract - bud, is so because of follows-- New Mexico words, business, good or universal thought upon whose applications the lands were Magdalena, in either direction. Nothir g so influences and insoirea confidence in listed. Such persona, in order to avail Children five to fifteen years ' these United States as a stable goverment which knows whst it is themse'ves of their perference, rights ?0 20 file their on or about and which is not continually, or even occasionally, off must applications after All over fifteen $0.35 flying August 18, 1922 but prior ,to October a tangent. 1922 who at 17, (2) men, served Dr. E. P. Extention Confidence, therefore, is essential, and this applies to our county during the war with Germany. Such Johnson, V.et State was affairs as well as to our national affairs. Let-u- s be on our gaurd and men, in order to avail them- 'rinarian College, selves of their rights, must Reserve lect good men to office. preference in with Co, 5 cent paid file their applications on or after June Koog'er giving advice and per 29, 1922 but to October 17, 1922. Agent Glen wood. Gare c I :o prior to stockmen in BASE BALL. ed permit All such filed on or demonstrations on " applications after time deposits Sunday July Second Mogollon and Cliff to play. June 29, 1922but priorto Julyl9, 1922 the prevention and control of an Between Reserve and Apache. Judging by the number of the will be treated as simultaneously tiled imal diseases. Reserve Ap che at 9 a. m. on July 19, 1922. All such The Doctor left a number of fair sex who were rooting for filed on or after 19, Maxwell P applications July prescriptions with Agent Koog- - them we should th the VdZZ Dut prior to uctober 17, will Lusk C OnHead say it be in the Order in which filed. ler for the prevention and control Cliff treated Hill 1 McAfee boys were very popular. Applications may be filed by the ot certain diseases in the lower r The Financial Institution in Socorro McClure 2 0. Walters With that kind of loyal general pubiic within 20 days-prio- to fsnimajs, these prescriptions are Largest County! support October 17, 1922 3 L. Walters we ntMng filled at Gaunt s pharmacy Reed could take Johnny Reed. Bob and will be treated as simultatieously YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED S3 Pat Bhm. filed 9 itid are available at any time to Clark Maxwell and the Gieowood pitch- at a. m. on October 17, 1922. RF Turk A tract of 168.93 acies within , stockmen. Allred er and clean em all up. unsurvey-ed- Bruce CF Porter but what may be when surveyed, The ranchers and farmers of C. Walters Sec. 12, T. 10 S. R. 21 VV. N. M. P. M. met witn Ward. LP' Lists H. E. S. No. district descrsped by 4i(i, except X S Li'l Johnny Reed sure showed a No.l that portion heretofore restored under IV. Johnson atth? T when speed, RESTORATION TO ENTRY OP List the net area hereby lists a nilmber of animals were exam .When a ball landed square LAND IN NATIONAL FOREST. being 72. 13 acres The above landed ined; some of the everyday trou- Nutice is L. on forehead. hereby Kjvn that tht lands are restored to enable Robert Burns bles were found and Dr Johnsnr his described of New to amend his knocked below, embracing 220.0U Alma, Mexieo, foi With Turk st the bat it acres.within the Datil N H. t,. 01453b, in 'accordance herewith. recommended treatment Johnny flat. New Mexico will be subject to settle- Amended List June 9, .1922. D. them. Johnny said, why" I think ment and entry under th DrnvisionR K. Parrott Acting Assistant Com- Blood samples were taken to of the horr,stad laws of the Unitd missioner of the General Land Otiice determine if abor- you're horrid" States and the of contsgeous teams act June 11, ISM in nf The work of the two (S4 Stat., 233), at the United State tion exists the cattle herds Sunday demonstrates clearly the land office at Las Cauces.New Mexico, Ik Catron Co., andthe samples have fact that a good team could be on October 17,' mi by any qualified been sent to the chemist for person, except that for a of 90 Local Items from the tw6 nines, and period I I picked days prior to said date, the land will after a reasonable amount of be to a subject preference right of QUEMADO NEWS NOTES. practice could hold their place men of the Warwith Germany. TO WHOM IT Such in News notes from our cor- - with any of the teams in this men, order to avail MAY CONCERN: Says- themselves of their preference rights, respondent at Qutmado show? Sonny section. must Hie their anolications on or after with the issue of Real base ball wass hown Repining July that ths little town is gaining that can me spirit June 29 19a!, but prior to October 17. 1st.' The Reserve Advocate will "A drug store give and the boys played the game s iva ah sucn applications filed on or impetus and is growing, judging what I want ia tablets, dif- by, and under the just pencils, that it was after Junei!9. but priorto July 19 will by, lint of visitors whose enthusiastically of K. Rh-in- , All the long and other school is for the to keep treated as simultaneeusly filyc at 9 A. management ,L pens things ficult spectators 1922. All such fil- name's fi'ive been sent in. We ' firma. July 19, applications accounts against The Advocate the store that will get my trade." on terra ed on .or after July 19, 19iI2 but prior regreVthat spa.ee forbids pub Turk of to October 1922 will be paid and all bills out The game opened with 17, will be treated in - of the 1, ,1 , t- it jinu-.- 01 the news items inn But that is just one part the the Apache team up, but he went. order in whijh. tiled AmiiifrH.i.ni, win oe ecwc z? f . nanouig c-t- . we maybe filed by the eerferal nuhlic with, u- Tun t iA'f, However, are glad modern service of our store. Not out at first. McAfee reached first iLiirni. 11c iirnt: iiLd i.itt days prior to October 17,1922 and tj;,,, that there is such interest taken all of school but Porter finshed at the home plate. will be Bank, or by some one properly only sorts supplies treated as simultaneously filed in section of the and Lusk and Hill of Reserve Rnds. at 9a. m. on 1922. authorized by the and any county, home needs of the October 17, The manager ml 1. 4 the many of J J. scored in the second .half the NWi SW, Sec. 13,the EJ NEJ SEi, publisher the Reserve Advocate school boy will be satisfactorily Sec. 14 M. P. M. first Uming. N. Mr. A. H. j answered here. second Carter, former b'nost for all sections of th. In the first half of the containiug 60 acres. Listed without and of was manager publisher thei Dean struck out Onstead applicant. List The SJ NJ NEJ, Reserve Advocate is no county Birm- longer ii)'ke'p,. p for caught by McClure and SJNEJ, NEi SEJ, Sec. 16, T. 4 S.. R connected with said Handy Stationery all in 3 order publication.) ingham struck, 20 W.,N, M. P. M., containing 160 f' was entertrined by did Q"''m!d,, it by the box, the or In the 7th. Lusky, things acres. Listed without applicant, list W.F.Taliaferro, Attorney, of;the Marquez orchestra of Alb Buy by pound to them. Like the"nigger"shoot-in- g June 9. 1922. D. K. Parrott. Topeka, Kansas and Geo. S. iniW3t.,,,1P iHSf WPfik and it was in tablets. The very best grade Lusk. Hill, Clark, Reed T A IU.,. XT H craps. Acting Assistant Commissioner of the appreciated We hope that you can secure for the price Allred, Bruce. Ward, ail chased General Land Office. Attorn for the Snta Fe R. R .'eatly will at some time in wish to invest can be purchased each other home. Lusk said in Reserve the return you were dun ng past near here at a in time and trouble. when he really got under way REPUBLICANS the future, saving MEET week looking after the interpt of Several overland tourists We can show an array of tints snd tex- found his brakes so loose the Fe R. R. Co. he COUNTY CHAIRMAN Santa regarding 8toppeii here for the Fourth of tures large enough to include your favorite. that he could not slop untill he their taxes, R. GAUNT July ceP bration. ran against the home plate. J. CALLS 'Anastacio Baca and Candelario Reeo. made a good Ben Gooch. Cattleman of Santa Po Johnny MEETING FIRST both in Reserve catch in the fifth from the bat Fe, N. M. and Mr. Bonner a Chavez were week on busi of Joe Porter, but Denn by good At a railed meeting by the cattlebuyar paid Reserve a visite during the past Tablets-Peks-Pekcii- s and generalship complet- county chairman those Rnnb during the past week. While ness. Mr. Chavez is beging men- etc playing for ed the circuit after stealing third licans who were here on business here they contracted for two bun tioned as a candidate Ward and 'gtuee, Birmingham with the county commissioners ches of steers af 500 or 600 County Commissioner. around the cir- for found their way met for the purpose of transact head for fall delivery. W. E Hunter, salesman a and came in GAUNT'S PHARMACY cuit without map mg some necessary business full of ginger. the election of and including electing New Mexico. Bloom umpired, very officer-fo- th ensuing year. Reserve, satifactorily, Mr .J. Ganr.t, chairman open- 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 R.H.E Thescore:-- l ed the .meeting with a short re- Reserve- - 7 0 301 13 25 0 200 view of the past history t fj the NOTICE. - 100 0010 0 13 12 3 Apache- Republican organization in the he now In the game at Alma on the The f li ft rirttorfprice ufl Advocate is $2.00 county, deweliing somewhat R. IV'uke all rcn ces to The Advocatt fourth the Rwere up against upon its futuie w rk. Mr. l iltu payable real and players ptrju'r. some pitching was l e.eetted ctli, man by u n N. M. snowea uuu I'tsmr, wno cieariy inai inny t a deal. anlmous vote of tho.e piest-n- i. For next will be recived ini practiced together gret of the fa that he atkei 30x3 Guaranteed Tiro the sixty days subscriptions as and Goodall ss spite t 10 Thorp pitcher o- - TTTTT of ten or more at a discount of cent. you "for Glenwiod texm to prt miUffl to retire, lnr clubs per If catcher was elected showed team work worthy of Chavez secietarv. a ha e the time and wish to solicit subscrptions for The J. E.Rhein, editor and B Ells special comment. J. Hudson plwy rnn,yui write for blanl s and same will 1 Advocate h Advocate subscription R. F. did work and ih Reserve ing good b Mr. Gaunt wh first mail. II n Bcored time up. intrudcted be forwarded by imiturcesby subscripers every a short thai Hill cHrfe R. R. can outrun made talk, saying iust be made to "THE ADV OCATE by check or money long legged man we havi he was here for the purpose oi any Co a rder. . . and when under way he giving Catron weekly papci seen gets the tap. Extra. worthy of the nanie; that s I a goods hm in the east is to Washington for consideration eu e sails was interested in the 1 dry Advocate here. He is a nephew of bv numerous Techadoans. had no rhanri lotting r The nome boys of plaee-Ove- ipbuilding the entire .couoty What You Get for Your Money bishop Hunter of this Every now and then you see their better practiced op not in Iin against ,nd any particular stcton; CamisimaiefromfcrmiMimJ&iifptuJl one hundred Quemadn peonlf togther talking and arp thf ponents. They game; hat he had the same kindly feei ton; riapttl.lkmjifibn)aHmhbrw itomohilea were ween, at Largo ing up candidates for count one of them. Bloom, Max fcsschamt ojitmibraiu 0fabric bnokt last mg toward all and wouid woik n the 4th which waa a comnHe offices and several names h&v Hill others met y well, and several unteai-ingl- and unselfishly new mark for hern mentioned compound insures bmj low olmilea. access and sets a alreidy. with accidents which would havi the upbildmg of the entire county David Farr, Abb Alexander, less out of thf 4 "Manulochirm' Standard It J ipmao. put game players and wanted the hearty dccctiintakrial and Workm Two hundred and tiftv nercsnt Rnmnn Garcia, Tom Curtis. Mrs Glenwood showed splendid eTid game ion of all with that in itw in nopu'atinn for Qi' Adolfo Chavez, Ri yMorley, Frei and real of tht InQiindScrricealtMhurBn icresse spiiit sportsmanship After some'discussions in about-si-x months gives Baldwin, Mrs. Keynolds, Colt a bunch of fellows mdo They are good subject motions was made Ouemado another rematkable Railston, Pancho Landavazv and we like them. Baca and second by J. E. record. Assessor Emme't, N, Baca, J.R Re- - Millions these Tires haVo unhrpakf'ble Glenwood kindlv ali wed Rhein thtit an executive ci m 5 of Powell of.Gmint Mis iVatron CimM!. said Oovpr (Cleveland) serve to Bcore in the fifth, mittee of four b appointed to satisfactory service was last week's Mai"r G le, E.P.Baca, Tom Ogl to come dbck. given His city among they wanted them c0.ol)erate with the chi lrmau nnmomiis hosiness visitor? A mado Aragon, A T. Chavez WyHr-ihre- e on ana men bases secretary in nectary Co the local Btores. Emiel Kiehne.M. D. Romero snd was j - Reserve Mercantile throughout Maxwell at tne Dac it exni work of interest to th R publ- vir PowpII is a cattle man. others wre being mentioned fre. Reed with Hill ing. got going tican organization in the county Dealers in Everthing A petition and application forlpnently at Quemado for connfy and ran around three The following and to its future welllare. Postoffice and Postmaster for the i offices and considered the best before he could be Btopped. I times following named persons were Techado country has been sent crains for a progressive and Maxwell, tho suffering intensley commical We appointed: county government from came home. S. - injuries, J. Kidder, Manager Mogollon ttffrrttirfcinrnrt-rtir- .in.i- , . yelled untill our dinner curdled. Tb icon rm 17 to 7, in favor THE RESERVE ADVOCATE, RESERVE, NEW MEXICO

CANVAS MUDGUARD IS POCKET GOPHERS ARE T IS ANCIENT DAMAGE DONE TO IMPROVED GOOD FOR SPEEDSTER FARMERS MENACE TO ROADS EKEMYOFMOTDR GRAINBYHOTHS HUSH SKHVICK necured It Devices Are Removed to Reduce KIHl'IAI, Plan Suc- you mnillon llili when writing Neighborhood Party firm lieltMY. iper and Vibration. WAR MATERIAL DISTRIBUTED Weight cessful in Nebraska. DIAMONDS AND WATt'llTS. Undesirable Near Parts Insects Can Be Destroyed by Working IIOIIll-AI.I.U- N JKWIOI.ItY CO. of It Use of Heat or Fumiga- Steady Surplus Supply Being Sent to Mfir. and Repairing. All promptly Chassis Because by sttondrd to. Kit. 1?9, Ifith ft Champa. Oiled Cloth Affords Necessary Pro- Various States by Bureau of Eradication of Pests Difficult Unlest CI.KANKIIM AM) DVKItS Starts Rapid Wear. tection From Duet and Mud Il- tion With Poisonous Gases. All Farms In the Community Art Public Road. lustration Shows Method of Cleaned Up In One to Car. Campaign Attaching Plan Outlined. (Prepared by the United States Department KEROSENE BATH IS FAVORED CARBON DISULPHID IS BEST of Agriculture.) When a car Into a speed- A stendy supply of surplus war ma- rebuilding (Prepared by the United Btatee Department ster, the removul of unnecessary of Agriculture.) terial suitable for highway construc- Is distributed to states in Ef- parts Is desired on account of the Precaution The neighborhood party idea has" tion being the Unclean Engine Meant Lou By Exercising Proper lKlh A Rooms 75o reduction In the weight. been to gopher by the bureau of public roads, United WIND.HOII, l.nrlmrr. ficiency and Prematura to Mudguards Infestations In Field Can Be Re- successfully applied permftnentguesls. Trip are removed because of this aud the elimination in Furnas Ne Stntes Department of Agriculture, 0P.SpeclHlratPtq Motori duced Clean Old county, Repair Shop Starting vibration that ensues when riding at Thoroughly braska, under the direction of a sp which acts as a clearing house. A Attention. Bint and Granaries, Is Require high speed. It Is, however, desirable clulist of the biological survey and the force of about 275 persons kept In to provide guards for protection from extension agent in work the field taking inventories and pre- Dirt Is undesirable no matter where (Prepared by the United Statei Department dust und mud when the car Is used of of the United Stutes Department of paring material for shipment. Mr.Bmsiness It is, but the automobile own- Agriculture.) uveruge for, riding other than on the trnck. Most of the done by Insects Agriculture and the State College of Lists of material available nre sent er has to learn that on the damage yet dirt Oiled canvas mudguards afford pro- to In and shipment Is due Agriculture. to each state highway and does more grain storage department, Man running gear than merely tection without adding to the weight to four the weevil, the The eradication of pocket Is a period of 30 days allowed for the cover some or species, granary gophers up painted unpalnted or causing vibration. In the appended rice or black weevil, the lesser grain very difficult unless all the farms In a submission of The mate- metal. Joints as us requisitions. seemingly tight illustration the manner of attaching borer or Australian weevil, and the district are cleaned up in one cam rial Is allotted to the state on the a mechanic can them allow dirt get these Is shown. Each fender Js held moth, according to palgn. A district two or three miles same basis as monetary federal aid to The reason for tbe grain pass through. by a single support from the side of Farmers' Bulletin 1200, "Common long Is selected by the county agent. for road construction, a value being make dirt being so undesirable near work- not your the body or frame. Using these as Grain Pests," by B. A. Back and farmers in this district nre in placed on each Item and a record kept WHY ing of the chassis Is not so much prepared for parts supports for the upper end of the and It T. Cotton and Just by vlted to a gopher poisoning party, of the total value received by each patrorv"' because It doesn't look well but be- published guards, the canvas Is led from these the United States Department of Ag- full attendance Is usually secured. state. Up to February 1 of this year age through the columns cause It to a moving d eventually gets to the running-boar- or to brackets. riculture. Others of the 40 or The session is to the value of the material thus dis- this surface .and wear. species morning given of newspaper? With starts rapid The canvas should be doubled and of described In the bu- demonstration In the bait and tributed amounted to $126,000,000, of Around the und other groflps species cutting issue It carries its engine parts seamed, then soaked in linseed oil to lletin can cause great damage If storage applying the poison. Sufficient bait la which $90,000,000 represented the every of the car there are supposedly the homes tight make It waterproof. When made conditions are unusually favorable for value of motor vehicles and parts. message into of In addition to actual openings. nf- - joints about eight Inches In width, these their Increase. Recently an was taken of all the best of this Take the front end cover, commonly Inventory people Remedial measures are mentioned about $40,000,000 worth of material at culled the case cover. Vi- community. Don't blame timing gear In- 111., only briefly In the bulletin. The Camp Grant, Rockford, . of bration may loosen a few of the hold nnxt . i "toa part f It Is can be by which will be retained the War de the people for flocking to the cover to move sects, said, destroyed by ing nuts, allowing the use of or with and the sultnble the store of from the crank case a small heat, by fumigation partment remainder, your competi' away A of for road soon will be available fraction of an Inch. With aeeumu poisonous gases. temperature work, tor. Tell them what an 130 Is you - 120 degrees to degrees, Fahrenheit, for distribution. The work being lation of dirt over the cover some - lnni-Ky- N S have to sell and if ajT MACfttTJ maintained for a short time, will kill rushed, so that the material be your 01 the dirt is bound to to the may get gear all of insects, used for road work In the sea- are right can teeth. Dirt and lack of lubrication stages early prices you without injury to the germinating son and the camp cleaned up by Au- the business. of front end genrs are responsible for get quulitles of the grain. Carbon disul-phi- gust 1. rapid wear and noisy operation. carbon tetrachlorld and hydrocy-nndc-acl- d Other war materials recent- Every owner ought to keep the en surplus wmw During the Rainy Season Canvas gas are the fumigants In most received for distribution and lo- gine clean by an occaslonul kerosene Jttfd&t , ly Mudguards Will Add to the Comfort common use today In treating Infested 'I'll cated nt N. Y. ; Water-tow- bath. Spray kerosene all over the en Schenectady, l!h or Riding. Of these, carbon dlsulphld is and N. include gine and wipe off every bit of dirt you grain. Mass., Dover, J., the best for In the bulk, 200 carloads of nbout half of can. This goes for the ernnk case as ford all the the driver re- treating grain brick, protection It is said. Information on this subject I I well as the parts that you can see and nre noiseless and the quires Is contained In other publications of when you lift the hood. Dirty oil, oil weight Is reduced to n minimum. the department. with sediment, old oil not changed for Popular Science Monthly. , Prevent Infestation, some time are all causes of rapid en- That Infestation of in the field can Dyeing Pays gine wear. grain USE VASELINE ON TERMINALS not be How many owners ever see to It entirely prevented, but, by The Model Cleaners and Dyers enn be reduced that the combination breather and oil propr precautions, It Best Medium Available to a bulletin out. 1317 BROADWAY, DENVER, COLO. filler Is clean on the Inside? In some for Coating minimum, the points Gopher Exterminators and a Few Connections Prevents Corrosion The first of Insects In the designs there Is every chance for a generation Victims. From Acid. Is and If quantity of dirt to settle on the In- maturing grain usually small, the is cut as soon as to side, and that Is washed down Into grain ripe, prepared supply the party for the car owner should not soon then In the crank ease when the next oil The forget threshed as as dry, nnd day. the afternoon, the party is INFORMATION DEPARTMENT that vaseline is the in the divided into one filling Is made. ordinary perhaps placed clean, deep bins, damage pairs, person carrying best medium available for coating bat- from this source will be the bait nnd it in the Commercial answered ttiio A dirty engine means a loss In ef- slight. placing runways, inquiries tery terminals and connections. The is when the Is left In the while the other uses a to information gladly furnished without ficiency and a premature to the It grain person prod trip vaseline has the great advantage of field It Is that serious locate and The cost. Address any firm above. repair shop, where the cost of parts long after ripe open the runways. corrosion from add or Infestation for the Insects in- or some replacements will be higher than ex- preventing results, county agent specialist spends TAX COMMISSION VALUES water that may have been spilled. crease in one or two to time with each pected. The timers are usually cov- generations pair, giving instruc UTILITIES AT $226,763,360 enormous numbers. In the case of tions. All the area ered with mud and dirt, und this gets Infested repre corn in the field, only ears damaged sented by the farmers the Inside, cuts the segments, Interferes attending Denver. The assessed valuation for with and about through carelessness in shucking, so 'party" is covered and poison bait ap- proper Ignition, brings YOU AUTO KNOW 1022 on all utilities In Colorado under the need fur a new timer In a few plied. In many cases a second day Is That In cold weather a kettle Commission has been, months. Look inside of a timer that required to complete the work, but all the State Tax and a dishrag or uny other members of the nnrtv sfnv to in- Is generally dirty on the outside and invariably placed at $220,763,360, according convenient of cloth are . one will find dirt also. Generator and piece rwlth the Job until It is finished. formation given out by the commission-here- often Invuluuble In a starting motors on the average cur starting In Furnas county the work has Last year's valuation on these cur that otherwise refuses to been confined to fields In do not get very much attention of nny the alfalfa same utilities, which Include railroads, work. The cloth should be wrap- the lands three kind by the owner, but they deserve valley along important and express com- ped around the carburetor so streams, the and the telephone, telegraph n good cleaning. Some starting motors Republican liver, und and water that It does not cover the air In- A Federal-Ai- d Concrete Road in Min panies electric, power nre not fully inclosed, while others, Beaver and the Sappn creeks. All last take and water should nesota. was placed at 220,41 8,900. even when covered, seem to accumu- boiling summer the farmers were constantly ompanles, then be poured on the rag, reminded of the Importance of the The assessed valuation of the Den- late dirt. which Is suitable for highway paving; owner being careful not to let It work, and excellent results were ob ver Is at I would suggest to the thnt, 5,000,000 of 1,000,000 Tramway Company pluced get Into the Intake. The applica- tained from the field pounds nails, when he has a few hours to spare dur- community par pounds of staples, 1,000,000 square $12,056,300, the same us lust year. The n tion of the hot water will heat ties In the fall. In the 2,500 ing any month, he give the engine campaign feet of concrete reinforcing mesh vnl nation of the Denver Gas and Elec- dirt from the carburetor and Intake pipe acres were covered. Figuring the ad thorough cleaning, removing to such a that the 200,000 monkey wrenches and 133 car- tric Light Company lias been Increased ull Joints, from oil holes, nnd the like. degree engine vantage to the farmers In being rid of will "catch" almost al- loads of picks and pick handles. from $12,100,000 for 1921 to $12,709,600 The underneath parts of the car nre Instantly, pocket gophers as half a ton of alfalfa in extreme cases it may for 1922. admittedly hard to get nt, hut that though per acre, this area would mean 1,250 be to fill Colorado Heat should not he an excuse for total neg- necessary the cooling tons, or $10,000 saved. The Springs Light, with hot water so will be assessed lect. Underneath the car there may be system that MUD AS A DEFECT and Power Company the carburetor chamber may be the same as last many places that require oil through GIVE YOUR BEES NEEDED AIR at $2,0116,550, year. raised to the proper temperature. valuation of the Colorado Power small cups, oil holes, etc. While some A West educator ot The Whenever difficulties of this Virglnlu has decreased, to manufacturers are so far behind as to Reversible Bottom Board Furnishes the National Education associa- Company according kind are encountered, however, the tax from $5,002,-4U- continue to use oil holes in exposed Either Narrow or Wide Entrance tion conference was asked what commissioners, cool water should be applied 1921 to for places, the owner of n car using thein he as de- for $5,087,480 this year. then warm and hot as May Be Desired. regarded the greatest should not let them became filled with first, finally Tip End of Ear of Corn Showing fect In American and Assessment on the properties of the in order to avoid a too sudden educntlon, dirt. If I owned a car with exposed oil Round Holes In Kernels Maae by Is he said in was Arkansas Valley Hallway, Light an 4 of the metal which Is It too much to ask of a hard- his district it holes on cross shafts and other parts expansion the Angoumois Grain Moth. bee that it ouiside the mud. Bad roads can be the Power Company, which supplies elec- likely to crack with surprising working hang I would have a mechanic Install auto- hive Its hours of rest because greatest defect In any communi- tric power for the Cripple Creek dis- ease. It should also be remem- that the kernels arc exposed, are sub- during matic feed oil cups. the Interior of the hive Is too hot .ind ty. They can be the de- trict, Fremont county and Puchjfl. Is bered that Increasing the rich- ject to the attack of grain Insects. Universal Joints at best nre hard to ventilated. "One is to fect In education, when they do given at $4,513,490, the same us lust ness of the gasoline mixture by Farmers should therefore, It is said, poorly remedy lubricate, nnd even if covered with a front of the hive one Inch not the attend- year. means of the primer or choker Is a of corn that tip up the permit regular leather boot are not proof against the grow variety develops ance of children In school All "locul" consist- effective In a shuck. from the base board, using a taper- They public utilities, ravages of dirt and mud. The more usually very starting long, tight can be the defect in of a cold ing splinter or wedge under each greatest ing principally light, beat and dirt that you allow to accumuliite with engine. Newly harvested small grain should when do not 1922. Wheeler Hide," says A. C. Rurrell, extension farming, they per- power companies, tramways, reservoir the more dirt (Copyright, by The not be stored unthnis'.ied for any around these parts will Syndicate, Inc.) entomologist of the Missouri Collfje mit the moving of crops. They und water companies, are given an as- to surfaces. length of time, as In this condition it get the working of "Or buy a reversible can be the greatest defect In any sessed valuation this year of $47,577,-11- is to Infestation. If Agriculture, very susceptible bottom which furnishes either kind of activity, when they pre- a decrease of $49,340, as thrashed nnd stored in board, compared promptly deep narrow or wide entrance as desired. vent the communication needed. with last year's tables. bins, only a thin on top of the SERVING TABLE FOR AN AUTOMOBILE layer We do not advise setting the supers A bad roud is a bad road Kailrouds of the state will be as- bin Is likely to become Infested. Corn bnck a half-Inc- as this artificial ven- whether it is a bad street car sessed on a valuation of $100,803,610, may be stored in the shuck If the husk tilation interferes with the fanning system, a bad steam road or a as compared with $160,314,680 last is long and tight and fully covers the mud road in bees. Keep your bees in a good shady the country. the Pullman company, $i,iui,-300- , tip, but all ears with loose, broken, year; location for the hot summer months." the same as last year ; the Ameri- short or damaged husks should be can Hallway Express Company, $750,- - shucked and stored separately. SEVERAL DISEASES OF SOIL 710, a decrease of $143,140, us com Avoid Bins. GRAVEL ROADS ARE HELPFUL Dirty pared with the 1921 valuation, and pri Clean grain should never he stored vate car lines, $961,510, as compared v Only Way to Overcome Fungous and Farmers of Massac County, Illinois, In old bins, granaries or storehouses with $789,590 lust year. Bacterial Ailments li to Let Are Not Bothered Much until they have been thoroughly by will be as Land Remain Idle. Weather. Telephone companies cleaned and freed from the accumula- Muddy sessed on a valuation of $13,333,580, tions of waste grain nnd other as with for There are several diseases of vege- compared $l3,2H7flO 1921, Insects. Muddy weather doesn't bother the harboring grain tables which live over in the of kinds garden Manners In Massac county, Illinois, Bags all that have previous- from one to the and If compared with $2,431,240 last year. soil year next, much, because there are over 300 ly held grain should not be allowed In is In very the same crop planted the same miles roads In the granaries or warehouses or be refilled of gravel county, Victor. Mrs. Patrick 21 soil year after year it will be but a their McDermott, until they have been sterilized or oth- and each year mileage grows while from demen- short time until the crop will prove a The cost of roads years old, suffering erwise freed from insects. The use of lurger. graveling her loss. These are mostly fungous and be- tia, shot son, Neil, and cribs will the free in Massac county Is not very great tight keep grain bacterial diseases and the prac- turned the revolver on herself. The from Infestation Insects only cause the gravel is taken right out of by that might tical to overcome them is to al- boy is at the district hospital here, In way the hills along the Ohio river, gome fly from the outside. low the land to He Idle for two or with two gunshot wounds In his head. of mine waste Is used for Copies the bulletin may be had or to a which The mother died Instantly. Physicians three years plant crop In either case the farmers have a good free upon application to the depart- Is immune to the disease. say a spinal disease had affected her ment at Washington. road to market. reason. SCATTER MANURE ON FIELDS Builders Attend School. BEST-DEPT- OF CULTIVATION In Wisconsin highway builders at New Tourist Record for National For ests. Not Advisable to Permit Escape of tend school where construction pinna Vhen Corn It Eighteen Inches High Gases and Plant Food Haul are discussed with a view of bringing Denver. The rush of tourists Roots Will Meet Across Away Often. about better understanding of the road through the Colorado national forests Row in Friable Soil. problem and Its solution. Among the Is unprecedented for the time of year, Different farmers have different attendants are: State, county, town, according to C. W. Rlchurds, general When the stalks of corn nre 18 ways and means of caring for their village and city road officials, con- agent of the Denver-Interjuilp- n rail- inches high, the roots have met across barnyard manures, but suffice It to tractors, foremen, patrolmen, roller op road, who declared that the season is a row In friable soils. do not let become to erators and other road workers. now In full blast with the of August Itryson of Chicago has Just invented an uutomoblle serving table, light, sny, it exposed promise Deep cultivation at this time will cut ; If records of former which will greatly add to the enjoyment of nutolsts, and when not In use the rain nor the sun possible, keep brenking all years. man; of the roots and check the In order to the es- Many Good Road Advocates. All roads are to the mountainous can be utilized by picnickers. The table fits on the side of the car and lunch It piled up prevent open or refreshments can he served on it. When not In use It can be folded and growth of the plants. A good rule to cape of gases which are rich in plant Throughout the United States ther regions, he stated, and with no snow follow Is to cultivate in the ns as are no fewer than" 30,000,000 to motorists need not occupies very little room. deep enrly food; often practicable, haul the people banks encounter, and shallow later when the im- who. are advocates of, roads, about use chains. The photograph shows one of the tables being used on an automobile. season, manure to the fields, scatter nnd good worry the of pluntf tie larger. mediately plow It under. THE RESERVE ADVOCATE. RESERVE, NEW MEXICO

their black ribbons of soft coal smoke. Had Your Every few blocks a city garden with Iron Today T undersized .vegetables or d The flowers would loom up. Long rows Spring of tenement buildings with very dirty Blossoms windows seemed to be speeding by HAPPKiWiS the train. Mary Webb, sighed. She suddenly heard a whistle. Not man" By I. WRIGHT the whistle of a but thnt of a factory. It was quitting time for lunch. Men with tin buckets of din- Ell inffie BP to lilt, by JdcClure Newspaper Syndicate. ner streamed out of the factory. Some came In groups of two and Webb had looked the t'jree; Mary through some were alone. The only common Sumluy supplements carefully. As resemblance seemed to be their utter she stared out of the window toward fatigue. And It was only noon. There south orchnrd where the the sunny was a half yet to work. CITIES day BIG blossoms were begin- spring already The picture of Avery Wilson flashed to show and white she shud- ning pink Into Mary Webb's mind Wil- dered. Avery son us he followed the horse she whistling "Always the same," whispered around with the machine In to herself. the blos- spraying Going to Rehabilitate Soviet Russia "Every spring the south orchard with its spring blos- That Luscious soms, every autumn the haystacks. soms. The train was now passing a $300 or more to cover the expenses Ugh!" up municipal park, where boys and girls of the In Riga the traveler She saw Avery Wilson In his or- trip. were roller on a at the best hotels and pur- chard on the next He had skating dirty patch stayed place. of concrete. chased of seed the horse hitched up to a spraying great quantities grain. Raisin In the station Mary Webb stopped Ench member signed up to remain In Toast! he machine and was as whistling at the booth and called two and If he Is dissatis- made his around the trees In need telephone Russia years, way her aunt's number. Sadl was out of fied at the end of that time he may the solution In the machine. He of town. "She's to Anna's. to America with looked Webb and gone up return all expenses delicious breakfast bread. toward the place certain-allowanc- Spring Is such a disagreeable season pnid and, In addition, receive a ANEW I Mary drew back from the window. raisin toast A new delight for here in the complained her for his labor. It wns Wednesday, anyhow, she re- city," the entire family. aunt's voice. In a statement out Vanhof- flected, and she would see him soon given by Made with big, plump, tender, seeded "When will a train leave for Rose- fen, It wns set forth thnt the plan la enough. Every Wednesday evening, Rus- Sun-Mai- mary Junction?" asked Webb 67 men and to strike at the heart of raisins d brand. right after supper, he culled on her. Mary JKWARK. N. J. The directly at the ticket window a moment later. 11 women who America for sia's Industrial problem, the lack of The raisin flavor each slice. He always arrived somewhere be- left permeates She knew It would be at 3 :30, but she skilled workers and Im- tween 0:3O and 7. and Mary again soviet concessions In Siberia have machinery, by You can such bread from or wanted to alike sure. How her moth- Is them direct from the United get any grocer shuddered as she thought of the early reached Riga, Latvia. The pnrty porting er would I I mine bake shop if you insist. No need to bake at hour. laugh And Avery Wilson headed by Dr. William Mahler of New- States. They are to operate coal would be In NadeJ-dens- home. In the she had Well, he surprised ark. In the party Is William A. the Kuznets basin and the Sunday supplements moun- As she Jumped off tho train at a of Chl-cng- steel plant In the Ural Once try it and you'll always have this kind. been reading It spoke of the young consulting engineer men at 9 or 9:30. And for Rosemary Junction the first person a Russian who has lived In the tains region. You'll serve it at least twice a week. calling she saw was was made of Rus- dances those started, In the fashion- Avery Wilson coming United States 18 years. There are The contingent up Fine food for business men and children out of the house. He was Czechoslovaks, Germans, able set. at 10 or after. Mary's Hps freight nine other engineers, the remainder of sians, Finns, con- Jews and due to the energizing nutriment and the iron curved up In a smile us she thought whistling. Mary Webb's heart the men being niluers from Arizona, Scandinavians, Hungarians, tracted as looked him. She all of whom have lived In the of this famous, healthful fruit. of Avery's face should she suggest she at Montana, California, Pennsylvania, and Irish, hud been doing a lot of thinking. from the United States several years, and sev- Make bread left-ov- starting out to a dance at 10 o'clock. fanners, chiefly Dnkotas, dainty pudding with native-bor- n west-boun- Americans from vari- The whistle of the d train "lie up after supper," called Avery. Washington and Oregon. eral slices. No need to waste a crumb. ' was aroused her and she put the brend of course," answered Mary Doctor Mahler and Vanhoffen said ous parts of the country. There Order now for tomorrow's breakfast. But In the oven. Her mind was on the Webb. "And Avery, be sure to come In Klga that this pnrty was merely the one baby brought by be sure to say you want "one of those full-fruit- ed train as she closed the oven door. early so we'll have a nice long eve- vangunrd of 0,000 to 7,000 others In its father and mother. to as hud for several raisin loaves." The d for the city would ning. Mother's got marshmallows for America who are coming Russia The party clothing of Amerlcun come through in forty minutes. The us to toast." soon ns arrangements can be complet- years and four carloads east-boun- I And nil down to d I The city Her cousin the way the road ed. Of this contingent, each person put food. Sadl lived In the city and was always the Webb plnce'Mnry's eyes were on the blossoms. Sun-Mai- d coaxing her to come up for a visit. spring Well, why not? How Burke Beat the Game Mary Webb stooped a little and re- RICH FINDS IN. DUST HEAPS Sophie Lyons stand a garded her shiny black hair In the DETROIT. "She didn't Seeded The cards were stucked Raisins crinkly little mirror above the kitchen Sifters of London Rubbish Make her at birth. She entered life sink. It was lying sleek and wavy Good Money in That against Make delicious bread, pies, puddings, Occupation a crooked Her stepmother Would to Few. by path. cakes, etc Ask your grocer for them. Send Appeal was a receiver of stolen goods. Their for free book of tested recipes. was a thieves' Lovers of Dickens are not to home meeting place. likely tho of an un- Sun-Mai- She plnyed on sidewalks d the dust- Raisin Growers forget Noddy Boltin, golden street. When she was old Members 11 man In "Our Mutual Friend," and speakable hit 000 sent her out as a shop- Dept. Calif. the heaps of dust that were his for- enough they Fresno, and in time she married a Blue Package tune. Not so many there lifter, years ago cracksman and became an Internation- was many a mountain of rubbish, cin- al criminal. But Lyons bent ders and various unsavory to Sophie objects the She bucked the odds and a million dollars for taxable purposes, be found about, and sometimes in Lon- game. A won over and Mrs. Burke, a spry, active busi- Spring Game. VERY CLOSE TO THE TRUTH don Itself. triumphant environment, "Do Put and Take?" and turned the past ness woman, has a substantial position ynti play There are many stories of the won- ancestry rearing "Yes, I on underwear Into a wiped the mud off her in her community. put my light Porter Had Fairly Reasoned aa to derful finds that have been made by doormat, and take It off." feet and took the clean, road." She was first the wife of Neil Lyons, Why the Boots Were Placed dust sifters In those heaps, and one straight in Is the summing up of a safeblovver, and later Outside the Door. of the fraternity named Mary Collins, This, brief, the marvelous career of Sophie Lyons mnrrled Billy Burke, a reformed con- FOOT-EAS- E who lived In the neighborhood of Lis-so- n ALLEN'S who "turned to the to fidence man. She begun the work of I had been tramping through the Grave, gave some curious evidence Burke, right" such effect thnt the story of her building up her fortune as clerk In a Virginia mud nil day, and stopped at before a police when she good FOR THE FEET 'twnglstrate a which had estate ollice at $10 a week. Sev- the little Inn. I was tired and Im to a woman with rise from career of crime, real appeared charge 50 when decided to Foot-Ea- se made her familiar with the cells of eral years later, she Sprinkle one or two Allen's mediately went to my room, a small robbery. The prisoner had stolen a in and to real estate Into business for herself, this had powders the Foot Bnth soak and one with a large bed occupying most that contained one coral neck- prisons, wealthy opera- go rub the feet. It takes out of bag the sting of the As I my tor and substantial citizen of Detroit, increased to $300 weekly. Corns and Bunions and space. usual, placed lace, another with a pearl clnsp, sev- women smarting, aching to Next has been deemed worthy of the lead- At an age when most would feet. T!nfor lasting comfort, shake Al- shoes outside be 'Cleaned. eral handsome brooches, five gold In Success Magazine. be glad to sit back and let others man- len's FootEase into your shoes. It takes morning there they were, ns muddy as seals, some gold rings and shirt pins, ing place friction from the rents ago Sophie Lyons, age their business affairs, she looks the shoe, the feet the night before, and being number broken blls of gold and silver and Forty years and makes a use as de- after her own business, collects rents, walking delight. Always twelves, they carried considerable soil other articles of less value. famous an International crook, it for dancing parties and to break in new cided crime was a game that makes repulrs, buys, sells and attends shoes. Over One Million Five Hundred I went down to the lobby, and In order In reply to the magistrate the prose- losing It not as Mrs. to all the details of her business. She Thousand pounds of Powder for the Feet to teach the porter a much-neede- les cutrix stated that she had found the did pay. Today Sophie were used our Burke, tho she has ac- owns 40 houses, which are rented all by Army and Navy during son I called him up before the onlook property among the dust, and that Lyons property the war. cumulated Is assessed at a trifle over the time. ers who were sitting In the office. people who followed her trade found Jn Use ALLEN'S FOOT" EASE a Pinch, "Why didn't you clean my shoes, almost every small article that could boy?" I asked gruffly; be mentioned. She wns employed by - "I didn't know you wanted 'em a dust contractor who allowed his Bearded Like the Gold Hunters of '49 Bathe and was 10 silt- Shave, cleaned, sah," the reply. Were on the Outskirts of the City. employees cents per load for Punishment varied with the degree of In thunder do reckon I In addition to nil the and "Why you ing, spoons guilt. with one 'em the with not a hair out of place. She find Shampoo put outside door?" other articles that they might For example, their honors fingered could slip Into her blue trlcotlne and womnn fol- "Well, sub, I allowed there wasn't among the dust. One hnd muzzle-loadin- g In time. How sur- ropes, bowle knives and Cuticura room Inside for 'em, sail," was the an ninke the train lowed her occupation for eight years Soap. would be! Sadl had writ- pistols in their Indignation when Cutfeura fBToriteforiaf prised Sadl and had done so well with her "finds" p ja the etyrMorihswing. swer. Soap Exchange. on Police Captain Fisher reported that ten that she always had callers that she built herself a house nt a and the face of John Doe Harvey was A Bet. Wednesday evenings, that usually cost of $1,1)00. In she showed Uses "Cutter's" Risky addition, smooth ns a kid glove. The prisoner different ones cnnie. e Serums Vaccines he is "The Sinn Fein extremists and the a cash box In which were thirty-nin- ind where fell on his knees and swore that he doing his beat to conserve your In the the country d I'lnter extremists as well risk too pnrtof sovereigns, two notes and wus not but Iintcrescs. iyears Mary Webb lived that would be con- maliciously beardless, on much," slild I'adraic O'Shnughnessy several gulnens and could nut make a hair on oia 111 one line count foe sidered not quite nice to have several grow the Irish slilp-builde- at a dinner In ' unmftriinj. men callers. Each had one face. Boston. young girt Limestone Formation. The Cutter Laboratory caller and weal with him CALIF. At the "You're a smooth article, Harvey," uTht Knowi flew" remind me of O'Fhtnnlgnn. everywhere ull bottom the SACRAMENTO, haborattrjihat "They them to Over nearly the of recent celebration sneered Chief Justice Seuvey. "I guess Berkeley (U.S. License) California with until It cnnie time for marry. "O'Fliinnignn, big bandage or "the tops and slopes of the h u few If Webb hurried to her room and sea, here of the seventy-fift- anniversary you could grow plnfeathers, round his head, was hobbling down the Mary and the and the donned the blue frock. She took licr mountains, valleys of the coming of Capt. John A. Sutter, you made a genuine uttempt. Your street on a pair of crutches. plains beneath the Atlantic Is an ooze William D. Is of court. Your " hat from the hag und bent before the founder of the city, Gov. complexion contempt 'Faith, O'Flunnignn, what's hap- or sludge of unknown thickness, gray to Is nn Insult to native glass to adjust It. Stephens addressed his words not chin your city. pened to yez?' said O'ltellly. In color and in texture, formed a The thought ran across her mind clayey a "sea of faces'' but to a "forest of You're smooth, cheeky rapscallion." " 'I bet O'Dnnnhue a dollar,' said microscopic unimals off his wus that maybe she'd never come back by casting whiskers." And now the question is: Harvey admitted that story 'that he couldn't me shells. These little animals of him- O'Fhinnignn, carry to linuse. to this room, to their "How many of the beards will stiiy?" false, and promised to present four-stor- y " again this up u ladder, and I won.' many nil have hard scientific s In a this glass. Perhaps she would never species Yon see, the Forty-niner- all wore self repulsively shaggy condition, names. There are countless trillions twenty-fou- r hours. again see Avery Wilson or hear him beards because they couldn't take the If granted Better Still. of them In a cubic " whistle. A of desolation crossed und quadrillions from out nuggets to "I knew you were ex- n ninn's pang time picking to replace old, Turner "Theory raises Inst came mile of water and they have been the ull the ulted the court. "You have been ruined De her heart as tne thought shn.ve. So, for celebration snoiim grow- Brookes "But raises their shells and (if ing all the time. hopes." practice her. Somehow tilings would not living, shedding dying men beards decree of a by a fatal gift beauty. If you can If to grew by It will tou his London Answers. since before the Mesozolc age or the a y New Hair use Hair wages." be the same if she didn't hear Avery's Couit," which enforced Its wipe out your disgrace with scrag-gl- when fish "Kangaroo Tonic Don't jrt oald, Ret today IV Hut her mouth again Middle Age," mammals, liefore this court the wretched growth In forty-eig- hours, your murh more pleasant. At all good drntftfista, 75c, a not whistling. decree. Ttum. Marriage Is tie hut necessnr and birds made their appearance on will be we will or direct from Cbmlitt, Mmpbu, curled upvvnrd at the corners. There shavelings were dragged by the city life spared and only Ily a noose. the earth. That may have been a volun- estate." would be some one In the city who police, sheriff's deputies and confiscate your million or a trillion years ugo. These whiskers are man's West Texas Military Academy would whistle. teers. Males of whlskerahle age found Now, the lazy the house where mites secrete lime which they obtain with smooth chins were Some of the beards are still B.o.T.0. San Antonio, Texas aoth Year She ran to poultry In the street delight. from the water, form It into n shell handcuffed. on and bigger. AfflUitM with the UnlYens.tr of Torus, her mother was feeding the baby seized and sometimes getting WetTt Institu- Relief and shed It and make another shell. It Point, Annapolis and lending Sure the skimmed milk and chicks with tions of the United grates. Army officers was these little fellows who made all dfltftllod by War Department. Uniform FOR INDIGESTION told her about the trip. equlpuiontlBsued by Goyernnient. Separate a few the limestone In the world. They laid Junior Hchool. Swimming Fool. Athletic 'I'll most likely Ihj back In Eddie Is in Bad With His Stepmother Klold. of Football and Baseball. down beds of this snme gray Champions days, but Sadl has been wanting me deep Opens SEPT. 5. Writ fornew Illustrated J2& ooze In the bottom of the oceans. The CHICAGO. An Injunction catalogue. J.TOM WILLIAMS. Sopt. to come, you know." Mrs. Min- waters receded, land nppenred and aged stepmother, 'But why select today, and hurry ave- Into lime- nie Knnl, 2524 North Francisco I - - off lllte this?" exclaimed her be thnt gray ooze hardened D C O L Q 6 Bell-an-s ing nue, from "shrieking, carrying on, ho- FOR BURNS. CUTS ITCH BORES wildered mother, stone. Exchange. llering, furniture with her 75c 85c mail. Address But Webb, with a gay nod. rapping at stores; by Mary or otherwise molesting him" was York New York " Sure Relief was her smart little Opportunity Overlooked. cane, New Drug Concern, gone, snatching Edward F, Kaul. wealthy glue Muck fur from the hall rack as she "It mny be possible to communicate granted manufacturer, living at 108 East Dela- Watson Coleman, ELL-AN-S ran. She watched the familiar towns with .spirits." BRTCIJTO Patent ware Ira llyner. 11 CD I rn I A I.awer,WMhlnlon on Its "I'm not thnt." place, by Judge D.O. AdTlMand book trea s the train, rushed through denying the Bates naaonab:.. Beataerrleaa 25$ and 754 Packages, Everywhere) "Then fun at the According to the petition, senior Hlghutreferenoea two-hou- r to town. All the why poke . trip along now seventy-fiv- orchards. mediums?" Mrs. Knul, nearly wav stretched second wfe of the late Adolph with They show such poor Judgment. A was the Orchards their seemingly several leav- blos- world who Kaul, who died years ago. never-endin- blossoms! Pink visitor from the spirit an estate estimated at over $1,000,-000- . Vlslts to the Kaul home by the step- soms and while blossoms I White to make a speech could keep an ing In mother are described in the petition blossoms niul pink ones! The train audience of thousands spellbound a Haul's son inherited the entire for the Injunction, which asserts that lished on shrieking Its whistle at their seats for hours, but about all The admission of the will to pro- the stepmother Is endangering the Ufa each mile Hissing; each mile brought spirit ever says Is, 'I'm very happy bate was by the wid- of Haul's vvlfe, who Is In poor health. more orchards and more blos- here.' "Birmingham bitterly fought spring ow. In an effort to avoid further liti- The petition charges that the aged soms. The trees were growing small Kaul entered Into an agree- womnn, In her anger, bus destroyed er now, though, and the blossoms By Special Request. gation ment whereby the Income from a ma- furniture by "rapping with her cane," neither so pink nor so white. "How is Mr. Urumpsnn's repartee?' a portion of the estate was settled and has caused the neighborhood to The train ground over a switching "Not bad. I heard him make jor to a traffic on the widow during her lifetime. Re- stand aghast, while sue holds forth on I rack and a factory loomed Into view. snappy retort policeman, was to she has persisted In charging the street below the apnrtmetit, shriek No' they were on the outskirts of and it was so good be asked cently In thnt Knul has tnlsmannget' her "Inter- lug "vile and opprobrious epithets at the Wtv and lull smokestacks sent out repent It the next day police court." est h rhc estate. her Heiixon." THE RESERVE ADVOCATE, RESERVE, NEW MEXICO

FOREIGN NEWS TO DATE France will take part in the confer ANNUAL NAVAL ence ut The Hague with the Russian Southwest News SHAWL IS PARIS FAD delegates beginning June 20, it was of IN PARAGRAPHS ficially announced. If political ques- Over BILL tions are From All IS PASSED Introduced, however, the Spanish Shoulder Decoration A- GAY CRETONNE GARDEN APRON French delegates will promptly with draw. New Mexico ttracts Attention to Gown. CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF The admiralty announces that the 8ENATE APPROVES NAVAL AP- - drifter Hlue which left and Arizona WIRES ROUND ABOUT Sky, Ports PROPRIATIONS IN BILL PRO- mouth June 12 for Scot Noted Dressmaker Stresses the Nip- THE WORLD. Invergordon, land, Is presumed to be lost with all VIDING 86,000 MEN. ponese Note in Exquisite Out- (ffMtero Ntwspaptf Union New Bcnkt) hands. Wreckage of flic Hlue Sky has fit for Formal Wear. is been washed ashore. The vessel car-fle- d The activity tf the copper mines DURING THE PAST WEEK a lieutenant, two midshipmen and reflected in the coal mines of New The Spanish shawl has brought out eleven enlisted men. Mexico. The mines of Dawson are now VOTE an entirely new type of evening dress full time and 120 ovens are $295,450,000 which more than a King George and Queen. Mary have working is nothing simple accepted invitations to be at making coke. crepe de chine, low neck, sleeveless guests col- RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS dinner on June 24 of Ambassador nnd At the recent meeting of the board robe which matches the shawl in AMENDMENT TO WITHDRAW U. 6. or. There is more be- CONDENSED FOR BUSY Mrs. Harvey. Chief Justice nnd Mrs. of regents of the New Mexico State nothing ,ovely Taft, who will bo in London at that Normul School in Silver City James MARINES FROM HAITI 18 ing worn In all Paris at the present PEOPLE. In New York time, nlso will be present. Ambassa- F. Chumberlnln was presi- REJECTED. time, says a writer the than this of a fad, dor and Mrs. Harvey arranged the din- dent for another yeHr. Tribune, type dress, ner as It were, among chic women who (Wvttro Nnrcpipec Union Km Ssrrla.) for the king and queen several Three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Uoioo wish to attract attention by their weeks ago. When they learned that Dudley, Louis, aged 7 ; Willie, 5, and J. (Waura Nemptper Km Suite.) Air. striking clothes. When wearing sucli WESTERN . and Mrs. Taft would be in Eng. Z., 4, died recently ut Levy, N. M., from Washington. The annual naval ap a costume one looks like a brilliant-bue- d Two men, by a fire, were land at the time they Included them the effects of The trapped eating rat poison. propriation bill, carrying approximate flower or a bird of rure entombed on the 800-fo- level of the In the small company invited. three little bodies were buried In the tropical ly $295,450,000, and providing for an Quartet mine at Searchlight, Utah. The nllied council of ambassadors, same coffin. plumage. enlisted personnel of 86,000 men, has Recently at a fashionnble restaurant They were believed dead by members including Myron T. . Herrick of the the auditor The reconstruction of been passed by the Senate and sent to In Paris a charming outfit of this kind of a which saved two United States, decided that In- rescuing party recently ium und gymnasium at the U. S. conference with the House. was seen. A beautiful other men from the burning mine. the situation In Austria was so des girl dian school in Albuquerque, which was Action on the enlisted personnel, wore a vivid de sent to all the empire green crepe The Los Angeles county grand jury perate that they pleas burned some time ago, will be started now about 115,000, is final, as the Sen- chine dress nnd shawl. The Interested to Spanish which has been investigating alleged governments suspend at once. An appropriation of $45,000 ate accepted the House decision, and shawl was embroidered in enormous sub- their claims Austria for twen activities of the Ku Klux Klan, ngalnst has passed Congress and the money the question will not come before the In duhlia shades, a in order that the Termeulen peonies covering mitted a report to Superior Court ty years will be available at once, according to conferees, who will deal principally range from the beautiful dahlia "pinks W. The scheme of credits may operate. AH Judge Frederick Houser. word received this week. with Senate increases of about $44,- down to a deep clematis blue. This, the Including America, judge, after perusing the document, great powers, Z. Z. Dodds, for a number of years 000,000 over the House bill. There was in contrnRt with the vivid green of have their claims, ordered It filed and "kept secret." already suspended of the board of school trus- no record vote on final passage and no the foundation, made indeed a bril but a few of the smaller ones have secretary With selected us the tees of lias effort was made to reduce the enlist- liant of color. The woman wore Washington not. Douglas, Ariz., resigned spot next convention city, officers elected, Ids position and will leave soon for ed personnel. a chain of silver heads, Draioea the business of the forty-eight- h unnu-h- I Gen. Chen Chlung Ming, formerly Ontario, Canada, where he Unsuccessful efforts to end Ameri- through her auburn tresses. session of the Imperial Council of civil governor of Kwantung province, ill join ids brother in the organiza can occupation of Haiti, the Domini Another restaurant gown in burnt wus wound a whose seized Canton, an- can de chine had an ex the Shrlners up by grand troops tion of a Dominion corporation for the republic and Nicaragua, and to orange crepe An apron and bonnet covered with which to u nounced that the south China, or launch a low sleeveless bodice pageant spectacle brought manufacture of flour mill machinery. congressional investigation tremely neck, flowers a cretonne garden outfit-of- fers close of Shrlnedoui Canton government, has been termi- of nnd skirt. It was the golden jubilee Wanting his wife killed so he could nuvy administration, marked the draped entirely a summery touch that will in- nated and that henceforth Canton final An without nnd had a match- in Sun Francisco. get her property und marry her daugh- day's debate. amendment by trimming terest many women seeking some- would unite with the north in recog- Senator ing shawl, this embroidered Kugle Ilout No. 57, which went ter by n former husband, Teddy John King, Democrat, Utah, provid- Spanish thing different. the old in the most vivid colors with ashore on a reef near Cuttle Point, nizing repnblican parliament. son, Nuvujo Indian near Leupp, Ariz., ing for withdrawal of American ma- deep from Canton describe the knotted ends. Sun Jitan island, arrived tit Seattle, Dispatches hired ills brother, Luke Johnson, to rines from the two republics and fringe having of the southern government Dec. 31 It Is to Paul Poiret, the eccentric her face made up to resemble a Jap- having pulled off the reef under lier collapse commit the crime, to the let Nicaragua, next, was rejected. as Sun's forces according talented Paris man anese masque. The dress was dM own power. She escaped serious dam- complete, military ter's confession. He choked the wom Investigation of naval administra- though admittedly crushed and former Canton pres that fashion owes some veloped from black satin, silvjr fringe age. The boat was officered and the an to death on the of May 20. tion was proposed by Senator McCor- dressmaker, night more and a silver brocade, on f.ianned of Seattle ident himself a fugitive. mick, Republican, Illinois, but his reso- of her remarkable turns. Just gorgeous by members the and George Frulick, 18, doomed to die which there were tiowers in the noncooperationlst lution drew objection from Senator now M. Poiret distinguishes himself Japanese Tucoma naval militia units. Quoreshi, for the murder of Walter Layton, nattier hlue leader in who suc Dial, Democrat, South nnd by emphasizing the Japanese note. and rose. More than 100 pieces of firearms British India, uard at the State Industrial School Carolina, ceeded Mohandas Gandhi when the was referred to the naval committee. At a recent ball given in connection have been turned in to the National at Phoenix, will not be hanged Juue latter was arrested and imprisoned It contemplated a survey to abolish with the dressmaking trnde of Paris SMART RIBBON BOWS ON HATS Guard by strikers In the Carbon 1(5. Governor Campbell announced a a Poiret wore on charges of sedition, has been sen- useless navy yards and stations, Sen- mannequin qn exquisite county, Utah, coal district. Women stuy of execution automatically has dress in tenced to a rigorous imprison- ator McCormick declaring that there decidedly Japanese effect, Colored Strands Supply Simple and took most of the guns to military year's been obtained through the filing of an with her coiffeur a la and ment and to a fine of 500 rupees, was a navy "pork barrel," and one-thir- d Japanoise Attractive Trimming; Black iieadquarters. Some of the women pay ippeal to the State Supreme Court. with a further three months' impris- of Its establishments were un- Shapes Preferred. called members of the guard to their are to hold the onment in default of payment. Plans being made necessary. homes and gave them weapons, while next of the Colorado River DRESS AND CHIC OVERBLOUSE nnd Quereshl was arrested after publica- meeting Controversy on the Haitian nnd Wide ribbon made into loops others called at headquarters and Commission on 1 ut or In smart bows of tion of alleged seditious articles in Aug. Bishop's Dominican intervention policy divided ends tied very asked that militiamen be sent to a resort near Santa Fe, N. M., the for the newspaper, Young India. The Lodge, both parties. good size, is making trimming their homes. It was stated in a letter received in of hats shown for Immed- publisher and of Young In- Five Republicans supported Sen- many the Two hoboes killed printer Phoenix W. S. Arizona iate wear. IJIack were outright and dia received a similar sentence. by Xorviel, ator King's withdrawn! amendment shapes particularly of neiiiber of from S. B. show the for the bow trim George Welch, a third knight the the commission, and four Democrats voted in its be- preference so lie la a hos- GENERAL New Mexico commissioner. and models of hair, mullnes braid and, rail, badly Injured died Davis, Jr., half. Another amendment by Sen- when a A by more than 2,000 of course, tnllun, are used for tills pur- pital at lteddlng, Calif., freight petition signed Lewis Hawes of Portales, charged ator King, to cut the marine corps which were was Okla., asking that a pose. train on they riding Tulsa, negroes witli tlie murder of bis son, Alvln from 10,500 men to 17,500 men, wal election be called to Iu these wide ribbons It is no- derailed near Sims. The three were special permit lluwes, and his son's wife, Mrs. Alvln without a record vote. using sec rejected that the end Is still em- riding in u car laden with lumber and them to vote on withdrawing their Hawes, entered a plea of guilty of first ticed hanging it as (n some cases tbe ribbon when the sudden slop, due to the de- tion of Tulsa and Incorporating legree murder, und was sentenced to ployed, a was Germans Warned Against Exports. reaching almost to the waistline ut railment, came were crushed beneath new town, presented recently serve ninety years on each count in the The Paris The Interallied the side. Many of the the lumber. One of the two killed to Governor Robertson. petition state penitentiary. The case was one reparation large shapes re- note to In effect that hnve the new cut- outright was a boy aged 18. was not In proper form and was the most sensational in Tortules in commission's recent Berlin poke before ;f made instructs off back brim, employ the ribbon to In turned for corrections being public here, Germany Posses are searching the vicinity years. com- fill In this with a soft bow , considered. to negotiute Immediately with a space long of Ouray, northeast Utah, for Sechea-guv- Two more forest fires were reported on each In New Morvich, hailed mittee from the reparations commis- renchlng far out side. u Ute Indian brave, who Is al- At York City, in the Lincoln forest near o met Albuquer and other cases, when a sluing to raised In as the successor of Man War, sion regurding receipts expendi- leged to have slain his rival love, que, one in the On it canon and the oth- at the back, the ribbon loop his master in Whiskaway, a colt that tures of the Ger: inn government slightly Maroocoop, and to have kidnaped and er on the Gilbert ranch. Botli were or bow be on the under- he defeated last year. It happened Furthermore, Germany is warned may placed fled Into the mountain wilds with an small and were brought under control side of the brim well toward the back. In the Carlton stake3 at Aqueduct be- ngalnst the exportation of capital Indian belle named Wlliini Wilson. Ac- y the Up to the crowd was rangers. present is to give furthei to received at the In- fore a monster that some fires have occurred Germany requested cording reports won- iime twenty on her economic and Gray Umbrellas. v amazed to see Benjamin Block's statistics position dian agency at Salt Lake City, Schea-gu- on the forest this season, nnd owing In contrast with the brlght-hue- d der colt eight lengths behind is told that she must bring nbout l shot and killed Maroocoop while trailing to the dry weather every precaution Is of tbe moment is a new de- H. at the finish. forced loan during the current year U be was asleep in his topee Sunday P. Whitney's entry taken to further mure umbrella In fashionable gray eased came within being guard against raise 40,000,000,000 paper marks. night. Whiskaway up, nitbroaks by the forest service. The Ml' tones. The cover is of dove gray silk four-fift- of a second of tying the WASHINGTON loss In grazing has been heavy in some liil; und the handle is of gray bakeilte American record for the mile. localities. Hughes Scores Foes of Peace. hand-etche- in black nnd white. The Ford for Muscle Shoals e offer Lashed and whipped about by a A for a nnd ferrule nre of silver. come before at 103,000 of Arizona Ann Arbor, Mich plea Frame, tips cannot Congress this gale more than four and a half Approximately In be daintier or more cuttle will be available for market this "new sense of civic responsibility Nothing could session, Senator Norris stated in the on of suf- silver-trimme- miles above earth, the verge matters of international concern," In elegant than tills d gray Senate during debate on charges that loss of his oxygen summer, according to a forecast in focation, caused by the United States, as the most certain silk umbrella, nnd because of Its very Is being carried on iu fa- to to Washington by the Department of Ag- propaganda tank, and compelled cling ropes basis of in the world, quietness of tone it Is a conspicuous vor of o the Ford offer. for riculture, the first to be made by the promoting peace adoption and straps attached to a parachute was made here asset of the costume on a rainy day. cross department, it was said, since t he by Secretary Hughes A bill denying entrance to Amort fear that a whirling current commencement exercises of the of a nation-wid- e live stock at the can ports of any ship, foreign or do might weaken and cause them to break Fashion Hints. service was placed under University of Michigan. "Sound pub- mestic, on which liquor is sold, has are several of the "mere" details relat- reporting Lace nnd and panels to inform and of lic opinion was most necessary to sup- beading plaited been introduced by Representative ed by Capt. A. W. Stevens, aerial pho- way producers buyers ore the favored forms of for The Arizona port the nation's peaceful diplomatic trimmimj Edmonds, Pennsylvania, ranking Re- tographer, McCook field, Dayton, Ohio, prospective supplies. The feature of this charming out- - several evening nnd dinner "dresses. forecast it was said, with alms," he said. "It must frown upon of the merchant marine who recently broke the world's para- compares, fit, worn by a film is Velvet ribbon In n basket weave pat- publican head the constant efforts to create suspi- popular favorite, which the record when he descended ',4,()00 marketed last spring and overblouse. but- tern forms decoration of un committee, drafted ship chute jump cion, distrust nnd hatred," he con- the pointed Note the the ill 50,000 the preceding season. subsidy bill. 24,21 feet. tinued. tons under the arm. georgette gown. New Senate Republican leaders who are Col. Marcellus II. Thompson, vice The Mexico state convention of the American will he held in Indicted for Sinn Feiners. opposed to the plan of Chairman president and active head of the Legion Aiding Las 28, to Wed- of the finance committee to Company of New York, lias Vegas Monday, Aug. Trenton, N. J. A federal indict- VARIETY OF FOOTWEAR elec-lio- n MQDISH side-trac- when annual the tariff hill for the been Indicted by the federal grand nesday, Aug. ;(), the ment was made public here, charging the of Pres- of officers will be held. bonus have support grand Jury at Trenton on the charge Lieut. Col, Marcellus H, Thompson, of New for Worn Great Array Styles buckles, while brown com- The It Sat-'ur- d George-Harvey- , suede Is ident Harding. executive, was of conspiracy to ship arms to Ireland Edward Goldman, a pupil in the of ambassa- en of All and for Various the Ages bined with a buckle,, of bronzed steel. slated officially at White House, In violation of the neutrality laws. School, Tucson, won first honors dor to the court of St. James, with Occasions. as most im- Black patent Anther is regards tariff legislation The announcement was made by As l'.,r Arizona in the national conspiring to violate the neutrality extremely of safety smart for the afternoon, portant and worthy the undivided sistant United States District Attor- Inter-- laws by attempting to ship arms to Inst two footwear has particularly campaign conducted among the ' For the years when It is off attention of the Senate. V. Arrowsmlth. abroad the East simply made and set ney Thomas mediate or schools of the n Sinn Feiners, freighter played an Increasingly prominent role acres grammar with a colonial buckle, or an orna- The purchase of 74,025 of to announce- Side, in whose bunkers were found In the mode, ever more elab- Herself slightly crippled from birth, last fall, according growing ment of cut-ste- The land to form the nucleus of the new 495 machine guns when she was seized season discov- beading. slip- Mrs. Elizabeth Laniger Howell, who ment by the Highway anil Highway orate until the present that is worn for formal Allegheny national forest In Pennsyl- Hoboken a ago. With Colonel per afternoon for many years conducted a fashion- Transport Education Committee at at year ers in every shop such a multiplicity occasions is vania has Just been authorized by the was Indicted the Auto Ord- and tuch unusual com- Invariably accompanied able boarding house in Newark, N. Washington. He will receive a gold Thompson, of trimmings by the high, slender French National Forest Reservation Comnils-Klo- nance of which he Is of and heel. J loft of her $300,000 es- medal and $15, and his manuscript will Company presi- binations colors materials that in Twenty-seve- $289,000 Washington. Home fot the state before the national dent. the woman of taste and caution finds cut-ov- tate to the Newark represent For tracts of and burned lands, herself forced to watch her step lest Morning Wear. Crippled Children, her will, probated i!ssay committee, it is said. Razed clothes not on the henilwurters of the Allegheny Auto Speedway By Fire. she lose her way in this elaborate Morning are., much disclosed. Her husband trimmed. ifsVdf river In Warren, Klk, Forest nnd n recently, Featured by the fact that a greater San Fruncisco, Calif. The Greater maze. The material is fre- was a for many and into counties, were contracted for at cripple years number of inspections were made at San Francisco speedway at San Car For she now selects as a quently made pin tucks, shlrrlngs, her mother also was crippled. pxample, of on avcruge price of $2.75 per acre. ess expense the past year than in uny los, twenty miles south of here, an walking shoe for town wear either nu tight groups gathers, hemstitching, of wooden even on serge, and of Canadian and United States author- Assertions that the United Statei year In the history of the department, automobile racing course entirely plain or simply trimmed ox- groups pleat- de- ing which are found ities are Investigating the alleged con- does not need an army were met by the tenth, annual report of the Arizona construction throughout, was ford shoe with a medium heel, or the everywhere. an estimated loss has not disappeared from the fession of William Johnson, alius '. Secretary Weeks of the War Depart- Department Weights and Measures stroyed by fire with slightly more elaborotejtype of shoe was discovered mode, every house having used It In rrimatcheuk, that he caused the ex- ment, in an address at the graduating lias just been received by Governor of $200,000. The fire low street shoe ormyncK patent a short distance some fashion or other, but It is not a plosion of three lirltlsh amaiunltlon exercises of the United States Mil- Campbell from State Inspector Ray- on the wooden track lenther and gray suede, With elastic the The fire de- leather really embroidered season for all that. ships in the harbor of Halifax, N. S., itary Academy ut West Point with a mond Dyas, with the declaration thut south of grandstand. Inserts and high patent Span- Mateo It never Is when lines are draped to In 1017, resulting in many deaths and statement that "the civilization of the the purchasing public is today receiv- partments of San Carlos, San ish heels. Another walking shoe of were sum- Is an ox- the extent that they are at present. Kreat destruction in thut city. John- world rests on no surer foundation ing a greater degree of accuracy in nnd other nearby points the more conservative type son committed suicide In a lonely spot than did the civilization of Boston" al weights and measurements than nt any moned, but there was no water avail- ford of suede and patent lenther with soon Into a suede-covere- d heeL Cool Nightgowns. on Iiaon creek, In Skagit county, the time of the police strike nearly previous time in the history of Arizona. able and the flames swept broad, low, ' Heels of varied nre seen sheer white nain- lust month. three years ngo. After In life's the grandstand. types among playing every part the street shoes, Including the leather sook is made into lovely nightgowns. 3. Morton Howell of Ohio was nomi- of the allied printing cast, from lumber Jack and prize fight- The attempt box heel, very broad and low, the Tucks, mosses of them, are popular nated 1'resident to be the to force a er to the school of a Labor Convention Sales Tax. by Harding trades union graduate great Against familiar Cuban heel, and finally the In lingerie, supplanting the gathers American minister to Egypt. Dr. cost the Union Fred who at- first week has Typographical college, (Kid) Wedge, Cincinnati, Ohio. Opposition to a slender Spanish heel, which Is a of former years. They launder well,, Max nation-wid- e Howell Is the present diplomatic agent $8,000,0(10 In "real money," Hayes, tracted attention when he retail sales tox, with a warning that fraction lower than the French heel. although a deft hand Is required for nnd consul for this govern- the union, told the conven hoboed his to left Tuc- general lelegate of way Harvard, effort can be expected to have It writ For the afternoon, simple slippers the act. ment in been nnmed to Cincinnati. He declared that son to enter the movies in his own Egypt, having tion at ten into the bonus bill, and the re- of suede or patent leather with steel the post about ten months ugo by Pres- his organization was willing to spend production. worn-a-n Demand for Knit Wear. declaration of a policy opposed to un- buckles are the favorites of the ident Harding. He has been a prac- $8,000,(X)0 more If necessary. C. Y. Dingier, aged 10, a resident of who seeks distinction In dress, and So active Is the sale of knitted to In restricted Immigration, marked the ac ticing physlclnn, and for many years at Canton were forced Texas, arrived Clovis with two bid fair to tbe smocks at the present time by Foreigners tion of the American Federation of La- they displace ubiquitous that, n close personal friend of the Presi- flee for from the Indiscriminate wounds on the side of bis head as the sandal. These of some manufacturers of safety bor convention here. By unanimous strapped slippers novelty gar- dent Dr. Howell's home ii In Dayton. at Sun Yat Sen's gunboats, ac- result of an attack by six hoboes while distinction seek the softer tones of ments for v omen, they are said to firing tbe convention directed officer! j Senate Republican In conference to a Canton dispatch. Two on a train near Vaughn. All the men yote, suede to harmonize with frocks of constitute from 90 to 95 per cent of cording of the federation to wage the fight recently, voted 30 to 0 against laying thousand persons, Including ninny for- were arrested by a special officer and tbe fashionable colors. Gray, beige the business now being done In tax with "unabated , that s' hostil- bond. the sales " aside the tariff bill to consider the eigners, boarded a vessel when held to the grand Jury under against and block are set off wth steel merchandise, . force." . bonus. ities opened and went to Hongkong. J

THE RESERVE ADVOCATE, RESERVE, NEW MEXICO

OLD PRISON SHIP KEPT IN MOTHER CUTS OFF Two-Ge- nt CELLAR What HEAD OF CHILD FOR TWO MONTHS Can Do Drowns Another in Rain Barrel Stamp Almost and Third Is Rescued, Boy, His Body Carries a Letter to Farthest volume of business was transacted. Emaciated, and Covered With Dead, by Father. BUCK COLOR IS HEREDITARY These results are embodied In a Uni- Points in New World the and versal Postal convention to which, by Bruises, Rescued by Police. Russell Springs, Ky. After sever Feeding and Management of Sheep to alphabetical right, Germany (L'Alle-magne- ) ing the head of her twelve-year-ol- Distant Lands. Have to Do With Ap- Is the first signatory, and the daughter with a butcher knife and Nothing United States of America the second. ber son and an in pearance of Mack Lambs. TELLS OF BRUTALITY burling "Both America and Germany, in fant into a barrel filled with rain wa- ESKIMO-LAN- D TP PATAGONIA Mrs. at (Fnptnd by the United Statra Dupirtment fact, nre entitled to more than alpha- ter, Arnold Holt, residing the of Agriculture) betical in home of her father, Oenrire Harris, ran black In precedence the Universal on The appearance of lambs Slept Piece of Carpet In Crude head-o- n the Postal union. The success of a con- against sharp edge of a a flock made up entirely of white Cruising Radius of tha Two-Ce- soap box wnen He Cried Other hatchet which she in ference called at the instigation of had wedged a sheep has been for ages, and Is still, , Extended in Last Children Stamp Greatly the United States, In Paris, twelve i Were Sent Down fence and injured herself probably fa a cause for wonder and the basis of Few Years Haiti Ber-mu- and years before the postal union was to Punish Him. tally. superstitions. But the study of the Latest Additions. formed, and the operation of the Mrs. Holt Is believed to have be-- laws of breeding and heredity has ex-- Austro-Germa- Y. n Postal union, which Syracuse, X. The police rescued come suddenly Insane as a result of nlalned the reasons for the sporadic two-cen- nve - Washington, D. C American t had functioned effectively since 1850, (vennetn vennier, years old, part- brooding over a divorce suit. She was snnearance of these specl- - stamps now encircle tbe globe. had a direct bearing upon the or- ly nude, from the cellar of the family separated from her husband several mens. In a letter to a farmer who "The recent addition of Haiti and ganization which made It for home, where he Is said to have been months ago. reported 25 black lambs from a flock possible two Bermuda to places where two cents a two-ce- stamp to carry your writ- imprisoned for months. The boy's Awakened by the screams of the of 175 purebred Shropshire ewes, all will carry a letter calls attention to ten message to other continents and miner is ueroeri vermier, prouuctlon daughter, George Harris rushed to the white, and who considered certain the vast extension, In the last few remote islands of the oceans." superintendent at one of the city's floor in time to see Mrs. Holt sever the feeds the cause, the United States years, of the 'cruising radius' of our largest industries. tiri'g i,en(1 with one blow of n shorn DeDartment of Agriculture gives a two-ce- bulletin The lad, emaciated, his body and butcher The son In- - clear statement of In stamps," says a from Ghost With an Ax. knife. and the the principles the Washington, D. C, headquarters head covered with wounds and bruises, fant, who were nearby, then were I volved. of the National Edmonton, Can. A truculent ghost his neck Geographic society. II mil . turned, probubly permanent seized by the demented mother and Feeding and management of sheep, that wields an ax when In a , fr .isy from on a car- "With the tiny red square you may peevish ly, huddling piece of says Dr. Sewall Wright, specialist In mood has been from Forest- - in a was dispatch a letter northward to a point reported pet crude soap box, taken animal genetics, have nothing to do burg, a coal field town. where It will be carried to Its Jour- nearby Accord from the cellar by Mrs. Genevieve with the appearance of black lambs. ing to local the is the ney's end by a dog-sle- into some belief, spok ghost The prison ship Success, perhaps Searles, policewoman, and William The black color is hereditary even of a former mine owner named Turner. Meslek, of Eskimo village; or southward across the oldest ship alloat, built in 1TU0, superintendent the Society though it may be transmitted by or- mule-bac- k After her husband's death Mrs. for the of to Chil the equator toward a jour- Turner left Its mooring at the foot of West Prevention Cruelty white sheep. The black color married Mrs. dinary ney up the Andes or a canoe trip into again, becoming Edall, One Hundred and Twenty-nint- street. dren. in such a case Is what Is called a and on a white settlement among the Tlerra this action her part put the New York the other day and floated The boy was wrapped in a blanket recessive character. White in sheep Jel Fuego natives. ghost a particularly bad humor. down the river to the Battery, where and taken before a Justice of the pence which transmit tills chnracter at all Mrs. Edall "Theoretically you are entitled to said that the spirit ap- she dockeJ. This ship is being used at Eastwood, where a charge of im transmit black In 60 cent of their in home per send a letter with a two-ce- peared her with an ax In its to show New Yorkers and visitors just proper guardianship was brought cells in the case of stamp hands reproductive (ova as fur north as Cape Columbia, the and chased her all over the how they took care of prisoners at against him. The court ndjourned the ewes and In the case of house. spermatozoa point on Grant Land which is sup- sea in the old days. f case, giving his custodians permission rams) and white hi the remaining SO posed to be Cunada's farthest north, to take the little boy to the matron's per cent. Thus, such white sheep were there either post office or friend department at police headquarters mated with blacks (which can only there to receive it, and to the far here. transmit black) produce 50 per cent sooth of Patagonia or across the Long Time In Cellar. black lambs and 50 per cent white. Strait of Moeellan to the Argentine Crooks How long were you down in the All of these white lambs can trans- portion of Tierra del Fuego. The Study cellar?" a police oflicer asked him. mit black. southern limit two-ce- of your cor "I don't know Just how long, mis White sheep which transmit only respondence does not quite reach Cape ter," the boy answered, "but It was white, mated with blacks, produce which Horn, belongs to Chile, with an awful long time down there. only white lambs, but all of these two-ce- News which a rate has not been Society "What did you have to eat?" lambs can transmit black. When both arranged. "Well, sometimes they would send I ewe and ram are white, but both "East and West your two-ce- nt stamp Keep Close Watch on Women down a bow of toastlos, with a little transmit black, about 25 per cent of will reach to New Zealand and then cent are Tourists With Gems Travel- Animals Frozen to Death milk, a little toast." the lambs are black, 50 per Samoa; and to the United States Some of the children white, which transmit black, while of Meat Reds neighborhood postal agency at Shanghai, China, ing in Europe. Stripped by told Mr. Mesick and Mrs. Searles that the remaining 25 per cent are true-- and the United States Naval hospital when they were playing with the Ver at Yokohama, In Husum, Wash. With no ex- Japan. Other points mier children, Kenneth would hear .T-i' . China and Japan require the usual pense to themselves and a small them and start to cry from the cellar. Severed the Girl's Head With One MILLIONS IN JEWELS STOLEN Blow. foreign rote of five cents. amount of squaw labor, mem- When that would happen, the Investi Easy to Remember. bers of a Yakima tribe have were told, one of the other gators plunged Into the barrel of wuter, the "The alphabetical list of some sixty stocked their larder with enough children would be sent into the cellar Parls-Rlvier- a cover thrown on to where a will Express Favorite Loot- meat to last them until salmon top of them pre places foreign letter go to whip Kenneth for crying. vent the of cents Ground for International time next autumn. ani- their escape. at rate 'two an ounce or ing Gangs Every Dr. Mandell Shlmberg, police sur fraction seems All Are mal frozen to In ex- Tearing her Iinlr and shrieking, Mrs. thereof complicated. Sorts of Fakes deuth the geon, said the boy was suffering from forest-grazin- Holt then ran to a fence In which she But It isn't hard to remember If you Lucrative. tensive district on The was Proving malnutrition. boy taken to had fastened a hatchet. catalogue it geographically instead of Mount Adams slopes has been Memorlul previously the Syracuse hospital 20 lowered alphabetically. Briefly, you can send s London. For a short time after stripped by the tribe of Backing away feet, she her the every Tells of His Bruises. head ' and ran letter anywhere in North America and armistice most of the noted detectives bit of meat. The meat Is dried, straight against the Kenneth was asked how he received sharp blade, her skull. Central America and to all Importunt of Europe believed that the war had smoked and cnnned. So long ns cleaving the wounds on his head and The father watched the A points In the West Indies for two broken up the notorious gnngs of in- cattle or sheep do not die of body tragedy as Shropshire Sheep. two-ce- Those." the child said. Dolntlmr to until the woman fell. cents. The rate appllei to ternational crooks who, through smug- disease, Indians use them for though paralyzed the wounds on his face and head. then ran to The breeding whites. In this case It Is all South American countries except gling and robbery, had cleaned up food. The past winter In the notify neighbors. boy forest-grazin- s een ntr I was round " Eve" Venezuela and Chile, g area was un enme from in the box. iinnirinit Head down over Paraguay and handsomely In the five years preceding will "'" black an even - had the box next to the furnace. the of the ruin barrel In an un- - transmit and Uruguay, and Dutch and French hostilities. thought, also, tlint usually severe and herds suf- edge They was in conscious condition Is chance that It will be fertilized by a tiuluna. obstacles would militate fered heavy losses. J There a carpet the bottom. and hope held passport for his The male cell which transmits black, mak "In Europe only England, Ireland, the of such But recovery. Infant perished against forming rings. In barrel. ing one chance In four that both Scotland and Wales are included In the they are now convinced that the inter transmit black, which Is necessary the two-ce- zone. All Mrs. Holt was unconscious when of Asia re national crook survived even a world of black Iamb. five-ce- for the production a quires a stamp except the war. sink If the vessel on which they are picked up by neighbors and physiclnns who With 25 lambs In carried is wrecked or Is pi- attended her said she would not black appearing points mentioned above. The oceanic Millions of dollars' worth of dia- raided by within 'two-ce- are New rates. recover. During a brief lapse of con the flock, it is indicated that about places reuch' monds and other precious stones are Zealand the Cook An American womnn Is said to have sciousness she whispered: "Why 100 of the 175 ewes transmit black. (Including Islands said to have been stolen by members as well as the British helped a British courier throw several didn't God let me finish It?" assuming that all of the rams used portion of the different gangs In the last three not rams of Samoa), Bermuda and Haiti. Of sacks overboard when a certain liner She is said to have been despond transmit it. If all the years. Some of the richest hnuls tlW.t It Is course It Is to be remembered was captured by a German submarine ent since her separation from her hus transmit this color, prob- that have been made on express trains be- even of two-ce- In band and dreaded the ordeal of able that an larger number the letter rate as well as Riviera Greek waters. ap tween Paris and the and Italy. In In ewes transmit it. other domestic rates apply to Alaska, The record of robberies on the fa pearing court the divorce pro The latest sensational exploit was the which she had the Cannl Zone, Guam, the Philip- mous expresses out of Burls In the ceedings Instituted. Department of Agriculture Bulletin rifling of forty or more mail bags on , Porto KIco, American last few years shows most of them Arnold Holt, the husband, 905, Principles of Live Stock llreed-ing- pines, Saraou, an express out of Paris which was that formerly and the American Islands. were carried out to seize the ot was employed as a salesman at Louis contains a detailed discussion of Virgin said, erroneously, to have carried sev Jewels Post Makes for Peace. vveultliy women Journeying to the ville. His present whereabouts is not this problem. It may be obtained eral British diplomatic pouche3. The known. of which south of France. . from the superintendent public "Agreement by more coun- oflice here denies that any foreign The crooks or their stool Mrs. Arnold's documents, government printing of- tries gradually are being added to such mnil was on the train. pigeons brother, Elan Harris. 'two-ce- Is u D. 15 cents. the list are reached through keep careful tubs on nil reputedly dentist of Danville, fice, Washington, C, for the Universal Postal union which Care of Official Mail. wealthy women traveling during the Ky. first met nt Kerne In 1874. The care Is taken Ilivlera season. They watch the so The greatest always DRY BRAN GOOD FOR HORSES that the post oflice In abroad official mails. Dur- ciety announcements in the daily sending THIS CAVEWCMAN TOO ROUGH Is a civilizing agent Is realized more ing the war and since official mail press to see when the reputed pos fully when it is noted that repre- sacks have been carefully 'guarded by sessors of famous necklaces or dia Better for Animals Easily Purged Iceman Balks at Kan sentatives of the central powers, the couriers, who never leave the com monds are about to truvel, und tlicv Marriage After Than Warm Mash on sas Woman Easy allied countries and the United' States partment (always first class and easily spot the sleeping compartments City Mops Up With Him. Digestive Apparatus. met In friendly conference ut Madrid sealed to ordinary passengers) In of such persons. In u cureless moment Wagon in 1020.. As this was the first which the official mall is carried. the dowi.ger or the society queen Is meeting Mo. - Kansas City, Martin In cases of horses that are of the Universal Postal union since These particular mall sacks nre por- divested of her necklaces nnil Connolly easily a small iceman and Elsie It Is better to bran the sessions of 1900, In Eome, a ous, to let water in, so that will brooches. Several .times lately on lingers purged, give dry great they is a housemaid. A French expresses they have been held large policeman than a warm mash, und good cleun found Elsie up at the of revolvers whilo mopping up the Ice wagon bran may, with benefit, always form a point with Martin. Finger-Printe- d their Jewels were taken. Whipped Kenneth for Crying.- Next both were In the portion of the dry food of all sorts New York P. O. South side Employees Lucrative Fakes, municipal court. of young horses, as the mineral con No pillow. That's how I hurt my an bone- - The "Internationals" are also work- sue is tne tune following me stituents will be avulluble as head by laying on the carpet In the on ice said "She In most enses fnlte bookmuk-in- g my route," Connolly. forming material. of ing lotteries ui:J fuke box." concerns. wants me to marry her, but I don't Illness a brun mush may with safety Black and blue marks on his body, love her. She threatened to kill me and benefit be as it does not Another lucrative pastime of the In- given, Kenneth said, were from being struck if I ternational crook since the has didn't get a marriage license." overtax the digestive apparatus, but war with the handle of a broom. been the disposing of Elsie admitted It and asked Martin when there Is evident Irritability of royal Mrs. Vermier told Mrs. Searles to Jewels. I." all the Jewels reported' to that chunge his mind. the bowels, as in diarrhea, etc., it Is 11 of her 12 children are at home. have belonged to the Kussian "You're too rough," he answered. better to give bran lu a dry state than The oldest, Is liv- royal family had to Everett, seventeen, Judge Fleinlug fined both $25. In the form of a mash. really belonged with a whom he was them would have hud to ing family by A warm bran mash Is, however, of they carry In them about In suitcases. Nevertheless adopted Infancy. great service tJ horses that are work- a considerable amount of the treas- Cuts Off Wife's Hair ing hard and receiving a large amount ures once possessed de DENIED MEAT FOR TEN YEARS of grain. It should be given on the by Europe's to Her at Home posed royal families and tlielr hanger- Keep Saturday night, or any other time s-on have gone onto the market, Wife Testifies In Court She Wasn't when the horses are resting the fol O. and the crooks huve made big hauls in Let Express Her Pleasure Akron, Nearly four feet lowing day, ns It has a decidedly laxa- of tresses wus shorn smuggling the.n frcin one country to on Saturdays. golden tive effect on the bowels. Ilrun In a another. The American authorities from the head of Mrs. Clara dry state is an astringent, but In the discovered some months ago flint Cedar Rapids, la. Mrs. Maud Dar-lan- Cox, twenty-seve- by her hus form of a mash It is a luxative. If crooks were signing on certain Ameri- vife of Clyde Da Hand, head of band, Orrin Cox, a rubber work given once a week It will counteract to her from can mercantile ships us saanien to try the Helping Hand Mission in Cerro er, prevent leaving the feverish symptoms which are to smuggle diamonds into the U"'ted Gordo county, was granted a divorce her family to travel as a hair supposed to result from high feeding, States. on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman tonic demonstrator, It was hut this should not follow if a proper r learned here. In pre-wa- days" one flourishing treatment. She alleged she had not system of feeding is adopted. trade of the Internationals was curd beeu permitted to eat meat for ten They quarreled over the pro on Atlantic liners. years, was not to drink posed tour, and she stayed away playing Although permitted EXCELLENT FOR YOUNG PIGS some of the big liners still the coffee or tea, could not use vinegar or from home until late the other dlsp'v Cox I joenure ui me tnm snnrpers warn- pepper and could "express no pleas night. awaited her return. V?, li He watched her as she braided if ings in their smoking-room- few big ure" on Suturduy. Pasture Supplemented by Limited her hair for the Then as coups by Hie crooks have been report- Their seven children, she alleged, night. Grain Allowance le Fin- she arose from In front her e- ed since the war. One reason Is the were not permitted to play on Satur- of Animals mirror he the Kept Thrifty. stringency of the American passport days and were compelled to pray one clipped braids, which have hour and an hour and which reached to her ankles. regulations, kept at home every morning - "I would a Good many European sharpers. a half every evening. The older give million do- pasture supplemented by children, she claimed, were forced to llars If I could restore your limited grain allowance Is an excel Raise Trees for Mi nee. walk four miles to work, and their hair," Cox told her as they were lent ration for young pigs. The pigs In the of a recent office In New York Investigation big post robbery every A South African mining corpora- only food during the day was a crust reconciled at the hospital where on pasture not only make cheaper there was "finger-printed- and It was 'employee found that a good many ot tion has plumed 250 acres of trees to of Vend. She was allowed the cus- the wife Is suffering from a gains, but tbe succulent feed and ex- them hod police records. Those men were Postmaster E. W. discharged. supply the demand for pillars for it tody. of the children and $50 a month nervous collapse. ercise they obtain aids in keeping Morgan 1 here seen having Ids tuken. finger prints underground operations. alimony. '. them thrifty.

r THE RESERVE ADVOCATE, RESERVE, NEW MEXICO STRIKE WOULD FROM GIRLHOOD Lafayette's ! Home of Patriot BE DISASTROUS TO Revolutionary Last Visit Woman Relied Upon Lydia OFFICIAL DECLARES RAILWAY E. Pinkham's Vegetable to America STRIKE WILL BRING. TROU- Compound BLE to Leaders. V Emnor!a. Kansas. "I becran twine Lydia E. Pinkham's medicines years ago when 1 was a girl. lllilMIIIIIII For several years I BOARD ANSWERS UNION had severe pains at menstrual to periods, I.nfavette's last visit this country making me very 1724-2- which ivns in When the time weak and interfering HI be had allotted for his tour had ex CHAIRMAN HOOPER ASSERT8 with my regular du- he had visited one ties. I tried several -- pired, after every 1 THAT INTERESTS OF RAILMEN remedies without ob jt o 9 of the 24 states of the Union, Lafay- to to pay his ARE HELD UPPERMOST. mini taining relief. I waa ette repaired Washington induced to to the chief magis try Lydia r sub m : parting respects E. Pinkham's Vege- ixsw.i; imm& trate of the nation, John yuincy table Compound ly AdiiniH. This took place at the Presi (Wntirn Newtpipw Union New) Serrlct.) friends and re (.-- it f (' pi Ft dential mansion September 6, 1825, stored me to normal health. I often Chicago. Disaster for the striking on tne stxty-eignt- n have occasion and do recommend your )8 years ago, and unions and unfortunate results of blrtn. railway Vegetable Compound to my friends who anniversary Lafayette's for their was to own. You The farewell address of President membership predicted have troubles similar to my follow the threatened walkout, on use these facts as a testimonial. " Adams in behalf of the whole Ameri- may which a strike vote Is now being taken, t.VA 219 union ot., can was a most affecting trib- aldkich, jnporia, people nine railroad labor organizations, In Kansas. ute tn the loftv character and pa by There are women who first used a letter from Ben W. Hooper, chair- many 3 iiii triotic services of Lafayette during his our Vegetable Compound during their man of the railroad labor board, to the long and eventful career, ana ciosea girlhood days. They found it a valuable union with the following words: lenders. help during trying periods. In later use wnenever zeei "Vou are ours by that unshaken sen- Answering a letter from the union years tney it tney symptoms which women of for servi- chiefs to the which declared those annoying 4 timent gratitude your board, often have. nViSiiiwS Is of our would authorize a ces which a precious portion the executives Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com Essex strike if the demanded it, medicine. - I from which the first Revolutionary colonel oi an regiment, employes pound is a woman's It is pre- he historic Pago home in Danvers, Mass., Page, . J, I M of -. Chairman made re- meIL. i Hit a of the American army, started forth with the Minute Men of Danvers for the Battle Lexingto- Hooper categorical parea careiuuy irom oeat quality oi jmd captain to the "fierce assaults" on the medicinal plants, whose properties are was In this house, also, that Page organized the Minute Men of the town. ply It to serve tea for which he declared there was especially adapted to correct the troubles The house is also known as the "Tea Party House." Forbidden by her husband the tabooed English board, the letter if not the of her no women nave. in the house, Mrs. Page served it to a party of friends on the roof, thus keeping spirit ground. husband's orders. "With the degree of friendly Inter- No Whiskers. est that I feel In these organizations Teddy, age four, was not particular and I accord to 13 bolts ore to be with the recognition ly fond of her sister's frequent caller, u simple, whereupon she set to work the lightning ready member- to estab- their great service to their In of the many efforts on his and u Hag which was ap- shot out of the heaven and spite completed ship, I am hopeful that they will not to make friends with her. This was the flag that was lish with whatever violence may be part proved. stam- adopt n course that will surely prove "Muvver," she said wearily one Sim- - Stars finally adopted by congress, and on needed nguinst the tiger and npo, Glorious wolf disastrous to the organizations and un- evening, make that kid do June 14, 1777, entered on Its peding herds or howling packs, day "please congress fortunate to the men composing them," home." journal an ofllclal indorsement of the the pence of perfect athletic humanity. wrote Mr. , exclaimed "he In u resolution word- and eagle they lire ours; they Hooper. 'Why, dear!" mother, Stars and Stripes "Flag v - and Stripes are one," says Mr. Guthrie. "It Is regrettable that such a step il Isn't a kid ; he's a man." ed as follows: historically I coun- "Well," said, surprised, "he "liesolved, That the flag of the "Our flag flies to the winds, as we contemplated at a time when the Teddy of hasn't dot tlskers!" United States be 13 stripes, alternate lift our eyes to it reverently we enn jjr try is just entering upon nn era any red and white, and that the union be and do swear fealty to it with what- more stable Industrial conditions, that Innocent In of of Like consideration for .'! stars white in a blue Held, repre- ever abides vitally us, give promise an enlarged degree honesty, unto a better others pays. senting a new constellation." white hot for the strife prosperity to railway employes." The resolution says nothing about world." Although Chairman Hooper said In the of the stars in the his which was addressed to B. in the emblem nf our arrangement letter, He The flag unity, Held. of the swapped agold our as a nation. It II. Jewell, president railway our power, pnriiose The ensign of the United States re- of the American tii u;s of the It lias wit- employes' department spenl.s past. mained the same as fixed by the reso- of that he felt no a Since its Federation Labor, mine for a can nessed groat history. lution of June 14, 1777, until 170a, was to unions' on June 14, 1777, it lias reply required the adoption when Vermont and Kentucky hud been he "a atworinled with whatever patri- strike avowal, expressed willing- been admitted to (he Union, and on January of of Ulea we is the sym- ness to go beyond the strict limits Edgeworth otic worship and 17H-I- , 111, congress passe! the following 'In interest bol of the ureal faith to whieh we arc my official authority the net : of He said he felt Of course William didn't know how born. first railway pence." "That from and after the day Lafayette In 1824. because threat- much there was in the mine or he "As Ions; as men are men that Hag It his duty to reply, the gold of May. 17!)"i, the Hag of the United have so a on .lime 1777, Is well chosen. of love ened strike "contains such possibilities wouldn't paid high price chosen States be 1.1 alternate red and Inheritance; ours by that tie for beloved u a a stripes of loss nnd detriment" to the strikers. even his Edgeworth. Jt has meaning, message, white: llmt the union be 15 stars and stronger than death which bus itev. Wllilain Norman The chairman added that n strike vote As he writes the with lead siiys a blue Held." linked your name for the endless ages story white In on misunder- of a (iiltln'ie, who has written a book. "The of Sam- of time with the name of Washing should not be taken any pencil on the back map In ISIS, at the suggestion of ltelig'on of old dory," to explain the ton, standing of the action or attitude Dear Mister Larui & Bro. Co. uel ( Keid, the original 1j stripes You'll notice I ain't to let them meaning and message of America's voted to "At the moment of parti- the board. He pointed out that the going were restored and congress painful people what puts that xxxxxxx (thii waa lo nations of (lie world. in low-pai- d class of common labor In 1915 flnp (lie add a new star on the Fourth of July Lord God of land and sea, ng with you we take comfort the the name of a competitive friend's prod- - of the United Slates euine received but IB cents an hour and In etuff away by their lonesome in The ting succeeding the admission of eaeli new An ancient faith renew, 'thought that, wherever you may be, uct) get being more deliberately and con- to lust of heart, 1917 10.3 cents. The average pay of the high price claBs; cause they're just into state. That still our stand may be the pulsation your tinhorns anyway alongside of me, what than other flags, such as that will ever be tq chairman added, sciously Significance of Symbols. TheVuet our fathers knew; our country present the section bund, the traded a claim in the Diddyrod country or or It con- small of of England, France, Spain. Is Lord God, your affections; and a cheerful will, under the 1 reduction, still one time for a tin Edgeworth. "When a white flag stuff or pole We of the Legion pray, July what the claim chosen after many popular ex- assured us that we are not be 11S.7 in 1915. And the sourdough got on a says Mr. To follow in the way they trod. solation higher than from me for the Edgeworth took hud been made, officially and set up village green," eighty periments show the called to sorrow; most of all, that for other employes, also, he thousand dollars out of the ground what . "it will doubtless at Freedom shared Wages 4inHk-ially- on sen and land. Guthrie, What gave they no was in ball American we shall see your face more, for were larg- I didn't think it. top on a golden the The shores that made them free added, "very considerably William Craigie Inception of the Flag. we shall Indulge the pleasing antici- 1913. also golden, Happing his wide true men brave who dared er" than in 1017 or in Salchaket Post-offi- The story of the actual making of eagle, With of our friend as If or about to pation beholding Alaska American tine us we know wings, just alighting The seas for Liberty; "Surely the leaders of these rail' (lie first This again. of on Mi. exult In heavenward llight. eagle We of the Legion, Lord, would share wav labor organizations cunnot ex That was the most expensive can jt Is not touched by (lutbrie. de- "In the name of the whole people la (he very prime symbol of our Our with them who dare. the of the Edgeworth that ever was bought. We all minor particulars, the heritage of the United States I bid you a re- pect to win approval people Omitting fensive and aspiring Union. It is the a un have many letters from our friends poinin are these: In duty done, they wrought luctant and affectionate farewell." of the United States by rigid, wain bird or angel of our peace, our winged who have gone to great lengths to get accompanied by two That peace might still abide; To address from Presi- yielding resistance to the inevitable Washington, our Phoenix, the point of con- this parting their favorite tobacco. We prize them called one day In 1770 at Victory, In fear of none, fought In a process of readjustment which ha jtentleinen, the vehicle of in our they dent Adams, Lafayette replied all, but this one has a particularly In Arch tact and grace With their side; elo- been In for the year," Hie llllle upholstery shop Embroidered right upon si ruin of putriotic and Impassioned progress past in our hearts. Mrs. intercourse with heaven. warm place streer, Philadelphia, where P.etsy We of the Legion plead for light, quence. the letter continued. "If the public it on h blue Held, star strewn, it is the We don't want Edgeworth Jtosu was oarrylnK on business, and So we be upright in Thy sight. On the same Lafayette em- satisfied that the railway employes any emblem of tiie executive head of the day smoker to have to more than the asked her If she could make a Mas. and chain for France on board the have been even more thun fairly dealt pay nation." Not theirs with gyve barked for said that she bad never made one, new named in with similar la- regular price Edgeworth. Hlie clutches To bind the vanquished foe; Ilrundywlne, a frigate with, by comparison there- In ids right talon our eagle sur- er but thai "Ik could try. They Not to strive for to him, who on the banks bor and in view of the conditions We do want every to the olive branch, with 111 green leaves theirs gain compliment produced a design ralher roughly a woe: of river was wounded in his first their work, there will be no Edgeworth, and it's just as pleas- upon 111 the From out people's that rounding try the design and. and berries, the leaves that are as ant for us to send drawn. She examined We of the Legion under Thee battle for American freedom. demand that they shall be treated were show of life and the berries that are free to noticing Hint (be stars Would Democracy. These were the main incidents of immume from the operation samples any fruit that symbol Itself champion absolutely is miggoKtcd Unit they he made with the carrying York's to economic as it borne Ihe One alone New reception Lafayette: of the processes through them bow n us back to the olive twig by Flag they flew, for a pipe-smok-er flve poinls, showing Aquatic procession from Staten is which everybody else must pass. could be made with a dove of Noah. This olive brunch pro- Nor vain to them its call, to hand his can slar land to the Hattery. General Lafay cannot be overlooked that scissors. claims our constant purpose a posi- That we might own it true, "The fact over to jlnple clip of the ette on board the Chancellor Living of the em ionijeone tive creative peace. The bravest flag of all; the policy of the leaders who's run short. Design Approved by Congress. ston. no In the left talon of oar her- We of the Legion swear to hold ployes seems to be to accept reduc Ill Cencrnl Vns!iiv,'lon then and there Now, of before Hi arrows The unsullied, fold and fold. Marching salute troops City however If Edgeworth the sketch, and soon lifter a aldic eagle are clutched the Flag tion, slight." doesn fliunged G. in Kansas hull. tsuityou, a named Wi- which signify the threatening thunder Thomas Devine, City colored dcs:gn by painter received by the mayor and it's no use try- as As. Mr. (lutiirie it, Star. Formally Radio "Searchlight" Invented. lliam r.arrett was sent to Airs, ltoss holts. explains council. ing to sell common New York. Senator (iugllelmo Mar- you room in If it does, Escorted to the portrait City wonder man of wireless, has an- any. fitted as his coni, the samples will hall, which had been up the Invention of what might nounced soon tell you, be termed a radio searchlight by and you'll be means of which radio waves, which like the ret of Grave Needs Care can be reflected like light waves, may us happiest with a pipe of Edge-wor- th Ross' a Betsy be sent In a given direction in beam, between your teeth. of scattered to all points Instead being Send us name and address on of the comnass. The famous Italian your a postcard. If you want to help us said believed this invention could he further, give us the name of the dealer In such a manner as to rid be utilized from whom you usually buy your Jv. T5A' "AiKVi the sea of some of Its terrors, for it tobacco. was of flashing guiding beams capable Just as soon as we receive re- 100 miles. your nearly quest we will mail you generous sam- Rio Grande River on Rampage. ples of Edgeworth in both forms-P- lug T.nredo. Texns. Hundreds of Mexl Slice and Ready-Rubbe- I s-P-x- tfwi L $ m ft , cans were rendered destitute, scores Edgeworth Plug Slice comes in flat of houses In lowlands washed away, cakes, cut into thin, moist slices. One the Laredo lighting plant put out of slice rubbed between the hands makes commission and much live stock a fragrant pipeful. Visit to Lafayette's Second America. when the Rio Grande reached drowned Edgeworth Ready-Rubbe- d Is ex- From an Old Engraving. forty-fiv- e feet here and a crest of actly the same tobacco, but ready to rt nut over low lvlng sections of into during his stay in go your pipe. reception quarters Laredo and Nuevo Laredo. Offices of New York. were flooded Edgeworth is sold In various sizes to his old comrades-inarm- s government departments meet the of differ- Reception by nnd nniv nnrt of the balustrade of the requirements many of the devolution. ent customers. Both Edgeworth new international bridge connecting Plug theatrical performance at Slice and Edgeworth Ready-Rubbe- d Special Laredo and Nuevo Laredo was visi the Park theater as a compliment to are put up in pocket-siz- e cans, in at- ble above the water. the general. tractive tin humidors and glass jars, Ball at the Park theater. and in various quantities in between Woman Nominated for U. 8. Senator those sizes. A woman has been St. Paul. Minn. For the free address Lams American Spirit. nominated for United States senator samples, The of 1778 is the of & Brother Company, 41 South 21st spirit spirit a for the first men who are lo look forward. by major political party Street, Richmond, Va. willing time In the of the country, It Is the of men who realize that history spirit became when returns To Retail Tobacco Merchants: If human Institutions must change with This apparent from the recent primary election your jobber cannot supply" you with times. It Is the spirit oi Larus & Com- changing showed Mrs. Anna Dickie Olesen had Edgeworth, Brother those men today who dare to devise will the senatorial nomination of pany gladly send you prepaid by new methods to remedy the failures ol captured one- - two-doz- from two male parcel post a or carton the social and economic order. the Democratic party of size of I in il mm ii a. , ' mmmmm present any Edgeworth Plug Slice or mnf Opposing Mrs. Olesen In They are the proof that the spirit ot opponents. Ready-Rubb- for the same election will be Minne- price you America still lives. They are the true the November would pay the jobber. descendants of the experimenters of sota's Junior senator, Frank B. of the Th. patriotic order, Son. of America, ha. NO. 25 1922. im" No ipJ.pri.uin ha. bMn mad. for th. car. 0rave. 1778, Wisconsin Agriculturist. W. N. U., DENVER, taken th. matter up. THE RESERVE ADVOCATE, RESERVE, NEW MEXICO

uiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiu GAINS 8 POUNDS IN Thousands Have Kidney SIX I TWO WEEKS' TIME VIDDIES Trouble and Never IwOT Your Sk'n is so to Think About Smooth Something Dyspepsia Entirely Overcome and She Suspect It Fragrant and By F. A. TDALKER WillM.Maupin Eats, Sleeps and Feels Better Rain water and pure soap fliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiffiLy Than in Years, Says Boston is sensible combination Resident. Applicants for Insurance Often for a lovely complexion. BRACE UP Because of its rare purity Rejected. and beautiful "I hav actually gained eight pounds fragrance, X7HEN you're feeling rather blue in two women for three general which or weeks' time and am now ' FORWARD, BACKWARD you may may not observe as v v And the sledding's hard for you; eating Judging from reports from druggists tions have selected take hold of duties. better, sleeping better and bet- you today's When your schemes go up the spout feeling wbo are constantly in direct touch with be- ter than I have in three or the is Before night, however, you may And four years," public, there one preparation that COLGATE'S in nature Is movlnpr you're feeling, down nnd out; has pVEIlTTHINO come conscious of new-bor- u said Mrs. Celesta Fell, 32 Prince been very successful in overcoming ' toward a There Is a power, When shot and scored a mis- s- street, Cashmere Bouquet Soap great purpose. you've Boston, Mass., In these conditions. The mild and healing or a lack of It, and wonder what the recently. telling of Medium no Innottvily In the ntoms or In tlie Brace up and remember this: influence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t is Large silt iixt transformation means. the grent benefits she has derived from spheres; no turning backward, no In- Those who win are those who try. soon realized. It stands the highest lor ajc loc Its Is clear. You are the use of Tanlac. decision, but a constant movement In significance So brace up and don't say die. its remarkable record of success. forward or "My stomach was in such a bad fix An for one of the Luxurious n forward direction, carrying ns away going backward, keeping examining physician in accord with the eternal motion of Swell your chest and try again; before I took Tanlac that I did not prominent Life Insurance Companies, in Lasting from the yesterdays to uew duwnlngs smile ut the made Refined things of which you are a Grit your teeth and pain. dare eat much of anything, for if I did aa interview on subject, the as' and new days. part. statement that one reason why If you would move Tackle trouble with a laugh I would have so much pain and dis- tonishing The winds, the tides, the spinning forward, keep so many applicants for insurance are re- men women And you'll cut the dose In half. tress from that I of the earth In Its orbit, step with the and who indigestion felt like jected is because kidney trouble is so prescribed Look the world squure In the eye; I was going to die. I wns so run down the and the of the sun. are laboring and achieving in the common to the American people, and the rising setting Buck the line and don't say die. and weak from lack those whose sea- great purpose, you must watch your of nourishment large majority of applica- the coming and the going of the Is all tions do even every Impulse nnd act. and Laying down the shame that I could not do my housework. are declined not suspect sons, the blooming and the fading of thought, that have disease. ask each Sit straight up and pluy the game. "I was so nervous I they the mm verdure and Bowers, all bear evidence yourself at the beginning of couldn't keep Dr. Kilmer's Root is on sals are trouble if do still during the day nor Swamp of progress, and eternal life. day whether you pressing toward Don't dodge you sleep at night. at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, or will trouble I can see now If It had not been for if wish Being n minute of per- victory turning toward defeat. It doubly you. medium and large. However, you part nature, Tanlac I would have send In "Forward or backward?" ought to Meet each task with grit and vim, had to give up first to test this great preparation forming your little role the great , be your Initial question at dawn, and Do the square tiling, sink or swim. entirely. I am now feeling strong and ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham-ton- scheme of creation, reciting your lln?s. N. Y., for a bottle. When BfSw your final query ut night. Let this If you see hard luck draw Jlgli healthy and all the credit belongs to sample .mini's tdo you ever pause to ask yourself Tanlac." writing be sure and mention this paper. whether are forward or become a habit, and Laugh again and don't say die. Advertisement. you moving Tanlnc Is sold backward? in a little while you will be glad that Keep your face turned to tie light. by all good druggists. It. Do best and all Scouts Tree. In spite of any thought you may you acquired yonr you're right. Boy Adopt (Copyright.) SORRY SHE DIDN'T A near the entertain in the matter, you are going (Copyright) LIKE IT prone juniper, growing Masonic home. ahead or drifting behind, Just ns sure- Elizabeth, I'a., Is at least meas- ly as the roses bloom In summer and But Anyway, That Particular Hat eighty years old, and now fl ures 48 Inches In and Is 24 the snows blanket the ground In win- J. DA1S A Wasn't for Sale, and It Made dlnmeter, SCHOOL Inches high. The limbs on the ter. . Little Difference. lying ground do not take root. The tree You are better equipped for your nMOV CI V If 1 1 I CD PLACED ANYWffBlflj has a IMLLLIt ATTRACTS AND KlU0 life-wor- k In and out of stores and been given place In the Hall of UHIOI ILI today than you were yester- Alt' TfX. WKMVWU', department ALL FlIES. K 19" Fame of the asso- day, or less efficient. millinery shops went the Woman and American Forestry cittui ,omanicntfti.v ciation of C. venient, c)iai. Tour mental and ptiyslenl forces her friend, trying on hats trimmed Washington, I. Hie hoy all Beuon. with scouts of Elizabeth hnve this metnl, pn't ru have undergone an Imperceptible rohbnn, hats smothered In feath- adopted tipovrr; will net I ers and where remarkable tree and erected a fence or triiiir anthm change and you have changed with WMMrMY ft w . , hats bloomed flowers Guarantied effccUW f never around It. The the Soli by 90 them. o that were on sea or land. The nomination for dw'n. TlEWinmMK So J" w 6 brEXl'ULSS, You are a trifle more dexterous In y Woman's friend wns aR hard to suit Hall of Fame was niude by Judge Drepi'il, $1.3 B. BAiiOU) toUMi-it- W lie JUlb Ave., Brooklyn, ftJ, your work or more as. the little girl In the "Three Hears." George Orlady of the superior court slightly clumsy. of In the last 24 hours you linve not They were all "too" something. The Pennsylvania. remained In a quiescent state, for the Woman was growing weary, nnd spy laws of motion have been at ing nn attractive black hat with some Cuticura for Pimply Faces. silently 1 MAN'S work, carrying you a step or two bvKJ r--J aorti spidery white feathers In a heap To remove pimples and blackheads or backward, setting you down another fussy shopper, she point- smenr them with Cuticura Ointment Wash In at the threshold of a new day a slight- ed it out to her friend. off five minutes with Cuti cura BEST to un- AGE ly changed being for better or worse. "Try get a chance nt that Soap and hot yater. Once clear usual hat. It has a great deal of dis- keep your skin clear by using them for A man is as old as his organs; hey she toilet In- tinction," whispered. dally purposes. Don't fall to can be as vigorous and healthy at The friend sidled to show- clude Cuticura Talcum. up the Advertisement, 70 at 35 if he aids his it and when as organs case, the fussy shopper wns their functions. yellow-flowere- performing Keep trying on a creation, New Idea in Headgear. witt Uncommon she seined the hat nnd viewed the ef- The newest Iden for hats Is a heat- your vital organs he<hy fect In the glass, exclaiming: "Ugh I I proof lining. For this purpose the By don't like this one a little bit." lining of the hat Is made of a series COLD MEDAL BLAKE Sense JOHN "Excutj me, niadani," Icily snld the of layers of thin, lightweight fabric fussy shopper, "that Is my own hat I of different colors, the combination bought In Kenosha. Sorry you don't acting us a light-filte- While not ex- WHAT A WOMAN DID admire It." Chicago Journal. cluding light, It filters out the heat rays In other words, the longer light The world's standard remedy for kidneyv waves, and thus the head cool liver, bladder and uric acid troubles sine one Baked Monkey a keeps . SEEMS probable that enncer, Delicacy. stimulates viul-organs- IT A In warm weather. Ledg- 1696; corrects disorders; of the most of the enemies hunter's paradise Is Mexico, and 1'hllmlelphla sizes. deadly er. All druggists, three of mankind, will soon be conquered by almost within sight of the capital are Look for U n..' CoH Md1 on nrnwy b"t the use of radium. forests that abound with wild game, &nd accept no imitation offered at to Since the beginning of time this ele- all seasnus In the Mexico Something Look At. ment hns existed lu nature. Kor the City markets. "Anything to see In this town? In- - Venison Is last score or more of years the pres- a staple nnd wild ducks quired u recently arrived guest. 5AV'j maiu AicAar and geese may he for a few "Well," the landlord of the n ence of some unseen but powerful purchased replied Restores Color nnd I force has been suspected. Scientists centavos. Live quail ns well lis varle- - tavern at Oblong Center, "a lady bar- Bonnlr to CrT nnd Fnded Hat4 .tles-o- f It and are sold ber bus a In the MS:1 w W. Bought to discover what was, but pheasants pigeons just opened up shop n'Mi Cir :n, lis. I'nlclu'it nr. In vain, till o quiet little Polish first, and separated after- on the streets by peddlers. Indians next block. You might kinda ramble sought laboriously niMUtrfWUHNS Rnbotn Onrna, Ct1 of laborious exper- ward. from the hills frequently trudge to the around nnd" kUMi, ete., ftops all pun. rniures ruiufort to iii woman, after years OF nink-r- THE ROMANCE WORDS with a wild "I seen feet, walktni; mfv. inu. ty tnnil or nt Vrmf iment, discovered it. Countless experiments entered Into city boar, and turkeys may have lady barbers before." fltt. lilKox CliewlcAl Works, Fatcuuirun, N. I, , That a woman should hnve made Mine. Curie's work, and only a re- be had for the price of a paltry tip to "I suppose so. But prnb'ly you "BRICK" a native hunter. never saw how the this dlse!ver one of the most notable markable human being could hnve imlc population "Accept No Substitutes." If one Is so a of a act when In all history Is highly Important. brought it to a successful conclusion. Inclined, tender village they see a lady "Ilw Is this?" asked a young woin T IKE many other expressions be for It forever the old conten- Much Is yet to be done before the monkey may procured Sunday barber." Kansas City Star. an of a You are its!- - disproves which, at first ap- shopkeeper. tion Is be- be glance, baking, a dish that Mexican that there any difference power of radium over cancer can a epicures, Ing just as much fof these ther pear to belong to the slang of of rel- tween the brain of a man and that of tested. especially the tropical regions, Soap Ought to Help, mometers ns you (I'd for those thoroughly very recent period, "He's a ish above yoil a woman. can be left to as the all others. The discovery of a lake, rich In car- showed me last But this others, brick" dates back to the days of August." The great- consolidation of a In bonate of soda, In the neighborhood of miss," hlghpst concentration, the captured position ancient history, Plutarch being "Certainly, replied est the most Indom- can be left to subordinates n Improvement Goes On. Kuluindu, Siberia, has been announced. merchant. td reasoning power, war after authority for the statement that "They're itable determination were for won nn Although recent statistics state The lake Is located lu a very fertile re- same !" required brilliant general has engage- Lycurgus used It tn connection thing the of work which had to be done ment. that 1)2.0 per cent of American farm gion, and uctlvp steps are being taken of the sort P" years with the defense of Sparta. "They're nothing before could he made. houses have telephones, only U7.1 per to exploit the discovery, says the Sci- thos this discovery Mine. Curie has set an example, not The goes that Lycurgus. triumphantly. "Why, story cent have 21 itnicfJ-mercur- A man stumbles on a gold mine or a electric lights, per cent entific American, anil erect a soap fac- me before hail twice as y only for her own sex, but for all the being a man of few words, was But tn hnve vacuum cleaners and 1G.2 in the Immediate the In diamond deposit by accident. searchers for truth in the world. asked whether should be per tory vicinity of tiiein!" American LcjiIorJ find a which exists In the most Sparta cent have electric machines. lake. metnl Her achievement is nn Inspiration, inclosed with walls, and washing Weekly. which must be replied: yilnute quantities, and and probably to the end of time, will "That Is well fortified the sur- city extracted by Infinite pnlns from be an Inspiration to the whole world. which has a wall of men Instead to located BlLWk,'ltfel'jn rounding elements, has be (Copyright.) of brick." Another historical allusion of the same nature was made when Children For 1 an ambassador from Eplrus, on Drachm Cry lll";N(t Contents 15 Fluid 0 a diplomatic mission, was shown L BooL by the king of Sparta over his capital. The ambassador was ttlotaers Coo amazed to see that the city was apparently unfortified nnd re- WWII 4sSOT!33S!d marked about the matter. miu!i!ioiiiiiii::iiiiiiiii!ii;2i iUilllBilHiilUllH "Indeed," replied t lie king. "A housn Is never perfectly furnished rub through a sieve one and h "Thou canst not lutve looked for unless there Is a child ris- enjoyment of niolussec, one and tomor- ing three yeara ol and a kitten rlsintf cupfuls carefully. Come with me three weeks." one-ha- lf cupfuls euch of graham flour, row uud I will show you the s cornmeal and rye meal, two teaspoon-ful- walls - MORE GOOD THINGS of Sparta." ALCOHOL-- 3 l'EH liuru- fl one-ha- i of salt, three nnd On the following morning the fillj? AVeetablcrrcpfauonlorU mm of soda nnd one and three-fourth- s led bis out the STALE bread will accumulate, a king guest upon cmiiniinomeraoa uy iwtww AS cupfuls of cold water. Mix plains, where his was little care Is needed to keep army 1 1in1leStomachdBpwl! well and steam three hours. In mm ahead of the growth. If dry bread Is drawn up full battle force. to the Care of put through the ment chopper It may There, pointing proudly Special Baby. Stuffed Apples for Tea. solid battalions of armed men, 2. then be used for croquettes, meat balls nitfeStfoTi That Baby should have a bed of its own all are agreed. Yet Take tine core fill Tf,nn.fc1rPYmnt!nP it large apples, and he exclaimed: "Thou beholdest is more reasonable for to s and any number of dishes. Keep the and Resttatato an infant sleep with grown-up- than to use with one-ha- lf cupful each of bread the walls of man Cheerfulness crumbs In a glass jar, sealed from the Sparta every a man's medicine in an attempt to the delicate crumbs and chopped roust beef, one of them a brick !" fteaher Ophim,Morpnui regulate organism of air. that same infant. Either practice is to be shunned. tnblespoonful of melted butter, one The of the iUneral.NoTNARCOTiC Neither would antiquity expres- be tolerated specialists in children's diseases. teaspoonful of onion Juice, sion ID English may he by Tip-To- Omslst. gathered Your will tell teaspoonful of celery half from the fact that the Ingoldsby Physician you that Baby's medicine must bff Boll one-ha-lf cupful of milk, add one salt, of salt, one contain the genua prepared with even greater care than Baby's food. fablespoonfiU df butter and one cup- teaspoonful tablespoonftil Legends following of and a dash : A Baby's stomach when in good health is too often ful of breud crumbs, seasoning to parsley chopped of red couplet disarrange Mix well and Into the "In brief, I don't stick to declare by improper food. Could for a think taste. Beat the yolks of three eggs pepper. press you moment, then, of giving apples. Bake in a little hot wnter Father Dick, Item SrU to your ailing child but a medicine and add them, then stir In the stiffly So called him for short, was a t7tnMStir anything especially preparedt from half to three-quarte- of an they for Children beaten whites. Pour Into a buttered hour. regular brick." mm Wtlmirmlhnr Infants and ? Don't be deceived. omelet pan and cook until well (Copyright.) t.frIRrmplvfof Make a mental note of this:- -It is important, Mothers, that - should remember to function browned. Constipau'onandDiarrhoe- you that well, the digestive organs of must receive and revcnsnucM your Baby special care. No Baby is so abnormal tl Ham Patties. Copyright, 1923, Western Newapauer Uuioii. r.V St.KEP the desired results be had from use of O t may the medicines primarily' m s. Take two cupfuls of ham chopped THE CHEERFUL CHERUB for grown-up- Half mm lesulunithertfromnjnftt prepared of bread crumbs, City, Half Desert a Pne, three cupfuls MOTHERS 8H0UID READ THE BOOKLET THAT 18 ABOUND EVERY BOTTLE OF On the Gulf of Aden Is a r. FLETCHER'S CASTORI three eggs and enough sweet milk to spot of b v barren sand where a I like make a soft batter. Mix well, drop city springs up to tUe my every winter and almost In GENUINE ALWAYS nto gein pans, drop a piece of butter disappears . CASTORIA the summer. This Ber- pen JmlCBrrrAOTtCOMPAWt In each and bake until brown. place is called Ana sit fcnd dret.rr bers. A market is held there every Bears the Signature of Fruit Betty. winter and during the height of trail- M MTTi'sM It becomes a ts Put a layer of crumbs In n well ing city of rude huts and Ard Jr.b little. tered baking dish, cover with tents with a population of over Thovtfkt the summer the Is ries, canned or fresh, then ndd an- During place FroiYN ovt tKe Gr-et--t other of bread with a bit of but- deserted. layer O VnUrsowrs ter andJKnr If needed. Bake until xft Exact Copy of Wrapper. well heated through. Serve with Green, White and Black, THS CINTUH COMPANY, NEW YOK CITY. cream and sugar, Two men passed euch other In Washington street. Brown Bread, "Hello, Green," said one. Gives flew Shade to Old Take two cupfuls of stale bread "How are you, White?" said the Charming Lingerie crumbs, one and one-ha- lf of cold other. pints PUTNAM FADELESS DYES-d- yes water, mix ami aouk over night, then And they both are black. or tints as you wfefr

t NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE . AC1I0N. SEVENTH 'JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF I To: J. B.Childers and Miriam 'Chiiders, defendants: THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO, IN Youi will please take notice AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CATRON. that there has been filed and is The First National Bank of) 1 now pending in the District Magdaltna, a corporation, ) The Cash Store Court of the Seventh Judical , Plaintiff.) District of the State of New " vs. No. 41. viexu'o. sitting within and for th county of Catron, cause No A. J. Harper, Defendant i43oiithn civil docket of saiti .. NOTICE OF SUIT. 'ourt, in which E. Rosenwald & To A. 'J. Harper, defendant. Son, a partnersnip. is the plain You are hereby notified that a Groceries, iff and you are the defendant; suit baS been filed and is now the of sain ihat general objects in District Court of ction are as foil .lending the w: Judicial District of The plaintiff seeks to recovei he Seventh judgment on a promissory note the State of New Mexico, in and Dry Goods, ated on July 1. 1921. due six for the County of Catron, cause fo;1 uunths after date, calling No. 41, on the civil docket of said he sum of principle $14,940.41. f.ourt. in which the First Nation- rid the bearing interest at raU . Protection it' al Bank of Magdalena.a corpora-ion- ten per cent per annum, frorij Shoes, etc, date until paid, on which there is the plaint'ff and you are You not only protect your is now dun the principal sum of lefendant; that the general M with I I but get paid for $10,447.40, together interest uiture and objects of said suit savings, you to making a mounting $9j0.l'l. re as follows: - J I doing so when you have savings lie amount due on aggregate to recover p pril 1.1922 the sum of $11, The plaintiff seeks itl. 41' and also uuon a ceitaio judgment on a promissory note HAGDALENA MERCANTILE COMPANY note dated 2, dated Novmber 1920, due six Money that'sidle meansmoney promissory July 5, MAGDALENA, NEW MEXICO to work 1921, due six months after uai.e months after date, calling for wasted. Put your saving for the piincipal sum ol caliing he principal snm of $2,102.43 and watch the interest grow. M $li,bUU.00, and bearing interest md bearing interest at the rpte both the prin- - .it ihe rdte of ten per cent pei NOTICE OF FORFEITURE V We watch JpW f cent annum from .nnum from date until paid, upon ten per per ' EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. To: Mike Mandell, H. M. and interest for which is now due the on Dougherty cipal JSr. there sai late of maturity until paid, To whom it may concern: and Carrie M. Chiiders, their sum, with heirs, you and relieve principal together Ahich there is now due the Notics in hereby given t.at the executors and administrators, and to $869.94. interest amounting 52, undersigned was on the :th 'day of to All whom it May Concern; you of all the M amount irir.cipal sum $1,237 togethei ;naki.ig'the aggregate June, l)i!2,by the Honorible District You are notified worries. due on said note the sum oi viih interest amounting to $283. hereby that we have banking Court of the Seventh Judicial District expended Five Hundred Dollars mtsmdsjr also a cer- !S, m the bti.l ($500.00) $'12,469.94, and uyon king aggregate of the State of New Mexico, in and in labor and n-- improvements upon the tain promissory te dated July lie on May 10, 1922, the sum of for the of appoint- p- --Service County catron, duly IRON CROWN unpatented lodeminin? Courtesy 1921, due on Uemarid, bearing and a certain ed executor of the estate of Patrick I! SaietoHones- i, p!520.90; also upon claim, for the benefit of the group of rate of ten pe. deceased; therefore, any and nteistatthe romisaory note dated November McKeefry, contiguous claims, which groupembra-ce- s nt annum from datt unti all having claims against said per .1920, flue six months after date, persons the Iron Crown, Iron Cross, Iron a J ti , caliing for the princiiji.i estate are hereby notified to present the The RESERVE STATE BANK of Bar, Iron Ring and Iron unpatented uni of $750.18. upon which dling for the principal sum and those who are indebted to same; lode mining claims, situate in the nere is now due the said prin-ipa- l i3,635.00, and bearing interest the estate are likewise requested to Cooney Mining District, Catron county. sum of $750.18, i indebtedness in the manner together the ate of ten per cent per settle their state or JNew Mexico, the location with interst aniountiTig to $56 15 and within the time law. annum from maturity until paid, prescribed by notices of said claims being recorded in amount Dated at Magdalena, New Mexico, WHEN IN naking n which there is row due the the office of the county clerk of Socorro ue April 1, 1922, the sum ol this 10th day of June, 1922." to- county, New Mexico, in the following 806 43; and also to foreilose r rincipal sum of $3,235.00, JOHN D. FRASER. books and pages of Mining Location of with interest amounting Executor. ertain indenture mortgage gether Rebords. t: ' of dei-ndan- ts Of an thing in the line iiniOe and executed by said to $350.47, making the aggregate Ceeilio Rosen Iron Cross inBook 85, page 584. to walo, mount due on May 10, 1922,the ssigned by him to plaintiff, dat NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Iron Bar, Book 35, page 584. urn of $3,585.47; and also to d June 30. 1920, and ackriowi Department Of The Interior. Iron Crown, Bock 35, page 537. foreclose a certin indenture of ged September 4, 1920; ami U. S. Land Office at Las Cruce-Ne- Iron Rring, Book 23, 537. b page i en to secure two cena.n made and executed GENERAL MERCHANDISE; nortgage Mexico June 12 1922. Iron, Book, 71, page 102. o missory notes of which tie aid defendant. A. J' Harper That said was made NOTICE is hereby given that expenditure in lWo above mentioned notes cer-ai- n to lust md given to si cure the two order hold said claims under the pro- ,oe renewals;and also all interest Perrv Hedrick of Spur Lake, visions of the laws the promissory notes above of UnitedStates that may have accrued thereon New Mexico who on August 30. of America, and the state of New us decribed described, and also all interest give a trial. upon the following 1917 made Homestead Entry N Mexico, and being at the rate of On eal estate situate in the County rhat may have accrued thereoi 017105 for Sl-- 2 NWl-4- ; Nil f Catron, State of New Mexico, the following described Hundred Dollars 100.00 per year for ipon SWI-4- . Section 11 4 S t; Township each claim in said and that real estate situate in the County group, the r.12 of NW1-- and El 2 of Range 20. W. N. M. P. Meridian amount expended was expended as re f State of New Mexico, T. C. Turk, iWl 4 and Lots 2 3 and 4 of Sec. Catron, has filed notice of intention to quired by law in order to hold said 19; El. 2 of NW1 4 and Wl 2 pi final three to claims for the year 1920 and that the New Mexico of mrke year Proof, Reserve, Wl 2 of NE1 4 "ihe East Half FJ Northwest time for the doing1 of which work ed ;.E1 4 of Sec. 30; claim land above NV, of on 18; establish to the 1921. M-2o- Sect Eighteen on July st, and f SE14of Sec. 31; Quaiter i west Half of the Southeast Quai-e- r described before T. C. Turk, U. 2 SVv SE1-- 4 W$ You and each of are Wl-- of and of x you hereby notifi- ami East Half EJ of the South S. Commissioner. at SWI 4 of tec. 32, all in T.l S. R. SEJ Reserve, ed that if, within ninety90dayi after .vest Quarter SW of Section Seven 7; on 3rd this notice 16. W New Mexico, the day of by publication, jjoq fail or i.Ih; W J of the Southwesi I 2 of NW1 4, NE1 4 of SW1-- west Half 1922. refuse to contribute your pro ratashare The Reserve cl of 18 August SEl-4an- SEl-4o- SE1-- 4 quarter SWi Stion Eighteen of such Garage M-- 2 of f Ciauru nt names as witnesses: expenditure, your respect' he Northeast NEJ of the Northwest interests in said claims will become Sec. 5; A. the General Repairing, Lathe Work Nwl-- 4 of Section Nineteen It Oral West, J. Bruce, Sam SW1-- 4 of SW'l 4 of Sec. 4; Quarter property of the subscribers under the ill in One. 1 South of Range Curnbee, Claud Cavin.of Spur 2324 Oxy-Acetvle- J Wl 2 of NW1-4- , SE1 4 of Township provisions of section revised stat- Welding e:tecn 16 New Mexico NW1 4, NE1-- 4 of SW1-- ana west, Principal Lake, New Mexico. utes of the Unitsd States; that the pro M vlian. GasOils, Accessories and Supplies J SE1 4 of Sec.9; Nemecia Ascarate, ratashare of each of you is as follows: asks Mike 4 Plaintiff further for jud 7-- Mandel, his heirs, executors and with SWI 4 of SWI of Sec. 10; 1 Register. Compare cur prices ethers. in of administrators, the sum of Fifty-fiv- e SW1-- Sec. 13; aemer.t the sum $5,617.00, to of and Dollars and fiftv-fo- cents f$55.B4 or , SE1-4- . with interest date sale, El 2 of SE1-- NWl-4- of one-nint- h of the whole amount. EVERY JOB GUARANTEED that the above described land NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Nl 2 of SW1 4 and SW1 4 oi Carrie M. Chiiders, her heirs, eiecu-ror- s ;e sold according to law and the of The Interion U.S. and NW1 4 of Sec. 14; SI 2 of NE1-4- , Department administrators, the sum of n NEl-4.ar,- such sale applied up- Land Office at Las Cruces New Twenty-seve- Dollars and seventy-seve- n A. (J. HILL, Manager. Phone No. 3 NW1 4 of d NE1 4 ol proceeds of NVU 4 of Ser.l5;Wl-- of NWl-4- . on ihe amount found due on the Mexico. June 14. 1922, cents $27.77 or Wl 2 of SWI 4. and Nttl 4, ol notes herein described, and foi Notice is hereby that thereof. given M. Vv 1 4 4NW1-.- 4 H. his heirs, eiecuu-tor- s 21; El 2 of N faWl ill the cost of New Dougherty, proper relief and Nellie Carrejo, Aragon and 2 SE1-- 4 of Sec administrators, the sum of and Wl f on 2; this action. Mexico who August 20, 1917, Eighty-thre- e Dollars and thirtx-thj-e- e NW1-- 4 of SE1 4, Wl 2 of NE1 4 SW1-- lade homestead Entry no. 016744 cents, one-Bixt- h of tUtotal MODERN, UP - TO - DATE Kl 2 of SW1-- 4 and o You will also take notice that $83.33jor Sl-- NWl-4- ; Sl-- amount - SW1-- 4 of SWi-- 4 for the SWI 4 Sec. 25; oi enter STEAM HEATED HOT and COLD WATER SEl-4o- f udess you your appearance The of Five RUNNING 'NE1-- and SE1 4 of Sec, NWl-- 4 SWI-- NWl-4- ; SWI 4 foregoing expenditure 2 SWI-- of Sec 4 in said cause on or before the Hundred Dollars $500.00) was made in !26; SI 32, Shi 4 SWI-- 4 ' NWl-4- ; Wl 2 NEl a shaft in the tunnel and SE1-- of Sec.33; SWI 4 of SWI-- 4 19th day of August, 1922. judge sinking also N Wl-- 4 SWI-4- ; Wl-- 2 El-- 2 NWl-- 4 a cross-c- ut fiom iof Sec. 34; El 2 of NEl 4 of Sec. nent will be rendered againi-- t running said tunnel, 4 4 NWl-- 4 35. all T 2. SIR. 16 W. 3W14; NEl NEl all on said IRON CROWN claim, and in V'n by default. The names of 4 4 SWI-4- ; said work benefiitted d 2 of NWl-- 4 or Sec. NEl-- SWI 4; NW) SWI actually andter SI 2; the for the plaintiff , 1 attorneys all of the claims in Hotel Aragon of SEl-4- and 1 4 ' f S c. 3; vV12 NEl 4 SWI 4 SWI 4 todevelop said Wl-- 2 re W. B. B; nton and Fred Lotl of Sec. 4; NW1 4 .1 Section 6 Township 4 S. Rangt group i office 5- - all in T. P. 16 W. SEl Nicholas, and heir post EMIL PETERSON, ' o, f. 17 W. N.M.P. Meridian, has filed 'NEl 4 and i 2 of 4 o: md business addresses are SYI VESTOR GAMBLIN HERMAN A. fUNKE, Proprietor notice of intention to make final m'C. 32; SWI-- 4 of NW1-- 4 of See. and Magdaiena, New First pub Apr22, last pub July 15 o. n m; T. 2 S. 1'. 17 W. El-- f three years Proof, to establish NOTICE FOR Mexico, respectively, PUBLICATION. We Use to Please f WW1 4 of Sec. 5, in T.3 S. R. claim to the land above described of the U.S.Land Every Effort Our Patrons In Witness Whereof. I have Department Interior, 17 W. before T. C. Turk. U. S. Com Office at Las Ciu :es,New Mexico. June hereunto et my hand and affixed futher asks for judg missionerat Reserve.Nt-- Mexico 3. 1922. The Best Meals and Dining Room Service merit in the snm of $27,119.16 the seal nf said coiirt this, the NOTICE is hereby given that Emmy stove describe on the 8th day of August 1922. nnd that the 23rd day of June, 1922. H. Reuter.of Amgon.New Mexico, who sold law " Claimant names as witnesses' land he accorriii g to an A. T. Chavez. on Auguat 21, 1917 m:4HHome8tead MAKE IT YOUR HOME WHILE IN MAGDALENA the of suihsale lie Sells, Miguel Castillo, EJ proceeds api Clerk and Ex Officio Virgil Entry No.016827,fo NEi'SEJ NWJ; upon the amount found due iron County Salbador Archu J SEi NWJ; NJ NJ NfcJ SWJ of Vicente Mora, SWJ; the said defendant to the plain-- t CI rk of the District Court tal, of Aragon, New Mexico. NWJ NEJ SWJ; NEJ NWJ SWJ; SEJ ff, and for ad proper relief and New Mexico. SEJ Catron County, Nemecia Ascarate, NWJ NWJ SWJ;NWJ NWJ SWJ; the costs of this action. By W. D. Newcomb NEJ SWJ NWJ SWJ; WJ SWJ WJ 7-- 1 And you wiil also take notice " Register. NJ NEJ SEJ NWJ; SEJ NEJ WHEN YOU VISIT MAGDALEN A EAT AT..THE . Deputy. SWJ; that unless you enter your ;p NwJ; PJ NEJ NEJ NwJ Section 17 and in said cause on or hi f- - pearance LOST Tool Kit containing a com EJ SEJ NEJ SEJ Section 18, Township re the 19 h day of 1922 17 M. P. Meridian August leate set of iinemans and switi h 5S., Range w, N, .jue'ement wi'l he renderd in said has filed notice of intention to make for return of cause against you and each of hoard tools. $10.00 final three year Proof, to establish you by default. The attorneys-fo- r a me. claim to the land above described.bef ore are the plaint iff, Ward,A:krer R. H. Hoffman T.C.Turk. U. S. Commissioner at & k. and their posti ffice on 26th Hedged N M. Reserve. New Mexico, the day Cut business are Easl M'.'gdalena, ' ' and addresses of July, 1922. , Lus New Mexico names as Good Service Courteous Treatment Vegas, Claimant witnesses: A. T. Chavez J. w. Shimmins, of Reserve, New All the" Delicaces tht.t the Maiktt Affords Clerk Mexico. By W. D. Newcomb EVERY SATURDAY M. P. Birmingham, of Acjdv New Deputy Mexico, Madden I. C. Bruce, of Reserve New Mexico Ferry F. S. Brock, of Aragon. New Mexico LAWYER GOOD PICTURES Nemacia Ascarate, WE AND WANT APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Register, MAGDALEN A, NEW MEXICO.