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SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1919 NUMBER 231

thanks to New Mexico's soldier, weather. Clovis has enjoyed a steady GOVERNMENT REVOKES I DOZEN BILLS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE ca;lnrl tin A tnarinM fnr their nap Iti NEW MEXICO growth for the past few years and PERMIT TO E P. A S. W. DEMOCRATS IN U.S. the great, war. No resolution favor-in- n things are still coming her way. FOR RUIDOSO WATER a league of nations was introdu- Clovis Newt. REviEW re- ROAD BOND ISSUE FAVORED ced this week, following the rejec- NEWS John H.i Mullis this afternoon SENATE EXPOSE $2,000,000 tion of three such motions which Buys More Property ceived the following telegram from were made by Democrats, the hat Joe C. McClelland has recently S. M. Johnson, at Washington, D. G: on Thursday being defeated in the purchased, through the Schcuricb Secretary Interior has revoked! CHILD LABOR AND COMPENSATION BILLS house by a vote of 32 to 9. BERNALILLO Agency, the double front brick build- permit. Am leaving for Santa Fe SECRETARY BAKER Tax Sheep May Firt ing on South Main Street from Judge tomorrow to fiaht action of state The house on Saturday passed a W. A. Havener. This is the building legislature. - bill to tax to where Ability Rewarded occupied the Mandell Clothing is about the best news which ' sheep according E. by Tqis are found on 1, instead ot J. Cox, now charge of the and Goods Co. and the conside- has reached this for a they May com- Dry city many CHAMBERLAIN LAYS BARE ONE MORE WEEK LEFT AND NUMEROUS BILLS WILL March IS, it being claimed that es- First Savings Bank and Trust ration was $15,500. aay ana means mat tne water oi in Socorro pany has earned lii promotion by Mr. McClelland evidently has plen- the Ruidoso has been saved to the! FAILURES OF PACIFIST HEALTH pecially county large and consideration FAIL 07 CONSIDERATION BUDGET AND bands of sheep are driven into Ari- ample courtesy ty of faith in the future of Clovis a? farmers of the Ruidoso valley, and toward the customers. The predje. he has invested in the ne Pecos the reasons WAR OFFICIAL WHICH RE- YET TO DOME ANOTHER COUNTY LAW zona on the latter date each year, ghborhood to the valley. Just BILLS UP, though they are owned in New Mex- tion is here recorded that this oblig- of $50,000 in Clovis business property for this action were not given in the of the whose per- SULTED IN DEATH AND WAS TABLED ico, ing servant public since the first of the year. telegram. Carious Bills. sonality have been an asset and a To have lost this water would have DISASTER TO SOLDIERS A number of excellent statutes are veritable magnet to the institution Taibaa Oil Tank dealt the Pecos valley a severe blow, which he hat been will by employed, The Clovis Oil g one that would have affected bank- Company had a geo-lo- greatly Should the fourth state legisla- peered on such important matters Jen an array Otero and T. Padi-a- s rise to greater heights in the st here last week who visited the the artesian water supply, as It was instead of on nvd-nlg- ht the states for all 0jj world the months roll on. (From 0ff'c'al Congressional Record) ture adjourn today expenditures have house bill for the regula-purpos- ing at Taiban oil field ai.d made a determined ago that the water the for the next two , report years a week from today, n';t years, tion of ,, bic Albuquerque Independent, on the field. He was (n bills have one house dancing. Reguation says indications supply dependent large part effect upon laws of New Mexico Many passed of is in anothci are good for oil there and com- on the snow fall in the (Continued from Last Week.) A the and and gut0 proposcd the mountains; would be very little. dozen bills or other the contents mcasure. Arm: has a lawto make CHAVES pany feels that there is a and the streams down from' Those have been nassed both houses and jo gjood pros running Casualty LiU : r by . . sc moure the mountains. Not this, but r ' ...... " r"Hy"f , it unlawful to ,,,,. pect mere to strixe a gusner. only Mr Cham,)(.r!ain Mr to this lation is unacrstooa Dy tne tegisia-- one-o- f Prf,Mentf signed by the governor up fne Griego, Ramirea and Clancy propose the greatest playgrounds and , , as a result of or com- - Work On dj f the most interesting of which to 'he tors study to censor the movies. Keinberg would Highway Skip Hides, Instead of Cattle scemc po.nts m th : state would hive House IJ ana M. E. Ewell, the state road con- of sold general public is probably irmittee Hearings reports. the of and in Friona has ship-- ! been destroytd.-Rosw- cll lUh. ;,. prevent presence bugs - temporarily quit practically No. 73, introduced by Judge R. P. Appointments Confirmed tractor, has begun his work on- the We f,r, sects on farms. scUillo introduced ping cattle. are now shipping fthe li.sls. .,,but I from Carlsbad to casualty understand Barnes of Bernalillo county which The senate on Wednesday afternoon hill mvrm state road leading about 5,000 1 irmitiinir rmiuinn hides; having been ship-- Kf aci,-liMst- i;' new of - Roswell the frntn creates the county Hidalso.; under suspension of the rules con ment t0 cities of 10.000 inhabitants WAR MATERIAX - ' work f Cotton .ood wccks.' DISPOSAL OF Weeks) is troinL- to dWus embracing , what was formerly the; firmed the j (ur. th! appointments previously Barnes and Powhatan Carter define FORMS SERIOUS PROBLEM matter. I think he notic of southern half of Grant county, made by the governor of Charles in a bill to it Dra into Artesia. Iti a big contract gave syndicalism prohibit and will be a He it a few days ago, and I am rot Drainage District Powers springer as mcmner ot me state ; bill is favorably big improvement. Dr. C. O. Warriner has D. C. One of the ' - jhe nepotism will have a crew of men and recently Washington. going to discuss it, because there Of hiirhway Commission, to which posi- rA irt havinff nassed the eight at Clovis the A. L. re- general application also, the unite and it will two purchased Gurley serious economic phases of the use in up the timu of the house bill No. 11, bv and tion he was for a six house. to create ten teams, take on South Main for taking Llewellyn reappointed Llewellyn proposes to the building Street construction period is the disposal Senate on it in view of this fact. which has become law. It term having completed with the of commission-enable- s months complete job. a considerationiJ;of $7,500. mat.-ra-l Armijo, year position assistant of the vast quant:ties of Mr. Borah. Mr. President, do I drain-- 1 a of two as the a 1 farmers to organize into credit term years er 0f public lands. Tamony has which the various purchasing depart-- , rstand the Senator tr av tlmf com-- Buys Fine Jack districts as an first chairman of the highway i bill it a offenct Luther Lynn has a block has on casual-han- age contemplated by making penitentiary H. W. Plumb has bought "Brazos." purchased ment of the Government ,t. ;s not going to discuss the d, act of the national congress and thus mission as now constituted. to write a check for more money of $5,000.00 worth of Clovis Oil Co most of which was manofnr-'t- y ? the fine Kentucky jack from Col st take of United States as-- 1 Thomas P. Gable the governor's have in the bank. stock. Luther sold a h tiired in govern-- ! advantage ' tban you Llewellyn him recently vast quantities on Mr Chamberlain. Not 1 Tom McKinstry, and wi:ll keep jun now, sfstanee in reclaiming water. IoptciI appointee to the office of state game suggests making August each year inlet est he owned in the ment contracts. pro- - because i Mr. Gable at his farm five miles northwest ol Manufacturing understand the Senator and arid regions. The bill which warden which occupied a state holiday in memory of rf a well in the Ranger field cesses of the nation had rotn-jfro- confirmed "Brazos"is one of the just Massachusetts (Mr. Weeks) is In part an amendment of some years ago, was also aore Roosevelt. Mascarcnas want! Haperman or HS.OOO. He gave $4,000 for the menced output on a basts, discuss the on Joe finest jacks in the valley, many of quantity p,, t0 that tubject. existing statutes, provides that the lv senate Wednesday. to repeal the stray swine law. in interest. Clovis Journal. when the acmist'ee put an rnrl foi jgr Borah. I ask one , his colts the market this May directors chosen by the farmers of Sheridan was approved as state mine Soma Resolution, topping in and, with for the - $220 being a common Europe, it,tion, not purpose of leading make an est:mate of as soon as the appoint- a resolution pas-fan- community, Clovis real ma-- 1 a district may inspector Llewellyn offered of his three and four estate continues to a cessation of demand for war the Senator into discussion of this for each ment reached the senate. house the - price for some tno.t a and our real required year gcd Dy the asking govern- olds. Messenger. rapid gait terial. matter if he does not wish to d a-- and to cover and .The office of insurance eommis-- 1 ment to $5,000,000 on Rio year Hagerman estate men are it a d'ffi.-n- lt deposits, apply thr ' spend finding Of course, some of this material, cuss it, but evidently he has given : is to be Democrat matter to the funds to the following purposes to "oner occupied by Remigin Grande drainage. Lynd, supply wants of the which is strictly military in consideration to it: What is the ea- bonded off con-- 1 Mrabal of A bill called on the state COLFAX v ho are to pay debt; to pay McKinley county. in the house people seeking buy homo? ter, is of no use to any one and must planation for thjs delay in the publi-b- e with he house abolish Gov-th- in this Clovis re-- ' - tracts the government: to piy designed to the boundary commission including city. people are destroyed. Already the gov rn- cation of the casualty lists? portion of the operating expen- - office and which it was pointed on! crnor Larrazolo and former attorney luctant to put their property on the hundreds of tons Mr. Chamberlain. it is a ' The Gregory Furniture store began ment has destroyed Well, a on mc noon - wa ' ses to be raised by levy in the wouia leave tne insur- general Clancy to 'report, it !mnviW int it. :,;t, In .h. "",rKC . "ow'"S w' of hicrh explosives, which had been long story, - ' I - to from onerfo-trt- an" companies in New nassed A senate mc to move into mar- -' district (limited operating unanimously. former Princess theatre building yes compelled other assembled at various points, awai'- Mr. Borah Is it a just story? rwo-imr- - nu ters and there arc none to be bad. to ot inu totui expennt'.u- ..nuci jn av.in.auy irm oi mormi cans upon me vuiicu v terday afternoon ing shipment to France. This was Mr. Chamberlain. Yes and i;o. - was ir. res) ana ro meet current ani mis- "; juiiuvisiuu, acieawu to tumisn mucn nccaea siansncs to ( .u. n fi Journal. in the .merest ot punnc fake the Battle of the Argontio Tor- - cellaneous - the house upon the motion of R. L Adiutairt General Baca for the com- - '"'V ,1f,t 1 tf satriy chirges. L,J A TS O. the of this sort of material for instance. I here young nil-i- t A....,! O f I I storage rst, many anrls iinsil'tajilfl fnr irnVatinn nr Baca, author of the bill, to recal' it nn nf New Mexico's historv ill '. . s n- v- oc oi uiovi... nave l T I s ton usini ooii was a constant menace to any com- men were killed, and iindir the in . tK , - ' "ew iroi.t still in progrcss.-Ra- .... i :. f,.. .' ' neyonu ine rcacn oi .'fr,r. .amu ..i.i..auic :.i.c:mu.ii- line war. grocery nrp u.,,!rh near which it was situated. tense fire there it was impossible .... nit v. ' i D I t .... Kange. Idi"! tori it t It A Ku r inrr fnrivinrlii . munity j f. It is estimated, that there is ahr-"- even to go where thev were, or to a Loses I S. nlaced before the senate ' bv h Clovis National Bank payment of share of the extense County Project f.ra The cuP.icd $1,000 0000",0 of merchandise, which bury them, until later. The result the failure S'000.00? state' nn,,t mtin, rf . "? Pnlf,, Kooers & & in any given district. County asses Following of the Curry this week a bill for a . iZt. p?:J"ito 'Temple. Austin Son is suitable for rtvil'an use, now in was that it was quite difficult ia sors are required by the new law to county residents to secure support bond issue for the construction of '. will run their two stores, .one at the and for because of wounds . .. . f t J . A ...... C I , . 1 . t A . I M:nrni. agricultural com the hands of the government many instances, fn Ann a u. dim t a " of Main street and ontain tne names ot lanonoioen anrj tuu.njr ana.ui.i roaas. a t', tor uoan oi ucn.ai :. - - Q..foot the other the has no need and natural to ...... 1 ,,,;. 1 ii' ' ir u,v."" - - ' t ..: whirh government decay, identify many Melrosei"". in the rtar. ni n..n.:na- - ..... ,,MnH- - ,v.,.,,j' : .1.. fhe such in 'with- r, .. ... i ui iici ui mam. acreage they represent, r- .. ' : c'"""".c" representation of dcleeatcs. iui It would bea criminal waste of mater-- ; of them. There might have been, formation to be used by the county county as tne county seat, a vncnts bv the senate. A lull provi.1- - Mr. Rogers is from Oklahoma, hav-- I ial this merchandise, and we will of illustration - to destroy say, by way commissioners. County treasurers second proposed Larrazolo county jng an increase of pool room licen- ..!!- .- ing been in the grocery business in it would be ruinous to the market 50 of them lost in that way and 50 made exofficio of the laid on the table Wednesdav ... rereiveH in tlw senate with ,.r-- . tnat state tor a i. umber ot Con- - are treasurers I -- :lH ...... f ..! years. for to sell it. others were temporarily missing after the on ire icmfil a .ac u. "" w. Temnle lived In Tin.,.'. the government districts in their counties, and are afternoon, committee one raising the age at which boys within his to h,. . fr Homer P. Snyder, of the trom their command. Tliey sought nas - knowledge thei"some .. oneI lili pressman allowed $10 per each 25,000 acres to county lines in tnat nouy report- may be admitted to pool rooms " was a eharire r,re - ,imc' ,lme hav,n8 the 33d New York Drstrict, has been j to identity those individuals the n ed on Venceslao Tor- - .! pay expense of district autrrnistra-tio- it Romero of New Mexico from 18 to 20 years. aLms? last contract between Clovis ind this" subject considerable red and the temporarily missing ia ranee the new ' r.r ' ' - in individual levies offered proposition Incident Of House UrLih , ,l Tin. Grady- He ha . also a od a b:ll in collecting ' casepn. tr al in : h4 thought and has introduced order not to harass needlessly the whirh Wr...lH m nu,nch -. frntn . .I.J...:- - ... - S -- - .v,-...- ,i, for development purnoses. r : k- un munuar a inuiunuu tjx- , f th p,,,, R.vne' ronrr Tuea. .wv., fhe House of Representatives which fathers and mothers and friends of . w trom and 16 i business. a! Firat Law Passed lorrance, i Ouadalupe cude the reoorter of a Santa Fe'j... .t.. t.: ..i.,. provides that, with the exception of the boys at home. That is the The bill introduced Dr. Skeen. newsper from the house a finRe "of $5? but' which is perishable, the pose of it not to give to the public Democrat of Eddy county, making T wa eo y t has Sdto the district court.- - DE BACA government shall not in any oniSythe name of a soldier until they have in New Mexico fmos Wefi; Vin a a a appealed abortion a felony .J Varney, gtviiiff speaker spoke warning against R., Rep0r,er, fiscal year offer for sale within the had the casualty lists verified. VS'l- -' was the fk9t law to be signed by the uuuniy wiiii tax vaiuaiion oi of the sarcastic way in which of repetition m United States, or any its posses- Mr. Borah. I can understand per-sion- governor after the legislat:ve pay 500,000. I the rennrter had retecred to memoersi t t..j t . . . raiiaf rmimiurr sumri more than 20 per cent, of fectly how that would be true at the bills were Child Bill nroceedines of house of M. C. Hinderlider. consulting en-- 1 and expense approved. Uboa and the the merchandise or supplies it has time the conflict was being waged The bill for the A bill introduced week A letter from the --- 1- senate providing this by oresentatives. xtArJ.tflY'7.J. in its possession by reason of the and for a considerable time there-rece- nt and No 81 anchard a fine of from man intention Hinderlider. Denver, Colo., has. cleanliness of town villages. provided newsnaoer discla'ming ?.. . war. after, and I am not raising this point On of half to a sen- -' to house on l,.:jt'Z bee.n here Part of the week making. 14, is now law. petition $50 $200 or thirty day jail to offend was read the !, vr' i' J' !:' .V. u"! Would Protect Business for the purpose of discussion; but 1 town of 300 or tence for of ch Idren un-- matter of : surveys, w. n tne the voters of any employers ! Tuesday and the ejecting liIty 0n two and was fined Pre,,imi,1.ary oDject In of his bill, Congress-- suppose every Senator has had nu-m- an I a new dam determin-- 1 sneaking more population, the justice of the der 16 in certain lines of work, chil- - him was dropped. "5. ' locating site, merous letters on the I h.V. c- Snyder says: subject, and all able bodied men dren under 18 in or em- - Hidaleo Boundaries i -- cost ot construction, et- peace may order others, the County ::,,xty dayjl:. tn la L:.. "J "I am told that there probably never have been able to explain why 18 work a or of 21 new j 11 over years old to day ployment women under at work The b'll creating the county ed. Raton will not be less than a billion dol-,- " is that weeks, going on two a to remove and them to all of bound' Reporter. - pay dollar trash, that compels stand day. Hidalgo gives the following lars' worth of competitive merchan- months, after the armistice was sign-dis- e on similar may Mx 48 a DONA ANA another day petition days totaling hours week Janes: Jas. W. Johnson, Jr. of has left on hand that the govern-le- d the casualty list is still coming and al- is made em- - NW corner of Roy be used for mending streets the mavimum time of Beginning at the accepted a position as head aardin- - ment w'll have to find some method out day by day. It does seem a f ne for - 21 13 N. M. P. leys. The law includes ploying children in permitted occupa- Twp S. Rg. W. M; er at the New Mexico Reform School of of. This, if thrown me that within a short time after or dead animate in tions. of W. the SW. corner of Encouraging Report disposing onjto leaving rubbish Employers by the terms thence to at and will assume the du- - Las Cruces has fever the market in one lot, or at any the armistice was signed and after and a fine for jus- the law would be 20 S. 17 thence N. to Springier gotten the any the town limits, proposed required Twp. Rgi W., ties of the position. H's wife, who and is into the oil business.: one time, would be, to my mind, the the settlement of the difficulty an tices who do not enforce the street to obtain certificates school; the NE. corner of Twp. 18 S. Rg. getting has been a teaclier in that institu-- 1 Geologists claim that the formation, most destructive process of disposal accurate statement of casualties cleaning. superintendents to allow them to em-- j 18 W., thence W. along the Twp. tion for be found. And could be 'made. It is the 18 a long time, also has a(of this vicinity is very favorable to' that could possibly suspense, and when school is in line between 17 and S. to the - For Better Government ploy children, ppsition. the of oil, and' some way must be determined, in the agony of suspense, that is even 24. been lession. it wrtnlrl he tltecral tn have Knnnrfarw line between New Mexico probabilities striking Senate hill No. which has ...... r. . an is in course of com-- 1 order to th eindustries of worse than the knowledge, cnuaren woric. ot tnence a. to tne ctir organization protect passed and signed confers on boards at ine Doara nd Arizona: aw.iM d..:j. a nlction to determine whether or not this country, for the distribution or Mr. Chamberlain. I am inclined health would be to re-- 1 of New Mexico; thence E mj.j com-- 1 If trustees of incorporated villages given power corner ine attent'on of the public has their theories are correct. disposal of such competitive to agree with the Senator, as are mc khiu ui wur has Mr. Borah. I of 500 souls the. same powers, Buiaic yuuuu aiong ine imcriiiMi many times been called to the scar-- The trustees of this modifies as the government now simply wanted to uuuer uv uu. ...v j company arc) flow conferred on io wuuiu icriiiiiicu iu rne DCIWCen new ukaiw .u city of good residence in Frank Mark B. on hand. . know whether or not there was any incorporated The house ttie workmens of Mexico to a point where property Herron, Thompson,! towns for their good government, passed Republic this city for rental purposes Scar- - Fred S. Hess, F. A. Hawley, B. F.j "Take, for instance, the question of!reaso" that we "ld assign to the which line de-fa- and welfare.. compensation act, provides said international boundary a but some one look-- R. P. M.i knit I am wno write us- - "vvhy order thence North-thre- e eely day passes Weiscnhorn, Porter, Frank underwear. told, and, ln:eoP,Ie The has also signed the that disability for a period of from turns Northerly; ing for a suitable house in which to and M. O. I am that there governor weeks 520 weeks must SW. corner of the Coun-oai- d Hayner Llewellyn. nearly correct, bill wh:ch raises the salarv to bejerly to the live, comes in and ask for Cox is a is on hand to-d- 125,000,000 '!;Mr. Chamberlain. I am frank to enate for bv emnJover rates nf thence informa. W. W. heading company' shirts of the state game warden to $3,000 the at tv Tuna; Northerly along live, comes in and ask for information to orosoect for oil east of the Organ and drawers, both wool and cotton. 'av that from th evidence taken line of Luna j from $2,000. A committee had mean- varying) from $6 to $12 weekly; and the Westerly boundary in to same. in his San If such amount of as before our committee there is no ex-w- as in case of death regard They are nearly mountains, at Augustine any goods that time sought to place the salary at funeral expenses to the 5'h standard parallel South; all cases turned with the an- - Las Cruces Citizen. thrown on the market it would cuse ;or a" of There is an of be collected de-- i to SE. corner away ranjh. wh'ch amendment was lost. $75 may by the thence Westerly the swer "There is not a vrcant house the business in knit cus.e so,,le. The Red Cross (3,600, his em 25 14 thence goods f House Bills Approved pendents of a worker from pf Twp. S. Rg. W.. of kind to be had." A number This Month for at least 12 months. 1,ad information on a lot of these the of beginning. any Chautauqua has signed a house ployer. Northerly to place of men have come here with in - The Ellison-Whit- e Chautauaua Co.. knit ap-'- P ihe ar The governor Public the "What applies to goods ?efre Department No. 15, the examination Health Measure of Raton their of has announced dates for to almost we can d,d- - Ve,had Mr. Castle, of the Red bill, raising The house jtention making ,iome, Chicago, plies everything fee to practice taw in the state from on Wednesday went 1.42MM RANGE COWS AND uui uu Mtcuuui ui ineir to uas truces warm situ think of. Take the general line of itioTt our committee. We house into committee of con- STATE mammy ueginning it Mr. $IS to $50 for each applicant; the whole to 3,13MM SHEEP IN find a desirable house to live in they running for five days. This is one hardware. There is in the depart-1- " Keppel, Assistant Secretary 3252 sider the ur- - ; . L r , , .. . . . wn imme-o- bill No. 24 amending paragraph public health bill be nir never ana con- - or ment y $100,000,000 worth Var: had the matter f Holm O. unng ineir lam lies tne Iinest i.nautauqua companies nearly 1915 codification relat ve to ged by Bursum oresidentl A rerenr reoort of R. F. Hare. sequently we lose citizens. on the road. It will be followed such as diately in charge in the War Depart-pick- of the and Tombs of many hardware, shovels, hoes, the of justices of the John secretary of the field agent for the department Raton Reporter. three weeks later by the Radcliffc hammers, axes, monkey wren- - ment, before us. Mr Keppel went jurisdiction 70 New Mexico health Mexico ov t peace in replevin suits: No. fixing association. The agriculture, shows that New company, which was so successful dies, and things of that sort, manu- - France to undertake to nr.d time for holding of court in tax for carrying on public health has 261.000 head of horses; 20,000 Are Homo here factured in all of the " what the difficulties were ind the the work it was Remodeling last spring. parts country: the seventh judicial district in Sierra informally agreed is to mules; 84,000 milk cows; 1,325.000 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Staehlin are re- Las Cruces, through a combination and if, these goods are thrown on to ' correct them, so that we the ue one one ana would county; and No. 81. relative to mi irom iounn to eigntn other cattle; J,U5,wu sneep; modeling their home at 906 North of circumstances, has been fortunate; the market by auction without very) ret speedier returns, but for clerks and more d;s-i,o- reason the Red Cross giving of bond by connty rain, ine siaie Doara, is g:ven 000 swine, Richardson and are putting every in being able to secure tne two careful consideration, it would was not codi- over S. in 1910, informa-try- , amending lection 1441 of the auinorny tne local boards, and the last U. Census, thing in the best shape. When com- - highest classed Chautauqua companies rupt the whole business of this to give out the vaccination school " fication. of children is to the number of the ditlerent classes pieteo tnis wu De one ot tne pret - the road and a treat is m: tion it had until af'er the armis'ice con- be once in seven fol- ,0n great A house bill authom ng the required , years of livestock has increased by the tiest little homes in the city. Ros--j store for our people. Las Cruces Limit Annual Sales. as siimed or very shortly before schools into dis- rather than every year as originally : Horses, 69 per well Record. tl,al "me-ca- solidation of rural . lowing percentages Citizen. "Now, I am as anxious as any man schools are in two written into the bill. ; mules 33 cent ; milk cows, 63 tricts though the cent per possibly be to see our economic No Excuse For This or more counties was also passed Wenld Classify Lends per cent ; swine. 102 per cent. Range Homesick For Roswell conditions on Oi I never have been able see decreased S in EDDY go comfortably. to ar and approved. Baird in the senate and Llewellyn rattle have per cent Dr. and Mrs. Frank Talmage are v we can not continu-- , reason for I ! course, go along that. think they ought Four Resolutions in the house offered laws to classify number in ten years, with a similar expected to arrive n the city within not Reservoirs ously at the high rate of speed wcto have ieen permitted to give it all resolutions, which do alt the public land in the state and reduction in the numoir oi sneep. the 'next few days to make their Plenty Of Water In have been on the war, because here Red Cross Four came - A visit the two reservoirs of going during out, wetf make lawi but which call attention pjace valuations on it. Values of sheep and range home here once more. They recent- to but it would be a simple n atter nurses that attended the in sentiment of the A bill increased sheep moved intend Carlsbad Project shows them Jo be very hospitals to the att'tude or senate introduced takes up have greatly, going y to Salisbury. Md, ' to us into confusion 'f due France where men cither all m in full the water in Mc- - throw young died, state as expressed by its represen- the irrigation laws so far enact- Irom an average oi o.oi miring tn itiv there, but the west eallerl to overflowing, care is not taken to dispose of these from wounds or from disease. A ed $8.50 head at Millan twenty-si- x feet on tative have been passed and signed and practically codifies them into ten years to per pres; too loudly and too urgently. The standing tremendous amounts of merchandise man would write a letter ts No. 1 on the one law on M Ik cows in the while Lake Avalon young Senate joint resolution the subject. ent prices. incrcasea doctor has written many of his gauge, H'e government has on hand. My his mother or to his sister or to member in MeNico from $33,16 on - . back railroad death of John A. Gorden a Baird also introduced a bill prohi- value New here and told of the home- tends beyond the bridge idea is that if we should dispose of in this and hand term in 1910 to $75 at s If it were not for somebody country of the senate elected for this biting big employers from requiring an average present ckness for Roswell again and they evaporation W cent, of any item of mer-'- it to the Red Cross nurse, and those com-- in strain. decided cannot re-- 1 and there is enough water per was the first to be signed. their workers to trade at the j due largely to improvement inave that they seepage, chandise any fiscal year it Cross, and they were not on neao kos-we- during permitted Benate memoral No. 1, calling pany store. Mules now average fjUJU per main in the east tny longer. in storage to carry tne larmers would not tend to to any! to them to the to whom Ifolden of $97.50 nirte ago. thru the season, but the loss give people Recrionat Director Hale Baca in, the house offered a bill as against years Record. coming extent the business of the countrv. were addressed. That may have to con- a on mis- - Horses are worth $62 a head in this will in all be more than they the railway administration putting penalty fake and ' probability like the wheat proposition, been all but it never has eem-th- is 1910 $43.- - the snows in And, right, tinue half rates on livestock feed, leading advertising, which is called state, and in they averaged CURRY made up by melting is one that interests the wh ile d all to me, and I have no thus water : right and No. 6, memorializing congress misdemeanor. 183. the mountains, insuring and the could hecn satisfied with and waste s for the under the country, country any explanation to reclaim swamp, arid, Baca soldier memorial bill carry- crops project. $200,000,1100 of the various items that has been to be made, of a was BURSUM APPOINTED TO BE Case Carlsbad up attempted" lands for the benefit discharged ing $45,000 for building reported Manslaughter la Woody Argus. the governmcntjvill have to dispose of The reporting of the casualties tailori and marines, were favorably by the bouse. Baca als NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN The jury in the case of John without much with have been There soldiers, R. of recent- - interfering very ought to improved. and received executive ap. has a bill authorizing the nse of Woody charged w'th having shot John Means, Hope, it would not be -- here Red passed C A Bar ranch any industry, and tters came over to the convict labor to build the scenic Holm O. Bursum of Socorro re and killed J. H. Gillreth returned a ly purchased the a for the Government individual cases to ' A move his great hardship are sr many that Pliouse joint resolution JIo. 9 highway, from the state capital to cognized as an outstanding figure verdict of manslaughter. motion near Elk, and will family to have to the balance. heart that one Pecos in councils of for new been made and from to the acquired carry appeal to the hardly the United States house of represen- the country. the the Republican a trial has Hope newly "My bill dots not prevent the gov-- j i(now, vvhere to start and where to of Other Measures It was announced will be Unce at the close of school. 1 tative! urging that the secretary Man' party by State heard by Judge property The, ernment's disposing of any merchan-- ,top in discussing the situation. be 327 R. ; rancn ana u the department of the interior Of bills introduced up to last George Craig Saturday, day of next week. is large part oi is water- d;se on hand to outside the Take case of an old classraa'e - 95 ed land from the Pe- - parties the asked t Investigate- 4jie irrigation Monday in the house, but were has been selected by the state central .Woody shot and killed (jillreath being irrigated United States. This would render mine, at ard Lee basin success committee he New Mexico's (his brother-in-la- last Aumist i nasco river. It is an old proposition !f Washington possibilities of the San Juan acted, upon. The chances of to repre- at to sucn mercnanaise , who two sons in i Run- - it possible place University, had and include development in that sec- of a mass of other legislation may sentative on the national committee Hollene. The shooting occurred not formerly owned by Segrist and at the disposal of the desolated re Franca, both lieutenants. One of tion in the federal reclamation pro-cra- m therefore be judged. The house bill: to fill the unexpired term of Chas. far from where both men 1 ved. theviyan, Mr. Kunyan becoming the owt of France. Belgium, or other them was a staff officer, not however ' A. been Clovis News. er at death of Mr. Carls- gn'ons young was also approved. for state law translator Spiess. having neighbors. the Segrist. war-tor- n countries of 22 old. He was a in-b- Europe. over years given Msseh Work Anen4 was accepted by the house after the) Mr. Bnrsum will serve as ad ill bad Current. mission and - 111 dangerous to perform, As la soal the remaining seven had bfcen considerably modified terim committeeman until the elec- Muck Bunding la he it like a man; and Indicat-'on- s have and his performed of the session will in all likeli- bv amendment in the upper house. tion of a delegate to the" national are that there will be Several cases of smallpox The County Agriculturist when he wounded, to die, day II convention held in much in Clovis in Carlsbad his week and assistants are the:r plans for lay down, hood overtop the preious 53 days of the Lobato offered a b to make the to be June of building activity this appeared making he wrote a message: to his command- as four next rear. He is mentioned as a There are numbers of houses while no serious cases have been the "Farmers Short Course which session in work accomplished, term of county officers years year. ing officer telling; him why he had committees haw snade in instead of two. logical candidate for election to the under construction and building has reported, the 'people generally arc will be held in the County the last progress March and the first two failed in his mission. That m?ssae the analysis f msbc 400 bills intro- Agalsssi Long f Hellene four year term as committeeman at not really commenced for the year being vaccinated as a preventative week of . ot Citizen. (Continued on page five) duced, and actio amay now ht ex-- The senate passed a resolution, at that at many arc waiting for spring (Continued mi page four.) weeks April Clayton MA J. ALBERT D. SMITH PRINCESS DE BRAQANZA MODEL PRISONER WANT PEACE MAY REMOVE . IS JAIL BREAKER TREATY FIRST TURKISH RULE OF DISORDERS MARKET to A Tl Silk Shirts and Snuff Changed QUOTATIONS THIRTY-SEVE- SENATORS SIGN Into Steel Saw That Does ACTION TAKE BY PEACE ENVOYS GERMANY SUFFERING FROM GEN Western Union News Service THE LODGE RE- - f Newspaper RESOLUTION TO INTERNATIONALIZE ERAL INTERNAL TROUBLES the Work. DK.MVKR MAKKBT1. JECTING COVENANT. CONSTANTINOPLE. FROM POLITICS. Cattle. Oeneva, 111. Way back In November FRt steers, choice to prime 15.00 ftl6.6 Deputy Sheriff Herman Vierke, mak Fat steers, good to choice. 13.50 if 13.00 his Fat steers, fair to good,... 11. 50Jf 13.50 lug rounds in Geneva's new "tight ilelfers. prjme 10.50(8 11.80 ULTIMATUM IS ISSUED and foolproof" Jail, came across a pris- Cows, fat, good to choice.. 10. 00' 11.00 END OF OTTOMAN RULE REDS LEAD OUTBREAK oner Cows, fair to good OO'ie 8.75 sawing way on the nice new Cows, medium to fair,,., 7.50 W 8.50 shining bars of his cell. Cows, canners 5.50 6.25 SMALL CHANCE PEACE TREATY "Saw Bulls 7.00W 9.00 away, my friend," said Vierke, Veal calves lI.0OHfl4.5O WILL BE RATIFIED IF LINKED NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN UKRA- SOLDIERS' COUNCIL VOTES FOR confident of the powers of Feeders, good to choice... 14.50'b 14.60 resisting 12 00 the cell bars. "Just you saw, saw Feeders, fair to good 10.50m WITH LEAGUE. INIANS AND POLES HAVE STRIKE IN MANY LOCAL- Htockers. good to choice.. lO.SOIrll.Ss and saw. It's fine exercise for you atockers, fair to good . . . . 9.00 10.60 BEEN BROKEN OFF. ITIES, IS REPORT. and It won't hurt our nice little jail Boca. NVu I imiMT I'nlon News Service. bit If it wasn't against the rules Good hoc a .$L6..',0 17.00 Western I'nlon News Service. would let you amuse forever, Washington, March I. IhH uc-lio-n New Service. Newjrpaper yourself I!y Wfitern Newspaper I'nlon BfJt the saws." Sheep. ill thirty-seve- Seinilcirs mid Iterlln, March 1. The out gimme 3. breaking Lambs, fat .I15.50iil6.0O Paris, March The peace confer- Remember, this was way back in 14. 75 ' 15.25 in siciiim; I lie Lotlgc reso- of Spin'lacan disorders in Munich ia Lambs, feeders, good . ence commission on Greek affairs d November. Just for the sake of the Lambs, fair , . 13.50 14.50 lution the in in n Cen- feeders, 10.00 opposing league plan its Hi t reported speelul dispatch. Kwes , SOU'S' nl lengili the new nil loll to rule, however, Vierke made sure the - form tite nations tral Germany is in the throes of u Kwes, feeders . 6.00'U- 7.60 piescnt represented lie erented in Asiu Minor. The gen-er- ill llie pence eon f'tenee lire widspread political strike affecting pill Upon plan adopted for the dissolution Dressed Poultry, Hint vniuni large of Thuriuglu and on notice, sny licpiihllcuii lenders. t is elim- VuKrn pans Saxony, The following prices dressed of the Ionian empire total Nwpr are IF. O. Ihe.v run elilerlnill no of ;l Anhalt, and through its effects upon poultry net li. Denver hope speedy of liilernatlonal-izalio- n 1 ui No. . . ftf 9 ination that empire, railroad communications is a Keys, Is ...28 Uilifieiiiioii of Hie pence treaty if it anil Hie casting Turkeys, old toma . . .23 f25 of 'oiisiniitlnopio Anita Stewart of New Jtney, . . & 20 contains llie il III ion sinister shadow over Hie entire nation. Turkeys, choice ...IS league roust mill straits, creation of a Turkish state In who la the wife of Dom Miguel at Hens ...22 WHS K i MaJ. D. in command of The workmen in have vot- 24 'hut if Hie.v insist i i ; t Albert Smith, lihera-tlo- n Leipzig B upon k the the of Asia coi'sin to the of Ducks, young .... ' eenter Minor and Biaganza, ed a u .20 (921 I the tquedron of four army airplanes by li'eiiiendoiis majority for (ieese peiiee league ilnn a pn It of he pence of nil uiilinmilitles from Turkish have the distinction of 14 which arrived at Hazlehurst field, Mln- - Portugal, may strike. Is without Hoosters .12 rent V they will ilo so with full knowl- rule. the first American girl to become general Leipzig gas, eola, L. I., after a tranicontinental being or or railroad coinniunica-- t Live edge of llie Cue il will meet m llie a queen. Effort is being made at the elecfricity Poultry. flight from San Dieqo. Cal ion. The strike at Halle, which In- Turkeys, 9 lbs. or .over. . . i32 hands of the I'niied Stntes Seniile. Warsaw Negnt iutions lit Lcinberg present time to reinstate the former Hens, lb. . US 25 cludes the men, continues ab i 20 Mas- leuveen ihe interallied mission nnd King Manuel of Portugal, but it is ru- railway lucks, young ... Washington. Semitor Lodge of and even and tel- Ueese m 17 the I'oies nnd hnve heen mored that he hat refused the offer, solute, telephonic sachusetts, the Kcpiihlieiin lender, MONROEDOGTRINESAFE rkriilnhins communication is in- Springs (322 hl'okcll It found in tnis case Dom Miguel de Braganza egraphic being Broilers, 1!J to 2 20 n resolution proposing llnil off, being illiposslhle terfered with. A strike has lo Ihe Ukrainians nnd I'oies lo vvculd be the pretender to the throne. general the Seniile go on reeord ns opposing gel broken out at Erfurt and In many on a line of be- . 91.25-- llie npploMli of Ihe ron.st il III ion of tlltf WILL NOT ASK THE SENATE TO agree ileinurcalion in Jacks, dozen .$1.00 other cities central Germany. . . , l.Ooa 2.25 1. tween their forces. ilosllHHes are Cottontails ensile of Niiiions ns now nuii RATIFY PEACE LEAGUE WILL MEET AT BERNE Is shut off from rail com- the iniinediiiie of jahoiit to lie resiinieil, it Is reported. uaas. tuvorihg munication Willi the outside world as - I case count. .$10.50- penee uilll cllllii liv wilhoilt walling a of a strike. Hoth So- Eggs, strictly fresh, Paris. week of Ihe result railway the working 0111 of ihe league phm. HOUSES VALIDATE INFOR- The eighth cialist and trade union offi- llulter. (BOTH peace conference opens witli increased MAY DESTROY ALL GERMAN parties Soliitlor Lodge eplesled llllil ni moim MAL WAR CONTRACTS LET cials are endeavoring to prevent tlie Creameries, ex. 1st grade effort by the winking commissions to SHIPS SURRENDERED. lb .48 eoneiii for iiiinieilinie etmsiderntion of BY UNITED STATES. spread of the strike at Leipzig. 2d get their projects ready for consid- Creameries, grade (cold Hie i ion. hut Senntor M.irlin of storage), lb .45 eration when President Wilson, Pre- Process butter .40 .41 Virginia, the I lonioeratic lender, mid PEACE SOCIETIES OF SWEDEN, Copenhagen. The town hall and stock ..27 28 tt'Mli'rn I'tili.fi Ice. mier tleorge and Premier Or- Packing ilniioi Swiiii-o- n of the sumo NvvwliHpi'r Sit l.loyd DENMARK AND the stores In have stale Wasliliit'lon, Feb. SS.- Kurllier im- lando return to Paris. No one is more NORWAY, Leipzig, Saxony, joined in simultaneous objection nnd HOLLAND MARCH 5. been closed as a result of strikes hy Vegetables, portant expressions of opinion on the anxious for prompt action than the Beans, Navy, cwt .$s.oos 9.00 the resolution went over under llie Hie liourgeoise, according to a dis- 4.50 ' 5.0O I'iiKiie of Nations cnuie from Presi-ilcti- l French commissioners, who want to Beans, I'into, cwt rules. patch from Berlin. Tlie town of Er- lil'UIIH. l.iiiiu, lb .15 Wilson in his conferences lit the hasten not only the completion of the Western Union News Service. Beuris, green, lb 35 I'lllihle to secure consideration of Newspaper Prussian Saxony, Is without elec- .30 25 eapitol, from Senator Hitchcock of peace treaty, bin the adoption of the furt, Beans, wax, lb 'a Ills measure Semitor Lodge rend the Loudon, Feb. L'7. The question of tric light and street car service as a Beets, new, cwt 2.0il'(f 2.50 Nebraska, chairman of the foreign l.eugiie of Nations plan us an integral Brussels sprouts ., .15 V .17 of thirty-seve- of the destruction of the surrendered result of the strike there, and mimes members the coniiuit lee, in an address to of it. An for a revision general CabbaKe, 'olo i.hit pari opening Ihe workers are the Inime-dint- e cut .10 S 100 In xl Sennie, which will consider the the Semite, and from senators and of the that will not threaten the German warships Is ti matter for the demanding Carrots, plan socialization of mines and fac- Cuuliflower. lb Ai'gi .17 pence irciity, who, Ihe iniiiorily leader representatives who alleiided the din- Integrity of Ihe league appears to be pence conference to dechTe, according Celery, homegrown, doz,... ..5 1.50 I tories and the of soldiers h. h.. 3.00'u) 3.50 said. favor his resolniion. In Ihe Hat ner at the While House. M. French for- to an announcement made in the recognition Prisoner Cucumbers, doz. hioadeiiing. Pichon, and workmen's council. Escapes. Lettuce, head, doz 1.25 i 1.60 lend hy .Mr. Lodge were Ihe nnnies of President Wilson, in discussing llie eign minister, lias indicated that he House of Lords hy the Karl of i.ytton, Onions, cwt 2.25 (& 3.00 Gorman ti hold- hold more 2.i'i0 several licpiihlh iin Semilors elect. The h with members of and will amendments lo an civil lord and government ps lire prisoner did not get of any onions, cwt l.WI'yl ague (ingress offer relating paillaiiieiitiir.v secretary In 1'otatoes, new, cwt l.)0'' 2.00 Is one-thir- d ing tlie town of Iliiiiiboi'ti, the ltuhr saws. The from then on was lotnl of thirty seven more llniii also at a conference Willi newspaper international force. to tlie admiralty. prisoner Hadishes, long hothouse... .3D 11' .35 industrial after a fight in a model. other a 3,'i'u) .40 of the membership, or enough correspondents, expressed confideiKv Il Is thought Hint the conference region, Every day striking Itadlshes, round, hothouse.. which n number of Spartnenns were blond called, the model Turnips, cwt l.iU'H 1.75 lo defenl rnlificntloii of Ihe pence III the success of the plan. may consider oilier amendments such Feb. 27. An international bringing pris lterne, killed. The government troops cap- oner clean silk shirts and snuff. treaty for which n two ililrds vote Is lie also let it he known that he as be regarded In America ns conference for a HAY AM (iRAlX MARKET. limy League of Nations, tured 111! A few seniilors whose names has of conclusion of to remove the of prisoners. Then one day Vierke found the F.' o. B. Denver, Carload I'rices. required. every expectation necessary ambiguity will open at Heme, March 5. It has broke out anew In Munich were mil on Mr. u few in this affect the Monroe Hinting nodel prisoner's cell empty. Two of Hay. the lisl, Lodge sniil, pence within months and clauses that might been organized by peace societies of there. ad- according to a correspondent Che "toolproof" cell bars had been Buying Prices. iilso have advised him of their support connection said lliat territorial doctrine, the right of secession from I Holland 00 Sweden, Norway, iciinivrk, Three thousand Spartacau soldiers cut. later Nell was Colorado upland, per ton. .$22. 23.00 of hit resoliilii.n. justments the most delicate the and Ihe methods of using and Il will k day Gallagher Nebiaska. ton 20.0021.00 presented league Switzerland. be attended inarched to tlie building! arrested at Cedar Ia. per problem Work on all other force recalcitrant nations. parliament Itaplds, l'ruiiie Hay, Colorado and remaining. against also hy league of nations and peace In an effort to force the diet to pro- Nebraska, per ton 20.00 'u 21.00 he Is near-lii- g is "I'm not spoofin'. It was easy. I MADE SHORT ADDRESSES. iiuesllons, stated, rapidly French apprehension growing society delegates from England, in Timothy, per ton 23.01) 'if 24.00 In Ger- claim u sovicl republic Bavaria. silk threads from the shirts, ton 19.00 V 20.00 the commissions over Ihe of Austro-Hiingar- pulled Alfalfa, per completion hy danger anarchy France, Italy, Germany and The German national ac- South Park, uer ton 22.00 a 23.00 Governors and Meet and lo bundle it. The French delegates, there- - assembly, stuck snuff on the threads and 'sawed Mayors uppoliited many. to a from Weiinar, Gunnison Valley, per ton.. Jl.00tjrs2.0e Hear Wilson. The President was 111 ex-- desire to hasten Hie conclusion cording dispatch and saved and sawed' right through straw, per ton 5.00 'ai 0.00 emphatic fore, national bill on third Hn. White his belief that III no - Ihe and in passed the army the nice shiny bars," explained Galla Washington. ipciiing pressln; particu- ( penee treaty Incorporate Washington, Feb. 27. President Urala, House conference of and Inr did tlie constitution of It measures for the which reading. gher. 100 governors proposed protection Wilson told members of the congres Oats. Neb. lbs., buying $2.45 on lime business nnd the conflict with the Ainericun have from the League "Snuff?" queried Vierke. Corn chop, sack, selling 3.10 inayoi'N pence league they expected sional relations committees Anarchists. Corn in 3.05 Wilson with .Monroe doc- - M. thla foreign Cossacks Defeat Snuff hell !" Gallagher came back. sack, selling prohlems, President prom- constitution or the 'of Nations. Pichon, reflecting that unless the United entered White cornmeal, per 100 lbs 4.01 I States volunteer A ised thai Ihe federal government rlne. ivlew, said . that every one wants a Ekaterinodar. The army That was emery dust. silk thrend Yellow cornmeal per 100 lbs 4.0(i the League of Nations the league of the Kuban which made a and dust has It 40 on Gluten feed, sacked, selling 3.34 ivoiild consider itself the servant of government established in Cossacks, emery got ways 100 . 1.76. responsible would fail and chikos nod turmoil be- in the Bran, Colo., per lbs, selling. the states, nnd counties' -- President Wilson Kpent with which peace-- may lie clean sweep of the Bolslievlki any steel saw ever made." municipalities Washington. Cerniany yond description would result in Eu- In sol vim; readjustment and two hours at Ihe today confer- concluded. northern Caucasus, continues the pur- Flour. prohlems, capllol rope. Views of Itepiiblican members Tatent, 98 lbs., sacked. would its sug- with scores I mem- suit of the reiiinunts of the Bolshevik Hungarian perform duty, guided hy ring of leiuocratic re- CLIMBS BRIDGE IN SLEEP subject to discount Ib. 14 opposing the league constitution as scattered In all 4N gestions of the conference. The Presi- bers of discussing Innumer- Big Revenue Measure Signed. force. Tlie Bolslievlki Hungarian, lbs., sacked, sub t'ongress, to the peace conference appar Vladi- to '2.57 dent Ihe conference dis a to ported directions after tlie capture of ject discount i.t.... said he hoped able executive Mail's, measures Washington. Signing of the revenue Is Rescued Jrlungariau, 24 lbs., sub- - , ently were not changed by the confer- kavkaz the Cossacks. Further de- Structural Ironworker sacked, cussion would assume a wide range, expedite the work of t'ongress before bill by President Wilson puts into op- by Ject to discount 1.3 ence. The President was said to have have been learned In the manner From Perilous Position by Including menus of restoring tabor con- adjournment, patronage and the eration the liiiiililncry for collecting tails told the senators and representatives in which the Bolslievlki last Decem- Fire Department. HIDES AXD PEI.TS. ditions to n normal hnsis ns soon as League of Nations and iiieslions re- $lj,(KKI,iKH),(lOO of taxes this yea'r. High- that the league constitution adopted WO Dry Flint Hides. jmsslhlc, "and to effecting such fresh lated to Ills work at the con- er tuxes went into effect on ber killed more than prominent peace liquor was proposed by Great P.rilain, but Pittsburgh, Pa. Felix Lappelle Butcher, 16 lbs. and up .30c allocations of In lo r and us near hostages, including Generals Itussky 16 lbs industry ference. Leaders were urged by the and soft drinks, including beer, was not tlie one drawn by Gen. should be crowned the country's chain Butcher under ,30c necea-Miry.- and ICadko dl Mitrieff of the Russian all .26c (tie oirenmstnnrcs may tniike President to all appropri- grupejuice, soda water and mineral Fallen, weights pass urgent Sniutts, one of Hie British authorities and several women. The hos- plon dr'.Biner. Bulls and stags .17c Touching on Hie peace confer- ation and oilier measures. While the waters, and on tobacco and on army, Culls .15c on llie league proposal. Drafts pre- In motor to With legs and arms all skinned he he said tin liferent al Purls - lin- - tages were taken trucks salted hides, 6c per lb. less ence, President was al Hie capllol the Sen- luxuries. Anticipating the Ihe find more Dry sented by United States, France Piatlgorsk, southwest of Gonrgievsk, awakentri to himself perched Film Pelts. regarded themselves only as servants ate debuied he S1,(0(i,iMHU0i wheat position of new taxes, thousands of Dry and Ilnly were rejected. Chairman and a cliff. were than 100 feet above the ground' on Wool pelts 25a (Sf ahollt TlMI.IHHI.IKKI peoile of Ihe gallons of w hisky had been withdrawn placed against They Mhort wool 20c guarantee bill. 'lialriuaii Hitchcock of Hitchcock of the Senate committee down Bo- supporting rods over Jack's Run, on pelta world and not as their nnisiers. 'from bonded warehouses shot with niaclilne guns hy Butcher shearlings , 16c the foreign relations committee made government said the President held decisions the of the No. 2 said the the con- that lshevik sailors. Those who showed edge city. and nuirrlan shearings .10c President, within the last week, with tax paid at ll Ills address on llie League of Nations of the league's executive council on Flreinen summoned to rescue Lap-pe- Bucks, Baddies and pieces of pdlta.,15c are anxious lo ill close to e signs of life when the machine guns ferees keep Hie old rate of $,'.1!0 a gallon, - s . Ureea Sailed and the House debated Hie general disarmament would not be binding tin- ceased were hacked to death shinned up the supporting Hide. sympathy with Ihe peoples whom they Hie higher rate of .fti.Ki a gallon firing Cured hides, 25 lbs. and up. deficiency approprial ion measure. til specifically approved by each sig- to a point from which they could No. 1 represent "to find out how we can best now effective. Articles in the "luxury with cutlasses. "Speeding up." measures bore further natory nation, and that consequently thllnv a rope to the man, He was then lureu nines, o lus, ana up. 15lc In Ihelr lives what fliey new Into ef-- ! 2 assist makim: In val- class on which taxes go No. .1415c fruit both houses. The measure the American t'ongress would hnve the dropped slowly to the ground. 1 winh tliein to he by lilvlnn Hieni the feet Include automobiles and motor ac-- J New Government May Fall. Bulls. No. .110 idating about ,2,7"iil.Hio,ii(MI in Infor- opportunity to pass on the apportion- London. The fall of the Lappelle said he bad been a Detroit Bulls, No. 2 .10c that they oiitrhl I" have." goods, possible . opportunity mal war contracts was both cessories, pianos, sporting ment of armament for every nation structural Iron worker and that he Glues, hides and skins. 0 completed, cameras, fire- German government Is reported in nil Kip, No. 1 chewing gum, candy, concerned. The President said this had dreamed of over the No. 2 bodies adopting the conference report. slot toilet and morons special 'dispatches receiver climbing Kip, .16) He German Army Useless. arms, machines, soaps No. 1 .28 section had been misconstrued. from Berlin. The members of the gov- bridge Ironwork. The temperature was Calf, 30c j art goods. The tax is by the No. 2 I 'obleii!:. In the paid between and Calf. 26w2sc opinion expressed Killed and Dead of Wounds. manufacturer. ernment hnve arrived at Iterlln to con midway freeslng point, Branded kid and calf. No. I . 18c by tlie l ulled States army officers Small German suit witli the Workmen's Council, and gero when he performed the stunt. Branded kin and calf. No. . .150 - lint He deal lis Army. Part-cure- d hides, lc lb. less wImi on Washington. during per than' have specialized the ipii'Slioli wur all so Wants to Borrow. Paris. Marshal Foch a manifesto has been issued. All the cured. the among participants far presented lo 2c - -- em- the situation GAG IN Green hides, per lb. less than, of demobilization and readjust- aa availuble statistics show were given Weimar.- The former German tlie council of the great powers tlie correspondents represent OLD WORKS ST. LOUIS cured. ment il Is as The mnnifestc of the enemy forces, lyy General .March as T,.'t."ii,lliln. This peror, learned from competent military terms lo be Incorporated In grave. government Grrea Salted Horaaldr. Is to the Ger- issued from Weimar denounces the No. 1 $7.00i)6.06 there no longer any doubt about the represents only men killed In action or sources, recently appealed the peace treaty. These will lie con- Man Puts Up Security for Hotel Job, No. 2 6.00 terrorist rid of the 6.00, complete iiM'lessness of Hn remnants died of wounds. In the list prepared man revolutionary government for sidered with the naval terms already attempts lo get Then Finds He Has Neither Headless. 50c less. II was said in his behalf that national It fnitli Ponies and glue 3.002.0(, of tlie old (o'i'iiinii army now in regi- by the general staff, Russia led with money. l.uhiniited In the council The mili assembly. proclaims Money Nor Job. - it was for him to continue fulness to the principles of democ mental and battalion departments a total of I.TlKl.iMKi, Germany was sec- Impossible tary terms provide for the disarma- Miscellaneous Markets. olid with I.iKki.ikki and the l ulled living upon the homily and good will ment of down to di- racy. "Greater than the political dan St. Louis. "How would you like to throughout tlerinany. In Hie Ameri- Germany twenty Metal oiMMlii. of Hie Dutch nobleman In whose ensile ger is Hie economic distress," says tji become of Markets. can Third bureau it States last with Approximate visions of m.000 men each, including keeper the silverware at Colorado settlement army intelligence he now resides. Herr llohenzollern. manifesto. "We cannot feed our Hotel a prices: Is estimated in tlie of an figures for other nations were: France, fifteen divisions of infantry and five Jefferson?" stranger asked Bar silver, $1.01 summary it Is said. declared lie had selves from our own supplies until thf Cosmic a here. lb., 1617c. that there are Ifdd,- - !,38T,bOO; F.iiglnnd, ftOO,iKNI; Italy, already of cavalry. Severe restrictions are Stefen, Greek, Lead. $5.26. approximately been forced to borrow I0,(KH next harvest. The blockade is eatlni; exclaimed Stefen. men, of the IS'.HI who 46),(K)0: Turkey, Hlil.iKMi; Belgium, guilders placed on the manufacture of all "Fine," Spelter. $6.35. mostly class, from his and could not continue the vitals of our Thou Tungsten, per unit, $12.00(314.00. have declined to volunteer for Ihe new 102,fXH; Rumania, KKI.IHKI; Serbia and host, classes of war materia. Is, nnd the mil- away people. "Then the Job is yours, Can you a He Hint be be sands from Montenegro, HHJ.tXH). as debtor. asked itary and commercial use of the air- perish daily give security?" Eastern l.lveatork. jinny. a us a allowed at least portion of his pri- plane is limited to llie minimum. nient. Kvery strike brings stef Stefen could and did. He gave Chicago. Hogs Hulk of sales, $17.40. vate fortune. The after nearer the abyss. Only work car 17.60: butchers. $17.40jj 17.70; light, One-thir- government, the st ranger $1,375?, which he. drew 16.."j0(& 17.50; $16.608 Two Fliers Burn to Death. Over d Discharged. save packing, 17.40; considering the matter, agreed lo his us." from the hank. A second ap- throwoiits. $16.00316.50: pigs, good to e in stranger l4iwton, Okln Second Lieut. Wa- Washington. Thirty-nin- per cent and instituted a detailed In- Martial Law Declared Madrid. choice, $14.0016.25. request peared and the money was wrapped in Cattle Beef rattle, Rood, choice and lter Wlrz of Los and Ser- of the army officers on Nov. 11 Ion Madrid. Martial law has been de- Makes to Angeles, pilot, duty vest igat lo determine what portion Flight Keep Engagement. a package for safe keeping and turned prime, $16.5020.00; common and me- geant mislead, both of Post Field, last and X per cent of the enlisted of l1" former for- clared in Madrid and troops are New York. Vlctot dium. $10.75016.60: butcher stock. emperor's supposed Representative over to him. cows and heifers. $7.75. 15.50: canners were killed when the in which personnel had been discharged by Feb. tune was his and what tlie streets. Order has been Helntz of Cincinnati arrived here h plane really portion "I'm afraid I might be robbed," the and cutters. $6.507.75: stockers and they were flying fell. The bodies of 19, the War Department announced, to Ihe government. Investi- restored, but some theaters have been to keep an engagement whlci feeders, good, choice and fancy, $11.25 belonged airplane second stranger said. "You had bet- U'lo.uu: common medium. Itoth men were Iiunie4 recog- on the basis of complete returns to the showed that Hie former ruler closed. This action was the result of connections could not make. H interior, and beyond gation train ter keep this," and he gave Stefen $8.26 61 1.25: veal calves, good and nition, tlie machine taking fire before general stnff. The total strength of might legally claim "o.OOO.OilO marks rioting against profiteers, provision was piloted from Washington by Lieu choice. $16.75017.50. the package. Both men departed. Sheen Tod wool lambs. tlfiSH- - it reached the ground. The was offlnera and men Nov. 11 was 3,070,-88- as his but the de- and butcher shops being attacked by, tenant Harmon, an army aviator, who plane own, government Later, when Stefen opened the pack shorn. $16.75; lambs, choice and prime. one of the smallest used at Post while discharges to Feb. 10 num- cided to allow him mobs. The government has taken pos- him here In 100 minutes ac $18.75 18.85: medium and $17.25 types temporarily only brought age be had neither Job nor money. good, FiM. bered 1,238,428. marks. - session of all tual time. Uis.70; cuiis, I14.VO0 15.75: ewes, 000,000 bakeshops. flying choice and prime, $12.659 IS. 00; me- Subs Coming. dium and good, $10.50 12.65; culls. Peace Figures Big. Falls to Feel "Spotters." Invite King to Dinner. Anarchists See End. Washington. Six of the German Gregory Wilaon's Ceunael. $5.50f8.7t. , 1 arm. i ne pence conference com Macon, Ga. As a sort of cushion New York. Au lnvitntlon to Uonilon. Premier l.enine nnd War submarines surrendered in British har- Thomas W. Cash Grala la Chieaca. mittee on has estimated King Washington. Gregory, allot, J. It. Lybractd, of Ga., reparations an- of- to Augusta, Chicago. Corn No. $1.31 M Albert of Belgium to attend the Minister Trotzky and their higher bors are to be brought the United retiring attorney general of the United ; yellow, that '.'4.(KHi.(Kti,inKI is the amount checked trunkful of whiskey from ei.32-4c- No. 4 yellow. nual dinner of the Rocky Mountain ficials of the soviet States soon for exhibition to the pub-- ' States, will accompany President Wil- No. $1,2841.29; whlcn the enemy countries ought to government the North to Macon and then $ yellow, $1.26 01.274. Tub in New York on April 8, the an- "know that is up, but do not lie nnd for study by American experts. son to I'arls as general adviser and aa Oats No. 3 white. S7H$5SHc; pay ihe allied and associated the game the trunk to Augusta, with SDdSDHc. ixiwers, of the king's has know how to out it or what to They will he representative of the va- sistant at the peace conference. Mr. atandard, says a llavas agency statement. niversary birthday, get of the idea that a trunk checked from Kye No. 2. $1.42. been cabled to Herbert Hoover in do," Is the belief expressed hy H. V. rious types of from mine Gregory's resignation as member of Barley $82ij8c. France, the statement adds, demands Macon would not come under $7.00 10.00. I'arls, with the request that Mr. Hoov- an Knglish trade unionist. to the great deep sea cruis the President's cabinet became effec- supt Timothy 9 Imniedlnte payment by the enemy of Keeling, planters cion. Little did he wot, however, that Clover Nominal. er deliver the invitariun. Tlie gover- He arrived in from ers. In announcing that arrangements tive Tuesday? when he was succeeded Pork Nominal. fl.lHdMH ,(( H), part in gold, In recently England a government agent aaV htm leave part nors of the Western stntes with which Russia. Mr. who a for bringing the submarines across the hy A. Mitchel Palmer, and the retlrinf l.ard $25.15. materials and part in foreign securi Keeling, frankly Cinclnnatl'Wlth hla boose treasure, but Ribs $24.00 25.00. the club is identified, and who are mits that he was at first attracted by Atlantic had been completed the Navy attorney general will assume immedi- ties, recommending that the remainder he begt n to "wot", when he was ar- . ex officio vice presidents of the organ Bolshevist idens, that Rolshevism Department said the six crafts were ately his new position of unofficial PHre f ftag-ar- of the amount lie payable in a period says rested ltre by a special agent the New Tork. Sugar Centrifugal. 7.28. ization, are also expected to he" In Its Is less not of any allocation of subma counsellor to the President during hit 10.50: crushed. of from twenty-fiv- e to thirty-fiv- e present phase nothing part liquor wired and a fine of $500 Cut loaf. 10.25: mould than a "starvation conspiracy." rines to tlie United States. second visit to Europe. A, .60; rubes. $.75: XXXX powdered. years. 8.20; powdered. 8.15; fine granulated Semi-Luxur- and diamond A, 3.00; confectioners' A. Repeal y Tax. No 8.85. Fast Be 8.90; I. semi-Inxur- y Big Silver Shipment. New Plane Stands Teat. Will Probably Not Candidate. Wreck Floral 8hop. Adrift Eighty-seve- n Hours. Washington. Repeal of the tax included lu the war Philadelphia The United Statea Washington. Establishment by an Washington. President Wilson la Kansas City, Mo. A three-year-ol- d Llaaeesl Milwaukee, Wis. After being adrift f hill signed by tlie President was mint has made a shipment of 8,233 American-buil- t and designed airplane not. a candidate to succeed himself buck deer belonging to William Tan- Duluth. Minn. Unseed $3.53. for eighty-seve- n hours on Ijike Michi proposed in a resolution approved by bars of sliver to the value of $4,000,000 of what officials believe are new for a third term after March 3, 192L ner, who has herd of tlx deer, be- Ckleaaa Pradnee. gan with rations for only one meal, h U1 the House ways and means committee to India. They be sent there by climb- The President did not In so many came frightened at the antics of some Chicago. I world's records for speed and ButterCreamery, 40S4c Budlsh, 28, and George Cost gun, and' later introduced by Chairman of San. words ' the fence, and run- Eggs Ordinary firsts. 37- 7 fcc; at way francisco. ing ability was disclosed With receipt plain actually assert that he boys, Jumped after mark, cases included. 3,7 a J 81;. 22, fishermen, were rescued about fifty Kltchin. The clause provides for by-'th- wouTdt not be a candidate In 1920.' but ning ejome blocks down the- street Potatoes Wisconsin. Michigan and of 10 cent 1 on War. Department of results of miles from Milwaukee hy a tug which tax per after May plate-trlas- a: Minnesota; bulk, fi:50$l.5; 'sacka. Paased Indian machine con the remarks that he made to the Dem Jumpea through a big dis $1.50 1.60. ' ; :. r... V, discovered them while on a to wearing apparel and many other ar- Appropriation. preliminary tests off a .. ,w' trip The Senate N. T. In testa ocratic national committeemen left no play window In a floral ahop. The Poultry Spriags. 10c; fowls. 38c nets. They were nearly exhaust- ticle! costing above specified sums. Washington. passed the structed at Ithaca, the plant other to be from buck, after smashing around In the ed and were striving desperately to Quick action on the measure Is expect- annual Indian appropriation bill. The the plane attained an officially timed impression gained Sew Yark Cattea. Heuse measure In 1B3& miles an and what the President said, than that he ahop, destroying flowers, etc, made New Tork. Cotton March. 2J save their boat when rescued. In a few ed, with leaders, hopeful that Senate carries $1,000,000 speed of hour, ' - his escape by the same way he en 22.12; July, 21.38; October, 20.30: hours the boat would have aunk from the Senate will art before adjourn- addition to the $14,900,000 provided ia climbed 10,000 feet In 4 minutes and will devote his time after March 8, December, tered. The damage ia estimated at bad leak. the House bill. 52 seconds- - 1021. to he writing of histnrv. t 150. Nearly 15,000,000 acres in Canada are devoted to wheat growing. u were deprived of their wages and have BUILD 11 BARN" become consumers, without the meant MAN WOOES WITH of buying things they consume. FARMERS APPROVE COUNTY AGENT WORK Quickest Solution la Building. Leopard Has Not Changed His Spots; The government, In considering the DEADLY POISON F, possibilities of employing this littvir, Hun Quit, but Waits His Chance EES looked upon building as the thing ttmt would the solution provide quickest By GENERAL COURAUD. Fourth French Army of the problem. Building, that Is, the Woman Says He Chose New of the Erection of Needed Buildings to erection buildings, homes lp Because Pistol Was cities nna towns, omce Duuuings, fac- Way In 1871 Bismarck in the Promote Prosperity. tories, municipal buildings and school' said reichstag that the Too Noisy. bouses, public Improvements, mid war just finished was child's play compared with what I on the farms, had been halt- ft '? H buildings the next would be. He was right. The war we have V DESIGN FOR THE SMALL FARM ed because of the need of both labor and materials In the production of passed through is but child's play compared to the HE'S REAL CAVE MAN war-tim- e needs. Therefore, It was rea- next if it comes. Therefore we have got to see to it soned, there is need of and PAT Illustration Shows Plan for Combina- building that does not next war. can once. Germany start the tion Horse and building start at Shicago Man Show Steadfastness of Dairy Barn, "Build a Is the I know it is American sol- building!" That altogether natural for Purpose With Women That Divided by Solid the is thing that government urging. diers to be impressed with the beauties of the IShine, Smacks Wall. . and under the circumstances it Is a of Delightful is to Ston matter of that every It altogether natural for them be impressed with Days of Age. By WILLIAM A. RADFORD. ' one who needs n building of any char one of the garden spots of the world. But they must Chicago. There is a certain stead- Mr. William A. Radford will answer acter begin to erect that building at not that out of these beautiful and down Questions and give advice FREE OP once. forget valleys Fastness of purpose in tile way of COST on all subjects pertaining to the from these beautiful hills came the band of and robbers who Uorrls I'arzio with women thut siuueks of work on Every farmer wants a modern build- brigands subject building the farm, for tried to civilization. f the delightful old duys of the stone , the readers of this paper. On account of ing on his farm. lie wants a comfort- ruin his wide as ige, and makes htm quite Irresistible experience Editor, Author and able home, conveniently arranged and It is now an open secret that on November 14 the allies were to have aft o ib Manufacturer, ha Is, without doubt, the with modern conveniences for is a wooer. Mrs. Eleanor Gayton, who blithest authority on all these subjects. provided launched an attack on which would have 9 Lorraine disaster to earned about cavemen from him, is Addresr all inquiries to William A. Rad- his family; he wants a barn that brought low at hos- ford, No. 1827 Prairie avenue, Chicago, will properly house his valuable live the German army. The Germans knew that, and so they surrendered. convalescing the county (II., and only Inclose three-ce- nt stamp for stock; he wants tight bouses for his Did in pital. reply. they their hearts surrender? Their army has been received not da Mr. Parzlo conducts a meat market Tt) grain. a I ask if has heard Germans 1143 "Build a barn !" There tins been great progress In thf conquered army. anyone the express any real it West Harrison street, where This ntlvlce Is being urged on the construction of hams daring the last repentance for waging history's most brutal war? occurred their first meeting in 1916. in Farmers the United govern-sen- t. few made of Mrs. Gayton came of Good Seed by States years. State laws have Now, when peace is signed, the Americans are going home across the County Agent Telling Advantages of Corn and Demonstrate some features of barn construction ob- is a customer, but the business anient ing How It Should Be Stored and Tested. seas. The are too. But France where she is. ties There are two reasons why farm ligatory to protect the milk and butter English going home, stays rapidly ripened into acquaintance, should be resumed once. from Marshal Foch has said France is Mr. Parzlo drugging her and removing (Prepared by the United States Depart- the crops; and obtaining reduced building at contamination. Lack of labor that a barrier protecting civilization, ment of One is the need of farm to has made other features be- her to a house at BOO South Racine Agriculture.) prices on fertilizers. buildings necessary and so France and civilization must be protected. "I do not think that can house the Increased crop production cause they save labor. ivenue, she says. any county "The agent can do so much for the We know the character the Germans the Rhine. We know well afford to do without an In and the live stock ; the other Is that Barn for 8mall Farm. of along At that time she was 18 and single. agent," fanner," he writes, "because ao one Later loved the tribute a live Mississippi farmer, farmer run afford to work the building trades and the building A combination horse and dairy barn there is no democracy in their hearts. We know their feeling attitude she met and John Gayton. up these Loch- near Huttieshurg, his Industry of this country must be em- la shown In an Illus- They were married. The butcher pays county tilings for the community and In that accompanying is as false as it can be. France wants no such people in her republic. We ngent in a recent letter to the United ployed if the farmers are to continue tration. This Is a for a small Invar was exceedingly enraged, she way reach the eutire county and get design not want to to the but we do intend to see States department of He to enjoy the prosperity that has come farm, where a dozen cows and four or do annex Germany up Rhine, laid, and told her Til get you yet." agriculture. united effort in buying, selling, ship- was referring purtlculnrly to the as- to them during the last four years. five horses are kept. Here these ani- that the German machine stays behind the river. That is what Carried Off in Auto. ping, nut tiiiythlng that needs military sistance rendered by this agent and effort." The need of buildings Is known to mals may be safely housed, the work It was last Mrs. Marshal Foch meant. Monday Bight. Gay his nssistnnt In securing all kinds farmers near are said every farmer, whose place is not prop- can be done easily and the winter's ton, who Is from her hus Hattiesburg we don't have that France must maintain always an separated of seed, Improved stock, and farm Im- to huve been erly supplied with housing facilities supply of feed for horses and cows If protection band, was at the home of her formerly prejudiced sister, plements; marketing the fanners' pro- and demonstra- for his crops and his live stock. Both may be stored. enormous army to guard civilization. With our great loss of life in the Mrs. Fred Patzman, 3244 South Wells against county ugents duce) getting their grain thrusbed, so tion but have seen the re- ire too valuable nowadays to be housed As the ground floor plan shows, the would be burden We must have a natural itreet. She Parsio seized her work, they war that a terrible for France. tuy that there would be plenty of home- sults obtained meth- In anything but the most modern horse barn and cow stable are sepa- while she was the home, car by following the else would be madness to demobilize our armies. I hope entering grown seed ; securing alor to advocated building. The barn, rated by a solid wall. This prevents barrier or it ried her to an automobile and con gather ods by them - soft words of the where It cost 99 cents In labor to pro- the ammonia fumes from the horse the Americans will see it the same way. I hope the veyed her to his home, over the butcher Germans will not convince the Americans that the leopard has changed ihop at 1143 West Harrison. Thau be UNSAFE SOURCES OF PRICES NOT ssktd: CUT BY his spots. , "Will you marry mel" FARM WATER SUPPLY LARGER So far I am not convinced that the Germans of today are not the "No." PRODUCTION of Germans of yesterday, the foes of the ideals of America, the ideals "All right, I'll kill you." she quotes France, the ideals of civilization, the foes of all that is desired in tho htm as suylng. said Streams, Ponds, Ditches and Interesting Figures Given by Bu- hearts of mankind. He drew a revolver, and then "No, If I shoot you It will mnke too Reservoirs Unsatisfactory. reau of Crop Estimates.

Temperature Is Not Pleasing and Abnormal Conditions Created by War German Coal Will War Presence of More or Less Pollut- and Other Causes Have Imposed Help Pay Huge ing Matter Is Certain Some Special Relationship of Prices Indemnity Demanded by Allies Hints on lee Supply. and Value. (Prepared by the United States Depart (Prepared by the United States Depart- ment of By JOHN J. ARNOLD, Chicago Banker Agriculture.) ment of Agriculture.) Streoms, ponds, irrigation ditches It is often said that when the farm- and small open reservoirs are unsatis er has a bumper crop the price is so factory and unsafe sources of funn low that the total value of the Germany can probably paV an indemnity of $3,500,000,000 annually. crop water supply. The subject Is consid Is below that of a usual crop, but the of the victors in the war are too But if the financial demands heavy they ered in Fanners' Bulletin 941, "Water abnormal conditions created by tho will result in Germany's ruin and the spread of anarchy throughout that Systems for Farm Homes," recently war und other causes have Imposed a Issued tho United States and over a still greater part of Europe. by department special relationship of crop prices and country eventually of agriculture. total value to the of 1918 wealth find the of her production In estimating Germany's I that question The temperature of such water sol in comparison with 1917. with which she is abundantly supplied, is not taken into consid- dom is satisfactory, and the presence In the estimates of the bureau of of more or less polluting mutter is cer crop estimates It appears that eration by those who discuss this subject. They base their estimates all larger tain. Often the carcasses of furm ani production bus been followed by low- wealth of tho which is far less than the value on the developed country, mals are found therein. In thousands er price and lower total value only duce $1 In milk has way to the burn the cow u fea- given penetrating stable, of its undeveloped resources. Let us take, for example, Germany's coal of enses the domestic supply Is taken for hurley, cahhuge, onions, and broom modern with lubor-sav-In- g ture of barn construction barn, equipped demanded by directly from irrigation ditches. In corn, while larger production has been devices devices laws some This is estimated to be around 409,000,000,000 tons, while that promote the of of the states. supply. other Instnnces a cistern, often without followed by higher price and hence milk of Three two box tons. Of total greater production. Scarcity single and double or France has only about 17,000,000,000 this Germany may a filter, Is filled nt such times as the by higher total value for wheat, buck- labor makes such a barn a stalls are in the horse ham. Alsace-Lorrai- ne requirement provided lose 80 per cent through the taking of by France. She ditch water runs clearest. Often open wheat, flaxseed, rice, sweet potatoes, for the profitable conduct of the farm- Stalls for lcows are provided In the reservoirs to lose some coal on the left bank of the Rhine also, but assume are necessary collect and tobacco, upplcs, oranges, and cran- ing Industry. cattle barn. may deposits store rainfall for the use of stock, and berries. own on floor tons in her mines and a That his prosperity depends The of the barn Is concrete, the that she will have left 300,000,000,000 place occasionally they ore used as sources As Is often the fnct, lower produc- the of not the labor prosperity labor, feed alley being through the center. conservative estimate of $1 a ton on this and you will begin to get some Pointed It tt Her. of domestic water ond ice supplies. tion Is associated with higher price of his own on la- community, but the The litter alleys are along the side tfnder favorable conditions, where and higher total value for oats, hay, bor of the not idea of the value of the country's great natural resources. This one item mnch noise. I think I'll just rap yon country, probably has walls. The feed alley runs through the bnsln Is large and deep (10 feet or sugar beets, peaches, and sorghum occurred to allies should decide to take over the head, or how do you wish to the average farmer. To the building and is connected at the amounts to $300,000,000,000. Suppose the more), the bottom free of mud, muck, raised for sirup, but exceptions to this this let us consider dler bring fact home, rear with the silo by a covered chute one-four- th on bill for or surround- are In of this coal supply of Germany and apply it their She a for other orgnnlc mntU'r, the relation ship found potatoes and the broad subject of labor and Its em- which provides a feed room. Over expressed preference poi and the circulation hotli of which had lower This would reduce their claims by more than $72,000,000,000. son. So he mixed a of bichlor- ings clean, good, hops, pro- ployment. each of the litter alleys Is a carrier damages. bumper Im- ide of and forced her to drink the quality of surface water may duction and lower price. War Work Brought Prosperity. track, so that the manure may be The nation which has a big supply of coal is bound to be a great mercury she She became ill. He prove by long storage. However, these Ilye, cotton, the kiifirs nnd peanuts, During the four or five years pre- transported out of the to the It, says. pro building industrial nation, because coal is the basis of all industrial development. olive oil as conditions nro seldom realized on the had a higher production In 1918 than vious to November 11 when the armis- on either side of the silo, where fessed regret and gave her pits coal fields are in France and the an antidote. Then he her: farm, nnd the amount of improvement in 1017 and a lower price, but not low tice was signed, bringing to a halt all the winter feed of the cows Is stored, The biggest of Germany Westphalia. asked will me?" or purification Is never certain. enough to prevent a higher total crop of those industries that had been em- The hay mow on the second floor Is rest of continental would be much better off in the long run if "Now, you marry Europe Mrs. was too weuk to The only safe course is to avoid value; whereas these conditions were in war la- connected with the horse barn a Gayton reply. ployed furnishing materials, by were called upon to give up a of her Westphalian coal fields. drinking water from any surface source reversed for corn and beans, both of bor had been 100 cent near the door Germany part He summoned a physician who hud her per employed. trap door, that divides to unless surh wnter has been purified which had smaller crops and higher were the known to the horse and cow sections of And what applies to her coal supply applies as well her potash industry. sent tg the county hospital. Wages highest this the by filtrntion or sterilized hy boiling or prices, hut not high enough to prevent or other for for both is Parzlo Under Arrest. country, any country, that barn. Hay animals thrown by chemicals. Prudence rilotiites, also, a lower total crop value. matter. The earners were and Is to man- Detective William wage pros- down convenient the Sergeants Begley that ice gathered from shallow, un- - and that was reflect- of both. and John Ailums of the sta- perous prosperity gers Deerlng clenn sources should not be brought In ed In other branch of our com- tion arrested I'urzlo last He Is every Ventilation It Provided. night. contact with food and drinking wnter. industrial and ac- Like Movement for Good held, Mrs. re mercial, agricultural The barn is of wooden construction, Prohibition, being pending Gnyton's It Is particularly Important to He t tie woman reject tivity. with gambrel roofs and a system ol covery. denied forcing snow Ice and the first Inch or so of st to drink or her with Prices of food were high, the high-e- ventilation, without which the modern Roads Now the poison threatening clear Ice formed. From Farmers' Bul Sweeps Country revolver. known since the Civil war. Farm- barn is not complete, is also provided letin 941. Office of Public Roads. ers were getting 200 and 300 per cent This Is a general farm barn of small "Will you marry him?" a reporter By W. EDENS. Pna't Dliaoii Highway Improvement Anociitioa Do not forget Swiss chard in order- more for their crops, live stock and size, and Is one that C asked her last night. comparatively, ing seeds for greens. dairy products than they had received will make a desirable addition to the No." DO NOT OVERCROWD The bind need not be land Just as prohibition, once started, spread so quickly over the natioc IN pasture MA STOCK SHIPPING .suitable for nothing else. that the states rushed to on the bandwagon, so the good-roa- d get "dry" Boy Fatally Burned Cabpiee Tracy U in which Tittfi It movement is sweeping over the country. The vigorous manner in Boiler Good corn in the ear runs about .... V 10 v of Water h , dutch doohs the states have taken the to themselves out of the mud indi- Attempt to Save Freight Often cubic feet to the bushel. eurmt up cry pull 2i come to of the sound eco- St. Mo. Teskn, cates that at last the public has a realization Louis, August Causes Heavy Losses. or 5, was when he The flj;lit against the bugs of the U13 nomic basis of fatally scalded ALIjH)TAgg5 improved highways. fell Into a boiler of water while chard and garden must never stop. most backward of has come to the HANGER Illinois, once the states, suddenly his mother was engaged In do- Load In Cars and Do Not g Thf of red clover seed in the II in its bond issue solved a ques- ing the family washing. Mrs. Overload Little Will supply Silo fqrefront. Illinois, $60,000,000 project, Extra Care I'liited States is short ALLEY Teska had placed the boiler on again this year. ftID has good-roa- enthusiasts from the of their Insure Shipper Against Loss tion that puzzled beginning the floor while her husband was was of a eco- of Animals. An number of MANGER propaganda for better highways. This the question sound, repairing a stove pipe. increasing gardeners 'ire for nomical and fair method of financing a state system of main highways using greenhouses starting in wmaDox i i i -- i i I'd i "Don't try t save on your freight early plants. to which all other roads could be tributary ' hill by overcrowding your live stock Fears Shoots at Caller. is with and if an were made Burglars, In shipping," says P. K. Heerwagen of This Is a good time of yenr to dii The taxation problem always us, attempt Atlanta, Ga. The mere fact that hf Maniac Pit. the Colorado agricultural college. garden planning and get the seed list V lb now to levy a tax for good roads it would be met with very Is blind did not prevent Sanford right general "One shipper overcrowded some of rin ly to order. serious and powerful opposition. Thompson, negro, from taking a fen his stockers, and when his consignment shots one at what h But Illinois around this the expedient of the night recently reached the Denver market, seven Soils ore easily tested for ncldlty Ground Floor Plan of Horse and Cow Barn. got question through aid he thought were burglars, but head had been to license fees to and interest trampled' death, by means of blue litmus paper. Lime applicatfon of the automobile the. principal really was a negro woman caller. Th him u loss of at least $'tmi. in former times. The reason for this on a furm of the size men causing sweetens sour soils. buildings of a bond i.ssue. Motorists generally in advocating this shots, however, went wild. So did th "Loud your live stock in Increase was that the demand was tioned, or will be an efficient substl the Degress, who yelled frantically for and do not or under- re- and the earners had the tute for the old barn. method of themselves, realizing that the saving in depreciation cars, overload, These are mighty good days to there, wage taxing police. load, as one is us bad ns the other. to Form costs of has been a considerable re meet pair harness and machinery against money buy. produc- There and running expenses would more than the burden. Put in animals to make tion increased It Is true, duction In the cost of build' only enough the busy days of spring. considerably, recently Thus the "Illinois was evolved and today we have dozens of Earn $1,000 on Vacation. the car snug, sn that the animals won't but the fact that no class of workers lng materials. The cost of such a barn plan" Ma Clarence goon and Joseph Curtln be thrown around or huve room to lie In In Cnlted has been more can be lo- sister states into it and to it all, or so much of it Chicory may be bleached a cellnr the States easily ascertained from the looking preparing adopt decided to take a vacation In the down in or was of cal contractor or lumber local transit. or under a greenhouse bench to PjTosperous larger buyer building as their constitution or other conditions will permit. woods pear Greenfield, N. H. In a "A little extra care in the government bonds than the denier. shipping It Is good for salads. There is a general disposition to await price readjustment before month's time they trapped 37 foxea of live stock will mean money to the rnl workers, shows that there was "Build a It Is a 11 44 14 a building!" patriot believe coons, skunks, minks, and shipper, for it will insure him nzninst Is time to clean good profit in farming. ic to the labor and It ambitious construction plans arc put .under way for 1919. I that netted This a good garden duty employ light muskrat. This catch loss, nnd the stock will arrive in fresli-e- r oth- how- broad-vision- tools, hotbed sash, and do The signing of the armistice, will and ed men will half in officials. repair help keep the country every- business go way meeting public them over $1,000. condition 'for market." er to ever, put a different complexion on one in It prosperous. old Jobs preparatory spring. the situation. War Industries halted. The millions of men and women em- Frank L. Brown, General Secretary World's Sunday School Asso- She Got Divorce. Preparing Garden Soil. When sowing seed of early vege- Animal's Instinct. In preparing the garden soil In win- tables in flats in the hotbed. It Is a ployed by them at high wages were Strong ciation The war has to be the greatest to world Chris- Bucyrus, Ohio Court Bailiff Calvin In- proved impetus ter or very early spring arrangements derided to cover the suddenly thrown out of employment. Some animals are remarkable. Knlseley found the defendant gulltj advantage ninnure that has been known in the last 1,000 years. All the other great should be made in many instances to with soil. The factories had been transformed deed, for the wonderful development tianity In a divorce proceeding here. The d Time Is neces- of love and devotion and of world fast and is apply acid phosphate or ground rock into munitions plants. they possess religions the are crumbling away Christianity taking fendant's wife had charged him with to them Into condi- show toward men. They are so acute phosphate to supplement the manure. Buckwheat should be sown later sary their place as the only religion capable of functioning in modern life. Its being an habitual drunkard. During tion to produce the things needed In In the sense of their affections that than corn and the small grains. It is in the form of individual- the trial of the case the of Rhubarb. peace time. they seem to perceive the feelings of versatility emphasizing highest defendant Cire therefore an excellent crop for "Oiling "Call Rhubarb needs the February 1 -- It was estimated that their' master In advance of his expres ism, its passion for social service, its emphasis on loyalty to one's own disappeared. the defendant," sunny expanse in" where other crops fail. were men and sions. Masters of dumb animals said Judge BabsL and should not be allowed to be too there 10,000,000 persons, bare country as the only basis for true internationalism, its scheme of human women, out of employment In the often been heard to declare that- theli The defendant has to crowded. . The fanner who has kept an ac- brotherhood and its demands for human on the gone get Cnlted States. From being earners animals were quicker to detect In then basing justice justice drink,' answered Knlseley. curate record of his money transac- forward-lookin- forward-marchin- of Canada Thistles. of Targe wages and capable of buy- a spirit of anger than were their fel of God make it the only g and g religion "Divorce granted," said Spread tions during the past year will not itig Canada thistles both seed much ing food at high prices, they suddenly low existent BabsL spread by have trouble in making up hit b is ind by underground root stalks. "ome tax statement. Socialist paper "L'Ouvre", hcreto-- ! yean. President M. U. Fjnley of the The owner of the auitcase was a SAN MIGUEL fore a strong supporter of Mr. Wil-- I NEW MEXICO Company, has visited Duncan, Hope jnan who had robbed the American NEW MEXICO STATE RECORD son, is outspoken in condemnation and Penasco during the past week, Railway Express Co. of $5,000 down ' . 'of the continued neglet by the peace and says that grass is coming nicety, in Louisiana, and was under cover in ioaimra mmmmm "iiiur. ' conference to settle effectually the NEWS REVIEW there being need of but very little fcl I'aso. Alamogordo Mews. After an almost all night search, Carrizozo Outrook. Sheriff Romero landed two alleged FRANK STAPLIN. EDITOR Germans. feeding. is but one cattle thieves at a very early hour There remedy, ayi this when he in that journal, "for the discredit in'u Lincoln County Booster JQUAY morning, placed jail has fal (Continued from i'hil H. Blanchard, of the Gallo-Mach- o Pedro Romero and Antonio Ortiz, which the peace conference page one) kntti Af whnin 1iv tit varinitv of Santa Ee, the State Capital by tht ten confusion into which Co., near Roswell pass- in Published Every Friday at and the From many scct'ons in the state Sheep Buys Registered Herefords Romeroville. it has led us. and tnat is to ' word of same disease ed through here on his way to El conies the Hugo H. Loewenstern andfamili Jesus Maria Gonzales late - STATE PUBLISHING COMPANY and courageously, as should jvaiIillgi ,)ut so far as we have ,;,., Paso. Mr. Blanchard layi tht p yester- are for .., to snerm Komero that been done from .he beginning abIe to learn the cases arc mild, bright good ranges hr-Ya- jLve very iPfCti Iowa s oH in- Frank Stiplin, Receiver land as we have never ceased to rie no fatalitieS the coming spring and as the snow "'V.'o They topped a cow, and he "was - being reported. on to hflieve it K nlaiid the nipping is found to be . Hutcyftson, Kans., their. way clined that tiit (.disappears ,,, ., .... - "It should leave for a later dav Much new land is grubbed good even at tn.s lime, ne ..v ' "J ntipi- second-clas- s the of at New Mex- being fairly Entered as matter at post fee Santa Fc, Chine-?"- . as - weni the study of the Slav, Arab, this season, at Malaea : Plowman and expresses mmseit Being opposeo - - nn.eu.eiy under the Act of March 3, Jf 79. Up nrn. Hugo bought several head of Keg- to Romeroville. and after an ulinrnt ico, and Papua problems, and SHOULD Williams 200 A., Beeman 80A., Moore an TAKE IT AT ONCE, CLEARLY 20 A.. Hatfield 40 A., Pardue 80 A., ent county linei, as such an act wouu iicicu ncmuiu " "lc nigni eiiori locaica ine oeei ana be in detrimental to Hutchinson sale. Nara Visa News. the mutilated hide. He took Romero AND PUBLICLY, THE CASE OF and Gerlack 15 A. Irs estimation, : i . Subeription tlS0 P" GEKMANY. Before the the interests of Lincoln County. i sncruriHjSn..'.z inro custonv. ann atter in. remaking I J. H. of the Texas Pan f" of the world let us draw the line Thanks, Mr. Blanchard Carrizozo Wamach, pling something like the third degree, map GRANT Outlook. handle, has rented the M. L. Johnson Pedro Romero confessed, the sheriff of our frontiers. Before bettering west of and unloaded a SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1919 ' farm, town, sys. the state of the negroes .nd Tartars car of last week. M. L. Ortiz let normal to the goods says is not unknown t the cattle us give back life Have Fine Attendance MORA he used to farm and live alone but stealing mme. as Sheriff Romero French, English, Belgians, and Ha The Silver City Public School has - (is not going to do it any' more. durinir his administration as sheriff THE NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER duction the system which has work- ians, after which the diplomats may an enviable record for the month of . in A advises that the illness Nara Visa News. several escorted Ortiz to ed wonders the development of at ease." j of this with telegram years ago, quibble their January year figures ' the where ite served a The Weekly Democrat which has New Mexico and which is now bring. Sound' logic, that, and of a kind of attendance and enrollment that of the mother Superior, prevented1 penitentiary, heralded as the forerunner of fifteen hundred thousand dollars the coming of the Sisters to the new Oil Excitement term for stealing cattle. been ing that will not fail to find a ready and are interesting as well as showing l be at Al- - into our state ex- - Catholic School. They will wait now The o fever has struck Tucumcari Both were bound over to the grand a new daily to publnhed annually treasury sympathetic response in the Untcd just what way the tax payer is and and to be the official elusive of taxes on either land or live boundaries not in till the heating plant is installed in other Quay county towns, jury, Romero's bond being $1,000 and buquerque, States Our are priKl'iigi i;ts money. ,i- - drill- - $1 Veir: - stock. - moderates Parties are arraneinar to becin OrtiV ' inn l as s ori.in of the Democratic organza- ivolved. but it is not difficult to un Ihc total enrollment ot the scnooi uc,. ,,i ,.,(t,,.r " ( T optic. .Spanish-America- ,r...... niacin its initial Dow lint ween. of mind of the! from the Roy .v.. w.. w. - J tion, derstand the state for the year up to date, if a certain block of land within 12! The uniforms of the Old Town In nUrU off with a neat appear- THE SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL who'O entire northeastern f school IViB is French in August E. T. her son miles of that can be leased. band will ance, coniidcrnble bulk which evid- remains liiideternrned, atrl Mrs. Richardson, city have been ordered. They R. L. frontier ICale and her Mrs. Ben Eastern are looking the cost over $500 and the of Las ences a fair advertising patronage, Hon. Baca, one of Santa Fe wlin-- in the field with those The total attendance for the daughter, parties people - army mo;h have arrived here from field over in the Rana district, and nave reason ne and a vcrv mild and cautious e:i- county's representatives, delivered of her allies are the means of of 1919, 10. Strandberg, Vegas wilt to proua only lanu.iry, to I can oe of them. The band themselves ition oi Democratic principles and one of the mcAt comprehensive and a fnriher invas'on The cent of attendance, j2. Portland. Oregon, remain, lliey satisiaciory arrangements boys iprotoctVin agaiit per will live on Mrs. Richardson's farm made will furnish the money donated toward apparency not in'.enuintj instructive sppicnH ui inn beB&iun uf the Hun hordes, Yet with ihi-- is the brst ncord they $150 the purchase. purpuicfe, in of Th. perhaps four miles east of Mills. Mills De-- , to sink the first well. Las Vegas Optic. to be too elolinite in its declarations Wednesday evening support !nrrcasinly urroit-iii- t in :nacc con th .t lias bee ir,;.('c itv the public, cm for fear of u his bill for a memorial hall in honor am! when vclopcr. any rubject change fronting them the people of Frar school for many Years Farmers Plow D mid of the brave of t.--i Extensively of me.cratic poiition that might memory boys are to sit by and us was n and the re im- - SIERRA. Ne-- compelled quietly Oi l conditions have afttrw.u-- ho i t Meico who made the supreme e 60 cars of "Dogy" cattle from Agriculturally minrrasing. WatCH till' waci C'Hi:ei nr ns fade- to the State. Department .ihrouirh Rov on the the ran. and snow It was oi.l lelcrs that saci ificc in the great war. future ial Nid ,,, inn a no "!e; Vlerirn went proved through supposed ly meditate over the wi there i . .t , , - :r:i;nn ii,:c nft.,in enow i the new would hunch oul ai Kis splendid manacemnnt and ad of the Uol :k ,l,ove tram nionuav. mere were annusi " ""ii'ih .im,,"'"" u". "' ""I""" s:iijmii paper efiiiHii'rc statu1; ;he. Vl.0od" and ,t.. -. ":.""V, . A reported i liu-.i- nt , ...f rnnc ...wderahle- - , ruib,1 c of the meiiMirc tcsultt'd in i'.s , I ' t U'llClcnL alii v. tine'i.l ,v ,. a... ,.,. h mouliJer opiuinti anJ aa vocacy .!r f.,rri of trovernilrnt tor gre::t ,L,,C r ' f,,,,,;tc l"i many il,;o3i.hv,i.,,,t tuci. j..i,,M. .:.t,,.t.wi.o m. r t Ij- - , V , t" the tram. dnttert to some extent, red at Lake when Wt fii ith ' i V. tdat even in i by a ubslrn ;.n-e- , there were cars in Roy thoughuj, recently Valley r.iviil .U' s .Mrici-- ' M j., '!as pfisnfje of inha!H'd ' - ex-- 1 agji juncle n'"" " n. in- - i t I ' , , Spanish-America- Farmers performed plow ng Fred Luna, of this was ic cli'.pt i;' such iiiitic. ma iority. i. tioerui'- - t . t. .1 i ' ... it ,..f'i... place, by prltii'tive ''" ii'ici. ii v, ; ,!;"! ! favorable1 of i ti ti si as .ti I) n measure vas nlf o ilrfendi tl at e tensivelv, ground being stantlv killed by the overturning iiions l'S i:r iit' r ,.s' ,il."n the K'd Sea art to f, from t'le !.u,.ji ...... ,,,,,. r'r.g tr fi r.a,,,: Tbo nnlv -- i, t!.-- a KicJoro of t IIWII 11.13 ,., ... hindrance, ' v'n; nv ,l.:,.; Yt..'.c.rf a .t v.ii: fol! ti. n,';th by Hon, ArniI;o 'V'-- 'v i :!.'terii. in.it ion" in o::s r hib'hiM"! Iieil lil let.llll III, nr.'..' r; it'n,. li inn ni'i .iii.iii. ;i'l, ntlii li s and would for a successful season iv.,,L. Bond f Oie ::. 1)011,1 Anrt and and !'i,ie;,eii-lln'- : .,,. Public ur.nlv tank at new residence seem, was jn the employ of I). ,.cy ''if conr'y Riinportd form, tion of a separate, rr to the. i e f : otlif-- w!io bel.ei'f the from his will wind and drifting mid, vssitalion and wa:f hauling ore from this place only ii th:ni"i ii. f iii.tny n!"m crs ' t.ite. nool eetns te hi charm coupled pump deep , ' ' t ii?tr' ap- of both somewhat detrimental of late to bv 'he 'lie S"fii I't ite cm not I h ot io it. ill's aloiit completes ine the ra'lroad. i,.,! v..i,.. it: !c wou.lr tli.,t the Ion, mou'.n! the. - (I: If-- in its i t i.i tion of ' jn a very modern' town Glenrio Tribune. The remains were brought to Hills- hi gftserous pt-f- i r ; .t e' ih!i th i. ':r pointments French ar( .ruwmtr rri, !;! v wlrch arc to horo and nterred in local ceme- - ff al l'r , home t'ney preparing th; iTVirej )f.l !:e aii,!erins ,,f i)k- cui-fer- it.e and (!:,i 1. ;' oe.ice this h . T. McGce and family have He leaves a wife and three ont. ne n ian of the e i; tr njcy siiminer. Roy Sp,ani tery. 's the I'toj rea'tns i '''' r.t'. :li moved here from Texas. Mr. Mc- - children. 11:11 boro Advocate. A 1. M ( i - Ait.evican. rh.MMl ..f WO-.- d ' at"! t:'::n. Tbev rr prcr-cnt- oil The Cloud 'rof if I, a ,.,,;! ..!. ; (ice large interests 'i- to see tlieir conn: ry anl t!ie re t true'' 11 lie that for oil! ' to Al.) ,, ch in, - who propose to start drillV.g tl: v.,rli! ni.i'It s; ri:re ;iur.iini ,t, )., OTERO Mo-- k CnPflRPfl I'M .1 foon as a certa:n of land j oUOUnnll n.ini.; lo 'ulcrcf; ttK'tlitrc ba lie- - iuvl ::er.,- f .'I ' V'l nol v !s its is leased. Turuincnri News. i:v .. m-,:'r:- l.'fl in t) ' tlieir hot, f.tre t'.e 'he F.TC-ir- nt'. . !'; ' ' Al.iro.3 Real Estate for Sncorrn t v. t. vf.flv.- ;v Fe Moving r I! In add- tl:e sa.e ot A carload of cotton-se-- d C'ke was Money is heinr? raised to finance & la-- !e nio ,( n ast week a broken into week v.', the car rinnVirr fac'ory in Socorro. The a c! of u!i are rcpoi-- w.i, statirlit;;: on a hi'c-- in the .Illinois brewery is under e numlu r ya'd.!. The th::'f w.it '....J cotr-it.n- pnv dr-'d- to by railroad men and lr 'fitt "I purchase thy p'a !' and im:! the n; rapi.lly vi s i; v e n to the p," io art roV s'rirao". artit'ic'al ice and hot-- s !: - for n'orl ing on tht matter. 'I h t! ner ln.i'::i:e in connec'ion with in a I'eru'lr''' track to 'I- : c vhT'i he l n it thus keening t!:: riant r ns ot l!:e I ,!;,--(. of I.C:! ii'Tte :n or r Mo-- i during the er'ire ' ar :tea t!, f tr .it e .-.t o'i, but Detailed rrrat'Tcments have been . to h n.iii i men claims the- vd,n made for the planlinc of at ::st ;!:ei e , the car ch icr w t" :vin.,r a acres of val'ey laud t( am. l'i rliaps there were twei tif to tomatoe?, and an. r.'ld ' ioi.nl tract l.i .. h .,.n. TucciMcpri News. of nearly three hundred seres to Ne other products, such ;is pras, beans . t'cis, pnmiikiiis, spip-h- etc. .Hc'ii! tv fnld to A. M. i ;0JSEVELT The Chamber of Commerce have d ee .hi;.. ,:..r-:- . hotel pro:., r en '! ed the proposition, and hive :.y proi. w:.- - wc-.- A! un - i ire Dimapr-- s School Ho'ire and 1, ,. : !.r ;'dd by the reeominended the a : (1 e i i .1 tr erf ne .: .;. .. t !. o to V M lio-- The seiiool s c bt'.ilci;ii;j 'I bv the neonle of .!.: .1 ii ! 'i ini inves'rncnt that - Ml I M 1 is !! it (its- - t the- Siieest to : ,.- - of 'a a r. lorn a w list w and when was covnfy. ri f Mi s ,v r r,f Ik rriinji to t in clc. t ft known i: of the ci.v covered a in the floor T. B. Jr.. district f.- ' c ler l'ajs large place Reynolds, mp.nnger I.,;,.: retty c the ion. that the pre mt rlm'ihl f, aad or liic .t has been more of ihr intermediate room had b'en for ike Mountain States Telephone '.suniiit - 175. 00. pa year a sion re tal- 'icb ! ! ' apiioi.'it eoi!!!'". to iin;a atiionnr f in No ati r c tn mc in: i. of ,,r ,s ei';;;-g.- contract work l.iirned and the flames were rapidly and Telegraph Co., has been chosen f, aris-ii- '. rr Kn:e - ly into the intricate problems City the :!.:,- land Oi I'KF.Nrf-- rrcr-i- pr.STIVE O'cio county, having built the new e.aiti'rg headway, however the alarm president of the company; Geo. C pol.iy in tiie (jat-tio- of mine taxation New M ' d. he c in. d tii.oi AS WILSON DELAYS PEACL" h i:!i ,cliooI at tl'.is place. w: s ,'iven and by heroic'f ighting :he of Albuquerque, a u the coiidi'.inus in this re-- In 7 applied GUADALUPE Mr. Horn will do considerable extinguished before a great Homer P. Powers of Socorro, the fact hut the Arizona it a"'1 and with recommenda- iyas dent; .r i late report and on the deal of was done. Will'am J. Eaton efter years of failure and The French the Enfl'sh, Gov- constructing remodeling damage Iscrrttary; Mayor lo the next laud-mar- k fi", l a .crowin : a! tions legislature. old building of the town It is supposed that the fire started of Socorro, W. G Hammel lii;ht revenue from the maiiat;emcnt aM 'o inn ernor l.arra'olo will advocate the Off To Arizona treasurer; enev ot the Irin-ei- f am! expects to have it show irom coals that tell trom trie ash manager. of its stale lands ha nnoptiii by ttie mipoi peace fi iination of such a commission. Jesus Trancosa ha taken upon finally law the essentials of the New Mex- - lotifrrencc to viiow any concrete e- - the ta'k of fitn:m; iohs foremen lorth as a model hotel and a hostelry liox of the stove wli.ch had Deen will be a Record. ico system. Uj to this time Arizona sid'.s of their three month's labors and men for jobs. Out it. the vicini- that credit to Alamogordo. left open. Kcnna Will Drain Entire Tract has tortght to iejse and sell ils lands A rebirth of the Herman ni tiaec is DISTRICT COURT POSTPONES rf Hot Arizona, there is He will raise the present roof, mak C. J. Tallmadge owner of the ty Spr'ngs, in in such small tracts that they were seen in the prolonged iuact'oii. SESSION FCK THREE WEEKS a for men to work during the ing the building higher; will have School Work Progresiing tract southern Socorro rll a school last worthless to live stock growers, the France is the nation mot deeply lainhiii'l season. Je ns, nct:ng 1'1 pebble dashed exteror and will Sttpt. St'nnett visited county, announces that he and his only people to whom the land is rr.net rncd and the paper.-- of tin:-- A special term of the district coin I mobilized a company cons'sl-in- install a modern steam-heatin- g plant week, spending one entire afternoon associates have boucht for tmme- - 24 .ifcnt, seems valuable, unci hns therefore derived French capital exhibit an increasing will be called Monday March to of about 16 men to whom trans-rio'-titio- lor the building. Alamogordo News. at the school house. He very diate del very a complete equipment no benefit whatever, financially, for anxiety over the s'tuation. Kvcn the take the place of the term lo have was fr.rni-hed- . much pleased with the way school of drainage construction machinery, ?.f- Two Years In Pen is He the sta.:e, or constructively in the Socialists are demanding some begun Monday of this week. This companv, was sent forward Will Serve work progressing. brought including tractors, drag lines and Reed-- i f r re I. the man who hooks for the ion of settlement and increase lirmative action that will relieve the tret Judge lolloman postpnti-o- under command i f M;l;'or Tranroi-- (iei egg, deposit- eighty splendid library ditching machine equipment and that - th- - ed SM.'Trf) in prev-ou- s donation? indtisti y. 1 hey now go on a leas- tension, and restore cou ideve ed the court term because District v.'iite nthe-- rrouris wi'l recruit. The in' one dollar bills tht making with the work of draining the entire tract n of 'J'hc A.leiandro LVad is in banks several weeks about 1'0 books in all. Elmendorff will be under iiir; and .ln tyslam hat the the removed permanently. Attorney ni. ii .ire to get per month, it is Alamogordo ago 'at way - is in he stolen from another1 beautiful Chicf- - of sufficient acreai;;- to of the people that the war res,- of taking over the office from aid.- Vaughn Nc w. which had He also brought fhg, within tlrrty days. Socorro enal I - the anim l Rrdwcr lo develop real ly over, and il.e German .1. II. Cri-t- who this week lost tin thief, war. sentenced at El I'aso on for the .school Kenna Record. tain. his business and increase bis pro- - danger removed permanently. The election contest for the position. Monday to serve two years in the, HIDALGO Texas penitentiary. Lcgg confessed! Quite a number have put out fruit Licit. Hilton Back to the officers at his trial last week. trees here this spring, and th?:c j I.ieul. C. N. Hilton, for more than suggtestvin his been made Ilia' The story that he told and which onld have been many more if tint a year with the A. E. F. in Krance, the r.iinies of our streets he rlrnu'ed was corroborated by others, was windy weather had not set in. Even arrived last week at his Socorro .iir namr-r- t alter trie imv wno wenx that he received a tip from a hotel as it is we have sold twelve order; home from an eastern camp, where to war from hen. The idea appeals woman that a certain suit case con- - ranging from $2.00 to and m iny he received his discharge from the to us as a snlen-P- one. :md we want tained a large volume of bills. Legg more have bought elsewhere. Klicla army. He returns to assume charge at to ce a bill introduced r.t tne nevt sneaked the bills from the valise. Messenger. the affairs of his father, the late A. meeting of the city council to change these names. Now don't let us have-an- What the PuMic foolishness about this if the council thinks il ought to be done Should Know cro ahead and do it. Lordsburg ' About the Big Ore Shipment Five carloads of Ca'i'slc lead con- centrates were shipped to El Paso Smelter this month from Geo. litter's mine at Steeplerock. Mr. Utter is Packing Industry - making a number of leases on- his Qjl gold-silv- mines at Steeplerock. bu.-itp'- ss Liberal. jlj TIIK ,.i ciillccliiiL', propnrin nn. disiriliniin Lordsburg t i I 11 Hitiils sri ivlati'.s IV lliP Ol H.1I tli.lt i us LINCOLN pcr,riii.-- inH-r- i fur i r hinly. cM'tiMitiiii (TS li;ivc i(i;:r i',i li.oil tii-a(f,- :i miiiI Papif nli'orl on it An Activity in Stock Sales k on tin- - p:n l;r r cimlil ; lu :i y polii-i- i uhii, oiiiicr The Carrizo-- Live Stock Commis- , t i.'niv. nolici- to i! i 'i.-r-j ilnp tip ivirt ton (.lo.-- i' in- - sion Company'-- books for the present vi-- -- -!.. month show have sold i, iti o1' that they is i'';it n!!i iiti ti. 1 1 N e;lir bead of sh.er; : bought 000 head tnm&Mm ii & il1 of Block L'aneh Steers, 12,000 head j wk of of & Son of Hope, c an- steers Jernigan Pocslbly pni la.ly 'O Armour and Company r;eepy in and 450 steers from other -- .. parties. blame for t in . li o under '! vnrhl i(if human in-- ei and This aside from their manner whirr- Companv alanrlin whici. in tin ill tiny In! business keep themselves l.ll iin-i- fegular sard ' our l.tn,ia, s lh-- function informed on condit'ons of the range - in of the state, phsl, liiio'.vinp that attacks W- - are put I in;- uur ease the different portions s find outlook for upon a.) hiivn luen based on sipiaielv up to nil partie-- who and that the good ti.--i in has f f rn li . ar- inleresti it - to feeding the coming spring adroitly producer, so for the four tiandled lnnuni!,i and iiiisiu-formatlo- KeietiHDt. consumer :r. f. !X not been good past we may li.ivn for and that each may realize rottPD that the put He wen- ma how our obligations to him In full n of the trun must combine with our respon- fart9 sibilities to the other involved, we let all know the entire story Armour and Company have as we tell it to the rest We al'ad courted proper iioiulry tell consumers what we to Into say methods and operatiuuee the producers producers what And. In the pa.st fr. year, we say tci consumers of no many e?x pane Imar-Ingt- i, w safd. have voluntarily put When all is howevjer, the our case beforp the public the size of any business deal- PLAY smokegame with a jimmy Through publication advertis- ing competitively In staples if you're hankering for a hand ing, we have met the niiielemd-In- must remain the best evidence out for what ails headlines through which of Its eronumic soundness.. If your smokeappetitel people pet impressions, head- our methods were not ound, For. with Prince Albert, you've cot a new listen on the Diue Question lines frequently controverted Armour and Company could not I that cuts you loose from old stung toneue and dry throat worrieal by the text matter under them. have attained size in propor- EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT tion to national needs. 7? Made by'our exclusive patented process, Prince Albert is scotfree Confident that .. Just returned from Chieafte . from bite and parch and hands you about the biggest lot of arnokelun people will respond to com- Rearms; this thought In plete knowledge, we seek bet- mind, you will readily appre- - NEW MEDICAL TREATMENT that ever was scheduled in your direction I ter understanding with them. elate that your own Through newspapers, booklets, and your right to fullest Improved Cataract Opvratiom Prince Albert is a pippin of a pipe-pa- l; rolled into a cigarette it moving pictures of our process- value for yuur money both beats the band I Get the slant that P. A. is simply es and other similar methods, urge that you always ask your PERFECT FITTING OF CLASHES everything any we are explaining the place dealer for Armour Products. man ever longed for in tobacco I You never will be willing to Lanchlin Block Sauta Fv figure up the sport you've slipped-o- n once you get that Prince Albert quality flavor and quality satisfaction into your smokes ysteml ThM tiny CARUUS You'll talk kind words every time you get on the firing line! ' ARMOUR COMPANY an uproar to eUlm erf Copiija, Cirbefc! or CHICAGO l'ijections,artd ""J reavvy tW tear. tUy tW (,', aemAexnei pmmni mmi haV-rmm- tin mi reu:;:3 (wiy) elve eW that elmr, prmctitml pmmmj tryHml gUu kmmidtr eXrS 24 KCK; fa hlia tm tkmt aaeetM tit.cci Im trni mrfmtt tmmjitimm. rot urrs se:cr ' 0 IscenvsniciKt. OC3C DC 3C IOC DC DC CDO R. J. Reynoldi Tobacco Company, Winston-Sale- N. C

9 DEMOCRATS IN U. S. SENATE NEW MEXICO UNION The successful bidder asust pay to not execute a contract within thirty Am EXPOSE SECRETARY BAKER Commissioner ol Public Lands or hie agea. after tt baa been mailed to him bf m holding such aale, ol iki State Land Office, aaid contract to offered him lor the na pro For Bettor Haaltb And Moral price by laad, vide thin thr iiurchiiii-- niiiy at hit 0 (Continued from page one.) per cent iniereat ia advance lor the bal lion ruakc menu of Icaa citizen NEW MEXICO STATE LAND snce ol auch fees Day not than one Prominent of la ad e NEWS REVIEW Clayton it was on the boy's body: and the firM SALES purchase price, lor tinrtifth of ninciy-fiv- cent of and anil all per ine week organized for the purpose of notice the father had of that boy-'-. yertiaing apptaiaement coait purclu.e price at any time after the aale in incidental to the sale herein, each and al ami in the of carrying on health work that com ueam was on in - - . . . ol aaid amounta muat he denoailed in eaat prior expiration thirty yctfe tne blackboard the aaaaax from the date of the contract and to pro munity, Alter ample discussion a Sundav School of a church that ho or certified exchange at the lime al salt vide for the of H. with asso- and which said amounts and all of payment any unpaid balance Hilton, whom he was committee "of Public Health and attended! Now. here was an nfftrr--r STATE OF NEW MEXICO to valid exiitini rights, eaaementi, (ben. at the expiration of thirty yrara from the of right. a'e subject to forfeiture to the Slate o' ciated in business previous to hit Morals was of 'car-Justi- way and reservations. New uaie oi ine contract witn interest on appointed consisting performing a dangerous errand, Mexico, il the successful bidder does the enlistment almost two ago. of the Peace P. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION not execute a contract within payments at rate of four per years ' C Tolbot, a to Garcia," if The Commiieioner of Public thirty day, cent annum in l" A . . 1 . . T x a - rying messafje you Lands oi after it has been him per payable advance on too Socorro Chieftain, LAND SALE his holding such aale reserves th mailed to by th of the date of the nur cuiiurai1A,,,nscm ncuiiy picase, dui under the most desperate PUBLIC agent Office, said, contract to annivrraary contract, Cham-- 1 right to and all bids offerer pro to be credited on the and Public School Principal circumstances. It seems that the reject aoy vide that the purchaaer may at his partial payimnta an CHAVES COUNTY at aaid aale. make optiot niversary of the date of the contr-ic- t nxc TORRANCE oeriain. Among tne to be War otieht to have had payments of not less than one of tnings Department thirtieth ol five cent ol the following the date tender. demanded is a Y. M. C official olii-ce- r; Office of PuBlii Poiaeaalon under contracts of aale lot ninety. per pur . , immediately... . . information about that of. the Commissioner chase price al any time after the sale aac un a coin- - Lands, the above described tracta will be gives to The above tale of land win be eubject r.., aim hub auujcci special and the father came here to prior the expiration of years Iron f The Spencer Mining Company of Santa Fe, New Mexico. on, or before October 1919, thirty t valid rigutft-of-wa- mittee con5isting o Messrs. Banhart, talk to and see if I lit, the dale of the contract and to provide existing rights, easements, me, could not lor the ol and reservations. " Walker was some Notice that to Witneta hand and official payment any unpaid balance ai appointed get official information about ii hereby given ouriuint ny the seal the expiration ol years from th. JX authorized to to the the provisions of an Act of Congress ap of the State Land Office of the State nl date of the thirty The C'ommissionT of Public Lands or his mZtXLIF?SV--tn IhTlZurr Th Vvl proceed him. fir contract with interest on defer y proved June 20th, 1910, the laws of I Mexico, this ninth day of January, red at the of four agent holding such sale reserves the riifht ! ZZl.l have,same at the earliest possible time, That is only one case. There are of New rulea Njw payments rale per cea to t copper ore. Stale Mexico, and and regula per annum in advance on an rjx-- any and all bids off' red at said good grade J hundreds them. I liona of the State Land Office, the Com N. A. payable the sale. of presume every FIELD. iiivcMir ui ine aare ot tne contract, par 1 J missinncr of Public I.andt will offer Cotnniaiioner ol fublic Lands Hal to be on Oscar Pollard is still Senator. . gets letters about them. 9 payments credited the an of Silverton , , . , , public aale to the highest bidder at o clock; of vw Mexico niveraarv of the dale e,l the ... Possessvnn under contract of sale for the The I. O. rcau mc nere Tannarv IV i..,.,.,.., hauling cactus from the foothills. of Clayton last (.uuiu inio necora a. M., on Thursday, April 10th. 1919, in the First Publication IQIO following the date of tender. above drkcrilied tract will br Riven on or New is Tuesday received thirty-fou- r stories mat would maxe ine Hearts town ot Kuiweii, county ot maves, State Last Publication March 28. 1919. hefore October 1st, WW. Verily Mexico a wonderful night of New Mexico, in front o( the court hou.e much tumble weed "cw members, making the Clayton Of the American people bleed, de The above sale of land will K. kk;.... place the hated therein, the following deaenbed Iracta of to valid existing rights, Witness my hand and the official makes finest horse Union Encampment the in largely to inefficient methods. I am vix: casements, tights rf itit State Land Office of the State jaiof the of cow and largest land, STATE OF NEW MEXICO and reservations. feed if cut at the time, this the state They had anticipated the not charging anybody, with doing New Mrico, this Fourteenth day of proper 1 Sale No. 1JZ7 ' SEW, SEtfSWM, Sec. 2J; The Vj9. " wrong. think we have accomplish- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Commissioner of Public Lands or hi. terrible pricWy cactus and the bear "l,uul,u" NWKNEJ4. NEXNWX, WV.NWW, Sec. 24; agent holding such sale reserves Die N. A. FIELD. - I)lan to that effect had been ed wonders in this war, but we seem 4 R. 27 E. AtiO.OO righ Commissioner of grass are the finest (tf milk produc- made, T. S., containing acres, to reject any and all bids altered si ..ic Public Land, but on account of the bad roads to have the little things selected for the Santa Fe and Grant County PUBLIC LAND SALE sale. Stale of New Mexico, ers, there forgotten . "" were that set the in motion. Railroad Bond Fund. The improvements i'ft Publn-atio- 26, VU twenty of their applicants un heartstrings windmill and fenc LEA COUNTY .as PuM-c.i- VA9. consist of house, well, Pdssessinn under contract of sale tor il,. Mny 9, able to attend. Clayton Citizen. We seem to have those 3500.04 above J. W. Slack has quit his place as. forgotten nig, value Office of described tract will be eiveu o who above all are entitled to our the Commissioner of Public or before 1919. superintendent of bridges and build-- 1 and a, October 1st, To Union now that the war is over. Sale No. 13JS NWtf, Sec. 3S; T. 4 S., STATE OF NEW MfcXU-- on the N. M. and the place Return County attention, R. 29 E NWV4. Sec. 1; ings C, SWM, N',SE'4, Witness rny han. and tl.r ., Mrs. Lucinda E. Hill has Of Courts 5 Santa Fe, New oflirijl s, is being fillell by W. N. Walpole. who been Injustice Military Sec. 12; NWJ4. Sec. 13: T. S., R. 29 E., Ifeaic. of the Slate Land .jlfice of the s,..r, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION in I come to 720.29 There are no im. New Estancia Herald, Kansas City for the last three Passing that, another containing acres. Noti-- e is Mexico, this twculj first oi ) hereby given that purau.int to 1918. day PUBLIC LAND SALE years and I ved at sedan, thing, Mr. President, not so much provementa. me ot an ol cemher, tormeriy in provisions mi congress, ap- A. Z. Proctor of was at- - returned to her old homestead near the way ol criticism, as by way Sule No 3 s. T 7 proved June 20th, 1910, the laws of the ' SOCORRO COUNTY Morw.rty nn ol New , FRED MLTLI.KR, of in. the some R, 29 E., 4017 acres. There are Slate Mexico and the rules an'l tending to business in Estancia last Sedan last Sunday, coming by way suggestion, hope that containing of the l.an.l no regulations State Office, the - thf Lutnmiisiiinf r of Public He of Dalhart. She is investingi in cat remedy may be found for conditions improvements. (oinmixifnirr of Public Lands will Siait- oi New Mf l,,,,Uff1 Friday. says his cattle are ooing offer I'l- -t at sale PuMicution Drt:. 1918. has cow-- but tie and believes that Union that exist. It is with reference to ... N c,., o. . s,e. pnhlic to the highest bidder at il, well he lost but one old counly c,c, wk 9 A. on I'uljlicaiion .March 7, 1919, Santa Fe, Nrw Mexico. a in the ol 15: Sec. 17; Sec. 23; T. 13 o'clock, M., Saturday, April 12th, he is He men- is the place for profitable business inequalities administration El,. NW, S. l'19, in the town of feeding heavily. K. 24 E., M.(U res. There Loviniiton, ('ounty "I thdt tions a Mr. Chavez" in of that kind. Citizen. (ho law as it affects the sold'ers. containing I.ea, State of New Mexico, in N..tir iiy un purfl.MM t., that country Clayton arc no from of the STATE !' f Act ,. n The of iiis-tic- e improvements. court house llie OF NEW MEXICO ai of lii3 administration military ' therein, following describe.! .1 who has lost the greater part tracts of prnvai Ju.i. JIJ'li, 10, ihr thr the war has No. 1331 Sec. 13; T. 12 land, vis: r l.r' herd. Estancia Herald. STATEMENT during developed Sale - SF.'SEKf, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION unil i. ;,n FINANCIAL sen- K. 21 Vj K NVVMN'P.!,. NW ll,. i .il, r tir many cases of life or ronir frm IS.. SEViSW'!,' Sale No. 133? ,c,c. 12 OF THE See. 21; Sec. 31; ',. 32; T. S. r .if I'll! 1...H will ..If r a court-marti- SE. Ky,SWyt, SESWX. R. 37 E., im- PUBLIC LAND SALE Mr. Mrs. SCOTTISH UNION NATIONAL tences by which either 13 21 Sec. containing SlOO acres. The t li. In and McClintock came up Sec. 35; T. S., R. E., XWUMiK., ddjc r. th.' in I.', r .t If COMPANY NKS-V- Sec provements consist of fencing, Value 5100UU i M M the first of the week from the homo-- l INSURWE would not have been imposed at all, or 1;; RWVWK. Sec. 3; MORA COUNTY nk, A. , on i y h. OF CONNECTICUT 41O.00 I S j HARTFORD, T. M R. 20 F... in it C.uii'v stead below Schol!e to visit their if the rights of til? enlisted men had l; S, c.inlaining Sale No. 33 Sec. T. 15 R i, no 2; S., ol the C f U in in conr,-,- acres. Tlitre are improvements. 35 3.'0 aer.-s- Offne inniiiion Pu'.i t V'Xir,. fr.r. Admitted $7,RW,?5.27 heen nrooerlv orotectcd the mntainiriL' .2 The im. inr-.f- daughter, Mrs. Matt Freilinrrer. Mr.' (itKcts, Lands, .if 1;. court house Hi. I.i',!.,., in. l.iMiililiea . consist of tl00.ua. McClintock have fine 'iw'J's'n f h 5 tr'a' before the V.. bid on the above triets 1'rovcntenn value S.it; Fe, New n'lt .i tr.,(.-tt- ul says they pros- Surplus to polii yholders, ' M;iuo some of and will he for less than rive NVlii e t i v il it'HT t for a and have lost car- - tial. Mere boys, them wholly accepted , N'o hid fin th- - abo ncr'l'n1 wi! 'i'rfi pum.i.iu( pects crop !H pt r ai'f.-- whicii i the ap t Lf proviHiwnn oj an t L't OflVftt Sal No. 1311 .Ml ( S in $7,884,295.27 $7,S.n,295.27 for their acts, he arcept-f- fnr than FIVE kr am cely any stock his neighborhood. irresponsible xfluc therrof, and in addition thcr' !T'V.-t- Jur.r Xt h. . t tie oi T. s., y. '.v., .i ,.,,.1 ($5.1X1) p.-- a.:ro, winch i the ldt tb' i All located have been adjudged guilty of serious n t he siKn-sifi- bidder must fnr thr a;.. cf ..nd rul- - n j u. 'i mi ..' the bunch from here who p.iy .J.k- in tl"-rt- Mj'e MniO tiit t s, u. - pruM-- and t i N' civil or criminal offenses, anil .en- 7, ment s that exist un the land. lh In klUljTlOIl. he M :it( W'i, SW'i s!Vi,SU ,j there are stick'ng. Some are must pay fnr hr nr. S SI awiy RETIRED RANCHMAN. Worth $U5.ono. miitciuI If it. 'll ul I :A C .i is . J. Ii, 1. .. tcnrcil ior hie or terms in tne. . . Iirovenirnts that exist on the land. ii, at work, but will be back to put in 35, long will plll'lM f Woulil Marry. League, Toledo. - i mi mi- o't lot A. AI., m. a crop. Estancia Herald. Ohio. peniteniiary. b, rri l,,r sepatatcly. Fa h of th. dfsn,)-- k, tcrces found by reviewing authority' offTrd f"r s.ilr ( I M he ul to i'ara;cly. nra. .if Ni lii.l n be null and void for want of juris-- i Th.; sale .ml icet .' r jto T'ie fioilf tlicri.i foil ,1r. i.MI ml: I,- - to abovr f o' land Iir III vi,., Idic'.ion have been ahovrd st.vi.r j'r fld- luhjii CIS 1,'itKl, I.A'.S ( o tll lit,- ;,rn Ithcrrhv siihiectincr to illegal mini-h-- , l"r lan-- !', (,,r tl- - S'titn litiuns, v.i. t R.ii'r.i; .1 II ii. Fun. ii. I. j unlv l.: "Ul, merit a man sentenced without just ','' i"'l'1(ri.'.'.' ! !' v Kill I. r iiriM i. to tn .1 I'll SKUSi.": that I r .Sl.. firalion of law. ..f I'ulllic l.alll lb ak'ftlt h ..ntmii..r' Il i.f A soldier tloinij (io'iTc !ii'.i:ni v: ,iie the; I,v -- military r i lur ' lati'l. f'l.ir .li- -l (1 (im-in- .ti by nt who .1 ti enter. a shop tin' r ll i I 'duty , I. rr1 vino mi IniiTh-- it. Cir-lin- to own uni prur. t r. (or ml 8 se Growers1 liccjitise, ' Catt and t all ...am in lic.ir.l i nil In 'l'i s'or'.., m. i. h an l .11 Jk. tho. v?i i.i.id by :. s ti. 11! Iir in i.:ir.'i .'ouilil ill :!kj shop ;.tiit ii .flail." a' ' Mr ,.f ,!' i f t:.. m Ion 1(1 of r:!rv. Th'- I'Ht 'aIi'.'iI li'ii'.i h: r"i f.uM .u no: t The i'on j pi n !inr: o,",' riy h- - n ir;.i'-- ' hin hv .tx ..' ho cii-tr- it ':.! f nii.'o;t;ti !.. .: i ' Mirr K.f i r. to ' an r.n' pr ... t (, " 1 sfc verdict and "rec.ii t i a ):nr!:.;t-- i h.,m at his '' 1 7 hi ojmiou' ' en .: - !. Membership 1915, year, ronrt ri'c.n idcr h t ,;: i ..! ' :t "m;.; ' r i :ic did .. v cirirt "r. "in i 7. v r f ,! ,i I' .: CaUle I v about 1" v !' v 't r '.' Owning 16,000 m.t.' id' a: "lie '..f "l , (' trrrn of ii I'lni-- IK" i I' ui'- .! i'.ii i " i ; ivi ur'. '' !',,','!, ho'ji; ri: I'll: 4ih Men ..ii it V' tii it in ih' Membership 1919, year, 500 rev K w ot til'' rcc. ii 'l was ri'r.v.nti'.ende "i n a!;ir..." .n rlir -- n i. Cattle ii- - , 400,000 of IHJ'l ' r,t Owning p'k'- ,' the v :'!, ..... ntH t .1;' 1. The i t rr, ''V)r r'r.1."-.- n , ' t i:niT4t:t iui - th nf mx! i.cm of ',I:im r ninu'tir! f- .iry ;'n:ra"t if :f '!fi. .t :..'Vr r, i s? to tS diipprovinc; ol teniirr. - r .let m s ' .t. lc frr da:e f : l:e I ,l or h.i "ii i:n tion, h:n allowed the vin i. ar" n v m. n at M.e r4i r : r i , r i ti This Association has Tlie ah( vc p.ile nf w h- s 'ili :n 'i fa r, utir t v. rn?;f h of tiv m, m is now land ne Sam i lanr) I" r it. If in ;,.! ..r.cur ..r. grown ;.nd the ins lie o v.ilni s. ruscn. ,,iit t;i'i: t !it land. f'u ..in, .:;r t FUiir II .nd l ur; rxi s:;tH' rinht nt i, j.'n.r ' :j r k j I.! t.i;- nj ti.e 'J i.'- uitC ..; t r n i .iitc :i'r.iit. t'Mice. his case, while not ounty way, aiul i v.iii iris. i'' cm ii si in i..v,lr.:e ir the ii.ii p.t wti; idijt ci t" the aL ivf it:uii. .'iin! re' nine if h rctjasc for p. yiu: n:s to te ctedi'rtl on ine an illustrates the control which the n hi.Idt r f:ilc, f( ii. v ': t hi- i:al? ot t .if :i at ; BECAUSE li' t)s fxi'ept tlit the ris(il The of iMihlie n f'. i's. tT r.: n.l ait c. sir or. rt-- a "omniissinnT I.nnili ipii ;nlii wiv-- date of military conntuiidi r exercises over U8I i y tn i ash or cnaiiK'' hi iiK'iir thf h.tlc firrcin. and J the lentirr. if I'lim; hut, h s.th' thr t.k'M j' rach jus-:il.- e ot aiV, the p.in-t- i.fil rryrvf! of i administratictn of i hi. lit u1 i:mi am- un i in ii hi hp d m the military iiiy an nifcrej ps.u cjk .i'iw.c uf land will be 1 unit- fiv nim Mr ine lan.r. iiiur i') .it en .i.e-- at the time of T.r silt subject (iihanre )o r x sx ii Rf tire. jicr cent interr.t in ad.anir i.'i tin lul.inn snd said - and :tll nf ih.-- rti'hts. ease:ii.Tiit, - vhiih an.tujtii- id nt'.ts j A if an. will b; i h.i and reservations. s- lot of those cases come to me. iiiin:hai.f- price 'S' "sion of a!r foi b ti j pe t to forfeiture to the State o ItGetsCash Result- .mir'-.- a f- (- c ntracts 1 to riinlract tiri.v Jina New if buiot-- lviemDer have looked a i.ive d t ril.cii t t h will be Maito, the aucciitu; loei C up many of them to t uf su. h Tne hi of I'ub.ic ilie priymt-n- nf the balancr r befun- Uc gitu not execute a contract within dart tiitirsfci j T.anjB or htf I a itista! latter lit, l'Jiy. thirty u'l-ii- sin h hU ri. verify them, know of case where riric in thirty equal annua! aiirr tt f.s bren maileil to him by ti:. !iui'1ttiy ser' the ripht a lieutenant on a of wit.l interest on sll ileferrett pty ,i, . State I. unit said to ' to reject any ap'l all bids of it red n; s.nd young was court ,,,.2C"" (iihtr, contract pro men.s at the rat. of foiu per cent per , .i?!'' vide in ciniry in a certain cantonment-- -I ""', t'Tu,"i '!." that the purch.isrr may at his qptior unniitn in pnymrmx and intert. t' : t ftiake of not less one wh'-re- com- of each j, payments than session und r of Attend tlie Annual will not mention His ikie (in October first, year. thirtieth ot ninety-fiv- cent of the Pis contraet sale for tne 4th Convention per pvr tbove will be officer said: "A. 13. is charg- N. A. cliase at any time afier the sale snr described tncts given on or manding The nb'.vt- of land vill be FIET.D, price !n fore October l'19. ed He be ail. subject Commisstiner of Ptiblii: pii'jr to the expiration of thirty years fivn 1st, with crime. ought to sent to valid existing rights, easements, rights l.an1s, the of the and offi-- ..i vA... t. djitr cotjiract u proviilt up for six months." The youtiR l ' for the of balance s !.:i'i tl'C official seal O! At irst rublic.itmn Tnnitiry 17, M9. payment any unpaid of Nintt- Albuquerque a court-mar- - tile of t hi i from "''in- tlie ol New cer, lawyer dct.vled for . I. asi 1'ulilicaiion March 38 WW expiration ty years th' . i . The Cnriiminsionrr (if Piihttc ami. or his date of the with Mtsico. tl.ia iclitii day of I't I dV i)OK-- (i ,i " contract interest on deft t bruary, iiiiiv,.... into lilt tasc, iiiiu holilmg in"h aalr r.nervrs th riKliI red at of 25-26- payments the rate four crv -27 his sentenced and all UJs at s.nd per N. A. March he and colleagues tliistn r.jert any oflercj STATE OF NEW MEXICO per .Minum p.iyaMe in advance on the ar. FIELD, fellow to five in the of the d3 of the Com mis i one i ot I'ubiu i.atitls younj; days conTii't. pai .Nt - '' na) pxymt nts to be rredited 'on the ' SmtF " Mexico. His offi- f NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ir guardhouse. coinmandjnc; n,Irr c,Jt)lra. sale lu nivers.iiy oi tne Lite ot thf- - nn tract net ImiM Publication il, 119. ill will 'oK oa 2t eer called him up and said: p,io niml tract, b. kiv.i OIL GAS OF iiiK the date of tender. Last Publication Mny lW. 'loujihe j.,vr 1919. AND LEASE PUULIC LANDS, You Be There know, that is the man whom I told "n nrtidort October in, COUNTY T'ie nbive sle of laud will be otif,'ht to be official QUAY m sut'jet you severely punished. Wilms, my hand and the seal to alid exiMiiitf ri eaicni' m s, likh STATE OF NEW MEXICO 1 see vou have only sentenced h;m f the Lam) tlfficf of the State nf an' resi.r at ton a. this ninth of (Jfficr of Com ni if inntr c' Pub' if for five days in the puardhouse." N'w .eitici, ilay January, LhihU, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1 The nf-- is all 'IS. ban cw menco. Commissi of Public I.auds or hi ' The lieutenant replied, 'That la re, h f t'lURANTIXO TO N. A. FIELD, aent holding i:,. B;,!e re nerves Xht righ PURLIC LAND SALE m the evidence warranted. It was i and ail bills of M VOUt) HONCY BK ji that LaoHa is tJ at reject Miy at sair SfiV''r li! (, f is. CommiiMoner of Public 'Notice herrby given pursuant to ssle. i a very minor offeiifc." "That the State of New Mriico, lie provisions nf an Act of ss SANDOVAL COUNTY t7'"'":.,si (mgr Possesion unifer of wav military law is administered Firtt Publication 17, 1919. June 20th, 110, t!n Jaws of the contract sale lor th. im .VI 1 January Slate of New am! rcri'la-tinns- above dtairihed will be OifiCi? of the Commissioner of PuMi. .aVafcjarjgii is and in a short time Last rublicatirn March 28, 1919. Mexico, rules and ' tracts given on j here, it?" very of the State Lanil tJffice, the Com or before October 1st, 1919. officer was from that Sar.ta New Mexico. the rcmoed miasionrr of Public Lands will offer for Wines rry hand and the official It Fe, simply because he had not STATE OF NEW MEXICO lease for the mining for and extraction of the State Land Office if thr State Not n e ii heft by Kivcn thai dcta'l, of oil and punuant carried out the orders of the gas, at public auctiuu to the Mexico, this twenty-sevent- dar o the prov.&ioiii of an Act of Congress ap officer. is the use ol NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION highest bidder at 10 o'clock A. M , on Wed- December. 1918. piovki June Alih, 110 the Uwi nf the What nesday, Itlarrh 1019, in the town of FRED MULLER, Siate oi Sem Mia.co, and ulea and reg is of a court if a command'ng officer PUBLIC LANL SALE Tucumcari, County Uuav. State of Xew Commtssioner of Public ulaiimia of the State Land Oifue, the Mexico, in front of the court house there- Lands ConnnisRiontT of Public Landa will to practically control 4ts actions.' State of New Mexico offer DE BACA COUNTY in, the following described lands, to wit: at public aale to the highest bidder at (Continued next week) First Publication Jan. 3, 1919. 2 o'clock, P. M., on Thuraday, May 22nL L- - l.ait Publication March 1919. Ufftce ol the Coramimioner of Public Sal No. Lots 1. 2. SViNElL WW 14, m 119, in the town ti litrnalillo, Count t oi VVVi. Sec. T. 11 R. 31 ., All Sandoval, Slate of New in HISTORICAL SOCIETY HAS Land i. ISE54. 2; N, Mexico, front s'anta Fe, New Mexico, OI s3CC. " n- C. I c ja.- W of the court house therein, the following MEETING WITH LEGISLATURE .Sec. 2; All ot ec. 16; T. 11 K. 35 C. STATE OF NEW MEXICO described tracta of land, viz: Notice is that to All of Sec. 16; T U N, R. 35 E, All of! hereby given pursuant Sec. 16; T. 11 N., K. 36 All of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Sale No. IU2 the of an Act of ap-- f E., Sec 36; NNEtf. SWHNEK. Ej A of the New provisions Congress T. 12 R. 33 fc All of 16 SVVH, All of T. public meeting roved June 20th, 1910, the laws of the N., Sections and SWA, Sec 2h; JJ; .16; T. 12 R. 34 All of SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS AND TIMBTLR 14 R. 1 W , contaimnR l.OUJ.OO historical society was called at State of New Mexico, and rules and reg- - N., F., Sections 16,, N., acrei 36; T. U N.. R. 35 1, 2, There are uo iroproveraenta. the house of renresentatives chamber uli.ii.ma of the State Land Oflice the E.,J,ots S'NEK, COLFAX COUNTY Commissionrr ol Public will offer W'yiSFM, SEKSWJ4, Seff 2; All of Sec. 16; for of this week. T. 12 K. 36 E All T. 13 In kirt fituiva Is. mfr K.4 Thursday evening: bidder at N.t of Sec. 36; N.J rr Irirls il A sals to the htdhest a Office ol the Commissioner ' Following the address oJJ)0cki on k. ,v ixt i, s, ec. i. u a., oi Public land will be an.pte.1 for less than TffKKE open, iir by!, A. M., Tuesday, April 8th, R. c, i, j, J, -- TO it of 37 coniprisinji 7.30JX1 acres, designat- llJOl.l.AkS (U.uoj pir acre, whu-- is ihe Governor Larrazolo the prORrain as!l919, in the town Fori Sumner, County ed as no ". Santa Fe, New M. xico. value Uirreof and in of He Baca, Siate ol Ne Mexico, in front eleven sections, but more than nt.pratsr.1 ail,titun announced nrlndes a paper by einlit sections will be included in any one Itli.reio the suicissml bi lih'r must .ay ..r ) of the court hnue therein, the lollowinrf NitKi. is lli.it 7. Colonel Ralnh Emerson Twitchel. on l-- a lease contract. hcriby Ktvnl mi tnrit the improvements that exist or. the lan.l to tlie provisions of an Act ..t t:,.ti moBfiMMm the expedition of Governor de Ania ., ... . . , , . tour I Krc5, i.i;ir.ivc.l June .Dlh, 110, th.. The above sale uf lam! will be ful Ben-- No. All .1 i.it to the Mooui country in 1780; ! Sal. m? - See.. U; NF'i r. . X'J?" laws of the Stale of Near M. mco ?n,l to the followuiK terras and conJitn us J7 t' the rulrs anil inns of A2 oh-.r-r- -i M. Read on SSJnfeS'ta" - m"'l' "' the Suti- viz: All ttn-!.'- r.cr.ia The jamin the secret plans V '"ls- "'' b' land the t:3 HavoHng. Of the Ill.linn :n 1660: A. A ."1 i;r l.anual conformity with f.irm Utfici1, Commissioner tt PuMir unrininR I.an.ls wiil oifi.r at nublii: h.ih: t lie- BrL:;.:-.r.- i S.b3 , T. I Ihe .u.crsslul mint o.iv tij th a'aout the manu Fehx N. "I J... , , llil,.. ..MiT at 9 A v- Encyc!opa;Jia t .y? Sedllo; Baca, Isidore, Arm,,,! - EM, Sj 7 Public" 4x oi ihich n'llmli, ., ,.n i Oin ri) ' SblHtiv r Tuhhc !au 's. or bis Uj..' in the , fU ana on Pro-:jr- c OI At time V.iy 15th, 10, t,iv.n i, such sale, ..n tventtetli ol to a iSr.'-'- y, Oiners DCing ine o:i;ciai no iitiptOTementi. iw "'rn"nri application. of ( N. factu-- or emskin en ihs Continent ,n oui'iiiiK i'ic sin i.t ffiui iiii.'mt win nc ('..irnty ulfax. Slate .( ,.rilf rcd t y inm r li.o ian.l, f.'ttf "... S'",," .. rrnnireil tn .. th. Pun. Melco, iti Iron! of the court house th-;- r- ,,rr mn-- it in aintice fvr ine bai ...No. tV4. i- Hi iV rmiUiii in In 'r.rra:cn' e . . . iho S.l. Ha i.an,l the amount of the' first year a , the ii.ii hib tfrtiin, via: ol purrtiape tlie Ices and Amrrica ci'ir ai e.?ldfyed 5 W. c. Mi I. aN., k. contain-- i iiiiiihu are luui prlc, RANCH t ii c, rental offered, Ihe cost of and t llur isit; and at uranrmrct an4 '- UNIVERSITY PK. POULTRY 6UU.UU acres. There advertising ji'vrr ing rioo "nprove' expenses incidental rherelo. russrssion will LSale No. 1343 SkJiSLM, Sir. ail tuMl in. i.l. ntal to the fair here n, sad use cf tlis 'saucaa'! -" 'Ttrcve tba flavour ac4 chicles and To every ments. : l Bahy hatching epps. .1.. soon n. contract of lease Sll. "'s 2. 3, 4. SKM i ach and all ol Said am .lints must be think in (f breeder this wonderful tine hrrd t N 14. WW S. . 0 ...... b".rrr-ni- ..J .v.. r..t .i.:i. Stl'l r ,.i ...u j lilies the? stock of thorouchbred, inyinfr aini;l-com- No bid on the above described tracts will S. c. cv.r cf Icrcs." heavy u wjhj thir d tom daM o( M.;i. Ji., NF.. SJ4XWJ4. Sy Sec n ,h- - time cf sale, and which said amounts White Lephorna, which will reproduce P h"1 2- Sec. I I. do iwrh hl in i" order to, avoir forfeiture ol rights ' ,s ' its land all of th. m are subject to lone.ture themselves, bred to nhell out epfrs and KnfiSn per .L I. 2, 3, 5. T. 2A N . R if - and d r jd 4, N,NVJ, Sic. 34; ti e Slate , New the auc- cliOC tc tlie most whole-- it; our stock will grade your stock up praised value there"!, and in sdd.tion ""eto ' . 16 E.. All of Section 17; NV bid di not a Tirrsi uses purest, d im- - Ky&VM ler e. execute con not down, because it is scientifically br the auccca.ful bidder must for the Sec. IS; S.-- cock- pay Wites mv hand and the official seal SESK, SKMSW'.,. S'JNEM. 'lratl w.thiti thirty days alter it has beea to do just that. Pullets, hens and provementa that exist on the land. of Office of V.'iSVM. SW'MNWH. Wv. mailed f.im Stale Land Office. sorr.s cicus cf all flavoring! Everybody free stock. Eevs, the State Und the State of,'''; NNV4, lo by the z.i erels, hardy, range vigorous ' D" Sec. 1. to that the act 1, Sec. i PN'",, "" four,t""h dT ' ai; :sail cottraci provide purchaser incubator lota or tings, guaranteed ejrfra S4. N.. OH - Lots t. I. II. "'Su?' K.5)t.17 E., All of Sic. 1(; at hia make of not s c'iocclate v, e tlliinow liia.t chocolate added laid T 1 115.29 acres tiE. Ni.S5 op im payments that hach are erga that pay, by bens, N. I. it E.. containing: FRED Sec. 21 j T. 24 R 18 of five esrar hand Chicks of Rrub. MULLER, N.j K.,les than nineiy pet not pullets; every picked. The imnrovementa consist Irncinir. containinfr 4,416.79 acres. The improve- - litnt of the at time after makes that trap-nes- t atock. $18 100, on 53.00 Commissioner of Public Lands, purciase price any lo asyiliicg es a flavoring always thing from per bine, plowing and water right acres, ments consist of houne, barn, sheds cvr- - the sale and ruT to the or office in lota 30 .890 00. No bid on above des- State of New Mexico. l expiration prepaid to your express value (1 the rals, cistern, and fencing, value $2,JrO.(iO. from dste of the and is or more. live urn of land will be lor First Publication December 20, 1911. hirty years contract, ttiii uicas enjoyable. That why a dash of chocolate, Kuarameeo very. aisu cribed tract accepted to provide for the payment of asy us guarantee what I advertise. Personal in less than 3I6.9B per acre. Last Publication March 7, 1119. There are 1,740,000 B. M. ol of 2520 ft., timber paid balance at the expiration thirty selected spectioti invited or send for circular. on these lands valued 33,430.00. sdacd to the most carefully and properly 337. will at years from the date ol the contract, with S. Clayton, Denver, Colo. Phone South Each of the above described tracts interest on deferred at the rata be offered for sale d payments makes Tuxedo more enjoyable separately. STATE OF NEW MEXICO No bid on the above describi tract will ot lour per cent per annum payable sn eged hurley tobacco, be for less than THREE DOl.- - 'advance NOTICE OF SUIT land will be accepted on the anniversary ol the data The above sale el subject NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION LARS (33.00) per acre, which is the ap- - of to be credit COURT STATE to tba terms and conditions, contract, partial payments "Your Nose Knows" IN THE DISTRICT OF THE following praised value thereof, and in addition there, ted on the am iversary of the date of OF NEW MEXICO WITHIN AND FOR via: PUBLIC LAND SALE to the successful bidder must pay for i.e Icontract next following the date ol tenaV THE COUNTY OF SANTA FE. improvetm nts that exist on the land. jer. The successful bidder must the EDDY COUNTY. Edith Laraoti, Commissioner of Public Lands orpafbis This Test: Rub a little Tuxedo Plaintiff, agent The successful biddi r will be required to The above sale of land will be subject Try briskly suck of the , m. No. 91 9S holding sale, Office the Commissioner of Fubfo pay for the timber valued at M.4PO.U0 as to valid extating righta. easements, rights-of-way- out full price offered by bias for the land, four followa: One-fifi- of the total and in the palm of your hand to bring its Loui Larson, bal- Leads, ammint and reservations. per cent iutereet in advance lor the Santa Fe, New Mexico. interest on the s at Defendant. for ad- remaining aroma. Then smell it deep its delicious, pure Te the Defendant above named: ance of such aprchase price, fees the rate of four per cent per annum, tn The Commissioner of Public Lsnda or vertising and appraisement and all costs Notice is that be in cash or certified exchanbe at auch sale will convince you. this test Yrm are herebv notified that the plain each and hereby given pursuant t paid his agent holding reserves the fragranco Try tiff above named filed a incidental to the sale hereia, the provisions of an Act of Congress, an the time of sale. The remaining to any and all bids olfered hat complaint in instill-ment- right reject with other tobacco and we will let Tuxedo atrainat von in the above entitled court in all of aaid amount must be deposited roved June 20th, 1910, the laws of thr to be paid in four equal annual at said aale. any cash or certified at the time S Mexico wmcn aire atatea tnat yon nave oeen araiity exehange tste of New and th rules ana with interest at the rate oi four stand or fall on your judgment of cruel and inhuman treatment toward of sale and which aaid amounts and all regulations of the Stste Lend Office, the per cent per annum, paymenle and in- Possession under contract of sale for ths a of them are subject to forfeiture the Commissioner of Public Lends will offer terest due on the of the datr above will be on or r for period of several years last past. New II successful anniversary described tracts given nd tn said she seeks an absolute Stste of Mexico, tat st public aale to the higbeat bidder ai of the contract. before October 1st, 1919. "Your Nose Knows" action, not execute a contract within 10 divorce from yon end the custody of her bidder does o'clock, A. M., on Tuesday, March IL minor son Stewart Larson. thirty days after it has been mailed to 1919, in the town ol Carlsbad, County of The purchaser will not be permitted to Witness band and the olficial nasi arm Land aaid t my Yon are further notified that, unless yon by the State Off- -, Eddy, State of New Mexico, in front of the cut any timber nntil all has been oaid of. the State Land Office of the Stat of in or to provide that the 4chaaef may court bouse therein, th following des lor. New Eleventh enter your appearance said canae on of not less Mexico, this day oi February. before the 18th of 1919, iod indent at his option make payments en bed tract of laad, via: 1919. day April, of ninety-fiv- e cent will will be rendered therein against yon by de than per The above sale ol land be subject N. A. FIELD, fault. of the pare hase price at any tins alter Sale No. 13M - WHSWM. Sec. 3s, T. Z to the following terms and conditions viz: Commissioner ot Public Landa, The name and address of at the sale and prior tn the expiration nl S., K. 31 L, containing go.00 acrea. The State of New Mexaea. piamtifrs from the date nf con- The torneys are Mr Fie, Edwards tt McFie, Santa thirty yeara th improvements consist of fenciaa. value successful bidder muat pay to the First Publication Feb. 21, 1919. rr, New Mexico. tract and to provide for th payment of 32L0O. Commissioner of Public Lands or his agent Last Publication May 2. 1919. Witness mr hand and the seal nl said any unpaid balance at th expiration of holding such sale, of the rears from the date of fhe con Ns bid on the above described tract ot offer d him for the four this 4th day of March, 1919. thirty price by land, ' I - enrt deferred land will be for for e t NFECTION f (SEAL) tract with interest a payments accepted less thss per cent interest in advance the f-"- Tho Perfect Tobacco (or Pipo tad CgaretM ALtKtllll LlltKU, at the rat of four per cent per annum EIGHTEEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ol such purrhaae price, fees for ad- County Clerk and Clerk payable sn advance on the aaaivereery of ($18.50.) per acre, which is the appraised vertising and appraisement and all cost of the District Court for Santa the date of the contract, partial payment value thereof sad fa addition thereto the incidental to the aale herein, each and all ) . Cuanntacdligr Fe County, New Mexico. to be credited n the anniversary of the successful bidder must pay lor the ins ol aaid amounts must be deposited in cash By FEDERICO LOPEZ, date wf the contiact next fslkswha, the provementa that exist on the Vaad. or certified exchange at the time of vale THE LOGICAL TREATMENT Demrt-- sat of and which said amounts and all of them DIRECT QUICK EFFECTIVE Pnbhcatiou March t. 1919. The above sale of land will be aubtect are subject to forfeiture to the State of FOR MOST OBSTINATE First - r THE CAAU Last Pubbcattoa March M. 1919. Th antra sale of laad wul be rabfeet to th following terms sad eaaditioee, via. New Mexico, if the successful bwt.l.-- docs Sold By AS Druggist GQO When the Colorado Burst Its Banks and By ROADS Flooded the Imperial Valley of California Ednah Aiken DRAINAGE IS BIG ESSENTIAL Copyright, BobtM-Uerrl- Company Side Ditches 8hould Be Amply Large The RIVER to Carry Off Water Rapidly As It Enters.

Prepared by tho United States Depart- the next day. A month later unrt he generul manager of the company. He he's a ruw dancer, always sturts off an honor to be picked out by you foi ment of Agriculture.) was When Man and Nature Clashed. shoveling coal on the steep grades wus allowed to resign, to suve his too quick, begins tin the wrong foot. such a piece of work. I'd like to The only reason for crowning a of Wyoming. face, as the Chinese say. I muy tell Oh, yes, he hus reasons, lots of them, but I can't." road surface Is' to enable It to shed "Marshall keeps his men with him!" you that it was a case of firing. He'd that fellow, but, us you say, they're The president of railroads, who water, and unless effective means are It was but a short time that the whole nation was thrilled by ago The engineer's glance traveled uround made a terrible fluke down there." not reasonable. He never waits to get knew men, had been watching the for of the water news of a mighty struggle in which man's ingenuity and strength were provided disposing the lleckless ollice. A stranger to Mar- "I know," murmured Kiekard. It ready." piny of feature, "Tnke your time," he after it is drained off the, surface pitted against the seemingly irresistible forces of nature. The Creat shall would get a wrong Idea of the was growing more difficult, more dis- Why was It that the face of the said. "Don't answer too hastily. Take crowning will be of very little, If any, Yellow as the Indians termed the Colorado river, for ! hnlf-slste- Dragon, tricky man who worked in It Those precise tasteful. If Marshall wanted him to r came to Rickard then, with your time." The side ditches should many had defied all efforts to control it. it threatened to advantage. years Finally liles,. the and ! . look 1 desk, orderly polished, supplant Hardin It had been Incred- that of sensitive high breeding He was or be suf- overwhelm the rich of southern California. In a last playing the fool, worse, amply large and should have Imperial valley the gleaming linoleum and then the ible, that man's folly I Reckless gam- und guarded reserve? And she a Ilur- before whom he ficient full to water man The waters were curbed. The Marshall, respected, carry the away derperate battle, triumphed. raging man who made the negro life bling, else. Muke a cut in the dln! Sister to the g mouth! much. as a janitor' nothing whose partisanship meant so rapidly as It enters them, and valley was saved. Ednah Aiken, daughter of the West, realized that a ! proud burden! Ills clothes always bunks of a wild river, without put- Queer curds nature deal; And pretty But he couldn't It. He couldn't they should have outlets all con- a wonderful story could be woven about this thrilling of western help at, chapter crumpled spots, too, unless his Clau- ting In heud gates to control It; a cards Marshall wus trying to deal out tell that story he knew that Marshall venient points. Cross drains or cul- history, and this is the story that she has given to the world in "The dia ! had had a chance at them Muck child would guess better! It was a to him. Go down there und finish would brush it aside as a child's epi- verts should be constructed wherever River." It is a of the a of men who for- story story strong string tie askew, all tiie outward vis- problem now, all right; the writer of Hardin's Job, show him up to be the sode. He couldn't make it clear to get their own differences in the battle for their lives and a property, ible signs of the southern gentleman the report he'd Just rend wasn't the fumbler he was, give hlm.orders, give the man 'whose stare was balancing story of women who place love and loyalty above comfort and conven- of assured ancestry. Not even a vulet only one who was prophesying failure. the husband of Gerty Holmes or- him why be could not oust Tom Har- ience, and of other women who, in the smallness of their fall to ! souls, would ever keep Tod Marshall up to Let the river cut back, and the gov- ders din. meet the test. It is a that will from to story you enjoy start finish. the standard of that office. What did ernment works at would be "It was Hardin who came to me, a renson?" Mar- Editor's Note. Luguna "Is it personal he have servants for, he had demand- useless; a pickle Hardin had made. but not until he'd tried everything shall's gaze had returned to his ring ed of ltlckard, If it were not to Jump Still to gain time he suggested thut else. They'd worked for months try- making. the loose ends Marshall him te dum CHAPTER I. him that It was the same Tom Ilurdln after him, picking up tell the situation. "I've ing the river with a few lnce Rickard admitted it was personal. he dropped? followed the side of and a chiffon who had pine to college at Lawrence; only engineering handkerchiefs, perhaps "Then I don't accept It. I wouldn't Curious Tbut it. I don't know the veil!" Marshall wus over Marshall Sends for Rickard. had married Gerty Holmes. thing, magnetism. relationship of twinkling be your friend if I didn't advise you Queer man's on the and tne two his own humor. did 'flii' large round Work was striking business, life, that he should cross, step stair, every compunles. "Ilurdln put up to disregard the little thing, to take man-jac- k of them would to at- "Where the railroud curae In? The a talk. It was us he mil.' ns "Cusi'j" Iticliiiril's dinning slrp even so remotely, their orbits again Jump good true, said; tention, from Hen, the colored janitor, Inside of thut I'm we'd hud to move our trncks carried him intn thi' outer ollice nf Toil That was a chapter he liked to skip, story? responsible three, who would not swap his post for a si- I guaranteed to the no, four times at Salton. It wus true Marshall. Tin' ushering rlerk, cout- He walked over to the windows, Faraday closing necure ho long as Tod Mashall's one of thut break. There was a dis thnt it ought to be one of the riohest h's iiml vcstless In exportation nf the shielded hy bright awnings, and big llliiiiilllliM lung kept him In Arizona, to Smythe, trict to suve, a district that the ruil-roa- d districts by the O. P. But he third lint sprint; diiy, made a critical looked down on the city where the tupped the d clerk, who hud tapped but I'll tell you clenched me by a clever bait to appraisement nf Ihr engineer's get-u- next few years of his life ho that put might followed Marshall's from Sun later." He was blue. out a in Mexico which would before hi' spoke. Thru ht' suited that caught. Comforting to reflect thut un cough leisurely puffing spur Francisco. It wus suid in Arizona formed into other railroad off a fifty-mil- e .Mr. Marshall Iiml nut yet come. engineer is like a never can perfectly rings the air, keep any by soldier, he himself had met the statement in his eyes them. und there the sandhills I'm- :i I.iiinliiii tli' mid u white silk be certain about tomorrow. Time admiring parallel, Tucson thut man who hud ever make a shirt hHti'd intn while serge trousers to know that tomorrow meant any "I'erhups you've heard how Kstruda, railroad impossible, enough worked for Tod Marshall would the "The ' , ' were smart fur Tucsnn. The clerks Tucson! What was that threadbare rather general, took a party of men into government must eventually ' be warmed the reflection of his the desert come to the rescue. Their works , " ...... In tin1 enil'liiy of the Overland I'aeitlc imverli In the Overland l'ucilic that by to sell a mine he owned. at v S' '4 than be of After the rieal on tlie control of the and nf the Snnnrii mid V : i i railroads 'foil Marshall his men greutness given posts per was made he decided Lnguna hang always keeps sonal distinction. to let it river down at the Once, he IkhI stared at Itickard us he entered; until they lose their teeth? That de- - slip. He'd found something heading. Was it office routine Marshall !u to told me I don't know how much they followed his progress through the lined the men who made themselves bigger do, more to his liking than tended him for? He admired without the sule of a truth there was in it tlie rec- riiiim. lie was a newciiiniT in 'fnesnn. necessary ! mine. Estsuda was a service, stint Tod Marshall, but ho big man, a man. He lamation service, did try to up lie had lint yet arijilired the apalhetle His eyes were resting on the banali- preferred great had the buy to work by the side of the other kind, bleu Powell and others turn- their plant for a sum. He Good Road Middle Is and haliils nf its eitizens. He wore hells, ties of the modern city that had robbed had, of paltry Kept High the men, without han ing the of wouldn't sell. The short is, I recom Water Drains to Sides. insti'iid i if suspenders. His while "old town" of Its flavor. Were It not strong physical river, saving the desert. He dicap, the men who take risks, the dreamed himself of it. If sick- mended d assistance to tniiiseis, duek nr serge, enrried a new- for the beauty of the distant hills, the doing Is men who live the life of soldiers. That ness hadn't .come him I to turn thut It desirable to transfer drainage ly pressed crease each morning. Jar and rumble of the trains whose to the Colorado Faraday. promised was the He would be suve the district. We water across the road, and they should a y life he wanted. would meekly wuter now river, expected 'fhe nllii e had nut reached verdict roar called to near-b- pleasure cities, carrying be with end or wait long enough to get Marshall's In Instead of flooding a befpre the year wus out to have the usually provided wing on the subject nf K. ('. Kiekard. The twinkling lights and crowded theaters, country. Pity walls for the of the shirt-sleeve- meant this! the Is take thu off protecting slopes cnllarless clerks would stretches nf and recreation tention, and then, if it Kduardo, son, not like him. He's government responsibility parks lie would break loose. He would like his mother never our hands." embankment. When the material have liecn quick to duh li m a dandy grounds, he, who loved the thrill and go you know what back to the front where he they are about. Not all Rickard made an impatient composing the roadbed is likely to be were it lint fur a page of his history coniliienieht of an engine, who had belonged dreaming at shrug. a hack to the line. alike, my wife and Estrada's." A nice problem Marshall had taken springy, system of longitudinal that was them, lie had held found enticement In a 11 firing puzzling desert. chap- He muy be found necessary n nf in some eastern As the hands of the round clock in Then It cume to Kiekard that he unto himself. wanted none of it. chair engineering ter of adventure in Ihe barrancas of to secure proper drainage. In con- wind-tosse- tlie outer ollice had heard somewhere Hnrdln the was lie had resigned, the Mexico, would stille In Tucsnn ! Amer- were pointing to ten that Marshall thing impossible. city, and General He met Marshall's structing a road, of any type what- page said, tn go nn the road as a ican progress was as too thin n the door opened and Marshall eirVred, Estrada had married sis- Inggardly story. yet famous beauties of He heard him with ever, It should be constantly borne fireman. Mis rapid promotion hail veneer on Mexican Indifference to His clothes, of indefinite blackish hue, ters, Guadalajara. say: "Agreed Far He to The Desert Reclamation com- In mind that adequate and continu- lieen the last move, a make the endurable as u would have disgraced un eastern wan, began piece together the per- aday. "Just Stop That River!" spectacular; place city. sonal was as as n ally effective drainage Is absolutely lew nun, tn till nn ollice "I'm a If I His string tie had a starboard list, background of the story. pany helpless) swaddled years position good for lifetime here, We the are going necessary If the road Is to be main- and ills hat was for 11 "It was a long time before Estrnda Infant. made the condition thut big thing. Maybe you ill Tucson, 'flie summons had found want 11," Ids thoughts would work ready rummage to be He did tained In condition. sale. Hut few would have looked at could get it started, and we reorganize the company. I was married." not wait for good him on the west coast of Mexico, back lo the starting place. "If I it'si long Rlckurd's "That his clothes. The latent of the story. As soon us he began he wns put in Hardin's place as president of vigorous negative. where the Overland Pacific was push- knuckle down to it, let him grow to energy cun The won't. There's that would knocked down. Other men took hold. the corporation, and be was mude gen wait. river WORKING ON DIXIE HIGHWAY ing its tracks. dynamic spirit frequently a river down turn that ollice Into a mael You'll henr It nil In the valley. Har eral manager. Of .course we had to running away yonder, "Villi can wait here." suggested the quiet the 'the homes Indian-blac- k din took n to control the slock. We two ruining valley, ruining clerk, looking covertly at the shoes of strom gleamed in those day tell It to me! He put up In Illinois Improvement Will Extend sees himself ns n hundred thousand dollars Hardin of families men have carried in with the 111:111 who a few years before had eyes, lieneath the shabby cloth one martyr. Promoters Over Distance of S4.5 Miles got the had estimated it would cost us less them. I've asked you to save them. I'een shoveling coal on a en- suspected the dally polished skin j un In; thing swelled into a Costing $904,700. Wyoming a than half that! It's cost us There's a debt of honor to be pold. gine. '.Mr. Marshall said to wait." der Ihe old slouch hat was the mouth swindle, spectacular swindle. They already showed a million. Things haven't been My promise. I have asked you to pay "ICilthons, instead of shoe laces!" of purpose, the lips thut no woman, oranges on, Broadway before going One of the features of the year's a or water was In. right. burst it. There's history being written In carped the human machine that must even his Claudia, had kissed without drop brought Har Faraday's temper out, work will be the improvement of the din has lots of ! and Hardin a while back wus asked that desert. I've asked you to write ever write letters which other men the thrill of fear. grievances He'd made ' " Dixie highway, which will be done the So to resign." It. And you say 'No "And a blue pin to match his Marshall glanced buck at the clock, original survey. when he sued by the states in sign. for his buck "And It Is Hardin's "No ! I !" Rickard, acting tie! I cull that some!" and then toward his visitor. wages he took the pupers position thut suy yes clipped with the Thus In Illi- going want me lo till?" The Marshall hud him government. It would never have occurred to "On time!" he observed. of the bankrupt company in settle you His voice oratory swept nois the will be sounded to himself mock- to his feet. highway Improved had he about it at Itickard, smiling, put his book in ment. He's n grim sort of Ineffectual queer dry, from the line north Kiekard, thought us if know The dramatic moment was chilled county through ill as he his bulldog. He's clung with his teeth ing, anyone should what Kankakee and coun that morning knotted his tie pocket. n Will, Iroquois to the Estrada Idea. an absurd he was asked by their Anglo-Saxo- :.!' dark, brilliant blue silk, that the And he's not big thing being ties to the Vermilion county line for It. He uses to do. He felt Marshall's n An awkward silence bung. Then : selection of his pin was a choice ; CHAPTER II. enough the optimistic sharp south. This work will ex- lapis on him, as If a "When can you running It was an inevitable result, an instinc- method gives you only half of a case, eyes detecting pet- go?" tend over a distance of 54.S miles at of tiness. he didn't care how Mar- tomorrow, the first train tive discretion of his It A Bit of half the problem, gets started on Well, "Today, a cost of and construc lingers. Oratory. a shall It. Thut out." $904,700 the the Marshall threw his hat on a chnlr, false premise. Well, he got up an- Interpreted place wusn't tion will be of concrete bitumi- warped, however, suspended Judg .for him. "Good !" and ment ot Marshall s men. who hail the morning paper on his desk. He other company on that method, the nous macadam. Desert Reclamation "I wunt you in control down "Any instructions?" never seen til ti shoveling coal, disfig- aimed his burned-ou- t cigar at the near- compuny, tried to there," whitewash the desert Kiekard knew he wus "Just stop thnt river!" At the same time Georgia will be ured by a denim did est cuspidor, but it fell foul, the ashes project; it was being nppralsed, on jumper. They In "Tlie demanded the engi- working the road from Atlanta not were over Sam's scoured bad odor then, und he managed to balanced all over again. It mude no expense?" know that they themselves scattering lately neer. can I through to Macon, through Clayton, linoleum. there was bring a few drops of water to the difference "How fur go." slovens, ruined by the climate that Instantly appear- "D n the Henry, Spauldlng, Pike and Monroe ance of settled disorder. desert." "I'm sorry," he was beginning, when expense!" cried Tod dulls vanity and wills collars. Marshall a distance of seventy-tw- o J1 Ilib nv u "It was Hardin who did thot?" Murshull cut In. Murshull. "Just go uheud." counties, "(iive him a year to change some of An' emptied his pockets of loose papers, miles and a continuation of the Dixie flat-to- "But he couldn't "Good Lord, you are not to lis line habits!" watered the spreading them out ou his p deliver enough. going Sniythe, The cut silted turn it down?" line In that state. In Tennessee and clerk, as the door of desk. up. He cut again, the He Walked to the, Window. same story. He was In a bad He met Marshall's Incredulous Rickard "goes in" and as he Kentucky projects will be under way '.he inner nllice clnsed. "Sit down!" pretty which will further serve to hole. He'd brought colonists in al- stare. "It's a job I'd jump at under goes he begins to comprehend improve "To change his habits less!" aniend-- depend on rue, it's as good as settled Itickard took the chair at the other this famous old which cuts ready; he'd used their most circumstances. Hut I can't go, something of the difficulties of highway the ollice wit. And then they fell that I am buried In Tucson!" Hadn't side of the desk. money, the money wa- sir." the job that he has undertaken. through the central section of the n Marshall was go- Marshall u bell. they'd paid for land with speculating what he heard Marshall himself say that he rung Instantly the He learns the dis- country from north to south. shirt-sleeve- ter, to make the cuts. No Tom Marshall leaned back the full why valley ng to do with him. What was "didn't a ids clerk entered. wonder he pawn keep kindergarten that , wus of his swivel trusts the D. R., as the valley tie in the game that everyone in Tuc- ollice wasn't a school for "I shall not see anyone," the chief desperate." swing chair, blankly training It recalled the man Rickard astounded. His told Rickiird calls the company which Hardin PATCHING IN RIGHT MANNER son followed wilh eager S"lf interested men!" He wanted his men to announced. "I don't want to be inter- had eyes stay! rough-sho- loud-voice- fathered and which the control-ti- n disliked, the that he hud been found wanting he peopled nneern? Marshall's was the That, oiu.' of the reasons nf the great rupted. Take these to Sniythe." "Go student of his first class In engineer- had white blood In his veins. desert. in" with Rickard Work Done Road' hand in Ari.nna politics; the man's power; detail rested on the Ills eyes followed tjie shutting of Properly While la ing. Thnt was the man who Imd mude "It Is good of you to think of me 'in the next Installment. Wet maker of governors, the arbiter of hit' shoulders nf bis It the door, then turned square upon and Followed by Drag la employees. kept the flamboyant carpets of the Holmes' pshaw! it Is absurd to sfiy these oriorai inns ; president of a half-- j his own brain to Kiekard. "I need you. It's a h 1 of Superior Plan. clear, receptive big house You know that I know It is dozen railroads. Not a move of bis achievements. u mess !" inardlng impossible any longer things. TO Bh CONTINUED.) to him. He hud a sudden disconcert' in the hiiiti'd thin escaped notice. as Ihe work as I The wanted to know what Patching done in the proper manner "I'eihaps unrolls, engineer vision of a unfinished face On the other side of Hie door Uick- - see more of what he wants of kind of u "mess" It wus. large when the road is wet, followed by a me, why peering through the honeysuckles at MODEL ON AMERICAN CLUBS Muskat Stops Train. ird ii echoing the ollice ipiestion. he wants me. I like It, I 'That river. It's running away from road drag, will maintain an old gravel may may get a man and a girl drawing in The marshes around the Boston & I'his play job, whore did il lead to? to shout for Tucson!" It was them. I'm going to send you down to apart road surface as good as new until It la impos- confusion from their first und last France of Our Maine railroud yards in Boston are lie had liked his work, under Strattun. sible enough to smile over! Child's stop It." Considering Adoption so badly worn that an entire new sur- kiss. He wanted to tell Marshall he Methods of to full of muskrats. Charley Brown, a li"i had been sniiie pp-tt- to .Mexico. "The Colorado!" exclaimed Kiekard. Teaching Farming face is required. The gravel should pmblcins work, cninpai'cd was his time. yard brakenian, has been realizing over in loent what did Marshall nieau to The distinction It was no hose to be' wasting Boys and Girls. never be poorer than that forming the of Marshall turned, simply, Mar-shal- l IflOO a shjot-lu- g serving "Overwhelmed with lawsuits," season since the war by es I.. it!i hiin? well certainly had Its drawbacks. He off from a garden bed. on surface layer of the old road, and wns saying. "Hardin had to de rots his spare time and selling should not contain an excess flu- note had set the appointment wanted to sweep on. Whether he had "Of course you've been following it? France Is considering the adoption the now pecially liver water to those colonists. It was fur, which commands a high of for .line. Kiekard glanced at his a definite terminal, a concrete goal, It's one of the biggest things that's of Uncle Sum's methods of teaching price. clay. .114eh and took nut his Kngineerlng had he ever stopped to think? Spe- happened lu this purt of the world. better farming and home making to Brown has been known to shoot a . It would be ii'ii In fn re that Too men who and from 'oiev. cialization bad always a fascination big for tlie have been boys girls. Representatives muskrat from the top of a moving Civilize and Educate. dnnr I'peiied nn Tod Marshall! for him. It was that which had trying to swing It. You've followed the French high commission, lately In freight car with a rifle. Good roads are clvlllzers and edu- He knew on ihc Mar- ' this made a that, road. ilirown him out of his instructorship it?" country, point of studying A short time ugo a muskrat tied up cators. They are the vanguards of shall's work begun at dawn. "A man firebox a the methods of the federal in- into the of western engine. "Yes." Queer coincidence, reading carefully the interlocking switch system at sig- other good things. They bring ! of won't break from overwork or rust It had governed his course at college that report just now "I've not been depurtment agriculture and the nal tower C. The big rat crawled Into creased .land values. Above every- if lie ex-- j stute In conduct- underwork follows the to know one thing well, and then to there. Kut the engineering papers agricultural colleges the switchpoints to eat out the grease thing else, they bring good people. ! and maple nf the Mill," Kiekard had often prove that he knew It well Content used to get to me In Mexico. I've ing boys' girls' clubs. Much of used to lubricate the switches just as No community that has Improved its beard him expound bis favorite tin ed in the Mexican barracks, here he read all the reports." the Information thus collected hns the lever man In the tower tried to roads has ever regretted It Road "It is been the French nry. only the players, the syba- was chafing, restive, after a few His superior's question was unchar- widely reprinted by close the switch for a fast express pas- Improvement is a good Investment for rites, who can afford to pervert the weeks of Tucson. For what was he Who had press, accompanied by editorial com- senger train. any community. acteristically superfluous. ment arrangement nature Intended for us." getting here? Adding what scrap of not read with thrilled nerves of thut expressing the view that, the The rat had wedged in so close the man woman hav- But in Tucson, controlled by the wife- experience to the rounding of his pro- wild river which men hud been or power of France switch wouldn't close and the Known by Its Roads. trying been or pltr ly solicitude of his Claudia, he was fession? to put under work harness? Who. ing depleted disorganized by was tied up. The mechanic found the In a way a country Is known oy war France some coerced into a regular perversion. His Ketrospectively engineering could even nmong the had. not service, for time to rat wedged Into the points and crushed Its roads. It Is within the range of come will be In ollice never saw him until the morn- hardly be said to be the work of his followed the newspaper stories of the dependent large part into a mass df fur and flesh. possibilities that a time not far dis- ing was half gone. choice. Rather had It appeared to failure to make a meek servant and upon its younger population for Its tant may bring home to the people A half-hou- r later Itickard finished food and the forma- choose him. From boyhood engineers wuter carrier of the Colorado, that supply suggesting Out of the Mouths of Babes. of this country their lack of fore- rending 'i report on the diversion of a had always been, to him, the soldiers wild steed of mountain and desert? tion In France of a nation-wid- e system sight in not making easy the "way of and The trouble was caused by father's great western river. The name of of modern civilization. To conquer What no matter how remote, boys' girls' clubs patterned on of the wagon." engineer, those in America. It is chickens and his habit of calling them flmmas Hardin had sent him off on and subdue mountains, to shackle wild would not "follow" that expected that "chicks" spectacular these clubs will for short At least Bobby a tangent of memory. The Thomas rivers, to suspend trestles over dizzy struggle between men and Titans? grow staple products thinks It was. He The Farm Tractor. farm and mother were on Hardin whose efforts to bring water heights, to throw the tracks of an ad- "Going to send me to Salton?" he garden produce, wool, grain the car when one Let the farm tractor and the gas and and farm of mother's friend to the desert of the Colorado hud been vancing civilization along a newly inquired. The railroad hud been kept forage crops, poultry entered. She wore a new engine do their part to solve the labor animals on farms not the hat which so KKTtmnlflrly unsuccessful was the blazed trail, there would always be a jumping to keep Its feet dry. His devastated, was adorned with a beautiful question. They will relieve one of sis- soil of which must first of all be green Tom Hardin he had known! The thrill in It him. It had changed to be by that inland sea which very feather. was feath- many a hard task and will stay on fy job in condition. will stimulate Bobby eyeing the ter had told him so. the girl with the the best quarterback of his high school last year had been desert I put They er when he heard mother to the the Job Indefinitely.. by the young of say odd bronze eyes; opal matrix they int,o the primmest of students at col- "No. Bralnerd Is there. He can production people woman, "You're so chic, yon know." It France through organized contests not were, with glints of gold, or was lege. Only for a short time had he let manage the tracks. I am going to So he drew his own Inferences and Harmful Lice and Mltea. She herself was as unitke the only In farming but In home enter- green? his vanity sidetrack him, when the send you down to the break." acted when the cross next-doo- r A hen cannot lay If she is contin- "I Am Going to Send You Down to the such as bread accordingly raw Ixmr of his memory as a moun- honor of teaching' what he had learned Rickard did not answer. He prises making, garment In ually irritated and weakened lice felt Break." and home neighbor, resplendent new by tain lily Is like the coarse rook of its stopped his own progress. A rut I the questioning eyes of f. making, cooking yellow furs, came to call. Be looked and mites. Houses should be cleaned Even a half-sist- to background. He remembered the day when It had The break where those Harding then that he ran over into Mexico, at the furs on the woman and then at and disinfected frequently. as host din- Hardin, Marshall, their at burst on him, the realization of the were how in thunder was he going so as to get better gradient for his his mother. Then ner the week before, had explained rut he was in. He could see his Law- to get out of that, and save his skin? canal, and made his cut there. Ton Good and Bad Men. "Now, yon 'can call her a cat, moth- Leading a Bull. even did not It no. that explain it rence schoolroom, could see yet the Marshall liked his own way know the rest It ran away from him. Good men can easily see through er," he Informed her. In leading a bull with a staff, never That any nf the Hardin blond should face under the d mop belong- We'll consider it settled, then." It made the Salton sea." bad men, but bad men can't always go ahead of him. He Is more easily of be shared by the veins that girl, ing to Jerry Matson queer he remem- Who's in charge there?" Rickard "Did he ever give you any reason," see through good men. Perhaps it'a be- Virtue Can Be Overdone. controlled by walking by bis side, op- was incredible! The name I why it bered the name after all those years was only gaining time. He thought frowned Rickard remlnlscently, "any cause there's no goodness In the bad Selflessness and complaisance are posite his shoulders. "Hardin" suggested crudity, loud- He could picture the look of conster- he knew the name he would hear. reasonable reason why he made that man that the good man can see beautiful virtues, but do aot conceit. He could forget mouthed bragging; nation when he threw down his book Marshall's first word surprised him. cut without any head gate?" through him, and because there la In tbat a virtue carried to exceas be- First Road Requisite. of may understand the failure the. river and'annotinced his desertion. "No one. Up to a few months ago "No money I" shrugged Marshall. the good man that the bad man cant come the moat Irritating asd difficult A better law Is the first requisite inee the sister bad assured He hud handed in his resignation it was Hardin, Tom Hardin. He was getting out another cigar. "I told yon see through htm. - of tailing to getting good roads. DtriOVED UNIFORM WTMHAflOHAl EXHIBITION OF WAR AUTOMOBILES ON THE "CHAMPS DE MARS PARIS, FRANCE SUMSdlOOL m. TME; . Lesson KITCHEN X (By Rev. P. B. FITZWATER, D. D., Teacher of English bible In the Moody . . If ifh A. Bible Institute of Chicago.) IMS. Wentt-r- Union.! CABINET (Copyright. Newpper . . Not what happened but the way we rind of one large lemon, cook for fif take what determines our ' LESSON FOR MARCH 9 happened, t,eeu minutes uud add two tublespoon experience. water ol ) m..-- . a Not what we have, but do, makes fuls ol cold mixed with three Jl(Ui.riihi;ir. PATRIOT AND LEADER. our sum of Joy or sorrow. corn starch; cook two minutes, adc 1Pj5nver "1 JOSHUA, Most of us can If we choose make cinnamon and vuuilla. Hake with twi this world a palace or a prison. LESSON TEXT-Josh- ua 1:1-- crusts. ZZZZT!T GOLlJEN TEXT Be strong and of a HURRY-U- P DISHES good courage. Joshua 1:9. Let your standard be high and al ADDITION A I, MATERIAL Joshua t tliouKh yoti may riot reach it you can 6:13-1- The housekeeper who keeps a hardly full to rise higher than if you PRIMARY TOPIC-- A of a brave llt some excellence-- story of dishes that may be quickly d aimed at Inferior leader. Memory Verse Joshua 1:5. John flawes. Them re some straw bats that mny nnd wrap about It n wet o)i.oth. Then JUNIOR TOPIC-Foll- ow lead- for a sud the right he washed with A which insert the iron In the er. Memory Verse Deut. 1:7, 8. den emergency is sufely. shape loops, opening TOPIC-Wh- en THRIFTY IDEAS FOR THE not to INTERMEDIATE to be one who is never does contain glue or shellac may the curler stretch the loop to brave. HOUSEWIFE. in smoothness. When the bow Is flurried or fusse.l be cleaned tills way. First dust quite the hat brush and dry brush It, if of velvet. A trimmed The hook of Joshua Is a of by thoroughly, using history unexpected It Is the nccepted custom these cloth, and out the freed hat which looks mussy mny he held the of the land and and the by slinking conquest promised company days to huve fancy a bread board of dirt. Then make n warm over steam and bows or folds stretched Its the tribes welcome Is so iy particles apportionment among as one can afford lino suds of and water and scrub the and smoothed with the fingers. of from US much more gen- soup Israel. It takes Its name use It on the table, cut- hat with a nail brush. When it is The automobiles Kliown In the Illustration were used in the war zone character Joshua. uine if In the hack dry principal During ting the bread as It !. rue over It the an beut-e- n In Effects. since outbreak of the war, at which time car owner In France was Moses' of the head a whltefof egg Wrapped ever the every the (Wilderness Journey he pos needed. Serve smallei to a froth. Skirts grow scatiter ami longer n was to his machine to the military authorities. They are unci of his sible menu is stored. The food to be compelled give minister, captain army. portions; a whole slice Chiffon Is washed in warm suds, for the season advances. A wrapped ef- now on sale at ranging from 500 to 4,000 francs. When Moses was denied the served will depend upon the time of prices privilege Is often taken when hall which a bland Is used. The wash-lu- g fect round the ankles Is of Joshua was day. If It Is dinner a more elabor- soap particularly going over the Jordan, is all that Is eaten. In will be successful if the chiffon is smart, and some of the satin und vel- of Israel. ate menu will be needed than for appointed to the leadership spite of care there will handled After fold In vet afternoon frocks have these grace- ELECTRIC WARMER ON WHEEL so as a servant, a luncheon or gently. rinsing Being long faithful supper. always he leftovers, but n towel and run n ful, wrapped skirts, the material cling- BATTERY STANDS Is now not to use dishes for these through wringer. he qimllllcd to rule. Only Try not one erutiili should be wasted. For When It should he Ironed ing about the ankles and fulling In One of Simplest Conveniences Invented occasions for the hut partially dry those who have themselves learned to dally menus, the crumbs and pieces which cannot on the side with n soft below the The for Automobile Bat- them for the right moderately draperies hips. Storage obey are fit to rule. Moses, the repre- keep Just emergency. he served aiialii if mixed with other hot Iron. Chiffon veils are laundered daintiest sort of footwear Is tery Is Used. to Provided are sure of re- required SEVERE WEATHER sentative of the law, brought Israel you proper food, keep n small paper box and In Ihe some with a and druped sldrt of was sults, It Is fatal to one's of way. wrapped the borders of Caumm. Joshua pence scrape In all these lilts for the birds; To rich material stout walking boots' One of the simplest electrical con- mind to on an unusual Freshen Ribbons and Silks. the man chosen to lead the people Into experiment there are ninny days In winter when would the effect; and veniences to make for the automobile dish. In on Black ribbons may be renovated by utterly spoil the place of rest. The name "Joshua" Keep your closet or tie; the seeds and all food are covered winter boots for dress occasions are Discharged One Will Freeze at Is nn electric hand-wnrme- r. On the shred- first brushing them free of dilst and has the same derivation ns the name emergency shelf such foods us with snow and a well-swep- t board of heel and of half of the Ktecrlng wheel that Comes ded then sponging them with n mixture high light sole; dancing of 20 "Jesus." The law (Moses) was our codfish, sardines, canned sulnion, for a table fur the well Temperature Degrees toward the driver's or where he dining hlrds, sprin- of water and alcohol, using one part boots they might be culled though body, schoolmaster to bring us to Christ ; tuna, crab and clams, canned toma- kled with waste which cannot be ore will the wind a of yie of alcohol to two parts of water. When they trip over the pavements even Above, Expert. grasp wheel, layer us toes, soup, siilnd dress- hack-abo- Says but Christ (our Joshua) has given grated cheese, eaten by the family, will make a feast Iron under a of thin inclement days. Tlio tailored heavy silk cloth, says Popular Mechan- ing, dates, mils and niundi-mallow- partly dry piece victory und rest. preserves, for the little feathered friends. or black mod- suit accompanies stur- ics Magazine. Mica will do just as This list could be iiiiislin, crinoline, with a usually I. Joshua's Call (1:1.2). enlarged Tea Bread. Take one each warm Iron. dier footwear of dark tun calf with well, and if one Is sure the wheel and other cupful erately FREEZING WILL BURST JARS Moses, God's servant, is dead, but Indefinitely attractive of mill; and well-drie- and rolled Colored ribbons of will sensible heels. will never become wet, no silk layer be added. good quality God's work must go on. lie continues things may broad crumbs, one egg, one-hal- f cup- wash If cure Is taken In the is necessary. Next, cut some asbestos An omelet is a dish well process, his work by others to take it generally ful of corn one and h which same as New Form of in and wind it over the silk. calling a syrup, is the that for chiffon, Trimming. strips liked; It may be preceded by three-fourth- s Test Should Be Made With Hydrom- Then wind some resistance wire care up, though he buries his workers. eupftUs of flour, of a except Unit they lire Ironed on the Knorinous braided buttonholes with no over cream of tomato soup, which Is soon of A buttons one end form the eter at Intervals of Two Weeks upon the asbestos, with each turn Joshua, doubt, was sorrowful cup hurley flour, four teaspoonfuls wrong side. very fine way for fresh- at trimming; fully no prepared and followed by a potato of some new dresses out or Less No Set Rules Can h the loss of his master, but there is of baking powder well sifted with the ening ribbons Is to them across of the put by of on Inch from the next, salad if one is fortunate to pull time for mourning. The best way to enough flour, two teaspoonfuls of salt, three escaping steam from the teakettle. A Premet. On one there are three of Be Given for Care. being careful that no two turns touch. hove a few cold on hand. If cure our griefs and sorrows is to take potatoes tabiespoonfuls of fat and one cupful contrivance of tin is used for this pur- these, forming the trimming of the a cut In and serve up the burdens and re- not, cook few, dice of raisins. Soften the crumbs in the pose, which fits over the and bodice, the topmost one being nt least The storage battery should be kept courageously A spout our have In a cream sauce. cup of tea with add the beaten and Into a flat fan with a silt In six Inches long, the center one per- fully charged during the winter, ac- sponsibilities which leaders milk, egg syrup. spreads laid down. a cookie or piece of cake and a dish Sift the salt and link- the Bows do not need clean- five inches and the one nearest cording to E. V. Collins, instructor NSULATtO COPPCB afQ ffie. together flour, top. that haps TO SATTLRV of preserves for dessert will make mix but have become mussed be the waistline four Inches. In steam and gas engineering in the II. God Renews His Promise of the ing powder, add the raisins, then ing, may possibly lpyM a most satisfying meal. all and bent well. Turn Into with a iron. Four buttonholes of similar Kansas state agricultural college. Land to Israel (1 :3, 4). together cleverly pressed curling graded The fanned soup, of course, Is a and allow it to this with little silk bows or vel- construction trim the upper of the "The charged battery," said Mr. Col- The promise had been made to pan Try part quickly reheuted and saves preparing rise fur twenty minutes. Bake In a vet bows. Make the Iron quite hot, front panel of the skirt. lins, "will stand very low temperatures Ahruham, and renewed to Isaac, one a salad of the solid i? lavca or Moses. dish; part moderate oven one-hal- f hour. Nuts while a discharged will freeze ILK OR MICA Jacob and It Is now renewed battery of the , enn of tomatoes yyjth a bit mny lie substituted for half of the 20 above zero. Freezing to Israel when they tire about to en- wflT at degrees of salmon, or tuna 'make o fine raisins. This two will burst and as a the LAYEH Or ter upon Its possession. The borders recipe makes small jars, result asbestos salad with a good dressing. A (nil foaves. Youthful in must be rebuilt. of the land were quite large (v. 4) Distinctly Design buttery VlOLAvtn of with niarshmallows and or ikeistancc wist "from the wilderness and this Leb- pineapple Bread Crumb Bread. Take two-third-s Battery in Cold Weather. WW cream with a or Tine even unto whipped tnblespoonful of a cup of lukewarm water, "In cold weather the bat- taps anon, the great river, the or two of salad makes a starting river all the land of the dressing one cup of milk, one tablespoonful of Is to become dis- Euphrates, most delicious sweet salad, which tery especlolly likely and unto the sen to- one and one-hnl- f teaspoonfuls The is difficult to lllttltes, great fna? be served with wafers, a cup of sugarj charged. engine A Little Electric Current From the ward the down of the shall of suit, 8ne and one-hal- f tabiespoon- crank because the oil is cold. It must going sun, cocoa or coffee as a dessert. Storage Battery on the Car, Passing Be coiisf.'1 nearest It was fuls of fut, one yeast cuke, one and be cranked each time it is your Jhg A with a few also longer Resistance Wire Wound on pretty table, two-third- s of tread Through ever possessed wns during the reigns Jinii cjipfuls ygmbs started because the gasoline does not Driv- dishes hearty welcome fhfee-foiirth- the Steering Wheel, Keeps the of David and Solomon, though not then and two ami ciipfuls of vaporize readily In cold weather. Iong er's Hands Warm on the Coldest will make a feast tor. any guest. flour. file milk 1 realized. This still be- Pour scalded over the "are few and the charging periods fully country trips Days, to the lows, and in God's own fiit, salt njitl sugar, add crumbs and are shorter. The lights which are longs "Business without optimism must thev shnll It. Their get- can succeed in water, nnd softened yeast when cool needed earlier In the evening help in Over this wind tire tape, extending it time possess fall. No pessimist any ting possession bf this land was due enterprise. The man who believes in enough. Add flour gradually and discharging the battery. also over the other half of the wheel, his vocation, who lives for it, who knead ten entirely to themselves. God promised minutes. Let rise until "The should bQ tested with for the sake bf uniform appearance. works for It, who knows it can and double In battery "that wherever feet set l man bulk, then shape Into a large a at Intervals of two To the ends of the resistance wire con- them, their should be successful, the who hydrometer the land it was theirs. If has hope In his heart for the future, loaf and let rise again. Bake one or less. If It is found to be dis- nect Insulated, stranded copper wires, upon they weeks It be- not only for himself and his on hour. reach down the to failed to secure possession was ' should be os soon that steering post business in a selfish way, but for his .. . - " charged. It charged cause fulled to claim It. We as either driving the car a connection with the storage battery they entire country; that man or woman possible by line would uli if Is citizen and an to ills There are three kinds of In or from an outside source. of the car. Place a switch In the enjoy larger blessings a rood asset people so the circuit can be broken. A we would clulm them. country." ., r, , the world, th wills, the won't and No Set Rules Given. that the can'ts. The first ev- resistance material for III. God's Presence Promised to accomplish "The conditions under which cars good enough VARIETY OF PIE. thi second every- erything, oppose . and there are so this purpose is bare iron wire. Joshua (1:5). thing and the third fall In everything-- operate vary, many Davidson. systems, that no set rules can Joshua was entering upon a peril- To prepare chicken pie cut a well starting ous dltlicult but the be given for the care of the storage EMERGENCY BRAKE und enterprise, Cleaned chicken into pieces, and place KEEP OFF Lord said as he was with Moses so TASTY DISHES. battery, ir we starter turns in.e en- In a saucepan, uddli:; the would he be with hi in. The difficul- and gine with difficulty, the motor should Motorcar Permits neck, giblets the In various forms is an Good Driver of ties before him were: skinned feet. To Soup economy be cranked by hand when starting on Momentum to Machine to prepare not to he overlook"d. A dish of hot Carry 1. The Jordan river It was the wash then a cold morning. The engine mny be Place. (v. 2). feet, well, soup, though not ' Proper Stopping now at flood it Im- them into made to start more easily by priming its (3:15), making plunge boiling containing much pull-llJth- e for armies to cross. water then in cold It through the priming cups or by driver of a motorcar never possible dip nutriment, will lie The good 2. In the land the were liv- when the outside choker when it is stopped. The In an people water, a good beginning applies brakes swiftly except skill will be re- Vi should be turned on only when a ing in walled cities. Notwithstanding easily for a light dinner, emergency. When drawing up at God's insured success. moved. Add one of Mcessary and in many cases the dim- side she cuts off this, help (1) cupful making with a street Ignition early "I will not fall thee nor forsake thee." finely diced one mers may be used to save the current" momentum to the celery, good dessert a sat- and allows carry "There shall not man be able large carrot cut in dice, two to The (2) any large isfying meal. A car the stopping place. good 1 "onk nil until wear to stand before thee." (3). "As Chopped onions, together salad Is always a TALCUM BLOWERS ARE HANDY driver thus saves gasoline and Ihe chicken Ifi tender. Remove Hie was with Moses, so I will be with welcome dish, though not a necessity. upon brakes, coasting to a stop with breast to cool mid remove the thee." Joshua had been with Moses meat, Wheu simple and inexpensive a salad Essential That Chalk Be the smoothness of operation of an in Thoroughly throughout their forty experi- flncn the wings, legs and thighs a adds to meal, while n most elabo- Distributed Over Inside Cas- start . years' any easy ences, from the Kgyptlun deliverance glass casserole and add the meat from rate and combination Tire. A never uses the emer- expensive may ing of good driver to the time of his death. Because he the br"iist. die oilier vegetables and be Is not con- never served if the cost to be gency brake, because she has believed that God was with his muster six quartered and parlMiiled polaloes. sidered. When tire tubes It Is es- She sees and avoids the j, replacing emergencies. he was willing and ready to cross the Thicken the gravy with flour mixed Date Custard Pie. Itinse hnlf a sential that talc or French chalk before It the poor Kith cream or rich milk, cover with emergency arrives; Jordan at Its Hood, and to meet cour- pound of dates In cold water to cover should be distributed over driver rushes Into trouble and depends biscuit fiough sea- thoroughly ageously the enemies on the othet baking powder after and remove the Cut in the inside of the casing. This opera- in grabbing the emer- well and bake until brown. pits. quarters upon quickness side. We should be willing to brave soning and press through u puree sieve, udd tion is facilitated by the use lever to snve life. More than Fruit Mince Pie. Take one hmiii1 greatly gency our foaming and raging Jorduns, tc (he pulp to one pint of scalded milk small blower such as is used for baa followed a futile at- one-ha- lf of a one accident meet our enemies face to face, pnch of rulslns, dried peaches, with two beaten and a seldom-use- d strong lightly eggs Here Is a dress of wool, An Irreproachable hat of spraying Insect powder. A blower of tempt to find the emer- pound of dried apricots, one pound of sprightly spring for Christ has said, "I um with you plni'h of salt. Fill a deep plate lined which be made of of the soft navy blue Ilsere is gay with a wreath this kind may be obtained in any drug gency lever in a hurry. prunes, one-luil- f pound of candled may any always." with pastry, dust with grated nut- substantial weaves that of blossoms and n d store, and its use results in the talc The driver rounds cor- ri tron. orange und lemon shredded and hang facing. good sharp IV. Conditions of Blessings in th peel meg und bake as for custard pie. It Is cut on the The bosom of the so evenly distributed all over the ners to and over ex- Sue; two of cranberries. 1'ut gracefully. simplest young person being the right goes Land (1:0-0)- . quarts Cannelon of Beef. Take two Is to swell Inside of a very Important ill the meat the pounds lines, plain ns to skirt nnd waist, with faultlessly dressed entitled the casing, tremely rough Btretches of road or hits 1. "Be and of n through chopper using meat tine. Meat strong good courage" In of uncooked chopped a meagerness of trimmings that with pride and Joy. matter. . "thank with ;onrsest knife. Place a unexpected you, ma'ams," (v. G). Ills mission was to go In and preserving from the shoulder or chuck may be amounts to but is kettle and add two and one-hal- f severity, popular clutch disengaged to save the rear land tribes for pounds used. Add two of sweet divide the among the 3f brown anil a of tabiespoonfuls with young people. It boasts a small WIND SHIELDS axle mechanism. . sugar cupful any h MATERIAL FOR God could not blest two or one turn-ove- r nnr-ro- an Inheritance. ranned fftiit Juice or water. Cook fat, egg yolks egg; collar, bordered with a The good driver uses the wheel with him If he should the coward. of cup of bread crumbs; two nnd the sleeves are not ploy llowly and carefully for one hour, then braid indulged "Super-Glass- the least motion. She does 2. the of und to Made by Welding Layer possible Unwavering obedience to Mot and add five of teaspoonfuls parsley nutmeg In n hand of the same braid and four Celluloid Be- it suddenly from side to side, but of pounds chopped Mix all the and form of Transparent drag word of God (v. 7). In a land with the left on. Add taste. Ingredients small buttons nt the wrist. It will be Ribbon so that passengers ipple peeling a In Workbag. tween Glass Sheets. turns it gradually It much courage tc into roll, place it wrapped oiled noticed that the skirt is than I In round- idolatry requires ne pound of suet chopped fine, one longer A goo workbag can be made fron. are unconscious of the fact the true God. The tJ paper on a ruck In a baking pan. Hoast for some seasons, almost the commences to obey prosper! pound of the seedless raisins, four covering two yards of Dresden ribbon six nnrS A material known as "super-glass- " ing a corner she success was conditioned in a hot oven for thirty minutes. When ankles. ' Ms is a characteristic of and good tnblespoonfuls of cinnumon, one of one-ha-lf Inches wide und one em- used In automobile wind straighten the car up before it Is half God' done remove the paper, season well s making upon unswerving obedience to one of cloves, one of spring sly,. in frocks. hoop. Cut two rounds around.T-Woman- '8 Home Com- ringer, allspice with salt and nnd on a broidery of shields made a of way In all his work he must lf pepper place nnd of this is by welding layer commands. ind one-hn- of nutmeg and one of salt, The special pride glory cardbonrd, the size of the for celluloid between two panion. his to the law of God hot platter. Serve with brown sauce. but smart bit of hop transparent: conform life pover with one quart of cider boiled unpretentious design- the bottoms of the "double-decker- " If struck by outlined there- Rice and Dessert With is the sheets of plate glass. To pass from the path :en minutes. Mix thoroughly and can Pineapple ing for youthful wearers, apron bkg, pad with sheet cotton on! cover super-glos- will crack a small amount of cooked rice and a heavy object FAN SPEED CAUSES TROUBLE in would bring disaster and ruin. In xilllng hot. nt the front. This is mode of one of with the ribbon. Divide the remalnlnff car will not or less of if shredded but the occupants of the order to accomplish this the law ol Mince From Preserves. Take one cupful pineapple, those new fabrics that are giving ribbon in halves and seam up both, be must be In hit or crushed all the better, a most manufacturers of a bad - injured by flying splinters. Belt May Be Oily, Greasy, or It Simply the Lord constantly lass of spice grape Jam, one pint Jar dainty staple goods pieces. Then sew- one to a cardboanE dessert be Mix the quarter-hour- . like nnd Have Been Stretched mouth. He was to meditate therein yt cherries, free from Juice, one pint may prepared. rice, It looks Jersey round and fasten at the top of the out- May nnd sugar or to be made of Hint fa- WRAP TOOLS IN OILED CLOTH Until Loose. day and night. If we are to prospet ar of peaches, sliced and strained. pineapple honey might successfully side rim of the embroidery hoop. Maker sweeten, then fold In as much Is more to i In our Christian experience there ne pint of plums, pits removed and whipped vored fabric, but It likely the of the bag in the same sweetened and flavored cream or knitted weave of top part 'Prevent Implements From Becoming When the fan does not run at the must be that regular and reverent ft rained from the Juice; one glassful whipped be trlcolette, a way, save that the cardboard bottom defi- ren- as the amount of rice will warrant some sort. Just a of Rusty When Stowed Away in proper speed there are certain study of God's Word. Joshua it quince preserves, one glassful of straight piece is lo be sewed to the inside of the Serve in sherbet glasses with a cherry one of these materials is- bor- Tool Compartment. nite causes behind the trouble. The ders prompt obedience. He did not ipple butter, four quarts of chopped supple embroidery ring, which has been cov- for garnish. Dates, apricots, pears or dered with a wide bond of belt itself may be oily, greasy, or it stop to cavil, but at once gave orders ipple, one cupful of chopped suet, georgette ered by the silk ribbon. bananas may be used in place of the bottom and outlined with a sim- It is an admirable idea to wrap good may simply have stretched so that It for the march. God made the plan ne pound of raisins, four ounces each at the pineapple. braided A wide of tools, such as drills, wrenches, in Is too loose. The fan may be too and gave the directions. His respon- if candied lemon, citron and orange ple pattern. girdle etc A tablespoonful or two of cottage same material across back and Pin Saving Help,. oiled cloths before stowing them away on Its bearing, which may be sibility was to go forward without peel shredded fine, two tabiespoonfuls the the tight nut-ne- cheese be added to a salad dress-n- A on a Is excellent lubrication. The of the In- tt cinnamon, one tablespoonful of g, may two narrow bands of folded georgette magnet tape t In the tool compartment The oiled caused from lack of doubting, taking possession to one-hal- f or the salad Itself, improving across the with a button on the keep in the sewing room, or to um cloth prevents the implements from pulley may be loose on the shaft By heritance. tablespoonful each of front, elimination it is easy to cloves, allspice and ginger. ' either. ends of each, complete a decoration wherever sewing is done, as by thljs becoming rusty, which 1s quite likely process of means needles be to in the course of a strenuous run down the cause of the trouble, and Faithfulness Counts. Raisin Pie. Wash one cupful of that makes the frock. The body of stray may pickef happen raisins add one of and the dress Is In navy blue and the up that otherwise might not be found season's running. . the remedy is obvious in each case. In the battle of life faithfulness cupful honey counts far more than brilliance. ne cupful of water, the Juice and apron in beige with blue trimming. until they did some damage Trouble. unusual did that man do When Painting Car. . Noise Means "What thing was of being able t to win such a high position y The car owner who Intends to do any The Importance r 8upply Right at Hand. Vain Pursuits. Window Decolletaoe. skirt. The bodice repeats the same-severit- motor ills from the soundt asked. "He didn't do nnusual repainting work will do well to see diagnose question "The study of the occult sciences In- "No, Klblits Is deadr "I.e decollete en fcnet re." or window of line quite into the high stuffed is well Illustrated by the dif was the reply, "he did the usu- that all exposed oil holes are ensuing things,' terests me very much," remarked the "Yes." decolletage. Is one of the new things collar reaching well to the ears. The be- l. sort in the al better." In other words, with felt or waste to prevent their A of weaving things new boarder. "I love to the "Did he leave in afternoon frocks. A liodice so con- only trimming is hv the row of smart the mastei those who were led to promote this explore any property?" ing painted over and so, choked. This differential indicates that dark depths of the mysterious, to delve "Nothing to speak of. Niblltz was structed shows nn oval in the cloth buttons reaching from the out c? Oc worker, step by step, were guided by owning top latter condition will result in failure bevel gear is alignment Into the regions of the unknown, to the kind of man who had an Idea that front, some three inches below the of the collar to the caracul at tne? ' when other a' slight catch occurlng the very thing that Christ bad In mind ipf 6Ii;to reach the bearlttgs the the hand, - fathom the unfathomable, as it were, Fortune was always Just around ths round neckline, and on each sleeve knees. A stole of rich caracul Is worn " " " hon ho niil of the man In the nara- ar ia being ran. several times In each revolution of th - , the short over the shoulders, and the littler again a and .' corner.' two or three inches above gay ' Indicates-"- ble, "Thon wast found faithful In al to" driving wheels chippec I you to some of the "But he never succeeded in overtak- elbow sleeves.-- . hat Is of caracul puffed with tiny very little. The worker wortn while "Stay help grajr Examine Cooling Fans. tooth. hash, professor 7" interrupted (he land- ing herr ostrich tips cnnalngly arranged,; hare is so busy doing his best every day Cooling fans of the type that In lady. . "No. He was either mistaken in the In and Black. metal hub Cause of Power Less. that he has no time to waste vain Gray the blades riveted to a come And woman never knew location of the corner-o- r he A cloth to A toned is see minor causes of regrets that big things do not the good lingered pale gray gown banded darker negligee of browt should be examined occasionally to One of the powei the other boarders smiled In the middle of the block until For- with black has chiffon .over btoose - Is brakes. bis way. why he knws caracul, very drapd that an Is secu'- losses dragging tune moved on to some other corner. simnle lines without fullness in the cloth. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooo Mr. and Mrs. John Pflueger re- CBeooeoooooooooooeoooooc Eastern Star Mentha. ceived the glad tidings several days very enjoyaoie and largely ago, announcing the safe' arrival of was the of Santa Fe CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF their son Hansel meeting the NEW at Samoa. SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES Chapter Mo. 19, O. E. S. held last MEXICO evening in the Blue Lodge Hall, on Miss Katherine Phoebus, of Penn., San Francisco street. After the form- General and Personal returned home the first of 'he week Here and There Over the State al opening, Mrs. John R. McFie, Miss BED CROSS after spending the winter in Santa Amelia McFie, Mrs. Henry Kaune and Fe, the guest of Mrs. D. C. Collier. Miss Anna Kaune were initated into O. L. Phillips of Raton, is in the Claudius J. Neis, U. S. Land at- - THE RIVER OF DREAMS. New Mexico the mysteries of the order. The The Santa Fe club at a meeting Represented beautiful and Tka Rati Cress Home Service - city on legal bus'ness. torncy arrived here from Roswell The river of dreamt rum silently impressive initiatory Monday night discussed plans for a Eleven club women of the south- ceremony was carried out It exists especially for the benefit Sunday. new club Golf down west have been effie'ently Mine Ris-do- n building. and tennis enlisted by the war by the different officers under the of the of the sailor and sol- State Inspector W. W. will be By a secret way that no one knows; family is a few in A sister of Mrs. S. O. encouraged by the members victory committee of the General supervision of their Matron dier and for the help and rel'ef of spending days tlie Seth of this this But the soul lives on while the dream Federation of Worthy tlty. city is her visitor and for a year. tide flows Women's clubs to go Sister Stella Sloan. the returned or discharged soldier guest to France as Y. M. C. A. Mrs. I. himself. few days. Thru the gardens or the for- workers, Hugh Williams and Mrs. In every county seat of the Stale of Public In- bright twenty-tw- o leave re- W. K. W. Ddbson Albuquerque at- - Superintendent ests brown, assigned Norment were installed as offi state, if not nearer, there is a home struction J. H. Wagner, school sorts in which the red or- - tnrnev U in tbr city on a profession- - Mrs. A. H. Carter, of Macdalena. county And I think sometimes that our triangle cers for the year. Sister Williams. service office, to wh'ch anv member Mrs. Adcliua Otero-Warre- n, nas al visit. returned Monday from a brief trii superintendent whole life seems (sanizaiion now complete super Conductress and Sister Norment serv of the family of a soldier or sailor Mrs. Ruth C. Miller and vision of entertainment, hosnitalitv as in ad- to her home town. To be than half made up of ing Esther. Worthy Patron Bow may apply need, and receive Assistant J. V. Con- jnore and recreation for the sol- -; s. A itt!j daiiyl'tiT arriviM al the Superintendent drelms; American man presided as master of ceremo-dier- vice, financial assistance, medical at- . way 'returned to Santa Fe from These are the h ' Afnriif" and Mr. Wil'tair Many people attended er liayp For its and its - among onejnies, assisted by the Marshal S'ster tention, and most important of all, ' special tile rrmfi'1-..i- changing sights, pass- 1 rt national rrliirnltitnnl hundred sent overseas, Bowman. Delicious IVirki'i '! j v. ico in recognition of the !heomnincr ... representing refreshment. sympatny ana moral support. l - " served and a A list of the v of ent at Santa Fe churches Wed- "'caE". hOPeS 'm' mW-- 1 KoTfTA were,, pleasant social court chanters ant m-- are s w. c: TVIrr uhn has been or nedav of this week wliich was As!i ABd.W.tnto;i' hTSU women hour followed. Among the Visiting secretaries follows: pin it up some-- A. as f ,,,e t ilit sir!. !it the week ii re- Wednesday. James rrench state engineer Are left behind with the vanished Ah"'e" souther" niili,ary mempers were: rast urana fatron wnere: fiat ind state tliis week H. - T'T'e'l much f'ft'er. hiphway engi'tieer years. J. Turner, of Santa Rita, Mrs.M s HoB, State Engineer James A. French 1""'?, I" b"?k, f,rm. hiihird semi; Onward, with ceaseless motion, .Arkansas Cleonc Rudolph. McGruder. Kansas City Miss Tep-- 'NT. M",eo Sarica Chapta. P. f. r. editor of the Re- - is in Denver in the III I I'T CST S of . V '"" The life stream flows to the Ar'kadclphia. ner, Michigan, Mrs. Blades, past ma. niisuiiucivluc, mis rrcn iee. th,. II '"'"""k "' ocean, Mrs. S. E. at I; week. San Juan Irrigation which And wc follow the tide, awake o ouisiana Miss Mary Belle r. tron, Texas. Mrs. Roberts, Canon Artesia, Feree. )urlrr projects Tan- - Chaves county (chanter Rnw1l nrriv.il-- in the capita! city. lie is nlacinir before a nVn:,rtm,r nflw"" i'pwin the 'LX0development asleep. Shrevenort: Miss Lois City, Colorado, Mrs. Gertrude Dills. ' w highways and watei Orleans. Mrs, Mrs. I. B. Heibst. the federal reclamation service. Till we see the 'dawn on love's great vi". N"? grana conductress, Koswell, Colfax C. A. Hatch assistant j Ncw Mexico Miss Sanders, Staplin, past matron, Farmington, county chapter, Raton, Miss attorney deep Ruby Nellie Scanlon. rera! during the of Harry F. H. Scliwpntker, manager "of the Then the bar at the harbor mouth Rce"- Mrs. marker, past matron, Las Lruees, . Dr. S. M. ex- Mrs. I.. Pat ton is t:rre from Cloi-is- Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com- - Johnson, good roads is crossed, Oklahoma Miss Maud Morns, Or- - Mrs. Wright, Tucumcari and Mrs. Curry county chapter, Clevis, is here Rui-dos- o. Charles Steed. pany for New Mexico and former pert, from at And the river' of dreams In the sea ,,nda Ml" mma McCrurter, No- - Andrews, Albuquerque, past matron Ira O Wetmove of having learned in Washington s r.mma cnmotid of Santa Fe Chapter. De Baca county chapter, Fort Sum- niemlier of the president the commercial club at jj lost. 'waier; tstiil. Mrs. H. recently that thousands of motor N'est-ce-pas- Texas Miss ner, W. Parker. state letrisl.it'i is in tne ctv Albuquerque is in the city on ? Hallie Jameson. Waco: ! vehicles in France be diverted Miss Lessons of Influenza Dona Ana county Las i.ccomr. 'nf'..) Henry I.iitz pf Carr: lui.sincsi. may Annette Gano, Houston; Miss chapter, to road work purposes, he is boosting ; Miss A hard lesson has been us Cruces, Mrs. Laura Frenger. Honoring Margaret Connor, Fort Worth taught Otero-Warre- to have New Mexico secure a share Representatives the of Eddy ccntnty Mm. Adclina coun- Handsome invitations Kate Fr'end, Waco. by ravages influenza. While chapter, Carlsbad, 1 of engraved Mrs. Pearl Bradon. l.ieutena: Miffiiel A. Otci-3- Ir ty school this government equipment. The purpose of sending the group the dread disease has visited high - superintendent, returned bearing a miniature of the state seal S Avrdinn t rvice wM.i to this of 100 is to meet the need nd to and low, alike, we know that t Farmington chapter, Farmingtoa, tn, r city Tuesday night. Mrs. embossed in gold, were received by Mrs. H. kas l.prri r fe- a Jacoho Montoya, county treasurer soldier with a friend would have been checked if Lucile McGregor. F'ancc i.er vi a Warren attended a meeting of the twenty-fou- r members of the House supply every readily .' has iust received the information . Grant Silver .'i'iH ,v. Saturday. N'ational Educational Association, of who from h's home state. the proper precautions "had been county chapter. City, that his brother, Jose 'Montoya, Representatives, were the After chosen exercised its Mrs." William Harris. which was held in Chicago. dinner of Gove-rno- O. A. being they were sent everywhere upon in October 1 guests Santa i' . I jiikev trot'irr .Tid missing action, Lanazolo at the executive mansion to New York and for the two weeks first appearance. The homes of ig- Guadalupe county chapter, Cru- - !9!8, was k;lled. After fruit- A.- norance ones Rosa Mrs. J. J. Moise. rt :trncl tr. Kansas tltU, Alvarez, formerly employed at many dinner will training in Y. M. C. leave area 'were the where no less Tuesday night. A'second ' , u o Lea ."cV aftc a .f - ! attempts to learn the facts about work d - T1' have were taken, and from county chapter, Lovington, Dr. r!"a .lilt isit si ,(- the American Embassy in Madrid follow at which twenty-fiv- e precaut'ons - his auth- shortly a.rnf cr?e,e- A A. Dearduff. ..t':-- a1 b I'.i : key lionic went to Farmiiu'ton. San brother through military f tUn siarica mr rrance in groups which the contagion was spread in Spam, orities he secured m.n.h.,: j;..i,.;ci, Lincoln finally the sad like-wis- all directions. county chapter, Carrizoza, Juan county Tuesday, where he ha? will be e entertained by the;0 y' A. F. .forr: ! .bur a as news through the Red Cross. When we compare the ravages of Viss Grace Jones. repreeiit.iti.- position teacher of chief execut:vc of .he state. Los Lunas Los I'l'- CnMl Weitern Sucar cun-- ' in the High School. Exceptionally Interesting this disease w'th the mortality caus chapter, Lttnas, rri. 'd lu re to PUBLICATION RATE LAW ed by war, we stand appalled to find Harry P. Owen. Tuesday Gonzales Jaramillo The members of the Santa Ft 1 : fi... hundred the num tma wiili fe.'eral enipliivuii'M Captain A. A. Sena of the state PASSES BOTH THE HOUSES Monday at the Cathedra) Woman's Club, and several visitors that many times county chapter, Detning, morning ber have died in the United States Doris Watson. mounted police reported to the Gov-- j of St. Francis Miss Elvira Gonzales enjoyed an exceptionally interesting 'Trior this week, the The bill advocated bv the Ncw from influenza as died over there VcKinley county chapter, Gallup, arrcst of Lester of this city, and Roman Jaramillo literary program Tuesday afternoon F S. i .iTi-ii- run son M. Cuttitii' ;m James Mexico press association and the Mrs. from casualties among our men in the Lawrence. Collier, Vcarbs, and Venceslao 0f Chimayo. were married by Rev. at the Library building. Thomas Mora isiant tnilitarv attaclie at the f iabaldon, iii different all only one to receive the end- - White the field 350,000 deaths up to date of county chapter, Wagoe A places, spec. Moi.su.nor Fourchegue. rector of the charmingly entertained London. Knelan-- !"!.,!r,;cd orsement of that organ zatton before lartis l.uaiuinu h f . nt December 3. was the oficial state iound, Simon Vorenburg. w:il, cattle stealing.. oarish The bridal counle were at. fjrit ,:. R'o ;rrivfd in the citv the t tn s session of pass-- 1 , mem, nui since men more nave Northern Arriba chapter, latter ' the legislature, ended bv Miss Nellie Martinez and entertainments on StorTel!'ng, many 'f last, vic.k. The State Commission erl the house Ot r.t nsincr as material of Hans been added, Chama. Mrs. Effie B. Stauder. Corporation representatives nvM r,.n,.,l. 1, lril,.r tk. t1 - March 17 will hold a Thursday by a vote of 44 to 1, having Christian Andersen This will- sorely open the eyes of Olero county chapter, Alamofrordo, hearing on bride. Following the ceremony a and others. Mrs. Mrs Alma Latham Alfred U Bergerc who Ins ) en rates on coal and lumber from previously; passed the senate. weddincr breakfast and receotion was N. B. Latighlin, president of the club women to the need of an .educa- '.'i France for several tnon'hs. si rv- - to San Antonio, Ncw Mex-i- i 1 his bill provides for the publi- - lhe bride's home on tional campaign as rewards the rules Quay county chapter, Tucumcari, I'.'rthage u,, at upper presided, of health. Mrs. T. N. Lawson. i of ihc ... a cation in newspapers of forms ! The Knight, n' complaint having been filed many paiacc avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jara-- next meeting of the club w'll Ric '!"nlumtisr; has arrived mi New ' :'h the commission bv of legal notices formerly on beld 18th Puerco chapter, Cuba, V,'k Barley" fl. posted n,j0 w;n reside at Chimayo. 'M on the of March. Mrs Mrt ie win mcii Santa ! f t:; t Kinney against the New Mexico telegraph poles and court house Reed Holloman and Mrs. W. E. Car- - The Fifty Fifty Mattie Barren. Mi. doors. It also the of the K. P. order at Roosevelt county .ays. 'land railway. restores legal iate;Danea at roon will have of the pro-fo- r Anniversary chapter, PorU'es, Tesuqae Friday Night charge Roswell was celebrated the latter Miss Irene Smith. printing legal notices to the A dancing will be given to- - gram. Section F will give short talks Mrs- far.- - f Mcv- - parly of week the local Roy Mrs. F. H. Crow. If Gibson, of fi. Fall this week w'red to Sen- - tirtcc formerly charucd in New njgi,t by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller at on Cullings from the Magazines, part last by lodge chapter, Roy, l.od-.i- ot their hall. A Sandoval Bernali-'t- o fVi.i;, returned Imnir Satiu, r Ihc new chairman of thel too. or more in proporti in ,to the the-'- ranch home in the sumptuous banquet, county chapter, - Tcsuque and was in a Mrs. W. P. Benham. ;;.on was h i' ill ,v i'ud Slates senate fnrcicn rela-- j prices prevailing in other neighbor- .valley. The event is in honor of A. H. A. Lodne Celebrate program every way er.i svi'fariuin for he is iiir states. and very delightful. Seventy- - San Miguel county chapter. Kst i that opposed to Albert Wheetnn of this ritv mhr. m. Lincoln No. 40 A. H. A. I r.-- -- Lodge at (7vV as F. L. mei.'.d. and h 1.1 : I. of Kniehts an d their lad'es were Vegas, Mrs. Myers. ague nations alonp CCn'y rCtUr"ed fr"m Fra,,CC' Gallup celebrated the fifth anniver- - If..' Fe (i in lines of the artic!; of aree-.- COURT DFCl7r1dJH. CRIST f .UrilCU 111 INC UCctllllUlllV laiU IrtlHCS. San'a county chapter. f'aMa Fe. ' WAS IRREGULARLY .1 ,hc M. Rose nresided as master I.'r. Clara Carruih. a. al present drafted. ni..kinc' ELECTED Dance Saturday Night 7, 111 .rB,nlZV;bnf 'Ca'l - K'"- II K Wall: H 1). 'Oili fs'erra county I'ilisbore. llnited States Senator to mviiaouiis are uui ior wnat pro- - mi program was nresent- - . ... i"...... - chittcr, I. ' r .t Tr II "i The interesting auaresscs were ,'(" y .t si. record a formally opposing state supreme court !n deci mises to b another snreessfiil ,1 ,,, inrl ,. aa,L ... l, ,:.,.... inieresiing iieiivereo I'.n-i;- A. Ner.-- 1 fVifnr.,! sion handed down Fridav confirms wtiirh will ls. K.r tlio l.'ll,. ,. I by Koy Ammerman, Judge J. Socorro ro.inty lIiiU!.t, (dan. .;i.n fll ...J M -- ooo", i' s on N' . Mo- the election o Read bit and Tomlinson Fort. f Anne Hilton. "The Alejandro to the Social Committee at their home to-- : ball. Refreshments were Judge I grand Taos Tat-- Mrs. the I'. iv.Si' f' ,.i .r I.arrazolo this week nar office of district anorney ior tne morrow night. The program opened and closed; tiunty ch'pior, ' jrnor Hi s,.ri,.t v ' f t i n ! 1 ked Struiewal! Jackson Calhoon rrt comnrrsmg the counties of witji the nat'onal patriotic airs andMrify DuBor. ' Santa Fe; Rio Arriba. Taos and San readings were by! Torrance county Itstancia, :'i a tirni of from two to three ' entertaining given chapter, H. Mrs. H. A. twelve miles north of Willard (Tiiy Manager A. k. !!i!, yea's in the state nen:tentiarv on Juan. J. Crist who took office Poorbaugh, Miss Ellen and t'h.trles Wa ll, iha rtnan .!' iV.e char'v of killing Heonr- - F following the election of 1916, the Herron and Miss Norma Rasmus. fifteen miles from Kennedy, Re. W. J. Waltz. r commission nf A lli'iuuenn ml lev in Colfax county las', year. i?.The!C01,rt ,n was elected on the blii 80 In Honor of Mrs. Union Leopold, .secretary of lhe .Tiu t rnor explains that the prosecut-- ! strength partly of ballots wh'ch Lindsey county chapter, Clayton, rhatnl'. r of CommiTCe of that ins in the case has adduced wcre Printed and circulated by Recently at the home of Mrs. Reese Mrs. Norma Paddock, , ritv, attorney parties ( c visi-ors- :,t the Capital additional evidence to show that theotncr tnan ,,lc mn.t' clerk, who is of Portales the members of the Upper Animas chapter, Aztec, E. today ' C. killing was accidental. Calhoon is a sperjfied by law as the only person Woman's Club enterta-ne- in honor. Waring. ot the of Mrs. W. E. Valenc'a Eluterio D. Arnrjo has been en-- J peace officer with a dependent qualified to issue official ballots. return Lindsey county chapter, Belen, iagfd to edit a Republican family. to 1 ortales alter two years resi- Bernard Jacobson. in Spanish at Taos the promotors ASKREN SUGGESTS A BNK dence in Santa Fe wl;ile her hus- Western Socorro chapter, Magda-len- a, band of Mrs. R. A. Thomas. the enterprise having purchased a LAW IN OPINION ON TAXES was governor the state. Among long list of appointments Contests in and music he plant f the Fagle lhe dem referred President Wilson to the literary games, Leave by General O. O. Askren in made the time anl For Franca ocratic weexiy tormerlv piinlisned in United States senate and which wcre Attorney pass quickly Miss Erna has received r.a connection w!th an render- to the guests. A Fergusson ai)ti Fr be moved to Taoo. unconfirmed at the close business opinion pleasantly thirty a divi- of ed commis- delicious two-cour- lunch was message from the Mountain on March four, and will nresumablv recently to the state tax sion the assessment of served. sion of the Red Cross at Denver to Captain Robert L. Cooper for sev- - be given out later as recess annoint- - regarding in New York on March 10th. bank recommends the pas- report iral in of stream - are the Mcx-'ti- g property years charge gaug- ments, following New of a law in New Mexico similar Dane th Elks to sail with a Red Cross cantrea at the state engineers office, and ico Postmasters: James L. sage Enjoyable al Seligman, to that in force in several other A dance that excelled in enjoyment contingent sailing on the 15th. Miss ho made the surveys for the pav- - Santa Fe, Martin Q. Hardin, Lords-m- g Fergusson left Albuquerque on the and in states providing that real estate held any previous one given by the Elks sewerage systems Santa burg; Bliss Freeman, Las Cruces: Sat- L;fnited Wednesday the fifth for Fe. has from M. by banks and not appearing on the Social Committee was the affair returned Virginia Charles Sanford, Hagerman ; L. bank book? home on Lincoln Wash'ngton, where she will stop to "here he was a volunteer with the L. Berkhead. as part of their capital urday night at their t Columbus: George shall be deducted from the total avenue. Never before on former see her brother. Harvey, and his w'fe. nirineerj corps in an otticers train- - Hoffman, Helen; and Mc any and Miss Lena George occasion was the cosmopolitan gath her sister, Fergusson, ing camp. He visited Washington iCrary, Artesla. All of the above are "u"" :7 in will probably accompany her to New York and relatives in ' ,Za ering such gay spirits, every one I?0 Kentucky appointed to succeed themselves fori a 'orK' before la second term. having merry time. Refreshments !,cw 'S1?'?" returning. lerrrivrDw mid-nig- ht m of the Red s a x.,rv niinnniMTm1 V ' , I s 1 L S runmn were served at and fhe CrospSpme SOCORRO MINING COMPANY lovely dance music was provided bv service for some1 time, and h lees) At. Morrison's orchestra. doing an invaluable work throughout D. B. Scott of Socorro was this! the state. She had planned to go week appointed receiver of the-- So Child', Welfare "overseas" and was ready to sa'l at the time the corro Mining and I The Child's Welfare "Of armistice was signed, Milling company department when the Red Cross discontinued CAPITAL COAL YARD as a result ot a suit brought by the Woman's club at Las Vegas, are Jackson Agee, alleging indebtedness raising the necessary funds with sending any workers and has sent to Agee of over $25,000 on the nart More which to provide a suitable play no further cont'ngents until the pre of the company, and some $30,010 The You Use Your Car ground for the children in that city. sent time. The warmest wishes of an circle friend Swastika Coal, Cerrillos Coal, All Kinds additional debts. James Koyall re A benefit dance for this worthy unusually large of will pro with presented the complamu in an action cause will be given by the committee her. Albuquerque Steam Coal; Madrid, N. M., Anthracite blought before U. S. District ludee The More You Need Good Tires in charge the first Wednesday after Herald. Neblctt Easter. Coal, Madrid Smithing Coal, Cord and Frank M. Vaughn, of Denver, di- Your car's usefulness is Elaborate Spanish Dinner rector of the bureau of development Sawed Wood, INCOME TAX COLLECTOR HAS increasing every day. of Red Cross mountain Factory Kindling. A FREE ADVISORY SERVICE State Senator J. Smith iLee, of the for the It is Roswell, entertained several of the division was present at a meeting becoming more and more of a real necessity of the local after-noo- n. NEAR A. T. & S. F. DEPOT PHONE 85 MAIN Frank B. T!eid representing collect senators, their ladies and Mr. and chapter Tuesday Alfred to both in business and home life. Mr. Lucius Dills, of this city, at an He outlined plans of campa:ga or of Internal revenue Frank- you your and the need of it lin, has opened an office in the elaborate Spanish dinner, prepared presented great Catron block in Fe and served by Mrs. Garcia, on Galis-te- o success. The clothing problem is one Santa unt:l March For that reason need of most serious faced the 15, where he will advise very you good tires, now, street, last evening after which the by all people who have been lib- who seek his services as to more than ever. the party attended the picture show. European people their erated the war. At least lO.OTsJ liability ruder the income tax law. by Old-Tina- r' Meeting tons of clothing is needed. .A big Unmarried whose income out-and-o- persons ut drive will be conducted in the near in 1918 exceeds $1,000, and married The dependability that created so ine annual meettns held in ' lt Red Cross v hose combined incomes ex- at the Elk's home Raton tut future by chapter persons tremendous a demand for United States Tires in divi- - Save Wheat and Meat ceed f.'.i'itO must file returns. Friday night was largely attended and branches in the mountain by Eating times of war isJust as desirable today. and was one of the most eniovahlr sion to furnish their quota of used affairs of the kind ever experienced clothing, shoes and blankets. Dy tne More MTIE EDWARDS & MTU membership. ' It reduces tire troubles to the vanishing point-multip- lying .Red Cro Dane ATTORNEYS.AT-LA- A Unien The Red Cross dance las'. Friday the usefulness of car and Meeting Was OFFICE your putting Ut the Aid and Missionary depart- night a social and financial sue ments of the Woman's Union of the cess, the receipts $150.00. The PaUc Sk the cost of operation on a real thrift basis. being POTATOES Conner Washinftoa Aw: Presbyterian church will be held thii mtstc furnshed by the Artesia or Santa Fa. Naw Maxtco. afternoon at the residence of Miss chestra was highly appreciated and United States 'Nobby', 'Chain', 'Usco'.and 'Plain' blizabeth Hughes, Federal Street. everything passed off pleasantly. In this way you will greatly assist in the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE are the most fabric Lake Arthur Time. OF NtW MEXICO WITHIN AND popular tires built. They have FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA FE ' all the Food Sale . ' treat wsr tasks of the United States Food Ad- Mike GiranHo, strength and stamina our years of experience Popular I'umtitt. have us into tires. CLASSIFIED The food sales at the Red Croat ministration. va. No. 9184 taught to put - Shop are becoming more popular The I'nknown Heirs of Mrs every week, and the supply furnished C Richards an1 all unknown LAND FOB SALE. the different never persona who may claim any There is also the United States by organizations interest or title arivrrwe t 'Royal Cord', quite meets the demand. Last Satur- in the des- the finest plaintiff premise tire built for passenger car use. FOR SALE 480-- STOCK FARM day the ladies of the Catholic parish H. S. cribed below, took in cooked food and serv- KAUNE & CO. IVfrflrlams. Level mixed land, well improved, JO for the NOTICE ice of tea' to $25.35, and the OF SUIT Our nearest Sales and Service dealer has miles southeast fortaies, N. U., at patrons TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: Depot if told For fish pond netted $33.11. The fisk You, and each of you, are hereby noti- bargain immediately. a attractive feature fied that the Diaintiff above named haa exactly the treads you need for your car and the particulars address, John Uxer, pond proved very filed a complaint apaintt you in the above llovis, N. M. and many enthusiast!, youngsters entitled rauae tn which he atatee that he roads you travel. were Deming Headlight ia the Owner in fee of Lots No. 9 and No. present. II. in Block 9. in the towa of Crrrilloa. HELP WANTED. according to the record plat of aafd town-- ' He will gladly help you pick them out . site in the County of S'inta Fe, State of GKIGIIESTER SPILLS New Mexico; and that you, or aoaae of you. EARN tH weekly, teara time, vritiaa claim an interest or title to the said prt- - neoapap'ra, magazines. Exp. eaeec; ettailt tnites adveree to plaintiff ana that your rrae. rreaa ayaaicate, at st. OJfMONO POWER RATE claims to eucn premise snotild be barred 200 K. W. 7c K. W. and forever estopped, and akinr that the per plaintiffs eatate therein be established aad FEMORAL his title thereto quieted and set at rest. 300 K. W. W. Yon are further notified that unless you 6c per K. enter your appearance in said cause on or before the 31st day of March, I19, judg- MARRY IP LONELY; (or remit tr w LADm I ment will be rendered ia said cause beat an ant ancceatM "Howe Maker 400 K. W. 5c K. W. against kmadredt rich wtab for A per you by default. aurn.ee aoeai etric aaMKkLAifD fu.i.9 in Ir.a aaay The name and address of Plaintiffs at-- I Ir coafadeatial; M reliable et es puauBii tree. ecn metallic baaea, era led wtib All in excess of the abore 4c K. W. tomeyt are, McFie, Edwards ft McFie, erieeer; eearrietnae innThe Secceea budhob. no DnEx. wmf ar per Special Santa Fe. Ncw Mexico. hil aua". Mr. Pardie, Ban SM, Oaklase nk taii. k iu. ernrinKB. Witaeaa my band aad the uut--na .JB::aiu PI I. La, for tweat4aa Rates for Cooking. ' aeal of said court this 12th tlitsyea- -i rernnk--' -- i Bafert, Alway Bellabuw 47 of February, 1919. MARRY IF SINGLE tor aare aiarria BY rt, SEAL lareeat ia the Cenatr eataAKahaa U SOLD ALL DRUGGISTS 9 ALF1EDO tUCERO, Taoeeaaa naanraei Wealtkf woit TbUaO UtrttrrvufucorLll IJIILIII. SANTA FE WATER & .LIGHT County Clerk and Ex Officio United States Tires wienie Early aMimaac, 1Mb am. ntiietH TBTaa Clerk of the District Court CeeMeatial net rr Tee OM RekaMe CM for Santa Ft County, Ncw Maaiean, OaMeae. CelH -- Me. SOUTHERN LADY, An ML Wank JUM. Mexico. WmM Marry. Aaaena, felma, COMP.ANY By FEDERICO LOPEZ, TOO. POTOU PORXTOLOi Sen. Cam Okie. Mel 11 krlnikMi ranaka, eat Ffrat FubfieaHea Pea. K t9t9. are Good af.. Laat Fublkatioa Marcai WX Tires