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Saturday. l jNumber 16 Foot ofSnow Our Governor State Land Sale RuralJPhones ,- - The Snow Storm Saturday The following extracts from Stale Receives Total of $1,334, The two Rural Telephone lines and night was un- Governor Lindsey's Message to 503.29 for Land Sell in Apiil out of Roy, east, in- afternoon an r """" V have been - usual occurrance coming this the Legislature show that he has i stalled and are now in at Total of 173,197.31 acres biing operation in May but the moisture it the right idea and is on the job I ; with the Roy Central. The time ; average of $7.70 an acre, best wires people - - i are strung is most welcome for all the on 2x4s spiked brought the average on record. to thing that has visited this mesa Two prime requisites for the fence posts along tho route with ' The State of New Mexico re- " year. The snow lay nearly successful prosecution of the war -- , tall poles at road crossings. Mr. in a V ' ) N 'iJr ceived $1,334,503.29 for 173,197. i'-'- J T. R. a foot deep all over the country come to the notice and attention Pint, who came ' 31 acres of state lands sold in here re to two and feet of the people of the State of cently from Alva, and drifted three 9 'T 164 seperate tracts at seven pub- Okla, installed soil is thoroly New Mexico: the phones and got in places and the lic land auctions held during the acauainted 1. The recruiting of our full with his neighbors saturated better than twice the month of April just past. The in that way. in rain would quota of soldiers. The line is working amount of water prices paid, and the average, $7.70 successfully done. The wheat has 2. The production of addition on both circuits and mater- have that an acre, are the highest on re- adds grow al foodstuff?, ially to the stuck along and managed to cord for state lands, and the nam convenience of coun long spell appeared to us the try life a little during the dry It that be? of small tracts passing into for those who have is now in the best possible condi- existing state of the'.law does not phones. ' -- the hands of actual farmers, is very mois- provide either route or a means . , tion and a little more a .cfeI far in excess of the total of such accomplishment these The Baccalaureate sermnn ture will make a crop of some it for the of sales in any previous six months fnr will a the 8th Grade graduates while plenty of rain insure ends. period in the history of the State , was postponed Sunday large yield. - - eveninenn nc. It is easy enough to tell our ft i I Land office. The sales were in many Xa n'. fiii ai! if iw i,.i ffimm'i9 1 --i- , C3unt of the storm The wheat acreage after farmers to increase their food t, 3.lW Guadalupe, Quay, Socorro, Curry and was given blown dri imJ Monday evening fields have been out or products but if they have not the Chaves, Eddy and Union Count- instead, Rev. Nellie E. V. Dawn, of De Moines, de- ed out is still larger than ever money to buy seed orto employ Willcox. Grace Ogden. ies, the latter attracting a crowd N. M. livering the address to planted on this mesa before and labor, or labor is not furnished of more than 1,000 from other the class The weather conditions the prospect is very bright for for theis employ, such recomm- All the Prominent Citizens of Roy are not men - - and lest counties and stateá. A tract of Monday evening were little 'good summer crops as well. endation is of no benefit. you might get the erronous idea that they are - - we present this 38,000 acres in Union County better and the audience was nrcnrriintrlv The snow 'caused some discom- You should therefore, at this week pictures of the two Lady Members of the Roy School sold for $10 an acre to a group small. Special fort and inconvenience but is a session, provide means for loan Board who were elected at the First Municipal School election of 110 bidders from music was pre everybody pared lor the occasion and h source of rejoicing to ing all our worthy farmers mon- and who assumed the duties of the office Monday, 22 states and Canada. here. The storm extended to Tu ey to buy seed, employ labor; and address was very appropriate. Mrs. Willcox, is one of the pioneers New Mexico, Including the April sales the cumcari and Dawson and seems to furnish the labor to their hands of coming " here in the early days and she has known what it meant to state has now sold or contracted to have "been General all over to such a degree as will enable Prof. J. E. Russell has nur- - guard against Indian attacks. She is also a pioneer of Roy, and to sell approximately 1,000,000 this part of the state. them to make the most of their chased a new Ford car and has been jdentfied with every movement for the betterment or acre9 of the 12, 150,000 acres has utmost exertion in the product- accepted the appointment of Tern entertainment of the town. She has especially granted to it by Congresss. S. Floersheim advises us that ion of more food for both man ben interest- porary ed in Schools, and Practically all of the land sold Carrier on Route "A" he has lost 160 lambs thus far and has visited schools, helped with school ent- beast. in April is under the new 5 per which starts out of Roy June 1st He Urge erprises and in every way made herself a blessing to Roy. this season. has tents Let me, Hherefore in conclusion He will take the examinatinn nnil - She is just good, cent payment law with 30 years with each flock- of ewes to pro great a jolly little Irish lady, witty and full of fun urge that, in this crisis, in in which to pay the balance, the try for the permanent position if and saved as she is sincere and efficient. Her influence on the School tect them has thus this even tragic time, we shall likes the job and pays Board will be all on the side of schools land going immediately onto the it well many lambs which would other all, forgetting self and political better and improved enough. conditions and she is as thoroly competent tax rolls at full value. Thus, as This is a 50 mile daily wise have perished. The lamb bias, labor earnestly to serve to fill the office as trip any man. a result of these sales the state and Will trive the Mm'or crop over the state is reported most efficiently our State and our plenty to do gains $1,334,503.29 in . taxable especially when the at not oyer 50 percent saved on Nation. This, it seems to me, is Mrs. Ogden was a teaefcer in the Roy Schools for several property and the institutions and roaas are Dad. short pasture. supreme privilege, years, accountof our as, no less and previously neld ft homestead. She taught in the first schools, benificiaries under the it is ur supreme duty. Consolidated School staiíeished in Illinois, and has lived in grants --The Roy Village Trustees met R. C. Grunig has resigned as federal land to the state, Respectfully submitted, school work much of heriife. Monday evening in recrular ses Village Marshall on account of receive at once for their per- W. E. LINDSEY, The worst thing charged against her is that she abandoned sion. They reduced the salary the cut in his salary made by the manent funds $66,725.16, and Governor. the schoolroom tolxicome the wife of editor of the S-- of the Village Marshall but for their income funda for the and Clerk . Villaga Council this week from is the only this reaiy feolish thing she fcas done She and planned head . evr has fiscal , yea . ft total of $50,711.12 a to get the $50. to $35. per month. We are Dr. Self Builds . been acting supply as teacher the past winter in theschoolsand A considerable area of the land most for the small, amount of now without a municipal officer her husband has gfaen up all hope of ever reforming her to Revenue available, The . have him as Constable Dr. Self Is making a large and sold is being or will be farmed cost of but still where will leav - she schools alone. : ; , - the new Jail is just and Deputy Sheriff. roomy addition to his residence this year. now running their cash balance on the west side. When completed These two ladies 'will be members of the School board for the short. two-stor- , Roy's Soldier Boys Miss Shirley Nutter writes to it will be a fine large y next four years. J. L Swaim is the other four year member S-- structure Lyphus A, thruout and the and Dr. C. Plumlee and Sam Ratcliffe : Kirby, of Val- request her sent to her at are the two year mem- Roy has contributed ten of her Kansas oritside appearance will be great- bers. - ley, is contributing his Albuquerque where she has a young men to the army. Five full share Book-keep- ly improved to the good position as er for as well as the inside cause of his countrv. Wp We shall demand of this board efficient intelligent service, of our Mexican boys go this week the Jaffa Grocery Co. of that arrangement. has three boys accepted and now and we are satisfied the lady members wsS be found very use- to besnn training, they are Joe regards in the regular service of city. She sends to ful in looking after details of their duties Vigil Santiago Mestas, Manue Uncle The conduct of Recruiting Off- which men seldom Sam. We trust they friends here. have time to attend to. Archuleta, Ricardo Archuleta, may all icers in Roy last week has been come back to him and Noah Trujillo, They will go safely with a R. E. Alldredge was called to toe subject of considerable oom-rae- nt record of duty well dose. to Clayton for examinatien. . Springer on business Tuesday. since their departure and it is a liltte difficult to know -- usi found expedí Major Munsey what a local news pao j jir t to The trainmen it The Weather forecast ent Sunday to push a snow plow da in the way auppr . or May 12 to 18 j in Mrs. C. E. Munsev is bark in - ahead of the train coming up tellin- ..ie new Mills visiting friends Cycles rain, wind and from Tucumcari. The snow was and Idl of thun It is certain tnat som r ie ing ' so deep it was necessary to after the homestead whirh der storms will .repeat themselv- would feel better in? that a'xu let she took care of and proved up es in afternoons and evenings their boy""l plow it off the track. join the while Mr. M. worked for tViP,V from the 12th. to 16th. 17th. and theripiesentative-- f it-in- g the ecr fill living. Mr. vp W. W. Wildman, of Granby Munsev has 18th, pleasant. '- --. Ofrico men whe e c t'ered the Regular Army Get ready friends, get ready. Missouri, arrived in Roy Monday with the was above reproach rank of Major and is .Five weeks of severe drouth will for an extended visit with his son now station J. E. Wildman. He is a well pre id at Lion Springs, fallow. Save your wheat. What Remember High the Sch ol served man of advanced years didn't blow out will dry out. You Play Friday night of this. week. and we trust he will like this The mail carriersare un against can save your wheat by cross It is "Hummer," a at the School country well enough to remain it right this week, to drive the harrowing drill rows twice, with house.- - Commencement Program permanently. " ' routes in a car and a team would half the teeth removed. It is reported that Jess Daven- do little better but look what ;B Very truly yours ROY PUBLIC SCHOOL it port has traded his 80 acres Our local Committee working doing to the wheat. Most any T.H. Polaskie Saturday Evening, May 12, 1917 in conjunction with where his house and -- orchard is the State armer would gladly do without Mills, N.Mex. located for the 320 acre farni War Committee is assured of lu's mail for a week than misa which Dr, Self recently purchas- assistance for farmers who need this mud that we have MUSIC, prayed The walks about town have ed from Charlie Hernandez and it and can use it to good advant for so long. been made passable in places by sold agair. age. INVOCATION. G. means of cinders hauled in from Rev. B. Hall They reminded plant This gives Jess a lot of fine are that It is the general concensus of the track but the mud has been ing is not all and they must look land and the other party afine CLASS HISTORY, Lillian Lusk opinion here that the snow and this week and reminds Iowa Jeannette to the ability and willingness of fierce country home. mud we have been wading this and Missouri people of conditions the farmer to cultivate properly CLASS PROPHECY, William Elmer Scott week is wcrth a million dollars to "Back home" no one has dared asMell. A state Committeeman ' his community. . " Storm Bound grumble about it yet. DUET, ; or expert will be here soon to

work with the local board. , Will Mitchell, Joe Mitchell and The Rev. Russel came down to vis- ( wife, L. A. Ticvn ,John VlOLETTA GERTRITDK RRITflR CHAUTAUQUA it his family' but was unable to VALEDICTORIANS, "Stepping Stones to Frank is Home Criswell, T.R. Pint and a num- Success" get out ' to the ranch on account I Ermal Janes Greenwood is coming bed of other people were snowed Roy of the deep mud and snow. He Hon. F. A. returned in Saturday and had to remain Wednesday from attendance at The contract secured visited friends in town and re- CLASS SONG, "The Red, The White, The Blue,' - J bllv in town till after noon Sunday the Special Session of the Legis- citizens of Roy has been accept- turned to Dawson Tuesday. . By Rev. O. W. Hearm before they could get ed by Cad-mea- out to their lature at Santa Fe. the head office of the n farms. Mr. Brown started home LECTURE, Dr. Frank H. H. Roberts, He was right on all the impart-an- t Chautauqua atTopekaKan- - Civil Service Examination nr.. n ii i but his pony turned around with matters before the session sds. tvir. ornee wi l be hprn nevt- ' him and Came back to town sveek to complete arrano-ompnt- A P. 0. inspector wa3 in Roy Presentation of Diploma?. and in line with the Governor from the cemetry. and Thurs. and twenty citizens took It was im whom we believe is entirelj further announcements will possible to Examination for carrier face the storm but right. Frank is glad to get home tnen oe made. the all pleased :lass motto were with the result- colors class class flower and find agricultural conditions Don't forget -J- on the new Rural Route out "D, WHITE ANO BLUI "NOT QUITTING BUT B CINMNS" WHITE NS RED CARNATIONS the date une ; ''- ' ' ant moisture. ."' , , . , eo satisfactory. íctii to 17 inc usive. of Roy. i THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

semble, to affect to believe him what he was not EXAMINATION OF A SICK HORSE Grace, had learned this lesson long MAKING ago. It was tiia A a c of her knowi- - He was a famous man who had lost edge. And so, back to Grace came Palmer Howe, not with a suggestion to himself throutfh fear, but found renew the old relationship, but for courage in an inspiring woman's love comradeship. Christine sulked he wanted good cheer; Christine was Intolerant he wanted tolerance; she disapproved of him and showed her disapproval he Mary Roberts Rinehart wanted approval. He wanted life to be comfortable and cheerful, without tells the story recriminations, a little work and much ss3 play, a drink when one was thirsty. Distorted though It was, and founded on a wrong basis, perhaps, deep in his lying wakefully In her bed, while the heart Palmer's only longing was for clock on the mantel tolled hour after Sidney comes to know sorrow intimately, and Christine, the happiness ; but this happiness must be hour Into the night. Palmer did not of an active sort not content which bride, is disillusioned about her man. come home at alt He sent a note from Is passive, but enjoyment the office In the morning: "Come on out" he said. 'Tve got a off I hop you ra not worried, darling. car now. No taxi working its bead K. LeMoyne, a queer stronger with gentle manners, becomes a The car broke down near the Country for us. Just a little run over the coun- roomer at the Page home, presided over by Sidney, her Invalid mother, club last night, and there wai nothing to try roads, eh?" do but to spend the night there. 1 would Anna, and her old maid aunt, Harriet, a dressmaker. Sidney becomes have lent you word, but I did not want to It was the afternoon of the day be a hospital nurse through the Influence of Dr. Max Wilson, a brilliant rouse you. What do you say to the the- ater tonight and supper afterward? fore Christine's night visit to Sidney. A i Hi 19 111 young surgeon, smitten with her charm. K. loves her from a distance, The office had been closed, owing to a 4 nnd so does Joe an old high-scho- chura. At the hospital, Christine was learning. She tele- death, and Palmer was in possession Sidney learns the world's sorrows. She becomes acquainted with phoned the Country club that morning, of a holiday. "r Charlotta Harrison, who has been Intimate with Wilson and is jealous and found that Palmer had not been "Come on," he coaxed. "We'll go out of unoffending Sidney. Her chum, Christine Lorenz, marries Palmer there. But although she knew now to the Climbing Rose and have sup- Howe, a young society rake, and they take rooms at the Page home. that he was deceiving her, as he al- per." strangers, Max meets hlra one ways had deceived her, as probably he Despite K.'s efforts to avoid Doctor "I don't want to go." HIND LEGS TOO STRAIGHT, WITH PASTERNS TOO SLOPING. night and finds he Is a famous Doctor Edwardes, supposedly dead. always would, she hesitated to con "That's not true, Grace, and you yellowish gray. As Max keeps the secret at his old friend's urgent request. front him with what she knew. She know (Prepared by the United States Depart a abnormalities it" ment OI AgllCUllUl. region, chief are diffuse shrank, as many a woman has shrunk "You and I are through." of this the A healthy horse ordinarily has a Inflammation, characterized by red- before, from confronting him with his "It's your doing, not mine. The good oppetlte. Excitement, strange discharge ; locnl In- CHAPTER XII. mother's bed and getting It ready; He. roads are frozen hard; an hour's run ness and catarrhal surroundings, fatigue, and hot weather as from eruptions, 10 opened windows, brought order and But the second time It happened she Into the country will bring your color flammation, ulcers, may all cause loss of appetite. Where ; necrosis lower Jaw- When Palmer and Christine returned quiet And then, with death In her was roused. It was almost Christmas back." or wounds of the Is cerebral depression, fever, pro ; wedding trip Anna Page eyes, she took up her position beside then, and Sidney was well on the way there bone In front of the first back tooth from their "Much you care about that Go and weakness, disorder of the stom arrival, Insisted on her mother. This was no time for to recovery, thinner and very white, found and swellings. Foreign bodies are made much of the ride with your wife," said the girl, and or mechanical difficulty In chew weeping ; would come later. Once but going slowly up and down the stair- ach, sometimes found embedded In the mu dinner for them that night at the little that flung away from him. di- watchfully on IC's arm, and sitting with ing or swallowing, the appetite is cous membrane lining of the mouth house, must help Christine unpack her she turned to IL, standing case The filled out her table, last few weeks bad minished or destroyed. Sometimes or lodged between the teeth. trunks and arrange her wedding gifts beside her. Harriet and K. at the dinner of thin figure, but she still bore traces there is an appetite or desire to eat pharynx about the apartment. She was brighter "I think you have known this for She was begging to be bnck on duty The examination of the and her Illness. Her short hair was curled obnorraal things, such as dirty bed- chiefly been for days, more In- a long time," she said. And, when he for Christmas, and IC felt that he of the esophagus is made by than she had over her head. She lotted curiously ding, roots of grass, oil, etc. This de- wonders the trous- did not answer: "Why did you let me would have to give her up soon. pressing upon the skin covering these terested. The of boyish, almost sexless. comes from a chronic dis- stay oway from her? would have At three o'clock one morning Sidney sire usually organs In the region of the throat and seau filled her with admiration and a It Because she saw him wince when been such roused from a light sleep to hear a turbance of nutrition. along the left side of the neck In the sort of Jealous envy for Sidney, who a little time!" 111 she mentioned Christine, her temper Thirst Is diminished in a good many when could have none of these things. In a "We were trying to do our best for rapping on her door. Jugular gutter. Sometimes, a Increased. She showed her teeth. mild unaccompanied by dis- way she mothered both of you," he replied. "Is that you, Aunt Harriet?" she diseases more careful examination Is necessary, pathetic sort of "You get out of here," she said sud Is seen where there Is own daughter. Anna was unconscious nnd sinking called. tinct fever. It an esophageal tube or probang la Christine In lieu of her denly. "I didn't ask you to come back. great or depression or pro- - dis- One thought obsessed Sidney. "It's Christine, May I come in?" exhaustion passed through the nose or mouth And It was her quick eye that fust I don't want you." wrong. She repeated It over and over. It came Sidney unlocked her door. Christine down tho esophagus to the stomach. cerned something Christine "Good heavens, Grace I You always Under excitement as a cry from the depths of the girl's slipped Into the room. She carried a In examination of the abdomen one was not happy. her knew I would have to marry some ' new experience. candle, and before she spoke she looked should remember that its size depends was an undercurrent of reserve. Anna, day." else, "She has had so little of life," she at Sidney's watch on the bedside table. largely upon the breed, sex, and con rich In maternity If in nothing "I was sick ; I nearly died. I didn't said, over over." "So little I Just "I hoped my clock was wrong," she formation of the animal, and also up felt It, and In reply to some speech of and hear any reports of you hanging around not this Street. She never knew anything said. "I am sorry to waken you, Sid on the manner In which the animal Christine's that struck her as hard, the hospital to learn how I was get , ad- ney, don't know what to do." has been fed and the use to which it quite fitting, she gave her a gentle else." but I ting along." And finally K. took It up. "Are you 111?" has been put. A pendulous abdomen monishing. He laughed rather sheepishly. "After all, Sidney," he said, "the "No. Talraer has not come home." may be the result of an abdominal tu- "Married life takes a little adjust- "I had to be careful. You know thai we Street Is life; the world Is only many "What time Is it?" mor or of an accumulation of fluid In ing, ray dear," she said. "After as well as I do. I know half the stall streets. She had a great deal. She "After three o'clock." the abdominal cavity ; or, on the other have lived to ourselves for a camber there. Besides, one He hesl- - of years, It Is tot easy to Uve for had love and content, and she had Sidney had lighted the gas and was of" :: hand, It may merely be an indication someone else." you." throwlug on her dressing gown. 0V' of pregnancy, or of the fact that the Christine straightened irom the tea Anna died a little after 'midnight, a "When he went out did he say-r-- J horse has been fed for a long time on table slie was arranging. quiet passing, so that only Sidney and "He said nothing. We had been m a r x bulky and Innutrltlous food. Pendu A- - ft "Thnt's true, of course. But why the two men knew when she went quarreling. "Sidney, I am going home Ja lous abdomen occurring lna work away. was who collapsed. morning." horse kept on concentrated diet is an . should the woman do all the adjust- It Harriet in the J"" ing?" During all that long evening she had "You don't mean that do you?" abnormal condition. The abdomen "Men are more set," said poor Anna, sat looking back over years of small "Don't I look as If I mean it? How may increase suddenly In volume from In- gas who had never- - been set In anything unklnduesscs. The thorn of Anna's much of this sort of thing Is a woman 7 accumulation of in tympanic colic' In her life. "It Is harder for them to efficiency had always rankled In her suppose to endure?" The abdomen becomes small and the 1. t ,1 - u- - ,,1, , fmnn. give In. And, of course, Palmer Is flesh. She had been hard, uncompro- "Perhaps he has been delayed. These mising, And now It was for- d poor as In dis- older, and his habits" , , thwarted. things always seem terrible In the appetite, ever too late.1 in "The less said about Palmer's hab- . middle of the night but by morning- Nr7 eases of the digestive tract and Sidney carefully, ' ' its the better," flashed Christine. "I K. had watched Christine whirled on her. fever. appear to have married a bunch of Once he thought she was fainting, and "This isn't the first time. You re In applying the ear to the flank, on Elght-Year-Ol- d Mouth. habits." went to her. But she shook her head. member the letter I got on my wedding An cither the right or left side,, certain "I nm all right Do you think you She gave over her unpacking, and day?" found brain disturbance. Thirst Is In bubbling sounds may be heard that could get them all out of the room sat down listlessly by the fire, while "Yes." creased after profuse sweating, in are' known as peristaltic sounds, be- and let me have her alone for Just a Anna moved about, busy with the small "He's gone back to her." diabetes, diarrhea, in fever, at the cause they are produced by peristalsis, few minutes?" I , activities delighted her. "Christine Oh, I'm sure you're crisis of Infectious diseases, and when or wormlike, contraction of the lntes-- that He cleared the room and took his' was not without courage. wrong. He's devoted to you. Oh, I the mouth Is dry and hot. tines. "These sounds are a little louder Christine vigil outside the door. And, as he was making a brave clutch at hap- don't believe it I" Some diseases of the mouth or on the right side than on the left on She stood there, he thought of what he had piness. But that afternoon of the first "Believe it or not" said Christine throat make it difficult for the horse account of the fact that the large in- said to Sidney about the Street It was hap day at home she was terrified. She doggedly, "thot's exactly what has to chew or swallow his feed. Where testines He In the right flank. Ab a world of Its own. Here In this very of was glad when Anna went and left pened. I got something out that difficulty In this respect Is experienced, sence of peristaltic sounds Is always house were death and separation ; Har of Rosenfeld boy, and the suggests by her fire. little rat a the following-name- d conditions should an Indication of disease, and her alone riet's starved life; Christine and Palmer, The day's exertion had been bad for rest I know because I know be borne In mind and carefully looked exhaustion or paralysis of the intes- Palmer beginning a long and doubtful tonight." Anna. Le Moyne found her on the He's out with her for: Diseases of the teeth, consisting tines. This may occur in certain kinds future together ; himself, a failure, and sewing room, The hospital had taught Sidney one in decay, fracture, abscess formation, of colic nnd is an unfavorable symp- couch In the transformed an Impostor. gave quick glance of appre- thing: that it took many people to or overgrowth; inflammatory condi- tom. Increased sounds are heard and her a When he opened the door again, Sid propped up high make a world, and that out of these tions, or wounds or tumors of the where the intestines are contracted hension. She was ney was standing by her mother's bed. ' of aromatic some were Inevitably vicious. But vice tongue, cheeks, or Hps; paralysis of with pillows, with a bottle He went to her, and she turned and had remained for her a clear abstrac the muscles of chewing or swullowlng ; ammonia beside her. put her head against his shoulder like breath," she panted. tion. There were such people, and be foreign bodies In upper part of the "Just short of a tired child. get Sidney Is com- cause one was in the world for service mouth between the molar teeth; in "I I must down. Take me away, K.," she said pltl oth- one cared for them. Even the Saviour flammation of Difficulty in ing home to supper; and the fully. throat had been kind to the woman of the swallowing is sometimes shown by the ersPalmer and" And, with his arm around her, he led r. .t streets. symptom known as "quldding." Quid-din- g That was as far as she got K her out of the room. jratch In hand, found her pulse thin, But here abruptly Sidney found the "Take Me Away, K.," She Said Pltl, consists in dropping from the great Injustice of the world that be- mouth well-chewe- d and insalivated trlngy, Irregular. He had been pre- Outside of her small immediate fully. some such emergency, and cause of this vice the good suffer more boluses of feed. A mouthful of hay, pared for circle Anna's death was hardly felt name. "A girl I ni- than the wicked. Her young spirit tated over his wife's for example, after being ground and be hurried Into his room for amyl The little house went on much as be rose In hot rebellion. know very well was In the training masticated, is carried to the back part trate. When he came back she was fore. Harriet carried back to her bust "It Isn't fair !" she cried. "It makes school. There would have been the of the mouth. The horse then finds almost unconscious. There was no ness a heaviness of spirit that made It me hate all the men In the world, devil to pay If I'd as much as called from tenderness of the throat, or time even to call Katie. He broke the difficult to bear with the small Irrita- that i Pi Palmer cares for you, and yet he can up." from some other cause, swallowing Is capsule In a towel, and held It over her Hons of her day. On Sidney and in do a thing like this I" "You never told me you were going difficult or painful, and the bolus is face. After a time the spasm relaxed, less measure, of course, on K. fell the Christine was pacing nervously up to get married." dropped from the mouth. An but her condition remained alarming. real brunt of the disaster. Sidney kept then and down the room. Mere companion' Cornered, he slipped an arm around other quantity of hay is similarly pre- Harriet, who had come home by that up well until after the funeral, but ship had soothed her. She was now, her. But she shook him off. pared, only to be dropped In turn. time, sat by the couch and held her went dóSvn the next day with a low on surface at least, less excited meant to you, honey ; but you Sometimes quldding is due to a painful tTi sister's hand. Only once In the next fever. the "I tell Sidney. got sick. Anyhow, I I to tell tooth, bolus being dropped from hour or so did she speak. They had "Overwork and grief," Doctor Ed than hated the "They are not all like Palmer, thank you, honey." the mouth when the tooth is struck sent for Doctor Ed, but he had not said, and sternly forbade the hospital heaven," she said. are decent nnd during pang that follows. come yet. Harriet was too wretched again until Christmas. Morning and "There He had furnished the flat for her. the men. My Is one, and your K., In some brain diseases, and particu- to notice the professional manner In evening K. stopped at her door and father There was a comfortable feeling ol house, another." larly In chronic internal hydrocepha- which K. set to work over Anna. Inquired for her, and morning andeve-- here in the is coming home about going there agala o'clock morning lus, the horse has a most peculiar man- 1 "I've been a very hard sister to her," ning came Sidney's reply : At four in the And, now that the worst minute ol ner of swallowing and of taking feed. she said. "If you can pull her through, "Much better. I'll surely be up to Palmer Howe came home. Christine their meeting was over, he was visibly A condition Is seen In hyper- I'll try to make up for It" morrow." met him in the lower hall. He was happier. But Grace continued to stand similar of In eating the horse Christine sat on the stairs outside, But the days dragged on and she did rather pale, but entirely sober. She eyeing him somberly. emia the brain. Teeth at Past Three Years. will sink muzzle into the grain in frightened and helpless. They had not get confronted him In her straight white his about box eat a while more violently than In health, as in sent for Sidney; but the little house Downstairs, Christine and Palmer gown and waited for him to speak. the feed and without am sorry to be so late, Chris," he raising the head. Long pauses are spasmodic colic, and also where there had no telephone, and the message was had entered on the round of midwinter "I Do you Is think that Christine made while feed is in the mouth. is an excess of fluid or gas in the in- slow In getting off. gayetles. Palmer's "crowd" was a said. "The fact is, I am all in. I was the Justified, now that she has y testinal canal. Ed come pant- driving the car out Seven Mile run, Sometimes the horse will eat very rap-Idl- At six o'clock Doctor lively one. There were dinners and learned her husband's true na- The We blew out a tire and the thing for o little while and then slowly ; feces show, to a certain extent, ing up the stairs and Into the room. dances, week-en- d excursions to coun ture, In going back to her folks may be brought together so the, thoroughness of digestion. They K. stood back. try houses. The Street grew accus turned over." the Jaws and In scouring a divorce? forcibly teeth gnash. In eat- should show that the feed has been "Well, this Is sad, Harriet," said Doc- tomed to seeing automobiles stop be Christine noticed that his right arm that the ing hay horse will stop at times well ground, and should, In the horse, Ed. "Why In the name of heaven, little house at all hours of the was hanging Inert by his side. the tor fore the hay protruding from the mouth be free from offensive odor or coatings when I wasn't around, didn't you get night Johnny Roscnfeld, driving (TO BE CONTINUED.) with stand stupidly, as though he has of mucus. A coating of mucus shows doctor. If she had had some Palmer's car, took to falling asleep ot CHAPTER XIII. and another forgotten what he was about. Intestinal catarrh. Blood on the feces amyl nitrate the wheel In broad daylight and voiced Bauxite From Dutch Guiana. 14 examining the mouth one should Indicates severe Inflammation. Very "I gave her some nitrate of amyl," his discontent to his mother. Young Howe had been firmly re Bauxite was discovered about In up hab- by engineer on first look for swellings or for evidence light color and bad odor may come said K. quietly. "There was really no "You never know where you are with solved to give all his bachelor months ago a mining wedding day. In indo on of abnormal conditions upon the exte- from Inactive liver.. .' time to send for anybody. She almost them guys," he said briefly. "We start its with his his private properties situated the selfish way, he was much river, four hours' Journey rior;, that Is, the front and sides of went under at half-po- st five." out for half an hour's run In the eve lent rather Surinam Guiana. fnce, the Jaws, and about the muz- PASTURE MAKES CHEAP PORK "Max had kept his word, and even ning, and get home with the milk wag in love with his wife. from Paramaribo, Dutch The the deposits zle. By this means wounds, fractures, Doctor Ed did not suspect secret ons. And the more some of them have But with the Inevitable misunder- area over which the bauxite It's which tumors, abscesses, and disease accom- Forage Crop Al- He gave a qalck glance at this tall hid to drink, the more they want to standings of the first months of mar have been found and discloses Permits Cutting Grain outcrops, Is 100 panied by eruptions about the muzzle lowance young man who spoke so quietly of drive the machine. If I get a chance, riage had come a desire to be appreci various kilometers to Minimum Best to wide (62 by 6.2 may be detected. The interior of the Plan i what he had done for the sick woman, Tm going to belt It while the wind's ated once again at his face value, long and ten kilometers Early. not yet possible to give mouth is examined by holding the head and went o. his work. ray way." Grace bad taken him, not for what he miles). It is nth amount up and inserting the fingers through Forage crops make pork, be- Sidney arrUed a little after six, and But talk as he might la Johnny was, but for what he seemed to be. any Idea of the of bauxite cheap com- the interdental space in such a way cause they permit cutting grain from that moment the confusion In the Itosenfelds loyal heart there was no With Christine the veil was rent She within this area. The bauxite the operating seems interested as to cause the mouth to open. The allowance to the minimum. sickroom was at an end. She moved thought of desertion. Palmer had giv knew him now all his small indo pany now highlands depos- mucous membrane should be clean and A system of management which will Christine from the stairs, where Katie en him a man's job, and he would stick lences, his affectations, his weaknesses. only in the and hill of most a llght-pln- k color, excepting on the furnish forage through grass- on her numerous errands nust crawl by no matter what came. Later on, like other women since the its. It is in possession the of the entire it Beport. back of the tongue, where the color is ing season should be planned early. war her; 4 Harriet to wanning her One such night Christine put in world began, she would learn to dis suitable land. Commercial t

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proclamation for Instructions as t a convenient method of registration. L. T. COOPER TO PROVE 0 The wardens of Jails, penltentlurlea and reformatories should apply to the county or city clerk for Instructions on HEW LAW the sixth day. HIS THEORIES DRAR Five days after the date of the pres ident's proclamation complete regula- MS tions will be In the hands of all sheriffs mid of the officials of cities of over Renowned Lecturer and Scientist Will Prove Famous Official Instructions Concerning 30,000 population. Health Theories Man Who Electrified Larger Cities the Raising of Military Forces The president Is authorized to call upon all public officers to assist In the to Give People of This Section Benefits of Study and Determined On. execution of the law. The plan Is, Medicine Many Thousands are Benefitted. however, to rely on the people for the ex- I proper executiou of the luw. It Is ? sYA Sf pected that patriotic citizens will offer POLLING PLACES TO BE USED AWCZM A S WAS announced in last week's papers, Mr. L. T. Cooper, the Mil- - their services free as registrars. Such A Mil i VW. fl ves lionaire Philanthropist who electrified the larger cities of the country services will be gratefully acknowl with his demonstration of practical philanthropy, health theories and cele- edged. Volunteers for this service All Persons Within the Age Limits should immediately with brated medicine, Tanlac, has been invited to visit Denver and other West- communicate Prescribed by the Law Must Pre-e- the proper official. ern cities. Themselves There Gover-.nor- s Thousands of the most prominent disease banishing, health of States at Head of BANKS ASKED TO people In St. Louis, Cincinnati, Dallas, compelling remedy of the age, ana Registration Work. Memphis, Atlanta, Birmingham, Louis- the phenomenal success the prepa Secretary Authorizes Financial Insti ville, Nashville and even the larger ration has achieved throughout the Washington. With the object of tutions to Receive Subscriptions my cities of the North and East, where country proves conclusively that stimulating publicity to the work of for the Bond Offerings. his celebrated medicine has been ac- confidence In Tanlac Is well placed. raising the military forces called for Is Your Back Stiff, complishing such remarknble results, "The Ingredients or medicinal ele under the army draft law the war de Washington. Secretary McAdoo tele aro even more enthusiastic over Tan- ments which make Tanlac come from partment has Issued the following In graphed the entire list of 27,513 nation- lac than Mr. Cooper himself. many remote sections of the earth structions, which will goveru the al und state banks and trust compunles Asia, them It Is Mr. Cooper's theory thnt nine-tent- the Alps, the Pyrenees, Russian work : in the United Stutes, authorizing Lame and Achy? of the diseases and West Indies, mountain states near the to receive subscriptions for the $2,000,- - iiiiitititirtcirtiitirlrtrtrtrttiitiüti-trtrbtrli- of the average person Is due to a ca- Rocky Mountains, Mexico and Peru 000,000 bond offering, enlisting their tarrhal Inflammation of the mucous are among the points from which prin- There was a time in the coun- and requesting them to Sick, ob of Do Weak Kidneys Keep You membrane which produces faulty di- cipal parts of the preparation are try's history when military telegraph a rough estimate the would for gestion and Improper assimilation of tained. In the principal laboratory enumerators, backed by bayo- amount of bonds each take Tired and All Worn Out? the food. of the Cooper Medicine Co., Inc., under nets, went out among the people Itself and Its patrons. the efficient direction of a chemist of "You can render an Invaluable serv In a recent Interview, Mr. Cooper to take a compulsory service note, those medicinal herbs, roots and ice to your country," Mr, McAdoo told YOU have a constant, dull ache, or sharp pains whenever was asked If Tanlac would relieve census. Today, under the prin- IF barks are assembled In the rough and ciple of universal liability to the banks, "by receiving subscriptions bend or twist your back, and the kidney secretions seem Kidney trouble, Liver complaint and re painstakingly developed so as to at service, the execution of the and with the federal disordered, too, don't waste time plastering or rubbing the bad a dozen other aliments and In this In your tain that high standurd of efficiency law is put Into the hands of the serve bank district." connection, said: In. back. It's likely that the cause is kidney weakness, and delay shown by the uniform preparation, people. Loan Subscriptions Pour "As I have repeatedly said, my med- Tanlac." - To all clearing house associations In in treating the kidneys may invite uric acid poisoning, gravel, on mucous tele- icine acts directly the The wonderful success which Tan wwwwwwwwww the country Mr. McAdoo sent a dropsy or fatal Bright's disease. membrane, and blood, expel- gram In said : stomach lac has achieved seems almost Incred- The approval of the new national which he the Impurities and amount of loan has ling from them ible, as over Seven Million bottles have army bill and the president's proclama- "The the Initial Get Doan't Kidney Pills, a special remedy for weak kidneys, polspns, and rendering to them been determined by the needs of the toxic been sold and distributed since It was tion thereunder have been coincident. publicly recommended by 50,000 strong, healthy condition. government and not arbitrarily. The used around the world and a placed on the market, something over All persons within the age limits pre and patriotic people in the U. S. A. "I am convinced thatthe stomach two years ago, and It Is now selling scribed are required to present them enthusiastic of and of the coun- regulates the condition of the blood, at the phenomenal rate of approxi- selves for registration at the customary the banks bankers try will gunrantee the success of the and Is the fountalnhead of health or mately Five Million bottles per year, voting places In the voting precincts Personal Reports of Real Cases undertaking." disease, as the case may be. My One retail firm, the Jacobs Phar In which they have their permanent The of the first announcement medicine Is Intended primarily for the macy Company, of Atlanta, has sold homes, on a day which the president result of the loan has been a deluge of sub- NOW IN GOOD HEALTH. FOUND DOAN'S EFFECTIVE. regulation of the stomach and catar at retail In their eleven Atlanta stores will announce. uncorc scriptions, aggregating muny millions. Mrs. Alice Burch, 615 E. Third St., Oustave A. Risch, Eighth Ave., rhal Inflammation, but It Is no the astonishing total of 64,000 bottles The governor of each state Is the (?olo., ter- Most of these came In by wire to the Roswell, N. Méx., says: "My back Ouray, says: "I suffered mon thing for persons who have used past months, break chief of registration therein. The ma- ribly from Inflammation of the within the twelve treasury. Virtually every large city began to pain me terribly and got It to come to me and explain that It lng nil records for the sale of a pro- chinery of registration in each county get bladder and kidney trouble. The and every state In the Union was rep- so weak I could hardly around. kidney secretions pegged too fre- has relieved them of rheumatism and prietary medicine In the same length Is In charge of the sheriff, the county Before long I had to take to my quently and were scant and burn- resented. got many other ailments not generally of time. clerk, and the county physician, act bed. My appetite left me. I ing In passage. Several times I had Lend $100,000,000 to Italy. weak and I suffered aw- spells, thought I would recognized as having their origin in ing officio, a different board thin and such bad I Memphis dealers and jobbers have ex unless Negotiations continued today with fully from kidney weakness. My die. My back ached all the time stomach trouble. sold 208,116 bottles since April, 1916. shall be announced by the governor. In body swelled and sacs of water and was so weak and lame I could representatives of the nations to jnardly straighten I "Most of the stomach, Texas dealers and Jobbers have sold cities containing populations of more hung beneath my eyes. Five months after stooping. which the United Stutes is extending In bed, helpless. Everything got no relief until I used Doan's continued Million than 30,000, the registration will be I was liver and kidney troubles," approximately Half a bottles credit. Count dl Cellere, the Italian failed until I used Doan's Kidney Kidney Pills. They corrected all Mr. Cooper, "are due almost entirely within the past six months, and It Is under the control of the mayor and se- my ilie ailments and made me feel like ambassador, received the full amount Pills. They put me on feet a a different man. I have used Doan's lected boards of registration. In order woman am enjoy- to a catarrhal Inflammation of these now the most widely talked of medí of the first $100,000,000 loun made by well and today I Kidney Pills occasionally since and dlslgnated county and city ing fine health. Doan's are a always best of re- organs and It Is believed that Tanlac cine In the world today. that the this government to Italy. have had the people generally, can sults." Is the. first actually direct specific There Is only one explanation for officials, and the " Subscriptions to the second offering get understanding of cen- therefor. this Nation wide popularity and rec a clear the of treasury certificates were received out- "Catarrh of the stomach, liver and ord breaking demand for Tanlac and sus methods the following brief during the day by the federal reserve kidneys Is the most frequent cause of that Is very simple. The Inherent line Is given: banks. Indications are that the secre KIDNEY designated off- dyspepstfunnd kidney disorders and a purity and wholesomeness of the med- The sheriffs, or other tary will call for the proceeds within icials. Immediately upon receiving no- catan-na- l Srondltion- - of the nose and icine has confirmed It In the minds of a week, possibly a few days. DOAN'S PILLS Fre- people made It house tice from the governor, shall appoint will throat often leads to deafness. the and have a The $100,000,000 loan to Frunce Foster-Milbur- voting precinct SOc a Box at All Stores. n Co., Buffalo, N. Y Mfg. Chemists quently the lungs become diseased by hold word throughout America. registrars for each be turned over to Ambassador Jusser- Registrars. the extension of the catarrhal lnflnm The leading drug firms of Denver, Apportionment of and, In whole or part, within a day or proportion of registrars shnll be matlon by way of the bronchial tubes Colorado Springs and Pueblo are en- The so. one each 170 persons to be regis- Oratory Rendered Difficult. A Wearisome Lecturer. to the lung substance. The mental thusiastic over the wonderful success for age' to be registered will "What you ouu'lit to do Is to deliver "Bligglns Is always lecturing on pa- and physical state of the chronic ca- the preparation Is making In this sec- tered. Each MAY CENTER IN WASHINGTON comprise about 1 per cent of the popu- one of those ringing triotism." tarrh sufferers Is Indeed very unfortu tion and in only a few weeks time "Yes. Sometime I think he Is an lation. , speeches." Date. Tanlac will be placed on sale In every Probability One Committee Will If, for Instance, all men between That "No." answered Senator Sorghum, alien enemy and Is trying to make has overcome this condition city, town, village and hamlet through; Purchase All Supplies Needed by unpopular." - "Tanlac nineteen and twenty-fiv- e yenrs of age, "times have changed. A man can't patriotism stages, out the West. Allied Countries. In Its most obstinate and the Inclusive, are to be registered, the reg- the get up and make a speech now with- be, as I There Is a Tanlac dealer In your preparation, therefore, must istrar would have to enroll about 7 out creating a suspicion that maybe great town. Adv. Washington. Creation of a central have always contended, the one per cent of the precinct population. he's going to filibuster." purchasing committee In Washington It Is deslrnble to accept the services Changed. Seeking an Emancipator. supplies bought in the United of competent volunteer registrars to for all CUTICURA STOPS ITCHING Gulch doesn't seem like "Would you welcome a food dl allied governments was "Crimson serve without compensation. All reg- Slates for the Hie same town since It went dry." rector?" here by Sir Hardman Lever, istrars must be sworn. forecast Instantly In Most Cases Write for a "That's right," replied Broncho Bob. "I would, If he had the nerve to financial expert of the British war voting place In each precinct , Joy grief. step our culinary department and The Free Sample. "It has changed both in and Into registration. Full mission. The committee will supplant so many respectfully must be prepared for The boys don't have neither compel the cook to listen de- J. P. Morgon & Co. .' ' printed Instructions covering every Cutlcura Is wonderfully effective. frolics nor as many funerals." to Instructions." . Discussing the world financial situa- tail of registration will be In the hands The Soap to cleanse and purify, the tion, the British expert expressed the of sheriffs and mayors on the fifth day to soothe and heal all forms Kill the Flies Now and Prevent Be haDDv. Use Red Cross Bas Blue opinion that Germany will be practical Ointment much than liquid blue. Delights after the president's proclamation. of Itching, burning and scalp af- Sisease. A DAISY FLY KILLER will do It. better ly bankrupt In the credit markets skin All grocers. Adv. , Cities of Over 30,000 Population. super-cream- y illa thousands. Lasts all season. All dealers the laundress. fections, Resides these a city containing more after the war.. or six sent express paid for $1. H. SOMKRS, The mayor of emollients if used dally prevent little Peace Plans. officinls : "Our enemies," he said, "for all their 150 De Kalb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Adv. Practical than 30,000 Inhabitants, or the becoming serious. you nsked Mr. boasted efficiency, have never hud the skin troubles "Aren't fot peace?" designated by the governor therein. " courage to face their financial prob Free sample each by mall with Book. "lall ... Suspicious. RnfEerty. shall, with approval of the governor, the result that when the Address postcard, Cutlcura,' Dept. L, PII11BII1!I!I!11!I!1I Poet The editor has taken six of "I am," replied Mr. Dolr.n. "That's appoint for each ward or convenient lems, with over they will be hard put to Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv. my poems. That guy must be nutty why I want to get in as soon as pos minor subdivision containing about 30,- - war Is Government Issues enough write poetry himself. sible and finish up the fighting." 000 people one registration board, and it." to governments having Not the Right Kind. shall designate one officer of each The Teutonic Warning BANISHED d! moles, blotches, sores, pyramided one Internal loan upon an "I have an option on some town eruptions, board to perform duties similar to Backache humors, and other, he explained, their Interest lots" Against Fly Poisons Wbv Dr. Pierce's Golden those imposed on the sheriff, ns here- option." so great that he be- "I hope It Isn't local Is In spite of the best care one takes 4 1 Medical Discovery. For tofore outlined. If (he mayor desires. charges would he Following sn extract from "The o nnmnlntflAn - repu- TrauBtiilKslon (if Disease by File," part of the human machine ta nAnUJiL vuui i;itAiuu um-an1 lieved they would either have to of oneself, any he may appoint a centrnl board to co Supplement No. 2 Public of The for the poor blood that or face to the is liable to become out order. diate a large part of their debt . v causes it, mis is iub uest ordinate the work of minor boards. Health Reports, April, 1916. most important organs are the stomach, i i inability to buy the enormous quanti- H I I, 1 of all known remedies. Duties of County Clerks, and of ANY CORN LIFTS OUT, " Of other fly poisons mentioned, heart and kidneys. In every disease or dis- - ties of material they would need for -- of Over 30,000 mention should be made, merely for kidneys are the scavengers and they r l"lz order or me sum or scain. Clerks of Cities The rrr DOESN'T HURT A BITI S of condemnation, of those I People. reconstruction. puiposw work day and night in separating the f In every trouble that composed of arsenic. Fatal cases of I Impure blood, The allies, he added, had paid their poisons from the blood. Their signals of --T I comes from On the fifth day after the president poisoning; of children through tlie A I the "Discovery" Is the way In the war "by the straightfor distress are easily recognized and in- I i has Issued his proclamation, clerks of No foolishness! Lift your corns use of Buch compounds are far too L J only medicine sold that and natural means, by pouring owing resem- clude such symptoms as backache, de- promises. counties and cities of over 30,000 must ward frequent, and to the j . does what It gold, by selling enormous and calluses off with fingers--It's blance of arsenical poisoning to drowsiness, irritability, head- 1 In varl- - out their pressions, J 11 Scrofula all Its secure a supply of blanks and copies summer diarrhea and oholera In- twinges, i -- i American securities, by rais like magic! aches, dizziness, rheumatic OU9 forms, Eczema, let' of registration regulations from masses of fantum, it is believed that the canes Salt-rheu- the dropsy, gout. ter, Erysipelas, lions, Lar ing loans." As a result, he predicted by any means, coin-pri- Glands, Swell the sheriff or from the mayor. Absen reported do not, restore the hundes. Enlaraed and of the war would find the the total. Arsenical "The very best way to ings, and every kindred ailment, are tees and the sick will apply to such that the end Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or kidneys normal state of health," good shape financially, despite devices must be rated as to their benefited and cured by it. cards allies In any kind of a corn, can harmlessly be extremely dangerous, and should of N. Y., "is to clerks to have their registration Bays Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, Cut this out and mall to us with the their enormous permnnent debts. fingers If you never be used, even if oiher meas- drink plenty of water and obtain name of paper we will mail you filled out. In no cose shall such per lifted right out with the pure the drops of ures are not at band." from your favorite pharmacy a small free a medical treatise on above dis sons be given registration certificates. apply upon the corn, a few amount of Amine, which is dispensed by eases. Address Dr. Pierce's Invalids' They are to be Instructed by the clerk Aurea on Paying Men In Training. freezone, says a Cincinnati authority. 106 fly poisoning oases have been re- is inex- Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. Washington. Conferees on the army get a small ported by the press within the last almost every druggist." Anurio that the burden Is on them to see to it For little cost one can years. As slated above this num- meals. Pellets regulate to pay iuu throe pensive and should be taken before Dr. Pleroe's Pleasant that the cards rench the registrars of bill agreed on a provision bottle of freezone at any drug store, ber Is but a fraction of the real number. potent than Invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. camps You will find Anuric more and their home precincts by registration a mnnrh to men in training which will positively rid one's feet of Protect your children by using the safe, uric acid as water does Sugar-ooate- d, tiny gránales, easy to take fly catcher lithia, dissolves day. seeking to qualify as members of the every corn or callus without pain. efiloient, eugar. as oandy. Absentees and the Sick. offlpprs' reserve corps. This simple drug dries the moment Persons absent from their home Although the full nllotted quota of It Is applied and does not even irri- TAÜGLEF00T may be registered by mail. If 40,000 men probably will be enrollen in tate surrounding skin while ap- counties the : Your Liver Is the Best so absent, a man should go to the clerk the officers' training camps when they plying It or afterwards. 7? of the county where he may be staying, open May 15, there still is "plenty of This announcement will Interest Beauty Doctor the right qualities, ICARTEI&f on the sixth day after the dute of the ;oom fo" men of many of our readers. If your druggist A dull, yellow, lifeless skin, or pimples and president's proclamation. If he Is In a th wnr department announced. hasn't any freezone tell him to surely J fJITTLE eruptions, are twin brothers to constipation. city of over 30,000 populotlon, the city In n statement saying that each of get a small bottle for you from his VER Bile, laxative, is getting into your of nature's own clerk Is the official to whom to apply the sixteen camps seemed assured wholesale drug house. adv. The 0. & W. Thum Company p blood instead of passing out of your system will be toid how to reg- Its-ful- l allotment of 2,500 applicants GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN should. This is the treatment, n sue The absentee as it mmmlsslons. the department np man who would always tell the .(,,! nu frvr SO veara one Dill daily ister, but he must mail his card in fnr The ll!i!!S!i!!E!lllH his preclpct by registra- pealed for further recruits among men truth dure not tell everything that Is Dose-Sm- aU (more only when necessary). time to reach Small PUl-Sin- aU Price tion day. of proved ability. told him for the truth. Persons too sick to present them PLANT BROOM CORN Carter's little Liver Pill selves for registration must send a c.Mrann a Furnish Chasers. When wisdom cries in the streets the competent person to the county or city Chicago. This city mobil police run it In. This is, the year to plant heavily. clerk on the sixth day after the Is izing Its naval resources. Acting unoer Write for probable price Eyelids, us and For Constipation suing of the proclamation. The clerk orders frbin the navy department. Granulated information about marketing. will give Instructions for registration, Cnpt. W. A. Moffett, commandant of I rr Eyes inflamed by expo-- w Genuine Puts Yo "r w Sun, Dusl and Wind Right Colleges, Universities, Homes and Oth Lakes navai training siuuou. sure to COYKE EROS., bears Night the Great quickly relieved by Murine chicho signature Over Horran rminillnir hundreds of small er Institutions. m r'A " v- - u ud Eye Remedy. No Smarting, equipping r Watson K.Coleman, Wash-K- ll preparatory to E VrP1Yt -I Officials of educational, charitable power boats VCS just Eye Comfort. At Va 1 1 I lngton.O.C Vuokifreo. UlKh- Captain 1 1 1 Baal and other Institutions should apply for them as submarine chasers. Druggists or by mail SOc per Bottle. Murine 4 lal I U eat rulouoei. rtauiu. P23, Pütty-Ft- ó Peepia Cirtsr's m Pills Instructions to the county or city clerk Moffett expects to rush them "to the Eye Salve in Tubes 25c. For Book el the Eyt lid, W. N. U., DENVER, NO. 17. M on the sixth day after the date of the seaboard as rapidly as possioie. fBEE ask Murine Eyt Bemedj Cs., Calcas. TH 8PANI8H-AMERICA-

Trees Bene.lica by Bappin. -- Directory The Spanish American india rubber trees which aro tappet Church RKMirrriHco Asucst tT, 1911, every other day continue to ylold sa; UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL Remember for more than twenty years, and th. Sunday 10, A. M IRVIN OGDEN, SP1 oldest and most frequently tanpec Regularity Meets each at EDITOR AND ITTIMSHER trees produce the richest asp. at Christian Churcri. Your When you v?.nt to presence is necessary. look good and feel good and Be Origin of Myiterlour Subicriptioi $1.50 Ttt Yr 8ek Pira. Means Rev. G. B. Hall, Supt Good come to the Yearly ou February 2 ant for 4 Entered as second-clas- s matter at the dys aftor, a mysterious ürt brcakf postoffice in Roy, New Mexico. out. In Ariyake bay on the west coast Y P S C E Roy Barber Shop oí Kyushu, Japan, turning both on Success R, C . Grunio, President lrjid and sea, the origin of the con where you can pas3 off the Miss Gkiner, Sec'y. In moving to adjourn sine die titration being a complete mystery Lillian time and enjoy your self. You SKHX.I All JBaXiJIS lgL which a recenfly outfitted scientific - Meets at the Christian Church, following the announement that -- wont take the blues waiting for (uploratlon party will make a point Regularly is life's best insurance policy Koy, N. M, .every Sunday even- the house had refused, by a vote of solving. in your work - in your sleep - in your meals. ing at 7 o'clock. a shave; you can play pool and of 30 to 11, to concur in the sen A cordial welcome extended to hold your turn; smoke the best ate substitute for the Public De Greeks Made Use of Tin. In daily duties, regularity adds strength to your all visitors. Cigars, eat the finest Candy in fense bill, Senator Barth, minor The Greeks In the Homeric times effort. ' town, and the best of all be in with Cop- CHRISTIAN ity leader, said: irere familiar the metal tin. the best Barber Shop in town; per, tin and gold were used by He- "This thing of trying to hog-ti- e phaestus la welding the famous shield Regularity in adding to your bank account will ROY . Now Come On a legislature while political pi it Achilles. Twenty layers of tin were make any person independent, Services 2d Sunday of each n the cuirass of Agamemnon. No al You're Next ! rates plunder the state in the month 11 a. m. 8,00 PM. luslon to tin Is found In the "Odys at name of patriotism won't do, ey." This bank will be pleased to serve you. 4th Sunday of eachj month at S. H. Jenkins, They want to use this war as a 11.00 a. m. and 8.00 p. m. pretense to rob the men, women Would Further Draw Sympathy. Communion service at the morni- If we and children of New Mexico. could read the secret history ng: service. f our enemies, we should find in each JACK P. MILLS Their proposition-t- o take $1,500, nan's life sorrow and suffering enough PLEASANT VIEW io disarm our hostility. Longfellow. & U. S. Commissioner 000 out of the treasury is not ROY TRUST SAVINGS First Sunday each Month at 3, mere graft, it's piracy. In forty p.m. Fillings, Proofs and all years the interest would be What Keeps Boys at Home. land matters. More boys would run awnv trnn. BANK MILLS $3,000,000." Also Surveys and Plats. home to escape the tyranny If they 3rd Sunday at 11.00 a. m. 8PM. In the house, a few minutes had free board, rooms and clothes to ROY, NEW MEX. Prompt Attention nin to. Fort Worth O. W. Hearn, Pastor. earlier, Representative Pardue, Office at Solano, New Nexico. Democratic floor leader, in voting- - Diabetic Troubles. CATHOLIC against the motion to refuse to The dyspeptic has one great advan- m tage over the diabetic. The stomach Mass once each month at the concur in the senate substite, had Immediately manifests Us dlnpleasur? Catholic Church. Dates Announc C.N. ROARK said : ot 111 treatment as most dyspeptics tem- Clayton New Mex. "I am forced to believe that know. It sets up pains that call a ed in advance. porary But the overworked pan-crea- s is disposi- halt. Rev. Fr. Ant. Cellier. there not the proper In silence. does not In- LAND PLATS of all kinds suffers It ' tion shown by people who are stantaneously warn Its possessor to Priest in charge, Abstracts of U. S. Land not members of this legislature We are offering some stop eating the things that signify de- Office Records, MAPS. Only In the reappearance ol blocking legislation continu- struction. Methodist Episcopal Church Prompt and sugar and acid, and then of coma, does Attention extra good KOY ing this session at an expense to values in !t volee Its protest. Translated Into SERVICES ON CIRCUIT practical terms, this moans that the the State of $1,000 a day, In the 1st & .Id s 7.30 M even greater Sundaj at P. present emergency we need not diabetic must exercise For best results mail, your force of character than the dyspeptic BAPTIST only men who can shoot straight Burton J. llendrick, In Uarper'i films to Lafayette Studio. but men who can think straight Magazine. Second Sunday in each month. Roy, New Mexico. and whose hearts are straight." Service 11 A. M., 7.30, P. M. Mr. had previously Pardue A SYMBOL OF HEALTH.. stated that the bill as passed by Tale of a Pin The Pythagorians of Ancient Greece the senate, cutting the proposed Ladies Spring and Hit and Miss. ate simple food, practiced temperante appropriation to $500,000 was and purity. As badsje Ey DR. SAMUEL G. DIXON a they used the man love he five pointed which satisfactory to Governor Lind net of Hetlih of PcauyWui When a falls in star they regarded sey. Santa Fe New Mexican Summer may be certain one of two things asa symbol of hea'th. A red five will happen either the girl will pointed star appeal's on each package-jo- make his Ufe a misery, or he The pin Is born with millions of Chamberlain's Tablets, and still ful- -j will make hers one. The punishment of a most bru brothers and sisters, who leave home fils its ancient mission as a symbol of to travel to all parts of the world. On 'health. If ycu are troubled with, ind- tal murder and other crimes per Most men seem to think they their Journey they come In contact igestion, biliousness or constipation, petrated near Phoenix, Arizona beings und It might be have a proprietary right to ev- with us human j a package of ery woman, every woman jet thee tablets . from. last week by a party n Interesting to take up, what some- but of citizens knows she can only, get a man your druggist. You will be surprise di timos happens when they do so. , taking the criminal from the offi on lease. at the quiek relief which they afford. Suppose a pin found Its way Into everywhere. cers and hanging him is unique the laundry of n shirt manufacturer. Obtainable Very A woman Is Jealous of a man the act had The Latest Creations Wo would be likely to hear of It, first in that the endorse not so much because she loves In' the mouth of one of those folding ment of the District Attorney him but because she hates her preparing It for ship- FOR SALE; 320 acres,, the shirt and sex. best The man had admitted the s ment. This pin, as well as others, improved land to be found any- crimes and also a number of rob might perhaps be making Us first. In- ' There Is nothing, like a man's where. 3-- 4 mile from Roy City tímalo acquaintance with the germ beries including the killing o first love-excep- t his last one. that produces sore throat The sl'ilrt Limits, good well, two tanks, three other men. gets to the consumer who starts to ' A,mnn may wear the trousers, house, barn, fenced and cross The inability of the murderer ready for use. For the sec- make.lt hut the woman controls them. fenced, 130 acres in or to be put. to pray for himself was the occa ond time the poor pin finds the human mouth again, Its abiding place. I'os-slbl- y in crops this spring. Inquire; at sion men who A pretty girt may not have all for the executed this time, gets into an ulcerat- Royr it the virtues, but, to make up, she Variety Machine Works. N.. him to repeat the "Lord's Pray ed mouth, thence tt gets into the pin gets all the men. M. cushion or some other receptacle. er" for him "before pulling the GOODMAN'S T pd. can- 2 rope. The persons who handle these The maa who thinks he has a . disease germs by the not recognize soft Job when he falls in love There are times when this form eye, pin naked and therefore the with will very soon find out his mis- THE STORE THAT BUYS YOUR PRODUCE cargo germ I ready a new of administering justice is war its of for take. E. ranted and most practical. service. Tills time, perhaps, by a J. WILDMAN k ioi ltf lain . hoi 5) dressmaker, if she has the bad habit Most vomea ore Puritans by already alluded te, she fills her mouih Real Estate, Loans We are becoming more and d Willi these pta while she cut wjth ... fctr ' patterns and fits vnrioa places r- a and Insurance more firmly convinced that Mora - together. This- - tlaie for varipifor,. the county is bound to become fam- pin may have found lodg'iiemt In a Office - healthy Nevertheless It to not at Residence- ous for its wonderful court pro- mouth. The Meaning of Americanization a pleasant fault, when, yofy know the EOJT.N. M ceedings, - Mills Developer pin's history thus ftir; to think fit any- SOME SMILES 4 ...... one such me' of them. Many a mother who uses pins In FOR SALE:-Span- :of Horses, Hon. F. A. Roy sendsus a copy By FRANCIS A. KELLOR fastening a child's- s together.; .oes No Chance. ' Span of Mules, Two. good , tents of the new Election Law passed the same thing. By this time-,- in the "What have yo there? will sell or trade. pin's life history, 1 is quite weíl) armed "Just ai little flight of fancy," an- by the last Legislature. It is as with spores- of gsrms and really Is swered the amateur poet. See team at my faxra 2 mites European war has made two words dominant ia Americ- a- good a form of the Australian bal- The accountable for nioch harm along- Its "And you- want to get ft published, east of Solano. these Americanism and Americanization. It is useless to talk about path of travel. And now as la get- f cpttrse7',' . , lot as we have ever seen and we it ' H. R.. Johnson things industrially, until-w- know what we definitely mean by them. ting old and about ready to close Its "f hope- some editor, will accept It are more than pleased that New life, a little child may 'be stricken wllli and, pay me a fair price. Solano, N. M. Americanism is llie national spirit of a citizenship united in it Mexico has made such advance- tonsilitis or diphtheria or even, scark--t "Úmph 1 That's another 'little flight honor and efficiency, and united also in the '" ment in the face of conditions devotion to national ideals of fever, because srae of these diseases of faacyj , v common object of preserving them. Americanization ia the process b are easily communicable from throats-s- which were, to say the least, dis recently affected by the disease that Doirestlo Tragedy. Dr. H. S is for it is not a philosophy but an achieve- Murdoch, couraging. which this spirit attained the danger is not recognized. The "S. GlitHery's wife has left htm for from it. - ! V ment. We are still a long way presence of tlie- germs that have leen ever.. How sadl" "Dentis-t- The minimum standards of Americanization in the country are citi- referred to on, the pin, is a real thin-ge- r, "isn't It!" It is reported that the long ns the physician or laboratory "Did she leave him any meme- to America, one American standard of living, a com- of Springer N. M.. will be in haired fiddler who was fiddling zenship and loyalty worker knows-h- can take these germs ntos?" conditions, the posses- Roy - - and moistening up around here mon language, one American standard of working from pins In everyday use, and plant "Tes three 'children." - will make sion of a bonis stake in America, industrial justice, reasonable stability thein in foodstuffs that thera some time ago was a woman, al grow and multiply iu great numbers; of sscurinij these things are the mcan3 of SOON though he, she or it was not re- oí population. The means colonies can be seen by the nnketl of particular function oJ garded in that light here. Said Americanizing America. Some, them are the eyo and they can be Injected Into citizenship; some of them arc other beings and produce dis- Southwestern Hotel is ffovcrnmcnt ; some of them cf Hvias B. LUSK fiddler also reported to be a ease. J. And it may bo said that nene of them can oi spy and a bridge burner. That the function of business. The habit of putting pin's into the to attend the Dental needs of the of industry. Indus- Attorney at Law person did appear to be some- will be adequately attained without mouth would not continue for a ia& this community. come and in which al mont If everyono knew this. Prompt and Careful Attention thing different from try is the one condition to which all these tilings the regular The moral of this little Rtofy is. Given all Business Entrusted tested. And industry now frames the very conditions of tin human, come to think of it. of them are never hold pins In the mouth as they to me so long as wo have ? Mills Developer, task and of the remedy. In practical illustration, spread disease, even fatal disease. SELLING OUT? to place, overtime ROY NEW MEXICO seasonal emplovmcut, with men moving from place impossible, night and day shifts nulli- Wise and Otherwise Then you will have a A report that the Mail Clerks work making school attendance forcign-bor- r. - "CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS effect of evening schools, we cannot teach our PUBLIC SALE. are to be taken off this run from fying the It's the privilege of a hatter to size DONE WONDERS FOR lonjr wo have a double standard oi HAVE ME" to Dawson gained ....i vniici, mi civics. Ho as a hat up. Tucumcari has foi have been a sufferer from stom- only Auc- greater protection and advantages in working conditions Never judge what a woman thinks "I There's one REAL circulation here. We flon't know living and a x by she says. ach trouble for number of years, - - iu mjl-ui- juuu what tioneer in the Country, Thats American-bor- n than for aliens, an auen.pis r be- have-us- just what there is in it but can A man isn't necessarily a failure and although I ed a great num- be seeds fallen by the waysiao or upoi see that it will be very inconven and to stabilize our population will cause he has failed. ber of remedies recommended for this men seem to be happy when Col F. O. WHITE ient for us to always have Sun stony ground. Some complaint, Chamberlain's Tablets is establishment of th they have u grievance. the first medicine that has given me His address is MILLS N. M. day conditions inflnarrinl Americanization we mean the pudding here regarding iv The proof of the political pasitive and lasting relief, " writes You can have SALE BILLS principles of Americanism in the relations of men in the In the plum distribution. mail facilities. It is said a vig- fundamental lies Mi s, Anna Radin, Spencerport, N. Y. oí And flour by any other name would printed and mike d&tiset the orous protest willl be necessary industries of America, and the maintenance tneso minimum siammrut "Chamberlain's Tablets have--, done savor of the high price of wheat. Spanish-America- n Office. " Royi industrial ehon and town through the power of industrial leaders and value them high- to retain our present mail m nvrv Some people attempt so much that wonders forme I American-bo- ri New Mexico. ' one-side- docs mean that ' Thiq is no d task. It rot they never get anything finishes, J&) ly. Obtainable everywhere, r- - n - THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION N Diplomacy In the Home. State of New. Mexico) of each year. NOTICE FOR Department of the Interior Every now and then wlfo nrget PUBLICATION The Commissioner of Public Land3 liusbnnd (o buy some nev clothed for Public Land Sale , cf New Mexico, or his agent, holding U. S. Lana Office at Clayton N M ( "limself, yjt If he Is- n pretty good MOKA COUNTY such sale, reserves the right to re- April 10 1017 talker ho can get out of It without nii ject any and all bids offered at raid Office of tho Commissioner of Making Puiilk sale. Possession under contracts of Notice Is hereby her mad. Fort Worth Star. .... given that William Lands, Santa Fe, New Mexico. sale for the above described tracts will . Notice C. Wickham of Mosquero N. M. who is hereby given that pursuant be given on or before October 1st, 1917 to on July 8, 1!)13, made II. E, No. 01GH65 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION the provisions of an Act of Con Witness my hand and the official 3eal gress, approved 20, 1910, laws for tho SEi and SWJ Sec 14 Twp 18N. June the of the State Land Office this 2nd day Department of the Interior, U. S. Land of the State of New Mexico, and the Rng 28E NMPM, has filed v. of Apiil, A. D., 1917. i Office at Clayton, New Mex, rules and regulations-o- f the State Land notice of intention to make Three 1917 Office, the Commissioner of PUbhc RQBT. P. ERVIEN. Years Final Proof, to Apr. 11, establish Notice R Lands will offer a Public Sala to the Commissioner of Public Lands claim to the land 9 hereby given that Edna THE UNIVE S A L. CAE? above described highest bidder at o'clock. A.. M., on State of New Mexico before W H Grunig formley Edna Owen, of Roy II Willcox, u 8 Comisioner at Wednesday, June 20th, 1917, in the N. M. who on March 301914 made H. his office at Roy N. M., on the 8th day town of Mora, Cowvty of Morav. State H, No. 017620 Where th Sexes Differ. June, 1917 for NE1 Section 2 of New Mexico, front of tha Coart Township, 19m Range- 26É N. M. P. Roy it When trouble ceaies hobbling along, Garage House therein, the following, described Claimant nflmes as witnesses: woman gives way Merinian, has filed notice of intention tracts of land, vü to a flood of tears John U, Tobler J, Frank Smith but a man Droeeeds to nr. to make three year final proof to estab tint the William T. Lofton Robert F. Moore Sale No. 761, NWU 1, T. uosphere blue. lish claim to the land above described and LIVERY Se. 19N, Rng 23 E, NEU SEU, SWU All of Mosquero New Mexico befor F H Foster, V S Com, Roy at NWU Sec. 34, NV4 SU Sec. 35, Twp N M on the 13th day of June 1917 I PAZ VAL VERDE, Register. Cars Housed and Cared for 20N., Rng 23E, ontaining 320J8 acres Notice for Republication 1 5-- Claimant names as witnesses: ' There are no improvements on the B. G, Grunig George 'At Reasonable Rates. above described" tract of land. '"m"ttl- Lan.b Department the Interior U.S. Land NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION R. C. Grunig Martin Rhyne Sale No. 762, All of Sec. 17, T 19N, R. 24E, containing 640 saves. There OIH ie at Clayton, New Mexico. All of Roy N M Repair Work ap May Department of the Interior U. S. Land Jtfar are no improvements on tie above de 4.1917 PAZ VALVERDE, Office Clayton, New scribed tract: ef land. Nofcie is hereby given that at Méx., 4 21 6-- Apr. 10, 1917 James R Guinn of David N, M. who, F. S. BrOWn, Sale No. 763, SWU SEU, SEU Notice is hereby given Proprietor o i k made HE and add'l that Teresita NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION SWU Sec. S, NÍ4 NKM Sec. 7, WU & 020620 SEJ-SE- J' - Cordova formerly Martinez de Tafoya ROY, New Mex. SWU Sec 8, T. 18N, R. 26E, NEU Nos 0108ÉÍ for WJ- of Gallegos N. M. who on Mar.2 1914 Department of the Interior, U. S. Land SEU Sec 25, TV 19N, R. 25E, NU 'SEJ SWJ-NE- i Section. 33 Tewn-- made H. E. No. 017430, for NEJ Sec- Office at Clayton, New Mexico, SWU Sen 30, WH SEU Sec. 31, S ship 'AX. Range 30 E, N. M. P, tion 15 NW1 Section 14 Township 17N April 2, 1917 NWU Sec. 34, T. 19N, R. 2CE, con-taini- Meridian, has filed notice of intention R29E. N. M.P. Meridian has filed notice Notice is hereby given that Harry 487.02 acres selected for the tomake-thre- Year Proof, to establish A. Santa Fe and Grant County Railroad of intention to make Three Year proof Nebhut, of David, New Mexico, claim to the land above described, be- Bond Fund. The improvements on the to establish claim to the land above who, on January 28, 1916, made Home fore Register & Receiver U. S, Land stead Entry No. 021548, for NeU above described tract of land consist described, before G O Tice Clayton N. M. on the 15th day Juanita Gonzales Section 20, Township 18N, Range 30E, of feneihg, value $125. of June 1917 U. S. Commissioner . at her office in N. M. P. Meridian has filed notice of Sale N. 764, SEU SEU, Sec. 28, Gallegos N.M.on June 4 1917. Claimant names as intention to make Final Commutation NEU, NEU SEU Sec. 33, WU SWU Claimant names as witnesses: Proof, to establish claim to the land Sec. St, T. 20N, R. 25E, containing Paine Field Pierce Field Trinidad Sanchez Catarino Trujillo above described, before Juanita G. 320 acres. There are no improvements Tom Parks Henry Carms Gonzales, Gal-lego- s, Apolonis Arguello Policarpio Cordova U.S. Commissioner at on the above described tract of land. All of David New Mexico New Mexico, on the 9th day of Saba No. all of Gallegos N, M. 765, EU EU Sec. 6, All May, 1917. of Sec. 7, NEU, NEU NWU Sec. 18. PÁZ VALVERDE, Register. PAZ VALVERDE, Register. Claimant names as witnesses: T. 21N, R. 25E, containing 999.57 1 9 5-- 9 Ran Woods, Pierse Field, Paine acres. There are no improvements on the above Field, J. T. McFarland, all of David, described tract of land. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION New Mexico. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Sale No. 766, EM, SWA Sec 24, U. S. Land PAZ VALVERDE, FAIRVIEW PHARMACY NÍ4 NWU Sec. 25. N NE4, SEU Department of the Interior, Department of the Interior U. S. Land Register. NEU, W'i SEU, SEU SWU Sec. 26 Office Santa FeNew Mexico. Office New Mexico, Tbo Roy Drug Store NEU NWU Sec. 35, T. 23N, R. 19E, May 3, 1917 at Clayton, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Apr. 14, 1917. S SWU, NEU SWU Sec. 18, NWU- - NOTICE is hereby given that W NEU, SEU NEU, N Notice ishereby given that Lawrence Department of the Interior, U. S. Land S, Maximo Madrid of Mills New Mexico, Pure Drugs, Chemicals and SWU SEU, Lot 4, Sec. 19, NWU Butler of Roy N. M. who on Feb. 25, Office, at Clayton, New Mexico, Who on March 2 1914. made H, E. No. April, 2, 1917. NEU, SH NWU Sec. SO, T. 23N, R. 1 020704 for NJ Section 12 1914 made H. E. No. 017564 for Patent Medicines 20E, containing 1,604,02 acres. The Township 21N Range 21E N. M. P NWJ-S- EJ NEi-SW- i Sec 12 Twp 19N Notice is hereby given that Eugenia improvements on the above described Rng. 2613. N. M P M iridian ha filed Mascarenos, of Gallegos, New Mexico, tract of land consist of house, value Meridian, has filed notice of intention Perodicals and Stationery notivio of intention to make three year who, on April 25, 1914, made Home- $10. to make Three Year Proof, to estab- stead Entry, No. 017806, for EH, proof to establish claim to the No bid on the above described tractf lish claim to the land above described S. EM, Section 15 and S. W.U land above described, before F. H. Fos- W, of land will be accepted for less than H. Foster, U. S. Com. at his Section 14, Township 17N, Range 30E, before F. U. S. Commissioner, at Roy, New Eastman Kodaks and Supplies Five Dollars ($5.00) per acre, which ter New Mexico Principal Meridian, has office in Roy.New Mexico, on ,i on June 12 1917. is the appraised value thereof. In ad filed notice of intention to 17th day of July li-- Claimant names as witnesses: make three dition thereto tho successful bidder year proof, to establish claim to the Perfumes and Toilet Articles Claimant names as witnesses: Videl C. Martinez O. A. Butler must pay for the improvements that land above described, before Mrs. AVh'1 Madrid Urzulo Gonzales L. E. Deubler R. C. Giunig exist on the land. Juanita G. Gonzales, U. S. Commi Jose Dolores Medina Felix Cordova All of Roy New Mexico. sioner, at Gallegos, on the 9th day of Each of the above described tracts will be All of Mills New Mexico. J Register. May, 1917. M. D. offered for sale separately. PAZ VALVERDE, Dr. Gibbs, Prop. FRANCISCO DELGADO 5-- 1 Claimant names as witnesses: Sale No. 767, 2, SWU SWU Sec. 2 6-- 9 Register Rosendo Fuentes, of Gallegos, N. T. 21N, R. 25E., containing 40 acres. PtrRT.TPATIOTT.' M., Catarino Trujillo, of Gallegos, N. The improvements on this land con- wfiTTmr vcK yOR PUBLICATION. Donartment of the Interior. U. S. Land M.,Juan L. Baca, of Gallegos, N. M., sist of reservoir, fencing, and plow- K0TICE Isais Fuentes, of Gallegos, N. M. ing value Office at Clayton, New Mexico, $200. Department of the Interior U. S. Land PAZ VALVERDE, THE HOME RESTAURANT Apr 10, 1917, No bid on the above described tract Office at Clayton, New Mexico Register. Roy, New Mexico of land will be accepted Notice is hereby given that for less than May 4, 1917 Mexico, Ten Dollars ($10.00) per acre, which Adam Szewczyk, of Roy New NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Regular Meals . Short Orders NOTICE herebygiven James is the appraised value thereof. In ad- is that who on May 12, 1910 made H E. No. A place to for Ladies and Gentlemen dition thereto the successful C. Driskill of Mosquero New Mexico Section 31 et bidder 011269 for Lots Department of the Interior U. S. Land must pay for the improvements that who on January 17, 1913 Oct. '5 1911 Township 20N Range 26E. N, M. P. Office at Clayton, New Mex, We endeavor at all times to serve the public with the exist on the land. mide hcmesteacl entry No 015815 1917. Meridian has filed notice of intension Apr 4, best things on the market to eat, at a price consistent Section 2 Sale No. 768, All of Sec. 36, T. 22N, 01393 for NW1 and SWi to make final three year proof to Notice Is hereby given that John W with our policy. We respectfully solicit your patronage R. 25E, containing 640 acre3. The im- Township 19N Range 28E N M P Merid above des- Wyre of Roy, N. M. who on Nov. 25 when in Roy, knowing we can serve you establish claim to the land better and provements on this land consist of ian hat filed notice of intention to 1913 made H. E. No. 017268 for NEJ-N- give you your money anyone cribed before F. K, Foster more for than else. well, windmill, tanks, and fencing, val- make final three RoyN. Mex. Sec. 13 SEi-S- Sec 12 Twp 20 N U. S. Commissioner at Open A.M. ue $643.60 Year Proof, to establish claim to tha SWJ-SW- J 6 to 12 P.M. onJun 9, 1917. Rng 26 E and J Sec 7 and ARNETT Prop'r. No bid on the above described trac land above described before Claimant names as witnesses: S, 18 T. 20 N, R. 27 E, N M P ,J.F. of land will be accepted for less than wIWillcox, U. S. Commissioner at Schultz, Stanislaus Rychlewski F. L. Meridian, has filed notice of intention Ten Dollars ($10.00) per acre, which Roy N. M. June. 11 1917 Cable, Homer Holmes George to make Three Year Proof, to estab- 's the appraised value thereof. In Claimant names as witnesses: . íí M '.; lish claim to the land above described thereto the successful bidder Blake All of Roy " Thomas Hamilton Femberton WHOOPING COUGH. 1 pay PAZ VALVERDE, Register. efore F.H. Foster U. S. Commisioner Dally Thought. nu3t for the improvements that William C. Bradley Robert Smith exist on the land. at his office in Roy, New Mexico, on One of the most successful prepa- A singlo grateful thought turned All of Mosquero N. M. leavenwnrtl Is tho most perfect prayer on May 18, 1917 rations in use for this disease is Each of the above described tracts Leasing. will Paz Y&lvwJe, Quite Simple. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. S. W. be offered for sale separately. Claimant names as witnesses: 6-- how can 1 levo my The above sale of lands will sub- 9 Register Jim Jones "But McClinton, Blandón Springs, Ala., te as myself, when his dog howls B. G. Hall . C.E. Kidd RHEUMATISM. ject to the following terms and condi- writes, "Our baby had whooping ill night?" The Parson "Why, very Lyphus Kirby E. F.. Ivey tions, viz.: cough as bad as most any baby could , If you are trouble! with chronic o; NOTICE F0& PUBLICATION. asy, brother Jones very easy just All of Roy New Mexico Except have' it, I gave him Chamberlain's muscular rheumatism give Chamber for lands selected for the poison his dog !" Puck. PAZ VALVERDE, Santa Fe and County Cough Grant R. R.. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Remedy and it soon got him Iain's Liniment a trial. The relief Bond 2 Register Fund the successful bidder must OHice Clayton, New Mexico, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Well" Obtainable everywhere, from pain which it affords is alone at lay to the Commissioner of Public May 2, 117 worth many tirrei its cost Lands, or agent holding NOTICE POS PUBLICATION. NOTICE i O; PULIATION h3 such sale, Notice is hereby given that Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Obtainable everywhere. mo twentieth of the price offered by Office Clayton, New Mexico, Department of the Interior him for the land, four per cent inter- at Department of tho Interior U S Land J033 I Lujan of Sabinoso N. M. who April 11, 1917 U. S. Office Clayton, N. M. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION est in advance for the balance of such Land at Clayton, New Mexico May i'9 1912 and add'l January 121916 Office at Land ourchase price, the fees advertis-!n- g Notice is hereby given that Clarita Apr. 4 1917 Department of the Interior U. S. for Apr, 7 1917 and appraisement ahd in- mads HE No. 014780 and 021494 for who given Nicola? Office at Clayton, New Méx., all costs Gallegos of David New Mexico on. Notice is hereby that Nj-NE- Notice is hereby given that Arril 111917 cidental to the sale herein, and each SI SE1 Sec 3 and i, NEJ-N- 9, 1911, H. E. No. 014116 Annuo-o- Mills. N. M. who on Mar. 4 Nov. made, and nil of Enid amounts be de- Sec 10 NJ-S- 3 NwJ-Nw- J Lyphus Kirby of Roy, N. M who on Notice is hereby given that must Section WJ-N- wl-SW- 22 1914 H. E. No. 017621 the for and J Section made for posited in cash or certified exchange Section 11 Township 17N. Rangr 25 E. July, 8, 1913 made II. K. 016529 forWJ-NW- J Charles H. Welch, of Roy N. M. who. Township 18N. Range 31E. N. M. P. SI- - NWJ: Ei-S- Section 17 t the time of sale, and which said N. M. P. filed Section 8 on Nov, 22, 1913 made II. E. No. 017120 Meridian, has notice of in- -' 2515 N M M and SyJ, amounts of them Meridian ha fibd nbjof Twp 21N Rng P has and all are subject to to forNEi-SW- J; NJ-Stf- J and SEJ-SE- J intention make Three Year proof tention to make final five - year proof, Twp 20N Range 27E; NMP Meridian has 'o forfeiture to the State of New Mex- filed notice of intention to make thn e Sec 25 Twp 20n. Ung 25E. N. M. P. ico if the establish claim to the land described, to establish claim to tho land above de- filed notice of intention to make three successful bidder doei not year final proof, 'to establish claim to Meridian, has filed notice of inten- sxecute a contract within thirty before F II Foster U S Cotn'r at scribed, before Juanita, G, Gonzales year proof, to establish claim to the davs he land above described, before W H tion to make three Year Proof, to liter it has been mailed to him by the Roy, N.N. on thellh-da- of June, 1917 U S Com, at Galleaos N M on tho land above described, before F. willcox, U S Com: at Roy N M establish claim to the land above State Land Office, said contract to pro- Claimant names as witnesses: 11th, day of June 1917. H. Foster, U. S. Commissioner, at his vide on May 18, 1917 described before F. II Foster, U S that the purchaser may at his Simon F. Garcia Jerónimo Lujan office at Roy, N. M. on . June (11917 option make payments of Claimant names as witnesses: claimant names ns witnesses: Comr. at Hoy, New Mexico, on not less than Antonio QaiDtana Josa Ignacio Baca th of ninety-fiv- e c?ni Julio Labato Meliton Labato Alejandro Montoya Lino Maestas Claimant names as witnesses: June 13, 1917 All of New Mexico. i the purchase price at any time tei Anicacio Rael Pedro N Rael M Vigil Maestas af VALVKUDE, Mugarito Alberto John W. Wjre C. E. Kidd Claimant names as witnesses: tha 'Rale and prior to tho expiration lV New Mexico. 9 All of David . A'l of Mills, N.M. B, F. Kmerson William Bowman E, B. Homes, Elmer Neal if thirtv vearn fmm tintp llm o. Register PAZ VALyERDE PAZ VALVERDE, A. Patrick?, Andrew Kempa, f':vact, nr.d to provide for tho payment Ail of Roy Now Mexico 2 ir any unpaid taiance at the 5-- Register Register. All of Roy New Mexico thirty yearn fro?n the o NOTICE i Ort PUBLICATION PAZ VALVERDE, Register. PAZ VALVERDE ilrta 5-- 'he contract, with interest on deferred Register. oaynients at tha rato of four per cent Department of the Interior U. S. Land per annum payable in advance on the Office at Clayton, N. M. anniversary of the date of contract, Apr. 10, I Í ' 1 7 Roy Telephone'' 'Co. sartial payments to Le credited cn the Notice is hereby given that anniversary of the date of conti-p.c- t Ccs.-o- D. llames of Mosquero N. M. Gilstrap Bro's, Prop's next following the date of tender. wlio on Nov, 8, 1910 niüdo II. K. No. C. U. SthuKC, County Treasurer Tom J. Taylor, jr., The sale of lands (selected for the 012:;S0for tho SKI Section 15 Town- Santa nnd County Fe Grant K. R. Bond ship 1SN. Range 2F. N, M. F. Exchange, ROY, N. M. Fund will be subject to Office and MORA. ABSTRACT COMPANY the above Meridian has filed notice of in- terms and conditions except that the tention to make five year proof, to LONG-DISTANC- E New uccessful bidder must pay in cash Connects with PHONE at Springer. Mora, Mexico or above) certified exchange at, the time of sale establish claim to the land Complete Index to All Lands and Town Property in one-ten- th of the purchase price offer described, before W. II. Willcox, U, S. ; 1 ed by office Solano, Mosquero, Mills, Abbott, Taylor Springs' Mora County. f him for the land, four per cent Commissioner, at his at Roy, Rural-Commuui- interest in the - ty con- advance for balance of NM on the 11 day of June 1917. and intermediate points,..' , Lines Titles to Lands in the Mora such purchase price and will be re- ' Service- - Grant are beingj Claimant names as witnesses: nected. Roy City Exchange,' Efficient . straightened out and we are also prepsred quired to execute a contract providing to furnish Abstracts on these Lands. for the payment of the balance of such James F Smith Charles W McNeil purchase price in thirty equal, annual Clevo Hair.il John C. Linson WE HAVE A REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT installments, with interest on all de- All of Mos i ero N. M, E. Gilstrap, Mgr. ferred payments J. AUMatters entrusted to us dtapatohfd with Promptness and A ccuroy at the rate of four PAZ VALVERDE, Your Business Re&pecMutly Solicited per cent per annum in advance, pay- 4-- 2 M) Register ments and interest due on October 1st THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

AMERICAN DREADNAUGHT NEW MEXICO IS LAUNCHED REtlCII DRIVE

"THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE " ' ron mfn i GERMANS BACK $5 $7 & $3 AND WOMEN v V ,:: '.;. $3 $3,50 $4 S4.50 $0 Save Money by Wearing w. uougmi shoes. For sale by over eOOO shoe dealers. The Beat Known Shoes in the World. BESPERATE ATTACKS TO REGAIN I W7. L. Douglas name and the retail price it stamped on the bot--I the factory. The value is guaranteed and LOST GROUND ON W torn of all hoe at the wearer protected against high pnce for inferior shoes. The FRONT FAIL. I retad pnces are the same everywhere. They cost no more m San Francisco than ihcv do in New York. They are always worth the I pnce paid fot them. I TTie quality of W. L. Douglas product b guaranteed by more I A than 40 years experience in making fine shoes. The smart AKE 5,800 PRISONERS I - tU lJn in rha Fashion Centres of America. They art made in a factory at Brockton, Ma- - directum ana I by the highest paid, ikilied shoemaker, under the í NwiaeiMrl !! mrV'ma with fin honest RUSSIA WARNED THAT TEUTON IUUCITU1UII.....:.. VI SnWWIUA tni ' - f " I determination to make the best shoes for the price that money ,.,1 TROOPS ARE PREPARING TO can ray. .1' shoe) shoes, can- J; J PETROGRAD. I Ask yonr dealer for w. I Douglas II be BF WARE OF CAPTURE not sunnlT tod with tha kind you want, take no other lmfl í' make. Writs for interesting; booklet explaining how to mi"' WWKHlMKS.iTWjn I ret shoes ot the highest standard of quality for tha price, U7 J Boys'; by return snail, postas; free. 1 Weitern Newspaper V Dion Newe Service. Best In ft- LOOK FOR W. L Dough $3.00 $2.50 S New Mexico, which was launched at New York navy yard, April 23, . May 8. gain scored by retail price) fi&&i The new United States dreadnau ght the Paris, Every name and the Pong-la- Shoe Co. Baca, was sponsor. President W I and Miss Margaret C. De Baca, daughter of the late Governor De who Its The New Mexico the French in Saturday's brilliant ad stamped on the bottom. 18ft Hpark St., Brockton, Mas. a ship of the Idaho, under construction at Camden, N. J., and the Mississippi, recently launched at New- Is sister vance northeast of Soissons, was main port News, Va. She will have a displacement of 32,000 tons and a speed of twenty-on- e knots. Her armament to Space. coun Nervousness. Limit will consist of twelve guns, twenty-tw- o guns and four torpedo tubes. Her complement tained against numerous heavy please," "Do you think you would be nervous "Move un in front, there, will be 1,056 officers and men. . Sunday night, the war of of In Rhouted the conductor of one the announced. Consolidation of the battle?" ..... fice sure I would," confessed Mr. a. m. Illinois street cars. "I'm State Council for Defense Named. ; ground has made them masters oi door's shut," answered ChunRins. "Every time I heard a can- "Can't do It: LARGESUMFQR THE WAR Lindsey by Che-- In direction. Santa Fé. Governor W. E. most of the ridge crowned the non I'd Imagine another of my tires a (tfentorlnn voice that De- more has appointed a Council of State along a front of bud burst." Indianapolis News. fense composed of seventeen mem- NEW MEXICO than eighteen miles. The prisoners NEW MEXICO APPROPRIATION bers, each assigned to a particular de- taken have reached a total of 6,800 and Prescription makes Important to Kothers l)r. Pierce's Favorite carefully every bottle of MAY REACH $1,500,000. partment. The appointments are as seven cannon have been captured. weak women strong, sick women well, no Examine famous old remedy follows: Farmers, President A. D. STATE NEWS alcohol. Sold in tablets or liquid. Adv. CASTOIUA, that for Infants and children, ana see tnat it Crile of the State College; bankers, Petrograd is warned of Petrocrad. There seems to be a yellow streak In Special Legislative Session Expected Levi A. Hughes, Santa Fé; medical, an Impending; German attack upon it ' human nature that always makes It to Pass Selective Draft Bill to Dr. James A. Másale, Santa Fé; rail- by of Libau, in an army order Signatura of 2LAffÁctXÍ Weitern Newspaper Union Newe Service. way want to shift responsibility. Raise Guard Regiment. roads, W. C. Reid, Albuquerque; law, which directs the disposition of forces In Use for Over 30 lean. E. C. Crampton, Raton; roads, Chas. COMINO EVENTS. Cry Fletcher's Castori June 18. Reunion of Scottish Rite Ma- to resist such an attack. Children for Springer, Cimarron; engineering, Jas. sons at Santa Fé. Western Newspaper L'nlon Newi Service. A. French, Santa Fé; military, Col. E. July 6 Annual Reunion of Cowboys' GERMAN world to the girl aaaoclation at Lai Vegaa. Paris. A brilliant success for tha BOSGHEE'S This Is a beautiful Santa Fe. The Third State Legisla' C. metal mining, Abbott, Santa Fé; Auk. 27. Bar Association meeting at French army is recorded in the offi with a new hat. ture, which convened here In special John M. Sully, Santa Rita; coal mines, Roswell. Sept. 26-2- 8 Seventh Annual Northern cial communication. An important session, is asked to empower the gov George A. Kaseman, Albuquerque; nothing you get Is New Mexico Fair at Raton. French advance has been made If you expect all ernor to regulate the distribution and B. M. Cutting, Fé; SYRUP home guard, Santa against powerful opposition along the so much velvet marketing of food products during the taxation and revenue, R. C. Reid, Ros-wel- l; Fort Sumner is to have a bank. road from Soissons to Leon, over an period of the war, with the object of Red Cross, Richard H. Hanna, Farmlngton wants a canning fac extent of nearly four miles. French preventing hoarding and exorbitant Santa Fé; Federation of Woman's tory. Hen and Women troops have captured all the plateau World prices. Clubs; Mrs. R. F. Asplund, Santa Fé; char- Panacea of the Home the Eleven state banks have been in the neighborhood of Cerny ana miser, pro mercantile, R. E. Putney, Albuquer- Women aa well as men are made The Legislature also Is asktd to tered this year. Craonne and the hills dominating the Over. able by kidney and bladder trouble. Dr. Na- que; public utilities, S. B. Davis, Las Swamp-Roo- t, the great kidney vide for selective drafting for the A contract has been let for the new valley of the.Allette river. The num Kilmer's military Vegas; publishers, D. A. Macpherson, medicine, la highly recommended by thou- tlonal Guard and any other Santa Fe depot at Gallup. ber of prisoners captured was 5,300. Why will you allow a cold to ad sands. Albuquerque; labor, H. B. Karr, Albu Swamp-Ro- highest for the units, and to make available funds vance In your system and thus encour-ae- e itanda the emergency. querque. Six Springer boys have answered After repulsing German counter at reason that so many people Bay it na sufficient for any possible more serious maladies, such as provea to o just me remeuy urwrou Uncle Sam's call for soldiers. tacks from Fresnoy southward to the moat distressing It has been suggested by some of the Hlndenburg pneumonia or lung trouble, when by thousands of even the Names A cooperative spud growing asso southern corner of the cases. members of the War Committee that War Council the timely use of a few doses or At druggists in 80c and 11.00...alzes. xou ciation has been formed at Gallup. line at Laon and farther eastward sample alze bottle of the amount made available should not Santa Fé. The war committee of Boschee's German Syrup you can get may receive a toward the Champagne district, the Swamp-Ro- by Parcel Post, also a pam be less than $1,000,000, and possibly the State Defense Council has divided Sheep in New Mexico are under the British and French troops in France relief. This medicine has stood phlet telling you about it. Address ur. should reach $1,500,000. Itself Into five In or going the annual dipping process. fifty years. Induces a good Kilmer Co., Binghamton, N. Y., and are holding the majority of the posi test of It enclosi ten cents, also mention this paper. der better to handle state prepared- of Amer easy expectoration The military bill provides for the The Modern Brotherhood tions gained and are making some nieht's sleeD with ness . details. These Al by druggists enrollment of all male residents of ica held their state convention at small progress against desperate re in the morning. For sale the Btate between the ages of 18 and which were recommended by a com- buquerque. In all parts of the civilized world In appointed for purpose, sistance. Make Money 45, and specifies the same punishment mittee that 114,000 acres of state 25 and 75 cent bottles. Adv. At Clayton, Some of the German attacks were as meted out to deserters for those consisting of Charles Springer, R. E. land were sold at an average price of by artillery and others in Oil Stocks. Write us. who fail to enroll or who fall to re- Putney and C. R. Brice, are as fol- broken ud A man who Is blind to his own Inter $8.65 per acre. hand-to-han- off d in spond when drafted. The governor lows: Legislative measures, Messrs. were driven after est finds ninny persons who are anx Juan Martinez, a former deputy fantry fighting. One of the most vio Co. Is given power to appoint enrolling Crampton, Brice, Springer and Galle- ious to lend him In the other direction. Midwest Brokerage sheriff, was shot and killed at his attempts was an assault officers, and, in addition, the sheriff, gos; military affairs, Messrs. Putney, lent German 830 Seventeenth St., Denver, Colo. home in San Miguel county. on and the positions near it, county treasurer and" county clerk Garcia, Hawkins, Sully and Crampton; Craonne Tot, mílAB tnr a niMrftl. AIwavh hnv A. now mem by on the previous are constituted a county enrolling press, Messrs. Brice, Romero and Senator A. Jones is a taken the French Irons me xsiue; nave oeauinui, cienr of the day, down with The John Van Riper board in each county. The measure Sully; agricultural and economics or- ber of the executive committee but the assault broke wnite ciotnes. aqt, Committee. Progress was made by contemplates drawing recruits the ganization, Messrs. Hawkins, Putney, Democratic National great losses. Co. east of Mont Carnlllet and of all feats of strength Is Investment same as jurors are drawn. Elimina- Springer, Romero and Sully; com- Land sales and leases covering the French Greatest by north of Havrlncourt holding one's tongue. tion from the drafts of those who can munications with the governor, about 100,000 acres in Mora county the British WYOMING OIL STOCKS wood. better serve the state in agricultural Messrs. Crampton, Gallegos and were announced at East Las Vegas. Informmtloa Furnlmhad Free Garcia. Bullecourt continues a center of Numberless people think they are and other pursuits also is Marrón & Wood have been charged Equitable Bldo., Denver, Col. battle with alternate ad No. 1. 453 with violating the Supreme Court or most intense Beans at Unheard of Levels. vance and retirement on both sides der suspending them from practice. Santa Fe Never before In the his South of that point the British have Must Raise More Crops. f tory of the dried bean industry have Robert L. Cooper, assistant state bombed their way into German State College. The people of New prices reached their present unheard engineer, has been appointed county trenches of the Hlndenburg switch Mexico are face to face with the prob of levéis. Still it appears as if the road superintendent for Santa Fe toward Queant. Artillery fighting is lem of growing more vegetables dur top of the market has not been county. intensive along the Aisne front ing coming seasons for planting the reached and as if It would be diffi George Moss was convicted at Ros The outcome of the contradictory harvesting. The food" production and cult to secure even seed beans. Quo well of second degree murder for kill situation in Russia, where mobs have New Mexico must be increased in tations at Los Angeles are 17 cents ing John Davis in a Texico saloon on denounced members of the provisional greatly increased and an appeal is per pound for small and large whites Jan. 2d. , government, remains puzzling. Chief by being made to the people Presl 14 cents pinks, 9 and limas. for ft The Albuquerque Speedway associa developments In Petrograd Saturday A. D. Crlle officials of Man-churia- n dent and other cents for blackeyes, 11 cents for were by the council of College for help in this di tion will stage its first race July 4 the State reds, 8'4 cents for baby Mex workmen's and soldiers' delegates of a rection. A number of bulletins have Harry Leonard, president of the as icans, while In former years blackeyes vote of confidence in the government been Issued calling attention to the sociation, announced. fetched 2 cents. and the forbidding of all meetings or necessity for a greater food produc The conference of the Meth district armed demonstrations for two days. church, South, closed at Albu tion. Typhoid In Dona Ana. odist The troops in Petrograd were ordered querque. The next conference will be Santa Fe Word comes from South' to remain in their barracks. Premier I Enduring! Certain-tin- t is name which has come thru the storm of busi- 1 Business Thriving. held in Tucumcari. satis- i Timber em Dona Ana county that typhoid fe Lvoff and Foreign Secretary Mllukoff ness competition stronger than ever. It stands for quality, dependability, Albuquerque. Five sale contracts ver has broken out among Mexican With a chorus of goodbyes from have declared that the government faction and fair dealing. On the reputation of this name there has been built of roofing and building papers. calling for the cutting of fifty million refugees and that there is not a fam more than 100 relatives and friends will resign rather than recall the note the world's largest manufacturer feet of saw timber and railroad ties ily among the refugees but has one and music by the Indian school band sent May Day to the entente govern have been handled In the district of case of typhoid fever, while In one In their ears, twenty-on- e recruits for ments, assuring them Russia would Certain-tee- d Certain-tee- d fice of the Forest Service here within shack there are seven 111 with the dis the navy left Albuquerque for San prosecute the war vigorously. the last few days. ease. Francisco. Roofing Paints and Varnishes factories, good, producía made by experi- HUNGER-FRENZIE- MOB. is the moat efficient typeof roof for are reliable Santa Fé has a Ladles' Rifle Club FIRE ON office buildings, farm balldlogs.garages.elo. enced paint men who know Aow to make Cudahy-LHH- a Parallel, Tarnishes. Organize Woman's Auxiliary. Case Has which bids fair to "outrlfle" the men The coat of laying prepared roofings is the good paints and Cudahy-Lilli- s In same whether you une good mautrlala or CBRTAIN-TBB- Paints Raton The revolting Germana and Bavarians Desperate CMKTA1N-THH- The resultis that poor. Therefore, It pays to get high grade products, sold Santa Fe Headed by Mrs. W. E. Juan Ramirez has been appointed Is It Is guaranteed and Varnishes are case in City several years ago Straits for Food. which the beet lower you would expect to Kansas for 6, 10 or 16 ye rat according to thickness at prices than Lindsey. wife of the governor, a com county agricultural agent for Santa pay good ana T&rnisaes. was paralleled at the Webster ranch Amsterdam. Grave rioting has oc (1 1 or 9 piyi. ana it win rmaiu tor paints mittee consisting of one member from Fe county. efficient long after the time when a We guarantee CBRTAIN-TBB- near Cimarron when Frank F. Clough, In Mainz, Germany, according poor quality root would hare had Varnishes to satis- Prld- - curred to be relatd. Paints and gira each county, was appointed for the of Cherokee, Governor Lindsey named J. B. Tele- - Whether you do yonr own a restaurant proprietor to a report received here by the For residences. CBRTAIN-TBB- faction. organization of the woman's auxiliary son, I. Clough, dy of Portales as one of his military Slate Surfaced Asphalt Shingles painting o r h 1 r e a professional Kan., assisted by his J. graaf. Sixteen hundred people tooK yonr inter- Mrs. Lindsey Is to organize Santa Fe aides, with the rank of colonel. Mr, have all the adTantages of painter you will Snd It to criminally mutilated Lee Bergman, al nart in a demonstration because of the Hooüu plus artlsUe est that Ton get OUUTAXN-TBB- county; Mrs. A. B. Stroup, Bernalillo Priddy served as first lieutenant of oeauty. ias Lee Brown, formerly a night police scarcity of food and a number of shops Eldodt, Rio Ar- M of guard rcDTstN.Trrn DpnnllCTB CORPORATION county; Mrs. Samuel man Cherokee. Company the National dem- - in ere looted. Troops fired on the I D t: fV Vunisl Ca Mound City Paint & Color Co. riba: Mrs. W. A. Palmer, San Juan; was from 1911 to 1914. r uf. C.ra The mutilation of Bergman the onstrants, the report adds, and eight Ktw St Ueis. Bertea.CltTebae; Rashers. Detroit. Bsnsle, S.Fr..rfK., C. A. Carrington, McKlnley; Mrs. TettCliease.fl"lsWn. ., Mrs. alleged elopement with That the people of New Mexico are n.w Law, npa,, niiin.f-u- ' result of his nprsons were killed. Later the troops MllwaiUa. UHtun, une.ni. ". Syttaey. UsTaas Francisco C. de Baca, Sandoval; Miss prepar- lUdweai Grand Rapids, Neiinille, Sak Lake City, Des Moiaes, Heestea, Deísta. Leases, Clough's second wife some time ago, waking up to the necessity of arrested five hundred persons. A dis Dona Ana; Mrs. A. B. Fall, Ascarate, edness for home defense and for in patch to Basel, Switzerland, from Mu- Mrs. William C. McDonald, Lin- Otero; County Road Head Nawed. creased agricultual production is nich, says that the food shortage In Cleofes Romero, Torrance; coln: Mrs. Santa Fe Governor Lindsey has ap shown by reports of activity in various Tlavaria is becoming Inert jlngly seri Mrs. Charles A. Spiess, San Miguel; pointed Dr. H. M. Smitb of Las Vegas sections of the state. ous. Herr Brettrech, minister of the Canadian Farmers Mrs. Patricio Sanchez, Mora; Mrs a delegate to the annual meeting of The. movement to organize the agrt Interior, made an address to a popular Gallegos, Guadalupe; Mrs. Dr Joaauin the alienists and neurologists of the resources in the state is assembly in regard to the food situa Chaves; Mrs. John Merchant, cultural Beeson. United States at Chicago, July 10th to meeting with hearty response on the tion, sayine: Wheat George L. Reese, Roose From Eddy; Mrs. Profit 12th. The State Highway Commission nart of Santa Féans who are prepar "We ran hold out until Aug. 15, II velt: Mrs. J. V. Rice, Curry; Mrs. J has appointed Robert L. Cooper of the lng to put in at least half a day each the suDDlies we expect are received. The war's devastation of 8. Eaves, Lea; Mrs. J. R. Kenyon, state engineer's office as county road week cultivating a garden. v. ReDtember the disappearance of European crops has caused Grant; Miss Nettie Perkins, Luna; superintendent for Santa Fe county our live stock will compel us to exist demand for grain Mrs. H. Chambón, Socorro; Mrs. Ed With the campaign under way for an unusual under the new road law. on veeetables alone." Conti- uardo M. Otero. Valencia; Mrs. H. A, Increased crops and the cultivation of from the American The minister appealed to his audit people of the world must Wolford, Sierra; Mrs. Jose Montaner, March Taxes Distributed. land that has never before been tilled nent. The ors, the dispatch states further, to be fed and wheat near $2 a bushel Mrs. Jay T. Conway, Colfax; Santa Fe State Treasurer J. L. the Importance of good roads leading Taos: hold out. so that the country would offers great profita to the farmer. Mrs. Carl Eklund, Union; Mrs. Floyd Hall has made distribution of $58, from the city to the farming districts invitation is therefore not be forced to make a "hunger Canada'B Quay; George W. Carr, Do 301.90 of taxes collected during the and throughout the rural sections of especially attractive. She wants Bess, Mrs. peace." Baca. month of March. the country Is greatly enhanced. settlers to make money and happy, Capt. A. W. Brock resigned as com prosperous homes for themselves by Mob Prays as It Hanga Murderer. belDins her raise immense wheat crops. to Catalogue Resources. Guardsman Heir to $5,000,000. of Company I, New Mexico saaaaaaaaMsasaai un Farmers mander mmsrot FREE 8. out Homestead of 160 acre infantry; members of the Phoenix. Ariz.. May Far Vea ran Roswell The Chavez County Farm Silver City By the death of his when the and other lands at remarkably low prices. During many across the moonlit stretches of the -- 1.1. Viowa, 20 bushels to era' League was organized by fifty father. Gen. Edwin A. McAlpln, at company assembled in the armory and ,!.., would to serve Arizona desert a man hunt ended the acre many yields as high as 45 bushels so the acre. farmers from all parts of the county the family home In Osslning, N. Y., declared they refuse Wonderful crops also of Oats, Barley and Flu. carlv Sunday morning to the chant rais- The object of the organization is to .T Roderick McAlpln. a nrivate of Com under him. Mixed fanning; as profitable an industry as grain ed words of the Lord's prayer that ing The excellent grasses full of nutrition are the only acreage, in the pany Mexico National Guard, A recruiting office for Battery schools, increase and assist H, New from fifty throats. And food required for beef or dairy purposes. Good has been opened at Roswell by Capt, rose to heaven churches, markets convenient, climate excellent. production of more crops this year in inherits a fortune estimated at $5,ouu, from the M. DeBremond, the battery when the lynchers departed There Is an extra demand for farm labor to repises the very way possible. The league will 000. Gen. McAlDhln was a retired mul Charles many young men who hare yolunteered for the war. 1 ne spot on the Apache trail where acreage Into cooperate with the Patriotic tobacco merchant of commander. The battery is to be re GoTernmenI Is urging farmers to put extra also dangled the body of Starr Daley, slay amln. Write for Uterature and particulars aa to reduced Leagtw of Roswell along this line. F. New York and one of the foremost cruited to a strength of not lesa railway rates to Bupk of Immigration, Ottawa, Casada, of er nf James Ray Gibson, Chicago trav L. Tea was elected president of the figures in New York State for many than 126. W. V. RFNNl'.TT eling man, after attacking his wife, Be Bldg Omaha. Neb. association; M. Y. Monical, ice presi vears. He served as adjutant general Mayor Westerfield of Albuquerq.ua Room 4t some still were muttering an "amen Canadian Government Agent dent, and A. J. Stevens, secretary; of the Empire State under Governor issued a proclamation asking men to to the work tliey had done treasurer, Morton. enlist ml THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

fulrly torn to pieces. The fourth de- FOREIGN U-BO- BRITISH AT IN A CLEVER RUSE stroyer, her engines reversing at top NEWS TO DATE Eighteen survivors of the Vacuum BROKEN DOWN speed and hauling her back on her arlved at Liverpool. haunches, took a pot shot at the traw- Fourteen Dutch ships which had ler for luck, realising that they had IN PARAGRAPHS been passage by Ger- Vessel, Disabled, Captures he had cleared away the broken stuff Into a trap. As was firing we guaranteed safe IN HEALTH Mine ran she Eng- and replaced the tor- many arrived in Holland from rods. crept slowly up and let her have a " Laying Trawler and land. . - - "The lieutenant then cast loose from pedo amidships. Woman Tell How $5 Worth Sets a Trap. our submarine and the trawler made a - "The roar of the explosion had hard- CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF German troops on the western front wide " are on rations because ot the semicircle, dropping overside all ly died away when another detonation WIRES ROUND ABOUT short of Pinkham' Compound the surface mines she had on board shook us and we found that two more food shortage, says a dispatch from Made Her Well. 20 of them. Then destroyers hnd come up from the THE WORLD.. Cologne. SIÜXS 6 ENEMY DESTROYERS we sent a radio In German the lieutenant had southward and had fallen afoul of the Seventy-fiv- e Norwegian vessels found the Lima. Ohio. "I was all broken down Hun's wheel-hous- e mines. The lending one was untouched, In secret code book In the were sunk by German submarines in health from a displacement. One of my calling for help and announcing but the second hnd struck nnothei DURING THE PAST WEEK April and more than 100 sailors lost lady friends came to Strews 8e With Scor of Mines Then that the trawler had fallen In with a mine. As the one remaining destroyer their lives. see ma and she ad- In Ger- flotilla of evi- turned to run we made for her at an 1,000,-00- Calls Prussian Vessels fast British cruisers, It Is officially announced that 0 vised me to com- dently and got She went up with man Code and They Rush to bent on a raiding expedition. angle her. city children will be placed on mence taking Lydia With appalling OF IMPORTANT EVENTS that we wrecked the wireless, an roar. RECORD German summer by the E. Pinkham's Veg- Their Destruction. how- farms this abandoned the trawler with her crew "We hnd no chance to breathe, CONDENSED FOR BUSY government. etable Compound still locked on the fo'c'sle and sub- ever, for something dropped Into the and to Lydia E. PEOPLE. The Alaska Legislature has ad- tue New York. How a British subma merged behind our barrier of mines. sea close by and exploded. Swinging Pinkham's Sanativa journed. of nearly rine, uisaoieu anu rorceu to come 10 our periscope upward we found three Appropriations Wash. began tak- Destroying the Destroyers. session, I the surface In Prussian waters In the Taubés circling above us. We turned WUrn Ntwipaptr Union nmwt swrlo. $1,500,000 were passed by the ing your remedies "We didn't have long including $100,000 for war North Sen, captured an enemy mine- to wait. The and cut for home, with the trio hang- ABOUT THE WAR defenses. and took $5. 00 worth dawn was Just layer and sank six Prussian destroyers breaking when up from ing over us for more than half an on The admiralty reports that the miss- and in two months the east came China and Haiti declared to be wus told In graphic language by an of- four destroyers In col- hour, dropping bombs all around us, ing boat from the American steamer was a well woman umn. We rerge of entering war. ficer of a British vessel that arrived had hardly sighted them and after running with the fear of Rockingham, with all the fourteen doctors said I never would when they Vienna declares Russian attack in after three at an American port. According to the saw the trawler and spread death In our hearts for more than an men, has been picked up by a British np straight again. I was a mid- out fanwlse. Carpathian mountains was repulsed. stand narrative the officer commanding the As they shot Into the hour we got within our cruising area steamer. wife for seven years and I recommended mine-laye- r to mine field the lending destroyer went away by a British on front halt- submarine forced the and the Taubes were driven attack Arras The Mexican law of 1862 revoking the Vegetable Compound to every wo- leaping out of the water bow senplnnes. ed. English troops ap- tow him out to sea and then, repairs with her couple of our own and German Individual guarantees, which is equiv- man to take before birth and after- being completed, sowed sea with torn off. The others sheered and the "The lieutenant got the Victoria parently exhausted by fierce fighting. along so nicely the alent to martial law, was officially wards, and they all got mines and In German code sent out a second and third, thus running up the cross for his work and we all got the to godsend to suffering The amount of the first loans rescinded after being In force since that it surely is a by wireless brought six Prus- mine trail, both struck, each one being Military cross." wish to write to call that France and Italy, Secretary McAdoo last August. women. If women sian destroyers down on them. Four announced, will be $100,000,000 each. me I will be delighted to answer them." destroyers mines The Maasbode of Maestrlcht says Mrs.jENNiB Moyer, 842 E.North of the struck and the It was reported at Amsterdam that St, remaining two were by sub- that serious revolts occurred in Ber- Ohio. sunk the HAPPY TO BE IN the Germans are preparing to evacu- Lima, marine, which then made her way ALLIES THE WAR lin. According to the paper the mob ate St. Quentln on the Arras-Alsn- e Women who suffer from displaca home In safety. became so menacing that machine menta, weakness, irregularities, ner- front. guns "We were cruising off the mouth of were used against it. vousness, backache, or bearing-dow- n forward the Weser at night," the officer told a British drive lines farther Gen. Obregon, one of the Mexico pains, need the tonic properties of the Lydia New York Herald reporter, "when In Mesopotamia, while Turks force government's chief supporters, re- roots and herbs contained in E. to Mush, Impor- Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. something went wrong with our ma- Russians evacuate an signed his position as minister of war, chinery and we came to a stop. tant city In Turkish Armenia. a short time after President Carranza Friday captured Setting the Trap. the French the had been sworn Into office. village of Craonne along the Alsne The Telegraaf of Amsterdam states "We had passed close by to several lf and took first German line on the bombs which were dropped on Prussian vessels earlier In the eve- that mile front northwest of Zlerlkzee did such extensive damage ning, but 'had not touched them, for Rheims. ours was a mission of observation. So that the village Is In ruins, more than . French war statement admits slight 100 being dam- we considered that we would full In houses smashed or German success In Hurteblse-Craonn- e aged. with one very soon. Sure enough, In sector, greater on hour's time we caught sight of a although the number Thfl Council of Workmen's and Sol- of German attacks were repulsed with COCKROACHES dark shape coming down and which diers' delegates at Petrograd have ac- are saslly kllltd by using would apparently run afoul of us If we heavy losses. cepted the government's explanation kept on. Through the night glasses Capture of Fresnoy, which Is four of its May Day note by a vote of 34 Stearns1 Electric Paste made be a miles beyond the Vlmy Ridge, fell to to 19 decided the inci- our lieutenant her out to and has that Full directions in 15 langusges des- troops trawler. At once he deckled on a the Canadians, giving these the dent is closed.' Sold everywhsre 25c and $1.00 perate expedient. He sent oft the added distinction of having cut. their According to the London Central U.S.Government Duys It bo'sun and six men, nil the available way through the Hindenburg line. News, the Norwegian foreign office men we had, In our collapsible boat, " A compilation from British, French has announced the sinking of the Nor- down on us he Are You Getting Yours? and as the trawler bore and ' German official communiques wegian steamers Rectoría and Lang-lan- d her In German and reported $12 MONTHLY PENSIONS NOW ALLOWED hailed ' shows that 717 aeroplanes were shot by German submarines. The Anf man who icrred RU d&yi defending whlut Me- U-2- ! ! - tier bostlle Indians In campaign between himself as with machinery dis- ' - during walnut I v lllll tC' "- down on the western front crews were" saved. IriH and 1HMI, !a(d Hit or orer, (or bla nnmarrleil abled. April. 369; widow) tinlena now drawing s pension, should ifi The Germans lost the Talaat Pasha, who seenre free particulars and blank forma "A arrived at Vienna fromptlr on top """ I ,n, mmtmlfiim, rr fito- .- flln atto&f""'fK luHln Give fnll name, age, dale of mUNler-lo- g "It wasn't till she was right French and Belgians 201, and the .Bri- in- '- ' ' from German headquarters, in' an in, dlaohargeand all military serrloe. (names of of us they smelled a rat. Some- -' officers 11 possible) and list of ooorades now llrlng. that Jean Mltchelle, private In the One Hundred and. Twelfth' regiment of the tish ut. ' terview states that Turkey has com- one shouted out an alarm as her over- PUBLIC INQUIRY BUREAU. Iiu Bld..WASIlINCT0fl,D.C French army, reflecting the smile of a United States naval. officer, both happy In the first two months of unre- municated to President (Wilson full hang grazed us. And as the cry went In the relationship of their respective nations In the upholding of justice and stricted submarine warfare more than conditions which the Turkish govern- op our collapsible, which had pulled IT'S AN EARLY MORNING JOB human rights. The French soldier is In this country on a four months' furlough 1,600,000 tons of shipping wng siinll ment will accept peace. around, bourded her from the other and Is (pending part of that precious time In helping the United States navy by the Germans, Dr. Karl Helfferlch, The theory that more boy babies The lieutenant and I went over . . : Garden Pests side. in Its recruiting campaign. u German secretary of the Interior, told Raid on Destructive at the trawler's side and shot two of than girls are born In war time Is Rioht Time Much More Effective the Reichstag main committee at Am- them before they rushed lis, for 'our supported by the annual report of the Than Poison. sterdam. ' . . ' boat's crew had kept the remainder of registrar general for. England and the watch n deck busy. A band of Villa 'followers led by Wales. During the first quarter ot The boy who gets out early In the IN WAR MEANS FREE engaged "Once In possession of the deck It AMERICA WORLD Salazar and Quevedo was the war the proportion rose to 1,043 morning In his young garden nnd be- by force from was easy to do for engine-roo- and defeated a cavalry boys to 1,000 girls, and the succeeding gins to pick squash bugs, cucumber the : ' : ; ' Vln-cen- force of three and the boat was ours. 'v the Juarez garrison under Maj. quarter was 1,044." ' beetles, potato bug, and such, slugs ' U7n tllAHA II II n H II I VI Sanchez, according to an offi- TIO 11I11UOihriIa OU1Cnimn itintUlUb llltlC IIIIUO'n I1U ,1111- - malntnln our neutrality until the mo- SPORTING "NEWS ' and cut and wire worms ns are In Former Premier of Greece Says cial report received at the military munlcutlon from the fo'c'sle except by ment Bulgaria attacked Serbia. Had Standing; of Western League Clubs. sight, with his thumb and forefinger the locked hatch. Then the lieutenant Democratic Nations Will At- -; this policy of the king been sincere it headquarters in Juarez, which added CLUBS. Won. Lost. Pot. and drop them In a deep can, will do passed a. line to onr own submarine would have been entirely that the fight took place at Aguaje del Denver , 6 1 .667 more good than poison could do In tain Peace Ideals. honorable. Des Moines 7 .4 .636 and with her englne-rooin.cre- work- But, as events afterward demonstrat- Gacho, a point near. San Juan Mines, St. Joseph 6 4 .600 three days, sujs a writer in the Amer- ing like mad the rest of us on the ed, his policy sincerity. nine miles south of Fort Hancock, Lincoln 6 i ' .645 ican Boy. lacked Under Sioux City 6 6 .600 trawler got under way. It was almost the veneer of pacifism that policy at- Tex. Omaha . 5 5 .600 Pour boiling hot water Into the tin dawn before the engineer on the sub- CHANGE IN RUSSIA PLEASES tempted to exploit the lassitude which WESTERN Joplln i .400 holding these insects to make ' sure marine hulled us and announced that Wichita 3 .10 .221 seized Greece after the two Balkan Villa forces concentrating at point they nre killed. Go the rounds every wars. All morning. Do not near Fabens, Tex. , collegiate athletics, including wait until after But In reality his policy was due to football and basketball, may aban- school, or late in the day, because they Sixty - bodies have been taken be SNAPS BIRDS FOR MOVIES Attempt to Establish "Divine Right" a secret pact Germany hnve and away to with and had from Victor doned at Colorado universities next feasted crawled In "Doomed to Failure," the mine at Hastings, Greece no other purpose than promoting fall of war. , - sleep and rest most of them. Do not the Colo., where 120 miners lost their as a result the Says Famous Statesman victory of Germany, because tri- try to pick them at noon because they the April 27th, by explosion. A world's record was established at umph of lives an Sympathies With Entente. Prusslanlsm, In the king's Chicago in the game between Chicago hide underground or behind leaves to l . 'J Í opinion, was Chicago's first day of welcome to out- - the only possible oppor- and Cincinnati, each club going nine get of the hot sun. Rut bright tunity for Field Marshal Joffre, former Premier In morning come By ELEUTHERIOS VENIZELOS. him to impose on Greece innings without a hit or run. The and early the they an monarchy. Rene VivlanI and their entourage of with the sparkling dew to get (President of the Greek Provisional Gov- absolute game was a fine pitching duel be out the French commission culminated in you ernment.) We have proof of this. When Bul- tween Vaughn and Toney. The game busy and out the good things garia Im- the Auditorium theater in one of the hnve planted. Get up on hour earlier Salónica. The change that has attacked Serbia the crown was won by Cincinnati 1 to 0. place In the Russian govern- mediately took a position conflicting most remarkable meetings ever held three .nornings a week Just to do taken The baseball team from the Univer- ment has been hailed by the new with that of the majority of the new in Chicago. this, and the result will rigmy you ten sity of Colorado defeated the nine of Greece with sincere Joy, because the parliament, refusing to fulfill the obli- Five men were arrested at Chey- times over when your garden begins the Agricultural College at Fort Col- abolition of despotism and the triumph gations contracted by our alllnnce with enne by federal agents on a charge of to supply you with peas and beans and lins by giving the pitcher better sup- of democratic principles ' in Russia Serbia, and thus opposing the will of conspiracy to defraud the government cucumbers and lettuce nnd radishes port. The score was 4 to 2. The vic- proves In the most conclusive manner the entire country as expressed of $200,000 through the sale of stolen nd ninny other delicacies. tory gave the university the cham- that the struggle now going on In the through the recent election. The king high grade gold ore. Tony Cuaz, pionship of the Rocky Mountain con- Teople who talk too much think too world Is essentially a contest between told me nt that time that he did not another member of the alleged con- ference. little. autocracy. . consider himself bound to abide by spiracy, was arrested in Fran- democracy and San i .. . J The entrance Into the war of the the wishes of the people. He said that cisco. GENERAL great American republic Is the most whenever an importnnt International At the end of the five months' gov- New Vork City "bone dry" for few ' emphatic confirmation possible of the matter came up for decision he re- ernorship contest, form- hours because of new liquor laws. (vV 3 instituted by f fit nature of the world conflict. The served the right to impose upon the er Governor G. W. P. Hunt, judgment Rockefeller foundation appropriates his struggle of the Greek liberal forces nation personal viewpoint, claim- was entered by County Judge Stan- large sum for medical work during ing he was against King Constantlne's clique has that responsible to God ford at Phoenix, Ariz., for Thomas E. war. fa- only. never been a fight between people Campbell, de facto governor, who has Cargo of Norwegian exports, first peace, voring war and those who fnvor "Divine Right" Doomed to Failure. held the office since early In the year for several months, reached New struggle of democracy but It is a It Is quite obvious that such an at- on an order from the Supreme Court York. f i . i against autrocracy. No party wished tempt to establish In Greece the prin- sustaining his certificate of election. The Rt. Rev. William D. Walker, for a prolonged period of peace more ciple of monarchy by divine right is D. D., LL. D, bishop of the Episcopal the Liberals, especially after the WASHINGTON than doomed to failure nt a time when that Church of Western New York, died two re- Plans for great national e exhaustion resulting from the very principle is abolished In Russia. service up of men to at his home at Buffalo after a brief cent Balkan wars. Furthermore, the victory over Prus- made not subject ' are Illness. - Sympathies With the Entente. sian absolutism and militarism, which draft submitted. S- ! Count Adam TarnowskI von Tar-no- v Because of the democratic senti- will be more decisive and more com- The British transport Arcadian was the unreceived Austrian ambas- ments of the country, however, as well plete now, owing to the Immense mate- sunk by a submarine April 15th. It sador to the United States, befdre sail- as on account of the bonds of grati- rial and moral résources thrown In the Is believed 279 men were drowned. ing from New York for his honiV land, tude and common Interest existing balance by the great American repub- The government soon will send to issued farewell greetings to his coun- between the powers that guaranteed lic, will not only result in the miser- Russia a commission of four railroad In trymen and advice to "honor the land Greek safety and constitution the able fullure of the attempt made by experts to help reorganize the Rus- Mediterranean, and also be- Constantlne, whose hospitality they enjoy and In eastern King but, we believe and sian transportation systems. , our alliance with Serbia, all hope, will nlso demolish In Germany, which they earn their livelihood." Ui$"íJi cause of Subscriptions to ,the liberty loan were from the begin- to very foundations, Enormous profits and extensive op- V our sympathies Its the antiquated poured into the Treasury Department ning of the war with the entente pow- Institution of nutocrncy, which is In- erations are disclosed in the pamphlet h Friday at the rate of $20,000,-00- 0 i we were firmly con- compatible with modern nearly report of the Anaconda Copper Mining ers. Moreover, civilization an hour. - vinced that the developments of the and with the Ideals that gave birth to Company for 1916. Total revenues of great struggle would, sooner or later, the great North American republic. The American sailing vessel Mar- $150,540,688 are shown as compared II garet was destroyed- - IT mnke our Intervention Inevitable on Allow me to ndd that the entrance off the Irish with $87,386,807 in 1915 and a balance account of our treaty with Serbia. of the United States into the war coast on April 27th by a submarine, for dividends of $50,828,373 contrasted being set on fire. , In this conviction we were strength- against the central' powers and the with $16,695,806 in the preceding year. ened after Turkey, which never recog- noble words uttered by the president The full strength of the first war Norman McCllntock of Pittsburgh, British labor leaders, appointed by nized our sovereignty over the isles of In congress make It certain for us that army organization under the selective well-know- n ornitholo- their government to confer with naturalist and archipelago and which never the peace that will follow the victory draft bill will be 18,538 officers and gist, Is shown here with his movie cam- the American in conduct of to proclaim plainly that she will give birth to a new political world, 528,659 enlisted men. labor the the set to photograph birds at close censed era all as a war declaration in which the right of The British forces on the western war, arrived in the United States and range. He pitches his tent near the would go as far possession of them, w'lll be guaranteed to every people. front are two weeks ahead of proceeded at once to Washington. nest and stays there for hours inside In order to take their Into the war on the side The league of democratic nations will attacking schedule, according to a Announcement was made In Parlia- It In all sorts of weather. To keep the had entered powers. attain the Ideal of universal peace and cablegram received Washington by ment at Ottawa by Sir Thomas click of the camera shutter from scar- of the central in Whlt, was any doubt in our eradicate forever the destructive agen- Secretary of- finance, subjects, he Installs a tlck-tockl- There never Balfour from the foreign the minister of that plans are ing his war was our cy now ravaging humanity. metronome In the tent. The minds that the world fice. The advance, it said, has been under way for joint action by Canada It was Incumbent mnch metronome, used wherever young hope- own war and that faster than expected and the and the United States to reduce the Into It at first The melting point of tung- loases fuls bang the plano. tlcks so constantly upon us to enter the ductile smaller. price of wheat. "i sten is higher than of any that the birds soon pay no attention to opportunity. that other General purchasing committee may Rev. George H. Varden, author, edu- was or known metal nnd Its tensile be s and Its noise dwwns the click of Opposed to this policy mat strength organized in Washington to pur-ahas- cator and Baptist preacher, died in it, we should exceeds of Iron , king, who claimed that that and nickel. supplies for allies. the camera. , the Lexington, Kentucky, THI SPANftH-AfMIRICA- "The House of Service" 1L 1L IE 1C 2L

MM ñ ht ollow THE SNOW STORM means dollars to all of us, but those who have been unable to attend our Special Cash Sale this Week have surely lost some dollars. That EVERYONE may reap the benefit of the LOW PRICES we are making, we have concluded to continue to offer the public, up to and including atttrday May 19th. the same special price that we have been naming this week. Ask the people who have been here. If you didn't get to town this week, you can well afford to walk in next week rather than miss this opportunity. Yours very truly, loersheimM ercantileCo ROY, SPRINGER, ABBOTT, New Mexico. 3E 3 L 1L 1L 2L 30 "THE ONE PRICE STORE"

Reserved for Taxes 1 1BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIW STATE BANK REPORT 12 Bills Payable, including Certificates of LOCAL Report of the condition' of the ÜÓy Trust Deposits representing Money, Borrowed & Savings Bank, of ROY, New Mexico, at George Lucas and wife í ; Total Liabilities $154,331.87 return. Personal Mention 1 the close of business . May. st, 1 9 1 7. ed to Dawson Thursday " " ' after Depositors spending days snininimi i iniiiiiiuHif 1 1 1 1 iiiinif mi n 1 1 niiiinuii i n 1 1 innuimi i m i mi iniiiiiiiiiii several at their Resources, 1 Number of Savings Depositors, 66 farm near Liberty. Georire ex Mr. Blickenstaff, of Solano left Rev. Russel came down from ' 2. All Other Depositors (excluding Banks) 696 tends a cordial invitation to , 1 , Loans and Discounts 1120,901.07 us last week for Redlands California Dawson last week and spent sev- to come to Dawson and assures (a) Sec'd by R'l Estate ' on , V , to join his wife and daughter, eral days with his family at La- ' Interest paid Deposits ;,, '. ', us that we will ; & mortgages, owned $27,112:70 "Know we are in Mrs. Crull. He driving guna ' 1 On Savings Deposits 4 and 5 per cent . is thru Seca Ranch. (b) Sec'd by Colateral, the country when we jet back." in a Ford Car and is well on the other than Real Estate 157,627,01 2 On Other Individual Deposits , . 3 percent jwy ere this. ; (c) All Other Loans $35.261.36 Dividends paid during the past year Orrin Blanchard who has been P. 0. Seright, of Mills renews 2 Overdrafts $203.11 Date paid working as night agent at Carri-zoz- o S-- his A and Star subscriptions, ' ' '. was in Roy visiting friends Jim (Bean) Johnson was the week. He 5 Furniture and Fixtures . $500.00 this is farming this STATE OF NEW MEXICO, this week. He was on his way to call up over the new season splendid 6 Other Real Estate Owned ' $6,945.00 ! SB first us with a prospect '.', COUNTY OF MORA, to French to visit his parents Rural telephone line last week. for wheat crop, as 7 Due from Banks" $21,099.38 a we saw and it is our guess he miss- H. B. Jones, President, C. L Justice, Cashier; that when passing his farm recently. 8 Checks and other Cash Items $799.06 S. Floersheim, Director H. B. Jones, Director, . ed the train and it wasn't a MAÑ, rui. 9 Actual Cash on Hand $3,884.25 L. Justice, Director, of the Roy Trust and Savings that detained him. Guy Hayes substitute carrier The Chilli Dinner given by the (a) Gold Coin $797.50 Bank, on Route 1 tried to make it on Church Ladies Wednesday was (b) Silver Coin $1093.75 a Bank organized under the laws Pablo Branch writes us from ' horse back Tuesday with the another, success financially and (c) Currency $1388,00 of the Territory-no- w State-- of New Mexico, upon Hanna Wyoming sending regards himself deposeth and says mail. otherwise. (e) Legal Tender Note3 oath duly sworn, each for to friends here and wishing we (f) National Bank Notes that the above and foregoing statements of the Re- had (g) Cash Not Classified sources and Liabilities, Depositors, Interest paid on the moisture they have there deposits and Dividends paid on Capital Stock, of the to spare. The grass is good and 10 Other Resources, Expenses etc. above named bank at the close of business May, lit, sheep so high priced as to make ' ' High School Play Total Resources $154,331.87 1917 are correct and true. them very careful with them. Signed: ' Liabilities C. L. Justice, Cashier, Pete Laumbach was due in AT THE H. B. Jones, President Clayton Tuesday to buy an Isolat 1 Capital Stock Paid In $15,000.00 S. Floersheim, Director, ed tract he had arranged Assembly Hall Roy, N. M 2 Surplus Í300.00 H. B. Jones, Director, for. 3 Undivided Profita $3,140,18 C. L. Justice, Director, The snow prevented his getting 6 Individual Deposits, subject to check Subscribed and sworn to beforS-m- this 8th day of there and he passed it up and without notice $91,647.23 May. A. I). 1917. started over as a matter of 7 Certificates of Deposit Savings Dept. Friday Evenin: Al. S. HANSON, 8 Certificates of Deposit $44,223.41 (SEAL) . Notary Public My commission expires Mar. 2. 1920. Henry Fliess had to pospone 11 Cashier's Checks outstanding,- - $15.00 M'.ay his sale dated for May 8th on ac- 11th count of weather conditions. He and try it again May Grant Kitchell is home from The dinner served by the Owing to the wet weather will 17th at which consequent for the time we hope all will Albuquerque where he has been Aid of the Christian Church bad roads attend. A . This is an Immensely funny plot attending the M.W.A. meeting ii TTii t:,,;i,i;.-,,- t country members, the Woodmen Holstein cow, Jersey Heiffer, I at ine new c lueisneimi.: duiiuius Espec- of the , World have deciced to farm machinery new lumber and and the young people have Been held there last week. I at the opening of the new Store postpone which was chickens are some of Monday and Tuesday was a suc- the banquet the things ially trained for it. scheduled, for May 17, until he will sell, ' ' Notice to Taxpayers cess, Prandially speaking. The June 21st. ... Come and get your money's worth fact that the country reduced Miss Sarah Myers is planning The last half of your taxes are their patronage but the town to have a sale May 29th. She Brckmari, in Good Clean Fur. now due, and will be delinquent people took advantage of the John substitute will sell her stock and farm Mills, came down and subject to penalty the first situation and had a rare feed. mail carries at machinery and go back to Ohio to Thursday to day of June. The candy booth was also well on the "Polly" take care for her ' mother who is in they made quite the civil service examination Admission Pay your taxes now and avoid patronized and need of her constant care in fu- 25c having to pay publication charg a tidy sum of money. held here in the afternoon. ture. Reserved Seats 35c es etc. Miss Myers has been one of .' C. U. Strong. Thursday May 10, raining our most successful farmers and :'. - . The Kitchell flits have in- Curtain Raises 8:00 Treas. and Coll.. Mora Co. hard as we go to press. many friends will regret the ne-ess- ity stalled a new telephone. for her leaving here.