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SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO FRIDAY JULY 5, 1918 NUMBER 196

records there is nothing to Impute duced these same coupons to a judg- to the amount of $1,183,000 and pay-Ben- fraud to this transaction, although, un- ment and had collected on merely by pleading tbe statute of lim- alao to bear all the expenses of from the proceeds of land have (case 7024) an American of less the claimant can prove that she tbe 12, 1913). An itations: ending delegation a THE REFUNDING OF THE SANTA FE been made In, a total turn of $l,9'2'i.62. judgment (August dozen members Berlin in in- was a for value without no- indictment was returned the W. O. Kelly duplications: to the Of these three bonds have been can- purchaser by grand Amount Barred terests of the project. ' tice the case constitutes a possible on this item. The amount was Total by Statute celled and $284.38 has been repaid. jury Albrecht do Montgelae, who was claim on the part of the state la a June 26, 1917. Amount Limitations RAILROAD BONDS BY THE STATE The Interest on the bonds outstanding repaid Item 1 $ 1,036. 9 $ 1,002.01 interned as a dangerous enemy alien civil action. ITEM 111. $910.50. 1 1,881.60 1,911.50 constitutes an annual the in January, 1918, was employed charge upon Third In slse Is the amount of 1916, Mr. pre- t 010.50 iio.it of On February 25, Kelly 4 210.64 on hi Chicago "Examiner'' proceeds of lands $53,100. The . $2,297.88 set out as by sented to the board pt loan commis- 6 1,067.50 as art critic. claimed that BOARD OF LOAN COMMISSIONERS bonds are in ten If duplications 1,067.(0 Montgelae optional years. Moore and Schley. This consists of sioners a claim based upon coupon 3 11,725.05 1.725.0$ he was a close personal friend of paid the total payments of In- T 20.2Ml.Stl 10,111 then, two separate items, one a duplication from bonds 213, 214 and 215, coupons Fraudulent Bomle: .I Hearst and that be always dined and terest and will aggregate 1 $ with whan he visit-e- d principal In the original refunding settlement In 5 and 6 from bonds 213 and 214, cou- Item 1,15.1T $. conferred Hearst If not paid till maturity the ! 2,(05.00 611.75 Chicago. 1$9I, the other a duplication of certain pon 7 from bonds 213, 214 and 215, and 1 2,640.00 465.10 (From the few Mexico Tax Review bonds were issued in 1891 and 1892 to Interest will amount to $1,593,000 and Dr. William Hale was ful- Tax-paye- Moore and 8. 9 and 10 from bond zii. Bayard (or June, tail, Published by the coupons put in judgment by coupons T w 29 341, Aaaoulatlun of New refund the railroad bonds and to the total payments will be $2,773,000. 3 ly exposed on October and Mexico.) In case 3,463. These bad been paid as to coupon to '. . .'$43,634.13 that bonds other than those so to the excess Schley Kelly $17,ti.ll 1917, as a secret director of German prate Passing immediately In 1892 Moore and secured the holders at maturity and as to the. Mo ore and Early in 1917, in tact on the second recorded issued fol- 8chley $ 1,150.11 propaganda prior to 1917. In this could not have been payments made by the board the of the railroad bonds of balance to Mr. Coler in the settlement w Jacob?. of administration of Governor In- the refunding f. work be conferred twice a week with day the to refund that Indebtedness. This lowing table is a statement of the per- were bonds 5.M1.7B 1,372.20 1887 owned them with the of case 6301. Two Indictments Albert Fuehr, Macklen-bur- g, Undsey, there were presented tor bis formation was as will sons to whom these were by together 'fraud,Bird U. Coler. 43.85 Dernburg, very pertinent payments interest on those bonds. They returned on this item. Paine Claussen, Viereck and fre- signature three bonds of the state, be shown. of unpaid Maud made and the ground excess: Otero 384.75 with and Boy-E- d. series "C," claims presented The commis- quently Munsterberg covering state board of loan While he secretly directed Ger- to the boaii of loan commissioners by sioners of series "C" Total I51.SK0.36 140.561.41 kept a register Paid In Unvalldatei Excessive Fraud- Santa Fe county, although in de man propaganda, he was at the same W. G. Kelly of Kansas City and Ap- bonds issued by them and a minute Statute ef Series "C" Certificates Computa- Duplication ulent time an of Hearst. In Limitations Charge on Baaed on tions of ut Bomls and fault in the payment of the greater employe both proved by them. Governor Lindsay book of their proceedings. They did IVAM1C On Iv be condoned the sink- Henry p. Chilton Serlea "B" Railroad Debt Claims Coupons Total part of the Interest on the railroad employments refused to sign the bonds and asked not keep a of the Santa Fe I $ $ jntereat . f04.11 ing of the Lusitania. On the register cunt...:.::::: 4 186 7 bonds did pay considerable sums from day Mr. R. C. Held to examine the alleged bonds and taken or incor- nrbeHrt;- t,u$ "" following the he sent to tbe coupons up W 171321 Ys'.si 17,67.U time to time. The amounts so in tragedy evidenced of the railroad Indebted- F. Jacoby. New Vork. by paid edited and porated in the judgments against the Catron & n printer, corrected, the Catron 5.419,75 5 619 76 'n,ereBt each bond issue by tbe ness for the refunding of which these county funded nor did the . . speech defending the sinking made by them, W. nelly J.M7.M 1.51B.14 491. 0 17,203. !li 4.10.17 6!fl!ss county itself are as follows: bonds were Issued. Mr. Reid advised cou- D. Murray A .1.! 1 a few hours later Dr. minute book show the interest ' ' iH-- l leeue of 16.470.00 by Dernberg Moore Schley 40,145.41 ' 2,2:i7'. li Bonl mil the Usue of the bonds and Maud .S.77 TiiV.at 8 41, 676. 3b Bond leeue of XK7 7.8JO.OO in Cleveland. gainst pons upon which such judgments Paine Otero, by Miguel 344.75 184.75 upon partial examination of the rec- were based. A. Otero Bond luua of lslil :'2 21,037.60 Arthur SellRman 9.175 10 Calling Down Wilson for O'Leary ords found that there had been paid The act the board of loan Chae. A. 1,404.54 672.01 11, 111. 72 Total 66, 417.60 creating Spiels 3. 432.11 1. 780.31 4.212.71 The Interest not and added to Illegally to Mr. Kelly on duplicated commissioners required the county to paid The $83,693 61 the sum of debt was as hiatory of that fugitive from claims the sum of $23,566.36. certify Its indebtedness. The county 1T.D69.81 16.774.11 IlllO.Jl $.e4a. U.4J4.f l?.121.2t principal the Jeremiah It should be perfectly obvious In follows: justice, O'Leary, needs no Following this partial audit by Mr. commissioners filed a report which ITEM IV. $210.54. at this time. It is interest- the above table from left to six out of 150 bonds. In Bond Usue of .$ 62,196.00 retelling Mr. back $3,284.33, a correct and list reading owned all but 26, recall en- IUU, Kelly paid presented complete the excess claims In the time On the above date, February Bond inane of 1SN7. . . . 18.440 00 ing, however, to Hearst's but failed to back $20,281.98, al- of bonds, an incorrect and incomplete right that their settlement at that they to the board Bond issue of !'. , 410.607.0) dorsement in "The American" pay first four columns stand in a differ to own all' the interest 1910, Mr. Kelly presented printed asked to do so and although list of judgments and no list at all of claimed unpaid of commissioners a claim based in October, 1916, following President though ent from those In the last In fact the owner ot the six loan 1621.141.01 he acknowledged the duplicate pay- the Interest coupons outstanding and category coupons. coupons 35 and 36 from bonds Wilsons telegram to O Leary. two. All the Items which pay- bonds not Moore and upon ment. not reduced to judgment. The board upon presented by 214 and 215. These had previous- "Your I col- and collected on ten 213, telegram received.. ' The Governor and Mr. Reid then of loan commissfbuers contented ments were made in the first four Schley presented to Mr. the would feel to $300 attached ly been paid Kelly through AMONG HEARST'S EMPLOYES deeply mortified to asked Association to make a com- themselves with upon each umns were proper claims. The stat- coupons amounting Bank ot Lincoln, Ne- have or like this passing to these six bonds. Moors and Schley City National you anybody you audit of Issue of stats bonds claim as it was unsupported ute of limitations could have been An indictment was returned vote for me. Since you have ac- plete the presented $300 at that time. braska. ALBERT SANDER dramatic critic of were Is- of the basis of pleaded in protection of the taxpay- thus duplicated $210.50 cess to many Americans series "C". These bonds by any knowledge of on this item. Mr. Kelly repaid of "Deutches Journal" ma- disloyal claims which each ers by the public officers having these Bonds 500, 501 and 502 $100 each spy and I have not, I will ask you to sued to refund all the old bonds of already paid by Fol- on June 26, 1917. sterconvicted. In aid of rail- new claim could be checked. A reg- matters In charge. It was not. The represented this excess) charge. convey this message to them;" Santa Fe County issued and their IT KM V. $1,057.50. HANS VON STENGEL writer on bonds is ister of these would have collection of the claim under these lowing these bonds coupons roads. The history of these things numerous and to On June 3, 1916, Mr. Kelly present- "Deutches Journal" started Ger- Commenting on the message, as upon shown the payment of many coupon conditions involves no reflection upon through Judgments Hearst's New York "American" said: Interesting especially bearing final It was found that ed to the board of loan commissioners man satirical magazines with and would the claimants. of the wrong settlement In-- the) folly of heavy bond issues hoped subsequently presented Reception on them a claim based upon coupons I to 17 German money interned. "As an American citizen Mr. 9 Moore and Schley collected or to "Improve" a new and have prevented the payment of kind of bonds also Involves no criti- 187 and 188. These expected tbe sum of $1,047.02. As Moore and elusive from bonds THEODORE SUTRO editor in chief O'I.eary puts loyalty to America of duplicated claims alone. cism of tbe claimant. The taxpayers Capl- - aliovc progressive community. did own all the coupons of tbe had previously been paid to the of "Deutches Journal" official of loyalty to England. Such a or the examination, of of the suite lose, those of Sauta Fe Schley German-America- n "His is Amer- Banta Fa County in 1880 and 1887 register, railroad bonds of several tal City Bank for Mr. Kelly on August Alliance and disloyalty not to the bond or The certificates original but to a and Grant County in 1883 issued county register, proper county gain. given claimed 14, 1914. An indictment was returned counsel in attempt to prevent an- ica, foreign government. credence of Indebted numbers and by mistake this we are bonds in aid of railroad construction. given the report Mr. Coler and Moore and Schley by of a on this item. Mr. Kelly repaid this nulment of charter, "Upon proposition ness of the board of commls an actual them all there Is evidence only all with Mr. O'I.eary. Although held valid in the state county the county represented this amount on June 26, 1917. ALBRECHT DE MONTGELAS art doners would have the rec- - in law. mistake in collecting original "It is amazing; that any Ameri- courts these bonds were held Invalid prevented claim, but one believed invalid a action. ITEM VI. $11,725.06. critic of Chicago "Examiner" of $300, a proper basis for civil - can can he found to take San- ognition and payment fraudulent The district failed to X German and reput- any bf the U. 8. Supreme Court and attorney simply Moore and Schley took up all of in lMlii Mr. Kelly nresented propagandist other view and those Americans to bonds to the amount of $12, 134.67. protect the of the county. The ed close friend of Hearst in ta Fe County refused pay either rights coupons number 1 of the bonds of 1892 to the board of loan commissioners a who do take another view are is- The examination undertaken in this excess of Interest rest terned. a principal or interest on the two computations and took from the county a certlfl- - claim based upon coupons 3 from those who are disloyal. Mr. Wil- matter raised numerous most construc- - ARTHUR W. MATEIKAT writer sues of $150,0W each which it bad necessarily for the part upon the Indebtedness for $4,307.50, bonds 54 to 15U inclusive of the orlg- son." - cate of "Deutches Journar'-r-frien- d made. In 1897 validated the questions of law. Chief among these tion of the rights of the parties to col- railroad bonds of 1880. Mr. Kelly on Congress - which was to have been paid from the iual in But none of these cases of 1883 were the of the couu- iect was of Sanders, whom he aided Hearst'a bonds of of Grant couuty and legal obligation interest after the state ready 1892-93- . certifi- claimed these coupons had been lost - taxes of In fact the notorious to connection with at- bond issues of Santa Fe of ty to pay interest upon delinquent In and willing to pay the county debt, fact W. N. Coler attempt protect county cate was never paid and was put in and uever paid, in Boy-E- tracted the attention to the terest and the of the cou- Captain given 1891 and 1892 which .refunded tbe coupons liability But tne iaat two columns represent in oase 3403. The county had secured a judgment on these dining and of the Amer- state to recognize this interest in - U errors are judgment WILLIAM BAYARD HALE writer entertaining Original county railroad debt. different condition. Some bond shows that coupons 1 pons In J891 and they formed a part on New York "American" ican publisher by Paul Bolo Pacha series "C" bonds, and the right Is register secret Santa Fe couuty continued to de- suing o c0UrB9 t0 be expected. But It from bonds 482 to 498 were paid. This of the refunding issue to Mr. Coler at director 'of German during his last visit to New York, and of the state to pload the re- propaganda. a visit which fault In its interest not only on the duty HlgnncilIlt tuat th(,r, ara only three could have happened by thefr abstrac- that time. An indictment was ultimately brought the of limitations .- -. railroad bonds but on all others and statute upon obligations concerned in duDllcatlons and from the files and a sec- turned on this Item. French traitor before a firing squad. whose collection was barred its tion county Defended In "The the debt grew as the interest piled tip. by only five in all concerned In duplica ond as well as a du- ITK.M VH. $20,281.98. American". terms. On the first involv- presentation by Interest accumulated on the defaulted question, tion and fraudulent bonds. Of a total on the of Moore and On December 14, 1916 Mr. Kelly prs-- ARCHBISHOP PITAVAL more than $28t),:;t:S."9 it was con- plication part JEREMIAH O'LEARY pro Interest and it became apparent that ing of'$.")l,9S0,3G in this class of cases Mr. A double was made. 10 inu nuam ui tunu jerman RESIGNS AFTER TEN cluded that the to pay Sehley. payment seuieu wwuiv pagandist now on trial after at- tbe never could to pay legal obligation Kelly secured $i;s,34.13. The follow- got It cannot sioners a claim based upon the county hope such exisied on indebted- That Moore and. Sehley Judg tempt to escape. YEARS SERVICE HERE oat taxation. Interest and table total claims paid course no fraud caM be In case 40Cu. Hubert W. vs, without oppressive ness was valid was ing showing be proved. Ot uient Spier which properly the several the total of of commissioners. Most Rev. B. Under these circumstances Con- com- parties claimant, imputed to them under this state the board county The J. Piravat. D. D. recognized by the board of loan re-- Purely Social Acquaintance gress the state iu tbe ena- amounts overpaid to each on all facts and even a civil action might This case was outlawed, bad been archbishop of the archdiocese of granted missioners. On the second point, tbe Santa Fe, has as act one million acres of land - grounds and the total duplications and fall of proof against them. vlved by case 6822 and paid to the resigned archbishop. bling statute of limitations, notwithstand- pAUL BQLQ pCHA paid agent of I lis has been Ui- -t the assume fraudulent bonds shows more clearly Fourth in size Is the claim of W. F. proper claimaut. The coupons upon Cm.nv-on.i- resignation accepted by upon condition state d(,cialon of the' District Court c.J f the of Grant a the extent to which this class of over- of New York based upon al- which the case was founded were not Pope, but His Grace lias been and pay the railroad debt for Santa Fe It was believed Jacob and shot. to county narrows a few 521 and 522 and a of the railroad debt but .of San- - requested continue as archbishop and SauU Fe counties and provided de- payments t only very leged bonds coupons part until is that both the right and tbe duty y - a successor appointed at that balance from the parties. thereof dated Mareh 1, 1892, W. T. ta Fe county funding bonds. It a prop- any remaining volved the board of loan commis- ' German on Hearst's Rome. upon did not present these bonds to er olaim at all these coupons, or Judg- - Agents proceeds of these lands after 'paying sioners to avail themselves of this de- Pay oil. In his letter of resignation the should to tbe common meuts based on tbem, were a claim these debts go fense and save the taxpayers tbe pay- archbishop says the affairs of the - Dupltoa-tton- a for state bonds ot series a school permanent fund and Congress ment of claims which the terms of papllea- "B", charge Albert Sander, while dramatic archdiocese can be better adminis- by and Uons Pet on the of Santa Fa county. also stipulated that only debts "valid the statute were barred. Fraud- - Cent ef taxpayers critic of Hearst's "Deutsches Journ- tered by a younger man. Fraud-Bond- s Mr. bad and subsisting" on June 20, 1910, to Total Ant Total Per Cnt ulent and Moreover, Kelly previously al" conducted a German spy bureau John Baptist Pitaval, archbishop of The detailed report submitted Parties Claimant Paid Illesal ulent Bonds bad al-- is tbe and re- VV. Illegalities presented tbe coupons which which be sent Americans Santa Fe. a native of Lyons, should be paid by slate the governor covers more than one Herbert Clark.. ,.$ 4,186.47 $ 4.166.67 100.00 $ through W. 106.K87. 71 404.31 .57 been reduced to Judgment In into France and Holland France. He was ordained a served the right to see that the trust hundred and Henry Chilton ready England, priest typewritten pages goes uira s. coier , 5J,2i, .96 174J57.ll 1.11 41 II .01 case 4000 and had been paid $18,623 to discover British and French mili- December 24, 1881. He was named was property administered. into each transaction. This H. U. Hole l.l&O.lt at length W. In bonds and cash of series "B" on tary and naval secrets and transmit administrator of the diocese. May 22, The state Legislature in 1912 treat- - F. Jacoby, New 18 lUiptlBSlults 1U ma BiaiB limn stbii- Tork, Catron & them. Thus coupons which aggregated them to Germany. Through the ar-.- j 1908, and promoted to the see of ed a state loan commission consisting In Catron S61.7S S 616 76 lite. 06 110 Santa 3, 1909. BD,e but the conclusion each case l.ftf.Tt $9,6t.04) ware mads the basis of re- rest of one of these spies, George Fe, January of tbe auditor, treasurer and attorney W. Q. Kelly 16.040.47 19,606.16 6i oe 41614 11 4.S4 Vaux is the wl D9 (ortn and tn Balneg Md Moor 4k Sehley 154, 531.91 41,676.16 11.70 M of $67,950.49 as fol- Bacon, in London, the plot was Archbishop Pitaval fifth, me 10 as-- M67.ll funding payments of Fe. general, cnargea who amy giyWt W. O. Murray fO.U elt.ll 6150 lows: exposed. Sander was indicted on archbishop Santa The form, ana 111 me raiiruau ueui ui auvi Maud Paine Otero, by Bacon's and sentenced to er archbishops, and the dates of their umui is asked to in mind M. A. 114.75 184.75 100.04 114.71 100.00 testimony, -- a,- - , ... i ... n Mliinil thle The reader bear Otero two in consecration and then of a.... Arthur Seligman st.m.i 11,111.71 11.71 Case Hit, valid alalm, paid to years the Atlanta penitentiary. their deathi Sliver City Nat. Bank 10,761.56 C. A. Hpl Series B $11,141.11 Sander received over $,004) from a follow: Is of Itself no taken from In- terest with new bonds known as up against an indivraual C, A. Spiaas 14.121.5! 4.111.T1 111 Coupons tile. Carman paymaster for bis work. His J. B. Lamy, created first arch- of Even when 8. Spits 1,072.65 valid olalm. paid to W. O. bonds of Series C. these and the wrongdoing W. 5. Woodruff 101.87 Kelly Serins B 11.41101 salary from Hearst is not known. bishop in 1875; resigned 1885; died pay-so- Case 4060, outlawed and re- Feb. 13, 1888. thereon to be from the pro-- otatau "ed UP duplicate Hana von Stengel, interned last terest paid or Total .....$1,114,116.12 $1(2.621.11 11.11 $II,MM 4.1 vived hy case 652, Invalid December as J. B. succeeded to the of the million acres of land ts r apparently fraudulent claim, paid to W. U. Kelly a dangerous enemy Salpointe. 10,111.11 was see of Santa Fe. to the state. regular bonds, the claimant must hsvs 'Stiver City National Bank Papers missing. Series C alien, distinguished by being 1885; resigned, 1894; ot or fraud to in tbe list employed on Hearst'a "Deutsches died July 15, 1898. To make a complete audit It wMin0WI1 ,uch duplication Five parties are Included fairi of loan commissioner 157,110.41 P. L. 01 ' Journal" as a writer when his talents Chapelle, archbishop of Santa t trace the original Issue cnargea eiuier oy iue crumu.i of those securing duplicate paymeai were presented by the law 1894; New .ueuir. and sound with xhay Tmo Indictments were returned oa were altogether thosa of an artist. Fe, transferred to Orleans, ef railroad bonds, to follow the suite or by fair judgment coupons or presenting irnuuuiouv of Catron ft Catron claiming to acll He come America 1897; died, 9, 1905. to defraud state. a ths above transactions. had to in 1915, August apon interest coupons from these guilty Intentions the bonds. AH of these Items represent for Mr. Jacoby. The bonds are not with a considerable sum of Peter Bourgadc, transferred to as reim- FRAUDULENT BONDS money 'bonds which followed the default ot Nothing could be more unfortunate claim on the part of the state for like the other bonds ot March 1, 1892. said to b $50,000 which ho used Santa Fe, 1899; died May 17, 1B. bonds a' result of tills investigation than un-- the claim- - were never registered by the for the of two German Tbe Archdiocese of Santa Fe the county, to trace the and bursement. If presented by they Item 1 ...H.lll.lT founding on the coupons through the founded charges of wrongdoing against J ant w(tn fraudulent intent they form county and appear to the writer to ba Item i ... 2.605.01 satirical monthlies for which he The archdiocese of Santa F"e U Judgments in Item 1 ... 2.640.00 drew vast. It is not the of ..refunding process In 1891 and 189$ anyone merely because the opinion ths basis ot a criminal prosecuuuu. forgeries. illustrations, "Zeppelin" and j only largest da-tal- Kel-- the fourteen archdiocese in the Unit- of of the director of this association the discussed la l. Finally, ths claims of Mr. W. Q. i Total later "Eulenspiegel". In this work isad to trace the payment Interest, Each case will be ...16,420.17 ed but it is four commissioners the avi-aen- in "C" he bad the editorial assistance of States, nearly times eourt judgments thereon and finally board of loan paid Of course at this time the ly amounting series elalmsj I. over-payme- $43,-- 1 ITEM $1,185.17. Otto Julius now also intern- - as large as the next in size, that of .the issue ot series "C" bonds for cou- claimant more than they were legally will not be alone to an ot Merkel, ot fraudulent intent Part of the coupons from bond 326 ed. ; St. Louis, and about times bound to do. There is room for rea- dis- 634.18. This Is made up ot fifty at pons, judgments and bonds by the disclosed but any evidence clearly were discussed under the name of When tbe of Justice large as the smallest, that of Boston. loan commissioners. sonable differences of opinions as to Department board ot proving such intent will be. Duplications .$37.201.C Maud Paine Otero. This claim of Mr. created a vacancy on "Deutsches Its ar.'a in square miles is 104.168. It was found that ths law and even if there were not . 6.410.17 In the beginning The first and smallest Item is that Fraudulent bonds Kelly comprised some other coupons Journal by interning von Stengel. fine of the duties of an archbishop, In various ways interest coupons and the securing of more than a full legal W. to visit all of his archdiocese entered opposite the nama of Mr. Bird 41.614.11, and the bond itaelf. No Indictment Arthur Mateikat, chum of parts van court papers had disap- - on a debt Itself regular DUPLICATIONS. , s and give confirmation, is a tremen- many payment B. One coupon, one Item was returned on this item. Sander, joined Hearst staff. It was Coler, $43.85. 1.026.1 in- - dous a in from the court files of Santa stands upon a different footing from Items ..$ ITB-- Mateikat who. with undertaking for prelate a peared by Mr. Vi II toennn Sander, got Indlvld-oann- in the thousands presented 1.951. 1 see so vast as that of New re county. Why or how this happened repeated double payments to one cou- 910.5D trouble with the authorities three Mexico, Coler is a duplication. This 210.54 On June 3, ,;.1916, Mr. Kelly while wnen he , where- railroad facilities are often ab- now be told as the information aais who knew the claim had already in lye.r, .fo trfeJ ,Mur. was and judg- 1.057.50 8 to 17 from bonds re-- where will' be of service in several criminal sometimes to themselves, pon presented put presenting coupons from Mrs. Richard P. Stagier a ', sent, great mountains often Deen paid ment Mr. Coler, second by Mr. 11.725.05 187 and 188 above also to must be rivers forded actions now It was necessary remembered first by I0.2S1.SI presented pudiation of her testimony against, traversed, anl pending. K inouid also be that is in Boy-E- Information. Seligman. The cancelled coupon the board of loan commissioners an Captain then involved in deserts crossed. to supply this missing th8 0Ter.payment of claims by the District Total $17,201.11 bond a correct list of Interest the file of the case in the alleged number !54 purporting passport frauds. Without the board made for the most part - although Court on which Mr. Seligman secured ITEM I. $1,036.89 to be a pari of the Issue of September Theodore Sutro, an American citiz- CREEL GETS ON PAYROLL coupons upon which numerous Judg- Issue of bonds was of vital In- by the Thet coupons are missing - 29, 1891, to W. N. Coler. This bond len born " Germany, was for two THEN CHANGES OPINION ments were based it was obviously Im- Under the Judgment On October 28, 1915, Mr. Kelly pro- terest to the taxpayers. from file of the Coler case. The years and a half editor in chief of possible to tell whether coupons later one million acres tbe arat s Deutsches His terms of the grant of writer believes Mr. Coler, or the per- Journal". Georie t'rcel. the administration'! submitted for refunding represented a BOVerilraerlt sioners among other Items coupon - . dutie were the chief affent. whose labors in - from fe(Jera, his made a v. ,t.. representinc paper. press state. Ex- son drawing complaint, 5 and 6 from . w-- ll - lawful claim against the ..c ebt - from bond 28, coupons ,.(.,., . at German gatherings, aa as do- propaganda are as "indis- - c(jTer gert(lg tn. In this particular cou- 1 it, nrtI,m.. regarded cept In one case now being Investigat- j mistake listing bonds 208, 209 and 215. wurn 7 from editorial work Sutro is best pensable" wrote for the Moun- ,eft from tn(l proceeds of theg9 ' Rocky sd the information was finally pon. l bonds 208 and 209, coupons 8, 9 and. j known through his connection with tain News on 14th, an it after the bonds are paid ' tTPW ITf din AA a A . - January '2. District Court lands, any, the district attorney 215 ei.ow.wu.aJl Uerman-Amenca- n Alliance the Although the added to the common school Undoubtedly 10 from bonds 208, 209 and and, icu iu. the and edtoriil containing following: is to be to check over the coupons collect-- 0a December 14, 1916, when Mr. his to save its I records were missing the Supreme either failed " n (rom bond 20g. He i attempt charter from "!ntea ,,f standing before the permanent fund, by so much relieving to detect this one Item among j. e"Y was securing the third annulment by Congress. Of Sutro world as a Court records were not where cases tax- or failed ed thereon $1,036.87V4 or ignoring payment triumphant democracy, necessary demands upon the In m wh'.-- is he-fo- re had been appealed. Copies of cou- the a large number ot similar items. 1 ne fractions of a cent. $1,036.89. These .Of the coupons the Spier, case rroreiwr can d. aperry, or Syra- on' man not favored payers. As there Is now available he cuse University, who bis brother. America is now pons and of complaints were found In face of the coupon was $25.00, Interest bad previously been paid as follows: (above) presented through the investigated $300,000 from such proceeds it Santa Fe bank a bond numbered 2C4 German propaganda otensivelv for as a nation ot" commercial hands of the plaintiffs or their at- rfearly $18.85. There is nothing in this state 3 the a will be Coupon To holders at maturity which was the Federal has said: sharks. to devour one an- is clear that large surplus of facts to fraud to any of the exactly like the bond 254 government, willing torneys. As Interest impute of the coupons. discussed other if otlu r is not at hand had as available for the schools. above except as to number. "As editor of Hmrsf's 'pents-rlie- s yanie When this Information been parties concerned. S 10 now t the bonds amounts In Coupons to. To Bird S. Coler An indictment was returned on lie ct a iiciTge vplains that this is sembled the records Of the board of upon thirty second item In size Is $384.75 this J.ivrnal' preat imleY a te The in settlement of case 6301. true only Republican of the roars to 135 per cent of their face item. influence and he j mnt active loan commissioners, consisting presented by lpT. A. Otero for Maud 35 To the National in dissei'miat-n- - Whenever George's treasurer and the dollar of bonds unneceFsarlly Coupon City As yet no full cheek has been made r;(.rnlan rripa- auditor, the ory Otero. The claim is baaed upon in- name is on the federal payroll, the and Paine Bank of Lincoln, Nebraska, for Mr. of the Issue of ser-Kel-ly Me served well, were examined cov- - !sed takes $2.35 from the schools cou- refunding bonds of gan'a. very harks become general coupons 25 to 33 ipclusive and to B. deed, the of in the tamest kind of i them from and previously presented the ies At then the account of ra'ise Germany fi-- th norind from statehood to Do through the taxpayers 32G present u. fill and ornamental h. The sure .rin. sur-- pons 36 and 37 of a bond numbered board of loan commissioners. and this country." 14. 1916. It was this postpones also the time when the duplications fraudulent bonds f cure for a political is ember during and dated March 1, 1892. No bond of Three Indictments were returned b stands: Hexamrr. president of the revolutionary can be devoted to school pur German-America- to hand htm a period that all bonds of series ,"C plus this number and date was ever legally the on these transactions. n Alliance, once government job. were issued. poses. In the case or series "B" bonds grand Jury National Republican. Issued by the county. Whether the Mr. the item of I34.87V& Series B ..$11.11 OS addressed Sutro. "dear friend and features of the Issued to refund the debt of Santa F6 Kelly repaid Series C .. Sl.Sn.3t comrade in One ot the pleasing claim was fraudulent depends upon on 33 on 26, 1917. faithful arms." was com- other than tire railroad debt coupon June WRONG CONCEPTION ABOUT examination the unusually county of claimant of this Total . 102.11 "s Is direct and Immediate the knowledge the ITEM II. $1,981.50. W. .7 tn connection with Sutro work CHOOSING OF SENATORS record Fe every dollar a J. Kellv. Perirs C... ..14SSJ4 11 German-America- plete kept by Santa county bond is like the gen- for tbe n Alliance of the board of burden upon the taxpayers of Santa fact. The exactly On the above date, October 28, 191 5. W. O. Kelly, Series B.., .. 11 829.09 of ths proceedings uine bonds numbered 328 to 501 of there should be aoted in the report Henry Ford evidently imagines he commissioners the and one upon which they Mr. presented to the board of 1ST t county during par- Ft county 1892. Issued to Moore and Kelly of the Congressional committee hear- is living in a monarchy where mem- now more than In- March 1, loan commissioners a claim based 1184 11 ted these railroad bonds were being are paying $28,000 RPld ings oa the bill to dissolve tbe al- - bers of the House of Lords are ap- Schley. Without investigation ef tbe S Issued and refunded and the excellent terest on a Valuation of upon lost coupons from bond 604, Not I annually records it appears on its face repaid ...... lit.lTl.Tt lianca, a letter from Hearst written pointed by the executive, rather than bond kept at that time by the and not yet providing anything county's from bonds 503 and 504 and 7 to It oefora aa interwatioKal al in a republic where members of the register to be a genuine bond. Without direct Of the above Irregular claims the proposing comity clerk. By these records It was for ths ultimate payment of ths debt inclusive from bonds 503, 504, 505 and liance anal promising not emly to give Senate are elected by the people-.- ot of the wooM bw'n J soaaiblo to determine exactly what Series "C bonds have been issued evidence knowledge county 50. He bad himself previously hta off it tfc .f kU p., b.t National Republican. 835821. 336200. 337 104B. SM From 800 to 99. LIEUT. JOHN N. GREENE EMMA ROBERTS DRAFT NUMBERS 404. 38954. 340761. 341594. BOO 407. 8011090. 8021085. 80S 3421032. 343697. 844660. 345 128. 804 1142. 8061176. 800217. I ITALIANS TAKE 003. 346501. 34781. 348040. 8071027. 808371. 809405. 810 ARE ALL DRAWN 349966. 3501040. 351338. 352 1018. 811782. 8121009. 8131157. 173. 363 424. 354489 ; 355180. 814844. 815533. 810455. 817 $45,000,000,000 PEAKS M ALPS 356604. 357266. 858443. 359 197. 818-1- 03. 81979. 820771. 821 643, 360481. 361278. 362581. 511. 822485. 82315. 8241131. AT WASHINGTON 363 815. 364682. 305 184. 366 8.'.'5 1192. 828 8261134. 827025. HUN LEADERS "PEACE TERMS' DIAZ MEN 438. 367344. 308958. 369 030. 1106. atO HURL ENEMY FROM 8291139. 943. 831945. EVERY- 37093.1. 3711137. 372204. 373 832309. 833141. 83420. 835110. CALL FOR ACOUT MOUNTAIN AND CAPTURE 789. THING IN 8IGHT. 374745. 37588. 3761028. 830211. 837748. 8381004. 830 ALPINE STRONGHOLD. Figures Determine How Youths of 377188. 878797. 379537. 380 772, 840 967. 841736. 842729, 843 1072. 381607. 382578. 383431, 805. Are to Be Called 844794. 845539. 840400. 847 Military Age 884192. 3854.10. 386701. 387 104. 848651. 849775. 850012.851 245. FLEET to the Colors. 388418. 389085. 390978. 1082. 852932. 853542. 854980. 855--15- ASK BRITISH WAR HOSPITAL SHIP SOUK 391224. 392493. 393898. 394 85631. 857678. 858890. 859 11.15. 390-7- 27. " 39.1109.1. 808-10- 3971151. 642. 80010,3. 801027. 862746. 63. fe 398114. 399257. 865-9-6. 8641088. 866272. 867 ALL OF BELGIUM AND 81 ICE OF HIGH ARMY OFFICERS SEE IT 989. 8681144. 869 837. 870876. 871 FRENCH AND BRITISH TROOPS From 400 to 499. FRANCE INCLUDED IN PRUS- 124. 872845. 873524: 874934. 875 IMPROVE POSITIONS AND TAKE 400 39. 40185.1, 402346. 403 490. 870780. SIAN DEMANDS. 648. 877314. 878503. 1,400 PRISONERS. 4041145. 405940. 40630. 407 879256. 8SO 1094. 882 First Captule, 246, Drawn by Secre- 977. 8811079. 408925. 409498. 410119.411 53. 883 43. 884142. 88.1846. 886 Baker, and the Rett Proceed! 280. Wealarn Union Newt Uervlca. tary 4121022. 413886. 414296. 1141. 887538. 890 Newapaper in Order New 888391, 889100. Wtrn Newspaper L'nioa Naws Sarvtca. Hew Regis- 4159.12. 416734. 4171167. 418 1020. 891374. 8921065. 893359. rails. Great Britain must turn 893. 420-1- 87. trant Will Be Placed. 419352. 421 1135. 894248. 895134. 896765. 897 over its war fleet to Germany, return London, July 2. A German subma 422512. 425 First. Lieut. John Greene 423813. 424709. 1003. 898358. 890340. Newport Gibraltar to Spain and rectore Egypt rine seventy miles from the Irish coast 160. 42098. 427362. 428360. 429 was the first man to receive the new to Great on the night of June 27 the Washington. The drawing of num- From 900 to 999. and the Suez canal Turkey. torpedoed 632. 4307.11. 432 1098. American medal for valor In battle. 11,000-to- n bers to determine the order In which 431909. Britain, France and the United Stales hospital ship Llandovery 43349. 43469.1. 43,1 640. 430 90080. 901715. 903 youths of the Classen of 1918 will be 902532. must pay Germany an indemnity or at Castle, chartered by the Canadian gov- 1037. 437979. .109. 904 608. railed Into service was con- 438704. 4391179. 90,1201. 000055. least $45,000,000,000. Belgium and ernment and in the service of carry- mllltury 440942. 441 S57. 907127. 908101. 910 BIG PACKERS ACCUSED ducted here June 27 with much the 442432. 443547. 909744. French territory must be surrendered ing wounded and sick from England to 4442,1. 44.14,12. 447 1113. 911475. same ceremony as marked the 4401043. 9121,19. 913380. These are the conditions included in Canada. The ship was then on her way great 480. 448707. 449288. 450 914731. 9151177. 016483. 917 drawing of h year ago. the German peace program published to England. She bad on board 251 per- 310. 451991. 4,1- 2- 2,13. 4.136.17. 905. 918700. 919 -- 170. 020971. FRAUD AND GREED LAID TO BA- The figures show you at a hi in the Nachricbten of Goerliu, Prus- sons, Including eighty meat of the Can- glance 454540. 455 .18. 4.17 921682. 924 what order Is 4.10847. 922144. 92323. SIC INDUSTRIES. Count a member of the adian medical and four- your numlier druwti. 277. 49. - -- sia, by Roon, army corps, 4.1812. 4.19435. 460 92,1350. 920- 473. 927832. wssssssssshSssssssW The numhers num- Prussian House of Lords, according teen women nurses. twenty-fou- r registration "your 802. 928883. 931 J Only ber" comes 40134. 402016. 463349. 929573. 930614. from Ba- I first. The figure accom- to a Havas agency dispatch including the captain, ars reported 404448. 465 433. 4668.16. 407 250. 932388. Padded Expenaea and. Reappraise-ment- a Emma Roberts, the contralto, who panying It tells the order In which It 933569. '93422. sel, Switzerland. was saved. The attack was without warn- 077. 40,8 504, 409654. 470453. 471 93.1437. 936673. 9371186. 938 of Properties Made to Cir- chosen to represent Amsrlca'i was drawn and therefore the order In Count Roon says Germany is en In ing. One of the 061. 472228. 473290. 474717. 475 1053. 939646. 940670. 941585. cumvent U. S. Laws. best typs the musie festival at Ann boats, containing which you will he called for service. titled to the following terms because Arbor and the Bach festival at twelve nursing sisters, was seea Is 149. 476104,1. 477590. 478420. 942214. 943656. 944457. 045 real. great 1 of its strength, and until they are The sisters were From to 99. 479 830. 480430. 481368. 482 21. 046460. 047180. 048866. Bethlehem, Pa. capsize. drowned. 1 1'nlon Nawa Ptrvlce. ized there should be no armistice and ,.'40. 21168. H 818. 4 101U. 584. 4811914. 484 930. 48,11077. 9491008. Of 839. 9.11708. 952 Wlrii Newfpapir no cessation of submarine warfare 2. 6 40!). 8 154. ! 480 1080. 0(t9. Washington. Profiteering on 4 tre Rome, July Heavy attacks 0479. 74111'. 487663. 488112. 489 953394. 954286. 065054. Annexation of with admin f28. 11 r.80. .110. mendous scale In all the Belgium, YEAR'S RECEIPTS LAB6E launched against Monte dl Val Bella 1035.1. 13; 740. lit 490812. 491939. 492948. 493 9.1610.15. 95775. 958672. 959 practically in the interior. 10. 14 15 10 1102. basic commodities of life was istratlve autonomy by the Austrians were repulsed by the 5il. 210. 17 828. 494423. 495687. 4962. 497 900282. 9611000. 9621101. reported of Flanders. 44S. 18 m. 10 21 1175. to the Senate the federal trade com- Independence Italians, the enemy masses being 250. 201007. 947. 498 499 768. 9631161. 804 874. 905938. 968 by Annexation of the entire Flanders 1163. 22410. 2321(8. 24301. 1047. 9071006. 908888. 969854. mission as the result of an exhaustive BIG SUMS FROM LIBERTY BONDS mowed down by artillery firs, accord S5 From 500 to 599. coaBt, including Calais. 17. 26328. 97- 0- 803. ; "Inordinate greed and AND TAXES. ing to the official communication from 27370. 2874. 971563. 87250 073 investigation. Annexation of the Briey and 20061. 30836. HI 018. 32130. 500588. 5011197. 502247. 503 908. 974891. bare-face- fraud," as well as "war headquarters. More than 1,000 prison- 975484. 9761075. Longwy basins and the Toul, Belfort B3 60. 341001. 35322. 36 202. 505918. 977324. 980 for the ers were taken by the Italians. 50405. 506962. 97847. 979674. pressure heavy production," and Verdun regions eastward. 1195. 38-7- 37. 39-6- 24. 507 412. 511 1166. War Bill Totals S1 and 37145. 508561. 5091100. 981126. 9821132. 983732. commission reported as the causes. all her 2,600,000,000, 40-- 470. Restitution to Germany of 41482. 42777. 4311.14 77. 5131138. 9841092. 987 of were Expenditures Past Year Increase Paris. The French airmen 51246. 514309. 98586. 08060. Reappraisements properties colonies, including Kalo-Cha- Sunday 41194. 5151114. 518 783. concerns when it be- Twelve-Fold- . brought down or out of action 45988. 46207. 47017. 616287. 5177.18. 988129. 9891149. 990799. made by great Great Britain to cede to Germany Nearly put 48767. 496H2. 501117. .11 263. 519243. 620227. 5218. 522 991689. 992273. 093724. 994 came evident that the government was twenty-on- e German planes and sat en 1078. such naval bases and coaling stations 52652. 531190. 54817. 107, 5231109. 524713. 525 6,19. 995323. 996395. 997205. about to fix prices on a basis of re- as fire six captlvs balloons, according to 651071. 60S. 998 S21. Germany designates. Weatcrn Newspaper Union Neva 8crvlca. the war 56377. 57447. 58 526392. 527553. 52893. 999375. turn on Investment, the report says, Great Britain must return Gibraltar office announcement. 101J. 532 Washington. In government finan- 59712. 60555. 611174. 529700. 5306.18. 531911. From 1000 to 1099. and salaries1, allowances and expenses to war to 426. Spain, cede Its fleet Ger cial the June 30 821111. 63226. 6457. 05 885. 533904. 534791. 53599. were in many instances padded to restore to and history year ending London. German troops have occu- 507. .136402. .137628. 10001186. 10011143. 1002757. many, Egypt Turkey will go down as a of expense 8870. 671115. 68330. 69 .138841. 539 show increased costs of conducting the Suez canal to period pied Tlflis. the raplUl of the Csusasu TO 1164. 190. 1003183. 10041010. 100,1528. Turkey. hardly dreamed of a decade More 71268. 7278. 73122. 540131. 5411127. 542123. business. must un ago. government and the largest city la tb T4 785. 1006831. 100773. 1008-11- 71. Greece be than $12,600,000,000 out- - 751100. 76608. 77928. 543631. 5441191. 545186. 540 feature of in- is the actual Caucasus district, says a dls 1009993. 1010536. 1011311. 1012 The outstanding its der former King Constantine with since delayed 78279. 79557. 80516. 811200. 347. 547739. 548300. 649900. commission lay July 1, 1917, to meet the patcn rrom MoBCOW, el 1031. 1013378. 1015 vestigation, the reported, frontiers as before the war. multitude Organisation 287. 83742. 84252. 85209. 550629. .1.111011. 552451. 553 1014421, a In- of big bills run up for the - nrlmmm 167. was the evidence of tendency to Austria and will divide ' i,irwnrn... 881025. 1189. 554431. .1.16503. 1016169. 10171129. 1018307. Bulgaria army, the navy, the ship pro - 87177. 88923. 89747. 555204. crease and maintain prices against the Serbia and building ion ha, bee h G 00199. 91209. 557903. 5,18871. 559587. 560 1019075. 1020946. 1021384. 1022 Montenegro. gram, aeroplane construction, coaBt 924. 93753. 1116. forces of competition. Great France and the Unit nmnB 04778. 95306. 120. 56101.1. ,102194. 5631.10. 1023820. 1024759. 102.1 Britain, defense requirements, other govern- - 90320. 07822. 730. Of all the disclosed by ed States must all of 08239. 99859. 50410.10. .10,1781. 50094. .107 1026401. 1027515. 1028 big profits pay Germany's ment activities and the needs of the 111. the the the war the a mfn 1029824. 1030175. investigation, report says, costs, indemnity being ' Wa8nngton.Tn. vmti gt,tM From 100 to 199. 149. 568260. ,109577. 570 773, 1031491. lui IUOI lean UHUB IU llliailCU 1032-4,- 18. of meat and those lmum of also government has formally tc 571 265. 5721033. 10331121. 1034953. profits the packers $45,000,000,000. They purchases of war materials in this presented 100130. 101500. 102229. 103 573156, with flour mill- must to raw the Turkish the 970. 575407. 57667. 1035523. 1036146. 1037852. 1038 allied them, and by the agree deliver materials country. government report 1010. 104851. 1051093. 1061133. 5771026, 1124. ers stand the thnt Turkish troops attacked and sack 5781165. 579956. 580786. 581 10399. 1040331. 1041 foremost, despite fixing Immediately. In peace times the government 107397. 108405. 1091120. 110 20. 1042601. 1043551. 10441081. of prices by the government. France and Belgium are to remain ed an American hospital at Tabria 1101. 700. .1821082. 583800. 584811 spent less than $1,000,000,000 annually, 111809. 112319. 11370. at until the -- hhuiL. '. Persia, and selxed the American eon 104.11150. 1046600. 1047556. 1048 occupied their expense with- v . ihaaw L a. onn rum . 117 58.1770. 586289. 5871159. 588 uuuiiiVU Ul lUV I ,a VV.VVV, , 1141009. 115575. 118108. 327. 1049720. 10,101017. 1051 CHANGE IN PRICE OF WHEAT. conditions are carried out. 000 wn a request ror aa 118-3.- 40. 589913. 590182. 59138. 592 which the government spent in . .. 640. 17. 119300. 120114. 334. 1052220. 1054 p .104. .193882. 594333. 1053255. the three months of war , 121579. 122589. 123112.1. 124 895790. 242. New Rates of Railroad Board preceding 81 .19079.1. 697624. 598693. 599 10.15591. 10.16863. 1057951. Freight DR. VON KUEHLMANN RESIGNS. the fiscal year, the war's cost in mon- 466. 125792. 1261107. 127719. 10.18500. Cauae Prices. 309 00.1. 1059100. 1060849. 1061 Higher ey to date has been $13,800,000,000. Washington. Capture of Ger 128820. 129308. 131 A in the 130302. 486. 1002910. 1003115. 1064 Washington. change gov- Kaiser Reported Furious Minister's War activities now drain about man prisoners near Chateau Thierry 401. 1321120. 13328. 1341089. From 600 to 699. 877. ernment of wheat was an- and the 1065399. 1066291. 1007403. price Peace Talk. a day from the nation's public destruction of three German 135881. 13089. 1371147. 138 603 1068892. 1070-0- 34. 1071 nounced necesaltu.cd, it was declared 0001060. 601647. 002232. 1009326. Paris. Dr. von Kuehlmann offered treasury, and in June the running ex airplanes by American avtatora wai 454. 139151. 140691. 141937. 142 033.' 650. 1074 the Food Administration, by the 604903. 60,1754. 606351. 1072409. 1073827. by his as sec- penses were ereater ever before.. reported by General Pershing In aa of 787. 1431007. 144807. 879. new resignation German foreign than 145807. 0071021. 008021. 009559. 010 1075441. 1076496. 1077 establishment of freight rates by loans to allies to less f,clal communique, 146793. 147800. 848. retary on the 2Gth, says a Zurich dis- though dropped 14890. 149294. 9.19. 011517. 612868. 613284. 1078611. 1079583. 1080354. the Railway Administration. The than In month since 1,10522. 1510.1. 1.13 patch to the Journal. The dispatch any April, 1917, 152752. 1081997. 1082994. 1084 statement follows: - 61456.1. 61,1054. 610804. 0177. 1083376. adds It is believed the when the United States became a bel- Rome, July 1. Attacking the Au 1169. 1.14 411. 15.1519. 1.10125. 109. 1087 "After consideration of all factors that emperor 61827. 619474. 620029. 021 1085996. 1086878. k will ligerent. lines on the Asiagr 1571035. 1.1830.1. 1.19825. ItlO 249. 1090 tiie Food Administration announced accept the resignation. 541. 6222.11. 02310.17. 624910, 1088281. 1089261. for the without ree - plateau, the Italians have taken Mont 021. 101829. 162270. 1631190. 215. on Following von Kuehlmann's speech Receipts year, 62.106,1. 620640. 0271038. 628 1091814. 1092950. 10935. the price basis various markets for of - di 800 164 45. to the in which he ords the last two days, were re- Valbella, captured prisoners and 16572. 106570. 167135. 1036. 630 163. 1094290. 10951103. 1090363. 1097 the grades of No. 1 northern spring, Reichstag said 629415. 6311024. would not come ported as follows: have held it against repeated rountel 1681029. 109 275. 170304. 171 63.1 163. 1098873. No. 1 hard winter. No. 1 red peace through military 032570. 033720. 634897. 199919. winter, Liberty loans, $7,563,000,000: Income attacks. 212. 172390. 173906. 17461. 175 No. 1 and No. 1 hard white as effort, the kaiser was reported to be 702. 0301015. 0372,10. 63811,18. 1100 durum and excess - 696. 179 From to 1200. furious at him. Hert-lin- profits taxes, $2,115,000,- The Italian attack was not limited 176234. 17791. 178743. 039233. 640550. 641262. 642 follows: Summoning of 180-11- 000 (with probably $500,000,000 or to Monte di Valbella. On left bask 405. 62. 18151. 182348. 183 1100283. 11011039. 1102100. New to headquarters after word of ths 8.13. 643179. 6441. 64552. 646 York, $2.39; Philadelphia more yet to come miscellaneous of the Brenta the beurhl 244. 18463. 1.851198. 186231, 1170. 1103779. 1104117. 11051199. $2.39; Baltimore. NewDort Kuehlmann's intention to remain in in); they captured 647920. 6481110. 6490, $2.38; internal revenue sources, $863,000,000; of Sasso Rosso, Just north of the vll 187703. 188613. 1891173. I!t0 6.13 1106571. 1107723. 1108139. News. Min- office had been circulated, may indi- 6.10858. 0.1110.12. 6.121070. $2.38; Ouluth, $2.22; war $296,-Mag- e 835. 194 1100 3fl). cate savings and thrift stamps, of Valstagna. 19141. 192974. 193875. 312. 6.14381. 6,154.16. 6.16 106. 1110609. 1111133. neapolis, $2.21; Chicago, $2.2C; St. the kaiser intends to take a fur- 317. 196 000,000; customs (tariff revenue), Attacking the Germans 1951051. 416. 197274. 0.19 .197. 660 1112105. 111342. 1114213. 1115 Louis, $2.24; Kansas City, $2.18; Oma- ther hand In the matter. suddenly 057219. 05824. $178,000,000; miscellaneous revenue, two widelv sena rated aeotora Fn-e- a 19884. 199902. 170. 111010.19. 1117393. 1118 $2.18; New Gal- 917. 00114. 6021193. 663595. ha, Orleans, $2.28; $287,000,000; Panama canal $5, 200 235. 11191178. 1120550. 1121 U. S. Revenues Total tolls, and British troops have Improved their From to 299. 664 1090. 66.110.1. 606703. 667 veston, $2.28; Tacoma, $2.20; Seattle, $3,672,000,000. 846,000. The also In 870. 1122915. 1123683. 1124 government took positions greatly and 200833. 201367. 202637. 203 602. 60S 710. 609010. 670237. $2.20; Portland, $2.20; Astoria, $2.20; Washington. Internal revenue col- from o'. raptured l." 476.' 112.1526. 1126174. 1127 $8,4;8,000,000 the sale certifi- prisoners. 82. 20400. 20.110. 206299. 671471. 072266. 6731002. 674 San Francisco, $2.20; Los Angplel lections for the fiscal year which end- cates of indebtedness 525. 1128341. 11291030. 1130 redeemed later The British repulsed an enemy as- 210 416. 075 520. $2.20. ed June 30 totaled coin-pare- 207203. 208210. 2091112. 6761064. 677572. 933. $3,672,000,000, In the year; $1,020,000 from postal OHO 1131499. 1132373. 1133 "The basis for No. 2 wheat will b! sault near Merria, near where the Ger 718. 211548.' 212315. 213984. 678430. 679944. 71. 681 with $800,000,000 the year be- savings bonds; $19,160,000 deposited 711. 1134006. 1135987. 1136 3 cents below No. 1 and the baais fot mans were driven back east of N'iepp 814574. 215957. 216 1090. 217 887. 0S2 208. 083002. 084671. fore, and with $3,400,000,000 which it for purchase of one 598. 1137345. 1138390. 1139 No. 3 wheat 7 centB below No. 1. year treasury forest on Friday. The British official 191. 218153. 21982; 220530. 685178. 680079. 687896. 088 was estimated the war revenue meas notes under the federal reserve act, 889. 11401008. 1141738. 1142 GradeB below No. 3 will be dealt in statement mentions heavy German ar 22199.1. 2221187. 223427. 224 704. 689798. 690386. 091336. ure passed by Congress last fall would and $10,240,000 for 408. 11431019. 1144908. 1145 on deposited retire fire before Amiens, near Albert, 238. 22.1147. 221V 622. 227702. 092012. 69319. 6944.19. 095 sample." yield. ment of national bank and re- tlllery 1119. 1146544. 1147982. 1148 federal north of near Arras la 228980. 229801. 2301048. 231 230. 096998. 69710.18. 698196. serve bank notes. the Scarpe, sad 1013. 1149425. 1150502. 1151 Georgia Ratifies Dry Amendment. the of northwest of 419. 23255. 23333. 23450. 699494. Senate Passes Big Army Bill. The of region Festubert, 1140. 11.12931. 11531182, 1154 Atlanta, Ga. Georgia became the big proportions government Lens. ' 235862. 230285. 237535. 238 From 700 to 799. Washington The army financing this year are shown 614. 1155121. 1156901. 1157 thirteenth state to ratify the prohibi- appropria sharply There Is a report that Alexis Roman- 839. 239 1042. 240102. 241714. tion bill $12,089,000,000 the by comparison with records of the pre- 700318. 7011046. 702 1S5. 703 444. 1158725. 11.19774. 1160 tion amendment to the federal consti- carrying off, son of the former Russian 242429. 243810. 244688. 245 221. largest single budget in world ceding year, itself a record. Then or- rmprr 1002. 704796. 10,1562. 706 1161705. 1162162. 1163 tution, both houses of the Legislature history or, is alive, notwithstanding dispatch 48; 240549. 247206. 24813. 800. 1164810. 1165132. 1166 was passed by the Senate without a dinary expenses were $1,147,000,000; 2.10477. 669. 707842. 708383. 709098. adopting ratification resolutions. es telling of his recent death. 249254. 251353. 2523. 1123. 1167488. 1168981. 1189 rollcall. Much important legislation loans to allies, $875,000,000, or a total 8531104. 2.14342. 2.15321. 2.16 710680. 711439. 712722. 713 of more British casualties during the moatn 1180. 941. 1170788. 1171960. 1172 American Ordered to was added by the Senate, but no than $2,000,000,000. Ordinary 64. 257924. 258108. 2.19 56 714635. 715339. 716990. Troops Italy. revenue ware of June totaled 141,147. This comparas 449. 1173413. 1174894. 1175 General un change was made In the present army receipts $1,U8,000,000 260372, 261198. 262442. 203 717922. 71859. 719505. 720 Washington. Pershing, and on the first with total casualties reported during 531. 118. 1176681 1177271 117807. der Instructions from se- draft age limits. payments Liberty 137. 264545. 205776. 260626. 721506. 72237. 7231130. Washington, loan amounted to May of 166.802. 724 187. 72573.1. 726364. 727 1179325. 1180721. 1181832. lected a regiment of to be $1,466,000,000. 267297. 268 111S. 269267. 270 infantry Train Wreck Victims 1184. 72836. 7291066. 73068. 1182236. 1183045. 11841054. sent to Baker an- Buried. Italy, Secretary German-Owne- d Death Toll Reach 604. 271193. 272155. 273999. Fifty-thre- e May Fifty. 731534. 732741. 733861. 735 118.1379. 1180389. 1187834. nounced. Chicago. victims of the Wharves Seised. 274543. 275823. 27611.12. 277 e Sioux 1041. 1188850. 1189019. 1190171. Hagenbeck-Wallac- circus train wreck Washington. President Wilson City, Iowa, July I. Burrowing 216. 278240. 279992. 736949. 73729,1. 738784. by under tons of 2801140. 742 1191468. 1192301. 1193527. were buried here In the Showman's took over deep wreckage, flroaten 283-9- 7391023. 7408.1. 741755. McLaughlin of Denver Wins Cup. proclamation formally the 281 1083. 282-1- 58. 85. 284 and volunteers removed snore 195. 743417. 74497.1. 74.1592. 1194568. 1195750. 1196152. Kansas City. The International As- Rest, in Woodlawn cemetery. wharves and docks of the North Ger- thirty 884. 28586.1. 286618. 2871128. bodies from the of the ftsft 746686. 747716. 748926. 749 1197684. 1198090. 1199936. sociation of Rotary Clubs' convention man Lloyd and Hamburg-America- wreckage 288638. 289270. 29011. 291 which aft- 428. 7.10438. 751329. 7521005. 1200225. made announcement of the award of Wilson Gets $1,610,000,000 Naval Bill. Steamship Companies at Hoboken. building, collapsed Saturday 1130. 292880. 293552. 294927. ernoon, and announced that ths toll of 753172. 754161. 755356. 7.16 All youths whose numhers were the golf cup to R. A. McLaughlin of Washington. Congress completed 29589. 298241. 297464. 298 110.8. drawn will be to ths disaster may reach 7.1783. 7.18566. 7.191097. assigned the various Denver. the $1,610,000,000 naval appropriation Two "Y" Men Cited for Bravery. fifty. 885. 2991004. five classes on the basis of Information 76090,1. 761387. 762472. 763 bill and sent it to the President for his Paris. Two American Y. M. C. A. From 300 to 399. furnished In the now be- Can Bonds. 766. 764623. 765313. 7661076. questionnaire Pipe Line Increases Granted. signature. W. D. Howell of Detroit Exchange Liberty 300766. 30135. 302644. 303 mailed nut. workers, and 76744. 7681172. 709478. 770 ing Washington. General increases in the Rev. a Washington Holders of first and 118. 804630. 305976. 3066.15. 116. 771 1056. New will be at Murray Bartlett, formerly 772514. 773138. registrants placed the rates for distributing petroleum by U. 8. Casualties Total 10,383. in the second Liberty bonds may convert 107676. 308513. 309869. 310 the foot of the list In each class In chaplain Philippine Islands, 77492. 775343. 776497. 777053. southwestern Pennsylvania pipe line Washington. Casualties have them Into bonds of the third loan, 1034. 8111183. 312393. 31362. the order their numbers sre drawn. in the been cited for bravery. 778096. 779164. 780599. 781093. companies were allowed. American expeditionary forces thus bearing 4 per cent Interest. 1141014. 3151100. 318303. 317 7821044. 783907. 784733. 785 Indications are that sll new regis far reported total 10,383. Rescue 24 From Sunken Ship. B87. 818895. 319688. 320964. 872. 7861074. 787973. 788292. trants placed In Class 1 will be called Tsdrow U. S. 324 Reappointed Attorney. Halifax, N. S A boatload of sail Textile Workers Strike for Raise. 1211163. 322709. 323843. 789181. 79- 0- 422. 7911158. 702 before the end of the year and that President Wilson re- Washington. Week'e British Losses Totsl 3(,620. ors from an American vessel sunk by Lowell, Mass. Mors than l.tH 728. 3251122. 82618. 3271105. 1081. 7031148. 794382. 796067. only a few months will elapse before nominated B. Tedrow of Denver 320 14S. 331 whose Harry London. British casualties for the a submarine off the Atlantic coast union workers In ths textile mills In 128819. 880482. 96686. 797140. 798835. 799 those numbers are draws last as federal for the district of 440. 332223. 3331086. 334620. 22. will be called, attorney week ending June 25 total 985 officers was landed by a fishing vessel at this city went on strike tor II per Colorado. and 35,635 men. Shelburne, N. S. cent Increase la wages. WORTH KNOWING The United States bureau of stand- Invention Constantly Imsreved. Dynamite Blast Kills Twenty Miners. Congress Appropriates t35.000.000.000 Bill to Increase darks' Hours Vstesd. Order 2,000 Executed for Revolt ards has a labor-savin- g de- developed The storage battery or electric ac- Virginia, Minn. At least twenty Washington. The world's first $35.- - Washington. President Wilson ve- Paris. There have seen rrbstlksos vice color tests of cottonseed cumulator of was to Minnesota Is the latest state to bar making Faure first exhibited miners are known be dead as the 000,000,000 congress was a toed the legislative, executive and ju- outbreaks among ths of the oil. In reality garrisons alien teachers. London 37 yesrs sgo. Since then result of an explocion of dynamite, Monday when tbe laat annronrlatinn dicial appropriation bill on account of cities of Oyor aad Pecs, Hangary, as a Mrs. Rebecca Mayo, still the Invention been Im- a Congressman Nolan of California is age ninety, hss greatly set off by bolt of lightning during a measure of this session was Introduced a provision increasing the hours of result of which t.vOt of the salutary conducts a shoe store In Province-tow- Edison and and Is storm the mine. molder by trade. proved by others, at 8ilver Thousands in the United States House of Repre- - work for government clerks from sev- involved In the mutiny have noen con Mass. She has had of now to the tons of ore caved It la proposed to give London (Eng- charge successfully applied opera- of in, burying the sentativea. Including; loans to the al en to hours a day. demned to death, according to re soils the In- eight land) firemen an Increase of 15 shil- business since her husband died, tion of street cars and other uses. twenty men. Several others were lies, authorised in 1875. expenditures at this received by the Matin. Both Aansrls lings ($3.75) a week until after the jured seriously. session totaled $31,189,000,000. President Asks Federal Wire Control, and Hungary are affected by the revo- All Hand war. printers among the Russian pris- Steady Imperative. Washington. Government control lutionary movement which is aw Id to McDonald two en- oners in are A hsnd In affairs It Canada Has 400,000 in War. of Barry years ago Germany being kept busy steady military State War Declared in Archangel and operation of ,the nation's telegraph be In progress on n large scale m Aus- on In more In tered the Columbus (O.) prison weigh- propaganda books Russian, to requisite thsn peace, becsnsc I.ondon. Canada already has sent Moscow. A state of war has been and telephone systems was recom- tria. Violent demoast rations are re- 200 When released the the kaiser and an error committed in war men an- ing pounds. popularise everything may prove 400,000 to the war, and has proclaimed' in the province of Archan- mended to Congress by President Wil- ported to have occurred in tsntiew other day he weighed 340 pounds. German. irremediable. Bacon. other 100,000 in reserve. gel. son. cities. Garbage wagons in German city The flag pole on top of s tower on either a York hotel mount- D. re arranged to be drawn by New has been so Keep Cheerful. Former A, ft. Head Indicted. U. 8. Commission to Visit Slavs. and Colonels Promoted.' Sink 2U.S3 Tons tn Month. or electric the latter ed it can be lowered Into a tubu- Ton find refreshed Brigadiers horses tractors, that yourself by tin New York. Fo.lowlng an investiga- tor Washington. Allied and newtral 36 cent to or of cheerful not Washington. Plana sending a Washington. Nominations of eight bering per cheaper oper- lar rasing for painting repairing. presence people; why tion of the financial affairs of the Na- commission to shipping sunk by Germ as dar- Two Mt. re- make ernest efforts Russia to assist that brigadier generals in ths national ate. Holyoke college girls, to confer that tional Emergency Relief Society, Mrs. tweaty-eib- t In country economically and industrially to be and of forty-th- ing tbe first days Msy An electrically operated tremolo at- cently hired as drivers of milk routes pleasure on others? Ton will And William former di- army major generals Cumining Story, have advanced to the ree- totaled 233.63S gross tons, according to tachment for Instruments has In South Mass., have half the battle Is gained If yon will point where it colonels to be brigadier gen- stringed Hadley. proved rector general of tbe Daughters of the estimates made tbe Deasirt-men- t. de- so never is possible to announce on official erals were sent to the Senate Pres- by Nary been Invented which produces the efficient that they will be retained allow yosrself to say anything American Revolution, was indicted by Senator Beckham of effects when buttons are In Jobs. authority that the personnel of the ident Wilson. Knrtnrky sired their gloomy. here on charges of grand larceny, commission announced In Senate. 20,-0- is now being discussed. the pressed. It Is estimated that there are petit larceny and conspiracy. A Plttsfield man tons of coal, which can be re- Thousands of Ants In Hill. Americans Blow Up Railway Station. (Mass.) young ' Enemy Raiders Active Near U. S. be- An hill two In con- eaceful Intervention tn Russia. en started to move to another town. claimed from the Schuylkill river ant feet height 'Bulgarians Urge War Greece, With the' American Armies In Washington. Shipping oeu rathag tn to about 03,000 ts When he looked around for hat tween Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, tains ants, according Washington. President Wilson is Amsterdam. Bulgaria la demand France. An American bombing squad the area east of longttsoe aaftsa es observations and extend- Austria-Hu- n wear up street he fonnd that every Pa. Several washer! take coal from ths counting, for peaceful, not forceful. Intervention ing that Germany and ron blew up the railroad station and latitudo of Cape Race and IV i da nc he owned had been packed and the river bed when the weather pet ing over two years, carried oat by a o rehabilitate Russia and expel the gary declare war on Greece, the Kress yards at Conflans (twenty miles east has been warned of enemy actrvtu.- - skipped to his new home. Kmlts. well-know- n naturalist. Hun. Zeltung states. of Verdun) and returned aafely. tbs Navy Depaitmont ana - - - -- YANKEES DRIVE . ..jffiFTXZK - - wSMr? I Our Part in Feeding the Ilattonj FOES FROM VAUX on ifz

United BUtes of (Special Information Service, Department Agriculture.) AMERICANS ANNIHILATE BOCHE KED CROSS EXPLAINING ONE FARM PROBLEM FORCE AND HOLD ALL GROUND TAKEN. 4 . Manu ships bearino MAKE GAINS and wounded 1, :. s$$f8i ITALIANS nurses .soldiers have been tar- e BRITISH ADVANCE ON SOMME the IN gets for German FRONT AND FRENCH WIN dm. AISNE-MARN- RAIDS. U-Bo- ats mmmmcrtmmmm Wralera I nlon New. Hervic. With Uie American Force' on the Marne, July 3. All entire German regiment has been virtually annihilat- f K ed in the fighting wobI of Hill 2U4, ac- cording to official information. The attack by the Americans ou tho Vaux positions was so terrific that they swept right through the enemy lines, and had their object been to continue the advance they could have done so with the greatest ease, as virtually 111: I I ES3TS 1 before them had been I Jm. everything W iMmm cleared. So great was the enthusiasm of the men, the officers in some cases had to look sharp to keep them from going beyond the set objectives. 1 Hs. It is not improbable tnat the Ger- ' mans are planning another counter at- tack for the coming dark ho rs, but preparations have been niadtj to meet them. The Hie Farm and Littenere the County Agent It Telling City Importance A vast quantity of material, consid- of Good Seed Corn and How to Select It. ering the size of the operations, Is being taken to t.a rear, but probably not be tabulated for several federal They are exten- will days. specialists. of the COUNTY AGENT sion workers of the United States de- In the fightiug west Vaux of and the state Americans, aided by the French, partment agriculture and colleges. stormed several enemy nests or the The number now at work represents killed captured occupants; BECOMES LEADER an increase of more than 4,000 over then turned the guns the other way, tbem the those at work July 1, 1017. About 600 using enectlvely against over number enemy rear areas. emergency agents the 20-2- 1 The of The Americans penetrated the ene- night of March (1!7). lorpetlointf working in May, 1018, were at work in this la Included In the list of achieve Hat Come to Act as Clearing my's lines to a depth of about a kilo- By RALPH E. CROPLEY, hospital ship June, 1818. ments ciulmnd by as retrted In the Ger- Be-twe- meter and a half on a front of four In New York Tribune. House of en This is the of this division man strength kilometers. ECENTLV we have had auother rec- wireless press message yesterday." of the food production forces: The Asturias didn't 43 died In City and Country. Late reports from the advanced ord of Gerniun barbarity In the tor- sink, although Regular.Emergency.Total. the tragedy. Including two women, and 3! were 2,129 front brought back through a heavy pedoing of the hospltul ship Kewn, County agent work. .1,018 ,H6 we The rendered her as Home aemoniirauon enemy barrage confirmed the earlier made dramatic because the missile ships before entered the war and were driving injured. torpedo helpless, 407 1107 Laws work 1,600 statements that the Americans have of destruction struck her where the neutral nmbulunce.s. hpr rudder had been carried awny. Captain CAN WHERE NEEDED Boye' and girls' club drove the for shoul water. As she DIRECT. work 163 961 1.U4 reached their and are hold- red cross of was on When we entered the war, naturally they weren't sinking ship objective mercy puluted If did suc-c- c e to when was off the shore of Cornwall, he every point. her side, as if It were a bull's-ey- going to return to the United States enlist rocky 4,580 6.169 ing In the Total The German counter attack, which for Just such murderous shots. I wus they could enlist In their country's military forces 'd benching her the chances of savtug ship Hun would be All Laws of was None of Hla Time Can Be Devoted to 'waa fiercely conducted, resulted In th speuking to a merchant ship In France and get at punishing the earlier slight. Captain thought home. Ameri- to her somewhere where she wouldn't sink ere Work Doea Not Concern AsrsAsAsAsirsirsi!tsrsftsirsftsa Americans further their 9about It and asked htm why he had given up the than the fellows at These captured get That increasing can aviators Germany speaks about had her wounded had been removed. ely RED CROSS PIG CLUB number of prisoners. Virtually the re- command of a certain British hospltul ship, a berth apparently Agricultural Development-Lik- ? on them certificates nf service they had rendered As luck would have It, the Asturias took matters to Be Man. mainder of the enemy attacking force which to my landsman's eyes had neenieU to be the Buty s Into her own hands and In the missed a waa annihilated. easiest on the sea today In spite of instum-e- like white driving American neutral anibulunces. darkness The county agent In Carroll i distorted In rounded a headland and ou one An American the Rewn. As usual, Germany has the truth. reef, brought up The and the strengthening of county, Mississippi, started out air squadron, composed to a of the few benches to be found the growth half-hou- mu this instance she wishes give semblance sandy along - of nine had a r He didn't look at us he answered. He looked simply the agent system has resulted last wlnter to combine pork pro- machines, thrilling she Is to muke to Cornwall shore line. After three In com- county of far out through his cublu port at the tower of tho of excuse for the attempts going years In almost all cases In the agents duction aud Red Cross work. fight north Chateau Thierry to mand of several times a week the county Wool worth building. He Dually told me that In lessen the number of ships available transport her, crossing be as agri- He tried to get 2,500 people with a German flight squadron well as coming to recognized the spite of the It was easier on him lo take a our boys overseas, because every hospital ship Channel ami running the risk of mines, as in ac- each to raise one pig to be of the same number. At least three of dunger cultural leaders their counties, J merchant ship or a transport the war zone sunk has to be replaced with some ship in military seeing the agony of human beings he transported. United known as a Ked Cross pig. In--S the German planes were driven down, through cording to reports to the than to have his heart torn asunder the suffer- or civil service. Captain Laws, like many other hospital sti'p skip- stead of 2,500 members, he got plunging to the earth, and up to 6 by States department of agriculture. ing of Immunity he liuil seen on The first hospital ship the Huns sank was the pers, collapsed. He's made several attempts to go 3,000 In a that has o'clock last night two of the Americans hospital ships; to sea Help for City and Country. county only men mid in men wounded rortugal, flying the Itusslnn flag. She was anchored again, but his nerve Is gone. ' voters. In , bad not returned. gassed wrliliim; ugony; The county agent has come to act 1,600 September or mutilated out of sheer off Rlzek, a HlacU sea port, when at about eight The nation responsible for the murder n Nurse & the club members are to On the British front in the deviltry. Frlghtfulness Cavell aa the clearing house of sendjj Picardy waste of manhood because the kaiser wanted to o'clock on the morning of March 17, 1916, a accepted the Asturias Incident with 3,000 to the St. Louis mar-- area Field Marshal Haig's troops have Willi He Is available to both the city man hogs dominate the world Hint's what he saw on a hos- periscope was seen approaching. The Portugal had if not satisfaction. For the Germans ket. This will mean a contrl 9 been forced hard to hold their new line stated : and the country man and can trans- pital ship; and when his ship of mercy, like tho no wounded on board simply her hospital stuff, blandly button estimated at $10,000 to t northeast of AmienB, where on be remarkable the mit from one to the other requests for Sunday Rewa, was torpedoed without wuriiiug and he man- which Included ninny nuns and her full crew. The "It would, moreover, that di- the Red Cross, In addition to forced the Germans out of a In tbe case of the Asturias should help and offers of help. He can night they aged to beach her before she sunk he went Russian government had notified the central pow- English have more for the country and valuable on the simply abstained from the of rect, to places where it is needed, farm pork position high ground to pieces, as have many hospital ship commuudcrs ers that the Portugal was a hospital ship and had customary procedure using 5 more for Carroll county, of mu- labor offered; he can assist farmer in money near Bouzincourt, north Albert. before him. obtained from them a recognition of her status. hospital ships fur the transport of troops and A $25 Is given j the other of the front nitions." their problem of market- registered pig On parts there Every hospital ship sunk means that the allies She was properly marked under the ruling of both each month as a prize to the were In which pris- The Asturias was from France. That ing; be can Inform chambers of com- J raiding operations must replace It with a ship which has been carry- the Hague and Geneva conventions. returning U- member whose pig has made were British Is a sufficient answer to merce, county councils of defense, oners taken both by the ing food and munitions. That Is Germany's game. Of course, nobody thought for one Instant that Germany. 5 the were re- Ten later the Gloucester Castle was tor- merchants' associations and other ur- greatest gain. and the French. The Germans Finding her submarine warfare was not succeeding the submarine would attack ths Portugal, and days ban of the before the pulsed In several raiding attempts. as she had hoped, she lessens (he of her there was no until, when about 200 feet awny, pedoed without warning In mldchannel. All the bodies, problems totiunge panic wounded were farmers In his county; in general he General Diaz strengthened appreci- enemies by fouler menns still and covers her the submarine fired a torpedo which missed Its successfully removed from the ship up and casualties were five medical ia in to act aa the medium his position between Aslago and dastardly motives by officially mark. Then the beast circled around the anchored the officers, nine a position Aid Farmers. ably saying: 38 which the town will meet the the Brent in the operations of Satur- "The German can no suffer of and fired a second torpedo at close nursing sisters and Royal Army Medical corps through government lunger ship mercy men. 11 needs of and the country When a business concern wants to and Sunday in which Monte di Val that the BrltUh should forward The second missile struck the Portugal In Ou April the Berlin official wireless again the country day government troops range. a notification will meet the needs of the town. borrow money it makes a business Bella, Col del Rosso and Col dl Chelo and munitions to the main theater of war under the engine room. There was a terrific explosion cynically published that the Glouces- statement the oi ter Castle waa torpedoed by a thus re- Must Concentrate Efforts. showing Inventory were taken. cover of the Bed Cross, and It therefore declares within her and the lni'l broke In two. money invested at the beginning and now on no was 21 nuns, moving any possible doubt In tbe matter. agent is required to that from enemy hospital iihlp will be Tbe loss of life on the Portugal Every county end of the year the money taken in of Red Then on April 17 the hospital ships Donegal and know and observe his services be- Sixty Die In Shell Plant Blaet. allowed In the ea zone comprised between a line who were acting as nurses ; 24 others the that the year, the expenses and the crew and Lanfranc were sunk by Tbe British ad- to all the in his county, during London. An explosion occurred in drawn from Flamborough Head to Tetuchelling on Cross staff, as well as 21 of the Russian long people With this statement a banket whom were miralty announced: hut it is evident that none of htt time profits. national shell filling .factory in the the one hand and Ushant and Land's End on the 19 of the French, totaling 85, all of knowa whether or not it Is safe to ths whatso- "The Donegal carried slightly wounded cases, be to work doea not Midlands. Between and other. If in this sea zone after the expiry of tbe ruthlessly murdered without any reason ran given that loan to this company In other sixty seventy all British. Of these. 29 men, as well ss 12 of the concern He money lost their Uvea. stated time any enemy hospltul ship Is encountered ever. agricultural development. words, whether the company has a persons of the crew, are missing and presumed drowned. The Is in the to atlmulate it will be considered ss a vessel of war and It will The next torpedoing of note was that placed county good chance of securing profitable re- British Lanfranc, In addition to 234 wounded British ofU Therefore, he mus con- LIEUT. JACKSON DIE8 IN FRANCE be attacked without further ceremony." new White Star liner Britannic, the largest good fanning. turns from a further Investment Id wished lo cers and men, carried 167 wounded German prbv fine himself to work on definite prob- And knowing full well that no allied hospital ship afloat and one which the Germans their business. A company with a Four Other Colorado and Four Wyo- the oners, a medical personnel of 52 and a crew of ueces-ear- y ships were carrying either troops, munitions or remove from competing with their ships at lems affecting farmers. It la as shown such Men in Casualties. 123. Of these the are and com- good business, by ming anything which they shouldn't In their garb of end of the war. The Britannic was sunk in the following missing pre. for bim to utlliseathe aid of haa credit Denver. Lieut. Roland Jackson oi sumed drowned: to the fullest statement, usually good mercy, Germany has lessened tonnage by sinking Egean sea, and that but 50 lives were lost out of munity organizations and can borrow money cheaply. Colorado stepson of Helen had aboard "Two wounded British officers. It is within his duties to Springs, the hospital ship Britannic (50,000 tons), Asturlas the 1,100 wounded and large crew she stent and farmers In this Hunt Jackson, famous novelist, wat went in 53 "Eleven wounded British, other ranks. the town bow There are many (11,400 tons), Gloucester Castle (7.000 tons), Is remarkable, considering she dowq Impress upon people In action In around Zel-tun- R. A. M. C. staff. country who keep records of what killed the fighting Donegal (1,097 tons), Salta (7,284 Lanfranc minutes. A German newspaper, the Kleler "One vital their Interest and help la to the to a mes- tons), they have on hand at the beginning Chateau Thierry, according (6,275 tons), Dovtf Castle (8,200 Rewa was the first to admit publicly that a torpedo "Five crew. formers. S. tous), received hla W. I.Ian-dove- fur- wounded German officers. and end of the year and of what they sage by father, (7,267 tons), Glenart Castle (9,000 tons), y and not a mine had caused the disaster, and "Two In the war emergency the county what These in Colorado "Thirteen wounded German, other ranks. are not the take In and they spend. Jackson, Springs. Castle (10,000 tons), and othera amounting ther stated: agents only representing can more Tbe War (Department announced for hundred and fifty-tw- o wounded German and the men borrow money easily to over 200,000 tons. "The Britannic was transporting fresh troops "One agricultural colleges depart- than most farmers be- the death of Private Buster Anderson so our sub- were rescued British boats at but and cheaply Germany has already begun paving the way to our enemies. If she had not been doing prisoners by patrol ment of agriculture, are assisting to show Creek boy, who risk of themselves cause they have the figures Ellsworth, Cripple lessen American tonnage by sinking our hospital marine would never, of course, have torpedoed the Imminent being torpedoed." the food administration, the treasury waa killed on June 11 "somewhere la 2Cth of sank the the banker. whenever we get any. On 1, 1018, she her." And then on the February they department, the war department, the ships Hay from to But before a farmer borrows any France." officially notified the world that On November 24, 1916. shortly after the Britan- Glenart Castle, bound France England. navy department, the department of Three Colorado men are in a but in white cots money he should have very clearly in given "Amwlcan aviators are crossing to Europe as nic was sunk, the British admiralty published Yes, she carried troops, they lay Justice and the department of labor. of casualties from the w sides. mind what he wants to use It for, the list cabled members of the Red Cross on This list of all persons on board. There were within the Glenart Castle's hite Nice chap, In Direct War Work. Anferlcan hospital ships. complete to If Help and be very sure that In the end It expeditionary headquarter! misuse of the Red Cross from documentary no Germany continued her propaganda Fritz, for he'd agreed to respect hospital ships have aided. In addition to A. Har- appears troops. officer They will pay him to borrow. Tuesday. Raymond Johnson, evidence found on American aviators who have dull the mind of the world as to her real Intent they carried a Spanish to guarantee their activities. In such work A. Jones and Clinton W. Fuller are she had Tbe Glenart had their regular ry been shot down. An American, brought down In in sinking hospital ships by asserting that Red Cross mission. her Spaniard aa food seed surveys, seed classified aa was drowned In the surreys, "missing." the of the army of General von Uutler car- conclusive proof that In several Instances enemy and he too nearly catastrophe. distribution, credit for farm- - Rice In ths United States. Four men are also named region for the trans- aliout tbe was it obtaining Wyoming ried a pass which referred to hi in as a member of hospital ships had often been misused One pleasing thing tragedy that eradication pro- In ths asms C. Robbini risk of era, selling Liberty bonds, During the last two years the list: Ralph the American ambulance for France. port of troops and munitions. Under the princi- gave an American destroyer, at the being of live-stoc- k diseases, surveys of live- duction of rice in this country has and John C. Ryan, Rawlins; Edgar R. maritime herself a chance to do a rescue work "Prisoners openly admit that it Is tbe general ples of the Geneva convention governing torpedoed, stock of Insect 38,000,-00- 0 and search the blood run faster In one's veins. diseases, surveys pesta been at Its maximum, between Dragoo, Basin, Joseph Schlater, for aviators to enter American ambulance war belligerents have the right to stop and which makes and for their destruction, and bushels or, Rock Springs. practice never utilized this sea was vile and the couldn't launch campaigns 40,000,000 roughly, service for their passage to Europe and to cross on hospital ships. Germany right. The destroyer farm preferential one and one-fift- h billion So far to sink the a boat. Yet aa she men to wreck- marketing products, pounds. After they are landed In France Evidently It was easier ship outright passed clinging railroads of Week's British Casualties hospital ships. Ger- too catch life-line- s or priority shipments by aa climate and soil are concerned, ths Total 29,193 transfer to the automobile corps and trust the world to believe the Imperial age men weak to the thrown farm and all farm In United States London. British casualties for the they immediately American seamen overboard products supplies, rice acreage the and thence Into the air service. man word. to them Jumped and the dissemination of Information be Increased fold, accord- week ending July 2 were 704 officers commanded Laws, into water, swam to the poor devils and held might many "The aviator referred to had, however, "She big Asturias, by Captain Icy ajven out by the war department, the to the United States department and 29,193 men of all ranks. captured Americans who traveled to Ber- them up till they could be rescued. Mr. Daniels. ing transferred directly from the ambulance service known to many council of national defense and the of since In the states of her first with a on I'm glad to say, has fittingly rewarded such gal- agriculture, Over Million U. S. in France. Into the air service. Another carried a certificate muda, had experience committee on public Information re North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor- Troops 1, 1915. She was the star hospital ship lantry. American sent .11. eh the dates of several transfers were February garding the war and other matters af Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Washington. troops 'for at that time neither the Britannic And shortly after the Glenart CaMle the big gia, oversea number on 1. Indicated." of the fleet, fecting the national policy nnder war Arkansas and Cali- 1,019,115 July was work. Only the Castle, on mercy bent, was torpedoed. Louisiana, Texas, was made known for the naval hospital ship Solace and nor Aqultanla doing hospital Llandovey condition. as well as In small areas In This Tuesday night Except action of the second officer In turning the She also carried a Spanish officer. I have a letter fornia, who to Surf attached to our fleet, and two prompt Thus It can be seen that the county millions of acres are adopt- by President Wilson, gave the hospital yacht he saw the saved her and the from an officer on the hospital hlp Araguaya, Missouri, a from Ward liners converted Into the hospital ships ship as torpedo agent la Ukdy to be a rather busy ed to cultivation of this crop, public letter Secretary Baker being scores of wounded she hod on board. Having which has been transferred from pasnenger and the Comfort and Mercy, for the use of the navy sea. one acres lo- disclosing a record of achievement solely the Germans food service to the work of mercy to lost while less than million this not In service, the United made one miss at the Asturias, kept replace few which President Wilson said "must and at writing yet The British ad- and he tells me his uhlp Is most cated within a comparatively had no at all. Conse- at it till they finally got her. hospital ships, par- One cause universal satisfaction" and States has hospital ships about to the Geneva convention. In Feod Production Army. states sre now occupied by rice. would be for American avia- miralty announced the following: ticular living up the which "will give additional xest to our quently it Impossible while steam- No nurses are carried except those who make the More than 6,000 men and women of the quickest ways of Increasing to cross on such as states they "The British hospital shlp'Asturias, Is national celebration of the Fourth of tors ships Germany and with all the round between England and Canada. For if 6,166 Jane) 1 ere carrying to every crop, the federal specialists say. have. The aviators which Germany refers to as ing with all navigating lights trip United the to the In the areas July." The first units noncombatant Red Cross signs brilliantly Canadian nurses worked their passage home Ger- community in the States expand acreage having crossed to France for Red Cross work proper distinguishing - left American shores on May 8, 1917. without on the many might say they were troops. food production and food conserving where rice is already profitably crossed at their own expense on regular passenger Illuminated, was torpedoed warning that has been tested by grown. General Pershing followed twelve days knowledge later. current prospects. They do so because they know Sunk Germans. while the neighborhood gossip pnsses you Potatoes good cultivation, Belgian Ship by ocaslonal words love will be glad that things have gone so require The Roumanian Diversions among the elders and of nicely with e e Washington. Belgian steamei the more mem- your boyftood home and friends. The waa aunk miles off or childish Jest among youthful pessimists Grain cannot bo cut with worn or Chiller 1,400 the, will lie to you about bow infernally dead tbe town v hands make work" Is a of bers of the party. Geographic Magazine. Atlantic coast on June 21, the Navy' "Many light proverb Is and how is broken sickle. Roumanian often utterly hopeless its outlook. Every- Department announced July 2. Twenty-- the peasant put Into practice. has to staves and Almost there Is a gath- THE PHILANTHROPISTS. thing gone nobody has life saved or- five survivors were picked up by a every night neighborhood left to do but Time and money are apple-cuttin- g apple- enough anything feebly try to skia by Bailing vesael on June 27. ering like the or a ay sterna tic rotation of crops, before harvest time. back to the home town for a brief each other. Of those who have gone none Adopt dering repairs -butter boiling in early American rural his- When you go away to The have done any and tht-r- ru- lateen Dead, 200 Hurt, in Blast. tory. The houses have their turns nt these par- visit all your old acquaintances lie you. particular good, are binder all a and all rest mors that most of them are la Jail or to-- Do not attempt to run the Oil bearings frequently, using Syracuse, N. Y, July 2. At least ties, and there Is always a kettle of corn meal optimists boast of how well they tbe ought be. worn canvases. oil each time. have tell how the lads This Is to make you rejoice and be with badly and torn little ' sixteen persons were killed and 200 In- mush and baked pumpkin and potatoes and pop- of your former cronies done, exceeding glad Semet-8otwa- made from the old town ia time. jured and the huge plant of the corn ready for tbe occasion. All hands Join who have gone away have Invariably good, that you escaped Thus Clover need has Do not the machine an oil bath the old has In it will be seen that both kinds have welfare of first quality give Company, at Split Rock, neat In tho evening program of combing, carding, and and brag of how lively burg grown your has the season and ex- how are all Its at heart. Kansas City Stac beta dlfflcalt to obtain and at the beginning of hsre. virtually wrecked by two explo spinning the household' supply of wool or flax, the last few years and refulgent reached the highest price In history. pect It to be sufficient of trinitrotoluol. ONLY FALSEHOOD IS BARRED large as the apple crop of previous received many and painful injuries establishment of this highway will years, owning to the destruction by by being run over by a mower re- greatly increase business in sfagda-len- a NEW MEXICO STATE RECORD We are already looking forward to NEW MEXICO seepage of most of the older orchards cently when the team be was driv- and will open up a very large the of expressing our minds in the valley, but many new orchards ing became frightened and started territory and vast amount of traffic pleasure in section freely concerning some people and are now coming into bearing, from to run away throwing him under this of the state. FRANK STAPH N, EDITOR things, hut we dasn't do it until the which shipments will be made this the machine. New Mexico libel law is repealed. NEWS REVIEW season. Las Cruc.es Republic. GUADALUPE Waison Mound Sentinel. , GRANT at Santa the State the The above is example 4. 4.4. 4. 4. 4.4.4. 4.4. Pear Crop Largest In Years Published Every Friday F. Capital by very good 4.4, 4.4. 4, 4, 4.4.4 .4. 4.4. Sheep shearing has commenced in of editorial objection to the present The pear crop in the county gives of the largest in years earnest in this county. Pond 8t STATE PUBLISHING COMPANY libel law and a conclusive reason why BERNALILLO promise being May Become Reproducing Camp Weist. of are receiv- not be If Mr. and the picking is not far off. famous Cuervo, already Frank Receiver it should repealed. Another of Grant county's a lot of wool of this Staplin, Foulz has to about been silent and ing year's clip. anything express "Seen The old camps that has Santa Rosa Voice. - and that is true there Point" The Mesilla Valley deserted for 25 bids fair to "people things Fifteen new members Saturday out years, as second-clas- s at ofice Santa Fe. New Mex-'i- s in the New Mexico libel Products are being shipped class under Entered matter the post at nothing in "$1,01)0 club" of enter the producing again, J. V. has built a much him so were enrolled the out in big quantities now. Sevirnl in the metal Gallegos ICO. under the Act of Mar.h 3, 1H79. "a prevent trom doing, The the changing conditions needed addition to his store or to him if he does, cut if the War Savings drive here. farmers have shipped out many tons caused the war. building penalize $76,-50- market by on Main street. It is now one of he desires to cast unfounded calum- - figure, as announced will exceed of cabbagies each, at $35 per ton. the which signifies that Albuquerque of alfalfa is cut and best store buildings in the city, with Subscription $1! per year nies on people who arc too much The first crop The lone mountain mining dis- - lias at hist "seen the point" and res- the second is looking much bet- plenty of room for the proper display occupied with attending to their own crop trict a mile and a quarter west of 'of all lines of merchandise. Santa ponded to the nation's appeal. ter than tin first. There will be, a 1872 Colo-- business and performing the duties Hurley was located in by j V JULY S, 1918. Tli". "$1.0"J0 has the sea- j Rosa oice. SANTA FE, N. M., of citizens to any at- - dub" here b g acreage in cantaloupes this rado and has never been 01'dinary pay honor of mem- con- propectors tention to his impulses and mechin- - having'thc youngest son and, considering the food worked out. Parties interested are ber in the United States. This is ditions all over the rices LINCOLN ations' then it is a mighty guod world, j. contemplating developing, the pro-- ! IS em- - Miss Belle Staley, who should be I.as Cruces HEARST SAYS PRES. WILSON Kinley. Long after that, Hearst thing for the honor of the state and Margaretta very good. perty and it may again become a braced Colonel Roosevelt in his we was horn at 6 o'clock Saturday Kepublic. I ATIN.T. mrOMPFTENT" the good name of its people that silver reproducing camp. j Some viril - course Going adinir- morning and who, by proxy of nf- -' newspapers not because he have a libel law with enough teeth The tvew fixtures for the post At the popular War Sa 'ngs Stand ed Colonel Roosevelt, but because it Mr. and contributed $l,QO0 toward helping week. Work on Che. t, jn 0 deter Foutz others EDDY fice arrived last Brothers store. Miss Ruth branded a disloval from believed he was Albuquerque over the top. Albu- , jat'Ziegler other thereby he making wlo have similar conceptions of a new postoffice quarters will begin iEdmiston sold $127.75 north of one end of this country to the Journal. Lords-bur- - a more effective campaign again.-'- newspaper's mission from attacking querque as soon as the vault arives. g !Vi- a re- the defensive and ' stamps last Thursday. is has been put upon President Wilson. And tomorrow, if and the character of good Adjusting Loss Sustained In Fire Liberal. and is to maltr the most of his destroying Donates in- markable showing the young trying the interests of Hearst apparently citizens. Land For Park Mr. Wilson, representing the of the power Mrs. Secundina lady is deserving credit. insecure footing. Through made such course desirable or safe Selva, proprietor surance companies holding policies James McSperran, arrested the Carrizozo Outlook. of his great wealth end his publica- he would stab or embrace of the Selva summer resort in on the Hates hotel, is in Carlsbad almost cheerfully DONT' MISS THE MAIN POINT ipast week on a complaint charging tions, th l.yter reaching either one, or both, of the men. Canyon, and well known adjusting the lose- sustained violation of the act. was noolc and of the Unit- Urr., ,..!,,.,, All,,,,.,,,.,..,,,. ,1, ,, in the espionage The recent rains have camyd the every cranny we by the Rates Brothers regret- a before the United in fine and ed he has been ablp hereto- Are going to reward "renegade ,h(. of a of of a week It is said given hearing grass to up shape States, PRESENT THE FACTS and thus oth- dty Albuquerque part table fire ago. St i'es commissioner and held to the the will soon he on fore to fifht enemy republicans" encourage her lands near the liarelas an estimate of the cost of re- nipping good the upon territory; ers to follow or are we lying that federal grand iurv. bond being fixed Carrizozo Out!" 'k this time thi- of ou'riced r suit, going for the Rio Park. has been ranges. but weight Some of tli'.e KVpithlican bridge (irande placing the burned building $2.50(1. i h.?s to nominate only tried and true at Silver City Enterprise. Americanism so preat that be that are clamoring so loipily This is the second tract of land to given at around Carlsbad the of offensive. straight republicans and likewise en- to the for LUNA lot power for I'reMi nl Wilson's reasons for all to remain city park purposes, Argus. Guadalupe Montanez and Virto-:rian- o uniicr nnv cimimstanc-.- i, the I courage republicans But not si i: dun i.'m i oenard Woo. the first donation to tlie city having near with hi wnnderfi'l organiza- within the folds? Las Cruces Citi- been made L. M. about Cardenas, living Hurley mar., to I'raiu e tii.i y haw- their question zen. by Tartaglia Contract Let For Tank were lodg' d in the county jail and Verdict For $18,250 mub'M a formidable' mil-li- a week Journal. tion, answered, in h cwnt they The of rene ago. Albuquerque The contract for building the without bail to apear at the The suit brought by the estate of in In-- ,:'. question rewarding jbcld lackinl principle, a isli !m.! still. I'ortalcs tank at the at Carls- mur- If. ft. S. lack-sn- rhc-f.i- ,i pt or tried cemetery .September term of court for Harry Archuleta, by back i. on- of his l ' gade republicans encouraging in the mot uirnal CHAVES bad was let last week. It will b. Valeno Perez near San again-- t he Oem-in- g With hi men p d iiN and true republicans is not nearly dering administrator, rport. and the walls an Ice & Electric y in Come ripht along with your answer so as the selection of com- - fTt deep avenge Compai lor lie it btlsilv enRaeil now important thickness of seven inches. The tost i.'O.rtK) for the death of rony Mex-ic- Mr. Ryther. if there is reason who able and damages his in New any petent republicans are Boys Should Be Punished - lo.iiMinir up of the tank will be about $5i(K). at I was tried in- the district in some the why general Wood should not be willing to the public owners in Koswell have The road between Magdalcna Archuleta, Newfleiler of through Property the rich camn court before R and most citie sent to France the people of this a sense of their obligation to the unpleasant experiences when the Mognllon, gold mining Judge Raymond Ryan largest important 'Mower in the southwest of the will !at week and resulted in a verdict bavi- refusedto rnv country ore emmeu 10 Know wall state and nation as otticial. Such houses are vacated by being entered Injured By county voluntarily is. let dis- - of be this summer. The for the for $18,250. after the of his or mnTzinfi it Don't that possible men have no time to promote by boys who steal every thing move- Charles Stansbuy, l.ovington, completed plaintiff nore newspapers or mortification of the Re- - for the period of the war. Indignant sonal or party advantage and are able. Glass shades anil electric bulbs citizens have ordered the publican newspapers deter you or not attracted away from the prin-an- y seem to be their especial loot. Lock- magazines else - discontinued. one from publishing the ciples upon which rest the renubli- ing the house does not seem to help -- -..) i u t ,. .. - . . I . . . . frl.- - - - . nilUllj...... matt- . , inn structure, unree aoJ uui uc the situation for the vandals are The Anderson and Edna Means are The Joy Day Folks at Chautauqua. with money. ... j - uini-- Company Plentifully supplied ... VOU are Secret- frm anaaalai nnsa n.arl a. a with numerous afford sp-n- d ... provided keys. he can to generou.lv ing inf orrna,ion f that character ment. to save his from the enterprises ev.dine a nubile and n.trinri.. yr He does not to The Cilkeson hotel dining room scrap heap. dare duty ,f you have luch infornwl. Mr Norton, Mr. Hearst's exten- to His henchmen are represen- was opened last Sunday after ted spend. ,; your in,inuation an invidious who arrived in New Mexico sive in the - -- tative, improvements '. . iinuing .,, .. ., on . hi. and faithful ml. month some 48 bTV Thgr i elsewhere Some of them are serv .ack ago, only dier who , demonstrated hi. pa-- j hour,.kt after Mr. Hear.t received hi. ,ng through sheer stupidity not re- - fa. lriotim b, serving on the firing line first bump in thi. state by the ac Arrested For Giving Bad Check al.zmg the significance of what they whrre hu ,ife momenl ,; of th Counci. have to migM any Sute of Defen.ei J. J. Beals, father of Orville Beals, are doing; others axes grind. have been sacrificed for his coun- - i. .till on the in is while a few are not unmindful of "job" the Capital who an occupant of the county - try and who i. willing and anxious City. Mr. Norton i. City Editor of for of cattle, is under :iV- .'; the possibility of reward of one kind jail larceny to be placed again in a similar situa the Lo. Angele. Examiner, the paper arrest at Carlsbad, charged with giv- or another. tion and what is far worse you are that on a car-rin- g published reflection, the ing bad check. It is hoped that A few of th newspapers are odium the of casting upon army this soldiers at Camp Kearny, where some Mr. Beals. who has hitherto borne - the advertisements which partly - Msja,-,,,- V ft country by circulating implications of the regiments barred that paper a good reputation, may be able to ',r Try' defend Hearst and his publications derogatory to one of it highest offi- from their Mr. Hear.t mu.t and make a counter attack camp.. clear the matter up to the satisfaction partly cer, whose fidelity has never been attach a great deal of importance of court oficials, so as to avoid nec- on the persons and organirations the author- to New the treach- questioned by military Mexico', action to keep a essity of prosecution. Roswoll News. which have shown Hearst ities with whom he has been salaried re- America. The advertisements long high employe here to lb ery to him and to excu.e Adamson and of were refused by many of the papers. present attempt Lipp, Roswell, hi. policie. continually. shipped six thousand head of sheep The plea to he used in New Mexico BILL LAPOINT MORALIZES x ait i that the Hearst recently to Michigan pastures. i. campaign against If you will think more of saving i. purely a matter of politics. Since The Record State comes out and than of .pending you will be d P. B. Turner has purchased the the majority of the New Mexico wants to know if the Citizen means to learn that I I Council of Defense is of there are many Whatley farm, located southeast of r composed tc intimate that it would not sup- which do and since thing, you not need after Koswell. Republicans, Hear.t i. port a man from the north if no- all. in rln I thought to be a Democrat, it wa. minated for. the (If believed that a number of the senatorship. The fire that started from the ex- large course we II support a man from the Thoughtless spending is one of of a coal oil stove in the simple-minde- d would "fall" for the plosion norm it ne is nominated, witn special Germany , silent allies, residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert game. That belief wa. wrong on 11 11 pleasure ne any ot tnose men Cole, of Roswell, a few days ago two counts: New Mexico doe. not tinned by the Record, but we insist The Invites You SHALL considerable to to THE TRIBUNE SUPPORT wrought the have numbers of simple-minde- damage Capital large the this time City that nomination belongs simple-minde- SENATOR FALL house before it was extinguished. to begin with; and of the to a man from the southern part of only a few have "fallen." the state, and that it would be a The New Mexico Council of De- In the last issue we stated that Great Send Off For The Boys er costly mistake, to the northern part United States Senator Albert Bacon rifteen hundred The Redpath-Horn- fense i. not Republican, but Amer- of the to to evade people gathered state, try that Fall would be renominated and re- at the Roswell court house last week Chautauqua ican. Governor S. a Lind.ey Repub- precedent, for right now the south to show lican; General Patton i. a elected. This is not to retract but their appreciation and bid Attorney has a majority of delegates and will farewell to 100 Chaves Fe-J- 1 1 Democrat; but above hi. af- to reaffirm said statement. county boys uly political continue gaming right along; there The reason we restate that fact is who left for Camp Cody. The Red Santa filiation, each on of these New fore it would mean not simply that that two Otero county democrats Cross ladies presented each of the Mexican, put. hi. allegiance to only this time but henceforth all the America. Both are with the Council this week took us to task for "sup- boys with a flash light and other senators would be nominated from Fall." However neither of in the campaign again.! Hear.t. An- the southern of the state. The porting belief in part these conscientious objectors are Tires other founded error is that moral is not to start anything funny United States - Tribune subscribers although it is "Hear.t i. a Democrat- The only when you are out of order, for, if COLFAX in the world that Hearst stands the only county paper that has con- thing you, do. you'll get in wrong Las and the for is Hearst. He has no other in- Cruces Citizen sistently insistently stayed by are Good Tires terest or concern. democratic party for a period of Shooting Scrape At Sugarite Not all Bro. the I Richard Holden -- --- However, let it be assumed that at Bill, State eight years past. hey subscribe for and Frank Reed, kv etna, ..T V 1 Record doe not to know a both in a the New Mexico Council i. Repub- want any paper that knifes the party at kcolored, became involved lican. Whatever thing whatever about what th each opportunity and sponge their shooting) scrape which resulted in it. political faith, Citizen mean to intimate relative to from the death of it i. fighting an enemy to the Unit- reading the Tribune. Such the latter at the county ed State. a man with its .upport or non .upport of a man usually the case. hospital recently. Holden was lod- fighting who, from the north Tor the in the at influence, of almost incredible power senatorship. Furthermore, both these gentlemen ged county jail Raton, and ha. worked and to block Tjhe (State Record never had any supported hall for the constitutional has not had a preliminary hearing night day doubt about the Citizen' of but as the war plan, of the Administration-Th- support convention. Furthermore and con yet, all evidence so far points the full state ticket and wouldn't tinuing both will vote for him next to self defense he will probably be Administration i. Democratic. believe But it is an American Administra- that the Citizen would do November. exonerated. if And as Ameri- anything else even if it said so by way Fall always has made monkeys tion, you plea.e. an of a bluff. As usual can Admini.tration it i. receiving all cnt oi tne jvew Mexico democrats the alfalfa haying has The State Record does not, how and will do so once more at least been interrupted by rain, but even the support and protection that the . I . r New Mexico Council ha. to offer .c""on "our "mn Ninety percent of the republicans the farmer is not grumbling if he UP JV straw man and has alfalfa as H..r. used e.rton. anl .J;t-;.- l. ." k?cl" fifty per cent of the Democrats "down," the rains are to deter from to every week. of this countv will vote for Fall needed Springer Stockman. people subscribing One of the U. S. Senators ha been the First Liberty Loan; to keep the Practically every Fall democrat of iJ . : t i from the south ever since we had Otero county ts supporting Walton A handsome new brick garage has ...... A ..u: r U. S. Senators, and the chance are for the Democratic nomination, be been erected by W. E. Nutting on cause know rear to fight; to keep the Adminitr.tion ,",.yOU co"' they Fall can beat Wal- tne ot nis residence (ot on " """",C be T ton. We avenue. Raton from .ending money, .upp food;.,,,nU ask the democrats of Otero Apache Range. or munition, to the Allie. of the ' !"V county, "Shall the Tribune, a Demo United State.. been nest ""i""!! isn't cratic paper, support Fall, the friend Sheriff Matt Keenan returned to Lately, he ha. shred left from which an of with trying to increase the unrest of the to spin ar the democrats?" We want to do pSpringer Frank Anderson, who I. W. W. and the Anarchist in the gument much less to weave a just what the members of the party has been living in Red River Canyon United States Bolshe- want done. We will know that we and who is thought to be mentally by praising the unbalanced. He vik! of Russia as the real democracy are to support hall if the Otero coun has been armed of the world. NOT ON THE INSIDE ty delegation is instructed for Wal with a er and has terrorized ton. If Hearst is a and en- Jularosa Tribune. the neighborhood. He will be sent Democrat, The friends of Walton have to Las be titled to the support of Democrats Billy Vegas to treated at the who it is been finding out a few things the PANIC EY FOR GOVERNOR state hospital. are Americans, a little sing few weeks. ular that in 1914 he called Woodrow past According to the Wilson, President of the United reports the machine of the party For the good of the let's CURRY will knite into party, ' States, a traitor to America- - He did quietly slip the the nominate a man wno is republican thi in cartoon and editorial statesman from Grant county, and at heart and has so been for print to do it it will be forced many Old ed in h.s newspapers from coast to probably to years. It is well and good to com- Timer At Business ' " Richardson for Rufus the coast. support the united mend the Lindsey administration ; Jones, new secretary of Two States senate. They are to make be- just as it is to stress on the Chamber of Commerce, is what years later, (till assailing lieve is right lay President Wilson with relentless and that Hilly to have the same the virtues of a dearly might be termed an all round man. as now, but of departed, The Journal was in a unreasoning hatred, he professed un- place Searetary though his record may not have been pinch for an bounded faith in former President State Lucero will quietly take that of the best, but that of trvinir to operator for one of its linotypes last man whom over at the right time. Columbus force his nomination, would be a blow week and Mr. Jones performed the Roosevelt, the he is try- Courier. ing now to brand with to the that would en stunt during his odd times with the disloyalty and party simply ease of an old timer edition. Through hi New York The Courier must have had a col- courage men who are on the very at the business. lision with block Clovis Journal. "American" on February 24, I91, he a large of the edge, to topple off the bandwagon. v .dF ,mm in. avir bad thi of camouflage for Because, if a man is to be reward- comparison the relative prepared Judge W. Roberson merits and power of the two men: Richardson by which the democratic ed for being untrue to the party, then C of Gradv was in machine desire to that it is a town last Thursday. Mr. Roberson War Has the 'Tf this is to be keep gentle- setting precedent: for others Multiplied country going man in status quo by allowing him to follow. The strongest man we know says that a rain is badly needed in plunged into war, we do not want to think will ot tor his neighborhood, but notwithstand- a schoolmaster in that Walton ba knifed the republican governatorial the White the machine. The aid machine honors is the Hon. Pan- - ing this the Gradv neoole are iroinc Value of Good Tires House, but a soldier. by Benjamin F. a now and i Key it he will ahead and doing their part in the war We do a organized operated and consider the no N not want theoretical too much the creature of Mr. Wal- mination, and we are oositive he work. Clovis News. man like Wilson- - but a practical ton for any such even will for the of the Never were cars so necessary and man like Roosevelt, for the Presi- performance, good party then L. get dependability economy. a an accident-- When tha time for give it to him, and his election will A. Dillmar who recently moved both in business and domestic life. dent is the commander in chief to Cl6vis . United last tabbing comes there wont be any. be a cinch. We don't say Lindsey's fronr Colorado has pur- States Tires longest and of our military forces. Such nomination is chased the John W. If we rank outsider a Judge Rich not possible, but we Stephens pro Never was their continuous and carry you farthest at least cost are going to make war ardson will ba eliminated hardly think it perty in ine norm ot town. with com- by merely probable, and hesitate part economical use so Germany, we want a off which not in out imperative. enable mander in chief who knows his cutting tha appendage by coming right and saying They you to make the most imagine are connected. He that it would be a blunder for DE BACA busroess. and not a in- they they costly Never was freedom from tire trou- of car or com- vacillating and a few others will never get near the Republican party. We do not your passenger competent who doesn't know eith- to the know whether ble and tire expense so absolutely i mercial now, when it is more than er his business or his own mind. enough operating department yet Lindsey proposes Will Try Farmine to bo stabbed. Ha will be to be a war-tim- e If we are to left in candidate, therefore will go J. N. Line, of Ricardo, who has essential. ' ever a vital compelled mingle perfectly good physical condition to easy, but should h declare himself necessity. in this conflict of European a been m the general merchandise busi this go back to tha Pecos Valley and candidate, we will then have a few ness for the nine recent The rapidly growing demand for There is a United States Tire for powers, newspaper desires to collect the votes as was tha case with pointed to dis- past years, things say tending to n, United war- declare right now that the one one Cicero ly sola nis interests to J. M. Vaug-ha- States Tires prove their every possible need. man it will Stewart two years ago. courage the convention from nomi- of arid support for President him. The Citizen, course. Lubbrock, Texas, will time worth. tinder such circumstances is nating of try farming in the Lone Star state. Our nearest Sales and Service De- Do not aspect our men to die for will support Republican nominees Theodore Roosevelt. and is Thousands of motorists each week will tell ones But this yon if ymm are not worth living for. that why we are goin to have D. A. Winkler of Yeso was pot you which you newspaper sincerely show onr and Navy that you a say as to those whom the put are United States Tires to hopes that this country will not Army party under bond of $2,000 on the 21st, turning to should have. be are worthy of protection. Save to the should run. If rough shod tactics, projected into the European of such as have charged with the larceny of a cow. and Mr. utmost year ability and bay W. controlled in the past, He was taken to the at We KNOW turmoil, that Wilson will S. S. with are in evidence, the nominees jail Portales United States Tires are GOOD tires. realize the folly of snch a course." your Savings. may by Deputy Sheriff Adams to await not reacn tirst base. So take it action of next tirm of court. Fort That's why we tell them. If smy saaa is abl to believe that Tba governor of Montana says that from us ; put up a ticket composed of Sumner Review. Hearst is honest ki support of "thrift and self-deni- al are handmaid- able, clean, straight-forwar- d repub- tko Adea'nistratiess, mr that will en in the koase licans, and is nomin- THE P0PULa4R STORE it be af victory." victory certain; DONA ANA tinned, that man ka a lively in, ate Lindsey and others, without re- RICHARD & FIDEL ffinatioz. Many years ago Colonel Help figkt the war. Pay year way gard as to what the people want. KotoH isiiri that Hearst was wHk War Savings Stamps if yoa and defeat may be our recompense. Apple Crop Not Up To Standard Hz real aaaaeaiai ml Fraeidemt Mc- - saa not ga to tka front. Lai Crucet Citizen. This year's apple crop it not to THE MARTIN SHOP t and across had been out for over twelve beautiful mountain homes in the on, the said lands, with riffats STATE OF NEW MEXICO wad will be accepted for In the FTV jury of ingreas and egress at all times for aocli DOLLARS U Notice of was given state is nearing completion. And this la mm per km, I)m houn. appeal purposes. contract issued sab NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION appraised value thereof aad ia addition the defendent. ject to all valid existing right s, easements, thereto by of and the successful bidder must pay Archuleta waa killed last fall when SIERRA rights way reserTStiooa. PUBUC LAND SALE (or the improvements that exist oa the NEW MEXICO STATE LAND SALES land. he stepped on a live wire that had 12. It is understood and agreed that QUAY COUNTY , de- on broken when a pole, said to be the timber all of the landa described Each deacribed will Rains in Schedule made Office oi the abore tracts had fallen in the rear of his Beautiful When It "B", attached hereto and of the Commissioner ol Public be offered for Bale fective, New Mexico is a beautiful a part hereof, shall be sold, cut, logged, Lands, separately. house. Deming Headlight. place and for, under all and the New when it rains, but now we see sky STATE OF NEW MEXICO woodsman shall have police power and re- paid singular Santa Fe, Mexico. The above tale of land will be subject side within or to th lands and terms and. conditions herein expressed. And to the You think our cow adjacent in the event of the sale of or all Notice is rthat following termt and conditions, Fire Cleans Restaurant gazers. might NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION timber covered by this contract any hereby given pursuant to vis: men had taken the of of the said lands described in said Schedule the provisions of an Act of Congress ap Fire which started from the gaso- up study "B" to other than the Purchaser but so. 4. The for shall be herein, proved June 20th, 1910, the lawa of the The successful bidder most to the a in a restau- astronomy, that isn't They SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS AND TIMBER unit area cruising or if the said lands are sold a - of New - pay line tank of coffee urn one or more one cruis- not gen- State Mexico, and rules and regu- Commissioner of Public Lands or his Ma- are for rain clouds and sections at any eral right-of-wa- for and of Land Com- - sgent rant run Paul Pelaya in the only looking The cruiser on the of cutting, logging, lations the State Office, the holding such sale, of the by for rain which is needed VALENCIA COUNTY ing. completion operating thereon, shall be reserved, and missioner of Public Lands will offer at Thrcatre building cleanel out hoping very any cruise shall submit his estimate ol he same is Pur- price offered by him for the land, four jestic in of hereby granted to the public sale to the highest bidder stt in advance for the bal- - a badly this part of the country. the amount the standing live timber chaser. 'But if in said Schedule 10 prr cent interest the inside of the place .within very Office ol the Commiiiioner of Public on the be the lands o'clock, A. M., on Tuesday, July lAth, Millsboro Advocate. area deninated to cruised. All b. bid i sold the in the , time on last Tuei;!:iv mnniiriR deemed .hal by ..d .0 ' lon 'fno ' short tin'Wr with preen tops shall he 'said be W.mcirTO7 STlATn VVe'a Lands, her,,, then land, shall of Quay. Slat, of New Mexico in front "dSs"5l ",o h "a"A No insurance was carri'H on the to te live timber. Such estimate shall all of '", subject to the conditions in this of the court house therein, the following i, . t"erefnZ -- MMited business. Deming Headlight. SOCORRO Santa Fe, New Mexico. be so made as to show the .mou,. ?,, amount of stamling live timber estimated lescribed in Schedule hereto an ne at the time to he on each (40) acres or each Notice is hereby given that pursuant forty ed. Sec. 13: R. L. Miller real estate dealer of to the of an Act of Con- fractional sub-il- l vision of any section. His rf ..WHSWM, L, ,neB1 , ,uhi.ct , (orf,j,u , th. Killed By Lighting provisions shall be based on S of New Mexico, if the successful Deming sold .1 houses be- gress approved June 2tuh, 1910, the estimate the Scribner 13, A, .. ..,. ,u. IS Wi?' 'i' recently Bert B. Green a young man about laws of the Stale of New and Dtcimal C Kulf. or such other Log Scale mam more to Sam to J. B. Mmieo, nm man ten Hill sect.ons ot 2, , Sec. 7; Lots 1, 2, 3, N VVJtf, Sec. 18; longing Schwing 29 old was killed by rules and regulations of the State Land Hule us may be adopted from time to dav, LaJd Mrs. years instantly Dc " ' j Wm'V Sut'e pff'ce. Ta'leon? Carrigiin for $K.250 an.f Laura ranch Office the Commissioner of Public Lands time by the United States Forestry ut "iW "'Commr.'.ione',' will no " '"'"' th. lightening last Monday on his men t in this district but no allow- ! . There are improvement...... to orovjdc th; natlh.. m.. Hall's residence to Mr. Sluipe for will offer at public sale to the highest part csiimaica oi an me iimoer remainingJ3un- ,,, near Wallace draw- 11 on ance for defective timber ahall be made ' bidder at o'clock A. M., Tuesday, paid for upon the land, herein, the Sal. Na. 12M Sec. 3: T. ?, " $3,500. Los the cruiser in his estimates and such - SFSEX, 'J'one IZiiHh of ninety-liv- eem August 6th, 1918, in the town of by Purchaser ha within th rtv urn dnvs Un l M P n v jn tV... per New estimate shall he filed with the - " 0." at time alter Celebration Will Be Lunas, County of Valencia, State of report receipt of such notice, adviae the Com- r inTn,',. ,. Purchase .price any Humdinger V4 i friivi nt hiitl c All live with r "'.sale ann to the ot of has pur- ,n ihf (Viiirt thf r.. nmtmssioner. timber missioner of its concurrence or non-co- ine prior rxmration Henry Meyer Deming From-- ; indications. So- oi ten or more from the date of the con- - fed present in, the following described tracts of land niameter w) incnes currencc in Ihe correctness of such estiro S.U Na. V..C.FU a. chased a car load of fine cattle corro's Fourth of celebratiifn viz: u'f tne "arlt and three (3) feet from the in. uJhir"' 1 July timber, ate.. If the Purchaser shall final SWW, Sec. luT T. 35 E con:, I, , ,"'I: kS pi"'mrnt in Arizona. shall be included by the cruiser concur, It i i Z"" ' 1'lioenix, bids fair to be a with ground settlement shall be made uoon the basil taititni? ai res nrs .. . , ..u. . humdinger, 1222 All of in his The Commissioner Thr nnrJ..J. irom oate ol tne con. - Sale N. W&Wl-S- Sec. 4; estimates. shall of .uch estimale.. If the Purchaser .hall ment.: ntriy year, tne that free water melon and canta- ft a 7n. ?7. 24? r furnish to the a of such Qr,nn. in u is Purchaser codv refine to concur in the e.t mates so sub. i"!"""' M'KINLEY feed, all sorts of and 28, 30, 32, T. 9 NM R. 12 W. All and acceptance or of ' loupe RportS, 34; rejection milted, then ihe amount of timber in dis Sale No. I2ia K'A. See 15- All ; . f ' ?" "Un! f 2, 6, 8, 10, 12. 14; must be made by the Purchaser SW. ,Zn. f'.,,""' two dances in the evetline. Socorro Sections 4, shall be determined by and of Sec. 16; T. 16 R. 34 - The - ";; - pute cruise N., E., contain of I -" date the , C u 4o; 1...V4, u, ii hi .j...- r- esiimnie maue dv one or more cruisers m.. l lan ..... 'ri. Imftam. 22, 24, 26, 28..i, 30. 32, 34 T. 10 K.. copy, ami in no event shall ihe timher on tat of the Allen Women tions by the Jud Ke of the I nit ed Stales! of f value f57-5"- "c,'"rn snmveraaty Registering 11 10 covered .uch cru.se be cut or removed ,em,n' date of the contract nest the Y T 'ur..i 11 A II.. B. W.. SWX, Sec. 3J; T. N, R by ij,,Irict CoUrt for the District in which followtng ' i. 12 All of Sections 4, 6, 8. 32; T "ntil the amount of ha. been e i . , i i f t, Chief Elfeeo Baca made W.. slumpagc ,he Capital of New Mexico then be! Sale No. 1211 NFM Sec 2- T 11 N u Deputy 13 may - won it' it ill inc una. 10 N., K. W., All of Sections i, 8, agreed upon. situated. R. 36 160 46 .eieei'.' rvuncii-- If" last to El Paso, where E., containine: acre.' a,)0ve of 'a1"1 'H office in 3 others are t"p Friday 12. 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28; 41; 32; "i fe. ,1, P. 7.H . lhr "a,e ',e subject h 11 11 Vi,lid thp nffi- - "K H slackers and placed them 34, T. N., R. W.. SF.XNE14. Sec. 5. The Purchaser will pay for a mini- - Payment .hall thereafter be made a. is Railroad Bond Fund. The imoVovcnun ",' rif1'". easements, rights ..,;,; r,,,LJ ..km 11 R. 13 liKSE Sec ' Wi,y - in the hands of the Rovernnient au 2; T. N., W.. .12; ,m of ten m.lhon (lO.OWOH, feet ol provided for in Paragraph Five (5) here consist of fencing, value 00 ',"r"""""- cial blanks are rJ which St.'A, Sec. 26; T. 11 N., K. 14 W., timber dttrinx each with f; but if the timber on the ' provide! thorities. Socorro Chieftain. Wi, year beginning sections cut , Public Lands or All of Sec. 2; SE!4, Sec. 4; Sec. 6; 1st, and not than ; one shall exceed! Sale 1212 t, they ran out. January W, le. one ' upon dnring year No. - P SW. S,Sec. 8: All twelfth nf such minimum anno,.! iuvm.nl ten milium6 111) (Jin (..11 V II li '"" holding .Hell .ale resertrs the 26; ut 'S..t...' ...... W". ... TORRANCE of Section. 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, 24, sliall be Datcl in advance on l ie first shall be for on .tUt. fo. .ire no .117 u,.,. untie MORA 8, 30, 32, 34; T. 12 N., R. 12 W., All of each calendar bcirinnini.' t lie nreeetlinir vear. tin or hi s.uu sale. day month, ' !,., ,r. hnmr. of Sections g, 4. 6. 8, 10, 12. 14, lh; October 1st 1Q18. together with a penalty 1st, l'rtv, payment in full for all land. No hid on the above described of V trai ts Pn s session under contracts of sale for 20, 22, 24, "26. 30; SEX, Sec. of Ten Dollars ($10.00J per day additional and the timber must he made in land will be for Boh Adams on 2, T. thereon, accepted less than FIVE the above described tracts will be given Tuesday reported 32; EjNEtf, SMNWX, S', Sec. 34; for each and every day during which order to avoid forfeiture of ihe contract Di II. LA US ($5.00) acre, which is ihe' Every One Ffeling Better 12 N R. 13 Sec. such - per on or before October 1st, 191B. , . i , the arrival of another car of material W N'S, 24; XWyt monthly payments may be in de and all previous payments. aroraised value thereof and in addition' ' nave v.m.cm Sec. 32: T. 12 uoon rains hc tIle tk-r- SEU. EwSEli. SWASIM. lawn. in me eveni inai me numner Ol tlic.lo the sueti-ssfi- i l.i.t. ripKinR of oi, w0 14 mnsl ...v! Viines my hand and the nffji lal seil X., R. W., All of Sections 22, J6; E'j, feet of timber on the ccl us cruiseo in uie nnai OI 11 mere lor me s ex on '. Til ricks. Work at th e is year culling, improvement that st the of t lie .State Office of the Slate of " camp progress aec. 1. u iv.. K. 15 vi ., mi at the , reuuest ot the l'urehaser in anv shall ri less than ten million (10,- land. one iiimj main . New t every is leeiino; oencr. uic will be in of 32, T. 13 R. 13 W. be fmfl.hOO) of Mexico, tins went y seventh ilay ot ing nicely, and everything Section. 36; N., year after IMP, .hall less than ten feet timber on the lands, the 1918. food stuff V- April, prosjiects of helpinp; witli readiness the arrival of the All of Sections 2. 4. 6. 8. 10. 12. 20: S' nnllinn (Ki.nno.i.ai) feet, board the monlhlv rtuu.n,.n.. n.A.i.U In. i ... CI. - aii o n. upon All Sec- - t Hi MtKRT P. to beat the Huns is looking better. Sec. 22; SE!4, Sec. 26; ol diifLjtnte hrtweensuch minimum graph Five (S) herr of, shall be matle o 5 N., R. 29 K., containinK tVlo KRVIEN, drills. Mountainair 13 R. 14 .crci. 'iV big Independent. tions 28, 30, 34; T. N., W., Vi, and the price of the timber so cruised a basis of of the amount improvi-men- Lmisint of ' 'omminiioner of I'ulitic I.andi nf tbi Wapon Mound Sentinel. Sec. All house, well, nn! Sec. 2; All of Section 4; E!4 8; hall be applied to reduce the payment of uch limber to remaining, fen. inn. vulur $frH.00. No bid on the ah..v- State ot New Mexico, of Sections 23, 24; NE54, Sec. 28; T. 13 N., to be made for timber in excess of Mail Carrier Wood of Estancia such ileaonbrd tract of land will be accepted First Publication May 3, 1018. Rain Four Years R. 15 W., All of Sections 2, 4; EM. Sec. minimum amount in future or 14. It is understood and screed bv both for nor Begged' For had the misfortune to have his car any year less than iiom r Last riiuJitation b, 1V1B. J. M. Woodward a rain 8; All of Sections 10, 12, 14, 22, 24, 26, years in wnich, at the request of the oarties hereto that the nurnoie nf malt-in- July reports damaged fire start- 28, 34; T. 14 N., R. 15 W., containing Purchaser an excess shall be cruised. If herein for annual on Sale No. 1214 All .Sec. N of e inches or better at his farm recently by provision payments of 36; T. 6 thrf in the woodwork near the e.- - 68,954.71 acres, referred to as schedule "A" the timher upon the section cruised at the nurchase Drice of the lands ia itrlrt- mnin n( hn.... u.;!i ing of nrvfmpnti .i...' east of Water stood knee .1 . - Manas in lorm 01 coniraci oeiow. the request the Purchaser in one ly in the interests of and for the benefit R. 29 640 im- - Liberty. l.n..n. ;;.i. .,.1,:..mumimik k... 1.... prinieu any E., containing acres. The and his nauM. vuii i" The timber on this land is estimated at year shall exceed ten million (1U.UU0.UUU) and of the State of New Me well, windmill, olow deep in his outbuildings "y "ii No bid protection breaks, fencing, and CLASSIFIED use as an extinguisher he could not 340,000,000 feet board measure. on feet, payment shall be made on December ico ,it being admitted to be in the in ing, value $1341.00. No bid on the above water tank almost floated away. He he will be for less than 31st of each for such excess control it. He Daved the mail and land accepted year for terest of the State to require a more described tract of land will be accepted has been for rain for four S3.15 acre. the re beKging let the gasoline out of the tank. per preceding year. stringent contract in this card than is lor less than tlum nr PER.IONAL years he says and he is not com- specified by statute. The timber ,on the following described 6. Each of Spanish-America- In the event that the shall . the above described tracts will MAKKV A FARMER Full plaining. 110,000,000 feet board purchaser 15. Worth $40,000. J?oy R. D. Bachicha a fine rain landa estimated at be to the es- It is understood and agreed by be offered for sale 11 reports will be offered far sale unwilling accept cruiser, both separately, pattuulars Ly return mail, .253a Minna at his last measure, together timates as basis for for the timber, parties hereto that inasmuch aa the St. Snn Cel. No. . ranch week and says that with the timber on above described payment of des- Francisco, R. C. Grunift is constructing a large the a joint cruise shall be made at the ex- sale the lands and timber herein The above sale of land will be subject a large tank on his place which has landa, making a total estimated amount of one cribed, ia made at public auction and to the and tank on the street pense the Purchaser, by cruiser up following terms conditions I YOU concrete watering been for about a was filled of timber 450,000,000 feet board measure. named the Commissioner and one named on advertisement setting forth this contract viz: DARE WRITE ME; Widow: worth be connected to dry year on will be by f50,liK); will t .Mission at Roy, which will and water stood all around. He in- No bid the timber accepted by the Purchaser, and the amount of in full, no modification of this contract Lonely; marry; for less than $2.15 1000 fret board or of the for L'ruly, Sun Frunciscu, 1,'alit. No. the Florsheim standptpe with trap 200 per timber thus determined may be taken as terms thereof 'ahall hereafter Except the land selected for the Santa tends next week to plant pounds measure. All of Sections 16, 36; T. 12 N., the basis of but or be made. Fe and Grant Railroad Bond Fund. valve so that it will automatically R. 12 12 settlement, acceptance County of Pinto Beans and 100 pounds of W., All of Sections 16, 36; T. the successful bidder must to the WEALTHY YOUNG WIDOW would marry R. 13 of 16. T. pay govern the water supply. Irish Encino t N., W., All Sections 36; . Pltrrl,a..r within thirtv r.YVt Haw. nf ... 16. Thie agreement ahall inure to the Commissioner of Public Lands or his aceni trustworthy, man, old as 60 potatoes. Enterprise, considered. Mrs. M. Uox 5K4, Los Auaelca, 11 R. T. 11 - . G. 50 T. N., U W., All of Sec. 36; and in no event shall the timber cover their respective successors and assigns. It price offered by him for the four Oil.- No. R. Abernathy, of Roy has N.. R. 14 W.. of 16. 36: T. . land, , A train load of thirty cars of cat- All Sections ed by such cruise be cut or removed un ...... ,.,,...,U..E. Ui . uui. p.' vc.i luincsi in anvance lor tne head of cattle pastured on Grum and 11 N., R. 15 W., All of Sections 16, 36; 'til the amount of has been shall be abolished, the public of ance of such fees for MAKKY tle at one shipment passed 11 stumpage agreed uprchase price, IF LONELY; ior results, try me; through T. 10 N., R. All of Sections 16, t Virgil Anderson's land. W., upon; and if the shall then be most nearly performing the present vertising snd appraisement and all coats ami moat surii-ssfu- "Home here east from west of 36: N R. 12 All 16, parties ' MnkV; going points T. 9 W., ol Sections unwilling to accept the amount determin- duties of the Commissioner of Public Lands incidental to the sale herein, each and hundreds rich wish soon; week. 16; T. 14 N R. 15 All of Sec. 16; T. be marriage stru'tly us this Encino Enterprise. W., ed such cruise, the Commissioner shall substituted for the Commissioner all of aaid amounts must be in confidential ; most of ex- of Ocate. a 91 13 R. 14 of Sec. 13 by joint deposited reliable; years Matt Crosby, year N., W., All 16; T. N., shall a scaler to be paid by the of Public Lands for all purpose of this cash or certified at the time free. "The Suae-(u- l R IS W.. &',. Sec. 20: All of designate exchange perience; descriptions old cow puncher and still following Sections Purchaser, who shall mark the timber to agreement. of sale and which aaid amounts and all I lull", Mrs. I'urdie, Hox 556, Onkland, Crops Doing Well 28, 30, 32, N., R. 14 W All of -- the business was a guest of honor 34; t. II be paid for and scale and measure the of them are subject to forfeiture to the t alii. No. Jim Payne recently returned Sections 2, 4, 10, 12, 14, 22, 24, 26; 28; K',; same the Scribner Decimal C Rule THE PURCHASER AGREES that the Slate of New Mexico, if the i Reunion at 15 by Log successful at the Annual Cowboys a SWX, Sec. 34; T. 11 N., R. W., refer- Scale, or such other Rule as payments to be made as hereinbefore aet bidder does not a from trip over the territory sur in by Log may execute contract within MARRY THOUSANDS lonely, congenial Las Vegas this week. red to as schedule "B" lands form of then be in use in this district by the forth, will be made promptly' and on the thirty days after it has been mailed to rounding Mountainair, visiting.. 17 on which members, worth $25,1)00 up, will marry, des- contract printed bilow. United States Forest Service; and in the dates they become due and him by the State Land Office, said FREE. Fran- ditterent farms and that in nf aral. had a. and that all taxes and assess- tract to the criptions Ralph Hyde, 2an M. W. Maxwell and ol reports rat rtiiir nniui.H provide that purchaser may cisco, Cal.-- No. 214198. family almost all the he found Each bidder will be reauired to sub for herein all of the live timber ments that may be levied or assessed on at his option make of not less Dawson farm places visited, a bid on the timber and standing land be said payments have moved on their f l A mit separate having a diameter of ten (10) inches or such shall paid by Purchaser; than of ninety-fiv- per cent crops doing well, most of the a bid on the land offered, feet from that this contract shall not be sold, ss of the ARE YOU SINGLE? Would tnv-r- y recen h separate more inside the bark, three (3) purchase price at any time after you Malle 'st lPocItehdSwestf;rMilhfa,,er "in. and highest total amount olfered by the ground, on any section shall be seal- - signed or transferred in any manner whal- the sale and prior to the expiration of if suited? Let me find your ideal, any one bidder for both the land and ed and paid for. All live trees ten soever except as provided herein, and in thirty years from the date of the con- DC .bsolute satisfaction ; Many wealthy W. T. the timber will considered tne Jiign. (10) laches or more in diameter inside the cent shall it be sold, assigned or tract and to provide for the payment of Newland has bought 1,617 est bid. transferred in manner whatsoever to balance honorable con- Will Meyer, the Levy oil and well in bark, three (3) feet from the ground, any any unpaid st the expiration of wishing marriage; acres of land the Torreon Grant, ahall be marked for Cutting. The 'any person, corporation or association ol thirty years from the date of the con- fidential ; members free! driller, made a trip to Las Vegas will to bid before who are not to tract with descriptions and proceed at once to Anyone desiring must, Purchaser shall then pay for all such P" sons, qualified purchase interest on deferred payments Mrs. Box-75- 7 Calif. and much over improve here-ing- . Cappel. Oakland returned pleased the it. The was not bidding deposit with the Commissioner timber as determined by said scale and mark- state lands to the extent embraced at the rate of four per cent per annum finan- price paid made pub- of Public Landa or his hold- that this land is for in advance on of No. Ui. prospects of securing all the lic. agent Within thirty (30) days after the m, being purchased payable the anniversary cial backing) to drill for oil, ing this sale, the sum of $25,000.00 in expiration of six (6) months from the the purpose of grazing and agriculture the date of the contract,' partial payments i necessary cash or certified exchange of the char- commencement of the cutting on a sec- - or-l- ; that while the land herein contract-tio- to be credited on the anniversary of the NEW FAIRMOUNT MATERNITY HOS- Wagon Mound Sentinel. acter act forth in paragraph ten of the so marked all timber marked and 'or, is believed to be essentially t date of the contract next following the PITAL for prices reasonsblei John H. Guyer of the Herzstein d be confinement; form ot contract printed below. shall be measured and estimated by mineral land, should mineral discovered date of tender. may work for board; babies adopted. Write See8 Co., came in the first of the thereon it understood and Mound was visited by one the scaler and paid for by the Purchaser. it expressly lor booklet, Mrs. 1. a. 4911 r,. 7tu, Wagon week to out a car of beans and The successful bidder will be required No deduction for defective timber or logs 'aCeea that this contract is bated upon The sale of land selected for the Santa Kansas Mo. No. 201. of finest' of season ship contract on or Fe City, the rains the clean the business for the season. to execute the following shall be made in scaling or settlement. express condition that the minerals and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund i for har- up betore October WW. therein shall be and are reserved to the will be to the above and recently and the prospects He will and into 1st, subject terms MARRY IF LONELY. For speedy marriage vplunteer go the 7. herein contained shall fund or institution to which the lsnd be cnnnitionB eir.nl that th u.n...,(nl hid. - vesting splendid crops are good. Nothing operate of try my club; very successful; best, Isrg- artny for special service very short- CONTRACT to prevent the Commissioner from order longs, together with right way to tnt der must pay in cash or certified exchange 12 or one under me est in country; established years. ly. ing at his expense a scale of the timber Commissions, any acting si time oi tale, ol the pur. Thousand, wealthy, wishing early THIS AGREEMENT made and entered on section or and upon a scale hia authority, to at any and all times thase price offered by him for the land, OTERO any mcjc, re confidential descriptions free. Uld into in duplicate thia day being so ordered and made, the Purchaser move upon said land and mine ana lour per cent intereat ia advance for the Reliable Mrs. 732 Madison, of , 1918, and move the minerals therefrom without lei balance of such club, Wrubel, J. J. White, of Mountainair, has by shall pay on the basis of the scale and purchase price and will be Oakland. t'al.-N- o. between the State of New Mexico, "T a leased several homesteads near Gran acting not on the basis ol tne cruise. ".. V . "?" required to execute contract providing Rain and Lightning' by and through Robert P. Ervien, ita Com- erala shall be made in deede given under for the payment of the balance of such visited a se- Quivira and tias moved his stock missioner of Public Lands thereunto duly -C- th " contract for lands not in in- DRITO AND LIQUOR HABITS treated by Cloudcroft was by The ommissioner shall designate by ' purchase price thirty equal annual scientific methods there. authorized of the first part and be wh n set- - known to contain minerals In stalments with interest on all deferred the most humane and vere electrical storm on In party markings the timber to cut paying pay. N. M., Tuesday. hereinafter called the and at the time of the execution ol ments the of four at Magdalene Hospital, Magdslena, v Commissioner, tlement is to be made on the basis of quantities at rate per cent per Dr. H. a short time five trees wire struck, all of such decda. snnum in sdvance and Address all communications to J. Paragraph Six (6), and such timber payments interest lOJ.-- No. It has been rainy the of the second and hereinafter fue on October of each Abernathy, P. O. Box but there was no damage to prop- reasonably party part, shall be paid for by the Purchaser whether 1st, year. - week in the Estancia called the Purchaser. cut or aot cut. IT IS EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD AND H- erty and no injury to any one. past Valley here- Cloudcrofter. and a number of localities have re- AGREED by and between the parties The above sale of land will be aubjert LAND FOR SALE. WITNESSETH: The word "section" as used in this to that time ia the essence of this con- to valid existing rights, easements, ceived considerable benefit. rights -- contract, shall be construed to mean all tract, ana mat n peiauit is maue oy ine of way an dreaervationa. - 1. That for and in conaideration of the me as TOWN-SH- AntomobiU Accident of the land in any one aectioa which ia purchaser in any oi payments pro FOR SALE-A- LL OF SECTION 5, I sum of owned the whether a full tec vided herein, or if any of the conditions The Commissioner of Public Lands' or. I' 57, Adams Price Mrs. A. K. Gore, of Alamogordo, UNION in ten cent by State, set out herein are not 3, range county. Dollara, cash hand, being per Hon or otherwise. and agreements his agent holding such sale reserves thr 115, Easy terms. W. E. Thompson, St. was killed last Sunday in of the total purchaae price of the lands trulv keot and nerformed br the aaid right to any and all bida offered Mo. No. 218199. instantly ' reject Joseph, the Tularosa when the car (not including the timber) described in The word "stumnaee aa used in this purchaser at the time and in the manner at said aale. canyon W. M. Newkirk and son Will of Schedule "A" attached, as men b Mr. Gone ran off a hereto, comprising agreement, shall be construed to mean the nerein proviuru, inia vudiiici MOUNTAIN RANCH AND driven by bridge. 105 acrea at of determin- and may be cancelled at the option of the Possession under contracts of aale for hav-Jn- Folsom, branded head of cattle amount timber in board feet, CATTLE FOR SALE Mr. Gore was g acre, but at a of not less than Commissioner, and all with in- the above described tracts will be severely injured and vacinated 70 per price ed by cruise, scale, or estimate, as pro payments, given Two waters six miles on edge and three ribs broken, the fractures recently. Three Dollars and Fifteen Centa ($3.15) vided for herein. terest, shall become liquidated damagea, up on or before October 1st, 1918. apart and in further consideration of on failure of the to comply with in Forest Reserve. Completely equipped his left his left per acre, purchaser with bouses, punctured lung, ear C. the to the 9. be notice of intention to cancel Witness band official corrals, pastures, stables, O. McCuistion, of Cimarron agreement pay remaining ninety The purchaser shall entitled to thirty days' my and the teal Black-smit- Five miles was almost torn off and he was (90) cent of aaid price mailed to the address and of the State Land Office of shop, tools etc. has 10 fine per the purchase receive a deed for any of the landa cover- given herein, the State of of drift fence. 650 acres of land. Valley lost pigs recently ol four (4) all of the to the New twenty-sevent- patented otherwise bruised. with interest at the rate per ed by this contract: rights purchaser acquire Mexico, this day of 700 mineral 250 all in advance land ahall and his in 1918. acres of leased and lands. E. a se- by coyotes. cent on deferred payments above cease, rights April, for 600. Home has Mrs. W. Tweed received in the deacribed manner: and thereto end, and the Commiaaioner cattle. Range ranch - The oil pro.ect at Cimarron Valley following a. When payment in full for all lands fine eleven room two house with vere scalp wound and remained un- a. Interest at four (4) per cent per an- and all timber shall have been made as shall be entitled to immediate and exclu- ROBT. P. ERVIEN story is moving along. The derrick is of of electric lights, phone if wanted, daily mail, concious for several her up num to be paid at the date the delivery for herein; but the Purchaaer ahall sive possession the herein described Commissioner of A beautiful home hours, on of provided and aa Public Lands, and near graded achool. had her arm broken and all the material is the ground thia contract, upon the unpaid ninety have the privilege of making full payment premises to repossess enjoy though State of New Mexico. as well as a fine cattle Alti- daughter left (98) cent of the of the thia contract had never been made. proposition. and drilling will begin next week. per purchase price at anv time for all the lands and timber, First 19M. tude too for owner. and also received a severe scalp lands, to and December 31st, a fee Publication May 1, high present Chris of Mt. up including and shall thereupon receive deed in Cast Publication 5, 1918. Price Ranee $15,000.00 Cattle $50.00 around wound. Miss Gore with the Otto, Dora, shipped 1911. , for such landa and timber. IT IS FURTHER UNDERSTOOD AND July escaped 3 carloads of wool last aver simple to landa herein not counting 1918 calf crop. 6 Bulls $500.00. slightest injuries having her left arm week, AGREED, that possession Liberal terms. Address owner, Carl E. Free- about 260 to the sack. b. On January lat, 1919, intereat to be b. At anv time after the date of thia contracted for and held Under existing P. O. Box New broken and shaken aging pounds end- do come STATE OP NEW MEXICO man, 180, White Oaks,, severely up. paid at the aame rate for the year agreement the Purchaaer ahall be entitled leases at the date hereof, not Mexico. No. December 1919, on the said the of the until ing 31st, unpaid to a aeea lor an oi tne lanaa ownea oy into possession purchaser NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Several good rains have fallen in purchaae moaey. ' State in affected October 1st, following date hereof. QUAY the anyone township by vV ANTED About three sections of leased the vicinity around Des Moines and this contract uoon full Dayment for lands PUBLIC LAND SALE Desire c Oa January lat, 1920, and timber in such (Signatures, etc.) snd with plenty of grsss and water. crop prospects are splendid all the ahall township. t location where cattle can all the of the unpaid purchase money MORA graxe way around. be aad also intereat at the aaid Sale No. 1221 S!4, See. 20; All of sec COUNTY rear round. Please give full description Reaylencs) Dastroyad by Fir paid c if im- A. rate upon the remainiog unpaid purchase tn,' Purchaser ahall be entitled tions 28. 30. 32. 34; T. 11 N.. R. 14 W., water aupply, buildinga and other The residence of W. Branson, agreement. . Office ol the Commissioner of Public in first letter. No. 138, care J. P. one of the price. to a deed for any number of outlying " m w" t, i. to, , ., , provements of Kirk, was completely destroyed Hyden, progressive 2ti; tiH, SWM," Sec. 34; T. 11 N., R. 15 Lands, 3tate Record, Santa Fe. New Mexico. 250 sections, or sections lorming exterior Santa Fe, New Mexico. by fire last Monday morning. The farmers south of Dedman, has d, la like manner thereafter on January boundariea of the landa described herein, W., containing 9120 acres. No bid on this acres of 60 acres of each total tract will be for less thsn $3.15 origin of the fire has not been as- spring crops, of fine lal. year until tlif purchaae if selection ahall be made By tne fur accepted Notice ta price ahall have been paid, the payment rhaaer an as tn clean un a line of hound per acre, to be paid at provided in para- hereby given that pursuant to EDWARDS & M'FIE certained and no insurance was car- looking corn. Jack Peacock, of Des above' Theae the of an Act of ap- M'FIE of of ninety (90) per sections running East and West or graph one of the contract. provisions Congress ried either fur- Moines, has the finest in aaid ary landa are referred to in 12 ol proved June 20th, 1910, the lawa of the ATTORNEYS-AT-LA- on the house or the potato crop cent of the purchaae price, together North and aoutn, aa lurtner expiaineo tnus: paragraph of New that section. with intereat oa the of 12 said contract at schedule "B" lands. State Mexico, and rulea and regu- niture. unpaid portions for instance in Township North, Range lations of the State Com- the aame at four cent an- 12 Land Office, the (4) per per Weat, the Purchaser must select first missioner of will OFFICEt be 12 24 Sale No. 184 S& Sec 2; All of Sec Public Lands offer at num ahall paid. either eections and or 2, 4, and 6. aale to Adolph Vor'enberg. of Tucumcari, Tarribl Tradfady The Purchaaer to if 4; E',, Sec. 6; SH, Sec 8, All of Sec ?ublic the highest bidder at Palac Waaklaftwa Av agreea select, any, 11 P. M., on Crer has been district A man by the name of Brandle All payments oa the purchaae price of the outlying row of aectiona first and then 32; T. N., R. U W., NEK, NXSEJ4, Thursday, July 18th, appointed repres- or timber herein for. and Sec. T. 11 N., R. 14 W., SWU, NW 1918, in the town of Mora, County of Saata Fa, Nw Mexiasv shot and killed Mrs. Bille Bowles laada provided later to select thoae aectiona adjacent and 2; of New in entative of the Grocery Division of intereat thereon remainina dne aao oa- - of town- SEX, Sec 6; NKNEtf, SWtfNE. Mora, State Mexico, front of lying aext toward the center the W, the house des- the State Food Administration for at Hayden the past week. ahall bear interest at the rale of deed for such laada shall NWMSF-K- , Sec. 8; All of Sec 18; SWM. court therein, the following paid, ship. But ao Sec cribed tracta of land, via: the county. It seems that Mrs. Brandle had oae (1) per cent per month and the be by the Commissioner until all Sec. 20; EV4, NKNWX, SWWNWK, ahall be conaidered to be de- givea 28; All of Sec 30; WK Sec 32; NttNWM, left her husband and sougiht refuge ia of aucb aectiona and the timher thereon Sale No. All Section fault ot this contract failure to pay for aa SEKNWK. SWMSWX, SEX, Sec 14; T. 12 lat of Ui NK CHICHESTER SPILLS Bowles where upon shall have been paid ia full, herein WVS The Ozark Trails Monument has at the home, her any or all of the due for laada or N.. R. 14 W., All of Sections 4, 10; T. NjS, SWKNEX, SEXNWK. SWjd, in- seal provided. 12 R. IS All 13 SEX, Lot 4, Sec 12; Ntf, SEM, Sec. 13; been erected at corner Second and husband went for her and timber or intereat tbereoa under the terms N., W of Sec 32; T. N, DIAMOND BRAND after notice of aame la R. 1 W., NM, SWtf. Sec 26, T. U N.. EM. EWii Sec 24; Nv4NEj(V EMNWK, rffftiX Ganell Sts. is made of sisted that she go home with him. hereof, thirty dayf 10. Before this contract delivered Sec. T. 22 R. 22 It reinforced mail; bat no notice of month- with 15 W., containing 8068J0 acrea. No bid 25; N., E., NKSW. Mr. Bowies by registered the Purchaaer agreea to deposit tha SWXSWJ4. Sec All of 3, concrete and finished in white. The prostested against her for timber, aa provided for aa a for the faith- will be accepted for leea thaa $3.15 per I; Sections 4, 9, ly payments Commiaaioner, guarantee 10. 15, 16; EM. EV4WM, Sec 21; will be in A accompanying him at which he be- ia Fire (S) ahall be of . acre, to be paid aa provided ia paragraph WjiNWyj. &? lettering black. beautiful Paragraph hereof, ful performance all and singular the Lot 2. EMNWU. SWMNEM, Sec. - came or required. a a ia the sum one of the above coatract. NWWSEX, cluster will be on enraged and shot at Bowles givea term hereof, check pi 30; T. 22 N., R. 23 fe., All of 20, Fri light placed top e Sections with a 32 the bullet Twenty-Fiv- Thousand Dollara ($25,000.), 21, 22; of the monument. Tucumcari Newt. Winchester, struck AND IN FURTHER CONSIDERATION of in Sale N I22S All of Sec 12; NH. Sec WVSSEU NEHSEM, WJ4, HEX, Sec certified by a national bank, or banks, All Sec- LADIES I his check bone and glanced the covenants, aad conditions of New which 14; Sec 20; N& Sec 22; Eyi, SWtf, 23; WJ4NEX, WM, Sec 24; of r penetra- agreements the State Mexico, each oi SW. tions 29, SM 23 Ask for the neck of Bowles who hereinafter aet out to be kept aad have a ia of not less Sec 24; EtfE4. SWMSEX, SEJdSWK, Sec J2; SMNM, Sec 2; T. N., UnarW i A Batson Bros., leased fourteen sec- ting airs. shall capital paid AU R. 23 ., 11548.41 acrea. Thr Tr UKAND PILLS ia Kro snd by the Purchaser, the Commission- than Thousand Dollara ($50,000.), with 26; NWKNWX, SI4NWM. S& Sec 28; containing viaxuau A excellent land on ran out of the house and fell dead. suf- Fifty 10 N- 12 All of a improvements consist of value Gold metallic boxes, sealed with BluelO) tions of grazing er agrees to convey by a good aad a of aot less thaa one-ha- lf of of Sec. 30; T. - R W fencing, aurplua All of See $1180.00. tbhon. Taaa no otbbk. Buy mt yswYV the south of Adrian, and this ficient deed to the aaid Purchaser, the the paid-u- but the Purchaaer 10, 14, 18; Nsi .Sec 20; aak roe It 1 St S V plaint capital; 10 R. 13 si STATE LAND BRINGS laada deacribed in Schedule "A" attached lieu of tions 22, 24. 26, 28, JO, 34. T. N, ISO v week moved some 500 ftead of stock may substitute at any time ia Sale 1221 PI1SSK RBI PII.Ln, for twenty-t- full e Thona-an- of See. EMi, Sec All of Sec- N& Sec K; NEMNEM. GOOD PRICES IN THE hereto, whea paid tor ia aa bercia such certified check Twenty-Fiv- d W., All 2; 4; N. years regarded ss Pet. Salest. Always Reliable, th,ere. Glrnrio Tribune. provides!. States Gov- tions 10, 12, 14; NM, Sec 22: All of Sec- SWKNEM, WMNWK, SEKNWX, Sec. 11; Dollara ($25,000.), of United T. 22 N., 25 520 COUNTY OF DE BACA ernment Bond a. coupon bonds will tions 26, T. 12 N., R. 14 W., All of Sec 36; R E., containing acres. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Only 14 There are no 2. The Purchaser agrees to pay at be acceptable, but the Purchaaer ahall be T. 13 N., R. W., containing 11,770.91 improvementa. SAN JUAN the rate of not less than Two Dollara the Intereat oa such bonds aa acrea. The timber oa thia tract has been EVERYWHERE Robert P. Ervien, state commis- entitled to ac- No bid on the above deacribed of Z& aad Fifteen Cents ($2.15) per thousand feet it sold but not cut over. No bid will be tracta sioner of public lands, and Fritz board measure for all timber of Western cepted for leaa thaa $3.15 per acre, to be P. H. BraMe, Harry Turner and Mueller, of the state land office, ar- Yellow Pin and other species atanding and The Cotnraiseioner ahall hold auch de paid aa provided in paragraph oae of the wife Miss Maude from con- growing oa the aaid Laada, the aaaoaat and default of the Purchaaer above form of coatract. and Wright, the rived Santa Fe Tuesday to of of be ae posit apoa old left for duct a sale lands advertised atumpage each timber to in the' performance of any of the terms Enterprise force, Friday ofstate certained aa hereinafter provided. of thia contract, aaid sum of Twenty-Fiv- e The aucceasful bidder wifle required to Durango, whenr they will conduct for Fort Sumner on that day.. Two Thousand Dollara ($25,000.) ahall inure to pay for the advertiaiag aad all costs the new establishment tracts were of. The I. Not lees tbaa ninety (90) days be- the State of New Mexico aa liquidated to the aale herein. Save job printing disposed first, fore the Purchaser ahall desire to com- Wheat and Meat by Eating ' in the Smelter Mrs. BraMe 8,572 was damagea. And it ia hereby expressly City. containing acres, purchased mence catting the timber apoa aay of the agreed that the amount of damagea which Any improvemeata enatiag oa the lead if in Albuquerque engaged in Red by R. E. McKenzie at the appraised landa covered by thia contract, it ahall shall accrue to the State of New Mexico at the time of the firat publicatioa ol give the Commiaaioner notice of ita in virtue of a breach of thia contract thia notice ahall be paid for by the aac- - Cross work. Farmington Hustler. valuation per acre, to which was by cessful More added the value of teatioa, together with) a legal description by the Purchaaer shall, and the aame ia bidder. the improvements of the section from which it wishes to declared to the aom of Twenty-Fiv- e hereby be, on eold will SAN MIGUEL listed at $2,481. The other tract was remove the timber, aad apoa receipt of Thousand Dollara ($25,000.), and upon All outstanding leasee landa 360 acres went at the such notice the Commissioner ahall cause such breach thia contract ahall terminate. be cancelled oa October 1, 1918, and pos appraised a to be made of the session will be the successful bid- was 10 acre. cruise designated Upon faithful compliance with the terms given value, which per A laada, by a timber cruiser appointed by of thia contract aaid ahall be re- ders oa that data, AJUfad Slack Nabbssd aad depoait gentleman named Rowley from him, who ahall make hia cruise turned to the party of the second part ' POTATOES R. Williams, an - alleged slacker, according to the terms at the of the covered The above aale of landa ia aabiect to Taiban was the purchaser. From strictly expiratioa period ot was picked up by a motorist near the here the state's land men went to hereof. The amount of timber shown to by the life of thia contract. valid existing rights, easements, rights A. Van Houten ranch and be oa the laada hy these cruises (subject way aad reservations. In this way will assist in the 1. brought Clovia, where they were to hold a so the conditions hereinafter nested) anall The Purchaaer may assiga the coatract you greatly here where he was placed in the be the basis for payment for the timber for the of laada ia whole or in The Commissioner of Public Laada f tale next day. The purchaae New Mexico reserves the to hands of the authorities. He was on corered by thia coatract. time of part, bat ao aaaignmeat of the aame shall right tejecs reat wsr tasks of the United States Food a aad all bida offered at aaid aale. hit to Mexico where he ex-- " be made for laada ia aay towaahip any f way Vam www notice provided for herein, however, may all of the laada ia each towaahip pected to assist in founding a so- he chanced whea necessary and by aaree- - and covered thia coatract be includ- Witness my .hand and the official seal y tsMaass meat f th by of the State Lead Office of the State cialistic college and where he would Csaaba ar parties. ed therein. be safe from the United States offi- of New Mexico, thia tth day f May, The Commissioner aa 11. As the Purchaser ahall Nil cials. Las m agrees t apaoiat long at Vegai Optic. I nums mutually aatistaetory observe the covenants nerein agreed by it fMMUMtflt to be acilusmcd, it ahall have aad enjoy ROBT. T. ERVIEN, ae the timber thia con the to aad aa aaid laada. Comsiisssoacr mt Public Laada f the H. S. KAUNE & CO. Hsmsm teiuul bp right occupy tat at New Mease The residence of Baca locat- tract, towards whea a sssss i emtio the Aad the Purchaaer ahall have aa4 enjoy Jose Pmihesvr wiD pay th State Mveaty- au ngnta ex way privileges First Publieario. May V, Ml ed near Rociada, one of the most una), per Last Pakhcatiea Aa t, ML was an American ; he nf The first he did In the morning man cheerfully. "We haven't come for But Violet's mother year?" said, by way working up thing man never to u he to reuch. wus to the Recorder and you ; but It'll be the worst night's work and she never liked the point which hoped open Dully was all "Not his oust his' down the personul col- you've done yet, If you don't act with trusted him. The money hers, many now, sir," guide eyes In hands umn. "T. V. U." wus conspicuous only instead of against us." but he's got a lot of it his stolidly. of his somehow the mother's wish, I "I suw a young looking out of iu absence; but toward the eud of the As he spoke, the bright ray against lady man who had and he doesn't want mm. the window this morning, whom I took column appeared something else which lantern shone full on the fancy naturally as her will SMin to be Christopher's attention at a opened the door a big, hulking fellow Violet to marry, by father's uu artist," said Christopher, grow- caught with the face and ibulld of a prize- he had charge of her affairs until she ing "Very' pretty, with yello- glance. Impatient. to does. He had her at school in Paris wish-brown hair nnd dark eyes "V. L. H. is earnestly implored fighter. An.WILLIM50?l one BIrkett mumbled a tale until she was twenty, to keep her out CA a,r& might have been browu or violet. I communicate Immediately with Then Tim LIGHTNING CONDVCTOli ad- come to him of of men ; but I'm attached to AUTHORS FTHC U think she had oil a dark blue dress," who hoped to meet on Thursday at of a "pul of his" who had the way r-- a the and we met. I fell "You must have been mistaken, sir," dress V. L. H. knows. Great anxiety. from a gentleman who wanted strong embassy there, to out" a bad man tha n In love with her at sight who DRAMATIZED AND PRODUCED replied the old woman. "I didn't bring Can't hear suspense." chap "pay Race was not the was too old and weak to pun- wouldn't? and when Hardcastle in PICTURES iy THE any such young lady in this morning." So, Christopher he came and no more who hud been given reason ish himself.. Instructions received heard what had happened COnPAJSY. Christopher asked leading only person a fort- VITACRAPH to count V. L. H. on through the "pul." with the advance, carried her off at once. After questions, but meekly allowed himself upon meeting received ! were to wait near the front door with night of worry an suspense I COPYRIGHT. iSlfc to be shown the usual things and told Thursday a to till the a letter from Violet, evidently written SPEED GOOD ROADS BUILDING the usual Tlmn lie gave the Christopher wished very ardently a lump, from quarter eight legends. of motor on in haste. Here It is. You shall NINTH EPISODE to discourse snatches from the opera old woman the usual fee, 'with the thut he as well as V. L. II. knew the arrival a car, Mearlng great l.u he came in which he was ,to the door see It, Mr. Bace." Federal of Nation's High-way- s of Traviiila; but when usual extra tip, and took his leave. Hut address of the anxious advertiser; but open part Supervision to his uo and not allow himself to be seen "Dearest he "this Is sight of tlic castle he forgot pluy to buck ut the guardian's as he did not, and could think of way, Maurice," read, Is Being Urged Military The Gold Case. turning glance was and the In haste. I've run Cigarette own accompaniment, even forgot for a when the door was shut, lie means of finding it out, he could do until the visitor Inside, the greatest away Value la 8hown. cottage, locked behind him. Then he was from uncle's house I few moments the business which hud saw his late at the window, peer- untiling to mutch the pieces of the puz- door my escaped, oml'l not make guide In flrst-rut- e Christopher llace brought him to Stoke d'Kstcourt. look- zle When the four o'clock to "lay out" the newcomer might call It; for, since a dreadful A few days ago a big government - ing out. liehinil her stood a man, together. iir lull if tin- thing. It really was a very tine anil striking him the offer of an im- style nothing serious, but enough to scene we had, I've been practically a motortruck stuck hard and fust in a hulf-Klic- over Hie und us post brought In common was h ing stooping shoulder; In for envelope ruin. Christopher drove very slowly met moved mediate engagement for Scarlet Run- "knock him silly" and keep him prisoner. I've been planning this rut on the roud between Washington I linn-li- t Christopher's eyes his lie nl k :i ii creamy :ir in und that condition for several hours. but have succeeded. A to take its full niiigniliceiice, away. ner, therefore, he wus inclined to days, only just and Baltimore. commercial truck )' Willi ii ill pit monogram piili' finally stopped Scarlet Kiniiicr in the A Mr. Warren Lockwood wrote Scarlet Runner was left standing I've got to a farmhouse not far from trietl to get around it from one direc- l Iiissatislled with the result of his mill silver. On tills half-shee- writ .mi to the im- a different shadow of the dark, towering wulls, lie return to cas- from the Laurels, Pleasant aveuue, before the house door, give the village, giving name, tion and 'another government truck i i quest, resolved to the in ii linn mill somewhat mil Iniinl. lie did not her recom- that her master uncon- and a story about my- Both of ihonji slop engine. tle after dark, and linger about iu tin' Burnet, saying thut friends had pression luy making up stupid from the other direction. llllL'Ill In' Hint nf ii iimii n over-travel- which Looking up from his scut in the gently-p- Mr. Race and his cur. He Mr. scious within; but hour utter hour self, but it answers very well, for these also stuck. Soon this of hope thut the girl might return under mended WIIIII.IM. Were tWII sentences iiml part urring Normmi and Birkett's em- me as a for 'a cur, the huge keep cover of dusk to demand her proper- Lockwood hud been suffering from passed onf mysterious they're keeping lodger rood, for a mile each way, another. nor sent. two. I'm in loomed above him. Suddenly there was and her muuuer of bronchitis, and his doctor udvlsed him ployer neither came night or Reully, hiding was jammed with squawking cars und ly explain strange ut drove Scarlet leave the house lest Sir-- I hnve heiit'l nf you n ml your framed in a small, ivj draped window of not only to escape London fogs aS soon Christopher last here, for I daren't trucks. All traffic was stalled for the nl I disposing it. r.tr. ami Miw hitoi,MMhs Ixplh. u luce as lovely as uny for which u as be, but In a motor. Runner rupldly buck to London, the fog my uncle and the hateful, wicked old better of a day, with the result know ili.it ymi mi- a 141111 Ii'Iiimm mill r;m When, after nightfall, he groped his might toescape part I of old ever did kind lifted with a hint of breeze. He valet of his you saw in Paris, pounce was suburb- In, tfiinli'.l liupii very min'li Ih.'il yen knight battle, way through a thick mist towurd the Would Sir. Race be so excessively having that war work delayed, lire frt'i' and an iniiii' here by Tliursiluy, A was down at him u Mis Runner out to was tired and hungry; and knowing down on me like hawks and carry me anites were late to dinner and II In tin1 as it is girl gazing castle ruins, he had still no clew which us to drive Scarlet thirsty piiMlil.- i";nlv murninu, n HS'c whose yellow-brow- hair was thut he' would get nothing to eat at his back I tell you, dearest, I'm were unable to reach ii neiM'i ot anil dentil to me, to gut girl might help him to timl the lady of the the Laurels, arriving as 'near eight again. Washlngtonlans away-- - a of when he had up the cur afraid of them both. I don't know bright gold against background eigurette case. o'clock as he could make convenient? lodgings, put the Maryland oasis. Here tin' let tor liniki" off. giving no darkness. The met his in he went to his club. The dining room what mayn't do, and all because large eyes Sauntering us if aimlessly, ulong the Sturtitig from Scarlet Runner's garage they This incident Is no special discredit el u- In tin1 if nr to I 111' must nature tlic erranil, appeal; lips opened without speak- vast at seven, he found the fog so densely was almost deserted when Christopher of my money. I'm sure untie to the Maryland roaa builders. The roud dominated by the ruins, u it. Hi" u liereiiliuiits of till' nameless a Iniinl and arm were thrust could walked in. Two men sat at table in have done something dishonest with Washington-Baltimor- e ing; Christopher began softly to whistle the thickened thut he doubted If he road was not Hilt I was iilili' to I ; und hear- came to me one and writer. 'hristopher through he aperture, und something air from La Truviuta which Scarlet Und the way. . a corner, talking earnestly Anyway, he night built for the amount and kind of traffic make mil tin- - The situ w !'! small that as it fell was a him enter, looked up, as lf not said thut he knew my mother had left postmark. glittered Runner's new siren played. Suddenly, at what seemed to be ing they it is now bearing. The same is true 't i i t ; Im'cii sr.it i hi t l'riini Stnki' thrown to him. too to huve the room luvuded. me a deal which had never come Once in a while he paused, half ex- comer of the wide country road not far pleased great of many other highways in ull parts of in Warwickshire. A from the uttracted Ills at- Both were and to into his hands ; that he'd informa- ilT)siiiiirt. cry girl u call in answer; and at lust, outside Burnet, a voice cried to him. young, strangers got the country. More and more motor- Ill' course. Ill' sniil to IlilllSl'lf, there tention. She was him to ride pecting the fuce of one tion about there valuable bonds signing as he mounted the rising ground which "Scarlet BunnerV" it shouted; and Christopher; yet being trucks are taking over what used to was to ilo aholit it. 1'i'rliiips familiar to hlin. in a bank In New York of which he iinlhiug away. led to one of the castle, farthest Race, astonished, answered before he seemed curiously be "short haul" railroad freight. And tlio was n hoax. Hi' studied tin' It was not until the first when wing the unswer sprang to have known. I admitted that thing turn, from the moat und the cottage, he hail slopped to think: "Yes." Then, suddenly, ought the short haul that is accomplished llint It must iiii'iin Hie castle towers were hidden, from sil- Into his mind. This was the original It was true, and that dear mother had miuingi'iuii, taiicying thought that he heard a faint rustling Next instant a black figure was by motortruck has gradually length- an hill, Knee of the iu the me a letter about Uie bonds, Just sight by Intervening that among the dead grass und bracken. houetted strangely in the pule haze of photograph gold cigarette given ened from ten or fifteen miles until slackened Hie car's and looked ut case. before she died, that they were pace Stopping to listen, the sound wus the car lamps and three short sharp saying now much freight is carried --00 miles Hie which Hie had thrown to A wave of excitement swept over never to be In his He said thing girl hushed. Again he whistled the same reports burked dryly in the night. put charge. in trucks. u low asked he was In A him. Then he saw that it was very while he u which Someone had fired a revolver at his Christopher. In a voice he he must have them, that Such fucts are the basis of drive handsome small air, lighted cigarette who took his order if he but this extra would though eigurette ease, should also have Its driving-whee- l tires and two shots had the waiter difficulties, money being made on congress for legisla- "AI. special moaning at would make it ornamented with the letters iu for the if she were us well us taken effect. Hot with fury nt the out- know who were the two gentlemen tide him over, and he tion to empower the federal govern- girl near, He and diamonds. her a hint of his whereabouts. rage. Race leaped from his seat to the the other table. all right afterwards. begged ment to unify roads of the country Into giving old fellow, so I to him Completely pu..led, Christopher Yes, there wus the once roiidway. As he touched the ground "Why, sir," replied the pleaded that began give a comprehensive system and to spend a sly rustling celebrated and stopped for moment in the empty more. she wanted a reassur- something thick and soft was thrown "don't you know by sight the the letters of the combination lock, the money necessary to make the to exam- Perhaps seemed road satisfy his curiosity by of his face before over his head from behind and twisted Mr. Fergus O'Brien?" had got as far ns TVB when It roads adequate to meet the new re- the cuse inside us well ing glimpse speaking. I've heard of O'Brien, as if mother's voice in ining cigarette Well, she should have it. He held up tightly round his neck. "Oh, Fergus exactly spoke quirements. The federal government. us out. There was in not of said "the pri- ear and forbade me to go on. There nothing it, the lighted wax mutch to the cigarette Tearing at the hood with one hand, course," Christopher my It is claimed by proponents of the even a but there was one pe- vate which of the two is was a miserable scene between us after cigarette; until Its ftnnie begun to burn down. and striking out fiercely, if wildly, with detective; plan, must do the work, because a which caused to he?" His were and fright- culiarity Christopher Then, as it llared up before the end, the other, Christopher knew that he that. eyes awful, central authority Is absolutely nece- to the conclusion that the an- "The one at the head of the table, ened me. You in little jump thing suddenly there came to his ears a hiss had got in a blow somewhere. Iu know, my ssary to the perfection of a national hint been made order, and muf- sir. don't know his Not a which me with by special sharp and wicked as a snake's, und at other second he was free of the I guest. case, you gave system of roads. for a The inner of the case of unless a brand Initials In and lady. piyt the same Instant he was conscious of q fling hood ; but the iniiii he had flung member the club, sir, your It, your photograph The federal government should was covered on one side with new one." hidden inside, I told you I would keep entirely stinging pain in his left arm. off did not wait to be attacked. He spend the money, they say, because a mirror set into the gold and sur- determined that neither most valuable to me after Away went match and cigarette, lied, swallowed up In the fog. Punting Christopher the tiling their military value makes the roads rounded by a frame of brilliants, he nor his should leave the That Is the com- tiny their drowned in the wet grass ; from the struggle, Christopher assured neighbors your picture. thing a great national asset. This military thus for on the spurks room without his out what he bination which the safe at the bank leaving place cigarettes and Christopher, surprised und pricked himself with some sense of triumph finding by value of good roads is already shown side then the wanted to know. He took the cig- which contoins the bonds can be opposite only, lie put to anger, realized that he hud been thut the cigarette case was still sufe gold by the dependence which the govern- little affair into his and case from his and laid it No one has it nnd cut (luinly pocket shot at with uu iu his wuistcoat pocket. arette pocket opened. opened ment Is placing upon them for the drove his intended route iu al- uirgun. on the where its diamonds bonds since mother was In New ulong Search for his assailant proved What an Innocent he had been not table, the moving of troops and supplies. In Eu- most of "V". L. II." Hashed iu the of a d can- York not before she died. hopeless quest fruitless, so, choosing discretion as to suspect the letter from Burnet us light lust, long rope It has been even more convinc- His first on the dle. Three minutes later its Not a soul knows thought, seeing girl bus returned to the of a gleam living except myself ingly demonstrated. It hus been said at the window of the castle was guide, Christopher part plot! the of the mun who not even the keep, inn. By the time the cur' was ready to caught eye young the combination, manager that good roads saved France and the Hint he lunl found V. 1.. II. that V. was not and Christo- of the bank. I'm sure mother was It was after nine next morning when go on again he had made up his mind Fergus O'Brien; lack of tbem defeated Russia. It is I,. 11. had been there for him, saw his face the in not and that waiting he waked, and he was much annoyed not to pay the call alone, but to tuke pher go through right trusting uncle, ill the of u rescue, like some per- from ustonishment and incred- this secret fortune Is all I have left. I hope with himself for wasting time In bed, for a cotnpuiiion u member of the locul changes secuted damsel of old. Hut, though to iuteusest wait for to come here, but when he might have been better em- police. ulity eugerness. daren't you she had certainly Hung him a gage, she do now?" was the slinll to to London motor, ployed In detective. But when, The Laurels wus surrounded by "What will he try get by bad shown uo desire to go with him. playing mind. But show nt a his request, a London newspaper grounds of considerable size, and the question in Christopher's it ruther than myself railway When he had uway Scarlet Hun- by What and will to the put and breakfast were brought to Ids gate, admitting to n graveled drive, wus almost instantly answered. station, go straight ner he shut himself up for another look man did was to You will this in time room, u paragraph in the personul col- stood open. Christopher saw no lights the young jump up and, Savoy. get just at the case. it, the to to to meet me if you start from cigarette Opening umn of the Recorder turned his us he turned In ; but as Scarlet Hunner on pretense of going the fireplace there broken of fell and he Daily I pieces glass out, attention in an from an announcement of her ar- warm his bunds, puss close to the tuble Purls Thursday morning. shall finish saw what he hud not at before. instant people and purred guessed events at Stoke d'Kstcourt. rival the front door was partially where Race sat. He paused and Chris- this letter and write another arranging Hand-- The mirror concealed u false buck to met. about the and to do I've He Saw That It Was a Very ' "T. V. B." him In opened, throwing out a narrow stream topher's eyes und his motor; both, the case, and hidden there he fouud a stared at large but one sheet of Your some Cigarette Case. fa- of which sought to focus on the "You will think It very strange," said paper. loving of u man. And be- black capitals at the heud of that light "VIOLET." photograph young motor. however, the police- ihe young mau, "but I must beg you to V. L. II.: nnd (lie tween tin,' und the thin mous column. "Whoever can supply Already, though handwriting photograph man had from his and tell me how you got that cigarette "I think," remarked O'Brien, grave- was uiiroiiiiiiotily for u woniuti, of which held it in was information as to these letters and slipped place, strong strip gold pluce sheltered be- case." ly, "that we'd better go down at once the was femi- u of on which were written those following, will be richly reward- Christopher descended, -v- monogram essentially slip paper hind on for with "I don't think it strange,"- returned into Warwickshire, and pay a surprise - , -i nine. close and alt iu the ed 'if communicates Box 20(11, Daily him, moving step step together capituls, a his leader, whose 'broad shoulders Christopher. "When I recognized visit to Mr. Hardcastle's house, the Thi'D he looked up Stoke d'Estcourt letters TVliXCHTAY. Recorder Office," he read with keen stub of excitement. screened his stooping figure from sight. your fuce, I put the case there hoping sooner the better," on his road map, und in u handbook of "A to a Chris- off key cipher, perhaps," !" and to you'd ask me that question. I'll answer "For heaven's sake, then, let's get Warwickshire. to himself. Was he in- "Quick work Christopher said to Then, suddenly, unexpectedly topher said the man who held the inside the It with the greatest pleasure; and without a minute's delay," Implored Mis was smooth and une- tended to out secret, und himself. For he did not doubt that he light journey pluck its half-ope- n are some I trust wus the for whose benefit the door, Racei pushed his way there also questions" Naylor. ventful, and it was still early in the profit by what it taught him? He could person one we must do had been in in, the policeman following close. you'll answer me." "There's Just thing murky evening when the blazing rays not tell. And after ut the nine paragraph put print. said "and staring He his bill at the inu anil de- The behind the door evidently Fergus O'Brien got up and came before we start," O'Brien, nf his lamps illuminated the quaint letters for ten or fifteen minutes on paid person a for Hardcastle's with Scarlet Runner. had no wish to prevent Christopher across the room. "You're Mr. Bace, that Is, get warrant front of the old Inn of wlik'h he hud end, hazarding all kinds of conjectures parted arrest." t . En route to town he concocted a tele- from He readily, aren't you?" he asked. ' rend in the guide-hook- and trying to fit them together, he wus entering. gave way which off from a small but at of the other man, who sud- Christopher assented, and added that It was five o'clock Sunday morning, The first thing lie did while his din-- , no wiser than before. gram he got sight f off and Gravel Plied on town where he to lunch. like a he had just learned who the other was. and still pitch dark, when they got 6and 8ubgrada nor was being prepared was to rail for It could not be, he thought, thnt the stopped denly appeared Use on Con- "Should the wish to hear he uttered an oath and dashed the lump "This Is my friend Indeed, my dis- In Scarlet Runner; but they had the Ready for Experimental the local directory und pore over its girl had wished him to keep the cig- advertiser Md. V. floor. Out went the tant relative Mr. Maurice Maylor," warrant; and at nine three haggard, crete Road, Chevy Chase, In the of finding someone arette cuse. For some reason it had more of T. B., the only way of doing he held on the pages hope hun- said O'Brien. men arrived at Stoke with the initials "V. I,. II." Hut he was to so will be to call nine o'clock tonight light, as the glass crashed in a certainly true that the French had been necessary for her get rid of the "M. exclaimed Im- d'Estcourt after a nonstop run. The of the the to hide it from (Friday) on Christopher Bace, who dred pieces; but Instantly the police- !.!" Christopher the best roads in the world when the disappointed. population thing at moment, the They learned of the first person they and the immediate neighbor- someone him may be able to give information but man's dark lantern flashed into pulsively. war broke out and that the men and village perhaps; and seeing pass, "Will come' to passed In the village where to find Mr. hood was u few und him will accept no reward." darkness. you gentlemen my supplies which checked the first Ger- only hundreds, she had believed gentlemuu enough rooms?" asked "You'll Hardcastle's place. the would He arrived at home late In the af- "No use. Tommy, I've spotted that Christopher. man rush went forward largely by among the Harrises, Hurlioroughs, to help her. Of course she Mr. announced a sour-face- ternoon, but found no letters. mug of yourg,rt said the plain-clothe- s understand why, perhaps, when we've Hardcastle, motor. Is also true a break- the Ilickses and the there was count his the first d It that llarveys upon taking oppor- had a talk about the case. middle-age- woman who opened none who owned the iuitiuls "V. L." to return her und the cigarette down of all transportation facilities tunity property; You won't have far to the door, was not at home. on had osten- where she could ex- go." prevented Russia from effectually mo- Christopher, arriving, only possible pluce And did understand, In a way "We will see Miss Hardcastle, if her k they tremendous resources. tatiously driven Scarlet Runner pect him to look for her was at uncle Is not O'Brien au- bilizing her that was a surprise to all three; for, here," said, now federal office llirough the whole length of the village custle. He decided, as the And to his and There is a of good on arriving at Christopher's lodgings, thoritatively. surprise federal High street and past the cottages and person from whom the girl wished to 'his roads, operating under the they came upon a scene of wild confu- the astonishment of companions, the old Queen Anne or (leorglan houses conceal the cigarette cuse might huve no And In road act, whereby government ap- sion in his sitting rboni. the servant made objection. for which surrounded the famous green, seen a fleeing motor car, that it would two minutes the and propriates funds roads, provided "This act is also on account of the girl herself, pale the states in which the roads are to thus advertising his advent to wh im be well for her sake to appear on the lovely, appeared. or- cigarette case," said Christopher. be built will a similar it might concern ; and though the scene next time iu the guise of an Maurice!" she appropriate fir "There's a man who wants It badly. I "Oh, sobbed, running amount. This und ule made him tourist. gives the gpvernment country air strong dinary don't know who he Is to him, with eyes for no one else. he sat late to In half uu hour he had reached the yet, but" the power to recommend the improve- sleepy, up pretending "I think can tell cut In Mau- read old numbers of in the and was at the door I you," ment or building of certain roads and magazines, castle, knocking rice It was true that Mr. Hardcastle was of receiving a letter or word of of a cottage built up against one of the Naylor. to, disapprove the improvement oi hope "Can you also tell me who Is V. L. "not at home," as his servant had said. some sort from his nameless t. half-liidiie- u wulls. This was the dwell- building of others. It may exercise a H.?" But he had returned early that morn- of the caretaker. Presently the sort of advisory, and mildly compul- ing "She Violet the niece by motor, as O'Brien had guessed, No word however. door and au old woman ap- is Hardcastle, ing, sory power toward the establishment came, Christopher opened of man who this and to kin Maurice was with first hint of the probably paid by threatening of a unified national system of roads. up the gray peared. room visit while were out. She whom he knew to be in Lon- dawn. seven o'clock he was said thnt he had a you Naylor, But this power, It is argued, Is by no By Christopher civilly didn't the case?" don, he bad forced Violet to tell her dressed, and it was not yet eight when come to visit the castle. give you cigarette means sufficient In an emergency like she did to carefully-guarde- d secret, to save her breakfasted and was went from room to room, "In a way, probably keep the present. What is needed is the he had starting They many out her uncle's as looks lover's life. Then with his confiden- Runner before the door of the of which were to the with it of hands, it power to form a definite plan for a Scarlet open sky, now. me Is?" uncle had off mere of what the Can you tell where she tial man, her gone again system of national highways, and the inn. stony suggestions "I could. I've been advertis- in his car. to Scarlet stories bud been. a wish I , funds to carry that plan Into execu- He determined drive upper Going up news Re- "But remarked the detec- stone which would leud, ing for of her in the Daily luckily," tion as rapidly as possible. Hunner slowly, temptingly, through steep stairway corder. Mr. knows tive when he had heard these details street of the und the he knew, to a certain window, his heart My friend, O'Brien, For this new naUonal system of every village, past the whole When we saw you, I from the girl, "he can't sail for' New of the houses und even began to beat rather more quickly than story. highways must not only be thorough- gates great was consulting him about the best way York today." must farms of the surrounding country. usual. He hoped, and more than half ly but be radically of reaching Miss Hardcastle, who is en- "I wonder?" she said. "I happen to most of our Then, if the writer of Unit unfinished believed, that he would find a beautiful different from that of gaged to me her ancle's wllL" know that he's lately bought or hired roads. The these letter were waiting somewhere in the girl waiting for him at the top of the against present failure of "Perhf ps lf I tell you how I got the a big steam yacht, but I don't know her is due the of a response to the broken ap- but he fouud stone walls and latter largely to fact that hope steps; case it will help you both," name." sufficed he or she would not be disap- emptiness. cigarette roads which very well for the peal, said and then, beginning "We'll know before we're many farm- I eeply disappointed, Christopher Christopher; traffic of light pleasure cars and. pointed. with the unfinished he gave them hours older," O'Brien assured her. not He sounded his new and singularly walked about, pretending to be Inter- letter, ers' wagons will stand up under the whole of the affair, ending "We'll know whether she's' sailed; if A sweet-tone- d walls. The hjstory the strain of heavy truck traffic. musical siren unnecessar- ested in the thickness of the with' from woman him as the episode in Barnet so, what port and for what port truck highway, to 'meet the require- ily often. old stood still, watching We'll know Is to in looked out. "Certainly it's HardcasUe who has all there know, ments now laid upon it, must be He drove out of the village and took he went to the window and and when Mr. HardcasUe being fancied Lplanned It all ; if he hasn't done it all," fact; steps a paved highway with a concrete base. the road which, lie had been told, would Turning quickly he caught, or on shore across water find a on exclaimed Naylor. the he'll Such a road la very expensive to lead him several that he caught, cynical expression ly past gentlemen's . "He's his niece's guardian," ex- himself under arrest;" which was costs dried-appl- a the the e face. build; it from 20,000 to $30,000 houses and outlying farms, past of her dead what happened.. "I have a great many plained Naylor. "Brother a mile. ruined eastle. suppose you who of him. (END OF NINTH EPISODE.) Here and there he caused his siren visitors here, even at this time of the Forced Violet to Tell Her Carefully Guarded Secret. father, thought everything Milk After Being Drawn. After the milk Is drawn no time down to us and is a of the lan- "I don't suppose the people there have house," to clean up and scrub out and of no color at all, except a weather little red schoolhonses, and the phrase part should be lost in straining, cooling and EXISTS ONLY IN MEMORY school-hou- se of the beaten silver and there are a "little red schoolhouse" crept Into print guage, long after the little red the slightest knowledge great as is at paint "the little red schoolhouse," and gray, war. We understand that a company covering the milk, the longer it few and ar.d the of the hustings. To has disappeared. a and the more "Little Red Schoolhouse" Is Now One so on. log schoolhonses, maybe oratory la about to exploit the island, and we high temperature Open all somewhere there Is a red one. say that a man was graduated from likely It is to be contaminated with of the Things That Belong And, notwithstanding this propa- Ten Years. hope that It will be possible In the who Uiis of there are a few the little red schoolhouse meant that Delivery Every undesirable bacteria. to the Past. ganda about it, in part Possibly scattering of- future to send mails about once or self-mad- e The announcement that the post the country has ever seen or knows of red schoolhouses In the country dis- he was a man who began twice a The island lies fice proposes to dispatch a mail to Tris- year." midway Value of Manure "The 11 tie red schoolhouse" was a the existence of a "red schoolhouse," tricts of New England and the East. at the grassroots. between South America and the Cape Spreader. To or write of the preserva- tan d'Acunha bas caused considerable During the next few years the ma- tallying cry In more than one national little or big, unless It be one of red Thnt Is where the phrase "little red speak of Good Hope, and ten years ago the em- With true tion of the little red schoolhouse meant interest, for it is ten years since a mall nure will its exist- "political campaign of recent years, and brick? The phrase Is Intended to schoolhouse" originated. population was 75. spreader Justify dis- them red. n reference to those virtues was Sent from this country. "The ence more than ever before. All a government bulletin issued a week or brace schoolhonses in the country Yankee thrift they painted homely coun- red. be- an 1 tastes of the country, free mail will be lent out to South Georgia stable waste should be over o ago had a long article about the tricts ; but there Is hardly a red Just as they painted their barns, simple now spread rrf-- of a whaler, and from there will be British sportsmen are out to Und before Is conditions of "the little red schoolhouse In Missouri, Kansas, cause red was the cheapest kin of unhampered Sy oppression by the any of its fertility , Insanitary try And the slo sent on to Tristan d'Acunha by a Sail- provide a fleet of 100 ambulances at whoolhouse." We are warned to pre-- Oklahoma, or any western state. Most paint The country boys nnd girls of a either church or state. lost v. hat ship,1" a office official says. cost Of 40,000 ($200,000). lntad "the little red school- - of the buildings are white, some are century ago and later ere taught la gan, "little red schoolhouse," ing post might as well do the trimming ana DtrtOVU CKVOIM DITUIUTrOrUl I did. I wanted to feather your uest for yon, Latimer. So I bought Liberty Practical Garb for Outdooring Feathering bonds with the money that you lost THE and there's the bonds, all standing In His Nest your name." "You bought ''em In my name?" faltered Latimer Cobb. LESSON" KITCHEN "In your name," echoed Hardshell By WILLIAM HAMILTON OSBORNE (By REV. P. B. F1TZWATER, D. D., Hopper. "Chiefly because I couldu't Teacher of English Bible In the Moody Of Tht YlgUant get anything better or sollder to buy Bible Institute of Chicago.) and 'then, you won't have any trou- (Copyright, ltlg. Western Newspaper Union.) CABINET ble any more with that income tax. Hardshell Hopper 4s an unpatriotic But that ain't all, Latimer," went on cynic. He admits lie Is, himself. It All hall to good health! you never can I'll no be denyln' that wtmmln are Hardshell. "I want to ask you how FOR JULY 7 It, God only recently he came Into the lime LESSON buy foolish. Almighty made 'em to much It costs you now to live?" Tho' many by using a vegetable diet match the men. George Eliot. . Old Hezeklah light. Hopper (lied "You're me two thousand Have lived a long life, with nerves or so and two paying BEGINNING THE CHRISTIAN LIFE. steady and year ago left million said quiet; GOOD THINGS FOR OCCASIONS. dollars. He left half Ills' fortune to his year," Cobb. Then listen to wisdom, ye people, and "And on went on try It. nephew, another young man of the you're living It," LESSON TEXT Acts 1: Hardshell, "and I'm on another GOLDEN TEXT Whosoever will, let One may find some among these name of Latimer Cobb, and the other living two thousand. And yet our combined him take the water of life freely. Revela- DO YOU LIKE ONION8? which will appeal to the taste and be half he left to his other nephew. Hard tion 22:17. worth while Income from these bonds 'II come near DEVOTIONAL READING John 16:4-1- saving shell Hopper. Hardshell Is called that Most of us selfish In occa- to being seventy-fiv- e thousand dollars ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FOR ore regard to for various because he's got that kind of a shell, 2:37-4- 8:2-4- a year. So I'm these bonds TEACHERS Acts Romans the onion prefer to eat Ihein our- sions. or so It would seem. had giving you 1:1-1- The testator 'II selves than si be- with the idea that you nnd me keep PRIMARY - rather Cherry Tart. this money all nicely Invested In good TOPIC Loving- and trusting a on on our two thousand a year Jesus. John 1:36-5- side neighbor who has, Take rich canned paying five and six per cent securities. living apiece and the rest of the Income MEMORY VERSE We love because he when we have been de- cherries (preserved For about a the man I 4:18. year young we'll hand over to the Red Cross and first loved us. John nied the privilege of eat- will be better), clipped their coupons and collected the ing them. Best of all Is drain from their their dividends. The war was in Triangle, and buy War Savings I. How Lydla Began the Christian their and such. to have everybody eat Juice and add to Latimer Cohb sua stamps, Life (vv. midst, and young "Not so can notice them, then nobody Is of- it a bit of corn- scribed to in and you It," yelled Lydia was the first couvert to everything sight, got Latimer Is fended. starch or arrow root to thicken slight- his name in the Cobb, "what's mine mine," Christ- in Europe. Hers was a typical papers and kept it said The custom started In ly; cook until all the starchy taste Is there. He must have as "Oh, well," Hardshell Hopper, conversion. Note the steps therein: given up back the bonds Into the one town called, "onion removed. Bake a rich pastry shell, much as thousand dollars thrusting safe, L Attendance at the of pray- fifty out of a matter of I haven't 'em place day, when everybody fill with the cherries and pour over his to the the "as fact put er (v. million, Liberty loan, In name 13). eats them, is good, but the thickened Juice. Set In a warm Bed Bed and your they're only yours If accustomed here was' at Cross, the Triangle other consent to what I said." Hie place think of the suffering of the poor peo- oven for fifteen minutes, then serve Things that came along. you'll the river side. The accustomed who i place ple can't or won't eat them. One with sweetened crenm. Serve "Well," finally conceded Larimer w . . .. I.. , . 1 ...I n.l .l.w.a . ... whipped "But what I want to said j " : cold-a- s really do," ,rv.i,v. i ,mi , , .,., i '"""J " gootj ungnsninan said We would hot or preferred. Orange Jelly Latimer Cobb, ls to 'double or men wom w',hout treble paper as a'big subscriber so that folks be,ter wl,ht wlihout put Into a pastry shell covered with my money then I'll twenty-fiv- e connection with places of eg--1 nlom, give will tatow what ktod of a good patriot Many are gmpy whipped cream Is another delightful per cent of all I make to furthering ara raiiMnneu wwsnip, um hwmis va cnaracteriess without the piquant fla- - pie. or Interests in the war." j 01 "You ain't a Latimer." sahj V V. TL. 7 ,ne on,on or " toucn of garllc' Ice Cream in Cases. Buke angel He looked film. patriot, SIT? - - n about He picked out Hardsell Hopper, "get that through l "T " w good vegetable food In la round tin. Remove the top, a munitions stock -- - "" - good likely looking head. We're our , " " " nign, Deing sttmuiat- take out the center and fill with vanil- your only protecting call to all men and women" to", 'n If money had to be made out of the own In to urgent Ing, antiseptic, and prophylnctlc. For la lee cream ; cover with interests loaning this money a. whipped war themselves In the of sulva-tio- the by munitions concerns he might the government. We're doing not a place way weak and feeble the onion will cream or crushed fruit and serve at as well make some of it, then, as he blamed but our nests." While no one can save himself, give new strength, t Our grandmothers once. thing feathering all can themselves In the said, be would turn around and give You can't knock that idea out yet put way knew the value of onions when used Braised Tongue. Cook a beef queer of read- tongue There are middles, smocks, sweaters the but a lot of it to the war, and get his of Hardshell head. salvation by attending church, as a poultice or In a cough syrup. slowly until with a slice of simple swagger little coat Hopper's tender, ami coats for for all in name In the papers and keep it there, ing the Bible, etc. The very fact that The antiseptic effect Is found In the onion and a leaf added to the outdooring, that Is, shown the picture, need not fear hefore bay sorts of and recreation wear. right along. He was a patriot, he such opportunities are placed action of the onion In the large Intes- water while Remove the sport comparison with coats of more costly WHERE BELGIUM STANDS cooking. And their comrades are bloom- It some knew he was a patriot, and he kept men and women is a presumptive call tine where food skin It and It In a cas- skirts, goods has points of advantage Imperfectly digested tongue; place ers or breeches, to the sort over saying so. He was proud of it, In of Ood. may be causing The add the water in which the according them. It Is made of summer flan- serole; of service to be of them. For nel In fact. By HON. E. TJE CAHTIER, 2. Listening to the preaching of the onion disinfects the whole system, tongue was cooked thickened with required any of the gay bright colors and tennis and golf, skirts that will wash touched with white in But Hardshell Hopper wasn't he Minister of Belgium. Word of Ood w. 13, 14). cleanses and heals. Hubert Louis three tnblespoonfuls each of flour and up pearl buttons, A K. again and again nnd come out as fresh pique collar and arrow-hea- d finish of admitted that he wasn't. friend of His excellency, de Cnrtler, Bel , Paul took advantage of the oppor- Stevenson calls "the onion the poetic butter mixed ; add a of stewed pint nnd tinfarjed as when they were new, Hardshell's who was going around sell' gian minister to the United States, tunity which was given him by the soul of the salad bowl." Truly few tomatoes, strained, a small carrot pockets. have not been rivaled as yet by bloom- Just the skirt for this coat is shown log Liberty bonds went to see Hard' has sent the the following of this of devoted salads can do without the zestful a clove table-spoonf-ul Vigilantes assemblage group vege- chopped, of garlic, half a ers or breeches for some sliell about some of the bonds. of the of his 'Coun- women He table. other sports, with It. It Is of heavy white pique buying expression attitude to preuch Christ to them. of Worcestershire sauce, a n : skirts are thing of the pnst. With and fuslens at the middle of the front "Now, that's a pity," groaned Hard try was alert for and prized highly the op- A bit of parsley taken after few dashes of red pepper and simmer eating these wnshtible skirts blouses are where a row fin- shell "but fact Is, The which ihave al to tell the about onions Is with the two plnln of white pearl buttons Hopper, Steve, Just principles you portunity people the best breath purifier tongue for hours. Serve worn and little coats made this I Invested whole stood and for which are how swagger of ishes the overlapped seam. There morning my pile ways for, you Christ. He knew also perilous known, although everybody has a from the casserole. summer flannel, or first-clas- d serge other are any number of bats that will in securities, again fighting, are the principles which It was to neglect to witness for Christ remedy: milk, an apple, ns well ns a Roquefort Salad. This Is a most de- sport and, of course, sweater or top off this and out- ain't got a dollar left. Now, If you'd have always animated my little country at a time when unsaved are dozen other breath-killer- A salad lovers. prnctleal pretty people person lightful for Roquefort sweater coats. fit. But Its wearer has chosen been around here yesterday " and for which we, too, ore lighting, The Is God's with a good will not Take a head of well youthful together. opportunity digestion carry crisp lettuce, The coat's the this that a tain of white one of Next his came shoulder to shoulder, with your own call to Christ. It Is a great onion odor on the breath dried and In thing yeiir, corduroy, night Steve, friend, preach very long. washed, chilled; arrange has almost absorbed the attention of the "blue devil" models that embodies around again. Steve shook him earn' brave boys. We are fighting for free- thing to huve faithful men and wom Onion a salad' bowl that has been rubbed With Cheese One of the those who specialize In designing sport much dash. Its long tassel matches estly by the hand. "Why, Hardshell," dom and independence. Your soldiers en who can minister at most with a cut clove of add four Intelligently appetizing of hot dishes is cook garlic, clothes. And It bus been presented In the cont in color. Where he cried, "you're the In will not come bnck until it Is all over, such times. of oil sweet something biggest patriot ed onion with cheese. Put a layer of tablespooufuls (good a variety of new styles so that more dignified Is needed, for an older tnis town, Vou've invested all over there; neither will ours lay 3. was the olive one of a l your Her heart opened by cooked onions In a baking dish, a lay- oil), vinegar, tablespoon-fu- when It Is slipped on over a woman, one of the coconut braids In money a million or more In the Lib- down their arms until the world is Lord of chilli sauce, a half (v. 14). er of cheese and rich white sauce, teaspoonful skirt and blouse it tones up the cos- white embroidered with yarn or silk erty loan. You're the man made safe for honest people. of salt and a few dashes of biggest The individual may place himself then another layer of each finishing cayenne tume, lending it neatness. Sleeveless flowers against the crown, would make we've the foremost of our Germany offered us a shameful bar Mix over let- got pa- in the .way of salvation by coming with a layer of buttered crumbs on pepper. well, toss the coats of satin and velvet were a choice, and there Is the triots." gain. She offered to spare our coun- tuce broken among good perennial near to the means of grace, and the top. Bake until Hie crumbs are brown. bits of Roquefort, using these new Ideas and have proved them- Panama with handsome bund or scarf Hardshell try nnd to us, If would as much Hopper shook his head, Indemnify wj preacher may preach the Word of 3od, Use a good flavored, rich cheese, other- or little ns one desires. Add selves successful. Among new arrivals that to all summers. "Don't off let her to her belongs get your trolley, Steve," he pass through accomplish but there Is no hope of salvation until wise baking It .will make It stringy. more dressing in this proportion, serv- eald, "I ain't a patriot. My cousin, crime against our neighbor and her is the Lord ing all very cold. to the heart opened by (John Onions roasted with their skins on, Latimer Cobb he's a patriot every- neighbor, France. She wished make While the salvation of Crackers covered with Jam and over us an in her and she 6:44, 45). are delicious, peeled nnd served with body says so. But I ain't. Why, bless accomplice crime, one is this sov- Hint creamed cheese, is delicious with us twelve hours in which to muke every dependent upon butter, salt and pepper. and Conceits in Veils you, man, I've only been feathering my gave net of the Lord, yet we can be a cup of ten for dessert. Caprices nest." our minds. That was eleven hours ereign up sure thut he Is willing at all times to "You've one million dollars Into and fifty-nin- e minutes too much. We However dull a woman may be, she put do this for those who, like l.ydia, will understand all Is In Cookery ronalsts of the knowledge of this said Steve. spurned her base offer. We have suf- there love. war," place themselves In the w:v of his However Intelligent a man may be, he the mutual Influences of Ingredient! fered, but we have no regrets. will never know but It. and the judicious management of heat "I've, tucked one million away saving grace. hair of where Its safe and Having tried In vnln to bribe us 'by -- Mad. Fee. sound," drawled 4. She was baptized, (v. I.'i). Hardshell offers of immunity, the Germans re- GOOD WAYS OF USING CURRANTS. Hopper, "where I don't have This ordinance follows belief In to worry about It. I got a security sorted to violence and Intimidation. WAR DISHES. You all know the Chlrst. The Invariable rule In the that won't be taxed, and Unit's as d story, although many While currants are in season let us of details cannot be told until our early church was for believers to be A most to use as they make 'em, backed by the appetizing way up some for winter, nnd use are menac baptized. While there Is no salvation fish is to remove the put Jhem about three hundred billion dollars' witnesses freed from the carefully fresh for various dishes. claw of German I in the water of baptism, yet hearty skin and worth of assets and that's enough ing the eagle. say bones, keeping Fresh mixed to that whoever undertakes to obedience should be rendered In this the fish as unbroken as currants, for me. But don't you go calling me you with make a most write the of the horrors com- respect (Acts 2:38-41- ; 8:1?; Mark 16: and' It sugar, names I don't deserve. I ain't no pa- history possible arrange. delicious fruit 16). Lydia brought her household to lu a dish. Cover breakfast triot. I'm only feathering my nest. mitted by the Huns of the twentieth bnklng when well will have a task will Christ. This Is us it should be. She with a of ripened. If you want a patriot you go to my century that turn sprinkling Currant Pie. his soul sick. showed signs of the new life, In thut bread and if the Ripe cousin, Latimer. He's the boy for crumbs, Crush a of of she expressed gratitude toward those fish is not a little cupful ripe, you." One of the greatest of the crimes rich, red odd a was to to who had been Instrumental In her con- sweet fat in bits. I'our currants, cup- Steve went around to see Hardshell's Germany attempt enslave Sj ful of and let to version (v. 1.r) by constraining them over sufficient cream or sugar cousin, Latimer. our workmen and force them to stand. Reut the work for our and to share the hospitality of her home. rich milk to moisten yolks "At any rate," he said to Latimer, "I enemy against their of two eggs and add two own brothers. Tens of thousands of II. How the Be- well and bake until the can sell some bonds to you." Philippian Jailer tnblespoonfuls of water honest workmen were torn from their the Christian Life (vv. buttered crumbs on top Latimer glowed with patriotism. gan nnd a tablespoonful of corn flour or wives and families, loaded on trucks 1. The occasion 25, are well browned. Serve from the "Steve," he said, "I promise you you'll (vv. 26). cornstarch ; mix with the fruit and like cattle and to di- baking dish. be the I'll 'em of. And deported Germany. The casting out of the spirit of and cook until smooth. Bake boy buy I'm There were offers of French Baked Fish. Stuff the fish sugar to a lot. But now they tempted by vination from the damsel landed Paul nn under fill with the cooked going buy just I to work for our and with plain bread sensoned crust, haven't a dollar to high wages enemy and Silas In prison. The pain of bleed- dressing, cover with a us- got my name. I've to a con well with salt and If there mixture, meringue, on some munitions" sign "voluntary ing bucks, and of feet In stocks, kept pepper. the two whites and two table- plunged stock to In such work but Is any left arrange it around the fish. ing there's been a It's tract" engage them from sleeping; hut not from of sngnr. over the flurry gone down would not were sub- I'our over the fish a can of toma-- spoonfuls Spread on me, and I can't out without a they sign. They praying and singing. The Lord heurd top and brown In the oven. get to starvation but would thoir unt toes-- uM minced clove of gnr- - Jiost tremendous loss. All can do Is jected they nrvop o.i D,.rti...,.ba Currant Cream Soak an I not were tortured but snlt and pepper, with Jlly. sign. They whleh shook the jail, opened the doors of a wa- to hang on like grim death. But the - ounce gelatine in cupful of they would not sign. loosed " "f ".vcune. Bake until ten- minute that I make a handsome of the prison, and the bonds ter until soft, then add u of - profit, The Germans tried to divide our Hands. er; cupful Why the veil- Merely musculine them are simply hemmed. are . from (lie prisoners' They Steve, I'm yours. There's no man for "'"bit-Prep- boiling water and stir until the gela- minds will never house against Itself but they "Imag- ""'n are, the rabbit figure out the answer probably destined to a short-live- d po- five hundred miles around that's 2. The method j(vv. tine Is dissolved. Add to this two-thir- got ined a vuln thing." In the early part , .. . lfor roasting nnd put an Inside; although they will have the rest of pularitybut they are very charming. ' a warmer for the old than of a cupful of currant juice to feeling flag 'of the war, after having ravaged and e!! up!rnfnra! Plaoe It in a baking pan and now time ponder the question. Veils Veils should be tried on and selected Latimer Cobb. I can tell those." , vv. J Jailer was nnd a of were and you massacred in Flanders as well as in wer t , fu, of hm cupful raspberry juice. are and will continue' to be. carefully as hats are, for some faces But Latimer didn't a hand- rom his sleep by the earthquake. Ibis Sweeten to taste and stir until boil- ure u make the Walloon district, after finding that ewer with another pan and steam They strictly feminine institution look best under a close mesh some he didn't make earthquake was unusual in that It ing hot over, the fire. Strain and Set nnd whether ure plain, profit any profit. our could not 'be intimidated, one hour. Remove the cover and they woru to add without figures. Scrolls or dots or oth- people loosed the bonds from aside to cool. Add a half of to Instead, one fine morning his shares of 'Germans to Flan- the prisouers' baste with the following mixture: A cupful chariii the face or to call attention er In front of the the sought separate Imnds. In his the to a of figures eyes, are stock turned worthless on his hands. ders from the rest of flat- desperuttau jailer cupful of Jelly is a powdered sugar pint whipped to charms already there, or fur some never look and are Belgium by was about to commit suicide. Tills (currant best), add to the mixture pleasing; they un, The concern whose stock he'd bought the and to half cupful of mild vinegar and a cream; gelatine other reason, these nre mysteries only comfortable. tering Flemings pretending was averted Paul's ussurauce and bent until stiff. Turn into a wet- veiled was as worthless as the stock. be their But the by that tablespoonful of fat, mixed with, a the lady can solve for us. But special protectors. were safe. The ted mold nnd In Ice and sev- make As In a flash, one day, he found result of the effort divide all fact that the doors teaspoonful of mustard. pack suit 'hey opportunity for capricious only to were prepared eral hours. himself penniless. He had to turn to from of opened and the prisoners free Serve with baked onions and brown ornamentation and for variety two Flanders the rest our country no one reasons and earn ids living. Hardshell Hopper has been to arouse the most Intense and yet escaped, showed him Frosted Currants. Wash fine, large very good for the loyalty with unusual had occurred. ray. hunches of which women favor them. .gave him Job that Jiept body and the land. All our that something Minced Chicken With Green Pep. cherry currants, drain, dip unity throughout Therefore, he came nnd in the white of then in New face veils this summer are near- soul together. But one day something people immediately rallied in defense trembling per. Cover green peppers with boil egg, granu The Isabella Color. be himself hefore Paul and lated on to ly all woven with u large mesh ; the happened. It must remembered of the of our whose prostrated ing water and cook ten minutes; sugar. Lay paper dry. Once 11 .Spiiiiixh vowed unity country, hcxiigou-shape- d mesh to be princess not that Latimer Cobb, tike his cousin. motto like Silas. drain, remove the seeds and cut In Serve as dessert. appears to her Is your own. You have the best liked. of change lingerie till a certain . The Two examples this par- Hardshell Hopper, bad received for motto "E Plurlbus TJnum" "One Com- (3) great question (v. 30). la narrow strips, using a pair of scis Currant and Cherry Conserve. war was won, nnd as that took the of the be one of two ticular weave are shown at the left of many one year at least, the income on those of Many,4' and ours is "Union presence supernatural sors. Melt'two tablespoonfuls of but- Take pound raisins, months, the result was fashion- posed I sav- the are circular and that five cent securities that their dead - cried out, "What must do to be ter, add one and a half pounds of tart cherries, three oranges picture. They able per Fait la Force"- "In Union There Is tablespoonfuls tlont ubout the face. The veil ut the Spanish ladles of the time, who node had Invested la. So Latimer ed?" One's salvation is not' far off of flour, stir until well blended, then (the Juice and rind), four pounds' of looked to this Strength." top indulges in the of little and princess for lenleihlp Cobb had bad aa Income aad tie had when he utters this cry with sincerity. on two-thir- of a chop the fruit and cook for caprice In pour cupful of sugar; n the matter of soon The vital answer big chenille dots nnd little pasted-o- dress, came to filed aa Income tax return. His in- (3) (vv. 31, 32). which the chicken was twenty minutes. Seal In small, air- yellowish-brow- n of Army Training. liquor In, velvet leaves, all of them In adopt a sort of linen come had been about fifty thousand "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ," cooked. Bring to a add tight Jars while hot. ' dancing for their "When I warn In Louisville in Sep. boiling point, all the wayward wandering breezes 'kerchiefs, tuckers, wimples for the aad the preaeat Income Is the only way to be saved. "There a of diced chicken and the Another Conserve. Cook fire pounds and other year tember," says Edward Hungerford, cupful they chance to meet. A few dots splat- similar apparel. The prin- tax on thousand dollars Is consid Is none other name under heaven giv boll and serve on of currants until add two fifty whose tour of the cantonments Is re peppers; again tender; tered over a chin, make think cess' name was Isabella, and this erable. Latimer Cobb, en among men, whereby we. must be toast. of cook ten lovely tjs But the young In pieces of pounds chopped raisins, twice of Its delicious curves. A fashionable shade was known as Isa- ported Everybody's Magazine, "I saved" 4:12). the then add three silk patriot, whose Intentions had been ao noticed and (Acts Though way Chicken Victoria. Cream two table- minutes, pounds (of scroll wanders in most bella color, nnd one hears placards up down toe of salvation Is restricted. It Is Cook ten the aimless and occasionally aad who was to do so well simple of chicken fat with three sugar. minutes, add the y good, going streets of that unusually attractive spoonfuls happy-go-luck- way over the veil be- this name applied In Paris even to and No one who has hard-cooke- d the meat, found himself with easy. believed add a fourth and grated rind of two n by govern town, the citizens to contrib- ' egg yolks, juice oranges; low, but It misses the eyes and this day to a sort of yellowish-brow- out to this tax. He was asking on Christ has failed to receive The ot a of cracker reheat and put Into The just money pay a ute $1 each for the of read it cupful or bread Jelly glasses. Just hits a very alluring of thnt really does look .like linen that and he had had In teaching Jailer's faith was not blind for crumbs soaked In a seeds of the currant. If pair lips, patriot, a largo aad to untutored lads out faith, fourth of a cupful objectionable, which goes to prove that a veil should had been dedicated to a laundryless rome but he couldn't his Income ing writing they spake unto him the word of the of milk fifteen minutes. Pour dn may be strained before the pay at Zachary Taylor. There are grad- rat adding be taken seriously and adjusted with existence. Although we have had ax. The Jailed him a Camp Lord, and to all that were In his house. one of hot chicken stock other fruit In this conserve. government 80,000 illiterate among the young ually cupful care. every shade of lingerie, we have not to do. Hardshell They were the of be- and when add a of very psoper thing men of A number of taught meaning botling cupful At the left appears the "war bride" yet had this color. The next thing to raised some on his Kentucky. large lief In Christ. chicken cut In small bits. Hopper money them are In cantonments . and are veil one of the small consolations al- It, and something that surely wouldn't bonds, and went around and (4) The evidence of a transformed Southern Fried Chicken. Roll the Liberty making good soldiers. But few of lowed to the girl whose sweetheart Is appeal to all womankind. Is the new Latimer Cobb life 33, 34). chicken In y got out of Jail. Then them have ever been from home (w. prepared flour seasoned with away in the service t his country. It lingerie of nickel-gra- that has been to hi office. away He was Aa in he took him back there are few who had (a) baptized (v. 33). alt, sage and pepper; place an A scoop with a notch in front, the is of navy blue chiffon and is draped put on the shelves of one or two of before; Indeed, soon as one believes on Christ Iron with hot cover whole "Latimer, son," said Hardshell Hop- ever boarded a railroad train until he frying pan fat to surrounded by a rim, has been about a navy blue or navy blue and the exclusive women's shops. There Wants to be baptized. the bottom ; set Into a hot oven and Invented for Insects This per, taking a sheaf of Liberty bonds started for the Zachary shaking from white turban. one Is finished Is a complete set of this gray under- they Taylor. (b) He washed the bake until brown. and them. out of his safe, "here are the bond These are willing and anxious to tenderly stripes plants catching with a narrow silk fringe, but most of wear in crepe de chine. boys of Psul and Silas, that he ' that your million dollars bought" write home, but It has been showing beyond was no longer the brutal "Your bonds, you mean," moaned their knowledge. The fact that be jailer (v. 34). She Wanted to Knew. (c) He rejoiced 34). The one Following Order. Khaki. It will Latimer, "bought with your million." fore the cantonment Is over (r. as a Resembling harden, and stay on quite well. training who really accepts Christ Is filled with "Ton are pretty as picture. "Tou told me to answer all corre- Various shades of biscuit and If are "No," returned Hardshell Hopper, they will be able to both read and You look nice to "I am biege. you knitting lace edging, and Joy. . enough eat" spondents at any hazard." "I did," nre dominant In the sum-Ti- have "bought by your million. And they're write with a fair degree of more Interested now In string early only long steel needles, cut facility A Just eats than said the proprietor of the Plunkvllle Iml-ivti- but with a to National (d) transformed home (v. 34), clothes, because they are an them short with a wire cutter, add a yours, string attached la a of the army In pictures," declared the girl. "Is Gazette, "and Til back you "Then them. You on Wall He believed on Christ and was bap up." of khaki. There are splashes paraffin knob at one end. and plunged street, training that la hardly to be Ignored. that a camera you ha.e there or Is It I'll the whole tomorrow." yea went broke. I knew would. tized, and his household. require paper of blue, black and green against the have a pair of dainty little lace and you a lunch boxT" . "Huhr "A sent me a line - lady from neutral to enliven it. needles. I knew ir had. to be. So, to save your A- Frenchman has invented a heat coloring Patience. 'Lncile' and asks me to kindly print money for you, I engineered that store that burns almost any kind How Cruel. ing There Is one form of which Is the rest of the poem." New Needle Knobs. How to Make Ink. munitions stock deal that you tangled of vegetable refuse satisfactorily. hope ' never unwise and which does Miss Smith "I always think of all If the knob on the end of one of When the of an yourself up In you see?" certainly mean I breaking point In. not diminish with the Increase of the things have said during Comparisons. your knitting needles of bone or wood delible pencil or when ' "You?" exclaimed Latimer Cobb. An electrically controlled machine the before I fall at sharpening It, knowledge. In that form It changes day asleep nlj,bt" "My butler left me without any Dines off and is lost, as sometimes save the pieces and put In aa inkwell "Yep," returned Hardshell, "I knew for coffee beans has been Miss Jones 1 sorting It name, and we call It "My That doesnt warning." "Tou got off easy. Mine mold a little ball of melted with enough hot water to dissolve you'd get trimmed so I thought by a native of Munich. patience. scare much time for 'Plcns, it, I, Bulwer. yoa sleeping." left me without any spoons," ffln, or of beeswax, on the needle. and you have a dandy bottle of ink. ! M I I Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bowers, of very busy place. Five hundred I'll! IK of was and lll Albuquerque, attended the Patriotic pounda yarn unpacked the cost of $770.00. meeting of the Knight of Pythias NEW MEXICO represents SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Tuesday night held at the Scottish Kite Cathedral. Busy Making Refugee Garments Mrs- - Ira Rawson has charge of Here and There Over the State General and Personal Mr. and Mr', N. R. Vinson and RED CROSS the summer work of the Junior Red two daughters, of San Francisco, Crss of the city schools in Santa on i.i.t California- - are the guests of Mr and Fe. This work will be carried Vin- PASS AROUND THE LOVING CUP Baby Birthday Party V.. Dors a woman liave the Mrs. Hugh H. Williams. Mrs. Monday, Wednesday 'and Friday William McN'icol and J. Hall; always NURSE 2 ' THE RED CROSS afternoons of each week from to out the folks F!e the least The latter of last week Mrs. i i I r ti tli citv'tast word? No, Mahle. sometimes she son is a sister of Mrs. Williams. Pick you part were Alhiiquerque 5 science room in T. Harmon is t.ili:inc tn a woman. is the woman who will at the domestic and watch 'em for awhile; Parkhurst entertained over Sunday. She only school The a word. the and babies Theodore Rmmilt. Jr., state game share the hardships the dan- the Catron building. They never waste kindjly following guests their l)i T. ! Tannus, of Allninerciie. attended the Cowboys Re- at the members are busy making refugee they never waste a smile ; at a birthday party in honor of her Mrs. LaiKing P.lonm and little 'warden, gers and the privations at sev- eve, ear and nose is here union in l.as Vegas this week. He garments. They critize their fellowmen every young son Donald, who was a year left Tuesday to spend specialist front. 1 daughter tlii.-- . to old Present Mrs. er il weeks in California. week on professional business, reports the old town dolled UP She it is who must give all, even chance they get. Saturday. were; southern to W. J- Barker.1 Mrs. K. beat the band and not unlike New her if for The Cuervo Red Cron a They never found a human just M. Chapman, life, necessary, your on 12th, that since Mrs. R. H. Mrs'. A. C. R. McFi-.-- of K. P. Davie- - Wcd - City, Showed June suit their fancy, yet. Hanna, Wiley. Judge John Gallup, Mayor returned jVork hoy, had received I learn some If- H. Mrs. Tii-rr- their last they From them you'd Mrs. Bell, T.' Hughes, Santa Fean was a nesdav from Amanita, . She it is who must stand in the place report guess former prominent evening $400.60 of which $19.50 had been if out Mrs. D. C. in d for th. ast Mrs Teodoro Roybal and child of wife or sister when paid things, they were pointed Collier, Mrs, Lansing brsmess visitor the city during where he attend court mother, dues- $244.-8- 5 us J- 1. were pas- - fever or for national membership Some things that every one of Bloom. Mrs. Leslie Gillette, and thi week two weeks Koybal he is burning with and . senders on Monday s train bound tor shattered shell. for yarn and other material should know a lot about: Mrs. Brookes. by 75 cents a balance 'knocks" Wvlv Parsons. llT S. district ct:t k Miss Kate Andrews and Miss Las Vegas where they will he the She it is who must he you to him expense. Leaving When someone another, knit cup-- Say I uur- - sick-be- of $135.50. Large shipments of around the loving r,- -d of h'iske let t f. r .as guests Mrs. Kosana vamez at his d and at his pass One Glorious Week William Cummins, Denver, V,,rnia Wednesday ot. articles and were made about them, if Ci dorado, are spending a vacation on Vegas to'spend the Fourth with Miss 'my the lowboys Reunion. death-be- garments something good The Girls Club, of Raton, chaperon- it is will catch the last during the month. you have to make it up. the Pecos trout fishing. Harriet Tooker. , . , , , L . . She who ed by some of the mothers of the i 01. Jose u sena, cierK. 01 ine siaie whispered message to you. safe to man God young ladies, motored to "Clear 1 The From The It's say that every A. rimic.inn.-- i Intv p e xt supreme court and Victor Oderbraski Receipt re- O. I.arrazolo, a Las Vega1' resi starts Recent auction sale at Estancia made holds trace of good Creek" in the Cimarron canyon a l.uv vour earlv so have returned from Albuquerque Ladies of The R. C. and one week dent and prominent attorney in Thursday tickets The $22 20, and the hand- That he would feign exhibit to his cently spent glorious j a of amounted to that city spent a few days here dur las not to miss any of the numbers where they attended meeting Branch at Taiban served ice cream ' if he camping in the mountains- They the executive committee of the some sum of $17.50 was contributed fellows could; in . the week on legal business. Ithcy are all good. and punch a few days ago realizing deeds in a soul have returned home with an abund- of Columbus by patriotic citizens. The kindly many Knights Sunday- $6405. Loyal citizens contributed are hibernating there ance of freckles and a good coat of Fred Lewis, of this city enlisted John dribble, an old acquaintance; $21.55. From Grant Awaiting the encouragement of oth- tan but hanpy and feeling fine, re- ir. the at recruit of the of the Record. The I' S. Weather Bureau report County most that their infantry the army pen pusher Last week a large shipment of work er souls that dare, gretting decidcly ir station in Albuquerque Saturday was a Santa Fe visitor two or three for week ending July 2, shows The Fort Sumner Chapter best in them and stay was altogether too short. One in sections from the surgical dressing depart- To show the that's a"d kit immediately for F.I Paso this week. He U engaged in provetnent many owing Shipped the following consignment 2161 universal move young lady in the party tried to per- to rains. Next weeks ment at Silver City included an the lumber business at P.uekman. slight report to Denver last week. 50 pair socks, from the local Would start the whole world run- form a Douglas Fairbanks stunt and will be much better to 255 hospital supplies T.ou!s ('Lilies, of Votings lite, Rio very owing 9 sweaters and bandages, Valley and 226 from ning in a hopeful, helpful groove: fell off of a bluff, spraining her in the heavv rains of the 3, 4 and 5. 16 chapter Fort Bayard. ATih.i was in the city this While this city thi week Capt. Unit 25 pair of socks, sweaters A from the room Say something sweet to paralyze the right arm and received several bruises 5 shipment sewing a wek and attended the Patriotic Molinari received the information and garments, Taiban Unit, : spot-Sp- eak including black eye. Friends inithe citv to bear hospital consisted of "knocker" 6n the ir of the Knights of Pwhias that his son Temple J., has been pr regret of socks and M sweaters. 129 of his victim, if 'etiug that former Governor L. Brandforrt pair 60 comfort kits. hospital gar- kindly you which was held at the Scottish K inote.t in Jnd liiMitenaut Me is with mt.ntSi ments and 20 wash cloths. Work know the man or not. War Women Of Sunshine State C tli:. !'i:e-da- I'rinre is still ric Ir,,' night. the Replacement Troops at Waco, rpnte indisposed, from several of the branches was The war women of Sunshine - has however to the Texa- improved sufficiently Carlsbad - The. that and to find Tne Chapter included in this shipment- Another eyes peer peer State mobilized fonces last week at R- F. of the be removed from the hospital to his chinned to headciuarters the worst another holds, secretary irt,n,iv is follow soon. Mother-Daught- er Al- -- in shipment of work to bitter-ne- s. the cougress in t ha- - in of j oh! home Flushing, Long Island. 6 gar--tiei- 's in ite tax commission, been Monday afternoon some the j4 jnfant's layettes, refugee A of knitted The tongue that speaks under the the F rt Sumner in ill Santa Fe were minature J 5 60 - large consigment that and fumes and buquerque auspices of assisting compiling ments, hospital garments, paja- articles also went forward and an- frets federal food That canal- - the Ves, perhaps, a German flair can 71 4 administration. the budget for the school, city and Vcuice minus gorgeous i,na sujtSj hospital supplies. other was last week. Five scolds. the women are ci a he cleaned hv washing, hut if hell 5 75 shipped hands bruise the fallen, fighting earnestly unty expenditures, which are gondola and gondoliers. Somebody carfs helmets ,5 pair wristlets, hundred of about a The that of consecration r.f it it was a lake of boiling water instead 35 pounds wool, was made with a spirit to the prelude to the levying said raWd others thought pajr o( ocks ani sweaters. been though their strength im- t''-- thousand dollars worth, has sent cause of winning the war was ' ani'.'ia! assessment. ,t,l-- 111 me ineic .suumiil lie nrm e,..iKii to raise Ger- tor and is expected to arrive this on the hundreds of delegates water there to cleanse all the The Denting R. C. Chapter The weaklings who have stumbled pressed mans that will be there after this week. and visitors. Patriotism was at high Has secured a building and will of the new Red at the parting of the ways war. lit- The furnishings for pitch throughout all the sessions of ' open an infirmary in which the are to be All these should be forgiven, TTTTTttTTTtTTTTtTTTTttTtTtTtTtttTTttttttT Cross house at Fort Bayard "know not what this notable gathering that will find tle war babies and their mothers, but :he they they do";" Pa- Mr and Mrs. Will Rice- - who ar- - at provided from Washington Their hinderartce makes a an echo from the Atlantic to the wives of the soldiers stationed donation of a and a victrola greater it. COAL YARD rived from Santa Fe Sunday, will for- Dr. piano for ones like cific. As one speaker expressed CAPITAL Camp Cody, will be cared for use is desired. work wiser you; remain for a couple of weeks, the will the work there So when a wretched "This assembly of war women of 3i Janet Reid supervise they scourge the state will one more former having charge of the Review of the infirmary and a competent one who's drained sin's bitter cup. forge spike iwr. s anseme Carrizozo Gets The Praise if in the coffin that is being built by oitire durum y.iauson nurse will he employed. Last week when the train Say something good about him on his vacation trip.-F- ort Sumner troop it the American people for the corpse Swastika Coal, Cerrillos Coal, All Kinds The surgical' dressing committee with 500 fine men from Ok- you have to make Review- to work at the looking of one William Hohenzollern." continues ceaselessly lahoma, enroute to a mp, Three hundred official Steam Coal; Madrid, N. M., Anthracite R. C. room, where yards and yards training' delegates Miss Aurora Lucero. the - somewhere along the border, stop- from corner of the state dined attractive; of is made into band- every 1. .1 C . .. A.. gauze healing over for lunch in Carrizozo Fourth Of July Musical .1. Madrid Cord and I 01 -n I 01 ped they nines eacn j 111c riir.iK9 C.. m inree uay ai Coal, Smithing Coal, ii.iuiin leui ages. An musical pro-pra- tonio Lucero. left for Las!' all made one grand dash for the inspiring patriotic building and every meal was wheat-les- s, Tuesday "lt, devotion of some of the indi and were was rendered at the Scottish Sawed , ; Carrizozo eating house and almost In the Wood, Factory Kindling. egas to spend the Fourth with ;,i,,;, ...nrk, rs nf i,,. ,. ,,,.as-- I Rite Cathedral last afternoon sugarless- .1 r agreeably to find a lunch Sunday convention ses- friends ami attend the big Annual i' 1 !....!11 Me 01 t.:...iKill. ss. . . surprised . , State Armory where ' :o,fi nil is ine in honor of the Fourth of July by A ' . I ,,ox aml a 1101 1,1 eonce sions were held fed- owpovs Kcuuion t lie .srn to the f ."II Ll,l' provnieu in Those there were three NEAR A. T. & S. F. DEPOT PHONE 85 MAIN eacn ' local artists the city. par- eral 5ih inclusive. the Y. M. C. A- at Camp (or . 'XZ.u uTZ demontration kitchens where through , , . .. OLiivTi 0111- - ticipating were: do- 1..odv to the soldiers IIIIIJIIICU liidUn'.inin dun women of national prominence, " lighten eisurc - Miss Ramona Beckner, organist; of Autumn lue,.i-- i s at re, and the of grati- mestic science instructors from Stat 1(.,,-- flowers- sent to- the sick . , expressions every I Secretary " are r trom men were F, Rev. F. E. Lochridge, reader; Robert he tude tnc . premise, of this state and own "first has returned from Chicago where at the base hnsoital and convales- - ...... , .. .. . L. and a part ou; - a" tnat Ormsbee, baritone, quartet cooked war time found the heat exceedingly oppres- L.,,,ts are taken out for drives across ,Sa." P". Mrs- - lady," Mrs.Lindsey. consisting of Burton Thomp- dishes and led on sive in the eastern city, lie wa glad beautiful country roads, Miss Florence Melvin discussi.ons ways l e otilv ,le people had. by far. been the kindest son, Ormsbee, and means of conversation. New to get back to old Santa the and Robert L. Ormsbee. town in the that has ideal and friendliest to them all. Dunlavy Mexico Ruralist- state 'At The Fourth R. C. The program follows; wiather the year around Kntertainment at Crown Point re .' KNIGHTS OF PHYTIAS America ' cently S5K1.00 was realized. Marching Song of the French Army Brasher White RATE ictor l.erchtold, ( linton LtUz and xu. from the of PATRIOTIC PROGRAM AT A POWER Jn,ljans vicinity wedding of interest to friends Flanquette Ai'hur Reaeham are in the contribut-niountaiii- s S. R. CATHEDRAL JULY 2 200 K. W. 7c per K. W. camping Crown Point have already The Stars and Stripes Forever was solemnized Wednesday morn- east of Santa Fe They Kt $200 worth of wool 6:30 of St. approximately the Sousa ing at at the Cathedral 300 K. W. 6c K. W. selected the spot where the grizzly ,.,, sjlu;e ast March money alone Inspiring and interesting were Miss Beckner Francis when Miss Ida Brasher, of per hears do , of services are the thickest ami not If,, r t 0 KC.J Cross will exceed Knights Pythias patriotic A Toast to the Star Ban- St. Louis and Thomas J. Wrhite were to home until each has held at the Scottish Rite Spangled 400 K. W. 5c K. W. return j(jo. cathedral, ner Jno. J. Daly married. Rev. Monsignor Fourchegue per secured several bear skins for his Tuesday evening. In the Klaxon R. H. Hanna. chancellor Morning officiating. den. The New Work Room Judge Rev. F. E. The bride and were attend- All in excess of the above 4c per K. W. Special commander of the local lodge Lochridge groom Of the Valencia county chapter at pre Soldier of Mine Ball ed by Miss Gertrude Gormley and Colin Ncldctt. Vnited dis - and the States Helen were formerly opened recent- sided, opened program by Mr Ormsbee Jack Collins. Rates for Cooking. trict judge, left the first of this ., ,i, n,,,,,,!,,.., ,.,.....) ; calling the various officers to their a,i - Battle Hymn of the Republic A wedding breakfast followed the week for I'.lackstone. Virginia, where ,t. received amounted to respective stations, and at the pres- residence of - proceeds Just Before the Battle Mother ceremony at the Mayor lie wi spenit ins vacation. Me ex- s;32.00. emaiion oi ine nag or ine louge The Vacant Chair ..." and Mrs. E. P. Davies. Present were: FE & LIGHT to In- absent from for - nanus in SANTA WATER pects the city The newlv organized branch at La- everyone raiseo meir saiuie. Miss Beckner Mr- and Mrs. T. J. Miss Ger- a Hanna then read the order White, month during which time there guna sent $116.00 to the local chapt- - JKe For Our Dead ...... Sir Lou trude Jack Collins, Mr. and will he no session of the federal ''le Chancellor, designat- - Sidney Gormley. er treasury. "' Supreme The Anxious Dead . . . 'Jno- McCrae Mrs. Frank Lavan and Mrs. E. P. COMPANY i.ranrh RliiH-vaiP- this as the one all court. at r U t,P.n.iing day fcr In Flanders Field .. Col. Jno. McCrae Davies. ning to get donations of wool from"'y,,lia."s all over the country to ob Mr. in as out Lochridge The municipal market conducted local" sheep men, and to spin it on serve the manner followed Recessional De Koven Ms- several anta re children every I r Ji., :,,,!,,,! .ui,.,!. ly tne local castle. After a ,ew Union Department Meeting in the is .,.i.. words the intro- - Quartet Saturday plaza progressing t)at lave ht.en discovered in the preliminary judge Italian National Hymn The Missionary department of the sin eessiiuiv and the young people ' community. Thev art; (iniiiff this be- - duced (jeorge V. ritchard.as one ot Rule Woman's Union of- - the First Pres- - Brittania are very much encouraged and en cause of thev difficulty thev find in Inc NeaKers ot tne evening Marseillaise , byterian church will meet this after- thused over the venture. The - Mf- Pntchard in a pro .i,,. necessary varn for depicted very Star Spangled Banner noon with Madame A. P. Bloom, Features ceeils received from their last manner what has 3 o'clock--Afte- r Patriotic at; 'able at cuittiiiic of socks and sweaters. Pythianism Miss Beckner Manhattan avenue, ailioilllieii io .w.o.s done for Democracy in this Great the business session Mrs. Steph- AT At The Close Of crisis tlirough which the civilized The Eastern Star Chapter enson will have charge of the pro- world is a on Mrs. Frances Nfarsh, of foriarty, The Mora County Institute it has passing, indicating vast Of Raton after its regular busi- gram and will present a paper j formerly of Santa Fe. has received always nistomarv for thnsp at. percentage of the members of the ness meeting last Tuesday evening Africa, which will be followed by word that her son Elmer has arrived tending to eniov a oicnic. This year order "over there" ready to make entertained fifty members and a few current events by the members. in as well' as Ma- safely France. His brother Louis at the suggestion of County Superin- the supreme sacrifice, invited friends from among the be "over in thousands of dollars contributed a de- epects to there" the tendent Milnor Rudulph the pleas- by sonic fraternity in the city at War Relief Club CHAUTAUQUA near future. The Marsh boys were ure event was with and Pythianism in the purchase of Lib- lightful musical program interspers- dispensed Relief raised in this city where the family erty Bonds. War Savings Stamps. ed with several fine The The members of the War contributions to the Red Cross was readings. Club met with Miss Jessie Carroll has a host of friends. unanimously all the teach- and otherwise doing its part in the gentlemen members of the order serv- given by He did Wednesday evening. CAPTAIN DAVID ers amounting to $29-30- struggle against autocracy. ed refreshments. FALLON J. H. Wagner, state school super- much in the needed effort to bring intendent, is attending the National Union County Chapter about a better understanding between Proclaimed the greatest war lecturer on the plat- Educational Association convention Last month 75 the two great English speaking na- shipped hospital Bri-tia- which is being held at Pittsburg, garments, 40 pajama suits, 2 convales- tions, by paying a tribute Great n es un- in form. This man cam to us with a of exper-ieuc- Pa convening June 29th, lasting cent rohes. 1 foot this war and contending that variety - pair bandaged til July 6th. He lectured in a Presby- socks, 30 pair bed socks, 38 refugee the American Revolution was brought terian church in that last Sun about a Hun on the and narrow escapes from deathwith thirteen city children dresses, 26 petticoatj and 19 by king English day, using as his theme "The World woman's skirts. throne, who was 'assisted later wounds--an- d a thrilling story told In a manner nn War and Education Today." Mr. The branch at Des Moines last by paid Hun Soldier from Hesse. Wagner has the ability and push and week turned in to the Rev. Frank E. Lochridge gave an make Clayton chapt- equalled by any other war lecturer. can good under any and all er 18 pairs of socks, 4 sweaters and eloquent talk on the "Relation- of circumstances. 10 pajama suits. the Home to the War." He vividly The Sedan branch com- pictured the destruction brought T. J. Molina who was recently m HARRIET BIRD WARREN Capt. ri, pleted and turned in 20 pair of socks, about by the barbarians Belgium mustered out of service at Camp 12 refugee and one and Northern France, and what in because of garments baby have in this coun- Of the American Ambulance Kearny February afghan. might happened Corps slight physical disability and Mrs. try were the Hun allowed to satisfy who will tell about the Red Cross Molinari spent the past week in the;Ti,- - Curr r his lust for world domination! The city the guests of their daughter 60 (,.... 30 primal instinct of man was to defend I work, not from but from a -- -. w- - Shipped hospital hearsay, ...... J M,-,..a- garments, II.a.r. ami...J ,.rs. ""M- -j r.4 58 his home, the most sacred on pa,ama amblance robes, thing year's actual experience in the front hand towles,,! 305 of socks and earth, he stated, and for this purpose at Portales where Mr. Molinari was pair is line hospitals. 170 sweaters to Denver. Democracy offering up its all. a merchant and real estate dealer ins- The Juniors are realizing fine re- J. Wight Giddings caught the before going to the border with his sults out of piration as the choir concluded sing- CHAPLAIN E. H. two their Salvage sale. Up company vrars ago. At the to date their receipts have about ing "The Red. White and Blue," and LOUGHER time the Captain was mustered out ri.ached the $150 mark. steDDed to the rostrum, jin heiintr an- - he was tendered a the! reception by Tlle work t Grady js progressing nounced. where he delivered a brief just returned from France, where oiticcrs talk overflowing with enthusiasm Kearnv-- splendid appreciation and fervor. he went' as a member of the Ameri- of$.,r0", waJ afl(,ed to u Red' Cross patriotic The manner their esteem for him. fund. of which the business men and fra- can Red Cross a commission bril- The Tuesday Embroidery Club ternities of the country have ans- AGITATORS WORK TO a whist wered the national summons contri- liant lecturer aid a man with a life BRING ON TROUBLE gave party Tuesday afternoon and charged an admission of 50 buted much to Mr. Giddings' theme. of thrilling experiences. 'cents. The nrnreeds to be used In Among the many entertaining num I he activity of I. W. . agitators , ..i,.' . i. :..:.. hers on the Drooram wa that renc- - ENTER- among some of the men n THE MARR employed wllich wj be operated bv t,,e ia(,ie,' ercd by six young ladies represent-i- two of the mines in this district .i i..i. . Pvthtanism. America. Britain. TAINERS is ,inr showing results as strike talk has j France", Belgium and Italy, each . . . . . m - , , inc" Luitji-! 111c Not rt .wi 1 , aiiu ufariiiif professional musicians ""l.nfnrmation the. week n Vr during past """ n.pter - fialf, h, roiintri th C0D three men with war who showing beyond all doubt .that I. W. and 'ts auxiliaries ship- ed which FISK records lar amount of presented with brief are made the ribbed tread cropaganda has been spread Pe'' hospital gar-- ; d(H.,alllations in s,n. play the trumpets, ,.W. a" kn,,t articles to divi- - piano, through two mines recently. Several men? . The of France ;n th(, MarseiI. associated with feI-- these s,"n. head.,iiartcrs last week. familiarly organ, and drums just like the agitators have been here U3iser wllich- - with ,he various Aid of the M. F church , ( fa- . ..Muring the past few months, being l"' f America bv Cord Tires and in the - lows , the trenches do ,t. They tell at Solano Mora county held ,,,e.CMO'r rrrocnizefl bv their disnI;lv of w. a; very illUrsperse(1 the program mousFiskNon-Sk.idTread- . - W. successful social for the benefit of yon the songs, stories and experi- membership cards. ( ( tin- - a in ences over .1 olKlitinns in local mines irti' .o,i.n ..ci .iun, In No which of these o, ,e tigincrs ,ere "- j,- no, receipt, wereir$15.90 response to telegraphic orders matter -- W S. Marshal Wilbam "Rose .. ,.r..K,rii ,u J,avt hee find Tl. n f h lV Deputy l'. tires choose cannot iio.y.. api,ator, ahe to r,c and Marshal Rus-e- d you you how the soldiers, even in their..o;tieno Cross sale at Mills amount- - fhis city Deputy real grievance on which to base recently se1, Roswell, left to take strenuous time for "demands, but this have I2.0IK.68. Tuesday go wrong! life, take their despite they five German enemies to Fort Doug-Th- e suceeded in dissatisfaction their fun and music amidst all the arousing i,as- - l'ta"- - to be intern- - among some of the miners who have Methoditt Society presumably dm and of battle- - a $50.- - here. Four of the men have been are danger 5,)own , d(,,jre , , Mc af,ain At Vaughn recently rereived They big, sturdy, sUr, 00 m custody at Fort N. M., alone would he worth the; Luckily-th- maioritv of the men for securing subscriptions Stanton, beautiful re- line. ptie S2500 of are Fred W. Klempt. Karl Ach- - combining of the season ticket- - even if now in this district to the Holland Magazine. price employed ar ana 1 I. W. W. said amount was contributed to the "'aase vvurter oppt. siliency, speed, mileage, the program did not include Citnera's against any propaeanda Red - Martin Maleic has been neia at as it has been shown Cross and the balance was ap- rat. Band, "The Climax", the Premier Art- particularly Ra"n since the twelfth of J safety and comfort. through government agency that I l',iH on ,ne Bond boutht ists, John Ratto, The Ladies Regi- W. W. is n and by the Methodist Church MAJOR activity J. H. Watt .d MARR, Singer, mental Orchestra. Dr. Ira Landrith against the United States govern- return last Saturday in- from a business to St. Louis. CLOSSON Who Cornea to Chautauqua. and numerous other attractions. ment. Officers who have been At Rotwrll There Were trip GARAGE vestigating the situation are con- Twenty-si- x ladies present at the Christian Red Cross . vinced that the agitators will not Church work 1 INJECTION 1 PAUL DOR AN, Mgr. be able to firing about any trouble rooms last week and twenty-si- x hos? P"" f as the miners are very w satisfied pital garments were completed. Santa F - New Mexico with conditions and for the most At the ganze rooms at the county j.'j Santa Fe as Americans court house the workers ac- part deplore loyal any busy THE LOGICAL TREATMENT Chautauqua on an immense amount of effort the part of the agitators complished DIRECT QUICK EFFECTIVE to slow down fuel production in this work. ' FOB THE MOST OBSTINATE CASES STARTS JULY 11. district. Gallup Herald. The knitting rooms were also a Seal By AH Dracti