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VOL. 16 KENNA, ROOSEVELT COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921 NO. 9

HOUSE ARRIVES IN FRANCE PRINCESS ZERDECHEN0 NAVY TO STOJAS ATTACH Tires and Tubes Aooessorlee TO BE TESTED FOR FIRST Boots and Patching and Supplies TIME IMIST0RY Phone 42 Aerial Forces to Demonstrate Effeo-- tiveness of Aerial Bombs Against Modern Navy on June 21. P. & R. GARAGE Washington. The use of poisonous Elida, New Mexico gases agalnBt naval vessels under sim- ulated battle conditions will be test ed for the first time during bombing Acetylene Welding W. E. LUCAS experiments to be conducted off the Expert Mechanics PROPRIETOR Atlantic coast beginning June 21. While army and navy aerial forces are In an effort to dem- onstrate the effectiveness of aerial bombs against modern naval vessels. fr ; t i the chemical warfare service of the army will be launching a poison gas ED. J. NEER, attack from the air against one or Undertaker an attempt to show and Embahner Cherbourg, France. Colonel d more wardships in M. House, upon his arrival from that the navy must Immediately LICENSED 'BY STATE BOARD up against a new and America expressed regret that the build defenses Calls answered day or Bight, Office phone 67 terrible menace asphyxiation. two iters. conditions of the treaty of Versailles Residence, 67 three rings. Afent for Rotwell and AanaxUlo had not been more vigorously enforced Under present plans the ship to bo Greenhouse. Portales, New llexko. by the allies. Colonel House Is on his passed will have a crew aboard. Non- - t way to Paris, where he will see for- explosive bombs filled with "tear gas" Complete Line of Caskets end Robes mer Premier Clemenceau and Andre will be dropped and every man on Tardieu. board the ship will be required to keep within the protected areas and wear a gas mask.' TEXAS OIL KING MURDERED Officers of the chemical warfare Princess Zerdecheno of Egypt, what service believe that by using a gas tias been visiting the United States DRUGS, DRUG SUPPLIES Warren Wagne It Shot Down On of Intolerable concentration, that Is With her husband. SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Streets of Ft. Worth; Enemy Held. of sufficient strength to incapacitate, but not to kill, the service can prove , in next war WOMAN SLAYS FIVE HUSBANDS Fort Worth, Texan. Warren Wag-lier- its contention that the Your Mail Orders are Solicited wealthy oil operator battleships must be made literally and oil supply man died from gunshot airtight to protect the crews. wounds. Fred J. Holmes, oil operat- TAKE MODERN BLUEBEARD or, surrendered to Sheriff Smith im- G. 0. P. DISPUTE SETTLED IN HONOLULU Wf-flV-L mediately after the shooting. Following Wagner's death Holmes Harding Sends Oklahoma Nominees Insurance Agents Investigating the was released on bond of $10,000 .1 charged with murder. Business dls To U. S. Senate Death of Her Four Husbands ROSWF.1 , N. M. agreements are given aa the cause of Has Proof of Crimes. the trouble. Washinston. After many weeks of Wagner was shot while he was Jockeying Intrigue and counter intrig Los Angeles, Cal. Lydia Southard, protect protest, walking on a down town street. Four ue, and counter three "woman bluebeard," was arrested in Okiahomans have finally been chosen shots were fired, three taking effect, Honolulu. She 1b charged with slay- GO TO Wagner fell on his face, never seeing ing lour husbands and two other per- the man who had fired the shots. sons to collect life insurance. The Wagner was head of the Wagner arreBt followed an Investigation that Supply company, director of several was started when Edward Meyer, her KEMP LUMBER CO. oil field banks and had been one of fourth huBband died at Pocatello, Ida- the best known oil operators In the - ho, on September 7, 1920. Her al- ELIDA, N. M. and North Texas fields Kx leged victims all died of poison, 'ac- - He drilled the first big gusher in (Be cording to the authorities. For Wire, Posts, Cement, Lumber and Building Desdemona field, the well coming in Mrs. Southard, when arrested, was Material Ssh Doors and Hardware for 10,000 barrels and making a for living with Paul Southard, petty offi- tune for Wagner and his associates. cer on the U. S. S. Chicago, whom she He also drilled several wells In the married in Los Angeles last Decem- Oklahoma fields and was well known ber. He was her filth husband. 8. G. BRIDGES, . there as one of the most daring oper ators, a man "who never refused a She Asked Insurance. chance." Insurance agents, Investigating Mrs. Southard's claim for $10,000 life insurance carried by Meyer, learned CLARA'S ESTATE IS $10,000 she bad been married on three pre- mi vious occasions. .And it was revealed Validity of Certain Oil Property As her husbands had all died under mys- signments Recognized. terious circumstances and she had collected their life Insurance. The ffllA BANK & TRUST COMPANY. Los Angeles, Cal. A settlement bodies were exhumed and, according was effected by which Clara Smith re- to the authorities, traces of arsenic linqulshed all claim to the estate of poison was found In each case. Kenna, New Mexico. Jake L. Hamon, of whose alleged mur Mrs. Southard's maiden name was ler she was recently acquitted by an Lydia Trueblood, according to the au- Oklahoma Jury, it was announced by thorities. She was born at Lebanon, her attorney, J. B. Champion. Mo., and la described as about 28 "These are specified royalties and years old and singularly attractive. leases In the Hewitt Oil company In Mrs. Southard's matrimonial his- the Healdton oil field of Central coun tory and the dates of her husband's ty and other oil interests in Stephens deaths as given out by the authorities Center and Cotton counties from follows: which Clare Smith is now drawing Married Robert C. Dooley, an Idaho revenue. These interests are recog farmer at Twin Falls, March 27, 1912; nized in documents signed by Jake he died in Twin Falls hospital, Octo- Hamon." ber 12, 1915, typhoid being assigned The attorney said "present reve- as the cause. from holdings were "am- Victor M. Locke OOOOOOO nues" these Twin ple to take care of his client." Married William 0. Mcllaffle, to fill state patronage Jobs and their In June, "An agreement." the attorney said, Falls, waiter at Twin Falls, nominations' were sent to the senate Hardin! Mont, Octo- "has been signed between Frank L. 1916; he died at by President Harding. 22, reported to have Ketch, administrator of the estate of ber 1918, death They are Frank Lee of Muskogee, been from inlluenza and diphtheria. Jake L. Hamon and Clara Smith, attorney to be United States for the Harlan C. Lewis, automo- whereby in consideration of $10,000 Henry Cooper Married eastern district; F. of bile mechanic of Billings, Mont., at cash she relinquishes all claim to the Stlgler, to be United marshal agreement recog- States Denver, Colo., March 10, 1919; he died 8tate of Hamon, the for the district, and Victor M. eastern at Billings. July 6. 1919, cause of nizing as valid certain right which Jr., Antlers, to be superin- Locke, of death reported as gastro enteritis. the records show are vested in her. five tribes. tendent of the civilized Married Edward E. Meyer foreman agreed to com- RAILWAY BOARD ON SNAG Since Harreld has the Blue Lakes ranch. Twin Falls county, promise contained these slate which Idaho, at Pocatello, Idaho, August 10, er- names- - nominations are tanta- Court Holds it Has Powers to Dit their 1920; he died at Twin Falls hospital, on' to mine Wags Receivership Line mount confirmation. September 7, 1920. Autopcy revealed Chicago. The first legal snag which traces of poison. the railroad labor board has encoun- MEXICO POLICY EXPECTED In two more cases the prosecuting came to light recently attorney said, Mrs. Southard failed to tered when Harding to Demand Guarantees of counsel for Georgia and Florida collect insurance of her husband's DTRAIGHT BANKING ON SAFE the Protection for Life and Property railway, under a receivership estab- llveB. The policy on McHaffie's life, lished by a state superior court, cited Washington. Recognition of the n he Bald, was allowed to lapse through AND SOUND METHODS an order saying It was "not only the government of Mexico by the nonpayment of a premium. Meyer, power but the duty of the court to de- United States waits upon Iron clad the fourth husband, carried $10,000 termine what wages should be paid la guarantees from that government for worth of Insurance, which was In- the preservation the safety of lives and property of creased from $2,000 shortly before his American citizens In Mexlo death. TUB KENNA PECORD

SUFFERED SEVEN r FIRST ,

Altrock, clown, police-ma- LONG YEARS cobbler, and at last Ow Your hero of a triple play, first of I 1021; Washington was pia7ln A if! Finally Relieved by taking against the I'hlllles, YVrlghtstone f?Ji and Miller were on first and New Lydia E. Pinkham's REDUCING DAMAGE TO ROADS second bases, Jack Miller of Vegetable Compound New Jersey and elsewfre lined Repair Bills Would Be Qrtatly Let the ball to Altrock. Nick, play- ing first, grabbed It with one Home nad by Placing Mora of Loada Ravenswood, 7.Va. "Forn-enlo- nfr Ovar Front Axla. hand, touched flrst and threw years I Buffered from a female trouble to should be made ana inflammation so second for the third out All that I was not able (Prepared by the Unlte'd States Depart- that the rhllllea could say was artistic, sanitary to do my housework. ment of Agriculture) that when Altrock ' began to ( consulted several Repnlr bills for damaged roada make triple plays there was and livable. doctors but noni would he much reduced, engineers In hope for "Cap" Anson to return. walls should be Alabastined in the latest, seemed to (five me" the bureau of public ronda report, after These relief. I read in a extensive experimental work, If motor nature color tints. Each room should paper about Lydia trucks were designed to carry more the E. Pinkham's Vege- reflect your own individuality and treatment table Compound so of the loads put on them over the throughout be a complete perfect harmony in colors. K 'X'; ;:'' I decided to try it, front axle and less over the renr and iiefore the first wheels, as at present. In the average The vails of the old home, whether mantion or cottaee, can be bottle was gone I heavy truck of today the body Is near- made just at attractive, just as sanitary, through the intelligent use of found oreat relief an ly bnlnnced on the renr axle. When Notes using until I continued it I had taken the truck strikes an obstacle or an Ir- A golfer likes a whole loaf not a eight bottles. Now I am very well and slice. can do my own housework. I can gladly regularity lu the highway, the damage recommend Lydia E. I'inkhnm's medicine done to the road surface by the rear to suffering women." Mrs. Bertha wheels Is much greater than It would Kansas City (Mo.) Sunday School Lif.rinc, It. F. D., Ha vena wood, W. Va. he If the load were distributed on both Athletic league will foster baseball. ' The ordinary day of most housewivea axles. Every is a ceaseless treadmill of washing, Given a perfectly smooth road (sur- time a mnjor club lets go of a mending, player kalsomine or wallpaper conking, cleaning, sweeping, face, traveled by a truck with perfect- some minor crew benefits. It's Instead of dusting and caring for little ones, llow an 111 ly smooth circular tires, there would wind, etc. How much better, when you have a new home, to itart right than to have much harder the tasks when some de- when bead-ache- afterward from former treatment with ether materiali, rangement of the system causes s, to correct errore Cliff Lee, re- of Alabaitine, a doe nearly every one aooner or later. backaches, bearing-dow- n paina catcher, has been you coma to the ute by and nervousness. Every such woman leased Pittsburgh to the Philadel- can any material over it ihould you phia Once your walU are Alabattined you uie should profit by Mrs. Lieriug's experi- Nationals. desire, but having uied Alabaitine you will have no desire for any other treatment. ence. Remember this, for over forty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Toronto gets Alabaitine ii o eai'y to mix and apply io laiting in iti reiulti io abio-- Vernon Spencer back as the proper decorative material in Compound has been restoring health. from the New lutely unitary and to generally recogniied York Glunts, along with a class by itself that it is becoming difficult to manufacture fait enough to supply Jesse Winters. the demand. in five-pou- packages, white and beau, Johnny Lees, brother of Chicago Alabaitine is a dry powder, put up the tiful tints, ready to mix and ute by the addition of cold water, and with full direc White Sox catcher, Is proving a star Renew your health pitcher tions on each package. vtry pactagt ej ginmnt for Lehigh. Aiabasttnt nas cross ana circle prune- - in rcu. MIX IN ONI 'I THt ONLY TOOL by purifying your minutc wrm I Better write us for hand-mad- e color de- HUMP TO WW Miller Hugglns Insists that he has COlOWiTfB speeded up signs and special suggestions Give ui your decor system with his Yankees even If Kuth auve problems and let us help you work them out. Isn't down to weight. Company Most every ball player who lands In Alabastine 163S Crandvllle Grand Rapids, Mich. Judge Lnndls' court comes out with a Ave. claim he can't prove up on.

The California assembly has passed a bill which makes bribery In connec- tion with baseball a felony. What to Take for Motortrucks Properly Will Re- Enthusiastic boosters with the Chi- Loaded cago duce Damage cf Roads. White Sox are saying that Bib Fulk may prove "another Slsler." Msr$ere$ Stomaclt be no impact, regurdless of the speed Quick and delightful re- or weight of loud. Since The Take a goodJoe"of Carter's Little Liver such an Ideal Detroit Elks lodge has made Ty afterj lief for biliousness, colds, condition Is practlcnlly impossible, roud Cobb a life member and presented him Pills then take 2 or 3 for a few nights constipation, headaches, engineers recognize that all factors with a gold membership card to prove CARTERS You will relish your meals without fear of trouble tii and stomach, liver and which increase, or reduce the Impact It. follow. Millions of all ages take them for Biliousness,' A rjlTTLE Dizziness, Sick Headache, Upset Stomach and for Sallow,' blood troubles. of a load nre of the utmost Impor- INZER I Pimply, Blotchy Skirt. TAfy tnJ tin mluty of Conillpothnf tance In planning highway construc- Judge Landis will never feel like 4 CtnulM The genuine are sold tion nnd regulation. excusing a poor baseball be- ill br yZeCzicC S..0 Pill; ImM Dow; $11 Price only. packages player in 35c The placing of the larger part of cause his wages are not more gener- Avoid imitations. the load on the rear axle Is only one ef ous. severul factors which lead to high Im- Mack pact forces. In general, the In- Connie promises early shower Not Spring Fever baths to his creased speed of the truck will In- who walk the But Malaria Acid Stomach crease the impact, hence the necessity flrst man they fuce. He's supersti- for keeping the operating speed within tious. S CAUSES THAT LAZY reasonable limits. Itoads kept as TIRED FEELING. Tommy McCarthy, veteran WARDS OFP MALARIA AND RESTORES STRENGTH. TRY IT. by catcher, wot yo- Loaia-il- U, (0 smooth ,8s possible careful main If sold br -r drugg t. writ Arthur Paler A Co., Ky. for Years tenance will reduce the possibility ot hns been engaged by the Brooklyn club to act trucks exerting Impact pressure as coach for Uncle Hobby's One Hopeful Feature. Passing the Up. KOW A and pitchers. Third Floor DIFFERENT WOUIH forces upon the highway surface. Cush- Christopher Morley reprints In the "Us women aro going to vote nnd ion or pneumatic tires also reduce New York Evening Post the following so I thought I'd read up on the law," seems "full-pag- Earnestly Impact and cause less damage to to pick pitchers e sable-rule- d advt." lu a she said confidently. Praises Eatonlo for height. Of 13 now the highways than those the he has, the "garment weekly": "You will share "Yes, ma'am" expectantly. "My wife was a great nufferer from of hard shortest Is 5 rubber, especially If the are not feet 11. The tallest Is our deep sorrow at the death of "Con I look at It?" tirifl stomach for 10 yurs," writes 11. latter 0 feet 0. Jr. Inquiringly. 1. Orlpperi, "but Is a different woinun kept In good repair. . lie was the founder and organ- "What department of state, niaduro, since tnklng Kutonlc." izer of the compuny, which will con- are you looking for?" anxiously. Bill Guthrie of Chicago, Na- SuffcrerM from acid stornnch let former tinue to bear his name. .Due to the "Why, the museum," convincingly. Kutonlc help you also. It quic kly DRIVERS CAN IMPROVE ROADS tional and Coast umpire, has add- takes been discontinuance of business for a week, "Quite so, quite so. That really la up and curries out tho excess acidity ed to the Western league's staff for gnses there lias accumulated an enormous the place where quite a number of and und makes the stomuch cool Wear to Surface Can Ba Prevented this year. coats we and comfortable. You digest easily, stock of suits and which Uiera should be found, but we are so get by Driving Over Middle and Other will dispose of at an unusually low crowded for spnee that they the full strength from your food, Bill Stelbauer, to still are feel well und strong, free from bloat- Less Used Part. "sold" price. This Is an opportunity which all up in the law library. Mr. Bailey, the St. Louis Cardinals by Hous- ing, belching, food repeating, etc. Big the you cannot afford to miss." take the lady up to tho third floor." ton club, was promptly turned to box costs costs only a trifle with your Drivers can prevent wear to the over Richard Lleber, director of the druggist's Im- Nashville. guarantee. surfaces of the roads and even The American Language. of conservation of Indiana, prove their condition If Instead of was the expectunt, Should Walter An Indianapolis resident went up anxious and meek driving In one track or on the edge Johnson's arm really person In the story. be as good as the Senators claim, to the sidewalk newsstand to buy his Indlannpoll Do you know of the road they will drive over the regular weekly magazine. News. middle and other less used parts of American league batters will need you can roll windshields. "PoIIco stopped us sellln' anything the road when trufllc permits. Tho but newspapers. Drug stores and ho- Postponed. one thing Is that fatal above all tel newsstnnds mado a kick against "Then you SO rfoocj things to Bill Southworth, formerly of the don't care for this fut- road surfaces, whether dirt us," tho attendant told him. urist art" cigarettes for or paved, Is driving In tracks, which and now with the Braves, has been appointed captain by Manager "You mean no ono Is selling mag- "No, let the people of the future from subjects one small part of the road azines from the street newsstands?" enjoy lOcts surface to all the traffic damage Fred Mitchell. It" and asked the would-b- e purchaser. one bag of that the whole road accomodates. will work his new pitchers "Nobody except the stand on the A Jewish girls club has been or Traffic should be evenly distributed next corner. lie's bootlegglu' 'em." ganlzed In Shanghai, China., over the entire surface of the road, often while they are enthusiastic over nnd a little thoughtfulness and care their new Jobs. That suits the oldsters who In this respect ou the part of driv- have sore arms. ers will do much to add to the per- manence and excellence of our The Toledo club announces the re- lease of Pitcher Kirk Ileatwole to the Why Richmond club and Catcher SIner to fere's a Reason the Spartanburg club. Mi GOVERNMENT AID FOR ROADS Connie Mack Is all packed up to get Gmpe-Nol- Up to November 1, $72,744,000 Had s . out of the cellar while Dona-va- n Been Expended, and $121,322,198 Wild Bill Is preparing to make himself as More Allotted. comfortable as possible. GENUINE makes a helpful breakfast and a Discussing progress.. In road con- profitable Dete-rtlve- s are to be assigned to lunch for the worker who struction since enactment of the fed- the be awake and alert during the day: Bull Durham eral aid legislation four years ago, Philadelphia baseball must park TOBACCO Thomas II. McDonald, chief of the with Instructions to arrest per- sons who attempt to gamble. GrapeNuts is the perfected bureau of public roads, reported that goodness barley, up to November 1, 8,190 miles of, "flrst ofwheat and malted class" highway had been completed. Shannon, a new man In the Colum- and is exceptionally rich in nourishment. As Us share of the cost the federal bus lineup, answers to the name of 12S MAMMOTH JACKS government hud expended $72,744,000 Mickey and played last year with Ak- It feeds body and brain without 1 lure trKn tut ton, eomm qolck. ron In the . W. L. JN. UIW H JACK and allotted $121,322,103 more. Other upon, the 1 CW Kaplde, Iowa flllM e tax digestion. results of national legislation, Mr. Mc- Big league outlaw players may or- Donald said, had been the establlsh-Dien- t a ueml-pr- o of state highway departments In ganize team to play teams Chicago. p "Theres a Reason Ova states and the reorganisation of near But would people money W. N. U., Oklahoma City, No. ucb departments In 20 other states. tbelr to see their brand THE KENNA RECORD

Why That Dad Back? JOY IN QUAKERTOWN OVER BRAZIL If backache keeping yon miserable? Are you "U played out," without trength or Tigor for yrar work? Then find what ia cauio tbe trouble and correct it. Likely, it'a your kidneys! You hare probably been working too bard and neglecting rent and exercise. Your kidney hare alowed up and poi- sons have accumulated. That, then, ia the cause of tbe backache, headache, dizzineR and bladder IrregularititJ. Uae Doon' Kidney Pillt. Doan'i have helped thousand! and should help you. Atk your neighborl An Oklahoma Case "rmyrw17 Mrr W. Jackson, E. Cherokee St., WktWhry , --t ,W Wag-oner- Okla., eays: P "I was down and Often objects seemed to swim before my eyes. I was nervous ft w and discouraged and ad so much backache - y y - J was miserable.) I s taken Doan's Pills bMt a me when 1 had J1 relief and soon I was rw feelln g well again. Doan's at Any 60c a Boa DOAN'SCat f Stora. FOSTER-MILBUR- N CO BUFFALO."rVN. V.

Perforating Envelopes. Perforation around the return ad(-dre- Phosphate of nn envelope enables the re- ceiver ot the letter to use the corner card us the address for a return let- ter. By tearing off the perforation Baking the name and address of the sender Qunkertown fans nre Joyful slnoc Connie Mark hns acquired a first base- - may be taken from the envelope and mnn who con slam the hull as well as field. Frank Brnzll seems to have pasted on the answering letter. Sucb plugged the hole for the initial sack by his d ability. practice, according to Popular Mechan- Powder ics,' will Insure cqrrft--t addressing. HERMAN IS KNOCKING RAY FISHER AT MICHIGAN Fresh, sweet, white, dainty clothes for baby, If you use Red Cross Ball OUT BANTAMWEIGHTS Blue Never streaks or Injures them. All good grocers sell it, 5c a package.

Tipping Over His Opponents With v Hooked. f ' ' ' Male Teacher Don't you think we Much Regularity. ff -- "'- - - ought to form a union? Female Teacher Oh, this Is so sud- den. Judge. Little Italian Cannot See Out of One Diplomatic posts are now being de- Eye, but Antagonists Cannot Lo- REALLY OF SPEECH I BOBBY WANTED THAT AGATE manded by British women. cate Bum Optic Chance to FLOWERS Cop Lost Laurel. Sayings, Witty and Wise, That Are If Persistency Could Have Got It for KILL RATS TODAY Worth Being Preserved In Him, We Must Admit He Pete Herman is getting more spot an Anthology. Deserved It. light as a comeback than he got as champion of the bantams. He's Professor Sir Arthur Qulller-Couc- The older boys were playing mar- con- Three-year-ol- changed from a fighter who was In course lively lectures bles. d Bobby wished - By the of his T r UsIm tent to go along to a fighter who makes "On the Art of Reading," gives some some agates like his brother had and decisions with his fists. examples of Irish peasants' sayings asked father for two cents to buy one Herman Is literally stacking 'em with the large simplicity, the cadence, with. The money was given to him STEARNS' these days. As a champ he boxed no- - the accent of Scriptural speech. The and he Immediately wished to go to i ELECTRIC PASTE declslon fights. He was outpointed best is the benediction bestowed upon the store to make the purchase. So often. He wus an unpopular incom- become futher Ants and Watflrbuca tbe graaioit known c&riiera one of the two authors of the persistent did he that of dlio&se. They anttroy both food and property. parable "Irish R. M." by an old wom- said: Steams' HI ac trie Futa forces tbse pesU to run rrom toe Dunaing Tor water ana rresn air. Stung to action by the loss of his an In Sklbbereen: "Sure ye're always "If you don't keep still about that U 8 BEADY FOR THAn TRAPS England and gave I In will pennies away Directions In lb l&ngnages in erery box. crown he went to laughing That ye may laugh the agate I take those Two tlsei, B6c and 11.60. Hnongb to kill 60 to 400 rata, Jimmy Wlldo the first knockout he had I Photo by 6lght of the Glory of Heaven !" The from you." 5 B. :'. ivve.l.rn N.w.pappr U. tiofernmeDt boyi It. ever taken. Returning, Herman start- I'nlonJ writer once thought of making an an- "What will you do with the pennies ed tipping over opponents. thology of such wild flowers of way- If you do take them away?" he asked. It Is said Herman cannot see out of Ray Fisher, pitcher for the Uincln side speech. He would have Included "Why, I'll put them bock in my SQUEEZED one of his eyes. naU Nationals, has accepted a position In it some sayings, such purse." But none' of. the boxers he fights as coach of the University of Michigan as that of the freighter in the alkaline "Will you take them uptown when have been able to locate his good eye baseball nine. He will' succeed Coach districts of Alberta, who said,, point- you go to the office ?" TO DEATH and work on It, Ierrlll Frutt. ing with his whip to an Intensely blue "Yes; I will." Fans are rallying back to the side lake on the horizon, "Bitter as a dy- After a few moments' reflection, begins stiffen : When the body to of the little Itallun. They like him be- ing man's sweat Is that same water," Bobby came bock with and movement becomes painful it cause he is trying his best to knock end the perfect definition of a ghost "And will you buy me an agate with is usually an indication that the out all' his opponents. INTERESTING Implied In the words of a Newfound- them?" kidneys are out of order. Keep Lynch, on the other hand, is boxing land fisherman, "There I sees 'em these organs healthy by taking bouts and barely holding SPORT NOTES warming themselves In the Klsa Their Money Good-By- . his own. Many a battler has found that Jack New York Paper The Mongolians COLD MEDAL l'oung Montreal won 7 out of 10 Sharkey Is no fish. do not know either the kiss of friend- e ex- politeness. With them rounds In a mix with Lynch In Cleve- - The movement for university ship or that of When Dempsey plays In vaudeville tension work started In Philadelphia the kiss Is reserved to lovers, to in 1800. fiances or man and wife. 3 he doesn't playseeheavy parts. Ths world's standard remedy for kidney, University of Minnesota students Hrer, bladder and uric add troubles. favor one-ma- n control of athletics. Famous since 1696. Take regularly and e keep in good health. In three alias, all druggists. Guaranteed as represented. The notional rifle and pistol matches Look for tbe name Gold Medal en arary bos at Camp Perry, O., will Bturt August 24, ! sad accept no Imitation e let the Children in.too - More 50 have re- ... bat than candidates Skin ported for the Penn Stute lacrosse LadiesKeep Your team. It's no longer necessary to Clear, Sweet, Healthy maintain a dividing line Jack Sharkey's recent twins are the With Cuticura Soap r rii,rt""ii boys. He Intends to inuke fighters out at breakfast table tea of them. , or coffee grown-up- s -- and Cuticura Talcum w m for Jack Brltton, welterweight cham- no hot cup for the youngsters THEY SPREAD pion, is not expected to box until the IrT ill All DIREABB Fitted anywb.r., DAISYFlics!FLY KILLER attract! and early fall. (ilia Biea. clean, ornamental, aon.anlent and all Nat, ehap. Laauallara. ann Mad or metal. see Serve can't .pill or tlpo.erj Ctadlum to seat 10,000 will be built ill nut atm or inlura ythlnff. (.uaraalaat at Forest Hills, N. Y., to acconuuodute DAISY KILLER Davis cup funs. at your daalar ar bT BXPRKS8. prepaid. II B AHOLD SOMEHa. 160 Urn Kalb An.. Brooklyn, N. I. Willie Meehan, heavyweight, Is con slderlng a trip to Australia to tuke PARKER'S part in three bouts. IIAIR BALSAM e ItaniimehanfinilT PturriHelrr'alllml i Kaator Color and An international chess tournument 4Boatrt Pete Herman, POSTUM will probably be played In Havana, Cuba, next December. to each member of the fam: HINDERCORNS itmoonii aa. land a few nights ago. But Lynch'i see kiawvs, tp mil pla, uurM vumCurt to Um was safeguarded by the ily, and all will be pleased m. title long fret, Bik-- f Wavlklnc br or linitfi Yule has a golf schedule which attachment Includes dual meets with Columbia, and benefited by this pure, Dope on the bantams is pretty well Princeton and Harvard. mixed up Just now. There's a whole wholesome cereal drink. Yatermelon Seed flock of them Joe Rurman, Carl Tre-rualn- e, Bill Tllden thinks the Japs may put Young Montreal, Wolfe hop on in Tom Watson, Kleckley Sweet, Ualbert Jack the winning the ball the and I'ete Herman all on the same coming Davis cup struggles. "There's Honey, 55c pound, delivered. Nancy a forPostum level with Lynch practically. e e Reason Hall sweet potato plants, $3 per 1,000. knockout Michigan to recognize swim (Cash with order.) Plonaer Seed Stora, If Herman continues his refuses system of elimination he'll be matched ming as a Sport. Maybe it's figured In Sold hy gpcers 110 W. California, Oklahoma City. all with Lynch aguin this summer. Lynch the same class as bathing a necessity, "A CARPET OF GREEN" has promised to give him a crack at Made hy Ibstum Cereal Company, be la lfoatsomery Count r thare Is a real the title soon. Bob Roper has a younger brother Battle Creek, ehasoo for the white fanner. For booklata nerman ac- who wants to turn boxer. His name Is MichiJtu. 'arm Baa.. Ill Ball Bids., Mootfutnirr, Ala. Fans who have seen In recently believe he has a good Tommy and, like Bob, he Is a big fel jraNL'V f.OYKJLNM'T lNUOKHKO BKOOM tion OHM Sk.J. FANNING HKUUU COHN cbanra to con his lost laurels low. aaU CU., OAKLAND, ILLLNOla. THE K E R FI A RECORD

, T lie Kenna Record :t:o:Jw5G:1 11 H. A. Roberts J! PUDLISHED WEEKLY SEND US YOUR M By Mr. Mrs. A. C. General Real Estate and and White Entered Februar Jth 19u7 at the Keuni, Mai! Orders Land Loans New Mexico, Post Oince, at r.etond Clas it All kinds of Insurance. 0 Mai. Matter. a Elida, New Mexico Subscription 1.00 Par Year In Will make shipment the day the q ;ts Advance Order i3 received. Goods not perfectally Satisfactory can be q AdTertlselnK rstes md know Don iipllc t!on returned. NOTICE OF PENDENCY Notice fur Publication. Writs for Samples Department of the Interior, U. S. OK Sl'lT. Laud Office at Fort Sumner, N. M., OLIVE ITEMS April 27, 102 r. and ask to include with every order, The State of New Mexico to Arcli K. Notice is hereby given that Minnie Locker Ruth M. Locker, William T, L. Graham, of Elida, N. M. who, on Send your films to Mahoney. 10 yards 36 inch Domestic for SI. 00. Oliver, Margaret E. Oliver, and all April 16, made Hd. E. No 19.U, add 117-- 119 West 4th. St., unknown claimants of interests in the Sj-i- , 01049, for Section 31, Township Roswell. New Mex. premises Adverse to the plaintiff. S Range 29-- N. M P. Gretting: You and each of you, Meridian, has filed notice of intention hereby are notified that a suit has hern to make three year proof, to. establish You should see the new suits, filed against you in the District Court claim to the land above described be- hats, caps, dress shirts, four-in- - of the Fiftn Judicial District ot the fore Alviu C. White, U. S. Commission- Jouce-Pru- it Co, State of New Mexico, in and for er, at Kenna, N. M. on the 8, day of hand ties, hosiery and linoleums Roosevelt Courtly, wherein M. W. June iq'.'i. at The Case Bargain Store, HjJgei is plaiutilf, and tin said Arch I Claimant names as witnesses: Elida, N. M. K. Locker, Kuth M. Locker, illiam George Ray, Thomas A. Tillinghast, Roswell, N. M. T. Olivar, Mariret E. Oliver, and all John W. Anthony, John G. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lucas unknown claimants of interest in the all of Elida, N. M. called on the W. A. Stroud home premises adverse to the plaintiff, are W. 11. McGill. ReBistcr. Sunday. defendants, said cause being number, ed 1675 upon the civil docket of said J. D. White, Mr. Zwissler and NOTICE FOR l'CUMCATIOX. Court. J. W. Jennings were business the Interior, U. 5 Notice for Publication. Department of the interior Department of The general object of sai.l action visitos in Elida, Monday. Lnud Office at Fort Sumner. N. M.. Department of the Interior U. S.. Land Office at Koswell, N. M. areas follows: The plaintiff alleges: May 16, ig2r. Notice is U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. April 30, 1921. W. A. tint he is the owner in fee simple and , Stroud made a trip to hereby given that Thomas I). Cothern, April, 30 19.!:. Notice is hereby given that C. in possession of Section Twenty-thre- e James the H. B. Lucas ranch Wednes- M .who, on May 15. igif, Notice is hereby Riven that' Mary Bell on of Kenna, N. ( North-hal- f Mabry. of Portale:;, N. M., who, 23) and the of the North day. made H. E. No. 0160 15. or NWJf , Morris, of Elida, N. M. who, ) May 15, 1919, made orig., II. E. No. half (Nji N!i of Section Twenty-six- ' Section 3. Section 4, on August 9. 1917, made Hd. E. No. OJ5327, for S.5j, Soc. and on Dej., E, U61, (5) South, 33, F. Ama-rill- o. Sec 7-- S all in Township Five J. Bynum and wife of NE'41, Sectioa 9, Twp. 3-- RanRe 040905, for Njj, 14, Township 27. 1920, mada add., II. E. 045328, for of Range Thirty (30) East, of the Texas were calling on Olive 2q E, N. M. P. Meridian, I as filed notice Range 33-- N. M. P. Meridian', has NJiNji, .Section 33, Setion N. M,P. M. in New Mexico, and that j E;iV)i, to make final three year filixl notice of intention to make final . people Thursday of of intention Township y-- Range 32-E- N. M. last week. he is credibly infoimed and belives Proof, to estabiish claim to the Hnd three year proof, to establish claim to P. Meridian, has filed notice of that the defendants claim some inter- - C. C. Cloppert busi- above described, before Alvin ?. White, the land above described, before Alvin intention to make final three year made a est in and to to certan portions of said j U. Commissioner at Kenna, N. M. on C. White, U. S. Commissioner, at proof, to establish claim to the ness trip to the Two Buckle 3. premises, but that such claim is with- - the. day of ig2i Kenna, N. M. on the 15 day of June and above described, before Alviu C. ranch Staurday. 23 June out merit and void: and the plaintiff j Claimant names as witnesses! i92i. Whits, L". S. Commissioner, at NW.'j, prays that his title to said premises be Charles I. Kinard. Manford Elkins, Claimant names as wltnassss: Sec. 10T, R. 3i-- N.M. on the 13 H. B.' Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. esUbljshid against any and all adverse Emanual Elkins, Walter A. Bradley, John P. Smith, Marione M. Pyle, day of June 1921. Lobseiger were trading in Elida, claims of the defendants or either of all of Elida, N. M. m20 j 1 7 Byron H. Howard, William H. Morris, names as witnesses: them, and that the deiendants be bar- Claimant Saturday and Monday. W. R. McGill, Register. all of Elida, N. M. mij jio red and forever stopped from having Joseph F. Helms, Wesley W. Wilkin- Emmett Patron, Register. or claiming any right, title or interest son, j. Whit Robinson these of Kenna. to the premises adverse to the plaintiff N. M. Elmer C. Hid, of Caprock, N. A nice shower visited this and that the plaintiff's title thereto be M. 11113 jio vicinity Saturday night forever quite and set at rest, and for Emmett Patton. Register. general relief. You are futher notified that unless !- - Roswell's Fummer Closing you enter your appeal auce in said Following the usual custom the As He Slumbers cause and plead or answer therein on Roswell stores will be closed or before the day ot Mis Sidway Snuggles Him Safe tenth june, PORTALES Thursday iy2r, judgement by default will be each afternoon during From Windand Weather taken against you, and plaintiff will ABSTRACT CO. June, July and August. apply to the court for the relief de- WW manded in his complaint. 0- Yon are futher notified that George L. Reese is attorney for the plaintiff Will Appreciate a share and his postoffice address is Portales, Dr. A. J. Evans, I New Mexico. of your Abstract business. Witness my hand and seal of said Obstetrics A Specialty court on this tho 15th., day of April, -- 0- Jffct Fttst Doer Soutk V)2l. of Post Offic,

K. Grissom, -:- H. Phone: - -:- - 88 (SEAL) County Clerk. Mrs- - Maud Smith, Pres. By Paul E. Morrison, Portales, New Mexico. ELIDA? : : : n. M. Dupty. Local Surgeon for Santa Fe ' Ry. "ii r m mm . t h; - 4 SDr. B. SB. tlcSee, Patronize Home Medicine

"7 and h Industry Obstetrics, Q Sold By Office Odd Feliows Bldg 0 Why pay freight on flour. The Roswell Milling Co., is making grade Elida. N. M. Co, 1 the best of patent ! Dalits Furniture ! FLOUR from I 'eccs Valley wheat. Keep your money at home. What is the sense in helping Roswell, - 11. 111. . Kansas farmers toward prosper ty when a pood Ban e. lavage, 1 FLOUR is made here at home? o- -o Try a Sack Todry. Its GUAllANTEED U. 5. 'Ccmmissicner, If Not Satisfied, Dring it Back and 00 Get Your M O N E Y. Office Rcom 12, 1st., National Bank G. W. ZENK, M. W. Hodges Bldg. JEWELER. Roswell, JCew Mxico. For Sale By Edison & Victor 0 Phonographs, RANGE CATTLE and SHEEP H. E. White, Dr. Chas. A. Staehlin COMMISSION DEALER t New Records Optemetrist and Optician Rece:ved Onde - Kenna, N. Al- EVE GLASSES THAT SATISFY. A Month. Roswell, New Mexico. Roswell, - N. M . 124 North Main Roswell, 1C M F WP'f THE KEN N A RECORD

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T1EGAL Kodak finishing. The most "SEED" 4 M'H'llMl'llNiMi'M'K'ttMi'ti'iiMliM.M.M.MilVM'i SHOES satisfactory mail order service in Your Name on a Postal Card As the southwest. Mahoney Studio, WILL BRING OUR CATALOG 117-- 119 West 4th. St., lI'NW'll'H'U'U'U'UMl'li't.M.MiMtMiO.fSMiMif'ilM'tMit'll'iCdM'iCll'il'l ' Rosweil. N.M a. Danker Rosweil Seed Co. Miss Flora Gilliam and Mr3. Rosweil, N. M. 115-11- 7 S. Main, St. IIudgin3 and daughters, were Play Square down from Elida, Monday. Bide Thomas returned home I I r At- n ipci n V n With Your Feet thi3 week. He was accompanied Buy Season Ticket For in by his sister and brother-in-la- w the Coming Number They are Q: Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Randoll, of All Good and they'll Play square with you. You're Oklahoma, who have come to N. doing your best for them when you put them M., to make their home. Mrs Randoll is a sister of Mrs. W in a pair of our shoes. A. Fry. Always glad to .see you if Dodrill Tire Company dees Guaranteed Vulcanizing and Re CHAUTAUQUA treading. Satisfaction Guaran-.- y E. J. William8 teed. Rosweil. N. M. v At Elida, New Mexico ;llD3well, New Mexico. Sanson Tickets 52.50 plus War Tax Mrs. 11. l. J ones and children . May 26th. to May 30th. spent Sunday and Monday herer: visiting friends before leaving1. Tuesday morning for Texas, to : visit ner iainer ana moiner, :3 -- Mr. and Mrs. Win, Jones. PLANTS' Community Welfare, Fun, Education State Bank Examiner, C. P. Social Uplift and Pastime Dunn was here Tuesday on his X (annual inspection of our local Tomato Cabbage bank. -- Sweet Potato Bell Pepper" Ljtl "" HiTiiriinn1 TtraitT-TTT tnnnrir Miss May Hicks who closed a Chili Pepper Celery :3 most successful term of school' i j .i 1 at White Chapel last Friday i night left for Clovis Saturday to t i .... visit with her parents. Miss Hicks made many friei.ds in this J - Fee-Skilman-- Co. and the White Chapel community .. :i; .s, ..ir ,yj while here and all of them are hoping that she may return and 410 N. Wain St. Rosweil, N. M. teach for them another term. L J. N. S. Webb wa3 in town ; 1 Monday from Rock Valiey. He For Particulars Wrjtc it and Miss Eupha Cooper, who I. will graduate from the Carlsbad, n Or SEE Cash Bargain Store High school next Tuesday will teach the Union Valley school having recently received factory shipments bought at the next term. latest declines with other shipments in transit expected i to arrive soon, can now offer better values than for two Miss Kathleen McDowell re- L. F. years past, in suits for men and boys, dress pants hats, turned home from Rosweil, last Woodheacl caps, dres3 shirts, ties, oxfords for men and boys, hosiery, Friday where she has been at- white goods, staple dry goods mattresses, linoleums and tending Business School the Everything ELECTRICAL. many other goods. past winter. 315 North Main, - - - - Roswe'l, N. M. You will need goods before the Chautauqua: Call in and get our prices and let the saving on your purchase M. W. Hodges was up from1 V VjlWx pay for your season ticket. Roswelt, yesterday looking after During the five days chautauqua which commences the hi3 ranch interest here, 26th. we will have some special prices of which the follow- Ketlce for rabncatlon. Untlpo for PiilillrntioD. ing are samples. DcpartmoDt of the Interior. IT Department of the Interior G. T. Littlefield and E. E. QfM,o, at Roswoll, N. U. S. Land Office at Rosweil, N. M. 10 lb. bucket ext honey 1.75 1 doz large oranges .50 Lee were Portales, business visi- Apr. 3O, !Q2r. Apiil, 31), k.'i. Gal bucket black berries .80 1 doz 50 c oranges .40 tors last Satnrday. Notice is herqby given that Jphfo G. Notice is hereby given that William-F- . Large box oats .25 No 3 gal., tubs $1.C0 Gilbert, of Jenkins, N. M. who, on llennett, of Elida, N. M. who, om July i5, 101S, ma la a hl Hd. K. No. Ann- i . iQifi, made add II E, No. here chautauqua you are specialy invited to NKV-N'K.- 035285, 2, When at the We have had 2 inches cf rain o;i3f,S, for NJiNWtf. Se : S, for SEV. Sec. Township your 6, 33-I- X.M.P. Meridian, l.as come in end rest and make our store head quarters. since Saturday night and every- Sec 7, Kl,'4'. NE'iSW. St filed notice of to We are fn the market for Grain, Eggs and Poultry. Tup RaiiRe 3t-- N. M. P. Meri- intention make final one is wearing a broad 'smile. three year proof to establish claiai to Your3 for Business, dian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish the land above described, befora H. claim to the land above described, A. Roberts, V. S. Commissioner, at Mr. and Elida, n. M. 5. F. Myles,. Mrs. Cranford Cooper before William R. Blanchanl, U. S. on the 15 day of Juna Mexico. came down from Clovis, yester- Commissioner at Jenkins, N. M. on the KJ2I. 3 Elida, New Claimant names as wltnePBea: day to spend a few days 15 day of .... visiting Juna roil. John P. Smith, Walter D. Smith, Clu nant names as witnesses: their father and Lrother, W. H. Abb George V. Watson, Virgil A. Maul-din- , L. French. Loman L. Peach, all Cooper. j and J. A. Lawrcnco N. Waldron. Lawrence of Elida, N. M. 11113 Emmett Patton. Ropister. Hello-Bi- A. Gray, all of Jenkins, M. miiid HIGH ART TAILORING ll. Emmett Pntt.on, Resistor. KOTIfU I'"OKPCBLlCATIOir. The Stork visited the home of . of 0- Notice for I't'lili'-i'tion- Departinent the Interior - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crosby on Pepavtmont of thp Interior 1'. S. L.--n Office at Fort Sunnier, N. CLEANERS, TAILORS AND Wednesday of this week leaving U. S. Land Ofnce ft IUmvoII, N. W M. April 27, ij2i. is hereby Notice is hereby given that G. HATTERS Go to a ten pound girl. Mrs. Crosby April 30. i'j2i. Notice John e.iv.n that Stanley C. March, of Ft. Graham, of Elida, N. M. who, on April and little one are doing nicely 1G, Work Neatly Donk. Dail Shermans Scott, Kansas, who on July 17, i')i6, I'jii, mado add II. E. No. 0195:8, and the last report we had Bob made add I I.E. No 0.35120, for NY,V, for S;j, Section 33. Township 0 , To 2)-E- N. M. T, get something to was O. K., except he puts'in the Sec. ij.Twp. Rane 3D-- N.M. P. Ranpe Meridian, M of intention has filed notice of intention to make 103 west Fourth Roswell, N. EAT. most of his time with his head Meridian,. has filed notice MEALS Now final year proof, to estab- final three year proof .toestablish claim v in a barrell hollering dad, pa, tomake three 4MMW V'tV lish claim to the land above described to the land aboved described, )efore 50 Cents papa. bnfore Alvin C White, I'. S. Cominis j Alvin C. White, U. S. Commission- - 1 So Kwltcherklkkln. .doner, at NWV. Sec. 'Pen T. o-- I', er, at Kenna, N. M. on the 8 day of DAVID L. GEYEK ? 1 Born to Mr- find I.Irs nee 3I p. N. M.'.on the is dav of lime iw. June uj2i. ( LAN D OrriCEi PRACTICE Crume this morning at 4 o'clock r'almant nnruea wlrucsieB: Claimant nanics as vltnpe8: Good, Willio A. l"rv, Will- George Pay, Thomas A. Tillinghnst, A SPECIALTY. a 7 pound girl. Frank iam II. Cooper, Harvey E. White, all John W. Anthonv, Minnie L. Craham, 4 N, M. Kcnna Hotel. ROSWELL.i Baker McGee visited hi3 mother of Kcnna, N. M. nii3 jio all N. M. m6 J3 f'l in Portales, this week.. " Emmett Tatton. Register. V. H. McGiU, Rt'i;ister. THE KENHA RECORD

ON VEGETABLES ENTIRE OF WHITE CREPE DE CHINE SUGGESTIONS OF ORIENTAL AIR SUFFERING OF A YEAR FROM GARDENS RAISING CABBAGE Negligees Accomplishment of Women In Featuring Loose Trou- LIFETIME ENDED One sers With Mandarin Coats. Plant Contains Large Quantities New Mexico County. "Words Can't Express Gratitude of Mineral Salts So Essen- I Dry-Lan- d Soft Satins and Chiffons Are Favored Feci Toward Tanlac," tial in Diet. Everything Tried In Section and Given Proper Attention Material For Thess Comfy Says Mrs. Burrington. Brought Good Result Much Home Garments. Fruit Was Canned. GIVE ATTENTION TO VARIETY One would think that the brilliant "From childhood until I got Tanlac, spectacle of Mecca still lingered. If I suffered from Indigestion and stom- (Prepared by the United States Depart- ach trouble," said Mrs. A. Burring- ment of Agriculture.) one were to enter any of the negligee J. ton, Stanford Ave., Los Angeles, Select Richest Portion of Garden and Women In Union county, New Mexico, departments In the big city stores, for Work Into Soil as Much Rotted are working to have on every farm a the Orient wields a strong Influence Manure as Can Be Spared garden large enough to supply the fam- In the new spring boudoir robes. Loose Prevent Work of Cutworms. ily with vegetables the entire year, trousers with short mandarin coats with a suliiclent surplus for each taken from the costume of the Chinese housewife to can or dry enough vege- lady, full gathered trousers with low Preparcd by the United States Depart, hip ment of Agriculture.) tables for winter use. girdles and flonting chiffons which Most people have a fondness of cab- The United States Department of whisper of Turkish harems, while oth- ers bage, served in one way or another, Agriculture reports that the following show a Russian Influence that in as It contains large quantities of the Is a part of what was accomplished Itself Is tinged with the color of the mineral salts so essential In the diet. last year in this county the su- - Orient. under Of Early cabbage Is especially desirable, course soft satins and chiffons as it green a time are the favored material for these furnishes food at sumptuous l& s when it is needed. negligees, although lace it it :lt and chifTons form charming combina- j A J In giving suggestions on growing tions. The colors are Indeed vivid, cabbage, Uni- Jade garden specialists of the and erueraude greens, royal and tur- ted States Department of Agriculture quoise blues with flaming red and say the proper variety must be plant- many orange-tinge- d shades. ed. pe- Some kinds require a longer "Bagdad" Is the name given to one riod for their growth than others. Jer- negligee. sey Of a scarab blue crepe satin, Wakefield and Charleston Wake- with long flowing chiffon sleeves In the field are most universally planted for same tone, it consists of loose trousers the early crop, Jersey Wakefield be- which drape about the ankle and a va- ing considered all. The wide-sleeve- earliest of d The neck and V riety Jacket V known as All Seasons has a sleeves are embroidered in Persian red round, flattened head and Is a good silk, long being A23KtoJtactt ml the tassels in this m intermediate sort. Copenhagen Mar- color. ket Is round-heade- early a large, kF' ,J Another robe that In Its long cling- The vogue for embroidery has full cabbage that is very much in favor ing lines shows a Russian Influence Is sway on this frock of white crepe de among market gardeners. Late Flat aptly called by its creator, "Pavlowa." chine, which In all other respects Is Dutch nre con- and Danish Ballhead It Is fashioned from peacock-blu- e crepe sweet and simple. sidered the leading late varieties. satin and Is faced with a Baltic red MRS. J. A. BURRINGTON Start Planta Indoors. GOWNS FASHIONED AT HOME Lot Angeles, Calif. Plants must be started Indoors, In a hotbed, or be shipped from some Graceful Negligees or Hostess Robes Calif., "and that's been a long time, point farther South where the season Are Easily Constructed by the for I'm now In my sixty-eight- h year. Is Is Family Dressmaker. "I remember when I was a child I advanced, if extra early cabbage ' to be grown. One or two cigar boxes was kept on a strict diet of lima filled with fine soil and placed In a The simple yet graceful negligees or water and milk for weeks and I have south window will form a seedbed jV hostess gowns which In ihelr straight been In constant distress all these for starting 100 to 200 cabbage plants. clinging lines hark back to the days years. I suffered terribly from bloat- .The little seedlings must be trans- Products of Garden In New Mexico. of the Italian Renaissance are easily ing and had to be very careful of what planted to larger boxes or to a cold fashioned by the home dressmaker. I ate. I became so weak and nervous pervlslon of the home demonstration Such a garment with Its long side I could hardly go about my housework frame when they begin to crowd each agent: A great many vegetables new other In Cabbage sleeves, which are bpen to the hem, and was In a mlseruble condition. the seed boxes. to community were tried out, such plants quite hardy, along the may be cut from three yards of any "About two years ago my husband are and the as Swiss chard, Chinese cabbage, as- South grown In h material. Fold the cloth In got such splendid results from Tanlac Atlantic coast are the paragus and celery, and like open by the acre. fruits the middle, cutting out a rounding ho Insisted on my taking It and the ever-bearin- g strawberries, rhubarb, neck opening which may be slit out medlclno wasn't but a little while In Plant early cabbage In the richest garden lemons, and other varieties not part of the garden, having previously on the shoulders and fastened with ridding mo of my troubles. It gave previously raised. These were grown loops. worked Into the soil all the rotted ma- quaint Chinese buttons and me a splendid appetite, and I could successfully. Grapes, peaches, plums, material, If be velvet, with nure that can be spared and then add- Line the It enjoy a good hearty meal, even things apples and apricots have been planted a contrasting shade of georgette or ed high-grad- e commercial fertilizer at I hadn't dare touch before, without by many people who had not thought chiffon. , any fear of It troubling rno. the rate of ten pounds to every 100 grow coun- these fruits would in their Cut a slit at each side of the front ."Then I had the Influenza nnd be- ty. This is a dry-lan- d section where 111 and back, through which to pass a came dreadfully sick and weak, but practically no attention has been heavy silk cord, and finish the four my stomach kept In good order and It given to the home garden. ; corners with tassels of silk. The edge only took four bottles of Tanlac to Everything tried, and given proper may be finished with a Jet beading, build me up again to where I'm now attention, brought good results. Some while the slits at the sides through feeling better than at any time I can Q1 failures were reported, due to lack of which the cord passes may be remember. I have gained eleven moisture and lack of care. Reports picoted. pounds In weight too, nnd words can't also showed that, besides all that was express the gratitude I feel toward on 25,000 r used fresh the table, from iffl THE STRAIGHT-LIN- E DRESS Tanlac. I keep Tanlac In the house 60,000 vegetables to quarts of and all tho time now, for I know it Is a fruits were canned In this county Garments Are Long Walated, Often medlclno can be depended upon." year. ' Mm 1 that last mw Without Any Belt, Skirt Being Tanlac is sold by leading druggists Gathered to Bodice. everywlMjro. Adv. GOOD COLLAR IS ESSENTIAL The serge dresses are built on Saw Both Sides. Every Farmer Should Plan to Prevent straight lines, long walsted, often with- Llttlo Roy doesn't care for dancing Sore Necks and Shoulders of out any belt, the skirt being gathered and at tho party tho other night he held Good Solid Head of Cabbage. Work Horses. to the bodice. On a few models there aloof as much as possible. Ills sister Is a narrow belt, starting from the said, "Roy, don't you rcallzo ev- feet of row. that The fertilizer should be Now that the busy season Is here, sides and tied a little on one side. ery tlmo you dou't dance there Is soma well mixed with the top 4 Inches of every farmer should make a careful Trimming is mostly placed on the little girl not having a good over a space time?" soil the full width of the examination of the supply of horse skirt, consisting of embroidery In mod- "Yes," snid Roy, "and don't yoa row, which Is generally 3 feet on hand and see to It ern designs. In silk or wool, or even every collars that he The "Bagdad" Negligee. ' rcallzo that time I do dance Do not plant cabbage on land where has a good fitting collar for every In beads. ' there la a llttlo boy who Isn't having: It was grown last year, especially if horse he purposes to put to work. Sore chiffon, the long scarf which passed This embroidery Is either of a coloi u good tl jic?" any of the heads were diseased or shoulders and sore necks on farm around the throat being of this fabric to match the material of the dress, ot ' showed any kind of trouble. It Is al- horses are generally caused either by The Inset V Is of cloth of gold, while contrasting and chiefly of the type Stop There. ways good a plan to rotate crops, even collars that do not fit or by names the sleeve trimming and the long called "mousse," really a mass of tiny "She's too good for mo." Jn the small home garden. Cabbage that are not properly adjusted. Egyptian girdle are of this cloth em- French knots or cut threads, as In "That's all right, my boy. Tell her is subject to severat diseases, but for- broidered in varicolored beads. A carpet embroidery. Afternoon dresset so, but don't try to prove It" tunately these do not do much harm Planting Bush Beans. Chinese negligee is of Jade-gree- n satin are either with long and straight in small gardens. Insects, however, trimmed with gathered black chiffon bodices and scarf belts, or made in Plant bush beans one to two seeds City soli Is Raid to be superior play havoc with the crop from every 4 inches, 20 and motifs of black taffeta on which one with girdle. Sleeves are elthei the in rows to 24 inches soil for wild oats. time it is planted. apart. band-painte- d fruits are depicted. long and wide or very short

AVOID DODDER INFESTATION grains such as oats, wheat, and rye. Potatoes and buckwheat, crops FADS AND FASHIONS Farmer Should Use Plant Known to commonly used on newly cleared land, Be Immune to Attacks of are not very likely to be injured by Pestiferous Weed. dodder, but truck crops should not For dressy blouses; sheer fabricB venience. Sometimes It Is Jade green, be planted on land known to contain and crepe de chine are smartest again It Is gray, and then It is red. The necessity of selecting plants dodder seeds. A new frock of brown velvet Is It takes dyes well, and really Is often Immune to dodder Infestation when trimmed with lacquer red buttons. , very effectively used In these colors. newly cultivating cleared land was Cars for Breeding Stock. White satin and bands of ermine Paris presents the two-feath- os- emphasized by a report which recently To produce hatchable eggs, breed- appear together as a charming wed- trich fan for use With the sheerest and reached the United States Department ing stock should be fed liberally but ding gown. daintiest of summer-evenin- g frocks of Agriculture concerning the destruc- forced to exercise freely. Some meat A tricot blouse of canary yellow has One feather is curled, the other li tion of an entire field of eggplant on a and bone are necessary in addition to the cuffs and lower part of the blouse straight and they are held together at newly cleared field In Pennsylvania. grain feeds scattered In litter. run with metal. the stem by ribbon flowers and slmllai was d So bad the infestation thut not a An apron-shape- net veil has two ribbon Is twisted about the long, single fruit was formed on the para- Get Most Dollars. deep points forming ends to tie around straight handle, finishing In loni sitized plants and the entire field was Good care means good breeding, good the crown of the hat streamer ends. destroyed. The dodder was determined feeding, constant watchfulness of One smart leather coat has collar The black satin coats that are sc hazel dodder, a species not un- details, finally as small and marketing at and cuffs of otter and bands of em- smart for young gials this spring look common on hazel and other wild the right time to get the most dollars. broidery In gold thread. and on tick trefoil for all the world like their grand To In ehrubs and other Silk fringe Is used on one of the mothers' or rather, their seal the herbs, but never previously re- wild Geese Are Most Profitable. new serge suits. The fringe, In black, no grandmothers of to delicious tlurley on cultivated plants. The de- for ported Of all the fowls that can be raised borders the coat of blue twill fringe oay's young girls wear garments like recommends that on land tobaooo flavor. partment on the farm, none are more profitable about two Inches wide, hanging along those. They are made with qulltinj to c wtain the seeds of dodder, geese, known than providing they have grac- edge of the sleeves and the lower In or white for trimming. A should use plants which are the black farmers ing and swimming facilities. edge of the coat deep border Is quilted bot- Ifi's to of the pest The around the Toasted Immuno attacks any re- not Filet lace Is treated without tom sometimes, and sometimes a wldi following plants are susceptible Cut Out Wastes. spect by narrow corn, soy whatever the dressmakers collar or a collar and cuffs art to Injury by dodder; beans, One way to make more money on spring, for they dye It any color quilted. They arc quaint beans, cowpeaa, and small this little coat, velvet the farm la to cut out the little waste f the rainbow that suits their con and look charming on a young figure. THE. KEN NA, RECORD

but she felt always a thrill at coming back to her big garden and the green ASPIRIN trees and the ample spaces of Blng-vill- and to the ready, sympathetic confidence of Sophronla Ames. She Name "Bayer" on Genuine told Sophronla of brilliant scenes Ic pirodli the changing spectacle of metropolitan ilfiie ga! Viage life, of the wonderful young man and the untimely affliction of Phyllis, now happily past Then, In a whisper, while Sophronla held up her right hand as a pledge of secrecy, she told of the necklace of which the lucky By Irving Bachellcr , girl' had no knowledge. Now, Mrs. Oopyrlg, IWi Irving Bejehefie Ames was one of the best of women. People were wont to speuk of her, and rightly, as "the salt of the earth." She CHAPTER FOUR Continued. house parties- In end about the city. "She's had a rather strenuous time would do anything possible for a Beware I Unless you see the nam speedometer on had ' The the limousine here." said J. Patterson. friend. But Mamie Blng had asked too "Bayer" on package or on tablets you Mr. Judge Sneed sat down with doubled Its mileage since they came "But she seemed to enjoy It until much. Moreover, always It had been are not getting genuine Aspirin pre 'Crooker In the handsome library of the to town. They were. It would seem. until the right man came along. The understood these by physicians twenty-on- e son between them that scribed for .latter and opened his heart Ilia tireless pair of hunters. Phyllis' very man I hoped would like herl half-playf- oaths were not to be taken years and proved safe by millions. Richard, a boy three of fifteen, and portrait had appeared In the Sunday Then, suddenly, she throws up her too seriously. Of course, "the fish had Take Aspirin only as told In the Bayer other Inds of the village, had been papers. It showed a face and form hands and keels over. It's too devil- to be fed," as Judge Crooker had once package for Colds, Headache, Neural committing small burglaries and stor- of unusual beauty. The supple grace ish for words. put By "the fish," he meant that gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, ing their booty In a cave in a piece of Mr. Blng laughed it and classic outlines of the latter were at his wife's curious under-lif- e of the village the Lumbago, and for- Pain. Handy tin woods on the river bunk near the vil- displayed touchlngly at the dances voracious, silent merciless, cold- boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As- lage. A a con--I constable had secured tn many a handsome ballroom. At last "To me It's no laughing matter," blooded thing which fed on the sins pirin cost few cents. Druggists also Cession and recovered a part of the they had foend a promising and most said she with a serious face. and follies of men and women and booty. war- sell larger packages. Aspirin Is the Enough had been found to eligible candidate in Roger Delune "Perhaps she doesn't like the boy," which rarely came to the surface to Bayer a charge grand larceny and trade mark of Manufacture of rant of a handsome, stalwart youth, a year out J. Patterson remarked. bother anyone. Monoacetlcacidester of Sallcyllcacld. had been well-know- n Blng him Ellsha Potts, whose store of college. Ills father was a Mrs. leaned toward and (TO BE CONTINUED.) Adv. entered, was clamoring for the arrest and highly successful mer whispered, "She adores him I" She of the boys. chant of an old family which, for gen held her attitude and looked search-lngl- y GOETHE HERO OF ROMANCE Decorative Splendors. "It reminds me of that picture of the erations, had "belonged" that is to Into her husband's face. "Riches have wings." robbers' cnve that was on the bill- say, It had been a part of the aristoc- "Well, you can't suy I did It," he an- Minor Love Affair That Figured in the "True," replied Miss Cayenne. "But board of our school of crime a few racy of Fifth avenue. swered. "The modern girl Is a rather Life of Germany's Most Famous the effect depends on the Intelligence weeks ago,"' said the judge. "I'm tired There could be no doubt of this delicate piece of machinery. I think Man of Letters. with which they are utilized. The enough to He down, but I'll go and see great good luck of theirs better, In- most beautiful ostrich feather Is like- Ellsha Potts. If he's abed, he'll have deed, than Mrs. Blng had dared to Goethe, famous man of letters, oace ly to look a trifle sliubby on the orig- to get up, no tell- young man having middle-age- that's alL There's hope for the seri loved a pretty little wife of a d inal bird." ing what Potts' has done or may de. ously confided his Intentions to J. merchant, Peter Anton Brentano, ;Your plumbing is In bad shape, Mr. Patterson. But there was one shadow who sold cheese and herrings. SWAMP-ROO- Is leaking prospect ; Phyllis 1PP T Sneed. The public sewer on the glowing had Goethe, always careless of custom FOR Into your cellar and In a case of that suddenly taken a bad turn. She and tradition, went often to the Bren- bind the leso delay the better.", moped, as her mother put It. She tano home. It did not take him long KIDNEY AILMENTS put on unhappy. lie went into the hull and was listless and She had to discover that the lovely Maxlmlll-an- e hls cont and gloves nnd took his cane lost her Interest In the chnse, o to was extremely unhappy, and ie out of the rack. He was sixty-fiv- e speak. She had little heart for the did what he could to make her smlla. There is only one medicine that really years of age It was a teas and dances and dinner parties. stands out as a medicine for that winter. He romped with her stop-childre- and men curable ailments of the kidneys, liver and bitter night, when even younger One day her mother returned from a he played a buss viol at family con- found It a trlul to leave the comfort luncheon and found her weeping. Mrs. bladder. certs. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t stands the of the fireside. Sneed followed in Blng went at once to the telephone Both were younger than Brentano, highest for the reason that it haa proven silence. Indeed, his tongue was shame-boun- and called for the stomach specialist. and both were palpably bored by to be just the remedy needed in thousands not For a moment, he knew He came and made a brief examina- his merchant friends and their talk upon thousands of distressing cases. what to say. tion nnd said that it was nil due to Swamp-Roo- t makes friends quickly be of sales and profits. cause its mild and immediate effect is soon "I I'm "much to you," he rich food and late hours. He left some At first was delighted to the Brenta.no realized in most cases. It is a gentle, stammered as they went out Into medicine, advised a day or two of rest have Goethe come to the house. healing vegetable compound. cold wind. "I I don't care whut it in bed, charged a hundred dollurs nnd His visits made Mnxlmiliune happy, btart treatment at once. Sold at all costs, either." went away. They tried the remedies, and that ploused the husband, who drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medi- The Judge stopped and turned to but Phyllis showed no Improvement hud grieved when he saw his wife um and large. ward him. The young man sent American Beauty However, if you wish hrst to test this smile so seldom. But he grew suspi great preparation send ten cents to Dr. "Look here," he said. "Money does roses nnd a graceful note of regret to cious. He counseled Maxlmillane or any Kilmer 4 Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a not enter into this proceeding her room. to see Goethe less often,' and there sample bottle. When writing be sure and motive but the will to help a neigh "You ought to be very happy," said were violent scenes In the house- mention this paper. Adv. bor. In such a matter overtime her mother. "He Is a dear." hold. Goethe sided with the young doesn't count" "I know It," Phyllis answered. "He's wife, and continued to call frequent The Retort Feminine. They walked In silence to the corner. Just the most adorable creuture I ever ly. Brentano could not conceul his Miss Oldun "Are those men follow- iThere Sneed pressed the Judge's hand saw In my life." wrath and his flaming Jealousy. He ing us?" Bute "One of us." New and tried to say something, but his "For goodness' sake I What Is the upbraided them,' and there were York Times. voice failed him. matter with you? Why don't you brace "terrible moments." Goethe finally "Have the boys at my ofllce at ten up?" Mrs. Blng asked with a note of rushed away In anirer from he o'clock morning. I want impatience In her tone. "You act house, determined never to be em to talk to them," said the kindly old like a dead fish." broiled In such auarrels again. He FRECKLES Judge away In dark Now ! the Time to Cat Rid of as he strode the rhyllls, who had been lying on the There Wat a Breath of Silence In plunged into the writing of "Wer- Thaaa Ugly Spots. ness. couch, rose to a sitting posture and Which the Two Looked Into Each ther," and Maxlmillane passed out of There'e no longer the slightest need of CHAPTER FIVE.- - feeling- ashamed of your freckles, as Othtna filing one of the cushions at her Others' Eyes. his life. double strength la guaranteed to remove mother. these homely spots. In Which J. Patterson Blng Buys A all right in a week or two. Simply get an ounce of Othlne double "How can I brace up?" she nsked she'll be Favored Sunday Sports. strength from your druggist, and apply a Necklace of Pearls. Come, It's time we went to the theater - little of it night and morning and you with indignation In eyes. "Don't The vicar of St Andrews, Whfttle- soon see even the worst freckles Meanwhile, the Blngs had been hav- her If we're going." should that you dare to scold me." sea, Is by no means the first country have begun to disappear, while the lighter ing a busy winter in New York. J. Pat- Nothing more was said of the mat- clergyman to favor Sunday ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom There was a breath of silence In cricket that more than one ounce Is needed to com- terson Blng had been elected to the ter. Next morning Immediately after In his pamphlet of 1830 on the Sun- pletely clear the akin and gala a beautiful which the two looked into each others' dear complexion. iboard of a large bank in Wall street breakfast, "Aunt Harriet" set out with day question Dickens told of a Sunday double strength cye3. Many thoughts came flashing Be sure to ask for the 'His fortune had more than doubled In Phyllis In the big limousine for Doc- he-ha- spent a few days before In a Othlne, as this Is sold under guarantee sf mind Mrs. Blng. Why had money back If It falls to remove freckles. Into the of tor Glbbs' sanitarium. village 70 miles west of London. He the girl spoken the word "you" so bit- was delighted In the evening to find old history be- Bound to Be Saved. terly? Little echoes of Phyllis found the remedy she need- the whole village at cricket. When he mmm gan to fill the silence. She arose and Hazel Aren't you afraid of going In ed In the ceaseless round of outdoor saw old approaching up It the clergyman beyond your depth? picked the cushion and threw frolic. Her spirit washed In the glow- "I trembled for an angry interruption on the sofa, ing air found refreshment In the sleep Helen No; all the men here think to the sport and was almost on the rm an heiress. Portland Express. mmmm "What a temper 1" she exclaimed. that follows weariness and good di- point of crying out to r.'arn the crick- "Young lady, you seem to know gestion. Her improved so vis- don't health eters. . . , What was my agree- that these days are very precious for ibly that her stay was far prolonged. Important to Mothers able surprise to see the old gentle Examine carefully every bottle of you. They will not come again." It was the first week of May when man standing at the style, with his CASTORIA, famous old remedy XiW Mrs. Bing drove up to get her. that Then, in the old fashion of women The hands In his pockets, surveying the for Infanta and children, and see that It mo- perfect who have suddenly come out of a girl was in condition, it would whole scene with evident satisfaction, Bears seem. No rustic maid, In all moun the ment of affectionate unger, they fell to the It was the clergyman who had estab- Signature weeping In each other's arms. The tain valleys, had lighter feet or clearer I lished the whole thing; It was his field 3j eyes or a more Use for Over SO Years. j fT-- storm was over when they heard the honest, ruddy ton In they In, It was who had In face, due to the played and he Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria feet of J. Patterson Blng In the hall. her touch of the clean purchased the stumps, bats, ball und Phyllis fled Into the bathroom. wind. She had grown as lithe and all." London Chronicle. New Zealand, at one "Hello 1" said Mr. Blng as he entered strong as a young panther. The Muorls of They were going back to BlngvIIle time cannibals, now subsist mainly on the door. "I've found out. what's the Try It on Father. next day. Martha and Susan hud potatoes. matter with Phyllis. It's nerves. I been Is nnd thinks getting the house ready. Mrs. Blng Marian eleven that met the great specialist, John Hamil- old enough to stop having her had been preparing what she fondly she is Shave With Cutlcura Sorp ton Gibbs, at luncheon today. I de- and let It grow out and hoped would be "a lovely surprise" hair bobbed double your razor efficiency, as scribed the symptoms. He says It's for do other little girls And Phyllis. Roger Delane was coming be braided as the promote purity, skin com- undoubtedly nerves. He has any num- her mother hue dif well as skin up to spend a quiet week with the In her class. But No mug, no ber of cases Just like this one rest So, of course, Is fort and skin health. a week of opportunity for the ferent Ideas. there soap, germs, no waste, no fresh air and a careful diet are all Bins argument every time hair cutting slimy no young people, with saddle horses and an Irritation even when shaved twice that's needed. He says that If he can time arrives. Last time mother two weeks he'll guaran a new steam launch and a Peterbor dally. One soap for all uses shaving, have her for ough canoe and all pleasant accesso brought forth a new argument "I a I agreed to you bathing and shampooing. Adv. tee cure. ve have on want your hair to be pretty and thick to sanitarium In the ries. Then, the twentieth, which take her his was the birthday of Phyllis, was when you grow up," she said, "and Catskllls tomorrow. He has saddle there England Is feeding dully a quarter to be a dinner and a house party and there Is nothing better than to cut It In cen- horsus, sleeping balconies, toboggan of a million sturviug children possibly an announcement and a pret- often." Europe. snow-sho- e skating tral slides, and parties ty wagging of tongues. Indeed, J. Marian's eyes opened wide. "Then and all that" Patterson had already bought the wed- why don't you begin It on father?" "I think It will be great," said rhyl- ding gift, a necklace of pearls, and she said. "He says himself that he Catarrh who suddenly emerged Catarrh Is a local disease greatly Influ- lls, from her paid a hundred thousand dollars for It Is getting bald." Indlunupolls New enced by constitutional conditions. hiding-plac- e and embraced her father. put away In safe. The neck- HALL'S CATAKKH MEDICINE Is a and it his By cleansing "I'd love it I I'm sick of this old town. Absent-Mlndednes- Tonic and Blood Furlner. Mr. Sneed Sat Down With Judge lace had pleased him. He had seen the blood and bulldlnK up the System, I'm sure It's Just what I need." In one Is doing am Crooker In the Handsome Library of many Jewels, but nothing so satisfying Interest whut HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE restores "I couldn't go tomorrow," sold Mrs. of doing It within a given normal conditions and allows Nature to the Latter and Opened His Heart nothing that so well expressed his the necessity do Its work. Blng. "I simply must go to Mrs. 'De-lane- 's affection for his daughter. He might time go f:3 toward compelling cencen All Druggists. Circulars free. the last tw- - years and he was now luncheon." never see Its like again. So he bought tratlon of thought and attention. Pow 1 J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. in go Is, In fuct, so com- a considerable fuctor finance. "Then I'll ask Harriet to up with It agulust the happy day which ho er of concentration Coconut lu Borneo gather studying It grows fanners Mrs. Blng hud been current her," said J. Patterson. hoped was near. He had shown It to mon a possession thut often most of their crop with the aid of English absent-mindednes- absorption in events and French and the Harriet, who lived In a flat on the his wife and charged her to make no Into trained monkeys. accent and o'tber social graces every upper west side, was Mrs. Blng'g sis- mention of It until "the time was one line of thought leading to neg morning, with the best tutors, as she ter. ripe," In his way of speaking. lect of others. Absent-mindednes- s la reclined comfortably In her bed- Phyllis went to bed dlnnerless with Mrs. Blng had promised on her word frequently encountered, but people Just say to your grocer Red Cross chamber while Phyllis went to sundry a headache. Mr. and Mrs. Blng sat and honor to respect the confidence of do not always think of it as an accom Ball Blue when buying bluing. You shops. Mrs. Crooker had once said, for a long time over their coffee and her husband, with all righteous Inten- paniment of concentration. will be more than repaid by the re- "Mamie Blng has a passion for cigarettes. tion, but on the very day of their ar- sults. Once tried always used. 5c It was mainly If not "It's something too dreadful that rival in BlngvIIle, Sophronla (filn. The Egotist quite true. f Phyllis should be getting sick Just at Pendleton) Ames culled. Sophronla "Don't you think that young man Is He Knew. you i Phyllis" hud been "beating the bush" the wrong time," said the madame. was the oldest and dearest friend that afflicted with a swelled head?" "Willie. I suppose know what with her mother at teas and dinners "She has always been well, I can't Mamie Bing had In the village. The "No." answered Miss Cayenne; "he's a caterpillar la?" "Yes'm, It's an up- and dunces and theaters and country understand It" latter enjoyed her life In New York, j not afflicted with It ; be enjoys It" holstered worm." THE KEN1IA RECORD

per cent of Japanec men ao pick their mates. Tbo percentage for ths Chi- nese la 0 per cent for the women and1 I 1 Daddy's Hawaiian Race 41.5 per cent for the men; American, Tlic Kitchen TO 17.0 for the women and 01.7 for the men; Portuguese, 82.3 women, 13.0; 1 ?d Everir emg men ; Hawaiian, 40.0 women, 19.0 men.; Cabinet Li eborn Pure Stock Dies Fast. niiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiitiinnmiR Fairy The pure Hawaiian death rate la (X 1110. Western NwapkDr Union.) Tale

Rein-vigorat- Asiatic-Hawaiia- n the highest In the Islands, 13.48 per GRAHAM BQNCR. Blood es at large. Of males, Follow the course your dyjAAFtf Infusion of Foreign true of life cinsajfi ffr vutun NfWAm Union 43.6 per cent marry back Into the thousand annually, although the pure, but keep your eyes open for all beau- Inhabitants of Ilawallan strain, only 1.3 Into the Hawaiian birth rate Is nearly twice as; tiful eights and the ears responsive to pro- high as American, British and other all harmonious sound, as you so stead- MELLY'S the Island. Asiatic strain and a negligible ily forward. BIRTHDAY. portion Into the Caucasian strain. whites. Scientists suscepti- The result, so far as the Hawaiian recognize that HOUSECLEANINQ METHOD3. "XlRten," said the Myrtle bed, "there race Is concerned, Is said to be a new bility to diseases of civilization la re- she comes. Be quite still and don't sponsible KOREANS REFUSE TO MX racial group, fecund to a high degree, for the disappearance of the Frequent cleaning saves time and , let her know. pure Hawaiian race, figures still abnormally susceptible to civiliza- but the furnishings, as it la better for fabrics "Don't you sup- tion's diseases, but with much higher Just made public by Mr. Sullivan are end woodwork to be pose she knows?" Analysis of 14,559 Marriages In the resistant powers than the old Ha- the first to show that the Intermar- lightly cleaned often. asked the Pink riage Is Islands Reveals Som Surprises waiian stock end visibly adding to Its rebuilding the old race Into a Dust In fabrics tends to Phlox. to Science Japanese Not Most numbers. stronger, more hardy people. f I l wear them out and when 'Terhaps she Prolific Race on Island. While the women of Korea lead all I JJ dust Is allowed to re-- guesses, but still other males and females of the lslunds One Bullet Hlta Two Deer. ' W main If la iftan frrmind we mustn't say a Honolulu, T. II. The Ilawallan In marrying within their own race, Swanzey, N. H. After Marshal Hill In or covered with a film word," said the race, which with the Polynesians in there are other groups which are a had fired at a large buck deer and had of grease; In either case Myrtle. general, has been regarded as a dying close second In this respect. Only 0.3 supposed he bad missed, be learned It Is hard to remove. And then a lit- people, Is being reborn and relnvlg-ornte- d of one per cent of Japanese women he had killed two deer with a bullet Ordinary walls covered tle girl named by Infusion of alien blood, ac- contract or unions with which passed through the body of a with paper, or plastered, Melly walked by cording to statistics Just complied by men of other races, while 0.7 of one buck and entered the head of a doe. are best cleaned with a and on down the Louis It. Sullivan of the New York cloth-covere- d broom or a wall brush. garden. Museum of Natural History now at- Light overlapping strokes should be "You see," the tached to the Bishop museum In used; too much strength will rub the Myrtle continued, Honolulu. dust In or streak the walls. Renew "It Is fun to make-believ- e Mr. Sullivan hns Just coraplcteJ "Gold" Alchemy the broom cloth or bag when It be- everything analysis of 14,559 marriages in the comes soiled, turning It or using a "She Decorates." Is going to be a islands, selected at random, and his fresh one. Cotton batting Is good to great surprise. findings In some cuses have been sur- clean places over radiators that soil Melly probubly has a very good idea prises to science. oax of more quickly. The pastes and pow- that she will have a birthday cake According to the tables, more Ameri- ri Bacon ders said to be good to clean walls and a 'wreath, and flowers about the can men in the territory marry wom- are best used by an expert, and they table, but still we like to all whisper en of blood foreign to their own than For 600 Years His Writings Have terms a marvelous storehouse of scien- often leave a wall with streaks. and have secrets and pretend every- marry American or British women. tific knowledge. Washable papers should be wiped thing will be a great surprise, and The Japanese are not, as has been Been Studied in Hope of Doctor Newbold told of his two witb a damp cloth too much moisture Melly likes It, too, that way. supposed, the most proliflc race in the Finding Secret. years' labor to decipher the code Ba- will loosen the paper. These wash- "I heard Melly's mother talking Islands, but are surpassed in this re- con used. able papers, If treated to a coat of about it the other day," the Myrtle gard by Portuguese, I'orto IMcans, As a result of the revelations made varnish, may be treated more like a said. "Melly calls her mother 'Dolly,' and Spanish. Of by the 800,000 word manuscript, scien varnished wall. you know. For a long time I thought American women, more than one in ONLY NONSENSICAL JARGON tists have declared Bacon had remark Rough wall surfaces, like burlap, It was her name, but It seems it Isn't. every six llifug In the islands marry able knowledge of mathematical sys- should be cleaned with a vacuum It Is a pet name Melly has for her Hawaiian, and oth- tems conceived today, and had not the cleaner or by brushing. mother because her mother Is so ers of blood strange to their ancestry. Science Might Have Been Much Farther discoveries made by him remained' un- Painted walls may be washed with small and dainty and pretty, like a Of all the racial groups the Korean Advanced Today If Roger Ba- known to others until rediscovered soap and water, rinsed with clean wa- lovely dolly, you see." women represent the only one which con Had Not Hidden His hundreds of years after his death, ter and rubbed dry. Enameled paint --'I see," said Pink Phlox, nodding refuses to mix blood, not a single case Knowledge In Cipher. science would have been Just so much is dulled by using soap. A woolen Its lovely head. of a Korean woman marrying a man In advance of its present state. cloth or canton flannel cloth used with "Molly's mother said that she had other than a Korean having been dis- Philadelphia, Pa. Alchemists who Explanation of the Cipher. hot water and the wall then rubbed never missed a year in coming to this treat- covered. for 600 years sought to find In Roger "Bacon conceived the Idea of ex- with a dry cloth la the safest myrtle bed for us so she could make A New Racial Group. Bacon's cipher writings the secret of pressing every letter of a word which' ment. a wreath for Melly's cake. She picks As a whole, the tables Indicate, the turning base metals Into gold were the he wanted to write In cipher by a syl- Calclmlned walls cannot be touched, marigolds, too, and that gives a lot n group has a tendency victims of a hoax, declared William lable and building the syllable Into a as they streak with even a broom of color to the wreath, for they do to consolidate, rather than scatter, Romalne Newbold, professor of Intel- new word," be said. "For example, If bag. The only treatment is to have look like flovers of goldl since of Caucasian-Hawaiia- n males lectual and moral philosophy at the the letter 'C Is represented by 'GR,' them recalclmlned. "Whew the morning of the birthday who marry, 32.7 per cent marry back University of Pennsylvania, before the 'A' by 'AD,' and 'E' by 'ED' the word Varnished and shellacked surfaces comes there are flowers around Melly's into the d Hawaiian strain, general meeting of the American 'Graded' would spell 'Cat.' should be thoroughly dusted before place at the breakfast table. Then while only 13.8 per cent take white Philosophical society here. "The principle cannot be used In this using a soft cloth or a bit of furniture there are flowers around her place at wives, and the remainder, either Bacon, he contended, hid under a way polish, which should be well rubbed In. the lunch table, because, first, every word will be - and flowers around among their own kind or marry nonsensical Jargon of alchemists' represented In cipher by as many Waxed surfaces are washed with her place at the --supper table. twice remove letters, and second; no words can be warm water to the film of "At about eleven o'clock in the morn- or a used In cipher except those of an even dust, use cloth moistened with ing the birthday table is put on turpentine or gasoline, being careful the Getting Ready for Bombing Tests number of letters. To meet these diff- back porch, decorated with all of us iculties Bacon lays down the rule that of fire. If the waxed surface has been from the garden. dulled by water, use a weighted brush successive syllables must end and be- "For years and years they've to polish. used gin with the same letters, doubled let- my fumlly for the wreath. That U being dropped. may such an honor." ters Thus 'Cat' Like the horn of the hunter sounding be spelled In the Bacon cipher as fol- Far and faint from the hill. "And we have always come out ft L- - St I lows: 'Go-ol-ld- 'j dropping the double Betting the red blood pounding;. Just In time for her birthday," said letters, one gets the word 'Gold.' Making the pulses thrill the Pink Phlox. "We liked to be sis i S .1 With her fairy pipers, playing; called Molly's No Wonder Secret Was Kept. Their mad and merry glee, birthday flowers." "In reading the cipher you double The white Spring goes to the Maying, "Oh," said the Myrtle, "there Is such every letter except the first and last And she calls to the heart of me. excitement. Melly is told to keep out and thus discover the syllables which Christian Davis. of the way and she is glad to do that, pos- "They spell the word. But It Is seldom THE SEASONABLE GREENS. will ring the bell for the sible to And syllables which fulfill birthday table at a few minutes be- these conditions and yet spell a new. Even If one lives In a city, there Is fore eleven tomorrow and then Melly word when arranged In the order of no reason why you should be denied a will come along and will follow the ft letters of the original word like 'cat,' dish of fresh procession." for example. 'Cat may also be spelled greens, for some- "Procession?" asked the Pink 'ar-rk-d- and the syllables may be where within rid- Phlox. rearranged Into the word 'dark, but ing distance there "Certainly," said the Myrtle. "They when 'dark' is translated the word V. A..n,l K OB WHS Ut3 lilt! will all form a procession, and the 'cat will reappear as 'tea,' the order I common dande Dolly mother will lead it, ringing a of the letters being disarranged. These lion, Borrei or bell, then will follow auntie, and Melly are the principles Bacon used. cowslip, each of will take hold of her brother's arm There are 484 possible combinations which la good for and he will show her, with much bow- of the letters of two alpha- greens. ing and smiling, to her place. bets, taken two by two. Bacon makes Sorrel Salad. Gather the sorrel, If "Her chair will be decorated represent with every one of the 484 a letter possible, early In the morning, with flowers. You will see, Pink Phlox, of his alphabet and with them spells the dew still on It. Wash well, chop You will be there, too. in Latin In the way Indi- one-hal- frrnrrtui his words two cupfuis and mix with f "Then there will be the cake with disarranges un- cated above.. He the cupful each of seeded raisins and the candles, and there will bo poems. derlying text as little as possible and chopped walnuts; add French dress- Oh, yes, every The officers and men at the U. S. naval air station. Rockaway Point, Long It usually is still recognizable, but ing and serve garnished with fresh one will write a Island, are busy these days preparing themselves and their equipment for the frequently it Is disarranged so much leaves of sorrel. poeiu for Melly, big test next June, which they hope will prove the airplane more destructive that scholars probably never will Dandelion Salad. Gather the dan- and they will say titan the battleship. The Illustration showa an aviator adjusting the bombing agree as to how It should be recon-- delions which have been bleached un- much the same as sight on a plane. ' structed." der wood or leaves; wash and chop; they have every sprinkle with a little chopped onion, year, but that salt and pepper, and add a dash of won't make It any vinegar. The dandelions may be serv- less wonderful I Pressed Boy's Trousers ed with a mayonnaise or a boiled "All of Melly'a Women Ignore Sheik dressing and garnished with sliced family will dress While They Were on Him radishes. In funny old Boiled Dandelions and Sorrel. twonty-tw- o Or- titude of garments, designed In old clothes, and they'll Tony Volpona, Go on Stage in Defiance of or fig- Wash a peck less of dandelions In all be wearing -- i Covington, time to hide the outlines of their , . - years old, a tailor of of Vicar of water enough to thoroughly cleanse. lots and lots and costs by der Sultan. ures. Both veil and dresses are a deep of Ky., wos fined $50 If picked and put Into a deep pall the smiles. You know on charge of sea blue, Instead of the dull conven- Judge Munson a dirt settles, after they have been there some disorderly conduct tional black once the custom. Some af- are assault and soaked and stirred, In an hour or two. people who by the mother of How- Turkish Women Find New Freedom fect the homespun brown dress, the can't preferred Cook until nearly done In boiling wa- scare up nCi Z. - years old. as Result of Conditions. Following becoming garment designed by more ppf- ard Barber, twelve Uallde ter, then add the sorrel and cook until one the the World War. Uanum, the nationalist woman leader. than smile? "Her Place." The testimony showed that that Is tender. Drain, chop, then re- You've seen Volpona's place of These changes them, boy entered have dissipated the heat and season with salt, pepper, Pink Phlox, with and asked to have his Constantinople. The command of mystery which once enveloped their little tiny business the or bacon fat, and garnish with I Shelk-ul-Isla- butter smiles, oh, such stingy smiles pressed. the vicar of the sultan, Turkish wonia.i hard-cooke- trousers and Americans here d eggs. "But Melly's caught ordering Turkish women not to appear find fumlly have lots of Volpona said he the that she does not differ in looks Daudellons cooked with a ham bone amllesl Iron- on stage, Is being Ignored by them. The smiles will all be there boy and laid him across the the very much from others. On an aver- or with bacon make a most appetis- German-Austria- n tomorrow. use The and allies' occu- age, they are not so good-lookin- g ing board and proceeded to aa ing dish. The dandelion Is rich In "And warmer pations of the city, with the loss of the American women. there will be speeches, and the iron, which was than The difference Iron and a splendid blood purifier. presents,, sponge thought, causing the boy to husbands, fathers and brothers, and may be said to lie In and the cuke, upon lie their timidity. Water Cress. This la another valu- which sen- the press of poverty, has brought a Even quality Is the. candles will be standing cry with pain. In passing this dissipated quickly spring tonic, rich In new freedom to Turkish women. This come able the minerals will be so proud, that it will get fine tence, Jude Munson said he felt when they In contact with for- blood. Is dally seen by their clothing. They needed In the Eaten with a and light as a sponge cake should be. sure there was nothl; g malicious eigners, as is the case In the mixed re- or wear veils Instead of a bat, ceptions given sprinkling of salt In combination "But oh, while Melly loves her In the conduct of the tailor but their still. at the Constantinople a turned back and tied In a pretty college girls, with lettuce it makes most piquant birthday. I don't believe she loves it that he was careless. The case but for maintained here by aalad. knot, after the manner of their Rus- Americans. At auch receptions much more than the flowers and myrtle has been appealed. the garden. sian refugee sisters. Turkish girls and women talk brightly of the They slwply love add- ing their beauty Because of the high price of cloth, and cleverly with American naval off- and sweetness la honor of Melly. I Regard righteousness aa gain. Turkish women no iouger wear a mul icers and other guests. Hush We're off for the wreath now I" .