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VOL. 16 KENNA, ROOSEVELT COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, APRIL 7 1921 NO. 3

LIEUT. W. D. CONEY IS DEAD WEEKS NAMES. SIX ARE KILLED Tires and Tubes Accessories DEATH COMES AFTER FALL Boots and Patching and Supplies NEW ARMY STAFF FROM AIRPLANE ' EXPLOSION Phone 42 Was Attempting to Mjffce Another NO ONE NAMED MAJOR FOR Transcontinental Flight When His BOOTLEG MANUFACTURE OF GENERALS PLACE BUT Plane Was Wrecked. FIRECRACKERS AND EX- P. & R. GARAGE WILL BE SOON PLOSIVES CAUSE. Natchez, Miss. Lieut. W. D. Coney, who was injured recently while at- Elida, New Mexico ALMOST LIST IS SECJAXER'S tempting to make a transcontinental MANUFACTURERS ARE HELD Acetylene Welding W. E. LUCAS One Lest Name Appears On List To Many Are Homeless and More Than Expert Mechanics PROPRIETOR Be Sanctioned fay President Hard- 100 Are Injured as the Results of the ing Which I That of Brig. Blast Which Caused Many Small Gen. C. R. Edwards. (1 Buildings to Collapse. , Washington. Secretary Weeks an- nounced that President Harding would Chicago. Manufacture and storage appoint the following chiefs of serv- of fireworks in a manner prohibited by' ED. J. NEER. ice. 11 of the officers failed of con-me- n city ordinances was blamed by city Undertaker and Embalms I .v:; ..,,...! .., , I and police officials an explosion In' t: for LICENSED BY ' ' major generals: C. S. Farna-worth- , the heart of the west side tenement; 8TATE BOARD To be ' chief of Infantry; Charles T. district which killed at least eight per- CaTTi answered day or night Office phone 67 two riam iMenoher, air service; W. Snow, sons, injured 100 or more, rendered Residence, J. . 67 three rings. Agent for Roswell and AxaarUio field artillery; W. A. Holbrook, caval- .n dozens temporarily homeless and dam- (nnousa PorUles, New Mexico. ry; George O. Squire, chief 'signal o'-flc- aged buildings blocks away. Complete John L. Chamberlain, Inspector Two men were held In Jail In con- Line of Caaketa and Robes general. nection with the disaster and two oth- i To be brigadier generals: Herbert ers, possibly killed in the explosion, M. Lord, chief of finance; Amos A. were sought by the police. serv- Fries, chief of chemical warfare The explosion wrecked the ware- ice. All o f the officers failed of con- houses of Weil and company, paper firmation during tbe lust session of dealers, Tha Old Time Preparations congress. where a dozen' men were Are Good , working. All were believed to have Secretary .Weeks indicated that a been killed. nd you will find new chief of staff of the army to suc- them all here from Dobell'a eolation to ceed Major General Peyton C. March," Next door was the firm of Singer the end of the chapter. All correct compounded and bearing and Shaffer, dealers in novelty mer- would be selected before the . special the guaranteeing label of session of congress convenes April 11. chandise. Chief of Police Charles He refused to discuss the matter be- Fitzmorris and Fire Attorney Shirley yond saying that the "name of the High, after completing investigations new chief of staff will probably be an- declared that the Singer and Shaffer firm had manufactured fireworks In nounced before congress meets." -- Compilation of of nomina- and around the warehouse in violation 1 D the PQCJCPIPtQN QMAl jffiSt the list Lieut. W. D. Coney tions for general officers is expected of city ordinances and that compila- to be completed soon by tbe secretary. flight from Jacksonville, Florida, to tion of these fireworks was to blame ROSWELL, N. M. San Diego, California. - for the disaster. They, declared the firm frequently had been warned to 2S2ffiSSrfss TJie death of the lieutenant, whose In discontinue the manufacture and had I back was broken the fall, resulting in complete paralysis body been repeatedly warned that fireworks a of his not city from the chest down, was not unex- could be stored within the limits. GO TO pected, and his physicians had an- nounced earlier that he could live. Men Admit Charge. According to Mr. High and Chief Mrs. E. F. Coney, mother of the Fitzmorris, the two men held in jail KEMP LUMBER lieutenant, of Brunswick, Georgia, both admitted that the firm manufac- CO. Mrs. W. H. Devoe, an aunt of Jack- tured fireworks and that It had con- ELIDA, N. M. sonville, Florida, and E. F. Coney, a ducted an illicit trade in this product. brother, of Brunswick, Georgia, were Dozens of salesmen toured the central with the filer at the time of his death. west taking orders, they were Quoted For Wire, Posts, Cement, Lumber and Building Lieutenant Coney is a son of the as saying. Material iaahpoori and Hardwire. l late Edgar F. TJoriey, a lumberman of More than a ton of T. N. T., dyna- Brunswick. mite and other explosives is believed At the outbreak of the Mexican to have been consumed in the' ex- trouble in 1916 he enlisted with the plosion. Scores of fireworks labels, a G. BRIDGES, Manager. Brunswick rifles, an Infantry organiza- pieces of firecrackers and torpedoes tion; find saw service on the border. were found near the wreckage. In a Returning to Brunswick in 1917 about nearby building were 7,000 pounds of the time the United States entered torpedoes, according to the police, and the European war, he entered the of- evidence indicating that hundreds of ficers training camp at Fort Ogle- pounds of gunpowder and dynamite thorpe, Georgia, ntsre he was com- recently had been shipped to the firm, missioned a second lieutenant of in- was said by the police to have been fantry. Later he was transferred to found. KENNA BANK & TRUST COMPANY. the air service. Four Are Identified. Wat Flying Instructor. Only four of the eight persons MaJ. Gen. Chat. T. Menoher He was assigned as flying Instruc- known to be dead had been identified. The list, it is understood;, will be man- tor during war oppor- The other bodies were so badly Kcnno, Now Mexico. a duplicate to con- the and had no almost of that sent to gled as to be unrecognizable. gress by former Secretary Baker, tunity see service at the front.' On the day Jie was injured the announce- Many persons whose homes had which failed of confirmation. One im- damaged by ex- ment was made at San Diego, Cali- been so badly the portant exception, however, may be given fornia, of his promotion to a first plosion as to be untenable were the inclusion of the name of Brigadier temporary quarters in the Garfield Clarence R. Edwards, former com- school bouse where 1,500 children mander of the 26th (New England) na- were attending school at the time. The tional guard division overseas, to head TO REDUCE INCOME TAX roof of the building was damaged but the list of major generals. His name the children escaped unhurt. did not appear In Baker the Senator Penrose Outlines Program for Revenue Legislation. JOHN BURROUGHS IS DEAD RENE VIVIAN! IS IN THE U. S. Washington. A general scaling Was On His Way Home From Call, o o o o o down of all Income taxes, oo Came To Visit Pres. Harding, But with reduc- fornia When Death Came Will Not Say Why. tions in the levy of small incomes as well as the heavy surtaxes on large New York. Rene Vivian!, former earnings was prestaged by Senator Utiac, N. Y. John Burroughs, natur- premier of France and now envoy ex- Ponrose of Pennsylvania, chairman of alist, died on a New York Central train traordinary of the French government the senate finance committee. Senator near Klngsville, Ohio, on his way to this country, arrived on the steam- Penrose outlined the plans for revenue home from California. He had been ship Lorraine. He will confer with and tariff legislation on which con- very ill for six weeks with an abscess President Harding to see whom he gress will be called to act at the spe- on the chest and heart and with kid- came "on a mission of courtesy." cial session beginning April 11. ney complications. He was so eager to get A small reception committee, com- The senator declared hoped home tht that he the long Journey was undertaken, posed of city and state department that the finance committee be would with hope he could survive. officials went down the bay to meet able to begin the preparation of the the that official and brought him back to new tax The end came suddenly, a few min- the bills within the next week. utes Battery Park, where thousands had The plan, said, to after he had asked: "How near he is draft these home are we?" assembled. Although the exact time measures while house ways and the His physician, Dr. Clara Barrus, of his arrival had not been announced, means' committee is working on hlSj the granddaughter, Ursula Burroughs, and the crowds waited patiently. tariff in order that the revenue legis- the Misses Eleanor and Harriet Bur- declined to official lation, will be ready for congress as He discuss the roughs accompanied Jour- BANKING ' him on the 0TOAIGHT ON SAFE nature of his visit to this country bo-for-e soon as the tariff is out of the way. ney. having talked with President While still in a formulatlve stage, AND SOUND METHODS. Harding. Senator Penrose asserted that the new Rate On Cotton Reduced. "I have come to the United States," program of federal taxation contem- Houston, Tex. The Mallory and Morgan lines announce a reduction ot he Bald, "to pay the president of this plates the abolition of the excess ' great republic profits tax entirely. sixteen cents In the rate on cotton THE KENNA RECORD

eight children, seven of whom are now living, has made demands on his earn- ing ability, five are girls, one Is a SILKS FOR SPRING Gobbler Close stenogrupher, two are teachers, a fourth, who was formerly a teacher,1 Is now married and one Is a clerk. Of; Fabric in High Favor for Various them feel "drefwed up;" the debu- the two boys one Is a graduate of tantes said that It made them feer to .Goolidsre Holy Cross college, and the other is a Garments. properly equipped; the matrons de-- j student in the Northampton Commer- clarcd It "such good form," and thel the loyal support " cial college. dowagers expressed the belief that! Town Shoe Repairer, "Friend, of the shoe man. Material Used Mr. Lucey, modestly explaining for Hats Arriving From silk was a dignified nnd proper fubrlci that Paris and Headgear Philosopher and Guide" of Mr. Coolldge long since passed out for Created for those who are no v longer young1 In Vic President. if his range of lnUuenee, admits that America. nnd that It hod the advnntRgo of lost-- ' he may have been of some help when Income Tax Four Cents; lng so well that they did not have to the vice president was on Wrhlle the new styles are undeni- bother about new gowns every llttl the first He in rungs of the political ladder. Pays Installments ably attractive, notes a New York while Just as they were getting ac--; fashion correspondent, big ques- HELPS TO SHAPE HiS CAREER Cement Closer the customed to their favorite ones. .' Friendship. Augusta, Oa. A taxpayer tion that must be satisfactorily set- The cobbler says that the only time whose total tax Is 4 cents and tled before much buying, can be safely he ever pay SPRING FASHION Friendship Begun In College Day crossed Calvin Coolldge seemed who insists on his right to done, whether It be of ready-mad- e SHOW MODEL, to make firmer who Continue Through Early Strug-gle- e the friendship between In four Installments and things or of materluls for custom or them. Mr. Coolldge had sought bought money order for and Subsequent Proml-nenc- e the a home preparation, Is "what will the election of a friend as mayor, and which lie paid 3 cents wos re- favorite fabric be?" In Politics. asked Mr. Lucey as taxpay- r' a delegate to the vealed here today. The The answer seems to be silk. party caucus to stand In his behalf, er, a tall, lanky farmer, who Northampton, Muss. James Lucey, Fashion has decreed linen years, but the cobbler, already bound to the gave address as Lincoln coun- mender of shoes, Is pegging away, in his madras years, other silk years, cotton opposing candidate, refused. This ty, but whose name was not di- years and, during war, gingham bis shop here with one eye on the the a at evidence of loyalty to a prior al- vulged, personally submitted his year.-- J-rh-- newspapers for word of how na- Now silk Is to return to a place the legiance served to heighten their mu- return to' the deputy collector of tional cnpital treats Calvin Coolldge, that it once held, and never entirely tual respect. Internal revenue, using the lost, In his one-tim- e In politics, the hearts of women. associate local money to pay Uie first and now vice president. The shoemaker, a native of Ireland, order Garments are made up almost en- came to Northampton When Vice President Coolldge, Just forty years ago tirely in silk from brassieres to eve- ot the age of A beforo departing for Washington re- twelve. family of ning frocks while the spring hats ar- cently, grasped the cobbler's band as riving from Paris and those created the photographers snapped their cam- here are trimmed with silk used In eras, he gave him a distinction that novel ways. It seems probable, too. he was nsked to explain. "Put Mr. that silk shoes will be used this year Lucey down as my guide, philosopher Now' Tap . for street wear as well as a part of Air the evening hosiery and friend," he said. And so the costume. In the tbl)ler Is now nationally known. more expensive lines will be plain and What the vice president meant was of the heavier grades of silk without more or less well known to Northamp- , to" Music fanciful designs. Get The designer one of the famous ton folk. The story goes buck to the for days when Calvin Coolldge was a soph- modistes declares that there is a omore at Amherst college. With shoes Radio Amateurs Enjoy "Concord other Instruments for the benefit of strong psychological angle to the ap- all who will "listen In." peal of to women. dis- to be repaired he sought Lucey's shop of Sweet Music Sounds" silk She has on Gothic street In this city, and then Receiving Apparatus Cheap. covered that from children of twelve remained to listen to the cobbler's From 60 Miles Away. Approximately one-ha- lf the amateurs or fourteen up to dowagers all prefer homely comments on the topics of the In the New York district are licensed, silk for the same reason, differently day. permitting them to send. expressed. She found It difficult to Development ; Helped to Shape of the radio equipment put this universal reason Into a Career. CONCERTS A NIGHTLY AFFAIR The student found the shoemaker'! has been such that a practical receiv- phrase, and it is even more difficult philosophy so engaging that during the ing apparatus can bo purchased for a to record it as second hand, as It were. remainder of his college course be very few dollars the prices range op-wa- rd The children frankly said that It made of Equipment Haa went frequently to see him. As a Development Radio in accordance with the equip- Apparatus Down lawyer later young Coolldge opened Brought Price of ment. i - ' offices here, and while he waited for Wire and Broom Handle Great stretches of aerials are no NEW GOWN FOR DEBUTANTE clients, continued his acquaintance Enough for Aerial. longer necessary. A few feet of wire, with the cobbler. Throughout his ca- looped over the end of a broom and reer In the politics of the city and New York. Rapid development of hung out over the fire escape, and a I w . j state, Mr. Coolldge dropped In at the the radio telephone has made possible ground wire attached to a radiator New York or shoe shop from time to time to ex- for thousands of persons in water pipe answer. Some do not V , t I This is an Interesting tailleur shown country fulfill- f change ideas with his friend and have and other part of the even call on the family broom, but at the spring promenade of the Na- the benefit of the latter's pointed po- ment of Longfellow's prophecy that attach a wire to the spring of a bed tional Retail Garment association In litical observations. "the night shall be filled with music." or a couch and excellent results fol- I "-- ' Chicago. Is gray oper- It of cheviot stitched The youthful Coolldge took away Enterprising amateur wireless low. In blue. lessons from the cobbler counsellor; ators, as well as many commercial sta- On a recent evening one amateur Coolldge, the candidate, received the tions, now put out through the air residing In New York city heard seven i benefit of bis Influence, which was each night concerts created by attach- concerts at one time coming from dis- THE SKIRT LENGTH QUESTION considerable In city politics, and when ing to sending sets phonographs and tances varying from two to 160 miles. he rose to a position ot- - state and player pianos. Others, more enter- By means of "tuners" these concerts m Younger Women Prefer Shorter Gar national prominence be still received prising, sing or play the violin and were easily separated so that each ment Despite What Dame Fash. one stood out clear and distinct from : I; ! I Ion May Have to Say. the others as desired. & Miles. Mule From Sixty As to skirt length, that question- -! Russian Mystery in Seattle Yards The Press club of Jackson Ilelghts, an Individual one and always will be. a suburban residential district of New ( t I It seems Impossible to Induce a great York, recently featured a radiophone ft x many of the younger women to wear demonstration at a meeting of the' their skirts longer, no matter what members. By the aid of a "loud Dame Fashion may have to say about speaker" the members were enabled i XJA i the matter. And ns a matter of fact, ' f to dance from 9 p. m. until midnight some matrons whose skirts should is to music which came In from varying hove a more dignified length seem to 'In. distances. In a medley dance the ! feel that a trifle below the knees is members of the club started with a quite as far ns a skirt should go. waltz, played at Woodslde, Long Is- However, skirts for the coming sea- land, five miles away; swung into a son nre distinctly wider than for sev- fox-tro- t, played at Brighton Beach, 15 eral seasons, and a rathev wICe skirt, -- I miles distant ; to a one-ste- which especially if it has any flare nt all came from Paterson, N. J., 85 Elles looks shorter thnn It really Is. away, fox-tro-t, I " then back to a emanat- n i It The circular skirt Is distinctly in, 1'. ing from a phonograph about sixty the limelight Just now, but Is too-earl- i up it miles state. At 10 o'clock all to say whether or not It will f watches were set by the time" signals I really "take." The type of skirt is which were out from - I sent the United lip- always an experiment, and the wom- States navy station at Arlington, Va. I an who is to have Just one suit or So numerous have their nuiatura e frock for spring will do well to avoid and so united their Interests by It. Circular skirts almost always sag; being able to talk with each other at that is, unless made of very firm mate- will that they formed an association. rial and most carefully shaped. - Here Is more Russian mystery. Since Kerensky's fall, valuable railway They held a convention at a New York j machinery consigned by American manufacturers to the Russian government, hotel. They exhibited not only their has been lying In Seattle railway yards. No one appears to know Its owner- latest possessions in modern sets, but Patent Leather Hat ( A by ship. It was originally Intended for export to Siberia. A congressional In- also brought with them the home- smart hat worn a woman who vestigation now In progress may solve the mystery. If Kerensky should get" made apparatus of their pioneer days. knows how to dress Is made of black on top again, as now seems quite possible, doubtless the mystery will be During the convention lectures were This evening gown for the debutante patent leather of a fine, thin quality, Is quickly solved. The goods are valuable, though they have suffered from given and nightly concerts from dis- of shell pink faille, trimmed with with tiny colored wooden beads, sewed exposure. tant stations featured. silver lace. The apron front Is wlre(J on at regular Intervals all over ita out In hoop effect surface.

Rock Jeweler pronounced It a diamond, and made sure by verifications by Diamond Mine Found Jewel experts In New York. Sweater Dress for Kiddies The mining operations In Arkansas for several years, at least, will be diamond, and thus only dia- far Knitted Garments With Long Waists great many Only One on Western Hemisphere far the different from those of the South collars are of tfie Dutch monds found in the western hemis- and Short Plaited Skirts At. type, which Is so Is Located in Arkansas. African fields, although the formations becoming to children. phere In their matrices are those of are the same. tract Attention. On cool days knitted sweater Pike county. dresses, In Africa deep shafts are sunk, the with long waists nnd short -- Diamonds have been found in some Among the prettiest of children's plaited skirts, are seen. Sometimes-the- Are In an perldotlte Is brought to the surface Gems Found the Crater of twenty-fiv- e states, clothes, writes a Paris fashion corre are I in Canada and and spread on drying floors untrlmmed nnd merely fin- Volcano In Pike County for periods spondent, are smart top- Extinct South America, but always in river ranging from six to eighteen the little ished with a bonding of the same ! Found In 1008. months. coats carrying all the fashion Ideas First beds where, geologists surmise, they The rock has the peculiar quality material, and again the neck, sleeves, have of seen in the motor coats of grown- been washed by the waters, or disintegrating when exposed to Uio and bottom of the skirt may be band- dia- air. ups. Very abbreviated full coats are Murphreesboro, Ark. The only In places where It Is presumed they In Arkansas, however, except ed with a contrasting material. thus on for a cut with kimono sleeves and narrow mond mine far discovered the have been deposited by glacial action. few places, the perldotlte already Many little girls are seen wearing hemisphere is located in Pike The has standing collars. They open In the bright rwestern first Arkansas diamond was disintegrated to a depth of colored homespun frocks em- county, Arkansas, in which this ham- about front like a painter's smock, and are found In 1000 by John Iluddleston, twenty feet, and mixed with vegetable broidered in wool. One of yellow let Is situated. The mine Is two and owner slipped on over the head. The stand- then of the farm on which the matter, formed a sticky clay, called homespun was made with a long sixty-acr- e ing collar usually a half miles south of here. "pipe" is locoted, by acci- "gumbo" locally. This fastens with a bow waist The skirt was overburden of tio. The coat muy be gray cas- extremely The diamonds are found In a dent. Iluddleston observed outcrop-ping- s of or short nnd full. The ,ns "gumbo" will be worked before blast- color, dreu trimmed "pipe," the crater of an extinct volca- of .the gray-gree- n rock, since tor trimmed with bands of with a running ing operations are started. peasant stitch of wool in sev- no which ages ago boiled up through classed as perldotlte, and came to the brlcht embroideries. eral bright shades. The tailored suits for children are the surface, had its terrific heat chilled conclusion that his hillsides contained Sixty-Eigh- t, Cobbler's Aid. quite those of the grande dame; Noth- by the water of an Inland sea, and valuable mineral, perhaps copper. Af- Vienna. With former officers of the through- ing that goes with the dress Becoming left bits of carbon scattered ter pecking around without finding army and navy as pupils, a shoemak-ln- g of the Style. grownup Is lacking. out the perldotlte which now fills the anything which looked to hlra like school has been opened here. The most favored A new millinery model, particularly - style is the stralghtllne box crater, to be pressed Into diamonds by mineral, he picked up a crystal, and Among the students Is a former vice coat, becoming to a brunette, has a circle perl- usually worn without a any the contraction of the rock. The then one day, showed It to some admiral, sixty-eigh- t years old, who is belt of of ostrich feathers In attractive sort, or If a belt is used It Is shades dotlte forms the original matrix of the friends In Murphreesboro. A Little enrolled as a cobbler's apprentice in the of bronze and green and blue, over form of a trimming or side A belt which falls a lace veil In tete de Legr THE KEN MA RECORD

PRESIDENT GRANT ONCE HELD "BABE" ADAMS OLDEST jJiiimiiiiuimiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiimimiu MARANVILLE TO BE PRICELESS ASPIRIN PITCHER IN LEAGUES The Kitchen Name "Bayer" on Genuine Veteran Pittsburgh Twirler Holds Record in Years. niimiiifiiiiiimiiiniimmiimimmimir; (, 11)21, Wutern Newspaper Union.) The time la coming when no young His Excellent Control and Knowledge person of either sex will be consid- of Opposing ered well educated, who Is not conver- Battera Make Him One sant with the composition of food- of the Most Valuable Hurlers stuffs, and their usee In the body, and In National League. who does not know why cleanliness Is ranked next to godliness. An elemen- tary training in the principles of food Charles "Babe" Adams, the veteran and dietetics la qui to as Important as Pirate hurler, to the skill In the use of the multiplication Beware I Unless you see the oldest pitcher in table, Dams the major - and both should be taught at "Bayer" on package or on you leagues today,- in point of the same ape. The girl whose school tablet years of steady playing and age. De- days end with the grammar grade has are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- spite his age he Is thirty-seve- n years not been started In life properly un- scribed by physicians for twenty-on- e old less she can classify all the food prod- years and proved by he seems to be Improving with ucts safe millions. found In the market, and get good only each year of playing, for he shows results on her cookstove. American Take Aspirin as told In the Bayer more control of the ball as one season Cooking Magazine. package for Colds, Headache, Neural- laps the other. gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, For instance, last year he took part EVERYDAY GOOD THINGS. Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tla in '35 games, pitched 203 innings and boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of cost permitted only 18 bases on balls, a A dish of onions In come form few cents. Druggists also one-hal-f sell larger packages. little oyer a pass per game. should be served at least once a week, Aspirin la the Man trade mark Bayer "Old Control," as he is referred and oftener If possible, In of Manufacture of to around the big circuit, faced 1,035 every family.' Monoacetlcacidester of Salicyllcacld. --Adv. batsmen during the season and per- 6tuffed Onions, Par-- mitted only one in every 58 to get to boll or steam six Spanish first base by the pass route. Quite prevalent Is the ground hog Evea onions, or other choice hublt this was an improvement upon the pre- of hoping for spring six weeks even sized ones, one before It comes. vious year when he pitched to 1,017 hour. Remove from the batters and walked 23. This is a rec- fire, drain and cut the 41 passes ord of In two yea'rs, or less centers from them ; WOMENI USE "DIAMOND DYES" than many a pitcher has for only half scoop out the onion to the season. form a cup. Chop fine the onion re Dye Old 8klrts, Dresses, - Walsta, Only once during the entire season moved, and pass through a sieve. Add Coats, Stockings, Draperies did Adams show any wlldness at all. an equal measure of finely chopped Everything. This was against the Giants when ho venl or chicken, cooked ; salt, pepper and n teaspounful of minced parsley, Each package of "Diamond Dyes" easy one-fourt- h of a cupful of soft bread contains directions for dyeing any wool, crumbs, one-fourt- h of a cupful of but- article of silk, cotton, linen, or ter and mix thoroughly. Put a spoon- mixed goods. Beware ! Poor dye ful of the mixture Into each onion, streaks, spots, fades, and ruins mate- then add a few" nuts chestnuts are rial by giving it a "dyed-look.- " Buy especially good If blanched and boiled "Diamond Dyes" only. Druggist baa OS until tender.. Bake slowly one hour, Color Card. Adv. The sale of Rabbit Maranvllle by that Maranvllle bud basting four times with melted but- violated club The giddy girl a merry com- the Boston Braves Is an example of rules and got Impression ter and hot water. Fifteen minutes makes the that he panion hut a sorry wife. how quickly the value of a man, quite was a privileged character. before removing from the oven add a the same as that of any other com- "When an employee tries to run spoonful of buttered cracker crumbs modity, can change with circum- your business It Is time to shift hlra on top of each and brown. Serve stances. to other scenes," said the Boston with a thin cream sauce, or a white Wat Beyond Price. owner. sauce made by using one tnblespoon-fu-l Lust summer Barney Dreyfuss of Value Began to Cheapen. each of butter and flour. When the Pirates wanted to buy the Babbit. In other words, according to Grant, cooked add one cupful of milk and Jeorge Washington Grant, owner of as soon as Maranvllle learned that season with salt and pepper. the Braves, laughed the proposal to Grant held him to be priceless, his Delicioua Cheese. Itub the yolk of scorn, neglecting to put a price on the value began to cheapen because of the one hard-cooke- d egg to a paste with player and declaring that he was be- acts of the player. As soon rs that a tablespoonful of olive oil or but- 4 yond price. He said the Rabbit had happened a price was put upon him ter. Add one teaspoonful of salt hecome an institution in Boston and very quickly. one of made mustard, one of granu- WHEN A WOMAN IS NERVOUS sugar, one-fourt- h could not be allowed to depart. How eloquent Is this little basebnU lated and of a San Antonio, Texas. "For about - Tn nnnnrpnf vnlnhilnn' the fickle deal of the fact that we are what we of cayenne. Mix with this three years I have been in a run- ness of his attitude, Mr. Grant said make ourselves. two cupfuls of grated cheese, and one down condition. I would be so weak "Babe" Adams. cupful of chopped chicken. Press at times I could scarcely get around. Into scallop shells and bake until the I was extremely nervous, could not was having an off day. He permitted CHENEY BEATS FATHER TIME cheese Is melted. sleep and was in a miserable state t three passes, one-sixt- h of his for when I was NEED MORE THAN BIG total advised to try Dr. the entire year. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Be- VOICE TO BE "UMP" Former Major League Splt-Ball- Had Adums control and his knowledge GOOD THINGS FOR OCCASIONS. fore I had taken all of one bottle I Exceptionally Good Year in of opposing batters made hlra one of felt better than I had for a long Southern time." MRS. H. T. or.e-tlm- e Circuit. the most valuable pitchers Na- The following are a few dishes KNIPPA, 813 When Harry nowell, in the Burleson St, splendid pitcher, quit the tional leauue. He ranked next tn dra which may be enjoyed for special Brown Larry All druggists. game as, an active participant, . Cheney, the moist ball pitch- wer Cleveland Alexander In efficiency, days: Liquid or tablets. er, who lie his hand umpiring had a long siege of service in allowing only 2.12 earned runs per Tomato and tried at the ninjors, SCkV7 '' and broke In on the Texas league refuses to be counted out game. "? l Pineapple Salad. by Larry I circuit. Harry possessed an ex- Futher Time. was let tut Bnck In 1009 Adams, almost single-- Remove the STOMACH by Brooklyn Vfc. v y-- J cellent voice, one that was com- to the Boston Braves and handed, won the world's series for skins from hot pared to that of the late Silk finished his major league career with Pittsburgh, beating the Tigers In three house tomatoes ; O'Langhlln. games. scoop out the cen- SUFFERERS1 - In a battle at Houston, Howell In 1920 Adams, besides his other ters, chill, fill was "hat an- achievements, also was high man for with small cubes behind the and of fresh or nounced the batteries of the two shutouts, with eight to his creiiir canned pllueapple; If the fresh Is sweeten slightly. a SHOULD TRY teams brilliantly. voice Alexunder was second with seven. used, Set DOCTOR'S Ills spoonful of mayonnaise, with was flutelike and created a mixed PRESCRIPTION one-quart- cream, splendid impression. Its bulk of whipped : above the fruit. game accord- The started, and, TOM CONNOLLY CHASED A new remedy, made from bitter ing to the Houston catcher's Chicken Custard. Beat the yolks of extracts of fruit and vegetable origin, Idea, Howell missed many of MAC AS CHEER LEADER four eggs until thick and stiff: add a that tones and stimulates the intes- the bnlls and strikes. Finally, little salt, and beat into one cupful of tinal tract. Now on the market un- he could stand It no longer. Bill Frlel tells a good story on cream. Hoot a cupful of strong, well-season- der the name DIGESTOIDS. Jack McAllister, chicken stock lu a saucepan ; R. L. Hope, druggist of Centralla, Turning his head half around first lieutenant Mo., says: "Digestoids never lat- to Trls Speuker add the beaten eggs and cream and fail to and growling through the of the Cleveland benefit cure many In- cook with cure, stirring until the cus-tur- d and ticework of mask, he said : Indians. coats the spoon. Serve cold in curable cases of indigestion." "You get by on that According to Bill's story the Get a package' of DIGESTOIDS to- can't small cups with a garnish of voice alone, Harry; you've got Indians were engaged with the custard day, on a Money Back Guaranteo, at Browns In watercress. your druggist 50 cents. 4 to have an eye, too." a warm series in St. Louis. The players of both clubs Date Loaf Cake. Cream one-hal- f were keyed up to a high pitch cupful of butter with one cupful of and there wns much talking brown sugar; add two well-beate- n eggs from the bench, which in the and two cupfuls of flour, sifted with Squibs Sport American league Is taboo. one-hal- f teaspoonful added alternately of one-hal- f Finally Umpire Tom Connolly, with cupful of lukewarm wa- who is a strict disciplinarian, ter, tn which one teaspoonful of sodn American Legion favors Missouri motioned for Jack McAllister has been dissolved. Lastly stir In one pound passing a bill to permit boxing. to beat After the game Frlel of dates, stoned and chopped, it with one cupful of nuts, chopped, one approached Connolly and asked teaspoonful vanilla extract. In Philadelphia boasts 19 basketball the reason fot- - of Buke Jack's dismissal. greased floured pan In a slow ieagues, comprising 100 teams. "I didn't see him do anything," a and oven. Larry Cheney. explained Frlel, "and he's not a Jay Gould has lost his squash title, player and he's not the mana- Virginia Ham, Boiled. Wash and the Phillies. 30 tut he's still got his bank roll. Last season he was with ger so 1 don't know what right scrub the ham thoroughly; let soak Columbia of the South Atlantic league you hod to chose him." hours In cold water to cover; remove was leading ' water place on Royal Hamilton (Ont.) Yacht club pmd the twlrler of that "Well," explained Connolly In from the and rinse; the He in twenty-thre- e In cold will construct a $50,000 clubhouse. circuit. turned an Irritant voice, "he's the cheer stove a kettle of fresh water. victories and was defeated six times. leader for bunch; Bring slowly to the boiling point and that that's five - New York city high school boys are According to the latest records lie why I canned him." let simmer for hours. Remove to be trulued in shooting with the ride. funned 183 batsmen with his spitter. from the kettle and take off the skin Larry had a fielding average of .031) while hot. Joe Seckett won't know whether to and hit for .247. Steamed Strawberry Shortcake. si.GENUINE box Muitin or Breunan when he COTJON KNAUPP IS PRAISED Sift together two and one-hal- f cupfuls comes over. NEW TENNIS BOWL FOR 1921 of flour, one-hal- f cupful of sugar, three O Best Second Caseman in Busineta to teaspooufuls of baking powder, a little -- salt and one-quart- cupful of Ted Ray will return from England Eighth Longwood Cup Will Be Put Develop Shortstop, Says Man- milk o open golf ager Beat one egg; add one cupful of mtlk to defend his natlonul title Up Tourney rJohna-to- n Johnny Dobbs. for Tennla ndd to the mixture. Turn Into this summer. Lifted Seventh. and a Cotton Knaupp is the best second buttered melon mold and steam for DURHAM three hours. Servo-ho- t with whipped Scotty Hough has been A new Longwood bowl, the eighth baseinun lu the world to make short- cream, the Juice and pulp of one cup- tobacco makes captain of the West Virginia Univer- since the start of the historic lawn stops, soys Munoger Johnny Dobbs of 50 sity wrestling team. the New Orleans Pelicans. - Every ful of,, crushed strawberries, well for tennis tourney at the Longwood C. C, sweetened. flood cigarettes " Boston, will be put up for this year's shortstop who ever played alongside i r Yale News is out with a plea for an play. The seventh cup was lifted by Knaupp wus made to look good, says lee hockey rink that Its teams may be the former national singles champion, Dobbs, complimenting Knaupp for hid put on the hockey map. Win. M. Johnston last August. part In developing Joe Sewell. THE KENNA RECORD

II Hie Kenna Record & ROBERTS PUBLISHED WEEKLY SEND US YOUR SEXTON By Mr. and Mrs. A. C. White Entered Febnurr Hih 19u7 at the Keunt, General Real Estate .4tw Mexico, Post Oi7.ce, second Clan a Vfii Mattel. II Mail Orders a and 3uhscrpllon $1.00 Par Year In Adyanoo Land Loans adTcrtleoirs rttvi m1 knows o iip!iot:o ii OLIVE ITEMS o Elida, New Alexico 3 11 Will make shipment the day the em Order ii received. Gcods not n faassi Fred Grave3 and John Metcalf "perfeclally Satisfactory can te a were in Elida, making proof on returned. their additional homesteads. ii -- Samples i Tlanipl Jv. T.Iuqq Co I Writs far i Pnint J. R. Morris made a business 11 H trip to Elida, Tue3day. Poir, P.lnto cn.l Wall Pn rLl ' ar.d ask to include with every ordtr, 0 - We pay freight on $10.00 or over. Jame3 M. Jordan was attend 11 If ing to business in Elida, 10 yards 36 inch Domestic for S1.00. M last f Roswell. N. week. 1.1 44-- 4"M'4' 4.44'4'4'l'i''l'1''4'4'-t'4''1''l''t''l'lt'-- ' Man ford Elkins was in Elida, l Notice for Publication 2S E, and on Oct. 13,' 1921), made add Tuesday assisting hi3 neighbor Department of the Interior q M.E.0ty648,for Ni , Sec. 14, Township Mr. Metcalf in making his proof. S. Land Office Roswell, N. M U. at Range 28-- N. M. P. Merid- Si Jouce-Pru- Co, March i2, 1921. ian, has filed notice of intention to George Graves and U. Grant it Notice is hereby given that Bob Pres- make final three year' proof, to Adams were business visitors in ton, of Milncsand N. M. who ou Sept., establish claim to the land above describ Elida, this week. ) 24, 1919, mada orig H. E. No. 04439'), ed, before Alvin C. White, U. S. Com- N. M. for SEAC, Sec. 24, NE.Vi Section 25, ' missioner, at Kenna, N. M. on the H. B. Lucas motored over to Roswell, Township 8S.. Range 35-E- and ' day of April Kenna, Tuesday. who on September 24, 1919, made add 20 iq2l. names witnesses: II. E. O46J0), for NM. Sec. 30rwp. Claimant at There was a heard of cattle Levi D. Deering. Harvey L. me,m'sB' 8-- Range 30-E- . N. M. P. Meridian, passed through this vicinity last 0 John E. Deeri..g, John F. Stur-ma- has filed notice of intention to make Tuesday, westerwardiy bound three year proof, to establish claim to all of Olive, N. M. mi8 ai5 - the land above describod before William W. R. McGill, but we ailed to learn the Jwn- Regioiei ers name. : U. Blanchard, I'. S. Commissioner at $ Roswell Pump Co, '1 Jenkins, N. M. on t!is 2 3 day of April Mr. and Mrs. Ben Good visited r IJ2I. A'OTICG FOR rUBtlCATlOJJ. relatives at Kenna, Sunday Wind Mills, fcngins, Kumps, AiicaDe3tos Claimant v.anies as witnesses:. Department of the Interior Liquid Roof COATING. Joe C. Ain;;vort!i, JamcT A. Mnnis, U. S. Lund Office at Roswell, N. M. H. T. Jones is transacting these of Miluesand, N. M. Ien K. Roswell, New Mexico. March 12, 1921. Notice business in Portales, this week. Warren, George Fanner, these of' is herey given that Harold Eakins r . Jenkins, N'. M. miS ai5 Crosby, of Kenna, N. M. who, on Emmett P.itton. Register. Jan. 7, 1918, made orig H. E. 042724, Coal oil 5 gollons for 90 cents 9 Notice for Publication forEji, Sec 17, and who on Jan. 14, at II. E. Whites. Department of the Interior igl-J- . made additional H.E. No.044895, 8-- , U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. for Wy,, Sec. i7,Twj.. Rge 3o-E- Roswell Mattress and Rug Co. Mcb, i2, 1921. N'ot ice is hereby N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of i . ti 1 " ... e t i ' ,iveii mai v alter l.. Kogers, 01 jeiiK-in- s, intention to make final three year proof, Roswell Has X. M., who, on April 22, 1916, to establish claim to the land above Mattress Manufacturing and made orig. I Id. E. O31028, for described, before Alvin C. White, Renovating. SE1;, Section 20. NtfNE.V. U. S. Commissiorer at NWX, Sec. Monthly Auct Carpet

6-- Cleaning. Satisfaction J 1 Sec. 35, and who on July 16 1918 made ten T. K. 31-- N. M. on the 20, add II. E. No. oaOist, fori day ofApril. 1921. ion and Sales Guaranteed S;',, Ssr;tion 25. Township 8-- Claimant names as witnesses: Range 34-- N. M. P, Meridian, has Joe W. Wilcox, Richard J. Cato, Day. filed notice of intention to make final William T. Coopir, Arch H. Eaves, all 313 So. Main St. Rbswsll, N. M. three year proof, to estabish claim to of Kenna, N. M. nu8 aij the land above described, before Wm. Emmett Patton, Register. K. Blanchard, IT. S. Commissioner, at The Roswell Fire Department Notice for Fubltcation Notice for f at'UcatleB. Jenkins, N. M. on the 20, clay of April will put on a special demonstrat Department of the Interior Department of the Interior 192 1. ion in Roswell next Monday U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. M Claimant names as witnesses: morning at eleven o'clock. This March i'2, 1921. Feb. 23, 1921. Notice is berey given James A. Morris, Alexander Webb, PORTALES Notice is hereby given that John A. that Dora M. Murphy, of Dkue, Okla., these o'i Milncsand, N. M. Mrs. Sallie is the second Monday of. April, Beavers, of Kenna, N. . M. who widow of Miles P. Murphy, de- Miller, of Jenkins, M. CO. the day regular monthly N. Lon J. ABSTRACT of the onjan., 25, 1921, made add H. . ceased who o March, 24, 1916, mads Pats of Eli la, N. M. -- m:8 ars 0- auction and sales day. Ih? No. 048650, for StfSJi, Sec 24, orig., Hd. E. No. 013741), fer SEX, Emmett Pattop. 6-- Recisler. Roswell department is ranked WW,Sec. 2i, Trp. Rge 3O.E ,Sst. 15, T. R. 27 E, and- on Dec. Notice for I'ulillrntlon. Will.Apprcciate a share as one of the best in the whol N. M. V. Meridian, has filed notice cf 27, 1918, made add H. E. 016789, for Department of the interior' lT. S. of your Abstract business. southwest and Are chief Charles intention to make final three year proof SiNEX, EjiSEJf, Section 10, and to establish claim to the land above de- NE.V, Sect on 15, Twp. 8 Rang Office, l'ort Sumtr. New Mexico. VVhiteman is arranging some M;ir-.- h i't, 0 scribed, before Alvin C. White, U. S 27-- N. M. P. Meridian has filed Notice is hereby given that Harry special stuff for the entertain- Commissioner atNWXSec. ten T. notice of intention to make final three 6-- , T. V'enable, of Kenna, N. M., who, on Mrs. Maud Smith, Pres. ment of the large crowds expect R. 3i-E- N. M. on the 2o, day of year proof to estslish claim to the land My 3i made orig. Hd. E. No. Portales, New Mexico. - ed in Roswell that day. Theie April iqai. above described before A. D. Chatten, 019328. for Lots 1. & 2, EKNWtf, will be other entertainment fea Ctatnut ItnM m witnesses: U. S. Commissioner, at Elkins, N. M MvV, T. Abbott, John A. Rogerp, o the 14, div of April Section 3", Township 5. S, K. Band, Judson 1921. tures too The Juvenile Luther M. Cannichacl, Willani H. Claimant names as wiMieoea: which is getting a reputatioj all Cooper, all of Kenna, N. M. nu8 aij James W. Hrawley, ot Duke, Okl. "eeV over the southwest, will be on Emmett Patton, Register. F. Van of Elkins, M. Srr W-- ' wvjr John Eaton, N. t4 Will R. Jones, Thomas L. Moors the job the greater part of the notick ron pcriicatiok. day. Arf effort is being made to these of Olive, N. M. mil a8 3 Department of the Interior W. R. McGill. Register. school team play M. Patronize Home have a Junior U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. n se ie one of the junior league teams March 15, igzi. HIGH ART 0 in Roswell that afternoon, and Notice is hereby gi en that George W. TAILORING while arrangements have not yet Reed, of JeDkms, N. M. one of the hen s -0- - ndustry of Lucy Davis, deed, who on Jan. 24, been completed it is hoped that $ 1916, made H.E. No. 033851, for E, CLEANERS, TAILORS AND arrangements can be completed Section 3, Tvp g-- Range 34-- 0 so thit Dexter, Hagerman or N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice ' HATTERS Why pay freight on flour. The Roswell some other community which can of intention to make final three year Work Neatly Done, Milling Co., is making the best grade of patent provide a base ball team of beys proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before William R. FLOUR from Pecos Valley wheat. Keep your -- 0- under sixteen will play one of Dlauchard, U. S. Commissioer at money at home. is in helping What the sense the Roswell junior teams. 'At Jenkins, N.M. on the 2i day of April 103 west Fourth Roswell, N. M Kansas farmers toward prosperty when a good night a boxing aontest under the 1921. FLOUR is made here at home? auspicies of the American Legion riatwaot names as wtiDesses: Dr. Chas. A. is on the cards at the Armory. V!rgil A. Mauldin, Lawrence A. Grey, Staehlin Try a Sack Today. Its GUARANTEED George! W. Watson, A. Turner Hutch-erso- n Optemetrist and Optician Bring Back The auction sale of live stock all of Jenkins, N. M. nuH aij If Not Satisfied, it and EYE GLASSES . THAT SATISFY. Get Your MONEY. and farm implements will begin Emmett Patton, Reiriater. at Keel's wagon yard on East Roswell, New Mexico. Second street promptly at one - o'clock. While only a limited G. W..ZFNK, M. W. Hodgas For Sale By amount of stuff reached the JEWELER. & printer in time to be included on Hdlson Victor H H. E. White, the regular advertised list other Phonographs, RANGE CATTLE and 8IIEE? A articles have since come in and New Records Received Onde COMMISSION DEALER Kenna, N. Al there will be plenty of stuff to A Month. please the buyers who are need Roswell, - N. M. 121 North Main Roiwell, It M 41 m 47 ,. is 4mmf-m- i ing anything. THE KEN N A RECORD - LOCALS I' 11 The W. P. Littlefield, Mr. and cf COSTASHO" Long Mrs. T. D. Cothran were i n b n a n n Portales, last Saturday. Typewriter Ribbons & Carbon Paper'. Fellow This is a brand of goods that wo stand behind and pond, so. We Mis3 Josie Gocd came up if they are not we will make them carry from I? ribbons for all kind3 of Typewriters and all colors of Roswell, and spent the week end Carbon Paper Call and see us or send in your Order. with home-folk- ?. Or the short one gets a good fit in Clothes here. Ready-to-wea- r Cobean Stationery Shop.

Made-to-measu- re Roswell, New Mexico. or Mrs. J. W. Good arrived last Suits now ready, for Saturday from El Paso, Texas, Your Selection where she has been visiting her son, Grover and family, and will be here some time visiting her When you come son, Frank and family before to Roswell Monday "SEE IT to returning to her home at Grand the monthly Auction come Prairie, Texas. Your Name on a Postal Card and Bee us whether you need or CATALOG I anything not Miss May Hicks who, teaches WILL BRING OUR 1 I at the White Chapel school spent ft. the week-en- d with her parents Roswell at Clovis. Seed Co. X 5S ELMS! Roswell, N. M. 115-11- 7 S. Main, St., " - !. ! . HI,' , E. J. Williams Jodie Zumalt deputy sheriff of Chaves county Roswell, New Mexico. has been attend- ing to official business here a few Shop Made Saddles & Cow Boy Boots. days thl3 week. Notice for Publication. Write for Catalog Peltee tor i'HhiUutiou. ( Department of the Interior Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. U. S. Land Office at We make and repair auto tops and seat covers. Work Roswell, N. M. Miss Bejlah Fry np March n, iy2t. March 12, 1921. cam? from guaranteed. Mail us your shoes, for repairing. Notice is hereby given that Sallie Notice is hereby given that: Minton Roswell, last Friday and spent a Miller, of Jenkins, N. M. who, on Graves, of Boaz, N.M. who on July 12. few days with homei'olks. March 17, 1916, made II E, No. 1918, made add Hd. E., 037126, for E. T. Ammonett, 0J433O, N ior:Ni, Sec. 25, Township S X E X , EX N W X , S W U N W , EX 2to V Main Sircct 4co Texas, St. 6-- S Range 34-E- . N.M.P. Meridian, has SWX, NW.VHWX, Section 1, Town- W. B. McCombs returned Sun- Roswell. N. M. El Paso, Texas. filed notice of intention to make final S-- , L. ship, Range 3o-E- N. M. day from Roswell, and El Paso, three year proof to establish claim to P. Meridian, has filed notice of inten-tiont- o the land above where he had sbent several days described, before Wm. make final three. year proof, to R. Bladchard, U. attending to businers matters. S. Commissioner, at establish claim to the land above de- Jenkins, n. M. am 'the 20 day of April, scribed, before Alvin C. White, U. S. E. R. Brasher, 1931. Commissioner, at NW', Sec. Ten T. Claimant names as witnesses: 6-- Mr?. W. P. Littlefield return- R. 31-- N.M. on the 20 day of I'" Hard To Bsat Slogan James A. Morris, Alexander to-dat- Webb, April IQ2I ed home from Roswell, the first Up e Methods. Positive Guarantee. ttieie of Milnesvd, N. M. Lon J. - mmmwm mm of the week where she has spent Pate, of Elida, N. M. nilUt)COIi S 116, W. 2nd., St. Roswell, N. M. Walter L. Charley E. Net, Elmer past Rogers, of Jenkins, N. M. Fernstrom, the several weeks visiting mi8 ais Henry Ernst, Etta Ernst, all of Emmett Boa, relatives. Patton. Register. N. M, mi8 ai5 Emmett Patton. Register. M(. March 22, ig.21. Notice for Publication Doc Roberts was up from Notice is hereby given that Edgar E. Department of the Interior the latter part of last week. Lee, of Kenna, N. M. who, on March 2. 1' S. Land Office at Fort Sumner, 1921, made add H. E. No. 0104W, N. M, Mar, 26, ij2i. Notice is kx- SE', Sec. 7, NE.V, NE.VSEtf, hereby given that Harvey U. Lucas, Roswell Laundry Co. j J. A. Cooper is serving on the Section l'S, Township of Olive, N. M. who on Jany., 17, Petit-jur- y 2)-- N. M. V. Meridian, made orig. H. 017982, for at - Portale?, Range rgig, E. No. this lias filed notice of intention to make SXSX, Sec. 1, SEX, Sectio 2, T. Se,nd us your bundle by week. Parcel final three yaar proof , to establish claim K. 27-E- and on April .9, fgTfl. Post. We pay all Re- to the land aboved described, before made add. H.E.01S59S, forNEU'NEV, Alvin C. While, U. S. Commission- Sec 12, T. U. 27-- Lots 6. 7. EX-S- turn CHARGES. Commissioner, G. T. Littlefie'd has been in er, at Kennn, N. M. on the 27 day of V.Sec.f., Lots 1. 2. NEYNWtf. Pcrtales, this week 28-- Sec, Twp. 5-- Range E meeting April 1921. 7, N.M.R. Everything washed. in regular session with Claimant names as fitnesses: Meridian has filed notice of intention to the other members of hi3 board. Joseph A. Cooper, Frank Good, Joe make final three year proof, to establish In SOFT Water. K. Evans, George T. Littlefield, all of claim to the lau l above described, b Kenna, N. M. ni25 a22 fore Alvin C. White, U. S. Commif-ione- r, Ase Cuffy passed through V. It. McGill, Register. at Keium. N.M. on the 5, day Roswell Laundry Co. town Wednesday en-rou- te t o of May rj2r. Roswell. Claimant names a wltaeat: Roswell, New ATexIco. Henry T. Jones, George A. Melons, Oscar H. Ile vatt, William E. Luca, .Wesley ' Wilkinson and J. C i.ll of Olive, X. M. ai a29 Mabry were up from the Wi kin-so- n W. If McGi'll. ltegister.' ranch Wednesday. 6: STUDENTSSAVE MONEY Frank Good was a business A'otlce for fu'illratltta. Room visitor in Portales, yesterday. Department of U. S. in the Business School- - while attending CALIFORNIA tbe Interior, school, get a nicely Lpslie Office at Fort Sumner, R. furnished room cheaper Mr. and Mrs. While March 17. io2t. than elsewhere, and be right there where you have been visiting relatiC3 in Notice is heVehy given that Fiauie Iitm.l i ic can have the privilege of practicing rf f' benefits L. 'JVague, of Kenna, N. M. wbo, on more on Carlsbad, and Roswell, this week. and wondorl'ul a luremiMiU the typewriter and using the reference books. May 15, 1918, made add Hd. E. No Ambros the little eighteen for those who seek heulth or 0155K7, for SEV, EKSW,V, Sec. Standard Business School, months old fon of Mr. an-- 1 Mrs. recreation. 15, r.iNV,!j', Section 22, Townskip W. A. Fry, had the misfortune You niA.y etoj) over at the Range 29-- N. M. 1. HI S, Richardson, Box 405, Roswell, N. M. of getting one of his fingers cut Grand Canyon of Arizona, Meridian, has filed notice of intention on your way. to make three year proof, to establish eff wt-e- at the first joint this ka-for- For particu'ars as to train claim to the land above described e while playing , mm with an older Alvin C.White, V. S. Conimisien-er- WW - -- service, fairs, etc.', moo the N. M. P. Meridian, has filed brother. loc.il Agent or write at Kenna, N. M, mi the 2"!, day of nnce 01 intention to make dual April i ).' 1. r. SB. Ic9e, throe C. & year proof, to establish claim to the Mrs. II. Sims and sr n, How- Claimant, names as witnesses: Medicine and above described, before Alvin C. ard, and Mrs. G. T. Littlefield T. B. Gallaher, Harvey L. White, Luther M. l, and children w'ere shopping in Willie A. Fry, Leslie White, U. Pas-enrt- ir White, S. Commissioner, at N W,V, Gen Agsnt. all of Kenna. N. M. 11125 a22 6-- Portales, Tuesday., Obstetric, Sec. T. R. 3i-- N. M. on the 20 Amarillo, Texas. W. It. McGill. Re,i8tT. day of April 1921. Office Odd Fellows Bldg. Claimant names as w'tnesses: Mr. and Mrs. Cranford Coor-e- r John A. Kimmons, Richard j. Catn, of sClovis, announce the arriv- Notice for roblleatiea. otloe for Fnl'IleuHon. Department of the Elida. William T. Cowgill, these nf Kenna . Interior N. M. al of a little son in their home Department of the Interior N. M. Henry Ernst, of N. M. (J. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. NT. Q j Boa, Friday April 1st. U. S. M Land Office at Roswell, N. Mareh 12, 1921. ini8ai$ is Emmett Patton. Register. March i2, iy2i. Notice Notice is hereby given that Joseph C. herebygiven that Thomas K. Neoly.of A ins worth, of M ilnesarul, N.M. whs, on Kenna, N. on DAVID L. GEYER M.l.o Jan., in, qt, August 16, 191S, made H.F. 04423s far made No 04S6o), for SE,Vi, S)an G. lavage, add H.E NSKtf, WX. Section 9, NEV. S;. ilar rriaKiiPRACTiec 0-- . l Sec. 26, Twp. Range 30-E- N. M. 8-- Mi NW.V.Sec. 8, Tivp. Rge 36-E.- A SPECIALTY. o- -o Meridian, has filed notice of intention M. 1'. filed in- $ Meridian, has notice of R4IWILL. N. At. Di A. J. livans,. I! XI. iS. YZcmmlisioner, tomake final three yeur proof, to estab- tention to make final three year proof, lish claim tothe land above described, to establish claim to the land above a--- 3 Obstotrlcs A Soeclalt v 00 before Alvin C. White, U.S.Comniis ffice Room ii, ist., National ank before William It. lilanchard. 6-- ffOTICS FOB rUBJ.ICATIOX, J(fct Post sioner, at NW;4', Sec. Ten T. It. U. ' Full Oft Suh of Offtc, Bldg. S. Commissioner, at Jenkins, N. M. Department of the Interior 31 E, N. M. on the 20 day of April 1921 on the 2o day of April igti. U. S. Land Office at Roswell, N. M. Phone: -:- - 88 Itoswell, New Mexico. Claimant names as witnesses: Clalmnnt names as witness: March it, 1921. Judson T. Abbott, Luther M. l, George EUDAJ : : : N. M. Link Smith, Farmer, lieu Notice is hereby given that Hugh B. these of Kenna, N, M. John R. Warren, these of Jenkins, N. M. Wagoner, of Kenna, N. M., who, on Local Surgeon for Santa Fe Ry KOTICE FOU J CBLICATIOBI. D. Daniel, yhiiley D. Lemons, these James A. Morris, of Miluesand, N. M. Oct. i6, 1919, rasde Hd. E. No. M- 046:0a, Department of the Interior of Elida, K- - - nuS ai5 11118 ai5 for EX, Sec. 34, Township 8-- Range --r.t U. S. LpuJgflice at Fort Sumucr, 'N. Emmett Patton. Register. Emmett Tatton, Register. THE KENNA PECORD

and sjstematlcnlly at all RAT IS SERIOUS places. Itnt poisons, especlnlly barium IVOMEII WHO carbonate preparations as recently de veloped by the biological survey, t RESULTS OF should be employed. In furthering the CANNOT WORK ENEMY WORLD destruction of the rat, community or civic organization Is of the greatest Importance. It docs no good to drive the rats from one cellar Into the next ill Read Mrs. Corley' Letter and No Other Animal or Insect Is So Benefit by Her Experience If they are allowed to breed un- Dffl Dangerous and Persistent molested In their new quarters. When m Edmund, S.C. "I was run down with in Doing the campaign is made general the pest lit Harm. and female trouble and suf is nervousness Is allowed no rest nnd no opportunity fered every month. to Intrench In a new position. Prominent Rochester Citi- I was not able to do X any work and tried a In connection with the extermina zen Tried Ten Years To ,' lot of medicine, but INFLICTS IMMENSE DAMAGE tion campaigns, preventive measures Get Relief, But Tanlac Is pot no relief. I saw should be employed against the rodent. I your medicine advef-- First among these Is the protection of Only Thing That Helped s Value of Food and Property Destroyed in a little booK all food supplies. This Is of prime Him. , Itised was thrown in Annually by Each Individual importance. The removal and destruc- door, and I had Rat It Estimated at not taken two bottles $21 tion of refuse Is the next step Jn pre- One of the latest to testify regard- Efficient Germ of Lydia E. Pink-ham-'s Carrier. vention, as abandoned dumps and piles ing the powers of Tanlac, the cele- i , Vegetable of waste material furnish excellent brated medicine which has been ac- Compound before I (Prepared by the United States Depart shelter and food for the rats that have complishing such remarkable results, ment Agriculture.) could see it was help of been driven from the houses and cel- is James J. Beasley, 102 Elmdorf ing me. I am keeping house now and The necessity of a campaign of un lars. Avenue, Rochester, New Mr. am able to do all of my work. I cannot varying eflicleney ngalnst common York. the Beasley has been chief keeper say enough for your medicine. It haa brown rnt, Is on outstanding one. No Building Should Be Rat Proof. record for the Department of Water Works, done more for me than any doctor. I other animal or Is dangerous AH buildings should be d have not paper enough to tell you how insect so city of Rochester, thirty years and persistent an nnd no other by the liberal use of cement and tin. for much it has done for me and for my enem' re- g and Is a well known and highly friends. You may print this letter if enemy succeeds In Inflicting the dam- should be a prominent spected citizen. In referring to I1-- 1 you C. Corley, age that the rat annunlly Imposes up specification In all new construction the '' wish." Elizabeth remarkable recovery by care of A. P. Corley, Edmund, S. C. on humanity. The population of and it should be applied to older build- of his health rat the use of Tanlac, Mr. Beasley Ability to stand the strain of work is the United States Is at least equal to ings In the form of repairs. All drain said: the privilege of the strong and healthy, the human population, and the same outlets should be sealed with wire "I have been trying for ten years now our hearts ache for the weak to find but ratio holds true for practically every cages, or similar protective tlevlces. relief from' a case of dys- and Bickly women struggling with their pepsia. Nothing ever helped roe to daily rounds of household duties, with country under the sun. The bureau With the food supply locked away amount to got Ton-la- c. backaches, headaches, nervousness and of biological survey, United States from him, and his shelter gone, starva- anything until I almost every movement brings a new Department of Agriculture, places the tion and exposure will add to the ef- This Is saying a great deal, for I did everything pain. Why will not the mass of letters fectiveness of work win- - traps and It seems that a man from women all over this country, which poisons and the menace of the rat will could do to find relief. Of course, I we have been publishing, convince such cease to be a real hazard against was hardly ever sick enough to go to women that Lydia E. Pmkham's Vege- bed nnd was most always able to r-- American lives and property. table Compound will help them just aa ' i if keep going, JAMES J. BEASLEY surely as it did Mrs. Corley? s but I Just never felt right. At times during those ten Of Rochester, New York. HENS WITHOUT WHEAT years, my stomach" would become sour like vinegar. I would have an HOW DOCTORS GIVE GOOD RESULTS uncomfortable bloated up feeling af- 'old work horse.' ter eating that would last for hours. "It Is reully remarkable what Tan- I suffered a great deal from nausea. lac has accomplished In my case. It my TREAT COLDS More Eggs Obtained From Pen At times heart w,puld flutter and has relieved me entirely of Indiges- 1. palpitate and I would become alarmed tion, I never hare that distressing : .... of Rhode Island Reds. over my condition. My nerves were feeling any more afr eating, and I AIIDJIIE FLU on edge nil the time, nnd I became feel perfectly fine in every way. I Irritable, nervous and restless. I had will always feel grateful for what First Step in Treatment la a Brislc "' . Sr- Mash Containing Only 15 Per Cent no strength or energy to do anything. this wonderful medicine has done for Meat Scrap Gave Very Satisfac- In fact I wasn't like myself at nil. me and I am only too glad to give' It Purgative With Calotabs, th Even a Purified and Refined Calomel tory Results Experiment- week or two ago It was nn my heartiest endorsement." " ing With Green Feeds. effort for me to get out of my chair Tanlac is sold by leading druggists Tablets that are Nausea and I felt as stiff and clumsy as an everywhere. Adv. less, Safe and Sure. (Prepared by the United States Depart- r Doctors Lave found by experience ment of Agriculture.) 11 that no medicine for colds and Influ- Poultry-feedin- g experiments con- enza can be depended upon for full ef- ducted by the United States Depart TOM thor-oiighl- y Every Rat Costs the Nation $2, a Total fectiveness until the liver is made Agriculture, fiscal year, first of $200,000,000 Annually. ment of last active. That is why the show practically as good results step in the treatment is the new, nausea-les- s that colomel tablets called Calotabs, value of the food and property de- can be obtained without wheat as with .which, are free from the sickening and stroyed annually by each Individual It in a ration. The Khode Island Reds, weakening effects of the old style calo- rat at $2. Keeping well within the In the wheatless pen, averaged 140 good mel. Doctors also point Out the fact boundaries of conservatism this means eggs, while those In the pen receiving Take a dose of Carter's Little Liver that an active liver may go a long way that each year. In this country alone, wheat averaged 134 eggs. Good results Pills then take 2 or 3 for a few nights after. towards preventing influenza and is one we produce ?200,0OO,000 worth of food were obtained use of garbage en- with the They cleanse your system of all waste matter of the most important factors in to purpose our began, when lIT-TaLI- abling the patient to successfully with- no other thnn to feed until the warm weather and Regnlate Your Bowels. Mild as easy to ward Off pneu- rats. In another way, 200,000 men In there was considerable mortality, due stand an attack and take 83 SUgar. Ccnulntlear$lgnalun-yn- g monia. ' the United States are devoting ajl apparently to the 'garbage spoiling. iPILitS One Calotab onTfte tongue at bed their labor to the maintenance of 100,- - This work Is being repeated this year ' Small PilL SmaU Dose. Small Price. time with a swallow of water that's 000,000 rots. with much more satisfactory results, all. No salts, no nausea nor the slight- Is Efficient Germ Carrier. the garbage being fed In a trough on No Cart Along. No Shortage. est interference with your eating, pleas girl But the rodent's enmity Is far from a large wooden feeding board, which The walked briskly. Into the "I rented a house In the Street of ure or work. Next morning your cold store on coun- being satisfied by this huge economic prevents It from getting on the ground and dropped her bag the Dreams," sings a poet. Well, even a has vanished, your liver is active, your ter. "Give me a chicken," poet system is purified, and you are feeling Injury. A frequenter of all the places nnd decaying. she said. can pay the rent of that kind of fine, with a hearty appetite for break that are vile and loathsome, the rat In the use of vegetable proteins the "Do you want a pullet?" the store- a house. Boston Transcript. fast. Druggists sell Calotabs only in Is a most efficient germ carrier. The relative order of production Is the keeper asked. - replied. crirfnlil sealed packages, price thirty- germs of the dreaded "black death" same as it was last year. No success "No," the girl "I wanta The man in the honey-moo- n is no five cents. Your money will be cheer has followed an attempt to carry It." Brown Bull. the imagination. yon have killed more human beings than substitute creation of fully refunded if do not una then all the wars of the world's history, completely vegetable protein for ani- aeiigutiui. Aav.; and these germs are Introduced Into mal protein. The ration used last Catarrh Can lie Cured the human system by the bite of a year, a mash containing only 15 per Catarrh is a local disease greatly influ- KILL RATS TODAY scrap as compared 20 enced by constitutional conditions. - It rot flea. In India, no longer ago than cent meat with therefore requires constitutional treat- 1800, the bubonic plague killed 9,000,-00- 0 to 25 per cent in the ordinary mashes, ment. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE persons. In Europe, during the gave very satisfactory results with the is taken Internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces ot Fourteenth century, It Is believed to heavier breeds, especially the Ply- the System. HALL'S CATARRH Using have brought death to 25,000,000 hu- mouth Rocks, In keeping the birds la MEDICINE destroys the foundation of the disease, gives the patient strength by the Genuine man beings. Other diseases, almost good physical condition and fertility, Improving the general health and assists as dreodful, are to the common though the egg yield was not quite nature In doing Its work. traced Druggists. V A rat. Thus, from the standpoint of so good as when the higher per cent All Circulars free. GTE HNS' F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. i public health, as well as from the ne- of meat scrap was used. ELECTRIC PASTE The snarsnttwd "killer" for Rat. Mloa. Oopkroarhea, cessity of controlling the drain upon New experiments were begun during Bad Form. Ant and WBWrtur8 the ureatst known carrtura of dlsnaso. Thy duntroj both food and propertf. the public purse. It Is essential that the year with given feeds, comparing "Judge, I wasn't trying to flirt with Btnarns' Bloclrto laai forooe these pests to run be Once ex- f mni the building for watr and f rwsn air. the rat exterminated. the alfalfa meal with sprouted oats and this young lady." RKADY FOR C8K BETTER THAN TRAPS termination Is complete, or as nearly comparing these rations with one in "She says you culled her Treclous.' " Directions In 16 languages in erery box. will permit, ev- TWO tlaes, 86c and ll.W. Hnooeh to kill SO to U0 rat. so as modern methods which vegetables were supplied. While "I was talking to myself." V. H. Oovernment bays It. ery precaution must be taken to pre none of these green feeds have shown "Then you ought not to call yourself vent the rat from multiplying nud re marked Increased production over any pet names. Ten dollars and costs."- - CIGARETTE gaining lost ground. other, the results have emphasized the Birmingham Age-Heral- ARE MEN VAIN?, Exterminating Plans. Importance arid value of that form of No cigarette Trapping should be done continuously food when given In a variety. Of course they are, just like has Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin. except don't let on the same delicious On rising and retiring gently smear women, they bo much. Every man and woman flavor as Lucky EXCELLENT FOR LAND'S SAKE the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash off Ointment In five minutes wanta three things health, good Strike. Decause BURN CHINCH BUG NESTS with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It looks and money. Good looks Lucky Where 8weet Clover Does Not Thrive Is Strike Is the wonderful sometimes what Cuticura depend upon health, and health toasted cigarette. Well an Application of Lime- Chinch bugs have made their will do for poor complexions, dandruff, stone Is Favored. appearance in certain ports of Itching and red rough hands. Adv. depends largely upon the blood. the United States. If your blood isn't pure and Sweet clover is an excellent plant One chinch bug destroyed now Out of Order. plentiful, you need Dr. Pierce's land's sake under to grow for the may prevent the production of "That motion Is out of order," said Golden Medical Discovery, the many conditions, and where It does hundreds to Infest your wheat the cliulrman of a political meeting as not grow well now It can be made to field later. he saw a rowdy raising his arm to reliable blood tonic, invigorator ground lime- veg- grow well by applying Chinch bugs pass the winter throw an egg. I'eurson's Weekly. and purifier. Nothing but will Soap stone to the soil. It add humue and early spring"' In wild grass" etable ingredients in it posi- Gulicura and nitrogen to the soil rapidly when and leaves, especially No ugly, grimy streaks on the tively no alcohol. It is safe for IS IDEAL- - thereby increasing along plowed under, the hedges and fences and in the clothes when Red Cross Ball Blue Is every one in the family to take. fertility of the soli In these essential edges of woodlands adjoining used. Good bluing gets good results. Send Dr. 1'ierce's Invalids' Hotel For the Hands factors. cultivated fields. All grocers carry It 5c. in Buffalo, N. Y., 10c for trial Soap 25c, Ointment 23 mi 50c, Talcua 2x, Burn gmsses, leaves and oth- package Tablets. Learn Cost of Production. er trash where the bugs may Near Bait. big things nodern farm- OXIDINE IN HOT WATER One of the have found winter refuge. The Kulcker "Does Smith still enjoy learning Is the keeping of te f Near Method Discoyeresl for Wardieg ers are bugs not burned will be killed fishing?" Bocker "Yes; he has built WOOLEN ' learning there- CLOTH , . oil Cold, aad Flu. accounts, and by exposure to the weather. n pond In his cellar." Velours, Pole Cloth P,.t ublsspooriful of OXIDINE Ins naif glass what It costs to produce furin up Sport In same manner as from Clean all trash and rubbish Skirting, etc, iiid drink th. animals. Verjr latest pattens. UaqueAooablr good m.Wfuit J',, woufd I ho tod.IT. I. will w crops end which may harbor the Insects In anJ .nd . similar do UltilNF MornW. DIRECT FROM THE MILl. ipurlff blood and winter. Writs for pries, and samples NOW. You will be tine.?l T. ?til 7 y'-- ,"ur a to Terr mark. Successful Mi1! they Twitch, surprised how inexpensively you can buy material K resUtem-- t "TSSs for your OXU'INK P U-- SuccesHf'il means giv- o gS" Smart or Burn, If Sore, am coat, skirt or suit. S4r.itbn " lis Waasookoag fen si Tour drusll's. Air. ing and taking ; conceding a point for EVtrC Irritated. Inflamed or Woolen Mills. Dept. 0. Keen. N. IL s"ke burluony- - Neither you nor Treat Wheat for 6mut. iUUil s.lt Granulated.useMurine the ' often.ri Xoothee, Safe other fellow can have his own way Treat your wheat foios'uut before for 12G KAssroia JAcnr. it ul H cO B S M. Aadr.wfc B.d.lla. th: Infant or Adult At all Druggists. Write (or I hare s baivaln tor you, emue quint. the time. r eeaing. Eye W. L. lOW'H JAt K. all Free Book. Ksrtas Er feasts' fX, CUa CU liapiua, Jrllu W. N. Oklahoma City, No141921. Iowa THE KENNA RECORD

CiUer Every Meal PROVED EFFECTIVE BY A FIFTY YEARS TRIAL n n nr,n n x ' rif rir ( Tha most widely oad remedy In tha J C World to overcome th. staanaUnt effects ol catarrh. Catarrh is ri sUent and Inildious In its ra vases. Invades nearly roR n L every household and 1 a) CATARRH UV.-1- U J I L J U s wJ hovers like a pesu-- DEMAND FOR SAFE ROADWAYS leno every. AND CATARRHAL cabdTi0!tKept PA&ht where. CONDITIONS 6om Kind of Protection Should Be It strikes at the root ol ca Provided to Keep Cars) From tarrhal troubles by Stimulating Skidding Off Dirt Roads. f y jr the dig eitlon, enrichlna th. blood, k Vjgtrj tonlnf up th. nervous system and soothing th. raw and inflamed snacous What value do we place on a human membranes. Pe ru na sets every organ to world BTOoerly sod rives strength, vlror if .1 life? To Judge by some of the roads ot X i and pep to th. whol. body. Try it, and lik. over the country It Is not much. Lives thousands ol others, learn what It means to b. well. are lost many times where a few dol- EVERYWHERE TABLETS lars or a little extra time would make 60L0 OR LIQUID a road safe enough so that taking a ride along them on a. rainy day In an Women to Study Architecture. auto would not be such a halr-ralsln- g Women have been admitted for the OLD STANDBY, FOR experience as Is often. the case now, first time as Associates of the Itoynl says a writer In Successful Farmer. Victorian Institute of Architects and ACHES Recently a friend of mlue was driv- the Sydney Institute of Architects, AND PAINS ing along a road within a half mile of and the new department of architec- Any a small town and ran Into a ditch six ture In Sydney university has attract- man or woman who keepa Sloan's handy : feet deep, upsetting his car and smash- ed a number of enthusiastic women will tell you ing things up generally, though he es- students. that same thln caped unhurt, and had no one with those frequently him. Many complaints had been mnde Important ESPECIALLY rheumatic twinges. about that road, but nothing was done to all Women A counter-irritan- t, Sloan's Lini- by anyone. On ment scatters the congestion and pene- either side the ditch Readers trates Still 5 came within less than two feet of the of this Paper without rubbing to the afflicted part, soon relieving roadway, and was even a the ache and paia. there not Kept handy and used everywhere ridge or anything to ward the wheels Thousands upon thousands of women reducing nave lor and finally eliminating the IVRIGLEY'5 has steadily off keep sliding over. kidney or bladder trouble and never and and them from suspect it. pains aches of lumbago, neuralgia, When hundreds of automobiles are Jiiuscle strain, joint stiffness, kept to the pre-wa- r price. Women's complaints often prove to be bruises, sprains, owned In every part of the country nothing else and the results of exposure. but kidney trouble, or the ou just know from and it Is Impossible to always keep result of kidney or bladder its stimulating, And to the same hteh stand- disease. healthy odor that it will do you good I off roads when they are slippery," It is If the kidneys are not in a healthy con- Sloan's dition, they may Liniment is sold by all drug- ard of qrJcllty. not morally right and should not be cause the other organs gists 35c, 70c, 1.40. legally right to In a condi- to become diseased. leave them You may tion would make an accident un- suffer pain in the back, head- No ether goody lasts so that ache and loss of ambition. der ordinary conditions possible. Dur- Poor health makes you nervous, irrita- lonjj-co- sts ing the two years I have been so little cr does last ble and may be despondent; it makes any Pain'sV you. riding around considerably and we one so. co much for have been In places where It was very But hundreds of women claim that Dr. Liniment dangerous driving, and often came up- Kilmer's Swamp-Root- , by restoring Dandy carry beneficial on such places with no chance at a'l health to the kidneys, proved to be just to the remedy needed to overcome such to avoid them. In one case we crossed conditions. In effect full of flavor a a bridge after a light shower, and on Many send for a sample bottle to see the far side found It had caved What bwamp-Koot- , .16799 and that the great kidney, solace comfort for away to within six Inches of the road, liver and bladder medicine, will do for youna and old. though that was solid. For .a rod the them, a By enclosing ten cents to Dr. - was not two Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., you DIED ditch feet from the road, rnay with nothing to a It. receive sample size bottle by Parcel in New York City alone from kid- check slide Into Post. You can purchase A very medium and steep hill began just beyond large size bottles at all drug stores. ney trouble last year. Don't allow FLAVOR - Adv. THE the bridge.- Our car could not make yourself to become a victim by the hill, and we stalled, and had to One Against Many. neglecting pains and aches. Guard LASTS back some. The least bit of skidding Solomon was plainly dejected. against this trouble by taking would have been certain to have car- - "Think of all those wives planning Easter gowns I" he cried. GOLD MEDAL bio w-t- I rw FE2ECECLES r Now U th. Tim. to Cat Rid of Tha. Ugly Spots. The world's standard remedy for kidney, There', no longer th. .lightest need ot liver, feeling ashamed of your freckles, a. Othln. bladder and nric acid troubles. double strength la guaranteed to remov. Holland's National Remedy sine. 1690. these homely .pots. All druggists, three sizes. I Guards Against Carbonizatica Simply get an oune. of Othlna double Ei strength from your drugglat. and apply a Look for th. nam. Cold Medal oq rnnrf bos little of it night and morning and you and accept no imitation (jrl -- should soon ae. even the worst that frecklea 7r JT vuui vvuiiud if have begun to dlaappear, while the lighter rV 47vL ones hav. vanished entirely. It la seldom 0 Tells your oil supply at a CO that more than one ounce la needed to com- glance. causes Only P pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful (sea Too much oil clear complexion. cylinder carbonization. Too little causes Be sure to ask for the double strength fcumt bearing. Simply attach tha CHIEF to motor Othlne, aa thla la aold under guarantee of hi place of pet cock and pull out measuring rod to money back If It falls to remove freckles. TWlIn: FOR FORD CARS read. All metal. Compact. Durable. Order one TODAY. Save bill. repair On whole, Agents wanted. Qood proposition. Write the It would seem that an overdose of dignity Is preferable 4 WALTER C. SHAWUN COMPANY Dept. 321 61SW.Uk.St. Chic.eo.lU. to entire absence of It. A man la "just os' young us ever" Chile's Methods Changing. v W until lie begins to puff on At present, Important to Mothers Vaseline the third according to a consular U OfT flight Examine carefully every bottle of Reg S.Pat of stairs. report, Chile Is passing through a CASTORIA, that famous old remedy transition period as regards ad- both Properly Protected Road. for Infants and children, and see that it Occasionally a man goes around vertising and merchandizing. Meth- Ttanra tha Sjr half-dresse- because It so ods borrowed Carbolated takes much from the United States rled us over the bank and for several Signature of to dress his better half. are being adopted. minutes It looked like we were to go IrT'TJse for OverfUm&80 Tears. An antiseptic down six or eight feet into a creek. It Is not always that such places Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria dressing farcutsi are on unimportant roads. In fact the sores, first place mentioned was on a main Even the dignified man would ruther etc Vfrie traveled road between county seats, bend a little than go broke. A necessity Nationally long dis- and automobiles used It on where there tance travel. In the main It was a fine To insure glistening-whit- e table road well kept, but there were two or linens, use Red Cross Ball Blue In' your are children. "Wall three places that were really danger- laundry. It never disappoints. At all AVOID SUBSTITUTES Accented lint ous, though this was the worst of all. good grocers, 5c. MFC. Wherever there Is a place at the side CTJESEESGUCn CO. of a dirt road that has much travel, It's difficult for a tight-fiste- d Street New York that is deep enough to upset a car to hold his congregation. that went down Into It, some kind of protection should be made to keep cars Ail Run Down from skidding off. We are not consid- All Worn Out? jV Package UCei Feel Alabastine ering the quick dash to one side from Has a cold, grip, or other infectious Genuine Rtiutlt Yen careless driving or going too In disease sapped your strength? Do you Without Crtii fast Mutt Aik fir mud, but the unavoidable skid that Is surfer backache, lack ambition, feel dull nouFqGlsFino and Citxlt depressed? Alabattiue bound to occur now and then. Our and Look to your kidneys! Printed in Red bj Nam Physicians agree that kidney trouble roads should be safe in muddy weather often results from infectious disease. as far as we can muke them for often Too often the kidneys are neglected be- Catonlo Ended such times we have to use them cause the sufferer doesn't realize they at have broken down under the strain of Ilia Troubles) with our cars. filtering disease created poisons from Is the blood. your "Eatonlc the only thing I hav If back is bad. your found to stop my heartburn and I UNITED STATES' GOOD ROADS kidney, act irregularly, and you feel all run down, use Doan'B Kidney Pilli. think It has been a great help In We Hand You the Package That Puts Health' Voan't have helped thousands. Atk nervous 6pells," writes G. C. Johnson. and Cheerfulness in Your Home Work Is In Progress In Every Section your neighbor! . An upset stomach may cause lots to Give Country Superior An Oklahoma Case of suffering all over the body. Eatonlc Smoked, grimy, papered, painted or kalsomined walls are a System. John B. UadKer, helps In such cases by removing the Highway cause of misery, menace health and offensive discriminating housewife. the because It takes to to the aaya: "I had a vf up and carries out excess Is rapidly when constant, dull aah. the acid Alabastine it so economical, to durable, so sanitary, so easy to mix and The time passing and gases and keeps the digestive or- can point- through the small 2vr"i. apply that it is universally used in securing proper wall conditions. the bad roads of America be of my back. When- - f J gans In natural working order. A ed out as a reproach. In every section ever I Btonped over-- M ifJr r. , i tablet Is yon Alabastine is used in the homes, schools, churches and on all kinds ol interior twitching. O-- , ) after meals all need. Big In progress to I felt a box costs surfaces, whether plaster, wallboard, over painted walls, or even over old wallpaper of the country work is pain dart throuajlil"0' K JL only a trifle with druggist's my kidneys if guarantee. that is solid on the wall and not printed in aniline colors. give the United States a system of and V I compare favorably could hardly; , j)" h J roads which will straighten up. ll J i Alabastine is packed in dry powder in full five pound packages, requiring t 1 will with those of other countries. Roads didn't suffer long A,V(,iCVi BARKER'S only pure cold water to mix, with directions on each package. You readily however, but whenl-- l ' appreciate the economy 'of Alabastine over other methods, and remember it is are being built at 2,985 different I learned of Dnan's rv.'iey Pills I IIAIR BALSAM - RaoioTenlajiarBll-8up.Hai- r railing in finest homes and public buildings every points. Fully 30,000 miles of road have bought some. This medlclti w- me used the relief from first. kept on taking KaatorA Cab,. nd 3 if secretury ag- the I Beauty r-- where. Be sure you get Alabastine, and your dealer been approved by the of It and It permanently cured me." to Cray and Faded HaU MIX IN I) NIL w. miq ai.iwax irrutririata. cannot or will not supply you, write direct for sample rut omlytooi Is estimated that this CM Doaa's at Any Store, 60c a Boa V ha. l'aU:ti N. MINUTE WITH riculture. It Wttvii ttum it, T card and color designs with name of nearest dealer. Ntiwuio Ami construction will cost the country near- niNUtKUUKNS Reman. Onrna, a, New walls demand Alabastine, old walls ap- ly $400,000,000. M the end of June, D CAN'S auia all ixlu. mm eomturito tha FOSTTR -- MlLBtTRN CO.. BUFFALO, N. Y. 'Yb 'kla 16a. br or Unur-- preciate Alabastine. 1920, the government reported that 2,-1- mit' tu.. nail at different projects, or a total of AOAI.A NO. S COTTON HEKI), IC per rent 'fX Alabastine Company 16,000 miles of roads, had been com-Dlet- ed. lint, a per 100. U. W. PI.AUO, OUTHKIU, lftSO GrandvilU Avs. trand Rapids, Mldo. Boys' Life. CiKLA., H. H. a. Not mixed at gin. THE KENNA RECORD

on the Russian frontier had. In a way, to say, Ifn niram again. The poor 7 1 prepared the heart and Intellect of fellow la out 1 Blngvllle for shocking events. Still, William Snodgrass, the carpenter, these disasters had been remote. The gave much thought and reflection to fact that the GUIIgnn sisters had left the good Gllllgan Lf, . fortune of the girls. li. the Crookers and accepted an offer of If a hired girl could earn twenty-fiv- e one hundred and fifty dollars a month dollars ft week and her board, a skilled !5M from the wealthy Nixons of Hazel-mea- d mechanic, who had to board him- was an event close to the foot- self, ought to earn at Icost fifty. So Prodigaimm lights, so to speak. k. aSjM It caused the news he put up his prices. Israel Sneed, AARV GFWiAA BONNER.' hii ...i. - COrmiGHT IT VIlTtUN NtTTftrU UNION - of battles to take its rightful place In the plumber, raised his scale to corre- the distant background. Men talked spond with that of the carpenter. The MOTHER FUR SEAL. of this event In stores and on the prices of the butcher and grocer kept street corners; It was the subject of pace with the rise of wages. A period "They think It Is funny," said conversation In sewing circles and the of unexampled prosperity set In. Mother Fur Seal, "that I am able to Phllomathlan Literary club. That Some time before, the Old Spirit of recognize or know my own children,1 day, the Blngs whispered about It at Blngvllle had received notice that Its but I would think It funny lf I the dinner table between courses until services would no longer be required. couldn't xacneuej Susan Crowder sent In a summons by It had been en Industrious and faith- 'The reason that creatures think ltj fxving Martha Featherstraw with the apple Is funny know my own children,! ".IIJm2.- - ILLUSTRATIONS BY IBWMMYEItf.j ful Old Spirit The new generation did that I pie. She would be glad to see Mrs. J. not Intend to be hard on It They Is because we mothers stay about onj Patterson Blng In the kitchen Imme- the same great and there ara be Insulted that Is sure. After that were willing to give It a comfortable beach diately after dinner. There was a mo- thousands of mothers and children all EVERYBODY DOES IT. ho was always racking his brain for home as long as It lived. Its home ment of silence in the midst of which . something mean to say about Pat- was to be called The Past There It about J. Mr. Blng winked knowingly at his "But I always would know my son," Synopsis. In the village of Blng-vlll- e terson Blng. Blng was a d was to "have nothing to do but to sit thirteen-year-ol- wife, who turned pale as she put down said Mother Fur Seal. d Robert Em- fish. Blng was a scrtmper - and a around r.nd weep and talk of bygone a, her pie fork with a look of determina- play- met Moran, crippled son of poor grinder. If the were known days. The Old Spirit rebelled. It re- "Our children are such dear, widow. Is known as the Bheplierd truth tion and rose and went Into the kitch- about Blng he wouldn't be holding his fused to abandon Its appointed tasks. ful, merry creatures. Especially when of the Birds. His world Is his en. Mrs. Crowder regretted she during; mother friends, room, head so high. Iscartot that they're very young, and even and his little Judas and' J. and Martha would have to look for the flower garden of Judge Crooker, Patterson Blng were off the same the first four or five years of their, and every another family unless wages flying thing he sees from bush. These were some of the things their "Why shouldn't people lives there Is nothing they enjoy so his window. The painting of pic- were raised from one hundred to one diving Is that Blenklnsop scattered abroad tbemtelvas?" much as swimming and playing, tures his enjoyment, and little and hundred and fifty dollars a month. Pauline Bakor, small daughter of they were, to say the least of them, and playing tag and other games. "But, Susan, we agree- a neighbor, the object of his boyish extremely unjust. Mr. Blng's Inno- all made an "We're known as the Alaska Fur affection. To-hi- (TO BE CONTINUED.) J. Patterson Blenkln-sop'- ment for a year," said Mrs. Blng. Seal family, and we live interesting Blng, the first citizen Blngvllle, cent remark touching Mr. s of Mrs. Crowder was sorry, lives. .' Is the Ideal of a really great man. misfortune In not being a hired but she FAMED FOR GIANT POTATOES The village becomes money mad, girl, arose naturally out of social con- and Martha could not make out on the "In the spring or very early In the reflecting the great world In its ditions In the village. wages they were getting everything summer we travel sometimes as much state of unrest The Blng family cost so much. Mary Gllllgan, District Just North of Denver Has Es- as two thousand Gracious, Is a leader In the change. Furthermore, It 13 quite likely that If who miles. couldn't cook, was worth a hundred tablished Its Reputation for the wouldn't It be an expense lf we bad every one in Blngvllle, Including those Succulent Vegetable. impersonal creatures known as Law dollars a month Mrs. Crowder consid- to pay for our Journeys the way peo- CHAPTER ONE ered herself cheap at twice that figure. ple do? Continued. and Order, would have been much When Horace Greeley gave the happier if some magician could have Mrs. Blng, In her anger, was In- "But then people wouldn't care for The grent clined to but Mr. Blng settled young men of America a loose foot by the way we travel, through the great white bird In the Con- turned Mr. Blenklnsop into a hired revolt some ago: gregational tower the matter by submitting to the tyr- saying, decades "Go West ocean, whether It's stormy or calm, church that being girl and have made him a life mem- young man," he Incidentally succeeded Bob's thought of flew out across anny of Susan. With Phyllis and whether there is rain or sunshlna it ber of "the Dish Water Aristocracy," In getting a very fine brand of po- the volley with Its tidings good three of her young friends coming alfbve. of as Judge Crooker was wont to call it tatoes named for himself, writes Wil- .will. The community of Blngvllle was from school and a party In prospect "We go on and on, and no matter was liam G. Shepherd In the Saturday Eve- may never To the little Shepherd it seemed to noted for its simplicity and good there nothing else to do. how great the fog be we ning Post. A group of men who went our way, go steadi- ay: "Blng Blng Ding Blng Blng! sense. Servants were unknown In this Maggie Collins, who was too old lose but swimming Com-ln- 'Com-lngU- to the West at that time settled In Com-in- " and too firmly In ly on and on until we reach the Islands vlllnge of three thousand people. It rooted the village to a north of Denver and east Many of the leave was with a district we're going to for our summer. friends of his mother had lawyers and doctors and profess- It satisfied raise of the Rocky mountains, and perhaps, poor . "When we reach our summer home mostly folk of the parish who ors and merchants some of whom of ten dollars a month. Even then she nothing worked because they thought of else we begin to think about the seal iu the mill came with simple were deservedly well known and J. to they planted potatoes. About gifts and happy greetings. rulse, babies who have arrived after wa There were Patterson Blng, the owner of the pulp them, In highlands, the only wild those among thought a the have been at the Island homes for them who It mill, celebrated for his riches; but potatoes In the United States were blessing to look upon sweet face awhile. the one could almost say that Its most growing luxuriantly. - This Is of Bob and to merry laughter district "We stay out of the water for long hear his sought for and popular folk were Its similar climatically and otherwise to over some playful gossip and periods of time, often to mnke bit of hired girls. They were few and sniffy. the highland district In Chile, where surrtio Judge Crooker said that they were They exercised care and discretion In harm will come to our babies. And quite explorers are believed to Inve come we go back and our right about it Mr. and Mrs. J. the choice of their employers. They ' forth for markets Blng across the potato for the Tirst time. Patterson were never to feel this regulated the diet of the said employ- potatoes prop- blessing. The Shepherd of BiTrds These Colorado wild the ers and the frequency and quality of agated themselves by means of seeds, waited In vain for them Christ- that their entertainments. If it could be Is pods mas day. Mrs. Blng sent a of and It from the of these seeds letter said that there was an aristocracy In that the Colorado potato experts get kindly greeting a twenty-dolla- r and the place they were it First, among the material by means of which they gold piece and explained that her hus- the Who's Who In Blngvllle, were the produced Greeleyvllle potato.-Easter- band was not feeling "quite up GIIHgan have the to the sisters who worked in the big railroads, on which huge mark," which was true. brick Judge ; house of Crooker another baked potatoes, served In the dining "I'm not going," he said decisively, was Mrs. Collins, seventy-two- - Pat cars, have come to be strong allies of when Mrs. Blng brought up years of age, who presided in kit- the matter the passenger agent heavy draw- as he was smoking in library an chen of the Reverend the and the Otis Singleton; ers patronage, to Colorado hour or so after dinner. "No cripples the two others were Susan Crowder, of send the district for the potato giants. Trans- and misery In mine present, a woman of sixty, and a d at thank continental railroads which use the you I I wouldn't get over for a girl with one eye, of the name of it route send men into the Mon- week. Just send them our best wishes Featherstraw, both of whom served northern tana and Dakota fields to pick al- and a twenty-dolla- r "gold piece." the opulent Blngs. Some of these out There In hired girls ate most by band, huge potatoes which ,were tears the Shepherd's with the family save grown eyes when his mother helped him Into on special occasions when city folk have been from the Colorado his night clothes that evening. were present Mrs. Collins and the seed. "I hate that twenty-dolla- r gold Gllllgans seemed to enjoy this privi- piece I" he exclaimed. lege, but Susan Crowder, having had Work. "Out of the Water." "Laddie boy I Why should ye be an ancestor who had fought in the If the busy rich people watched and saytn' that?" Revolutionary war, couldn't stand It rebuked the Idle rich people, all would Ing, for we must feed our children The shiny piece of metal was lying and Martha Featherstraw preferred to be right among them ; and lf the busy well and give them good food so theyl on the window sill. She took It In her eat In the kitchen. Indeed there was poor people watched and rebuked the will be strong and so they will feeli band. some warrant for this remarkable sit- Idle poor people, all would be right like playing. . j "It's as cold as a snow-ban- k I" she uation. The Gllllgan sisters had a among them. But each looks for the "Our great enemy Is the old whala exclaimed. brother who was a magistrate In a fault of the other. A hard-work'n- g known as the Killer Whale. From "I don't want to touch it! Via shiv- large city and Mrs. Collins had a son man of 'property Is particularly his family name you can understand ering now," said the Shepherd. "Put it who was a successful and popular by an Idle beggar; and an or- that he is a cruel creature. That away In the butcher in growing Hazel-mea- d. derly but poor workman Is naturally quite to any drawer. It makes me the city of "I Don't Loan Money to People Who would be clear one. sick. It cheated me out of seeing Mr. Intolerant of the licentious luxury of "Our cousins, the sea-llon- s are very; ' Make a Bad Use of It" Blng." That part of the village known as the rich. And what le severe Judg- much like we are In ways and habits - Irishtown and a settlement of Poles received a third of the minister's sal- ment In the- minds of the Just men and looks. ! CHAPTER TWO and Italians furnished the man help In ary. "His wife being a swell leddy of either class becomes fierce enmity "They too travel In the tprlng and the mill, and its sons were also seen who had no time for wurruk, sure the In the unjust but among the unjust In the fall, living one place In the The Founding only. None but the dissolute among of the Phylllstlne. more or less In the fields and gardens. boy was no sooner married than he summer and another In the winter, . ' One little word largely accounted Ambition and education had been yelled for help," as Maggie was wont the poor look upon the rich as their "The Mr. Sea-Lio- are noisy crea- for the success of J. Patterson Blng. working in the minds of the young In to say. natural enemies or destre to pillage tures, roaring and talking at the top :It was the word "no." It saved him and about Blngvllle for two genera- All this had a decided effect on the their homes and divide their property. of their voices, always. They're very; In moments which would have been tions. The sons and daughters of economic life of the village. Indeed, None but the dissolute among tie rich big' of course, and I suppose like to 'full of peril for other men. He had farmers and ditch-digge- had read Hiram Blenklnsop, the village drunk- speak In opprobrious terms of the vices make their voices seem equal to their never made a bad Investment because Virgil and Horace and plodded Into the ard, who attended to the lawns and and follies of the poor. John Ruskla. size. he knew how and when to say "no." mysteries of higher mathematics. The gardens for a number of people, de- '.'They are all wilder and braver jit fell from his Hps so sharply and best of them had gone Into learned manded an Increase of a dollar a day Russian Folk Songs Pathetic than we are, but they're a clever lotj decisively that he lost little time In professions ; others bad enlisted In the in his wages on account of the high The Russian songs are most pa- I do not mind admitting It because; the consideration of doubtful enter- business of great cities; still others cost of living, although one would say thetic in character. Many of them of course, they're relatives of ours: prises. Sometimes It fell heavily and had gone in for teaching or stenog- that Its effect upon blm could not have are written In the Phrygian mode, Sometimes they are known as thai a woufcd, for Mr. Sca-Llo- left which Blng raphy. been serious. For years the historic and even those that begin In a major Steller n family. thought himself in no way responsi- Their success bad wrought a curi- figure of Blenklnsop had been the des- key often end In the minor, or per- "But what I cannot understand IS ble.' was really a good- There lot of ous devastation In the village and tination and repository of the cast-of-f haps on the supertonlc of the key, or that people think it Is strange that will In him. lie. didn't mean to hurt countryside. The young moved out clothing and the worn and shapeless on some other minor chord which we can always tell our own young any one. heading for the paths of glory. Many shoes of the leading citizens. For a sounds strange and melancholy to when there are such countless and i great "Time Is a thing of value and a sturdy, stupid person who might decade, the venerable derby hat which western ears. The Russian folk countless children seals on the beach. what's the use of wasting It In Idle have made an poly- excellent plumber, or once belonged to Judge Crooker, had songs are remarkable for their - ''I would like to ask such people palaver?" be used to say. carpenter, or or v, farmer, cooB, armed survived all the Incidents of his ad- phonic tendency.- According to this question, especially I would like One day, Illram Blenklnsop, who with a university degree and a sense venturous career. He was. Indeed, as a great authority, the "horo-vod- l" to ask any question of recovering from a spree, superiority, gone mothers. was Just met of bad forth In quest replete with suggestive memories as or choral song, was accom- "Would you not be able to recognize Blng the corner of Main of and Mr. at and fame fortune prepared for the graveyard to which he was wont to panied by secondary parts called your own children even lf there School and asked him nothing In were streets for the particular and achieving repair for rest and recuperation In "podgoloskl," which ornamented and thousands of children about? loan of a dollar. Arm possession of Somehow the summer weather. There, in the shade principal voice in a kind ' It Imitated the "Wouldn't you- be able to pick "No said Mr. J. Patterson elective system had enabled out slrl" them "to of a locust tree hard by the wall, he of free counterpoint These part your own children In a great big I'.lng, words get by" In a re- and the sounded like two state of mind that was often discovered with his faithful longs are mostly In celebration of eo school where there were a on a Mojave several thou- whacks of hammer nail. "No sembled the desert If they dog Christmas a yellow, mongrel, :leslastlcal festivals, of the different sand children about? hd repeated, the did not care for Latin or good-nature- d sir," second whack mathematics cur lying beside him, leasons, or of country pursuits and "Wouldn't you be able to now the more emphatic. they could a course In Ulerology tell your being "I don't take and the historic derby hat in his hand. iccuputlous. own children lf they were money to people who a or In The Taming of Chick- marching lend make bad the Wild Ho had a persevering, pride In that In a huge parade It." adee or In some such easy with many, many, uso of skating, hat Mr. Blenklnsop showed a sur- What's a Toxin? many other children? "Can you give me work?" asked the Blngvllle was like many places. The prising and commendable Industry un- The ptomaines must not be confused "Wouldn't you be able to tell youp unfortunate drunkard. young had fled from the Irksome tasks der the stimulation of Increased pay. poi- with the toxins. The toxins are children on the beach when the chil- "No! But If you were a hired girl, which bad roughened the hands and He worked hard for a month, then sonous substances derived from germs the bent the backs of their parents. dren were flocking to the beach la I'd consider matter" That celebrated his prosperity with a night in the course of their life and growth. hundreds? Some people who overheard the briefly, accounts for the fewness and of such noisy, riotous Joy that be principles They are the active of the "Of course you would I I'm qulta. words laughed loudly. Poor Blenkin-eo- p the sultriness abore referred to. landed in lockup with a black eye1 germs owe the germs, to which the their sure you would I And so can made no reply, but he considered Early In 1017, the village was and a broken nose and an empty pock- upon the characteristic effects the human Mother Seal tell which are her owni words an Insult to his manhood In shaken by alarming and astonishing As usual, the dog Christinas went diph- the et system. It Is the toxin of the Children. For she knows her own as of the fact that he hadn't any news. True, the sinking of the Lusl-tan- la with him. spite theria germs, for example, which any mother would. Don't you see, peo, to speak of. At least, there and our own enlistment was a loud yell In In- machood in the When there the causes most of the mlschef when pie, that that Is quite easy to under, enough of It to stand up and 1 was not World war and the German successes streets at night Judge Crooker used fection has taken place. stand?"