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H M AL ' JUL JjL1L SPA "With Malice toward None, wkh Charity for All, and with Firmness in the Right" Volume XVII. ROY. Mora County. New Mexico, Saturday. August 7, 1920, Number 30

' -- ST. GEORGE SCHOOL BASE BALL' SUMMARY OF "A STATE- - Reception Paj-i.- Schools Notes The New School MENT TO THE COUNTRY" Serious Accident Bp.11 A reception has been planned for Base game Sunday at'Roy The Roy school board met in regu- Father Felix Vachon, pastor of the Maintaining that the prodigious Acónito Balasquez, of Carrizo, Friday evening of this week, unique Starts 8, P.M. Springer vs Roy session Monday evening, and pro- Holy Family church, requests that and g number of mil- lar in many ways in the annals of Roy. A baseball game at Roy Sunday, met with a very serious accident ceeded to canvass the minutes of the the names of all children who intend v lions of Americans who are not even It is a farewell expression to Rev. August 8th, is scheduled, at which Thursday morning. His horse work done during the last month, to enter the new St. George school nominally affiliated with churches and Mrs. O. W. Hearn and 'family on Roy will attempt to retrieve the re- fell on him crushing pelvic finding it very good and satisfactory in September be sent to him by the presents a crisis, not of churches, not tht the eve of their departure for Las cord lost last Sunday at 'Springer, to all members. members were parents, together with- - the grades of of creeds, but of morals and charac- bones and causing internal inju- All Vegas. When the affair was inspired when that town romped on them to present. A considerable mass of cor- the children. It is necessary to have ter and freedom, 8,000 laymen of the ry. His neighbors, Hal Warner the first thing apparent was that it the tune of 8 to 1. respondence was taken up in order this information as soon as possible, Unitarian church have- combined in W, could not be merely a Roy went with a picked-u- p team and C. Yarbrough brought church recep- in order to make arrangements for "A Statement to the Country", in and disposed of. tion, for Rev. Hearn to fill vacancies and were pre- him to the Plumlee Hospital has been too not which "No insight and The lease-o- f the Lucero building books and other school equipment. they say: man of much a factor in the life of the town pared to play against the $20 Trin- all is being done for him school purposes was unanimously It is now certain that the school build can look at a fact like this and not that 13 for outside the church to admit of even idad pitcher of the Springer team. approved and appreciation expressed ing which had been blessed and dedi- understand that a historic change, possible. . his own congregation claiming this This game Sunday will be for real the work of the president, R. Lo- cated a few weeks ago, will be ready grievous in its injury and perhaps for right to him selfishly, so the plans winnings and a good, clean game, pez, in securing same. for classes as soon as the other school ominous of disaster is befalling this were extended to include all who re- played by the players, with no scoring Joe Lopez and Manuel Valdez, Two applicants for the position of of the town resumes, about Septem heir and hope of the ages, the United cognize and appreciate all he has done by the umpires. of Wogon Mound, came to Roy primary teacher were considered, oth- ber 6th. States of our Republic." been to the town and community. Friday ers for which the board had deferred The Sisters of St. Dominic will be Recent and authoritative surveys to attend the Fair meet- Accordingly all are to have a part The special meeting of the Odd Fel- action having been withdrawn. The in charge. reveal the unsuspected and alarming ing as representatives from their in the reception. Great quantities lows last week resulted in a decision position was unanimously awarded to fact that the unchurched are now in town. of ice cream and cake have been pro- to just get busy and make Lodge so Miss Mamie Harris, of Fort Sumner, A son of J. W. Robinson arrived a considerable majority in the United vided and a program committee has interesting that all will want to come N. M., who has a splendid record of here last week and will locate as a States. The Unitarian laymen ad- been busy rounding up talent for an rather than adopt any of the methods The plan to hold the Democrat primary work at Fort Sumner and plasterer and cement worker. He dress themselves impartially to both entertaining session. It is understood suggested for inducing attendance. convention at Roy has been other points and unquestioned recom- comes with the best of recommenda- groups, to those who are affiliated chan by ail that this is to be an attempt to That's the true spirit of fraternity. mendations. tions and will be á welcome addition with the church as well as to those ged in the interest of expediency express at this time much of what the Penalties or prizes are alike out of Four candidates for the position of to our rather short list of builder ex- who are not. From the statement The delegates will meet in the community has known and felt but place. Service is its own reward. principal were considered, all of them perts. that "the proselyting busybody is county which it has been tardy in exDressine convention at Mora Aug. with the best of references and re- abhorrent to our spirit and unknown of appreciation of these sincere work re- The Santa Fe Fiesta, the historical 23d and then stop at Las Vegas commendations. The board decided Attorney J. B. Lusk and family to our tradition", plus the repetition ers who have labored so lonir and pageant in which is some for the state convention on upon the application of Mr. Cameral turned Monday from their auto trip that "we would disturb no man's sin- the faithfully among us. to eastern points. They of the thrilling scenes of a history Bazzil, of East Las Vegas, as the Texas and cere convictions, nor disparage the way home, Aug. 24th. All are invited to this receDtion at older than that of any of the Atlantic most suitable although all were very had a fine time and improved his work which any church is doing", the Christian church Fridav evening. rheumatism immensely. states, will be held September 13th desirable and a second choice could "We earnestly hope that our fellow Mr. Dodds. a son of under-tak- er August 3rd. You will be allowed to and 14th. It will be spectacular, as the easily be made from among them. citizens who believe in the historic assist with the entertainment and re Elmer Neill and family arrived well as educational, and will be well J. C Dodds is working at The teaching force, if these two creeds and desire them will enter freshments both as well as enjoy from Hilldale, Indiana, Sunday in a worth managing your vacation so that the Liberty Garage. He is an ex- accept the appointment will be as fol- ' the churches that teach them. We them. new Dodge car in which they made you can witness it. lows: wish these churches well. They are pert auto mechanic. the 1,700 miles in 10 days and burn- Cameron Bazzil, principal, 9th and indispensible in maintaining the great The Mesa Co. has ed but 80 gallons of gasoline. A heavy rain to the north of Roy 10th grades; Miss Ernestine C. Grze-lachows- prevailed tradjton, and in meeting present Malaquias Baca, formerly of upon Wolcott L. Russell, to They now know that they will nev- Sunday wet up all the country as far 7th and 8th grades; Miss needs. But you, fellow Americans, Roy and Mosquero, one accept, tentatively, the position of er live in the again and are look- as Springer and Gladstone, Monday a but now Lena Lusk, 5th and 6th grades; Miss east who cannot enter by the gateway of a Manager for the business thev nlan ing for a location. Elmer of rain from the southeast seems to have of the attaches of the Internal Leda Schnell, 3rd and 4th grades; talks creed, yet who are distressed by your to start in the near future in Roy. getting land under the Springer ditch, finished the mesa in that direction, Revenue Collector's office and liv MissTillle Branch SC3nd Grade, churchlessness, and are aware of the Mr. Russell still has his own busi he may here on so that it had the effect of a general Miss Mamie Harris, primary. but remain the mesa. necessity of religion in the face of ing at Santa Fe, is in town thi3 ness- of selling tractors, autos and Many glad rain with Roy under the edge of both. School will start September 6th, friends are to have them our threatened spiritual danger and week on official business. Mrs. other farm machinery to attend to, where they belong. It will help a lot with the plowing as unless unforseen reasons prevent. back here desolation, you and your children we but he has consented to assist Co- it was too dry for plowing almost all Baca is coming soon and they are the invite and welcome to Unitarain op., for a time at least, until suitable We are in receipt of an invitation over. Most of the wheat is harvested going to visit friends here. Street Commissioner R. C. Grunig Christianity a church that, whatever arrangements can be made. The con to annual Reunion of the and that which is still standing was got out the truck and dragged the the19th its faults, is liberal and simple, kin- tractors are getting along fine with "Old of Coal Creek, Iowa." benefitted rather than injured by the streets after the rain Tuesday morn- Associates dred to the spirit of Jesus, and one Miss Elsye Hoelz, of Dawson, tftti new elevator, and will be readv This is a community affair instituted rain. ing. That is sure the thing to make with the spirit of America." is the guest of Mrs. R. E. All-dred- ge to handle wheat as soon as the bulk by younger generation of Quak roads with. of the How they propose to do it is by it will be marketed. Most of among whom we spent our child- " Sunday this week. She is remem. the ers, J. E. Wildman returned spreading among Americans every- wheat crop is being stored and will hood youth, and from whom we Missouri, they went to bered as former teacher in the The Roy well is down to the end and from where where the faith that is in themselves. quietly wait till 'the manipulators of its rope and Mr. Bagwell is wait- are received much of the better part of bury their son and is in charge of the They aim to spread among the Roy Schools. through with the market. ing till more rope can be secured to our early ideals. store again. He drove from Springer or more unchurched Ameri- It will take a rather long brings up a through mud "here Sun- go down with it. There can be no run of The invitation train of the to reach cans a knowledge of Unitarian prin- If you have a good piece of manufactured financial depression to reminiscence which is, in the main, day evening. stopping now until we either get wa- ciples, which are generally stated as quick-L- force this crop all land you want to sell ist know can't. onto the market at pleasant, and while we would not ex- ter or we belief in: ,with-- - a low price. a ' it change our mesa, climate and friends The üil'álé Kid nine ame-t- Roy Tfie Páthérhood Of God,' the Brb do up E. BUSEY. Roy. Raymond Pendleton has purchased here for them again, we warm Saturday and played the Roy Juven- therhood of Man, the Leadership of J. Roy will in future have a jeweler, four lots on the new resMence street to a world which is so good that the ile Tigers .losing the game to them 1 Jesus, Salvation by Character, and Mr. C. E. Hobson, of Fremont, Iowa, being developed by Mr. F. S. Strick "Old Associates" are just common to 4. It was as fast and furious a the Progress of Mankind onward and If you want to sell your farm has decided to locate here and has land and has a castle in the air which people in it. game as the big boys can play and upward forever." list leased a window in Spanish-Ame- it with he will, ere long, pull down onto these the r made up in enthusiasm what it lacked ican office where he J. E. BUSEY. lots and live in. will install his The Mills Developer is on deck in other things. The Floersheim Co. has reorganized modern outfit of jewels and watch re- again after a sleep its working force. The store remains Karl Guthman and family left Rev. O. W. Hearn will preach at pairs, tools and supplies, as well as a of only two or three weeks. Mr. under the same department heads, Tuesday for Bisbee, Ariz., where he church next Sunday line of watchesclocks and jewelry. Forbes C. Spencer is the owner and the Christian RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE but the ice business is all handled a of Mr. Hobson has many ex- is to take charge of chain four morning and evening. This will be years of editor. We haven't met him as yet, by the Market Dept., and the lumber perience in his line company stores. He has been in train- his last sermons as pastor of the and comes with but his first issue proves to us that Whereas The hand of Divine and tractors will all be in charge of the best of ing in Dawson for ten years for this church here. All are invited to at- recommendations, but re- he is not a novice in the newspaper Providence has been heavy upon our Mr. Barrett in future. Each depart- lies on his skill, experience pleas-an- position. tend. Many friends hope he will still and t business. Here's the glad hand to brother, J. E. Wildman and his estim- ment will be handledseparately from business visit us occasionally as a guest and he relations with all to get him and congratulations to the Mills able wife, in the illness and the tak- the others in the interest of efficiency and hold the Pigs for Sal- e- Poland Chinas. is leaving with the hope and expecta- business in Roy. community. ing away by death of their only and and economy. His equipment will Mrs. C. E. NARANJO. tion that he will be welcomed as a all be here and well beloved son, Jervis Wildman, he will be ready Neis Benson an experience last guest in the town which has so long for business Monday, had and Dr. Plumlee arid brother returned August 9th. week which will teach him a lesson in been home to him and his family. In the meantime he is Whereas The ties of Fraternity Tuesday from Denver, where his J. W. Johnson is sick at the already receiving He picked up a man from a lot of work an- caution. and covenants of a deathless Friend- brother has been in a hospital. He hotel in Roy. he has not been in most acceptable remembrance ticipating his readiness to take care the road recently and taught him to The ship, as well as the common bond of 3 much improved. good health all summer. of it. 'drive his tractor,-givin- g him a good we have received of late was a box of human sorrow, bind us so closely to black-re- d job and good pay. Friday he let the superb cherries, great big this, our Brother, that his sorrow is, Al Hanson is down from Springer fellow have his car to come to town CARD OF THANKS NOTICE: I will scatter poison fellows with a flavor all their own in a measure, ours, as has been our this week helping with the manage- and gave him a signed check to the Roy Cemetery to kill the gift of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sar- pleasures and joys, in a measure, mu- corn in the ment of the Roy Trading Co. Oil Co. which to buy publicly express gent, of South Tacoma, Washington store. Continental with tual thprpfnrp 'ha it. We wish to our burrowing rodents. Al has been in charge of a mass of a barrel of oil and bring back. The kindness-53- , The letter accompanying the box Resolved By Acacia Lodge, No. gratitude for the many John R. Nutter. detail work so long that he finds tramp failed to come back and Neis expresses regret that we might not A. F. & A. M., and Homestead es 'shown us in our bereavement time to attend to much of it yet in came in to find his car had been left have samples of a dozen other variet- Lodge, No. 46, I. O. O. F., of Roy, jn fljg our beloved Remember the Fair Meeting at his position higher up. His training at the shed,.but the man was gone and oss 0f Son, ies in which they revel. Mr. Sar N. M., jointly and in the practice and - been Jevl- Especially for the sympa-IJJ- l Roy Saturday P. M. That new gent is still a jewelry salesman, and has such that he can oversee two the check had been altered to read to ' the Griner Sisters are camping out stores and have the details of both at the tramp instead of the Oil Co. and expressed by the beautiful "Kanred" seed Wheat plan also his fingertips all the time. amount filled in, $85.00, which picking raspberries and other wild the hereby proffer to our Brother and floral tributes from Church and deserves your attention. he had secured the bank and "beat fruit. at his wife, our deepest sympathy in lodges. County Agt. Kroning and Prof Will Gilstrap has leased his farm it". They claim to be in the greatest their great sorrow, over the promising will be present. for wheat to a tractor farmer and Tracers are him but he had a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. WILDMAN, Trumbull cherry country in the world and the after young life, which was committed to went ojit to start putting in a crop long start and the best that Neis can sample convinces us. Greeting is sent their keeping for a while and requir- Tuesday. hope is that he will be caught and re- to all friends here. ed of them again, by a wise Prov- formed by law. idence beyond our mortal ken. Resolved That we cannot rely on Miss Tillie Branch returned Sun- words to express our sentiments day from Las Vegas Normal, where mere toward them no more than can they she earned and secured her First upon mortal sympathy and as a She depend to-- The Grade certificate teacher. coal We invite your attention counsel in their hours of sorrow. We will rest up and be ready to assume therefore commend them to that Su- her duties in the Roy schools this fall. preme Power which can express pity Only give consolation when the Saturday Doc McCargo has moved his, clean- and FOUR Auto strength and wisdom of man faileth. New OVERLAND ing and pressing business from the Aug. 7 Robinson Market building to the And be it fufther resolutions and the Deubler Picture gallery, where he will Resolved That these ' our Palm-Oliv-e Soap, 10c Bar occupy the rear rooms and continue be declared the sentiment of record TAG Power Washing Machines. keeping the clothes of the town look- lodges, that they be entered of Pearl White Soap, bars, 25c MAI to bereaved ing their best. as such, a copy given our .4 Brother as a memorial, and,, that the Bon Bon Baking Powder, 80oz. 65c, Can Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schultz are the world at large may know of our " " " " 241b, 50c. proud and happy parents of a fine Fraternal bond, they be published in Let us demonstrate " 25oz. 20c. " baby girl born Tuesday morning; at the local newspaper. t " " Hospital. (SIGNED) ACACIA LODGE NO. 43, the Plumlee Van Camp.s Pumpkin, No.3, 20c. Can We may now take a few liberties in A. F. & A. M., the hope that Frank will be so good M. D. Gibbs, Heinz Pork and Beans, (large size) 35c, Can natured he won't arrest us, put our J. W. Beck, Dried. 23c. lb. cow in the "dog pond" or otherwise Irvin Ogden, Figs, be severe with petty violations of the Committee. (Watch this space every week.) Russel Company Ordinances. Here's hoping the youn? HOMESTEAD LODGE, NO. 46, lady will inherit and develope nil ihe I. O. O. F. ROY good qualities 6f her dad along with W. L. Russel, ROY TRADING COMPANY, the good looks and talent she Viil get M. D. Gibbs, from her mother. Irvin Ogden, "A Profitable Place to Trade" Committee. THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

fied that Luck is being taken into the ized. She gave him money, and hi hills, so they can picket the trails." came for more and more." "How do you know he is being taken Curly nodded. He said nothing, but DOCKAGE PLAN OF FEDERAL GRADES there?" his strong Jaws clamped. "I don't know. I guess. Blackwell , "He was there that day," the girl is in it He knows every nook of the continued. "She plucked up courage hills. The party left here not two to refuse him what little she had left hours since, looks like." because she needed it for the rent He 1 Curly put the newspaper In his pock- got hold of her arm and twisted it et and led the way back to the store. Father heard her cry and came in, "The birds have flown, Dick. Made Blackwell was behind door as the it i Fox Tail their getaway through the alley late opened. He struck with a loaded cane this afternoon, probably Just after it and father fell unconscious. He raised got dark." He turned to the woman. Pochí.? Fre Wtusat Action Fine Seed Siv It to strike again, but she clung to bis ahí".'. CROOKED TRAILS "Mrs. Wylie, murder is going to be arm and called for help. Before he done, I shouldn't wonder. And you're could shake her off another man came 8 L : i i liable to be held guilty of it unless in. He wrenched the club away." you tell us all you know." "Fendrlck?" breathed Curly. STRAIGHT She began to weep, helplessly, but "She doesn't know. But the first '5.-- with a sort of stubbornness, too. thing be did was to lock the outer door . Frightened she certainly was, but some and take the key. They carried father MillamMacLeodJPaino greater fear held her silent as to the down into the cellar. Before he came COPYRIGHT, BY" G.W.DILL.TNGHAJ4 COMPANY secret. "I don't know anything about to himself his hands were tied behind it," she repeated over and over. his back." Maloney had an Inspiration. He i CHAPTER IV. Continued. Curly turned at the door with his "And then?" spoke in a low voice to Curly. "Let's 11 warm smile. "By the way, I've got "They watched Mm day and night t Russian TtUst Bitter acKt anáSiuarter Flandrau strolled back to town along some news I forgot. I know where take her to the hotel. Miss Kate will Fendrlck himself did not go near the to get El Molino street and down Main. He your father got the money to pay his know how it out of her better place If It was Fendrlck. Blackwell we can." had Just crossed the old Spanish plaza poker debts. Mr. Jordan of the Cat- than swore to kill Mrs. Wylle if she told. Mrs. Wylle went with them when his absorbed gaze tell on .a sign tlemen's National made him a per- quietly They held him there till tonight She enough. She was that brought him up short In front of sonal loan. He figured It would not shaken with fears, thinks they were trying to get father resolute not to speak. a cigar store stretched across the side- hurt the bank because the three men but still They to sign some paper." might her to prison. She walk a painted picture of a Jack of Luck paid it to would deposit it with send would "The relinquishment, of course, nothing nothing hearts. The same name was on the the bank again." tell them at all. For That means the other man was Fen- some one who had made terror the window. "By George, that's what we did, too, drlck." Sil- habit of her life had put the fear of Kate nodded. "Yes." Fifty yards behind hlra was the every last one of us," his uncle ad- Sow Thistle death Into her soul. Curly rose. - ver Dollar guloon, where Luck Culllson mitted. The muscles stood out i- had last been seen on his way to the said, in his Jaw hard ns steel ropes. "Every little helps," Kate and CHAPTER V. Del Mar one hundred and fifty yards her little double nod thanked Curly. "We'll rake the Rlncons with a fine tooth comb. Don't you worry. I've :::i:::. In front of him. Somewhere wltbia Moloney met them in front of the al falí!..i A Meesage In Cipher. ready wired for Bucky O'Connor to that distance ef two hundred yarda v:,.:i Jack of Hearts. While Kate listened to what Curly Pig ' the owner of the Circle C had van- come and help. We'll get your father W?d Mustard S'eed. "Dick, you go with me Inside. Uncle to tell her eyes ished from the sight of men. The had the durk of the out of the hands of those hell hounds. Alec, will you keep guard outside?" girl were fastened upon evidence showed he had not reached the trembling Won't we. Dick?" "No, bub, I won't. I knew Luck woman standing near In Wheat May Seriously Affect Its Value. the hotel, for a cattle buyer had been little the door. The g'rl's eyes admired him, a lean, Weed Seeds Found before you were walking bowlegged," "Do you mean that she Is.. going to hnrd-bltte- n Westerner, eyes waiting there to talk with him. His with as The dockage Is separated from this the old cattleman answered brusquely. let my father be killed rather than tell unblinking as an Arizona sun and with testimony, as well as that of the hotel 1,000-gra- sample by screening with Curly grinned. "All right Don't what she knows?" Her voice was muscles like wire springs. The percentage of dockage Is clerk, was positive. His face the proper hand sieves or by using an blame me If you get shot up." sharply Incredulous, touched with a still held Its boyishness, an essential factor In arriving Could this little store, the Jack of but It had approved cleaning device such, as is Mrs. Wylle's startled eyes told tales horror scarcely realized. lost forever the Irresponsibility of a at the true value of a lot of Hearts, be the central point of the described under the heading "Detailed when she saw the three men. Her "I I don't know anything about few months before. She saw in him wheat. This dockage may con- mystery? In his search for Informa- it" Description of the Method of Deter- face was ashen. the harassed woman iterated. an Iron will, shrewdness, courage and sist of either useful or harmful tion Curly hod already been In it, had mining Dockage." The dockage so "I'm here to play trumps, Mrs. Wy- "What's the use of saying that when resource. Out of ten thousand men foreign materials. bought a cigar, and had stopped to separated Is weighed and the percent- lle. What secret has the Jock of we know you do? And you'll not get there were none whose voice drummed The various methods of han- talk with Mrs. Wylle, the proprietor. age Is found, based on the total Hearts got hidden from us?" young out of it by sobbing. You've got to on her heartstrings as did that of this dling doc!ge should be care- She was a washed-ou- t little woman sample Including Flnndrau demanded, his hard eyes talk. You've got to tell you've Just youth. fully Investigated and tlie one weight of the the who had once been pretty. She had dockage. fastened to her timorous ones. got to," Kate Insisted. that Is best suited to the needs If the amount of dockage protested with absurd earnestness Is 1 I I The little woman before Two men should be below per cent It is disregarded. Cul- "I don't know what you mean." shrank the sat in a log cabin on oppo- of the local conditions that she had seen nothing of Mr. For example, only one-hal- f of 1 per "No use. We're here for business. energy of a passion so vital. No site sides of a cheap table. One of them adopted. if llson. A single glance had been enough cent foreign Is so separated Dick, you stay with her. Don't let strength was. in her to fight But she was Immersed in a newspaper. His When a lurge percentage of material to dismiss her from any possible sus- one-ha- lf could and did offer the passive resist- body was relaxed, dockage Is present It Is no dockage is assessed. This picion. her leave or shout a warning." his mind apparently in wheat ance of obstinate silence. at ease. The advisable to remove It on the of 1 per cent, however, would not Now Curly stepped In a second time. He passed into the back room, other watched hlra Curly had drawn from his pocket the malevolently. fingers or point of shipment The frightened gaze of Mrs. Wylie which was a kind of combination liv- His caressed the farm at the newspaper found in the cellar. His handle of a revolver and thus avoid paying the freight fastened upon him Instantly. He ob- ing room, kitchen and bedroom. A that protruded eyes had searched for the date line to from the holster at his side. He would for the dirt, chaff, weed seeds, served that her hand moved instinc- door led from the rear Into a back use as cumulative evidence, but they have liked nothing to etc., on basis of the rate for tively to her heart. Beyond question yard littered with empty packing better than have the had remained fastened to one story. drawn it and sent a bullet crashing wheat. she was in fear. A flash of light clari- cases, garbage cans and waste paper. Now he spoke imperatively. Into the unperturbed of his The farmer should get a high- fied his mind. She was a conspirator, After taking a look around the yard brain pris "Come here, Miss Kate. I believe oner. er numerical grade for his wheat Cites i Kinghtad CocHit? but an unwilling one. Possibly she he locked the back door noiselessly. this is a message to us." There were reasons of policy why under the dockage system of the might be the author of the anonymous There was no other apparent exit from kitchen-bedroo- "A message?" It were better to curb fascinating federal grades than he would un- warnings sent Bolt. the except the one this Al- "From your father, perhaps." desire, but sometimes impulse to der a system of grading that The young vaquero subscribed for a by which he and his uncle had the "How could it be?" kill surged up almost uncontrollably. does not require a determination magazine and paid her the money. tered from the shop. But he knew "I found 'the paper In the cellar On these occasions Luck Culllson was for dockage but lowers the "iurnel VilcfTiSe Tremblingly she filled out the receipt. the place must have a cellar, and his Vrrch where he was. See how some of these usually "deviling" hlra, the only diver- grade on account of the total He glanced at the slip and handed it Inspection of the yard had showed no words are scored. Done with a finger sion that had been oped to the ranch- foreign materlul present In the back. entrance there. He drew back the nail, looks like." man for some days past. wheat marketed at country "Just write below the signature 'of Navajo rug that covered the floor and This was the paragraph upon which From time to time as Luck read he points. the Jack of Hearts,' so that I'll re- found one of the "trap his gaze had fastened, and the words commented genially on the news. The dockage system In opera- member where I paid the money If doors some cheap bouses have. Into &0 and letters were scored sharply as Blackwell merely scowled. Given his tion protects the farmer from magazine doesn't come," he sug- this was fitted an iron ring with which i, C&rltc Wild Onion the shown below, though In the case of way, Culllson would not be here to the possibility of low prices gested. to lift it. single letters the mark ran through read the Sentinel. But the brains of fixed by the local buyer In or- She did so, and Curly put the re- From the darkness below came no them Instead of underneath, evidently the conspiracy had ruled otherwise der to insure a safe purchase on Various Weed ceipt in his pocket carelessly. He sound, but Curly's Imagination con- Seeds. that no mistake might be made as to and insisted, too, upon . decent treat- a flat-rat- e basis. sauntered leisurely to the hotel, but ceived the place as full of shining which was meant: ment With one ankle securely tied to Write the bureau of markets, be returned to the sample used In de as soon as he could get into a tele- eyes glaring up at him. Any bad men a leg of the table there was no danger United States department of ag- termining the grade. If 1V4 per cent phone booth his llstlessness vanished. down there already had the drop on J. P. Kelly of the ranger force In freeing the hands of the cattleman, riculture, Washington, for a bul- of dockage Is separated, 1 per cent of Moloney had returned to town and he them. Therefore neither Curly nor but his hosts saw that never for an in- letin discussing "Dockage Under dockage would be indicated In assign- telephoned him to get Mackenzie at his uncle made the mistake of draw- reports over the telephone that by stant were hands and feet at liberty to- the Federal Wheat Grades," It ing the grade. once watch the Jack of Hearts ing a weapon. unexpected good luck he has suc- and gether. For this man was not the one will be sent free on request. After the dockage is removed the in rear. Before he left the "I'm coming down, boys," young taking front and ceeded in prisoner the with whom to take chances. clean sample is used In determining booth Curly had. compared the writ- Flandrau announced in a quiet confi- notorious Jack Foster of itiirmo-si- ll Culllson read on: the grade, save for a few exceptions. on dent voice. Is ing of Mrs. Wylie with that the "The place surrounded Art-Kn- Dockage noforiety "'Lieutenant O'Connor of the a In grading wheat under the federal does not affect the grade as- had come by special de- by our friends and it won't do you a and the fincóos sheet that rangers left town today for a standards one of the fundamental signed to the wheat. If 1 per cent or livery. Beyond question the same whole lot of good to shoot me up. I'd and i now bringing him to Sag, short trip into the hills, where be ex- principles Is to determine the numeri- more of separable foreign material is person had written both. advise you not to be too impulsive." uache where he will be locked up dockage pects to spend a few days bunting.' cal grade on a dockage-fre- e basis; found, is assessed. In Inspec- Wylie was not warn- He descended the steps, his face Certainly Mrs. encime a disposition ot ms case. Hunting what do you reckon? Or that Is, the dockage is first removed tion certificates it is indicated imme- ing sheriff against herself. Then like a stone wall for all the emotion it the Uy in surprising hjm hunting who, I should say. Ever meet from the sample and the grade deter- diately after the statement of the whom? He must know her recorded. At his heels came the older succeeded against Bucky O'Connor, Blackwell? No, I mination is made on the clean or dockag- grade designation, as "No. 1 northern antecedents, and at once. Calling up man. Curly struck a match, found an while he was eating dinner at a spring, 1 reckon not. He's since your time. A e-free wheat. A few exceptions to dockage per cent" "No. 1 agency, electric bulb above his head and road-hous- e a local detective he asked the Mexican just this side crackerjack, tool Wonder if Bucky this principle are noted in the follow- northern spring, dockage 2 per cent" turned the button. Instantly the dark- manager to let him know within an of the border. ain't after some friends of mine?" ing pages. "No. 2 red winter, dockage 1 per cent" ness was driven from the cellar. hour or two all that could be found "Shut up," growled the other. What is dockage7 It is the foreign etc. alarm- The two Flandraus were quite alone "Do you make It out?" Maloney out about the woman without "Sure you'll shut up when Bucky material screened from a sample of Foreign Material In Wheat ing in the room. For furniture there was asked, looking over their shoulders. her. lands on you," retorted Luck cheerful- wheat to be graded, by the use of ap- The foreign material usually found a moment. think we have a table, a cot which had been slept In Curly took a pencil and an envelope "Wait I ly. Then, with a sudden whoop: propriate hand sieves or other clean- In wheat may become mixed with the Hold 'phone." The and not made np, and a couple of from his pocket. On the latter he Jot- her on file. the "Hello, here's a personal to your ad- ing devices, such as those approved wheat while growing, or the "Yes. rough chairs. The place had no wln- - ted down some words and handed the with detective presently returned. dress. Listen. 'The friends of L. C by the United States department of grain at the time of in you paper to his friend. This was what threshing, or We can give you the facts. Will notice occurred at the agriculture. the ' serve that what It consists of sand, dirt, elevator or other place of storage come to the office for them?" . Maloney read: Jack of Hearts Is known. Any violence weed seeds, weed stems, chaff, straw, during the various processes of han- later Curly knew Fifteen minutes hereafter done to him will be paid for grain other than wheat, any other for- dling or marketing. The presence of that Mrs. Wylle was the divorced wife luck to the limit. No guilty man will es- eign material, and in certain cases foreign material In wheat at the time of Lute Blackwell. .. prisoner . . . .Juck. . . .of He a cape.' So the boys are getting busy. some finely' broken and small shriv of threshing may be the result of Im- He returned to the Del Mar and ....It t s now I figured they would be." eled kernels of wheat. pure seed, or of certain weather con- sent his name up to Miss Culllson. Saguache locked up pending The former convict leaned forward The purpose of the dockage provi ditions which are unfavorable to the With Kate and Bob there was also in a disposition of his cuse suc- angrily. "Lemme see that paper." sion In the wheat standards Is to ena- growth of wheat plants but favorable the room Alec Flandruu. ceeded in surprising him His guest handed It over, an Index ble the person grading the representa- to the growth of weeds. the seed The girl came forward lightly to If finger pointing out the Item. "Large tive sample to determine the approxi- - Is carefully selected, cleaned, meet him. "Have you heard some- tested as Ufe, Blackwell. No, sir. You and treated before planting, If care Is thing?" she asked quickly. "Read that right ahead." didn't ride herd proper on that exercised in the cultivation crop "Yes. Tell me, when did your fa- and Dick did not quite get the Idea, but opportunity." rotation, and If the is carefully ther last meet Lute Blackwell so far wheat Kate, tense with excitement, took the "Don't be too sure It's gone, Mr. threshed and cleaned at of as you know?" the time envelope and read aloud: Sheriff." threshing, there should be ordinarily owner of Map of Texas an- The the "Luck prisoner Juck of Hearts "They've got you dead to rights. very little foreign material present swered the question of his nephew. now Saguache locked up pending Bead that personal again. Learn It Epr when the crop Is marketed. The. for- met him the other day. Let's "He a disposition of his case succeeded by heart. 'The friends of L. C. give eign material in wheat may seriously see. It was right after the big poker In surprising him." She looked up with warning.' You better believe they're affect its value in that it often In- game. We met him downstairs here. shining eyes. "He's alive somewhere. rounding up your outfit. They know creases the cost of milling and causes Luck had to straighten out some no- We'll save him now." I'm alive.' They know all about the injury to the baking qualities of flour. tions he had got." Curly spoke In to her a low voice. Jack of Hearts. Pretty soon they'll Therefore, that factor Is considered In "How?" SpIt Binkdra Core "You have a talk w'th Mrs. Wylle know where you've got me hidden." the Inspecting and grading of wheat. Flandrau, Senior, told the story of alone. We'll pull our freights. She'll "You'd better pray they won't. Foi The amount of dockage present has a what had occurred-I- the hotel lobby. you tell what she knows." He smiled if they find the nest It will be emptyi bearing upon the commercial value of "And you say he swore to get even?" In his gentle, winning way. "She's sure Look out of that window behind you." a lot of wheat. Especially when "That's what he said. And he a tough had time of it if ever a wom (TO BE CONTINUED.) present in large amounts, Is a fac- meant It, too." it looked like he an had. I reckon a little kindness Is tor of considerable Importance to the is it? What have you found Getting Gold Out of Australia. Or in Snrghu-- 01. Rice "What what she needs. Let her see we're her parties Interested in marketing or Implored. of gold the out?" Kate friends and will stand by her, that we Australia forbids the export storage of grain. let- The young man told about the won't let her come to harm because without authority, but the Chinese two n Cereal Grain Seeds. There are terms in the federal Wylle. go back tbeir-ow- land on a ters and Mrs. she talks." who to for-eig- wheat standards which apply to n' "We've got to get a move on us," was an visit show considerable Ingenuity In of From the Darkness Below Came No It hour before 'Kate Joined aiate amount easily separated for material "dockage" and "foreign he concluded. "For If Lute Blackwell eyes, taking away the coveted sovereign. Re- eign In Sound. them, and her though they were material that Is the lot , of material other than dockage." "Dock- did this thing to your father it's very bright, cently customs inspectors made a rich Dockage Is - told tales of tears that had wheat. therefore approx- age" Is the foreign material that is mighty serious for him." dows, no means except haul in a raisin jar, the back of a percentage ma- of ventilation been shed. 'mately the of foreign separated from the sample of wheat Kate was white to the lips, but in through the trap door. "Yet poor .shaving mirror, an alarm clock and the there were "That woman! She has told terial which can be readily removed by the correct use of appropriate hand no danger of breaking down. "Yes, if evidences to show leather band of a The Chinese that It had recently me everything. Father has been down bat from the lot of wheat by the ordinary sieves. "Foreign material other than man is in it he would not stop been inhabited. Half-smoke- d cheerfully paid the fines imposed on types this cigars In that cellar for days under a guard. commercial of cleaning machin- dockage" is the foreign material that murder. But I don't be-ll- pack away and were delighted when the at less than littered the floor. A of cards lay They took him tonight She them ery commonly found in grain elevators is not separated in the screening and I know father is alive. Cass In disorder on the table. The Sentinel know where. It was sent confiscated gold was returned to them. and mills. it doesn't she remains In the dockage-fre- e sample. 7endrick is the man we want I'm with date day lay tossed warnings Sheriff dockage line of that the to Bolt She The test Is made ordinarily "Dockage" does not affect the grade, ure it." In a corner. place, of 1,000 of wanted him to raid the but she Thread Interest by weighing about grams of but sometimes does affect the weight thing Is to search the Jack "Make anything out of go him." "This cook book ought to be popu- one-quart- "First it?" the dared not to wheat (about two and of the wheat to be sold. "Foreign ma- ht Hearts and see what's there. Are older "Because Blackwell?" ' lar." Flandrau asked. of pounds), which should constitute a terial other than dockage" Is a factor you me. Uncle Alec?" "He's been they've "Yes. came "Why with here, but taken He straight to her as sor representative sample. Grams are in the grading, and definite percent- I sure am, Curly," and he reached away. Will you cover the tele- soon as he was from peniten- "There's a love story mixed la with of ilm freed the used instead other units for ease ages are permitted within each nu- for his hat- phoning? all the ranchea tiary. He completely Nclpes." percentages. Have noti had bar terror the a determining merical grade. . THF SPANISH-AMERICA-

rJ! 't I ' i , , Via ir Somé More Truths. Certainly not. Implements WOULD you use a steam shovel to move a pebble? are according to the work they have to do. i cor. .Would you use a grown-up- 's remedy for your baby's ills?; Certainly Remedies are prepared according to the work THEY have to do. All this is preliminary to reminding you that Fletcher's Castoria was sought And let out, found and is prepared solely as a remedy for Infants and Children. this be a warning against Substitutes, Counterfeits and the Just-as-goo- d stuff that may be all right for you in all your strength, but dangerous for the little babe.

All the mother-lov- e that lies within your heart cries out to you: Be true to Baby. And being true to Baby you will keep in the house remedies specially prepared for babies as you would a baby's food, hairbrush, tootbrush or sponge. Children Cry Fop

1 Soldiers and sailors parading the Chester W. Chapín farm at Towners, N. Y., which has been donated at A r,nntentg 15Tluid Praetor as a convalescent camp for service men. 2 Thomas Fortune Ryan, who has gone to Europe supposedly to buy the French tobacco monopoly for an American syndicate. 3 American Olympic team marching to the ves- sel that takes it to Antwerp.

the territory through which the Rus- though no one would predict an Imme- HEWS REVIEW OF sians might pass, but a corps of Lith- diate end of the trouble with the bi- uanian troops Joined the bolshevik tuminous miners of the middle West. cavalry operating eastward through President Lewis of the United Mine Augustowo and Suwalkl and the com- Workers of America asked for a Joint CURRENTEVEflTS I '"' massing and U- 'in "' bined forces were reported conference of operators miners -i '' n'invKT. ex- t n on the East Prussia frontier. The "to deal with the confusion that - AVcéetablerVeparatioofcrAs- German relchswehr was concentrated ists In the coal Industry," and the Illi- 1 - Miiler-and- repel Invaders. nois operators consented to meet the siiiiiiu.- Bolsheviki Must Accept 's at Insterburg to the The diplomats of Europe were not workers for the purpose of discussion, linétheStomadisatBwfelsa Are You Prepared? Terms if They Want to week would not agree to reopen the . . pood yon especially hopeful last that the but iuuum aii ttm would be a idea. Tet would wage agreement they received A doctor in uio " pre- conference at Baranovltchl until 1 Tlóít0(l1 family to keep baby well or Negotiate Peace. .' n A -. affoid to keep a doctor in the peace two authority from Washington. So serl-rlo- Ji t can't bring about between the inereDynvnuuuii i But you can do almost the same thing by having at warring nations and were awaiting Is the threat of a fuel famine that vent sickness. bottle of Fletcher's Castoria, because it is a wondertrt nmtdj the Russian armistice terms with im- Governor Lowden of Illinois urged the nctocrOpiam,Morphuien hand a dis- if: colic, feverishness, fretfulness and aU the other LUDENDORFF OFFERS ARMY patience. was reported that Le-nln-e authorities at Washington to act quick- Not Narcotic for indigestion, It , Mineral. ailments that babies have. favored moderate terms, while ly in bringing about a settlement In orders that result from common sub- Trotzky wished them so oppressive the national capital it was said Sec- Fletcher's Castoria is perfectly safe to use. It is a harmless Poles would retary of Wilson was about to Senna Soothing Syrups. Children Will Provide a Million German to and humiliating that the Labor stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and be forced to continue fighting or over- make a report to the president. Mr. ... Fight Russia, on Conditions TV for Fletcher's uastona, ana mmucio throw their government If the terms Tumulty, secretary to President Wil- a mother's friend. Armistice for Poland Villa have found it a comfort to children and 1., were accepted. son, said a satisfactory solution of the Surrenders, Cantu Rebels, know how sweet it is to be able to The press of Warsaw is especially problem would be reached through the .r Sir rat If you love your baby, you In Mexico. cannot always call upon a doctor. skeptical concerning the Intentions efforts of Attorney General Palmer, -,, helo baby when trouble comes. You Russians, who named committee to fix profit Ahcipiui- good to say of Fletcher's Castoria, be- and good faith of the soviet a . - doctors have nothing but W. , But By EDWARD PICKARD. Inter- Const pauon.uK good-t- hat can't any expressing the belief that the latter margins, and the orders of the cause they know that it can only do it Jo The dove of peace Is being treated do not want peace. state commerce commission. Others to use for baby a remedy that harm-a- nd they wouldn't want you roughly In Europe. Every time one "Poland Is fully aware that negotia- were not nearly so optimistic as Mr. you would use for yourself. nation puts up a nice perch for her tions may be broken off any minute Tumulty. THE BOOKLET THAT If AHUUnu t.LHi r to alight upon, some other nation and that while they last, soviet Rus- MOTHERS SHOULD READ away, Insisting she shoos her that sia will make all efforts to cause an Governor Cox of 0" 'o was signally ALWAYS must on Us perch or stay up In the sit outbreak of bolshevlsm and revolution honored on Friday by his home town, .GENUINE CASTORIA air. In Poland," the Gazeta Warszawska Dayton. His fellow citizens, regard- Lloyd George thought Signature of Premier he declares. "Therefore Poland must, In less of party affiliations, made him Bears the had found the way of peace with the an peace, "home-coming- order to safeguard honorable the chief figure in the " Bou- Russian bolfihevlltf and went to gather all her patriotic spirit and en- celebration, and he delivered a speech logne to Millerand all tell Premier ergy." In a handsome "court of honor." The get about It and to his Indorsement The Russian patriot Barzew, now in city was beautifully decorated and was But Millerand had his own Ideas, and Warsaw Is quoted by the Corier Po-ran- thronged with visitors from all parts the result was that the little Welsh- as saying: of the state. Copy of Wrapptf. man hurried home, virtually admitting "I do not believe peace will be made Cuet Dayton also has prepared for the that the Frenchman's plans must pre- between Poland and soviet Russia. Cox notification ceremony, set for Au- vail. Briefly, Millerand declares that The sovet regime needs a temporary gust 7. This will take place in the Put Ear to Odd Uses. If the London conference proposed by rest and will sign an armistice. If it county fair grounds and the governor Burmese men and women delight In Don't Let Catarrh Drag the soviet government Is held, peace It signs peace It will mean that the will deliver his speech of acceptance ear ornaments. The lobe of the ear with Poland must be the first subject soviet rule hopes through propaganda from the grand stand of the race is bored with a hole of astonishing You into Consumption discussed, and that representatives of to establish a soviet government in track, In which will be sound ampli- size, and In it various articles are Avoid Its Dangerous btage. be cured by sprays, inhalers, jellies Poland and all other states bordering Poland." fiers such as were Installed In the na- worn pieces of wood, Jewels, or rolls There is a more serious stage of and other local applications. on Russia must be Invited to partici- tional convention halls. Most of last of solid gold or silver. When no or- Catarrh, than the annoyance caused S. S. S. has proven a most satis- pate In the meeting. Another condi- The in Syria professed to p French week was devoted by Governor Cox naments are in the ears, the men often by the stopped-u- air passages, factory remedy xor Catarrh be- tion U that Baron General Wrangle find King Feisul was Insincere In and that to the preparation of this speech. A put their cigars, or any other small and the hawking and spitting cause it goes direct to its source, shall not be delivered up to the bolshe- his submission, so they stormed and distasteful features. and remove the germs of great many persons profess to be In- article in frequent use, through them, other tends to viki. captured Damascus and ordered Feis- The real danger comes from the the disease from the blood. Get a tensely Interested in what he will say and the women use the holes for bou- Mlllerand's first consideration Is the ul to leave the country. So far there tendency of the disease to continue bottle from your druggist today, about liquor. It is predicted that he quet holders. safety of Poland, which he Insists has been no outside opposition to this ita course downward until the and begin the only logical treat- will steer skilfully around that ques- ' must be constituted a buffer state to procedure,' but It Is conceivable that lungs become affected, and then ment that gives real results. For tion, and may advise the people of the A Lady of Distinction consumption is on your medical advice write to Medi- keep bolshevl8m out of Germany. He Great Britain will in some way help dreaded free United States that if they want a lib- Is recognized by the delicate fascinat- path. Your own experience has cal Director, 104 Swift Laboratory, did not need even to mention the claim Arab chieftain who gave them that eral enforcement of the law, they must ing Influence of the perfume she uses. taught you that the disease cannot Atlanta, Ga. for recognition of the Russian debt such valuable assistance In the cap- A bath wilt Cuticura Soap and hot elect congressmen who are In favor of Concentration Wins. to France, for the discussion did not ture of Palestine. water to thoroughly cleanse the pores, Something Worth While. such a course. labor." The living creature, by con get that far. He refused to sign the In Thrace the Greeks have been followed by a dusting with Cuticura "This machine will save weakest Governor Coolldge of Massachusetts you centratlng his powers on a single ob- note to Moscow stating the conditions making great progress against the Talcum powder usually means a clear, "Aw, why don't some of smart was formally notified of his vice pres- ject, can accomplish something; the of the conference. So Lloyd George Turkish nationalists and after desper- sweet healthy skin. Adv. guys Invent a substitute for work?" returned to London, pretended he ate fighting they occupied Adr'Ianople, idential nomination on Tuesday and strongest by dispersing his over many, was quite satisfied with the situation, the headquarters of Jafar Tayar, and responded with a speech in which he No ray of glory lights the breast If opportunities were females more may fall to accomplish anything, and said the note would be forwarded captured that leader and his staff. did not markedly deviate from the that lents for self alone. men 'would embrace them. --Carlyla Harding. to Russia as soon as It had been ap- King Alexander himself entered the lines laid down by Senator proved by Italy. city and was warmly welcomed. The The burden of It was that the country must be speedily rescued from the re- Meanwhile Poland is being over- Greeks also took Klrk-KIUse- h and oth- whelmed, and If she Is to be aided, the er strategic points, and it was an- actions of war. source which now be com- Senator Harding's campaign is not Nl form of aid and the from nounced that It would It is to come remain undecided. paratively easy to clear the country of by any means to be confined to his Neither Great Britain nor Italy Is In the nationalist bands. front porch. Plans are being made to a position politically to send troops, take him on an extensive speaking and Germany will not permit the al- Poor old Mexico No sooner does tour, which probably will Include Den- lies to transport munitions of war she get rid of one disturbing element ver, Memphis, New York, Boston, Chi- The "Bayer Cross" on tablets is the thumb-pri- nt which through her territory nor to turn over than another springs up to continue cago and Indianapolis. He may even to Poland the arms and ammunition the turmoil. Last week "Pancho" go as far as the Pacific coast. To avoid identifies genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for she surrendered to her conquerors. In Villa, having received assurances of certain errors of past campaigns, he positively this Germany rests on the terms of forgiveness and financial reward for will not enter any state until Its' pri- proved safe millions. the peace treaty. France alone could his efforts In the past, surrendered to mary fights are over. over 20 years, and by send an army to the rescue of the the government and promised to spend may do. his life as a peaceful farm- Poles, and this she the rest of Winning three races In a row after Is offered. the same came One other alternative er. But at time the losing two, the yacht Resolute suc- Ludendorff, former Ger- Esteban Cantu, governor of General the news that cessfully defended this country's pos- of Lower Cali- man war chief, Is said to have told the northern district session of the America's cup against British charge d'affaires at Rerlln fornia, was considered by the govern- the the fourth attempt by Sir Thomas Lip-to- n army 1,000,000 In open rebellion. Can- that he will raise an of ment to be to lift the International trophy. A men to fight bolsheviki If al- tu professed to be astonished by this the the His yacht, Shamrock IV, was out-foot- f lies will consent.' But his conditions view of his position and denied the and out-saile- d by the American Ger- said he had been advised are that Posen be returned to charge. He boat and Its crew, and the tea mer- provisional government was many and that certain clauses of the that the chant admitted that the Resolute was annulled, among sending two bodies of troops, number- treaty of Versailles be the better boat. But he Is coming Danzig, ing 3,000 men, against him, them those dealing with This about and across again In 1922 unless some other he would have 4,000 men ready would be a bitter pill for the allies that Britisher captures the cup npxt sum- to swallow, It Is In effect pre- to resist In the field any attempt to but the mer. It Is estimated that Sir Thomas Churchill, Invade province. He assured pro- scription also of Winston his spent in the neighborhood of a million who tection to Americans other for- the British war minister, asserts and dollars In trying to win the trophy this that Germany alone can stop the for- eigners engaged In lawful occupations . year. ward march of bolshevlsm, and that In Lower California. The prospects to permit her to do so would aid her for a stubborn conflict were good, to recover speedily her place among though United States Consul Boyle at The congressional Junketing party the nations. Such a recovery proba- Mexican urged our government to use that has gone to the orient arrived at bly Is desired by those who would prof-I- t its good offices to prevent hostilities. Manila very seasick, because of ty- financially thereby, but not many "I am surrendering because the phoons that wrought havoc in parts of I ' . Safety first Insist upon an unbroken "Bayer package containing propel others are deeply concerned In It country needs peace for reconstruc- the Islands. The visitors were Just tion," said Villa to General Martinez, in time for the raising of a red flag directions for Headache. Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheumatism, Friday saw the beginning of the who arranged for the capitulation of by angry farm tenants near Manila, Neuritis, Lumbago and for Pain generally. Made and owned strictly by Americans, armistice between the Poles and the the bandit chief. But the story comes whose rent has been increased six soviet Russians and the start of ne- from Mexico that Villa "has been giv- times. This, a small incident In itself, n n gotiations for peace In the town of en very pleasing financial guaranties." shows the Filipinos, like the rest of rn n a o Baranovltchl. Fighting was supposed His men are to be mustered out at the world, are full of social unrest t sja con-inu- Is re- After ten days in Philippines, the v cease at that time, but it was Torreón, and each of them to the up to the last minute, the kl ceive a year's pay and a tract of land. party will be taken to China under the capturing Blalystok and forc-p- g escort of Doctor Relnsch, former the Polea steadily back toward There was some relief In sight to American minister to China and now tVarsaw. The Lithuanians restricted the coal situation In the United the adviser of that government Handy tin boxes of 12 tablet eott but a few cento Larger packages Uplrla Is the tmd saark t Btrtr lUouitctur of UoaoamUoaciawtur t t&llcruucM THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

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GIBBS, Proprietor, get genuine Ford part1 and skilled Liberal ing offices: Commissions candidates for presidential " no Three Straight Rates. electors: Pure Drugs and Chemicals Gets you there One fandidate for representative in Southwestern Realty Co. the sixty-sevent- h congress of the r and Phone 3 on 25, United States: candidates for the following And Ice Cream Parlor STOP IT I state offices: Brings you back Governor. Soda Fountain, The parties who persist in Lieutenant governor. All Popular Drinks and Ices using the highway along my Justice of supreme court; lands for dnmping rubbish, Commissioner of public lands; Member of state corporation com- are again warned to stop it. KODAKS AND EASTMAN FILMS AND SUPPLIES mission; I will prosecute the next Secretary of State; man who does it. PHONOGRAPHS, TALKING MACHINES AND State treasurer; A. PATRICKS. State auditor; OKEH RECORDS V Attorney general; itiiiS News Stand, Superintendent of public instruc- DAILY PAPERS MAGAZINES PERCHERON STALLION tion. ON EASY PAYMENTS UNE " covn 0F I The chairmanof the county central Toilet Articles. Co. We have one of the. finest stal- county in state Beck of the Motor committee each lions on the mesa for sale at the is hereby authorized and requested to right price and on easy terms. promptly call a county convention or Cigars and Tobacco J. W. Beck, Manager, Name "Ragoza", Registry No. arrange for a primary election in his ROY, N. M. 119084. Inquire WOLCOTT L. county, for the purpose of selecting Russel or Ray Busey. delegates to the state convention in Welsh Honored. FARM FOR SALE which the representation of the sev- Sona Writer Thomas A. Whelan "Land of. My Fathers" Is perhaps Marking Passage of Time. Mother's Expressive Eyes. eral counties will be as follows: 285 acres, 9 miles northeast of the most widely sune of all Welsh Eugene Palmer It was the first day of school and to buby from Bernalillo 33 Ella started lift the airs. The composer was Evan Jones Gordon, who is now In the second caught eye, Roy. Stock and farm machinery for 20 Its crib, but her mother's Chaves and a monument Is erected to tils mem- ITfide, brought his little brother, Ar- desisted. Afterward, she was over- sale. Reason for selling, must get our 23 Whelan & Palmer, and Colfax ory at Pontypridd. thur, to school with him to start In heard telling her playmate that she children where they can have school- 18 Curry the first grade. The teacher said to knew when her mother didn't want ing. See T. L. Courtenay, at C. E. Be Baca 8 Lawyers Gordon: "How old Is Arthur?" Gor- her to do anything. "She doesn't have Kidd farm, 8 miles N. E. Roy. Mlpd. Dona Ana 14 don answered : "I don't know, but to tell me," Ella added, "she Just Eddy 13 Bohanon's Clayton, New.Mex. we're bod him to three fairs." thinks stop, and I con see her think." For Rent 100 acres of wheat 24 20 ready Grant - Practice in State and Fed- land, acres now to plow, Guadalupe 13 Barber bhop balance will be ready by August 1st. ' 9 Courts and Spanish-America- n Hidalgo .... Now Located in the eral See the office for Lea - 7 U, S. Land Office Send me your Shoes contract. GRINER SISTERS. Lincpln -- 13 Block, Luna 14 Foster Many Plants Contain Sugar. Is an Interesting sugar I HAVE A FEW CHOICE McKinley - 9 Roy, N. M. It fact that FOR REPAIR ' exists not only In the cane, beet-roo- t HOLSTEIM COWS TO SELL AT Mora -- 22 - "Call Again" and maple, b5 also In the nap of PRIVATE SALE. Otero 10 about one hundred mid ninety other G B. HALL ROY, N.M, Quay ; 18 Shop I Dark. Why Blacksmith plants and trees. WE Use the Best Material we can get Rio Arriba 4 A keeps his shop dark ..-.2- blacksmith BROOMS, 75c Roosevelt 12 because his work with Iron demands WE Guarantee our Work Quality Guaranteed Sandoval' 9 that he should see the "heat" colors MORA ROBERTS í OLVER San Juan 9 of the metals. This woul.". be difficult WE Charge Reasonably well-lighte- d Where your DOLLAR doe it. Duty San Miguel 26 In a pluoe. Brooklyn, Eagle. WE Make a Specialty of Repairing Ladies' Shoes Santa Fe 18 ' FOR SALE Good work mare, see 8 Postage one way Sierra WE Pay , 6. C. NUGEN, Route A, Roy. t2p Socorro 17 Taos 11 I. (J. JJodds V Mora, New Mexico LOST Auto crank. Leave at Torrance 12 Tucumcari my Shop on Main Abstracts of all lands in Mora When in visit Street S-- Union 28 Undertaker A. office. Harold Taylor. Valencia 6 County 'formerly known as "Nic's Shoe Shop" Has returned to Roy. Prompt Service FARM FOR SALE Total 448 All Calls answeted promptly. Accurate Copy of Records I am again offering my farm of Precinct chairmen are requested to .Philip Sanchez, Secretary Address all Parcels to 320 acres, 8 miles east of Roy, for invite all persons of legal voting age sale, and am pricing it to sell. This My last regular appearance at Roy who may wish to support the prin is a choice farm on R. F. D., good as the pastor Christian church Jamaica Grows Green Roses. ciples of the democratic party, re otthe L. improvements, well and fence and will be, the Lord permitting, August In some parts of Jamaica It Is not P. RAINES, gardless of past party affiliations to best of farm land. If you want a 8th. O. W. HEARN. ( unusual to see green roses. take part in such primaries. Women N. M. farm, see me and let's talk trade. delegates may be elected to county 1075, Tucumcari, RICHARD REYNOLDS, and state conventions. Roy, N. M. The credentials of all delegates to Cook-stove- s; Oil Stock Storage Worth-Whil- e Invitation. said state convention and any notice and Movies Aid the Styles. to a wedding In FOR SALE: 4 good work Hor the hands of An Invitation Cairo A. prominent designer and Importer of contest should be in "Z-typ- Fairbanks-Mors- e, e" Is an important event, because, Instead of women's gowns has ses, a geod Maltese Jack, good the secretary of the democratic state Tanks, stated that the of being asked for a church Sims hove had an Important Las Vegas, New effect on heavy Wagon, Terms reasonable central committee at reremony or a brief reception, the in- the demand for certain styles, particu- day of Deep-We- Also 30 of 12 Mexico, on or before the 21st Gasoline Engines & ll Pumps; vitation reads "for three days." There larly gowns of simple classic lines and head Cattle, cows August, 1920. Is feasting during all this 'time, and "intriguing fabrics." A druggist re- balance calves and yearlings. Proxies of delegates to the state Self-Oilin- g the house and street are liberally dec- ports that the sale of cosmetics has T. A. SMITH, Roy. N. M. convention will not be recognized ex Windmills; Well Casing; orated with flags and lanterns. Brook- increased 25 per cent since the movies lyn Eagle. popular. cept when held by persons who are became FARM FOR SALE The Paul residents of the county from which Winona Farm Wagons and Beds: Westphal farm of 320 acres, 8 miles the delegate-elec- t was chosen. N. E. Mills. Good house, barn, well Further, a meeting of the demo- Iowa Cream Separators; Cream Cans and fences, 150 acres broken, all cratic state central committee is here plow land. Priced to sell. One half by called to meet in the city of Las Galvenized cash, balance easy terms. ARNO Vegas, New Mexico, at 2 o clock in Tubs and Pails; Auto and VOELKEL, Mills, N. M. the afternoon of the 23rd day of Au gust, 1920, for the purpose of pre Tractor Oils; Oliver Implements, THE ROY TRUST FOR SALE paring the temporary roll call of the A Mogul Tractor, 30 h. p., drawbar convention and the hearing of con & SAVINGS BANK and 60 h. p. belt in good condition. tests any exist, and for the trans if Also a 32x52 new Racine Separator. action of such other business as may TIN SHOP! I will sell right if taken soon. be properly considered by the said Roy, N.M. J. II. ROPE, committee. It is urgently requested Optimo, N. M. that every member of the state demo- present at cratic central committee be Baum Bro's Roy, N.M. FOR SALE Span of young mulei, meeting. this gentle and well broken. Team of good By of the order hone 6 and 7 year old; 2 good DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL STATE TN brood sows, to farrow in September; COMMITTEE. VITES the Accounts of Individuals, thoroughbred Poland boar, 1 1 months ARTHUR SEL1GMAN, Firms and Corporations. AUCTIONEER! old; Registered HoUtein bull, 2 years Chairman. old; tix or eight good HoUtein cow. BYRON O. BEALE, Farm Sales a specialty Will tell this stock at private ale, Secretary. terms if desired. G. E. Holtsciaw, ECo-opera- te Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 21, 1920. each the 3-- with to Mutual 1 4 miles north of Roy, N. M. Col. F.O. W Advantege of All. FOR SALE;--- - Pony -- Cart & har- White PIANO FOR SALE ness, just the thing for school Offers the you benefit of his wide acquantance and We have in our possession near Roy children years of experience as a successful Salesman. are Handicapped in many ways a high grade piano which will be sold "OU without at a big good Banking Connections we discount. Terms to any res- such as offe ponsible party. If interested write Roll top desk; flat top desk; type- Competent Clerk, Notes, Mortgages, Bills of Sale for particulars. THE DENVER MU- writer desk; 2 revolving chairs; 6 of- and othe Notary work necessities furnished if desired. SIC COMPANY, 24-T- 6 fice chairs, all like new, $250 cash or Denver, Colo. will sell separately. Addres Box 448,

Raton, New Mexico. Real Estate Insurance 1920 Ford Touring, self-starte- r, good condition, $675; 1921 Ford Chummy Mexico. Capital and Surplus, $60,000. 00 Touring, without starter, good condi- men and women In the Arrange your sale date well in advance, dates In México tion, $G00. Cash, no trade. Address circle call each other by made at Spanish-America- n same social also office. Box 448, P.i.ton, N. M.. their Christian names. TV p PAMIRM-AMCRICA-

NOTIcb SALE OF OF SCHOOL, BONDS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION M),(MK) Munlrlpnl School Department of the Interior Department of the Interior LA ESCUELA PARROQUIAL District of the Village U. S. DE ROY of Hoy, 6 School Honda. Land Office at Clayton. N. M., TJ. 6. Land Office at Clayton, N. Mex. Department at be Interior ' July 16, 1920. July 29, 1920. V. & Land Office at Clayton, N. Mex-Ju- ly NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the NOTICE la hereby given that Ramon NOTICE Is hereby given that Reece 13, 1820. undersigned. Irvln Otrden. Sr.. rlnrlt nf Sandoval, of Roy, New Mexico, who, on B. Gardner, f Hoy. N - Mexico, Mora NOTICE Is hereby given that Lincoln August 7, 1918, made Homestead Ap- Co., who on 'uitiy 2), 1920 made Ad- Tengo Hiñe, of Roy, Mora County, New Mex- the Board of Education, of the Village plication Jin el gusto de anunciar a (odas los católicos ico, May ut iwj, vi ma Diaia or rsew jHexico, No. 022569, for the 8W ditional Homtsttid Entry, No. 023956, who, on 22nd, 1917, made will, on Monday, NWy; N KW14; SE14 SW4, Section for SKI, SU14 8W14. S 8Et4, de esta Misión de Roy que Homestead Entry No. 0Ü5085, for BE!4 the 16th day of Aug. 11, 22 N., NEtN Ja escuela parroquial, NEK, Bee. 18, Township 27 N. Vi , 9, NEK BEK, 3820, the of Range E., E Sec. SE'i SEtt Section Nft BWK. at hour four o'clock in the M. P. Meridian, has filed of In- 4, Township 18 N., Range 25 E., N. M. 8Ü NWÜ Sec. 17, KICK Sec. 18, afternoon of Bald day at the office of notice abrirá el dia de Septiembre. Spanish tention to make Final Three Year Proof P. Meridian, has filed notice of Inten- and NEK NEK Section 19, Township the American, In Roy, Mora to establish claim to the land above tion to make Final Three Year Proof, 19 N Range 26 E.. N. M. P. Meridian, County, New Mexico, offer for gale and 17. hag filed public described, before W. H. Wlllcox, a to establish claim to the land above En las escuelas del Estado, en escuela pub-cuy- o notice of intention to make sell at auction to the highest Commissioner, at his office at Roy, New described, before F. II. Foster, U. S. la Final Three Year Proof, to establish eud best bidder for cash $50,000 school Mexico, 20, claim to the be- of on September 1920. Commissioner, at his office at Roy, edificio fue solemnemente bendecido por el land above described, bonds the municipal school district Claimant names jis wtlnesses: New Mexico, on September 15, 1920. fore F. H. Foster, U. S. Commissioner, of the Village of Roy, of the Stae of N. M.; his office Hoy, New Tobias de Herrera, of Albert, Claimant names as witnesses: grave. at at New Mexico, on Mexico, bearing six per centum Prudencio Olivas, of Albert; N. M.; P. J. Laumbach, Thomas Hughes, Webb September 13, 1920. interest per annum, payable Francisco TruJIllo, of N. M.; M. Roy, N. Mex. Claimant names as witnesses: said bonds being of Kephart, Kidd, Jay Finch, all of the denom- Seferino Romero, of De Haven, N. M. VALVERDE, Invito pues, los Geo. O. Cable, Karl Baum, W. H, inations of $500.00 each, dated. August PAZ a padres y madres de familia a Baum end J. E. Wlldman, all cf Roy, 1, 1920,-du- August 1, 1950, redeemable PAZ VALVERDE, Register. New Mexico. option Register, que manden a sus hijos a la escuela parroquial. Es- at the of the Board of Educa- VALVERDE, tion at any time after ten years from NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION to PAZ date, said bonds shall not be sold for es una obligación para ellos, y es una obligación Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department less than ninety five cents on the dol- of the Interior lica, solo entendí-Seño- lar and accrued Interest. Principal and Department of the Interior U. 8. Land Office at Clayton, N. M. se procura educar la mente, el r NOTICE FOR I'l III.ICATION interest shall be payable at a banking U: S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M., July 20, 1920. July 16, 1920. Arzobispo el dia 31 de Mayo de este ano, se house in New York City or at the office NOTICE, is hereby given that John F. Department of the Interior of thetreasurer of said Board of Edu- NOTICE Is hereby given that Marina Shamblin, of Roy. Mora Co., New Mex-lc- o, miento del U. 8. Land Office Clayton, N. Mex cation' Hoy, New op- G. niño. Los católicos en general, y muchas at in Mexico, at the Romero, formerly Marina Gonzales who, on May 1, 1917 made Addi- June 25, 1920. tion of the holders. Bids will be re- of Albert, New Mexico, who, on Jan- tional Homestead Entry, No. 024940, for otras personas for-th- any uary 22, 3 serias in particular reclaman que NOTICE is hereby given that James ceived whole or part of said 1917, made H. K., Serial No. Lots 1, 2. and SEH NWÍ4, Section 1, G. bonds and the undersigned reserves the 024265, the NW Township 25 M. latetj, ot Kephart, L'nion Co., New for SW4 NWS; 18 N R. E., N. P. esto no es suficiente. No que los apren- Mexico, on 1917, right to Teject any and all bids. The M0; N NWÍ4, Section 26, Township Meridian, has filed notice of intention hasta niños who June 6th, made bonds be sold for cash, fifteen 21 Range 28 E., N. M. P. es- Homestead Entry, N. 0Ü5096 for WK shall N, Meridian, to make Final Three Year Proof, to dan a ser sabios, de SEjK, ?7, 22 per centum to be paid at the time thd has filed notice of intention to make tablish claim describ- han aprender también y sobre Section Township N., Range to the land above 29 E N. M. P. Meridian, no- bid Is accepted and the balance on the Final Three Year Proof, to establish ed, before F. H. Foster, U. S. Commis- todo a ser buenos, y has filed delivery of bonds. Bids be to described, be- para esto es necesario educar, tice of Intention to make Final Three the must claim the land above sioner, at his office at 'Roy, New Year Proof, to to unconditional. If a bidder desires to fore W. H. Willcox, I!. S. Commission, Mexico, on September 15, 1920. ademas de su mente, establish claim end a bid by mall, he must transmit er, at his office at Roy, New Mexico, Claimant names as witnesses: su natural, su corazón y su the land above described, before F. H. with the bid a certified check for fif- on September 18, 1920. Foster, U. 8. Commissioner, at his of- Thorns Hughes, E. J. H. Roy, J. W. alma. Luego la moralidad y religion Roy, New Sep. 9, 1920. teen per centum of the amount of the Claimant names as witnesses: Scott, P. J. Laumbach, all of Roy, New la han de ser fice at Mexico, on bid. Benito Arguello, Andres Arnelas, Jose Mexico. ensenadas a los en, Claimant names an witnesses: V. Martinez, Alejandro Gonzales, all niños la escuela. W. H Gay, Will Heath, Fred Moore, PAZ VALVERDE, J. D. Campbell, all of Kephart, N. 'Mex. The assessed valuation of said muni- of Roy, New Mexico. Register. cipal school district is $1,050,000.00. and PAZ VALVERDE. Padres y madres de familia, en nuestra escuela except this issue of bonds and another Rtgister. y l'AZ VALVERDE, issue of J7.S00.00, said municipal school NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION parroquial se ensenara lo Register. district has no indebtedness, cither a sus hijos que aprenden bonded or otherwise. NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION Department of the Interior en la escuela publica, y ademas XOTICE FOH IT. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M., se les ensenara a ser Pl'ULICATION Dated, thU nth day of July 1920, Depantraent of tho Interior 4 4 M July 13, 1920. buenos cuidadanos, Ogden, Sr., U. S. Lund Office at Clayton, N. y buenos cristianos. Department Irvln July 16, 1920. of the Interior Clerk. NOTICE is hereby given that Frank U. S. Land uilicc al 1,111., m...... Méx., NOTICE Is hereby given that Laura M. Stewart, of Monrovia, California, June 18. 1920. White-ma- Nuestra escuela parroquial tendrá, para acom- A. Lohstroh, formerly Laura A. guardian of Emily Lee Stewart, heir NOTICE is hereby plven that Harrv of Roy, Mora Co., New Mexico, at law and next of kin of Leroy E. Lee, odar a los niños, 4 P. Lohstroh, of Mills, New Mexico, who, on 25th, 1916 Ad- 8, cuartos para clases con, por todo, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION who, January made who, on AUKUst 1910, made Desert on Oct. 25, 1915, made Homestead ap- ditional Homestead Entry No. 021558, Land Kntry, No. 011898, for E'A of NEV4 140 asientos de los mas modernos. Las maestras plication Serial, No. 021018, for the Lots for SW 14 SE'.i, NVV4 SWÍ4 , and Sty of Section 8, Township 19 N Range 28 N SEK; SE'4 SE',4. Sec. 6; EH 'Department SW',4, Sect Urn 19, Township 20 N., E., N. M. of the Interior P. Meridian, has filed notice las Hemanas de NEK; NEK S E K . Section 7, Township TJ. .6. N. 25 N. M, P. Meridian, fil- un- serán la Tercera Orden de Santo Land Office at Clayton, Méx., Range E., has of intention to make Final Proof 20 N , Range 25 E., N. M. P. Meridian, June 25, 1920. ed notice of Intention to make Final der the 3rd paragraph of the Act of Domingo Yta están establecidas en Roy y ven- has filed notice of Intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to March 4, 1915 (Public 296) to be per- han NOTICE is hereby given that Dem- Three Year final Proof, to establish the land above described, before F. H. fected by purchase to establish claim ido de la Academia be- etrio Cordova, of Gallegos, New Mex- of- de San José de la Plaza de claim to the iHnd above described, Foster, IT. S. Commissioner, at his to the land above described, before A. fore W. H. Wlllcox, U, S. Commissioner, ico. Administrator of the estate of En Roy, New Mexico, on Sept. 22, Wynne, U. S. rique Cordova, deceased, who, on April fice at A. Commissioner, at his Adrian, Estado de Michigan. at his office at Roy, New Mexico, on 1920. office in Mosquero, N. M., on September August 19. 1920. 10, 1918, made Additional Homestead names as 13, 1920. Sl2y4 Claimant witnesses: Claimant names as witnesses: Kntry, No. '022309, for of NE14 of Otto Lohstroh, W. E. Cantrel, Juan de Claimant names as witnesses: Ruego Kection Township 17 N., Range 30 a los católicos de esta Misión pidan a Otto Lohstroh of Mills, New Mexico; 2, Marls, Magine MitriB, all of Roy, N. M. C. C. Moore. W. F. Lofton, Ralph Elizabeth Vigil, of Dawson, New Mex- B.. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice Hazen, W. L. Woods, all of Mosquero, Dios en sus of intention to make Final Three Year PAZ VALVERDE, oraciones que nuestra escuela parroquial ico; John McCrystal, Jr., of Roy, Sew Proof, to establish claim to the land Register. New Mexico. tenga todo Mexico and Benjamin Wendland. )t above described, before A. A. Wynne, PAZ VALVERDE, el éxito que se desea. Roy, New Mexico. V S. Commissioner, at his office In NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Register. PAZ VALVERD1', , 7 Mosq-uero- N. M., on September 7, 1920. Regls.er. names as Department of .the Interior PADRE FELIX VACHON, I. Claimant witnesses: Ü. Clayton, N. M., 0;M. Zacarías Cordova, of Mosquero, N. fi. Land Office at NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION m., Trinidad Sanchez of Mosquero, N. July 16, 1920. Roy, N. Agosto 1920. Deportment of the Interior M., Marcelino Padia, of Gallegos, N. M., NOTICE Is hereby given that Charles Méx., de U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. Méx., Cresencio Montez, of Gallegos, N. M. P. Field, of David, New Mexico, who, June 18, 1920. on September 14, 1918, made Addition- Is hereby PAZ VALVERDE, al Homestead Entry, No. 025289 for Public Sale NOTICE given that Alfred Register. SW NEW, Toda Good Thought. L. Newman, of Solano, New Mexico, NE4 SEH, W 8E14 and Important Part Left Out who, on June 9, 1916 and Sept. It, Section 12, Township 18 N., Range 29 Though all the winds of doctrine 1918, made Homestead Serial No. E., N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice At Jack Mahoney farm The other evening while drawing entries NOTICE IFOH PUBLICATION to make Three Year were let loose to play upon the earth, 020253 and Serial No. 024190, for tha of Intention Final pictures on a blackboard SWK: NK-- SEK. Sec. 13; NWK, Proof, to establish claim to the land of Roy to amuse our so Truth be In field, N!4 3i miles north girl, the we do Sec. 24, T. 19 N., Range 26 E., and the Department of Interior above described, before A. A. Wynne, little I drew a fish globe contain- Sec. 13; the 8. in by licensing and prohibit- SWK NWK, SWK NWK; TJ. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. Mex,, U. Commissioner, at his office ing two fish. I Sec. 24, 19 N , M., 18, 1920. forgot to draw their NWK SWK, Township June 25, 1920. Mosquero, N. on September ing, to misdoubt her strength. Let Range 26 E., N. M. P. Meridian, has Claimant names as. witnesses: fins, so when I asked her how she of to NOTICE Is hereby given that Halic Marion I. Gilmore, Pierce Field, John Thiers.Aug her and Falsehood grapple; who ever filed notice intention make Final 12 thera : Hoy, Mex- liked she said "But daddy, you Three Year Proof, to establish claim to M. Warner, of Mqra Co., New McFarland, George B. Splvey, all of knew Truth put to the worse In a H. ico, who, on October 5th, 1916, made Mexico. forgot to make their oars." i:tnge. the land above described, before W. Darid, New Exi free and open encounter. Milton. Wlllcox, U. S. Commissioner, at his of- Additional Homestead Entry, No PAZ 'VALVERDE, 10, A. M. fice at Roy, New Mexico, on August Í23Z29, lor SEU NW, 64 NEK Register. at SEK, Section 3, Township 18 N., Range 20. 1920. 26 E.. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice Claimant names as witnesses: of intention 'to make Final ffhree Year NOTtCE FOR PUBldCATION Jack I. Mills, Joseph Allen, Charles J. Proof, to establish claim to the land 13 Horses Burton and Marrlon Conner, all of So- .above 'described, before F. H. Foster, U. Department of the Interior lano, New Mexico. office Roy, TJ. 6. Land Office at Clayton, N. M., PAZ VALVERDE. 8. .Commiflsloner, at his at July 20, 1920. 4 Mares, 4 Geldings, 2 colts Mr. 7 Register.. September 6, 1920. Car Mexico, on Owner New Claimant names as "Witnesses: NOTICE Is hereby given, that Pablo 2 Mules,, yearlings W. E. Yarborough, Joe Mitchell, Wm. Paiz, of David, New Mexico, who, on HOTICE FOR PUBLICATION G. Johnson, James W. Johnson, Jr., all August 14, 1916, made Original Home, cf Roy, New Mexico. stead Entry. No. 022691 and n June 11, Department 1918, made Additional Momesieaa tun-tr- of the Interior VALVERDE, No. 024959, for NÍ4 of Section 17 ..U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M , PAZ LOOK HERE! July 13. 1920. Register. and NE4 and BE or Section 1, Town 31 Cattle shlD 17 N.. Range-3- E.. N. M. P. Merid "''NOTICE Is hereby given that William Ian, has filed notice of intention to 6 Milk Cows, 13 alves, O. Hunt, of David, New Mexico, who, on NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION make Final Three Year Proof, to es March 27, 1919, made Homestead Entry , tablish claim to the land above describ Heifers, 8 yrlng Steers, Poll No. 026498, for NEK Sec. 11, i A'K ed, before A. A. Wynne, U. S. Commis- Make your car run like new REK SWK, and WV4 SEK, Section 2. Department of the Interior sioner, at his office in Mosquero, N. M., Angusl Township 17 N., Range 30 E., N. M. P. TJ S. littivd Office t Clayton. N. Méx., on BeptemDer la, 192. Meridian, has filed notice of intention June .25, 1920. Claimant' names as witnesses: to make Final Three Year Proof, to es- Jacobo Casados, of Mosquero. N. M We have installed a "Burning-in- " tablish claim to tnc land above describ- NOTICE I hereby given that James - Hogs, A. A. W ynne, V. S M. Yates, Kephart, Union Co., New Abran Casados, of Gallegos, N. M.; Mat- 9 ed btfore Commis- of JM. Au- in Mosquero, N. Mexico, who, on May 3, 1917, made las Casados, of Mosquero, M.; sioner, ct his office gustine Martinez, of Mosquero, N. M Boar, 4 Sows, 4 Pigs, and "Running" Machine and we M.. on September 13, 1920. Homestead Entry No. 024996 for Lots Claimant names as witnesses: .1, 4, EH SW4 Sec. 18, Lots 1, 2, E'4 PAZ VALVERDE. W. H. Angel, 19, Township 22 N George Angel, Joseph NW4 Section Rerister. are now equipped to give you the Weir and Cole Weir, of Da- Range 29 E. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed Frank all notice of intention to make Final Three Farm Imp's vid, New Mexico. Year Proof, to establish claim to the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION SERVICE you would get in a City, PAZ VALVERDE. land above described, before F. H. Fos- Department at the Interior ' Complete outfit, including black Register. ter, U. 8. Commissioner, at his office at TJ. S. Land Office Clayton, N. M., Koy, New Mexico, on Sept. 9, 1920. at smith and carpenter tools, Ford July 23, 1920 STATE OF NEW MEXICO, COUN-T- Y Claimant names as witnesses: This machine will put the bearings Moore, Will Heath, J. D. Camp- NOTICE Is hereby given that Marts eon, wheat drill, everything. OF MORA, IN THE DISTRICT Fred B. Martinez, Mexico, bell, J . Yates, all of Kephart, N. M. de of David. New COURT OF THE FOURTH who, on July 20, 1916, made Homestead in as they are at the factory PAZ VALVERDR, Kntry, No. 021918, ror N ft bíü and it DISTRICT. Register. SU li Sec. 10 and E'A NE and SWU Household Goods old-styl- e Chas. W. G. Ward and ) BE 14. Section 15. Township 17 N., Range costs uo more than the Chas. W. Carscallen, ) 31 E., N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Plaintiffs, ) oi intention to mane final inree iear Range, oil stovet Churn, 2 Beds way ' Proof, to establish claim to the land done by hand. vs. ) No. 2732. . above describedvbefore A. A. Wynne, L. ' Department of the Interior Power washing machine Daniel Solis, Estevan ) t U. S. Land Olfice at Clayton, N. Méx.,' S. Commissioner? at his office In Mos. and wr Juno 25, 1920. quero, N. M., on October 6, 1920. Solis, and all unknown ) Claimant names as witnesses: Piano, 8 dozen Chickens, claimants of interest in ) hereby John FORDS, NOTICE is givn that ProcoDio Archuleta. Jose Archuleta, Meat and For FORDSONS and the premises adverse to ) Schneider, of Roy, Alo: a Co., New Mex- Vito Griego,, Miguel Martinez, all of Lard. ' ico, who, on April 2trd, 1917, made Mosquero, m. M. the plaintiff, (the ) . Additional Homestead Entry, No. 024942 Many other makes of Cars. premises being the land ) ' S 1, Township 18 PAZ VALVERDB, See the big bills! for NK'A Section Register and real estate describ- - ) V N., Range 25 E., N. M. P. Meridian, has x filed notice of intention to make Final TEEMS OF SALE ed in the complaint) ) Three Year Proof, to establish claim ) Thing Ars Never Wasted. Defendants. to the land above described, before F. That 6 Months time without interest if Notice H. Foster, U. S. Commissioner, at his No honest work Is wasted. Force offie t Koy, New Mexico, on Septem paid when due. If not paid when due You, Daniel Solis, Estevan Solis, re- Liberty Garage, feer 7, 1920. Is never lost Ton may not se the to draw 10 per cent interest from date and all unknown claimants of inter- Claimant names as witnesses: sults you expect, but there are al- paid. in premises John Shamblin Frank A Roy, Frank until Purchaser giving bankable est the adverse to the Feidel and A. J. Baker, all of Roy, ways remits when there Is effort note or approved security. $10. and ROY, New Mex. plaintiff, (the premises being the New Mexico. Never let yourself think that any- under, cash. PiT Mnt discount for land and real estate described in the PAZ VALVERDE, 5 complaint described), thing you have done has been done casn on sums over in o property and hereinafter Register. iiu. are hereby notified a suit to in vain. Effort and achievement are to be removed until settled for. Birds Must Sing Sweetly. Depends on Point of View. that linnet-Singin- g in plaint- Inseparable. In contests marks are We can see In quiet title the names of the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION the puddle either the iffs to the following described tract scored . against birds Introducing mud or the reflection of the blue sky; Department of the Interior E. Mahoney, "rough song" notes Into "pleasant of land in the County of Mora and J. Per-kln- M., Just as we choose. Lacy Fitch New Mexico, as U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION song" and vice versa. State of described 12, 1920. to-wi- t: July v follows, ' Department of the Interior NOTICE Is hereby given that William U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M., R. E. Morris, Beginning at the southwest corner R. Whlteman, of Roy, Mora Co., New July 13, 1920. of the tract, which point is identical Mexico, who. on June 16th. 1916, made CjA. F. O Whit. with the northwest corner of the tract No. Is hereby given that Guml-clnd- o Additional Homestead Entry, 022332 NOTICE Srhultz & Johnson, Óerks. of land decreed to J. E. Borrego, Hil- for E N1314 and E SE, Section 17, Padilla, of Miera, New Mexico, Township 20 N.( Range 25 E., N. M. P. who, on June 8 and Sept. 17, 1915, made ario Gallepos, and Gregorio Sando- Meridian, han filed notice of Intention Homestead Entry, No. 020238 and Lunch at noon. Brine vour Cwi val, Trustees, for the Community of 020716, NW14: NH BEJ4 to mko n'lnal Three Year Proof, to for NEÍ4 NE.: thinking Cups. Turquillo, thence north twenty-fou- r establish claim to the land above a, NEÍ4 Sec. 13 and Eft SWÍ4, SEÍ4 NW14 A New belore F. H. Foster, U. S. Com- SWÍ4 NE14 8ectlon 12 respectively, (24) degrees west 7125 feet; thence missioner, at his office at Roy, New Township 21, Range 81 E., New Mexico north five (5) degrees, fifteen (15) Mexico, on September 15, 1920. Principal Meridian, has filed notice of minutes west 4640 feet, to the north- Claimant names as witnesses: intention to make Three Year Proof, Juan de Mata Mares, W. E. Cantrel, to establish claim to the land above NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION west corner of the tract, thence north Ed. Emilio Abeyta, all of described, before Register and Receiver, Public Land Sale gixty-si- x (66) degrees, thirty (30) Harrison, T.ciTiri nfflptt. Plnvton. Koy, New Mexico. Uu,oai 1 . - dt- " w a i t i JEWELER P north- September'' 16, 1920. minutes east 6150 feet to the PAZ VALVERDE, New Mexico, on Department Register. Clulmunt names as wmiBe. of the Interior east corner of the tract; thence south Ignacio Vigil, of Bueyeros, N. M.; U. S. Land Office at Clayton, N. M., nine (9) degrees, forty-fiv- e (45) Pablo Garcia, of Bueyeros, N. M.; Man- "C" of orders Sale. , minutes east 5160 feet; thence south 6 h.p. Z type Fairbanks-Mors- e uel Encinlos. of Miera, N. M.; Julian Padilla, of Miera, N. M. July 17, 1920. two (2) degrees, thirty (30) minutes gas engine; 1 grain loader, capacity VAX.VEPJDE, east 4360 thence along line PAZ NOTICE is hereby given that, as feet; the about 1500 bushels daily, complete, Keglstir. ROY! between this tract and the tract de- directed by the Commissioner of the n nearly new, $350 cash. Just what provisions creed to the trustees for the Com- General Land office, under forty-thre- e Ad- munity of Turquillo, south you need for planting wheat of Sec. 2455, R. S., pursuant to the (43) degrees west 5140 feet to dress Box 448, Eaton, N. M. application of James Hunter White the place of beginning, containing DENTIST N. M.. No. 026919, of Solano. Serial 16 Years Experience 1340 acres according to the plat of we will offer at public sale, to-th- e the H. C. Viles, made in December, Siamese Superstition. highest bidder, but at not less than birth of a child In Slam, a' H. S. Murdoch 1915. At the $2.60 per acre, at 10 o'clock A. M., Clocks claim been blessed by the Repairing Watchs and That the plaintiffs to be the cord that has D. S. on the 8th day of September, 1920, owners in fee simple of the said tract priests Is tied around the outside of D. of next, at this office, the following of land and unless you enter or cause the house, and throe bulla of r'"n i"e Springer, will be in tract of land: Lot 4, Sec. 18, T. 19 Jewelry of all Kinds to be entered your appearance in the thrown In "lucky direction" ! N., R. 28 E., N. M. P. Meridian. cause on or before the 20th day kept open, said Old women, who nro lT.y f The sale will not be but Give Me a Trial, I can Please You. of September, 1920, judgment and will be declared closed when those o timo rrnl wluie li: t decree of the court quieting title to at such present at the hour named have ceas- Uio Hid.' i. All My Work is Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction the said lands in the name of the Is to solicit for ROY, ed bidding. The person making the plaintiffs will be taken against you by ronape mid protodiin of ..r.iy highest bid will be required to imme- Bring or Send your Work and it will Receive guardian flij;cls. the default Aug. 16th to 21st diately pay to the Receiver Plaintiffs' attorney is Chas. W. G. NOTICE amount thereof. PROMPT ATTENTION Ward, whose post office and business Anv persons claiming adversely the will be a favor to me if all or address is East Las Vegas, New Mex- It Call early and let us examine above-describ- land are advised to persons who have bills against ma ico. any your teeth. NO CHARGE file their claims, or objections, on or FABIAN CHAVEZ, present them to me that I may the time designated lor sale. would FOR CONSULTATION. before (SEAL.) Clerk of the District Court make provision as soon as possible PAZ VALVERDE, for the County of Mora. Hotel Register. C. E. Hobson, Jeweler for their settlement. Office . at Kitchelle 0. W. IIEARN. THE SPANISH-AMERICA-

FOREIGN QUEEN CITY FARMERS DO WELL riEVS TO DATE Thousands were rendered homeless LATE by a typhoon which, accompanied by Southwest News torrential rains, swept the Island of "TRAFJ'-LES- S IN PARAGRAPHS Luzon, P. I. MARKET From All Over Record Prices Paid Wheat Grow-- . Brigadier General Lucas, who was ers of Western Canada. kidnaped by Sinn Felners from a QUOTATIONS hunting lodge boarded a military lor New Mexico CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF "3UT RESUMPTION OF SERVICE ry and escaped. Will Get Above 40 Cent Over the ABOUT PROMISED IMMEDIATELY , and Arizona WIRES ROUND The general strike declared In Western Newspaper Union News Servio. Fixed Scale Set World Looking THE WORLD. Rome in consequence of fighting be- DENVEB MAIIKETS. BY COMPANY. to the Dominion for It tween tramway workers and street Cuttle Western Newspaper Union News Service. Grain. crowds has ended. Work has been re Beef steers, grass and dry fed 12.0014.00 Twelve hundred acres of state land sumed in all Industries. It will be of Interest to many read- Beef steers, grass fed, good INTERURBAN WILL RUN adjoining the townsite of Gila Bend DURING THE PAST WEEK Archbishop Daniel J. Mannlx of Mel to choice 12.00 12.50 De- ers to learn that their farmer friends Beef steers, grass fed, fair will be sold by the State Land bourne, Australia, will not be allowed to good 9.5fl11.25 partment. In Canada will do so well out of the to land in England because of his re- Heifers, prima ., 9.25 f) 10.00 wheat they grew on western Canada's Cows, good to choice 8.50 9.25 The executive board of the New Lloyd George prairies last year. RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS cent utterances, Premier Cows, fair to good 6.25 7.75 BOULDER AND ELDORADO SERV- Mexico Cottle and Horse Growers' As- Stacker cows 6.754Í 6.75 There was a fixed price of $2.15 per has announced In the House of Com meet- CONDENSED FOR BUSY Gutters 4.50 5.50 ICE WILL NOT BE AFFECT- sociation held Its second annual bushel sea- mons. banners 3.0(1 4.25 paid for their wheat last ing In Silver City Aug. 0. son. PEOPLE. An attempt to reach North Point Bulls 4.25 6.75 ED BY STRIKE. Veal calves 8.00 12.00 Governor Borquez of Sonora has Is- Not knowing the price at whlcb It and thus complete the Danish explor- Feeders, good to choice... 8.00 8.50 Feeders, 7.00(3) 8.00 sued an official order that no wines, would be possible to market the crop, ation of North Greenland, will be fair to good WMtern Newspaper Union Newt Service. Stockers, good to choice.. 7.000 8.00 Western Newspaper Union News Service. beers or liquors may be sold within the Canadian grain board, which or- made by Lange Koch, the young Dan Stockers, fair to good.... 6.50 7.50 150 meters of the international line. ganization handled the whole of ths WESTERN ish scientist and Polar explorer, this Denver. Complete paralysis of tin dry-goo- crop last summer, fixed $2.15 as a min- A bank, three hotels and two summer. Hog. electric transportation facilities of Harry C. Almy of Tombstone has rl-- . imum price for No." 1 wheat, ar- stores were destroyed by fire Good hogs $14.5015.50 Denver, followed a strike of more ben named captain of the civilian and The Canadian fishing vessel GIffen, ranged that each farmer should be which swept three blocks of the busi- Sheep. than 1,100 carmen at 5 o'clock Sunday fie team to be sent from Arizona to was destroyed by fire off Granan. Lambs given certificates for the quantity ot ness district of Desdemona, In the $14.0014.65 morning, forcing thousands of persons the national rifle matches at Cump Island, near Prince Rupert. Three Vearllngs 9.0010.00 wheat he delivered. The amount re- Texas oil fields. Wethers 8.00 8.50 In city to walk. The strike went Perry, Ohio. men aboard had time only to lower a the ceived over and above the fixed pries Brent Dow Alllnson of Chicago was Ewes 7.50 8.00 Immediately after the A. W. McCullom, assistant postmas- dory In which they rowed 24 hours to into effect which was paid to the farmers when released from the federal penitentiary union men had voted 887 to 10 In fa- ter at Superior, Ariz., Is being held In a sand pit where they were given Dreamed Poultry. selling their wheat was to be divided at Leavenworth, where he was serv- vor of a walkout to enforce their de- custody on a charge of embezzling food. The following prices on dressed pro rata at the end of the season, and ing a term on the charge of being a mands for a wage of 75 cents an of money order funds from the Explosion of a bomb in a window of poultry are net F. O. U. Denver. the holders of these certificates will, war slacker. He failed to report when Turkeys, No. Is 45 hour. They have been receiving 58 government. St. Filipe's Catholic Church at Havana, Turkeys, old toms. 40 therefore, participate In the extra drafted. Hens, 14 cents maximum. of re- lb As the result of a meeting the price received according to the quan- while a service was in progress, Ducks, 25 After a peace conference attended young 027 A of experienced trustees, Alamogordo schools will be sulted in the death of one woman and Geese 25 27 sufficient number tity of wbeat sold. by dairy managers whose firms shut 23 25 in Denver to among the equipped in the way of slight Injuries to a few other persons. Roosters tramway workers are best The latest advices are that the off Kansas City's milk, city officials Tramway any schools The one victim's death was due to man the cars which the playground equipment of wheat board will pay at least 40 cents and members of the Consumers' I.lve Poultry. fright. Only slight damage was done company plan to run from the barns in the state. a bushel over the fixed rate of $2.15 a League, have announced that regular Turkeys, 10 lbs. or over.... 30 morning, according to 33 beginning Tuesday T. W. Selk, station agent at Osborn, bushel for their wheat of last season. continue. the church. Hens, lb 30 delivery of milk would Ducklings 2S to company officials, and by Wednes- Ariz., and for many years station agent This means that about $40,000,000 will Critchley, well-know- n In Canadian Three men are under arrest at El- OoslinRs 20 022 day the company heads believe nor- Huachuca, took his own Ufe be distributed among the farmers of military circles, has recruited and Broilers. 1920 crop 40 43 at Fort dorado, Kan., charged with stealing Cocks 16 mal service will be restored. No se- Osborn by cutting his Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. taken into Mexico three battalions of at his home at approximately 5,500 barrels of crude rious interference is expected to arise throat with a razor. This sura represents the difference in Line Com- British and Canadian war veterans to oil from the Prairie Pipe Kit lie. from striking street car men when the Pol- the price at whlcb the wheat crop was settle them on a million-acr- e estate. Manuel Pollock, son of Andres pany, and selling It to neighboring Eggs, strictly fresh, case plan of operating the car line to the sold and the price that was fixed for or- count lock, Las Vegas, N. M., was seriously towns. The oil is valued at $20,000. These settlers, it was stated, are $12.2512.50 Fitzsimmons general hospital is car- last season's crop. ganized on a thorough basis, Loss off, per doz 33 .44 injured at Los Cerillos when a large Nearly 2,000 persons, watching fire military ried out, with soldiers from the in- Canadian Wheat In Demand. including fully standpipe fell on him, crushing one destroy the warehouse of a Minneapo- four equipped air stitution in charge of the cars. The A declaration Canadian wheat squadrons. lluttcr. foot and most of the leg. that lis brewing company, weré so interest- Creamery, first grade 57 company has announced that this would in all probability sell this year Creamery, grade 48 50 comity's attempt at cot- ed they forgot to turn in an alarm, Twenty-fiv- e thousand persons at- second service is not intended to provide Curry first at between $3 and $5 per bushel, was Process Butter , 49 ton raising is reported from districts Damage estimated at $15,000 was done tended the funeral at Old Castle Packing stock . .... f ...... 36 38 transportation for civilian passen- made recently before a conference of before firemen discovered the blaze. Meath, Belfast, of Seumas Naeergain, gers. southeast of Clovis, where several western supporters of the government hundred acres planted this spring Is Mrs. Lottie Smith Rupp, motion pic commandant of the Irish volunteers Ilutter Fat. With pickets posted by the union by Dr. Robert Maglll, who was one of and a of O'Connell Direct 56 58 said to be In excellent condition. a from Winnipeg grain ture actress, younger sister to Mrs relative Cardinal Station 52 patrolling the four division points of deputation the Naeergain y approximately 0 Maglll In fa- Mary Pickford Fairbanks, filed suit of Boston. was shot by the the company, Tramway officials rap-Idl- An Increase of exchange. Dr. argued for divorce In the Superior Court at military while discharging his duty Fruit. completing preparations for the In assessed valuation of prop- vor of open trading from the aspect Los Angeles. She charges Albert G. with the volunteer police. After serv- ADDles. new. Colo., box J3.504.00 of strike- erty In Maricopa county was noted In of world conditions. He stated that Cantaloupes, standard, crts.. 6.00(6.00 Importation of hundreds Kupp, New York stock broker, with de ices at the Kells church the proces- Cantaloupes, pony crates.... 3.7b4.(u breakers and the resumption of nor- a tentative budget for 1920-2- 1 made no wheat could be exported from Rus- sertion. sion marched sixteen Irish miles to mal service, and city authorities pre- public by the board of supervisors. sia owing to Internal troubles. Robert A. Robertson, a veteran of the cemetery. Vegetables. paring to check any disorders as a Action to repair the Apache Trail, Roumanla would have absolutely Asparagus, lb f .13 .15 none to export, India was prohibiting the World War and captain of a com Troops of General Wu Pel Fu are consequence of the strike, the day connecting Phoenix and Globe, was be- Beans, navy, cwt 8.50 9.00 export, while Australia's acreage pany of national guardsmen which was close to Peking on the southwest, but Beans, Pinto, cwt 6.00 6.75 passed without untoward incident. gun here at a meeting of the board of Beans, Lima, lb 22 .25 would fall from 12,000,000 to 7,000,000. shortly to go on duty with other state everything is orderly. Traffic with ,06 housing and feeding the supervisors of Maricopa county, water Beans, green, lb Plans for The result 'would be that Australia troops under the command of Gen. J Tien Tsln has been Interrupted for Beans, wax, lb .06 strikebreakers have been completed users' officials and civic organiza- several days. Tung Cho, looting Beets, Colo., doz. bunches .30 .40 would scarcely have enough to feed F. Wolters, was shot and killed at Gal where Beets, cwt S.00 4.00 to the finest detail, according to the tions. and disorder was reported Sunday, is herself, and there would be absolute- veston by a sentry at the National Cabbage, Colo., cwt 3.00 8.50 company officials, and the company's The New Mexico Normal School has said to be quiet. The detachment of Carrots, cwt 4.00 6.00 ly no wheat for Europe, except from Guard camp. 10 .12 quartermaster department will be closed its summer school. The sum- American marines sent to bring out Cauliflower, lb the Argentine and North America. Cutworms have appeared in great H. H. cucumbers, doz.... 1.60 2.00 able to withstand a prolonged strike mer session has been the most success- American residents, if necessary, is Leaf lettuce, h. h.. doz... .40 .60 Dr. Maglll, according to formal an- numbers Canastota, thirty miles 90 1.00 with the large supplies of foodstuffs ful ever held at the school and showed at remaining there as a precautionary Lettuce, head, doz nouncement, though it would be im- northwest of Sioux Falls. On one Unions, Colo., cwt which have been stored in the Tram- an increase over last year of over 50 mensure. , Green peas, lb 10 .12 possible to secure as good a price for farm a damage of 40 per cent was Peppers 15 .20 way building. per cent. the producer by control as by the Potatoes, new 6.50 6.00 & done to the crops of small grain. GENERAL Service on the Denver Interurban County mar-j- et Badishes, long h. h 20 .30 At a meeting of the Curry open market. The United States Every available man In the vicinity Fire Chief John Healy of Denver, Kadishes, round h. h 20 .30 electric line to Boulder and Eldorado Fair Association It was decided to was now open, and, according to has been recruited In an effort to Rhubarb, lb 03 .04 will not be Interrupted In the was elected unanimously president of Spinach 04 .05 Springs hold a county fair again this season, present prospects, there would be stop the work of the worms, which the International Association of Fire Turnips, Colo., cwt 5.00 least by the Denver tramway strike, probably some time early in the fall. tnlgbty little to spare from that quar- are said to number on an average Chiefs at the concluding session of the according to a statement issued by C. The fair will be held In connection ter. The net result would be that Ca- of 100 to the square foot convention at Toronto. HAY AND GRAIN. W. Richards, general superintendent. with the exhibits of the boys' and girls' nadian wheat would undoubtedly go- Handcuffed and chained to his blcy A bounty 5 cents each Grnln. club. to a record figure. Advertisement of for rat, carloads, O. Tony Plzzo, a member of crew Buying prices (bulk) F. cle, the dead or alive, was declared by the city B. Denver: Airplane Thieves Operate. The Eighth Annual Northern Ari- S. S. Zula, Into Denver Pres-cot- t, Ingenious Motion of the U. rode of Philadelphia in connection with a Corn, No. 3 yellow Chicago. The first airplane theft zona State Fair will be held at Picture. on his way from New York to Los An- Corn, No. 3 mixed 2.85 Motion pictures of construction movement by health officials to pre- per In Chicago occurred here at Checker- Oct 14, 15 and 18. The officials geles return. Pizzo has been re Oats, cwt work in which a large public building and vent the entrance of bubonic plague to Barley, ner cwt 2.30 board field, where two men, arriving of the association expect to make this duty In navy appears to rise from the ground like lieved from active the that city. . Hay. daybreak, sailed away before the year's fair the most successful from may the at magic, being completed in the ten temporarily, that he make Phillip Nissenmn, 24 years old, a con- Timothy, No. 1, ton 129.00 sleepy mechanics who watched the every standpoint that has ever been transcontinental round trip, which he Timothy. No. 2, ton 28.00 minutes' duration of the film, are be- vict in the state prison at Auburn, N. South Park, No. 1, ton 28.00 take-off- , realized what had happened. held. has pledged himself to accomplish 2, 26.00 ing shown before various engineering Y., was murdered In the prison yard South Park. No. ton Several planes took the air, but failed Corp. Antonio Salcldo, Ninth Aero without once being unchained from his Alfalfa, ton 25.00 societies by government representa- by fellow inmates following a series Second Bottom, No. 1, ton 23.00 to locate the plane. It was found squadron, who was killed when the bicycle. 2, 21.50 tives, according to Popular Mechanics of fights in which several convicts Second Bottom, No. ton later four miles from the field, where In which he was riding as ob- Straw 10 00 plane Magazine. The structure Is the In- participated. been forced to land nose-dive- WASHINGTON t the thieves had server d near Alturas, Calif., dustrial building of the United States of engine trouble. The men pa- Suppression of Bolshevist newspa Amesoll Patasonl of Lawrence, AND PELTS. because while on a forest reserve service of standards, pictures HIDES In- bureau and the pers in Mexico has been ordered by Kan., who at 19 is leading contestant stripped the machine of valuable trol, received a military funeral at were made by exposing a short length) Denver Price 1.1st. struments. President de la Huerta, the Mexican for the honor of representing the Dry Flint Hide. Phoenix. of film every day during the ten Washington In races In embassy at has been ad United States the distance Butcher, 16 lbs, and up 22 County road work In the vicinity of months of work on the building. vised. the Olympic games at Antwerp this Butcher, under 16 lbs 23 "Good" Indian. Gallup and throughout the greater 20 year, Is a full blood Zunl Indian. Fallen, all weights Mex- United States district attorneys and Bulls and stags 12 Elbow Lake, Minn. Thirteen part of McKinley county, In New other federal agents as well as the fair Archbishop Daniel C. Mannlx of Culls skulls, believed to be those of In- ico, Is progressing rapidly. The roads per " END OF EIGHT price commissions have been instruct Australia, on a tour of the country, Dry Salt hides. 6c lb. less. dians, were unearthed on the farm from Gallup to Raman, Coal Basin and Dry Flint Pelts. ed by the Department of Justice to said he would have to rearrange his Of Lara O. Pjelle, near Barrett. China Springs have been graded and Wool pelts '. IB watch closely for profiteering In the Itinerary as n result of Premier Lloyd Short wool pelts 10 Pjelie discovered them when he culverts put in and part of the road 07 YEARS MISERY e by dealers of the millions of George's announcement that he would Butcher shearings pulled up the stump of what had to Gibson has been completed. By the No. 2 murrain shearings 05 dollars' worth of canned' meat now not be allowed to land In Ireland. The Bucks, saddles and pieces of pelts .07 been a huge oak tree, believed to be end of the year practically all of the being distributed by the War Depart- prelate had planned to sail for Green Salted Hides, Etc. more than 100 years old. All had county roads will be In splendid con- Used Lydia E. Pinkham't ment. Queenstown. up, 1 10 scalped. dition. Cured Hides, 25 lbs. No. been Vegetable Compound Judge C. B. Ames, assistant to the Resolute captured the fifth race be Cured Hides, 25 lbs. up, No. 2 09 The breeders of high grade livestock No. 1 08 Bulls, Intra-Stat- e Raiset Asked. county held a meeting in attorney general since June, 1919, and tween the defender and the challenger Bulls, No. 2 07 In Union and Recovered. in charge of the government's case in Shamrock IV., In their contest for the Glues, hides and skins 06 Washington. Advances of Intra- Clayton, N. M., and formed an organ- Kip, No. 1 12 re- to be as the Union the coal strike injunction proceedings, America's cup, and thereby the cup Kip, No. 2 10 state rates freight, passenger and ization known Newark, N. J. "The doctor said I has resigned. mains in America. Calf, No. 1 20 Pullman to correspond with the in- County Pure-Bre- d Livestock and Poul- had an organic trouble and treated me Calf, No. 2 .18 1 authorized by the try Association. weeks. Abandonment of Camp Zachary Tay- E. II. Murdock, prominent in Cincin- Branded Kip and calf. No. 12 terstate increases lor several and club said Branded Kip and calf, No. 2 11 Interstate Commerce Commission will The assessment of Pima county's At times I could not lor, Louisville, Ky., has been an- nati's business life, and cured hides, 2c per lb. less Part be asked of state railway commission- taxable property is estimated at ap- walk at all and I nounced by the War Department, with to be the father of the "more daylight" than cured. jpPlf suffered with per my movement In America, Balti- Green hides, 4c lb. less than ers, it was stated by Alfred P. Thorn, proximately $03,025,000 in the abstract the notice that the first division, now died at ' back and limbs so cured. general counsel for the Association of assessment rolls presented by I stationed there, will be transferred to more, a few hours after having under- Green Salted Horselildes. of the often had to stay in Jo. 0005.50 Executives. S. county assessor, to the Camp DIx, N. J. gone an operation at the Johns Hop- No i Hallway V. Griffith, bed. I suffered off Ko. 2 4.00 4.60 Douglas. on kins hospital there. He was 58 years 60c less. State Tax Commission at and for eight Captain Rudolph W. Schroeder, hold- Headless, Finally old. Ponies and glue 2.503.50 To Stimulate Panama Commerce. The wheat crop this season In Cur- years. I er of the world altitude record, will heard that Lydia E. Washington. The ry county will be the lnrgest in his- pilot the American army plane In the Deputy Sheriff Harry Worden was EASTERN LIVE STOCK. Pinkham's V e g open Pan- tory. Many of the large fields are pro- Gordon Bennett international cup race Instantly killed, another deputy sheriff At Chicago. College of Commerce will at Compound was ama City, 1, under patronage of ducing sis high as twenty-fiv- e bushels a good medicine and week of was wounded and two alleged bandits Chicago.--Catt- Jan. to be held in France the last le Top, $16.85; bulk, per acre and the average for the coun- tried it with splen September, It was announced at the were shot in a gun fight between choice, $16.00 16.60; grassy, $11.00 the government of the Panamá. 14 60; best she stock steady, others ty will be between fifteen and eighteen did effect I can now do my house- War Department. sheriff's officers and a gang of rob- dragging; best cows, $5.509.00; handy work and my washinsr. I have recom- up slow; bulk, $6.U011.00; Ordered Back. bushels per acre. - bers who held and robbed the weight bulls Strikers mended your Vegetable Compound and Adoption- of a more liberal policy bolognas fully 25 cents lower; choice A budget of $948,521.70, for expenses Farmers' State Bank at Grass Lake, slow, Indianapolis. Striking mine work- your Blood Medicine and three of my with regard to exports, is planned by vealers, $1K.6016.75; stockers 1, east of Mich. 25 lower. of the city of Phoenix from July friends are taking them to advantage. Japanese government, according twelve miles Jackson, ' cents ers In Indiana and Illinois were or- the Hogs Receipts, 21,000. Mafket un- 1920 to June 30, 1921, has been sub- You can use my name for a testimonial. '' com- men when five ban- dered back to work by President John to reports at the department of Four were shot even, 25 to 60 cents higher; top, $16.00; mitted for the city commission by City Mrs. Theresa Coventry, 75 Burnett merce. While retaining export con-- ' dits held up the paymaster of the light and light butchers, $15.0016.60; L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers Newark, N. J. packing sows, $13.85 to 14.25; pigs, $14.00 Manager C. A. Thompson. Last year's St, gov- & Marx Clothing Com- of America. trol of certain commodities, the Hart, Schnffner 15.00. budget was $508,651.90. It was brought Chicago, $10,- - Yon are invited to write for free adrice ernment, owing to the recent commer- pany at escaping with Sheep Receipts, 22,000. Market out that during the past year the cor- 26 40 Six-Inc- crisis, decided 000 In cash. Two of the wounded were slow. Lambs, to' cents lower; h Hailstones in Kansas. medicine suc- cial and financial has top lambs, poration area has increased 27 per cent No other has been so away sheep steady; Western in suffering to relax export embargoes and license bandits who were carried by $15.25; top native, $14.75; bulk, $13.00 Wichita, Kan. Hall, measuring six doubling, however, the miles of streets cessful relieving woman's top Lydia E. Vegetable restrictions. Products affected include their cdmpanions, and the other vic- 14.00; feeder yearlings, $11.00; In fell as has Pinkham's Western, $10.00; Western, $9.00; top Inches circumference here for to be sprinkled and the cost of clean- Compound. Women may receive rice, wheat, barley tims were a company employé and an free paper, fertilizers, native, $8.25; good choice feeder lambs, twenty minutes, ruining automobile ing ditches and furnishing water for and helpful advice by writing the Lydia- and cotton yarn. express messenger. $12.5013.00; choice native Western breaking windows. breeding ewes, $10.75; native, $9.25.. tops and Irrigation. ls. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. An Increase of about 3 per cent In Twenty firemen were overcome Miss Mort, the English artist model, Such letters are received and answered women only and held in freight traffic on the railroads of the while fighting a fire that practically Chicago Cask Grain. Poland Face Crisis. and Henry O'Brien, her soldier trial by strict confidence. country during the first two weeks of destroyed the beef house of Armour Chicago. Wheat No. 1 red, $2.62 ,New York. Compelled by the Bol- husband, around whom centered the July as compared with the same period & Company, a five-stor- y structure 2.66; No. 1 red, $2.622.63. shevist advance to leave her crops sensational shooting of O'Brien by Dr. No, in 1919 has been reported by the com- covering a block at the stock yards, Corn No. 2 mixed, $1.4701.48; and with her transportation Campbell at Wickenburg, are being 2 yellow, $1.48 1.49. Soap $1,000,-00- Cuticura American Chicago. The flames menaced 0 system disrupted, Poland Is on the ent to England on the "aliens' spe- mission on car service of the Oats No. 2 white, 80 12c; No. I Railway Association. Loaded cars worth of beef In adjoining storage white, 77tt81c. threshold of a national food shortage cial" which Is transporting undesira- Is Ideal for numbered 1,597,295 against 1,553,071 plants. Rye No. 2, $1.982.06. as winter approaches. bles who have been ordered de- Barley 5c 11.06. for the same two weeks of 1919 and The estate of the late Col. Robert Timothy Seed $9.00011.25. ported. The Complexion for the similar period of 1918. Bacon, formerly a partner In J. P. Clover Seed $30.0036.00. Rate Raise Granted. The crop conditions In Colfax coun- Pork Nominal. S- - 25c, Oieh 1 25 ni 50c, Tlc25c. Air mail service from New York to Morgan & Company, totals $7,585,000, Lard $18.67. Washington. Authority for the rail- ty, N. M., are excellent and will exceed San Francisco will be Inaugurated In according to an appraisal announced Kibs $16.00017.00. roads to Increase revenues by approx- a former record of 160,000 bushels of Postmaster Gen- by the state controller of New York, imately one billion and a half dollar winter wheat and 240,000 bushels of FRECKLES September, Assistant Chicas; Dairy. purpose of fixing the been granted by the Interstate spring wheat. The yield of other SSgBaB eral Praeger announced at for the tnmr Chicago. lower; creamery, has Butter grains will be very large. tax. I353c. Commerce Commission. also W. N. U, DENVER, NO. 20. THE RPANI9H-AMERICA-

SAY "DIAMOND DYES" was actually under way the convoys were suffering from gunfire as well Don't streak or ruin your material in si Sure as from the bombs of aviators, poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes." KIEV EVACUATED the and Easy directions in package. In the city which they had left be- Relief hind the fleeing troops and refugees could see the flames mounting steadi- WHILE BURNING ly from burning buildings.. The ride out was an exciting one. The trains "CORNS" could only be moved at a slow speed, and Polish soldiers were required on 6 Bell-an-s Americans With Polish Army Tell the condition of the people whom the Poles were obliged to leave behind the footboards of all the engines to Hot water Lift Right Off Without Pain Thrilling Story of Flight maintain order and prevent panic.' Sure Relief since the trains could not accommo- From Bolsheviki. date' them. There were Incidents in rrEJLL-AM- S which fathers and mothers gave up FRENCH GALLANTRY IS DEAD their places in order that their chil- dren, T ATROCITIES BY REDS particularly their daughters, Girls Now Have to Fight for Seat might escape from the doomed region. In Paris Subway SQUEEZED Ordered to Leave City. Trains. evacuation Is Weird and Picturesque Up to the last, according to Colonel Happening Hacked and Mutilated Gasklll's account, the Poles were de- Paris. So bad have the traveling termined to hold conditions become on the tubes here ira Bodies of Polish Soldiers At- the city. The staff TO DEATH had not only planned but had put that the woman workers, Including the test Cruelty of Reds. Into operation a scheme defense, mlddlnettes and modistes of the fash- When the body begins to tifien for and General Itydz Smigley was satis-fle- d ionable shops, have demanded that a and Washington. A vivid description of movement becomes painful it that while the cost might be special carriage on each train be re- I w lie evacuation of Kiev by the Polish is usually an indication that the II heavy, they could hold ground. served for women. FULLY irray was received In Washington, In their OCCUPIED. kidneys are out of order. Keep AH the time was be- "The traditional gallantry of France :he from that the decision these organs shape of mall dispatches must be dead," remarked a tired busi- healthy by taking Doesn't hurt a bltl Drop a little ing made, Colonel Gasklll stated, the "How are things going these days?" Warsaw, the Polish capital. Colonel ness girl. "Traveling on the metro at "Freezone" on an aching corn, Instantly staff headquarters was fairly besieged isked the washing machine agent who COLD MEDAL 3askill, formerly of the American certain hours of the day has become that corn stops hurting, then shortly by Russians and Poles begging the rlslted the hamlet, now and again. irmy, but now of the Polish railway nothing more or less than a battle In 1 general not to abandon them and pre- you lift it right off with fingera. Truly nlssion, and Jay P. Moffat, secretary "Finer than frog hair!" replied th dicting their fate with return of which the weak have no chance Grudge, Tour druggist sells a tiny bottle of Jf the American Legation at Warsaw, the andlord of the tavern at the reds. against the strong." "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to famished two of the clearest stories 'Business Is so lively and everybody The knowledge that the reds had to busy The world's standard remedy (or kidney, remove every hard corn, soft corn, or it the actual abandonment of the that now'days hardly evei crossed the and were advancing o Tr, bladder and uric acid tronólas. corn between the toes, and the calluses, Ukrainian city. river nore than a dozen fellers gather from the was confirmed by Famous sines 1696. Taka regularly and without soreness or Irritation. The account, which, although not north the Wireless Guidance iround a dog fight, unless, of course, appearance of red be- keep in good health. In threa sixes, all official, Is regnrded asVellable Infor- airplanes which tere are more than two dogs In It." druggists. You would any gan dropping for Swedish Fishers Guaranteed as represented, not think duty, small mation, follows: Incendiary bombs on the far tha Gold If you city so In teak hum MU1 oa erery kea yourself were great. that a relatively short time Turning a Deaf Ear. aad amea a Imitation Picturesque and Thrilling Event. half a dozen fires were burning. Stockholm. Wireless tele- Mrs. Bacon How Is your sister get-ln-g "The evacuation of Kiev by the Pol- "While the Polish was en- phone receivers are being placed After Ten Years staff along taking boarders? ish army was a picturesque as well deavoring to reach a decision the posi- by the Swedish government on fichell""Rs-r1erc- er Eatonic Proves the Best Mrs. Egbert Oh, splendidly! She as a thrilling event. Credit for sav- tive order came from the chief of fishing craft, so the fishers may "I say, God bless eatonic," lasn't heard a complaint from one of writes ing not only his men but also for the staff, PllsudskI, to abandon the place, be warned of bad weather and Graham Mrs. Delia M. Doyen. truth- er boarders yet. Speed Truck "I can rescue of the immense swarm of ref- and a wild rush of preparation began. Informed where good catches of fully say, suffering stomach "Why, I did not know she was get-in- g High grade lines of low depreciation. after with ugees which accompanied the army A Polish Bed Cross and other agen- herring may be expected. As no trouble for ten long years, havi as deaf as London An-iwe- ÜNGER-GOF- that I must be given to General Rydz Smlg-le- transmitters will be placed on that! F MOTORS cies began to gather together the ref- & SUPPLY CO. never do me so much had anything the Polish commander oí the Kiev ugees and the army officials to mar- the boats the fishers will not be DENVER . good as this one box of eatonic." sccupntlon. ' Since the evacuation shal their men. These preparations able to communicate with other KK We print these grateful words from these refugees have been making their were, of course, noted by the enemy, vessels nor with wireless sta- Kill All Flies! this lady, so every- Placed .n y where, DAISY FLY KILLER attracts anrj dear that sufferers way Into Warsaw clad In anything and the number of red planes In- tions on shore. tui all fliw. Neat, clean, ornamental, convenient and where may have hope and a little remotely resembling have k cneap. iaauanaea-rsof- i. clothes and creased. By the time the movement Uada of metal. faith just enough to give eatonic a been giving truthful but none the less win noi ton or injur trial. Why, folks, last year over half extraordinary accounts of the experi- rr''''i anything. Gatrantwd. U A I a I a million people used eatonic and ences which they have undergone. FLY KILLER at vonr deal! am found relief. "Colonel Gasklll, who came out of by 8 EXPRESS.prepaid. $1.28. This Is sim- Kiev with troops, HAROLD SOIiKKS. 160 Da Kalb Ave.. Brooklyn, M. Y. the secret: Eatonic the Polish was with VENTILATION IN ply takes up the excess acids, poisons the Polish staff there throughout the PARKER'S and gases, and carries them right out entire experience and witnessed the HAIR RAIJQAftjf of the body. Of course, when the planning as well as the execution of RamoTasDuidnia-staiiaUilriralU- METAL MINES Is gets the evacuation movement. Mr. nwiiwa rid cause removed, the sufferer Moffat Beauty to Cray and Faded Hair well. Stomach trouble causes about took part In the evacuation of Jlto-mler- ml BOOSTING V; quate FTlBríor Chrn. les. Patchogtif, RT seventy diseases, so, If and experienced, after the An Economic Fault That Should ventilation of metal mines than IT. Budenny of coal mines. The Friend Everything is going up. him LaM you are suffering any kind of misery, red cavalry raid, a thrilling latter require air nrroKiclas w w nouiuiut VTOaJ, Be louse, etc, itopa all pain, ensure comfort to ta Ko-ve- Remedied, Says Federal Poet Yes, yesterday a literary ., not feeling well, go right to your drug- night ride through the forests of l, currents to remove explosive gases fee, make atlcinir eany. lfto. bj mall or at Drus-- lady offered my Uta, Üiacox Cbwaiau Woriu. VaUolioffuo, H. T. while and the fumes of explosives, me a nickel for gist today and obtain a big box of the peasants along the way Engineer. but metal thoughts. eatonic; cost, Is a trifle. Use It and were apparently taking pot shots at mines, In addition to the need of re- moving DEALING IN DAYLIGHT STOCK find quick, sure relief. any soldiers they saw, with little re- fumes of explosives and occa- The Last Word. Make this test you will see, and gard to the color of their uniforms. sionally explosive gases, frequently Far more than all red terror gangs LIVES AND EFFICIENCY LOST Beginners In Grand Old Game of Spec- then, If you are not satisfied, your "The stories told by both Colonel have need of removing dusts danger- Of evtl glim I hate bally putt hangs Hu- druggist will your money back. Oasklll and Mr. Moffat confirm what ous to health, reduction of high tem- the that ulation Made Somewhat hand Upon the rim. morous Selection. He does not want one penny unless, hns so often been said of the cruelties peratures and high humidity, and re- One Thousand Die Annually From eatonic pleases you. Adv. of the red troops. Colonel Gasklll moval of Inert, but unhealthful gases." Caused Deceived. told with Miner's Consumption, Chiefly The main features affecting metal-min- e Two young pretenders of high school considerable vividness of the Miss Loftibrow Why did you leave descent of upon by Dust Time Lost Aggregates ventilation as outlined In part age have been noticeable In a local FOR EVERY DAY, AS IT WERE the reds the city even the agricultural college? In- before troops Millions of Dollars. by Mr. Harrington, are: broker's office recently, taking an the and refugees had Miss Manchaser It was a swindle, gotten away, terest In everything financial. Soldier's Preference Was for Some- and of a night spent Movement of Air This involves ef- rhe catalogue mentioned thorough amid Washington. The desirability of It had been explained that X on the thing of Which He Could Make turbulence and constant Indis- fects of air movement at various tem- loursei; In husbandry. I took two firing by efficient control of air currents and ticker tape was the abbreviation for General Use. criminate the reds on refu- peratures, humidities, and with cer- terms and there wasn't, even a hint gees necessity supplying metal mine United States steel. ÜQ stood for and troop trains. Fortunately the of tain gases present, and the advisable husbands. work- ibout Great Northern ore, and the figure fol- A British general who was com- their aim for the most part was poor. workers with better and safer velocity of current to use. ing conditions an active lowing was the price at which the mandant of a district In India had Mr. Moffat in his region saw the hack- has created Temperature The temperature of The Vital One. in mine ventilation, es- stock was selling at the moment. presented the prizes at the garrison ed and mutilated bodies of Polish sol- Interest metal the air In a metal mine Is influenced "I have taken up the study of eth- In years. In a paper They had been watching the ticker sports, and was rather surprised when diers along the roadway at Jltomlercz, pecially recent by the outside air temperature, under- nology, and what puzzles me Is what bu- prize-winner- s, the bodies issued by the United States for some time when PM was flashed one of the a private In and of four mutilated sol- just ground rock and water temperature, Is the greatest problem of the races?" D. Harring- on the tape, along with several hun- an infantry regiment, approached him diers hanging In a freight car, their reau of mines the writer, oxidation of ores and timbers, mine "That's easy. It Is to guess right mining engineer of bureau, dred other quotations, and they Imme- a few days later an(l begged to know wounds attesting that their deaths had ton, the fires, friction of air due to velocity of which horse Is going to win." diately began to hunt through the if he would be allowed to change his been made as horrible as humanly discusses the subject both with regard flow, movement of ground, firing of efficiency economy as well as guide card for the meaning of PM. prize for something useful. possible. to and shots, quantity of air circulating, heat She Knew Then. is on per- "Going to buy something?" In- "What was your prize?" asked the The condition of the refugees was safety and health. It based from breathing of men and animals, "George, who Is that old man who Mr. Harrington quired the board marker. general. described by both men as pathetic, sonal observations of heated air from other mines, heat from itared at me so during dinner? years' study "Yep," five shares of this PM stock. In reply, the man produced a long men, women and babies being huddled during more than four electric motors and other machinery. "Oh, that's Mr. Doan, the famous Into box cars, and all of metal mines In six states, in which I see It's quoted at $1 a share." case under his arm, and showed a arrayed In most Humidity The humidity of mine air Insanity expert I" Cartoons Maga-tin- "Oh," said the board marker, glanc- handsome pair of meat carvers. extraordinary makeshift clothing. more than fifty mines were visited. depends on the relative humidity of is general- ing at the clock, which was then point- "Very nice, I am sure," said the They had been summoned to flee the In coal mines ventilation surface air, wetness of shafts and essential, In many ing to one o'clock. "I see you are tak- general. "What do you want to city with hardly more than an hour ly regarded as but workings, the velocities, quantities, Will Enlighten Jack, Too. ones, ing stock In the afternoon." Indian- change them for?" of warning and all had fled almost metal mines, especially shallow and temperatures of the air circulated. Mother Do you mean to tell me they operators pay attention to apolis News. "Well, you see, sir," replied the as stood. They had abandoned the little Where small fan units are employed that you and Jack Addlepate are ta no ventilation, or Ignore altogether, man, "I would rather have a knife their homes with preparation. They it to force air through galvanized Iron marry?" Mr. Harrington says : His One Chance. and fork of the size to eat meat with." had no food and no clothing other says the writer. or canvas tubing, these also affect the Daughter I cot only mean to tell Necessary. "I believe," said the Impatient man Edinburgh Scotchman. , than what they wore. Even more ter- Ventilation humidity through absorption or depo- you, mamma, but Jack. refugees, however, Is greater necessity for ade-- as he put aside the telephone, "that rible than the was "There sition of moisture. I'll go fishing." The Mornmg After. Mine gases and dusts The Intake The Same Thing. '"Didn't know you care for fishing." Wlfey It's your own fault. You air Is usually pure, except In rare In- Barr I hear that you are leading a "I don't ordinarily. But It's the pnly ought to know better than to stay out General Pershing Gets Jeweled Sword stances where smoke' or dust from sur- double Ufe. chance I have of finding myself at the till 2 o'clock with your good for noth-ln- g face works may be present. The air Carr Not exactly. It's costing me end of a line that Isn't busy." Boys' friends drinking Ice cream soda. In the mine changes through breathing Jouble to lead the same life I led yean Life. Judge. of men and animals, burning of lights, Rgo. Judge. oxidation of ore or timber, gases Issu- 4 'W:'ííx ing from strata, gases from mine fires, fumes from explosives, gases from compressed air, gases from operation of machinery, dusts from drilling, When Something blasting, shoveling and other work. Studied by Experts. Is Wrong The writer says that the bureau of mines and the United States public health service, In conjunction with the With Your Comfort Investigation of mine dusts and gases, are studying effects of temperature nervousness, indiges- and humidity on workmen's health and when efficiency. NEW USE THE tion, billiousness or some other "Few mines having humid hot work- FOR PHONOGRAPH. upset makes you think you are ing places with no circulation have es- caped without one or more fatalities "Gee, this human roulette wheel not eating or drinking the right from 'heart failure,' which Is really is great. Just like Coney Island!" thing heat prostration," says the writer, "yet proper air circulation would make True. these mines endurable. Just keep this in mind: if you're a coffee drinker, cut "In some mines where gases such as It is true of the most, man The less a does i out coffee ten days and use nitrogen or carbon dioxide Issue from The more he will boast the strata, fatalities and many cases of gassing have occurred from Inade- Hire Him. quate ventilation ; the remedy Is force Boss I don't like to hire this fellow. or pressure ventilation with constant I don't know whether he can sell oui Postum Cerea vigilance. Many lives have been lost goods or not. as well as much property, from fires Manager I'll assure you he's good In metal mines because no ventilating He could sell glasses to the eyes In a coffee-li- ke This delicious drink with its equipment arranged to control the air potato. flavor, suits coffee drinkers. Its currents in such an emergency had been provided. The Best Reason. value to health soon shows, and its "Miners' consumption probably kills "But," we persisted, "how can yot economy is so apparent under use at least 1,000 metal miners annually admire Dickens, Hawthorne, Samuel In the United States, and causes a loss Pepys and the rest of those famous that one quickly realizes. of time aggregating millions of do- old authors if you do not read them? llars; the misery and suffering to min- "That Is the reason," grimly replied ers and their families cannot be esti- Hostetter Smith. to United Auckland Geddes, mated. Yet the causes of this disease "There's a Reason The British ambassador the States, Sir A Timely Precaution. a magnificent sword, jeweled, chased could be reduced 75 per cent, If not to Gen. John J. Pershing and "They sneer at a snail as a model commemoration of splendid services rendered during the war wholly eliminated by proper preventive engraved In the a good business man.'' by Cereal Co., by General Pershing and the men who fought under him. The sword was a measures on the part of operator and for Made Postum Inc "Of course they do." gift from the corporation and city of London, delayed until London's Jeweters miner, one of the most potent meas "But they can sneer at him no long-cre- Battle Creek, Michigan could be released from their military tasks long enough to fashion the gift urea, as previously mentioned, Is ade for wherever he goes he carriel with all possible care. quate venWlatlon." , his house with him on his head." THE 8PANSM-AMemC-

MOSQUERO MENTIRAS formerly been withdrawn from ex- ploitation by the Government for na- Church Directory Wheat harvest is almost over, with val reserve purposes, secured a large Floersheim Mercantile Co. the exception of a few green fields block of land in the heart of the and threshing is commencing. structure and has just received word Y. P. & C. E. that an oil seep has been found quite Mr. Fred Deitz of Pomona, Califor- Miss. LASKA GRAY President,. "The House of Service" close to his land and has secured a nia, is back in Mosquero attending Mr. Rual Wade Sec'. to the harvesting of his wheat crop sample of the oil. He expects to buy and is reported to be closing a deal a steam yacht in the near future, but Meets at the Christian Chureh, for the sale of a part of his Mesa will probably have to wait until a rise' Roy, N. M,, every Sunday even- Cash Sale, Saturday, August 7th land. comes in the river before he can have ing at 7.00 o'clock. Mr. Benj. F. Brown, who has been it delivered here. Still, who knows, A cordial welcome extended to in Oklahoma for some time visiting oil has made many millionaires, why all visitors. his father who is very sick returned not one of our local people be struck percent Discount by the lightning oí good luck. on week was sick 20 home and taken last UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL but is again able to be up and around. For Sal One red bull, six steers, While gone he looked over what is two milch cnv.-- . C. W. Newman, So- Meets each Sunday at 10, A. M reported to be a coming oil field in a lano, N. M. at the Christian Church. 7,vnd-U- p STOCK wild-c- at The Tucumcari associa- Our ENTIRE Of section .of Kansas and while Your presence is necessary, re- tion, which will hold their Fifth: An- there is considerable excitement J. D. Wade. Supt. ports that nothing definite can be nual Re-uni- at Tucumcari August found out about the new field as yet. 18, 19, 20 and 21st, have succeed d in Enamel-Ware- , wocld's-gre.T.ie:- Mr. E. L. Fuller took possession ot arranging with Tex Austin, CHRISTIAN Paint, a, the Mesa Hotel Tuesday of this week rrcr'urpr of cowboy irts, and will operate it in the future. to puiiunai.y üii-ac- their round-u- p ROY ? Mr. Brown has moved into the little this year. Services 2d Sunday of eack building formerly belonging to Mr. month at 11 a. m. 8,00 PM. parcia on Main street and is busily We quote as follows from a letter Alu Allen 4th Sunday of eachj month'"at ware just received from Mr. H. Nye, arranging it for his future occupancy minum v as a residence and office building. District Vocational Officer of the 11.00 a. m. and 8.00 p. m. A new pool hall and barber shop 11th District: Communion service at the morn- "Inaccurate information has been FRUIT-JAR- has been opened up in the stone build ing service. BUY YOUR S NOW ing formerly occupied by the Variety goven wide publicity throughout the Store and under the management of entire country by unauthorized per- - PLEASANT VIEW Mr. Emilio Trujillo promises to be a sons relative to increased pay for men First Sunday each Month at 3, in training under vocational re- Self-Sealin- g, flourishing enterprise. Mrs. Gallegos the p.m. Regular-Pin- ts, habilitation Act, urging trainees and Kerrs has opened up a lunch room on Main MILLS street and steps are being taken look- prospective trainees to apply imme- ing towards the organization of a diately to the Federal: Board for a 3rd Sunday at 11 00 a. m. 8PM. Per. Doz. $1.10' farmers' store at Mos- 120.00 increase in pay. O. W. Pearn, Pastor. quero so truthfully "While it is true that increased 99 it can be said that the little Mesa town is steadily training pay will doubtless be avail- Quarts 1.25 growing. able soon for those trainees who are BAPTIST 99 Saturday the ball' team from Mills in training in localities where living 1-- such, def- First Sunday in 2 Gal. " 1.50 trekked down te Mosquero with a expenses warrant increase,' each month. crowd of rooters and crowed lustily inite arrangements have not yei been Services 11, A. M., 7.30, P. M. made for such increase and it is of an easy victory over the home Rev. W. A. Dawn, Pastor. team. After nine exciting innings that inaccurate information WIDE MOUTH they returned home a sadder but should have been spread broadcast SUNDAY SCHOOL wiser bunch, the fea me having result- relative to it. As soon as arrange- 1-- at 10 A.M. each Sunday, 2 ed in Mosquero ments are made and in effect, all $1.50, Gal. $1.75 a victory for the team P. L. Gunn, Superintedent. with a score of ten to five. After trainees fcnd prospective trainees will the ball game a number of bronchos promptly be given such notice as is will were brought in, a bronco buster deemed necessary 'to insure all receiv- METHODIST EPISCOPAL Commencing Monday, We Test Cream Four ing their fuli rights with regards rounded up and the crowd treated to Roy adjust- Services at 3d Sunday of - a good, old-tim- e busting exhi- training pay under the new Times a Day-- at 10 and 12 in the Forenoon bronco each month, bition. Three broncos were ridden, ment. Christian Church. 2 and 4 in the Afternoon all of which bucked and pitched stren- "Doubtless any increase in training Rev. Wm. Vimont, Pastor. uously. pay will be made retroactive to July 1, 1920. Mr. Sullivan, who purchased the CATHOLIC thousand-acr- e farm of W. F. Hyatt Bring Us Your Produce. four miles northwest of town a year REPORT OF UNION COUNTY CON- Mass twice each month 2d and ago, has moved out to the farm and VENTION BY A VISITOR FROM 4th Suídays at the Catholic PRECINCT NO. 42. is superintending the gathering of Churchv Roy, N. M.. the crop. The convention last Saturday was by Taylor Mrs. Minerva Geary, daughter of controlled entirely the Masses: 8 and 10 a ra. forces and 28 delegates were chosen Mrs. McKinney, is visiting friends 7 Vegas, Service at 30 p.m. and relatives in Mosquero this week, to go to Las and instructed to Fl Taylor's for Dis- oersiieim vote for nomination having come up from Arizona, where Rev. Fr. Felix Vachon, trict Attorney. From all appear- the breezes are less numerous and Priest in charge, somewhat less cool. ances it seems that considerable trick get Mr. Oliver, from Oklahoma City, is work was done in order to the as in case of our Co visiting friends in Mosquero this week controlling vote the LODGE DIRECTORY Mercantile and all Precinct 42. It is evidently plai" from appearance is enjoying himself immensely. that our , precinct chairman agreed swap two votes A. F. & A. M. "We Strive to Please" Mr. Bowmer of San Saba County, beforehand to our to get him ,0 Texas, accompanied by his family, for Taylor influence, the ACACIA LODGE NO. 53 nomination for county commissioner have driven overland to Mosquero Meets county and in 2na and 4th Satur and are enjoying a visit with the fam- at the next convention, accomplish 'no precinct of " ily of Mr. C. W. McNeill. Mrs. Mc- order to that, days montbj Q Neill Mrs. convention was called and he expect and Bowmer being sisters. T. E, MITCHELL. W.M Mrs. McNeill is also enjoying a visit ed to represent us without our knowl- Ux-- i you Call TH'S I we Irvin Ocden, Secy. from her daughter Sallie, now a resi- edge or consent. Therefore were To Housewives prepared to contest his right as a All Masons dent of Kansas and her son, Willie, welcome. owing to devel- ( AccotJMT ) 1 who has been attending school at Los delegate, but certain opments we decided to abandon the ever stop to figure the cost baking bread a Angeles, Cal. ID YOU of was general Mr. Cruz Baca has completed a contest. It the belief home? Ao, you always tokened it for granted that u county jobs had been neat little cottage on Cedar street that many other is cheaper to bake bread at home. BU'l, vou are mis. same way. The Gren which, being modernly built, adds promised in the I. O.O. F. cost will exceed ville precinct representation was con z- taked, figures will prove that the alone the materially to the appearance iCfiMT-- WITH V6R better HOMESTEAD LODGE 46 ( price of oar bread, besides the drudgrey, worry, staying of that part of town. Another neat tested by the friend of Mr. Kiker. In precinct caucus they voUiJ by hot house during this hot iveather. little cottage in the same neighbor their Meets at Masonic Hall. in a 13 delegates hood is also nearing completion. written ballot, for Kiker Every Wednesday Evening and 7 for Taylor delegates. When Forty acres of land formerly be- HICH DO you want to do? Have all the worries tally George M, Lewis, N. G. of ing the Singhiser farm has been the votes were counted the sheet Taylor delegates elected, Tom Strong, and troubles that you have on bake day, besides subdivided in small tracts and sold showed the Sec.y. w so the friends of Mr. Kiker present- the cost or just step into our bakery and buy all out as an addition to the town. A Visiting Brothers welcome. ed ballot box and all the bal- you need, Which is the most economical? During these large number of these tracts were the bought by people who intend to build lots, "under oath that it was the times of high prices we should practice economy in baking original correct," to the county on them in the near future and will and and we are. Let us relieve you of these troubles. which imme- add considerably to the population convention, convention Taylor delegates Rebekah Degree and general appearance of the town. diately seated the and hooted loudly as Mr. Kiker's Mr. Alfred Kress, prominent mer- HARMONY LODGE 'No. 24 The Ideál Bakery & Confection- chant of Mosquero, has entered the friends left the hall. by C. Smith Meets 1st. and 3rd. Friday list of local oil men. Mr, Kress has It was stated Mr. G. speaking to Evening ery Company been looking after the interests of the while the convention, that each month this fight against Mr. Kiker was start- Why the Dinner Got Chilly. I "Bread is your best food-- Eat more of it." American Producers Company who Masonic Hall ed by the railroad and mining inter- are drilling the Bueyerros well, has Mrs. Rachel Lewis, N. G. Foster BIk ROY ests of Colfax county, when he, as been assisting other large companies Mrs. M. , Mm attorney forced these Etta Plumlee, Sec'y. in securing desirable leases in this our district to pay delinquent Visiting Sisters welcome part of the country and has incident- taxes, and Companionship In Thoughts. statement was answered by an at- ally picked up quite a block of land this Our thoughts are our innermost life. tack on Mr. Smith, so it leaves one a carry us on which he expects to secure drilling We them with and cannot pretty good reason to believe that 6usan B. Anthony Once Fined. escape from them. In them we can operations in the future became in- these interests are the main force Susan B. Anthony was the first have always the richest companion terested in a field in Utah, that had Mr. Taylor. American suffragist .to be arrested for ships. Robert E. Speer, In Christ and behind Contributed. ' her principles. In order to test the Life. Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments 1 she cast ballots at the state and con- gressional elections at Rochester In El Dorado Hotel 1872. She was Indicted for Illegal vot- Col. George E. Cochrane, ing and a fine Imposed. She defiantly Under new Management refused to pay the One, but was never Avwjm-mmwx- ir I W -- 4 II ,V Charles Chapman, Proprietor AUCTIONEER Jailed. . - ls!vj i I I Jyg 3rttnru.fe.ft ya& Farm Sales a specialty, Experienced E. Las Vegas, N.M. Take Burden Orf Daddy. "L" Proficient, I know the value of farm Steam Heated, Free Baths, According to Chinese custom the property and will get it for my clients. wife's family is to provide a certain Hot and Cold Water in Rooms Competent ClerK furnished if desire'' amount of baby clothes, shoes and A quiet, homelike Hotel - caps for the first-bor- in eh fam- Reasonable terms. Am a notary and take one block from the t a ilies usually supply evpryrhing for the acknowledgements on sale paper, child for five or ton years. The wife Depot, in the and help you secure money to meet your obli- will be looked down upon by her hus- Main Business District gations. My band's people If her own family can- aim is to benefit both seller buyer not furnish plenty of (.'lollies. Tourists and Land-Seeke- rs Bills of Sale, Notes and Mortgages supplies Will find this the right place. Singular Illness. See me and get my teros and dates "Sid One of our operators Is quite berore deciding about your sale. Date3 made hoarse. 'The doctor tolls we,' she Consolation. at the Spanish -American office. confided, 'that tny larynx are affected It's a mighty good thing that you whatever they are.' We told her nln't great.enough to set the river on J Col. George E. Cochrane, Mills, N. M. this was a singular affection, but un- fire, for In'that case what In the world J less given prompt attention might be- would the fishermen dp for a place to Z3 come pleural." Correspondent of the ANDERSONS Sell 'em in Roy. loaf the time away? Atlanta Chicago Tribune.