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litTWENTT-rOUBT- H TEAR. CARLSBAD. NEW MEXICO. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4. !!. NUMBER U.

GUADALUPE MOUNTAIN SHEEPi i

ARE SOLE REMNANT

OF NOW ALMOST

EXTINCT SPECIES

ILLUSTRATED LECTURE TO EE

CIVEN NEXT WEDNESDAY

EVENING BYFORESTOFnCIAlS

Honorable Aldo Leopold and Honrabie R. T. Balthls. both of the Un

iud SUlM Forest Service, will address the people of Carlsbad at theCommercial club roomi on tha evening of February 9th. next. Tha prin

is clpal lubjact of their lectures will berelatlnir to trama and Huh protectionand every member of tha Carlsbad Rod

nd Oun Club ia expected to be there.All cltisens. however, Interested inthese aubjecta, are invited to be pre-aen- t.

Bupervlaor R. F. Balthfi, of the A.amo National Forest, has announcedthat Aldo Leopold, who ia In chargeof the gama and Ash work of tha Dis-

trict Forester Office, at Albuquerque,will (Iva an illustrated public lecturashortly, tha date to be announced later,tn Carlsbad, on "The Wild Game of

" ,New Mexico". The lecture will be U-- '''

lustra ted by many beautiful coloredlantern slides of wild anímala andbirds in their native haunts. Therewill ha no chares for admission andeverybody Is invited, Inoluding ladies

nd children.

Mr. Leopold represents the UnitedfiUteo Forest Service and also theAlbuquerque Game Protection Asmo-elatio- n

of which he Is Secretary. Hehaa been closely Identified with themovement for better game protectionwhich has of lata made (Treat stridesin New Mexico, and Is (riving this lec-

ture in Alamogordo In order to placebefore our citizens the aims and ob--

. Jacte of the irame protection move-f- Jmenu and to explain the necessity forimmediate and decisiva action to savethe game supply of the state. Mr.Leo-pol-d

lectured last week at Silver Cityunder the auspices of the Southwes-tern New Mexico's Sportsmen's Asso-ciation, and proceeds from there withSupervisor Balthls to the Guadalupemountains to lay out plana for pro-tecting the remnant of mountain sheepfound there. He will then iro to Roe-we- ll

and Carlsbad to (rive lecturesnd- - confer with Pecos valley sporta-me-n.

This lectura ought to be of interestnot only to sportsmen, but also to local stockmen and business men, Inas-much as Mr. Leopold will discuss indetail tha proposed National Game

Ua, Refuge in tha Guadalupe mountains,"T tha principal object of which will be

to save the remnant of mountain aheepMr. Leopold holda the opinion thatthese sheep, if they can be saved fromextinction, can be developed Into oneof tha moat valuable resources of thispart of tft átate. Tkay ara tha solaremnant of a bow almost extinctpedes, ha Dtatea, and if they have a

chanca te increase ta tha point whereman making trip to their range

would have a god chanca of seeingthem, people would coma from all overtha country just for a look at them.Mountain aheep are acknowledged tobe tha Anee, of all gama animals, andtha mountain sheep of tha Guadalupes

ra no exception to this rula,a-- Mr. Leopold states that tha Gamef Protectiv Associations now organised

at Taos, Santa Fa, Albuquerque, Mag- -

dalena and Silver City ara Intenselyi interested in the Guadalupe sheep, and

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ra going to insist that tha law pro-tecting them be absolutely and rigidlyenforced. In this they are naturallydesirious of tha full cooperation oftheir fellow clUtens in tha Alamogordoregion. It ia pointed out that theseassociations have already made one

' vary effective move toward thaof thee sheep In .persuading

i Mia Federal government to send trap' per to the Guadalupe country to ex- -'

terminate the mountain lions, whichheretofore have been very destructivathere, not only to the Mountain sheepbut also to local livestock.

Supervisor Balthia and Mr. Leopoldpent yesterday in Cloudcroft giving

public lecture there laat night. Kla reported that there was a largeaudience and that considerable inter-est was aroused.

Local Forest Oflloers have submittedreports showing that a total of b,deer and 61 turkey were killed byhunters in the Alamo National Forest

uring the open season of 11)16. Mr.aopold expiessea the opinion that

these figures, even though very appro-ximately coirect, indicate an alarmingscarcity of game. An ace of almoat

million aerea like the Alamo Forestught to yield twenty times that num-

ber of killabla anímala each year, heaays, and the fact that it does not,

how that tha breeding stock mustbo restored before the full value f.fur local fame resources can be de-

veloped. He point aut that T.000people vtaitCloudaroft and other polct

in tha Forest each year, and thatreally adequate game supply wouldbring larga proportion of these peo-

ple back each fall on hunting trips.Really rood hunting would bring pro-bably $25,000 into the region eachyear, he says. And the only way tonet really good hunting Is for thepeople to Join actively and aggressive-ly in vigorous campaign to enforcethe game law, exterminate predatoryanimals, and educate the entire publicto a realisation of what game is real-ly worth.

MOTIIKK WOKRNKK DEAD.

Mrs. Magdalena Woemer died Wed-neiida- y

at 2:45 in tha afternoon afteran illness o fthree or four weeks.

Mrs. Magdalena Woerner (Neewas horn In Kloin llepparh,

Wurtcmburg, Germany, May IB, Di:i2,and united with the Lutheran churchat the age of twelve. She came toAmerica with her mother and threebrothers and two sisters in 1848 andlocated at Louisville, Kentucky, wherethe Louinville water works is nowsituated. She was united in marriage

!to Joseph B. Woerner in 1862 whodied in ia and naa nve sons, mom-as, Edward, Daniel, John. Wm. G.Three of the sons are still living,namely, Edward, John and Wm. I.She lived continuously in the samecommunity until 1899 whea she cameto Carlsbad, N. M. During tha Civilwar Buell's army camped around herhome on two different occasions andstole and destroyed everything so

.completely that any one that had afew potatoes to eat considered them-selves fortunate indeed. GrandmaWoemer, aa sha was better knownin Carlsbad, occasionally referred to I

the Insults and indignities heaped up-on her and all those who were so un-- 1

fortunate a to live on the Mason andDixon line during the Civil war. She..'with many other women, were takenprisoners and kept In camp with herAve small boys without the slightest,cause and waa subjected to the most:m oss insults. The men In the com-- inunity were run away. Those re-- fUHlng to go were as rula taken pri- - j

soners or shot without the slightestprovocation. Tha United States gov- - j

ernment gave her a war claim that; amounted to many thousands of dollars, but the claim, like hundreds or,thousands of other claims, waa neverpaid. She often spoke of what adainty cup of coffee made of parchedcorn waa occasionally on Sundaymorning made by those who were sofortúnala to (have enough com tomake a cud of coffee. Since war was '

declared In Europe she often aaid Ifthe ruler In Europe had her warexperience war would have been thefarthereat thing from their minds andoften said It was her prayer that thepresent war would coma to an andspeedily as she knew what It was tobe stripped of all earthly possessionsand worst of all tho indescribable suf-fering of the old men, women andchildren.

During her life life in Kentucky sheI made It her life work to minister tothe unfortunate. There were some sopoor none by the way side but whatshe reached out a hel"'nr ha"d. Oneeaae that might He refer ed tn was anegro living near her home during theCivil war who had smallpox and noone was left to minister to him. Shenursed him alone until he died. Whenwarned of the danger to her and herchildren, she said some one had tolook after hi wants.

Two brother survive her, living inLouisville, Kentucky. 8he also harfour grand children living In Califor-nia and one in St. Louis.

During tha past ten years sha wasunable to attend church, being al-

most blind and deaf, so on Sundaymorning about tima for church ser-vice she would watch people on theirway to worship wth tearful eye andoften expressed the wish that it waspossible for her to attend worship aswas her custom in former year.

She took aick with U grippe on Dec20, of last year, and wa confined toher bed until her death. 8 he ralliedseveral times and had great hope ofrecovering, but on January 26 a badcase of plural pneumonia developedand aha sank rapidly, dying varypeacefully February 2 at 1:45 p. m.

Funeral services were conducted atthe residence by Rev. J. T. Redmonof the Methodist church of which howaa member. Rev. Mr. Lowry, ofthe Presbyterian church preaching thefuneral sermon. Two of, her favoritePsalms were read; 8!Hh and 23rd;which brought comfort and hope toall within the sound of hi voice. In-

terment wa in the City Cemetery.Tha pall bearer were selected fromthe old friends and neighbors of thefamily and were: R. Ohnemus, Wm.H. Mullane. A. R. O'Quinn. R. N.llamhlin, J. I. Penny, and Mat Uhne- -,

Mill,The many friends and closa neigh-

bors of Grandma Woerner and her,boys attending and following tha fiow- -er laden casket to the cemetery whereafter tha grave had been covered, Rev.Redmon recited the Lord's prayer andgave the last blessing. The friendsof the boys gathered around them andin taking their hands expressed theirsympathy, for them in parting wththeir dear mother.

B IL Braden, father of Harry I.Braden, of tha Star Pharmacy, whoha pe it tha past month in Carls-bad, reutrned to his home In BeverFail. Peon, going Sunday evening.

IMPORTANT MEETING AT HIGHSCHOOL AUDITORIUM NEXT

TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

At the High school auditorium nextTuesday afternoon several prominentmen in the field of Boys' and Girls'Agricultural Club work will meet withthe children of Carlsbad and theirBarents. These men are: Mr. George

assistant to O. H. BensenIn Boys' and Girls' club work of theUnited States Department of Agricul-ture; Mr. W. T. Conway, state leaderof club work in New Mexico; and Mr.J. II. Toulouse, assistant state leaderof club work in New Mexico. Thepeople of Carlsbad are urged to bepresent at this meeting. Rememberthe date, high school Tuesday, Feb.8, at two o'clock.

J. W. KNORR,County Agent.

JIM JOHNSON AFTERTHE JOB OF SHERIFF.

Chaves County Deputy Haa Announc-ed His Candidacy for Positron ofSheriff; Several Other Candidate.

Roswell News. '

According to an announcementmade by the Roswell Record, JimJohnson, for many years a deputy intha office of the sheriff of Chaveacounty, will be a candidate for theDemocratic nomination for sheriff ofthat county. In connection with hicandidacy the Record says:

"For some days It has been knownthat Mr. Johnson Intended to becomea candidate, and today the plunge wasmade, although previously there hadbeen no secret of his intentions.

"When the deputy put in an appear-ance at the office of the sheriff thismorning he was asked, he says, Ifhe was a candidate for sheriff. Hereplied that he was, and was theninformed by Sheriff Young that hahad a man for his place. 'In otherwords,' says Mr. Johnson, 'I waafired.' It is reported that Mr. John-son to be tucceeded by Cy David-son.

"The events of this morning alsoconfirm the report that Sheriff Youngwill be a candidate to succeed him-self as sheriff.

"District Attorney Scott," contlnu-ue- sthe Record, "has announced his

intention of entering the race to re-tain hi present positiun. CharlesGilbert, the local attorney. Is also anannounced candidate for district at-torney.

"County Clerk Ballard Is a candi-date for his present place, and it isdeclared that Ben Davisson is out af-ter the nomination for eountytreasur-er- .

Henry D. Johnson will be a can-didate for assessor."

We

PENSLAR

PLUNGE IN JANUARY.

A crowd went to Black river Sun-day afternoon in auto. Thay fished,hunted, enjoyed a barbecue andDutch lunch. They caught a finestring fish, but the whole crowdtook a plunge in the river in Jan-uary and are still hale and hearty.The fallowing were In tha party:Messrs. Sam Carder, MikeKearney, A. Harris, A.Hewitt, Stephenson, Joe Johns, E.Waite, E. 11. Everett, and JoeCunningham.

J. W. who bought the quar-ter from Mr. Marlar, between here andDark Canyon stand pipe, Is buildinga neat, new house on the andimproving it In general. He alsobought 100 good angora goat doewhich added to hi herd gouts,lie also owns the saloon In Mexi-can town having bought out JohnnyWarren.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Livingstonwere in from the ranch yesterday.

Mis Myrtle Ward I visiting onBlack river going out yesterday.

H. Sethmeyer, of tha Lakewoodbank, made Carlsbad business callWednesday.

ChrUtUa as Ccs,

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Tha Carlsbad steam laundrypast week installed larga five rollflat work Ironer made by tha Ameri-can Laundry Machine Company. Thismachine, replaces smaller one, andgoat $1,200. The machina la realJabor saver for with one passage thruis sumcient to iron ana dry piece oiflat work from the wringer. Thelaundry Is now one of the best equip-ped In the- - state and Is doing workthat is of high grade.

FEBRUARY PARTY.

Mrs. Dr. Leon Durham gave eight, young ladies a vtry pleasant Feb- -

ruary party last Wednesday evening.When the young ladies came the menuwas placed where they routil see it,and were asked to arrange it. It wasito be served in cafetera style ho tlieeight young ladies were reminded thatthere were three great men whosebirthdays came in February and mostof them being teachers knew two ofthem. So Mrs. Durham told themwhen they had their trays they wouldfind the third gentleman in the kit- -

Ichen, so they needed no urging torush to the kitchen where they foundDr. Leon Durham, and, of course, theyreadily agreed with Mrs. Durhamfor ohl myl they said things did lookso good, and then they could servethemselves. The guests were MissesMincimer, Smith, Westaway. Weir,Martin, Lee, Linn, and Lowry.

i GOODIN KILLS A MANNEAR RANGER LAKE.

Monday's Roswell New.Deputy Sheriff Frank Young

yesterday called to the Underwoodranch, about twelve miles northeast

Ranger Lake, where he took Into.custody Emmett Goodin, who is char-ged wth the killing man by thaname Burleson, at that place Sat-urday Bight about twelve o'clock.

Burteaon is a nephew of Mrs.OscarThompson, of Lovington. While thadetails fo the trageUy are meagre, itis stated upon good authority thatBurleson was aggressor in acta whichlead to loss of his life while hewas In an Intoxicated condition.Goodin and hia family were travelersthrough the Underwood ranch, andlaid obtained permission to camp atone of the watering places for thenight. Sometime during the night1Burleson la said to have appeared at;the wagon of the campers and when!his approach was noted by Mrs.iGoodin who raised up from her bedin the vehicle, she was surreptitiouslyordered; to lie down or be shot. WhenGoodin was sighted by Burleson hewas said to have been ordered to makehimself scarce about the premisesand fired a shot in his directionwhich failed to take effect. It is stat-ed that Goodin thereupon shot Bur-leson with a shot gun. Goodin sur-rendered himself to the justice of thepeace of community and waa yes-

terday turned over by this authorityto the sheriff's fore. Burleson Ísaid to be man without family.

PENSLAR

How many noticed tha ecllpee afthe sun yesterday morning beginningto show about 7:30 and was unpoedto be a total eclipsa T But w belieto the close observer here the sunonly showed 28th part

Some one said Claud Hackney wasoff on visit to see his mother inElida. Well, anyway, Will Mathesis lilting hia place for some reason.

B. J. and B. A. Lampton, Miss Mar-garet Lampton, Mis Lovie Mcllride,and Wm. Ash, Canyon, Texas, camedown from Artesla by auto and spentTuesday in Carlsbad, the gueststhe Palace hotel while here.

Frank Ferret In town Wednes-day from tha ranch.

A. 1. Kuykendall und wife arrivedin Carlsbad Tuesday and ara visitingtheir niece, Mis Edna Cox, Theyhave been making round of visitacoming here from Pórtale. Tlitywill be hara i Run.n ...4 ,,.r..to their home in Slaton. Texa. Mr.A. I. Kuykendall haa visited here atanother season nf ta w .. . -- ni4 ...

nxioua for her husband to tea theJ1"'. ,na b,,n grdner,found It hard to gat away any othernine ui wie year.

Dj your wstring at the Current

FOR THAT COK.I.?SYRUP WHITE PINE MENTHOLATED

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above.

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FLOODS AND STORftrtS

San Diego. Calif , Jan. 81. Tele-graph and highway communicationinto San Diego, was some- -what today: the city began buyingwater from the C.ayamara reservoirand relief work waa expedited by theestablishment of a naval radio sta-tion at Otay City, at the mouth ofthe Otay river. The estimated num.- -er of dead remained at sixty-fiv- e forhe Otay and San Luis Rey valleysvith about thirty-fiv- e bodies recov-ic- d.

of which eight have been iden-tified.

The Morena and Sweetwater dam1 1 i held, but the nutlet throughwhich the Morena reservoir fed Intothe Snn Diego water supply is choked. The dairy ranch at santee own-

ed by Walter Duppee of Chicago, isbelieved to lie undamaged.

Relief parties of sailors and ma-

rines, who have gone Into the valleystook three days' provisions.

F.dmonds Block, an artist, visitedTia Juana, Nestor, Otay City, andChula Vista, a little group of townsin the stricken district, and returned '

today. J

"The scene presented was one ofabsolute desolation," said Mr. Block, '

"In one spot I saw piano, tilted atan angle and about half buried inmud and sand. Nearby was a clumpof uprooted lemon and orange treesstill bearing blossoms and fruit. Acow belonging to no one knows whom ,

and doubtless miles away from Itformer home, stood graxlng a shortway off. In the middle of the in-

undated highway to TI Juana, Low--!er California, stood half of a house,and several hundred yards furtherdown the road, was the other halfwith a broken section of a bridgeleaning against it. Wagon beds, live- -'

stock, sections of houses and otherobjects dotted the expanse of waterand sand. Houses which remainedstanding appeared about ready tocollapse. .

"A freak of the flood at Nestorhoved a house up stream nearly thelength of a city block. The home '

occupied jointly by the families ofTohn McCann and George Weather-- 1

bee was swept out. while its owners,'who had worked in a home-mad-e

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boat tirelessly four dsys aiding nth-- ',

era were helpless to save the building."Both men are married, and have

families. They declined to apply foraid until they learned the relief com-mittee working in the dstrict hadvoluntarily made provision for them.

"One desolated family was that ofa farmer whose sight has been gradu-s'l- y

failing for several years andwhose wife and daughter have tilledtheir place. They lost everythinghouse, bam, a team of horses, severalcows, fruit trees and all personal cf- -fects and the site of their little farmIs buried In rocks and sand strewn.over it."

"fT7, " 7RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, the mother of our old time .

member. W. G. Woerner, has beenc Med by Providence to a higher life,,M. L... ., , . . ....nr.w H. r.i , i nai ine ansnan rireDepartment does hereby tender itssymnathy to our friend and honorarymember. W. G. Woerner, and his bro-thers, Ed and John, in the loss of herwho bore and ra red for them in child- -

hood, guarded them tnrougn the pit- -

falls of youth and remained as a com- -

i"""1 ira ramiuri ui mibih iryears and lived to the ripe old age ofm?.r.th?,n fo.ur ".I0"'. I

Be It Resolved, That a copyof these resolution be spread upon theminutos of this department and a copybe furnished the family.

Passed at the regular meeting of thedepartment Wednesday. February 2.1910. U. 8. HAMILTON,

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M. A. OHNEMUS, I

R. N. HAMBLEN,Committee.

The girl of the O. S. T. Club metwith Mary Ie Newton Saturday af

down ijueenthe car rr,dy, Mrs. Ilurord

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INTENSE COLD. FLOODS ANDSNOW FEATl'RK GREAT

WESTERN STORM.

Thermometer Kegistera a Ders Below Zero Havre, Montana, sadOther Placea Are LittleFrigid.

SIX MEN LOSE I IVFSIN WASHINGTON STATK.

Phoenix, Arizona, Iwlated WheaSsnta Fe Bridge Goes; San Dirge)Vicinity Itavag'd by High Water.

MOKE FIFTY MHAVE BEEN DROWNED.

San Diego, Calif., Jan. 2. Atleant fifty persons were believed

to have been killed late Thursdaywhen the lower dam of theDiego water sylem in the Otayvalley south here, broke un-der the heavy pressure of theflood waters. of waterthirty feet high was released.

Sweeping down tha valley thegreat flood water carried peo-ple, livestock, and valuable farmproperty to destruction. Score otresidents were missing tonight.Housa twenty-fiv- e ranchewere a wept away. TV

Rescuers were to reachthe scene of the disaster tonight

all bridges were washed outand swollen streams weretreacherous was impossible tolaunch boats.

Several bodies have been seenfloating the flood waters, ac-cording reports received here.

The death list, was fearedhere tonight may reach fifty, butthe meagre details which havebeen obtained thus far hamsimpossible to estimate accurately

probable loss of life. Ijitereports said twenty-liv- e Jap-anese, men, women child-ren, were drowned.

Tho breaking of dam re-leased eleven billion gallons ofwater, which ruxhed downthrough tha populatedand narrow Otay valley.

The property loss will amount-t-o

at least $1.000,000. Because offact that they were isolated

by the breaking of the dam,which shut off ofreaching other communities,hundreds of families in the vi-

cinity were facing a food fam-ine tonight.

All possible efforts were beinghade here relief to thesufferers the valley. Anfifteen miles wide and two milelong devantated.San rrancisco, Jan. 28. Suffering,l jnr irJn,..!. nw m,m in.

'tense cold in the Rocky mountaingion, accompanied today the stomawhich struck the Pacific coast yea--terday and moving east.

Havre. Mont., reported degreejw r,,ro wlB milny towns notgreatly behind Eastern Wasbingtoa

nd Idaho suffered Montan.Towns in the t'ouer D'Alene regionwere isolated by snowslides. slide

the Missoula division of the Chi-cago, Milwaukee St. Paul railroadcaused truffle be diverted over theNorthern Pacific tracks, while GreatKails. Mont., reported the GreatNorthern's Kalispell division tied up

COd wllh trams moving and leaforming in Wirkes tunnel ,,icb

the gateway to Hutte.six Men Killed in Wreck,

At Butte a street car slipped icytracks and twelve pasnenger. wereinjured. Near the Dallas, Wash.,freight train tan into a work train la. blinding snowstorm and killed aismen.

Southwestern Colorado was reported)snowed in, with fifteen feet of driftedsnow in Durango streets and connec-tion with Silverton mines cut off--

Railroad communication with Phoenix, Aril., stopped when a bridge oa

Governor Hiram W. Johnson, ofCalifornia, since yesterdaytirar Carona,- - with hi wife and hissecretary, Alex McCale, was cxpecUd

reach Los Angeles tonight.Suurch continued near Sun Fran- -

luuUir luU nigl.l

J. W. Gamel oxnerted home fromthe east Saturday. That he ha beenllu,y un, n.d, to see pilesor nw --ed, ,nd the selected ready

ar apparel now on thacounter in Joyce-Prul- t' tora,

W. C Doss, tha veterinarian fromArtesia, spent coipie of day iatows thl week.

ternoon and went in a body to see ,h, Atchison, fopeka Santa Fe rail-th- ebasket ball gama between Artesia r0ad at Agua Fria river went out. Th

and tha Carlsbad high school. supply of sugar in Phoenix waa report--ed about gone. Ray, in the same state,

Miller, while out at home. ad to face a real famine, whileis by no mean a wall man. Hi leg reports reaching Yuma, in the south-w- as

operated on Sunday and a tube west corner of the stale, told of risingInserted to drain off any pus that atreams i.nd frightened Inhabitant.lecumulates. not yet adjusted to conditions which

Bob Toffelmlre Is creeping around followed the flood of a few day ago.srain When cautioned about wilking Han Diego Still Isolsled.around too soon Mr. Toffrlmire snlJ: San Diego, Calif., was still cut off"Wetlr the bone In my ler were frm all but radio communication

night after having inolated al- -not broken, and they gire me continuously for a week. Radiomuch eatA rué'. I move on. ji, pedios reported horses, cuttle andHe took a cas out o build- - rHI.n houses floating donw littlemg Monday fee how things looked. ,ver beds to the sea. The

r"Z California exposition on high groundMesdames Hufotd ti Emmitt Polk and did not suffer.

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aRr to bi r t lie nctta Ibnn h liked tomk "Tli li formation la hli'liiT I inpurtaui. If true, ami I muat not lakept In iian'iiM."

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of arorda, and her far flaaid jiliieiiljrrarlrt with InillRnallon"HlMlaa."' b Joyouait lnaiapl, and

chn. u tba puuletl Kern. 'Youtba hlf fellow artioa ar ato.

pnt Jtiat abmaat u laat ul(liL"Mr. Ullder. mho aa a bo) had been

aa 1 pert la pnlllim Hie a Inaa fromBle, went alrallit on wlih Ui alaiiKhtr. aUlng Imnmllalel th glorloua

ljr alil.b preanfl llai-l- f

bin Mr. Marte orare in ainnkliitfarkl and pumpa. Mniniernl Intu the

rlor"irat uewa Mnriey!" luilhil Hurt,

lieanillif lili umii lb juvoualaucbier of hVrn M.ilit li.ia i aiHnnxla new liuiiur fur Hie fmnily U ln.elo you aiipHih. ia Hie lalral anilp m

lier Ih'II ('

"It liiiUil li' 11 11 1. ant ImhIv." retui mil Mirle) ttiiu li 11 ilmi Inn 111..1I1

rr'i-- a dni'lili r iu.iiliu u t i ll

iih Iii. un I, 11 W bu i HieIHiill. uliil tli tun un, 1 In 111111.

and In. IiiiikIm .1 in iiiiiumehlid;' etilialril Hi it II Hi,,

nuy. M.ule.t In mu- .,n u l,lnl ,,r utoo I 'hi 11 t In luilut ulillewi.a ll.iii- I.., hi, ii, m.. ni,,,, i,, Mnli.v n

ImiIi .lid. 1, ti i.'ilii in .iiineiiniit..M., II..,

lill li il I t.. 11, 1,1,1 I,,, id,) IIH'uMal till III I I, II. la. Hi'

. .knii u uní ii i .1 11 11 ti in enli 1, . in n ,. api, 11 f ii.

III ,1' l'l 'l i,, ,.t,iI I' l l I, in ilmi ii- - up ii,

I., r '

!i. " ' lei lie' ob.. M ' ..

I " - I

ll.. ""I.li.'lii I1.11. i,.i uia-k- . I leftI In III 11I11 t

I'lie .11 nl lei in fm cii mid1 111 11 lei ui Hum ttllb puliifllllt llltil.'i oiiiiIoiiiiiii lulkil

iiin Hie linlluiit pul't leiva lu iill.ttelIn a lalntt Mini, I hit; M11I relni nc'lfrmii Hie fnini ,,a u lib

Mr nlitk-- li lo are Mr Mnriey '

"Hbon Ii 1, lulu tbe lilnnr) ' hnalllvdliertfd Mulle) anililenlt nililrlle nmfeeliiif a "Ink Int.-- I1..1-- ,r aa did all the

Ibera Hi tbr r, f bavlim thia ninufare lu lair wltb Mollt eii lallrafter the r1ina avaliiai ber of wtili h

het had tbemaelr lareu gnlltyThe Hialrui-lloii- wen ttai late bow

ver"IuihI etenlng." ruiuli.ed the deep

roe of Hledg. wbo Jual I hen apMered dlrta-tl- In lb 1 enter of Hi uMiilngla the Kirtlera 11 wore an luterueatoiaHMt. tbe oao front of wblib dlarltaaMl a lliurtrloua ri - uf wbll

bill front, apto-ri- l with diauiiaiilelmla. th irlllter of whb'b paled, bowrr. by luiitraal with the eiinriniilia

eolltalr wbi. h llliimliiated the aolhlgold a lid fub preaeuled to bin brthe Yiiuiui Ileus Manhlug club ofWard (1 Ilia hair was preened aamonthly to bis aknll a aa eanieat

Italian Iwrlwr plaster II. andvartoua anrry sack tai ble eheeka toldbow hr bid Imii baral Tli crowning triumph of tola tol

let. howerer be carried la bla tightband be bore held by a wide relteirlliboa. In the same huge fingers whli h

rlutcbrd the gold beaded raue prerated by the t'apHal tlty "ledge club

a thirty doMnr tan nf randy, two feetaerawa. wraiitard ltb all bertblioiiedlayer of fancy paper and providedwltb aa alsKilut maae of drawer andertttVtn. la bl left band be carried

Iperk lea allk bat nf tbe latratrrencb ahe. and that arm eneltvlfal

. rontrel parrel. big thai II wouldhave ataggrrrd a email man. whilefrom the upper end of the enne pro-

truded a enuaro yard of arreaailng redwee.

--Oood evening. Mlaa Molly," be add4. becoming more ipatrMe. "1 brooght

ttfeeao fee you tnywetf." god h rwaajied

ffet cordial good will apea) t eatire.nlwlbUg

waa la trt bnaibJisa rada thatMefly MiHey. aary"d ev

agarware. tu tie waMlagg matag"tlom prrfactly abecrtaatgal attr wer4 toward hla wwa gaaet

aatawr & aaMLCW s

""

ROSEGEORGE

RANDOLPHCHESTER

.

WT'-OlF- W

IiA'v iK-'-C

ATrilEllR

mlertaH-upli-all-

aggraratrd

Vttghtfuir

rrtUaittJll(aji

Bnhb M.rrlll Ca-. wi muter hltnarir

"Vf pi lieen ttitklfiir ntinut ron."Mill then lo fin Intense iMiiiHiiTtinlliini.f lii-- r fnilii r muí her fiirritmt nitor-- In. ni 'f, " ' i,t t.111 hi mr piirtriiiiniii"' ii'"'it H'un'l roil cnni

Vl I'll"!

Tli nerl ilny Cinnali. Mnl'r'a i,itl.e tin tiny of rilllliv i;i,m ilnu fllulu llm lunula nf the n(t, lnl ilu'j rntrlier 'iifl ' 111 en off to the fmunilMnllv wm In a ptMiilil alaie S!i rfI1111I11I tn her f iiher lie ailltli it lie wih liitur In her ileauernf l'nand Imritly kimttlna lir ti I It. heteletihniied to HIedite. One of Kleflue'anu n 1I1I that be rry liiiar Hutalien he heard It waa Mnllr he lump-ed Into an aiilniiiolill eeniiiiatile,Molly to the pound and (tot Hinaalifin tli war hum ftlerlir tnlkiil nf hi"doc lloli. and Mnllr ahlrered when he

alii he'd Ilk to matm Bi,h n carnal

Kuiaah. Aa If imtli in her dlapleaaiim,lie 1 bmiKed lb aubjet t to Molly a par-ly, and for tbe bunilredtb itioa Mollyaaa aurry ah Inrltml lilm.

A yelp on tba froui Mireb announeedthe arrlral of lieu Hledue, and bo

lu tb brilliantly lliibted ball,bolillnit a tlijlilly ativlebed i bulu. tothe oilier end of whlrb waa at lar beda hit eyed, atub eared, battle aearrexlbull terrier, wbb b took aui b a rloleniilMlk to Hie InlulliK'tual fareil Marie)liuller Hint Hledil 'ullliellel tobold hllu elear of He rliair with onebrawny baud nml apnuk III 111 loudly Inlb rllia wlib the other. wliereiiiniiHull KNta a aluule yelpliiK prollll-- e tolw kihnI, and Sledu let lilm ilowu

"llilx la Itoli. Mla Moll)." Hiirodin ed hli'ilce "I'm IiIiii rlublInn k lili Mil., lull .tun 1111I yuu dlike In m e bun "

"hi'llubted to meet you. Hob." Iiiuvhed Mull). HiiMpliii down ami pall inklilm on the Noiiuiy lieiul I

Hull liellliellltelt liliMed lil UimnI !)' i

itlib nil Hie efl nf h 'link nmlatrui'il lila iibinrd Mump uf n lull l.y

( nra

m ka. -t-c-frr i Kira

i t k 0 al ii". r m r va.i : i

, M . .

r..11 i.' - 1

I . 1 h

llllll

1 l Iio-v- :

"I brauunt ttts fee yeu ntyeelf."

way oí i Hen, ii) Hireling, then he aud-deii-

n, i lu a 'mi.. of alMiut four fi elami -- nuiiiiii, ibuklnu. al the end ofhi. b in ni uta bind I eel. w'.lb blatuniiH.. biiii!iiiu out r ruji tby rear oftbe lu be luid ui .ird the bark uf theil.pli urn. vuia II

"While a Mike?' deaiaudfal Mollyhaatilj nml pi viine fear

Hrrt (líder and 0 uf the eightcouplva wbiiiu Mn'ly bad Inrlted badalready aintetl and wore now, ofvuurar. iln.iu.'.'.l eagerly In tbe door-way- a

"W b.it a tour h irry, Mollyr anlck-r- i

i..i-- e I'linual i, ky Iteynold"Mold nm' caller nil run out andgrl Hiiiuali il,. ui,a ma,'

"I huí i ,iii ilme alirirkvd Molly,dlairuHiuia titila wiib k'. rraaoQ' loh luoaenel lua Un,,! euollgb toauawer ibe' In , k,. ii.un the keuuel.and Ik, r, "I lert In thedour wax i" if Cetera. bot'llllik I

"I'll au wiiii nfleredctllar .lli.e t" .tub aivtÜJ of Di a)

'If t..,i I ., lint I

retort-- t míe

qvn0M rrav Wi A1 .aV 't .u :"4 r,' i 41 " C jl ! I i'l 1. j m

ranrttiit pro)a"UH eaTb rl of Iba- - Ini.v were lili keeu-I-

up lb giaal .rk hut Hlodtre rtilabort Ih Incipient Uvaiertn lit pi, kin iup llnb h the nrck rrluriiiuir in Hiilixir Mini InioiiiIiic Milu I In- - lit .'lit the

llolll. Mllellf atll.il.lc"Mike"

A iiiiim nmn who limned . nue 11

Ilk Huh. ti in 11 iimii hod f ili.itIlley could luiff lati taken fm

from fli diirkua hngu I

(lol hi laswmi Ilk it brother mnlhn tried ewny

Fern unit .Mnllr haikt "I tn h ntntwith dlaninr If till, waa tu iur .iftbe 'tilni what cla mieht thet ilaw'

"Why dldtil Mike lak thm h"thawiivT whlfHred Kwi "Tint xairartrir

"I'm mit" denied Mollt flerreiy "an M Hila niiirnin Hint I'd Ilk tollolimill of iiiiir Mr Sledge broughtlililí Tli iiiiIt Iriiiitil la ne'e mi

'inli'k '

"Fle a li atnntiitienua " enrrrcten1 Fern."Von tint in 'idiiur It." latiKheil

Mollv "Well. II tilt thllltj I enil bla to lie a iriime he la And iimiii

Hleili-- e a relnrii fmni anuí i nreful dlti tlnii in tin iiiHen I'l'iupn iiton ofMile a be Ilif.Kli, nl lilm to herfrli'inla with nil Hie prlL'litlltie utnli!,-- he w-- ...i',iii,ie

In ilmt in,i e alie firmly Itiletute I

10 iniike him the ii'iilet of thlnira nmltn ei ihnt lie hud n trmal time, litrellet'l her of Hint tteiuendoiia

however for after tnorlna throiiubthe with a innlinl eai--

hlrb mil onl) di'lluhleil bill urprieilher ...nil ah w,, remind.! thai heliml len lntrndm e.1 to more notal.leathnn aba would prolnililT vr . bequieiir iiinipnrei into .Mariev a ilenand mnked fnl elanra In ralm romfort, with n aiein of eonl lieer at hla el ;

a.-"- IZZ

rbelr hlbirlty wlihon, the damper

Molly, mindful of I dutlea a hoat-.. ilmpiHHl In im cii lo Khool year here,IV R aiiii.oiii. nini rurii nine nnr-

found hint In eia'tl) tin- - antiie poaltlnn.aa pliu Idly nuitented aa he muid piwalhly have Iteen In the Utile back roomof the aaliam On nne of hervlalla. after nmitt erlnu hi Hie alllruin i

tlv tier llinlllrv If lie waa all rliflil tierone from lila onifiirtable nest In tbebig lent her chair

"I auplHme w ent." be gm 'ed."I think you'd mil It blufr." abe

Inushliiuly reiiirned."I ni t you." be replied "Moatly di

nrntlotia. Hmiteiilra?""The uaiinl "

"llund ' theae." nnd be Ihinai luteher liuiida two buiidli- - of kiiiiiII enrelih. red oiiea and tt bile onea.

She liaikeil at lliein tilnnkly a lie.inent

"I ut you." ah iniiel. tlu-lil-

llubllt II .tie WiiiiiI'-iim- I wllelliel b

:.uil lull ul HIM plU'lIM1 tt rynil ule

,, ill onea. Ill llulior nf tin.. me fr lrl.. mid tb,. tt III

.rlhel.t Whi.t 11 n ilii-- t r"tt. Iiu.lil.m lliurll. Il illltlilelltlt

Ct):IINUEI).

Kaülereí

SS.ñl auir!foTth.

...if,,l",ly .,,r' J

re-- . Sen Fe train Nos. 1 10. 120,000.H t. week in laud

Hie miia new nl haa Fort Worth, arecompleted paid

a II i lulil '""Ii II lU'llt'f II glut all- -

Ilall,'. !. ttllb alllll'ln;I M' L' III i d tt li b Hila un nun. li i l,le iior

I'll. i M 111 un. lii pin. Hii d nit I tt tipe eiivi',i'- - ill Hie ' '

in .In' tin iü iihiiii tt lieu lli-- "''"i I llli'l'e .hi, I i I,, , Hi I'

llfllT tlllliai'lfMuilt tun i e i in it tnu lbi Si.aU-- i

uke tuu fm-'- be b.iiiy i biu.'e.lWliu ele. led yon abe iUleil

wuiiteil tn kiiutt muí tal ii wblie euteli.i e hi pime . ii n iim

niik-lln- tin nf II Iim an1,, III f I li.,pe" lied, dl

niibebiml al MiltsHie lni uf In- - iiitlM to nit bla ihr.inlinure ' Mull y" And hiIvmhei luwiiiil ber

The tuina eiMolly, bating miiiiilfd I lie end of Hietable, slipped mil iliiouab Hie pantrydour and banded ber remaining eu

lu the liilellet'lual liniklug buller.

"I'bue Ibrae uu Ibe Juat aa I

bare dune Alternate red andnuca," kindly directed, and Ibeueit time aaw ber abe was tbelive center tbe laughing taffy pulllug. Hue had preferred lu earaprratber Ibau lo I bla mailer rlllieiaerloualy or fllpwntly

uno) with himII :m Mr Marlty. wltb ih worry

eight mot ber uu bla owusbouldera, waa fretting over In

tnl m io ariid Ibeiu home beu theea ih split oa--u Ibe wbl atrelcb uf"aunt across tbe at reel aud

the sky, with a loud, uucurt lily nola. a aaaoi linenlof tlery uirtwira, moelly red. Itouiaoci ml lea reckleaa liuni bea shot upfrom ladilinl every liuab.drauitml their plrallug lall tbnmgb

the at allulile ilri iiuiuuilueiii e. whilefancy Imuilia .'.eti aerhil floater nml other brllllaul pyrui ethnical

uririi-- a lulo all Ibe celrallal lerrllory hitherto unorrupbaJ

Through It all stood as Imimit able and luiiwealve aa If he badIhtii gliletl tu Ibe spot ud fruaruKteu wheu Hie dlnplay flowed out lulotbe middle of highway piled

the si reel cara for twu bba ka lulimb dliwlloua remainedn ud aHH-tatu- r preIduni Ihe Ion , companythrown extreme agltatluu by tbletcwaa teal, for he bad eutue conldratlou for Ibe feellutr lb pub

lie. aud be rushed right out realorearallrrad ecneduks,

. "tier, IbajT be demanded olwltb a awoka blackened, face

"Way aro yuu up tb crr'"DkaJg' repiard Ik di'Bia

lighting Iba, fus red rvae

piece "II aW everything wane atiitIt'a going"

Mr .Marley rani 'Wedge aa no longer oil III puna

Molly liml aUpiiil In In winp up amiitake f n- llHIil l'i-if- muí Ki,,:;i.. whoainliiKli aw iiiitliilia hail IxlluWnl '

lir"Well, i turn imii.t un b mil

loualy ln.iilnil .

"It'a a mi imiu!' lii' aaiil. imattl toeouirul 111 LiiiKiiier "Ki ail Mi

MhMliia. I lian- - iiii l tli.ii.k n.rmoat exiratamitiilt jut una ui aiwhich I have ever bn.l thenine 10 preald "

..."We oinmi lier aniilltar noli b neil- -

time." he eoiitldi-uil- ) pruinl-- tier"Moll), iiiniry uie."

"Oh. It a IiiimmhIIi'!" abe bluruHi"Itnilly. I'm orr) . Mr Hledue I knowIt'a my own finill loll I didn't menu It

to ko Mil" fur I il'in't menu I tintHint la well. I dun I know it lint I

mean You'r Ihimi o kimhI. hiiiI I doappro, bite II 0. lull It lmpoHlble'I allnpl.t l olllilu'l I loli't you nY

"You'll lim e iirouiul lo II '

"I I be IiIiiumI

"Wliiil'll you la-- l Human atniitiHtHob?"

"AlltlbliiL' .ton like!" abe Biiurllrerr, 11I. fiirluua e'liuu b to poion lilin

"Viui're on." be mil

TO HB

NEW MEXICO NOTES.

A I ....I .. h . I I 1.

rve lUum ifenoUKn otheM Clin ha .ecu rod a deirriH- -

team will come down from Denver toitutiato them into th order,

D. Gephard, niirht chief... have been paid. in

ally nee tbnt'tn, cOM of

tnu

lli'l

b.a wltb

iiliiiilnlakublt'

akynakel.

tor

nitrht for Fi ul'f, fcE. P. 4 S. W. IHa

wife aon will ko El Pao at

The fifth month of tha achool yearin Koaweu .now. total or i.ihi atu(JenU enrolled. Th1 proving poplar. Thia room wasestaitillshed tor those pupila weredeficient in English or who enteredschool in th middle of a term.

Farmer of French, and Miamidistricts are planning a farmer' week,to begin rebruary 1.1.

A donation 1.000 for additionalincreased premiums at tin rolfax

county fair waa announce thenieetinir of the fair anaociution held

week. The premium lint is to'in the hunda of the farmers byMarch I.

The New Mexico Sunday school as- -

sociiition in offering $"i prixefor ln''"1 0"i

ieilnl 11 n hi. Suiitu authorizedDrew, and Iwi3

rel Miiii-n- , The achoolhnu.at.and will occupied amount

t

i

veluiea

anaeul

tremendous

I'IMiill wiikivn 111 ninuui vinel, w,m.... , . .1

ten in the state.

Rnlnn now haa Pullman service on

in ubout two weeks. Thirteen teachersUie employed in the schools in Daw -

aon.

A Nhipmcnt ostriches was onethe sight a tit towns along the Santa Feone day lust week, Truln No. 10 of

'llu.t ri.ii.l....... , u ..urliti.il nf thaim v.birds.

Tliit t rattlesnukea were kill- -

' ed by ri i'luiiiutioii service men aboutmile south Meaiuite last week.

t Whiskey" is supposed to have beenthe can no the doath or laultel. was found dvud

Thr Demi.ig Rifle club has receivedit iiittiul oiitiimi'tit from the war de-

partment. shipment includes anumber of star-guag- e Springfield rifleand a quantity ammunitiontarget supplies.

Members In irood or other- -

.latina n w hi ninu aim, al by luilliiiu a auloon last wik.

Itnrt

treatwheu

ufsome

w

laudejected Into

a

ami

taltnTlie

tradlulu

tbe

den

uf a,

hack

-

t and

O.

and

room

who

tha

and

iuat

each

il

of Kichwho

The

are

of of

a who '

The voto on thbond of $85,- -

for th of new

ITnljtn avkn aKnnttin north of 1.300

beam per on tenfield 13.20 a,

tnem, him140 an acr crop,

hard aetat work

for an tohigh at that

armade at

ofto be held

12.

view of thethere i

talg thof

line

of In areof fifty case

arltk In day,are

have but caaei anddea h (ar, withIn

I

by lye intohia

aon of Mr. M.last

tu l i n- - Tlira piuiri iiwi nú l'fta. autiaie a a 1

the onand

bm hald 7 and B..

' '' of aoma car--

"?iic acia an wnun nm .

'"" h burn in -

Mr.li1UWK.rI

k Ann ofsoon

an office,

ofmon, who live twelve aoutn-- 1

weat of M.,week when the

waa to schoolher the

onwork on Kio

to a

la.t

en with the tale uy tioo--t L. in of

the Uver (,r una wa. a :, . 1 ;

apeni in nra nrruia countyleniand Santa Fee were the icenoof other from

to

The bank

clok 10 on ,Uth P'- -

After for thaof the

th tx ron, du toover to the ta, law. M,

o-- r .tlllfcll IIIWUWI.

tm . In tha,case,01 tx re--

was awaraeu w.rt wurato the tuna of In an

ofThe case ia tha court at

N.II. Ju" nd June TO. 1910 and

f1 andcity a to the en- - " W f" thh office

on ';h- -'' l" for thlands:held in

i a gas- -

light for munyoff in

"i may lais office of

a be and of L. E.muí ki fr Kiiind niM in T. li. of

nml ri Hie luí D. nf theIn the uuea tilmii lie The is

niltill

,.,.a

HUI, ,

nerus.

be

lli,

table

aba

nf

ah waiii

Al

In

In

alltheir

tbup

be

of wa

ofof

to

what'

lii-- 1

to

of

at

be

in

. .

of of

of

of and

ira

at

in willin

MOB

A.

miles

he

in

be

' acci.ieni wmcn near- -! . .in?u,,Tru n,;ii. w m ." w. m

: í ...ij

The Peoriawaa with an

-

isa new school or

to the struc- -

ture, tn Itia a time a

wise of the Knights of in New ten A.being for the purpose

to list fying and fixing the valuea forHugh II. Williams, a ation on all lands Eddy In.

of the stata corpor- - or from allto aid the move-- lion of the County will be heard by

ment for the sanl- - the and Boardby the order in the aouthweat a to value and

i of landa In theiri m. vvaa nnllea ara not for action ii

masher haa beenladies in the Meadow City,

town of Claytonissuance of a isao000 building aschool house.

Thnmaa miMmmile House, raised

pounds of acre a acralast season, and received

for netting over,for th

Fort Sumner aregetting to a peti-

tion election establish a coun-ty school city.

Elaborate beingfor th viiitor

the meeting the CountyTeacher' association InFort Sumner 11 and

in roadbetween and Clovia

going round re-

garding th an auto-mobi- le

tag between the twoplacel.

people claim the reportacarlet fever that

being Inateadail death a authoritative

statement being printed that tharahcn twelve two

tha wallband.

Injuria eaoaed gettingthroat aoma nma montha

eauaad tha death of CliffordMr. and P. Arra-stron- g,

of Cuervo,week.

Iliumiwaixico aeiearaia

convention medical education,1public haallh medical licanaura to

in Chicago

reaulU iwallowinjracciaaniiy

"""d. tuRethar with

".month.-ol- d TTLCTa tiHarry Nicholaon, of Daa Moinea,

McFie, Kdward McFia,attorncya the capital, open

Gallup.

The amall duuMer F.. E. Har-- 1

mileUrenevil'.e, aualained

broken nhoulder laatburro aha ridiiiK threw

to round.

river Improvementthe Utande laat year

$12.1)12, accordinn report

"."Vi.."': ':"r:r:at Delay,

!lntendent

unclasailied

aLanilinir

improvtmentRoewell

b enirineeri Cooper .engineer charle

work. i.'i.uuuaim

iu, ltcrnalillo, Socorro, Sandoval,ountiea

evpeiiditure varying;MO $2,700.

Firat National Santa'' immenM chime

,,"ced uuild'nf on

waitine many weoki,salaries stale official

makinfr chanfrinirHur,m war,

apon.il.le. becauw collection, u.ually

Counsel Saturday argued a motiont.UI Waddatl.Uanhv

breach of promise wherein MlaaMargaret waddeii, Angeiea,ceniiyexpense 118,700action against R. Manby, Taos,

in federal'Santa Fa.

Alvan White, superintendent ofpublic Instruction, has J. 898

Wagner, uperintendent of the Santa upplementary amendatoryichooli, delegate aelec.

ltni ti1"1"11"" '""""ng describedDetroit soon.

There talk of electric powerand plant Lovington,

a reilroad, Chavea county.

selections ftiedakewood agitated considerably )hja the period

capitalPeoria,

Dawson Wall,white iw.tjlieuti cnrpotntora.

while

dlaluterealed

""."Tui,v uv

Investment companySaturday

12.20.

F.ataiicia agitating the question ofbuilding

improvements existingprovide beetled facilities.

Pythias o'clock Monday, Februaryrequested through Uth, 1916, clani-th- e

print themselves tax-wi- th

prominent in county.order, and dividual committees eee-ati-

commissioner,eUblihmnt Assessor County

tarium Commissioner therespective

lonklnv neighborhoods, before takenmysterious

lannoying

hundred

ritliensignatures

arrangemententertaining

Guadalupe

February

considerableestablishment

Tucumoarlcommunity

magnified.

epidsmle

Tucumcari

February

,flicUld

Expendituren

November

Incorporated

ronsidtrable

var aH."a.demanded at Estancia.

Aa a demonstration of the workby the Normal university at Los

Veuui. which is muking a specialty offulk iliince instruction, a program offulk dancing, gymnasium drills andgames will be rendered ny ine itudents iiluy evening at the Las Vegaurinoiy.

Christian tt Co. INSURANCE,o

NtlTlCE OF MEETING OFCOl'NTY COMMISSIONERS

HoBrd of County Commiionoraland Aseior will meet in tha officeof the Commissioners in Carlsbad, at

In classifying; and fixing value for thyear iiio. .

The Board will apprciat any asai-tan- ce

that will prevent injustice toanv section of th county.

BEEMAN.Chairman.

MCIPC rOt CRAY MAI.Ta half pint of water add 1 . Bayu;, "'" ,nH of Barb,. Compound.nd o. of altrartn Apply to lb hair

,wlo. a wt , t,,,, imMm4abada. Any rtruaslat can cut uo mryou can nils It at lioin at very Mill oust.FuN Ulmiluna for msklng and uae cumrIn aach box nf fom pound. It will

lUrkan etrawkwl. faded grayhab--, and faioM dandrug. It la axcai.bml for fallUic balr aiaae ha rahhair euft and gloaay. It will net color lbealp. Is not all, kr er greaay, aud du not

nil off

ONTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Serial No. 16SM.

United State Land Office, Roawoll,New Mexico. January 21, 1916.

Notice la hereby given that Lewi0. and Cecelia LaChapelle,b" Bart A. Nymeyet, tool attorneyin fact, have 14 in tbia oOoo theirannlioatlon No. 016609 to enter andarthe proviilon. of tha Act of Juna1897, SUt, 86) th followtng Vcribed landa, to-wr-tt

Nortaeaat Quarter (NC 4)

. oí th Northwoat Qaarter (NW ,

, 4, Section JToartoo (14J Tw-Bhl- B

Twenty-tw- o (tt) Boatk,Rang Tairty-av- g W) aVat, if.

Any and all person Hiitmng ad--rrTMy the land alio, described, orHMlrln ta nhlect harauaa of tha mln.

named

"nduring nub.

Mexico

classes

aral character of tha land, or for anyother reaon, to tha diapoaal of aaidland to the applicanta, ahould fila theiraffidavit of protest in this office on

IvIO,EMMKtT PATTON

Rabiatart.t pi, t. m iota

Jub. Feb. 28, 1916.

APrMCATIONS FOK ORAINQ PER- -MITS. NOTICE la haraby riaatl thatall application for permito to (rraa

honn ho"' ,hl t?wlthn th, ALAM0 NATIONAL FOR--Et durlno- - tha aeaeon of 101ft mnat. , .h 1 .ja atw iiiu in my unicw m iiamoiroroo,New Mexico, on or before March 1,l'.n. information in regard tothe (Taxing; fee to be chanred 'andblank form to ba uaed in makingapplication will be furniahed uponriutt. K F. RALTIIIS, Supervlaor.Jan. 28 Keb.-Z-

Pepartment of the Interior, UnitedState Land Ollice, Uowcll, NewMexico, December 81, 191f.

Notice i hereby (riven that thaState of New Mexico, under the pro.viainna nf the Acta Conere ap-proved June 21, lH'm and June 20,1010, and acta aunnlementarv andamendatory t'iereto. haa filed in thiaonice aelertlnn... Mita for the followina?ueicnnea lanna:

List 088. Serial No. 033A04.N 25, Tp. 2.r.-- Range 37--

N. M. P. Mer., 320 acre.List No. 089. Serial No. O.mOR.

N 2, 8W 4. Sec. 80, Tp. 2VS,Range 88-- N. M. P. Mar., 40 acre.

List No. 6879. Serial No. 038(107.Lota 1, 2, 8, and 4, 8 2 4.

S 2 M, Sec 1, Tp. Ranga84-- N. M. P. Mer., 884.48 aeree.

List No. 6880: Serial Ne. QXWOñ.W 2 NE Sec. 19, Tp. 20--

Ranga 8S-- NE 4 NE 4, Sec. 17.Tp. 20-- Rang 85-- E, H, H. Mar120 aerea.

or eontoato aarainat any orall of men aelaetlona may be filedIn thia office during; tha period of pab-licati- on

hereof, or at airy time beforefinal certificate.

EMMETT PATTON,tl-Jn-- 4t Register.

Departniemt of ttte- - Interior, UnitedStatee Land Offloa, Roewell, NewMexico, November 80, 1916.

Notice i herby givtn that th Stateof New Mexico, under the nrovlalawa' the Arta of Congrea approved

fififlS. Serial 033287.SW 4 NE Sec.NE NE Sec. 29, Tp. 2B--

Range 21-- N. M. P. Mer., 80 aerea.Protests or contesta against any or

nation hereof, or at any time before)rinaliiimi rertinrale

EMMETT PATTON.Register.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.020259

Department of the Interior. U. 8.Und Office at Rnswell, Now Meg.ico, Jan. 10, ItHil.

NOTICE is hereby given that J.Slanislous Staehowiak, of Carlsbad,N. M.. who. on Sept. "fi. lOO'.l. madeIID E. Serial No. 0202.r.9. for WNW1-4- ; and W 2 SW Section21, Township Zl-- Kiinire . N.

,,, U nitllie lllllll I1VO JVWkT DrOOl.to establish claim to the land abovdescribed, before R. O'Quinn, Pro-ba- le

Clerk of Eddy County, at Carl,bad. New Mexico, on Feb. 1R. 1916.

Claimant names as witnesses:Washington W. Simpion, Chrlsto.

pher C. Ilutto. Henry II. Clark, JohSmith, all of Carlsbad, il. M.

EMMETT PATTON.Jan.14 Feb.ll Regiitor.

NOTICE.

In the Probato Court, Eddy County.New

No.In th Matter of tha Estate at

Charlea Burton, Deceased.Notice is hereby given tha 8. .

Hillger. Administrator of the anxiaof Charlea Burton, decease?,, havragmeo in mi court ni nrt and finalreport of hi administration of aaUestate, and petition for hla dlschargaa administrator of aaid mtato, tbnearing oi ine lame naa been Axedby tha court for th 6th day of Marea. .

1916, at 10 clock, A. if., at acourt room of aaid court fn th CewrtHouse at Carlsbad, Eddy Cownty,New Mexico, and all pereene Intoreatwiin ald atato ara hereby notlaWe) tbaand tber to appear and show eaaata,

'

if any they have, why tha aaid ra,port ihould not be tented and allow.,ed and aaid administrator dla4iarged,

'"LLGER,Jan.l4-Feb- 4 Adaxialatrator.

BOOT AND SHOE

REPAIR SHOPDO NT MIR8 THE PLACE nJTIXKR BOI'TH Of JACOBTAILOR 8HOP. V"""1"

I wh to aaaoeiace ; tb people CCarlabad and aarreundiag country thaiI hare opened ap a Hoot aad 81mm B.pair 8hep la U. S. Market aajileWand aai arepared to da aU kJbjda atROOT AND SHOB REPAJB WOUON SHORT NOTICE.

WIU Take Ordara fa Caw Bay

PRICES RKAfeONABLK.r

H.J.SLEASiZ

said tn be only short until M. P. Meridian, haa filed notice of in- -......iuIiiIa kiirlt u.hn.al Pnniaa will h..Antln . 1. . a , a m

M.,of

public

member

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and will

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A.

Mexico.800.

tha

COUNTY NEWS ITEMS'

ABSOLUTELY RELIADLE NEWSGATHERED BY THE LIVE

WIRES OF THE CUR-KEN-

A FEW THINGS FROM KNOWLES.

E. C. White, of Artesla. wa. notedmilling wJlh the crowd In Knowleathe other liav.

llamp Eaves, one of the "Uve ones"from Lovlngton, came over to call onvi. i ii7uhwta i7P

A 5 (W!h B. ! ?h? f..r.most fln.nrU... nf th v.lUv w.. InKnowlea for aeveral dayi liiat week.attending to business. !

Kail Manning waa up from hia home- -

atead the other day and stated it to!he aome lonesome, all by hia lonelyat hia place. '

J. M. llniihs, one of the boya whomil In a minilwr nf mn here, nowI : r ' 'living in Linn county, Texaa, waar. viaitor here for aeveral duya lasweek. Mun aaya It feels like homehere.

Dr. Merrill, of Scurry county, Texaa,waa In Knowlea aeveral daya looking

ia

over the situation daya ago. U

Enquire John T. Toole waa Kred made budineshia Gaines county ranch, sizing tn Carlsbad in hia big long Hup. lust

up aituation last returning home Mondty morn-Charl-

McDaniel waa a visitor U y.Knowlea from hia southwest an vrry l ace 'hiof ua, atated that everything waa people tn not overloo!- - the faitboominir in his section.

Judge C. R. Jonea, one of lead-ing lawyers of the valley, waa inthia town attending to huitines dur-ing latt week.

Mra. It. V. W right, haa beenthe of a physician for some

time, at the W. W. O'Neal place, castof town, ia reported to be rapidly im- -

proving.II. It. Turner made flying trip to

Midland, Texas, in his flyer, whichaerved all purposes last week.

W. P. Allen, of Midway coun- -

try, waa in town last Friday and re--considerable sickness prevailing

fiorted ncichliorhood which kept himbusy going to Knowlea and Lovington... .. , ..innlu lli nf th. I if -i iu u.fi .(.vferera which, however, he is glad tobe in a position to do.

James D. Merrill waa in town thiaweek and claimed there was no kickcoming i.i hia vicinity.

Juanita Cooley a reported to hacened a relapse ana is again connneato her bed.

George Pruit one of progres- -aire stock farmers from Hobhhwaa a business aa as a socialviaitor among the merchants in Know-lea laat week.

'Major T. E. Dawson, one of thestagers tn stock business nf thisvicinity, now of Wilson, Texaa, wasa pleasant visitor among his many oldfriends here last week and incidentallyattended to business.

W. G. Woerner had a phone callfrom Carlsbad last Saturday, callinghim to that point, where his motherhaa been seriously ill, aiwd had achange or the worse on daynamed.

Huyera at horse sale on the 27thlast month, were not very keen forhorses. Carlsbad parties bought

.i i i. ru -- ..iiUlllllV UUIII.ll. ft IIU pi II O IVJVI ICII VU

have been paid waa 92.000.Jeas Thorn, one of boys raised

town, who has been absent fortime, is here visit.aome on a.... . . . .

uuutite Andrews, one or inose pnpu- -

whu.hindefinitely

,

t.Bnyonrriday beenentertainment.

oi nis oi us, was intown laat Friday, buying necessaryeuppliea it to be hia in-

tention to locate aouth of Monu-ment, where he intends to locate acow and aheep ranch. B. ia a hustler

nd will set there if anybody can. I

Skillet Huston a cullerKnowlea ,th first time in days,hut so ss he ia glad to be among hiaU.Mil.k.w mnA ik.MIIVIIUI. HVl lili fcllTill.

W. H. Wlmberly is not reetveringf..t a. hi. friend, had hoped for,

out i. now auie to more nounsn- -menu which should bring him out ofbed, soon.

Just a cold snap occassionally oth- -erwisc, the weather is fine aa a fiddle,If continues we may make itthrough until gras. rises, hutyou know there is

luck of a "lousy calf.Jame. W. Blackwell went Carls- -

bad, attending to Important businessthe fore of the

Paul Cunningham, of Gnin-- smost popular progressive

young stockmen wa. a pleaasnt visi-tor and taking in the entertainment

Kriday.W VMi-- mni.li ti I.t. . .. . . ... . . .

.1U 1(1(11 niS Whole WOrkS housafurniture, and tupplle. onthe mountain.. ha. worked hardfor what he had, made everyof it honorably ha. respectof hi entire community.

The Bell boy. of furnishedthe music for the entertainment laat

night They are aomewhich of course ia aource of

pleasure all presentC. A. Miller went aand hill.

of Andrew! county, Texaa, lent 8unday after hta car which haa been I

down there with a broken axle fordome time pant, ,

We wonder If the rorreapondentaat Monument and tjueen are nick, or'have changed their location. We arelalwaya anxioua to see "wat doin";al these interesting places. We as- -

aume many othere ara like ua Come,lea go! I

Hunk Shlpp went to Carlsbad andtook Colonel Hardin, Harry liuaton, I

nd John Urant to that point on a '

matter of business, returning and well known to our plaina peo-la- at

Sunday. pie. Hence we bespeak him fair

a few 7over Nymeyer a trip

fromthe week. week,

Inranch We anxioua

and pluma

the

whoIn care

the

wunl.

thenear

wen

oldthe

private

the

the

the

thenear

wesi

in

the

the

last

the

forC. Sands, the Hiiick salesman

urougni out a suieruiii roansier sixpp1 f "a,e ,n v"w ,ou,hf Knowlea. near the Texai. line, lust

Monday.Nay and le Stiles returned from

Roswell laat week, where they wenton a matter Dbfuslness, but met withhad luck tn the b' " wreckingtheir car almost entirely, and bedlyinjuring Melvin Smith, who wan inthe car with them. Melvin ha beenlaid up ever since, and will make it. . ... .i i i. i iinruuKii, out nmy never mur. usemuch. '

An old IVr-da- proverb states a.'follows: "Thinking well, la wine;planning well. is doing well, iaw incut; and bent all". How pliout

n .reí- ,iii.i.iiik mir is mn- -

J.r ZZfÁiKLr.Witt Kleast in a small way.We fail to notice in any nf leading

ncriodicals where the adminixtrutionhas paid the slightest attention tothe recent atrocities in Seemslike Carranxa's promises are even leethan the European powera considertreaties mere scraps of paper,

,ook on the bright side and youw find much to rejoice over,on the dark aide and you will tind,rsclution and detpuir on every side,

,,k fur virtues in vnur fellow men.B, you will them, look for fault

j ill I .. C...I . .

mil 1 IIU Will BUIt-i- HUH llll-ll-l IfVJ.

Jjfe ( what you muke ufler all.o

NKWS FROM OVER THE Mil. I S.

Tom Pendleton returned from l.ln- -

coln county Kriday wiiitiier iie nui li, - -- u.iuhl. Imano.

John Stewart and wife miumed totheir home Thursduy after attendingcourt , (

J. . M na and B. A. Nymeyerwere busy Saturday surveying theItiO acres which belongedto Uncle Hardin.

Ross Middleton and wife spent afew daya in Dog Canyon visiting theirfriends and relatives.

Ned Shattuck recently sold his en-

tire Dock of sheep to Sewalt and Slav- -

iy- -

Tom Pendleton wife and little dau-

ghter, Marie, with Ed. liuxxand wife are planning a trip by autoto Arixona. to visit Dick liass andfamily at Douglas. They will make!w. ,í . ..... u,;.t ..í i

v this weekThl r,.ii,.u,'i11 u guests left Dog can

yon Monday to nltend the pictureshow in Carlsbad Monday night witnthe hopes of another view of DreamyDudd. The parties were; W. E.liuss, Chas. Thomas, John Stewart,

Bi. l .....i i..n,ii,.t.,i

time, until the completion of theschool house. I

LOVLNGTON.

From the leader.

Mr. and Mra. McDonald and Mr.S ton man made a trip to Koswell thisweek, going over Thursday.

f'an '... ml. a .1 n n 1. ... .. n t nil . nllainauru.vi Ulllll m I llliiuinM w. ..w.country, but now Roswell. "is overmingling with hi. old friend, againmis weea.

Bee Hardin thia week purchased atank, 80-fo- and a windmillwith which to improve his pluee.

to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Akin.oi Slanbrn, a daughter, Jan. 20.

MrB' Sadie is now actingas dry lady at P. S. Eaves'

Company.Another change in the Chili stand

innk Plur th' wwk when WallerWright rented it from J. B. Ixive.

Little Miss Dovie Baldwin of Okla.arrived in our town inursuay even-ing of this to make her homewith Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Wright, ofthia place she being niece of Mrs.Wright.

, ...I 1 II,, s. yin muifo nn,ii.i., numhe phone office to the Methodist par- -onage.Foster Lee and little daughter were

made haooy Wednesday of weekby the returln of Hn. Ie who ha.lieen at Floydada, Tixas. for .ornetime visiting her sister who wa. aick.

We note the improvement of thesidewalk in front of the hotel Tu..d.y

front part of the City taylor .hop, 1.

lar young men from the north, wat Thu,'ll,.u,ur, he;kelll ttl wn, Tln'8a pleasure aeeker in town last week. (.urJohn Grant, of Dallas, Texas, ar-- , yhe , WBlt a,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,) utHved here recently, visiting his un-t- Touj-- , this week wascle, Tom Shipp and will remain in- -.

.,BMtI,ctll,u. The cuuse was sickness.definitely. 1ie tfíorU uj tne earn.t workers

Asa B. Morton, of Lovlngton. waa n , nBVe Bl H.en er

last night Uking in the wrdl.j nd 8umay ,t.hol haaHe aaya he was orR1,niaed n this community and will

,! be held the following Sunday at Rny- -B. Hardin, who recently dUpo .e I , ,,mm, Uwl, for the present

noitiings

and atated

waamany

..lane

thi.

never any telling

to

part week.one

counties and

mirrat not.Clon lOSt

clothingPat

dollarand

Nadlne

Friday music-ians,

toto the

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Kh

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look

find

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Bnrn

Wrightgoods

week,

this

hl)mei

1911 CATALOG OF THE

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

READY ON OR ABOUT MARCH IS. If Interested la work at theState Ualveraity, m or la the fot are, write today and have aeopy reserved ta be aialled yo ea publlcatloa, without charge.

Address ! DAVID R. BOYD, Preaident.

, . Albuquerque, N. M.

undergoing repaperine thla weekwhich will make it neater in appear- -

home

Hanoi

glad

aneeMr.' Addington hut had tmall auto

(turn ire built for hi car recently.Mr. and Mm Cecil Kindel .old two

Iota to R. II. thia week, on whichMr. I.ove hat moved houie for rentlug purpose.

You will note In thia issue Mr. J.A. Swigart aa a candidate for corn- -missioner, district No. 1.

Mr. Swigart la a aheep man of ourplain, although he Uvea in Carlsbad,

race and a heavy aupport from themains.

Mr-n- Mr-- - Arrhi0 rooI!e reom- -

panied by Mr.. J. K. Coolie, and woyounger children, eft ror Midlandlexas, Sunday to visit the mot he ra ofboth Mrs. Coolies, who are aick at thatplace.

T. C. Tillotson of Roswell waa overthia week in the interest of nhstractand tire insurance polieiea for Chaveacounty.

A party from Carlsbad were out vis-

iting the pliiiim the latter part of laatweek, stopping over at Monument r rl

' danre at that."'h "ü.nníplace, Saturday nightin l.nvincton. Those of the party being Mra. lowenbruck. Minxes Maryand Jewel Hubbard, and Mina JanieKindel, who waa the guest of hercnuxina, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Kindel,while here.

I.uitt Saturday Mr. York living westof town waa thought to be almost atthe point of death and his three daughters

. . living.,atM,Ktrnnn,

,Texas, were

I" afternoon in an auto forlexaV returning Sunday night

with Mr. Forrest York, aon of Mr.York. Uter. Mr. York died Wed-

nesday, the Ü(th.Mr. Pearl Wilson and family of

Koxwcll havo moved to the OscarThompson rnnrh near Lovlngton sowe learned this week.

.luhn lloyd, of theI.ovi'imon lintel, is moving out to hisplace two miles south of town thisweek. We underntitnd he ia going totry farming a whilt.

AHTESIA...' rom the Advocate.Mrs. I'tinnie Adams has gone to El

Paso to visit with friends.Miss Daly of Hope visited with Mra.

.1. A. Clayton last week.Mrs. I.sura K. Kelley and son, Fran-

cis, left for St. Uiuis last Fridaywhere Francis will attend the Chris-tian science school.

Itev. Wm .West was up from Dny-to- n

last Saturday.l I ....... I..V,..U.n ... Ik- -

tf..ht,r, Bt Ukewood. visited herArtesia friends last Saturday.

.1. W. Waitershidc has moved tothe llench farm east of town.

Dr. Morgan of Phillipshury, Kan.,is in Aitesia this week, having lieensummoned because of the serious ill-

ness nf his brother. II. It. Morgan.C. H. King who has lecr living on

the A. M. Thomas place, on the Cot-

tonwood, has moved to the Rigdonplace.

and Kuhinsun are shippingtwo enr huid 'if scrap iron this week.

Mr. Prichard. of 'Hope, is shippingto Kansas City market today live carlouds (ifra ttle and one of hogs. Thesehoirs uie fat for the market, not lock-

ers.I.. II. Dniibek, the new hardware

maiuik'er, of Juvce 1'ruit t'ompany, hasmoved in the Martin Yates property.Mr. Douliek's family is expected thisweek.

Don't knock I lie mun who is makingM,. ,.t ".'!' tunes nt a thousamt

the success of the man is ulso suc-I'c-

i. r lie entile coinniunily.D. II. Miller and Earnest llowman

were Carlsbad visitois Wednesday.M. I.. Ement has moved to the

Krausu farm.The City Council has added to the

equipment of the Fire department by"pp'y' 100 feet of hose and a 1

connecting atiucnineni.Mr. and Mrs. Grant Muncy and

baby, of Elkins, are visiting Mr andMrs. N. L. Muncy.

Rev. A. M. Sheppard leaves todayfor Colorado points. Rev. Sheppardmay locate in Colorado and may goto his old home in Nebiaska.

Je Anderson and B. P. Williama ofthe State allnk, are in Carlsbad today

i 11, -,

"Vr Mrs Chas Roirers of Atoka,V.'Jr-- : ",Vi.. i,h!lx. ?..LEd. Burnett has returned home after spending a eek visiting in Ros-

well.II. II. Morgan, who has been y

ill for several days, left lastnii'lil for Topcka, wl.eie he will receivetreatment at the hospital. His wifeand brother, Dr K. I.. Morirán, ac-

companied luiti. Mr. Morgan's manyfriend- - me Imping to hear of hisspeedy lecovery.

Mr. Iind Mrs. It. Rowan spent thefirst pint of the week in Roswell.

Mr. Mubie of the Mahie-Lowei- y

Hunlwarc Coinpuny, of Roswell, spentWednesday in Arlesiu on business.

Mr. Wilimott. of Willinott at Wood- -,,... li.u,..!!this' week on bus.

ine.a.J, It. Herbst, of Roswell, spent Wed- -

nesday in Arlesia looking ""'":ness interests. Mr. Herbst ia one or.... . inilr. Mnlt naartjl' ' " " ' 'ProPcU for easier money rates on

'h.son ha. leased the D. J.

hi movd from th, McC,nn. plMto the Smith and Hanger ranch.

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gissler re-

turned home last week from Houston,Texas, where they spent a month vis-iting their son, Ralph, and family.

Dr. W. C. Doaa, deputy tato veter-inarian inspected a shipment of hone,in Lakewood Wednesday.

L. I. Garinger and John J. Buel, nfOklahoma, have leased the A. M. Tho-mas place on Cottonwood. Mr. Buelha. traded aome Oklahoma propertyfor the Wm. Park', farm.

Dr. Purdy, of Roswell, ha. beenspending several day. in Artaaia onbusiness.

J. B. Harper ha. been aueedda. city marshal by Ben Pale.

ITEMS FROM WHITEEASTERN EDDY COUNTY.

I

A. E. Roger returned from a bus-iness trip to Midland, Texas, laat Sat- -

urduy.John Speed, George Sima and Roy

Wright, returned from a business tripto Shafier Ukt, lhursuuy.

Dr. Head waa over from AndreWB,.Texas, Monday to aee Dr. Walden,

wno ia in. anna mice naiuen, wnu

II

BivenuiiiK Biiiuwi niiuiwwi tumi- - the weU at the polla today by a votety, accompanied Dr Head. of :i:i7 to 27, a cam- -

Rev. Mr. Mustek filled his regular ,)ui(rn whirh hM r,rey e(,UB,,.flappointment here day night, Sun- - ,,, ,h0 h,,try of lhil,day morning and Sunday night. With a bright sunshiny day but

Mrs. Webb, of Ai iaona, came out enm,Kh rhi in the air to inject energyr rlday to visit the families of Messrs lm the wrk,.rs, business was

and Cochran. Her sister, ti..uiiu im,i tthii smull urmv

.''" P" cu"e: TlirV'HTved free lunch at were1

busy day trying to

Amaie Taylor, will accompany herhome.

John ispeed left Mommy morning loranuiicr expecting io reiurnneg- -

nesdny.Mrs. Hill Floyd hail been quite ill

the past week with lagrippe.Die young people enjoyed teckey

party at Mr. Darns - riday night.A. h. Rogers Monday morn- -

nig ior a trapping expeumon onnucii I mill.ll III Aliuivnilexaa.

Clarence Stevens, of North Eunice.f,r""" last Sunday.

"

A ON LEAP YEAR.

.. . .Plan to Prnpoae Thia Leap Year.

i

1. Don't nrpose to a man who hasthin lips, lie will scorn you.

2. Don't propose to a man whohaa Just a thin upper lip. He'll scornyou.

8. Don't propose to a man whose!head runs straight up from the backif his neck. He loves neither homeinor wife.

4. Don't propose to a man with asuper critical eye. He'll make yousorry,

6. Dont propose to a man whohas restrained, quiet, indifferent;manner or a purely Hellish disposi- -

tion.i.... ....o........ l w

. m.n....... luhn h... fullhut not Uo full, lips. He will lovuyou. j

7. Propose to a man who a '

.'ood-size- d bump at the base of hishead. He's a good family man andloves wife home.

H. If you love a man who has atwinkle in his eye, propose to himYou'll get him.

tf. If you love a man who has afrank, open manner, you'll probablyget him, too.

10. If you want a money-make- r

get one whose forcheud is broad und

AT

anyin of

lies

E.the

near

did aha

the the

of the

Do

DRY BYHOT ELECTION.

CityI Dark Get Out

Ne Disorder lor

termnating

Satui

BACHELOR

CIovih, M., r a bit- -

Itirlit WtfiiLa!

( ,,, toi'nm . I .u firm nui.

,,0l lltv , ,.0ml.edlls at

o i,,i. .i... nu,at I

and from until closedthere nn in ,

of sida to in atone ,,.,

,,B)t(lt.,i ,r á whothemst lejas I a re

The were much evi- -

h noon andvot,ril

left

a

has

and

k

, aped in fog. r í V"JT , ..Another Zeppelin raid on Paris wns r1 NV""f

threatened Sunday night, warnings be- - V jt.fin Bounded thnrughnut the city, nnd 1 ! .1 ,. t

1 . L. .... '.I'Vj Jt ' 'T .TC ' jT'lJCVitiiiei w wait 11 1 ui mv mi V V 11 ft Ji sffV'pearance of the raider. 0 S lV jWSreports that all of ground óO'Ol VíIVfV' MU Vi 4

the Germans gained in their latest of- - iVili' V,.'-7- ' lV ifcusive in the vicinity of Neuville nnd lOrVr- -, 1 - tsmith of the Suinnie river, remains in ' vAíilrVtheir hands despite strong lrench .Wj 4ítl l 'fP ita.ks. ft.. VA .rA':Ol J i

and long. He will bring homo repeated attacks by Russianscash every time. ae-m- Austro-llunguriun- a are de- -

o dared by Vienna, to nave been re- -

THE "DESIGNATED" PAPER.State Land Office, Robert P. Ervien, in Balkans situulion is quiet.

Commissioner, Santa Fe, New 'There have been the usual bombard-Mexico- ,

January IVltl. on the Auslro ltnlian front.Editor "Carlsbad Current", i I onsianlinople asserts

M. uiition in the Caucasus and Mesopo-)ea- r

Sir: ; taniiu, the Turks are bnltl'iii'There to be some misunder-- 1 renpeilivuly the Russians and

standing regarding adverlisement British, is virtuully unchanged. Nearof sale of state land. For in- - it was asserted that Turksformation regarding part of, capteied .1,000 camels from

of the Enabling Act isitish,quoted reads as follows: Pelrourud, on the other hand, re- -

"Said lands not lie sold or ports that l'i thenoilh Erzeiumleased, In whole or in part, except Iíuisíuim 'intínue ú" inlMiuce.the highest and bidder at a pub- - f,i ,i prH'i'urs t rr1 cupturin ; r.nt-Ji- c

auction to be at the county The puixuit of the Turhs.seat of a county wherein the lands to, of Lake continues.be affected, or the mujor portion there- - i oof. shall lie, notice of which puldic ONE LIFE LOST DI Eauction first have been duly giv- - TO ARK ANSAS FLOOD,en by advertisement, which shall sell Little Rock., Ark.. Jan. One life

the nature, lime, and place of has lieen lost and section south ofthe transaction to be had, a full the Arkansas river sixty miles wide,

of to be olfered, bordering the Mississippi isand be once each week threatened by Hoods in the Ar-n-

less than ten successive weeks in Kansas and fivers, which runa newspaper of GENERAL CIKCl'-I.ATlo-

PUBLISHED REGULARLYTHE STATE CAPITAL, and in

that newspaper of circulationwhich shall then be regulurly publish-ed nearest to the location of such landsso offered; nor ahull any sale or con- -

i tract for sale of any timber orother natural products of such landsbe made, save ut the place, in the............. .....i u i... i ..i.iii.ilininii'i , nun inn iii'iii vt uy puuiication thus provided for sulesleases of lands themselves; PRO-VIDED, That nothing herein containedshall prevent proposed State fromleasing of said lands referredto this section for a term fiveyears or less without advertise-ment required."

The State Lund Olllce has designat-ed the STATE RECORD us the paperlocated nt the Capital for such notices,and lias, in practically every cuse, des-ignated a peper neatest to the landfor such local advertisements.

When purties muke inquiry as toW'iere they cull find lad sale noticespublished, is difficult to tell thi III

ilc 'oiintv papr in which the noticewill be placed, until lund is readyfor sule, us the land muy he in vary-ing si. id Therefore, suchpin are informed that the noticeswill ulways be found in the StatuRecord.

Yours respectfully,ROUT. P.' ERVIEN,

Commissioner.

MRS. J. K, GARRETT.

Midland, (Texas), Reporter.Many Midland friends tender sym-

pathy to J. Garrett in the loss, yes-terday, of wife and mother, Mr.Garrett wa. brought to Midland aboutten daya ago, from her hometavinjrton. N. M. She .u (Tared of atamor and an operation wa. the onlyhope for her life. It waa performedMonday, but it not avail, anddied alwut 4 o'clock yesterday after-noon. Her daughter arrived fromMineral Well, and the other two chil-dren, a .on and a daughter, were

here, as wa. Mr. Garrett Theyleave today for Lovlngton, conveying

remain in an auto and inter-ment will take place at the home town.Member, family Well knownIn Midland and The Reporter join,other. In a profound expression ofsympathy In thi. aad bereavement

ywir .wearing at xhe CurrentNOTARY ALWAYS IN.

CLOVIS 4 MAJOR.Y IN

Workera Comb From Daylightnill in Order to

Full Vole; atI'oila. .

N. Jan. 31. AflI,, luntinir tnnr tlmft five

whi(.h h .trained ilaelfii,B lllmg.i mtnn

,lf oai.h ,,e thecity for tnteis. The pi opened

vi,.,.l ,,irneck the crack of the pistol,

then on the polls '

this evening wa letup theelTorts nther bringWmt vote. Everything

orderly and only few,)reM.ntel r !!challenged,

women very in

all persun

the

rVf.1' fl .

ifi

Merlin the

J Vr(M'

at- -

square thethe the

pulsed.the the

27. mentsthat the

N.where

seems withthe

general Feluhie thesame, the

tenand

shall oftuii,,e

best yheld chine guns.

Miulh llruiniuh

shall2.- -

forth thewith

description the lauds river,published for the

White

like

the

Miniand

the

said

saidherein

the

tracts.

al-

ready

are

office.

and

to vote fur the abolition of the saloon.The vote polled was larger than at any

election held in Clovis whichfnevious with the fact that manypeople who voted today were campar- -

atively newcomers and had nevervoted in a previous election here, keptthe result in doubt until the ballotswere counted tonight,

eSUMMARY OF WAR

NEWS OF MONDAY.

Twenty-fou- r persons were killed andtwenty-seve- n injured wl.en a Zeppetin airship Saturday night dropper1.some three and one-hal- f tona of ex- -plosives on the city of Paris and es

aria saya that In fresh attacks opposite the Dompicrre south of theSoinnie, the Germans were twice re-

pulsed.Little fighting has been going on on

the Russian front, except near Dañen- -

..k0 an the Hukowia frontier, whurj

in

ci

Mr, I no nutlet in the already swollenMississippi.

PHILIPPhilip, Hie .Macedonian King ahllc '

drowsy with me was ming a cuseand the prisoner aftei sentence uspronounced, hmmI. I appeal" And to vi I. ,i iiu von inquireil the ms'..ii. shell monarch "I

I'lcul from I'hilip iliunk to I'hiiiiiulicr replied the piisiner. and thea - urautej the request and at a reheariug (ave I In prisoner his lllierty

I lie pei pit- ilruH.sy with i t Ine hidiscord oritlmes piniiomu a verd'i'loil public qii'stiniiH a It t they revel siIn their luoie calm and lieliheiule innmen is In next lust iIiIhk to makeIn i no iumii.il-- - 's in i oi ru t Uieiu.

BITTEN BY MAN; HE SUFS.

Victim Bnngi Umqua (Suit Aqamst ih,City ol Minneapolis.

Minneapolis limen liy a man ,,.

ejeiinl r.oln I lie liniiii li pul. lie lll.rin i

at Hie .;iea. .lay Snilili. ,.,,,,,ut Hie l.ruiiih, has deiiiiin.led ilan.ui:, .

from the eliy under the wm kiiium .in .

iniiqM'iisulloii si t Jerome .liickin.i i

of the illy legal department sn'.lHinlihs claim was the most unusuallliut hail come to hut notice i f

"A driin1 en niau entered the ii I

brary." sala Mr Jackmsu "Mr HmHhstarted to usher blm uuL The fellowatriiggUsi and Dually lilt Mr Hinlihsrttihl liUinl. tauslug ileep lacerations

o i lie ihniiili ami lude lingers"

JOHN H. JOVCE, President A. C. HEARD,0. M. COOKE, Cashier

JOHN R. JOYCEA.J. CRAWFORD

O. M. COOKS

iThe Kind f lolher U.e?

V'J.ItI

L

it

Lveiv tim mother i:ets out C'alu- -ii . . 1

net I allow .e s going m ieM 'M " uT. I,n,',e- - I'""".

lemar, tempnni; aonumiuis, ihmuhs,t ikis and pies! I've never seen a hake- -A U,rm unh Caluinet. Mother

' h', the only Uakini! Powder thats. maiiief uniform tesiil.s.

lti)ctoJ Hi .V i AwMds

mitt - r avw t a

. .ear w tnt w iiia. ntii4 r" i a

C hitsp and i i aniiuk lug I'owCet t tUi n.

save y m money. CslumiM itoea hYPnand far siqierior in in ' milt- - and snd.i

FARM OUTLOOK FOR 111.

A new swing came over agriculturathe Pecos Valley the closing months,

of IUI.'i Much live stock was broughtto the fai ins from the range to con-sume anything and everything in thojway of hay and forage. The alfalfa,field liecume a source of revenue anwinter pasture for cuttle and sheep.

There are utlicinl fitruies to showthis chnnge in the Curlshud project.The live stock census shows an in

case in sheep from '.Ml head .lumiatyI. I'.'l.'i. to .'i0!io head on December HI,lül'i; the cattle increased from 4'Hhead to 4:lJn head during the cumoperiod. The survey of live stuck mudoby the Santu I e railway in I ietml.i rindicates that the increuse in livtstuck luis been fully us great in everyother part nf the Pecos Valley.

This rliiicci' i lurnini' e' eiythititf;ill the Iced line fiiim buy and fnrafOto alfalfa e into im.iey; It.nstatements of the I 'ems alley hankthe lirsi o ftbis eur reflei t this nincreused deposits. A year ago fiiin great quantities went to waste, .tthe same time that hundreds of hasi'lof cuttle flarved to deutn on teplains within huuling distance of thiswasted feed. It did teach a lessrathat this year has brought the sloes-men- ,

the farmers und the hunkt.closer to gether for their mnHi.lgood.

But what of 1 . 1 C. ? Every lurss rthus leai ned a lenii this year a Vbow fur feeil gi.es ill wintering orfeeding live slock. With many i f

'them it was a good deal of a iruu'sand a few actuuily overt'. timatrdtheir ability. With the new knowledgegained through experience tins stson, the funnels ure no win a purtion to plan intelligently for liilt. ..-- to

what to grow und hn.t nuicn i f i a- acrop in the scheme of diversifying

There will be nunc ci.u nnistd.more hoirs grown; mote tin st y- - ai dchickens iiiiseil: and hettei culi spinvided. In other word- - as mho.live stock becomes a iurt nf the f.irmnpi'iatinns; iimie attentmn - itm i.lii'tails. This leuds to heller c.ire f

I i' fin in and event null y lo l.iii. 'prohts than are possilde m ili i a meimp system. A. M. llwVE

FOl'.ND DEAD IN BED.

cIirH1 umut (Mexican) died if.urt failure Sunday night neur im

1) ranch. He was tuking freight mnfor the ranch. There were five wanons and live other men drivers, H

Mexicans, along. They loaded outrom Joyce-Pru- it Company', store

Saturday morning, lie ate suput tSunday night and all went to lxt.next morning they called him anilfound he waa dead. They had ntbeen drinking, but he had complaint H

before of heart trouble. The bod;waa brought to Carlsbad Monday aedburied here.

J. F. JOYCE; Vice ftmmW. A. CRAIQ, Ass't. Csshte

L. . CRAWSOhOA. 0. HEARD

j.r. JOVCE

Vice-P- r

The First National Hank

UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY

DlrECTOrS

CLARENCE El

If

Il)r arltliau Cum-u- i

. H. Mullan. Kdiujr and Mansaar

tÍCIA!. PAPER EDDY COUNTY.

Carlsbad, N. M Friday, Feb. 4, 116.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.Una yi in advance $1.00Six month in advance 1.00Three montha, in advance .. .bo l

ampie copian, 6 cent. I

'

THE PRESIDENT MIOll.DRE SUSTAINED.

Albutiueniue JournalPresident Wilson ha fired the

opening gun in hi preparedness cam- - entailer than I asked.Íiaign. Hi speech in York illtyi

marvel dear clearly L. G.expressed, and should lie

in trick of oratory. The for county corn-H- e

tell of nation' missioner of district No. of Mr.aspirations and ideal howa how tj. Ryan wa made through

i we able per lat week at which time prom-t- o

defend them agalnMt attack. i.ied give hi pedigree in full thi.The president i one mot veek. Mr. Kyan wa of Irish

peaceful of men. He halt warviulenre of any kind. He i a pactlist, just far common sense anathe honor of the nation permita himto be. Hut he know that wa arebeet by envious and powerful nationand that wt cannot hope maintainur right a a free people unless w

make the sacrifices neceary for thedefense of those right.

people of the United Slatea areparticularly fortúnala in having asaa at the head of the

who, while anxious to preserve Ihiaaation in peace, realixea the onlyear way to end preparationto repel any attack which might aaxarie upon ua from any quarter. i

i nave in me unuea niaies twoextremes oi inuugni inq ivaovrnmp,The extreme pacillsU, led by WilliamJennings liryan, are for peace at anyprice. Ihey oppose preparation or

that

born

The

thatthat

county

UFivim ujiuii ' "ui ii. . ma, in . i ic .not resist none At and alway ha a and

extreme i Colonel Theodora i man that well andRoosevelt who plunge the coun- - known all the county, having

Into war with or without cause. ceived within 6H vole aucces-Ku- rthe prosperity and commissioner, Mr.

the welfare the nation, Herman, fall 1. willtaken Bryan and the plain and other portion

,u. i u- - ir

Roosevelt are equally bad. The onewould put this country in a portion

be bullitd and the other wouldmake Pf the a bully. Wilsonaland between the two. He would i

light for the preservation any vitalprinciple, but would not go outthe path duly hunt for eomnation to whip, merely tor tne pur-pose demonstrating our airengmand Imooilng our will. '

As 'the president say, thia la aear or accounting. The two great

political parties will come before thepie lor ennorsement at tne uanui

waa i tne voiere win ao, no onesay at the present time, but what

Vaev snould do I to endorse tne aaministration wood wnson ny

Mm to tha presidency.Also they shooM alert member ofthe hodse representative!the senate In harmony wHh hia vmwand policies.' Asida from his prepaiedneaa policy,the has declared for a scion-lin- e

tariff, duties Imports totmpoeed according to the needs ofthe country, by a boardof experts. In taking thia position,

Dresldsnt i In harmony with llirecommendations or in over iiuve-- ;

Land. William llowaid tuft and i icoMore Roosevelt, among our presidents,it also known that, had j

president McKlnley ""Jd haveeieclarea in lavor oi laaing tne vario

of politics the very means nowtorrad upon the country by PresidentWilson,a. Il él.. K.l.l..n month,

the

vexing questionMistake, thopeople, just aa aemocrats naveaauule and been repudiatedfor so The voters or the country

verwhelmlngly stampedof tha Payne-Aldric- h law,

the Underwood taw working far(rom when the

,verar came on. In the light thiand In the changed

conditions ths world, the presidentJa urging that tha Unit, in the future,kW nut left to the hatarda inexpert

voiere of New Mexico haveuie next election to p.

record as favoring a whoaepi nauon out oi war

esll other great nations were at war.Stud who, at tbe time, haa

ble preserve every Americanrescue from the maelstrom the

general rights neutral nations,H will not enough merely lo

the electoral vote of this stale toWoodrow Wilson. A Coiled Staleasenator and representative a con-

gress, both in harmony with the gen.eral the preaidrnt,be elected from New Mexico. haa

hie largeness of vision,kia poise Judgment, oprnnrea ofwind, hia Invincible pal rim

There has considerable talk oflata the impossibility

In all tha In dis-

trict for a district office and atam lime within tha bound

th corrupt practice seemsthe count made by Charley Oil-pe- rt

that there thirtynewspaper in this, the

Judicial district. If charg-ed even the meaaley sum of tenplunks It would require that wouldbe allowed which one tenth of thadrat year'a salary, to announce inth newspapers say nothing of put-ting up the required amount to the

advle. for it ii easier for thcandidate to not announce than for

newspnptr to rut U advertisingrata. There I mora profit to a news- -paper in advertising lb. a medicinocompany for aviaire politician for the politician tiiink tV an- -r riceinerit Ik p.'.e prsflproprietary medicine man fiom ionexpurior.i'e know it rout moneyto publish a paper and he wilingto pay the price. We will ay any i

and all 01 those seeking office thatthey are not solicited to use the col- -,

uiiiiii the Current but, we willthank them for their business at ourpublished rate, but to please not

to "jew" for it will lieconsidered, hix month Wo longto carry an announcement for urn

New oof thought RYAN.

convincing.He indulgí"! no announcement

a plain utory the 1,and I., thi

it that hall be weto

of theor

a a

to

government

la

and

párenla, slightly mixtd with frenen, nee of aeor or Eddy t.tiay. ttooseveii ana curry, suo-I-n

June 1873 the city Cincinnati. I!H)7-- with distinction, announce Ject the will of the Democratic

uiiudi mm.u ..ailliu will attack u. been, tetotalerthe other a i favorably

would over re-

try of thethe peace, ful candidate for

general of the of 1U1 He via-th- a

position by of the

tonation

ofhe of

of to

of row

of of

presidenton tie

the

hvad.

ut by

doing.

wa

at

sameright

be

policies of

aboutpaper

keepact. It

fromabout or

is

much

Inin of In to

la,

it

or

is i.e

in

itto

unio, wnere he attended puiiiicschools seventeen of age atwhich time he came west to grow upwith the country and ha been a resi- -dent of Eddy county inca. For

few ha waa a cowboy andworked for old cattle company op--,

erated C. II. Eddy known aV V .. After working for threa

year ha commenced farming underthe canal and waa married to MisStoke and i now the father of threagrown children ,two daughtera and ason. Mr. Ryan haa had much ax--nerlence that will nt him admirablyfor tha office to which ha expiree, bothin irrigation farming a a avoca- -man. no uvea at present on nia rancnwest of tha canal nx miles louth of;Carlsbad arid own about 100 head ofrattle and home, lie alio runt a...j.. u ..n.i u. i.

couiity at once and meetand in persona! interviews, tell themall about hia ideaa of tha duty of acounty commiaaloner.

oR. K. SCOTT,

Tha announcement of Scottfor to the office of disirtct attorney, which he has filled witlhonor and distinction for fou'Iannear in thi issue. Mr. ScottI, no doubt, the equal, If not thaauperior, all thing considered, of any0 tñe attorney of district, thoughthere some very in thafour counties of Chaves, Eddy, Koosavelt Curry. However, when itcomes to real, downright hard workand knowledge of law Mr. Scottis to beat. He has done morethan his share of the difficult cases,aa any juror will testify who haa, lis-tened to hi earnest pleas for up-holding of law and order. Mr. Scotthaa done well and if the voters ofthis district are wise they will notlose tha experience and learningsuch a prosecutor as Mr. Scott whileie will consent to fill the office.

TIIOH. F. BLACK MORE.

Tk. ....,., n,.1phm u, ArUtla appeara in

iHu of lha Currnt yy knownTom for nearly twenty-fiv- e years andhave always fot-n- him the soulpoliteness. came to the Valleyin Mn,.h IflUII I...Í lm.nlii..i.... ......

"- -" "! j.m.m

wHh ..n.f.rtjo,, for five orsix years and then entered the drugbusiness after which he moved to ElPaao, returning to his old love aboutten years ago, taking up the abstractand Insurance business in Arteaia.Mr. Black moro haa a very good know-ledge of valuea and if electedbring considerable ability to the officeof county commissioner.

Frank Bunting, of Roswell, ramahere last Sunday and spent a fewflava In inwii II. aaiil ha waa Kara,uu ,(m for pigr, ,a not o,DUijnéit

YOUBE THEDOCTOR U

for a little while, and

make a critical examin-

ation of a bundle our

laundry work, and

f you cannot conscien-

tiously recommend th

Carlsbad SteamLaundry

Thoa

, isrr. m. t.j ago next to take the positionWhich Slight not be endorsed by the o rn,.r .u ,uditor of th, Vrcototara of New Mexico, once the tartlf y,,, Town ('omp.ny, Pecos Val-o- n

trovers y is eliminated. On that U()u 1U Companyrepublicans have made M,j tn, Ed(, ÍB,,U lv

and been repudiated by tympany. He filled all these

mistakea

their disap-proval and

aatiafactory Europeanof

t araperienca, view ofof

oflagislation.

The willopportunity

i presidentsee ma wnn

beento

andof all

give

shouldHe

etemonstratrdof hia

ism.

beenofthe

theof

aresnore Fifth

each one

all

to

the

than the

of

noti

w

tneuntil year

thafirst year

thehv and

the

j

ana

D...

the voUrs

K. K.

l

overveers,

theare good one

and

thehard

the

of

.Jthis

hllve

ofHe

.1

)p-- B

will

ofsee

If

1

,

,

various committees of the counties toget tha name of the candidate on thticket lo l used at the primarle.It Is held by tha candidates that th "only way around th dilemma is for! TO MEN WnO WEAR CLOTHES,the papers to cut lha rate to much I I have Influenced my Chicago er

on then th ten plunks. Th! or to hold bsck a 'ew of those 111.60Current has an Idea that will beat and $17.00 suits for me, and eaa aavthia "all hollow" which Is similar to'yeu $5.00 to 7.00 on a strictly mad,th old Indian's plan when asked what ' suit. W can renovatebe did when he had nothing to eat. your old hat to queen's taste,

il sa.d: "Don't eat". Thia Is good HAT AND CLOTHES HOSPITAL.

...... (r

WAR'S EVENTUALITIES.

Tuna: "The Wearin' o' the Green")The Kaiser's cows ara grazingWhere the Shamrock used to trow;How long they'll pasture on the greenThere'i no one seem to know.

Hut if we Judge the future byWhat' happened, don't you know,There'll he no grunt tar I'at' jackassWhere the Shamrock used to grow.

Oh, Johnny Bull! oh, Johnny BuiltWhat are you going to doTYou said that you would lick the DutchAnd "till it' up to you.

Rut, utile, you get a hutle onThere'' 'on t'h'l'ng' 'you ihould know,There' one thing you should know,They II be railing plant for Sauer-

krautWhere the Shamrock Used to grow.

Composed be military man oftrong Inclination.

JOHN O. McKEEN.

John O. McKeen. who filled tha of- -

thi Issue for the ama ornea. Mr.McKeen I certainly live wire andhas a wide and varied acquaintance in,Eddv county and friend among allclaasea, for ha I a mixer from "wholaid tha chunk". Hi knowledge ofstock owner and stock value wouldbe difficult to excel for ha haa livedhere inca 181)0 and haa been enns-e-in tha angora, cattle and horae bua- -ineis at different time tinca. Haslates that he will see that all araequitably aasessed and if there i onething mora than another that Eddycounty need it I an aeor who willnot be afraid to hunt for proof thatmany men give In less than they ownana assess ail alike.

A NOTABLE TRIBUTE.

Shortly after the opening of con-- 1

gres a 640 acre tockraising home- -slead bill waa Introduced in the house.It wa referred to the Secretary of,the Interior for examination and re-port, and on December 15, First As-

sistant Secretary Jone made a reporton the bill which the committee on..pu,,ic ,,nd C,U .xh.utive, de- -tailed, and very instructive report,heartily and earnestly recommendingthe passage of tha bill as soon as pos-sible.

This is the same bill that passedthe house on January 18, 11)15, butfailed of consideration in the senate.

In ita favorable reoort of tha billto tha house on the 11th of this month,the committee on public lands paysthis notable tribute to the work ofHon. H. B. Ferguison when he waa Intha last congress.

"The bill Is the result of the jointefforts of the committee and tha In-

terior department Several of thawestern members of the committeehave for two or three years been es-pecially active in support of thi mea-

sure. Congressman I-- ergusson.of NewMexico (smre deceased) wa at thattime the author of tha bill that waa !

considered by the committee. He devoted an Immense amount of time,anerirv. and Dainstakinir service to thehearing and preparation

.of the data

M a. ma estin support of uils mil. ills wnoieheart waa in the measure, and whenthia bill is enacted into law the entirewest will owe a debt of gratitude toHarvey B. Fergusson. Ha reported thabill out for tha committee May 6,1!14."

v

The tribute of th committee to thework of both Mr. Jones and Mr. Fer-gusson in behalf of this measur I

not only creditable to the people ofNew Mexico whose favored sons theyhave been for many years, but it ispeculiarly pleasurable to the editor ofthe Eagle, for this reason.

In the Fergusson-llernande- s cam-paign in 1014, he elaborated in hiscampaign talks on the great benefitsthis measure promised to the massesof small stork-raise- and farmers inthe state. He called into action ev-ery ounce of reserve fore In pointingout th great work Mr. Jones wasdoing aa Assistant Secretary to mod-

ify th rule of tha department thatwar restrictivo in their effects inthe use of th public domain, andobstructiva to settlers around th var-ios Indian reservations and to hisaid in restoring to th public .domainand free pasturage many thousands ofacre of lands from thaforest reserves.

He waxed as eloquent aa In himlaid in recalling to the people thatmonument to Mr. Fergusson's loyaltyand ability as a public servant, thaFergusson act, giving the territorythat million aeree of land for publicschools, and then he pointed to thotwin monument Mr. Fergusson was er-

ecting and would complete if theywould return him to congress.

Hut it waa not in the atari that hieye ihould see the day whereuntohe hsd sent his splendid labors forthis beneficial measure. Others arecompleting the work his hands foundlo do iq life, and now that he sleepsthe sleep of the

class, they arnot forgetting a juat tribute to hisworth in that "the entire west willowe a debt of gratitude" to him.

Yea, verily, men's works do followthem I

Antony said; "the evil that men dolives after them, the good is oft in-

terred with their bones." Not sowith Mr, Fergusson in thia behalf.Countless generations yet unborn willenjoy beneficence of the Fergusson act,and of th stock-raisin- g homesteadbill which h initiated and fathered al-

most to th statute book. .

And Mr. Jones by reason of largoropportunities, is surpassing Mr. Fergusson in results for the benefit ofthe people of his slate and the weakIt will be a pleasur to recount themin detail as Unie passes.

Verily tha people of New Mexicohav pride in such clean and retultfulsons as Fergusson and Jones. Theyar not ng-t- r statesman santa tEagle.

Your application for final prooimad out fro of eharg at this ojUmBring all your filing paper.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ur.der this head, during the comingmonthi before the Democratic pri-maries, will ha carried the announce-ment of all who Winn to prevent theiiname to the voter at the primarleor In the general election in Novem-ber. Thi will, of cour necessitate'.he use of these column for from tito ten month and at the regular ad-vertising rate will be worth all that

asked for the service which for tne.lit rt will be a follow:

For all county officers........ 810.00For all district officer 1S.00In the event that a write-u- p la de-

ll red by the candidate, more than abrief tatemen t written by the editor, the candidate or a friend maywrit more extensive notice and itwill be charged for at the rata of tencent per line.

. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.I hereby announce myself a a can-

didate for the nomination on the Dem- -

ocratin ticket for the office of DistrictAttorney for the Fifth Judicial Die- -trlct composing the countie of Chav

toiera oxpressea ai a primary eiec- -"on- - K. K. SCOTT,

SHERIFF,Tha Current la authorized U placa

the name of John S. I.ewitt beforethe elector of Eddy county a a can- -

didate for tha nomination for aheriff

jf the democracy of the county in the I

primarle. i

I

M. C. Stewart request tha Currantto present hi nam to tha electorsof Eddy county aa a candidate forsheriff aubject to tha will of tha detn--ocratic voters at tha primaries.

COUNTY C1.ERK.I hereby announce myself a candi

data for to tha office ofCounty Clerk of Eddy county, ubjectlto the will of tha democracy expressedt the primaries. 1 wish to thank all

my friends for their upport in thepast and hope to merit a continuanceof same.

A. R. O'QL'INN,

ASSESSOR.The Current is authorized to pre-

sent the name of W. C. Howard asj . i .. . . i n . . .a uauiuiuaiv lur mv uiiilv ui JllñVlHir i

of Eddy county, subject to the de-- 1

cisión of the democrats at the comingprimaries to nominate county officials. '

The Carlsbad Current: You arehereby authorised to announca myname as a candidate for assessor ofEddy county, subject to the democraticprimaries. ROY S. WALLER,

I hereby announca as a candidate forAssessor of Eddy county, ubject to thaDemocratic primaries.

J. O. RICHARDS.

I hereby announce myself a candi-dal for the office of assessor of Eddy county, subject to the will of thavoters at the democratic primariaand promise, if elected, to tee that allproperty is equitably assesred.

JOHN O. McKEEN.

SUPERINTENDENT.I desire to present my name through

the Current aa a candidate fer thoffice of county school superintendent,iuIi ject to the action of tha voters atthe democratic primaries.- -

W. A. POORE.

SURVEYOR.I hereby announce for the office of

county surveyor subject to the actionof the democratic county pryriariea.

JOHN W. LEWIS.

I hereby announce as a candidatefor surveyor of Eddy county, subjectto the democratic primaries.

B. A. NYMEYER.

TREASURER.The Current Is authorised br Mr.

J. D. Walker to present hia nama totha 'voters at tha coming Democraticarimarle as a candidate for tha offlctof County Treasurer subject to theirdecision and votes therein.

Whit Wright authorises the Currentto present his nam W) the veter ofEddy county as . a .' candidate forcounty treasurer subject to th democratic primarias.

PROBATE JUDGE.I hereby announce myself as a can

didate for the office of probata judgeof Eddy County, subject to th democratic primaries.

W. B. ROBINSON.

COUNTY COMMISSIONER.The Current is hereby authorised to

publish my announcement for tha officeof county commissioner from tha sec-ond district, subject to the decision ofthe voters ir. the Democratic primariesof Eddy county.

(J. E. MANN,

I hereby announce my candidacy forelection to the office of County Com-missioner, district number one, Eddycounty, New Mexico, subject to thenming Democratic primary.

L. A. SWIGART.

W ar authorised to announca thname of Scott Etter, of Carlsbsd, asa candidate for County Commiaalonerfrom District Number One, subject tothe action of th democratic primariesof Eddy county.

The Current is authorised to aavnounc L. G. Ryan as candidate forcounty commissioner from District No.S, subject to tha result of th demo-cratic primaries.

I hereby announc myself a candi-date for nomination to th offic ofcounty commissioner, district numbertwo of Eddy county, New Mexico,subject to th action of tha Demo-cratic primaries of Eddy county, NewMexico. TUOS. F. BLACKMORE.

If yon MUST tereer, mil at th Carrent offic and d It lagally. Notaryalways In.

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O'CONNOR'S PLACETHE HOME OF THE COW BOY

iflicH news"!

METHODIST CHURCHSunday School 9:45 a. m.Sermon (with special muic),H a.m.Senior Epworth League 6:30 p. m.Sermon with special mntlc), 7:80

p. m.Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:80

P. m.Steward' meeting;, First Wednes-

day, 8:30 p. m.Woman's Missionary Society, First

Thursday, 1:00 p- m.

At Methodist church, Sundsy, Feb.6th:

Morning sermon, "Fullness of Time"Evening sermon, "God and Suffer-

ing".

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.Services at the Christian church:10 a. m., Bible school.11 a. m., communion and preaching.8 p. m., Junior C. E.6:46 p. m., Senior C. E.7:30 p. m., preaching.Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., prayer meet-

ing.

Services at the Christian church nextSunday, February 6th:

10 a. m., Bible school.11a. m., preaching and communion

service. Subject of sermon, "Believ-in- ir

a Lie".8 p. m., Junior Endeavor society,

Zelpha Bates, leader.As ws ar having no services at

night, w would like for all membersto msk a special effort to be presentat th morning services. Visitorsalways welcome.

GEO. E. BEATTY, Minister.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.Regalar Meetlags:

Th Presbyterian church sabbathchool at 10 a. m.

Morning worship at 11 a. m.Evening worship at 7:80 p. m.Endeavor meeting at 6:45 p. mPrayer meeting, Wednesday, a

:80 p. m.

The morning sermon next day Inthe Presbyterian church, will deal with"An Attractive Church". In the ev-ening tha subject will, be "ReachingUnd," th last of the series on "TheMain Epochs of Ufe".

BAPTIST CHURCH.Sunday School 9:41V a. m.Preaching service, 11 to 12 a. m.B. Y. P. U. 6:3p p. m. ,.Preaching servir 7:30 p. m.Choir practica 7:80 p. m., Tuesday.Prayer meeting 7:36 p. m., Wed-

nesday.Revival meeting will begin Sunday,

February 13th. Rev. R. F. Jenkinspastor at Roswell, to do tha preaching.

fJRACE CHURCH (EPISCOPAL).Dsy Services:

Holy communion 1st. Lord's dsyt M a. m.Miming prsyer and sermon at 11

t. m.. on all other lord's Days.Bible school at 10 a. m.

F. W. PRATT, Vicar.

ST. EDWARD'S CHURCH.Sunday 10 a. m., High-mas- s and

earmon.Low-ma- ss evarr morning during the

week at 7:80 o'clock.

Wa Mlftái,a fita fl,.ul .alna Valday evening at th PresbyterianMansa

tne mommy nearest ax aCromufssi local man hav beenbooked for th part from time to time,and on of them will b called on withthe present occasion.

Tha Walker Poultry House has oneIncubator of chicks hatched. Out of100 eggs they got 77 strong chirks.Mr. Walksr has two much larger in-

cubators running. one holding 600 eggsand the other 400. They will startthe one just hatched again Saturday.It holds 120 eggs.

evens buau iiinuuiinuui inKPROVEN A REAL NECESSITY IN

THIS COULD NOT RE SO IF THEUNDERSTAND AND OPERATE-- IP

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JUNIOR ENDEAVOR SOCIAL.

Mrs. J. F. Flowers gave a flag partyto tha Junior Endeavorers last Fridaynight After two hours of play andfun ice cream, caka and candy wereserved. About forty boys and girlswere present and they voted Mr, andMrs. Beatty is the superintendent oftha society which meets every Sun-day afternoon at three o'clock at thaChristian church. Any boy or girl pfrom nine to thirteen yeara of agowill find a hearty welcome there.Once each month tha Juniors have m .social to which they invita thair youngfriends.

Father Gilbert was quit 111 Sundaysuffering with acuta Indigestion, andover-wor- k fr om Saturday, getting thnew school buildlna- - raarlv fnr aetwuilwhich opened Monday.

NEWS AT THE EDDTCOUNTY HOSPITAL.

Mr. Harold Rlchey waa operated onWednesday. His many friends will bpleased to learn thai he la gettingalong well.

Mrs. John W. Moore and baby re-turned to th horn of ber mother,last Tuesday.

Mrs. Berry and daughter war dis-missed January 30th.

Mr. Von De Witt Is still Improvingsnd will soon b able to return toArteaia.

Mr. Marlon Cráwfnnl nf irf.,Uwas brought to the hospital last Wed-nesds- y.

suffering from a naralatlastroke.

DitchCleaning

Farmers csa avoid' this great realby the nee of tha MARTIN DITCHESAND GRADER. II will repay theparchase price of this lasplesseat IIb aser in on season etisaiaattae; theas of th hoe: forever sflerward yaejhave tha as of thia Imple meat beeaae.it la gaaraateed ta wear a ttfetlase.Inspect it at LOUIS LANG 178 FARMor see Mr. ()sbora's stitcher, wa willcheerfally endorse ila stoassiic atillty.

LANGE BROS. ' "

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ill not be inserted.

LOTS FOR SALE.Th two cholc lota opposite th f

Methodist church on the north, forsverly owned by th lat John Byrne)a re for sal at sscrine. Any ndesiring a coupl of fin ernr Iotacan parchas than n tint ft tor emailby applying at tha Current ffle.

FOR BALK,Wall equipped dejwbiE, prJslnf

sod hat renovating bastasa wit goo4Only hat ,$" ejtab. ,

llshmsnt within tight atUa b anydirection. Beet of rissssi IW Betting.Address Box BB6. CarUatU, M. M.

MONET SAVED 18 MONET MADE.I hav been pleading with yon for

years to let me aav y money onyour alta bet yon wont listen. "Han4me downs" that you pay 120.00 to126.00 for. IH hav mad to msasprfor 113.60 to $16.00. Let m aavyon seven to nln dollars on roar nsxtsuit Money talks at th

HAT AND CLOTHES HOSPITAL.

tOUNTRY, BECAUSE IT HASTHE UFE OF ALL THE PEOPLE.

YOU FIND THE FORD CARION THE STREETS OF EVERT VILLAGE. TOWN AND CITY, AND ON

- iwi .r . f

Ford Garage

Expensive

FORD CAR WAS NOT SO FARY TOIT Dill NOT AMPLY'MFFT AIL

C. C. SIKES

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SH CARLSBAD LOCAL ITEMS MC. C. Herbert returned to his ranch

Tuesday.

L. E. Merchant spant Tueaday InBoa wall

Scott Etter left Wtdnttdsy forOklahoma City.

Mrs. Ida Cooper la up and aroundthe bouse again.

Malcom Adkitison it firing on thamerry-go-roun- d from hara 10 Roiwell.

Bob Richard wat in from tha ranchMonday for auppliet.

M. L. Davit and family ara ridingIn a naw car thit weak.

Chat, Ward,. Mrwife, and

Ilittla Wayna,

'ware in town neoDesoay.

Dr. Culueouer of Dayton, transactedualn.it In Carltbad Tuesday.

Tha Otla Creamer ia paying thirtycanta par pound for butter fat.

Mm. J. M. Halbert will entertainwith rook party thit evening.

Joa Richard, of Artetla, came downMonday and apa.it a few dayi here.

W. N. Mann moved hit family Fri-day to tha Wilton dairy watt of town.

Andv McCamoboll. of Louisville. Ky.called on tha wet goodt people Tueaday )

S. P Hottler the onUrpriting farm-er from near Malaga, waa here thitweak.

Mrs. Peta Lowenbruck (pent thefirst of the week with Mrt. EllsworthJames.

Mother Campbell it spending theweek with her daughter. Mra. FrankJones. I

Ed. Lamb waa very ill the flrtt partof tha week at hia home in tha wattof town.

Bart CrandalL of 'Oklahoma, la' visiting hia father. E. E. CrandalL !

Mar uua.

run to Focos. Mr. Copeland returning ;

ta Clovta.

Jack liorna Is out of town today on !

business. Ha has been hero for ssv-er-al

days. '

' George T. Brown and J. Johnsonwar visitors in Rotwe II tha first partof tha weak.

Harry Sprong sprained his wristand haa the arta atrapped

to hia body.

atlas Neoma Matkie. of Otis, itspending tha week end the guest ofIda Ma Barnes,

Frank Mikar la hare from tha plaintarriving Tuesday. Ha experta to behara for a few daya.

Clayton Millar's lag was operated ont tha Anderson sanitarium Tuesday.

He is reeling better now.

Tha Craddoek Rule Slock CompanyAra now In Wichita and aro soakinggood wo ara glad to aay.

D. G. Grantham left Wednesday for

State Democratic eoaamlttoa.

Joha Lost and Mr. and Mrs. DolphLuak returned from tho cattle men'sconvention In El Pass Satarday.

Liga and Will Merchant alao theirfather, returned Saturday from thecattlemen's convention in El Paso.

Mlas: Cameo O'Qdna waa 'quite illwith tonaolltia, missing school a fewdays, hot Is seemingly alright now.

F.' G. Tracy waa a passenger toRoewsll and retornad Saturday; whilethere ho looked after his interests.

Mrs. Hillreth Boyd hat a fine newdriving horse, that is a splendid driver,holda nit head up and la a good trav-eler. '

Phil Witherspoon, a friend of Attor-ney W. R. Rahlnson. came in from

visit.

Mitt Ora Mae Ogle returned Fridayafternoon from Roiwell where thawas the guest or ner aunt, Mrs.

Vcieek.

L. N. Hoag and family who hava re-

sided for soma tima at or nearHagerman hava again moved to Car-lsbs- d.

The Messrs. Ed., John and WillWoerners are invited guests today for12 o'clock dinner at tha homo of Mrs.J. I. Penny.

Joa Livingston Monday returnedfrom a trip to El Paso, Texas, whereho attended tha cattlemen's conven-tion of which hespoke boattingly.

Clyde Egbert, wife and baby, alsoClyde's father, are visiting In themountains with Mrs. Egbert's sitter,Mrs. Tom Pendleton, this week.

Mrs. E. P. Bujae entertained Wed-nesday with a momlng bridge lun-

cheon, honoring Miss Brown Webb, ofRocky. Two tablet played.

Clayton Miller was brought to thaAnderson aanltarium Sunday, one ofhis legs Is very bsdly swollen and hagets very littla rest.

ARTESIA VS. CARLSBAD.

The Artetla basket ball team cameto town Saturday in autos and playedthe Carlsbad team In their own townand while they did not beat themquite aa bad as they did in Artesia,th-- y took all the grapes. They camedown in Ave or aix cars and after thegamo were entertained at tha clubroom that aame evening with a leapyear dance. The High school boys andgirla know how to entertain if theisn't play ball. The mutic waa good,punch and candy were served through-out the evening. This wss one ofthe enjoyable affairs of the week.

Joe Hudglns, one time a resident ofCarltbad, now of 1'ecos, Texas, wat intown Monday, coming by auto. W. J.Danner, H. A. Clifton, of 1'ecoa, andone other gentleman waa with him.They Were looking for a ranch propel-tio- n

and were going as fsr aa Arl-to-

if they decide not to take any-thing nearer.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hardy, of Carlt-bad, motored up from their home yes-terday for a two days' visit with theirton, Cadet Hardy at tha Institute.Saturday's Roiwell Record.

Dr. Doepp has told hit office build-ing to hit partner, Dr. L. H. Pate.

0--Miss Msdia Lucat returned to Rot- -

well Saturday night after a very plea-ta- nt

visit in Carltbad. While here thewaa the guest of Mitt Minnie Joneaand enjoyed a number of pleasant af--1fairs that were planned in her honor.

aLittle Tom Higins is having another

liege of lagrippe and hat been Buffer-ing with an abscess in hit head forthe past three or four dayt which itkeeping him in bed.

Tom Gray and daughter, Mitt IdaBelle, came in from the ranch Tues-day forenoon. Mr. Gray taid theywere getting away from a snowstorm,that there wat a three inch snow onthe ground when they left home thatmorning.

Mrs. Milton Smith returned Sundayfrom a month's visit in Texas. Shevisited her mother at Waldon, and vis-itad in Navaaota, Fort Worth andSweet Water on her way home. Shehad a pleasant trip.

Anton Kaini, who recently returnedfrom California, has been busy installing a heating plant in the newLivingston residence, finishing tho obTuetday.

The Catholic school opened up Mon-day with eighteen acholara. Tha nowschool building is neat and well fin-ished intido and out, The new teatshad not arrived, to chaira and tabusare being used until the seal come,

Mrs. Will Merchsnt will visit Mrs.Charles Jonea in Kansas City. Shein company with Miss Elizabeth Purdyleft Monday morning. Elisabeth itgoing to hava her eyei treated by aspecialist.

J. M. Pardue ia looking after hiarant property thit week, tearing thing-u-

in general The old barn in therear hat jeen torn down and the pentrearranged.

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Mra. John Moore and the wee dau-ghter, Emily Geer Moore, were re-moved home Tueaday and Mrt. Moo.ewaa not so well Tuesday night, butwaa alright Wednesday.

-Tom Pendleton, Johnle S te art.

Dolph 8hattuck, Ed Baat, came infrom Dog Canyon Monday and loiter-ed a few hour ia town and than re-turned to the Guadalupe mountainsnext day.

Mra. W. K. Lackey, of Loving, iavisiting her sister, Mrs. Stamps, inHereford, Taxaa, going tha first of theweek fat. an extended visit,

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Chaa. Grammar, the angora goatbrooder, came in Monday from hiaranch at Walnut and hat been busygetting things straight and supplieson hand to run bia outfit through thabusy season. Ha experts tc leave forthe ranch today.

Earnest Shafer and wife came infrom Rocky yesterday and will re-turn this afternoon with Kill Jones,wife, and Leonard. Mrt. Junet said:"The place on Rocky is home, sweetnome, to me."

Monroe Lee came in from the Dranch Saturday to meet hit father,8. N. Ue, and W. R. Stubha who werecoming from Lawrence, Kansas. Theywent out to the ranch Monday.

R. M. Turner, of Lincoln, Neb., madea trip to Queen and returned thisweek. They were registered at theBates hotel.

11. J. Herring, adjutant general, washereMonday transacting businett withthe Armory board.

Loe H. Lyton, the cow buyer fromPort Worth, Texas, is wanting to buyabout 8,000 head of cattle.

Mr. Lenau made the Current officea call Vesterdsy and wa are glad tostate he waa carrying out to hiaplace twelve or fifteen pounda ofgarden aeed. One thing ho ia goingto make a specialty of it cellery andbetides this all the early garden stufftuch as lettuce, radithet, etc.

Jamet Etter and wife left for theirhome in Palmyra, 111. They havetpnt the past three months with theirson, Scott Etter and their daughter,Mra. Garvin 8mlth. They liked theclimate and hope to return and tpendanother aeaaon bare.

WEST CARVER WEDDING.

Saturday night at the Methodistparson a ire occurred the marriage ofMita Mamie Carver and Claud West,Rev. J. T. Redmon officiating.

Miss Carver's home is on Lone Tree.Sha cama here from Oklahoma abouta year ago. Calud West ia wellknown in Carlsbad having been heresince a small boy. Mr. and Mrs. Jes-sie West accompanied Claud and hitbride to the paraonage and they willmake their home in Carlsbad, occupy-ing tha residence with Jestia Watt andwife. Sunday they drove to Lone Treewhere big turkey dinner with allkindt of good things, awaited themat the home of her párenla. Tuesdayevening crowd of their friends tur-pris-

them with social hour bring-ing tome handsome presents, a Urgewedding cake waa cut and devouredand many good wishea expressed forClaud and hit bride.

CARD OF THANKS.

' The friends and neighbors of ourfamily have been more than kind tous during tht illness and death of ourbeloved mother and we wish to public-ly exnrest our eratitude for the manyexpressions and actiona of those ofCarltbad who have thown their rym- -

and friendship n our great loss.Rtthyone, and all, be granted the full-est bletiingi of God in all their trials.

W. G. WOERNER,JOHN WOERNER,E. N. WOERNER.

Wednesday waa "ground hog day"as the saying gons. Mr. Hog mutthave aeen hit thadow for the tun shonehere all day and if there ia any truthin the saying, we will have six weeksof bad weather. But here's hopingthere is no truth in the old ssying.

Mrt. Myrtle K. Hopkins, fleld workerfor the New Mexico Children! HomeSociety,spent Sunday in Carlsbad withMitt Anna Klauder, who haa been atthe Eddy County Hospital for severalweeks. Miss Klauder it doing nicely.

Frank Barfteld was in town Wed-nesday. Frank knows the Valley sowell he finds himself drifting thliwsy every now and then, if only fora day.

Miss Inet Hatfield entertained tlxor eight couplet at her home Fridayevening with dancing and an old timetafTey pulling. Thit wai one pleasantaffair of tha week to the girls say,that were present.

Mrt. F. M. Hatfield it tutTeringthis week from lagrippe and herfriends have not forgotten her. OooMonday Mra. Bolton, Mrt. Shannon,Mrt. Alberta and Mrs. McCollum cameover and spent the afternoon, cheeringher up wonderfully and on Wednesdaya number of the ladiea called andspent a few hours with her.

Col. Frank Hardin came in withWillWoerner last Saturday night fromKnowles. Will has been here all weekon account of the illness and deathof hia mother.

C. G. Thomas and Jim Besing camein by wagon last week, ThursdayjromAmarillo, Texas. They are ttoppingweit of town with Henry Beting andwill probably locate here.

The genial "old boy", Mr. JohnCantrell wat in town Monday from hit

Vinch near the mouth of Dark Can-- Iyon. shaking handt with his manyMends.

CORPORATION COMMISSION

Two members of the Stste Corpor-stio- n

Commission are here today andat 2 p. m. met with the business menat the Commercial club to hold a ses-sion of the commission to take evi-

dence on freight rates. M. S. Grovesand O. L. Owen, of the corporationcommission, will take up the questionof freight rates to Carlsbad and willthresh it out with tha Santa Fe rail-road company, which company will berepresented by J. Brinker and otherofficials. Tha manager of the WelleFargo Expreat Company may bo herealso.

A. E. Boyd, of Earlsboro, Oklahoma,ihipped a car of tmigrant moveablesto Carltbad list Friday and withoutunloading, ihipped bark to Earlsboroleaving Wednesday. While coming hewired hit family not to come as thecountry along the railway looked too"rocky" for nlm to live on. He ship-ped three jersey cowt and calvei andtwo teamt of horses, household goodsand farm implementi and did not remove anything except the ttock fromthe car while here.

LECTURER.

II. H. Cloud it here. He will U re-

membered by only a few of the earlyettlers as the engineer who surveyed

the railroad, laid out the canal andAvalon dam and recommended therail road line through tha hills, say-ing, while, it would cost mora at thetime it would be cheaper in the end.He was her aome twenty-fiv- e yearssgo, will be remembered by Mr. Trscy,Mr. McLenathen, Mr. John R. Joyce,the Jonet brother! and poeilbly others.H. H. Cloud's boy wss born here andbeing the flrtt boy born in the town,waa given by the town company thalot opposite tha Current office. Heis miking a trip around the world, haaa cart drawn by donkeyt. You canhear an interesting lecture if yoa willcome out to hear him one eveningnext week. Mr. Cloud it now a gueatof C. H. McLenathen.

Misa Vera Peine will be homefrom her school on Cottonwood nearArtetia tonight to visit over Sundaywith her parents W. It. ruarte andfamily in La Huerta.

John W. Moore la returning to Central America tomorrow morning. Mra.

; Moore and the baby will go later.John haa to loose so much time going,nd coming hia vacation aeems all tooI short with home folk.

WEDDING BELLS.

Dudley E. Smith and Mist Harriettj Vaughn were united in marriage Mon- -nay nigni at tr.e nome oi nr. ana mri.Marion A. Walker, Rev. II. W. Lowryofficiating. This wedding was a sur-prise to all their friends, they goingout by auto to the Walken to enjoya chicken aupper and accidentally (onpurpose) took the parson along tomake things right.

Mitt Vaughn came here from Okla-homa about two vein ago and hat at-tended the Carlsbad high school, watactive in church work and iang inthe choir hiving a nice voire. She isa aster of Mrs. Annie Weeks, the pop-ular saleslady and seamstress with T.C. Horns and of Miss Marv Yauuhn.teacher In the Otia school.

Ths groom hsi grown to manhoodin Carlsbad. Is the younger of thethree sont of the late Dr. Smith, and

'a brother of Milton Smith of the Corner Drug Store. He hat been in Sil-ver City for tome three years, butcame home to enjoy the holiday! andhe and Marion Walktr established theWalker Poultry House and were do-ing a good business. Dudley then de-cided to tell his Interest and return toSilver City, so coaxed the fair maidento share his fortune. They left on

'the trsin Tuesday morning for, Silver City. When the newly wedtreached I'ecot, rexaa, Dudley sent theeditor a card saying: "Send the Cur-rent to Silver City." Here'a wishingthem a long and happy married life.

receptionT"

Mra. Frank Joyce gave a receptionMonday afternoon honoring Mrs. Mc-

intosh and her daughter. Mist Doro-thy, from Redlands, California. Mrt.A. J. Muzzy, of Brittol, Conn., and

'her sister, Mrs. Barbour, from Indian-- Ia polis, and Mrs. Will Craig, of Carlined.

For the occasion the roomt were at- -trartively decorated wUh cut flowerspink and white carnations adorningthe parlor and library, while iweet '

peas of the sume hue and lovely fernsenhanced the dining room, the confec-'tio- nt

showin gthe same color note.Mrs. John Merchant received the

'guests, while Mrs. I.ige Merchant,.Mrs. Weill Benton. Mrt. E. P. Bu- -jnc, Mn. F. G. Tracy assisted Mrs.

'Joyce in entertaining the guests.I Fruit cake, salted nuts, pink andwhite mints were served in the dining

'room by Mist Jim Penny, Mrs. Siketand Mra. Myron K. Clark. Mra. H.H. Ililley poured the tea.

There wat music throughout the af-ternoon and 140 or mora ladiea calledduring the receiving hours.

BRIDGE.

Mrs. Wm. W. Dean entertained Tues. J - H ..v... mw vinifl.sevn tablet playing. Mrs. Mary Reedj Miller making high acore received tboladies' prixe, a brass fern basket. Har-ry

j

Christian won the gentlemen's prizo

After the garnet the tablea were laidwith handsome center placet and nutcaromel ice cream, whit and .chuco-la-to

cake with mints were served atthe individual tablea. Mistei Robertaand Florence Breeding astiited withthe tervlng. I

The miesta were: Mr. and Mra. '! Siket, Mr. and Mrt. Mcllvain, Mr. andMrs. Dilly, Mr. and Mrt. Craig. Mr, ,and Mrs. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Etter,

'Mr. and Met. Hardy, Mr. and Mrt.Ashcreft, Mr. and Mra. Waller, Mr.and Mrs. Jackson, Mr. and Mra. Ervin,Mrs. Mary Keed Miller, T. C. Wvhb,Mr. Harry Christian, Misses Roberta j

and Florence Breeding. Thit it thebeginning of a series of garnet.

CHARITY BALL.The Charity Ball given at the Club

grooms Friday evening, waa well attended. The music by the Hunchor chettra could not have been better,both the ladies and gentltmen were inevening attire. Every room was inuse. Some plsyed carda, others bll- -Jiirdt, while msny spent the eveningdancing. The noor wat In excellentcondition and with the aplendid mutic,one mutt have been asleep if theydid not enjoy tripping tha light fan- -

Vtastic toe.

Mrt. Fred Pendleton, who was released from tho hospital, some time!ago, has been at the home of her tit-ter, Mra. Belle Pendleton, haa had a ;

relapse and is now getting over the i

spell, tilting up in bed. j

Be ture to attend the Valentine Teagiven by the ladioi of the Baptistchurch at the home of Mra. W. C. Sel-lers on the afternoon of February 14thfrom two until tix p. m.

I,. A. Swigart't residence it mov-ing along now, the tile work beingcompleted today and it is now readyfor the carpenters. The location atthe head of Canyon ttreet it one ofthe finest in town. It will be a storyand a half.

W. F. Mcllvain visited ArtesiaThursday of last week and assistedin crying a tale. Mr. Mac haa recentlybeen appointed a U. S. Commissionerby Federal Judge Pope and it pre-pared to do all work in hit line withneatneat and ditpateh.

Clifford Ewers, of Otis, rsturnsdyesterday from Boar, Arkantat, nearHot Springi, from a visit with hiagrandmother who, though ninety yearsof age, ia still hale and harty and ableto do all her housework. Clifford wasabsent abouts Ix weekt. ' He atatetthat rain fell nearly every day whilehe was In Arkansas. He aaya thatthe floods were driving the people outof the country he was in, many hous-es being wsshtd away.

John Fuller of Lakewood wat InCarlsbad yeste'day. John haa abouttold out at lakewood and is lookingfor a location.

Mrs. C. T. Adumt had for truestat seven o'clock dinner Wednesday C.C. Lewis and wire, L. A. Swigart andwife, Mother Swigart and LenordAdama.

ÉlII I fil, JIM 1 1, ::' " I B ir ,1

V

COLUMBIACRAFÓNOLAS

Rl&ORDSCALL AND HEAR THE NEW

RECORDS

Corner Drug StoreOur Motto:

-- A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL

R. W. Tantlll, Jr., of Chicago, join-ed his mother, Mrs. Tansill, here, com-ing yesterday.

O. L. Owen and M. S. Groves, corporation commissioners, arrived lastnight from Santa Fe. '

0F. H. Heafer, of Amarillo, Texts,

a representative of the Santa Ferailroad, arrived lat night.

Mils Marshall, who has been withMrs. D. G. Grantham at her home onGreene's Highland! is doing to wellthat ihe experta to lie ready to re- -'

turn to her home In Eunice when they,come for her.

Mis Williams, who was at the Ed-'d- y

county hospital for an operation,is at the D. G, Grantham home. Sheii alowly improving. Her mother, Mrs.Hughes, it with her.

Monday being Arthur Harry Iwlafifth birthday, he got but and invited

.his neighbor boys about hit own ageto come and "let's have a birthdayparty," to whan the boys came troop-in- r

In, mother not ever forgetting tobake' the boys acake. Just got buty andmade 'Cream and gave them a finetime with games and served them withice cream and cake, all went off hup-p- y

and Arthur was the happiest "lad-die in the group".

HAVE YOUR PORTRAIT OR

KODAK PHOTOS HAND COL-O- R

ED. Boo the fine samples ofthis work at

Raj's Electric StudioOne Block North of Paat Office

Reo. Phone 20ZJ (MBrC 131

"W

4

FOR RENT. Residence of Averooms, bath, and all conveniences. In-

quire of Wm. H. Mullan.

WANTED.

WANTED to do your Painting andPaper Hanging. Your work appre-ciated. Let mo figure with yoo.

JACK HALBERT.

WANTED. To buy tpan of goodbrood mares, or young fillies.

EUWIN srtrrlKNSON.'Phono 802 E.

WANTED. To buy one thoaaandturkeyt. Ask for pricea on all pool- -try, write or wire

WALKER POULTRY HOUSEPhono 4W.

WANTED. To buy 100 two yeor oldTurkey hem.

WALKER POULTRY HOUSE.Phono 4HYf.

WANTED. To rent my front room.MRS. Wm. H. MULLA NE.

'Phone iit9.

FOR SALE.

YOUNG MULES FOR SALE R,R. Knowles will, this week, put onfeed in Artesia sixty head of 3, 4 and6 year old mulct and horses and willsell in car lots at reasonable prices..

WORK MARES FOR SALE. Sen- -i. 4 a .... M Uailtt ttuA

to 1.400 pounds. In foal by jack ordraft horse. Prices right. Niuomonth't time if desired to responsible)party. Write me at Carlsbad, or eoaito ranch. HILL 1 UE.tiLE.il.

FOR SALE. Five lota and resi-dence cheap. Enquire at this office

i FOR SALK. Choice pea green ai'faifa hay. 'Phone 202K or tee

EDWIN STEPHENSON.

FOR SALE. Hig Boll Rowden Cot-t- en

Seed. MRS. FRANK WESLEY,Loving, N. Mi

FOR HALE. Young tingle combR. I. Red rooster. S. L. Perry.

! FOR SALE. A furnished reaidenrfor Bale or for rent. For teme write)or lee MRS. BEIXE PENDLETON

Carltbad, W. M.

FOR SALE. Indian Com and cot-ton teed. W. A. MOORE,

'Phono 226.

FOR TRADE.I will trade a few good heroes feaf

cows or pigs. A. J. HITCHCOtUC,Carlsbad, Naw Mr.

STOLEN 1 1 0.04) REWARD.

110 reward to any one giving in-

formation that will lead to the arrest)and conviction of the party destroyingand stealing my fence wire at NoelSiding near Salt Draw.

IDA R. PENIKETT,Malaga, N. hf.

NOTICE AticTION8AI K.There will be, an auction aalo about

February 15th or ZOth Of farm ma-chinery. Anyone wishing to tell hor-ses, rows or cattle at that time should)see W. F. Mcllvain at once.

Dr. T. E. Presley, of the Ann elDri. Presley Swearingin, speeialinteye, ear nose and throat, will bo is)Carlsbad Mh to 12th and from 6 to 11)

of each month, in the office with Da,Lauer. lOot-Doc- lf

Dlt. !'. .1. SMITH

VETERINARY SURGEONAND DENTIST

Office Coraer DragGraduate O. W. N. and A. V. C

"Exclusive Candy and Soda Shop"

IT 18 PURR BECAUSE WE MARE IT FROM PURE

IT IS FRESH BECAUSE WE MAKE IT EVERY DAY

"TH SWEET SHOP"

'Phone 66 ... . Let. us figure your bilb

We hove SOME lumber

BUY IT......Where it will do the

. most good

Carlsbad Lumber Co.(GROVES' OLD STAND)

Let us figure your hills . . . 'Phone 66

a, I IVt .......

r iiw - -- sj

We hove the exclusive selling rights for thia great laxative.Trial size, 10 cents.

THE STAR PHARMACY THE RKXALL STORE

PRESiDENTS PEAKING

ritKSlliKM ;k.ts í.HEAT ova-'- IION MtOM HUM SANDS

IN WII.W Al hKK MKTKOI'OLIS

with( hirfNnK.ily of I'n parrdnraa.

M AN V MEN IK FOREIGNItlUI H IN Al'DIENt E

w

9

con

me

, " now pursueu ana over- -Msnufsrlurera of Munllions come.

"America drawn blood andMüwiiiukee. Juii. tl. energy of almost all

Mum, before the largestliifience tif pieneiit trip, toduv de- -

rimed tie men who -- ay Aniel leanstint' ttiil loi'ethi'r in time of

trouble "have shot their bolt.". "I havu supposed that the men

Min e, seemed to show threatÍho--

e

iik ri'ireeiiti'd even the peo-ple claimed to repiesent," hesaid.

The president to an audience,ninny of l.iiin eie of foieign birth.lie ilei biieil he knew the men who

loved Illicit v ami would Infiel bv theof America.

ike tent ul 1'ieMili'ht Milwiiukee ipcd'h follnwi:

"I ni i'ii nut imiiiiie w'le'li.-- r

itl'itt,. of Wilwniikee aid Wieiilisiiire inti'ie-te- d ni the siiliect of my er-

rand, '( be pie of this ereat bodyii tlii in I ball siilliriently attestsyoiir.iiiti iesl. Hut I want, ul the outtel. to luiuovethat mav I'M I

"Tlicre no

I have come to confer withupon upon which it

would, in circumstances, be' neces- -

rm

eary for ua to for, when all tha

or the is or aus deep

in hearts theorigin which ia American.

that roots', traditions,run into other national

CARLSBAD AUTOMOBILE COMPANY

Official Service Station-- FOR

ELECTRIC STORAGE

BATTERY COMPANY

THE FAMOUS

EXIDE BATTERY

PREPARED

SERVICE CHARGING

WELL TESTING ADJUSTING

EQUIPMENT.

BATTERIES EXCHANGED

CARL BAD AUTOMOBILE COMPANY

í

business and lovt their own coun- - but that he not It couMtry, therefore at no time sup-- be placed at the dip?;s'. f fed-pos-

the men whose voices contain, eral governmentor seem to contain, Iht threat oí di- - .w hv otvi ..m amongst us, were ut-- h?lermg sentiments of those tlmtnt of national deferta. but to

of ""tionnl d.l.ee" ha said.;bu!.,m""whom ll.ey pretend to representI. for HMrt. have no Jealousy "J"1

family sentiment. II have no Jealousy Thoma. Jefferson, believed in

thP'ou

mv or

alt Met. on which runii hack, P'',rouirh Ion lineaire. would a "Ihere I another misapprehension

ly .( we forgot tne fine things thatlw"t t remove from your mind, I

ir ancestors have done. Uut I aiso d'"n t doubt that these thin ge to pio--

know the magic of America. I alioknow the ureal principle! which thrillwith emotion in the It rent body politicIn which we belong in theStates. know the whichiiave drawn men to horca. Theyhave not enmo idly. They have not

without conacioua purpose to befree. They have not come withoutvoluntary desire to unite themselves

(J' cut nation on tnn aiaeI the

"And I know that whenever theJr comes every man' heart will be first

for America. And wherever they comtJT from, it wai principle and affection

unihilion and hope that drew mento tlive ahorca. And they are not go

1,. t Via arraiwl lilinn which

pare

knowl

It haaapread in

ma-larial of make

treasury"Criticisms mado

aixe thinkhud Itarlf,

i

i..... Amarj-- a whirh Sulemlid n- -

iiuve refuse and their hope will ply on a p that willby an fortrctfulnesi navy in uva yyi.

part. The troul.le-maker- a have atiaiitfth that viim njufht U.shot their and it bnen t'lfht to (rive. There no

although some have o

been vociferous. "We rking out American."All of them exceedingly 'problems am titila because.

n

Talk was and puiaes ara idling a i

it cost them: thev didn't farter; the world is now

nava Hut will whirl because thera incalculable FIFTH SUNDAY SUNDAY SCHOOLthat th. element, of vhich w OTIS,

man who time being have cannot control. would be.hu,H iih th. HutUs of nreaiileiit In my duty I did not you that One most and aof the Slates talk with nece.aty to carry out i atructive programs that haa 4as enrolled rat graddeep sense of now. "v .., . wia

remember, above allthings, the "And yet all the timj I brlitye association rendered est pupil enter first grailsline traditions his -" lnrPr-'"'- th "P,rit f tU- - 8undy. January 30 morn- - the history of Ohio.

No Precedent for Who what the ing wa. devoted Ind. While tha minia"Son en seem to have s(.iii. America school lesson, after ter about to perform tha ciW

ten is no precedent Amncun h-- ve hPmra orMi0rs .'.pirn oi wnicn sir. n. mcinavnen maua a mnv over ine ooa) w mtcfor action aggrasion 1 was audacious very talk. Tha crowd cho'l, Nettie Mitchell, her daughter,

. . I . . . n MMvtnnL nt Knunt i 111 Afín P IT A XJ H . . I W 4of world on fire on th-p,rt o( tne

.

United States or for hltempt it.niiusr is mu mr,, .t,on which will ahow mal

World Thrilled With Passion. America seeking tothe of the Wlln the controversies on tha other

world ia thrilling with the pussion ttt 0f Water.a disturbance such as thu world has aen who swk to provoke auch ac- -never seen before, and it ia firat neces- - tjon nBve fur(fo,tun the traditions

trv lh wartim liiHt liltirtil hv vnur . i i t l...b.H)Kesl i rod of

I'lleranreaTrip Cheera chairman, that we see that our thol)e wnum you have entrustedKterulivr's

i'ni'iikinir

will

any

own nouse is in oruer anu ofl, re,ember the traditions ofia dono to make lllt u,,, states and to see that those

that we ahall not aufTer tha tuitions are the actione oferai oiaiurnance. mere ernmantare made squaregangers 10 wnirn ini nation aeeineu, traditions.

TT. M uia ouiaei oi war, 10 oe ex- - But ther- - ar, other dangers, myShaker l.i-.r- Impulse for wnich l thik I can say with fe,Iow citixens, which are not passed

..- -- conniience, areFrom

has herI'resiilent her out the na

his

nota

they

ideas

the

situation.

tions worlil. it truegreat many of that there lies

our recollection of annot We

know ourback soil

have

thothe

com-,,- e

deepIt be

our

the 01

fea.

which railway today vouchedstandard

raisedEra,"

"Do ladiea

vnuprjhlierty fellow

songs uun(PThere

engHge ulTectiona 0tn- -r water." Vcuother side fthe

cannot ex-"-

cannot altogether trnjc( tha globe.rail essential nioou-reiuuo- There outside.

luinl America ships outset iay hemis- -

Wilson's

doe look divisions p,er, which touchedmight the

some errors continentseme errors touched with because involvedbelieve that the Canada.never doubted that ex-w-

liecause TOpt whichrePt ullueiH- -

who doing talk- -

always real mUHt rvalue that involvesmunis. icnlimeiils upon

part, always uaa,a relationswaiting the wurld. thoughts

errand any this

aeeking make trouble,

THE

OP

ARB NOW GIVE THE BEST

IN BATTERY AS

AND

own

reallyeven

United

wiiii

und

with

danger very

very

people

citisens

arma

UnitedBut, that

congressguard

defense will balieva poople entitled

Juat"I hare you;

argue you;;ust telling been very

abroadthat impulse bark

the whuwarfare

States.alao have

nnvy. navyIn fourth.

(five account

placa."What not!

audden creation navy.

made working roesuffer on mm

their otherbolt, Inef- - years

them .den change plana.

have been faster,

IIAVE

WILL

Alcheap American

because In.?do are

know telling troubla abroad MEETdeiobct

ofUnited must

he.'nic rogram "rumSchoolmustofllce. sorely

A.iicriwt. sh.'l session studyforgot- - muny times,

there niaryhistory Aoi-rL- e. have it

ilaiiMKiliiilourwwii

conned

tne

of,In

Prraent should

spoke

herself

certain

these

p,,.,

our

crisis.

matter

AND

selves which

Theycriucis--

that,

mighttouch

golni

hand,

know

groat

lieinir

desiremoney

would abovefourth

IIIfiiiiiik vvi udikviihsiistated general dinner coffin

stands needless married. Thastand plenty mony minis-w- e

make following funeral servicratain that every chooiie gram rendered: The opposed

master. And have been exercises.These School." David Movían,

south Perkins. attorneyideal;have havecried: 'Stop!'

national preparepolitical integrity.

Linea Blood."As came along lina

have overcome w oo--

i ik... ...... i ... on everv where a

railroad

undergo

not can irrespon- - could floated During First Century his and pasa-sib- le

against stripes. aa thegot do be Rudeen, i Mo. count

llemen, oi innv 'uj in.i., ii.. .... ......,.- - wiv wi iu.be advertised . - of red. are blootl, Smith. j one rootball other

themselves. in this noDly unseinsn'y men i niunn DIIU"Jf.nhion, the dangers that who loved the of

around us now have more they loved their ownare that stir, us, u. .mre tm struggle on theare historical other ,je f began. 1 say

which our stir .. tne e 0f tn.our memories. ,

-- on the oforget our forbears. this great atruggla haa

ignore to all quartetsor our is no continent was

eame foreiirn to and the of this it (u ( this western

is

us If there of is not it,the domestic sentiment which as I begun sen- -l us to of mat our wasund action. Hut I, for it, It

danger is pusU our neighliors the north ofthe dangir "There no of the world

I had learned South America, to the di- -... ... .....I 1 I I I

.unir ku. ". iiihiij ui juu win - or Hkl Sv naa

that

colors thatagain

assert

piiiici that Mag

cheers.

law,l.eon

timahave Miss

their folly

Mis.their

thunthere

water

"We

finm anoulwith

(,ut,,.,..,

part

me your not extended, we Out interesting rtouDt doingit is not are ,i tremendous disturbance and

i who repiesent ynui of the nation. I, my thoughts are

udden Nothing a confidence in with thehas baiiiieiieil. I uin upon for the of r..ut nt th. the

this heriiuse sentiments of the men 0f are engaged strug- -

a

..

I

I

!

who are not vocirerous, ao go s Mr, upon strug-abo-

do tlief lhere , daily, hour-the- ir

own thinkina;. attend to their iy that will feel them- -

MAKERS

WE

AS OP

howtha

impulses

come

teat

ff.t-.ra-

AT

constrained do thingsare inconsistent therights of the United Sute. ara

thinking of 1 not

Tk.

mlsun- - reSo

ona say almost accidentalaffairs may ua to

to realizethese

it of

"Thi.ha wa

tions tha themselvea. iaaoeount am

eongtaia not adwcawa

varyother see

thatthat when

choose they up

"I want tha toIf

ia amtho tha

oftrained."

iba

for done. I bethat tha aia

what U dona,an not to convert

nm not here to with

sedulously coun- -

lr of isof

to outof the of the United

beenour All lacks la quan-tity. it ia if,it to j

huwtiver, it ba raised !

thewe are proposli.g now la

the a Wtth. .laVC HRVV ara

ramnot five

hasof

ara

To

ihut

youfor the you I

In- -

OF

i theand oui.u.

wa. tha

sayis? was

any felt.' ...lUii. 1. k.rest tho and to

by gen- - tha gov- -were some to

ihii: That sparethen

mutter. "The Rural Guyhave

other

Whenwith

beenthat

Wa the life

Eflle Mrs.

Hr.es

somesome n,.

were

one,

the thisany ing

ij,,rfell und

ynuthe

to

TO

did

the

you

tho

I'm

thiatha

tha

We ai

Itia

if tell tha

liveshave blood

America freshenHug; neces-nar- y

those

again."

amid

MM ANTS.

Hearing Will

doubt

whileinnata heard

thrown eourtthut

statutescasea cited

élites

xn.ui.nv.

uanrer.put.

ought courts,

their

him.

Whan

MONUMEKT-ENOWLE- S

STOCK OF LUMBER

Cheerfully Furnish Estima

Wants.

TOUR APPRECIATED

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.

COAL

ivIVI AlAlAI A.IAIAIAIAI7irresponsible.

witho'myInteresting

an

it absolutely beenljrear, In

responsibility oio- -we at to in

ofAnKrcsslon. the Martinsville,

:f ofor H.

of Interestingia

"Everywhere atmosphereof

aeieverything

recollected,

ofin

"Iexagircialvd

misapprehensionconcentrated

unexpected ,m,

POSSIBLE

REPAIRING,

ELECTRICAL

i.

Iton

to

to

1WIV nu.U ii w, j uuuiiki. mi - ... n .,is of by the stairs, the.

Every for of and it ia to say ed to ba marriage ctre-lihert- y.

We do for were "a and to . performed andare banded together to cer- - In afternoon 'ter continued

símil his was bride's mother thaown we not levotional marriage for 20

ih in this nations Sunday Cleveland, O. coun- -to the us the same municipal judge

on the sidesought to we

we are pre--for defense

for nationalof

I the of thaI was

n. n- - wrva

Ten lostwhen

"The took

teeth recantMrs.

Solo. ShallHert

The 131stbe there of Chria-.mo- st hospitals

ourselves. All stars tiun C. H. knitting,to deceived, and gen- -

them aa colors mjrby lines if 0

andHut we

p.s surrounded

mVi

of1

war

ail

ia

tamm nn

thefor

suretint declaration but

of

absolutely

not us.

out

eon

the

fortunes, liod bidshould to usa of

ofif it should be

to majesty themt. honorable

would be ghiri-jjr- d

and purifiedThe president left hall for his

special a liuni.at.u

Christian & INSURANCE.

CASE AUAINST

atand he

no

anof was

on

waslimitation. werehnth tha contentions

Wa tea

BE

ncoooi,

th

II it th.c.sein struggle to courts,

beforehand to

inedillicultirs

national

college

on

ia ia

A

PATRONAGE

ASSOCIATION

unpremeditated

O Joe

in

isin true peo- - and

American piewas

pro--man had

and

and not

by

English.

oortíao

The Commandments," his in ahe was a switchman 18

Sunday School," ' old. He studied thaMudgett. examination his pen between

Children to Thanks" and hisllouden. election a jjtuff

Wa Understand." Louis, Mo. Harry Smythéuin hospital

Historical Condition Prevailing hia operation. Ha haacontrol control the In

talker, and Mclnathen. crocheting andwe is to not Quartette, Chlllicothe, Livingstone

to hire a hall and u nag ii-i-.-

will abundantly Itjjaa pupil,can, ana m .hcwm.

controland and men

recollectionsand

water?"forthe

at

Judgment own

tui

men ,v

in your

newprinciples and

concentratedm end

Uunger

dorstuiidinguncalculated,

recommend

equipment

ho

hospitable

lf

and fotwe the

to thahut

the) andancient and

ies,

the

Co.

Appealed.

Judgebarred

Many

liohhie bySt.

aim- - sncamra, r.. o. ivirspairics

"Have We a ItightT" L.Williams.

"Looking to You," Mm.Ralph.

Reports of Sunday School

Hound Table,L). li. (irantham.

I by F. W.irH"ers Association

very grateful to every toola pa t it was 11 -- t time the

of assocint'onone tliat was on the program responded and the programto re out as printed.metim's of the association are,

nin.ruie by experience, and so are surround- - Thrown of Court the Hrat more anil no

whut

,.. our

innoi

theyto

am

of

of

me

of

a great deal good, ast here wereSin "school present and

The case Volnev C. Musgruve but what tookiigaiiist Warden McManus, the snmi' valuable thought home themtute penitentiary, for J4!,U0O damage the next meeting win oe neia at irfiv- -

for alleged receivedthe

Aprilplace

district court last Saturday, everybody is presentand out or

Abbott holdingcasa of

in

be'esta

to

ia ao

an

1,

on

Eagle.

hiawas

to

of

oy

J.

J.

are

hs inthe

getting

of

of

to. at me elecof officers will

in the urged to bema

the the

bv

R.

PUT FIRES.

District Forester ating them even, for not thinking of us.! different lawyer, appeared announced today ilhmmI dare say that if 1 were In their in me casa, ano aner an -

, , , ... ... ... ..-,- .- k. ryu during had awardeJ to tha

Mr. and

and

that thiv tha and costthe tho

(IS. profit

aula Know Accoraing 10 cuwarus,the UniUd will P- -

the this theshe tha

seriousand

course of

tnai in

AN EDUCATION.

making through

andEntranca

ba

financial

full speak,

'ng, rimetion and

417

tha qua

h.M that

HAVE

QUEER NEWS.

Huron, Elnard,about

Sunday

Haird. wreck

larga

spent

encourage

Pratl.

i.

IIFMII ..i.v

toon

toon

to

an

I

In

iV

of

uu

p. Rem-ington, of Lieut

in a hospital

Caesarian toto

infant. la now wallihd it will É

of are walkingworld to 100,000.

a six mustviiat in

me countriesOne of the isshould 13 cent, in 13f every in in ona

in They

Denver, officialdomhas the mince ba

owing to itColorado newspaper, ara

claimingiato it ia to en-

danger

MONEY:THE

Santa 27. railroad,in year

a infrhev struggling .ha National in 283.6H, while tha waaarafor yther Iy?w.nt rout, of lost of C, H. of Snow 113.173.191 showing a gros.

a.l. .,,. nr ni- -l nWnt iinnnnnnn k..ik- -Should oir. iimninj

SUte. Sof pealed higherknow pealed tho higher

ofdifficulty.

C.ET

Object of

rewarded

Huwlms.

Hirlli

Solo,

hiatoiy

enabled

them

regular

resorted

sixty.

tha

LOSEBUND.

4.3

"Then

statutes,

Santa aere. 206i28.54 in op--I wun , were

at Safford, Arizona, re-- i ilie dtceived honorable mention an ex-- 1 revenue wa. expendí- -ceertingly good nre record, tures ,nM,on:; the Pa- -

N. M., Feb. 3. of however, conditions which did ciflc, revenue 3, 186,663.76, expend!- -not Wet the real of the turea Denver Riothe alany moment And 1 the large number of at the

ni Hi. Mi n an. (Imniln. revenua tl.1110 07i 79 a.t, ilstandingnudnt of 1 feel thut

of

make

I

1 v

lota

,

'

-

I

;

;

. nim.w in r 1 li u nmiv uiuvvinibj "in. aia .. ...... , , - , vny m

own

the

iionerauy speasing, ine nre uiiures, vui,unn.i,- , i ii.i i ,kU' v n.aji j t.r xrnri vtu ht. jl vi u i

I a double duty or are a numner oi cases oi unusual in- - - , , - .w noicv,Ihi difficulty. ' tersst, of b.th young men Arhona and New was abnor- - mnu- - $ 1 ifl,68

he are braving serious hard- - mally and 2M.2.).0 Colorado A Southern, rev- -

the p'oo e wa,,t,d hi im Z .hip. In or.ler to obuiii an Rainfall wa. light In sou- - 1583,988 im,.Many an Albunuor-tu- furnace i. being them Amona and New ; Í.U5.48; Santa Fe hton & Eastern,

LV

winter by whose Mexico. A total of fires occurred, revenues, $H5,14.24i,

1 Diedu. vou" he sol- - aro on higher things, and in ovtr a total of f H,4!)8.61 Cimarron 4w.inin l ,.. number of Instances oung women doing damage aatimated at $4700. revenues $:i6,07tf.50, $4l

I. . . II M . - . .. I ." I a " ' r . . . ., J,.. L. . . . I O, 1Ui Tü. .1war."

Otis,

Msiionni

Fl . If .V n Bf.f.l.llL r. N i - - ' I . . .1 , w. ww......11. that the nation service in order to have acre., 89 per of the firaawer. nue, $31116 01

wanted hL vx" honor of available for work in the before had covered 627.66 Rocky Mount,

iued 1"' "f .emMt u y,,, of , youn(. on of ,., special system, da-- 1 Newnot

war." said, "but

terms

pare

way

with(live

fiat eve,,

thut

who

each

wnicntake

thut

1915

choose t iva parents, from Guadalupe county aignea analyse me various lacwrs , enues,dealing arrived at tha Univeraity last fall bearing efficiency In the ol. 905.75.

people with a suit of clothes fine yielded soma Inter-- 1 Ingovernments4 an hour or a doiU.ra. iVJ"-,:TrE- J

! h""-Tu- "no

bring forth. (ua equipmenv, iw a , ," -- Kraviim mv. r i. a to esoorta of whlla avan li.n..i itriHinsuvii n a- - - - - - - r - - . . . i - - -

to would Bupervlsor. I l mm.aomeThing war. .printout of the i feea must paid and . lUr Rugar had. th. .

lwS!SZtoltt9mVi ac book, bought thi. arara, arrival t fira with tool,I.J I fcravallna- - avarapeople

that that I counsel-ing Uka thoof thoat that.should have larga standingarmy, the tothat tha country raso trained andprovided for they

Ukadefend themselves..

people some-thing military call shouldtoma. Thai reason 1

on cressat a tha peo-

ple. Ho .aida deal for

of

prepared

years.

cilman,when nations

interfere,

we

train

injuriesinstitution,

sustain

TO

4

,

Kouthern

' -

education.

continuad

.11. 111 Tn h,k vm.ii v.

A

to

j I. an vawaa ivi -- "- .-- - w - - -- . revery aaslaUnca average alaps-ha-a

had, walked betweea tha Ant .lghtlagregister's office down amoka of

aavmant loan whichbeen obtained for Ha bad

mads pravioue payment,each. reached Albuquerque

boy barely make himselfunderstood Hataking freshman work andhia English with fluency and

TELEPHONE UNE.Parttee aoetrtag lo hoa Eaowlea,

oall Lwea raaea to oartoiaCiaso llaowlaa ewer thie Mao apewhich ao akarg for It ei.

Wr COMPLETE

Will

Toar

Tha

approached

Mis. elect, arm.

year.

"Trm-hini- r

plurality.'

city about

that

Superin-tendents.

conducted by Judg

Benediction, Rev.of the

therebyThe

day teachersof

of

KANCERS

Tha Albuquer--

of who

been

tha tha

work

th.th. the

tha

6.9 Thaweek

tha $20, tho finalthe Ara was 27 hours.- In tho old day.before the forest Servlco telephone

coaausnad operationsof measured In daya instead

hours.whole, Forest Officer, ia

themselves as gratified thatdanger, a seasonhave been averted only nominallosses, expresa hopo thatataady extension roads, trails,telephone linea further

in methods, will graduallymenace to National for-

eat timber.

WE GOOD

QUIRKS

boy country

tnere

Phillip, teacher.Indianapolis, Mrs.

rife Remington,died

here from spinal meningitis. Thaoperation

after death unbornThe child doing

physicians live.'Kiasimmee, Fla. Mrs. J.Y.

Holland, Washington,aroundWithin period of year, they

every .tale onion,nineteen islands.

reiuiremrta that theydeposit banks

unionbunk every country. havetraveled 19,4:iH miles.

Colo. Excisedeclared that

tahoo alcohol contains.having

prohibition, thatmince older than consti-tution strike at

foundation, of llbar- -

RAILROADSPLEASE HELP

Fa, Jan. Thaoperating New Mexico last

revenue or ViA.Tl- -Sitgreave. Foreat. char operating

IWe. Pr" pm?i Supervisor J.nning.

path great.UU, while

varóos roresi eraung expenses i,Daü,(ol.oo.headquarters bll'aso Southwestern operating

$3,186,603.76,auaineu,

Alhunueniue, underuüick want students effectivene. l,ld,300.0l:

season expenditurev.;,.,,-- icharged withyoung Mexico fi.73 expenditure.utmoat

who dry accordingly dangerous.nS- - especially enue. expenditure,

southeasternla.i.8 fired this boys minds expenditures

burning acres and Nohwesterninly, expenditure.

Mexico Midland, '

part tima centZ University, extinguished they

time-keepi- $229241.05; Mexl

whothan .lore and suppression,

dk 'e.axpendkraa

.Im.$68,862.4? axpandituraaVd,- -

word,with ratherdo not hra. "f.iw. 1--

.. "SLWj.tf enurei..i talanhona vut tl,ussiiat rronnot ba denied. tha

uta.loan,

.1.1. aiwt

who

of

can and

of Ufaurg.

Ing of

wanted to im

you.thia

men

you

mra.

mai

flag

fiw,of ba of mi

ha ofextinguishing

tha the

of $5ho

couldnow

bo

Theore

with

wiMiimcent tima

and last into ingand laid and

Analhad

ease.

that

same

vary dry

and

and

army,

stale

hadsute

SnntA

Catitral

other there (Iva ral).know what allvar

sntoka

.maU

them

least part

three

OUT

these

showing an apparent - gross , profitmake vary little if any profit, Ifinterest charges, etc, deducted.

MILK FROM THE DE8ERT.(Farm and Firwido.)

Paso, Tex, moatinteresting milk supplies city.is cvniiusraun amount 01 lasystems were constructed. tino goats' milk Produced a numba a

bywaa tea

Oa thetho

shouldwiththo tho

andImprove-

ment,tho Ara

.

17,thia for

ever

the

thathe the the

the

the

the

Ind.

washer save her

say

win

theand

and

pie

funover the tha

pie tha

our

me

mnn than

oneina

for

Out

andsi.-.-cr

417000

aill

but

arenew

war miuii. Hourbe

but

thia

the

the

revo--expenditures $22,- -

"rwiil that nansas,tana

for

the

lee.

the

the

the

far

tha

netara

El haa ona thoany

me milKUta bv

of

of

of

of

ofof

gooa games, ona or which haa 1,000goats. These goat, get tholr livingfrom tha surrounding hot, dry tam-tor- y,

deficient in grasa and only mod-erately covered with aagabrush andcactus. A cow would starve to doath,but tha goats, though fad neither fnor grain, give on an average abftuta quart each. Tho milk bring, thosame price aa cows' milk and is acidboth la bottlaa and In bulk.

Carlatkw CsVj INSURANCE.

I

FaR Associated Preso Reparta4 Hundreds of Special Cor.

respondent In Te, NewMesle,Arisonn and NorthernMexico nnd Important NewaOuters nf th Wjrld.

AN OFFER. THAT'S

A BARGAINSWEEPING REDUCTION IN THE SUBSCRIPTION PK1CE OF THE

SOUTHWEST8 ONE BIG NEWSPAPER FOR BARGAIN OFFER PER

IOD ONLY.

EL PASO MORNINGTIMES

(ENGLISH EDITION)

ONE YEAR. da8Ünyd?ü BY MAIL

A SPECIAL OFFER FROM FEBRUARY 2ND TO FEBRUARY

I9TH. A SAVING OF 14.10 ON A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION YOU

IF YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS DONT DE-LA-

SUBSCRIBE NOW.

THE ' GREAT SOUTH-WEST- 'S

ONE BIG NEWS-PAPER.FIRST NOW-FI- RST

ALWAY8

SUTE NEWSTorrance county people must rains

a portion of the fund needed for main-taining county agent this year be-

fore Kb. 18 or lone the agent Thecommissioner of the county hold theirnext season on the date named, when

"Vj's understood action one way or theCt-tb- will be taken. A committee con

sisting of Willie Elgin, C'lcofas Ro-mero, Joseph Peterson, J. I.. Stulihel-fiel- d

and Dr. C, J. Amble has been ap-pointed to solicit subscriptions for theenterprise. Roland Harwell is thepresent county spent.

Surveyors have laid out a high lineditch and dam at Fort Sumnerwhich will serve land where nowwater can be obtained only by pump-ing. The community is much excitedt ths prospectivo aid to its agricul-

tural development.

Three men were examined Saturdayfor ths position of state coal mine in- -

pector lert vacant oy tne resignationReea H. Beddow, of They

iu.M Mr w Him ftH nr A iniimtarminformer superintendent of the Madridmines: Robert Wyper. and JamesYates, of Gibson, formerly connectedwith the Diamond and Victor-America-

companies. Ths Isw requirespractical mining experience in the in-

spector's office.

Word was' received at Portales lastweek of the fatal shooting of Vsrgs

EXCURSIONS

' PANHA'MJi AND SOUTHWES-- tTERN CATTLEMEN'S

I CONVENTION.I SsnasnsnsnsnnBS

'.i hl.e W Vfta. is lAtk tAI

fVlcksts sn sal March Uth to 7th.final retam limit Marat 18th.Fsr for rnand trip 114.2. For

further information call Santa Ftticket oak,, rhon No, 4.

For farth Informa and addlttoaaiFor farther informa tioa sad adillUanaJ

dnatlnsttona, sail Santa Fs. Ttekat OAs

T. C JOHNSONAanerfj"

Pho 4

R.M.TH0RNE

UNDERTAKER ;

i LICENSES KBALMEB

MHMIMIHniMMMIM

$3.29

Give Y oar Order to ths Timeslaical Agent, or Your LocalNewspaper or Mail Direct toThe Tlmee, El Paao, Teiaa.

Wheatley, a former resident of thatplace at Mangum. Okla.

S. O. Strong, a well driller, waspractically instantly killed a few daysago near Roswell, when the steel ca-ble of a drill rig snapped and thebroken end hit him on the head.Strong was about 40 years old and un-married.

The Rev. Mr. Horn a Baptistpreacher at Mills, has been arrestedcharged with the theft of some goats.Friends of the minister declare thereare unstated motives connected withthe proHecution and say that the pus-to- r

merely shut up in his pasturegouts which had invaded his plnceand done considerable damage, it be-

ing his intention to force their owner; to pay for the feed they hnd consumed.

Tomorrow morning the federalcourt will receive resolut ions on thedeath of three pronirett New Mexicoattorneys who ha e passr-- uway with-- iin the last months. They are:William J. Mills, former chief justiceand territorial gie of New Mex- -ico; Edward A. Mann, also a formerIncumbent of the bench, and HarveyB- - Fergusson, former congressmanSeparate committee will prepare theamerent resolutions.

Marrón é Wood have entered theirappearance in the proceedings againstthem wherein they are called uponto ahow causa why they should notbe disbarred. Other than to say thatbut on side of the matter had beenheard as yet, their attorney, JudgeEdward B. Wright, declined to com-ment on the cas.

The state college socn will Issue abulletin dealing with ths problems of

I the dry farmer, with special referenceto feeding of stock.

I E. R. Critchat, chauffeur, and E. R.Vallandighara, of Deming, who war

seriously In an auto accidentl In which the thro daughter of theVallandlgham family war killed lastweek, are reported improving.

Mrs. O. R. Haymaker, prohibitedby a court decision last week from ac- -

icepting pay as dark of the RoswellDoaral or education while a memberof that board, has appealed her casa.

Roswell Is about to experience ahouse famine, if more settlers arriveat the present rata, though many ef-forts are being made to get newbous built for them. '

Silver City sportsmen heard an ad-dress by Aldo K. Leopold of the for-est service, on gam protection, Fri-day evening.

The Silver City power company IsO wail nlaaaad arith I. fU.t nt-.- -l

engine, recently Installed at cost of. , ..4AAM ,L.i I. 1 auia iv is to put in anotherat an sari date. fBattery A of Roswell has received

U were artillery horses from thsgovemmeat, making a total of U nowavailable for practice and drilL Thestock earn from on of th batteries

Uo bordar 4 is well trained In17 work, which will b a help

to th citUan soldiers. Earnest siforts to recruit th battery op to the

Th Tinca Faralshe EnterUlnment and Anaarment forThoa Who Want it. ItsComic and Mandil SectionsArs FroditcMl by ths BeatPaid Artista I nth Conntry.

OR SPANISH

BARGAINTO

GREAT OFFEIU

Gallup.few

Injured

THE SPORT PAGEOF THE SOUTHWEST

COMPLETE MAR-KET REPORTS

legal minimum, 130 men, are beingmade.

Southern Pacific trains are beingdetoured over the Santa Fe via Item-ing, Helen and Gallup and on westwhile the tracks of the more southerlyroute ure washed out by storms insouthwestern Arizona.

BIASIAR IS YOUNGEST

AVIA10.I IN AMcRICA

Norwich (Conn.) Youth Ei-PB-

to tie otSarvlcs to U. S.

.Norwich, i.'onu. - sílice the death m

foil I "til I al Washington luxt sprlimArthur F IthiNiur. twenty two. a reldrill nf (uilford, iieurli). Is the youngest avliilurlu Anicrl. a holding u II' riwunder the IlileriiiitlMiuil nlAeronaut li s.

Mr. Illaslar left recently for I'uniidnami contemplates going to IIiinMii

where be will demónstrate and InstructItiimtlim army ullli-er- In ihe operationof the KH-rr- y gynHioie aeroplane sishlllaer and target slghter.

When Interviewed by a uewsiaperreporter Mr. Hlnalar said: 'The 8erry stabiliser enaWes lb pilot to II)

without giving attention to lateral oilongitudinal coulrol This relieve bluifruui much slreM ami make It pons"ble for hiiu to give bis attention I.dropping bomb with the larnet slighter

"U rsu drop earli IkiiiiIi with urnracy and effect Tbeae are tbe oulyInstruments of tbelr kind aad areAmerli-a- Inventions. Tbe macblueeon whkb they hare been Installed aretbe largeHt and moat powerful wadeTbey are. propelled by two tractor

turning lu opposite dlrw-Uou-

and developing over Stw horsepowerThey drive tbe machine at a minimumpeed of forty Or wlies per bonr ami

a maximum of IU6 miles This milkerIt possible fur them to go faster thantbe aiHt-d- scouting aeroplauea.

"Tbe lo! I loud Is 7.NUU pouud. olwhich luii pouuds sre bomlis or explosives. There sre two oieralurTbe delicate parta are protected witharmor, making It almost IniiHwslhlrto be shot down. It is possible for anenemy to launch one of these machines utiles at sea and fly verNew York city, drop a ton of high elplosives and return to Ha baa of uply, causing great loss of life ant.proiwrty

Tbe appearauc of this great alrdealroyer I that of a huge beetle, aa Itstwo wing spread nearly 100 feet. Thenacelle, or body. In which are the uolora, fuel, munition aad operator,during flight take on a hideous ap-pearance In ths sir.

"My sols aim Is that I may obtainactual etuerienc In tb art of modara aerial warfare. As a tro Amert-rn- a

I fel tt my doty that I may be ofgreater service to my country in a pos-sj-

fator war. Ths aeroplaaetbe y of tt saboa."

THE GERMANS BRING CAP-TURED ENGLISH LINER

INTO NEW YORK HARBOR.

After Having Croan! the AtlanticSlaunrhwia In On of the MoatBrilliant Esploile of SabmarlnWarfare Today.

Newport News, Vs., Feb 1 With thsGerman naval ansian flutering boldly from ths stern and In charge of a '

German prisa crew, th British SouthAfrican liner Appam, given up for,Inst, took refuge in Hampton Roadthis morning with ths story of seven '

vessels destroyed by German searaid- -'

era on tn African coast. .

Ths Appam was captured off thCanary Islands, on January 16 bv aGerman raider, four days after shehad sailed from Dakar, British West,Africa for Plymouth, England.

Lieutenant Here, of the Germannavy, placed on the Appam when shewas captured, brought in the prize, '

eluding the cordon of British cruisers '

across the Atlantic and adding to thehistoric chapter of German exploitat sea, a chapter to rank with the ad-ventures of the Dresden, Karlsruhe,Print Eilel Friedrich, .t ard K:onI'rinr. W i I helm.

Whether the raptor wan a 'ierniunIJ boat or a hitherto unreported (i"r-ma- n

auxiliury cruiser is undetermin-ed. From what was learned by some,of the ollicials who bonnled the Ap-pam, it is believed that some steam- -er, armed as a German auxiliary,raiding shipping off the Africancoast, took the British liner and putthe prixe crew aboard. This view issupported by the fact that a Mulnna-riii- o

could hahrdly have spared a lieu-tenant and such a larg crew to aprlx.

There were a total of 451 personsaboard ths ship, including ths sur-viving member of the crew of (evenother ship sunk by the raider which:captured th Appam, and twentyGerman civilian who were being!transported from Africa to England, I

to be placed in detention campa. Thepersons on board the vessel, were'listed a follow: Original member j

of crew, 165: original passengers.116; German prisoners, bound forBritish detention camps, 20; survi-vors of ship dsstroysd 138; prixecrew, TA

A. larg percentage of the numberon board are women and children, andit la said several high colonial olllc- -'

jala who were returning to Englandfront Africa, There are also onboard the captured four wounded '

sailor who were taken from one ofthe sunken ships which resisted cap-- ,ture and was shelled.

The passengers and captured crewslined the rails of the craft as she layabout a quurler of a mile oil tnc OldPoint dock, and appeared to vinco1groat interest in the hurried develop-ments following the unhei allied ar-rival of Hie ship in Hampton itiiuds.

According to the informuiioued from tlioke who had talked withLieutenant Kerg, in chuige of theprixe crew, the liner was cuptuiedwithout show of resistance on Jan- -'

uary 1ft, the duy that Itrilish newsrcHrts said wireless cuminunicatiunwith the vessel suddenly ceased. 'Iheprise ciew was placed on lii.uid undon tne same day the wars.. i uuvocliaxc to another llritish . .. ..in -- ,

wmch wax bound for Austrui.u witha cargo of meat. The meal onp guvubuttle und was sunk, but not until alarue portion of her cargo bad beentaken oil for une by the (iermuns,Mx inoi e vessels were destroyed ininput succession, it was stated, undthe crews tuken on hoard the chip,wnich wus then lieuilcd ucross theAtlunlic for llumptim leads.

When the Appam came within theVirginia rapes ami took on u pilot,the Kurt Monroe wireless station a ti-

ed who she was. The reply was, itwas stuted, "the Germun cruiserllulfulo."

I'pun arrival off Old Point, quar-antine ollicer 11. W. McCulTcry wentaboard and after his inspection,In ought Lieutenant Kerg ashore.

Ir. McCulTery got in touch withthe German counsel 1.. Murshul vonSchilling of llumpton, and the lutterwas soon on the scene at Old Point.Lieutenant Ilerg placed himself un-der the consul's orders and they pro-reed-

to the nlllce of Colonel Irallaynes, commandant of Fort Monroewhere the German ollicer paid htarespects ana, 11 is saifi, expiainaawhy he had given the wireless sta-tion the name of the German cruiset

Buffalo."Lieutenant Berg and consul von

Schilling sent a number of messageto the German embassy at Washington and latr had convrsations overthe long distance telephone with thsembassy and also Collector of thePort, Hamilton, at Norfolk.

Pending the receipt of Instructionfrom Collector Hamilton, no one isallowed on or near ths AppamGuards are atths rail on every sidsand no gang pian I down.

Th ship ha on moun-ted on her bow, but whether this wason board before her capture or wasmounted by th Germans, eould notbe ascertained. She was brought tnunder the German man of war flsg,instead of th German merchant flag,and her nam was given to th quar-antine officer a "8. M. 8." Appam,meaning ths German warship Appam,it is said.

ONTARIO ALSO IN GRIPOF GREAT SNOW STORM.

vllll. nt t. aa m ia vi ,i miaul, Vllk. ,,, Miniaservir in thia vicinity haa been de-moralised, street traffic her virtuallybrought to a standstill and telegraphand telephone service greately Interrerra wiut ny th mow storm of lastnight and aar'.y today.

The city is snowbound wor thanat any previous tim In seventeenyears.

EDDT OROTE CAMf W. O. W.

M4a frst Tbnrsdar ttifbt aaeaion at w, a. v, unu.

Bvrigna and ateta bare at to nt--

A. Jb trwviNMr Olsek.W 1RBY,G, a

CkrlsttM A Co, pSURANCB.

MONTANA IN GRIP OPRECORD BREAKING 8T0RM.I

Butte, Mon., Jan. 2. Montana Isin th grip of th worst storm tonightin twenty vears. Railroad traffic isdemoralised by huge drifts 'of anowslides and the situation I aggravatedby temperature ranging from 20 to 64degreea below tero.

L J8L-I- I

1 11 1II1 1Bl PIS W

Missoula report that th stormwhich ha been raging for firty-elgh- thour throughout western Montanawithout any sign of abating Is th

ory of pioneers, ths Northern Pa- -eifie and Chicago, Milwaukee APaul railroad have abandoned themovement of freight, effort beingconfined to moving local passengertrain, which are from si V tenhours behind schedule. A wúw slidetoday piled up. the Northern Pacifict l ,: ,r-- ll 111 1nrancn una io vrauacv, inanv, inStegia canon. Thepassenger train of ths Northernciflc was wrecked by n brokenwith the thermometer 80 belowbut no passengers are injured.

Ilillings report the longest coldspell In seventeen year and a tem-

perature of 25 below,

KILLED 150 RfTTLEftS.

Thrashing Crsw Kspt Busy After OnsWs Found Near Wskssnsy, Ken.tVukeeney. Kini.- - .V llmnlilim crew

working near this . tly kil'cd l,V

snakes In a few minutes neur wherethey were working hmviiHv

A large rattler was olmcrved liy oneof Ihe men lying In a low plur a I themoiitli of a hole, lie was pulled miland killed, and Willi liliu six more, amithen other

For more I bun a balf hour the menworked bard killing snakes, and whenthere were no more In sight lulls werecounted and M hnd been killed Thelargest one measured six feet fourInches, snd be hnd sn rrru dnsru rat

ONE CROP PAID FOR FARM.

Western Kan Farmer Traded a CalfFor Wheat Pasture.

Atchison. Kim. -- Allien Armstrong olthis city, who has Just relumed froma trip to county, sa.vs the farmera out there are worrying alsiiil linttodo wllb tlietr money of worrylng bow in m t ailing for isi k of It.

Western Khiihh- - fniimi- - aisonltiisto Armstrong, hnvc hail a prmitniiisyear. I.iihI sprinu one Lane loiiutyfarmer irmleil n lii itcr tor a plo e ofvoluuieer nln-ii- l lor Ihe purpme ofpasturing his mule on It

The w in-i- did well he dii hied tolet II vron nml lisriesicd II. Amibe hiirtesti'd l..'Hi liushcls ol wh.-at- .

which will lie xolil for tl.:usi Aumtier liii'iner iMiiitihl a half wk'IIoii ofIs ni I for 1" an aire, ami Hie yearsrnp I' Hil fur Hie hind

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which su women arc tub--le-ct.

Headch, back- -,

cha, sldesche, nervous-ness, weak, tired feelinVara aoma ol th ysip-to- ms,

and yon mutt rid.outsell of went in orderÍireei well. Thousands?

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Mrs. Sylvanla Woods, Iotailton Mills, Ky.,uy! I"BeforsUldngCsf dul, Itwos, al limes, to weak . Ir .u.M harrflv (uatlr and tlthe pain In my back and f.head nearly killed me,Alter taking three bottleof Cardul, the pains dis-

appeared. Now I feel aawell aa I aver did. Everysuffering woman shouldbryCarduL" Oct abonistoday. E--M

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IIIIKTVFIVK YEARS' EX PERIKNCE ensbles me to gunranlee mfvork

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IN SALT RIVER (OI NTRT.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Jan. ith

Salt river anil contrilnilury streamiísiiiií- rapidly nml warm ruins ron-tinm-

to mell Ihe heavy .snow, inHie mmintains, it was feu red here lil

tlint tliioiled conditions morserious than those of a week airwould lie fai'eil soon if thé ruin didnot cease. Kesidents of lowlandswere warned to prepare to lice.

McHKitcc from Roosevelt dam saidfour itn hi.s of rain hud fallen andthat Ihe irate nf the ilanir hnd beenopened to relieve pressure from threservoirs' vast accumulations.

Iluckeye, Arlington," Welton, andother towns along the Gila river be-low its junction with the Salt river,were the points toward which theflood warnings of the weather bureanhere were especially directed.

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Every Express hassomething new (oryou.

Our later Hats willcome to us asquickly as newstyles are created.

MILLINERY to

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STOCK NOTES

Johnlo Hewitt and John Warren, Jr--drove tha eight registered white fac.buiis over iro n .di.no tortra. getting to tha ranch with themMs j!""- -

J. t. Reals and Mr. Litton of FortWorth, Tuti, loft Tuesday JLL.V...plains ron n try to viait theThey art looking for boof settle, expecting ta buy.

Dr. Doaa, deputy lUU veterinarian,cama down Taaaday to Inapect andtest tha horaaa in tha car of A. E.Boyd, who ahippad back to Oklahoma.

. .. . ... . .4. K. Means waa nere Monday, jonn

plowman with the home buyer, B. A.Braretton from Wifard. Texaa. left

'for Quern Tuesday morning, to lookat a bunch of horses.

', , ,., .. ,, .,jonn r. narren, recenuy soia nia

...li.ai J l.... I c- - I L ...uu.i.....K " ..w..iiii the "White Swan" saloon, to JohnW. Kverr t. Warren left last Mon- - ,

ui.7 17 "hi wife and family era visiting withthe patents of Mm. Warren. Alter aNhmt visit John will go to OklahomawhiTr he has a farm, and where hawill ll'Klclu.

The lunrh orrhrntra furnlnhed tha......itiiiMir.. Suiitluv, . vi.ninir Mt. tha Mrthnd- --iHi rnurrn arm 10 nay mat 11 was iinvih ine iraav one coum nay, uui oneKomI thuiK we do i. to cauxe peopleto think how fortunata rlbad Ulo have a hand and an orchentra thatin up to dale, that can be relied uponat any time for any kind of mualc.

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Le.t Bpot en DhIiThr. ...uu...,!,,,,. i.,, it,. .,.lr..i ...

Ci.h.r iiln Am li iilnirnl itillcitrrirxl. lHt full iilowlnu nnit ri' ro

tMllon nn- - H'ltmiiiii'iiilril no tlir linmlaallHfa iur oicihmt of ontml IIm-- i

om Kliuiilrl Ih ih(n oiiiIit lnrln-l- llthe Mil

Hhiiiii.. t are Im'iMl lie uikrn that li.diM'aM-i- l Iravea are riitlnml U IVUI

in lililí nfi are In lie icroan thefollowliiH your, and live atura on Imlti imontru lutiilil not lie ieruilttel Innext yenr'a prrl KeliU for arveral daya

Third Mmiure from alnrk fi-- d withriiwtiMMj U-r- l tn ahould I appliedto ihv IhihI .hip of two yvara iu ad

mim f il.r lnTt rrop

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I TIMELY FARM NOTES, t1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 11

In Ktorlnu iiwiir the farm tool foithe wlnlrr II l the Im-- pluii hi r'lu;any liroki-- r iiilnxlim imrt now millrr limn to null lor t lie xirliiii rimli

II Hip inn inn ! I IiiiiIimI mil diirln.Ihf iiiiiT 11 liaril lull lit iiinii-tfi- ,

tvlii'ii tiriii'j mm-i- i tit, muí ill.' ti'iiiu I

rr uli tor ilii' hiu ru'lifi li nn I111111I11

Uniiiiin for 11 mi'li 11 i"I'lilillot-- " -- lliilll.i I. HHi'il in ta 10

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IflKKl II 'III'. HIV kfi Hill III PMIIIIK.

11 Niroin lutill a lo or from u-- n t.thirty liimlit'lK wt miv In ylrlillntINiMfr may null

Hiniv i'iililmiítw In a root ti'llur. beail- -

iill Chpy nun In- - lililí frotu sup

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liiinu IipiiiIk ilowu for unhllr liiniir.ilriiliilim ilip watpr mil

i iipHta mu hp ntduntd drmroyhm Hip riilihlsb dpad pin d

wppIm alona the Kanli-- a friweHppp tlM-- rlpan with nliriB.iii. Hip umlrr Ifiliii of thrfwiip. awrep thr li.map wall, ahnke llir

lii.". iIInIihIkp M.nrmws' neala amIpaii mi In hriaht iliiya

Luehy wey.An rltrannlliiary a rltlrnt la rrpon

ii from I le nelirhlMirbfliHt of Mnliltour. Ktialsnil A right it?irr, was Bj In a kll wliru he slrpiei

backward Into a forty ipiarry.tb area! hormr the

for Hu IIHIp frllow. ihrtrliix uf Ihr kltr ai tluhl around bh

wrlnl. and the kltr. ai l a a raI'hulp, timkf tha vlolrnreof Hie fall, and he wan on'r llgbtlvhrulard

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Allison. Jr óf Imperial Texas, and,ud, C- -

u-i- -. 17 Houston, mefrom Ft Stockton looking

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mnrial Irrigation nroktct. Mr. J. N.Allison and Mr. Birmingham havelarnro Interest In thia property andar Intereeted in having tha govra-rancn- e.

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Monday,HIHtVBJia

Reclamation Dpartaant.A bifr dartre and hauaa warming

waa given at tha X ranch on the2ltt In honor of Mra, E. E. Dickie,nd Misi Em, Camp of El Paw.Tk. h. ...... .A rMl. i rlnrktn, evening until 8:S0 tha followingmorning; and waa wall attended. Thepo, trn- - band farniehed tha music,

Mr- - ,nd Mra. Jan. F. Roaa ara thahppy pr,nu of a fine daughter, borato them Tuesday. This in the thirteen- -

th chid born to tni, fBlmy, all aliveand happy. No race auicide in that.iiulaniuy.,r, , What or Sonora, Texa, a

hrolhvr of M. R. 8. Johnson, camefrom 7E, p0 ThuMllliy where

nuil attending the conventionMr. Whrut will visit here a few day

returning home.Vim. Will I', Brady and littlo dauirh

ter of Kl I'ano are here on a viait torelutives and frienli, Mr. Brady lagreully beloved In I'eros and her visitsh t Bp,,rw.illt,d,.. .

i,p(lri'e muirán ana wire w'e Infrom their lavi mountain ranch thia,j ..ii. .t tk.

nouse MonnB, niKht. t;eor,reyot younK bul u uu,,,,, to the

cor, and nB, one 0 flhe ranche.jn Mn pirt of th, country.

Brother j00 idKPrth and familyleft fo rtheir home in Prescott, Arix--

?," ft" ' Pen l" Mr- -

Illelirpeth parenta, Mr. and Mra. T.

ripharanch Saturday, and left Sunday to at-

tend the atorkmen'a convention in ElPaito. He will return to Amarilloover the E. P. A 8. W.

W. D. Hudaon, atockman, banker,capitalist and eenial Rood fellow, withhie rood wife boarded No. 6 Tuesday,bound for tha cattlemen's conventionat Kl Paaa.

W. D. Johnaon of Kaniaa City,Miiaouri, formerly of Pecoa, and bro-ther of our Uncle Woodie, cam downlait week to attend meeting of thI'ecoe Mercantile Company Directorateand to viait a lew daya amona; oldfriends.

J. R. Joyce, of CarUlmd. of thaJoyce-I'ru- it t'ompany, of Roawell, andt'arlahad, alao a itockholder in tht m ii. r'.n.n..(tie latter Arm, going from her toFt. Worth, Sunday.

Will McBrlde and wife of Carlihad.were in town Wedneaday on theirway to El Paio.

Mr. and Mra. Sam Meani were call-

ed to Carhtbad Saturday to attendthe funeral of an old friend who pass-ed awav at Roswell.

W. W. Camp, candidate fortaxas-neaso- r,

and K. (. Duty, candidate) forcounty clerk, were in Toyah for afi'W hours Monday seeina; tha voters.

E. D. Balvom returned fromSunday evening and went

down to tha Bier Valley irriratad dis-

trict Monday in tha interest of thPecoa Valley Water Usara Associa-tion.

Clay McGonarill, brother of Mra.Rid Kyle, waa a passenrer on No. B

Mexico, iourneved to El Paso Monday.via Peros. Mr. C rosier Is manager oftha Lakewood Canning factory can-ne- rs

of tha "Lakewood Tomatoes".Mra. Ben Farber is reported to be

very sick. Ben is away, being in theeastern markets to buy goods. Lesterhis brother, has wired him to returnat onra. It Is hoped that Mrs. Farberwill soon recover.

8. N. of th D ranch southwestof Carlsbad, cama down Tuesday In-

terviewing business men and returnedWednesday. Mr. I. Is making quitaextensiva repairs at tha ranch andwhen completad It will b ona of thbait in tha southwest.

OOG CATCHES OYSTERS.

Owner Makes Good Profit From Indus-try af Hia Pet.

Mllluu. Del Johu Wllklna. wonUvea near llroadklln Nevk. baa a dogthat diga Npveral buabela of oyatera orclama lo a day Tb dug. a Hcutrhrollle. wndra luto lb water along tbaataral uyaier tieda at th moulb ofBroadkllu rrrrk and pulls of tha oyaters In rlusiem

Wllklna dpi'larM sh brings out fromo t thrrp bushel of uyslera a day

at a net prufli f ta ta bita

agged flftytw Pound Wolf.Ralatou. Minn. Two boys. Bvold

and .l.-l- Itolluiiiu. IisbbpiI j llfl

iHiutiil wlf riiTiiily In rathrr anovel way Thry werp out hunting.one Ih on a niiiinri yi Ii- - and tin. otherwith a ami In the ldi wliru ihtyuplitl the will and cavp rhimp Afti"u a ll I rlilt- - uf r triil mill's thry madeS an .in' Ilnt

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HOPES AND FEARS AROUSED

yerme Frenen fVtme M mister Is Lea-U-

tdr of the Left tinea JeanJeures Has Pasead Away It WaThought Hi Nrlitieai kiea KaatedWÜ tha KlMiat CdiUr.

I'srls. "M. Jowpto CaUlaus-Tr- ea

War"Thai brief rstral from tn afftrlal

report of rt-u-t alttlnc of ta aan-bar

of drpullra reitirda momenlonmoment In the war'a iiermtssrnUr?hlHiory It aanrfc tit pnillii'at reblrthof mis whnNP mlrlral life. ppt

waa rnilnt abmntry by I he

t ' '- as 1

mote ky Asselean frsae Aaewiatlon

jussra csibLSDs.bullet with wblrb bis wile killed ties-to- u

l a I mr ti ilanb IU, IUM

I'aillaui's word, "very .J." lbFrriii-- iilvBlrnl fur "bear brar."wei lb Ural hp ha uttrrrd polillt lyIn lb I'batulier Ini-- r the tnoitlrr ufthr editor of .Hie ureal r'rrn. .

pair Klunru. TIip.i wpr nr. to lg.

f. aiiprnval of ibe polony lieiug de-

livered by ArlniUIr Kris ml, tb newpremier Many oilier deMtle gatvptit lo similar ptprpalona of saltafart Ion during M Rrland a speech, bnt

t'alllsui Done was deemedworthy of individual Bnlk la tbsteuogrjiphii' ret-or- of lb debata.

la singling oul lb la oda lory arla-auttlo- a

of M tslllsui la oOrtalaiaaograplier proved bl news sen,and fw Freurb newapapera'refraludfrom couimeutlUK Uoo tb fart.

the lines uf in presa rouiiueutsune read Hie hopes ur Hie fearsaroiiHed by the pulillc into I Ue

pollllt al sir ns of this on time primenilulster or I'rsm-- Ami In the olililwo.' the I'nliil UniirlHiii the ilrputlo. aco. 'Iliu in ilirlr Hilltlial llgbls. duui. uvil the giorllled L'alllaiixs brief

Noue of them, however,driih-'- l eiiMilluiial slunillrHUi s. allli.nii.lt none kuew eisitl) what It did'alKnli.

t'sllltiut wbo frotu having keeu throioal i erf ill fluure In Frcnrb polllli--

after kl nn- - t'alllsui's rrlme.thr niiMt eie'iaid umn lu Kmn. . IsHie dark bore of Hie preeuf .unaHon lie I dsrk. In fm-t- . Mini uoleven thoe faithful follower whostuck tu hi in thruiigb Ihlrk ami thinreally know what he la driving alThry are sure, however, that he has adudulte pliiu. and of ibat his nuulfoldenenilea ar also awsr.

Aside from I he fst-- t that his ptrannallty hi surh llisl whatever be sayfinds an andlenr. ('aidant's approvalof the new premier's pompllmeiilaryreferenre to Hie Horlitllntlr groupa

sllrnHtm t'p.-iiii- "lore tbdeath of J.,it Juure Ue ' IU logkBl

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rradrr of the I eft. ni words smote therer of hht frllow above therlsmomii" tntrmirtlon of the RlchlIn snrh a way thai there flitted awlftlyabout th rhamher the qneatlon. "Ib going lo aarnmp that leadership?"

Tb t of re I answer lo thai ruetlonntay hare a very vital and farresrblnffert arm the preeni war Were

CafTlnnt la attain 'he pnaltlnn amonahe Radical and ínctitlIM elementa ot

whlfh he was deprived by ota wlfir'oiitrsiteone art the atantllng of any

ministry of whlrh he did not approvwonld lie lnertire Indeed, for wlth.nilth suppor' of the U-f- l nn mini' rimo Id Ion reinnln In mwer. And 'hrrrare few who would dinv thai thp 10aowndaya hn no lender uf Hie .latiratahip- nnle It be fslllsm Thai'why "Is be i omina hark T' ha bernmta I be last frv lar n unlreral auh-ler- t

for whltered dn twite la the Intihie nt the Pa In la Htmrlion

Althonirh Ibe two word pnken byCalllnttt at Hie r)rt aiHHranre of theItrtnnil inlnltrr Hiefonnetl thp rlml rieiiiiiiixtrntloiiaf III prtMi'iK'p mi Hip iltlifil stage,hi" pnarre toward I tie smi llirhl hashrrn urinlinil nitwit iiiinnilrpd by anesrepl the iiii iilHtprrem

Watsropeuts.A wsirrHHii n tHiimliintlr spimiiiiB

The luiiiiient It rrara It rotlitpaea Althw dNium-- of alKnit a ipiarlpr of aml alMive Hie sea level Ha sptmilnsiepd ha hern estimated al ais milea Dilaute

taneue P.apeelbillty.Tn yrln ptleiillh tauabt

llrraair Ihr krya le riammsr.Tou n.rrlv to hrr out a Ihnusht

Ana sit puis In tits grammar.--Chiras Neve

Please Make the FollowingCorrections

IN YOUR TELEPHONE CALL BOOK. IP WILL

PARTYANNOYANCE.

TAKEN SINCE

Barn, R. C .540w. u., ..64 A

Boyd. J. R.,Hitchcock, A. J, 45AWyman, J. C,

man,

Aerey, Mra. M, 72LMra. Fanny 182

Hickara, J. tnaifClark. H.. 10SJCarder, A, .. .,,,.881Fuller, ..

Galton, E . ZÜZZÜÜÍ72J.. 180

Hartshorn, ,

D., u 287W.,

Lamu, Ed., --288

DIS- -

Kinny Reed waa tha JoBunch and family Wedneaday thiaweek, Tuesday fromand returning yestarday. Kenny la athome in Carlsbad and hia manyfriende give hia) a warn waloomawhan cornea.

Wniiama and of. aorta,hav spent th past kin Carls-bad. Mr. Williams la for man for thwater service, and has baa overseeingsoro repair work. A now roof hasbeen put over tha wooden tank

and other repairing don

Mlaa Edith Lm, Uachera,has a room with Mrs. Dr. Lan Darham. She will a companion for,Mrs. Durham when tha doctor Is out '

town. '

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J. Wilson la expected In Carlsbad:today to spend a few days with bigmother, and sisters. J. aaaa good position in Pecoa and has keptIt steadily since h went there tw gthree years ago.

Carl HerringTransferand Dray Line

I DESIRE TO- - ANNOUNCETHAT I HAVE STARTED ADRAY AND TRANSFERWAGON AND WILL DOALL HAULING IN MYLINE AT REASONABLERATER AND GUARANTEESATISFACTION AS TO

SERVICE.

Carl HerringtM .

DIRECTORY WAS ISSUEDtH. fi, aip

Methodist Parsonag .Í08Shannon, . ,, taRoderick, J no., Shop ,,., 1TTucker, Chaa, - IM

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Millar, Dr. C. A, 71 aMoor, A., . ,, i .79Nelson. W. A a- SPitchford, Frank, es. .a,., 218Kiggs, J. ... . 1sOKt

I III Va 11Richey, S. B , t..2MSwigart Kosi 189Wilkinson, R. E., 1JWalker 4V Toffelmlr 288

M. A 48WWhit Swan 227

THE FOLLOWING CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE: "

Eddy Garag to Wsavsr's Garage,Brock Herbert, ta nWilson, Baatty, to -

THE FOLLOWING TELEPHONES HAVE BEEN INSTALLED

CBaird,

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Herring,J. A. 10

Jackson,Johnson, L. 28

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