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Carrizozo News, 10-17-1919J.A. Haley

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OLDEST AND LEADING NEWSPAPER IN CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN, NEW MEXICO

VOLUME 20

LIIE RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

Following arc (lie local chair-tilL-- ii

appointed by the manager ufthe Kcil Cross campaign:

Alto, Pete Phillips; Audio,J nines Sccresl; Arabcla, Lcopoldoi'aoheco; Capitan, L. W. White;Garrlzoio, O. W Hsimbcrgcr;Corona, E. L. Moulton; linciiioso,R. E. Ferris; Fort Stanton, Dr.Win. A. Kern; Glciicoc, II. P.Clark; Hondo, Robert Hrody;Jlcarilla, Geo. Weishar; Lincoln,J. M. Pciifielil; Meek, J. P.Pcndergruss; Nogal, J. N. Raskin;Oscuro, Chan. F, Gray; Parsons,Charlotte Rice; Picacho, U. D.Garner; Rnbcntnn, Juan Mar-

tinez; Ruldoso, Mr. Davis; SanPatricio, Leopotdo- - Gonzales;Spindle, W.E lilanchanl; Tinnic,Mrs. S. Raymond; Whi.tc Moun-

tain, lien Naliours, Jr; anil WhiteOaks, Mrs. C. D. Mayer.

Posters have gone out to thelocal chairmnn, subscriptionreceipts to the Red Cross tnag-a-line-

literature and supplies ofdifferent kinds.

The suggestion is mailt! thatthe educational campaign beginat once. If any of the localchairman want to help out theirquota by giving an entertainmentof any kind, that they do so.However actual soliciting forfunds should not begin before the2nd, of November, then it ishoped that we will have at least200 men and women fully or-

ganized and ready, the peopleintelligently informed of the pur-

pose of the campaign; then weexpect to "hit the line" for 12

hours every day until the close ofthe campaign November 11 tit.By til at time wc want to be overami not going over.

Every elTort should be made toget subscriptions to the Red Crossmagazine, $1.00 each and to haveall enroll as members of the RedGross, $1.00 each. Neither ofthese sums have anything to dowith your quota of the amounteach donates to the general fund.Watch the local papers for furtherannouncements.

Local chairmen arc encouragedto write for instruction and as-

sistance, if they feel they need it.E, M. Uwcki.hv,

Roll Cull Chairman, Red Cross,Lincoln County, N. M,

Mure Books DonatedTo B. I. Btirry Post

The Amerlcun Legion, localpost, Carrizozo, N. M, acknow-ledges receipt of the followingbooks for its library donated byMr. and Mrs, Frank Mudgc:

The Crisis, Folly, the Moun-

tain Lovers, Holy llible, OliverTwist, a volume of Shakespeare,Soldiers of Fortune, My Lady ofdleere, A Little I)rothr of theRich, the Wandering Jew, theAmerican government, Thelma,till' Eagle's Mate, Castle CruneyGrow, Shakespeare's Works, Onceto 15V try Man, llie House ol aThousand Candles, the Sins ofthe Fathers, the Wakening ofHelena Richie, the llridc of Lainmcrmoor, the Light of the World,itie Fight for the Crown, Joscelyndin; i hi re, Hearts Courageous, OldWives for New, the Main Chance,Wtit Happened to Johnston, theStgli of the Four, the Mayor ofOtntlebrldge, the Servant in theHouse, the Devil's Garden, Re-

demption of David Carson, Child-

ren of the Mist, When Godtroughs, the Conquest of Canaan,Lorua Dooue, Three Men in alipatj a Forest Hearth, a DoubleThread, Century Dictionary andisiaiid.

k vjt!No organization has ever met

t the, warm support as hasgiven, the American Legion

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CARR15C07.0, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, OCTOHER 17, 1919

by people of Lincoln county. Itis to be Imped that very shortlyall who can will enroll. Some n(

the members have not yet scut intheir dues. Unless these arc paidone cannot remain a member ingood standing in the AmericanLcglntt. Every one is urged tosend in their $3.00 which paysdues to Aug. 1, 1920. Watch thelocal papers for announcementswith regard to the Legion.

Don't Be a Junker

The feeling is prevalent in somequarters that the Red Cross bushad enough assistance and now,that the war is over, it deservesno further aid. Of course, there'sno merit in such a suggestion andit carries its own refutation.However, there may exist somewho honestly believe the time hascome to cease renderingRed Cross, and to those wc desireto submit the following, and askits respectful consideration:

"The war's over; let's junk theRed Cross," was a thoughtlessremark of an equally thoughtlessindividual.

If we can "junk" the thousandsof maimed and crippled Americansoldiers;

If we can "junk" the otherthousands who arc penniless,jobless and without a future, as u

result of their rallying to theircountry's cause;

If we can "junk" the agoniz-ing cries of distress and sufferingthat reaches us from other shores;

If wc can "junk" the thousandsof mothers, wives, children andother dependents of Americansoldiers;

If we can "junk" thousands ofnewborn babies, whose very livesdepend upon proper care (beingtaught by the Red Cross);

If we can "junk" the thousandsof American soldiers and sailorsstill in service;

If we can "Junk" the welfareof our own families;

If wc can "junk" the spirit thatmobilized 10,000,000 childrenunder the banner of the JuniorRed Cross;

In short, if we can "junk"humanity if we can turn dea'fears to suffering the world over

Then we can ' junk" the RedCrossl

Are you a junker?

Buys 30,000 Lambs

Henry Lutz has contracted for30,000 lambs, the purchase hav-

ing been made from tcvoral ofour county sheepmen. They areto be delivered on the 5th of nextmouth at Audio from whichpoint shipment will be made.

I. O. O. I1, lilect OfficersThe I, O. O. F. met in annual

grand lodge meeting at Alamogordo on the 14th ami 15thWilliam J. Langstou was a delegate from Carrizozo Lodge No. 30.He staled the session wus a goodone, and showed that the orderthroughout the domain was ingood shape. Also that Alamogordo did Itself proud in the entertaiument of the visiting delegates.I'he following grand lodge offl

cers were elected for the ensuingyean Grand Muster, C. A. Doty,Roswell; Deputy Grand Master,

Hagerman; Marshal, J. Newsotu, Alamogordo; Guardian, R,

Gallup year theTuesday iu October,

CARRIZOZO SCHOOL MS. ii. cout.

The percentage of attendanceIn the Carrizozo schools duringthe school month just closing ishigh. Alt an instance of this,Mrs. Mnftjle's room has an enroll-

ment of w, and during the pastweek thc5ttendancc was 40 everyday but one.

Cotumbus Day, Oct. 12, wasobserved in Miss Jurrett's roomwith the following program:

Song, "Red, While and Hlne,"School.

"History of America," Jose-

phine Clements."Ships of Columbus," Leslie

Lopez."Columbus," by Joaquin Miller,

Maxiuc Hoffman,"The Discovery of America,"

Walter La Fleur,"This Day is Ours," Nellie

Shaver."The Hoy, Columbus," Ethel

Johnson."Quotations from Lowell on

Columbus," Miller French."The Story of Columbus," Jean

Reily."Thinking," Emma Poagc."It Can't Ue Done," Paul Wack."O Fair New Mexico," School."Try Again," Jessie Mcllhany."Uoyhood of Columbus," Don

English.A play:Columbus before the King of

Portugal, Columbus at the Courtof Ferdinand and Isabel, Columbus at the Convent of La Rabida,Columbus at the Court of Spain.

Song, "America," by theschool.

On Friday afternoons ol thefirst and third weeks of the schoolmonth, between the afternoonrecess and four o'clock, the highschool, including the eighthgrade, has a literary society inwhich all pupils must take partus they arc assigned a place onthe program. The following isthe program of last week:

Call to order, President Liuzallrannum.

Appointment of a critic for thenext meeting.

Reading the Minutes of theLast Meeting, Catherine Pine.

Critic's Report of the LastMeeting, Mary White.

Debate: "Resolved, that theworld is growing belter."

Affirmative, Edward Corn,William Johnson; Negative, DauElliott, Roy Stimmel. The decision was in favor of the afliruia- -

live.Parliamentary Talk, Ruby

Smith.Current Events, Lois Jones.School Paper: Editors, Lillian

Merchant and Grace TaylorPresident Linza H mini in asked

the society to accept his resiguatinn as president, in order to domore active literary work iu thesociety. His purpose is highlycommendable and the resignationwas accepted, Sydney Dust wasthen elected as the new president.Parents and friends arc verycordially invited to these exer-cises.

Mlns Grace Eusey visited thecity schools last Monday in theinterests of the Junior Red Cross,Miss Ensey addressed the teachersof the city schools at 8:30, thehigh school, the seventh and

L. E. llyrne, Clayton; Grand sixth grades al 9:00 and the childWarden, W. U. Jolinsou, Roy; reit of the lower grades at otherSecretary, C. Hert Smith, Artesia; times. The addresses were re- -i reasurer. L. J. Williams, lalo.i('celvelj wltll 1Ile KrcaU.sl llltere5lChaplit n E. P. Carmcc he , Eos-- 1 .,,.,.,?well; Conductor, R. N. Miller, on ,Br,1 t,,u 8''''-'"'s- .

A. the pupils of the Carrizozoschools have resolved give

M. Perkins, Deuiing; and Herald, hundred per centU.M!"er', M,SMiUm

meetthe Junior Red Cross,

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A Tribute to the Memoryof W. 0. Wells

Hr Our PuruimCoirniiiwdonl

Parsons, N. M.-- Wni. G. Wellswho died here last week was bornin Canada in 1865, but movedwith family to Manchester, N. II.when nine years old, Iieing subject to asthma he came west whennineteen years. He drifted aroundfor several years, living iu Ne-

braska, Oklahoma, Colorado andfinally settling in New Mexico.He was married to Miss EmmaNichols in Denver iu 1894, and hewith his wife came to tile lionltoValley in 1905, and took up ahomestead. Later he becameinterested wit'.t Mr. Grafton iua saw milt on the Houilo, andwhich he had just put into goodrunning order when his call cameto lay aside his work and rest.Mr, Wells had been suffering fromstomach trouble for some time,but insisted on going to Capitanon the 3rd of October to makefinal proof on his laud. After thepapers were signed he becameworse and Dr. Price was calledand his wife scut for. Everythingpossible was done for him, butwithout avail, and surrounded byhis wife and friends lie passedaway early Sunday morning. Theremains were taken to Roswellfor burial, and the funeral services were conducted by the Woodmen of the World, of which orderhe had been a member for manyyears.

The remains were accompaniedto their last resting place by hiswife and brother and many dcvoted friends he had made whilea resident of Roswell.

The lloral offerings were manyand beautiful. Aside from hiswife, the deceased is survived bythree brothers and two sisters, allof whom live in the east with theexception ol one brother who hadmade his home with him for sevcral years.

The deceased was a consclcnclous citizen and was respected byall who knew him. His friendsand neighbors will miss one whoso lately moved among them andwho always had the interests ofthe community in whicii he livedat heart.

Call for CensusEnumerators

Juan J. Duran, Supervisor ofthe Census for the First Districtof New Mexico, which includesthe counties of Union, Colfax,Mora, San Miguel, Guadalupe,Quay, Torrance, Curry, DcHaca,Roosevelt, Lincoln, Chavez,Otero, Eddy, Lea, states that hewill need about 150 enumeratorsfor this district. Applications,or requests for application forms,should he scut to him on or before October 20. His address isClayton, New Mexico.

Asa test of their fitness for thework applicants will be requiredto Gil out a sample schedule andwill be duly notified of the timeand place for this test. So far aspracticable the place selected willbe one which is easily accessible.

Red Cross Election

The annual meeting of the Lincoln County Chapter A. R. C. willbe held in the court house, Car'rlzozo, N, M., Wednesday, October22, 1919, at the hour of 4:30p, in. At) executive cbmmittee Isto be chosen, also n school commiltee. All members are urgedto be present.

Jno. A. Hai.uv,Chairman

Mhs. Hi S, Faikiianks,i

' Secretary,

League's Scute m DmhikhI

by RepubllCM Governor

Washington, D, C Responsibility for the continuance ofunrest and disorder is charged tothe Republican senatorial op-

ponents of the treaty, and n prediction of their party's defeat Is

voiced by former Governor FrankD, Jackson of Iowa In a letter hehas sent to Congressman Carl W.Riddick in reply to a request thathe subscribe for the National Re-

publican Weekly.Governor Jackson s letter fol

lows:"Carl W. Riddick, Washington,

1). C Dear Sir: Your letterasking my subscription for theNational Republican Weekly uuda donation to the Republican organization has been received.

l am what ts known as a'standpat' Republican and always have been, but I want tosay to you iu all frankness, thatIf the Republican party is goingto stand for the 'branding ironof opposition to the immediateapproval of the peace treatysubmitted to the senate withoutamendment, then I want towhisper in your ear that all thesubscriptions to the National Republican Weekly and all tlm contributlous to the Republican causewill not save the party from finaland overwhelming defeat.

"The people of this countryare getting very tired of hearingabout Republican efforts of'organization against socialismand the increasing drift towardlawlessness' when the failure ofthe Republican senators to npprove the peace treaty and theleague of nations Is stimulating,more tliuu anything else, the increasing drift toward lawlessnessand anarchy.

"The people of this countryknow what they want, and ifam any judge of the temper ofthe people, they Intend to havethis peace treaty approved nowand without any more delay.am disgusted with Republican leaders and I am notWilson man, either personally orpolitically. On the other hand1 am tint iu favor of letting thecountry drift to the devil whileRepublican leaders play horse.

Very truly yours,"Fiiank D. Jackson."

A Tribute to WuterLolonel liob Maxc was once

called to respond to the toast"Water" at an Arkansas banquetand he thoroughly expressed hisentiments iu the following:

"Water is the purest and bestof all the things that God created

have seen it glisten iu tiny teardrops on the sleeping lids of infancy; I have seen it trickle downthe blushing checks of youth, andgo in rushing torrents down thewrinkled cheeks of age, I haveseen it iu tiny dewdrnps on theblades of grass and leaves oftrees, Hashing like polished dia-monds when the sun bursts iureplcndent glory over the easternhills. I have seen it trickle downtile mountain sides in tiny rivuletswith the music of liquid silverstriking the beds of diamonds,

have seen it in the rushingriver rippling over pebblybottoms, purling about juttingstones, roaring over precipitousfalls In its mad rush to join themighty father of waters, I haveseen It go on its slow and majestlc sweep to join the oceanAnd I have seen It in the mightyocean on whose broad bosom floatthe battle Ueets of all nationsand, the commerce of the worldHtiti irciitlemeu. I want to siv toyou now, tliat as a beverage, It IsU UUI1IU 1UIIUIC,

NOMUER 42

LWSY NEWSJROM OSCURO

The big drill bus given us oneweek of continuous drilling, I

have not been able to find out thexact depth at this writing.

Wc are having our usual Idealall weather now. Cool nightsnil pleasant days. Jack Frost

must be traveling this way.Mr. Keeling is here to relieve

Mr. Hums, the depot agent, whilehe takes his usual vacation.

Mr. Sutton, a rig builder ofIola, Kansas, was in town oneday last week, and said, "Everywhere I have been the peopleseem to know all about the coning oil field In thcTularosa Uasin.

Mrs. Hen Hums left Mondayevening for Chicago, to spend themonth with her mother andfriends. Hen will join her laterafter he takes his little hunt upin the mountains.

It is reported that the Southwestern Tularosa Haslu Oil and ,

Refining company will spud inthis week. Their location isabout eighteen miles south andeight miles west of Oscuro, orabout 20 miles as the crow llfesiThey have a bigCallforniu rig andwill start an h hole. Theyhave several hundred feet of 16-in-

casing on the ground.

Ed Howscr received a batch ofunique and artistically printedletter heads this week, which hewill be pleased to show a sampleof to anyone calling at his office.Die design is by himself, and theprinting was done at the Carrizozo News.

PARSONS NEWS NOLLS

Miss Minnie Wahl is glad toget back to the mountains after a

sojourn in Carrizozo.

Mrs. Dc Armon and childrenarc visiting iu Oklahoma, Mr,Dc Armon and his dog look sortof loiicsomcllkc.

Dr. and Mrs, Hlancy motoredover from Uarrizozo last wcck.Mrs, Hlancy was on a tour of inspection of the rural schools, buttook time while here to get a

breath of mountain air and visitold friends.

Everybody be prepared for theRed Cross drive iu November!Wc haven't fallen down beforelet's not now.

Little Eleanor, late of Cloud-lan-

decided that three boys andone girl was an unbalanced familyso did what she could to make upthe deficiency. She cam downand found a warm welcome in thefamily of Capt. llculcy.

The most common occurraudenowadays Is the unannouncedshower, and if the frost keeps qlt

long enough wq will have a crdjiof potatoes yet.

Having missed the early "black''frost the grass on the range aswell as garden sas, keeps onagrowiit'.

Not a tenderfoot or the other;hut the Almance man predicts anopen winter, hut the corn husksare thick and the chickens havean extra allowance of feathers;and old timers say that is a stirssign uf cold weather.

Farmers ara still busy gathering iu their crops and replenish-ing their wood piles before colliweather sets iu.

Mrs. Lula Wing field and liliiedaughter Opal arc visiting MrsjWiugficld'it parents, Mr, and Mrt;11. R. Robisou.

Lord NorthclifTe is drafting;,!'iiomc rum uiu lor ireiauui nunccan draw oue that will suit IreTat:

he Is souie stiilesmaut

if.

HBUBB X- ATVIsasasasasasasasasaisasasasM

Oh, Ilia nnuliill Ull tliu Irish un' till) 'uwllll' Bcottlra,too,

Tlm Canuesa anil Aualrlteo-un- nn' Ilia 'nlry Frenchpollu

Tim only thing Hint totheri.l ua In nit nur ntAggcrln'ranks

Was wot In 'HI woulil 'nppen w'en tlio 'Una 'ail Mlthe Ynnka

aBgr Hi: t'nlli'il KtntoM (if Amcrliti In pre--

imrlim mi Illustrated history nf thegrent wiir which will tell exactly

J what happened when Un Ilunn liltllio YniikM. In tin meantime con

mmgress litis picked Hilt n few stitiiplolighiiug limits mill awarded themllii' Mi'iliil nf Honor, lint fur liningtheir mere duly, but furnut gallantry nml Inlri'iilillty iilmvomill lii'.viinil tin' cull of iliily," In.

clilentnlly, lids list could lio easily doubled milltrebled. Again! Tlio hitmen nf American suldlerowlin wear oilier American, HrlllNli nml Frenchdecorations nri legion ; six nf the 12,1)00 Americanwliu fought wllli llio CiiniiillniiH were m.arilcil tluVictoria Cross, ho llrltlsh decoration corri'Hi(iiul-- I

Ilk' to Ilic Medal nf llnlinr. One nut nf 10,100 sol-

diers In nctlnn received Ilic Medal nf Honor.I would llliu tn free tlm ulllcliil citations setting

forth Ilic nets nf Hiiiri'iiin courage of each nf these78 medalists printed In full In every newspaper Inthe Innd. I would llkn to see these citations madeInto n text-boo- nml put Into the public hcIiooIh.1 inn nnt bloodthirsty, hut I approve efficiency,own In killing Huns. Ami 1 think such n hookwould Iih nu Incentive to patriotism tn overy

American hoy n ltd girl our futuru cltl-r.e-

Ah It Ih, there I spneo for lllllc here besides thenames of the medalists. Htuily tlm lint uml findout innny Interesting ttilmcH fur yourself,

Yott will note, for Instance, Hint 21 are officernml 57 enlisted men, Nineteen pnld tho p.-l-

with their liven, New York with nine; Ill.mils In necond wllh seven, nml Cnllfnrnln, Missouri,New Jcmey, South Carolina uml Tcnncnsee sharetlilril honors with nix each.

Military experts have long regarded tho Murinestho most efficient lighting men of till the armies oftint world. Nevertheless, 1111 nf Hie mcdnls go totlm men of the Nnllonnl Huiirds; 2.1 to men of thoselective draft organizations, lit to regular iirmynml murine units, i! ti) the tank corps uml 1 to thenlf service.

Ily divisions, the Thlrlleth lends wllli 13 medals;It In tliu National (liuiril organization of the faro.Ilium nml Tennessee. Second honors go to tliuKlghty-hliit- h v I h , which In the selective draftnull of wenlern Mlssmirl, Klinsns, Nelirnnkn, Colo-

rado, South Dakota nml New .Mexico. The thirdIn (lie Thirty-thir- or National (luurd 1)1 Vinton ofIllinois. Fourth honors pi tu the fainoui .Second

division of regulars, which Ini'ludeH the murine",while flflli pliico Ih shared hy the two New Yorkdivisions, thu Twenty-sevent- mid the Seventy-hevenl-

Hcrgcaint tails, n regular, put In it whole day furIn advaneo nf the rtrnt wmo nf his company re-

ducing mnclillle-gut- i nenln nlnglo-lmndft- l. lie killedmany of the enemy uml captured ten machine gunsuiiil moie Ihnn fit) prlMonerrt.

I.letitcnnlil Wnndllll, uUo n rcculnr. rnluredlliri'u ncpurnlu imlclilnuRun nnU, kllllns 'icnftt V2 of the enemy with till hih plaiol andllimll;' twn with u plrk.

iileulcmint l.ukc, an elglitwn .enr-nl- d volunteerfttlntflr, ilestroywl 18 enemy a I rem ft In 17 ilnyn.

W'lilinihtl mil) fnrewl to innke n laiullUR, lie kllleiluttttCltltiR Uorimtun with hln plntol until lie fell.

HtrKeunt York wna orltflmilly n sincere cptmcl-enlloi- u

nlijectnr. Ho ' eonvtneed from the lllhlethat "IiIokmhI arc the wceiuiikerM." 8n he wentover tu help make pence. He killed -- I of tliuMieiHy with rllle und plntol, put u whole machlnc-Rii-n

Imttilllun out of liualnenn uml inarched 1.12

ilrlincrn Imck to the Amerlciin llnea.livery imxwIMo kind of cnuniRe wtin nhown by

these titmlnllM. Itolmrta, when hln tutik nllil Intou'liondixl nhell holt, deliberately rhvo hla llfo toMire lit (tinner, lllnckwell cave hln life In n vol'litllMi ittnnpt sin ct t through heavy lire with n

mnmKe. Wlilttlenpy li the "do to hell" olllcur ofAriiSlliii) fnuie, who would not ittrremlur. l.omnnS&t nlw) tho Victoria ('runs, I,eglon of Honor, thoMfcdnlllo Mlllltnlro nml tho Croix de (luvrre.

Don't foruet the cartoon in which the one-arm-ed

hero nml tliu potentlnl hero who never got to thofirfiiB'lIno nre ciich wiylng "You lurky guy I" Amidont forRot th pottntUI lroe 'lUlr heartswro broken.

Tho Complete Lltt.Adklnion, Jonph B., nergennt, Cot.ipony 0, 110th

Infnntry. !U)th dlvUlon, AtoUn, Tcnn.Ailox, Jke, corporal, Company 11, 131it Infantry,

3.1(1 iil'vlilon, Chlcngo.Allworth, Edwanl 8, cnptaln, 00th Infantry, Cth

tllvKloti, Crawfoftl, VMh.

78 CommssiomL71lEDAL5 oHONOR

&A.E.F. .(p JohnDickinson Sherman

Anderton, Johennea 8., nerEcnnt, Coiiipnny H,

132d Infantry, .'(.'Id division, ChlniRO.Barqer, Charlea D prlvnte. tlrnt clnnn, Compnny

I,, .'With Infnntry, 8'Jlli division, Stotta City, Mo.

Darkeley, David ., prlvnte. Compiiny A, itMthInfnntry. With dlvlnlnn, Hntt Antnnln.Tex. Decenaed.

Darkeley, John L., prlvnte, tlrnt cluna, CompanyK, 4th Infnntry, Jlil illvlnlim, Itlnlrntown, Mo,

Bart, Frank J, prlvnte, Cnmpitny C, Otli Infantry,2d dlvlnlnn, Newark, N. J.

Dlaekwoll, Robert L prlvnte. llllth Infantry,80tli dlvlnlnu. Hurles Mills, N. C. Deceased.

Call, Donald M second lieutenant, tank corpa,Ijirclunonl, N. Y.

Chllee, Marcellua H., captain, !!Mtli Infantry,80lh dlvlllon, Denver, Colo. Decenned.

Colyor, Wilbur E., neriteunt, Cumpiiliy A, 1st1st division, Or.nno Turk, 1.. I. Deceased.

Coetln, Henry O., prlvnte, Company II, lliUh tnfnntry, 2()lh. division, Cnpo Chnrles, Vn. Decenned.

Cukela, Louli, tlrnt lleulenanl. nth reRlment mu-

rines, 2d division, .Minneapolis, Mlmi.Dlllboy, Qeorgc, prlvnte, llrst china, Company II,

10.1d Infantry, '.'dlh division, Huston, Muss.Doiler, Jamea C, tlrnt lieutenant, Company (I,

118th Infantry, rtuth division, ltock Hill. 8. C.Eoaera; Alan Louis, sergeant, niiichltie nun com-

pnny, 107th Infnntry. 27th division, Summit, N. J.Ellis, Michael U seruennt. Cnuipiili' C, 2Sth in-

fant ry. 1st division. Hunt Kt. Louis. III.

Forreat Arthur J., serReiilit, C'o'mpuny D, :131thInfnntry, 80th division, llithtilhnl. Mo,

Foater, Oary Evane, serReiint, Compnny I", UStliInfantry, IKMh division, luiuaii, 8. O.

Funk, Jeite NH prlvnte. dry class, folth In.fa nlry, SUtli division, (Tallinn, Colo.

Furlong, n chard A., Tlrat llenleiinnt, HMdH'.llh dlvlalnn. Delrult. .Midi.

Oaffney, Frank, prlvnte, tlrnt eln&s, 103th In-

fantry. 27th dlvlslnn, Lnekport, N. Y.Qreaory, Earl D nerceutit, headquarters com-

pany, llllth Infnntry. '.Hili dlvlslon. Chnae City, Vn.Qumperti, Sydney 0., tlrnt sergeant. Couipiiny K,

1.11 Infantry. IBM dlvlnlnn. New York city.Hall, Thomaa Leo, korKMint, Cnmpuuy (1, 118th

lufHiilry, noih dlvlahm, l'urt Kill, 8. 0. Deceased.Hatttr, M. Waldo, sergeant, Compnny II, 3S0tli

Infnntry, 80th division, Neotho, Mo.Haye, George Price, llret lleiitennnt, 10th field

artillery, .Id dlvlnlnn, Oknrrhee, Oklu.Her.'ot, Jamea D., corpoml, Coinnany I, 118th In-

fantry, .mill division, I'rov tilcncc, H. C. Deceased.Hill, Ralyn, corpoml, Company II, 120th Infantry,

33d dlvlalon, Oregon, 111.

Hilton, Richmond H., scrccint, Compnny II,HBtli llifnnlry, MOtli dlvlnlnn, Westvllle, 8. C.

Hoffman, Charlea F, Riinnery sergeant, tith regi-ment nnirlnes, 2d division, llrouklyn, N. Y.

Johnston, Harold I., sergeant. Compnny A, IVttlthInfantry, 80th division, Denver, Qotrt,

Karnei, James E., sergeant, Company 1), 117thInfnntry, Willi dlvlnlnn, Knoxvllle, Tenu.

Kaufman, Benjamin, flrat nerRennt, Cnmpnny K,noaih Infiinlry, 77th dlvlslim, llrooklyn, N. Y.

Kali, Philip C, sergeant, Compnny 0, 303d In-

fantry, Clt(t division, 81111 1'ninclscn, Cnl.Kocak, MateJ, sergennt, Company O, Oth regi-

ment marlneH, 2d division, Albany, N, Y.Kelly, John Joeeph, prlvnte, Utti regiment ma-

rines, 2d division, Chicago.Latham, John Crldland, sergeant, tnnchtno gun

company. 107lh infantry, 271 li division, Weal more-lan-

Knglaud.Lemert, Mllo, first sergeant, Compnny II, lloth

Infantry. Wth division, arossvllle, Tenn.I.oman, Berger, private. Company II, 132d

8.I1I division, Chicago.Luke, Frank, Jr, lieutenant, 27th aero squadron,

l'liociilx, Ariz. Deceased.

Mellon, Qeorgo H., captain, 132d Infantry, 33ddivision, Kansas City, Mo.

Manning, Sidney E., corporal, Company C, 107thInfnntry, 42d dlvlnlnn, Flnmatnn, Ala.

Meetrovltch, James I., sergeant, Compnny 0,11th Infnntry, 28th division, Krenno, Cnl.

Miles, U Wardlaw, cnptulu, 303th Infantry, 77thdivision. Princeton. N. J,

Miller, Oacar F., major, 301at Infantry, Dint di-

vision. Los Angeles. Cut. Decejised.MoMurtry Qeorge 0, captain 308th Infantry, 77th

division. Now York city.Nelbaur, Thomas C, prlvute, Compony M, 107th

Infantry, 42d division, Sumner City, Idnho.O'Shea, Thomaa E., corporul, machine gun com-

pnny, 107th Infantry, 27th division, Summit, N. J.Deceased.

Peck, Archie A., private, Compnny A, 307th In-

fantry, 77th dlvlnlnn. Hornell, N. Y.Perklne, Michael J private tlrnt cluss. Company

D, 101st Infnntry. (It ti division, lloston. Mnsn.Pike, Emery J,, lieutenant colonel, division u

gun olllcer, 8'Jml division, Des Moines. In.Decenned.

Pope, Thomaa A., corporal, Company K, 13lKt:3d division, CIiIciiro.

Prultt, John H., enrpoml, 7(h company, tllh rrRl-inc-

of innrliiea, 2d division, I'hneulx, Ariz. De-

ceased.Regan, Patrick, second lieutenant, 110th

2lllii division, I.os Angeles. Cut.Robb, Qeo.-g-e 8., first lleiitennnt, 30ilth Infnntry,

0.1d division. Hallna, Kan.Roberta, Qerald W corporal, tank corps, 8nn

Krtlticlsro. Cnl. Deceaseil.Sampler, Samuel H., sergeant, Coinpnny M, M2d

Infantry. 3dih division, Mntigitm, Oklu.Sandlln, Willie, prlvute, t'oinpimy A, 13'Jd In-

fnntry. 3:ld dlvlslnn, Ilnyden, Ky.Sawelson, William', sergennt, Compnny , 312th

Infantry, 78th division, Harrison, N. J. Decenned.8elbert, Floyd M seriieanl, Compiiny 1 30 till

lurntitry, Ulst dlvtitnii. Hallnas. Cal.Sklnker, Alexander R., cnptnln, iSSIh Infantry,

tli division, St. l.ouls, Mu, Deceased.Slack, Clayton K., private. Company 121th In-

fantry. 31st dlvlalon, I.ninpson. Wis,Smith, Frederick E., lieutenant colonel, 303th In-

fantry. 77lh division, Portland Ore. Deceased.Talley, Edward n., sergennt, Compnny I,, 117th

Infantry. 30lh division. Itttssellvllle, Tenu.Turner, Harold T., eorporni, Company P, 142d

Infantry, SQtli dlvlslnn, Seminole, Oktn. Deceased.Tinner, William 8., Ilrnt llenleiinnt, 103th '.fnntry, 27tli division, Dorchester, Mils.Van lereal, Louis, sergeant, Company M, Oth In-

fantry, 2d division, Newark, N. J.Vllleplgue, John C, corporal, Company M, 118th

Infantry, 30lh division, Cnmden, N. C.Waalker, Relder, sergeant, Company A, 103th

Infnntry, 27th division, Norclatid, Nnrnnj.Ward, Calvlrt, prlvnto, Company D, 117th In-

fantry, 3()lh division, Morrlstown, Tenn.Weet, Cheater H, first sergeant, Compnny D,

30;id Infantry, Hist division, Idaho Falls, Idaho.Whlttleaey, Charles W., Ilmilenaut colonel, SOStb.

Infnntry 77th division, Plttstlcld, Mans.Wleke'raham, J, Hunter, second Iteutennnt, 333d

Infnntry. 80th dlvlalon, Denver, Colo. Deceased.Wold, Nets, prlvnte, Company I, lBSth Infnntry,

33th dlvlslnn, Mcintosh, Minn. Deceased.Woodfill, Samuel, first lieutenant (now captain),

01th Infantry, 03th division, fort Thomaa, Ky.York, Alvln C, aorgeaut, Qomputfy 0, 328th In-

fantry, 82d dlvlalon, Poll Mall, Tenn.(Ontrlibt, till, WMttia. Nawitiaaar UoUnl

Find Coal In Argentina." Coal deposits have been discovered

da the Atjdenn foothills of Argentina.Consular llcport.

Tria Cutleura Toilet TrioITnvIng cleared your akin keep It clearby malting Cutlcurn your cvrry-fln-

toilet preparations. The soap to cleansand purify, tho Ointment to soothe andheal, the Talcum to powder and per-fume. No toilet table Is complctowithout them. 2Sc everywhere. Adv.

One for Pa.Willie "I'a, Is n tongue called tin

t'n "Well. If It Is, your mollierIs the llnent player in tho world."

Lift off Corns!'Doesn't hurt a bit and Freczons

costs only a few cents.

With your Angers I You can lift offmy hard corn, soft corn, or corn be-

tween tho toes, and tho hard akin cal-luses from bottom of feet.

A tiny liottlo of "Freezono" costsllttlo nt any drug store; apply a fewdrops upon tho corn or callus. In-

stantly It stops hurting, then shortlyyou lift that hothersomo corn or callusright off, root and all, without one bitof pnln or soreness. Truly I No hum-bug! Adv.

livery man ought to have awife In grumble ut occasionally.

till, Retmta, SoclhM,Hetls Keep your EyesStrong; and Healthy.' Kt hey 1 1re, Smart, Itch, orBurn, If Sore, Irritated,Inflamed or Granulated.

use Murine often. Safe for Infant or .Adult.At all Druggists. Write for Free Eye Book.Murine Eye Remedy Csmosoy, Chicago, U. S.i.

INSISTED ON QUICK ACTION

fhis Father About aa Sensible as ManyWho Expect Wondors From Cor-

respondence School.

Henry 1'. Davison wns talking abouttliu numerous correspondence coursesIn live lessons each lesson to be mas-tered In one evening over tliu after-dinne- r

cigar which tench a man howto become n Napoleon of llnnnce,

"You enn't lenrn to bo n Napoleonnf llnnnce or anything clso so easily,"he said. "These, courses remind mo oftho man who brought his sou to theschool of mines mid growled :

" 'I want you to I cum thin hero boyto bo nn expert mlnln' engineer, butlook I don't want him to wastehis time over a lot of book nonsenseabout strata and denudations, anddon't bother htm with inlnernlogy undcrystals, neither. What I want him tolenrn Is how to find gold nml sliver andcopper In pnyln' quantities payln'quantities, mind you and I'll call furhim nml put him In to work Monday aweek.' "

Suspicious."Did tho detective discover who It

wns that stole your Jewels?""I rather think he did. However, I

hnvo another detective hunting forhim." Judge,

,Mnklhg promises Is ono thing, but"making good" Is something elan11 (tain.

beverage

NOW RAISES

60D CHICKENS

After Being Relieved of Organte by Lydia, E.

Finkham's VegetableCompound.

Orewin, III. " I took Lydln E. Pink,nam Vegetable Compound for an or

game iroume whichulled me down un-- IIf I could not put my

foot to the floor andcould scarcely do my.work, and a IJIveon a smsll farm andrnlse six hundredchickens every yearIt made it very birdfor me."I saw the Com-

pound advertised Inour Piper, and triedIt. It has restored

my health ao I can do all my work sndI am so grateful that I am recommend-I- n

It to my friends." Mr. D. M.Altrrs, II. It. 4, Oregon, III.

Only women whohave suffered the tor-tures of auch troubles and have draggedalong1 from day to day can realiie therelief which thla famoue root and herbremedy, Lydla E. Hnkham'e VegetableCompound, brought to Mrs. Altera.

Women everywhere In Mrs. Alters'condition should profit by her recom-mendation, and If thero are any com-plications write Lydia E. Pinkham'sMedicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for advice.The reault of their 40 years experienceIs at your service.

wasSkin TorturedBabies Sleep

A fi VAneriuucura

HAIR BALSAMA loill preparation of morfL

ril4nitt.Far ttaalarlni Ci.l. A

OasulrtoCrsr sncTF.dad limb,un. nn , i w. wrwtn.ia.

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RECOGNIZED THAT ART WORK

Profiteer Pleked Out Wrong Man toBoast About Picture He Had

"Pleked Up."

A Kansas City profiteer moved Intohis canity new homo hint week, nmlInst night was piloting a salarivdfriend iirnuiid through thu new rugannd furniture. As they entered tho"library," tho profiteer pointed withgreat pride, to 11 lurid picture 0 hy I),

on llio wa'l, und said:"How d'yo like that for nrtj I'm

ashamed to tell you how cheap I gotthat down nt the art shop the otherday. See that torn place In the cor-ner? That was made, tlm dealer said,by one o' them Herman looters in theTlilrty-Vea- r war."

"Tho dealer was mistaken," obsorveilthe salaried friend, "it wns anotherwar. It wns made by o lieer liottlo Ithrew myself. 1 never could stand Hintpicture, especially when I wns lit up.(Irogun's bartender kicked me clearacross tho sidewalk tho night I lienvcdthat bottto. 80 (Irocnn's selling off hispictures, Is hoi" Kansas City Ptar

Oettlng Posted.Lord Nncnvne I say, old dear, what

Is the usual procedure. In catching onAmerican heiress?

Iteggle It's very simple, old chap.You tell tho girl how much you lovoher, nnd tier father how much youowe.

Durmese Progressing.Among the successful candidates for

n degree In 11)18 appears the name ofInn Theln, the Unit Ilurmeno lady toobtain the distinction.

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COSTLY PLACE TO MAINTAIN

White Houtt, From Time f Its Orig-inal Building, Has Absorbed

Mllllrn of Dollars.

Just 100 yenra itKO I'rrtlilent Stmtroe Indulged In a Mill eitrhvnpuntr.lie "blew hlmxeir to a Imllittili Itcoat $'J0, and for a Itmir time tlicrr-nfl- rr

wits the only hiitlituh In thoWhile limine.

The historic inniislnn has been pret-ty expensive frntn first to Inst. I'p todnlo conslilernhly more limn W.iH,000 lint been spent on It, Includingrrpulr iiml rcfiirnlsliltic.

Itn rornpratiini' tiitH Inlil by (leorireWnshlnvltui In it bnre Mil (K'tolicr 1,ITIH'. Hlnco 1 iru It has bren twiceribtilll nfler the llrlllsh bttnird It

and nimln tlurliiR Ibn llnnscvcltIt ns commonly called

In enrly tloys the (Irent Ilquse, or lhPresident' I'nlnee.

Ilrrently Mr. Ttitulllly flenln curenut the iiiiiitiuiici'ini'nt Hint the WhiteIIoiikp n imld be closed tn visitors fnrsome lltne to come, "because of necea-wir-

repitlrs," It seems forever to beneeding repairs and refurnishing, nndfor the latter purpoto much more than$1,000,000 has been expended sincethe beginning.

The original cost nf the buildingwas $:i:i,'l,,J07. Its reennstnietlonafter Hit! Ilrlllxh mill nf 1H14 Involvedmi expenditure nf $'JKMH0, the housebeing gutted nnd Its walls ro far tlfstrnjeil Hint the greater part of themhad to be replaced above llic firstslnry with new brick and fresh cutstone.

Inevitably there will be n third re-

building snme tiny, Plans and n modelof the While House ns It ought to bewith wings added, have already beenmade. The wings nre embrnced by ex-

terior colonnades. In the east wingIs lo be a great reception ronmj In

the west wing tho slain dining room,On the second Door of eneh wing areto bo five lietlrnniiiM, Thus tho presi-

dent will have about twenty bedroomsnt his dlspotnl, and will he enabled tooffer n much freer hospitality. Con-

servatories In lite rear will complete nmngnlfieent (untlrnngle, nnd tho wholeeffect will be very bentttlftil.

The cost of rebuilding the WhileHouse In this stylo will bo In theneighborhood of 2,000,000.

Diversions That Oeneflt.In an nddress nt the Itoynl College

of Medlrlne tn students about to startout In prnrtlee for themselves, Dr.flcnrge Steele-Perkin- s of Edinburghgnve this ndrlec:

"Also learn to playlnwn lennls, golf,bridge, hllllnrds, or whatever gamesrnost appeal to you, nml among otherthings do not neglect the noble art of

This ndvlee Is ns sound for Iheyoung rann starting nut ns a lawyeror n broker or a business man, Forevery men needs sonic amusement towhich he can turn In order to forgettho worries of his working hours. Nomnn Is ever too busy to plays anhour's relnxnllnn makes him work bel-

ter. That Is why Gladstone choppeddown trees nnd studied Homer, whyWilson plnys golf, why CharlesHchunh plnys bridge, why Clevelandwent fishing, why Roosevelt rode,boxed, played handball i why the IntoJ. P. Morgan wns never too busy todevote nit hour to talking art withsome one who really knew.

Huch diversions keep n mun fromgoing stnlc. Kxchange.

Boilers Heated by Electricity.The curious nnnmnly of slenm boil-

ers bested by Is nttrnetlugserious attention tn rerlnln localities.Riirb boilers have been set up of ca-

pacities up to l.NKl kilowatts, or 2,000horse power, takllig eleetrle current nfvol'ages up tn m.otio, nnd offer ndinn-tiig-

where con! It high nnd wnter-pew-

cheap, as In certain wnmlpnlpand paper factories of northern e

Klenm Is generated by pnsaageof the electric current through wn-

ter Narrow vertlenl lubes of In-

sulating material contain water, nndnre connected nt top and bottom withtho Interior nf llin boiler. Alternatingcurrent Is sent through I lie water col-

umns. Hie tubes with three-phn- n cur-rents being connected tn group ofthree. Moving (be electrodes In thetubes regulnles the current strength.An efficiency nf 0.1 per cent Is claimednnd one wnlt of electric energy Isstnleil to produce nearly four poundsof stenm.

Friend Wife Laughed.I wns motoring along one of our

country roads In my trusty Utile buswlih friend wife, who wns currying amost unwelcome bit of grouch, when Ipulled alongside of n large, Inxy sedanwith a man trying tn fix It,

"Trnnblel" I asked."Some." wns tho laronle answer,"What power car Is 111""1'orty-horse,- " rntne tho answer."What seems to be the mailer

with Itr"Well, from the way sho acta, I

should say Hint thirty-nin- e of thehorses were dead."

This must hnve been tho funniestof experiences, fnr my wife nrttinllylaughed light out loud, Uxchange.

New Imuran: Idea,To stimulate man Inge several In-

surance compnnles In tlrent Hrltulnare now Istulng what Is rjilled mar-riage insurance, It provides for pay-ment of J2.WH) at the expiration oryearr or earlier, at (leu lb nf the as-

sured, and, In addition, $S(x) In respectnf each of five children born uflcrthedate of the policy who attain I lie ageof twelve year, imyabl by five Installment! of f 100 each on ihf.twelfth and four auccatdlngiblrUidayiT

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"You cannot servo two masters.""I understand that you ciinnnt serve

ichooiicrs after now."

How's This ?We offer tlOO.OO (or any case of catarrh

:hat cannot be cured bv HALL'SbATAIUlll MEU1CINK.

HALL'S CATAlimi MCDICINB la tak.in Internally and acts through the Hloodn the Mucous Surlacet ot the Sytttm,Hold by druggltta for ovtr forty yeara.l'rlce He. Ttttlmonlata free.F. J. Chtney & Co,, Toledo, Ohio,

The heart of n coquet Is like aitreet t'lir, Inasmuch us there Is

room for ono more.

Selene aaya that old age brglns withweakened kidneys and dlxeatlv organs.

This being true, It Is easy to believethat by keeping the kidneys and tllges.live organs clesnscd and In proper work-ing order eld age can he deferred andlife prolonged far beyond that enjoyedby the average person. .

For OTCr 200 years OOI.T) MHDAIiHaarlem OH hsa been relieving tboweaknesses and disability due to oclvntir.lug years. It Is a standard e

home remedy and needs no Introduction,HUM) MniJAIi Hasrlem Oil Is Inclosedin odorless, tasteless capsules rimteln-in- g

about 0 drops esrh. Take them nsyou would a pill, with a swallow ofwater. Sl'uo oil atlmulateu tho Mduvy

t J ...J a - - :

Children Cry For1 c

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What Ss CASTOR! ACastotia Is a hanpless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Dropsand Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium,Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is Its guarantee.For more than thirty years it has been la constant use for tborelief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea;allaying Fcverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating thoStomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; givinghealthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea TheMother's Friend.

GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS7(Bcara the Signature of

In Use For Over 30 YearsThe Kind You Have Always Bought

A holiday makes work easier.

"O Happy Day" sang the Inundrcssns sho hung the snowy wash on tboline. It wiik n "happy day" becausothe used Ited Cross ling lllue.

Hobbles, like nil Imrxes, need bridles

Genuine Shelby SeamlessCold-Draw- n Slecl Tubing

S13 ilif I carried la Denver. Oet ttock Hit.

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OLD AGE STARTSWITH YOUR KIDNEYS

action and enables the organs to throwoff the potions which cmte nremsturnold age. New life and strength lncmueas you continue the treatment. Whencompletely rettored continue taking atntimle or two each day. (K)t.l) MKI).Ali Haarlem Oil C'apaules will keep youIn health and vigor and prevent a returnof the dltrase.

Pa not wait until old age or disratehave settled down fop good. At the firstsign that your kidneys are not workingproperly, go to your druggist and get abox of (JOU) Mi:i)AL Hasrlem OHL'aptules. Money refuuded It tliey donot help you. Three sties, Hut re- -

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Mow can anvon with a pour, gitifttnmarh, who la ronttantljr litlrhlnn, haahmrlburn and aurftra frnm Indltfesitlon haveanylhlnK but a tail brtuiht All of Hitsalomarh ilUnrUtra mtan juit ona thing

h,KATONIT, the wonderful ntw atomach

rttnotly In tilfatiant tailln tatlrt form thutrnu nt Ilk a bit nr camly, hrlnira rjulckr1lef (rout ilii atomach mlirli. KATON-I- C

pwttnsi lha lirrath bcaui It maltra thetotnarh nwt, tool and citmfortilil. Try It

for that nnnty timta, conapntail thrnot anlMhaily ftrllna:" aftar too much amoklny.If nrvla'tail, may came ynu

a lot of rloua trnuhla. It laa1 to nrvouanrai, haarlarhoa, ininmnla, melancholia,rhrumallvm, ac 11 lea, liart trouliia, ulrar

fi'l cancar of 'the atomach. It tnakai Itmlllluna of v let I inn waak and inUtrabU,llattaa. laoklnv In tnrrtty, all trd out. tloftn brlntti about throttle lr.vaillini, pretiialura oil aaa, a ahortanlnv of n'i day a.

You nrwl lh halt that KATON I C can trlvayou if you am nt rr.linu aa atronx andwall aa you ahnuld You will ta aurirltdto how much tfttar you will fatl juat aaaoon aa you begin taklna; llila wondarfultotiiach rtm-il- tJet a tig 0 ctnt boa

from your druKgUt today )(a will rtlurayour mony If you are not Mtlaried,

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DATE7UTC Watten K. Col. man," " Il c AaHctanabooktVe!

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this way tearoff part of the toponly.

Protects the Lucky Strikecigarette a cigarette madeof that delicious real Hur-ley tobacco. It's toasted.

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The Hope of the World

Ttitliopenf the world litivon tlir f.em(iie of Nations IhmiiiiIup In the Peace Treaty.

I'or the first time in tin- - Im p

atory tunny diverse people i, ,

come together, nuil ilripiiniL' t . n j

tllllerciie.es. Imve nurrnl uponplan to niuin ami keep the lumn() peace.

All llio id IniU uf (hiil plan himmil lie jM rlivtlv wise, hi mi urealmill mi new mi experiment iln-

coulil lint-b- hii, or conUI mil t

nil iiiIiiiIn, hcciii ho.Ullt they Imve HKreeil, these

peoplr; they Imve united inoleum protest against the sav-(mo-

of war, they Imve enteredinto a ftoietuu coveniint for penceuoutl'wllt nuil priiKrons.

Tlioroluis uuver been tinythinnalse so good in man's n iTnirH nnrso full of prouiie. I is ill effect,the foriunl recognition of theUneinncy of love over hate, ol

frieinlihip over force.To peck ami pick at iliis grcnl

iloeumeiit, to mii IT a in! sneer. t.o over It with inicrosiiipes ami

teHt tnbett neekinif to liml llnws toshriek ajjaiimt, in at this junctureor tlioatrtiKiflc for ritthti-mmnes-

wiiry limiiiieBK for an Ameri.-ni- t

To make of it iiininunitnin ,,rthe mlHeriilile emls ol miserablep.irllsmi politics in mii worse amifar dirtier.

What defect the plan mayhnvo will he developed when it uput to work. No human intellect! wiieommuh to say in advancewhat those will be. The wholethhij,' !

eii,inKlM,can he made ,...,!,. ,111WHIlium to bo needed.

Hut for these day ,K, ,,, ,

nr. IflheHeunle shall roj,cli treaty or tinker it or seriously

"''.end It, tl0ll ,,,,, st;ltu;Of America stamls in the portion

r mtrlkltijf to earth the ag,,ir.lions of mankind lor a greaterunity, closer ties, beitei tmiler-Staiulliu- j,

wnrnicr friendship.After the world's terrible tr.iv-ul- l,

itflnrnli the blood and horrors,dnrkniie.il homos nml ruined livesthnt we have seen to he the pro-

duct of linte, men that can lifthnml against any tcstamont oft;ool will, no matter how defec-tir- e,

suutt: the incomprehensiblelitnrvols of the njje. CharlesKllwnril Kussoll.

How Would This Work?'IMie Oklahoma Farmers' Union

Is entirely consistent in its standconcerning the railroad brother'liowl'a plan fork'OTernmeut ownership of the railroads. In resnlutlotis adopted at their meeting atClltitun, the members ol thePnrtiiiri' Union put forward think;proposition:

"II congress in itx wiidom resfit to (five these railroad men tin irilOinattila, we ask that congress

lloultf buy all of the farms in theUnited Stale with their eiitp-tut- i

t, and easplov all i thefsrwers to operate them, puvniitto the farmer a wage equal totwo-thir- ds of the hourly wanettiat the a vers ir railway em-

ployee receives; aeul then sell allfarm products to the consumer atcost."

It will he seen by this that thefaraser are much more modesttfeM the railroad taen, who wantiw kit wagts and a share ofiaa pro B Is aIts.

Aaalll tile farmer wins, theflayttfittt MVhlg law having beenWlkrt y caitgret over the preni.flattl's veto. Now the cows and$ oltltlraua eftii liaro llialr inont-lU- g

ttiop lit penia. -

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Arrlvlne nt uni- - f Un tii'. .f Hid n hn tlio Teutniiawere fiirelna the Itiillnn ntiii) Imrk t. t li.- IMm.", Uio Amiilinn Iteil I'misrii"h'it I'lii'Tgi.'iii'j- relief from l'uiu nu i uli'il the (Ikiuihiiu rl I uf i In.kI iimiiii iy. In ii'l'lltlnn tn ftr iiNliInu t'niliiin nml riiiiifiirtpi anil tneillrat

iitlHillon to tlm IIkIiiIhu iik'I). 'Ih AmhiImmi Iteil C'iohh limtllilleil 12 kiUkltclimiH, ail rlillilr. ii c , . i k In . 1. . s II urtlllclnl llmliruclurleH, lu liiimi's fm uruKpe iun, 10 riwt Btntliinn for

'J'lil him ttc'if at IlnUiin reMitec clillilron being fed bytlie Iteil i'nii nt mi uf tlit nuii'unius rulluf station.

we?

AI10UNI) THE WORLD WITH

Italy.

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ROUND WORLD WITHVrtrm 1 ti y- -t L r rf-i i j-- r

Recreation in Hospitals.

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Tlio Aiiii'rli ni) Iteil CriB (iii liu'H It rc n it'nnnl wnrlc In lioipllnliitlirnuvli tnilni'il Hi' n nml hiihu ii. tnioului Inti n muliuiuli' of ivu'i'iitUinn milteilto tlm IiuikIIi'ii of tlio mi ii 'i'lni nwnini'iiin loir leiv of li hospital wardxIioitb In oiiMiiilnii ii mmhiL' j.t. itiio in u)fi In. tui. tin, oVvi'lopi'il by (i lliilCrow reeniiiloiiiil lii i..i-- v I n nun i 'n- niui'in on iliu wall ho Hinttliu men do not lmu to utlr fimn iliru "is.

The Records SliowThat a rcat majority of the TITLES TO LANDS

in LINCOLN COUNTY arc DEFECTIVE.

AN AttSTIlACr ma. le hy us will point out THE UErECTS

WHICH YOU CAN HAVE CUilEIJ NOW

American Title & Trust CompanyIII' l'l.l llHl I'l

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THE I) EH ANDfor buildings of every kind wasnever greater than it is today.Over-crowd- ed houses is the eon-dttio- ii

in nil parts of the stale.Conditions tire as normal now as theyv!il he for a long time. Let's ;ut busywith the construction that the war hashitltotl.

BUILD NOW tlio houses the warstop-nid- ,mid malco CARKIKOKO a better

place to live In.

Prosperity comes only from industryand proiporoiii tliinUiii.

Yours for Business,

Foxworth-Qalbrait- h

IS Lumber Co. H MEX

The Titsworth Co., Inc.WHOLESALE AND RIHTAIL

Cmio UrunulaUHl

FruitFruit Jin Caps

Fruit Jar RubbersPa por

Scroon

Turnip Sood

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Cariiiozo Lodge

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

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No. 41,

A. F. & A. M.

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M.MIVIN lllllll'IIN. U M.H. I'. Mll.l.ltlt.MMirruri.

W. It. HEAD EDWIN HEAD

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Repair Wotn of all kinds.Kull line of Ford Supplies.

GASOLINE and OILSVULCANIZING of

Station

We carry stock- -

Siiiw.Tju'S

Fly

Doors

TUBES

MachinesHale

StudcbalctM WagonsRump EnginesRlackleaf 'JO

Kansas RIaolcleg SerumBarbed wireIron Roofing

Our prices are reasonable

The Titsworth Com pa n y,TAN, NEW MEXICO

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CITYGarageCapitan,

Charging

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AROUND THE W0SD5WITH THE AMERICAN(RJED CROSS.

AWV AtSalnniki. R?

Tlio veiltnlilo inouiitiitni of reliefnuiiplli'ii turned out hy th" tmllioiiH ofI'lmpler worl.i'm durliiK Hi", siriimilo tlio Atiierli'iiii Iteil I'ro-.- i hio ofUio bU'itrii "iiminifiK tiirlng fotn orii '

In tin uiiilil. nltli Kreiit wiiri'limisiip I hi ro nt Meorei of ntniteglc lolntg allnroinul tlio clolio,

One of tlio lilpKwt tllMrllm'.lon ren-ter-

wiih ul Hiilutilkl, (Ireei-o- . nml Inthis picture, lltilxiirlnn prlmmiTs ofwnr nre keen tliuro unlomlliiR u IteilCroM rnrco of L'.IMXI turn's from nrrenrli triillimrt At tlm rlulit Id

wen one of the Aim-iIm- Ileit I'm-- .

rniiilniin, Id'et of wlil' li i'ii' ir-- ' il mrtmliltn; relief to polnm wlieru tliu g

wn BrenloKt,

JUST RECEIVED

Car Galvanizednml Painted SteelRnnfincr T,,e titsworthIVOOrillg Co. CAPITAN

The Personal Attention RENDERED by ilu--

tinkers of this hunklo the Individual requirements of each customer is tinfoundation of the ellicient service which we render toour depositors. Unquestioned safety and judicious con-

servatism characterize our methods.

Member Federal Reserve System

Stockmens State BankCORONA, NEW MEXICO

Don't wait til snow flies. Do it now.

Heating StovesAll kinds 1,75 up.

We carry a full line nt right prices.

Also Smokeless Oil BurnersJuki the HiIiik for your hurt roam

on a colli ninlit.

Taylor's Hardware Store

MowingHay

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Classified AdvertisementsRimini Kor Went. Clean, neat'

l liirinslieil loniiiH in the I.iienU'llllllllir. t tf

FOR SALE. ITiiTTo i nil 11 Tit

lil'H I; I, oihiHite tlion we,

W.i n I to sell tliu in hutWill Hot tfi v.- - them ,ivv y .

Niii. Uoutu t, llnx 122lil' ilil.lle, Ariz in i. .t It

I'ni Weill Furtlisliei! houneJ S Kims. .V2Stf

ForWeakWomen

In use lor over 40 years I

Thousands ol voluntary

letters from women, tell-

ing ol the good Cordul

has done them. This Is

the best prool ol the valito

olCardu! It proves thatCardul Is a good medicinelor women.

There are no harmful orhabit -- lormlng drugs In

Cardul. It Is composed

only ol mild, medicinalIngredients, with no bidaller-ellec-

TAKE

CARDUIThe Woman's Tonic

You can ttj on Cardul.Surely It will do for youwhat It has dune for somany thousands of otherwomenl It should help.

"I was taken sick,teemed to hi , . .wrllesMrs.Mary U.Veste,ol Madison Heights, Vi."I got down so weak,could hardly walk , , .Just staggered around,... I read ol Cardul,and filer taking one bot-tle, or before taking quiteall, I fell much better, Ilook 3 or I bottles itthat time, and was able todo my work. I take It Inthe spring when run-

down. I had no appetite,and I commenced eating.It Is the best tonic I eversaw." Try Cardul.

All Druggists

I

When You Need

Ring up I'l, Carrizozo News

) Tliu standing of a business man is estimated by the chat

neter of his printed stationery, whether it is jjood, bad, or the

rubber stamp hind. It therefore pays thi business man to

have Ilia stationery as neatly and artistically printed as his

big city correspondents. The bust is always the cheapest.

ihis office is equipped to do all kinds ofprinting, plain or in colors

We make a specialty ofhotturhmuls

ISiivolopos

Hllllieatli

Statements

Programs

IMKM

Kolders

Cards (all kinds)

Receipt Hooks

Bank Work

Stotik Get tlftcates

Established 20 Years

Reaches Every Home in Lincoln County

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YfQU certainly net your when you ly your miml . e.i- M on ih table,1 cull Tor a tiiiy red tin or j loppy red ban of Pi . Ai'.'eit uii.l u.!l n

ttmton's cigarette I You'll wmu to hiro u autiattuul lui. uii p, '.i":t.toi year atnokesitumsl Why, you never draumed ol the .voit tlut ile-- i

nwltltifi your cull in u lionu tollad dgurattu wliun ft, P. A. tor ilm

Talk about flavor! Man. man, you luvttn't Rat the listen n i.ulf xurwrtokeoarour until you know what rolling 'eni with P. A. i m di I it yemcontentmentl Anil, bock of P. A.' flavor, unJ rnru rragraiu- - prooa olPrince Albert' quality tttamU our excluaive patented pro.in thnt3Uts out bitu nntl parch t With P. A. your amnWaaoni; in u inttkln!. (

rettu will outlast any phonograph rewrd you over heard ! Pi it- ;e AlU-t- i

til u cinch to roll. It's crimp cut and stays put like n runr pullPrlncu Albert upsets any notion you ever had im to how d linlitfu a

jimmy pipe can be I It is tho tobacco iliat twa iiieulo Hira men muu..--i

pipes where one was wuola'il lutbru. It 1ms won men all ovur the n.it ionto thu joys of smokinR.

Ri h REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wlnston-Salem- , N. C.

ten

T11I2 0A1UUK0K0 Ni;VS

the nationaljoy smoke

makes a whaleof a cigarette!

Jt you'llnn f fo..v jMf. i,aytinm tin iuunjhuff m t, hum idar

1 tii ftt t irtfirif ' ' gl in t ijmiurw ' t mui tmntr tot

F r Albert in

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COAST TO COAST

U. S. FOR LEAGUE

MILLIONS ACOLAIM WILBON ASHE SPHED8 AOnOSS

THE LAND.

FEW ASK FOR CHANGES

Majority Ftl That Pretldent'i Quid-an- c

8hould Da Held Ho RrgardiPact Aa Sure to Coma Qaon.

(Dy Mt. Clomona Nowa Hurenu)Aboard ITmldoiit WIIbou'b Btwclal

Train Krom Ilm OiiiilUiI nt WnnlihiR- -

ton to the far l'aelflc coairt tlio lrc.dimt of tho Unltail Btatoa lum Jour-noye-

on the mom ummual oxiiadltlonuvor undertaken by n chloj uiecutlvoot tha nation.

To dlHcuaa mitlonal qunalloaa, manylirldunta hnvu tourod tha land; butMr. Wllnon la laying bfiforo Amorlena Quoatlon which nfTucta thu wholuworld tha qovatlon of wlmther or notwo aro to Jolu In tho Loaitua of Nivtlonaj whnthur we aro to fomct oar '

former Isolation and xhuru with thootbor peoploa of tho urlh tlio roapon-albllltle- a

ot inHliitnlnliiK civilizationand prevaitlnc, oa he aaya wo can do,futttro worfaro.

Ilotween tho oaiittn and tho conattha praaldent maUo nttoun apecchoaand halt a dozen brlot tulka. All of100,000 follow oltlzana llntrnd to hun.Soveral mllllona had tho chiuicn to tenhim, and apparently ovaryonn wantedto Hve him, from thono who throiiKedthe atraata of thu vltloa und townwlmro he atopprd, to lliono who nuniito the rallaldo or atood at llttlo fliiRatatlona In remote ptucna, knowlni;their only reward could bu u tlnetlnr.Kllrupae and n wave of thu hand.

fie baa met and talked to all typeof cttlzona -- to men bis In the btul-noun- ,

nuunclnl mill profeaalonul worlda,to farmera and mechanical workers,to Indiana and cowboy and foreign-bor-

horde and mnitera, to aoldleraand to mothora who lost Boldler-eon- a

In the late war.Wbut do they nil tell him? unani-

mously they any they want peneodefinitely nettled, they want no morewars, they want the Leiisuu of Na-

tion!, and moat of the Amerlcuu pvopU, It may bo fairly aalil, tell thuPresident they want thu Iauue Juntas It la, without the reservations oramrudmenta liluli certain aenatoruhave Inrlstad upon. Thu majority otcltlzona aay to thono who luturvlewthem on this tour:

"Woodrow Wilson itulded ua rlKhllybefore mid dui Ii.k Uio war witii U

Wo cutored that war, overyone imrova, to ond nil ware. Ho e&yiUio lcatuo can do Unit. 'We want todo that, so lot ua koop n trustluK himund (tot tho Ioukuo Into operation naoon aa posathlo Komot polltlea.'

Most American oncouutunid on thetour have forKotten politics. Ilepib.llcua Oovernorn and Mayors liavo

the Prunldent to his uudbencoi tho Major part ot tho total a

wbkh hnvo met htm Imvobitnn ItepubllonUH They buvo all aaldl"We ni-- nothliiK but Amertoatis, Mr.l'roaldent."

Mr Wtlaou'a nrKUmentu for tin)leuKUe, briefly nummarltad, are those:

There ran be mi piwoe. either nowor In the future, ivlihout It. Theracan only be u rnKrouptna ot imtlonaand a new "llalam-- of power," whichle certain to lend to war There onbe no war In the future, with thuteafruo In exluteiuso, because no elnaleimtlun would duly the united rest Of

mankind, and If It did, It could behrmiuht to tonna by (in eooBomlcboycott, itud without the use of anua.

Tbore can be no raduetlon In theooat ot living until Uio loajruo latalitished, for naUona will not foahead with peace tlmo production un-til they know Uiut peiusti la dnnnllolyamured und that iiroductlon of warmaterial la no lonKr nixMnenry.

There con be wonderful prNlr!ty,with league in eilatenoa, (or raaUoua of labor und capital all overilm world will U. made closer andmora friendly, and the worker wtll reetliu a fairer share of what he prodiuiew.

TJmhb dMlnrullon ot tha prealdaal,Ulgloally and eloquently put, have leftnil beurora thinking and thin kindtMipty. And then Mr. Wilson llMpnlnlod out, tho people thanuelvcs, Mdltfereutlated from acnutura and politi-

cians, seem to went Juat wtuit tiioprosldent wunta, which la Ameriou forleudiirsblp

Quite ua unusual ua tho purpoae oftlio cross country tour la the munnorIn which It la being carried out atulthe complstenras of the umuigu.meuU on the nine oar train which Ubearing tho party

At tho rear l the private cur May-

flower, occupied by the Prwldcat andMrs. WUaon. Neit la u compariniajsatoar for Omj aooretary Ttnuiilty, Admlrat Ornyson, Mr Wilson1!) l'hyalclan, tour etoaoKraphers, tho chlofeiecutlre clerk and evon secret Mrvlco men. Byoud arc throo comportmeet enru which house twenty-on- e

correapondnuta, five movlo men, unda telntruphlo and a railroad oiport.Than Uiere la a dinner, a club enr, pndtwo baRcaso oars, ono of thorn con.verted Into a Business otrtoe. Thutrain waa aiaotly on tlmo nt overystop between Washtniton and lieCoast.

Bonkers Doolnro Tinto VeryUcat Seur!t!sM fltftt

Moj-- jr Can BuyHundreiU .f hv over the Bier-cnt-li

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lie i .i th' UUt r I'.i iti Italy, lb tj

feniler iHed a pr mitlvu KrimVt"I" f a Mlaaa buttle fMs1 w.Ut

pooler. Por n, time, (m'alii JWii mile nut of baavy baoar, ttwh osJtot'(tlas und then out of nt tat i IUMthe clone of th iflit.-nt- ti centals,ti.e "enade Lciraft tu tieami lit li. uae hml hm mada of it Un-

til the e witr IK WHIt remained for the Qua). Iftttil

Wui to i m jtwitatln i'.nYUwd tifoi prrMttt eifielaney. TUe rcittiitt

it .I'd ly im AwWran dt:ith!Hyaivire aa eanfti fnaittitactirwl uat riflen. Jtw tha nil of hosifiiKeafoii.nl i lirAiloeJ attppiy on ha net andIhiie wr. t irnril ..yrr to Sar-.'.- ;'

i Hi' 't of Hi, Treatatty ttwpa fi-

ll. lit. tile :.uiv:' et.nv-tet- i Bidilii have be- n niuoV uver into mtolwfti auks,v,,"" eaii. f war (ua Iwaii

1' m "t.irnieil e So ti "tti.-upni-t Of d."If i . I "T i it oi.e.l to tiattli thali ii, i i. . hi- - iiR ut'il in the fic)t

n- -i in 11, sh r,i r !,WiK wlihe arcl, . ."iuy, T'onr., Xgfi v i"' in secure u tNmA fi r'h in' n i War aavtee ummiany .ul-il- l In lavaaSfclg in ttm ellinii. h.ii' JBMtiij. , t lmuM h i. Ui n Mu: 'tt ...io. iwtv im mtita rr:natlab .mirlbm.'il .lirewai lured IftrMby h im rtltanta,

ir ou wunl u an ni.,te. get btiy,r:.il. 'tn 'nt with ffnur bfttifJeri"i. li . tel.. Only ii Itn. il ni,iilri.i Uivm i hi int'l Uiie aoiivcii i ofme i,ir)ti Wu' could aaar'xr MMwhen thiij in xoi.e tjtfifn iQ tan. im

ham-- e of obn.in.iw ono, Tm djsti'ai,.i.'c l... wait until lUu nnt4 (a

i iVdl U. hen iii aai lf: i, that WW,i'teB Whan ( UfKiadJ ArWt'fWtwm nave that iwh t.r n auwacc oarninr rt. Am yearubu'ir it today.. .'ny war Havln; StftmBat rxieoter- -

.ftltbttahiiiK (ttijoisiii,"nti

Putuislu-rsu- f

Tb Santa Fc New Msnienitflic. tlliliHl mill Hi ct Ihiili I'liper ill tile Mttt

All the iiipilnl, --.(.iii- .nut Niitlonul New

H Nucvo McxfennoSpiinmli Weekli

$nntfi Fc New MuxieniiKnulleli Wei-hl-y

One i the lwt equtm.job unci Btmbry Dipptiriiniii

in tho irjitthWNi

Our Sllteitor:" uVury JtA or Hook willi OUi-- Imprint

Um Distnnce Wtoim

ii,.

Hove,n"ntjr

irtiip nrnTUllMI'IIL 'LU M "Mei

VILSOH DECLARES !

IIDBNT IN OPININO 8PEB0H08 OF TOUR VOICES

HIOM HOPE

llttD WAITS FOR US

r frfe Prm War If AmarlsaOarrHa Out Har I'ltdgM,

Baya Bxaeotlve.

Maufit Otemana Nawi Bureau.)oard Prvalilwm Hp' il I ruin.., Hunt. Ill.lHylii a hlfh ... .

. that Ilia fel eltlaeiia III

l IUhJWII HSiee with llllll il

to nd war rnreier, t"l ,lMl

will a in l Hi peai "lt IKIIIf .'f Null.MIH 111. Ill" "

tilled hi il.i- M iiiiii.. '" " ''' '

on In miiknm n "'uM III MHIIl.i i "I. II" !"" J" 11

ho haa iniilei iKen lor iIh imrpoaeyl8 hefure Hi.' pi people re-

al hi work in I'm - i . iiiuiiiio than .l""i uiini Hi leaanin,iu fr III lil triuel In- - Ima

met WlUl WBllll Ihi'Ii

a araat halla where lie hi". i"'k' 11

.ally mid In Hi'- - Utiii- - " i""'1ItU wher III I mill haa halteil

aud ll Ima MX. Iiiingi il 'Ui vlllacera lm praaaed Ihim.ihi

raat him Me im..i niil 'li', ""'otb to say an hen tiim withtrnTollOK i'(iiii.iimI..iih, linn ilnrtrttn people wum an nii.i-i- ' if winwant to baiiiniK pint of Hie le.imtat there may lie im more wur. Hek the keynoii' wln-- he aaiil In hlaiiddruaa, In i nliiiubua, nhln:lila treaty wna not lnleiiil.il mere- -

. end tills alnvli nr. n l

liollee to eM-r- i kom.iiiii..iii lii'he future will .iiiempt Hiia il'lintat Oeiiiiutty uiiuinpted) i mim- -

Wlll Ullltu III inflict llli' ".Hi"' I'Ulilant. Tin" re Ih im nail. .mil I'1'

recorded In tlila irealy. Tin-r- lajury M.niulii .1 ii.irtn mm u.

The IhuiijMil "I 'In- .l.iii ii

fltfil iiroiiiiil ilnii t it t mi-- - nfrpaoplo nf llli- wiirfi'i in tliev liml

I ffiroimh. ol I In' Ii'" ' - ''"'J liiiilrtitl, nf IIihi ureal ilinil lii ui'l

ill " d"l'H """I. " f"11"!'". aoll) vry uhmiiiim II liuil ol i he f'veleal jrimix Hun e Kune I'v Let

,Bar foricH ih"- -' er. mj f.'ll.iw

Itrjrmeli lul u neier fni'fel llirtoiaa, hlali and .iinu i wliliSB AJnarii-- li "i Hi Ireimih. nelV 911 Kliin Inn fur llii- il. r. nw

U fault, till" treiiiy win mil i

iiwrM to nd llil war, It waa0h& m prevent ally similar war.m u aoma ol (tie apmiiiiM.'ji ofUmknv ol Natlona have loivbtten

mM wa wniM our peopleWO Hrent tn It in imei lahle. Wotann ur nm. .n r the

IK OUl1 you'll '"'I"! rtwi '.Hilllit, Irani efi'O liuiiivhuld, null wo

eliu llltlirra unaaweelhaaria that

man I" flitht K

flnOtnerH ami hualneaa ol thatmil end H. I' ve do

Iniiiuili nuieert olon can do to emi it. or ol antbt moat unfaiiiifui- - Hie moat

to the loviim lienrta wlln !4 IS thlB uiir. iht moat unfaithfulMM boUKelm1. " liuwed In erlef iindllRod with tlii it that l he laddown bla lire far great thlnt,

, tmoni nlhir tniBga. In order thatr ladii mlRht nevvf liava to 4 thea twa.Ptttt M what l ha lacna ol Nallpna

i tn and ihla wur Jnatly aud flitrJMt to aarve mil lee on n gov-dtt-

wMrh wimld iiinleoiplati' thea ihlnfH Uerimtio intemiilMiedtltar will do mi at thalr peril, builami'ernina the iiamblnatloii ol

ar wlilrh Will m ove to I ham thai111 da It at i heir parti, tt la idle

4t tfc mmmIjI l nnMhlne eealnat; toll It It perMiiaalta te aay thidaaa

la combiunii acauat yon; we

OTPS

at Natiuna la te only mm

mmurn mm

i of NatiQM wanld ha Pra-ia te eiinfltet, tSa Prealdeal

atMUaial it:

mutt would notIf ahe thuugtit

. IhI.. la attaal

aone into,ve

tile!

iat

unaif Britain watahe moat 'i-

la, Minillil MaaajakM llHtCt atflllA Tilt at Itwaaaaai miwi '

lie dreamed Amerlea waa golntIt Ana nay an uumiit mat a no

iranana tnat in areateai pow- -

worm wouiii vuaimai ... iwmti ol thing would prevaut ,

Ihtai iai uihar laanorlaal feu

! of tha Pair iroaty, how it 'fWMlna al waak aatlona, a .u

a Iraaioai Whi.-- otaorwita thar oaatd kAe won; haw it aay a.

oaa piorta have a rtaht ter own l!a umlar ainiiieutAt Om themaaivM Aaoar. ' nni. uttt la th Amarleia arinei.i

wat alad lo tight tar U. Thati tka aary iienrt of ih treaty he

la draw attentlan iu tb aaetlon altraotr whlah it Maana Okarta .if

ir. "It foreeaaia Hie day." h aalitra. i iiaaHtiona uud reiuwnarallona .rr. "tt lorara..a aha day," ha aaiii.

iiab aiitin '" 'I"""' loai "-

in atataainea will realtav that noIon la fortunate whl.'k la not hapwhaia Pepl ar aai entaniad.

teatat la then Maj aad fortanataha i.'treumtiaai'M of thatr lltaa '

a iiiaelual Hi 1'realdaat unlit heartain the treaty will ha accaplad.waa only impatient ! lb daiay

added Uo you rallie. my lUnaaa. ihai iha whole world la waitoS auiail'-a- t The oaly country Inworld ht la tniatad today la the

tad HtatM. and (ho wort ll walnaaMM 11 Ita mitt la .joatlflad."Ir, Wllaon tnillnnaaoUi apaaeh w

Uit au at noittinhaa, a ai;, al tka laaeua. im JhaaMl 1

inaatiaa. and a pradLwaai Sataw to coma into bsjtii,

3?

dht twf hrc "wnBLT) "withniwwj. w-- - -

HE AMERICAN RED CHOSS.

'I i.i. Anii-- II. i

ihrniii'ii iri.lin .! n. n "

Recreation in Hoapitula.

tn ll,. mimIi. ,i. "I II" "" "hliiiw- - 'ii ..'i'i.i 'Ii ' i

I'll,"" l, . l, ullni .'I .HI'.'

Ilia nii'ii li'H I'" i' lu nil I.

. ,,,! h na i. eiiiiiinal wnrk In lioapliala,. ,,, ,,, ,. .. , inutile nf

K tiew .if ii liiiplial wanliii. Iiiif- develiiiied liy H'"l

Hie Willi i tliulv m lliri i. on

DfillNn TWK WORLD WITHTIT? AXfUoiPArJ TJKIi C'llllhES.XI JJI XXI J. Jl IVHWll j.v.m'

In Italy.

r

in "ti'' "f ' ' "

Were fun Ini: 'In- liiilluii iiriu.i tun k I.

rimln-'- l ,i n Hef ft iii I'. in" i.i

,t,..i.ii In tn fui n

Till UAHKJKUiU

aulteil

JUIV "TSTSTTv

Arrliltii;

.i.l.lltlnn

..r whenAmei mi lli'il

lvi'.l nnrllmill inn) tneilli-ii- l

tin- ii". the l!"il Crnia I'J aiitip

himii'i.ila, in hllili u a il iiumii II lull

tactorlea. hoinaa Iill.l. n, 10 real nuiHuii fm

TUIa iiliolnaraph ahowa n aroup nt liullnu Mlilreii IivIiik fin) liy

ta Xiuartcau Had Oroaa at una of rt'liut

Wt 4,'Lr '"IHm I lllaMlaal

flaa, --SaWEWaW

Ciriiffi aie ..'i- mlH.Hhi J

;.a. 1 " . J ' tie fUi " ari, iif... .( '( "cj in' ' s)

in a ti u - intfrairoi4'J',""-mm- l

fii mi tun torkoma at odfce orarkwi ecu r fa

W.TotajaaaiCo.

T

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. lie win. the TeutnnaI'.in . IIh- Ii i

th.. .Ii'..i'liiu of llinin "i. r. hi w

iiMi'ittlii'i in IH'l'tlim Aiiniirnii !iiHtlii:'i-i- l

klli'liana. ' lillilteni . i lis, iirnlli'liilfor ii.fu.ee . . refnueea.

tha aumnruuH aiatluna.

,'

Mwauppiy

!,! iwinlUKioll Jno MOT

nin fain iltni uotlBIIIUll.lWri tftUOt

Bill ttl taiaai pino ftqi 4otpoijaqi iinn pm.i a.!o1 aajji)tuvei Jl pua ael.iaj.Miiuap ltl o njoan dn ia hi a eimp uahi m 1"'AagAi'itMil llJ Btwu

U niqi wiij "ll mj 'aiiolinu 8i JillHill i Jil ;u iii i'i'Jil it ion l aiX..

.iaiiJia 0 llilHU3 .fiiaoi H

4,iijb pejn i.ia wiiii "l tjt.iij.ii Jtl U iliatllluaiia piltt ISiUH

aiiaati .i.m J lauui ...ii t.itM llliuj

ii.i.inin .iiiiiiiiiiu .iil an arfiniK IMIIUA

,iil hi a,u,, inn a.Hip iuil rfiluail'l U

UldJ Oll.l Ul ll l 1U HMIIIIIM 'Ui)l u

.I.i.ijii , .ij.iill BI a .i.HWIllwaiHl.1

Mil. p.i.iJ.iHap oIIHH,Hn l rtM

lll'll lll.'l.lll llllHll.1 'lll iHloJtljl

lliiilll ail.iHlll ll ..MMl .JBIIUI1MJ.i laoiu ii ui )Mi.i.i.i.ilia .i.ai i,

euiip )ai a.uAJMi.iniliin.i jnj i i4lit.i a ilBe iaunf ii.iii run ii i.m 1IIJ4I n pot ii

II "I II II if 4111 IHII4I a.iHIl llllll

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,.ll pllll J(.W4HU .I.I4J 111 UOailllliel-- l ll puu ll.nlli a.n'.i 4IIO ll III

.lima ,iui mii inn .i'Iimii'.i ut iuiiuiaai ii i.i.iiiau .itini.i.ni "1 ana.i4jun- -

jo iimii.iu.ij .nil ii.ii'I l'M'l I 1 ! I

jAtud in iiiiini I'm m iii.iiiiii.mii "

llii jo U4ii."l.i .nil iiHHl l'lli" Hi.eailni

i III JI""H ""I' "UMBI

.wiiii iiiini.itiii ."I I iuiiuniii m.iiiituj'i .nil ;u iiiiiiKJJa

' oll HUjnnf '.i4.iiilaouiii li.iiit i ll

ll IIJUII1lll( rt4llIIUI JJIIIII II4II.HH jotuiil,iiu ii an aimiinx J" otl3H.i- - MI o

Ii.i.u.ijjj ti.i.ii itui i.it O'l

l.i.t aiiloil jn i)4o..a puu ii.iiiwuxii vi

in a XiHat.it ."ll 'l .4Ulli-u"- l

A4.IA .111.1, II.I.I.IUJIW Ul II l4ll.tt Ul

Jl. A.HHll .ll I M.lt lBII4tl till"I'liuoj .i' tiit.i aa.uM4 l.iiM IU .i.illd

it a .Uei HHi itllla ihuimaoj ellHV a4llll.lJI'll HI II04A lliWI)

.llll III .1AU4II puu .i..HlfU llOMlinn iiiiiw iiiiii rfpaiii 1 tU''. ttuJJIii iiiiii .i. na aaii,ii iniiiilHI jn .l"lou ki .ij..i.i. uiBM..i i auim uuoii

atlBBJT M 1 eiUMa- 0 -

Free Vegetable aud PlowerSeeds

'I'lu- InlliiwitlK letter litis lioi'lti imilliv this olTlce frniu Sen-- !'

i A. A. Junes, of Wutlii nutim.I) l'., .mil will lie of intiTial tun. ,in y ui mil' rcmlers:

"i n finua Ni'Wn,

" l 'I'Ih' ileiiirlnieiitol A Liri.ti'liiri' has nihil tod to mclor New Mesiin, n I.i rife iiimiliorof n tt tl a alllllllfr lllllll-Ite- r

o' ll'iAer wliii'li I willlie (ilrncil to seilll to tllilSU wildru i mi- - tlint tliev ili"ire hiiiiii',l'lra-.ofiM- . Hililictty In thiaolToct.'I'liiiuhiiiK yr-- t for llit L'liiirtusy,I .nil yotiM trtily,

A. A. Jomks, U. S. S.

A " fall hv 18

.

aartoji.

.aVJIanWinalMi alraa,

centsJf a package

t. I S hit in a class b easily theCAM iHreahmK. M,hl hkhdIi- - n;;arette you

cvi i sainkftl. You can prove that! Simply compare

Ct.iiu Is pull-by-pu- fl with any cinarette in the wotld atanv price ! Put quality, Havur and vigaratte snrs-tactio- i)

to the utmiwt testlM. u to nit vour tann-- . Camel navttr tiro It, no innttar huw

i!niil. youim k them1 The export blond of choice Turkishami choice Domcm ic totwecoa makoa Camelt. ,lellrjlltful80 fulU

tBjilieil. vet so fuacinutingly amooih und molluw-nitl- Kvery

tu: e you li,;ht one you uel new umi keener enjoyinuntl

rreedoni from uny unpleuaant ciKurelty after tastH or uliyuniilluaant cinaretty oilor nmUes Camala ua unusual ua thoy uro

et inyiihle

In fact, Cutnel upin iil to tha moat faatidioua amolcor in ho

m.im new wu you never will mut the ubsonco ol cuuion,preitnuiivi or gift a. Vou'W jirnfer C;ne Quality I

Buick and DodgeA j'g sicy a" c" i"'at'jAf4ractive Bargains in lUed Cars

Complete Stock of Accessories

IMS id TUBES(IOODYHAI?

I'MiDhSK'AI-- iKDKDNO

l:S!liCI M.I.Y PRmUKIil) l3OR WI-I.DIN- ANDA1ACIIINI: WOUK

Give lis a sliuiv of jour work. No job too small lorect'ive Mtteiilion, noiii' too Iiiiii' lo complule.

Garrard & Corn Oarage

in I on

rttrr -T- ltwf-.-

WIS AUI5 THIS KXCLUSJVIiDlSPKNSICHij OF

l,KSCHIi,Tlt)NSCAUl-:i',llI.I-

COMPOUNDS)

Kuddks, Kodak Supplies ond Stationery

Ice (tieani and all Kinds ol Iced Drinks

Roll and Bros.

FEED YARDliAY AND ORAIN IN CA! LOTSAll Compclition Mel 'rices These- - Commodities

Roomy Yard Stalls Water

Coal and Wood

Witn. Barnett 'so .wimmthone 8ii

rnissi! CAKiislook ao Rooil thnt they cannotbe reaiateil. 'lMley are justan .(f noil aa they Imik. for wo

are very crtrcful .1 limit everyooeration ami stuKe llironultwhich they pas. (Jnr sue-.:o- n

lies in luiikinx thcin K'1'11

- ho kooiI thiit you will likethem.

Pure Food Bakery

Special Fm-llltl- e

Cor llawqtiet and Ulniiur l'artloa.

.

Carrizozo Eating House. UUKNI3V, MnnrtKer.

'Pabla Stipplietl with that Healtilt marital allottU.

rr?

Ii. HANNONI'KOI'HIRTOK

W.

'"I

t I

LEAGUE CERTAIN

WILSON DECLARES

PRESIDENT IN OPENINQ BPBEGH-E-

OF TOUR VOICESHIQH HOPE,

WORLD WAITS FOR US

Futurt Frtt From War If ArntrleaCar'rltt Out Htr Pltdgta,

8ayt Executive.

(By Mount Cltmom Newt Duraau.)Alumni I'lvalilviil't Hneclul Train, St.

UMt, Hit. -- lJliplujlnu u litUthat lilt fellow cltliena la th

iirtit luujurlty iikii')' wltli li I in In lilaAVtr la olid wur fumicr, mill Unittlittf will ate tu It llio pence trciilywltli IIn I.oaguc of Nation InclualoiiU rullflrd by llm .Senate, 1'realili'iitWilton Ik liuikliiK a aiiccaatrul wuII cruse llm country un Ilia Ionic Joiir-I'u- y

lm liai uinlcrtnkcii fur ttiu piniiuauof InylliK liaforo thu ilnln people n

lit lilt wurk In 1'nrla unit eipltilu-lu- g

lo ttittiii JiiMt ulint thu leuxiiamean.

'I'liu far In lilt truvult h Iiuh every-ili- iruut with witrin Kiuulliia", liutlt

In Ilia nrciit linlla whera lit hut spokenformally uinl In the llttlu cro rntidliiiinlgta wheru III triiln lint liullcil uttliuua uuil lio Iiuh exrliiiiigcil wunlwith the vlllugera wlin promed furwurillii (rent lilin. Hp feela nnil itoce nutlivHltat tu any no when eliitttliiif Willitilt trumlliiK cnnipniilon, tliut HieAmerican people want no inure of waruml want tu uocoine part if ttiu leniruuhi that there may lie no more, wur, Ha

truck the keynote whuu liu aulil lrr liltflral inliliuaa, In (Jotuiubiia, Ohio:

"Thlt treaty win not Intended mere-ly to end tlila tingle war, It la niiiuittie a nutlcu to every Koteriunciil whoIII th future will uttompt Ihla thliiK(What Ueriuiiliy attempted) Unit mill,kind wilt unllu to Inflict the aniiic pun-ishment. There I nu niilhuiiil iriiiuipliIn he recordeu In Dili truuty. There Itnu glory Bought for any purtlculur

The thought uf the sliilemnencollected in omul that tnlile wua u(their people, of the auffci IhKi they hudgono through, nf the Ioksch they hadIncurred, of that K eat thruhhlug heartwhich wuh to depressed, no fnrloiii, aoand In every uieiiinry It had of thu firelingleul J en is linn have gone Ii). Letlit never forgot tlumu yeura, my Mlowrouiitiynii'ii ; let ua never forget thepuipoie, high and disinterested, withwhich America lent Ha alienglli, nutfur Ita own glory hut for Ihu defenseuf muiiklnd,

"Ah I mild, Dili treaty wns not In-

tended merely to end thin war, It wualiiloniled to jiri'Vent any aliiilhir war.I wonder If Heine of thu opponents ofthe League of Nation, have forgottenthu pioiulaei we iniiilo our people

wu went lo thill peace lahlu. Wehud taken hy processes nf law thuflower of our youth from eery

from evel) household, lltltl wutold llio.o iiiulhera and fiilhera and

nnd whua nod aweiiiliciilta thatwh were taking thoee men to fluid 11

wur which would end htialneaa ot thattort, mid If wu do not end It, If wu doUut do the heat thai human concert ofurtlnn cuu do to end II, wu uru of ullinch Hie must unfaithful the moat un-

faithful In thu loving liciirtH whoIn till wur, Hie most unfaithful

lo those household howed In grief uudlet lifted with the feeling Unit the lulllain iiown ma lire lor 11 gleni tiling, '

Vhd, umoiig other things, In order thatother huh might never luivo to do thelame thing.

"Tim! la what the League nf Nationsla for lo end Ihla wur Justly uud thanlint merely In serve notice on u

which would contemplate themine thlnga (Jeriuany contemplaledthat they will do no ul their peril, hutnlto conreridiig the eomhlnullon ofpower which will prove In them thailliey will do It at their peril. It la Idleto any Hie world will uoiuhlno ugulnatJim: hill It la persuasive to lay the(rot Id la comhlneil uguliiat you: theLeague of Nations la the only thingHint run prevent the recurrence of thladreadful rulualrnphe and redeem ourjiroultaea."

A League of Nation would hnve pro- -

vented the lute courllcl, the l'realdentuaserleil, explaining:

"I did not meet n alngle public uuiliwho did nut admit these thlnga: That(Jul malty would not hnve gone Into Ihlattllr If she thought (Ileal llrltaln wasgoing Into It, uud that she moat ccr-

would never have gone Into Itialjily dreamed America was going

And llwj nil uilinlt that nolire beforehand thai the greatest pow-er a of the world would combine to pro-ven! this wirl of thing would prettttitIt Abtutlltoly."

tie pointed uut other luiHirtant tealurta of Ilia peace truuty, how it wnthe redumption of wrnik imlloiia. givinglliwn fleodum which otlierwlae theyijovar oould have won. lum II aa."TliDsu puipje have a right to livelliolr own live under auvermneutWllltll llioy themaelvea choose,' midhow "ihat la tli Ainerlian prlnclntoalid 1 wua tfliid to tlghi fur It Tfialwaa li very heart of the treuty," he

II draw atteatlon to the section ufHie trtnlj which It Magna Clmrtn of

. .. .....r.ft4u.M -- . I tl -- .1.1mfOf. if nimmR uiv otj, u ntiMi,

Did ismanions ana remunersiioiifc orlausr. "It rorereaea the uiiy," lie aahi,

fit oufln to have come long ago.sUteemeii will reallae that noIt fortunate whleh l nut hup

f, whte people ara not cimtenlnl.fMlMteid In their Uvea and fortunatela tbt drrilttittniiwa or their Uvea "

ta isiacllMloll, the I'reahh'lit aalil he(aUcvrtatll llie treats will he aeeepiwl,aim f only Impudent of the doiulie alllhsl : "Uo yon rout lie., m fellowImtBli. that the whole world la ultlot nil iiiHVJiini tin-- iiiiij iitinif ii,the world that la iritateil today la theRHIetl isliuea, anil ttie worm la wattingU aee If Ita tmal la Justified. "

MF. Wllaou'a Indlntiuiiolla aueeih wailUij tliu otic ut Ciiliimhua, un sipluiiii.l5h of the leogue. an ulipval for ltiSJittcatlun, uud a prediction that X

via aure to bnme Into btlug,

(OATS

SUITS and DRESSES

That answer the call of

of Women who demand

deatinctive fashion andsuperior qualities.

A Showing of

Coats, Suits & Dresses

that embodies nil thatis new nnd correct, nndreflects clearly the su-

perior features of thegarments in the collec-

tion now on display.

We have a few specialPoplin Dresses. Your choice at

Carriioxo

$11.75

Ziegler Bros.

Willow SpringsCOAL

THIS EXCELLENT COALWILL BE AUAILABLE

WITHIN A FEW DAYS.

BEST COAL IN THE SOUTHWEST

FOR DOMESTIC USE.

LOWEST IN ASH

HIGHEST IN HEAT UNITS.

Hold your Orders for

WILLOW SPRINGS COAL

THE CARRIZOZO NEWS

Willow Springs Coal Mining (o.LEVI S. DAVIS, President and Gen'l Mtfr.

P. O llox Mu New Mexico

N ( T 1 C 10 !

VOim UI5AL1SHS THROUGHOUT THIS STATUAU1! HAVING A HARD TIM 15

TO GI2T CARS

In suflieit'iit numbers to fill their orders.

Y H are fttt'tunate at the present time in hav-

ing Two Carlaods ot Tourings, Runabouts,txnd Trucks on Ihe ro&d, which should nnive thisweek.

Prospective purchasers should come in atonce anil place their orders, as these cars won'tlast long.

Prices P. 0. U. Factory

TOUHINQ HUNAUOUrS Trucks THACTOHS

S525 S500 mo $750

Western Garage, Inc.Phono 80 Carrizozo, N. M.

NEW MEXICO PASSlMfe Lfiif

The White Line"KOSWIIl.t.-CAHHIZIU- STAOK CO.

100 S. Main. Koswell, N. M.I'liotie 351

Carrizoio Ofllcci Wonlern OiiriiKuI'liimo SO

HUN DAILY AND SUNDAV

ItABT IIOONII WKST IIOUNII

3:15.. .. Kiwwull.. .. 7i3012i30.... Plcsiulio lOtOO

UH5.... Tliinlu ....10(2511:15.... Iliiiiili) ... 10:50HMD ....Lincoln.... 1 1 :2010:15 ..Ft. Stiiutntt.. 11:50'MS ....Capital!.... 12:208:15 Noual .... 1.208:00 . . . Carrizozo . . . 2:00

The Carrizoto Dairy. For iiurusweet milk, cri'inn or buttermilk,phone 135 V2.- - J. K. Mcllham-y- ,

proprietor.

R. L. RansomPlasturur & Contractor

fetiuiatr. KlirnMii.il nu all khi.l.of U.irliia mi.l rMiii.nt wutk

l'.lllll(l.(l . . . NKW lll'.XICO

WEAND ft

WE OF FORAND

WE GIVE FORUS FOR

WE PAY 1 PER ONAND IT

YOU TOWE IT.

YOUIT.

N. M.

Siil Ice lorIMIW

IN IT.IIIOIIU. H. Uu.l (Hiiro nt ltwtl. N Utile"

Hr trli.1wr Ulll, IVIU

MulIrM I. livrMl.v iliMi, tllntietlit huii.(I.riln. ut NiikkI, N M . l.n, 1.11.I11I1 IHIU. IIS.lim.le I r.l.a.1 1111 1) , No. 0JIW1, li.t M KM N liltBHBH V. Wi SttUi WWWH

WH H. Ill.H, ItMmo U I'! , N M I' lia. Illwlnutlri. i.f liituiilli.il In innko tl.r.. Mr inuil, In..Ul.ll.l. eUlin Ii. Il. UihI nlmia lis.fine l.llll-- i H rt

N. M .mi Ilia ttnl ilairul Oclulwr,mm.

(Muimniit nainr.M wltcM:Itllwrt It. lln.Mti. Uliii.t .iiniMiill. MlH-r- i Mai,

II..) (I Nl, Na MkiImi.USIill.'l I I'vriiiK,

111 Otti.Ur II.

Nutlet lorMUM

U.H. Uml Olllr at lluiMall, Nr MllH.t. 10. 10IU

NuIImL li.nliy al- - that llrnri J I.UIU. ulNow Mailoo, hIiii, mi Jiiim 111,

11111. In cult;, Nu UtMtl. (ir NlH4. ai. a 8 . llama U II., N. 11 I' M

In. al.il hutlro ul lulmlkili to naka Sadprwil, tu mlalill.li cl.hu In Iha Uml

abut Uli.ta l.lllla riautt.II. H. ul Nik Mailn ,

an Ilia Mill ilar of OatuUr, Ilia.namaa ti wllawaaa:

M.i 11 I! fiiilxi, lj.lwle 0 H'iuIoi

Hlton. Juliii W. Ilarkty. all o N. l.

HHl Otlll

Nut Ice for111 mu

MKNT (II- - I Hi: INI hHKIItII H. Iinml Oltlra at Nuw Mml

tloiit Is, MiaLluill.r U HtuLIx

ut N.w M.ilc.i. aim. nil Jnnii 15, Itna,miU aiilrr, No 0IHW, fur ll.aHHNwU, Hwlt, Nil NwU '5 H , lUnaa ia It, N M. I M. ha. UIhI ik.IIc.uf I11lt11ll1.11 to imtka Html llinw far proof. Ui

wilitlil.ll claim til tl.n laliil almtUUtura Mill. Hantl. V H I'l.nnal.lou.r, at N.w UMtao, ua Ot 390.

iliif IIHnli.r. Witt.

lialiti. m ltu.Baiuual II. I'amliruatb.aml KoUrtC I'll!., uf

Anrl.u, N.M t'alt ami lalranl IIN.M.

lUaMtr

NO. 30N. M. meet

iiii; 1st ami 3rd Friiluyalit eucii inniitli.

M. II, Mo.NTdOSI KltV, N. fS.vm, J.

Oh. W, W. (t.

ArrtiHHirtn-AT- - U.vl.ut lllilu.. : Carrltoio, N. M.

QKOKCH S1MSN015

A TTO It NTt V A L A V

6, lUuk Halt.

CAkHizozo. I i NhwMkxico

' 1?. KICLLHY

Dlrocltir .milliner

'J(i

.' Nhvv

A. PI5UKINSAtlornoy-nt-Lrt- w

Carrizozo New

11.

Attoknhv ANIIAW

Carrizozo : . Nuw Mexico

JKANK j7SACJ"KK

I'lltl! INSUKANCH

NotaryilHIm In Ki.uk. llntilml...

FIRE-PROO- F VAULTS

imVE TWO LAHGE riHE-PRO-

VAULTS BUHGLftR.PROOF

HAVE PLENTY ROOMYOUR VALUABLES PAPERS.

RECEIPTS ANYTHINGLEFT WITH DEPOSIT OR SAFEKEEPING.

CENT INTERESTDEPOSITS COMPOUND

IF HAVE MONEY DEPOSIT

WHEN MONEY, WE'LLHAVE

FIRST NATIONAL SERVICE"

THEFirst National

Cnrrl.o.o,

I'tiMlcatloii

IIKI'AllTMUNl'OI'Tlll:

NKUNKU.NIIUSW! HHUNWV,, r.utii.lilpU.

Moil.tl.n,

itrilbnl,McUluiiaHmll, Coniuil.'li.iiM',

IdairltiKii,

Hkliini-r.ullii- t

HilMuWr Ilrul.l.t.

I'ulillCJtloil

llKrAltl'UHNTOI'TIII'.lNTIIIIlOll

(.'iiriliiim,liiilil.lil

TkiwutMp

llitHtrardr.crlWil, llal'luiw

(luiniicU.lnii.r. CarrltiMo.

rialnaatllaiinl.l,.

Carrltuau,CMMIiTl' l'A'no.N,

ltgllrI'ul.llcjllnii

DI'.I'AIUlln.w.11,

NiitlraLli.r.lor uli.iilliatJlratllla,

ImiuiolrailHrcllim', H.Townthli

ilMKtlbnl,MtCliica

Cair'iotn,

Claimant

VaualilaK.'I'.IUit.ul Jlr.illl.,

liMMifn I'tnoN,H.pftl-Oc- lJI

1.0.0. f. jmCarrizozo Lodie

Cnrrlroxo, UeLMilarnights,

Laniiston, Sec'y.

l'M0PR5SI0NAl'CARU8

I'mfUIHl. MmfiMar

JlKICIIAKI) MI?K2IIANT

KiHMHataial HittiMrff.

i'uiicriilLicuniLMl l''inlia

'PhoneCakhzozo Miixico

Qt

Mexico

QHORGH IJAKIIfCl?

CoUNSIII,l.an-AT-- I,

I'ulillcHolianao

SftFE.

WANT

NEED

"TRY

Bank

Notice lor I'uI.IImIIiiiiiwikv.

iii:i'.iir.MHNi'(i.'iiiniNrniii()iiI'. 8. ljigillllllrnntllmH.il, New ll.ilim

H.itviuliork, KillNnlld I lmr.hr ulii-t-l llmt riioinn.C, WarU.nl

WI1II0 O.k., Now MpiIcii. uli h Ailll tl, Mil,mail- - n.l.l'l limm.lm.1 niliy. No. initaa rur H!UbWM WW, III; VS HWI Hw. XI, T.iwll.lil, 1 H ,

IMutfv II I. V ,M. r. ll.rlilUn, lm. fltml ni.llri- -

nl liil.iilli.il In 11111U I',rni )Hir .nnif, in mimi.Il.li vlaliu tu lla Innilal.n.iliwrilinl, bafnral.illlaMrriuiia Hautt, II. H. 1'oimnlMlim.r. ntC.irltnlii, Naw tlmlim, un llm ll.t il.y ofUdniwr, ivia.

Clnlmniit liiiliHa, n. wttiiaMoa:Ura.laa l.ilccr, Ili.Utt laaillr. Hr.. IIumi Wal.

luro, iinbott I ...Hi,, Jr..iillnf Wlilte Oafca. N, M

HMMIIfl I'AIION,H.plnuliw lll- - llnliilier IT. Ilmt.ti.r,

Notice lur I' ulit Icil lull(IIWII

lHI'Ain'MU.NTOK'tlllJINTHIIIOI(U. It. l.nJ Oilltis at l(all, N.w ll.tlew

O.loli.r II , llNolle i hoiolii ulren Unit Jim, M. Drill, uf

Jiaarrllla, Naw Matlci, h uu SI 01 II, mt,iuil li.iinii.i)n. .iilrjf, Nu 0IVUI, for IliaMmllouW.TnwnililiiSK, Itauaa II It., N.M.I'.si.iiiii.il, Im. mail imllo. uf Inloatlnn In nwUDual Ihraa rear iiml, taiMUbll.h -- Ulai lulbaIntel alam ilc,lm, Ufuxn tiMilttar ur llcatfar U 8. Imn I Olll.- -. at Itnauall, Naw Slatlas, wi tkaWlb ilai uf Nuiamlwr, ll.

Oliilni.nt nam, a. wltpaatwiItaatr I., lllrk.n. "f J lcrlll. ; Nloulm

Maaa, of Jlaarilta, N ll.i Italj.l. tw, f II..will, N SI. l..mi W UlmiiauB, ur llmwnllN tl

I1SI5IKTJ IMTION.(let I" Nu. II luarUltr.

Dcpnrtiniint nf t lie Intel lorI'nltml SlnlfH l.Hiiil Olllcu

KiiHWull, N. M., October 7, IfllONnllce la liurcliv if hull Hint Hie

miiio 01 iMuw fiviico, under tliu proviaiiiiiHiii tiir .icih 01 uniiLrruaK nuniovotl June 21, I8US nml Innii 'ju.IUIII mill licit) aniiiiluiiiaiilnrv nmliiincniliilory tlitirulo, Iiuh lllwlln tlilaolllcc aelccllou HhIh fur tliu follow- -

liiK 1lcac11iK.il iitnilM- -

Mat Nil. I.tn. Horlnl Nu. ICWKtl.Niironil Hnntillni; Act.

Swl hw I, Kuctlon IWj bH h(I, ec-Hon 'ill, net awt, Hccllon KTj atit, tiawl, a'--' ui'l, nil nul, HtH'tlon ,'W. 1III a, U. 18 c; lilt Htit. arcllou 30; vtawl, Hci'lloti 31, T. 10 M. Ii. 'JU c.iS. PI. Pier. IllUllcrea.

l.UI No. 7UI9, Seilnl No. OI01HT.Inilciiinlly Sellout U1111I Sclccllnii

N'i aectlon :H, T 1 h, I in f, N. l.Mcr :ti!0 ncrra.

I'rulCHta or ctilllliata utrnliiHt nnnml nil ol audi olillou niuy lielllcil In tllli) olTlca III! inir llie iieritHlof iiulillciitjon licrcnl, druluiiy lliiicocioro 1111111 tarunouip.

iwiflin'p PAmUpJiOctll-N- ul il.il.lir

OOONTT. S. Hi. -

InlU sutliv atU. I...I mil ai,il TntaNwut Ot

8 liAI.I.

To Wlmin It Mny Coticern:Notice la liercliy uivrn Unit un In

t

atriiiiiont purporting In lie ihelflat.will mill ItiMtamuiit ul 3 C. Ilnll, I in aIti'tiii nieil fnriiiolmlrliitliu f'rtllBiii'Court ut Lincoln I'ouiily, N. Mi, millby nrilcr of audi court llio 3rd liny (IfNiivi'iiilior, nriiaaooii tlictonlU'r liamny Iw iKMialhlr, In tliu cniifi inainul anlil ciiiirt, In the town olCnirl-aoz- u,

N. la llie ilny. llnlo Ititilplace acl (or hearing tile mm tilmild loit will nml ipuliiinclll.

1'lniicfnre, liny person or paiBOilSwliOilnlr In unli'r iilijcallnn (0 (fit'piolMilc of until IiinI will niitl'tciittWincut lire hcrcliy nntlllml In llio liiclrnlijcctlnnn ititlif nlllcenf lliaOfflliHyclerk nf Lincoln county, N. M., oilor liefnic Hit llnivaol (or lii'iirtnt;,

D.itcil iilC'niilzozn, .N. tlllfllKlllilny o( ScplcnilaT, 1010.

O. U. (II.UMKMH, Oannlrai.ik.Il It. 11 Tntt. P.ml,. Orl IMI

NivncHSerial OIltTrtt

Dcpiirluicut of llie InteriorI'iiIIpiI SIiiIbh IjuhI OHlso

Uoawull, N. N., Bupleniliur '.U 1010

K--

Notice Im lieruliv ulvon Unit (in tilemill ilns of liitiuiiry. A. I). IUI9 till)S1111I11 I'cl'iu'lllc WnllromlCoulpiiny,iv Howe Ioiioh. I n I.IIIIII UOIUUIIH- -

Hloncr, niiidt) iipplk'iitlou ut (lieI'lillfil Slntca I.111HI t)lllco. t KOS- -

well, New Muxlco, lo aulcct niilltirtin; Act ol Anrll U. 1101 W Stntrt.Ull) (lie following ilCHcrllicil liliiil.

SlUi, V' NI5i, Sec. Ifl, T. I S.,i. I'i K New Mexico irtnCt(ml

Murlillmi.Tim iniriioHo of HiIh notlco Ih to

nllowiill cliilmlut; tliu lumliftlvciauly, or diiHlrlni; 10 uliow 11 10

hit iniiK't 11! In cliiirnctcr, it ti iipnitli.ully lo lllcolijvutlon lomicll loontlonor HClfCllon wllli Hie local nlllCvrrifor llie lit ltl (liHtilCt III wliluli (lielii.nl In hIIiiiiIi, III. wilt lit lllO llltlll(illicit iifotorinlil, unit to (lalill)llBli

liiclr InlcroHlH llicrcln, or tliu nilnenil climiicler Hicicof.

KMM HTT I'ATroN,1017-O- t.

Notice 1. 11 rot.llc.itlonliKI'Alt 1 MMS TOa-Tlll- INI HltltJH

U, 8. UnilOllleeat l.a.Ctiu-- , N.w MaitrurViitKinlmr i. W)

Nutlro MihihIii alvaii llmt Kll (I. Ilulf.ty, ulDmiii.i. Naw M.llrn, wlmim fuliruarr , IVIli

mail. Oneit-liaw- l Hotri No. VIMI fur lnl I, I,taail OnrHltHBU.HHHW'tHMllnuM. 'IViwu.

lilliliB lu.u. l:. N. M I' M.il.llnii, In.IIIkI iKitlMol In Uuil Inn tn iiink. Ilual iiirtloi.ti.i.l Ml Ilia ll.ll.f trtnt SUrtlil, It'll, luntnlillili oUlm to III. luml alMtailai.tllimJ, -

l.llll. JI.ClainKi.iill, Uullail HUlaa Cam- -

mluli.ii.r. at I'lmllniu. N.w M.iU'u, mi ll.a

latli ilnf of Nulmi.r, ll( lalibtriamMan wiliuwiaaiII It. Ill.l.ll.. r V ilrt;, W. T. SimIIok.

H RtMllua, nil uf Owuru, N. M.

JOHN K HllllNSIIIU.Iltl II Hl'ltlltM.

4

Notice lor I'lilillcjlioii

Plil'AltrMUSTIII'TlllilNTIllllOltU.K. l.miilOtllaa'ht lL'nic, Now ilatlto

H.il.mUr , I'Jl'J.

Ni.tlu l.li.r.ln ul, .11 llmt llni.iiuli llnK.lr.nfOmiiiii. New MailiM, wlio.mi Jmiuurr , IVH,

mail HixiI-Uiii- I Uultf No.oalll, far Hit NatN(tiiNltiiiM,.o :al .oil KUHKU lae. . 'pawn- -

lilliUS Itanaaa H., N. M, I', M.tHlao, li HI- -

ail notice of Inlantlmi to make Dual inir.Hu.rt

lwif imhW the littler Aat of Slartli I. IVI. tuntttillah altlai to llie Irttwt abota ilaMrlliail. Iw- -

tnie l.llll. SlKdlBoirBenlt, Ualtail ritnt..nt CarrlMMo, New Mtilen, uu llie 1Mb

ilar of Niitemtwr, Ml.Olahiiaat namaa ae ullawiiII It. Itlilillo, ('. IMIrair, W. T Ht.illna, 8.

Hl.illna. all at Haaaro, N. M.

.KIIIR I.. niiKNBIlin,Oct. U.Nur. II. Itfal.t.r

Notice lor ruMltatlangiiiw

IIBI'AHI'MMN-I'CJPTII- INTKltlUII0. H. Uml Oltlra at llrnvrtll, New Jl.il en

(MnlwrlS. Ill)Nt.tlr. I. Ii.r.lir alien tliat Itlaanl Ii. Wllmn

ut Jlmiillla, Naw Meilra. wli, nu MaiilrMlirr l,

ll, ma.le huui.tlwl enltr, No. DIIWI, farWl Hiietlou II. Tnwii.liln ft a llante II I) .

N M P. SUalillan, hat Olaal nnlloe ut lulwltolitn nwU. fliMt Ulinai.er tnnf tu ..InMllli alaliiito Ihe lanil aunt ilewtllaal, Mart tillliaUel'lunaNaotl. U 8 CnmrnlaelaMr, at Cartl- -

dKm, N.w Metloii, h. ll.t .lajr of KoaaBhtr. Will.

nialinaat name. a wlttieaaaaiAmnlJII. Nriiloo.of JlMrtlU, N.SI.i UltaardIlatklaa. ul JlawlllU. N.M. : Juha II Wllaaa,

uf Vucho. N SI. him WIUuu. utAavebu, N.SI

N

HJIMaTlT I'ATTO.N,(lirt.II-Niit- .il lUiUttf.

Notice lur I'ul.llcjtlonUM1H

imi'AitiMiiNi or inn iN'immmt. M. lauiil Olltat t lloasatl. Maw lietleu

Oalntf It, 1119

Nolle, le lrebi alias ttaU llm.I W, WIImmi

uf Aaeliu. Naw Mai leu. wto, mt Aainit M, lilt.ituale linnwataeil aalrr, Na SIIIH. for tjHRMtlun A. WU NwU Matins 9. RM N.Katlnti

TouriilliSa.. IteiiM Illi, N II. I'. 11 HI--

illan. Iit Ulnl ai4laa nt lalaatlaa la laak. flr.ol

three rati ulnar, tu attakllak aaftw la) tl laadalaxe .!iIW.t. iHfara l.tllie HetKupe ftMXt,

II. H. (Vnaamleiloiiar, at Oairliow, Saw U.itao,en tbe Wli ilir of Not rtaUr. Hit.

clelui.nl iwaaa ae wltattaaaiJnliti 11.1., ol taatm. N II Bmn lllittttftr

ul Xttku. N. II ; Itataatl R I'. V.ta, otter- -

rltatu, N. ll.t IMril llMktM, at JIWlllu,N It.

HMMOTT I'ATltm,Oet II -- Nut. II linitiUr.

Oipift !iiJlnoljtttiKo UnttW HJilg. UpilaifsCurrhoio New MeStto

A of the in the of

CHAPTER XII Contlnutd.13

"Your fellow townsman, 811aWright, la now the largest figure InWashington. Wo wore all worried by thresolution of Henry C'y until It beganto crumble under tlio Irresistible attackof Mr. Wright On the 10th lie d

a report upon It which for lucidend nccurnte statements presented InIho most mnnner wonuniversal ndmlrotlon and will bo re-

membered alike for Iti Intrinsic excellence end for having nchloved one ofthe tnot mcmorablo victories everjoined In tho United Stated senateAfter n long debate Clay himself, com-

pelled by tlio Irreilatlble fores of argu-me-

In the report of Mr. Wright, wasobl Iced to retire from hla position, hlaresolution having been rejected byvoto of 41 to V"

With what prldo and Joy I heard ofthis great thine that toy friend had

(Joins out with tho crowd that cve-nln-n.

I mot Sally iind Mr. and Mrs.Dunkolbcrg. Tho latter did not spca'to rao and when I asked Sally If Irrulil walk homo with her alio answered curtly, "No, thank you."

I bavo cot a bit ahead of my history,Bonn after tho oncnlne of tho newyear ten days or so later It may barsbeen I una begun to icci myncii

br a new and subtlo forco,It was n thing aa Intangible ns heatbut as real na Ore and more terrible, Itseemed to me. I felt It nrt In tho attltudo ot my play fellows. They denied io tho confidence and Intimacywhich I bad enjoyed before TheywLlsncrcd tocethcr In my presence. Inall this I had not failed to observo thatHenry Wills had taken a leading part.Tho Invisible, Inaudible, mysteriousthing wrought a gnat change In mo. Itfollowed Jno through the day and laydown Tflf' .no at night I wonderedwhat I had done. I carefully surroyedmy clothes. They lookrd all right tome. My character wn certainly noworn than It had been. How It preyedupon my peace and rest and happiness

that mysterious bidden thing l

One dor Dnclo Peobody came downIc seo mo and I walked through thevlllaeo with him. Wo met Mr. Dunkelberg, who merely nodded and huirlcdalong. Mr. Bridges, the merchnnt, didnot gttet bun warmly and chat withhim ni bo had been wont to do. I sawthat Tho Thing as I had como tothink of It was following blm also.How It darkened his facol Even nowI can foel tho aching of tho deep,bloodless wounds of that day. I couldbear It bitter alono. Wo wcro tryingto tildo our pain from each other whenwo said good-by- . How quickly myunc'.o turned away and walked towardtin sheds I Ho enmo rarely to tlio vlllaiio of Canton after that.

Slay had returned n warm brightMay. I had entered ray seventeenthyear and tho work of tlio term wasfinished.

Having nothing to do ono afternoon,I walked out on tOu road toward Ok"

dtmsburg for a look at tho woods andCflds. Soon I thought that I heard thesound of galloping hoofs behind me,

t looked back and 1 saw Hniiy rounulog tho turn by tho river and comingtoward mo at full speed, tlio mono ofber pony flying back to her face. Blio

nulled up beside me Just as I badsho would do.

"Hurt, I hato terribly,'Id she."Whorar"A man who Is coming to our house

ou tho stags today. Cranny Uarnes latrying to get up n match between us.Father eays ho Is rich and hopes howill want to marry me. I got madabout It Ho Is four years older thant am. Isn't that awful? I am going tobe Just as mean and hateful to blm asI can.

"I guess they're only fooling you,'tald.

"No, they mean It I havo heardUbeni talking It over.

"He cannot marry you.""Why!"It seemed to ine that the time had

como for me to speak out and withburning cheeks I wild:

"Ilecauso I think that Ood hasyou to mo already. Do you

when wo kissed each otb'?by the wheat field one day last sun.tnerT'

"yes."Wo had faced about and wcro walk

tag back toward Canton, I closo by thopony a side.

"Mar 1 kiss vou aroint"Sho stopped the pony and leaned

toward mo nnd onr lips met In a kissthe thought of which makes me laydown my pen and bow my head a mo-

ment whllo I tnlnk with reverence ofthat pure, sweet spring of memory Inwhoso waters I lovs to wasn iySDlHt

"I guess Cod has married us again,"I declared

"I knew that yon were walking onthis road and I had to see you," saidhe. "People bare been saying such

terrible thlngs.""Whstr"Iltr say your nnd found the

pocketbook that was lost and kept themoney. They say be was the trtt aaaathat went op the road after K wwbaa"

K't Us y mI never mw tfef

OopjrltM by trtiug

pocketbook. Komo monoy was left tohim by a relative In Vermont. That'shew It happened that be bought a formInstead of going to tho poorhouso when

'Qrlmshaw put tho screws to him.""I knew that your uncle didn't do

:," sho went on. "Father andcouldn't tell you. SoI had to."

"Why couldn't your father nna mower tell mot"

Thoy didn't dare. Mr. arlmshawmnde them promise that they wouldnot speak to you or to any of yourfamily, I heard them say tnat you anayour undo did right. Father torn

that ho nctr know a man sohonest as your TJotlo Peahody."

Just then we mine upon too BiiitfiiWoman sitting among the dandelionsbr tho roadside. Sho held a cup Inher hand with some honey on Its bottom and rorcrcd with n pleco of glass,

"Sho It hunting bees," I said as westopped bcsldo her.

IUhtlItr

mother

mother

Hlin piso and nattcd my shoulderwith n m o and threw a kiss to uauy,Buddoliy her face grow stern. Bho

polntod toward tho vlilogo nnd then at9nlly.

"IV o means that there Is somo aan.iter fhead of you." I said.

11 o Silent Woman picked n longhv1b of grass and tipped Its end In

to honey at tho bottom of the cup.Gho came closo to Sally with tho bladeof grass between her thumb and linger.

"Sho Is fixing n charm," I said.Sho smiled and nodded us she put n

drop of honey on Sally's upper lip,Bho held up her hands whllo her lips

moved as If sho wcro blessing us."I suppose It will not save mo If I

brush It off." said Sally.Wo went on and In a moment a bco

lighted on tho honey. Nervously shostruck at It and then cried out withpain.

"Tho bco has stung you," I sniu,Bho covered her face with her band- -

Irvrclilcf and mmlo no answer."Walt a minute I'll get somo clay,"

I said u, I ran to tho river bank.I found some clay and moistened It

with tho water and returned."There, look at luM" she groaned.

Tho bco hit my nose.She uncovered her face, now do- -

formed almost beyond recognition, bernose having swollen to one of greatsize and redness.

"You look like Rodney Barnes,'said with a laugh as I applied the clayto ber nfMctcd noso.

"And I foci llko the old boy. I thinkmy noso Is trying to Jump off and runnwoy."

Wo wcro ncarlng tho village. Bhowiped tho mud from her prodigiousnoso and I wet ber handkerchief Inpool of water and helped her to washIt. Soon wo saw two men approachingns In tho road. In n moment I observed that ono was Mr. Horace Dunkelberg) tho other a stranger and a remarkably handsomo young man nowas, about twenty-tw- o years of ago

We Came Upon the Silent Woman Sitting Among the Dandelions by thoRoadside.

and dressed In tho height of fashion,I so well hla tall, athleticfigure., hla gray eyes, hla small darkmustache nnd his ndmtrablo manners.Both wcro appalled at tbo look ofSully.

"Why, girl, what has happened toyout" ber father asked.

Then I saw what a playful soul wasSally's. Tbo girl was a born actress,

"Been riding In tlio country," saidshe. "Is this Mr. Latourt"

This Is Mr. Latour, Bally," said herfather.

They shook hands."I am glad to sco you," said the

stranger.'They say I am worth seeing," said

Sally. "This Is ay friend, Mr. llayncs.When you are Ured of seeing me, lookat blm."

I shook the hand he offered me."Of course, we can't all be good

looking," Bally remarked with a sigh,as If her mufrtuQ were permanent

Mr. Hon DsueHicrg saltaefBtd hwtftMf-- fcr I tod toU hltt

THE OAWUZOZO KIWI.

TheLight in1 the ClearingTALE NORTH COUNTRY TIME SJLAS WRIGHT

By IRVING BAGHELLER i2J&S&

unpretending

ac-

complished!

whisper what had happened to Sallywhile Mr. Lntotir iookcu a miio em

barrassed."My faco la not beautiful, but they

ay that I hnvo a good heart," Sallyssurcd tho stranger.They started on. I excused myself

and took a trail through tho woods toanother road. Just there, with Sallywaving her hand to mo as I stood for

moment In tho edgo of the woods,tho curtain falls on this highly roman-tic period of my life.

Uncle Peabody came forme that evening. It was about tbo middle of thonext week that I received this letterfrom Sally t

"Dear Bart! Mr. Lntour gavo upand drovo to Potsdam In tho ovenlng,Said ho had to meet Mr. Parish. Ithink that hu hnd seen enough of me.

began to bono ho would stay howas so good looking, but mother Isvery glad that ho went, and so am I,for our minister told us that ho Is oneof tbo wickedest young men In thostate. Ho Is very rich nnd very bad,they say. I wonder It old Kato knowabout blm. Her charm worked wellotiywoy didn't It? My noso wns allright In tho morning. Sorry that Ican't meet you Saturday. Mother andI are packing up to go away for tliosummer. Don't forget me. I snail nothinking every day of thoso lovelyrhlncs vou said to me. I don't knowwhat tbey will try to do with me, and

don't care. I real y th nk aa you no,

Bart that Ood baa married us to eachether.

"Yours forever,"SALT.Y DUNKELnnna",

How often I rend thoso words sqtlko all the careless words of theyoung I

CHAPTER XIII.

The Bolt Falls.Threo times that winter I had seen

Benjamin arlmshaw followed by thoSilent woman clothed in rags anauolntlnir with her flnccr.

Tho trial of Amos como on. 11 o natrhad "blood on his feet" as they nscdto say, alt tho way from Llckltysplltto Lewis county In his flight, havingattacked and slightly wounded twomen with n bowlo knlfo who bad triadto detain him at Balny Lako. He badalso shot at an offlccr In the vicinityof Lowvllle, wbcro his arrest was effected. Ho bad been Identified by antheso men, and so his character as adesperate man had been established.This In connection with tho scar on bisfaco and tho tracks, which tho bootsof Amos fitted, and tbo broken gunstock convinced tho Jury of bis guilt

I remember well tho look of thovenerable Judgo Cady as be pronounced tho sentence of death uponAmos Qrlmshaw. A ray of sunlightslanting through a window In tho lateafternoon fell upon his gracious countenance, shining also, with the softer'light of his spirit Slowly, solemnly,kindly, ho spoko tlio words of doom,It was his way of saying tbcm thatfirst mndo me feel tho dignity andmajesty of tho law. The kind and fatherly tono of bis volco put mo inmind of that suprcracst court whichis above all question and which wasswiftly to enter judgment In this matter and In others relntcd to It,

Slowly tho crowd moved out of thecourtroom. Benjamin Urlnishaw roseand calmly whispered to his lawyer.He had not spoken to his son or

ZZt ""T"rl Which Storyahed tenra tbnt tiny, but not be. Mr.Grimshaw never showed but ono emotion--tha- t of anger, llo wua angrynow. Ills face wns bard and atom, nomuttered aa he walked out of tbocourtroom, hla cano briskly beating tliofloor.

Tbo Silent Woman as ragged asever was waiting on the steps. Outwent her bony finger as bo camo down,llo turned and Btruck at her wlUt hiscane nnd shouted In a shrill volco thatrang out like a trumpet In bis frenzy!

"do 'way from me. Take her away,somebody. I can't stun' It. Bho's klllln'me. Take her away. Tako her away.Take her nwuy."

Ills faco turned purple aud thenwhite. He reeled nnd fell headlong,llko a trco severed from Us roots, andlay atlll on tho hard, stono pavementIt seemed aa It snow wero foiling onbis face it grew so white. The SilentWoman stood as still as be, pointingat blm with her finger, her look unchanged. People camo running towardus. I lifted tho head of Mr. Clrlmshawand laid It on tny kneo. It felt like thehead of tho stranger In llnttlcroad.Old Kate bent over and looked at theeyelids of the man which flutteredfaintly and wero still.

"Dead 1" she muttered,Then, as If ber work were finished,

she turned and mado her way throughthe Crowd and walked slowly downtbo street. Men stood aside to let herpass, as It they felt the power of herspirit and feared tbo touch of her garments.

Two or threo men bad run to thohouse of the nearest doctor. Tho crowdthickened. As I sat looking down atthe dead face In my lap, a lawyer whobad corns ont of the courtroom pressednear me and bent over and looked attha set eyes of Benjamin OriBatbawa4 saldt

--mt 8eer4 Usa at last X

would, He tried not to see her, but ItcU yo that bony old finger of hersburnt a nolo In him. Ho couldn't standIt. I knew ho'd blow up r mo day under the strain. She got hit at last"

"Who got him?" another asked."Jtovln' Kate. She killed him point

ing her finger at him so,""She's got an evil eye.

afraid o' tho crazy or trollope.

!

Everybody's

"Nonsensot Bho Isn't half ns crazyas tho most of us," said the lawyer.

In my opinion sho had a good rensonfor no nt ns her flfccr at that man,She camo from tho immo town no aiuover In Vermont. Yo don't know whathappened there,

Tho doctor arrived. Tho crowdmado way for him. Uo knelt beside

"do 'Way From Me. Take Her Away."

tbo still flguro and made tho tests. Tierose and shook bis head, saying:

"It's all ovor. Let ono o' theso beysCo down and bring tho undertaker."

Benjamin Qrlmshaw. tho richest manIn the townsblp, was dead, and I havayet to hear of any mourners.

Threo days later I saw his body lowered Into Its cravo. Tho little, broken- -

spirited wlfo stood there with theeamo sad smlto on her faco that I hadnoted when I first saw her In the bills,rtovln' Kato was there In tho clothessbo had worn Christmas day, Sho wasgreatly changed. Her hair was neatlycombed. Tbo wild look bad left hereyes. Sbo was llko ouo whoso back Isrelieved of a heavy burden. Ucr lipsmoved as sho scattered little reduquarcs of paper Into tbo grave. I sup-pose they thought It a crazy whim ofHera they who saw her do It.thought that I understood (ho curiousbit of symbolism nnd so did tho school'master, who stood bcsldo inc. Doubt'less tho pieces of paper numbered bercurses.

"Tho scarlet Dins of hla youth arelying down with him In tbo dust'Uackct whispered ns wo walked awaytogether.

(END OP BOOK TWO.)

BOOK THREE

Is tho of the ChosenWays.

CHAPTER XIV.

Uncle Peabody'a Way and Mine.It Is a bad thine to bo un T a heavy

obligation to one's self of which, thankGod, I am now acquitted. I havoknown men who were their own worstcreditors. Everything they earnedwent swiftly to satisfy tbo demandsof vanity or pride or appetite. I bavoseen them literally put out ot houseand home, thrown neck and crop Intotbo street, as It wero, by ono or theother of theso heartless creditorseach a grasping usurer with unjustclaims.

I remember that Rodney Damescalled for my chest and mo that finemorning In early Juno when I was togo back to tho hills, my year's work Inschool being ended. I elected to walk,and tho schoolmaster went with mafire miles or more ncross the flats tothe slope of the high country.

"Soon tbo senator will bo coin nr."tie remarked. "I have a long letterfrom him and he asks about you andyour aunt and uncle. I think that he'sfond o' you, boy."

"I wish you would let me know whenhe comes," I said.

"I nm (tiro ho will let yon know.and, by tbo wny, I have heard fromanother friend o' yours, my lad. Yo'rea lucky ono to have so many friendseuro yo are. Here, I'll show ye theletter. There's no reason why 1shouldn't Yo will know Its writer,probably, I do not."

(TO BE CONTINUED.)

Difficult Men to Handle.There Is no class ot men so difficult

to be managed In a state as thosewhose Intentions are honest, fetwhose eoosclMtcM am kawHabaaV

.nafVavaatM

.1

Back Given Out ?Homework is too hard for a woman

who la bait ilck, nrvous and alwaystirtd. Hut It keeps piling up, and give;weak kidneys no tima to recover. Ifour back la lame and achy and your

I hint) a Irregular) if you have "blueinella," lick headache. nervouineM,dlttlnera ami rheumatle paint, uieDean's Kldntil Mlt, .The havt donewondera for thouianda of wora outwomen.

A Colorado CaseMrs. paala lirum

ley, 111 Twelfth HI.,llreel-J- ', Colo., aayai"I had a ateadr

aeha In myback and draftedalong day ntter day(eellnir too tired anildlacouraaed to do tnyhouxwork, 1 had

of dltslntiaand felt wealt andconfuted for hours.My kidneys werevary wank andcnueed mt a greatdeal of dUtrril. Myhanaa and feat lie- -cama bloated, Doan'a Kidney rill"were recommended and 1 tried themand soon tha awelllns had alt xonoand I felt aa well aa ever, I creditDoan's with aavlng my Ufa."

Get Daaa'a at Aar Slate, S0 Baa

DOAN'S kf hImCO BUFFALO. N. V.

Itmmt Qoiry Springs

FOIl ALL,

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GOOD LAND at $25 PER ACREThU nltr mty Uat only a fw darn. Two

t mctai, on tvnrfil. In iumtlntrilflrlct, unlmprovfd land nandy loam.).icllrnt URnr herd ami Kirn If on tJat fin 'arm und. r iiumf) I'lentr f vrair10 ftt untr emu ml, No drought, no Iom.ito worry lJ method of fartnlnv Ownyour own land and Whtr nurcena aiourcd,lSaiy tfrrnn. Writ today for iinrttru1T.Jure n)on $i t'ompuny. MM font, lUalt.

W, N. U., DENVER, NO. 18..1919.

Experts or

MUSIC

The packing industry is intri-cate, complex far more so thanthe railroads or the telegraph.

Every day multiplying needsof society increase its problemsand multiplying responsibilitiesdemand more of it

Highly trained experts, spec-ialists of years' experience,thinkers and creative men, de-

vote their lives, their energies,their activities, to solving theproblems of the packing industryand meeting its widening duties.

Swift & Company is not a fewdozen packing plants, a fewhundred branch houses, a fewthousand refrigerator cars, anda few million dollars of capi-tal, but an organization of suchmen. It is the experience, in-

telligence, initiative and activitywhich operates this physicalequipment

Can this intelligence, this ex-perience, this initiative and cre-ative effort which handles thisbusiness at a profit of only afraction of a cent per pound fromall sources, be fostered throughthe intervention of politicaltheorists, however pure theirpurposes? Or be replaced bylegislation? Docs Congress reallythink that it can?

Let us eend you a Swift ' Dollar".It will Interest you.

Address Swift & Company,Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 111.

Swift & Company, U. S. A.

ti

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llu jj-- j j nil smbsv raooueis IP 1

Ml I.?. y a jrc II I emu ii mm f o tHt laaaaaiiBsllutMN OJfy nit Uvl animalWjS&mf TaSartMtUtrl M eiNTs r taso II

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rSafe Drinking Water from CisternsWhen Well Constructed, Well Operated and Equipped With

Filter, They Furniili Valuable Supply for AllHouiehold Uie

(13? United RUte Department of Agriculture.)Notwithstanding tfio serious objections tn cistern wntor for nil household

tiao, thoroughly cisterns nro a boon, nnd tliclrmore extensive use In urged.

Vltnl features of n cistern from which Ihn wnlor supply Is obtained nro:Ahsotuto water-tightnes- top, sides and bottom, nnd close screening of Inletand wnsto pipes: provision for excluding from Iho cistern tho Hrst portion ofrnc.li rainfall until llm roof nr other collecting nron linn heenmo rinsed thor-oughly: n first-clas- s filler of clean, iiniid nnd thoroughly hurncdclmrcnnl. Tho How In Ihn (liter should lie downward, mid dm top nrrn of (Ikfilter lied nnd tho mto of How lo Iho lied must ho to linrmotilr.nl nnd regulated(lint Mow, effective flltrntlon (not rapid, straining) I" secured. A wnatn pipefihould ho provided which removes surplus Inllnw from tho hottom of tho els-te-

where Impurities lend mituriilly to nettle, l'erlodlc nnd thorough cleaningof Iho elstorn nnd filter U nocesscry. From tlnio to tlmo (ho clogged sandshould ho rnkcwl or removed from Iho filter nnd tho dirty chnrconl replnced.

Tho practice ot throning chnrconl Into cisterns to absorb tho odors ofdecaying organic mutter l of llttlo odvnnlnRp. Dolling cistern water, or"doKlnK" It with chemicals lo stcrlllzo It. although ante prccoutlons, Injure Iho

i "t u . Jli

Clt''n niter-Co- st, I1M. A. hogshstl or large tnnk: I), Itsht cover: C, wire acreens1), K Inch two-wa- y rain cock: E, union; 1'', brne or nalvnnlicd pipe,verroratttl) O, 1 k tit overhamlng cover; niter tiox may lo wood, Iron, brick nr con-crete, or tour feet of large-als- vitrified pipe; II, layer nne aands I, h

layer wood cliarcoal alia of wheat grain: J, two-Inc- h layer or gravelsite of email lieu, to give aupport-nn- drainage; K. two-wa- y rain cock withnne branch piped to waite; I., auction pipe; M, clitern, aide walla six to tenencliesthick; N, one-Inc- overflow; O, aump or catch lmslm 1', emernency overllow: Q, screwcap (remove cap nnd attach hand pump when cloanlng cletern): It. watte pipe;8. anlnjr check valve T, screened ventilator. When starting operation waste thenrtt water filtered: throttle roeka I) nnd K to give the desired low rata of nitration;malntuln water letel above annd layer, thus protecting the surface film ot mud,

whulcsomcnoas of (he wntor nnd should he regnrded na emergency measuresnever na aultnhlo substitutes for Iho heat possible construction nnd operation.

If rnln water la filtered effectively, tho keeping qualities will lie Improvedami large-sire- clsterna may ho used. That method ot filtration which resem-ble moat nearly tho alow percolation of rainfall Into tho ground will glvo Ihogreatest degree of purification. Such a filter can ho constructed with u barrelor largo galvanized Iron lank, placed above the ground ao It can ho easilycared for, nnd filled with anmo aultnhlo Mltcrlng material. Tho witter as Itdrains from tho roof khould pass through this material before It enters thoclMcrti, tho rate being kept down to ono pint In four minutes (la gallons In111 hours) for each square foot of area In the filler lied.

Hand la ono of tho host nnd most nvnllable filtering ninterlals, nnd well- -

hurned cliarcoal Is most usotul In removing color, taste, nnd odor, Fine anndremoves particles to a greater extent than docs coarsu sand, hut on tho otherhand It clogs moro quickly. Crushed quartz nnd thoroughly clenn pit or beachnand, such us Is uacd In mixing mortar, are employed extensively. Tho alioof tho grains should ho quite uniform and should bo such Hint nil could tiosifted through holes mado In a sheet ot pnper by a medium-size- awl or knit'ting needle. A depth of two feet of carefully selected sanil free from clay,loam, nnd vegetable matter, Is prcferahlo to a greater depth nt sand of IndlfTurcut quality. As tho thin aurfneo layer becomes clogged with continued use, Ittuny Im scratched or furrowed or a half Inch or so may be scraped off with atrowel, until eventually the bod Is reduced to 12 or 15 Inches In thickness.Tho sand removed either should bo washed and returned, or bo replaced withnew sand. It Is advantageous to place about six Inches of chnrconl under Iho two-fo- bed of sand. Triple-burne- triple-groun- woodcharcoal, tho pieces averaging tho size of whent grains, hus given excellentresults und costs normally about 00 cents u bushel, In sacks, nt kilns In easternstates.

1,353,792 BabiesBom in 1917

Government Flgsrei Revctl 14,394 Piiilol Twioi, 15 Sell ol Triplets

Complete statistics fur 1017 show1 ,09.1,7112 babies wero born In thoMates comprising tho birth registra-tion area. Tho birth rate exceededilie death rata by 74.4 per cent, thoUnited Slates public health reportsshow,

Dntn published In tho report shows:Mortality rate among Infants under

onu yenr 0.1.8 per cunt n thousand, ntotal of OAS per cent of tho total bom.

Total death rnto for 11)17 (nil ngtBlul nil cniues), 13.7 among while,

among negroes.Twins horn In 1017, 11,3111 nnlrn.Triolets bom snmo periods, 1H6

trlSi.The rtport nays that courts nro

Htfictly upholding local ordinance governing health und snnltntloti.

Ihflt)dl In Ilia report nr healthhints warning the public ags.lut ufrajllrenee of the "tin" eptdtnileswhich swtpt the country Inst winter,rind wlilth inoy. In ninny cases, ho foru-slSlI-

liy vneelnntlon. The danger ofnmallox Is also ixilntod out.

Ho'W Sharp Soft Pine StickMay Bo Used for Lettering

A Storekeeper, who wished to innkosfinn Iiiibo signs with heavy letters.vWtlled ono end of n soft-ptn- stickiliwn (o a si. rp, broad edge, and usedIHo letter Iho cards. A tool mado oftlils kind of wood works eouallv wellwth Ink or paint and, In tho hands otan amateur, will make a much cleanerletter thau n brush. The whittled endresembles tho chisel odgn on n redsable lettering brush, so that tho ordtnary motions are inudo In using It t

but, being more rigid, It demands lessskill on the part ot the workman.

Eighty Thousand Words IsAbout the Average Number

In Short Story or Novel

Nowadays tho short story novel Is tnv.ruo us well us tho short story.

n novel runs to lOO.iKK)

words, and sometimes n little over, hut80,000 Is about tho limit us u rule."Mnrtln Chtizzlewlt" and "Oumhoy nndBon" probably run to 400.(100 words.Tho longest novel In the Kngllsh e

Is Itlchnrdson's "Clurlssn Har-low," published In 1740. It was orig-inally Issued In eight volumes. It runsto over 800.000 words. Hut even thisIs far surpassed by Sllle. do Huudery'sfamous novel of the seventeenth cen-tury, "I.c Ornnd Oyrtis." This ran tolen vilumea, and was translated Into'Ungllsh and iipiwared lu live folios of500 pages each. Vet It wna read wide-ly. Then tliere was Cnlpreuado,who wrote "I'lenputra." This novelwhich round busts of readers, actuallyran to lit! volumes.

HIT AND MISS

When It comes to speaking 111

of their neighbors most peoplonro there with the goods,

Homebow a girl always Imag-ines that her piano plnytngsounds good to tho neighbors.

l'ortunuta Is (ho man who ac-

quires his knowledgo from thoexperience of the other fellow.

This Is Indeed n dirty lookingold world to the man who Is toolazy to clean his spectacles.

If Jim would buvo a penccfulhomo nil you have to do Is to paytho freight and let your wlfo runIt.

Tho Farmer.

tlo has grnvo trusts committed tohim. In tho great household of na-

ture tho farmer stands at tho door ottho bread-roo- and weighs to each bisloaf, Emerion.

THS

Variety ot Uses tor tho3,000,000,000 Bushels of

Corncobs Wasted Annually

It Is estimated that n,000,000,onobushels of corncobs nro thrown nwnyevery yenr In tho United States,

(hey can ho (urncd (o usefulaccount In n vnrlety of wnys.

The cobs inny ho cookrd In n closedtnnk with wnter nt nhotit 100 decreeabove (he hnltlntr point. After nn hourthey nro thnroimhly softened, nndwhen prosaed yield n fluid Hint Inevaporated In nn open koltlo to n j

thick sirup. Thl alrup la nn excel-ten- t

itdhoalro gum, aultnhle for tiao Inthe pnper liox Induatry, In (tie tnnnu- - I

fncluro of tllier hoard, for hill pollingnnd for gumming labels. Ita cmploy-men- t

In plncn of atnrch, dextrine nncflour pnatn would innko nn enormoussnvlng of foodatttfTa. The anlld vtntn-rl- nl

left from tho pressing I mainlycellulose, nnd mny ho ground conrso-l-

mixed with molnaaea nnd dried for6 loci: feed. Or. by sltnplo chemlcnltreatment. It can ha niudo to yield 715

per cent of Ita weight In pure glucose.If yenat la lidded nnd fcrmcntntlon al-

lowed, It will produce nlcoliol, Thocoh celluloao mny nlao ho used lu thomanufacture of nrtlflclnl ntllc nnd tenth'er, or mny ho employed ns nn absorb-en- t

of lu tho mnnufiic- -

turo of dynnmlte.

KIWS.

LOVE

If somebody loves you,You carnot be sad;

You've cause for rejoicing,You've cause to be glad.

You're a subject for somaAs you Journey your way,

If somebody loves youYou ought to be gay.

If somebody loves you,You're hound lo get gay

And Mow In the cashIn a wild, reckless way.

If somebody loves youYou'll part from your pelf

And make quite anFool of yourself.

If somebody loves youYou'll write foolish notes

In lovey-dov- e lantfuagoUpon which she dotes.

She'll save them and sua youAna eu you ny rorce,

The jury wilt rind forTho ptalntlrf, of course.

--Exchange.

William Penn, the Founderof Pennsylvania, Died at

tho Age of Seventy-Fou- r

In 1718, on July 30, William I'cnn,(ho Quaker founder of Pennsyl-vania, died nt tho ngo of seventy-four- .

I'enn received tho charter for tho ter-ritory from Charles II In 1080. llowas granted almost sovereign powersof government. Immediately upon tak-ing otllcii hi) pledged to tho peoplo freo-do-

to form their own Inws und pro-tection nnd security ngalnst oppres-sion. During his long governorship hispledges were nmply sustained. Ho or-ganized a freo society of traders andunder his wlso nnd beneficent controltho prosperity of tho colony grew rap-idly. I'cnn's treaties with the Indianssecured his settlement from tho Inva-sion that so retarded the developmentof the other colonics and enormouslyfacilitated tho Increase of Its

JUST SMILE

CARKIZOZO

Knew Him.Jones Could you lend me $10 until

tomorrow!Smith Not very well. I shall bo

needing It by week after next.

A Silent Partner.Mrs. Hoc- k-

hus-tinn-d

politicsuhouso?

husbandnnylhlng

nrotuid

Easily Pleased,"I do not sir. I want tho

love you glvo mo."

isfied return

talktho

Hint

"All I'll be just us well satIf you It."

"The rtegrets.""A mnsailne must lend a

sotmttvhnt gloomy Ufa," declaredns-h- o opened sumo returned

uscript."Why sol"

novor

house.

know.

rlsliti

Editoreditor

ho seems to do Is to pass regrets."

Hsr Reply."Dear," ho cried, resolved to rhnngo

"Thcro are words I burn to say I"Then made this cryptic nnswer.

"All right, Charlie, blazo away,"

Selling the Qlrl.

"So you wantmy daughter, ohl"

"I do. sir.""Hnvo you any

money 1""A little. How

high do you quotheri"

Does your

roil nil

Mrs. I'eck My

tnl'--tho

Ihopoet man

"All out

her.sho

He Owns Up.a

"Whero aro you going, son!""doing to call on u party down the

street."

TO

"I don't llko the use ot (bat wordparty. It you ure going to sco n gentleman,- - say so."

"Well, dad, I'm going to fee a glrU'

g& fills .amMexican Bandits Raise Nice Question of Ethics

WASHINGTON. I'roaldent Wilson's cabinet split whin open nn tho followingCaptain Matlock Justified In heating tho Mexican bandits

out of $QQQ of tho ransom for tho two army nvlalorst Willi the professorsof ethics who supervised military mor- -

mmSMOTE

Yp I IT WAi iTWAJhTjl

to

Is

nls during thono to tn for

a and It as It Presidentnmnto

onobligation, be

to this Issuefor cabinet.

One of cabinet members con-demns tho of bandits art

Itto break promise mado even tn a

Another contends that tho of a promise madoduress Is Justifiable.

thcro Is a utilitarian of thought maintaining that the bargainto lmvo been carried out Implicitly because tho Impnlrment of our

reputation with bnndlts for good mny embarrassto ransom our citizens.

Tho Mexican border's contribution to controversy was that OenernlDlckinnn was seeking wnys nnd to pay remainder of tho ransomto Iho bandits,

Tho sportsman, has n nlco sense of In disputed questions ofthis will unhesitatingly sty that tlcncral Dlckinnn Is

Tho nvcrngc American will probably say: bandits moneyand then 'em,"

Yankee Saleswomen to Sell Goods to Harem Women

women's chamber of commerce, first of Itshaving national and International scope, Is trying to do theso things:

Prevent eompulsory physical examination of teachers byman surgeons: extend through thoSouthwcrt and middle West a truckdelivery of fresh vegetables, eggs,milk nnd other farm products, with p'rldrivers In chnrgo of trucks;tilnrlzo American llngerla and tonarticles among the sultan's daughters,and populutlzo American shoes umong

women of China,Mrs. Katherlno Clemtuons Gould,

founder and past president ot thewho recently returned

from a business trip Clilnn, tells all

thcrohave

ruling, looksWilson, Instructed thocommittee difference betweenmoral and would

dccldo moral

group

group breaking under

Then schoolought

futuro

means

honorkind, right.

"l'ay tho thoshoot

American tho

American school

tho

about It. First attention Is to bo tmld to tho Kmltb-Towne- r senate bill forphyslcc'. examination of women touchers. The chamber will Insist Hint thoexaminers ho women. And, while, nro on tho subject of teachers, thewomen of the chamber of commerce will fight to obtain for them a higher rntoof pay.

"Wo had to educato tho women of China," said Mrs. uoulil, "wnoformerly believed that It wna sinful to permit their feet to develop naturally,In many Chinese cities wp hnvo persuaded merchants to handle

shoes for women, nnd ns the Chinese women gradually adopt the west'ern custom a great field tor tho American shoo Industry will bo opened."

Saleswomen been sent to Turkey with a lino of toilet articles andapparel nnd have had tremendous success. Mere she explained, cannoteven approach the fcmlnlno Turkish customer.

Navy Aviators Fight Unifying of Air Service

aviators aro against tho proposal to concentrate tno air sorvico of tneNAVY navy, postotllce and roast and forest lire patrols under a singleexecutive, probably u new cabinet member. Differing kinds of service, with

opposed.

cheating

criminal.

special each, makoIt necessary (n keep branchesrate, they believe.

Capt. Steele, S.Shawmut shows attitude

flyers Inscript as commander

a n lantlc squadron, department orII .a. aeronnutlcs.

, 1 1. .J?pLk fiirt w ivit Cnptuln Steele tho ShawmutSVtiJmmU7JV-- nro now at Nowport, 1. 1'rovlous to

assignment thornsweeper tho sen, but returned to American wntcrs to

handle the testing ulrshlps prior to their transatlantic flights, andin usiion, wliero landed.

"Thcro reports," Captain Steclo, "Hint tho proposedlegislation to consolidate services will provide n separate cabinetolllcer as the department uvlatlon, othersthe aviation department merely a chief, ns tho various bureaus

army nnd"r.lthcr these plans, in- - any plans which nvlotlon

out complete control department servicesuffer, und such legislation should ho

turn

who

called

who

first

sepa

Jr.,

navy somahim

fleetnavy

A?nnd

Mfttbont

tlmonavy

lateranys

bead nnd thatwill

navyothe- - tnko nnvy

nnvy will mean will

flyer has know how to cither from flimsy cockpitn n airship or from bridge vessel. has to know how to navy

scouting, bombing nnd torpedoing, const patrol work, and finally tho spottingot ami regulation of navy lire."

Captain Steel's conclusion Is that tho army aviator cannot ktiow thedllllcultles nnvy Hying and It takes him years to learn own.

Sam Wants Purchaser for Model

IF ANY Is In tho market buy town the department hasadvertising this fact to public the government said In an

ofllclal among other things: "Tho wur department Is offeringfor salo tho town Nltro, va acomplete Induslrlnl community em-

bracing 737 manufacturing buildings,housing 110,000

persons, and tho utilities and civicthat constitute tho con-

veniences n modern city."Nltro, built tho

a cost approximately $70,000,000,tho slto the second largest

powder plant Ihn world. Thobids must cover powderplant and the other Industrial units

as

war demobilized,been

tho aa legal

upontho

thodishonorable, reprehensible.

n

the faith negotiations

thotho

THIS organization

tho

organization,

they

American-mad-

lmvomen,

qualifications forthe

W. ot thotho the

the formby

tho work tho of tho At

11.

Its tho wasinitio Irish

ot thothey

nro congressionaltho nlr for

say tho bead otbo such of

tne have.

air

for thothe tho

"A nnvy thotho it He do

shots

ol tho game his

Undo a a Town

ono to n war onefor sale. In tho

announcement,ot W.

accommodations torIm-

provementsof

by governtnetit atot

ofIn

not only tho

civic

a. U.S. of

ot

ot of

on In

of of

ofof of

toof of

HOW MUCH

MS"!1.?.1(11

TMN 1

which were erected to prepare the Ingredients essential to powder making, butthe community well.

authorities

declaring

manuprepared

nnvlgnto,

smoke-less

Wit

"The Industrial community of Nltro stretches for mora than four milesalong the east hank of the Kanawha river. Here nro to bo found a sulphuricacid plant In seven units, tho capacity of which Is 700 tons per day ot 24 hoursa nitric ncld plant nt four units, the capacity of which Is 300 tons per day) acotton purification plant of standard pulp mill design In four units, tho capacityof which Is 22fi tons per day: n nitrating, colloldlng, nnd drying plant) 1U shipping bouses, or magazines, segregated for the storage of powder t etc,

"Set upon the foothills, overlooking tho Industrial aien with Its, bristlingsmokestacks, stands tho civic community moro tnau l.ow tumlsiicu portambouses, homes for tho workmen who will make the manufacturing units pro-ducing Institutions) 73 permanently constructed executive residences, hotels,boarding houses, dormitories, clubhouse, general und special stores, rsfciterloi,ted moving pictures houses, etc., etc., etc"

"Step t t, ladles and gentlemen. How much are we offered?

i

(toonROADSKEEP ROADS IN GOOD REPAIR

Concrete or Special (load Orlck Set InCement Over Concrete Founds

tlon Is Favored.

Tho wnr and tlm consequent railroadcongestion Imposed henvy trnlllc bur

ens UHn our highways; burdens, nfact, much greater llinti the roads werobuilt to sustain. To make matters(till worse, labor nnd repair inntermlswere scarcer during tho wnr, mid manyroads ns n result nro now In dcplora-bi- o

condition. As tho prencier wouldany, they nro "moro holy limn

Tho year 1010 la going lo wltncsa nnImmense road repair movement. Andtho work should he nt least falijypermanent. Merely throwing dirt or

Experiment Rosd of Vitrified Brick forPaving Country Roads at ChevyChase, Md. Finished Pavement InService.

loose stones In the holes Is n sheerwnst of time, because after u fewautomobiles and trucks gn over thoroads these looso materials nro pushedout ngnln und conditions nro us budns over.

Ilrokcn stones and tar hinder nrotho only antlsfnrtory repair materialsfor macadam roads, and many Im-

proved country rouds nro of that type.It Is beginning to ho realized Unit

concrete or special road lirlck act Incement over u concrete fiiuiidutlnnmust he used for truck roads designedt carry heavy truck Irnffc. Any-thing cheaper nnd less atnhln utmplymenna bail roads and constant repairs.

For laterals or main roads In sparsely settled countries where trnlllc Is notheavy and when the nmount nvnllnhlafor rnnd construction Is not large, tnrmacadam highways aro quite

PLAN HONOR TO ROOSEVELT

Suggestions Have Deen Made to NameTranscontinental Highway After

Former President.

Memorials tn tho dend nnd tributesto the living In the form ot highwaysIs n plan which Is catching thopopular fnncy everywhere. SinceFranco christened a street In honorot Wilson, Tientsin, China, tins dono(tin snmo thing, und elsewhero sugges-tions hnvo been made that n trans-continental highway he mimed Inhonor of Itoosevelt. Louisiana Is plan-ning n Victory oak way und sentimentIs reflected by movements to renntnnstreets nnd hlghwnys nfter heroes ntthe war In other states,

DURABLE ROAD SAVES MONEY

8avlng of Eight Cents Per Ton MileCan De Effected In Transporta-

tion Costs Alone.

Tho report of tho Joint congresslnn-n- lcommittee which Investigated high-

way economies In 101 1 shows that itsaving of eight cents per ton inllo canbe effected In Iriinsportutloit Costswhen it road Is lifted from tho dirt titho durable class. Tills does not taknInto account Increased real estate

or social advantages resultingfrom (ho Improvement.

IMPROVE ROADS FOR TRUCKS

Bureau of Markets Arrives at Conclu-sion Moter Vehicles Have Passed

Experimental Stage.

Inadequate highways aro onu of thepenalties with which (ho user of high-way transportation must contend, saysIlullclln No. 770, recently Issued byIhn bureau of markets. Tho depart-ment arrives at the conclusion thaitho motortruck tins passed the pxperl-ment-

stage, but says that beforu itcan attain Its fullest usefulness ihohighways must bu Improved.

Good Oralnigo Necessary,Tho most necessary requirement ol

n good road Is n solid, bone-dr- y foun-dation. This means good drainagefirst, last and all tho time.

Trees Along Highways.Trees nt it dlslunco ot r0 or 00 feet

apurt along the highway add to itscomfort and pleasing appearance.

Makes Hauling easy.Easy to town, and easy tn ride,Make, a farmer hauling and loads

fairly glide. i

yfchii.i

logal and personalS. I. Nurtlilanr mid wife, anil

,Mrl. 'I'. J. Noden motored to Kt

lilSO W'oiliiosilny on a week' visit.

Just received my now full sam-fllc-

of dry noodi, iticltttli itu woolmiitorlals, llaiiueletts ami cretous.Drop card for particulars,iOiO'2t Mrs. !?. O. Pluloy.

Itox 172, Cnrriitiuo, N. M.

J, I.ucas, anil On. White oftile Hrtnilii, delivered 73 head oryenrlliiU steers at CarrWozo Tuot-da- y

for M. U. Kiuloy.

Wo meet all competition. Write(Druur prlcos. Western Garage.

Tito Itoxt hltf excitement willlie u aircttH with pink Icmonndi,i(iiiorii, a herd of ulophiiriK

aiiii nil the other things Hint i;

with a circus.POTATOES t POTATOES I

Just received n car of choicewhite, Colorado potatoes. Ordera suck and reduce the II. C. of L.

l'houc Id. IIumhiuhv Duos.

Mrs. L. IJ. Crawford, MlssOeor-gi- n

Lcstiut and Allan JoIiiihoureturned Monday evening fromKbswcll, to which point they hudiftiue lust Friday.

Norwalk Inner Tubus anil Re-

public Casings. Doth fuarnuteed.Western Garajje.

Major II. S. Campbell was hereFriday night to Monday, returniiiH 10 HI I'nso the latter date.'I'liu major expects to be hereiigaiu soon to take his annualliiint.

Try a Spitelln corset. Mrs.G. T. McQulllun, phune 1.

The American Ley (on alreadyhas SOUO charter"! posts in theUnited Status. New Mexico has21) posts and citjhl awaitingcharters.

All repair work guaranteed atwestern uarage.

Mrs. Kittle Martin is here thisWeek from Kl I'aso, visiting hersister, Mrs, Ira (J. Welmore.Mrs. Martin's duughtcr, Viola, isa! fin here, huviiig come up someweeks ago.

Curs washed at Western liarage.

Henry I4uU and llryan Tinuonreturned Saturday night fromSauln IV. They encounteredkeavy roads on their return, andhave uo particular desire to repeattheir experience.

O, T. Nye returned Sundayfrom nn extended trip east, lievisited Chicago, New York andother places in the interest of hisoil properties and returned quitehopeful of early developments,

. .m i t ti no wimiiugiiaius arc now

settled in their new home, S02 N.Virginia St., HI Paso. Theyhuve lived here many years andWD expect them back before theroses bloom again.

A large number of tenuis havebeen engaged the past week hauling the derrick timbers and ironsfrom Capital) to the l'icncho oilfluid. One of the pieces alone isSaiil to weigh eleven tuns,

Mrs. l.dwiu O. Fiuley left yes.terday for Lot Angeles. California, in response to a telegramannouncing the serious illnesslier sister. Mrs. Finley's returnvvlll be governed by the comliti.niof Her sister.

H. 0. KnITcty. of iNeuro. wascirculating in Cnrrizosn severaldays this week, and incidentallydlipaitsliiR- - literature of the Tula-tOj- a

Valliy oil region. The drillIS going down steadily at Oxcuro,and a log is being kept ot the

trtitit (t penetrates lor com-

parison with producing wells inollur regions.

(m Prude was here Mondayfrom tilt Mutcnluro reservation,ami fitnt a day or two lookingortr Ilia ranching interests at hisiflliolt this side of Nogal. Inaddition to his ranch and cattlelittimsts here, Mr. Prude has alirgt area of the reservationllASi'daud is running about 5,000ttars on his lease. lie reports

Ut3 attilT hi prime condition nudtlfj! lie expects to put some of

Jrfptrjg Sleets uu the market soou.

John W. Norton passed llioiigh.Monday on liis return to Oiileiil'ujfromCapltflii. Mrs. Norton, wTin'

lias btuu visiting hor father, P. G.Peters, and fntnlly, wai very illrecently, and Mr. Norton wascalled in her bedside. She is nowvery much improved and Mr.Norton returns to his duties inChicago.

I',. K. Cole, school superintend-ent, who wns on the sick listseveral days Inst week, is himselfagain and attending to his educa-

tional duties. Mr. Colo's troublewns similar to that of a greatmany others a cold on the chest,caused evidently by the multi-

farious kinds of wtmthcr we havebeen getting for the past severalweeks.

lid. F. Comrey Injured

I'M l' Couirey came in Sundaynight from Ills much near Audioami suffered a fall that has causeda slight paralysis. Iluwascross-in- g

the street in front of the courthouse, after dark, on his way tothe Warden home where he wasto spend the night. He slippedwhile crossing a ditch and fell tothe ground, striking his bend.He was rendered unconscious andremained there some time before recovering consciousness,Finally, when his consciousnesswns restored, he found that hewas uimlili; to move, the fall hav-

ing partially paralyzed him. TheWardens heard him shouting,went to his assistance and callediu a physician. Mr. Comrey isslightly improved, but still lacksthe full use of his arms and hisentire system Itns been more orless nlTectcd by the fall.

For Kent

MODERN APARTMENT

Two large rooms, kitchenetteand bathroom

Inquire at

Carrizozo Trading Co.

Phone 21

DC

A BlgKllllnirCoyotes, wolves and other depre-

datory-nuiiunls are becoming sonumerous that stock-growe- un-

becoming alarmed at their lossesand the increasing boldness of 'hevnrmlnts. Last week poisonedbait was laid on the I.ula ranchnear Audio, with the result Hintthere are 40 less coyotes and fourMexican dogs iu that neighbor-hood. It is said that one dogwith the sheep-killiu- mania ismore destructive than a iIomiicoyotes. Arrangements are beingmade to organize a ''drive," andrid the county of both species ofshecp-kilMr- One sheepman es-

timates his loss in sheep andlambs as 3000 a year, killed hycoyotes and dugs,

Red Cross WorkerMiss Grace Kusley, of the

Junior Red Cross, Mountain Divi-

sion, wns here Sunday night anddelivered a splendid address ntthe Crystal Theatre. The followIng day she visited the schools,aml gave interesting talks to

llll

TI1K

chief

teachers nud pupils. She leftMonday evening for Koswell.Miss Knslcy's visit was very en-

couraging, not only to the JuniorKed Cross, but also to the Chapternnd will very materially aid thecommittee in (lie big drivescheduled for next month.

j A New MinisterKcv. A. C. Douglas, of Floy-dad- a,

Texas, is the name of thenew Methodist minister, whotakes the place of the Kcv. k II.I, swelling, who has been trans-ferred to Tuctinicnri. Serviceswill be held Sunday nt the usualhour, and nil allllintcd with thatchurch are requested to hear himand get acquainted.

i

To Meet Royal PairLieut. Henry Lutst bus received

nu appointment on the Legion ofHonor, the appointment comingfrom Governor I.nrrazolo nudColonel 1). M. Cutting, He leavestoday for Albuquerque iu responseto the command of his superiorofliccr, where he with two otheroverseas officers of New Mexicowill represent the Legion at thereception of the King and Juecu

Can be sent by Parcel Post. Satisfaction Guaranteed

PURE WOOL

ARMY BLANKETSFor Sale Cheap. Gn-a- t Uargains

See L. S. Dwis, nt Curruogn K.itit)K House

or write him nt ltox .toi, I'arruoro.

mmThe Sanitary Market

i Two iIokim Irnili I', t)

Krily & Lilian, Proprietors

lluving purohased the GroomSanitary Store, wo are nowprepared to supply the peopleof Carrizozo with the bust of

Everything for tlieJbTe

Groceries, Fresh and CuredMeats, Fruits and Vegetables

at live-and-Iot-li- ve prices

Phonot 46-6- 5

QARRIZQZQiNSJXS

The Sanitary Market(Two doom from I. ().)

Hkily & LUJAN, Proprietors

ofHatgllint whiajrwlll Uk-cplfr-

In Albuquerque tomorrow. Onlythree officers Of the state are un-

titled to shift distinction, and Lin-

coln county lias one of them iuthe person of Lieut. Lutz whocarries III honorable scars ofh.ittlc received on the llehls ofFrance.

Good Mining Claims

Numbered among tunny promis-ing mineral deposits in the hillssoutheast of Carrizozo are a groupof six claims iu Tutlelitc Canon,about three miles from Walnutstation on the Capitau branch.Assays from these prospects showsilver values from 100 to 250ounces, and nre believed to carrysufficient gold to pay for thesmelting, as the ore is refractoryiu chnrnctcr. The claims havebeen on record for many years,but little more Inau the annualwork bus been done on them,owing to lack of capital. Soment the ve)ns arc four feet wideand iu place between walls ofporphry and phniiolite. Theclaims are adjacent to the American nud Helen Hue mines, and arebelieved by some to be on thesame lead. They arc held byGrant and Amos Gnylord. A 70- -

foot tunnel has been driven uuone of the claims, the work doneon the others cousi t principallyof shafts.

Free Vegetable and FlowerSeeds

The following letter has beenreceived by this office from Sen-nl-

A. A. Jones, of Wnshlugton,D. C, nud will be of interest tomany of our renders:"Carrizozo News,

"Genttoinen: The departmentof Agriculture lias allotted to mefor New Mexico, a Inrge numberof vegetable and a smaller num-ber of llower seeds which I willbe pleased to send to those whorrqucsl me tunt nicy uesiresame.Plrasegive publicity to this effect.Thanking you for the courtesy,I am yours truly,

A. A, Jonuh, U. S. S.

Catholic Churchlint. J. II. Hum, llMlnr.

From now on every Sunday.1st. Mass at 8:30 a. in. sermon

in Kngllsli; 2nd. Massal 10a. in.,sermon in Spanish.

Sunday school nt the Chapel i:iF.nglMi at 3 p. iu. Iu SpanishJunior Class nt 3 p. in. at theParsonage. Seuior at 7 p. in. ntthe same place followed by

FIRST

it- - - - - iSaeMt'j t ' " H..1.IU

"Wasted Money Earns no Merest"

It isn't what you eurn that counts butwhat you SAVE.

LET US KEEP YOU

???

4 per cl. paid on St.vinis, compounded scmi-srinuill- y

The Lincoln State BankCAftMZOZO, N. M.

BANK WITH US GROW WITH US

Did You Ever Count

What the loss would be if certain of yourimportant papers were stolen or destroyed?

Do so sometime. Then compare the re-

sult with the low cost of Safe Deposit pro-lectio- n

in our vaults.

The question is too important to delay

considering and acting upon. We will gladly

explain this branch of our service to you.

EXCHANGE BANKN. M.

New Fall and Winter ModelsFrom "The House of Kuppenheimer." f)

Compare the price of GOOD CLOTHES with the 5j

L'L x r PUP A D PI HTUIMP

IN Our Kuppenheimer Suits we nre showing only pure woolmaterinls. We have models for nil. The new waistetl model for

the young man, both single and double breasted. A conservativedouble-breaste- d style, nnd for you who enre for a real neat conserva-tive three-butto- n coat we have "The Billmore."

Our prices are right. We are showing new Fall and WinterSuits nnd Overcoats as low as

21.50, $23.n0, S25.50, up to $50.

QUALITY

CARUrOHO,

$M.OO

Just reeeived a new shipment of ShirtsSilks, Heavy Madras and Crepes

We are proud of this line, because of the general scarcity.The Shirt stocks nil over the country nre very low.

You will be pleased with our wonderful display

Priced from $1.50 to $12.50 Each

Cooper's Underwoitr, Kueino FlannelShirts, Walk-ove- r ShoeB.

1

Carrizozo Trading Co.Phone-2- 1 THEN PRICE