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Carrizozo News, 12-13-1918J.A. Haley

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TO THE OF NEW

VOLUMH l'

Thins to I5at, UutStill lie notlcrate

All 'liinitntimiH to the use of

siii.u tu household it ltd publirpi ti, 'nare lemovril by the fondndniinisi i .itiou. This is due tolii redded proun, turn in thet'd Slati l.'uli.i. .mil other sugar-p- i

odticing .outlines, and to thesurplus or TAo.miu tuns carriedover in tbii emiutry as a result of

iiii'i.iruMiiuiiwrvu.Hni m n.Mr of a of ini may now be. this a very death rate, i having for that

iiiirelumt'il wituiHit restriction, theultnouuces.

Though tin specific regulation hudev-- been issued limiting the pur,'ih.isc of candy to oi;c ijiiuuil, it

become fi c.ouiuiiiu practice lilimit purchases

The Florida citrus croporanges grape fruit- - nowintimated at 8,000,000 boxes asiig tiiist '1,500,000 boxes last sea-.n-

The vegetable crop is alsolarger. Until crop, are now mov-

ing to and taxing trans- -

II Itllllfll I DILI' tlllll I M t V II I

The month annual drive

continue to $17.50 through American

toi,... i,.,wi to

the packers participat-ing in controlled orders for

and and export.price applies to average packers'droves on the Chicago market,

and hogs under 150

pounds not included.The "hunger map" Kuropo

shows actual (amine conditions in

northern Russia, Finland,ll.tllic provinces, Poland, Hohe-un- a,

Serbia, parlsoffood shortage ap-

proaching the famine point inKoumauia, (Sreecc, southern Rus-

sia, other countries seriousshortage in Italy, llulgaria,Switzerland and Turkey; and in

Hurope presentsupply, but future outlook serious.America is the great storehouseIn which all Hurope looks for re-

bel.Herbert Hoover, now in F.uropc

, oT Americangovernment, cables that thepii'ssiug for food isoliYKUiN. The international food

controller are in conference to

provide money ships to nb-t.n- u

food arrange for proper

" The Cat Came hack "

John M. Keith, liel inLitU'oln countv our moun-

tains were htile bill-.- , returnedlo Kpetul a Ii w ucekh

with Irii'iuls a .it While

tlicUst a rr n III iv hi' is'y"1n . iru

part ot Wherever goes,!u i to ol

gold ol oror.inge Knives of California,

kiKi-osaiw- ' isw.irinl) welcomed a lioslol

Hip a coin todetermine hi course whenieaves, as "The tuttllowei'

to Oo(l wlletl tela,"just a unerringly Witt

in Lincoln wlienwalulerlttil

CDacct3030OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER DEVOTED INTERESTS LINCOLN COUNTY, MEXICO

adiuiuistrntiflii

voluntarily;

Austria-Hungar- y;

representative

CAKKIZOZO. LINCOLN COUNTY,

Four-Minu- te Men Tell War Has Won For Humanity300 New Mexico Men

Give Lives Big WarSanta M., Dec.

Tlit' of New Mexico whohave died in military service, ns

- .... .

if

ti is

I

coinpilctl lioiiril or willservice passed the mark, month. Through this organza- -

it m believed that tion have beenrecord' is closed it be practically everyOut total more than and hall the nationmen, is low been utilised pur

lu.nl

had

and is

market

demand

week

last

will 400.

it home poig-

nantly 10 communityprice of of vic-

tory. The photographs and re-

cord of that ac-

cumulating in depository ofboard in museum

reaching formidable proportions.

Opens who generouslyFor Membership responded every

The attention of people ofLincoln County is called to

that on loth of thisI'lll

of will beginlfor inwill be membership

Cross- - Thc campaign willJanuary, according anreeine.itit... ,.,i,i.,iutri.tir, 'lst and including 2.?rd.

and fifty

army navy This

"tbrowouts"

of

the

anil

ami

rest of fair

the

andami

distribution.

whowhen

thishere ml

and

h.il!still in.'.n and his wan- -

Id.,Tv he

hot the oil Ileitis

the theupon

ret ".tu, heby old

lends Hi- -

liuhut

turn her heho etBtir

to Win tythe

in

Fe. N. 11.-- -;

list men

by tliu thishas Mi)

and the of

yet hasevery the

war and the cost

the war arethe

the the are

pose, i minces asat

worktime

isA

haveto U.

thetHe

fact thethe

theKu'l

up the

the

the

C

The this

Mostof lvitUn,

ii . i.

!:.. v imw ...... uU,S) we j,..lit ( tt.i till .... , Kiiiii t.iill -. K,..u vw urn wtS ,,,of

u miiiuwu.. s yL'.,r. cat - , ,,y AttorMey fj, A whicl,. .. iirtiiic-- jj fy- - representation what

not to backyear, , ,e Men have beento to join ' c Itloingj is toim...,i.3, . I t I. I ..... 111..

I inn ,IWI III nivbut to voluntarily forwardami enroll.

The record theduring entire of thewar is one truly to be proud ofThe and everlastingwork which has been done will

throughout the ages toas a to humaneness

buuevoleuce.Although the is over and

a huge amount of charit workhas been done, we are

Isin car in f for the sick woumlud, tile result of the casualties in

kitv tinfc ha iiiwnun iiiiiiiiifai iiiu

The soliciting inouihershlpwill extend throughout Lincoln

Mr. mi.

and auxiliary exertextra effort thehand, and let be not

campaign, hut,M.liwt.,lfl ...l.l..,.i,r.

unMiuitf rusmiiHihiIity

Oaks. John has a..v regnru ami ouihas eral dunuS work per

.tii(l out- -

.K..UK- - ilns nip Io(f""tion regarding theiMillll!lJ,Ml wrilp Itulnt.

Texan,Ik-Id-s Nevada

iiuv

trl.

sous the

Catholic Church

December (here

Currizozo.Hiigllsh.

mm

v'

NIJW MEXICO, FRIDAY, DHCHMHiCK 13. I'M.

WhatNightly Addresses made At Red Cross

Church and Renewed VimDuring a Week

The organization Four- -

!.!iuutc Men, which was effectedhistorical spring, disband

bOfore millions peoplereached, church,

15,000bristiuas candies

brought

minimum

no organisation were per(he the 'announcement the butassigned the decliuutiotis were by some

meeting were and the committee had selected,the uratuitously nud t''c thetheir to the preparation

and their delivery.The

and the Four-.Min-

Mondaycall are, M.

Hrickley, Rev. R. II. Lewellyn,AttorneysH. Harder and A. Perkins, andProf. T. W. Conway.

for discussionweek, which the last but

is Wethe

Pile usual-pla- out ,.., ,,,, ,,,.,,,.UMi.ii ,)Ut

iiiicnltu.xt ())C) as(

u. llcrkiS(WB

this andwait be asked this,

...alii ami it presented ourvuiiii,

come

Red Crossthe period

wonderful

last comemonument

andwar

tblereminded

and

County, Haley,

concerted

riMidiugdesirous

services Catholic

Sec-Ol-

Sermdn

Workheater with

theatre

ScriilOii

supplied topics,chairmen

donatedspeakers

addressescounty chairman

Cross speakersDrive

George Spence, Oeorye

subject

"What Won?"

sending

(eiv,.ru(l

oi havethe privilege hearing these

important subjects discussed,Mr. Perkins said:"Ueforedisbandiug the

organisation Four-Minut- e Men

I werespeakers thetin:

with so

the1'inir .illniiini 'I'lin of la

do

In fi iinii 1... Itnthe1.,..., I

h t ..work of the for' V 11,

. ... . . ing confrontingllllllllll-- t villi. V Will III-- I,. ,i,, aconsidera in ,irMiiii,'.Ifiiio

0f

ami A.

thattime

,'h.urmall onrnnatlo rMiiatii tli- -lthat no person

each antoward in

thisa an

......

tiugly discuss

Halteringopportunity

n" uliMuviieeperson Lincoln

a

been ucip misretu. .1 tin., inieresieu

u.

i..m h.m presentlll:,l

isw

,1,

ut the

at til

in

of

ofof

tono.

be

of

of

of

notof

nationalof

time Heldmost

times,,been witness

surpassingbeen

witness

birthWorUI world

Perkins,Mo.ubership. ,lIhla? ,,et'" J,r,v,,et0

PUHLICITY COMMITTUU,wael

another;

II.IIUMA, I'u.lnr.

Sunday,

chttftllSlJD.

iOlfJO,

reauers,

momentous

decreed thatUth day November,day

civilizedsigning

cessa-tion hostilities then raging

The work Ned Cross,which suffered suchinterruption during epidemic

inllucuza, has bent renewedwitli old-tim- e amiinterest that Lincoln CountyChapter branches have

since organizationRecently various

nationalcounty time,

speakers sentplaces whom

gave renewal

HalevRed

pricewill

one,

llis

stand

manyhad

ahead

much.

events

order

Wi,lc"

mademeant

delayed.The principal declinations in-

cluded secretaryship andchairmanship supply

piuttvu, vry important posiMrs. con-

sented retain thesecretarysliip,which assurance con-tinued cflieicucy o.llicejand Mrs, French

capacitysupply committee, which

very importantMrs. Frank Miller named

inspector,given that models garments

night process making, alulchapterfurnished withmanufactured accordingmodels,

The work these noble, womenand their assistants have donepast year been arduous, and

required much their time,they have done we'll

their acceptance theseAmerica, William H. Ingersoll, poriaut duties another year,

national director, has called upon when really entitledthis army il rvst, entitles them esteembring branch national considerationservice close parting " whose service they laboredtalk upon matters general successfully and which theyinterest, and brief liave reenlisted.

tttimilnu Pu.1there much work yet ntlentln( fdr Iron, ended, ev'en though

has by America inspiring feature has end- -

tiii.ttAmeriean soldiers. fact MM,

Red Cross problemsllllllll 111 111 ,,,,

oi eeree

J

everywork

also only

.itn. s,

J

m

I..

of

ihairman

of

of

ofof of

to

of inin

...

what been done

tiit.int.In .1... n..!..,....,.......

us,with

of

took

large shipments

hesitancy road, which complete thethU subject is so big in- - necessitate anvolves so Its scope is sotiril:t ll II, 111 llll'ia,. un I I l,...o'"""iimnn.

1 ordinary can lit

.... I ..

it in thc limitedami its

offers thefor power of

v T ' amii oratory- -

let In County . lu theKcpersounl

... . i i .. i i. . i .

wonderfulv s

indistricts, lu

Mr.

Ilkf.J.

will be--

-

-

in

1

ilu

utone"

itour privilege

of in-

terest. has our privilegeto thc of the old

and the of things,and to see of the new

Ilianv nooks ol me Ut "l f ml nnwnnl..,,,! tl.l.,.rU

court

orw. A. chairman of the h

Committee "urw the great-H- y

A.J. Chairman. tust n ,,cl er by menagainst anil it was

15,

ili First mass

at

Have

whom

they

space

iririM.tttta

every

world

deathWorld

we should live tothe of PJI8,the upon which all the peo-

ples of the worldhappy by the of the

armistice, which the

thea serious

the

the vigorthe

and itsmaintained

men of the com

seiccieu,

theof the com- -

twotions. 11. S. I'iirbauk

tois an of

in thatJ. H. also agreed

to act in the ofof theis a committee.

R wasfor ami assurances are

for'ft! the

and branches will soonmaterials to be

to the

the

has ofbut it and

of hit- -

lorto

vast to tothis anil all mankind,

a if

of ,

t worl llir, I'm.uhat to ,,e flf war

the

ll.'lim ti f fi.r lllll...... ................

n

i

the

has

oldthe

anil

onesee

were

of

of

be

has

iimniiuii in, p.,-- aimtwo e(Uitlly ofrefugee garments arc on the

of we approach to by-- it ami required will

allotted,

to

It

on

Rollaud,

united elTort on the p.irt of all.This is no lime lo throw up ourbauds and quit. Let us buckle inand liuisli the work so nobly car-

ried on, and conclude witli per-

fect record. 't

Germany's Wnr HillIr'tlimit'litl Wi.rl.ll

Dead, 2,000,000; wounded, 4,700-00- 0;

permanently disabled and aoharge upon the state, 2,000,000.

Interest' bearing war debt,nearly

Commerce absolutely destroyedand li7 per cent of her tonnagecaptured or interned.

A permanent annual bondinterest payment of S2,()0O,OOO,-00- 0;

pension roll, three-uuilrtfcr- s

of a billion annually; civil ad-

ministration, a billion and aquarter annually; total, $4,000,-000.00- 0

a yea i.Total iii'-out- e oT (Jcnmiu people

before the war, U,000,00(),OUOannually.

Cost of afterDie wur to the

cousw(tieuce.sGerman people.

amonust the belligerent nations nearly 40 per cUht of tlieir aiiritialTUUK 10 I'.tuliS pre ti income.

of

KIH .'"'MA n' III WW III 111 II WIIM II

NUM 50

'United War Work ,

I Subscriptions PayableW. P. McDowell, of Allnupicr-qu- e,

state director of collectionsfor the United War Work cam-- 1

paign, has announced that thenational treasury has called upii'.i

j New Mexico for its Hrst pledge offifty per cent of its subscriptions,and has notified county collectors

'and county treasurers to immedi- -ntely begin collecting, on thepledges. It will'be recalled thatpledges made during the cam-paign were payable 50 per bent byDecember 2, another 25 per centnot later than January 15, andthe liual 25 per cent not laterthan March 1.

Some ol the counties have re-

ported the collection of J0 percent ol the total amount pledgedduring the campaign, while othercounties secured- - but little cashduring the week of the campaign.

New Mexico received highhonors during the campaign, inas-much as two huts will be namedafter this state. New Mexico wasone of tfie first ten states to raiseher quota, and will have a mov-ableh- ut

named after it In addi-tion, each of the first ten statessubscribing the largest percent-age will be so honored. Stateheadquarters has recommendedthat one be a Young Men's Christian Association, ami the other aKnightsof Columbus hut. '

I hese buildings will be movableand vill be assigned to the division in France that has the greatest number of New Mexico boys.t he huts will move as the divi

sion moves and will serve theboys, no matter where tiiey arestationed.

Mr McDowell has receivednotice that the Southern depart- -

mtjnt, consisting of New Mexico,Arizona, Texas, Arkansas, Louis-iana and Oklahoma, led all de-

partments in the amount of oversubscription,

Oversubscribed

The United War Fund campaign went "over the top"handsomely, so we are informedby County Chairman M. U, Fti- -

ley. A little in excuss of $5,500were the cash results, whilepledges amounting to SfiSD wereturned in. Unr original quotawas $4,500, and it will be seenthat our county exceeded that bya good sum.

Chairman Fiuley wishes to ex-

press Ins gratitude to all the com-niuuit- v

chairmen throughout thecounty, and all committees andworkers as well. Notwithstand-ing the prevalence of a seriousepidemic at '.ie time, these work-ers pushed the drive, and not onlyachieved success but produced allatlering excess over the quota.

Nineteen Cars of CattleO. ',. Fiuley, H. O. Fiuley anil

Powell Hros. loaded out nineteencars of,cattl&last night -- fourteencars to Kansas City and five earsto HI Paso The shipment con-

sisted of cows, principally good,heavy stulT and some canniifs,The shippers desired to relievetheir ranges and at the miniyMine tnke advantage of the pfeS;Clit good coifllllioii of the '(lock-- .

I, SIMS' MEN FIGHTU-BOA- TS DAILY

Win Exciting Battles With Huns

Near the Bay of

Biscay.

KEEP TRANSPORT LANE OPEN

Because of Unceasing Watch andOallantry of Craws Chipping

Losses Have Been ConfinedLargely to Freighter.

American Naval Iln. France.American destroyers, nldcd by Frenchand British vessels, arc bnttllnc withUio enemy suhninrlnos dny and nlchtto keep open Uio Inno throuKh whichAmerican troopships nro brinslnB thoBrcat army of American soldiers toFrance.

Ilardly a day hns punned durlns thoInHt month In which tho Americannaval convoy fleet hns not had an en-

counter with a suhinnrlno too lurklncnear tho Hay of'Iilscny, hcyond thowater of Spain nml t'ortucnl. Aujrustwas tho month of greatest danger andKit'iitest vlRllnnce, for tho niimticr ofAmerican troop coming to Francoreached It mnxlmum In that month.

Keep Transport Lane Open.llccnusc of tho unccnsltiK watch,

never-endin- g readiness to pounco uponthe German submarine, nnd tho gal-

lantry of tho men on board tho Amer-ican nnd other destroyer", tho shinning losses have been confined almostexclusively to freight vcssole. Thosteady arrival of American troops hasprogressed uninterruptedly throughouttho period of chief menace. Most ofthe vessels successfully attacked bysubmarines havo been outward boundfrom French ports.

Ten American destroyers took partIn ono of the must successful submitline hunts on August 0. They wcroheading south In column When tholeading destroyer sighted a periscopeon her port bow nt 800 yards and gnvochusc. Tho submarine submorged, butthe destroyer steamed ahead of herand dropped two depth bombs In herpath and then lot go 14 charges In acircle. Suddenly tho bow of tho sub-

marine emerged nnd became the tar-get for tho shells of tho destroyer. Asthe submarine again suhmcrgyd, ap

FrenchOcniiiin guns

distant.

Sovenil wounds In tho bendnnd both legs were not to de-

ter I'rlvntc Albert H. Hnrtwell fromaiding another wounded Atiierlciui sol-

dier. Suffering Intense pains from his

wounds, received when shell hrokonear hlin. Hartwell carried otheruouniled boy to dressing stntlon forhl). Ills bravery nnd o

htive brought him nwnrd of the dis-

tinguished service cross fromUcnerulI'ershlng.

Uurttc1l. an American, hnd beenliving In l'arls with his mother, Mrs.

Pauline Nelllo Hartwell, 10 Huo I'one-reu- .

He Is a member of tho UnitedSuites army ambulance, serving withtho French and had been gassedon July 18.

The citation reuds:"Ho drove his timhulance

over h road east of Helms that wasunder bombardment of gas

slieils. On ono occasion, whilecranking his cor, ho was knocked scv- -

parently, helpless, tho destroyer passeddirectly over her and dropped twocharges directly on her at n th'Pth ofSOU feat Nothing further was seen oftho enemy, and li Is believed his craftwas completely destroyed.

Another encounter followed a sub-marine nttack on a big American re-

pair ship entering port here. Tho sub-marine's torpedo, flred at closo rnngo,Just missed tho rudder of tho Atncrlcan vessel. An American destroyerdashed to tho attack and dropped abnrrngo of depth charges. A streak ofoil camo to tho surface, Indicating thattho submarine was following a zigzagcourse.

Destroyed by Depth Charge.Another destroyer and evernl sub-

marine chaser Joined In tho hunt,dropping depth charges on oil patchesalong tho route. It Is believed the sub-marine was damnged and that sovcraldays later It was destroyed by a depthcharge

Unusual uctlvlty was displayed bytho submarines In tho Hay of Illsciyfor two days on August IS nnd 10. OnoAmerican destroyer reported Mint shohad destroyed or damaged a largo en-emy submarlno on August IB. Hut thosamo day threo American freighterswcro nttneked and two of them, theMnntnnan nnd Cuhorc. wcro sunk.

More than 4G0 of tho crow of theFrench cruiser Du Petit Thounrs wcrorescued by American destroyers whe'hslio was torpedoed on August 8. elicitIng a note, of thanks from French naval

SHELL SHOCK CUREDPhysicians Say Ailment Is "War

Neurosis."

Men "8cared Stiff" Often Oetto Normal In Ten

Rack

With the American Armies InFrance. Shell shock Isn't shell shocknftcr all. It's war neurosis, so doctorshavo djscoverea.

That takes all tho prestlgo and dis-

tinction out of being somuch so Mini a lot of peoplo who know

WATCHING THEIR GUNS HAMMER THE HUNS

nnd Cutiadlun oilier on u lour f Inspection at Ibo front. aklngdiver behind a captured ammunition wagon as the heavy openn bombnrdmeut of the enemy Hues but a few yards

WINS SERVICE CROSSI'nrlB,

sulllclcnt

athe

a

the

nrmy,

repeatedly

nnd ex-

plosive

ernl yards hy the explosion of a shell,yet he contlnu-- d h's work. Anotherday his ear wns hit by a shell nnd bad-ly damaged and he himself wns badlywounded In tho head and both legs. Inspite of his wounds ho carried awounded man who wns In the ambu-lance to a pluco of safety, tnado htmeomfnrtnhlo, and then crnwled to adressing station for assistance."

BOY IS FLYING LIEUTENANT

Seventeen-Year-Ol- d Cleveland YouthBelieved to De Youngest Army

Officer.

Cleveland, O. Friends of Samuel D.Sinclair, Cleveland boy, located at of-

ficers' training camp at Leon Oprlngs,Tex., believe lie Is the youngest com-missioned olllccr ' In tho Americanforces. Sinclair Is u llrst lieutenantand Is but seventyn years of ngo. lie1ns won n medal for rllle practice, and

TMJK OAJUUXOao HHWi.

GERMAN CANARIES HIS. PETS

'

aasaaaitijjjj

llrlllsh olllclal photograph taken onthe Hrltlsh western front In Franceshowing two tiny Ocrmnn roller ca-

naries on tliolr master's cigar. Thoywere rescued from mi evacuated vil-

lage ara being tended and well-care- d

for by tho IJritlsh.

nuthorltlcs to tho American nnvnt com-

mander. Highest trlbuto was pnld bythe Amcrlran naval commander InFrance to Amcrlcnn, French, and Ilrlt-lsh destroyers which managed to bringInto port tho American freight steam-er Westward-H- after sho had beentorpedoed, thus saving an extremelyvnluahlu cargo of airplanes, field ar-tillery, rifles, machine guns, and

about It won't oven ndmlt there's shellsi,"'- - anywhere. Hero's whys

Were you over surprised speechlessor scared stilt? Well, thnt'B tho samothing going on within you as when youhave shell shock, Tho fel-

low who went tlmo nfter tlmo to pro-pose to his girl nnd couldn't mako histonguo work, had tho samo thing, onlyon a smaller scalo than they do atthe front.

TIipho discoveries about what theyused to call shell shock hro Interestingnnd valuable, because they show thattho victim merely tins lost control oversome faculty. Ho may stutter or hishead may shake or ho may havo thotrembles, but It's far from bclnp In-

curableJust us tliu chap who wants to pro-

pone finally gets his tonguo and getstho Idea over to her, so tho shell-shoc-

patient gets back to himself again.Doctors got busy ilnd figured out Justwhat ordinary shell shock Is. NobodyIs scared of It any more, since It canho cured, sometimes In less than tenminutes.

Tho best cure, It Is to putyour mind on practical and concretework. Washing dishes, sawing n Ing,or knitting sox would bo good for shellshock becnuso they would give yousomething ran concentrato yourmind nnd Hands upon,

In tho shell-shoc- hospital they workon manual training objects, makingtoys, building boxes, bouts or makingdesigns. Anything one can concen-trate on Is good.

Just figuring out what tho proposi-tion Is has taken nil Mm honor anddanger out of shell shock, anil sluconobody's scared of It, everybody getswell pretty quickly. Most of tho boygo right hack to tho trenches and nev-er get It again.

Old Soldiers Duy Bond.l.os Angeles, Cut. Civil war voter

nns at the National .Soldiers' home ntSawtelle, near here, pledged them-selves to buy 101,000 worth of WurSavings stumps. The soldiers of '01nro also heavy Liberty loan

Is now an Instructor In bayonet nndrllle drills.

Blnclnlr was In n military schoolwhen the war broko out and Immedi-ately tried for enllstinunt In tho

corps. Later ho was sent to anollleors' (ruining camp und when onemouth over seventeen yenrs of age, re-ceived his commission.

Meet In Hospital forFirst Time in Year

Ashland. Wis. For tho llrsltlmo slnco leaving this city ayear ago. when they enlisted Inthn nrmy, Private Frank lllahnlk and Private James Hchwilger, cousins, met recently in aFrench hospital, where both hadbeen taken utter being woundedon tho western front. Prlwii.Illnhntk's parents here had beenutnwnro of tho fact that he lueibeen Injured until they recchia letter telling of tho reunion

GIRLS! LOTS OF

L

A small bottle of "Danderine"makes hair thick, glossy

and wavy.

Removes all dandruff, stops itch-ing scalp and fallliifl

hair.

BaaBs?Yvi aaaaaaaau

Baaaci

To bo possessed of a head of heavy,beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy.wavy and frco from dandruff Is merelya matter of using n llttlo Danderine.

It Is easy and Inexpensive to havonice, soft hair and lots of It. Just get asmall bottlo of Knowlton's Danderlnonow It costs but a few cents ull drugstores recommend It apply a llttlo asdirected and within ten minutes Microwill bo an appcaranco of nbundnnco,freshness, flulllncss und an lncomparnbio gloss and lustre, and try ns youwill you cannot find a traco of dandruffor falling hair; but your real surprlsowill bo after about two weeks' use,when you will seo new hair fine anddowny nt first yes but really nowhair sprouting out nil over your scalp

Danderlno Is, wo bcllovo, tho onlysura hair grower, destroyer of dan'druff and euro for Itchy scalp, and Itnever falls to stop falling hair at onco,

If you want to provo how pretty nndsoft your hair rcnlly Is, moisten a clothwith n llttlo Danderlno and carefullydraw It through your hair taking onesmnll strand at n Mini . Your hulr willbo soft, glossy nnd beautiful In Justn fow moments n delightful surprlsoawaits everyone who tries this. Adv.

Tho greatest bet ever luado wns theilphahet.

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weak kidneys and aching TbV 1.1 nova Km v A 41.. 1. ,.ifighting off any germ disease. Theywnsrn wow up, ana you leel sail.

or nenroiuluvo heaaaehes,distlneM, backache, tors Joint and Ir-regular kidney action. Then wwi s

nerd .prompt help. Use

for quick, satisfactory result.

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shape, too, when

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Main 8L, Carls-bad, N, K., my:"About yeanubo my kldfioywere In bad afeapa.My was solanw and tutcould hardly retaround. ,M ytime tried la bandover, sharp, damnspain wouM catchmo In my back, and

could hardlyMy kld-ne-

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nils. This medicineDoan'a Kidneyhelptd rn nufckly and two boxea rid

Cat Doon'i at Aay Stan, 60 Ba

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The dealer who has achieved big suocrss doas not wasla his time, enenry antmoney tryinir to sell unknown uccnaorlcHe knows that ehenp accesaorlm nreBpoculntlon, puro and simple, both for hlnand his customers. He la not ntlllnR lput lilmnclf In tho class with the makeriof products that aro "Just as Kood." IKbunks on a steady, consistent turnover.Moco Monkey Clrfp the one establishedpatch, the ono that Is universally accept-ed ns standard. This famous ure patcthas been tested by Impartial exports am

perfect In performuncn. IIwithstands the frlctlonal heat generateunder .ny conditions of service. If youidenier does not handle, order direct, or.paid If money accompanies order. Val uIn two site cans only, 64 square Inenei(1.00. 1M square Inches 11.75.

ManmfactartJ nf by ih

Moco Laboratories, Inc.Oklahoma City, Okla.

IVosalsso Abk Voun Jobdrh

GASTORIAFor Infanta and Olilldron.

Mothers Know ThatGenuine Castoria

AlwaysBears theSignature.

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straighten.

pronounced

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CASTORIArn tnwupAr, new tea m

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Showing That Sometimes the Late Bird "Gets His"

WAMllNtlTON. Yes, the rnrly bird eiitrlivn tin- - wnriri. Ilut lllo Into birdII. Inn; especially If he stnys up Into enough. Tlio

inulln hour hnvo been sung lliruiiKli history, lint mi one hn Inlil much stressiipou tlu vnlue (if tlit uunlngous hourslit tint nttior end of tint iltiy.

I have always- thought Hint llii'cnifly bird which would sit out ontin- - limb lifter IiIn fellows linil soughtllii-l- r downy nests would iirotmlil)'cntch niorii worms tliini If In- - liml heitttlm bugle.

HlnlN mill iihti It Is all the sume.Messenger boys wen gathered In

ii riHini ut oho of tlio local lelcgriiphoIIIcmi tin' oilier night. It was tutufor this particular shift of messengers,

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even If messenger nrc to Know no hours. 'I'Iik hoys were countingtheir enriilngs. Orio little fellow displayed $15. noil nnotlier tnlil how'lie won mnklng $IMI u inonlli ensy iin rolling off n log, Iih said,

Amid these hoys stood ti vvteruii messenger, n rriill old man, seemingly,yet tliere iiiiihI lie it deep well of life In tlmt old fellow, for tut Is to lie seennight mill dtiy. ruin mid shine, walking urotiml, delivering messages.

"Anybody wmit to go tii to the uipltol to (jet somu cnHs?" cried tint nmnHt Uie desk. He mimed ti prominent congressman.

"I'll go," mid the old fellow.Thi' hoys gave him the "hn Im" us he Blutllled slowly out the door.He won gonu two hours.When he inmc hnck he hroimht with lilm u bundle of iik hlK us

n trunk.The congressman liml n big eoiiHtltlieury.Tlio iiiiiu ut thu desk figured up the "commissions."On the thu hoys hud refused thnt old messenger

uiudc $ft!L

Just Two' Foolish Frivolous Young Women

SHIS In the olllce pet. She wild mi. The other wotniiu tliowith the liulllTerenee you notice iiHimlly greets our

people lire so aggravating and went on dabbing rougu from

vnluc.

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thu on before thu tnlr-.(.-'-

In a room nfler'

'This town nwnywith olllcii pi'tH. urn iihout thu

across I

lieeu hero u month yet. Ilutyou count I off be-

cause I u ilny toMime n h you, I

"No Mich ii thing I Two of thuother girls to get offwouldn't Ilut when I linked

he wiin iih sweet us nny pencil thnt ever prow.""Oh, I we; could spare you better thiin thu oilier. You'll he out of

u Job tlmt thing you"Hateful think, you! Suy, If you expect to ga on the Htreet with you

you gotta ruh of Hint pulut. I wouldn't Im ilend Ilkayou do."

"Don't worry, love; you'll look me, deud or olive. gnttnlie horn to beauty unit the who wiih up laughed outwith the graceless Joyullsncss of u Ntreet kid. And the other took her lit herfnce

"The vnnlty of people," she mild. "You eiin Kpenk foryourwlf, t you kid?

All of which would too foollNh to wiiHtu print puper on except Hint IIIn exnetly the two kIiU went on thu other iifternoou.

With Souvenirs and Memories of the Great Game

IT WAS a iiuilleuce Hint to llepreKeututlre Klucheloe utKentucky recently In thu bin, coiiifortuhle of the Hed Croxx

V. M. C. tiulldliiK ut the Walter Ileed Mllltury hiiNpltul. on the outxklrtxof WiixhliiKtoii. JNot nut worn tux

uuil In of nlmoxtevery iickIIkco reposed proud souve-nir of the owner's prowess under thehIicII lire the Ituus, for

were of the wnr.A youth from Ciirolliia

mountains, still shlverliiK fnnn shellshock, llflied up piece slmipnelfrom his kimono pocket. '"Theygouged this out of my hip,"plulni'iL "Aliotlier piece cut me In thehead. I don't reckon I'll ever he lit

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tiU'Krams

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and

iii'ccpted

box thu dresserthetiter primping

mntlnee.must Im run

VimI'vu eomu and

liiivi'ii'tcim me out. cot

hud coming meKI"'"""

wnuted liml holettem.

Mmlie

know,"mc

off some caught looking

nover like Youllku mine," girl iiiiiklnu

Homo certulnlycun

hewuy

MriuiKu llHteneduudltorlum mill

A.

huthrohe, pocket

listen-ers veterans

CT S V.SJITVOK TKK ONE

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mm

to fto hark wlsht I could, tl.niidli." He n ml many l Ids siippend inmradeswore Jauntily the tiny, soft "overseas" trench cap, tlmt readily nccommoduteaii pis musk, Hint supersedes the eampalKn t'Ut us soon us nur men leave our.lion liml Is rapidly bccniiilnu' the only military hcudKciir of our troopD

except the steel helmet.The iitidltorluiu thruiiKcd U ninny hundred Invalid youiiK soldiers, n

niiiiilMT or whom liroiiKht In by tlielr eomrndes lay uround the wnlU on cots,hrlxtlisl with it truiile forest of crutches. A muiio vuiiiik chup with u hituthiKcdfraction of u foot led the applnuse together with n haudsoine sportsmanwhoso case Is particularly pathetic, who has no Icks at nil. Thu latter In

carried tenderly from place to place hy comrades less severely stricken.

Departments Have Long Needed More Floor Space

WITH ii'iinx liulUlliiirk ,'iiliei reiiulsllloued or erected to accommodate thehiii' husiiiess. ilisir space to take cure of peace-tim- e business U

Insultletcni This -- tuteuieui iis authorlied by Secretary of the Trctmury

imnNti-sinie,- "

.MCAiloo. The AlllllKton hlllldlliK IIIIUthe treasury annex, both of which willbe ready for occupancy In Iho winter,provide l.aHt.(HH) feut of lloor space.

Ilut oven with this addition to theimillahlo space thu treasury ilennrtiiieut will liml it a million rcot shortof the requirements for normal tli..ex.The work of the treasury dcimrtmcnt

7TlT7TSJU Is doiio III llftl-llv- e hulldlliL's HciitteredK'Jft jLJ3 over thu city. bulldlnir und niljLcC" rtMI,nH ,,r" crowded to "xuffocutlon," au

uiiil'iui ui me iiL'iiiriuii'iii saiu,u) ii ti tN "it i Imt at the close ol the wur there will ho a

number of unoccupied department bullillni.'s In WnslilnKtou dlsptnyH irrosaIglHirHtice ui coudltlonx here," Mild the oltlclnl referred to, 'The truth Is, wtlneed two uiore Inillilliics that sbiiulit be ut least equal In slr.u to thu utuiuxhihI the Arlington to take cure of the peace (Icmniuls In proper nhupu.

"Wiishltiittou. iih fur nx uucessiiry public btilldliiKX are coucernud, wasHliiys, about us much uuirepared for pencu ns slio has been shown to beirilirOlflri-i- l fat wnr. And now that lutlucnzu has spread, condlfluim havatiwnne

Uvery

THJC CAJtKISOXO NBW8.

Impttakt tt ill WmmiRMdtrt tf tkli PtfM

Tt.M....-- J. .... 11 J.luuuHimi ujiuii uiuuMnui vi womenhave kidney or bladder trouble and nerei

,,w. ........ vuiii niia vv(4 flVIS IW

rctuU of kidney or bladder diaeaawv

If the kldncya are not In a healthy condition, they may caUM the other organiW IAVUIUO UIKIKCUl

Vntl mi tifTf rm In In IIia ltj1f tt4.e and lot of ambition.

tlAAB t. . 1 1 1 . 1 . - ( ,1

ble nnd nuybe dnpondent) It makci

Tint lin,1.l. nt w,nn.n M1.fM it.l TV- -w. kviiku via, ill til.. Jr.Kilmer Sjwsmn-ltoot- , by rcitorlnibcaltli to the kUlnryi, proved to be Justthe remedy needed to overcome audioontlitiona.

A Rood kidney medicine, pouetilpjreal hrallnft and curative value, shouldbe a blcuing. to thounanda of nervous,

women.Many send for a (ample bottle io set

what Swamp-Hoot- , the great kidneyliver and bladder medicine will do fatthem. Kvery reader of this paper, whebaa not already tried It, by enclosing tencenta to Dr. Kilmer A Co., lllnolumton,N. Y., may recti vo sample alia bottle byl'arrel Tost. You can purchase themedium and large !zo bottlca at all dnujitorea. Adv.

Stunning All Right."I was In a d encountur

with ii hie Ocriniin," narrated thu ofll-cc-

homo on ftirlouRh, "and my am-

munition wiih none. Just an we closedIn the grapple I wrenched my armloose, knockltiK hint senseless with thebutt of my revolver."

"Oh, how perfectly stunning I" ex- -

claimed thu Kirl.

Cxtleura Htalt EczemaAnd rashes that Itch and burn. Ifthere la n tendency to plmplei, etc.,prevent their return by making Cutl-enr- a

your dally toilet preparation. Forfree samples nddress, "Cutlcura, DcptX, Boston.' At dniRRlxts and by moll.Soap 25, Ointment 25 nnd CO. Adr.

Proper Aloofnett."If you're not nfrald of germs, why

do you wear n fnco shield?""To imiko them keep their distance

The fact thnt I'm not nfrald of themIk no reason for my desiring to maketheir lntlmntu iicqunlntiince."

STOMACH ACIDITY,

INDIGESTION, GAS

QUICKI EAT JUST ONE TABLETOF PAPE'S DIAPEPBIN FOR

INSTANT RELIEF.

When mculs don't fit nnd you belchens, acids and undigested food. Whenyou feel lumps of distress In stomach,pain, flatulence, heartburn or headncho,Here Is Instant relief No waiting!

AJust ns soon as you cat a tablet ol

rope's Dlupcpsln till thu dyspcpsln, In-

digestion and stomach distress ends.These pleasant, harmless tablets ofI'npo's Dlupcpsln never fall to makesick, upset stomachs feel lino nt once,nnd they cost so little nt drug stores.Adr.

His Line of Talk."What hnvo you to suy nbout

pen eel""Mister, I'm not talking pencu; I'm

talking victory,"

Tint CVnia Ttmr tllnit tnalcei the llAndreMnappy, make clotuea waiter loan anow,All goon grocrri. aut.

For Long and Hippy Life.He patient. Keep sweet. Do not

fret or worry. Do your best, and leuviresults with (lod.

Catarrh Cannot lie Curedby LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a, thajcannot reach the arat of lie illieaae,Catarrh la n lornl dlannae, itrtmllv Influ-enced hy cnn.tttutlonal condltlona. HALL'SCATArfHH UHDICINi: will cur, catarrh.It la taken Internally nnd acta throughthe lllood on thn Murnus Rurfnres nf theByatem. HALL'S CATAHUtt MKDICINKla composed nf some nt the best tonloaknown, combined with some of the beatblood purifiers. The perfect combinationof the Inaredlents In IIALL'R CATAIIIIIIMKDICINR la what prnduras aiich won-dert-

remilts In catarrhal condltlone.nrtiRKlsH 7Jc. Tesllmontnta free.V. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O.

They're Picking Them Cleaner."Thut dog of yourn looks thin.""Ves. Hy thu Minn wu get ready tt

give lilm tlio bones there Isn't nonrljthe meat left on them thero used tc

be before thu war,"

Keep rour titer active, four bowtlt cltia bMet Dr. rtme'i rieinaal t'elleli anit joa'LI IP brillbj, wttllhy anil win. Ailr,

Overheard.Jack You enn't Judge u man by tin

way he dresses.Vera Oh. I don't know. I can toll

a gentleman hy his get-u- p In tincrowded street cur.

Appropriate Exclamation.Shu (loudness gracious, the churct

Is on flrul .He Holy smoke I

.t : "... nv ?$$ t;mnItW KITCHEN

The secret of happiness la not In s

what one likes hut In liklns wh I

one has to do, tlnrrle.

A CAKE FOR TEA,

.(njtKmaimrOi

. l

MC following recipe!may he served iih hten cake 3r will keepwell the rooky Jarfor the children

Oriental Tea Cakes.t'lenm ii fourth of

n cup of shorteningSsn. and addI

iJjfl cupful ofheiilliiK

gradually unitbrown sugar,

constantly.Dissolve mi eighth of u teaspoouful ofsoda III a tahlespooufltl of water, ndil ilhalf tcaspoourul of Minllbl and onucupful of Hour. Mix until It holds to-

gether and leaves no crumbs, MakeInto small bnlls; If they separate midii few drops of water. I'lucu on u but-tered sheet nnd bake In a quick ovenuntil dellentely brown. This reclptiwill make 1(1 cakes.

Poppy-8ee- Wafers. Tak two cup-ful of milk, two eggs, three

of olive oil, tVeo-fourth- s ofa cupful of sugar, pound ofpoppy seeds, two teaspooufuls of link;lug powder, a pinch of salt, and Hourto roll out. Cut In largo rounds wliha cooky cutter and huku u hot oven,

Bangor Brownies. Cream h

of it cupful of sweet fat with a cupfulof brown sngur, nil egg. three squaresof grated chocolate und h utn teaspoonfiil of salt. Add onu-hal- f tuthree-fourth- s cupful of Hour und acupful of nuts. Dent all together andspread evenly on a buttered pan. Ilakttin ii moderate oven and cut In stripswhile hot,

Creoles. Mir alt the fnllowlne 'n- -

grudlentH, beat well and bake smallfluted pans from 1'.' to in minutes:Three eggs, one and a half cupftlls ofbrown sugar, three-fourth- s of a'rupfiilof flour, one-hal- f tenspooiiful of suit, ufew grulns of cayenne and one undone-hal- f cupfuls of pecun incuts.

Macaroons Mix one cupful otnlmond paste wllh onu cupful of powtiered sugar until the mixture. Is likemeal. Add egg white, one at u llmu,until three hnvo been used; flavor withu fourth of n teiispiiouful of iilmondextract. Huku on buttered puperplaced on an Inverted dripping pun.ltemove from thu paper liiiuiedhilelyafter linking In n very slow oven,

Blerpt To the homeless thou art home;The friendless llnd In thtu n friend;

And well Is he wher'er hn roam.Who meets thee ut Ilia Journey's end.

Bbereur KllloL

A FARM MEAL.

iunifliiWftrlM'441flr 'Commlnio.1'

i

':

II Y Is It thut the Kver- -

uge fur in dwelletwhen eiilei'tiilnliig cityguests will luviirlnhlycudciiMir to give themsomething that Is cityfood rather than serving something whli h, i

4in is riiniiiiini inr im-ii- i

Jn hut unusual to the..Ii.. ,....... tt'l...i j unmiii i itiiiii

more delicious tueal could he preparedthan linked potatoes with ci'l.p brownslices of sweet, farm cured suit porkwith it gravy made from iho futthickened with Hour and liliiile withgood milk?

Then thero Is roasted spuierlbs, notthe kind wff can buy In the city markets, hut spiirerlhs wllh plenty olmeat on them, rousted with u si liltingseasoned with the good things uhlclihave been raised in the little herbgarden by the housewife herself.

A boiled dinner served from thefarm wife's tnble Is an intlrely illfferent nieal Hum the usual boileddinner. In thu llrst place thu cornedbeef has been grown and fattened,killed and cured on the place and Ittastes very different ; then the egetables lire fresh, full of their Juicesand of good flavor. A good-size- cab-bage, a turnip or two, u few carrotsand potatoes and u nice fnt piece ofcorned beef cooked nil together untiltin vegetables are tender, makes i

dish lit to set before the dearest friend.The tiient should cook In simmeringwater tin hotir'-o- r more before thevegetables nre added. Unions nndcooked beets, cooked In separatesnticepnns, may nloo accompany thismeal,

A Istrk roust of home-grow- n porkdovsn't tastu much llko the town variety. If the winter Is the time oneIs entertaining, thu rnnneil corn, peuinnd beans which hnvo been put upilur' thu Nciison of fresh vegetableswill please the palate much butterthan the tinned kind wo tuny purchaseIn town.

In

In

In

With fresh eggs, an omelet, u ens- -

Inrll plu or n sponge cake may haquickly prepared. With the plcklcvnur, spiced und sweet, which ore the

pride of every farm wife, she neednot fenr for either vnrlety or flavor.

THIS WEAK,

NERVOUS MOTHER

T1U HowLydiE.Pmkh&'iVegetable CompoundRwttored Her Health- -

PMtadelnhla. Pa. "I waa varrweak.always tired, my back ached, and 1 felt

aicxiy moei oi vamtime. 1 went to adoctor and ho salelI had nervous

which ad-ded to my weakcondition kept maworrying troat oftho tlmo and hasaid If 1 could notstop that, I couldnot cet well. IheardiomuchabontLvdlaE.rinkhom'aVecetabla Com- -

my hnitand wanted mo to try ILrrand It for a week and felt a little better. I kept itapfor three montns, anaI feel fln and eon eat anvtlllnct nowwithout dlitrcss or nervouineis. " Mrs.J. WoivniUNE, 2842 North Taylor 8L,Philadelphia ra.

The majority of mothers nowadayaoverdo, there are so many demandsupon their time and strength; the resultis invansuiy a weaaeneu, rai-oow-

nervous condition with headaches, backache, Irritability and depression aaasoon more serious ailments develop.It Is at such periods In life that Lydla E.Flnkham's Vegetable Compound willrestore a normal healthy condition, aaItdJdtoMrs. Worthllne.

Securing the Estate,Altlien, six, heard some older por- -

lon talking about u will, nnd how val-lab-

articles have been willed to thentended person.

Some time Inter she enrnestly wild!o me:

"When 1 dlu I am going to will you3iy pretty hair ribbons nnd dresses.mil when you din you will me yourDig doll und willow doll Afterdilnklng n minute she exclaimed. "Ilutrou die llrst, won't you?"

Defining a Malady."What do you think Is the nature of

lllndenhitrg's Illness?""Nervous breakdown ns the result

of trying to mukn a military hero outaf tho kaiser's eldest son."

"I sec. You consider It a case otthe I'rlncuwllllcs."

Indi-gestion,

Why He Stayed Home.Mrs. Jones, .Inck.'I wish you would

Mine lo church with me, Just for once.Jones And Why?Mrs. Jones Well, If you could see

liow poorly my gowiiH compare withtho other lady worshipers It mightloosen you up a bit.

HEALTHTALKSpanish Influenza or Grip

BY DK. LKE II. HM1TII.

An old enemy is with us again, an4whether we light a German or a gena, wemutt put up a good fight, and not Ira afraid.Tho influenza runa a very brief coursewhen the patient is careful, and It we keepthe ayitem in good condition and throwoft tho poitons which tend to accumulatewithin our bodies, we can escape the diecate. Remember these three Co a cleanmouth, a clean kin, and clean bowels.To carry of! poisons from the andkeep the bowels loone, daily doses of apleasant laxative ahould lie taken. Bucka one la made of May-appl- leaves of aloe,root of julap, nnd called I)r, Pierce's Pleas-ant Pellets. Hot lemonado should ba usedfreely if attacked by a cold, and the pa-

tient aliould be put to bed after a hotmuitard foot-bat-

To prevent the attack of bronchitis orpneumonia and to control the pain,Anurie tablets ahould be obtained at thedrug store, and one given every two hours,with lemonade. The Anurlc tabletawere first discovered by Dr. l'lcrce, and,aa they flmh the bladder and cleanse theklc!no), they carry away much ol thu poi-

sons and the uric acid.It is important that hrothi, milk, but-

termilk, Ice cream and simple diet be givenregularly to strengthen tho system and in-

crease thn . itnl icslstanro. The fever Isdiminished by the use of tho Anurie tab-lets, but in addition, the forehead, armsand hands may lie bathed with water(tepid) in which a tahlcspoonful of

has Iron dissolved In a qutrt. Afteran attack ot grip or pneumonia tobuild up and strengthen the system, obtainat the drug slnre n good Iron tonic, called"Irontlo" Tablets, or that well knownhorlml tonic. Dr. I'ierco'a Golden MedicalDiscovery.

Don't Ruin Your(TV,... By Neglecting a

Retained AfterbirthFew eowa die but many are ruined bt sucheegleel Olve DR, DAVID ROBE NTS'

Cow Cleanerbefore ami ntler freshening. Hwill positively nrerent andorrr-com-

this trouble, Atourdeslersor Potlnslil II 00 Consult lis.

UAVIII 1I0UKIITH ubuut allanimal ailments. Informationfree. Bn,l f? prlee Ilut ofmedlcliit.s unil vrl a Kit Kit

cojij of 'The Callla SpecUIIH" will) fall Infar- -

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Carrizozo NewsPublished Friday Bt Cnrrizozo,Lincoln County, New Mexico.

KlllKIPlI IWHm'IIUiI I'lllM MllltlT Hi UlP I'lWllllllCI'

ri rariuoio. Now Jul;!. IMw.

Suliicrlpllon Katet, $2.00 PerSU Month., $1.00

JNO. A. HALEY

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Year)

Editor and Pobllllur

ROR RETURNING SOLDIERSThere litis heen inucli specula-lio- n

iib to what will be done withtlie noldiur when he comes liotuc.

It ill our opinion, is a problemfor each community to handle,more or less. However, It is, usu initttur of course, nation-wide- ,

anil not only the nation tint theHtiittm unit communities shouldtake some concerted action tomoot thin grave problem. As a

tart on thin plan the Federal j

state director lias culled a meetingat Albuquerque the lHtb of thismouth, and asks all local organ-- j

iMttliOim to scutl representatives.In our opinion, our urbanizationswill ilo well to take immediateainr fuvoralile action on thinmutter.

The call ruads:"Alhuiuorqiltt,N. M., IJee.'J. I'JtS"RllitOr Cnrrizozo News:

"A mooting is to be called inAlhuquurqiio December 18 at 1U

a. in. in the Chamber iff Com

mdrce building. At thin moatingit l"ouruaatly requested that allorganizations in the state whichhave the welfare of the relumedsoltllur at heart, stud it rupre-smttativ- e

In order that a Uniformplan may be adopted a nit carriedout.

"The plan lobe determiiwl on i

one which will coordinate nilforcet in the community andi boost a representative or n colu-mitte- e

to act for tile entire com-

munity. Ttfti representative fircommittee i to secure ait office

and voluuteer nistuce to lookun uverv available anenilltr tot J a r.

which to direct the returning meifto employment We nre lucliisingto you matter which we arc null-ing to member of organizationsthroughout the tnte. We akthat you give litis matter publicityand arrnuge If pos!blo, to atteui!this meeting at Albuquerque.

'U. A. MAOl'IlltttSON,"PttfUrnl Stnto Director."

Bring u vuur liitlos ami pells,we gutiraHttO hltrlleat marketprice. UarriaoM Trailing Co.

The greatist organization ofmercy known in the world solicitsyour membership. Its mission isto a itl suffering humanity, and Itsmission does not end with the

Notice ul Suit ul I'erauiul I'ropertyrtllKIIIFK'H HAI.K

Nntlcii it littflir kIm. Unit In imriuuiiCA uIlia nmvlaloiia nf a cvrlalu chatlal ninrtiiagv

mill dullviToil liy J N H'lilU, nf Our.rltoii, l.lncalii cniiiitr, Ni-- tlsiloo, lit furor ufJ. II. IlllUfl. Ilf (7Mll!lHtl. mllll ClltlUtt Hll.l HlNtl..1.1.1. u..i.i ......i..u... i .Im.hiI i.m iu. .1.... ..r"nil" m ".n." .... ...v ..., "(Iclnlipr. IHId. anil U n( rrcmil In Itis iillli'M ultlinrlnrk nf Mnriiln county, Now Masloo, In tlm(.'lialtrl MiirtitiiKO K'ciinl, tli undrriluniHl, 0.Wnlliitr ll)lc, Wiotlirof l.tui'nlu cuunty, Htntiiof Nvw Mtfilni, fur tint puriHwii of biUUoIhk Hielnilrlitilinn rtliiilntfil In ulil ruiirlKntff, In the

iiiii of four Hundred iiml HnrrntMlTa IJS tJJdullam, loiti'llir with Interi'Ht tberaun nt tliemtr uf IU iwr fHiit r nninini, ultornrjn fmnniiiltliuciMitii uf (IiIhuhW. will anil, al unlilionurlliiM,In Ilia liltflii1! lilddnr fur ciikIi, on Monduy, I In

Slrd day of llocaiuorr, IUIK, ul Urn luiur nf tanu'cliHk a in. of ald day, (u front of thii t'ourlHoii.ii ut Ciirrltoiii, aid county and tuto, tintfollowluit I'trminnl irorl), towlti bi

AlllliarnttlulirliiuiiliiK'iitliaaHldJ.N-- . WLitK,

wmirliiK t tin fullowlni; limud ulijlhn'loftidi, or no niiiii) id unlit cnllla JJ inriliaU''lia

ncrriNar) timHtUfy I I,h alinvu dvlilV,ultli lutar-it- t.

alturnty' fint, ami cimtaof tliU aula.''f. W.M.KKIt IIVOH,

Hlitrlll Mnriiln coUDty, Saw Uailru-lilte-

lit 1'iif rliimi. Naw Mcilro, tala ll'lh dayof Nnvaniliar. IUI.I!. A I'wkiiia, attorney for mortuaa-e-Nor. II,

Mi

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yy w y ' m i nyim 1

A

IT

close of the war. Join the RedCross its red badge of courageand sacrifice is the greatestemblem worn.

DKi'AirruuNT oktiik iNTi'.iimitUnited Htntra t.nnil Olliru

llo.well, New Mexico. NnviMulMirJUl, IU1H.

Notice Uliureliy ulraii that Ilia Htula of NewMexico, miller the rotklni oftli,i rl ofCoiiiiiaea iiiproiitl Juno 21, lkIH uinl ,lun,i 21),

IIH0 and aria iiidoiiiDtilury mid aliiendiitor)tliereto, litu llleil In (Ida ollleit aeleellon llala fortlin followlliu- - deacrllieil lilllilal

1, 1. 1 No. HUM. Htrtitl H 11117.11, tor let l.tl;),UV and aMi:v. H. ul. T i It. 10 I! . N

M l' 51

I.I.I No 1101, Serlel No. UII7.IV forMac. a, 'I' ' H.. It nM.N.M.I'. M.

I'roleata or iMinlralaiiKaluit uii) or all o( aualiaelectloua may lie tiled In tlda olllee durlnic tlialierlnd of publieulluii lieroof, or at any time be.fore U ii nt certlllcate.

UMMIiTl' I'ATI ItN,Deo. in Htvl.ter.

N. B. &

&a'

Oils,

WE ARE THEDISPENSERS OK

The Titsworth CompanyWHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Kansas Blackleg SerumBlackleaf ti40,,

Studebaker WagonsHog Fence Steel Roofing

Dynamite. Etc.

The Titsworth CompanyCAP AN, MEXICO

TAYLOR SONS

Blacksmith Auto ShopHeavy Forging Specialty

Gasoline, Vulcanizing

Opposite Burnett's. Peed Store

EXCLUSIVE

NEW

(ululllliPRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY

COMPOUNDED

Kodaks, Kodak Supplies and Stationery

ke Qeam and all Kinds of Red Drinks

Rolland Bros

' wan1

,.irn'.'-,,?"i-"TTn".-- ... 'p'v. "yr V';'

We carry the largest stock in the SotitlnVest. pre-pai-

every job guaranteed. Write for designs and uhliiuates.Bowers nunumunt Company

21S ICast Central Albuquerque. k. M.

Special l"tcilitlehCor liauquct and Dinner Parties.

Carrizozo Eating HouseI'. V. (1UUNI3V, Malinger.

Tabic Supplied svitli the Hostthe market affords.

Building Materialt have lust lie c n liilnrintil tlmt no permit from ;m tSumnmcnt ulllcUl Ii nowncicisiirv to in, ike lurm improtemeuls nut tu exceed 111.111111.(111 us ilcciiled InHie tiii Industries lloutd on Nov. Kith.

Tills ulsti applies to liuildluis in tukns uud cities. Iliereture Ijriners rnntlmienand others can nob m.iV r siuh luiproicmciitH us desbed up In thli amount.iitiliiiiupcred.

This pruttlcjIU puts iisii.uk lotvliere e cic htliire Hie w.ire li.nc .i l.ii ic stnclt ul liulldlmi mulcrlul'. Let Hie Wheels ul I'umiiiercc lulltiter tiinie

Foxworth-Galbrait- h Lumber Co.CARRIZOKO, N. M.

BUY YOUR FORD NOWCttrs tiro hard to ohlitin at present, so come in and

figure with us while we have them on hand

Hring your repair work to us. We are hotter equippedthan over to do your work. No delaysj prompt service.

All Work Absolutely Guaranteed

and prices are standardauthorized hy the Ford Co.

We carry at all times a complete line of Kurd partsand accessories

Mail Orders Promptly Killed

Western GarageOur Terms Cash

Buck from the Navy

Joe West ,it,il M.t ii lltirtoilri turiM i! 'i m.i infill Irotii

Imrli .tmi Smith Ciinhn i. h.iv- -

I'll; l.( . II liwi h.ir'i lllllll till'11,11 v. Thisc bolt lilt lure III

A u -- 11 i for 1 :ti i li ston, . i tut trainIII. i . , lull I !o. 111. luill II

t ll.lllt . l.i ,i i 01 " tin tin li.nl

'nil ll bolt, t III- .11 llllst n'c -

ii; iii .' i mI llietr s. r ur- - Iiimk- -

I 1101 lit .1 Until till bl, - W It. inpli ' i il iii l In ii" i ni ri

tills !u l. .1 Illy Iiil III i I r- -

r i ii. u'li ni i In iiihmii

I elr Johnson Siifc

A n lit i n , n I i v in Mi . .milMl-- . I' M liillll-- ni lli'lll Mli'll

mi I I . , i" Ki 'I In

nl .1 lint Ii l ii ' mi il I

i I ll m lull il' t 1. . th.itIn .iii.; i m ti Iii ' it Iii r nit -

t s I .i k.-- iiiii i in

M l' III III , .' II ' t III ll' hi'!'.

.i t It. ii i inn i l U'.iM il li

.in .it iiii .lit i'. IVlo .1 ii'l Ii in t mil-- i

nit s ti If il ilic Ann i H hi Inn'siii v i l iM'"l It . il. win. Ii

li.nl Ik ' il ill iiii .1 tlli'ln III till' (It)'

iiiiiii. vii'n ni ilit. K.iiNti. and nnwi In ,iu t ) K. Tlio ti ikIh nl

the I.UIHH J' il ue With tht'l'l tivelOn hiiihIh now the ver-M-;- i''

hi ill ought (il little l't it -

-- .il i.. t

OisHJtr of Nw tnkS. V, White arrived Mundu)

limn Sotlth ICnglih, Iowa, Iff'

t.ilu t nc pemition oi Cashier uftlu I n t Stalo Hank, at Cu)itmi.

I i i'tiinu uf Iho bank. ho- -

i. "ill lie del a veil milll aliout.Ii. Iii t ol the year, owing tn ibeicii-.i- i rival o) material lor llnish-in- ;

tin building. The managfin, Ht Ii id hoped to be i reoperation

i. nit month iiki but it In ii n

iilitmnal prool of the old ndugci li.i i ' Man irtiMisi'N lint lioil dm--

lt. I Kiinlit'il cartti' Up

i. ni. Dun.. .. . miii.., Weilntft-il- .i

iiikIi: ''' i'ls to itfltirntoiiii now, 'nil .' ill It- !n'i:inilpuni

.. . Ii i u.i u ir. i . M II.ii ri- -

II .lilt) li.r- - I" t il i ll'lt'llllhIII!1 ,i .1 A ' ,.l'0l,.

S .' sti. . ,i it ' list. Thet r.oan I I III It u 1 "

ri'i' ii '.I'lU l'.u.ii itiiteoil ait .It I It I i ,il;f

iii Miiitrlcn linlrt tlii'i f .i nil'- "ii iiily. iirevontoil

- H.i . in. ii iixl t vlurtlOM HudR() ' . '

, III llllllll),

In tin n'.Ji. ii itiiiii in there i wllllnjji . - f viiiujiiii.t M'lf Mli'rttliTl UN

ii ni. flea- - that shown III Hit'

ui. nut iici fi'imi wi I'm.

I'll. Ailllit l is S ile olit UiH v ii. Ii the 'I7 Paxes

.it, di litiiii,'ii'. will i ike pluce,'. " iuiiiH: ni I IIP, arid

niiiii ..in ii,i v tn day lor ni mi. i"t urn ilnv-- .

!,..( . .. 'i it. nt tlu

. , HI ' t pert , Hit a ,i ' - in Hi.

.ii , l. st ii u id r

leinp' o hi iwrteri

' lv'OLi,ANI,' - t .it .Hid I'tiilect '

fOUU-MINUT- E Hm AND WAR'S ENDrmrm rami i

All of these Uv been ur pri-vilo-

n. Hut cannot wi claim aneven urcatcr privilege llintt amof tli. v. wlii'ii we arc able to tiii v,

"I am mi American!""Nmv come the iuetlonn,

"Wli.it li.ie we won'" and, "Hasit I i woi iii while?" Theseijiie.is.ins .ire luHy aiiHwercd I.)HriMilent Wilton in hit prorliiuin-tni'- i

ittii il the day the anniaticvw.is .lentil, in which he said,

aninnn ntlter lliiiiKs, "Kvery tilingfur Aim h America fouirht Iiuabeen .it i iiinpli-iheil.- " What dill

Atiititf.i tikt lit IfirV Oitainlynotfor tn.it, Mill uiiiii, iiiilomnity in

limn tiititor America font; Infoi sh priiu-iplet-

, for "thrroiyiii i l,i, bated on the con.m'iu ni tin yiiverneil, Htmtiiineil

v t if '! mined opinion of iiiiin-Kiinl- ."

.it il the oM Tlhrow of urcediml mi iiinv. inline ambition andtin i n I'l'iitittiiin ol the weak l)the -- 1 u .

"The Aiiioricin people have,with. nit tupported the

the) have ecmitnnizi'ilmil s u riliied. Hut for some timeio come there should ho no cessa-

tion in this rotrard. (Jltr govern-inon- t

- now appeiiltitK to us to be

i.iti'itt, to continue to economize,ind tot- 'iHiiiii,' in lull force thatA'uiiil. rl u! dKplav of piltriotislllo in.iiiit. st iliiriut; the war. It isIskillK Us to . fllltilllli' to ttillllltojt tlu r upon all iiatiouiil iiieH-tion-

iiiii to tiintitiue to do ourbit; .Hi'! il ve .it a nation do this,mr nritioii.il sireiitftli is uiiliuiit- -

ed."We hi'ar some critii.iHiu

I'resiiletit WilHim's at-

tendance ttK)ii the I'e.ice Con-lerenc- e.

Tint wc ahnuld not beloohatty in our coticltminut, lor'nitfbl il not yet to the Sur-

face that it was not only hijiriviloe to no, imt that it also.vat hiit duty, in order that lit

niyht personally fits li t lor A titer,;an principles alll riirhl and

to! Furs! furs!

Wo pay liitflu-s- t F III) C

market priif on I U l 3

50c on the (lnlltir for Scrip.

Qrrizozo Trading (o.

R. i.. RansomPlHHtcrer & Contractor

I (.mint!- - I tin,i"l.i i ,'i, nl) k

l nn l riiit nl iikiilk

I' tlllttii.ti Nh NKXII'O

THI

Mki MACHINE

I'm - Hie (limnIN .it ;i inlii i tii'l

Ii hi t .ill. It t il

CH AS. I 0 U I: YStill' .lt'lll llll I lilt, till I lllllll

63CLRU - - N. !.

FEED YARDin

HAY ND GRAIN IN CAR LOTSMl Com i hi ion Met in Prices on Fhi'se t'onunudities

Ruomy Yartl StaUt Wutvr

Coal and Wood

THE GAKRI550ZO NBWS

Instruments Piled AtCourt House Past Week

l'urn:h,l Ii; .tmarlmu Tilln mill Ttnat I'uni-iii-

tint , .Urt(rrtttir. (,riit . N. M(lull M. Oalniin Hrrrniurt

For the week ending Decembertl, l'HS.,

UHAI. KHTATK TWAWSI'ttHB

Sarah C. tiray to I. (.!. l'ettr,three lots in Cnpitau ; $100.

S. S, Ballard to Jtio. K. Kllit,Hit) acres in nectiou !, lowttthip 1

south, ratine 11 cast ; $10.S. II. Stephens io T. II. Slur

tfcon, 200 acres in section 17,township S south, rnny,e 10 east ;

57,50(1.Manila Ami Hurris and other

heirs of William 11 Harris to P. A.pioneer, HiO acres in section b,township S south, rano in oast :

5700.l t. Stevens and W. I. Vaughn

to L. I). Iloeth, Audio ami ImiiKin (4 lode mining; claims in .lit.i-rill- a

tiiinitiv; district; 51,000.I'ATHNT

t'liited States to Mntidy AnnHarris, Hill acres in Meciimi i,township 8 south, ranc Hi east.

makkiaoi: l.ieuNsnKoy Copelaudaml ICIeimra TaN

lev, both of Capitati.

Apron, Pillow Case Sale

The Women's Missionary Society will hold an apron and pillow case saloon Wednesday alter-noo-

December 1H The salewill be held at Mrs. Scott's ollico,lirst door north of (iroouts' store,k'cfrcshiueuts, consisliue; ol cakeand colToe. will be served. We- -

member the date, the place andthe purpose.

justice to all? His particularattention will be occupied by the(ttestiouof the League of NationsAside front the issues of ibe vwtr.

that is the biest ijuestiou of all.Il has alike the sanction and theopposition of some of the bicstmind! of the ac, and as a futureproposition il seems a most uncertain ipiatitity.

"Hut the victory is won, and itis wiih much happiness that thecivilized peoples of the world maysiy that for this ajo, at least, weenjoy that which America milthe Allies fought for ami stitvefor, which is that "All men arecreated etpieal; that they are en-

dowed by their Creator wi Hi 1 r- -

1 in inalienable rijlils ; thataiuoiiK these are life and libertyand the uninterrupted pursuit olhappiness ami prosperity ; andthat all these things canto to usby the consent and will ol thetrovonicd." And so as we s.n,for the time bviiiu, the world i

safe to humanityPretty soon the boys who went

to the front will be coming bio k

to us, and we must prepare toreceive them with open arms andto do llleiii homriKe. 'Phe countychapter ol the Wed Cross will

arraiiHe to meet the boys andeiiteitaiu them, ami all of you ateasked to lend your aid in tinsregard. Dates and plans will beanunuticed Horn time to time.America calls upon you to ktepup the good work that you Ikim-bee-

doing in so many ways, mi

we believe that you will." t

The Resources ofthe 7688 NationalBanks in the UnitedStates of America

Permits you to become amember for a year of the

finest organizationthe world has

ever known

3r:3tAMERICANRED CROSS

CHRISTMAS MEMBERSHIP

This spneo donated byHOLLAND 11 R O T HERS

:SjrWfVHtBBI

STORE up your fmnncinl power forlite wnr dnys. Kucp up in

the clnss of succoasful man rindwomen by diligently anving money.The hnbit of thrift is the omhlcm ofenergy the forecaster of your positiontomorrow.

Numberless opportunities will beckon tothose who have wisely and steadily built upn fmnncial surplus, utul since most businessrelations liiiife upon mutters of fintince, thewilling ni d personal sorvice ofthis Hunk will be apptecinted by the ambi-tious,

Exchange Bank of CnrrizozoCanltoio, AW Mexico

ijfiiwfiipnuMiiiiiau

1

II. li. IMUS. Pres. II. k. WHilRSON. vitc-pffi- . D. ll. HlHkV. Cdshler.

Stockmens State Bank'lb tll.irl nl l.i r llitoly J I f ' ll1built i - ii.intl mill In OIjIY LV.a1'j eiinnt,

it e t m nl t Ii I htin- - IiiimIuohh

Iiiiiim.i. Iiiiiih nl on i ili itwitiiiH to ie Ilieiii eiireliil, ellleleiltpertioiiiil Korvict Yon nie t..iiliiiil nnii,i u, w, jiniii'lf ofiliis Mt. i u'i. uitli die iixaiii ,mee ill,, I mm' I xixi ih-h- whether umohor hllle. will he np.'ei i.iiimI sunt mien l In- hiiiiii' , micIuI alteiltioll

S T U C K M li iN S S T A T K 15 A N Ki itf i i . w i . 1 ( i

oflite Eiin Dollars

are $18,000,000,000.00

The First NationalBank of CarrizozoIS ONE OF THESE BANKS

And solicits your banking business, large or small

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Secretary Baker Urges LettersWith "Home-touch- " For the Boys

Wtl UIHIITMINT

lt7 4ar Kr. roil oil

Tho 0709 of tho rorld nro upon oar soldiers orerseastoday bm mow far what they havu done than for what tbay artnow oallod upon to do Before them 11a ths Uika of helpingto rslwaintat tin dovastod loiidg of France and Bo'elua andof wtltins nro that tho vlotory In whloh they hare oj glorloualyshared ohAll be a permanent one

Thin man a that mi rany not expoot eoon to hare then allwith ns hero and to creot thorn faae to faoe. The poatponeaont oftheir homoooming will to often uppermost ai well In their minds& In curs. Tcey will jot moot and mist OToroooe many diffi-culties without either tho lnc.3r.tlve or the azolteraont lent Isthe post by tho aotlrltlas lf wur. They neod our help and

now porhnpo more thui at imy other time ainoe theyleft home in order that they ma;- - be Inspired and strengthenedto mlntaln that fineness of oh motor, Banner and conduct whlohhits oamud for them suoh universal respeot.

I bollovo that among all ths Influences whloh nay ,befooussd upon this objoot, the strongest and uost ng

is that whloh enanntos froa homo letters, and X therefore urgethe mothers, fathors, wires and sistors of our soldiers orer-na- as

to expross thoasolTes earnestly in tholr letters as tholrabaro in seeing that the Hgh standards whloh iaerloa representboth hero and abroad shall bo constantly upheld. '

Cordially yours.

now ton D. Baker8eo rotary of T)ar

Ur, ntyaond B. rosdioJc,

Chalman, Coraml union on Training Csap AotlTitles.

.Id.

Turn the Thoughts ofOf the lioys Homeward

WlllllltlRlllll. (Npis'lnl.) .Illt III'- -

ur Itmvlliu fur I'rniii'i' to NtipiMlli- -

I. Mill IhU lIlMIH.Ilill.llllllll IK'1 V H llftliusi' iirpiiilyiiliiiiH wlilch ri'i'iMitlymipI. purl In ilu- United Wur Wink

.iinpulKM, llnjiiiunil II. I'iimIIcIi,I m rn 111 uf tln Oinuiilssliin mi Train- -

m; fniiip Activities, Will Interview I'dnli to present Hltiiallun uf

our iiwim'iih forces."'J'hi' problem presi'tilcd by the

Itlllillllll lIl'lllulllllKlltlull llf llline j 11

t,Wn minimi iiioii three I In iiiHii imI inlli'H

from Ihoih' Im 01111 which will 11 n nilour mh IiiI ri'HinirrcH," wild .Mr.

"ll In iiImim' nil 11 innrnle priili-lom- ,

imil 11 11111M In faced im mich, withtliu full t ii n ii't'ii Inn of families iiiulfriend Ih'H' in this 1'iiiiiilr.v, If It In Inbo suit imI Riirn'MKfully. iiiio u liolilt 11 nun, ii liriitiiiM', must

" lilli- - the unr iviih nn uitr buyswon fully ni'i'iipiHii ; tin'y were millIIIIhiI with the spirit uf ml out lire,loukliiK forwiiril rnllU'l' tlniii liui'li.Now. howcicr, I lie llhlllik' Iri nt liltUlld. They nro gulim to remain, Iiiu.stut ilii'in, iniiiiy munilm iliiliiit workwMrh will l.o neither ovoltlim norDin iliMtlnrly Iiiipi'I'hiIiii:. They will cotllii"-"ii- ii', In ircil mill terribly heme- -

'The t7(I.OO0,nO0 rnlM'il III (ho rev

in l'nliiil War Work drill' In to beit'i'il prcrlwly to lirlilp' uvor tills pe--

ImI hy pmvtdlllK milliiiiniv,.iiii.ii. Hut 110 ntiiuiint of iiii'ioiuiiiii i spi'iiiloil In Niirli wny will bo

ii'.iiuli WI1111 llii'H' liojK roully wnnlurn illvi'i'NliHi, lull Iiiiiiiiiii liiloroet

llllll K.llll'lllll. '1'lll'M' KM I'lpri'SttIII In li'iii'iN from liomi' Mill iniuilii'lr Iiiiii'Ih mill iTi'iiu- - 11 Iidiiii' Ht

iiiuxplii to nrouiiil t liini. ctiii hi lo

Hii.v iiic nlmont fi"iu tli" f mil v t'irt'lu.SlH'll lllltom IIIHJ III' II M'l' Ill'I'I'S- -

mi ulii'ft iiiicluir in wimluiinl in thua- -. of Huliio Inns Tli' ih.MislH of

wiiiii' mil' wHlllnx for tin in iiiiM Inciii ilii'in, will uiiiri' I1.111 iniythlim

"Im-- , iiiiiko llioiu !'.! k mill ililtlk

ih' lii'lut'o plUUL'll't. II dtllHlllHlllkIii'Ii miklii 1110 ii linn iiiul iiuliaptin.. tK r. .1 ilii'in

' llllll' IHl'"l 111-- 'll'lhl'SI Mini)til II .. 11. .I'd H li.iu. ki'pt ll rlPllll

i 10 liriiii, inn k m i'Ioiiii milliMua.' nn ti m Mini, it irfi im Huiiftlto mo ..in- iii- mililli'm ulllMttllt '!" l'i'li n tin- - Ilimll'St ofk la im-- - 11 h l.iiii.ii ami

illnrwwt'i' n ih" linn' N'.'uit ever)Uwi "f ih. ir luiiiili"".! null

II ' niu Inly u, ylve lliuinU tlt MM' in 11

"fSID, d I linn 1I1I, run liwt lieMWatMl niHii - f Ion. re whlili

Ui iHHhi now. ni'i', nut mil- - toBtMrmMr lion ikIiir. Imt in

(Mm their tlmiighii- - ."in nikks ttlrinri.WAWtillalii'1 In ill" li'iig vai'N uf llfo

uf tin III "

mmti fOUKS MUST HELP.

jkHsMllCtMi.-- - "(pwlil.)--Tl4- 8 WnrMprttMftt uiniiagUiit on TniiniimOif AMtrHies Iimi tilt qpon ail

m4 mMMt ntsv Ida In tlm'IVM'trutll-BIMM- 4' pMt4 jt an- -

full Ilu' liuyN Ibroiiuli tliu ni".t try-hil- !

I'l'iluil uf lliolr vorvlco by urltltiK1I10 ilKlit kltul of li'llcrn, lotlci'M full ufiliu Ilium' foclliiK) I In-

-' inutliiT foollus:.Tills nppi'iil In 111111I11 to iiiiiIIuth,

Nlhlors mid NWvi'tlii'iirtN by tin;Wnr Di'piirtmcnt. II In liopoil Hint

of liiNplrlui; loiters will Im wrlt-loi- l

the wek uf Dci'diibiT 15, ilonlc-mili'-

iin "Li'tlorK-friiiii'liuiiiu- " wook.Pulpit iiiul pionn nro totniiuu 11 front aucci'its of tho plan.

Suggestion for Mother's Letter.Son nf .Mllio:

Tlioy'ri! si'iiillnc you ImniR to me ittiihI, 'I'll 11 111 nil those inuntliN nfA11I1I11K iiiul IiiiikIiik I'mi boon wouiIiik'i fllni' fur you mill. IiiiIiIIiik my Iipiii!1I11I1 iiiul U lt woniloifiil iliutiL'liiN

jilmtil you. I'vu Mulclipil you tbiiiUKli I

Jl'Oltll tlllNtN llllll lll'Climoil llllxlllllNI roil n h. Vos, iiiiiI I't'k'il 11 little, loo,lilt Hut Wlll'll pouplu Clllllll HIT.

Ami now jnu'i'i! imhiiIiik Iioiiip, Oh,It sh'Iiih too cimil to be true, I've Justreml your loltoiN nKiiln. 'J'lioy my omtii'li inui'ii than you cor tliiiimlithIioii joii wore wrllliiK llioui, JustliiipiienliiKS- - -- Hint's nil must of tliotbliiKN yuu wiiilc about were to you.Hilt to tiiv they hit Itt you ucru fnvltiKHie blfl.'1'Xt 1 K In life, fai'liin Itliritvoly, hn 1 Nlioiild want tuy niiii tofiii'e It. Vou wore olTerltiK yur boilytiml your mull for 11 tlilnc blitk'ur tlnttijoii or me or Ainerlen.

Wben I wrolu lo you 1 trUsl towiltit cheerful, eiii'ouniBliiK let lorn,liurmiHo I iliil nut want you lo ku Intobuttle feel I Hi Hint 1 whn liiihllnt youImi'k from tlio blc sncrlik'o. U'h onlynow, wlii'li tliu llitlitlnK In uvor, that I"uii lut ilnwii a little anil tie Just jourtuntlipf, .(UNI the wuiiiaii who lovesyou boiler Until ntiylllltiK etcu III tin)

orbt mid In mi timl to know you're,"uiiiliiu liiuk to bur Hint tlio tlouNii'tI'lii-- who teen tier ory

l'i rlui ih for senile of the hoys whoIihm' at mnl with you no Unoly llil'iiucliilu-s-o trials tliu llBlitliiR la tint yd niluer. Tim llclittiii; I tnenii In tlutt bo- -

ween man ond lilmwir, mid furtumi) of tliem thin will bu tliu Imnleat

tl of nil. Purine tlio Iwm days.mil eveninex of uniting before theymi NiHrt for Immc tlmuBliis will creepnun heir inlnil ivlilch will lie Iwnlto resist Tliero will be tlmM nfter allheap inoiitlia of actlnil wIibm tlio Inliff-tn-u

for rbaiine mul for the coiitiiiiilunship uf women may lonil ilietlt Into 11 n

ftui'lHilona whli'li will f hull their Iiiiiiio-ooinli- ik

null rUM tlitilli itifliilo millmill I'veti iiiirbiipa tunke

tliem unlit to ri'i'ohe the love tluttkhiiIIh Ilii'in lini'ii.

Villi, daarwHt buy, uru JitKt nn liumntilis your conirnileH, ami fonllniii llkut ben" tuny emiie to ) oil (no. 1 ilon'tHik you to eriiNb lliom. Tliey urn nat-ural, ninl tlioy only prove Unit wur Iiiihfiillml to ilry up Hie well aprltiK (ifyour etnntlniiN. I auk you only to roe--

iiKlil7i Hi if 111 when they ciuiiu ami tocontrol them with tliu linn HtreiiKlbyou have gained while IIkIiIIiik for tliuill nil nbil tirlnclplim of Amurfcu. Jmtrmili'inbi'r that inaliy Joyous yiari litlife am iiIuhiiI of ,oti mill thit tliu rinkof fpolllnc lliom ninl llm luvo (but willtill tliuni is tun tri'ini'iiilinii In nut furn aliurt hour of mi'inlni; tilouNuru.

iinny of tliu buy who will t'liuiu

T1I13 PAlMilZOZO xW9

AMERlCAM'RCD-CROSfe- g

American People ProvedTheir Ueal Democracy

To I In uiliintnn Ken lio 11ml kiiitI-IIp-

of lb" Amorbnii people iiiunI benttrlbiileil tlio I'uuilnnoil lioalth,atrcliKth mill liiorn'e of I ho Allied urlllll'N llllll till' "Ivll pllplllllPO

U ii hi ibis apliit uT Hi'i'vlco mill micillloe will ilopeml Murope'N fnlo hi HieiiiutitliN lo coino. In llio linn your welinvo oui'i'li il out tin oxpoi't proKrntn,the tiinuiilluili' uf wlik'b In nlnioxl be- -

jniiil I'ouipi'obeimloii, Hut with Hie

now iloiiimnlN Hint bnvii cotiie, withHie lllii'i'iilluli of millons freoil from(loriiiuli oppioMNlon, out' oxporlN mustbe nl St ilnuliloil. IiibU'iiiI of II.HL'O,- -

ikk) tons, wo tilitat lili twonly 111IIII1111

IM of fuinl to lltiropo III (Ilu eollllngyour iih iiiiuii lis l'iiii bu pusliui)tlitiitmb our ports.

If tlio Allies Iiiul not been fell byAmeiicii, It wotilil bnvii been Impos-nIIiI-

for Ilii'in In iiiiilnlulli lliolrniihltiNt (Iprmiiiiy.

.MeolliiK this world noeil 011 11 purelyvoluntary IiiinIk, Hie Amerlcnii pouplulinvi! eoiuiiiHlvely proved Hint ileinoo-t'liey'l-

11 hiii'i'I'hb mm Hint In tlnio oftii'od It will I'Imo to Hn own defense.

If t licit' ui'ii' no oilier iii'coinpllHh-iiien- t

to ll i'1'i'illt tin' very fuel that ItIiiih sbown lite NlroiiKtb of ileinoi'moyhim In ItNi'lf more Ibiiti Jiin.IIIoiI theitxlslelieo of the I " I AilmlnlNtrulloiiIn tlio oyoN uf lit world.

l.osi Hum four montliN uflor theUnlloil Htuli'H ilicbiii'd wur Hie I'liliodStutoN liii AilliilulNtriitor "iren"ilIiIn ili'ti "iliiiitloli tn iiii'ut Atiiorli'ii'ifund priibli'in nn a ImihIn of voluntaryiliiliin 11, .'1 loltoriiloil lilx I'liiilliliiu'i'Hint iiwii' il iliunoi'i ney would proveIwhInIIIiIo

".Many iblnkliii: Ainorlenns," Kiib!'

.Mr. Hoover, "unit tliu whole, worldhave bei'ii wnliiilliK iiiixliiimly tliu himfiiur iiiiiihIih In tlio four Hint ilctiio-1-

a II" Ami'l'k'ii loiild nut oi'KilllIxe tomeet uuliii'i'iiHi' (li'i'iminy. ( ;

Iiiih been t'tinllilcut Hull It could 1101 belliilll'. CulllrilO pl'mif Ih lluliii'illiilolill our 'linn', mid our pcupl" I11110 nlrend.s ili'iiiiiuvti-iitei- l lliolr iiblllly tomobilize, oiiiiinli'i', ciulnic mid propiii'uMiliiutiliil) mid "llli'li'iiily mi ninny illrcctlmiH mill .

upon ibo moi'c word illIn HI l tn ii imlili' fi'iuii the loimirkiibleiihm'IiiIiIiikc of our Army ami ilnniu'es. '

'

The hlHui'.i uf ttlo I'ood Ailnilnlstni'linn Iiiih lioiuiy hIiowii iIiiii llio trilnluf tluifu who put Ilii'lr fulib lu deuiw-rac-

bus uul been iiiinpliicoil.

Jicarllla Iron

duorKc J. Wi'ishar, ntiiiuHttrninl inerclititit at Jicunll.t, whsbusiness visilor MiiihUin .unl Pui

Mr. WetHliar itifuriiud tinHint the ileviMoiMU'ttt oi iron .iop-orti- es

in liis district whs K(i'iKon apace; Hint tluttilier of pniii-ortle- s

Imil been ao(tiircil In licet h

UrotticrH nuil tile Jtcartll.i irondoposltH ifive prutniHo ut i

ilcvoliiptnciu at uti t'uiii 1l.1t

Tlutt district lin) untie nl In

imist vnlualilo iron deposit 111 thecounty.

Cars wailied at Wt-xtir- liar- -

j liotlii' Willi toil li no nn ci'iilii-- i

write to llioui. 8 .iii" ui 1I1. 'in inn.!.' think that tin one euros what tliey do

Hilt minielioily iIoon ciii". AmericacfiruN, And the icli'la ilicy will miirryWillie liny euro. And. oh, Hie differenceIt will niiike In tholr Uvea ir ibo) nutJllll liMiiPiiiber Hint lliorv Ii UIwu.vnHilili'boily, nlwuyN !

Help tliem to roliioinlipi'. Help lli"inlo iniiiio boine clean anil Rim. I Mi l

lot Ilium spoil I'Vci'.itliliiK ni'W. 'I liclinvo been so Hpli'iulld. If you ililnktills letter will help llicm ulie ll tutliem. If tliey bine no motlici-- i lc; mobe tbelr iniillicr iinlll they lun nobuck mid I liken the lilitli I'liicca Huiiuwnlt tlieui lierti. Tell llu-i- to nrltcto inc. Hull 1 should ireiiHiii'o iboliletters!

And. of eoitrtie, you will write to moJunt say Hint you iiiiiIci'hiuii.i 1b.1i

jmi know wily 1 have written 1I1I i i

ter. Then 1 can wait iiioiuIiheven ywtw kiiowinu ibm mi wrutliii home to 1110 iu Hue und ci :iu n

you wciiv when I noiiI mi i tocamp so loins nun. iiurui;it.

FAIR FOOD PRICESMerohitnift' Woekly Kepuri to U. S. Food Ailmitiisirntion

01 I'lircImM anil Selllnil I'rlcea nt Cnmino Jlllf 1 (orWeek enJItipj IIMentber il, I'Jin

,,, Meeslter Par- - rwiutaur Pa.' 11 ' I fHn tlleli I'rir. U. I'rtM ljth l'ri.'

Wlti .it I'l'iur. per cwt $ft.M) 5.7l 3D fti.ihlWin it I' loin llm I III 140 1 (il) 100Itn nl. 11. .1. 11 .1(1 .12'.' WJLItn ,id, 21 o, If ,1ft ,15 715

l!nt nini'.i 'luiki pir I'ttt. ii.HO (i.Hl (i.OU 7.UU

Oiitini'.il ur W11 It il Halt uil(-- )

2n , pi 1. 12' .1 i .17'.'Uii i', iinbrok. 11, iiand.ird quul- -

it y. per II. f. .10 , .ISUniiiinv ur lliiiiimy (iritu, 1'.' lb pkK. .! t.V .11 .10' ,17';SiiKHf.nr.inii. itcil' bulk )per lb. .10', ,2',.ItciiiiH, wlul", iinvv or pen (nul

nt a 1, per III 15 ,li, ,loHi'nns, coli it nl, pinto or ntiy

llicr loiiiicd, per Hi. .. .ti7'.' .o'i .0' . 1 0 .

l'.it.itoi"., wliiteiir Irinh. per in. .02'.. ,i.l ,0t ,04 ,'4

Onions, per Hi ti. ,(M ,110

Waisins, ticeiled, 12 oi!. pUn .lo .11 ,1Sl'ritiii', ntedimn i.e. per Hi. . .12!.' .14 .10!.. .20l '.11 tilled TmiiiiliM s, 111I11 nl

Krnde, 20 oz. . ,ui 14 .1;. .20Canned Corn, standard M'ade,

2o oz. can 14 .17 .20Canned 1'enn, itaiid itil tur.idi.

20 on. can K- .17 .20Canned Salmon, Uod, Id on. can .IM .211 .25Canned Salnmn, I'ittk, Mny mil .li lf ,2fKvaporated Milk.iliin.i.oK.canH ,ft3 1.1SlCvuporatcd MilU. It. iix. can . ,14 ,HVj . 1 7 ' .20Under, iTi'iiiiu r , )n'f Hi 05 Ii .70 ,73UK'oui,iri;ariiii', per lb. ' ii ,40MtfKH 1 ohIi . store-ill- , doi ... ,10 ,r.4 ,01)

Clieene, AiHetic,in,.er Hi, . , . , ,40 .47 i4RUnl. pure leal, No. 10 pail.. 3,90 l.tilj 3 25 3.40Uard, loinpoutiil. Nn. 10 tMliU 110 li 4( 2.75 2.'J0Uiu'iui, lircaklust, sliced, Unit

rel. per Hi 40 ,82 , 55 . 00Pork Chops, per lb .1.1 .30 .35 .4.1

1 .1 lit, smoked, sliced, pet IU. . ,M .36 .50Plate Wilm, per ll , .20Shoulder Steak, pur 10 .27Hound Stenk, per Ih .35

'Fish, fresh, all kinds, per 10. . ,U. .IS .25 .30

REGULAR VISITORSto our reieiviu; teller's windoware those who are sine to pros-

per. Kor there is no prunpentiivitliotit .a viii; mid the hest t"lave is tu make 11 deposit e iypayday. Any reason whj mi

shouldn't begin?

SANK WITH US, CROW WITH US

The Lincoln State Bank

Tilt UNIVERSAL CAR

It is important when your Ford car re-

quite tuning up or repnu itiK that yon placeit iu charge of nt) authorized Kurd denier,Then you arc sure of having repairs andreplacements made with genuine Ford-mnil- u

materials by men who know all about Fordcars. Ilrftitr your Ford car to tin. Satis-faction is sure ntul yon will receive promptntteiitiot riijht prices.

VUH yOTTOiPROMPT t nil EFFICIENT St. II VICh 1EHMS CASH

HEADQUARTERS FOKCarrizozo-Roiwe- ll While Line Stage Line Ce.

WESTERN GARAGE

THE WAR IS NOT OVER"TUB COUNTRY NIS13US ITS PATRIOTS NOW

iMOKK THAN BVBlt 1IBFOUBBecause several essential mutter have yet to bo attended to.

For one Uilnjr wo liave not yet mude pence with Germany, andtnoro Is no tel inw what amount of polioc work may have to bedone. Germany has no prouor novornment, and revolution aimopposition mav be met with at any tiiuo. An arniyof over twoinlHon mon tii about a million men bekinjrlnif to our eu forcesliuve to bo imid, fed, tiniwpnrteil anil then returned home. Enor-moi- u

Kovornmont tontiacts for supplies cannot be repudiated,I ut lhi uoods Miuct bo paid for in full. Our great shtp-buitdlni- jr

aetlvit dosfgni'd to make us at leant the socond greatest carry-iii- K

power in the world must bo earrkid out at a cost of manymillions of dollars, to the ultimate iidvanUie of every biiHlnwsman in thin countrj. Our nllios, if thoy need money, must have

To draw hack now and to refuse to spend money would beto place ourselves in the ptition of a business man who havingMHik an enwinoiu aninunt of capital and ell'ort in a businoHa,

iutt - jiini at t.iat moment when the uuhIiimb is on ita feet anciis about lu, pay d.vidends.

HOW TUB (iOVBUNMBNT WORKS.It is really not a iiuc-si'te- of whethor or no.t wo desire to

Hpotul moro monoy we Alt': T do it. A word of explanation aa tothe inannor in which the Lb iteri StntoB Ciovernment collects andspends money will make thii matter perfectly clear. When thewar started, the Government contracted for goods to the valueof many hundreds of millions of dollars without having themoney to pay for the goods. The Government then borrowedfrom the banks on Short Term Certificates of Indebtedness t lie

monoy to keep matters then repaid j mudo thu Uniti--

out of the First L.lierty Loan, in la tnsinoit ot nuance uas ueeiimaii'taiuol ever lnce; the (iovernmont always being in debt. Itis a fact that nearly all of the Fourth Liberty Loan hasalready been spent and vory soon the Government, will be spend-- !Ing the money which you must supply in the shape of aubscrip-- 1

lions to the Fifth Liberty Loan. j

GOOD TLMBP COMING.Wo hope, and Willi good reason, that after the close of the

war. we shall find ourselves with an enormous interimtlonal bankaccount, with the people of Kuropo owing us possibly five hundredmillion Hollars yearly in intenst alone on our Loans to them,that we shall find ourselves with a magnificent merchant fleetwhich will carry our goods promptly and cheaply to every part:of the world, and that the demand for our manufactured productswill lie so great that we shall have an era of prosperity unknownin the history of the nation. It takes capital to conduct businessand now Is the time for every sensible business man to put by

for use during that period of activity and prosperity thatwe look forward to in the near future.

PATRIOTISM AND GOOD SBNSK.There is no better way of tnking care of this money than'

by investing in Liberty Uomls. livery dollar so placed is a splendidinvestment and the placing of it constitutes an act oi the truest i

patriotism.TUB MOST IMPORTANT POINT OF ALL j

Is the fact that all or our sacrifices, including those of ournoble dead in France will hrve been in vain unless we finish the'task which we have undertaken. We have poured out our blood aniltreasure in order that we may ensure to ourselves and the worldfreedom, democracy and huppiness. Having won the right to(iiicltlnl,. I lii. an nriiipiiiliw nn :i world wide Imsls. shall wo now draw.

unthinkable.WHAT T1IBSB M UN SAY.

, Those men ropivsoutative of what is best in the businesslife of theHon. W. P. Hobby,

Governor State of Toxns.Ill ..' ....!.....,.;,.,. II. ni nlll'jnng tt tit lit H l"lirllt

is normal by thetill' is

e,.ai,,n,i tiiirmnl ryiiBon recont rains. iu iiaonlu

IWillU'M'unless the is

Thusein the

met byevery

to his home and it Isto convert war,

twte mustHon. L.

"Cit '.his make isItemain Kriiuu

war every citizen.now

the market next fewffnft will the real test will

uneywi memawuitor Mortis

Will

and 6ur fed. Myat this to oil' nil: and resume ndmial

might have serious effect on entire and buAi

ness and fntally lntpur our makethe fruits our groat for human '

G.of

"It Is upon us as alert citizens and lovors ofand to Government andin every other way jusi as we am miring active porion ol tinwar. There should no heavy of Honda upon'the nor in any manner linejj. Letour careful and that we may b.

to meet any

You DoIf With

llownre nflorNil iiimmI unry If

you inki In ilinu.Don't iIIiikiioio our i.

Ilav iloi'ior omiiii-- I

mi your tuiiUM Nuvcrnl Union utInlcrvnH. Iltillil your

NlifiiKlli rlaht living, uooilfooil iiiiiI plenty of frosh

Don't money mi imientineillellieN iiilveillseil ell Id 1

froah-ul- r crunlt millenjoy

CS. (Hpi'i'lul.) At--going and banks cnnihiK m m

money

money

"The

Kllilei I'lllille Uentlli Lin? epldeinle of Iiilliieii7.ii In Spain illI'emly cuuseil mi IncreiiHe In prevn

iitnl ileiiilm from tuIm'I'ciiIohIn, A hI ml In r .be-tween Inlliienzn mill winrecently liiiulo by Newsholme, Ihe ill Iff nieilleiil ollleer of thuKiikIIhIi henltli Hervlee, In liliiiimIjnIh of iho tnliereulosU ileiilh ruinin KiikIiiiiiI.

Ill oriler Hint of the Unit-oi- l

Still miiy prnllt Ihoof other eniintrlen StirueonUnpen llltm of thu Utilleil Sltileg I'tih-li- e

I ltd Service Juki laxueilunrnltiK need of

ut present thin.'.Keetim niiys

the Surgeon (leneritl, "Hint pornoimwhoso been wenkeneil

tin n n el; of Inlliielizii lire peenlliu--l-

In Withlnlllloiits of lift people recently nITocloilwith Inlliieimi this country now

tuvorllii; tliu sprcnil ot

Million InUnited States.

"Then cotmliler this neiluusiiienme?" wiih "In my opinion

thniijjh 1 hiiMeli to It Ikone iikiiIiinI which peoplu

run jttmril. So tin one estimatethere uro nl prenent iibont one million

of In UnlleilSlnten. There no

back at tho'very moment when our object is within our W ZIt IS , son In Hlnle the fiit't thill

RBA1)

'iommunity.

11. n fllln

lu

In

lo

most of tit ten have iiinilo Ihe u

In New Vork ilty,where reporlliiK been In force formany yenrs, i'iikoh of

nre reKlNtercd with theof Henllh. Those fnmlllur

with nit nut hellove Hint the

nl and future obligations lo the Government j Xi "n"!to It is honed that holders of Liberty Bonds r,tMNM, .,.,, v,.ry ,.,m,rm ,,,, ,..

will not p'ace them immediately on the market, but tliut they ,iy rniuliictoii tiio ihi two1 the of their all'airs on a war basis j yonm in Mum., twiiii-i- i

tliemsi'lvos in rentl uoss to further finance the Govern- - am tom-- s of in n poimiii- -

.....4 and to refrain '':ht """"vaiiiu of outHlandlng Govornmont securities. M wmIo (11y mwHUtfllH Clllliln 'dio'it ono In every liuiiilrml per- -

Prosident of the Cuttle Raisers Association of Texas. uu i tiiiu'ivuinug. Hmii or Uicm.

cmintrv not restored to coiullticmaof Armtatlre, nor the droilth-strlcku- n area

in liv of '11 should

KOaillell UKillllHt,

toIn tu

........... r Keou Utile poliilM

be to their patriotism, alul those who hnve inilueiitu nlmuMendeavois to thu end of our Uovernmeiit and them- -' prmei'i Hi mm nuiiinxt

selves " w'"' '"'Vl' tvc l,m' tnnn In- -

hiiys iho Ueiinrnl,Hon. W. 1'. llllllt, "slnmlil hiivu iliolr Iiiiich curefully ox- -

of ninlnuil liy n coinpoietit In

"The this Steto ami SlsBWhore will come '''. " m luive mivoitii $.i ...II '. i'. 41 l, .u.lft.. nlllna l.va .nn.li, l lu. Ulllllllltlollll lllllllo lllolllll IUUIII. Sllch

v - .....III (I 1 V7l

unavailing reconstrucUou in accordance with truodemocratic principle. principles necessitate a direct re-

sponsibility by every individual Uovornniunt, a responsi-bility which can onlv Iw continued retrenchment includingthe 'holding of all war aecuilties, foregoing untilsoldur rptunmi above nil necessary:to maintain production wherever andindustries Into normal peace ttivltio8. The that liavo

made not be followed by

U. Williams.(Utv.'rnor State of Oklshoiun.

must not the mlstiiko of thinking the wari .1. A l-- .. I. I..

ovei nff ihhkh i me wsu ui'iuhuiiishik oi iuhi ru- -

patnouc iromAdiiitional ar to flontud. It unpatriotic tothrow IhwwIs on needlessly. months

be of imtriolism. Upnl patriots obey the

a year ujjk.Sllcnpara,

tlilRlOtt. "

HE.CARRIZ6Z0 tfEW&.

'iironorly financed soldiers clothetFnnd attempttime throw restrictions con-

ditions ourfoundation" to oejrt.iin

glorious of struggle LlbertyT

Hon. It. lUeasniit,Governor Louisiana.

Incumbent ;

national stability uphold the llnanciallyme

dumping Libertymarket plunging along businesspeople be conservative, frugal,

prepared eventualities."

Beware WhatTroubled "Flu"

ownu your

inontlily upwith

ulr.wiinIo

Ileeoine alife.

WiikIiIiikKiii, D.the

Kervleu.ImR

thelenen pnlinoniiry

intfoelnllontiibereiiloxlN

Sir Arthur

pnhlle

thehy oxperleneii

(lonetiil

leu linn itcniphiiNlzIni; thu

thu"Kvperleneii linllciite,"

rehNlntieo Iiiim

hyHiiNoeptlblu tiilierciiliislH.

ttiberetlloslH,"

Comumptlvet the

yon nuskeil.

It In,

Ihofur run

ense.-- i tnlierciilu.ila thuU iiiiforltiiiutely

grasp?,im--

llui nreporliihlu.

Iiiihover 115,000

Ihe Ion nil- -

overlook theirinclflunt victory.

iiuriiiKw1 toiitiiuie conduct business Pininiimhiiin,liold'ng tuhurt'uinsiK

SnVuW1U(

slgil'ugWhat Do.

liU Hlnlenieiit Ihe public Sltr- -

(ieliei-ii- l...'wi. out howImplored preserve economy Industrial hml

supporting iiiiiennio- -

,i'HIlueii7.li,"

Governor Arizona. pliynlfimi.

people of speedilyII

luxuries

possiblesarWfices

doiuustlc chaos."

factories

economicability

liberty

nocessary

prei'iiiitloiiH

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CHAPTER VI Continued

That man can't swim. He's drownInter Luclle shouted. "Won't Homebody gave him?"

"I'll get him," I Immediately volun-teered briefly.

"You'll be drowned yourself," Ladleprotested.

"No, ho won't," Bopp sssured her."Monty enn swim llko n turtle. I'to often Been him In the Unk at the Athletic club. Besides, from fasting bo'saa full of air aa a llfo preserver."

X disengaged my band from Kent,who was next to me In the Use, andstruck out for the spot where I badlast seen the head Just beforo It haddisappeared.

By a freak of luck I was la time.The body rose to the surface just Infront of me, and I grabbed It beforeIt could sink sgsin. It was a woman.and I towed her easily by her hair.Boon I was again In shallower water.wners I was atile to stani I turnedand picked her up. She was still Insensible.

It was not until I had almost reachedbore that I noticed anything necul

lar about the young woman. I almostdropped her when I happened to glanceuown ana discovered thnt she u rladIn trio silk tights, doublet and boots ofTlosallod In As You Like It"

ChAPTEft VII.Upton 8. Clair and the Five Fridays.

gssp of astonishment wbeaLUOILK'S what I bad rescued was

by an exclamation ofwomanly concern.

"Is she drowned?" she asked.I shook my bead negatively."J net swallowed o little too much

water, I guess," explained one of themen from the boat "Bbe'll be all rightas soon as she gets a cup of hot coffeeIn ber."

"Who U she, Captain Perkins, andwhy is she dressed that way?" askedLc.r-llc- , Ignoring the reference to coffee.

"I dunno it bo she be," said the cap-tain. "She come aboard at IluenaVista and ssld she wss going to fairView."

"Dressed like thatr"No, sir; sho was dressed swell.

When we struck the rock over yonderI told ber wo might have to swim andshe'd orter dress Just as light as poaal.ble. She went Into the cabin with hergrip, and when she came out she waslike this and asked me If I calculatedthat was light enough. I 'lowed It was,and we didn't have no time for expla.nations, becauso Just then we broke Intwo."

We made a rough stretcher and car.rled the unconscious girl to the houso.When wo had placed her In an upstairsroom wo left her to Luclle's care andhad a stag party In my bedchamber.There were now six men of us.

Of the uewcomcrs the captain was atall, wiry old man with sharp, ferretblack eyes asd a set of whiskers cor-rect-

trimmed for one of the "natives"In "Shore Acres."

One of the other men, a green, lankyyoungster, was obviously an employeeon the boat The other was Just aobviously a passenger. The boatmenwere Inclined to tske things philosoph-ically. The imssenger was annoyedand uncomfortablo under the Incon-veniences hn had beeu made to suffer.He was not a fat uiau, hut bo had abuild similar to mine before 1 startedfasting.

I offered the passenger a suit of myclothe. "You're about my build," Isuggested.

lie looked at me with disfavor, aa Ifto say, "I hope not" but accepted Justtho same.

I told the captain and the other manI would outfit them with some of Mr,On-en'- s old clothes. 1 rummaged theeloseu, but all 1 could llnd was aslightly moth eaten suit of eveningclothes and a red and white blazer. Ibad nevrr inspected Mr. Orecu of own-lo- g

anything Bs frivolous ss thatThe captain possessed himself of the

evening clothes and while be was put-ting tbem on I asked whit had

"I dldu't have no business puttingout" be replied, "but that good lookinggirl there seemed In an awful aweat toret to fair Vlpw .nil ndi t i.,- ' , ' uv,let ber hornswoggle me. My tiller werenot In first class shape. In fact I maysay that some of her flues was rd

on the general principle ofdoughsat, which Is more hola than any.als elae. Jim, bers, of engineer,

'ain't a regular 'engineer, being as howbe learned by correspondence, bet Ihired blsa because he's ose of the beetcooks la the state. He must have dosesomething wroeg"

The other ssaa tried to Interrupt"I know" the captain brushed him

verbally one Ms-"- Bt you matt havedone something- - Aayhow we plumblost our steam completely. Drownedthe Urea too. Afore we could do any-thin- g

we straddled the rocks oat hereand you kuow the rest Now if youwant a rattling good cup of coffee andsotno bacon and eggs just tura Jlatloose In tho kitchen."

I looked at Iiopp, and Dopp looked atKent who grinned.

"There ain't any coffee," he announcid, "nnd thcro ain't any bacon andeggs,"

"Well, anything will do, eren tea.""Thcro ain't anything""What?" The passenger was on his

feet In nn Instnnt "Nothing to entr"Not a thing.""Oood hcovcnsr he raved. "We'll all

starve. I am positively faint with hun-ger now. What shall I do?"

"Why don't you try fainting?" d

Bopp amiably."Ilesldcs I have an Important engage-

ment In Fair View," continued the pas-senger. "A friend of mine wired methat bo was going to be married therethis morning and I must prevent hlra."

"Prevent hlrar I said InaulrinclT."Yes; mnrrlagoasan Institution may

uo an ngui ror me average intellectbut a man like Ned Disney must not Uobis genius down to the height attain-able by a woman."

"Ned Blaney," I repeated. "Thattelegram must have been for him."

"Is there a telephone?" Inquired thepassenger.

We escorted him to It la a body.Over tho wire he asked for the best

hotel In Fair View. That was a cinchfor the operator.

"Hello."Is Mr. N. Blaney registered there?"Thank you. WIU yea see If he Is la

his roam?"Just gone out? When he comes la

will you please tell him to call up"He turned to us. "What Is the num-ber of this telephone?"

"Tell him to call up Green's bland,"I answered.

"Hello. Tell Mr. Dlaney to call opGreen's Island and ask for Mr. LtpteaS. Clair. Qoodby."

After he had bung up the receiverthere was silence for a few mom eats;then Dopp In a tone of repressed emo-tion Inquired, "May I ask If yea orMr. Upton S. Clalrr

"Yes."'The famous novelist and msgaxine

writer?""I'd hardly say that, although I sup.

pose ray work Is more or less widelyknown."

"And you." continued Bopp, check-ing off on his fingers, "feel faint fromhunger and think that you will atarveto death If you don't get food?"

"Is there anything atrange In that?"Bopp said nothing, but picked up a

magazine which Luclle had left openedface downward on the table and hand-ed It to Mr. Clair. He looked at tt fora moment and then smiled.

"I remember when I wrote this. Itwas over a year ago. It's a ballytheory. Isn't It?"

"Didn't you ever try Itr"Why, ao. I've never had time. I've

always wanted to meet some one whohad made the experiment to see if Iwas right"

"You have met them," I thundered inthe tones of a Judge, "and you need not

I Almost Dreppod Hsr When I Hap-pened to Qlanos Devon.

ask about tho result of the experiment,bocauso you are going to try It yourself."

A burst of applause greeted me fromIlopp.

" 'Hating three meats a day Is a ha-bit'" I quoted. "'We have made ty-

rants of our stomachs. They demandto be fed every so often, and if wo answer that demand we are slave.'"

Llpton B. Clair groaned.1 explained how we had sent our

supplies and cook away ao that wsshould not be tempted.

"And wben do you expect to receiveinoro supplies?" he lntiulrcd.

"You were ou the boat which wasbringing the groceries," I Informedhim.

"Then they sre out there In theIske?"

I nodded, fie ruabed out

THK OARRIZOZO NEWS.

"Where are you going?" Kent yeHed.To av sobm of those groceries,

said the dtoUsgaJabed author.This wss such a weaderful Idea that

we all followed hiss, Kent morethoaghtfal than the rest panslag toget a clothesline from the shed.

It was still too rough to go oat towhere the Mary Bell had gone downeven If we bad possessed a boat batboxes and crate of groceries,, fruitsand vegetables were still streamingpast the leeward point of the cove.

We spent two hours trying to husothese packages. Only one throw net-

ted us anything, and wbea we hadopened the caso we towed in we foundthrco dozen boxes of wet matches.

"How soon can I get away?" Clalrasked Captain Perkins as we straggledup tbo path.

"Tnat sea out there," mused the cap-

tain, "don't look like it had any Inten-tion of quitting for a couple of daysanyhow, so Jest set"

"Stay hero?""You guessed It"Clalr walked on' In silence for a mo-

ment; then he voiced his thoughts thus:"I believe I can make copy out of thisexperience. I'll be a second IloblnsonCrusoe."

" 'Pears to me," debated the captain,"that you got an awful let of societyfor a Robluson Crusoe. Seems llko Irecollect this fellow Crusoe bad onlyone nigger to wait on him."

"His man Friday," interpolated Bopp,"That's the one. If you don't count

the women and the dog there's six hu-man souls oa this Island."

"That won't make any difference."I came to the rescue. "Hvery firstclsss 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' show nowadays has two Topsys and two littleEvas at least We'll have one Ilobln-son Crusea and five Fridays."

That's a good Idea," assentedClalr, enthusiastically following up thescheme with details. "I'll get a beltaad whenever I waat anything I'll ringfor you."

"Flae," agreed Bopp, who began totee possibilities In the scheme. "We'llget you a lot of musical belts, so thatthe ringing won't annoy us any If youkeep It up for soma time."

"Maybe I could rig up an electricchime," Kent suggested, with on eyeto mechanical details of which healone was master. "We'd each haveto have a number dad only answerour own note oa the chime. For In-

stance, 'do' would call for the ginkwho was Friday No. 1. That wouldbe the captain here."

"Let me be Friday the thirteenth,"Bopp continued, "and Jim, the galleymechanic, can be Black Friday. Seatyou're Good Friday you get a hotcross bun. What shall I baptize you.Monty? I can't think of any moraFridays."

'Let me be Ash Wednesday. I don'tcare much for fish anyway."

By this time we had reached thehouse.

Luclle greeted rts downstairs la theliving room.

"Miss Dunmore Is waiting for yon."I looked around to see whom she

was addressing."I mean you, Mr. Blalney.""Who Is Miss Dunmorol""The lady whose life you saved. Do

you mean to say that you didn't rec-ognize her with those things on?"

"I don't know what you mean.""That's right," Bald Bopp. "No mat-

ter what you say we'll all of us agreethat It's true. Wo men must stick to-

gether. Monty never saw the lady be-fore."

This wss especially despicable ontho part of Bopp, as he knew as wellss I dtd that the telegram had been forthe other Blaney whom Clalr bad spo-ken of.

"How about this, then?" InquiredLuclle sweetly, handing me a dampnewspnper clipping. "Bhe had that Inher band all the time."

I looked ut It in amazement. It wasmy own criticism of a production of"As You Like It" which bud beenstaged the week before. One para-graph was marked with u blue penciland read as follows;

Tho fashionable audience which assem- -bld to so Miss Lantland as Rosalind wasobviously disappointed when tho manase-mo- nt

announced that Miss Lanttand wasindisposed and that her understudy wouldplay the part Before the Drat set wasover, however, the discriminating ones Infront knew that they had been present attna cirtn or a new star- - The manage-ment need never asaln offer excuses torpresenting Miss Vide Dunmore as Itosa.llnd. The public bad never dreamed thatIlosallnd could be as physically perfect aaMiss Dunmore ,nade ua see her, Bhake-spes- re

could never hava written the partbad he seen Mies Dunraore's ngure. Hewould have known that Rosalind In tightscould not for an Instant deceive Orlandoaa to her sex.

It Is Impossible to say more than thatthe Dart and the boots hava never beenmore perfectly filled. Miss Dunmore comesfrom a famous theatrical family, and nei-

ther her Cousin Ethel nor her Uncle Jackneed fear that the family laurels wUI fadeIn Mies Dunmore'a possession. Her voicehaa the soft nots of the thrush whichseems too sweet to be beard by ao entire audience,

I had written 'a a burst of enthnsl.asm over a perfect bit of artistry.Taken away from the context of theravlow, however, the paragraph didsound a trifle eulogistic

"Hadn't you better go up and aeeher?" urged Luclle. "8he Is consciousnow, and she seemed so pleated wbsjiI 'told her you were here. I didn't toflber that yoa were the oa who

her. I tbeeflfet she would prefer tohear that from year own lips,"

If I had known aa much thea a Ido new alwjt girl psychology I coaldhave read Jealoasy late every word La-dle spoke, and It would have comfort-ed me a lot As It was, I let her driveme upstairs sad into the rosea occu-pied by Miss Dunmore.

I entered stone. Dressed la ose ofLecUeV negligees she was propped upIn bed. My dramatic criticism wasright She was pretty. There wo aveil of charm about her such as oaexpects to And around a convent bredgirl who knows nothing of tho world.

"Did you wish to see mo?" I asked."You are Mr. arcen?" she hesitated.

"No? I bare acen no one except the'

if

Good heavens!" he raved. We'll atstarve."

lady, and 1 didn't understood wbetbeishe said Miss or Mrs."

Her voice lost none of Its qualitythrough not being beard over the footlights. It vibrated llko the "O" atrialoa a violin.

"Miss Qreen It Is," I Informed her."Bhe said you wanted to see me, I'aMr. Blalney."

"Not the playwright?""No, the dramatic critic."

(TO BE CONTINUED.)

WARRED ON DEATH PENALTY

Sir Samuel Romllly, British Statsman, First to Bring End to Cap-

ital Punishment Statutes.

The remarkable career of Sir Samuel nomllly, the British statesman,came to a tragic erd 00 years ago. Hwas the first Influential man In Eng-land to attempt to bring about thtabolition of capital punishment noteia London correspondent When he en-

tered public Ufa the English statute!punished with death nearly BOO Crimearanging from murder and treasosdown to keeping company with gyp-

sies, nomllly, who was of French doscent, launched an agitation againstthese codes, and In 1808 he succeededIn repealing tbo Ellzabethnn statutiwhich made It a capital offense to stealprivately from the person of another,

From thnt time until his death hiwaged war unceasingly ngalnst thesicruel statutes, renewing his motion!session after session, and although hifailed, he cleared the way for the suc-

cess of others who kept up the agita-tion. Romllly was devoted to bitwife, and when she died, October 2t1818, the philanthropist fell Into a de-

lirium of grief. Four days later hligrief had so preyed on his mind thaihe went mnd and kilted himself.

Almost the Speed Limit"At Chattanooga," said a veteran ot

the Civil war, "ono of the men In mjcompany left early In the action, an!no one saw blm till after thu battle,when he appeared In camp unwoundetand unabashed. Some of tho boys aocuscd him of running away, but b4

wouldn't admit It" 'I only retreated In good order,' b

declared."I heard ot the matter, and a fen

days later I asked him If ho had nnjIdea how fast tin had 'retreated.'

"Well, I'll tell you, cap'n,' be said'If I iiad been at home, and going afteithe doctor, folks that see mo passtafwould have thought my wife was rightsick ('"Harper's Monthly .

He Didn't Know.In n murder trial six experts wer

examined. Most of them had a na-tional reputation. A hypothetical ques-tion of 20,000 words, which It requiredtwo hours to read, was asked of Doc-tor Jelley, a Boston expert on Insanity.Tho learned doctor answered the ques-tion In three words: "I don't know."A frank answer, but rather perplexlagto counsel. Case nnd Comment.

Her Handicap."An heiress cannot go by the ordi-

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means when she tries to husbandthem."

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Look at the tongue, mother I Ifcoated, It Is n sure Rlgn that your lit-tle one's stomach, liver and bowelsneeds a gentle, thorough cleansing atonce.

When peevish, cross, listless, pais,doesn't sleep, doesn't cat or act narn-rull-

or Is feverish, stomach sour,breath bad; has tlomncli-ncho- , sorethroat, diarrham, Tull of cold, give atcaspoonful of "California Syrup ofFigs," and In n few hours alt the foul,constipated waste, undigested foodand sour bile gently moves out of thelittle bowels without griping, and yonhave a well, ptnyful child again.

You needn't coax sick children totake this harmless "fruit laxative;"they lovo Its delicious taste, and Italways mnkes them feel splendid.

Ask your druggist for n bottle of"California Syrup of Figs," which hasdirections for babies, children of allages and for grown-up- s plainly on thebottle. Bcwaro of counterfeits soldhere. To be sure you get the genuine,ask to see thnt tt Is made by the "Cali-fornia Fig Syrup Compnny." Refuseany other kind with contempt Adv.

Reciprocal.Anna, the mnlcl, having picked up a

woolly sheep, n soldier boy, a Teddybear, and hiutiy kindred treasuresilrewn ubotit. vigorously proceeded totidy up tin-- apartment. Mother camehome and expressed n wnrm approval.

Much griitllled, thu lunld remarkedwith pride: "It hike mo to clean up."

With equal prldii Deltn remarked:'It orrhiluly takes me to dirty up.Vim t dives you n lulily chance to getpraised by inuvver."

WHY WOMEN DREADOLD AGE

Don't worry about old sge. Don't worryibout being in other people's w,y wbeayou sre getting ou In years. Keep yourbody in good condition and you can be asbile and hearty in your old dsys as yoawere wben a kid, and every one will beglad to HD )OU.

The kidneys snd bladder are the causesot senile almctlons, Keep tbem clean andin proper working condition. Drive thepoisonous wattes from the system andavoid uric acid accumulations. Take GOLDMKDAL Haarlem Oil Capaules periodical-ly and you will find that the system willWays tie in perfect working order. Your

(plrita will be enlivened, your musclesmade strong snd your face have oncemom the look of youth and health.

New Hie, fresh strength snd health willrome ss you continue this treatment. Whenyour first vigor lias been rritored continuefor awhile taking a capiule or two eachday. They will keen you in condition andprevent a return of your troubles.

There is only one guaranteed brand ofHaarlem Oil Capsules, 001.1) MKDAL.There sre many lake on the market. Basure you pet the Orlcinal GOLD MEDALImported Haarlem Oil Capsules, Tbey arethe only reliable. For sate by all first-clas- s

druggists. Adv.

Neat Arrangement"Tluit . Winer J. Pettifog. Ho Is a

i iiIht of the fatuous lnw firm ofStroll, I.mvder, Hooks, Hlilnner, Bray,I'ytlliT k Snyde."

"Hut IiIk niimc does not nppcurln thelinn title."

"No, but they Imve u perfectly equl-Initi- o

nrritiigciiit'iit ; ho doon the workit ml tlu rest of tin-i- tnke tho money,"

Knnsus City Star.

If you wish beautiful, clear whitsClothes, use Red Cross Bsg Blue. At stgood grocers. Adv.

Will Keep You Busy.Count your blessings nnd you will

linvc mi time to think of dlsagreeabltthing.

Appropriate Exclamation.Shu UiiihIiicbs gracious, tho etiuret

Is on llrotHe Ilnly-Hiiiuk-

A Wketaeste, Cksaskif,Relieiblag sad Mesllsi

at vmbi tslisa Murine fir RieasC? nets. Soreness, Granula

I2V6S tlorLltchingandBurnlni. WIU bin VI bJUIUI"J Drope" After the Motlte. Motoring or Cotwill win your conndenee. Aw Your Oruxile(or Marine when ymir Kyn Need Cere. si-- l

Murine Kyo ItemeUy Co., Cblcacc

if

a

Unlike TopsySwift & Company

Has Not "Jest Growed"Swift & Company, in fifty yearaof well

ordered growth, has become one of thegreat national services because it haslearned to do something for the Americanpeople which they needed to have donefor them, in the way in which theypreferred to have it done.

It has met each successive demand, inthe changing conditions of national life,by getting good meat to increasing mil-lions effectively, efficiently, economically,and expeditiously.

The Swift & Company packing plants,refrigerator cars, car routes, branchhouses, organization, and personnel oftoday are the practical solutions, born ofpractical experience, to the food problemsof half a century.

Because of all these elements working incorrelation and unison, Swift & Companyis able to supply more and better meat tomore people than would have been pos-sible otherwise, at a net profit per pound ofmeat so low (a fraction of a cent) that theconsumer price is practically unaffected.

Strip away any portion of this vast,smooth-runnin- g human machine, and youmake a large part of the meat supplyuncertain, lose the benefit ofhalf a centuryof fruitful experience, and scatter theintelligent energies of men who havedevoted a life work toward meeting theneeds of a nation in one vital field.

ThbookatofprccedlnRchiitrslnthltBtoryofthe packinglnduatry will beroalledon tequeat to

Swift ft Company,Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois.

Swift & Company, U. S. A.

One Dose of the Guaranteed Blackleg VaccineMa la by Dr O. U. Franklin, tha orlrliulor. la GUARANTEED TO PROTECT A CALF FOR LIFI

AGAINST DLACKLEO. II hia eteod lha tact for oar lour yeara on ore, a million eahrei and our uwraateoYeryconlldsocolnlt. WE BACK THAT CONFIDENCE with a WRITTEN GUARANTEE lira

win, ana cnirte youriity cema par aoee. or wm iim i ma hamb VACCINE to) forty centa par doia without lha durante. W make ONB QUALITY OP VACCINIonly syringe lor injecting. H.so, wnta ua about it,

THE KANSAS BLACKLEG SERUM CO.00 Ufa Stock Eachaage Uldg. DENVER. COI--

Atiout two-third-s of llio people whoattend church cun't tell mi hour hit itwhat tht milliliter talked about.

GUARANTEEDTO INSTANTLY RELIEVE

ASTHMAOR HONtY HirWtOtO ASK ANY DRUGOI&T

pSvery Woman

FOR PERSONAL HYGIENEDittolved In water for douches atopapaltlc eaten h, ulceration and Inflaiamatlon. Recommended bjr Ljrdlai E.I'lnUham Med. Co. for Ian year.A healing wonder for naaal catarrh,acre throat and aor area. Economical,llu nuumlmvt tbfeulaa and aarmlclUI fmt.5U tie. JOa. alj anitiUi. of KatpaU vt

ftAaVVVftlft- -HAIFj-ffAUSA-

A toilet preparation at uril,n.Ipr to enwtioeu d.ndratf.rwneeterlns color and.

! BacBtfUqraTorFadaJTlalr.aflaud$Larnr1.t.

Cutting Ready."Ilnx jim made ull arrangement to

your ninrrluge, Mainly?""Welt, not quite nil, Dlnnh. I'so got

to buy n trooso. mi' rent n house, angot tnnti husband it Joh, tin' buy him I

good milt o' close an' get soma rcg'loiwnshln' work to do. Au' when thoni'idone nh kin nnino tho happy day,"ivople's Home Journal,

I What n irreiit innnv towns iir-r- i' tho nlno o'clock curfew for marriesmen. .

Look out for Span-ish Influenza.At the first sign ofa cold take

cascarab? quinine

Standard cold remedy for JO yeaata tablet. 00 opiate breake up cold

"Iff I1." '&!. Thai"natxlaaiadt3pMr. Hlll'a picture. At All Drag Bteraa.

THK GARRIZOZO NKWH.

NO LONGER A JOKE

Boys in Khaki Don't Like "Slam"at Mother-ln-La-

Age-Ol- d Standby of the ProfeaelonalHumorlit Haa Been Killed by the

War, and of Courae There'a Reason.

Tho story In (old from one of thehuge atiitlt orliiuiH of tho "Y" In n cantonnietit not fur from one of tho 1 ars-on! cltlus. Tho crowd extended to thedoors nnd rows nnd rows of hie, husky,cliiir-oye- d boys In oliva drnh ant crowd,cd together on I ho benched. Tho nextdny would ilnd them en routo to Mer-

lin, hut thnt did not mutter to them.They wcro there to heiir tho big, burlyinn n on tho stage who was responsiblefor the shouts of laughter thnt blending together In ono great ronr nlmostlltled the roof.

One of tho funniest comedians hudintido the spcclnl trip to their cinnpjUHt to give them this opportunity.Thero Is linlhliig Hint the Amerlentiboy loved mnro thiiit n good Joke. Thecelehrnled comedian wits enjoying him.self as much (in I ho boys its ono afteranother of his stories "got across."

Ho saved the host one to tho last.With n twinkle In his keen eyes hosprang II. n hriuiil new variation of thoage-ol- iiiother-ln-ln- story. Ho toldit w-.ll-, It was excruciatingly funny nndIt was new. Hut It fell Hat. Tho hlgspontaneous hurst of laughter was notforthcoming. Hut they inoro thanitiiulit tip fur It when they began tochip as the Jokester left tho platformnnd when Ihey gave him three cheersafter the performance.

Hut It worried tho comedian and Inter he asked a lieutenant about It. Thelieutenant lighted his cigarette beforeanswering. "I don't suppose you fel-lows outside this limit's nrmy hnvo anyreason for knowing this, but the oldniothcr-lii-la- Joko will never get overagain. I couldn't Intigh nt ono, no twit-ter how funny It wits, to save my neck.It wouldn't seem funny to mo. Yousee when war was declnred, I wantedIn tho worst way to enlist. Fellowswllh kids see It oven before tho singleones, but I felt that It wouldn't boright to do It then on account of Marymill the children. I couldn't keep upmy home on n soldier's pay, If I gnvoup my Job. It didn't seem the siiuiirothing to theili then.

"Well, my miithcr-ln-hi- sent for meto come arotinil ono night and see hernlouo on my way homo from the olllce.She told uie Unit she knew Just how Ifelt about enlisting and thrt I wasn'ttu let the money side of It slnml Inmy light for tin Instant. I could dowhat I could, she said, and she wouldmake up the rest. She hadn't a boyor Her own to gu and unywny Mary andthe children wero to got all shit hudvhen she was gone, Ihey might as wellhave It now when Ihey needed It most.It's no use, the old iiiolher-lu-hi- JokoIs dead. There are hundreds of hoysright hero In this ono euuil who feelexactly us I do about II."

They Fly Fatter, Too,Our coinage Is symbolic of the

chatiga In America's attitude. On I honew i'iiirlerst the englo Is seen In full(light eastward, with beak and tnlnusready for action, On tho old iitiurterstho ought simply Mood still on Its tallmid Mapped Its wings. One claw helda feu iiutlipinted weapons, the otherwaved mi olive branch, while Its henkwas entangled with n scroll. Inde.pendent.

A Repudiated Citizen."We to 'limit decided to oust old Hill

Hottletop out o' this community," re--

tinirlti'il llrntielio Hob."What bus he beou dolnc?""Iliisirt been doing anything, it's

the way he talks, lie says ho doesn'tmind those giiHiillneless tlavs. Wimtworries him Is these ilodgnst Riiloonlcsadays.

English "College Men" Are Qlrla.War and the Industries made

by war have had tho effect of deluding the student bodies of tho Kngllsh universities tn mi extent that willbe serious this year. At the University of Hlniiliighiim, one of the mostmodern and progressive seats of learn-ing In (treat Ilillnln, where scientifictraining Is a specialty, all of the gratianles who veceUed tho degreo'of bach'elor of science this year wero women.Two-third- s of tho masters of sciencewero .Itipiineso nnd fotir-llflh- s of thebachelors of medicine wero girls.

8oldler' Pet Dogt,A iiinrlnn n hi tli Ultra In ItVmima ni re- -nun liVHii """"' eieea.aj uio

ported to have not less than 1,000 pettlitrru In Bill it lliltlllint (1 ntfnrv khih.iti'tot in r v. v,r vmirpnuy hurt iln that I tho playmatei tul mtiirllii f'ltlttriiilii ii f tint ni eitiat

young lighters from the United SUitea.

Dclllcoae TendenciesTho niiestlonniilre asks, tho rrgla-trnli- t

whether bo ever llv.il with hitmother-in-la- but does not usk In ad'dlllon: Alt you as n result permancntly In tho mood to light? Louisville I'ourier-Journi-

WRIGLEY5

nr.iiAaaikrfrOJi

rrVTVLaaVWi i aTrmilram'amjaaaH

li 1 Ml

We will win this war-Not-hing

else really matters until we do!- -

Meanwhile:

The Flavor Lasts

Bettor nn medicine nt nil In nil forms ot Distemper tha

"SPOHN'Sla the IlKillT Kind. Iliiraemrn Kuonr Tills Wbea The

llnvp Onre 'rrlril It.drumclata. horan anoda hmiaea and tnanufacturera aall IL

STOIIN 9IUDICAI, CO., (ioatien, Ind., U. S. A.

Acid-Stoma- ch MakesMillions Old Before

Their TimeXVkat la It that retx io rainy people of

their Tltalltj, jouth tuvd lookauiikra tliria alf la dtrrnilt, rcarabefore their timet Home ear It'a n

that la alitor tti.ra. Olhara com.plain of chronic atomach or llrcr troetla,Olhera ara kllloua. I. Us la a burden tomoltlttttca ot rttpeptlca. Darrra baad-ach-

aitrf-m- Dtrrouaneii, laaomnla,lutntal drprniilon, inrlinctiolla, arjamla,dtntnraa. irrtlco, ami chrit paint,coiMllpallon, ale, claim otbrr mnllliudri,

Bomaltmra tlieaa paopla ara downrialttatck. Mora fmiufottjr tbrr are Juatwaak, alrkt and uallt, not Knowing lr

what ta niitt.r Kllli ilnm.erlr alwara thr rtaurt to mMlclnta

of one kind or anolh.r la tha bopa ofback thalr bralth and alrenath.Srttlna alwara thar ara rilaippolot-rd- .

becauia uadlctnra don't build atrrnitbomraa lltrr aet tho atomacb frra fromacldltr, allow It to taka fa'l atnnithout ot tha food aatro.

What la It that cauaet tetth to darartDratlala aar arid mouth that tha acidfontifd br tha ftrmrotalton of imtltpirtlclaa of food lodged la the ttelli tanowarrul anongh to aat rtiht throuihthe hard enamel, An aetd'ttomicb pre,aenta a almllar rondltloo. Kirnt acidretardi dltratlon. Kood la tha etomachaoura ant f.nr.enta, caualna pain. Uiaeaaffect the heart artton. The Inteellneabecome tha brredlnt place for countleatrotlllona of deadlr cenne or toile olNne.Thaaa po'aona ara canted b the btood

Aquaalrplane.Here la n new word for tho English

language.It Is "anuaulrphtnn," and It Is

meant denote tho craft which trav-els through water nnd nlr alllto Inplaco of the present word "hydronlr-plone.- "

Tho now word Is built nn tho oldIitln word "aqua," for wnlcr. It wnsoriginated by n former I.os Angelesschoolteacher, who thought thnt It lamore suggestive of u flying craft Inwater than tho other word.

Getting It Straight.Old Mold Arc those men following

uatPretty Girl One of ua, dear.

me wrong Kinu.

Alt

aadtail

tha

lot

to

Into arcrr part of tha eritrm. Tnafllliona arlrnllal, M. Ichnlkiirr, aald Iftha ajritda could lw kept free from thaaatoilo tcrmi, pMipla ultht aaall Ura ahundred jraara or mora.

Tha onlr aafo tblnr to do la to rid thaatomach of Ita etreae acid at ouce, Awar haa been found In the nondcrfalpreparation, called KATOMIJ a roa.preaaed couipouud that atworba lha

acid and carrlea It away throntatha bowela. Thouianda upon tbouaandanow kow of 12ATONIU aad Ita araaalng

to eleao out tha exceaa aotd andKwer tha alomaeh aweet. cool eilatrong glrlng It a chanco to pioper'rdlrrat food ao that you gat full alreogthof what you eat and In tblt way haloKature bnlld up tUorona health, alrauglband fllalltr to take tha place tn a fewdaya, ot alckneei, laatltuifa, wtaknoaa- -

KATONIO la worth your trial ItapOMllillltlea for rratorlng heillh, tUr,energy and vitality ara beyond tellingyou In mere word you muat "Juat try

BATONIO ta abaolattly ttranteel, uget a big hoe Imh from your drugglat. Ifit doea not hrlp ou your rnone) will borefunded. If your (Irucilit doi-- a nut krepRATO.MO. Band ottr name and addrtaa talite Katonle lletnedy Uorapany, HUB H.

Wot.nh Are., Chicago, 111., end they willat once mall you a Wo tng and you canernd them Iba inooey for II after you ra.eclta It.

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Rely On CuticuraForSkinTroubles

For Coughs and Coldstake a tried and tcited remedy one thatacta promptly and aflcctlrelv and cnni.ln.nn oplatea. You set that remedy by aaklng for

PISO'SW. N. U, DENVER, NO. 4B-1-9ia

Silk UnderwearAn Ideal Holiday Gift

Ko YOU REALIZE the1 1 suitability of Silk Un- -j

derwear as a Ghrist-ma- 3

gift?There is satisfaction iri

a dainty silk camisole, ora silk vest, or silk bloom-er- st

Women appreciatethis when wearing a ,or

a new suit.A woman gets real satis-

faction with silk under-

wear. So- - such a gift is

spcoially suitable.

We have a splendid and complete line of Silk

Undorwear from which to make your selection

Silk Hose Favored ByWell Dressed Women

4)1

Xm

f':! it n.50to2.25

8"Toyland" Is Open

the Ghildren to our store to see the Toys

38

ZIEGLER BROSLOCAL AND PERSONAL

Harold V. Clarke was here Mon-

day from the Kuidoso.We meet all competition. Write

for our prices. Western tiarae.Fred l'llittftiten was here Mon-

day from Lincoln.We pay Hie highest market

prices for hides, pelts, etc. TheGarrlscozo Trading Co.

Hut in on the Wed Cross Christ-

mas drive, If you are not a

tneuilier, join; if ymi are, renewyour membership. It is a badge

.of honor that every Amor leanshould wear.

Norwalk Inner Tubes and ic

Casings. Both guaranteed.Western Garage.

Homer Donaldson, who litis beenattainting the Military. Institutent Kfwwell. home Tues-day. He wont to Ut Paso y enter-da-

where he will undergo anoperation. Mrs. Donaldson

him.

You will save money on yournext grocery list if you buy it atthe CurriiDzo Trading Co.

Uenial Will II. CMImrti shookthe dual of Carrizozo off his feetnnrt left on Tuesilny morning'sKo. 1 for Albuquerque, where liewent to accept a lucrative (Kisitionwith the Santa Fe. Cheery andcongenial, Will loavos many warmfrionilB whoso host wishes attendhim always.

This is tile wettest country thisside ilia treriolies,

SILK HOSEIii Black, White,Pink and Gray

All splendid quality, withGarter Tops. Our prices

a pair

8Now

Bring

returned

Classified AdvertisementsHomestead Flour (i.2Q, Shorts

$2.15, lJran S2.05. Corn $4.00,Chops $4.10, Oats $3.45, ChickenFeed S4.5U, Cotton Seed Meal$4.25 per cwt. Terms cash.Humphrey Hros. 12 13tf.

Wanted Furnished rooms intown for the winter period. Address Mrs. W. C. McDonald, Garrizozo. 12-t3- tf

Found A pair of glasses, iucase. Owner may secure same bydescribing property ami payingfor this advertisement. 12-- 0

Ivor Sale 5 dozen white Leghorn chickens, .Vyenr-ol- d, at a

very reasonable price. KdwardCarr, Fort Stanton, N. M, f

For Sale Haled Gramma HayJohn l'raiuberg, 7 miles north ofCnrrizozo. lt-K- tf

For Sale-- Strictly new FordTouring Car ; also, Ford Runabout, At condition. G. T. MeQuillen, phone 1. lMtf.

Hogs For SaleIn lots to uitpurchasers. Stiuimel & Kelly.

J0"35"Wanted - More Sweet Milk

customers. Carrizozo Dairy, J,R. Mcllhaney, proprietor 'M3tf

For Sale Darke Davis & CoHlacklegoids. The Titsworth Co,Capitan,

Rags Wanted Uleati cottonrugs, at News office; 5 cents apound ,t

Try a Galassilled iu the Hu

i

a

OUR STOCK isin this lint'. Wo have

dresses to lit almost any need.All the popular colors, and sizesand prices uniformly attrac-tive. $20 to $30

Silk

styles. Ex-

tra well made and with doublestitched neckband. 25 dozento select from.

75c to $1.50

A Gift

..Genuine NAVAJO Blankets.(Make vour wife hajjpy withOiie 'I hey last a lifetime.

$1.75 per pound

THEGRAND OLD CHRISTMAS

IS ALMOST HEREAnd we are ready asnever before withcomplete assortment

of practical gifts

Your Cash Captures flanySpecial Values, flakethis store your shop

ping place in

Women'sDresses

particularly

Four-in-ha- nd

Neckties

ChristmasWorth While

December

Men'sDress Shirts

PLISNTY of styles and col- -'

from. The menwho know good shirts buythemhere. Some special prices

$1.25 to $5.50

Cut Glass WaterSets

Genuine cut glass, clear andsparkling. Set consists of jugand six tumblers. A choice of-

fering. Choice per set $13.50

Men Who LikeStyle -

Will be pleased with our outlayof suits this season. But equal-ly important is the fact thatevery suit we sell will meet thetest of active service madengnt, in otner worus. lixcei- -

IVlOre lent values at $20 to $45

For yourMoney always at

Carrizozo Trading Co.Carrizoza, New Mexico