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jlNCOLN COUNTY 'WE REACH

Official pape THE HOME"

PublUhed Weekly in the Interest of Carrizece and Lincoln County 12 PAGES

L. XV-N- O.O CARRIZOZO, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920 PRICE $2.00 PER yFaTLARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY

JEALOUSY OF LAD'S ADVANCE-MENT, LEADS TO KILLING

With No Crime Other ThanThat Of Merited Advance-ment, Schoolmate it Kick-

ed To Death. MurderersHave Confessed.

Pueblo Colo., March 17. Five.school boys arrested today in con-

nection with the death of Ted,the son of Mrs. H. A.Kuydendall, confessed accordingto the police; that they kickedthe boy to death this morning be-

cause they were jealous of hishigh standing in the school thehoys uttended.

Tho Kuydendall lad, suffer-ing from severe wounds, wasfound behind a bill board. Hedied an hour afterward.

Ted, shortly before his death,charged he had been kicked andinjured by five boy. Physicinnssay the lad died as a result ofthese injuries.

Behind the death of the lad isa school boy feud. Ted's motheris poor. The boy did not wearclothes as good tis those worn byother pupils, so the name of"poverty" was given him by hisschool mates. Despite his handi-caps, Ted led his classes. Thisis said to have aroused jealousyin other students.

Last week tho lad resented re-marks about his clothes, accord-In- g

to his statement. A fightwith two older boys followed, inwhich Kuydendall bested thoother lads. A "Rang" of fiveboys, ranging

1.up...to Hfteen

. tyears

oi age, wuyiam mm on ma wayhome irom school on Friday, according to his statement. Kuydendali tried to-- defend himselfbut he was thrown to tho groundami kicked into unconsciousness.

Municipal Surveysand A3fti

Santa Fer N. M March 18.- -

The Taxpayers' Association ofNew Mbkíco is engaged in making financial surveys of townsand villages in the state. During the past few months, suchsurveys have been made forClayton, Belén, Magdalena,

AlamoRordo, Tulurosa,Melrose, Fort Sumner. Willard,Mountainair. In addition Mr.Stephens, assistant to the direc-tor of the association, has madethorough audits from date of in-corporation to the present timeIn Columbus, Carrizozo, Vnughnand Texico. Sucli audit will bemade this month, also, for thovillage of Roy. The assistancefurnished these municipalitiesincludes suggestions and recommendations for keeping properaccounts, forms for books andrecords being submitted for consideration.

,New Mexico Municipal League

urges codification of municipallaws, improved provision forbond issues, real budgets andstate supervision of city townand village accounting methods.

I iMrs. Schram, of Chicago, is

felting her brother, Mr. Noigh-paue- r,

who is confined in a localhospital, -

Mrs. La Fleur SuffersPainful Accident

Last Sunday morning thoindies of the Episcopal Churchwhile at tho task of arrangingtheK. of P. Hall in readinrss fortho usual Sunday School hour,

.At ti !., Iinougnt ii uuvisauie 10 cnangtfthe location of the piano and at-

tempted the change without theassistance of male help, but therollers in some manner refusedto work properly. Thinking thoresistance was due to tho weightof the instrument, the ladies attempted to force it, whereuponthe piano turned over pinningMrs. La Fleur, who happened tobe on that side, underneath andbadly breaking the ankle of herright leg.

She was taken to her apart-ment in tho Wetmore buildingwhere medical aid was admin-istered nod at this writing sha isresting as easy as could be expected under the unfortunatecircumstances. The accident wasa severe one as it is what themedical fraternity terms a "PottsFracture." The La Fleur familyhave tho sympathy of the entirecommunity.

Are You Interested?

In another column appears theprogram of the County Teachers'Convention. Four of the lead-ing educators of New Mexicohave been secured for this program, and, no doubt, havespecial message for school off!cers and citizens as well as forthe teachers. Supt. E. E. Cole,president ot tne association,urges an persons wno aro interes wu in tno welfare or ourschools to attend' every session.

During the convention, thegrade rooms of the west sidoschools will have an exhibit ofthe art work Uiey have donoduring the past seven months.This will consist of drawingscolor work, rafia work, claymodeling, basketry, etc. Beforeschool began last September.Sunerintendcnt Cole reoueatedthe teachers to closely follow thecourse of study laid down by thostate uoara oi education andpreparo for this exhibit in Marchor April, rno citizens of Carr zozo are cordially invited to nspect these exhibits at the closeof the half-da- y sessions of theconvention.

Closing Up FastBoys, Come On

Rnuid advancement has beenmade by the New State Oil &Uas CJomnany durlnir the mistweek. Some of the biggest landowners in Lincoln county havecome across with their leases,show me theit confidence in thoofficials of the company and theiriattn in tno proposition. Mow,that the largest land holdershave certified their faith in theproject, the lesser ones shouldcome quickly, before it is toolate. Tho company secured thisweeK, nbout5U,0U0 acres and nowas we near tho finish, everybodyshould come, and make thoflsi a good ono. Closing uphmk boys., come on.

00American Legion Dance

Saturday Night

The American Legion will givean entertainment, supper anadance at the K. of P. Hall Satur-day night and a record breakingcrowd is expected. Tho invitations were issued the early partof this week, so that people inneighboring towns would benotified oftho event and invitedto attend.

There will bo a short programas a foregoing, followed by duneing nnd other amusements afterwhicli supper will be served.After refreshments are served,the dancing will be resumed.Tho boys have mado arrangements to accommoduto a goodsized crowd and of course theywill not be disappointed. Thiswill be the first afluir of the kindgiven by the Legion and shouldbo overwhelmingly patronizedMessrs. Ferguson, Pitts nndBamberger will furnish themusic and if you can't dance youcan enjoy the music, which isalways of the very best Let'shave a "bouncer" crowd andmake the boys feel good.

Signs of Spring

(Alnmogordo New)Alamo Chapter No. 11 Roya'

Arch Masons, held a conclave attheir hall Saturday night andconferred degrees,

There were 'ü visiting members from El Paso. In the afternoon nt the hall tho degrees ofPast Master, Master and MostExcellent Master were conferredon L. N. Jones.

Also the Royal Arch degreewas conferred upon G. J. Wolfinger. Tom Clmrles and H. H,McElroy.

At 8:00 p. m. a banquet wasserved to local members andtheir guest at Howard's atwhich 4' were present.tyr. and Mrs. will noiuen andMr. and Mrs. Carrol Woods wereup in the foot hills near theAlamo Morale quarry lirat Sun-day afternoon when they ran onto two large rattlesnakes layingout on a rock sunning themselvcB. It is considered that thisis rather early for rattlers to beout and it is possible that theirBnakeships were merely tryingout tho weather n little and wereto make a report to snnkedom nsto the advancement of spring.

The members of the AlamoBand intend to givo n dance ntthe PnvIIIon on rrlday oven me,March 2Gth If you like to danceto band music don't fail to bothere. Tho grand March wibo "Hit the Trlal"ut 8:80 and thodancing will go on to 12:00.Music for tho entire program odunces will bo furnished by theband, and muBic that if you can'tdance by, you simply can't danceat all.

A. C. Wingficld has sold hisentire meat market equipment totho Cooperative atore orTucumcari and the shipment was madeto-da- Mr. VYIngfield is undecided as to whnt line of business he will follow in tho future,but when you encaso him In conversution, the atmosphere savorsstrongly oi on."

MANSLAUGHTERIN

Window Breaking FiendsBegin Their Work

Tuesday night botween 7:30and 8 o'clock, while Mr. Albert!Ziegler was looking over thebooks in his office, some mischiefmakers broko two windows ontho south side of the store. Mr,Ziegler heard tho noise and onnvestigating the cause, found

two good sized rocks on the floornnd crushed glass scattered overthe goods counters. Ho at oncenotified Marshal Brady, whohurried to tho store but by thattime, the ollcnders had madegood their escape. Mr. Zieglerhas a knowledge of who the mis-creari- ts

are and they will savethemselves trouble nnd prosecution it tney can and mnke asettlement for the wrong done,He has the names and will waitfor a few days to give the of.fenders a chance to avoid trouble,Carrizozo should hnve a curfewlaw like other places over thestato have, to prevent rovingbands of boys after the hour of9, and we would offer this nssuggestion to the incomingcouncil, that some consideration. . .be given to a measure of thiskind.

Grateful Poland

When tho last shipment ofclothing was-mnd- e by tho localChapter of the Red Cross, Mrs.Daniel Elliott was. one of thecontributors and when the bundlewas packed, Mr. Elliott, nddres -set) an envelope bearing the nameof Ills wife and threw it into thebundle with no thought of everhearing irom anyone who mightreceive benefit from the contentsof the package.

A few days ago, however, Mrs.Elliott received a letter fromdistant Poland, which whilecrude in composition, expressedasenso of appreciation that isnoteworthy and commendableYYn aro not printing the letterns it was written, for it wouldnot be properly understood; butin substance and meaning it readsns follows:

Szczuczyn, Poland, 19.1.20.0.7.Mrs. Daniel Elliott.

Carrizozo. N. M.Dear Mrs. Elliott:

"I found an envelope in n cer-

tain package addressed to youand as I am a member of theDividing Committee I cameacross it when the gifts weredistributed. I thank you foryour good work in relieving thesuffering poor of this place."After apologizing for his lackof knowledge of our language,the writer Bays:

"Please convey our thanks toevery one that has contributedto our relief. If you couldunderstand my language, I couldexpress myself in better form."

Yours very trulA. MLAW &KI."

Mrs. R. T. Cribb is visitingfriends in Ei Paso this week.

IS VERDICT i

SCANLAND MURDER CASE

Jury in Celebrated MurderEpisode Returns VerdictAfter Three Hours Deli-

beration. New Trial De-

nied.

The jury In tho case of MajorF. M. Scanland on trial for-mu-

r-

der in connection with tho deathof John T. Hutchlngs on November 2, 1920 Saturday night atLias unices, returned a verdictof involuntary manslaughter.The penalty is from one to eightyeurs in tho penitentiary.

The defense immediately filed amotion for new trial, which wasdenied by tho court. An nppenlto tho supreme court was grantedand tho defendant admitted tobail in the sum of $10,000.

Tho jury retired nt C:H0 nnd itwas just three hours when thuverdict was returned.

The case went to trial in theDistrict court nt Las Cruces nijMonday March 8th, the shootingof Hutchings having occurredjust inside the lower boundaryof Dona Ann county.

The stato was represented byO. O. Askren, attorney generalof the state, by A. B, Renehnn,P !l ..,.....,.. 1... U TJa'n:t"" i'u3u"". " "y o.Hamilton, the district attorneyfrom Carrizozo.

Big Time at Roswell

Roswell, N. Mr March 17.In addition to rides through thufarms, a review pf tho NewMexico Military Institute cadets,

i special entertainment for visit- -

ing ladies, and a boxing contestand Bmoker, all planned by thoChamber of Commerce for thevfsitoraat the annual conventionof the New Mexico Cattle andHorse Growers' Association here,March 20, 30 nnd 31, the Elkswill have two of their nowfamous open air dances. Theseevents have proved very popuhirin the past, However all enter-tainment features will be so ar-

ranged that they will in no wayinterfere with the regular pro-gram of addresses and businessof the convention.

Interest is increasing in tin;address of John T. Atwood, assistant attorney gcnerul, on thosubject of "The Packers'Decree." This subject is one inwhich every stock man is in-

terested and it seems probablethat Mr. Atwood will not be theonly one who will have some-thing to say on tho subject

Eastern New Mexico stockmotiare especially interested fn thjjconvention, because it is tho. firstone held on this side of thestaipand it will be the first manyeastern New Mexico stockmejihave attended.

Mrs. L. K Crawford is at Ros-

well attending tho bedside of hermother, Mrs, A. E. Lesnetwlwis suffering with a sprainedankle, resulting from a fníFo' aslippery pavement1.

of

JM, br Co.)

The story of man and womanby Irt the heartcut off from the

I.

Potior stood on tlio edge oftho cliff nt tho back of thoOcean hotel and out herons

miles of bay. Itwas not for lack of n that sheBlood nlono. Sho had thisvery extra to four men, huthad to ono after

of them, "Just for nJ nil wlillo I my nose."

They had all seen her run up thostairs In tho main they hndnot seen ucr travel on

tho of tho hotel nndcome down the exit Intotho Why hud sho done It?That wns n that shocould not have hut that didnot occur lo her as o matter for

so often hnd nher nwny from

ii world.had a past, but very llttlo

8he wns the onlyof Lord I'ellor of u

liaron who could five titlesniiioiig Ids live sous hut very llttlocash, Am n result had livedthe lire, If life you can cull It, of

women: that tho trafile, will hear for tho men of tho

nnd for the girl Just frocks ather out to tho haltthill tho hook that thotiinii with

her first season offers hadcomo to her; not the

of In thofor about tho brow of such bud

ding ns had been hersthere n halo thatMinds tho eyes of men, hut(he of

It was In her fifth sensoti that thoof her fato raised tho shears

if nnd them, lie whofell lo her lot was n mini of

who hnd tho rlpo agoof ever hadtimo to marry. Ills life, with a dlf-

had been Just as narrow,and ns hnd hern.

Tho was that ho hnd truvclcil tho Dicktrull to high rather than IhoHoclnl Ho had out In

with a pack ofmi open mind and nn easymid had afteryears as one of tho fow In the

that tho dininoml Ills wns so grentthiil nn wasii matter of course. Hut, as an

hud to comofirst.

Tho wns ns nsnny ever by n roynl house,

wereto bo paid nt fixed times to

and to each of herlive Sho came In forn largo and set

nnd was InVuch ns to where tho town res

wns to bo ns well ns totlio nnd of thotil ii ccs which wcro to lie I

When the wns comIt wns tofor d

that mid would doubt for aUnit those In weremost able to decido what wns best foher ii 11 tt wns right. Rhe

thepages of the sat

that n vast sum of moneywas to tho ofmid with memories, her head In conwent.

All would Imvo tnken Itscourse had not the Euro

peun war put In Itshap

In South nlllnnceil sailed on hums' notice. Tho mines closed downtook n short nap, and then

to tho fact thatnlone wns us much of their

ns had tho whole worldIt lis entire to making and for them,

found harto Ids Job, for the du

. ration of the war. As a result It wnIn that It wa

upon to tnko nilnf n detail of tw

nf her on the exI'm ii- m ana

utterof the

them, St.for n quiet In tho

It wns n blow, hut tho fact that thoentire set of

ould not start until thohad taken place moro than

offset the loss In pomp. start- -

d for not only by tliobut by old

halo nnd nt seventy In spite, or by of

been out of uinnycars' So hero they were,

and she, on tho point ofwith tho two boys nt tho last pos- -

slbto port up tho coast and whose In- -

hnj seized upon thoto gtvo a grand ball In tho modo of tho

who havo evernd loved best when on tho ovo of

drow a long andsigh. tho hoys wouldho gone. Owen nndsho would In state In the private car her too busy to theInst for the soft of love,bad sent down from the high veldt.

wouldmark tho of tho end, "Theend of criedher that samu that hndso often her toscape.

Sho felt n grent n terror of tho morrow that would bringho end of but that

less would mark tho death of part ofThen a moro

seised her, Sho al-

most with tho of nthat sho was on tho vcrgo of

a womnn n history. She back and snw thatsho had never dono ono outrosho nnd saw that sho

never shodown and

At her very feet was the thattho cliff.

upon tho pnlo ot sand wns nblur, n dnrlc.

mot. Sho hering gnzo upon It until sho mado It out

n doubt. It was nnTwo moved It

tho dreamily nnd of nil tho shohnd rend about elopements. As sho stood thero her dlnphnnous party dress nnd her

hnlr by thoof an Indian ocenu dnwn

nnd her eyes full of tho still, fairylight nf n tropic moon, tho thing dryIng Its vust on Ihosands llko n giant moth

from somo Night andsent In answer to tho cry ot childiioou s fancy.

Who were thoso dots) Wi.rothey men or genii Í had theycomo mid would they got Didtney talk with or llko Ilrownles, with their toes und

all theseup tho Ind

stnlr from tho to herroom, up u warm clonk nffalrwhich In n high collar nher neck, nnd Hint fell sheer In

folds from her toher und In less timo than Itwould tuko to spy Jack

mid llfty times sho was slipping mid down tho path oftunny slants.

Sho cuino upon tho so suitdimly that sliu to boed nt Its gross It wasvery rent Indeed ; bo wero Iho men who

It. Olio was tho tnllcstnativo sho had yet

seen, a Inonly nt tho

loins with n pelt. The otherwas n whlto man gono In thosun. Ho was very young norold, ho erect with tho

of n man who Isand It, and when ho hegave an ot long, thin

under otils to bo ofa smllo that nover In spltoof tho fact that ho held n piece ofwlro his teeth nnd was otherwise Intent nn n of

It vim the black man who firstand gave

lo his In a low, cutof

The whlti man did not look roundbu his andwent on with his Job.him In until she wasthat that could be Jone

CJUUUZOW) OUTLOOK.

HnniHHuunuuM

By GEORGE AGNEW CHAMBERLAINWhite Man Author "Home," Through Stained Ghua," "John Bagardtw," Etc.

(Copyright, nobbi-Mmt- ll

DMBU (MffilSHKMiKMKMMni

elrcumitaneee, livingcivilized world.

CHAPTER

AndreaIndian

gazedtwenty-fiv- e moonlit

pnrtnerpromised

InsistentpxcuipiI herself an-

other moment.towdcr

hallway;atcndll)

through lengthladdor-llk-o

giinlcn.question herself

answeredsolu-

tion, similar Impulsonimtched momentarily

crowdedAndren

lilslnry. daughterI'cllnr, land-poo- r

illstrlliuto

Andrentab-

ulated Impoverished Kngllsh gentle- -

(everythingfamily

enoughcoming dissembleclothes catches

millions.During

measured ad-

vances buyers iiutrrliigo nuir-Jic- t,

maidenhoodhnngs guardian

sntic-ng-cd

n'erlciiplng onslaughts youth'mnddcnod hearts.

nrblleni(levtlny clicked

humbleorigin reached

llfty-clg- without having

Terence, hide-bound conventional

differencestereotyped Whlttlngtnn

flnancohighway. stnrtcd

Africa cheap Jewelry,conscience,

emerged twenty-flv- o

Gentilesriniiblnu controls world's

output. wculthultimate pecrngo almost

usual,nrlstocratlc iiiiurlago

contractperpetrated

Allowances, enrefully graded,MlpulnledAndrea's parents

brothers. herselfInnllcnnhlo mnrrlago

tlciiieut further secureddetnlls

Idenee locatednumber nnturo country

maintaineddocument finally

pleted casually submittedAndrea approval. Nobody retimed

momentfamily uiithorlty

nobody merelyKkluiiiied through typewritten

premtptlnl agreement,islled herself

destined upkeep I'ellor,drenmy-eye- d suddennodded udurablo

doubtlessappointed

mightily dieroncertlng linger. Surprising thingspencil Afrlcn. Andrea's

twenty-fou- r

diamondsuddenly

uwukened Americademnndlng

product beforeturned attention

munitions payingAndrea's betrothed himselfnessed possibly

decided family conclaveIncumbent Andrenvnnlagn providential

brothers Nynssnlnnduecompnny

stranger forced togetherAfrican Jungle, completely

surrendering Ocorgo's chapelmnrrlago colonics.

tapered allowancessacrificial

ceremonyAndrea

Africa escortedaforementioned brothersAunty Owen, hearty

perhaps reason,having frightened

growth.Aunty part-ing

nbltnnts occasion

ngllsh, danced, courted

battle.Andrea quivering

TomorrowTomorrow Aunty

departaffianced,

preliminaries

Tomorrow tomorrow Indeedbeginning

whotl" something withinsomething

spurred momentary

despondency,

nothing neverthe

Andren I'ellor. startlingemotion realized,

sharpness recoil,becom-

ing forever. withoutlooked

thing;looked forwnrd

probably would; looked

copingedged nlmost precipitous

stretchy wldo-wlngc- d

concentrated unbeliev

beyond nlrnlnne,midget figures around

busily.Andrea wntched midgets

thought storiesflying machino

second-bes- t

loosened stirred splco-lade- n

breezes

wlngi distantseemed

strayed Arabian

vallontmidget

Whencowhither

tongueseyes) Andrea

wondered things, suddenlyslopped wondering, skippedder-llk- garden

snatchedbuttoned

shouldersnukles,

Itohtnsonhundred

sliding

alrplnnoforgot disappoint

materialism,

ntlendedblnckest, nakedest

mighty Mntuo unlmiiglnedhronzo, pnganly clothed

spottedbrown

neithercarried htmsolf

hearing full-gro- v

knows movedexhibition mus-

cles perfect coutral controlmouth seemed possessed

wavered

betweennumber things.

sensed Andrea's presencowarning masterturul, rolling string flowing vowels,

merely shrugged shouldersAndrea watched

sllcnco convincedeverything

tho machino was about to be accom-plished and Its proprietor on tho vergeof flying nwoy and then, emboldenedby that unwavering smile, sho sold Insuch a volco as children uso whenpleading for cake, "l'lcase, Mr. Man,tnko mo with you,"

Sho knew n good deal about flyingmachines; sho knew they couldn'tstay up very long and that If theywcro worth anything at nil they Invariably camo back to whero theystnrtcd from like pigeons.Sho had left her door locked and shofigured that she would be back longbeforo Aunty Owen could work her-

self up Jo tho point of having Itbroken In. When her voice rang acrosstho sllcnco of the false dawn, clearand light ns a silver bell giving tongueacross snow, the whlto man startedand dropped the wrench ho was roa- -

Ipulatlng. Ho caught It In midair;then let It fall to the ground delib-erately nnd turned to look her over.

Sho was certainly something to seoand to wonder at. Her eyes of Irishhluo danced with a light younger thanher face a light that nttends tho eter-nal wistful child within us but be-

neath their shining gaze were shad-ows and her checks wcro over-pol-

Just to ono sido of her rounded chinwas n bit of blnck courtplnster, shanio- -

ful maBk cf a tiny sign of too muchchocolates end too llttlo exercise. Showas slim enough to look tull In spltoof that clonk-llk- o nffalr ot dark hluoglovo cloth that fell from her shoul-ders to her ankles Infolds.

Through nil his Inspection the man'sfnco nover chanced. Ho looked herover deliberately, Judged deliberately,

ml deliberately let down tho littleladder that gave ncccss to tho observer's sent. Ho helped her up without n

word, strapped her In nnd then turnedto pour out voluble Instructions In dmlect to the bronzo stntuo mat stood atattention, blnck eyes fixed on his master's face, red lips repenting like nprompter In n Latin theater all thathis master said.

Tho whlto man clambered to thodriver's seat, placed before Andrcn's,ami shouted n word of command. Thepiano swayed, moved slowly forwnrd,raced fast down tho snnd nnd faster,until with a billowy lift It roso straightIn tho eyo of Iho rising sun,

Andren stnrtcd to draw n fullbreath of absolute Joy nnd Insteadswallowed nn entire galo of wind. Italmost burst her open. Sho had toclench her teeth (o conquer It, nndwith her hands mndo ii vlzor for hereyes, n wind mask for her mouth, Showanted to sing, but sho wns Innrtlcu- -

lata In the fnco ot an clement ntInrgo nnd sparring for nnothcr chuncoto rush down her thront. Sho felt tliocheated song racing nround In herblood, swelling her heart, Informingall her limbs with n new Joy, a nowlife.

Sho swayed this wny nnd that.looked up and down; then sho leanedfar out to study the rugged brownfnco ot Mr. Man, tho fnco Hint alwayssmiled. From whero sho eat at hisshoulder the goggles wero not so compíelo n mnek, Sho looked nnd hereyes became fired In n fnsclnntcdstnre. Two deep lines Iny llko parentheses from tho man's nostrils to thocorners of his mouth. They mndo lit

mouth look as' though It smiled, hutIho man was not smiling. Suddenlysho knew that through It all, from themoment ho had laid his masked eyosupon her, ho had nover smiled. Herheart turned cold.

CHAPTER II.

Up to tho moment of tho suddenchilling ot her exultant blood, Andrenhad been nlmo.it oblivious of tho dinof tho engine. Now sho could think ofnothing else. Tho dcntcnlng roar thatmado speech futllo was n very realbarrier; It Imprisoned her, held horllko tho bars of nn Iron cnge, nnd ovenbent her remorselessly with Its rapid-tiro explosions ot defying sound.

She sank back on her seat, pantingnnd sobbing, Sho was frightened,Never slnco tho day when ns n llttlochild a closet door closed and lockedupon her nnd Inexorablo darkness hadheld her for moments that were suchnn eternity had sho knows such terror, Tho feeling that had come toher then came to ber now darkness,n sinking ot tho heart down, downthrough an Interminable void and,tumbling after It, body, soul, a teg ortwo and n clutching hand, all comenpnrt In the maelstrom ot fear.

Tho present nightmare did not lastfor long, Andren gradually realizedthat In fact sho was quite grown up,not a child nt nil but a strong and

reasonably healthy young woman whohad ridden straight to hounds at many

galo beforo which menbad often paled. What was sho fright-ened about? A man I Why, In thevulgar vernacular of across tho water,men had been her ailment for years I

Her backbone stiffened with a snap,she assumed hor natural erect andsquare-shouldere- d carriage, and, leaning forward from tho hips, laid herhand on tho man's arm. Gentío actionfalling to command his attention, shotugged at him, thon shook blm. Hoshowed no sign and Andrea's lipsgradually set In a thin straight line.Doubling up her fists she started to Ipummel htm Into submission.

Tho onslaught was sudden, nnd Itwas reasonable to supposo that thoman would half Jump out of his skinto their mutunl peril. Sho was pro-par-

for that hut not for what reallytranspirad. Tho man merely raisedbis shoulders nt tho first blow and paidno heed whatever to the ones that fol-

lowed In rapid diminuendo, ceasingiuddenly when Andrea painfully real

ized that such fists as hers wcro neverIntended for stouo crushers. She satback filled with wonder and a vaguo

dmlratlon for the construction ot thomalo tramo.

In tho meantlmo the nlrplano continued to mount steadily Into thochilly morning blue. Sho looked abouther nnd down. The world wns veryfar away nnd very small. It lookedllko something that ono might forgetnnd lenvo behind entirely. Sho triedIn vii In to pick out tho tiny roof thntwns sheltering Aunty Owen throughher morning nnp. Tears onco morocomo, Into hor eyes and then receded

s a now Iden came to tho assistanceof her hnrd pressed determination,

Bho stooped over, look off ono dnlntysntlu slipper, and nfter n foolishglance upward to assuro herself thattho man couldn't possibly took, undidccrtnln fnstcners with fingers thatcould seo In tho dnrk, nnd subsequent-ly removed ouo of her best party,henvy silk chninpngnc-coloro- d stockings. This done, sho sot back with tliostocking In her Inp nnd stnrcd longnnd pensively at tho man bitting be-

foro her Intent on tho business of go-

ing somewhero at tho rato ot a hundred miles un hour. That thought electrified her. A hundred miles on hourmeant fifty for every half hour, nndthirty minutes hnd certainly passedslnco sho hnd delivered person Intotho trap of a kindly smllo thnt wns notSho took a long breath, leaned for-

wnrd, slipped tho stocking deftlynround tho man's neck, tied It Insinglo slipping knot nnd pulled.

Tho results wero Immediate. Thoman bended tho nlrplano up for a lastgrab at nltltude, started It on n long,straight downward glldo and cut offhis engine. Tho blessed stillness thntfollowed was bo lueffnbly sweet thatAndrea had to glvo vent to ono greatsigh beforo sho spoke, and wlillo shewas doing that tho man calmly drewa hunting kntfo from his belt nndsevered tho restraining strands ofstocking that only n moment beforohad been almost worthy ot the rukleIt had clothed and adorned.

"Oh!" gnsped Andrea."Is that nil you had to say)" asked

tho man. Into tho vast and rushingstillness his culm volco drop ed wordsus cool und bard ns pellets of Ice.

Andren choked with rage. Sho hndlo swallow n lump In her throat beforosho could gnsp, "I wnut to go backat once."

"You asked mo to take you withmo," said the man In tho smno calmvoice, "and I don t happen to be goingbnck,

"Not going back I" stuttered Andrea,trying valiantly to nppear collected"I did lisk to c come, b but It's every woman's privilege to ch changoher mind.

"When I first looked nt you I sawa smile that was kindly and chivalrous. How could I know that yoursmile Is nothing hut camouflago madoup of lines of dissipation, and yourhideous goggles nothing but a maskfor hard' ejes) I thought you wcron man, but you'ro nothing but a beast,willing to tornient-- n girl who has foolishly put herself In your power.'

"My dear girl," said tho man, "youasiccü mo to bring you with me, andllko a fool I did. Now, llko a woman,you are crying becauso I didn't bringyou and leave you nt tho same timo,Samo old story, Women ore foreverwonting to eat tholr cako and have Ittill.""I am not crying," said Andrea, "and

my namo Isn't 'ray dear girl' but theHonorable Andrea I'ellor." She pausedon that weighty announcement

"lleollyt" sold the muu. uumoved

!nmlhnp In 4hA ITtvtnrr rVirnft. Nleo.humdrum noble family, as I remcmborIt. WC1I7"

rvm' ctIiwI And ron. "Don't startthat horrible nolio again. I want totalk to you. I want to oh, what rayou going to do with mo)"

Thero was n pathetic threat oí tearIn tho qupstlon that should havo melt-

ed .tho rockiest heart, but It failed. 'Ihflva nn Intonltnn nf ilnlnir nnVtlltDK

with you beyond what you asked for,and no Interest' sold tno man quieuj.

Ho reached once moro for uiothrottle. "StopI" cried Andrea. Imust know what you mean. How can

talk to you with that nwful din go-

ing on)""Oh. you'll havo lots of timo to

Inllf un 1,1 Hin mnn. nnd no SOODCr

wero tho words out of his mouth thanlhn ntmnlt off ttlO BlatO

of memory by tho sudden roar of thoengine.

AmlrAn innl, rtnrlr In hpr seat. CrUm- -

plod up In body nnd mind, nnd criedllko u baby, ureal big sous camo tumbling up nnd out ot nor swellingIhrnol Wnr Mm (lrit tlltlO In mOHT

years alio felt that sho wanted hermother and at onco.

"fill, mummy t mummy 1" sho sobbedllko a llttlo child, nnd a moment Inter,Just oxnetly llko n llttlo child, shostopped crying, snificu twico, uudkbuher eyes dry nnd presently smiled forno spcclnl renson, Just ns n dawnsmiles when Its sun breaks out fromtho dowy cloudc of morning, wnaihad happened) Why, n most Important thing. Sho hnd suddenly rcnllzcdthnt no ono could henr her crying, noteven herself I

"Every person ono meets," thoughtAndren, following Iho lino of her dis-

covery, "has to bo climbed. Somopeople nro Inslgulllcnnt moumis nnuvnil 1imt wntlt nver tliclllt others nrohigh cliffs thnt It tnkes n long timoto climb but thnt glvo you rresn nnuwider views tho higher you go. Andthen thero nro others," sho continuedwith n vlndlctlvo look nt tho stolidbnck In front ot her, "thnt nro Justgreat round hard bowldcis."

Her mouth drow down at tho cor-

ners, but sho would not succumb ngnlnto feeling sorry for nerseir. insicnuaim lilnlilml lllI- - PVP8 OnCO IttOTO DM)

took stock of tho vnrlous handiworksof Ood. Tho world was goou to iookupon thnt morning, it wns iwininuby In n strnngo rotdllvo movementthnt gnvo It nn Illusive nppearauco. Itwns like n now toy In tho wny of

Tlilm-- a started to como nearer.changed their minds and then sweptInto tho past, lingering long on n siccphorizon ns though they hesltntcd be-

foro nn Irrovocnhlo plunge.Andren found thnt by Homing uncu

her skirts sho could look straignidown. Bho did so off and on for haltnn hour nnd tho things sho snw tornher much. Forest nnd plain, forestand plnln swept under nnd nwny In nnendless gentío unuuiniion cm iwisuby long, wnndorlng silver bonus.From high in tlio air inoso unnun

wero nothing mero strips of rlbhouM.nt n rllllll POUld StCII OVCr. UUt

down thero) Sho knew thnt down bo- -

low they wcro mighty rivers, uouui- -

less teeming with hippos, crocodilesnud analtos I

They arrive at their Jour-

ney's end. You'll enjoy thonext Installment.

(TO 11R CONTINUKO.)

NEW PROCESS IN SCULPTURE

Invention of Italian Scientist WillRevolutionize Work of Masters

of the Chisel.

A process for producingby photography Is tho fruit ot thoInvention of nn Italian scientist.

TUn tumis of tho Invention ts thoproperty possessed by a film of chromium gelatin of swelling in proportionto tho Intensity of tho light fallingupon It. Tho swelling Is greater withn low than with a high Intensity, bothat tho light passing through a pho-

tographic negative produces upon achromium gelatin plate a positive In

distinct relief.Tho transparency of an ordinary

negative, howover, Is not truly propor-tional to tho relief of the originalmodel, but by nn Ingenious automaticdevice Involving dnublo oxposuro thisdllllculty Is avoided and n negativeis obtained having Its lights andshades coirectty graded to produce theeffect of relief.

Glencoe Items

H. V. Johnson drove to Ros-wd- ll

Monday In a truck, takinghfjitnoy along for repairs.

Miss Nettie Johnson, of Upperfliqncoe, Btcnt tho week-en- d

wlh Miso Susan Tully.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lucas, MissO'.ii Casey and Mr. Earl Callousattended,, tho horse races utHondo Sunday afternoon.

Fred Lucas, who has burntseriously ill, is so much improved,fió will soon be out again.

W. P.. Johns spent tho week-end visitinj? friends in Tularosn.

Frank Coo's family are doitiKnicely, niter a siege of ill).

Drs. SwearinRln & Almen.eye. ear. nose and throat specialists and fitting glasses 414 Trustminding, El I'asc, Texas. Ur.Almen will bo at Dr. Wood'sofllce, Carrizozo, N. M., on tho27th day of each month. 3-- G tf

Letter of Merit

Santa Fe, N. M..March 15, 1920.

A. L. Burke, Publisher,Carrizozo, N. M.

My dear Mr. Burke:I have yours of March eleventh

and thank yoü for three copiesof tho auditor's statement show-ing 'the financial situation in thovillage of Carrizozo.

The publication of readable,intelligible, financial reports isone of the first duties of munici-pal officers and indicates a busi-ness like administration of publicnfl'airs,

Very truly yours,Taxpayers' Association.

Rupert F. Asplund,Director.

Tho best investment today is anall-wool "Qunlity First"

for Easter. Onlyhigh-grad- e clothing will beshown nt the Carrizozo TradingCo.

Card of ThanksWe wish to convey our sincere

thanks to the many kind friendswho assisted us in our recentbereavement. Your words ofloving sympathy and deeds ofloving kindness will ever be re-

membered with our heartfeltgratitude.Mns. Andrew Purceixa and

Children. v

Ed. W. Harris and Family.

Quality First -- Is the word nilover our store. You will be de-lighted at the display of springcoats, suits, and dresses at theCarrizozo Trading Ctf.

.lack Ilnrgraves and wife woredown from Corona Monday andwhile here, were tho guests ofthe (5. C. Clements family. Jacklias but lately returned fromforeign service where he wnsconnected .with General Persh-ing's command as a member ofthe machino gun corps in whichho experienced some real ser-vice.

FOH SALE A car load ofHerofotd bulls. A bar-

gain if taken at oiioo. See BenL. Stimmol. tf

Allen Johnson and wif- - nroexpected here from El Vann tholatter part of this week t" visit,for a short whiio with relativesand friends.

Special feature stylos in ourgarments that you can't buy else-who- re

-- wo feature individualityin our ladies' ready-to-wear de-partment. Carrizozo TradingCo.

Mrs. A. It Tico of Independ-once- ,Mo was here for a few

days this week.

The best dressers come hero fortheir clothing nnd furnishinggoods, becaüso they nlways ibidW'iD everything that's new.

Currlzozo Trading Co.

Classified Ads

W. W. StadtmanNOTARY PUBLIC

Agent for Royal TypewriterFIRE INSURANCE

For SaleTwo, two ton motor trucks equip

ped with box bodies nnd solidrubber tires. First-clas- s mochan- -

leal condition. Will demonstratetheir performance to anyone in-

terested in buying u first classhpnvy duty truck. Reason forsclllng-havo built a railroad toour mines nnd trucks are no long-er needed. Prico less than linlfcost of now trucks.Beetii Bros. Minino Company.t-- f Ancho, Now Mexico.

Three EssentialsFord Service: Ford Mechanics;

Ford parts. Western Garage.

Milk PricesMilk 20c per uart; 10c per

pint. -- Phone 13!) V'Mrs. G.W Rustin,

Fully GuaranteedOur ropair work is fully guaran- -

For Your Convenience

Let me fit you to n Spiremjicorset. Measurements takenin your home. Satisfaction Guaranteed. -- Mrs. G. T. McOUillen.Phono No. 1.

FOR SALE Black Grama!lnv. On tho ground or ilclivcred. Waltér Grumbles, Box!J5I, Carrizozo, N. M.

Standard PricesONE PRICE Ford's standard

prices op all repair work Westem Garage.

This Sounds Good!Fresh Hot Rolls, Bread and

Pies can be had at 11:30 a. m.Every morning in time for lunch

Pure Food Bakery.

For Sale CheapA five passenger touring car in

first class condition. If In themarket let me show it to you.A Bargain. Ira 0. Wetmore. tf

Humreno Flour for sale nowat your leading merchants.

FOR SALE-T- he Harry Chantplace. 100-ncr- e patented land.good Improvements. Wadelinrkey.

The best is the cheapest; whenit comes to buying Hour, tryHumreno.

FOR RENT A nice furnishedroom, at Miller s Rooming House

Full Blooded Rhode Island RedRoosters for sale. $3 00. --Mrs,J. W. May, Ancho, Now Mexico,Uox u.

FOH SALEOnion sots. Alfalfa Secd-T- iiE

TrrswoRTii Company.

Humreno Flour is tho best flour--

ovor shipped into Carrizozo.

FOR SALE --ThoroughbredRhode Island Red eggs forsotting. 91.50 for Fifteen. - Mrs.Win. Harnett. 3-- 3t.

Spring HatsMy complete assortment o:

spring hats are now in. Caland investigate. Latest stylesana prices reasonauie.

Mrs. A. V. Adams.

FOR SALE-Sin- cle Comb.Golden Buff Leghorn eggs forBetting. -- MRS. K. T. VAUOHN.

32 inch Zonhvr Voiles. nt--

spring goods now on special saloat 85c per yard. - Carrizozo Trading Co.

OÁRRWOZO.OUTLO QK. .

EASTER BRIGHTNESS FORECAST

A FEW mom weeks until Easter I

ONLY now on it will be necessary to Bpted tip your buying, cspeeiully'of thetilings needed for I he thorough success of your wardrobe. Wo have already g!venyon glimpses of the NEW FASHIONS rb exhibited in our various displays. Butfurther glimpses jiist as fascinating will bo revealed in this Prc-East- er display andthereafter.

Tho store has blossomed like a flower garden and every section is radiantwith spring attractions; Suits, Dresses, CoatH, Millinery, Waistd, Skirts, etc.

Special preparations have been niado to properly take care of your indivi-

dual needs, wo can assure you of good style, good service, good quality and goodsavings which you are cordia.lly invited to take full advantage of, thereby makinga good beginning in your Easter shopping.

ZIEGLER BROTHERS

"Nothing wrong with our balance"

THE right balance of costly TurkishDomestic tobaccos, propo-

rtioned by experts that's whyChesterfields "satisfy."

Every pull brings you tho full, richflavor of genuine Turkish tobaccoand the lively relish of choice Domes-tic leaf.

And theblend the manufacturer'sprivate formula cannot be copied.

Every package enclosedin glnsslnc, moisture-proo- f

paper that seals inthe flavor.

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FIDENCE oí our comunity. We won't let our Drugsgrow stale and lose their strength. We throw themout first.

So when you come to us lor Drugs you may knowthat they are fresh, pure and full strength; and

Wo aro Careful Druggists.

ROLLAND BROTHERS

THE UNIVEKSAL CAR

The Ford car can wellbe called the "peoplecar," because there ore more than 3,000,000 ofthem in daily operation. That Is about fourto one of the nearest follower in the motor carindustry. This would not be so if the Ford carhnd not for sixteen years proven its superiorityin service, in durability, and in the low cost foroperation and maintenance; this would not befo i f the Ford car was not so easy to understand,so simple in construction that anybody andeverybody can safely drive it. Let us haveyour order for one now to avoid delay indelivery.

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EVERY SACK GUARANTEED

The Best Flour Ever Sold in

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Dcst Accommodations Fur All The Peoplu

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CARRIZOZO EATING HOUSE

Table Supplied With Best The Market Affordu

OARRÍZOZÓÓUTLOOKi.

Suffering Ended

Between the hours of 10 find11 o'clock last Sunday night.Andrew Purcelln, of Oscuro, N.M., met death by his own handwhile In a morbid state of mind

'caused by n complaint fromwhich ho could And no rollof.According to information fromrelatives of tho deceased, he hadbeen for a long timo a sufTórsrfrom dn intense pain in tho headwhich resulted from on accidentreceived several years ago andfrequently mentioned the factthat the trouble increased as hogrew older.

Last Sunday night he borrowed30-3- 0 riflo from one of his

friends saying that ho intendedgoing after wood the followingmorning and would return itwhen home. As thecustom of carrying u gun on tripsto the mouritalns is common,nothing was thought of it. Mr.

urcella being in the employ ofthe E. P. & S. W. at tho station;'his hours of work wcro from 3 to11:30 p.m., at which timo Mr.Earl Black, whose duty it was torelieve him, found tho workiouso locked which ho thought

unusual as his work-mat- e Imdalways been at his post of dutywhen tho shift came. After Mr.Black attended tho incoming oftrain No. 2, ho returned to thework house and passing by thenorth sido ho noticed tho body of,a man lying closo to the wall andupon investigating, found it tobe that of his friend and fellowworkman. Mr. Black notifiedDr. Rannlgcr, who with otherssoon arrived on the scene andfound that tho body was stillwarm, while nearby tho man'shat was found containing themajor portion of his skull whichwas blown oil by the force of theshot. A letter evidently pennedby the unfortunate man duringhis Inst hours on earth wr.sfound which read as follows:

Phone Ed Harris, Carrizozo,to go to my wife. She is sickand I am, too Good-by- e to mywife and children. Bo good littlehildren; mama will teach you.cannot stand tins pain in my

lead. I am going mad. Ed,take care of Lillie and the children. Androw." Qoe

The remains were brought toCarrizozo under the direction ofMr. Hnrris. who was u brother- -in-la- to the deceased and tendercare taken of the widow andchildren. Funeral services wereheld at tho Kellcy ehanel onlucadny nfternoon, Rev. L. S,

Smith or tho Carrizozo BaptistUhurch conducting the same.Ills subject was, "Friendship."nnd.his diacourso abounded withsympathy and human kindness.Tho sorrowing wife was unableto attend, being prostrated withgriof over tho sad affair. Mr. Pur- -ccllit was well known and hadmany warm friends in thislocality. Bo foro entering theservice of tho E. V & S. W. hewas a rancher and waH emnlovcdby many of tho leading cattlecompanies around Carrizozo,from whom ho received tho highest of recommendations. TheOutlook extends its heartfeltsympathies to the surviving relatives,

Educational Notea

The next Eighth Grade StateExamination will be held Anri10 and 10. 1920.

Are the dhlldron üf Now 'Mox.Ico awake? Tho number ofchildren taking tho State EiithtlGráde Examination in Marchreached the 100 mark. Praiseto parents and pupils.

Mrs. M, L, Blaney in visitingBchools on the east side of thecounty ttia week.

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Do not feel that our service to you ends with' re-

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You will bo pleased1 with the strength and scope ofour service. Our officers give personal attention to thedetails of each depository's business needs. Let us helpyou with your business and financial problems.

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OAWtlXOZO OUTLOOK.

Sinclair Oil and RefiningCompany Locate

T. 0. Smith is the name of theSuperintendent of Constructionfor the Sinclair Oil & RefiningCo., who is engaged in erectingtanks and a warehouse alongsidethe E. P. & S. W. tracks a shortdistance below the coal chutes.He is erecting threo tanks whichwill be on elevated cradles andthe capacity of each will be 12,000 gallons, Near the tanks awarehouse ia being erected 24by 30 feet all of which ore to bemado of steel and absolutely fireproof.

VVm. Barnott will bo the agentfor the now company which willbe in readiness for business bythe first week in April. The Sin-clair-

& Refining Companylays claim to tho fact that thereare no "bosses" in the concern,but that it is one big family, towhich every new customer isadded. They live firmly in thebelief that advertising pays andin support of this claim, they arefinancing a three ring circuswhich is continually travelingover the country. To every per-formance the public is admittedfree of chargo and tho companyfeels well paid for the advertising they receive by this novel,yet expensive scheme, l'liey arenot unmindful of tho fact thatnewspaper advertising is one ofthe main factors in moving thobusiness world, consequently,they mako use of the columns ofthe press to prove their fuith.Referring to the family claimagain, wo wish to say thatif all members of it measure upto that of Air. Smith in size,weight and good nature, theysurely must be a family of happySamsons and lion tamers.

Citizens' TicketFor Mayor

A. J. Holland

For the CouncilStanley SquiekJulian TaylouBenjamin LujanFrank E. Riciiaku

For ClerkW. W. Stadtman

The Independent TicketFor a Bigger and better Carrizozo

VOTE FOKE. M. Brickley, For Mayor

For tho CouncilJulian M.. TaylouR. E. P. WaiidenR. T. CltlBBRamon St. John.

For ClerkR. E. TheAt

More than 100 representativetax payers already pledged tothe Independent Ticket.

notice of publication

In tho DUtrlct Court,County of Lincoln I

Efllo V. Slack.Plaintiff,

No. 3001 vi.Tho Uclrsof Mary Jano Reynolds,

Dcccazed. Defendant.The said defendant, Tho Illm of

Mary Jano Reynold, Deceased, arehereby notified that a mlt has beencommenced against them In the Dis-trict Court for tho County of Lincoln,State of New Mexico, by said Eflla V.Slack, Plaintiff, and that unlets theyenter or causo to bo entered an ap-pearance In aald suit on or before thefird day of April A. D. 1920, decreePro Confno therein will bo renderedagainst you.Pilchard & Merchant,Carrizozo, N. M. O.O, Clements,Atty. for Plantirr. Clerk.

By Floyd L. Kowland,Deputy.

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vhen I tesan to Improve and It was notlong Tt hen 1 was well in the best o( health,I bare ainoe taken 'Favorita Prescription'during espectancy and found It a wonderfullielp, keeping me well and strong the entiretime." Si IUS. UKUÜ GAMMON, 2919Ilooscvclt Are.

WOMAN'S CRIT-ICAL TIME

Omaha: Nebr.l "I bar used Dr.Flerce'a Favorite Prescription for manyrear at certain critical tlmea when such aionio u Decenary and it never faded tostrengthen and build me up. When I waratting my family I took It and always theresults were most satisfactory! duringmiddle Ufe It helped me to come through InB strong and healthy condition. Ionthuilaatie concerning Dr. Pierce'i remeflies and bare recommended them not onlyto memberi of my own family but to manyother beaidee and have never beard onecomplaint. Dr. Heree'i book, the CommonCtanao Medical Adviser, haa been In myhome for 36 years and I know It has taredme many a doctor as well as many of

frlendf whom I have advlted throughit.1; MIlS. TUOS. O RAY) 4310 ErsklneBt.- Dr. Flerce't Favorite Prescription is aremedy that any ailing woman can safelytake because It Is prepared from roots, doesnot contain alcohol or narcotics. Its lacreCJenU printed on wrapper.

Bend lOo. foretrlal package of FavoritePrescription tablet to Dr. Pierce's Invalids',Hotel, UuSalo, N. Y.

Don'tPersecuteYour BowelsCut out cathartics and purgativeThey are brutal harsh unnecessary.Try LAK i LK J UITUuvex mis.'Purely vegetable. I

'Actgentlyonthelliver, cumin-lat- e

bite; and .

leootho thedelicate) mem

'hrana of the

and

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bill,

CARTERS!

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boweL Correct constipation, bilious,nets, lick headache and Indigestion.SgttH FM-Ss- aaH Deea-Sm- tH PriceML CARTER'S IKON PILLS, Nature'sgreat nerva and blood tcnlc forUetwts, RkewMtbto, NmeaaMM,Meep leasees and Feeuüa Weakness.B Mai I i 1 gil i ifatÉWVVvlll Rnsn TWT aupen

Ide

our

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am

rnv

BILIOUSNESSCaused by

Acid-Stoma- ch

If p.eple who are bilious art trttttd eosordine to local 1701011011 thtr seldom stvery much fc.lter. Whattvtr rtlltt.lt. ob-tains! It utuallr ttmpoiarr. Tract bilious,risss It ttt itmret and rtmtrt tht cantt andIbt ctatnett art the! tbt patlsat will

tiroes' and bsallhr.Doctors tar Ibat mort than IS

dU.as.s can bt traetd to an h.

Dllloutattt It ont ol Ibtm. Indl.taiarlburn, btlehlnf, tour ttomaeb,Etitlon.and sat ara olbtr tlsnt cl

BXTON1C, Ibt marvtloua raodsrntlomaeb rtmtdr. brlnst quick rtlltt fromIbtit ttomaeb mls.il.s which Had to a Iontrain ol allmtntt Ibat tnakt lilt mlatrtbltIt not corrteltd.

BATONIC llttrtltr absorbs and carriesawar tht tictit acid. Maktt Iht ttomaebIrons, cool and comfortable. Iltlpa disss-lio- n

I improvta Ibt appHlte and vou thtnittt full ttitmth from rour food. Thousandsttr thtt BATONIC It Iht mod etnetlttstomach rsm.djr In tht world. It la tbt h.lpYOU nttd. Trr It on our montjr-back-I-

guaranttt. At all drottltta,unir it cania for a sit doi.

PATON I q1 rrarrowt awümacio

ViselineR.Uir.i 011.

PETROLEUM JELLY

For sores, hrolcenblisters.burns, cutsand all skin irri-tations, i

Also innumerabletoilet uses.REFUSE SUBSTITUTES

CHEtEWMMF6.CO.nt.Str.rt NwYorle

PNEUMONIA LEFT BOY

WEAK AND SICKLY

Parents Were. Almost Hopeless, ButHe la Now Well and

Strong.

"Our little boy's health was so poor wowere afraid we were going to lote him.lie Is ten years old, ana haa had weaklungs ever since lie was tight months0I1), caused by pneumonia. Wa have bttnvery careful with him and doctored Mmcontinually, but wa hod almost despairedof evtr having a strong, well boy.

"Hut since giving him Milks Umulslonall his trouble Is gone, and he Is In per.fed !ientlh,"-j-rs. a. W. Bmlley, M MapleHe, Dayton, O.

For restoring nppeltte, health nndstrength In sickly children, mothers willfind Milks Emulsion Hit thing they havenlways sought. Mott children like totake It, because unlike many emulsionsand tonics, It realty tastes good.

Milks Emulsion Is a pleasant, nutrltlve food and a corrective medicine. Itrotores healthy, natural bowel action, do.Ing away with all need of pills and phys-ics. It promotts appetite and quicklyputs the dlgettlve organs In shape tontilmllate food. As a builder of fleshand strsngth Milks Emulsion Is ttronglyrecommended to those whom sickness hasweakened, and Is a powerful aid In resist-ing ana repairing the effects of wattingdlientet. Chronic stomach trouble andconstipation aro promptly relieved usu-ally in one day.

This Is the only solid emulsion made,and so palatable that It Is eaten with aspoon like Ice cream.

No matter hot? nevere your case, youare urged to try Milks Emulsion underthis guarantee Take tlx bottles homowith you, use It according to directions,and If not satisfied with the results yourmoney will be promptly refunded. Trice(Oe and fl.SO per bottlo. The Milks Emul-sion Co., Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by drug,gists everywhere. Adv.

Knto tisunlly lina n finger in tho en-

gagement ring.

OUT (UUCK

Never mind I Just takeCascareis if Bilious,

Constipated

lSvcryono must occasionally glvo totho bowels soroo regular help or elseBuffer from constipation, bilious at-

tacks, stomach disorders and sick head-ache. Hut do not whip tho bowels intoactivity with harsh cathartics.

What tho liver and bowels need Isa gentío and naturat tonic, ono thatcan constantly bo used without harm.Tho gentlest liver and bowel tonic Is"Cascareis." They put tho liver towork and cleanso tho colon and bowelsof all waste, toxins and poisons with-out griping they never sicken or in-

convenience you llko Calomel, Salts,Oil or Purgatives.

Twcnty-dv- o million boxes of Cas-careis aro cold each year. They workwhllo you sleep. Cascarets cost so lit-tle too. Adv.

No wlso man ever gives adriceOBkcd for It.

HEAD STUFFED FROMCATARRH OR A COLD

Qsys Cream Applied In Nostrils OpensAir Passages Right Up.

Instant relief no waiting. Tourclogged nostrils open right up; the airpassages of your bead clear nnd youcan breathe freely. No mora hawking,RnuOlng, blowing, headache, dryness.No struggling for breath nt night;your cold or catarrh disappears.

Got n small bottlo of lily's Creamnnlni from your druggist now. Applyn llttla of this fragrant, antiseptic,henllng cream In your nostrils. It pen-etrates through every nlr passage ofthe head, soothes tho inflamed or swol-

len mucous membrane nnd relief comesInstantly.

It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed opwith a cold or nasty catnrrb. Adr,

Never Judgu n woman's ago by tiers'.oro teeth.

nEciPB Fon artAY hair.To halt pint of water add 1 os. Day Itum,

& smau uox 01 varuo uompounu, ana 4or. of glycerine. Apply to the hair twice a,wee' until it becomes the desired shade.Any druggist csn put this up or you canmix it at home at very little coat. It vlllgradually darken streaked, faded gray hair,and will make harsh hair soft and gloaty.It will not co'or the scalp, it not sticky ortreaty, and does not rub off. Adr.

Leave tho latch string out lor thefirst robin.

$100 Reward, $100Catarrh la a local dlseasa greatly Influ-

enced by ronatltutlonal conditions. Ittherefore requires ronatltutlonal treat.If AT I ..a r ft n. . tin . tIs taken Internally and acts through therfA nn t It a. 4 trwm m a 11

tcm. HAl.t,'S CATAltmi MEOICINHi4..l.nv. tl.A ...... .!.... . .....v.,,uj , (uiiiiunimii in inngives tlio patient strength by improving... mu, muíala nature indoing Its work, flri.oo for any cats offíiiíiíi.'ta."1.1.! AMVa CATAUIUI

to cure.nrugglnts Kc. Testimoniáis free.I'. J. Chenoy A Co., Toledo, Ohio.

It takes u hug-bec- a long tltno toAnd it out

OaXKUOKO OUTLOOK.

SUFFRAGE AMEND-

MENT RATIFIED

WEST VIRQINIA DEADLOCK BRO

KEN AND VOTE IN 8ENATEIB TO 14.

SENiBLOGH'SVOTEWINS

8EN8ATIONAL RACE ACR08B NA

TION BY SOLON ATTRACT8WIDE ATTENTION.

Wtittrn Ntwapaptr Union Newt Strvlct.

Charleston, V. Vn., March 11. ThaWest Virginia Legislature ratified thefederal suffrage amendment. Dnalaction on the amendment was takenby tho Senato In adopting the ratifica-tion resolution of the IIouso of Dele-

gates by u vntp of IB to 14.

The rote of Senator Jesse A. Ulochof Wheeling, who mado a hurried tripfrom California to Charleston to rotaon tho amendment, was effectual labreaking tho deadlock between proand forces, tienator A.It. Montgomery was not permitted torote, ills seat having been doclaredvacant.

The flnul voto on tho Anthonyamendment was taken after one oftho most dramatic sessions erer wit-

nessed In either bouso of tho Legisla-ture. For sercral hours suffrogo lead-

ers nnd their opponents fought In aneffort to gain a doflnlto advantage.Each Btcp by oltlier party was hotlycontested e forces deter-mined to offset their opponents' vic-tory In keeping the Legislatura In ses-

sion nnd the suffragists confident ofgaining a majority to ratify by thevote of Senator Dlocli, who had rushedncross the continent for the occasion.

Crowded galleries wero kept In or-

der with difficulty as each phaso oftho hattlo apparently swung In favorof one side or the other. At first oc'cupants of the galleries took more In-

terest In Senator llloch, who wus re-

garded as n consldcrablu sensation bythe West Virginians.

Shortly, howover, Interest In tho sen-at-

was thrown Into tho background,due to Issues featuring tho contest.These Included tho action of tho Sen-

ate In declaring vacant tho scat ofHenutor A. 11. Moutgomery, deprivinghim of the vote which would have de-

feated ratification, and tho taking upnnd adopting of the ratification reso-

lution of tho lower house, withoutamending the Benute rulos, ono weeknfter tho Senate's vote defeating Itsown resolution on the same subject.

Halls and corridors In the statehousowere thronged with spectators, Includ-ing huiidrods of women, muny of whomworo yellow flowers as welt as men,as n token of their allegiance to thesuffrage cause.

A few minutes after adjournmenthundreds of men and women starteda demonstration In the corridors, manyof them having concealed tin hornsabout their person. Those without thehorns added to the din by cheering andwhistling.

Twenty Wotnsn Hurt at Bargain Sals.New York. 80 great wus the crowd

on tho porch of 52.1 Madison avenuewhen the rummage salo of the VisitingNurses Association stnrtcd, that Itpushed over the stone balustrade andthrew twenty women and a policemanInto tho area next door. Twenty wom-en wero Injured more or less serious-ly, several having fractured legs nndarms. In spite of jtollce efforts, thewomen Jammed the brown stone sloopleading to the door in frantic efforts togot inside first.

Planes to Carry Ore From Mine.Vancouver, U, C Kour airplanes

aro to be used this summer In carryingore from mines of the Qrnnby MiningCompany, twelve miles to tidewater,at Stewart, II, C, It lias bcon an-

nounced. Knch plane will carry 1,000pounds of ore every trip. Freightcharges, It Is estimated, will ho re-duced CO per cent by airplane

National Quard to Have Thanks.Washington. Kour light tank bat-

talions are Included In tho reorganiza-tion plnns of lliu National CI mini, Maj-

or Oeuurnl Carter, chief of the mllltlnbureau, announced. California nndWushliiglun ure iiiiidiik the states tohave tnnk units.

Arrest 204 Radicals.Wnterhury, Conn. Federal agents

selted much literatura and locked upIQl persons In radical raids In thiscity. Tho raids wero In the quartersof the Communist party, the Union ofItusslan Workers ami the Union Hue-ela- n

Citizens.

JmlflljBfllllifiInstead of kahomine or wallpaper

Nt TttlapCinutm

WuhmCnnand Cirtll

Triuii fjd

Alataitim

Alabaitini

Beautiful Sanitary Durable Economicalvr Home. Schools. Churches and all Interior Wall SurfaceaAlabattine can be applied nlartered walls, wallboard. over

painted walls that have become tolled, or even over toiled wallpapersolid on the wall and not printed in aniline colors.

Alabattlne Is a dry powder, resdr to mix with pure, cold wittr, full directionson each package. Alabastlne is racked In whits and beautiful tints. Theie, bycombining and intermixing, enable you to carry out individual color plans Inmatching rugs and draperies. Alahaitlne It uicst in tht fineit reildcncti andpublic bulldlngi, but priced within the reach of all.

You will readily appreciate the economy of Altbutlne over paint or wallpipr, and results will be moit gratifying.

walls dtnanJ AUbutlne, old mill effrtdtti Altbutlne.

II your local dealer cannot or will not supply you,tale no lubitltute but wtlte for Alabaitine dcilgniand we will give you name of ncatby dealer.

Alabastine Company1045 Grandvllle Ave., Grand Raplds.MIch.

BEAR CUBS PROBABLY UNIQUE

New Species the Result of MatingCanadian Black and Russian

Brown, In London Zoo,

A "mnrrlngo was arranged" in Lon-

don somo timo ago between Teddy,the black bear from Canada, nndDnlsy, tho brown heitr from Itussla.Tho result is ttio first hybrid black-brow- n

bear cubs ever born In tho roothey may oven bo unique, for na

tura let alono produces no hybrids.They aro a rich mahogany compromiso between their pnrcnt.V colorings,and aro doing splendidly. Along withtho nows comes word that tho ugliestbeast In tho world, tho Matnmata tur--

tlo, another emigrant from tho nowworld, has been on n hunger strlko everslnco his arrlrnl In London. At homoho gets his food In n nasty, treacherous way. IIo has a shell which looksllko a lump of rock on which weedgrows freely. He keeps quiet nndlooks llko a pleasant stono for fishto rest under. Hound his Jnws aro anumber of long lumps which look llkodesirable worms. These nro bisground bait, and oren If tho Matamatabo asleep a nibble rouses htm to snnpup a meal.

Record InA world's record In

achievement was established recentlyby tho 00,000-to-n floating dry dock ofthe Morso Dry Dock and Hcpalr company of Brooklyn, N. 1., when the 3.S. Minnesota, tho largest cargo carrierafloat, was lifted In S3 minutes actualpumping time.

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I HHWtwtmy

Dizzy's Rap at His Old Foe.Disraeli's unpuhllshel novel wilt ho

rend with eager Interest by nil whocaro to learn his view of his grantrival, aiadstonc, who Is therein por-trayed as Joseph Toplndy Falconet.In denying htm any senso of humortho novelist docs not exceed the priv-ileges of poetic license, for certainlyhis model was nlwnys In grim, seriousenrnest. In declaring, however, thatho was never seen to smllo Dlsrncllsomewhat maliciously cxnggcratee, furGladstone's smllo wns not Infrequent,nnd wns among ills mnny personalcharms. Hut It must ha rememberedthnt tho novet wns written when thotwo statesmen had long been settledand unrelenting foes, nnd Dizzy wasn good hater. London Chronicle.

The Important One.A young stenographer was discuss-

ing her Christmas shopping with thogirl who worked ncross tho hall from,her. "1'vo got something for all ray;nieces and nephews except tho new-

est one," sho said, "and sho Is only;two months old. Can't ynu suggestsomething for n hnhy of that ago!"

Tho other girl smiled, "Why aro-yo-

going to get her nnythlngl" shonaked. "A baby two months olddoesn't know thero Is such a thing asChristmas."

"No," agreed tho stenographer'then added wisely: "Hut her motherdocs."

A Difference."I hear you havo been visiting

friends J""No. Relatives."

If You HearAnybody ' Talking

about coffee prices or coffee troubles,tell them to quit coffee and try

InstantPostum

A ten days trial shows results thatplease, and with gain in comfort thereis no loss of pleasure.

A wonderful table drink, pure, health-ful, economical, delicious! No advancein price.

"There's a Reason"Made by Postum Cereal Co., Battle Creek, Mich.

If

V

This Medicine Recommended by a DoctorWhon a doctor uses a medicine him

aaLLflr3wlEaTIaLw

DR. J. H. WAGNER giro

isfy boyond a doubt that rE- HU -

may bo purchased

A miller's llfo Is one continuousgrind.

Freshen Heavy 8klnWith tho antiseptic, fascinating Cotl-cur- a

Talcum Powder, an exquisitelyscented convenient, economical face,skin, baby nnd dusting powder nndperfume. Itcntlcrs other perfumes

One of tho Cutlcurn ToiletTrio (Soap, Ointment, Tnlcum). Adv.

Chnrlty Is to womnn what veracityIs to n man.

RUB RHEUMATIC PAINFROM ACHING JOINTS

Rub Pain night Out With 8mall TrialDottle of Old "St

Jacobs OIJ."

Stop "dosing" Ithsumntlsm.It's pain only; not ono caso In fifty

requires Internal treatment. Itubsoothing, pcnetrntlng "St. Jncoba Oil"right on tho "lender spot," nnd by thotimo you say Jack Iloblnson outcomes tho rheumntlc pnln and distress."St Jncobs Oil" Is n harmless rheu-mntls-

liniment which novcr dlsnppoints nnd doesn't burn tho skin. Ittakes pain, soreness and stiffness fromnchlng Joints, "muscles and bones;stops sciatica, lumbago, backache andneuralgia.

Limber upl Get n small trial bottloof old-tlm- honest "St Jacobs Oil"from any drug store, and In a momcnt, you'll bo freo from pains, achesand stiffness. Don't suffer! Hubrheumatism away. Adv.

BOTH IN GRIP OF TYRANNY

Parallel In Case of the Farmer andthe Unfortunate Lover of

the Cornet

O. 13. Dradfut of Xcnln, tho farmerdclcgnto at tho Industrial conference,said at an Xcnln tea:

"A farmer was talking to me thoother day about tho way tho middle-man tyrannizes over tho farmer, andho wound up with a story.

"Ho snld tht fanner's position re-

minded him ot a cop. This cop sawg fairly d customer playingn cornet on his beat, and after the manhad played thrco or four tunes howalked up tho front steps ot a hand-som- a

house." 'No, yo don't, friend,' says tho cop.

'Play yer cornet as much as yo'vo amind to, but I'll havo no beggtn' or

on this bent'"'Quito right, officer,' says tho cor-nctl-st

'Olad to hear you'ro so strictI guess you don't mind my enteringmy own house, though. You see, wlfaobjects to my practicing Indoors.' "

Talking Back to the Parson."I fear, doctor, I nm not good

enough to go to church.""nut, my denr mndam, It Isn't your

goodness, It's your destro.""Hut I'm not good enough to havo

any desire." Hostou Transcript

self besides prescribing It to hit patients,bo must know that It lias merit.

This Is what Dr. J. II. Wanner, a prom-inent physician ot Bkato, Kentucky, histo say about Dr. Ilartman's well-know- n

remedy, "I havo usedmyself for catarrh, and bars

given It to others for catarrh, bloatingafter eating and other allmonts. It hasproved a success In all cases with oldand young men and women. Alt speakwell of It Is tbo best ot alltonics."

Dr. Wagnor, out of tho fullness ot hisown personal ezpcrlonco, for the good ofall sick and suffering, recommonds amedicino which ho knows to bo good.You may bo euro a doctor would not

his professional reputation byendorsing A unless satisflod be-

yond a doubt ot Its vnluo.Whether your trouble bo n cough or a.

cold, or a mora subtlo catarrhal olfactionof tho stomach, bowels or other organs,

a trial. The ImmcdlatoImnroToment which you will seo will sat

NA Iswhat you need,anywbero In tablet or liquid form.

Reminded Him.A preacher fas giving

ono nf lils stirring discourses, whenho remarked:

"Ah I that reminds mo ot somethingI shnll never forget."

Then ho stopped and thought and,after thinking nnd waiting a longtime, greatly to tho astonishment ottho congregation, ho snld:

"Denr me, I can't think of what I:Is 1" Pittsburgh

A Feeling of Security

You naturally feel secure when youknow that tbe medicine you are about Utake Is absolutely pure and contains noharmful or bablt producing dross.

Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp.Hoot, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.

The same standard of purity, strengthand excellence is maintained In everybottle of Swamp-Root- .

It Is scientifically compounded fromvegetable herbs.

It Is not a stimulant and is taken inteatpecnful dotes.

It It not recommended for everything.It It nature's great helper In relieving

sod overcoming kidney, liver and blad-der troubles.

A sworn statement of purity it withevery bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t.

If you need a medicine, you shouldhave the beet. On tale at all drug atore)in bottles of two sixes, mediara and large.

However, If you with fint to try thligreat preparation tend ten centt to Dr.Kilmer & Co., Iilnghimtoo, N. Y., for asample bottle. When writing be ture andmention tblt paper. Adv,

YEARS BUT ADD TO BEAUTY

Particularly Oracefut Tribute Paid tothe Elderly by Widely Known

American Writer.

I have carried theso my preferencesthrough life, and I still regard oldladles as angelic, Insomuch that Ihnvo never seen ono thnt I did not re-vero. I do not know when they beginto look old to other eyes, but to minothey never look old, ns old men look.

Very likely some ot tlietfl may oncohave been silly, nnd somo nnughty, butthey do not show It, while all tho good-ness and wisdom of their youth hasgrown upon them.

I should like to touch here, butbarely touch, tho thought of tho denrand lovely lady which has nil this timobeen In tho back of my mind, as nsupremo proof ot the highest prnlsothnt could bo given to aging woman,writes W. I), llowclls In Harper'sMngazlne. She was of tho finest mo-dernity In her love ot tho best thingsIn literature and life, nnd could nomoro err In tasto than In truth or thobenuty which Is one with It

Sho Is gone now, who was so latelyhero In such perfection nf mind nndsoul, Hint It seems us If sho couldnever have left us who were privilegedto shnro tho bounty of her wisdomnnd grnce.

Never Judge it man's thoughts bywhat ho says.

AMorriincfDish Of

Grape-Nut-scertainly does hearten one upfor the day. "Why Wouldn't it?

GrapeNuts is ready-cooke- d,

ready-sweetene- d, and containsjust those good elementsrequires for the strength to dothings.

Moke Grape-Nut- S your home cereal"Hieres aReason"

WS5ESSB33BSB

Chronlclo-Telegrnp-

nature

OÁRRIZOeO OUTLOOK.

Southwest NewsFrom All Over

New Mexicoand Arizona

Wtrn Newspaper Vnlnn Nawa Sarvloa.

MI88 MARY DEE MUIR,

HtHsfti!!lAí

ssHKtsif:

Miss Muir, tho charming daughter otMr. and Mrs. John T, Muir of Lords-burg- ,

Now Mexico, was chosen by thesecretary cf tho navy to christen theship "City of tordsburg," when It waslaunched nt Mobile, Ala, Lordshurgdrew this honor for Its superior plan-ning nnd execution of work during thewar porlod.

rrofLoo A. Wolford has resignedhis position as bond of tho commer-cial department of the Now MexicoNormal University, He has boon as-

sociated with tho normal for a num-ber ot years.

Henry O'llrlcn, former Iirltlsh sol-

dier, .was found guilty by n Jury InFederal Court at Phoenix of violationot tho Immigration laws In bringingVera Mort, n war workor, to this coun-try from England for nllogod Immoralpurposes. Tho Jury recommended len-iency.

Tho citizens of Clayton, New Mexico,aro going to bo nsked to voto bonds,amounting to 100,000 at Die generalelection to bo held on April 0. The pur-po-

of tho bonds Is to take care ofthe light and power plant, which Isbndly In need of repairing and of In-

creased equipment,Tho mess hull at the Silver King

mine nt Stiporlor, Ariz., togother withIts contents, was totally dostroyed byfire. Tho blaze Is supposod to hnvcoriginated from an oil range, whichwas lighted about an hour baforo theflro was discovered. Tho loss Is placednt about $1,000, with no Insurance.

The Now Mexico Stnto Highway De-partment lint recolved notice that project stntement No. 49 has boen npproved by tho secretary of ngrlctilture.This Involvos fl.flft miles of road In Luna county to cost $38,000. It Is a contlnuntlon cnstwnrd of project No. 11)

nnd Is a section of the Borderlandroute.

An organization Is being croated forI lie survoy of tho lower Pecos riversection In New Mexico, according to(leorge M. Noel, assistant state engi-neer, ufter his return from Carlsbadnnd other points. Mr, Ncel Is prepar-ing to begin tho hydrographlc surveywhich the stuto engineer will dot orthe court In tho suit of the governmcnt to adjudicate all tho rights towater from the Pecos river fromCowles uear Its source to the Texasstate line.

CarlHbad, Now Mexico, will havo IItiuop of the state's first cnvnlry squadrnn, nnd Albuquerque will have the marhlne gun troop, Adjt Gen, Jumeslinca nnnouncod. Theso uro tho onlyassignments mado so far, although sevoral other places aro organizing troops,Those still unnsslgnod nro A, 0 nnd 1)troops.

The Stato Highway Department ofNew Mexico received f 1,143 from Taoscounty to npply on Improvement ofroad No. 8. This Is tho Inst paymentfor (ho Improvement at about six milesIn tho Itlnconndn Boctlon, Thrco milesor this wiis heavy construction along itsteep nnd rocky hillside. Tliu totnlcost of tho work was around $15,000.

Illnrkblrds are seriously Interferingwith the trnpplng of quail In tlio Mvnllln valley, N. M according to roports tcrelvcd at tho stalo gnmo war-den's office. Quail nro being trappedfor tho purpnso of restocking Hip

northarn districts of tho state. Tinblackbirds havo bccmni) a pest In thoMesllln valley nnd aro diking tho haltIn tho traps used for quail. Tho farmrs also cotnplnlu Hint tho blackbirds

are doing serious dnmngo to tho fluids

M fontinti iS Fluid Dfiflh

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Senee of Humor."Has your wlfo n senso of liumnrf"Yes," replied Mr. Orowcher, "of n

kind. Sho thinks thnt everybody whodoesn't wenr tho samo nhxuril fnshlonssho docs, Is Immensely funny."

DON'T FEAR ASPIRINIF IT IS GENUINE

Look for name "Bayer" on tablets,then you need never

worry.

To get genuino "Ilnyer Tablets ofAeplrln" you must look tor tho safety"Ilnyer Cross" on each packago andon each tablet.

Tho "Uaycr Cross" means true,world-famou- s Aspirin, prescribed byphysicians for over eighteen years, nndproved sato by millions for Colds,Headache, Earucho, Toothache, Neu-

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Entered as second-clai- " matter Jannary 0, 1011, at Uim tt offlco atOarrlioio, New Mexico, under the Actof March H, 1B7.

fsAtl vvrtllriK form olo WtnMlujr atibón. News column cIdm Tiiurxiuylalit. Ifytiu iiiilrp"iviyourticr

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Coal And Oil Outlook

(uy It. S. Manner). Since my absence from WhitoOaks for forty-tw- o months, I findthat our Whito Oaks coal ia be-in- sr

Boutrlit for. Bofore I lefthere for Mississippi I tapped thetfecond vein of coal on my proper-ty and since I loft. Sam Wellshas opened up the top vein inthree places and now we haveplenty of coal in sight and it willnot bo long until I can supplycoal to all that come for it

The Lincoln Light and PoverCompany operates the ElectricLight and Power Plant near thecorner of my fence and minesfrom 80 acres that join moon thuHouth. They are supplying thePlant and selling coal to thetrade.

Mr. Alex. Bennett is sinkingan incline shaft on coal propertywest of me near town on Mrs.Barber's holdings.

Our White Oaks coal has thesame Government classificationas the Cerrillos comí, which is thehighest of any produced in NewMexico. All coal from the WhiteOakR field makes n very goodgrade of coke as a shipment of800 lbs was shipped to a cokeconcern in Alabama which wastested out by a large iron Fur-nace, with good results.

The prospect for the develop-ment of oil in Lincoln county isgrowing every day. The neces-sity for this development is alsogrowing rapidly.

Wo who have always gone tothe grocery for our coal oil andthe few of us who have boughtgasoline for automobiles or gasengines havo most usually beenable to get what we needed, butin many states in 11)18 the sup-ply was so low that fuel adminis-tration ordered automobile own-ers to cease to operate their carson Sundays, east of tho Missis-sippi river, and this was simplyto conserve the supply of oil andgasoline, then almost exhausted.

Practically the same conditionDXists today. There is barely afour months' supply on handnow.

There are moro largo corporations prospecting for oil thanover bofore. There is moro thanone reason for this activity; First,of course, is to make money. Thesecond, is to Save money. Tosave money in this sense is tokeep the refineries going. Ithikes a lot of money to build alarge refinery. Tho ieople whom1 Have had a chance to be

with, own and operateune reflnory and are now plan-ning another one to cost severalmillions of dollars.

It takes a lot of money to keepn ulant of this kind running,hence the continued search formoro oil. Sinco April 1918, eightpew nil fields have been broughtIn. The law of supply and dcmand has been much in evidence;the supply smaller and the

greater. The pricqin crudeoil has increased in the last fewyears from 40c to $3. CO per bar-rel, It is truo that the cost ofproduction has greatly increased,jiut not so much as tho valuo ofcrude oil.

The production of. crude ol hasincreased in the last year 24,000,000 barrels, and every effort willbo modo to make the increasethis year much greater, withEurope facing us with a call foralmost everything we havo 'toBell and our own America withits enormous added use of oil andits products, we aro likely tohave a gasoline famine duringthis coming summer and it behoves all of us to lease our land?or got busy ourselves and drillour own oil well or bo lost in thegame.

One largo oil company has beendrilling for many months northof us on the oil fiold that is trace-

able from points in Torrance,Uuadalupe nnd Lincoln counties,with a diamond pointed drill nndrecently as I understand, hascapped the well and ordered anumber of oil rigs to be distributed along tho El Paso andSouthwestern and Santa Fe railroads, and this io proof that weourselves, must get busy, get n

lino and reap the benefits that isbefore us.

Notice of Election

Official call of the regular biennialvillage election in and for theVillage of Carrizozo, Stato ofNew Mexico and notice of theappointment of a Board of Re-

gistrars and Judges and Clerksof said election.Official notice is hereby given

that tho regular biennial electionof the Village of Carrizozo, forthe purpose of electing a mayor,four other trustees nnd one clerkof the Village of Carrizozo, toserve for tho term of two years,is called and will be held onTuesday tho Gth day of April,1920 as required by law.

The following board of registration has been appointed toregister the qualified electors ofsaid Village, at said election: M.B. Paden, Claude Pitts and R. T.Cribb, which Baid board of re-

gistration will sit at tho LincolnState Bank in Carrizozo. Thoregistration books shall be open-

ed for tho registration of voters,beginning on the 16th day ofMarch, 1920, at 9 o'clock A. M.at said Lincoln State Bank andshall remain open each day there-after until the 26th day of March,1920; said books shall remainopen until 6 P. M. of each dayabovo specified.

A certified list of all the registered votors will bo' postedand remain posted for six daysfollowing March 20th, 1920, atthe Court House, Post Office andtho Carrizozo Eating House, andany person seeing that his namehad not been registered and whois a qualified elector, may applyto said board of registration andhave Ilia name added to tho listof qualified electora; or ho maynave tne name ot any person whohe may know to be n qualifiedvoter added to said list. Thename of any person who mayhavo illegally registered withsaid board, may bo strickonfromsaid list by said registrars.

Notice is hereby given that'the following persons have beennamed as judges and clerks atsaid election: Judges A. C.Wingfield, B. F. Coif and A. L.Burke; Clerks: S. G. Andersonand C. A. Perkins.

By order of the Board ofTrustees of the Village of Carrzozo, state or new Mexico this2nd day of March, 1920.

F. .1. SAOER.Acting Mayor of the Village of

Carrizozo,Attest:

M. B. Paden, Clerk.'3-- 5 4t

OARRIZOSO OUTLOOK

Each year for overalls$200, ooo, ooo

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EVERY year you and the other men of the Unitedwear $200,000,000 worth of overalls. Tied

end to end they would reach twice around the world.Some of these overalls wear well stay comfortable.

Others wear out quickly bind and rip.Which kind of service do yours give? Have you

found an overall that gives you full value in wear andcomfort every time?

Millions of men arc today wearing overalls whichgive satisfaction they have never known before. Whenthese men want overalls, they make sure that they getBlue Buckles.

"'ve tried a lot ot overalls, butof all I've worn ' cioose BlueBuckles every time. They alwaysHivo jjnj wear.

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Notice For Bids

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Notico is hereby given for bidson a school house to bo built ntLincoln, Consolidated School Dis-

trict No. 1. Plans and specifica-tions may be secured of Mrs. M.L. Blaney, County School Super-intendent, Carrizozo, N. M. Allbids shall be sealed and submittedto tho County Board of Educa-tion on or before April 7, 1120,on which date lids shall be open-o- d.

Tho County Board of Education reserves the right to roiectany or all bids.

Mrs. M. L. Blaney,Pres. Co. Board of Education.

Notice For Bids

Notice is horoity given forbidson a school house to be built atAncho, New Mexico, School District No. 21. Plans and specifications may bo secured of Mrs. M.L. Blanoy, County School Superintendent, Carrizozo, N. M. Allbids shall be sealed and submittedto tho County Board of Education on or before April 7, 1920,cn which date bids shall be open-ed. The County Board of Education reserves the right to rejectany or all bids.

Mrs. M. L. IJIaney,Pres. Co, Board of Education.

See the fine line of new mil-linery, ladies', misses' and child-ren's JiatB Zlcgler Bros, arc re-ceiving this week.

The heaviest, toughest denim on the market goes IntoBlue Buckles. Blue Buckles are always big androomy Blue Buckles never rip. First-clas- s workman-ship makes the details right in every pair. Pocketsreinforced to prevent tearing heavy brass buttonsa solid back band extra wide suspenders and widedoubte-stltche- d seams everywhere points like thesegive Blue Buckle wearers solid satisfaction.

Ask for Blue Buckles and get your money's worth.

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What Makes a Bank?

Well, our answer to that question I that It Is the men behindthe bank, the men Interested in its management, the men who standfor business integrity and square dealing.

The officers of our bank aro accomodating nnd willing in- il i i.. .. . i actuallyu.crjr luuurij, uut uiruciurs uru iioi ngure-ncau- ineySuo the affairs of the bank nnd know how its business isuur stockholders nro among the solid men of Iho community. Theseare what II taken to make a good in our judgement, a safe placeiur juu iu uu uunmum, u lliviiu you 10 join US.

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

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ORDER OP EASTERN STARCarrizozo, Now Mexico.

JE Regular MootingFirst Wednesday of

Each Month.

All Visiting Stars Cordially

Mrs. H. E. Pino, Worthy MatronS. P. Miller. Secretary.

-- Carrizozo Lodge No. 41

Carrizozo, New Mexico.

A. P. & A. M.

AWRegular communi-cations for 1920.

KWX April 3, May' Juno 2U, July 24,

Aug. 23, Sept. 25. Oct. 23, Nov.2d, Dec. 25-2-

George Ferguson, W. M.S. F. Miller, Secretary

Carrizozo Lodob No.30 l.O. O.F.Carrizozo, New Mexico.

JamesRoselle, N. G.

W. J. Lang- -Bton, Secretary.

Regular meetings 191- 9- Firstand third Friday each month.

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Reward for any case of Catarrhtlrat cannot bo cured by Hail'sCatarrh Cure.

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HatfitaUM Cum Is taken Memal!ain ijrteTIjr upon the blood and muíanua aturar fit tha ajr.i.m. Tretlmonlali

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METHODIST CHURCH

(A. C. Douglat, Pastor)Sunday School. 10:00 a.

Come bring one.Sermon at ll a. and 7:30

p. m.Epworth Icaguo every Sunday

evening at 0:30 p. m.

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Mid-wee- k prayer mootingWednesday 7 p. m.

All visitors and strangers arewelcomed at our church to anyand all services.

CATHOLIC CHURCH

(Rov. J. II. airmt, Rector)Rev. J.H. Girma will visit dur

ing this month the differentplaces as follows:

Sunday 7, Capitán; Monday 8,Sierra d'el Tison; Tuesday 0,Encinoso: Wednesday 10. Richardson; Thursday, 11, Rabenton;Friday 12, White Oaks, Saturday13, Carrizozo and Lincoln; Sun-day and Monday 14-1- 6, Lincoln;iuesaay ana Wednesday, li-i-

San Patricio.

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Thore will bo services conducted by the Church of Christat the Keiiey Chapel next Sunday at 10 a. m. The public iscordially invited.

Rev. J. B. Daniel of Alamogor-d- o

will preach at both morningand evening services, third Sunday of each month.

BAPTIST CHURCH

(Rev. L. S. Smith, Pastor.)Preaching every Sunday.Qltnrlfltr artllnnl 10 a. m" JVMWI, AW H ill.Young People's meeting at

u ). m,Ladies meet every Wednesday

at 3 p. m.You are invited to all services.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH

(Rer. Johnson, Rector)Sunday School at 10 a. m. MissClara Dacot, Superintendent.Church services every Sundayevening at y:üu

The public is cordially invited.

B. Y. P. U. Card

Tho Baptist Young People'sUnion meets Sunday evening at6 o'clock, to enable the Societyto finish its hour of worship be-

fore Church services begin.

New GripOn Life follows the use of

Dr. Miles' Liver Pills

For many years TheStandard Medicine forTorpid Liver, Biliousness,Constipation and otherdisorders of the stomach,bowels and liver result-ing from failure of theseorgans to perform theirduties in a naturalmanner.

They relieve promptlyaction mild yet effective,and their use establishes nohabit requiring their con-stant use as they tone upand strengthen the weaken-ed condition of the organs.

Money back if first boxfails to relieve or satisfy.

Get a package today andrelieve your troubles.

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RepublicanConvention, March 20th

In answer to a call from theChairman of the Lincoln CountyRepublican Central Committee,the Republicans of Precinct No.14 met In primary convention,March 15 to select 10 delegatesto the Republican convention tohe held at Lincoln, N. M., March20, 1920. J. B. French wasselected us chairman of the meet-ing and A. L. Burke, secretary.On motion, the following dele-gates and alternates wero select-ed by the meeting:

Delegates AlternatesA. L. Burke, R. C. Pitts,Henry Lutz, R. E. Lemon,F. A. English, B. L. Stimmol,R. A. Duran, Joe Romero,Ben Lujan, M. M. Duke,II. B." Hamilton, Harry Little,R.E.P. Warden, George Spence,Juan Perca, Joe Lopez,Silvestre Baca, Carlos Vigil,Antonio Vega, Fred Lalonc.

The delegates named abovewill represent Precinct No. 14 atLincoln, N. M., March 20, wherea convention will be hold atwhich 7 delegates will be namedto attend tho atate convention tobe held at SnnU Fe, N. M.,March 28, at which convention,,8 delegates and 0 alternates willbo named by said state conven-tion to attend the RepublicanNational convention which Willmtiiinnn nl nt nn T 1 nH T..mLVIIVGIICai. V1IIÍHU, II., Ull UUHU8, for the purpose of placing innomination, candidates forPresident and Vice-Preside- nt ofthe United States.

J. B. FRENCH, Chairman.A. L. BURKE, Secretary.

We are receiving.' daily, nown.ltnn nnlln ñMil hjim(h m..mUmJby Mr. Ziexlcr on his late trinto New York Call and look atthe new goods. Zfegler Bros.

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Strawberries, Raspberries, Black-berries. Thelco Peaches, Del MonteSliced Peaches.

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PROGRAM

FniDAT, 10:00 A. M., High School üuilüinoInvocation -- Rev. L. S. Smith, Oarrizozo.Music, "America"- - Convention.Address of Welcomo Mns. Fhances Mc-

Donald Spencer, President CarrlzozoSchool Hoard.

Uoionsp Mus. Geo. Dixon, Hondo.President's Address Dk. E. E. COLE, Supt.

Car r ozo Schools.Vocal Solo Miss Beiitiia Wood, Oscuro."Düvolopmiíiit of Truo Citizensliip"-- C. S.'IIawi.es, Capitán.Discussion J. W. Wilkeiitii, Picacho.

MH3. W. F. Coe, San Patricio.ENROLLMENT

Friday, 1:U0 P. M.

Piano SoIo-Clai- ute McQuillen, Carrlzozo."Teachers as Citizens" J. E. Goodell, Pres-

ident Albuqucrquo Business College.Vocal Solo-M- iss Inez Holland, Cnrrizozo.'.'Value of Manual Training in High School"

Bkyan Cazieii, Carrlzozo.Discussion -- II. H. IJnowN, Corona.

L. B. Bauciiman, Capitán.Addrcss-- V. O. Hall, President Normal

School, Silver City."How to Sccuro Efllciency in Reading and to

Stimulate a Desire fqr WholesomeHooks" Mns. A. Baumeister, Corona.

Discussion Mns. V. L. Gumm,'Miss Edith Lutton. Carrlzozo.

Friday, 8:00 P. M., at Methodist ChuiichMusic-Hl- OH School Glee Cluii, Carrlzozo.Vocal Duet. "Softly O'er the Waters Gliding,"

Mns. WiLiiun Coe, San Patricio.Miss Irma Mitchell, Capitán.

Vocal Solo Miss Esther Reed, Corona.Address, "The Fourth Dimension of Morals"

---Dn. Frank H. H. Roueiits, PresidentNormal University, East Las Vegas.

Vocal Trio, "Tho Lonely Rose" -- Mrs. E. D.Hoone. "Miss Hilaiiy Cooper, Dn.E. E. Cole, Carrlzozo.

Reception at Methodist Church after program.Everybody invited to remain.

SATunDAY, 9:00 A. M.

Invocation, Rev. A. C. Douglas, Carrlzozo.Piano Solo LAUnEEN Wilson, Carrlzozo."Relation of Pupil to Teacher"-- J. E.

Goodell, President Business College,Albuquerque.

"Thrift"-- E. M. Biuckley, Secretary, CountyBoard of Education, Carrlzozo.

"Domestic Science in tho .High School" Mrs.Ruth C. Miller, State Director HomeEconomics, Santa Fe.

".Motivation in School Work" W. O. Hall,President Normal School, Silver City.

Piano Duot, "Tho Bettlo's Dance." "OldGlory March" Misses Irma Mitchelland Estella Howard, Capitán.

Report of County Superintendents Meetingat Cleveland, Ohio Mrs. Maude L.BLANEY, Supt. Co. Schools, Carrlzozo,

Business Sessionsaturday, 1:00 a. m.

High School Building"How Shall Wo Provide for the Futuro of tho

Eighth Grade Graduates of tho RuralSchools?" Mrs. Maiiel J. Smith,Lincoln.

Discussion Mns. Helen Castle. Arabela.Mn. Bert Paxton, White Oaks.

Vocal Duet Misses Ivy and Lucile Lind-say, Carrlzozo.

"Domestic Scicnco in the Rural Schools"Mrs. Ruth C. Miller, Santa Fe

Every progressive teacher should attendthis convention. Roon.s and meals will beprovided for all.

A reception committeo nnd autos will beat tho trains to welcome all who come and totake tho teachers where they wish to go, freeof charge, of course.

Look for the committee and for the BoyScoutS In nutos. Get into an auto, withoutinvitation, and tell the Boy Scout where youwish to go.

Carnzozo, loyal as sho always Is, Iiobcheerfully opened her homes to the teachersof Lincoln county.

OiiMHUiiintJuiJiuiiinciMUMnnainiHinwDrutnnmic- -.

Off Again, Gone Again,On Again, Once Again

ílack Arnett has purchased thefll&ining & Pressing s' ifAUSprt Weinberg and icj auge will bo recorded r.id

3iu tho many that have takunsince tlmt business made

itsbiiW to the public. In facttiter has been as many changesin that enterprise as there hasllftdil revolutions in old Mexico.fcíBW that Juck has taken the

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reins, let us express one morohope that he will continue in thebusiness for ono week at leastMr. Arnett will do nil kinds oftailoring work together with

ming, pressing and lint workjng tho snmo lines as his pre

uecessor. ue solicits tliozozo trader

FOR SALE My entire flockof Plymouth Rock chickens, Ü2in number. A bargaiti to partywho will take the flock as nwhole. Mrs. Frank Lesnott. tf

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THERE fa undoubtedly no public wrvite tht touches directlyindividuals and enters so completely into the social and

commercial life of the people as does telephone service More busi-

ness is transacted over the telephone than there is through face toface conversations. More social activities are planned, more invita-tions sent, more engagements made or cancelled by telephone thanby any other means.

This places a tremendous responsibility upon those charged with theduty of rendering telephone service. Any failure of the service wouldhave a disastrous effect upon both the business and social relations ofa community. A general cessation of the service would cause nation-wide confusion.

Telephone employees realize their responsibility and recognize theirobligation. , It is ttiis loyalty to duty that makes it possible for theTelephone Company to render service even under the most difficultconditions.

Quite generally there are at this time inadsquato facilities causingcongestion and confusion, a condition from which there can be noimmediate relief. Sometimes the elements rage in a mad fury, butmen and women brave the storms that the public may be served.Occasionally a scourge of sickness depletes the ranks, adding to theburden of those who escape, but who perform their more difficulttasks with smiling determination to continue the service.

With such a spirit in the telephone organization, the service will atall times be the best that human effort can produce, in the face ofwhatever adverse circumstances may prevail.

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Recovery After Other RemediesFailed. Now in Good Health.

Mn. J. A. Stllaworth. K. Dell Art.,lied Key, Ind., aayai "Kidney troublecame on me luddcnljr mil before I mil-led It I was in critical condition.My lwdy bloated and my feet andansica awenm usetoy balloom. The kid-ney accretion, burnedterribly in paaeage.My face pulled upand the flenh undertny eyra and on myclieeka hung down infolda. 1 had .mother,ing apella, lien Ithought I would ills.

do mucn water uaa . fcollected under mjr.Jmn, i weighed 17U il, uimtipoumle, a gain of 43

poundt. My tight failed and littleblack apecka paaied before my eyea. Ifelt droway and waa to nenroui, Icouldn't atand the leait nolae, llheu-mati- o

palna darted all through me andIt felt aa if every nenre In my bodywaa affected, Medicine didn't help meami I had llttln hope or atrength left.Finally I uned Moan's Kiinev Pillsand they rcatored me to health, I amnow well and atrong."

Bworn to before me.if. it. vfuiTTivamth,

Notary Public.Get Doaa'a at A ay Slat. M m Bas

DOAN'SJLVFOSTER-MiL- URN CO.. BUFFALO, H. V.

OuchlShe Why do you moko so much?Ho Uccnuso n good clgnr helps mo

to think.She It's loo bnil your cigar dealer

carries such poor stock.

EASIER FOR HER TODYE THAN TO BUY

"Diamond Dyet" Turn Faded, ShabbyApparel Into New.

Don't worry nhout perfect resulta,Uro "Diamond Dyes," gunrnntecd togiro n new, rich, fadeless color to nnyfabric, whether It bo wool, tdlk, linen,cotton or mixed goods, dresses,blouses, stockings, skirts, children'!coats, feathers everything 1

Direction Honk in packngo tells lionto diamond dyo over an color. Tomatch nny mntcrlal, bnvo dealer showyou "Diamond Dyo" Color Card. Adr.

Our Iden of n great talker Is nan who has enough senso to know herlimit.

INFLUENZAaaa. ir.fln au

starts with a Cold

Kill tl. Cold. At tho

CASMRA&lQljlNIN

Standard "cold 'timedf totit yaara

oplatei Dreaaa up a coio in n. nourt reiHTC. Klip in m ua.

Money, back II it fallí. The.genuine poi nee '

BWI M BaBl .top no nr. iiwapicture.

At All Urai Sit "té

Guticura SoapClears the Skinand Keeps it ClearSoip 25c, Obtmtal 25 aaJ 50c, Talca 25c

Baby's Clotheswill be white at the driven mowwhen laundered if you ute

Red Cross Big BlueIt never streaks or spots theclothes, nor does it injure themost delicate fabric.All good grocers sell it) S centa package.

Old Folks' Coughswill M rcuerea promptly ay aioo o. oiop.throat tkklei relieve. Irritation. The remedy

uud by mora thaa fifty year or utt

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MOM TILRQRAPHIO rlBPOflTTHAT COVRR THE WHBK't

EVENT).

OF MOST INTEREST

KRIPINQ THE READER POSTEDON THE IMPORTANT

CURRENT TOPICO.

WtiUrn Newepaper Union New. Service.

WESTERNI'rtu Jvnt (Jrny of tho Union 1'aclflc

uiiiiounci'il at Omaha tho system hudliought $(1,000,000 worth of locomotive'mid KOOO.OOO of refrlgorntor curs.

Two armed mon rubbed tha Amorbcan Htato Hunk nt Ilnrrlsburg, Textis,of nil aviillnbto money and Libertybonds, something leas than $3,000, andmudo their escape.

Three Eskimo hunters cama IntoNome over tho sea lea and reportedthey hud been drifting for fifteen tlnyaon an Ico cake In the llerlng sea, outof sight of lund. They suld they hudsuffered from sold and hunger.

Mr. and Mrs. Karl lllanchurd of No-

vnda, Mo,, wcro convicted nt Mluml,Oklu., on n vhurgu of murder In eonncctlon with the killing ot Police ChlotCharles Htricker ot Coinmereo, Oklu.,Oct. 1!2, 1010, and wcro sentenced toIt fo imprisonment.

Alimony, llko wnges, Is subject tnrevision ot tho high cost of living, theKuiisiih Huprumu Court holds. It affirmed u decision of the Slmwneo coutiI y District Court In which Mrs, UructiNixon brought suit for an Incrouso In

iillinimy from her former husband, IruMxon.

Kinll Hnegimsor, fin nlrpluno pilot,und Miss Claris Hurt, ami J. D, Hat'ellff, tho latter 11 years old, werekilled when an airplane In which theywere riding caught flro 500 feel In then I r, nenr Cunningham, Kim., and fellto earth. Tho cuuso of tho ucclilenlIs unknown.

Piro which has been smoldering folover n year In tho Argonaut mint! ntJackson, Calif., bus broken through Into tho Kennedy mine, one of thu greatest gold producers in California. WorkIs suspended. A bulkhead Is beingbuilt ucniHS n communicating tunnel ultho 3,800 foot level In the hopo olchecking tho flames.

Thu high cost of Hying has gono upit notch at Huu Francisco, Companiesengaged In commercial aviation publlshed it tariff Increasing tho price ol

"sightseeing" flights 25 percent to H'.'.CO und fixing the prlco olthe saino period of "stunt" flying nt$20, Increased cost of aeroplaneparts, operation und upkeep was givenns tho reason.

As n mensuro looking toward stabil-ization of tho lumber market, prlco reductlons, whlrh, it was declared, wouldamount to 10 to H) per cent under presunt prices, woro recently announced bytho Weyerlmuser Hales Company ntSpokane, Wash., distributing agencyfor eluveii lumber mills controlled li)tho Woycrhnitser Interests, Tho reduced prices, It wus declared, wouldremain effective nt least until Juno 1

WASHINGTONPules provision Is mndo tn maintain

tho offleleney of tho present imvnl re-

serve force by systematic ti'iilnlng, thenavy within n fow years will be fucodwith the same lack of potential manpower ns when tho country entered thewar, Seeretary Pnnlels told the Housenaval affairs In anotherwar, the sei retury sutil, there probablywould not be tho "sumo opportunityfor prepurutlon."

New Mexico bus been nuthnrlrod by

the War liepnrtnient nt Washington toorgnnlKo it battalion of Infantry, n buttallón of fluid artillery, it Riuudron oli.ivulry ami a machine, gun troop ob HiNational tluurd tuitn.

Kiinititieiit ot legislation authorizingtho secretary of war to turn over surtiltil motor vehicles to tho agriculture,poslofflco and other government tie-

partmcnls has been completed with theadoption by tho Sonnto of tho conference report.

Tho will of Hear Admiral RobertS. Peary, II. S. N., retired, filed forprobate In Washington, directs that allmedals, trophies mid books und KugleIsland, near .South Hurpswell, Me,, begiven tn his son, Itobert15. I'eary Jr.

l'enslons of $0,000 yearly weregranted by tho Territorial LegislatureIn Manila to Ueu. ICmlllo Aguinaldo,leader of tho Filipino Insurgentsagainst the Spaniards In 1800, andCayetano H. Arellano, formerly chiefJustice ot tho Supremo Court of thePhilippines.

GAJUUXOSO OUTLOOK.

"DANDER1NE" PUTS

BEAUTY IN HAIR

Girls! 'A mass of long,thick, gleamy tresses

Let "Dandcrlno" savo your hair nnddouble Its beauty. Tou can havo lotsof long, thick, strong, lustrous hair.Don't let It stay lifeless, thin, scragglyor fading. Bring back Its color, vigorand vitality.

Oct a bottle of delightful"Dandcrlno" at any drug or toilet coun-

ter to freshen your scalp; check dan-

druff and falling hair. Tour Aalr needsthis stimulating tonic) then Its life,color, brightness and abundanco willreturn Hurry I Adv.

Free."You go Into n sideshow nnd you

seo about six freaks.""Weill""IJut tho living skeleton tells mo ho

socs a thousand ovory day." Loulsvillo Courier-Journa- l.

URIC ACID IN MEATCLOGS THE KIDNEYS

Take a Glass of Salts If Your BackHurts or Bladder

Bothera.

If you must have your meat everyday, cat It, but flush your kidneys withaalts occasionally, nays a noted authority who tells us that meat formsuric acid which almost paralyzes thokidneys In their efforts to expel Itfrom tho blood. They becomo slug'glsh' and weaken, then you suffer witha dull misery In tho kidney region,sharp pains In tho back or sick head'ache, dizziness, your stomach sours,tonguo Is coated nnd when tho weatherIs bad you havo rheumatic twinges,Tho urlno gets cloudy, full of ecdlnicnt, tho channels often get soro andIrrltntcd, obliging you to seek relieftwo or thrco times during tho night

To neutralize theso Irritating acids,to clcanso tho kidneys and flush offtho body's urinous wasto get fourounces of Jail Salts from any phar-macy here; tako a tablespoonful In aglass of water before brenkfast for afow days and your kidneys will thennet line. This famous salts Is mndofrom tho ncld of grapes nnd lemonJuice, combined with llthln, and hasbeen used for generations to flushnnd stlmulato sluggish kidneys, nlsoto neutralizo tho nclds In urine, so Itno longer Irritates, thus ending bladderweakness.

Jail Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot InJure, nnd mnkes n delightful cffcrvescent llthla-watc- r drink. Adv.

Truthful Appearance,"lllll, 1 nm dend broke.""Then no wonder you look nil gone

to pieces."

"CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"IS CHILD'S LAXATIVE

Look at tonguci Ftemovn poisonsfrom stomach, liver and

bowels.

Accept "California" Syrup of Figsonly look for tho namo California ontho package, then you are sure yourchild Is having tho best and most barmless laxativo or physic for tho littlestomach, liver nnd bowels. Childrenlovo its delicious fruity taste. Fulldirections for child's doso on each hottie. Qlvo It without fecr.

Mother I Tou must say "California."Adr.

Very Likely."What do you supposo Mara can bo

signaling us fori ""I guess ho wants an engagement as

a moving-pictur- e star."

rORKIQMIt Is officially announced that two

Japnneso warships have nrrlved atSaghnlln Island, oft thn const of EastSiberia, to protect Japones residents.

Sevornl hundred persons n(c deadnnd thousand of others are homslessns h result of an enrthqunko which de-

stroyed Makhet, tlrnknll atnt other villages within a radius nt sixty mileswest nf Tlflls,

Dolshevlkl nt Odessa captured theItusslnn cruiser Admiral Nnkhlmnff,four topedo boat destroyers, one scoutvessel, one steamer, three trawlers,two cutters, two submarines, saya nMoscow wireless message.

A wireless dispatch from Moscowsays the red army has "victoriouslybroken through to the shores of theArctic ocean," It ndds that tho Mur- -

mnnsk railway Is free ot tho whiteforces us fur ns Murmansk.

J. Austen Chamberlain, chancellor ofthe exclieipier, has announced thntKuglnnd und Franco had agreed not torenew tho Anglo-Frenc- h lonn IssuedIn the United Htntes In lOlfl nnd worotaking steps for Its repayment.

Tho strike situation In Portugal Isbecoming moro acute and nil the pub-

lic services aro paralyzed, accordingto a dispatch from Lisbon. Tho nowcabinet formed by Antonio Silva hnsresigned on account of the strike, thodispatch adds.

Sowing of the devastated areas otFranco hns been oxpedlted by deliveries from (lermnny of oats nnd barley,according to orders ot the ReparationsCommission. Tho minister nf llherutcd regions reports that Ibis seed Is ofexcellent iunllty.

Children attending tho Ilorlln schoolsare to bo weighed and measured nt thabeginning nt each semi-annu- termA special school Is also to bo cstahHulled for pupils who uro utinhlo tofollow regular Instruction becnuso ofdeficient eyesight.

Charles Diamond, editor nf thaCatholic lleralil, whose trial on nchurgo of Inciting to tho murder ofViscount French, lord lieutenant otIreland, and others In an article Inhis newspaper, opened nt tho oldIlnlley Court In Loudon, was foundguilty. Io wus sentenced to sixmonths' Imprisonment.

The first plenary meeting of thonewly elected Moscow soviet bus Justtaken )laco. In tho elections .170,000votes were cast, or 07 per cent of thovoters. Thero wero f88,0O0 who hadno right to vote, of whom 1(18,000 werechildren, Tho others wero criminalsnnd thoso whoso Incomes woro not derived from labor.

GENERALMoro than seventy alb 'cd nniir-

chlsts mid rnillcnts havo been urresteQnt Akron, Ohio, In extensivo rnldsducted hy Department ot Justice officials.

Announcement has been innilo thatofficials believed thu tiro which hasraged In tho underground workings ultho (llrnnl Mammoth colliery nt HavenItun, I'll,, for fifteen years, Is now tintier control, in u short time thu burnlug urea will be opened up and buntlreds of thousands of tons of tiuthrti-cito will bo reclaimed,

Flvo armed men, accompanied by ayoung liman, drove mi uutoniobllo totho Jewelry store of the .lamesArmlger Company at llalllinore.Huinshed tito plute glass window otthe store, stole $ü.',M worth of tllitiiionds, shut and slightly woundedCharles Wlllhir, who tried to blocktheir way, and escaped.

Then will be no strike by the :17S,-

000 railroad iiinliileuunco of way menrcpi'i-Kcnlo- In u national meeting ntChicago, said ,1. II. Mutiny, it g'tndvice president. Tho grand lodgo headsvoted to abide by tho decision ot tlielpresident und executive board to givethu s rail bill u trial andto try for better wages by peacefulmethods before resorting to u walkout.

Mrs, Marie ltyan, rashler nf theMiles theater, located In tho heart oltho downtown business section of Detroit, wus struck down by two bantilts In thg office of tho theater nndrobbed of $.1,100 In cash. Thu robbers escaped.

Twenty fellowships, each withstipend ot lit least $1,000 nnd In somecuses íl.'JOO, will bo uwnrded to American students, men and women, fortechnical und humanistic study In theUniversity ot Sweden, Denmark undNorway, tho Ainerlcun-Sciiudlnuvlu-

foundation announced In New York, Inaddition to tho ten fellowships forSweden, established lust year, flvo students will ho sent to Norway und flvoto Denmark,

Fifteen gallons of wine u year Is themaximum quantity a family ot Jewishfiilth may receive for religious cere-monies, according to a ruling receivedIn Hartford, Conn., from Washingtonto Clyll Itevenuo Collector J. W,

Walsh. The ruling says Jewish fatallies, after gaining npproval ot theirrnbbl, who In turn will secure permitfrom officers ot tho prohibition onforcement director, may secure n maximum of fifteen gallons a your,

DEPENDED UPON

IT 20 YEARS

Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound Has Been

IhM Woman's SafeguardAll That Tim.

Omaha, Neb. "I have used LydiaE.Pink ham's Vegetable Compound forover

iwcniy years ior lí-malo troubles and itbaa helped me verymuch. I have alsoused Lydla E. Pink-ham- 's

SanativeWash with good re-

sults. I always havea bottle of VegetableCompound I n t hhouse aa it Is a goodremedy In time of

i need. You canIcubllah mr testi

monial as every statement I havemade Is perfectly true." Mrs. J. O.Elhquist, 2424 8. 20th Street, Omaha,Nebraska.

Women who suffer from those dis-

tressing ills peculiar to their sex shouldbo convinced by tho many genuine andtruthful testimonials we are constantlypublishing in the newspapers of theability of Lydla E. Plnkham's. Vege.table uompouna to restore ineirneattn.

To know whether LydiaE. Ptnkham'aVegetable Compound will help you, tryHI For advice write to Lydla E. Pink-ha- m

Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn.Mass. xour loiter wui do openeo, reaaand answered by a woman, and held Instrict confidence.

WomenMade YoungBright eyes, a clear akin and bodyfull of youth and health may beyoura if you will keep your systemin oraer by regularly taking

GOLD MEDAL

Tha world's standard ramady for kldnay,tirar, bladdar and uric acid troublaa, thansmlaa of HI and looka. In uaa alnc1558. All druggiata, thrsa alias.lik tt IV naa OaU MwUI oa arar? Ul

na acpi aa uuituva

I'ure llml Unity L'lill 1'liot I'uit, prapald,direct from hatchtry tu your door, llva

guaranttail. llarraii and Wlifla Itoeka,lltda. Hurt Orplniton, Wlilta Wyandottai,10c, 111.00 per 100) Wlilta, llrown and HurtLtahorm, tie, lit. 00 ir looi H. c. IllicitNlnorcaa, I.l. llrahmia, lio. SS0.00 lot. Cultwltli ordtr. Kaniaa Toultry Co., Norton, Kan.

You hitva hturtl of th new oil fltld aouth otColorado Springe- Who wouldn't take aenanca in an aicanent company rol 9i,oorAgenta and ealeimen get my propoattlon,F. 1 Dunn, Colorado Springe, Colorado.

Valuable Quarters.Howell What was the most expen

sive room you ever had?Powell I onco slept In n coul bin.

GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

Constipation Invites other troubleswhich como speedily unlcsi; quicklychecked and ovcrcomo by Green'sAugust Flower which Is n gentle laxa-tive, regulates digestion both Instomach nnd intestines, cleans andsweetens tho stotnnch and alimentarycanal, stimulates the liver to secretothe tillo nnd Impurities from tho blood.It Is a sovereign remedy used In manythousands of households all over thocivilized world fer moro than hulf acentury by those who havo sufferedwith Indigestion, nervous dyspepsia,sluggish liver, coming up of food, pal-pitation, constlpntlon and other In-

testinal troubles. Bold by druggistsnnd dealers everywhere. Try a bottle,tako no substitute. Adv.

Thero Is no moro pltlabto nnd un-

fortunate creature In tho world thantho glutton for amusement.

FRECKLESNow le tha Tim. to Get Rid of

Tbeta Ugly Spate.There', no longer tha allghteit Dead ot

feeling aehamed ot your Irecklee, aa Othlnedoubt, etrength la guaranteed t remora

thee, homely apota.Simply get an ounce ot Othlne doable

atrength from your drugglat, and apply alittle of It night and morning and youahould eoon aea that aven the woret freckleahay. begun to dlaappear, whit, tha lighteronea haya vanlahed entirely. It la eeldorn.that mora than on. ounc. la needed to com.pletely clear tha akin and gain a beastttulclear coir.plealon.

II. aura to aak for tha double atrengtb,Othlne, aa thla la aold under guarantee otmoney back If It falla to remore frecklea.

Llfo Is n grind If your grist Isn'tworth grinding.

"fm .IithTlre,Itch,deVffliJJ Smart or Burn, It Sore,

VSpfZih frrltataH Inflamad nrUR EYEa Granultid,t Murine

Often. Ssothas, Kafraabai. Sala forinfant or Adult. Ats4IDmrIts. Write forFree Eye Book. Ktrtae En lJf Ca.,CWaj

.'J PEOPLE YOU KNOW JOR SHOULD KNOW

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. Carrizozo will soon have aHwimmlng pool, if a certain prop-osition is earned out as outlinedIfy several of our citizens. Thopool, which will ho large nnd ac-comodating, is to be within onemllo of business center and willtherofurc, be In clo30 reach ofall. This is something Carrizozoneeds badly. The place selectedfor tho swimming pool Is neartwo kooi) deep wolls which will

ive plenti of wnter for the pooland the wasto will be used forirrigation purposes. Wo wouldllko to hnvftRUsiHostions from allwho nre interested in n schemeof this kind now that the prop-osition Is before us.

Joe Stratton, one of our pro-mino-

cuttle dealers has latelygraduated from the CarrizozoSchool of Telegraphy and hasunder consideration, an appoint-ment by tho IS. P. & S. W. ofchief operator at either of thotwo places, nnmoly, Temporal orKobuart. The railroad men arejubiliaut over Joe's rapid ad-

vancement in school and con-gratulate the company on thoready recognition of tho meritsof tho now operator. Tho shorttime consumed in his course withtiuch good results is ample proofof his being a diligent and pains-taking student;

M. II. Montgomory and familyleft Thursday for Alamogordo,where they will visit for about

no week, after which 'they willgo to Phoenix, Arizona, whereMr. Montgomery will engage intunning. Mr. Montgomery nusbeen employed by tho E. P. &S. W. for the past ten years andleaves tho company's servicewith tho highest of recommenda-tions. There is an old sayingthat runs liko this, "A railroadman oan never feel at homoaway from the streaks," and hemay return after a verificationdf this saying,

Assessor F. R. Miller and wifereturned from Hoswoll Monday,where they spent Sunday withrelatives and friends. At Tinnlethey encountered one of tho worstwind storms that has Visited thatsection for years. They resistedthe wind fen some time, but itfinally lifted tho top from theirEssex machino and carrjed it agood distance 'frdrrí tlití car.However, "Shorty" saya: "It isno inoro thdtl could bo expectedoT tf' green1 tin that .1

person could,get for JlOl Arbucklecriffao sltrnntiiroH "-.-- 01

Tho Womans' Missionary .So-ciety of tho MethodM" Church.will meet at tho Iiomo'of Mrs.It. K uomon Tuesday' afternoon.March 'i, Tho Socml Sorvico"urogram will bo: conducted byMrs. Iloopor. Every, woman in.the church is invited to bo pres-ent whether n member or not.. For reason that a survey Iiobdisclosed the fact that Robert II.Taylor lives outside tho city ofCarrizozo, tho name of hisbrother. Julian M. Taylor hasbeen substituted on tho Indepen-dent ticket, as candidate for thecouncil of Carrizozo. Ad v

The following Carrizozo youngpeople attended the dance atFort Stanton, Wednesday nighthhd aro high in their praise oftho Seamen s Social Club as royal!ntertai)ers: , The Misses InezHolland, Yerda NetT and Sallie.lohtiBon. Messrs. Jeff Claunch,Morgan Reily, W. It. Wooten,

' jack Anderson and W. Gallahcer.Miss Bertie Murray ofTinnic.

came over Saturday and afterAttending the dance at K. of P.Hall, loft for home Hun day

.morning, wniie here, she wasthe guest of the Misses HerndonOnd Jack Heily.

mrs. uarriei uonertson anunieeoMIss Webb, were visitorsfrom Nogal last Saturday.

MIbí Abellna Pereo, of El Pasositing wlUi relatives for..days.

Mrs. K. E. Huffman ntiil Mnvtjie.were Visitors thlsweek. from

Beautiful Spring!

Complete Displays of Authentically Styled SpringApparel for Women and Misses.

OUR displays of Spiing Modes of Apparél for Women and Misses are nowcomplete and ready for your selection. The new Coals, Suits, and Frocks areshown in their most beautiful and authentic style feature, offering garments of

Charming individuality.. "QUALITY FIRST," is the word, and as usual our garments are full of high

quality. You may spend less-fo- r your Spring outfit, but is it economy?- - Buy! buteven if you don't buy, come in and see our lines, see the exclusive styles, thecharming individuality of our Suits and Dresses. ,

"You want the best you can buy for your money NOW, because buying anarticle of any kind. for its cheapness in price, means you get CHEAPNESS INQUALITY," Quality First always, you get that at this store. ''.

"Easter Sunday".

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"Ea$(jr means starting again, new life, flowers, leaves, and Spring--I- t is time to

blossom forth. Our Millinery department will solve the question.."

Our Easter Foot-wear is here!' Not the ordinary styles you see every, day, butpumps, oxfords, and boots designed by "Selby." Shoe makers for women.'.'

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