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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30
Social and Personal Notes

j. \. NanSant made n bust
ness trip To Hereford Tuesday.
Watch the show windows Il,
the City Pharmacy. 2Sw4
The City Market has put up a
sign across the front of their
building
r, BURROUGHS. OPTIC1AN and
leweler. Fine watch repairing
a speciality. Oct. list. 26,2t
Mrs. Lester MulllinS, of Am
arillo, spent Saturday and Sun,
day visiting with Mrs c. c.
Doniphan
If you want fountain pen
that is guaranteed not to leak, get
it at the City Pharmacy. They
have the Conklin Pen. 23w+
c. Z. Hutchings and ". l.
Boyd have bought the G ). Bal
lard house and will move it to
block 81 a. soon as Mr.. Billiards.
new home i completed.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30

| make all my candies. Cow
arts Confectionery. 23ti
c. +. Cellar, of Happy, was a
business caller in the city Tues
day,
The East End Shop does fancy
shooting of all kinds. 27t+
4, ). Rollins was il Amarillo
the first OF the week on legal
business.
The City Pharmacy is head
quarters for Pencils, Ink Tablets
and all kinds of Stationery. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. HARRISON
and Miss Bessie HARRISON went
to Amarillo Sunday in an auto
to spend the day.
We are ready at moments
notice to do all kinds OF embalm,
irg. W. +. GARNER. Thomas
Furniture Store. 223tf
3. Il. Burrows was home from
Adrian to spend Sunday He is
there in charge of the lum Der
yard while the manager is on a
vacation.
WAIT FOR =. BURROWS, Optic
ian, Jeweler and Matchmaker.
with Thompson'S Drug Store.
Oct. LIST Glasses fitted now.
26.2t
The oil mill will start the an.
nual grind next Tuesday. They /
have a good lot OF seed already .
on hand and it Is coming in so
fast that there Is no doubt that
it will supply q regular run in
the future Hall County Her
aid
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30

Mrs. Fred Luke spent Sunday
with her parents in Amarillo.
c. NJ. Thomas made a bushes,
trip to Mineral Wells and Dalla,
this week.
Let Pat Thompson figure with
YOU on the plum bing work. He
can handle any kind OF joe. If
! J. h. lowell and |. H. Pres
STAR went to Amarillo Monday
evening on business.
Where is the City Tailor Shop?
On the wrong side OF the street
from the Post Office.
Miss Willie J Eakmau sang A
beautiful solo at the Sunday
evening services of the Presby.
terrain church.
\ bright home is happy home
Make your home bright and hap
Ply by a new piano. See W r.
Gillian oI.l
J. NJ Burkhalter is having his
buggy harness repaired and says
he wants to be notified when the
next excursion TO the canyons
will take place.
Thomas Bros. Furniture Co
has received three cars of fur.
niture this week and now are
ready to show you the most up.
tO-date and first class furniture
on the market. Pol
The ladies OF the Methodist
church are meeting with Mrs.
Tou L. Miller this afternoon to
begin a study of Western Wo.
men IN Eastern Lands. = new
missionary book.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-09-30

/ LOST A Jewel Fountain Pen
Finder return to w. J. Flesher.
4 |. Mautz of I'm barger was +;
business caller in town Satur
day
We do all kinds wood work at
the East End Shop. 27t4
Jake Weller went to Amarillo
Monday where he served on the
Federal court this week.
r. BURROUGHS, OPTICIAN, JEW.
t:LER. Glasses fitted and guar.
anteed. 26-2t
Miss Bertha Hunter left for
her home at Evant on Saturday
after spending three months at
the Pat Young home.
II you want fountain pen
that is guaranteed not to leak,
get it at the City Pharmacy. They
have tie Conklin Pen. 23w4
Mr., and Mrs. s. 5. Coffee were
at kresS over Sunday where
they helped organize Baraca and
Philathea classes in the Method
list church.
Children should De given the
opportunity to follow out their
musical instincts by being given
good piano. W 7. Gillian has
only the best. Poi
f. H. Wray left Monday for
Yale, where he will make a !
special study OF English. Prof. |
Wray was the principal of the !
Hereford schools last year, and /
recently moved his family to !
Canyon where they will make ,
their home in the future.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05

state In this country. AS s.ch he wM
the director of the foreign policy OF
the Black Republic and gave orders to
all her foreign ministers.
Not only by training, but by educa-
ton and by nature, is Mr.. Sannon well
fitted for diplomatic honors. The best
schools Of Haiti and France were at.
tended by him, and such environments
added to the dignity and culture with
which nature had endowed this dark
skinned gentleman, who at thirty eight
finds himself representing his govern
ment at Washington, holding his own
among the members Of one of the most
brilliant diplomatic corps in the world.
The Haitian government provides for
her minister here in keeping with the
dignity Of his official station He en-
tertains lavishly In the beautiful lega-
ton In fashionable Rhode Island ave-
nue. and attends all the state functions
given at the White House and the off,
cial receptions given by the members
Of the diplomatic circle.
To keep up this expensive yet neces.
sary legation the Haitian government
allows its minister $4,000 per annum
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
Wife Of Haitian Minister at Washneto,
Attended First Diplomatic Reception and
Was Cordially Received Sannoa
Well Qualified by Education and
| Experience For Post of Hooor.
By N. BARNETT DoDsoN.

Nine. 81. P. Sannon, the charming
and accomplished wife Of the Hon. n
Paulus Sannon, Haitian minister al
Washington, attended the first diplo
matte reception Of the year at the
White House recently and was cor.
daily received and shown every cour.
tesy due her as the wife Of foreign
minister. The Sannons have made 9
favorable impression upon Washington
society, both In and outside of their
official station. Mr.. Sannon presented
his credentials to ex-President Roose.
velt a few days before he retired from
Office and was officially received. Hs
has kept up with the trend of inter
national affairs and is said to be well
versed in statecraft: therefore he il
eminently qualified to fill the post
which has been assigned him. For
many years he was minister of for.
eign affairs in Haiti, a position which
corresponds to that of secretary OF
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
CONSISTENCY IS A JEWEL.
Reasons Why Our Pastors Should Pat.
ronixs Race Entsrprisss.

With special grievance we cannot
help but call attention to the fact that
our pastors should patronize race In
stitutions, as they themselves are en-
gagged in just such an institution and
make their living thereby. We can
not see the consistency Of a pastor Of
a Negro church passing by Negro
print shop to patronize a white one
when as good work is done at Negro
shop which makes reasonable charges
and employs all Negro labor The
great proportion Of the races printing
should aid In building up the races en-
terprise. There can be found no ra-
tional reason why not. We hope this
little lecture will be received In the
light 1t is delivered and accepted as
simply that consistency is Jewel.
You not only get first class printing.
promptness in delivery, reasonable
prices, but you are helping to support
a race paper that fifty-two issues in
the year champions the races cause
Los Angeles Call New Age.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
Cheering Report. Of Race Thrift.

The Savannah (Ga.) Tribune says
From all parts Of the country, espe-
cially in our beautiful southland. re-
ports are received Of the opening Of
various enterprises among our people
These reports are inspiring and cause
every race lovers pride to increase.
In our community our young men Of
means and ability should branch out
for themselves, and If they conduct
their business along proper lines they
will receive the unstinted support Of a
loyal people.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-05
St. Benedict. Dramatic Society.

On Monday evening. Feb. Z, st. Ben
edict's Dramatic society will present a
comedy drama. entitled Under a
Cloud" at st. Benedicts hall, on Over
bill street. Pittsburg. The partici-
pants in the play have gone through
many rehe .rsals and are prepared to
give the public an evening Of profit
able amusement.
New Political and Social Club.
The unique name thinking club"
has been given to recently organ
lied club for political and social pur-
poses among Afro-Americans at Pitts
burg. The organization has opened
headquarters on Morgan street. north
side. Thomas Alsop is the general
manager, and julius Jordan ID secre-
tafy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
MUCH DAMAGE DONE
BY CL0UDBURSTS ALONG
SIERRA COUNTY CREEKS

The big rain OF Wednesday Of last
week badly damaged the crops al
many places alcnG the creeks 10 the
north of this place. At Chloride a
veritGble cloudburst occurred in the
mountains. causing a flood at that
place. the largest ever known there
since the first settlement Of that
town thirty years ago. and many bus
mess houses and residences were
flocdcd and considerable property
damage "a sustained. At CCchise. a
small Mexican settlement several
miles below Chloride on Cuchillo
creek, the crops were nearly destroy
ed ana the people fled TO places of
SAFETY. taking with them such house
hold belongings as they could convc-
niently gather up. The people OF
the town OF Cuchillo had "a like ex-
perience and their crops were also
badly damaged. Some Of the ranch
on the Animss and cave creek
were also sufferers from floods on
the same day. several houses were
badly damaged and many gardens
were destroyed. MANY goats. wag-
ems and farm implements were wash
AVA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
LIST YOUR ROOMS
FOR Tine FAIR
At ONCE
Persons With Accommodations
for Visitors Are Urged to Call
on Information Bureau at
Cigar Company Store,

Persons With rooming or boardine
accommodations for the fair week are
urged Id call az the store OF the New
Mexico Cigar company on Central
VENUE and list their rooms with the
Fair Information Bureau az once.'
said Secretary J. h McManus OF the
Fair association yesterday From all
Indications Albuquerque is going to
have one of the biggest crowds Zoo her
history this year n there viii be a
big demand Tor places to eat and sleep.
Promptness on the part of those who
have rooms or board 10 scll win De
greatly appreciated by the fair man
agement. We want to be sure we have
plenty Of accommodations for the
people before they begin Co come.
Quite a number 1T names and add
dresses 81 those who have accommo-
datious have already been lett al the
Information bureau. but there ARE a
great many who have not done so and
they are urred Go get busy.
Morc Horse- Coming
Ait. McMauus has Just returned
from Denver. Pueblo % Trinidad
and SAYS arrangements have been
made "a bring two more carloads Of
raet horses from Denver and two fron,
Trinidad for the hig turf tournament
here Mr. McNanus took In the Trim
idad fair while III that city and diJ
% Dot Or boosting Tor fhe fsir there
AS witness fh p two carloads sr fast
ones
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
y rRIrIs"
Jus, sensible rood Cured Him.

Sometimes o good healthy COM
mercial traveller suffers from poorly
selected food and Is lucky Il he learns
that Grapc-Nuts food win put him
right.
a Cincinnati traveller says About
"a Year ago my stomach got In q bad
way. I had "a headache most of the
time and suffered misery. For Sow
erpl months / ran down until lost
about seventy pounds In weight aud
finally had To give up q good position
and go home. ANY food that / might
usc seemed Go nauscutc me.
MN wife. hardly knowing what to
do. one duy brought home a package
oi Grapefruit food aud coaxed me to
try ~ J. told her IL was mo- use. but
finally to humor her I tried a little
and they Just struck my taste. ~ was
thc first food that had eaten i'm
nearly a year thut did not CAUSE any
suffering.
Wen. Co make BE- long story short 7
began lu improve ana stuck To- Grape
Nuts went mp from ts5 pounds iu
December to tsi pounds the follow
Ing October
My brain is clear blood all right
10 appetite Too much for any mans
pockcthook. 90 fact ] am thoroughly :
meade over Rud owe it nm t. Grape
Nuts : tnlSrd so much about what /
Grnpr-Nuts wiu do that SOME of the
men on tho roud have uick-namrd me
Grnpr-Nuts bag Q stand today a
healthy ro-, checked pretty /
Toed c2amnic of what the right Kind
frod wIn do
You can publish tins o. you want
io lt is a true statement without
any friils
Read the lttle book The Road to
" elVille in pkEs There's "a rsa-
Ever MAJ the above lciicre \ new
ose appear from time 90 Time. They
src genuine. true. aud full ~ human
Interest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14

Clovis is somewhat Of a job, but it
has been undertaken by Jumbo, the
big elephant OF the Dodc Fisk train
ed animal show. Jumbo viii carry
a banner across New Mexico advertise
ing the Albuquerque fair and the man
agement OF tho Dode Fisk shows win
see to it that he does his work as a
publicity agent. On both sides of the
banner will be the slogan, First state
Fair and Grand Statehood Celebra-
tion. Six Big Days and Nights, Al
buqucrque. October 3-S."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
WILL Be
ENLARGED
Successful ShorteI Institute
on Mesa Unequal to Demand
and Capacity May Be Nearly
Doubled

The tuberculosis sanitarium on the
mesa between Albuquerque and the
university, conducted so successfully
for the past year by DR.. A. q. Shortel,
is to be enlarged in the near future
to accommodate the demand Of the in
creasiug number of patients and II is
said the additions will nearly IL not
quite double the capacity of the in
stitution. The hospital is already Il
large n with q small colony of sani-
tary tent cottages adjoining and the
projected additions will make 1t one
OF the largest in this section. When
asked yesterday about the improve
DR.. Shortel said he would rath-
er not give out any statement until
the plans were ready II the nature
Of the additions had been fully decided
upon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14

Gloricta on the abel means the
Deer Tor YOUR table. order % cae.
sent out To Your place. Phuno % anu
Walton photographs mon
Mrs b. j ratchin &C this eit, YES
lerday received the news ut the death
OF her trother John Burd. OF osceola.
ohio.
Potter Vidal GOT Gallup arrived i'm
Am uqueipue last night ana will take
o. course 900 "a, Albuquerque Business
colicrc
Thc Woman Catholic order of
Forcstcrs via hold @ meeting in tl,
hi.'suts of columbus hall tonight at
o'oioeh.
''usiaee l.liolu aeen ia wears. was
ent nclnu inr ten da1s boa police court
'ria> morning ON thc charge Of
sagraur,
Alderman Thomas sherwood. mon.
"srr Ior thr Hewitt Manufacturing
company irft last nilht fer ID brief
Visit te snn beruardlno and tos AM
selcs
THE automobile OF United state.
Marshal a. a. Fomkrr ,oiud.d e.tb
O lttteie ridden Dog Frcd B.Aer SEES
.erda' go tnr CORNER of ~iyth street
.and Central avenue. Baker beine bsal,
-nakcn ur hut otherwise unIniured
Ihr collision was unavoidable on both
sdc.
j. D. Jones 20. Fla.siau Aria was
iH A~l'nHurrlue ful d short timr last
rning ru route home after a visit
ts U"nidrr re.n whrrr h, riacsa his
in college Fesiae- h-.ae a pf,r
tte.ns a~finrnrF Nr Iuu. d. school
periuttnitur nf c..snina .,ant,
ma cdiof of the Fagstau ntmocrat
A tcamster named HcIlee. en-
p'oyed bs GLASS a Piss her ns issi
cited tn appear In naHrr .ear
3D. p olia.k ibis mnrn.n. .l .har1
81 isaf'us hIs team auhitrhcd an Gems
fsi tenur rhc horses became /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
GREAT WAR TIME
PICTURE At THE
CRYSTAL
A Romance Of the Civil War
CIeyerIy and TouchingIy
Told in Films at Popular Gold
Avenue Theater,

The Road to Richmond" a Selig
film, shown ct the popular Crystal
theater yesterday, and which will be
repeated fer the last time today, Is
one of the cleYerest pictures seer in
Albuquerque in many moons. and
those who can possibly see it should
not miss the opportunity.
1t is q great war time picture, a
romance Of the Civil war. depicting
the stirring scenes Of stirring days
told amidst the lannon's roar. Two
young Officers, SO the story goes, are
in the United States army before the
outbreak of the war. They are fast
friends, one o southcrner and the
other g northerner. Obtaining a
furlough they both GO TO the family
home of the southefner, where both
proceed to TALL in love with southern
beauties. War is declared between
the north and the south. The south
Immediately throws off his uni
form and his allegiance to
the c~onfederacy. 'Twixt love and
duty the northerncr remains firm
the pleadings of his sweet
heart end goes north to Join his reei-
ncnt.
The story Is then changed to tho
battlefield n many stirring scenes
are depicted which play on the heart
strings like a master musician plays
IN the strings OF . harp. A deep
thread is woven through
nut. and not until the final act-the
Inevitable coming together OF the
l~weethearts, is interest IN the picture
Weakened.
Altogether e Is = great picture and
not be missed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
Room 4. Gramt RIdg.

frightened and started to run away.
put were captured before proceeding
far by Policeman JORDAN.
George a. Suddeth. who claimed To
q bookkeeper, was arrested last
hlshl on a charge Of drunkenness and
~dIsorderly conduct AT 9 O'Clock sud
deth insisted on lying down on the
sidewalk at Central avenue and Sec
ond street and the police had some
difficulty IN getting him to the sta
ion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
FENCING OF
GOVERNMENT LAND

sacramento, Cal, Sept. IA -pe.
cial from Carson. New, to the Sacra-
mento Union says:
The federal grand jury. which has
lust closed it's session at Carson City.
New has found an Indictment against
the Goolconda Cattle company of Ne
vada, of which William T.. Kent. re-
publican candidate for congress from
the second district of California Is
president. The charge is Illegal fenc-
ing of government land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
RUNS AMUCk
AT SANTA FE DEPOT
Hsrry Burr Of ~Coffey,iile Took Too
Many Drinks on the Train and
Breaks Into jail.

Because he insisted on making a
loud noise n executing a war dance
at the Santa Fe depot last night,
Harry Burr, a passenger on train No.
d on route from C~otfeyville, Kan. to
Los Angeles. was arrested and placed
IN the city jail. Burr resented hav-
ms his journey broken at Albuquerque
ana the combined efforts of Depot
Master Sinclair and Policeman Mon
toya were required 10 subduc him
Burr had evidently imhibod too freely
ot old scotch whiskcy On the train
yesterday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14

Differences Too
Numerous TO
Mention You'll
Notice Here

We want you to trade in this
store and We want you to be
satisfied with everything you
hul here. II you have a kick OF
an Kind coming to you, kick
straight to the boss personally.
Just come to us and ask. Give
us a chance to make it right.
Mistakes will happen, but we
try in our buying to gel for you
merchandise that will serve you
full value.
II you have never worn
STEIN B BLOCH SMART
CLOTHES We want to get you
TO try one suit. If you have
been used to high grade GUS
tom tailored clothes the only
difference you will notice will
be the price. II you have been
wearing other makes OF ready
tO-wear clothes, the differences
will be too numerous to men.
ton. We have just unpacked
a splendid lot Of new fresh tall
suits in the fabrics and shades
o. The season.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
240 BUSHELS OFF
THREE ACRES
Ranchman J, B. Nipp Makes
Record Showing With Rio.
Grande Valley Oats at Farm
Notth Of This City,

Another record has been made FOR
the Rio Grande valley adjoining Al.
buquerque. Yesterday *. j. -. Nlpp.
the well known runchman whose place
Is north OF the city, reported hat he
had successfully raised 240 bushels OF
oats or three acres of valley land aud
thought he could easily beat that rec
ord II he tried "A little harder. The
oats are first-class grade ana show
what can be done with grains In his
section.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
" ron nced a carpenter, icIspbon,
Hesselden: phone 377.

The Ladies' Aid society of ST. Paurs
Lutheran church will give their
monty coffee social at the
ON Wednesday. September "a, from .
TO Z O'Clock .. m All are cordially
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
AUTOMOBILE.

Twenty-Five horse power. five
passenger touring car. in first class
order, top. glass front. five lamps. gas
generator. All complete. cost $500
Must be sold. in the next five day.
Price S70O' Albuquerque Cycle and
Arms Co, 51S-515 West Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
FORTY FLOATS ARE
SIGNED UP IN
AN HOUR
INDUSTRIAL PARADE IS
TO BE BIGGEST EVER
Montezuna Pageant to Be
Held Thursday Of Fair Week
viii Be Most Elaborate Ever
Attempted in Albuquerque,

That the Montezuma Trades Dis
held on Thursday morning of fair
week will be the largest thing of its
kind ever attempted in albuquerque,
rs Indicated by the interest being taxi
en- In 1t by merchants. business men
and manufacturing concerns. Yester-
day the committee in charge Of sccur-
ing the floats for the pageant made q
canvass of the business district and
IN an hour signed up forty floats,
which even the most pesslmistic will
be forced to admit Is a few float,
Tor q starter. The committee will
keep plugging away until every in
dustrial enterprise in town is repre-
sented. The Occidental Life Insurance
company viii have two floats in the
parade: the Indian school two floats
ana Il band; Albuquerque Lodge No
fsl, y. +. O. E., | float. ana the FOL-
lowing will hdye on Float each:
Woodmen OF the World, Charles H.
field company, Cross. Kelly and com
pany, r. l.. Washhurn Co.. Franch and
l-owber, Charles A. Wright. A%lbuquer-
que Paint Works, Learnard and Lin
demann, Albright and Anderson. Star
company. Porterfield Co, I
Duke city Cleaners. Ldthgow Mre f
Stationery company Schutt Cany COM
pany, Nash Electrical Supply COM
pany, Romero Ad Sign company,
Crescent Hardware COMPANY. the
Leader. the Golden tNle Dry Goods
company, J A.. Wcinman, decorated
carriage, Albert Faber, Rcsenwald
Brothers, Howells Ten Cent store. Me
hardware company. American
lumber company. J. II. O'Rielly com,
oany. Alrdome Theater, Gem Theater.
VI Mandell. Hubbs Laundry.
Officials invited To Participate.
Invitations to participate In the in
display have been sent to
+, II. Lester and The members
# the city fcouncu Of Albuquerque;
nd the members OF the board Of
ounty commissioners Of Bernalillo
ounty. The officials will ride IN
arriagcs as the guests OF the Fair as
.ociation.
Elephant TO Garry Banner.
y -La l. AZ -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
Kindergarten.

Miss Philbrlck's kindergarten began
September IL in the Woman's Club
building, 61S w Gold avenue New
pupils may enter any day this week
Or next.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14

see the new hats. suits and new
fail goods at the opening Thursday nj
tie Economist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14

DO not fail TO attend the opening
Thursday afternoon and evening NJ
the Economist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-14
Strong Brothers

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ltrflfo your morning paper. teia-
pinhe Tie POSTAL TEIEGRApu
w., giving your name aud address
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ways ~ subscribers.
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST


washington, sept f3.-New Aloxico
nscttled weather Wednesday ana
thursday with probably showers.
Arizona aud West ftxas-samc