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Graham guardian., 1913-04-04

.vsA.s1sAS@A sc~ lie 4 nave Deeu
troubled with constipation. and have
tried many rem edies. all OF which
seemed to cause pain without, giving
much relief. j finally tried DIR. Miles
Laxative Tablets and found them ex-
cellent. Their action is pleasant and
mild. and their chocolate "a ste makes
them easy to take. 1 am more than
glad to recommend them
"Clean up the bowels and keep
them clean," is the advice of all
physicians, because they realize the
danger resulting from habitual con-
stipation. Do not delay too long.
but begin proper curative measures.
DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets are =
new remedy for this old complaint,
and great improvement over the
cathartics you have been using in
the past. They taste like candy
and work like charm. A trial
will convince you.
DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets are
sold by all druggists, at rs cents
box containing rs doses. If not
found satisfactory after trial, re-
turn the box to your druggist and
he will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
t2
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04
Why He Was Late

What made you so lste?"
/ met Smithson.
Well, that is no reason why you
should be an hour late getting home
to supper
i know, but | asked him how he
was feeling, and he insisted on tell
ing me about his stomach trouble, I"
Did you tell him to take Cham
berlain's Tablets?"
Sure, that is what he needs"
Sold by Stafford Drug Co. Tat
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04

BY the way, what has become Of
Frank Munsey's holding company
to hold things in shape for the Bull
Moose? says the Commercial Appeal.
Couldn't anything be found strong
enough to do the holding or wasn't
there anything to hold?
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04
THE INCOME TAX

having, through their respective
legislatures, ratified the sixteenth
amendment to the Constitution,
known as the income tax amend
ment, it is now in order for Con-
gress to formulate and pass d law
to that effect. says the Commercial
Appeal.
One object Of this proposed law
is to make men pay the government
for the protective aid they receive
while building up their incomes.
but another is to raise sum for
public expenditures that shall SUP
ply the deficiencies of revision of
the tariff. Rough estimates put
this downward revision at sum be.
tween Sl25, 900, 900 and $3.50, ,OO0, 900,
and it has got to be made back in
some legitimate way. To the aca-
demic mind this looks like a national
illustration of "robbing Peter to
pay Paul." but the wisdom of it is
in the way it is done.
A reduced tariff cheapens the
cost Of living for everybody, but is
necessarily greater boon to the
poor. Taxing incomes makes the
rich man pay adequately for the
greater amount OF protection the
government affords him. Ii it was
not for that protection heNcould not
build up q business that would net
him such splendid returns. The
rich man has ships at sea, and must
pay for protection from sea robbers.
The rich man has mining and COM
mercial interests in foreign coun-
tries and he must pay for the shad-
ow of the protecting stars and stripes
that falls over those interests. The
rich man has jewels to wear, and
houses to rent at profit to poor
men. and he must pay for policies
and fire protection. And so on
down the line; the rich man gets
more out of government institutions
and therefore he must pay the gov
ernment more for looking after him
and his assets.
That is the reason why our repre-
sentative, Congressman Hull. Of
Tennessee, is watching Mr.. Under
woods work in the tariff schedules
with such a sharp eye. Congress
man Hull is highly competent
member of the ways and means
and it is he who is shap-
ing up the income tax law upon
which Congress will pass.
Naturally there is wide curiosity
as to the workings of this law
what incomes will be affected by it.
and to what extent. At first the
impression was that only in
comes of $4,000 and up would be
taxed. and that the levy would be
uniformallv per cent; but now the
is that men who make as
much as So, 500 will be called on to
to tax call, and that the
levy, starting at per cent for the
smaller incomes. will rise as high as
D per cent where the income is
very large.
These figures, howe yer, are spec
llative. and nothing will be definite
y known until the tariff revision |
makes it apparent what financial
iole is to be filled up. All that is
definitely known is that the states,
peaking through their legislative
'rgans, have decreed that such a
aw shall be enacted and that this
,ext CONGRESS- will nass IL
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04

You will look a good while before
you find better medicine for coughs
and colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t not only gives relief
it cures. Try it when you have a
cough or cold, and you are certain
to be pleased with the prompt cure
which it will effect. For sale by
Stafford Drug Co. Tat
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04
DENTISTRY

New YearT greeting to all my
patrons and friends, | will remain
in the practice of dentistry in SAT-
ford henceforth and forever 80
far as know and | hope my patrons
will call on me before they get the
toothache.
M. E. BRENNER,
Surgeon Dentist.
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04
THE EDITORS SONG

How dear to my heart is the steady
subscriber
Who pays in advance, without skip
ping year;
Who lays down his dollars, and offers
them gladly,
And casts round the Office halo OF
cheer.
Who never says: "Stop it, cannot af-
ford it!''
Or Getting more papers each day,
than read;
But always says: "Send it, the WHOLE
OUTFIT likes it,
In fact. we regard it a BUSINESS
need"
How welcome is he when he steps in
the sanctum,
How he makes tour heart" throb,
and makes ''our eye" danceI
We outwardly thank him we inwardly
bless him
The steady subscriber who pays in
advance!
American Printer.
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04
PROMINENT IN GRAHAMCO,

Seeking market for hay in this
section of Cochise county w. A. Gil
lespie. of Solomonville. and Dick
Clifford, of Stafford, two of the pioneer
citizens of Graham county, arrived
in Bisbee Tuesday morning. They
left in the afternoon for Douglas,
after contracting the sale of some
twenty cars of hay here. Mr.. Cliff
ford is brother of Lige Clifford of
Nacozari. Sonora, and will go there
from Douglas for visit with him
Mr.. Gillespie is one of the largest
land owners In the Gila valley and
has more than five hundred acres In
alfalfa. Mr.. Gillespie stated that
recently there has been a decline in
the price of hay and is now selling
for Sl1.00 per ton loaded on cars
whereas the bulk Of last seasons
crop was disposed Of at $i2. He
says there is no amount of old hay
in the hands of producers and that it
will all be disposed of before the
coming crop Of this year is ready to
cut.
A PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRAT
Mr.. Gillespie is and has been for
more than quarter of century
constant democrat and is one of the
original men to advocate many Of
the progressive features that have.
become 50 prominent and popular
since they were adopted by the poll
ticians.
Always an ardent admirer of
Mr.. Bryan, Mr. Gillespie stated
Tuesday that he was surprised to
see him 20 into the cabinet, but
predicted that his term there would
be short. In 1904, Mr.. Bryan not
being a candidate for president, Gill
lespie joined the democrats inArizona
favorable TO William Randolph
Hearst and was chosen delegate
to the National convention.
Mr. Gillespie stated Tuesday that
ne believed that the democrats had
put pure and able man in the
White House and that he had no
fears for the future of his party if |
The congress and senate will but fol-
ow the lead of Woodrow Wilson.
He does not approve of much that
mas been done by our present state
but is hopeful that
III defects will be remedied so that
The demoerats may remain united
and successful In Arizona as we'll as
n the nation = Bisbee Review.
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04

All kinds of furniture repaired at
ARTHUR ELLIS residence, Stafford.
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04

Burial caskets carried in stock by
The Gila Valley Furniture and Hard
ware Store. If
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04
Legal Blanks

Location notices, notes and other
legal blanks at the Best Drug Store,
Stafford.
2-tf Ed. BRANCH.
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04

does not perform
by force W II a t
should be accom-
phslefl by persua-
sion is DR. Niles
Laxative Tablets.
After using them,
Mr.. N. a. Waddcil,
BIS Washington
St, Waco, Tex,
says:
Almost all my
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04
For Rent

Four room houses all with water
In them also front and back porches.
4l.tf B. F. FOSTER.
Graham guardian., 1913-04-04
''clean Up the ncavela assss
Keen Tier i CT =

T.ers ar 1r'ics to lie
had Ter cprst rat / lie dis...
cllty IS 10 p- ocuf, oqe that acts
without violence. & remedy that
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
FARMERS NTHUsIAs
TIC OVER EXTENSION
OF ELECTRIC LINE

ns ~ ssszs s-sgn ~1aA
~ ale nartrx1oos As resr
ne farmers ECzzz sN1x - az en-
c urE s11uns1a - ~ sec
fas azs fun Ns1ns - 1u s
1a@ $40 Ee r--zrsnE E-bEEacas
fsr ~ EHa rseses - cs1-ss u
er-sxrn sszM rs-T rgrsEar crs-
rsu< ne zzg-zs r-aSel
Al-nE hsE - Ne 1o1sy rs bs-
s1sara.es Nsz a large E-suuz Is
E = ~ J. A Bsz 1ns q rfs
7Euez & rs raA1 E5z ~ sbszxAi
shs a1ae Euserrt polis ~ snhscrs-
- wstn . sh07 1Es
szm q re sE-zse-E 81 FGE lAer
-1ss5uas - workszE q. ne gas
NJ Wbs1 Z Is s.zEesz Ls-s vi hs
VERY Es4ls srzsssss Il r-zzg as ra1s
1uuu-1g 70 1ass VIC hErs ErsEd
Ezsas r. Asszuse ne Eus has been
RrFEsd and MARRIED 90 and kscEzss
te esns-1z &yssSess q me cou1-
try -HTsrEsA TIE ro@E wE ns c-a~s
SAB Rre- hszes 70 A-ss h0srs VI
- zss3e1
Il Es ssssc Y1sus are -E%s
ushz TIE SAT few rssks VII szz
se started A. azos ans Ezzshe5 -
Sore NJ wztsg : orE T&z VI
h= q Ezz1 z5 70 1as fz--ss z-oZd
Santa Pc a. 1N III Ens1zhsE have
70 sEp Il sss5 &s Ez1t=
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
CLUB OFFERS Mr.. SMITH AID
IN PICTURES or CITY
MEETING OF COMMERCIAL cLuR,
FRIDAY NOON. SEES DEFINITE
MOVE TOWARD PICTURES OF
CITY AND ITS INDUSTRIES AND
SCHOOLS.

The Commercial Club win lend ev.
cry aid possible in securing moving
pictures Of the city was the voice Of
the meeting Friday noon at the Hotel
Hoxsey. Mr.. Smith, OF the Lyric
stated the cost vould be about $500.
u half the money could be raised BIZ
subscription from the colleges and In
dustries II will advertise, he viii do
nate the remainder and after showing
the film will present II to the Club
1t will be run in other towns free OF
any expense.
The matter Of the subway was re
ported on by Mr.. Jackson who stated
the Council would pass a resolution
next meeting and present II to the
State. Fl. z. G. Tucker stated there
was no report this week to be made
on the plan 70 sell lots for a per.
manent factory fund.
Those present at the meeting were:
w. G. Smith, II. z. C. Tucker, L NJ
White. s. D. Byrns, Sam Morris. Leo
Hanley, 2. R. Myers. r. z. Race. r.
L Crosby, Turner Williams, r. A.
Morris. r. Jackson. I. T. McCue. r.
". Pitcher and Henry Llewellyn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

n-u<h lRspecaoa q the
.r.rku,~ HSsi halsirg TharssNg -
sainE shs eoars Of directors q ne
N~xs. Hospital ASH VOID 70 N>ss
ne suissiar fer tAe hospital sess
TO cshsr Fssees sers coaEaers1
'tAe tims sut he CArtsoa. hAssnE
'ne sssousszesf o TIE pAysaeiAns
"a. ehosea. Il v1s le1Eed Tor II
'woashs =. ySa a s7azth vits lceENr
.iesss n seSired
n spe4kiar q ne hsldlng n. J.
'c ucore s4sssAnsr iooAing TIE tOra
over thsrp Is ne qsesssSz has DAT NE
Icsrkzoa Is the best ~proPc~itioa 10 Be-
.hAA II IS ceatTaHy tocaied and a
- arranged ssr . hcsPital with les
sxpsase thaa the ether Places COS
lSdered Reopis 20 from Mexico -
81 Loris hospitals witA a lines run
sfrr under their windows bezsdes ne
osher many noises o. the city 20 the
Iosjesson thai the clarksoa baiiding
uH te too uolsy IS nOs worth eonsia'
e7nE.
The lease starts October fini and
i Is pssned to open shortly after VII
a pabsie receyHos 10 the citiEens sho'
t-~ H,s. whzt improvements have
been made and how well suited IN
structure is for such an iassitution-
he Office Of the hotel VIII Be th'
! reception room while the dining room
EiH be used Tor a large % bed ward
the operating and private rooms VII
Be on the second fiocr. A saperfntens
eat yin be secured Immediately vh'
win take charge Of the pTeiimtnArl
Work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
MEXICO GIRL THE
CAUSE OF SUICIDE
n . ssnsrsHy sappssss csars. crsHy
= sans. Fs sillsa hiussif bsSsass
e ~ssh ySvas Mezieo 80
maa ssrses suaasy.

Il Is EszsrzziE Supposed By persons
wsu acquainted viii him lat George
crEEp. a Szntz Pc killed himself Sal
z-szy morning beezass q a nssunds-
stan1ag he had With a Eoung LAZY
Of tbs err Mr. C-zzr =S 5rersy IN
lore Win the y0zng szsF. Il i saia.
and because she refused % marry kis
- trek his arn NE
Dr. Cramps dAaehtsr vas present
uhea As toak ezrsole acid at mis-
kozs at sara Re. Saturday morn.
nE He died shortly Sftsrwsrd he-
fore a physefaa reached him His
wife died several years ago. -Four
cAldrsn besides his mother and ser.
erzl srotse-s and sisters survive. He
was a brOsher q T.w. CruEnp. VINO
lived n this city f0< a short time
Ths funeral was held Al SOufh
Fort shurrh. near Santa Pc. snndzy
afternoon ans the body vas buried
in the South Fork cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
COUNTY NEWS

A MEo0mh n. gin vOa . prize
tAsrs thh week for svauiRg izaSss
nsss
Melville Pad b ksns fram . flssv-
AMI sanmer n Colorado.
The Standard on Co, Is rolag to
PIT = supply statioa in this city.
Mr.. and Mn c. ". Nash OF the
Mexico Variety store are IA cAieagoI
this vsek bzying a large Ens Of fan
and winter goods
wn C. PIKE has purchased Of.
Mrs Sarah Alderman. the ~resldsnee
and fozr lots kaoza as the EaH prop.
cry IN the ssuth part o. tosn. He
VII Improve the property and move
20 Il In the near acknowledgements
Oracle.
The Ledger Is ID receipt Of a letter.
from Miss Ethel Humphreys. o, AIiuF,
Okla. IN which she says TIE country
s iust about a failure this year for
crops The cotton crop is very POOR
and early feed is burnt up but the
fan feed Is expected to be better as
they Just had q very good rain
Mr.. Emil sehafer has resigned his
position as operator for the wabash
a. WeEisyille and has accepted a 20
sition as CLERK with Krtegsg & Co.
Of this place. Emil Is an interesting
and reliable yOang man. be Company
IS to Be Congratulated On securing his
s-erFiees-MartinsbHrg Oracle.
Henry Fowler. travelling passenger
agent for the Illinois Central Railroad
with head quarters at Louisville. KY.
Was IN Mexico this week With his
wife on a brief visit to friends.
The Jane Hal estate Of 80 acres
near nj Carmel was sold at partition
sale here Friday 70 Jas. nan for
5000.
Pinkey French. Of MartinsburE. was
In this city Friday.
Thos- Chopper Is home from a Wis
II to Excelsior Springs very much
improved in health.
W. Z. HewkiEk is home from an ex-
tended trip in the west.
Matte Scott. daughter Of Martha
Scott. cateress, has a fine position in
The wichita, Kans. schools. She
has been an efficient teacher in the
Mexico coiored school for a number
Of years.
Joel Guthrie. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Price Guthrie. is now clerk in the
Wabash freight depot. Joel is a.
young man OF fine habits and smbi
ton and win make good IN his new
position.
Mrs. C. B. stickley of Concrete
Washington. with her sister Of BIRTHS
Columbia is visiting in Mexico.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clay Freeman
on Sept. ~. a son.
Mrs. Ed Kuhne, after a pleasant vi
it to Der parents Or. and Mrs. Berrey
has returned to her home in Des-
Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. aad Mrs. G. W. Adams are in
Pontiac and Kankakee, Ill. the guest
Of their children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
NEW Law WILL SQUEEZE
WATER OUT or STOCKS
SECRETARY or STATE CORNELL
ioUs ROACH GIVES AN EXAM
PIE or THE GOOD EFFECTS OF
NEW LAW SUPERVISING
CORPORATION

Jefferson City. Sept. 1.-The fol.
lowing illustration given by Score
tary Of State Cornelius Roach shows
how the corporation supervision act
passed by the last legislature squeez-
es the water out Of corporation stock.
A company Of St. Louisiaus incorpor
ated with a capital stock Of $780, 600
fully paid up with property and cash
s5o0e Of which vas a printing press.
$4,000 a patent and $4,000 in cash
an sworn to BY all the subscribers.
A few weeks after the
complaint reached the Sec
rotary o. State. Who under the
neE law is ez-offieio supervisor Of ca
porations. He dispatched the assist
ant supervisor to investigate. He
found not q cent Of the $4,000 was
in custody Of the in-corporators. the
title TO the patent valued at $50, 900.
was NOT In the incorporaiors. the.
the $1,000 press was double value
The state officer demanded instant.
dissolution Of the corporation, immed-
late surrender Of the charter. proof
that no creditor had suffered, and
Of the investigation, All Of
was promptly compiled With.
The findings will furthermore be re-
'orted to the courts for nuch action
is provided that proper criminal
punishment may be melted out to the
iolators. Under the ADMINISTRATION
Z the Secretary Of State progress or
lotabie character is being made in
Missouri corporation Law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE Hospital Eoara is 70 be con-
srzsaistsd upon securing the CLARK
o Hotel Building for a new hospfts.
Quite : number Of buildings were On.
der confederation but the board felt
that this was the most available. II
is large and roon,y, centrally located
and isase 70 most reasonable one
The eltlzsns Of hexics, whether they
are participating IN the underwriting
Or nat should epr6iafIy a heartily co
operate with the Beard In making
me Hospital = success These who
think the building too small
Or tee big Or too near the square Or
tos far away from the hole IN the
ground in Flztrock should at least
keep still and give the Hospital
sesrs q chance 10 make good Those
who put W the money selected this
Easrs 70 transact the business Of the
s~ssoeeiafieH. The board viii DO the
best they can 70 make the hospital
seif sustsinina. Lets ali try to help.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
Iefferson. 90. 30. sept. 10.

Jefferson, City. No, Sept. 10.
Three Important conference rulings 81
fectiHg the railroads Of Missouri were
adopted to day By the State Public
Service Commission. These were M.
on cash fare on train4. excess bag
gage charges and freight rates upon
shipments Of commodities reaching
their destination over two or more
Zines of railroad.
Railroads r prohibited BY one or
der from collecting and keeping to
exceed 2 cents a mile from passen-
gers rendering eash fare Instead Of
tickets upon trains. The commission
win allow the road to collect 10 cents
in excess to the fare. however,
The commission held fin another
that where two or more lines
Of railroad handle shipment before Il
reaches its destination. fl must be
handled as though It reached destsna-
ton over n line and the rates eharx
ed must be the same.
A third ruling holds that rail-
roads a not lawfully collect to ex.
coed 70 IL per cent Of the price Of
ticket per 100 pounds for zee
baggage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
MEXICO SUNDAY
SCHOOL COUNCIL
ELECT OFFICERS

A. > meeting Of the Mexico Sunday
School councll At the Presbyterian
Church. Sunday afternoon the follow
ing officers were elected: Prof. W.
P. Pseler. president; Dr.. W. L. Reed.
wee president: Mss Mary Nichols,
secretary; Frank Buckley. treasurer:
c. c. Helzsr. librarian; DR.. q. z.
Trzlle, educational director.
Immediately following this meeting
The executive committee. composed Of
the officers and one additional mem
Der from each church met and ap-
pointed committees. The program
committee which win arrange the
work for the institute to be held
By the couseH this winter. is com
posed Of the pastors Of the Christian,
Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterisn
churches and Dr. Trzlie.
Sunday, Sept zsth VIII be given OF.
er to . grand rally fnzagurasiag the
institute. Prof. walter 8. Atbsarn,
bead Of Religious Educatson at Drake
University, DesNosnes, Iowa. win be
here on that day. He vii make sho<
talks az the Baptist. Methodist and
Presbyterian Sunday Schools In the
morning and VIII lecture at the Chris
ttan church AZ II O'Clock that morn
ing In the afternoon he viii lee
,ure to a union nesting at the Pres
byterisn church. In the evening he
viii talk At the Baptist church & DR..
Tralie viii talk at the Methodist
church 70 union meetings.
The institute wiz meet on Friday
evenings this winter, s meeting being
held at each church. DIR. TraHe viii
lecture at each Of these meetings and
following lecture win be four study
classes. The teachers Of these class
es have not been selected az yet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
MANY G. A. R. VET
ERANs At CHATT-
FOR REUNION

Chattanooga Tszz. S=Stz-s< IL
u peaceful frTzEsoz of 1s S0za
Bozs-1s g U.s0z ysssnzas arrived
hs-e t01zy zzs .o.sE.s % zas-s Ire
trrryssrezfh Azzzzl ezrz-T=szt Q.
1e G-z1s Arzy q tas E=pahBc uls
~seL
Tbs scezs * tie s-ssErzszt tsezs
via ks,o1e Iris-ez- via hs s1reT-
1rn q The sAsrz55ozA wafer Cf
vsrEzA 1s ssces7n psrhzpE Eszass
a-Hz 81 rzzhsr q Important Battles
a ms cIr1 var.
Wnkta a st1T- distance q the e.
ez-pEe-s are ne battlsnel1s & CA5o.
kzEkzgA LookUzs Nozztzz, NERzicz
zFT Riga RlaEEo1a AFoonA. Rsss-
Tznzel Hi ana tAs scezez Ct
UAsT ssvere Ektrz&tes
N1ze cf ths Mexico veterans VII
TIE re-zkn a,fAouxh several
were n fhs CAiek23oaEz nEhLA-s0rg
those at ia, b4ssle ngAasns uz6er
ths szrz Ezs Stripes are: wiiEaz
EszEzer. Matthias Crum, Dan Robertx
zaa ga1aEa2 Davis. Who Ewes south
q thlA etT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18

THE Centralis No, Guard in an
editorial stating that those who op-
pose C~hausauquas are these who new.
er attend a session. closed BY saying.
The real good Of a chautauqaa lies
tn the fact that it, Influence ls wide
spread and the good things Il has 70
offer are enjoyed By all the people;
the many nes and helpful Ideas It
brings 70 the community ara shared
by All who attend. Hence II follows
that the more who attend the great
er and more widespread the good we
can get from H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
.REARS ARRIVE IN
BOLIVIA N STATE
kany friends Of srs- John o. o'Hssr
wife Of U S. Minister to Bolivia
frsm this city. reesis. pictures Of
Their n.w homs.

The many friends Of Mrs John
D. o'Rezr, wife Of the U. S. Minister
to Bolivia. Who was formerly a resi-.
dent Of this city, have received PIC
tire poss cards Of the UUited States
legation in LaPzz. The building isa
typical Spanish structure and next e
the English and German legations.
In a letter to her parents DR.. ane
Mrs. X. R. Bragg. Mrs. oFRsar says
they were met Al the coast, when thel
lsaded by a private car and taker
across Peru as special guests Of sh'
Peruvian railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-09-18
HUMANE SOCIETY SHOULD
ATTEND TO uAFEo HORSES
AIRS. p C. CARTER WRITES THE
LEDGER SUGGESTING WORK FOR
LOCAL. ORGANIZATION FOR
THE PROTECTION or ANIMALS
GET BUSY

Ae1lcAs sept ~. lsAS-
uy Dear Mr. White
! have been wanting to write a
little article In regard to our humane
society for sometime. Nov when feed
Is 20 high it is very likely we viii
see horses on our streets too poor
and pitIfHl 70 work. I hare all ready
Ger ONE Nov IT does seem like
we should DO something along this
line and we always turn to you be-
cause you are always willing to take
the lead In everything for Mexico's
prosperity.
There has been q humane society OF.
~gsnization in the public school. but
what we need Is TO put a salaried
mai at the head Of Il who is CON-
potent and can devote bis time 70 It.
Each child IN the schools should be
taught to contribute as much as five
cents per month ard TO consider It
bis duty and privilege to deny him
self some little luxury IN order 70
protect dumb animals. and the clubs
and churches could organize ana only
toe smallest contribution from each
would pay expenses. I would suggest
others write suggestions along this
line. Let Us do something before win
ter. Respt. Yours
Mrs. r. C. Carter.