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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
FIVE WELLS ORDERED
TO BE DRILLED ON THE
MESCALERO RESERVE

Roswell. n NJ. Jan iG.---Postmns-
ter \. II. Rockafollow has received
notice from the department % the
interior. United states Indian service.
10 post notices In his office that the
following proposals will be received
hy the department M 90 200 y. m,
on January aist, for furnishing the
following articles for immediate dc.
livery" The right IL reserved 10 re-
jcct any and ali bids
Drilling use wells on the Mescn-
lero Indian reservation. New Mexico,
az per lineal foo.
"Brcaklng sod lands on tho Mes
calcro indian reservation, New Mon
ico--5ao acres. more or less. NJ pea
acre"
A biz oi either Nom is 10 re- con.
ridpred
while n ls not definitely known. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
MISUNDERSTANDING
AGAINST PAIR or
Z CHECK ARTISTS
Two Young Men Who Have
Operated Successfully in
Roswell, May Attempt Same
Confidence Game in Albu-
querque.

r., !. bryant secretary Of the Al
buquerque Retail Merchants associa
ton. has received a communication
from $. 8. Toms. secretary OF the
Roswell Retailers and business
Mems association. asking that he mo-
tify the merchants here that two
young men arc operating bum check
game IN this section. and that the
stunt may be tried In Albuquerque
TIL" letter 10 Secretary Bryant is as
follows:
Roswell y NJ. Jan. 10. 1918.
IT ! Bryant, Secretary n. ". A., Al
huuucrpuc. ~ NJ.
Dear Sir. PLEASE notify your
merchants 90 ho on the lookout tot
Two or thrc" young fellows ranging
lH ap. from 80 To- q. Description ol
one. about 10 or 20 years ct age
blonde. reddish complexion, darn
brown hair wears or aid wear cal
with cartlaps; weight about 1876 81
40. Another. Hight complexion. darn
brown hair about % or q years old
about same weight us other. Another
dark complexion. dark hair. slightly
stopped. hlack SLOUGH hat Claim 10
bc cooks and ranch hands and iooi
The part
Have been forging sheep mon.
names to checks hero and passius
them ON the merchants Can cash,
b. detected g examined closely
checks written and endorsed Ia sam,
writing and dollars always written
ont except in one cus". Checks rang
Fss.. 4 q N
thcy are closing and say thcy jue
got in from ranch. nuy small hi
and tender check and Srt me difler
"ncr IN cash
Let here. We think. either niRn
OF 3th OF morning ct ltth. ID de-
t"vted, hold ana wire as.
"Eoswci Retailers & business Mem
Association. Ry \. :. TOMS. Sccy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

40 grcaier onion ever happened
than the ia.ticular brand called tho
"dcnia," and wherever II bo grown
pron,ably. there viii 81 be- found em'
blazoncd ~ rcd letters across the
pages OF tho local board OF trades
bulletins. So when John w. Sanner
OF Lakewood Pocos Nalley of New
Mexico, saw mat Roswell cores
pendent Of The Earth recently located
watson r. Cooks patch OF "deniass
la the Roswell nelghborhood." he
forthwith set his typewriter at work
10 recover tho prestige for Lakewood
the Roswell's man mistake probably
was an innocent slip; for everybody
WhO lives In tho Pecos valley is proud
81 the Whole % a, and since every
town % the valley is M and coming
local pride sometimes laps one
"nelghhorho0d" over into all othcrs
walter r. cook lives al i.akew wood
sure enough. and grew his "deniaS
thrre. However, the fact that this
Roswell man claimed the Cook don
ias" for the Roswell nc.ghborhood'
ought 10 bc glory enough for Lake.
7 A'Nls MI 0hNNfAH WtNHh'Wk INV NAAaN
from the Roswell Lelghborho0d.'
saws.
IL il moro than gratifying 20 know
| that Mr.. COOK mas demonstrated tina
;he dcnla-onion con he grown here q
| rrtIter perfection than IN is native
soil OF spain. Not only dld watson T
Cook grow dcnia onions here las
I year, hut hts brother r.. -. COOK. pres
ldent at tho Lakewood National hanl
I grew N.o00 pounds 81 them.
| "Ii is said hl men Of experience
4 that the dcnia- onion can he grown T.
/ this part of the Pcros valley to Create
perfection than IN any other soil IL
tho world Judging from past exper
| fences much reading, nri close oOser
walton. u scoms 20 ms that " woul'
hc Impossible to produr" e. moro pcf
! feet onion than is grown here. Fo
"a ,ubstautiatiun OF This statement, vi
| refer your readers Ia what We dld a
/ tho recent Roswell rdr Dog Lakewood
! exhibitors Vc carried OH blue rib
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

the district court. Judge John T. NJ -
Clure has set March Sth as The date
at hearing.
This is the largest drainage dis
trict IN the state. other smaller pc
titions including a smaller area haze
been fiied. but none 81 large as the
Roswell In fact II will be the
largest filed In the state.
outside Of the Pecos valley very
few are asking FOR the creation 81
drainage districts TO protect the lands.
lRut the Peros valley. as IN all other
things. concerned with The new state
s tab ing the ieud '" r'f
Every lurg' real estate holder IN
the Roswell district has signed The
petition. Tho LID. oasis ranch. Ur-
toms, lIugerman ana various others.
The petition ~ Vulumlnous.
Dn March STA the Judge VIII ap-
praise the land and see how much
zach shall pay to the creation ~ the
district and uppurtonanccs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
LAKE PARK ADMIRAL
LARGEST HOG THAT EVER
CAME INTO PEC0S VALLEY

Roswell. y. 81. Jan i6.-.-I.ale
Park Admiral tist arrived yesterday
afternoon from Tonica. ltl, 90 be-
come permanent resident 81 the
Bcrrcndo. Sc VIII lead th' I.as l.u-
mas herd at Yorkshire hogs.
Lake Park Admiral IL the largest
hog that ever came into the pccos
valley, tits ordinur3 weight IS six
hundred ana fifty mounds, ana the
LAS Lunas company paid express on
that weight. lie can be- futtencd to
weigh one thousand.
This boar is three years old and
the Las Lunus company paid IA"
highest price for him that has betu
paid "a "a private sale for u hog IN y
long time, IliH mother was import-
90 and his father was % Canadian,
Admiral Evans"
W a. shelby ana sons. who own
the Las lunaS farm on the Berrend9.
already have one vi the lin ~ herds
ct Yorkshirrs in the southwest This
IL the famous English bacon hog, an {
the one that commands a premium
from an packers
The Admiral attracted considerable
attention yesterday afternoon a. no
was hauled from the station 20 his
new home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Lead Industry in United States Shows
Small Decline From High Record of 1911

from bond lud therefore should not
Doe added tp the general imports Of
lead given nbuyc a. that would in
vo'yr dupuvntluu
Consumption.
The amount uf lead available 10.
consumption during 1871. may Dee cs-
timat"d bN adding Co thr stock 81 for.
"ien lead iu buuurl warehouses at
the beginning ot jhe wear DI4Si short
t"us th" imports tN..5u3 tonsJ ami
the domestic production ls99.3iG
tuns, making an apparent supply oi
t9i'"o tons. From this is 90 bc sub
tr3utrd the foreign lead exported
from Warehouses t65.253 tons), the
foreign lead exported in manufactures
under drawbacks estimated at g.SIS
tousi. M" dcduotion hy liquidation
ta.'ii t"nsi, and Tho togN in bonded
warehouses ut the CLOSE ct the yrur
,1ssnmcd to Do, the same as ~ tho
CLOSE OF November. '.i9. tuusJ, I,lN-
ing as available for consumption iEl.-
oNN toms. which hy comparison with
2'o,t1. toms In l?ll. JfG.02l toms in
1870. and 3fo,olJ tons boz 1909 socms
to br normal figure.
Tn, foreign lead remaining in
warehouses ut the CLOSE OF November.
1912. was distributed principally a.
follows. At chicago. l6t short tons.
compared with i;; tons at the close
of lHll az \cWark. Igi tons, against
l.3N3 tons at III, end of 1871. at
Perth AmuoN N.3i3 tons IN 1919 and
Liza tons BOO 1871. and az III Paso.
2i3 tons. comnlrcd with i..5s tons
at tho close oi the preceding year.
Prices.
Lead began the year Jt Sew Yori,
With 20 pri.r of t4si cents q pound
hhd held ihis Hcur' through ianubry.
a sharp d"uluc brought tho lowest
price OF th" YEAR us the middle of
February uItn lead ~ l.u1 cents 90
pound. 4 long r,s.. with ono yunsId-
enable depression go August. brought
th" prize, Geo 80 cents b, the middle
ui september lirr" the price Voc
MANNED practically stationary until
tho .l.sr ui DntunrT after yhru %
sharp decline carried tine nrIur down
600 i'' cents, 900 about which 30 closed
'"u wear The average Nrw Work.
price .Hr i.r gear WIS JgJlu g. cont,
20 uuund. as i Yves Zoo ipll.
Tu" London pJl,r OF head started
700 eos De- r' % l"u- tom ,a.3.a cent,
a. pnundl uud rps, Ncrs utl,y upoy,
that figure for tn Nfyt COS, months
after Nhi.h steady iis, eliminated
'IrE boo september iu price OF l.l
/ y long tom iINf cent. 30 uuuudp. th,
, hlsh,si price reached iu over tntrt,
years. 80 this Inc the Sew Noth
price ui ic.d Nts "a cents pound
: sharp decline through two month,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
~ noorgnnilc Custom. service.

Washington. Jan. Customs
con 'ct0r Luch OF Sew York yester lts
conferred with the treasury officials
about the reorganization at the Gus
toms service plan for which Will
soon be submitted Go President Tajt
hy secretary MacNedgh tor rnfor'
mcnt on July /. los authorization ut
Congress senator pumcrcnc of
ohio, and Representative Garner ut
Texas, also discussed the r'urrungc.
mont
with the exception OF Texas, Viz
GINA, West virginia, Maine ana Ne"
Hampshire. the tr"asury's tontativ"
plan OF reorganization has hren COM
plciod. Ia Texas there win hp two
or more districts. There rs strong
tight Go make Port Arthur. Texas tho
headquarters at q collector at Gus.
toms. instead Of q deputy collector.
n m claimed that the $1,000, GOO canal
there Wus turned over to the feder a
government in consideration col IN"
federal goyornm mt making Port Ar
thur "a customs port. The treasury
department answers this contention
with the statement That there viii be-
substantially NO change and Fort AR
thur viii Temnin p port 0t 'ntry' u
viii he IN chnrRc 1T deputy cnllcr-
tor nccofding 90 tentative plans and
iu'ofporuted, in customs district
with hundanarter's elsewhere.
.......-.--s--
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
The Denia Onion of Lakewood, N M

bons for everything we showed, md
n special silver cup over cverythlng
for the excellence OF exhihlta
we have another industry here
which has made for this part of tho
Pecos valley reputation Hecoud ~
none. ] refer 10 tomatoes. We start.
ed tho cannery. experimentally last
year, and az tho close Of tho season,
this year. No had put up 97s.000 cans
Of tomatoes. The reputation FOR quail.
lty has caused great demand, and We
contemplate doubling the capacity Of
tho cannery next year.
Merchants who are familiar with
our tomatoes say that they cannot soil
any other than goods canned az lake
wood. our canned produce did not
supply hair tho demand thls year. or
dcrs arrived By every uaii for carlots
~ this date (Sovember a5), We are
shipping green tomatoes. which "a
froof that the season here is especial
~ favorable for producing tho best
Tomatoes. Should anyone DOUBT ans
statements We may make. or have
made. relative 20 conditions In this
portion OF the Pccos valley. we invite
personal inspection. While we are
"a much newer AMI less developed Az
rlculturai section than some others
We have advantages 10 our credit
Speaking OF natural advantages
Jet mo call your notice 10 the possible
OIL field IN the neighborhood Of Lake
wood and Dayton. This IL no fairs
tnle. bat n reality. The oil now Il
nowInE. and more wells will be bore'
by ~ least two other companies yer,
soon. The quality OF oil hero IL edua
10 the celebrated Pennsylvania pre-
duct.
''rhe oil leld. so far as present do
velopment goes. lies nearer Dayton
than to any other town In the recoi
valley. The we'll now producing q
within three miles Of Dayton. Sign
az oh appear In wells about Lakewood
and 1t only remains 90 have WE'LL
drilled 90 tho sand. supposedly abou
/ $500 feet dev.. Exports have sat,
that this is d.stincd 20 DO one ~ tn
| great fields ~ tha United states"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
10000 ACRES WILL BE
INCLUDED IN DRAINAGE
DISTRICT AT ROSWELL

Roswell. A. A., San. i7,--Thirty
thousand acres are tu be Included iu
the original drannee dlstrloi. which
tho petitioner are asking the district
court to erontc under the now 1912
enactment at ihe state legislature.
The petition WAS Tiled yesterday IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

IL thought that this Is the beginning
60 move the oklahoma Indians dowD
tho order recently issued by this de.
partment. and the ono which the Ros-
Well Commercial club and the eitiea
throughout the southwest ara lighting.
Tho southwest desires. and ~ re-
questing congress 10 make the Mes
caiero Indian reaervalion national
park. The New Mexico senator's aud
representatives have pat the matter
90 90 the proper authorities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

Mrs. a. n. Tabor 81 Order. NO.
had been troubled with sick head
ache for about ave years. when she
She has taken two sottlca OF them
and they have cured her. Stick
headache IL caused By a dlsordsred
stomach. fer which these tablets are
especially intended. Try them. get
well and stay we'll. Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

nails, etr.. all removed by our BAG
Hacine ctcancr. SO-sWllcd cleanfd
nais coniain IA iargr amount 81 for
sagn substances Al taken ont nv
the cIcaning machine ON our own
premises. ". ", FEE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

rrimbIs's Livery iis n. Second a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03
Eaitur @alter ifriper Tslat

fa1fpr ySaifer tfrtpcr SelgeHoe
greo ira Faitor &. @alter, 5raut.
tort, 2. Saf., er / Sarmoni
meo Reninger, uotalte al @eiitIig.
beOen angaoen0e Oct gamIe, lGnge
prspeoe l,rtemiooel, Or. Feters ali.
rifo. San flyer: Seq maa t%ilfien.
oegiue, boor itor Sris ieg i9tter paa
9ereS allrifo. Sper eneite 5laife,
iom ieg bar afbGnoet, bar giuet Iulb
Iilire6siiQelie. ll6en at uppte no.
act entelt SiIiPloe, fam ieg iige, al
mango bar taget Here SLATER og bs.
itet Itor 8apu oeraf. Spis Oct life
bar en- goo Weotctr, ptloe De life
fomme os iaa mere al ben. Seq ifaI
aItio bape aurifo pea Saunoen."
Sngm 4potbeter Weoicin, men ct
iimpelt llrtemibbel, ser ioripnes aI.
menbeoen Sirette ira gne. Jabrifan.
terne, 3r. Better Sabrnep & Sons
Co.. 1876 60, SOpne ape., Obi,
cage, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03
Sra Paroaneer.

= @ioiior0 er tore Elaner oppe
ON llbbpgniug al 6oSier. GtOfiorO
bsrer til De melt pasorogsrt8e Spgs
Der / Saroanger. Der bar man
iom befienot ben m99tige 9ioreiu
meo Siaeb al Set8elpen. &toere
bar man Simaoalspasora8ct meo
Saroingaisflen iom SopeottlOe, og
enoelia Den life ubetpoelige Gr0aIs-
elp, iom for no8en SiO tilbage bleo
baanogipet Observation-Disclosures.
@~roaISelpen fommer ira Sc 10
@uiptpano poa SiorOenS 2ititOe.
Weaem 8alferet op ira @aorOen
GrouI % zen neOre Gel al SoueO-
bpgoen / gtofioro lig9er ben itups
bratte, piloe 2pftarulten. Ser ltal
M bore Yloner oppe ON OF bore en-
Sunnel giennem bette 5ieIo Og Ieoe
8uiPtpanoenes ailsb giennem 0en'
lie Sunnel, bporpeo opnaaeS ct be-
traateligt 6alo, ca. 800 SOB. &ratts
itationen fan plaieres ct Stptte
noenfor Sif. Somter for ben eoen.
tueae 5abrif fan ifaffeS paa @roolS-
lon0et.
Der IpggeS mi SeIefonltnie ira
9rofanes / ltIoif til gtofiorb. SEQ
ningen goar uboper til SetleneS,
berfra oper 6iorOen / &abel til
"Sanfitronoe", oper SieIOet til
8aarben Sfaor og oioere inboper
til G~iofiorb. anl9gget bill bli fpr-
Dig til Soften.
aonierputor DR.. S6etelig ira
@ereen boIbt nplig 6oreorag / gis
iteie til S,lbtGgt for WhlieumSio8en.
SorebragSboIoeren ~frennpiite en-
Mptfe 9~pSbiQeoer al Stfin8ettoenS
MinoeSmerfer: 9autaer bpiS ST.
ifription ban fortolfebe, Stenplooer
nleo inbbugne @uoebiaeber, neogro-
Deoe / Sorben for iaoIeoeS 40 mo9tif
Sci at opnaa frugtbar Sorobuno,
- @rapbaltger og anoet. Saa ut
Den taIrise SoriamIing al interesies
reoe Silbsrere itifte 9e~fienbtifab
meb oe gamIe Gorbboeres Segrapel-
iesififfe, ligeiom 8~ifingetioenS imn8s
fl1lbe Srnamenttt bites pao &iQeoer
al 8aaben, Susgeraao o9 Smpffer.
Soreoragsboloeren bapoe beis9t ben
ga1nle Soriteinsltopen paa 9titele og
l1btalte, at 90 ben bar ct tppiif Or
enlpeI paa SatiOens 8b9gemaa0e,
bar ben ierlig iftffet iom &amme
for bet paat9nfte 8pgOemuie
Soriamlingeu braete Sorebra9S=
holberen Saf, ibet set uOtaltes, at
bel Dor oen sfonomiife Sjelp pe6
SSStbtegten al Sorebraget goo at ia
nleb, men erbnu itsrre Serb maotte
man tiaegge ben imuffe oe oGrOtge
&eflame for ieIoe Mhuieumsiagen,
iom ri Der fit beb ct biitoriif Sore
Drag al en- onieet 8ioeuifabsmarO.
&reaturitellet / &uam bar gaaet
iepnt fremooer / Be ienere aor. Sc
fleite @aarbbrugere isger efter @pne
at onifaffe Jig CODE 9eietninger, og
De gamle Slor. og Siesbpeninger
1tnoergaar Teparationer eQer ON.
bpttes meb npe. Sieeiaa piies itor
Smbu for at npttiggisre @isOielen
paa bebite Waabe.
s Sinter afbolotes SisSifue.
9lattOt Be mango 8remiepinbere
itaar ~felgenbe fremit paa 2iIten: S
Sitsp Sogn fit Cars .. Sfeie lite
8r. 8etil NeItb11s, 2ors &. gpit.
hts, 8utorm Sfeie, Ola 9. $40,
Spein Iarbus, 2arS 8. SEQ, Sotel.
eier Sanopen, &ebaftsr Sfaar %
Ola gif, SfaaIbeim, fit 2ben gr.
Sesuoen blep uobelt 36ie og 4oe
Gr. S Siiteie Soen fit slrne Sel.
nltH Y ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03

Srlr Setse % San N1te1e lite Sr.
2Ocn %r. opnooebe Siur 9. aoluif,
2orS g. aalpif, Siur z. Sorpe,
Cars 3. &tf, Soban Mo. 9tils s.
&if, Siltr 9. Eiiteie, Son g. 8ioSs
aus, Ola 8. Mo, Gore 9. Gif, Rils
q. gif, arne .. Giiteie, Sobonnes
GtSneS. Srono z. Sueit, SIu
Steinite, Rpffie, Sobon Saupia.
Siur Z. @er9e % Siur Z. 6pfSe.
llngoomsitoIen pan 6rnmneS al.
illtteOe nplig lit SinterfuriuS meb
Set pno Sfolen, boortil GIeoernes
Torplbre por inobubne. @leoernes
GntoI bar / Sinter p9ret IS, bporoi
Be ileite ira Senbre 9er8enbus
Gmt.
&eo NfilutninqSprepen bite Del
Jig, at Gleperne bapbe arbeioet goot
% ulrnoet Jig mango gooe og Ioltoe
&unoifaber. Gette &ulb bar ifel9e
IS. 81" iprlig lo9t for Sogen en-
iterf Irbei0Sioer og en- mgrtlteroGr'
dig Spfsriel. 9ette err / lige 8rao
til 9gre iaapel for 2ererne iom for
GIeperre. Eli Soften par fre1nmsot
ian mango Ntenneifer, iom Sofaler.
ne funbe rltmnle. SfolenS 9eitprer,
Salpor 6otIon6, begpnOte meo ct
&elfomItoro til @iPIterne % ct vi.
ifeosoro til @leoerne. s 9rete %
flare 2inier trof ban op Ben Sci,
iom ferte til BEN ionoe og rette
&ipslpffe.
9erefter bolot Rrooit Gbriitie
(6ormanoen / SfoIenS Stpre) oen
e9entIige 6eittale. S bierteltge Or
oeIog formanebe BAN be lrnge til at
gipe 8l1o lit Sjerte. IIene oerpeO
piIoe De bIioe De rettc Irbeibere for
&irfe % 6Porelanb.
Gfter 9epprtnin9en tog 2prer
Sporito0 Oroet. Sm opml1ntreoe
fine Gleper til fremfor alt life at
glenme at fomme Seilts 8riitlls
ibu.
@abriel 9~aaroien ira Stapanger
iortalte en- Gel SplepeIier paa Ell
MoQbe. iom aIene han fan uiere
oct, og oct bar al grt6enbe Sirfs
ming.
On al @leperlte CO. Sollanb) toll
feOe GleperneS Eat til 2prerne for
bereS grbeiOe og operrutte enbuer
al Dem en- 8reient. @fterat SrOet
bar giOet frit og benDttet al no9le
GaIere, afilutteoeS Setter me0 gin.
bagt al 2erer SunOpoIo.
@fterat gbgoefolfet % Sc tiIrei-
ienoe bapbe forlaot Soften, og @lepe
erne bar alene tiIboge, iIutteO OiSie
8rooerring, og bette bar maaife ior
Dem oen melt gribenOe Stunb.
Sieltnes Sagebrugsi foIe afilutte.
Sc lit @interfurius oen 2Sbe Mart8.
Seperin 90. augaItaO, &srpifbpg-
ben, if / Sppebfarotter 1.54, Siur
9. &peit, llloif, 1.55, MognuS Z.
Spole, lllpif, III.
8partermeiter peo Sen6borbIonbs
Battalion, Saneiunfer &. SIotebs,
er eiter inoienot aniegnine ira.
traaot. San bar / 38 &ar tjent
iom l%ln0erofficer. Oct ~forlD6er at
2anobanoler @. @il6elmIenS @ien-
bonn / Rorobeimiuno er boanbgipet
ct oprettenoes Sanoelslog for en-
Tri8 al 5000 &roner. Haor ieg
nponer Horbbeimiuno eQer "8ros
be-, iom er BET gamle Napr paa
Steoet, bpor Ben t9tteite 9ebpggeIie
er, fan BET bape Srteresie at frem.
bragg ct og anoet SrGt al Steoets
@iitorie. S IS. st." meOOeIeS bl.
a., at | Slutningen al 1720-4arene
bao6e man / 8ifsp Sogn en- Stole-
bnlber Samuel Iger. San iful6e
efter Sroottionen bore fra Solitein.
Ser er beoaret to Sreue fra oenne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-03
GrGft-Sri Boo.
y. O. Sfaar

2eof Sanatorium. SnoiuncpoIis,
Snbiana, bar uogiuet en- Iioen Bog,
bpori gipes i~uteresiaate 5afta ON
arait, iamt iortRIler ON bpao fan
9isres for Smerte, 9lsoning, ube.
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-05-30
WHAT A DEMOCRATIC PAPER
SAYS ABOUT HOY. GEO.
WOLFE
(Chsrlcston Gazctte) \

George Wolfe relates with signitican
gusto a dream he had recently "drram
Ell, said ne. that had died and CON.
u Heaven, as coal men sometimes do
and that i was given q job at princel,
pay, at running coal train through n
the Kingdom below with instructions g.
u~e my discretion about hauling from
hery brin stone bars, the railroad men
Who were roasting there. dreamed tha,
recognized in every one Of them, men
Who had failed to give me can when |
needed cars, oh, 80 bsdly-and drcam-
ell that ran that train daily for years
and years-snd never Furnished transpor-
tat'on to single railroad man, We
said significant eusso" for the reason
that ne enjoys it 80 much that you spot
him, at once, as q coal mine operator
He has operated cual mine for years
and has never had a strike or a labor
disagreement of any kind to contend
With Perhaps that will give you an idea
of what kind Of a man he is-if il doe~n't.
il ought TO.
Delegate Wolfe |. some geographical
product lie was horn at Camden. y
j., Tin ls7D; was reared and educated
at jacksonville, Fla, and has done his
LIES work, 90 far. In West Virginia. lie
isn't likely To n axe another move, for
he likes this state and then feeling is mu
tual. He Is a lover OF work, but can
Ray with ze~t and rroht-and does il,
to", for he believes In never doing any
'hing 10y halves.
Though born, rocked. reared and clcc-
ted to the legislature in three different
= -rti''n- "f tLr Union. it was always as a
i;epubl rG" nni he expects to die in the
-a'n'" faith. His other affiliations are
~'th the Episcopal church and lodge Of
A'ks. He has happy home ut Davy,
W. Va. where with his wife and two
tine boys, lac leads an ideal life, when
not wrestling with Legislative prc blems at
Charleston. He favors all progressive
legislation within the ranks Il tk, Re-
publican party.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-05-30
HUNDRED DJLLAR GOLD MED
AL FOR COLORED MEN
AND WOMEN

New York City.-A white man inter
estSi in the welfare OF the colorcrs rsr,
has oiE'rel gold medal To be rewar,le<i
annually to the man or woman of Ameri
can decent ami Il American citizenshiI
who shall have made the most distingIi.
shed achievement during the year in any
6eld If honorable human enieavor. This
announcement wss made st the fourth
annusl confs r 7 ce of the National As>o-
ctaii"n for the Advancement Of Colorel
PeQpae. an organization composed oi
meu'brrs "f both rares, which met al
Philsie,r.hia.
Thf donor Of the medal is president OF
the associstion's New York STATE branch.
Prof. J. J.. Spingarn, for twelve years a
professor In Columbia university and one
Of the most ardent champions Of the civil
rights OF colored PEOPLE. lie has offered
to give 500 every year for a gold medal.
The medal will be ararded by a COM
mittee Of five appointed 10y the National
Association for the Advancement of Col
or-d People and the announcement made
at the next meeting of the association in
the spring Of 1914.