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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10

Judge Sam Hayes Is showing re-
markable strength in his campaign
for the United States Senate, and To-
cal forecasters predict that he will
carry Bryan county at the August
primary. Judge Hayes is as clean a
man as-has ever figured in Oklahoma
politics and is worthy OF the conf
dence Of the public.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10

Judge williams brands as liars
those who have charged him with
substituting Oklahoma newspapers.
Judge Williams is too clean and too
smart man to start any such tact
les and we are proud to say that the
majority of the Oklahoma Press are
above subsidized editorial pages.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10


One Of the signs of improved con-
diuons in this Immediate section Is
the increasing evidence that cheap
ness is no longer the main argument
in the selling of merchandise Our
people no longer want the cheapest
article; they are much more Interest,"
ed in getting the best article, surely
the best for the money. That is the
most helpful feature in the present
situation and Il is the one thing
that will operate more than any other
to keep money at home, rather than
have Il sent to a mail order house
in a great city. The best Of all man
ufactured goods. the best in every
line, is that article which is most
generally advertised.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10

Persons who have the past week
been over greater part of the coun-
ty report that the corn is only in
jured in spots by the drouth and
not winds and that good rain this
week will pull it out wonderfully.
Personally we take courage in this
community's record of never having
had a crop failure.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10

Read our advertising; there's pro-
fit in 1t for you. Our merchants
have a real live message-one that
goes straight to the wallet; and they
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10

Everywhere Sam Hayes speaks he
makes votes for himself. It requires
only hearing to get the people to
understand that Hayes is one of the
best asses this state has When he
appears before an audience he not
only loks good to them but he tells
them Of economic questions, what
he stands for, and he looks them
straight in the eye when he does so.
They can understand from the ex-
preston of his eye that he is sin
cere and earnest and truthful. and
that he knows what, he is talking
about. For these reasons the Demo-
cratic voters are coming to hear him
in droves. They want man of this
caliber and character to represent
them in the senate.-Anadarko
American.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

This paper is authorized to an
hounce the candidacy Of the persons
whose names appear below for the Of
Noes named, subject to the Democrat
ic primary, August 4th, 1914.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10

advantages for the rural communi-
ties.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-07-10


Standpat republican calamity
howlers in and out of congress
should note the tact that ir his es-
Inmates OF the revenues to be deriv-
ed from the new tariff bill at the
time he presented the bill in the
House. Mr.. Underwood said that it
would produce surplus of $4,000
600 per year. The treasury state
ment for June 8, 1914. shows that
the actual receipts exceed the esti-
mates, and If the present rate is
continued the surplus will amount to
more than $21 900. 900 at the end Of
the first year. The fellows who are
howling bonds are merely trying TO
fool the ignorant.-Okemah Ledger.
Governor Cruce has appointed so
many Ardmore men to Office, If he
should conclude to move that por-
ton of the stare government over
which he presides to Ardmore that
city would enjoy great home-com-
g.-McAlester Capital.
Jack Johnson states that no white
man will ever be able to take the
championship OF the world away
from him. 1t is probable shat Jack
has good big surprise coming to
him in this respect and the sooner
1t comes the better 1t will be for
the whole world.-Denison Herald.
We believe Bob owen is too smart
to take sides in the governors race
in Oklahoma. His friends who shed
their coats for him would dislike
very much to see him act Haskell
in this campaign. and they would re-
sent such actions. The state needs
Bob Williams regardless of OWENS
wishes and Owen can't tell his
friends how to vote.-Poteaun News.
The reason there has been and is
being so much criticism and opposi-
tion to Robt. l.. Williams. in his
race for governor can be traced to
the follwing remarks, made by him
In his speech at Shawnee. the 18th:
The evening world., 1914-12-16
BOthner Drinks and Smokes
And at 48 Years Says
He's Stronger Than EUer
Veteran Wrestler, Still Champion Has Been Thrown Only
Four Times In twenty-five Years, but Never
by Man Of HIS Own WEIGHT.

called upon TO work. ~ never get out
on tho road. Some days ! have az
many ms twelve pupils. They come
all sizes and weights and this gives
me all The training I need.
hnvc never lived as strictly m
other athletes" said Bothncr when
asked IL he does much smoking, IL
never diet myself. OF course I don't
ovcrcnt Of food that is likely 10 he
harmful. But ! like n driik OF ale or
beer and drink quite a bit at times.
And ] am very fond Of smoking black
cigars. and ! inhalc every pun. II
never has affected my breathing. nor
have l suffered from nervousness.
always have believed that an
athlete In good condition could take
few drinks OF ale In tho evening
In my case | get out early tho ext
day and get to work and ! sweat Il ali
out before Il has chance to soak
Into my system. But plenty OF sleep
In what we all need"
Bothncr denied that ne In going to
retire. why should I qult2 why, I
feel stronger now than I ever did in
my career. by this | means that l
feel az II ] can 20 out any time and
meet the best Of them and win. Any
body than can 20 through what | did
uouuuS uitHt is sun very muCn IN
the game. That Jap wasn't long ind
ing out about a carbuncle on my neck
and he started In RouginR II with his
fists rs soon rs we got into action
W ny, the pain was 80 severe I thought
my heart would stop beating. That
Is how | came to 20 over 80 QUICKLY.
hut after that ! never gave that Jap
much OF chance to hurt me. lust
nut the old scissors hold to him and
that ended II.
The SCISSORS hold" chuckled Both
ner. rs a sure winner for me. WHEN
l get them right none OF them will
stay long OF their back"
| Bothner never wastes his strength
In "A contest. He usually let's the
other fellow do the heavy work and,
being n wonder leg worker. soon has
his opponent either very tired or be
wildercd. Then. like a fash. Bothner
takes the offensive with his famous
scissors hold and II IL all over. Both
ner's weight at present Is about ISS
pounds.
The evening world., 1914-12-16
ANCON IS winner
FROM SQUEALER
At CHARLESTON
Latter, Long Shot, Lasts to Get
Place by Head From
Sherwood.

RACE TRACK, CHARLESTON.
Dec. 16.-A handicap for all ages at
one mile and seventy yards served as
the feature Of this afternoons racing
card here. The fields were big In the
majority Of events. Tho track was
still slow.
FIRST RACE.
Selling; for three year. olds and no;
six furlongs-king Radford, ia (Trox-
ler), to 1. 2h to and 6 to s, nrSt;
Ortyx, 100 (Murphy),I 10 to 1, Z to 1
and to 1. second; Sir Fretful, ia
Oavis). z to 1. ~ to 1 and 70 8,
third. Time, 1.17. Elsewhere, Nigga
doc. Ethel Burg H., Cooster. Billy
Stuart. Jessie Louise, Sureget, In
spector Lestrade, Col. Brown and
VOLTS Bath also ran. ~
Sir Fretful and Sureget were the
first to show, with the field close up.
There was little change in the run.
ming until all were In the stretch.
when there was a general closing up.
King Radford, who was back In tho
ruck, came through on the inside and
won by q length and half from Or
tyx. ne a head In front of Sir Fretful.
SECOND RACE.
Selling: three year olds and up.
ward; six furlongs.-Fred Levy. III
(Shilling), AZ to 1, 0 to s and s to .,
first; York Lad, 1T (Keogh). Z to 3 8
to s and even, second; AstroloRer. 1T
(Hanover). Q to 2, Z to 5 and to 10.
third. Time, 1886 8-5. Stevesta, Ada,
Inns. Spohn, knight OF Uncas, Ro-
dondo, Crisco. Veneta Strome and
Be Loyal also ran.
All were Off to a good break, with
Fred Levy and Spohn doing the run
ming. They kept In close order until
entering the stretch, when Fred Levy
increased his lead to Ave lengths, and.
coming on, won handily by a length
and a half. York Lad met with In
reference in the first half. He m
ished half length In front Of Astrol-
oyer.
THIRD RACE. =
Selling; handicap for all agess Ne
furlongs.-Ancon. 10s (Smyth). s T. ;,
4 to and 2 to 6. first: Squeeler, 100
(Connor), IL to 1, to I and 8 70 :.
second: Sherwood, III (Nolan), Z to 3,
to s and to 2. third. Time-1.01 Is.
Wiley. riar Path, Undaunted. Yorkville
and U See II also ran. (Undaunted
lost her riderO
Ancon and U See II was the order
when the barrier went up. Ancon
coming on. Increased his advantage.
winning handily by four lengths from
Squeeler. who finished head IN front
Of Sherwood. a.
FOURTH RACE.
Handicap: all ages: milo and ~
enty yayds.-Cliff Field. 104 (Nurphy)
3 to /. 3 to 6 and out, nrst: Polly H.
| log (Smyth). 6 to 2. 7 to 10 and out
second; Working Lad. ~ lLa6erty)
IL to /, 4 to 1 and even. third. Time
LAT. Tactics, Ivan Gardner, Gross
bun and Republican also ran.
The evening world., 1914-12-16

A FTER twenty-five years In the
"A Hcld OF wrestling and stiii
active NJ the nge OF forty eight
years. George i,othncr. probably the
greatest exponent Of this ancient
style OF competition, has never been
thrown by man Of his weight. In
all these yeara Bothncr. as catch as
catch-can champion. has been called
upon 10 defend his title moro than
200 tmes ana has been thrown only
four times. Ono OF these falls was
gained by Miyake. the Jap expert. In
the handicap match which Bothucr
won on Monday night.
Bothner has been wrestling as q
professional for eighteen years. and
has been In actual competition at
least $500 times. He met all.comers
ut any old weight. When they didn't
have any las FOUNDERS. at which
weight he held the title for years. tho
promoters trotted out middleweights,
heavywcights and some times men
that weis ned over go pounds, but the
wiry BOthner took care OF them all.
He was thrown once by Eugene
Trembly In a championship. and on
two other occasions men Weighing
moro tlan 200 pounds have managed
to pin his shoulder to the mat be-
cause Of their great strength and
weight.
For about seven years. as an ANA
teur. Bothner never lost a contest.
lie held the title In the rs pound.
~ II
The evening world., 1914-12-16
International Skating Union
President Says Champion
Was Put Under Ban Pend.
ina an investigation Of Pro-
tessionaI Charges.

A LIAM I. BLANCHARD. Presi-
n dent OF the International skat-
ing Union. yesterday explained
tho action of that body In suspf ndins
Robert Mclean Of Chicago. champion
speed skater. He said. when found
at the st. Nicholas Rink. that testi-
mony had been offered here that Nc
Lean was receiving money for giving
exhibitions In n Chicago hotel, and
that on these grounds the champion
had been Suspended pending an in
vestigation.
Tho Western Skating Association
repudiated the action of the parent
body" said Mr.. Blanchard. but 1t
probably did not understand the cir
cumstances In the case. II was
really decided to refer the matter to
the Western Skating Association for
investigation. as Mclean Is men,
Der Of the Illinois A. c.. which Ia
under the Jurisdiction OF that body"
pending an investigation by the
Western authorities tho International
skating Union decided to bar Mclean
from competing I'm any races held
under the auspices OF the various
clubs.
From this YOU can sec that the
action of the Western Skating Assoc
citation was a bit premature. II tha'
body. after investigation. decided tina
Mclean Is not guilty of the charges
we'll and good. II they md he II
guilty they win turn In their rcpor
to the parent body and the skate
win be promptly expelled.
Our action was taken in good faitl
and we did not mean to. take an arbi
trasy stAna N the matter. Naturally
The evening world., 1914-12-16
SCHEDULE MEETING At
FRENCH LICK TOMORROW.

PITTSBURGH. Dec. l6.-Barney
Dreyfuss. President of the Pittsburgh
Baseball Club and Chairman of the
Schedule Committee. announced to-
day that the committee would meet
tomorrow afternoon at French Lick
Springs. Ind. to formulate tho sched-
ule for the National and American
Leagues for the season of 1915. Mr..
Tener OF the National League and
President Ban johnson will be there
for the American League. John A.
Hcydler. Secretary and Treasurer OF
the Nationals. also will be present
The meeting this year Will be held
three weeks earlier than usual,
The evening world., 1914-12-16
MathelUson Spikes Rumor
That He'll Manage Yanks
GILMORE HASN'T GIVEN UP
HOPE OF INTERESTING
RUPERT IN FED. LEAGUE.

Chicago. Dec. 10.
President Gilmore of the Federal
League has returned from French
Lick Springs, and he declares that
he hasn't yet given up hope OF
placing a club In New York and
interesting Jacob Rupert jr. In It.
Gilmore declared the deal by
which Rupert was to purchase
the New York Yankees had not
been completed, and said Rupert
expected later this week to dis
cuss further with him the Federal
proposition. There was no inten-
ZION of interesting Louisville men
in the league. according to Oil.
more. President johnson of the
American league declined to dis
cuss details Of the proposed sale
of the Yankees. and said he
planned no visit to French Lick
Springs until Rupert had talked
over the matter with Capt. T. L.
Huston of New York. who was
expected TO reach the Indiana re-
sort to-day.
The evening world., 1914-12-16
Carl Morris Wins
On Foul in Third

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Dec. 1s.-Carl
Morris Of Tulsa, Okla. was given the
decision over Sailor Carroll OF San
Francisco in the third round Of a
scheduled fifteen round fight here last
night. Carroll repeatedly hit the
Oklahoman below the belt in the third
round, and Referee Walter Bates.
after warning him several times.
stopped the bout and proclaimed Nor
ris the winner. Carroll was out
weighed fifty pounds by Morris. who
tipped the beam at 2i0.
The evening world., 1914-12-16
DIABETES
Physicians Using New Remedy With
Great Success.
Soc Package Free.

Diabetes no knes, nssd y 2 ts.u ~ tAnss
A. the result Of extensive eIpenmsnt4 -:
ss .nOou inc. That nSv s,|Pis h S.sS sTSi pa
has he mertS Il reducing specific gavity I'd ..
gsI In Diabetes. besides RESTORING visor saA 61ld.
frhS nsrmisss vegetable rsnsdy As.ld ssusv,
t psAsn. q b: OF NOS T sDss y a., 80
su,,en SosS .i.o Gee So.iIst q sp.sasi s.iss :
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s Lss., rssf vn Sp'@ sa'''h''' Nue'e o
Tsl your afflicted f.iends Of tn, e''s - 81
SRESicXL CO.. Boz IDS 4. WITT fas.
Won ran ct n,s~to, from Riss.Hessas.s q
.,y N~st r'ass H.w~vst
The evening world., 1914-12-16
FLSTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP

o., t %a, A., A. A.. q rhn.dsph., told thu. writer
,,G;: ;:. y: , .S,sS NJ, g. sda q:
ss. aos Snd ' SUNNY is: : %:.. 2. d;
us. . a. ;ss s'N! s'Ian e hear What ~. O,S !;l Ne
the bout ~ W" "' ~" w
=, knoshout Rrovn. local lightweight. and Young
MN. Newman: m.nsser o. III, Ias H'E <, g.
~. F@s n.sSs y, StS' ts ss i sas. club
and Johnny N.riu Vs. jimmy Garter. S "A''"'
Johnny knh~ne. tho fcath~r~elsht champion. hAs
sns s ssss on g r 1ss INV .' ,s he
Worlds hshtwsisht champion. at la pounds r, s
nd tsa that =: .s. T' k .' Williams Hs s.t Il, Ws b.
ss,En, ehs%pton, ~ ~ bounds: weigh IN At the
The ,n h3mpi., A. G. vi! s,.s, the same three
i.., aSaa., MA, Su. had 10 c:,'Sss ss.s.,
:,sd kf So: :! a .sa S. and d ;srs oS.
Ms.chmA.| cS.ri% ISsssrist Of ' sSs Iscus y
i. ~ 10 is In a nes pmiss-ien now >" "'lu .'tsp'
theatItcal AGENT and bopks vaudeville scts 10,
| parties and entertainments tie rcrently told I
friend that he would never fight again.
Nanny Morgan v no longer the manager a
| Louisiana. the last lttle bantAnlw eight ot Phil
| sdrlphiA nAnny says b. livi Ia scture . natal
Tor Louisiana with Kid Williams tie bantam
| champion, but a. sammy Harris INFUSED TO InAA
Il, no decided 10 lie, Louisiana 70 to come otho
| manager.
An at,rmpt was made by thu nAnAs~S a Frankt
| MACK The lightweight II B~achmout, MAS 4
arrange a h,ui b~twern Mack and 0nbxt Gaiisnt
M, B,stou fighter. hut ds~pits the fact that Gal
demands 81 900, which ~as too st~p.
knoclout swsca,<y, who hss hsra laid IN sror
msisrta hr suns tina. v rssdy 70 battle aSai
snd ~ y s-ttins into 1,Aps ctth b?S NsAllsts
ssSssas n WSsHs:s... 49, - ~ 9
The evening world., 1914-12-16
Bv John Pollock.

Akhrs,sh the cold weathsr hept many ~"
fan Of home isss nl<ht. iau- crowd ne's0Hs~
bo.,suey~i 10 Maaisn sauu. Gsrsra To wins
the Coiisy smith scrsp. and when tbs sross ~
c,,ua. v,r, counted ND II WAS found that t1,IIo
nal b.sa taksa In ., the door. " thu snm
C.sf.y drew down 81 Ma 81. which vas 20 W.
cent II the rrcsipts. while smith fs'a~a
g., 1850 N. which sss IN YER cent.
An.r the hattie b~t~s~n Gunboat smith ana
lin CoffS, the wAnassu 81 the hshtssS, jim
buckle, and His Gibson. rossrctneV. hAh
hrat.i dls<-as.,un In the cafe OF MAnison oa"sNe
G.rlSai osu tho NlAti's merits ~ ths men sn"
a. IN who was outitei To the newspaper 'eru''.
After q while 0,hsoa Walled ovw 10 bueA's'' ana
r,.iI,,uz him ,s ur hand sbcok II warmly anu
"a, IL, us toryct Il, jim. Ne both were e.
assa.' .,,. 4.
An nsh,. Billy." r-pl'~i BUCKLEY; there y
10 hard isslinsa'
Je-s and Esis McMahon, manage" OF ue
AN hS', TIA, they had aTsn.I a bout beiwra Gun.
la, sin,th aud Ion Ms, .rtio, the wss',,n
;,i. X tA s' s aaa c''D fG ~. ssn.
~ ,ea rVpd e3at on nsi, T1ssa sS, n1 .ss
ssss s sso, hui ne bou, va. p.t'D"sd Ss'Aa's
Oos i'm ~ sN NTH E,S,Ss e'is.s ,sa ,ssn \,
other h.S. p h. "nHiIt saad ''' b H *. nv
ialo hssvaSisht. whom hs will msst q u,
Vus.nsbeT, 4 Q. q buffalo the nigh, After he
boxes Lssins1.
Al. Rsieh has eco,s@rd fnam the sl!sel 2
bnil. Witch caused g JAS, lsDncncnt ~ ho hattie
, Sh I'M IN tis NV Day. and Shortly ma, Ss
sth. Jim Colfsy. the "Dpbp Glsn,." o. dun
bat smith at one Of tho big local Vuhs. R~.ci
Asked his manASrr 10 try and get him on with
Coffsy Tor us early pan Of nent month.
| A match VS. arAnSed last night between XII
Gnyes the Milwaukee wtltrrwsisht, and Jacl
Britiou The, will come tossthss In ? ten rouns
Brochbn. 90 New Yes!s siisrnoou., Graves an.
4 oooA eosdatios ssaia.
W. snssA IL Me- xsss s'ssssrAsss = =
The evening world., 1914-12-16
JOHNSON WILL CONFER WITH
COL. RUPERT AND HUSTON.

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-President John
son OF the American League is expected
to meet Jacob Rupert and Capt. L l.
Huston at French Lick tomorrow and
make ANAL arrangemnts under which
they win take over the control OF the
New York Americans. He leaves to-
night. accompanied by Robert McRoy.
formerly OF the Boston Club. and Will
lam Harridge. who viii help In drawing
up the schedules.
The evening world., 1914-12-16
Blanchard Explains Reason of
Robert McLeun's SUSPENSION

any investigating would have to be
done by the Western body. and we
merely wished to bring 10 the atten-
ton Of that organization something
which we thought 1t should know
about. I think when they understand
the situation that they will agree
with us and begin the inquiry imme-
diately.
The evening world., 1914-12-16
FEDERAL LEAGUE WILL
DISTRIBUTE PLAYERS

CHICAGO. Dee. 16.-Federal League
gathered here this af-
ternoon for the meeting tomorrow at
which II is rumorcd newly signed
players will be distributed with q
view to eQualixing the added strength.
The meeting WAS to have been held
to-day, but . hearing In the MarsAns
snes es Pyssidsat Gilmore cad Il YES
The evening world., 1914-12-16
Graves Gives Toland DrusSs.s.

Kid Graves OF Milwaukee gave Jack
Toland OF Philadelphia . severe drue-
broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn
last night. Honors were about even In
the first four rounds. Graves then teok
the lead, and with many hard rights
up the Philadelphian and made him
hold. Toland came back and held his
own In the sixth and seventh rouunls.
but In the last three rounds 0rafes
90 hia cuuOuept
The evening world., 1914-12-16

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-Albert Cutler Of
BOSTON defeated Kohl Yamada. 800 TO
osI IN a Billiard Players League match
last night. Averages and high runs:
Cutler. 7 S4-3s. 10; Yamada. z 22-37. Sc.
The evening world., 1914-12-16

.wsll." said Harry Hampstead yes
..rHsy. 81 hope they got this big deal
SstSi1d soon. Thea w can talk about
The evening world., 1914-12-16
FOURTH RACE.

Handicap: all ages: mile and e0v-
enty yayds.-Cliff Field. 104 (Nurphy)
3 TO /, 3 to 6 and out, first: Polly H.
log (Smyth), 6 to 2. 7 to 10 and out
second; Working Lad. liz (La6erty)
IL to /, 4 to 1 and even. third. Time
1.47. Tactics. Ivan Gardner. Cross
bun and Republican also ran.
The evening world., 1914-12-16

An at,rmpt was made by thu mAnAsvr a Frantic
Mack, thu lightweight a B~achmout, Ma, 10
arrange a h,ui bstwern Mack and auhst Gallant,
III, B,stou fighter. hut ds~pits the fact that Gs.
lant wss olfeToi Q guarantee OF 3ItO. hi manager
dtrna ndsi $1,000, which ~N too st~sp,
The evening world., 1914-12-16

Knockout swssus<y, who hss hsra laid IN from
ms,sria ,AOr soas lns. y r.sd{ e bs.,is ,ss.iI
E:;f.:;:S i::!!is 81 t :;: :s:s Il: :
The evening world., 1914-12-16

nAnny Morgan V no longer the manager o
Louisiana. the last ittle tan,Anw eight Of Ph!i
sirlphla Damn, say. b. tnsi Ia seiure . NATL
tor Ioulsiana with Kid Williams tie banla
champion, but sammy Harris INFUSED to mai,
II. no decided 10 let louisiana ~ to come otho
manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21
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The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21
REPORT ON VALLEY
DRAINAGE PROJECT IN
LANES HANDS SOON

This newspaper is in receipt of
letter from Congressman Keat-
ing in which he says that he is
keeping in touch with the drain
age scheme recently launched for
the valley and in the interest of
which a number of government
officials visited the section a num-
Der of weeks ago.
Engineer Davis will return to
Washington in few days and sub
nit report to Secretary Lane.
The engineer representing the agri-
culture department is enthusiastic
over the project, and the hope is
entertained of prompt and favor
able action on the reports.
A number Of citizens of the val
ley have criticised certain refer
ence lately published by the de-
partment Of agriculture, in whose
bulletins appeared matter thought
to be misleading with reference to
the soil conditions in the vicinity
of Mosca; and to correct false i'm
pressions, it is proposed by the de-
partment to institute a new soil
survey for certain sections of the
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-21

This years taxes ought" to
put Rio Crande county out of
debt, but our formaldehyde and
bluestone will sure" kill smut.
Fuller Drug Co.