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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
BRONCHITIS CONQUERED
Roy.rsiord. p. Ma. Tells How.

~ this s"as"n at y.sr ~iih sa.h
at,id"n changes. IL 10 sn .l., tn iak-
s.if. ani ain".s i-faT- .n- 10 aware
there H. inflammation in the bson-
rhIsi ,ai~s hard cough and uni-ss
"h-f a-d In ,im- shr.nis pulmonary
'r",Li.rs msy T-snl,,
T".ns-ni f"uns at it.y-ssi.s.i.
rs. says - SEVERE bronchial tToa-
bl~ sCH'as,-d sauasi n- s,u.h iiffis
-ui,y si-nu, br-sihins. NJ .hssi i.is
sisss-d az sna ,h-s- ~As s.a.ia-r.
able s.s-n-~s. I tried iiff-r-nt ,-,s--
i,.a siih"a' help. ba' / ATM sisi I"
say ,hs, vlnai sas-i nv Lronchisi
ts..bi- .hiSn had lasted sar 'hs.c
.ssn,hss NJ bs-.sklss is ali EisA,
sui 'h- sa'-n-.= -nsir-iy xos- fson
nss chest %
vin.i ssntaIn. IN. curative. k~ai.
.as rsinSipi-a .t ss~.h s-ss' iIssss
ishsu, oil, ana toni. iron W.
guarantee u I. h- dsiis ias,s in ,ss,.
saa q. satisfy ,.ss Ni,h i's a,--iisiaaI
effects The i,sasassa bsus Co.
rstai.,ssi. saia
- S=s t"' has- saF stis Hni'
be 'ss sss" ssis"- ~. sassan'-~ H.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
NEW Yoak STOCK EXCHANGE

The Vigorous suyias = the p-sesl.
ls4 session, ives ,,,ekiag ioAay :. ssd
tkS market was snscsptible 10 pres.
sure. Stocks vhieh recently have
bssa vulnerable a,ci - LshlsA. New
HAvjA iaA steel. 'sesin tssisefsd
prssessseaai sellIas. the effect oi
wAieh vas iacrsased " rsalisias
aatsA Rsaley csaooA ~ sAA ~
fesret u sSa shAs ssv lev secords
CSotssi Leather ~ Hart - ~ -.
eAt ais. - -. x
tsi~.i In sestsAi nsyss savtovi,
aaA there wsre iSdisatieAS e ssAss.
lyiaE s,fenxth dsspl,s the earlier
tose.
The nsrkss risssd easy.
Active ltauiAsties ~ Core Pre-
duet. followed Psb,srssiss os PrAaa'
deaf Bcdsord's ps~inissIe s~oesk'
as 10 The vsisss Of The ssork II th'
evsat nf deeiuioa ssaiass the con
pssy Ia the sovessaraS's As~sisiIos
suit. The csaoos stock fell - ss'
the psssessed Sc. Harvester roe svs
poisi. hut ~lsevssre psIess shaded.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
JONI COUNTRY cuuD
s MW SleeM

II yss have &c, pet sissIfiss soas
tssessSns q sretoAs = osVs~s ~
~ 1ssstdsa CesstsF CSsh. h So s'
ssse. tn sas wait tes sA- as@h-s.
skUp so@mI,s.~ tn s~s~e armand ard
ssA yus In soin. ~ s-shJse spirited
ssa 'pkes. H. j. wesshis.ss. chair
nss ~ ske ~.,stessAsr .v~~ius.,
ss TstasaSa isa. In catered ,r-s sr.
plsrsstes tus nv mk>sshJp.
TIE Ts,Niasd csssssy CIV. ssa
sfasats,a fcs 'se siltfeas II Trial
aAa. II sss esassIeea 10 sivc the
p-scle 40 .por,sssly fes ea, -s deo.
eS.srsssa ssd~r espss. s-aishy. pleas.
sss <soait,es. Il WSll ~ swsa
peare tss J~s 10 - se sPrsd s,sn
hesso esesy ssy sassvSsIWs Ans
kseslhIas s"ot. psrs cir. u si'I ~
10 $3.50 ris,e tor y"W Ia tab. s"s'
fsoily. II siIl ~ . pleassr' r'ses
| = haze . ii,s's sssAes d'ss.t at',r a
|Aaf6, hS( Asy in setse Il will w. an
aaspeasse place le 0eel ycsf hasi'
pso ss~erss,s- see saon over = has;
Asn osal. !, ~ii, ~ . eosa place 'e'
~ 80 y~.r Tsnsty io @s.' y"''
fysesas ssd nessksess In s~ial
way. II will bc eooA r'scc tc eM
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
CHICAGO soAao Of raAoe

Ssspsisiag AeoasA fos eeeA ssssh.
vsss saa west II the fse~ a sAsrp
sAvsse~ carried the eesa market to-
asy anwssd ssais. 0esstax prices
which started fF6a > sAsA~ esi 10
Ia sr enis. we've fe,lnueA ~ grad
uai sis~ all asussA.
Th~ sIn.~ "a. ssssoas si isst
sisht's lsSe, - ! dsvn.
Wheat hssAsssa vtth esss ssd ~
ssns, of seenssA Of ti4h uisAa u
kasaas. pviseA sassssA soeessos1 u
As AisAsr saa ssa~iy ssesiassS d
onssi.
TIE close uas easy ~ the sao~ u
last slshi 10 ! 70 se lower.
TssaiaG 10 asss vas mostly ~
svess pts sSseutalssss t'ssrss fel
lsssA the isaA of soss.
Cta<~: Wheat. Nas s:s: jaiy -
csss. Nay sSt: jsiy ss:s
0ss.. May -: jaiy tsss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
si'as Ns~hs -. Nrsii g.
NOTICE or ANNUAL HIHIIuo.

Ths saA.si s-~ssiss of the ssnrk,
hsta-ss ss sk. ~ ~ tssuus hardware
Cas .iii i@o h-ia 81 the ,su~rssy
sstiS- At ik~is riss- nf basiasss NosH
t,y. Nrssi g. 1914. 81 TO a. s,.. Zoe
the .l-sssna of . spsfa of disv~snss
ses sA- sssains ssss aad sas M
ssansa.,isa si zach ssh~s hasisess ..
saAs rsus-sis resa- ses.s- said as~~s'
inss
ts.s-a =. 1tssIass. s's,-ss.ae. Masvs
g. ssiis
]. -i.Atns: siiy.
A~.trssss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
KANSAS ct1y LIVESTOCK

Ssasss nss.ssss i~.ssss ossAss
:. higher: ssIh ~ .sies ssss - ss:ss
heavy 80. Ia s.sss sssaSs> $50
A-ssA.rs sses 10 ss:.s itsss - Ia
ss.ss ,iss :s.s 10 =.
Cs,,J~s Rssetpss s.sss. 1sshss
.srssy In isy htsAsss essos to
sse~s3 see se ss:ss dressed Vet
ess.ss s.ss Ia Sc. uesassS ssssss
:.ss " ssss: sssskssa sse~ss ss.s u
q. sssx ~. n :s.ss hstsess 81.
10 SIS: ssa~asss ssa sse~sss 81. ~
a. NH. G In :s.ss calves es.A su
S.sss
sA.~es R-.tess :sssss 0ssass
sssse 10 ~ Aissess sass s.ss "a
:.:.s yvssiists ssss 10 20 seshsss
; .s ~ e.sss e~cs 80. u &.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
PROPOSES TO
OPEN ALASKA LANDS

WaaAsaAsos. - a.. Mach sss-
0esAsas u AiasAa sasl issas sses,
. seostaG piss vss psns'nsss in Ill
assesa a. snAs, ~ the sssss~ pes.
liz lssa. .assisss- sss .steh sili
- tsxosshis s-pass~a b. rAsissss
Nyssss
t'ssss The biii s.i:@ sss-S IL sA~
ts-siss sissf sissssss ssa s.ess sssr.
Is sAs Nsiass,ks sI.sa visi b. se'
served la s~ a.is~d b. sAe As,rsa'
meet shss - the .eissos -s sss
sssssssSt '',h. Aisise .a ss..a coal
sse-Aes s-v-s.srY bs srssus cf ~
sssssiissiess .uepss .s coal ~ . sras,
o~shJ~ ffs-~ taf she sasy ssd GOT
esssess sosA ~ssa sss s~Is~t sso~
sersv~sIs- ssaaissapss
TIE sIii proposes sAss sh- psfra
sssved issis ~ susssyvd tssu fnssy
sSse stss,. OF nuultirl~s ss~tsot. the
0ssl0u0 bsisa tJssa 81 $50 acres
los ssy tract Thss ere Tn b. leased
In sonp~sisis~ bidders. cot sp.s- shss
oS~ issu b-isa taslsdsd IN ssf
lsss~s hAilrusas susls b. ps.hih''a
~ tsus s,gsistss = ssvssss ,usI sap
pig shss rs.-ss-i fet sL~Ss .ss psss
t'suvsssos s'ss, is made tot u. Sc
Iisssisha.ss .s p~saisa slsi~s ss-
a.r sh~ ,-shlie issa ts~s Cisimasss
viii receive u r-taus .t us"sey asa =
rtsnr tight a' ssisvsias -sdsr INC
lsSstas Iss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
le suk n's 1nt
'AubuaN HAIR e!Al
She Repsesssts Hs,tstsa ~. A
lasigssatiag nAii 1Saie.
osiekly Asassss
6A~A-Af


Sus can es- woshFnx better 'hss
rar,s'sa ssse. ss scls a, dsu, '"un
t.rs -y.fyshss-. 10 @sk- The hair
ss,tss sI.tts ana sh-~dse' " stops
Nchias had. inviss.s'.s The ssa'r.
s,d ,~Mcyrs asnsrufs wish "pr ap4
rIicaiioas
" yeur hair is getting tain Us j.,
hstsa. dull and li,sI.ss. 10 nu' de-
.Dstr-si,. " ast-stiep. rscrue"'
s,r'icsiioas cS Partisan Saa" usl,
s-st-~d Into tho ses'N will u" voc
s.yss.
When the hais is isi'ir1 out.
splits. ot " tao jry And sueasy.
srsr.,, Ne. carisisa sase--i; sbrpiies
hair asd sssIr ~seds. co, "a 'eas
hottie tru@ the Naussesa Dfus cow
ps.y VI o~,e. II ..stsin'y wsh~s
your head fse' Nwr aad siv~s the
hair ths' .n,Ish,~ s,v.s ,sd '-~ss'y
ycu desire
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
e,,,caao uNesTocx

NesSs ksrssoss li.see: 0sstst
sassas 70 ss shsss y1sssAsy's ssss'
ssss ssit ef ssis~ As:s - sysas usAl
SIS - sssss sissA Ssss Ia SsS:l'
heavy see - ssAs: sssst see - q.
sss sls< :sis 70 STE
cStSiss Rssstsss a.ssss oasss>
ess~sAiIy s,essys sssses :ots - D.,
sss TeSss sss.ss :sss - ssss: sess'
ere sssess : 10 Sss:: sssrssts Esd
tssAess SIS To tsiss esss ss1 Asts,
~ 3s:s - ss:ss eslses 8 - ssSss
Hseeps nss-sess ss.ssss Osssst
e,s0s aaisse Ssss 10 sees vrAssa :
10 s.Sss y,ssiisss .sSe - Sses:
0oat>. ossis. as 10 :sAss vssssss
6sAs - soeeo
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
olUe3 EIellE YOUR
mMY&, Use SALTS
\ Yen Dnsk 1nsss q 1lsA1R Dssl
- III IGD q Vaass.

\ Yen 0nGk 1nsss q Us11R Dsth.
- III Isb q Vaass.
Wssa yeas ssesSss Asss ssa ypas
eexs ssets ssse. sss's SGT s<sssa ssA
pseeses 70 ~ yaas ssa0ess vt'h .
~ q sru0 oees sssii~ ss~ kiass,s
ass ssssssss ~ Sss,s~ ssssss, sss~s.
ksse Ssss kseasSS sssss itts ~
easp ysss ssVe0 essaa. ~ i,sseoas
ses0 vsss . ~. Aasolsss olss
vsseA ss0sses ~ ssays sssssss
vsass - ~ 100 thSn - lAsss
ossunnAS n. ~ es1eltaa & IN
ss1psVy4 lasse ls0seasa. u -
Ae1s0 ~ ssssss etoo II sss ssslsa
0es00 80 VsssA - ~ ess Foassty
GA1efoeaoA ~ veesl S0sastsoee -
F1ssVess ~ Sissavs sesiss.
t1ssst tsss - valse-yes eaA'e
esssA ~ assA: sisa e~s tsea aaS
paAsoosssa seess oDss ssa~ss - ~
saasss. ssse . sssssseasatst ~ . siAal
- Sssss sstusv sessstDss ssSs ssss.
sos see . tee Asyu ssA yvas htassss
Utlt Ast Nsss IRIS tS0sas sslss "
AAAe tse@ ire s<Sa Al esSs~s ss@ Isi
0ss ,sses. suassses stsA iNAts. ssS
- se~a oseS isf seaSsulsoes -
sssss So sssosisls etnaas1 ksasssss
ssss 10 ses'ssi,t, sse s<s4s 10 sssss
- u - tsasvs y . snsres cs ssssss.
ssss. ihss sss,ss blsAsss ueshSssas
Jss Rats - ,sessssssv.. ssssns
ss3ssv. oskss . seeSaAstsi ettssss>.
sess iiisss.ss,ss As,sk vskA ss.sy.
go ssosSS sske Aow ssd shsa 10
ssvt ssess khssyS sSsea sss s~sssss
Try SSss. ss.p ss~r sr ss~ ussss
sstsl,sa. asa 40 seyss pea ~s'I Sss-
sss ehst h,ss~e ~ yeus tiases
esoahse sas hashasheS
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
NOTICE.

r.s The ss-s.gslas of ,sr iirs~s
Ass ssssise sss In pssssssr ssd is4
crease skr ssse ssd HsA sAefas. The
R@rky N@ssssis Cast ssa stua 60
ssS sAs rainssda rs.I ssa if"s Co.
kssssy give ssssse shss all sfsspsss-
iss. k.pssss es si.Alss 90 'Aeis issas
IL t.ss Asisass Cassss. raiasaao. sss
strictly tusbisdsss
fbs R"rAy Na.asaia Coal & tsus
Co. ssa TAs Colorado sNs~t ssd tsns,
re=ny j. v wsiaasa. r,-ssdsn'.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Denver livesTock

Cattle: Ns-ss7ss iss: 0sssst
|.tesay. heet Aeess s.sS "a SIS.
su~s sss heitsss S.ss " s.As. ssSra-
err ssa tesasss s.ss 10 ;-ss: calves J
10 H.
tsea. hs<espss s,ies: osskss
ssesSy 10 slswsa: tep a.se. sulA u
soleA SIS n $50,
SAeer: kevespss s.:s. Dathst se.
tive. yeasjise. 6 Ia s..a: sssasss
|:.2s In g. iamks 9 Sc m ..ss. e~s
20 u .ss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

stsre CHAMBER u suasssve sssea ~
s~sssos To fishs s,rest u she aasss
&rsssns isass hsa svss . sessasss
ffuss susses xrsslaf nlssshAfS q
Loslslsss so Sssssns 1SssWses. ~,
stsssse that rshl~ ssast@ess 70
t.a~ssssss asssvhesasssls tssssv1
she sep-sl - sssss ~ rr.ssAses wll.
49,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

A pajs u ihs esiA- or bark ,hs,
essehsa yea vAsa yoa s,sslsh'sa ~
selh ~ . SuhAiax sppiisAiios ol
hAiA>AA0'v ose0W l.iNsMEHT. u
sasASao 'ths esatssessA ssrlea ssa
p0aseoD er1oassy hnAiiy ssnstss With
~ sueysstas a. laeasvsaisses. PTt~.
~. So aaA ei.ss p~s h-nsii~. sn,s
hy ~ tlananaA iSsas Ca.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

j. q. NsssAessa - cAssssss sired
es<sssa Of 81 The heoe q Nm assss5
- ssssSnssay sssessesao TAs 0e-
is~s OF The stsssans sIii ~ ''cs,s.
fsaa ts~sssy xpnss''. ssa uiii ~ h
The hssas of Mr. jsiiAs tasna sss
AsA, l. r. tplss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

To ssc sosem,sss~ on lsSefssass so@4
s-essrs
x.sssss o0oswaa kAa fssa 10 she
s~sAt~ sa-aAy Issssrs Ass se,exsssus
supr,eeaise tis oeosssins 10 sAe te-
peal Oee ssisxssa truss The Nee
Oss-sss ssspssis.~ .t so~ssrsvs ~.
s.stra f~peaI ~osia b~ . ''ssssassssA
iios s- As~sssan asessassr'ss fes sv.
establishes sNs al eaf sa-tvksAI srs.
s;s-.~ Asssk.f tstss sss ssss VsAs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
new yoex sroex List

t.Ass sale: Aasiss mailed Copper
|:s.. A@~tkss sssst nstuslss TEL
A,s AseAsess sNS: Hso1eo9 1885.
s-ssAesu rsstiie Sss: tstoo essifte
i.se: r.s. asv-t sss: e. 4 NM ne.
|fessva tteAs
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
n0THD WRID5In
q E110U1Y NJ

CsS<Axa. Msrs cAsssss css.
ies. ske vsv,sies. h ssssssstJ 10 hesv
eth cSrhusa psesssslso M ss0sA.
~. Marty cssie. ss;a sssay lhss ~
kAs 10 s@psttssl matches psedsos
tpel spu.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

TIE sessisisss asstss hsss ssesAS
Utthla o0sroV lt0lla.
clssss eest. Nay sis:s: jsit ~.
s..
LssA. Nay is.:.: Jsiy 1891.
9lAs. Asy lisss:s Jelly tiss!s
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
81. LOUIS METAL
e.seA Aall. 3.xss 10 ;,s".

ugvt took ooTIo0
Ceslna: aSot si~sas: n'ddiiaG
i3.Se: Gs6 1s.7s,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
MI4 q EXCHANGE

New Yssk, llsreh :t.-clo.e;
Pstss nsreaatiis psp~, Z tn Z. per
eest. ~ d.t..- 80 s4
tsss siives $50.
Ns4leoa aol)Ags az.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Ss,s Y61lk METAL

Y Lac auSss. t.ss 10 i.ss.
spsltef st1aey, sac TO sac.
coppSe htnsf: Ylandard. spot and
Nay ia.s4y % 1871.
H,se&e,ytie i%.SS.; Lake 10. nom.
sssl; slesiAf r4.sil.
TIA nI1; spe{ sS.'e to ss.sO:
hAAs 1s.ee - 3NlS.
Anliooay Aolii; conksnn's '.:s.
Irsa ssssa. isasAsassd.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Ytasiaa Cl.h

YSafiaa C1.h.
Tke tssstAa clas vIll 0sst stsh
Nsss r. MAJ fls,a. 81: tssk street.
"Wednesday 81 .ss~o
.
1eesSsa Clnh,
Tse rosftss siab sill a~~s saHef.
sas AnsvSoos 81 the kasse Of Mr..
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

ne Money MARKET
Nsy Lssk. 4aFA .'--cs'' money
II 10 : ~ eeal.i..
Tisas leaas weaker: Gu days 20 to
g.. - Aays .: ~ asoaih. u p~r cent.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
fssssss osh
SENATE READY FOR
REPEAL OF TOLLS

sesesssss1 ~. 80, ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

t:a,ss,s,.. Nsss sse . .s~'s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Make Al
The Differences

,vss'. - - e: :: S::.s::s 90 '.''' ~
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
PANHANDLE TRANSFORMED

Fort Worth, Tex, uJne 29,-"The
Panhandle has changed. In olden
days e had something picturesque
about H. Now, there are many evi-
dences OF new era Of prosperity
ana growth" said NJ. + Donepan. OF
Fcri Worth, who today returned from
tour through that section. u was
nis first trip through the Panhandle
10 10 years.
When last viewed the Panhandle.
30 one thought it would make The
progress Il has made. In those days
the longhorn cattle grazed the thou.
SANDS OF hills and valleys. and the
big ranchnan was lord Of all he sur
yeyed Few OF the cattlemen knew
just how many head they owned. and
don't worry much because the cattle
Ola not bring the high prices Their
they do now. Cattle died In great
numbers during the winters. on &c
count Of lack Of care.
Put today. things are different The
clG-time cattlemen have about retired
from the field Of activity The LONG
horn has been shorn Of his glory
better breeds have been introduced
q meet the demands and because there
Is more profit IN their culture. bet
ter methods Of raising cattle and fat
tening them are supplantlng The
method or letting them ear grass. n
hey could wander far enough 20 End
b. The snail stock farmer is rapidly
slpplantlnp the big ranchman. Sci
enihc methods are supDianting the
sl,pshod method OF yesterday. hun.
dreds Of silos der the skyline. and a
large part Of the rolling prairie has
felt the touch OF the pillow plains
grass on The prairie has been sup
planted by valuable fields Of milo
maize. kahr corn. corn. wheat. fete.
rita and other feed crops for blood
ed cattle.
The Panhandle is coming into liz
OWL prosperity is king in that sec.
ton The old picturesque days have
gone, but he change is infinitely for
the befierment OF the whole coun.
try"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
FINE RAIN TODAY

Today a fine rain Is falling all over
the Lubbock country. II came just
right. crops not having become
thirsty since the last good rain fell.
Everything is lovely and one would
have to be a chronic kicker TO find
anything wrong about Lubbock at this
tine.
Farmers are in high spirits and the
ranchman's only anxiety is the fear
OF losing his entire herd 10 the tan
grass that is covering the range OF
the South Plains
The only message the Avalanche
can send out Is that OF good cheer.
Thc South Plains Is the finest coun-
try on earth. and Lubbock Is the cen
ter of It An You'd better come to
Lubbock now. the city on the main
line Of thet Santa Fe. the home Of
sudan grass in the United States, and
where people live In harmony. and
d. unto others as they would have
others do unto them Come 10 Luh-
hocki
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
THOMPSON MEETING a SUCCESS
Rev. Thompson cloteo a Most Sue.
tessfui Revival Meeting a, NJ
Vernon Last Week

The great revival at the Methodist
church has closed. II wa time
o; refreshing from the presence Of
The Lord. Large crowds assembled
from star 70 finish and the interest
IN the meeting grew continually. on
last sunday the pastor at the Metho'
digt church received 3i-2s by ritual
sra baptism. and by certificate. and
= names were given for membership
IN he Baptist church. for the Chris.
tian church ond for the Presbyte.
iian church, and yet there were 9th.
crs who did not signify their church
Preference who will join later. A
very fine spirir, prevailed throughout
the meeting. II was a cooperative
the meeting, in which all joined heart
ny.
This was Just as Il should have
been, and just az the pastor was seek
inc TO have o an the year We wish
10 express thanks TO everybody wno
in any way contributed TO the success
a the meeting, especially do we
thank the boys Of the orchestra for
services rendered from time 10 time
The preaching and singing were the
very best and everybody was deliett
cd with It. Il seemed 10 leave a
cood taste in the mouth Of everybody
Bros. Thompson and Smith greatly
endeared themselves to the people
while they were here. and many kind
remembrances follow them whItherso-
ever they 20. The Offering for them
amounted OF S2g4.--N. G. Little IN Nj
Vernon OpticHerald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
READ AND PASS IT ON

When you have read this copy Of
the Avalanche. don't throw II away
but wrap Il up, place a 2-cent post
age stamp on II and mail 1t TO your
friend or relative who Is or might be-
come interested in this great South
Plains section. We have printed no
extra copies and supply only a very
small number from this office above
the regular list. This number con
tains more information about Lub-
heck than you viii write in ten years
Let your friends or relatives have a
chance 70 read andp ass It on.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
PETERSBURG MAN WEEDS

Last Monday afternoon. Rev. G. W
Shearer ofhciated a; the marriage of
Mr.. r. W. Elliott. Of Petersburg. a
young business man OF that city. to
Miss Mamie Fowler. OF Plainview. nj
the Methodist parsonage in Floydada.
The bride mad been visiting at the
Bumgardner home. in the Sandh.li
community, with Miss Ruth Bumgard-
L2er. Toeether with the groom. they
kove to Floydada on the dag OF the
lding. and, with the aid Of Dan
d. In the person OF Mr.. James
,. sought out the home OF the
Eher and tho couple stole a
on their friends by quietly mar
-Floydada Hesperian-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02

itead the Avalanche's offer for the
Monday. It's a special worth while.
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lssioARv AUXILIARY

day at 400 .. m. important,
peetine Delegates reports
de and the committee viii
\eard 10 the piano.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-07-02
BOUNDARY SUIT POSTPONED

Austin. Texas. June 29-Assistant
Attorney General G. W. Taylor rep
r. senting TEXAS IN the boundary suit
brought b. the State OF New Mexico
against Texas. returned today from
N Paso. On account of Texas sur.
yors not having completed their
*, and the absence Of the Attor-
General Of New Mexico. and ow-
pressing official business al the
b. the taxing Of Texas testimO-
: postponed until September 49,.
your blaskymith troubles TO
& Companyf-they'll fix EN-.
he work.sHne. (40n)
kpe northwestern part
was mere Tuesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-26

names or initial identical to those
already in the running attempted TO
file regardless Of rumors that men
bearing names the same as Charles
West. candidate for governor. \ W.
Petit for insurance commissioner
ana A. =. Watson for corporation
commissioned, would attempt TO get
on the ticket.
a Bob Williams haillng from Fair
mount, Garfield county. attempted to
file Tuesday afternoon as Demo-
cratic candidate for governor, but
was turned down by Secretary Morris
on the ground that he could not file
under q nickname. This was the sec
ond namesakc Of the Durdnt candi-
date for governor who has attempted
to get on the ballot but has thus far
failed.
Among those who are contemplate
ing filing before the records close is
Jim Jacobs, former Democratic ma
ional committeeman and whom the
Gore men charged with being one OF
the alleged conspirators in the BOND
case. Jacobs may file for state sem
ator from the oklahoma city district
TO oppose Senator Tom McMeechan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-26
DUKE OUT, owen MEN
SUPPORT ROBERTSON
WILL NOW LINE Up BEHIND TIE
CHANDLER MAN ~ II
SAID.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 25.-
Especial The withdrawal Of Dr.
Duke from The Democratic puberua-
torlBl contest is interpreted IN politi-
cal circles as the first step in the plan
of the owen forces to get behind the
candidacy of j. B. a. Robertson as
was predicted in these columns sew
cral DAYS ago. with Or. Duke now
out the final details of the owen
Robertson alliance viii he arranged
within few days 1t is said
Some of the leading owen men 81
the state are already actively working
fur Judge Robertson and % is the
belief Of some %. the most astute
Democratic politicians that United
States Senator owen himself will not
only encourage his organization iu
oklahoma to get squarely behind
Robertson but will back bis support
crs iu such "a move.
AS Cyidcuc, that Senator owen Is
taking vital Interest iu The present
gubernaiorial campaign a leading
Democratic politician uf Guthrie
stated that he saw a letter written by
Senator owen TO Dr. Duke. shortly
after the latter got into the race.
assuring the Guthrie physician that
he would have his unqualified sup
port Dr. Duke however did not show
a tendency to follow the pace that was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-26
D.
NOW

Today airships constitute one Of
the most important factors in modern
warfare. All the great world powers
have equipped their armies with fleets
OF aoroplaucs and dirigible balloons,
and scientists are bending every en-
crgy toward inNCnting new explosives
and perfecting means of hurling them
from the clouds with greater accu-
racy. Some authorities even predict
that the next great war will be fought
in the clouds hy s4uadrons Of airshps
Today American a,iators are scouting
over the Mexican lines around Vera
cruz, and are demonstrating their
marvellous utility Equipped with the
latest devices. the ultra-modcrn arm.
scout can ny over the cnemys couu-
Try sketch or photograph the topog-
raphy of the lana below the forts
cities and troop positions by wire
less telegraph be- can send back the
Information 10 bis headquarters miles
away With tho modern rapid fire
gun hc can defend himself with q
stream If bullets or he can drop
i'Lh sNpl0s.C Ilu Is IN M his air
craft. scattering death wherever It
Strikes year ago il was reported
a Mexican rebel Icronaut dropped %
bomb that killed % soldiers instantly
II IL is az night the tciouaut can
drop star bomb that ,Xplodes and
sheds lasting and radia-t uih ul
the spot hc IS lowering over. TO
escape from the ncw aerial gums do
signed 10 fsht airships the modern
ncronaut uau drop the new German
bomb that spreads dense. heavy
pail Of smoke between earth and air.
ship and thus permit the aviator Goo
escape or he can drop another kind
which gives of poisonous gas capa-
lie Of killing every living thing within
On a.arhn