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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-05-07

Many men who are willing to take
a chance are unwilling to accept the
certainty OF steady job.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-05-07

Nearly every post office patron,
when he digs up his box rent for
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-05-07

A new fuel for motor cars and 9TH
er internal combustion engines is an
nounced in British papers under the
name of economin. This has for its
base so per cent of kerosene, the re-
mainder being chemicals which form
an emulsion. Then the mixture is
distilled and gives a fuel which is
cheaper than gasoline lin England, at
least) and which gives more power
from the same motor. 1t is further
claimed to give practically free COM
bustion so that there is almost no
carbon deposit in the cylinders, to be
almost odorless and to make an easy
starting motor. 1t can be used with
the same carburetor adjustment as
gasoline. The fuel is not yet on the
market, but plant to turn out 20
million gallons year is under con-
struction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
WEED OWNERS ARE
SET RIGHT As
TO THE LAW
Police Tell In%quirers That
Tom Morrin's Cutting o.
derz Go. Citizens Say Al
legs are Worse Than Weeds.

Several citizens who have been
served win poremptHry uoucc- from
Helljh ufHgcr Tom Morriu to Dut
their weeds have called to see chief
Of Police McMlIln 90 find out whore
the, stand with thc law They have
been told chat while the police ar"
uYt sending uut ih. uotiecs tho Hrdi-
nance IS plain aud the lnv require.
the cutting 90 weeds 30 lots
Duc property owner WAS indignant
90 toe ompnaa.a iaid uu the wceds
md tha apparently small mount oi
attention paid to the alleys Hc iu
sisted tb1t the UuslghuN aiieys q" Dee
found lu tuo business district d,
traOt,I 90 good d,Il mono ir.w tine
appearance of MAJ, .It than anl
quantity yI weeds aroV.r. uu ala IH.
sj fhe edge 90 lhc mesa
Hp v1s tull ,hat thc Commercial
.Iub ami other civic associations
H,., pledged fo % 0lcau-ur crusade
against the alleys. hIf Dol, FJd h"
hadn't heard coy the hoJlth officer
la,kInE up people aUuuf lhp.r alleys
after ,h, 20 which Doc was
rtifrinr up f.IEs oboHt the weeds.
the property owner % n sht DO CONE
,iderubIt mur, important Geo ,Io1r uut
alleys thuu Co. .ut down weeds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
NEW MEXICO STATE
RECORD ISSUES
FIRST NUMBER
Santa Fe Publication Will Be
Weekly for the Present TO
Be Made Daily When New
Plant is Complete.

Volume J.. Number T.. OF the NcW
Mexico State Record. of santa be, for
the present "a wceNly newspaper ana
later to %, omc % daly, has been is-
sued. T1c paper. designed Go Doe state
wide ia scope. d. ana e.pht-pasc. we'll
edited publication. and is 90 bee Use
sued hy the State Publishing company.
recently Incorporated with CAPITAL
stock of SlU.0UU. FrauH Stapliu is To
Dee tho managing editor and j. Wight
GIddiugs the editor. Both are we'll
known newspaper men and Ncf,rIus
loo the Sew Mexico field The CONE
pauy is now having built for it "a
modern building uu the plaza iu santa
Pc especially designed 90 house "a
modern newspaper and commercial
printing plant, which viii be- ready
'or use about tho nrst OF January
when the newspaper Will become "a
morning daily with fuli press report
service. The Record VIII po stand pas
Republican .u p0ll4cs and nJs been
organized hy Ar. Sttpli1 Win q mum
her of loadIug Republicans aA sls h-
holders. in mis- opou.ug announce
mcnt MI ~tapIIu says In part.
Believing as We do i1 the policies
and principles Wh..n al $50 Times pro-
duCe NE grcatc-t good to the greatest
number. which stand iuG cunstPu uon
and Development co. AN Industries as
against the elimination IL e part OF
them. Tor the benefit 90 ,hc scryINers,
and Ia we'll defined plans and ell
cienu, IN CARRYING them into effect as
against hypoerltical promises clcVerly
~sidestcpped. we uaturullt align our
selves with the Republican party and
will support .t- principles and ruI-
Icics just ls Ions as they continue iu
by better than tho theories. lalualcs
and Temporary rNpodlsut- proposed uS
the opposition parties.
Tho Sew Mexico stat, Record ape
| pears as DO wy,hly. temporarily as
soon as % new building is completed
aud our plant Installed 10 win bee d
, daily with iuU tcl,-raphIo sertic,
aud Is better Sew Mc8i.u service Than
any other New McXico paper has eve.
undertaken.
our plant VII cmbra. all %rcquisit,
m%Hcni1cT. Tor "a sonorui printing and
publishing business ana our urgnnlZa.
ton Will insur, its proper execution
aud pr.mp, and efficient service.
Nj > Wisht GlddItss, whose wide
Acquaintance and recognized cditoria
ability thr.uphuut the state preeIudei
me nr,ess.t. COT an introduction. vii
bc associated with me ls editor. au'
an able corps OF the best INFORMED
writcra. specialists and correspondent
boo th, state win contribute regularly
Respectfully,
FRANZ STAPLIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
OCTOBER ISSUES OF
r OF THE WELL
COUNTRY" OUT TOMORROW

Tomorrow morning thc October .s-
sue 81 mo Herald of the We'll Coun-
e., viii pc ou sale at the news stands.
and VIII be found tu contain some
tcrN interesting material and "a num-
her Of features NOT seen boo ne FIRST
issue which appeared last rsonth. The
publication is also enia Eed and %
hcrlnHing has been made toWurd il-
lustratiu2 its pages.
Evcts tubercular ana every person
WIo bias come into enutpet with tho
disease viii boz Interested and amused
with the arIgle entitled AN Amazing
Euistio' which ia concluded with %
letter written hy % california woman
who has some decided and uucompii-
montary views regarding tu@hcr.uIars.
their moral. and mental ability.
"Lore, Marriage and T.. b. Boz writ
ten d. "a laymau. as is "IudictinR the
Splitter Drs Shotflc Of Alhuuuet-
que and br. ~tockl,r Of Bells CAMP.
Pennsylvania. are contributor
The Exile aud a1 ausNcr Co. that
poem entitled The Postscript. rv-
fleet The attitudes of most hcnlthseck
crs living in tho southwest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
THE WEATHER.

. FORECAST Tonight and Sat 4
. urday generally cloudy. Proc Z
. ably showers northeast portion. I
= ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER
. for the "a hours ended al ) =
. O'Clock this morning: Z
. Maximum.
. Minimum-42.
. RauRc-tO
. At : o'clock-G0.
. Southwest winds.
. Partly cloudy.
. Trace OF rain.
. The Gossip.
. observe thc blotter. % il snnks
. TIP words and deeds NJ other
. folks.
. Then shows them up to me and
. YOU
. IN nll details. but wrong side To-.
. Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

win stevenson, Carlsbad W c. Oglc,
las Vegas.
EnsiCnNorcrs ncrin Work To-day.
Christian Endcavorets from all
parts OF the state, many OF whom
attended the sunday school onyen
tion, met this morning In the First
PRESBYTERIAN church in the opening
session OF the state EudcaNorers
convention The opening devotional
service was led 10y Rev. e.. a. Fore
mar of this city md wac followed by
an address OF welcome by a. : Lith-
gov. Reports of state officers. APP
pointmcut OF committees and the ad-
dress OF the president concluded the
work Of the morning session The
program FOR this afternoon. tonight
and tomorrow follows.
Friday afternoon.
@. OO-Deyotiuual service: Delegate
from Bclon.
e.11-Hcports ct societies. Inn
portaut
.00-Ten-minute talks on. tab
Prison Work. A. T. 4. Robinson;
tul Hospital work. H. g. Kccier.
piano solo. Helen Goctz. tcl Union
WORK Mr.. Normandy tdt Mission
WORK, Miss Jane Heron. tol
Tenth Legion. "a L. snyder
Friday Evening. 1880 O'Clock.
ORGAN recital Miss Keuworthy
prlNcr-Ecy. Archie T.uthakor
o0criue Tor o. b. headquarters
building
Vocal soIo-Miss Rose Earsch
Addrcss-Rcy. t. J.. Rice Of III
ppso.
Violin solo-Gmce Stortz
Reception
saturday Morning.
40U-uct utloual service Harry
WulkiuE.
H.15-Tou-minuto talks on Oal
Efficiency" Earl Montgomery col
"LcadIue Co g. g. Prayer Mectius.
ERNEST Han. vocal solo, Lorraine Sow
ems t.5 spiritual side cot Christian
Eudeavor.' Rev T. T. SchuoIcr
lu. 0U-Qu,stiou Hoy ou o. T.
Problems. conducted uy Mrs J.. l.
Shields
%. 3o-Rusincss meeting and cleo.
ton uf officers.
1880 Closing conservation serve
leo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
MEETING TO
BE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT.

, Another Republican meeting .
. will be- held Friday night. O,1u- =
. her =. 1871. az = O'Clock, Ia the .
= Republican headquarters. 90 =
. West GoEl nNcnuc. two door =
= west of the FIRST National bAnL =
. building. Iitc mrsting held Mon. .
= daN night was well attended =
. much better tinn had been cN- =
= pcCtcd-and thc deep interest =
= manifested was gratifying. {
= TIE discussion ct plans Tor =
. the campaign viii be- continued =
. and the tAiin question viii also =
= he up for discussion. WHY T. u =
= hat under q I,epubliCan prutrC- =
y tive tarin W. have prosperity =
= aud happiness, white under a Z
y DcmOvratic free trade tarin or I
= tarin Tor revenue OniN We have I
. depression aIsd want WHY nave I
y the Democrats ~ p~cr-i~tcutlS Z
. lamhastcd the business ~ the Z
y country and what has been the I
. eject of such action? These are I
. pertinent questions Tor discussion I
= AZ he meeting and Republicans I
. ate prepared to discuss Luth 4
= questions.
y The campaign from the re
publican side viii he cdu,utipnni,
. and our meetings viii he held
= twice each week. except during
y fHtr week., sntil election. Come
. uut Friday night and bring your
= ncichh0r with You.
II.rt BItCAN CENTRAL COM.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

Herald want. } lines ,imts-S
dimes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
sntnrdnN N%Itcrnnnn.
J lr- Motor ride fur delegates.
Interesting Program Tonight.

Tonight session uf the seven
tceuth annuaI Erdcavor convention
be- open to tbt public. The feature
uf tho evening program will boz au
address by Eey. r. j. Rice. pastor
OF the Christian church of El Paso.
who .s "a speaker of exceptional force
and ]eloqucnce. Res Nj Harper.
also. viii give "a reading e. the sien
language OF the Indians among whom
he has worked .s o. missionary. 20
the accompaniment OF Nearer. My
God, Go Thee"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

Wet fect VIII carry yuu 10 an
early grave a pair of uur ruh0ers
wli absolutely protect YOU against
this danger md their price is only
nominal An sizes for men. women
ana children at q Mays shoe store.
GI4 West central avenue.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
PRECAUTIONS

The citizens of Tucumcari should
take special precaution at this time
to keep down any disease which
might result from this continuous
dry weather.
There are several cases of typhoid
IN town, tuhercular patients are
scattered promiscuously in all parts,
and while Tucumcari is usually "A
healthful place it has been found ne
cessary for the city health author
tiles to keep "A vigilant lookout for
anything that would prove detrimen-
tai To the health of the community.
1t might be a good idea To give
the sewer pipes Il thorough flushing
and suggest the use of lime and
other disinfectants more freely by
every family. Filth is disease
breeder; flies and mosquitoes are
the distributing agents and no hui
man is exempt from typhoid.
The city officials have taken con-
siderable precaution during the past
and its up to them to continue Their
vigilant watch and see that every
thing possible is done to keep dowr
any contagious disease. Any physi
clan who knows a disease Is contag
ious or infectious should notify tn,
public so there will be no danger oi
it spreading.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
REVIVAL MEETINGS

The members of the Christian
Church have secured Mr. $. X. Nc
Clure of Deming, n. NJ to assist
them in a series of meetings to be-
gin this Sunday Oct. %.
Mr.. Mcclure comes well recon-
mended. In securing him to work
out the problems of church activities
in one of our most difficult fields in
New Mexico, where he is located, the
state board of the Christian Church
feel they have the man for the place
for his work is cautious yet plain,
conservative and yet in touch with
the great movements of the church.
The fact that he comes recommends
ded by Dean Haggard of Drake Uni
versity and Chas. 5. Medbury pastor
of the University Church of Des-
Moines. Iowa, is enough to secure him
a welcome to any of the pulpitS of
the Christian Church.
The members of the Christian
Church welcome everyone to the
services to help where you can t.
pray where III cannot unite in work
ing and rejoice with us when soul'
are brought to God
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
Mr.. GERHARDT IS DEAD

Word was receivedWednesday that
Mr.. Fred Gerhardt of Taft New,
Mex. died at his home about noon
Tuesday Oct. Goth. Mr. Gerhardt
was ~ years old and had been ailing
all summer but about n month ago
he became worse and two weeks
ago Sunday his children were noti-
fled by phone from Ft Sumner that
he could not live.
Mr. Gerhardt has been a resident
of New Mexico for about - years
and is well known to all old settlers
and to many Tucumcari people Be
sides the aged wife and helpmeet
he leaves to mourn him eight chill
dren they are; Mrs Anna DeOlivera,
and Herman Gerhardt of Tucum-
carl, Mrs Lorraine Anderson Of the
Bell Ranch, Mrs Sophia Irving of
Santa Rosa, Mrs Nina Reed of Tai
ban n. M.
Fred Gerhardt of TT Sumner,
I
Carl Gerhardt, Miss Pauline Ger
hardt and Miss Clara Gerhardt who
resides with their parents. Miss
Clara was a former teacher in the
public schools here.
All the children were AT his bed
side at the time of his death with the
exception of Herman Gerhardt. He
was called to this city Monday to at
tend court and left for his father 5
bedside again Wednesday morning
six o'clock. His fathers death was
not kdown to him because the mes
sage came after he had left, Her"
man Gerhardt, Mrs. Anna DeOliviera
and Mrs. Lorraine Anderson have
been with their father for the past
two weeks. Mr.. Gerhardt was a
man of sterling worth and will be
missed by his many friends.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
QUEER MISTAKE

In the case of State vs.. Buchanan
which was taken up Monday morn
ing a queer mistake happened which
necessitated some delay as well as
the dismissal of the jury and new
start made. After the state had
given in most of its testimony it is
said Buchanan asked if he was not
going to be allowed to plead guilty
or not guilty and tell where the
money went. This revealed the fact
that he had not been arraigned and
the Judge promptly dismissed the
jury and new venire was impanel-
ed and the case taken up Tuesday
afternoon. Buchanan is represented
by Holloman, Davidson and Judge
Mann, while the state has the dis
trict attorney Remley and assistant
Phillips,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
SWAN AND WEIGH

For the past two weeks the Demo
Gratis have been busy lining up the
old guard and fixing up their fences.
Messrs. Swan and Welch have spoken
at several places and are booked Ia
speak at Il number of precincts. The
rain has caused them To postpone a
few engagements but they will keep
busy from now until election time.
Their ability To properly represent
this county is unquestioned. They
stand for reasonable salaries, proper
assessments in order that taxes will
be- more uniform, and laws that will
require men and women to be- legally
married before they are allowed To
live together.
They promise much and we believe
they will do all they can to fulfill
their promises.
There is not much doubt about
them being elected and it is up to
the voter tn find out how they stand
on any particular question now be-
fore election and then assist them in
preparing anything that would bC
for the good of Quay county and the
State of New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
ROCK ISLAND RECEIVER

New York, Oct. III The state SUI
preme court issued an order today
directing the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railroad company To show
cause why receiver should not be
appointed To take charge of proper
ties not already pledged and to insti-
tute action to recover from the re-
ceivers and directors an amount Il
damages alleged to have been caused
the railroad and its creditors.
Should such receiver be appointed
under the order prayed for in the
suit. which was brought by Horace
l.. Brand. the receiver would not
only be employed to sue directors,
but would be specifically instructed
by the court so to do. The receiver
in addition would be- directed to
search out and hold any other assets
of the railroad company than those
pledged to the central trust company
u
as trustee; and also he would be di-
rected toapply to the federal district
court for permission To intervene in
the foreclosure action recently insti-
tuted by the Central Trust company
No amount of damages is named
in Mr.. Brands petition, as the am
cunt for which the receiver would
be directed to sue.
Frederick c. Shamrod, an exam
iner of the Interstate Commerce com
mission, describing transactions b,
which the Rock Island acquired th'
Frisco line, declared the loss to th'
Rock Island railroad was just abou
S35. OBS, 900, and that it was carried
on company's books as an asset.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
BUFFALO" APPOINTS
HIMSELF MARSHAL
AND GETS THE COIN

Vim. limerick better known as
Buffalo, was arrestrd Tuesday and
placed in the city Jail charged with
robbing a Mexican.
The Mexican was drunk Monday
night and he said some one, who he
took 10 be the marshal, arrested him
and took him to the city Jail. There
he was searched and all of his money
taken which he described as being
over $46.
Buffalo was found the next day
spending money very lavishly and
when arrested had but $l5. left. II
is understood that he acted the part
of marshal and ,cked his prisoner
up taking the money and using it as
he would his own. It is suspected
that he had an accomplice but if 50
the police have been unable to locate
the other party.
The case will propably send Buffa-
10 to the reform school as he is con-
siderable under age and is the kind
of character not safe to have around.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
NEGRO WEDDING

The friends of Judge 5. II, Neil
roy were surprised last Saturday
when he announced that he had
married a negro.
This is said to have been the first
wedding in Tucumcari or Quay
county in which negroes participated.
The wedding was that of David Hill
lard and Elsie Stonham, both of Am
arillo and the knot was tied by Judge
McElroy with the same short pre-
else ceremony which will eventually
make the Judge famous in this part
of the country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22

Roy, n. NJ. Oct. IA Oscar X.
Kidd, who recently arrived here from
Texas and filed on dry farm, shot
aul f.. Tyler the % year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tyler of this city
at . o'clock this morning in front of
Tyler's hotel. Tyler received two
bullet wounds in the stomach and one
in the back.
Bert Jay, a companion of Kidd $
was with him at the time of the
shooting and it is claimed that he
was the one that fired the shot that
struck young Tyler in the back,
The trouble was over Tyler's wife,
whom Kidd persisted inbeing friendly
with. After the shooting Kidd and
Jay hid in the blacksmith shop OF
c. f.. Anderson and remained there
for about two hours until deputy
sheriff Jack Gallegos went after
them. While the deputy was bring
ing the boys out of the shop San
Tyler, the father of the Tyler boy
armed with revolver, tried to get
to the boys to kill them, but bystan
ders grabbed him and disarmed him
Public sentiment is with the lyle
family and feeling was intense fol
awhile and il looked as if lynchnl
might take place.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
SEVERAL WEDDINGS

The past week has been one of
weddings, and Judge Cutlip seemed
to have been the choice of the ma
jority of the contracting parties. We
are not sure whether its his good
looks or his winning ways that cause
his popularity, perhaps its both.
w. NJ. Gambill and Emma Josey
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs,
Burgess, north of the railroad, on
Friday October 18th at Z. NJ. Rev
c. A. Wilson oiliciated.
Reuben r. kirkham and Mary I.
Cade. both of House, were married
at the Court House last Thursday, j,
ID. Cutlip officiating,
A. l.. Decker and Georgia IawS
both of Puerto, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimOny by j, ID
Cutlip last Wednesday, October II.
J. c. Robinson of Hudson, an,
Bertha Shiplet of Logan, were mar
ried by j. ID. Cutlip in his office a
the Court House one day last week,
John Preston and Jane Gore of thu
Puerto neighborhood secured mar
riage license Tuesday morning.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
DIED FROM PNEUMONIA

A, j. Wilson, who had the misfor-
tune to have leg broken by "a horse
kicking him while trying to scare
the horse away from one he was rid
ing. had recovered enough to return
to his home east of town,
A short time after his return he
was taken down with pneumonia and
died Friday. His remains were
brought to town Saturday and bur-
led in Sunnyside cemetery,
Mr.. Wilson was well known in this
county having been a resident fol
sometime, and the family of the de-
ceased have the sympathy of the en-
tire community,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
SAWYER GETS HIS

In the case of State VS. j. w. Saw
yer who is charged with assault
with deadly weapon on the person of
Amos Pearce, the jury after being
out but short time returned ver-
diet of guilty and a penitentiary SEN
tence of from one to three years or
a fine of not less than $1,000, will be
assessed by the court,
This is a Nara Visa case and was
handled by good legal talent but the
jury was all of one mind and deciie.l
against Sawyer. 1t looks like gun
toters, cattle rustlers and gamblers
are doomed to get the limit this
time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
CHARGED WITH THEFT

"Snide " Riley was arrested Sun
day and placed in Jail. He is charged
with having stolen some horses from
G.. w. Helms and the grand jury in
dicted him.
He was arraigned before Judge
Lieb Tuesday morning and plead not
guilty to the charges preferred. He
was returned to Jail and his trial will
not come up at this term on account
of the lawyers for the state not hav-
ing time to secure desired evidence
in the case.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
COURT IS
FINISHING Up THE
BUCHANAN CASE

District court is slowly grinding
out the criminal cases and unless it
dispoces Of them at a more rapid
rate there will be- a number post
poned until next term.
The Buchanan case has taken up
most Of this week and was turned
over to the jury today.
4 number of civil cases have been
dismissed and the criminal docket
is requiring most of the attention of
the court There are a number Of
cases scheduled tn come up for trial
but is thought n number of them
will be- dismissed on postponed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-10-22
BIG RAIN HAS BEEN
FALLING ALL DAY
...WELCOME VISITOR

Last night and all day Thursday
il has been raining, and the streets
are small rivers. Some of the cross
ings are nearly impossible on
account Of high water.
This is what was needed as the
dust was deep and it has been dry
for several weeks. IT seemed to be
a general rain as il is reported to
have been falling in all parts of the
county.
This will insure the sowing of q
large acreage Of wheat and we hope
the farmers will be- as successful
next year AS they have this season