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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-02
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK
Eaas-AIl varieties.

E99S--NIl varieties.
MISS HENRIETTA HOOKER, South
Hadley, Mass, has eggs for sale from
her famous Buff and Blue Orpingtons.
Illustrated mating list free. No stock
for sale.
KUHN'S Barred Rock eggs, pure and
fresh. on sale % West Alabama St.
EGGS OF merit for Matching White
Rocks, $50, SO, SO per fifteen White
Wyandottes, $50, 81 per fifteen; White
Leghorns, 81 80 per fifteen; Partridge
Wyandottes, 81 SO per fifteen; Buff or
pngtons, $3.50, 81 per fifteen; HambuTgs,
Sl5O. 81 per fifteen; Brown Leghorus,
$3.50 per fifteen; White and Fawn In
dian Runner ducks, SIPS per eleven;
White Indian Runners, Sl.50 per eleven.
Best laying strains. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Egg every day. Place your or
der. Evergreen Poultry Yards, Greer,
IS c
WHITE Wyandotte and White Leghorn
eggs. $50 per setting: pullets for
sale cheap Elmer Roberts, College
Park Ga.
Ground Bones.
GREEN GROUND BONES
for chickens; ground every day. Camp.
bell Bros, So Decatur St
,.....o.... lncubators. -
BUCKEYE INCUBATORS H Is. ten B
hatchable egg. Write for catalogue.
Marbut & Minor, East Atlanta Ca.
Lanashsns. .
WHITE l.ANGSHANS OF quality; eggs
for matching speciality. Alonzo Tig-
ner. Greenfield Ind
-,,-o---oooo,.LL eehorns. oo..o.o...
FOR SALF-One cock hens pure
S. c Brown Leghorns hens all laying;
first check for S16 gets them. Also one
9-month old White Holland turkey hen,
bargain at $3.50 Mrs. Frank Hames.
Route 8, Madison, Ga.
5000 DAY-OLD CHICKS from
our celebrated Model"
strain Single Comb White
Leghorns, for delivery on March
2 8, 10 and 10Th, at 15c each ;
also can ship any date after
then you desire. Guarantee
them to reach you alive and in
perfect condition. Place order
to-day Model Poultry Farms,
Inc, The Farm of Quality, Col
bert, Ga.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE M ~
CHANGE :"

MY EQUITY in bungalow Sin -' d.,
in Kirkwood new: built far bl ,1Iiace,
North Decatur car line: large On
shady corner lot; any proposition Eye eve
sidered. See owner, David Hawr So. I,
". DeKalb avenue. corner HnW e, o.
Kirkwoof. Ca. 'i-" 81
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Wal Paper ---,.
ATLANTA &c AND Zoe WALL
PAPER COMPANY.

" r. BEAT any in town. Let us show
YOU. our Zoe paper equals 25c kind
Estimates cheprfully given 1877 White
hall below Mitchell
THE PROPERTY on which YOU have
long had Your eye" may be adyer-
uSei for sale or rent I'm lo-day's want
al section
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AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES.

.>----.--
~ gAgy'sry Ve- PASSENGER , SfnaGt car
49,, "i.l.,th ~ Nti lPl sate OF eN-
Ne ,"' III "''', ltl ile Nl1W
T Ti,t H"U WILL n". s.. ADDRESS d. r.. ~"
t,,,,,,.-,o,,
l'lS i've PNS7euscr, rms car
'ooNs ana runs as good as new. Also
,"l Do o., -, G'''E, .l''uv' "iu ma WuuIu
ul"NC $50 livery car II VIII put up
Ny l'M'i az" tl, speSY "I q new car ana
10 rear.
STRICTLY STANDARD MAKE AUTO
MOBILE TIRES 2S by 9. S. 80. SO by
3, s.. 30 80 by 3ia. So 80, 20 by 3D.. $40 90.
- ~ 9t2' , ,oV, % nl @Nga LOU ~ ~
g. 4-.2o' Si uS y Fi-.'v ~ ny 4. , !" 70
80 ~ - Ftt.'V' 81 10y q. 20, w. 80 oN g.
hN tn, Nll.b 20. 10 bN 4 ~. Al9 40. rs hN Ia
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-02
pALMtsTRY.

PROF La VOUX.
THE WORLDS Greatest Clairvoyant
Pianist and Trance Medium % Syc-
aWure street. Decatur, Ga.
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OTIS & HOLIDAY
Real Estate. We also handle real estats
notes. Is Peachtree St. 4th National
Bank Bldg
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UNFURNIsHEp HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WANTED.

THREE UNFINISHED rooms for house
keeping Address r. Box $50, care
Georgian.
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MONEY WANTED.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

SIXTY SHARES Atlanta UtNty Works
stock for sale az a bargain. u. Is
Noumaus. "a lnWau Building
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M L. PETTY, 125 North Pryor street
City and farm land, Southwest Geor.
gia farms a speciality. Phone wv 72@
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HOTELS WANTED.

WANT TO LEASE small modern no
tel Address T.. O. Box 3D. Fort Val
lev. Ca
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PERSONAL
FURNITURE AT A
SACRIFICE.

PRICES cut as never before,
Beds, chill'oniers, rockers and
kitchen furniture. refrigerators.
baby carriages, everything in a
first-class furniture store offered
at prices SO far below regular
that you must appreciate the say
ing We are gong to save You
money, and big money, in tins
sale. Get prices whore you will,
but see uS before YOU buy. Then
YOU will realize.
II. A. MARTIN FURNITURE
COMPANY,
- $. Pryor Street
Opposite Telephone Exchange.
Out Of the High Rent District
PRIVATE TIP-I4adies' Gentlemen,
Read this ad twice IL you are look
ing for medicine that is prompt
positive and sure Contains no opiates,
absolutely safe and can't fail Hun
dreds of testimonials Send st to-day
In stamps or money order Dr Parker.
T. % BOX 522 Atlanta Ga
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-We have
a good deal of home funds that
we can place promptly. Can lend
on five year straight, or month
ly payment plan. Also money for
purchase money notes. Foster
& Robson, ] Edgewood Ave.
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vYpewRlTERs FOR RENT.

TYPEWRITERS RENTED
-FOUR MONTHS FOR So AND Up.
Rebuilt typeWrirer3, S28 10 $40
NEEICA% WRITING MACHINE co
As North Pryor st. Phone Main 1926.
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w. NJ SCOTg' & CO, Timber and Iron
Properties, 210-212 Gould Building
More than thirty-five years active ex,
perience.
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Dogs

WANT TO buy thoroughbred Scotch col
lie pup, about ten weeks to three
months old, must be well bred Write
quick. giving description and price j.
/, TeasleV HartWell Ga
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Weldinq.
NOTLCE

THE METAL WELDING COMPANY
has moved their autogenious welding
and decarbonizing plant to 179 South
Forsyth street Welding Of all metals.
Phone Main 30i3
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.
WANTED-1913 Indian or Harley pa
wilson motorcycle in good condition;
would consider either single or twin If
price is right Give full description Of
machine and name price in first letter
Address Q. \. s., Box 271, care Geor-
gian.
EXCELSIOR SERVICE STATION. III
Edgewood avenue. We buy, sell and
repair motorcycles Ivy 6O56-J.
TWIN INDIAN. used four months, cost
$275; $3.50 cash. 2S7 Edgewood ave
Lue
If something you want 10 buy has been
reduced the price, the fact is news for
you That's haw want ads" have 4
news interest
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Wyandottes.

PNRTRIDGE WYGNDOTTESG best
in the South; won blue ribbons in all
the leading shows Stock and eggs for
sale For prices, write Luther Fields
r. f. d. No. l. Lamar, s. c..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-02

FOR SALE-One young jenny, good
stock, fine for work or children. b b.
Posey, 40l Oakland avenue.
WE TEACH all branches necessary for
all state boards. Write for particu-
lars and special offer The Southern
Veterinary College, Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE-Good surrey and harness;
almost new; at courthouse, Tuesday,
March 3.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
Allotment Gives Que in st. Louis
Early-Great Crowds at Chi
cago Stamp Office.
RAILROADS REFUSED
SHIPMENTS UNSTAMPED
Will be Several Days Before tht
Supply of Stamps viii Equal
the Demand,

St. Louis. Dec. 2.---Chaos IN the
/. Luis Internal Revenue one,
esulting this morning from the
lover. meut's failure to supply III"
,frj,e With a cufIicien. quantity Of
var tax stamps, and the gathering
4 excited persons VINO sought to
,btain stamps. caused employees to
rec tho crowds tc 20 away,
! clerk mounted chair in a
loorwa, to the Office and in loud
'cice told several hundred men in
he corridors cf the Federal build
ng that 'thc Government was up
lgainst it," that the clerks didn't
mov what to do and advised them
return some other time
Insist Upon Arguing
In addition tc the crowds in the
frice the telephone was in constant
lse, many persons insisting on ar
ring about the tax Clerks in
one instances were forced ID alb
uptly break the connection.
The st. Lcuis Office received onlr
100000 of an order for 3,0p0,co0
# the l-cent stamps, and only CO.
700 Of the 4 cent stamps The sup
by Of both was exhausted early
'esterday. There is also short
lge OF the scent stamps.
Collector Moore advised applicants
or stamps to keep an account OF
heir sales and said that stamps for
hat amount could be Cancelled later
Some applicants sent attorneys tC
he office this morning with state.
nents that the railroad companie,
we're refusing to receive unstampcc
hipments, on which a tax is due
nd that they were suffering ;
nancial loss.
A 80 per cent penalty for faiiur
obtain licenses went into eflec
his morning. This does not appl,
persons whose applications fo
.censes, accompanied BY a remit
auce, ware in the mail yesterday.
The amount of war tax collecte,
.esterday was St7.642.50. This in
Il,ded licenses and stamp sales Th
otal collections of the office ytster
ay was $47,424..0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
ROCKEFELLER
FOUNDATION
BUYS WHEAT
$4,000 Bushels VIII Eat Bought at
Chicago Yesterday for SHIP,
ment TO Belgians' Relief,

Chicago, Dec 2,-PLrchasing
asonts of the Rockefeller FounIa-
iicn bought $4,000 bushels CT
y heat in Chicago markets yesterday
for relief of the starving Belgians.
In addition the Belgian Relief AS
sociation bought 2e0,Cp0 bushels
The wheat viii be SHIPPED frcc OF
charge to Eastern ports.
Students attending Chicaeo's pub
Ii, schools contributed 18C0 parcels
to tho Christmas ship which now
is distributing its cargo to the clil.
dren of the warning nations. Mrs
Ella Flags Young. Superintendent
|tf Schools, in making her report
said most Of tie packages contained
clothing, Material rejected wa,
sold fer s25 and invested IN stock
ings for the war sufferers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
BEER PRICES co
Up 5 TO 10 CENTS
WAR TAX z CTS.
Breweries Charge More Per Case
and Consumer Must Pay; Ac.
cording to st. Louis Report,

st. Louis, Dec 2.-The price of
bottled hotr hls gone up since the
government began collecting a war
tax OF cents On each case oi "a
pint bottles scld.
In most instances the ultimate
consumer not onlv pays this war tax
hut also contributes at least 3 cents
more to the revenue Of the breweriss
making at least cents a case in
all.
The increase in price varies The
William ]. Lemp Brewing Company
has announced an increase Of 20
cents a ease in the price of its bot.
tied beer since the war tax became
effective
Explaining the increased price.
The T.emp Brewery in newspaper adj
vertisements, said the cost of raw
material. labor and packa ag,s was
much lower in l5V2, when its brand
was first put on the market, than ii
is today. Rather tl,an sacrifice
quality the brewery announced a
slight increase in price has been
maize. No mention of the war tax
is made in the Lomp announcement
The Hyde Park, INDEPENDENT and
Griesedieck breweries have ircreas.
Cd wholesale prices from 90 TO q:
cents case since the war tax wa,
,evied, Retailers handling thes,
beers increased the ratail price
cents, so that The war tax has re
suited in an additional Scent prof
TO the breweries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
SIX INCHES Rain
FELL IN HOUSTON
ONE MAN KILLED
Downpour General in Texas
Enormous Rainfall in Few
Hours Yesterday Morning.

Houston, Tex, Dec. 9.--opc man
was killed and several injured and
dczens driven from their homes by
a terrific wind and ram storm here
carly today. six inches of rain fell
Street car service in Houston and
train service on the railroads run
niag into the city were demuralised
Several bridges were washed away
and houses in loN-lying sections
" ere flooded.
Information here today is that
he downpour was general over The
coast section Of Texas. Railway
,ra,6s are drtcr water at many
points and all south Texas stros ms
are brimful!. Twelve inches of rain
has fallen since Nov. /.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03

London, Dec 2.-Russian Poland
is still the center of interest ia the
war situation so far as military
operations arc concerned. The 'i,r.
man General, Mackensen, has done
at Lodz what Baaaino in the Fran
co-Prussian wair failed - DC At
Metz he has saved his army after
1t was encircled by the enemy.
The battle in Northern Poland is
being fought under the eyes Of the
German Emperor on the one side
and the Russian Emperor on the
other, Thus the heads of five ma
tions at war are with their troops.
The King of England IS IN France;
The King of Belgium as usual, is
spending all mis- time with his sol
diers, while President poincare Of
France has started for another visit
to the northern battlefield
Tcday's meeting of the German
Reichstag is attracting much atten-
ton. Many members of the Reich
stag, large number of them in
uniform, already have gathered in
Berlin In anticipation Of this I'm
portant session, which 1t is expected
will provide a new war loan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
Diseased Blood
Calls for Help
Natures Willing Workers arc
Always at Your
Service.

II II is eczema. pmples hollis or worse
your safeguard is S. s. s, the famous
blood purifier. It is always lined up to
attack diseased blood And it always does
the work. II does the work after disap-
rointment after alleged specialists, mer-
curry, iodides. strychnlne, arsenic and other
destructive G-USs that have rcaped O bar
vest Of mistaScs and left a host Of lnvalds
guessing as 10 what is to cone s. s. s.
Is not such n drug as the cupidity or iS-
norance. cf man would be able to produce
II Is Natures wonderful contribution tc
our necessities. II Is wonderful because +
can not be i.aitated; can not be made ar
other way taan to assemble Natures pred
nets acd produce what hest cf iaen know
as S. s. s., the world's greatest medicint
There are people everywhere that had al
cid sore or ulcer that de.lcd all the salvo
known And yet S. S. s. taken iu:o IT,
h.ood just naturally put into that ola sor
the elements that made new tissue, ne>
flesh, and covered It with a new coating
healthy skin Get a hcitlc of s. S. 5
today Of any druggest and hs en- tao wa
t, perfect blood health Eut beware
substitutes. For special advice rcasut t
medical department, The Swift Specific c
rs Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ga Il Is IT,
and has helped a multitude,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
RIVER
PILOTS face
REVERSE ACTION
U. S. Inspectors Said to Have De-
cided Against Them-Trial
Most Unusual in Memphis

Two former pilots OF the Lee
Line, who qcit their positions after
being refused higher salaries, face
adverse decision from the two Unit
Cd States inspectors, Capts. C.. 1,
Greenwood and w. J. Wyskof, who
sat as a board on the cast New
that a decision in the unusual case
had been reached became known
Yesterday. says the Memphis Com
mercial-Appeal.
While neither OF the two inspec-
tors woild speak of the case, they
did not dcny that in one case a.
least they had suspended one of the
accused pilots. Whether or not
similar action was decided upon in
the case of the other men win be
Announced today. Yesterday the in
spectors refused to give out their
decision 0ecaIse the pilots had no.
yet been notified.
The case tried by the inspectors
was one of the lrst ever tried here
under section 4449 Of the laws gov.
erning steamboat inspection ser
vice, and the decision, it is said
probably will be used in 9 oh othe
cases as turn up The four pilot
who were tried by the inspectors
are Guy Walter, Harry Fitzgerald
Eageue Hampton and Charles f
Nellis.
The section under which they
were tried reads as follows.
IF any licensed officer shall, tc
tht hindrance OF commerce, wrong
fully or unre2sonably refuse to
serve in his official capacity on any
vessel as Authorized by the terms o.
his certificate of license. or shall
fail to deliver to the applicant 90
such service at the time of such re
usal, if the same shall be demanded
a statement in writing, assigrin'
coed and sufficient reasons therefor
or if any pilot or engineer shall re
fuse to admit into the pilot housf
or engine room any person whom
The master or owner OF the vesSe
nav dosire tc place there for tn
purpose Of learning tho profession
his license shall be revoked or 81
pended ueon tie samt proceedir g
IS are provided in othor ca.vs o
revocation or Suspension Of sucl
licenses"
The fcu men wrc cma,0yed a
pilots on the Lee Line boats. and
according 10 testimony Introduce
in the case, demanded an incroas
Of salary from $l0G to S125
msnth. Not getting it, the mel
are said to have quit their position
and Afterwards charges wer
brought against them.
The case consumed two weeks il
the hearing of actral evidence, an
was one of the most bitterly tough
cases which has turned up in th
jurisdiction of the inspectors
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
Policemen Check Crowds at Chi
cago Revenue Office.

Chicago, Dec. 2.---So great was
he rvsh here today to buy war tax
stamps that 90 policemen were call
ed to the Federal building to restore
order Two women tainted; the
press of the crowd loosad the door
Of the office Of the Interna, Revenue
Collector from its hinges and sev-
eral windows along the corridor
were broken by shoulders forced
against them by the pressure Of the
crowd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
POLAND IS STILL
CENTER OF INTEREST
WESTERN SITUATION
Concluded from Page one.l

It the opening:
Japan ioined our enemy from a
desire to seize as booty, the monu-
ment to German culture in the far
east. On the other hand, We found
IN ally in T:gkey, rs all the Moslam
people, wish to thaow off the Eng
lish yoke and scatter the fcunda
Uon of En- glands colonial power
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
C0R0NER'S JURY WILL
MEET IN JUDGE DFWEY's
OFFICE FRIDAY AFTERNOON

The iNry cmparelled by Coroner
McManus to inquire into the death
Of Eliza beth stephens will m ct to.
morrow afternoon at > O'Clock in
the office Of the County Judge. The
Jury mot at the undertaking parlors
of r. A. Burke Tuesday to view the
BODY and the inquest was adjourned
until tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
Sunrise and Sunset:
NEWsOF THE RIVERS

Stage of river ~. stationary,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
CHICAGO FUTURES
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
REroRT OF THE CONDITION OF
First Bank & Trust Co.

located AT cairo, state of Illinois before the
commencement OF business on the 2jth day
o Novemt en- 1914, as mar 70 the A udit r OF
Public Acrot Rts, of the state or tllinot ,
ursuaBt to law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03

LII r. Alsthorpe. cashier Of the First Bank
and rrustoC 70. cairo, w., do soiennly swear
that the afoye statement is true TO the best
or my knowledge and belief
II, r. ATsTHoRPE, Cashier,
state OF Illinois, county Of Alexander. IS,
SubsCrib bed and sworn 10 before me this Both
q ay OF November, 1914
SEAL pa i. kLTB,
Notary Public,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-03
River Forecast

NlFtI T VI UI d9N'
No very important changes are
expected during the next two days
a slight rise continuing in the Ten
ressee.
r. T. LINDLEY,
Local F0recaster.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-11-27
Farewell Party

1t was merry dozen who rs.
semblcd i'm IA" social room of
the Church Friday night of last
week at the farewell party given
for MIR. James Robinson by the
Amigo Sunday School Class
Games we're played with great
success and jokes and humorous
stories told. each one present
taking their turn.
After the games tn" cakes
were unveiled and chocolate
serv, Il. One of the cakes was
found 10 have the word Amigo
written in green icing ON a
white background, these being
the Glass colors. This was
given for Mr.. Robinson to cut
which ne did, giving Il generous
slice a. each. Everyone went
home feeling bhey had seldom
had n better time, but sorry tC
think of Mr.. Robinson depart
| ing. The Church nnites II
wishing him all success ant
happiness.
MIR. Robinson wishes us to sa!
that he is very grateful to thos'
who gave this little party and u
! all who have made his sta!
in our little city 80 pleasant TO
] him.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-11-27

: to - inches deep in the spring
These crops may he pasturod
during the winter. After a year
or two Of this treatment alfalfa
can he successfully established.
but should he nlowpd under
after y or I years. Too much
emphasis cannot be laid ON the
Importance of cultivation. The
land should he cultivated after
every irrigation Even wheat
and alfalfa should h. cultivated.
using n spike toOta harrow with
teeth set backwards or u wccder
Tor the former and special
toOthed cultivator for the latter.
CULTIVATE!
One very common error is
made in sowing alfalfa or wheat
Not enough moisture is pat into
the soil before seeding. Use
the following procedure: lrri.
gate thoroughly; disk and har
row; SOW seed with u drill,
placing seed in moist soil be-.
meath the surface mulch, alfalfa
/ y inches deep, wheat and
barley > to , inches deep; follow
with smoothing harrow; do not
/ irrigatc again until absolutely
necessary, then irrigate heavily
and cultivate afterwards If pos
sible.
In levcling new land special
care should be- taken to scrape
Oft all the high spots.
The foregoing methods apply
generally to the 50 called slick
spots" or slick land. y
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-11-27

sister. Mrs Ed Paisley at Trout.
d;uc. Va.
tn" people, though Mr.. Hash
was a stranger 10 most of them,
hav" IN large numbers offered
their assistance in any way, for
which we are sure the relatives
of the deceased are sincerely
thankful. Special thanks are
due Dr. Dabnry, j. A. Moore,
Albert Weld and r. l.. Shultz,
for what they did in prcpari ~
th" body FOR burial ind for uhrir
asSiStanc" before death oocured
Hereafter il will be- necessary
for all hunters who wish tO shoot
at jack rabbits, coyotes or other
unprotected game, to secure a
regular hunting license. The
reason j. that many hunters 20
ont after hck rabbits and run
into other game and cannot resist
th" temptation of taking II shot
City Marshall w. II. Ritchie
ARRESTED Dan O'llara here on
thanksgiving, upon advice rc
ccivcd from authorities in Okla
homa. O'Hma had been hanging
around here for few days he
fore the Telegram was received
The charges against the man ar,
unknown,
The Bachelor Officers of tn
18th Cavalry will give Il dance a
the Bank Hall the evening q
November 18th Saturday a
s:3O o'clock. All the citizens q
: Columbus and vicinity are cOl
daily invited Ia attend,
On Tuesday evening MIR. an
4 Mrs. l.. l.. Burkhead entertaine
!, at dinner Mr. and Mrs j. !
|. Greenwood. Herbert Grccnwoo,
MIR. j. u. Walker and lleutenar
John ID. Kelly.
= Mrs. Adams, operator for Ill
Il Columbus Telephone Compan
Il went down Ia HI paso, Saturda.
/ for a short visit with her dang
= terS, who are employed at th
; place,
d MIR. and Mrs. w. II. MATHEW
Is of Deming were the guests
;. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Roberts,
'r Thanksgiving,
y New windmill! tower for 81
a at The Rally ranch. 2tc