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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
Nebraska
NEMAHA REPUBLICANS MEET
Church Howe HesN Delegation to
State Convention.
ENTHUSIASM AND HARMONY
G. n. Thompson L. ELECTED Chairman
ot County Committee-severa
Candidates for office
Make Addresses.

AUBURN, Neb., July 2.-(special)- Tho
republicans Of Nemaha county assembled
IN convention at the county court house
Monday afternoon. The following dele
gates were elected to the state convention
at Lincoln.
renee. T. j. Majors. Ed Ferneau, Frank
Woodward, II. +. Neal, l. f. Castleman.
l. +. Maynard Walter kiechel. j. \.
Doremus, WILDER Whitten. NJ. G. Randall
c. r. Thompson was elected chairman
Of the county central committee and w.
b Fisher secretary.
Following the election OF committeeman
speeches we're made by the various can
didates. there being a great number OF
them present. The principal speakers
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
MAN WHO SHOT WILLIAM
ROSSLER Is ARRESTED

TECUMSEH, Neb,, July 2.-lSpecIaIJ-
Sheriff Aldrieh of Falls City has caught
the negro, Louis Brown, who it is claimed
shot and robbed William Rossler at Salem
Friday night. Rossler, who claims to be
a laborer from ST. Joseph looking for
work in the harvest fields. was in box
car on the Burlington when the negro
entered the car and robbed him at the
point OF a revolver A few dollars snd a
watch were secured, A struggle ensued
in which Brown shot Rossler In the
throat, inflicting serious injury. Rossler
was taken to a hospital in Falls City and
his chances at recovery are hardly even,
RossIer has identified Brown as being has
assailant.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
Nebraska

were Frank Resvs Of Fails City and
James f. Delzell of Lincoln. candidates
for congress from the First district. Rob-
ert l. Elliott Of Lincoln. candidate for
state superintendent spoke a few words
In behalf OF the pnblic schools
The convention is considered one Of the
best in recent wars. party enthusiasm
and harmony OF principles running high.
The asscmblage was closed with a rous-
ing speech from Church Howe, mayor or
Auburn, and one OF the leading politicians
OF this county for years
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
Thrown from Motorc,cIc.

OH1owA. Neb., July 22.-(specal)-
Ralph Buchtel Of Tobias was thrown on
his motorcycle. a half mile north Of here
yesterday. lie was gudng at a high rate
OF speed. His machine struck rut and
became unmanageable. throwing it's rider
off lie was severely injured internally.
but no bones wero broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23

BURWBLI4. Neb., July 22.-(SIScisll-'
over an inch OF rain fell here last even
ing. which insures an excellent corn
crop. Corn is a little late and is hist
shooting and tasseling. The ground has
been in good shape and todays rain Will
make the best crop In years. The hay
crop is in excellent condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23
wben, Weld Near Primrose.

PRIMROSE. Neb., July 22-(special)-
David Primrose threshed seventy-acre
field of wheat lying just west Of Prim-
rose Yesterday that averaged thirty
seven bushels to the acre and tested
sixty-two pounds. This is undoubtedly
one of the best fields Of wheat in this
vicinity. He also had small field OF
oats near the wheat field which averaged
slxty-slx bushels per acre. The general
average OF the wheat In this vicinity Y
from twenty to thirty bushels per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-23

For Burns, Bruises and sores
The quickest and surest cure Is Buck
lens Arnica Salve; every household
should have 4 box on hand all the time
25c All sts.-Advertisement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

are showing their resentment In a
substantial way. The petitions pro-
testing against this robbery are hcing
signed by the hundreds every day.
ana by members Of all political par
ties. Republican signatures arc nu-
merous, and every day Ne hear hon
est Republicans declare hat thcy are
through with an organization that
countcnanccs such plain political
robbery. We admit that Il the Re
publican majority in the legislature
is absolutely lost 90 all respect aud
dcccncy and bent on carrying oat the
viii OF the leaders for a two-thirds
majority. the petitions win do no
good. hut considering the arbitrary
power possessed by the majority of
the Legislature in the matter. u is
about the only means ne people have
81 showing their indignation at tho
rotten attempt OF the defeated ran
didatos. Besides. IL the two men who
were repudiBted by "a goodly major
ity OF h voters are successful In this
dishonest scheme and are seated IN
the legislature In place 81 the duly
elected representatives. the petitions
will DO q living and ever present re-
mindor of their monumental political
piracy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
A Larger Patriotism


tChristian Science Monit-rl
nov tar Is one JuEtiaed in hoplng
that the close OF the present armaged.
don. directly affecting. as Viscount
Bryce pointed out recently in the
house OF lords half The population oi
the world, will witness the appearing
OF "a larger patriotism. not confined
within frontiers. but embracing the
whole world That many. even of
those whose work has been directed
20 promoting International peace.
would not answer hopefully. merely
shows the Necessity OF guardmg
against the pessinistic outlosa. There
n no reason FOR pessimism. The
largest truths are taken 30 mucu fpr
sranted. like the sunshine 81 a sum
mer day, that they are apt 10 pass um-
noticed. and the careless student is
apt 90 overlook in the record ~ bat
ties and campaigns Of policies aud
movements, which make up 80 much
~ history. the thread on watch an
these incidcntnl matters are striag
namely. the power Of the social idea
60 bring order out Of chaos. lt mas
takcn many painful lcSsons Ga induce
men 10 hnd a iarger liberty in seek :
inE the common good, but la "a dcsrce.
men have now achieved freedom 90
do what they are CAPABLE OF ~ re-
linquishing the freedom OF the say
90 d. what he hSes WIu the
tragic results 81 the 'lnseusste dew
ilry on the continent of EuroIlo
prove spihcienily th0ught pr0yoklisg
20 Induce men 60 sink the right"
they still ciing 10 40 nations 10 DO a.
they like, o. act from q narrowly na-
tional point % view and b. mutual
adjustment 90 seeure the laTeef tree
Dom In which they can peacefully
make their original contribution 20
the common GOOD
Il ~ not 10 very much 10 expect
that men may wake from a ntsllt-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

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-nr,,r,o,, p,,..o an, =, ,.h,., mo
..t.,.r.. go. c,nou
,, Ct, 49,, ,..u.on
cptcrpriso would bee ,f grcat service
In -d,,ri.pio, unssi,p ipdpstries.
Americans pirbt ta.. i'm hand me
organization of ,rrieauoo ver, ip the
@cotton di.trrts of Central Asia.
,fatr. ..t.i.pI. b.. r.ouir,8 .,, n,isslnn
petroleum r|f.du.usn ... m. COM
narod 90 CON
.-mmunfrntlup Inn
.,tys. .tc. l|,ccentl, the
,f petroieum "a we'll as
.nr .f roppsf ana gold i'm new
.f.rts of Uussln. has passed into
rho hands of other countries ,,ut not
tb, t-uitoI stater, horauso Uu.si,
hnd mot sufficient sapit,l. Nc,er-
thcless Russian concerns ever when
WORKING with foreign capital have
latwa,s looked to thc United states
for technical improvements. ono of
ia, sold mining companios hn. re-.
Gently been investigating the system
used .n the Alask, GOLD dcIdr
...I1 ~. ,o..,si. b.. mi. ,,,,
,,, A-,.r,.. .,,t,.u.,. . ,,
low prices sh,rcs of certain Russian
concerns ou-learinp prouertios ,op-
per mine. and railroad r,ncessious.
Fur tbi. uutr,s, ID wound ii. n,ccs-
sar, to oreau.zo , Rusaipr- Anrricar
bank. which would be .t .neeial inn.
portancc IN -,onpecti,, ,ith ,,n,,s
sions for railway construction, o., az.
ursuon work A, IN. ,rcsent tI,u
tho excbsnp, of -.,ds n,tw.e, IN.
limited s,at,. and n.s.,s hs. ,c.p
l~larrely lndi,oc, ooipg ,er,,, - IA.
lts,k ,m., a.t, .,y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
TRADE RELATIONS WITH
RISsIA.

~ HIPMENT from seattle Iasi week.
y Of lS' car" Of Amyoea"-'oaae
war machinery 90 V~Iadivostock
FOR the uso Of the Russians. calls at
tentlon 10 % very profitable field in
RUSSIA for "a huge extension Of the
trade u the DATED states. as a di-
rect result Of the war Tnis would
apply not only 90 war machinery.
indeed Il would seem probable that
rwur machines would in the summing
up prove one OF the smaller Items.
Consul General John n Snodgrass
nj Warsaw. writing under date 81
November san. says in a recent issue
OF the governments daily consular
and trade reports.
prof. Ivan a. Ozsron, professor Of
political economy an the Moscow uni
verslty. member o. the council Of
state. and aiFeetoF Of the RUSSIAN
Asiatlc ana ceatrai banks. has long
commended FOR closer ana dlrees com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLAsTERSl
N%iu-icroIe works WASHER, Quicker aud
wislout the BIl.trr.

Th.re's NO sense in mixing up u
mess uf mustard. Hour aud water
Whom you can so easily relieve pain.
soreness or stimloss with q little clean.
white MUSTEROLE.
MuSTEItOLE b. made OF pure OIL
OF mustard and other helpful lpgrc-
clients. combined In the form OF a
pleasant white ointment II takes the
place 81 the out-0f-datc mustard
plastor. and viii not blister,
MUSTEROLE gives prompt relief
from Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Tunsi-
litis. Group. Stim Neck. Asthma. N,u
ralgip, Headache. Congestion. Pl@ur-
isy, rheumatism. Lumhago, Pains and
Aches OF the Back or Joints. SprainH.
Sore Muscles, Hruiscs. Chilbiuins.
Frosted Feet, Colds of the chest ct
often prevents Pneumonia.
NJ your drugEist's. ID Zoe and soc
jars and a special large hospital size
for s2.50.
BE sure sou get the genuine MUS
TElOLE. Refuse .mitations-got
what you asa for. The Musteroie
Company. cleveland. ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
FEW MORE NEEDS Z
OF THE R

Whom 1916 omrs the Democratic
party viii nud q reunited Republican
party to boat raptalned by an exc
pericnced. ldr5It. capable and very
hungry ODD ruarJ-"r itself Bc i"ai-
CO..
The Democratic party 81 equal Co
the task. bHt b. has no strength Go
snare for side ISSUES. Cor careless
ncrs or Tor dcigy.
o. must nnigh nF quiCkiy as posi-
Dye that part OF itf propram which
remains 90 be put un the statute
books
n must mend d. ways In The mat
ter Of economy.
10 must abolish the pork barrel
~ stem and substitute therefore "a ra-
.uonal ~buainessllke plan Tor improV-
Ing rivers and harburs
n must provide for the national
defense hy strengthening the navy
and rcmodcins b arm3
And ID must end i-nternecinc quar-
Fols. tighten the reins 81 discipline
ln iis own ranks. show itself az per
feet an agency for ordinary admin
istrative business % for extraordinary
reforms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
KEErING rIIE PEACE

VUJITH "a rather spocious lIr OF
M having settled The who'll,
W question. HARPER Wockly
publishes the following Do "a recent
issue
"If 100000 nsbt.,y ,,c, ami,
nrst-cllss bostD, mower sh,.,,, hi.
landed ou our pa.in, r,,s, f.r.,b,
we -b.lId ,s,. ,, .,o,
er,tfalt to haYJ ,.., a.. ,.r,,gu
nation tho r.b .mr.re noes, . ,b.
s..a.,. uIf1 .ir. ms b,r..
~ .t
.r,. Ga. t,.,,..s ,.,,.,
vitr ,.rt..,s
mi. In tb. pbiun,t,. u.,,t.
rd p,uup,, .,,id ,.,. o.,
NOR, imam .o oo, mon .-, j,
latue V.,, r,.n,s, 49,
mari of ,u. .,f,.r r,n,f, ii,
.Yar, m.rbju.r, ,., /,
would ,,I. .t I,s.,
,.r.,.. ,,t.
o., ,ge,,e.rll d,f.rs. M o,
pr.-t lime .I.r.
.t,mut.5 F..,I. .,.yio,
.f l,a-t eoo 400 ,,., ..s.5
Itr "a trained H.I5 arm,
.tbau 500. oao man "a, .,oiy
-uurr.rared a.. osscmbi, 5
fcnsiy. force
Clearly. we ha,,n.t "a u.,ps ,f
manufacturing fri.,t, r.t.,
tween .i,rs.lv,s and o,b.r
5r mean. Of pov.der and s,,,
But let ur l.ot st r.tr,p. g,r-
MANY fsr cxam.lc has i,,, .,.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

mare of destruction to see iiai peace
II as neccssary o. constructive aud
mutually bencnclai wotk among
groups ct natioas az h Is Recognized
60 be- amonT the groups Of lndiyid-
uals WIN make up the nations. ~ is
necessary, and particularly In ron.
sidcrine mankind In the mass. not
to lose slght OF man possibilities Tor
good. in the cvil' 10 which the senses
bear eloquent TESTIMONY Nor must
the fact be overlooked that already
good viii, the influence Of travel. the
intoraCtiou of commerce and finance.
and numberless other factors have 80
some extent wiped out frontiers and
undermined the barriers separating
country from country. Those who
would have nations seek peace and
cnsuc u. should az least keep their
thought open to further possibilities
la this direction
society has not been made. IL has
grown, The polieemna Is Is sufficient
witness 10 the fact that even IN the
community The forces which have op-
posed the appearing of the social idea
ana would destroy ii oven noW u they
had any real power 10 do so, still re-
tain some semblauce of vitality But
the policeman also bears witness to
the FACT that Il has not been necos-
saTy to wait until all men were wnolly
good before developing a social status
The proposal that armies and nayics
should Doe merged ina AN international
police force. may be the shadow of
coming events n Is easy. but not
particularly usef0l to criticize such 10
proposal II mny hc that such a.
force would @ always be- used Justly.
am more than tho police force IN
communities hut like IN, police force
u would. on the whole, mark "a great
development ia the solidarity of man
Kind. The main point, however, is
that II social order has grown by the
help of those who have consciously
or uncousciously sought after 10, in
ternatiouai society VIII not grpw with
the help Of those VIM voint Il but "a
dream. and this should be remember
~ oy those who hold 10 TOO oart 10
consider seriously, much less To plan.
q United states OF civilization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
New Mexico News Notes


g. J. Scueravcs. general colonial
tion agent for the Santa Pc. ana r.
l. Naudcgrift, editor 81 The Earth
have been In southern New Mexico
FOR several days, visiting Las Cruces
ana Dcming. The coming number
of THE Earth" will be devoted eN-
| clusivclv To- The Elephant Bustc pro-
ject and it, lands
Sufficient stock had been sub
! srribed To insure building nf a -four
min at Ration This announcement
was made last week by Ration bust
ness men and marks the end of "A
long campulgn for the plant, which
will be kept IN operation an year by
local grain production,
John barrett. director of the PAM
| American Union. viii be the guest
Of honor az a banquet given by the
El Paso Chamber ot Commerce in vi
paso tomorrow night. Mr. Barrett
Is on his way To san Diego Go attend
the opening OF the panamH-Califuf
mia exposition.
g. ~. McLcnuthcn. pioneer bri-
ness man Of Carlsbad. Is reported
slowly recovering after a Iona and
severe illness with which he was
stricken early In November
The Northern New Mexico Fair
association of Ration elected new of
hcers last week. John Morrow of
Ration is president aud c. . Fisher
ia Vn-F1asf.N usar.fnUA A. IHIN1tar
has been very successful in handling
the annual fair
Artcsia hopes L. become a santa
le division point. with "a real Harvey
house whcn the new Santa Pc time
tables are put into effect next year.
The santa Re railroad b. preparing
Co TAX care OF shipments OF about
400 cars OF alfalfa has rrum Artcsin
during january and February. one
hundred cars Of pea grocn attain
Viii be- brought to Artesla for ship
mcnt. from Hope
a meeting Of artcsian well owners
OF Eddy county was held saturday az
Artcsia for the purpose of discussing
needed legislation hN the government
81 artesian well use.
a car 81 turkeys shipped from Ar
tcsin al Thanksgiving timr brought
$1,000 to the shippers.
The Manncy sauatorium ~ Tuclm-
carl was destroyed by fire last week
with "a loss of 10000.
An agreement has been made bee
tween the board OF county commis-
%siuners and The county road board OF
otcro county whereby "a considerable
sum Of money Will be spent on the
road between A~lamoEordn ana on
angc, which ~ In the southeastern
corner ~ otero county and about
roo miles distant from AlamoRordo.
The commissioner made "a special
levy Of five mills for road purposes.
IN addition 90 the regular levy for
road maintenance This special levy
VIII make "a large sum available TOT
road building and Improvements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
LD.t

A BOUT GA ear we
y usually has asst amount
4 n uf literary soothing aud yowl-
ms tboat the oId fashioned Christ
mas the good old christmas
Times which hatc uecu sIdcuraekcd
ami buried ny modern conditions
and we gct with this n lot of all
legged literature scoidIne ua byauuso
our christmas spirit is not as sine
core aud vhoic-hcurJcd and geuor-
Gus aud "a lp' of oihyr ,hinr. that a.
used To- Dee aud a claimed not 90 bc
now
There seems Go te un unusually
generous supply or this variety OF
bunk" his Christmas. Almost every
newspaper and maRaziuc one picks
up has co least one contribution Iet-
ting forth "a plsinti vail about th"
departed zlorics of Christmas and the
warping which time and recent ciy-
ilizatton haze administered to our
Christmas spirit. The Yulc log is
mourued and Vc are Informed that
the true christ aas atmosuhcro CANE
not exist Iu 60 stcam-heatod room.
There ls less excuse for this brand
of literary clap-trup this year than
over before. in the past, perhaps.
there have been christmas seasons.
whcn the American people awe for-
gotten the real things oI the Christ
mas time and chased wcarily after
glitteriug Illusions. But not this
year This nation has tcen swept
by q great, sincere, whole. hearted
NAVE 81 sympathy for those who arc
suffering Aroused original, hy the
horrors OF the great war % has
gained impetus and iptcIligcncc until
q has not only brought forth % ma
ton united IN "a splendid effort a. re
licyo suffering and Rivc a little light
and hope Go the unfortunate abroad.
but has boon extended tu thc poor
and sick aud suffering 90 homc.
Never Boo the whole history Of this
nation has there been such an out
p"urins OF SINGER" gifts Tor .h' p""r.
the l""i' the Struggling aud tho un-
fortunate generally Sever has char
ny been more free from ostrutation
anu '"''' "'"'' D" "7 "'"''eN'ss To-
'n.''n' p'iS'''' S''''''' B" '"' sii'
'"''' ever mas "e'n o. 'h''st"''T
" ""''" ''''' mas 'e'' more %
N'n''S generous
''"'' TOT '"' H'pI'N's 'l "l ""'
"''' '' ''
'' ''' '''
'''
ana "0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
Heavy Traffic Mode
Train a Few Days
Late al Estancia


Tho natives OF thesr diggings re-
celyed "a shock Tuesday. when train
CT forty arr with three engines
hitched INTO it came rufnng la on
the y 81 D. There were thirty
EIGHT ears of sheep bound for the
San l.uis valley d. Colorado. The
after result of thls his htul Nas that
there war uo train south Tuesday
evening and none north con- Wednea-
day. Hence we were without mast
from Tuesday noon until "Wednesday
nighf However. we are wilkins q"
submit 90 some Inconvenience when
the railroad can DO such "a stroke OF
business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
IIlElaMla
ARCHER MUST PAY FOR
5-YEAR WATER SUPPLY

IT'S claim that James Archer, a com
tractor, tnrped the water main cross
Ing mis- premises was sustained hy tho
Water company before Jude Ba
nolds in tho district court yesterday
afternoon. and Archer was ordered 90
pay tor water az the Nat rate lor i've
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
MONUMENT TO
POLITICAL PIRACY


Naturally the people of Union
county are Indignant over the at
tempt at the repudiated Republican
candidates 90 rob hem Of their sui
frage and Inherent citizenship rights;
naturally they resent a.. They
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

Christmas time h slipper time
They make h most practical gifs
on the market and are rure 20 be APP
~preclated. We ean show you the Dest
assortment We have ever had n az
prices that YOU will find sui Srigiirely
low. q. MAYS shoe store. 3lf West
avennc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

Many ills come from Impure blood
Can't have pure blood with faulty ii
Festlon. lazy liver and sluggish
bowels. BurdOck Blood Bitters Is
recommended for STRENGTHENING
stomach. bowels and liver and pur-
lfyinf tho blood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

For a mild. casy acton OF the bow
cls. try Deans Rcgulets, a modern
laxative. 25c at an stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

By the
Second riddle. 49,

cftond hluutes |
NEWS ITEM from ST. Louis
IN Says hat Miss clara Busch's
a = debut. the second daughter Of
the brewer. had $4,000 worth of
flowers end $4,000 worth OF dinner.
which proves after all tina a chom-
payne appetite ON "A heer income Is
entirely possible.
q
nj Nauscam.
THAW
LAW
RAW
pSHAw.
D
FORWARD F~rcnchmen, and bur
row Them from under our Father
iaud. General Jourc.
3
WALTER JOHNSON. u mlght ne
said, has got himself between the
bench ana Tie bar
o
lr RAINED on the Arizuna border
% H# "ANH 70 ~ ANNN NNNA-N NN NNNEN
the strained diplomatic situation The
nordcr bandits only ngat in FAIR
weather
o
PRESIDENT WILSON proposes to
sci up "a 9 "a no. t' open Ga. san
Dicgo exposition. san Diego proposes
to SEA. Jp AN ntsht.
o
I'VE VAST ALsACE. the French
battle rry. D.. am right and appropriate
Go the occasion There was never "a
better time for taking what YOU want
in Europe, II sou are man nough 20
DO so
THE GOVERNMENT of Spain is
yharged with haNinE icusued Itself
with the white ants The proyi-
dent ant, even So white. should oc "a
nclp to the spanish government.
.
THE HEADSETTER set one Of
our phrases of tac great struggle"
which Is about an We get
q
GOVERNOR HCNT says Arizona
l1iuuiIyc and referendum are ala
r.sht only they aren't woiEing right
Which seems 20 state the el-,.
2
Tbs Rcs'urd Female Drunk.
CCloNis journ1'l
a woman. hoastly drunk. was arr
rested saturday and lodged iu the
county jail. Shcrin Mosc sa,s sne
was The drunScst human being ne
ever saw She is said to haN "a claim,
near GRADY Judge Noble told the
lady 20 go and sin mo- more.
o
GERMAN FRONT IS broken
The sensation viii come when the
German back is broken
-
! SlIcc only two short DAYS remain
To buy tor Christmas giving
We an can start 10 PLAZA again
Fol ways 90 maze q living,
81
Landscape Painting.
CPurtalcs valley HeraldD
The portilcs utilities cpmpau. re-
rsiycd seven barrels ut paint This
ls thc first shipment of pllli NAT
viii lc used Go paint the portllos tal-
ley.
DR Carried has sraftcd au arm
ou q French general This = "a splen-
did reversal Of the natural law of
gragt.
o
YUMA. ARIZONA had cd cloudy
day. the Hrst Boo ten years Most ut
tne iulao.tauts had heir first regular
LOOK az % regular cloud.
%
Whht l. the difference Between
Fresh I,anrh Eggs and S%srictlS
Fresh tggs?
OTrom a local s@rDeors store sigu.b
Fresh Ranch Egss. 80 cents q dozen.
strictly Freln Eg g. cents a dozen.
o
THE ANSWER b. cents.
.
Reciprocity.
/ tFgpm the Fort podEc la. ChrolicieD
IN -~tudcbaScr has lur hased "a
new Ford loupc.
o
Live st"sk Notes.
tFurt summer Lcadcrl
/ Three prominent cuwmcl of This
locality will hang themselves ON the
Chrstmas tree ass bride room. aAir-
/ ing he coming week.. The friends o..
Huother lors-iesSed hashful ONE In
COO effort Goo corral him Vith the Same
end Boz view, have uull au cccdcd 100
-staupedinr HIM O. thc tall grass
( A FEW MORE NEEDS Z
Y OF THE PARTY Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

tfurt summer Lcadcr1
Three prominent cuwmc1 of ihis
locality wiil hang themselves on the
Christmas tree Hs bride room. aar-
ing he coming week. The friends o.
another lors-ie1-ed hashful one In
Goa effort Goo corral him with the same
end iE view, have uull su gcrd,d 4u
s%tauledinE him O. the tall grass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

The Northern New Mexico Fair
association of Ration elected new off
icers last week. John MORROW oi
Ration IL president aud c. . Fisher
Is reelected secretary Mr.. Fishcr
has boon very successful IN handling
the annual iair.