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Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
RED BEAT WHITE sox TWICE

BOSTON. Sept. 13-The league loadinE Red Sox improved their po Sltion by winning both games Of a ,iouble header from Chicago. Boston was favored by effective pitching
 Score- R. II. l. Chicago ---.-- .---.--.-.-.1 3 E.oSton - 2 S 0
 Hatteries-Scott. Cicotte and Schalk 2 a-snard and Carrigan.
 Second- R. II. F.. rAirago - .1 E1ms.en - ...4 4~ 9 3
 Esattefies-F1aber. Wolfgang and Mayer. SchalS: Shore and Thomas. t.-luod end 4th. darkness)
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
Sugar Kings Will Average
 Nearly l75 Poumds-Mor- gan Claims Fastest Back field - Forty Candidates
 Worked Out Two Weeks
.speeial to the Sport Pagel

Special to the Sport Page)
 GLENDALE. Sept. 15.-Coach S. c. Morgan and forty of the hussiest candidates that ever lin- t-I Gp for a valley football team ~rarred Glendale high schools practical fall grid-campaiggn this afternoon with q strenuous prac- Jice. the first regular work out since the boys began practice over two weeks ago. The coach has just returned from the coast and round everything ready for hla-
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14

been taken to the actual firing line that it was discovered they were d fraction of an inch too large to fit the Russian guns. By an odd CO., incidence they were of the exact cahber to fit the German guns.
 A large amount of shrapnel was offered Russia by American manu- lecturers six months ago, but was not accepted Since then Russia has been forced to buy the same at ai- most double the first price.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
MACBETH ALSO DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 13.-Hugh MaclRth proprietor of the rooming house where George Nelson fought an all night battle with the police on Saturday, is dead as a. result of the wounds.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
ALL MALES DETAINED

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 13.-It is re- ported that all males seven years to forty-five years of age are prohibited from leaving Germany. Some attempt ing to leave have been turned back
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
Coast League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League Boston at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
AL IN THE FIRST FRAME

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13. The runs scored in the first were suffi- cient for Washington to defeat Cleve- land Score K. Fl. l.. Cleveland . ..2 Il Washington --.-.. 3 6 ]
 3atteries-Garrett. Jones. Carter and O'Nein; Boehling, Gallia and henry.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
RUSSIANS ARE FORGED
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the Bosphorus is closed by a chain wire netting and mines.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
American League

American League Chicago at Boston. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Washing ton. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
Federal Ieadue

Newark at St. Louis. Baltimore at Chicago. Buffalo at Kansas City.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
Coast Lea que

Vernon at Portland.
 Oakland at San Francisco. Salt Lake at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14

Yet blockheads are not the kind that produce the burning thoughts.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14

Even on the sea of matrimony there are lot of fool boat rorkers.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
SAFER MuEFsD A BALL

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-Saiers huff of pop fly by Snodgrass with two on bases and two out in the fourth cost Chicago today's game with Bos- ton. The game was a pitchers bat rle. Score R. H. F.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
COAST LEAGUE
6 games scheduled.

Bad morals usually break in through weak spot in our pleas ureS.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
National kedgue
SkLLEE OUTA LUCK

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 13-Sallee was taken from the box after allowing five runs in the third inning. and Brooklyn won from St. Louis. Lam- line replaced Sallee and held the visitors to two hits
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Newark 6: St. Louis 3. Pittsburg '; Brooklyn 5. Only two.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
American League
JAMES HOLDS YANKEES
BROWNS -mAckMEN 2

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 13.-Phil- .tls was very effective against Phila elphia- winning for St. Louis. Pratts lttinE featured the game.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
HOOK A WHILE

PiTTSBURG. Sept. 13.-After bat tling thirteen innings. Philadelphia put over two runs and defeated Pitfsb1Irp
Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
TRAGEDY OF SHORTAGE

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Arizona republican., 1915-09-14
TEsREAU GOOD-RUT

CINCINNATI, Sept. 13-CincinnatI York. Tesreau pitched good ball for seven innings. In the eighth Cincin- nati got six hits after two were out scoring five runs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-26

d Z + i
II There will be Episcopal airyiea
81 the Presbyterian Church Easfe
Sunday. April 9Th, at Ii a. n.
conducted b. Rev Willis p. Ger
hart. tE Sewilnee, Tella. A cordla
welcome is extended 10 all.
| The fixtures al the dickson Nat
ional Bank. which recently consoli
dated with the First National Bank
have bean sold 10 one of the Banks
At MnFfreesboro, and was shipped
Ia them Wednesday.
! Walter Collier, tbetter known o.
Monk ] 10 nov employed At the
Ehte Theatre as operator. Monk
lie superior crank turning" artist
and the management OF this popu
lar amusement house Is to be con.
graduated upon securing his servii
ces.
L. L. pittman, OF Pocatello, Ida.
ho, is here the guest Of his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. John Pil,man This
lie his first visit back since he leti
ten years ago, He is now passenger
conductor on the 0. s. l. Rs, run
ming from Poeatello. Idaho 20 Hun.
tingdon. Oregon.
The old Jesse Bright residence
on North Main Street, che among
the first houses built in Dickson,
is being torn down this week. which
will add greatly 10 the looks Of the
property of Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
Bright adjoining ii. |, il also their
intention TO make some other ex-
tensive improvements on their resi-.
dence.
Rev. d. B, Coleman, who retired
from the tennessee Conference last
fall ON account etieehle health. aud
who moved 10 Dickson 10 live. VT
are sorry TO sta'e, on.inues in
poor state OF health. He has been
confined to the house. aud the
greater part OF the time 10 his bed |
for the past seven weeks, but it l.
thought now that his condition l. |
better. and !, is hoped that he will 1
soon begin 10 mend.
E " Daniel has resumed his |
work. as manager of the Chambers
K CO., wholesale grocery house, al
this place, About three months
ago MIR. Daniel gave up his work
IN account Of bad health. and his
many friends are pleased TO learn
that during his vacation his health
mas greatly improved, in fact, he has
put on several pounds Of flesh and
he says he feel like fighting cock
and is going after the business
Mr.. c. W Reed, who has been in
Mr., Daniels place and his estimable
vile have made many friends her.
turing their short stay, who regret
10 give them up AZ citizens OF our
own. They will q TO Clarksville
within the next few days.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-26
A Specific Against Colds.

II there is such a thing as q
specific against colds. il is 10 be
found in the sleeping porch or the
open bedroom. Next to that comes
the cold sponge bath in the morn.
ing, says The Youths Companion
Be as careful as you can you will
occasionally take cold and when
you do you will find Cha m herlain f.
Cough Remedy a great help en-.
abIing you to get rid Of it. Try il
O5tainahle everywhere. Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-26
Keep Your Bowels Regular.

As everyone knows, the bowels
are the sewerage system OF the bod,
and II ia Of the greatest importance
that they move once each day. II
your bowels hecnme con-iipated
take q dose Of Chamoerlains Tab
lets Just after supper and they vii
correct the disorder. Ohta inahIe
everywhere. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-26


with relatives.
Masss. Raym,nd and Macl
Stinson. Of Nashville. spaut Spnda,
here with h0anefolks.
Why worry about something II
fcookT Drop in at Wynns grocery
he has il.
w. g. Holt was called TO Nash,
vile Sunday on account otthe death
OF his broiher-in-law, Robert Holton
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lyle are
visiting the latter's parents. Mr.
and Mrs, w. 1. Rice, at Union City.
| Mrs. Hubert Ray IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jennie Nelson. In
| Nashville.
| Just received big line OF Spring
Goods at Gelberman's that will 60
at bankrupt prices.
Miss Pearl Matthews. Of Centre
vile, spent Saturday here the guest
OF Mrs. Fred Beasley.
Mrs. George w. Kannard. OF
Nashville. is the guest Of Mrs. w.
/. kannard and other relatives.
Oiel Donaldson, OF Dallas. Texas,
is here the guest of..his mother, Mrs
Sarah Donaldson.
Gelberman has opened up a new
line Of Spring Goods, which viii be
sold at bankrupt prices.
Mrs. C. V. Elrod. OF Pardue, il
the gnest OF her mother. Mrs. John
w. Mclaughlin.
Misses Gertrude Sinclair and
Alberta Scott were shopping in
Nashville Thursday.
Jim Harland, Of Nashville. spent
Saturday and Sunday here the guest
OF Charlie Joslin.
James T. Anderson, OF Hurricane |
Mills, spent Monday here on bust
ness.
Mrs. George Moran and daughter. |
Miss Emily, spent Thursday of
last week in Nashville,
Miss Hortense Boone spent the !
weekend in Nashville, the guest Of
friends and relatives.
The many friends OF T. C. Hsi.
berg are pleased to zee him able to
be out again, aft er a several days
severe attack OF appendicitis.
Mrs. Abbie Gordon returned 10
her home at Westport. Saturday,
after spending the winter here with
her daughter, Mrs. w. +. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Duff, OF
Nashville, spent Saturday night
and Sunday here the guests OF rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Chas. Scott and children,
after a visit here with dr. and Mrs
A. l.. Scott and family have return.
ell to their home in Nashville.
Mrs. J. X. Davis, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ed !
Morrow, returned to her home IN
Nashville, Thursday OF last week
Curry Harris. who has been on
the sick list for several days. IL able
IT, he At his post again at the Fret
National Bank.
Mrs. W II. Wilson and children,
OF Dallas. Texas. are the guests OF
Mrs Seays parents, Mr.. and Mrs
K. II. Seay,
Dayton Watson. who has been
attending school in Clarksville, is in
Dickson this week the guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Wat.
son.
". A. Hayes. District Deputy for
the W. 0, w., who has been sick
for several weeks, left Wednesday |
for his home in Jonesboro, Ark, to /
spend a few weeks.
Mrs. II. B. Gilbert. OF Murray,
Kentucky, is here, having been
called home TO attend the bedside
of her sister, Miss Lillian Scott.
who is seriously ILL.,
Y. c. Worden. ot Gra,hill Ind. I
spent several days here this week.
looking at Dickson county farm
lands with a view OF locating him
sell and Is other families
II l. Grigshy and sister. Mss
katherine, spen, Thursday Of last
week in Nashville shopping They
80 saw Billie Burke at the Ven
a ,,.a L, larry =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-26
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Local and Otherwise {


For The lands sake, buy Garden
seeds at J. NJ. Wynns
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Chew, Tuesday, March %, boy,
DR. W, J, Suggs spent Monday
and Tuesday ia Nashville.
Get. the habit--go shopping
You will lind 1t at J NJ Wynps.
W. T. Ksnnard spent "Wednesday
in Nashville,
0nry Harris spent Wednesday in
Nashville on business
Mrs Fannie Garter, of Nashville,
is the guest Of Mrs II, l.. Smith.
Joe MeAlis,er has gone to Beau
mont, Texas. to visit his brother.
Special prices on can good.
this week, at J NJ Nynns
J. II Arnold has 4 me to Marion
Ohio for brief stay
Miss Vivian Chapman. OF White
Bluff, spent Saturday here,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-26

kabo live model Corsets. $l.00
and up W. II. Walker.
II il is Quality groceries YOU
want, see ]. NJ, Wynns' stock.
Mrs, Everett Fulmer spent Tues
day in Nashville.
Miss Johnnie Hicks spent Wednes-
day in Nashville,
Eat nothing but the best. Get i,
at ]. NJ. Wvnns.
Frank Volt at home this week
nursing a bone felIon on one OF his
fingers.
Mrs Ii. G,Fentress. OF Nash.
vile was the guest Of Mrs. !. e..
Robertson Tuesday.
Alex Forester, of Union City. is
the guest Of Mr. and Mr~. NJ. h..
Reeves.
Cream Bread, that good kind a,
J. VI. Wynns.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W W.
Cowan, just south of Dickson, sun.
day, March u, u daughter.
Don't fail tc see the Spring line
VI goods at \ Gelberman that is
being sold at bankrupt prices,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-26

Remember We need that sub
scription vou OWE III
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-26
How This?

VIC IEUUNTVU IIVIIdIs
" any case Of Catarrh
u he cured by Halls
h Cure.
y J CHENEY A co. Toledo, O..
he sIiers. sned. have known =. j.
sos 'oT he last u years, and believe
tet 'ac ~ honorable In all business
actions and financially able 10 carry
my obligations made by his nrm.
,ATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
lalrs Cntarrh Cure is taken internally,
,g directly upon the blood and mut
surfaces OF the system Testimonials
III free. Price rs cents per bottle Sold
III Druggists.
sasa HALL Family Pills for constipation
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
THEATRICAL STAR is
CLEVER PHOTOGRAPHER

Kate Guyon the pretty. young ac-
tress who plays the role Of Oscar Fig
mans fiaucec i'm "A Pair of Skies,
which comes to the Crystal theater
Monday. December %, has the repu-
tation of being a clever photographer
Miss Guyon has taken several prizes
at exhibitions for her skin in compo-
sition and subtle lighting effects
The actress always carries several
cameras with her when en- tour and
her hotel room and her OrCssing room
ut the thcatcr are always filled with
Photographic paraphernalia aud chem
icals. She is always cNperimentins
for new effects and this tendency lea
To- q rather humorous experience last
week in Kansas City where "A Pair
of Skies was playing.
loud report like that Of q gun shot
came from Miss Guyou's room start
ling everybody within carshot and
one excited guest, who scented suicide,
started on q run for the office within
eighteen seconds by the clock Miss
Guyons door was stormed by a score
of roOmers headed by the hotel clerk.
The actress-photo was discov-
cred An the act Of calmly flashlighting
a couple Of Persian cats which re-
posed upon "a diVan
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
COUNTY SCHOOLS
GIVE PROGRAMS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Interesting Exercises Mark
Holiday Season at AtriSco
and Santa Barbara Good
Progress Made by Children

Unusually Interesting Christmas pro-
grams have been given and are to
he given in the rural schools Of the
county in celebration Of the holiday
season. Under the direction of Supt,
Atanasio Montoya. the schools have
had So far a year OF exceptional pro
srcss and Improvement and both
teachers ana pupils are to be congrat-
ulatcd for the advancement made.
The following program was rem
dered yesterday afternoon by the pu-
pills Of the Auisco school, of which
Mrs. Woodwork is principal:
Sung-Merry Christmas School
Xmas Letters. Aleian-
dro Garcia, Antonio Gallegos Entimo
Herrera, Trinidad Apodaca, Ezekiel
Sanchez.
Reeitation-'Tis Xmas Gavinia
Anaya, AHA Zamora.
Spanish Song-Martinello, school
Recitation - A Wish. Agucda
Amanda.
A Xmas Problem. Domingo Turicta.
Motion Song-See-
Rcciution-Joily old ST. Nicholas.
Domptria Sanchez.
Song-Ring the Bells School
Recitation-Juanita's Stocking, Jua-
nit0 Chavez.
Recitation-sitting Up for Santa.
niH Chavez.
ltecitation--Around the Xmas Tree.
fetfonila Sanchez, Salas Perea Lus
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
SANTA BARBARA SCHOOL
ENTERTAINMENT TO-DAY

The entertaiument Of the Santa Bar
b2ra school district No. Is. in charge
of Miss Barbara Harris and Miss Irene
| Burke win be given this afternoon,
and Is sure % be q genuine treat 70
an who hear it, The program will
be as follows
Welcome. Ricardo Chavez.
song" Christmas Day Primary
grades
Recitation - Christmas Cheer. "
Eligia CordOva
Recitation-"A Gift to santa Claus"
Mike Pcrea.
Christmas Time" Inter-
mediate grades
Recitation-'C christmas Pie" sam
uel Gonzales.
Becitatiou-A Christmas song.
/ Refugi0 Lucero
Folk Dance. intermediate grades.
Reeiation-"The Lost Pocket" Jo-
sefla Quintana.
Recitation-"I Wonder" Elisardo
Romero.
song-"The song Of Angels In
tcrmediate grades
Recitation-4Under the NistIetoe.
Amalia Garcia
Reeitatiou-"A Visit From st. Nich-
olas." Melton Nolasco.
Song jolly old ST. Nicholas -
Nareeina padilla
Becitation-"OW john Jose Pc
re1.
Drill Intermediate boys
Song" New Year Bells. Primary
Grades
Beeitation-"Glad Christmas Bells"
lmelda Moline
Recitation-"Sa santa Cmus Cipri-
ana Galindro
Softly the Echoes Inter
mediate grades.
star Drill intermediate girls.
Bacitdtiou-"T Best Day" Au-
gustino Romero.
Recitation-"W What Makes Christ
mas" Lucarita Chavez.
Folk Dance intermediate grades.
Recitauon-"T JOY Of Giving.
Jose Garcia
Song-"With Hearts Truly Crate
1 full. Intermediate grades.
7 Song of the Fir Tree IN
( termedatc grades
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
Notes of Interest
From State Museum

santa Ft. Dec 11-Ralph Meyers.
the Taos artist, exhibits lour uf hts
paintings at the museum. Scamp
Fire Glow Among the Aspcns s am
unusual almost weird eauNus The
glow of the firo being reflected hy the
trunks az the trees r the foreground
while I'm the BACKGROUND are the dark
blue MASSES ot mountains and forest
with just "a glow along the edge PRONE
Use of q rising moon. 'Nhite Bear
Peak Is the picture of glorious Taos
mountain peak, bathed ln sunlight
OF tho other two pictures. one Is q
landscape study of the Indian country
In Oklahoma, and The other ot the
desert on the navajo reservation. both
toe then, quite different from the FIRST
two pictNes.
Eond Francisco, the noted Las An-
galos painter. relative ot Judsc a..
.B Laughlm. had am gNhitit of his
most recent paintings Fast week.. Mr.
Francisco is one of the pioneer ptlut-
ers of Los Angeles and his work
aroused much interest among art loV-
ers Amoue his landscapes arc many
of The sunset mountain scenes, Wild
Businesses. as we'll Hs quiet suHltt
slopes. am of which he hats made PEE
.cularly his own. Several of his pic
lures have been shown at the museum
and Judge and Mrs. Lauehlin. as well
as Mr and Mrs. w j Barker are the
fortunate possessors uf several lhe
head of Ventura. exhibited iu the
museum by Il. l.. Blumenschcin, and
one of the fine indian pictures hl
Irving E. Couse, also shown during
tho Taos exhibit at the museum are
A
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
TOWERS OF Y. M. C. A.
TO BE LIGHTED WHEN
NIGHT TRAINS ARRIVE

Electric lights are tn Doc placed In
the two towers of the y NJ. q. A.
building. They are to be lighted on
Gala occasions ot The city ANA Z.
piEhts when Santa FeF trains are arr
riving. SO the Y. NJ. g. A VIII bc seen
even bv tourists who pass through the
city after dark
ARRANGEMENTS have been made so
that the roof garden may De convert
ed al amy time into an open alt
movie theatep Connections nave
been arranged for projecting ma
chimes. A canvas may br placed ol
the north end Of the garden. The
place will accommodate several nun
Interior work on the " NJ. G. a.
building is being rushed ahead win
the same speed that brought about me
completion of the outside I'M quick
time The first coat of plosIerlng mas
been finished practically throughout
the building. Two and in some rooms
three coats of pastcring are TO be
givcn Plastorers were at work yea-
terday i'm the lobby This viii be I'M
ished today and they win so to the
swimming pool next
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
HAS PLAN TO STIR UP
ALBUQUERQUE TO SIZE
OF ST0CKMEN'S MEET

IN order to impress upon inc bu5I-
ness men of Albuquerque the impol
tance of entertaining a cuttlrmen :
convention and the benefits i'm ~ busl-
ness way which are To be derived from
The convention I'm March. the Cham
her OF Commerce is gathering status
tics ana expressions Of opinion from
the El Paso business men r'gafuins
the effects of the convention htd
there last March upon business "a gen
cral This information viii not he
given out until all OF the lil Paso iiinF
written To have responded, UP 90
the present time the hotels nave oeen
heard from and the largest depart
ment store I'm the city Their letters
an indicate that the business men OF
the city are very anxious that the con-
vontion go back there next year ana
that they are more than willing 20
entertain the cattlemen any time they
will gather at Ill Poso.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
lion ln prrYent Cronp.

Every effort should be made 10
prevent the attacks by giving the child
a light supper and plenty Of fresh air
.at all times. The child should be
warmly clad when out Of doors. Es-
pecially the feet should be well pro
tected and under no circumstances
ghould the child be allowed to remain
with wet or cold feet Tlen wateh
for tho first symptom, hoarsenesa
ana give Chamberlain's Cough Rem
odv at once and the attack may be
wardod off. This remedy is a faForlts
with the mothers of cfoupy children
and can always be depended upon. II
is pleasant and safe 10 take OBTAIN
able everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23

Arm9o. Soriada Caudelafia. Chata
Garcia. NaIora sanchez.
Song - The Sandman. Modesto
Maiz.
PLAY m Spanish-Sauta Claus Visit.
school Cast of characters Santa
Claus Damacio Apodaca. Mrs santa
Claus. Amala Gonzales. Superlnten-
dent of schools. Ahehn0 sanchez
children in school. Tomasita Saayedra.
Joseiita Chavez. Andrea Garcia. Jua-
nita Sanchez Emilia Candelaria. Vi-
ccnte ApoiJca. Carlos Casedas.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23

Silver CITY ~ NJ, Dec. 22.---Ad-
iutant General Harry r. Herring Of
The New Mexico national guard visit
ed Silver City Yesterday He came
here TO inspect the new company of
gunrdsmen recently mustered in and
expressed himself as greatly pleased
with the progress the new company
is making. There was a turnout OF
the complete membership at drill last
night and the adjutant general made
a brief talk TO the citizen soldiers.
The equipment for the new company
is now ON the way here from santa
Fe, and when it arrives the company
viii give big military ball In the
armOTV.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
Words Of Praise for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

Last winter ] used TWO botITes OF
Chamberlains Cough Remedy" writes
Mrs. John Miller. Roanoke, Ind. 1t
cured me of severe cold on the lungs
and am aggravating cough. / have
recommended this remedy to a great
many people who have used il and
have nothing but words of praise for
it. Obtainable everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
GUNS GET TWO
IN TROUBLE WITH
CLOVIS COURTS
Deadly Weapons Figure in
Cases Lodged Against Men
in Eastern New Mexico
Town; Special Levy Made.

ESPECIAL caaRessoNoENcr ra MORNING JOURNAL,
Clovis n NJ. Dec OIL NJ HART
was bound over ATond9, l,y the ius-
tce of the peace to await the action
OF the grand jury ON the charge of
flaurishinr deadly wrano,, i'm nph-
lle Hartt arrived IN town 4 frw DAYS
ago and SATURDAY. nipht ~ * said to
have become more or less under the
Influence of John Earleveorn and
whilo i'm this condition Inn "a local Sac
loon IL is charged. ne had evcrvthinr
his own way for "A short time by
pointing his revolver at others who
were i'm the saloon m the limo The
nicht Watchman was finally notified
and as he came in the front door
Hartt IS said to have rone out tho
back door and fled to his hotel where
ne y9s found 4 short tima later bv
the Waterman. hiding under a bed. He
has been unable So far to furnish bail.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-12-23
I1l Porycnir Is LEASED

Easl Las vegas, n. NJ. Dec T.
El Porvenir. the famous mountain re-
sort eighteen miles from Las Vegas
In the Gallinas canyon, has been
leased BY it's owner, Margarito Ro-
nero. 10 the southern Coal Operators
association of Kansas city, MO-
which viii erect forty cottages during
the coming summer The association
expects to provide a first-class resort
for it's members and for the public.
lf the plan is a success, forty addition
al coltngos viii DO erected I'm lNll