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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-22
ASHTON NEWS

Look carefully before you sign
your name to anything,
Com. r. j. Prentiss made our
school a short but pleasant call
Thursday.
One of the first consequences of
the war with Europe is the soaring
of the cost of living at a hight al
titude. In the end the poor man
pays all the cost of wars. Those in
high places generally manage to
recOup themselves.
Miss Robbie Fitzpatrick was the
lovely guest of Miss Effie Middle
brooks Tuesday night.
When we cen not be anything
else we can be still. This would
apply with profit to youngsters in
church or school.
Mrs. g. 6. Reeves and Mrs.
JAS. Bishop spent Wednesday with
the formers daughter Mrs. Ossie
WilliDgham.
An ounce of common sense is
worth three pounds of patent
medicine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McCracklin
from the city spent Sunday here
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
'Dssie Willingham. Mr.. McCrack-
lin is the possessor of an Indian
Motorcycle.
Work is a grand cure for all
,maladies and miseries that ever
beset mankind.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. T. Middle
brooks visited their son Mr.. Ollie
MiddlebroOks near Roanoke school
Wednesday and Thursday.
Let's raise everything we posi-
bly, can on our farms. Something
we usually have to buy, such as
white sugar, baking-powder or a
few other things like that but even
these may be bought with egg
money. 1t is buying too many
ahings at the store and paying out
good money for them, that keeps
Abe majority of US poor.
Miss Lucia Norris was absent
from school Thursday and Friday
aOn account of illness.
Quite q number of young folks
enjoyed the dance Friday evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Darby.
Mr.. Dixon from west of town be-
Jog violenist, Among those from
RoWn and Roanoke Were: Misses
Dora Mitcham, Sallie Dixon,
Maggie Young Fitzgerald, Smith
and Pauline Mitcham; Messrs Sam
Dixon, Estelle Mitcham, Dean |
Brown, Jim Evans, SiIas Dixon,
Nharile Lee Rogers and Arthur
poker.
Perfection is not yet known in
part of this worldly earth of
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-22
Oyster Shell
Lime Fertilizers

200 pound sacks only 75cts or
$50 per ton, the best cheapest
product to put on your lands
broadcast to swecten the soil and
make it produce what it should;
everybody that has ever used this
on their lands has got the best OBJ
tainable results. "Buy a ton of
OYSTER SHELL LIME" Car
lot just received.
Dodd Supply Company.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-22
OCilIa Southern R. r.
SCHEDULES
Effective Feb. z,

Close connection is made with trains of the G, 6
F. A. G. L. and A. B. & A. For-.further informa
ton see Ticket Agents or communicate with
D. C. SMITH, Genl Manager
J. M. CRUTE, Asst. G. P. A,
Ocilla. Ga.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-22

Neutrality is a good thing-as
long as it floats.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-22
Lynchburg Plows: The best made
sold at Dodd Supply Co.

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prise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19
HOW To DRIVE TO GLOBE SPRINGS.
COX'S RANCH AND TARGET RANCE

TN response to some inquiries for
driving directions TO the govern
ment target range, Globe Springs
and Cox's ranch. The Herald herewith
presents some figures from a log made
a year ago by Capt A P Watts. quar-
termaster at Fort Bliss. The same
conditions prevail today. The speed
ometer should be set at Fort Bliss.
Passing the Country club and crossing
the p. P & s. w. track, instead Of driv-
ing into Fort Bliss in going up the in
cline, turn to the left across street car
track. setting the speedometer at O..
and drive north along the fort Oppo-
site military camp turn left over the
Z. P. & S. ". tracks, then continue
north along the tracks inside a lane
a short distance jog left, then right.
There are two roads here. Keep the
right road, going up the railroad. with
the railroad on the right, to Tobin and
Nations ranch az miles). Pass through
cattle guard or gate between Nations
ranch and Tobin. Follow the center
road, which leads straight ahead to-
wards Hits ranch The road on the
right leads to Newman, n. NJ, and a
very dim road leads west towards the
mountains At about SIS miles, turn
left do not keep the road straight
ahead) and drive towards the Frank
lin mountains until you strike
another road running north and
south (the speedometer will regis
ter about IL miles,. Then turn
right and follow this road direct to
Hits ranch 03-9)- It is possible to 20
through the ranch yard By opening two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

4 BOvE is d log OF the road from
n Elephant Butte dam TO Del4ing,
by way OF Hillsboro and Mutt,
or vice versa. The log shows the speed
ometer distances in either direction and
it is therefore optional with the motor
ist whether he makes the trip from the
dam or from Deming. This road IS
marked by its scenic beauty and is
popular trip with those automobilists
who have already made it For those
who have not made the trip, Il is worth
while Good hotel accommodations can
be secured at Hillsbor0. and. while the
trip from the dam to Deming and FL
Paso through HillsbOro, can be made In
a day, ii is recommended that two days
be taken for the trip, the first DAYS
run being made TO Hfllsboro and the
next days run including Mutt and
Deming and the return home. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

gates (water can he had) or the tourist
can leave the ranch and cattle pens
on the left and go through a cattle
guard Without stopping. Continue to
follow the road straight ahead At
ISL the road forks at Goes ranch.
Take the right road for Globe Springs
or CoX's ranch, the left road to the
government target range.
Continuing to COx's ranch and Globe
Springs. the road forks again at
(abOut) p miles. Take the right hand
road. In a short time some rough
road. full Of sharp curves, is encOun-
tered At 35.5 miles another ranch is
passed. on the left At 81 turn left,
over a dim road. towards the noun
tains. The road straight ahead would
lead to AlamogordO. The road to the
left leads to Globe Springs, Cox's
ranch and Organ. through pasture and
gates. After taking this road. II is
impossible to miss Globe Springs, as
the road runs direct to Globe Springs
branch. back against the mountains
The road to COx's ranch is north along
side OF the mountains from Globe ranch
and It is impossible TO get off Of It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

1.-THE time Of the year has come when
we are commencing to figure the
- how. when and where Of what we
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19
FROM OKLAHOMA.
TO COAST BY CAR
FL Pasoan and Wife Leave
For Estancia; Motor Car
Sales and Parties.

n 7 Davis and wife, in a Ford,
rassed through FL PasO this week on
their way to the California exposiuons
from oklahoma City. They came BY
- Of rTeyarlxana. Dallas. Roswell and
Alamogordo and found the roads an
GOOD. They had two bloWouts ana
one puncture between their star 3
r,Oinf and FL PasO. At FL Paso they
Borderland and Mr.. Davis declared u
the finest driving guide he had ever
seen.
z. A Cady. foreman. for Henry
WoIsch. accompanied by his wife, leIt
Friday in his HupmObile 20 Tor .
tour to Estancia, n, NJ. BY way OF
Elephant Butte dam They VIII De
gone two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. S W. Daniels returned
Thursday from an overland Trip %
Deming and Lorlsburg, made IN IhelE
Ford. Mr. and Mrs Daniels, accOmpan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r LOOMS
viii leave Monday morning for Ele-
plant Butte
II. [. Boyer and wife will leave
Thursday Tor Albuquerque ana Denver
in their Maxwell special touring car
Mr.. Boyer VIII be away until 41e9sID
Der on organization work for the FRA
ternal Brotherhood;
We've sold our last 1915 Maxwell,
said Adolph Buquor. OF the Buquor MO-
Tor company. 1T went to w. H.
Shrouck, our subagent at Sierra Blanca
for a customer there We won't nave
any more cars until after July 1 ana
my brother and / VIII leave Tor De-
troit next Friday TO attend a confer
ence OF Maxwell distributors and make
our plans for the coming season"
The FL Paso Overland company has
hanr h1n further ship
ments Of the new model SO Overland,
but several carloads are now reported
en- route The company reports some
sales OF other models as follows: " u.
Geddes. III East Boulevard, model So
touring car: S. Michael and S. Farris,
model 50 five passenger touring car
Fred Mueller. Clint. model 79 five pas
senger touring car; W W Cox, Las
Cruces. model 50 six seven passenger
touring car; Coleman & katz, delivery
car.
Charles Hendi, Jr.. manager OF the
Ford branch at Denver, is spending
few days in FL Paso on business
The Tri-State Motor company was
able to secure a shipment OF eight Ford
touring cars. delivery being made 70
the following: r. E Wiley, zoos Mag
offin avenue; z. Partin, Gil East Boule-
ward: DR.. B. F. Galloway. Mills building;
G. Pucket. 215 Mills street; l. Bravo
south BrOadWayf z w ArnolQi SUD
agent at AlamOgordO, and ". ID. New
ton, subagent at Las Cruces
The Elliott Garrett company reports
the following Studebaker sales: J. W.
Stafford. five passenger touring car;
Robert Sitter. roadster; Carl Price.
Salisnas. n. NJ, five passenger six
touring car.
A new. two-ton truck appeared on
the streets Friday with the name or
the James A. Dick company painted on
its sides The truck is the newest
model General Motor company truck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19
HOW To PACK FOR AUTO TOUR
To THE MOUNTAINS To HUNT
Some Important Advice to Fishermen and Hunters Who
Expect to Make Tours This Season; What to Take
and What Not to Take; M dicine Kits, Nails First
Aid Kits Necessary; How to Utilize Space.
By WILLIAM R RUEss,

having this vial with them all the time
when they are away from camp. A
rattler will give you the road invariably
but they have been known to bite, and.
take il from me permanganate is then
worth its weight in gold II is also a
pretty piouE idea 10 have one blade OF
your pocket knife very sharp In case il
is necessary to take care OF a snike bite
pair OF tweezers in your medicine kit
Meat Wire.
Another thing that comes in very
handy around camp is a small coil OF
you are out in deer country and want
to make some jerky (charque.)
After deciding on the provisions you
are going to take comes the other I'm
pOrtant part. transportation, Nowadays
we usually use TIE auto to take our
load 70 where we hit the trail and the
question comes Up how best to handle
the supplies. Personally am a great
believer IN flour sacks. You can put
things in sacks and feel sure that the
the first big bump you hit and best OF
all you can keep things clean.
The Packing.
After you have sacked everything you
can commences to pack your machine.
You will find that empty shell cases
make excellent boxes TO pack things in
before putting them in the machine as
they are OF a size that allows them to
be put IN the rOnneau 10 the best aQTan-
tage and still leave room enough for the
passengers to ride reasonably comfort
able. II your trip IS going to take a
couple OF days By automobile before you
get TO where you viii commence to pack
be sure and put your stuff in the
machine 50 you can get what you viii
want along the road without taking the
whole load Off Above all things don't
tie things all around the outside OF the
machine as that Is about the surest way
in the world 70 lose them, and remem-
Der that the ordinary touring car is not
a truck so don't overload it
have found that a very nice way to
carry the blankets etc, IS TO take the
your roll Of bedding so that It viii be
about the same length as the cushion.
Don't make your roll too tight You
can then lay the roll IN the cushions
place and you viii find that II makes
a very acceptable rear seat. and besides
you viii find that your bedding will be
much cleaner than II you tied IL on the
running board or trunk rack.
Guns and Tackle.
You will also find that you can place
your fishing rods and two or three guns
I personally have found this TO be the
best place on the machine to carry your
rods and guns as they can't bump
around and get all skinned up.
After you have placed all OF your out
fit in the car you can cover everything
with a canvas so as to keep things
clean. and you are ready to leave. II
you have been careful in your packing
and have fastened your canvas down
tight you won't need TO worry about
losing anything
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

A new. two-ton truck appeared on
the streets Friday with the name or
the James A. Dick company painted on
its sides. The truck is the newest
model General Motor company truck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

scenery between Elephant Butte dam
and HillsbOro is very beautiful, with
several streams OF running water to
be seen. While there are some compar-
atively heavy grades, the roads are re-
ported good
The Herald prints on this same page
today a log Of the road to the dam and
to Albuquerque. This log. combined
with the above map. viii give the au-
tomObilist a complete log for the rip
from here TO the dam and back to
Deming- Every FL Paso automobilist
knows the road between Deming and
FL PasO. If not. The Herald will be
pleased to furnish this or it can be Sc
cured from Harry LOeke's Borderland
book. recently issued.
The map log Of the trip to Hills
boro is drawn by Mr. Locke and is one
OF the many to be included in a log
book which he and r. H. Rinehart are
now getting out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

NAAA4 TIME "a AAAH y gaAA mas ~eA-AN W---A+
we are commencing to figure the
= how, when and where Of what We
are going to do
There are some OF the regulars who
would sooner miss ten years Of peace
full life than their yearly outing in the
hills, who have their favorite pool in
some quiet stream in which there turks
phantom speclled fellow who has
given them the laugh for the last two
or three seasons, or else, a deep canyon
that has made a safe retreat for some
wary buck who in spite OF all their
efforts to bag him still is there and
the chances are will be till old age
takes him into camp; TO this crowd I
would say don't waste the time 70 read
this article as the chances are all Of
you know far more about hitting the
trail than do. II IS the man or woman
who is going to make his or her maiden
trip TO the hills that I think can give
The OUTFIT.
The first thing that the camper
thinks OF when he makes up his OF her
mind to spend few weeks in the hills
is, what do 1 want TO take with me.
Ny advice to every one who is figur-
ing on a trip OF any distance away
from plenty OF supplies is 70 not try
to get ready too quick. for II you do
you are going to forget something IN
less you have a friend who has been
through the mill before and who Is
willing to give you the list that ne
works by: IN other words. the list OF
supplies, etc, that many previous trips
into the hills has taught him is a COM
plete one and yet not too much II you
have not such a friend it is a good
plan to put a little memorandum book
in your pocket for a week or so before
you are ready to 90 and whenever you
think OF anything that you really feel
you couldn't get along without, mark
il down. ever remembering, however,
that the real benefit you are going to
get out OF the trip is going to come
from roughinE Il, so leave out anything
that sounds like a luxury and don't
take any more dishes than you feel
you absolutely need, for dishes are
the Waterloo OF the amateur packer.
First AID.
Don't let anyone talk you out OF tax
ing a few six and eight penny nails
along with you, Il will surprise you
how handy they are around camp
Don't overlook the fact that it is the
Unforeseen that always happens and
take a good compact first aid kit with
you There are several good ones in
the market that can be carried IN the
coat pocket OF the saddle bags
In addition to your kit 90 to your
druggist and have him put up a small
vial OF permangana OF potash for each
member OF the party. insist on them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

Of
* trip shape from
IL
bridge the
Rio Grande
prepared by president
ez-mayor Albuquerque
and Albuquerque said by Col Sellers to be in
FL PasO proved the truth of this statement by covering the
dstancef from Albuquerque % FL a day recently
follows the permanent Mexico highway:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

The Elliott Garrett company reports
the following Studebaker sales: J. w.
Stafford, five passenger touring car;
Robert Sitter. roadster; Carl Price.
Salisnas. n. N, five passenger ''six"
t0urfue- car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

H. [. Boyer and wife will leave
Thursday for Albuquerque and Denver
in their Maxwell special touring car.
Mr.. BOYER viii be away until DecerD
Der on organization work for the Fra
r1-n#ha~1rOd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19
MOTORISTS To OIL ROADS.

Residents and motorists Of St Louis who
use the county highways will be asked TO
contribute toward defraying the expense Of
oilinE the 500 miles OF macadam roads dur
ing the sumner. The St. Louis county
court has contracted for about $4,000 worth
Of crude oil to be used on the roads The
estimated cost OF oiling a mile OF road Is
about $3.50. OF which residents along the
stretch Of road and motorists are expected
20 pay $50 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

and was bought from the Oakland sales
company.
-
F J. Garrett has gone to Detroit
where he Will make arrangements for
the 1915 deliveries for the ElliOtt-Gar-
rett company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19


% Cemetery. Turn to left up hill
% Small powder house on right
SO Avoid road to right
- Forks, leave main road and turf
TO right
~ Bad cross road. Slow up.
90 Road in on right.
81 Road in on right
Ga Cross big arroyo
So Turn corner OF fence, bear left
IA Top of mesa
10.2 Avoid road TO left
1875 Hubbeu Spring. Old adobe house
Keep straight ahead, bearing Z
little TO left.
40 Cross small arroyo
IA Cross road Slow up.
15-5 Road in on right.
1I-3 Cross arroyo
IA Three roads; take middle road
straight across; avoid going tc
left or right
17-5 Cross road.
17-9 Cross road
18-2 Cross road.
21-3 Deep small arroyo Slow up.
z2-5 Deep small arroyo Slow up.
26-3 Pass between an old adobe house
and small lake.
2S.5 Large trees and good spring
Good camping place but nc
wood.
s2-2 cross road. Slow up. Cut
fences If any.
1858 Dim forks, bear right
$40 Road is on right.
S9.2 Forks, bear right for Socorro
bridge cutoff (sign here). Cut
fences, If any.
Az Cross road.
45.4 Bear left before crossing r. r
45-6 Cross R r. track and bear dag.
nally to the right to main road,
41.9 Cross arroyo.
49, Cross road and arroyo.
52.2 Cross road and arroyo
sos French hill.
IA Down Johnson grade.
1874 Good camping place; both wood
and water
Isl Cross river on bridge.
I9.5 Cross p r. and turn left
$50 SOcOrrO. Winkler hotel first
class. rates, $3.50. Several small
restaurants Good stores. Glib
bons' garage and repair shop.
Oil and gas, zoe. r p station,
telegraph and express Continue
west along Plaza one block; turn
left at Park hotel and follow
main road.
945 Continue straight on. Road to
left leads to Carthage.
$50 san Antonio. Hilton hotel, rates
50. Garase but no repair shop.
Good store OIL and gas. Tele-
graph and express. Follow p
R track south. Graded road. In
quire at store or hotel for de-
tour around mud between here
ana ElmenQOrL
1922 san MareiaI. Hotel Gas and
oil The road from here to
Cuchillo is thoroughly signed.
1913 NOEaI Canyon. Good place to
camp. Wood and water
1872 State road camp. Near here is
about the only bad piece Of road
between Albuquerque and Gu
chillo, coming out Of Monticello
canyon, where for a mile or more
it is necessary to travel over
a coarse, gravel road, but cars
make IL without much trouble.
1924 Cuehi1Io. Martins hotel. OIL
and gas, 35c.
1884 Las PaIomas.
1904 Arrey. Cross Rio Grande river
on new bridge.
212.A RfncOn.
249.9, Las Cruces Drive south on
Main street
247.3 Turn right.
PALS Turn left.
800 Mesina Park. Follow state high
way.
25S.5 Mesquite.
265.9 BerrinO.
27O.s Anthony. State line.
2S1.0 White Spur.
2S7.S Shelter on left. Follow street
car track across viaduct.
pos. Turn left.
2sO.s Ell Paso. Mills building. Pioneer
plaza
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19

The ordinary cost o. a Want Ad in
The FL PasO Herald is % cents. II
reaches an average Of about 1000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-19
HOWT0M0TOR To ALBUQUERQUE;
NEW LOG Of ROAD FROM FL PASO

Also Return Trip Log Giving Different Route Part
Of the Way; the Road Is Now Good and Trip to AL
buquerque Can Be Made in Day; Log Is Pre-
pared by Col. Sellers, of Albuquerque.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13

County Commissioners ~ their September
term 1919. for renewal or a certain re-
tail liquor license granted to William
BiyanS and John g. Callahan 10 your
September term. 1914. and transferred 90
William X. Bivau~ ar Your December
term. 1919. aud transferred 10 Steve Peters
agent for Edward r. Keller Administrator
OF the William K. Bivaus Estate ON the
18th day OF April. 1915. and transferred 90
me az your August term. 1919 for the
sale of Intoxicating. vinous. malt and
SpirituOuS liquors in less quantities than
five gallons n a time with the privilege OF
allowing the same 90 be sold and drank on
the premises also for the sale OF cigars
tobacc0S. non -intOXicatinC beverages and
the serving Of luncn. Ny place OF business
wherein said liquors are 20 DE sold and
drank is located IN the front room ON the
ground floor OF the twO-story brick build
ing situated and known as No. 100 Lincoln
Highway East. South Bend, Ind. Said
room being in the form OF a triangle and
measures - feet inches running from
the northeast corner I'm southerly direc-
tion. thence west - Ieet, thence i'm nor
thirty direction So feet with entrances from
the front on Lincoln Highway East. from
an alley on west side. and from a stair
way leading 10 second noor.
Aug 18th 1918 WILLIAM 4 MEYERS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
LIQTOR LICENSE RENEWAL.

Notice is hereby given 10 the citizens Of
the Third ward. and OF the City of South
Bend. Portage township. -. Joseph Coun-
ty. Indiana. that the undersigned Will APP
ply 10 the Board Of County Commissioners
nj their September term. 1915. for permits
sion 10 purchase and have transferred Co
him the retai liquor license granted at
your September term. 1914 10 Herman
Ross and George Kies. agent for Tillie
Kugbardt. Administrators Of the Estate Of
Edward kiughardt. deceased. for the sale
of intoxicating. vinous malt and spiritu
Gus liquors i'm less quantities than five gal
Ions at a time. with the privilege Of allow
ing the same To be drank on the premises.
also for the sale Of cigars. tobaccOs. non
intoxicating beverages and the serving of
lunch. The place Of business aud the
premises wherein said liquors are TO be
sold and drank is located i'm the front
room on the ground floor Of the twO-Story
frame building situated and known as No.
81 West South street. South Bend, Ind.
The dimensions OF said room are 80 feet
north and south. and II feet east and
west with entrances from the front on
West South Street, and from restaurant
on west side
Aug. 18th, 1915 HERMAN ROSS