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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

AT the end drowses and yet wakes a workman.
proclaimed by his garments TO be from out of
town while his wfes pure. patient. affectonate
head leans on his shoulder. she in slumber
clutching the thin shawl about her babe.
All tones subdued. There is everywhere
care of detail. Nothing is exaggerated. nothing
loud. the whole eXquisitely poised. Why not
have the school children look often at it?
Not because OF any inferiori,y in subject, mo-
tive or treatment 1t high honors at the
Royal Academy. Its author was bronze medal
list at Paris. Its purpose is 10 out the inhu
man caricature of want and over.plenty home
lessness and dissipation the children Of need and
the children Of greed in immediate juxtaposition
1t is the Golden Rule in coors.
Then why forbid the sight
Three reasons are assigned. First il does not
mt in with the surroundings. which are cheerful
and bright. Would an art expert admit that as
valid? Who does not appreciate the value of
contrasts? Did Raphael paint the Sistine Ma.
donna, majestic. awenspiring without putting
at the bottom cute, frisky little cherubs? In any
sort of laboratory, music, teaching-s il not
prime principle TO bring out the chief note bv
not the "banish-sorrow" effect of the remainder
of the immense hall in this wonderful high school
be enhanced by few feet. Of counter theme?
Second the piece might be depressing 10 the
students. None Of lis would needessIy throw a
shadow into those young lives. They will have
enough of such If they stay long on this earthly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
Bible and the spelling book started with
in Adams fall

Bible and the spelling book started with
"ln Adams fall
We ahmed all,
shut off by UNCONVENTIONAL squabble brought
on by our cosmopolitan character Of population
But all churches and all moral leaders will con.
cede the point of Dolman's painting
You know perfectly we'll something has to be
done about this outof-work and poor-and-rich
issue. If we have failed to settle 1t because OF
lack Of wisdom courage or selfsacriice shall
we add crime TO crime by keeping the youth from
sensing Ii?
dream beckons me.
A Lady Bountiful of the coming age leads In
philanthropy, leads in what Is finer than to.day's
phanthropy-she helps the Unconditional to
neip themselves. She prates less OF kindness
she stands for justice to the least favored
rue her home opens to her unfortunate sisters:
YET her glory Is that their homes open to her
NO Inaudlin sentiment dims her clear socioloe.
lcai vision Her sick dos does not have high.
priced doctor, while a slum mothers baby has
none Champagnes and gowns, with lives OF hun.
Sry seamstresses stitched into them she could
aHord but could not endure. Some folks say they
can believe in God since they have seen her
all for others. all for love and uplift.
She Is asked to explain her passion for aerv
ing. She says, "ln the school attended wae
picture. showing seven needy fellow humans ont
In the cold and further on palace OF merrnoent
where other fellow humans reveIed and didn't
care and God talked to me by that picture. and
now you know" $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
BY Rev. S.Edward Young, DID.
Pastor of the Bedford Presbyterian Church.
Brooklyn.

Pastor of the Bedford Presbyterian Church.
Brooklyn.
~ HOULD John Charles Dollman Am My
Brothers. Keeper" greet the eyes of
by school children from thirteen TO cigh-
teen in the auditorium OF the most largely
attended high school in the world?
What is this painting? The Thames embank-
ment, London; cold. bare fagstones, sombre
street lamps; fog alfgrowiing out from its green
and yellow mist stately trees heroicay holding
their own against the haze and dark; beyond
them gorgeous windows that tell of warmth
within and brilliance and revelry. 1t is late An.
tumn--so say the almost bare boughs and here
and there leaf fresh fallen on the pavement
In the foreground is the inevitable London
bench. that irremovable armrest at the middle
declaring Nobody sprawl here" In one
endcorner dozes more-than -mddleaged man
Of intelligent, serious face, whom the Winter
night has found out of work, out of shelter Next
to him young man bows his head too low for
us to see his face-btter his disappointment and
loneliness. The one beside him has touch of
the grotesque In his semi-crosswise posture and
the incongruiy of his clothes
And there soldier, rather than show uplu.
familiarity toward her who comes next sits bolt
upright, drops his head backward to the bench
top. sleeps with open mouth and medal of flag.
ribbon and metal staring on his breast-he would
not surrender that to get meal lodging
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

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q. 8. ..s.: 81
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
NEW AUTO DELIVERY

The Carrisozo Trading Co, true
TO i's progressive principles, is now
delivering eats aud other merchan.
disc in canopy-topped auto deliv
ery.van. Ziegler Brothers and Pat
ty ~ Hobbs have also recognized
the auto for some time as bust
ness proposition, aud old Dobbin
may be reasonably sure that his
rest will not he disturbed 10y re.
turn to the old regime for The sue.
cess Of the stunt is unquesiioned
aud the experimental stage is past
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER SUCCESS

In spite Of the very inclement
weather, the chicken pie dinner
given by the ladies OF the Metho
dist Church was a pronounced sue.
cess. In driving gale, augmented
later in the evening with binding
whirl Of snow, Sam Fambrough,
with his trusty Overland, did ex
cellent service for the cause. trans
porting load after load Of people to
and from the church who would
otherwise have been unable TO at
tend. Much credit is due Mr..
Fambrough for his generous con.
tributlon to the auccess Of the din
ner. Besides chicken pie, a menu
Of creamed potatoes, fruit salad
coffee, ice cream and assorted cake
was served. Practically all OF thu
articles OF food prepared found {
ready sale, and upwards Of thirt,
dollars W as realized and the gros
receipts of the evening.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
OUT ON BOND

Guillermo Salazar faced Justice
Massie yesterday afternoon to ans
wer to q charge cf brandishing a
deadly weapon with one Hilario
Lucero as The object. Taken into
custody, after a season Of festivity
extending into the morning hours,
discriminating evidence was forth.
coming. Preliminary trial, however
was waived aud the bond was fixed
at $500 which WAS duly furnished
aud his release from custody accom-.
plished
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
CHARGED WITH STEAL
ING TUNGSTEN ORE
II. II. and f. G. Newbury
are in Jail Charged With
Stealing Quantity of Tung-
sten Ore at White Oaks
ORE RECOVERED At NEW
BURY HOME BY j 8. BAIRD

II H and F. G. Newbury we're
taken in custody last Tuesday by
Undersherriff j. b. Baird and
brought to this place from White
Oaks to answer to the charge Of
having stolen a quantity OF lungs
ten ore from the White Oaks Mines
Consolidated Company Of the latter
place The day previous II. Fl
Newbury had been aCarrizozo vlsi.
tor to answer before Justice Massie
for a complaint relative to this
charge Of having spirited away the
valuable rock from the possession
of its rightful possessors, but in
sufficient evidence was evinced by
the trial to incriminate the prisoner
and he YVES set at liberty in due
time. Upon his dismissal the
PLAINTIFF swore out q search war
rant to further probe the suspicious
nature Of the case Deputy Baird
was again put on the job and steer
ed his car to the Nep berry place,
about mile from White Oaks TO
put his warrant into execution.
We do not know whether Mr Baird
has ever done any prospecting, or
even has mining proclivities, but he
certainly knows how to find the
ore, since . careful search disclosed
ten sacks of high, grade tungsten
concealed beneath he floor, valued
at $1,000.
Accordingly the two brothers and
the ore ia question we're brought TO
Carrizozo Tuesday. as stated above.
II. II Nebury, upon atraignment
before Judge Massie, entered a plea
Of guilty and his bond was fixed at
$500. In default of the stipulated
bond. the accused was remanded to
the county jail to await the action
of the District Court regarding the
charges against him. The case
against r G.. Newberry will come
up for trial here tomorrow The
The former was until recently in
'be employ Of the plaintiff, viz ,
the White Oaks Mines Consolidated
Company but had been summatily
dismissed However, II is thought
that he had assistance, other than
his brother, jn spiriting away the
tungsten. aud II is believed that
Others will be eventually implicated
as the result Of n thorough investi-
cation now in progress.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31

u we are not greatly 10 error,
Carrizozo is the only town 10 New
Mexico Of anywhere near it's size
which is not incorporated. Many
little burgs much smaller than this
place have realized certain benefits
to come to town Uf even few
hundred from an organized city
government A commendsble de-
mand upon this occasion Of insor
poration is a complete and full dose
Of the thing, and the papers pre-
sented for the consideration OF the
Board Of Commissioners specify
fully the complete incorporation
sought for Carrizozo has never
done things by halves, and nov
that this important milestone to
ward, the goal Of progress Is soon t
be passed, let us plan and work
with an unprecedented corporation
Of bigger and better Carrizozo.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
AUTO BUSINESS GooO

Automobile business is certainly
ON the hum in CarrizoEo. We have
quit trying to keep up with tho
new ones Nor would we try to
mention those who have bought
within the last week or ten days,
for we'd be sure TO omit several
Local dealers have been conspicuous
ia the sale of overlauds and Dodges
but El Paso distributors have also
landed some Buick skies 10 our
midst. Simply another iudex fin-
ger pointing straight to prosperity
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
SCHOOL NOTES

Two Of the very latest editions OF
Webster's Unabridged Dictionaries,
with the most approved type Of
holders have been received this
week ard promptly installed as a
part Of the equipment Of the school
The High school department was
accorded one OF the new reference
works while the other WAS installed
in the 9TH and Sth grade room
II enthusiasm and consistent /
practice count for nything, the
minstrel show which the high
school boys propase. to offer to the
public next Friday night is going to
be record breaker for success
Many will remember the hearty
reception which the boys received
on a similar occasion three years
ago, aud will be interested to know
that this performance bids fair to
excel anything the boys have ever
staged Several new songs have
been introduce to swell the ranks
Of mirth-prOYokers so make your
plans TO attend this performance
without fail.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
THE INHUMAN BRUTE

A number OF Carrisozo's most
valuable dogs have fallen victims
to the ire Of some person whose
identity is carefully concealed of
course There are few dogs in
Carrizozo without ackno wledged
owners, and such q procedure as
has been taken In getting revenge
against the genus canis in general
is absolutely nothing short OF cri-
minality the wanton destruction OF
the rightful property Of another
and should be denlt with by due
process Of law, all due efforts being
put forth to apprehend this low.
lived two-legger the same az any
other ilsgrant violater Of the law
oi the land. We believe that such
a person is low enough to destroy
human life In some such underh and.
ed way, IL occasion made it posi-.
BILE to escape the clutches Of the
law There are other ways to dis.
patch undesirable CANNES without
resorting to promiscuos slaughter
of all dogs who have an appetite
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
BELLS STORE AGAIN
BURCLARIzED
Burglarizing the Stores of
Carrizozo Seems to be an
Easy Task for the Thief
and Of Frequent Occurrence
THEY HELP THEMSELVES
AND WALK OUT UNM0LESTED

At an unknown hour last night a
burglar entered the grocery store
Of John Il Bell, effecling entrance
by breaking pane OF glass in
rear window Having gained en-.
trance into the store, the bar which
holds the rear door fast was easily
removed and the open door. made
The rest Of the depreciation simple
matter for the intruder. Some
twelve tr fifteen dollars worth Of
merchandise was taken and the
cash register riaed Of some three
dollars II contained. Officers we're
duly notified of the theft. but up to
the time OF going TO press no one
has been apprehended Of the crime.
Mr. Bell is positive, however il is
the work Of local parties. since per.
feet familiarity with the surround
ings has been indicated.
Last weeks Outlook contained the
account Of burglary against this
business house, but entrance was
effected on this occasion by climb.
| ing over a transom which had been
lef opsu after scrubbing - h,er
just before closing. Evidently the
intruder Of last night was Bryan
iIe as he went strong on giape juice
helping himself to some five bottles
OF the popular beverage
We feel sure that this outrage,
and the memory Of Others too num-
erous to mention, will cause the
people Of this community 70 loDk
forward with genuine satisfaction to
the time when CarrizOzo will he
fully Incorporated and systematic
provision made for competent
night watchman to protect the in.
terests Of lis merchants when thugs
aud dead. beats are on he job. Be
at the polls on eleation day and cast
your vote Iur "a stride toward The
goal OF effective patrol Of our streets
so that these burglaries will at least
be less blaring il not wholly era IL
Gated.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
TO GIVE MINSTREL

On Friday evening, April z one
week from tonight. the boys Of The
Cauizozo High school will pull u
minstrel show which bids fair to
be the reigning stunt OF The season
Three years ago these boys showed
that they could sing, stump and get
the laughs like seasoned veterans.
Now they propose 10 show that they
can come back, aud even stronger
than before, with new stock Of
losal hits, popular songs, quartetles
aud choruses. which would get a
rise from a wooden man. Hear the
big specialiies, Indy, "ltTakes
"a Little Rain with Sunshine"
Cant Yo' Heah Ne Calhn'2' Caro-.
line?", and youauto bugs get next to
that benzine buggy hit. ~ Didn't
Raise My Ford TO be Iiiney"
Come hear you or your ntishbor get
a little joke pulled of At his expense
The prices are popular, rs aud 35
cents Remember the date and
colne The boys will do the rest
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
CAMPAIGN CARDS

Candidates for the various Offices
who are now entering the 6eid will
please benr In mind that the Out.
look il prepared to print candidates
cards on short notice. We have
just received a large stock Of cards
and can furnish them in any size
up to The large tack up cards.
Half.tone cuts will also be secured
for all who desire them
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
KILLED by TRAIN

Frank e Richard is just in re
ceipt Of letter from Mrs. Richard.
who was called to Wellington. Kan.
by her mothers death, which states
that death came from a collision
with q Rock Island freight train at
wellington. The buggy in which
she WAS riding was carried several
yards by the fearful impact.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
CARRIZOZO TO BE
INCORPORATED
Petition Circulated by Local
Business Men Has Received
Hearty Reception at the
Hands of the Voters
PETITION TO BE PRESENTED
TO COMMISSIONERS MONDAY

As we go TO press this issue, we
take pleasure in announcing to the
world that Carrizozo is destined to
soon leave the ranks OF unincorpor-
alton and take its rightful place
among the recognized and duly
Incorporated towns Of New Mexico
Our announcement Is justified by
the hearty reception which petit
tion. circulated by progressive busi-
ness men, has received at the hands
Of the voters within the proposed
corporate limits Of the town OF
CarrisUzo. The final papers are now
10 process of being drafted prepara
tory TO presentation to the Honor
able Board OF County Commission
ers of Lincoln County when they
convene to do business next Mon
day morning.
There we're number OF consider
ations which demand this move
without further procrastination
Progressive citizens aud wide awake
business men have long wanted to
80 tie town assume the role of
in Incorporation, but the benefits to
accrue we're either minimized or
went unnoticed. But now that the
little city continues TO spread itself
in such convincing persistence, new
business projects are being put on
foot, and the need Of substantial
public works is made evident, even
the most skeptical, when the ques
ton was agitated some years ago,
are now its most ardent supporters,
and they have come to realize that
oil that is worth while here can best
be fostered by a systematic admin
i,tration Of local affairs under a
full incorporation.
Still further possibility an ex
treme prob ability is that to continue
uDincorporated might eventually
handicap the growth and propsr
maintenance of a standard high
school in Carrizozo. This assertion
is based on certain complaints made
by an Il. p. g. W. attorney be.
fore the State Tax Commission at
its last meeting in Santa Fe aud
while the attorney decided to acceed
this time to the levy made, certain
plans for local enlargement aud
improvement in school facilities were
without doubt seriously impaired
by objection from this quarter. In
short the aspirations Of local
school authorities had to be mater
tally altered by existing circum-
stances. The objection was based
solely upon the fact that Csrrizoso
was not an Incorporated town and
that the railroad company was pay
ing taxes for the higher education
Il the youth Of the county at CApi.
tau, all of which was only TOO true
To prevent the inevitable recurrence
OF this objection, II behooves every
loyal citizen Of this community TO
register q vote foF incorporation on
election day. Watch for the date
the commissioners shall designate
aud do your duty by yourself aud
your neighbors.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
ENTERTAlNs FASTENERS

Mrs. Il. ID. Lewis was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Pasiimers
and a representative membership
enjoyed season Of fancy work,
punctuated with plenty OF music
aud eliminated with refreshments.
Mrs VIM Chisholm WAS a visitor
Mrs. Bert Mahan will entertain the
Club at its next regular meeting.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
SENATOR FALL HoaoRED

Washington, d G, March 90
In the election Of officers of the
national republican congressional
committee today Senator Fall, New
Mexico, was chosen vics chairman.
Representative Wood, Of Iowa, was
elected chairman.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31
PUMPMAN At COYOTE INJURED

Pumpman Bethea Of Coyote sus
tanned a severe shake-up last week
when bic gasoline buEs-car left the
rails when going at q rapid pace.
Mr.. Bethea is able to be about to
the qualification Of his many ireinds
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-03-31

For Rent:-Two nicely furnish
ed sleeping rooms; close 10. En-
quire Outlook.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-16
sSre1er lleberfaa.
tsrcn Malter Souss BON bem angeb
lid Mobnuna iudlcnOen Sbomas
GaleD idliuer perlcet.
Salsp'S ger9aitnas onrd smei i9u
3trfolsenoe Jangens erm6glidtt.

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babe. GeiterH Worssn sri6ien BEL i1r
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bon Oetettip aeutnani 9ops fir ibr
muibisss gerbaIten ertbsilts Sob.
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Sua Der Sulpclenoieb iciu.

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0ouie oes Gebouoefomlniiiors Gen.
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9Sciic tonnteu Die ISlnDeIen oil Dem
be3cidNleten Srt nidjt grflnoen iuer.
ben.
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DentaI College.
MeeierHnps. .MuiteIIn
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