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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-21
The Second Test

depend largely upon how far SPEEDY Ku
in dispensing Nassau idea that Yale has the indian sign on
,.., Oh ~,., y,,.
Princeton will Yale eleven than she met last " wnen "
won -x... an. 4, ,nv
with fighting ine and lie uorc anu
~. baekaeld has more dangerous asset
sbo have the better Of the kicking game and TINS
Princeton DOESN'T buckle
backfed but no one man az dangerous
c.. and no one neman inspired Captain Black
TIT co should the YasPncon battles OF dseoe
,,.,.n. continue development 10 the testing game
The WindUp
mi 1911 Yale has at least an even
- u.,k Crimson banner from the halyards
outeassed before the
I was merely question Of the score 49, 49, Wi. 49, -.
sr deay oourn bleak wilderness OF woe fae can "
80. ar. unon an to win
soine work ahead breaking through ic
Yals attack will be able " TOSS any
ing damage into Hsrvardr 49,. 49,. 49, ,.- .hou.
U.u,b defensive. machine has smohd Yals' attack now Tor ABOUT
pnon IN maued three ouhdown' against the onm
mil. Yale has driven from the line with eonsoerAo'
slaughter - -.. :. x,,,, % h. M
,..t for ANAL result too closely allied 20
to call for any 10 ecass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-21
Picking the Winner

enough later on as the campaign advances w.
prophecies but for all that an OCTOBER guess msH " ~
do thew look7 AXE emi n order
has the stronger more experienced ~
he NOR experienced bnckfed D!.~ ..d
looks kicking facilities at hand in pgss ana
Tibbott. ., u....o, Ia. ,ot.n.
Horween and Hchco mas po'eh-
the East this season. oy
.- =. ~. hr
able to bring the speed and power 'ne nav
But they are not likely TO reaen
80 torrr experience now mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-21
The New Order

Brcke Hardwicks haans and
Crimson harness Harvard Tor the
time being toward her two waiting NOT " s o
but from her old place at the peak
With drift Princeton looks to have w pest ~
with GOOD star"
Princeton this fall look 70 Do oe
tchedt hant heyh aveb for long time
should that Princeton mas
both dtim nearly much OF an edse as 'n ~
fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-21

Bowling Ahey. Billiard -
Table Mrs. Repairs. -
Supplies. MARI tros.( -
30 Union sa,Hrc
sse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-21

men. who enjoyed the full confidence
of the public. Public confidence might
not long survive a condition that placed
the very life of the game within the
hands Of professional politicians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
'''' GROWER GROWERS I Of The Ct i:li Z; S ;6iIHfV
pn ~smked information about the spirit we@mh nat pGmPed A6%TepTe;m v%mn Il; Panhandle t
backed the entertainment and plans arrangements

TVIEItE should he no faru The minds of anyone as to Albuquerque arrangements
L for airing for vhIos to the cpmue convention March - ad q NH,ioucrouc
already has reserved 1000 separate rooms and here are Two l,usandn MOI, of hem
available The only necessity fu comfortable accommodation is to wire YOU order
Tor Dom. al to . To- the fprmaio bureau immediately on arrival The card in
system has never been more efficiently employed han in The plan fm the onfort
of AhwIHcrqurS visitors next week At tr crrt of certain hotels nronunod bN
ira\chng srhNnou. such statesmen were requested not to cor Ia Albuquerque during
convention week This request was not uhr because Albuquerque lack room for
her guests but dupI, FOR the urmut of lr travelling Shsncn themselves. many of
whom have G'orucr rooms in faN"uc hock which have been reserved for the con
ycnUmn week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

% viii bc taken caia OF during the
convention Come 49, mHuV ct YOU NJ
please. Albuquerque vii hc .at home"
To YOU.
\ Feature Ever, Ua,.
We desire to a%poiugizc for our en-
tcrtainment program There would
be more To u II there were more days
OF the convention. A. the matter
stands we cannot 80, that rcrc Will
he sufficient time for any further
stunts. We have somcthiuE FOR
every night fdr the men and an AT
day ana night program TOT the ladies.
Frankly, the matter OF entertaining
you has bothered ne Co. u little. MANY
and varied ave beer the opinions
expressed with regard 10 what a cow
man rclishcs iu The line of amusc-
ucui Some cot these rcmugks we
dare not print. but since They came
irom the ~unl1nowing We pass thom
los. OF course. v" know that YOU
want to dance. but we We're also sure
that - would want no formal AFFAIR
of vanished front and dcColiote. WHY
not u good old cowboy dance with
uuadiIllc ana reel Iu spots instead ~
an exclusive demonstration ct all
those new din and Wriggl.s' II one
would dance with the upper cult these
days ne must give his time aud rdu-
cation to H. And $50 Il will be There
will be the chuck wagon tn" uld-time
fiddler dud tn, pla "r of tha, inStru-
mcnt 50 dear To- the heart OF The line
rider, the haI,noui,d. punch viii be
served by tn. cook. # you please. This
b. not To say that there will rot he an
orchestra u a progrnm OF the new
such sport. We ur" trying to please
every body, hu, you need ~, come IN
glud rags unltS- vow tcci 4 desire 20
do So. This viii bee the hil bali a-d
II viii occur 81, tho last night of the
convention, We feet so suye of
own power to please that W guarau-
tee YOU the best hue-iown you ever
attended.
iirsi >Ight u Hummer.
DO YOU like smokers ." W. de-
cidcd for SOU m IN negative. Colonel
Settlers. Chairman ut the tain
mcnt committee. uls tuid us that uu
consider smoker dolusi, az u
snarcs Vet. go i.r - we cuC 1t asvrr-
tain. vo1 nave N..p .ntcfrlmcd at
smokers M rNctt of IN, seven
teen convention uold by tho PAN
handle association What could We
substitute That 'estinn I'rploNcd
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Ana then the show shop Will he
thrown open tor az. MONS folks and
visitors You viii hc pri legged to
Cir't. su Ions as Sou de- not threaten
lite ~ limb. FiGdiors IN be on
hand To lead you ia the dance. And
lot mo not forget To- mention here Il
litcr rs 'Buck connors. ~" will de-
tho calling Tor YOU ~ tho nld-ttm"
style aud do It right Oh. u will Ia"
q bog time. all right. Yod are now
getting ready tu pack your a. cling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
By R. W.. WILEY
Manager of the Bcrnalllc County and albuquerque Chamber Of
Commerce and Commercial Club

index system | just mention this in
passing So nat YOU win want To ne
indcxed. tor this II the work az our
accommodation bureau Have Nou
written Tor reservations for the CON
vention' II nut writ" OF wire and
So. how soon you will be taken care
Of We have a system non" can beat.
10 l. now II q var to. cor rooms
during the convention and Your rcser-
yations viii be sent @ the same day.
II you wait until your arrival Just
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

OF y"u ,u participate" lee the 'iilumi-
mated parade That win lr the FIRST
feature On the program. rho dclcgn-
tons Viii hc expected to Nae up to
show their strength. All cities un the
ground ;lehtinw FOR the lriI conNcn-
ton viii be expected tu maxi" q DEM
u%nstration with their bands aud dole
sa''- Thie parade wli be featured
with red tire aud 'whizgcrf those
things which sou hold IN VOW hands
whil" they spit nrc aud httn ,uur
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tee roster. service is ouy %watchword
and we are prepared Tor anN cmcr-
gcncy.
The ladies entertainment commit
tee has heon toid hat It's purpose IL
to relieve the visiting stockmen 81
their wives during the entire time ui
the convention. ana right well viii II
tulfill is destiny. judging from the
entertainment program which has
been coucoctcd for the visiting ladies.
IL II very doubtful II tncy VIII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

anything but % foundry. There are
three number on This part Of the
program, every ~ guaranteed Co
produc" hystcrica Ia the most phlcgm-
attic.
Following the Indian dances there
VIII appear a complete musical COM
EDDY company all logged out To- suit
you best. T"ndeffcei -hc generous tn
them, cowgirls. comedians, NEAR
comedians and others viii disport
themselves Tor your entertainment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

be Abie t. finish within the three
DAYS Sc, for the convention.
ladies' nt.rtainmont commit
tc, IL compuscd OF Mrs. n. Il. Pollock.
Mrs. A. ". McNnlcn, Mrs. MaN Nord-
haus. Mrs. ". : Hnpowell. Mrs
Themes Ross. Mrs. Edward FAIR. Mrs.
Frank Hubh.ll, Mrs. sol Weller. Mrs.
F.liN Lester, Mrs. Eduardo ptcro,
Mrs. clark N carr and Mrs. Margaret
Medler Rut digioss the storN 81
what II in store for The fominin" dele
cation must whit Tor u few paragraphs
aud perhaps pages, fot am DIN
"A literary marathon against space,
having been told hy the editor that |
must IN four columns. ~ YOU yea
with me. be charitable. am u vic
tim of circumstance
Also the DOUGH.
Nlbuuu.,nuo's greatest nutIic asset
a. he, ,hu,y "a misc thr NANCY for
any mimic ontorpris,. A|lbuouordue
ro,,os tnrnuyh whor,yrr n.r.sglN
ana far wn,t,,,r ,n,uut il needed.
Tbc hus,n.s. mon of mo rit, have
ytycn Ia uuuhcr al uublir enter
,,,is,s .i,h NOR. -, loss pleasure dur.
la. IN, mist ,.,r but mo- rooursi tor
,,nas -. 80. d, M. ,utv has met
wi,b b.,rtY resnnns, as mas Inc one
for IA. m,,,rv with which To make
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

us sorely Tor som, tmc. You see ]
giving YOU tho MS and outs Of
the whole business Al last we de-
cidod that We would have something
~dinor.nt--a big u,-hi down town on
Tuesday. with everyone going a.
pioases MIN aud Win the lad on and
gloom corrallcd Three blocks viii ho
roped on on Genital venue for Tues
day night aud within he enclosure we
will put On an oriefuii show. In the
first place. we vii expect every n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

1VHE best brus and thMphl aud ENTER ainnult tahrt OF nnrIbrrpu has gnc
i into the plans and aranp,urnt for the comrp convention of the Panhandle and
Southwestern SNkuuu Association. TIL, cHWt has been to provide something
amusement oeramw which will satisfy. ad at the same Time harmonic with the n"
Umrnonts of n gailineo of ihuiIhi Importance the first essential OF whnh is at
t,utipn to the business in had
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case and set out / can see b..
There is one other night, Wednes-
day mir ht. the one ln u"twv"n the big
doings down town ana the cowboy
bali ON that night yuu win have an
opportunity 10 WitnCas u clean n
class, ring We have en-
Cuurafrd khck kuunor promoter for
the Denver Athlrti, club. t. come to
Albuquerque and stage q fight. The
principals viii be- frankie Murphe,
and Sttulo, NuIkum. facse nuys
went fifteen rounds To- q nav a. COLO
rado Sp'iu.s llst summer aud pot up
tho fastest Huui lint had been seen
n that re1nrt for years They VII
go SOME tt the armury con "Wednesday
might ut The convention
Entertainment for the IaJic-.
What has been arranged by tho la
dies entertainment committee Tor th"
fomiuni, visiiuts n somewhat more
elaborate ana precautions imam the
entertainment Tor the gentlemen. ON
the trst day of the contention there
wall uc a reception az an" woman "a
rhip, sorucr of Guid and sixth for All
me visiting ladies. The brand oI hus-
pItulIlN dispensed b., the Woman 81
rluh Boz such as to Head us Co the h''lof
thIl tins reception Will h. au eNuut
ON The ouiu cot the snmo d,N the
adde's viii nc entertained 10 ON" 81
the show houses. the piuc" pending
upon the offerings made Do, the the
1ters Tor the Vcok OF the convention
WouucsdlN afternoon NJ a. u.
McMiil'n, assisted 10, the members oi
the ladies ontertuiumeut committee,
will hold % reception ~ her homo and
ON the cNcning of that la Mrs. Max
Nurdhau- viii throw opcn her heaut.-
iul homo for q musicale. All Wishing
ladies AZ" invited ,u these functions
Thursday afternoon the Country
club viii be- tho host To the ladies
Earlv iu the afternoon ~. visitors VIII
be taken for an automobile roe In the
city apd surrounding counIrv aud
latnr VIII h. guests a. u too a. th"
club Iuilding IN the eychiug they
wli participate In the big final event,
the cowmcu's ball.
Incidental Features.
THIS o. hv NO means an 81 tIv en-
tortainmcnt offered the visiting took
men. The Elks' club will keep open
house during Tho week at the conVen-
tion and a. the club building - adj
! joining the national guard armorN.
wheie 'he convention session. are to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

clll az the Accommodation bureau at
the corner of First and Central ave-
mite, IN the old Y NJ g, \. office. aud
there you will he aiken care of. Just
follow one Of the uniformed attend
ants at ia, depot and he viii conduct
YOU L. the place where Ycr viii hc
extended every courtesy and attcn-
ton. To date reservations have heen
made FOR u Thousand and we have
accommodations for two thousand
more on tan. Nor" can be- secured Il
We need them. You VIII have n
chance ia sleep and sleep CON fnrtthly
IL you az" va inclined. If you want a
room withort sleep II Will cost YOU
Just as much. II YOU must sleep. sue
cumb to tho weakness during meal
hours. which win be the only time
that there win be- nothing doing
Whatever else You de-, make use ~
our Accommodation Bureau upon
your arrival II g have written for
reservations YOU will find your name
card iudeXed at the office together
with the Information regarding tn"
accommodation assigned You, and
YOU Will be directed to the same. If
you have not written. an the moro
reason why YOU should can and find
tho hest to he had, Proceed direct
from YOUR train to h office, lind the
right place to store your SAT- ncsr,
hang up your hat and be ready for
the IoIu's.
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81 s. I. |. s !. !" 4 !: !. i. !: !. !. !. !. !. !. !: ]: !. !. !. !. !. !.
n HISEI.LED IN the solid
~ masonry - the
wide. open fireplace IN
he Albuquerque Com-
mercini club building ~
the word "Bienvonidn. -
which literally trans
lated mear Welcome
~ such was the sy'rit ~
Albuquerque twentN-nVc years ago
when a few men with ideals and
imnginations ereccd a tS.U"o monu-
n.ni To their faith In their r'tN In the
form Of a civic hon. which is today
the dominating factor I'm the COM
muaity life - Albuquerauc. such IL
the spirit al Albuquerque today. and
such will he ~ spirit u hundred
years hence, for II IS bred IN the bone,
You stockmcn OF the west who are 4"
b" uu guests the second week of
March. "" want You tu know that the
Nrst thought of Nlhuau.ruuc a quar-
ter oi a century < when our public
hum" WIS buil' was To place where all
could see the one word that cheers
the word VA ouNeN q greater mean
ing than any other ~ IA" English
language Times ave ,hanred but
not our ideal | snN tu o that oar
Notcomc n No lorna thiug ne cold
greeting. but a liNing sIirit that YOU
must feel when vc take YOU ht IN"
hand and y.i lee the word hat makes
Nuu one Of ~.
with our welcome % you there Is
also hospitality. W" want you Ia
know thai IN" cry - yours ' '"' y"u
ana with YOU. th"i "" nv" ~ "n''
N"nr most ana your MO-" 'h''''"'
servant When YOU leave ~ we WIN
"'lSs va" anu WI wan VIZ" ""r
ti"ncc your return Such ~ our wei
come ~st"'kin'h al 'h' west. w """'
you To come to IN" s'Nent'rhth an
hual convention OF me '"n''"u"
southwestern Si"cknr'hs ASSOCIATION
on Mhfth - v " i"f W. "'s"' ~
know you, entertain you ana s"nu N""
away with a warm sh"' III your h'"''S
Tor Nlhudherpn'
wy ~ '''t"''"'
We are proud to be the host to the
stookmon OF tn" west, the representa-
iiv.s or that groat industry upon
which much OF IN" wealth "i Ann
aucruue and Ncw M"Nir" r. founded
and that fcelins OF pride has d"mi-
mated IN. arrangements aud prepare
,ions which we have made for the ac-
oommodntion. pleasure and ent"ttnin-
ment 81 our visitors. We are ready
tor you. s.cur ~ the knowledge mat
we have thought only of your comfort
aud pleasure Ia all our plans. our only
hope being that your satisfaction WI
be complete. II you are pleased our
reward VIII he abundant
The ~ On the Job.
Won viii want Ia know who are the
Representatives 81 Your host First
there is the executive committee. com
posed of A. T. McAiillen, chairman
u. r. Pollock. Frank \, hiuhheil' w
:. Hop,well and Clark NJ carr pres
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w. - =.
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In 49,
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a. 49, a..
W." 1870 ~" ="
,nv, i..t. It's nriyiI.p.s ana invite.
them To- inspect Ia, hons, and links
Tine rommerrtnl CHM IN en,,re,v n,
o. disnosal of IN, sto. km.n ",
Won IA mate yours.,yes n, boue
, utcrpr.t u,,r.Ily ,h,, word
o,,r .ur urepl,c. "Ri.nv ,nida ~.
v.t' have omen house "A, an houra of
ia, J,y and ripbt ue., v,u, t,,.,as
az IA. ,Inh ana mako amendment,
for ma, club ". ar. AT you, com
n,,nd y,u, sli,b,,s, v,isb .t1 IA. on,
order A., v,n, Ia max. az ,b. c,ub
during I'M. convention a common
nee,ius utucc ,o, an ~. ar, her. In,
s%cryicc ,nmm,nd ne
" GOD, ~.
IN -
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&c. ua.an,. 1na"'." 49,,
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w Sh"'i" say q w"f" hef" "pou'
wv '"mhh"i'ial Importance OF MS
''''"h,''h' H'r"rNa''oh" nave AT
'''"N I'VE" NAV" i"' ""hS o'hse's'
.l'heis' '"mlnllsh'oh men hhn buFefs
ihr Guy whl p'" Gearing nous" ior
me s'"'h hus'"ess ""f'hk 'h' nays "'
~" convention " you WAN Z" 'o'h
or p"ir"" money huS or se'i STOCK
'"n'f'gt Tor iulu-' delivery etc Al
n"iu"tPu" WIN . IN" pl''" 10 o."
'"a'h''s.
/" n"'e"'i"" t'ropcf'
4h' >" ~" convention VIII
%" hei" \aiinhni ut"rd Ar
nl"IN' corner ' fhth ana si'ef
ere WI eating capacity ~
! 'I'hns' y convenient
'"iinil''' curing rooms. IN
IN" program ''h Wen known men
is b"Noih"f w Mcdonald oi New
M'Ni'"' u h""n"r OF Annariilo' ana
Dan jackson "i ~ faso' II N eS-
P',''h Nl'I the convention sessions
VIII ~" or aieat hnneiii 10 IN" stock
men "h" attend ana nat u closer re-
i'il"nshlp VIII result with IN" cattle
men "t New Mcsico from the meeting
~"hN"nil"h sessions VIII ne h'ld hut-
lis IN" i"r"h""us ohiS WIN tue oh-
,"pll"n "l IN" last daf when ADJOURN
nt"nt viii not be taken until "ihrer-
convention decided upon From pres
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\ number ct the delegations desire
to slerp in their Pullman ears W
Engagements nave been completed wl,h
the railroad company for The parking
OF cars in the yards here for those
who desire this service. The condi-
tions a this point are ideal for thos"
who desire such accommodations. The
railroad yards are In the very center
Of the city. steam heat connections
will he made with "A nurnser OF tracks
by the santa Re So that al airs will
b. heated. In addition, the CONNER
oinl club win provid. special guards
during al hours of The day ana night
TO see tina, al helatcd wanderers are
given safe e~cottage to thcir Pull
mans. None VINO object to Pullman
car service need sleep In their cars
The arrangements with the railroad
have been made only Cor those dele
cations which have requested such
service Enough for this department
OF n convention bureau We GO
into detail that you may know that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

Science has invented many wonders.
but nothing Ia compare with the card
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
some Hand

'OI0ncI SeIIrrs % gnlEh u cast 9
h.cause ! have . LONG ere this
I somethins about tn. biggest feat
OF the entertainment program, tns
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YOU viii bo taken cara OF during the
convention Come as many ot you NJ
please. Albuquerque wIl hc at home"
The Lamar register., 1916-12-13
MORE ROOM SEEDED
Grand Roundup of Cattle Butchers
Crowds Both County and City
Jail

Sheriff Downing ha9 been conduct
ing a regular trench warfare the past
week against the men engaged in but
cheering cattle on the Sange and as a
result of filling both the county and
city jails had to declare an armistice
last Sunday evening lptil he can Sc
cure more room to accommodate pris-
oners of war. Owing to some of the
men engaged in the unlawful work
getting so bold that they began jok-
ing about it, Sheriff Downing and
Cattle Inspector Smith were called to
Holly last Wednesday TO Investigate,
and soon began to unearth important
evidence and made arrests. By Sun
day they had arrested eight men
charged with killing cattle and had
secured seven hides witt Jud Houses
brand on them and several carcasses.
Seven Of the men arrested lived in
the territory southwest Of Holly and
are Lyman and Marble Hopkins,
Henry Thompson, Roy King, Chas.
Stockton, Albert Pazoni and Henry
Garrett In addition a Mr.. Wahmyer
was arrested at his homo near Towner
on the Missouri Pacific and several
quarters Of beef were found at his
place At each of the other places
either hides with brands or quarters
of beef were found. Several of the
men arrested have signified their in
tention Of pleading guilty and a spec
ial session of the district court will
probably be held the last of this week
or the first of next to give th6m an
opportunity to enter their pleas and
begin their sentences at once. II is
expected that the evidon obtained
will lead soon to a rumbcr more ar
rests. The great rus'-.of settlement
to the dry lands has broug It all classes
of people, many of the pc and some
of the worst. In some sections the
latter class have been butchering cat
tie wholesale and some even bringing
in beef for sale. So bold have sever
al Of them become that they make a
joke of their thefts and even mention
the name Of the cattleman who is
thus forced to keep them for the win
ter.
The Lamar register., 1916-12-13
DATES ARRANGED FOR FAIR
AND CONVENTION
Pueblo Announces That Dates for
Last of August Are Satisfactory
and Fair and Convention Will
BE Held August 2s TO 81

The Pueblo Chamber of Commerce
wrote last week that the dates Sc
lected by the Lamar Y-M- B. A.
were satisfactory to them and these
have been fixed as the definite time
for holding the big fair and convention
next year. The dates for the Prowers
County Fair are August 2s, % and
30, and the national convention of the
Y. NJ B. Clubs will be held on Aug
ust % and 30 in Lamar and on the
31st in Pueblo. The Pueblo Cham
ber Of Commerce and the Lamar
Yambas are working in hearty accord
and promise to give the large dele
cations of visitors that will attend
the sessions of the convention as
hearty a welcome and show them as
fine a time as would be possible any
where in this great land of peace and
plenty.
The dates come at about the usual
time that it has been customary to
hold the fair here in the past and !.
is one of the best seasons of the
year not only to secure exhibits of
the best products of the valley but
also to attract the great stream Of
visitors that passes through he state
each summer. The local organization
is already beginning preparation un-
der the direction Of Manager L. NJ.
Markham to make the fair one of the
biggest ever held in the valley. The
Lamar Yambas are wide awake and
the recent campaign has resulted in
nearly doubling their membership and
they will be prepared in every respect
to meet the big task which next years
double event will impose upon them.
The Lamar register., 1916-12-13
Going II Alone

The Finney County Waters Users
Asso. has brought suit for the Farmers
tion has brought suit for the Farmers
Ditch against the Colorado-Itches in
the United States district court at
Denver. The service of this suit ere
ated some stir until it was discovered
that it was only the ditch that failed
TO come in on the compromise, and
that its priority if allowed would make
no material impression on the flow Of
water in the Colorado bitches. On
the other hand the Kansas ditch, if
1t should win, would not get enough
water to wet the sand of the river TO
the Kansas line-much less reach its
headgate in Finney county. The prob
able intent of the lawyers bringing
the suit is to save their chsnce, in
case of a favorable decision in the Ne
braska-Colorado suit, to make an
other hold-up for the lawyers.