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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-03

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Tho attorney General n, .g. ,,
has ruled fha, m. Land rrm..
ar has no op,.on blr rp g,.p ....a
fund, ru-f A. he d. poy ka.r.ng .r.r,
and ,ln I'llfed Sint,s efurn, ~
New Mexico. IN q recent vr..rnr ,nf
ION 10 rho arrorna- genera a. "a ia
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upron on rhr par. of the land commits
-ioarr but TO continue th, unds
properly secured AS ihr' have always
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"'"o 'hI"NAh the operation %. 'hA
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~ from 'h'' ''iH1 on ana cannot I"ach
amy important total 'ea.n
III me meantime IN" wisdom u. no
''poS'' requirement has been %
over ana owe again our nF
'"' '"hu commissioner paid INFO 'Nf
S'ale treasury the sum OF $4,000
.'"'".n from ia" tori"l' oI ID .ng'
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"N''N purchaser Jailed To- 'nH.'''
49, Pu''h'Sr "hen the selection ~
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90" ''h"'''a 10 MIN Tor unA. pa
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'''''''ur's nave D''h lIrn''
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'~~"''~"'' an imposing toia.
a Working Business man's JOB.
The job OF administering N.l Men
.pus public lands ia N, upd..rakng
Tor a man who cares for AN EASY life
n is A working business man. iob
aud requires lose ana cops AMI Of
rpntion year IN and wear M, The de-
'ail handled through tho deparrmeni
b enormous its bankInp transaction,
/ alone are far larger month d, mopis
than the total t-rors,ction. nj mos
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-11-03
Income Of New Mexico State Land Office Doubles
That Of Year AgOt for Period Of October Settlements.
ENi0n Check TO State Treasurer for S41 ,064.03
RECEIPTS FOR SAME
PERIOD LAST YEAR
REACHED TOTAL OF
ONLY $234,445,97

GRAND TOTAL or CASH lNcoME
FOR YEAR $685. 47.57, WITH ~.
COME DUE FROM 1900 LEA S
ANO GALE CONTRACTS STILL
TO eE PAID IN BEFORE
november 30.
The Lamar register., 1916-11-01

PETER .KRIER
The Lamar register., 1916-11-01

not m to keep'the amazement and
pleasure out of her voice.
lie looked nonpluscd for nm instant,
then smiled quickly "Why not? Every
ene's l-re! You, soom
but I'm just heTSUgs buslnessr
$50 am I, but 1t quletF he
whispered.
She looked at his taultless getaway,
every detail of his attire. She could
not understand this man.
That was the day the pearl collar
was stolen a gift from the Ylncents
to the bride.
Winlfred, opening the paper to see
hel own account Of the wedding next
morning, read the great headline with
dlsmay.
She let the paper fall to the floor
Gnd tried to collect her confused
thoughts. Davis had come in about
O'Clock and she had heard him up all
the rest Of the night. He had gone
out early again without retiring. What
had been his business at the weddlngf'
Dazed. she made her way along
crowded streets to the Office. She
n -
The Lamar register., 1916-11-01

FOunu. BrnNery OF DetectlVe Dnvis y
She bought paper in frantic haste
and there on the first page was Il
full-face cut Of her neighbor. "Thani
Heayen!" she breathed, crushing the
PAPER to her breast Il understand
uny ~
The Lamar register., 1916-11-01

CHARLES II. S. WHIPPLE
Postoilice address. Leadville. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1916-11-01

place Of residence. Waisenbar-, /,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29

bleu &oaningsbuict iau iortnlheaIt,
az ban poo DC folocitc GilitcrGogc
maatte 1on tilIeugS ior 1T bolOc liz
parm.
Gitcr Ncit0cS Seo / 1907 bIep
Sitract iolgt ill Neoer Riroe Tor
10000 &roner. Sou iol3;e Goblet
for ca. tie gur lihen ri @aurbbrlaer
Simon Sauoet, Stat.
Nr. Sonbet cplpicr, at Der / Nir.
fen iunoteS enocl Autifpitc.cr. gamlc
GiAurcr og I%iancuoe, mcngc ira Iur
100. 9c&uoeu bang ser 10 q ire
uUrbiiuIoc Wulcricr / &irtcn.
: SopeNbpgniugcn bar Ser Ger.
imoO life megct Snpentnr for Sioen.
Se anmIc Sagcr, loH por op5epa.
ret poa @ooict, bar oSIitrcret / Gan.
oetS oIminhelilc NranofoSlc Tor 90,
coo Aroncr. Sclpc @orgtu uar as.
i~urcrct Tor 10000 arcuer. 9rano.
tnrtcu itriuer lig imiOlcrtiO ira man.
&C Nar tilbagc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29

Der or noaet ~iien0cli9t uotrpfs.
iiilot / Den gamle, cnionme, ri.genhe
9orgs lluoersong / Storm og lloeir
ocroppc i Oct mGgtige, goloe 2ano.
fab. Oct bar oct ppperite lloilag al
ielloal &lltllr, port iottigc Sdno bau-
DC leunet. Zen % OenS 6orgiTnge-
re runmle0e @ienflaug al De Gloltc
Noune % al DC melt tragiif.oromoti.
lie Sptriu / Dor Siitoric. iii ben
tnpttc0c lil opitrc Miuoer ON Dor
mioocloloerife goeIS Gsosfomp OF
baobleic Srommc ON RcnGsiancenS
Storbe0 o. SLAMS ogiao ior bort
Sono. Cerior bar Solfciantniien
iprnoct trt mco Saan onrfring gamlc
Sltrnot.
&ore iaa Ninocr ribbeS ri for.
Spcnlter og Snnifer ~uonpiter Dem
bucr pno lit Bis. Glcmcntcrne ieIn
toacr Heitcn. : &c iioite gar bar
Sloen taget @orgrno airfc pao
Ssnomer, Siou Serrcgaoro o. MI
Gitraot. Set er, lom ON set iii gpis
bcuS fol ocmoultrereS. IT Dor aultl,r
CT OF itnl orrc en- Rubpggcrfultur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
6urtiG ntariber / Slotiocn.

) Sebct al ocnne arig bar Crop.
pCrnc glcntagnc @dn1e prPitcret
Surtigmnrichcr, iom oite bar reobet
Sitt1tloucn for uS, lfriper Ell tplf
NuiS. Glqcrcoc Slbti0cnS itore Sur.
iercrc bau0c aabcnt Eic for. builfcn
Uigtig 6aftor &TrenS Waricbop1tig.
beo por. Get giaIOt iom HcaeI, at
Iroppcrnc, buia Scr frppcbca MIRO.
oanIiAc Observation-Disclosures al Dem.
brpo % uco SaaQrp % naaeoe Nau.
LEI al. II % I MioOag. Wico 81.
moricb flm0c oe / 2ebct al benne Sio
tilbogclGggc SO ailometer. - Seo
laugc @urtigmarlcbcr par set &cgc.
len, at Gotningcn 49, eller iolialo Ell.
oel al Den ~ blco laDt al.
Gcngoug oo Homcrnc triieoc5 al
SnnnibolS SUr, lfoI uopalgte romer.
lie trooper bouc tiIbo9clo9t 70-7o
ailometcr pr. Tag / Slmoricb. -
Sgioo Gpior iororcbc / oenne Sen.
ieeuOe al og til ooermenneifclige
9oclIcr al line SoIoatcr. Gngong
tilbo9clugoe ban meb line Scgioucr
70 ailomcter / 2sbet al 81 elmer,
beri inbbeiattct ire timers Ratte.
icpn, % unoer @orgerfri9en fol ban
bape noact cn6nri bsiere Hcforber.
I~Ieranoer Den Store nsieoc iil
Iom &egel nleo minore Sagsmar.
icber, men gialot set at uonptte Ell
Seir % iorislge Den iln9ne 6ienoe,
tog ban life / 9etpnfriug at ltbnptte
SoIoater og @eitc til oct poeritc.
Ybilip oen Sreoie al Wafeoonien
oafte lime ianitioi9cS bsieite 9eitn-
bring ueo fine lpninore Iaricber %
oct meo ilil6 9iet, hpiS set or ionot
oct, iom bercites, at ban eugon9 meb
Jim Scr tilbngclagoe 80 ailometer
| "a Elmer 49, Ell FrGitntion, ion
bel ingen Misunderstanding / bore
Gage flnoe gisre citcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
On arabif Wptsrcoaftion

) Ell tplf Iuis giuer en- Weoarbei.
Der islgenoe Sfiloring az ct glao.
beieg / ct arabiif 9laos Geoaftion.
%iiiten Ginlot Gbeireoattsren for
Coma" C"Sauobcoen"O:
"&i iouIet o5 irem element en-
mort Sang, bpiS Sub beitoo al
banrotrompct Soro. Wiin Seoiager
aabner ell 3er, % ui CT ullereoe / oct
~ullerbelligite - / Heoaftionsfonto.
RET, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SGt.
tcrialen oq Woifiniolen. ) Bag
grunoen iiooer pou 8ulpet Ell gam.
mel, %pruGroig Wtano meo 9enene
ouerfors: Gier, Gbeireoofter. tefntif
Seoer, SGtter o.i.p., alt / Ell og Jam.
me Ecr'on.
Sen qdmIe pGroiger o5 life CT
gIif o. itrioer roligt pioere pao lin
g~rtifel, iNet ban boloer Fapiret paa
lin penitre S~aanOilaoe. 8i bar
goo Gio til at ie oS ON. 5 Ell arog
ltaar ser eli gommel Srpfpresie, Der
ier no iom ON pen Hammer ira 8ut
tenbergs 5io, en- Iioen aasie meo
orabiife upper o. en- Saae Fapir,
iom Hottcrne tpoeligpis bar gnauct
enoel poa.
lloen at oen gamle bar flappet !
SGnocrne, fommer Ell 8ut ira auis
icbuIet paa 0en anocn Sloe al 8as
0el n1co ire Stopper o%uiten0e arabtlf
aaiie. Gutter bar inact 9cifeo ON,
at i~ooiuort er @iGit goar mo ! apis
rcoaftionen, ifal ban bringe aaiie.
Auiien or / oct belle taget Ell iaa lelu.
ielgelig ling, az oct Ulloe al ices
iom Ell 6ornprmelic MOB @iPiten,
ON ban maatte gaa u0en at pare blet
ierperet meo Gniic,
Smiolerti0 bar 8amlingen meo
itor Weie ifrepet lin 2lrtifel iPrOig.
San refer iig, biIier % itiaer Jig belt
iii Dor 9ispoiition. Meoens ri taler
iammen, roligt, aimaalt 90 beiIigt.
iom Sfif o. BRIG er ! Srielten,
trGoer Ger en- araber mo. Wanoei
fommer FOR Of abonnere paa ApiIeu
% bar bro9t meo iis en- Senc, ion
ban tpoeligpis life bar funnel bli
al meo saa 9pens Soru.
Weoens Senens gier paaitaar, al
oct er Den ieoeite og oeilifateite So.
ne, iom tPnfes fan, ioriegcr &coaf.
loren at neoiptte Den i Dor Hgtclll
% ipPrger pau, at ban ! III langC
Sip alorig bar Jet ell iGa ter 90 ltino.
mager Some. Gnoelig blir Dc cuig(
ON. at Nanben, ioruoen Senen. Oh.
iaa bctaler meo ctpar geg - o.
~Sanobeoen" bar cn Ibonneut mere
Si tar eli biertclis gilfeo baaol
meo Seonftsr on N%bonnent, ion eItel
Strioens Sebe i1itcr iig I'll ! 0res
! % iulo Soritaaelie OF oritfe aaiie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
O$trdat brandt.
@prees napnfnnoiaite @urs lcst
Wife pce SgnRcolaa.
Yioct ifaamct al Siocm.

Sra Sronbbicm mcoocIeS ocn 29bc
Hopember:
en- poIoiom Storm meo Reau on
Spu bar rniet oucr Giitrifict iuot.
ST pUlOigt Spn Ina pcN 30 Gioen
imorgcs nco pon Sitraot meo Oen
6cIge, at iamtli8c S~pgninNcr, pNioo
Bergen og Sirtcn, brGuotc totnlt
nco. Bare ct Stuhllr % cn Srculc.
inc itnar igien. Gn0eI al airfcnS
Snuentar rebbcocS.
Set par Still over Ben ganllc, ar
pprOiac %orgS GnoCIiNt. Get lore.
aif unocr ct Sccncri al mpgtiQc va.
turfruitcr / en- butter, mort @eitnat.
oobbeIt bpitcr p0a oct poe % pcir.
baaroe Stcb poo 2~rIaroct, bpor
Bergen ligaer ! ltreng, cniom Mo-
icitGt.
Stormcn ruifcoc mco SUttctag i
&apens eamle, pluoiIiote SrGr, Spn
pnn 9pn frpbieoc glcuncm Ben iorte
Not % loo @crgcn gIimtuiS ipnca,
inotil Den bleo beOcIig rdrlmct % fiji
lin @oaIiGro poa rrIig, Gammcl. rio.
bcrborgerlig &tS,
@oarobruacr 6rcn9cu, iom bopoe
@preIie / Ell al Sioeiloicnc, paoguct
ibct iamme 2pnct ilo1 ncb. - San
iprano op % iii OUttct SuSbolhcrs
fen, og begge iii rcooct Jig 10, men
ser bar life Sole ON at re00e noget
mco iig. 8aarbabcltprcrenS %rrcI'
ic bar / ct SiebIif mObuuct / Slam.
mer. 9pnct par ilooct ncO / Saorn.
ipirct o9 bopoe iulgt Ningc. % &c.
lcionIeoninacn til &rrcIict peo 81
0cn al @aarbsbeitprcren$. Ser bar
oct Ioo autGnbt &GqQcu, OF / Den
itcrfc Storm Itob mart belle Sorgcu
/ 5lammer.
Hu itoar bare DC 9amIe, loIibc
Wtltre i9ien. Soornct er itprtet NED
OF Gegcn 0riper tort ouer Den gamlt
Borg. Siltrobs Tor at Iiitanoen ira
@orgen til llobuicne er ca. 40 Wtc.
ter, iprang Sloen oOcr, % mart too
o9iaa Oi5ie / lps Cue.
"a Goblet ingen itor @eiptlin5
bar, lpffebes oct forboIO5pis mart at
rebbe no ane GDrcne - en- So, fer
Seite og en- bclbig @riS.
Sgiao fra airfcn ifaI Def bore
IpffcbeS at rcoOe enoeI al Snpcnto-
ret, ser ii9e$ Iltertoplen % Yrpfc.
%itoIen, iom blep brogt 10 gicnnem CT
al SinOuerue.@ s.a
ri belle 9psningsfompIeret Itoar
bare TO Stqbnr % Ell @~aaroSitlc
igicn. y a..
Ser booze life iIcre Wenneitcr
Bergen emo @aoro@beitprereu o.
SusDoloerifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
SuaS Slocn bar ifaauct.

Sronobiem 30tc Roucm6cr.
"NoresienuiIeIt" meooeIer ieIgenbc
ira Gitruat:
Mllrene, iom ltaor igien, cr for
6ouienoe goot 6eparet nGrmcit fSor-
Den, men epcrit peo Sadet CT DC iterft
bcifaoi9et og bar ilaaet itorc Sprrfs
fer. SopcOportalen or bcIt beporct,
Iigclebe2 &omirliblrret oper Yorta.
let. Soilcrne pcO Snogangen til Hios
Derialen CT belt ubelfooigct, % al
SmijernS9ittcrct er Weltcporten i
9cbolO.
Gen Gel al 9pgninger. Tom cr
melt b~cifaOiget, er HorOfleicn. Spo.
iloicn cr oerimoo goitife go0t bepo.
ret. 6Gng@lct er oeioa ub~cifoOigct,
og bette mao tilifripcs Sen Grager,
iom pon Nnmobning al |roic2ior
Wercr bleu lat inc Scr Tor Ell Moas
neoS SiO iiOcn. 2igfnmrenc er ogiou
bcporct, me0cna atrfefloffen er incl,
tct. 5loicn paa Spirct, iom TANNER
ira 17S1, er iluloet ~ubeifooiget / &u.
inerlle.
gi S%picfroucrne / Nio0erIalen err
bare reOOet nogle imaa S~ernbeilag.
@eilugene poa &~ibocrial.G ercn or
bier9ct. &c bcfjcnbte aobbcrifiItcr
opcr &opcOin08ungcn er ogioa / &c.
bol0.
Sra &irfcn cr 0et meItc Robot, iaa.
lcOc3 alt pou Ilrcret, Spicitogcrnc og
Nlltcrtaplcu. 20 Sr9iigurcr og ire
Wlalerier or 0crimoo brunOt. 2iga.
iao &c fIcge % ooorlise Somiruer.
5oriirinQcruc paa &irfcitoIenc er res,
6ct iammcu mcO enoeI al IIterril.
gen. s airfm op5euorcOe3 CT GAM
melt aopituI og 6ooitpffct al ell Sei.
lie, iom i~friucr Jig ira ben tioligert
Borg. elsie bIcu reooet. SigcIcOea
ire Walcricr. Oct enc bleu oog be.
ifaoiget, oa oct blep reuet los.
Set rpger cnonu ira Iuinernc
Wien man boloer oaigeuei paa al
grape ior at io1c at iinbe pproifllO,
Sing. @~o0sbeiprer Srengen bcbnnO.
Ter meb megeu Fictet oft, ionl er req
bet % BET iom efterbaanoen iinoes
gitraat bar giennem Sioernl
mango 8ange uPret iibiat ior pro.
lane SpnOerS Seriinger og MiS.
bunolinger. % aaigepel bapoe oer
samle Giooer6orgs Iolioe NoterinI'
taalt goOt aampen moo Siben:
San6.
On al gorGcns melt ifisniommt
oa iorltaaeIiesiuIoe Giere ira Den ie
mere Siitoric er Gano. iur. Sobnrnc.
Setter, iom / 1882 lit JIG @aarHci
oueroraget Tor 100000 aroner.
San pernebc meo sm airrIiga!c,
ON @oarocns mango rige gtinocr 0,
iierneSe Gina, iom life bsrie NEE ii
Den flasiiifc Gel al gpgperfet. 20,
pietetsiulo par ban, at ban life pll>
J taale nogeu 6oranorins, o. iiIllli
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
Suffering Tor Sioras
til Valorisaapcn,

Ser moStaset % tbitteret for s4.s
1929.
@co 8. z. 5opep, SesienSen. q. 8.
ira Senrn Gageien. 9eimNal. y. =.
(Souoet Y. Nuroal) S25. Yaitor &.
O.. geito. Serrate. Minu.. (til airte
saa CHAR i 6e8ee Sner. 2 .SIiore) S25.
sch q. I. Gaiusboe. Napnaro, Rinr.
iru II. Z. Sparitab (Spnoet 9an9) So.
&cb g. 6. @oplerlb, YoriIauo. y. :.
irn ieIgenSe: amii 6. Sraaten. Bort
'ano. q. =, (%inttiac 6eoaIen) $40;
SerGeu 8. Cohen. YortIauo. u. ,.
q. z. 9urbnl) SO; amune q. @aS-
icret. Gooperstoipu, 81. =. tSoncct :.
auroaI) S.. Snlt iii Sato S4.S43. 90.
". N. Sunbheim. aas.
@inueapolis. 23oe Sec. 1916.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-29
SUN RISE ITEMS.

Chas. Dagger went to the hot
springs last week.
Lille Heden is visiting her
sister Mrs. r. Wells.
Clyde Snyder visited with his
brother Fred Sunday.
The rain fell Saturday evening
made every one happy.
Gus Anderson was a pleasant
caller at the .Eeden home Sunday
Elmer johnson got water on his.
place after drilling to the depth
of go feet.
Caroline Dagger was a pleas
ant caller at the home of of Mrs.
Bacon Monday.
Mrs. Peugh and Mrs. Johnson
were pleasant callers at Fred
Snyder home Saturday.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-29
GONE 10 HIS REST

DIED-On Friday June %. 1916
Sterling Stephen Holman. at
Oriska, Colo, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Holman was born at
Huntsville, Mo-, Jan. 8. 1e49 He
lived with his parents until the
age of fourteen at which time he
Joined the Confederate army and
served three years under Gener-
al Price.
He was married in 1867 to Miss
Lucinda Lingo, to which union
five sons were born. She died
in 1882. He was then married
to Miss Boneto Carter his pres
ent wife in 1884. to which union
three daughters were born. Mrs.
Frank Finnel. of DesMoines. Ia,
and Mrs. W. r. Currie, of Oriska
Colo, the other having oied in
childhood.
He has a brother, Robert Hol-
man, living at Prairie Hill, Mo-.
and a sister, Mrs. Matte Bradley
of Broken Arrow, Okla.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at his late residence by Under
taker. Heiserman. of Flagler,
and Rev. Keplinger, of Stratton,
at l o'clock p. M. after which
the remains were brought to
Cheyenne Wells and shipped to
Keytesville. Mo-, and were laid
at rest on June 26. 1916 until the
resurrection morn.
Mr.. Holman took a homestead
in this county at the age of 63
and has lived here for about four
years. He leaves a number of
relatives. beside those mention
ed) and a host of friends in this
community to mourn his death.
The RECORD force joins in SYM
pathies with the bereaved, as
we always thought very highly
of Mr.. Holman.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-29
ILLINOIS TO WNsHIP

Henry Burns will go to Kans-
to work during harvest.
Mr., Pearson, from Nebraska is
visiting at the home Of his SON
Albert P carson
Mrs. Waltman and daughter
Clara, called on Mrs. Pearson and
Mrs. Bair last Monday.
Several neighbors visited with
John Shepard and family last
Sunday and spent a very enjoy.
able day.
Mr.. Joe Angel lefr few days
ago for Garrett Vile, Ohio.
where he will make his future
home. We are sorry to loose
these good neighbors. but what
is our loss is somebody's gain.
Lyman Waltman went to Chey
enne wells last Saturday and
arrived home just before tie
heaviest part of the hail fell.
The way he went down the road
would have done credit to Fo;d
Part of this township was WIS.,
tied by a heavy rain and hail last
Saturday evening. Some hail
measured 8 inches in circum-
fence considerable damage was
done to crorS.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-29
Washington Letter
By Edward Heating

By Edward Keating
fconoressrnan from the third Colorado
District.
The Republicans have gone to
the Supreme Court to secure an
opponent for President Wilson.
Charles E. Hughes. ex-governor
and ex-justice. is respectable
figure, but, WHAT DOES HE
STAND FOR? What is his IS
sue? Why is he running?
He told a crowd of reporters in
New York the other day that he
stood for " undilutei American
ISM" What does that mean?
I do not PROFOUND the question
fiippantly. am serious about it
Does the ex-iustice mean that
President Wilson's Americanism
il diluted? II he does. why does
mt be say SO? Ofcourse the peo-
ple would laugh at him, but he
could Mt least claim the virtue of
frankness.
Generalities will.not suffice in
this campaign. AS l have said
in previous letters'the people will
not be swept off their feet by the
cry Anything to beat wilson!"
They viii demand that Mr..
Hughes dispense with platitudes
and furnish easily-unGers God re
plies Fur a few simple questions.
For ex mple:
| In dealing with the countries
involved in the European war,
would sdr. Huges have resorted
to Diplomacy or War to enforce
American rights? President
Wilson has chosen Diplomacy and
our country is at peace with the
void. In what particular would
lfe. Hughes have deverted from
the course followed by the Presi
deet
Hr. Hughes says he is for ''Pre
paredness. " In that he is mere,
" echsing President Wilson. II
he l. MT sltisiied with the vast
sums voted othe army and navy
by . Democratic Congress he
should Indicate what further ex-
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-29

penditures he deems essential.
Does he believe in universal com
pulsory military service? If SO.
he should speak out.
Then Mr.. Hughes should be
specific in dealing with the ques-
ton of who will pay the bills
for preparedness?" So far he
has lodged that issue. In that
particular he followed his party's
platform which is silent on that
subject. Yet it is a big question
From $3.50. 600, 600 to $500. 900, 900
of new revenue must be raised
to build a navy. and equip an
army. Where are we to get this
staggering sum? The Dem ocrat
party which up to date has ventur
ed a reply. We proposed to raise
the money by increasing the in
come tax, levying an inheritance
tax on big estates and placing a
tax on munitions of war.
Mr.. Hughes while governor of
New York sent a message to the
Legislature urging the defeat of
the proposed amendment to the
constitution providing for an in
come tax.
Next year the Democrats will
raise $500. 600. 600 through the in
come tax. If Mr.. Hughes had
had his way not a penny Of this
sum would have reached the pub
lie treasury.
Mr., Hughes says he favors an
adequate protective tariff. but
he stops there. What does he
mean? Does he want the kind
of robbcr tariff framed by Payne
and Aldrich in the opening days
of the Taft administration and
which was 80 bad that even Taft
himself could not defe nd it?
If Mr.. Hughes lodges these
questions and insists that ''undi-
luted Americanism" must be the
paramount issue, he will find him
self on most insecure ground.
The President has filed on that
..claim" ani q contest" would
be hopeless.
On May is. 1914 almost three
months before the Euro pean War
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-29
CARD OF THANKS.


We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many kind hearted
friends and neighbors who gave
us their assistance and sympathy
during the last illness and death
of our beloved husband and faith
er. s. 8. Holman. Also to es-
pecially mention the courteous
treatment and excellent work of
Undeytaker Heiserman and the
very fine services conducted by
by the Rev. Keplinger.
MRS. NErTIE HOLMAN.
Mr.. and MRS. w. r. CURRIE.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-29
BASE BALL NOTES

Sherrod played Sunday and did
the same good work he alway s
does.
McGinty was back in the game
and his catch of a liner off Nc
Farlins bat sure was some catch.
Mort Snyder finished the last
two innings and held them to one
hit striking ou. five men in two
innings.
Weskan came up determined
to defeat US, getting a battery
from Colby. and any who saw
the game knew those fellows
could play.
Friday June the, 30th. at 8 p.
m. at Cheyenne Wells will play
Sharon Springs at the faiR ground
SO every body turn out and see
the game.
j Cole Snyder was beat out of a
home run by the umpire calling
him out at the plate, it looked to
US that he was safe, but the um-
pire. said no, 50 we took his word
for it.
McCrumb started the twirling
for Cheyenne Wells. and did fine
work. striking out eight men.
RIBS batting was a feature. get
ing a home run and a two bagger
Cheyenne Wells, v. s. Weskan
In one of the best game Of the
season. Cheyenne Wells trimmed
Weskan on the Home grounds
Sunday by q score Of 8 TOT. The
game was hard fought all thru,
not until the ninth inning, with
one mar do Hn, Tru mbor on Sec
ond was the game decided. Cole
Snyder sent a two bagger to CEN
ter and Geo. brought n the win
ing run.
Cheyenne record., 1916-06-29
BIG TIMBER CHIPS,

The Armstrong boys will leave
for the harvest fields about July
LIST.
To late for last week.
Some nice showers again this
week.
The U. P. ran pay car over
this division, for its employees
June>19th. This is something
out of the ordinary.
The long looked for rain came
Monday evening, and gave us a
good soaker which will put the
ground in fine shape to work for
many days to come.
Mrs. DIR. Dickson left last week
for Clark county Mo. where she
will visit her father and other
relatives, for a few weeks. The
DR.. is looking quite lonesome
these days.
Mrs. L. Furgerson left on Mon
days "Jitney" for points in Iowa
where she will visit her daughter
Laura Clapsaddle and other rela-
tive. she anticipates being absent!
-
about twa months: A safe Journ
ey is hoped for.
Mrs. R. L. Gray is visiting
relatives and friends, in and
aronnd Colby Kansas this week
Ralph is running the culinary de
partmeLt, carrying mail. and
meeting the Jitney all by his
lonesome.