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Arizona republican., 1916-10-04
STRIKE IN ATLANTA
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 3.-Street and suburban car service here was discon- tinued again at o'clock tonight be- cause of demonstration and repeated interference with traffic during the day by striking rnotormen and conduc- tors Company officials said they feared damage to their cars or tracks might result from any attempt to con tinue operation tonight. They an- nounced that traffic would be resumed tomorrow morning. Service during the day was almost normal
Arizona republican., 1916-10-04
Save Your Hairl Make it Soft Fluffy, Lustrous and
 Beautiful

Try as you will, after an applica- ton Of Danderine, you can not find single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most, will be after a few weeks use, when you see new hair. fine and downy at first-ycs-but really new hair growing all over the scalp.
 A little Danderine immediately doubles the beauty of your hair. No difference how dull faded, brittle
Arizona republican., 1916-10-04

the shot was fired and that he did not know whether the man who attempted to take his life was close by or at some distance.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
Lost and Found

lost On streei of Curpuu CHRISTI az
20 Mnlr folpi road Naast ef hons
inaef id,asr loaNc ai caller UfrW
thH frncist ttcfai rrnare tassl
LOST un naA 90 500 wen SUNDAY
q lads q hiagk coat Wn pitt uhswl
reward Cor iif riuu to Cantr efnrr
f1on
asaassa
LOST Nrar white peni snnas,
small kodak uudrr tf.sse aatIfs
Franklin TompsIns fei enufH Tanta
BIOS strtt Corpus CHRISTI W rtimn it
caller Uifre flHfI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

Tbs cailrI D. Nuthafls4sI a. aunans.,
Lac RIGGS AZ CANDIDATE 10 .h.r'fi
Y, NAesFs 'pvHty setieei % sas astlan
VI fetesH M re lAtmetrafir Hrimafs.
The canrf is authorized IA .nn....s..
OSCAR nNi.l.AMN - candia.ts ~,
eN''''t * Nas>es NFauis. suhiesi ta tnt
aeAian ~ tee lhemcrfaiie rflmarits.
~ tsilsr IA authaurct 80 annannee
: tiANh ~ ROBINSON. az h rsntidats
fHr s1erati sahieti o. thc sriian -
Ne'efs in ihe ivmcgfatig primaries %
next luiy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27


u see % wcsth - sieAF has f,,f Cor.
pus NssAieaee ara ~, tho d,sfrscnee
90 SEQ ~ wNsh ~ san l'ai4trio
,Nsohts lanA faf SNn Aagenia Gifs
lst ptstA.
f1ftN "a equity 10 improved so,Arrvs
isfn resf isa,sio~n fet se4iasnce
pfopefa ia cafRas rhFistl ~ Rone.
town
ffn acrcs fHt aack lani unlmprss )
~ San iatricie e'vaptY fcr fsrA isnt
~ Nuvecs aaAt4 AND e@s dlfisfxnec
NAiAatit ~ tssi ffasl i6 utAl hsNsk
oa tse~en naNe 30 tret frasa s,aVaa
street tten tc irse ihaa cOat ssioa tefi
sa9 a. ftfsE pAs munt
100 Atfeh s,,as Nar1ps County iaAd
rlear 10 ineumhiAnea nm e4uai value
ia clseFier ana plo~tns ether hand aar
iolnlnH
gs ecres essAg ~ laevmnWner ard all
un.ief lfsisetAte ! mile fsem tonna.
gtt llehylevn 90 Corhus CHRISTI rfep-
rYfy.
Haker- Weeds Nealts Company
4o1 star street
ikanr sha "a 4ai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

T0 rnAflr iNehls Improved pfupsfiF
- NeNh liassh ial lsn1 ia HoulAsAsf
Nspsas Mui, Anh q - iies ts4.
faesf
DnH HkritANnE gitsf AfkHoeas
fstns f.ssiis Hard rumpaag. iesllt.
Ath itsss
rOn sAfN Yil Will TRADE NrM
teHq hssfaf 90 sa,anf iNsn ~ anfihiNA
~ selnsi psisr iiitAsTa A Preston.
1900 T u Ave rtl $40 lfael
ruit SAILS On FukfsE itietufa pNop
rs hsn kHtrass niahias Rsiad fnpnnf
f4il.sa fossaH fef RaIilaA Address %
il9alpH nFA'l asilfeig San Anianin
fssIl
10 TffsiE ffiis ~ tka choicest hefnsa
~. iht Atsll lead aiih as fsaf tAisaHea
l{aules n Nasmtsfr. Phone ESQ an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

Avuid headache, impurities
Of ts.9 Blood. congtipation BY
taking . cup OF GRASD
MAS 'EA. Best laxative
for children. plcaaaat to
take. aweolon aud take a.
an ordinary tea. Package 70
cents
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
RATES:
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the first issue,
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DISPLAY
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open flat rate per Inch. per column
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Same Sundays
stluiiag display advertisements.
open rate per inch Per month. Sa0a.
Reading Notices
Pure rc1dins matter each Insertion.
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Contracts for large amounts u aa
Ntrus.nF SPACE ON application az this
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

cofpps Chrlssl fyps~rsisr Exchange.
The Mes S~fEi The New Nurt.na
tspeWfigera the Dalton Addlnr Ma
tAine ilehullt And se,ond nana TYPE.
wfirls Nhone IA tge starr ssrers,
Adv $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

FOR SALE Three houses and lots on
laredo avonae. good location Also
ono vacant Dot VIII take q GOOD hqrd
car as part pay Apply Sis Staples
etraef 1b4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
~ n BAKER or v y WOOD
f0s Starr 81 Phone I0l
Corpus Christi. Tex.

f'N SALE silently used farms a. q
$50 sacrifice what DO sou need
l.kard a. Preston iies H. r. Ave. -
300 $50 6sa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
OALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTTSTNG
.%@ 4 CLEANING FOR SOUTH TFxAs

!, ~ ~. ARE ~ TIRE NARKrr r.n y.
~ 10y ~, ~ pesd' whc,her farsn. raece
~ srepesia We can snqni, yor,
s ~ flcAart a irssscn, iie Il n
N"" so 4ffRt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
Help Wanted female

isfing sfnFi9ynsnt fof wunrn fiHl
ssu uns eeb s"sfAnsa.a potfsn.
iale silk hosiery ~ usef. Experience
Unnecessary iafEs profits Nruna
iussnsss hos vA ~ TlsiiNhTiOEAg.
dil.i.H. aces nhsstngs Philadelphia
Sas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

Hest haicd has ~ ana - Hfh.e f7.
bale. $50 per ion. orana's WaEpn 80
IA etnnina alrn.i L----
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
BOWER REAyY co.
BARGAINS

Wo wir huid Sou IA hams .r nay
VIEW ApniriuN ana lei 500 "a, for
DO hhc rent ~ own prapsrD ani pay
Cor ID sraiuais SIS io compel Yourself
,o saAr. % b the best Nay to teach
Yourself and fsmih cronum, and yuu
Nil find pleasure iu saving WHOM a.
soes int1 Your own homo The mogoi
fou pHy Ont fog ihr privilege af Twins
somewhere Y0u yirss.iif ra3 u;e Your
avn pocket Gye %" mptl2r 90 homs
owning serloas consideration and
thoroughly investigate the msurs ~
Haf View Addition and Fise aa tho
Opro-ianEy iQ make plain o. y1u ca.
cry le'all ~ our easy payment plan
~ home nu'lilne.
tg2 Chaparrsl Strcci Phone tti
ttisl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

TOR SALE Lot on Furman Avenue
51Nl.N north SIDE. eXcelicntly located
water and sewer connections. Falr
price Address A. .. Caller. for pagtlo.
uiars sas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

Uorsss boarded Al brands WsFen
Yard, tiGo0 per month. Beet ~ care
-. e. GRAND 'fss'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

TWO GOOD Ffssh pshs cg~s Or sale
thsap McCamptfEs farm. one mile
vest ~ tp~n y a. hiiief ssA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
Livestock


NNN BALE AZ rlatf noble lfiteN
Registered Dgrot dorsey iaaifH
aNis ans Iae0 see n "A Gninn
iioislDpn ~ aa1fcas 81 u 1904 sol
CORPUS cnflsN niol
Itelaitred ntriahiff un4f fHr rslc
PHONE iot b Chambers Is ray
fgael
FOR SALE a few REGISTERED Jersey
heifsFn rbeavY aprinTrrsl ara buii
calves The prices viii surprise Fau
Address Santa Geftfudia fklnEl fAnah
kiuFsNiiir. Texas ftosl
WANTED 10 hoard a good tuW inf
ihr miih must be- good animal WIN
Keep ln Ftod r9n1ision n Fuu have a
cow tnat sou want looked after. 40
dress S4s Caller 1ff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

wANFNis NppF ia wesn ous Aa,n.
sn"plle t'gv< snnef tn,ra CHARLES
'-lRN = oemren> 80 cnrfiaan ,sii,
wANrKts renan,s NJ snrre etr,ess
have best lesetiea feg sirNt-oiass
Seii tafinkA canas, cirAf anA I.,nac
90 ARD tsNotA t.lcth ia ellis lssea tcAse
g r.Fni parry Cali. see AZ 4. a
Ne'anN nccsn & sA'nasu tsgsi
WANTED 10 bay al klnas ~ aus
eAnd t0'tf N'akheH,s flfniture Ntsap
slk Mrsauile sileeA f'l,ane ~ tstts
-,'-- 'f-s-F-'-'--..- s.',a.a~lp,a.ss>.a.-...
Miscellaneous
WANING FssoRs ,asAnlns Wissisus
csmeng sidepaikN eietnlns ,aree,n
sea aA hopse Noik ~.,fe spaiah,crd
fhnne CSC Wtn smith ttig
aFHaaa
isintins uhe s,N Wsnf W heW see
wani IA, nAtr Noa NaNi q and At pef.
fet laices fhare eta ihr t,a4akon
t4tea An eefk s. tA az tfeiA
orAW'ee Ana palwilno fAopht
NNfftE WEI os.sN oSape in tfuMlAt
ane l@lntlnt fhcs. as.lfins leAsaAs
vNl uuuA NFs a Is fhemps1a. sQf
3 Water SfIrst i'Heae 40 ta,S,
iiatttiHs tfGe nmN ufits ninpra
Ampiitan Npit lafflfsns IS ~ taNe
rgi - imsnt iqf chester IA s'l.am
D''A .'''s 'saA
The rsnNn rrpss Is futmisf 50
tHe Nrnhauts rralii Assess latlnu anl
aA taa hls $50 leappil, reifict
ta0ti
NEAo tNta
WI PAY ATTRACTIVE CASH
FAicHs
tstf cast auto sAfiaa tl8 iuista hose
Hsss hnntH srrpss laad Nld ittn
unA 81 ali klna
UuaHtfs ahihnentf solicited
Az schnaFs wsa nrahsss warc
house, upkt Ga nWHL
ihao ilRti STREET ihoHt fQe
tiatthaE saNF ir.m lasrNa Nneiieh
NHiir itshnlHs ftf strain that WON
itp WNiHaiiHaal Ns a1 Ha contest
tie1 NN f4no lps iH i'aNan tot D o.
$50 ihi lDn Fiuali ani l.o hls So size
tsfsAuu l4rHa aul steia taat iisnAn IS
W He fef iht fHesi tsse4 f eush
lhe pries is rfrst isoai
AnfiCis Te 40 fyal ESTATE l0on ahn
hate hst nit lupsfn NNsi fuf ssir
that aN H' pr4pfrN D. nos nff thr
nafttt ii wN8Hna i4Fgt
nia1NhMAikiNg Az bpaw psnsil
enep, alsa sH.nloiapit sitd e4o0hri sns
hpuea i'hoee gep Mas T. "a Wieht
fis caulaa 3qal
Colonial Hotel Eas 500 uui very
iaa winter rats ls,ni Wall but come
NNeei sslams N iuWn ihpne 4ie
go i,t chapaffai street 81
rof lbf ieH rlass - iainlae AS
tce the peHi pHano sas lhs iamfwl
pfrss 40 wprh g.. d 81 isoks
lHtaHnf sbah fusm nafe0a inite
HnNmni H rsarHi elnrae so rns
~ hrHr 500 Ne,N iioea rsf psn
'h0Ha iHi b Chamsafa flif 9ati
ifrssWaFlhH asa tssiNHr feans fa1
rhapsrra sirect Isleghuns $40. ilalis
Msequip 3isdi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

iNR SALE Handsome home on Fur
mln Avenue. Modern in every respect
Two tory hsths. gas an conycuionccx
triuiih flowers sud sardcn. Apply
tO 81 Al.. Care Caller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
WHO WANTS THIS?
Another Good Raru.in

.... ,,''ai noine ncA qcs ql4c.l ~ nun.,
80 = sl.Cff beautiful lawn now
a'.s Sh.~s ~hlcken and rarsen
.-"s ifAesd' city ans clstern wat.f
piped IN house anybody wAn,,rs 4
hnn'e ao nci miss sccirr ma r,.t
MUSK pa seen 20 apprcclats !. ioe M.
terms '' WIZ
FOR RENT
..,s' Your houses With w FURNISH.
~ AND NNflnaNisnEp CQ.i-rAc.
FoUSERoN AND CHAPMAN
-" ''''i'"''Ai ~ Theme Us
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

s-lrrc tract near Corpus Christi aW
boz cultivation an ideal place fai eah
ufWn home Price slgsOo0.
iN aercs. extra good land i-e mIi.
fn ty limits. all la cultivation.
tsa.n at S1,5oooo
o-a.ro truck farm. miles from
tmnu. christi all in cultivation. good
ffHu Uuuso with other substantial im-
p ements. price s2.25Ooo. worth
S. 10000
on acres. oNtfa fine black land. an M
cH ntun miles from Rehstuwn Doe
otfd ou main public road and rail-
rA Best buy In Nuocos county at
pf asked
$40 acres choice black land. miles
frnm Violet Cruilroad stntionl. 90
acres n cultivation. new s-room house.
hafr ncll and windmill special price
So. 90 ser acre. worth $1,000 good
taras
1872 acres nnlmprovod fine black iaad
uilos from Ruhstown miles from
NH'et stlfun eood improved farms
DR. al's this is "a snap az 5000 per
acra
un.mnraped black land
n from Rohstown no better land
l. county bargain al $500 per
extra good terms
$50 ncros unimprpyed. extra finu
lu i1 miles from Robstown, can be-
rei and plowed az sig 90 per aero.
H'nor wiu sen at $500 per acre noth-
It down. good long Time. NJ percent
uu. purchaser mast improve land
soe
W n BAKER or v. r. WOOD
fos Starr 81 Phone T0l
Corpus Christi. Tex
ShrnFICE SALE iot hlerk = $3.50
i' lloos q i21b. lei block s. 1900
i' HiorR 5. $500 iot 3 h,erk : $3.50
Hf .iook 9 fgss loi 4 block 3 S9ga
block o. tf2S-An III iiaa fioW
Addition 80. Son car line Lot 20 block
hrpokbn $3.50. Lot ~. block 81,
IHnsNn $500. lots and block 10
NrDs Ray Heehts $500 lots 20 and 4
nln.A 1902. BAY Terrace No. ?. ~
ia ks frnm car line sg1a. i0i : ana
l-9 90 lot @ block 9 Nusseit Al T
ana improvements insured 90
30. sit5e. terms ia cash. balance
l't purchaser hnps ~ q j. fiNel !
.HI ~ rhuparraI ST. stitl 4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

FpR SALE Nice reomine hense fond
location plqkard 8 l'feaoe 1903 a.
D, Ave Tel asa osst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27


fvh SAi.E-s5s acres black land tue
miles southeast ~ Agua palcc 3 a..
gain nos, Terms easy Address q a.
Glass Marlin. Texas att
FOR SALE EIGHTY acres ehnloe tract
ai land y miles from cry limits on
NlnEsvillc rqed seventy acres IN oal,.-
vation. ail improvements WIN mako
special price and terms Appy Horne
Apartments. rta
toh SALE hg ewnrr five aqro iruck
iarm opposite station four miles nom
town an la cultivation with erawino
crops Black sautl loam soil Mod
ern i've rneiu bungalow. CltV ana cis
tern water, harm chi0kou houses mare
and husky farming implements can
az toa Mesquite street ttis
FOR SALF-or trade ar eight acre
truck farm. Oh An cultivation. four.
Wom honFc with hail end ether im.
prpvcmCuts Wet 40 Nuocoa Say
Hcishts See me nt the oklahoma
house room seven. NJ puufey 6ts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

1872 acres rnlmprovod fine black isdd
nilDa from Rohstown ? miles from
iet stl'iun. rood improved farms
Orr alrs this is snap az 5000 per
ncnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

rc truck farm q miles from
CORPUS christi. all in cultivation. good
fr1 unuso with other substantial i'm
p emants. price se25Ooo. worth
5000 o0.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

on acres. oNtfa fine black land an In
cH atIon . miles from Rehstown. io-
o,'d GOA main public road and rail-
rt Best buy In Nuoccs county at
pf "a asked
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

lI aercs extra good land i-e nib,
rn i,y limits. ull In cultivation.
tlrsa.n at S.. 10000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
Position Wanted Female

i'0sltrfn Wanted hF fpena oman rs
'sairsiaas in riufo ~ hup m onee
i.l2 l.rullapi sifftt Nssi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

HNEn corn TaApHm selected HnA
Fradsd aist sui,iei boinre shrilipe %
5000 pea NuaNo Afirosa Aiherl b.
kattnsia'l Mercedes resae $3.50
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
Another Dancing Party

Neil Lord was the manly little host
to a dancing party at the home OF
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alois b
Renahean, at their handsome reSid-
ence, The Willows, on Palace Ave
nue., Friday night. About twenty OF
the younger set were present, and
it was truly a very charming pic
ture to see so much youth and in
nocence. There is nothing quite so
touching as a party OF young peo-
pie. They are SO natural and so
beautiful to look upon. One never
wants to grow old, but alasl
Neil is one of the handsomest
youths in Santa Fe, and along with
it all he is exceptionally nice. Mr..
and Mrs. Renehan chaperoned the
young folks. Delicious refresh
ments were served at an early hour,
since this set belongs TO the beau
ty-sleepers' and you know that
means before twelve o'clock.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25

SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
From Here and There Over the State

Fund. Several very difficult piano
pieces were rendered with much
skill and sympathy by Miss Clara
belle Fischer, Just graduated in
music from the Music Department
if Colorado College, Colorado Spr,
Colo, and Miss Fischer also sang
some very beautiful songs. Her
musical talent is much abo,, the
average, she rightfully deserves high
praise and much honor for her faith
ful application to her music and it
is with great pleasure that her
friends learn that she is going on
to New York to continue her study
this winter. Mrs. Van Nemmen l.,
Bean and her talented daughter, Miss
Virginia Lawrence Bean also pleased
the guests with several rcnditions Oh
the violin. Miss Bean needs no
mention, except to say, that she too,
has preceded Miss Fischer to New
York, whereby her already wonder
full talent may be cultivated to the
highest possible notch. Miss Hazel
Sparks, another Santa Fean, who
has become unsteady noted, es-
pecially for her beautiful voice
pleased those present with several
selections, Miss Sparks is now
studying at Boston Conservatory of
Music, and has much talent. She
expects to graduate this coming
year. Altogether this musical .,
a very enjoyable affair. Light but
delicious refreshments were served,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
Mrs. James A. French Hostess

Complimentary 10 Mrs. Morgan
L'cwellyn, of Las Cruces. house
guest of Mrs Alois b. Renehan and
Mrs. Griffin, OF OklahomaCi ty, house
guest OF Mrs, c. NJ. Wells, Mrs.
James a. French gave a most de
lightful bridg, party. Beside the
guest of honor ard the hostess the
following is a list of the invited
guests, Mesdames. A. B. Renchan.
Jacob Wcltmer, John w. March,
Leslie A. Gillett, H. {. Yontz, James
/. Seligman, Robert P, Eryicn, c.
Max Wells, and Anna N. Townsend,
Mrs. A. b. Rcnchan won, as first
prizc, a very beautiful water color.
The guest prizes were boxes II
correspondence cards. \ delicious
two course luncheon was served.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25

Miss Thclma lntz. eldest da"ph
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Hale !. Lutz
announced her engagement last week
IN this manner, at the hour OF eight.
there were just 3 young ladies pres
cnt, this number alone was a "ury
sentiment" on the part Of many.
and then, when Ms LUZ in a vgrv
sweet way, said. "if you would Just
as sol help me hem tca-towels. as
sew on your " sewing. | would
be glad, they are ior a special oo-
casion," and OF course no one was
impolitc enough to refuse or TO ask
just why But as the evening went
merrrily on with the %clattcr OF TWEEN
ty-three tongues. and the busy hem
ming away Of these many matv tea
towels, there began to arise very SER
ious suspicious, but not until the
very delectable two course luncheon
was served, did ii really become I
fact that there was a cat in 4 bag,
and hat each individual was to
have this particular cat steal out OF
a bag with a yellow ribbon around
his neck bearing a card announcing
that Miss Thelma Lutz and Nj.
Theodore b. Dobleskey had made ny
their minds to become 'onc' about
the last week OF September, and then
the q knew why they had hcmnivI
towels! After the refreshments were
served the guests were all favored
with a look into the "Hope-chest"
which contained sundry and ne
Gus articles that will prove most
useful in starting that little home
in the City OF Chicago. Following
is a list OF the guests invited, Mes
danes, Fauth, Castle, Blake, Frank
McBridc, the Misses Griffin. Walter,
Carroll, Mcndeuhall. Baca, Ramona
Baca, Pinell. Thompson, Stephens.
Thcima Stephens, Wood, Mcbride.
Ormsbec, Harvey, Scott Fischer.
Smith, Williamson, Morgan, Earl,
Whitman, Bacon, Friday. McFie,
L@cc>on, Walker, Miss Lutz was a.
sisted by her sisters Misses Eileen
and Edna.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
TO
CUT FIGURE
AT THE FAIR

Albuquerque, N NJ Aug "A, nc. -
Cows arc going 10 have their share
in the 1910 State Fair and the cattle
men Of New Mexico will have a
greater incentive to exhibit this
year than eve before. The Fair
management has some forward
with prizes aggTtgating more than
$1,000 for the cattle department. And
not to be outdonc in things that
particularly interest them Tho New
Mexico Cattle & Horse Growers As
ISOLATION offer a handsome Silver
Cup for the best carload Of strictly
rarge bred New Mexico h~cifcrs.
1--WE need more if an appreciation
OF what the range cattle industry
means to New Mexico" Gays Sec.
Rotary Millor Of the catlonen's as
Sociation. Range cattle are one Of
onr biggest assets, close t. $4,000
600 are invested in plain cows !.
the STAG. In the past cattle have
been the backbone Of our prosper
lat today miro tharA ever they
are adding 70 our Vuh>tantial
wealth" And +" prove il Ac quotes
from No less secure ban the crop
reports. Mis- average Hotter Of
to-day is worth almost 5o- lie what
her proecnito-s - five year, ago
brought Say, Mr. Milo This
is partly due 10 the rising price Of
all live stick but blood ), the biz
thing that has made the prices Of
today. And we are going 10 find
out who has the proper aprrccia-
ton of what breeding means in dol
lars and cents
Heretofore, the Far Management
has not been able to do Justice to
the COW on tic range But that
has been rcmcdicd this year TAX
ing the vearlinp heifer az he most
representative if the new order of
things the FART is offering prizes
of $500 for the best carload Of New
Mexico range hcifers. a carload is
to consist of not less han twcnty-fi five
animals m%ustshOw The Same reels
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25

Mrs. ]. Fauntleroy McGill gave a
delightful supper dance at the hons
Of her parents, Judge and Mrs. O.
rim Collins, on Bucna Vista Heights.
The place cards werci nthe form Of
"dinnergrams" and were the fac
SMILES of telegram envelopes con
tanned clevcrly wordcd messages Of
welcome and good cheer. Dancing
followed the six course supper. Mrs.
McGill was assisted by Judge and
Mrs. orin c. Coloins. Following
is a list of the guests who enjoyed
the hospitality of this altogether
charming hostess. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis c. Wilson, De and Mrs. b.
z. Hedding Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l..
Grimshaw. Mrs. Ben Frazier Ris-
tine, Mrs. Nina Otero de Warren.
Mrs. Paul Radin, Mrs. Mary McCon-
nell, and the Misses Leila Gallaher
Janet McKeever, Rosina Bergere,
and the Mesers William Penhallow
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25

House Dance
Complimentary to First Lieutenant
Ralph Royce, U. s. A. First Aero
squadron, who is the house-guest OF
his cousin Ralph c. Ely, and former
friend, ]. Raymond Dean, a very
happy affair was the dance given
by ]. Raymond Dean, at this apart
ments in the Gildersteeve home on
Palace Avenue. Punch was served
throughout the evening and at the
midnight hour delicious shcrbert
and cake was passed. Besides the
guest of honor, the following list
Of guests enjoyed the hospitality of
Mr.. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Sears,
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Hedding, Mrs. J.
Fauntlcroy McGili, Mrs. Mary Nc
Connell, Miss Nina Otero de Warren
Misses Leila Gallaher, Rosina. Dolo-
res and Consuelo Bergere, Beatrice
Seligman, Virginia, Larue Knight,
of Ell Paso, Ramon Beckner, Ra-
mona Baca. Messrs. Herbert Men
denhall, John McFie, Jr, Guthrie
Smith, Bernard Spitz, John Windsor,
Karl Winters. Ferdinand Koch, jam
es McClintock.