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The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

Indie sa4e tflat haywood county
win enjoy unusual prosperity this year
A trip through Haywood county will
convince anyone who is acquainted
with her history that the mode1 Of
cultivation has improved wonderfully
during the past few years. Our far
mers have learned the value Of thor
ough preparation. and rlostsof them
are putting into practice their, knowl-
edge on this subject. This IN itself is
half the battle.
The Haywood county school board
will meet Saturday for the purpose Of
selecting the white teachers for the
rural schools Of the county another
year. Indications are that the num-
Der of applications win be greater
than the number Of places to be filed,
The board is composed of the follow
ing members: E. L. Allen, chairman;
w. E. Willis, E. B. Boren, S. 7. Hum
phreys and R. B. Walker. The county
superintendent is secretary Of the
board.
Stanton is wide-awake town and
her citizens are always looking out
for whatever will add to their mate
rial, intellectual or social development,
In keeping with this spirit they have
put on this year a three-days chau-
tauqua course. Many Of her citizens
win attend our chautauqua this week
and of course we will show our appre-
citation by visiting with them when
theirs is on.
Mrs. Annie o. Dixon, 55 years old,
died at her home, 919 Lischey ave-,
Nashville, Tenn, Sunday morning,
June 4th, at 4:S0 o'clock. She is sur
vived by her husband, Geo. w, Dixon,
and her FIVE children. Joe A.,
Frank L., and Jesse d. Dixon, Miss
Mamie Dixon of Nashville and Mrs.
George 7. Allen Of Guthrie, KY. The
remains were brought to Brownsville
Monday on the 1:16 train, where the
funeral services and interment took
place. The services at the grave were
conducted by DR.. r. H. Mahon assisted
by Rev. A. C. Bell Mrs. Dixon for
merly lived in Brownsville, where she
has numbers Of friends who join. the
family in mourning her loss.
Henry Young, a negro, was shot to
death Monday by Sam Bowls, another
negro. The killing took place in a
field near Coleman's min about four
miles west Of Brownsville at 10 o'clock
in the morning. An inquest was held
over the body by Coroner J, N. Cox
and the proof given developed the fact
that Young was share worker with
Bowls. While he was plowing cotton
Bowls appeared and ordered him to
take out and do some whitewashing
Young protested that his cotton was
grassy and that he would do the white.
washing later. Bowls started to I'M
hitch the mule and Young protested
and stopped him. Bowls Immediately
left for his house where he secured a
shot gun and returning shot Young
to death while he was plowing. The
jury decided that it was case Of pre-
meditated murder. Bowls was later
arrested BY Sheriff Davis a few miles
from the scene Of the murder and com
4nitted to jail. Young's wife was pres
ent when the deed was committed ant
begged her husband to run wher
Bowls left for the house to get hi.
gun. Young insisted that Bowls wouls
not shoot him for nothing and refused
70 leave. After Bowls had fired once
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

Gains of considerable importance by
the Russians over the Teutonic allies,
by the Turks over the Russians and
bv the Germans over the British are
recorded in the latest official commune
cations from Petrograd, Constantine
ple and London. In the region Of Yer
dun, violent artillery combats are in
progress, while in the Austro-Itslian
line the Italians continue to hold the
Austrians from further advance.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

Paris, however, says the fort was
still in French hands early Wednesday
morning, but that since then it had
been impossible TO communicate with
the fort owing to the violence of the
bombardment.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

she caught the gun and prevented him
from firing second time. Young
died in his tracks, being shot through
the heart.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09
ANOTHER DRAINAGE
DISTRICT STARTED
EMBRACES SEVERAL THOUSAND
ACRES OF LAND
Eastern Section Of County on Mud
Creek and Part Of Crockett
County to be Drained by this
New Project.

A number Of interested citizens OF
this and Crockett counties met Satur-
day at e. B. brakes store at Union
ten miles east of Brownsville and ef-
fected an organization for the purpose
of establishing what will be known as
the Mud Greek Drainage district. The
district viii begin Just above the Mem
phis to Bristol highway, starting near
the farm Of T. Fl. Whitehead, and will
empty into lateral Of the Forked
Deer drainage canal. 1t will be ap.
proximately nine miles long and will
drain about three thousand acres Of
land.
At the meeting at Union commit
tee was appointed to represent the
petitioners. This committee was com.
posed Of the following gentlemen: L
M. Littrell, chairman; ]. R. Warren
secretary; J, L. Belts, Geo. Sulli' ar
and Colon Lomaxs This COMMITTEES
win look after the general manage,
ment for the petitioners. Cleveland
Sherrod, Esq, Of Bells, and Bond &
Bond Of this city will act as attorneys
for the petitioners.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

Misses Minnie Dale and Eunice
Burress Of Woodland Mills, Tenn,
are the guests of Miss Lucille Byrn,
who returned home Saturday from at
tending college at Murfreesboro
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

In the fighting from the Pripet
Marshes to the Roumanian frontier
the Russians in their big offensive
movement have disodged the Teutonic
allies from fortified positions and
brought their aggregate Of men cap
tured up to 4l.oo0. They have also
taken n guns, 1874 machine guns and
40 bomb throwers. Amone the men
made prisoners are 900 piieefs
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

The Austrians again have essayed
violent attacks against the Italians in
the upper Arsa valley and northeast
of Asiago, but everywhere were re-
pulsed. In the latter sector the ltaE
ians drove back the Austrians in a
hand to hand conflict to the bottom OF
the Campomulo valley.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09
WOMAN'S PARTY is
LAUNCHED IN CHICAGO
CONGRESSIONAL UNION FOR
SUFFRAGE ITS SPONSOR
Plank for Woman's Vote in Platform
is Object of Organization Form
ed as Pre-C Convention Feature.
Issue Made Single.

Chicago, June 5.-History for wo-
men was in the making tonight when
the woman's party was launched under
the auspices of the Congressional I'm
ion for Woman Suffrage. The night
meeting followed one held during the
day marking the opening of the third
convention here in an effort to promote
their cause and to induce the progress
sives and republicans to put an equal
suffrage plank in their party plat
form and to obtain their endorsement
of the Susan B. Anthony amendment
to the constitution.
Miss Maude Younger of California,
the temporary chairman, made the
keynote speech. She said that the wo-
mans party would consider no other
issue than equal suffrage at present
and that it would throw its influence
to that party which supported the An
thony amendment.
Miss Lucy Burns of Washington, D.
c., laid blame for the defeat Of the ma
tional suffrage constitutional amend
ment on the democratic party.
IF as great percentage Of demo-
Gratis as of republicans had voted for
suffrage, a two-third majority for it
in the house would have been secured '
she said.
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blateh car
ried "the appeal of the east to the
! west"
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

be held within f'f
isens< i ~ s-s.s nfe besn driver sight
3ileni4tefs eastward from positions
extending over fourteen kiimetefs.
suffering losses Of more than 1000
men killed or wounded The fighting
in this immediate vicinity. covers a
front Of over thirtykmiles, with the
turks the aggressors and with the sit
uation favorable to them, according
to Constantinople
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

Mrs. H. G. D. Collins, Miss Nora
Collins and Charlie Collins were in
Memphis Monday.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

In Mesopotamia the Turks claim to
have dfeated and dispersed the Rus
sian wings which were endeavoring
to carry out an enveloping movement
against them near Khaniki, northeast
Of Bagdad, but Petrograd asserts that
the Russians here have captured sew
eral Turkish positions and put to the
sabre several Turkish battallions.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

The Germans, and the British are
still fighting desperately in the vicin-
ity Of Ypres, both sides using their
artillery in heavy bombardments and
their infantry in occasional attacks.
In an infantry attack against the ru-
ined village Of Hooge, east Of Ypres,
the Germans captured the British
front line trenches through the village
but all their attacks elsewhere failed.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-09

Around verdun, in the region of
hill 3O4 and on the right bank Of the
Meuse from Dunloup to Douamount,
the bombardments continue intense.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

Soldiers attention, we have som.
choice lots on Spruce street just
southwest Of the Army Hospital at
800 and 800 each, $500 down and
$500 per month. No taxes no inter-
est. This is l-3 less than lots ar.
selling at in same locality. Better get
y pair.
5-reom modern hoase in residence
district. well located, price $4,000, it
is n snap. look ut il. Terms.
i-room pebble dash adobe, close in
ON 50xl00 corner, nice trees, a
snap at $500. Why pay remit
A fine home. 2 blocks from post Of
Zee, and nice trees, dandy place full
information on request.
If il is bargain, we have it.
We have trades in amost every
state in the union for Mimbres Valley
land aud il you want to move we
can move you.
Automobiles Studebaker. Hupmo-
bile, Buick second hand at Bargain
prices we will trade them. What have
you to offer!
wELLs-PEueH REALTY co
Always on the Jeb'
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Am & ylIlaD

Albuquerque Tsstineny d unahohon.
Hsss 4 IN Al1uquorqus souoy ~
hes stood ~ ~ * -. + ~
story VIII . point vhish N 49,
stsaioht hons 70 many Of ~.
Nss. 3. Adsir, oa3 8. D1lIh ~,
Albuqussqas, n. ~, sayu: 4 Nd
pain h NJ bask, below " shoul6or
bladss. Whsn l was On N ~ or
waikint around. ! dI1n't ~ ths
trouble, bat ths uinn1e | ~ devp,
The pain bsgAn. o. box of Doan's
Kidney Pllls bsoaGkt rsllef."
(0latensnt given Ia. a. 1oogl
Own GIx YnAno LAInR. ~.
49, 6ald: n ~ q6onS 49,
FiIh occasionally - I ~ = rcd
Of thsa ~ ] always st esiek ~
sure rsllsf."
Price ~ q ~ d6alsss. Doa't
AMPLY ask Tor . kidney fene1v-Gos
Doan's Kidney Pills-ths sons lat
Nm. Adair he's twice pu1llsly re-
omnsnded.
Price 6oe It ill dealers. uon't
simply ask for . kidHsy rensoy-
get Doan's Kidney Pills--sAs sans
that Mr.. Lock had. Fost6r.1Glbusn
H.. Props, Buffalo, MI.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND eALE
LUNA COUNTY

CISCO al The Commissioner Of Public Land
Santa ". New Mcxlco. August 4. 1915
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10 ID,
provisions Of an Act Of Cougrsss, upprovst
jane 20, 1910. the laws Of The ststs u New
Mexico. and The rules and regulations Of tn,
state Land Once, the Commissioner Of Pub
lie Lands viii offer at Public Sale, to the hiEh
esi bidder at 0 o'clock A. NJ. on Monday, Oct
obsr aSrd, 1919. In thu town u Demins
County Of Luna. State 81 Now Msxieo d
mont Of the court house therein, the follow
ing described tracts Of land. wa
Sale No. ai6. 81. shNM, Soc. :, STA
Sl-2Nwi's. sl.2NEk. NEkNEh zee. d
All Of ssc. v. WI Sec. i6, An Of sces. 10
u. ~. 10. 90. ~. WI Sec. ~. An Of ssss
"a. rs. 20. 30, ~. EN-. swH. NMNWK,
sWkNWk See. 90, All Of Secs 80, %. n
s2s, Z. ew.. containing ii.isa.ss acres
There ere no improvements this land.
ssls No. Az. NM NEi.S See. 7, T. sas.,
r. CW.. containing SO acres. There arc NO
improvements ON this land.
Sale No. ais. All Vi ssos. 10. "a. MIA. 81
Ia Fec 10. r. 20s., u. Gw., All Of Secs,
Q, T. 7. 20s.. u. 8w.. All Of secs. 4, q. q,
Lot i.see.+. M sec.i0.NS SEQ. N " sec.ia
$40 swi.s Sec. ~. Ella Ei.2 Sec. u, VIA
sec. %, All Of Ssos. "a. 20. W. liz See. "a,
VIE See. -, Al Of Secs. IS. so. T. a0s.,
r.: 5wy swkswN Bee. 20. sMsEX,
- sE,.s a. >. wv, SIS sr, :" ows Nv
aoa N sw ..,..,'.i.- ,oss. sse' 20, "
The ,mnrovsm..,' -" ~. Vossos se!s.
ho~.ss hS,.. .nS On sI.s ,ana eonsn' o. Two
zine tsnEs well ana 49, Mi r. sIs cn'
scales. and ieucins value s7sIs a. ~"-'
sals No. sie. Ni.asEi'i See n sw,.
ywI.s ssc 10 s,.sswr'a q. y. e. .sw
sE,. sswi.a swi.ssw, sec 70 sss ~.
sEi.s swi.xScr.a ~. * sr,
10 Ei.. swi.l -. On ai'a a. ~ =, u
NELL. SEA. wI.awl.a see. 20 Ri'. -.
az A., ~ -. 90 az" 'ee, Ets sc
s s AZ 4" sos IN az va .,,s see sss sAsM
improvemsn,s an III ,sna aaa "V as'e. .ns
and fencing. value seso W '~"s
s.i. NJ 20" W. u.s. an An.
Ma Sec 81 r. cas- n sw q" o. ..s Sse, ~:
,,ss az 80. r... ", e'"'~'"'"s
80 ~, "a '' "' ""p'"'e'sehu
." "a" sand'
a., sale .S No. 1.i; NEl,sSEit. swi.4SEI1,
r sss v"tsswss. Lot d Sec. le.
:. ow' shashie, Sec. "a. WIZ
Sc 80, soS.' y: ow'. Lot T. si2NWi-t.
aw 49,. M-aSSwls sec !, y 2Ss.. q.
.".,. ~ ~" ss',,o acre. Ihe improve
s nsns' ." W" 'a"" e""s'" OF feneing' value
v- e.. A., "A. xw, .sy
~ ssw see ~ j. sSs..
mani. an nj ,sn" sa ~ 'ss' ne ,mpros,'
sa ss,I s,oo' 40. =,
INV ..r,.,.,.. ." - e. %, - sos. -
rs",. er ~. ia sa,. ss ~ inc ampfoss
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

To Walter NJ. Murphy Of Demins. n. ".
cnbfesier:
you arr hereh, noiiGed that John II. Cur
yon who gives Lock box $50. Deming. n. NJ.
~ his post Office address, did ON Sept. 10
1919. his In this office his duly corroborsted
application 10 contest aud secure the cancel
Iniian of your homestead Entry No. Oe6Oo
Serial No. Os6Os made July ~, Iola. for
SKI, Section .. Township 2as, hansc 6W,
\. NJ. =. Meridian. and M grounds for hls
contest he alleges that said entryman did not
80 upon said tract VI land within six month";
after the date ~ said entry and establish On
actual bona tide residence thereon. That The
said cntryman l. mi now residing upon ths
said tract u land nor u said enirymsn max.
ing the said tract ~ land his home. That the
raid tract Of land Il wholly abandoned aud no,
improved In any manner whatever.
yon are, therfow. further notified that the
said allegations viii he taken as confessed. and
your said entry will he cancelled without furth.
er right to he heard. either before this office o.
On appeal u you fail 10 file In this office with
In twenty days after The FOURTH publication
~ this notice, n shown below. your answer
andsr oath specifically responding 10 these a.
ieeniions of contest, together with due proos
that you have served copy Of your answer Oh
the said contestant either In pcrson or BY rrs
isfered mail,
the post Office I" which you desire future not.
Ices 10 H. sent 10 you.
JOHN L. BURNSIDE. Register.
Date 81 first publication. Sept 20. 1919.
Date Of second publication October q. 1910.
DATE u third publication. October Ia. 1910.
Date Of fourth publication. October 90. 1915.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

Piano instruction. Two ~ min
ute lessons per week. Music furnish
Il. s5.Gn per m"nlh, paid IN advance
Mrs Frances Alexander. 600 $. Sill.
yer Ave. i-5pd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

Lee u. Sits.
Plaintiff,
Va Civil No. 3o5
Notice Of Tendency Of snls
Rosie Sits.
Defendant
ion are hereby notified that . suis hes bpeR
instituted against you BY The sbovs neus1
plaintiff In the District Court u the HlztA
Judicial pisirIcs of tho State of New Nsxiee.
within and Tor tho County al Luna. snsisle1
Lee R. Sits, Plaintiff ". Rosie Sits. Defend
ant, Civil No. ss5.
The general object Of said suit d 10 have
The bonds Of mstrlmony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant dissolved By this Court
Plaintiff ALLEGES a. grounds tor NJ ssl& %
i'm ihsi defendant has dassr,<d sn1 aoanl-
'ned pla!esia wlAtsIT and without cause ss1
You are further nolidsd hat nnlsas yos
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

LOsT-0n Last Saturday morning
between Camp and City. A solid
sold X. Of u. watch charm. One side
emblem Of subordinate lodge. reverse
ode Gala Lilly. Finder please re.
'rrn 10 Licni. Frank W. Gee. lsi Ar
';.,nsas hf.anirv and receive reward
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

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49, ~ Ss': 49, ,sSsEr
4,'sss,.x I S.,.sWs.s1 - go. SSSs.i
a.. - ...."."S
~. 10. 7. siu.' y ioW' eeaea.s19
acres TIE inpsovsusnta a. Ihis lan1 ssasiss
NJ s>-.s>~ v.s.. seas
-
bals No.4@l. ehsW4 .sse.s.N hNWhs ~
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~ ~ no An ~ acsS Il ~ nna-HuR
4, !. ~. "a MN - al Mo ~ a6HSl
,.ir,rs asao arr. ~ i~urove;onaa - M |
Isnd consIss ~ houses corrsis. M fooein9. |
value osSO. 90
asle No. lls. An of 0ses. 2. 4. 8. q. MA,
sE1I aec. 4. An Of sec. Q. MIA. Nl.soE |
ia sWi-laEi.l Rsc. II. MIA. 0Vi<. |
y1'asEi.l. eWl.SsEl.< Sec, Il, 6l.a ~. |
Is. An Of sscs. az. IS. ELS, Wl.sWl.9 ~. |
"a Ei.s Ni.aNWi.I &c. ~. MS. MA |
ssc a. An az -. 81. 4. ala. 4. INV. |
yi.aNEi.s esc. 1. r. 29e.. a. NV, eoa0aln. |
inr s2se. 5. sorss Ths iIproveusaCs On ~ |
land consist 81 house. corral. vsil, winl-nIa |
tank and fencing, value 0ioSs.
No bid on the Above Described tracts oi lsud |
viii he accepted Tor lsss than TArss Dslars |
(Ss 00) per acre which Is the Appraised value
Ihercof
soia M sSA An of Gee. IL. +. 2o0.. r. |
w.. containing o<0 acre., TAsrs srs no In
on this land.
No bid ON the above dsscrlbsd trsce WI b.
accepted for less Than Ton Dcusrs (eloool
per acre. which IL the appraised value tssreee.
Tls abovs sale Of lands viii b subjsel 10
he following terms and eontitione W; ne
'ueceAsiui bidders must pay 70 ~ Oc.nsssse.'
V OF Pubic Lands. or bis A9sus heeoiee sneh
'ale. one tenth u The prices oesrsd BY tAsa -
'pee'i'ev Tor Tue 'and; per cen. snseres 70
'dvnne" for tho balance o. sneh pursssse
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

- 49, w.
lnelndInG . ~ so,gy, ~ ~ a.
lass, payable h advasee.
49,
~ oounH tboousor
J hereby anho&neo uysolf q :
candidats Tor County IEoasussr sub-
jest to ~ action IL ~ nopuhllsau
County Coavsptlon.
M. ". Darzseka
~ o. onuvls
] hereby anHo1aoe ~ ean1l1oey
for shsrG Of Iltsa soua(y, suhjsol 70
ths sssion Of - pspsbIiss' Csu.ey
IN ', wl,,.A,u
o>sov(1( nl(ngsw
! saneasss : ~ -. fss u
uoninatioa fsr; ~ ~ 'ol 49,
attorney Il ~ ~ Juilelal ~.
tsiet, stats Of IN Aesibe s1hjest =
the action Of - 4:s.;sIs ps.ty.
,. 3. vssChs
$1,000.
M. n&S,.
changed hands ~ ~ vosy letest
dry cleaning ~ Inery \ 49, b.
stalled, which NjlI' snable % 70 10
better vork un0ro >n~omnH1s, NJ -
too Ane or nons to-. een,non. en-
phone 20, We 20 ~ MT.
H.3A. DO006.
Succaoor 70 John Psinsak.
ca..1, a....i $3.50.
| hereby snnornee my.olf = eansi-
date for r.elncfion !. ~. oeo.~ -
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

FOR SALE-Eclipsc windmill. tank
tower and pump. See III Foulks,
Deming National Bank. i-5p.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

cash. balance easy payments, or will
trade. Phone 266 or write Box l28,
Demine. Aft.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

FOR SAI.E-Modern cement block
bungalow, . rooms, and bath, screen
porch, good cellar. hot and cold wat.
er, electric lights, cement walks. To-
Gated on sth street, half mile straight
south of army hospital. Address
owner. =. o. Box 1874. 52tf.
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LOST--Strnyed or stolen fsom my
pasture near Red Mountain, one
light bay mare, v on shoulder, o
on hip. left side. Not work
ed. One dark hay horse 4 years old,
left eye out. ! blnck chunky mare,
2 years old, left hind foot badly out
Of shape. Liberal reward. r. 8.
Pond. 2tf.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-29

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE eTATE
OF NEW MEXICO, WITHIN AND f0A
THE COUNTY or LUNA
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1870. e~.s- ~ ' =
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"a N(iIfE hns rr,,sd h,r>u~ m linn.
20 over ten ysss~ rad y still in ths
n1|ceee: Y
|11ERCHANT8' LUNCH 0.rved n
Nesch'r Hilary "a T~-eA room
~ vouru lhere. pan, Ierch. Prom.
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FOR SAl.E-Span Of Mexican mules.
slow but sure. with or without spring
wagon and harness. Cal phone 333.
FOR SAI.E-I.ots nj bargain in the
city and l2 mile east of post office,
address Box 1913. Deming n. NJ. 5tf
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Serial No. 0sG0s Contest No. 1890
NOTICE OF CONTEST
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MANURE has rrn,rd houu.A ~ ll,w.
lss over ten yssss ssd b ~tiII in ths
>nGlnoon. q
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FOR sALE-A few dozen single
romb VhIfe J.eehorns, year old, pure
h<d. 75c each. Little Florida Poul-
~ Farm. Dcmins. 4-7pd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-23

Hodge further exchanges were made,
and the young man was fortunate If
he we're not stripped Of everything.
1t was considered beggarly in a man
not to almost rob himself when get
ting m arried; and remarks were made
Indicating that he was little and
mean. His mother-in-law was like
ly TO mar the harmony Of the couple.
The Indian mother-in-law Is mother
inlaw TO the full extent with the In
dian rart extra.
With the Indian girl, getting mar
ried was often not much different
from going into penal servitude for
life as the young woman was expect
ed to be almost a slave for her hus-
lands family If there were a moth
er-in-law on both sides, 1t was a fell
citious thing sometimes as the young
people could then live in peace
while the old mothers-in-law quar-
relied 1t out More often than not,
however, all parties got along very
amicably.
The relationships growing out OF
marriage are much stronger among
the Indians than among the whites.
once married into clan man is a
relative 10 each and every member
When man married into clan, he
had tribal right to another woman
of the same clan If his wife died. If
he took another woman, she must be
of the same family or clan as his first
wife If a mans married brother
died the surviving brother took the |
wife, or he had the right of giving |
her in marriage, receiving the pay for |
her. II she would not marry into
his family or clan, then by tribal law |
all her property should be taken from
her. 1t seemed to be principle |
among them that the family and |
property an belonged to the clan If |
the woman went out OF the clan. her |
property remained.