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SHIPPING WATERMELoNs.
W. Firor. Junior Professor OF Hor
ticulture, Georgia State College
OF Agriculture.

One of the greatest causes of un-
satisfactory returns from watermel-
ons is the shipping Of small and poor
quality melons to markets which can
only be reached with heavy freight
cost. Only high quality melons OF
good size should go to such cities 1t
is better to keep small melons and
poor quality stuff in general at home
and feed to hogs than to ship to mar
ket and get nothing for them. Water
melon growers will do well to keep
this one fact in mind.
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Want Advertisements

A MACHINE FOR WOMEN Should
be the best obtainable. The Singer
Sewing Machine is acknowledged the
lightest running, most durable and
convenient of any Look for the red
S. Singer Sewing Machine Company,
No. 402 Windsor Block, Jackson
Street. 11-13-16-w
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TOMATO Earhan's Beau
ty, Globe, Stone; extra large plants
weeks old, 100, 75c: 200, $1.25; 800,
$500; sent to your P. o. box postage
paid. Sweet potato plants, Nancy
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low Vans, 500, 1925; 1000, $500, post
paid; we fill all orders daily in April
and May. Evergreen Plant Farms. Ev-
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BUY the large sizes of JONES'
BALSAM OF BENZOIN when your
horses are troubled with scratches
thrush, CALLED shoulders, swellings and
flesh wounds. Sod on the money-back
plan. Ask your dealer for it. Sim
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Thursday.

OPERA HOUSE.
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William Farnum in THE Broken
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Saturday.
"The Strange Case of Mary Page"
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ALCAZAR
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Paramount Picture, the beautiful and
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FRIDAY.
Ruth Roland in "The Red Circle, "
Chapter u.
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SATURDAY.
Triangle Pictures, William S. Hart
il THE Disciple" Five Acts and Ches-
ter Conklin in Saved by Wireless. >
Two Reel keystone Comedy.
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FIRST CLASS SERVICE at the San
itary Barber Shop. 210 Lamar 81
13-3t
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FOR SALE-2,0O0 pounds fodder at
$500 per hundred at my place. G. ].
Dupree, Route C. 12-3t
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FARM LOAiJS-at g per CENT EHeers
est. Terms satisfactory. R. L. May
nard.
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The Royal Cafe

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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Eight-room house with
modern improvements, on Lee street,
No. 131; close in; possession at once.
Il. e. Cato. 13-tf
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FOR SALE-One Jersey cow and
young calf. R. P. Stackhouse. 11-3t
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12
CONCERNING THE AUTO TOURISTS

NATTER OF more than passing Importance is the question
brought home with greater force with each succeeding
What doing municipality provide for auto
mobile tourists who becoming and each
year
This need which be met by people if to
receive the greatest benefit from travelling autosts
few it said that Notwithstanding the natural
hot springs Glenwocd could the best class tourist
because of lack of suitable hotel That
problem by the construction of the beautiful Hotel Colorado
which catered the best element the travelling
public People Of wealth and influence have been drawn here by
springs climate and baths and have been
than pleased with the provided by this splendid
hostelry.
confronted by problem
of visitors with and they rapidly increasing
ber We refer the automobile travellers seeking life
open and whom hotel
ons These people also valuable from trade stand
and they also be cared for cities which
much less sought than by the auto Travellers public
public parks and grounds provided especially this
travel Plain accommodations provided for them places which
they park their shade good water within
needed for cooking places provided pitching Thus
these people made feel reasonable degree welcome
though they do not choose to stop at the hotels
Over Colorado Springs the hotel proprieto insisting
that shall be done along line of comfort
travelling automobile parties These people contribute consdera
BILE to the trade interest community which they Some
stay place for long and others for short time but they all
the and markets other
attend to certain extent the picture shows become
with the people and oftenmes become investors the
community again when the another
These people should be allowed themselves
for comfortable place stop they The
Post believes that the city might attention
providing camping park where parties might
time in degree Of comfort The matter worthy Of
thought than we have perhaps given to it before.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12
SHALL DENVER BE REFERRED7

MAYOR SPEERs initiated tax commission
AvA place the work of that hands
Board Ct Equalization scheme the railroad vaua-
tion distributed Denver The commission the rail
roads and distributes the valuation according the miles Of the line
each county, the for standard
Two attorney generals advised that this legal
method CT distribution.
The Denver crowd who the valuation terminals
taken into consideration in distributing the valuation
cannot hope get the changed the legislature Their plan
therefore to abolish the commission and dbu-
OF railroads hands Of the State Board Equalization This
exoco elective board composed the governor auditor
secretary state state attorney general According
the mayors plan these officers will
before election and in they fail pledge themselves give
Denver larger share railroad valuation
unite and defeat them in the election
Any change the distribution of the railroad valuation which
this proposed distribution according terminal would
result increase the be paid by other property As
this proposed plan of distribution according terminal values would
reduce the railroad valuation in all counties Denver would
generally higher This especially taxes
there being number of districts which the railroad
700 of the
proxmae fourths of the Denver
vote for the abolition of the higher
axes.-Bculder Camera.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12
THE !. w. w. MENACE

OR the last week have coming from points
central Kansas that bands of irresponsible calling them
selves Industrial Workers of the World have been threatening
burn towns that These bands numbers dozen
thousand Osnsibl they aborers seeking
work the harvest fields but their conduct indicates that they
chiefly oughs bent terrifying the farmers and residents of small
towns compelling them pro-
visions and stores Of various kinds to the invaders
That this aachistc condition things should be tolerated
hardly need be said But what be done9 The
would be for Cappr call militia
state militia The miamen have all been Mexican
border That probably the main why these
laws bold and defiant Citizens the localities invaded
defending themselves best they but the they offer
unorganed and hence comparatively Observation-Disclosures City
journal.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12
THE HYsrER1A WILL END

VXIHY then all this hyera? Mexco9 Daily the charge made
w with that threatened difficulty
facts all times been fully prepared for possi
BILE situation Mexico We have hundred Thousand trained
soldiers standing If that number not sufficient
another hundred thousand state militia drilled and
student of affairs who does not believe that two
hundred thousand well drilled soldiers fully equipped sui
properly handle the Mexican tuaton General Scot
quered Mexico with five thousand soldiers Under
federal law passed two sixve conso
militia but if demands the
be raised hundred and fifty Everywhere all the states
companies ready fully equipped When the
the hundred and fifty
there Immediately the grounds for the added
the this grounds the statement that
mprepared There's for hysera This time
check themselves The spirit
that have mbd from Europe aggravated by the Mexican tua
flamed those who waxing rich because Of and
by things liable take the best of off their
feet they liable national thought and opinion
ideals miftarsc nation. Our government
should all times be prepared against threatened danger
but when danger threatens when there not foe sight, there's
getting stampeded The nations Of Europe
preparing against unknown it difficult find
enemies after they fully prepared fight The hystera will
The gentlemen who noy occupying the sounding
wars call nation to will them
selves They taking themselves seriously They by
without will achieved the worlds greatest victory and
We brave who land and fear to die
but STILL
STILL first the rolls Of the worlds great souls the
who have feared to kill.
-Yeoman Shield
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12
PARTY ORGANIZATION NECESSARY

AAMOUNT to all other considerations with Colorado Repub
this year should be question placing Colorado
state under Republican control There should be STRIFE bk
quarreng candidate candidate The
voters easily settle that the polls When the voters
have selected their offices
down county, let all who believe Republican policies Repub
behind their
them You not choice in the primary but the candi
date chosen dencay the principles the doc
nes advocate Why then should willing lend
candidate representing principles and diam
ercay opposed simply visit the candidate Of
personal dislike? If maintain party organization and
that be willing subordinate judgment
that Of the majority Otherwise lending support
the destruction of organization Let the contests be
conducted rivalry let the nomination the
date the larger and then let who
esses be behind the nominee Of his prFort
collins Courier
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

eastern editors have haunting suspicion that
President Wilson nursing the railroad strike much as
he nursed with the German for
the Of claiming their final
Chieftsin. y -ssg1 Elt .s4 80
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICK
For President
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES
! OF New York
For Vice President
CHARLES WARREN FAIRBANKS ,
4 Of Indiana

LOWLY but surely gaspng the fact that farming
~ business and that must conducted along business lines
to be successful We distinguish between individual
types just other lines With farmers potato
potato and and overlook the
fact that easily be worth productive capacity at least
neighbor STALL The business
be studied just the other business is to be
made successful The fellows making of farm
ngwho producing better than their neghbo besides
producing better and getting for have patent
the CT farming On the contrary they making practical and
application knowledge acquired through hard study and
careful practice other they ding like ether bust
they ucceed-jus applying meth
DDS to their business
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

WHERE of victory in the air Republicans
feeling that with Mr. Hughes
candidates for state and county
Offices the Republican will into the autumn
Garfield pointed toward
this More interest has been taken
before Delegations
filled of character and persona
the which they offering
offices be filled the
Republicans taking and planning for
n glorious at the November election.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

THERE limit all endurance and sometimes think
we have about reached that limit when fellow who makes
bid for harmony threatens political convention that unless certain
things brought about the party must take the dire
consequences The fact unity and harmony both
desirable elements in political campaign victory is the end
sought But harmony seldom brought about by the threats
OF driving tasknaster political boss
TEAM roller tactics longer popular and always rebound
those who work the Nicholson
packers Denver last Monday will votes for Carlson
which would not otherwise the Those people
unfair methods the cards order that they
out where they would had show usually
rebuked when the matter finally submitted the votethe court
Eof lastr
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

VXIEN will people that political obbery just
w fled than ether form of jobber Politics should
be nothing less than plain business Fort
doing of thinking these days their
and fast being made plain that political obbery
those who practice dis
methods leaves them off than they before
honorable conduct that the
the last word believe they will that
he fair well square-even in politics.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12
COMING TO GODS COUNTRY

HUGHES could not have picked favored
A vacation He will find countless have before him.
ado God country and the will him revertng
to the days spent the Clear sunceansed air Of the Rockies
Cooradoans also will recall the visit For
Ia candidate for the highest office in the land.
By the time Mr. Hughes reaches here he will fuledged
campagner perhaps should his
political speaker while of New York. he will gotten
back into the harness His the bench removed him from
society," it but the restraint Of the office passed
aside of his robes He again the of
rights and berethe leader Of the greatest the
ential political party that the world has known
The state will profit by his coming Mr. Hughes will get
hand information conditions face
the country weeks tay among will be of
months Of reading study.
If Mr. Hughes visit accomplish nothing else
genuine humanness There has been popular
by enemies that he cam cold calculating individual living
life far removed from that Of ordinary Nothing
further from the facts He the easiest approach
friendships true and lasting His life
gether he is the charming Christian gentleman 81
Welcome thrice welcome, Mr. Hughes mdst-Coorado
Springs Telegraph.
ORE and hearing criticism the assembly
AvA feature of present political system There question
but that much Of this criticism is well deserved
there is in the ordinary political party assembly
feeling to the derment Of the party participating
rights to the people, Surely should
|wsy to get rid Of the party assembly. 49, -.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

FAR the division Of the local Offices concerned
- regular wings the Republican the
Post believes the Progressive element should be recognized
appornment counties where there has been for
several Progressive following In Garfield county the
question almost negligible in Importance while in other
counties will be of importance owing to the large number
remained Progressive camp until Teddy broke
moved the Hughes homestead Now there dis
position by the Republican party these misguided
prodgl members deal they return to fathers house
We would embaras who honestly returns the home fold
anxious that they have nothing less than fair treatment
submit that the NOT fair treatment
adopt the threatening tactics pursued by Mr. Catn in the
sional convention in Glenwood last Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

HERE good the that Kansas farmers
have discovered automobile and bad roads
With good roads the farmer
twenty miles with town the three
formerly but with impossible roads good Of
the year. The farmer above all
good Most other people do
travel the roads they unfit condition. but the farmer
them good or bad.-Bouder News
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

AR HUGHES has already answered particular the question
1vx what would have done differently He would not
army destroy the only Mexico
The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

STEADY upward in the of silver has carried
price CT that metal &C. Such price continued
long enough surely result repenng many
mines-Puebo Chieftain
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
En- Matamoros bacen aeti'
va propaganda en- IA
var del biIimbiqae
HHa resuItado muy periodical una
prohibition de las autoriaades
carrancistas
Corrc>pOndencia especial para Ii pRENsi

Correspondence especial para La pRENsA.
BROWNSVILLE. TtXas, Abril IL
En- g, vecln0 puerto. como en- TODD +.
pals. esjan hacienda los c~arrancistas
una actlva propaganda en- favor del
biiimbQue con objrto de que suba d.
precio. AVER tarde 81 Administrators
de ii Aduana hizo salir ina extra d..
peri6dic0 surge en- que pub.iCd IN
telegrama del SubSctrelario de Ha-
cienda carrancista, diciendo cue los
camosos bilIetas que eXpidi6 don Ne-
MUSTANG habiaH alcanzado q ta5u-
!oso precio de cuatro y medic cen
tavos orc. los parIIiarIos De, Primer
Jefe damoStraron IN enjusiasmo IT,
rcibIe con Ia noticia lie que 2os BIZ
limbiques habian .legado a. m"nclo-
nado risibie prccio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
Core una nueva version en-
Fl Paso scerea de- Ia
Merida de Eco. Villa
Diceu que IN hernaro ofendiio lie
dispar6 IN tire ronpiendole
Ia r6tu!a
Correspondence e~>peria! para Ia pRENSA.

CorrcSpcraenc;a e~>peria! para IL pRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, AbriI lO.-A las
muehas ve-siones que &orre en- eSta
ciudSG &c Il forIna en- que fue herido
Vila 81 Is que 10 fuG, hay que agre-
gar ia que trajo una persona que AGA
oha de- Ma=ar IL un pueblo De, Sur de-.
Estado &c Chihuahua.
Ezta dice cue Villa Sc Iiev5 POGO
tempo de San Buenaventura, a Ia
fuerza. q e~uaraara = cineo individuos
para que IN accompaniment y desde lue
20 los a-m6 con rifles : pisvolas. au-
meatardo de esa maner su partiGa.
Despuas dc a.gunos dias, lograron
deserra-se diez de esos i~ndividuos, &c
las filas de Villa regreSando . San
Buenaventura. de donde uno de ellos,
el que refie-e IA aventura. vino 4 FL
Paso. Agrega cue Al salir Villa del
pueblo Ge Guerrero Sc dirigi5 Il ran
enc del Carnio si-uaGo frente 4 IA Is
taci6n del Errrc.arr.. del nu"oe>te q
Ilev2 el misno nonabre del rancho an
ties m~encioa2do. Ali Villa, como en-
todas parties, no pudo r~efrenar suS
tendencies &e Teaorio Y Sc dedico a
cortejar & las muchachas, ' tesde lue
90 Sc dirigi6 de una mane-a especial
= una 4 IA que propuso que 10 accom-
panara en- I &~ven5uras. Segar pare
ce. .as ccSas aadabaa muy adelanva-
das. pues I'm hermaRo de Ia mucha-
cha sorprenGio . Villa ~haciendole ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
Unos mexiCan0s eaRdena'
dos a nueIte en- FI0ren.
&c, r z.tocan eI d.
tiHo recurSO
Tnteresante information general de
Ia ciudad de Ell Paso, Texas
Correspondence especial para La rRENsA

! Correspondence especial para La rEENsA
Ell PASO. Texas, Abril l0.-Se han
recibido en- csta ciudad nOticiaS dc
Florence. Arizona. dando cuenta de
que los srnteuciadOS a mueFte Fran
cisco \. Rodriguez. Miguel peralta.
\. y. Chavez Y Eduardo Perez. ac-
tuaImente recluidOS en- la peniten-
ciaria del mencionadO lugar, despu6s
de agotaF todoS los rccursOs legalcS
para saivarsn de "A terrible pena, Sc
han di"i-ido al doctor Alberto Diaz
Vizcarra. para que este senior So ocu-
pc de gestionar con q cu2cpo de per
doneS q indulto de los s~entencla-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
Van q QueT5tar0 dos re-.
pFeseRtaates eXtfaGJg-
r0s a yer o GaTraaZs
correspondence especial para LA pRENsi


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crrtaria ii" Rciari0n"> del Go.i"r-
no carranrI>la So han rrcibiIo uo.i-
cIas h. ole d"utro d. poro> iiar E.f'-
dram de- la tiudai lie Mexico "' -
car-ado de NcG0rlos e. China senior
Hu Ching Ping. a>i como 81 senior Ia
makuchi Ochi. Tert"r S"rrntarip j.
Ia Lcsaci6n tie. ,Iapdn, luiru ten"
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mislno tempo tratar con t. a]I9uH"s
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edo prndicutes u ralISa lie u 81 CH""
pc Diplomit:eO prrmanece I'll Ia Ca-
pital DE- la RcplibIira ~ ha j"nli0
sicmprc Il pals ' don NrUuSiiann 81
la que arrrgi6 para su uso particular.
CarranZa ACADIA d" lIe@ar 4 esiu Ell
dad pruccdruir de la Hacienda IL
san Antonio del Ca.icha,, iondr -
tuvo dnsran-ando unos dias de- "a
fatigas Que IT, prniuirrom Il NiaJr,
por la region occidental dc. pals. In
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da IL Gamiiia y ai2unos H. los qu.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-13
ProntO hara una C%oDfisca-
ei0R general en- Sonora /
plutarcO Elias Gales
Va apropiarse todos los sDlares
que no hayan sido fincados
Dor sus duenos
Correspondence especial pare La pRENss,

lIdIlclStaS en- tSta IOCa!iudi, ives II.
LcvcIicr. dentro de pOcOs dias vendrd
a Ia frontera 81 g~obernador del Esta-
do nOmbrad0 p0r don Ncnu5tiano.
PIutarco Elias Gales, quien haze
tempo So c]ncuentra en- Ia region
central de Ia Entidad hacienda reviS-
tas en- las tropas que Sc cncutntran
por aqucilos runbos.
L"velicr acompaI6 a Call"s cuando
este fut hacc pocos dias a Empa!me
con objctO de rcribir las fuerzas que
tenia a 81 mando Francisco II. Serra-
no. I'm general carrancista que fuG
lIamado por Obrrgdn para Que ocu-
para :! pucStO de Official Mayor de IA
Secretaria de Guerra carranciSta. II
mencionado I.rvelirr dr>minti6 las
notlcias que han cjrcu!adO aSe@uran-
DO que hubIera disguSt0 entire Gales
Y Scrrano Y cue e. actO de Ia entire
"a fui verIfiraiO IN buena ammonia.
Inmriiatamrntc drspuGs De que
recibi6 Gales las tropaS que tenia 4
su cargo Srrrano, nOmbr6 jefc de- las
fuerzaS del Vale del Iaqui a Rafael
Estrada. general c~ar"anciSta que cs
muy adicto 4 Gales Y Gu!rn hahia
rstado IN alberta pu=na O Scrrano.
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Lena Noiri.uoI III" apcHAtDdiIl
aver IN Ia tJ.rir ~ Ia ",luin1 d" las
cal.rS Fl paSo y Scptima. aru,aia
lie habcr rohaio una bo:sa i" 'uano
d.. Ia propIrdad Ie Encarnaridn Ro-
dri-ucZ. Lena - ~cIruentra ~ Ia ca
EnL.
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fa>a Z Il pagina s., vUlumra "a.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21
May Drill for Oil
 Soon Near Ozark
Eastern Operators Here Mean
 Business.

A party of investors from the oil district of Ohio have been here the past several weeks look ing over the local field with view to making investments in Frank lin county and from we'll authen- ciated reports are highly pleased with the outlook. These men are active operators of consider able experience and should the contemplated deal be consum- mated it is practically certain that drilling will be begun in the immediate territory contributory to Ozark within the very near future. Definite information is not yet available but it has been reliably stated that a deal is practically assured.