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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-18
ADDS LINE OF HARDWARE

A substantial addition to the
merchandise Of Kelley h Sons is
the installation this week Of COM
pete line Of shelf hardware aud
small tools and implements This
has necessitated q material addition
to the fixtures OF the business pro-
minent among them being q hand
some set Of oak shelving and cabi.
net combination for the display
and sale Of small hardware. This
firm has always figured prominently
among The progressive concerns of
Carrizozo. The management has
always been along lines ofgood con-
servaiivo business, but there has
been no hesitancy in introducing
improvements when occasion has
justified IL. Incidentally we might
remark that Kelley 4 Srn sp.
preciaie the value of printers ink
and recognize It's efficacy as bust
ness gelter. All progressive busi
ness concerns know aud appreciate
vt its full market value up.to date
and we'll organized advertising. anC
that ia one of the Outlook's strong
points Motto Kellcy's ad this week
It's good sensible reading matter
There's nothing that builds ant
keeps business like, welI.organizeC
newspaper advertising and expert
ence has proven II time and again
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-18
ENTERTAINs BIBLE CLASS

The Women's Bible Glass Of the
Methodist Sunday school was de.
lightfully entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Randolph J.
Forrest. The business session Of
the class WAS succeeded by pleas
ant socisl time and various diver.
sions Principal smong them was
a contest dealing with various kinds
Of cloth Of which diminutive
samples were furnished the con
testants. Mrs r.. T. Cribb won
the prize Ia cut with Mrs Mclean
Heart-shaped pieces Of paper were
provided each guest. with instruc
tions to sketch some person in the
party This was productive o
much merriment and hearty laugh
ter. The decorations we're extrem e
ly attractive. The room was draped
in hearts and bells Of red and white
respectively. Refreshments Of pi'
miento sandwiches, fruit salad. nu
cake aud cafe noir we're served Il
the guests Those present wer,
Mesdames Lewis, McCurdy. Shinn
Mclean, Cribb, Sale, Hooper, Squie
Vent, Daniel, Ladd, Hoffman. Std
ham, Pace. Jones and Tinnon.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-18

Of school administration should be
alienated from the domination Of
politics, II such thing be possible
this side Of the Millennium, but we
may congratulate ourselves on hav.
ing escaped from the many attend
ant evils through the happy election
Of Mrs. Gumm to this all-important
Office.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-18
AN EFFICIENT
COUNTY SUPT.
Mrs. w. J.. Gumm, Supt. of
Lincoln County Schools
Has Made Good in Every
Respect
CREDIT 70 COUNTY IN STATE
EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS

Mrs. Wallace l.. Gumm, Superin-
tendent OF Lincoln County schools,
has jus. returned from an extended |
trip over the county visiting the
schools Of the rural districts. All
stated intervals these trips into the
outlying districts are made and the
work Of the teachers and ins,ruc.
tors commended and criticized
Our county should congratulate
itself upon having secured the SER
vices Of such aD enterprising, prog
ressive and sympathetic educator
to supervise the work OF the schools
which it's taxes maintsin. Ever
Since the beginning of her official
incumbsncy she has put forth every
effort to give to every individual
con ;erned in the school system
square and impartial deal, to take
notice Of and satisfactorily adjust
the slightest grievances, and at the
same time she has upheld the
dignity Of her high and responsible
Office 10 no uncertain manner.
Her popularity in state educa-
tional circles 10 evidenced by inn
portant assignments at the annual
educational convention, responsible
committee appointments, and con.
structive comment and open COM
mendation in the press Of the state.
We had the pleasure Of reprinting
10 these columns in recent issue @
general survey Of what she has
been able to accomplish in the
general improvement Of the Lincoln
County schools. We refer the peo.
pie OF Lincoln County not to some
thing which cannot he appraised
for its true value but TO actual
results-results that count and con-
stitute unquestionable proofs OF an
energetic and efficient dealing with
the problems Of education Of the
masses.
Nor should this substantial SER
vice rendered the county contain
the element Of surprise, for Mrs.
Gumm's qualifications are unques.
toned. Coupled with large store
Of native ability, she has had a
number OF years actual experience
as teacher In the grades. and one.
room rural schools of this county.
She knows the work from the
teachers standpoint and is the
better able to offer criticism or en-
couragement of the right kind, and
to understand the problems Of
echool instruction and management
IN the remotest rural district
Political turns often place in
office coWnty school superinten
dent who simply fills tbs office AL
community should deplore such an
election as genuine calamity,
which indeed il Is The interests
Of the coming generation and the
efficiency Of the schools In which
they are fitted 'or the duties of
citizenship is too serious a problem
10 be intfusted to novice or 70
one who Is edueationally incapsci
iated aud personally unfit to deal
firmly but sympathe,ically with the
many delicate problems which con
front the head OF system OF
county schools. In fact we are
inclined 10 believe that every phase
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-18
new MINING CON-
PANY ORGANIZED
Two Local Men, T. C. Slaugh-
ter and l.. Brown, are the
Principal Stockholders in
Pintado Mining Company
THE COMPANY TO BEGIN
OPERATIONS IMMEDIATELY

An important business transac.
ton, and one which fully attests
the fact that there is general re-
vival Of interest in mining in this
section OF the state, is the fling OF
articles Of Incorporation at this place
of the Pintado Mining Company.
The incorpoators are l.. Brown and
T. c. Slaughter Of Carrizozo aud J
I Cole and G II Tsggart Of santa
Rosa.
The rich copper mine which this
company will exploit is located 10
miles west Of Santa Rosa, and is
a property OF long standing reputa-
lion as an a number-one producer.
In fact, IL was at one time con
Il dered one of the richest copper de-
posits in the entire state The par
ty who located the promising prop.
erty was soon removed hy death,
and for considerable period OF
time the value of the property
seemed to be overlooked. and the
valuable lode, with its storss OF
hidden wealth, seemed lost from
sight. since no prospecting was done
for u long while IN that immediate
section The neglected resources
of the place came under Mr.. Slaugh.
ters observation VIII le he was 10
the employ Of the III Paso and
Southwestern at the station oi
Santa Rosa aud he made thorough
investigation OF The property. as
sured himself of the possibilities
which efficient operation would
produce, and the plans Of operation
on large aud thoroughly modern
scale seem to bs about to be realiz.
ed
The stockholders in the com.
pany propose 'he immediate install
lation Of an up to.date leAcbirg plant
The saving 10 transportation will
thereby be enormously reduced and
the handling OF the product greatly
facilitated Within the next month
or so the incorporators hope to have
the plant installed and 10 full blast
operation with large force Of work
men on the job The Company now
has ready for shipment some hve
hundred tons OF ore. When milled
this ore ranges 10. assay from four
to eight per cent, and with the mod
ern methods Of handling should
prove most valuable property.
Experience has shown that there
are innumerable properties which
Rave been neglected or failed to pay
for operation by primitive mining
methods. which II operated by
machinery aud methods of the pre-
sent, make wonderfully productive
concerns. With the new acquisi
lions and achievements which scien-
tifc processes made possible, low
grade ores can be handled IA, great
advantage by the steam shovel and
concen'rator system, In Other
words. the only way TO mine is 70
make ample preparations aud then
do business on large scale These
man have the right idea, and we
with them we'll deserved success il
] his weIl-pIanned project.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-18
BAKED GOODS SALE

The Woman's Missionary Union
of the Baptis, Church will have a
sale Of baked goods at Kelley 4
Sons furniture and hard ware store
Saturday aft ernoon, Feb. i9th
This is the frst sale of this kind
that the Union has ever given and
the patronage Of the public is ear
nestly solicited.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-18
NEWS OF LINCOLN
COUNTY SCHOOLS
Fire Escapes that were Order
ed by The Last Grand Jury
are Being Added TO the
Carrizozo School Building
MUCH INTEREST BEING
SHOWN IN RURAL DISTRICTS

Work is now in progress on the
FIRE escapes ordered by the last
grand jury. After much delibera-
tion, IL was decided that the tin.
lined slides would be the best form
to install. Contractor White is in
charge Of the work. A door is be.
ing made in the south end If the
second story and the two rooms on
this end Of the building are being
connected by a door. A window
exit is available on the north end
oi the building making an abso.
lutely sure means of escape in case
he hall aud stairway should not
be available As IL Is, the usual
method Of escape will avail for any
small conhagraiion.
Baseball is already in the atmos
phere add the usual interest being
manifestedi in the revival of the ma
iional game Appearances indicate
school baseball nine up to the
standard in every respect
Attendance continues fine in spite
Of these. sprinr-'lke days which lure
the small boy from the path Of rec
titude, II is q blessing in disguise
that no fishing grounds are located
in the immediate vicinity Of CNrri-
sozo. or 1t may be simply because
the youth OF Carrisozo like their
school better than outside attrac-
tions
Supt c. Y Belknap, as secretary
of the Lincoln County Teachers
Asso citation has secured a number
Of the best educational talent of TIE
state to speak at the County school
meeting In Captain March 10 and
III. The meeting will be Of interest
to patrons as we'll as directors and
teachers Flan TO be on hand
r. II. Traylor Of Paradise Valley
decided school site TO s. d. No
20. DR.. Watson reports the receipt
Of S35O.00 from the state fund for
building aid TO assist the patrons
and friends Of this new district to
have o house worthy OF the cause
School District No. O plans to
open its three schools at Encinosa,
Mountain View, and Richardson
early in April Jicarilla and Jacks
Peak will open at about the same
time.
County school Supt Mrs. Gumm.
visited the schools at Nogal Mesa,
Angus, Alto, Little Creek, and
White Oaks this week aud reports
them all in excellent condition with
improved building, trained tea chers.
and good attendance.
Angus aud Alto schools will have
closing exercise together at Alto,
Feb. 10Th. The terms under the
Misses Ivy aud Lucille Lindsay have
been successful.
White Oaks has called two bonds
to reduce lite Indebtedness TO ST..
500 90.
Angus District has paid three
more Of its bonds, leaving but 5000.
bonded indebtedness
Captain has also paid bond, II
! Is now paying interest on $500. 90
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
A WAR VICTIM.

"Madam," said the tnttered and
torn supplicant, to the benevolent wo-
man who answered his timid rap Mt
the door, have you any old clothes
you can spare for an unfortunate
victim of the European war;"
i think | have, my poor man, but
now can this happen? You cannot
have been in this war, surely"
mo, madam" humbly replied the
sufferer, but my wife has sent all
my clothes to the Bclgiuns."
OF IL miles
~ Ench shot COSTS, 50 ,6l8
TO serve the gun it takes, :. 200 men
The gun crew, proper, wear protcc-
tors over their mouths, eyes and ears
and lie on their stomnchs to keen
from being mildred by the shock Of
the discharge.
The entire gun emplacemcnt is min
cd and the engineer in charge is sworn
to blow up the gun if it is in danger
of capture.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
Watch ChiId's Cough.

Colds, running of nose, continued
irritation of the mucuous membrane,
if neglected may mean Catarrh later.
Don't take the chances-do something
for your child. Children will not take
every medicine, but they will take DIR.
Kings New Discovery and without
bribing or teasing. Its sweet, pleas
ant Tar Syrup and so effective. Just
laxative enough to eliminate the waste
poisons. Almost the first dose helps
Always prepared, no mixing or fus-
sing. Just ask your druggist for DR..
Kings New Discovery. 1t will safe
guard your child against serious all
ments resulting from solids. For sale
by all druggists. Q
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
A VICTORY EXPLAINED.

Modern war bulletins remind us of
the following description, given by
an Iowa newspaper, Of how the editor
got the better of an infatuated gentle
man who had come to chastise him:
There was blow. Somebody fell.
We got up. Turning upon our an
tagonist, we succeeded in winding his
arms around our waist, and by a quick
maneuver threw him on top of US,
bringing our back at the same time in
connection with the solid bed of the
priting press. Then, inserting our
nose between his teeth and cleverly
entangling his hands in our hair, we
had him."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
HOLLAND-A CASE OF UMPIRE.
PAREDNESS.
(Conmunicatcd.)

About two hundred and forty years
ago John Dewitt was the ruler of
Holland. He was told that the French
King was preparing an army to in
wade his country. But there was II
peace party in Holland They said il
would be foolish to undergo discom
forts and hardships and spend vas.
sums of money making ready for n
war that they knew would never be
fought. TO these John Dewitt gave
an ear. But soon the French mr.
mes were ut the gates of their cit
les, and when they were refused en-
trance to the cities they were assault
ca and taken; dcspoilcd, burned and
laid waste.
While this was going ON large
crowd collected in the street of Am
sterdam, and were discussing their
miscries when John Dewitt came
along Maddened by the sight of the
man to whom was due all their ca
lnmitics, they laid their hands on him.
tore limb from limb and scattered the
remains.
Suppose Germany is victorious in
this war, what will happen? She
will demand indemnity without end
from the defented and this will have
to be paid If nothing else liz pnid. She
Will control the nnvies of the world,
The ocean carrying trade will be in
her hands, she will have four million
of veteran soldiers Whit would
hinder her from lnnding million of
as fine trained soldiers as ever car
RED guns on our shores in three
weeks? And when they are burning
and destroying, ravishing and col
Letting tribute what will we be doing :?
Why, we shall be away in the in
terror making ready to fight, only we
shall be too late.
The writer has seen raw recruits
go into action TO be butchered in piles.
They did not lack courage, but cx-
perience. Trained soldiers, whether
in victory or defeat, never lose their
heads, never stampede.
Order an undisciplincd army in ac-
ton to fall back one-fourth Of II mile
to ii better position and the battle
is lost, because it will not stop under
ten miles. A trained army will fight
over every inch while retrcating; eat
ing its crackers while falling back.
! The writer belonged to Stoncwall
Jackson's brigade, and knows. To
send militia againts soldiers would be
crime objectionable.
J. w. BAKER.
Lafollctte, Tenn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
HOW DO YOU FEEL
IN THE MORNING?
You Ought to Feel Fine Now;
It's Spring, and You Ought to
Feel Good All Over.

Do you wake up in the morning
glad to hear the birds sing, feel
refreshed, head clear, appetite sharp
and long to get down TO the Office
and work? That's the way you should
feel in the spring. Aid nature to feel
that way. Tone up the system, slim
ulate digestion, whet your appetite
and give nature chance to absorb
nutriment from what you cut. Get
back the old ambition and energy.
Feel good all the time. How can
you do it? That's easy. Got n soc
package of Vito-Nux at Hawkins
Pharmacy, Tazcwcll, Va. Take one of
the tablets at each meal time and one
on going to bed. There is sufficient
for ten days treatment in fifty cent
package, The manufacturer gunrnn-
,ecs that You will be satisfied with
results. You will certainly be sur
prised the way it invigoratcs and
ones your whole system up and make
you feel good all over once more. Try
mas inexpensive treatment. If dis.
atisiicd druggist cheerfully refunds
cur money. Begin now. WHATS the
&c of hanging Off?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
THE PASSING PIONEERS.
Breeders Gazette.)

The pioneers are passing. Always
at this season death takes heavy toll
among the aged. This season has
been no exception. An unusually Irage
number of the men and women who
helped settle the great west and the
intervening valley have "passcd over
the divide" What wonderful people
are these pioneers-virile, hardy, I'M
afraid. Courage they had and con-
science. Daring danger they plowed
the prairie and cleared the wooded
places, where are now the homes of
happy and prosperous people. Pa
geanst there have been more impos-
ing but none more pregnant with
possibilities and promise than were
the wagon-trains of these pioneers.
Their campfires were holy fires. Be
cause these fires burned nation
was madee broader and better. AS
they went west over the rugged trail.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
EDMONDS SENDS WILSON MES.
SAGE OF SUPPORT.

Richard II. Edmonds, editor of the
Manufacturers Record who is SPEND
ing the season in Florida, sent the
following message recently to Pres.
idcnt Wilson:
AT the time when the nations
honor is at stake, when all this coun-
try has stood for in civilization hangs
i'll the balances, it is of profound cen
Germ to every lover of Justice md
honor and duty to ourselves and hu-
manity that you are standing firm ON
the lines laid down in your letter TO
Senator Stone. The people of this
country covet peace, but they do not
want to preserve it Mt the loss of
honor. This hour is fraught with far
weighucr responsibilities to this ma
ton than any hoar in the history of
it's past.
Neither in revolutionary days nor
IN the struggle of 1876 were tho
ISSUES ut stake of such tremendous
Importance for human veal or woe
In the life of nation, as we'll ms in
that of an individual, there come
times of supreme moment which foi
all the future shall measure it's hon.
or and its influence for good. That
hour has come to the United States
the honest hearted people of this coun.
try, loving honor better than life
realizing That where mighty mora
issues are involved neutrality is i'm
morality, are praying for guidanc,
and for strength for you Tint yo,
may be divinely led and have in,
strength to tsand for that which i,
right IN the sight of God"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
TWELVE YEARS OF
FAILING HEALTH
Brought TO Happy End.--Says the
People in Three Counties Know
What Cardui Did For Her.

what Cardui Did For Her.
Weaverville, N, C.-Mrs. Abbagail
Hampton, of this place, says about
IL years ago she began to take Cardui
after having been in failing health
for II years, during which time she
had to take her bed four days out of
each month, and suffered agony; that
the doctors told her she must have
female trouble and gave her mcdi-
cine which did her no good and final
ly insisted on her going to the hos
pital for treatment.
She goes on to say: ~ nm n lnrgc
woman, and my ordinary weight, 100
pounds, went down to 1856. i got so
bad just dragged around and could
scarcely sit up. My ncighbors all
thought was going TO die and would
say ! couldn't live long. My little
daughter thought the same.
My husband and frincds urged me
to try Cardui, and he bought me some
of it. began feeling better as soon
as l began taking it, and steadily
improved until l was we'll and strong.
l make my garden, do my housework,
and have cooked for twenty boardcrs
Mt one time. Am strong, healthy
woman, permanently cured by Cardui.
MY husband and l cant says enough
for Cardui. The people in three coun-
ties know what this medicine has
done for me, for neither | nor my
husband cease praising it,"
Cardui is for sale at all druggists
with full directions for use. TRY it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
OF ALL MY FATHERS FAMILY


OF all my fathers family, 1 like my
self the best,
Just so l get what pleases me, Satan
may have the rest!
OF all my fathers family, / love the
most to eat:
/ take the pick of what suits me, and
never think to treat.
Of all my fathers family, / want nice
things to wear,
It's fine for folks to notice me-in
style I've had share.
OF all my fathers family, / am most
glib to talk;
Yet, people scarce listen to me, as
round about they stalk.
or all my fathers family, have the
fewest friends
Folks seem to have no love for me-
! must myself defend.
OF all your fathers family, which do
you like the best?
DO constant thoughts Of me, me, me,
fill full your selfish breast?
Lucy Hughes Doak.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
LET'S ALL BEGIN
FEELING BETTER
Let's Make AT Least One More
Big Squirt Before Summer
and Vacation.

Just like cleaning house, start at
it right, and then do it thoroughly
and If you are cleaning out an office
force do likewise. Don't do things
half way. Tanlac does its advertis-
ing i'll u big thorough way, and it
does what is claimed for it in the
same thorough way. Starting in firts
with thorough cleansing of the sys-
tenn, 1T gives nature chance to work.
Then creating appetite, and aiding di-
gestion all the while renewing and
rebuilding these worn out organs, ma
ture takes II fresh hold, and presto,
remarkable is the verdict. Il feel
like new man." say some and witch
nature enabled once more to extract
the maximum nourishment from what
you eat, sluggish blood gives way to
energy and ambition comes rapping
Mt your door. Some think spring
time good time to start cleaning
house Surely Spring time is good
time to begin feeling better. The
system wants aid in cleaning up and
starting out new. Lets all help ma
ture throw off the impurities until
hot old summer times gets in and
helps by opening the pores. Let's
all feel good in the morning and get
n new punch into things. Prepared
ness for the hot days to come is the
slogan. One ought to be at his best
right now for salaries ought to be
raised. We ought to make one more
squirt ut least before vacation comes
Let's do it now. Join the throngs
who have gone before and visited
DR.. John e. Jackson's, where Tanlac
S sold Mt one dollar per bottle. II
nas helped lot of people here. Can
| II begin helping You too? Try it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-03-10
A USEFUL CITIZEN.
lSouthern Farming

looulnern Fafmlng.)
For eight years w. b. Doak of
FAIRFAX county, Va, has been run
ming several hundred acres of land.
He has never wintcred less than is
up to 80 head of cattle, grazing up
TO 60. He has wintered n minimum
OF 80 up to 100 sheep and goats,
grazing $50. From 80 up to $50
Brown Leghorns are carried, also
some turkeys. Mr.. Doak has never
bought any logn feed, and sells enough
hay to cover the concentrates bought.
No regular help is kept, and the two
older children are girls, ages ID and
L. he has two small boys, ages nine
and five years. Mr.. Doak has repre-
scented the farmers at Richmond and
Washington, on taxation, land titles,
and rural credits and supported dog
and game laws, doing all in his power
to encourage the sheep industry.