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day and will continue throughout the
remainder Of the week.

| day and will continue throughout the
remainder Of the week.
The October social committee OF the
Country club. with Mrs. George Eeidel
chairman, has arranged for a Hallow'
cen dance to be given Thursday even.
ing. October 81 at the club. The
Hicks orchestra will play.
Attorney and Mrs. Paul Beckett
South Fifteenth street, are the par.
ents Of baby daughter.
Announcements have been received
OF the marriage OF Miss Iva Mae Win.
mer OF Hagerstown, Ind, and Harvey
Hoyt Lyon OF Cincinnati, Ohio. The
| wedding was solemnized very quietly
| at the home of the brides father, John
| M. WINNER. Wednesday afternoon, the
Rev. Wischmeier of the Methodist
| church officiating. using the ring cere
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon left immed.
lately for points in the east
The Tirzah Aid society of the Ben
Hur lodge met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Ray Wright On account of
the Centennial, the club will not meet
next week.
The women of Reid Memorial U. P.
church, will enjoy thimble party Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J.
o. Wilson, corner North West Fifth
and Asylum avenue. Those assisting
the hostess will be Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs.
r. B. Niles. Mrs. Elmer Cramer, Mrs.
Dixon and Mrs. Charles Black.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Fisher and nieces
Maud and Irene, motored here from
Frankfort enroute to Toledo, Ohio, and
were guests of Mr.. Albert Traskowski
| for few hours.
After the basket supper last evening
at the North A Street Friends church
Riley program was given. Mr..
George Thorpe have reading, Miss
Fannie Horrell read and Mrs. Fred J.
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al Hodgin. Faye Southland. Ruby Down.
Ing, Yvonna Settler, Nova Warner
Winifred Little, Margaret Davenport.
Lewelta Posue, Marie Pogue, Doro.
thea Knoll. Messrs. Hollis Warner.
Donald Mutchner, Glenn sourbeer,
Willard Morrison, John Simpson. Rus.
sci Farmer, Gailord Jones, Paul Welsh.
Earl Freeman, Elmer Hill Claud Sour.
beer, Charlie Began. Forrest Hill. Ca
len Morrison. William Zurwell. Yer
ling Morrison, Eeverett White.
Mrs. George Fisher Of Lyonville. is
the guest Of friends and relatives in
this city.
Miss Gladys Wysong has returned
to her home in Connersville. after a
visit here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Anthony Stever was hostess
for meeting OF the Queen Esther
society OF Grace NJ. e. church in honor
The Seniors of the High School will
motor to the Hartman farm Friday
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A cIogoed System Must Be Cleared

You will find DR.. Kings New Life
Pills gentle yet effective laxative
for removing impurities from the sys-
tenn. Accumulated waste poisons the
blood; dizziness, biliousness and PIN
ply, muddy complexion are the dis
tressing effects. A dose of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills tonight will assure you
a free, full bowel movement in the
morning. At your druggist, 25c.-Adv
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Miss Elizabeth Overlook meets
her pottery class 1T the home Of
Mrs. A. L. Bramkamp, South
Eighth street, at 4 o'clock.
Miss limo Eikenberry entortains
informally in honor Of Miss Hilda
Miller, a bride-elect.
Thimble party for ladies OF Reid
Memorial U. p. church at home Of
Mrs. J. o. Wilson.
Pythian Sisters Social Number
8 meets with Mrs. George NJ.
Brown. sos North Twentieth
street.
The Woman's Home and For
eign Missionary society Of the
Second English Lutheran church
gives tea at home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Fay Holiday.
Sewing club of auxiliary of Sons
of Veterans postponed meeting.
Open meeting OF Universalist
Mission circle at home Of Mrs.
Ida Roser.
Golden Rule Bible class Of First
M. E. church meets In afternoon at
the church.
Mrs. Frank Haner entertains
members Of Happy Hour club.
Ideal weather IL making the go
tournament 1t the Country club thi
week more than successful. YesteI
lay, Mrs. Paul Comstock won fror
Mrs. Jeanette Bland, five up; Mr.
Paul Price defeated Mrs. Milto
Mrs. Harry s. Needhar
beat Miss Mary Clements; Miss DIV
Eliason triumphed over Mrs. Josep
Conner, Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd wo
rom Miss Ruth Pennell while Mis-
Anna Nicholson beat Miss Elearao
Seidel. The golfers played again tt
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evening and enjoy picnic party.
There will be chaperone provided
for each car
The members Of the Jolly Six club
were entertained last evening by Mrs.
Frank Stafford. The hours were spent
socially and with cards. Refreshments
were served. Mrs. c. f. Bradburn en-
tertains the club in two weeks.
Traditional Society on Page Seven]
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The Seniors of the High School will
motor to the Hartman farm Friday
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-15

Drawings by RayWaltero

And all of B. ssdsg EYfss 2 changed (4A&d
instead of one gt5stt6one f6aAEZYh64{qes could be
ssen-big hqp954nd little 9oaa$Sg SSAA&p all there
was Queen k kEghse mother the child}ERwhom on
Christmas 3 $N}s clq{4 calls his Family.
Instead S 2${$g5eass 81 s{$ were
many trees (AAA&4f3&aR9}}@sA4f0B}XzRk5HEEpp snow
and the w8OdsI th3fsESfA&$z61sSeses and green
decorations 4ed Y S71E53k fZagBz 49,
For once a yeqY 4ta qlaus dreams thi.
dream-t this chriz2tmesz 4abls> He sees not tho
hundreds of homes he has Visited He does not
see the different methers. IFe does not see tho
children scattered ove Yer the q Eth He has been
to many homes but him it ali as one. And
it is true dream, 66ol Il
For every chriSeHpas oukE ZEN is mother with
love in her heart, aid there afe the fathers who
sit ON theAthrone of Santa Claus on Christmas Dav
with ]E"AYMerry Christmas" inscribed in letters
which $Ay the children of santa's dream can see,
b4f Whfch all the children of tho world can feel
Ahd|th4 Royal Family - the Princes and the Prin-
VI ,I they arc, ALI child rehI Not unusual
1I|Nt X $hildreh, but usual cbidr kp. They are
(|EI|EA} the chi1dien WHO gi3e( joy just because
0NCX ~ theNare e3ildreh an4 t4ey are given
:A|NONy% 'plsesdre eetcau:a {hH wi too can give
:; ,;;::| o ;s: s;. hum n;
11TN1 N Santa CLAUS 4Hff|is happiness.
7N0RKKS /And beeadsA is Christmas
rMINEE>TS< BAY there Hh{ser and good
fI2]\N N1 i @qE> AM |8ha gifts that
HN ~ 'E<X Santa ciab4 te4fives are the
Z l|Gfi4 l z!a!!!5s ID the merry
Is TD2nmNiil ii, !*::.shout tbs{9; asnght over
81 Is A1NAYS A5 Christmas festival.
Vf>IL11}L NN1|0AA He is the King-not
n .. N(&IzzNaAA1HV|NE:~ Of country, nor of a
! M3EVV|1GIIl<>~ land-but of Day,
WIN %*@ z1ly ~ Christmas Day,
X w w.: }1ahd his subjects are the
- 49, .>~> &N9} @Fo} him there is this fable.
He can dream of the joy that is in the hearts of
all on Christmas morning. while he is sitting on
his throne and his chariot drawn by Renders
Is waiting to take him back home!
Western Newspaper
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
LIEUT.. ANTONIO J. LUNA
DIED AT Ell. PASO

Antonio ]. Luna, son OF Mrs. Lola
{. Armij0 OF this city died AZ m
Paso at 7;l0 Monday morninr
Lieutenant Luna had been vcrv IN
tor the past two or three weeks but
1t was thought by his friends thar
ne was SO young and hardy that he
would nave no difficulty in recov-
ering, and they were greatly shock
ed to rece i've the news of his death
that morning.
lie left here with the New Mexico
National Guards last May, and had
been gone but \ short time when
ne was appointed a lieutenant in the
Regular Army, and was acting in that
capacity when taken i'll.
The remains were brought TO this
city arriving Tuesday noon and the
funeral was held from the residence
.ot his brother George w. Armijo,
Tuesday morning The intermcnt
was in the National cemetery The
funeral was attended by practically
all national guards and ex-guards
IN the city and by large number
OF friends.
Antonio Luna was the son OF the
ate Iranquilino Luna, who served
as New Mexico delegate to con-
grcss several years ago, and Of Mrs
Lola {. ArmiJo state librarian Of
this city. He is survived. besides
his mother, by a sister, Mrs. Benj.
amin, of Albuquerque, and by two
brothers, Geo. W. Armijo OF this
city, and Chavcs Armijo, who is
with Company +. at the border.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
RIFLE TEAM ON WAY TO
JACKSONVILLE CONTEST

The rifle team which will repre-
,eut the New Mexico Nationa,
Guard at Jacksonville, Florida, shoot
arc now on their way to take part
in the contest beginning October 20.
New Mexico crack shots made l
splendid record last year and It il
thought they will he able to hold ir
and perhaps make a gain this fall,
The personnel of the team IS:
Captain !. d. Atwood, Artesia; Cap
tain w. w. Dean, Carlsbad; Captain
P. T. Dessauer, Las Cruces: Lieuten-
ant w K. Amcs, Las Cruces; Liev-
tenant Frank Newkirk. Artcsia; Let :
tenan II. R. Miller. Clovis; Lieuten-
ant !. II. McHughcs. Cerrilos: Color
Sergeant F. J. Fecmster, MaGdalena;
First Sergeant A. D. Montoya, Santa
Fe: Sergeant l.. r Luian, Las Vegas;
William +. Collins, Carlsbad; Ser
geant G. F. Vernon, Portales; Cor
geant G. F. Vernon, Portales; Cor
poral w. F. Baumbach, Carlsbad;
Corporal L. Escudero, Santa Fe; Cor
poral Hughes, Carlsbad; Private B.
F. Mccall. Artesia; Private Nestor L.
Ortega, Las Cruces; Sergeant w. F.
Foote, Carlsbad.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
CALIFORNIA CAPITALIST
BUYS DEMlNC LAND

Thanks to the good work and in
telligent representation of Prof D. S.
Robbins, there is now interested in
the Mimbres Valley, one of the big
capitalists and real empire builders
OF the West Mr.. Edwin T. Earl, the
multi-nilionaire owner of the Los
Angeles express and Tribune, the
owner of several sky-scrapers and a
number of ranches and fruit farms
in California. Mr.. Earl is a develop
er and builder that any community
might we'll be proud of and it is a
matter of much Importance and inter-
est that he has been induced by Prof
Robbins and Vice-Consul G. M. Otis,
Of Los Angeles to make large in
vestments in the valley.
In company with H. c. Neuschaef-
er, a prominent California who was
interested to the extent of IS per cent
in the 42,000 acres of state land pur-
chased by the California syndicate in
April, and Shirley Ward. one of the
big California lawyers, Mr.. Earl sat-
isfied himself that in the Mimbres
Valley is mighty good place to own
land, his deal in taking over 1900
of land east of the Floridas, being
the largest transfer between individ-
uals in the history Of the valley:
The old syndicate has an applica-
tion for the remaining 5000 acres of
the 10000 acres, formerly applied for
the 1900 only being clear-listed.
The coming of these big men to the
Mimbres Valley means benefits un-
told.-Deming Headlight.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
BUSINESS MEN OF
ROSWELL BACKING
ROAD BOND ISSUE
BOOSTERS OF THE PECOS
VALLEY METROPOLIS ARE
PLANNING TO VOTE $780,
900 TO IMPROVE HIGH.
WAYS IN CHAVEZ COUNTY

Business men of Roswell have ia
ken steps toward a vote OF a bond
issue of 100000 for good roads in
Chaves county The plan has been
agitated for several weeks, and at a
joint meeting Of the Commercial
club and Retailers association it was
decided to obtain a vote of the pco-
pie on the proposition. The idea is
to get in addition to the money OBJ
tanned from the sale OF the bonds 4
portion of the fund available from
the federal government
No definite plans have been out
lined as to where the money will be
spent, but it is understood the senti-
ment favors a wide distribution of it
and with this amount it is thought
this plan will be possible The road
going to the southern part of the val
ley would likely come in for its share
and this would be one OF the least ex-
pensive to build. The road connect
ing Roswell and Vaughn would like
wise get some attention and the bulk
of the rest of the money would prob
ably be spent on roads TO the east
and northeast.
This section OF the county is With
OUT railroad facilities and it is be-
lievcd that good automobile roads
would make it possible and practical
to establish auto truck service which
would be of immense bneft to the
residents of the eastern part of the
county. This woul dalso allow Cha
YES county to do her share OF the
building of road from here to Ken
ma to connect with the road to Por-
tales and Clovis.
The state highway fund is being
spent on the road going west from
Roswell and when it is finished il
will be one of the best highways in
the state. With these additional
roads which would be possible under
the bond issue Chavcs county would
be network of good roads. which
1t IS thought would aid materially in
the development OF all parts OF the
county. 1t is thought that the voters
OF the county would pile up biz
majority in favor OF issuinr tbc
bones.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
BRONSON M. CUTTING
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL

Bronson NJ. Cutting, president of
the New Mexican Prining Co.. was
arrested Wednesday on a warrant
issued by Justice of the Peace Amos
Green of Socorro, on complaint of
Henry Dreyfus of that city.
Mr.. Cutting gave bond in the sum
of $1,000 for appearance at Socorro
on October 30th.
Mr.. Dreyfus also brought suit for
$50000 damages against Mr.. Cutting
and the New Mexican.
The suits are brought on account
Of charges made by the New Mexi-
can that Mr. Dreyfus desccrated the
American Flag several years ago by
tearing it down and tramping on it,
which charge Mr.. Dreyfus very in
dignantly denies as being wholly un-
truthful and false.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
IN RIO ARRIBA COUNTY

The Republican county nominating
convention was held at Espanola
Tuesday and the following excellent
ticket, representing all parts Of the
county was placed in the field;
State Senator, Perfecto Esquibcl
Representatives, Pedro Salazar, Ma
nuel Sanchez, J K. Ortiz; Sheriff,
{. T. Vargas; Treasure and Col
lector, Julian Amador; Corney Clerk,
Jose NJ. c. Chavez, Jr.; Assessor,
]. Sanchez: School Superintendent,
P. H. Hill; Probate Judge. Rafael
Pena; County Commissioners, Silvia
no Roybal, Juan Antonio Ulibarri,
Tobias Gonzales; Surveyor, w. c.
Turley; Chairman County Central
Committee, Venceslao Jaramillo.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
1t appears from the returns that

1t appears from the returns that
one ]. V. Conway is going right along
building school houses regardless of
the political campaign he is suppos-
ed to be giving his time and atten-
ton to. But come to think of it,
there may be better results in just
keeping right on building school
houses, and let the voters do the
campaigning-State Monitor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

An enthusiastic democrat has writ
ten a magazine article on why
Business Men Will Vote for VIII
son." But they won't and they have
their own good reasons.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13

Report has it that Racket store
is to be opened soon in Springer,
whatever that is. If it is to confine
all the racket in one room then it
should be heartily welcomed by
every citizen OF Springer.-Stock-
man.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-13
A STATEMENT BY H.O. BURSUM
10 the People Of New Mexico


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The Morning Journal of albuquerque Angeles
n"a @ and managed by D. A. Macpherson Albuquerque has been active
and personal affairs The Journals attacks years
peculiarly appear hold toward
ed td nave % % @ % % % @ eHs 1e ] relations $ with % t and a nsEfr ] wrong %
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tent court When these charges public
who has justice every
trace suspicion of wonging
o" m this state in decree which found hatan records kept the py during
execution against the Territory of New Mexico s43336
court found be due me final Territory.
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Of New Mexico in the first
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cordial Republicans
therefore, the representative not of personal and candidacy
majority the people Of " " " "@'"s'S"
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1t the Terri
reteir and that destroyed caused
responsible employees the Morn
Journal beyond all possibility of doubt that
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laid There and
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macomted for scr1puous detail
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Territory final
and after full public hearing.
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believe
false political
feel people before candidate
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Santa Ee NeuM
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-06
THE
|. LINCOLN BANQUET
Republican Leaders to Gath
er in Boise Next Satur-
day Night.

The official program of toasts for
the Lincoln Day banquet TO be held
next Saturday evening, Feb. -, was
issued last night by the program COM
mittee. This banquet is held under the
auspices of the Lincoln Day banquet
association, of which Frank Wyman is
president. Annually, on the anniver-
sary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln,
banquets are held under It's hspices
in Boise. They are the cue for the
gathering of Republican party leaders
from all parts of the state to conclave
here and review the political situation
and the prospects for the party.
1t is understood that Evan Evans,
chairman OF the Republican state CEN
trial committee. has called a meeting
of the committee for Boise at the
same time and has also requested the
chairmen of the various county COM
mittees to be in Boise to confer with
the committee regarding party organ
ization 1t is generally conceded that
considerable political medicine will be
mixed when the leaders convene here
this week.
Colonel Thomas r. Hamer will pre-
side as POSTMASTER at the banquet,
which will commence at s o'clock and
close at midnight. The committee has
planned gridiron program and all
speakers have been cautioned not TO
make their addresses too long. The
gridiron numbers are being prepared
and ii is understood will furnish those
who attend with not a little hilarity.
Seven Speakers on Program.
There are but seven speakers on
the program. OF this number three of
them are from northern Idaho, or
James z. Babb of Lewiston, F. C. Nc
Gowan Of Moscow and Bartlett Sinclair
of Rathdrum. Eastern, western and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-06
TRACK IS OPENED
/. ON PIN" ROAD AS
FAR AS C0UNC|L
First Train Into Weiser
From North in 10 Days
Arrived On Saturday and
Starts Back.
(Staff Correspondence.)

Weiser, Feb. 5.-The first train on the
p. & l. N. road to get through to Weis-
er in 10 days reached here Friday even
ing at SIS o'clock in charge of Con-
ductor Wiley. He had a work train
and a husky crew of Is men who sue
ceeded in work ing their way through
from Council to weiser This train left
Weiser Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
in an effort to return to Council clear
ing the track enroute. There is much
snow to be moved away from the track
in the canyon between Weiser and Mid
vale. No special trouble was antici-
pated in getting this train through to
Council. 1t is taking up a carload of
mail that had accumulated at Weiser
during the period of the blockade on
the Pin"
Two other work trains with large
crews are now engaged in opening the
road between Council and New Mead
ows. One crew Is working northward
from Council, the other south from
New Meadows. The snow is reported
by the train crew that reached Weiser
to be about four feet on the level at
Midvale, Cambridge and Council. The
heaviest snow on the Pin" road IS in
the Price valley district where 1t is
said to be about seven feet on the lev
ell. 1t is in this district where the long
est .tretch of heavy work is being en-
countered. Price valley is 10 miles
south of New Meadows.
During the past 10 days occasional
mails have been taken from Weiser as
far north as Council. From there on
to New Meadows the people have had
no mail of any kind for 10 days. The
probability now is that the first mail
to reach New Meadows during this
blockade will get through today or to-
morrow.
Big Ice Jam in Weiser River.
The most dangerous place on the
Weiser river at the present time is at
Midvale where there is a great ice jam
three miles long. The jam begins at
point about a mile and a half south
of Midvale and extends to point
about an equal distance north of
Midvale. The jam at the wagon bridge
that crosses the Weiser river at Mid
vale Is reported to be fully 20 feet
thick. Several attempts have been
made to remove the jam by the use of
Today, Jack Phelps, the we'll known
contractor who is installing the new
water works system at Council went to
Midvale for the purpose OF removing
the danger of the ice jam by using
dynamite. Mr.. Phelps has had exper-
fence In this kind of work and there is
much hope that he will succeed in pre-
venting what might prove to be dam
aging flood at Midvale.
The total snow fall during the past
week at Weiser was 81 inches, and thu
total here for the winter up to the pre-
sent time is 10 inches. w. E. Adams,
John Jeffries and others who have liv-
ed here continuously for over 40 years,
say it Is the greatest snow that has Wis
tied Weiser in all that time.
In the trip Saturday from Weiser to
Boise it was noticed that the follow
ing streams are already carrying good
bodies OF water: Snake river, Weiser
river, Payette river. Malheur river and
Boise river. There is fear that the
great snow will go off rapidly, causing
floods.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-06

the supreme court before and Is re-
ported in the 20 Idaho. page ~. It
was reopened through the charge made
by Anderson that the defendant.
Coolin. Annex Upright, Mary Upright.
while witnesses in the original trial.
testified falsely and concealed the facts
as to the ownership of the note and
mortgages and by misrepresentation
and false testimony misled the court
to wrongfully and unlawfully cause
findings of fact. judgment and degree
TO be entered foreclosing a mortgage
on property that Coolin presented IN
bright and his wife as disinterested
witnesses for and on behalf of him
self. representing himself to be the
bona fide purchaser of the note and
mortgage, and concealed from the
court the existence of a written agree
ment wherein he was to allow his name
to be used for the purpose of fore
closing a mortgage
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-06

The public utilities commission Is In
receipt OF another complaint from the
village of Kendrick against the serv-
Ice of the Kendrick Water & Power
company. There seems to be a misun-
Outstanding regarding this complaint.
The commission on its northern trip re-
Gently took up the situation with the
interested parties at Kendrick. 1t was
understood the village was to file its
exceptions to the new schedule of rates
of the company filed with the COM
mission. but not effective until APP
proved. Instead, the village came in
with a separate complaint setting forth
its objection to the company's service,
which Is held to be entirely inadequate.