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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Good and Faithful Servant.

Sir S. Ponsonby-Fane is dead at an
eye of ninety-one years. The span
of his years becomes apparent when
You appreciate that he was an attache
of the British legation at Washington
in 1851. That was when James K.
Polk was president, James Buchanan
secretary of state and the Mexican
war was on.-Cincinnati Times-Star.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
Usual Result.

Good heavens! Another riot CALI"
EYES,"
whats happened now?"
Nothing out of the ordinary. A
crowd of pacifsts have been holding
q 'get-together' meeting"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17

1t pays to advertise try ths
Highland Recorder.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-03-17
O. j. Campbell l.
LOCAL DENTIST 7,
MONTEREY, VA.
Office in Masonic TEMPLE

By the administration of Som
noforn, teeth are extracted abso-
lutely without pain-safer than
chlorolorm, ether or nitrous oxide
and its administration is, not fol-
lowed by any of the acepmpany-
ing disagIeeaLle effects of cocaine,
eucaine or any OF the numerous
oral anacsthetics.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
CITY COUNCIL.
Extensive sidewalk. Curb and Gutter
improvements ~ be Made In
Park Addltioa-New Lights.

At the last meeting of the city
council most Of the session was de-
voted to considering the petition Of
property owners In Park Addition for
the construction OF sidewalks, curbs
and cutters along the east side Of
Colorado avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. The property own
ers interested are Fred A. Sabin. e.
w. Mcdaniel. J. w. Fisher. A. M.
Potter. r. w. Patterson. T. T. Wood
ruff. Martha Chestnut and r. e.
Fisher. The petition was granted
and the clerk was authorized to ad-
vertise for bids to have the work
done Mt once. A petition for an ex-
tension Of the sewer through the
same block was also granted: These
lots are 75xl40 feet in dimensions.
and the improvements will probably
mean that several fine residences
will be erected ON the Park site dur
ing the coming summer.
A petition for an arc light at the
corner OF Colorado avenue and Tenth
street was also granted.
There were four applications for
the job Of caretaker Of the City Park.
Tom King was elected to the posi-
tion at . salary Of e25 per month.
The clerk was also authorized TO
advertise for bids for the construc-
tion of curbs and cutters along Ra.
ton avenue from Fourth to Tenth
street. also for curb and gutter In the
500 block on Colorado avenue.
The clerk was Instructed to collect
sac from the La Junta Baseball As
ISOLATION on account Of license for
the Campbell Carnival Company,
which recently exhibited in this city.
The ball club made about $3.50 out
Of the carnival compaay.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
BAsERaIL SHORT oxns

Rocky Ford lost the initial eame
with Las Animas last Sunday - ~
Rocky Ford grounds by score o. Z
to 3. Both teams played . eood
game considering the almost fToe1r
ing weather. but the breaks went q
Las Animas.
Fort Lyon won the opening game
with Las Animas Thursday On ~
grounds OF the latter by = score u -
to 2. Las Animas vent In the cir q
the second and seventh innings and
allowed the Sailors to put oveg
enough scores to win several baI1
games. The same teams play q
Fort Lyon tomorrow afternoon.
On account Of rain the openiag
game OF the season between Fort
Lyon and La Junta had to be post
poned.
Rocky Ford comes to Ia Junta
again tomorrow afternoon and viii
probably make = desperate effort e
make better showing than Il az
on Thursday. The prospect. hoWev-
er. does not look very alluring-eo
Rocky Ford.
The reserved seat section Of sho
grandstand will be moved today from
the position back OF the catcher 70 z
new location In the grandstand -
the south side. Patrons Of the ~
served seat section registered vsFy
emphatic complaints with the accom-
modations provided. and an effort
will be made today to arrange thinss
to suit them. f
II Cotton" Sievers keeps up ~
record OF Thursday ~ . siugger -
will probably own the town befoso
the season h very far advanced.
The hunt and steal homo stuae
worked 70 perfection Thursday. whea
II was pulled off for the first tina.
aud Il will probably BE- regular fso-
ture during the season. unless wayo
and means are devised To counterac1
II. Il works nearly aiways-soms.
ssss .rf 4..s-t. q "
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
CITY FINANCES.
La Junta Made IN Excellent FinancS.
81 showing Last Yeas-City In.
aIebtetlness Reduced.

A most excellent financial showing
was made by the city Of La Junts
last year. At the present time there
Is balance on hand In the various
funds OF $2l.6ls.S5. ~ compared to
$19.Ss0.94 last year. an increase In
cash In hand Of $1.72s.sl. Tho wa-
ter plant was operated at net prof.
1t Of $6,S35.75. saving in the coal
bill alone having been made during
the past year Of $2.0l7.76. During
the year there was also decrease IN
the city indebtedness of $4.39l.OS.
With the exception OF the water
plant incidental fund. In which there
are registered warrants outstanding
to the amount Of s3.507.es. the city
is now on cash basis. With cash bal.
ances In every fund. ranging from
s12l.s0 to $3.327.75. besides q cash
balance In a sinking rund for water
bonds OF ssss.72.
At the last meeting Of the city
council City Treasurer Fisher sub
mitted his annual report showing tho
receipts and disbursements for the
year ending March 81. 1915. A
statement Of the receipts and dis
bursements In the general fund IL a.
follows:
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

La Junta won its annual game
from Rocky Ford rather early in the
season. that's ALL" was the comment
Of Rocky Fordite after the open
Ing game Of the season at Pastime
Park Thursday afternoon. which ID
probably ~ good an excuse ~ any
that could be offered In explanation
Of the defeat Of the pennant winners
Of last year. The Victory scored by
La Junta was very decisive one.
and Il can not be successfully main
tained that Rocky Ford had . show
TO win at any stage Of the game.
They were simply outclassed. a.
shown by the score which was 3 to
3.
Over 500 people attended the op-
ening game Of the season. which was
= record breaking crowd for q mid
week game. The crowd looked big
ger than II really was on account Of
the increased seating capacity pro-
vided by the new grandstand. which
seemed to. be full to overflOwing.
but the records Of the satekeeper
show that many more people could
have been accommodated.
Rocky Ford scored two runs In
the second inning. both Of which
were on inexcusable errors. and In
consequence there was great Joy
among the melons fans. War was
declaFsd b. u Junta In the fourth
inning. however. when Cotton"
Sievers blffsd . third strike over the
right field fence. Chealgord follow.
~ this by iandiss o. The ali for an
eehee 49, sna. WITH two nsn %.
Rorky Ford scored oae more 10 ths
fifth. snd L. Junta followed this up
with two runs In the sixth and three
more In the seventh. Outside Of the
fourth inning Ia Junta played Al
most perfect hall. and the score
should have been > to !. The bat.
ting Of Cotton" Sievers. and the
fielding Of Chellgord and Smith were
the features.
The score:
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
o.-s.r'. se..y D.~ ,s.s...

"Oauger's Honey Dew Breakfast
Melon" IL . candidate. for the honor
Of restoring the cantaloupe industry
In the Arkansas Valley to the rspu-
tation for succulence and flavor that
Il enjoyed twenty years ago. That
the Arksnsas Valley melon has de-
Perforated during recent years is n
well known fact. especially among
the old-timers Of this section. J. y.
GauGer has developed . melon tina,
II said 10 be the last word In can
taloupe development. Il has taken
him SIX years 70 develop this melon
and he expects 10 make . small for
tune out Of the two hundred acres he
has planted this year. One hundred
acres are located IN the Arkansas
Valley and one hundred acres In Cal
ifosnia. The melons are about the
siss Of . large musk melon. only
eight Of them being required 10 fii
an ordinary fiat crate. Mr. Oaukcr
expects 70 net es.se pr crate for
these melons. aad dodge Hale pre-.
diets that hs Will elsaa ~ 100000
this year u hs hes good lack. Mr..
Osuges hes already eoatsacted to
supply soms Of the Isa1lag high class
hoseslsiss With Biz famous brsakfsst
melon. asd Il 10 aaid that the de-.
maad 10 going 70 b greater than the
supply.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
ss.ssss rEsssssy cAaass. s'ssa-.

r. W. Pattsrsoa elessd . deal this
week hy which ~ bsconss the owner
Of the bullding oa Colombo avenue
nov occupleA ~ The 0teso Gas Com.
paay. TIE buiidias was owned by
FRA A. Sabla. asd Il II rsposted that
the consldssatios yes $500. The
buiIdlse now located - the property
tiil ~ moved = the Part Addition
and - tssassesnsd Into IN up TO
dsts buassjev.
NJ PaeterDea vim q oace CON.
nsoee ths sesetiea - . ese-story
bsIek stsee Fsen - ~ ~. ese hun.
drsl feet b 1spth.. ~ efftce Of
~ 0sare 0ss CenDasy vtll ~ nor.
- lneo the Wee1suff tooek. adjoia.
iae ~ nilIiassy sesss - Dssaest 4
Anselnlse.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

sammary-Earned runs: Rocky Ford
0; IL Jsnsa & Home rsnss, Htevers.
cheIiserd. Three.bass hits: aherred.
rlrss base on halls: 0Nf aherrod s.:
Andrews. 3. struck ost: ~ ehssred.
8: AnAsews s. Left on bases: Rocky
rovd 6: Ia Jvpta 3. BASE on srrors:
Rocky rord .: II Junts =. Double
plays: Addlngton 70 cheilgord 70
Mock vita Hit by pltckers: smith.
rlevers. Time Of game; i:ss. Attend.
ance; sse. Umpire: Mctponsid.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
IL Sssss sssSsss Wis. New sso.er

Guy v. Price. who graduated from
IL Junta High School several years
ago. has been wlnnine . number Of
oratortcal iaureis and Incidentally .
few dollars on the side. A recent
copy Of the william Jewell student
tells Of bis wiaaIag the Missouri
state Osatorieai Contest and Q pPiss
of $50 In gold.
The oraeosical contest won by NJ.
Price vas The most holly conteslsd
affair ls The histesy Of ths state cad
Tie pssseace Of - many high class
ssasers spsaks veil ssr he nan vhe
evtelassed then all. HE subject vas
''Ths ousel1s Of Civillsatlea." Al Of
ths speeches dealt with some phase
ee ths peaes eueseles.
NJ. pFSes hes vsa o1Ss II esaeess-
ssj contests slses satessas Willian
Jewell. n a11ltIea - naay heaera
fes ~ sehoel. Ne ~ besa . ~
ressseasive u hls sel)e0e - many Q
dekolo too0 anl ~ ~ ~ uououal
osy Pslss ~ . ~ lcnoAou
when ~ ~ ell1 \ ~ ounoo1 ~
aeooP11ao - - foooD1 ~ ~ r,
opop9o . Opoo) ~ G1nco CT
n11mHm Z. ~ |- <*'' ~ e 4 e . ~ d I1.<< <<<
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Julia Bradish went to Clovis.
N. NJ. last week where she will have
charge OF the Santa Fe Hospital at
That place Ms head nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. c. q. White. OF Colo
ndo Springs. visited for several days
his week with their daughter. Mrs
Glenn Oldham 10 this city.
Mrs. Steve white and little dauGh-
tier. left Monday afternoon for Gof-
eeen. H.. where she ~ill spend sew
| aral month"; with her parents.
vhe regular meeting Of the w. c.
NJ. U. Will be held At the Rest Rooms
Tuesday afternoon. May 9Th. Topic
for coosidssatien h Total Abstia.
ssee.rs ~ = ~ - -<..s
Mrs. c. q. sabin and baby and Mis-
Fannls RouFke. who have been
spending the past two months At
Long Beach. Calf. will return home
today.
Dr.. and Mrs. Royal Finney and III.
tie son. Of Pueblo. spent Saturday ev-
ening and Sunday In this city with
Dr. Ftnney's parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Finney.
Mrn. Walter williamson. Of Long
beach. Calf. who is en- route 10 81.
Louis. NO.. arrived In this city last
Thursday aud Ia the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer q. Davis.
Mru. II. w. Heath. Of Pueblo. ar
rived In this city Friday to attend
the funerai Of her mother. Mrs. Mary
Williams. which will be- held from the
Christian church tomorrow after.
noon.
Rsdpath 4 Brown had another
Mlss Lillian Mast. who has been
spesding several months In Pitts
burg. Kan. returned 10 La Junts
Sunday and will again make her
heas with Mrs D. N. Mills In this
city.
vssy successfui sale Of dairy cattle
ID North IL Junta last Saturday. The
average price received was So psr
head. not quite up 10 the record Of
few weeks ago.
Dr. p. u. Chsppeicar. who for the
pase few months has been pastor Of
the Methodist church In this city. left
Tuesday morning for Danviiie. H..
whsss be will become pastor Of the
Methodist church Of that city.
Wesk was commenced this week on
rev coacrete stack for the Holly
Sugar Company. Il Will BE- Of man.
melh proportions and $50 feet in
hsIshth. The base VIII ne fifty feet
10 diameter and the top twelve feet.
Mrs.. W. d. Deveny. Mrs. John
BFeemflsld. Mrs. n. Y. Bradish. and
Mn. Matte Durriii. entertained the
asabsss Of the ColumbIne Club last
wednesday 10 Mrs. Deveny's apast.
0enes h TIE oesrs house block. Fivs
huo1sed vss the psstime and later
~ hooesooes served sefreshmeats
w. 0llbsst rsturned home last
We1oee1ay nosaias from Oklahoma
vhoeo ~ ed Bis wife were called .
vook go o. account Of the sedeus
lo1oeo 80 sutsseusat death of Mn.
0eeogt's father. Mss. Ollbsrt Will
~ roeurn uatii nsxt week.
p1n 0sahoeh has sults . mssas'
- - ~ suastsfs uales iaardins's
eooeoy ~ eellsetlea laelulIas fous
W. oulsea ~ ed tAres live alli.
0ooG1y UhoeA wess ssaslensd - BIZ
~ ~ ~ caaDbsil Carnival Cen.
~ ~. 0abaeA has juse 60.
~ - Wosk q esanssssnlag ~
q . ol1ionass ssea viesida y.
~ 1ouo ~. ~ y 6bea shlaol
~ ~ ~ ea)oy teeloo
~ - - e ~ ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
C'uasass = Nswlals.

Mn. q. n. W1iis - ~ alvasc.
= mode puoels, asalsos1 ~ some Of
~ ~ vooal eajeoe - II Jsata aad
Heeay voe6s m olvo . ssaeest at
~ Nevlalo oeAoolAouse ea Wsdses.
~ eveologs Nv loeh. = ~ later
- = - Cenneaiey Wslfsss ctsb.
~ - peFDeso = baylse . Diase.
~ = - Dsooea1s ~ . - ~ ~
- ~ 1Sug ccl11onDp = ssllsis-
q = ilsIl1 4 4 AAn's:
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

After the program . two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Arbuckle.
Miss Bertha Farthing. Miss Martha
Phillips. Miss LucretiA Lantz. Miss
Blanche Mumby and Mr.. Will Ellis
assisting, and the evenings enter
tainment was concluded with puns.
eonundrums and charades. which
we're very much enjoyed.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

The annual report Of 8. w. Brown.
city clerk and water commissioner.
shows total receipts from water rsn.
tails TO the amount Of 3:1.sss.56 Dur
inEinE the year the water plant bond
ed Indebtedness was reduced $4,000.
and the total expenditures Of the wa
ter plant were sl5.322.s0. leaving .
net profit. outside Of depreciation. Of
$6.335.75. The expenditures for tho
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
DIR. and Mrs. Mcneil E.s-rs.la.

DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mcneil enter
tanned about sixty Of their friends
Thursday evening At their home on
Colorado avenue. A very interest
ing program Of recitations and mu-
sical numbers was provided as fol-
lows:
co"e .'......... america
Song. Lord. Hear My PRAYER.
''.... ...s.... n6ieu beAru
Piano solo. -. Miss Parixade Barr
Song, Dream Of Spring '.......
........... .. .Lucretia Lantx
Song Somewhere Voice IL Call
Ing" ...... Mrs. Rufus Norton
tlmpersonation OF one Of the garnd
opera singers.)
Recitation. THE Arkansaw Preach
err .............. DIR. Mcneil
Song. Annie Laurie" -.
...............M Martha Phillips
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
t'ps.ias q New ppsssstses.

Practically everybody Ia town At
tended the opsAing exercises Il The
postoffice Friday night. judging
from the crowd that througed the
corridors durinG the three hours the
building was open. The dedicatory
services were In charge Of the Elks.
Martin Dougherty sang Some
where n Voice IL Calling" after
which the keys Of the new building
were presented TO the postmaster.
The next number was = vocal solo by
Leona Wood entitled. "The Morning
Wind" champe Jamcyson told
briefly Of the many struggles which
were necessary 10 secure the appro-
priation for the construction Of the
building. The formal dedication was
made by H. II. Kinx. and the con-
ciuding speech was made by the post
master.
Hon. John A. Martin. who was
scheduled 10 speak. was unable 10 be
present.
The music Of the evening was fur.
ninhcd by the la Junta hand. locat.
I'd In the gallery.
During the first part Of the even.
Ing. carnations were given out 70 the
ladies. but the supply of 500 was ex.
hsusted before al the ladies had
been favored.
AL the necessary paraphernalla
from the old office was moved 10 the
new quarters Saturday aud In the ev.
enlng the old building was vacated.
Il Will take the citizens Of Ia Jun.
10 some time to learn 70 20 10 the
new site for their msil and Il II no
uncommon thing 10 80 pcrsoas who
ought 20 know better. trying 10 break
in at the old location.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

The item for supplies and plumb
Ing includes the Installation Of fif-
teen new hydranis 10 replace the old
ones that were out Of date and not
available for use with our new fire
truck. without . "rcducer." Il viii
be remembered that this "reducer''
was lost out Of the fire truck at The
time Of the Edwards fire and neccssi.
tated considerable delay before
stream Of water was available. All Of
the fire hydrants are nov listed -
"'standard." and all are available
without . "rcducer." The supplies
and plumbing item also includes put.
ting In . new water main over the
new bridge near the McNe~a brick.
yard and these are extraordinary 81.
penses that will not be nccessary In
future years.
The saving In the consumption Of
coal Was the big item at the water
plant this year. From time imms.
mortal they have been using coal
known ~ mine run" ~ the water
plant. and about the only reason
known for continuing its use was that
II made the job easier for the man
Who was hired 10 do the shovslins.
In June Of last year the city con.
menced uslng "slack coat at the We
ter plant. and its use resulted n .
savins In ten months over the pse-
vious year Of es.ol7.7s. Ths Drlee
Of slack coal 70 The city h e9.oS. .
compared 70 es.ss paiA sos "nlne
run" h prsvIeus yssss. Ceasl1ee-
able savias u also belas na1e ~
purchaslng "'sssuse eeal" fso0 1oon1
dealers. ssch - thsy haA pssvlo0G1v
bsea eosslgniss y shs Nv auno1ne
| greund. TAis ssal = nlno1 = ~
ths slack esai. sal aVsaseativ l1clys
sss ~ 0oo6s Il h leo)vogo1 ~ -
eai 1salsss q ~ water poaot 6 -
sals - - ~ ~. q
4 slaeaeal q ~ ~ ~
~ - ~ ~ 6 u 1oo6> u
v; =
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
sAAaas : - wssas' vssss,ss.

\. ~. Daahs asl sls>ss. Mn nsss
PnaunogO. ~ Tses1av ~ Dsaves.
m. nnsnDoso NJ 9 = = Wyon.
- - ~. Dooos M 9 - ~
l0olno - - - ~ = O.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
r.seea.TsaeAee yese.aasse sses.las,

Thew viii ~ . asetisg Of the re-.
sraeloa of Parsat-TsacAer Aseocia-
tleas at The Hlsh 0chool sext Tues.
dsy astssseea q S:Se e'eieek. Ds.
G. r. Hubbell viii deliver . lecture.
Illustrated VIII stseeoDsieoa vtsws.
- 'TAe Care oo1 tss u The Hunaa
nooeh.~ An paseoes 81 sseehsss are
usDeaeiy ssQuesesd y ~ Desseat. :
~. 1gUbeell vl)I lsolves shls ~
eueo q Los Anlnas nest Wedoeolay
bocoeo ~ 0e06ess - . similar o..
onaleat)oo in ~ ~. nev. J. 2.
r,eloev M aesla Mn vith ~ ~.
ee0e1eso v1sva
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
La Junta tribune., 1916-05-06
ROCKY FORD JIxx BUSTED

Ii Janta Wins Initial Game n Opea.
e. for tie Scas0a-Our Local
aaaegcsp Riffed the Ball Hard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-26
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-26
THE COUNTRY ON NOTICE.

The league headed by O'Loary has
for lbs announced objects in tho Unit
ed states three things
L. An embargo on the shipments
of munitions to the allies.
2. The breaking OF the British
blockade against Germany
3 70 fisht In the United states
Anglo Saxon policies ana sentiment.
For the accomplishment Of t+cse
objects the first move is 60 tie defeat
of Woodrow Wilson for president and
10 elect majority Of senators and
members Of the lower house Of con
rress ia harmony with the Tcutonir
propaganda.
Wild as this scheme may appcas 1T
first thought. it has back of it. uUeg-
cdly more than three million voters.
and certainly unlimited money Not
only are the men who held the con
ference nearly all rich but for the
accomplishment of such ends the
German empire would tap its war
chest to the limit They would be
worth far more TO Germany than the
winning OF half a dozen such battles
as Nerdun,
II the government Of the United
States should place an embargo upon
the shipment OF munitions, IL would
tpatftsblv Iay1 4, u.1r Hefuepu this
country and the allied nations That
war might not come until after the.
present European war is over, and
IL might come az once. The fleets "
The allies, now In the open seas and
not required 10 watch German war
vessels. would overwhelm the Am
.rican fleet In "a week, and leave as
Il the mercy Of Japan's ambitions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-26
Notes of Interest
From State Museum.

SPECIAL coRREs porutrce 10 MORNING JouRgAL]
Santa Fe, oct 2j.-Santa Zee is now
one Of the Big Six in the Archaeologi-
cal Institute Of America, having to-
day crowded Baltimore into seventh
place with its 100 members. How
ever Santa Fe's ambition is to be one
Of the Big Four and to do this must
crowd Rochester with its 127 mem
bers into sixth place. and Philadel-
phia with 1874 members into fifth
place. Perhaps, too, before very long,
II can crowd New York with it's 1873
members into fourth place and be at
the head with Washington, &C, and
Boston, Mass Of the fifty societies in
Canada ana the United states
1.-THE Ethnobotany of the iowa In
dams" of which advance copies were
received today from the government
printing office, comes up to eXpecta-
lions in interest and completes the
four volumes on the TeWa Indians
and which include the physosraphy
by Director Hewett; the geography
by }. =. Harrington; the climate by
Junius Henderson, and w. w. Rob
bins; the geology and topography by
Junius Henderson; the zoology byI
Harrington and Henderson, altogeth-
er a monumental work completed un
der the auspices Of the School Of Am
erican Archaeology by its men. AsI
the TeWa Indians occupied the Coun-
try tributary to Santa Fe, the books |
are Of special interest here, going .
deeply into the folk lore and lnguis- I
ties of the Towa Indians. As soon
as the school receives its quota of /
the ethnobotany which is the product .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-26
With Scissors and Paste
New RcpulIlIcD

What amusing diversions OF the
18TH century romance the Arthurian
legends present, No helpless mai
dcns, struggling through three vol
umes to preserve their ylrglnity
against the untiling efforts of mo-
notonously dissolutc males, but band
CT innocent men IN the clutches of as
determined rakcs Of ladies as his
tory has ever recorded. No wonder
that the name of Gulahad, the maid
en- knight has gone down to fame,
when one reflects ON the desperate
nature Of the women who surrounded
him. II was an age In which no one
from King Arthur down was safe. II
one of these vigorous females once
took a determined fancy TO HIM, there
was hardly any power on earth that
could save him.
Yes, il was an age of free women.
They dashed into Arthur's most ptl-
Nate councils or most illustriOus as
sembages with the demand that some
Knight leave Immediately TO do
piece Of work for them-usually the
killing Of some other poor knitht-
and Iauncelot or Garcth or Tristram
or Bors or Percival had to leap to
horse and follow, regardless OF the
fact that Arthur might need HIM
more than did the lady These WON
en- rovcd the country at viii from the
most tender years to old age, seeking
whom they might devour, and once
they had marked a man for their
quarry, heaven have pity upon nm,
for they had nome