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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
LOAN HITS STRIDE

W. tuttst ftrA- tserft NHs
WASHINGTON. Oct iS,--rhe
second Liberty loan IL at last hit
thug a stride that brings success In
sight. About half OF the S,opu,'
00O, GOO minimum quota Is aubncrib'
cd today. Tho treasury department
officials renewed hope OF achieV'
ing tho $4,000. GOT. 900 mark. they
again warned that the eight re-
naming working days must show
an average subscription Of $3.50
100000 each.
The rise In the daily average from
sat 600. 900 10 the $4,000. 600 mark
IN the last few days has been due
to the great number of small sub
scriptions. The loan has struck
home 20 the man OF small means.
WorkinEmen. farmers, soldiers and
small wage earners are buying
bonds
A mighty squirt was reported
from the New York district. which
expects 10 soar above the half'bili'
ion mark today
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SEN. JONES DEMANDS
BACKING FOR ARMY

we are In this war TO stay, We
will win a. We must win Il, The
tens OF thousands OF boys we have
taken for war service must be sus.
tanned The greatest duty We have
al this time Is 10 support the
1000. 900. 900 Liberty loan"
This was the message delivered
By Senator Wesley l.. Jones at the
noon luncheon OF the Young Mems
Republican club. az the Good Eats
cafeteria. Wednes iay.
why should Ne hesitate" h.
asked. I'VE who are 10 remain
her. In cAse and comfort Arc we
TO confess TO our enemies that their
CHAIN that We arr nation of dol.
lar hunters Ia rlghtT Are we 10
quit In the face OF the heroic 81.
forts Of France. Great Britain.
Italy and the othsrSs Think OF the
shame OF H. We could not bear
IL"
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ginning the battle of Flanders.
found the Germans still differently
disposed. They were occupying
not trenches so much as concrete
shell holes. two or three linked to-
gether with short tunnels.
"Pill boxes"--steel and concrete
turrets, whose Undiscovered tops
were just above the ground-made
their debut. and from the narrow
Sits machine guns spat death over
the Flemish quagmires. These
shell hole positions and pin boxes,
with scraps of trenches a few yards
long. plus patches of barbed wire
entanglements here and there, GOV.
cred an area II mile In depth. and
such thing as n fire trench had
ceased TO exist
The idea. of course, as British
officers explained Il. was TO make
It necessary for the British to fire
million rounds OF shells to kill
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a dozen men. The shell holes and
pill box tops were we'll nigh inyisi-
BILE from the air. and only direct
hit sufficed to put them out of
commission. Then. when Tommies
advanced they would come across
an unsupported bit OF harhed wire
enfiladed by machine gun fire.
Finally, after crossing such a usa
as this. they would meet fresh
troops In terrific counter attack.
The plan worked only partially.
Then came the battle of Menin
road. when the unheard-of creep
ing barrage used by the British
took the fight out of even the nil.
boxes.
Likewise the terrible curtain OF
fire wiped out German counter at
lacking troops before they got
started. Such is the fighting to-
day.
II is now Hindenburg's move.
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refiners cannot advance the price
to the retailers The sugar costs
the retailer no more today. There.
fore. according TO Hoover, the re.
taller should not take advantage OF
the shortage to boost prices. The
food control law, however, alves
Hoover no moro direct control over
retail prices.
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ALLIES BEAT KAISER
AT 3 KINDS OF WAR
Continued From Page l

German officer Numbered on. Brit.
ish and French guns Numbered and
the superb German labyrinth OF
trenches became an appalling
shambles.
At last Hindenburg saw light.
The offensive was no longer his.
He must fight henceforth a de
fensive war.
The famous retreat on the
Somme last winter was step mum.
Der one. He abandoned his once
precious trenches. now become n
hell hole. Uttered with purifying
corpses Of German youths.
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AHEAD
IN SHIP YARDS

III VnHFd FF~Ns TFH"FH W."
PORTLAND. Oct is.--Repre.
sentatsvcs % employers and unions
from Portland win 40 TO San Fran
cisco with the federal shipynrd la
Dor adjustment board before the
end Of ,his week. and there ar.
range a permanent settlement OF
coast khipyard troubles. Tho same
wage scale and general working
conditions viii probably prevail IN
San Francisco. Portland ard Seat.
-
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The tobacco fund. aside from the
carnival receipts. Is now close to
the $500 mark The contrlbu.
tions 10 date are:
TOBACCO pt>p
II
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DooVER DENIES
paloE Of SUGAR
SHOULD Be higher

~ UaoeeS pv--s v>ss~s wire
WARRINGTON. Oct. ls.-F'ore-
CASTING no relief before December
foe the sugar shortage In the East.
the food administration today re-
neved It's appeals for economy. and
asked the public not TO pay a cent
more than II has been paying.
Herbert Hoover wiil try TO reach
ro1aIlers who advance their prices
- sugar by cutting Off their sup
D1ion thru the license control al
ron6y In effect over refiners. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-18
OREGON BEHIND IN
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

PORTLAND. Oct iS.--Wi,h only
sS.tS1.3S0 subscribed Of the si6.'
100000 quota. those directing the
Oregon Liberty loan campaign here
today we're openly pessimistlc
The organization turnout the
state today was Instructed to exert
every possible effort.
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Women's and Misses Skirts, made
OF wide-wale corduroy, in the new
dark shades, and some Of wool serge
in neat styles.
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SOLDIERS EACH GET $50 BOND
H. Uifr.f rrr.s fsa.sd Ntrx

VANCOUVER. Wash. Oct. 49,.
An average % one $50 Liberty bond
has been subscribed by eyery one
OF the 1000 men stationed at the
barracks here.
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SUGAR KINGS OF
COLORADO HIT
BY THE FARMER

~ urssea rre-s tss~ed Wire
DENVER. Oct. Exchanging
that low prices paid 20 produe.
era ard child labor employed
~ screiarers have driven out
nearly ell farmers except the
foreign eiemers In the Cot
erado beet sugar Industry. an
appeal from growers TO Her.
bert Hoover TO lin the price
paid 10 farmers Tor sugar beets.
10 today on its way to Wash
topson.
The letter signed by Thomas
Park. president Of the Fort Nor.
gan Farmers union, J. NJ Collins.
president Of the State Farmers un.
Ion. and J A. Hicks. president OF
the Rocky Mountain States Sugar
beet Growers association. declares
that terrible tragedy Is being
enacted here"
Look 20 Hoover for Aid
I'VE are sure that YOU are total
~ unaware OF Il. or some effort
would have been advanced. but
nov that you know. We feel that
some effort will be made by you.
SAYS the letter.
Taking the Great Western Sugar
company. which handles the bulk
of the crop of this section as an
example. the appeal gives produc-
ton figures TO show that sugar
companies make net profit OF
$3.50 from each acre OF beets.
while the farmer AVERAGES 81 prof,
PER acre.
Want TO Buy Bonds. Too
The huge Liberty Loan pur-
conseS Of the Great Western and
oehef sugar companies are com.
mendcd. and the letter adds.
we are only human and we
FEEL that same surging Impulse TO
support our country in her time 81
noed. Cannot YOU make u possible
Tor IN 10 come more closely into
ponnession OF what we would deem
= more equitable division OF the
profits In this great industry. that
~ may also purchase Liberty
Honds and share In the supreme
glory OF responding TO our coun-
try's CALI"
Warning that Thomas n. stearns.
f0od controller for Colorado. Ia now
bullding a beet sugar factory. the
farmers point out that his interests
ere directly opposite TO those Of
The farmer" and warn Hoover. In
case he decides 10 investigate the
situation. to secure his data from
unbiased sources.
The Great Western Sugar com
Dany. In addition to it's regular
quarterly dividend OF Ia per cent
On common stock. has declared
three extra dividends OF 10 per
cent each. amounting to $500. 900
already this year.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. is.-The
fuel administration plans 20 seize
temporarily excess coal boarded al
several Ohio and Pennsylvania
points. Later II win replace II.
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PASS 5 MILLION MARK
IN LOAN DRIVE here


Ing bonds on an easy-payment plan
Chauneey Wright. the restaurant
man. IL giving Seattle employers an
example OF Liberty loan pep.
The result Is that 40 rubscrlp-
tlons we're obtained In a prelimi'
nary canvass OF his Third ave. res
taurant employees.
u. s. Only Asks Loan
Remember, tho country IL not
asking you 10 give money" Wright
IN any bank. and III personally
money on per cent basis. and
offers the best security In the
world
Your money viii be safer than
told them. "but wants YOU TO loan
guarantee TO take any bonds YOU
purchase II YOU need your money
Talks were made nj many indus
trial plants Wednesday.
Skinner a Eddy employees heard
W r. Chambers
He pointed out that some nations
collect from 20 TO 90 per cent OF the
incomes OF rich and poor alike.
Ren,on Rallies
we must lend our money to car.
~ on this war az per cent inter
est. or Il viii be collected by a tax
collector. he said. That's the sit
uation. Take your choice"
Renton citizens are doing their
bit
The banks there. and citizens.
have signed up for $4,000 IN bonds.
Starting with n parade al $3.50,
and ending with a mass meeting 10
Meany hall. at y, m. University
district residents VIII launch a
big Liberty loan campaign late
Thursday.
Their slogan l. 100000 in Llber.
Il loan subscriptions from the Uni
vcrslty district"
Donfires on Tuesday
nonfires will flare here and there
thruont the nation Tuesday. 81 Z 20
D. m. 10 remind Americans OF their
Obligation here at home.
Burn refuse In your neighborhocf
but be careful OF fircs--is the ad-
Vie. Of Mrs. oycrton q. Ellis. of the
wonen's state committee.
The bonfire plan was originated
hy the women OF the nation. beaded
By Mrs. VIM. q McAdoo
The big day OF the Liberty loan
campaign will be Wednesday. set
.agd~ nv President Wilson al lab
erty daf.
Everybody viii be expected to
hnx and york for liberty bonds.
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CARNIVAL YIELDS
1887 TO FUND 50 FAR


viii include dancing. They will so
on at $3.50 y. m. Roth have volun.
teered their services to the Smoke
Fund for the Sammies
Up "liigh" Knoll. who does aero
hratics % feet In the air. goes on
at 1880.
The Our Boys In France Tohac-
co Fund" was enriched "Wednesday
night by s25i .25. bringing the total
TO sSST.s5. with which to purchase
tobacco for the Sammies In France
The carnival will continue the
rest OF the week An admission
OF 10 cents is charged at night.
There Is no admission Thursday
and Friday afternoons.
The queen contest will end to.
night AZ 10 o'clock. Votes must be
In nj the carnival ticket office by
that time The votes are cent
each. The carnival queen viii be
presented with a diamond ring She
will be crowned Friday night. fol.
lowing a parade downtown
Olive Dolphin still holds the lead
In the race. and Elsie Wright
passed Violet Anderson today for
second place. Miss Dolphin Il n
daughter of Lieut. Dolphin OF the
police department.
The standing OF the candidates
foliova.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
'FkRM LANDS

The Government needs Farm ers
as we'll asFighters. Two mill
ion three hundred thousand acr-
esof Oregon .& Califernia Rail
road Co. Grant Lands. Title
eyested in United States. To
be opened for homestead and
sale. Containing some of best
land unlimited States Large
Copyrighted Map, showing land
by sections and description of
soil, climate, rsinfall, elevations,
temperature ,etc. Postpaid One
Dollar. Grant Lands Locating
Co. Portland, 'Oregan.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

The News force ia very great
,fulto Mrs. Herlihy for nice mesa
of beans from her garden.
sne says that her son Herbert
has been called to fight for mrs
country. 1t grieve US to know tha'
any one has to go to war, espec
tally one OF our boys; we teel
like Hernert ia one OF Talpans
hovs, he spent spent severa'
wears of his youth here. We are
proud tn hcve claim on him
For a number of wears he ma
been aasociated with "The owl
an excellent.papsr rnhlished al
Rockville Centre. N Y.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

the, reservation within this State
or coming into this State from
adjoining states.
LICENSES
Resident Fish license, S1.00
Resident Bird license S1.00
Resident Big Game license Sl.OO
Resid mt big gameand bird 81. 30
Resident big game, bird and
fish license So. 90
Non resident fish license So. 90
Non resident bird license $40. 90
Nonresident big gamean bird
license, S25 90
Nonresident big game, bird
and fish license $4,000
Alien.resident big game and
bird licerse S25. 90
Alien-resident big game. bird
and fish license $4,000
Alien-no resident big game
and bird license $4,000
Alien nonresident big game,
bird and fish license S55 90
Licenses may be obtained from
any county clerk or deputy IL
cense collector in the State.
AlLgame or fish offered for
shipment within The State OF
New Mexico must have attached
thereto a transportation permit
to comply with the law. These
may be obt ined from gamewar-
dens, or from this department,
at Santa Fe.
THEODORE ROUAULT, Jr'
State Game and Fish Warden.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
LODGE DIRECTORY

Charlotte camp no 43, W, o.W
meets End. and 4th. Friday
nights of each,month.
C. p. Stone, Con. Com.
j. NJ. Austin, Clerk
Taiban lodge, no Al, |. O. 0.
F. Meets every Saturday night
w. II. Adams, N, &.
r. M Nuzum, v. G..
Perry Keith, Sec'y.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

Another one IF cur boys G. r..
Wise has enlisted in the Quarter
masters corps, and will leave
'in a few days for FL Paso.
He is one Of our fine examples
of manhood and we regret to see
any Of our boys have to go. but
glad tc see them respond when
their country calls. He has been
q literary teacher for several
years and has taught in various
places in N. M.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
NOTICE TO TlE ACHERS
AND DIRECTORS

The'County Board of Educa-
ton If Do Baca county,in sess-
ion, passed the following order:
Rural Schools where the enroll
ment falls b low seven scholas-
ties shall be postponed until af-
ter theFetUrp oi absent pupils or
the enrolim ent be raised ito the
required number.
Also the Board requires the
teaching of the lawful seven
months regardless of the post
ponement,
Rachel v. Smith
Co. Supt. of De Baca Co.
Mrs. S. F. Culberson
Sec. of Co. Board of Education
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
oCHUROH DIRECT TRY.
PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. j. r CARVER, Pastor.
Preaching, 2nd Sunday in each
month; Hours, IL a m G. 6, p NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. ID. G.. Barn, ,PastCT.
Preaching, Bird Sunday in each
month; Hours, Ii a m & 8.p m.
M. e. CHURCH, SOUTH
REV. w. L SELF, Pastor.
Preaching, 4th Sunday in each
month; Hours, II a m & s p m.
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
PERRY KEITH, Superintendent.
Meets at 10000 every Sunday
morning.
!. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day night
All are'cordially invited toat-
end these services
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
NOTICE
Rsad your 'i7inal Proof over
and let rs~know it it needs any
correction.
NOTICE
.norlcEcnoR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. u. s.. Land
'~fice at Fort Sumner. N. M.AAug 70, 1917
Non Ceai
Notice is hereby given that Arhinda
Banes. OF Tolar. n, NJ. who. on Feb. 5.
1914 made homestead. No. 0ll1si, for SEh
Sec. rs, and 'sl% Nwl4 NWhswN. NwN
Nw14 Section Is It. a. N. RarSe 70 3
N NJ P. Meridian. has filed notice
4 Intention to make Final Three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above
described. before MRS. c. l. speight United
stsies Commissioner. 'atTaiban. N. NJ,
on the 10th day of Octo tber 1871,
Claimant names as Witnesses: William
p. witt William II, Lawrence, Robert A.
Morris, Jasper NNfibbets alpof Tolar MN,
A, j. EVANS Register
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
NOTICE EoR. PUBLICATIONS

Department of the interior. U. s. Land
Onice at Fort Sumner, N. M..'Aug. Z. 1917.
Non Coal
Notice is hereby given that Lora L.
johnson. Of fabian, N. Mex.. who, on Sept.
10, IVA, made Homestead Entry. NO. oll5ss
for the M See. rs Township IN. Il. 2s
East, N. M. p. Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above
described. before Mrs. G. I.speight United
States Commissioner. at Taiban, NM
on the 22nd day of September 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J,ss. Childress of Taiban N. M. ], B. Lewis.
Ben HAIL 81 !1ewis. Of Dereno. N. NJ.
A. j. EVANS. Register.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
MorloE EoR eunLlcArroNIs

ROtlCG rOH FO6ItSAttONf
Department OF the Interior, U. s.. Land
ONCE at Fort Sumner. N. NJ. Aug. 70. 1917
Non Coal
Notice is hereby given that Arthur e.
Walker OF Fexco N. M. who on April. II, .sl4
made Homestead entry No. oli295. for
S1s Sec. 20. r. N. Range 80
East, N M p. Meridian, has filedfnotice
of Intention to make Final Five Year
Proof to establish. claim to the Hand above
described. before Mrs. Q. l. speight U. =,
Commissioner at Taiban. New Mexico
on the 10th day of October 1917
Claimant names as witnesses' Thomp-
son E,Johnston, Robert A.. Morris OF Tolar.
N. NJ. Fred A! Highley. Lee A. Perry OF
Roosevelt. N. M.
A.J. Evans Register,
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

r. E. Darke, Geolegist Of
,Witchita, Kan. stopped in Tatban
tthe first Of the week by request
ofthe citizens, to examine the
.earths surface for prospects of
OIL He says theindications are
Sine for a good Oil field.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
FREE LEMONADE

Mr. and Mrs. c. A. jolly will
have the Opening of their new
Grocery atore Monday Sert 10TH
first door west of Garage. Free
Iemonad to everybody. COME
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

w. J. Atkersor left Tuesday
morning to visit the eastern
msrkets.to buyifall and winter
goods,
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

F1r A , 'traots on your props r ty
write or phone the CARTER.
ROBINSON ABSTRACT CO.
Portales, N. M. Adv.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

| have a few more suits 6f
summer underwear, left como
a d get them at Bargain
Taiban Grocery.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
NOTARY WORK

Bring all your notary work &c
the News office, prompt work
guaranteed.
Mrs. C. |. 'Speight,
Notary Public.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

Ladies: Attend the Millinery
Opening of Mrs. Frost d Browne
A. Wilson Bros & Co. Call on
the 18th and inspect the best OF
stv,as without war prices.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

Remember Killing antelope,
elk and mountain sheep is pro-
hibited-- See Sec. 8 above.
Read the 1917 Game and Fish
laws, read them and obey them,
All Deputy game wardens
have positive Instructions to
prosecute ali violators to the full
extent of the law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise have
moved to town and j. E. book
* eeperlfor G III ,AtkeFson.& Co.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
WANT ADS

When you want that pair Of
winter Shoes for Men Ladies
and Children. come to the Taiban
Grocery, our stock is-complese.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
HAY

Chuice Alfalfa at lowest mar
iket price. FF.AO. B.FtSumner'
vYeut.o orders promptly filled.
y, HIS. Fuller,
Ft Sumner N. Mex.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

Last Sunday Mrs. JIM. Herli-
hy was very pleasantly surpriSeu
nv visit from Mr.. and Mrs. u
r, Wheeler.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

60 TO c., w. JACKSON at
t+he mill for Corn and Corn chops
Oats, Bran, Cotton seed cake
and Meal.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

IA. and Mrs. Williams OF A.
guido were here Saturday secuf-
inn hoard for their children to at
tend school; Mrs Williams Will
be home soon.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
Notary Public.

We have Just received ano;h-
er lot of Drygoods at Taiban
Grocery.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

Complete stock OF MccormicN
and Desring Twine and Repairs
Barry Hardware CO.
Clovis. N. M. Farwell, Texas
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

Wind Mile and Well Supplies.
Complete stock and prompt de-
livery.
Barry Hardware Co.
Clovis, N. M, Farwell, Texas.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
GAME AND
FISH LAWS

DEER: BEER WiTHRoRSs--
I (herns t. accompany carcass 1t
ALI times) ,lmit one deer, during
open season North of thirty-t
fifth parsll1l Of North latitude,
frem OctI 10th to Nov. 9th of eacl
year. And Seuth of said thirty
fifth parallel from Oct. Goth to
Nov 25th of each year.
SQUIRREL: TAssELLsEARED
GRAY, SQUIRRELS, from June 1st
to Nov. 50th of each year.
GRoUSE.'GRousE, from Sept.
f6'h to Nov. 25th Of each year.
Limit, 5 grouse in one calen-
dar day.
TURKEY; WILD TURKEY.
(classed as big game). North
of the thirty !fifth parallel 6f
North latitude, from Nov. list to
Dec. 31st of each year, and South
of said thirty fifth parallel from
Oct. 25th to Nov. 25th of each
year. Limit, 8 in possession in
any one calender day. .
QUAIL: NATIVE OR CRESTED,
MEsslNA, CALIFORNIA OR Hell
MET QUAIL, from Oct. 25th to
Dec. 31st Of each year. Limit
20 in possession in one calender
day.
DOVE: DOVES, from August
10th to Sept. 30th, of each year.
Limit, 20 in possession in one
calender day.
FISH: TROUT, LARGE AND
SMALL sMoUTHED eBAsS, CRAPPIE
AND. RING PERCH, from June 1st
to. NV. Both of each year.
Limit, Trout, 10 pounds in
pesscssionsin one ealenderIrday;
size limit, 6 inches Bass, Is
in one 9 lenldar day; size limit,
7 inches; Creppie, 10 pounds in
posse sion IL ore calender day.
Note: Sec. g of the Act Game
fish as defined by this act. are,
small and large mouthed Bass
and Speck eled ,Trour, Of what
ever species or variety; also
rRAPPIE AND RING PERCH.
Sec. 8 After the passage of
this Act it shall BE UNLA W.
Full TO KILL, trap, ensnare or
in any, or IN ANY MANNER
destroy or injure, AT ANY
TIME, ANY ELK, MOUNTAIN
SHEEP, ANTELOPE, beaver,
mountain goat, ptarmigan, buff
alo, Sonoran deer, pheasant,
bobwhiterquail, wild pigeon or
swan within the State Of New
Mexico, and any person violating
any of the provisions Of this sec
ton shall be deemed guilty uf a
misde meanor, and upon convic
tion thereof shall be punished by
a fine of not less than one hum
dred dollars (S100 00) nor more
than'five hundred dollars (S500
COY, or by imprisonment for not
less than thirty days nor more
than ninety days or by both such
fine and impri, onment, in the
discretion Of the court.
4 Sec. 12. No person shall at
4 any time shoot, hunt or take in
q any manner any wild'animals or
Il birds or game fish as herein de-
f fined in this State without first
having in his or her possession
q hunting lice az hereinafter
= provided, forthe year Nm which
: such shooting, fishing or hunt :
ing is done. The presence OF any
berson in any open field, prai-
rie or forest, whether enclosed
8 or not, with traps, gun or other
weapon for hunting, without
having in possession a proper
hunting license as herein proYld
: ed shall, be prima facie evidence
ofithe violation of this section.
Hunting licenses shall be is
sued'by the county clerks wher
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

Especial atten ton given to mail
orders.
Barry Hardw are co
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

tB For Fire and Tornado Insur.
ance, see - w. H. VAUGHTER
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

Theplace to sell is at g. W..
JolIy's.
He pays the market price in
cash, FOR ALL your eggs
chickens and hides - Bring
your produce in and get the
cash.
G. W. Jolly.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

I Will pay $40. per ten ,or
Mesquite Beans sacked ana os
iivered at Taioan.
T. W.H.Frierson
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07

When you want Cake, and
Feed call on Taiban Grocery.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
FOR SALE

200 acres of good farming or
grazing land 3 1-2 miles N. E.
of Taiban, in Tsiban Valley
Plenty Of running water. Will
take S8O0.00 if sold at once S400.
down six month on balance,
Joe Ashburn.
1912 Clark Ave.
Spokane, Washington.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-09-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Rains checks all flow of Cattle
Steers i15to25 cts lower
Tops "A. OO'l4 5U
Grasscrs lower
Cows& heifers 70 to l 90 higher
Top Veals oO-75 cts. higher
Yearlings Steady
HOGS
1000 hogs here today
25 ito 40 higher
Bulk OF sales II so to 18.45
CASSIDY SOUTHWESTERN
COMM. co