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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-14

years of age, their only child. The
obituary will be given next week.
John and Alex Weber ACCOMPANYING
a shipment of stock to Omaha Tuesday
Morriss Griffin was passenger to
Omaha Tuesday morning.
!. Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain on her re-
turn from Indianola Saturday night
met Mr.. Chamberlain in Ames and &C.
companied him to Virginia, ILL.,, to visit
relatives. 4
u. L. Holcomb and family motored
to Logan Sunday where they visited
Mrs. Holcomb's sister, Miss Ora But
terworth. .....
4, Mrs. G. v. Jordan is reported to be
quite sick and under the care of a
physician. ~
Fred logsden, of Ames, sundayed
with Dow City friends.
Miss Wave Cross has secured Miss
Adelaide Potter to teach her school
this week, the former being compelled
to stay at home, her mother having
suffered a relapse and is seriously i'll.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy was home
from Manning over Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-14
GOODRICH ITEMS.
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Mrs Eugene Fink is spending her
time in Denison these days helping to
care for her mother who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whey and Mr.,
and Mrs. Geo. Beaman were Denison
shoppers Tuesday.
y The Epworthians met with Miss Lo.
vicie Morris Tuesday evening. There
was a good attendance and after the
business meeting they Ispefs q social
hour in games and visiting. Miss, Nor:
ris, assisted by Mrs. Whey, cserved
light refreshments The company ad-
journed to meet April Sd at the M. 2.
parsonage H. 4 a.
S. D. Newton bought hog OF L. F.
Morris and butchered it Tuesday, sell
ing one he had raised that was less
than ten months old, weighing nearly
400 pounds.
Miss Adelaide Allan visited at the
Z. McNeal home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Beaman visited with her
brother, Leonard Lingle, Friday.
Albert Whey was down to the coun-
ty seat Friday.
Hugo lessen was in town shopping
the last of the week. "a. ~ /,
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member of the first organization OF
the Royal Neighbors. 49,. r..
Miss Flora Virgins was up from
Woodbine and spent the Sabbath with
her folks.
Frank Weiner, of Des Moines, was
visiting his mother and brother sever
al days last week. ~
Mrs. Fred Northam and baby were
down from Denison few days the
past week visiting with relatives and
friends. ~
DR.. F. N. Rowe accompanied Fred
Coleman to Omaha Friday to consult
a specialist concerning the latter's
health which has been very poor OF
late. ..... ,..,.. ..;s,,,
j. r. Smith a horse buyer was UP
from Woodbine Thursday on a bust.
ness mission. ,yg .... ,.Ecl[
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Goldsworthy and
daughter, Lisle, spent the day Satur-
day shopping in Omaha.
Miss Dorothy Carbaugh returned on
Monday from the Jennie EdmundsOn
hospital in the Bluffs where she had
been for the past two weeks taking
treatments.
Miss Iva Fishel is able to be about
again after being confined to the house
for several weeks owing to illness.
Chris Otto, of AvOca, has rented the
Wheelright property vacated by the
Asa Ettleman family.
The Misses Jessie Goodrich and Jen-
ma Strahan were Sunday guests at
the Howorth home. from Denison.
Clarence Bryan and wife were visit
ing and shopping in Denison Friday.
Herbert Wilson was down from
Denison Sunday, a guest of his broth
er, Art, and wife.
Fred Northam was down from Deni-
son Sunday. His wife and baby, who
had been visiting here returned with
him.
e. N. Chamberlain left Saturday eve
ming for few days visit with rela-
tives in Virginia, III. ~
Saturday afternoon, Clara Mae Mum
sey Very Pleasantly entertained her
Sunday school class mates and teach
er, Miss Florence Miller. Games were
played and very nice time is report
ed. At the close the guests were treat
ed to pop corn and candy.
Ole Hansen, of Soldier spent Thurs
day and Friday at the homes of John
Weber and Ernest Sprang.
Mesdames E. N. Chamberlain and
R. G. Luke visited their daughters,
the Misses Erlna Chamberlain and
Kathleen Luke, at Indianola several
days the past week, the girls being
students at Simpson college there.
G.. J. O'Meara and wife moved the
first of the week from town onto their
farm.
The Larkin club was entertained on
Thursday at the pleasant country home
If Mrs, John Mathys, the hostess en-
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MOVING NEAR
SPIRIT LAKE
Families Of Thos. Hedderman and
Jake kepford, of Near Arion,
Moving to Spirit Lake.
LAJUNE 1UTTERWoRTH DIES
Acute, indigestion and Symptoms Of
Spinal Meningitis Said to be
!ho, - Clause of Death

Thos. Hedderman loaded his stock
and household goods on a car and
went to Spirit Lake, near which place
he has bought farm. He has rented
the farm near Arion to Mr.. Grill, oil
Charter Oak, and expects to live on
the new place near the lake.
Mr., and Mrs. Jake Kepford left fol
their new home at Spirit Lake last
Wednesday. Miss Grace will remain
at the home of her uncle, Joe Kepford
Kepford will remain on the farm east
Of town.
Little Laiune, the two year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Butterworth, died Monday night after
short illness. She was taken slight
ly ill with what seemed to be a cold.
Afterwards acute Indigestion set in
and finally symptoms of spinal menin.
gifts developed. All that friends and
physicians could do was done but the
attack was too severe to yield to treat
ment. The sympathy of all is extend
ed t., the family. .ttts-
The L. D. S. meetings, conducted
by Rev. Harpe, will continue during
this week. Mr.. Harpe is a good speak
er and the church is well filled each
evening. ,..,.,.. a..
Mrs. o. w. Nelson has been quite
sick for the past week. An abscess
formed under the tongue, causing Sc
we're pains, but she is now some bet
ter. 7'.t -
School election was held at the
school house Monday afternoon. j.
Allen and VIM Hoffman were the new
directors elected.
Loren Butler and Claude Wiley were
Denison visitors Monday.
Mrs. Catherine Henry has been in
Arion visiting her daughters lately.
ing her mother, Mrs. Jas. Nelson, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds drove
over to Manning for few days visit
last week. Her mother, Mrs. Roberts,
came hack with them.
Nick Hansen Is reported seriously
ill. N~'
George Lindsay was Denison shop
per Friday. So,
Arion friends will be interested to
learn of the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas, of Bismarck, N. D., Mrs.
Thomas is remembered as Miss Ella
Fox. Villa
Mrs. Ed Dorsey was visiting friends
in Denison last week, but was called
to the home of her brother on account
Of sickness. l ...5I
VIM. Mari, his daughter, Mrs. Lewis
and Ed Dorsey were all home
for, few days visit and returned to
sheboygan, Wis, Monday.
Mrs. L. C. Butler, Mrs. John Black
man and Mrs. D. J. Butler were guests
Df Mrs. Odell at the entertainment of
the Priscilla club Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Welcher and family have moved
into the hotel, which was lately pur-
chased from Mrs. Green. ..
Mrs. M. Kelly spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Fienholdt. Her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Fred Eland, has left the hos
pital, restored to health, after seri-
BUS illness. s@.
Those intending to re-paper their
rooms will be interested to learn that
1000 rolls of wall paper will be sold
at reduced prices at the post office
building, Arion. Tilt
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
ORDERS RECEIVED
TO ORGANIZE BAND
OF MARINE SCOUTS
Officer in Charge Of Navy Re.
cruiting Station Is Told to Start
Branch of National organiza.
ton Here.

Gunncr's Mate James r.. Doughetry.
In charge Of the navy recruiting sta
ton In the n. 4. Armijo building haa
just received orders from J. W. irv-
ms, chief executive scout OF the Amer
lean Junior Naval aud Marine scouts.
with headquarters In New York Guy.
TO start % branch II the national or
ganization In Albuquerque. The head
officers OF the American Junior Naval
and Marine scouts have been con-
templatinE on starting the crganiza-
ton here for several weeks. hut 1t was
not decided until . few DAYS aga that
Dougherty would he placed in charE
The Marine scouts. as the order II
generally called, II similar To that OF
the boy scouts. Every boy between
the ages OF IL and rs is eligible. T.
doesn't make any difference u the boy
II tall. short, or at. no restrictions
are ever made rs to nationality join
ing the scouts does not mean that an
Albuquerque boy will have TO enter
the navy In his later years. The hov
will be trained once each week in the
small arm drills. and be given the
same exercise az he would II he were
going into the navy. In short. the ~
sanitation might he termed "A free
class In physical culture. The class
drills viii probably he held In the
armory.
The marine scouts ~ a recent or
eanization as compared to that of the
boy scouts. but has won with success
In many Of the eastern and western
cities. This ~ especially tru IA Kan
sas city. Mo.
Recruiting Scout DouEhcrty intends
to negotiate with the Rotary or Com
merciai club for assistance in getting
the organization started When once
started. uniforms viii be ordered for
the boys. cdmping trips will be taken.
and various sorts Of athletic touruU-
monts will be held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
Buck Conner Is Here
On Way to San Antonio
To Take Examination

"Huck Conuor well known IN Al
buqutrqu. arrived last night from
California aud VIII spend two or three
days here before proceeding "a san
Antonio, Texas, where he viii tax"
the examination tor "a c~aptaincy In the
United States signal corps.
conuor's last appearance in Alhu'
querquc was about "a year ago, when
he was the prime mover IN the cow
boys ball which was given here dur
ing the cattlcmen's convention. Al
ter leaving here he enlisted in ~"
Texas rangers where he remained IN
III last tall when o." resigned 81
went 20 California.
tie was az ono time private secre-
tury Go "Buualo Bill, and n an au'
thor Of note, bcins a frequent con-
tributor tu Popular Adventure, Ne
.Clur, and other magazines,
Common rs q personal friend OF Cen
eral Hugh l.. Scott. Tor whom ne
acted us scout in the Philippines IA
1899 he hos the support of General
Scott. as vol - other army officers
in his ambition TO land a captaihcN 10
the signal corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
Personal News
Items.
Auto sprlngs. an makes. Korbsr @

AUTO Springs. all makes. Korber Co.
Mrs. Theodore Dixon OF Suwanee.
y. NJ. was hers yesterday.
Il. K. Pollock returned Saturday
night from "a trip 10 Ga.sup, n. NJ.
NJ L. Powell of Denver was In Al
%buqueFque yesterday. Mr. Powell for
merry lived here.
George Hopkins, a cashier for the
Santa Fc railway az Magdalena. was
a visitor at the Y. NJ. G. a. yesterday.
Attorney VI. r. Hickey LETT this
morning for Santa Re on legal bust
mess.
Mrs Harry Dennis left yesterday
for her old home AT Colorado Springs,
colo.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. e. Riohey OF La.
euna were visitors IN the city yestcr-
day.
Prof. j. l.. g. Swinncy OF Mountain
air was here yesterday visiting MS
daughter. a student at the University
Of New Mexico.
j.. y. whitosidcsn of the Zuri
mountains arrived in Albuquerque
Saturday. He expects 20 return 10
Sawyer. y, NJ, this evening.
W. 4. Howard. travelling super
visor of the Holmes supply company.
passed through Albuquerque Sntur-
day night on his way south.
X. r.. Kirsh, operator for the Santa
Fe railroad at Rio Puerco. y. M ar
rived IN Albuquerque saturday even
Ing.
pr. James Thomas. a member Of
the Santa Fc main liEe hospital board
arrived In Albuquerque last week
from Topeka. Kas. He VIII return
home tonight.
Miss Lillian Rose. nurse at 81.
Juseph's hospital. has JUst returned
from Socorro. where she has been for
the past month taking care OF two
patients.
MIR. and Mrs. y. W. Benning and
! children. MIR. and Mrs. Tom Corwinc
OF Kentucky, ana the Misses Mnnd
and Margaret Staab motored 20 Whit
comb springs Saturday
Mrs. W T.. Boise of jamestown,
North Dakota IL visiting friends here,
SIR. and Mrs. G. f.. Hancock who
spent the winter IN Albuquerque lel'
last wees for Lynchburg. va.
capt. W. T.. Hines has made appli'
cation TO the headquarters of IN,
southern military district at Fort san
Houston. san Antonio. Tex, for d
commission Ia the infantry branch 81
the United states reserves.
Louis Phillips. NJ. l.. Albers, and I'd
Swope, Albuquerque delegates 20 the
recent district convention OF tht
IWoudmtn OF the World IN Phoenix
lAr!z. returned home yesterday after
noon. Dan Phillips, another dele
gate. returned Saturday. The mex
convention viii be he'd IN santa r."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
GONE! RUB
sore, RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
Hub pain away with n small trial
bottle of old. penetrating
est. Jacobs Ot.'

Stop dosing rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case In fifE
requires Internal treatment. Z u
soothing. ~penstrating est. Jacobs on"
right on the tender spot" and by the
time you say Jack Robinson--ont
comes the rheumatic pain and distress.
'sst. Jacobs Or Is a harmless rheuma-
tism iiniment whick eve ~disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin. IL takes
pain. e and stiffness from ach-
ing joints. muscles and homes: stops
sciatics. iumbago. backache and nen'
ralgsa.
Timber up. Get a small trial bottle
Of old-;ime. honest Isl. jacobs oil
from any drug store, and ina mo-
ment. you'n be free from pains. aches
and stiffness. Don't suffer- Rub
rheumatism away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
SUSPECTED FORGER
SURROUNDED WHILE
At WORK ON RANCH
Z. T. Adams. Alias Ernest Ander-
son, Wanted in Springfield, H..
Is Seized in Field Seven Miles
South Of Town.

y. r. Adams. alias Ernest Anderson.
who has been wanted In Springfield.
Mason county, H.. on the charge II
forgery since December Is. was sur
rounded By q. n. Dixon. deputy sher-
IN OF MssOn county: II. q. Strumpfer
of the springfield police department.
and Special Officer walter Harrison
and Pablo Lnjan OF the Albuquerque
force. on the HANDY ranch. seven
miles south OF town his morning.
Police Officer Struinpfer and Dep
uty sheriff Dixon followed Adams
through the state OF Texas. finally
learning that the latter with his wife
was located in Albuquerque. They
arrived here last Friday and shadow
"a Adams until their search ended
this morning, The Illinois authorities
notified the Albuquerque police az
oOn as they learned that Adams was
residing here. and had nothing but
praise for the local force after the
latter had assisted in the capture.
The authorities learned hat a man
by the name OF Anderson at the
Bandy ranch was calling for mail az
the local posi- Office. This was the
clue that brought the chase to a close.
Governor w. n. Lindsey honorcd the
requisstion papers March 20.
Adams. as authorities say. had a
system Of his " In forging and get
tIng the checks cashed. He nrst u AIDE
himself acquainted with various
rilques. became a good fellow. and
the time was ripe. forged one OF
his so-calied friends name 10 the
check and was trusted with the
money. He is said to have obtained
over $1,000 in this way.
Adams and his wife have been emf
ployed on the Bandy ranch for three
Adams was working In the
ncid when the posse sneaked W.
through the brush from all sides.
ADAMS. seeing that he had no chance
o. escape. offered no resistance. Mrs.
Adams will remain on the ranch
while her husband will be accompan-
panied east by the Illinois authorities
evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
LOCAL PAINTERS SIGN w1Tn
CONTRACTORS FOR MORE PAY

Painters, Decorators and Paper
hangers Of american. Local sea, an
nounce the signing OF the new 1917
agreement. giving them a raise OF %
cents a day and Saturday afternoon
holidays. The members OF the union
have agreed that they will not take
contract work OF time work from the
building contractors or the general
public. Fair painting concerns puts
ting their names TO the agreement
are: Adeiard chauvin, Charles Quier.
Charles Soneman. +. J. Vandersypt,
John Herboth, samuel Garcia. RIG
ardo zamora, Felix do Blassic.
TEomas NJ. Delahoyde. Robert L.
Aaron, Lawrence Morelll. David Ruf-
I'm. M George BNrem.
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Ncctne of Junior Glass.
,varslay % peleal OhIcago Cubs.

The afternoon Of Wednesday the
t~wenty-eighs OF March viii witness the
defeat OF the Chicago Cubs by the
baseball team from h University OF
New Mexico. Al least. this Is the pre-
diction OF the members of the varsity
squad. II IL entirely possible that the
various members OF the Cubs may
have a different idea OF the outcome
however.
The only eason that there may
be some doubt as TO the fulfliment OF
the 'varsity's prediction II the fast
that the Cubs are going 10 provide the
local team with a battery and on ac-
count OF this the result may take a
different aspect. This game will mean
a lot for the University men as u VIII
give them "A wonderful chance 20 see .
lot OF the fine points from the inside
and the game should result In a whole
baseball education for them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
students 90 Participate In National
Guard Demonstration.

The students Of the University are
planning to take a prominent part In
the demonstration that Will take place
on me return of the New Mexico Ma
tional guard. The exact time Of the
arrival Of the guardsmen is not known
yet but will be announced later. sew
eral unique features have been
planned for the reception Of the boys
who have given so much 81 their time
for the state Of New Mexico aud the
government OF the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
DON'T FORGET sss

We save you money by cleaning your
wall paper and painted walls. Nothing
taken out Of the rooms (no inconven-
lencal-every article replaced (no DUST
References, following ladies': A. q.
Sims. Judge Heacock. Mrs. Klock,
Louise White, Mrs. Meclurken, Grim.
shaws and many others. Call for Bert.
phone Sss. King Of Cleaners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
THE ATH

FoRECAsT-Tonight general.
" fair and colder: freezing tenn
perature. Tuesday fair; colder
southeast portion.
ALBUQUERQUE weather for
20 hours ending $ a. m.
MaNimum-T3.
Minimum-2S
} Rnnge-t5.
A. = u. mt.
} West Winds: clear.
} -
} The prodigal son had Just
} sncaked In the back hay, be-
tween two days. lowing 10 the
} greedincss OF the beef trust"
explained the old man. 1--WE are
entirely out OF calf. but here's a
can-opener. Get busy"
&c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26

In q rather loosely PLAYED game the
baseball team from the rniversity sue
ceedcd In defeating the team repre-
senting the Albuquerque business
College last saturday afternoon by tho
score 81 % 20 i3 The University
showed much better batting form than
la the previous game with the business
college.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
DELEM METHOO|STS
WILL DEDICATE NEW
ADDITION TO CHURCH
Program Has Been Prepared
Which VIII Extend Over the
Entire Week; Members of Con-
gregation Proud Of Structure.

Special Correspondence 20 The Herald.
beieh. y. NJ. March 2s.-There was
held yesterday the hrst O! the SER
wees IN connection with the dedico-
uon OF the g addition TO the flrs'
Methodist church mere a program
nNS 'een prspNfeu WIN ~"' eN'euu
-.
~ " =.
sa"~n 49,
80 o., 60. =, =, 1900
rnwor,h iear,. M s.ao in The even.
inc and NJ T,ao mr. "a A uassett
uresld.pt az A-lbuoueroue college
preached. which was the mrs, of the
~dedlcatory services proper.
The program for the week follows:
Monday, March 20.
$3.50 p. m. Cafeteria dinner served
In the new social service Pre-
pared n served by the men OF the
W. H. o"u''"'
"n'
pa,.,aas aashas a. o,sarw,.a
neal rrasA ,ror, ~ Syon salads
So n,..es "a na,,cao,.. TOO Nn.
aa~ans "a N1ar,ton
uauamaaa PIE /, varI.,tos
c-aLsAnro, "a IN onnosI,o
ro., of core.
&c.. s,.t,u. -, ~. Ntoa.-n into.
Date Cafeteria plan
n,..a. e.ao - aud 81,
p,.r.noav-men won,en ana chi.
a.. $50 ana.n.i ,n~vt,a,tan =,
49, "a - 81, o. 80 ,a, ,,v,
"s, $50" a.
y uni,ee ssrv,re
Auu'.s "SS "'"s
% ~ no..
s"'o tscIeoeeul' "" w N
"'"e'
Address y. W. bennins secretary
:" ~ H''''
9PNS'"' "1
Address II. J.. DEMAND National /
W. {. a. secretary Tor boys
This meeting will he especially IN
the interest of the y. M. G. \. and
y. W. C. a bible study clubs OF Be
len. BIZ, everybody " cordially in
to attend. We want the par
In Bcien to come and see and
Friday, March 80.
san p m-Ap cvenpe of music by
IN. High school hand. under the
Ieadershlp OF prof r. X. Ellis.
This hand il deserving OF the
boar,v co.onerntiop of everv citizen
OF Belen show your appreciation of
their EFFORTS be coming out Friday
evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
Foa PAROLE

AeW MEXICO HIate F~eHItthtHIss
Santa Re, New Mexico.
March 20. 1917.
To All Concerned:
The following prisoners have made
application for parole. Action on
same will he taken By the board OF
parole AZ their meeting March gs,
1917.
Jesus Elias. Jesus Gonzales. Dona
Ana county: j. d. Hutchinson alias
John Jones. Lincoln county. Jose
M~onquera. Bernallio county. Anss-
taclo Vtgil. Onion ceup J.. Margarine
Britado, san Miguel county.
THOMAS HUGHES.
Superintendent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26

Two OF our moving baskets. ANY in
formation regarding whereabouts OF
same will he greatly appreciated.
SPRINGER TRANSFER Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
Henry hauls baggage and ali other

He ONE at your calling rs hats on
their WINGS
Ills motto h prompmesr; his service
Il fine:
Whenever you want him lust phone
NINE-IfIItEE- NINE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26

Mr. and Mrs. l. Davidson Of Des
Moines. Ia. have been visiting friends
here the past week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
GOING FAST!

our stok OF Dry Goods. Clothing
ana Sho,~ ave going fnst. The low
price dos u. I,'mcm'L'r all must Uc
~Oid.
Meas gv-ht ShoeN s2.2s
MEMS 500 SitdS-. $500
MOmcn'S Shoes ...... .St.5O and up
Mems good Work Pants .... >
Mcn.S good S3.OO Pants. ...... S1.50
M,p'S SI.25 heavy OVcralis 90"
Mcn's 55c heavy CnaNcrwrt,r. 10
Mcn'~ Cap ......... 10 and M
iiig Cut on Iinc tomfortcr~.
Best tnltcO, yard ...~.......... 20
skNt quality PctCnlc. . Nar,i-. Si.OO
Garden Rak'S u llOS.
Vegetables aud IiowCr Seeds.
Van Camps PORK ana Bcair Zoe
M. . Uans hc-t Tomatoes ..... 100
Royal Blue sugar Corn. > for. -,
5 large pkg-. Pancake Flour .. 35c
9Th. can fancy 1AhL, SyIrp .....t2c
Nice fat Mackcrcl ............ iOC
fancy Holland Herring, each. BE-
lib. pkg. fresh Couiish ........ i5c
Large cans NnaricSin SartincS 800
Hat cams Pink salmon ....... 100
Sweet OrangVS. dor. ...... Ia ih'
3ia ih~. fancy Apples ....,. -"
RtNt Oiconargcrsnr ........ y
Norndo Conc,' ...... poe
IN lh~. high Patent Hour .... -. -
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University News
InlrcteIlY MIns Dchalc.

The University OF New Mexico u c
In defeating the University of
last Saturday evening In .
debate held In iSedlands. California.
IL a debate that the varsity was
anxious TO win as the Unit
OF Redlands has a national
reputation for debating teams. and this
will prove 10 be quite a feather
In the Univerzity's cap.
The members OF the team h . was
responsible FOR the victory were Lee
W. Walker and 1noralf Sundt. The
question was. Resolved hat the United
States should intervene in Mexico tor
the puruose Of cst8 blishing q sta bic
OF government. The fcal boys
upheld the negative side OF the aues-
ton and advanced such thoroughly
arguments that they won
the decision OF the judges. two TO one.
Meeting of Junior Class.
An important meeting o. the Junior
class was held today AT noon TO decide
some Of the arrangements for the
Junior Prem which " 20 take place on
the tenth OF April. This dance will be
given at Colombo hall aud viii be
given for upperclaasmen oily. with the
exception Of the Officers OF the under