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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-09-28
Will Open Up Sunday

The new Crescent Restaurant
and lodging house, built and to
be managed by Charlie Lee, will
open for business Sunday with a
big chicken dinner. The build
ing is located on the north side
of the S. ?. track and is modern
in every respect. Charlie will
likely do a good business in his
new place.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-09-28
TaCky Party Friday

Friday evening Mt the K. pf p.
Hall the ladies Of the Methodist
church are giving a Poverty
Party" requesting that every
one attending he dressed "tacky..
A program will be given and re
freshments served. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-09-28

AUTOS FOR SALE; Used, Grant 8
and Overland "a both in first class
condition and guaranteed. viii sell
at reasonable price. See Wade Smith,
manager, Borderland Fireproof Gar
age. Sl4th
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-09-28
THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED.

The following men from Southern
call issued by the local board passed
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-09-28

the physical examination and either
claimed no exemption or had their aU
Dlication for exemption denied by the
local board. In cases where exemption
was claimed an appeal to the district
board is always possible and they will
not be called for service until action
has bepn taken on these appeals.
Lordsburg-D Bdecren. Harry V
Farrior, Chas. Wheeler Walter Bart
lett, II. A. Nelson, Geo. Cureton, Silas
Garcia.
Hachita-,i a. Krebaum, L. S. Martin.
Steeplerock- Merreu. II. NJ Lind.
sey.
Rodeo-A J. Prather, oliver Olds
AnimaH--Fred Arnold. j. T. Stone
4. g. Harrison.
Steins-Leo Bateu
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-09-28

The following is a list of men in
Southern Grant county who. the last
If the week received notice to appear
before the examination board at Sill
yer City. These men were to appear
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
There were total of $50 men named
in the call:
Lordaburg-A Adevcdo, Pab-
10 Lopez. Carl Brownlec. j. r. Car
fett. Tom Arp. Ben Wilmcth. Colin
Oliver, @. Eckenberg. Lorenzo Azcona.
Robert - Ward. Nathpn Goodwin. Jul
lian DplErcn, Alfred D. Walter. w y.
Cody, Milo Terrell Lcir Hanson. Rich
ard Eblcn, Jesse r. Palmer. Stanley
w. Coon. Owg Jung poy, Frank Sa-
nora. William n. Tyra. Macadoner
Moralez. Willis d. white. H. u. Archu-
leta, Frank Pelete. James West, Jose
Ortoga. VIM. Miller. Modesto Marti-
nez, Rubian S. Jones. Pedro Atranan-
dez
Valedon-John Orlesby. Ramon Lo-
hes, Simon Madrid. V. Pasida, ~ Brc-
nes NJ. Parras, N. Bepctero. y. n. Mar
tinez, Louis Llorea, G.. Salgado, Feline
Egelat. Jose Vega. Chas. Sullivan. s
Rodriguez. T. Betancurg NJ. Moreno.
James Reid.
steips-R r. McDanicls, James Kel-
ley, n. Stover
Animas--Paul, Williams, James
white, c. +. Sanford. Oscar Ice IIirt
Emory CARRIER.
Rodeo-J. b. Wells, Tony Pannata.
Ted Hughes, Geo. Comfort.
Redrock: Gale Reynolds. Sam Tur-
man oJeeuh Cl0udt
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-09-28

SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW DUE
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U. S. TROOPS
IN CANON
TO GUARD
BRIDGES

A detachment OF dismounted cayal-
y. United States army. in charge OF
an officer arrived here from Denver
Thursday night and this morning took
over the guardianship OF number OF
bridges along the line of the Denver
& Rio Grained railroad. superceding
in that respect the private guards
who have stood watch over them for
the last two months. There are
fourteen men in the detachment and
they win be stationed at various
points along the Rio Grande road be-
tween mere and Salida. The command
ing officer and his commissary clerk
have their headquarters at the Rio
Grande station. The property that
will be guarded by the troops in
clude the Four Mile bridge between
here and Florence; the Hanging
bridge in the Royal Gorge and the
Red Hill tunnel near Salida.
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BURGLARS GET IN
THEIR WORK HERE

Two burglaries have been brot to
the attention of the police here dur
ing the past week; both OF them, II
is believed. being the work Of local
talent. The first of these robberies
took place at the Market Basket
Grocery store, corner Fifth and Ris-
er streets Thursday night and the
other at the residence OF DIR. and Mrs.
G. A. vawter at so2 Rudd avenue on
Sunday night At the grocery store
a quantity of candy and other mer-
chandise. having a value of. probab-
ably, ten or fifteen dollars. was car
ried on. The vawter residence was
ransacked from top to bottom. but the
thieves are thought to have been
frightened away before they complet.
ed their work and only a few articles
were stolen. DR.. Vawter publishes a
notice in another column Of The
Daily Record in which he offers a re.
ward OF fifty dollars for the arrest
and conviction OF the thieves. The
vawter residence was also broken in.
to by thieves about a year ago and a
lot of valuables secured by the rob.
bers.
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PUEBLO CENTRAL
Defeated CANON HIGH

The base ball game at the high
school building Wednesday afternoon
between the Central high school team
of Pueblo and Canon City high re-
suited in a triumph for the former by
a score Of to 0. II was one OF the
best played games seen here this year
and was witnessed by large crowd
Of enthusiastic fans. 1t was run OF
good luck. more than anything else
that gave the victory to the visitors.
The excellent work OF Central's pitch
er was also a factor in determining
the result Of the contest. The Canon
City team made q strong fight to win,
but the fates were against them and
1t went down TO unavoidable defeat.
The base ball game followed the
literary and musical program Of the
annual "Class day" exercises. which
was OF m unusual high order Of excel
isnce.
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CAPTAIN LIVINGSTON
IN DENVER PlRADE

Captain A.. r. Livingston of Com
pany c.. First Colorado Infantry, u.
s. National guard. who is now station
ed at Fort Logan with his command,
as well as the men under him. were
participants in the parade in Denver
on Tuesday OF this week in honor OF
the visit OF Secretary McAdoo of the
Treasury Department In the course
of letter to his sister. Miss Anna, in
relation to the matter, he says:
Yesterday we had parade for Sec
retary McAdoo. We formed a proyis
ional company and had to take it.
We made very fair showing. II
was announced that the regulars
would be on hand, and, as we were
the only troops present, We were TAX
en- for them and received considerable
applause as we marched thru the
streets. One man was heard to say
that we could not be a part of the Ma
tional guard as il did not march as
well as we did. Another said. refer.
ring to us. they are the boys who dc
things; they are the regulars"
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ONLY few ABSENTEE
CARDS ASKED FOR

Only few cards for military reg
istration on June 5th, have thus far
been applied for at the office Of the
county clerk here, altho many inquir-
les have been made in relation TO the
general provisions and requirements
of the law. The first to ask to have
an absentee's card made out was Rus
sell Saber of st. Louis, No. a COM
mercial travelling man. who applied on
Tuesday of this week. Those that
have since been given these cards
are Victor L. Flanagan of Canon
City; Olin Deibeit Of Florence; L. @.
way of Canon City. the latter, assist
ant secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
here. The cards of Messrs Sabor and
Christian were filled out and forward
ed by mail to the mayors of the cit
les where their signers reside, who
will turn them over to the registra.
ton clerk in the voting precinct where
they live, as required by law. The
cards of Messrs. Flanagan and Del
bert, neither of whom expect to be
here on Registration day. will be filed
with the registration clerk in their
legal voting precincts to be recorded
at the proper time. The card of Mr..
Greenway will be mailed to the sher.
iff in his home county at Lucedale
Miss. who will present 1t to the prop
er authorities on Registration day.
The law requires that these absen'
tee cards shall be addressed to the
Mayor in all cities OF 10000 popula-
tion and over but in the smaller com.
munities and rural districts they must
be addressed to the sheriff. who is the
county chairman of the board of reg
istration.
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FAMOUS movie" MAN
VISITS CANON CITY

A. G. Westgard and son OF New
York City and II. C. Price, also OF
the metropolis. have been here for
a couple OF days taking pictures OF
mountain scenery about Canon City
for exhibition on the movie" screens
OF the country. Mr.. Westgard pre-
pares his films for the Pathe Weekly
release company and the pictures tax
en- here will be shown by that corpor-
alton. Mr.. Price is one OF the most
famous outdoor photographers In
the country. The views obtained here
include three of the Royal Gorge.
three of the Skyline drive. one of
the Tunnel drive. one from Vista
point on the road to the top of the
Royal Gorge and one of the elk in the
City park.
Secretary E. A. Bradbury OF the
chamber OF commerce accompanied
Mr.. Westgard and his associates on
their picture-making excursion. The
visitors were highly enthusiastic over
the scenic beauties of the Canon City
district.
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REGISTRATION OF
CONVICTS ORDERED

Acting under orders from the pro
vost marshal the convicts eligible for
military duty at the penitentiary
here and in the road-making camps
of the state. as well as all paroled
prisoners. will be registered by War.
den lyman in accordance with the
provisions OF the conscription law re-
Gently enacted by congress. A care
full canvass of the men alluded to has
already been made and shows that
there are two hundred and forty con
yicts at the penitentiary and In the
road-making camps that are between
twenty-one and thirty-one years OF
age. In addition to these there are
more than a hundred young men
within those age limits on parole;
making approximately two hundred
and fifty prisoners connected with
the institution that may be drawn
upon by the government in the event
of military necessity.
A complete list of these men ia
being made out at the prison today
and will be forwarded to the provost
marshaps office at once. On June
5th. they will be registered on the
government military roles. Absen
tee cards have been sent to all pa
rolled prisoners.
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MOTORISTS CAN CROSS
THE TENNESSEE PASS

The Lake county commissioners
sent word from Leadville on Tuesday
to the San Francisco Ad club that the
condition of the road over Tennessee
pass is first rate and will easily admit
of the clubs travel over that route on
its motoring tour to the national con-
vention OF the admen in st. Louis.
The clubs caravan of thirty cars is
already on the way and is scheduled
20 reach Salt Lake City tomorrow.
according to a letter received a day
or two ago at Leadville from the Mid.
land Trail association at Grand juno
tion. which desires to send the cara
van over the Tennessee Pass route
The scout car OF the organization
passed thru Leadville on Monday af-
ternoon on its return trip to the west
after driving east over the Wyoming
road. The recent two-foot snowfall
at Leadville placed the road condi-
tions in more or less uninviting
light. but knowledge OF mouptain con-
ditions and the quick drying qualities
of the road is expected to bring rec
concentrations from the driver OF this
car which will send the travellers this
way.
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THE COURT RETURNS FROM
FAlRPLAY.

Judge Jas. l.. Cooper and District
Attorney T. Lee witcher returned to
Canon City Friday night from Fair
play where they have been in attend
ance at the spring term of the Park
county district court for the last week
or ten days. They came home via
Buena Vista. making the trip in Mr..
witcher's car. They Will return TO
Fairplay TO complete the trial OF the
cases ON the docket on June 4th. Ar.
thur Fredrickson. court reporter re.
NAMED in Buena Vista TO look after
some business matters and will not
return to Canon City until Sunday at
ternoon.
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ne success in the undertaking.

me success in the undertaking.
81 wish l could tell you lots of
things that is impossible considering
the distance between us. or better
still have you here in England these
days. They are historic and thrilling
ones. AS | write l am sitting out
in an old-fashioned garden. such as
actually had three warm days in sue
cession and wish you could realize
what a difference they have made in
the appearance of the landscape. All
vegetation is just a month later this
year than usual. We had such an
awful winter over here and cores
pondingly late spring.
1t is nearly 8. o'clock p. M, day
light saving hours; o'clock in real.
ity. This is a wonderful scheme and
came into force for the first time last
summer cannot think why they
did not adopt it long before. 1t had
been suggested frequently. but, az
you know. the English people are
slow about many things. The birds
are singing in every tree and l heard
the cuckoo this morning for the first
time this season. 1t is the same
cuckoo that you hear on the old-fash-
ioned clocks, and it has the note down
to ''T''.
Il had my first lesson in garden
ing last week when l planted potatoes
under the gardeners direction. l am
going to help, under his supervision,
TO look after things when he is not
here. Please pray for the success of
our crops this year. If they fail there
are sorry days ahead for the people
of England.
How, wonder. what the United
States is going to do, now that she
has joined the Allies? Will she send
men over here to fight in the trench
es, do you suppose? Again thanking
you for all of the Red Cross supplies
you have sent to England and with
best wishes to you. and other Canon
City friends. l am, as ever. very sim
cerely yours"
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SAVE EGGs NOW

A great many households discover
ed last fall and winter that they were
at the mercy OF almost prohibitiye
prices If they continued to use eggs
as an article of food.
This condition is bound to recur
next winter. The precaution neces-
sary is to preserve enough eggs for
home use. and do il now, when the
price is down and the quality is good.
You are more certain of gathering q
fresh product at this season of the
year than IL you wait until the summer
months
One of the most successful methods
yet devised for preserving eggs is by
the use OF water glass tsoluble sod
ium siiicate). When eggs are TO be
kept for a period of eight or nine
months. the formula recommended Is
one part water glass - nine parts OF
water. II eggs are TO be kept only a
short time. a one-to-fifteen solution
will prove satisfactory. The water
used should be boiled or distilled to
remove all impurities. and cooled be
fore making up the mixture.
Water glass secured from a local
druggist costs about SO cents a quart
and II used in the formula -one-to-
nine will preserve approximately 20
dozen eggs. Glazed earthenware jars
make the best containers. They can
be left uncovered in a cool cellar. pro
viding there are at least two inches
of the solution over the top layer OF
eggs. A good plan is to make up the
solution and add the eggs az they are
gotten each day until the jar Is full
&C. s. Anderson. Colorado Agricul
tural College. Fort Collins. Colorado
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Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills re-
stored me TO health and want to thaak
YOU for the good they have done me. I
have had quite q bit Of trouble and
worry but IL does not affect my youth
full looks. Ny friends say Why do you
look 20 young and well = j owe It aY
70 the Lydia E Pinkham remedies "
Mrs. RoBr. SToPIEI, Sage Avenue,
Washington Park, Illinois
Hyou have any symptom about which
you would like TO know write TO the
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine CO., Lynn.
Mass. for helpful advice given free Of
charge.
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fered with female
trouble, backaches
nervous spells and
the blues. Ny chill
dren's loud talking
and romplng would
make me 90 nervous
i could just tear
everything to pieces
and I would ache all
over and feel % sick
that ] would not
want anyone 70 talk
III. = Dfukhax~t1
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CARD oE THANKS.

We take this means to thank our
neighbors and friends for their kind.
ness and for the floral offerings dur
ing our recent bereavement and loss
of our baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Samuels and
family II
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NOTICE.

On and after June list. all Union
barber shops will charge Sc for neck
shaves; also children's hair-cuts will
be 35c.-adv. sc
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illness. The deceased was a veteran
OF the Civil war and 4 pioneer Of Col
orado. He was for many years a reS
ident of Canon City and few people
here had a wider acquaintance in the
community or commanded to a great
er degree the respect and esteem OF
the public. The funeral will Sshe
place from Christ Episcopal church.
corner OF Eighth street and Harrison
avenue. at O'Clock Sunday afternoon
and will be conducted by Rev. Floyd
Van Keuren- Intermen, will be eat
Lakeside cemetery under the auspices
of Greenwood Post No. 10. c. A. r.
BY special request friends will please
abstain from sending flowers.
a biographical sketch OF Mr.. wes-
ton will appear in the columns OF Tire
Daily Record sometime next week
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EUGENE WESTON
DIED FRIDAY NIGHT

Eugene Weston died at the hospital
here at 500 o'clock Friday night
from a complication of kidney and
bladder affections after lingering
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Buy . Hercules Trailer. Mako
one car do all your work. =. p.
6MITH.-adv.
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PUEBlOAH TELLS or
WEDNESDAYS VICTORY


Julian Beaman OF Pueblo. who ac-
companied the members of the base
ball team OF Central high school here
and was spectator of its contest
with Canon City high on the latter's
diamond Friday afternoon. telephon-
ed the following account of the game
to the Pueblo Chieftain, which appear
ed in the columns of that journal this
morning:
Canon City. May 2S:-George
Josephs. pitcher of the Central high
school team of Pueblo, this afternoon
twirled a remarkable game against
the local high school team. striking
out % batsmen and easily scoring a
shut-out. The performance of JOS
ephs was one of the most spectacular
ever seen in Canon City, and the fine
work of the visiting mound artist
enabled Central to carry on the game
by score of to 0.
Central-Kriddleba center field.
Amidon, third base; McGraw. left
field; Joseph. pitcher; Bode. first
base; Walter. right field; Loeffler.
catcher; Heigert, shortstop; McGov-
ern, second base.
Canon City-Carlson, shortstop;
Clyde Ray. second base; Claude Ray.
first base; Parks. pitcher; d. Parks.
third base: Walsh, catcher; Pearcy.
center field: Sutcliffe. left field: Carl
son. right field.
Score by innings:
Central .... 90 2 o 0 o.
Canon ...... 90 0 o 0 0 0 o 90
Summary hits: Kriddle-
baugh, Amidon. McGovern. Three
base hits: F. Parks. Struck out:
By Josephs %; by Parks 13. Base on
balls: Joseph 2; Parks 2.
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NERVOUSNESS
And BLUES
Symptoms of More Serious
Sickness. =

Washington Park. In.-"I am the
mother of four children and have suf-
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Sludstrup Stock Beets. The world
beater. F. p. sMITH.-adv.
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rry q Record want Al
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Advertising rn on this plan win prove profitable to any business large
or small and il the only kind of advertising that will bring permanent and
profitable results Iii the kind Of advertising that viii reduce the selling cost
by increasing the number of sales.
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chicago. Aua l.- Rains m Kansas
where drought hl sheen % great
drawback ru DO" crop outlook. led Too
dan 81 20 sharp break iu the l1lu, of
corn Bclr,>h continent was further
Increased hoy au estimate from % Lead
ing expert who figured the prohgl1
yHd this season in the United States
as high as 2l55.O0O 600 bushels tu
% too. 600 ool bushels.
Action Of the directors 81 the board
oi trade Iu stopping all fresh deal.
ings IN the september delivery of corn
tended alsc "a handicap the bulls.
Opening prices which ranged from
's to ! accents lower, with December
at SliGa, To Sil6h and May ut sl.l,
To- Sll5is, were followed by q ma
t,rial additional drop.
Wheat showed stcadiness. nflueno-
ed by opinions that altogether the
spring crop yield was likely to he
"a, u0O Up0 bushels less than was pre-
dicted q month ago. The shortar,
had been fully offset by an enlarged
harvest of Wiutcr wheat. After open.
ina at t2lN hid for September. lr
overnight advance of I cent the mar
Nct later reacted 20 S2.t7.
oats declined with corn. Thr'~ll-
ing returns were said to be above the
average ana there We're forecast thrI
the crop mtrht total @i,i000oo n0o
bushels.
Weakness developed IN provisions
as a result of tbe downward swing of
the corn market
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NOTICE or SALE.

No. 1919
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
81. COUNTY ,oF BEuNALIILO.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT
First savings Bank y Trust COMPANY
Of Albuquerque ~ ~. and E1st
National Rank of Albuquerque. \.
NJ PLANTERS,
vs..
Martha j. Kendall Austin L. Kend-
an ard William NJ. Berger. defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given that tho un-
dorsigncd special master. IN virtue IT
n final judgment entered In the above
case. viii on the eighth day Of sep
temhSr 1917, ~ the hour IT 10 o'clock
IN ia" forenoon at the front doOr -
the oour3 mouse Of Bcrnalliln( county.
offer for sale and sen at public auc-
tinn Ia the highest and best bidder. for
cash. the following reai estate. situat-
ed in the county OF Berualillo. state
of New Mexico. to.wit
Lot No. s. block No. 2 81 the G. W.
Lewis addition No. . To Albuquerque,
as shown by the plat of aid addition
made by NJ. j. Mack. G. r., and filed
In the offto. ct the probate clerk and
eX-off.cio recorder of Btrualilio rour.
~. the ga day fo May. 1889.
said sale is made Ia satisfy the
sum ot $4,000, together with interest
thereon at the rate II 10 per cent per
annum from the Sth day Of June. 1874
together with costs ng SUIT aud costs
OF advertising and sale. including a
Zee to he allowed said special master
\ q. STROUP.
Special Master.
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ROOM AND BOARD
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

DoDRILL TIRE Co-Tlres. vulcan
izlng ana accessories. open nights
and sundays. Tire service anywhere.
Phone iss, 1879 North Fourth ST.
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knn.n, M IiNe.lnck

Kansas Cit' Aus i-Hogs-Ee'
ccipts. Il.o0u Higher Rulk. SIS go n
IS %. heavy. $4,000 1915, packer.
and butchers. Sl6.60G 1908, upht
$lf.90 "a la.>o pigs, Sl2 go N lt.25.
cattle Rec. .ut-. l6.OCu STEADY
Prime fed steers $12.isHf2.I5: dress.
ed beef steers $1,000 a. so. cows
S'..od io 90; hoIfors. tt.'oH ~ Sci.
s.ockcrs and feeders. Sc 0oU 10 90