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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic except
ing on icEn' mud medical subjects nrc answered
Tree II! The fines Dispatch Information Bu-
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fortunate In having access to the unparalleled
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Dispatch Information nurcnu, Richmond, Va.
Declaration OF Intcn,ion
ntSn,c II for Mar,,nsNilie wa dsesraton 81
seven wears.
tInrn Barton.
M' u RED ,iost F f,ae Ghs ya 1.r %a "r
lama IS ro o;T"n s' Tr Tn name Suaame.
Tn,c>.
i a IF S"bsr5 Of faile. sernan
,iernn% In rnssn ,he| pa" ' tsNes S On ,hcir
nIf tc , nr%rer ny Mile for states heonsn.
IKE eomm"ncrs arc compelled pay taxcs
= >r.ion> war.
nenc S%s% cr m"'"r i,i VA ns sFs
isa," ."'T or SGEhi1' M%mHnG=79 Ioumans
many Austria Hungary. Bulgaria aud Turkey
MIS- = me wi "TFsT' Se"' Earne sentence
y yin quot" should he written. lie broke The
s,lck ~ TWO" Tor tn" reason tia, two i,n-
hr"k" the stick in too i, womld have no '' mean
~. hS TOO means also as we'll I'm adj
Nina t.imcL.
MIS-. u. '. T., lichmoud.--Nl lima ,;Iuyk Is IN
,hi'cri'Hh drama Tie Sorrau". born tn Eukharost
iii"uimtn,,a, M." ! !. 1856. Her parents brought
y man who heard her sing advised lcr 10 nave
ne, voice cultivated Without though, of
mr"i""Somnl c"r"cr. sh" studied with Eu22i-
icrcia III Now York from 40" To 1909 In tho
nri"r year her teacher induced her In SIM for
Cattle nsazza. the director Of Tho Mc,rounli,,,
pr"ra House. who immcdiatcl, offered hcr ~,
engagements She accented. and made he, icnu;
rs Sonhi" in MaSScncts ''Worthcr" II, Novclm-
her. 1909. In 1912 she wen, 10 Berlin ,n.l
studied under Nine. .>cmbri.h. In 1911 She mar.
ri"d the viol'ii list. t:frcm Znhali.t.
tnntcd s~tc> Army Pay Fable
r"! OF United states Army officers and enlisted
mct in'"WS major -Scncra' $4,000; hriGadcr-
general 5000 colonel $1,000 lieutenant
tr:t lieutenant. 5000: second lieutenant
LOO; s":Scani. $3.50. corporal $50 private
$50. Fay is increased with each en- istmout
!" "a" seventh. Enlisted meu rc;ir" on thirty
l"wahceS IN the matter "f allowances. ali
s"idrrs receive quarters clothing and rations
NJ Queer: receive quarters allowance H.,
iicn thereof. MI mounted "i'ccrs receive al
IoWanccS Tor horse and equipment, Officers
ic,"'v" allowances for fuel and light. cxtra
and soldiers receive additional pay Tor tropical
service. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28
Chance for the Housewife

NESPITE the food riots which have oc-
- CURED recently in New York the cit,
IhEaltl. department. in report 10 Mayor
ENttchel. declares there is less dependency and
zeal need than has been common for many
Yrs The report urges that the poorer
zee be educated In buying food more in
\2tly, and that wealthier citizens sc, the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28
The Voice of the People

4, evidence OF good faith. letters must
give the nnmc and address, OF the writer. Names
will not he published ff writer requests
Mike nII communicate lions short.
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I.iEiiI-llRlc.

Il suppose murmmrcd the interested friend.
that Young Percval s,ill i. determined to leave
footprints on the sands Of time"
Not At all retortcd the proud mamma
Since PerciVal acquired his roadster. he
has decided tina, ,ircprints would he moro in
the mode"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28
The Lady
From
Montana

Tho hands
New York :. hoard of newspaper intcrrO.a
Tho rcportcfs came away knowing very little
about Miss Ranl<n's position cthc, on the
tariff the vital question Of what a woman
should wear who helps 70 make the Jaws. They
with tho simple bccominCncss Of what the new
Representative herself was wearing. and with
the evident fact that she knows hcr own mind
on tariffs, industrial protection, child welfare.
prohibition and tho general congress
sional activities. Tho lady from Montana re-
vcals herself diplomatic tactfully rcticent, not
hoa Stful. and sufficiently self conscious only
TO wonder where anybody got the idea that her
hair is red Thousands have written to her IL
appears. in tho name Of siscrhood and equal
suffrage. Babies have been named for her.
Movie managers have appealed to her IL may
he that presently the country will lie crying
for the MULTIPLICATION of her sen in Congress
one fact ii, for fo "hodine Isl revealed. never
theless, by the intcryiewcrs Miss Rankin has
Cox and Tom Reed from the lists. OF Congress
mon who might have been Speaker Prcsi-
dent. Let tho new member from Montana be-
ware in timc.-New York World.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

He-E seems that girls moro and
more foolish every year.
Shc-Oh' don't know None Of the tribe
seems yet to have betrayed Willingness TO
marry YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

IN London streets during the last year
there nave been more victims of the motor
bus than Of the Zeppelin. We always felt
convinced the Anglo Saxon could teach the
Teuton somcthing--cvcn in the matter Of
fright fulnesS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28
Books and Authors

kitty CheathaIn: Her Book" &c.
Schirmcr. Boston, is a wonderful col
lection Of music for children Of every
nation. 1t contains twenty mine num-
hers from her repertoire. with four
exceptions written expressly for her.
and heretofore only in manuscript
form. 1t is timely Gift-hook for
q house where there is either music
or Il child--or both.
.Slippy Aict;cc." BY Marie Conway
Ocmlcr ithe Century Company, is
novel with new touch. 1t is the story
Of burglar, his comrade a priest, some
butterflies. two villains. Mary VIII
ginia and some other characters Com
ing from opposite ends OF tnc social
and physical worlds. the young priest
and the young burglar. with broken
lives. with much IN common In TEN.
nerament. meet hv accident and remain
together in spite ot difficulties that
sometimes seem uncomfortable Into
the fabric Of The novel iS woven q
love story Of great Charm and tender
meas, and there arc exciting threads Of
blackmail and other villainy.
sudden Jim by Clarence RudinE-
ton kclland UIarpcr & Rros), is Il
novel with worth while philosophy i'll
it. \ young man now TO the business
world. found himself called upon to
manage the factory turned over to him
by his father Though his methods
wcrc unusual. they had tho merits OF
suddenncsa. which kept his friends and
enemies OF the jump. There were plenty
Of both-and Sudden Jim had his hands
fun. but not too full TO make sudden
love.
The Pacific Ocean in History"
edited by II. Morse Stephens and Her
bert T.. Bolton. is one Of the interesting
historical publications recently Issued
by the Macmillans. This volume is
composed Of the addresses and papers
presented At the Panama Pacific His
torical Congress, 1915. one OF the most
significant OF the many congresses held
at tho San Francisco Exposition. The
keynote OF tho work is sounded in
Professor Stephcnss opening address
on "Thc Conflict Of European Nations
in the Pacific Ocean" The parcrs
deal with the part played by tho ia
rihc Ocean and adjacent regions in
history.
Corinnc Lowe whose book. Con
fcssious of a Social Secretary was
published last week, was born in Chi
cago, but. As she went TO Wayn.sboro,
Pa. when she was two years Old II
is with tho Cumberland Valley that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

All the opposition to the Presidcn, tina, has
developed in Congress is found in tho allied
ranks Of the Republicans and tho extreme
pacIfisi Democrats In later years the pco-
pie. no matter of what party, will classify
HON all as un-American, in the uglicst sense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

every day in the year at 10 South Tenth
sseAt. Richmond. Va. by The Times Dispatch Pub.
Ssnhick Co.. Inc. Charles L. Hnsbrook Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

Hnis is active again on the western front
on can't down the Scotch in battle. and You
kan down mighty little OF il in Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

II his thing Keeps up. VIC shall be putting
diamonds ana pearls in cold storage and pota-
toes and onions in safe deposit vaults
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Current Editorial Comment

ConGrcsSwoman Elect jean
ncttc Eankin OF Montana. has
passed cum lHudc. as they would
undoubtcdly have said in Tim
Su!livan's old district, hcr first
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

Tit for Tat.

Take il from me. the President has decided
that patience no longer is a virtue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

The difference between the L.usitana and
iaconia cases is only one Of figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

9RREsS ALL CoMMUNICArlONS to Tho Times
s0tspatch. and not TO indy ituals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

= IN that soft-drink case. TIA" expert evidence
sWaa ar contradictory as i always is when
question OF insanity is involved in (; trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

EskSAEPHONE: Randolph I. Private Branch tAch"nSe
E4rOhhecttnG with all depart ni.nts
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Ouc,tjun. md In>vcr,

\ Round TTable.--"kcep af'c- our hoard ~
educati "n.'' writes teacher in another city.
"ThcN seem to think human beings need no air.
Your articles arc Just tine delighted to note
how thoroughly YOU expose tho foul air condi-
ions III the schools writes father. Don't
let up until the teachers open the windows
More power L" your typewritcr" II have fol-
lowed Your articles on rcspir"tory infection and
the bad III the Schoolr"om with great in
tcrest.'' writes board Of education member in
the same city, and I can you they arc
doing good. the parents sorcly need jus, such
education
Answer.--Can IL he that W" hayc another Of
those vicious circles here" Cinlly' Il looks uueor
Maybe we had better have S and
settle it. Perhaps the doctors are culprts after
all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

-: J.. H.. L'wrcnccviiic Na.--Thc paying OF
'hAcS 81 incmbcrS Of roval families OF Germany
- reg ulatcd 10y laws OF the different states OF
''rrm"f'H. In Prussia. they pay taxes their
private proncriy. while Tor estates belong ,u-
- Tue crown no taxes paid. The nobility
'h' 'pnih"ncrS arc compelled I" pay taxes
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t.rrU,i,n 'in,cS.

=. Graham. Na-rhc name "SuSuuc-
= water.
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Tho Iorrcr, S,n,,,,,..

MIS- J t. r.. Wintcrpock. Va.-The scu;cnc,
you, quot" should hc written. lie broke :l,
HI,i ioN ~! ~ iw", for the reason that two" in.
Plt",S w" hlcc"N " IT ~crc written. "Iic
BROS" the stick in too i, would have no mean.
Ms a. TOO means also as we'll I'm al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

Whocpinc couSh.-What should We give a
child OF 1--WE years 10 relieve much a possible
wkoooinG cough? j. ~.
Answcr.No medicine. unless under direction
OF your doctor. Every hour in tn" omen air is
hour in chlds favor: every hur.l in :, warm
room is an hour that favorS tho disease. Whom
iu-couch vaccine prevents il given before en-
posture to infection: il always tcrially rniit-
gates and SlortcnS the attack II given after the
disease is contracted. Apply abdominal holt
Of linen. having a two-inch insertion of elastic
webbing either side. lacnS suUEi, with cor
set string through cyclcts in ends ~ bell oycr
nap behind. over the undcrShir'. This sun
ports the abdomen. prevents hcrutt ,rupt,rc)
and appears TO make the coughing fits mtldcr
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Declaration of Intention.


- - u. Mart,nsvillc. WA dcclaration ~
Intention Tor naturalization becomes void after
seven wears " "
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t1ANCH OFFICES: Washington. 40 tonrtsom1tun
s!sreet. N w; New York City Fifth Avenue tus
|sstnSt Chicago, Peoples Gas Building; fhis"deipn"'
Il a1utual Lie building.
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SuSuuch

MIS- r. y. T.. Front ROYAL. Va--C,lara Bar
'"i a." Red Cross fame. died at her home i'm
"I'h Echo. Md. Apri! L., l%f2. of pneumonia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

letea SANITARY ai 1905. at the Post Onico ut
sgS$ 6tchmODd, Va. second. class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

fcssous of Social Secretary was
published last week, was born in Chi
caGo but. As she went to Wayn.sboro,
Pa. when she was two years old. IL
is with tho Cumberland Valley that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-28

IN suggesting that New York City huy food
and sell II to individuals Mayor Mitchell pro
poses practical sort of socialism. withou,
ANY OF its anarch istic features
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22

provide for the payment Of any
unpaid balance at the expiration
of thirty years from the date of
the contract, with interest on de-
ferred payments at the rate of
four per cent per annumf payable
in advance on the anniver ary
Of the date of contract, partial
payments to be credited on the
anniversary Of the date of con-
trsct rrext following the date Of
tender.
The Commissioner OF Public
Lands of New Mexico, or his
agent, holding such sale, reserv"
es the right TO reject any and all
bids offered at said sale.
Possession under contracts G
sale for the above described
tractsywill be given on or before
October 1st, 1917.
Witness my hand and the
Official seal Of the State Land
Office this 9Th day Of April, "A.
D., ,I19f7. -
Robt. p. Ervien
Commissioner of Public Lands,
State Of New Mexico.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22
COWBOY REUNION

Las Negas, N. M. June 1E3
Especially With the time drawing
near for the bjggest and c,nost
ser satlonal frontier contest ever
staged in this state, prominen.
cattlemen and cowboys from al
over this part of the West have
already begun to gather in the
city. Every cattleman and COW.
boy who arrives brings reports
OF others in their vicinity thar
will attend the Reunion here,
July 3, {, 5 and 6. The Las
Vegas Cowboys Reunion As
-sociation is this year offering
larger prizes than ever before;
prizes that will bring the champ
ion ropers, bronc busters, steer
buIldoggers, wild steer riders,
fancy and trick ropers, and
rldeFs' to enter the competition.
a rousing delegs ton from here
will attend the Ozrrk Traile ASS
ociation Convention at Amarillo,
Texas, June 27,!2S and 50, and
will accompany some three o
four thousand OF the delegates
and visitors at that convention
over this lap of the Ozark Traile
to Las Vegas for the big reunion
The city is making elaborate
plans for the entertainment of
an enormous crowd. There are
enumerable beautiful camp sites
in every direction from this city
and already the tourists and cam
pers are seen'in great mum bers.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22
MORE VOLUNTEERS

Two more Of our nation's
heroes have answered. the rat
IONS Cal! by enlistipg in taa
United States Navy.
! They left on train no. 81 for
! hlePaso where they wiltttaks the
oath of Allegiance.
We,will miss the two talented
young men from our midst but If
our country needs them, We give
them for her defenoe.
They are Herman aGd Boyd
Cornett.
This makes thirteen boys
from this end Of the new county,
note that we say from this enc
of the county. Our next door
II neighbor THE 1T Sumner Lead
er" recently gave an honor roll
from De Baca County but only
thoseIin company M we're men
tfonod that being the company
that theft Sumner boys enlisted
IN and after one Of their suS.
scribers here sent them a list Of
the Taiban recruits, they promis-
sd to print them but failed and
also failed to send the subscriber
a paper that dinh't contain the
names. The Taiban boys are in
company K and we are proud to
mention everyone of them.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22
SALE OF STATE LANnS

Ration, N. M. juno l9:- Twen,
ty-thFee tracts of New Mexico
state land, totaling 1886 acres,
were sold at public auction here
today by land commissioner
Robert P, Ervien, for Il total of
$3.50. .89S. 90, an average of 6.42
an acre. Tne land is located
chiefly in the southeastern cor
ner of Colfa& County. in the
Springer district. Some of it
is regarded as good agricultural
land, but the greater part is gra.
.zing. The land commissioner is
conducting other sales this week
in Nora, San Miguel and Santa
Fe counties.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22

Just what has been whisky 8
contributions to civilization
anyway?
Timely pest slogan: 'fSwat
the spyi"
June 9th meant a terrible
'"morning after" to those soldiers
of the future @ho forgot. to reg.
ulster.
Did you buya Liberty Bond
,and stop choking the American
Eagle on that $50 gold piecep
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22
NUMBER 80

dsred by Mrs Il G Rowtsy. arc
soft strains of the march eontin
ued "a Rev. Barb performed
the oeromony that made the
happy cOupls one.
They left monday on train
% for their new home
near Farewell Texas, ewhich ths
groom has just had completed.
May happiness attenC them all
their life is the wishss of fabian.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22
DiLLON---CANON

Sunday evening, June II
after q short sermon preached
by Rev, D. C. Barb TaIhan wit
messed the marriage OF Mr.,
Il. (. Cannon and Miss. Julia
Hale Dillon.
The church was simply but
beautifully decorated in sweet
peas and.fern by friends of the
bride.
The groom wore handsome
black tailored suit. The bride
was dressed in beautiful Great
ion of white crepe-de chine ana
georgette crepe hand embroider-
ed. in baskets of roses, in the
pastel shades and carried large
boquet of cape Jasmine, her only
hair ornament was a handsome
Brooch OF beautiful pearls, she
carried a-lovly hand embroidered
handkerchief, gift of a friend
Mrs. Neblett, Of Memphis Tenn
They marched to the alter ur-
attended as "Mendelssohn we'd
ding march" was beautifully rer
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22

The, News office is in receips
of letter from 'Ferman Nuzum m
one of the Taiban boys who ans
wered the countrys Call. lie
says, "Our campis three miles
east of Albuquerque. There are
about twelve hundred men in the
regiment and our company
(Co. X is the largest,we have
107 men. l like il here alright
butit is awful hot. Never the
less | am going to stick to it
like a man.
Tell some of the Taiban peopl4
to write to us.
Yours truly
! Fermao
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22
AN OVERSIGHT

Last week we faileI to mention
the name OF Kelly Chapman in
the honor roll of boys who had
en- listed from Fabian and ad-
joining communities. We were
not personally acquainted with
Mr.tChapman but one of our su b
scribers was kind enough to tell
us, and We were thankful for it.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATlOl
! PUBLIC LAND SALE
ROOSEVELT COUNTY
Taiban Valley News
officer of the Commissioned o
Fublioi bands
4-20-17
Santa Fe. New Msxioo.
Notice il her SOY given tha
pursuant to the provisions o.
an act of,congress'sppfoved JuHt
30, 1910, and the laws of the
state Of New Mexico and the
rules and regulations Of the
State Land Office, the com :
missioner of Public Lands will
offer at Public Sale TO the
highest bidder, at ten O'Clock, A.
NJ, on Tu esday, June :26 1917,
in the town Of Portales. County
of Roosevelt, State OF New
Mexico, in front OF, the Court
House therein, the following
described tracts of LAND, viz:
,Sale>No. TIA. Lrts3;4 Sec. 1
II. 2N., R. 28E All of Sec. SO. II.
'3N R. '28E. containin g:719. 43
acres. The improvements on
this land CONSISTS of feAcinp.
value $40.
Sale No. 775, Lot4 Sec. 6. r.
On, r, '29E,, oontainipgs38 acres.
improvements or this land
consists of fencing, value $50 OO
Sale No. 776, SW1-4SE1-4,
Sci .4SWf@4 Sec 9t2, NW1-4-
NE1+4. NE1.4 NMl.4 Sec. f3,
T. '4N., r. 2SE., containing
100 acreF. The ra are no drn-
provements on this land.
No bid on the &boye described
tracts of land will be accepted
for less than Five Dollars (5.00l
per acre, which is the appraised
value thereof. And in addition
thereto the successful bidder
musttpay for the improvements
that exist on the land.
Sale No, TIT, SE1-4NEts4
Sec. 32, T, 8N., R. .28E. contain.
ing 40 acres. The improve.
ments on this land consists of
fencing, value $4,000
No bid on the,abOve described
tract OF land will be &C ,epted for
less than $40 per .&cre, (which. is
the appraised value thereof.
SaieNNo. IT'S, All, of Sec. Is,
lT.4S4, R. 36E.. containing $40
acres. The improvements on
this land consists of feneirp.
value $500. No bid on the
above described tract of land
will be accepted for less the I
$40 per acre, which is the ap
praised value thereof.
Each of the above described
tracts of land will be offered
for sale separately.
The above sale of lands will
be subj ject to- the following terms
and conditions, viz: The sue
cessful bidder must pay to the
Commissioner OF Public Lands,
or his agent holding such sale,
one-twentieth of the price offer.
ed by him for the land. four per
cent Interest in advance Tor the
balance of such purchase price,
the fees for advertising and ap.
praiseme ent andaall costs inciden-
tai to- the sale herein, and each
and all of said amounts must be
deposited in cash or certified
exchange at the time of sale.
and which said amounts and all
Of them are subject to forfeiture
to the state Of New Mexico if
the successful bidder does net
executs a. contract within thirty
days after it has been,mailed to
him by the State Eand Office,
said contract to. provide that the
purchaser may at his option
make payments ofnot less than
one-thirtieth of ninety. five per
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22

We want your Hides, Chickens
and Eggs Taiban Grocery
Taiban Valley news., 1917-06-22
RESTAURANT

Second door west of Bank ,
ort orders at all h ours. Gold
drinks Of all kinds. Fresh
bread. Mrs. Lyons 8
Subscribe for the News, 81 90