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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
OZARK TRAIL MEET
At MEADOW CITY
ROUTING OF ROAD TO LAS VEGAS
WILL MEAN BIG INFLUX OF
TOURIST AUTOS
(By Special Correspondent.)


Las Vegas, N. NJ, Jan. 15.-Las
Vegas has been preparing for a big
Ozark Trails meeting on Tuesday,
January 16, at which time a fund is
expected to be raised for the promo
ton of the Ozark Trails into this city
from Amarillo, Tex, cooperating
with the intermediate towns and
cities. Mr.. Floyd Thompson, chair
man of the Ozark Trails committee
Of Oklahoma City, who was recently
in this city comforting with the citi-
zens here as to the benefits of this
road, will return and address the
meeting. Mr.. Thompson will assist
in organizing Ozark Trails associa-
tons, not only in Las Vegas but at
Santa Rosa, Tucumcari and other
cities between this point and Anna
rillo.
The routing of this road to Las
Vegas will mean that fully 500 to 1000
cars will come to this city from Anna
rillo after the big Ozark Trains con-
vention that meets in that city in the
second week in July. Is expected that
more delegates will attend the Anna
rillo convention than attended the
Oklahoma City convention in Novem-
Der when that city entertained more
than 10000 delegates.
New Mexico is fast becoming n OF
the leading Fairgrounds for tourists
of which Las Vegas is the center but
the most cannot be made of the
natural scenic beauty of New Mexico
unless roads are built that will attarct
automobile tourists.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
Expert at State College
Tells HOW to Care for
And Develop Dairy Farm
Habit, System and Discipline Essential to Success
Ia Business, Says Ell Pasoan at Farmers and
Home-Makers' Session; Clean Herds Urged

airy, detailed here for the week es-
pecialay to cooperate with the New
Mexico farmers in developing their
work. Today he dwelt especially on
the danger from the spread of tuber-
culosis among cattle and other live
stock, and urged the farmers to keep
their farms as clean and free as pos
sible from probable sources of infec-
ton. He advised them regarding dis
infectonts which had proved useful in
preventing communication of con-
taglous diseases among livestock.
Dairy Cattle Show
was held at the livestock yards, ad-
fas held at the livestock bards, adj
joining the college campus. The ex-
hibition of cattle was in charge OF
Prof. James Meeks and the judges
were Captain Thomas Franklin, OF
Eel Paso, and Prof. r. w. Latta, of the
college faculty.
Saturday Final Day
The Farmers and Home Makers
Week ended Saturday afternoon. Sew
eral lectures and demonstrations
were held Saturday and nearly all the
students remained owe for the final
events on the program.
The attendance at the lectures has
been a our Of considerable graft
fication of President George e.. Iadd,
and other members of the faculty. Of
the hundred and more men and wom-
en- enrolled for the week, all entered
upon the work seriously, and with the
view of gathering as much informa-
tion as possible in the short time al
lotted for the course. The lectures
were well arranged and interesting,
leading from n subject to a kim
dred subject, and were handled by
men and women who are devoting
their lives to certain fields of en-
deavor, and who lectured with the au-
thority and experience of many years
to back up their remarks.
The present farmers week is the
sixth annual attempt to gather the
men and women of New Mexico at the
agricultural college for instruction in
progressive agriculture. Efforts will
be made to make the 1918 course even
more attractive.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
LITTLE SNOWFALL ON
RIO GRANDE'S HEAD
ARKANSAS WATERSHED ALSO
SHY, SAYS COLORADO SNOW
FALL BULLETIN OF WEATHER
BUREAU
(Weather Bureau Colorado Snowfall
Bulletin)

(Weather Bureau Colorado Snowfall
B~ulletin)
The snowfall during December was
unusually heavy in the region drained
by the North Platte, Yampa, White,
the upper Grand and the upper Gun
nison. A moderate excess occurred
on the watershed Of the San Juan,
while a deficiency was general on the
Rio Grande and Arkansas watersheds.
On the South Platte a deficiency oc-
Cured, except in the middle drainage
area, with a marked excess in the
western part Of Boulder county.
At the end Of December the depth
of snow, with water content, OF the
different watersheds was as follows:
South Platte, average altitude $3.50
feet, IL inches and 1893 inches; North
Platte, $500 feet, 81 inches and 4.51
inches; Arkansas, $500 feet, IL inches
and 1872; Rio Grande, $500 feet, 13
inches and 1.50; Grand, $500 feet, "a
inches and 3.79; Gunnison, $500 feet,
81 inches and 3.44; Yampa and White,
1890 feet, 81 inches and 4.30; San
Juan and Colorado, $500 feet, II
inches and 1893 inches. AS compared
with the average for the correspond
ing date in the last six years, there is
an excess of 16 inches on the North
Platte watershed, s inches on the
Grand, and Is inches on the White
and Yampa. For the other watersheds
the values are approximately normal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
ANNUAL MEETING OF
ESPAN0LA STATE BANK
REPORT FOR SIX MONTHS
SHOWS GRATIFYING GRoWTH;
OLD OFFICERS REELECTED
(By Special Correspondents

Espanola, N. NJ, Jan. 15.-The IN
nual meeting of the directors and
stockholders of the Espanola State
Bank was held for the first time at
the banking rooms in Espanola Jan.
18th, at which meeting the following
directors were elected to serve for
the current year: Lincoln H. Hall,
G. F. Suffer, w. d. Chiles, Fidel Serna
and Jose A. Lucero.
An interesting report of the prog
ress Of the bank q read by the
cashier and the showing made in the
six months the bank has been estab-
lished was highly satisfactory.
The directors meeting was held
Immediately following and the old
officers reelected, as follows: Lin
coin H. Hall, president; G. f. Suffer,
vice-president; w. d. Chiles, cashier.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
LINCOLN ROADS
GET 100000
NO OPPOSITION TO $4,000 couN-
TY BOND ISSUE TO BE VOTED
ON MARCH 7; U. S. TO MEET

Carrizozo, N. NJ, Jan. 16.--March Z
is the date set upon which to hold the
election to vote for or against the
bonding of the county for $685. 900 for
good roads.
Representatives Of brokerage COM
panies were present and made bids
for the bonds, same being disposed Of
subject to passage, at par.
There is practically no opposition
to the bond proposition and upon its
passage March 7 the United States
will "kick in" with a like $685. 900
from the road fund which fill make
$4,000 to help make good Lincoln
county roads.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
FEED SHORTAGE
AND Speculation
CAN AFFECT SHEEP
FUTURE OF WOOL GROWING
BRIGHT, BELIEF OF A. E. DE
RICQLES, OF DENVER
(ey Leased wire to New Mexican.)

Thermopolis, Wyo., Jan. 17.-The
future of the wool grower is very
bright If feed supplies can be secured
and the speculative element is kept
out of the industry, in the opinion OF
A. e. De Ricqles, Of Denver, member
of the executive committee of the
American National Livestock associa-
ton, whose views were expressed in
a letter read here today at the annual
meeting of the Wyoming Woolgrow-
-ers' association.
After discussing livestock condi-
tions generally as affected by the Eu-
ropean war, Mr.. De Riches letter
said:
This is a very poor time to spec
ulate in any Of our western commodi-
ties, for there is no one In America
today who is smart enough accurately
to foretell what the conditions will be
n year hence"
Continuing, the letter said:
"If | were called upon to give any
advice at this time, l would counsel
the producer not to establish any bus
mess on the present rates OF COM
modities. I would caution them not
to extend themselves too much and
to get ready for the possible change
that is liable to come when things get
back to a normal basis. The student
of statistics realizes that it is the ex-
~portation of our surplus that has
helped to make the high prices for
our stuff at home. 1t is also a fact
that when the wal is over, this ex-
port business will stop suddenly INT
instead of being a tremendous seller
OF products to foreign countries, we
will be compelled to compete with
them"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
REWARD NOT INCREASED

Las Vegas, N. M, Jan. 1.-THE
rumor that the reward for the capture
of Ricardo Lucero, who is in hiding
in the mountains northwest of here,
has been raised from $1,000 to $4500,
is denied by the brother Of Frank
West, the man Lucero is accused
of killing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
SCORES OF APPLICATIONS
IN ESTANCIA VAL Ev

Estancia, N. NJ, Jan. 15.-There has
been a tremendous rush all over New
Mexico to file on land under the $40
acre law, the land offices and commits
sioners' offices everywhere having
been besieged by applicants, and Els
tancia has been no exception to the
rule. Commissioner Jensen has been
working under high pressure, taking
car of the scores of applicants filed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
RUSH NOT OVER YET
AT TUCUMCARJ OFFICE

Tucumcari, N. M, Jan. l5.-The
total applications for land under the
64O-acre law at the local land office
during the first six days were 32S,
and the total amount Of money re-
ceived was $7033. The rush is not
over UP to last Tuesday morning at
IL o'clock there were % applicants,
and the land office has been crowded
every day since then.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
Rush At Carrizozo

Carrizozo, N. NJ, Jan. 15.-Since the
announcement of the passage Of the
section homestead law, there has been
a big rush to file. Those who have
never exercised their homestead right
under old laws are filing on full sec
tons, and those who have made prior
filings are taking additional acreage
to give them the full $40 to which
they are entitled under the new law.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
A Good Plaster.

Meritol White Liniment is a splen-
did application for Sore Throat,
Cold on the Lungs, Group and Pains
in the Chest. Saturate a piece of
flannel cloth with the Liniment and
use as a plaster. 1t is very pene-
trating, win not blister and is very
effective. Prices 25c, SOC and $1.00.
Weltmer G. Burrows, exclusive agents
(adv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
CARLSBAD CROWDED
WITH TEXAS HOMESEEKERS

Carlsbad, N. M, Jan. 15.-During
the past week Carlsbad has been
crowded with visitors from Texas and
other points to file on GAO acres, there
having been some 200 filings sent to
the land office at Roswell from this
point. All the lawyers have been
very busy. 1t would seem that with
the way land is going under the new
law that it could not be long before
every acre is taken.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
Madison, Wis,
January /, 1918.

Madison, Wis,
January 1, 1918.
M. d. Reynolds says:-
This is to certify that I have been
a great sufferer from Rheumatism
since 1894. Contracted the disease
while working with a snow pillow on
the railroad. For several years
have been obliged to use crutches
a great part Of the time /. Having
used three boxes Of the Meritol
Rheumatism Powders, I have thrown
away the crutches and am now al.
most fully recovered. 1t certainly
has done wonders for me and
heartily recommend 1t. M. D. Reyn-
olds. Prices SOC and $1.00. Weltmer
. Burrows. exclusive agents. (adv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18

married. This bunch filed on seven
sections Of land, and came prepared
for it, with nearly 100 horses, milk
cows and range stock. A few more
additions like this and the county will
be crowded.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18

900. A manager for the latter con-
Germ is yet to be selected.
Officers of the new bank and cat
tie company are: John T. Muir, pres
ident; C. c. Henderson, vice presi-
dent and chairman of the board; W..
l.. Gaines, vice president and man
ager; B. F. Farrar, vice president; J..
H. Henderson, cashier.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18
\ 4 s & s s s s

= NNNN s NNN 6 NN s s
= LAS Vegas, N. NJ, Jan. To- y
y The rumor has reached the y
y Optic that the reward for the =
= capture of Ricardo Lucero has y
= been raised from $1,000 to $4,000. "
y Lucero Is charged with killing y
y Frank Dest, near Trinidad, in y
= August Of last year. He is in y
= hiding in the mountains near y
y Ledoux ~postoffice, between y
= Rociada and Mora. The sherlff's -
= office is in receipt of q circular y
y offering $1,000 reward for his v
y capture, but has had no notifi- ~
y cation Of the $4,000 reward as y
= yet. y
49, r
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-18

you said you'd go through fire and
water for me-"
Show me a combination Of the two
and / will."-Puck.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
Kob en- Meeker County Farm

Mejerier, Majs, Korn, Kreatur- og Swine
avl har gjort wore Farmere %yelstaaende.
God 50 Acres Farm, lh Mil fra Litch-
field. komplet Sat Bygninger. Cement
Silo indbefattet. god Lund. Frugthave
so Acres under Dyrkning, Resten godt
He- % Grassland. Den er ner god Fiske-
50. Sl20 pr. Acre.
100 Acres. AZ Nil fra Litchfield, ct godt
jevnt stykke Land. frngtbart sort MUD
iord, Lerunderlag. ca 100 kan dyrkes, Re
stem er eodt Grps- % Holland. God Eye
trpsskoY. Bvgningerne er daarlige, men
kan benyttes med lidt Reparationer; dette
er ct eodt Stykke Land, on god Begyn-
delse for en- Nand med ca. $4,000, at ind
skyde, da Resten kan henstaa for flere
Aar Ill > PCT. Kom og Sc Stedet. Pris
$4,000 pr. Acre.
Farmers and Merchants State Bank,
Litehfeld, Mimi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
Anelicn III 2,Inolnlnn

al Den isrite iamleOe Sfure al
8anife, iom iGJer liz Stem i
Elaar &nllc1, er %faitint til Eirs=oag
Den Il. Sri, ira Oe iorifelliBe
Runfter. 0eniiBten er at ms0es !
Buffalo 6reoa9 Niten Den 20. gu
Ii for at oraaaiiere Ell lllt9erif ne
ni9beo, uul1e GlnbeosmPn0 %
fable grpit. ian oct firfelige Ir
6ei0e men Rette tan iiges at Dure
9~rumola1t. I'll at ~or8aniierc oct
r grtuol9g9eh0e QIrbeioe oeirter
pi %ieIlen0e. iamnten meo andre:
On 4tan0 ira Orange, u. s., iom
Reprpientant ior 10 cller Here "a
miller, TO ira Dtitc6ell, ga, to
ira Salt 2afe @itp, TO ira 9rllib,
Solo, cen ira 9icfion, GAM EN-
ira Cuflmo, GaI., cen Jar @ene'
pa, Mim., cen ira 8reenpiGle,
gticb., iantt een ira 0olcoo, 03io.
6n 9Sra5t alter at DGre til Steoe,
i0ct 6an uiitnof alter at 60iPtte
zig oeroppe, nernteit al SeIbreos.
9enipn.
@n Rano, DIR. @alOemar Carl,
JoleOo, o, folgte npIig tit Siem
/ 6oIeoo OF reiite til 8uiialo.
San Ifriper til unoertegneOe UNDER
cato al rs. Suni: Seq bar fsbt
50 9lcres 2ano ira 9%tortbern 8po.
nina eano so. % ipnes rigtig
9oot ON Ggnen Der. Ser er 10 NE
get goot 2anO, Der iaas paa lette
@ilfaar, % Soften er 10 iiffer. Seq
enifer at rigtig mango 3anlfe oil
De fonmle, iaa ri fan faa Renig6eo
90 grpit.~ elsie uotnlelier be
frqfter aomiteens, Anbeialinger al
Clear Greet Ballep.
1irsoaa 3. II. Sui iaas Some
ieefers gtouno "Trip Gicfets" ira
ale 9unfter pnn alle ganer 2t
for Misiourtflo0en til Glearmont,
Bpo., til meget neOiatte Briier.
I'll Gfs. er 9riien ira Geodr Sta.
pfoS, "a, $32.50. 8eit for Dis
iourtflooen faas Gunner 6oa
rift Gouno Grip Iicfets" til S6eri-
Dan, 8po., @uif At itaa al /
0learmont). Rriien ira Omdbn er
$2S. %. Soften iom belit Sern'
6aneagent fan gipe nejagtig Rrls
paa BILLET; fun forlang Billet ooer
'eurlingtonbanen ira Omaba.
SEQ anfomiten til Glearmont
opertaqer @Doming gtp. so. os
som opts @uiter % b%eiororer os
frit oper Dolen iamt gioer irit Op'
6ol6 / Buffalo. enboer Iom feber
Tia ct Stem inar oesatoen Billet'
priien irabroget fsrite liae llobe.
taling paa 4onoet-
Gn6per iom srifer at p9re meo
puo oenne Eur beoes oenligit at
unoerrette mig oerom inareit mt
.liqt, iaa 9~efororing % Opbolo eT'
ter Mnfomiten til Glearmont fan
orones I Tioe. 9erbeoiglt.
Sans Mn0erfen
grufb, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
boprefiiferen I'll ipr0eles .1ie.
oGr0ig % tanfeppffenoe 9o9.
G,9osfiloe AUis".)

@olen forener Dirfelig ariiten.
Dom % pirfelig pitctiif 8prO. 0paO
enten 5orf. ~itilorer Aatlrrforbolo
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sitter eller
i aaliforniens 9iprge. er oet be-
tagen0e Oeilipt. Of bpoo enten IAN
ifllOrer 0orboereienierles @io Ell
Ter Sol0uterlfUet / Gebenbaon, er
oct %ppperIiat aiort. % Der
itoor man ooerior nOget, iom mat
fife fsr bar itaaet o~uerfor / oanif
9itteratur, % iodn er ubnre me1et
Dpro: Ell 0mipttelie al Dor ~itorite
Spnfer, z. aierfe9anros Sonfer !
en- i'm % aan0itl0 @oanirt
nina a., boorle0es oanif 9~GanoslioS
0O6Oite Sanfer - iom u0en Yfo0s
iiQelie er z. aierfeaaor0s - ont
lat 9ip ierer I'll BEN 8Pffelie,
Der um0er 9fapn Al SSrtore Wtisiion
er qoaet ben ouer port 2ano. Oct
te forefommer mig at abre 9ogen
I'll Ell WprfepGl / oanif friiten
9itteratlir. Qsaitor Otpniter /
.Sienlan0sooiten =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
gpncerlDnanc
D stnffer cpertpi or gnfins.


~ Stpffcr Cuertpi CT 2nfias.
Slesuig, Is. 0}ai. 0tpnoi9beOerne
b~efen0tger, at 6olf, Der eier cen
Gperiruffe eller 4aabe, bpaO Ell
ten oct er 8inter- eller Sommer-
6rng, tim fan nuifaffe zig Ell M,
mar DER foreligger Aaoer0ons-
lDag5eo eller Spgoom og TIM efter
Spgeatteit. Qlt 5aoe 6aaoe enSonl-
mersO perfraffe % en- &inter=6raf-
te betegles JON 9llfius.
Der ipiies llfritOt Og tjGles
SrGer. 9~ooerslep, Is. Qioi. 5
Acknowledgements Sfope feloes og
itinles Der I'LL belle Greer. Nj
Ell 9ln1once / y0am.~ ies oct, at
aobmano 2(nton 4eoerien i 9a-
oersleo uolooer Ell 8%elen1lln9 Tor
8r0 9Doenes 8nagribelie.
&ilotpotien0e @rontiager tage5
M ogina i grllg / flere af 6olfe-
~feffenerne. llfrlotsplanten Sfpal-
oerfaal ierperes iom aaal og 8ren-
Oeneloer lom Spinat.
6u Denlig tgif Sanfe. re nett
trale Sfibe bnroe IGnfes meo
NianO % Wns." Oct tpife ll9e-
blao Sic 98o6e" bringer un0er
6~plIestitIen u5piflonos aanOeli9e
Of efononriife Seroensitilling" Ell
9lrtitelierie, til boilten fremragen-
De Sagfnnoige bi0rager. 5 8laoets
Drummer IS, uOienot 5. gfaj / 9tar,
far SEQ. Gegierungsrot, 8rofes-
ior 6lanm, Gbarlottenburg, iaa-
leoes wifreoet ON 5piflam0s Sfibs-
bpglring iom Br11n0lag for bets
Ger0ensitilling.
Grofesior 6ldmm irembpoer, at
oel uiI0ifrenfe0e llnOerpanOsfrig
toiager Gnglenoerne til, MOO De
res Iaooanli9e @olitif, at riiifere
oere5 egne Stibe, oa BEN nelrtrale
Sfibsfart mere og mere bol0er Jig
borte ira Spprreomraa0et. Ser
efter fortiptter Eroiesioren.
Og 0enne Jil6ageuirfen pan
Ben engeIife 5onnage oil 9sre iig
0es mere g9loerloe, 10 fprre Der
reooes al 0~aanoifn6et poa De ipn-
feoe neutrale Sfibe. 9eoit par oct,
ON De 6Oelagte Sfibe ioripan0t
iporleit nleo alt lepen0e ON 8oro,
foroi / iaa SAID o5error@ (gtpos-
lem meget blrtigt oflOe meoDirfe
til at bolOe Ssmenoene og De
reiien0e borte ira Sperreomraa=
0erne, og f6lgelig til at flame
MenueIfelio -.
Get gsr tilfeier uab5un.@
= ct pfit 9n0trpf. at iaaoanne
S~nnspimfter fan gsre fig gglOeuoe
I ct inf llgebIao, Der Ter lin So
Deoopgupe i at bringe m0erbol.
0enoe Stof oa iom al Den @rrno
bar en- fife ringe llobreoelie /
3Diflanos neittrdle 3dbolan0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

Ger er MI gaoet oDer en- Utaaneo
iioen Be 5oreneoe Staters Sntre
ben / arigen, uoen at 0et enOnu
er fonunen til frigeriif 9anOling
mellem Den itore Gepublif og SpIf-
lano. Man fan Dog naturliguis fife
6eraf bragg nogen Slutning meo
6elIDn til sen SuOiats, iom gnten-
tens me 5orbun6sipfle oil oGre /
Stan0 til at gore. amerifa maa
bape goo iii til fine 6orbereoelier,
ligeIom ENGLAND bno0e oct. Nen
set teller nqppe, at i De forlSbne
uqer FAR Ielp 4ltDiferne faaet ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
ltboras af anmeloelier for
.Glitsger":

Oct er l9nge iioen, at Der paa
9o6ies 6orlag er fommet en- BOG,
Der leies meo ian itor Snteresie.
Organet for q. s. II. 10. og 81.
G0De u1ges glao.")
yalitGer" giper ct intereslant
% piitnof ianot gilleoe al Sar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
Amerifa Qri en-.
Gntentens 5Oruentninser.

f5or en- Gangs SfpI0 ifal oi me6-
0ele en- arigsartifel ira vSpIf.
Goit.~ Tor at pie, 6oorIeoes man
0erbiemme Ter paa 9lmerifas Gel
taaelie ! arigen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
9bitterinser.

9refterneS 2tantnaSfon6 til A%arSmg6e:
Scr foitteret, ie Sl. gr. 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $450f0
ganor 6. 0oniens 9oitor 5. 0fooien, Boitor 9R. Uotbia-
fen, Yofor q. Sunien, bp. $500 ...........,.... 5000
Silian1men $470t0
6sIgenoe betaltc til gaitor {. u. 9oricn: 9rpierne @- q.
9Iot, Gbr. 5alef, s. 8. Senien, y. 6. 1}engers, ". B. gebe,
g. 6. 0ielien, Y. 9. Big.
Blair, gebr, Den q. SUM 1871. Otto @onien.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
WON'T HURT HER
TO GO ON ROCKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10. -
Work on "A concrete ship was be-
gun Monday at the yards of the
San Francisco Shipbuilding COM
pany. She will he named Rock
of Gibraltar and will he of $500
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
URGE COMPULSORY
MILITARY BILL

Members of the Rotary club will
write personally to Washington $
congressional delegation and ask
their support for the Chamberlain
compulsory military service bill, it
was decided at the clubs weekly
luncheon Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10

Samuel II. James, "a, pioneer of
Carbonate, Wednesday at local
hospital. Funeral Sunday at Car
tonado.
Double funeral of Mrs. Martha
Peterson, drowned at Day Island,
and her granddaughter, Stella
Margaret Peterson, burned to
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death, at 2 p. m. Friday from G.
0. Lynn Co. Rev. I. N. Burdell
officiating Interment Tacoma
cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Wood at
10 a. m. Friday from Buckley
King chapel. Interment, oakwood
cemetery.
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The Pacific Northwest
Lumber Industry
APPEALS FOR IRELAND

10 your Poland OF
Belgium"
seehy skefngton whose husband editor of the Dublin
killed British soldiers the Irish rebellion
Of asked this question of audience in the Tacoma theater
America sympathy
for the republican movement in Ireland
their influence ireland by the
United States
1--WE looking % obtain indie
pendent liberty and freedom" said Skeffngton
when first learned of husbands death made that
would to America and plead for help Passports denied
either public private
Ireland So altho months waiting
for me at home could not by the front door, slipped
out 70 door,"
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T }Ss' Gist

Austrians are not aliens and not
barred from new army, Lieut.. Gov.
Hart tells Austrian who Is drafted
and whose father and brothers are
fighting for the kaiser.
Burglar shot and killed i'm
battle with San Jose policeman
and 81 goo loot is recovered.
Eleven autos make trip into
Paradise valley for official open
ing of road from Nisqually glacier.
Lateness of sockeye run makes
salmon packers of Puget Sound
and British Columbia wonder If
1917 is going to be failure as sal
mon year.
Tacoma timberwOrkers' union
now claim membership of 700.
Dance at Spanaway park every
Friday evening. Music by Taco
ma Jazz Orchestra. adv.
joint meeting Of committees
from Commercial and Rotary
clubs on recreation for soldiers,
called for Saturday noon by DR..
+. c. Wheeler of state council OF
defense.
Auto catches fire at Commercial
garage, 9TH and Pacific, but little
damage Is done.
COMMERCIAL BHNDERY \
PRINTING co. Main AT. adv
Rubber and Cotton Hose-Sc
and up. Palace Hardware Co.,
| I5 1 Pac. Ave. adv.
Bill increasing interstate conn
merce commission from seven to
nine members signed by President
Wilson.
Nine hundred men probably will
have to be examined in Whatcom
county before county's quota of
154 men for national army can be
II
obtained.
Salads-all kinds-at Duen-
wald's, 1112 Broadway. adv.
Alaska's trade with U. s. DUR
ing last year hit new record of
$1O0,000,000.
Coffins i'm Germany are being
made of waterproof cardboard
these days.
Harold II. SmOOt, son of U. S.
Senator Smoot, is called in draft
and will not claim exemption tho
he is married.
Genuine issued o. ID. Sweaters,
all sizes, at Hoffstetter's, 1903
Pacific. adv.
Plan of hotel proprietors for
meatless days is "hysterical raw
! ing" said Food Director Hoover
/ in message to e. F. Benson, state
commissioner of agriculture.
Gov. Lister officially designates
Aug. 13 to IS, inclusive, Made-in-
Washington week.
u. s. Tea Examiner Fenton in
spects nearly 100000 pounds of
tea in Tacoma, part of cargo of
two steamers arrived this week.
Northwest governors will meet