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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
NOTHING DOING m
ROAD BUILDING.

The county commissioners held an
Informal meeting the Arst Of the
week 20 discuss road conditions. II
was practically agreed that Luna
county can do very little al the
present time in the way Of building
new roads as the government has
most Of the machinery tied up and is
Usin5 u Tor other purposes. The
60 .,1L, : ners consented 10 the
closing Of the Silver City road
which passes through Camp Cody.
This road now becomes . part Of The
military reservation. and travellers
hereafter coming into Deming must
turn cast al the corner OF The Atkins
ranch on the Borderlsnd route. The
commissioners lave been assured
by the government that Il will put
the new road In equally a. good
condition as The strip which Is
closed. The bonds for the new Jail
are still undiSposed or The com-
missioncrs could sell them 70 sew
erai bidders al = discount but arc
holding them for par. No bills will
De paid until the regular meeting Of
the commissioners In October
Dcming Headlight.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
BIG FENCE SHUTS
VENDORS OUT
Many People Pulling Up Stakes and
Leaving Demlng.
CAMP CODY BEING FENCED OFF
Government Taking . Hand In tbe
Cleanins-Up Process.

II is stated that many people who
ment cantonment was located there
with idea Of "get-rieh-quick" are
pulling up stakes and leaving for
other places. The action Of the
army officers In compelling the town
ofileials 10 put . stop 10 the highway
rObbery Of visitors and soldiers, as
we'll rs closing all gambling dens and
siloons, is eommendable. and goes 10
how that the government Is making
every effort 10 protect the soldiers rs
Nell as the citizens.
The government now has q large
orce at work building q fence
round their camp property and
!, Is said that II Is now almost i'm
possible for the fskirs aud like ar
lists 10 get near the camp. A num-
nr Of persons who conducted res
taurants and novelty shops were
caught on the inside OF the fence
and had 10 seek new locations or
quit business.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
REPORTS GRAZING LAND BILL,

A Washington dispatch announces
that the senate committee ON pub
lie lands, had reported for passage
the bill Of senator A. 4. Jones, au-
thoriling the secretary oi The inter
ior 10 designate lands in New McVi-
co, Arizona. Colorado. Wyoming,
North and South Dakota and NcVa-
da, for entry under the 6iO-acrc
stock raising homestead law. This
bill will be Of immense benefit 10
New Mexico II passed, where thous-
ands Of entries have been made by
homcstcaders. Congressman W. n
Walton has introduced q similar
measure In the house and it Is Che
intention Of both Senator Jones and
Congressman Walton TO secure The
enactment Of the measure at th'
special session. II possible, and q
unsuccessful, then 10 have II passed
at the regular session Of congress
which opens in December.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
COLUMBUS RED CROSS
RECEWEs INSTRUCTIONS
Tells How To Make Useful Garments
For the Soldiers


Half a million knitting circulars
have been sent out from national
headquarters 10 Red Cross chapters
throughout the country. The circu-
lars contain full information on how
70 knit the cight standardized arli-
clcs, sleeveless sweaters, mu1lcrs,
helmets, socks, wrisllcls. wash
cloths, bed socks, and bottle covers,
authorized by the woman's bureau
of the Red Gross.
ncccnt cables from Mai. Gray
sou N. =. Murphy, Red Cross com
missioner in France. again cmpha-
Sizes the necessity for warn knittcd
articles for the men who face the
hardships Of a winter In the trench
rs. Army officers request that The
knitting articles bc forwarded as
soon rs possible. Ihc severity or
winter. with a coal shortage 10 face
and a rising tuberculosis rate TO
combat, dcmand that several mill
ion garments reach France before
Thanksgiving.
The circular Is the FIRST Of a series
20 he issued by the woman's Bu-
reSu. copies Of which have been
received by the Columbus Chapter.
Others are 10 be issued Immediately
on the making Of comfort Kits, the
manufacture Of hospital garments,
surgical drcssings, and relief Kits
for the refugee children Of France
and Belgium.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
SALVATION ARMY
OFFICER HERE.

sergeant-Msior stichens. Of VI
Puso, Was here Wednesday in tho
interest Of The Harvest Festival"
which will be given this year by
the Salvation Army from September
18th 10 October ist. The funds
raised during the Harvest Fcsti-
val" arc devoted 10 various inter
ests Of the Salvation Army, and CO.
lumbus came forwarded IN q sub
tantial manner in her donations 10
the cause.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
CAMP WILL NOT
BE REMOVED
Rumor That Soldiers Were 10 he
Sent Elsewhere Denied.
EMING WILL RETAIN CAMP
Water Supply scnclent For Needs
Of Troops.

The rumor has been going the
rounds, following complaint made
by General Blockson a few days ago
that the people were being robbed
by certain shop-keepcrs and res
taursnts in Dcming, that Camp Cody
was 10 be abandon and the troops
sent elsewhere. General Blockson
when asked for a statement as tC
the removal Of the camp replied
u have received no word Of any
contemplated movement Of thi'
camp from Deming."
The story was generally regard.
ed as canard, says tho Headlight
and Lcut. Col. W, II. Raymond. chic
Of stan, said there was no sign o
any shortage Of water, which wa
assigned as one Of the reasons foI
moving the camp. lie refused 4
comment on the statement that IN,
carpcnters were being withdrawn.
The water supply is abundant an,
moro than adequate for all purposes
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
PROTEST AGAINST
CUT TN RATIONS
COMPLAIN TO WASHINGTON.
Refugees Are Gradually Leaving
For Other Places

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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
POSTAL SAVINGS
BANK DOING FINE.

The Postal Savings Bank recent
~ established here Is doing . fine
business and Postmaster l.. l.,
Burkhesd is greatly pleased over
the results Of the first fflccn days
business. Nine accounts were
opened. the total deposits being
So 800. Since this report was made
TO tho government several others
have opened accounts and total de-
posits are now nearly ono thousand
dollars.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
GETS NOsE BROkEN
~ SAVAGE FIST FIGHT.

The thrilling hand 10 hand fights
Ia "Thc Hunted Woman" the Vita
graph newest feature lln. break all
records for realism, Director S.
Rankin Drew. Ned Finley aud Geo.
Cooper display pugllistic powers
that place them In the class of real
white hopes" Director Drew sus-
taincd a broken nose, a laccrated
hand, and Finley still bears marks
of wcll-direcled punches and a
smashed ring 10 show how hard he
can hit and George Cooper did not
emerge from the conflicts without
injury,
Tho Hunted Woman" is one of
the bost works from the pen Of
James Oliver Curwood and was
produced for tho vitagraph Com
psny by $. Rankin Drew. Virginia
perosn In the title role Displays her
emotional strength in one Of IN,
most dinlcult roles in her extensive
career. Columbus Theatre, Sunday
SEPTEMBER i6.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
COUNCIL OF
DEFENSE BUSY
iEooverists Start Rls Campaign In
New Mexico.
WOMEN TO WEAR UNIFORMS
State Administration Has Food Sur
vey We'll Under Way.

Inc NATIONAL lOOu AdiliinlatratiOn
headed by Herbert Hoover. In Que
weeks time. since the appointment
Of Ralph C. Ely as federal food al
ministrator for New Mexico. has iu-
sugurated a comprehensive aud Wig
orous campaign, IN cooperation with
the State Council Of Defense, b. as
certain the supply and conserve the
food Of New Mexico. The first busi-
ness Of the state food adminislra-
tion. with Melville I. Dunlavy Of
Santa Fc, As executive secretary and
J. II. Toulouse as Geld agrnt, has
been 10 secure the food position
Of New Mc1ico-gct estimates from
every county on probable yields Of
staple crops aud amount that prob
abbey can be- exported. With the
aid Of the county agents, figures OH
nearly all the counties have been
secured for reporting 10 Mr.. Hoover.
Other foaurcs Of the program now
under way are:
Iing NJ Hoover demonstration
teams, In the white Hoover uniform.
composed Of Avc women In each
county, into all districts in volun-
tcer automobiles 10 demonstrate the
Hoover methods OF canning and dry
ing. Securing cooperation Of
I Motor Minute Men" in transporting
demonstration teams.
Organizing all fruit districts with
the object Of drying and canning
every bit Of fruit not shipped or con-
sumed.
Protecting growers Of 5O,0Oo,O0O
pounds Of beans from speculStors.
Aiding Woman's Auxiliary 10
Council Of Defense In getting oil
Hoover pledge cards signed up and
returned IN Washington. A grand
cleanup" week is TO be conducted
IN October 10 the end that every
woman In the state be enrolled a
Hoover Conservationists and have
the Hoover card In the window oI
her home.
Holding down prices Of food anC
keeping trade in normal channels
despite the war conditions.
National Administrator Hoover an,
Mr.. Ely unite in a strong appeal fol
the cooperation Of the newspaper
of New Mexico. without this co,
operation" says Mr.. Hoover "th'
national food administration came
h. a success in New Mexico. Tn,
state administrator IL giving his ser.
vices gratis. lie plans a careful AM
comprehensive publicity campaign
and asks the aid Of all patriots
news papers in this task.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
FIRE DOES sSiLL DAMAGE.

Fire broke out Tuesday afternoon
about o'clock IN a warehouse IN
the rear Of Frosts hardware store
and damaged the building the
amount Of about Ss5. Fireman Kline
was Johnny on the spot" with a
hose and cStinguishcd the blaze hc-
fore Firemcn Frost and willinghan
reached the scene with the chemical
wagon. How the fire started is un-
known.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14

The fall session Of the city
schools is progressing very nicely,
The enrolment will reach the 600
mark. which has kept the principal
and teachers very busy giving them
entrance examinations and making
cIassiflcations.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14

Theodore Roberts and Anita King
In the Jesse l.. LAsly production Of
Anton the Terrible" will be the A.
traction ut the Columbus Theatre,
Monday. September II.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
JEWISH STORES TO
CLOSE MONDAY.

All The Jewish stores will be
closed Monday and Tuesday. Sept
i7th and 18th, in celebration Of the
Jewish New Year, Most Of the Jew
ish merchants and their fsmilic;
will so 10 III Paso TO attend service.
in honor of the event.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14

Lenore UirIch In the ialss. PallAs-
Paramoun, ph0toplay, The In
triguA Kivss . remakabie portrayal
OF ths Countess Who usrvas her coun-
try In the present wcrld'coniei, as .
seeTsa service agent. This picture
soVses 70 the colcmbus Thsatrs, Sep
tsIuhhr ls.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
NEW RAILROAD
INTO MEXICO
Arrangements Being Made 70 F1Oal
Necessary Bonds
COLUMBUS To ~ TE RMINUs
Road win Open Up Richest District
IN New Mexico.

The renewed interest being taken
In the Columbus a Mcxico railroad,
and the likelihood that the road will
be built al an early date. is a source
Of great rejoicing aud encourage
mcnt 10 the business men and oili-
Iens Of this section. That the pro-
moiers will be givcn the assistance
the project deserves by tho capital
lists Of southwest New Mexico there
Is no question OF a doubt. With the
completion Of this road Columbus
would al once become ono Of the
most important ports Of entry into
Old Mexico In the southwest. and
would soon have a population Of
several thousand people. New in
dustries would spring up 10 give cm-
ployment TO our people. and the
many other advantages that would
be. derived would soon drive all the
old pcssimisis out Of the town and
leave II In the hands Of tho many
"live wire" business men here who
are already doing all they can for
the advancement and development
Of Columbus.
The announcement that Mr.. George
Estes, former district attorney Of
the Thirty-fourth district Of Texas,
with headquarters al Fl Paso, and
now president Of the Columbus a
Mexican Railroad Company, is max
Ing contracts for the purpose OF
floating bonds 10 obtain funds for
the construction Of q railroad from
Columbus 10 Pennington. n. NJ
comes as no surprise. as II has been
known 10 a number Of our people
that arrangements were being made
for tho narly completion Of the road.
The distance is $50 miles, and the
road will open up one Of the rich
est districts in New Mexico. II will
touch al Deming. Tyrone. Mogollon
and Gallup, and surveys were COM
plcted In 1904 from Columbus 10 a
point six miles beyond Alma. Prof
Fayette A. Jones al that time went
over the proposed route for the
purpose Of studying the resources
Of the district which II would tap.
More than $4,000 was spent in the
original organization and the pre-
limiary work and survey. Dispute
over the control stopped the work.
Many OF the old members OF the
company are dead and the board Of
directors recently elected Mr.. Estes
president
Railroad men from Mexico arc
now here negotiating for the en-
trance OF a connecting line with
the Columbus and Pennington road
into Old Mexico, direct from this
city 10 the Port Of Topolsmpo, on
the west coast Of Mexico. This linC
Is TO connect with the Kansas City
Mexico and Orient railroad, OF which
several sections have already beoT
built and are now in operation, an'
would leave only afcw connecting
links 10 be built 10 complete the lin,
to tho west coast Of Mexico. Thi
line when built and connccic,
with the Columbus Pennington lin,
would give a direct connection will
ths Rio Grande al Pennington an,
woud open vast timber and mincra
lnnds for development end woul,
mean largo smelters and lumbc
nills for Columbus, that will Civ
employment TO thousands Of mer
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14
KNITTNG CLUE WILL
MEET WEDNESDAY.

The Knitting Club will meet psxt
"Wednesday with Miss Dora Burton
and all interested in making comfy"
bags" for the soldier boys are re-
qucsted 10 be present sl 5 o'clock
p. m.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14

sayl II you aro one OF those old
"eroakers" who has been hanging
around Columbus half your life, see.
ing no good In anybody or anything,
nov ls the time 10 beat IT, while the
bnAtln' Is good.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14

See Mutt aud Jeff at Columbus
Friday and Saturday.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-14

Don't worry. Good times coming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
BRITISH WAR MOTIVES
ATTACKED BY KAISER

AMSTERDAM. via London. May 90
1905 p. H. Emperor William during
lis recent SlS,' IN the .Srras front, says
III" CORES pnndrnt of III" Cologne Ga
zettr. delivered An address 10 his
troops. ial which he said:
The enemy. relying on his expert
"ncc in tho Somme battle and on his
unprecedented supply Ot munitions.
haS been trying to break the German
resistance.
"'rh. French Halter themselves with
III" hope At lib"rating their country
Il good enough mutlE"-b ui The ETiI-
ISh have no such justification. They
iighi only Ia increase their pOwer and
don't inquire. where the right may be.
Our people end our army stand
firmly tugrrh9r. How long his may
last must depend upon God will. but
!u"anWhile W. must keep firm and the
n"upl" in ;hr fathcrland will give Us
thrir gratitude.
In the m..antime our comrades in
submarines arc doing everything pos
sibl" 10 cut OF the en"my'S sources Of
living"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
About People
Movements OF individuals 20
and From the City.

Misses Carrie and Mary Hender.
shot. of Parkersburg. are guests OF
Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Jennie Norman. of Chapline
street, has been called to Cleveland
owing 10 the illness of her brother.
Mrs. Charles English and daughter,
Miss Helen, Of Kansas City, who were
in Wheeling for the wedding OF Miss
Mary Ellen Hazlett and Mr.. Kent B.
Hall, have returned TO their home.
Mrs. Charles Sennett and daughter,
Miss Effie, will leave this morning for
New Martinsyille. where they will
spend the day with relatives.
State Fire Marshal John S. Koran
arrived from Charleston yesterday to
visit Deputy Fire Marshal ". G.. Kindle-
the result Of being struck by street
car. .
Walter Hand returned TO his home in
Sistnrsville Yesterday after few days
visit with friends here.
(. j. Moore of Rarenswood Is visiting
friends here.
Harry Gilmore of Eon street. who
has been working IN Cleveland for the
past. several weeks, has returned to the
CITY Ia spend Memorial day with his
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Rober, Itler Of New York
arc visiting here.
g. r. Barnes Of Fairmont returned
home yesterday.
DR. Wallace r. Fleming. president OF
West Virginia Wesleyan college. arrived
in the city Yesterday in the interests Of
the campaign for half-million dollars
for Wesleyan.
Ray Palmer Of Martins Ferry has ac-
copied a position on the reportorfal StaF
OF The IntelhFenccr.
J. FL Postlcwait. national representa-
tive of the American Red Cross. Of
WASHINGTON. D. O., was business VS.
itor here Monday.
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad, WAS bust
moss visitor In the city Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Middle West Junket
For Italian Mission

WASfIIN'iTuN. May 2?.-The Prince
nf rdinc and other members Of the ltal-
ian war mission Will leave Washington
next Monday. June /. on trip through
the south aud middle west going first
10 Atlanta.
Following is the itinerary announced
today Ivy The state department:
Leave Washington. Monday. June !:
Atlanta. June 5: Birmingham. June. 3:
New orleans. June &: Memphis. June {;
-. Louis. June s: burlington. Ia. jaime
:: chicago. june .; Pittsburgh, Juno IL:
Harrisburg. juno IL: New York. June
u: Philadelphia enroutr tn Washington.
after the visit in New York
Tho mission Will travel on a special
train provided by III" government and
will be accompanied by their naval mil
Harry and diplomatic aides. The exact
routes and time Of departure VIII be
kept secret.
Nnw light was shed today on the mis-
ions visit when Deputy Nrtti. former
minister nt agriculture and industry in
tn" Italian cabinet. said that the nuT-
pose ia coming 10 this country was
much more political than economic and
that his hope was to aCGUaini Ameri.
cans m""c fully with 1taly's ideals and
purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
MAC MILAN AND HIS
PARTY REPORTED SAFE

NEW YORK. May 2e.-Donaid Mac
MILAN, the explorer and other rfsn, bers
Of tho Crocker Land expedition. which
went into the Arctic in 1913 arc safe
a; r.tah on the northwest Of Greenland.
according 10 n cablegram received to-
day by the American museum OF natural
history.
Tho cablcgram announcing the where
aboute Of the party. last heard from
in July. 1916. WAS signed by DR.. H. j.
Hunt. surgeon Of the expedition. who
ha. reached tho Farce Islands. on his
way 10 Denmark. 1t follows:
"MacMilIan. Conner. Small and Hovey
arc ~ Etah. Steamer Denmark (the
SECOND relief ship sent after the Mac
MILAN "xpcd;,ion) IS AT North Star Bay
Cl1n miles from F.tah). Ekblow, gcolo-
Sist. at Godha ven"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Bic DIVIDENDS
ARE ANNOUNCED
REGULAR AND EXTRA DIVIDENDS
ON WHITAKEE-GLESsN
COMMON.
La Belle Iron Works Company Pays Ex-
ira Dividend on COT,lEon-Stock
Exchanges Close Today.

rry!tcnGS auErreltlTE $hu"" on" Wci"
annnutl,r.d Yesterday 10y ~" local indus
lr.;u% !slIr,I"rs. at Ia l:rl.r Iron NorhS
,~,lura,r. in monthly session q, Str",
IruvI!ir. declared! 4 regular d'E!d'nd 81
" ]..r lat an preferred aud regular
per cent and an extra p"r cent ni'
,.uinmnn stock. All are rayHht" June ~
an stock AZ =! Jun" II.
The Whilakrr-'iivsSt!cr company mas
declared :, r"EuaF dividend IF - rf:
cont :r',G au extra per cent on common
.,n,t ray1i,lr Iuiv :" on Sturk a.: record
INN. - ~1
r!,,. local $toci. n:arh": WAS quiet yes
t.,uli. tn" usual rrr-h"iIda: :IHtihf
lri:i.: prevalent There WAS iIt!lr trading
~. la i!rlIr at Tuesdays figures. - -.
Wh"rllur Steel and iron company WAS
unchanged ut l.S
In uhScrvaucr al Memorial day all
BANKS. financial institutions and stock
exchanges Will rr r!uS",! to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Everyone NOW PERIODICALLY
BUYING THE LIBERTY BONDS

The leading merchants Of Wheeling
agreed 10 devote their entire advertise
nIrnls Of Tuesday evening and Wcdnes-
day morning Of This week TO the cause
y portion Of their space will be used
dG lily
Iisarlnua rters Will bn established al
80. - Twelfth street. starting tomorrow
morning. and will b" open each day;
The headquarters Will b" open until
Juno II.
Hazel-Atlas Subscribes $780,
The HaZel-AtlaH Glass company yes.
.crrlay announced Il subscription Of
SiOr. 000 10 the Liberty Loan. The COM
2arI'.is also urging It's employees to sub
scribe and proposes TO help them by Of
frrinG them bonds on the easy payment
nan.