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Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. U. g. Land
Office at Fort Sumner. N. NJ. July 2s, 1917
Non Coal
Notice is hereby given that William d.
Chapman. OF Dereno. N NJ. who. ON Nov. 8,
lsls' made homestead. No. oI1o44.for Eh NEA
sEh.sec. 23, and on March rs. 1914. made
Add. entry No, Oll261. for the W1sNEA
Section 13 T. /. N. Range 10 E
N. M. P. Meridian. has f,led notice
OF Intention to make Final Three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above
described. before Mrs. c. 1. speight United
Ststes Commissioner. at Taiban, NM,
on the sth day of Sept 1917.
Claimant names az witnesses: Edgar
Foreman, of Tolar N. M. Henry Alderman,
Charles H. Evans Seward M. HaEa
OF Dereno, N. M.
A, ]. EVANS Register
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
PROTRACTED MEETING

A Baptist protracted meeting
will begin at Tolar, Sunday Aug
ust the 18th conducted by the
pastor Rev. D. c.. Barb, He
exr eots to begin a meeting at
Taiban Monday night August the
9th assisted by his son e. j.
Barb of Carlsbad.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

LOST:- 6 or 8 head of big,
dehorned, Notified face and
White face dry COWS in various
brands but holding brand is
on right hip. LasG seen
in Sandy Morris pasture about
the 18th of May, 1917. Please
Notify, w. A. Duckworth,
Taiban, N. M.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
LODGE DIRECTORY

harlotte camp no 43, W. o.w
meets End. and 4th. Friday
nights of each month.
G. P. Stone, Con. Com.
j. NJ. Austin, Clerk
Taiban loIge, no Al, |. O. o.
F. Meets every Saturday night
w. H. Adams, N. G.
r, M Nuzum, V. G.
Perry Keith, Sec'y.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Mr.. Chamblis of Hassell is
bookkeerer for the Lone Star
lbr Co. now since B. Walter
Adams has resigned and will
join Co. K of the National
Guards. Mr.. Chambis will move
MS family as socn as he can
get a hoIss.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
BEER DRINKING CRIMINALS THE
MOST DANGEROUS.

The Scientific American Is authority
gerous classes Of rufiians in our large
cities are beer drinkers. Intellectual.
ly stupor amounting almost to pa
ralysis arrests the reason, changing all
the higher faculties into a mere ami
mallsm, sensual selfish, varied only
with paroxysms Of anger, senseless and
brutal.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

Sunday afternoon the telep-
none wires insiC q the hotel W ere
struck oy tightening setting the
wall paper on fire. Mrs. Cornett
WAS upstairs sweeping, and hear
ing the noise rushed downstairs
with the broom in her hand. She
soon discovered what was the
trouble and beat the flames out
with the broom.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Ed Woodward, one of our boys
of Co X came home Saturday
on few days furlough; he re-
turned to albuquerque Wednes-
day morning.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
l will pay Cash for all of
your produce. G. w. Jolly
FOR SALE

200 acres of good farming or
grazing land 8 1-2 miles N. E.
of Taiban, in Taiban Valley
Plenty of running water. Will
AXE S800.00 if sold at once S4OO.
down six month on balance,
Joe Asaburn.
1912 Clark Ave.
Spokane, Washington.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Before buying your Grocerie
Drygoods and Shoes, give
Taiban Grocery chance, they
will save you money.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Prof and Mrs. 3. H. Kirk
stopped in Tsiban for the week.
end as the guests of Miss Aida
Prince; they are moving to Fort
Sumner where Mr.. Kirk has
been elected principal of the
school.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

For Abstracts ony your property
write or phone the CARTER
ROBINSON ABSTRACT CO.
Portales, N. M. Adv.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
NOTARY WORK

Bring all your notary work tc
the News office, prompt work
guaranteed.
Mrs. G. l. Speight,
Notary Public.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
NOTICE

DR.. S. G. Won AImen. Of
Roswell, will be in Taiban, at
DR.. Thurmonds office, August
goth, to treat diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and
fit glasses.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Ben Hall was in town Tuesday
and took w. II Frisrson out
with him to work on the new
school house at Blanco.
Miss Eva Thdrmond Of Quitaque
Texas came in Sunday to visit
her uncle and aunt DR.. and Mrs.
w. H. Thurmond. She will
probable spend the winter here.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Chicken market looking up
Bring them in This week
Hens IL cts. Fryers % 1.2 cts
G. W, Jolly.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

For the first six months of
1917 Taioan Grocery has Banked
S32, 653, 43 or on an average of
S5, 442, % per month.
Follow the crowd to tn e Taiban
Grocery.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

WAR prices on eggs
can't fill my orders. Bring 'em
in quick and got the cash
G.. w. jolly
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

GO TO G. w. JACKSON at
the mill for Corn and Corn chops
Oats, Bran, Cotton seed cake
and Meal.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rowley and
fanny and Mrs. Marshall were
welcome visitors at the home of
Mrs. j. M. Herlihy, on the Heart
H. ranch and spent a very pleas
ant evening.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Mrs, Espy entertained the
young people Saturday night
with party and plenty of lem
onade and cake.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

You can get Cake, Meal and
feed now at Taiban Grocery.
you will have te hurry.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Mrs. Pyeatt returned to her
home in Negra, after spending
several days here visiting her
Mrs. c.. l.. Burns.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Lest you forgst the Taiban
Grocery is still in the market for
Hides and produce.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Dr.. j. r. Carver will fill his re.
guIar appointment here Sunday
morning ard evening.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Lester B Herlihy is now in
San Francisco, he has sent his
clothes home and is wearing the
Sailor suit; and is in training
preparatory to dieposing of the
U. boats.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Mr.. Hardin. president of the
Amarillo Hardware Co., was in
Taibsn on business Wednesday
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Judge Stone was in Fort Sum.
ner Wednesday holding probate
court for ITO Bacco" county
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
| want your EGGS.
G. W. jolly.

Rev. j. Lewis came in from
Clovis Saturday morning and
with Rev. w. l.. Self, paste of
the me thodist church here, went
to Mt Zion to begin a two weeks
IN eeting Mrs, Self and daugh,
ter Kathleen, accompanied them.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Mrs. j. F. Her is visiting Mrs.
j. G. Tyson this week, on their
ranch near Benson.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
NOTICE

Read your Final Proof over
and let Us know it it needs any
correction.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

G. W. jolly will buy your Eggs,
Chickens C Hides.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

tag% For Fire and Tornado Insur.
ance, see - w. H. VAUGHTER
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10

Flodel Davies is assisting in
post Office.
Taiban Valley news., 1917-08-10
WANT ADS

When you want Furniture,
TBiban Grocery has it for you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-29

ers of greed religious governmental and all
other forms of slavery, until in this year of 1917
he is face to face with the fast mighty exponent
OF barbarism.
And at this crisis, for consummation of His
Purpose of human creation, to make good all the
suffering, slaughter and martyrdom of the cen
turtles. to keep mans face toward heaven and
away from the pit, He calls ON America!
THANK GOD FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY!
Thank God, this day, that we can look above
and beyond the loaded dinner table and behold a
vision of millions of poor men, women and chill
dren drinking of liberty and happiness because
the Almighty called and America answered with
all her heart and soul!
o mother with the quvering lip! Gaze not thru
tears at the empty chair!
o father who watched the little feet from the
nursery to the paths of kindergarten, public
school, college, to the fields of business strife,
Fear not!
Is it somewhere in a great encampment that
your boy learns to strike for the Purpose! God
is there.
Is it somewhere" in the CORY mud of a trench,
where men die i'll gasp, where comrades fly into
bloody fragments or crumple under the poison
Gus gas? God is there.
Is it somewhere" in foreign hospital, where
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This Day We See the Divine Purpose Maturing

In the dark ages of unrecorded human history,
when man clawed and bit his fellow and took, by
right of brute force, the Purpose was.
In that dim period when human history was
born to the light, when the world shook with the
rage or lay sodden under the lust of tyrants, the
Purpose grew.
In this age, when all men read the vision of
Washington, Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson, the
Purpose natures.
MEN SHALL BE FREE AND EQUAL
God puIposed it from the beginning Claws and
force, tyranny and oppression, intolerance and
private privilege, but thru all the stages, man.
grasping at liberty, justice brotherhood the
Purpose!
On this Thanksgiving day, we Americans
count over our sheep hogs, cattle, bushels of corn
and wheat, our profits, our buildings, our great
public works, material possessions of every
sort, and give thanks to the Oliver of it all But
not all these things which we have in bank
bin pocket the least of His gifts to America in
1917?
Thru untold centuries has man been working
upward toward His Purpose. Nations have died
and disappeared for it. Martyrs by the thousand
have persisted for it.
Little by little, often in blindness, blood and
error, man has moved upward against the pow
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upon the pool hall.
There were four men left in the
game with the policeman, and the
officer had cleaned up" between
$25 and $50 as his share of the
winnings.
Say, why didn't you wait an
hour longer" complained the. po-
hceman. I'D have had all these
fellows money by that time"
Fourteen men i'm the pool hall
were arrested, four of them for
gam bling, one of them, Newt
Thompson, charged with running
the gambling game, another, Bob
Fisk charged with running the
pool hall, and the rest charged
with being In gambling room.
Police Capt. Falconer declared
Thursday that he would let the
policeman keep his stud" porker
earnings as reward for his eff
fective work in breaking up the
game. HIS name will be withheld
until the day of the trial.
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Camp Relay
Race Called
Off, NoCars

The II miles Olympia-Camp
Lewis relay race which was
scheduled NDr Thursday Forming
, had to be postponed because the
automobiles which weer to have
taken the soldier-runners to the
capital did not show up in suffi-
cient numbers.
The runners were to have car
ried a message from Gov. Lister
to Brig Gen. j. A. Irons, camp
commander.
The race has been set for a
week from Saturday morning,
and will be run within the can
Torment grounds.
The biggest excitement among
soldiers at the camp Thursday was
getting away with the turkey. A
large number of men came to Ia
coma to see the army-navy foot
ball game.
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On evidence showing an
enormous trade in booze pre-
scriptions during September,
DR.. Thomas j. PieasOl, with
offices in the National Realty
building, was found guilty of
violating the prohibition law
by q jury I'm Judge Cards
court this morning.
The jury reached its decision at
1880 last night, after an hour s
elaboration, and the verdict was
returned in court shortly before
10 Thursday morning.
Judge Gordon, one Of Piersol Q
attorneys Immediately asked I'M
til next Wednesday to file a mo-
ton for a new trial.
Woman Figures in Case.
1t was intimated in the prose-
cutting attorneys office that
charges of perjury may be made
against Piersol and Julia Smith,
q stenographer and assistant In his
office, as a result of their sworn
testimony Wednesday.
Among other things, Mrs.
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TO
MEDIATE
STRIKE!

With a federal mediator sent to
Tacoma to patch up differences
between the Pacific Telegraph &
Telephone Co. and its striking en-
ployes here, predictions were
made Thursday that a speedy set
Element of the strike would be eff
fected.
Henry M. White, u. s. immigra-
ton commissioner of the Puget
Sound district, was appointed by
Secy. of Labor Wilson to investi-
gate the alleged reputation of the
telephone company of its strike
settlement agreement, and to try
to force a proper Interpretation OF
the agreement.
The telephone company ceased
advertising for telephone girls
Thursday, and this was taken by
strikers as good omen. The ad-
vertisements had been published
Wednesday, even after the strike
settlement had been signed by
company heads at San Francisco.
James Sutton, chairman of the
strikers, called q meeting for
Thanksgiving afternoon, but said
that 1t was simply to cover rou-
tine business and that there was
no change In the strike situation,
Commissioner White kas In
Tacoma Wednesday evening, and
will return again Friday. He
conferred with the strikers for
two hours. and at the conclusion
Of the meeting was reported to
have said that he could not see
how the telephone company could
misinterpret the terms Of the
strike agreement.
The Tacoma union has sent no.
tice to the international union
asking for = general coast strike
at once II the telephone company
refuses 10 abide by is agreement.
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Life Agents
Bother Him

The persistence of life insur-
ance agents has long been a IA
vorite subject for the jokesmiths.
But G. s. Haggerty, 68O4 East
B St, cant Sc the joke at all.
Haggerty telephoned to police
headquarters Thursday that insur-
ance agents were making life
miserable" for him and that he
wanted them arrested. He said
that some Of the gents had even
gone 80 far as to give his children
physical examinations without his
consent.
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CROWN DRUC-CO
on TRIAL FRIDAY

Smith admitted on the stand that
she had signed the doctors name
to at least 10 prescriptions, altho
she maintained she did it under
his direction.
The punishment provided by
law for the offense of which Pier
sol Is convicted is not more than
$3.50 fine or 80 days in jail or
both.
Crown Case Next.
The specific charge against him
was that on Sept. 81 he issued a
prescription for one quart Of
booze to A. A. Riggs without good
reason to believe that Riggs need
ed it for medicine.
In the trial 6S4 prescriptions
issued by Pierson between Sept. /
and 81, filled at the Grown and
Malstrom drug stores, were intro
duced in evidence.
The trial of the Crown Drug
Co. on charge of unlawfully
filling booze prescriptions Is
scheduled for Friday.
CONTINUED on Page 81.
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Thanksgiving
From France

SUsttea P.ess LeaseS Wire.s
PARIS Nov. 29.--Thru the
United Press, Premier Clemenceau
of France today sends this greet
ing to the American people on
Thanksgiving day:
BY GEORGE CLEMENCEAU
Premier Of France.
Even before collaborating in the
supreme efforts which will drive
the enemy from Belgium and
France. the Americans came to
our assistance by admirable con-
centration OF all their energies.
On this Thanksgiving day we
wish to tell them that our poilus
are more devoted than ever. our
ranks are tightening and that we
shall know how 20 win just
peace.
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RUSSIA MAY CANCEL De BITS
DIR. PlElRSOh FOUND GUILTY. ON BOOZE CHARGE
POKER. SlEUTH
CLEANS UP $50

A Tacoma policeman with nice
knowledge Of the fine points of
stud" poker, proved the undoing
Of group of young men in the
Monogram pool hall, 1009k Pa
cific ave., late Wednesday after
noon.
The policeman, who has
pounded a beat" for more than
two years, was sent in plain
clothes to the pool hall with in
structions to get in the poker
game that was suspected OF oper-
ating there.
None Uf the players recognized
the officer, and none was suspic-
ious when the policeman began
purchasing stacks of blue and red
and white chaps with marked
bills.
Nearly two hours after the po-
liceman had begun playing, Police
Capt. Falconer, with members of
raiding squad, swooped down
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Hint Mrs. King
Was In CASTOR
Means Power!
(United Press Leased wire.)

CONCORD, N. c., Nov. 20. -
Tho the defense of CASTOR Means
murder trial temporarily exclud-
ed testimony of willard D. Rookie
Teller, Chicago hotel man, detail
ing Mrs. James G. Kings virtual
slavery to Means, the resumption
of an unfinished examination OF
Rockefeller today renewed the
states hope that his testimony
may be developed.
The state was satisfied after the
Rockefeller evidence that 1t had so
established motive as to make ia
tai any attempt to keep Means off
the stand.
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Defies Rain;
Sleeps In a
Wrecked Car

After his auto had been hit by a
Sixth ave. street car and badly
smashed, G. j. Haskin slept In 1t
all Wednesday night in the pour
ing rain for fear someone might
come and steal 1t.
Haskin lives at 1925 Warner
street, and is a we'll known South
Tacoma real estate man. He was
driving his car at Sixth ave. and
Sprague st. Wednesday night when
the machine skidded across the
car tracks and was hit by a street
car.
Three wheels of the auto were
broken off and the body badly
dented. Haskin was not hurt.
He spent the night in the back
seat of his damaged car.
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,united Press Leased Wire.l


PETROGRAD, Nov. rs. -
Nicholai Lenine, partner with
Leon Trotsky in leadership Of the
bolsheviki government, today
openly threatened to declare Rus
sia's obligations and debts to 9TH
er nations invalid unless those ma
lions accepted the bolsheviki pro-
posals for a general armistiee OF
all belligerents.
The very last vestige of support
of former Premier Kerensky in
the capital vanished when the
doubtful elements in the garrison
decided to support the military
committee.
The revolutionary committee to-
day issued a formal proclamation
to the armies urging them to send
delegates to the December 2 food
conference.
Soldiers Going Home
From Moscow today 1t was re-
ported that soldiers are returning
home from the fronts In vast num-
bers. OF 11,00 formerly station
ed at Khodynka barracks, 1t was
asserted that only $50 remain, and
at Khamovniki barracks 700 out
of $4,000.
The bolesheviki government to-
day received formal notification
from Ensign Krylenko, its COM
mander-in-chief, that a complete
cessation of all hostilities on all
fronts was in sight, thru acquies-
cence of all German front COM
manders to negotiation Of an
armistice.
Preliminary unofficial reports
had indicated that agreement for
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Eggs Stolen;
Man Punched

Charged with stealing eggs
from the Purity Lunch, 18th and
Broadway, John Tepin. age 20, a
laborer, was arrested at Gao
Thursday morning.
Tepin sneaked thru the front
door Of the restaurant when no
one was watching, according to
the police, filled his pockets with
eggs, and sneaker out again. Aft
er depositing the eggs In q near
by doorway. Tepin went back for
another load.
Policeman Prezinger IL said to
have caught him in the act Of
leaving with HIS pockets filled .
second time.
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Vatican Denies Blame
For Italian Defeat

ROME, Nov. 2s.-General de-
NAL of reports that propaganda
from the vatican was responsible
for the breaking down Of the
morale Of the italian troops, re.
sulting in the recent defeat on the
Isonzo front, has been issued by
the papal secretary of state, Car
dinal Gaspari, speaking in the
name OF the pope.
He also denied the vatican has
psen working in the interest Of a
peace that would not be just or
durable. ..s-..
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Slackers and Plotters
Fired by Gov. Cantu

suhueO brers sseaseo WHY
LOS ANGELES, Nov 49,
Aimed at slackers who fled to
Lower California to take refuge
from the draft, an order has just
been issued by Gov. Estaban
Cantu expelling "slackers, for
eigners of bad conduct, fugitives
from justice and allied disturb
ers," 1t became known here today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-29
Scott Nearing Uses
False Name at Hotel

DENVER, Nov. 20. = Scott
Nearing, with a Salt Lake City
pasifist, left Denver today. follow
ing a secret pacifist meeting, at
tended by about rs local peace agi-
tators and members of the local
branch OF the Peoples Council at
a private residence here last night.
Both Nearing and his compan-
ion registered at a local hotel I'M
der assumed names.
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s CHILDREN
DIE in FIRE

CALGARY, Alb, Nov. 20. -
While their parents wer absent at
tending chautauqua lecture, five
children of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Oaks were burned to death when
the farm house, four indies south
of Innisfail was destroyed. A
sixth child was so severely burned
that his recovery is doubtful.
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French Fight Off
Hot German Raid

tUnSted PreSN isensed Wire.b
PARIS, Nov. ga German
raid. preceded by violent artillery
bombardment and partaking al
most of the nature of q localized
attack, was successfully repulsed
by French troops north of Cornii-
let, the official statement de-
clared today. The enemy lost
heavily.
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Senator Sheppard Ready
to Dust LaF gillette

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 29.-De-
claring that "if it is proved to be
true that La Toilette has said or
done one-tenth of the things he is
reported to have said or done,
shall vote that the places which
knew him once shall know him
no more,".U. s. Senator Sheppard,
in an address here last night, said.
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MUST QUIT WAR,
LEVINE threat

a meeting to discuss armistice. had
been obtained on the Fifth Army
front. Today's official report
from Krylenko. however, covers
all fronts.
Orders Fighting to Stop
Krylenko announced that hiv
ENJOYS had returned from the
(Contiaued on rage rivo.l
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When Mrs. Grace Hall Rihel-
daffer, well known lyric soprano,
entertains our Sammies in camp,
she sings to them, not at them, as
she has a very good reason for
being interested in them.
Her own son, William Riheldaf-
fer, is with General Pershing's
forces in France, Mrs. Riheldaffer
has been engaged by the govern
ment to sing at every cantonment
in the country.
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BARRED ZONE


VCHDcU TrSSS 11e0sou WI0,J
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-- The
100 yard alien enemy barred zone
order along New York water fronts
went into effect here today. Sew
eral thousand German subjects will
be forced ont of employment at the
different houses and shipping
docks along the East river.
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One Days Supply Of
Coal Ahead in n. Y.

fUnitsd Press Leased wire.l
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-New
York city has only one days sup
ply Of coal on hand, according to
the commissioners of the Coal
Merchants association.
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Portland Phone Workers
To Go Back Friday

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 49,
Striking Portland employees Of the
Pacific Telephone y Telegraph
Co. will report for work at their
old Jobs tomorrow morning.
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Government Expert Is
q Witness for County

r. A. Noble, for IA years IN
charge of government reclamation
service in this state, was called -
witness for the county Wednes-
day in the Camp Lewis condemna-
ton case to refute testimony Of
irrigation engineers put on by
the respondents.