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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

By u. A. fEEsO& Oklahoma Expert
gH~atAl 5tasAetal
ln preparing the seea bed for aifal-
IN yoa sh1uld begin " year or Gvo be-
fore you wish 10 ss~d By planting \
cultivated crop. keeping the ground
welt cultivated and fre~ fgoga w~~sts-
Germ 10 a good crop to prscsds alfalfa.
The critical period Of aIf4lfa is the
s,sst SIX weeks Of the life Of the plant.
The ground should be plowed early
and deep. II should be free frosn
weeds and an free AZ possible froa
weed s.ed- II should be we'll siilsd.
bat nrm W 10 the surface when sas~t-
ed. Fall seeding In September with
cut nurse crop In considered the sur
est method % follow. However. II
there In not d favorable season aad
sufficient moisture In the fall. yau may
sow at corn or cotton plenting tine In
the spring. Prem II to Is pounds Of
seed per acre Ia ample II the seed 10
clean and strong.
When II In sown with u grain drin
attachment. on weil-prepared seed bed,
and when so~n carefully and not too
deep. frnfn 10 TO L. pounds II seed II
quite saffseient. The seed II small
and does not need TO be sosn too deep
just 10 Jon get IL into tho uaosst
dirt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Clothes From Peat.

A very interesting and economical.
ly valuable Invention. In the held Of
Substitute mnterials." has recently
seen the light In sweden, A process
has now been perfected there for tho
manufacture ~ a strong textile ma
trrinl from peat fiber. The Iayeator
began 10 study this process ~ years
ago, but, so far. hls methods were ham.
perrd by tho draw hatk that the pro
cess of manufacture wns much too
costly. he was therefore unable 10
turn his idea to any practical nsr, In.
duced BY the war however. he resumed
his experiments. shti fms nowr nj fast
sdcceeded IN making dress material
from peat an large scale, These
peat fabrics are somewhat cheaper
than those ot artificial wool. and they
are said to hs OF Erra, durability, A
factory for the working OF the proecss
Wholesale IL about TO DO erected
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
LAYING CONCRETE IN WINTER
Such Indoor Work - Cellar Floers
and earr FIosrs May - sso-
cAesfuiiy Performed.

fndoer concr~ts work such a. eel
lar toors and harm torrs uadry cover,
may BE- d"ne successfully In winter. r.
proper pf~cn ntion 10 taken to keep the
t,acr~t~ frcm freezing. Fence pests
and concrete blocks may Be made sue,
c~ssfnIly indsors during the winter,
but outdoor work In concrese Ia not
advisable after the Temperature IL BE-
low - drgr~~a II ycu have scsnc out.
side concrete work to do ia cold
weather. ycu nust keep the cvaeress
frcu trcezing by beating the sasr~sfi.
eats using warm wssrr and eorertnr
80 they win nas trv~xe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
SERIOUS DISEASE or CATTLE


A disease that II more widespread
than most farmers thiak Is contagious
abortion of cattle. |, Ia such 40 In.
ssduous disease that II gets n foot.
hold Ia herd ~ cattle before the
owner In aware and then generaily II
In impossible Ia eradicate It without
sacrificing the herd. A number of dit.
ferent treatments have been advocated
but there IL no sure cure, sags Indiana
Farm and Guide, Caution az to the
condition Of the breeding stock should
h=s ~aa,.Aarresi. !. Itsxsasesi Anirua.r af
either sex should be- stunned ~ the
trouble In carried In this WY. Uher
sources Of the disease arv contanilnat'
I'd food and water. infected bedding.
etc. when a COW aborts several times
In succession or the several other
members Of the herd lose their calves.
one should become suspicious and call
In an experienced veterinarian.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
STRAW IS WASTED ON FARMS
One Of Teeds Ordinarily Thrown Away
o. Permitted to Ret In Pile
Where yhrsshe1.

One II the feds ordinarily thrown
away II straw. which ia wasted or per
mi,tsd to rot In the straw pile where
threxhed The average straw crop
frcm the small grain harvest. when
properly tasea care ef, stacked and
protected until sed out. win help waa-
dertully In the wtntsrsnx II hors.s, cat.
lie and sheep Straw should be fed in
racks arranged 81 II can be forked
down 10 the stuck fresn every day. and
'Ae leftover and refused stnT thruwn
oa, for bedding. Feed spariaxsy each
day and what sali Is ss~en rsay be pat
CO the straw - light brine, iuss enough
to carry a sllght salty taste this will
add 20 ,he psistshle quality ~ the feed
aus Induce Il - he freely ,Axea up by
al to@,lcr.es,tnx aasatals
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
PROTEIN SUPPLY FOR FOWLS


Fowls consred I'm close PETS, ysraa
~ runs where they hav~ little cAasce
70 ~, insects viii need Some kind Of
meat Gr~in viii nvs suIg3y eocqsa
protein aud mineral matter fer best
rysalt~
To sSpFly this demand fcs rr7t@lr
ard mineral Ezs.fer meat rnesl. sneat
scran ~ saassS~ h generally FED.
Laying hsss especially as~i s~oe ~
tssse ferns ~ freed yeEns ealctsas
viii thrive tTtsse II fcsl meat liz sosz~
ferga 'SesxsoaA.sy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
DON'T BE FOOLISH
ard buy an imitation, ges ths origin
yACHER RAIN.

ard buy an imitation, ges the original
vACHER, hAi.M.
Ii III better than afr ef the ssihsti'
tuts palms" for quickly relieving
Souxhs, relds Group. and all Kinds VI
hurts and sar~ness.
The many limitations ara proof that
II IL an unusually coed shirE.
The price Ia only sc per Jar or
Tube. Surely II In worth that TO vet
nd IT n Cough or Cold. or your ealld's
Group ifyoar druggist win no, supply
yea and l have no aera. In yaur local
isy, write Tor the areary,
Every family needs vacher naifs.
and NE supply samples Free, 70 start
tho demand. Y. w. vAtsfIER. Inc.
New Orleans, Ia. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Calonel To-Day! Sick tomorrow!
| Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't TAXI nasty. dangerous calonael when bilious.
eonstipated. heaesclg. Listen 10 met

Csioassa nsakss yss SICK zoe lisa =
tays wvxk. CasoasA N ausckSaayss
kaf II akliysssa: esassssa iasaSvs yeas
liver.
n ycs are hifiaua fN@a iAxy, stag,
Essn sad ali Knocked eat. u yaas ksw-
sls sire ccnssipAssd Aaa yuur bead
aches az stasnAch IA somv. tusf take =
speoafui Ut karEiess rsasuas Liver
Tan& inxseAA az essRx saekemAaT smls-
waiting cslcsAel ncs&soa's ixsef Toac
b real liver ms<isssns. YEAH knew n
n~xt nxniag because yeu viii wahs
up feeding Aa<. yexr liver viii be wask-
ing. ycur headache and dsknine&s gsns.
roar stomach viii be sweet and eew-
ets regular. Yea win feel itke work'
inx, Ysun b cheerful faii af riges
and snhstso<a-
Tear druggist az dealer sells yen q
bottle at Do<tsoa's Liver Toee for q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
JOB FOR FIRST STORMY DAY
Reduce Lees 81 Young Animals by In.
fsctieus Diseases BY Cleaning St.
hiss Thoroughly.

A coed Job for the first ralay day.
rrmn TO 10 per cent Of the yosas
animals are lost each year from such
Infectious diseases a. calf scuurs hog
cholera, blackles. Contagious abortion.
ra~ea m cf suckisns~, dist~mp<r and
other Infectious diseases,
l., RetSksa this les~. at yunnr .aaisns.s
from Infectious diseases by cleaning
the stahle thoroughly and disinfecting
with ~hltewash to which has b~ea add.
ed . per cent crude casbotie acid Or 5
per c~at coal-tar dip This Ii easily
applied TO the wsi,x. ceiling and floors
WITH 4 spray pump
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
CARE OF HEALTH or HORSES
Critical Eye Can sesn piseevss Wren
Anlnai 10 Aisine--ec~s DRIVEN
A. Careless

A critical eye can ~con t<ll BY shs
duh eye. slcw movements. hot hFesth
or shaking OF thu head when 4 hnrse
10 nck. but soene drivers Krcwi. -OA.
! can't stop fcs 4 little thinG IKE
that" They never examine the feet
after . trip, 10 remove the ~rtced
sspoc chat ADvss w. do not warm tss
BIT On csld mornings, or put ca han
h~,s 90 bad dars They overload. hnrs
~ too fast. use too much whsrlasas
and fall to gtvs TIE klEa word and
r~st;rg that ssThtens sas~w st~ fhE
hors~. The kindly used h<se u ~
long.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

fe~ erass under my r@FssnA g.szksnt
tee that IA viii sican rear samxxssA
liver Astsss shsa nasty eAiesness n
waar make yea sssk end ypa en- W.
an,iAing yoa want wtsAn1s Nsaax saSlt
waited. Tear DRUGGIST SsassAsess tLa9
sscA spceasaA with start ycus tlssFs
clean your hs~sas and otSixhieA -
w hy usesaiax cr roo ~ yeu* Hens1
hask. CAsldr~a xaAdly take n0lx1AA1
Liver Teas heewuse u b pleasant asAt-
ias end aessnv gvsrs et CRANE ~
masks them Eaek.
I nm selling miistoas II hattiee -
nAet&ons Liver Tons 10 people ~
have found that this pasAsaHt ss9e
table liver mcsiscsns takes TIE Psacs -
dangerous calanssA. Isay eAe hottie -
my squad. reliable wuarantsA -
your druggist aecss uasN--Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

by local Applications ~ thsy esnnet reach
the Diseased portsan Of the esx. Thsrs b
eniy are vAr to ears Catarrhal Dsafnsss
ana that 10 By 3 Constitutional rxm16y
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE sets
through thA HioSd On the Aaccas Surfaces
u the eyssAm- Catarrhal Deafness b
caused hy N tnnAmsd sosdittea vi the
Wnss AZ ss"' ~. ~ "a e..sn IN, 49,
Fumhilng sound cr imperfect hearing ard
vhsn II 10 snstresy clp~ed. Deafness y the
result .Cnlsss the inAAmm afson cen - se-
duesd ara this tubs restored to ts mot !.
fsvsvs~' Nay essss NJ pssfpsss ~
caused ~ catarrA. which . a. isAamsd
serdts,ca n ies 1aecas epsssrss.
eass Of CAfa,vhal n&afreAs tkAs esan~i
ssp fSgsa I" RAILS cArAh*.
An pruggtsts We, CsFeaiars sfsA
Y. J. ckessy 3 Co.. Te.sda, ohi>.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
METAL SHEETlNG FOR ROOFS
Arranged TO Enable Tinsrnith to Rap
Idly Join Sheets without tho
Use Of Solder.

Tho Scientific American, In lllustrat.
Ing and describing metal root haven't.
sesd by ~. u. Ferry. ct ,Mltdleipyn N.
T., says:
'"rhe object Of this invention Ii 10
provide sheet metal root arranged 10
enable tinsmith or other person 20
rapidly Join the metal sheets for form.
Ing the ruaf sides and the ridge with
out the use Of solder and. to r.udcr the
joints rHinproof and thereby proven,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

stag ho' Stag hey y shnrssed the
merry %raaaoihays ~ they cassae wsnd'
Tag their way shrvash tho sssow,
~AA1~ said We with elaad ssaile.
''it In inas~d plr@ss.re - observe
that the knewietgs that your tasks
have been wel, ana faithfully aane
dts yac with Joy, sing On, dear lads.
sad
~Aw. picksls'~ they heered III one
sasce The heating plant has tresca
dswn aud car xhseai"mifsdet rrinci'
pal 10 freezing Ia death .. hts desk.
fiS~v~ -wr saraa .1ihEts&slx.. hg.Epaa,Jty.
whoop sre-sioo ."~ Kansas city star,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR

To halt piat Of water add GA Bag
Hum, 3 SNAIL bot Of Basbo Cempoand.
sad o. Of glyeer,as, Any druggist can
put this w Or you ean m,l 1t OF home a
very h:.le cost. Full directions TOR tuak
Ing and use coms In each box Of Barbo
Compound IL will gradually dasken
stseakrd. faded gray hair, and make IL sot
and gloss, /. will no, color the ~alp. is not
sticky or greasy. and does not rub oh Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
To CAieulats Amperaoe,

To f'nd the horsepower Of an elsc-
tric meter. II tina current II direct.
multiply the volts hy the amperes and
divide the product BY TAI IL the cur.
rent Is alternate you must multiply
also BY the power factor There are
meters which g,ys the power factor ~
another meter gives volt or ampefv
rNAdinx., ,........,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
PROTECTION FROM CUR Does


She~r shszuid - protected frssn
4@gs NJ Night ay rattine ths-i snsa ta~
sheep esra or sncfassax tss~rn In Hne
wexthsr by a high hart sire fssc..
Esv~y sheer nw1s- who asscuvc-s .
s-rsy aeg 20 his Yisen sSeVsgA ses hs~s.
tate r. all nin rafi NJ NacksAre. He
IL trespesxer ard TIE lsw VII oct
teeeA o man was kills kl@A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Try 10 uuy ons Brssdsr to Estabilsh
Unissrmity-osssd From etseHe
Rama

When starting 4 farm deck tn to
buy of one breeder tn order to rwsah-
liah rniformlty. a ssmrnesa that In In
bred. - TO SPEAK, that there viii h
no question at hereditary influence In
earring similarity throughout the
fock. Breed from rams cs mrorg
breeding propens'.i~s, rams that bare
been bird ~ hl.ssd lines that viii re
produce their strcax snd valuable
The adherence 10
pu~hred ssres Ii principle that
should not he overlooked
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

these periods varies, says Winthrop
Rowland In Farm ard Home These
periods continue In aanased docs until
spr!ng.
Seine does shaw Meditation 10 mate
much later Id fiss yvss taax sshesss but
after March q doe seidasn comes In
season until fall Now and then dee
win come In season only oac~ darins
the y~ar. II she liz known TO have this
peculiarly she should be bred at that
time.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
PLANK DRAG COMES IN HANDY
ussfsi In Lsssiing pssSasa Grsss1 and
6ssskiag leisss--5e&rds Rcd
Tscsshsr BY BsstA

THfs plank drag eoabss In handy fos
ssseaaag Eaowea srvHza aEd ArsakAHg
eaods II N . feet srGx aud saads ef
eve isa-lnch noarsas . ineh@s side,
writes Charles s~hfo~isr In Oklaasefna
Farmer. The boards overlap esse an
ether a little just as sa0wn. and they
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
SEASON FOR BREEDING GOATS


An rule dees kseta 10 ecsss In sea.
con tn August ar Ssptsmb~r cnd u
rare Instances In Iaiy. n thsy ara
not bred they Goose In sessoH r~gasariy
sbSat every 81 days sishcaxh To- scsas
toss the numker a. days between
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
SAVING SEED IS PROFITABLE
Zeal ard Labor Spt~t in cui.fvstisr
VIII Nc. Make up FOR Lack Of
Fereslsst

II ySpS neglected to insure pleaty q
high quality sF~~ts for aext years
pisneins VII the neal ard Is'-sr yea raay
sjsead In cultivation s4A ns1, Es#ke az
scr lac& of ier~asai h. SAVING thu good
seS>l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

IMITATION 10 HNcERgsr FlArTGsv
bot like counterfeit mousy the imits-
tian has not the worth Of the original
Insist On IA Creole Hair Dreas,ng--
it's the original. Darkena your hair In
The natRrai way, bot cootains no dye.
Price ti-m.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
t4aasy psaak crsA

are held together By being hoattd. ard
BY mailbag On The scsntiiays ~ shown
In the drawiax. A chain IL passed
around under tho front end at thu
sesasiings with the st.xie trees u the
other cod 10 hitch on the team.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

SAe--.i like the ~@y the men hsd ~
taikiax In the days VI ala ~ATs knlshts
we're eaid.
He -iiaw Gid they talks
she-.-TA~s had habit Of sayinG
~Ah, marry, viii II"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Take the Old Saaad&Ta GROVES
TAsTELkSS chill TONIC. Ven tssv
What you ars taxing. N sAs tosmslA =
rsia,sd % every label, showing Il y
puisiss and iroa Ia sAstsls~ tcrM ~
0ainia1 drives ~ ''MsAeesa eAhA 1esA
hslids up The sysssfA - es~aA .s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

War menus recently figured on the
kaiser's table, for hs IN reported 10
have entertained thu chancellor. Won
iiindenburg aud Won Ludendorf to
vegetable soup, pudding and cheese.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Following Nla Gent.

MY boy always liked TO get at the
bottom VI things"
where In he nowr'
"in the trenches
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

use "Henovine" and be cured. DO not
wal. until the heart organ In beyond
repair. Renewing fx~ffss h~art sod
nerve tonic. Price Soc and 81 CO. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Ehinesx DeIla,

chnese and japanese bells are clap
peritas and are never swung. their
tonrs being produced by striking them
with wooden mallets
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

n racer homes are placed upon
ssscn< rnaxnsts. r&ssss will he he'd
aat. ard cat lie shsrpened more rap.
idly and accurately.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

To keep clean ass healthy taks Or.
Pterrw's Pleasant resietx They rexu.
late liver. bowels and ssrrsaeh~---Aar.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
poN-r sN,FFtG.

yct cxn M yoasse1 n shat SAlA ~
the head by taking LAXATIVE ouinsdiSs
Tablets. Prac~ sc. Aiso used IN
cAsea ~ La Grippe md fur s~vwss
head6ches. RwsnerEbeF thst.~~Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Many a ~eSnlied smart iaan~sraarss
sseearss 81 his alleged wasrfasss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Philadelphia may catnpss traAnts 10
60 tn work tn fnrtaftes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Fame AT ssN csvs, Of hassr 10 fvssiy
aSngsf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

Sectional Perspective View Of Sheet
Metal Roof With Psrts eroksn
Away.
leakage, use II made Of metal sheets
provided at zach sId~ ~t,b m uptnrned
AUDITING member termfhatthg IN III In
ward aud dowasarslly beat fange and
\ PEAK shaped seam cap fttlnx over
the tanSpA
The evening herald., 1918-05-10
ORAF TED MEN WILL
MARCH TO STATION
At 7..3O TONIGHT
Chester A. Wheeler, Motorman,
Will Be Captain Of Increment
Which Will Depart for Fort
Mcdowell, Calf.

Hcrnuillo ,ountv's increment u
tw,ut, five mcu Tor Fur, Mcdowell.
cob. viii sntran e. .u u.,Iu,k tu-
night ON Santa pie train $50
The duft board u.u, uuu lr.
arrangements Tor the "u'rtum'ut TINS
morning. giving the y N.s uut u.
structiors issuing w,0 and trims
portutiou tickets AMI appointing Off.
rcrs of the Increment chester A.
Wheeler. street ear motormuu who
was formerly % soldier was named
captain ana Manuel O. raca, Frank
pcamau and lose : Garcia u"ut"n-
ants
The men win report IT the draft
boards Headquarters In the stern
building az 7:3O O'Clock tonight and
march from there to the santa r."
station. accompanied by members of
tho board \ band probably VIII
head the increment on the march
from the honrd'e headquarters to the
railway station
Tho snlcri, who VIII matte up 'h"
increment .u puri trr.
\ 4 Thompson. Gallup, RAILWAY
fireman.
Jacob Gull.ros. wiiams. Ari2 au-
tomohuc driver
Achnle Authoman unurcr
Tranoito Gonzales. lJnCrcr
Carlos Domingucz hhorCr
Pedro Baca, farm 'Ihor'r.
Narinno AraEnn, farm lnhorcr
q ~ Niz2i, bartender
Chester Wheeler motorman
Ton ~ Herrera. railway labOrer.
V. u. Evans. tclegraphcr.
A. u. Stachlin. plumber
Pcrfccto Martinez
" $ lateman.
Stanley II. Carson,
Manuel g. Baca
The following men. who will form
part OF the increment. are volunteers.
Frank Beaman. clerk.
Jose & Garcia. lahorcr.
Juan laCa, lahorcr
Emiliano Gutierrez. lnhoror
Herman Chavez, automobile driver
Solomon Madrid ahorer.
Sick Tancrcdi
" / Johnson
\ H. Waugh
The evening herald., 1918-05-10
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Tho Hu's ~ 80 NuthuuN's orphan.
| ar" VIII prc.vu The hItputlnE Coup
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! u u. matinee 70 n Music
/ furnished n. 'h" indian school nul
.m" inr good h'. h1.
I I."nrf' \ George ih. plumber '..
t.N ID,' we'd u 'uttur FROM h. brother
j ''H' ii1r George ..ul 'hI'
u' hHd r"u. .h'd France l'"nI'i if"
! ',.ras nn officer ut th, tuNrfH
'H"HF
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var worker, ,uufrr"rc~
br so. .u, ll.'' lt.,s d'.f H. '"'
~uiui-h-Amcrlrtr Nurmp. huu' CO.,
I.i Vitn be- N.stiunr Iu Aihuru"rou"
col. Ralph E Tu s'h,u ui Santa Fr
B., hero Tor tho war worker confer
orrc col Tvtchcu Is m charge 90
~ spcnk,rs' bureau 90 me g'Jt"
council a. defense aud 's now "r-r0-
.ur force ror q y'rtc-wIdc 'p"oE'rt
campaign hich viii "nuiinu" Ird'i-
!nitelv
Pert Philips, one Of IA" most wide
The evening herald., 1918-05-10
STATE TRACK MEET
GIVES PROMISE or
SHAT TERED MARKS
smaulding, Albuquerque Entrant,
Nearly Equals Record for 100.
yard High Hurdles, Running
Against Strong Wind.

The state track meet started tu-p.,.
Iou-lN tins afternoon al the uu.-
N'rsitNs field when SuIuluIug AlUu-
,u.rpuc high school nearly 'Iuullcd
the state record ir the i.V.N.rd high
hurdles, running against strong
houdW,ud. lie covered the distance boz
10 as s., .uud~. The record IN IG SEQ
The shot pat halt-milc run. pole
vault ms" run. relay race ana mop
-tap and Jump were stricken from ,hC
yet Of prclminaTIcs bDyaus" OF tho
.Ict that enVants were lew Ia these
~. ITS and elimination was not rcccs-
tlTy. An entrants In these events WILL
tart ina the finals scheduled for sat.
uTday afternoon
The results oi the preltminuriee fol-
low
lO0.yard dash First heat Smauld.
ing, Albuquerque. won, Jones. llos'
v,Il. second, Sgaiz.uL Albuquerque.
third. Time--lu A.5. Sacond heat.
lla.sctt Roswell. won: Hale. lioswcli,
o, oru. Miller. Albuquerque. third
Time ~
regard high hIrdI". FIRST neat.
Smmldug. Albuquerque, won. Austin.
Roswell second. T,mo..l6 80. rsc-
,nd heat. Blake Albuquerque, won,
Fuw Albuquerque second Thine
go 10
High jump triton, Roswell. Austin.
boswell LDvel1nd. santa ~. Smau,d-
.ug. Albuquerque. VI llnr. Alhuqncr-
cue, aud Sedillo. Albuquerque, quail.
;.rd. Height recessary To qualify
: feet & inches.
S4U-yard dash--First u"at Brssctt.
Roswell. won Jones. Roswell. second /.
Covert. Dawson. third Tme--5i
S,sond heat Austin. Roswell won
Blake. Alhupucrquc second. clutciou.
Santa Fe. third. Time i.j
The evening herald., 1918-05-10
WHEAT SUBSTITUTES
TO Be 80 PER CENT
CHEAPER IN STATE
Hoover Sends State Food Admin
istration Urgent Instructions 10
Reduce Price of Corn, Barley
and Oats.

Vigorous instruction. tu force down
the rr.r, o. wheat substitute. 60
pcriu!N corn barley auG uats-tu IS
per cent below the price ur wheat
flum. were received TODAY from Her
bert Hoover national food admins
traitor. hy State Food Administrator
Ralph G. Ek
Mr. EIv ~ld th.r morning that
never before ha. Nr Hoover used
such positive language ron conveying
instructions To- the local office. ~ le
clo1r thJi the foH,rul administrator
is bon d,td earnest and q hir drop n
The evening herald., 1918-05-10
Soldier and His Wife
Arrested on Charge
of Stealing a Car

Arraigncd before Justice of the
Peace Mcclellan Yesterday on the
charge OF stealing an automobile
Private e. -. Burton. field artillery
ana MS wife pleaded not guilty The
court then set THEN preliminary hear,
INK fpr saturday
The soldier and his wife were ar
rested late Wcdu,Iuy az Socorro hv
Under sheriff Eu,ru Bnca They
were brought to \lhupuorpuc hy
Jailcr j. NJ skinner
Mrs Candido Gonzales is owner Of
~" automobile vitn me theft uf which
the soldier and hi wife are charged.
Her son. Private a o. Gonzales. ~.
ported to the police several DAYS ago
that ho had lcut 'no automohile to
Burton ana that hr had mos returned
The polio. then nvgnn the search that
led tu the arrest Uf Burton and hls
VITO
The evening herald., 1918-05-10

Every dey HERALD WANT ADS
find help, secure positions: sell article'
no longer needed; rent houses flats
apartments. stores ana real estate; finf
the lost: sell hOusls. lots and farms
The evening herald., 1918-05-10

Every aal IrH,lD VAST ADS
find helr. secure p... lone. e.i art. e
no loag'r 'eeded. rent huU..s r.'s.
apartments '.r. and r'lI es'r'. f.l
'hs lHs' sn| N....r. lHfs 1rT rrms.