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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

the very general use OF prunes. orange
juice. and apples Fruits. like the
vegetables. have mineral elements
which the body requires Serve fruits
in some form at least once day. H.
general follow the same rule as for
vegetables III deciding in what form
they should be served.
Fruit juices and The pulp OF
cooked fruit, baked apples and pears.
and stewed prunes, for example, are
safest for children. Whether the
skins are given depends partly on the
age ami health of the child and partly
OH the way the fruit is prepared. II
the skins are very tender. they are
not likely to cause trouble. except
with very young children. When APP
pies and pears are baked the skins
can be made tender by frequent bast-
ing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01
VACATION

Little bank roll, ere we part,
Let me hug you to my heart.
All through the war I've chung to you
I've been faithful, you've been true.
Four Liberty Loans have made you
limp,
One Victory Loan has added its crimp
Now, little bank roll. in day,
You and will start away
To some gay and festive spot;
I'll come back, but you will not!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

LADIES'! We save you IS to SIS
on coats, suits and dresses. Women's
Wear Shop-the store of small ex-
pense-609 Fidelity bnilding. Taco
ma. (Adv. 5-2-tfB).
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01
Funeral ut rrninu.

The fuuera! Jt Mart +. Owens. son
of MIR and Mrs. Tom Owens. who was
recently kii.ad la mine accident il
Illinois. was conducted in 1enino W3'h
members % the Tono Miners union
acting as pallbearers. The young
man was horn in Bucoda. in l9ol In
addition to his parents he is survived
by a sister. Mrs. Catherine karkin OF
Seattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01
JOHN H. MCGOWAN

Funeral services we're conducted
at the Church of the Brethren Thurs
day afternoon for John H. Wogo-
man. IS years old, who died at the
family home on the South Bay road
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Wogoman
had lived here for the past 1 years
and IL survived by two brothers and
feAr sisters. The remains were laid
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01
WATER TANKS FOR SALE.

Good water tanks, from IS bar
rels (23O0 gallons( to 200 barrels
10000 gallons), complete with hoops,
so cents a barrel. Northwest Fruit
Products Co., formerly. Olympia
BREWING Co. Phone 1000. (Adv
8-1-tf).
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01
DRY WOOD.

There is no health bread made as
good as Roman Meal Bread, which Ia
for sale by Reder & Phillips. (Adv.
4-3-tf b..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

Buy better bread-buy the best
like it. 1t is known
las Roman Meal bread. You can get
1T in Olympia. (Adv. 5-1tf).
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

Tacoma's Exclusive Boys Suit
Shop. sixth floor of Fidelity Bldg.
(take elevator), 18th and Broadway,
Tacoma. There is where money is
saved. Double seat and knees in
every suit. making them last twice
as long. 3-4-tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

For Sale or Trade-Good bakery
and restaurant. Owner retiring from
business. Capital City Bakery, IFS
West Fourth street. (7-3-4")
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

Buy War Savings Stamps - be a
regular fellow. The saving habit
grows.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

to rest III Mi Tabor semeter!, Tn
dertaker Jesse T. Mills handling ar
ra.g,mentS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

For Sale - Span of 7-year,old
able. Have no further use for them.
Phone 3F12. w. r. Shaman. Route
2, Olympia. (Adv. 1920
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

Used cars give you most value for
your money. Get them from a re-
liable dealer-the Square Deal Ca
rage, 81 Columbia. (Adv. 7-18-19tf)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

For Sale-New Harley Davidson
motorcycle. 1919 model. fully
equipped. electric wiring system.
Terms 500 cash, balance on easy
nayments. Klass Mekkes. Box IS,
r. F. D. MOL Olympia. Phone
37F4. (Adv. S-1-2)s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

I Unusually fine 20-acre ranch;
chickens and pigs; best Of soil; close
to Olympia; for sale cheap. Inquire
Washington Standard. (Adv. 1870
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-01

For Sale-Maxwell 5-pSssenger
touring car in good running order.
Cheap If taken at once. Inquire COS
North Sixth St.. corner Yew. Phone
874-J. (Adv. SLID"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

lInter3eid]nung 6es Jricoenyuertraas
Uerboten. Gberridter @ieaerif bob
ten tempordren ginbalt@beiebl All,
Ser 0 Der Star Opera COMPANY
erIuH9t mor0eH mor mo 0urb Den
Die itQ0tii6en @,h5toen a~baebalten
waren, Gpernuor ~ellungen in oellt.
lfer Sprate I'M Serington 39eater
ju perbin0ern.
Eorauibln pur0e anQefiuoiat,
oaB feline meiteren 8~orItcaunacn
ltottiinoen niiroen.
Sroe Der Grcteite Der Qmcricon
2eBion nurOcu funi @orItellunQcu
1e1cbcn, nobel es 8u GrapaIIcn tam.
5nternatiOnnle 4r6eiterfonferens.
MaibinGton. Ytebr oils oreiBig
]tationen limo auf Der Slternatio.
nalen arbejter. aonieren3 ucrtretcn.
Ole bier fy0ffntt muroe. Gle Son
icren3 ii, cine Sdopiung ces Ser.
TRACES ron Ier,aiaeS mo bat ocn
3med, Die Yrbeitcrpcrbdltniiic III
Ser gon,en @!eit 81 regeIn.
Setretdr @iIion ingte BEL ser
S%r0fimrng, er p.roe Die &eriamm.
lung ols noie III Der Organization
begriffene aon'eren5" bc3eidnen.
Gr pcrbleibt oamit bel Dem Stan5.
punft, oaf nltr ioldc Stnoten. .pel.
DIE oen Gcrt-og yatiii5icrt 6ohcn.
ofii3icI al Der aOnfercn5 teiIncb.
men
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

nSfou," ingte Elm 9oIibri gu ieis
mem Weib6en, oas neben ibm ouf
elmer %ioncnbliite inb, ga bat Elm
GROCER Grbentreter cine Wenge tleis
ner Groentreter perm6tet."
Dos Wetbdeu 3tpiti9srte: yS6abe.
0teIe tleinen 5tliimpden limb 10 nett
bin uno ber9eroIt um ibren groben
&lumPen; es l6ien foit, ais OBJ tie es
mdren, bic i'm pa6len maften. Sd
blhe mid mon6mol gefr09t." iebte lie
no4 elmer Puule bin3u uno bemiibte
It'd, getItrei6 ous5uleten, rob lie ii9
nidt an GnDe bod obii6tli9 belpes
gen uno einen Biaen uno iogor eli
nen 4nioB 0 SeeIe bacon"
.@eraoe 10 piel als bic gldtter Der
8dume. Die riibren iih ou9 3eits
meiie; limb oesbalb lie bic urIote
Ieiues Wodstumse" ip0ttelte Dos
Y}dnnden. Rein. 9eIie6te GinfoIt,
ihretbe linen ni6t gu, mas bns oIz
einige Grbtsil Der sriteu unter ben
g~eflu9elten 2~ebeipeIen lit - Der 80
gel uno gang Defenders Der &o!ibri,
neil lie Die 5einiten. bic SA0nten
limb unb peil be 0eIhpinotgteit ibs
res 6lu9e8 nit Der 8ei9pinDigtsit
oes S6nles pstteiferu fam. 6iir
uns itejnt Die Come, fir uns brinQt
Die ShOlls. oos W1i7er, Die 2uft
Nabrl,uJ in tuuisno ditiger 0eitaIt
bsrpor. mir lino Der Wlittelpuntt
oae5 SeieHo:n. poueuoete 80gel, Ons
9efun5ens GngeI; oenu uls iol6e
'hpebeu Die lsligen @eiiter ~unierer
8~orfobren I'm bas Req oes b06Iten
GngeIs, mad osTeu Yor6ilb mir qes
Idaffen limb. Der 9immeI unb Groe
unO oas ShidIol isoe8 ei13slnen So
Iibris in ieinen mihti9en 6Gngen
bdIt."
0dS Weibhen perituuo lbn 3pnr
nitt. ~bepurbsrte i'm cbtr bod iebr,
beetle iih out, ibm rent gu gebsn,
oenn ijs befonoen Iit mob in ben
6titterlroten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
parabfIn uon 3tlarie uom
Ghnrr-T ldDenbadD.

SIN llrpnIb tief per6orgen befano
lib Elm ~groBurti5er Nm~eiIen6ou. 9os
8oltfen, oo5 IGN beipobnte, mar
fleiBig unb peiis; es potte ii9 i'm
&auie Der Snbrbunoerte cine pOrtrsft.
Ii6e 8,rfanung duI ebenioIte 8eieBe
gegebsn. Die Wiienidoften purosn
in SIREN gebulteu, Die ainits ges
pfIegt; 10 bIubten lie Bonn aud uno
triebsn rei1e 5riiAte, 6ortpdbreno
entoedten Die 8e,e5rten epiJe Wabrs
beiten, unO Die &unitler b0 ten nift
auf. IN terblihe Werte gu i6uffen.
Sine 3i~piIiiotiQn pie Die uniere,"
iagten bic Qmeiien, Ytonn .lidt mebr
untergehen. &initige 9ei6Ie9tsr
perbeu bos Gr6e antreten, es pere
mebrsn uno in unoufhoItfamsm
6ortiArttt gu elmer 9ouenDung ses
Ion9en loien, BON Der Iogor bas
ameisIite Ahnungsperm03en ii9 tsis
men 8egriff ma6:n tann."
Sn bieiem Qp6gsfible i6peISte
ele Jtdtton, uno es b.9eIlterte ne gu
lmmer neuen unD soIeren Seitrebun>
gen.
% ~e-eiqnste IS Iid, BOP zines Sos
ges Elm 80ne oss We8es fam. Gr
bemertte ben 2lmeiienbou ni6t uno
iAritt gemd6Iid nit byeiten SoBsn
iiber ibn 9inneg. 0obei tpeoeIte er
nit benz S9mnn3e, benn i'm mar
betB, uno pebelte ben gon5en 8uu
Iomt ieiner &ultur uno ben spigen
Wabrbetten uno Den unlterbliAen
&unitperten 10 griinoIia fort, bob
teine Spur bon linen iibrig blieb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

llnolcid ieincu @rii0crn Sirtu5 mo
.{upier. Die in Der belgiiden armer
0ienten. frat er in ocn 0iterreidlis
i6cn Gienit, erfIorte ober bai
aricqsbcqinr. baB er iib Dei8em
urroe, gcgen Die 6ran3oicn gu fdm'
pien.
SnIoIQe Der Qriea50ienIte 6e3
FTu5n t5gllr b9itaHo etUa5 6eino'
icligfcjt gegcn iclue @cirat nit Der
@roBbcr5o9u Charlotte, ober Die
lcbterc crtlarte. oaB e5 cine 2iebe5.
bcirat Jet mo oaB lie feineu anoercn
b~ciraten lperDe. Ios &olt ron Hlt-
rembur9 fiigte lid 0ieier Aniidt.
9cbrcr am Streif.
TariS. - @uuocrte pon SduIcn
in 6ranfrcid liu0 CUR Belt obnc
Qebrcr, ga Icetere lid mcigertcn. Den
ljnterrift 5u einem Qobniobe 5u er.
tcilcu, Der nm 30 |ro3ent nieorigcr
lit oils Der, lpeIdlcr Den gcrpobnliden
~ngl0bnern be}ublt miro. SIT Dem
Wanoel an Ytild, &oblen, 3uder.
@etreioe, 0oioIin, Butter, Gals un0
aleingelo aber fommt nun nod Der
Nonael az SduIlcbrern,
GrioIgc Der 9IrecrIidjcu.
gtrn. Sic biirgcrlide Ereiia ser
Sdnei3 ipritt ibre @cuugtmug
barber rus. 0oB bei Der 0atjonal-
pabI mr. 80 So3ialiitcn in Den ia.
tionoIrot gcD0bIt mur0en. Sic be.
3eidlnet 0a5 @ablreiuItat ais eile1I
Sicg Der Gemofrutlt gegen Die Gy'
trcmiitcn, Ole ali cine id)ipere 9iie-
0erInge Ser bitrgerIihcn Eorteieu
gereduct batter.
Inter 0Gu to9 Nt~itQlle0crn 0e3
GatloualrotC3 mer0en Die Yortcien
in ioIgcn0er Starfe oertreten iein:
Gooifolc 9cnofraten 90; autboliitj,
H0nicruntlne Az; So5tallilen IS;
Die nelle @ouernbortci 27; Iibcralc
Qemofratcn 8; oit-ihmei3cr Demo.
trutelt !; 6rlltlldner }; ~briigerlld)'
progrciiinc /.
3Olibat blcibt bcitebcn.
@eni. - Gcpcitjcn aus SIMS
brtf io1cn, ooB Grjbiidof Sfornoc,
Der uor eiuem Wonat aus Som in
&rag cingetroifcu lit, cine An}abl
tifctiihcr fatboIiidcr 8rieiter er.
fommuri3jcrt bat, Die iid) troB oes
Eerbota uerbciratct batteu. IS bat,
ten lih 81 Grieltcr 6rnucn genom-
men mo iort9cictt sic %ilidtcr
Der Griciterihoit oltsqciibt. Sic
perorl non Der NeU0lfcrunQ oIQe-
mein untcritilbt. Die in 400 Cor.
fern unc @cmcinoen nm 8roQ her.
nm cine Nctition an 0en Eopit Dor.
bereitet bat. oo3 8cieb, oa8 Oa&
8rieIter3oIibut uerbictet, oui5tbe.
ben. ioipeit IS 1ihedoiIomotien be.
trifft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07
J D.
Strcif Scr Ser1arbcitcr.

ErGionopoli5. Ser @oQNuQ3.
rat Ser GcrciniQten @~ergorbeitcr pon
Amcrifn trat SIT elmer Situng gu.
I1mmeu, nm Die IeBteu &or6ereitun
acn fir Sen fomuteu0cn Streif ser
@eitfobIcuQrdber 81 t~reifen. 81.
he I~5pcn0uug 0c5 Sncif$ iei I'M.
m0aIih, mlyr0c gcioqt, obcr cine
Ncnoerlu1q in Ser NQJtund ser @rlt'
henGeiiber fonrte enc ihneQe Ncen.
oigituQ sur Gotge habcn. I5nt iibri.
Qcn bJic6cn sic A}itQlicNer bel Ser
irijhor erIoIiereu GrtIGrunq.
Wnfnu6mcn orr Rceirrune.
MQih;nJtou. Gle Ncgierlmg
fat mitbcilta oui Sen Oro6enoen
0~ohIcuitreif circ 2Uniohl pom Mob.
reQcln ia5 9tltle QeioBt. mcIt6e oen
3ncd hobclt. 0as golf Dor Not un0
@eifmcr0e 81 idiitcn. 81 oen &c,
plortrr MaBrcQcM qeh6reu;
&ollItGnoiger StNut iiir Nr6eiter,
Sic nid't ou Ser Streit Rohcn mol,
Icr;
N,eOereinicbunl Ser Nei5itoii.
&erpoItrnQ nit &oQmoht. pie mdh,
reno oe3 Nriele3 0ontItcrn un0
@rabidcrn 81 %ocrhiitcn;
3utcilunn Ser GohIc1t iiir Tomi.
lien. Giicnb1hren ms rcicntIidlc
SuNlt'tricn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

Ter rrite gall r@nI
oideS NrduIctn hobcn nohI ritts
:um Siecn2"
Cod, ober Id babt feinen
StlbI."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
Executive Board of
Tax Association to
Meet Next Monday

'santa Fc. n. NJ. Aug. a. Tho
executive committee OF the TaxpnY-
srs Association Il New Mexico viii
hold a meeting at Santa Fo next
Monday. August 18Th. One OF the
obJecis OF the meeting ~ 10 determine
y datr OF the annual meeting Of the
nArorlation. Al preaont, the suR-
Eestion II n sr consideration TO hold
n loint meeting Of the association
with the county and state tax Of
nciols. Such a meeting OF county
commissioners. nsseasors, collectors
aud district attorneys viii probably
De called by the State Tax comn,ls-
sion about the middle OF October.
The Increase In the 1919 tax rate
M Indicated by county and city
budgets is causing general concern
9nd VIII be one OF the subjects Of
discussion. Taking nine counties tina
have been studied. " ~ found that
in the political subdivision paying the
heaviest rate for all purposes, the
Increase viii range from 25 to SO per
cent higher than for 1915. An in
quiry as TO the cause OF the Increase
aud as the possibility OF modifying
the proposed rate viii be a part OF
the plan Of The associations work
during The next few weeks proc6 ding
the making OF final leVies by boards
Of county commissioners m October.
The laws passed by NJ last legisla-
ture affecting public nn1
expenditures will be reviewed by the
committee az ~ meeting next Mon
Hay. or special interest will he tho
proposed amendments to the constl.
tuition to be voted IN September 10th
next and the possible results OF the
adoption OF those amcndm lnts. sun
another inquiry will be made as 10
the numerous issues of certificates CT
indebtedness authorized by the last
legislature. A proposal to make n
special investigation Of tho finances
Of the fifty Incorporated cities. towns
and villages OF the stnie may be sub
mittcd FOR consideration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE
Story Of Unusuai cOurtship and Marriage.
By BEEcHER
''....'... fCopyrirht 1910. by carolyn u~ecci,erl ..

- y
70 we'll" : was playing opposite
Alfred.
- on have ne beat a nile" Alfred
responded. All this pcrsi1nge pleased
me, not because Of myself hut be-
cause Manyine heard. knvw ina
llf!u things Ike this counted In the
lons run Ia Aiy eifort 10 make him
proud OF me. THAI was why | had
taken such palms to learn bridge. ann
Why ! had mentioned AZ 20 often. 1t
Was Of the piyots upon which
turned my future happiness.
4 came out ahead az our table. and
then played az tie table with Man
vale. IL really was funny. MIR.
Clayton was my partner. and Man.
willie declared good naturedly that we
had wiped up the floor" with them.
You Wouldn't be 40 good nutured
u was ans one but your wife who
had beaten as 80 badly Mrs. Clay
ton. who vas playing with him. de-
ciared, ny good luck followed me 4
had the highest individual score. also
the highest With a partner. The
prizes were lovely. And was per-
iectiy delighted when Mrs Markham
fald "a every one could hear:
You must join our cluo at once.
Mrs. Hyde. We ANT afford to have
50 good a player absent, even n We
have TO take in three more to get
you
Il she'll be very pleased 70 join.
MR.. Markham" I replied. wondering
whether h was honest in wanting
me TO ioin, or IL Il was another sam-
pie Of her tact. ] noticed AIRS. Clay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

my face. I was q play with Mr..
Chnse, Ruth Markham ana alfred.
We Wore 20 pivot. so . know before
the evening was over ! should play
with Munyille.
MI Chase said so many compile
monfary things TO mo hat had not
known my zane perfectly l should
have been too embarrassed 90 play
we'll Hut from the beginning the
cards came lay way. I recalled
something I had heard father sly
anent cards. that one could neither
put spots on or take Thorn on the
cards n that the hest player In the
world could not win II the other fell
low had the cards.
You play 70 remarkable game. Mrs.
llyd" Mr.. Chase said. aud I saw
MHnVlllc. who va at the next table.
turn his head and listen.
- rave 10 whom my partner plays
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14


! u. =. Weather bureau. Santa Fe.
n A.; Weather anu crop conditions
New MeNico for the week ending
y uguat i2th, 1912:
u week was moderately warm.
ht with sufficient and gem
Pal rams 10 be very favorable for
be rapid growth Of crops and con
nued the good condition of stock
nd iHnee. Harvest OF winter wheat.
onunues la northern DISTRICTS and
|prink wheat u turning. Corn In
eneial ~ iilling In well. In the
puthern districts alfalfa Town Will
roouce one cutting this season. Veg
tbieh aud fruits are excellent and
.bunGant.
Black lake-Good rains during the
eek. Crops looking fine.
State toiiege-Local showers very
ehetlcihl " growing crops which are
excellent condition. Temperature
bad sunshine adequate.
Amert'o-goOd rains .attcr half OF
eek helped crops and range greatly
pune hal but no npprecluble damage.
hefmoan Crops doing fine. Con-
uOus lar better nov than In previ-
1s YEAR, for q good stand Of cora.
lialia so"n may have one cutting
hiE season.
Cuatilla Winter wheat ready 10 cut
pring wheat turning a little.
Jemoz Springs-Crops growing
cll. Second crop of alfalfa almost
"ul lu 'NA runs Hhn carry peach
" 'lPehhhB. Aptlcots about gone
living ~ crops gfowlns nicely.
't,"h putlng on wen
"uk",l"h li'aNy falh bekihhilk OF
? "e'k. warm ~ sunshiny lattef
'it' i.nhEes cNceli"ht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

ton looking a. her IN q manner I ana
not IKE. 80 was not surprised when
she said
"ioun lind you vii not be as pop
ular ~ o have been " Mrs. HYDE
Joins the club Il wsa said IN a ban-
teftne manner. but every M knew
whAt she meant.
Y VIII .Icld the palm a gracefully
a. may" Mrs. Markham replied.
making me q low bow. How J. enyied
her he Wit p the tact n pos
tessec. She WIS 80 clever at repair
tee. 10 bright and why. No wonder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14

men liked 10 IL with her. Al Dimes
! liked her In spite Of myself. This
Wis p Of the times.
ON u way home after . late sun
per. ~ ! enusgied against MAnvilieI
he ruidt
! Was very proud Of you tonight.
Susan"
- am riad I played weIfr was all
| raid, happy that he had heca
pleased yet wishing he had called
me dear. lust This once. Instead o.
"Eusnn." 40 Ionred 10 he prttod 4
httle' 80 wished ne would be o little
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-14
An Unusual

WILL hANNt ~ "
II was the hieht VI Jnnc's bridge.
was ofessed and waiting for Man
vile. My dre8s was perfect ana
was 20 excited I could scarcely keeu
still. had prhcticed indefatlgably
with my bridge teacher unul ! frit nu
fear o. my game. Hut 1 felt exactly
us June had sald-as Il I we're n do
butante. I wus making my bow to
the bridge set TO which ! 20 ionFed
To hciohE and Of whom ! had bcen
Jealous ever since my marriage.
You lock very nice" MHnylllo
said az ] "piruuetted before him 10
show my gown. put this ON" He
opened q box he held In his HIND and
held up a string uf pearls. I gasped
with delight. While always gener-
Ous. Mnnvlile had bought me a few
Jewels. ". said once I was too young;
mat ! would have time enough for
them whcn | was a dowaEer.
"ph. how iovofv' Thnnk you so
much' Pee they are lust what I need
20 make my costume perfect" I
stood or tiptoe and waited FOR u kiss.
Aanviiie bent down ana kissed me
not once. but twice. Then aaid:
Yes, they do Improve YOU. al
though you hardly need them for
that reason"
MANY thnnh- for those kind
words" swept him a courtesy.
laughing for pure JOY. ! would win
him yet. win him from everyone else
aud not by f~ault-nndlng or u Of the
supposedly sure ways which Mrs.
Clayton 80 gilbly advised. but by be-
INK tactful and patient. felt that
was the only way with a man like my
husband masterful man.
June was delighted when ! showed
her my pearls, battered me and said
she was jealous BECAUSE she had
/ entered the drawing room
with Manvilie. feeling 40 excited and
happy that ! '1ew I showed u In
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less formal with me. I always fsIt
This way when had been where June
ana Alfred we're. They were 20 a.
~feciionate and - tender n talking 10
one mother. Susan sounded % cnia,
40 formal.
= vna very pfand" he said again.
pettlnE my hand which D htd lid
ON his knee. With that ! had ~ b.
content.
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Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

STtItGlS.
IMr. and Mrs. " /. Meise. Cuba.
Roy NJ Grant Las Vegas,
NJ Nohic. RI sumner.
ingram. IT, sumner
Ii Schoiler. ~. SUMNER.
4 49, Lsepy CLOVIS
d. r. Hanna. san MarciaL
~ COrnutt. Clovis.
tMrs j. D. Driver. Los Angeles
has. J. Mill,r. iiastingr,
Waller Tllhuan. Hastings.
.Mts j D. thilderS, crown Point.
Nv a. watson. st. Joe.
Roy King. newton lu.
a. Holinatcu, ArkaIirns city. Has
D. l.. walter, Temple. Tex.
NJ Gray. Olustvl. okla.
e. IArnmillo. Sew Mexico.
R h. Guthridre. st. Louis.
Drank T. MueNcy. ~ II,so.
shopper. Muuntaiualr.
a. ialls. -. Joseph.
pas keouEu. ST Louis.
~ - Lefeurich, Gallup
q a. Aathsrs. san f~Tanoisco.
hirs Capp. ios l.unas
Harvey SturIeS, SOourro.
AINAIlNDO.
W Hart. Santa Bos-.
". ictrlV, santa Rosa.
Elizabeth Winter. Tucumcari.
II. a. Htal,y Denver.
prs W a. IutHrIe and daughter.
4 chit. FAILS.
.Nirs H. g. Trowbridgc, Chicago.
ircgory Page. Gallup.
D. e. Denny, Gallup.
~ N%rinhart, Wuodbinc. y. !.
sirs. jean Barki. i|lilshoro.
4. Nelson. Syracuse.
Bars. j. T.. Tanning, chicago,
q. Summons. Denver.
Alrs. Chus. g. Reilly. IT. Hayard.
y a. briNy, ~ Ids0.
'w j. Rand. wife angl daughter ~.
l. a. Johnson. chicago.
D. q. L.ghtun, Birmingham. Ala.
a. J. brown, Los angeles.
Mrs A. A. Hich'y. Ellison.
H. r. kcetan ana wife, Ration.
.liznbc,h Wilmington, Ft Dodge.
h. y wllcoy. Roston.
COMBS.
D.. II, Every. MuEdaicna.
-. +. Shcrcr Indianapolis.
D.. l.. Nelson Denver, colo,
$. Walden III Iaso.
" Fatuu. B%Duuv.lie. Ark.
eco, " Armiiu, Santa Fr.
~ u. rom,ruy ana wife, Nugnlc-.
IONA.
NliA. \. NHEhltAi NflH.
luan e. Jaimlilo ToWcIu, y NJ.
James -. stuart, Lyons, y. Y.
ltHlph ". Hathaway, Greenwich,
M. \. Moore. Topeka. Kls.
@los ~ pillo. lhuoulN, ArlZ
DOYLE j. calvert sclIEmIu Ariz.
u. Hughes, New YORK.
p. o. Mccullough ana family. ok
BONA cry.
4nr. aud Mrs. q. n. Young and
ugnt'r. ueming. y. VI.
.hTs. sam cotton, Hrl'n.
Mrs. Il. V, DOlies, Eelvu,
Nlrs. u. l.. Abel. Bcleu.
|Airs. l.. G. Becker. lelcn.
XMAS, blanchard, Santa Re.
lames II. knight
Miss knight
Mr. ahG Mrs, n W Gum Los An
De-.
IN. q. Haynes. Laguna.
ID. T. g. Ssunncy, Gallup.
lohu Wheeler. Santa he.
|Mlss Louise peil. Helen.
Miss Esther l.ndhctg. Helen.
INliss Jennie LlndberE. ncleu.
". CrusHOu, Maria Texas.
bohn Malone, Maria, Texas,
IA returned soldier had scarcely
rtaf friend wife uftef his return
1,m France when she asked him
4frrly. and dClric did YOU hring
a lot OF souvenirs p" "bnly tins
Ie bullet the doctor took ont OF
side he answered EraVcly. Jaw.
sighed Wife,, - wish II had
II a German helmet"
our BETWEEN SEASONS
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OUR BETWEEN SEASONS
OFFER. CHOICE or
ny $50 SUIT FOR $50 90.
& MEYER, I'D WEST
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County School Heads
VIII Meet Tomorrow
in Annual Conference

Santa lie. y. A.. Aug. i4.-Now
Mexico county school supcrlntondents
will Pc IN annual conference to-
morrow in the offices Of the state su-
psrintcndent OF education. with SUI
p~erintcndent Wagner end the mem %
beers o. the state board OF education
attending. The course OF study. on
which the committee has been az
work Tor the past three weeks has
hecn completed and viii be- submitted
to the superintcndcnts. and Mr. Wag-
ner expects to have o. ready FOR use
On the opening O nhc coming public
school year.