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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
LA VENIDA Sc
LLEVA FL PUENTE
De ESPANOLA, FL De
BUCKMAN PARA|RSE
La Estructura de Berna-
lilo en- Peligro de
Irse Tambien
Ell RIO GRANDE
Sc DESBORDA

El Rio Bravo del Norte parece que
esta determinado el llevarse tres
puentes al norte Y al poniente de su
curse juntamente con varias comu-
niciaciones del ferrocarril y del ca
mino real. De conformidad con los
reportes del telefono de larga distan-
cia hechos a nuestra oficina. El Rio
Grande Sc halla otra vez en- alboro-
to y q Ia actualidad es un torrente
furi0sO, varia en- anchura en- algunos
lugares de tres q cuatro millas. Esta
venida es a consecunecia de las fre-
cuentes Y cargadas lluvias en- la par
to norte de Nueyo Mexico y la par
te sur de Colorado, el aqua ha esta-
do subiendo por vaiios dfas muy ra-
pidamente pero ell domingo lego a
la mas alta altura que Sc habfa visto
pOr muchos AMOS Sc report6 prin-
cipios de la semana que Ell puente de
sEspafola estaba casi completamente
barrido, que ell puente Buchanan es-
taba en- gran peligro, v de reisg0 de
frse en- ell tempo menos pensadO a
pesar de la grande fuerza de obreros
que Sc hallaban trabajando para sal
varlo. Los oficiales de la compafiia
del D. r. G. dicen que hasta la pre-
sente no han tenido dificultades con
sus puentes del ferrocorril por ser de
constructtIra de acer0 concrete, es-
tos pnentes no estan soportados de la
CANA del RIO y estan construidos mu-
cho mas alto que 10 que puede alcon-
gar 81 aqua tambIe los otros puen-
tes de carros.
Alarma por ayuda fue enyiada a
Bernalillo 81 domingo v hombres de
negocios v rancheros de los lugares
circunvecinos vinieron en- multitudes
al pueblo de EspafioIa permane-
cieron todo 81 dfa procurando salvar
el puente en- el lugar, Reportes del
sur de Colorado informan que ell rio
crecera mas
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29


deemlnara pncpamente denace ga
detomer Presdente del democrz
Chicago esr
de
Wilson hacerse candidate
question depende pnpamenc de nacones D
e
uunidos dIra
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
SUSPENSION TEMPORAL coNcE
DiDA A 1SIDORo MARTINEZ
PoR FL GCBERNADOR.
81 Aseslno de su Esposa Sentenciado
A Ser Ahorcado eI dfa de Junio;
EI Jurado Firm6 Ia Petisi6n.

Ri Gobernador Larrazolo. concedi0
ell viernes una suspension temporal de
60 dfas Isidoro Martinez, el cual
habfa sido sentenciado a ser ahoraca-
do Ell 6 de Junio. La suspension es
hecha hasta el dfa de Agosto Mar
tinez fue convictado por haber asesi.
nado su esposa en- Pojoaque EN-
Mario del afo pasado y fue juzgado,
convictado y sentenciado a muerte.
La sentencia de la corte de distrito
del condadO de Santa re fue afirmada
por la corte suprema del estado el 3
de Mayo este afio.
El gobernador expone en- la orden
de suspension temporaria que peticio-
mes de clemencia han sido recibidas
por el dc sells mlembros del jurado
que iuzgaron a Martinez, y tambien de
muchos ciudadanos prominentes del
condado de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
Las MUJERES
REPUBL|CA-
MAS ESTAN
UNlDAS
Reconosidas Entera Par
te de la Organiza-
cion Nacional
ALA ALTURAD DE
TODO VOTANTE

| Washington, o. c., Mayo 2f,--Las
muIeres estsn IntituIadas participar
! en- los asuntos del Partido Republican,
con lguaI unlforfnidad que Ell hombre
Elias por justicIa estan a la altura de
los demss votantes, de conformidad
con la exposition del presEdente naeIo-
nal ST.. Win \. Hays que hlzo hoy en-
la ahertura de la eonferencIa de lac
promotoras del partldo, tenlda en- el
Hotel del Warman Park es esta clu-
dad. hNo Sc les dehe de dar conslde-
racI6n sccundaria las muIeres',, dijo
ell Sr. Hays, "sino que Ia entera consi-
deracion debida todos los individuos
en- ell particop
Elias no seran organizadss en- dis
tinta forma sino que amalgamadas, es-
to es unidas los derechos del hom-
bre pesar de su naturaieza. La con-
ferencia que dl6 principle esta mana
ma que contlnuars dos dias esta sler-
do tenida bajo los auspicios de la coml-
sion ejecutiva de las Mujeres Repu-
blicanas. .Incluye un presidents de es.
tado de los dlferentes estados y muje-
res representatives de cada uno de los
estados. La conferencla es Ilamada
dehatr asuntoa de Ia organization del
partldo y ha venido uniF muchas II
guras de prominencia politlca, tanto
hombres como mujeres. 81 Sir. Hays
al anunciar que Sc les darfa entera
igualdad de consideration las muje-
res dilo: "La ComIsi6n Ejecutiva Ma
clonal de Mujeres Hepublicanas balo
cuyos auspicios esta junta esta slen-
do tenida, ha sido asignada para que
obre de conformIdad con la Comision
NacionaI Republican, con eI prcposito
de trazar Ia nanera y forma de hacer
segura la entera participation de las
mujeres Republicans en- los asuntos
del partidc.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29


Con ell Arroyo de 95 Millas" una
turbulenta corriente cinco pies de
aqua que salieron hasta arriba de la
construction de concrete atraves del
Rio de Santa re en- La Bajada, los
turistas han tenido dificultades des-
pilantes leyendas de los AUTOMOBILES
ell yiernes pasado, todos los que regre-
san o llegan la capital traen horri-
regados 10 largo de la ruta entire
la ciudad capitalina Albuquerque,
unos Sc hallan un lado del camino
0tros en- el aqua mientras que otros
estan atollados hasta las ruedas del
manubri6.
Arthur Seligman, presidente de la
comisi6n central Dem0crata, sali0 en-
su CARO- a las siete de la mafiana el
sAbado, habiendose hallado obligado
encampar en- La Bajada con otros du-
rante la noche para esperar que 81 RIO
Sc bajara y yer 81 era possible eI po-
der pasar Un buen ndmero de otros
carros tubieron la misma suerte se-
gun Sc nos infarm0 Tres carros Sc
hallaban atollados en- la parte oriente
del arroyo de IS millas, sus ruedas
estaban invisibIes. Una gran porci0n
del canine habfa sido barrido pero
no obstante el puente aun permanecia.
Un Buick Six, un Pierce-Arrow, IN
Fotingo (Ford) y Stndbaker Sc ha-
llaban entire las desafortunados ma
quinas, cogidas en- la venida, perte-
neciendo una de elias al juez Hanna,
con quien ivan Al B. Strup B. s,
Rodey los cuales despues de haber
trabaiado en- vano encontra de la hui
medad, lodo y la corriente para sa,
carla del atolladero, perdieron la es-
peranza Y SO vinieron hasta Domingo
en- 81 CAIRO del Sr. Seligman toma-
ron el tren de regreso para Albuquer-
que, dejando a su autom6vil merce
de la corriente. Ri Sr. Seligman di.
ce que venian en- aquella corriente,
(Pasa q la 4ta.)
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
CONFERENC|A DEL
DOMINIC pUBLICO
EN- SALT LAKE CITY
Il IS De AGOSTO
Todos Los Gobernadores
Del Poniente Estan.
De Acuerdo
PARA OBTENER TE
RRENOS PUBLICOS

Los Gobernadores de todo el ponien.
te, del poniente norte, poniente sur y
del "lejano ponienteH estan atendien-
do la nvitaci6n del Gobernador
Larrazolo para atender una conferen-
cia que sera tenIda en- Ia cludad de
Salt Lake, Utah, ellie de Agost4, pa
ra dar principle run movinlento
para hacer que ell congreso conceda
a los estados individuales las no re-
servadas y no apropladas tierras pd-
biicas en- oil estado.
lnvitaci6n para atender Ia con-
ferencia fue enviada al Gobernador
Bamberg, Utah; Davis, Idaho; Shoup,
Colorado; Campbell, Arizona: Carlyle,
Wyoming; Frazier, North Dakota;
Norbeck, South Dakota; Stephens, Ca
Iifornia; Boyle, Ncvaday Hart, Co
bernador INFERNO de Washington;
Allen, Kansas; shoo, Dragon; Stew
art, Montana; Neville, Nebraska y
Robertson, Oklahoma.
LA cARTA DEL sR. LARRAzoLo.
La carta del Gobernador Larrazolo
q los gobernadores fijando Ia fecha,
delinia el Fin de dicha conferencia v
es como sigue;
"Muy Apreciable Gobernador:
"Practicamente todos los goberna-
dores de los estados que poseen te.
rrenos piblicos han gustosamente con
venid0 con la suggestion de pedir al
congreso de conceder los estados in
dividuales los terrenos pdblicos no a.
pr0piados Y no reservados en- dichos
estados. Unos dos ostres de los go-
parecen tener opinion que
nuestra oportunidad de obtener que
tai legiHlaci0n sea pasada por ell con-
greso no es muy brillante, en- vista
de la actitud de ese cuerpo en- el pa
sado concerniente este mismo o.
sunto, Hay que admitir, que ninguno
de nosotros estamos seguros de te-
ner 6xito, pero en- rialidad, no hay ma
da perdido en- hacer un esfuerzo, v ell
vale la pena hacerlo.
En- vista del hecho que los gober-
nadores de los estados estAn en- acor-
de para rennirse en- la Ciudad de Salt
Lake 81 IS de AgOsto, muchos de ellos
ran expresado su aprobaci6n sugiriens
do que nos reunamos en- la Ciudad de
Salt Lake dos dfas antes de la reu-
ni0n general, es decir, ei sabado, 10
De Agosto, con el fin de no tener que
hacer dos Wales.
En- vista de tai expresada aprova-
ci6n yo me tomo Ia libertad de invi-
tar listed de reunirse con el resto
ie los otros gobernadores de los es-
Iadoa de terrenos pdblicos q las 10
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29

a. m. en- punto, el sabado 16 de Agos-
to, A. d. 1919, en- la Ciudad de Salt
Lake, con Ell proposito de tomar ac-
ci6n en- eI asunto en- la forma que sea
considerable propia y para el mejor
interes de los estados interesados
"Confiando que usted hallara con-
veniente 81 estar presente en- esa fe.
cha Y lugar indicado, y que usted
nos asista en- tan meritorio asunto
con vuestra valiosa cooperation con
sejo, soy de I'd, respetuosa y sincef'a-
mente,
o. A. LARRAzoLO,
"Gobernador." ("
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
Los HUNOS PROCURANDO
EVADIR SU MERECIDA
PENA A TODA COSTA

Las Contra -Propuestas de Ma6ana Diran que los
Dias del Kaiser Han Pasado que el Lobo Sc
Reviste de Piel de Oveja; Hallan en- la Liga de
Las Naciones 81 Mismo Antique Enemigo de
Confederation para Destruir a Alemania y el
Tratado, "El Ultimo Triunfo Terrible de Impe-
rialismo Capitalismo, Procurando Infligir
Esclavitud Financiera Sobre su Victina
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
Candidate Para 3r.
7ernlino Segun Conln1ings

j La Liga de Las Naciones es Derrotada Wilson
Volvera Correr para Presidente .OtFa Vez,
Dice eli Presidente del Comite Nacional en- Chi
cago; Esta Seguro que Seria Re-electo, Que
brando las Aspiraciones para I'm Tercer Ter
mer Sugeridos; Ataca los Reaccionarios Rep.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
LOS 5oLcHEvIsTAs HAN EVA.
cUADO MOScOJs

\ Londres, Mayo 23--Los b0lchevls-
tas han eyacuado Moscou, de confor-
midad con los reportes traidos de
Petrogrado Copenahogue por viaje-
ros v trasmitidos por la c0mpaiiia del
Telegraph Exchange. Ell Titus esta
reinando en- Moscou y la situaci6n en-
aquel lugar es considerable desespe-
rante.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
sIGUIENDoLEs LA PlsTA A LOS
AvlADoRES TRAsATLANTicOS
!. "a ULTIMA HoRA)

Ponta Delgada, Azoras, Mayo
27-El hidroplano de la Marina
de los Estados Unidos, NC-4.
arrib6 Lisboa, Portugal. El
vuelo trasatlantico ha sido rea-
lizado
Washington, Mayo 2S.---EI hi
droplano NC-4 saldra de Lisboa
para Plymouth en- su 1ltimo
tramo del vuelo trasatlantico
temprano ell dfa de mafiana, 81
la temperature 10 permite, de
conformidad con las noticias re-
cibidas de Lisboa.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1919-05-29
soRPRENDENTE EsPEcTAcULo
FORMAN LOS AUTOMOBILES
ATOLLADoS A LO LARGO
DEL GAMING.

A consecuncia de las Recientes Llu-
Was e Arroyo de 35 Millas Sc po-
ne en- AIbaroto; EI Arroyo de Santa
Fe crecido-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18
THE VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN start Monday

The first thing that pops into the average mind na1
about the Victory Loan drive which starts Monday, Aprll ~
is sit cannot be put over" We say this because the war Is
over and because there have already been four loan drives.
But let's see what is the basis of this first thought.
In the first place, Notwithstanding the other loans, there
is more money in our Banks and in the hands OF the people
than ever before in the history of Grenada county. The mer-
chants are selling goods as never before at this season OF the
year; the people are buying and are planklng down the cash:
a very large part of this money imitation comes because OF
the war and it is the war that is asking for a part OF this mon
ey that most of US are handling freely. .
What would we have been willing to give the hrst OF
last November to have stopped the war? Why, we wouia
have readily given, not to think of loanlne, the Sloo,ooo, al
lotted to Grenada county. .oa
Grenada county soldiers have been wonderfully blessed
during the war, Notwithstanding that we had a large huHDg i
of bows in the army, ninety-nine per cent OF them are sun
alive. unframed and unhurt. The Victory Loan gives Is ="
opportunity to show our gratitude for this. III H.,
We take it that every patriotic citizen "ho d III ~
q po,d Of course there are some who cannot every patlio.
10 c;tizan should be his own Judge. Different cono1tlo"s o4o
f.ont d;forent individuals. There is no necessity o o"e ~
noodlessIv embarras himself or his family to on! a bohu az SMu
VIC taL i that no Bond salesman would think OF DONG tns.
Ent w Government needs the money or the BONDS "o"lu ~
be offered. ubole w never more
s,sh With money and we also bring before our cltlAenS onSS
aao;n mo fact that our boys have been wonder'ui'S 1893
as soldiers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

Science says that old age begins
with weakened kidneys and digestive
organs.
This being true, it is easy to be-
lieve that BY keeping the kidneys
and digestive organs cleansed and in
proper working order old age can be
deferred and life prolonged far be-
yond that enjoyed by the average
person.
For over 200 years GOLD MED
AL HARLEM Oil has been relieving
the weaknesses and disability due to
advancing years. It is a standard
old time remedy and needs no intro
duction. GOLD MEDAL Haarien
Oil is inclosed in odorless tasteless
capsules containing about B drops
each. Take them as you would .
pill, with a small swallow OF water.
The oil stimulates the kidney action
and enables the organs to throw of
the poisons which cause premature
old age. New life and strength in
crease as you continue the treatment
When completely restored continue
taking a capsule or two each day.
GOLD MEDAL Haariem Oil Cap
sules will keep you in health and Wig
or and prevent a return OF the d.
Do not wait until old age or di-
seAse have settled down for good.
Go to your druggist and get a box, OF
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Cap
sule. Money refunded if they do
not help you. Three sizes. But re-
member to ask for the original i'm
ported GOLD MEDAL Grand. In
sealed packages.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18
OSCAR JOHNSTON HITTING THE RIGHT LIN

We Judge from the newspaper report o IL E.rthaoe last
;cat Gov Russell and Oscar Johnston at Carthase O.
Monday that Johnston is hitting the rsht hck. IA
sne.ks Of MI. Russells manner as BENG non;Sn,"
PA r;tnnerative" and as one "of intense poitlcal an.ason aioa
nh;1o Johnston parried his thrusts IN a strong, .. = hn
emf dienifed manner" The reporter also s.aIeu e tha son
bled crowd ,o~+;n Mr. Russelrs atti-
+,,ao +ban the Lieutenant Governor must e oeie"' '"
hin in the face. H. mn, cannot meet be-
e.o+ those whose suffrage they are seeking Wlhout ~ ~ $3.50
- u ~ +omner a will make the listeners zee tnat .' No.
pH ay. ~ roo and rancor are about to be turned ioooei 80
ssSo"1d he able to 90 on the stump and good humoleuis s rt
amJ .ako in a political war OF words. Nobooy Id q was
49, uha ;s RIGHT. We have always felt that when q no NC
nra of his ground, when he felt the consclousneae - Uarn
eanal to his political opponent, that ne would . q in which
- IL Lroathe forth Iurid flames OF undlgesteo IN IN" ~ 10
Ill sonawhat obscured threats of things erIioie II ""@t
III - daclaimer said is brought in question. .s u
'oii' r +aLes hut a small search light TO mo ~ ~ ~ uu
roo deal of verbal broth to hide "ha' Is ie"NN
. Z '1 600 Johnston is one of the readiest deoateis ~. -
- In Che first place he has a comprenehsse An 49, ont
sIpP 800 If men and of conditions. he mas ceena Ls age
- . noH - q mar of active affairs. There are y =. nS and
. anow : q well the political history Q ss,ss :; - rood
y 49, 49, life Oscar knows how to tell II 10 em -
JIG ,5 nloasing and convincing manner ! dovs
go Johnston is hitting the right lick ahu y = naonle
- = como to demonstrate more and more ~ ~ Cev.
pass nc .s;rn that he is the right man to make nen nsN :
ernor. &
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

A woman should grow more beauti-
full as she grows older and she will
with due regard to baths, diet and ex-
ercise, and by. keeping her liver and
bowels in good working order. If
you arc haggard and yellow, your
eyes losing their lustre and whites
becoming yellow, your flesh fabby,
it may be due to indigestion or to a
sluggish liver. Chamberlain's Tab
let. correct these disorders.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

WANTD First. class statesmen
and salcsladies to sell securities m
prove Texas Oil Fields. Dividends
guaranteed from wells now produe-
ing. Mississippi territory, apply with
references, Southern Securities Elk
change, Planters Hotel, Grenada, Miss
~4-1S-19-tf.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

We feel that a large per cent of the voters Of Mississippi
will hail with delight the announcement of Hon; John r.
Frierson of Lowndes county as a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. Mr.. Frierson is a good man and rendered the
state a distinct service in the last legislature. He was char,
man of the committe that investigated the Insane Hospital
and his work in that regard showed him to be a worthy, pru-
dent sa pacious and courageous official.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

Lieut.. Gov. Russell did just what Oscar Johnston has
been wanting him to do last Monday he got behind the. present
state administration and gladly assumed his share OF the re-
sponsibility for what has been done. This puts oscar on the
third base with not a single man out. Watch him make q
bone run. .>%s ~t~f3 #t4&4t s@% =
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

Rankin's reply to Gov. Bilbo's long letter was Q
somewhat lame affair, especially in view Of what he had
forecasted in his former editorials touching the Governor.
Rankin scored heavily on the Tax Commission Out the remain
der of his answer showed that the Governor kinder caught nm
in the attitude that the irate father caught the boy VINO nao
lust come from a forbidden swim-with his breeches down.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

The Tax Commission is very properly getting what Paddy
gave the drum from one end of the state to the other. 1t IVA:
a political misft and if it ever had any show to grow into rea
responsibility, it was most unfortunate in those who wers
made its guardians and directors.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

Senator Pat Harrison made a fine address at Jackson
Monday night. The Senator is rendering his people and IN
deed the Nation a good service in his addresses. He put MN,
self on record in favor of a League OF Nations and as 1elng IN m
favor of turning the railroads and telephones and telegraph
lines back to the owners. Good for Pat.He has a head tul OF
common sense and can be relied upon to stand shoulder to
shoulder with the best thought OF his party ana u o E true
to the best interest of Mississippi.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Ouinipe and does not cause nervousness MOI
ringing in head. Remember the full ma me and
loJS for the signature Of +. w. GROVE. j0c.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

FOR SALE-Cood Mule cheap
Fl. r. EARBEE. Grenada.
i-t1-i9-4t-2101
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

FOR SALE-Shetland Pony.
Mrs. George Martin, College Ave.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-04-18

WANTED: A colored nurse. Have
a desirable room for her to occupy.
MRS. w. B. HOFFA, Grenada, Miss.
4-4-l9 st..
HAY FOR SALE.
Hay by bale, ton or car load will
exchange for corn, peas, or cash.
MARTINDALE STOCK FARM.
4-II-I9 q.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11
FLU" PROBLEM STILL BEFORE
US.

V. Z. Wray came over from Bend
"Wednesday. This is the first trip he
has made with his stage for several
days. Mr.. Wray states the influenza
has been responsible for slacken-
ing In the travel therefore his stage
has not continued the runs between
this place and Bend as frequently as
before
The people Of this vicinity have
patiently waited for an improve
ment IN the situation but we stil
have cases Some have said the
quarantine OF homes where the
disease prevails is not strict enough.
The Times Herald is not making this
statement In spirit of criticism but
merely giving 1t as phase Of the sit
uation and to bring this viewpoint
before the public. The Boise States
man in recent issue gives the in
formation that hereafter very
rigid quarantine would be enforced
In that city where influenza develop
es and that none will be permitted
to leave the house.
Mr.. Wray states that Bend has
few cases of influenza but that the
schools are open and gatherings are
permitted in the usual way. Church
services, lodge meetings, theatres.
dances, etc, are all allowed as be-
fore and that 1t does not appear 10
bring any bad results. According 10
Mr.. WTay the school authorities
have engaged the services of
trained nurse who watches the child /
rem at the schools and II she finds q
case she sends the child /
home until It Is ascertained whether
L a case OF influenza or not.
However It may be the influenza |
s still a problem that causes con-
,ern and the authorities should be .
given such backing by the general .
public In whatever course Is decided
ipon. Here in Burns the authorl-
les have put ban on gatherings OF
my character since along In October.
The schools have been closed. Very
ew cases have developed among the
but the older ones continue
o develop 1t and there are several
ases at present.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11
WHY NOT TRY POISONING AND
SEE.

The Times-Iierald has received a
recipe that Is one authorized by the
government In killing rabbits. II
suggests that some one IN a position
to do so use II and watch the results.
Here II Is:
one OF. strychnine sulphate; dis
solve In two gallons OF hot water
and apply to 10 pounds OF alfalfa
hay tops.
J. o. Butler stated while In this
office the other day that the rab-
bits were quite thick In the neighbor-
hood OF Narrows. also around the r.
Ranch. We suggest that the formula
be used at some such place on a
small scale and let us have the re-
suit. With rabbit skins selling at a
reasonable amount and the poison
giving the result II is claimed this
should prove good investment for
any one who desires to make busl-
ness OF It for the winter months.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11

Our sympathles are with the SEN
ate. II is like a huge intelligent
school without teacher. Bills arc
hopping In one window and out the
other without the thorough di-
cussIon they merit Some talk has
II that the President has been Of
fored a college presidency at SEQ
600 a year-but II would be wiso
to see how he Is going to unmix this
awkward situation facing him upon
his return In the greatest school OF
the land. In the meanwhile. senators.
keep your balance; don't be like the
men going to be behcaded who said.
"If someone don't hurry up with this
affair. we shall all lose our heads. -