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be practically independent Of high
prices during the times of drouth.
No farmer tries to cultivate his
land with implements used one hun
dred years ago, he has learned that
il does not pay. For the same rea-
son no woman should cling to the
old ways Of canning. or to the old
utensils and household appliances for
doing her work. II keeping house is
our business let's study the problems
Of the housekeeper and apply modern
methods of work to our own tasks
Lets save all the food that we raise
this year but not wear ourselves out
in saving il.
IL you want to know more about
canning and other such subjects you
should attend the meetings of the
Women's Conservation Club in your
community. II you have no Club get
few more interested people togeth-
er and lets organize one. But wheth-
err you have Club in your conmun-
ity or not we are going to give you
the opportunity Of learning more
about modern methods Of canning
next week. No doubt you have heard
Of this. already, from your school
Mr. II. A. Clapp. Canning Special
ist Of the A. & NJ. Extension Service
IS to be with US from April l4th to
18th, to give some work in meat can
ming Mr.. Clapp will explain to you
the principles Of canning and will be
glad to answer your questions about
the method Of canning other things
than meat. and also any questions
you may have about using Steam
Pressure Gamer. and about using tin
cans. etc So you want 10 make an
effort to attend at least one Of these
demonstrations.
In order to put this work within
reasonabel distance Of every inter
ested person in the County | have Sc
lected seven centers where Mr.. Clapp
viii present the work Places and
time az demonstrations are:
Monday ut Hardy, 80 p. m.
fguesday at Slide, 9 a. m. Carlisle
atsl 80 p m.
Wednesday at Idalou, Q a m. Lub-
book, 2:S0 p. m. High School.
Thursday at Center. / 80 p m
Friday at Slaton, / 80 p. m.
You can see that II would have
been impossible 70 have given a dem
onstration in each community. so we
want you TO 90 to the one nearest
you and consider il as much your
demonstration as though il were Civ
en- in your own home We expect all
grown folks who are interested TO be
present. and we are asking permission
for all Club members to attend They
will not only learn something worth
while to them personally. but will
have something Of interest to report
TO their classmates.
Let every one take advantage of
these demonstrations They are free,
in fact they are just part Of our
plan Of Home Demonstration work in
the county Every person who es-
poets to can a can Of anything should
attend the demonstrations
Yours for a better living at home.
MILE NJ HALSEY,
Home Demonstration Agent
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-10
that not one can afford to miss this
demonstration. Secy.


Aprill5(k there viii be a canning
demonstration at the school building
by Mr.. Clapp, a canning specialist.
and we hope everyone interested will
take advantage Of this opportunity
and asteRd We extend hearty well
come to people Of adjoining eommun-
tiles. Gene and bring your neigh
bors.
fhsr~np be dinner on the ground.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-04-10
HUMAN SIDE Of
SOLDIER 5 LIFE
Under -Four Flags" Shows
Occupation 0! the Dough-
boys in Their Lighter
Moments in France.

There is a human side to the life of
the Doughboys fighting in France. II
is not always battle and the grim re
alities Of war for them. II would
seem that as soon as they are reliev-
ed from active duty at the front they
foYHS/a danger and A.ra.nip'
and inH|n the usual playful pas
timks oTmen at leisure. That they
have good time when off duty is
ma% evicenM number of scenes
in the krHU. $. Official war picture
"UndA 6ur Flags" which viii be ex-
hibi,ed II y &
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The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
SAVED TWO FAMOUS PICTURES
Oh Masters Tsksn BY British ohsesr
From the RvIos Of Ypres
Cathedral.

The king Of the BelSians will shortly
have returned to him two famous pic
tures which were rescued, -four years
ago, from Ypres cathedral. 1t ap-
peSrs that during the bosnbardment Of
Ypres In 1915 . young British artfl-
lcry oisscer noticed inside the cathe-
dral. which was being heavily shellet1.
that the only things not shattered By
German IRE were two large FIemlah
masters. dated 1900. hanging some 20
feet hIgh On the walls. How TO get
them and save them for Belgium was
the question which Immediately pre-
scented itself. The officer called two
private soldiers to help him. and with
the aid Of sOsme long Ras pipes which
had been blown down ny the German
nre. and two large hooks. the pictures
were lowered to the Rround. The Of
6cer, Lieutenant Daniels. r. A.. then
cut the pictures out Of their frames
and put them In . large sack. which he
used for 4 time A. he'd. In the end
10 took them TO London. where, with
the approval Of the Belgian minister.
they have been placed on exhibition
prior to being returned to King Albert
at Brussels.
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
win Have Ar petles.

CHICAGO IL to have air traffic copa-
Under the terms Of ~ ordinance In
troduced In the City Council BY the
corporation counsel, the jurisdiction Of
Chieago's chief Of police IL extended -
the air, and exhibition a!rplanss aaa
gas bag aircraft will BE- peoAIblts1
frosn flylsg over the city. All rules ~
regulations regarding f,yins are 70 ~
enforced By The superintendent a ~
hcs. II Il 10 necessary posiessDsa WI
~ trained TO safores IL Fsg1latSsaA
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
OF IA sALLE INSTITUTE MARKED
FOR oGsTRvcT,ok ~
CHICAGO.
RACE RIOT C0ols DOWN
THIRTY.TWo KILLED AND CIV
EaAL HUNDRED HURT, -
RIOT TOLL
Western Newspaper Union News E<r<f's-

W
chIcnyn, Aug. IA well.defineti
plot to blow up De In Sale institute,
u Catholic Institution at Wabash ave-
nue. ind ThIrty-flfth street, with dyna-
mite and stnrt series Of fires and
bomb ouirHges thut might have led to
q ctty.wi,le confIngration, was nssert-
ed by Mayor Thompson to have hecn
responsible for his action In calling
out the troops during the rice riotinx
here, Az evidence Of the plot, lie
pointed out, the Information that came
to the mayor nnd his aids was to the
effect that attempts would he made to
shut out police and flresnen from the
threatened areas. Guy wires removed
from truIIey poles were 10 Ike stretched
acroxx the streets ut a height above
the ground where they would sweep
police and fIremen responding to
alarms out Of their apparatus or We
hicles, It was declared.
The plottern, knowing the trolley
wires carried no current on account
Of the street car strike, removed sons
guy wireA and fixed them across ssv.
efal streets
Thus fur the rice feud that has
killed thfrty-two men and beatso,
kicked, stoned, stabbed and shot more
than S0O others, still shoulders.
with 5000 state troops, reinforced
by hundreds Of police. pstrollins he
riot centera, the district was calm,
with, the exception Of distusbapces In
the stockyards region. There the first
serious clash occurred between rioters
and the militia. Other districts which
heretofore have been the center Of
stirring battle scenes were orderly.
but the battle between tr0ops and
white rioters At the yards promised
serious cousequeuees until the soldiers
c0wed the mob with bayonets.
Two companies Of the Third infan.
try, awaiting orders at Garfield boule
ward and Winthrop avenue, dispessso
4 mob Of whites attacking eoiored re-
idents near Garfield boulevard and
Normal avenue shortly before nooo.
Two mounted policemen, discovering
whites stoning negro homes and fear
ing anon, galloped down Garfield
boulevard to the soldier post, askins
aid.
The troops piled Into motor trucks.
made q quick run down the b0uls-
vard, posted their machine guns and
their Iookouts-but the white riotess
had fled.
Machine guns, with their crew.
posted and belts filled with annual.
tIon ready for action, were placed to-
day 1t four street Intersections By OF,
fiters and men OF the Eleventh rs1i-
mept Of reserve militia.
Despite the vigilance Of the soldiers,
however, 4 number OF clashes oe.
CURED between whites and negroes.
Three white men were shot down In
revolver battles. receiving critical
wounds. A white man and q colorsd
man were sent to The county hospital
when they were severely beaten.
There were . number Of arrests made.
The troops have dooe excellent
work. Adjutant 0eossal Dickson said
he was proud Of them. Their eon-
manders said they acted like veterans.
They saved many lives, protected
property; and they we're cool and
steady facing angry MODS that out.
numbered them many times.
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
Government Aftsr Y. c. /.

Washinston.-Domestic unrest Great.
~ By the excessive high cost Of living
n now recognized by the adminIstr.-
tiso - . problem ~ vital a. the estab-
NsAnsst Of peace. To solve the prob
~ y ~ determination OF the Presi-
aeat. aoA ~ ~ tAs govssnmsat ma
chanssy y nstSGo % this task when .
hegyssd oooAsssoss q cabinst officials
- haa1s u eehse government Depart
s1anss veo ~ b ~ sffses Of Attor-
- 0Sssssl L l1DesDstl Palmer.
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
Interest In Fasme fsr ssIdlses.

Washington. - Inquiries conducted
throughout the army have developed
that there 10 . wide general interest In
Secretary Lanes project to furnish
farms to discharged soldiers, saiioss
and marines, according to . report jsst
submitted by the secretary to both
houses Of Congress.
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

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The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
Msr,ses sltvatlsn serious.

Madrid.-The situation In the Span.
ish zone In Morocco (where the ban.
dit Raisuli was recently reported ia
have begun q new revOat) was de.
ciared, during debate In the cortes, ia
b growing more serious. Deputy Bar
ca called attention to reports Of en-.
eaeensets - July 10. II and II. He
aid men wearing Bsropean uniforms
a1d using hand srssades Of the latest
Deosl wers fighting The spaniaraA
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
psrhsps. l4s Had Rspsntsd.

A funny one happened the other day
in the Office OF a Justice Of the peace.
4 young couple were being marrfed.
surrounded by several friends. A
usual. the ritual came to that place
where the Justice said:
docs anyone present know Of any
reason why this couple should not BE-
come man and wife7"
And to everybnsly's amazement. the
grown spoke up. y do"
A. be said afterwards, 'that's what
comes Of too many rehearsals."
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09

New Y0rk.-When control Of the tel.
esraph aystems Of the country was for.
maily reliuQuished BY the government
Aug. l = rsductlon Of 20 per cent In
rates was announced on the lines Of
the Postal company, hut the Western
Onion will retain the schedule put into
eject after Postmaater General Buris-
son took control April 1. =
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
seseial war Risk Pssssd.

washIngtoo.--A special law to pro
vide an extra war risk Insurance pay.
nent Of 500 . month for Henry Bitter,
Dubuque. Iowa, the only American sol.
dier IN the war who lost both eyes and
hands, was passed BY the Senate and
now eoes TO the fresldent.
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
1RAlNMGN oPUR coNoRGeo TO
ACTION ON HIoH COST
OF LIVING.
Pa0FITEEANG BLAMED
PLAN AIMS At - PER CENT
CUT IN PREogNT
PRICES.
Western Ns~spsssr Union N.ws Service.

WONT" o"o" wv
Washington. Aug. 2.-Unless the
government can reduce the cost Of liv'
Ing 10000 traininrn may strike on
Oct. I. They are asking an increase
Of &1OO.OO0.OO per year. Four hun
dred and fifty thousand sl,0pmen de-
mand $2lO,OO.OOO more pay. One
million five hundred thousand organ.
lied railroad employees discuss strike
Jan. to compel continuance Of gov.
eminent ownership.
wash,ngton. Aug 1.-The hixh cost
of living ia the target of half a dose,.
move. in Congress now.
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VI" Vase" w ~.
1he Aa5en Te"o'ot'on Ontans inc
statement tnat on Aux. L. Hi4' tne
money 10 c1rcoiation "es1esa'eN ~.
061.UAOD0 ana that on July !, ASis' u
nad increased 10 so'e4i'tUoO. Nm
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
osndIts Wreck Train.

New York.-Aexican bandits In July
blew up passenger train between
Huamantia and Fan Marcos, less than
100 miles from Mexico City. killing
about sixty persona, including twelve
boys from the German college at Pueb-
10, according to private advices Just r.
ceived In New York.
The Meeker herald., 1919-08-09
pssas crsssss south America.

Santiago, Caiif.-I.ieutensnt I>oca-
tell, q member OF the italian aviation
mission now In Argentina, has just
completed an aIrpiane flight from
Busnos Aires to Valparaiso, HIS trip
nasking the first crossing by air Of the
South American continent from the Al.
lsstie to ~ f8s,fls: