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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

ME WyWicIdIlo CnOCOy naJlnnlcJ-
szcgo &c strony wiadz ,nacisku.
Jezeli to sic ME wszedzie powio-
do, to juz trudno.
Polityka zagraniczna.
Ia dziaialnost pp. ministrow,
bylych czlonk6w poprzedniego
rzadu, "a ich dziaialnoSt do dnia
II stycznia, Rad obecny ME po-
czuwa sig do zadnej odpowie-
dzialnosci, ami ME przypisuje So
bic zadnej zastugi. I przez caiy
czas trwania wojny, Polska IL
trzymywala przymusowc stosun-
XII z RADIANT zaborczymi, dlatego,
re polityki wlasnej zagranicznej
prowadziG ME mogla. Prowadzili
ia luzno zagranica rozmaici lu-
die z najlepsza zapewnie wiara
z najlepszemi checiami.
Polityka polska ME mogta bye
prowadzona "a granica ola tego,
re Polska ME miaia wobec pahstw
zadnego przedstawiciela. Powstal
wtedy W siedpniu 1917 r. komitet
Narodowy Polski w Paryzu (bra-
woD Pracowaiem wowczas w A
meryce, powstawala tam wow
czas arrnia ochotnicza polska
przeciwko pahstwom centralnym.
(Oklaski burzliwe, oprocz lewi--
cy).
Zdawaio sic mnie, zdawalo sic
nam, re Polska powinna byla do
wiesc swiatu, re sic potrafi do
browolnie bic przeciw Niemcom
i utworzyla sic wiec armia. Po-
trzeba by4o nadzoru, opieki, a
przedewszystkiem polskiej VIA
dry. Me MONA bylo oddac tel
armii w obce, niepowolane rece,
do tego trzeba byfo Polakow
(brawo), Przystapiiem vice do
Komitetu Narodowego Polskiego
W charakterze czionka i peinomo-
cnika ma Ameryke, (Slusznie) w
skladzie swoim Komitet Narodo-
wy Polski mial pewne luki, dis
juz bardzo starannie wypeinione.
Ftp. Dusk, Sokolnicki i Sujkow-
ski ma zyczenie naczelnika pah--
silva sd juz Cd kilku tygodni w
Paryzu, So juz czionkami K. \.
P. i byli juz tam czlonkami tego
Komitetu podczas rozpraw mad
sprawl Slaska. (Aoha!) Panowie
T'uguth, Wasilewski i Patek po-
jechali do Paryza, ably sic przyia-
czyc i inni wkrotce "a mimi po--
daza. Mimo wszclkiej zachety !
ramowy K. \. P. nigdy sic RIA
dem Polski ME mianowa}, (N.a le'
wicy: A dlaczego p. Pichon, naz-
wal-go CONVENIENT reguherO
ia ME odpowiadam "a Pana Picho
ia. a tylko "a Komitet Narodowy
COkrzyki, a ma lewicy: a dlaczcgo
mianowano p. Dmowskiego repre-
zentantem Polski w Kongresie0
Wybor p. Dmowskiego zostal "a
t~wierdzony przez naczelnika pan
silva. (Smiech ma prawicy). X.
y. P. ME siegai i ME siega wcale
pc wiadze. Czerpic powaSe I! moe
W cichych, ale uroczystych cape
wnieniach przedstawicicli kraju,
oraz wychodztwa,ze wiekszo$c ma
rodu Z Francya, Anglia, W}ocha-
mi ! Ameryka polnocnq trzyma'
(Burzliwe oklaski. opr6cz levi
cy). Podjai on odwaznic w po--
czuciu swietego obowiazku ME
zaiete przez nikogo stanowisko,
Zadaniem jcgo byla obrona Pol
ski. Staral sic on spefnit to zada-
ME sumiennie i uczciwie, spe}nlf
lax chciai ii. sumiennie / uczci.
vie. BRAVO, pr6cz lewicy). (Na
lewicy okrzyki, GO mas komltet
obchodzi), Dzisiaj Komitet n. P,
Jest juz delegacyq polska ma kon-
gresie pokojowym, dziasajac2 z
ramienia i w imieniu rzadu pol
skiego. Jednym Z glownych "a
dan obecnego rzadu polskiego
bylo iasne okreSlenie stanowiska
Polski wzgledem paIistw ententy.
zadziergniecie n~ajblizszych | mai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31
Nova ProgramoWa
PadereWskiego.
Wygfoszona ma posiedzeniu
Sejmu Polskiego 20 lutesO
1919 r.
(Nadesai F. H. Janiszewski, spe-
cyalny sprawozdawca DE-. Chic

Sk1ego ma Selnnle w WarSZaWle'
Kiedy marszaiek Sejmu oddai
CLOS prezesowi ministrow 1. ].
Paderewskiemu ola wygAoszenia
expose z dotychczasowej d~ziasal-
nosci obecnego rzadu, przeciagla
burza okiaskow powitala wcho--
dzacego ma trybune prezesa ga
binetu.
Oparty o czerwony hulk balu-
strady, Paderewski poczai movie
dzwiecznym i doniosiym giosem.
Glebokie w~zruszenie, zywa boga-
ia pod wzgledem skali uczuciowo
sci NOVA nadawaia pewien szcze-
golny rytm calemu przemowie--
niu; w~ycisneia ma ca}oSci wysoce
szlachetny charakter, daleki cd
oschiej, szablonowej rutyny par
lamentarnej, ale "a to skrzacej
sic retoryka wspaniaSa i dos,fojo-
ma harmoniinie do wewnetrznej
tresci przemowienia.
Paderewski mowif:
Wysoki Sejmie!
Zanim przystapie do zdania
sprawy z mego kr6tkiego urzedo
wanna, MECH mi wolno bedzie
wypowiedziec wstepnych show
kilka. Stale pred wami, narodu
wybrany, pred wami naszej zie-
mi polskiej wladni gospodarze,
screen wzruszony, ale beg trwo-
gi, skladam wan ukion gieboki /
korny, ale ME bez dumy (brawa),
DO OTTO dzisiaj w tel wolnej War
szawie, gdzie sejm polski obradu,
je Pc wielu latach, pierwszy sejm
polski odrodzonej rzeczypospoli-
tel, kazdy z Polakow dummy bye
powinien, re nareszcie pred VIA
sna narodu wiadza wolno mu kor-
ME uchyliG czoia. (dlugotrwa1e /
huczne oklaski ma prawicy / W
centrum.)
Wszyscysmy DUNN, lecz stree
my sic dumy i pychy. To cosmy
posiedli, to czem sic dis szczy-
cimy, ME jest wyiacznie naszq
+tylko zdobycza. Siegali po MIA
nieustannie, wytrwale i nieustra-
szenie ojcowie i praojcowie nasi.
Pokolenie "a pokoleniem Z ufno-
Scia i wiara niekiedy bez nadziei
w poczuciu o~bowiazku, chwytalo
"a bron, powstawali do wielkiego
czynu, do wielkiego dzieia, do
walk O wyzwolenie Pc to, ably
bohatersko ginac "a Polske ma
polu chwaly, lub tez jak n%ajroz-
paczliwsi wygnahcy u&ozyli sic
do snu ma obcej ziemi. Ale "a
Polske walczyli ME tylko wojow-
nicy, walczyli "a MIA i dla niej ry-
cerze siowa, barw i d~zwiekow.
szremierze mySli, nauki i s}owa.
Oni to przez dfugie lata ucisku
niedoli krzepili nasze zbiedzone
serca, hartowali nasza wole, ura'
bali, podnosili nasza narodow9
dusze. I'm to zawdzieczamy ter
rozw6j przeslicznej naszej mowy
ojczystej, jednej z najpiekniej'
szych i naJbogatszych ma swlecie
I'm to zawdzieczamy te polskf
kulture, te zasobna nauke. I'm tc
zawdzieczamy, re dzisiaj stana'
mozemy z podniesionem czoiem
wolaiac glosno i smia{o o praw;
nalezne jedynie tym narodom
ktore sic wznios1y ma duchu wy
(brawa).
w tel uroczystej chwili nasz;
mySl dziekczynna pobiezy kl
MIN, ku tym duchom swietlanym
zasiuzonym re czcia nasza gebo
ka i miioScia serdeczna. Wielcy
!. gfoSni obrohcy ojczyzny, skrom
. nj i cisi meczennicy polskiej idei
prorocy, zwiastuni i siewcy pol
skliego odrodzenia, MECH beda p
zdrowieni. (brawa ma prawlcy.)
Spogladajac ma to dostojne pc
selslie ko}o, ma tie nasze kochan
kmiecie, koiodzieje, raduja 81
po1skie zrenice podczas gdy jed
max w sercach naszych zamieszk
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31
Rad ndrodu pEzes ndT6d ola
Acroda, ME sginie"s poUierSchR
S1eRL
Abraham lincoln

MesouIe stdnu wsssdste syd.
Gzajq sic ID sdGntH. se must Lsf::
nice zjednocsona, HtesuIesH0
sdmoEzqdnG PoLSkG.
- Woodrow WILSON,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31
Kresy.

Aczkolwiek &c wzgledu ma je-
dnosci, sile i bezpieczehstwem
pahstwa, przyznajac wszystkim
zupeine prawo obywatclskiej r6-
wnoSci, pragnalbym szczerze, ably
ia ziemiach rdzennie polskich W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

ShlJ, ht'+1 PoNN" I|
strasznie ucierpia}. Iywnosc mad
chodzi w o%gromnych iloSciach,
wczoraj przyby}o do Warszawy
so wagonow najprzcdnicjszcj
pszennej maxi, Dalsze zapasy i
da i moglibysmy raznicj spogl2
dac W p~rzyszIoSt, gdyby mic gar
stka w~ichrzycieli porzadku pit
blicznego wewnatrz ,(oklaski ma
sail. s]fusznic, slusznie). I gdyby
ME ich stosunki z najblizszymi
sasiadami (gios ma sail: haiibaO
Panstwa zaborcze.
TIE nasze stosunki z najblizszy-
mi sasiadami zas}ugujq ma najpil-
niejsza uwage wysokiego sejmu.
Dotychczasowe wyniki dotych--
czasowej wojny byly istotnie wiel
kim tryumfem idei polskiej. Sta
10 sic to, O czem najSmielsi ma
rive ME SMELL. To, o co tylko
wierzacy i ufni, "a Mickiewicza
idac przykIadem zarliwe do Boga
zanosili modly. Stall sig cud, DO
OTTO ma chwaie i slave polsklego
narodu rune}y w gruzy / w grit
zach lea wszystkie try TABOR
cze. znicnawidzone cesarskie tro-
nv (diugotrwaIe oklaski / brawa,
tvm razem i ma lewicy). Ale czy
runeiy one ma zawsze9 (ks. Dixon
ma zawsze - ma zaWSZe - ma
sail wesoloSc). Przypatrzrny sic
nieco tel sytuacyi. Dotychczas
rozpad4a sic i to zdaje sic ma do
bre iedna tylko monarchia &C.
sarstwo austryackie. O Mem
czech ! o Rosy tego jeszcze tax
smiaio i pewnie p~owiedziec ME
mozemy. Rewolucya niemlecka
ma cechy wyrazniej nieszczerosci
ina prawicy - siusznie). Repu--
blika niemiecka wyglada ma obtu-
de ina prawicy slusznie). Pre-
c;ez ME dawno, kilka dni temu c;
kierownicy .n%iemieccy odwazyl'
sic nazwat braci naszych ukocha-
rvch z Poznahskiego, poddanym'
niemieckimi ina sail giosy =
l.anba). Kilkunastu zolnicrzy "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-31

Przez - lat Jest Wzorem jakosci i czystosci.
Wyrahiane jest tylko z czystych, przyjem-
nych. pachnacych oieii roSlinnychi przeczy-
szczonego loiu, ME pozostawia po sobie ia.
dnych nieprzyjemnych zapach6w. Pierre sic
latwo W cieplei albo zimncj wodzie, ME
szkodzi rekom ami NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma
teryom i Pozostawia bielizne ladna i czysts.
Kupuicie American Family ydlo pudlami dzi-
siai, abYscie o~trzymali peln4 liczbe owijek, DO "a
mic dajemy to z~adziSiajace sr.tro Stcloxe darmo.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
FEDERAL BUILDING FOR DEMING

The suggestion has been made that
Deming can and ought to have federal
building; that the only reason that u
doesn't have one Is that il has never
gone after II. New Mexico has repre-
sentatlves OF both political parties In
congress, and, II their supporters here
would request IL, Deming would soon
have beautiful and convenient edi-
flee TO house the post office and other
federal activities In this part Of the
state
Postmaster Foulks had a talk recent
ly with the chief engineer and superin-
tendcnt of federal buildings, who was
very much surprised that Deming did
not already have federal building.
He stated that cities Of half the size OF
Deming had federal buildings and that,
II Deming had no future at all, the
present population and amount Of
business, justifies the government in
constructing Its own building here.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
POWER FROM ELEPHANT BUTTE

Electric power from Elephant Butte
would solve the irrigation problem for
the Mimbres Valley and the possibility
Of obtaining II at n reasonable rate Is
admitted. II Is claimed by some that
II could be brought to Demlng and de-
liyered at the board for one cent
kilowatt That seems rather low and
could be doubled ana stlll not be too
high. A high line canal will be put in
by the government at Elephant Butte
without any doubt, and Deming should
get In its bid for the share due to pro-
pinquity. Engineers have admitted the
possibility of transmission. II Is un-
derstood that III Paso and the Chino
Copper Co. have made their bids and
have submitted proposals. They have
no more right than Deming to this
power, but they have demonstrated a
willingness TO work out a program and
shown an interest that the
government Is not going to overlook.
When disposition is finally made Of
this power, Doming win be passed up
unless II gets busy.
Cheap electric power here would en-
able Deming to enter the comptition for
soldier settlements, that. In turn.
would mean the quick and safe devel-
opment OF this region. The soldiers
are not going to be allowed to win or
lose on the haphazard basis. They VIII
be enlisted for the work, will carry it,'
on under close federal supervision and
win be paid for their time and given
an opportunity to prove title to the
llnds they will he allotted. This
means that only the competent ones
VIII undertake the work and they win
he helped TO sure success. The pro-
gram, as outlined, or something quite
similar, is sure to be tried and enough
monies appropriated from the treasury
to carry It through. The addition Of
the sturdy soldier type to our popu,a-
tion, would mean n very great deal to
this community and its future, through
hem, w)ulu BE- forever assured.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

Il. Kemper, inspector for the United
States Bureaussf Animal Industry. IN
charge Of Inspection and dipping for
the district, states that everything i
In readiness for carrying out the dip
ping orders Of the New Mexico BATTLE
Sanitary board thoroughly. In EVERY
case cattlemen have shown not only
willingness but active personal inter
est in carrying out the dipping instruc.
tions. Dipping is well under way.
The capacity OF the average vat In
this district is between 800 and 200
head of cattle day, although In sew
eral instances where the stock have
been running smoothly and there has
been plenty OF help this number has
been passed. In one case, ON the viii
Hall ranch, over 300 head were put
through In one day, and on the X. NJ.
Wilson ranch 500 head were dipped In
half a day.
The next cattle to be dipped rae
those OF the Corrolitos Cattle copmany
and of W. +. Birchfield, which. viii
be treated as soon as DIR. Kemper and
Cattle Inspector L. l.. Smyer are ready
TO proceed with the work.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
WHAT Is A HICK? 4,

The dwellers in large cities connot
appreciate small town life. The vii
layers TO them are "hicks." The male
hick according to the city mans idea,
is N primitive creature that wears a
long beard, chews tobacco works when
not gossiping at the corner store, fish
ling or rabbit hunting. and wears jeans ;
the female hick Is fit mate who
bosses the household. makes pumpkin
pie, gossips over the back fence with
the neighbors and wears gingham
mother hubbard. The villaeer, to the
flat dweller. undergoes the worst kind
Of physical hardship, has no real mp
tO-date amusements, spends life Of
monotonous regularity with nothing
more exciting to look forward to than
the annual Baptist picnic.
Such. indeed, is the typical yillager
exemplified In vaudeville and movie
where the flat dweller gets most Of his
ideas Of life-these and the popular
novel, all of which are burlesque on
any kind Of life alleged to be portray
ed. The flat denizen hasn't time for
the subtleness OF character. hence
types are created that are even on the
legitimate stage. little better than con
yentional signs, but always recogniza-
BILE 70 the dullest senses.
And the peculiar thing is that the
rugged nerves OF the city are not
soothed by the quiet Of the small
town. ON the contrary, as the street
urchin put IL. "thc frogs made too mucb
noise at night Hence the cali for the
bright lights. the roar Of the elevated,
the society OF strap hangers, the cheap
park, and the tiny little
fiat on the third floor with asphalt
for front yard aid a delivery porch n
the rear big enough TO get an Ice box
on. The thin, bloodiess faces Of the
desk worker win respond 10 no less
stimulus. And how few in the cities
really possess a heritage in tn cul-
ture Of the university. the museum,
the picture gallery. the pulpit, the H.
brary, and the forum. The speeding up
Of city work allow Of little leisure for
these things and vitality is always at
low ebb. The brains Of the city are
recruited from the country. Hence the
basis Of sound civilization is agricul-
ture aud sturdy yeomanry.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

II will not be very long before there
is National Guard organization again
In Deming. Such an organization Of
fers excellent training to the youth of
the city In discipline, in physical and
mental activity. The mistake of those
that felt they had the choice of going
or staying away from war has passed
with conscription. Not more than two
months before the war the Graphic
pointed out that the nation would
claim the young manhood of the ma
zion when IL became necessary. The
question now, is TO be prepared for
war, that, II possible. II may be avoided
and II not that our losses shall not be
due to lack Of training when war Is
forced upon us. Personally, my dearest
desire Is that | shall never have To
muster another organization for the
field. But that Is ION the knees OF the
gods" 1 can and will, IL II becomes
necessary.
Deming has one OF the best equipped
armories In the state and plenty of
soldiers TO make the train
ing effective. IL Is hoped that machine
gun company can be organized, as there
are numbers here that have had ex-
perience with the guns. II Is n more
technical branch, and, hence, more In
teresting than the infantry. The prob
lens of overhead and indirect fire, are
deal and offers a good train
ing TO young students. The science of
gunnery, so far as the Ameri
can army Is concerned, is new and
offers wide field for individual ef-
fort. The tactical problems in attack.
have not yet been solved.
Together with this Is the physical train
Ing. Those that have observed the re-
turned soldiers must know what mill
tary exercise does for the health and
we'll being OF the young men.
A machine gun company consists of
seventy-two men and six officers on
war footing. Probably not more than
half that number viii be required on a
peace basis. Deming can easily main
ain such an organization.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
Townley's Organization Wins

The program of state-owned big.
business and state-managcd banking
and insurance won out in North Da-
kOta.
The legislative program Of the Non
Partisan league was endorsed by small
majorities at the recent referendum
election.
The Townley organization won out
aud Is already campaigning for control
Of the states of Washington and Ne
hraska.
In spite Of prosperity In many parts
Of the state cutting down the league
strength. In other sections IL gained
votes.
The almighty dollar showed its po-
tency. Townley Is the first agrairian
leader who has been able to finance a
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

one can see, are slow to take advantage
Of any generosity ON, the part Of the
government. but our state legislators
at least. think they have this coming
inasmuch as they have suffered In
their business interests while abroad
This rs merely a suggestion for the
county commissioners Of Luna COUNT
TO consider
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
HOW Tunes DO CHANGE

With lambs quoted at $3.50 on the
Kansas City market II is very plain
that Mary was a very lucky young
heiresss with the little lamb that she
couldn't shake. With such start 50
young in life Mary no doubt made a
fortune In mutton. The time was that
a lamb wasn't considered TO be worth
very much and all the children Of the
family could have pet lamb. IL they
wanted II. But at the present writing
father would just about as SOON pry
loose with that keg Of beer he has
stored away In the cellar as TO allow
his valuable lambs to follow the chill
dren around the country, running the
of the reckless jitney drivers.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

A general resumption Of business In
Deming this fall Is clearly indicated.
Business men prophesy a good year
and are preparing for H.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

Twenty vats for dipping cattle have
been completed In the eighth inspection
district Of New Mexico, comprising the
counties Of Grant and Luna ard DR.. II.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

specific class the league is foredoomed
to failure but 1t may cause serious
disturbances.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
TAX EXEMPTION FOR SOLDIERS

BY act Of the New Mexico legislature
and affirmation by the attorney gen
eral Of New Mexico, veterans of the
great war are exempted from tnxation
on $1,000. Either our county commits
sioners have MT heard Of this law. or
they are less generous with the return
ed soldiers than other counties OF the
state, one OF which refunded the taxes
after II had been collected through err
ror The returned soldiers, as any
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
reform party.

reform party.
AS class organization, organized
to secure specific advantages for a
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

President Wilson is TO be commend
ed for the veto of the agricultural ap-
preparation bill and the sundry civil
bill. The first was proper because
daylight saving" repeal was attached
as rider and should have been con-
sidered separately; the second because
the MANNED of the war through made
quate appropriation of funds for the
work.
So far as the country and small
towns are concerned, daylight saving Is
an abOmination. However, the claim
Is made that II has resulted In con
siderable saving light and fuel In the
industrial centers as well as giving the
workers more daylight To enjoy at
leisure. II does look lot like raising
ones self by ones own boot straps and
cuts off rest in the early morning
hours when the work Of rccuperation
Is being completed. If necessary ii
would he just as easy TO rise an hour
earlier instead of meddling with the
clock and our traditional ideas of time.
AS a matter Of fact, those that really
work get up early enough, anyway.
However. II should have been consider
ed ON its own merits. An attempt Is
underway TO pass the agricultural ap-
preparation bill over the presidents
veto. but little success is anticipated.
The President pointed ont very clear
ly that the country would have no SYM
pathy with a niggardly policy toward
MANNED soldiers, who must be educated
and trained to meet the new conditions
arising because Of their disabilities due
to wounds and sickness. Now is the
time TO do Justice TO these men who
sacrificed limbs and eyesight for
their country. II is no. likely that the
politicians will find II polite to fight
this veto. while they squnder the pub
lie monies ON Mud creek waterways
and Pumpkin Center federal buildings.
TAX EXFNPTION FOR Sol InIFRc
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25
10000 600 900 90
. DOYLEVILLE o
900 900 600 OOO0
News Champion Correspondence:

tdhssnaSr ApFll 10.
A large number of our citizens were
present at the Victory Loan meeting
at the school house last Friday even.
ing. and everyone enjoyed the music
and speaking. The program was as
follows: Solo, Miss Hazeltine; Miss
Trip, violin solo; Miss Montgomery,
reading; Miss Uglow, solo; Judge c.
II. Stone, speech; Miss kamber, violin
solo: Mrs. Morrison, sncech: Miss
Trip and Miss Uglow, solo with vio-
lin accompaniment; Rev. Ferris,
speech.
The road gang is working with a
full crew. John Evans is superinten-
dent. The gang started at the third
district line at the foot of the Biebel
hill last week and are working on the
main road up the Tomichi valley. The
whole road will be regarded and
widened and lots of road curves tax
out. A number of CLAY formations
stretches will be surfaced with granite
gravel. Commissioner Mcdonald has
MAPPED out n good bunch of road i'm
provements for this years work, and
we hope that ne will be successful. We
ought TO have good roads day" this
year-Work by the men and lunch by
the ladies-you know sort of a.
get-together meeting. Good roads are
our best asset, SO let's have meeting
and name some day next month as
good roads day.
Miss Susie Stephenson motored up
from Gunnison and spent Saturday at
home.
Pete Eastman, Gerald Hazelhurst,
Bud inslow, Blanche Adams, Eva
Leonard and Lois Nelson were Sun
day guests at the Adams home.
The first car getting to Waunita
this season meade the trip Sunday
under difficulties, but by the coming
Sunday cars can go in either direction
without any trouble.
Don't kid yourself into thinking it
is unnecessary to buy Victory Bonds.
1t is necessary, and if you have any
real American blood in your veins, you
will buy all you can.
John Kennedy sold his ranch, horses
and machinery on Razor creek to A.
Z. Marlatt and Date Scott. The deal
was closed Monday, consideration six-
teen thousand dollars. This ranch
cuts around 300 tons of hay ana has
the first water right on Razor crcek.
A.E. Mailatt has leased the McCon-
mel ranch on Razor creek for The sea-
son. Vernon Marlatt will run the
place for his father.
White & Brown of Parlin were up
Tuesday end moved their cattle home
from the Slate ranch.
-srhe Price of ps.~>S