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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
WANTED

One second hand 100 X. w. $50
volt d. C. Generator Switch Board
Engine and Boiler and one second
hand $50 volt al inch gauge six ton
Electric Haulage Locomotive.-THE
VERY TOP SEAM COAL CO., Beck
ley, West Virginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
FRlEL ALLEN AT CAMP ON
BLU ESTONE.

According To the Graham Daily.
News Fricl Allen, Of llillsvillc, one Of
the famous gang that shot up tn,
court some years ago. is in the con
Wet camp on IIlucStonc, and is said
10 be- II model prisoner. The three men
who "hit the bali" last Monday were
captured on Tuesday near Falls
Mills, and will tote II heavy ball
around for II while.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
BLUETIEID BOOSTERS HERE.

a lnrgc delegation of Blucricld
boosters, including any Of the lead
ing business men and bankers of that
city passer through Tazcwcl We'd
ncsday morning enroutc to Bristol to
meet with the committee which has
in charge the location of the Baptist
school for young men in Southwest
Virgnin. The Blueficld committee
will make II strenuous effort to have
The school lOcnted in That town.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF..

To the voters of Tazewell County:
! hereby respectfully announce my
self candidate for the Office of She
riff of Tazewell County, at the No.
vember election, 1919. If elected
will do my best to discharge the
duties of the Office impartialiy.
b. G. OSBORNE.
Tannersville, Virginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
THE BAPTIST CHURCH NEXT
SUNDAY.

Rev. II. S. Mabic, d D. of Blue
field, will preach in the BaDtis,
church next Sunday morning, ut II
o'clock. Those who heard Mr.. Mabi,
last Sunday week were greatly pleas
ed. The public is cordially invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
SEPARATED FROM THEIR
"BEANS."

Sergeant Thompson has added to
the towns finances this week con-
siderable sum of money from auto
mobile drivers who haven't kept
within the speed laws of the town.
A number of people have been parted
from their filthy lucre.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
REPORTED CRITICALLY ILL,

Mrs. Charley Sluss, Of North Tnzc-
well was taken TO st. lhlkcs Hos
pllal. Blucficld, Saturday night on II
special train. and is reported to be
desperately i'll.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
THE TRUTH ABOUT HENRY.
FORD.

llc is building an automobile cheap
and II cheap automobile good-Thco-
dorc Roosevelt.
TAXEWElI. MOTOR co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
EVERYTHING QUIET ON TAXE.
WELL AVENUE.

The carnivol has gone. The Holy
Rollers rnd Holiness have closed out
Everything is quiet on lower Tazc-
we'll Avenue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The pastor Rev. S. w. Hahn will
preach in Lutheran church here Sun
day morning at II O'Clock and AZ
Concord at in the afternoon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
A CAIFATEI,IA.

Large number of calves wanted, y"
says an advertisement Must soinA
To open calfatcria SO to speak.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-08-01
FORD CAR For SALE.

A Ford GER, 1918 make for sale at
bargain Car is in good shape, and
all right.
j. T. HURT.
Wittens Mills, Virginia. Aug 1 1t.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
NEW ELECTRIC
PLANT IS GOING
Has nwer Enough Cor Three
Times its Present Lad and
Runs Like . Cleck
LIGHr-POwER TROUBLES OVER
Expert from Fairbanks A Morse
Factory Says Their Plants Always
Give Entire Satisfaction

Columbus rcloires and takes OF
is hat, as n were, to 4. Frederick
son, for giving us an electric light
and power plant sufficient 10 carr,
a load three times larger than is
necessary. and then some.
10y means Of this gigantic ma
chiuc. which IA known as the "Y''
type oil engine. manufactured by
the Fairbanks Morse Co., the load h
carried with perfect ease and a
smotllncss that shows 100 per ct.
efficiency.
r. a.. Schercr, factory expert. say'
that planis Of this type are upcr-
aiine by the hundreds In almost cv-
cry slate In the Union and that they
always give the hest Of salisfac-
lion.
Bully for frcdcrickson. No more
lirhl and power troubles.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
GENERAL ERWIN
VISITS COLUMBUS
Witnesses General Review And In
specllon and Makes Patriotic
Talk at Khaki club.
PRAISES uE cmUMBus sPiRrr
General Erwin Is 10 VI Paso What
Colonel Hadseil Is 10 C0lum-
bus Local Community

lamp Fnrionp and Columbus vert
hpnorcd b. HE prc,slc, lasi Tiics-
day of IT,. commanding general ~
The W pasl District, brisadicr Gen
'iul James a. frwin cninn.a Ter at
Fort Bliss.
With Colonel q. Arthur Hadsell.
commander Of Camp Furlong, he
witnessed very satisfactory gen
cral review and INSPECTION Of the
troops stationed here. In tho ev-
ening the two commanders were
honor guests Of the Khaki Club.
where both delivered inspiring talks
io the members Of The u. Lament
Meditaline Club.
During his visit here. General
Erwin. who was one Of the com
manders Of division In France.
and who rendered an exceedingly
gnod account Of himself. took occa-
sion Ia tell the Secretary Of The
Chamber of Commerce that hc very
much appreciated the spirit Of the
Columbus citizens. In so quickly
and satisfactorily clearing up the
leasing problem for the biR camp
General Erwin Is IN ~ paso. aud
In fact the whole district, what
Cnlonrl llndsell II to Columbus
u real friend Of the community
Complimentary Ia General Erwin.
Lieutenant !. \. Mccarthy. Jr.. put
on special entertainment consist
Ing Of special baud concert by the
18th Infantry hand and several
short boxing exhibitions.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
ENOUGH AND 10 sPARE
~ CENTENARY DitiNt.

II took only % hours to IN "ovcr
the top" In the Methodist Cenicn
AIRY drive, which was put over IN
Columbus yesterday
our quota was 500 and We made
" si25i5. more than 10 per cent
over IN - hours.
Rev. Henry Van Nalkcnburrh aud
Rev. Rufus &. Baker Methodist dyn-
amos from W paso, lectured ai the
church Wednesday night and ON
Thursday teams went out 10 work
with vim. the husiling prcachcrs
aiding with a strong hand. with The
result that this morninp Mrs. Dran
repuris an over subscription of
m"re than ~ per cent.
Last evening a large crowd gath
cred al the church for highly
interesting siercopiican lecture by
Rev Baker. his brother pastor op-
Grating the slides.
Rev. Van Nalkcnhurgh strongly
advocated one white Protestant
church for tolumds, with every
body supporting II. llc said II was
a crime tn have more than that.
This Is food for thought
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
WAR DEPARTMENT BULLETIN
PRAISES TWELFTH CAVALRY

\ bulletin from the War De
partmonl says that Columbus has
more rc-cnlisimculs than amy other
siaiiol In the entire country
The i2ih Cavalry has the highest
preccnlagc Of re-enlislments Of
any cavalry regiment aud the
small 4 number Of descrtions.
Capilm n. W. Mason has re-en-
listed more than eoo men IN the
past lwo months. in addition 10
comnrs nding his company. lmr-
Ing The Two years he has been In
the eith Infantry he states that
hc hps had hut onc desertion. aud
that be- knows where to pick up
this r1n.
VIII out a doubt the 2ith has
the h'fl record In the way NJ de-
scrtio1s of any regiment IN the en-
tire 5. Army
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
BOYS or i2Tm CAVALRY
ENsOf DANCE At W. G. G. =.

The dancess given saturday and
"Wednesday evenings were featured
by very good attendance. A number
Of young ladies from Deming chap
eroned by Mrs. Hamilton attended
the dance saturday evening.
The dance gwen by the 18th
Cavalry Cactus Club "Wednesday
evening proved a big success. Mrs.
W. r. Kine acted az hostess. Many
Of The youne ladies' Of Columbus
were In attendance. Refreshments
were served and a rood time was
enjoyed by all.
". pickard. manager Of The i2lb
Cavalry Club. has arranged dance
for saturday evening IN behalf oi
the troops visiting Camp Furlong
from liachila.
Arrangements have been made for
exceptionally good music. and thru
the kindness Of Colonel Bieglrr,
transportation will be- furnished for
the young lahics of DeminE.
Increasing interest Is belnr shown
by The boys of the i2th Cavalry
regarding the War Camp Commu
nifty Service work.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
COLUMBUS STATE
BANKS new HOME
WIN he the Pride OF this Hcaion
and the Last Word ~ Arch-
lteetural Beaut,
'ioDEL MOVIE N THE BUILDING
lentilaling and Heating SYSTEM
viii be as Perfect as Science
Can Make Them

President J. l.. Greenwood an
n0ullccs The plans oi the new Iol.
uliDus State Bank and theatre
oullding soon 10 be erected ON lh,
nOrtliwest corner OF Broadway ano
west FIRST street
Inc handsome structure will b.
made Of brick and viii be credit
30 this section oi the STATE ana Ger
'ainly "A pride 10 Columbus.
The bank viii have a plate glass
front Of nearly 90 feet, plate giass
pn The Theatre lobby ou the cas-
81 . lect
The interior arrangements viii
oe along the lines oi the most mod
ern banking houses the president =
olilce being IA the southwest cor
ner, separated from the lobby by o
railing, with private office ~ lh'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
KINGS THEATRE
WILL Be THE ONYX
Takes lts Name From the Famous
Stone Which l. Found Few
Mllcs West of Town
10 h. PERFECTLY VENTILATED
There win BE- GOO Drlinhtfulll
Comfortable Chairs With Per-
feet View af the Screen

". =. King Is working almost
night and day to complete his lnc
new theatre. which viii be- the
nearest amusement enterprise Ia
Camp Furlong. and will yet be- very
'onyenieni for lawn patronage.
The building b. iio feet deep and
~ feet wide. and the seat. will be-
80 arranged that every person Will
have a perfect vision of the screen.
one thing that Mr. King Is max
ing a special feature Of is the per-
feet system of ventilation. Around
ryery scat IN The house there viii
be- good circulation of air
The front viii be- arlisiically
made Of stan on steer hath. with an
imposing nVcrhaneing cornice and
an abundance of electric hFhts.
Master Mason T. T. Kelly is pui
ting three large onyx columns In
the front, from which the theatre
takes It's name,
u got that beautiful onyx mp IN
the hills within twenty minutes
drive nf Columbus" said Mr.. King
~ he showed the handsome stone
la The Courier representative.
The Onyx will hc a hir addition
Ia Columbus amusement followers
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
A. NJ. (. CHURCH
TO Be ERECTED
Despite Al her Rercnt ISri,rs Col
unbus Must Gct Back ~ an AZ
rican Methodist Church
Is ENDORSED Nv uE MuIT,m
Roth General Erwin and Col. Had
sell Approve the Project Under
taken by nr. Wells

Now that the 2ilh Infantry Is Ia
be- fixture for years aud years io
come. II b extremely necessary that
there be- erected in Columbus an
African Methodist church
Rev. n. A. Wells. ID. D.. the noted
divine of NJ paso. one ~ the great
leaders of his race. or any other
race for that matter. has been here
a number Of times lo give the mat
ter his personal attention and has
received much encouragement llr
has letters of personal endorscm-ni
from Gcn. James B Erwin to Col
q. Arthur Hadsrll. aud the Courier
is informed by Cot lladscll that lir
mosi heartily approves The plan.
lpr Wells also has warm letters
of endorsement from Major DAVIS.
Of ~ paso and frum nearly All the
large financial institutions of that
city.
The fine endorsements ouly go tn
prove lhui llr Wells a. dniur rN-
oryihing ON the square. aud II h up
to ms IN see That this very impori-
ant matter b pui over with 40
pnssihle speed
II Is understood that three lrls
viii be- donated somewhere IN iir
western part of the city. and llui
The 18th Infantry Will aid the wor-
Thy project 10 the best of ~ ahili,,
hut Columbus must show her met
llc AGAIN by coming nohly 10 lhr
front.
An important factor m the sue
ccss ~ this very urgent AMI n.ce,-
snry enterprise. j. that easy Terms
of payment vii hc made Ia all prr-
snns who give To this worthy oh
irrL
The world war has taken The
word impossible" oul of our yo-
cahulary.
The African Methodist Epis-
copal church Is over century old.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
DEIIA OII. COMPANY
liiS 4 GOOD PROPOSITION

Mr. :. T.. Harvey. assistant see
reiars of the Delta on Company.
Tulsa. Oklahoma. is at the CLARK
hotel for a few days. and President
e.. z. Owen Is expected today or
tumoi row
The Delta proposition Is very
well explained In our advertising
columns. aud is certainly fair in
tho investor. They are paying div
idrndH right along Of from three Ia
I've per cent month and guar
aniee In huy hack stock IN six
months " purchaser is not satisfied,
The New Mexico oil Exchange
sells rad recommends this stock
at thr par Valu~ or-si, hut advises
that there IS only small block
for So at this price.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
CAMP FJm. ONG 10 HANE
4 FINE LIBRARN

That Camp Furlonp h entitled
h. adequate library aud reading
rnum facilities for the men STA
tened here, has been rrropnixcd
by the American Library Assn
citation; and the former Camp Cody
library building has recently been
rr-orccied on a commodinus site
iusi southwest uf the 2ith Infantry
headquarters
Miss Nellie Olson IT the Fort
layard Hospital Library service
has come to organize the library
aud The work upon the first IN
sisllment of books. an excellent
Collection Of about 5.0n volumes.
which constituted tho former base
hospital library AT Camp Cody. Is
progressing rapidly. THIS collection
Will be- supplemented from The
Rnrder Seryirc headquarters NJ
~ paso.
As spon a. the organization Is
romplcied and the necessary H.
hrary equipment Is IN place. the
late of Opening will hc announced
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
vi RRAY a LANE SET EN-
AMPLE To WHOLESALERS

That Murray n Payne very much
appreciate their liberal patronage
In Columbus. and to show how the,
feel about II In tangible furm.
Manager =. L. Gilmore drove down
with SalcDman Lee this week and
paid years membership In ad-
vance Ia The Chamber of Commerce
This Just shows you that We have
faith IN the town ANA auth IN the
Secretary oi the Chamber of Com
merro. said Manager Gilmore as h.
wrote out the check and signed M"
membership card.
Others would do weii to follow the
example Of this cnierprising ilrm
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30

The American Red Gross wants
Ia distribute si3,5OO IN New Mexico.
Now don't crowd Let's see first
" you are the SORT of q person
upon whom the Red Cross wishes
Ia hestow some of this little for
tune.
First let II be- understood what
this Sia.5nn consists NJ. n repre-
senls allolmcnis made by 4. :.
soldiers IN favor NJ wives, mothers.
fathers and other relatives, sup
plrmenled by gnyernmcm allow
ances. Some Of those who made
these alloiments will never return.
Others. more fortunate, are still In
service or ON their way out.
In New Mexico there are Ni
families and individuals who are
totally unaware that the He'd Crnss
wishes la present them with checks
running as high as $500 These
cheeks are signed by Uncle Sam
who has asked the Red Cross Ia
locate. through H. onniprescni
Home Service sections. the persons
~ whom They ran.
Being unaware Of the widespread
activities of the Home Service dc
pariment Of the Red Cross scores
of the very persons In New Mexico
for whom these government cheeks
were issued, are probably passing
right by tho offices Of the Home
Service In their respective commu-
mites.
Home Service representatives IN
New Mexico have received word
from Washington that the govern
mcnt Bureau Of War Risk Insur-
ance. through which checks of this
kind are issued. has 5O00o IN
claimed cherks. Of 1900 cns"-
referred To II the Red Cross, mp "a
May I, had located the owners oi
g.f00 checks.
Thursiing government checks up.
on unsuspcciinF persons is not ih'
only function Of the Home Service
department Of the ned Cross. how
ever. No matter what the need ri
a soldier or his family. the Rec
Cross will meet II through lh'
Home Service section. perhap'
there are persons In this commu.
nifty upon whom the Rcd Crosi
would take delight In hestowins
good old government check or rcn
dering other service.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
big OIL MAN SAYS
OUR FIELD IS GOOD
u Going to Start Drilling soon
About -Four Townships Fast of
the Columbus Well
OWNS BLOCK or VALLEY STOCK
Says New MeNlco Oll viii be- of
Very High Grade aud Compare
tlvcly at shallow Depth

I. u. knight. the noted engineer
aud oil operator, with over 300 tine
wells Ia his credit. and who has the
distinction of putting town the first
oil well IN the North Texas field.
twenty years ago, anu who now rep
resenis a mulli-milionaire syndi-
cate in the east, has been spending
some time carefully investigating
conditions IN the Columbus field.
His Investigations have led him
to secure possession of about $500
acres Of land. aud he assures the
Courier that he will have we'll
RIG ON the ground in the region
beyond Arena inside Of thirty days
The first machine will w into the
shallow depths, standard rig com
inr later 10 so down into the good
slun.
Mr.. knight who spent the great
cr portion Of the day with Manager
Knifnn, Tuesday, expressed his OPP
inion la the Courier that the New
Mexico field would produce very
high grade oil at comparatively q
shallow depth, 27O0 TO 1000 feet.
Mr.. knight said his opinion Of IN,
IiOlumms well was hest expressed
In his purchase Of block Of siocl
IN the Valley oil Company.
The noted engineer was an old.
Time friend uf Mayor J. n. Blair.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
kHikI CLIB IIONORED ny
VISIT FROM GENERAL ERWIN

The Khaki Club Is a busy social
center aud Is conducted IN man
n"r very highly pleasing In every
body.
ON Monday evening farewell
huncl lunch was given IN honur
.of Ordnance Sergeant Thomas
Murphy, who left the following dny
for the Philippines, to take up The
same line of work
Tuesday evening. the u. Lament
Medilalinr club had an entertain
mcut that was honored by lhr
presence of Gcncrai James H. Er-
win, district commander. and Cole
ucl e.. Arthur lladsell commando
Of Camp Furlong and the New
Mexico Suh-Disirici both Of whom
paid splendid tribute to the Neerl
american soldiers
General Erwin said 4 have heru
with them IN many iigh places snI
they always did their duty"
'hfNN'N HNiiH'W ANNf wv NNfN
splendid encouragement aud word,
of genuine cheer.
other notable addresses We're
made 10y Rev. " 4. Wells, - n,
Chaplain Thomas and Titus Alex
ander, who Is chiefly responsible
for maintaining the best KHAKI
club ON the border. through The
War Camp Community Service.
\ very fine paper ON the work
of the W. G.. e. 5. was read hy
Mrs. Faulkner.
Other pleasing talks were made
boy former president Van Cooper
and President Ferrell.
The club Jazz hana, male quar-
tci and mixed quartet furnished
fine music.
Refreshments were served during
the evening. Danc'ug wRs the last
feature Corporal Vonircss. Conn
pany y 2ith Infantry was master
Of ceremonies.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
COI .UMBUS STEAM LAUNDRY
u ENLARGING ETs PLANT

Like everything else IN Columbus
that is ON the up grade, Vinson a
Phelps are building an addition %
the Columbus steam Laundry.
4, glance into that busy inslitn-
tion. with sixteen people working
with the regular Columbus energy,
IL quite an inspiring sight.
Incidentally They are turning out
mighty good work aud lots of IL.
II Fors without saying that Col
bus people ought 10 patronizc Col
umhis industries.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
AFRICAN PRIME WILL LECT-
URE AT G.. on g. HALL

ON saturday evening May %,
Prince kaba Reea. of Africa, will
deliver his famous illustrated lect-
urc ai Chamber Of Commerce hall,
presenting very comprehensive
view Of the semi-civilizcd conli-
neni A small admission fee Of 25r
will be charged.
On Sunday evening he will preach
at the sameIdace.
The public Is cordially invited.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30

Paul I. Walker n making snmr
line cement walks around town
which are really one of the nee
cssary things In columbus.
Nothing improves premises. more
Than good cement walks. Mr..
Walker announces lhai with the
exception of two lots h. has the
'onirarl for building walks In lwo
blocks the entire length
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
Manhattan IIcighis Boomina

Despite the fact that Engineer
Carl Is attending the Tribune Ford
trial IN Michigan Ernst fngledorf
reports the sale of ~ lots In Man
haitian Heights addition.
Some mighty pretty homes viii
20 up in this addition according to
all reports. In fact. nothing hut
fine homes can he built there,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
Rich Gold strike

+. l.. Nordhaus and wife, VIII,
were In town yesterday, had IN
their possession q sample Of rich
eold-hcaring iuog spar, with native
gold plainly visible 10 the naked
eye,
Mr.. Nordhaus has several claims
near The wonderful strike made the
other day on the Ben Hind claims
Assay Of the ore RIM from sixteen
hundred TO thirty thousand dollars
per ton, this with only a few feet
below the grass roots.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
LONETT A son TAKING NEW
BUILDING CONTRACTS

l.oyelt a Sou. the well known
contractors. who are Just complet-
ing the beautiful Fcin store huild-
inr on Broadway announce ron.
tracts 'Jr y large addition d, the
Columbus Steam laundry and a
Gno residence IN the hi'e addition
for Mr.. Cherwin. manager of the
Iapin a SIM tailoring establish
mcni.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
VALLEY on WELL "
STILL IN CAP ROCK

!. T. Moore, secretary treasurer
of The Valley OH Company, reports
the drill stili-m cap rock with the
ouilools more favorable all the
time. Tie says The average Is about
siN Ia ten fct per day
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30

4 large vegetable refrigerator
That keeps everything fresh and
green, has been added 10 the Dean
store. and likewise a set Of Detroit
scales that weigh from one ounce
10 100 pounds. Both improvements
are the best oblainable.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
COIUMBUs HAS LARGEST SAFE
CABINET \ COUNTY

10 accommodate their enormous
business, Blair q Hellberg have Just
placed In their office, corner of
broadway aud Main, The largest
safe and filing cabinet IN Luna
county.
They had a safe almost as hig
as a harm hut had 10 replace il
with still larger one. They have
handled many smaller real estate
deals this week aud will close
some hig ones In a few days.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30
IN Chamber Of Commerce

Del Ito, TcNas, May 2A, To
Enclosed please hnd p. q. money
order for seO0. for my membership
to the Chamber Of Commerce Of
Columbus, n. NJ. am not there
but my heart is with you people,
". ]. FULTON
Thanks. Old Topl That's the
right spirit.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30

There were cbout 30 Deming pcc-
pie 0iItins ah.ul Columbus ye,.ey
day, several - HEM look,ne Ior
some sort Of reridcnce or bushes,
10. alton
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-30

Mrs. Julia Dcnosarcr has tempo
rarily tied mp the Carragien thealer
construction. u is likely that the
courts will be asked to pass upou
the lease.