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Let Us Reason ThiS Out

The housewife, who takes in
Sentory CT supplies in the home
follows this action by placing her
order for household necessities
with a store where she can be
supplied with the best of goods
at the Iowest prices.
When the goods. arrive. they
are checked up. 1t sometimes
happens that some article on the
order has not been filled as It
should have been. Grocerymen
are only human therefore, make
mistakes the same as other peo.
p.e. but in the ease just named
the lady of the house should at
once notify the dealer, who
should be only too glad to make
things right.
The Grooms Sanitary Store has
the best of everything in the
grocery and meat line. We
endeavor to suit the trade but
like others we sometimes make
mistakes, which we will thank
anyone, who will be kind enough
to tell us OF it. We understand
that complaints have been made
10 some of our former employees
that have failed to reach us,
which have caused some of our
patrons to lose faith in us as
public servers. Now let us rea-
son together. We want your
trade; we are more than willing
10 rectify mistakes if they occur.
ONE, or call up 46 or 65 and we
will fill your orders and guarran.
tee both goods and service. In
pursuing this course you are
taking no chances. The stock on
our shelves is fresh and oul
meats of the very best. You
need the service and we solicit
your trade.
Grooms Sanitary Store, phones
i6 and 65 C~arrizozo, N. NJ.
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Over Er0m Las Vegas

Miss Alice Upton, who is one
Of our teachers ir the Carrizozo
School for the coming term, came
in Tuesday from. Las Vegas.
Miss Upton after visiting for the
day with County School Supt.
Mrs. M. l.. Blaney, left for
Cloudcroft where she will spend
a few days before the meeting of
the County Institute which
she will attend before her return
TO Carrizozo.
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500 Reward. 500

II readers Of this paper will DO
pleased 60 learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure In all is stages. and that u
Cntnrrh. Iialis Catarrb Cure n the only
positive cure now known to tho medical
fraternity. Cntnrrh being a constitutional
disease. requires n constitutional treat
tcrnaily, acting directly upon the blOoo
and mucous surfaces OF the system, there
~ destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease, m giving the patient Strength by
nature In doing It's work. The propffetofs
rave 30 much faith In It's curative pow
rrH that they oner one Hundre Dollars
FOR any case that II falls TO cure. Send
for hnt Of testimonials.
address; v g. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. o.
SOLD by AL DruEgista,. 1bc.
~ak~ Hare family fnln TOT c~ongiphuOn
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In the discretion of the directors,
from time to time. carry on any other
lawful business, manufacturing or
otherwise. to any extent and in any
ann not unlawful.
The corporation may conduct business
in the State of New Mexico and else
where including any of the states,
territories, colonies or dependencies Of
the United States. the District Of
Columbia. and any and all foreign
countries. have one or more offices
therein, and therein 10 hold, purchase,
mortgage and convey real and personal
property, except as and when forbidden
by local laws.
The foregoing clauses shall be con-
strued both as objects and powers. but
no recitation, expression or declaration
Of specific or special powers or pur-
poses herein enumerated shall be
deemed TO be exclusive; But IL is
hereby expressly declared that all other
lawful powers not inconsistent there
with are hereby included.
The corporation reserves the right
TO amend, altar. charge or repeal any
provision contained in this certificate
in the manner now or hereafter pres.
cribed by statute for the amendment
Of the certificate Of incorporation, ant
to do all and everything necessary o.
convenient for the accomplishment
OF any Of the purposespr objects abov,
mentioned or incident thereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we bav,
h%ereunto set u hands and seals thi
eth day Of June, A. ID. 1919.
GERTRUDE MILDRED GARvIN (SEAL
WALKER G. WHITE (SEAL
CHARLES Lebanon (sEAI
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY OF CHAVEZ. 81
On this 9th day Of June, 1919, he
J fore me personally appeared Gertrud
7 Mildred Garvin. Walker G. White ar
Charles LeBaron, to me known TO b
. the persons described in and VIII
e executed the foregoing instrument an
.n~owledged that they executed III
me Ms their free act and deed. -
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I has
: hereunto set my hand and affixed m
official seal the day ard year first abo'
y written.
q HIRAM NJ. Dow,
(SEAL) Notary Publ
Ny Commission expires
E March 2S, 1922.
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A OF NEW MEXICO.
(SEAL)

State Corporation Commission Of New
Mexico).
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
United States Of America }ss
IL Is Hereby Certified, that the an
noxed is a full, true and complete trans
cript uf the Certificate of Incorporation
of Diamond Four Ranch No. 1871 with
the endorsements thereon, as same APP
pears on file and of record in the Office
Of the State Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof, the State
Corporation Commission Of the State
of New Mexico has caused this certif-
cate to be signed by the Chairman and
the seal of said Commission. To be af-
fixed at the City of Santa Fe on this
ninth day of July, A. ID. 1919.
(SEAL) (Signed) HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
Attest: (Signed) A. l.. MORRISON,
Clerk.
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who Shall manage the affairs OF the
corporation for the first three months
of It's CORPORATE existence until It's sue
cessors are elected are, Gertrude Mill
dred Garvin, Walker G. White, and
Charles LeBaron.
ARTICLE NO. g..
As subsidiary to and in connection
with the foregoing and for the purpose
of operating and developing ranches
and lands and carrying on and conduct
ing a general ranching business the
corporation may:
Appropriate water, and secure water
rights for the purpose OF irrigating
and developing the lands and carrying
ON its farming and ranching operations.
and for other similar work in connec-
ton with said EARNINGS and ranching
operations, and for domestic purposes,
and may construct, maintain, W and
control the necessary canals, reservoirs.
dams. pumping plants, bitches and la
terals for the purpose of benehcially
applying said water to the lands which
said corporation may own or control.
Manufacture, purchase or otherwise
acquire goods, wares. merchandise and
personal property Of every class ant
description. and hold. own, mortgage,
sell or otherwise dispose Of, trade. dea
with the same.
Acquire and undertake the good will
property, rights, franchises, contract
and nssets of every manner and kind
and the liabilities of any person, firm
associations corporation, either who'll
or Ia part, and pay for the same i
( cash, stock or bonds Of the corporation
or otherwise.
Enter into, make. perform and carr
out contracts of every kind, and 70
: any lawful purpose with any person
p firm, association OF corporation.
Issue bonds, debentures or obligd
1 tions Of the corporation. and at optic
Of the corporation. secure the same b
mortgage. pledge. deed Of trust @
otherwise.
4 Hold, purchase or otherwise acqrir,
h sell. assign, transfer, mortgsT 1p
e or otherwise dispose of shar
capital stock and bonds. ben
, or other evidence OF indebtednt,
a created by any other corporation Z
corporations, and while the hold,
! thereof, exercise all the rights M
- privileges Of ownership, including u
right 10 vote thereon.
Purchase, hold and reissue q
shares Of its capital stock It's bonds
other securities.
With n view 10 the working ar
. development Of the properties of Il
y corporation, and 10 affectuate, direct
Z or indirectly It's objects and purpose
" or any Of them. the corporation, ms
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At Tucumcari Roundup

Lois and Katherine Stidham,
Lois, Lucille and Mildred Jones
are attending the Tucumcari
Roundup this week. The Std
hams girls are the guests Of
the Reynolds family, while the
Jones girls are the guests Of the
Gibsons of that city,
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A or NEW x
(HEAL)

iCEhL)
state Corporation Commission Of New
Niexiro.) ''ItIt
CERTIFICATE OF FILING
United States Of America Ia
State Of New Mexico
II IL hereby certified. that there was
filed for record In the Office of the State
CORPORATION Commission Of the State
Of New Mexico, on the ninth day OF
July, A. ID. 1919 at 1880 o'clock a. m.
Certificate Of Incorporation Of Diamond
WHEREFORE: The incorporators
names in said Certificate Of l%ncarpora-
ton, and who have. signed the same,
and their successors and assigns, are
hereby declared 10 be, from this date
until the ninth day Of July, A. ID.
Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-nine, a
Corporation by the name and for the
purposes as SGT forth In said Certificate.
mo. 997i)
In Testimony Whereof, the State
Corporation Commission Of
the State Of New Mexico
has caused this certificate
10 be signed by It's Chair.
tSEAL) man and the seal of said
Commission to be affixed at
the City of Santa Fe on
this 9th day Of July, A. ID.
Attest: 1919.
(Signed) HUGHH. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
(signed) A. l.. MORRISON.
Clerk.
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The Mayor VIII Fish

Mayor and Mrs. II. S. Camp
bell left Sunday for the north
fork Of Eagle Canyon, where
they will enjoy the Injuries of
that beautiful region for the
present week. OF course the
Mayor will fish.
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To California and
The Great Lakes

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hooper
left on No.3 Tuesday for a pleas
ant trip through California after
which they will visit st. Paul,
Minneapolis and the Great Lakes.
They will be absent about six
weeks.
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Back to the Border

Mrs. |. ID. Baker, who has been
visiting with her parents. the j.
u. Farleys for the past week left
IN No. 3 Sunday for her home
in El Paso.
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To Three Rivers

Mrs. w. M. Reilly, daughter
Jean, and mother Mrs. Grey mo-
tored down tO Three Rivers to
spend a few days in that locality.
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Down to the border

Mrs. W. C. Nottingham and
children left for III Paso Tues
day to visit for the weekend.
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Over the Mountains

Mrs. h. S. Corn and daughters
Ada and Myrtle, motored over to
The Blanchard Corn ranch Mon.
lay.
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Returned From Albuquerque

Henry Lutz 4 Son have re-
turned from their recent bust
ness trip To Albuquerque.
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ARTICLE NO. A.

The corporation is authorized 10 issue
capital stock to the extent OF Twenty
ave Thousand Dollars 1926. 900. 00,1
divid.d into Two Hundred Fifty (250l
acres Of the par value Of One Hundred
Dollars (tlOO. 0Ol
ARTICLE NO. o.
The name and p~ostoifice addresses
Of the incorporators and tle numtgtof
shares Of the capital stock subscribed
for by each. the aggregate Of which
shall he the amounts with which the
corporation will m business,
are as follow:
Gertrude Mildred Garvin Nogal.
| New Mexico. 1919 shares, $40, 900 90
| Walker G. White. NoFal, New Mexico,
so shares, IS. 600. no. Charles LeBaron,
M Paso. Texas. / share, 500. 90.
ARTICLE NO. 6
The time FOR which this corporation
shall exist shall be fifty 800 years.
l. ARTICLE NO. Z.
The anairs and business OF this cor
~poration shall be conducted and man.
aye by n Ronrd Of Directors consisting
Of three members The names Of those
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The Bensons at Round. Up

Engineer Geo. Benson and
family + attending the Round
Up at Tucumcari this week.
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Mrs. Zumwalt Improves

Mrs. Bowen ZumwRlt Of
Nogal- Mesa was in town this
week. much improved from her
recent illness.
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FOR SALE Dining room
tables and chairs. - Inquire Out
look Office.
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Down From NogaI

Roy and Lutte skinner were
downfrom Nogal. Mesa this week
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ARTICLE NO. 3.

The objects for which the corporation
Is established are:
TO own, control, carry on, operate,
maintain and develop lands into farms
and ranches and to breed grow, buy
and sell any and all kinds and classes
Of livestock, and 10 carry on and con.
duct a general ranching business, and
in connection herewith to do any and
all acts necessary 10 carry out said
purpose. and 10 purchase, obtain by
contribution or otherwise acquire. 10
hold, own, operate, improve and other
wise deal in, 10 sell rent, mortgage,
lease or otherwise dispose of lands, OF
any interest therein, whether improved
or u~nimproved, without limit as IA
amount or location. and TO develop the
resources of and turn 10 account q
lands, buildings and rights Of the cor,
poration. by clearing, %irrigating nnt
planting. farming. grazing, building
and otherwise, AS may be deemed de
sirable.
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ARTICLES OFINCORPORATION
OF
DIAMOND FOUR RANCH.

We, the undersigned. in order to
form a corporation fer the purpose
hereinafter stated, under and pursuant
TO the provisions of an Act Of the
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
(now State) of New Mexico, entitled:
An act to regulate the formation and
government of corporate nsfor Mining,
Manufacturing, Industrial and others
pu%rsuits'. Approved March 10, 1905,
and to the provisions of all supplements
thereto, do hereby certify As follows:
ARTICLE NO. /.
The corporation name Is Diamond
-Four Ranch
ARTICLE NO. 2.
The Registered Office of the cor
poration is located at the headquarters
Of the Diamond Four Ranch situated
neal Nogal, in Lincoln County. New
Mexico; and Walker G. White is de.
| signated az the statutory agent therein
IN charge thereof. and upon whom pro.
cess against the corporation may be
served.
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who Shall manage the affairs OF the
corporation for the first three months
Of It's corporate existence until us sue
cessors are elected are, Gertrude Mill
dred Garvin, Walker G. White, and
Charles LeBaron.
nrICI Il NO Q
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-11-26
Grains Contemplate
Act To Discredit The
Supt. Of Public Inst.

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 24.-One Of
the most striking incidents in: con-
nection with the fight Of the Social
lists and Neil Mcdonald to discredit
state superintendent Of schools, Miss
Nelson has come to light within the
past few days.
When the Board Of Administration
(Which gave her more power than ev-
er before) seized the department Of
teacher fertilization from Miss Mel
sol and placed it under the direction
of E. p. Grain as certiication clerk,
all Of the records were taken but the
correspondence was left in Miss Mel
sons Office. Grain declared filing ca
binets had been ordered and he would
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not take This corrsspondsnee until the
files came. Mas Nielson and others
in her ofics didnt nee how
ihcation departrnsrt could sbesconduct-
ed intelligently without the corres-
pondence and have on six Or eight De-
casionS urged the ~cdftitication depart
ment 70 take this, correspondence and
attend 'at1l e i.
Applications for certificates have
been pending since August s13. A
week ago thssfling system arrived
and Grain took the correspondence.
Teachers were firing ii requests
Tor information why, their certiflcat-
es5 were not issued. As ! result the
following circular letter reply has
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been sent out BY the Townley Certi-
iication clerk:
s'The correspondence pertaining To-
your; certificate was not sent down nm
til the last few days, hence this dee
lay In receiving Your certificate to-
which you were entitled some months
ago"
Nice method 81 passing the buck
isn't IL? Al = result Of this letter
and the fact that teachers : still
writing Miss Nelson concerning their
certificates, her department il RETURN
ing all mail relating To- certfacation
TO the sender and advising them To-
write direct to the department Of GER
|tiication.
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of Consumers
Stores is Predicted
Within Two Months
(Special to The World|

VopecIaI 70 tne W0fIdy
Bismarck, N. d., Nov. 26.-That
Brinton, Townley E. Co., sole dictators
of the Consumers United Stores COM
pany, did a get from-under stunt
when they turned The stores Of the
concern yer to the farmers and is
sued stock in lieu of the certificates
to do business with the stores, is the
news which has come to light in the
past.few days. From the lips of a man
formerly high in the favor of the
,chieftains of the Order Of the Post
Dated Check, and whose name will
not be made public for various rea-
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A. D. 1919

'"What Of the many others
Forever overseas -
Lovers and sons AMI broeaers
Like these, yet not like these?
For two shall have toiled and striven
Equal in worst ard best;
And to one shall be glory given,
And to another, rest;
For two shall hav trod one measure
And of one cup drunk deep,
And one shall have sweet pleasure,
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stores have cut down their help to one
man. Failure Ia rinse money with
which to put ina sufficient stock for
the purchasers to select goods from,
appears to be the reason for the con-
ditions.
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First Chair Of Politics Created

CAIet Nn0AE OAS EOAltIC8 NIS0VN
st. LOUIS, Mo.-The first chair. Of
politics ever established in a woman's
college in the United States. the Dr..
Anna Howard Shaw chair at Bryn
Mawr, is to be financed through the
efforts of two St.Louis women, Mrs.
George ellhorn and. Miss Irene Loeb.
have been chosen, respectively, chair
man and secretary Of the committee
Of Bryn Mawr alulnnae, which will
undertake to raise the necessary funds
for the establishment and mainten-
ence Of the political chair.
Mrs. Gellhom is president Of the
Missouri League Of Women Voters,
and Miss Loeb is president Of the st.
Louis Bryn Mawr College Alumnae
association.
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sons, comes the prediction that the
Consumers United Stores Company
will be defunct within two months. It
is learned from this thoroughly reli-
able source that in several places the
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-11-26

At a recent nesting Of the Devils
Lake War MotherssMr s Silver Ser
umgard gave a very complete and ex-
cellent report Of the Second national
convention Of American War Mothers,
held at Washington, D. c. The Moth
ers showed their appreciation of Mrs.
Serumgard's report by a vote of
thanks to her. We feel that the organ
ization here has been given new life
and determinationgas q result of Mrs.
Serumgard's visit to the convention.
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week that all bodies of American SOL
diers buried outside of the zone Of the
armies, and which under authority Of
the French government may be mov-.
ed and transported, will be returned
to this country without delay.
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. Officers of state organization:
Mrs. Reeee, State. War Mother,
Devils Lake.
Mrs. A. E. Jones, vice chairman,
Lisbon.
Mrs. G. E. Manning, recording sec
rotary, 'Sheyenne.
Mrs. r. H. Throdahl, treasurer, Bis
marck.
Mrs. schellenberger, historian, Min
newaukan.
Mrs. Page, parliamentarian, Leeds.
Mrs. Ole Serumgard, auditor, Devils
Lake.
Mrs. Bertleson, auditor, Kenmare.
Mrs. R. B. Warren, auditor, Shey-
enne. /.
Mrs. Alice M. French, in an address
delivered in Minneapolis during the
American Legion convention, said:
"A new set of mothers has been
brought into being during the war
one who looks upcE, affairs through
international eyes, and n who means
to help, in governmental affairs
through a closely knit organization"
We have already made the associa-
ton felt in petitioning congress to
give our boys the most generous bill
TO bring the bodies asleep in France
home to be placed in a national ceme-
terry.
| The war department has received
| 100000 requests from relatives for re-
turn of the bodies Of soldier dead in
France. Col. E. W. Anderson, assist
ant city attorney of Richmond, Va,
told the house foreign affairs commit
tee. Representative Flood, Of Virgin
ia, ranking democratic committee
member, said this had caused turn
about in the policy Of the war depart
ment," and that the bodies would be
returned as soon as arrangements
could be made with the French gov.
eminent. -.
The war department. announced this
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"Of all our men vino went to France
90 per cent are returning alive. There
fore it seems fitting that our war
memorials, while concentrating the
fallen, should also pay grateful trib-
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during q recent session &c The state
headquarters. Tho winning title W.
sent insby Miss q. N. Barry, 900 II.
p. avenue, Fargo. The co1nmittse
named to make the selection co1npriis--
ed Miss Mae Olson, Robert Boyd, and
George Mckee, al sof Fargo.
The first issue Of the magazine win
be about Dec. !. The contract Tor
its publication was let early tlhis
month TO "A. G. Seeiey, Of Bismarck.
Foreign Deeeration. Given lt,Ssl
YaTks
Washington.-F,om the passage BY
congress in July, 1918, Sof an "a ~
thorizing the acceptance Of foreign
medals and insignia, 1894 officers
and enlisted men Of the American
army have been decorated by powers
associated with the United States "a
the world war. The annual report of
the adjutant general, Major General
(Continued On psgs 81
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Persons owing small sums to the
Armistice Day bazaar, please pay Mr..
Bice, at his office on Kelly,avenue.
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Legionairre is winning Title

The title Of Legionairre for the
to be published by Ameri-
can Legion of North Dakota at Bis.
marck, won the prize offered by the.
executive committee. Of the Legion
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Congress passed an act July, 1918,
authorizing the acceptance Of foreign
medals and insignia. Adjutant Cen
eral, Major General Harris, reports
that 1884 officers and men of the
American army have been decorated
by the associated powers.
France awarded the Cross Of the
Legion Of Honor to 909; the Croix de
Guerre to 1854; military medal to
200 and other decorations to 259.
Great Britain awarded 842.
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And one shall have sweet Sleep"

Almighty God, who in earlier days
led out fathers forth into a large in
heritance, give us grace, we humbly
beseech Thee to rsss through these
days Of unrest and turmoil in confd-
ence and courage that what has been
So we'll begun will! come to rich COM
pleteness.
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If We are to exercise an intelligent
we should know the rules
of the game. Shall veal take q cor
respondence course in politics?
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Gifts for overseas, men should be at
Hoboken by December 9Th.