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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

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.sa Mrs. 9. Vixen Of Blackduck was q
n hopper In the city Saturday. Is. :-s5 z =:
Mrs. William Staples Of zPuposky
\ vas the guest Of f*Bemtdji frier ds Sat
urday :z.5 .' ;zs, s.ssss''5 s5 : ~ #
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson, a son .at st. .Anthony's hos
4 pital this morning :.,I7, :. J.. ~
sss Mrs: Bert Noble Of Nebish n,otored
to Remidji Saturday and passed q
few hours with friends. ;@-$a II: 5:,z. II -
4 ssa Ice cream Is the: national dessert.
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~ @ Miss Gertrude German of Grand
Forks, N. D., is the guest of Bemfdji
friends for a few days. -
u: Miss Smith, who has visited at the
Z I. "A. Hanson home, returned to her
! home In Canada Saturday night. = :
I I Ne After y the, carnival take. In the
dance at Moose hall. Ten cents a
dance. !. ~. 8 =. Z :, ...T r, = ..~ 1d616
% Theodore Palmer of Sioux City,
: Ia, is visiting at the home of his
brother, Harry Palmer, for a month.
- Mrs. G. Miller Of Kansas City Mo-,
arrived in the city in. a few. days
and will spend months vacation
here. = |. !. .&S E5.r - f \ y
:*:ss s. Have You had your dish Of ice
cream today? a.-t - =. : : 512tf
q: Mrs. Q: p Glrambo and children
left this afternoon for Bagley, where
they will visit relatives and friends
for q week. : r.. Fl. 49, -
.s& Mrs. Peterson OF Clearbrook re-
turned to her home Saturday even
ing, after a visit with Rev. and Mrs.
o.. P. Grambo. >>.E
zs. .$: Mrs. J.: II. Laney and daughter,
Marion, of Turtle River were among
: the between train. visitors in the
city Saturday. , -" ....2~. l.
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- William jackson, who is employed
at Superior, spent Sunday in Bemidji
as the guest Of his parents; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Jackson.
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E. $4,000 to loan on farms: Dean
Land Co. = X; sg&s :, 4 i T.: II d71tf
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s523--5 Mrs. G. c.. Strander and son, Os-
HHSnSp 40 Hys.>- e.
l-:of Mrs. strander's sister, Mrs. o. G..
Rood and family.
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III. G.. Pitts Of Princeton has az
rived In Remidii, ,;7havinr accented q
! Barker jeweiry store. =, -
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.st Dance at Moose hall. Tuesday
night. Ten cents a dance. idS1s
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Security State bank, left last even
ing for Minneapolis where he will
spend several days on business.
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Mrs. Christ Baker of Virginia,
4 -kyAnton Strand home for several days,
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s5 s>5 Koors'@ice cream is made with pure
+ sweet pasteurized cream. 512tf
5S Mrs. lack Olson and daughter.
+ Rose, left yesterday for Brainerd
# where they will visit Mrs. Olson q sis
ter, Mrs: William Bush for a few
3 days. a'....r3 '.--.3:., -. :,
< DR.. e.; H. Marcum and Walter F..
Marcum, manager Of the Sentinel
Publishing company, left this MORN
ing in the latter's car for the Twin
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16
BEMIDU NEiVNSY NOTES.

r. each day give interesting conpsts
social aetvies desire This dsvotsd to
social items and briefs cooperation
maintenance Items phoned maled to h oce
clated by readers Of the paps- and BY the pubsheA
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16
HTRAY NOTICE,

~ stray horse, Weighing about
= 1900 pounds came to my place west
'of Bemidji. Owner may have same
by claiming it and paying for this
|ad. John Moberg, Bemfdji, Minn.
- 1856
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

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tertained At dinner and supper. r
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:, There will be Conyacatfon Of Be-
midji cl1apter,S No. 70. R. An, in
the Masonic hall this evening at -8I
O'Clock. u. as there,sis business ~of Inn
portance to be discussed II is urged
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Same prices as before the war ON
kodak finishing at Rich Studtos 20
10th St. Phone STOW. 81 13stMos
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Rev.. O. r. Grambo Of the. Fifth,
ward will 60 to Minneapolis this
evening, where he will attend con-;
free. cnurcn. Wnlcn convenes TINS
Week he Will return 10 Bem1d1i3
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/ .Rart nroo,ann Who haa aaon throe.,
Years militsyv1 sarvica nvarseas viii
fhe- Canadian army ANA whn racentiv. W
received hts dtacharee ,a.visi I tfner + 10 -
brother lanes Marin of Mtnnesotas q
avenue, for a few days before re-
turning to his home In Wiley, Mimi
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{ Rohert son of Mr. and Mrs q al
Hankev WIN a,,tYerei, iaeverai hrol eny
homes IN. his foot whan .ha. waa RIM
nver INV tho hshv fanT vhila jt Was
here ~ fhs infarast.sof IN. vic+orys
loan. haa = far recoveraiS that he ~
abie to walk without aid 81. cr,Itch h a. -
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,,sa H. =. S,s Saeopson, 20 .1aa ana nas motner,
Z Mrs: yacoos1H' Of scoDey. % Mont;, wno
= nave 1e oeen tne suests OF Mr: ano MRS!
=: ~. N; saeoos1n tn ~, los .netass Ie~ Gays
~ tosu NJ ~. ~ tg !1 e H"ne, .uuay. = " y NJ ~
~ son' ~ h;s h.othe. ~ne r. - '"'o"-
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uroay from the Twin Cities, the trip
naVine-oeen maze Dy motor. They
were accompanied on tneir. return by
tneir daughter, MISS zDorotny Tor
rance, assistant. supervisor Of music
IN the Ut. Paui SCHOOLS.
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Edge Grove Union sunday school
held Its annual picnic ana children's
Gay program Yesterday. At the Lang
1arm' zOO people Deing: IN attend
the principal speaker anu Golden and
Paul Soper, also OF this CITY,, played
severai coronet2 selections.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

| Merrill Detroit returned to Be.
midi Saturday, having recently been
discharged after an overseas service
7of seventeen months. = At the time
Of his enlistment Detroit was EN-.
ployed at Netzer's pfiafmaey.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

Oscar Ulrickson and sister, Emma
have returned from Emmet, Idaho
where they spent the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gunderson. Mr.. and
Mrs, Gunderson are former residents
,fof the Fifth ward :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

Miss Smith, who has visited at the
I. A. Hanson home, returned to her
home lin Canada Saturday night. =. I
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

n, # After the. carnival, take in the
dance at Moose hall. Ten cents a
dance. .s::e;s, -, 8 . q; -. 1d616
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

Bert Dreeiand, who has seen three
years military service overseas with
received his discharge, is visiting his
brother, James Martin Of Minnesota,
avenue, for, q few days before re-
turning to his home In Wiley, Mimi
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

4 Theodore Palmer of Sioux City,
Ia, is visiting at the home of his
brother, Harry Palmer, for a month.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

= Mrs. G. Miller Of Kansas City Mo-,
arrived in the city, in few, days
and will spend q months vacation
mere, - :@%@.a ~. = .%e5iE - ~: F-' Z
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

Mayor L. F. johnson and City At
storney Hallan, L. Huffman left last
evening for Rochester, Mimi, where
they will attend the annual meeting
OF the League of Minnesota Munich
palities.s.s -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

4, There will be Conyacation of Be-
midi chapter, No. 20, r. "A. NJ. in
the Masonic, hall this evening at 8
o'clock. AS there: is busines of Inn
portance to be- discussed It is urged
that there be large attendance. I.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16

6. Have. you had your: dish Of ice
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-06-16
8. Mrs. O.. Vixen OF Blackduck was q
shopper in the city Saturday. IS, IS. y. z. =.

Miss Gertrude German of Grand
Forks, N. D., is the guest of Bemfdji
friends for q few days. -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
sENrlpA DISTINCTION.

De Guadalupe. N. NJ, nos escribe
nuestro suscriptor Don Pelagio Casaus,
la sentida defunci6n de su querida
sobrina Conrada Casaua, acaecida el
dia IA del ~presentef a la edad de 80
amos, a ~consecuencia de pulmonia. La
finada deja para lamentar su eterna
despedida q sus padres, Don Leandro
Casaus y Dona Virginia T. de Casaus,
una hermana Cleotilde G. lie Montoya,
y I'm hermano politico, Placido Mon
toya, y su abuelito ell Hon Manuel
Casaus, a i'm crecido nimero de pa
rientes. Su funeral SO verified 81
dfa siguiehte siendo sus restos de.
p~ositados en- Ell panteon cat6lico del
mismo lugar. Los padres y demas pa
rientes dan las gracias a t0das las
que les acompanaron tanto
en- Ell veIorio como en- Ell funeral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Grant County Farm
Bureau Meets Nov.

Silver City. Oct. 2S.-The Grant
County Farm Bureau, which was
launched on October 8. when e mum.
bers Of the farmers of the county held
a meeting here, will hold its first regu.
lar meeting on November 1. The meet.
ing win be held for the purpose Of
perfecting the plans for the coming
year and electing permanent officers,
The organization is already we'll under
way and much OF the next years work
is laid out and some of 1t started. The
meeting in November will be county
wide and every farmer and stockman
in the county is urged to be present,
as this viii be the beginning of a big
membership drive which viii be
pushed during the month. A fine pro
gram has been arranged for the day
and the meeting promises to be one
Of the events OF the season,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Los MATRIMoNlos DE LOS SOL
DApoS AMERlcANos EN- Ell
ExTRANJERo.

WASHINGTON, Octubre 24.--A pc
tici0n de la Secretarfa de Esta-
do, Guerra y Marina, Ell Presidente
de la Comisi6n de Asuntos Militia
res del Eenado de los Estados Uni.
dos, Mr.. Wadsworth. ha p~resentado
ante dicha Comisi6n un ~proyect0 de
Ley a fin de regular los matrimo-
MOS de los soldados ~americanos Y de
los eiviles ~suietos al servicio de las
armas. mientras Sc encuentren estos
prestando sns servicios en- Ell extran-
jero. III citado proyecto pide como
requisite para la celebration del
matrimonio, la presentation de un
documento en- ell que conste que tan
to 81 hombre como la mujer tienen
la edad ~necesaria para Ell matrimo-
MO y que ninguno de ellos Sc ha ca
sado antesl Dicho documento debera
presentarse q las autoridades milf
tares y navales.
Como la mayor parte de los ma
de soldad0s, Sc han afec-
tuado en- Francia, con jdvenes fran
cesas. " pudiera esa ley afectar a.
las mujeres de ese pals que hayan
contraido matrimonio con ~soldados
americanos o esten para contraerlo.
30 do c0nocimiento del proyecto al
goblerno frances, 81 que despues dc
IN estudio del documento. manifes-
E6 su ~conformldad con las clausulas
del proyecto. ~expresando su deseo
que Sc apruebe cuanto antics.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
MICHIGAN MAN HELD
FOR ENLIGHTENMENT

Albuquerque.-Sheriff u. r. Eaton
of Kalamazoo, Mich, arrived here Fri
day to take Irving Hopper. arrested
here on the chargb Of embezzlement,
back to Michigan The local police
will turn over the bonds and currency
to the amount OF $4,000 which were
found in Hopper's grip at the time he
was arrested. Sheriff Eaton said that
Hopper is accused of being one Of the
~rsngieaders who are accused OF taking
over 100000 from the company for
which they worked, in operations
which have extended over a period OF
several years.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Estancia Valley
Farmer Will Clear
Close to $1,000

The Estancia valley is enjoying
greater prosperity than ever be-
fore: one farmer viii clear near
Iy $1,000 on 800 acres this year,
on corn and beans. This is the
news brought back by Oliver c..
King. a Santa Fe insurance official
who has Just visited Estancia,
Moriarty and Stanley.
There have been steady rains
the past summer and Estancia val
ley. which many people deserted
years ago because OF the drouth,
is prosperous" said Mr.. King.
Moreover. the people have
learned the Importance Of bring
ing in a better grade of cattle and
not relying entirely on crops to
make money. What the valley
needs especially now is a cream
ely and some n should establish
it."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Killing the Gray
Squirrel Out Of
Season Costly

Albuquerque, Oct. 27.-What Il
probably the first prosecution in the
state under the new game law for
protecting tassel-eared gray squirrels
was recently conducted by Ranger j.
'R Mcclure Of the United States for
est reserve at Hanover, N. M.
Two residents OF Fierro, N. M,
were found killing tasseI-eared gray
SQUIRRELS out OF season and without
a license. Complains were sworn
out BY Ranger Mcclure on these two
charges and The men were fined $50
and costs before a justice Of the
peace.
The tassel-eared squirrels have
been placed under protection to pre-.
vent their determination, especially
in areas much freduented by sum.
mer yacationists.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
FocH, JoFFRE " Ell MAYOR DE
ROMA HoNRAN A ROOSEVELT

I'll
Mr., Guthrie Smith, a cargo de la
p~ublicidad de Ia asociaci0n del Me
mortal de Roosevelt en- este estado,
ell martes recibi0 un telegrama de-
Nueva York citando cablegramas del
Mariscal Foch, Mariscal Joffre v de
Adolfo Appoloni, mayor de Roma, los
cuales rendian tribute a La memorial
de Roosevelt. Los telegramas 1Iega-
la imposibilidad de haberIos podido
leer ante la reunion tenfda Ell mar
ties en- la n0che.
81 Mensaie LEILA como sigue;
"E Presidente William Boyce
Thompson recibici0 los siguientes ca
blegramas hoy:
Yo nunca podre Olvfdar Ell senti-
Imiento que Inspire al Coronel Roose-
welt concerniente al pueblo Frances,
Su mem0ria slempre estarA fresca en-
los corazones de los Franceses. Por loe
tanto, logro Ia op~ortunidad para ex.
|presarle a I'd. mi mas profunda sim
patia.
(Firmado) MARISCAL FOCH.'
Sumamente feiiz al atestiguar en-
la OCCASION del ~aniYersario del natall-
clio de Teodofo Ro0seyelte mi arden
te admiration de SD energip y eleva-
do caracter.
(Firmado) sJ0FFRE
Conoci al hombre y lie admire Ell
tenia una fuerte voluntad y siempre
vel6 poi 81 bienestar comdn. Ell am6
a su pals y honro a Italia y a 81
que poseia Ell espfritu Romano, Roma
lie rinde r~everencia.
(Firmado) "'ADOLFO APPOLONI,
Mayor de Roma.
Lord N0rthcliff Sc une a la conf
sion lnglesa. Informe la prensa.
(Firmado) "HOMER BRUSHEY"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
OIL WELL
DOWN 22OO FEET

Tucumcari, Oct. 27,-7The MCGEE oil
well is the subject or much ~specula-
tion and many reports have been sent
out in the last few weeks regarding
the possibilities Or oil in this part OF
the state, Although the operators say
that indications ~ the resent time are
favorable, many Of the reports have
been exaggerated. The well at the
present time is down 1900 feet and
the formation is brown lime which il
said to contain some oil but not
enough to be in paying quantity. The
drilling is progressing very slowly. as
II takes from five to ten hours to go
down five feet. As soon as the drill
is through this limestone rock it Is
thought there may be found more oil
or gas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
COL ALBRIGHT WAS
IN THIS LITTLE GAME

Albuquerque-Depnty Sheriff Bang
hart took a hand in a little poker
game out in Old Town last Saturday
night and cleaned lip $500 in the
game, this amount being in bonds for
the appearance Of six men In the po-
lice court Monday morning on the
charge of gambling.
A nice little party was going on,
one of a series, when the officer
came along and broke 1t up. The
guests were Col. J. G. Albright, ed
itoro Acasio Gallegos, Interpreter of
the district court; J. w. Ryan, Leo
Quler, J L .Gober and Fred Barela,
They put up $50 bond apiece for their
appearance before Justice Of the
Peace NJ. G. ortiz at Q o'clock this
morning.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
HENDERSON, TO AID
FIGHT ON

Albuquerque-C. p. Anderson, edi-
tor of the Herald of the Well coun.
|hry, has been appointed representa-.
tive OF the mountain division of the
|lRed Cross with the state public
health commission, In case OF another
epidemic of the influenza. Every
possible preparation is now being
made In advance for the handling
|Of such an epidemic should it 90.
cur, and the health department is
now getting almost daily reports on
conditions in all parts Of the state.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
IORDSDURG SHIPS
$4,000 IN CATTLE

Lordsburg. Oct 27.1The fall ship
ping Of cattle is now on In This part
Of the state and owing to the
splendid condition Of the ranges the
stock is said to be the finest ever sent
out from this station. It Is estimated
that the total value of the two. three
and four-year-old steers which were
shipped from the Lordsburg pens last
week was over $4,000 and there are
still many carloads to be shipped
Most OF the cattle are in such good
condition that they are going direct
to the market without being fed IN
the stockyard pens as has always been
done in the past.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Union County Fair
Breaks All Records

Clayton, oct. 27.--The Union coun-
|ty fair began here last Thursday
and ended Saturday night. and ac-
|cording to reports was the most
successful ever held in the county,
The weather was ideal and the at.
tendance the largest ever known in
the history Of the fair organization
Owing to the unusual good year for
the farmers in this part Of the state
the exhibits we're large and demon
strated the developments In the
county in the past year,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Como amnciamos en- nuestro hume
70 de "a semana pasada de la desa-
paricion misteriosa de Robert M. Cloc-
key, un anciano de n amos de edad
~residente do Glorieta en- este condado,
ahora solo haremUs saber a nuestros
lectores que va ha sido encontrado 81
.sr- Cloekey. Carl A. Bishop ha pocos
dias que Sc encontraba en- la ciudad
ducal y ALI sin pensarlo Sc encontr0
con Ell desaparecido. y 10 identified por
cue eegdn dice 81 ST.. Bishop hace mu.
chos amos que 10 conoce, v Immediate
mente ,le notifico al alguacil Armiio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
HAS {
BOOSTING

Columbus.-The local chamber 0l
commerce held a special meeting last
Wednesday evening at the war camp
community building for the purpose
OF electing a permanent secretary to
fill the vacancy caused by the depart
ure Of W. e. Holt who recently moved
to Lordsburg. Although several names
were mentioned for the position, B.
L. Craddock, teller OF the First Ma
tional bank, was finally chosen. Mr..
Craddock will start our work with the
backing and support OF all OF his
friends and it is thought that he will
be a live wire for the organization
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Grille Says Union
County Has Broken
All Produce Records

Clayton, Oct. 28.-Dr. a. D. Grille
president of the New Mexico Agri-
cultural college, last week made a
tour Of Union county, visiting the
Boys and Girls club fair at Green
vile and the county fair at this city.
While in Clayton MIR. Grille was made
an honorary member Of the Rotary
club at the regular weekly meeting.
During the meeting he made a short
address in which he stated that Union
county had sent to the markets dur
ing the past year more than twice
the amount of farm produce Of any
other county in the state.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
City Cars Are
Groomed for Big Race

Silver City, Oct. 27s-The two Sill.
yer City cars that will compete in
the big r. Paso-Phoenix road race
which will start November 2, are
rapidly reaching the point where
they will be ready to go the limit
in the big classic.
The big Marmon which Ernest
Bennett will drive is being made as
near perfect as possible under the
personal supervision OF Clarence
Bennett and his garage staff. It has
been tried out on the road and is
working splendidly.
Pat Phillips has his Buick in
shape to give it a tryout and expects
TO do that this afternoon. The car
is owned by Tom Holland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
NAVA]OES IN
GREAT FIRE DANCE
ON THE Reservation
CEREMONIAL HELD ONLY EVERY
IL or is YEARS: 1000 LoAvES
or BREAD EATEN BY The
! REDSKINS.

Pennington, Oct, 2-For the first
time in many years In the reseryal
tion Navajo Indians are staging the
Fire Dance at the Wade store over
one hundred miles from here. Mr.,
Wade recently left here with 1000
loaves Of bread which will be used
during the big dance, and says that
over 5000 Navajoes will take part IN
the big celebration. This is a dance
that has been seen by very few
white people and several cars are
expected to leave here early in the
week to attend the event. II Is said
that this Is the chance Of a life
time as the Fire Dance is only held
every IL or Is years, There viii be
no admission
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
FOOTBALL GAME
AT ROSWELL NOV ]

Roswell, Oct. 28.--The biggest foot
ball game OF the season Will be played
on the Institute grounds here on No
Ivember /, when the team from the
University OF New Mexico meet the
Institute eleven. For the first time In
many years the University feel that
they have d team strong enough to
meet the strong team which the cadets
have always turned out, and they feel
sure that they will win the coming
contest. The cadet team is much the
lighter OF the two and II is thought
that the game will be one Of speed
versus weight.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
LEGION BOYS LOOKED
AFTER AT CLAYTON

Clayton. Oct. 2t.<~Dnring the fair
last week the local post Of the Amer
lean Legion had their headquarters at
the store of Sewers & Goodyear,
where all the ex-service men were
made welcome during the fair. On
the table in the store were papers and
magazines Of all kinds, especially those
which contained articles pertaining to
the work Of the Legion. as well as
boxes filled with cigars and all kinds
OF smokes The boys took up a sub
scription among the local business men
to buy the smokes and keep up the
headquarters during the entire week
of the fair. Hundreds Of ex~-service
men were in attendance, many com
ing from outside of the state.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
Busily Picking Cotton
II the Pecoa Valley

Carlsbad, Oct. 28.-OWing to the
pleasant weather during the past
week cotton picking has gone steadily
forward and all the gins have been
working almost night and day. The
gin in Otis which belongs to the Otis
Gin and Warehouse company. has
turned out over 500 bales during the
season. This gin is new. the machin-
cry having been installed just a short
time ago, and has worked fine ever
since put into operation, Last We'd
nesday was the record day Of the sea-
son, when thirty-nine bales were
turned out in ten hours.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
AUTO THIEVES cET
IN WORK AT

lSprInger.-Auto thieves have made
their appearance in this city, and last
Friday night stole the Ford car be-
longing to J.M Adams while he was
at the Pastime theater. The car was
parked with several Others in front
of the theater and the theft was not
noticed until some time after the the.
alter was over. The police were no
titled at once and the sheriff began
q search of the surrounding country
but up TO the present time the car har
not been found.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

De Creole, Colo, nos escribe nues-
tro suscDiptor el Er Manuel Valdez,
que ell Is del presente, como a las
II de la noche fueron asaltados Max
Martinez, Gumesindo Romero y Ma
nuel Valdez en- aQuel lugar cuando los
dichos iovenes regresaban de unas
maromas a la asa de session del p.
& r. G. Los asaltantes eran tres
indlviduos que hasta lie fecho no Sc
han podido identificar, Max Martinez
SO halla malamente golpeado, los otros
dos c~ompaheros escaparon los golpes
avisandole a talones. Los asaltados
son de VelaTde, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30
GALLUP MAN TO HAVE
MODERN POULTRY YARD.

Gallup-E. W. Kent, an expert poul.
try raiser, Is now preparing to erect
one of the most modern poultry yards
In the state. The location will be
south OF the st. Marys hospital and a
large steam heating plant will be in
stalled to heat the entire yards and
building. The plant viii be large
enough to care for several thousand
chickens and the flocks will be cared
for by the latest methods. Mr.. Kent
says he considers Gallup and the adj
iacent country the most suitable field
for the poultry business in any part
of the state.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-30

Don Jose @. Sanchez y hermanas,
de esta capital hacen presente que
para ell dfa 4 de Noviembre Sc dara
una misa de cabo de ano por Ell des-
canso del alma de 81 finado papa, Pru-
dencio Sanchez. La misa Sc celebra-
IA en- la Cathedral de San Francisco
a las I de la mahana. Todos los pa
rientes y amigos de la familia que ten
gan a bien ,acompanarlos quedan por
estas ~invitados.