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covered all their queer ways, so that
now he thought of something he had
seen them do. He had seen little
William take his frying pan, after a
fish dinner and go down to the brook
to scour it with sand; so Cousin
Bruin found nice sandy place near
the brook.
Here he rolled over and over in
the sand and leaves until Jimmy
Coon thought he would never stop.
But when he stood up on his four
feet, after time, how do you think
he looked? Why, worse than ever!
He was just covered with leaves and
sand and twigs and when he looked
in the brook again, he was such a
sight that all those little friends of
his just rolled on the grass and
laughed!
Cousin Bruin would have scared
Mr. Fox or Mr.. Wolf to death. His
fur and his skin felt cool and fresh
just as your scalp feels after a good
shampoo-and even better for there
was no soap in his eyes-and you
remember the big people always
seem to rub the soap in your eyes
when they wash your hair.
Well Cousin Bruin had to laugh,
too, for he felt SO, good that he did
not mind laughing at himself. eff l
can get a good swim now, l shall be
all right. Let US go and find a deep
pool. So they followed the brook
hunting for pool big enough for
Cousin Bruin. And while they were
hunting for that pool, Cousin Bruin
and Jimmy Coon caught few fish
to keep their strength up" as jim
my Coon said.
And after Cousin Bruin had had
good swim in a large pool, overhung
with alder bushes, and came out on
the bank again and dried his fur
coat, he looked handsome enough for
any one-just as handsome as either
of his two sons.
Sundav-Cousin BrlIin as a Ghost.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25

WANT TO DO YOUR fine watch,
clock and jewelry repairing. Expert
service and reasonable charges. R s.
Broadhurst, Jeweler, 11O Lamar St.,
directly in front of postofice.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25
Classified Ads
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Mr.. BUSINESS MAN, Would you
like to have your books and accounts
kept correctly at small cost? Expert
accountant, connected with Americus
corporation for past year, has spare
time up to six hours daily and can be
of exceptional value to your business
by giving you comparative statements
of operations. Address Accountant,
care Times-Recorder 1877
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.
Passenger Train Schedule.

Time Table Effective 1901 a. M
March 81, 1919.
EaStbOund.
DEPART
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah,
1871 P. M. Eastern Time.
For Cordele and Helen 6:15 P NJ
Eastern Time.
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah,
2:20 A. NJ Eastern Time
WestbOGnd.
DEPART
For Richland, Columbus and AL
bany, 10000 A NJ. Central Time.
For Columbus and Montgomery, $40
p. NJ Central
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-One turned gold handled
umbrella. Finder please return to
Times Recorder office. Past
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25

when he looked in the water, he didn't
know himself! He thought he
looked just like huge fish. "Now,"
said Cousin Bruin, "my own family
wouldn't know me. I can never go
home looking like .his!'
Cousin Bruin, you remember, is
very curious person, and many times
he had watched hunters in their
camps, and had been so quiet and
curious that he had hidden and dis
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25
COUSIN BRUIN AS A SEAL.

ALL those little animals laughed
EAbut not out loud, for when they
saw Cousin Bruin so smooth and sleek
AMI shiny, they didn't dare laugh
too loud for they were afraid of hurt
ing his feelings. They often laugh
ed at each other but that was differ
ent matter. They We're afraid to
laugh very loud at Cousin Brain for
he might get angry and hit one of
them with his huge paw.
Cousin Bruin got up and went
down to the brook for drink. But
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Honest time faithful
ly applied by good mechanics, insures
satisfaction on auto repair. Try US.
Schneider Marble Co. 2-tf
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival and departure of passenger
trains, Americus, Ga.
Central of Georgia Railway
Trains Arrive.
From Columbus
Americus times-recorder., 1919-07-25

FARM AND CITY LOANS 5l-2Ee
interest. Terms easy. Quick service
" ". Dykes. 4-20-tf
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
WARNING TO MERCHANTS.

Phoenix. Ariz., Oct ia special
drive 10 locate merchants aud man
ufacturers who have followed sr-
roncous methods In making their
inventories for the taxable years
Of 1911 and i0iS-such methods
tending 10 reduce the total liability
is about 10 be made by the Bureau
of Internal Revenue.
In cases Of voluntary disclosures
before Investigations Of failure in
make proper return and payment.
the policy OF the bureau. II was
stated. will be 10 forego penalties
except where there Is intentional
evasion Of the tax. Where discov-
cry is made by government officers
heavy penalties will apply.
In some eases inventories have
been found To have been taken on
the basis Of average costs, though
It was possible 10 identify the ar
licles remaining on hand nj the in
ventory period. and 50 determine
heir exact cost In others, because
of conservative accounting methods
N percentages have been deducted
after determining inventory values
Others use a fixed average. based
upon costs Of prior years, or fail
% include all merchandise 10 which
they have title In their inysntory
Al Of these methods. which
have the effect Of reducing tax liza
biliiy, are contrary 10 the regula,
tions Of the bureau and are Illus.
lrative. il was said. Of numeroui
irregularities which have beeI
found.
A warning issued by the hurea,
advises taxpayers who have fol
lowed such methods 10 ille correc
returns without notice aud withou
Investigation. Some taxpayers hav'
voluntarily notified the bureau o
The employment OF incorrect meth
,ds, and are filing amended return,
II is only fair 10 these taxpayer
that their competitors who hav
made similar returns should be 10
Gated
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
PRESIDENT WILSON
SLOWLY IMPROVES

Washington. Oct. i6.-Furlher In
dication OF The steady improvement
~ the condition OF President VIII
aoD. who today entered the fourth
week Of bis illness, was given lasl
nleht IN The statement by White
House officials that the vote on the
ehantung amendment 10 the peace
treaty was impaired 10 him within
. few minutes after the senate roll
nall.
The President earlier In the day
u was learned. was advised thai
an important vote In the senate
peace treaty controversy was near
a. The news did not seem 10 worr,
him, Rear Admiral Grayson. hi,
personal physician. gave permission
FOR the sending Of the vote 10 the
sick room when recorded. secre.
lery Tumulty received the news oI
the vote al the White House Inn
mediately after the announcement
By the senate tellers and sent Il u
The Presidents room. where Il wa,
given 70 him by his nurse. Mrs
Wilson having left his bedside fol
a few minntes.
IN the bulletin issued al thI
White House last night Or. Gray
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
DELINQUENT GIRLS TAKEN
CARE or nv THE STATE

The Girls Welfare Board. which
Was created by the lnst legislature
for the delinquent girls Of The state.
finding that IL funds for the re-
mainder Of this fiscal year are now
available. Is now ready 10 begin liza
work. The board has purchased a
cottage In Albuquerque which will
serve a. a temporary home for the
girls until the state IL able 10 pro-
vide a permanent institution.
As there has been no institution
of this nature In New Mexico In the
past. the board feels that there
may be a number Of girls In the
state who. both for their own sakes
and for the sake Of their commu-
mites should be In the care OF the
board. and the law on the subject
Is quoted here, 40 that all may
know the authorities OF the courts
over such girls.
The district courts may In their
discretion. commit 10 the said
board as wards OF the court. for
terms not exceeding the minority
Of such girls. girls under the age
Of eighteen years who have been
convicted Of felonies less than muir
der, or Of misdemcanors. or who
are incorrigible. associate with the
thieves, or vicious or immoral per-
sons or who are growing up In idle
ness or frequent places Of prosti-
tuition, or who wander the streets
nj night without lawful business
or occupation, or who habitually
use vile, obscene, vulgar profane
or indecent language in public.
Girls under the age OF eighteen
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
U. S. Army Safe Stolen
$4,000 Loot Returned; Capt Markers
Honor Promise Brings Results.

Two thousand dollars In currency
was stolen from the safe IN Cap
tain Markers Office al the head
quarters Of the i2iih Infantry.
Camp Furlong, recently Ils re-
covery by Captain Marker within
twenty-four hours and the circum-
stances attending will make added
history In army circles Of this and
other camps.
Last week ffty soldiers we're sent
10 the Hachila army camp for salv-
age work and their salaries were
locked up In the Office safe, guard
ed al night by the accredited SEN
try. About daylight the Captain nj
his town residence was awakened
with the news.
Placing In motion the united ef-
forts OF the local police and the
sberin's Office. as well a. the army
sleuths. every crossroad aud main
route out Of Columbus was imme-
diaiely searched for trails without
result.
Returning 10 camp he learned
that the safe had been found In
some bushes near the camp. Know
ing that the thieves were members
of his troop he at once lined
them up and told them that the
safe was covered with finger-prinis
and that the officials had sent foE
experts 10 NJ Paso and that lhey
were on the way 10 Columbus and
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
LODGES SHANTUNG
AMENDMENT BEAT

Washington. Oct l0.-Ths Ions
debated shansung amendment 70
the peace treaty, presented BY
Senator Lodge and approved by the
foreign relations committee, finally
was rejected in The senate today
with q majority Of an even score
against H.
In the vote Of IS 70 b5. "A Repub-
IIcans swung over 70 the pro-trealy
forces. whlle three Democrats lined
up with those supporting the pro-
posal. or the ak senators absent,
two Republicans were put on record
o. In favor Of the amendment and
one Republican and three Demo-
Gratis a. opposing H.
The roll call. which came al the
end OF another six and a half
hours OF sharp debate. In reality
swept away six amendments in
stead OF one. each change In The
treaty text having been numbered
separately by the COMMITTEES In rs
decision 10 strike out the word
Japan" and substitute the word
~China" throughout the section.
relating 10 the province OF Shan
tung. Ny unanimous consent how
ever. the six changes were debated
and voted on as one.
Only three oL.fne i5 amendment,
now remain 10 be acted on by The
senate. 30 previously having beel
rejected. OF those remaining. on,
relates 10 American representation
on the reparation commission anc
two 10 equalization OF voting power
In the League OF Nations assembly
After the vote was complete,
senator Lodge announced that Iatel
he would move 10 strike out entire.
ly the sections awarding the shan.
tung rights 10 Japan. Notice ais
was given by a number Of Repuh'
lican senator's who opposed tn
committee amendment that the,
would present reservations dis.
senting from the shantung award
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17

the guilty would be arrested at once
and sentenced 10 long terms, but
a. an added thought he told them
that " the guilty ones would re-
turn the money TO him personally
he would. on his honor a. a gentle
man and an officer, keep silence.
Ne returned 10 hts Office and
within an hour he heard footsteps
outside his Office window and saw
a long black hand clutching n roll
of bills appearing.
"Hcah yo' Is, Captn. th res Of u
will be hea' soonf
Captain Marker, who had been
dubious OF the results Of his scheme.
grasped quickly the money and pro-
ceeded 10 count Ne found $1,000.
A few moments later the other
$1,000 was returned In much the
same manner.
Previous talk Of the board TAX
ing action or a possible court-mar-
iial for Captain Marker on the
charge Of negligence has heen
dropped and Instead his manage
ment of the affair has been COM
mended.
Action against the thieves has not
been dropped by Captain Markers
superiors however. but direct tes-
timony as 10 the identity OF the
thieves will not be furnished by
Captain Marker. whose word 10
'"his men" will hold good, court
martials Notwithstanding.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
TO DISCHARGE CIVILIANS.

In pursuance OF orders received
at district military headquarters
30 per cent OF the civilian en-
ployes Of the army in the district
will be discharged during the next
three months. al the rate Of 10
PEE cent per month. Vacancies will
be- filled with enlisted men. A
majority Of the men affected are
clerks employed in the quarter
master corps.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
Expert Says OiISure
at Valley Co. Well

!. NJ. FLAHERTY or THE
STEWART LAND CORPORA
TION, FL PAsO. AND o. L.
HARRIS or THE EAGLE on
co. ON WEDNESDAY OF THIS
WEEK MADE WHAT WAS
PROBABLY THE MOST THOR
OUCH EXAMINATION or THE
VALLEY OIL co. WELL THAT
WAS EVER MADE IN OUT
SIDERs. MR. HARRIS. WHEN
INTERVIEWED ny THE
COURIER REPRESENTATIVES,
SAID THAT HE WAS GIVEN
EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO
GET At THE FACTS; THAT
4. G. GRIFFIN PULLED THE
DRILL AND HE SAW SAND
AND sHALE SATURATED
WITH OIL" AND m ALL
ms VARIED EXPERIENCE m
TEXAS AND KANSAS FIELDS
liE HAD NEVER SEEN BET
TER INDICATIONS. HE ALSO
STATED THAT MR. kNIFFIN
WOULD SURELY GET OIL
AND THAT THE USUAL OUT
CROP or KNOCKERS WOULD
BE- SILENCED WHEN SOME
EvENTFuL DAY THE NEWS
SPREADS THAT COLUMBUS.
LUNA COUNTY. NEW bfExICO.
~ THE NEW OIL CENTER or
INTEREST.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
Bull FIGHTING TO RE
REVIVED IN JAUREZ

ri Paso. Texas. Oct i7.--For the
first time In three years. pro-
fessionalpoinied a committee 10 dra
fcssional bull iight will be held IN
Jaurez sunday, according 10 an an
nouncement tonight by Andres q.
Garcia. Mexican counsel general IN
NJ paso. Bulls Of Spanish breed.
raised nj Piedras Negras. Coahulln.
will be used. Special permission 10
hold a series Of bull fights IN
Juarcz has been obtained from The
Mexican government. Mr. Garcia
stated.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
Mass Meeting for
Chamber Commerce

The Chamber OF Commerce is go
ing 10 have a get together" meet
ing al the War Camp Community
building next Wednesday evening
at & o'clock October %, and in order
that the merchants and other ciu-
zens who honestly have the welfare
of Columbus at heart will not
forget in regard 10 the meeting,
time and place the Courier will
print hand bills and w. r. Murphy
Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company will see that they are dis
tributed 10 every business house
In Columbus. The object OF the
mass meeting, among others. is Ia
select a permanent secretary. some
one 10 look after the details and
management OF the Chamber Of
Commerce, the adoption Of by laws,
etc.
II Is the wish Of a number OF
members and the hope Of the COur-
Ter that a local man be secured
one whose acquaintance, general
character aud hustling ability will
enable him 10 keep the membership
active, dissipate faclional feelings
and In a general way line the mem
hers up so that when a proposition
for the betierment OF conditions
does come up, or business propo-
sition is presented, quick and ef-
fective action can be had.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
RANKS TOLD VALUE or
ADVERTISING m NEWSPAPERS

New Orleans, La. Oct H..
Value Of newspaper advertising for
hanF- was stressed by r. Moss Of
Minneapolis, former advertising
head OF the Northern Trust Com-
pany Of Chicago, In an address be-
fore The seventeenth annual com
vention here Of the American Ia
slitule Of Banking.
Newspaper advertising" he ssid
"has removed the feeling OF awe
which hlndered the banks in former
times. The people are brought in
10 close touch with the bank and
have grown friendly"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17
JONES AND HERNANDEZ PLEDGE
AID IN FIGHT ron 7. u. UNIT

Albuquerque. n. NJ. Oct. i7.-As-
surance that the New Mexico dei-
egatlon In Cngress will vigorously
support the senate bill 10 create
a division OF tuberculosis in the
United Siales public health service
has been given by Senator A. A.
Jones and Congressman b. C. Her
nandez who have written the New
Mexico Public Health Association
pledging their aid. The creation
Of the division Is Of particular I'M
poriance 10 New Mexico IN view
OF the influx Of tuberculosis healll
seekers.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17

Santa Re. Oct 1.-THE amend
meni 10 the state constitution al
lowing Aoldiers. sailors and marines
IN United slatesservice 70 yotewhlla
absent from New Mexico. carried
on September 70. by 1873 votes. and
the oiher two amendments were
showed under, the board o. control
by D257 and the road bonds ~
1910.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17

the Hachita and Lordsburg camps,
presented not only quality. but
quantity production and were there
fore awarded the first prize for the
best county exhibit. The Second
prize went 10 Sierra county and the
third 10 Luna county.
NJ. 3. Nord who was largely re-
sponsibie for the success OF the
mineral department has already
solscled % specimens from the fair
exhibits and turned them over 10
the Deming High School, where
they viii become useful. Correct
assays viii be attached 10 each
specimen.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17

The most fortunate man in all
The world Is he who has achieved
the greatest success through his
own honorable and unaided ef.
forts.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-17

The wise man permits others 10
Judge as 10 his worth. The fool
1ppraises his own.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-27
For SaIe-City Property


BUNGALOW ON TULAROSA ST.
Near Five Points. rooms and large
sleeping porch Basement and fur
mace Corner lot Price $500.
KILLER
LEAFELL Il SHERMAN.
1Is Texas St. Phone 1925.
A SNAP. NICE 4 ROOM
Bungalow, glazed room and screen
sleeping porch All built-in features
Very close TO car line. in Govt Hin.
PRICE ONLY S35GO-O0.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND 81. 90
NO INCLUDING ALL INTEREST.
NEW BUNGALOW MAIN PAVED ST.
Has 5 rooms. breakfast room with
built-in furniture. all bui1t-fn feat
uTes. hardwood floors. etc Has a
basement and furnace
Worth ss250-PriCe cut 70 ssS5O.O0.
GOOD TERMS. SEE PHILLIPS Or
CREEL.
JAMES L. MARI a co.
Phone 1850 S04 san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-27
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
SPECIAL NOTICE

We Have Moved TO los Texas st.
south Oregon St.-Close in. good
building, paying good income: viii
trade
Corner-120z104 It. Missouri St. will
take some trade
Corner-San Jacinto St. would take
some trade.
LOts-South Virginia St
Tcnement-10 rooms. $780, bargain.
second st. Coraer-Pays Sis per mo-:
$4,000
Texas st. Corner. 871s feet, improved:
$4,000 VIII take part trade
Tenement on san Jacinto St; $500
Tenement on san Jscinto St. SO. 500.
Houses-Graud View. would trade
for valley land
Houses. $4,000; would trade.
story House. Epson Ave. $500.
g Room house. Rio Grande St, cor:
ss50Q' would trade one or both
Room, corner Epson Ave. $500.
Room, close in Epson Ave, $500.
10 Room house. North Oregon would
accept trade for part. balance easy.
100 Acres improved valley land. 50
acres improved valley home. so acres
improved stock and implements: zoe
acres unlmproved- cheap: IS acres.
nice place, good house, clubhouse, etc.
All in cultivation.
@160 Other Places to Sell and Trade
Come IN and let Us match you.
auto 70 trade. will trade for better
car and pay difference.
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO.
III F. HcKenney)
TO- Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-27
For SaIe-MiseeUapeou.


FOR SArE-Two desks. osfice table. etc
Phone Fs95W-
MALL tsINEss. city or elsewhere.
Address As. Herald
FOR SALE-Intcrnaticnal business course
u taken now WIN sen Tor SO. Pm. ga
FOR SALE CHEAP-Horse. buggy. har-
ness. wal on and tent can be seen after
9 p. m. or sunday at 54e6 Rivera s..
FOG SALE-70 tons Al maize. F. o. B.
DeminE. al $40 per ton. Room 10 Y. 81
O. A. ID PeEo-
FOR SALE-Unset shell cameo for tRa
Armeuians. Bought in Florence. Italy Phi
s5-7.
FOR SALE-One 30-50 Marlin rife Has
not been fired over l. times call Apt
\. Phone ssI5.
FOR SAIsE-Brand new No oliver type
writer. Cal and see e at 314 West Ais
souri, street room Ne Il. DO not phone.
TODD CHECK WRIrER. latest model.
used very little az haf price. J. J. Raj
ierty. ?. o. Box VS. Pm sos1.
FOR SALE-Choice Alfalfa hay. Class's
Jewel gas range. girls bicycle Winchester
and clippers Phone 31otJ.
FOR SALE-Beautiful hand crochstsd
white bedspread. $50. Mrs. Martinez, 1923
Epson
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 rooms
Am fitting Up hotel IN oil field. VIII
pay extra good prices for next two Eeess-
c. D. Houser Upholstering Co Pm fllo-
WANTED To BUN-Good steamer trunk:
must be IN good condition and q bargain
T. O. Uuey, 31f West Missouri street Phi
45ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-27
sPFCTIT HnaTE RaRGsIYS

EEAaAAAA HUH nAAAAHlANE
1--WE room two story brick. bath.
ucrches- garage. never occupied.
f9150-eo; 500 cash. balance monthly.
Tour room bungalow glazed room.
r-reened porch. all built in features.
ruIendid location in Alta Vista $500.
-5l9 cash. balance easy
Three room brick. three porcheE.
bath. paving paid, immediate posses
sion given. $3.50. easy terms.
FRANK F. cox
Phone sls5. 21s Caples Bldg.
KERN PLACE dandy house. south
front. paved on Cincinnati; heat,
Eardwood- etc. $500.
Manhattan HeiEhts-Fine bungalow,
extra large rooms, double garage
glazed porch hardwood $1,000.
Auto Wanted-Wiu trade building
site
auto Wanted as part payment on 5
room bungalow in Alta Vista. glazed
porch basement. 5000
$50 Downs room bungalow base
ment. walks fenced; SIS monthly on
HAWKINS BROS.
9l5-3l7 Martin Bldg. Phone $500.
SOME REAL SPRING BARGAINS.
sf7-50o-IG0 acres NJ CanufiIlO. two
. =-orr. s rn- house. new. 30 It norch
screened garage. . tenement houses.
pumping plant 10 acres alfalfa, all
been in cult . teams . cows. hogs
and implements take as much as one
-hird trade balance suit
sa59oQ-Fery finest farm for that
price. 45 acres alfalfa all In cult S
r1r- house. Il acres bearing orchard.
GEAR clint. trade FOR Fl Paso property.
srl .noo-34 acres = mi. from Las
cruces. 7 rm- house. bath. 2 fire places.
tr- and cold water IS It. screened
Sleeping porch good barn. mill. tank.
Improvements cost over $1,000. Trade
frr II Paso property part pay.
sss5cn-Io acres. houses. 2 blocks
from school in EEleta. all in cutfiva-
tion. smau cash payment and balance
easy
sso00-21z acres Anthony. all IN bear
ing orchard fine 8 nm bungalow.
--nninE water. paved road Trade for
I-l paEo property
s=5.Gea-Best orchard buy in this val
ley. all IN Bartlett Pears. & TO Z years
old good house and other buildings,
team. mowers. AL tools and imple-
1lents needed small cash payment &
bal very easy
$4,000 Of value in leo acre farm in
hest farming section OF New Mexico.
! I'm house insured for $1,000. u acre
orchard. viii trade for e paso prop
sfs4s-21.76 acres near Ia Union, al
.n cult 8 acres alfalfa. trade for Cal
property
.5no-sO0 acres fine white silt land.
70 allrali. no adobe. no seepage. good
road. eis M from station. % acres
.r cult. level as e floor. very easily
feared trade for Il Paso income
property bur VIII not assume any
Phone $50 Zoe san Antonio St