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Evening journal., 1920-01-08

tralia, and Tasmania The chief elites
are Melbourne. sydney, Brisbane Ade-
laide and Perth. The distance by
steamship from san Francisco to Mel
bourne is a little over 1000 miles"
What do the people in Australia
do?' asked Joe.
First Of all the Australian indus
tries said Uncle Harry, "is sheep
raising. Australia is the greatest pro-
ducer OF wool in the world Perhaps
the next two largest industries are
cattle-raising and mining Australia
has wonderful grazing land for cattle
the year around. and all kinds OF metals
and precious stones are taken from the
mines. The climate is not unlike our
American climate, but the seasons are
reversed-when 10 is winter in the
United states 10 is summer I'm Australia.
The cities have llne large buildings and
the cities and houses are lighted by
electricity, and life i'm Australia is very
much like life in the United STATES But
Australia. while rich in natural re-
sources. is in need Of large quantities
Of machinery OF all kinds for turning
the raw materials into manufactured
goods. Before the war, Great Britain
and Germany supplied most Of Austria
las needs from the outside world. Now
Australia is importing many things
from the United states and from
Japan
$50 you see. that while Australia is
stlll the native land o: the kangaroo,
tins lively animal has 20 keep on the
Jump these days to keep ahead Of the
growing cities and communities. Some
day maybe we can take that wonderful
sea voyage from san Francisco down
across the Pacific ocean and visit Aus
tralia and New Zealand.".
Evening journal., 1920-01-08
no ENTERTAIN AGED WOMEN.

Members Of The Ella Thacher W. G..
r. L. win go 30 the Home for Aged
Women, FouFteenih and Harrison
streets. thi- evening, and present an
interesting c0gram
Evening journal., 1920-01-08

Then when you follow your favorte recipe each ingredient
is at hand and of a quality that insures success
When you have meals to pan-breafast dinner supper
luncheon - the Oval Label Shelf laden with foods ready
cooked easily prepared stands ready with suggestions
both for old favortes and new and unusual Dishes
Use our January choosing list to help you selecting the
proper foods to furnish healthbuldng satisfying cold
weather diet The Armour Oval Label guarantees food
quality Good dealers eveywherS carry complete supply
of Armour Oval Label Foods.
Evening journal., 1920-01-08
RAILROAD BUNK HOUSE BURNS.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DELMAR. Jan. 1.-Fire at the rail-
road bunkroom yesterday did damage
10 the extent Of about $500. The blaze
originated from burning rubbish out
side the building.
Evening journal., 1920-01-08

Editors Note-Uncle Harry will be
glad TO answer Inquiries, either in this
column OF by mail. provided letters are
signed with the full name and address
Of the persons writing. The cOrre-
spondents' names VIII not appear in the
articles.
Copyright 1920 by The NC syndicate.
Evening journal., 1920-01-08
HARMONY GRANGE TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

Harmony Grange will install the
new oflnlcers lat q meeting in the
Grange Hall, next Monday evening,
o. w. Eastburn and his STAFF will do
the work.
The new officers follow: Worthy
master, Lawrence II pennlng on; over
seer. Eugene WOodw rd: secretary,
Mrs. Ethel M B"ackln; lecturer. Mrs.
Addie Klair; chaplain. Mrs. Annie Ben
nisOn: steward, J. Walker Pennington /;
assistant steward Paul NJ tchell; gale
keeper, Steel A'well; ceres, Carolyne
Peach Pomona, Sara Z. Br'ckin: flora.
Bl'nche Derrickson; lady assistant
steward Edna j Bgackin; treasurer,
William p. Naurain.
The want ads suggest a quick and
sure way OF securing position. rent
ing q house or finding Just the right
home.
Evening journal., 1920-01-08

Search diligently the wants ads if you
want to locate a home, q business or
q lost arllcie.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
NOMINATIONS CLOSE;
NEW CANDIDATES ANNOUNCE

Thursday was the last day pros
pective candidates for the board OF
trustees could announce" and
their cards" appear In the Courier
In another column. Little need be
said about the present hoard and
the same may be said OF the new
candidates. as the Courier Is not N
a position to speak OF their individ-
ual merits or demcrils aulhorila-
lively. As a whole. the nine candi-
dates DO. or oueht 10, represent The
best citizenship in Columbus. They
are all entitled 10 the consideration
Of the voters. The defeat OF Ave Is
invitable.
c. h. Bourgeois and John II. Cor
are running independent.
Captain McAuley. Ernst Engen-
dorf and Lewis Ravel on the citl-
Eens ticket.
A. J.. Evans, A. Frcderickson
WIN, Klein. II. o. Tracy on the Mu-
nicipa' ticket
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

IN addition 10 hts manifold duiirs
o. druggist and candidate for may
or Of Columbus. G. W. Powers out
lined 10 the Courier yeaterday hrs
plans for a modern. up To- date ho-
tel for Columbus.
Work wlll commenco az soon ns
The details are worked out.
NJ. 2. parrett of kansas City. q
noted expert hotel nrchifecl. Hus
IN Columbus "Wednesday. the guest
Of Mr. Powers and wife. and he
submitted vicws and drawings of
two different hotel buildings. and
within a few days, after estimates
for material are complied. Mr.. Pow
ers will decide whether 30 huild a
two-slory structure Of ~ rooms or
ihrec-story building Of 70 rooms.
Either one will be a credit 10 Co.
lumbus. said Mr.. Powers. Il am IN
clined toward the ihrce-st0ry plan
and n Il can b. built within TIE
sum which has been decided uuon
10 be- expended 80 000-wnrk viii
be started ns soon ~ possible and
rushed 10 completion. a. Il is my
intention 10 have u under cover be-
fore the July rains"
Plans 80 far agreed upon are for
stores underneath the hotel proper.
including a large lobby. barber
shop and turkish bath. The prln-
clpai corner will be reserved for .
drug store.
The new hotel will be- built on one
of the hesi and most fnvorahly To-
Gated sites IN Columbus. namely.
broadway and Dcming road. on
property owned By Mr.. Powers
II Il planned 10 make a solid
street and lll IN The ARROYO. ~
ditch: the bnildinE thus will face
In three diIerrnl directions.
Mr.. Powers u fonndent n ne
success Of his venture and the N.
iurc OF Columbus. The hotel w|lI
be leased. Mr.. Powers having no IN
tenlion OF running u himself.
Mr.. Powers further stated that
all materials. "a far a. possible.
from whatever lumber "a used. 10
the hardware, will be- purchased
Of local merchants.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
DEli0cRATlC PRIMARIES BITTEREST EYER KNOWN
HUGHES, BERRY, LOFTS, RREA DEFEAT OPPONENTS
Fight Censeed Hughes and Mahoney, but Hughes woke
Up" in Time Slide In; Remarkable Tribute to Green
wood Creates Enthusiasm in Columbus and Elsewhere.

A. predicted BY The Courier an
Increased vote was pollod a. the
Democratic primaries In Columbus
especially and throughout Luna
county generally.
The scramble for tho ofncoa that
were conlcsled namely. The treas.
urcr. clerk and IN the llrnl and third
for commissioner. were hot ones.
Tho imbruFlio N The FIRST district
was strained 70 The breaking point
and while the Courier might be
termed a novlalc IN things political
and independent IN opinions we do
wander abroad with our 'cafs 10 me
ground and BY scent or intuition
learn causes and cifecls that should
be patent 70 al instead Of 10 the
few. For instance: J. A. Mahoney
teamed with y. W. Phillips and
their interests Notwithstanding
were not lnlmlcal.
Il was whispered BY the under
ground way and also ln lnsldious
mannorlsma. that Mnhoney should
go down 10 defeat because some two
years ago a crowd OF Mexicans re-
surfacing the railroad here were
forted 10 pay their poll tax. or road
inx. and were shoocd up Dcmine
way and voted 10 tho disaster OF
promising candidates and 10 the
dingust Of hlllhlillcs here and here
aboula and by lnucudo and inslnu-
alton u wns doposed that the coun-
ly's money completed magnificent
road 70 The Mnhoney mine 10 the
"turnon" and II there was an,
completion farther Il YVES skywnrd
orp,ct.. ~.,,w .w.o., o,, ,,o.,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

where blue aky laws hibernate. A.
10 The truth ol ihc~ and other
statements. The Courier has ~
doubts. but the purpose OF the tale
bearers was accomplished. and ,.
A. Mohoncy. one Of The pioneer
successful business men. weDi "
defeat for nallfv e0oo . year Of
Zee.
Candidate Lofts was not a party
70 the conspiracy, and the Conr-
Yer ahsolvos him. but there wero
others who. while lhcy might need
nhlnlion. DO not merit one.
Anyway. a was politics. But the
fourier would have much preferred
Dcminf had acted. instead Of Co
lumbue. " action was necessary.
Of lhe Hurhcs-Tyler. contest. Il
may be- said that u looked easy on
the face OF Il. Hughes was slated
for defeat, but he lasted well. can
sasscd we'll and his friends. and be
had them here 10 Columbus, work
cd well. and ln doing - pulled
dwn q LOT OF crossed wires. the
akclns Of which time alone will un-
tnrele.
As 10 Berry and Lemox-oh
that was a gcntlemans affair. n sort
Of tea party contest that started on
the day the votes were counted.
But what OF Jimmy hhoa. now or
probably. Commissioner Rheal
We'll. Rbea is a maa who runs
much 10 legs and brain. and Of girlh
he u minus. He ran once before
and u took the biggest man IN Luna
county 10 make him take the count
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

w. t. Berry-That bunch Of
yours IN Columbus did all and more
than expected. Grateful | am for
their bounllfnl votes, and more 10
the point. ] never forget.
Pierce iughes-They made a
ilght ON me, but Columbus sure
came to the rescue.
james A. hhea-It wasn't a "23'
vote this time. III never forget
Columbus, because the city gave
me the largest vote Of any candi-
date with an oppQpcnl--iS0 votes
think OF Il.
Joe villa Boll--Those Columbus
nen are Just grand: wern't they
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

The place at which said election
shall be- held 4 the Office Of lhc
Fdxwofth -Oalbfalih Lhmbef Con-
pany on East Broadway. IN said VIII
lagc. The polls shall open ai q
O'clock IN the forenoon and remain
continuously open until 8 o'clock IN
the afternoon. al which time lhey
shall be closed
The names OF The duly appointed
Judges Of the election are a. fol-
lows:
Judges-J. A. Moore, sam Fein.
w. n. Page
clerks-E. @. Dean. r. W. FL
lioil.
Ballots 10 be- delivered by the
village clerk 10 J. A. Moore. election
Judge.
IN. BLAIR. Mayor.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

Columbus \. ~. March - INfI.
In accorIInncr with the terms oi
resolnIlnn duly adopted ~ The
Board " Trustees oi the Village ol
Columbus. 4, J. n Blair. mosor uf
said village. By The terms Of lbls
proclamation. % hereby give pub
|lc notice that on Tuesday, ne sixth
day of April. 1921. there will be held
municipal election IN The manner
prescribed By law.
The purpose for which such
election u 10 BE- held IA NE elec-
iion Of municipal officers. The ofil-
GERS Ia b. voted for are a mayor
and four tlllaee trustees.
The names Of the candidates for
each Of said above named offices.
a. the same are on fllo In the office
of The village clerk. and their re-
spectlvc post office addresses are as
follows.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

0f %. Ne wi1ed much IN two ycafs.
He made u house 10 house canvass.
Shook hands with the old men,
rhucklcd Tho young wives under
the chin, kissed the babies and lcii
crncksjack and smiles and future
votes behind him, On primary dty
they were az there. 40 of them ~
Columbus alone. Aud Hhoa won't
forget Columbus. Ne is NOT ol mat
calibcr not hhco.
90 the other ncn-opposod candl-
dates, little may be said They
were al 80 clean that their own Kin
wouldn't oppose them. They ncllh-
or demanded votes. nor pussy.
footed for them. They got what
they deserved
Ono name We will mention with
unminRlcd Feelings of pride. moi
because he IA one Of the two can
didaics Columbus had on the ticket
but because of his late cntrrncc
into The race he made such splendid
speed a. 10 lead the ticket James
l.. Greenwood Is a man who once
started, moves with rapidiiy. IL
received ihe highest vote of any
candidate.
Then there was D. J. Chadhorn
our own Buck" II he ever had af
enemy u is not recorded ID. n
takes everything az u comes along
and Ia use some one elsc's EXPIRES
sion. "iie never rufiles a hair II,
will probably SET In the swivel chair
at board sessions and do some die.
laiing himself.
Following Is the lahulaled vote
80 ..,.t. ro.,.-,.., .s.u m soaa
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
YOU NEVER CAN TELL;
JOHN II. cox ANNOUNCES

John II. Cox announces IN the
Courier this week that he Is a can
didaie for membership on the
board Of village trustees OF Coium-
bus. John II. Cox Is well and Ia
vorahly known IN this city and un-
doubledly he has many friends who
will support him The Courier
wishes him we'll IN fact. the Cour-
Ter would like 10 see every am
bilious man elected 70 the board
and regrets that there are only -four
seats for about nine candidates
The more the merrier and lhs
water N nne.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

nice 10 mef
John l.. Lofts - The Courier
hasn't heard from John J.. yet hut
u Is presumed he will have some-
thing 10 say. llo ought 10, consid-
ering the vote he received.
Jimmy Lennox - Berry Is my
friend. n was all fair and ] have
no complaint I Jared better than
others, however.
Precinct Captain While-We had
200 vote. Growing some,
Buck Chadbourn - Everyihing Is
fair In love aud war The result
suited me.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

AIRS. Ice Riggs Of this city IL
visiting her mother Ia W ppso. who
will III the near future move 10
Ohio.
w. ,. Murphy Of the Western
Union viii soon attend a meeting
Of managers Of The company II Al
huQucrqHc.
Louis llellhere Is around town
this mornlng lookiHg for a ilnx
Several days ago he snral1cd hi1
llack and had 10 have an Oh x-ras
taken down IN Texas. Yesterday q
heavy c0g-Wheel closed down on
bis leli hand hufssed heavy rims
on his nnefr and broke a knuckle
Dr. plckarie attended,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26

Sam +. Clark am now resting
on the end Of a crowbar. as Il were,
and will be on or near aforesaid
end for sometime 10 come. How
ever, I will not forget Columbus
and tho good friende made there
while the cruel ~war" was on.
thank you.
Tai Hunler--Colunhus done jusl
fno. Thank my friends for me.
J. A. Mahoney uusl before result
was known) Win or lose, | an
graiefW for the opportunity 10 meet
the go people of Luna county.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
SOMETHING NEW AT
THE SAN StlAN cLun

Gene Wright who Is the star
cabaret entertainer al Henry pa
vis San Juan Social Club. a oul
with q new song which no win put
peer next week. The spread Eaelo
Pool Hall MANAGEMENT wrole nc
words and Gene has set Il 10 ing.
giing music.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
E. c. kNIFFIN SAID 'rO
HAVE MADE KILLING

Louis Hcllherg. hack from a va
cation aud rest cure in pecos val
ley, reports y. G. knifiln having
closed deal whereby he cleaned
up $4,000 and retains Oh leases
valued al 100000. Columbus friend'
Of Mr. aud Mrs. Knlfiln are onerlne
CONGRATULATIONS.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-26
cARNTvAL RECEmTs.

Following figures show tho daily
receipts of the Bernardo Carnival
company IN Columbus The re-
ceipls include paid admissions %
the various shows and the com
panys percentage from corrcs-
sions. These concessions. wherc
not owned outright by the Bcrnarlil
people. were permitted 10 operate.
generally on a 20-eo per cent haslt.
This statement. a copy Of which
was furnished the Courier. was also
given 10 the internal revenue de-
parlment Of the U. 3. government
and presumably Is absolutely cof-
....Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

Of the King OF Scots and his powerful
guest. And here the Royal Prince of
Scotland was married to the Count OF
Flanders heress with festivities lasting
fifteen days
"But the old castle on Teviot-side echoed
to shrieks as well MS laughter-shouts OF
hattie ms well as songs of revelry. When
William the Lion fell a captive into Eng
lish hands Roxburghe was one OF the cas-
ties they -wrested from him as part price
OF his freedom. 1t was taken and re.
taken half.a.score times, It's nearness to
The Border making 1t the object Of either
side to retain possession.
Fire and sword did their worst upon
Roxburghe. Edward Of England, tho vic.
tor of many Scottish battlefields, rested
often within It's walls: Wallace and Bruce
hesieged 1t in turn. Bruce, indeed, had q
personal reason for using against 1t every
tCl 1920. international Feature Service Ino.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Lottie Collins, Mother or the New
Lady Innes-ker

many nocturnal spree and midnight sun
per he was the centre OF attraction.
Lord Robert was noted as tango cham.
pion In the days when that was tha nonu-
lar dance, and whenever new stem WAC
invented he mastered it to perfection IIa
was an almost nightly visitor at a very
lively cafe on Forty-second street. and
many old acquaintances say that he was
the star attraction Of the place.
During part OF the time he spent here
jose collins was performing and he felt
the irresistible attraction that has ended
IN such surprising marriage. hut no WAC
not at all exclusive In his attentions. He
won a very lively and popular reputation
among the vaudeville set, and most Of
mem agree that they never knew q British
lord so free from pride and affectatioh
AL Reeves; the theatrical. mon
brought suit against his wife. naming
among correspondents Lord Innes-Ker."
but 1t was never established that this re.
ferred to Lord Robert.
Through his relationship to the Goelets
Lord Robert met many or the richest and
most fashionable women In American
society From time to time 1t appeared
likely that he would win some society
woman as his bride. At one time II was
reported that he would marry the wild.
owed Mrs. Marshall Field, Jr., and then
some other wealthy bride was selected for
him. Such on alliance would have been
very welcome to the other dignifed mem
bers of the house OF Roxburghe.
But the charm Of Jose Collins proved
too strong aud the young nobleman and
his vaudeville iancee fastened to A diney
Registry Office" in London and were
In defiance OF royal and ducai
wishes .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

sns peaceIui stream, with It's fringe of
snosea ana osiers, sweeping away to the
sp1t wnere the Teviot joints the Tweed.
bridge with many arches crosses lust he.
i1w' and the noble tower OF Kelso's ruined
aDDey stands almost beside It.
on the spur Of land at the confluence
OF the rivers Is the shattered wall and
broken fosse of what was once a Royal
castle, the strongest fortress on all the
Border side-old Roxburghe. The castle
was the scene OF many notable gatherings
Kings and Knights, Cardinals and Am.
bassadors, came and went through It's
stately gates. Princes here were born and
died, and were married and given in mar.
rage. Here King Alexander H. and his
fair young English wife entertained King
Henry III. with much magnifcence,
Jousts were held, and knightly feats of
arms were done to the vast c0ntentment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

art and artiice he could command. for II
was at Roxburghe his best-beloved sister
suffered the refinement OF cruelty at the
hands OF his enemies
Inc Princess Mary, n noble and de.
voted woman, was captured while trying
10 carry help to her brother Edward him
self afterwards King; and according to
The diabol'cal usage of those days, which
spared neither gentle nor simple she was
smut up In q gigantic cage and hung from
tnrret OF Roxburghe Castle, that ail the
world might see the fate which could over.
take rebels against England In tho town
or berwick. not so many miles away, Isa-
bel Countess OF Buchan was hung out in
similar cage to punish her for having dared
to set the Crown OF Scotland on Bruce's
head at Scone.
AUD Roxburghe Is peaceful enough now
It's last act in the drama OF Scottish his
Tory was very startling, and since then
u mas lain, dismantled and deserted. above
It's peaceful streams. 1t was III 1860 that
James ii. of Scotland was experimenting
seigetrain he had brought against tho
castle then In the hands OF his foes. A.
great culverin, The Lion Of Flanders, OF
which he was Unfortunately proud, burst,
killing the King His discouraged follow.
ers were on the point of abandoning the
struggle in despair. when the Queen, Mary
OF Gueldres. hurried into the midst of the
camp with her son, n child OF eight. at her
side. You have lost one King she cried;
but here Is another. BE true to him, and
God will be true to you
n woman's ready wit won the day The
boy King was hurriedly crowned at Kelso
Abbey, and desperate onslaught brought
the castle to surrender. The walls wore
broken down. tho great towers demolished
and the very name OF Roxburghe was
struck off tho rGll OF the cities OF Scot.
land. And to this day 1t had not been
rebuilt"
A,nerjron batressos md fatbor. 10 A,nar
lean heiresses may we'll feel disturbed by
the news from London. Why should Amer.
lean heiresses spend millions. in acquiring
titled husbands and repairing ruined
castles, when other noblemen give them
Great britain RIkhts Reserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
OF Lottle Collins Of
Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay" Fame.

ia-ra-ra-boom-de-ay" Fame.
selves to nusic-hall stars without monev9
ROW mas Jose Collins prepared herself
TO TO l MAINTAIN the dignity of Dukes sister.
vent, but she left very young and obtained
music hall engagement. For n time she
appeared at the dear old Tivoli on tho
strand and sang such masterpieces as
'abits." '"s'' it"''S
Then she came to New York and created
a bright Impression in the "Ziegfeld Fol.
mes and at the Winter Garden
mere has been some doubt who was
Jose Collins's father, rs the late Lottie
collins had three husbands. During a re.
cent VISIT to America Jose announced that
she had run across tho longlost father.
VINO was 10" VaAdenberg, a musician.
she explained that he had once been n
conductor at tho Metropolitan Opera
house, but had lately been doing some
thins with musical comedy company.
Al another time Jose Collins admitted that
the reason she put so much dash and fire
into her performances was that her father
was Spanish. Hence the name Jose"
Ihere Is no doubt that Jose Coins has
Csen quite success in tho lighter forms
OF entertainment, but she is not the kind
or entertainer dignned duchess enjoy.
Ing the confidence of Queen Mary would
select for her drawing-room.
Lord Robert Inncs-Ker is thirty-fye
years old and dashing sportsman. He is
one of the increasing number OF noblcmen
who have identified themselves with tha
stage. lie has made number of visits IN
America. In the early part OF the war he
was wounded In France and after that no
was stationed In New York as an officer
OF the Royal Air Force, his duties being To
cooperate with the many British officers
sent over here to act rs flying instructors.
N n
form, became familiar figure on Fifth
avenue He was well known in tho most
fashionable society and he was oven better
known In the gayest theatrical circles. AT