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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
OF POULTRY FLOCK
inteltioent Work 10 Essential fer Sue
csss Say Speeistists-Best
Fowls TO Save

Intelligent enlIlnw Of the poultry
'ock Is " the utmost Importance for
success IN poultry keeping, say Spe.
c%'allsts OF the depa tmen, Of agricuI
uire
Gull These Hena
Sick. weak. lacking vtgor. inactive.
poor eaters, early mol,ers with small.
plckered. hard, dry vents; with small,
shriyeled hard. stuly, dull -cciored
combs with ,h!ck or coarS, stu pei.
sic bones that arr close together.
small spread between pelvic bones and
rear eud of keel, and hard. small alb
iunten. In breeds with yellow skin
aud shanks the discarded hens should
also show yellow ar medium yellow
shanks aud sSellow bcaks ana vents.
Save These Nens.
licalthy. strong. vigorous, alert, and
active. good eaters u q, Noting OF
inst beginning 10 molt In September
or October with large. motst Yeats.
With nil, rel cMnhs thin. pliahie pei
vie bones well spread apart, wide
spread between pelvic bones and real
end ~ seNi, and large. soft. pliahle
ablofaen. In hry~,'s with yellow skins
snd shanss. the hens saved should
also show pale or white shsnks, and
pale or white ocaks and Yeats.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

daef. sSniost iinii. woman past mid.
die ags', sio hat' a habit NJ fading
taio the furniture ard becoming a stat
tionary part ~ her surroundings she
was easily the hest listener nn the
henst. Her daughter vas Sevotc. a.
her, and Mrs. Kiley plainly shows
that her interest was restricted 10 her
"t,lriia, a. she called her daughter.
Miss ElIey's hesnsy. which. ~
rr,ar@e, rtstea red her to the MIA @rBiina
rismsnt. Far ss5Ige reason did pot 10
tract from her favor with the ssarnan.
They liked her because she newer
fa,is~t ~ "Eantice" them. "She's ais~
to every one" was another geuefal Oh
ssersst!or.
Win Shute was DOT ore az those
who w~arship~si frysn atar. JAS, nv In
baseball he was In the game every
minute. go In this new game he PLAYED
II asssiuoasiy. TIE day 81 bis infer.
view with the captain he hsd per
formed a slight favor for Mrs, Riley.
rtse uf~eulsaus stewart being oS aaty.
This "a TO an introduction tn %rny
ia ugh'ar." ard that r~sal'si In the
transformation af tire voyage Frssa
the .rst Ae got on ,E!mmtngsy ~:tk
Miss Rilsv They seemed ~ "ssrr.arrn
Ia sAs4 rosnts." 40 h. put II, "lis@ a
vSter~n battery"
what's battery ssss~f Msss
Rllsy.
win Shmse was sTssssi. hut b.
che~rfasiy expasinH ~Fsirsser srs
ea.cter, Ar~a't yud q sssefaas fsnY
Il never saw a gass~ In my Itfe,~ sAr
~coaseSaesi.
'you r~ got sesnefAirg curaiRg to
yoH." sshs WIN.
You ran't Sss na~ s,ftFp+s at~sut sEy
II 20 20 wateh- Tas As4ytef to ssn.
nls snt seif. ana I r'ayea hcvsssy ans
- ssessaali a. scAcsas Res | sAay%a-~T
,s5strr qs~r~ly Se~ae ga A aa@@ssaii fan
fugsr ~ fisa iArses. sssrt a. tasGAn tAe-
ins Re- --sess Bvsy trSya bis ssasir~as
Asi ben s@ Aasm't ,As eassfgs ~ DE
syg-ug 80 RAY, ne sits sstt ~ ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
ny HENRY BEACH NEEDHAM

tsanal e~anaaasrsihsn VI his hAghsy en-.
a~sp~xxflnS pasxAt lie woald see NJ
past devstsssi 10 ths stories u the
Great p~serslve hsa ssaghi haaa any
tAing worth while regarding infer
ences and ~asaHetienA finsn n ilznsssd
array At facts. rss The ScEs atee
cssa o. Hasii the shsp teaehra n
Cihvpisst. Ne woald Do nothing easei
oa isnd James wIhton shate wesia
have kept s~teadfsstiy 10 bis resolve
Bss he was 10 fssa Il diAerens "a ship
board. he Nas % discover something
r~~solutissary sh<sut sra Voyage.
something thar jars ss.s ioass sad cuts
og~ on cctsrlstesy from ordinary life
THE grest white trsti which fvsehes up
AZ fie s,ern 81 the ship leads away
frugn everyday sxsstenc~, lengtheasag
The SPACE back to the confn~s ef auiy
aud custom ssc habit a. enc nautical
miie IN tossed high ea smother.
For the FIRST time In Win Sha.s's ~.
r~rienee the pleasing shss.- " a gsri
hendinx Il, sfs Sind. SKIRTS taa; like
a sasi ctosehaeiea. ,oasicd WAY
hrc@n hair brushing her animated
fare, Irish blue eyes bright and beam,
ing, cheeSs Hgso~ With the deilgh, ~
iiv1ng, suddenly swept Inse his Ken.
and away wens N. restraints II an or
drray, carefully piaaDed schepae Of
iifa.
"tee. what o swell giri'- h. mot.
tered. Then: "why's she with that
croak.*
II Was MISS Riley. ard she was ~.
tended by Jerrola Msasel. the wireless
operator, More 10 the paint. they we're
aslng a lnlly time together.
Mss Riley and her mother, Mira
babiel Riley occupied Suite A o and
- on the upper promenade deck, iisi,
ING ut sTa for the yogaye tn Naples
II WAS the finest suite 20 the, ship
There vas however netting I'm
democratic about Miss Riley. Al
Though SHE was the fn,sst fascinating
r~rsou On the ship. she didn't Ie, that
bother her lier math.r Was - sub.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
FIX HARVESTING MACHINERY
MIGHTY Good Investment o. Tlree 10
Spend RAINY Gay in Putting i'm
~plemsrts In shape.

A rainy day sreat In putting that
moving machine, hay loader, binder
and other harvesting machinery into
shape IL A mighty good investment Of
time. This "a more true this year than
usual FOR TIVE rea saas-frst. lanar II
much scarcer, and therefore the loss
~ any time wasted will be greater.
sna s~sSea:'s, the parts may be harder
10 get than usaal. due 10 4 shortage
q supplies 10 many tines. Fore
thought may save s,tse sft~r wcrrfe1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
OUTBREAK OFTRUE ARMY WORM HAS !.
BEEN DETECTED Inv SOUTHERN AREAS

Of the pest In effected by q of pd4.
soned halis. poisoned sprays upea
ersps not Intended TO be used as for
age, and b. the eonstrpcti0n Of ditet~s
aai traps where the masses u eater
pillars csn be caught and crushed wish
q log drsg.
For the asxt three rnoaths the neids
Of growing grass and grain must DO
watched carefully and. wsen the wevrn
l. discovered, the attack should be
pressed with utmas; sigor TO presens
the pes; from terrifying bis position.
Once lnirench@d the array worm will
claim q large slice Of farm profits for
Isis indemnity millions Of dollars have
passed down the greedy NAV OF the
army worm 10 the past 10 yeara
Markings % True Worm.
The ,rls army worm should not ha
confused With the "0verto~ worm" or
the grass worm" My tho federal en-
tomoiegists. The g-nslae article 10
a nearly naked, smooth. striped cater
pillar about one and half inches
long His greenish body Is marked
with three dark stripes which run. ons
down each side and o down the
back. Tor the length OF the body, TIE
hesd Is ~sresnish brown. sseckied With
black.
The array worm operates In masses.
and from this Characteristic he derives
hts name When large nninbers "
them are ~ work tn a Geld the champ
INK sound OF their moving Jaws can be
plainly heard AZ they deyour every
blade In sight
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
AmerteAr Cotton IN Damaged Sendt
ter er Arrival In grcia"S o Ae.
court o. Improper Wraeptra

tnr mnRths at a time instead - e.'iHg
property sheltered, abi that slihagxh
tx1on IL aae ot the hardest % farm.
~prCsiuvi@ IA strength Is not S,tf5e.eDf
10 Withstand suca exposure to the @c
ment$.
The bureau " markets maintains
MAT ire amount " N,u}Cy l.st through
this cause Ia q single season would
probably b. sUAiyteat 70 build IN"
war,,hou SOS nrySirsi end that aft~r tho
frst year these warehouses would be
,Nstae practically surplus assets In the
hands ~ the farmers.
II 4 also pointed ou' IA, crc~lrts
rovrr'ue cottx, stored IN property NJ
Grated warehouses Arr sccvp;rd ger
crafty ~ collateral for taan. the in
ter~st charges fer ~hicA are more
than pad for BY the probes accratpS
20 the farmer through las shility 81
ash hts cotton az Il Is nsedci hy ;hs
mil,s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
PLACE FOR HORSES TO ROLL.
sess Plan 10 Let Aair.Ai ops Ores
Each oay-4esitnS Atds 70 10
Aeaith ard NlSer.

Where horses ere closely confined
IN. stalls mcst OF the time. they sire
yaare art 10 rssl In the arb and aas-
uure than II they bad been tsk~a Sat
sna s's0se' to roll encc a day. let.
ttns shegu roll OUTSIDE NJ stalls IA
s,gCh carrytAs and brushing avoids
the rsYss ai5}ty NJ tire animal Milling
Nherv Il would ~ tasl. s0t s&ss to
rs hea "a ara N.s9r ty ssegtag II
cleaner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
PROTECT COTTON TO
PREVENT MUCH LOSS
Damage Amounting 10 $4,000.
900 Done in Past Year.
Although Ore Of Nsrdles, OF FARM
Products. tia Strsaath ls Not SUIT
clen, 10 Withstand Exposure
10 the E}eurenta .

what would you "a n Won saw a
man deliberately destroy s'oS"nn
worth ~ clothing by placing Il In n
rs~lnstorrnY No one has done precise
.ly that. but what has actually &c
furrrai IL no less waslrful than that
sCt Would be-,
Specialists " the bureau ~ mar
lets United States department OF Ak
rIcultnrc, conservatives. estimate that
euriug the PAST yenr cotton growers
NJ tho United States suffered a $50
a1.tsn cotton loss through damags
Is cotton by exposure 20 weather
They say that after ginning, cotton IL
permitted 70 r"npu in IN" weather
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
RAISE CHICKENS FOR MONEY
lscuNassr kAi R~~elatter tssd indus
tr, ara MADE II Worth WNis
Ter Every Farwer.

Poultry raising ~ss never given
mach consideration BY sayeee, Quite
a c,Nntras, With What is h~ TX aons
tow By the government. agricultural
celsesss, experiment. ststtens sni var.
aus ether institutions "a behalf ~ tbe
humsls hen TIE ttstulatNg sas revs
lusa,nExea this hesfsr~s ~ rsiSng
sAicSras Ard has ga3e 0s II a eGsaess
we<A Wide
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

DEAD

LIE 10 Q hurdsn when tho body
10 ractsd with rain. Everyshtns
wosrsss and the victim bs<uuass
despondsnt and downhesrssd 70
bring bach the sunshsns take
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
PROJECTION FROM FLIES

The following remedy 10 said
% AFFORD horses dogs and cows
absolute protection from files.
Pennyroyal. | ounce alcohol,
. ounces nsh oil. y pint.
Nix Ia a bottle and shake we'll
before asiag Apply lightly 90
the animals coat each morning
and for - hours Il will be i'm
maEe from Nles. Re careful 90
apply the preparation lightly. as
It viii stlfen the hair. one
bottle viii las. n summer for \
horse Any drug store can sup
ply the Ingredients.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

IN tAs long battle agai2ss insect stis
mics. the bareaa Of entomology. United
States a~spatta,ens OF agriculture,
ssrses Is the farmers ~-lissen'ng post"
to Tfss due warning Of 40 lnp@adlns
raid from the enemy. An outbreak Of
the true army sesfn has been detect
sa In southern Illinois. ani also in
southern Missouri. and the @risstists
srs making every effort ~ give ipfor.
snatian upon the eoetrol of this pest.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

pxrcnt or Moth Of True Army Worm.
Waisresd.l
II IL expected ftfat the worm will ZIP
gear ia the sections b'ink north nod
northeast " the arra idfrstFi At pres.
ent. Probably this ~ill occur within
a short uuie, and farmers are urged
10 be- ready with their defcuse,
Control Of Pest.
Idat what this aesense should con
stst ~ Is fully described 10 FARMERS
Bulletin III. wtjeh the department
Will Srni free apon request. 10 "a
Interested person. BrlcHy the control
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23

". N. ". MEMPHIS. NO. 2s-isaa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-23
GOLD MEDAL
M1No&


TIE nstsonAi remedy Il Holland ~ evss
100 yssra: Il b an enemy II sii pains ".
ssasax ffom kidasy. iivss snA osse sd1
sfesslsa Al draesissA., thrss ssssss
LAA ~ As sa~ps Gsai NsAxi e sss~y -
60 ssssea ~ tnn~At~n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
RINOS ALTOS GROUP OF
MINES TO BE WORKED

silver City. March 2I.-J Il. e'oylo
and J. T. Sullivan OF Colorado
Springs, Colorado, nave taken a
lease on a group If nine claims
known as the Breuning group i'd
joining the Hardscrabb.e ming, IT
lPinJs Altos. Should the property
turn out as they expect : VIII it will
be developed and operated on q large
eesle. This property has been id:e
for the past is years, but the Sow
ing in the shafts and drifts on the
property looks good to those who
have had a wide experience in tie
mining business. One of the fiist
things the new lessees will do il to
ship an old dump and arrangements
have already been made FOR the re-
ductino OF the ore in the Calumet
New Meico mill. Messrs. Coy.e end
Sullivan are now contemplating the
forming OF a large corporation and
expect to erect d large mil for The
handling Of the ore.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
CLOVIS IMPROVEMENT
COSTS HALF MILLION
100000 School Only One of
Many New Buildings at
Capital Of Curry.

Clovis March s1.cloyIs mas a
most ambitious building program on
and It Is estimated that there are
actually under construction over SO
modern residences. In addition to
the many homes. there is also much
activity IN the building Of business
houses The new $4,000 Lyceum
theater Is nearing completion, also
the two new business blocks being
erected BY J. II. Barry. The A. b.
Austin COMPANY has the basement
completed for its three new build
ings and two other large business
blocks VIII be started ii the next
few days. The Mountain States
Telephone Company win soon begin
the erection Of its new building which
win be completed By early fall. The
new 100000 east side school build
ing wiz also be completed BY the
first OF September, Conservative
estimates place the building pro
gram for 1920 at over q half million
dollars,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
DISTRICT MEETING
Of PYTH|ANS HELD
Columbus E~ntertains Delegates
From Four Towns " BIG
FralernaI Convention.

Columbus, n. M, March 29.--The
district convention OF Knights Of
|Pythias held here with represents
|tiyes present from L~0rdspurgs Dem
ing. Hurley and Tyrone was q NOT
able success and Columbus put on 2
great show for the visitors.
The ampIlfied third was conferred
upon four candidates, two from Co.
|lumbus and two from LDrdsbu1g, the
neophites from this city being At.
torney Edward II. Mitchell and "a.
bert II. Jones. Columbus officers
exemplified the work upon the Co
'1unibus candidates, James 4. Green
wood occupying the kings chair,
while the L~ordsburg candidates were
initiated BY our home team with
EChanceilor Commander John p.
Boyd occupying the throne. The
work Of both teams was Of the kind
that inspires ~Pythianisin.
Follow1ng the first initiation, an
elaborate luncheon was served by
the hosts, TO which every 2 pres
ent did ample i~ustice. +,
Chancellor Commander John B.
Boyd, and is officers and knights
ana two neophites composed the
Lordsburg party, which included
Chancellor Commander John b
Boyd, Major M. NJ. Croker, and
lMessrs. B. b 0wnby. Z. NJ. Watson,
III. r.. jackson. r. a. Egon, =. II.
IaGithef, j. n Ownby William Black
burn, r. b. Ownby, f. r. Jones, M
IP. Walker. n. M, Lakeland Wade
b. Smith, q. NJ. Fisher, G: y. Werd;
erman. Charles ,Burch. Glen Ross
and NJ. E Holt, The neophites who
we're duly created knights in a
manner that will aus them to
have an. exalted opinion Of this
great fraternity were Edward IA.
Mitchell and E. a. Jones.
a number OF patriotic and highly
inspiring addresses were made by
representatives Of all the lodges
present.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
DODSON TELLS THE
HORRORS Of CALDMEL
You Don't Need 70 sicken, Grlpe,
Or SaIivate Yourself 10
start Liver,

You're bilious. sluggish constipat,
ed. You feel headachy, FOUR stom-
ach may be sour, your breadth bad,
your skin BaIlow and you believe vol
need vile, dangerous calomel % start
liver and bowels.
Here's my guarantee. Ask your
druggist for a bottle OF Dods0n's
Liver Tone and take q spoonful to
night It Il doesn't start your Liver
and strhighten you right up hotter
than eaiome1 and without griping Or
making you sick want you 70 so
back TO the store and get your
money.
Take caiomel today and tomorrow
you viii feel weak and sick and nau-
SEATED Don't lose q day, Take Z
epconiol Of harmless, vegetable pod-
sons Liver Tone tonight and wake
up feeling splendid. II IA perfectly
harmless, SO give Il 10 your children
any time. It cnns& salIvaka.-Ads.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
IMPORTANT ELEVATOR AND
FLOUR MILL DEAL is
PUT THROUGH AT CLOVIS

Clovis, N. Ms March CIV. ,.
Cramer. Cash Ramey, g. G. Rulings,
r. A. Yost and j. w. Wilkinson pur-
chased the two elevators and the
flour mill at this place from the
Clovis Mill ana Elevator company
and also the elevators at Farweil
and BoYina, Texas, from the same
company. The new company Will
operate under the firm name Of the
Cramer Milling and Elevator Com
pany and wiz continue to operate
these businesses as has been done
BY the Clovis MiIl & Elevator com
pany The new grain firm Is com
posed Of sone OF the best known
business men In Clovis and It q
needless to say that It will continue
to be successful under the new
ownership.
The Clovis Mnn & Elevator Com
pany has recently sold its elevator
at san Jon to r. G. Mundell Of that
point and q few months ago dis.
posed Of the Mnleshoe Elevator
company to less Elr0d and associ'
ates Of that place. The company has
no elevator at Hayener but has had
a grain business there and Il has
been disposed Of to J. G. Nelson OF
The mill viii be Tor the present
under the MANAGEMENT or g. G. Rid.
and R. A. Tost. the later having
been with the old firm for several
months.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
BIC THOROUGHBRED LIVE
STOCK SALE AT CLOVIS

Clovis, March s1.--W. az. Lancas-
ter, Of the Hereford breeders OF Nc.
Aiister. New Meskico, has completed
the final plans Of what will probably
be the biggest sale OF live stock
ever held III the eastern part Of the
state, the sale to be held on April
7th. AT this time IS head Of high
grade registered Herefofds will be
sold TO the highest bidder. Among
the lot 70 be sold are % head OF
high grade COWS, 10 head Of yearling
heifers, and % bulls. Pedlgrees are
now open for inspection to all buy
era. Mf Lancaster. has announced
that many Of the famous Yeakiey
herd viii be seer Il the sale.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
Nj ARRESTED FOR
ROBBING BOOMING HOUSE

Gallup, March 20rAfrs. Jack Nal
lory. was arrested here last Friday
charged With stealing property from
the Imperial Annex rooming house
III Albuquerque. Complaint vas
made by Mrs. Jackson. proprietor o.
me house who missed the goods
DON after Mrs. Mallory and her hus-
band LEFT Wednesday eyening.
Blankets, linens and dresses 10 the
value OF $4,000 we're found N her
possession when she was arrested
slfs. Mallory was taken 70 Albu:
oueroue By a deputy sheriff aud will
De given a hearing BY Judge Mcs
Ciellan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
M'KINLEY CLUB IS
ORGANIZED AT PORTALES;
50 CITIZENS ENROLLED

Portales, March 29.-The Mckinley
club was organized here last week BY
i. w. Gales, state organizer Of re-
publican clubs in New Mexico, for the
purpose of taking an active part in
the coming presidential campaign.
About 50 local citizens met at the
court house and adopted bylaws and
elected the following officers:
President, NJ. W. Snllins; first yice
president. Wat Stewart; second vice
president, II. j. Shapcott, secretary.
Harold Rogers; treasurer, F. s. Camp
bell. An executive committee was
also selected 10 assist IN the coming
campaign. composed OF the following:
e. r. Hoaglahd. G. o. Leach, w H.
Ball. q. g. Murrell, F. Al Taylor and
Frank Smith.
Plans are under way to form pre-
clnct clubs az Rogers and Elida 10
cooperate with the state COMMITTEES
ia the interest OF the state and ma.
tional republican ticket.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
SPRING FEVER
FoIlonIng Colds, Grip q FL,
ThIn, watsry Or Polscnea Blood
tBy Oh. vAInNTEsa MorT.5

At this time Of year most people
suffer from what we term spring
fever because Of a stagnant con-
dition Of the blood. because Of the
toxins poisons) stored up within
the body during the long winter
We eat too much meat, with little
or no green vegetables.
Bloodless people, thin, anemic
people, those with pale cheeks and
lips, who have q poor appetite and
feel that tired, worn Or feverish
condition in the spring-time of the
year, should try the refreshing tonic
powers Of a good Alternative and.
blood purifier. Such a tonic IS
druggists have sold for fifty years,
is Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. 1t is q standard remedy
that can be obtained in tablet or
LIQUID form. Made without alcohol
from wild roots and barks.
SAN MARcrAL, IN. MEx.-sI suffered
for two years with frequent headache
and pain Ia my left side and the small
of my back. 1 was respondent and so
nervous the least racket would upset
me. l wrote to the Specialists at the
InValids' Hotel, and was advised 10 use
Dr.. Pierce'e Golden Medical Discovery
and the Anuric Tablets. / did SO and
Immediately began To get better. NY
symptoms disappeared and IN two
months time my health was regained:
i took six bottles Of each medicine and,
aifew Of Che Pleasant Pellets for reg
ulatinR my bowels. l am now in per-
feet health and enjoying life.
IL cannot say too much ia praise
of these medicines and the kind and
courteous attention given me.9-MIss
MAMIE CoysLAND.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
AUTOMOBILE BLOWS UP;
CHILD BADLY BURNED

Clayton, aAlrch 3e--The automo.
bile belonging 10 mud Empson. WAS
completely destroyed b. fire last
Wednesday nlsht caused BY 90 *
nloslon while gasoline was being
gumuea into The car. The three
fhliaron s6f NIr. Empaon we're stand
ing nearby when The fire started and
the Wind scattafed Inc gasoline over
their clothing. Two oF thwfn eaeap,
Cd Win slieht hurnz and one 8 small
boy was badly iaFned ahout thq
head. Mr.. fampsan received d ses
we're burn on his hand. while iafainE
The burning ciothe4 from ia child,
rem.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
INSTANTLY KILLED
WHENFORDC APS|ZES

clayton, March S0.-Joe Yaragon,
was almost instantly killed on the
Nj. Dora road near here last week
when the Ford car driven by his
father-inlaw turned over pinntng
him beneath II. Girls Tsocheff, who
was driving the car received q
broken shoulder which rendered him
unable to raise the a or to help
his passenger in amy way. Both Of
the AZ are residents Of the Bulga.
fian settlement near Sofia. The re-
mains were brought to Clayton for
interment in the local cemetery.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-01
ARMY AV|AT0RS WILL
SPOT FOREST FIRES
IN SOUTHERN FORESTS
THREE MOUNTAIN RANGES WILL
EE PATRoLLED BY AIR
PLANES ON THE MEXICAN
BORDER

Albuquerque. N. hi. March 2Q.s
u. $ army aviatOrs while pRtrolllng
their aerial beats along the Mexican
border will take time to locate and
export forest fires on the Cprnado
national forest, in southern Arizona,
under an agreement just made BY
Major Ralph Royce. Of The air SER
vice. and District Forester Crank
C. w. Pooler Of the fortst service
Under this agreement army avias
tors will be permitted TO leave their
border patrol in order to ascertain
the exact location Of forest fires
and In certain cases special patrols
trips may be undertaken with the
permission Of the district command,
er Of the air service. The region
covered by this patrol includes the
~Chiricahua, Tucumcari, and Hua'
chuca mountain ranges. When for
est fire are discovered by the air;
men, notice will be telegraphed 10
the nearest forest ranger.
The agreement between the
air serice and the forest service
marks the beginning Of aerial forast
fire patrol in the southwestern ma.
tional forests, and forest Officials
express themselves as highly graft
fled with the enthusiastic cOQpera-
tion OF the army. Extensive air PAT
troll work Is already being done "A
California and the Pacific northwest
through the cooperation Of the army
and the forest service.
Although aerial fire patrol ie still
in the experimental stage, foresters
are optimistic as to its future deyel
opment and usefulness and many air
service officers regard It as an ex-
cealent means Of training army fly-
.ers, BY giving them a practical OBJ
iectiye in their work.