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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
LONG HAIR MAY BE
FASHION,; PRICE GOING UP
In San Francisco the New Price Is
rs to IS Cents.

In San Francisco the New Price Is
rs to IS Cents.
CHICAGO.-A number of Chica-
go master BARRIERS have raised the
price of hair cuts from so to rs cents
claiming that the wage advance re-
Gently granted to employees made the
increase necessary. The BARRIERS I'M
ion refused to sanction the increase.
San misunderstanding Monday
hair cuts here will cost rs and 85
cents, it is announced. The higher
price will include a neck shave.
NEW YORK.-New Workers pro-
badly will wear their hair longer this
season; that is they may wear the
same hair for longer interval be-
tween hair cuts, for the price, it was
announced today, is to be so cents
instead of SO cents as at present.
Whisker styles will not be mater
ally affected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25

EIGHT PERSONS LOSE
THEIR LIVES IN CLOUDBURST
HEMINGFORD, Neb.-Eight peo-
ple were drowned in their homes to-
day at Ardmore, S. D., as result of
a cloudburst.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
WOMEN MAKING GOOD JOB
GOVERNING TEXAS TOWN
Fill Every Office Except Town Mar
shall, Which is Held by Mere Man.

Jewett, Texas, is a woman-govern-
ed town; its municipal policy is good
housekeeping" all its officials, save
the town, marshal, are home women.
The feminist movement which
swept over Jewett did not originate
with the women who were placed in
office by the voters. True, the wo.-
men had uttered some complaints of
the way things were being run IN
Jewett and now:
The mayor is woman.
Mrs. J. T. Addison, mayor of Jew
EFT, has based her administration
program on strictly home ideas.
The five aldermen are women,
Four ran against their own husbands
and won.
But for tramping the streets of
Jewett night and day to preserve the
peace, they are willing that a man
should be chosen. So. R. F. Dunn
is marshal.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
FACE PREJUDICE"
MAY Be PROBED
,ToR SPENCER, OF MISSOU-
'L -, OFFERS A RESOLUTION
M COR INVESTIGATION.

.uAcuINGTON.-Along with eff
n',,bch republican members will
1Or o5abIv make to prevent an increase
D,outbern representation IN con-
IN SOp as a result of the census re-
gresS M now being announced, inter-
turns Dos added to the situation here
eS ST., Wv when Senator Spencer, repub-
toaSy Of Missouri, offered resolu-
Ica| nth certain remarks made there
siOH cooncerning plan which ne has
Oh onnoint commission to investi-
" ~" ar aIIeged race prejudices.
gar is resolution has as its founda-
...n +bn fact that negroes in the
t slUh are not given a square deal,
S ST. are denied their constitutional
s sls and privileges. that they are
summed sis socially and ostracised from
tbo society of whites south of Mason
anu Tbe color line in the south this
-,.nintion would assume forces ne
a r.oos 70 use the alleged iniquituous
s1;r, crow car. denied the rights
- nse Pullman sleeping car berths
and not served in Pullman dining
cars. -.
In speaking of his resolution to-
dow which covers mainly these es-
Son+ial noints so far as the rights of
the colored man and woman in the
south are concerned, Senator Spen-
cor inserted in the Congressional
Record petition which he had just
received from the president of the
Frelinghuysen University of the Ma
tional Sociological Society declaring
that it is for the best interests OF
all parties, with special reference Of
course, to the colored man, to pass
such a resolution. They urge that
a commission be named which will
Immediately consider the racial ques-
ton in all of its forms to make such
Investigations and recommendations
With a view to enacting remedial leg
stations as might be necessary.
Useless Meddling.
There are many level headed mem
bers of congress, however, who do
not favor such a course. They see
little in it but a stirring up of race
hatred and strife, a useless NEEDING
with affairs in the south, with posi-
Bile bloodshed, and the creation of a
bad state of affairs generally.
The resolution in question might
not be considered seriously at this
time except for the fact that it is
known that certain persons, with the
aid of few negro leaders through
out the country are making their
plans to thwart efforts to seat more
white democrats from the south as
as result of the present census.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
Resolutions Adopted By the
State Democratic Contention

Following are the resolutions whic
we're adopted by the state democrati
Resolved by the democratic
party of Georgia, in convention
assembled:
/. That we hereby declare our
unalterable opposition to the
league of nations brought back
from Versailles by President
Wilson.
2. That we hereby recommend
that the long established and
unwritten law of our country
against third term of any man
for president of the United
States be strictly adhered to.
3. We reaffirm our faith in
the ancient creed of the demo-
cratic party; we believe in free
speech, freedom of the press;
freedom of assemblage and local
self-government; we believe in
the American constitution of
free and representative consti-
tutional government; we believe
in the rights of the states and in
the distribution of power be-
tween the legislative, executive
and judicial branches of govern
ment.
a. We hereby request and in
struct the delegates from Geor-
gia to the national democratic
convention to support no candi-
date for president of the United
States who is not in thorough
accord with the principles as
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25

announced by this convention,
and said delegates shall vote as
a unit in the national democratic
convention on all questions be-
fore that body, in accordance
with the will of this convention.
5. Resolved, That this conven-
ton recommend the repeal of all
espionage, sedition and conscrip-
ton laws passed during the war;
and that we do oppose compul-
sorry military training.
The Defeated Resolution.
The following are resolutions in
lorsing President Wilson, introduced
oy Hollis Randolph of Atlanta, whicl
we're defeated:
Be it resolved by the presiden-
tial preference convention that
we do hereby approve and in
dorse the splendid accomplish
ments of the democratic admin
istration under the leadership
of the great democratic execu-
tive, President Woodrow Wilson,
with the aid of the democratic
representatives in the senate and
house of the federal congress.
Resolved further, That we in
dorse and approve the principles
embodied in the league of ma
tons and demand the prompt
enactment of the treaty of peace
with such explanatory reserva-
tions as may be necessary to Sc
cure its enactment, and as may
not be destructive of the cove
nant.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
SAY COST OF BUILDING
HOUSES HAS DOUBLED

CHICAGO.-It costs nearly twice
as much to build a home today as 1t
did six years ago, according to lum-
Der statistics published here. Ac-
cording to the American Lumberman,
the cost of a two-story stucco build
ing, containing six rooms and bath
room, in 1914 was 1882. The same
house today would cost $5,692.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
Periodic Bilious Attacks.

Persons subject to bilious attacks
at regular intervals know about
when to expect an attack. They find
that they have no desire for food
when an attack is due but usually
eat because it is meal time. Skip
one meal and take three of Cham
berlain's Tablets and you may be
able to avoid the attack. Persons
subject to periodic bilious attacks
should not drink tea or coffee at any
time.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
PIG is ALIVE AFTER
MONTH OF IMPRISONMENT

A month after severe wind storm
visited Hieksville, o., little pig was
found under debris, still alive despite
its month of fasting
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES WILL
TAKE OVER AUTO THIEVES

George T.. Haynes, Ellis Chandler,
and Roy H. Proctor, who were arres-
ted on cemetery road 10y sheriff W. G..
Simpson last week with ear without
~ license plate, had their preliminary
hearing before Judge B. y. McKeyes
Wednesday. Haynes and Chandler
were held under $4,000 bond and
Proctor under $1,000 bond. As they
could not furnish bond they are being
held in the county Jail awaiting diSpo-
siton Of the federal authorities at III
PaSO.
Testimony introduced at the hearing
tended to show that the men, or some
Of them, knocked jimey driver on
the head near Fort Bliss and decamped
with the car found in their possession
when arrested here. The men will be-
tried for the interstate transportation
Of stolen automobile. recently ere
atcd federal uffense.
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07

drocles which made the Lion lose h.
appetite. SO Androcles removed the
thorn and the Lion went far into the
jungle TO draw deep breath. This
same Lion afterwards saw AndrOcles
In the arena where he had been served
mp for cats meat. But the Lion had
already decided that Androcles was
not fit article Of diet for feline con-
sumption, and that he would be rather
unphlatable unless boiled with garlic.
In those days the Romans used Lions
to persuade people that Christianity
was naughty. The prophets have fore
told a time when the Lion will lie
down with the lamb outside OF him,
instead OF inside OF him as Is more Of
ten the case. But this Is II strain on
human credulity, although | remember
n circus where for two bits you could
see a Lion and lamb lying In II cage
together. They seemed to get along
well enough together, except that the
Lamb had TO be renewed occasionally.
over two thousand years ago, the
prophet jeremiah said, Can the Leop
ard change his spots?' and this ques
ton has been asked off and on ever
since A few years ago the Smithson
ian Institute sent Il commission over tO
Africa to solve this problem for the ad
vancement Of science. The Commis
sion hade the following report, "Yor
bet your sweet boots the Leopard
changes his spots. and he changes 'eu
d---n quick too. AS soon as he spots
you he changes from the spot he Is OF
TO the spot you are on with such fa
cility and dispatch, that II you hav,
not spotted the change and changed
YOUR spots in the meantime, you cal
kiss yourself goodbye and that is al
there Is 10 IT," SO science has settle'
tins question.
The pole cat gets his name from tn
expert facility with which he climbs
pole when n dog Is after him. / regre
to say that l do not know why Nam
cats have no tails. / have CAREFUL.
searched the pages Of the Encyclopedia
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds Of Demlng People.

Come 10 HunureuS OF DctiilB EoOpe
There are days OF dizziness:
Spells Of headache, languor. back
ache;
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
DOan's Kidney pills are especially
good for kidney ills.
Endorsed in Deming by grateful
friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Mae Poe, 500 Platinum Ave,
Deming, says: 81 know Of nothing so
good for weak, aching back and other
kidney disorders as Doan's Kidney
pills. Some years ago, my back was
giving me no end OF trouble. My kid
neys didn't act right at all. l was
greatly annoyed by spots floating be.
fore my eyes and often got dizzy.
hope l never get such another attack
| got DOan's Kidney pills at the Palace
Drug Store and they soon cured me-
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Poe had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07
THE CAT .
(By c. Ayman Adgery, Professor Of
Zoology at Oshkosh COllege.)

(By c. Aynan Adgery, Professor Of
Zoology at Oshkosh COllege.)
The eat tribe includes many differ
ent species, chief of which are the Lion,
Tiger, Pole-cat, Manx cat, Tom cat,
Ducnt and the Cat q nine tails
The Lion is generally spoken Of as
the King Of Beasts, but do not zee the
appropriateness of this appellation. OF
course the Lion looks regal enough in
II museum, stuffed and put In "A glass
ease where he can't do any mischief.
But when he Is III his natural element
Wand in full possession OF his conscious.
ness and intestines, his tactics are any
thing hut regal. think the elephant
better deserves the title OF King Of
Beasts because he Is superior In size
and intelligence He also possesses
some valuable ivory and n trunk with
its contents, and when he attacks his
enemy he charges directly upon hin
instead of sinking around by the back
alley like common plebian. The ele
phant is also notable for the peculiar
prehersile proclivities of his 0lfactory
organ IL is said that he Is little toe
nosey, but he can easily he trained moi
TO poke his nose into matters that
don't concern him.
The Lion has played prominent
part in history. There was once q
young man named Androcles who wal
very fond OF animals. While he wal
taking walk one day, he saw II skunl
about TO eat field mouse. Androclei
rescued the mouse and then took TIN
skunk in his arms and petted him 70
hnlf an hour TO put him in good humo
and compensate him for the loss Of
meal. Androclcs was little deficien
in his education on the subject D
skunks. Immediately after that, An
droclcs met lion in distress. Ill
found that the animal had larg
thorn in its paw. For some unexplain
ed reason the Lion did not eat Andre
cles. There was something about An
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07
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HONDALE NOTES
BY Gertrude Danse
\ \ \ \ \ y y - y ~ y y 4

The ladies' Of the II. H. Club had u
most successful ice cream social on
Saturday night. A fine musical pro
gram was enjoyed. Quite n number Of
Demingites came to be with us The
moonlight made the drive especially
delightful
Miss Helen Bostwick arrived on
Friday, To make her arrangements for
the coming school year. Miss B0st
wick comes highly recommended ana
the patrons are looking forward 10 II
most successful year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox formerly
Of HOndale, now living in Warren,
Ari2., passed through Dcming on their
way Ia visit relatives in Texas Mrs.
Fryer another Hondaleite came from
FL PasO to transact business IN Dem
its.
Mr.. Ralph Kimball, who was at the
Ladies hospital with tOnsilitiS. Is re.
cuperating at the home of his uncle.
Mr.. Frank kimbnll.
MesSrs Rambo and Kimball dele
gates to the Republican convention in
Deming. were enthusiastic in thir
praise Of the way the meeting was
conducted by the chairman, Mrs.
Molr The old prejudice against wom-
en- In politics is almost "A thing of the
past. The other day man said, that
his objection to women voting, was
that it exposed them to contamination
at the poles. II seems to me that If
this is possible. II Is high time the
women stepped H. and robbed politics
Of its uncleanneSs, No doubt women
will make mistakes and some will al.
low themselves to be Influenced, but il
won't be long until their power will
be- felt in the political field as it has
made itself felt in the various profeS
sions and in the business world. In tn,
large cities, women have opportunitie,
Of showing their ability in many ways
Here where opportunities are limited
Il makes MS proud. when one Of ouI
sex compctes favOnbly with the Lords
Of Creation as did Mrs. Moir
The game last week between Nord
hauS and llondale, ended with the
score of Is to - In favor of Hondale
Hondalc scored q in the last half of
the LIST inning. The score remained the
same until the 9th when Nordhau'
took n batting streak and passed Hon
dale > scores. II was really nobody,
game until last half of 9th inning whcI
Hondnle raped the horsehideS iOl
about 3 runs. During the previous
game large number of watermelon'
were consumed which were TO be pait
for by the losing team. The Nordhau'
contingent would not have enjoyed
them so much, had they known thai
they would have to pay for them. New
er mind boys Hondale will play yor
, again next watermelon season.
! On Sunday the Columbus boys were
to come; but our boys waited in vain
, The canning season opened on Mon
day with prospects Of IA very favora
BILE output
: ON Sunday evening the people had q
, chicken fry on RattleSnake mountain
: These social evenings are very popular
, and everybody hopes they will be re-
pcated. Quite number from Dcmins
! helped to make the evening a success.
Everybody is invited To come for d
/ social time at the Recreation club ol
Friday evening. Sept. Bird.
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. HIRAM H. WAT
klNS, whose post office address il
Silton, New Mexico, is. by virtue OF
letters Of administration hearing date
the 25th day Of August, 1920 the duly
qualified appointed and acting Ad-
ministrator Of the Estate of WILLIAM
\. HAYES, Deceased.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN
that all persons having claims against
the said Estate are required to file the
same in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law.
DATED this 25th day Of August,
1920.
HIRAM II. WATKINS,
Administrator Of the Estate of
William A. Hayes, Deceased.
Aug. 31-Sept. 21.
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07

Bum-Lady could you g,ce "A poor
man some pie or cake.
Lady-Why would not bread ana
butter do?
Bum-It would, but you see this is
my birthday.
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07
R. A. LyND IN ARIZONA POLITICS

r. A. Lynd. according to the Mesa
(Ariz.) Tribune has again embarked
on the political sea. having quit the
Tribune for berth as publicity mana.
f, ger for a candidate for governor.
Deming graphic., 1920-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATORS
COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF LUNA, STATE or NEW MEX.

In the matter of the Estate Of William
Hayes, Deceased.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-03
Roads Bulletin
RIVER CROSSINGS

crossing dry The the good stretches where chuck holes have made 1t rough.
 COCONINO COUNTY All roads dry Flagstaff-Wilams good Wliams-Ash Fork places; WiasGrand Canyon good Flagstaff good Flagstaff Padre, excellent good travelling thence WnsloW, rough paces Flagstaff souh dry but rough.
 COUNTY General condtion Roads dry GlobeWinkel manHayden road good condion RoosevetPayson road fine shape construction soft dusty Salt River bridge be completed by August when Roosevelt ferry will be discon tinued.
 MARICOPA COUNTY Prescott road good Black Canyon fair by of Avenue Is. To Florence highway of Mesa Tempe bridge for light vehicles CoastParer best Ajo road fair by Buckeye and Ga Bend.
 YUMA COUNTY Ehrenburg ferry closed account of high water Parker Road via Parker and Needles good condition. affected high Repairs made Parker. Road is well signed
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-14

! tenemos que consignar este, tenemos
que decir este. Porque alguna recon.
pensa ha de tener la aptitud bien di
rigida, la competencia bien proba.
da, cuando con ella Sc demuestra ur
talento organizador que Sc emplea er
beneficio de la comunidad.
Por 10 que respecta la Bull lnsu'
lar Line nadie diria que hace casi dos
meses que los estibadores de los niue.
lies estan en- huelga. Los buques
atracan normalmente los costados
del muelle, realizan sin tropiezo algu.
no las operaciones de descarga y dc
carga, v en- cualquier momento que
Sc desee sacar del muelle cualquiel
bulto llegado, Sc puede realizar la ex-
Traction, sin ningun Inconvenience.
En- cambio, en- ell muelle vecino, las
cosas andan de muy distinta manera
Lo que ha pasado con ell papel de pc
riodico, no es ciertamente una excep-
cion, sino una lamentable repeticior
de algo que viene sucediendo.
!, Y todavia, cuando al pdblico Sc le
viene prestando un servicio asi, los
importadores han de soportar las
arrogancias de quienes en- vez de bus
car una disculpa que no seria nunca
bastante como indemnizacion del da-
no recibido, pero demostraria un de-
SEQ de cordialidad, 10 que encuentrar
es un desplante un significativo en-
cogimiento de hombros.
No, no es tolerable 10 que viene
ocurriendo aqui con la New York y
Porto Rico, Y 81 ahora no lie decimos
esa compania cuanto hay que de
cirle, es porque va que esta en- ell con-
f1icto de resistir a una huelga, sin or
ganizacion ninguna para clio, no qui-
sieramos agravar su situacion dificil
con nuestras censuras, 81 a clio nc
nos vemos forzados.
No pasa un dia sin que llegue q
nuestro poder una queia contra esa
compania, por la desorganizacion Ia
mentable en- que tiene el servicio de
pasajeros; Y 81 a ESQ Sc agrega 10
que esta ocurriendo ahora con la car
ga, sobraria tela de donde cortar pa
ra una campafa.
Esta,, podrfa quedar aplazada; pero
10 que no debe quedar sin proclamar
por todos los periodicos, es que sino
ven bruscamente cortada su comuni-
cacion con el pdblico, es porque la
Bull Line ha podido subsanar el de-
saguisado de su vecina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-14

servido en- ell Undo comedor de los Sc
iiores Wirshing-Serralles, engalanado
con profusion de flores blancas. Be-
samos los felices ninos que van a
recibir al Divine huesped, Y congratu-
lamos los papas.
Una buena noticia para el "todo Pom
ce": el restablecimiento de la Sra. Car
tagena de Gandara, operada por el DR..
Santaella.
Los Sres. Zapata- Maneseau embar-
caran hacia Espafa, proximamente,
teniendo a SUI nenita va curada de la
leve dolencia que les hizo aplazar su
viaje.
Los trajes de muselina blanca mo-
teada, el "dotted muslin" de los cata-
logos americanos, es el material de
moda, con Ell organdie. para los trajes
de ninas pequenas.
Los sombreros de Evelyne Varon
llevan, siempre, las plumas colocadas
de un modo original en- un smarinero"
de paja negra lisere, Y usa una pluma
en- dos tonos, azul Y zafro, que desde
ell centro del frente del sombrero da
la vuelta hacia la parte de abajo del
ala.
Suzane Talbot, un tricornio de bri-
llante paja negra "isese" lie adorna
el frente con una lazada de cinta color
melocoton con hilos de plata pasados,
un "touch" de feminidad encantado-
Ira.
| Reboux creo para las parisinas, un
sencillo sombrero de tamaio media
no, de paja negra de Milan, adornada
toda el ala con uvas hechas en- tafeta
verde, sobre "stems" de cinta negra.
Para un traje de satin negro con
rayas blancas, acentuando los efectos
del busto de 1880, Joseph diseno un
sombrero de paja negra 'lisere", Pc
queno, con una hermosisima pluma ri
zada, "strich', en- azul Egyptian"
colocada sobre la copa del sombrero
Iy cayendo en- ambos lados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-14

La bondadosa Sra. Rosa Blanca r.
de. Rosenfeld me escribe que pinto un
cuadro para regalarlo entire las perso-
mas benefactoras de los leprosos, pc
ro teniendo que embarcarse para Es-
tados Unidos el 16, me deja Ell cua-
dro, con ell mismo objeto.
Toda persona que envie no menos
de SO centavos para los leprosos ten
dra probabilidades de poseer el Undo
cuadro con un precioso marco dorado.
Ruego la prensa haga circular es-
ia buena noticia, recogiendola en- sus
paginas. Agradecidisima anticipada-
mente, quedamos la senora de Rosend-
felt, "mis leprosos" Y yo.
La carload endulza sus vidas, hoy.
Tenemos que pensar tambien, en- los
ninitos sin ropas y con frfo, privados
de aprender 10 mas elemental, siquie-
ra; MOS campesinos que merecen
nuestro carino, nuestra piedad, que la
bondad sea la orden del dia y ella
llegue hasta ellos por medic de los
maestros rurales.
No, Madame 2, yo no soy "a wo-
man., es una ilustrada DANA, gran ad-
miradora del pueblo americana y es-
pecialmente de Miss Smith, huesped
de Ponce. Despues del pasa-dia con-
testare I'd. preguntas 2 y 3.
En- cuanto al traje de calle vista
puede hacerlo en- serge, duvetine ta-
feta. Ell organdie Sc estila muchisi-
mo, lie llaman eel rey de la prima-
vera; sobre fondo de tafeta quedara
lindisimo.
Ell sombrero del mismo material que
el traje, de paja lisere, que es la
"reina" de las pajas en- la actualidad
Flores, muchas flores, amiga mia, la
moda es decidida por elias que, la
par de ser bellas, encierra algo muy
hermoso su uso: la protection a la
mujer francesa.
ALMA.