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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12


nev Dr. nfishl was ID ihe f|ly
HefHIty
q. psQfllh III Ienlne Has
on auto visitor lnIs woek.
Nfa. WIN Klein has = sllshf az
tack Of % during The past week.
ttd|es Ald mcels with Mrs
George PETERS next Wednesday.
March "a. An ladies invited.
Al n. Lowe. popular railroad
man n Demlre. also IN Columbus,
WINS here "Wednesday renewing old
friendships.
Pierce Hughes. county clerk
was busy noddlnn right and left IN
the city Wednesday.
~. N. Burns, hailinR from Tho
coming" town Of The Cap, called
81 tho Courier Office aud subscribed
for 81 weeks.
-Dr. 9. Youne and wife molored
, down from DemlnR Friday sleht-
seeing and visiting numerous &C.
qualniancos.
-scnator Hal Kerr and Conirac-
tor Peters were Ia The limellaht IN
Columbus Wednesday. When the
seiiaior talks politics. be says some
thing.
DIR. stevens OF Albufuorquc was
In Columbus early In the week So
letting funds for the orphan asy-
lum Of which he Is sponsor IN bis
home city.
Henry Burton. owner 81 The Co
lumbus Telephone Company. has
had a return of rheumatic attacks
and "a taking oslopaihic treatments
In NJ paso!
Advance Agent Hall Of the Bcr-
nardi Shows Is spending The week
IN the city making preparations for
his 20-car show which will exhibit
here next week.
-. A. Harpham. miner and deal
er in flrs. was IN the city Wedncs-
day. he received co many checks
from wholesale fur dealers that he
blockaded the line Of deposilors at
a local hank.
James l.. Greenwood. candidate
for the nomination OF membership
IN The House Of Representatives.
motored 10 Deming Tuesday. Mr.
| Greenwood was accompanied by
Mrs. Greenwood.
Mrs. j. l.. Walker was hostess
10 the Twelve Trump Card Club on
Friday afternoon from 2:30 10 o
Pink carnations we're artisticolly
arranged for the tables. A de-
licious salad course was served by
the hostess following bridge. Those
enjoying the afternoon were Mes
DANES h. T.. Sisco, Floyd White, W
n. McCurdy. William King, George
Peters. Seamore pearce. J. n. Coz
and Miss Cornelia d. Otis. IN,
club will meet with Mrs. J. n. Go,
Friday. March 10.
Frank Dosler. ex-chief Justice
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

~ the supreme court of kansss.
and nov residing a. Pasadena CAL
registered II lhe, Hotel Clark Tlla.
Jay evening AZ. Dosler a ne
father pf lhs principal 10 lhe Hotel
CLARK tragedy. capleln Wadh Dos
Ter,
Frank Nordheus or DomInr was
m Columbus "Wednesday. N Frank
would reni his building here 10 %
lumbus Ike he sells goods 81 lhe
Nordhaus store IN Demine there
would be- . chance fer he Courier
% mcye. Sorry he's not a candl
date 20 we could sand-har him into
renting Il.
-Gocrgc Sullivan. expert and
popular plumber al camr Turlonr.
said The local election situation was
making things 10 hot around Coli
umbus and that he would visit al
the aeashoro TN matters political
we're more eettled. So he will rent
a pole, buy bait and fish for sculpins
~ Long Beach.
sam Fem returned from Fort
huachuca Saturday. Mr.. Fem ro-
ports his other Store doing good
business. Charley Miller and wife,
son-in-law OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fem,
departed Sunday In their now
Haynes auto for the Fort. Mr..
Miller viii be IN charge Of the
Fem interests there.
George Rodriguez, formerly
linotype operator Of The Courier and
popular with tho younger sct Ia Co
lumhus. has leased the Cilircn-
Times Of scotieville. Ky. and Is
now the editor aud will do the die
Eating. George was q "clcan-cut'
likeable fellow around Columbus
and we wish him well.
IL. o. brandon, better known rs
Leo. and for tho past year employed
by the city. with his wife has re-
turned TO Wichita, Texas, his for
mer home. Leo made a host Of
friends while In Columbus. His alb
sence will be noted when the OBJ
solete water system springs leaks.
as he was an expert In that partic-
ular line.
"A. J. Weld gave a tafy pull for
the boys and girls classes Of the
Methodist sunday school at his
home Friday evening. The rooms
were gracefully decorated In the
boys class oolors, purple and gold
The eirls played against the boys
IN games for the evening. the boys
winning tho bean has and the girls
showing the steady hand IN peanut
and bean races. Then came tho
fun Of pulling the taiy. II wa,
truly a stuck up crowd when tho
lime came for the evening were.
Those enjoying the evening were.
Jean Stevenson. Mildred McCurdy
Della Johnson, Mildred Smell. Win
ME Holloway. Roy Holloway. vii
liam Mc0hirdy. Blanche Ritshic
Francis Lovett, Marie LovetL Gler
Dean Evans. Earl Galloway. Ro,
llliott Anten Frederickson, Mis-
Lucas ard Mr.. aud Mrs. Weld.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

The Hornets Nest Presented
by Greater vitaeraph. mo- efatug-
ing Earl Williams IN q nye-part
Unusual drama. Added attraction,
a two-reel Special Larry semon
comedy. The Grocery Clerk
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

spotlight Sadie" The story Of
n daughter Of Erin. who hits the
high spots on The great white way.
~ a Goldwyn. starring Max Marsh.
Also one Of those fast Rcllin come
dies.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

All star western and comedy. fea-
turing Texas Guinan IN THE Call ~
bob White" Billy West IN The
Chaugeur. sally and Napoleon IN
Circus Bride
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-03-12

Robertson Cole offers Heart IN
Pawn" starring the noted Japanese
actor sessul Hayakowa. picturixed
IN the lUwcry kingdom Of the Nip
ponese. Added attraction, Strand
comedy, Their Little WIFE"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08

to stay regular this time. He win
not bolt. But II the candidate he
wants to sec nominated isn't cho-
sen; II, for instance. Lowden, whom
johnson regards - impossible" II
chosen, something worse than q
bolt from johnson may be expect
ed. He will play the game he has
played before. He will stay regu-
lar in California and probably will
not stump for the ticket anywhere
else. And the Republicans admit
Hiram Is q wonderful vote getter.
To placate johnson, the new "old
guard" may have to give up Low
den, but ip SO doing they would
want Wood eliminated too. In q
free-for-all, johnson could dictate
the choice. Intimate friends say
he leans toward Sproul OF PENN
sylvania. Others say he favors
Senator Lenroot Of Wisconsin. OF
ono thing the public may rest A.
sured: Hiram johnson will insist
on a progressive. but 1t IL prsma-
ture to say that he thinks OF any
one else but himself - that pro-
gressive.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08

ly declare Johnson - absolutely
unacceptable to American business.
Now the leaders themselves like
johnson. They would nominate
him in minute IL they could. His
colleagues in the senate have grown
fond Of Hiram and they don't think
him q bit too radical. But the rank
and file Of the delegates are deter
mined that johnson shall not win.
Tho trouble is that even IL the
leaders wanted johnson they could
not deliver the delegates to him.
To that extent this convention is
controlled by the conservative in
nuences Of the Republican party.
Senator Johnson, Senator Borah
and their associates can torpedo
any Of the leading candidates, but
they can't win the nomination for
the California senator unless they
persuade the delegates overnight.
Awaits Psychological Moment
So the tactics of johnson are
oratorical. II he becomes con-
WINGED that he can't win-there's
the psychological moment to watch
for. He is absolutely determined
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
Man Postpones
His Funeral

! am IS years old and for past
10 years have been suffering 20
S saiy from stomach and liver trou-
- Floating and collie attacks that
ZIG not expect to live more than
v months and was arranging
anairs and even my funeral.
nee doses Of Mayr's Wonderful
nedy have entirely cured me-
~ : simple. harmless prepare Eon
~ removes the catarrhal mucus
ne Intestinal tract and allays.
Inflammation which causes
ucally all stomach. liver and
unal ailments. including ap-
eacitis. One dose viii convisce
money refunded. Bengston's
~ store. Davenport, Rock Island.
,me, and druggists everywhere.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08

nock Ialan4s ehancss d sec1i<
In ~ TN, 8pDrsms Council q
efpefo ~ gpod. La AKgaleA CALI
. Hotk 1sland's only r.yai - ~
e1soa oofious consttef1tion. ard
evsn tAsn tAs outlook b m0st
promisang. Twenty-Five Of the eu-
prsme o1acefs have expressed
themselves q being favorable to
Rock Island 1rovtdsd the city has
- asw hotel b. that time. and =
prepared to accommodate such =
large number Of visitors - attend
. national grutto convention. More
than twenty thousand are regis
tered here Ct this convention. The
1870 Supreme Council Of Grotto u
sxpectsd 70 b. held It Cleveland.
Ohio.
So far the 40-piece band Of the
Amoo grotto OF Roch Island ID the
best appearing organization Of its
kind represented here. and It has
been given . great ovation wher-
ever and whenever 1t has appeared.
Moving pictures were taken yester-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08

fCoatinusd ffum Page Oral
Sesoul d Psnnsylvania would be
d NOMINEES.
DO you consider SprouI = pro-
gressiver be was asked.
mo, but he u mot . reactionary
and he il dry"
unquestionably Governor Sproul
y the strongest Of the dark horses
and hs h best liked In the johnson
camp. But talk Of dark horses Is
entirely futile in. the face Of the
present determination to fight out
the FIRST 10 ballots between Low
dan, Wood and johnson. The con-
vention will do the eliminating on
those three men. Preliminary sor-
ties and assaults have failed to dis
lodge any Of the three.
Many Pick Wood.
Almost a. many observers who
are not attached. TO any of the can
didates n one form or another
a. delegates or boosters are a.
ready TO concede Woods nomina-
tion - that Of Lowden. About the
only thing on which practical
unanimity prevails is that john
son can't be nominated. It Is =
commonly heard saying that John
son can have everything but the
nomination, yet it will be noticed
that the conservatives are going
right ahead on the platform relat-
ing to the peace treaty and are not
pleasing Senator johnson. In most
of the conferences, Senator Borah
represents the "irreconcilable"
group. An agreement has been
reached by Nicholas Murray But
Ter, Murray Crane. Senator Kellogg
Of Minnesota, Senator Lenroot Of
Wisconsin and others to condemn
the treaty in the form in which
President Wilson presented it to
the senate but favoring ratification
with reservations"
Senator johnson hasn't been
heard from ON that issue. Some
newspaper interviews the other
day put him In the position of be-
ing ready to accept such a plank
but unless the nomination is COM
ing to him on a silver platter so
that the only obstacle is the treaty
plank. the California Senator isn't
apt to reverse himself on a ques-
ton Of principle at this late date.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
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BAND BEST 1t
NATIONAL MEET

By 0. T. HILDEBRAyDT.
Especial to The Argus).

Kansas City. No. June S.-With
the Amoo grotto Of Rock Island
represented $50 strong. and . total
Of 262 in the whole Tri-city dale
cation. the thousands Of delegates
attending the national CONVENTION
being held here were compelled TO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08

David LAWLN -
ocisl 10 The Argus.)
II June S.-Insi,o pol-
inside basebail. ~ u
Ss..a .fsinfs and passeo. but
~ |. can1ains 81 the ynrfous
"a feams nave made little
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IT. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
/ " 4 that wasn't suMcisnt the
sIssa1ri scandal about the pur-
sSsse * delegates would do Il
Ssefiv the Johnson men wouldn't
s1-if II hut II Il came to . show
- they would be for Leonard
vsad rather than Lowden.
a. ~ other hand, there are two
49, az Johnson delegates-the
ssiek ana thin supporters who will
s,et q the finish, and those who
~ from states which voted over
sxsintneIy for Johnson, but who
..ssonaIiy don't like Johnson be-
ss.ss a. his unpopularity with the
s.;,tsesI iaaders OF the Republican
ss,tv These johnson delegates
rsst vote for the California sena-
- = long g there is 4 chance for
N. "a vim. but the managers Of
Sksv candidates are already trad
- vith them for second choices
m third choices.
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me Lo~oe1 pe1p'e .onn.s I'LL
seseI Ing woCu peop,e Ies,..e
~ nsvs oeen s'lpp.ue ~ so re. ,.e.
~ aay' put tnes' .oo, NY" .nA'
hiram Johnson wants y uo -,
= csn mans heon.iu "oou wy
1919. ms w".'u au. ' IN.
v'o - III nav .n,S %. - ~ ;,
" VIC ~" w -.
1900. Of The I.ovden. hoom.
N like A. T. E.ert, national COM
uittseman from Kentucky. and
Joha Hammond. the new boss Of
0tlahoma. They fought the Wood
neHasers In many q state and won.
u General Wood is the nominee. It
WI mean the fall Of this new "old
guard Their political future de-
Dends upon the success OF Lowden.
AID to be able to manage the cam
Dsign itself will mean the distribu-
tion Of ofices in the event OF vic
tegy-something thoroughly under
stood BY the delegates with an eye
slSo to the future.
But speaking Of what the mana
On are saying to each other, a
tsysrite expression among the re.
1pective boosters Of johnson, Low
Ia and Wood Is this. you had
0nter come our way-for II you
do4 look out you will get H0ov-
~
Won't Long Stay Put
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~ ~ ,. ,no ,..H... .o,d W.
v,,nr that he d;dnT believe ths
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~ 49, .aIw al suI = 10. : noIso a.
~o e y. ~. mn.S. Un.rao ~.
Y opposed to Herbert Hoover, tne
4 nlnisfrstor would hs an easv win.
mr. In November and would lool
uDon him as q simple solution Of
u deadlock. However. such faitt
b the ultimate strength Of Hoover
y, not widespread. Few Of the
leaders, consider him q probability
though all admit q public senti-
ment 10 behind his candidacy which
vould make victory absolutely as.
a1fed II he were the Republican
nominee. Much more plausible II
he talk OF Hughes. Again ant
again as the disinterested dele
ate looks around and speculatel
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23

Miss Gertrude Smith returned to
Fnning. n. h, Friday night, Miss Bal
lev to her home in Craftsbury, Miss
Bolton to Cabot and Miss Phillips to
Glover Saturday, and Miss Merrihew
to Burlington Monday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION

Continued from opposite page.)
Sherbrooke played Orleans and won.
The score was 60.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Howe of
Brockton, Mass, are spending two
weeks with Mrs. Howe's aunt, Mrs.
Ralph G. Quimby. Mr.. and Mrs.
Quirnby made the trip in their high
powered Buick in ten hours, covering
a distance of nearly 800 miles.
Edwin C. Skinner and Victor F.
Hunter of Orleans and Frank j.
Seavey of Bloomington have each
placed 500 in the perpetual care
fund of the Cjleans Cemetery assocci-
alton the income therefrom to be
used for the care of their respective
lots n Pleasant View cemetery.
Milo Whiting lost control of his
car while driving from Irasburg to
Orleans Sunday. The car crossed
the road five times and then ran into
the ditch at Freehart's house. j. c.
Healey, who was riding on the front
seat, was thrown breaking three ribs
and cracking his collar bone. The
four children riding on the back seal
were uninjured.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23
GREENSBORO BEND

A. c. Chase was in Boston the first
of the week for treatment.
Miss Muriel Anair is working for
Mrs. Louise Anair.
Ora Norton of Waterbury was call
ed here the first of the week by the
illness and death of his mother, Mrs.
Nicols.
George Chamberlin and family of
st. Johnsbury were here Sunday to
see his mother, who is in very poor
health.
Mrs. Ferris of Springfield, Mass,
spoke of the need of foreign mission
airy work at the meeting of the Ladies
Aid society last Wednesday afternoon.
Some of the men working on the
state road between the village and the
Bend demanded higher wages. A
walk out was the result as the county
commissioner refused their demands.
Later the men decided to return to
work for the same pay as they had
been receiving.
Mrs. Martha Nichols and Mrs. Eli
"a Dean, who were sisters, died with
in 20 hours of each other, Mrs. Nichols
on Tuesday afternoon and Mrs Dean
on Wednesday afternoon Their fune-
rails were held at the M. E. church at
| O'Clock on Friday with burial in
Stannard. The people of the con1mun-
ity extend their sympathy to the fam
lies In their time of sorrow.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23
SOUTH ALBANY

&. s. Courser is putting up a barn.
James Uric is having one side of
his barn newly shingled.
Children's day will be observed in
the Nj. E. church next Sunday.
c. R. Vance has begun the founda-
ton for high drive into his barn.
Walter Uric has gone to East
Craftsbury to work at the Simpson
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will King of West
Glover visited at c. r. Vance's last
week.
Miss Ethel Locke of West Glover
is spending a few days with her friend,
Miss Esther Courser.
Mrs. o. NJ Rowell attended the fu-
neral of her aunt, Mrs. Laura Bridges
of Craftsbury on Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Anderson and family
of Montpelier are spending few
weeks with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young and
daughter, Florence, of West Glover
spent Friday at J. N. Urie's.
Mrs. Guy Courser spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Daniels of East Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cutler of Bar
ton recently visited Mrs. Belle Rowel
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Calderwood
No services were held here Sunday
and several of the people went to East
Craftsbury to attend the Children's
day exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Courser are
building a bungalow on their lane
near G. r. Vance's. w. T. Ames Is
experimenting the work.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23
ALBANY

d. II. Hackett has new Buick car.
Mrs. Malinda Mitchell is quite i'll.
Rev. VIM. Craig is visiting his par
ents in Ontario.
DR.. Sharp of ST. Johnsbury was in
town last week.
George Simon has bought new In
ternational truck.
Mrs. Merton Cutler has returned
from the hospital in st. Johnsbury.
Alex Partlow was called to Ayers
Cliff last week by the death OF SIS
Mrs. Walter Allen of Springfield is
IA guest CT her mother, Hrs. II. T.
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hyde of Som
erville have been visiting his mother,
Mrs. Rogers.
/. d. Sanders has opened barber
shop in the room above &. ID. Nc
Cures store.
Mr. Winget and family were week
end guests of her sister, Mrs. l.. +.
Day, of Barre.
Barbara Fletcher and Dan Dyer,
students at U. v. NJ, are home for the
summer vacation.
Lee Fletcher and family and Mr..
and Mrs. f. M. Fletcher, visited in
Belvidere Friday.
Mrs. Mills spent last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Daley, of White River
Junction, at her cottage at Caspian
lake.
Mrs. Holbrook and daughter, Alice
who have been visiting at G. r. Win
gets have gone to their new home in
Barton.
Col Emery is to be the speaker or
| Monday, July 9Th. Albany is plan,
ming an old-fashicned celebration or
that date.
The postoffice has been moved from
the WoOdman building to the hoGst
recently purchased by Glen Miles o.
G. H. Whitcher.
Miss Lucille Anderson is at hom,
recovering from an operation per
formed on her throat by Dr. Kicker
of st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Herbert Carter has returne,
from the Royal Victoria hospital, il
-tAIAAAAG~ NnGIG SAiG MGIlL SGNGTa
weeks ago for an operation.
There viii be a ipcture show a
lNewton's hall Saturday, June 20. Tn,
show is one of William Harris fea
lures and a Fatty Arbuckle comedy
adv.
The Ladies' club met with Mrs. c
D. Mcclure Thursday, June II, ant
elected the following officers for tn,
coming year: President, Mrs. Bert;
Miles; vice president, Mrs. May Nc
Guire; secretary, Mrs. Lizzie Searles
treasurer, Mrs. Julia Winget.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23
EAST CRAFTSBURY

Miss Editha Achilles of Peacham is
working for Alex Shields.
Missionary dinner will be served as
usual on Thursday, July 1st.
Mrs. Alice Simpson and daughter,
Mary, are home from Morrisville.
Miss Bernice Childs of North Wal
colt is working for Mrs Basil Board
man.
Miss Jean Simpson of New York
City is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Wylie.
Mrs. Henry Hodgdon goes this week
to the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment.
Miss Myrtle Bailey has finished her
school In Greensboro and is home for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Sarah H. Anderson and daueh-
ter, Maud, visited relatives in East
Hardwlck one day last week.
A promotion exercise by the men,
DerS OF the u. P. Sunday school will
be held IN the church next SUNDAY at
the time OF the regular Sunday school
hour. S0-'ooi
Mrs: Cass and two children. who
DeSH spending the past week
with Mrs. Cass' sister, Mrs. w. B.
logan, have returned to their home
in Derby.
The graduating exercises of the
schools of Morgan and Charleston
combined, will be held in the church at
East Charleston, Friday evening. June
10Th The public is cordially invited.
Children's day exercises passed off
very pleasantly last Sunday. The
church was crowded and the children
dld exceptionally well. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Gil gave an interesting talk. The
church was prettily decorated in vel
low and green.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-23
Auction Saell
| will sell at Public ADo+i..
Center io"nngtOn
Friday, July 2
l O'clock ? NJ


the following property p
choice grade Holstein an5 H. II
sey COWS, some Just fresb u 'er'
l three-year-old Holstein 1 6gu
2 horses, L gasoline encin n Duli
circular saw rig, 1 seeder, ne sge
~ new, l blacksmith force ls sna
small tools. Some hou 50 aIa
furniture, dishes, etc. ''-Olo
derms-Under $40 cash, ove,
$40, 6 months bankabln no Uast
L. N, Lund
NJ. NJ. TAPLIN, Auctionee,