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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
D0nA ANA

The handsome rev residence Of
DR.. ard Ms. Y z. Kraft of Hill
Is now conolefNd and is occunied
nv the Family. n K-aft is form
er resident of Albuquerque but has
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
LINCOLN

Marshall West had two large
stacks of oats burned last Satur-
day on his farm on Little Greek.
He estimates that the oats would
have threshed out 10000 pounds. The
stacks caught fire from burning
weeds near by during hard wind
-Capitan Mountaineer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
CHAVES

Miss Estes Beck, deputy county
clerk is not only an efficient deputy
but she is gaining the name OF be-
ing a most successful sheep raiser.
Miss Beck has quite a flock OF reg
i.tered Rambouie.t sheep at her
home and recently sold two seven
months old buck lambs from her
flock io~ the hrhcst o-icc ever pail
% this comfy To- lambs, $40 piece
Her flock is attracting the attention
OF the men Of the Pccos Valley who
have been in the sheep business fo-
years.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Mounted Policeman Santa Rosa
Rico has returned from Guzman,
Mexico. below which town he and
mounted policeman Damian Padil'a
of Sooorro county recovered $40
81 eep stolen from Sierra county. w
a. Stubhs is being sought in CON
nection with the case. The sheep
are being held at the custom house
at Palomas pending inyestigation.-
Las Cruces Citizen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

haS sixteen class rooms, together
With several office and reception
rooms.
Ore hundred and twenty citizens
members Of the Chamber of Com
uerce, professional and business men
and members OF trades councils of
the city took rap at Old Man
Gloom AT 4 meeting held at the Flks
Home recently under auspices Of 'he
Chamber of Commerce, when matters
Ci community welfare dealing VT
local conditions were discussed and
analysed by a score or more o
speakers. Bankers, doctors, mer-
chants and others ioincd in the gen
Cral discussion a local cOoditiOus,a
they prevail under the re-1dirstment
period Optimism was he keynote
Cf one OF the be-. attended welfare
meetings held here in several years.
Clovis Journal.
The first lamp post OF tie CiiY's
white Way" is being installed this
week in the center of The intersee-
ton Of Main Street and Monroe
Avenue. This is an experiment and
If it proves success il is the plan
20 complete the white way on Main
Street, according to city officials
J T Reese OF Bellview, says that
some of the big snow which fell
last week is still on the ground in
drifts and that the moisture is i'rl
Tor the wheat. "We have one ot
the best prospects for wheat ! ha9,
ever seen in that section" The bad
weather has stopped threshing, but
il will go ahead soon and most of
the farmers will no. sell their maize
, and kafiir but will store it until
duciion."-Clovis News.
Estimates made at Clovis recentiv
place Curry county's unmarketed
wheat a 500 cars, and the present
Kaffir. Maize and corn crops AT 100
cars. Shipments OF wheat TO da'c
have reached approximately $50
cars. while 100 cars of other gram
crops have been moved.
Nine hundred and sixty acres Of
land six miles west OF Grady has
been sold to J. c. Hurford Anoth-
e. deal comprising 100 acres cover
ed a land transfer to w. F. Faulk
The latter place is 5 miles north
OF Clovis
c II. Scott & Son have sold he
Electric Filling Station to H. l..
Williams, w. II. Williams, and :
s. Mitchell. The purchasers took
charge Immediately and viii conduct
the repair shop and battery sery-
ice station in connection with the
filing station
The new managers are Tennessee
ans, vth considerable experience in
electrical and automobile repair
work
1t has been estimated from an
age OF travel passing through
Clovis in various directions each day
that thiry thousand people are fed
eacl month M 'he Fred Harvey cat
ing house in that city.
Over $50 persons are fed daily at
the lunch counter, wh le 2s0 NOR
f-equent the dining room, making
the to,.' number OF daily dinne $
reach 100.
Iilty six employees, 20 whom rs
meals are served each day, are not
il lJdcd in the estimate given above
Gases in home nursing, ami by
girit, 20 cover several wsrk
course OF instruction on he prevcn-
ton OF diseases and the care oi
diseases after their inception, viii be
conducted at Clovis under Miss
ouise Wills, community nurse, be
ginning January |.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

had extensive holdings in this vicin-
ity for years and has decided to make
this his permanent home. He con-
emplates putting in an orchard on
what is conceded 10 be the richest
land in the Rio Grande valley.
Bascom- French Co. who have the
contract for the new school building
at Hill are rushing the work to re-
lieye the congested condition OF the
present inadequate school building
The ground for the new building,
comprising almost two acres. was
donated by DR. {. l.. Hill, being the
second parcel OF lard donated by Mr..
Hill for school purposes, The pres
eit school building has been pur-
chased By the community with the
idea of organizing a country club.
Upon the vacating OF the building
it will be remodeied to meet the re
cuirements of such a club. Tenn
porary officers have been elected and
q charter applied for.--Las Cruces
Republic.
A, a meeting OF the Teacher' .
ISOLATION of Dona Ana county, held
in the Central school building here.
Hr p. T "~P-idr. retiring county
superintendent Wa5 presented with
handsome lhav table aud rock
ing chair. oG behalf Of the teachers
1f Dona Ana county. DR. Mcbride
has he'd this position tie past four
wears and during tha, time the build
iur Of several new schools, the ms
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
CURRY

Clovis new east side ward school
known as the Eugene Field
building erected at a cost OF $4,000
will be ready for occupancy January
|. according to an announcement
made by Professor Z W. Bowyer.
The installation OF the seats in
the class rooms will start on Decem-
her Is, when the Christmas holidays
open. The new school build ng is
one OF the handsomest in the state.
It will accommodate 500 pupils, and
has every modern convenience. 1t
ha, 10 class rooms, together with
has sixteen class rooms, together
With several office and reception
rooms.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

J. s. Vinson, of Columbus, is CON
temo'a ing Installing a laundry at
Carrizo7o If the question OF a pro
per supply OF water can be adjust
Cd. He is very favorab'y impressed
with the prospects at Carrizozo and
tte surrounding country.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
NEW MEXICO
llEWiS REVIEW
BERNALiLl0

The opening OF temporary apart
nientS and the plans for the remodel
ing OF the stone house at West Ro-
ma avenue, until recently the Hessel
den residence, az Albuquerque into
"a modern apartments has been an
rounced by DIR. Evelyn Frisbie The
house was purchased by DR. Frisbie
and will be operated by her as an
exclusive apartment house.
Carpenters and painters are now
al work re-flooring the house an
redecorating the four apartments
new arranged in the building. The
artistic decoration of the rooms will
be done under the supervision OF
Miss Ethel Hickey, interior decorator
of the Y. w. c. A. hotel.
In the sprinG The bailling viii be
completely remodeied. The roof will
b. raised 70 make three full s,ori
and glassed-in sleeping porches wi
he built, one for each apartment on
the east and west sides of the build
ing. Fourteen apartments ranging
irom two TO live rooms, each with
heat, a bath room and sleeping porch,
will be built The building was al
Cae timc used to house a mill
academy which later became the New
Mexico Military Institute now al
Roswell 1t IS one OF the oldest and
best built houses in that city.
The Albuquerque Business college
New MeSicos pioneer business train
ing institution. closed its twelfth
years work Thursday and the new
mid-wintcr term will open on Mon
day, January 5rd
The past year has been a highly
successful one in every respect The
enrolment for 1920 reached a total
o, $50 an increase Of 40 over the
highest forme- record The total
number OF calls for A. i, c. graduates
totalled 4jl OF which he school fill
ed 220.
Four bottles of Mexican tequila
stood in the vault at the Albuauer
que federal building on December
lst.
Friday Is days later, there were
mere than 1000 bottles OF Joy water
including tequiIa, patent medicine
apple brandy. corn whiskey, beer an
other drinks. There are also bar
rel. Of whiskey and brandy stacked
IN the vault There are piles Of
trunks from whicr the liquor has
been taken. The vault il is said
presents a combined liquor warehouse
and baggage room a. first glance.
The reason is due 70 the continl-
Gus raid on bootlegPers which has
hccn under wav since the arrival OF
Capt. r. r. Pcti;ins and his pro
Edition forces. Before December
there was a quantity OF booze in the
vault but on the first day OF Tie
month all had been poured inn the
the sewer except the four bottles of
.cquila.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

The council has voted 20 erect
tower back OF the fire department
cr VIRGINIA avenue, to be used iu
drying fire hose, and for practist
PURPOSES by the men OF the fire de-
rartmcnt. The tower will be alOrt
g feet in height, according 10 Cha.
Nh;teman, fire chief. The couucil
also voted 20 purchase 1000 fee o'
fire hose. This purchase will be
made with view Of the future, as
il will be of a nature which may
BE used with prnning engine.
when one is secured for the fire De
pa'tmcnt.
Remodeling of the fire department
t-'iidinr is now in progress. The in
terror is being changed in arrage-
rent, and another room is being pro
,:ded. Concrete floor is being laid
and another entrance is being cut
Shower bath facilities for the men
cf the denartment are also bein2
installed-Roswell News.
w. A Wilson, county surveyor
acting under orders from the coun-
" commissioners, Is surveying roaus
and sounding the Pecos river be
tween the towns OF Hagerman and
AXE Arthur, TO see if some inter.
mediate place will provide a good
bridge site.
The Hage-r1an bridge is out ard
the Lake Arthur bridge is unsuited
for the heavy traffic.
An ordnance has been introduced
in the citv council through the ef
forts Of the Rotary Crib OF Ros-
well. rroviding for the Ultimate eli
n,nation Of sIl co'ton-bearing trees
within the city limits.
The bovs of fhe Char'es NJ. d,
Rremond Post OF TIE American lc
oior ~ Roswell have opened their
carnival or indoor sports of 1920 a.
The battery "A" Armorv.
Nothing ras been left undone b.
he erion men TO make the Armor,
attractive in every particular and ir
Give everyone a good time and az :
very small expense.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
GRANT

The Harover-BeeS~mer Iron and
Copper Company onera ING at Fic-
rro. is continuing mining orerafions
and there is no indication ~ a cur
tai!ment Of operations by this com
p1nv. lion ore shipments are aver
airing 5000 tons 4 month the ore
going 70 the Colorado Fuel & Iron
Comnanv smelfer az Pueblo Colo
Additional eqripmen. and modern
machinery is 70 be installed az 'hc
ccmnanv's mine 10 expedite the
handling OF ore Silver City Inde-
pendent.
Manager c. w Mitchell. Of the
Non'clair Minirr Comnany, owners
Of the Cora Miller mine on the
Manpas. states that the work OF GET
ting the new mill started for iolv
run is progressing favorabiv Test
runs have been made during the past
several days.
In view of the fact that the mill
vii be in operation very soon the
force IN the mine has been arg
rntnted and tie work Of breaking
orc goes steadily forward Already
there is about 200 tons of ore b-ok-
~ ari -e~dv for 'he mill and stop
imp is being done above TIE min
'r-nel for dis'ancf Of 900 feet
where with tagging in place, good
D-c~-Ass is being made.
Three shifts Of miners are now
cr1n'cvei in sinking 'he main shaft
and a. y fee. denth ,Ae crew IS
'-t'-r about five feet daily. Silver
srlfides are appearing in me ore
with an occasional trace OF CONFER
7rd j. seems probable that more
copper will be found with greater
depth.
4 second diff viii he started al
he 10 foot level which viii pro-
'iic additional stoDing room AM
TX" s---e n ample supply Of orc
for 're mill
The mil IS of 70 tons daily capac-
ifv and completely modern in ever
-rsnect. TIE faiiinrs 20 70 fre drm-
5-v 50 'ha- = r-a--i~7l saving of =
-'e rvarife < se~u-ef 7-4 aii 81
'te d7nr~rs Of tfis form Of milling
rtmoved.-Silver City Enterprise
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
HIOAl60

Lo-dsburg has started something
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Work is progressing rapidly on
Ire new school gymnasium a. Co
rora and from an indications it viii
lie finished al IN carly date. The
walls are no nearly as high as they
.-c vau el and f. is beginning to
look ike real building
Spence g. Sons shipped twelve car
10, IS of cattle from the Aucho sta
.'on Inst week 20 the Kansas CITY
markets Wm corrrc accompanied
NE shipmeu,.-Car-izozo Outlook.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Ed Ptngs'on was down from his
Mesa farm and stated that farners.
feel disappointed Bumper crops
were harvested and just when ready
20 market prices d-ornei. They
N.vc housed their produce,
ths-c it will remain uu' prices rise
- least 20 ncr cent above the cost
% production he said the Mesa
farmers have enough 20 keep the pot
boiling until that time arrives
The Car-izozo branch OF the
Pacific cooperative League has
orerci its store for business having
purchased the stock ard fixture. o.
the Rely & Luian Grocery and
Market
r. l. Duncan came over from thr
,0o-t and supervised the transfer
Owen Langset came with Mr. Dim
can and remains as manager. Ben
lu'1n. a member Of the old firm OF
Feilv & Luian. remains as assistant
manaFer.-Carrizozo News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Cssses in home nursing, AMI ny
gicIH, 20 cover several wsrk,
course Of instruction on he prevcn-
ton OF diseases and the care of
diseases after their inception, will be
conducted at Clovis under Miss
ouise Wills, community nurse, be
ginning January |.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Paul Ares shipped twenty seven
cars Of cattle. "Wednesday. from the
Carlsbad pens 10 Oklahoma CITY.
oklahoma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11
Cops Presence Halfs
Collections for Church

A woman giving her razas as Mrs
l. A. Ellsworth and claiming "a De
gathering money tor mission work
fer the Seventh Day ADVENT church
Was ~ the station Wednesday a<-er-
noon. passing a lE-ze m box WITH a
sioT In the zap among the passed.
gers many Of whom dropped = coIn
II te.e box without question A 2o-
hee officer happened n come II the
door when the aforesaid lazy lmme-
dSafe3s CEASED her operations and sal
down she told someone thai she
WAS Located II SkDwheEal AZ pres
snL Il Is understood thai she s
wanted for the same ofasss AZ OTTER
times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11

appeared Tor plaintiff and Ca--2H N.
Perkins 1ar Defendants
The plaintiff testified thar ne vas
EEd br Inc president If Coiby
coIle-s II Igte 10 have charge Of tae
plumbing and beating Of the college
buildings. and WIS 1u rt-raIre far his
services So per month and his house
rent The house ne was 70 ccclPv
was Gns uf szAe college buildings
known rs the Jersey huasR- and LEa1
Al the -Ene Of ms employment was
occupied ev Professor T-rafsr1lt11. and
af iii MOI move out az1Sll some TINE
la-sr- In -21s mean the. me plaintiff
Who was then living n Fairfield was
requested 70 nave - Wa-arv1Lle 80
I5lat he could be as2- MS work liz
dad move agwa and found a rant
far which ae PAID SIS per month and
as testified BY plaintiff President
Roberts agreed 10 paT the rent
Plaintiff continued I'd Ire Al me house
Re had rented and never moved i110
tae Jersey house The amount
claimed due the pialEV4I on rent was
Sz..ss The plR-n15ff had a further
claim 1cr ezra work he performed N
making changes necessary IA pre-
pare . sIanenI army mess hail, and
stated he YES x receive s-5.g 4Esr TINS
work Nc par Of either claim had
sTer been paid although plaluz1E
stared ne made numerous demands
far 1av-nen-
President Roberts ro0k ing stand z
defense and testified II substance
ta21 ne never agreed "a furnish the
plaintiff with a Tenr fsNe Of charge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11
TWAS BATTLE OF
LAST RESORT
y 4-lam Blaney had All
BUC Given Up Hope
When He Hit the
Right Thing

Il i 6lA1sv. Eanse's Point- ".
t=s ne Priest Drlg ca. Ban
H. suffered rum severe inrsI-
'S--ar asa ULCER Of me stomach for
fifteen Years I have used
- sRe-E advertised indigestion
7n ne market. have spent
- II collars for stomach
-~',~-ieA nave only used one 50
0h1tse Of Priests Irdiresssur
4s1u Cal truly sar il mss dune
= @Al'= good have taken mora cam
a.., @'4a stomach has worked better
- -Al-lrE the powder than Il erer
't Using an~ ether rnefscire.
~, Z u nF duty 70 recommend
= 3'4'il-zs-tson II cesraluiw CHI
g.. s4iIaa-lsd fur indigestion. Any
= sufferer CAT xr-te me fe--
;r~~ a-G'rins, and I VIII explain s,sr
1st:i Z Tor bess and lasting -,e-
- saie IT al DRUGGISTS II ruur
= 1aes mt ca-T Priests Inrsi-
E-9waer. insist ON him order
rum the wholesaler or Prsess
sr- . Bangor Ne Samples sent
axs ,ss2nn paper in which van
iS'-s1saseusenr- -4A1is--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11

taat M demand had ever bean made
u3un him for such rant and that In
never heard Of the claim until he -
ceaveG a letter froln plaintiffs as-or-
1ey- Further. he stated that he neEei
2Eresa 70 PEy z-ssg for the extra wors
ps-19rmed BY piazlEf Ee diu rRIl
him -Aa- i the work wzs dune OF
time I7az he would MAKE him a hand
su-re present and as the ptRsr1d
was oTgrdraEa n his par ~ Tho
TINE ne -or through, he ts1uux11t thai
was sufficient
Mss H H Loud. book keeper far a
Turner treasurer. cur--bGr-araa sume
statements Of the plaintiff
F--lk Z Eabfsa-zi and Harrison A
Smith treasurer azG assistant -eas-
llrer Of CaIfF Calssge- testified thai
the piR5-G19 never made a claim II
their presence thar the college oEsE;
him 1ar rent . rfar extra work per
formed
Verdict fur pla4a1s.1 & sas-5S-
Court adscar-ney until next Monday
-r~~.r1g Al 10 O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11

= 01arsaRT Afternoon. AnisssCe
n q - CogEr7 plays -seza Aczd-
- N SeZvg-as Field The game
&alsa - Ine u ire best xcorazu
2Ena$ n IRE sszsun- Cei31ra has de-
@e- q -as caI]sge freshmen teams
Z -nt st-cs as wal as all zr@n school
=Ailf t.lAt rasv haze bee- able - rE
-hsz- sE-as9ais Dem Academy
III t-zz---E-tr. Mass. has me rsEIEta-
n q ---lZnE Bur Rs East zad azg-es-
~ : -Es71aa-l -eEn as ly EsrsEsA--a-
- s-.loui n View England 4 3 ex-
ED Lax football 1zas rom al 0v-
N E1z-s VIII aoUk ID wazarv11ls On
4'rF1s1r@ CGy y witness me hattie
77Za
II Ieg--s V. Bau-rae Post Amer
= --sEuE. 1as arranged program
Ii -=z - ne aay r-szz consists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11

and Afa 1eg-ees Sa--zraa- -r@-3-p 49,
a21Fsse candidates aSser vAsrh .
vsst 1ssast WAS served. a5na zz,,,Ig,.,-----..
III 1's-il ''efsil1p was rsaesTea vzEirars
S=s@ present ffs3rn Temple Cascade CT
Ail2i''- Monmouth Tzu1A-up as,d zss-
ssAae oranges The iaGsarsrs ursr-zrr
or aesx1 Saslc4aE evening VII a- a
e'lz-T-z If M and Mrs.. Howard Es.r.-
lo1a Ar a1s Mrs Albert Fzr-ausD.
-A-'s Aof-1A Kicker aad L.-snsi+- sss.r-
as
Lord Alexander MASTER Of sasn..a
--A&e Grunge. Is attending he Nzzsans.
Grange II Etssrun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11
WAYNE

Mrs L NJ Norris Is On q TRIP ID 50E-
tsn with aer aroIae-, Dr.. @. z Pet
rsngsll- They went by The way az -hs
WaIIs Mountains.
Mrs. Fila DaTss has gone 70 auEsun
for TIE winter with her son. Albert
Mrs Flora Lard went Friday -
T1lliEnRaL5C- Cann--->sar the winter
Rev L : Langley has resigned his
rES-u-zre If me Ea7-zsz chur-- IN rake
z1-ecr S5E IL Re Is moving rs goods
% us nurne e West Fa-l-ng-Esn-
NJ Par1nE-un If Brunswick WIN
purchased me Leach Paace has moved
here
Mrs Sarah Br-aham Lard af Bel
grade aHs Tur-aased tae place. known
Rs me "'E'sr-s' Of Sarah Morris
The siarss ara clas1ng evenings az
car1 Wednesday and Saturday
The Wayae. Faye1ze and Rezdheid
Snrdar Srnoui association was held II
the Methodist church lRst Wednesday
with the tnliowtng program 1n-@. de-
vzrsun- zs.ss~ business --sE. address by
Rer- II ). smith Of KsnV,s FIJI Cin-
ne- was served AZ noon n the Nzsnns
EasqneI ROOMS Personal ex2erssncs
IN Sunday ScaooI, 9-sa. reports OF Sum
szr SGannI. s-sa followed by address
by Rev g I Spear OF Lirernure
Fails. George EysRnd Sang t-o solus
before the address, Il being rne M
ma nesting the following afsces.
we're alerrsa- Pres. Rsv. IL J. Smith.
Kssrgs ELu- vacr presidents Faver<e Z
aela Mrz- Charles CaFirn The nzsp-
csar5an acceute1 III tnrstzrsun 10 msez
~-tn the Baptist Church Nay. 1sG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11

night and Sunday win her a1r- u
Winthrop
The WiItuE Workers rner VITA N-s.
J G Rraan Tuesday evening 70 make
per "a be asid ra4s week n -hs rt.sf--v-
Those f-um here VINO attended the
masquerade bail a. Sr-l Monmouth
Saza-azv ere1inE we-e Era Ezrz.11as
and M and Mrs George EIshuu NJ
aad Mrs Bishop each Ar-sEr.zt aur1s q
1r-1e for ire Costume making TIE best
representation
Paui Gou3d. IT. Is visiting his grand
la-szts M-- ana Mrs. Harry Could
NJ znd Mrs. Harry 8ar7<uI,a and
SOL JOHN, hare moved e-ysrn Iheir farm
n FaTEs-s ~ tins village scr tsle WI
ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11

A claim tar compensation 91Ger the
Warknea's Compensation law uy Ar
thur Dehigls Of this ciry against the
Eal.nEswarrsl 4 Whitney company OF
1Tinslow was heard IN tale Municipal
court 7zs8n "Wednesday forenoon be-
fare Arthur L Robinson of Augusta
assistant legal member Of the Indus
1r@a1 Accident Commission
r.eAlc1s vas represented By J. A.
Lesour1eal and Thuras " Weeks
was counsel for The EoilinEswur-h &
Whitney company Dehlais' res1a-
muny Was given through an tntE--1re-
Ter MISS Laura Lerour1eau lie
claimed that ae was injured n the
Eailiagswur1t q whitney mill in
March while cleaning n tae winding
room when a roller which ne 2usne4
a-1ng came back and hit rim n
rae chest Es saw several PHYSICIANS
aSsour ne NATTER 5rt received ID Ae4p
and since July had been treating
with s1zu another physician and had
been helDei
DeblDis Admired that he hrd never
notified any of tire mill officials that
ne had been injured. but that he E-as
obliged IN lie 7awr t7Iree OF four times
a day Ee had worked 10r The Il K
n. over TWO -ea-s and Ind paid TWO
dollars a month tur insurance he
said that ne lrsf tnld A a Miller.
who mas charge n such matters about
zsrree months after the accident Or
cur-ed He tried 70 work rwo weeks
aeo brit could only stand x for three
or four DAYS He declared thai no
enc knew he was hur- within 80 DAYS
and r@s.arz-z.4i the FACT that he had
told no one zt the time but had gone
home az ala. his regular tame. Ee
Was Receiving So Is for eaEar hours
work when he was hurt and has ssern
working for few day-s now fur 81
being able IN do light work
rr III 8 Goodrich testified thai thu
nan came - him JQfv and he t0ok
an Nrzzar af Eix chest Ee discovered
fsrat the end of the third and fourth
ribs were slightly detached from the
s1er1um and he strapped rae bays
body He has examined him Recently
and considered thnr he was able 20 40
light work bur vid him NOT 10 %
hearv warsx such as pushing rolls
A. a Wilder who handles the cam
7tnsa<zun sor the L & W Co. said
fNa- he Rad known nothing of tine &c
cs1enr Until Dekiols came To him On
JuIy q. He was then disabled and
ssnk a7d he asked him II he had E0t
hurt In me miEf Mr. Wilder tn-esss-
Gated "a DesiIfaas department and