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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
PYTANIA | ODPOWIEDZI.

p. r. zapytuje Jak rychio kobieta
W Srednim wieku ~ zdrow'a dobre-
60 moae po ~rczwiazaniu normalnem
udat sic do piracy caiodziennej? jak
rychio mole wstac | zajaC sic caiem
| gosDodarstwem domowem?
Kobieta silna i zdrOwa, pc normal
mem rozwiazaniu moze opuScic lozko
DO 10 dniach. Gospodarstwem domG
VEN moe sic zajac pc trzech tygo-
dniach, a do piracy moze iSG pc upI,-
vie mies'aca.
L.. X. pyta: .Dziewczynka 15to-let-
MIA, u%czennica, high school, slabo-
vita i niedCrozwinieta; cierpi Da cze-
ste b6le glowy? co czyniG, by og6lny
stan zdrowia poprawic?
w tym wypadku trzeba olkryt | u
suna6 przyczyne b6lu gEowy, mp. mad
wyre7one oczy, ,.toxenia" 2 wielu
przyczyn pochodzaca. a ~przewaznie q
n'esirawnoSci, re zmeczenia. pre-
pracowania W szkole it'd. Pc %usUnie-
ciu pr2yczyny MONA pom6dz nature
przez przebywanie ma Swiezem po--
wietrzu, spoczynkicm | odpowied--
MEM pozywieniem.
pani v. Il. piSze: Tamierzam
wkr6tce powr6cit do POlski. Czy po-
droa przaz Ocean jest hezpieczna ola
kob.cty b9dacej Cd piGc u m;csIe'y
W ciazy?
OdpowicdI: Niebezp!eczehstwa
prawdzlwegO nIema, je3eli Pant u
str6j mic jest nadzwyCIaj sk'Cnny do
chorChy morsk'ej. Je&t maio juz ma
kilka dri pred podrtla. unikac kon-
stypacyi. Me oczekiwaG - ME lily
slet, re sic bedz'e chora. Ma morzu
jada% maio, i to pokarmy proste, NE
w~ykwintne. PoiCGyt sic ma chwl!ccz-
he po jcdzcn:u.
Il. y. pisze: Co TO Jest ,.tran'? -
Czy jest on dobry dla os5J s'abych
ma loiadek
Odpowicdz: Tran jest 20 iatw'
strawny tlus2cz rybi - o nieml'eJ
wont. kt6ry jake SrCde' lecznlczy'
szczegCInie prIy skrofu'ach. wyso-
kiem ci2s2y sic uzuaniem. Osoby s'a-
be ia ioiadck n @ znOsza go.
! VI. VI. piSzc: Go TO macy dezy"'
fekcyCGGwa]?
Cd,wwirii: DezynfekcyonoTac
znaczy: czyEcii. zabijat zarodki cho-
robotw6rcze, co SIC da usNuteczn:c "a
pomoca parry. golowania, d1iaSan.a
prominent sIo0ccz"ych ! zapomocA
srodk6w chemicznych. Tylko ostatni
spos6b jest u1ywany przez nasz de-
parliament zdrOwia.
G.. L.. pisze: lie krwi jest W ma
: sym Organiim'
OdpOwiedz: Z~awarto&i krwi W or
ganizmie naszym wynosi mniej VIE
cei trzynasta czeSt og6lnej naszeJ
wal, Mezczyzra wa7acy 100 funtow
posieda vice 10 funt6w krwi. Dzieci
ma ogta wiecej maja krwi cd osoo
starszych. Iudzie zaS bardzo t'uSci ME
81 O tyle krwiSCi. co m~uskularnl.
Hose krwi u kob:et jest cokolW Elk
mnie;sza, anizeli II mezczyzn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10
DEZWALWOWSKIEJ
P%OLITECHNIKI. .

Otrzytnalismy ponizej zamiesz-
czona Odezwe do ~oghoszenia:
Rodacy!
w obronie Lwowa w listopa-
die 1918 wzie}a mhodziez Szko}y
Politecmicznej we Lwowie wy
bitny udzia3. Ona pierwsza porwa
la "a broh by odeprzec barbarzyfi-
ski najazd i wywalczyc drogiemu
miastu wolnoSG i przynaleznoSc do
Po1ski. Gdyby ME skuteczna obro-
ma Kwowa, prawdopodobnie by
Iyby polityczne wypadki poto-
czy4y SIG lima koleja i wschodnie
granicc PolsNi przedstawiaiyby
sic dzisiaj inaczej.
w wa,kach o Lw6w wielu z
r}odziezy ~naszej Szkoly zbozylo
zycic W oiierze Ojczyznic. Ola
wyrazcnia hofdu poiegiym i ola
przekazania potomnoSci pamieci
O bohatcrSkich wvsifkach tworzy-
my tn ~wieczySte stypendya, 90
brony Lwowa' dla piinych a ME-
zamoanvch Observation-Disclosures
~raszcj Szkoly. OfiarnoSt ma ten
eel jest wielka, DO W ciqgu zalcd'
VIE ) miesiecy zebraliSmy przcSz.
10 poi miliona koron i manly M.
Idziejc. W ciqsa dalszych kiiNr
micsiecy zebrat rrzynajmnie.
drugie lyle. W akcyi mic ustaje-
my, DO Z uwagi ma obecnie niskq
warto5c nwaszej waluty, musimy
rozporzadzat wieNim kapitaiem
by l. odsctek dat chot 20 StyTpen.
dy0w kazde 20 1900 koron ro'
cznic.
Rodacy!
Apelujc do waszej znanej o,
iiarnoSci, gdy idzic o ogdIne ceie
narodowc. My wobec z~niszczenia
kraju wojnq i wobcc ci2gfych ska
dek ma innc nicmnicj wazne cele.
nc mozemy Stworzyc dziela ia:
tkiego. jake mice pragnei;bySmy.
Iwracam sic do Was L prosba c
poparcie tego pieknego ceIu przcz
skladanie chocby drObnych oliar,
ktGre W sumic NIGGA powaznic "a
SiliG nasz fundusz.
Polska potrzebuje W plcrw'
sym rzedzic iachowych inIynic.
row, kt6rzy swq wiedzq dzwigna
Ojczyzne I ruiny. Naszym obo--
wiqzkiem narodowym wSplerac
uczqca sic miodziez, by pred
wczeSnic ME stargaia Sit " waicc
o byt c%odzienny.
Laskawie zebrane datki wraz
Z imiennym wykazem, ktory og]o.
simy drukiem, prosze przesaac
pod adresem:
Rektorat Szko}y Politeclnicz--
ncj we Lwowie.
CzeSt i pozdrowienie.
Dr.. Maxymilian Malakiewicz,
Rektor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-10

wa SLOhas -OSO htdINds Wv
Warzawa zyje jakby ma wulkanie
Niema dnia be- groinych ~pomruk0w
wStrza$nien. A fala ruch6w wulkani-
cmych cd stOlicy przebiega pc calej ME
NAL aieml poskiej. zewszad ida zie
Sluchy.
LudnoSc lyle W meczacem, denerwu-
jacem n~apreteniu. z oczyma pehemi
zfowieSzczego leku spoglada W bliska
~PrzySzSo&c.
JezeIi glehiej waikaG W przyczyny te-
80 Stanu - niepOdObna prZedewSzyst-
klein ME poruszyG fatalnei sprawy a
prowiEacyjnej. Tu tkwi gl0wnie zrodaO
Electromagnetic.
JeSzcze z koGcem lata r. 1919 Herbert
Hoover, bawiacy w0wczaS W POlSce, o
Strzegl, IL rok najbhlSzy bedzie chez,
KIM dla ca3ej Europy, katastrofalnym
ZaS dla POlSki. Ratunek widZiai VIDA
leko idacej oszczednoSd spOzycia i W
pTdCS.
R2eczywistoSt potwierdBa jWA re pre-
wfdywaniA Do nOwych zbior6w ~jeszczc
dTlC6o, zapasy SLIME USzczuplCne prZe7
mrozy przedwczcSne Oraz StrajH rolhe,
kt6re zmarnowa}y 40 procent ziemioplo,
dow, sa ma wyCzerpaniu. Idzie pomoC
Z AmervGi, ale to ME wyStarczy.
Do fatalnegO okresu, W kt6ry wcho-
dzi POlSka, wraz 2 przedwtoSniem, -
chcial przygotowac ludnoSc prezes mi
mstr6w p. Leopold SkulSki. Ma konfe-
rencyi W tel sprawie kierownik navy
rzadowej m6wil o oczekujacym mas gro
znym Ckresie jua W najblitszym ca
sic.
TrUdny dla PofsA Ckres - wedfug
show D. SkulskegO - rozpoczuie sic
jua w MAUI a spOwOdowany ON bedzie
g}6wnie tem, Re sejm ME 2gofzil sic ma
og6lny SeSwestr produkt6w rGlnych. W
tym ciezkfm okresie wies o wiele lat,
wiej ia sdbie rade, DO ma og0 Eacho-
wa lyle, lie potrzeba ma proezycie pred
u6wka.
Miasta NATIONALIST beda musialy po
kryG Swe zapOtrzebOwanie zbo2em
prodrktami superintendent z zagrani,
cy a przedewszystkiem z AmeryE. Z
misy1, kt6re W celu zak5Ip6w wyslano
zagranice, jedyDie miSya dzialajaca W
Ameryce pochwalic sic NOE ~powazniej
szyEi reZrlatami. Y Ameryki tel "a
zely jrH nadchodzic z~nac1niejsze tran,
sporty; lfoyc sic jednak naleay z tenn,
re beda one ograniczone, a to q powo-
du trudnosd natury ~finarsowej.
Istniejace brad W ziarrte dada sic
okreSlic W fIosci 10000 TOM, ma 20
krycie kt6rych z~apewniore ma pafstwo
Saledwie 100 do 80 tystecy tom.
R6wuaeS co do tfuszcz6w ministery'
UNI aprowfzscyi opiera WI radzeje
glownte ma Ameryce, takkofwfek i do
imych KRAKOW wysaano nrisye handle
we ola zakupienia tych produkt6w.
JakkOlwiek Re energiczDe zabieg pan
srwa, ce4em uzyskania $ywnosd, wZbu-
data ntSfdeje, 4e dotrwamy DO no
wych zbfor6w, b naleAy jednak, ida
mem premiera, pr7estrDedz opinie pu,
bRcznra pred zbytntm opcuizmem -
pred tym rafwnym pogladem, Re IA,
hem zrecznem zarzad1eniem, rad zdo-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02
First Published August 5, 1920
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLU-
TION NO. IS

proposition to amend the con-
stitution Of the state of Kansas
Be it resolved by the Legislature OF
the State of Kansas, two-thlrdss or
the members of each House concurr-
ing therein:
Section L. That the following be
and the same is hereby proposed as
new amendment to the constitution OF
the state of Kansas, and shall be
known and cited section IL. artl-
Gle Is, to wit:
To encourage the purchase, inn,
provements and ownership off agr1-
cultural lands and the occupancy and
cultivation thereof, provision may be
made by law for the creation and
maintenance of a fund, in such man
ner and amount as the Legislature
may determine, to be used in the pur-
chase, Improvement and sale of lands
for agricultural purposes
The Legislature may provide rea-
sonab1e preferences for those persons
who served in the army or navy of
the United States in the World War
and holding and honorable discharge
therefrom-
Sec 2 That this proposed amend
ment shall be submitted to the cleo
tors at the general election in the
year 1920 for their approval or rejec-
ton, the same to be designated on the
ballot by the following title to witt
amendment to the constitution re-
lating to the state aid in the purchase
of farm homes and the vote shall be
for or against such proposed amend
ment under said title as provided by
law.
Sec 3. This resolution shall be in
force and take effect upon publication
in the statute book
hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy of original
Senate Concurren Resolution No
25l now on file in my Office.
L. J. PETTYJOHN,
(Sea1.) Secretary of State.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02
IT PAYS TO TEST RUBBER RINGS

with fruits, sugar, and vegetables
at their present high levels, the can
ner who does not test the rubber
rings she uses is taking long chance
as to whether the 20 to SO cents
worth of good material in the can
will keep or not. This year the coun-
try is flood with poor rubber rings.
and unless the housekeeper tests the
rings she is using the chances are
good that her canned products will
not keep. The cost of everything en-
tering into retailing rings has in
crossed, and in order to continue sell
ing them at the old price and to make
profit many manufacturers have re-
duced the quality of the rings they
are putting out. The United States
Department of Agriculture gives a
number of tests which may be used
to determine whether a rubber ring
has the requirements that it should
have or not One is the stretching
test.
A 6-inch piece is cut out of a ring;
take hold of the end so that there
are inches between the fingers
Stretch the piece along a ruler I'M
til the fingers are 10 inches apart
The samples should not break and
should return when released to its
original length The tensile strength
test is as follows: Fill as1ight-weight
pail with one gallon and pints of
water (total weight approximately
II pounds). Place the jar ring
around an empty spool; pass a wire
through the center of the spool and
fasten to handle of the pail; then pass
the round handle of a wooden spoon
or broom through the ring and lift
The ring should not break. If rings
Will stand these two tests, they are
not likely to give trouble in canning.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02
BIG CORN CROP SURE

Manhattan, Kansas, August 30
The big Kansas corn crop which seems
assured since the recent rains in most
parts of the state has brought a
strong demand for stock hogs A
letter has been received here by
Charles r. Weeks, secretary of Kan
sas State Farm Bureau, from E. Joe
Robbins, county agent of Franklin
county, asking the Kansas State
Farm Bureau to aid in finding stock
hogs for the farmers of Franklin
county. Reports from other sections
seem to indicate that the shortage is
state wide
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02

You've heard the bookagents talk
up their wares until they were blue
in the face, and you have heard them
talk about the wares the other fellow
had to sell But did you ever hear
a bookagent or anyone, else say that
the Bible isn't the best book in all
the world i?
And yet, while we have been look
ing ON the Bible as the best book
for our spiritual and moral welfare,
we seem to have overlooked the fact
that it is also the best book written
on modern business. We believe
every Bible reader viii be interested
in a few words along that line, and
so ought every business man, regard
less of whether he is a reader of the
book or not. Bruce Barton, famous
author recently said, speaking in
New York church:
'9The Bible has the greatest record
of craftsmanship ever written. st.
Paul sold religion to Athens when it
was fearfully overstocked with reli-
gions of its own And he did it by
making a survey of the situation
and utilizing conditions at hand, just
as a modern salesman must do. The
trouble of our pastors today is
they do not know there are different
forms of craftsmanship, and they do
not know what news is They must
learn to trust the newspaper men
The things Christ did were great
news They would be great news to-
day Peters release from j all by
reason of the earthquake would de-
serve headline if it happened to-
day"
There's some mighty good food for
thought in those few words Think
it over, and then see if it isn't pos
sible to make the Bible apply a lit
tie closer to your own business af-
fairs.-Record, Barry, Illinois
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02

Furnished BY Margaret SwigEett
Bonded Abstractor


Bonded Abstractor
John Herbert to JOS New
burger, W-D.,W2 5-13-22 SIG 900 90
H. Long to C. C. Bundy,
W-D., lots 8, 9, 10, bk- Ii
waKeeney -L---- 10000
s. Hickman to M E-Ward,
W-D-, lots A, 5, blk p,
Collyer 10000
E. D. Wheeler to E. E. Phil
lips, W-D-, 800 tract in 81
1928 $4,000 90
E. d. Wheeler to R. J. Jones
W.D. tract 48x21, ch. in
SLIPS 10000
E. Smith to Stamback, W.
D., E2, 17-14-24- 100 90
J. E. Huffman to F. F..
Wurst, w. D., lots Is, 16,
blk. 81, WaKeeney- 1900 90
W. E. Ward to II. A. Ward,
W-D-, lots 4, S, bk- %
Collyer 900 90
Ira F. Acre to John R. Par
sons, W.D-, lots ~, IS,
blk. 2, waKeeney--- $4,000
S. M. Hutzel to S. Lofstead
W.D., lots / to NJ A, II
to 20, bk- 20, lot 8, bk- IA
WaKeeney -------e- 10000
w. M. Cox to Geo. S. Bobst
W.D-, sw 713-25- $500 90
G. F. Dyas to Jas. Walsh
wD., NV BELLIES 4,75o.oo
B. Pearson to Ale,, Weisner
w.D., sw ss-1s-22 100000
E. J. Cory to Chas.- w.
West, W.D. W. ne, 25-
1923 ----------------- 100 90
Anna Kristof to B. C. Sum
ners, w d. lots II, IL, blk.
2, Voda LOO
Samuel r. Smith to r. G..
Wright, W.D-, lots 9, 10,
bk. 7, WaKeeney----- 800 90
r. C. Wright to Edith "A.
Purcell, W.D., lots 9, 10,
. blk. z, WaKeeney--- LOO
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02

If citizens viii take the advice OF
/, the local newspapers they win Gown
Your Own Home and will commence
on the business venture in short
time. An exchange concludes para
graph on this subject with this terse
statement t.One of the first steps to-
ward financial independence is the
ownership of ones home
A year OF so ago the Hays Cham
berof Commerce paid a man living
in New Jersey $25 for his slogan ''1s
Pays to Live in Hays" because it was
decided to be the best one which was
submitted in a contest. 1t now has
developed that Hays business man
used the same words in bold type in
an advertisement boosting for Hays
about five years ago Whether the
New Jersey man got his suggestion
from the Hays mans advertisement
has not been developed
The candidate for Office, whether he
be for president or for road overseer,
whose only qualifications seem to be
an ability to swear literally and to
enumerate and magnify the poor
qualities of his opponent, is not the
candidate who has the best standing
with the thinking voters.
And in mentioning thinking voters,
the time has come when the big ma
jority of citizens are included in this
list. Party lines are not strong as
they used to be neither has the party
boss as much power of dictation as
he used to have. The erst-while boss
has to be able to pull wool to gain
his point nowadays
In the present presidential cam
paign if Mr.. Harding can continue to
conrol is temper and act the gentle
man as he has been doing, the knocks
which Mr. Cox is making will continue
to make votes for Mr.. Harding
In other words, it is mighty poor
way and mighty slow way, to try
build up yourself by tearing down
someone else. Natural ability and
winning qualities are recognized
whenever they are possessed. If you
have them you will succeed. IF your
opponent has them in greater quaint
ties than you have you cannot keep up
with him regardless of how much you
try to tear him down
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02

Let rs remind you that Chamber
1ain's Tablets not only cause a gentle
movement of the bowels bu. improve
the appetite and strengthen the dir
gestion-
For sale by all druggists.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02

We test your eyes free of charge.
Come IN and have your eyes tested at
The Reliable Jewe1ry Store Adv. "a
Try World 3eFor Sale ad at one
cent a word
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02
FARM MACHINERY

inch lister;
disk drill;
tribe Running; nev
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-09-02

ONThOse who grain and feed-15OO
OF
shock Cant beat of
e 1000 bushels good seed wheat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-19
Motion Made By
Thomson Before
City Commission
CONTINUED from Page Onel
stone Fayors Valuation.

Mr.. Stone said that the proposed now
rates for Amarillo were out Of reason
because the clty ~ Dallas. with 5000
telephones. had a rate II 81 ana s. f"r
residence and business phones rcspec''
lively IIc favored an assessment of tho
value ~ the cnmpany's physical prop.
crty tn Amarillo by a valuation engin'
ecr In order that the total revenue the
company should earn could be conycn'
icntly arrived at
In answer 60 Mr.. stones remarks
relative tu the Dallas rates, Mr. Nowlin
explained that the rates. In ~illas are
governed hy an old contract which was
gone into when the two competitive
companies IN that city consolidated, and
that IN" present contract will run out
IN October ~ this year. ~ which tim,
the rates will be- raised probably To- 3
and tl0 Tor residence and business tel
phones H. declared that there IL NJ
need ~ valuation engineer 10 tbs
time h.raur u h a fact Tint the com
pany b. now not even earn y; cXpcns
IN Amarillo and that u b. ~ least en-
! titled o. make expenses whether add
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-19
INQUEST HELD OVER
CULLEN BODY BUT NO
VERDICT IS RETURNED

The body ~ Thomas Joseph Cu'l,n.
" ho died 900 his i0um 90 che - Charles
Apartments Yesterday morning is being
held boz state 90 thr Cugrs vud'tas
ing TlrIurs psudiug tho arrival ~ rl
.'itts Dan cullen. brother hvrg
90 Wichita Illls Tr,a. lui Mrs lu.
San Hughes a sister ~ Phoenix Nr.g
Ilt, bean notified % the death 10 their
lro,hrr Relative, h'r, have been ln.
able up tH late hour last right to
lutBir "a brother Ambrose cullen who
WIS Thought Co., o.. Boo oklahoma CIV
CHllr d.d y.s'.ril, morning 1houi
'o4t u,l"rE iI.vIrg his statement o.
J. \ E'v custodian ~ the building
th1i h. was poisoned 90, au'r told
officials
nr y " rurk't' was summoned hu'
%, men sac d'ag when Do arrived
Justice NJ "a, Peace e. q Lands
held ar inquest Yesterday afternoon
but returned rp verdict sowing That
h. would make statement 40 s m.
iur, dor Or irrk''' aI ~ 'lo
wru 'i.' NJ h,lr' flur,
rcsrics h.s flth'. 'f..a Ct 60 81.
f,.' p 80 , survived ly Ihr bl rti..
"a Tan .ul os' ard N,eA go,
'a' TO '.'.rs Mrs LuHar IN. pes
an Nrs ! ~ with.rsponr
Arrangement fHr FUNERAL services
viii be- announced upon 'h' arrival ~
relatives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-19
WILLIAMS AND P|TTMAN
TAKE CADILLAC AGENCY

otis l. Williams has returned tror
The cadillac factory in Detroit and a.
nounc-d Yesterday that ne and u \
ru,man hay, ,losid contract for On.
distribution at cadillac cars from An
arillo over the Panhandle territory
Thrse men viii do business under thu
firm name ~ the Williams piiiman.
Cadillac Company Their sales room
and service station - = b. az gOl Polk
eirret. and from that place Cadillac
owners viii be- given servic. and fur.
nlrhed parts.
Mr. Williams reported an factories
are oyorrun with dealers. waiisg with
money In hand. bu, unable except un.
der gr,a, difficulties to get prompt
shipment 81 ears The demand Tor all
types n motor carr. h. fiind. IL un.
precrdeutcd They were promised how.
ever. b. stated yesterday. some cad.
lllscs and they expect their first car
load. which viii b. IN. new and TN.
proved Model ~. about June I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-19
GENTRY BROTHERS SHOW
WILL Be HERE TO-DAY

Gentry Bros famous shows and Wild
animal circus viii exhibit n Amarillo
to-day This popular SHOW has been en-.
largvd and improved IN every depart.
mvnt y complete program D. presented
10y ihc Domestic Animal Actors aus.
mcniyd hy compl,t. Wild animal c.r
,ua This portion uf the entertainment;
Is gwen IN large steel arena and the
lions. lcupards. puuus ana other Wild
animals are put through their various
acts by Lady trainers This feature has
been added Ia Gvuify Bros show since
their last appearance IN this city.
\ street parad" IN which all the fca.
turrr will participate wall boz given az
1880 this morning
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~ taking any action In the matter. de-
claring tina, It is the place Of the tclc'
phone company 20 take the initiative
In securing the rates. He said that &
the company automatically raises its
rates her" and the people desired 10 pny
them, the commission would not inter.
ferc with the c'>pany's collecting the
iucrcaras. Not until after the mayor
had expressed himself In that light WIS
the motion made that u was tho sense
II the meeting that the telephone CONF
unny proceed to raise it's rates.
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CLOVIS REPUBLICANS
ANNOUNCE FULL TICKET


srecia' ~ The New
CLOVIS New Mexico May ls-At
Ia meeting held Saturday the repuhli'
can piriy ~ curry county nominated
"a nu u,krt fur nl county offices
Following are the candidates that
VIII appear ON %. ti.k't fu office this
fll in the county:
STAT. senator. Or " Wesicrfield.
Representative Hahert Miller probate
Judge y X FiHhugh sheriff Will"
Ffrholis treasurer. 4 I. Dickcv. clerk
" e Boucher. assessor. g. =. Dough
ton. county superintendent. 4 g Tur
nor County 'ommhsIoncrs Dr.. q. y
Harsh John ' Smithson and g. W
= Sinrlatrr. county surveyor. Oscar
/ DIiig
" \ H1vcrar was reelected ~
chairman ~ the county republican
l mmriec and " ! Luikart w''
rlmsd pc SECRETARY and nr J y.
/ Wssterfisd M treasurer.