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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-07
NOTICE OF RHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon for klamath County.
r. II. wilkerson. r. w. Wilkerson
and w Il. Wilkerson. plaintiffs. vs..
Grovener Minard, defendant.
Notice IL hereby given that under
and by virtue OF judgment and de-
cree OF foreclosure and order OF sale
Of real estate made and entered In the
Circuit Court OF the State OF Oregon
for klamath County on the 10th day
OF July. 1920. wherein the above
named 7. II. WilkersOn, u. w. Will
kers0n and W. l.. Wilkers0n were
plaintiffs and Grovener Minard was
defendant, which said decree was
duly entered in Volume 10 page 1874
Of the Journal OF said court and duly
d0cketed In Volume I page 33 Judg-
ment Lien Docket, wherein the above
named plaintiffs recovered OF the
above named defendants judgment
for the sum of $500, together with
interest at the rate OF 81 per annum
from February 16, 1915, together
with an attorneys fee OF $3.50 and
their costs and disbursements In said
suit taxed at $1,000, that pursuant
10 the said order OF sale and pursuant
to an execution issued out of the
above entitled court and suit by the
clerk thereof with the seal Of the
court affixed and duly attssted by
said clerk and TO me directed, order
Ing me 70 sell q public anetlen 70 ~
hishsse - - ht1des tnsIeleE n
sasA u hAaS ~ OF the Se)tevtt4 ~
sersbsd issds ane real sstats o. 'sush
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-07

Few persons are aware that the
traditional heraldic color OF Ireland
IL blue, not green. The green comes
from the mixing Of the national blue
with the Ulster orange. Just O. the
mixing Of blue and yellow paint
gives green. When the Ulster Or
angemen Joined the Irish National.
ists, calling themselves the United
lfishmsn. In 1873. they adopted the
srssn Has - an emblem Of unity.
~ " '-'-' --' n ~ 75sEFty4
IA a Claasise6 ~ WaD ~ Il,
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

SeIie uno sufrie6en Iieet BET
Stcrbenoe in @ras uno bIibenoen
9lumcn.
9oh einmal oifnet er Die au.
gen, ober er fennt bic BeIt nidt
mebr.
Gr bort aud nift. BOB cine, Grau
Ioiit oufidreit unO 5u ibm bin'
fIiegt uuo i'm init touieno iIben
Hoinen nennt.
gber er fiibIt ibren sIiibenOen
4uB uuo offnet oie aueeu uno
idout Tie Gil.
nMutier. biit OH gefommeu2
Iutter Sooor2 $oit Ou cine Duel.
Ie g~eiuuoeu9 Wi6 oiiritetl"
ga brinet Tie erae Same ano
eibt i6m 81 trinfen.
Gr trinft in Ourltioen 3igen un0
I6deIt Damn unO iaet:
.Siebit Oh, on hoIt cine NueIle
aefunOenl @ott if gut aid in Der
@iiite. llnO hb min oir's inoen,
Wt1itter, Der Se,lono mar 3d."
Gr bort niht Die ihlud5enOen
2iebesnomen, er bSrt oud ben ga.
men GbriiteI nidt mebr. Gr peiB
niht mebr. per oos lit.
Sic bettet ieiuen 9opf in ibren
SdoB.
.Sreue 6id, Wtttter, frelte 0idl
lluo iei nitt mebr b0ie oif ben
@oterl SD bin gut ouf aGe."
pSiebIt OH Miltter, mie nobe Der
SimmeI iIt2 Gs lit idon in Der
@iiite, es lit id0nl"
uSord = bor6 = @utter, -
Ser SeilonS fonrmt, = er fliegt -
err ifrpebt BORT - bort iiber
Dem 8ei5enfeIo = id6n tpie Die
Come, = neiB pie ser Sfnee, =
er fIieat = bod in @Gan6 unO Con-
nenidlein, = er fdbrt in ben Sim'
mel ouf - -"
ltn6 i'm Stcr6en Ipridt Ser bIei.
DIE M1inO 6ie 8orte nod, Die Die
ideioenoe SeeIe aus [trobIenOer,
~lieeenoer @immeIsbobe bort:
nSn meines @oters Smie fiuo
oiele @obnuneeul"
Cube.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
Die Gr5mmiateit Scr SnOer.

Qie alien Snoer waren, felt mir
ibr 2eben fenuen, n6rnli6 felt Der
Mitte oes 5peiten por9riitlideu
Sobrtauienos, elm iebr frommes
8oIf uno lire Nndfommen bon
beute, Ole meiit nod an Den alten
@ottern baugen, iiuo es nod. Sbr
gauges 2ebeu miro bon religioien
Soeen beberrl6t uttO geItort, uno
tie boben mebr 3eremonien 81 en-
fiiaen, mie Der bigotteIte Gatbolit
uno Der frommlte Wililelmann, Der
an einem Gage 5mol iebr umlt1no.
lid beten. mogliblt ii1 aud maiden
mlB. - @or Somenoufeong I1on
erbebt Der grobmone Qprih: 8rod-
mane) ii6 bon ieinem Eager, pust
Die 3Gbne uno baoet; Johann bringt
er fem Seften5eifen an Der Stirn
an, = meiIt Stri6e nit meiBer
@roe ODER Iide, oft nit rotten ooer
i6por5en Huntten ner5iert. Damn
miro oas Soar georonet, uuO nun
beginnt Die Moreenanoa6t, ole
1bnli1 aiib bon Den mdunliden
@lieoern Ser &rieger., 8eomten.
uno 2anopirtefaite (Sidntria uno
8oil6po) porgenommen miro. Die.
lie Anoodt beitebt in @aiiertrinfen,
9ltemgDmnoitif, &eria9en beiliger
Spriide aus Den 8eoos (oer inoi.
Ifn 8ibeI, beionoers aud oes BET
ligen 2autes DSm", nobel beitimm.
ta @epegungen uno @eiten porge.
idrieben iino. Damn miro Den @0t-
tern, beiligen 2ebrern uno Abnen
@alier %geIprenet, bierouf ben in
einem belonoeren &aum ltebenoen
SauSeosen (6etiiden) = gepobn-
lid flint, Die ober meiit uur aus
einfoden Steiuen beIteben = Ger.
ebrifug 0ur6 Spfer bon 9lumen,
@oblaerii6en uno &eisfornern ge.
3oat; aud bier6ei neroen Spriidle
eemurmelt. Sn dbnlider 8eiic
miro oieie gnoo6t mittags unb
abenoS nieoerbolt. 9ie 5peitdgli-
den Sauptmabl5eiten iino ebenio
ceremonies. @s peroen bel ibnen
Speiieteile fir Die eroBen Softer
in oas beilige Serofeuer gelporfen;
Den fleiren @eiltern peroen in Den
oerI6ieocnen Seilen oeS SauieS
Speiicopfer bingeItelt. aae Cell
nebmern Der Mabl5eit miiiien Die
auf bunoertfade grt leidt gu Der.
lierenoe = rituelle @einbeit beIit.
oen; piele Irten bon @enllbmitteln
limo Dem Snoer ODER eiu5elnen Ga.
item uno Seften perboten; nit Nm
~geborigen elmer nieorigeren Golte,
ieinen Srauen uno &inoeen BARI
Der o%rtbooore Snoer nidt 5uiam.
men ipetien, ebenio nift Speilen
genieBen, Die elm G~ngeb0riger elmer
nieorigeren 2aite .5ubereitet bat.
0arum geboren in pornebmen Sau.
fern Die 9o6e ousiGlieblid Der
8rielterfaite an. Siermit lit Der Sn.
Der aber nod LANCE nidt nit ieinen
relieioien 8erpfliftuneen am Gn.
oe; iie uerfolgen i'm pielmebr bel
alien ipe0ielen Obliegenbeiten, bonn
Woreen bis gum @beno, bon Der
@iege Bis gum Grade in unabieb.
6orer Menee; err lit bel ieoem
Sanogriff bonn Iberglauben nm.
itent. &eihe Somilien balten iif
oesbaIb SausprieIter als Seller sur
Seliefeit.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Gs gibt Weniden, Die tommen
Dor Iauter llmIatteIn nidt tum
&eitenl
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

.Sriibhorgens, mcnn Die $G6ne
frd6'n,
ST. nod Der 8adtel Guf eri6oqt,
@b' linoer al Die elite tueb'n,
Bonn Sagobornruf oas edo boIt,
9as edo balt:
Damn gebet leiie
@od ieiner @eiie
The evening world., 1920-07-30
GANG GETS ABOARD
ON Jimmy KELLYS
"SURE THING" TIP
Continued From First Page.)

cries OF murder. and there were yells
OF delight and much merrymaloing
1t depended on how the gamblers had
bet. Jimmy Kelly and his hackers
went around gathering their winnings
in en- automobile. Form had been
shot to fritters, but Kelly and his
bunch should worry. They had some
thing better than form; they had the
sugar.
The well known welkin was ring
ing with glad acclaim away down in
Mulberry Bend Kelly is the captain
OF the nth Election District of the
Second Assembly District, and car
ries the votes of II in his inside
pocket. Didn't he win 1t for Tam
many last year with Al Guardia run
ming and the district plumb jammed
with Italian? He did.
Jimmy Is the Santa Claus OF his
district. He gives TO the poor coal
and ice and sugar and bread. Yester-
Gay he gave his people the dough"
He gave the Tip" on WedEewood to
everybody from court attaches to the
cops, from Supreme Court attendants
10 the scrubwomen in the Criminal
Courts. And he told them all that II
the horse didn't come in first that
Lley COulu Order mis- caSNet from
Baclgalupo. They ordered flowers
last night but no casket.
This morning Mulberry Bend was
in a state of DISAGREEMENT. The 1Cars
were still sloppy from the night be
fore. There were hanEovers and an
absence Of straw hats and collars and
ties. They claim that there was
100000 CLEANED up on the last race
and that Jimmy got about $4,000 for
himself.
Among the winners were Poppy"
Ross, Commodore Dutch."' Little"
Brooks, Billy Goody, Joe Marine,
Jack Sirocco and Marie Calabrese. a
scrubwoman at the Criminal Courts
Building, az we'll as Frank Bregglio,
Kelly's bartender.
Kelly, like Ponzi. is modest and
mysterious about his methods, and
Amt telling how he done it."
The evening world., 1920-07-30
SUES THEATRE FOR $4,000.
Awning Fell, Mrs. Davidson Asks
Damages Cor Husbands Death,

Placing the responsibility for the
death Of her husband on the New
Netherlands Theatre Company and the
Playhouse Theatre Company, Mrs.
emma b. Davidson filed suit for $50. 900
in the Supreme Court yesterday. David
son, an army officer stationed at Gov
ernor's Island. was killed in February
when the glass and metal awning over
he entrance Of the Playhouse. No. l45
West 48th street, fell.
His widow says that tho New Neither
lands Theatre Company Is tho owner Of
that theatre, and the Playhouse The
both companies with negligence in fall
ing to remove the snow which collected
on the awning and caused II to fall.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

Another year u before rs. with
all u its possibilities for good or
III. for success or failure.
As we croes the border % 1910
how many OF Us are giving even
a passing thought 20 me character
~ The course we are 10 pursue In
The next twelve months4
The commander goes into battle
In pursuance on a definite plan IN
action and has every opportunity Of
success, but he who plunges II al
random courts disaster and defeat.
u 90 In every sphere OF life.
II we would enrich the world BY
our individual presence we must
have a definite plan In view. and
that plan must be adhered 10 In the
face Of all obstacles.
Accumulation Of wealth Is not
The noblest aim In life. With o
periiy We must have honor and In
tcsrity, peace and conienlmenl or
The gold we amass becomes but druss
which draes us down 70 tho miro OF
degradation.
Honor and integrity 10 hand In
hand. and peace aud cOnlenlmcnl are
their twin children.
All are within reach Of every mar
and every woman Who has the moral
courage 10 begin The now year with
a determination 10 DO that which
a right and Just, regardless OF what
friend or foe may think or say.
II IA easier 10 DO fight than 10 do
wrong. in one our conscience IA
clear and ls a potent aid 10 os Ia
the pursuance Of an object In
he other we labor constantly 10 the
shadow Of fear. suspicious OF man
klnd, and with a mind warped and
distorted ~ the dread exposure.
For each Of 1S n will be q year
replete with somothIng-but what
viii that something be-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02
BuRsuiz RETURNS FROM
EAST WITH @. o p DOPE

Holm o. nufsum Of socorro. men,
Der on the Republican National Com
mllteo from New Mexico. was IN the
city last night en- route home from
Washington. whore he attended a
meeting Of the national committee
and has been absent for about Two
weeks during which time he has had
an opportunity 10 aiudy political con-
oIiIons ~ they cxIei a. This time.
Hr aIa that Ia ~ far as h0 could
Judge The sentiment among The cnai-
frn hepuhllUnnt Is largely conferred
Oh three men o. presidential cnndl-
totcH-0nn LoouaTd Wood. Cover
nor ffa1k o. IDt1cn 81 Illinois and
Senator Warren d. Haff|ue 81 Ohio
with NenafaI Mood seemingly IA
The lead and Governor AoNdnn mhh-
Ing an N~fe4n11lye campalfn oenefnI'
Wupds cumpal1n nDrs not seem to'
he Nh|i organized AZ this time hat
iIitrf u much sentiment among HE
people IA Me favor.
- fur ~ nH was ahio 10 f0iffm|nt'
ne t1id. u Hefmt likely that Cover
nor Cox ~ Ohio will ho the Demo-
cral nomlnee Albuquerque Jour
nai.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

IN "A Trick of Fate" al The Co.
umhus Ihoatcr, on Monday Jan. 8
you will see
Bessie barriscalc In The nbhro-
Waited costume Of n French Dan
|scuse, giving hor version OF the lat
est French Icascr.
A typical Apache dancc-chicf In
The Latin Quarters OF Paris.
An all-nlsht cafe m Paris IN full
swing.
Ms. R~arrlscale's iakc-on Of the
French 'Oo-La-La."
A tcmpofamcnial French Comedy
queen trowing things al her Man
aHcr.
An original lhird-degree and IA
effects on on Apache Murderer.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

Four wOmon WIRE recently "a.
|cuttJ from a jury because they d1
|cInIrN under no tIrtuU1IantIa
would they YOte 70 InlIci capital
|runIahmfnl
some day the influence Of our wo-
uIu utt ~ ltA means 81 eloI|nhInr
|rarII4I punishment entirely.
q man - sent ~ prison for II..
and n later proven 10 be- an |nnn
Cont tIcum OF circumstances. ~ 4
often The case, be can al least ht
liberated Tor no remainder OF his
daya hnt II he IL hung "a would bd
rather difficult 70 hrps him back 70
'ilo again.
Women Do have hearts.
30 1ood 70 The new year. and Il
may be- the same 70 you.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

During these Ifft|f tus't.s |.Ia
whom nNeI|I every 0o0f hn. more
or 't41 InoiIIf q |rtc.I |ht wild.
ralirr j. out Nti||IH H|. n1IIh
1tuft 10 The unUhFi. n|6 glib t0n4I|.
works u|NHl and day Ia he dma||I|
communities uhIrI he can lake hi.
money aud 30 AMY on ~ next train
v M next town before I'M |npt .|rr
has N|IIn To- fta|Ift that Ihf invest
mfui BE- bought was 40 1ood.
Bankers fF1IfWnCrf are t|.|I1
their Ia3iucnof u at TIE Mnn with
q anI1Iu1 % investigate lhtr0II1I|1
tttff offered Investment btloIf Ne
part. with hII money.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

.II... W A..I..|
tIt Nt NNitNlt
n.n'n VIZ " ms wye
NN. AZ Ht't u~t''IIoN''f happy.
0t1 tn1t Naa tIi
rpIu'nt nrFltlcN, ~ cpHI't 10Y
IVf n4'f = rItnft3iInH ana
N'f4 ms a vote a. inc next
LOW fNula congress 60 more man
helleg V|.A ihe see o W 'st@ n
IltntI How could we poor pIosf.
tuIpft Pc rtNIrIr4 q IHIi We very
n'tH VINO elected Them ~ o1lftI
Httrl NnIt rN. oI n question.
tnttti4Ir' rtlt t1f innI0 c1trr+
MlItlpl ~ 2 Ntl! q eaInuuilHth
.p'pWhIf,hilt nuIsiint woman into
hc.fnt oI .1flifvm Whence ne
'".N |" t'sH'tf.
but inr women Were brave. what
mfft man rpuiu not 40 tnoY would
"a. lp''s.
tNrl t'nn,ou n1In ittt N tpo
Itnt ,hu iVphou eIoune ipt we re-
pnI.fia 70 puu.titf, ~ t.tfIuin-
H',9n Ansy tet inc pnp''c'r
hut N.ltl
soon sney VIZ discover mat ne
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

Samuel ~. Morrow BE-. pfohpfi
up on pillows with his hrottn les
1Ifnitl1d on, On Tho bed before n|ni
Wf4 married Saturday evening "
Mics EI0ma Ice bennett By Justice
~ ihn Peace Inhn ". Wilson.
Marrow came here lrcm H8nIt
Nofa several months nfo for med
|cal |It1lmonl III lee had been
broken hf 4 ItIl from his horse
Nhtn q saddle blanket had tlIpped
Oyer D month nfo biz mother end
Mas hInnrI| went onI y The court
house io OBTAIN 9 marriage IIccrfe
h1I were told they could not ct 4
until tho Young man WA able V ap-
pear NJ person.
Whom rumQIIcnIioat cot IN and
the broken h0nf6 I'D rnl knit prop
cI|y The young couple decided they
could not WoII any longer They
prevailed upon County Clerk Ncgior
NonIoYf 10 bring Tie MARRIAGE rec
ord hItit ont ~ Ihr house "A 40
south hIeh lireet on Friday evening
and they were married The next day
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02
!RANKs Ro0eTNa AonIcuLTuRr

Ia many ways banks are holplne
farm development and 10 finance
farmers who are Increasing produc-
ton.
Many western banks publish q
monthly bulletin adeocatine coop
erailon and community movements.
The First National Bank OF Bend
Ore- issues q monthly ncws booklet
for the benefit Of The farmers and
stockmHn Of that section.
IN other communities the bank a
helplnC 10 better hard conditions
and seems anxious 70 make the
farmers problem Iia own.
While livestock occupies a large
amount ~ space Ii the bank hullc-
Ian. interest "a shown |n 4 wide d.
yersity Of other topics.
Potato growing. the usa Of sun
Towers for sllacc. Information about
cream tests and crilicaltdlsonsslons
~ various kinds are included.
A moro practical way OF y0ning
hank and farm together for public
service would be hard 70 ind
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

.|"|
Tho Evening Herald oI AlDu4u1l-
que la an nl||n1|lI saw.
no newspapers IN IH4 NuIId arc
InN0rt from Iut influenced uI alfCr.
I'AN1 f0Nu 1I0tIICun newspapers
E1a editor % lNt IaufIfl liIa tf4n
C|dp|0YII Ia TIE r1II on |ht |HI0nsI
NtN&nnuofa Ia |II |1IIl1| cities Of
The United 1|nIo.. and tho editorial
policy has IH4a d|1II|lI absolutely
from The nut|nr1I office VA can
write q book uI HI|nI W. Iuru nI
II~1oAtdnE1A" Of CITY n1F1UHIIIH.
but n would he unrI|nl1f|r. Editor.
knd desk ENcn hy I04 hundreds 11l1
INrn and arc daily DISCHARGED u1fnl
eyer fn1f 'nu'I a homer and mad
NrTicnl|y csc the name uf 40 n1lol4
IIa1f N 4 truthful Incti article that
does not reflect credit on The ndrnr.
Ne0r' IhrF use force In securing
advertising also. One metropolitan
daily never ncC1re1 . line 81 adfrr-
Using from The largest Wholesale
and retail house in ne largest CITY
Of America until the merchants con
rns shnI IN = f|srfrulrt|c resort
The day following they had q nnr0
advertisement and tHo firm exnoHd.
"a $4,000 Tor Advertising The fol-
lowing yenrl Ihr nnnor b|nckInoI|cd
him. IN New YORK. Chicago. frisco.
every pancr employs n dozen wreck
whu have committed oporY
crime In The calendar driving rival
nowadays and dealers out Of bnsl-
moss This short article could b.
continued indefinitely ~ We recall
crimce' Of the business offices Of
modern" city newspapers.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02


Mining Of chrome ore for steel
Manufacture became . great woal
ern industry during the European
war when foreign imports were cut
with revival OF foreign shlnplnr
great quantities OF this ore are lm
ported and tho home mining Indus-
Try cannot compcle
Chambers OF commerce have lnkon
up The question OF rctlfinr chrome
ore production IN our country On 3
large scale.
= y Bramwcll, q prominent AMI.
we'll known promoter OF large in
duairIca has been employed To-
start The hall Ruling.
He has Just attended 4 conference
IN can Francisco OF western chrome
miners al which plans were out
lined Tor a movement that will rel
suit Ia resumption Of chrome mIn4'
ing. During the war the owners OF
chrome orr properties In rcsnenso'
Ia the requirements OF the govern.
ment made extensive DEVELOPMENT
and attained a considerable output
Al The close OF the war the GOVERN
menl cancelled ~ orders.
- The purpose 10 secure the re-
tahhshmcut Of n tari1 Of f2i a ton.
which would make chrome ore COM
mand a price OF about go per ton.
Secretary lane Is said 10 be nyorr
able 70 the enactment OF a measure
BY congress that will afford pro-
lection 10 The chrome industry.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

When the 40 neds were deporied
p few days ago they lived up 10 their
populations A. they were taken
aboard ehip under guard.
They raVed and cursed the SOW
ernment and FohcmcnlIy declared
mat they would return and Wfcak
vengeance upon every agency that
flande for law and order aud de-
ccncy.
And they will relurn--be sure OF
The Mexican border alone Offers
every opportunity Tor afaIn intnd-
ing this country. even n they were
,uccr14iully haired from our roeu-
laf ports. II may be considered a
settled fact hat lafrHnfa viii tfInrII
lham every facility 10 lhIe end
There are only two really 1doc
1--WE wnfe Of curling q REBELLION
bars or 3 coffin.
omi|eness A. humanity Only fnn
NE fires on hatred
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

There Noa 4 iat1I|nt Of lhe local
dtMu[f1I|l county, candidates and
their IItId. lest Thursday tltn|n<
A. The t4uf'II t4uIi house. tadff
q a. HrIff1 IIr1'0tI inIrIt1I ~
he candidates end 81 Ihn t0IoI1 N
the county were discussed. IudH1
H1HaIt sa'IfHtH mat ~Af'd ~
'p1|I % GET me primaries or carly
30 that The unfortunate ones would
have Tins " nnl Ia q foIllh crop
nnII year EnrM1| notice Oh b mas.
meeting 10 determine The date "
ne oIlmAIl ptn|n9 Graphic.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02
NEW MExIc0 GOVERNOR
MAKES APPOINTMENTS

Santa re. N. NJ Jan. 1.-The an
pointmcut OF Auguslin Chauves aa n
member Of the board OF comma
sioners for Lincoln county was an
uounced today by Governor lara
colo. The appointment was made 10
~ a vacancy on the board caused BY
the resignation OF r. L. Moullon.
who was elected 10 the office al the
last state election
Road Supervisor Named.
Walter P. Turner OF Boswell was
appointed by Governor Lnrraxolo a.
road superintendent for Chauves
county 10 succeed Fred Miller. vino
save Up the position q short time
Named o n DenfaI Boora.
DR.. Charles a. Ell0r Of Alhuducr-
que val appointed q member Of the
state board Of dental examiners 10
succeed DR.. n. y. Algcr. who re-
signed because OF removal from tho
state.
New smallpox Cnses
The health doparfmenf'e weekly
summary shows Chat q hew small
pox cases have appeared IN six OF
The counties Of the state. Among
these Union and Sierra we're The
hardest bit an tho weeks inroads.
each reporting six new cases. Coll
FAX was moi hr behind the leaders.
with five more.
Companies Chartered.
The Realty company OF Las Vegas
Was Incorporated today with e8oNOO
capital by George A. Fleming, Win.
y Fleming. VIM BchIllinglaW and D.
G. ullmor Of East Las Vegas.
The Gallup Laundry company wns
4ranteda charter. capital 10000. and
lully subscribed, by George A.
Payne, Nellie Leah Payne and VIM.
Bailey OF Gallup.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02
TTIE POLITICAL nIRD.

lis IN the sprlngllmo. eenile Annie
When the political bird appears
With his handshnkc and hia blarnes
$3.50
And It's Ia The Fall he disappoars.
Because you've had 10 chase him
For his printing bill arrears.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

tmnfIoIn consul ~ Net|aa|I. Na1'
WA NJ ne pd6o dc| N1fIf MONDAY
rIHa through r~1..ouEfIs eve
locked IN their Nt||mtI|t While INrY
arr passing through Mexican terri.
tory and Ih0If na1.AGn 4 placed |n
4 Steal ta4t and CARRIED IA +||tI
through |tt|Cn Without In.pttII1H
explained MI. Smith.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

You arc ntrf1T requested fn be
present % The Court House IN Dtm
Ing. Now Mexico. On lhn Iu|h day on
InnuaIy. 1870. III o'clock p. M ~
, mass meeting Of ne Demo
primaries. and 10 elect d
county chairman for the 1n1u|nE
year and for any other business
n G. ROGERS
County Chairman.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

Tho epfernmcaf h prohIhlllna q
ban pn 80 many N|nF8 n1W-n- days
ono wonders WHEN ii Will place 8 b1n
'qn molrImtnY. That, however. mlaIIl
Ne \ means a. Stimulating he mar
r|ntf market since huUnn 1sInIt
prone 70 weoi that whioh Il pro-
hibitet.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

To all Of our citizens We extend
The greetings OF the new year, with
the hope that n will be both happy
and prosperous for you.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

Through passengers from Yuma
70 San II1E0 Do not need uA1suoIiA
although Tho new railroad Just OPEN
ed nattcs through eighty miles OF
Mexican territory on tho way. ac-
cordln1 10 Sydney smith. formerly
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

Got n fresh egg. young manq Take
u to one Of the big cilies and trade
II 10 for a new suit OF clothes.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

True. Christmas comes but once
. year but things Do hum ihe shor,
time its here.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

Its easy 10 become famous these
days. just stick prof before your
name, hitch a few capital lettors On
10 the tail Of IL add then break into
print with any old sort Of a d. g.
statement fouN succeed and will
have plenty Of followers.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-02

Think carefully AZ you cross the
threshold OF the new year. n may
save you some painful thoughts a.
you oonslsn u 10 oblivion q year
hence.