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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28

Forthcoming.
when the $50 papers that the ma
chine holds have b~en sold the one
AZ the window drops down and the
slots eicsex A iittis slxu appears.
sold Out
Ralph n. wessfaii. s:i v. seth ss..
u the inventor Of the machine and
the boz on this corner In the first
that he has put In operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
=: =. Q. HENRY STORY s:i :

miration had been % swces and flat.
scrins. He allowed the inpusaticu
to pass without denial without pro-
test. he allowed her 10 twine about
his brow this spurious bay u span
ish scholarship. He let n grace his
conquering bead. and. among III soft
convolut1onS he did not feel the
prick u The thorn that vas - piarcs
him tnknr.
How giAA. how shy. hsw tssmulsus
she v1s. How she f1uttsrSd nks .
SHARED bird vfsn he iAid his might
ness - her feet He could have
sworn. and ne could swear now. that
unmistakAbls consent was IN her
syea. but. coyfy. ahe would give him
no direct Answcr. Il viii send you
my answer tomorrow she said. and
he. the indhiixens confs6ent victor.
smitingiy granted the delay.
Tho next day he waited. impatient.
In his rooms for the word Al noon
her groom came 10 the door and left
the strange cactus In the rcd earthen
Jar. There wns no note. no message.
merely q tag upon the plant bearing
. bartarous foreign or botanical
name. He waited until night. but
her answer did not come. His large
pride and hurt vanity kept him from
seeking her. Two evenings later they
met At . dinner. Their greetings
were conventional bu, she looked at
him. breaihinss. wondering. eager.
He was cour4 eous. adamant. waiting
her explanation. With vomAniy
pvfftness she took her cue from his
manner. and turned To snow and Ice.
Thus. and wider from this on. they
had drtfted apart Where was his
faulty Who had been 10 blams7
Humbled now. he sought the answer
amid the ruins Of self-conceit. IT,
The voice OF the other man In the
room. queruiously inruding upon his
thoughts. aroused him
Il say. Trysdaie. what the deuce
Is the matter with you7 You look
unhappy. a. N you yourself had been
married instead OF having acted
merely ~ an accompiice- Look II
me. another Accessory. come 1000
miles on . gariiciy. cockroachy
banana steamer all the way from
South America to connive At the
sacrifice - please to. observe how
lightly my guilt rcIts upon my shout
ders. Only little sister had. too.
and now she's gona- Come now' take
something to eass your conscience"
II won't drink just now. thanks"
said Trysdaie-
your brandy" resumed the other.
coming over and joining him. is
abominable- Run down TO sec me
some time at Punta Redonda. and
try some Of our stuff that old Garcia
smuggies In. It's worth the trip.
Halo! here's an old acquaintance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28

Wherever ala you rake up shls Gao.
tus. Trysdale7"
"A PRESENT" said TrywiAie. from
friend. Know the spcci1sy'
Very well. It's . tropical eon.
cern So hundreds os EN- around
Punta every day. Here's the name
on this TAG tied 10 " Know any
Spanish. Trysdaler
mo- said TrysdAis. Win ne ~.
ter wrath a = mne--is y opan
iah -
Tea The nae1vss tznngfns ~
leaves Ar reaching cut anA beck.
cning 70 you Thsy ON Il b. TIN
name--ventcmasma. Name means
IN Engiish. -Coms and take ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
County Fruit Show
Il Set for October

The kinw county grown fruit az
hibit. which first made rs appear.
snee lass year. viii BE- held again
this fall early In October. ~ the
counsy-ciiy building. according 10
sn announcement Of r. ~. Ehodss.
county Horticultural inspector.
More than $500 peryons visitsd
The exhibit last year.
Some OF the products which III,
he shown. says Rhodes. viii hc rs
varieties Of apples. 20 variesies Of
rears. and MANY varieties OF fruit
grown In the county. Growers are
u.ved 10 hrins sD~cin,ens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
SUNDAY

An Day-Fortuna park---Annuai pie
me OF Brotherhood Of American
Yeomen Boats leave l><schi
every hour.
Of Kent--Meridian Farm bureau
all day picnic.
o0o-Ffrst n T. church--rilustrated
lecture on New Zealand by
wheveahiko Hawei. Poiynesian
educator.
sNo-Msthodist Episcopal church.
Gilman Park--Miss Jessie r..
T. Davis. corresponding secrc-
tary woman's Foreign Mission
AIRY society. Puget Sound con-
ference. lectures with stsreop-
ticon on medical work in foreign
lands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28

arso # Crcs-Da al phoko

iuseiy refuses 60 accept any kind Of
'washsrp.- and returns the change
without mistakes.
n . mistake 10 made ~ the opsr.
nsor. the lever can be reversed and
the money win b dropped hack for
. new trial. BY . very simple ad-
jusunsnt tho price Of the paper.
from TO 10 cents. can b. changed
and The corrsck amount Of change y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
Ballard Folk to
Hear Missionary

The Bethany Baptist church. Bal
lard. viii hear REV. Antrim II. Nick.
ell district missionary, tomorrow
morning. Evangelist ASel Wall will
speak at II .. m. and TAO D. m. NJ
Film swedish church. and will con
duct evening meetings for ten days,
nev. w. Jusuniur. Of HtockhoIm.
sweden. will preach NJ the Second
swedish church In the morning. Rev.
Oscar Ljunnerfeldt. Of ~ Paul.
Mimi, In the evening. Rev. y. A..
Klsin will bs nj Dunlap church. Rev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
Downtown Painter
Falls From Ladder

william MuiiiEan. 10. Of ziisH
Second ave-. IL In the city hospital
Saturday with . deep cash In his
chin snd his hair full Of paint - the
result of n fall from a ladder Fri.
day. Muiiissn was painting NJ the
Wells bldx. Third ave. and Pine ~.
Hs caught his chin on The paint
bucket ~ he went DOWN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28

NEW YoRK. Aug. ia major
ity of iongshoresnsn Who struck late
yesterday because Of the imprtson.
ment Of Lord Mayor Ter~noe Mac
Sweeney. Of Cork. returned 10 work
today. according 10 union and steam
ship officials Mona Of Tho nine liners
due 10 clear today for European
ports viii be held up. u ~as stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
League Is
HIT HARD
HARDING
Comes Out Flatly Against
Il; Would Substitute the
Hague Tribunal for II
ny RAYMOND CHAPTER

MARION. Ohio. Aug. sS.--Hope OF
world peace lies In putting teeth In
The Hague tribunal not In the
league Of nations. which has I'M
dcnhtsdly passed beyond the post
hllity Of restoration Warren q.
Harding declared m his speech 10 =
delegation from Indiana here today.
The republican candidate came cut
fatty for scrapping tho league.
which. be says. has proven utterly
iupctcnt" ~ q preventive OF war.
and for Incorporating any Of its mer-
its In . ccurt OF International Jus
tice. animated by consideration Of
right and justice instead OF might
and seif interest
This court. he hclieves. might weil
be supplemented by . world 1870
ciatson for conference"
His speech today was devoted 81.
ciusivciy TO the league issue. and
MAS the result OF many conferences
with party leaders. A delegation
nom Minnesota came down 70 hear
IL Governor Cox. Harding aid. h
in favor Of going into the league on
the basis announced by President
villa m
nun ERENCE Is THAT or
LAW AND DIPLOMACY
Il an not" he sddsd sharply.
That Ia the whole difference be-
tween -. but u b . most vital one.
because " involves the disparity BE-
tween . world court az justice sup.
plsmsn'sd by . world ASSOCIATION for
confrrsaee on the one hand and the
council OF he league on the other
pr~w1ng = contrast betwssn his
court plan ind the league council.
Harding continued.
The one 10 = judicial tribunal 70
b. governed Wy fixed and definite
prtnciples e nv administration
without pansoA or prsjudicA The
oth9 y an assn station of diplomats
an1 politicians wAsooe determinations
are sure to b. nAiuenced By ccnstdr
Grafton q szpsaasney and national
sslffshnesx-
Harding said ~ b propo~ins No
new thing.
This country y ALREADY . mem-
Der Of such socsefy The Hague
trtbunat--whtch. unlike the lmgue Of
Versailles. Is attn functionhng and
within . few weeks viii resume It's
commistseship under the chairman
ship AZ an American representative
In that bndy ~ have the framework
of . really effective tnstyuusnntaltfy
of sndurtnx psacA
IXrS Pu1 TEETH m
HAGUE TRIBUNAL
what once oeamed - Tho Hague
10 b . mare arAdemic diBcnDton has
become = positive outstanding need
al fAcing terrifying actuAlittea- This
makes vastly easier the task Of %
Strengthening Tho Hague tribunal
~ TO render III DEGREES stfhar 20.
ceptabIc or enfbrcibie
IT h not uncommon for fhs advo-
Gates Of the league Of Versailles to
contrast unfAvorabiy Tho Hague
tribunal upon the ground that IL
lacks teeth
Very well. then. let's put teeth
into Il.
III. In the Versailles league, there
can Be found machinery which could
b appropriated. by AL means lot IL
be appropriated he went on
Il would take and combine All that
- good and excise all that v bad
from both orBsntDttona"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28

Drop In . nickel or . dino and
you set your change back whom you
buy a Star Of the new slot machine
At the corner Of Seventh ave. and
Union 81
A giAss window on the frcns Of the
boz shows the paper. and all that u
necessary u To drop nickel = dime
or two pennies into The ban and pull
down thu isver. The machine aiso-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
Salvatore Almost
Rescued His Girl

DETROIT. - Salvatore Peca plan
ned eiaborateiy for the Kidnapping OF
his girl He expected to ingratiate
himself by the rescue. but the no
gross his three accompIices captured
by mistake showed her higher appre-
cation with butcher knife on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
Baker to Stump
for Gov. Cox s.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. n
Newton ID. Baker. secretary Of ~,
wan take the stump for cove,rs.
Cor Tor president In about tbr4
weeks. he announced here sodsv
Baker arrived today for a conse.'
sncs with leading Ohio democrat.
---------~-~-~-~~~~~~>>
John friborg. u Oakland. Cal. sr1
hsv' W JuHtinius at the First svea.
ish church. Rev. Ambrose N PAIL.
VIII speak AZ the First church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-28
MONDAY

Nesa--Neve's cafeteria Senator
Wesley l. Jones to address King
County Womens Republican
club.
esOo--fsIks' ciub--C. l. Boynton. sec
rotary Of the American School
ssociaticn at Shanghai. to adj
dress the China club.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
SPECIAL SAFE
SPECIAL SALE on ALL HATS
trimmed and unlrimmed-at the
Woman's shop. 'Se


ST. JOSEPH. No. June iS.-
Walter p. Fulkerson, 81 Joseph
banker. IA building a row u houses
for rent 10 families IN which there
are children. Newly married couples
also will be allowed 10 occupy the
houses with the provision that 4
there arr 40 rhildren in their family
at the end Of one year'a residence
they will be asked 10 vacaie. When
ever a child Is born IN q Of hii
houses, Eulkeraon announced, M
renl for that month will he re
turned 10 the tenant
The houses : IN one Of 81. 20
seph's most desirable residence dis
tricis.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

LONDON, England. June 2i.-1he
hackneycd argument against bull
fights, that the bull has not a sport
VIZ chance. Is refuted by The death
Ia Madrid Of the idolired Josclito'
who was gorcd 10 death In the
eighth year Of his career, according
10 a correspondent writing In the
London Times on "Thc Psychology
Of the Bull Hing." lie says:
True that OF the 1880 bulls that
Joselito disposed Of IN his brief
career as a maiador, only seven sue
ceeded In wounding his body and
one in taking his life.
yet. even II we accept these hg'
urcs a. an average, though they re-
suit from the experience Of the
most skillful dull dodgcr that the
spanish ring ever knew, they are
amply sufficient 10 prove that the
bull has n sporting chance consider
ably higher than that Of the fox or
deer.
.srhe opinion seems 10 be general
III England that hull fights satisfy
a craving for cruelty and sanguinary
scenes. Nothing IL farther from the
truth. u Is not because bull tights
are sanguinary. but In spite OF their
being 50. that spaniards like them.
1T Is seldom that the foreigner
can appreciate a ball fight as some
} thing more complex and dramatic
! than a picture. Once he has taken
p In the graceful curve Of the ring
the movement the color and th'
: merry hubhub Of thousands o
voices. and the blue sky overhead
once he has seen he despjo, IN
|. riisteninr costumes OF the torero'
The quaint ceremony Of the throw
y ing OF the key. once he has felt ll'
I first hull rush out from his darI
: cell. and suddenly stop, dazrled b
= the sun, cutting out on the yello'
= sand IL beautiful profile-nothin
= remains Ia store for him save no
nolony broken now and then BY on
bursts Of disgust Hut u Is Then th'
q The true Nfleipnado' begins TO EMO
n himself.
,e "1ie Is going 10 behold a spectaeI
IA where men are playing lshi-foote
a. on the edeo OF the abyss. There
n no forgetting ihah A hull y a mo
"a dangerous animal, one whose be
al ding requires b cool head and
MI stout heart. And this i lhe fund
H. mental fact about full fishts. tn
ck are shows ali dramas 81 courage
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
oil
OIL
OII.i

Now Is the time 10 invest, before
the big boom comes. Three rigs are
busy drilling. and VI will know very
soon whether or not oil - here IN
paying quantities.
Now is the time 10 take a chance;
Il mas be q big chance, but II you
win. YOU WILL WIN BIG.
A small investment NOW may
make you INDEPENDENT fOk
LIFE.
We have DRILLING SITES with
In 400 feet OF Valley well for 80
and give a Warranty Deed 10 same.
The quick money made ,is on prop
erty closest 10 production, a. y0u
can sell. lease or drill.
\ We have i0acre oil and gas leases
midway between Angclus and valley
wells for 500.
we have deeded land for sale IN
iOacre tracts from SIS 10 $40 per
acre.
This Village will be a CITY over.
nieht n a GUsHER Is brought m
and town property will advance De
yond the reach Of the small INVESTOR,
We have lots and houses al Dull
Times prices.
i IN WILL PAY you TO SEE us
, BEFORE INVESTING.
n CARL a ENcENDORF.
J.. Real Estate. o.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
Apn wAsnlNaroN W BuNK

WASHINGTON. ID. c. June 2is-
Orders went out from the Depart
ment Of Justice today 10 iis agents
in Chicago 10 keep strict watch on
the proposed meeting for any posi-
bic I. W. W. activities in connection
with It. The original call for The
meeting was undetermined by gov
crnmenl agents. As published nj
Bullee. u Is signed "rhe Commit
tee" and those expecting 10 attend
the convention r asked 10 com
muuicale with T. 4. Pride, ~
Northwestern University building
Lcsders OF recognized labor union
and members Of the railway laboI
hoard are attacked IN the call,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
roIIard Dos E.LensIve Inleresls

Defining Headlight: Attorney Wal
ter n. sproat left for Columbus
"Wednesday TO open the law office
of the newly created firm Of Pollard
a sproai. for the practice Of law In
Columbus. Nh. Sproat will be In
charge OF the office. which will be
located In the old Courier building.
IA. W. Pollard. senior member Of the
Columbus firm. has extensive bust
ness interests In Defining and will
81 course spend the greater portion
Of his time here, visiting his Colum
bus connections NJ stated time IN
more or less advisory capacity.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

WASHINGTON. ID. c. June GA
special squadron Of cruisers and
gunboals, 10 be based at the Canal
Zone and held available for duty IN
Mexican and Central American ada
cent ports, Is 10 be organized on
October 4. Il was today announced
at the Navy Department.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

WASHINGTON. ID. e. june M~-
A call for a convention OF railroad
workers, 10 be- held Al Chicago, June
~. 10 organize a -one bic union,
has been published IN the Butte
lMoutana) Daily Bulletin, which Of
fcials Of Department Of Justice said
they believed was industrial Work.
ers Of the World publication.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

BouLO0NE, June 2i.-0reece was
today given q free hand IN military
measures In Turkey which were De-
cldud upon Al lhe Hythe conference
yesterday. According 10 information
here, the premlers and their ID
vsors found these measures we're
required immediate by The grave 81.
uallon resulting from the iorcea OF
Muslnpha Kemal pasha. eader Of me
Nationalist. reaching the Dnrda'
! nellca.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

TVI NTTTTT|T7| E""I ~
LONDONDERRY. Ireland, June ~
Rlo,lne was renewed IN This cry
this morning and resulted ~ one
person being moFlally wounded aud
Two seriously hurt. Rifle and re-
volver firing was almost continuous
and a. people feared 10 venture out
40 work business was AZ > slandssill.
accordlng n rcporlA Firing WAS ~
INK maintained with desperate ihien
sily.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Private George Smith, Camp Hos
piial. has given up his job A. Chief
Adobe Brick Baker at the Harvey
Hotel and was cen making off "a
the Western front after being re.
leased al a gait that would equal the
record Of Sergeant Hiram o. Dob
son, % 35 seconds for the 22o dash
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
Pollard o. Demlnp Herr.

Attorney Pollard Of Deming,
senior member Of Pollard a sproai
of this city. motorcd 10 Columbus
in his Cadillac this morning and
had his first look at the g office
IN the old Courier building fitted ur
by Walter n. sproat, his partner
Ne was well pleased with the office
and the prospects for future bust
uess. Ne will return 10 Deming lhi'
evening.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


wKNrED-GTl o. woman who .
going 10 Los Angeles within neA.
two weeks 10 help care for chll.
dren on The trip for meals ana
pullman berth Employment m
Los Angeles possible thereafter II
applicant Is satisfactory. Apply
IN person 10 Captain lockwood
Camp furlong. -
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Private FirsLclass Clarence Gar
retL Medical Department, has only
four days 10 do. and after ecniin'
uous training has not reduced him
self sufficient 10 ~ +hat suit. Oh
well. old boy. just keep thes uii after
you are out four days-then The
suit will NJ you'll
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards. with
a full Of baseball enthusiastic
attended lhd ball game at Defining
and rooted for Columbus, for they
are Columbus people nov
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
roL. M. o. Iohnsan IIeIps Tcam.

The Columbus ball team extends
iis thanks 10 one particular ball fan
IN Camp Furlong, no less a person.
age than Colonel W. o. Johnson
The colonel loaned the boys the use
Of two velvcly tired Army trucks
for the trip 10 Deming yesterday.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

The Friday Afternoon bridge club
did not meet last week, due 10 the
severe illness Of the small child Of
Captain and Mrs. Larry Mchale'
Mrs. Dwire will be the hostess The
week.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Private FirsLclass Fred Lewis Of
the Medical Department received his
discharge today and will leave this
evening for his home In Tulsa. Okla
Ne has been In the service two
years.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Mrs. J. n. Blair Is entertaining this
afternoon with two tables Of auction
bridge al her home. Those present
will be Mrs. Kirk. Mrs. Harsh, Mrs.
William Klein. Mrs. Williams, Mrs
richardson. Mrs. Campbell. Miss
Blair and the hostess.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

WANTED Bookkceper, $500 per
annum: also vacancies 10 supply
Office at Columbus. Civil service
examination at High school build
ing Iuly 80 al . o'clock q m In
uiire 81 secretary at posloitice
Columbus. n. "A.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Mrs. Kirk was hostess 10 the
Thursday Afternoon Club al the Of
ncers' Club. There were four tables
OF auction bridge and for the non-
bridgeplaying members there was a
clever little contest Mrs. Greenwood
won first prize at bridge and Mrs
Conrad was the prize winner in W.
contest
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
100 Fsns Went 70 Drmlns.

over 400 enthusiasts ball fans
witnessed the defeat Of the colum.
bus team al Dcming yesterday. II
takes n good sport TO come back
smiling.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
srruranl Maitland EnIIsas Tor Lie.

seruranl Maitland Enlias for Life.
Sergeant Bob Maitland, .. N. c.
received his discharge saturday
morning and celebrated u by bring.
ing b. q close a. pretty a romance
a. has happened in Columbus for
many a day by being quietly married
10 Miss Mary Jensen.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Private First-class Louis January,
Medical Department. must be ON
special duty at The railroad station,
ns he meets all easlbpuud trains.
Funny he never meets The west.
bound train. Well, old top, she will
return some day.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Two California bakers have pat
enled = celfoilIns machine that clips
ihe tops ~ loaves Of bsead before
they are baked. producing an orna.
mental and much better Drowned
crust.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Professor Oscar Curry. All null OF
Jar. was down the the Camp Hos
pilal and while there got fixed up
fingers painted with iodine, Of
coursc-and now a be hears
nightly tickling the worries at IN
Western Front.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

/, REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE is a
sign Of thrift and progress, hut a
chatiel mortgage on a motor car
Is not. Men with families who
live IN rented houses should be
encouraged TO go in debt for a
HOME.
Frank Manzanares has 2 houses
2 rooms each which he will sell
for half Of what he was Offered
for them some time ago. TheS
now rent for SO and are JUS
across from the NEW CAMP
some one will get a real bargain
o.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21
SNAIL TALk


Nc. and Mrs. Orr Of Columbus arr
visiting the home 81 NJ. and Mrs
Adams
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Captain aud Mrs. Larry Mcilal'
len sunday afternoon for Cloud
croft where they are taking thelI
little daughter Lorrnine, who
severely m
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Harry whilver Of the Valley oil
syndicate. who left for VI Paso
Thursday night with broken parts
Of drilling apparatus 10 be repaired
returned Saturday night with all re
pairs made, and work started at |
O'Clock this moning placing them Il
position. Wh,tVer says they will b.
through the hard limestone befor'
The week Is over. and then he vii
know something. He says: 4 an
On the job now, TO remain until Ia
well Is completed. We , hand
capped with 80 much water In IN
casing. but We will cut that waie
of soon and then there should b
clear sailing.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-21

Mrs. White aud small son Billy
have returned frum q very pleasant
yarulion spent al San Ansonip'
where Lieutenant White went with
the siih Infantry baseball team.