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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
MCKINLEY COUNTY

Office of the Commissioners of Public
Santa Fe. New Mexico.
Notice IS hereby given that pursuanI
to the provisions Of an Act OF Congress
approved June 70, 1910. the Laws Of To.
State Of New Mexico, and the rules and
regulations tof the stase Land Office, n.
Commissioner o. Public Lands viii offer
for lease, Tor the exploration, develormen
and production Of oil and gas. al puhl'
auction to the highest bidder at nine q
S S6s5 A M on SATURDAY rh APri I'm \
Mckinley, State Of New Mexico, at th'
froNt door OF the Cour, House therein, The
iollos.ng described lands. to-wit;
Sale No. L 70 - Al Of Secs. 10, 3, Ri Twp
20; Twp. u n, Rge. II W; All OF Sees
IS 81 TYP IS NJ Rsef Il " ~ E
81; Sec. .: Twp 10 n, Rgs' Ii Y
All d Sec. q; Twp. 10 N, Rge,, G W
Lots !, :. ). = Sec ,e; Twp. IS H., Re
Re-" " AZ "; OF All SCI 81 Sec 10 e e. T. a*P' Twp ~ Il
ID n. Rse. "; All Of See ID Twp
z y, Rgs W: lots i z 3 . 5 w
4fxhpp' i Nv" Z, Rg4s > " II u sees ess' I Is
IT, T. l*P; 80; 10 Twp s f 4 NJ. Rsie. a y ": Al 4
q SECS n, 70; Jwp; Is y; Re- 10 y
Of sec % :; Twp. S, Rse. 3 E; Al Q
s.cs. Is, 70; Twp II N, Rye. W; A
Of SECS 10, 70; Twp. u N, Rge. 0 "
All New Mexico Principal Meridian.
Containing 24,S14.44 acres.
No bid will beb accepted tor t2ss thar
Five Goats per acre, which shall be deene'
to include and cover the first years rent
al 10Y sand land, and no person WI! y
permitted ia brd at such sale except
has. prcr 80 the how set for such sail
depositod with the Commissioner Of Pub
lie Lands, or with he officer IN charge O
such sale, cash or certified eschanE" T.
the amount Of the above minimum hnt
DEPOSITS Of al unsuoce ssful bidders ~
he returned. The deposit Of the success
sioa.- II Public Lands and ~ him ap
piled in payment Of such bid bat if th'
succcssiul bidder shall fail 20 complete M
purchase by then and there payisg an,
balance due und,r his purchase lncludin,
lthc cost ~ advertising and thc cNpens'
incident thereto, then lad n such even
such dtrosit shall he forfeited 70 The Stat'
Of New Mexico as iiquidatrd damages
Lease will he made IN substantial oontor
mi,v with form % al ard gas lease -
on III, in the Office OF the Comrissi 3D.,
OF Public Lands. copy y; ehiah viii D.
FURNISHED m arpiicat;on.
~ III, Stat Ind Ofr5e Of -, Stat. b.
Nv "-sico hi. 1hh Day 81 J%annar
". FIELD.
rn~ ss'ouer Of Public iarls.
State e. m NJ
Tr- - 1-iu.1F 8 re-"
Ga.r Pubie.;ou Apr.l , l99
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

Probably no single political event
in the history of this country has
ever alienated so many supporters
from a president of the United States
at one time as the action of Wood
row Wilson in demanding the resig-
nation of Robert Lansing, has driven
from him.
This action on the part u Nj.
Wilson has revealed a pettiness in
his personality and an initiation OF
his egotism beyond what his most
yirulent critics have attributed 20 him.
The action of Mr.. Lansing il call
ing meetings. Of the cabinet with the
whole hearted consent and acquies-
ence OF every other member who at
tended, was so manifestly necessary
and proper for the conduct of the
affairs of the country that he S
universally applauded for having SO
well performed his duty.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

Nv
Relief will make 70 the country In
February for fnnds TO support its
work among the starving f--or'es Of
that stricken Isni. To the Wash
lRgtOn meeting he wrote:
"Advices ard infctmstion coming
from the Near Fasi cannot be doubt
ed. There is Freai actual suffering
and famine. These people, recently
become i%ndeDendent and reles"ed
from bitter thrnldOm, cannot sup
port themselves. And the Christian
and common instincts OF humanity
which have prompted the people Of
the United states during the lHst
two years 10 relieve the distress
and needs, especially Of the Near
East. must not b" allowed to grow
cold and he diminished.
Il hope w shall al unite II this
present emerser,, and he shle 10
collect sufficient funds 20 enable
these peoples 10 I've and WORN anil
nexi snmrpor hriuss tbeIn perma-
neBt relief and subsistence. ] call
upon al 10 RESPOND generously Ia
tie sppcal uoV beng made and
trust that TIE crmmlitee NIL be
srsIi6ed with TIE results'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
COMPLAINS OF TOOLS

Presidential candidate Palmer IS ogt
with d platform. me plank Of which
declares for new laws that Will make
America safe for Americans " America
would b safe enough Tor Americans
Il Palmer and has Department would
get busy and enforce the avs as he
finds them Il as a familiar tri,k of
incompeteuts 10 charge lack 81 results
M 10 the tools given them 30 work
with But Mr. Palmer cannot escape
censure by any such e>cus, Drastic
fines and IMPROVEMENTS are prOvid-
ed by the Federal statates TODAY.
which, if enforced would efftctuaily
put a stop ~ Red aCtivitiCs IN ms
country
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
STATE OF NEW MEXICo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
on AND Gas LEASE or PUBLIC LANDS
GUADALUPE COUNTY
yfhr, OF ths Cpmm',siouor 1I publ
Lands.
S-nLa H Nv M,rL..

ynhe, OF the Commissions oi pubh.
ssnta Fe New Mexico
u.,sions, Of pubi!e i.nds. f,.mur ~.
3D. b. iaI che beet t1t. re,ts of th.
State anil the BEN Ecar.s under law 1
De a e-l. 1 rIts tt.f.ir1u wii. und !
Doc a,ts q Conc approved Iaa. 20 90
n arl iL, Roles and RcsUla lone ri fh,
State land office, cf.f o. ieasl t1 fh.
fch'si and bes, qualified bi1dsr, At publ,
.911 az the front door OF The Court H5us.
DO o.. tlsn Of Santa Rosa, County OF Qua
.aIurr. State Of New NtyIco. for The e.
9'-r1tion, development and production Of o
and PAS thcreup1n and thcrclrrm. ior = max
tmum term q ten years and as long .herr
after as OIL Or gas IL paying quantities shall
De produced thereirom, together sIth the
night 10 own all oil and gas So produce.
and MOI reserved as royalty by the STATE
fhe lsloefne described lanas. viz
Sale Eo. / y y + Il = Sc,
J. . n. R 10 E. SEC. Is. Al
z IN. x 10 F. Sc. n. An
T. r u T., See p sEHSws See
y. r Z Sec 2 NpsNz Sec
J 2. % r. Sec - NFKSW5z So
g. W. Sc. q. III.
]. 9 y. X % T.. Sec Do VIZ. S., B.
MA
con pricing N an Ss7S0 ACRE
TOgtther with al necessary - lonvenieui
ughts-o Of way. and servitudes foi
pipe lines. telephone and Telegraph lines.
t-nks. p0N-r houses and stations. gas linz
plants and fixtures Tor producing. ~irraiinp
refining and Caring Tor and carrying an
isprsug Of sucn ur1Curts. and housing ann
boarding employees, and any aud al ughi
and. uTIvufEes uCceFesrN. u lHHEt - OF
convenient for the economical operation O
sad lard. alone. % crnj1iuily wifh neifh
b1r NJ land. for ol ard gas. sith the ughi
for such purpose 10 have Tree use OF OF
and gas or water from said lands and N.
- rH- r~maHauG. r-hrr ~rur Or after
Inc time Of said lease, Ill or any proprrts
- improvements placed Jr erected on N,
premises ~ fhe lessee. including The nigh
70 pun al easing. except as Otherwise sDeci
N he said lease contract Of the Stat
Land Office; subject 20 the cunfitions ard
obli gstions hereinafter set iorfh sn5 sucl
as arise from or are confsinef " ihs Rule
and ReCuktiors Of such Stste LAND Office
The successful bdder must pas 20 tn
State Of New HtDico . royalty Of not =
han one eighth Of al OIL and gas r-cosrr ?
a and saved from the above descr b.
lands, or the cash saiue hereof
'erne payable nun-hly. a. the ortion Of tn
and N addition fh-r-to . minimum
Of no, less than E28S. bring at tn.
Of i've cents pr acre FIR fhr fret
year. the ANIMAL rental thereafter 10 b.
paid ~ he amount and manner specified
n said lcssr cootrzcf
No bids v5n D. accepted ms hs- rhsp
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PETITION
TO CHANGE NAME


Notice IS hereby gwen that there
has been fled IN the office Of th-
County Clerk and Ev-Offcio Distric'
Clerk Of the County Of Santa Re,
State, OF New Mexico. a petition 10
the District Court Of the First Judi
cial District for the County Of Santa
Fe, State OF New Mexico, 20 chang
the name OF the undersigned TO
Josephine Lowe. and tba- the SAID
petition viii be called NJ for hearinr
before the said Court a. 10 o'ciocz
A. NJ on the first day Of the regular
March 1920 term If the said court.
to-wit March J. 1920. at the County
Court House in the City and County
of Santa Fe. State of New Mexico
JOSEPHINE LOWITZKl.
First Publication Jan. 80. 1920
Last Publication February x. 1870
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
DE BACA COUNTY
Office Of the COMMISSIONS OF Publ

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public
Lands,
SANTA Pc. N.w Mexico.
Notice IS hereby given thar pursuant
TO the provisions OF an Act Of Congress
approved June 20, 1910, the laws OF th,
State Of New Mexico. and the rules and
regulations Of the State LAd Office. the
Commissioner Of Public Lands will offer
Dor lt-s- tol she exploration development and
production of aL and gas, 90 public aust. n 10
highest bidder, at o clock A. NJ, or
FRIDAY April -3rd, $50, IN Inc town OF
summer County Of DE Baca, State
Of New Mexico, az The front door OF the
Court House therein, the following des
rr1.i lands. to-wit:
81, 10. : 3 All Of Soc. g.; VA, sWA.
- SEA Sec S; An q Sec; o.
u. An Of Sec. is; All of Sec q; AZ
g 7 e. R E, NJ, See s. NWH
Sec. %; NJ, Sec. 81; r. N. R z"E.
containing 7,7p.s2 acres.
No bid viii be accepted 'or Irss thaa
.e Cents per acre, which shall be
deemed 10 include and cover the first years
be- permitted 10 bid at such sale eKocpr
h, has, proir 70 The hour SCI Tor such
5 lr deposited with the Commissions OF
Public Lands. or a1ih the officer IN charg.
Of such sale. cash or certified exehang.
70 the amount Of the above minimum bid
Deposits Of al unsucce ssful bidders vii
be returned. The deposit Of the success
700 bidder viii be held by the Com
rr IF Public Lands and by him sp
p1.d IN payment Of such bid but II tie
succession bidder shall fail TO complete hs
purchase by then and there paying any
balance due under his purchase i~ncluding
the cost Of advertising and the expenses
ro lent thereto. fhen and IN such event such
deposit shah be forfeited to The Stat OF
New Mexico as liouidated damages. Leas.
VIII be made in substantial conformity With
form Of oil and gas lease 80 on tile IL
he Office n. ih4 COMMISSIONS Of puhlr
Lands. copy II which will be furnished
- a~rrcltion.
Witness my hand and IN Official sal o.
The Stale land Office Of the State o. Neu
= ~ iri- Ust lay y January, 1qB
N. A Field.
fammissisnrr 81 Public Iznds.
Sfafc - NJ T~Ven.
First Publication February 8 700
at Publication April IS. 1870
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
new MEXICO OIL LEASE SALES
$++++++++++%++T+:+|+

swN, Sec. 4, Twp; . NJ Rye. . E: L.,
8 SEX Sc Sec :, 4 r" f~p 10 70 81 ~. kf kss. . =. i i; N
3 'i I; MHsEN. sWzsEx. Sec. Z, Twp.
10 n, Rye. g e; sEksWN. Sec, Is. Twp,
Y NJ Re, Rsti 3 y Z; e. sS S%x' See Sec ~ p Twp Twp, Il L
~ Rye; % E; NEN, SWH, Sec. 2. Twp,
I g n REe. 2 : E: sENsEN. Sec. 3 Twp.
. . n, re Rss s $ +: sHNEH,, sW4, Sec J,
Twp. Il n, Rye. g Z; Lots !. 2. SEANEA,
Sec. }, Twp. II N, Rye. % z; Lot 3, Sec.
4, Twp. IL N, Rye. % f; Lot 2, SEANWM
: 5sf TWP Il II N. Rye. 3 5 E; EHis sss sWN
SEA, Sec. g Twp, IL y, Rye q p; NJ
% e; EHsWN, SWMSEA, Sec; i, TYP;
i n Re- p =; NNNEM' SSwNSEA NV
SWzNEN, NEANWA. Sec. Ia, Twr. mn,
Rye. % E; SEMSWH, Sec. 10, Twp. II n,
Rye, % E.; sWN, Sec: q, Twp. Il N,
Rye, p E; MEH1' Sec. q Twp i \, Rse
20 +; SWNSEN, Sec. %, Twp. II ~, Rye. %
E; SHNEM. SEANWM, EHSEA, Sec. %,
Twp. II n, Rye. % I; EESEN. SEC. 30,
Twp. Il N, Rge. % z; SHNEH, NHsEA
IL N, Rye. % f; SWNsWN' Sec. s, Twp
II N, Rye. 30 F.; Lot q, Sec. 70, Twp.
y n \ Rgs- g % E :: N NF9ssH Sec Sec g. Twp Twp
u N Rge. y e; wNNEN. sENNW4. Sec.
- Twp 70 N, Rye. g F.; NEE. Sec. =
,T~pp Is n RE. 81 +; NWANW4 SEX,
S $751; 2; Twp ssgp J . n NJ Rgs. e + j. sH = 4,
NEH .Niw ". W y; NwNsw&, Sec. q.
Twp. J, : Rge q F. Lots !, 3 See Is .
IA ~ D., a +. NWA CEM Sec %
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
Cardinal Gibbons Asks Aid
For Starving Armenians

This Is the
message from
James Card
n a y Gibbons
read at the
big meeting In
Washington in
aid of h e
Near East Re
lief. The ven
cradle primate
Of the Catholic
Z hurc liz
America is in
tensely inter
ested In the
appeal which
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20


oSn's re- -" "'A'
Notice IS hereby gwen th4i pursuaH
10 The provisions Or sn ACT Of Congr.
approved June ~. lgI0 The Laws Of she
STATE ct Ncs M,Sco. and tb, rules sua
COMMISSIONS al PubI, Lands vi oGal
ior lease for The cSplorauon. drseiopm n,
auruon to me highest ba4deI. al ane
o'clock a NJ, on Wednesday, Apui "a
1919, IN The Town Of r~sruau4r, County o.
2aisi 'S e .se s54i i. S9:n. sle e io sa's9 Is s.i aals
New Menco, At the lroni door Of the Caul
hoase therein, the olo~iHs asser'bei lar
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

~ Tfs''cncr o. inh!if taL4's
State e. m NJ
T.--. H#t# #ft.- f.iussN s. tNE
Ia.' pubi.ostou Aprl . l91l
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

Commissioner ~ Pubic lands.
State 1T NJ. 0eAf,.
first Publication January 30. 1920
Ia4sf Publication ATril "a, 1910
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20
STATE OF NEW MsA1-o
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND Gas LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
QUAY COUNTY


lands.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-02-20

First Publication February s p
last Publication April 70, 1870
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

Black Jersey Cow years old, fresh; / Black
Jersey, years old will be fresh soon; Roam Dur
ham years old, fresh in March; 1 Black Jersey,
years old, Will be fresh in August; 2year old Dur
ham heifer calf by side; 2-year old HEREFORD to
Holstein Bull; Black Jersey, years old, fresh
April first; 4-year Black Jersey fresh in April;
l 4-year Black Jersey, fresh in June 1 Holsten
COW, 4, coming fresh in August. 1 wagon; harrow
Sec; cultiyator; garden cultivator; McCor-
mick Mower; 12-ineh pillow; / hack; 1 set good
harness; Picking boxes ladders and bags About
cord Of apple wood; 50-lb Ice chest; 1 center ia
BILE; 1 Solid Oak China Closet; 1 new sewing ma
chine; rockers; 1 Oak dining table; 1set of six
dining room chairs; parlor chairs; Rugs large
and small; dressels; 1 chiffoner; 1 comode; 8
beds, springs and mattresses; l book case; 1 solid
oak library table; kitchen cabinet; washing ma
chine; Howard Range good new L Howard
Heater; About 100 cts. canned fruit, also empty
Jars. And many other articles including all kitchen
things.
TERMS: months time will be given on bankable
notes drawing per cent interest per annum,
sums over $40. =
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27
CARD OF THANKS

We take this privilege to thank
the many neighbors and friends who
so kindly assisted us during the
sickness of our dear husband and
father. Also for the beautiful floral
offering.
Mrs. David Williams
W. r. Williams and family
John Mcclure and family
P. H. Krost and family
M. Borders and family
H. s. Williams and family
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

FOR SALE or for RENT: on share
basis, on Payette Heights, 8 acres in
Alfalfa, good crop in sight, acres of
tract in orchard which has been
sprayed twice already. Good prospect
now for apples. Water assessment
paid by owner. Act quick if interest
ed. For terms and particulars call
Phone 40-J, evenings.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27
According to the papers the banks

According to the papers the banks
of the country are conspiring to-
gether, cooperating, they call it)
to refuse to loan money to any body
who wants to hold products for
more remunerative price. Well, that
will give the Poor Guy chance
who has money of his own to buy
up the stuff and make little speck.
TITS an i'll wind that blows no one
good"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

LOST: A lady's pocket book con-
tanning pictures and about $500 in
money.-Anna Carlson, at Thomp-
sons Restaurant
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

If you have excavating or digging
of any kind to do, see A. F. Hageman
AL N. 7th st. 5-4-tf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27
PUBLIC SALE

SATURDAY, MAY 20, 4 p. Nj.
at the w. A. Moreland ranch, near the
Ingard crossing, miles North of Fruit
land, Idaho
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27

Colgates Shaving Soap
woodbury. racial soap -.-- 21c
hesohal soap -. .--- .--- 21c
Su1icura soap ---- ---- 21c
Woodbury's Facial Cream 21c
Pebeco Tooth Paste ...- go. -. SOC
Pepsodent Tooth Paste 45c
Woodbury's Cold Cream 49,. 45c
Ponds Extract Vanishing cream Fl
Ponds Extract Cold Cream soc
Kinds Honey and Almond
Frostilla 80. 49,. 49,. -. 23c
Benzoin Almond Lotion .... -. soc
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-05-27
Month end Drug and Notion SaIeat The Golden Rule Store

We can always save you money on
drugs and notions.
Crystal White Soap, 5 Bars 25c
ABB Naptha Soap, Bars 25c
Old Dutch Cleaner, 2 cans 49,. 15c
LUZ go ---- ---- lie
Crystal White Soap Chips
Large Size 49, w ...- -. go. Bic
Violet Glycerine Soap, 8 Bars 25c
Creme Oil Soap, 8 Bars 49,. go. 25c
Peroxide Soap, 3 Bars w 49,. 25c
Broadway Bath Soap, 8 Bars 25c
Jergens Bath Tablets, Bars 25c
Pumex Soap, 3 Bars w go. go. 25c
mi nrHT NH TO
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
Dolls Of Japan
 lD@rwma Incense
 At Ramona Shop

Daruna incense, vases of cloissone. lacquer trays. domino masks, droll lit tie nut bowls dainty china. baskets and dolls of Japan-where to find them?
 Many people do not Know that F. r.. Sano. proprietor of the Ramona Candy Shop at the northwest corner of Sec ond avenue and Washington street, sells all these things in conjunction with his soda fountain and restaurant. yet heavy trade in these articles is done at his store, especially during the holiday season.
 Other people do not know where to find hot tanlales. One evening of this week a tourist from the east called up the Republican office to find out where she might find hot tamales. She was given the information: the Ramona Shop also sets forth splendid noodles and chop suey on its tables, along with
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
.LNfAAM MUSIC CO.
 HAS NEW QUARTERS

Established in the West End of Phoenix since 1906. the Lytthams Music Company has but recently moved into it's new and larger quart CTS. at 312 West Washington street.
 It win be the policy of the company to handle nothing but pipe organs and electric pianos. Harry Lytthams. at the head of the company has had a long and varied experience in this business and is well known in local musical circles.
 The new store will be open for busi- ness Saturday.
 new tire pump to be fitted to auto mobiles has but three moving parts, valves and springs being omitted.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16
PHOENIX O|L CO.
 , PIONEER IN C|TY

One of the oldest oil stations in the city is located in the rapidly sT5wins west end of the city. The Phoenix oil company has been dispensing oil and gasoline to the motoring public al most as long as there has been auto mobiles.
 son is at the head of the company. which in addition to handling all grades of oils and gasoline. distributes Fisk and Federal tires A large tire repair business is carried on.
 The Fisk Red Top tire and the Savage D Type is also handled by the company. The Savage D type is built oversize of especially strong construc- tions and has given excellent service since its introduction here.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

The colonial government of the Dutch East Indies proposes to build 1000 miles of railways during the next 15 or 20 years.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

Before Paris became the mistress of modes, Milan gave the fashion to the world; hence the word milliner
Arizona republican., 1920-01-16

An electrically operated hedge trim mcr Nith Eeciprocating knives has lecn- iavented by 9 Louisiana man.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-03-25
these will be granted in the order re-
ceiYed.
MILKING sHORTHORNs.

DAIRY Farmer, Waterloo, Iowa.
To the Dairy Farmer: Please
tell me what you can about Milk
ing Shorthorns. have high grade
Guernseys. They are not hardy
enough for this part Of the state.
l have no good barns for cattle
and want something that can
stand the weather.vA. G., South
Dakota.
We, cannot offer much encourage
ment in this respect. Profitable milk
production and adverse weather con-
ditions do not harmonize. We are not
prepared to say that Milking Short
horns are more hardy than other
breeds, nor are we prepared to grant
that they can stand more cold wea-
Their. However, we are ready to go
on record that no COW of any breed
will milk proftably when she is sub
jected to cold, stormy weather without
adequate barn protection.
The only suggestion we can offer
is to provide warm, we'll ventilated
quarters for cows that are to be milk
ed or not to try milking cows. The
question Of breed alone will not solve
the problem. It is a we'll known fact
that Guernseys are more productive
of butterfat and more profitable for
dairy purposes than Milking Short
horns. To stick to the breed and sur.
round it with comfortable environ
ment will prove profitable, while
changing breeds without changing en-
vironment will prove improbable.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-03-25
Add Two Pounds of Yeast.

A shocked hush descended on
Judge Murray's court as Policeman
Brakeman led in the first case of intox-
ication since the descent of national
prohibition.
"This man," said Policeman Bake
man, releasing the prisoner and deli
cately wiping his hands with his ban
dana handkerchief "this man sang
five songs in the same tune in the mid
die of Main street, attracting large
crowd, spreading discomfort by the
smell of his breath"
"For shame!" reproached Judge
Murray.
"For shame!" echoed County Clerk
Hopkins and the court attendants.
"And furthermore" went on the
Judge, II demand to know by what
illegal means you came by the liquor.
Who sold it to you?
Nobody" replied the prisoner. l
made it. A peck of oatmeal, nine
raisins, a bottle Of Soozigan's tooth
wash and two pounds of yeast"
"Stop!" roared Judge Murray.
Solemnly taking out a pad and pencil,
he commanded, Repeat that slowly. y
And as the prisoner did so, every
man in the court room jotted it down
feverishly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-03-25
ESCAPED CONVICT
CAPTURED IN N. d.
Fugitive Takes Refuge in Haystack
During Storm - Trailed In
Snow 14

Bismarck, N. D., March 1S.-John
Stupard, one of the four convicts who
escaped from the state penitentiary q
week ago, was captured late yesterday
in the woods south of Mandan, it was
announced by Charles Mcdonald, war
den. According to Mcdonald, Stup-
ard said he weathered the recent Sc
we're storm by taking shelter in q hay
stack and in a building.
The warden declared deputies pick
ed up Stupard's tracks in the snow
two days ago and succeeded in clos
ing in on their man across the Mis-
souri,, southwest of Bismarck, after
trailing him from the country north
of this city.
.Stupard is "a years old. He was
sentenced from Mountrail county for
Ave years and had served two years.
Warden Mcdonald stated last night
he had no Identification as to the prob
able whereabouts Of the three other