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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Springer Drug Store
Badly BurpIarized

Springer. Dec. x6--Tha city Drug
atoFe hero was entered BY burglars
Tuesday nleht. who made away with
a large quantity or dope. about three
dcxen finger rings. several bfacalatH
and 4 number 81 checka which we're
made payable 70 Tho Springer pbar.
macy. Two poorly dressed moa WHO
SUNDAY night arc snspnctea. The
mnn Wcro seen leasina The cu IA 4
Fpfd car ard we're hsade1 SCOTIA Or
ficisia IN afl fhs teMu6 along the
Annka ~ trail 6nnth ~ here have.
boon warned 70 keen 3 look oul Tor
ne mi ana % So that nona % ne
ehecka woro eashea.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
DEMAND EXPECTED
FOR THE PINTO BEAN

A~ibuquerQue, Dec. aL~-Accofdlne
70 a report Of ~ a Field. secretary
Of the Now Mexico Bean Growers
asgociation theFe viii be a strong
demand for pinto bears during the
next % days, and II tho growers Ia
this state win hold ont ihqy vii be
assured 81 six cents per pound or
hetteF NJ f4nM recently had d 10.
npeat from California 10 quote a
price On % car lnads 70 BE- delivered
n January and he state o. Colorado
y aiao ASKING for shipments. A. Now
Mexico has all Gho pinf08 N exist.
eura - tie present tine a n Thought
that the growers WIN get thn high.
est pnee Ia history.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

Khton-G ~ Wtbafer n Clnlnf.
ron Who "a hote 81 q short bualnasn
tnD states that On laal Sunday 10
ehipped frpm Aia nsueh. 900 hish
ErAdA cowa which went 10 Blamioa.
Te4aa uherp they Nill % used fof
brre1inr purposes Ire cows foaghl
~ exetIsut Frfes and II a fhoeaHi
that this saipneas ufu laad Is cider
saiAt n thar mertlm % the country.
A. cplfs4 casnW u heeominr nntsa
for "a hiA era1s cnttis
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
RATION WOMAN PAINFULLY
INJURED BY FALL.

Raton-Mrs. &. N. BlackweI OF this
city vas seriously injured in d peculiar
way. last week and for several days
has been confined to her bed, Just az
she was coming out OF the entrance Of
the Ration Supply company Mrs. Black
web caught her foot in the wheel OF
q baby carriage which was standing in
front Of the building and fell heavily
to the side walk with the result that
her knee was badly bruised. It IS
thought she viii recover IN a few days
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Las Vegas to Have
National Guard Co.

Las Vegas, Dec s0.-A special meet
ing Of all ~ex-service men and any
others who are interested will be held
at the commercial club on January 2,
for the purpose Of organizing a ma
tional guard company In the city.
Many Of the ex-service men have al
ready expressed themselves as willing
to enlist and 1t is thought that Las We
gas will BIO one OF the first cities III
the state to organize a company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
FIT. SUMNER SECTION
LAS A BIG RAlN

Fort Sumner.This section OF the
state was treated to over one and one
half inches Of rain last week, the
rainfall beginning early Thursday
morning and lasting throughout the
entire day. The fall grazing on the
ranges has been good and all the
ranchmen say that the rain will do
wonders to keep the ranges in shape
during the winter and IN the early
spring, and indications are that the
coming season will be as good II
not better than the a just passed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

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Fort Sumncr-Frank Cox Of the Can.
ton country near here brought in ~
coyote peits last Saturday on which
he fied claim for bounty. Besidcs the
bounty Mr, Cox will receive a nice
.iitie sum FOR the furA AZ good pelts
are worth from IS 20 ff2 at the pres
ent time The coyotes were caught BY
". cox's wolf hounds.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Gallup Miner Killed
on Christmas Day BY
q Fall Of Rock

Gallup, Dec. sI-George Polish,
aged 30 years an employ OF the Nava.
10 Mine was killed On Christmas day
BY q cavean Of rock. Polish and a
fellow employe were coming out 81
the mine at the close OF the day
work and just as they were al ths
mouth Of the shaft . large portion Of
rock fen, covering both men. Polish
wae killed instantly and the other
man seriously injured and IL now u
the hospital where II Is said he will
recover. Polish was q single man
ard had no relatives IN this part or
the country.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Silver City Planning
Mill Burns; Loss
viii Reach SIS, 600

Silver City Dec. 31.-FTre start
in the planning min Of the A. z. At.
hnsons & Co, yesterday afternoon
caused the complete destruction Of
the mill and lumber yard and also
burned the residence of n. II. Bu0l.
ware which was nearby. The loss Is
estimated at e $4,000 and Is
partly covered by insurance. For a
time II was thought that the fire
would spread Dyer the business sec.
tion OF the town.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

Lordsburg MARY the little daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Nfs John b. croweil
Of this city. while running in The gard
a few days ago fen over her pot dog
and broke her eollar bone. Dr. Croker
was called 70 mend me fracture and
although the little one suffers CON
siderable pain she 10 rnpidiy reeoy.
'ering,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Dinner to Raise Coin
For Varsity Building

Albuquerque, Dec. SL-The com
nittee in charge of the campaign to
raise $4,000 for the home economics
department In the university held a
meeting Monday night TO discuss the
plans and decided to give a dinner
on January ~ for the purpose Of get
ting the people out there and getting
them acquainted with the needs OF
the institution. at the banquet ali
those who attend will be made &c.
quainted with the future plans and
the equipment which is needed but
no solicitations Of funds win be made
At the time.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
MERCHANT POLICEMAN
ARRESTED EoR AsaAulT.

Albuquerque-Juan de Chavez. a
merchant policeman. was arrested
Monday night By Constable smith
charged with using Indecent Language
and with assault. He was arraigned
Ia tine court of Justice Wilson yeater.
day morning and after pleading guilty
was fined $40 and costs. The fine vas
paid
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

hatun-FIans are nov under way 10
erect 4 new Episcopal church ~ this
city ID Tho early sprinR. A meeting
Naa held last Sunday niKhl after the
regular service At which Time commit.
.fees Were appoinged Tor The purpose
nt gsiting further defn on The aubloct
Considerable n3DnFy hnf nlready beea
subecrbed e=S more 10 promised rs
totn - tte nev baliflnE becomes a.
assured fact
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
4 ARRESTED FOR
vAGRANcY ~ q

Las Vekas-FIllminO Salazar. Alfred
Cordova and Afinino Martinez we're
arrested yesterday BY Special Officer
Barnett Of The Santa Feyand brought
before Justice Stewart charged with
vagrancy. As il was the first offense
OF the men ali we're fined e and costs
and released. Milton Nnhm who was
arrested charged with exceedinga the
speed limit was assessed a fine Of $40
and costs which was paid.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
|cHILD's BACK BROKEN
BN FALL. PROVES FATAL.

R0y-The little daughter Of Nj.
and Mrs. Esteban Aguilar Of Abbot
fell across a railroad tie one day
last week while playing Ia the yard.
and her back was broken. Medical
aid was summoned al once but she
died a few hours after the accident
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

Raton-aAt a meeting Of the city
council last Tuesday night Mayor
elect, Magill was indicted into office
and assumed his seat. The new may
or was introduced by acting mayor
Huffine, and a few remarks Of well
come were made by City Attorney
Buckley The mayor elect then made
q brief address to the council.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Boys Of Battery Al
Celebrate Christmas
With Roswell Banquet

Roswell Doc. 3l.@ThiFty members
OF Battery A nilthere are here al enc
present time celebrated Chrislmas
ere with a four course banquet At
the Bankhoad hotel A very pleasant
time VIVA spent ~ al Who attended
and tho boya aiad & great limo going
over the many experiences they had
while serving their country.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
IS GOLD RINGS
FOUND IN HIS X

Albuquerque-Jose Salecido was ar
rested late Friday night at the sta
ton and when arraigned in the 20.
lice court. fifteen gold rings were
found in his pockets. According to
the police the rings answer the de-
scription OF these taken from the
store OF Aziz Michael IN the early
part Of December. Al preliminary
hearing viii be held early ia the
coming week.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
DISTINGUISHES VISITOR.

Clayton-The Rotary club Of this
place. on last Thursday evening. en-
~tertained as guests District Governor
Roger II. Molten and President punni-
way, both Of the Colorado College at
Colorado Springs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
oLD TIMER DIES.

Melrose-Dick Polk, a pioneer 0f
Melrose and Curry county. died IN
that place yesterday after an illness
Of several weeks, Polk had been In
Melroge and vicinity twelve years and
is known by all plainsmen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

Of paralysis from which he never re-
covered. He was born in the state
Of Pennsylvania and had been in the
oil business for the past 80 years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
The Right Thing
at the Right Time
Stand Up for Your Rights

Some persons have such q fear of max
ing themselves disiked or of causing
others to think that they are not liberal
that they will permit themselves to be
imposed upon and really held up by
tradespeople. taxi drivers and dozen
and one people with whom they come in
contact In the course Of the day.
Yet It is not because Of actual lib
crafty that they consent TO being thus
robbed.
The chances are that In their own bust
ness they are as careful to conserve every
penny as any one else.
There is a sort of meekness that comes
from lack of self confidence.
The other day a woman who has plenty
OF money stopped at drug store to get
a drink Of charged water. She was
thirsty and this was a natural thing
to do.
she had done this before when thirsty
and as she knew that the carbonated
water that was drawn from the soda
water fountain could not cost more than
q fraction Of a cent for glass. she was
surprised when the soda fountain at
tendant told her it would cost 10 cents
IT have never paid but cents" she
said. Twill you make sure that that is
your regular CHARGE"
The owner Of the drug store overheard
her and assured the woman that she was
in the right. There was no unpleasant
ness.
If the woman had paid the 10 cents,
feeling as she did that it was not the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09

be sure Of overcoming the enemy whom
the boar represents and be the attain
ment of a considerable success In life,
probably through the help Of his friends
and patrons as well as by his own eff
forts.
Likewise should one dream that he is
presented with the head Of a wild boar
IL is a prophecy that he will completely
vanauish, his enemy and Illustrate his
plans for evil.
Should the dreamer have a lawsuit on
hand at the time OF his dream, the kill
ing, or driving away Of the boar is a
sign that the suit will be decided in his
favor, and being presented with the
Doar's head has the same Specification. 1t
may be that If the dreamer has no law
suit on hand now he will soon be en-
gagged in one which will vex and worry
him greatly.
What applies to any present suit he
may have also applied to any which he
may have in the immediate future
Copyright, 1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09

regular prica, abe would have lat the
store with grievance
It is quite an art 10 be able 30 max
a complaint without being disagreeable
about It.
Still every one who pays for anything
has a right to make complaints IL he
does not think that he is receiving his
moneys worth.
And you will usually ind that It is
the well-bred persons, the persons used
to demanding and receiving respect. who
are not afraid to make complaints when
complaints are due.-Copyright, 1920
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
BANK AT QUITO CLOSED.

QUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, June 9.-The
Bank Of South America at Quito has
been forced to close, after a panic and
heavy withdrawal Of deposits. The bank
applied for permission to issue treasury
found it did not have its claimed gold
reserve.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
LAST NIGHTS DREAMS
And what They Mean
Did You dream of Wild boarf

DIu you uISe1LI VI WIFI W.T.
A wild boar seen in a dream is emble-
matte Of a remorseless enemy well fur
nished with the means of offense and de
tense.
But it by no means implies that you
will suffer at mystics is that all dreams
of wild animals signify the protection
and favor OF persons Of power and dis
tinction.
The dream, however, would seem to be
a warning TO be on your guard against
the cnemr typifed by the wild boar and
some Of the oracles say that you must
expect much contention and Quarreling
If any one dreams that he pursues and
kills, or captures, a wild boar, he may
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
Evening Mail
New York City

which has increased its price
from 2 cents to 3 cents, starting
yesterday.
People who read the Mall and
have done so regularly, satisfac-
torily and pleasurably for a
great many years are not going
to be Influenced by the price Of
the paper.
Their heart" Is with the
paper; they get comfort
from reading it; they look upon
it as a daily pal"
Price? Fudge! That does not
enter into it at all.
The readers say: I'VE want
OUR paper; we like 1t; it fills
the need in our family circle;
we trust it; it serves US; it is
part OF our daily life"
Advertisers, local and general,
so long as they are permitted to
to buy space on a Just basis, will
continue to advertise in it reg
ularly and profitably as before.
A few thousand more or less
circulation will cut no figure at
all with them
They believe the Mali always
intends to play on the level with
them as well as with its readers
and that is enough.
Now, Henry l. Stoddard, edi-
tor of the Mail and president of
the company. sees the necessity
OF adjusting receipts from cir
cuiation and advertising on a
basis that will return him fair
net profit for producing a good
newspaper.
Mr.. Stoddard Is absolutely
sound in his premises when he
takes the position that the In
creased cost of producing his
paper shall be divided fairly be-
tween readers and advertisers.
l don't believe the circulation
of the Mail three months hence
will be any less than what it was
last Saturday, for instance, when
it printed and sold over 100000
copies at cents.
am sure that there are 2o0,-
900 or more families in New
York that will be glad to pay 3
cents a copy for the Evening
Mail. Yes, am sure, if the ne
cessity arises, they will pay 8
cents the copy.
CAS- I dictated the above para
graph to the young woman stem
ographer in the Claypool Hotel,
she said, 81 would pay a nickel
for the Tribune rather than go
without it.")
I think what this yourg lady
said expresses the general atti
tude OF people toward the paper
they like; they will have it at
any price.
The great strength Of the
Evening Mail is that people do
like 1t very much-and this
means that it will always have
q good. solid, substantial circu-
lation which will justify adver-
Users in using its columns.
And the bully part of it all is
that Mr.. Stoddard insists on
playing square with advertisers,
which Is a message want you to
carry home with you and think
it over.
Yours sincerely,
William c. Freeman,
i25 Riverside Drive. New York
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
ECalifornia Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accept California" Syrup Of Figs only
look for the name California on the
package, then you are sure your child 10
having the best and most harmless
physic for the little stomach, liver ana
bowels. Children love its fruity taste.
Full directions on each bottle. You must
say California. "-AdVertisement
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
CRAWFORD
; ~ ~>~> >>>> : :

DR.. Hunt and family visited his
parents at Paonia Sunday.
Rev. Deich and family spent Sun
day at Hotchkiss. visiting with Rev.
Flynn and family.
Charles Meyers Of Hotchkiss Ia
working in the bank here now during
the absence of Mr.. Wilson.
| Rev. John TeSelle of Fruitland
mesa preached here Sunday in Rev.
Deich's place, Rev. Deich being on
vacation.
Mrs. Laura Burch of Grand juno
ton, who is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Savage here, spent q
part of last week visiting her broth
er, Lee Savage. at his Crystal creek
camp.
Rev. e. N. Edgerton will preach
both Saturday evening and Sunday
morning, July 18th and 18th. This
will be the occasion Of the last quar-
terly conference Of this conference
year.
DR.. o. A. Duncan come over from
Ridgway Saturday afternoon, return
ing Monday morning. Mrs. Duncan
and the children, who had been visit
ing here the past week, accompanied
him home.
Everybody is talking picnic these
days. Thursday of this week Is the
day Of the big annual picnic given
under the auspices Of the Sunday
school, but for the entire community.
More about it next week.
The courts OF the Crawford Tennis
club are the most popular places In
town these pleasant summer evenings.
Clarence Gregory and Charles Mey-
ers are always ready to meet any
challenger after banking hours.
The hay season is on full swing. and
everything points to a bumper crop
this year; one rancher was heard to
remark the other day that the cattle
would not have to take to the sage
brush early next spring on account
of hay shortage.
The Crawford Milling & Power com
pany hasy received word that the last
of their machinery was shipped Mon
day of this week from Owensboro,
Kentucky. This Is good news to the
people of our community, as things
have looked rather lonesome AROUND
the mill site for several weeks now.
since the carpenters have finished
their work.
Miss Fronfa vanEnken has resigned
as "day girl" at the Coop. exchange.
Miss Ruth Foster Of Paonia will take
the place at least for the present Miss
yanEngen has always given tho lest
Of satisfaction to the pa .-cns as It
is with regret that thes 'eaIn u hcr
resignation. We welcome Miss Fcs'er
back among us, and feI sure she Will
Civ. ths best OF servl:,, as hhe was
10, l..erly relief girl ut this place
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
VISITING Relatives Here.

Visiting Relatives Here.
Mrs. 8. J. Kyffin and the family arc
enjoying a visit from Miss Pearl
Ford, cousin. and Miss Esther Krayen-
hof, niece of Mrs. Kyffin. The Ia.
dies arrived Sunday and will spend
several weeks here.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

Operated for Appendicitis.
Elmer Kepler submitted to an op-
Grafton at the Delta hospital Monday
for appendicitis, and while his case
was serious, 1t is said that he is max
ing good headway toward recovery.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

New Henries.
Through the local Ford agency, two
Ford cars were delivered this week
one to Leon Overbay and one to o.
Duncan Of Read. Mr.. and Mrs. Eg-
new are expected home from their
trip to the West the first Of this COM
ing week.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Miss J.mIoon Is Back.

Miss JsmIoon 10 Back.
After visiting couple OF weeks at
her home in Logansport, Indiana. Miss
Edith Jamlson returned once more
to Delta. arriving Saturday evening.
Miss Jamison is n very popular young
lady and her friends are all delighted
to see her again.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Her Sisters vIslt.

Her Sisters vlsIt.
Arrivals Tuesday evening were
Misses Ruth and Edna Mitchell from
chicago, who are visiting their sister.
MRS. w. @. Frieske. The young ladies'
VIII visit friends in Salt Lake before
returning to their Chicago homo.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

After charging extortionate prices
for sugar. and thereby stimulating
production all over the world. the
Cuban growers will soon be kicking
because prices have gone way down.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Spends Vacation Here.

Spends Vacation Here.
Miss Evelyn Hersum. an instructor
in one OF the Denver schools. is spend
ing the summer vacation with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hersum.
on Garnet mesa.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Shopping Hers.

S"oPpIHO t1oro.
Mrs. r. q. Moss and Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Bass and son we're up Saturday
from the Escalante neighborhood.
visiting and shopping. Mr.. Bass lost
Two 2h-year-old Belgian colts in the
Dig storm last winter and informs us
that the carcass of one was recently
found where It had perished in the
snow.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Their Brother ~.

David Hauser and sister, Mrs. Hat.
tie Smith. OF Hardin county. Iowa, ar
rived Monday, called by the serious
illness Of their brother, l.. d. Hauser.
Mr.. Hauser's condition is regarded as
critical.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Paper Shortage.

owing to the acute paper conditions
over the country, newspapermen ev-
erywhere are finding difficulty in Sc
curing sufficient paper, and are hav-
ing to accept in many instances other
colors or grades than those wanted
by their patrons. The Independent
this week furnished the Montrose
Daily Press with several hundreds OF
pounds Of news stock with which to
publish their daily.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Mike Was Sick.

Mike Was Sick. -
M. p. ween spent several days this
week at home. where he was kept
by illness. B. L. Reynolds helped out
at the soda fountain during his alb
sence
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Sells Fine Car,

Sells Fine Car.
II. F. Stewart OF the Montrose Mo-
Tor supply company. has been here
this week. and among things taught
his brother. G. H.. how to break In
the new Nash car which the latter
recently purchased.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

Little Girl Receivers.
After spending ten days in the Del
tn hospital, following an operation for
appendicitis, Viola Kyffin was able to
be taken to her home Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
Goes East On Visit.

+. II. Adams was departing pnss-
enger Monday for Mankato. Minneso-
tn. where he expected to meet Mrs.
Adams and son and return with them
from summers visit. Mrs. Adams
mas not been we'll and expects to re-
turn sooner than had been planned
when she left.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
c. E. Hull Rcturpa.

After spending a number OF months
In Denver. Clyde Il. Hull returned to
Deita Saturday. When the Coop.
store opens Its meat market Mr.. Hull
expects to be engaged therein.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

Taking Vacation.
Misses Martha and Jessie Dillard
are spending q two weeks vacation at
the billiard COW camp.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-08
oonlRde6

ROTARY CLUB TO MEET-The Phoenix Rotary club will hold its reg ular weekly meeting at noon today at the Y. M. c. A.
 p. O. INSPECTOR IS 5AcK-J. s. Cooper. United States postoffice in- spector. returned yesterday from a trlp of inspection through the northern part of the state. which has taken about two months.
 MOTHER ARRIvES-Mrs. Anna Donaldson. mother of Harry Donald son. formerly of the editorial depart ment of The Republicgn. arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning from New York city. She will make her perma- nent residence here at the home of her son at S3i North Tenth street.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Lieenses to marry were issued yesterday 10 John R. Jones. 26. of Clarkdale. and Kate Boyd, 19 of Phoenix; George Rowland 70. and Elizabeth Hale, 2l .sboth of Phoe nix: Charles Wilmuth, &C., of Los An geles: Lena Tippet of Albuquerque; Federico Ramos 2S and Maria Estra da. both of Marinette.