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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-09-30
WATCH The CHiMNEYS.

Now that cold weatl er is at hand
and fires are needed II the furnace ol
stove tcr comfort, it Is highly essen
tial that the condition OF the chimueyS
and hues OF he house shall be III good
condition The tendency of the house
keeper will be to make a quick fire
such mornings as these have bee"
and unless the chimney is free from
cracks and creyices there is danger
Defective hue" is too frequently the
cause OF a fire somewhere Just below
tht roof cf the house Better look to
the matter before .,e danger keo-.4 &
a reality.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-09-30
Creed Back on Duty.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTES TO KEEP IN
POLITICAL GAME

Chicago. Sept 80 With the 200 .
membership OF the Illinois Equal ST.
rage association merging itself into
the illinois League OF Women Voters
at the fifty second and final cOnyeu-
ton at the Congress hctel here, from
oct. to 8, a forward looking political
program will be inaugurated through
out the entire state
As outlined by Mrs, Grace Wilbur
Trout, presideO. Of the association ana
one OF the foremost suffrage leaders
in the nation, the activities of the
eague of Women Voters vii in no
way conflict with womens political ar
'jiatlons. The league viii be all.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-09-30
PARK AND HOSPITAL
BOARDS ARE NAMED
At COUNCIL MEETING
TWO NEW MEMBERS ARE PLACED
ON GOVERNING BODY AT RY,
BURN EMORlAL--LADY Be
COMES MEMBER OF PARK COM
MISSION.

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whose terms Of office have expired
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new names were presenter.
One change was made In the park
commission Joseph Megattln. who
some months ago announced his de
termination to surrender his place,
vas replaced on the commission by
Mrs. Jennie Duncan Prlucr Free
man Carter, whose term Of office had
expired, was reappointed.
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u. S. APPROVES TWO
MILLION r. |. LOAN

Washington Sept. Approval of
a loan of S2,00000o b. the Chicago
Rock Island ana Pacific Railway com,
lany 10 aid + in meeting its 1920 ma.
turing Indebtedness was announced
today by the Interstate commerce
commission The carrier itself il rc
quired to finance in connection with
its maturing Indebtedness appruxi-
mately $4,000 coo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
DR.. BOYD AND A H
BANKS CLOSE DEAL FOR
DUKE CITY SCHOOL BONDS

Albuquerque, April -9.-Dr. David
Ross Boyd Of Albuquerque. and the
American National bank OF okla
homa City. Okla, closed 4 deal 10
purchase the s425.0005 school bond
issue on which they mold an Oh
tion to April Is. Their bid was $3.50
on the dollar with accrued interest to
the date OF delivery. ]. II jenkins
appeared before the board with DR..
Boyd as representative OF the bank.
The conditions OF the bond pur-
chase are advantageous to the CITY
IN that delivery Of the funds viii be
made in installments as the money
y needed by the board Of education
for its building program, payments
to be made upon 30 days notice to
the Oklahoma City bank, while the
bonds remain in escrew, the school
board drawing w per cent interest
on the deferred installments. The
bonds bear 5k per cent. The result
win be to net the board Of education
better than par for the bonds.
Completion OF the bond sales make
Il possible for the school board 10
proceed with the building program,
general outlines OF which have been
completed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
THOUSANDS PROCLAIM
THE MERITS OF
r. e. r " MA

Mrs. Martha G. Dale, r. +. p. 4,
Cannon, Del, writes: u am en-
tirely cured of chronic catarrh Of
the stomach and bowels BY Pc
RU-NA.R
Mr.. J. Bayer, Glendale, Oregon.
seThere is nd medicine like PERU
ma for catarrhal Deafness
Mrs. Kate Marquis, Middleburg,
Ohio: "PE-RU-NA cured me OF
catafrh Of the head and throat"
Mr.. j. III. Collins, Wesson, Mis-
sissippi: "pE-RU-NA makes me
feel vigorous and able to work
without that tired. weak feeling |
Usually have otherwise"
Mrs. p. Ludvigsen, Austin, Min
nesota; Il got rid of ny liver
trouble and can eat anything since
taking PE-RU-NA."
Mrs. 1. Hearing, 2SS East 169th
ST., New York Citys sTsor catarrh
Of the head and stomach, / have
found PE-Ru-NA better than any
other medicine
Mr.. wv. III. Edgar, 40 Cooper ST.,
Atlanta, Georgian HPE~RU~NA
cured me after I had suffered
fifteen years with rheumatism
Mrs. Leona Dodd, r. No. 3
Medon, Tenneasees ePE-RU-NA
Is 4 grand medicine for coughs and
colds"
So many diseases are due to ca
tarrh and catarrhal conditions,
makes PE-RU-NA the best medi-
cine in the world to have on hand
for emergencies and general health
protection. Thousands Of families
are never without a bottle Of Pc
RU-NA or a box Of PE-RurNA
Tablets In the medicine cabinet.
That is the safe way.
You can buy PE%RU-NA any~
where in tablet Or liquid form.
fhH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
OF NEW Mexico
A VICE PRESIDENT
OF HIGHWAY LEAGUE

N LLi|N
Highway convention week Id Hot
Springs came 10 ~ end with the clos
ms session 0f the Bankhead National
Highway association during when
Greensboro, N. cs was CHOSEN a.
the 1921 convention city, the cleo
ton Of officers Of the Bankhead
association, according to Information
received Saturday IN FL Pasu, re-
suited as follows: President. penne
han Cameron, stagvilIe. N. E: vice
presidents. Charles s. McPhefrin.
purant, Okla, and George q. Beld-
ing Hot Springs; secretary, J. "A.
Rountree, birmingham; treasurer,
Leo @. Jones' Talladega. Ala.
The United states Good Roads as
ISOLATION will also meet at Green's
boro next year.
In compliance With tie resolutions
that we're passed governing the reOr-
ganization OF the Bankhead National
Highway association for the purpose
of financing the organization and
Identification Of the route IN the
states through Wheh the highway
passes, the new vice presidents and
directors Of the varioue COMMON
wealthH were announced today.
Texas, which has the largest stretch
of roads OF any Of the states, 10 d.
yidede into tive divisions. That con-
cession wal unanimously made to
the delegates and ia indicative OK
the cooperation that has been
brought about 81 3 result Of the af-
forts Of the convention along tho line
of harmony.
The new board Of directors con-
sists OF q vice president and two
representatives from each state and
constitutes the following: Alabama
Vice president, James SprouI: d.
ractors, Grover G., Waite and J.. NJ.
Miller. TennessezFice president,
Thomas p King; directors D. n.
Crump and @. M. Gainswell. New
Mexico Vice president, g. l. Reese.
MissisRippi-Tice president, R. Ia
Smallwoods directors, J, q. Pruds
and w. Al Boone. Arizona-Vfca
president, 7. @. Heating, directors,
Stanley Kittin and Fred Suffer.
South Car0lina-Vice president, John
d. Harris; electors, g. s. Webb and
Day 4B. TRAILER. Texac Central
West Division)-vice president, T.
O. Ridge#ell, directors, Thomas r.
McLain, J. ~ Dearmond. Virginia.
Vice president, John A. Lesner; d.
rectors, Chaflea 2. Lasaiters w d.
Cardwell. Texas Epanhandle Divis-
ion)-Vice president, II H. Perry;
directors, J. w. Mitchell, Fred
Shieref, Arkanaae-Vice president,
Burton b. EIurd: directors, n &. Nc,
Daniel, Judge i. q. Thweatt. North
Carplina-vice president, q D Arm
strong; difeetoFa. Col. Bannehan
Cameron, @ N. Vanstroy California
Vice president. I'd F9eteher; d.
rectors, b. w shieker. 8. +. Seymour.
Oklahoma-vice president, O. D. john
directors, W. @. McAieater,
Judge r. J.. Ray. Ceorgia-Vice pras-
Ident. n. j. AbnsI: directors. A. s AZ
ford, c. NJ Ferguson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
MILLION BLACK
BASS TO GOlNTOIHE
ELEPHANT BUTTE LAKE
SOUTHWESTERN BASS AsSoclA.
TON PLANS TO PROTECT THEM
FOR TWO YEARSs8TT MEANS
GREAT FISHING,

TO stock the waters above Elephant
Butte dam with 20,O00,000 black bass
procured from the government. and
their protection for q period Of two
years So that at the emo OF that time
fishing viii be provided, is the plan OF
the Southwestern Bass association, Of
I'll Paso, a temporary organization OF
which has been completed, according
to Bobby Levine. temporary president,
Plans are, according to the Times
to place the bass within a large wire
fenced enclosure to protect them from
other fist. AIT the end Of the first
year, he gays, the fish Will be re-
leased from the enclosure, and at the
end of the year following fishing Will
be permitted. The enclosure, he ePti.
mates, VIII be the mean Of reducing
the loss to not more than 80 per cent.
To provide funds for the enclosure
and paying freight on the fish, and to
bear the initial expense of organiza.
tiou, Mr.. Levine says, a membership
campaign will be inaugarated early
next week by present members. Local
spOrtsmen, he says viii be given 0p-
p~ortunity to become Honorary mem
'bers for the first two years, and at the
end Of that time membership fees,
probably Of $40 to s25 per year, will be
charged. Tho erecting OF d club house
near the dam ID included among other
plans.
Present temporary officers OF the
club, besides Mr.. Levine, are w. G.
Walz, vice president John Wren, sec
Rotary; Dr.. H. B. Clutter. treasher;
Police Captain Phoenix, deputy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
OLD WHEEL HORSE Of
COLFAX Democracy
KOHLHOUSEN, DEAD

Ration, N. M, April 20.-DF. g. B,
Kohlhausen a practicing physician In
this city for 80 years. died at ghis
home last night after an Illness Of a
few minutes, death being due to
heart trouble with which he has been
afflicted for a number Of years. Or.
Kohlhausen, a Virginian By birth. was
a staunch democrat. and took an &C.
tive part in state plltics. He wal 5
member Of the state medical board
Of examiners He is survived BIZ o
wife and one son. Lester. The fu-
neral win be- Thursday at the family
home.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

IIA
R. NJ Taylor Of Guy, n. Nj,
accused Of asserting that he n
dorsed the principles Of B0lshev.
ism, II be understood them. was
required by members Of the Dies
hpineH post Of the American
Legion to give proof Oh his loy
atty by kissing the flag and
afterward saluting It.
The incident followed d report
that Taylor had made the al
legged declaration In regard to
Bolshevism In a justice OF the
peace court at Des Moines, ac-
cording to the Des M0inee
Swastilza. The report spread,
and as It spread gained several
variations, making It appear
more serious than the original.
The Swaetika adds
THE Des M0ines post Of the
American Legion were hurfiedly
called together and as Taylor
was getting ready to return to
his home near Guy the boys Of
the Legion In a body came to
Taylor and asked him about the
alleged disloyal remarks. Taylor
claimed that he was a genuine
American. The boys then de-
manded that he show his loyalty
BY kissing and saluting the flag.
Taylor complied with their e
quest.
sAt this point Deputy Sheriff
Jesse Wheeler served a warrant
on Taylor charging him with dis
loyalty. Al Funk had no juriE-
diction IN this case. Taylor was
taken to Clayton that same eve
ming BY wheeler
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
PLEAD GUILTY
AS RESULT OF RAID

Roswell, April 2O.-chief Of Police
German. last Friday morning, raided
"a Mexican and negro gambling joint
in the alley back OF the Prayer build
ing and several suspects were taken In
the net. All were taken to the police
court where five of the men pleaded
guilty to gambling and two TO va.
grancy.
Those who pleaded guilty to gam
ling were: Cruz Lujan. who. because
he was an old offender, was given a
fine OF $50 and the costs. The others
were Bonito Eierro. L. Garcia. n. M.
Miranda. Juan Mirabas and Severa
PONIES. who we're given a fine OF $50
and costs. but $40 Of the fine was no.
mitted. Lawrence Brady. the seventh
member. was dismissed Oh payment Of
the costs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
CAUSE LOSSOF
$4,000 IN VALLEY

EI Paso, April 20s-Poisoned grain.
steel traps and various other death
dealing apparatus will be employed by
local farmers in q big offensive to be
launched in,the near future against an
invading army OF gophers causing a
loss or $4,000 annually In the Rio
Grande valley from breaks in irriga-
ton canals and other ~depredations.
Arthur Laferriere, soils chemist at
the chamber OF commerce laboratory.
will take time from his analysis Of
valley soil to concoct new and deadly
menus TO feed to the destructive
gophers. Mr.. LafefTiere will expert
ment with new chemical substances
capable OF dealing greater havoc when
introduced into the systems Of hungry
gophers.
According to statistics recently COM
piled the damage done by breaks IN
the irrigation bitches OF the United
States reclamation work In the III
Paso valley amounts to $4,000 an
nually, with $700 damage in the Rim
con and $500 III the MesiIla valleys,
making q total OF $780, 200. This does
not include an estimated damage OF
$4,000 done by gophers to community
bitches, private bitches and cultivated
land, making an estimated grand total
OF $4,000.
The breaks In bitches complained
Of start when a gopher makes a bur
row during the winter on the inside OF
q dry irrigation ditch. When the water
is turned on the pressure Of the stream
increases the size Of the holes until
the water finally breaks through.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
CLAYTON BURGLARS
GET VALUABLE PAPERS

Clayton. April 20.-Burglars entered
the office of Pennington and Talbot
through a rear window last week and
took from the safe a box containing
notes and contracts worth aver 5000.
600. It is thought that the work was
done by amateurs as they did not try
TO get Into the cash box and over
looked several thousand dollars worth
Of Liberty bonds which were in the
safe. While all the notes and con.
tracts are worthless to the thieves the
loss is a big n for the concern. A
reward has been offered for the cap.
U r and conviction OF the burglars.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
NOT GUILTY. VERDICT IN
CASE De I. I. COURTNEY

AiamogDfdo. April 2o.-After the
jury was Out "A hours on the 7. Il
Courtney murder case. 4 verdict Of
mot guilty" was brought In a nino
O'Clock Friday morning. The case was
put on trial Monday morning and 4
special fenlre vas required before 4
jury WAS obtained The case Of the
State v. Kirby Weens. charged with
assault while armed with 4 deadly
weapon was aiso tried this week ana
nssEifcl h a hung Jury The Jury was
A once discharged a. Il appeared 70
The court % ha dendlocked, The
Weena cNee Ffnw cut ~ an alleged
assauit when 81 was arrested Cor pio-
alton % the sene lava.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
FIVE TRUE BILLS BY
DE RACA COUNTY JURY

Fort Sumner, April 20.-The dis.
trict court convened here last Monday
morning with Judge Charles r. Brice
presiding. The grand jury was EN-.
paneled on Tuesday and made its fin.
al report Wednesday night, returning
one no bill and five true bills, as fol
lows:
Harvey Crisp, assault with deadly
weapon. Ed. Christian, Earnest Har-
lin. and r. L. Dunn, conducting and
operating a game Of chance, and d.
G. Harris for issuing worthless check.
Christian, Hardin and Crisp were ar.
raigned. Plead not guilty.
Later, Crisp appeared. withdrew
plea Of not guilty and entered plea Of
guilty. Sentence will be announced
later.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
ROSWELL SENDS SPLENDID
PHOTOGRAPHIC DISPLAY TO
HOT SPRINGS ROAD MEET

Roswell. April 1s-Aecording "a
word received here Roswell received
special attention at the convention
OF the United States Good Roads as.
sociation and the Bankhead high
way. held at Hot Springs, Ark. on
account o. the beautiful display OF
photographs which the Roswell dele.
gation placed IL the lobby Of the
Eastman hotel and she headquarters
Of The convention. The plclurgs
show ZONE beautiful scenes. not only
d Roswell. but Of the entire country
through which ne Bankhead high
way would pass. The locatlon % tho
highway. which VIII ran ifom wash.
inetpu ID san Diego. has moi been
definitely made. baf aetlnn uas 10 ~
taken before the e.ose Or ne con
Feniicn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
OZARK TRAIL TO HELP
CLOVIS GET CLOSER TO
OKLAHOMA OIL FIELDS

Clovis, April Bid. W. Jones Of tho
chamber IL commerce has received
word that the Ozark Trails has been
definitely located across Farmer oouh-
". Texas, the last link Of tho nouta
lrom 81 Louis 70 Clovis. Judge Ham.
LIN qf Farwel . noN making prepare.
tons 20 have the road ar8ded and op~
ened up 81 nco and Is soon as this
g done. Clovis and other towns IL
New Mexico VIII have 3 splendid road
20 The biG 81 fields q Oklahoma and
other eaetefn points. The new Trnna
route win be over rs miles shorter
than the chos NOW ii use
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
or mo cRANDE SCHOOL

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
COUNTY CATTLE
IN Splendid SHAPE

Carlsbad, April 21s-County agent A.
2. Smith who has just returned from
an inspection trip throughout the
northwestern part or Eddy county, re-
ports that the entire northern part Of
the county Is in excellent shape. Mr..
Smith says all the cattle he saw are in
splendid condition and there is pros
poets OF a good calf crop. He also 70.
ports that the sheep in this section
are doing fine and the Landing season
will be one OF the best in history, as
the winter weeds have kept the ranges
In good condition and the spring grass
Is coming rapidly. The county agent
is now making plans to eradicate the
prairie dogs in the county and is get
ting his crew OF workmen together to
start the drive the first Of the month.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Alnbunuernuc. April is.-The Nc.
kinley Land and Lumber <ompany
Of this city hnve resumed operations
again altar several days shit down
% account Of n~nfayorhnIe 1ogkine
conditions IN ne woodt. me blR
MIL viii run on half CAPACITY for
few days untH q supply d Iuea can
- secured and viii start ne entire
plant ~ ne last " the moath Inee
ar nos being tuFnea cut n tie
woods lAsseF than cars con Be ne
eafed % handle them.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
.DANKHEAD HIGHWAY
TO CO VIA ROSWELL

Roswell, April 20.--A telegram was
received in Roswell Saturday from
Claude Simpson. 4 member OF the 10.
cal delegation attending the National
Good Roads convention az Hot
Springs. Arb, stating that the Bank
head highway will pass through RIOS
well. This is great news for the Pecoa
valley town as this is one OF the most
important highways in the country
and a great amount Of travel passes
over il each year. me building OF the
road viii be pushed as rapidly as pos
aible and nothing viii be left undone
to make this one Of The most popular
highway ID the country.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Las Cruces. April 20s--M. j. Steven.
son OF this city was shot and instantly
killed at Chamberino Saturday morn
Ing, the shooting, il ii alleged, being
one with q high power rifle III the
hands OF H. s. Ardoin. According TO
reports reaching here Stevenson and
AFdoin had some trouble over the
boundary Of a line fence and Ardoin
fired two shots, both taking effect Just
above the heart. Sheriff Lucero
brought Ardoin before Judge Garcia
who placed his bond at 10000 to ap-
pear this week Tor a preliminary hear.
Ing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
COUNTY PRIMARIES
TO BE- Held ON NAY II

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
CANTRELL SELLS HOLDINGS
TO PRAIRIE OIL COMPANY

Roswell, Aprf 2O.1-H. 3. Cautrell
and associates Of FL Paso have sold
their extensive oil holdings 10 the
southwestern part OF the state 70 the
Prairie OIL and Gas company. This
sale means that the Prairie company.
done with a high power rifle IN the
mid-continent field, ~ going 10 work
In this section soon. This is good news
for those who are Interested In oil IN
this part Of the state,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Lagl8tad. ApFIl NJ. FfMnk Head.
eFsea the oldest Mason IL 1erns and
AeN MHaieo ana metub4f 81 ~ Gaia
s4d hiee LeaHe, died a hfs dosae
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Carrizozo, April 20,-The burning OF
a small pile OF brush wal the beginn-
ing Of a big fire in the forests on the
Wingfield ranch near here last week.
The quick response OF the neighbora
and the men working on the road near.
by averted what might have been a
serious loss to the Wingfield family
as the fire was rapidly nearing the
ranch home. Several hundred acres
were burned over.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Carrizozo, April 2O.-Two Rock Is-
land railroad bridges we're burned
near here last week, n about eight
miles north OF the city and the other
Just below Oscur0. Bridge crews were
put on the job in a hurry and traffic
was resumed after about "A hours. 1t
ID thought that the fire was caused by
tumble weeds piling up against the
timbers Of the bridges and these were
set on fire by sparks from the engines.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
CITY-SANTA RITA
HIGHWAY ABANDONED

Silver City. April Blowing to the
fact that several Of the farmers did
not care to have q road go through
their land. the proposed highway from
Silver City to Santa Rita has been
abandoned. This means that It win
be at. least one year before the sub.
ieet can be revived and another year
before work on the road could Bio
started, as all Federal aid projects
must BE- approved by the state high
way commission and the Federal com
mission. IN the meantime all hope for
q good highway between Santa Rita
and this city Is gone,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

TueHlncaft ~ "A. April la.-Tha
Aaaae o. TnaY 1lnoero AZ TuenneAfi
eea9At flge laat EFgtMY niaat Ane
~AF e~amBlaisiY DESTROYED. Tha ram
~ aad several % lha n~alahtasn
natef paF1 ~ tha faruifefe. haa eers
aeaele @ oss 80 beiitlsE Aa1lew
aa4 n4tftT ft1aht IRE eet was.
mfef y ~ IRE tafeffmea4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
YOUNG MAN KILLED
WHEN TRUCK CAPSIzES

Raton. n. A.. April 2o-Ray Bart.
lett, q young man Of this city. vas
Killed near Taylor Springs. ia he
south part OF Colfax county, ysster.
day afternoon when a truck he waa
driving overturned on him. Hia wife.
Mrs Mollie Delaney Bartlett, has
gone q The place Of the accident.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Clovis April 20.-The /. r. D. Caflle
company closed q contract & few days
ago whereby the entire crop az Here
ford calves from he ranch N1l be sold
% Kansas buyers for he sum o. s5z.so
Per head. The contract runs over 4
period Of ak years and a said % Be-
the longet period % timo ever written
n . contract Of ihls kind. There afe
about 5000 head nf the calves every
yesF and this herd has beah eeiab
llehea foE ever - years