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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
FIND EXTINCT TRInEs
ts-sTORY STONE APARTMENT

Baitomore. Dec. S7-The discov-
cry of a stone apartment" building
As stories high and containing 1000
rooms believed tc have been the
home Of now extnc tribe Of Amer
lean Indians. will be announced To-
morrow NJ a meeting Of the Arrh-
geological Institute of America al
Johns Hopkins university.
The apartment" was uncovered
with group Of towns representing
an ancient civilization in the midst
OF the southwestern desert. II was
uncarthed by the School OF Amer
lean Research conducted al Santa
Fe, n. NJ by the institute. II will
be described by Edgar l.. Hewitt. d.
rector cf the school, at the meeting
OF The institute held in conjunction
with the American Pathological as
sociation and the Maya society.
Several thousand persons may
have lived In the newly discovered
building, which Mr. Hewitt believes
was the center Of community life in
Us district
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
POISONING COYOTEs TO BIZ
WINTER SPORT or FARMERS

Clayton. Dec. e6.-Owing 10 the
great damage done TO poultry and
young stock by coyotes, the farmers
Of Union county will make an effort
during the winter 20 rid themselves
Of these pests by the use Of poison.
A large number Of communities have
already started the work aud will
have the cooperation Of all the
slockmen as well as the county
agents. A brand new poison, which
is said 20 be tasteless, will be used.
this being supplied 10 the farmers
free with instructions for using.
This method has been used ny the
stockmen for sometime and the
farmers Of the county have decided
to Join the work and an effort will
be- made to clear the entire county
during the winter.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
LOCAL COWBOYS PLANNING
Big time new YEARS day

In the burro roping contest Flay
Peterson won first money. ropmg
and lieins his burro in % ia sec
onds; and Bob Turwalen second
In the sheep roping contest we did
not learn the winaers
on nexl saturday. New Years day.
there will be another meeting here
al the same place ard the public is
most cordialy invited 10 be present
and witness these manly sports
Messrs Tarwalcr aud Peterson have
assured the Courier that the cow
buys viii be here in full force ia
take part Il is the intention of the
promoters Of this contest 10 give a
i.rst and second prize in both the
sheep and burro roping events. Then
loo, YOU viii see some fancy riding
among these men as they are among
ilic hest IN tho state
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
EDWARDS VISITS COLUMBUS.

Al Edwards Of III paso was in
Columbus this week In the interest
OF the boxers he represents in III
Paso. Manager Edwards will con-
fer with Lieut.. White. Twenty
fourth matchmaker. as 20 the possi-
hility OF Sunny Jim meeting Hard
Hitting Jimmie Wright or Gorilla
Jones In Columbus Fort Worth
sports writers once gave sunny Jim
a decision over Gorilla Jones. I'd
wards ace middlewcighl, Frank Var
chan, will will reach VI Paso from
Allentown, Pa, New Years day. ac-
cordins 10 Edwards. who proposes
TO 'iart Yarchan against the best
middleweights IN the west and
southwest This winter
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
lARRAzOLO SAVES STARR
FROM HANGMAN'S MOOSE

not restricted. Tho statute passed
by the territorial legislature, re-
quirlne recommendation from the
penlicnliary board. was, in his opln-
lon. invalid and Of no effect. The
statute was contrary 10 the organic
act creating the territory. which
vested The pardonins power solely
IN the governor. therefore, he said.
y could not have been recnacied by
The adoption Of the state consiitu-
tion. Ne believed the supreme
court would take that view.
Clcmeacy For Boys
Tho seven boys In the state re-
form school at Springer, given par
dons. are seberino Ortiz. Luna
county; Jose Acosta. Luna county;
Consiscion Pcna. Luna county: Ed
die 0oane. Grant county; Fidei La
foya, Grant county; Domingo Sis
neros. Curry county; and Eduardo
Saucedo. Grant county.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
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STATE OFFICIALS WANT MORE
OFFICE ROOM m CAPITOL

Santa Fe, Dec. 2s-The project
for an extension Of the New Mexico
capitol will be revived at the forth
coming session Of the legislature.
and state house officials who pro-
test at a continuation OF what they
call west pocket apartment life
will make strong representations To
the lawmakers. The plan being adj
vocaied is the issuance Of s2OO.OoO
IN certificates secured by $4,000
acres OF public land allotted for
capitol maintenance and payment OF
Indebtedness by the income from
these lands. II is claimed the in
come is sufficient TO pay off the in
debiedness In fifteen years, interest
and principal.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
III Paso Is Planning Big Champion
ship Cowboy Contest foe Four
Days-January i2-iS.

The bull-doeging event III the
Championship Contest Of COWBOY
sports 10 be- held IN the Rio Grande
Park. III Paso. January 1915, will
contain many thrills and keen com
petition. Jim Massey Of snyder Tex.
who won the championship Of the
world on throwing SIX steers at Tex
Ausiin's World Championship Con-
test held In Chicago. this year has
already entered this event and has
shipped his thousand dollar bull
dogging horse which he expects 10
take him tO another victory Of this
contest Among his closest COM
pciitors will be- slim Gasky Of
Wichita Falls, Texas, who was a
very close second 10 MIN for The
championship Of the world and has
won first money IN great many
hull-dogglng contests IN the SOUTH
west Also Frank McCarroll and
Roy Quick Of Cheyenne. Wyoming
who have both won money over
Massey at previous contests in the
last two years, will be here. A this
event is decided by time, the time
being taken from the time the steer
leaves the chute until the cowboy
rides 10 him, leaps 10 his horns, aud
throws him by hand. some very ex-
pert timekeepers will boz required
for this event, as very frequently
the winners are decided by split
traction Of second. and where SO
many expert contestants are enter
ed the time Is liable 10 be very
close.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
The Governors Constitutional Par
dOnina Power is Absolute; Men
Arrested on New charss.

Santa, Re, Dec. eo.-The eover-
nor's constitutional pardoning pow
cr under the New Mexico constilu-
tion is absolute and cannot be
abridged b. legislative act. he does
not need 10 have the ratonmenas-
ton of the pen'ttatiary commis-
sioners; be was within his rights In
pardoning the 70 Villistas convicted
Of murder In the Columbus raid,
but their re-arrest by Luna county
authorities while In prison was also
valid according TO the ruling of the
Supreme Court announced today In
the habeas corpus PROCEEDINGS
brought by the Mexican government
In behalf Of the prisoners. consr-
uuently the rdpaenod5hrdlushIuld
quenily the pardonsd Mexicans will
remain in uhe peni,cntiary for safe
keeping pending their removal 10
Luna county Tor new trials
The Supreme Court decision takes
rap a. The governors contention
that the Nillisias might have been
entitled to the treatment accorded
prisoners Of war wheR Il says "lhcy
were not entitled 10 the exemption
from criminal prosecutions acrorlpd
10 members ~ recogn'z Il military
organization"
The court refers 10 villa as "A
notorious bandit and % the
pardonci men ~ -mrmhrrs af
marauding hand of MrNieans
who killed a number of nur eiii-
zens without conceivable canse
or proyocation
Had the petitioners" SAYS ihe
opinion. written By Chief IuSiire
Frank W Parker. -becn nrmllcr- ~
ihe army Of any rccogn.K,l rnVern-
mcnt IN MeNico. the episo,lr un-
doubleday would have furnished
ample ground for war With our
neighboring republic"
As Ia the parioninR power the
court says:
There may be regulations By
law of the manner OF its eNer-
cisc. but the ultimate power and
right 10 pardon N granted unrr-
strained by any conditions other
than the conscience and Wis
dom and sense Of pnltiE' ausy Of
the governor, No ofhrr boarsl M
person Il 10 be consulted nor Is
their approval 10 be oblalnrJ.
The decision rests solely with
The governor"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
CAPPER SHOWS now n. C.I.
vICTIMIZEs CONSUMERS

Washington. Dec. 27.-A load OF
Oklahoma wheat which netted tho
growers $3.50 cost the consumer
Saei.a3 when II was baked into
bread, according TO Senator Arthur
Capper Of Kansas, who today cited
several glaring instances OF exhor-
bitant profits accruing 10 middle-
men as opposed TO the producer.
Another Oklahoma farmer. the
senator pointed out sent q green
hide 70 st. Louis commission
house and received s2i0 for Il. but
the freight cost ~ 100 and the deay-
age 10 cents, 20 the farmer owed the
commission house nine cents.
CONSUMERS are paying q 10 q
cents a pound for steaks cut from
cattle which bring tho grower six
cents a pound, Senator Capper said.
aud 40 cents pound Tor pork chops
from hogs for which the growers
gci nine cents.
Floyd county, Iowa, farmers are
burning corn for fuel because Ton
Of Il will not bring The price Of a ton
of coal, the senator added.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
MRS AMBROSE CALLED TO
TIiE GREAT BEYOND

Mrs. Mary J. Ambrose, wife Of Al
bert Ambrose, passed away We'd
nesday OF last week at the family
home In Deming aged n years, one
month and eight days. having been
born In Rochester, n. v November
H. 1889. She was a member OF the
presbyterian church in Nevada. Mo
ana besides her husband is survived
by four sons, Robert Earl and Seth
d. Of Deming. the latter an employe
OF the Murray a Lane Co, and Al
bert G. and Charles r., OF Fort
Worth Texas. Mr., and Mrs. Am
brose had been married fifty-one
years. or September i2th she lost
her daughter, the youngest child.
Mrs. Dave Lehr OF San Antonio,
Texas, and never fully recovered
from the shock.
Funeral services were held ai ihe
home Friday afternoon, Rer. VIII
Hanson, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church conducting the services.
Music for the services was furnish
ed by a quartet of ladies'. The floral
offerings were many and beautiful.
Inc remains were laid 10 rest in
NounlainNiew cemetery.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
OF RAIDERS LEGAL,
MEN Held OF new CHARGE
BIG crowd ATTENDED
TIE CHRISTMAS BOXING

While the weather last Saturday
was NOT az pheasant a. Il might have
been yet u did not dciract from the
crowd that attended the boxing con-
tests Of the 2ith Infantry Arena. and
those who attended were not the
ieaft bit disappointed for Il was the
best bout that has ever been pulled
of IN this city. The Regimental
band furnished the music for the
occasion and the bass drummer was
right on the Job when II came 10
registering the blows. A synopsis
Of the results follows:
Gorilla Jones knocked out speed
ball Hayden In nine rounds. The
bout was scheduled for 20 rounds.
Battling Brown OF the Twenty
fourth Infantry Knocked out Cyclone
Briegs Of n paso in the fifth
round Of scheduled eight round
bout.
Babe Cabcll of the 2ith Infantry
Machine Gun company knocked out
Battling Dudley In the second
round Of a scheduled four rouuder.
Rose Of Headquarters company
won "A decision over White of the
Machine Gun company In four
rounder.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
WASHINGTON III .VAMPS"
mr ny CONGRESSMAN

Washington Dec. 2T-Ropreson-
talive Frank Clark Of Florida de
olared war on the ehe-vamn' today
when he introduced a bill IN The
house against MASKING in the Dis
iriei Of Columbia.
Washers should be draped about
prison cells instead Of Washington
street corners" declared Mr.. Clark
"a year on the rock pile would make
the worst he yamp want lo wear
hlindurs for the rest Of his natural
life"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
s0C0RR0 MAN ENIURrD
WHILE rICkING MusTIErnr

Deputy q S. Surveyor W. r. Htr.
rick met with . serious seoidsn,
this week when he fell from tres
while gathering mistlstos near ssn
Antonio, New Mexico. Nr Herritk
was one o. party who had e8Sie
70 the woods 20 gather greens ior
chrlsimas decorations. and while un
"a a tree a limb broke throwing him
to the ground ten feat hclow. llc Nas
picked up unconscious aud |alrn lo
the hospital NJ socorr0 whefp hs n
said 10 be IN scrlous eondlP'hn ~
though the doctors think De viii
recover.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
Peterson and Tarwaler Have PLANNED
Coed Program Of Sheep and
nurrO Roping.

Last Saturday afternoon crowd
of cowboys from this vicinity met in
Columbus and pat on an excellent
exhibition Of roping much 10 The
pleasure and satisfaction Of a large
crowd. They slagrd their performs
ance ON the street one block north
Of the posioffice, Among The boys
who were in attendance and took
part in the contest were flay Peter
son. Boh Tarwaier. Mac. Tarwater
Carl Peterson, RulIn Peterson, Louis
lorecnson, Rurl Tarwalcr, D'l n's-
crson Don Tarwaler aud Ramon
! fahela.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
CHAMPION STEER BULL-DOGGEU
TAKES PART IN Ell PASO CONTEST
rwO SMALL BOYS N TROUBLE

Monday night two small boys Of
this city were taken into custody
by Officers Jack Breen and Clarence
Rogers for robhing posiofficr hoxes
IN the Columbus postoffice. They
were taken Ia Deming the following
day aud are being held awaiting the
sitting Of the Juvenile court II Is
reported that there are some other
boys here who have been iampcring
with posl0fficc boxes, and II is 10
he hoped that the arrest Of these
two Will prove a lesson 10 others.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
CHIEF JUSTICE PARKER
VICTIM or ACCIDENT

Santa Fc. Dec. 2s.-Frank W. Par
ker chief justice Of the New Mexi-
co supreme court. is confined 10 his
home suffering from a broken leg
sustained when he fell from a step
ladder Sunday afternoon.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
ESTES HEARING POSTPONED

Santa, Fc Dec. 2S.-The hearing
Of George Estes. who faces disbar-
ment In the United States Court, has
been postponed Judge Colin Neblelt
set the hearing for last Wednesday.
hut granted a posiponemcnt when
the lawyer sent word that he want
ed more time for the purpose Of
getting deposilions.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
n co. WINS REGnIENTAL
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

II Company Of the Twenty-fourth
Infantry on Christmas day won the
resimenial football championship
Tor 1870 by defeating , Company,
which came down from Fort Hua-
chuca for the holiday game.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31
NOT GUILTY

Tom Phelps charged with selling
Two gallons Of gotol % a sald.cr for
- was tried before Judge Cole
Mednesday afternoon. Attorney A
W sprcat appeared for the defen-
can't and sftsr . trial that lasted
Tor about two hours, Phelps was
acquitted.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31

The Roswell chamber Of commerce
held a big meeting this week 10
close up the business for the past
year and elect officers. The past
year has been the most successful
in is history.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-12-31

The s-inch casing has been set
W the big water we'll at Roy and
water Is standing within eo0 feet Of
the top. A pump viii soon be IN
stalled and a test run made 10 de-
'ernllne the amount Of water In the
well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
FILMED PAGEANT
At COURT THEATRE

Unusual interest is being manifested
in the announcement that Wheeling IS 10
be given the opportunity OF witnessing
the wonderful pageant that was put on
at Columbus last summer by the Cen
tenary Conservation committee or the
Methodist Episcopal church.
This production was filmed by Mr.. d.
w. Griffith and presented to the Centeh-
alx as his contribution TO Methoolsni
and The six big reels will be shown az
the Court theatre next Tuesday anu
Wednesday under the auspices or the
building committee Of the Warwood
NJ. f. church.
The purpose an dplan Of the pageant
was: LIT
need Of taking the gospel Of Jesus
Christ into all world.
Second-To visualizethe Centenary
program through which Methodism IL
attempting TO do her immediate share IN
Third-To give brief glimpse Of the
great Christian pageant The way
churchmen all agreed the affair was
the most wonderful and inspiring sight
they had ever witnessed and the release
of the films will give many he oppor'
tunity Of witnessing 1t who were un-
able to be at Columbus.
The demand for seats iS very heavy
and doubtless many will be unable L,
gain admittanco TO the three perform
anCes next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
BEATS GASOLINE AT
Is CENTS A GALLON
New. Invention Makes Fords Run "a
M1les on Gallon OF Gasoline-Other
Cars Show Proportionate
Savings.

A now carbuetor which cuts down
the gasoline consumption Of any motor,
including the Ford. and reduces gasoline
bills from one-third to one-half is the
proud achievement of the Air Friction
Carburetor Co. Ala Madison ST., Dayton.
Ohio This remarkable invention not
only increases the power Of all motors
from 30 to so percent. but enables
everyone to run slow on high gear. With
il you can use the very cheapest grade
OF gasoline or half gasoline and half
kerosene and still have more power and
moro mileage than you now get from the
highest test gasoline. Many Ford owners
say they now get rs high as As or so
miles to n gallon Of gasoline. So sure
are the manufacturers of the immense
saving their new carburetor will mako
that they offer TO send it on 80 days
trial to every car owner. As 1t can he
put on or taken off in few minutes
by everyone All readers who want to
try 1t should send their name. address
and make OF car to the manufacturers
at once. They also want local agents to
whom they offer exceptionally large
profits. Write them today.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
MOUNDSVILLE
news
R~abody wtthdraws

HO8DOOY "IbuoIS"1
enfannin F. Peabody announced yes
tsrday TO his friends that he has with
drawn from the race for the Republican
nomination for county clerk at the May
primary. Mr.. Peabody stated that sew
esaI business tSese w Maye Tsfg
Wiling he had decided 10 withdraw
The news Of his withdrawal will come
as q surprise to many friends as he had
received lots OF assurances OF support
curing MS Aged Lady Dies
Mrs. Mary NJ. McAllister. aged IS.
OF Louisville. Ohio, died at the home OF
her niece. Mrs. r. l.. Dowdsll at Glen
tale yesterday morning.
sis, which she suffered some weeks ago.
For the past several years she has made
her home with her niece In Glendale.
- Mrs. McAllister Is survived by one
brother. Clark Kitchener, OF Jasper. Col.
one sister, Mrs. \. James OF Barnesville
Ohio. and several nephews and nieces.
~, Funeral services will be held at
Louisville, Ohio, at 2 o'clock tomorrow
VIII Play Linsly
- One OF the best games OF the year Is
= expected tomorrow evening when the
Moundsville High nine clashes with the
Linsly Institute team on the local field
-. ut I o'clock.
the Valley and are logical candidates
for the championship as they defeated
~Triadelphia Tuesday.
r The local team was defeated by Tri-
adelphia but have rounded into shape
and expect to MIN; r.,.
The fre truck was called to s. W.
L Boocher's barn about l o'clock yester-
Nay afternoon. Someone had been burn
Ing waste paper and had set the side
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West Virginia Woma n
Grateful to Tanlac Since
Her Health Has Been Re-
stored by It.
COULD NOT RAISE
HER HAND TO HEAD
Saws She Never Felt Better
In Her Life Than She
Does Now-Gains TWEEN
ty-seven Pounds.

It is indeed. doubtful II the remark
able powers Of Tanlac have ever been
more clearly or forcibly demonstrated
than in the case Of Mrs. Ross Sharp,
r. F. D. 4. Huntington, West Virginia.
Mrs. Sharp is so grateful for the re-
turn OF her health that she called at
the Mcclure drug store, in Huntington.
to relate her wonderful experience. In
telling Of the benefits she has derived
from the medicine she declared that her
weight had been increased twenty-seven
pounds in little more than moEn's
time and requested her statement pub
lished Here is her story:
1T certainly Is wonderful how quick
" the right medicine Will get a per-
son to feeling right again. At the time
I began taking Tanlac. a little more
than q month ago, was suffering from
indigestion so bad that actually dread
ed to eat Just as surely as I ate any
thing I would suffer untold misery.
Ny food seemed to form lump in the
pit Of my stomach, gas would form and
press on my heart until could scarcely
breathe. During these attacks my heart
acted so strangely and I had such diff