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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

fulI or confidence m result ~ m"
arnuuthnca- aud dispatch with when
the ':rouu and whit" aggregation over
ran the Salnm uutht Ia tho tun" OF
$40. consequently they showed mn Mn
usual amount OF pop and dash. u"
thrcr weakneasrp ur tho team 4" tn"
correcting ~ which the conchCH VIII
nav especial attention In this week
work out Rrr clipping. blocking ana
"a Killing Although tho interference
rCrms welt ~ shown N saturday y
sank the playcrH who form II allow
men ~ the opposing team L" Hltt
through nud nall tho runner. Th"H"
weak points viii be- StrnngtHcned Az
(ar us popslhlc this week. and every
effort mad" To hay" tho team at It's
best when thcS clash with TIA" power
fuI team from Detroit tniNersib n"~t
Saturday.
coach Huland, who was present as
"A witness to the argument between ID"
trniI UuiNcrsity aud ~. Louis last Sat
urdaN Ia ~ tho opinion that II VIII
rru,, Il. l., thr toughest pI"p"nil'""
on III, ,irrou and White schedule Thus
"a, this Ia, atinE ioam has not ""ly
,,,ualnrd uudCtsated hut haN" com"
tI,r.,ush each contest Win t"r hr'' )
a.uTe la Ih'li IaN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
BASE BALL WAR THREATENED.
DECLARES PRESIDENT HEYDLER

ever. have been provided for any even
tualtty.
War May Follow.
"If u does moan war. then the TO-
sponsihllltN for war must rest with
those who deliberately chose To remain
aloof from Ia" councils Of their friends.
Rather than war. | say tn" door ~
w"lC"m" Is wide open and We again
plead with all To take their proper place
in line and So present u united front IN
thus fight for the common good.
Probability of n baseball war waR
freely discussed by baseball men here
today. many Of Thorn called to testify
before the grand jury Investigating The
baseball scandal. While President II. r.
Johnson. OF the American League re-
fused to b. interviewed. friends Of his
declared an attempt was being made to
Dust him from the American League
presidency Men who were not favorable
To Johnson said his apparent opposition
In reorganization was simply continu-
alton of TINS opposition to tho club
owners who sided against him last win
ter.
Possible Solution.
Some baseball men prot"Sscd To soc
the solution OF the problem In tho meet
Ing "r minor league officials mt Kan
saS city. November > saying that which
ever side the minors sided with. would
win. for the other side would hr unable
To obtain bah players and would he
'staTLc Cd uut O..
The eleven owners who attended yss-
t1rdyr's conference however. have
aligned nn agreement that th"y VIII
stick Together and form - - 'lub League
n thu other 1.-Two American League clubs
aud I"hnn"n Il" not Join them In the re-
Organization plans An ultimatum was
isHuod giving tho flyr 'lubn until No
vSmbCr to make their dociBlon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
METHODISTS DECLARE
ROUGH TACTICS WERE
USED At GEORGETOWN
Team nattored Up BADLY upon Return
20 wssIsyan-oapt. Bn"dsGAr Only
Man Not injured.
.rrcIoI to The Intcilixcncrr

Special To Th" Intelligence.
UIuckhnnnUu. oct. 10. No WoHt Nir-
glnln Wesleyan football cl'vcn has ever
boon No badly uD"d up an tho eighteen
men who took part In III" Georgetown
GuiN,rHlty Ramr at Washington tlty
lust saturday. i;"ughu"SE OF pra"ti-
,aIly every sort featured Wesleyan.
win a light fast hnrd-nghtlnH team,
held an udgr over Georgetown during
tho nrst half having gained more Er"uud
md having showed better football than
the Catholics Hob lIlgHinS and John
frltun rely on clean hard football q"
win and when Wesleyan became th"
prey of ruthlcrS attack IN the second
half and men were carried from -
held suffering with Injuries as I'll" g.
rulI or football not played according
L. the ruleh Woslnyan's hopes folI short
81 helms realised.
Whila tho Eama Ia Washington rr"h-
ably maTkA the end at fO"thaii rcin .
li"na brIWcen Wohloyhn ana ii""rH"
i"wn. thu fact rUmains ihal lh" We"
icyau ,luVen haA hard E"ino Ia tu"h
hHunUn nn Saturday. p' i"hor ~ ~ht'h
n,usI ba played VIII a patched az cIoy
80 ThIsi ,"iissG auh W'I",l"" "V''
1IiuHvIilu ."ii"so ."d ia" t"iv"'"hv
Il nufG"I" "itd u" ,inr Il"N 81 nll' rh""y
T.. a % Ila win rii, Nonisy"" " h"l
a.. ",I"Ui !" ih, r''v' ~ '""ie"I l""'
n.i"'i"y ""o ~'"h '"l't h""h".
."I In ia" mnI. n,"t "i,i"s h""h act ~
l"i.d ~hIi" h"'I ''r"I'' '"'l" A. I"l"
~ .nd V","l ~ th, iI"' zee" VIE" 'l''
rata nam, v", 80 L.. I"l.I II Nsa
u.tt.d T., g.. -" 'hul i'"r"slil"n hul
ih"i r"rp""ltl"" h"" r'"v"n I" T." =
,nI"i.L.n hI." Ihlti !" r"EIhl"g "l""
bat at rarv To-, nnI n"h itigr'nH -
rIahl ~ n"rlu.' ~ hnii rt"p"Hlil"" wa,
dfrndrrllv "'lrri'd ""i ~ f'"ihu !
Ulsytrr
Thu attendance -, ~" G'"," cav
purn~ dld MT ""'"" ~ !" "sr"' iril"""
at huuph n wsr % 'o'nTd hTonE'r 1h'
praatr-I rtnwd over nuHetnblnd h"r" ~
expected I" turn out I" az" III" IhIc'.
wrslryru gnu"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

ILr I"v"I""d InIl""" -h"~,d Ih'I,
.i"'. "- '"'" ""h s." i'"ll r'In,'." '''"'" !"
,h', "",r "iI", 'h' ""'I"- ""h-h 'h""
10, dId ~ TIC -",I-" u-"If H..
Nuilh - hu'upIrus 'n"l U"I De- ~" beet
I",n ,l"h q" -" country I" th"I p'-"."'
"h"r". hur Ih"r 80" go" 81 ~" nn"~I
nVrr"uril"n" - ",hl"l"" "'"t rnih"'"d
I"rUih"r
Alto, ~" ~"'I"r "ni"i rhry mot n"h
hivIh"d III" m"n"y "rr"rt"""d :" ~"
" luu"rp t.I"unnh rDU"IH. huulthorp"'I y,
ITlu"rr. the Kids who wUrr not with lh"
i"nm l"uE enough !" u" eligible. the
whluw 81 Ray chapman all ware cured
TuI h.nrh player technically "ullil"d
to rhar" IN Ia" loot contributed vulun-
tRrlIy something like $500 1" nlh"rE WIN
hnd hclp"d tho team.
Contrast that with tho wranglca over
pcunioq 81 other clubs, with tn" grnEp-
Ing. mclel"- grabbing tactics Of tn"
Yankees last spring when they "HtOud
on thrIr rights and forced the club
nwncrs Ia pWy th"m back money which
had been awarded To persons they did
not consIdur entitled to ahar" IN tho
bonus they received for finishing third
Contrast 1t with tho behavior OF thu
white Sox who. one fail, took the cit
tire rrCrIfts OF tho Chicago club. diVid-
I'd II and departed. most OF them with
out paying tho clubhouse man for wash
ing ih"lr uniforms during the season.
CnIrart It with the strike Of the cubs
md White SOX for n few more hullurs.
and one begins l." understand why 81
many PERSONS In baseball wanted tho
Indians to win
1t WAS tho nicklc grabbing Of thu
Yankees last spring which broke up the
team for weeks aud which caused much
81 the friction between lIuggina and his
plnyrrs.
Verify, after all. 1t pnyr to be- DO
. cent citizen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

u,,.,,,I uIupniuh 10 The InlelliF"n' -
NurEantnwu. Oct - --hEniuei NH''
-, Erw HRyon on Saturday OF INV"
wcck two candidates for tho mJthi'nl
~. American football team. both m"tn
her. OF tho West virginia tnlr"rFt'y
eleven, will make their bow. They ar"
'pIR Joe IIurrlck. right end. VIII"
Weighs l9I pounds and has played tw"
years ut tackle With great DISTINCTION
and Carl Beck. at loft haltback, tho
schoolboy from HarrIsburg (PR). T"rh-
nIcal NiKh school whose feat In scoring
no lras than twenty-ninc touChdoVnS In
tho course Of tho 1919 scholastic season
brought him national prominence.
Iicck weighs 1856 pounds; Ia extremely
fast and one OF the most eluslN" run
urrs even the oldest OF Old-timcrs hay"
.vcr seen here He has fully come up
10 his prep school reputation here.
breaking zoos, for a thiry-yard rIn
against PITTS strong defense carly in
tho pitt-Wcst Virginia encounter ana
Iptr IN th,. game taking punt back
through the entire Pitt team for siHp :
nyr yards and "A tOuchdO~n. In West
Virginia'S other games h" has don"
..>rm more scn-a tiQnni feA's and unless
ne suffers u r~v"rEal 81 form On Salur-
day viii kr"p Yale worried
iIarrick WAS mentioned for Al -hfn"ri-
can tackle last yeur and pi"k"h by many
newspaper critics NJ end n" .~ pnrf"rm-
INK even more HcnsatlonhlI' Ito thk"N
forward pas<ss with the best Of them
aud hIr strength IN this f"phr tmrnt ~
shown In his EcorinE nyc '"u'hfo"nH In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
DOWN HTATnns OOMIRo RoATa To
our hhSna0h FOn DnFnArn
IR FAST YEARS WahnL
Inu UH Tnn ELY
UoAah Mes zsaI 0old Through ssss.'
w"IG"ul maay a.- rt.y. RE
ns.tsl Saturday


\ nl"hh"'" Ftlhl'"" GHhr 0h""ih ''h
rro.. GO" a,"". l,,rI .'r','h'r ,''' a."
n,l.. l"re '...ld o"i ir". ~"''''''..
,r.LI. ,ho,I, r,..,, ," ,.". 80 'h" '"'' q
,,"r.,., ro,r goat. ro,",- o. 'n' "'""'."
ilr y, i,,,,., ct ,I,tr rnr,, 80 -" 'i""''
D.. .r,.,t,n.I ..Erl, .,r "I''i"'lr''' " 90 rl"'
,,,-I l,..l..d ,l,." "- 80. ",""i tie" "'
.,.,,r,,.I., 49, rI. .'rar. 'hr",l'""rl"r
Nlh,.l,,r v.,r ,u. 90 80. '''."' tenn 70
20 ftr rNrt,r, b.. urf ir'.'.d '' "'" W.
30. I,rvi hur 90 trrhrll. dnr 49, Il '"'
nr,l o.. tho r.a,lta 81 -. ~ h" I'"t
Nnruurluu auI hrti, afn" Nh'linE'""
game. Indicated las, wr'k 'h"tl"Ti"h
a."t,d ~ ,l,turS "N"r tn h'rlin'""
rIcy,u white ~" G"ld war ""i. "hl" 60
drf,nr the raiu, i"aut g
tut this -trcnEth Is hNe"h %" u''l" ~
nee i.,,ir. o. Coach toes .'ui lu" 'nln'
.,. und rlrInE iu duItUK tia ''' "',d nall
N,r Il - rInIn In D.. -"rn thHi 'h"rI''
r..u h,a - strrutJ off'ua, although ~"
a, l,u-, ,runut l., determined a. MAJ
linton ptCa,hi,d w"nh i"ai" g." "'''
rId"s
,htrI,alu ,urm h,t' h"i"tdhb i''"'
1000 ,.,, ct tn, b.. o. t,,uH - th' N'Hi'
.,,d ti,r meat tuut,d ,"ni'"d'' t"' ih'
h,u"i I"uHhtI. "''"tdl"H w.
.5t,nria,t. Broi hIsh r't,''"i Itlh ''I'"
"a" TEA and itl'' i"ir "'II 80 80 a. =
k,as. iaaim veil experienced ""h "''
nat has ~"u ,,'r SAM 'h'r 1'"' ~"
oh~y I"Hhi"m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

Miller IIlREing by III" why. Ia IN all
probability done nm MANAGER Of tho
Yankees The brunt Of tho blame for
the NLnk fnllur" Ia win the American
l"nRu, pcunnnt nflrr they had II almost
at their mrrry. hna fnllon upon him d.
Whether hc dCrrrv"- II or not Ito must
stand II. "" mnhn blund"rr Ia the flnhl
wcrtrrn trip Tint w"rr nufurRlvabl".
hut his lnCk uf tnCt IN handling players
WIN worse thnn TINT
II ~ certain TINT IN" Yankee owners
want Wllhcrt RobinE"n mn manager. bat
I,uhby IN nll probability cannot vet
out Of tho National league. GcorR"
from thu American by u H. Johnson
ycnrH nEo may succeed lluFgIns. Tho
man I would like 10 90" hnndl" that
club ~ Jess Eurkott md II h" E"tS II
IN THROW away most OF tho d0p" and
select tho Ynrks M the American
league champs Of 1921 rlRht now
Copyright. 1920. TN" BELL Syndicate, Inc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
nnLLAtnn n a nInTTA

E.IIaI," ~lII fs,S h.I I"Wsi"eI '.r
,niu...t thIn t,"i " h." th' t'i ""h
II,,L II,,u 81, "rnI,ni Nr,u.ti" nigh
- h,,.l . brightly i"ui,i r'i'I i'"", co." 10"
uI-i,,."ih t!i,,"i h"Ii I,'E h"'trt'" -" |"
IntLt,nl,,ur u""t l"'t"r ""l h'l
IaI,, ,,,n ~ Il" t., hu.s nli''n''.'"
nh'u 10, MusrIur'nu lh.'i tact" !"
hIt tLuI tiIt Eni,It, 10. .'h' iIur 90 -
h"" I.ru ~, IuU ~ :" hIr ''T"tp'l"h
uJo .."r uul u,u, 10 'sr',i'h 81 ~"
." I,o,uL v"u'l', /" H"iutd", " mH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
LIasLT aoAa AWAY

I.lurIN r auuRd 81 eighteen players will
lea, Friday evening i"i lnI u,
wh,i, a., orange "'d Iilh'h WilI m'ol
NurhtuEiuu i,,In un bniutd"1 Last
U1I IhSbC I,nii,n u' wh'u ltunN war
badly ,rlrri"d hut IL, '"'i'i' '""""E'D
T., rulI IhInu.h wan - 'I' i,i' ia"
rrauII 81 Ih"ii H4no hhtu'd"S viii H.
watched ~Iih IniG""i by their i"lI"" 80"
nnd uthti lU'aI fanp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
YANKEE A, C. GO TO
MARIETTA, O., SUNDAY

Wheeling fans will Ice minus another
sunday attraction when tho Yankee 4
G. Of the East End cancelled their
game with the south Sld" \ & last
evening. and Instead VIII x" /" MARIETTA
where they viii play the AthleIl,a OF
that tity
The team will leave for Marietta Hat
urnay evnhinH and arrive there "n Fuh
day morning All Yankee rIuvrrr arc
IouuUrIod 10 report at the meeting I" 10
heid Thursday evening Ia iho 'luh
(Aadttaoaai sport on FAEs IOD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
ON THE SCREEN Of SPORT
BY Hugh 5. Fullerton.


.nl'"" h' WAC ""l I."''"i'I'I =" n" sac.
., "I 4" H.. III vlin ~" h,l"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

post NE PAGER ana his pilot wnrs abls
TO limp In.
The fuuI oV5nla nn thu card tnm"fr""
lnuludq IA fTon for all If"i. Tho foainTn
nf Ihr Way. f"I IuI 80 Of $1,000 2ind
In4a . - II"i. aud "a &c tI"l-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
West Virginia Has Two
ALL Prospects

"IEArI\C InI,' uAWRItk RIGIIT ESP hNb CARL Hl' Is.
uNlnhrk ARE rROMI9lNG tONTENDERN FOR 'AMf y
MYTHICAL ELEVEN Won NTAINEER@ MEET VALE Ar
NEW HAVEN SATURDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Bethany Clashes With Strong
Detroit Eleven Here Saturday

GREEN AND WHITE RErURNED TO PRACTICE
YESTERDAY WITH PLENTY or CONFIDENCE
NF"rER SALEM VICTORY COACH h' LAND
SECUTED UNIVERSITY TEAM AGAINST ST,
Lou IS SATl RDAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

n,tnany " "a U,t ~ i''hH",
auddr,. b.turnsd O." practice th'" "'""
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
TINE n POLICE

Promptness. impartialily aud ef-
ficlcncy seem 10 be characteristics
Oi the work OF Captain Apolouia A.
Sena Of The New Mexico mounted
police. As nearly as We can gath
ca when an arrest h made, u rs
gcncraiy made for a gvod rc-sJn
Anu the large number OF them made
an tue past Few months certainty
must have exercised a discouragmg
cllcct On the industry OF rusling
livestock which for a time Dcsan
70 set ~ very popular all over
the state. captain Sena and his
men seem 10 De no particular re-
spccters Of persons In the task OF
rounding up alleged lawDrcakers:
apparently politics doesn't seem 10
figure W any noteworthy extent.
Ia fact rumor has Il that the cap
tain made Il particularly plain 10
a complaining politician Of some
official eminence recently that all
offenders looked alike 10 the
mounted police. high or low. IN
nnential politically or otherwise. "
an official duty was 10 be perform
ed-Santa Pc New Mexican.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
WHY THE CHILDREN
EAT CANDY AND SWEETS

A perfectly balanced food ration
for a growing child Is a problem 10
be yet determined by science.
There Is one substitute univer-
sally sought BY children 10 supple
ment the demands Of a growing
physique.
II Is confectionery In the many
forms Of food values In which u
is nov manufactured and sold.
lmperfectly baked bread. lack u
proteins or caiories 10 sustain Vi
tally result In cravings.
These cravings are all met by
candies having nuts. dairy prod
ucis, fruits and chocolates in them.
II Il a scientific fact al the basis
OF the demand for confectionery
that sugar supplies the needed
stimulus 10 growing children.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

In The February issue Of Motor
there h q brief but interesting ar
tielc celebrating The jubilee " 4
motor car. II seems that Ia ~
Issue OF August 1911. Motor pub
llshcd a story written By Ahhe
0avols curaie Of a little village IN
picardy, describing the twenty
years service Of his Punhard Of
the vintage Of ioai.
II was somewhat Of a wonder
even then" continues The story.
shat this ancient vehicle should
have lasted 90 many years IN the
strenuous service Of narochinl'
duties which Tie good shbo i'm
posed upon u but 10. IN this
year Of 1890 comes word from
France and a picture 10 suhsian-
tate Il that not only has the
kindly able weaihered the siorms
Of The past five years. but he II
siill visiting his scattered flock IN
the venerable panhard, with u
iwo-cylinder engine. ~ steel tires
and rs general appearance Of hav-
ing come down from another era
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
JAMES NJ LENNOx
ron COUNTY TREASURER

! announce myself az a candidate
for the office Of County Treasurer.
Luna County. ~ NJ subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic voters Al
tho primary election OF that party
70 be held March 20, 1890
I am a former resident Of COL
umbus. having al one time been
an employe Of the postoffice. !
now own property IN Columbus. I
ask your support TO gain an office
requiring very careful business
methods. r. elected I pledge my
self 10 give my full attention 10
the end that the county will en-
Joy this important service.
@ames A. Lennon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
SUGAR BEErs AND
LIVESTOCK RAISING

Hay=when fed 70 livestock IN
an ordinary ration OF Is pounds
per day per steer. together with
other foods, hay from one acre
Of good land will feed ten head OF
stock for % days.
Whcat-nran. a h~y-product Of
wheat when fed % cattle or hogs
IN a ration Of 10 pounds per ami
NAL per day, will ration 70 animals
for six days. Shorts. fed in ra-
lion Of one pound per day per an
imal. will feed 10 pigs 20 days In
other words, the by-products from
one acre OF wheat viii ration 10
rnimaIs for 70 days.
Beets-Beet tops gathered from
an acrc Of sugar bects have . value
when sliced Of 81 per ton and will
I'd 20 head Of cattle 50 days.
Rect pulp. which Is procurable
from sugar beet factories AZ a
nominal cost. will feed 10 head Of
cattle 4 days. Both by-products
together will therefore feed 10 an
finals ~ days.
Thus the hy-producls from Al
acrn Of sugar beets will produce
a. much or more meat and dairy
products a. q acre Of alfalfa
hay, and much more than the hy-
products from an acre OF wheat.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
THE MOVEMENT or
COPPER HAS BEEN BRISK

The brisk movement OF copper
that closed 1919 and opened the
new year with such a flourish suf-
fercd a severe contraction In the
second half Of the month Of jan
uary.
In that period the total sales
amounted 10 10 million pounds
made By tho four big agencies
and the Copper Export Association.
In The first half OF January
these same factors sold $40 million
pounds Of copper for foreign and
domestic consumption, making a To-
tal Tor The first twenty days Of
January OF 40 million pounds.
Including January figures N
hand, n h estimated total sales OF
copper since The inception OF the
huying movement early IN Novcm-
Der amount 70 700 million pounds.
This 10 not only NE biggest bust
nc4s FOR I ihrof-m0nllI period %
the history OF the industry bat q
- ali the more important consider
ing NE fact that 500 million
pounds went 10 domestic consum-
ers and about 200 million pounds
IL Europe through the Copper
Export Association
on tho total tnles on this move~
monl. Il d Estimated tho Amcfi-
Can Smelling and noIinIng Com
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

February 9-Contract let for the
drilling OF 100 wells in The Gallup
district for oil.
Roswell soon 10 have daily auto
stage 10 NJ Paso.
Des Moinea stock ranch, 400
acres. sells for t27.50o.
Red Rock stockman sells $4,000
worth Of goats.
Tucumcari-Odd Fellows 10 build
new home.
Mid4Continent Oh and Gas Com
pany 10 test oil possibilities Of en-
tire state.
Range and sanitary conditions re-
ported good throughout the state.
AlbuquerQUe-Eastern company
leases sash and door plant Of Ne
Kinley Lumber Company.
Roswcll.-Fivo thousand sheep
sell a high figure.
Ration Reporter now under own
ershlp and management Of Mrs.
Martha Hoyer and Mrs. b. L. Con-
nell.
Raton's new $4,000 garage build
ms nears completion.
Mesquite receives nve ears OF
cattle.
Clayton 10 be supplied with wa
ter frem the perioo.
survey Of waters Of lhe peeos
river ordered; win take two years.
-
Eastern company purchases oS,-
900 acres Of oil land near Roswell.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13

pqrlales sweet pelsloes sAln h
New siole college electrical huild-
ing nearly completed.
Tncumcarl AK collections com
ms Ia fasl
Las Vegas bank rsmods's entire
building.
Santa Fe 10 sspsnd $4,000 on new
sewers.
socorro county se,s $4,000 Of
iinc Hereford cows.
Las Vegas reports larss activity
IN real estate.
Luna county - getting ~ share
OF oil dcsolopmnl
Nu-Mcr OH Company IN lloose-
welt county drilling II 1000 feet
Valley well u 25i2 feeL
Tucumcari bank deposits IN
crease one-lhlrd million IN . year.
las Vegas carries $4,000 school
bond issue.
New TOWNSHIP 70 be laid out be-
tween noreeu and Hece.
Fcrrcrro-Hanovcr Iron and
Copper Company 70 start operations
here with 200 mon.
T,nlarosa basin tract Of $1,000
acres 70 BE- sold At auction April
r.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
WHAT A NEWSPAPER
FAMINE MEANS

More than ono million persons
in Winnipeg and the provinces Of
Manitoba and Saskatchewan. were
without daily newspapers for over
a week when papers In the two
provinces wcre forced 10 suspend
publication. az the controversy
with the Fort Francis newsprint
manufacturers ended IN The latter
refusing 10 ship paper.
The first effect was the depriv-
ing Of citizens OF authentic news
as a result Of which the widest
sort Of rumors wcre current IN
the city OF Winnipeg and as we'll
w the rural districts. Newspaper
offices made an effort 10 meet
this contingency by posting bulle-
Tins but this reached comparative
~ few citizens. University stu
dents issued small Fly shoots" ev-
cry day, but these fell short OF
the requirements Of the public.
There .Yas a tremendous decrease
IN business everywhere. Mercan-
Tile houses suffered great losses.
Even the street railways were bad
b Affected. Lack OF advertised at
fractions and general depression
caused the people 10 remsin 81
home.
And still some people are heard
70 remark, you can't believe any
thing you . e IN the newspapers"
Call At The Courier and get q
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
T. A. C-T0M-) HULsEy
STATE LEGISLATURE

I announce myself as a candidate
for election 10 the House OF Rep
rcseniatives Estate L~egislature) Of
the state Of New Mexico. for Luna
county. subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic voters al the primary
election. March 20 1920. The sup
port Of all voters who hope for tho
best Of conditions. legislative. -
earnestly requested.
Tom A. IIulsey.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
JOHN l. LOFTS
ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER

I wish 70 announce my candidae,
for the office OF County Commits
sioner. District No. 4. Luna coun-
", n. NJ subicct 10 the Democratic
primaries TO be held March 20,
1890.
| respectfully solicit your sup
port and pledge myself 10 a good.
.businesslike administration Of
county affairs -
John 8. LaftlS.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
NEW MINING COMPANY
= TO BOOM MAGDALENA

Magdalena. n. NJ Fob. i2-Nc-
gotiations begun early In Dccem-
Der eliminated last week In the or
saniEaiion Of the largest single
business enterprise ever formed
IN this part Of the country.
II Is Che Masda Mining Company
which u formed for the purchase
and handling Of large mining in
leresis In the Magdalcna mining
district Of New Mexico.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
w. T. BERRY FOR
COUNTY TREASURER

! announce myself ns a candI-
date for election 10 the office on
Treasurer Of Luna county. subject
TO tho action Of the Democratic
primaries 70 he held March 60.
1890.
: respectfully request your sup
port
w. Z. nerrt
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-02-13
SAM 7. CLARK ron
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FOR FIRST DISTRICT

announce myself a. q candidate
for the office Of County Commle-
sioncr from the First District Of
Luna county, subject 10 the ac-
ton Of the Democratic voters al
the primaries Of that party 10 bo
held March 20, i020.
I respectfully request your sup
port
Sam r. CLARK.