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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
Ye Towne Gossip.
Registered Q. S. Patent Office
BY X. c. D.

DEAR X. C. B.: I'm just a COB and I
] recently took my brother and MS
girl TO a show in New York.
and we saw Miss Irene Bordino IN
-As You Were" Then had 70 leave
right away TO make the Mezs be-
have, so it is Veracruz for me
Now. what 7 thought you might
do was TO tel Miss Bordino through
your column Eat I think she IS
lovely. and IL I had an autographed
photo OF hers ] would not mind haF-
ing 10 90 down 10 that God 1orsaken
place-Mexico. So I thank you;
Herbert r Mitchell
Ny dear Irene.
don't blame Herbert
Because I've seen you myself
And I'm free 70 state.
on the fullest authority.
OF a middle aged man
With good eyesight
That II Homer had lived
In this day and age
1t might have been you
OF whom he wrote.
she moves a goddess
And she looks a queen
% And II there's anything else
That anybody ever wrote
About women and clothes.
And the way they wear en-
You can tell your press agent
To put them in his scrapbook
Along with his
And when that's done.
II you'll look up a photo.
In one OF those gowns.
And write out the name
OF Herbert p Mitchell
And say. Dear Herb
I'm glad you Ike me-"
And sign your name.
And send IL along
To the address above.
IL viii 90 in a sack
And within a week.
Be aboard a boat
And a few DAYS later.
Down at Veracruz-
Where they're shooting generals.
And playing at war.
They'll get the mall
On Herbert's boat
And they'll drag you out
OF the canvas bag
And hand you 10 Herb.
And he'll tear the wrapper.
And find you there
And after that
You'll be enshrined.
IN the hearts Of Herb
And his gallant mates.
And wherever the port.
And wherever the sea
That the good ship sails.
You'll 90 along
And 7 ask you this
IN the name OF Herb.
Who writes TO me.
To write 10 you.
/ thank you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
LEASE NOT INVALIDATED
BY FAILURE TO DRILL WELL

Austin. Texas, Nay 90 - The
supreme court held today that a min
eral lease was not invalidated by the
failure Of the lessee to complete an
oil Wen on the premises within the
period Of one year from the date OF
the lease. nor was such an instru-
ment void because unilateraL
This decision was in the case Of the
Corsicana Petroleum company against
Mrs H. J. Owens, ct al, from
Wichita county. the higher court re-
versing the decision Of the court OF
civil appeals and affirming that of
the district court The court Of civil
appeals had held that such a lease
was void because unilateral.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND JOLLIE'S STICKERS.
BY HOWARD r. GARTs.

ONCE upon a titme, as Uncle Wig
" gily Longears- the bunny rabbit
gentleman, was walking through
the forest in woodland. near the
Orange Ice mountains. he heard a
queer noise just ahead OF him in the
dried leaves
MY / wonder what that isT- eI-
claimed Mr. Longears, as he sort Of
scrouched down in order that he
might not be so plainly seen If
that's the PipsiseWaW or the Skee-
Kicks again, after my souse, III
But Uncle WigEly need not have
been afraid AS he peeked out from
behind a sassafras stump he saw Jol-
lie Longtau, the mOusie boy, coming
from around the corner OF a mulber-
~ bush.
ION. Joliet How you frightened
me-" exclaimed Uncle Wiggily, and
really. his pink nose twinkled so
fast that he could hardly keep his
glasses on
I'm sorry" squeaked Jollie. who
was a brother 70 Jillie. the house
girl i didn't mean TO scare you
Uncle Wiggily- You see i am on my
ers and was dragging my tail
through the Ieaves-that's what
made the rattle, I guess"
7 guess~sO.' agreed Uncle Wiggi-
~. But what did you say you were
going 10 get. Jollie2'
-Stickers" answered the mousie
boy. I'm going to- the drug store
10 get my father some stickers and
I have 10 hurry. so VIII not be late
for school"
@Stickers2 Stickers1' said Uncle
Wlggily 20 himself. In a puzzled and
particular sort Of voice. Stickers2
DO YOU mean POSTAGE stamps. Iulliel
They stick on letters"
-Oh. no. II isn't postage stamps,
Uncle Wiggily," answered JoIlie WITH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

shop. The foreman said it would be
satisfactory, but that the boys would
first have TO join the union. The
factory owner took his two boys TO
the union offices, where they were
told that the union was full and that
they could not join at that time
There were enough workers in that
line, they were told. I have recently
read in a trade magazine that 80
percalt OF the cost Of a house is
labor cost I do not mean that If a
house costs $4,000 that $4,000 Of that
cost goes 70 carpenters, etc. but the
article said that the cost Of produe-
ing the wood and the other materials
and the cost OF construction amount
ed TO 50 percent Of the cost Of a
house"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

may be J0llie IS making mistake,
and 1 can help strzighten It out" So
he hoped along to the drug store
and JOlie went in 20 get his stick
ers." whatever they were Uncle
Wiggily was just going in. but he
met Grandfather Goossy Gander ont
side and stopped 70 talk 70 the old
finished talking. out came Jollie car
rying a small package tied with pink
string
7 have the stickers for my father
asid the mousie boy, as he came out
OF the drug store, -out didn't know
il was so late. Uncle Wisely I
shall hardly have time 70 take the
sucllers home and get 70 school
III take the stickers 70 your faith
er for you" offered the bunny gen
tleman- And # you have made a
mistake, and got court plaster in
stead OF postage stamps, III change
IL for you"
Thank you" said Joliie. and as he
hurried of TO school Uncle Wiggily
took the pink string tied box and.
saying E0odby 20 Grandpa Gooseys
he hoped along through the woods
Uncle Wiggily had not gone very
far before. all OF a sudden, the bad
old Bazoona jumped out at him
Hal What have you thereGs rude
" and impOlitely cried the bad Ba-
zoopa- Give me that" and he
snatched from Uncle WiEEily the lit
tie package from the drug store. III
eat these chocolate drops first. and
then III nihble your souse-' hoWled
the BazoOnpa-
Those aren't chocolate dropsr'
said the bunny. They are
I'll soon find out what they are"
gurgled the impolite. hzd creature.
and he greedily popped the whole
box into his mouth and began TO
chew. But the next moment he gave
a terrible howl and cried: -Oh. WoWI
Oh. my tonguei On, I've cheWed up
box Of sharppoiuted wooden tooth
nicksi On. VOW and away he ran
TO have the bear dentist pull the
stickery toothpicks out Of his tongue.
-Oh. so that's what Jollie's father
meant by -stickers. is it2 said
Uncle WigEily. He calls tooth
picks 'stickers- Wen. I'd better set
him a fresh box, as the Bazoopa
spoiled this one" So the bunny went
back TO the drug store. with his
s0use safe and sound. and got new
sticker toothpicks for the mouse
gentleman and IL the hatpil
doesn't try 70 wear the bark off the
clothes tree for a new dress. when
old Bazo0pa jumped out at him
tell you next about Uncle wisely
and Nannie's tail.-Copyright 1890.
by McClure's Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
KWLZ


New Questions.
What is an aquatic garden2
What bird is said TO be a -cid-
S.-whose portrait is on a one dol
lar biu2
What is charm?
5.-Who composed the music for
the Midsummer Nights Dream"2
6.-What is 2 sachet2
What is julia NarlOwe's name
in private life?
Answers To Yesterdays XVIII.
IA cuddy is a small room or cup
board; and on shipboard IL is a galley
or small storage space or cabin
2.-California and the Pacific coast
are used by motion picture producers
on account CT the clear and steady
light. and also for the variety of
scenery found there.
"A caster is one who throws or
casts a thing; a small cruet stand for
table condiments; and a small wheel
on a swivel, on which furniture is
mounted
the palm IS the most useful tree
In the world; furnishing timber. food.
drink. clothing. fruit, and a variety Of
useful articles, In addition 10 a
parchment which in the east has for
ages been used for writing paper.
5.-MaJ- Gen William c. Gorgas
conquered the yellow fever germ and
made the Panama canal zone a
healthful district. His great discov-
cries and labors have made life IN all
tropical countries safe and possible
for white men as it never was pre-
viously.
s.-Light travels at the rate Of
11,160,O00 miles per minute.
The Wreck Of the Hesperus'i
was written by Henry ". Longfe1low,
about the picturesque Reef Of Nor
mans Woe, off the coast OF New
England.
s.-"A golden key opens all doors"
is the wise old proverb.
S--Delaware is the blue Hen"
state
10--The Mississippi river is called
THE Father Of Waters. Thompson
Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
Americans Can Help.

THE PRESENT administration Of Mexico starts out we'll
Its friendly attitude toward Americans not passing
unnoticed.
American capital and American enterprise help to
make Mexico Of the oenteTs Of the worlds civilization
without IN any way interfering With the rights Of Mecsns
and without dabbling in Mexican government.
One Of the first steps toward bringing America and
Mexico closer IN business way to arrange conference
for the purpose Of establishing reciprocity in trade
at0ns. The removal Of duties certain non-eompetve
imports and exports would stimulate trade between these
two countries. After firm economic foundation for friend
ship is laid down, such friendship would not be easily
shaken
The unIueEest is the one who hangs himself acct
dentally.
Of all glad words that come mind, the gaddest are
these, Enclosed please find.'
The reason more bedtime stories are not told to chill
dren these days that the children in after mother
has gone to bed.
The greatest of faults should SAP is 10 be conscious
Of none.
Thomas Carlyle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

EruuAolE you are 1AHtA1 W -~-
advertisement.
THEY say that all the humOrists are
dead,
But here's a line that causes me
10 doubt iti
I'm paying sixteen cents a loaf FOR
bread,
And suEur-Ohs hate to talk
about IA.
They think I'm saving for the rainy
It costs me eighty cents a pound
for butter5
aYOu probably are saving up they
Does humor stIm ezists Wen' 1
should mutter.
TM still settling for my winter Goals
Ny children's shoes have got
beyond repairing
And sorroW burns me 20 the very
soul
When / behold the rags my wife
Is wearing
It's long since / have tasted steak OF
cream
such things are too expensive al
together
i humor out OF faHhions Well they
seem
To think I'm saving mp for rainy
weather.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
The Dismal Day

THE day is dark and chilly, and showers
and silly their wing has no end The have quit their hOng
weathers the
On such fellow wiling to believe that all the world yellow
Browning
0Wuing a h
sunshine The winds
fl growing bhtsoms
blue
that hvesl
Hngs and the ducks innings
ne
Copyright by George Matthew Adam WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Llmericlzers who sing VIII kindly
send their names to odd Mcintyre.
chief Of the musical bureau that has
been organized 20 assist in our cam
paign for the presidency on the
Limerick ticket II is Mr.. McIntyre's
intention to form a choral body to
sing. send Dudley TO the Chair each
sunday afternoon until our party
holds IL convention.
Now t0day's trick rhyme. friends.
needs a final word that means some
thing that eats worms-not a small
boy, however Should you hit on il.
send II in quickly with your check
Tor $500 and a package Of radish
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

rainy Jay II A-A q =Ha q" A "a Aas-AA
MY last years coat and trousers
Wi serve me Etill,
Because my rent las recently
been doubledi
Whenever I receive the E1oeer's BIN
I find IL hard to- keep from belaE
troubledi
The critics are mistaken when they
say
That no ones writing anything
that's funnys
Here's banker speaking Of the
rainy day
And thinking that probably save
money.
ITS rime to be encouraged and -
cease
Complaining at the risIps cost
Of nvlnEs
II oranges cost twenty cents apiece,
Let's try 10 laugh bit and be for
EivinEs
There still are little pIeasantries that
you
And / may now and then enjoy
t0Eetherf
Here's q message from q merry
banker who
Believes that we can save for
rainy weather
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
A Line O. Cheer
Each Day o. The Year
By JOHN SENDRICK BANGS.

MERE to paint the portrait Of a
w man.
'Twould be my earnest plan
To linn not features, but the things
Of grace
RetOkened by his face;
Less Of the eye itself than Of the
glance
To hint his so6rs eEpanse;
Less Of the lip than Of the smile
wherein
To find the heart within;
And in his pose I'd lay especial stress
Upon his strenEthfulness-
In short to make the canvas I'd un-
roll
The portrait less Of him than Of his
soul.
-Copyrighred. 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

NEW YORK, May 2o.-A musical
IN play Is TO be made out OF The
Misleading Lady" by Charles
Goddard and Paul Dickey. which had
a successful run at the Fulton theater
four years ago Edgar J. MacGregor
has obtained the rights from William
Harris. IT., who produced the comedy
originally. Just who Will convert the
book. write the lyrics and compose
the music has not been announced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Baby saw an airpIaue
And just yelled with might and main.
@Hush.s said Mothers s'do not squau
Maybe naughty man will fall
But he did not fall. and 80
Baby very mad did grow.
Mother said eve never seen
Any airman half rs mean.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

The electric sign at the Park
theater reads: Last Week. 'Ruddi-
gore" An old woman on an Eighth
avenue surface car yesterday read IL
and. turning TO a man with her, said.
I wonder what is at the Park this
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Adelina Patti Sarrold. the IS year
old daughter Of Orville Harold, has
been engaged for a chorus position
in Irene" at the Vanderbilt theater.
Miss Harold is the goddaughter Of
the late Madame Patti.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Jane Cowl and her "Smilin'
Through" company will close their
engagement at the Broadhurst thea
ter on Nay % and on July 10 they
will begin a western tour in Denver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

TWILL CHEER YOU Up
We receive numerous poems daily
in our mail Now and then a real
one reaches US and we just can't help
giving il TO the world. One OF this
sort is in today's mail. It Is entitled.
why Do You Keep So StillTF Read
Il, and perhaps IL VIII cheer you Il
you are blue Look:
Many's the day I've felt 50 blue,
For I always think OF you.
Can Il be you love another,
Or Is IL just your dearest mothers
Why do you keep 30 strangely sfills
Have you taken a poisoned pill
Or are you merely down and out
because there was supper less sauer-
krautf
You are a foolish girl. says i;
Go wash your face and dry your eye;
Don't forget life Is full Of jesfz
And you're liable 10 meet a few more
pests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

OVERLAND TRIP TO CHICAGO,
n. J. O'Loughlin. Of Chicago. who
has been spending the winter at the
Paso Del Norte. left -oday for Chi
cago in his Cadillac car. J. ]. Duffy.
Of the FL Paso Overland sales force,
accompanied him on the trip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

DOUT tn only things that are run
II On hard cash any more are auto
mobiles an crap games. Miss Name
Moon, one Of our most prominent self
made men threw a Lowden tea at tn
New Palace hotel yesterday.
Copyright National Newspaper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

so the drummer quit the band.
Yes. he just took his drum and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Austin. Texas. Nay 2o.-Judgment
OF the court OF civil appeals was az
firmed by the supreme court IN the
case Of the Hackney Manufacturing
company VS.. A T. Calumet, all from
FL Paso county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Give some people an inch aud
they'll take the whole tape measure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
BRITONS FORM HOSPITALITY
LEAGUE TO HOUSE AMERICANS

British middle classes to rent in their
homes to American tourists it looks if the yeast were
beginning to work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
INJ - 59o-- I]zss.5..3550 80 10 o.,
s. 165TSLA)1-L So 2. -

ALWAYS PRESENT ,.,
GENTLE
the Lever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

a twist Of his tan. NY father has
those. He just told me he wanted
some stickers. and he wrote it down
on this piece Of paper. have to hur-
~ to give It 20 the drug store CLERK
-Huml This Is very strange said
Uncle Wiggily IF you don't mind.
Joliie. IN 80 along with you and see
what you get I am quite curious.
Maybe your father wants some stick
ing or court plaster. Did he cut him
self. Jollie. when he was shaving -
"Oh. no" answered the mouse boy.
at isn't that kind Of stickers he
wants I don't really know what
they are. But I have Il written
down on this paper and sealed up in
an envelope so I VIII not lose it."
wen, I simply must find out
what kind OF stickers 10 is Mr.. Long
tail wants" said Uncle Wiggny. 1T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20
About BroadDay PLays And PLayers
TWILL CHEER YOU Up

Later the entire company VIII 80 TO
London.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

seeds for the campaign fund. and
There was a young fellow named
Gish
Who said TO sisters Il wish
Ny time were all mine,
I'd RIG up a line
And 20 out and catch some fine -.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

lentaIy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

Of all glad words that come mind the gladdest are
hese, Enclosed please find"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-20

YEAR OF PUBLICATIO
news report By Associated Press Lease
Arizona. New Mexico. West Texas. u
Entered az the Postoflce IN Fl Paso. :
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-27
OBITUARY

Elizabeth Farr was born Mt Hop
wood. Fayette county. Pennsylvania.
June l5. 1893. and died at her home
In Monte Vista. Colorado. March Is.
1920. aged Sc years. s months and
81 days.
In the year 1854. At the age OF 81. .
deceased removed from Pennsylva-
mia to Iowa and was u resident OF
that state about 20 years. From
Iowa she. with her husband and fam.
lily. removed to Nebraska and lived
there Is years, In 1880 she came
with her family to Colorado and set.
tied In Monte Vista. For 80 years
she was a resident OF this city.
In the year 1859 deceased was
united In marriage to John W.
Hopes. and from this union seven
children were born. four sons and
three daughters. Four Of the chill
dren died In childhood. and 20 years
ago tho husband and father went to
he with God. Mrs. Hopes 10 sur.
vived by three children. They aro
Mr.. Byron Hopes Of Fresno. Cali
fornia. Mrs. Isadore Yost OF Denver.
Colorado. and Mrs. Elizabeth Brun-
son OF Monte Vista. Colorado.
Al the age OF l2 years Mrs.
Hopes gave her heart to God and
united with the Methodist church ut
Uniontown, Pa. and throughout her
life had been a faithful and consist
ent member of that church. For
about 30 years she was q devoted
member OF our Methodist Episcopal
church In Monte Vista.
Funeral services were held at the
home Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, conducted by her pastor.
Rev. a. NJ. Maclean. and interment
was made In the Monte Vista ceme-
terry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-27
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Colorado Soldiers and Sailors.
Home. Homelake. Colo. March
2. 1920.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Commandant OF the Colorado
State Soldiers and Sailors Home.
until ~ o'clock noon. mountain
time, April 6. 1920, for articles
enumerated below for the period Of
six months. beginning May 81. 1920.
and ending November 80. 1920. both
inclusive.
Bidders will tender their offers
and state prices with the under
standing that they are for more or
less OF each article than stated In
schedule, and should more or less
than Ia enumerated be needed. the
article shall be supplied at the price
named in the bid.
Schedule and information Will be
furnished on application to the
Quartermaster.
Bids to be filed in duplicates,
scaled and marked Proposals for
Supplies" and addressed to the
Commandant OF the Colorado State
Soldiers and Sailors Home, Home
lake, Colorado.
Bids must be on goods delivered
at Monte Vista, free from freight or
other charges and articles sold by
weight must be full weight when de-
livered to purchaser. The privilege
Il reserved to reject any and al
bids. The awards will be made to
tho lowest responsible bidder on Or
after April 6. 1920.
BY order OF the Board OF Commits
sioners, Colorado State Soldiers and
JOHN coNKIn. commandaat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-27

A. l. sweitzer arrived Wednesday
''om New Castle. Wyoming, and Will
Oe mere for a short time In the in
'efes' OF the Ne-No-Shs OIL company.
A'' sweitzer says the excitement In
'as wyoming oil field 10 intense and
~ea from every oil field In the
.0ua.fy are there busily engaged In
.s0u''lhg leases. The discovery at
newcastle was made by q local drill
'As concern and they struck a gusher
" = little over 400 feet. Mr..
'"e''zers company has leases of
W.T. '" 'ooo acres in the vicinity Of the
vi strike and he expects to return
,Ae'e 10 remain several months dur
ing the summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-27
ArTOMOBii.E THEFT
Law EFFECTIVE

The following Is . brief synopsis
Of the provisions Of the Automobile
Thief, law passed by the special ses-
sion OF the legislature. which be-
came effective March -. 1920:
First-Evcry dealer must furnish
to the purchaser Of . new autom0-
bile a bill of sale and 4 certificate Of
ownership on the form prescribed by
the secretary Of state.
second-Every person selling q
second hand or used car ID required
TO furnish the purchaser the original
bill OF sale and certificate or certi-
fled copy and to attach the assign
ment thereof.
Thlrd-All subsequent assignment
must be executed In the same man.
ner and must be attached to the
original bill OF sale and certificate.
Fourth-Any person who has pur-
chased q car prior to March - and
cannot obtain the original certificate
Is required, upon selling the car, to
execute a certificate of ownership
and bill OF sale.
Fit,h-Any OF the above certifi-
Gates. assignments and bills Of sale
must be recorded In the Office Of the
county clerk.
SiIth-The forms for the various
papers are prepared by the secretary
OF state and will be in the hands of
The county clerk by March 10 II
possible.
severe penalties are provided for
'ne violation OF any OF the provis-
IONS OF this act. 1t also provides that
4 record be kept OF every automobile
'e' at the garage for storage or
repairs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-27
MAXWELL OUTPU1Ls DODGE

ma. oraer to set the public right
,,ss ana Tor all and for some small
ta., consideration, the local Maxwell
,o.", Nelson 4 Granroth, and the
No.. dodge dealers, Johnston 4
on, somery' tried the two machines
asaihs, the Same grade with the
M,.oa 'oaa' with the result that the
,h.. outpulled the Dodge. AL.
snsss sA 'hls does not In the least
on.,,., @ Tess Of the Dodgs's pulling
vh.. "'s' 1t does convince the public
n. -, ~ tremendous amount Of power
~ Aa1wsli Aas.-AAy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-27

jos Evsrso,e arrived last Sunday
from California whore he has BEEN
for several months. lie drove all
the way In his car and says he d!i
not encounter any bad roads until
he 60, into this valley. Joe enjoyed
hts visit on the coast and expects 10
return there noxt wintor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-27

Go, your coal Now. oovcrnmsn,
r"s,ric'lons hay" been withdrawn
ana wo can look for higher prices,
W" can fiil your bin with your sup
ply OF either soft or hard coal and
po 1T NOW, Akon Lumber Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-27

John corrcll went To Denver sun.
day night ,o purchas. l-w supplies
ana Buick parts for tho. Valley
buick Auto company. While he 10
sons chas. Graves 10 going 70 -.
model tho garage show room.