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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
STOCK xHlrMENTx

During the past week Bond 4
Jenninsa shipped stx cars OF hogs 10
Pueblo: the Farmers Cooperative
Co. have also bssn marketing hogs
Tor thsir nssnbses. and the shippers
Of sAssp have included 0roat Bros.
Frank Wright. q. w. Marcy. W. r.
Ulrsy.
Arthur Graves received four cars
Of hoos frgm Dolores. Frank
Wright and W. 2. Uirey shipped IN
three cars OF lambs from Antonito.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

In unusual and pleasant expert
p came to some people from
hte Vista who are now sojourn-
In California. Ono day lately
/ were driving down one Of the
)ets Of Los Angeles in their car
which there was . Monte Vista
nant. whom . large and beauti-
ear passed them. When the man
Pie big car saw the Monte Vista
hant he turned back and stopped
other car to ask who they were
whom they had left Monte Vista.
developed that the man was the
pr OF Baby Marie Osborne. the
hlar little movie actress. who 10
IN and loved everywhere. and
Mr.. Osborne told them that he
his wife and little Marie had
in Monte Vista when Marie was
by. that he had been connected
the Monte Vista opera house
hat time. After severing his
ection with this place they
10 California whore in this
time they have made thous-
Of dollars in the movies, but
have . very warm spot In their
- fnr Mnntn Vlsta NJ na
y was very gracious to these
b. invited them to the studio
did much 70 makethem under
what . pleasure It had been
heet them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
HIGH ORDER OF CRUNTS PREPARING FOR
THEIR ANNUAL STOCK SHOW IN FEBRUARY

The High Order Of 0ruats-that
psppy organisassoa made IN Monte
Vista and known throughout the
Dnitsd statss--will aBstn stage an
basual ssosk show q Moats visa
vednssday. Thurs1ay aa1 Friday.
February II. ~ aaA -. attaching
)n Of the SIDE lights and sntsstais.
esat features which havo rsadsfs1
As previous aanual svsats Of Ike
Assaesee nationally famous.
II the activities of the officers.
nperiatsadeats. eonnittees aa1
10 gsessal msabsrship OF the or
pf ere - - regarded ~ . criterion
his = 70 - tAe SHOW Of shows.
oplstsay esaipsiAg all previous
PYsa.
~ Deoef of tAia fact Il b only
esssasy 70 sxaniAs The % page
skjss aaA Drsmiam lise juse on
y prsss. aAA which b bat . rsvs-
lion of what . real i've. hosese to
odnsss organisation can Dc II Q
immunity. and what II caa eRse
"Conmuaity Welfare" which 10
p cardinal principle OF the order.
TIE n. o. O. annual meeting was
~ January 9. and resulted IN the
beeion 0 { Charles n. Aksrs -
DsIdest. Mr. Aksss Aas ssgvel IN
, capacity esr ssvseal ysass. IN
\ vas ess Of ~ osig1aatees Of
> se0aaisaaiea. Isbssing uneeos-
~ 1os NJ good and be<tseDsat
- year 70 ysAr. and the faet Of
reeleetioa augurs veil for its
)eeosa
0aD1ee0enttng his Efforts -
y Dses11ent Win ~ A. n. Webster,
gssial ''AFt" whom svssybody
sws. aAA VITO 10 inAefatigabas IN
s9egts 70 gst the bese results.
A. secretary -trsasussr. Geo. b.
atvell will render efficient SER
y. - he 10 known TO Do o. every
pasioa.
rhs general stock show manage
nt 10 under the direction Of an
usually strong executive commit
J: c. H. Aksrs, A. II. Webster.
Z. Lague. o. Z. Lindsrholm. w.
Tassstt. George n. Corlett. Geo.
Boutwell,. J. N. Fuller. L. B. syl-
ter. Jack Nelson and c. d. Hyatt.
fhs comfort and convenience Of
lspecttve visitors IL being es-
tally we'll considered. who should,
possible. give advance notice to
p. B. Boutwell,. SECRETARY. Of their
Dds. and should also address him
any information which they may
fire.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

Doxier L Martin Of the Delco
Light company are very busy people
at this time. Among the big plants
they have installed within q very
short time is the large plant in the
A. A. Orte3 general merchandise
store At Romeo. The plant furnish
% light and power for dwellings.
store and all outbuildings Of this
company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

II. d. Hukill. the very efficient
mechanical engineer of the Faik Po-
tato Flour company. left for the
home office in Pittsburg last Sunday.
Mr.. Hukill IL = hussler and We are
sorry to see him leave the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

Mrs. c. w. Brandborg and chill
dren arrived Thursday from Beniji.
Minnesota, to join Mr.. Brandborg,
who is manager OF the potato flour
factory 1t this place. Tho family
will occupy the Spencer residence ON
Warrington street.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

10y Spencer and the children Of
J. J. Spencer have returned to their
school work after spending the holi-
days with their parents and friends
at Monte Vista and Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

Mr.. Angus Evans Of Espanola,
New Mexico, was a visitor to the
city this week. Mr.. Evans has late
ly been discharged from the navy
and Ia looking for q location.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

Mrs. Mary Worth. the widow of
Ebenezer Worth. passed away at
the home Of her son. h. r. Worth.
on January eighth. The funeral
service will be held ON Sunday. Jan.
uary eleventh. at two-thirty O'Clock
at the Msthodist church. Grand.
ma Worth" would have been ninety
years Of age had she lived to Jan.
uary thirteenth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

! Spssr returned 70 his home in
rso last week after spending
olidays wita his fsmiiy hers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

c. W. Anderson and Lawrence
Tohill have been among the visitors
to Denver this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

Miss Nell Macy left Sunday for
California to Join her father.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

On another page 10 the advertise-
ment Of the Wilcox public aale. The
wilcox homo place was recently
sold to George W. Anderson Of Ne.
braska for $4,000. and the live
stock. implements. ETC. will b sold
at auction.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

Ed Goodding has been in Denver
on business trip this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

I. r. Smith IL making . business
visit in Cincinnati.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

H. E. Walker left for Kansas Cit,
last week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

crcditors aad asked 10 have the
decd cancelled and tAs land subiset
to Its Judgment. A. the trial Judge
Wiley held that the AssA from Ebsl
10 bis wife was In payment Of an
hosssl dsbs asA that Mn. Ebsl vas
free from fraud. but that she held
the title to the Colorado land In
trust Tor Chris Ebsi's creditors over
and above the debt. aad ordered the
land sold for this purpose. The su.
prone Court reversed the judgment
Of the trial court and ordered that
the suit Of the Rock Island lnpis-
nsnt company b disaisssA. In
other words. the ruling 70 that Q
husband has the right to make bic
wife. upon aa honest debt. Q pes-
fsrrsd creditor. which ~ diA II this
case. and which tAs eosrt said hs
had . lavful right ts DO. J. p. vssr.
kamp vas attorney for Mrs. Ebsl
and II. ~. Howard and sx-congrsss.
man Ellis Of kaasas City we're eoun.
sci for the imDlsnsnt company.
A case which has been hefore he
courts for some tine 10 that OF Meta
Lawrence ~. Joha Wests. N vas
appealed to the 0uprsuAe Court once
and rsvsrssd. and .ssnt hack 70,
now trial. On second trial Miss
Lawrsnes obtaissd judsmsat for
$3.50. which Wsrts appealed to the
Supreme Court the second time. The
Supreme Court has now granted Mr..
Werts . sapsssedsas aad win later
pass upoA tAo merits OF the eass.
J. p. vssrka0D 10 attorney for
Werts and otspAsnson for Miss Law.
romeo.
The supreme Court also affirmed
the judgment Of the district court Of
Consjos county. Jesse Wiley, trial
judge. In the case Of The Tsrraos lr.
risation District. The Alamosa Creek
Canal Co.. =. H. Stark and Belle n.
Stark. plaintiffs IN error. W. The
New Union Ditch Co.. The Lowland.
Overflow Ditch Co.. and Overflow
Ditch Co. No. /. defendants In error.
This suit was brought BY the defend.
ants In error in the district court Of
Conejos county. praying An aband-
onment Of all water and ditch riehts
belonging to = number Of smaller
bitches and claiming that after the
abandonment tho water appropriated
to these various bitches was used by
junior appropriators. An injunction
was also asked for to restrain these
bitches from taking any water.
The Alamosa Crssk Canal Co. Ind
the Terrace district filed cross-com-
plants alleging that tho rights OF
some OF the various smaller ditches
In question were overflow risht.
only and after the abandonment OF
the Overflow bitches. the defend.
ants Appropriated the water and
changed to another drainage basin
with the full knowledge by Junior
ditch owners.
The court sustained generally tho
abandonment contention of ehe d..
fendr' In error. aud tho Alamosa
Cree Canal Co.. and the Terrace
District carried the case to the su-
preme Court for revi,w after mo.
ton for new trial had been denied.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

G. H. Koh1er and son, Bion, de-
parted for Kansas City the first OF
the ~ssr.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

Menu for Tomorrow Breakfast-Sliced peaches, cereal with top milk, fried bread, sirup, cof- fee.
 Luncheon-Baked green corn, gra- ham mullins, loganberry dumpings, tea.
 Dinner-Cream of celery soup, veal birds, buttered carrots, endive salad, toasted crackers, maple whipped cream puff, coffee
 My Own Recipes
 Fill puff shells with whipped cream and pour over the whole a maple sauce. The whipped cream should be slightly sweetened and favored with vanilla. A tiny pinch" of salt should be mixed with the sugar.
 Baked Green Corn
 cup butter
 onions
 green peppers 3 tomatoes cups green corn cut from cob 1 teaspoon salt A teaspoon pepper. Peel and chop onions. Remove seeds from peppers and chop. Peel tomatoes and slice thin. Melt butter in bakins dish and take out half Put layer o tomatoes in bottom of dish Add corr mixed with pepper and onion. Add an other layer of tomatoes and more corr and so on until all is used. Season witt
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
STOPS SERMON TO SING CONGREGATION ASLEEP
[N. E. A. sal speelal

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 1.--In the middle of his sermon at Madison Heights Methodist church Rev. T. ". Lewis obserced that q number of his congregation were asleep in their seats
 The preacher stopped and offered a broad hint, but the sleepers slept on. For q moment, the minister looked baffled-but only for moment.
 Lets all stand, and sing Jesus Lover of My soul came the request from the pulpit.
 There were some embarrassed faces among the sleepers when they were awakened by the sound of tht music. After two verses had been sung, Rev. Lewis resumed his sermon and there after the drowsy ones kept awake.
 Madison Heights church congrega- tion includes many of Memphis wealthiest and most prominent fam i flies.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
McuEs .ERoN. l TIE EOZNEY M4zZD RZzZF
6D LZZdn PGschoI D0y

So l did it.
 She keeps chickens, it's her hobby. l gave her a setting of eggs.
 My uncle of Florida sent them. They were rare here. I told her. A special breed, with long tails. The old hen sat faithfully. One morning she flew out squawking. Shrieks mingled with her racket. went over to the henhouse.
 They Say was on the top roost. She pointed to the nest below. It was full of little alligators.
 They wriggled and slithered about. Some were on the floor. Their mouths gaped. She sluddereC What a horrid joke to playl"
 She schreeched at me accusingly.
 Its a joke" I replied soberly YOU hatch out things more horrid. Then you turn them loose over town.
 Your scandals eat up good names. lThcse little fellows hurt no one"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

salt and pepper and pour over remain ing butter. Bake twenty Live or thirty in a moderate oven.
 Loganberry Dumpiings.
 2 cups loganberries.
 tablespoons butter
 F cup sugaH
 cups water
 A cup flour
 1 teaspoon baking powder.
 14 teaspoon salt
 Water to make soft dough.
 Canned or dehydrated berries may be used. Put berries, water. sugar and butter in a sauce pan with tight cover When this reaches the boiling point drop in from a teaspoon balls of soft dough made by sitting the flour, baking powder and salt together and cutting in the water. Cover tightly and keep at the boiling point for fifteen minutes Serve at once.
 A housekeeper can be SC busy that she finds time fol nothing except growing old NiAlslf | 0
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH Think How Furious Van Felt When He
 Couldn't Find Ann

Just what Ann Lorimer was up to when she rushed out of the big Lori mer house no living human being could have guessed. Was she running to Jim? Or was she running away from home again? I could not control my doubt and suspicion. Suspicion about everything they do is the penalty the faithless cannot escape.
 Deb and I followed Ann instinctively. We were actuated by a common pur- pose. We would return Ann to her husband and we would return her at her best. Dear old Jimmy shouldn't see his little childwife in her hyster1- cal and disheveled state.
 I was simply furious with Ann for eyading us. Until we had handed her over to Bob and Morrison-and mas culine rule was the only rule Ann ever respected-and had had the little -ssF-S properly checked off and receipted for, we couldn5't feel sure that we had real Iy feund her for keeps"
 Fortunately. Ann hadn't tied ribbon of one of her pumps and she lost 1t off in her flight and so we caught up with her and escorted her straight home. And I scolded her most of the way.
 Ann Lorimer. you don't seem to realize what you've riskedi'
 You mean by hiding so long?a 1 "No!' I exploded. You understand perfectly we'll what I mean!" "Ohi That trip I planned with Van 2 Here the irresponsible ingenue started to giggle. Say. girls, Just think how furious Van must have been when h, couldn't find mel"
 Ann's. giggle increased to paroxysn of laughter It exasperated me.
 T give you up." I exclaimed des pairingly.
 Now, Janel Don't throw a fit wasn't risISing anything at all Van i old enough to be my father! l can
 help it if he shows me that he likes m
 can I? But believe me, you needn
 have worried. I could have manage Van all right. And as for scandal-yo Lodimers would have taken me bac
 to save fuss-publie talk and all that
 My own riskg Bunk I can wind Va i, around my little finger"
 Il I didn't hear the rest of Ann's chai
 ter. I was wrapped up in Ann's al
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
Confession G ofaBri1q (copqiqhd 1920 by ae Neusp EfdGpse As,Ocado1

titude toward her own cleverness.
 She was a child in appearance, al most a child in years, altogether a child in intelligence. She was an excellent example of the popular feminine type of the time. And her extraordinary in- nocence was all affectation! And wo man-but no man-could see that,
 Van thought he was making a decid- ed hit with the little girl, but 1 knew that he was only getting value re- ceived. lie for lie, flattery for flattery, and deceit for deceit.
 Ann's small head was so crammed with the sophistication of the age that she relied absolutely on her own ability to manage a man old enough to be her father.
 l I wondered if Deborah Burns, the college girl, Deb of the protected home and the chaperoned life, was as wise as l the little ex- office employe2 (To Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
WHY DO YOU TRY
 TO HIDE THOSE
 LITTLE PIMPLES?
Or Cover a Dark, Sallow, Muddy Complexion With Face Powder and
 Rouge

How embarrassing it is for one to have pimples appear on face. neck, arms or hands. On little pimple is bad enough-mars the attractveness of pretty face.
 You can quickly remove pimples and other skin blemishes by touching the spot or applying Black and White Ointment to the part affected. This simple but effective, home beauty treatment removes, not only pimples but clears a dark, sal;Ow, muddy com plexion, and leaves the skin soft, white and radiant.
 All who have used Black and White Ointment are delighted with the re- suits and keep a box afways on their dressing table, Black and White Soap should also be used and will be found delightful aid to the Ointment.
 Both Black and White Ointment and Soap can be found ar all good drug stores and toilet counters-25c each a package, or the manufacturers will send postpaid on receipt of soc
 A sample, literature and Black and White Birthday and Dream Book will be sent you free if you will clip and mail this advertisement to BLACK and WHITE, Box 1907, Memphis, Tenn.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
wERE THEY RllNn ple RATs

HENDlNN, England-The three blind mice of nursery rhyme fame may have been bling pig rats. Mrs. Marie Stoker here tells the tale of rats who imbibed wine she mopped up from her floor. She threw the rags into the yard. In the morning a dozen rats were drunk in the yard. They couldn't walk straight says she I've seen wasps drink liquor They become quarrelsome and sting each other"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

ct e
   othe
  he hin and nothi a Can't me- right 
  CT inn still
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
THAT WEAKENED HIM

Doris-I thought you were going to kiss me when you pucxered up your lips just now.
 -No-er--it was only a piece of grit in my mouth.
 Doris-Then for goodness sake swal- low 1t-you need some.-Edinburg Scotsman
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
| , ADVENTURES
 OF THE TWINS k Olive Rohartr Bartos1.
Robsrty Bsytma.
BLIND MANS BUFF

The Meadow School played m buf
 
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  and ca see a of all he It. He he toned he knew wa playing man they
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
suPPREssINe A scANpALIsT

SURPRISING A SCANDALlST Z We had "They Say" in our town. There should be laws against them. Specders are curbcd as dangerous. Speeding scandaiists should be, too They run down perfectly good names Sometimes that's worse than murder Who steals my purse steads trash" Bin Shakespeare said it all. We can take results of what we do. But not what They Say" we do Especially when we don't. A scandalist hates success. She spares only mediocrity. Jealousy is the mother of scandal. This one was very prolific. Some propagandist she was. A litter of lies she would bear. They'd be all over town by night. No use trying to scotch them.
 She'd hach faster and keep ahead. Most of us were bitten by them.
 Something had to be done.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
HE'S asruoYINeo POLICE SYSTEM

SAN FRANCISCQ-whe John Lar son saw a beautiful horse on the cor ner he had an irresistible desire to be a traffic cop. The horse was willing and they departed. Traffic Cop Will liam Lendeeker caught Larson and his horse at the county line. Larson now is studying police business from the inside, as it were, and hen complete the course in 10 days.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

Sometimes when one wants some sour milk for cake the milk doesn't quite enough Milk that IS s turned" requires but small amount of soda not enough to give ghtness to the cake.
 There are two things one may do Use the small amount of soda to sweeten the milk and use baking pow der for rising or add little vinegar to the milk and use the rule of soda.
 If too much soda has been put into batter for grdde cakes the addition of vinegar will take care of the excess
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
END ScHooLHousE {.
 VOTFNC-No SMOKES

EVANSVILLE. Ind.,-Because they were uncomfortable since they couldn't smoke or chew. election officials de- clined to serve in schoolhouse voting booths here. There'u be no more schoolhouse ~oting places, say election board members
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
YEAST

Knieker-y You can't eat your eaka and have it. too.
 Bocker-Well. you can drink it. Sun and New York Herald.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
TAKE REST OF IT,
 MAN ADVERTlsES

SAN DIEGO. Cal..-"If you won't send back my clarinet, let me have your address so that I may send you the mouthpfece to salne,v so reads a news paper advertisement inserted here by W C. Watt. sailor on ship in larbor here His mouthpiece instrument was stolen aboardship.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

A bride in Sumatra must wear large silver buttons in her ears for five years, or until the first baby is born.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

In ths Kitchen of home Sister Mary cooks daily family of four adults. she brought to her kitchen erstandina ct the chemistry ot cooking naned from study of domestic science in state unver- sty Consequently the advice she offers happy conn bnaon of theory practice Every recipe she sivss her first tried out and served at her family ta0s
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

Nearly 3.oooo0o passengers daily patronize the 1850 miles Of surface and elevated railways in Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

They've hu-hurt mel she whimpered. Scared me out o'my wits!" You need new wits anyhow" I said. Wits that'll hatch truth, not lies. Your verbal reptiles poison-bite. They're crocodiles gnawing hearts. "TlI never do 1t again. Oooo!" She sCuealed as I gathered them up. Just think of alligators!" l said. Next time you start They Say. Remember the Golden Rule" sent the gators to the Park Zoo She is no seandalist now. Isn't it odd?
 Free an alligator-and get pinehed. Sanders worse, yet roams at large.
 -O-
 WHAT FOLKS LEAVE ON CARS
 SEATTLE-A beer keq, photograph records, the pictures of somebody's sweethearts,' Bibles and Bertha M. Clay's will be sold at auction here by the Municipal Street Railway Depart ment. Together with 700 umbrellas and hundreds of purses, the auction will dispose of these articles left in street cars by fuzzy minded" people.
 Edith M. Jacobs for County Re corder.-Adv. II
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

The tanning of ostrich skins is a growing industry in South Africa.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02

Edith M. Jacobs flor County Re- corder@Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1920-11-02
WHAT FOLKS LEAVE ON CARS

Edith M. Jacobs for County Re corder.-Adv. It
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

Sl,finl ~ ff, .,'~
ClARE\rb!s dnrrh 90 pho
Leila lnh, vel conl.auos 10 gain
IN Interest I'M m crol"s ct nnulrN
county nril'irg nt q lirlc better
Than 3.2nn loDt, according tO most
I"liab'p Information IA u most prom
isins shnlr nr steel gray limestone,
II T. hr,nr c.lHolv watched lo, dr.
volcnmonis \ uumhtr ct visitors
are ~ attendance irum ruIy he .n"
morning unlil night aud definite re-
,u,ts arc expected NilhIl1 tow DAYS
Drilling Zoos steadily ou mad y
complete t"n BE- promised Wilholi
definite depth sot uH The duillng
place FyoYopo familiar with Ia"
past few hundred f,cl formation nro
optimistic of the final outcome AMI
stock u selling considerably above
PAR when It con be- hnurhi ~ an
Acreage D., stoany IN price hut CON
siderable exchange is noted almost
every lay The company be- selling
tow blocks ~ stockholders 90 con.
linur the d,illing
iluck ,I"cL Drifting.
ruDk creek is drilling "a reitrr
than ihouuud iecl. II T, rupWioi
after shnv ing 1T salt Stead, worE
Is promised ga thir ven und % hol It
hnl minor Interest as ygi