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The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06

Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug
gish liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
it, causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious. headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out. just 60
to your druggist and get bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cents,
which is harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dangerous calomeI. Take a
spoonful and if 1t doesn't start your
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06
D0DS0N WARNS
CAL0MEL USERS
You Cannot Gripe, Sicken Savate Yourself If You
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

liver and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and with
out making you sick, you just 90 back
and get your money.
II you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; be-
sides, 1t may salivate yOu, while II
you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will
wake up feeling great. full Of ambi-
tion, and ready for work or play. It's
harmless. pleasant and safe to give
to children; they like 1t.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06
.nt VII Indians Do With $500. .0O0 90?

y n, 1.ap s'Dpewa Indians on
,s.l.ss'.a,ss asls s,,a.l.n, Indian reservation
s.,s s',,sa =, .ppro1'nstsiiy ssS ssoo'cso tss,
'. ID ,sss ~ = 'AsI. ,a. reservation,
9 4 diaposIng !, -. Inv .uo'iey.
. No. = ss,ss 9. tobacco and pos
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06

This town has been IN.
!. 80 : I y plrates. Three expon-
=. : g peFsuasion of "Long John"
- 49, ~ eut Of the darkness at the
.,.... hff lake front, held up the
ss,., ~ q q half dozen dImlv
No., - s1sonoOlles parked on the
:. g ! sdse and disappeared to-
., 9 !. ! als = silently and myster-
- 4. automobile a'l.a parties have in.
4 60 - se'lon Of the beach, near
= .a -. building. Of late. With
,'s =: ssat many hot nj night hy boues ,ee.'
ney say, At 2 a. m
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06
Strike Threatens Mexico.

San Antonio, Tex-Mexico again
faces a threat Of general strike of
railway employees on the National
lines, according to dispatch received
in San Antonio Wednesday from the
City of Mexico. The rail workers re-
fuse to accept the 10 per cent reduc-
ton in salaries announced by Presi-
dent Obregon Monday, it is stated, and
have openly declared that they will
walk out before submitting to the cut.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06
Mental butterAying at 2 a. m.
A great indoor sport for
thoughtless people

One of the surest ways
to become physically in
capable Of doing your best
work is to get only snat-
ches of sleep-broken by
disturbing dreams.
If your sleep is being
disturbed by drinking
tea or coffee, you may be
sowing the seeds Of a
nervous breakdown.
Do not wait until your
nerves are affected by the
drugs, them and caffeine,
in tea or coffee. Protect
your strength, vitalityand
endurance.
Have sound, restful
sleep, and wake refreshed
and fit for any task.
Postum, tho delicious
cereal beverage, with its
Rolden-brown richness
and codee-like taste, win
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06

let Nature restore your
cofee-irritated nerves,
and bring you sound, re-
freshing sleep.
Postum is wholesome
and acts in a normal way.
It possesses the advan-
tages of a hot drink, with
out the Ill effects of tea
or coffee.
Drink Postum for a
week or two. See what
a difference it will make
in you'll
There's q Reason"
Postum comes In two
forms: Instant Postum in tins)
made instantly in the cup by
tho addition Of boiling watsz.
Postum Cereal Tin packages of
larger bulk, for those who pre-
fer to make the drink while the
meal Is being prepared made
by boiling for 20 minutes.
At all grocers.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06

,srFR-Mary Kinny, beautiiul' 7,
1 |)..s' rsnts to be healed u,e but Inc
-. Eenan," Mrs. Aimee semple
/ ,,.r,ea cannot pray for her DE-
us, is ambitious to dance
5 l,u,e Mary, who is a cashier ;.
dentovn drug store was M lei.
s.sap three years ago and now
!. ,Ioue in a Denver hotel. Her
: : dser, are busy in other cities
..,lnr fortunes on the stage. Mary
.ru dive worlds to Join them; she
. and of music. and just crazy 10
Abr 80 =.
s,p the first Denver case OF a
.,,,, who claimed to have been
md I by the prayers Of Mrs. Nc
n,su became known, Mary has
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06

describes as "wretched conditions"
the Net Lake tribe of the Chippewas
gained fame in recent years by their
primitive habits. Many Of the older
chiefs and squaws of the Chippewa
nation retired to the Net Lake reser-
walton several years ago and prac-
ticaily became outcasts from their ma
ton.
This situation was brought about,
Wa-na-bo-sho believes, because the In
oians were destitute. He believes the
net Lake Chippewas will now join
tneir fellow tribesmen In the upward
Trend to the modern mode Of living.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06
A Lady Of Distinction

Is recognized by the delicate fascinat-
Ing influence Of the perfume she uses.
A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot
water to thoroughly cleanse the pores.
followed by busting with Cuticura
Talcum powder usually means a clear,
sweet, healthy skin.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06
Wounded Constable Dies,

San Antonio, Tex.-Dennis Reil, dep
uty constable, died Tuesday from a
knife wound received in a fight with
Leonardo Perez. Perez, who was shot.
may not live.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06
Peru to Erect Washington Monument.

Lima, Peru.-The Peruvian govern
ment has issued decree providing
for the erection in Lima of monu
ment to George Washington, as "a
model of exemplary citizenship and
In view of the fact that the political
emancipation of North America was
the forerunner of the independence of
the Hispanio-American nations"
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06
Question.

yes, the doctor is treating me-"
"To what? at?'-Louisville Courier
Iourpai
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06

Lifes side shows cost us more than
the real circus.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-08-06

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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
wOMAN's CLUB SPRING PROGRAM
AT THE ZIEGLER HOME

The last soc.4l event Of the seast n
and the most successful from every
point Of view, was the Spring Pro-
gram" carried out Tuesday evening,
at the liegler home The affair was
promoted by the Musical Department
OF the Cariizozo Woman's club with
Mrs Albert Ziegler ~ chairman and
nothing wag left undone to nuke the
event ono long To ho remembered. We
wish 1t we're possible to make special
meuliou pf zach number aud 10 give
proper credit tp all who took part in
the musical progrnm, but taking the
muBicM talent collectively CARR.
zopo may well be- uroud Of the musical
numbers renderod on this occasion aud
Of the houutiful hospitality extended
by the hosies3 nf tho lieger home.
The following is the program:
/. spring" Violin and Piano, Clcn-
dclssohn, Mcssrs. Pitts and Fer
guson
.. lhou Art .itc I'pio q Flower,
Vocal solo dis2' Miss tia Ed
mislon
.. "Ihe BLACKSMITH 10 the Woods. D.
Piano lupl a. MichRelia) Mes.
dnups sleFlrr and Kelley
!. "BoRt sony Voral Duct, Miss
Ivy Lindsay and Mrs. Hoffman.
8 Rustic Of Spring" Piano Solo,
SindnR Miss Lorena Sager.
6. open Wide o"'s- - spring,
V.aai Solo, ,Forihan, Miss Carrie
Roberts.
T. Moonlight viii Come Again, 81
Vo. al Qulrtette f1ha'Upson, Mrs.
4 y Boone Ms. /. N. Scott,
Mrs. $. l., squler DR.. L. T.. Cole.
8, "Nheu Nlutor sleeps, Blum,
enschien,l Davis Orchestra,
., Voices cf the Woods" Voca
sJlo. tRuhcastein, ~ L. l.. Cole
% "ilabenera, from Carmen, Violif
and Soto, lP;:t) Ng'ri EIt'aen'
Esggusor
II. 40 n butterfly" Vocal Duet
Won Carse,) Miss Roberts ant
Mrs Squier.
q, Selected. Piano Duet. Miss Sage
and Mr.. l.gnAe,,
49, ,hs rOUi svnsoDs," Reading
Nwizordvatogimg?) Mrs. Kelley
II. Love and summer West,
Chorus.
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rl&g i8Bsk

The saw mill at Meek is now running
steadily Most of the lumber now be-
ing cut is to be used in the corstrac.
ion Of nov at.r -Is,Sm ~ fiue
Lodgt ruA m pulldms cottages for
members of the Roswell Pine Lodge
Club, Inc.
The mountain roads are at present
Is cSceilent condition
Mrs. II F Fairhgnes and her father
and mother arrived Sunday from Ros.
veil lbe construction Of the Fair.
banks cottage win proceed inmcdi.
atcly
Tue Captain. Spudle-Pine Lodge.
Roswell road ls now hclng much inn
'ro,cd last week. rhaycf county
.redod siN mile, 90 ,hc road lui rrad
ng wiIl Zee copuuu,d to The liucoh
ountl line
NHk ts Icing puthed On the iror
eWs belonging TO Carii1ogo parties
lugh nov ore is haiug developed or
Boz oId leads and some pev ere bodicI
rc being uncovered
The mountnins mc very dry Tn.
alter 10 the canyons Is the loves
aowu ioi years
rhc Block ranch bas fenced th
rfoyu secn lake 90 prevent cattl
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
EDUCATIONAL NEwS

,Ry Mrs. N. l. Nlaner.

Try Mrs. NJ, L. Niauey.
The conference of county atd city
superintenjcnts which was held In
Santa le last week had for IL keynote.
Better teachers and better schools "
Questions discussed were OF Rrent val.
ue as they had the child's development
always in mind.
With tbe creation Of the school audi.
tor we slali be in position 10 prepare
more conservative budgets and provide
a more uniform system Of teachers
saiaEies and other necessary expenses.
Tho auditor must pass on all estimates
beIors the county board of commits
sSonerg.
The teacher anints Wss an In.
pOrtant factor. The united spniou
being that the matter O.. efficiency bs
taken into consideration vheG setting
tentative salary ,chedu,t. rather
than basing salary on grade oi CERT.
hcate alone.
In the past, much attention haa been
gwen ana necessarily aot To- tnt rr0Ntd'
ing Of building AM equipment Now
;Cmas ,he child to which we must piye
the greater attention ht studying his
individual need Parents nnd teach
ers working comparatively lor the pnr.
pose ol developing the nes women and
men thr un'iou has known.
Twenty, rlghlhgru diplomas were
granted after the Mnloh examination
and will be- p''seplcd 60 pupils who
duish the daiy WORK in the hools.
The April examination has no, been
heard from lnr last state eighth grad,
examination win hc held May ~ an,
60 For convenience Of pulis Wher,
schools are closed the examination wil
be given Ia tho office Of the county su
porintcudent Of schools
All schooIs ere busy preparing III,
closing exercises of the school sen
ending May l3. ~ and ~ respectively
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE

Last sunday morning at l.9o, nm;
other of cur aged pionccra .nswcred
tho cali Thomas ". Henley, known
20 hi. multitude Of friends a1 Uncle
Tom, died at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lin Branum after suif,rlng
many years from AN incurable uilment
MIR Henley came TO this section Of ~
country from Denison, reNus, iV.ty
years ago, FIRST locating on tAe BV ita
After residing there u5cd. Tour Y, ars.
he moved to Nog9. where ~ lived
until his death, nurmg tbs time.
Uncle Tom servyd Rs postmaster
justice Of thc peace and otb .r x,shiuns
ol trust vete urged upon him. on ac.
count VI his excellent character. hon
esty and straighuorws rdncss. Mr.
Henley understood medic ne tot marked
degree and when this ~ untywaathnly
settled. he Travelled over tho nJui itu,us
IN AL kinds Of weath. 10 .nd.r aid "a
the sick and distressed, v ans of whom
can easily testify TO has many acts OF
kindness which hc g.sI.y bestowed on
those who were il M td ut attention.
Funeral services we're held at the
Nogal cemetery with the Rev G. G..
higbce os ,ha Carri2oso Metho iisl
Church sendle' ing the same The ser
vices were well attended by peopl,
tfV'n every portion OF the county, show
ing how N ich this kind tender egrtet
pioneer was reverCncod by an Vhl
know hm "Uncle Ton" made Nogh
famou with his Walnut Trees" an,
his sweet corn, which he raised ever
scar IN and at the time Of the yea
VII n the corr was in the proper fts te
many people would visit hogai for th
espresso arpose Of having cor
roast under the walnut trees. Nh
llcnb y leaves two daughters, Mrs lii
Brm m,um Of Carriio iozn and Mis-. lame
Coo per Of Ancho, and three soi q. Mossr
u u. Henley of La Junta, tolo W
A llene ey Of Mansfield. WjHh, an
John Henley Of Capp 'rs Cont. Texas
Z OF u trle Tom. it may we'll be- ssid
After serving his generation well. b
fell '.slesp
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
LINCOLN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
tProG " J Klorp3


Tbs Lincoln County uigL S.Aoci oi
cSpllsu, gave a plsy oD the evening Of
the s2nd. entitled 'Tootsis'sH Husband'
In which about aftssn stars featured
The play was three act comedy. full
Of action, humorous. and alive Nth in.
forest standing room was AZ "a PIE.
mium. The stage was beautifully dc.
curated with curtains and d,aperies.
and the foot tights reminded one of
thc llippodromv Of our i'1fer rity on
the Eastern cont M1s Mildred
petorg, our Tonini spanish nrirActor.
irfttod the rlaf with tha Hkiu ~ -
professional which wns vory apparent
IL The general plnn OF tne entire pfo-
gram and the natural acting % tho
participants in the play. al credit
s due her for the succcsao Of lh event
Ihc receipts Of The plag wore .G5.1S
which wll. be used ~ dcfrn thn cr.
acnses of our approaching rompnnce-
ncut exercises ,o.bs heii ,n The oVeo.
ur ol the l9th ana aOtb DG NAV. ANY
paiaHc, Alt over viii ~ towards cN.
tension of tr' iliVh Schnri Far,.
Out library ha hccn in"rca od nearly
,hrec hundred Volume. this ,rsr. The
thirty.thrca dollar madr ~ ih" lapt
play we're expended fcy Tho purchnsc
IT three volumes o. "larned'~ History
ior Ready Reference ani ropcni Read.
ings;" leather bound nrl coycrngthc
work Of recent tiot"ry from i-9S ia
1910.
over ninety prreeni ot the ohtranta
To the state ,AUnirn,.or for Eighth
gradc held IN Apr.i pR7goi win credit
This spoaks Tor itself Nomcntoua
steps are being taken for more inten-
sive instruction In al departments &C
our school, making Il more difficult to
obtain eredI. aud promotion Ibis the
administration feels Is essential to a
well regulated aud efficiently governed
school, and will eventually bring the
school 10 rank with ths bss. Ia tho
vest Four years English ATE Ab-
solu,tly required for graduation after
this yenr regardless of thc credit, Il
pupil may have.
In tho paper lssus.l iGrirr tNc week
Of the 20ih Of May. q complete report
Il an the activities OF this srnool will
appear for the benefit of al th',e To-.
/ terestcd in education.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
opp iovs ENTERTAIN

GU Iucso night Carrizoso Lodge,
NO 3o, ! oAF entertained lu hon
or of the ] uutersar, OF the
order with urSc.Ileut program m
which man, ohr local people took
pant REV Ilman of thr baptist
church dclivo the principal address
and was follow by Senator D. NJ
Btick'o' hothlwhom cuIog2ci the
ordcr spike OF mission in the world
and oi It's bless'n,o munhini
Mrsi"mes i''n' 'c and Can gave
interesting rcHHngs qd rccitations.
the Misses ,nruc Res ina ia.
mist6n arI Claire Ada. .rg app-o.
pirate selections. Mr. r. and Mis-.
Lindsay on the mando and M A..
pInno, all were great..u,oy.j b.,
the large assemblage elabo,,t.
luncheon was served ane,.. ..h
attended the all air ar re ,..,
a unanimou. vote FOR be- BE-. v.
As royal entertainers
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
NEW MEXICO PLANS
DRASTIC STEPS TO
sT0P RCM RUNNING

Ei Paso, April 2s.--Rum runners
will either discard their hreafms bo-
'ore they enter New Mexico or take
chances on rcnaltiss far greater ,hnr
are contemplated under tic volstead
act.
County ahorina of New MoNico, co
operating with prohibition agent out
OF III raso Office yesterday placed
charges under state law against four
men charged with violation % the Vol
stead net The state chnrro Is mado
under statue passed ~ the reccut
session OF the New Mexico legislature.
making It felony To carry firearms IN
t,le Illegal transportation of nto.lca.
ting liquor.
lnd-r tho New Mexico statue, rum
runnera, captured with hrtArm IT,
thcir possession, upon ,onN ictiou iu
tho state cour, ore subject IN scn
tonca ~ the pOnitoaiiary from two "a
/ o yeerC
Al Carlsbad, ~ NJ, yesterday. Fls
ri'gnet before United States Cwnmls
sioncr Dover Phllips for violation a..
fha prohibition Get They waived pro
iminnry hearing and oncb was held II
$4,000 bond for appcrrnncc In UniicL
states district court
File Charges Under New Mexico Law
Following thi3 nctIan. sheriff Goo.
Baton uf C.Nispad, who has captured
AWe,v and Oebedcr In automobiles
with 30 cugcs OF whisky nlad charges
against both men uud0r tho state law
which makes II n felony tn Illegally
transport liquor with fro arms. II Is
alleged that each man nnd firearms
IN his automobile when u.roatod
In AlemOgordO, ycatorGGy similar
action was taken In the Cagcs al G. 4
Wl!mering and Walter Finnhar These
two were grrelued before United
5tptQI UunllninnlOner a. Y. Mougcr ou
'harge1 OF violation Oi the prohibi.
ton act An automobile aud 100
/ quarts OF liquor were gcized at the
timo OF tholr arrest They werN helL
In $4,000 bond, each. which ,hey failed
to give.
Shctin puennm, following the dis
pohhl Vi the Cnsea by tie commission.
er. filed chnrgca for the te under
tho transportation with firearms law
Action pleases Tormey.
THIS notlGn by the Now Mexico of
totals Is highly appreciated by thl
'partment," stated jlhn Toomey. ac
Ing director Of prohih.lcn fde IN,
bardcf dl3t!ct when rcslird 81, YER
day that the shNl,Na Hal llol charged
under Inc state law,
whom this element lears that tn,
carrying Of 1rccrms 10 tho raa8ncAtG
Ion OF liquor places them g. taprrdl
cf 10 years tcrm ,n ,nc .cpitontiag.
II should hGVc q deterrent effect upol
th y, Muat buotlcfgorl. whea the
lerve III Peso, carry hrearr1s viii
them.
After few have boon hlren sen
toncel In the state couyts aud scut L
prison for q period - yvarg, the boot
leggors will probably disarm
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
NEW GOPllER TRAPS
Will llE TESTED BY
BIOLOGICAL - KNEf

Field men OF the biological survey
are porlmenlllg with sew type OF
gopher trap Wuicl ma usa1 Huhn.it-
ted to thcm for ina'iur 40 the pres
cnt lluo tho field ncn arr Usus wire
traps for gophors Although these
have proved successful. u iH hoped
that the new type VIII ha uysu more
co.
The trap heing experimental with
IL made OF steel and has we wicked
looking plnchors which ~ ,hnl when
the trigger Is topped c1. in" new
model Is placed about loot inside OF
The gopher hole and the little rodents
sep on The trap to pass uut nl their
underground homes
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
SURPRISE At rHE KELLEY HOME

A complete surprise was sprung Oh
Nr. and Mrs I'D h, Kelley on Wcduc--
day evening IA the keleys are about
to leave for California, their friends
quietly arranged surprise for them
and as q part ol The scheme they were
invited 20 dine that evening at the I.
l. Kelley home On their return, they
found the resid,uce dark, as they had
left il, but on toucning the electric
button they found about dity CHrrizozu
fiiends 90 cnurltc OF the house wulcu
concluded wcll Devised aud successful
surprise affair, The evening from that
time, was spent N gameg, singing, re-
citations, etc, after which, refresh.
ments vert served On their depar-
ture. the guests wished the kelley >
many happy years q come with add
tiunal wishes that AZ some future date
they would return To Carii2ozo Mr.
and Mrs Kelley vii! leave next Sun
day morning on No. 3 tor Idaho. wher,
after short visit with their daughter
they viii go 20 Riverside, Cal. q max
that place their future home
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
WHITE OAKS NOTES

On Thursday afternoon, the Woman 3
Social Club OF White Oaks was delight
fully entertained at the home Of Mis
Charles Spence ~ he Ruests were en-.
tertalned with vocal selections. also wit
many beautiful selections on the
Edisor Three visitors were present
Mesdames Durham, McFadden aud
Horne.
As pleasing feature of the occns
ion, the guests engaged In an old fash
ioned Virgiuin reel, a delicious lunch
con of coffee and cakes Of variuul
kinds IVES served. The affair wna
greatly enjoyed by an preaent
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
DISTRICT Court DECIDES THAT
GROUP INSURANCE FOR
TEACHERS Is LEGAL

albuquerque. A. VI April 30 -Ac.
1rdiug tu a decision recently handed
own by Judge Ryan, the insurlng OF
achcrs under the group policy plan
legal The sGit to determine the
esaliiy OF the plan was a friendly one
nd was instituted hy Fred Nohl OF
his city Judge Hickey being disqIali.
~ on account ot having Just nnlal-
! a term cu the cily bourl. In or.
"r 20 get decision from the high
y court possible an appeal has been
AIKEN 10 ihe supreme court
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
NOTICE TO THE LONG SUFFERING
PUBLIC!


During the recent political esmpsign,
the Democrats. for reasons best known
to themselves, found prospects In q
queer condition TO carry on On unsue.
cessful campaign without placing q
mortgage on the machine. They now
want to lifi that mortgage and after
every candidate going to the bottom
Of his pockets MS deeply as the law
would allow, they found that other
means must Nv employed 20 save the
ship,
The matter was tearfully taken up
with the Republicans whn willingly
agreed to come 10 the aid Of the late
enemy, In the following manner: he
Democrats issued challenge to the
Republicans, to play n game of hasc
hall for supremacy, certified checks
being posted by representatives, OF
both parties to the c,rount Of $40, 600.
rhe gGmo viii be played on Sundny,
May 5, aud those who miss II will re-.
gret it, all their lives. Tho rolluwinR
gentlemen "ili uphold the honor OF
/ the rarty n Jefferson pnd jgeksuni
/ Ralph NJ. Treat, County Clerk.
John H. bryan. County Assessor, tno-
tce the John h.; also the Grape Juice
3 II. g. Norman. Treasurer and Tax
Collector; e. NJ. Bricklcy. S,g,g isn.
ator, Is, Diatrlg, -aa walking Ency.
clopediu OF Information; Ed Harris,
County Sheriff, those who cnl him
"Ed'', will address him in srT,o utner
manner, after this sAmel Brent Paden,
ward heeler from the Annex; John A.
Haley mot John h. Nester 6 nemnc'
racy; W. ), Norman. h9puty County
Treasurer; T. a. Spencer, Outside Or
ganizer and Boss Of the Flats; Bryan
Cazier, (grnpe juice to begin with Ac.
tive vote getter among the ladies'; Pat
rick Dolsn, who dgliysH tep 'aln0ad
vote ,mAepsli u, L, hshpoin, White
washer OF Democratic records; S. G..
Anderson, precinct worker and path
fnder; o. J. Snow, Sky Pilot.
Shock No. ,. - The following gentle.
men will uphold t,e ssr,t W .ho par.
ygf iinedin and liarding;
A. J.. holland. Mayor Of CarriEozo
Ben Lujan, Chairman, board oi Coun
IS Commissioners; J. y. French ScG
Rep, Co Cen Corn WIH uaiiacher
Chet .sHsntan, IN how 10 yet the f.
male vote; |. D. Baker, plays away
back; NJ. Barnett, 10 years with H.,
NY. Giants(cnrried waterl Il y
Hamilton, Ex.pis, ltts., sNd utart
c.nd,1,,l rot ouvrrnor; j. Benson
Newell, District Attorney ladies mus
not converse with him during thu
game) r. T.. Blnney, 10 yearl' has hol
der with Oscuro team, A l., burke
formerly OF salt Lake City friend o
Reed amoot and Gov. pamberger; J. y
Farley never has been accused Of eth
en- mufing or catching BALI Ira O
Wetmore, watch him, I'd Long. for
mer mayor Of White oaks; Geo. SPENCE
local home run King lmpire, I'd
win Mechem ipdse oi the pistric
Court hoard of Arbitration, benjami
Franklin Golt Wm lceumssh sher
= man kahIor Hiram rhcopholis GGTrarc
p Admission including players, u o.
b ladies' 50 cents, children 30 ceuts. lh
game will be called VI 2;30 and IT NJ
b finished e. dark will he continued tb
!. lhe neNl daN.