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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
WHITE OAKS woMAN's cLun

one Of. i not the largest crowds
White oaks has had Cor years, attend
ed the dance and social given by the
Woman. club last Saturday night.
The hall was decorated IN Club CO.
lors, crimson and gold As curres.
pom Ting feature, the club members.
wore badge of the zane colors. Fer
gusou, 10y Makers of Carrizo,o.
furnished the music for the occasion
and they douoly proved themselves
worthy az the nape
Carrito4o WIS wrH, represented aud
with those from oller urighhoring
points besides thu home people. sWelled
the crowd TO the hall, capacity. The
Club la"ics served gandwiches. cake
ard coffee. When Won ARE looking for
IA good time. leave It 10 White Oaks.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

Albuquerque Y. " March o. Tho
santa re- railroan las doiillteiy I'M
bounced 'u, spernl m,e Of une half
lore tor the round rip from al points
q New NcN,ro 20 Al u1uareUp ac
aount pupunl rougeht'rrs q. Nrw a.tX-
leo Wool Growers Association, Riarch
q 10 u. and New Mexico Cattle &
Horse Growers Association. March
20, 80. and 81. other railroads are
expected to cooperate In making this
special rate. which will materially
reduce the oxpcnac Of attending the
convention.
Albuquerque Us preparing to enter
tain o big crowd for beth conventions
and the local entertainment COM
miitee has completed an elaborate
program, eliminating In Il grand ball
for the visitors ON the evening OF
March 80.
The convention for the Cattle
Growers Association is nov practice
ally complete, and will be announced
IN dotall noyt week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
uuJm coon ~ NEW LAWS
n FORFSEEN
ny Guthrie smith.

Santa Pc, * NJ, March IA stea-
dy stream Of bills from both senate
and house poured into Gov Mcohomi
office ana on To secretary OF state
Martinez. until 1885 o'clock Sunday
morning Then Lieut. GOV Duck
worth's ra,cl ten. terminating the bth
state legislature with the announce
M M that the hour of noon ct the
si.iloth legislative day having ar
ri ed, the .ynuto stood adjourned inc
d.
\ moment later speaker CLANCY on
tertainel q motion to adjourn without
delay. committees from each house
having waited upon one another and
NJ On the Governor.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
GINFRAL WOOD HEADS
NEAR EAST LENrEN APP a..

General Wood O. s A amt a com
mtttcc consisting OF Americas lead
ing men and women have issued .
Lcnten sacrihclal Appeal boz behalf
OF the starving and freezing orphaut
IN she Near East The people oi
America are being requested to deny
themselves of some luxury and Go ei'c
thr price fo poor dNiug Armenia aul
the other suffering peoples 300 iho Scat
Fast Inc committees rousi'is of such
leading men and Nomyn as General
Wood Mr. ran, President Hibbou ot
Princeton. Mary Gardon. Mrs Winter
Prcsideut General Federated clubs
NINs Anna Gordon rrcsidont W e. T.
.r Minor President d. a u
Governor Parker of louisiana Sen
u,ar smoo. samuel Gompcrs NJ Amer
trau Federation of Labor, Mrs Nor
garHau and Mrs Cleveland u.
Dodge These are the friends OF Ar
m,uians syriaus and Greeks 90 tho
Ncar EAST Not one cent ot the iuuds
-a.sed By Mr. Hoover and his co-wor-
rs goes 20 the relief OF these people
Palestine. Asia Minor and Armenia
mas unpeal Is Tor Central Europe
10 10 Nr the Near Feat.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
BIRSrN WINS APPOINTMENT
AS SLNiTOR FROM NIN MIXICO
Republican National Committeeman
Named by Go,. Mcrhcm 10 succeed
\. H.. fall,

Santa Fc. N NJ, March H. At g
o'rlock Friday afternoon Goyorn.r
Mochrm announced hc had appointed
IT, O. Hursum OF Socorro as United
states fcnutor TO succeed An 30 y
Fail. who resigned 10 b"come Score.
tary of the interior.
Mr. nurs um, Who is Rcpubl,ri u
national committeeman Tor New ,lrN.
leo viii serve until his successor
chosen at q special election, the dat,
Of which remains to be fixed by l'p
governor. II b. generally cNpor I
the election will h, called on the 3sl
Monday In september, the date ou
which a number of proposed amend
m'nts TO the state constitution are To-
be voted upon
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

IN the great volume 81 bills made
10 % laws, 1t IS inevitable that some
mast be under the high standard de.
sired.
Most ot the ncW laws are good
Some Of them are excellent. Nonc of
them Is vicious. II may be- said OF
some OF them that they ere not really
necessary, but the poor ar unneccH-
stry laws were necessary In order 10
So ure the good ones.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
Sew Mexico Federal Judge IN
New York

New Meyico's federal Judge. Colin
Noblllt, is now In the east sitting
Tor Judge Learned Hand New York.
Is trying cnses OF countrywide In
terosts. The following item Is by
tho Chicago Trlbunc'a lcnsrd wire
ncw8 service.
"Ncw York, March S.-Thc trial OF
John J. McGrew, manager OF the New
York Giants, on q charge Of having
a bottle of whisky In his possession
on Aug s last, was set down kinnduy
by Federal Judge Colin Nebiett for
April 4 and marked "peremptory"
The case ig a result OF the Lambs
club episode. in which the Giants
manager Is said Ia have engaged Ia
t%isticuffs with members OF the club.
"McGraw is In the south on the
spring training trim NJ the Giants"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

lu efforts 'H produce Che maximum
ro urn from ttNatIou Iud goo reduce
v ,rayleanco lut va.t0 .ultot ut th'
samo time u.r,lsc cn.Ior., .oinr
admirable reforms have heeu pro
sorihcl rhc best po.ainl, solution
of iHo mime taN problem scuma to have
be- % adopted an inheritance tax has
boon provided FOR and thc Tasolin,
tN.I.r tax. declared unconstitutional
ZOO is original form. haas been revised
r'a Income tsN law ALSO declared un
Institutional ia boon REPEALED
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
FARM INFORMATION SERVICE
Rodein, Cnu Re Controlled ny
state college y NJ. March 49,
Disease

Disease
a comparative recently devised
ncthod Of discriminating rats. mic,
and gophcrs Is TO give thcsc antmali
, disease known na Azoa uccor1inl
% the biological department Of m,
Sow MrNico Agricultural ColleRc
riia is 10 contagious disease but harm
cas To an animals except rodents. ~
on hc used with safely.
The bacterial culture can be- rur
.iuf'I iu BOTTLES at lrug alorr nuo
l,d ~ the iodcntH by mixing 1t
with a little corn or other uiinbl,
luit. Since the culture IN tastclcH,
md odorlcss II ia more readily taken
han many poison8. In about four
cen Days after becoming infected
ho rodents develop q cough aud chok
ING sensation. leave their holes end
seek The open pir where they usually
II" of a-phyXiation
Fun directions for applying the cul-
uro are given with each purchase
rhcHc directions should be carefully
.ollowol and II possible q few rodcnti
should be- caught ana %inoculatcl ac
cording to directions when the di
unco gets u good start. IT apr ads
with considerable rapidity
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
20 Regulate Expenditures.

Tho provision to- rogulat, oNpondi
lures constitutes one OF tine greatest
advances that the state haas made iu
Years ON the third Tuesday in Sep
tcmhcr 1921, the people OF New Mex
l,o VIII have the privilege ct docid
ms whether they wan to adopt a
constitutional amendment To put into
effect @ comprehensive budget plan
tor an state institutions and depart.
mDufa
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
No Primary Inv.

80 primary election law OF any t'nd
YVES enacted, thereby saving the tax
payers from having 10 shoulder an
Increase ct abuut S5O.OoO In election
and therefore would not support the
house bill. The majority referred to
only dcYintion from the complete iull
costs The majority OF the senate
did not want a state wide primary
Is not the republican majority. but o
majority composed OF republicans
combining with democrats.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
Carrizozo Board Of
Town Trustees Meet

The Bonrd Of Town Trustees ~ Chr
rixozo held a meeting IN March ,th.
bnt on account oftr;stco Richard and
Slnior being absent. adjournment was
taken 90 March ~.
Adiourr eu meeting WAS held March
lith. mcuhpra present \. j. ROLAND.
Nn,or, j.. = Eichard. Ben Luian. $.
l.. 3quicr, Ju.inn Taylor. trustees; W.
W Staitman clerk; Vim. Brady, mar
sIn'.
Meeting ctloi to ofdFr ~ Mayor a.
i. Eolinn' 't.s OBJ pr'r'0us meet
iag toad nui approved. The follow
ing bills we're read by the clerk and or.
dcrcd paid:
Carriso2o Nrws, printing, 80. 25
Cnrri1oau outlook, printing. 500
NJ SITS. l,l. ~ lcl. Co., March hill, 2. 90
co. Trans q %-torag. 60, snod. 100
DR.. NJ. G. Paden, salary. Feb. $500
WV. Stadtman, clerks sal. Feb, 25.OO
Wm. Brady. matshal's sal Feb, 6O.O0
Lin Co 1t. 4 Power ca. Feb, 57.O5
Total 1882 5
On motion by S l.. Squire, seconded
Wchard. Ben Lujan was elected to act
rs spectral night officer for a period Of
thirty days TO assist in maintaining
order, with a salary OF $50. 90 per
month. There being no further busi-
ness. the meeting ndigurned
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

Tho bankers of Lincoln County are
helping 10 finance potato growers
who need spray tanks and spray ma
i%erials. The potato crop b. bccom
.nr one Ut the main crops In the
county and the assistance will help il
TO develop The cabbage and c'rli
lower indu9try b. also developing and
promises 10 become one Of tie main
sources nf revenue withil another
year.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
Final Test saturday.

The final test came Saturday night
wnen senator Sellers. minority floor
leader, called up the house primary
bill hy moving that the steering com
mIttee be- discharged from further
consideration and the bill placed on
he clcrG's desk. Democrats declared
sellers had taken this step without
consulting amy of the minority mem
beers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
Camouilage Apparent.

Tuclo was some camofngc used by
senators OF both parties. 4 house ma
jority composed OF republicans and
democrats stood Tor q state wide pfl-
mary and would not concur In the
senate bill, which provided only for
election Of county officers rnd 3eloc-
tian of delegates to county owen
tlons By the primary plan.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

Nearly 200 employees OF The Santa
Re shops at Albuqueruue were drops
ped from service "Wednesday. March
9th. This is an average OF 40 pcr cout
OF those employed. Including an de-
partments. Santa Re officials have
stated that the reason for the placing
OF men on tho joblesu llsl waa due TO
the general slump in business tnd II
Is not known when Inc mon can H.
taken into corficr lltr cut IN the
force Il on tie tfa|ofliy plan. those
having worked ioi Tho Santa he the
longest belnE retained ~ work
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

A bill passed provides that all
counties shall use a complete budget
system.
There has been created an educa
tional director, whose duty It viii be
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

Senators Briekley and Lutz came In
this week the Legislative bodies having
adjourned on Saturday. They have had
many questions 10 answer, Of courae.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

The cooperative creamery ut Albu
qucrquc has bought a lot on which to
put is ncw buildings and expects to
begin actual building operations worry
soon.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

Control Of Green Bugs.

Reports coming in /, the New Mex
leo agricultural College iEdicnl" that
green bug are being observed In lh
shaat fields in aomc sections " tire
'altcrn part OF the state. II Tire in
.,sta,iou o. only light and In patches
hc bug cen BE- controlled Ivy plowinR
undcr the land infested, or covering
"l'h straw and burning, or by spray
nE with o 10 per cent k%crcucnr omul.
sion II tho field BE- Infested general.
~. and m likcly 10 result In an nm.
pr,ntablc crop, Il is best 10 plow un
ter the eutire crop and pl9nt TO corr
M .orghum preferably tho latt'r u
IL is loss .|uecrptihlo 20 rrccu hug
ulD,css
4. N.'h many .ueHi p rotation
Of crop. and kr.piur hcli olo'u oi
W.rir lr, rnrrtiyn pievtuiir,o inca
urr Volunteer ritu 90 vili uli
should pof D.. allowed g., bp.pl. w
lU,.c furnish D>D. li,ut tc.liur gruuur
to .rrJ} Cine pr 3. trom ono ,c,r to
.e u,,.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
House Cheers announcement.

Representative K l.. Baca Of Santa
Fc made tn announcement Grut IN the
hcuec Of Representatives amid cheer.
aud later mctnbcrs rounded NJ Mr.
Bursum and brought MIN into the
chamber whore the Republican mem
bcrs puncluntcd with loud applause
q brief speech by the new senator
Mr. Bursum said that he merely ap-
preclatcd the welcome ana reception
i would rather have tie friendship
and respect OF my follow citizens" he
said. titan any Onice undor h%rovon'
II have boon informed. ic said. "tha'
I have been appointed to on the varan-
cy at this time caused by the rosiE
nation Of "a distinguished citizen oi
Nov MoNico who has been called tu
hi 'h,r service. MIR Albert a. Fan. II
VIA always be- my polio, 10 do that
which I think best for the welfare of
my state want you rerardlos. of
party. in make any suEgastiona look
ing 90 the welfare of Now Mr,i.o or
dee United states tu me o. t .Dr
want off thc public want ho benefit
OF your ability and hriius aa that o.
thn only way lu which ,ou can max,
,nur orouc, af Washington effective
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

The Legislature two Years iron
now he declared, "will not be guess
ms at all, but viii be working under
systematic plans which viii lnsur,
that every dollar appropriated will b.,
expanded for that purpose and that
purpose only
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
Public Accountants.

Through the creating ot q hoard a,
public %acrountan'N q iH provided tina
persons serving %. i%rrouutsuit %
public s'rri,t must ho capable uu,
qualified
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
New MesIcans to Fleet Fairs success.

The senate concurred In the house
bin 10 give the governor authority to
call u his discretion an election to
M a vacancy In the United States Sou
ate. after having filled the vacancy
temporarily by appointment
This act puts the state laws and
regulations In harmony with the pro-
visions Of the i7th amendment 10 the
federal constitution. Il repeats the
present state act, which provides that
the appointed senator shall hold over
until TIE next regular general lee
ton.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

senator Phillips, urging the pass.
& ut the general appropriation bil.
said these new laws would result Ii
The saving of hundreds Of thousand,
OF dollars OF the public funds, through
turtHilinr ut t"Ntravaguur, and vast,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18


Speaker Cluuo, appointing q com
mIjtcp iJ draft % resolution thanking
900. governor for the appointment of
Mr. uuraum nuuOi Representatives
BlDa. Winston ani lilrtcll the latter
a Democrat 1ho latter q bcd in lo
excused. u,ing with % smllr that "lt
NJ. liari p,sta. Co., alutcwidc pri.
mary hilI / ma, a piro 10 th, ollie,
mysclf"
The speaker then named R%oprosou
tativc Ruchl who ALSO asked to be-
excused aud hnally no domocrai was
placed ou tine committee When It
ramc lu e vote un the resolution lli,
minority nekcd 20 hu excused from
voting and Representative Nichols.
Democratic moor leader, asked that
the record De- made to show this.
Bursum Long a Power in Politics.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18
STt1r NINS

The XII Carson lUst ot %, au,i
lean Legion va recently ocr1bi cd
90 SorSili,ta. Taos county, with % mrm
bcrslip CA about Gpy j. o. also re-
ported that H. g. Noyor, an ,N hauj
master nf the 4 = Nays g. orsani.
lug % band on thc lcgon port
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-18

nra, part OF the week, delayed drill-
ing work IN the Southeast New Mexico
hrld. but tho big rain caused the
stockman and the farmer 10 look
happy Tho old timers cali Il a mil
lion dollar" rain for Southeast Sow
Mexico 40 cold wcntlicr has uiow-
ed up To mar the dement's Of the rain
aud with Tho warm ,un'hInr That has
followed. It looks like q great lcnr tor
all producers In this part of the state
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS UNSETTLED.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE same unsta-
BILE influences which have operated to the
detriment Of quoted values in the stock
market for weeks past were effective
again today, the trend of leading is
sues being mainly downward.
Trading lost none of its professional
as7ects, save in certain isolated instances,
w....re persistent offerings bore the marks
of involuntary liquidation arising from
fesrh industrial unssttlement OF dubious
divident prospects.
Organization of a protective committee
by prominent Reading shareholders di-
reoted renewed attention to the general
dissatisfaction resulting from, the pro-
posed dissolution Plan. The Reading
group more or less substantially extended
recent declines and other shares of the
same class reacted, excepting Norfolk &
Western.
Weakness of specific issues, notably
Leather common and preferred. Ajax
Rubber and some Of the less prominent
specialties, at extreme losses of Il
to points, were accompanied by cir
curnstantial reports Of dividend read
juStmeats."
Existing conditions in the steel trade
were reflected in the reduced dividend de-
clared by the Cambria directors, and
further increase of idle railway equip
rbanI eVldenceu the general CuI IaIIuSA'
of nanufa curing activities.
Reversing its orders. of thes:pTevious'
day, the maffet registered lowest pric-
es in the last hour. Maintenance of call
money at Z per cent. as against yester-
days 6 per cent rate, provoked further
bearish aggressions, in which practically
az gains We're effaced at the heacy
close Sales amounted to 100000 shares
: All the foreign exchanges. weakened
notably French, Belgian, Dutch and
Spanish renittances and Scandinavian
rates added to their recent setback. The
Bank of England however, again
STRENGTHENED it's liability reserves.
:. Liberty issus and most other domes-
tic bonds, including rails were easier
the foreign division also making fraction
al recessions Total sales (par value)
| aggregated s10,175, 900.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
AUTOMOBILE NOTES

Dealers who paint new cars are not
liable to excise tax as manufacturers
on such painting according to a rul-
ing by the revenue bureau reversing
previous ruling.
One of the most recent members Of
nobility to honor an American made
car is the Marquis de San Miguel,
now a resident of New York, who pur-
chased a Liberty Six with a custom
built brougham body.
After it had Travelled 100000 miles.
some boys in Los Banos, Cal, took an
old Chalmers car, cut off the body and
fitted a racing body. Then they step
ped out and won forty-flve mile race
at a speed better than sixty-five miles
an hour defeating a number of special
racing cars.
The used car market has been at
times this winter very active in
Springfield, Mass.
More liberal use OF aluminium is
making the weight of some cars light
er than before and some stanch makes
now give out 800 pounds as conpar-
ed with $500 or even 1000 pounds for
other cars Of the same size.
Many 7. NJ. C. A. automobile schools
are collecting discarded trade journals
for use with boys in the schools.
Vice President r. E. NJ. Cowie Of
the American Railway Express Com
pany is an active advocate Of a for
ward looking policy to insure the i'm
mediate and vigorous growth of om-
mercial aviation in the United States.
New JerseY has laws against the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Feb. 17-Wheat traders con-
fronted today by the apparent likelihood
that the emergency tariff bin would be
vetoed by President Wilson, overlooked
or ignored a possibility that action by
the president-elect might suddenly change
the outlook Values sagged from lack
of support and closed heavy at 2 IA to
&c net lower with March $1.6S IA 10
s1.6S IL and May $1.5s to $15s IA
Corn lost 1 IA to l 1-2 and oats rs
to 1@1 Is. In provisions the outcome
varied from 35c decline to &c advance
Except during the first few minutes Of
the session, the fate of the emergency
tariff attracted but little attention in the
wheat pit Fair buying which took place
at the start was ascribed to the fact that
tn. bill had finally passed both houses,
b. then the subject seemed to pass out
Of notice, and it is certain that COM
paratively few dealers were aware of
Chairman Forney's departure from
Washington to confer with Mr.. Harding
as to proposed enactment of a new egner-
gency bill Immediately after March 4
minus any veto. Bearish sentiment which
dominated the market throughout the re-
mainder of the day was due largely to
cooloA weather, condition assumed to
be more or less Of preventive of crop
damage by green bugs. Considerable
at Sioux City, Iowa.
Increased rural offerings of corn tend
ed to weaken prices for corn and oats
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-18

Francisco was destroyed by earthquake
and FIRE. Valparaiso was also devastat-
ed By the same two forces of destruc-
ton. Like san Francisco, South
Americas greatest Pacific port city
has risen from its crumbied stone and
ashes not merely TO rehabllitate Itself,
but to become even greater and more
prosperous.
Valparaiso Is in practically the
same latitude as Buenos Aires, Cape
Town, and sydney. and Is about the
same distance from the equator In
the south As san Francisco and Char
lesion, 5. c., in the north. Because
OF South Americas position consid-
erably to the east OF North America.
Chile's greatest port Is almost due
south Of New York. and therefore has
about the same time.
"Warships are always 10 be found
in the harbor OF Valparaiso. for Thu
Is one OF Chile's chief naval bases
II Is also the location OF The Chilean
Naval Academy. whose buildings on
great promortory. dominate the har-
Dor. No better view OF the city and
Earbor Of Valparaiso can be had than
that from the parked grounds Of thit
fine institution"