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The Tomahawk., 1921-02-03
SUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 PER YEAR II ADVANCE
CHIPPEWA AFFAIRS Al
WASHINGTON
Washington, D. G.,
Z r, January 80, 1920.

Special to THE ToMAHAwK.)
Chippewa matters are now as
suming tangible form. The mem
bers of the Minnesota Delegation
DOW realize that>congressional &C
tion is necessary to put an end to a
condition that has existed for 80
years within the limits of the State
of Minnesota that ia little short of
y disgrace to its civilization. More
than two million acres Of virgin
land within the limits of the, State
have been held for 81: years and
are now t,eing held idle and. un.
productive; during all these years
the Indians have been deprived of
proper public school facilities,
proper roads over which to trans
port their products to the markets,
some of them of their allotments,
and the State and Counties have
been deprived of taxes, all in VIC
lation of the express provisions of
the agreement entered int" in
1880. The members of the Mic
nesota Delegation have awakened
to the real situation and are now
cooperating with the Genera!
Council to correct the existing
abuses and to enforce the agree
ments the Government entered
into. with the Indians. ~.
During the past week the men,
bers of the Legislative Committee
81 the General Council haxe been
engaged daily in conferences with
the officers Of the Department with
a view of arriving at some com
plete agreement as to the leglsla=
ton TO be enacted. sptena''
a..n.- 49, -.u pro
,-~ss LAS peen made. Only a few
questions remain undisposed, of.
One of these questions is the right
of any Chippewa Indian residing
ard belonging on the Red Lake
Reservation to take his allotment
at this tine. The General Council
Is insisting that the members of
the Red Lake Band shall be &C
corded this right. The agreement
of 1889 provided that the Red
lake Indians should be allotted on
the Red Lake Reservation as
soon as practicable. Thirty-two
years have now elasped and not a
single allotment has been made on
the Red Lake Reservation. Forty
pei cent of the membership of that
Band in 1889 have since died and
the allotments to which they were
entitled have passed back to the
tribe. Not, an Indian living on the
Red Lake Reservation If he should
die tomorrow could pass his land
to his heirs or the persons named
in his will. The land upon which
he has been living, which has been
improved by him would pass not
to his wife and children, but to
the tribe, The General Council
insists that this is unfair to the
Red Lake Indians, particularly
those who desire to take their
allotments. The Minnesota Dele
CATION agree with the General
Council. The General Council
proposes to accord to every Red
The Tomahawk., 1921-02-03
Hiqh Standard.

II hope Gun support her In the
style she is accustomed to-" "Get
wise to that style, though, before you
marry her. never knew my wife's
people, but to hear her talk you'd think
she was raised in a palace"
The Tomahawk., 1921-02-03
Citation for, Hearing on Petition 1o1
.. ... Administration.

Citation for, Hearing on Petition for
.. .-. !. Administration.
(Feb. 3-24)
State of Minnesota, County of
Becker. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Say
git-oonce, Decedent. j..
The State Of Minnesota to Ped
way-way-gah-b Ow-eak, heirs OF Te-
bish-cO- yaush-eake and heirs OF Kah-
ge-gay- gah- and all persons inter-
ested in the granting of administra-
tiOn of the estate of said decedent:
The petition of Ped-way-way-gah
bow-eak having been filed in this
court, representing that Say-git-
oonce. then a resident of the County
of Becker State of Minnesota, died
intestate in July 1902: and praying
that letters of administration OF his
estate be granted to Henry Selkirk,
and the court having fixed the time
and place for hearing said petition:
THEREFORE, You, and Each Of
You, are hereby cited and required
to show cause If any you have, before
this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, in the
CITY of Detroit in the County of
Becker, State of Minnesota, on the
2Sttl day of February, 1921, at ten
O. clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court
and the seal of said Court, this 3lst
day of January. 1921. !.
49, E. O. HANSON, -
COURT sEAL( Judge OF Probate
+. D. AULIEU,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Tomahawk., 1921-02-03
Careful Of Speech.

us the faculty Of your college wei;
organized" "Very. We haven't
single professor who would dare to
make a statement of fact without first
having it approved by trust magnate
* q corporation lawyer.
The Tomahawk., 1921-02-03

Acknowledging Magazine, So so
annually.
Junior Active-1ndians under II
years CT age. Including Maya
zine, 5000 annually. Without
Magazine, $l.O0 annually.
Application for membership should
be made to the Secretary-Treasur-
err, Society of American Indians,
I'll Goth St.. N. w., Washington,
D. G. Information regarding the
Society will be cheerfully furnish
ed upon inquiry to the Secretary
Treasurer, Washington, d. G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
SHELL OF A TEAM REMAINS
TO REPRESENT WHITE .SOX
Most Feared Aggregation in American League Riddled
as Result of Stars Eagerness to Acquire Gold
GleaSOnS Task Is Hardest of Any Manannr

WNNNFiNCnlE TEN March 30
rorkv ~; i,l" ,;I,a.o, .,,.,,, ,,., -
/ chicago Wb:ta Soy 49, r.7,r.~ -
I sb.il nr -, -, -. ',I'' -.
/ i,,in IN, sNnl., tis L,r 80, 60" ,,
/ iucsccnc. and oyer ,ynn, anna.
/ iHtil" undcrtuliiug hu!ld IN six
/ W,''hS t'Ain worthy OF representing
/ nLN"%u III inc American League.
e. n" only kid whose cocki-
.'SS "hH nSh'iNt SHirlt earned him
S"'' IN''' Is WofkinE along up
- .'N,H' '".t ny -dd'" collins.
~ -'',.''H' SCION" haS"mau IN tn"
10y ar u"p'hE l"r me
49, VS. ''Hh mas gone INTO the
''A N''nneSs and
H. ,,7,i
g,n, .... E,,, ,,,,' ,a. pr'"iCt a good
-, "v"'N''' 10: an ontnt inter-
P''v'S .H 'Av loss OF
!, Splt'- w liiihms.
','s.',-' M'nNrr anu MrMu-
IL l"t-'' S'H'S; cntrScd With throw
j." ne - ""ri" ; series
30 ~ Sor"'! missed from
49,, u.'tN '"S P"'"' "' We" nut not
I,,, r' ,iLi '"nS",n, !oh' thouSh. that
na cs, M 'hH m,j%rs Edd" collins.
,s,, o' a." .kSES'nmS nnsHmSn: DICK
~, ci -. "a '''n fao'r' wv"
,r,,.l.,is r'h' NJ, as
NV ,:'h n"h th"r"
=, = '',o3i,'tr, "pIaih'n from IN"
ic.i, " 200" nittcr' nut
,,j,o ~. nus E"' p!,N1r
n,,S, - - ~, MY , a N9"d N W1r ana do
MHl lor ne team ana w liklnSon.
r-.l'i n!'cnIr WITH me clue last sea
N"H. hH! VINO PROBABLY VIII lac used
regularly the coming campaign.
Gicason's Task IIurd One
Nm, ,,,,,,. ,,t, '.,, 80,
~, S'mv 90 'niS Siiaii nah"' ana
Aros S,,,,,mit ,I,c 'S,.n.H We a"I"u
M 1"''!o"S ~" N'h!r'icS, ana tddi"
i,hE, "a" IiuhS pinch hitter Tor
inanE Years everything must II" built
new. Nh'n II IS considered that only
IN IN" run OF many years do stars
come up from tho minors. II is no
wonder that Gleason shakes his head
game though %" is and ever ready to
COP" with whatever may turn M.
lie has surrounded himself with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
SPORTS
BILLIARD PLAYER MAKES
UNUSUALLY GOOD START
'sl"ai Natalie Easily Dispuscs of
INV" Richmond Cue Artists.
IAnIEC Crowd prrsrn

laSaIual Natalie. of Ncy York -
maIn on i itrd player Of ability.
ycstcrday in % ,w' impression her"
~ -. Elmo billiard pnrinr MI.
,,'j met TWO Richmond PLAYERS
IN" m "s,Ginted both with ease. la
%! Fats" Vaicntin. bw 10 "."i"S'i
- u" ~. The cue. nrtis, n,rn,,.
Pit.hIc this feat dcspi," M, ~,
w ~ ne va" shooting his opponent
Charlie strain. veteran h3son.u
ppss'F.r ana declared to IL" on.
y Inc best billiard players in
In IN" ntsh, 'n ,,l me crack player
"HHhi" I" came up 10 tho sI,Ii ~
,,t'i.H ny natalie. Tho score nr In.
~, ~ IN" ich was Natalie. la5. Sir.,i,,
- IA "''i" Was shooting strain l2S
IN ho'h exhibitions tho visitor ak
,,'''" ,WonH'riul form, but appear
Wiih strain He had high rune az.
Is. - ana - in this match mi.si,,..
"iiE To shoot safe. During Inn az,
;,gr"o"n match his high runs wcrc
10. - and 10.
Natal" declared last night tina, ne
was "n"n I" meet any pocket hi
,lard player in Richmond ana stared
ms Willingness 10 play prufcssiaunls
nH Vel as amateurs. He omors q
M" VIII score loo noiuts on him
Tonight Nnta.c viii b" onposod hy
FRANK Asher. said TO hc one az l,'ch
in"hd's best players His upnonon.
'"r tn" afternoon match has no, bc.l,
selected.
Those in charge OF tho entertain.
mont ar" making arrnnrcrncr,g 10
fhk" car" Of larr" crowd "a, ,h,
"Nhihii Ions today ~ IN" ,r"c,ntors
r1ckcA n" parlor AT both perform
Anc"s Yesterday Tho .,r,crnon,,
matches begin a, > O'Clock whlr
nc night exhibitions start al s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
JACKETS ARE TRAINING
FOR INITIAL CONTEST
Coach Con Busy, as Game With
the Indians Is Near at
Hand

! ASHLAND. VA. March With
me opening game against Coach
iiamSburs, only one week on. Coach
'Ipii - putting his baseball ISpirauts
| through hard practices in tn" hope
Of having : formidable nine for! the
tory over the l'nivcrsitv of Rich
mond William and Mary disclosed Tho
TACT ihat their team this year is even
stronger than last season. and do
i"htirG thsm on their HON. grounds,
IS Y" smell assignment
IN" Jackets this year ar" forced
70 rely u9on Walton. his right
handler. with several years expert
.nrc, to bear tho pitching burden.
Roberts. varsity outilcldur has lccu
switched TO the mound for emergency
r,u'{ '.nd TINS pair form the Ash-
l"nders entire hurting corps. All
nltiedly the locals are weaker in tho
10y than in years
The new men are showing up cN-
outiteld. and the fielding problem is
well taken care of Heavy hitty-S
are scare" this year. Gibbs, a fresh
man. is running the veteran RiddisiS
20 the present time has an advauraG,
over His dimiMtiVc connection
Vaughn Fi>tur" Ut short.
IN thr Sh"rtirid NauEht. former
.Ncad"'UY star. has things all his WAY
it@ = on" OF The c!"tu"St. fastest
helde:S seen on Day Field for. soy
..ral years and also "a good hitter.
lie IS III" only iniicldcr who is sure
OF his position.
Robinson and ]. J. scott arc wac-
ing pretty nsht FOR second base
w,th 70 result still IN dos as to
VINO VIII he tho varsity selection.
Ivy" Fighting for First Base
Good" ana Roanoke. football vc-
Grams. are being tried on the initial
Shck Gonde VAS shifted from th,.
"Utiicld 10 strengthen the inno.
works, hut If Koauoko continues -
display the form he has shown dur
lnE the past week. Coach cor prob
HhlN VIII use him on first and return
'i"od'. who Is the heaviest hitter on
the squad. 10 the outiiclI
NJ outh"Id i We'll taken car" OF
~ captain scott and Roberts. vet
"ranS: and Murro!L a new man. who
HirradN has won his letters in foot
h"!l ana BASKETBALL II Roberts is
GSeu Tor pitching duty Coach Con has
h.S,. sure fielder. TO nil in
th" Methodist nine Will bc fast. an
accl<Itr fielding outfit. hut weak in
The pitching department and hitting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
YOUNG PRINTETON CAPTAIN
STARS AT INDOOR TENNIS

MEM YORK, March Eel. l.. Wcr-
htT. th' princeton tennis captuIn.
Was the star of the third day OF til"
national indoor tennis champions sip
A. ,"I seventh Regiment Arno"y to-
aaN. -" won from :. Howard N0Sn,ll.
l"iC" holder Of the title. who dc
,@uii'd m Tho postponed third So; Of
Mrir mdtCh. stopped by darkness YES
tvr9ay; The iinai score was IS. -.
automobile accident about SIX weeks
ago. made Brave effort to stand
81 "inSi IA" steady IgErc>SiN, drives
y Werner. Thc latter discovered
mat the former champion VAS un
certain overhead, ana at critical
stages h" tossed To profit by Voshcl,'s
n ";s En'aS hing, " the end OF the
:, "'h ZANE N@Shcil decided TO re-
iIr'. saying overhead play caused lin.
greet pain and made him dizzy.
M.rrher ihGn defeated George c.
Shtfer: of Philadelphia tyvic. run
Hcr-Up for tn" title. 6-3. Gil.
Ni;ncent Richards. 1919 champion.
JIa Won from James y. Ewing,
~ - w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
CHURCH HILL RESUMES
WORK THIS AFTERNOON

Cold weather vas,.rd,v rr.,,,,,,
IN" Church i'm Athletic Club MIN"
RON nrnc,'cjng at Boulevard Field
,"r ih"ir game With the Baltimore
ii.''s IN ms city Saturday after
noon I'r inrkc" has instructed an
'i hs men u hc present this after
noon ana the team VIII hc pushed in
niIer :" b" IN shape for the gam"
"!ih i4" class ~. nine.
~ 'H'S t!'nc TN owner OF the East
Eri outfit is s".kiu. tho services Of
y Ni''H'r capable OF holding tn. In
,.inHi"nal i"agu" hattors in hand
~" is negotiating with several col
exc stars Who have been disqualified
Tor pI'Eln" summer baseball ana who
can i"HE' TIA" universities without dis
r.ltInE tMnLr tanmS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
PADDOCK EQUALS RECON
. FOR HUNDRED-Y YARD DAD
'rhch Runner Also Shutters WorI
Mark for 22o in Meet Again,
Stanford.
~ Associated Press.

:, - NfFoitt UNIVERSITY r..
March p Charles Paddock i-,jr
shy Of southern California s nmiN
'!od IN. worlds record OF :, a. '''
"hhs in tn. lOO-yard dash cIr
second time within "A week in
meet today between his cnii.'. f'
stanford tuivcreity. Paddock 80,
azp-!Hrd dash in twenty ono 49,, 49,.
~ hreaking the worI!s record
me event by onc-nlth of a ,'.,
Last saturday. at Bcrk,Icv bo
thr distance ia 2Di-J .,co,,,is
meet with tho University, go, 80.
lorna. II saturdays r,Cnrd V
FRANK Amg.ll. head timer tnd,
should h" us Their. was mo- 60
hi"r Watches caught Paddock
Gay "a, 81 seconds aud two M %
IN The 100 yard dash last SI,i,rG
f"it"yk unI" ia. came ,lma 40
ala today Tho former r.corI ~
,N'Ht 30 seconds. made rrg,
XXI, J. Kelly ;tt spohanc. Wash.
S"'. hIs sine, been cgualrd ~,
/. Drew aud Robert C.otgh,n
stanton! University dofcatod
hiE"rSIty OF Southern California
the meet - Ia -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
Organize Three Leagues
at Meeting Tonight

Thro" groups OF amateur base
ban teams Will meet tonight in
harris Flippcn store for the pur-
nu-" ct 60 nptvjinG the urGGuiXI-
ton Of leagues formed tentatively
HH tn" Amateur" Baseball Commits
sion OF Richmond at a meeting
Monday afternoon. Ii is the pur-
pose OF tn" conference toujEnt to
select names Tor the thrr. n.I:in-
!Z"lIonS ana also elect officers
representatives of tn" .ommis-
SION VIII bc present and aid the
teams 10 secure officers and help
urSAui|v tn" leagues. ds tn" date
OF inc opening games il little
NOR" THAN two weeks away. Eight
leagues VIII play under the COM
mission this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
LOCAL TEAM TAKES HARD
CONTEST FROM OLD POINT
IciSfcih Scores Winning Run in
Tenth 10y Singing 10
Lief; Field.
GRIM WORKS WELL IN BON
Richmond Pitcher Allows Opposing
Batcrs only Four Iiits--fllisor.
of the Visiting Team. Leads i'll
Batting.

N Eufro winch lIe.cI TN IN
''uas, tn. John Marshall Uish Schoo,
Point COLES, team at boulevard lricI,l
YESTERDAY ly the score of 10 In
spit" OF tAv :aCt that many errors
were mad, ly both SIDES tn. game
Grim, for John Marshall pitched
:tr, iisnt o1.l only allowing four hits
the Ola Point nrcher. also buried a
OF the opposing hattrrs - hit safely.
%h1N "Is ~ tAom went for an extra
h"Se. ~ tanned six men.
NJ t-,,es game was ragged ana
Yu..t! i.t@s''. uli ~ other times bril-
..."h' uit~ OF lhIN.lua! plny.ug mad"
~ crown -Hf- lN, cold W,a her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
Owner wi,hhrnus ,n,I si.s,n.

ENNNFOT.IN NII-. MNrch 2H-Thc
NaMi Sicsta ia" first "utraut in the
protected OCEAN sailing yacht race
n"Ai July :. from Sandy Hook To Os-
,gnd Icl"ium. for a Gun offered by
iNlu@ Nihor'. "f Eclglum has been
sol" aud viii not start. Her owner
9hn"Unc'd today that he would with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

M"rktng with NIGH, and main ANA
ftttmG ali the tips the wise Collins
can hand out.
Ed Muil!san or Harvey McClcnnan
VIII be at third base. &c, 1T Three
hh''i"d players in four vital posi-
Ions: and with Eddj" Collins uuicil
IIhEHiSh and 70 sick when tho rest
OF tho iur,ld dO.su', wise nj, to
plays. ,oi. OF" the White Sox
rams must ho saving. Rut. If tho IN
happy day.
In the Quilted, Hooper. with his old
on ing ~. undimm"d. will furnish
WITH Collins the only real hitting
times. bat Hooper ANA collins arc
much better If Shovly continues his
Gc,uFEinG OF the coast League. it will
~ IN nicely, I" say tn" lcnst: Will"
some rookie or ether. may prnl.id..
nuts now and then to WIN a game.
Either Johnny M"Stcl ar fellow
named faiiS may SHOW enough 10 20,
preference over SIruut az Murphy
for OUTPOST duty with Hooper. Mos,Cl
Is DOING well, and may 90, 4 berth
Pitchers Needed irnhiy.
h"rr iittle ana frail, can't be over.
worked. ii hc is 10 40 good. ,vhilo
fhhcr. a hard worl5or ANA husky.
only cam" back last Year from :, long
he handled with Judgment l:chind
the bat. in Schalk and Lam All lis
well. Tn" iuicd IFS great. biz.
question. Will" tho oujfi.lI is fair.
It's only Shell OF Il team ana now
!, vii! 10 only can u" learned as
the campaign goes along.
IN" Whit" Soy tragedy Is the
worst in Tho history of husehni.
"Dopostcrs'' will have to rccorislriI.,
IN" chances of the whole American
i.eaTu" this year. as compared with
last, because Of Tho ruyap.s duo 10
IN" lndictin% of seven star players
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
HOTEL GRAFTON

WhSiiINGT0S. %. G.. Connccricm- Avcni
Nicely located; noted for ii4 uuict. al
game" ana delicious food American
Eur"poon plan. IiARHINGTON MILL
Prop.-NdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
NORFOLK Sc WESTERN RAILWAY.
Broad StrSet station
RICHMOND. FRED SB'O &POTOMAc T.
(Bfosd street Station. except wheTc
ot her ~ i,tiis,t.I

Icavcicr Arrive n
: 10 am Washington 4 beyond 7IC
40 ~ am Nu-hInstDn ( beyond 7lt
~ am Washington 4 beyond MI? -.
'ili suu. t,AlauI Local 1910
80 ana. Washington Local llit
~ - am Washington & beyond ?sC
- am. Washington Z" Ecyond. 6?f
!! - pm Washington * beyond. y. 80
too pm. " l,hiugton Local . 40
, pm. wash ngion Il beyond. 1926
30 pm. Frcic ricksburr Lycal ISL
SIS o." wasIinst"" / i1I Gsyond... 10
t6.4j pm Ashland Local ~ 1873
0.ii pm Washington & beyond. Mil35.
" Main Street Station.
y Arrive. Main :, Station. r,rior car III
Wnshngipuis detached a, Ilcrinita - AMI hant-
INTO bIoaI ~. Station. Arriving : n pm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
DcCinrc Mich nrn,,

NEW YORK March cs.-,co,a
, - and PM Bloom. .o,h
draw !u BROOKLYN ,onIrb, Enr,n
weighed li' l-2. ana Hlno,n ii0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
RAILROAD SCHEDULE

Published Monday, "Wednesday and Fri.
aud Departures of Passenger I,
h'ihs unless otherwise shown publ;
onlt as information and not guatant
p:a!iy ctccpt sunday. I sunday onl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

iut"'" tth'"ft" ri-r"tcr 10 I"u,r.
Al G!.rp", athletic director ~ VAL.
viii icaN@ that Institution .u Iune
when hts contract ,Nu.ros. TO becnw"
president oT The Ithaca * W
school 80 physical Education. accord.
log 10 letter received here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

h".N iiVtCl
Atlantic CITY. virginia Ave-. near Icac
az ToCu with not and cold runpiI
water. private baths Always omen Wi
Tor Rates. MONROE HrTClISS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
pIrstinn Win. I:usiI,.

Y IT. N'FT.t w TITS TslNII!.
l.NNCliRikt;, VA. March %
Marin b!eS'iua had llttl" troubl. in
throwin- cyclone Eurus FOR two
'dlls in II minutes hcr. rouigh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(Hain Street Stationl

Leave Tor Arrive IL,
7iiam. Danvilic & Durham ~ 40
ijpm.. Atlanta & BiGIningham.. 7l0l6
20 oDpm .kcy-vilc. ....... tS4O>
HOO pm she,ii,e & NV Orleans. q35
York River Line
z 50 am .Wc't PDin: ......... ol0
Az pin. West Point ...... 535
Is pm. Baltimore ........... Ysi5
Dniiy c.cept MONDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OEEIC
$50 L. Main Street Phone Randolph /
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

am arranging to ship the balance
Of our corn fed turkeys to Fort Bayard
and III Paso. but don't want to dlsap-
point our friends. Engage your
Thanksgiving and Christmas turkey
now.
=. ]. CASE.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dparfment Of the Interisr
No. e1sa8s

U. s. Land Office at las Cruces, n.
NJ. October 1S1ae1.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Thomas
A. Ward. Of Deining. New Mexico, who,
on November 14,19l9. made Homestead
Entry. No. oiois9. for sEh. Section
81. Township 24s., Range 6w., y. NJ. r.
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
to- make final communication Proof, Ia
establish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before u. Y. McKeyes. y. 3
Commissioner. at Deming New Mexico
on the 7th day OF December. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Fred Hassman, John Hestand. Harr,
ID. sibley. William b. Clary, all Of
Deming, New Mexico.
NEMECIA AsCARATE.
81 1925 11-22 Register
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

+. ]. CASE
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

Taniac now has the largest sale Of
any medicine in the world. There is
u reason. Sold by Rosser Drug Co
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
NEW JAZZ PARIOR

l.. Il whitmOre and W. W. Wilcox
have projected a dance following the
last show on saturday night at the
broadway theatre that Is to conform to
the "real city stuff" A special jazz
orchestra has been engaged and the
floor il being remOdcled to furnieh amp
le space and good going The arrange
ment IL In answer 10 the often ex-
pressed demand for dance where the
"jazz hounds" can dance when and as
much or as little as they Ike
Dancing starts at o p. IN.
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CATTLE AND HOGS STEADY TO
LOWER; LAMBS HIGHER
ACTIVE

Another heavy run Of short fed cat.
tie In Chicago. following last weeks
slow trade at points that had moderate
ness TO the market, and caused rather
slow trade points that had moderate
receipts. Here receipts were less than
week ago, and materially short Of
q year ago Trade was rather slaw
with prices steady to slightly lower.
Hogs were steady to Is cents lower
mostly IL cents lower. Lambs were
strong to % cents higher. Straight
range lambs sold UP to $500.
Today's Receipts
Receipts today were 1900 cattle.
5000 hogs, and 5000 sheep. compared
with 25,0oo cattle. 1900 hogs, and B.
800 sheep week ago and $4,000 cattle
1850 hogs, and $3.50 sheep year
ago.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

Rupert Cain OF Elgin, Kas., is max.
ing his home here with DR.. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Cain.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
BEEF BY THE QUARTER

II you really feel that you are saw
ing money by having large amount
Of meat on hand, come in and let us
show YOU the best you can buy. Every
thing from suckling calf to a large
fine steer killed In a modern sanitary
way and kept In our large modern
cooler.
MEYERS CITY MARKET.
Quality First" Phone ~
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
o. f. $. CLUB

The .. Il. 5. cub met with Mrs.
Sumpter last Tuesday. The Club will
not hold meeting during Thanksgiv-
ing week. The next session viii hf
the second week in December. Dainty
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Sumpter
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
BRIDGE DINNER

Mr. aud Mrs. c. II. Hon. entertained
the Cactus Club last Tuesday evening
An elaborate chicken dinner was serv-
ed Following this WIS the usual
round of bridge The rooms were ar.
tistically decorated with autumn
flowers.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
orr FOR DEER Hunt

J. A. Krannawitter is relieving c. ;
Sage. agent for the r. T. 4 S W. for
two weeks Mr. Sage. T.. \. Vance.
Howard Connolly and G. 6. Sage left
Saturday morning for the Black range
where they will hunt deer
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

on October 20, 1919, made Home<iesa
Entry, No. oIloss. for SEl. Section "a,
Township e5s.. Range ew.. \. NJ. =.
Meridian, has filed notice Of Intention
to make final threeyear Proof. to en-
tablish claim to the land above de-.
seribed, before D. Y. McKeyes, u. s
Commissioners. at Dcming New Mexico
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

on the 7th day Of Dermher 1921
Claimant names as Witnesses
George MaiseI. Jr.. George X. Ere
rich. vi. Johnston. John Il. Anderson
all OF DeminF. New Mexico.
NEMECTA AscARATE.
81. 10-25 i1-22 Register