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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31
Missouri Will Lose
s Stars By Graduation

Columbia. Dec. 31.-The University
Of Missouri football eleven will lose
six Of it's last years players by gradu-
alton next season. Several star grid
ironers are included in the number.
Can't. Herb. Blumer. tackle and
"Chuck' Lewis. quarterback. and all
around athlete donned the m%oleskins
for the last time with Mizzo last year.
The other four men arc "Scrubby"
Hardin, end: Ted Packwood. half
back; Ham Hamilton and Red Ker-
shaw, .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31
SOME RECORD.

Robert y. Irving. University OF
Idaho %halfback. who has just con.
pleted his. final season of football. has
never missed a goal from touchdown
in four ear of varsity football. and
n year on the Idaho freshman
team, according to college records.
His. record comprises scventy-four
consecutive goals.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31
BEILERr 4
TO BE EXPORTED

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 31.-Peter
Beiler, the promising young ~trotter,
will be missing from the grand circuit
races next eason He was sold at the
Old Glory sale in.New York for ex-
port to Holland. Another grand cir
c.it- racer sold for export was Rose
Azoff. She will be sent t Belgium.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31

Cutting the 1922 and subsequent
worlds series baseball classics to
seven games will make this years to-
tai receipts Of %$900,233 for eight
games hard to surpass The attend
ance figures of 269,876. too. are like
~ to remain for future magpates to
dream about.
Dempsey may not be the legitimate
champion. but he is by long odds the
best heavyweight in vaudeville.
One Of New York's big hotels is
equipped for tennis playing on the
roof.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31
WINTER STARS.

Twinkle in the wintry sky.
Little bush league star.
Folks will wonder in July
Whathehel you are.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31

Racing-Meeting of Cuba-Amertcan
Jockey club at Havana; meeting of
Lower California Jockey club at Tia
Juanu. p - ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31

Golf--Annual midwinter tourna-
ment at ~Pinehurst, NC; annual New
Years tournament az Del Monte, Cal.
H - Il ~4i:t3t
Boxing-Eddie Summers VS.. Kid
kaplan IL rounds at Meridian. Conn.a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-31

Dhluth--Duinth defeated Eyele;b
i hockey, 3 to q.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
SENATE RESOLUTION TO
MAKE LAND COMMISSION

A senate Joint resolution to submit
a constitutional amendment to sup.
ersede the present commits sioner oil
public lands by the creating OF
land commission, has been introduc-
ed by Senator Wright This reso-
luton is introduced in fulfillment oi
the pledge made by the Republican
convention at Albuquerque.
The resolution proposes a bi-par-
tisan board OF three members to DC
appointed by the governor. with the
advice and consent OF the senate.
Each is to receive "a salary of SOU
a wear. The term OF the commissi-
oncrs is to be six years, except that
the members OF the first board are
TO determine by lot upon terms OF
two, four and six years, respectively
Thereafter one commissioner VIII pc
appointed every two years for a SIX
vear term. The member elected chair
man of the board will serve with
the governor and attorney general to
form the commission created by the
enabling act
A restriction as to safe OF school
lands is laid down as follows: Pro-
v;ded that such of school sections
two. thirty two, sixteen and thirty
six as are not contiguous to other
state lands shall not be sold within
The period Of ten years after the ad-
option of this amendment Tor less
than ten dollars per acre.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
COL. HENRY r. BROWN
NEW ADJUTANT GENERAL

Col. Henry Rolf Brown, OF Albu-
queraue, has been appointed by Gov
Mechem adjutanl general OF the ma
tional guard, New Mexico, with the
rank of brigadicr general Col Brown
served with the medical corps OF the
American Expeditionaly Forces.
The retiring adJutant general Is
lanes Baca. who has served four
years, appointed first by Gov. Lind
sey and reappointed by Gov. Lar
razolo. Through the period when
martial law was in force in ColiaN
and Mckinley counties, as well as IN
normal times, Baca has been a taith-
ful and efficient officer. Col. J. }
Boniface, U. S. A., cavalry, inspect
or-instructor, has just completed al,
inspe ction of the office and several
troops lately organized or under or
ganization. lie reported that he tou-
nd affairs in excellent condition,
both in office and field
Charles Henry Lutz,- OF Lincoln
recently appointed by Gov. MeShcm
major aud detailed as assistant
adiutant general, has been IN Santa
Fe this week. He finds it will be
impossible for him to leave his bu-
siness affairs to accept the appoir' p
ment as assistant adJutant general,
but will retain his commission as
major in the guard. The present IN
dication is that nc assistant VIII be
appointed for some time at least.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
TWO INSTITUTION BOARDS
APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR

Gov. Mechem on Tuesday after
noon sent to the senate the follow
ing appointments:
To be trustees of the Institute 70
the Blind, at Alamogordo: Mrs. {
A. Baker of Roswell; William Z
Warren and Frank c. ROLAND. OF
Alamogordo; William NJ. Reilly, OF
Carrizozo; Reney b. Field, OF Tu-
larosa. The last four named are re-
appointed. Mrs. Baker succeeds Ro-
saiio Lopez, appointed by Gov. Lar
razolo. in 1919 During his residence
at Tularosa, some years ago, Mr.. Lo-
peg was president of the board
To be trustees of the Agricultural
College, at Las Cruces: Mrs. Hem
Stoes, Dona Ana county; ]. A. Ma
honey, Luna; DIR. c. L. Hill, Dona
Ana; v. G. Trujillo. Sierra; Nums
c. Frenger, Dona Ana. DR. Hill, now
restored TO the board, is one OF the
three trustees who were ousted By
Governor Larrazolo last summer.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
c0L.fAx

Michael Cawley. a pioneer resi-
dent OF Colfax county who came to
Flizabethtown in 1872. passed away
Tuesday night. While he has no
known living relatives, he was an
esteemed and upright citizen, and
his passing is nourned by host OF
loval friends throughout Colfax
county.
White a robust Appearing man OF
srIendid physique. Mr.. Cswiey's
health had been failing for the past
two or three years. and his death
was not entirely unexpected
In the early davs. M CaWiev was
actively associated with the Lynch
brothers in placer mining He was
also connected with the Aztec mine
IN its first stages of prosperity. but
from that time nractirafv retired
from rrininr activities. although do
ing assessment work on quite a
number Of mining claims. both deed
ID and undecided properties. Nj
Cawley also served as school trus-
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
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improvements ],sV1l'''on' VIM, - ~ =
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New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
JUDGE NEBLETT COMMITS
AN ATTORNEY TO JAIL

For his failure 10 file report as
trustee in bankruptcy, Charles III.
Jones. an attorney. of Carlsbad. has
been ordered committed to jail for
contempt OF court, by Judge Ca
NebIett. presiding judge OF the Unit
ed States district court here Jones
was trustee in the matter OF Lewis
w. Knowles. II is said the most
persistent efforts to secure report
were without effect, and that even
a court order to file the report was
ignored.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
BAILEY NOT TO BE
HANGED NEXT FRIDAY

Sylvester r. Bailey. recently resen-
tenced by the suDreme court to be
r-~red ~ Silver CITY on Feb. II. for
the murder Of James Bedore will get
a respite through the action OF the
sr-pre-re court. Counsel for Bailey
on "Wednesday filed motion for ?
rehearing. The motion was not ac-
rr--r ri~d bv brief. but the court
waived the rule and agreed to con-
7fr - -7ctiou Failure 20 decide
the motion bv Thursday night auti-
raticaliy served to stay the eNecu-
ton. The court consented to hear
oral arguments and fixed Feb. u as
the date Of the hearing
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
De BAcA

The Commercial Club held long
sess;on Monday night. during which
,he proposition Of the Commonwealth
Milling company 20 install tour-
49, --7H Ne-e was discussed. This
company proposed 10 erect NIL ;,
- s---'-r,- -r7-tslv Sll lop,m oi
:. h;rL SOpp Is 20 be suhscrfbcd
b~ Fort Sumner people. The mil
i ~ he a . barrel per day oapa-
city
< rnectire Of farmers was called
- confer with members of the Orb
for las, Monday night. January 81
n--v oAhe- rra+tc-s beneficial 10
,he town ard community were gore
;O.o. and members appointed on com
r,;,,ees 10 confer on these.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
NEW MEXICO PRESS ASSo-
CIATION ANNUAL MEETING

The New Mexico Press Associat-
ion held its annual netting in the Su-
preme court chamber in the capital
building last Saturday afternoon
The attendance was not large bu'
certainly representative, some of tho
Sc present having come from the
"far corners"
Among those present were Ex-
Congressman w. B. Walton Of the
Silver City Independent, Geo. A. BY
US, OF tie Gallup Helard, J. r. Hull
OF the Clovis Journal Win P La
Point Of tie Las Cruces Citizen, w.
G. Brown Of the Ration Range. A..
II. Carter OF the Magdalena News,
Leandro Sena OF the Santa Rosa
Sun and representatives. OF Las We
gas. Albuquerque and Santa Fc pa
oers. including Congressman NestoT
Montoya, president Of the associat-
ion.
The officers were all reelected
with the exception OF State Senator
!. r. Hull, of the Clovis Journal who
formally presented his resignation as
secretary and insisted on its accept
ance Frank Staplin OF the State Re
cord was elected to succeed Nj.
Hrll and a new committee on lcgis-
lation was selected, resulting in he
following roster of officers for the
present year.
President, Nestor Montoya, Ban
dcra Americana.
Vice President, II. b. Henning, Al
buquerque Herald
Secretarv-Treasuree Frank Stap-
lin, State Record.
Committee on Legislation, A. IL.
Carter, Chairman. ]. X. Hull, Secre-
tary, Frank Staplin Lorenzo Del
qado. II. O. Norris, H. b. Henning and
Nestor Montoya.
Every member OF the association
present expressed himself as oppoS-
ed to the repeal of the law requiring
the publication Of articles OF moor 70
poration which for the past fifteen
wears has been and is now the only
means the public has OF learning
the personnel Of the incorporators OF
either legitimate or fake corporat-
ions.
1t is a we'll known fact that most
all unreliable companies organized
in the state, and of which, we. are
pleased to say, there have not been
MANY. have failed to fool the pub
lie, or secure their confidence large
K ON account of the publicity they
have been compelled to give them
selves under this law.
( As the present law carries no pub
lie expense of any kind and is mere
ly a charge upon new companies
which receive ample benefits from
such publicity, il legitimate, in
wav of establishing their reputat-
ions. the newspaper men see no re
ason whatever for interference with
/ this statute.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
REVENUE CODE BY
SPECIAL COMMISSION
SUBMITTED TUESDAY

The new revenue code, prepared
hv the special revenue commission,
was transmitted to the senate and
house Of the Fifth legilaturc by
Gov. Mechem, with a special mess
governors message follows;
Tie special revenue commission
in completion OF its labors has pre-
pared a comp p-ehensiye revenue law
which I have the honor to submit
herewith for your consideration
Cur present tax laws are in a
safe Of almost ineNtricable confu-
sion and the DRAFT submitted is, in
the first place, d codiiication and re-
vision Of our existing tax laws, and
secondly, embraces new features,
among Others the granting of addi-
ional powers to the state tax COM
mission in the matters OF taxing
mines and mineral lands, personal
.ames. county and municipal bud
gets and general supervision aud
control over local taxing authorities.
1T is hoped that the recommend
ations Of the special revenue cont
mission. which they have thus tor
mrlated into specific, proposed leg
islative enactments, will furnish a
basis At least for much needed gen
cral revision Of our taxing system.
The code is what its name inn
plies: A codiiication OF the states
tax laws and revenue measures, and
is the first undertaking Of the kind
Il was prepared by George s. Dow
ncr, an attorney of Albuquerque
and reviewed by Prof. J F. Cham
berlain, of Columbia university. The
code was introduced in the house
by Lee, of Dona Ana, by request
Ii follows closely the recommend
lions contained in the report which
the special revenue commission fill
cd with the governor in the latt
part OF November. A comprehen-
siye summary of the report was
published in The State Record just
after il was filed.
All existing tax laws are repealed
The title of the act is as follows
AN act codifying and revising the
taxation and revenue laws; pres
cribing what property shall be sub
ject to taxation, a method for the
assessment OF property, the levy OF
taxes, the collection of taxes; crea
ing a state tax commission and pres
cribing its powers and duties; pro-
viding for a state tax on incomes at
a flat rate and repeating certain
sections and chapters of existing laws
and all other laws in conflict with
rch act"
The most important and sweeping
changes made by the new code are
the proposed abolishing Of the cleo
tive county assessor and the subs
titution in his duties of a profes-
sional assessor, chosen by the state
tax commission under civil service
regulations; districting OF the state
for assessment purpose; elimination
of the voluntary or personal tax re-
turn; providing that dclinquen; taxes
become a lien against all property
owned by the delinquent and not on
ly upon the property taxed, as al
present; adjustment Of the tonnage
tax on mines and substitution OF an
ad valorem tax therefor; vast exten.
sion of the powers OF the state taS
commission, so that it becomes prac-
'icsliy the sole taxing authority OF
the state, subject only to review by
the courts; institution of a flat tax
on personal incomes, under general
ly the same provisions and exerap-
tiors as the federal income taN.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
LIVESTOCK RELIEF
BILLS BY HOUSE

Wednesday afternoon, in the long
est and most strenuous session yet
held. the house passed the five bills
that were recommended by Gov Me
TIER as to industries. The opinion
chem, in a special message, as nee
bills was not on party lines but ra-
essary for the relief of the livestock
industry. The division over these
several times expressed on the floor
that farmers as well were entitled
TO legislation for relief.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
GRANT

Work upon the Mule Creek road
which has been in progress for the
past three months under Miiiain
Harris, county superintendent OF
roads. IS nearing completion and adds
an additional link to the cast ard
west road across the county, des-
tined 70 eventually become a scenic
portion OF a popular transconiinen-
tai route
Supt Harris was not supplied with
sui.rctcnt frnds to brild hirhHav
into Mule Creek but he has expend-
ed the amount available upon the
worst stretches Of the road and when
(Continued on page four.)
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
INSTRUCTIONS TO EXAMINERS.

!. Applicants shall write name
age, and poSfoffice address as well
as name Of subject on the first page
OF each paper.
,. Writer'S name and name of sub
jcct should appear on each sepa-
rate sheet used, to avoid possibility
Of loss.
). Pages should be numbered con-
secutively Questions may be answer
ed in any order, but each answer
should be numbered as the cores
pouding question.
4. II double sheets OF paper are
used il will be more convenien; for
the reader il such sheets are cut
in two.
{. Write on only one side of the
sheet Use pencil or pen and ink.
8. Use paper OF uniform size.
prefer ably legal cap or foolscap.
7. You will be marked on the scala
of 100. In order to secure a Dip
Iona, you must make an average ot
Is. with no grade below 90 in ex-
animation. Daily class standings
will assist in making the average.
but each applicant must make a mi
nimum Of 90 in examination. Daily
class standings shall count equally
with examination standings. Forward
class standings on per cent basis TO
the county superintendent. The
original copy OF grades shall be fl
Cd with county superintendents A
duplicate shall be sent to the office
OF superintendent OF public instruc-
ton.
s. Standings OF Is per cent may
be carried from one examination to
another. In 1921. grades OF Is will
stand TO applicants credit from the
previous examinations.
9. The subjects in each examina-
ton VIII be reading. writing. spell
ing. grammar ard composition. geo.
graphv. arithmetic. rhvsioiocv. ".
{. and New Mexico Civios. U s. and
New Mevi % History and one of the
industrial branches (agriculture. dom
(Continued on page five)
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALlLlO

The school district of Old Albu-
querque has agreed to put ZIP 81 500
to add to the $500 levied by the
county, for the installation OF an
adequate and modern sewer system
for the Old Town Nestor Monto-
va, congressman elect and resident
of Old Albuquerque spoke in behalf
of the district before the county
commissioners in session at the
courthouse Friday morning. A sew
CT TO cost 5000 is planned to con-
meet with the courthouse, the coun-
ty jail, the Old Town school house
and the residences IN the vicinity.
and viii be in. preparation for future
paving No action has vet been tax
en- by the commission in authorizing
the work OF letting contract.
Eleven Usage. Indians. travelling
IN Pullman compartments on the
California Limited, passed through
Albuquerque Saturday morning en-
route 10 California to spend some
OF their oil money,
The eleven Indians have COM
70 liA 81 4liA t44AN vi 4~bOFD q uHA ilAtl
oil royalties from their lands on the
Usage reservation in Oklahoma. Ac-
cording to the Albuquerque Herald
one of their party said they expect
ed to spend several months seeing
the sights OF California and the
Pacific coast.
Several of the Indian women were
dressed in their native garb, except
that their blankets were OF the
est texture and along with their
fine leathered mocassins they wore
silk stockings.
One or two OF the men were also
dressed in their native garb, while
the others were dressed as finely
as any American business man.
There were two or three children
in the party, but they did not ven
tire out OF the coaches during the
stop.
The Usage Indians are the wealth
lest tribe in the country, and seN-
eral of their members are Million
aires-made so by oil royalties.
Plans for a log cabin, 10 by 80
leet, are Doing WORKED OUT IN tnc
forest service offices for the Albu-
querque troops OF Boy Scouts. The
cabin is to be built by business
firms of Albuquerque, and will be
located in the Sandia mountains in
some ideal spot selected by forest
service men.
The Boy Scouts headquarters
troop has been reorganized, with S
S. Shaver OF the Y. NJ. G. A., as
scoutmaster and Charles Renfro a.
senior patrol leader. There will be
four patrols. Charles Renfro, VIII
Rogers, and Lee Caldwell being in
charge of the three troops already
organized. A fife and drum corps
and a kitchen patrol viii complete
the organization.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
X. c. Company In

The L. p. Price Mercantile COM
pany of Kansas City, has filed its
articles of incorporation with the
state corporation commission. and
will maintain an office in Albuqucr-
que. in charge Of 6. ID. Walters. The
company is incoruorated for Sl,1O,-
600 which is fully subscribed
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
COLUMBIA HATCHERY
p. o. Box. 1892, Denver. Colorado.
C,p,eitv. Over 10 90 Chicks Weekly

We can supply you with any guam
tity of Baby Chickens u Varie ies
Live delivery guaranteed Parcel Post
Preraid. Write for prices and full
particulars.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
CHAVES

Louis Falconi Roswell boy
who for some time has been cX-
pcrimentng with various kinds OF
wireless outfits, recently picked mp
message giving an account OF the
post office robbery at Dallas. Texas
last week. Confirmation Of this re-
port reached the offices OF the Ros-
well papers the following day, show
ing that Mr. Faiconis Instruments
were in perfect working order. The
young boy is said to be a wonder
in this line OF work, having made
most OF the instruments which he
Is now using
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04
CURRY

Work is going ahead on the new
office building of the Santa Fe,
which is being erected ives, OF the
freight office, and an effort is being
made to have it ready to occupy by
April lst.
The building will house the offices
OF the division superintendent, mas
ter mechanic, train master, general
foreman, operating officials and 9th
ers.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04

Tie Commercial Club now has
about 70 members and all are work
ins faithfully to accomplish some
th'ng.-Fort Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04

W a keleher, Of Albuquerqnc
was appointed by Gov. Mechem on
Wednesday to be a member OF I.
state board OF water commissioners,
succeeding Numa C. Frenger, OF Las
Cruces, selected the day before to
be a trustee of the Agricultural Col
leqe al Las Cruces. Kelcher is for
mer newspaperman but is now at
iorney for the city of Albuquerqu
Pc and Frenger are both Demo-
Gratis.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-04

tee Tor e good many years. and dur
ing the great war acted as govern
mcut supervisor in relation to ex-
p'Qsi,es.- Ration Range.