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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01
TO NEW MARTINSVTLLE

RI" Nirrinin \. n. ball club Of ths
.,.'i'n 50. WI l"u!n"v 70 New Mar
'.. 'r''.. ." rrr'r tho New Martinsviile
s. IL cots ~ - d"Ib!" header next Mon
ra,t ard q, ...'r" Gtrr" is being antiCipat-
81 Irn-" and Mt'rn"ii will form tha
l,it'rr! far =, !1c,is n the hrst game
Viii" Warner and Nft"+"'l Will form
Ii, nI''cry !0r IL" second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01
Want Game With Wilson's

Tn" fn&: Bridgeport \. = nm" IN" ~
ir- h"St "-EarrzH: ."n% IN n" Wh"C,!nE
dIS'r'Cl desires :" arrarr" - :tmc Tor
N"raly W2'N ~" Wise" l.''rr:S. Man-
;,l:'r Faster - "''l""S.'| :" 'iN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01

faat!ng Yates and Borneman two out Of
| three. while Tyr!!l-Arnn!d defeated Burr
dine and Lewis. ihre" on: Of five.
! Trc following - a summary OF tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01

UIchcst Scoring: Bnrdine. TO: BruneN
G. Exams. -. Tyrill. 10: Borneman. b4
Rruney has five ringers with Burdin@
four.
Hcv, Monday. the Fourth Ct JufN
n-rr-iscs 10 hr big day for the Ia
!andcrs. and those IN charge are bein {
hu.y all the time completing arrange
u~rte. Au interesting program OF Sport
ey,r.s has h.rn arranged by Mrs. Tyrfl1
and Mrs, Enrn"m1n. ana inc4ndes oroa9
md rurrinr Jumps. freak races. and
other kinds. Al kinds OF prizes havt
been secured and Will be awarded ting
winners nr the various events. Theirs
VIII also b" refreshments FOR inc kid-
DIES lr,l big time is anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01

tn" Girl admire that piantSts nm
l%h roN'' you
Tho Man Yes: hut I always dread
his beginning --pallas Scws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01

Thu Wilson rRrhrro arc EIH with
Cut - rnmr Far Nuwlay NEernonn Rnl
'vuHid He iur 'rauRr"ra arriT'H= F7i'i"s
"a Ga, a. aHr1-U this evening, h.."tny
.nr pacarra 20 30 NrffS. Ohio,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01

T-osper,.vo Customer Though: you
h:,, -'Nshc: Prices.
,';ocs!rE Sal. sr-.aa--We have.
i-,spr~:!yv Cu-;one---W.:h safety
raE0r"-BUGX!o EXp-css.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01

rho Wnrr,rs independents mo with
nut "A game f"~ Monday. owing % LAST
yi!"u." r%"c".,nt!ou md world ike 10
hrn- rom Rrv good Scam CO.. Wheel
!;.l: t.1i-I uUH n"N -" i.H;H"C :" MAKO
s~;nEr"u;Um;a. SunG.ly no team meets
tho I'm G~0vn tn.I CUnlG,uT No. ::
cam -: 7r!IH".pi!a and a. good game
49, E&:!. l.,tcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01

The Nei'al"u f.HnmeI baseball ten ~
Grs.rvS l. HNnu tor sunday End would
HE :. rolumGuscu'e Win some fast
team. Cnu Be,ia.ro f.namc, C0mr"ry
aui a-!i e.: ha-, h,'! r:arnHcr .,,l.iry
80 EuaHiv's WI, C.asH wi;h the RW3H
HUE LkSEVE1t.IU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01
CHALLENGES

the NoSdsri.e Athletics are without
a kau.e :Ug Monday, July Fourth n"t
w..,t: NE % book Il game ~!th any .ns;
,eaa -. Arrangements can Be made ~
,;.:,:"g Er!tkeiJc; S3-E ;o6ay, asking
:yr he ua:.ast: OF the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-01
Iors ashoe League.

Thrcr .rtS Of SameS wer" played ~
the horseshoe league az III" grounds
last evening, the Evans Bruncy t"a:n DE-
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
F.F.E. Highway

The F.F. F. Highway from Ft.
Worth Texas to the City of Las
Vagas, and passing through Tai
ban, La Lande and Ft. Sunni er
in De Buca County, has been
marked from the Curry County
line acrcs4 Roosevelt, De Baca,
Guadalupe and San Miguel Coun
ties to Las Vegas 80 that tourists
can follow the acute without any
Inconvenience. The marking has
been under the direction OF j. E.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02

sueh an Immediate opportnnity
TO furnish corrororation of his
campaign charges. Judge Hanna
has the goods on the republicans
and no voter is going to be misled
about the facts this year. They
come too close tohis own p ocket-
/ book.
Meanwhile H. O. Bursum,
veteran of questionable p ,lotics
and discredited political boss. is
again confronted with the job of
defending u record which the
people of New Mexico h ave Gre :
peatedly condemned. His nomi-
nation for u S Sen ltor was rail
roaded through by his handpick- :
ed organic alton. The delee
at the Republican convention
tacitly confessed they were there
to carry out Mr., Bursum's in
struc,iols as vuickly as possible
an go home.
Mr.. Bursum has nothing to
offer but a new set of promises
and the assertion that he stands
in" with organization politicians
at Washington. He makes the
covert threat that if the people
don't swallow him they won't get
even a handout at Washington.
To elect Mr. Bursum now would
be to set the seal of approval on
the whole record of corruption,
incolnpetency, extravaganza and
graft which the Republican ring
has mabe in New Mexico. The
state whose government his or
ganization has long controlled
has been brought to the verge of
bankruptcy and is now asked to
accord its highest honor to the
chief culprit.
The course of the people of
New Mexico is clear. They can
not fall for Mr.. Bursum's latest
appeal without stultifying them
selves; and by elec;ing Richard
H Hanna TO The U. S Senate
they will be rejecting credit on
their state and serving notice on
the nation that they cannot Le
fooled nor intimidated, Their
choice is between Hanna, clean
outstanding, able citizen and Bur-
sum, political boss, who stands
for all that is worst in New Mex.
ico's political history.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
Notice

Owing to some of the faculty
not being able to get here on
Friday, the social will be held on
Monday night at s O'Clock at the
High school. There will be an
address of welcome and a short
program then some games.
Everybody invited, Come and
get acquainted with the new
teachers and boost your school
and join the Patrons and Teach
ers Association.
Committee.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02

Gradua te--Regt stored Opt tr1st from Clovis
is in Tai ban and Melrose every two weeks Next
visit to Melrose September 9TH, Tai ban 8, Fort
Sumner 9th No charges for consultation. Serv-
ices reasonable. Our Optical Dept in Clovis
is equipped wi tn the latest and most efficient
Instruments We guarantee satisfaction. A
satisfied customer i our founda lon. When In
Clovis visit US. The Optical Department of
E. T. JERNIGAN and co. Jewellers and Optome tr s t
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
Register Now II You Want To Vote

Those eligible to vote should
present their names to the regis
tration board before September
10Th. The registration board is:
J. G. Chamblis, j. M. Cheshire
and Allen Doll. Do it now.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
HHOM WILL YOU HAVE For SENATOR?
BURSuM--HhNAA

49, - ~
Santa Fe.-The nomination oil
Richard H. Hanna, New Mexico
Democracys standard bearer a
year ago, as candidate for the
United States Senate at the cleo :
ton to be held Septembs r 90, has
met with the general approval of
the state. No other citizen is
better qualified TO represent the
state. An uncompromising and
indomitable fighter for real demo-
cracy in New Mexico as against
the herepublican machine oligarchy
Hanna is figure round whom
the best cisiz snship of New Mex
leo regardless of party can rally
with enthusiasm. His energy
and virility are infectious and his
consistent record, his sturdy
honesty and political integrity
are known 10 everyone in New
Mexico.
Richard H. Hanna went before
the people as candidate for gov
ernor in 1920 and told the voters
that the Republican pledges of
OF progressive legislation, or a
direct primary law, of a reduction
in taxes, of al adjustment OF the
tax burden and economy and
efficiency in government we're
fake. He told them that the
Republican organization would
"pack" the state senate with re-
dictionaries who would protect this
interests and emasculate any pro-
posed tax reform until it was only
q shadog without the snbsta ce.
He uold them that II. o. Bursum
would be appointed U. S. Senator
by Mechem, il the latter were
elected. He told them that there
would be no real abolition of use.
less Offices and no change in the
type of office holders if the Re-
publicans won the cleo tion, but
that lame ducks and party heelers
would be given the j lbs,
Judge Hanna told them there
would be no reformation in the
state land offi3e system whereby
that department of the state gov.
ernment has been maintained as
formidable weapon to influence
votes.
All that of which Judge Hanna
warned has now taken place. 1t
is particularly fitting that he
should again go before the people
to present the conclusive proof
of all the charges he made in
1920. The killing of the direct
primary law and other proposed
modern legislation and the pro-
posal of "joker" constitutional
amendments which the Repubi-
can organization itself is now
preparing to defeat, the appoint
ment Of II. o. Bursum ls senator
in direct coptravention of the
will Of the voters, the appoint
ments Of incompetence and politi-
cal derelicts to important Offices,
the raising of'taxes and failure to
reduce the cost of government,
the protection of wealthy corpor'
ations by a "packed" state senate
and the Joker revenue code are
a few of the proofs which Judge
Hanna now has in his hands. 1t
is seldom that candidate has
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02

Owen, who has just returned from
Las Vegas, This Highway viii
mean much to the County as it is
the object OF those promoting the
matter to provide a direct route
from the Southern, Southeastern
and Eastern states to the cool oil.
mate of the West, including New
Mexico, whose scenery and eli
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02

matio attractions are unsurpassed
tho unknown to the tourists. 1t
is estimated that by spring, this
highway will have received atten-
ton of the travelling public and
the efforts of those promoting the
matter will have reaped just re-
ward.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02

UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Perry Keith, Superintendent.
Meets at 1000 Am. every Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night.
You are cordially invited to attend
all of these services.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
LaLande Locals

Harry Makemson is in the cat
tie business'again in the good
old fashioned way, having cold
three hundred head the past
week
Nearly every one is yelling for
more wind as the water supply is
distressingly low. Never mind.
we may have another howl COM
ing next spring.
The La Lande Feed Store has
been stocking up on grain this
week and is selling at price
that will make it move.
Tom and Nolan Spencer motor
ed in last Saturday from Amaril.
la, Texas, to look after their
ranch holdings here Nolan has
become pretty well weaned away
but Tom says he needs the rest
cure this country 90 admirably at
fords.
Ernest Wilson, an old timer of
these psrts but OF late a resident
OF Roswell, is visiting the Drake
families and will soon leave for
Denver Colo, where he will
spend some time in school.
A rain is past due here and we
are beginning to wonder what is
delaying it so.
A pick fell from the Section
Motor car the other day causing
the car to derail thrc wirg Alfred
Rioh on the track, bruieing him
considera bly,. He was sent to the
Horpital at Clovis, but is sxpec-
ted home in few days.
"Bald heads may grow luxuri-
ant hair again" is claimed for a
remedy sold by Reynolds Drug
Store and some are already
sprouting.
Raymond Law, accompanied by
his mother, left Friday for Good
well, Okla where the son will at
tend school this winter ---U IA. g.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
Plan Your Home To-day.

There certain periods in ones life when one
do the right thing at the right time To-day
is the day to plan your home. Costs of materials
and labor haven't been go low since prs-war days,
Money is a bic freer, but living continues to be as
severe.
Individualze Your Home
G arefu planning is necessary in order to prod1ce
the kind of building which you will be proud to
cali ''my home" There many. features which
can be incorporated to make the arrangement
complete.
Build Right Now q
1t is fact that some time sgo, lumber was high,
but at no time was it high nor hghe than many
other things. 1t is also fact that lumber and
building material is much cheaper at this tine
than for yea rs anC the demand for homes is grow
ing daily while the consumption Of building ma
teral is uch greater than the growth of the forest
LONE STAR LUMBER COMPANY.
TAIBAN, N MEX.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev J e S Labman Pastor.
Preaching, End Sunday in each
month; hours II A. M. and s P. M.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
LOCAL,E E1aSl]
NEWS H.

OHuTcH m6J III pH0 nome OF Mrb.
Bass Aug. 81 with gooi attend :
ance. A class in Bible study
was organized with Mrs. CIen-
shaw as teacher. A splendid int
crest was manifested in this first
lesson, and we believe that it will
Increase as we learn OF the Word,
OF our great Master and His teac :
hings. Next meeting will be at
ths home of Mrs. Allen Doll Sat.
Septic, at 3;30,P.M.
DR.. Stark reports wonderful
meeting, at Huntington. Ark.
Mrs.L P.Schenck OF Encino is
here for fsw days visit with her
friends, Mrs. Horace Blackburn
and Mrs. Perry Keith.
The body of William Rich
mond, one OF Taiban's Heros
has arrived in New York, from
France and will be shipped to
Taiban come time next week for
burial. The William Richmond
Post of the American Legion will
have charge OF the funeral.
r. 4. Prince, of East Vaughn,
was in town this week.
DR.. Gratopp now has work at
Melroee and ON that account he
has changed his days in Tail an
TO Monnay, Tues lay and We'd
nesdiy.
The Misses Gladys and YER
heese Lyons returned from points
in Texas. where they have been
visiting relatives. last week. Mrs
Gladys went on to Dlro, Thurs.
day, where she is second trick
operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renus Nuzum
'ivfi Thursday morning for Hot
Springs.
w. H. Evans, OF Gerhardt val
ley was in town Thursday look
ing for a house to rent. He ex.
poets to send his grand children
TO school here.
Mrs. S. A. Fincher and her
daughter, Miss Maggie Florence.
sister and niece of Mrs. G.. H.
Atkerson, of Rockwall, Texas,
are here Visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Atkerson: They expect 10
stay two or three weeks.
E. F. Noblitt, OF the Dereno
vicinity, was in town Tuesday.
He subscribed for the news while
here.
d. X. Smith, OF Fort Sumner.
was here on business last Satur-
day.
An engine has been installed
at the public well, and We now
have plenty of water.
We had a nice little shower
Tu esday evening.
J. f. Owens, of Fort Simmer,
was in town Tuesday.
DR.. Gratopp brought the editor
and family big 40 pound water
melon last Friday evening.
II you are thinking of getting
married, soon, come around and
let us fix up the announcements.
A hint TO the wise is sufficient.
w. B. Morgan, who has been
to Hot Syringe to visit his brother,
returned home ThurSday.
Mr.. Rolf OF Rolf, OKLA, and
father OF Mrs. J. A. Gilbert, is
here seeing after his business
affairs.
Uncle John Victor is home
again.
C. L. Collins was in town
Thursday with a load of beans.
Lynn Pearson and T. L. Har.
rington were in town last Satur.
day with a load yof the season's
first beans.
Murrel Elliot of the plains
country, was in town this week.
Mrs. Clara Hutton. of the
Blanco settlement was in town
this week.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
BAPTIST.

Rev. G. d. Barb, Pastor
Preaching, 4th Sunday in each month
Hours: IL A. M. and 8 P. M.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02

Carpenters are busy these days
repairing school house, oiline
floors, placing desks and black
boards, for the great First Day
of School" is near, Monday Sept.
5. A faculty meeting has been
called for Sat-, Sept.3. The Fac
ulty will meet with the Board
and outline the work to be done
this year. Text books are to be
changed, and owing to the fact
that no one in our town handles
books, there will little more diff
ficulty than usual III getting star
ted but with careful forsthought
on the part of teachers and board
the work will be fairly well laun-
ched by the middle OF the fire Z
week ALL CHILDREN who do
not have vaccination scar must
be vsccinated.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-09-02
NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH.

Rev. r. H. Evans, Pastor.
Preaching 1st and 3rd Sunday in each
month; hours, IL A. M. and 8. P. M.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-04-14

The trouble with the conception CT
honesty that prevails to-day is that il
Is merely technical financial concep.
ton. 1t man is honest in a matter
of dollars and cents. people are inclin-
ed to point to him as a model of NOR.
atty. 1t is not demanded that man
should be honest in his ideas, in his
thinking, in his attitude toward life.
Hence we have sophistry and equivo-
cation and hypocrisy. Honesty of mind
is more important than honesty of
money, and if mental honesty prevail
ed there would be no other dishonesty.
ne debt system imposes a new kind
OF slavery, and in order to maintain
and Perpetuate it, bankers are placed
in charge of the U. S. Treasury, the
Federal Reserve banks, and every 9TH
er department that has anything to do
with money matters.
Hadn't you better get wise to the
money game?
lhrough the banking experiences of
nearly three centuries has been work.
ed out very efficient method of pub
lie accounting that can be made highly
servlceable and valuable for every
member of a community when it is
once separated from the enslaving
debt system with which it is now un-
tied and principally carried on for ex-
plotting the great majority of the pop
ulation. There is no occasion and no
justification for the existence of the
debt phase of the so-called credit sys-
TEN whatsoever. Producers of things
and performers of useful services can,
IN the nature of things, only compen-
safe each other or any one else with
their productions and services, and any
requirement that demands and impos-
es another kind of compensation which
they must get or be ruined, is irration-
al and downright unjust. That require
ment has placed a tyrannical privilege
in the hand of the financiers and bank
ers, to which most of the economic ills
of to-day can be traced back. This is
the root of all the complex and con-
fused conditions which now pervade
all departments of government, indus
try, and business. Our righteous reIa-
ton to one another in community, city,
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-04-14

H. G. Wells, in his book, THE out
line of History" speaking of the de-
velopment of tribal life. with the first
appearance of property and social in
situations, says:
Man was now living in clans and
tribal communities. These clans and
communities clashed; they took each
others grazing land, they sought to
rob each other; there began a new
thing in human life-war."
The genesis of war, as thus describ-
ed, is very different from what has
been presented to us from time imme-
mortal in the conventional histories of
conventional historians. We have al
ways been given to understand in the
past, that war began as some kind of
splendid combat between heroes. 1t
was mixed up with God or the gods,
was an expression of noble motives, of
sacrifice, and courage, and involved
high destinies of larger liberty, and
fuller life for men. The Bible nara
tives, the Homeric poems, the early
battles against the Indians in America,
all seemed to bear out this impression
of heroism and glory. But Wells will
have nothing to do with such prepos-
ferrous idea. War had its beginning,
he says, in nothing more spendid than
a struggle between thieves for booty.
Its origins are greed, lust, jealousy,
'seIfishness-the passion for possession
and power. And what it was in the be-
ginning, we may add. it has remained
TO the very end, which is to-day!
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-04-14

The Bethlehem Steel Company anc
the U. S. Steey Corporation have theil
representatives in the u. S. Congress
and in the Navy League. Consequent
" large number of battleships musi
be built to utilize some of the steel out.
put of these two companies. Such
battIeShips cost only $4O,OOO,OOO a.
piece and the people pac the bills.
Now you know why the big bugs are
for preparedness.
John Shelton Williams, u. S. con-
troller of currency, who was in a DO.
sition to learn and consequently knows
what he is talking about, says that the
United States Steel Corporation, lead
ing exponent of the closed shop
against organized workers, advocate
of the l2-hour work-day and seven
days a week. maintaining a private
army of gunner and agents provoca-
teur, was an unreasonable profiteer
during the war, and is a tyrant and a
menace to the nation during peace.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-04-14
NAVY AND POISON GAS

About this time look out for poison
gas! The naval appropriation bill
failed last session. When Congress re-
assemblies. a new one will have to be
passed, So the people NUT be scared
out of their wits. or the navy bill will
not get the half billion dollars that the
Senate Naval Committee so generously
planned to give it. Watch for a del
uge of propaganda.
Front page articles already predict
immediate war with Japan. It's like
this. A British aviation expert warns
us that Japan is going to attack us
with countless fIocks of airpIanes, right
away quick-in 1874 in fact-before
our new navy is finished. On the
same page, we read that thirty British
airplane experts have just left Tokyo
to help the Japanese fly. Its all
dreadfully alarming. but we have a
vague recollection of Turtle Bay and
an earlier naval bill.
We're afraid of Japan, and the Jap
anese are afraid of us; so the navy
builders get their way in both coun-
tries. The shipyards that are building
ten one Of our sixteen new $4,000
900 fighting ships get their contracts.
The financiers that want a guarantee
of their investments in Haiti and Nj
caragua and Columbia, get the threat
Of irresistible force behind them. The
men get war scares to fill
their columns. And the people get the
satisfaction Of footing The bills. and
then being more afraid.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-04-14

One of the two Canadian delegate.
to the International Council of Women
recently held in Norway. defining the
policy with which women generally are
proposing to meet present and future
world conditions. has put it thus:
Men say that the road to internation-
alism lies along the path of recon-
structed nationalism, but we women go
to the foundation by saying it lies
in the individual mentality and should
manifest itself first in the practice of
the golden rule at home, in the church,
at school. and in the community. When
this rule is. practiced in these places.
then national and International friend
ships are assured" She might have
added, land not before"
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-04-14

A two years supply of cotton, it is
claimed, is on hand in this country,
and no sale for it.; and millions of
people in Europe are in rage, and have
been unable to get new clothing for
over six years. A world war is a very
expensive business, and the workers
have to pay the whole war bill. Put
an end to war