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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN

Francis NJ Goodwin Of spokane.
Washington, has been dominated by
President Harding to be assistant see
RETRY Of the interior.
"Ilo spanked me go hard that for u
long time | couldn't sit down. testified
Mrs. Irene Gcrstad, known on the
screen ~ Irene Dcyoss, She wns
granted a divorce In Los Angeles from
Harry W. Gcrstad. wieldcr of the hefty
pnlm. In addition, Gerstad, Il notion
picture cnmern nun, was ordered to
pny her $50 u week.
Dancing In the cafes Of san Fran.
clsco's oncc.fnmcd uptown tenderloln
ceases May l 10y an order promulgated
by the police commission. The order
forblds further dancing In the Pun aud
Black Cat cafes, the last two Of n score
Of establishments IN the o%ncc.nutcd
district, and leaves only n few resorts,
all In the linrbnry Coast, where dane.
Ing is permitted.
Carl Nordlnndor. 10 years old and an
orphan, was found asphyNintcd In his
room In san Francisco. The police
version Of his death was that he lost
his life through his devotion to art.
Lacking the prepared charcoal which
artists use for drawings, he apparently
had been chnrrlng In a gas Jet splinter.
OF wood Ia finish n drawing which was
found u|ncomplcted In the room, but
had retired without turning the jet en-.
tlrely off.
Tagged for n journey Of several
thousand miles by boat and rail.
Tommy Bradford, o. and his sister,
Marglc, ., are ON their way To thcli
father In Calgary, Alberta. They wcr,
shipped by the prosecuting attorney OF
semitic, Wash, Held AZ security for q
board bill, according to Information
ronchlng the prosecutor from n,
father and the American consul ui
Calgary, the children had been wifi
Mrs. II. T.. Sloan at Roy since she
brought them from Calgary last sum
mcr. Mrs, Sloan gave them up MS sool
Ms nn officer called. 4 collection wa,
taken up TO aid the children in thrll
iourupV
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

Il used TO think all the Tunlnc tes.
timoninls were exaggerated, but !
have felt thankful n thousand times |
ever believed In It strong enough to
give the medicine n trial" snld =. j.
Parker, %well-kn0wn sulcmRn for
Gately's Clothing Store, residing ~
42l0 juneau st., Seattle, Wash.
"SeVernl years ago | commenced
having periodic spells OF sickness and
n few months ngo | had nm attack that
] thought would finish me when
dld finally get up, | was scarcely able
10 go. | had no appetite and what ~.
tie ! forced myself 10 eat caused 50
much gas on my stomach | could hard.
~ get my breath,
AT night ! was often so hloatcd |
couldn't breathe while lying down ana
just had to sit up and struggle foI
air, Al times | Ind cramps SO bad /
could hardly endure II.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

MY liver vas sluggish and some
times I got so dizzy / would nearly
fan. / felt tired and miserable all tho
time. couldn't even sleep and for days
ut Il time ! wasn't able to 60 to work.
"Wcll, n friend Of mine finally got
me to try Tanlnc, and II certainly has
done II good job for nae, My nppe-
lite Is fine now and although am
eating Just anything | want aud as
much rs ! plcnse, my stomach never
gives me the least trouble. I have
picked up In weight, my strength has
come back to me, and | am now en-
joying the best of health.
AN the men at the store know
Tanlnc put me- back on my feet, and I
am glad Ia give this statement for
what 1t may be worth 90 others"
Tunlnc Is sold 10y leading druggists
eNcryWhoro.-Adv
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

kle into your eyes. II you want all
this, begin right now to enrich your
blood stream.
You will find, as thousands Of
others have found In the last Fifty
years, that S.S.S. is an excellent
remedy to do this for you, one that
removes the poisonous impurities
and helps build your blood into q
rich, nourishing supply. s.S.s, is
an herb compound, discovered by
the Indians, and still made as they
made II.
Get s.s.S. from your druggist to-
day. Start taking, and then II you
want expert medical advice free,
write in detail about your condition
TO Chief Medical Advisor, SOC Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
SPRING FASHION NOTES

The newest riding habit has IA fitted
coat with flnrlng skirt.
Motifs Of dun wool embroidery APP
pear on trlcotlnc dresses.
A suit Of grny wool gnbnrdine IL
trimmed with green linen.
Narrow patent leather belts are
worn with the ovorhlousc.
Double stitching is used ms trim.
ming on tnilored serge suits.
Houses and bclted Jnckcts Of linen
nre worn with wooden skirts.
Wuistcoats ARE deliberately en-
hroidcred, ana IN vivid colors.
Fancy checked linen and tnnetn
silks ARE combined for dresses.
The Juniors glnghnm dress Inns Il
panel front and rounded neck.
The wnisillnc Of the sult-coat In
sometimes marked by stitching
Large plnlds IN thrce.color effects
urc seen among spring suilings.
The afternoon frock may have II
shaped neck filled In with lace.
Blouse.gllets are made of hrocndc,
and have high collars faced with satin.
Ncckwenr viii bee seen In such col.
ors MS rose, orange, hcuun and to-
mato.
Spring conts honst scnrfs of self.
material finished with Topped lentheT
fringe,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
JEWELS THE MODE
Vogue for Ornaments Results in
Use OF Many Pieces.
Marked Demand for Novelty peeora.
tons to Enhance the Beauty Of
American Women.

One might suppose that after the
continued crnze Tor the wearing Of 50
much j]eWelry would bee a reaction.
But this rcnctlon has not come, The
vogue for q great deal Of jewolry does
not III In with the %prescnt-dny stand.
nrdH VI dress. which ARE Of the sim
plest. II would appear that the love
OF hnrbnrlc commentator Of the ave
womnn must nnd expression todny ms
II ala long ugO. JeWolry, both with
the parlslcnne aud the American WON.
an becomes more and more elaborate
and an increasing number Of pieces
ARE worn NJ one time.
The dcmhnd for novelties ~ all sorts
as well ~ for Jcwclry stun Is great. II
seems Tint no piece Of jcwclry can be
too Fantastic 10 find favor. The snake
design st.Il continues very fashionable.
The newest snake bracelets are made
Of diamonds aud cOlored enamel. II ~
considered smnrt 10 wear "a set Of
snake ornaments consisting Of n brace.
let and u belt made Of gold and en-.
ainel, or the belt may be made en-
tlrcly Of roId.
Beautiful necklaces also are shown
In this snme form composed entirely
Of diamonds with n huge diamond
pendant suspended from the snakes
mouth TIE necklaces aud bracelets
ARE very flexible.
The ldcus exploited IN purses are
legion, not only In regard to the shape,
he size and the material but the way
In which different feathers and silks
are put together. Flat envelopes are
made almost Ike small writing cases.
These may be Of the s'ftcst Of lenth.
crs completely covered with elaborate
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
ECONOMY TO HAVE MANY HATS
Summer Headeear Given Time to Rest
Between Times viii Make Better
Appearance.

one thing 10 remember In the sum.
mer, even more than IN the winter, IL
that several hats worn successfully
give much better results thnn one hat
worn until II rs gone and then an.
other onc For. II YOU give your hats
time to rest between times, they look
far better. brush them and some.
times wipe them on with @ damp cloth
ANA when they get damp dry them
carefully keeping fho hrim shape
either hy nntteniug BE- down ou o. table
or hy rolling 90 Goo Jhc proper curve
with the fingers.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

Egg yolE BOO wurm water removes
coffee stains. Pastry requires q hot
ter wen than any other food SHk,
mot cotton, should bee used when hnst.
Ing velvet. Mushrooms ana tomatoes
sieWed together ARE delicious. Lin.
seed oil ON a soft rag viii polish nre.
place tiles. Roller shades OF printed
chintz are best for the sun parlor.
Beans Will take the place Of meat for
two meals each week Canned plmen.
tos combine well with canned pears
for q snlad when making cherry
salad add cherry Juice 10 the mayon.
naise.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
Light Weight outer Garment Fash.
Toned Either In Tuxedo or Brief
Bosy Fashion.


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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
nldn,t seem 10 Mind.

Yesterday ! mct ana old schoolmnic
OF mine who used to rank high iu her
studies but was rather untldy. wus
surprised to learn that She was mar
ried Ohough concealed I'D and sim
more surprised that She was the happy
mother of six boys.
- should thinh You would bee dead.
so much work, suid /.
ION. no. She SMILED "Comc ana see
mo some time. Nou1l hnd a house Just
like you'd expect me 10 have
80, no, no that bad / protested,
and nearly died OF modification n sec.
ond later.
She only laughed mcrrily ana re-
newed the invitation Exchange.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
WASHINGTON

Secretary DENLY has asked FOR So.
600 for use In obtaining Il historical
pictorial record of the American fleet
In foreign waters during the war.
Should the money be- provided. the
secretary said, Burncll Poole. an artist.
would be engaged 10 de- the work.
By direction of President Harding
the federal reserve board hus under
taken a special inquiry into the prob.
lem of debating Industrial values with,
out serious injury To the agricultural
Interests. II is understood that some
steps to aid agriculture In connection
with the dcflutiou trend may bee taken
by the board In the near future
After hn,ing rcposed with moth balls
for a number of wears, the principal
articles OF dress Uniform formerly worn
Zoo the navy have hocu restored to u>r
by an order of Secretary Dcnhy. Il
authorizes the wearing on stated occa.
nIous. of the rro,k cont. fun dress
trousers, cooked hat, dress sword ana
sword belt and opaulcts. Special fan
dress dunor dress and mess dress uni.
forums were not restored
Inc House judiciary committee
ordered q favorable report "h the Vol
slehd hlI permitting organization 10y
%i'tineis' ran'llnon' %dnifNulrn ana iruit
growers lor purposes OF collective
n,r, ,.a,i, ha,o .nnar,
ur'b'u' "l 'ali"Hu ''''l'I| mas
neon ''n' J." '"' il"""'l'n 'Sl"'llS i"i
'"' u',,'' p''''','"u 'l 'n"' u'S'"hl
poA' '"'A 'o''' mas '' arg p"'t nl'
r'a'N arrived 'nl "s MS name nd'.
'l''S Is intended ron instant m"hili@'.
non lh case ul emergency rue gr'"l
lI'hl'in or th' "llly so Iur as li'
ialhhu OF 'ahu hhu rear iiuru"f ara
concerned is To safeguard them from
sudden attack ia the event OF war
\ vacation trip To the Pacific cousI
for President Harding late this fan is
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
A Lady Of plstInetIon

Is recognized by the delicate fnsclnat.
Ing influence of the perfume she uses.
A bath with Cuticurn Soap and hot
water to thoroughly cleanse the pores,
followed by II busting with Cuticurn
Talcum powder usually means a clear,
sweet, healthy skln.-Ady.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

silk embroidery. Both sides ~ the
purse ARE alike. Black and white com.
blnntlons frequently nrc seen In this
type of purse; that Is, the ease may
be Of white lcnthcr with II scroll en-.
h%roldory IN black satin, or of black
embroidered In white.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

Mash SOME cream cheese. molsieh
with heavy cream and season highly
with salt and cayenne pepper. then
make into balls thee ourths OF an
inch In diameter. Wash and dry some
figs. mike an lnclslon In each. and
stun with cheese hnlls. Serve as an
accompaniment 10 dressed lettuce or
any light dinner salad.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

Trumuctcr Stcadmun-l never pny
old debts. / forget them.
Private lcidcl But huW about new
uucsf
Stcudman on, ! let them get old
Sparks.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
GENERAL

Filling stations In the Middle West
have dropped gasoline from - to %
cents n gallon, II was announced by III.
standard on Company Of lndiunu.
'iusollne at tank wagons Is now - In.
stead of 20 cents.
Plans for recruiting harvest lnnds IN
Kansas this seuson were discussed al u
conference of heads of employment
agencies In the various cities nud the
labor department Of the Industrial
court It was estimated 10000 To So.
900 men would hc required to rulher
the 1927 crop.
Reports from districts swept by n
violent windstorm shows thul The
counties uf Hamilton. Webster and
Adums were visited aud The property
dnmupr is considerable. FIFTY furms
within q radius Of twenty five milo. Of
Hastings, Sch. we're swept. ON q
number of farms the hurus and out
buildings were completely destroyed
nud the houscs damaged On several
FIRMS horses und shprp were either
Killed or injured In the vicIuit, of
Guide Rock the wind took the form ~
% tornudo, unroofiag several houses
and 300 one cor Two instances completely
destroying them.
CUT off from the fortune Of George
NJ oyster, lhe widow, Mrs. Coed licudy
oyster of syracuse. y. y. will wngc a
bitter lcpul buttle for u large purt Of
lhc cstuto. Il was predicted here when
word came from Atlantic city TINT
oyster shortly before his denth had
executed O codicil 10 his viii by which
tlc society glrl lc married january ~
was dlsinhcritcd
with the definite selection nf
Boylo's thirty ucrcs adjoining Mont.
goucrN purk In Jersey City, us the site
of the arena fot the Dempsey Curpen.
Tier heavyweight championship bout
july ., trimming plans Of the contest.
ants were laid accordingly. II rs gen.
orally understood that the champion
viii select Atlantic City, while the
Frcnchmau will train on Long Island
Miss Lucia Russell Briggs. daughter
of lchuron Russell Briggs, pre- .dunt uf
Radcliffe College, and dean Of the
faculty Of arts ana sciences M llur-
ward, has been chosen president of Mi.
waukce bowncr College AZ Milwaukee,
Wis. she succeeds Hiss Ellln G.. Sohln.
Miss Briggs Is u graduate Of Radcliffe,
nnd since 1919 has been connected with
the English department at Simmons
college.
Papers filed IN the county clerks
office az Buffalo, n. y, state TINT
Ethel j. Muhan, owner OF O grocery
store, hocnme SO worried oyer fenr that
The government would conflscate her
business, because Of possible errors In
her Income tax report, that she lost her
mind She wns committed 10 the state
hospital for the Insane by Acting Judge
Ottowav.
Floods threatened several parts 81
Milwaukee aud residents ~ the south
shore faced :h9 loss of their homes
through continued crumbling Of the
shore as the result Of steady rains.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
When n HINT

mid you hurt yourself much when
the branch broker no not until I
reached the ground"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
FOREIGN

The Tiyoll gambling establishment.
one ~ the largest Of the kind ever
opernied In Mexico, has closed Ia
doors 10 compliance with orders from
Govcrnor Enriquez ~ chihuahua. The
place has been In operation since the
first at rhe present year aud during
.thnt time pnld S1pGUou gold In license
fees 10 the state government.
ph, sicinus Of Dublin. regardless Of
politics. have Ignored he order Of the
government military authorities 10 re-.
port or once the nrrlvnl IN hospitals Of
persons suffering from guu~noi
Wounds. Thus far no proceedings have
been taken nrnlnst them. The order
was Intended ia aid tho military In
Identifying their attackers, many Of
whom escape though wounded
Reports from Paris from nm nuthori.
lntiNc source say The Council uf the
League ~ Nations Inns decided to
award the Alnnd lslnnds ~ Finland.
sweden insisted ON ownership of the
Islands. but the decision stntos that
'Finlnnd's right Is lncontrsiablo." The
soyicts refuse 10 recognize the nlloca.
lion ~ the lslnnds 10 anyone except
Russln, ms they control the entrance
10 Pctrograd.
Rene Nlylanl, spoclnl French envoy.
en- route home, In n wireless message
of congratulations to the American IT,.
gion, its national commander, col. T..
] w IaalN.FuNNI IW AN.l n-..H.N IN..LlL
ing, Invited the legion men to visit
France and declared he never would
forget the "%courugoous soldiers" of
America. Among the great people who
love them, they viii find anew the i'm
age Of the great country which they
honor" the message concluded.
Drl Koudlsh. Russian Soviet repre-.
sentative NJ ConstnntInoplc, who wns
given u British passport wise 10 90 ~
London TO confer with Lconld Krassln,
Soviet minister Of trade ana commerce.
was assaulted and beaten by II Russian
colonel while dining with his wife In
a restaurant. The colonel exclaimed
How dare You drink champagne
among the victims Of Soviet Russln 90
British police who were called In told
koudish "You are free to strike
back" lie demanded British official
protection.
Ricardo Zanclln, leader u the III.
umc peoples party aud head Of the
communlstic faction In the ltulinn alcc.
lions, by n coup d'etat. occupied the
city hail nj Flume. Count CnccIa.
DOmlnione, the ltnllan minister. left
Fiume nhonrd n torpedo boat destroyer
owing 10 the rlotlng, The frontier hns
been closed by u brigade Of infantry.
When the A%utonomlsls claimed they
hay won the election by more tlmn n
thousand votes. Znnclln and his forces
stormcd the city hall and effected the
old administration.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

"And how did your love letter affect
the pretty t%cnchert' "She give me u
general percentage OF thirty"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13
Comic.

Flows the nov flubduh haby7'
"Well, didn't tell the proud parents
this, but they could mike q fortune
hiring him Ia Il c|nrtooulst ms Il model, %
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-05-13

No man with II splendid roiund
voice ever whispers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-12-31
RULES OK, SAYS
MACH|N|ST HEAD
President Johnston Denies That
Railroads Have Scored VIC
tory Over Unions

New working rules governing en-
p!oyes in railway shops, announced
by the railroad labor board in Chi
cago, are perfectly satisfactory to
the machinists," William r. John
ston Of the International Associa-
ton of Machinists, is. quoted by the
International News Service in the
Minneapolis Daily Star as declaring:
''The open shop plan embodied in
the new rules does not discourage
u.s. said Johnston. I'VE always
have had an open shop among the
machinist crafts on the railways and
would not take anything else. We
will take care Of the organizing. The
old rules were not satisfactory to
us. but the new ones are in line with
what we wanted"
That there. may be considera bic
objection to some Of the rules pro-
2nulgated by the board when q copy
of the rules are received, was indl-
Gated by H. J. Carr, Of the general
executive board of the international
machinists, who was in direc, charge
OF the negotiations before The rail-
way labor board.
From the newspaper summary, 7
gather there are points in the new
rules that the railway uachinists
may vigorously oppose" said Carr.
II cannot say definitely until 1
see the rules themselves. One word
may change the whole situation"
Carr joined with Johnston. how
ever, in DENYING that the railroads
had won" any open shop Victory.
AS an example Of rules to which
the railway. crafts may base objec-
tons, Carr cited the one allowing
common laborers to Cismantle wood
en- freight cars.
IF the rule reads just that way,
without modifica tion, it would re
contrary to a policy that has bec,,
established for many wears, and
which we have fought 20 maint.i: M"
lie said.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-12-31
CANAL WORKERS
R|D|CULE WEEKS
Panama Unionists Say Play for
''0pen Shop |sJnsincere,
But Half Union.

BALBOA. Canal Zone, Dee. 90
appointed by Secretary of War
Weeks to Investigate the Panama
canal zone are unwise. unjust and
in some cases ridiculous, says H. A.
>McConaughey, president of the Pan
anna metal trades council. in state
ment which the council is distribute
ins to the trade union movement.
The Weeks report calls for a re-
duction of wages and an increase
Of the governors salary.
It is shown that white employees
on the canal zone are but so per cent
organized, yet the commission re-
ported that 1.-The open shop exists
in theory only, and that the govern
ment should cease to deaf with repre-
sentatives of labor organizations
This recon- endation," says
President McConaughey,.. "clearly
reveals the fact that this commits
sion considered that their mission
to the canal zone was to break up
la Dor unions and install the sort of
an open shop policy that consists
Of. preferential treatment to non
union workers.
The work of the sanitary de-
partn1ent on the cana: zone was de-
clared to be splendid, but the COM
mission discovered the alarming
fact that the ,malari: rates and the
Panama canal zone than in certain
districts in the United States. This
would never do! The canal zone is
too =. healthy! The commission
promptly recommends that the SAN
itary work be decreased to a. point
where the malarial rate. would be
on "a: par with the aforementioned
localities in the United States. This
will be, good, news for the under
takers" Z. : = p - =. =. y
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-12-31
P' RI ! ! ! / arm !
PRODUCT !.
PEOPLES / ! |:
Excessive &c Pr q 'I BY Md!
die Men Is Charged By Farm
efs'Co-0pelatiye Manager.

Farmers prices are now lower than
they were in 1913, while prices
charged to consumers are so per
cent higher than they were in. that
PERIOD % 20
Evidence supporting this fact has
been offered by Vernon Campbell,
general manager of the California
Cooperative Canneries. a farmers
organization, to a special govern
ment commission investigating the
distribution OF food products.
A contest is being waged between
the packers and wholesale grocers
over the question whether the big
packers shall be permitted to en-
gage in the distribution of 'side
lines" Under decree entered in
the District Of Columbia Federal
court several years ago the packers
agreed to withdraw from competi-
ton with. grocers or condition that
prosecutions charging them with I'M
fair practices be abandoned by At
torney General Palmer. Officials
representing the Department Of Com
nlerce, Agriculture and Justice are
conducting hearings on proposal
to modify this decree.
Mr.. Vernon declared that after the
packers withdrew from the general
food trade producers and consumers
were exploited. He points to the
discrepancy between farmers prices
and consumers costs as indicating
that somebody is taking profits that
are unreasonable.
II do not attempt to assign rea
son for thos situation" Vernon said.
Each person may have his own
ideas as the causes. I merely call
attention to the conditions and I'M
qualifiedly state that it is Of serious
importance to the farmer and the
working people of the country and
their families"
1T should be clear to this COM
mittee," continued Vernon, that the
public is entitled to protection. If
under the present arran cement con-
sumers are paying exorbitant prices,
while the farmer. is not getting SUI
ficient to maintain hi nself, the fault
must be with those who control dis
tribution, and that suggests that this
decree should be flied, permitting
the packers, under government :c0n-
troll, to put their laborate machinery
to work. We will then know whether
these high prices result from mono
poly or whether some other yea
son must be assigned" - u