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po clooe 70 tne W2us tno u8us
from the broken window On her face.
her syes anxiousiy wltchful Of the
movements Of Macklin. who had turned
and was fronting the outer door. one
hand resting In readiness on the butt
Of his -%a" Then that opening was
shadowed. and the bulky figure Of the
squaw.man suddenly appeared. His
nrst utterance was fun Of ill.humor.
.well, ! got your message. and am
here he said roughly. "what the
Nl 10 up. Macklinr
Everything Ia from all I hear" was
the short reply. Your Indians are
licked already. amt theyY'
YES: l expected that; ! told them
how II would be-"
To be sure you did, but you never
thought every runaway buck would
make for this Hole. But they have:
and you know what that means I
reckon. They viii be smoked out
sooner or later. Do you want to stay.
and be smoked out with emf I'm for
getting ont Of here now-tonighs Joe.
I don't intend being caught In this
net: an you are . id fool n you
don't feel In the same way. There is
q chance now to make II, but tomor.
row may be too late. How about your
cattley'
Il sent them into the Bad Landa.
Maekiin laughed.
That proves what you think about
Il. All right then: well ride out to
sether. Got three horses out therey'
"Yes, and a pack: that's what the
Indian told me to bring. The woman
going alongF'
Sure she Is H we've n1ed
things all up, We're soln' to get mar
ried over at Gerlasche. I'm aim,n' ter
take you along for best man.
Laud evidenced his surprise and IN.
credulity with a erunt and q swift
glance At the silent girl. shrinking
paCA uS9lu&t tuG Wuu.
what about Panchar be asked
dryly.
That little Devil! Pooh! when she
hears about II. TIL be east Of the Ms
souri,. She's all rish, for q Mex. but
this time ! mean business. Joe. Don't
you forget II I'm playin' for big
stakes. an there don't no Panchs
stand in my way. What's the matter
with your
Well. I aint 50 sure you're goln'
ter Git OF 80 scot free" returned
Laud slowly. There's q fellow been
in here huntin' you; an l reckon he
mus. be here yes-leastways l don't
know how the cuss could have 90,
out"
a man auntin' me, You're dream.
tn
NO amt The fellow !otned my
outh, Up o. the mesa yesterday
sorter big fellow with ltsh, hair. an a
smooth faee. He put up quite = spiel.
and claimed his name WAS ChuvhilL
didn't Morn half believe hin. but
not KNOWN what wNs up l LEI the
ctsS dTtfr In aloas with Us ! aimed
10 sse you as soon as We 80. IN: hut
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30

Id wee eat sstPps.4 vskss aan8sy
vea niSAt eave saswe. sar,sxhfrs
wus Gr a; he coss. scot jEsr asrsr
stzs, see ~ ;aar tine xss sure :ns
ses Was s'rae e-e Soy Tsxr ssss as
Vas rtaiz' ssd he sane sraes. ss them
cattle t-vYs m
The a1,s s-arst' WAT s-ssssy.
TIE re-se Sears: rsss gor7s srvns
Sassey's ranea Es "a ne Ceernwes. !.
sH-,s A Big sesAsw. yea ass ws-a
bsat saars and sua@sa sas~y
That's eln s-ssssn eyes en- rnsss
nks q eavah-yraa I 1svxr Nv the
s,heee essers ID. I uaar rsinf 20
'ass 10 eaasests - ! ss< hEs Gun. sad
tsSss ss1 ~"
-wasrsr-
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30
Hurricane Hits Texas csass.

Houston.-From all sections b -
course Of the seasons first tropical
hurricane, which passed inland, cans
reports Of the blowing down Of "a
dsrricks and the upsetting Of barnA
light buildings and garages. No los Il
life was reported and little crop dam
age was done. Skirting the Gull. he
hurricane passed inland over the up
per part Of Matagorda bay. Its course
iigzasyed northeast to east. The cen
ter Of the disturbance. according -
weather experts, kept close to the Gulf
amer IL passed inland.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30
She Had Q Rssnedy.

Tie yocre mother vas worried ovef
her ycunxsser -So0esines / think
thsre s something the matter with his
ears she sid fer he does nee m.
sves ne whsn I speak TO htn: and
etser be doesn't seen TO understand
that IRE sisn lin any tireetsons !
wccsts- Il should rake him to m ear
socialist
TIE mother Of focr grtnred TIRE
taa1t INST szca seafness aa1cs ~
eAiSt-sn." she said. -tcc I ditrr ies
Il Eecry ~ any
what Il. yvG Do for Esy tnq1trv..
tas ysGns Hznces-. a1xsc1siy-
why inst spaaket 'em MI
trsnna.- was rhe rrrty- -aed they
nsar,t heaarifaFFr ttr se7erzl zcc.hs
AFTER raat"-Ssrfagssbt Caien.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30
sssssisrn Hipped BY osaey.

WasAtng-oc--Sesretary Denhy has
.aksn acricc- % recommendation oe
Admiral Wilson. commander In chief
q the AtsAatie nees. to nip In the bud
rsadsnsiss toward soviestsm In the
a1vy. Capt c. D. Ssearns Of the haN
tlsshts Mchtan- has been relieved for
having permitted his crew to discuss
Win hin disciplinary matters vested
scfy = tie snfp's commanding officss.
CaSsa.a Sesarns had issued IN or,sw
esrasaasAtas . 1Afr nssale comna&
Na-
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30


q fool, and OF my guard: II Is no
fault Of yours; ] should have taken
no chances with the dog. Where did
he gof'
Down there, through the weeds to
the creek; be had a horse down be-
low
And rode awayr
4 think so; am not sure. I-cared
for nothing then but you; though,
perhaps he had killed You"
Shelby struggled to his feet. his
strength returning. although he
scarcely could swallow. and every
word he uttered pained him
That devil will be hack: the Hole
Is full Of Indians Our only chance
Is TO get away before he can gather q
bunch Of his kind together
Get awayf wherer
Up the bluii: the place In which
hid las, night Blu, wait: my revol.
yer Is inside the cabin"
He started back. and Olga followed
closely. Standing upon the step. and
looking down the valley. his head now
above the level Of the surrounding
weeds Sheihy's teeth elinched tightly
to keep back an oath. and his eyes
dsrsened
There's no time left be said GRIM
ly. pointing. -Laud has 90, his gang
already; were sure up against II
now"
Even as she. stccd beside him,
strsinins her neck 10 see. the ca
Geace Of Wild whoop came echolns
TO them from the distance: Laud and
the Indians were coming scrvss the
fat. riding strstsh, ycr the cabin. and
lsshIns their ponies IS they came
-An-sre they after usy she
soseet ersspins his arm -S~-ars
you sursy
No doae, O. IL: that's Lsud q lead
In EN- Them ln.uns viii do what
ever be says Coue in quick; we got
10 fshi II oct here. / reckon there
siaT mech chancs. but I'm likely 70
~; sa-,s o. that eutft. Harry. Olga :
taers ainr % time TO lose
He crashed the door shut. and sung
The bar into place: then dragged for
ward the heavy h<rch and hraced I;
as h<ss be could he had b feel
slocs the se~ to recovkr his lost
weapc1L and before he cc1ld ssrxt<hs-
e1 cp sysin- the Wild chorus At yelts
-srg e9; ciese q; hart. uicxse,. WITH
the SQUAD et aecSss crashing reckless
y taV.Sh The -ase u weeds, almost
70 the very toor. He was The txhrfns
-aa cow. cccl and eags-. BE he,ke,s
strsirh, into her eyes
Yea are nas trtshtsnssi Erie girsr'
-OA- YES an: szs-e1r ! s1 No.
soi7s 10 ersak tsur-yoc-yc1 sscr
Feed TO - afraid ser ne
= E<-. tEs1N A1S sSuh lI~-1sk
wasn see T. YcaTf Say III 81
trsszss ever ocly see hsrs t-xr-.;a
ven knew wno thsse tsvifs srs CD:
ta2rsg'
~S6eEy tns.1acx. amt rnaTr"
-Ay. an. the ucryr St TIE crfss
sareisrs. bell hssunats. ant the st1t.
uan WITH lsu IS 10 .hssrsr Tiers
1tnr reinT ~ be ~ mercy d tiis t-n--
Whatever aa-eens. .lu'r gsu lss en-
cafs FsHl NlTas they'll rs- ne t-sc.
ad- Il rhs4 10. yuu fssp q sfar IA
yerr rln. Ten know wias ! mean y
The ines fhcH- aer 1Inu-h narrt-
ers,t: rhsra WIS 4 sssnntaass sf n.
cd ziflan naf q hsr sFss
II knsv. Tan Shelby sue mh:
srsaf7r. -pas Cabins Esef - rsil
ne that ssfarv spsr nsr Fsu.- ain't
refa % - mate 7rtsmnsr"
AZ y1fre.. u his rhruar ms HpA
graml lsnd sarv.-set-
-MAses yeuf. shals aanasy IL
asssc fts1eef1Ely. Seems To M I'd
rx.asr{ Efse Il F ysa ss.t"
pstSzrss ! VIZ and sn@ shru,
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30
Women Get Equal Rights in Wisconsin
Madison, Wis.-women gained equal

Madison, Wls.-Women gained eQua!
rights with men in Wisconsin when
the State Senate accepted the judi
ciary committees bill removing all le-
gal restrictions governing the sex. The
measure has gone through both houses
Of the Legislature and is now up to
Governor Blaine. The bill. supported
by the National Woman's party, was
saved from radical change by 1 u to
II vote in the Senate against adop-
ton Of an amendment which would
have denied them the right to make
contracts,
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30
Court Uphelds cempen sa.lon Law.

Lincoln. Seh--ln 4 decision handed
down here the Nebraska Suprsns
Court sustained the validity az the
uerknen's compensation law, dsclar
ing tAar regardless Of Individual
oraniscs, he Law Is immune from crit
ictsm &C constitutional srcanda" u.
ealiry st tie lau was attacked Ia the
case at 4 veuan enploys Of the oma,
"a Athlete Gnhs who was injured
whfls arrendiae TO duties In the club
aad s-sd tor SeaoOo damages Ns
lower eszrr declared she could recover
0cly Under the compensation law.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30
rrreA la.&.

The simiFiar expressive 70 snks
French h.avsr I-uss . the carry part
at rts El.rarssrrh esnt1sy- thru1xa
esrraEa gIesrs ID ne sasiua It Tsla.,e,
nnr avars IT the hagaer srfs es
enurresg. Eeagtng wfrhsur inyfag sss.s
s7 n rhs nasr ar nsssesA. Ths praes
r,,e prsH9 ~ Esriery IN seheF euHn
rr.e@ Therefore,. e maa Eeks vl-n.
anr salinx rsssa4 cs his Aaae q vss
mid ns -saa French I49sa"
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30

The irsr rrshism saaT n1nEfOn
baAq Is aa~ - naks 0Jing -
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-30

| AGENTS WANTED c.ss cc.s'is:1, n
Remover. Takes the knock out Of the mo
tor. Sold on money back guarantee. A.
harmless 10 the motor a. air 10 the tifes.
Retail price sl0O prepaid Also No
Water" Hand Cleanser-eleanses the hanAs
easily and quickly without use Of wa'es.
/ fpdispensible 10 the mo,crist Pefiestiy
harmies, Sold under positive money hack
/ guarantee. Retail price 25e prepaid 6sinss-
Erb Mig Co., s3s 18th Street. Denver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Tourist Information
Bureaus Here Are
To Be Consolidated

In ordrr 80 pffett clheer aoopcra-
tion between the lnformatiOn bureaus
Of the ChaIut,er 81 Commerce
and The nuto club. d was decided NJ
a meeting ~ the directors 81 the
4 hnmtsl, with col a. v. " sellers,
president % Tho nnto club, present.
10 conrolidrte Mt two The work
done by the two organizations has
been practically the same. and II ~
expected that Hrenter efficiency viii
result from the combination.
The bureau 90 the auto club viii he
moved from col sellers office to the
Climber ~ Commerce Ilohhs In abort
ten days when D. 4. ptten returns
from q road survey trip throughout
the southern section OF thp state.
f0r which he left Albuquerque to-
day
Aldo Leopold resigned from the
board % directors uf the Chamber
~ Commerce at the regular meeting
last night. and W. e. Reid was elect
cd to 1911 tho vacancy. Mr.. Leopold
gave ~ the reason Tor his RESIGNATION
the fact that heavy field work IN
connection with the forestry office
this summer would mike Il impossible
for him 10 attend meetings and sive
tho proper amount Of attention 20
Chamber Of Commerce work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
GLAODENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
No Pufed-up, Burning, Tender,
Aching Peet-No Corns
or Callouses.

'Ti2' makes sore. burning. tired
fcct Glrly dance with delight AWAY
go tho aches and palms. the Dorus.
caliousoH, blistcrs. bunions and chill
hlalns.
Tiz" draws the acids and
polenns that pun up your feet. No
matter how ard u work. how long
you dance. how far YOU walk. q u how
long yuu remain on your fret. Tia
brings rtstful foot comfort 'Tiz" b.
magical grand, wonderful Tor :irod.
aching, wolleu. smartiug feet. All,
how comfortable. how happy %
feel. Your feet just tingl. Tor Joy.
shoes hurt CO.. seem tight.
Get q box ~ "Tiz'' nov from any
druggist on department store. End
foot torture forever wear smaller
shoes, Keep your feet fresh. swe,
and happy just think, 70 whole YEAR,
foot comfort Tor only a. Few cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
PURCHASE POPPY,
GOVERNOR URGES
Endorses Flower Sale for
Benefit of Children
in France.

SANTA FE. May an appeal 10
the people ~ NV Nusicu 90 support
the American Franco Cnildrcn'a
league. through the purchase of pop
nies. has been made hy GOV. Mcrritt
a.. Mechem The short icttss add
dressed TO the citizens OF Sew Mex
leo b. AZ follows:
The Amefienu-Frunco Cnildrcn'S
league. - which Major General
Mood b. chairman. WI conduct r.
poppy flower sulo on May rs thrauFh-
ont 'Nefy stat" ih the Union. aud I
tab" phra-ure lu bringing the safe to
the attention ~ the peopi" Of this
state.
The silk peoples which you viz be-
solicited to buy are muda hy the
women " children Hyine in the dew
astated regions 0f France. and tho
proceeds % the suie will D. used 90
uniateh hospitals Cor these War tor
tlrrd people.
The FLANDERS poppy has become a
sacred emblem 10 Americans. Its
name ia associated with the supreme
sacrifice OF thousands OF our boys who
now sleep In the region where this
flower nourishrs.
am sure I do not need to make
"a 'cngthey appeal TO the citizens OF
our etnte to generously %patronizo tho
fuIpA laN sale. The flower aud IN,
ctlic speak f0r thomsciNes"
Hand washed dishes are said to
contain 20 times 40 mary bacteria aa
thOsr washed hF machine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
,[owboys' Reunion
w AT Las Vegas Gets
Many Attractions

EAST LAS VEGAS. May si-The
directors OF tho Cowboy Reunion Eut
together last week and opened IN,
office for The great rush of business
connected with the big SHOW M Vegas.
guw ahout ~ occur FOR The seventh
year The events VIII come of or
Eowboy park on the an, 9Th and sth
NJ JUN ann nready Inquiries are
pouring In. PM L. Noir, ouo ~ the
founders nf tho reunion and a well
known publicity and literary man in
New Mexico. s. back at his old place
as secretary aud publicity man.
Idaho BINS troncs have wiutorcd
az Nogps ald are nireadv signed up to
buck fur me hlr show and Idaho
himself will be- here with th" usual
pirtuttruuruess Montana Jack Ray
ropinF champion OF the Dig A. r. =.
EuuUdup that occurred aHun after the
Armisticc was siEued. Will come with
his fancy ufint tWirlinr ana mali
other special features are planned.
According to President Walt Naylof
aud Manager doNoir tho boys have
"a good many Keen surprises us their
sleeves aud expect the 5th show to
be- by far the biggest ever pulled of
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

~ the chlef factors N hfinsine about
present NEGOTIATIONS for a settlement.
Mr. Hart, "a was learned. trird 10 pre-
nt the last hearing a. which Dr.
Hugo y. Husscn ~ ifnuaIc testified
that Mrs fillman had c0nfided 10
him that NJ. Stnlman was not ne
father Of her con Guy. Faiilna In this
attempt. the rufruEnto began auew
and ine sueccahed IN brinFinn aeout
the present conference.
AuoFneYa for AR stlilman have
nrp3ured. ~ wins nld. Tint Mrs. still.
man ienVo the United 9fnfea fof five
years. mr uItl public interest In tho
cnee did down. This. however she
- fused to do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
STILLMAH OFFERS
WIFE $50, 1000 A
YEAR SETTLEMENT
Details of agreement
Are Discussed at a
Conference.

KEW YORK. May et-Details OF
The proposed settlement OF divorce
Hult brought b. James A. aflllman.
~millionuirc banker. against Mrs. Anne
q. Suilman we're discussed last night
a. a conference Of her attorneys and
John ~ Mack. guardian I'D Item for
he infant Gny. whose paternity has
been quoftioned.
The proposals discussed we're nn-
derstood 90 have been submitted by
attorneva for Stlllman and 10 have
contained an OFF, Of $500 a year
for the maintenance Of Mrs. suilman.
with additional allowances for their
daughter Anne. and thcie two sons.
fHutes 4. Stiiiman. Dr. and Alexander
however, OF Guy. The offer Of tho
settlement. however. ~ understood to
drop N. proceedings which question
bis legitimacy.
Followina the conference. thc law
ytrs proceeded 90 Mrs. stiiinmn's
home, whore the question was dis
russed with her. she o. understood
chiefly ~ 20 Guy. ~ wns learned that
he demands that he be- specifically
recognized and provision made fof his
maintenance. lt a reported that
the hanker would Increase the amount
offered and bring " IN tho probable
-ncirhborhood Of 10000 a veat.
While lawyers refused 10 discuss
the conference. or any other phase
% the negotiations, ID was Learned
from "a semi-anthorta. i've source that
ts soon ~ settlement II offected Mrs
Sullmpn viii file D suit fuf divorce.
naming Mrs.. Florence II Leeds as co.
respondent and thar other than the
usual denial Mr.. Stillman will not con
test The action.
M also was learned that Surrogate
louis ~ Hart Of buffalo has Deen one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
LYRIC

fRock-a-byc baby. hy the an can"
sings Charlie Chaplin ON his first
appearance In The Kid First Ma
tionafs six reels Of joy. which will be
the attraction at the Lyric agnin to-
dag. Then he OFFERS the baby 10 q
~poiceman. the first gin Ne ever ten
dcred 10 a guardian ~ the peace In
any screen production. What follows
" b funniest picture which tho
nmmNnlnn ha. nAar mndn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
GRADUATES
IN C%ANDELARIAS
GRIEGOS SCHOOL
- ntinid
Program for Closing Ex.
ercises Saturday Night
Is Announced.

'rhe closing exercises Of ~ candei-
arils- Gri-gos school will be held
saturday evening. six eighth grade
pupils Will receive their diplomaa nj
that time, and the CLOSING exercises
ni The other grades will he held. A
i"atnre % the program will be- the
aHeHtation of an operetia. "The
Flower Nymph's Surprise" The pro.
Eram follows;
Part 4.
l. salutatOry. ..... Alfonso padilla
2 "hioiie e Graduating ....
Alice Enkes
2. sonE. The Eighth Grade class
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Graduates
4 To the Graduates ........g,
! S'isllna ,arcil
o. Presentation OF piplouiaH
Mlss irene Burkc. county super
intendent
Pau 2.
.ofxii-n ..s ayi2afb i2s4b ~ ~ ?
I. Hammer bHll .... Primary Boys
.. ~Sunbonnct Dnhles4 Primary Girls
D. Song. Mud Pies" ..-.........
FIrst ana second Grades
InstrG tor. Miss INA seth
T. Hecitatiun. Welcome ....,
.................Ed Eddie Garcia
2 Hainhnw Dril. .............
..~...Third aud Fourth Grades
Instructor. Miss Louise Shcafniam
!. Jumping Iacks'. ... ........
............ intermediate BOYS
2 Irish hanc"
......... intermediate Girls
Instructor. Miss Victorinc Win
The Ilowrr Nsmplrs Snuprl~s'"
Can operettab
Autora. Queen of the Dawn.
...... Hhtttc Grintn
Apollo. the sun God .........
s.s.ss. st ..ssss ltdllil
yhorua 90 NymphH and lups ......
Instructor. Misa Ruth Stttrsrn
The graduates are Aifnuse padilla
gutatlnu Garcia. Ctlmucu Garcia.
iiaii., Gufnn. Lloyd Mitchell and
Alic. Fakes. Alfonso padilin ~ thu
president OF the clss-: Catnrina Gar
ola b. the vice president Climac,
Garcia the secretary aud Haftit
Otinin the treasurer. The clas'
motto b.. An idic brain b the devil
workshop the class colors are red
ana blue ana the class flower "a red
c%lrnation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
Examinations Begin
At the University

the senior Glass 81 iht ~iinlseraiis Nil
bonin a. 4 O'clock tomorrow mornlnf
ind VIII continue until o'cl1rk
Thursday afternoon. The scnlor ~
amlnufi0na ere held earlier tnan the
regular schedule IN order fhhf their
GRADES may he verified before coni.
manccment. An Instructors are re-
quireyi 20 report the sfnlor gfades BY
Friday.
The schedule Of examinations fcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

A London man placed 70 plum pud-
ding Boa o. tin box embedded in q suck
OF lime. Tying a rope 20 u he lowered
tho sack ten feet below the surface
or the Thames when raised TO the
surface at the expiration Of TWO hours
the pudding was found "a Doe cooked
thoroughly. ON contact with the
water the lime Stacked. causing suffi-
s.ont heat TO cook the uuddiuE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

Thomas Meighnn. n film star whose
luminosity IL gro ling greater and
freater with each picture. o. to app
pear today at the "B' tn a picture.
The frontier 90 the stars" The
story % % leader Of a gann u girl
who was altogether his opposite IN
type. this IA M % "trip the heart
va Interest aud appeal Weekly
EvcntF' aud ~'TraVcierio arc alao
on tho rim fur f,ta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

luck Jones n PLAYING nt tho Pas
time again today in Got Your Man. "
% story Of "a Scotchman. diimppointed
in love. who strikes nut for the
'antdlnn northwest. How the old
ltf" Follows him in spite of his at
tempt To- form new ns~aocintious h.
told in q grippinR mnnner in this
s'r"en story, Jones aa the brave
Irouuersman D. aplendid. Mutt aud
zen rnn'dy curtodu and r. rttI 81
Fox News complete th. bin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24

a . = resoli ~ mant Stafa of rfhl
a machine has been drvrlofsd ~
LYON France 10 make InnrH rnr'
lfaIdIsry ~ EoII and eIFf rhr
nt.eh ~ attnpg ~ M nnfifHI rnfHf
emtfodlefy and flyea m Ha1FfA1 ~
~ handwork. The machine tts> sir|
metallic thread.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-24
At the Theaters
Today
IDEAL

An unusually thrilling western
mciodrama IN heine shown ~ the
Ideal tntnter today ana tomorrow.
From beginning 10 end The Bordcr
Raiders" Ia without doubt the last
wpId len thrilling film dramas. n
tells the hignly sensational aory Of
a sang Of Mexican bandits whn
snlufgic whiskey across tho Rio
Unndc until they bump mp against
the Texas Hangers. The feature u
presented ~ Tho Aywon Flim cor
poration. an Organisation noted foi
10 out ~ the Ordinary phntodramas.
dramas.
Brownie. tho dog. will be- soen here
Today in his latest two-feei comedy.
The Dog DoffuH."
, 1921-05-05

Anything you wish to buy or sell?
Try our want-ad column.
, 1921-05-05
The Telephone Is Back
to Normal

During the past three or four months there has been a
steady improvement in the telephone service, both local and
Long Distance.
Congestion Of plant has been greatly relieved; intensive
training of operating employees has added to operating eff
cheney, and the morale of u organizations personnel is back
to prevar standards
There is a constant determined and concerted effort o
the part of The enploye body t render the "oldtIme' quality
of Telephone Service, and this spirit IN their part is being re-
warded by the appreciation of a grateful public. Certainly
there is n o other industry which was affected SO adversely by
war conditions that has made so rapid a recovery in point of
service.
We especially call attention 10 Improvement in III Long
Distance Service. The long delays occasoned by wartime
activities are things of the past Our long lines afford the
nos efficient means for the dispatch of business with distant
points.
BY the way, calls OF a statontostaton basis will save
you at least 20 per cen as against the cost of calls for a par
tcuar person. If you are no fully informed Oh this point,
ask or local manager and he will explain. He will also *
Service.
, 1921-05-05
HOW SHALL WE VOTE ON MAY 10?
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he II carry the load already i'm
posed upon him?
There is no assured market for cat
tie. sheep wool, hides, grain or hay.
tect II industries by proper legisla-
ton on the tariff. Then it can tax the
state and the state tax the county and
thec county tax its people, who will then
have money to meet all demands made
upon them.
Let us table this road proposition
until such time when our industries
can be put upon n stable and paying
basis and each heavy taxpayer as
sured of his normal income.
Provided, however, that legislation
could make ii possible for the people
to vote some definite state revenue, as
auto license money or income from
oil companies, for state roads.
If we vote to raise 81, 100000 at the
present time. the source of obtaining
this money is not explained to the peo-
pie. Furthermore, if we nave auto Ii
cense money to put into roads, let us
use it to pay expenses of our state, and
lessen taxes.
Colorado voted for these road bonds
and its taxes are greatly increased
thereby. Let us give this subject our
serious consideration.
w. Il. Triton.
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