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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
TWO BOUND OVER FOR
LIQUOR VIOLATIONS.

Bose King and SheHman Spar.
man,. col2red, were bound over by
Justice of the Peace Beach yesterday
charged with violation of the proAi-
5ition law. The men were arrested
some time ago by Officer Tankers
~, of the city police department.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
NORWEGIAN STEAMER
ALLIED YESTERDAY.

The Norwegian steamer Ringborg
'cft yesterday from Savanna. The
;hip took on naval stores here from
lie Strachan Shipping Company and
'fter d-mpleting cargo in Savannah
{ will leave for London.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
ZIG REVIVAL IN PROGRESS
II. FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST.

For the past several days big
wal meeting has been conducted
Al the First African Baptist church,
lear the corner of Gloucester and
amherst streets. The services are
5cing led By Rev. R. D. Airline, who
was recently named as pastor of this
alurch Much good, it is stated, $
osulting from the revival.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
BRUNSWICK CANDY KITCHEN.
HAS SPECIAL SALE TODAY.

i is not often That candy estab-
lshment has special sale, but the
Brunswick Candy Kitchen, 1924 New
~astle street, Grand Ohera House
IA ding, will put Or one today and
'morrow and the very finest candy
vii be sold at half price. Read the
| prices in the ad ON page six.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
THIS IS VISITORS
IN U. S. S. TOUCEY.

This will be busy day with of
cers ard members of the crew of
1e U, S. S. Rcucey; which is moored
the wharves, foot of Gloucester
erect an DIT is needles to say that
undreds will take advantage. Of
cred to INSPECT fighting member {
ncle Sans navy.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

k9g 10 notify my friends and the
rpbEc generally, that l am no longer
connected with the Brunswick Buick
Company. However, ] win be nleas 1
to take care of your automobile trod-
bles at my res; ;dence, 1909 Gloucester
street, corner of Lee.
Respectfully,
10-29. u. A. EDWARDS.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
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The Chicago Tribune Sept 9th attention to the new
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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
HEALTH and WEALTH

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The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27
NEWS NOTES
on Gem RAJ int. rest
He TIDES TO
C'FORER 29th.

Outer bar calculations about on
hour later in the harbor.
The Brunswick news., 1922-10-27

1923.
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29
GUSTAV BECKER APPOINTS
GOOD ROADS COMMITTEE

Gustav Becker, President of the
Arizona Good Roads Association has
today appointed Dr. A. J. Chandler of
Chandler to be in charge of the COM
mittee on Resolutions at the annual
meeting of the Arizona Good Roads
Association to be held at Douglas,
January 18th. Othe appointments
made by Mr.. Becker are:-Monte
Mansfield of Tucson to be Chairman,
Committee on Program, and Sam G.
Bailie to have charge of the Committee
on Credentials. Mr.. Bailie will make
every effort to have that committee
present full report by noon on the
day of the meeting.
Each County will have one member
on each of the committees, which are:
Resolutions, Nominations, Credentials
AID ali other committees which may
BE- appointed.
Each board Of Supervisors city
and town is entitled to appoint five
delegates; each Commercial organiza-
ton two delegates All delegates must
be present in person to vote. No
proxies will be allowed. A large at
tendance is assured and some viger-
Gus discussions promised over the
many subjects which will be present
ed by different speakers.
The City of Douglas is making pre-
paration to receive and entertain all
who attend this great meeting.
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29
A THIRD PARTY


1t is neeing to follow the efforts of pubci to reach conclusion
party Every saying
party O
no neeripg TO see if the third n is coming around the corner
saying
possible party The possible
political nothing
politicians have therefore
with the nonexstent impossible third party
Here unfortunately
the third movement
gently
This the astute policy
their the trick stunts in politics
The last the third
brought fullest strength And then it wrecked 1t
understand The stand pat
sections of the
radicals and the thing was done Honest people never can get
They think that the conservative money
powers simply must be enemies
Fnanclers
evoutonae The two ends of society las
really Joined They are both
These gentement would like well enough TO see na
could be prevented from accomplishing
anything.
third that the two
parties may which
them Democrats who think and Republicans
who thing mighty inconvenient passengers on the party = @
clustering of brutal captains and
continued little longer
That fairly represents one OF the polcles Wnlcn nave @
politicians attempt politically beWdng times
policy higher quality Of political wisdom is
which stands oua ganst third pars as tne most
that number of serious politicians are
frightened disconened populace flowing into any %
that offers These politicians 40 not utter SO sOs me ~ ~
and then humping them off, hey
elements that have not yet
discovered hat the is
within to clean up
third program that did not
the two older parties a
Of of older parties And II 1t ha
within their party lines to
saved and there is much less
n the political field asxES4sE
parties hatgng out OF candl
of The last conspicuous example OF
organize around his ponay can
That
for anything Definite that woulo DC
political life Apparently they stano only
controlled by issues and not only ny
candidates paries-Dearborn Independence
millions dollars
the OF American uV
ar securities?
Approximately United States Govern
military
December much farther
begins the problem all of yet
political end and that isl the beginning OF a
preliminary
problem economic and not political and
politicians
beathe
A phianthropist definition
judicousy and himself indscrimnatey
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29
THE COLORADO
RIVER COMPACT

(d) as to the construction or opera
tion of works within the Colorado
River Basin to be situated in two or
more States, or to be constructed in
one State for the benefit of other
States; or (e) as to the division of
water in one State for the benefit of
another State; the Governors of the
States affected. upon the request of
one Of them, shall forthwith appoint
Commissioners with power to con-
slider and adjust such claim or con-
OVersy, subject to ratification by
the Legislatures of the States so af-
fected
Nothing herein contained shall pre-
vent the adjustment of any such
claim or controversy by any present
method or by direct future Legislative
action Of the interested States.
ARTICLE VII.
Nothing in this compact shall be
constructed as affecting the obliga-
tions of the United States of America
to Indian Tribes.
ARTICLE VIII.
Present perfected rights to the ben
eficial use of waters of the Colorado
River System are unimpaired by this
compact. Whenever storage capacity
of 100000 acre feet shall have been
provided on the main Colorado River
within or for the benefit of the Lower
Basin. then claims of such rights, if
any by appropriations or users of
water in the Lower Basin, against
appropriations or users of water in the
Upper Basin shall attach to and be
satisfied from water that may be
stored not in conflict with Article
III.
ARTICLE IX.
thing in this compact shall be
constructed to limit or prevent any
State from instituting or maintaining
~ action of proceeding legal or eq-
uitable, for the protection of any right
under this compact or the enforce
ment of any of its provisions.
- - ARTICLE x. 80
This compact may be terminated at
any time by the unanimous agree
ment of the signatory States In She
event of such termination all rights
established under it shall continue
unimpaired.
ARTICLE XI.
This compact shall become binding
and obligatory when it shall have
been approved by the Legislatures of
each of the signatory States and by
the Congress of the United States
Notice Of the approval by the Legis-
latures shall be given by the Governor
of each signatory State to the Gov
ernors of the other signatory States
and to the President of the United
States, and the President of the Unit
ed States is requested to give notive
to the Governors Of the signatory
States Of appoval by the Congress of
the United States.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Com
missioners have signed this compact
in a single original which shall be
deposited in the archives of the De-
partment Of State of the United
States of America and of which
duly certified copy shall be forward
ed to the Governor of each of the
signatory States.
Done at Santa Fe, New Mexico, the
twenty-fourth day of November, A. D.,
One thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five.
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29

Another thing that is fast disappear
ing it the rack full of fancy mugs in
the barber shop. The barber by rails
ing his prices drove his customers
away.
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29
CHIPS FROM THE WORK SHOE.
Quiet Moments
(BY S. N. WYE)

In them we become sensible of the
breeze and interpret the language of
the stars.
These are the times when the stream
Of life, not like the circle of the an
clients, comes down from the mount
aims and flows into distant seas.
Then the departed spirits signal to
us their messages, and memory brings
us to kindly lessons of other days.
When we hear the cry of the mil
lions and feel the burden of a COM
com humanity. Clouds may hang
heavy about the mountain: still there
is an instant when they retire and we
see the summit
In them is vision. Then peace
comes, and all that is worthy takes it's
place of the throne.
They are the best moments of life
for it is in them tEGt we have the vi
sion and gird the Ions
But tasks IN hours Of insight willed
can be, through days of gloom, full
filled"
Seryice.)
Copyright 1922 by the Free State
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29

The fellow who first swallowed an
oyster is considered the bravest man.
but how about the fellow who calls
his monther- -in-law Chicken
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29

1t is generally agreed that the
human race could not have stood the
strain of the auto coming into popular
use before the country went dry.
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29

The Netherlands was the largest
market except Canada for American
corn in 1921, Laving received 17,S43,-
464 bushels, according to tie United
States Department of Agricultuf e.
The next largest markets, in order
of receipts were, United Kingdom,
Germany and Mexico
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29

definition has it. who helps others
and imsel
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29

Approximately been spent by the United Stat
during the last developing poisonous gases for
The Winslow mail., 1922-12-29

Copyright 1922 by the Free State
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Richards
Woke up again.

Quite q crowd att nded the
horse race and wrestling mat ch
at Richards Saturday. The
wrestling match was between
Jeff Davis and Dewsrd Osteen-
IN favor of Davis.
Owen Jackson and Dan Duni-
van. Jr.. ran the horse race. Dan
came out victo rious.
After the wrestling match
Earl Clspp tackled Dad Dunivan
in . joking way. Oh the mat
for wrestling he grabbed Dad
and Dad Topped him in lees than
10 seconds. Now. Earl, will
you be good?
Jewel Jackson and mother
after dsd the doiugs ut Richards
Saturday.
J. B. Luke of Patt was in
this part of the country last
week looking for horses.
Ed. Shireman returned from
Elkhart Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cofeld of Ston-
ington were at Richa rds Satur-
day. Mr.. Cofield refereed the
N Itch.
]. H. Coburn of Lamar was
at Richards. also Henry and Bill
Williams and family.
We understand that Davis
and Cofeld will wrestle the 18th
at Richards. Every body co me
The more the merrier.
Rodly and ste ming ton played
ball at Rodley Saturday. to 8
in favor Of Sto nington.
Rodley and Richards play ID
at Rodley Sundsy--in favor Of
Richards.
NJ. and Mrs. Shireman were
at Richards shopping Saturda, .
El.ner Mil Of Oklahoma y
visiting friends In this neigh.
bordhood. He il one Of the
boys who proved up . place
here, and still has It.
Mrs. Nersie Osteen was At
Richards Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Harvel and
little daughter took dinner at
Dunivan's Saturday.
VIM. Scott and family were al
Rcoards SAtur dag.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
near Oklas ado.

T. W. Palmer drove down fron
Las Animas Tues day and visit ed
with bis brother Clyde unit
Thursday. Both OF his child
ren. Francis and Edna. have
been sick ana un der the doctors
care. but were betttr when be
was here.
Ed. Blake and son Dudley Of
Plains. Ksns.. drove out Sunday
to s. n. Nere's place. and re.
turned home the same evening.
School closed at Lowry Nay
10 and the patrons surprised
the teach er. Mrs. Lee
Prit chard, With . dinner. All
enjoyed the msslves to the ut-
most. and wished her many mors
successful terms Of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Blake
and sons John and Charley. &C.
companied by Mrs. Josephine Q
Dunham Of Sweet Springs. Mo-.
were here two weeks ago. COZ =
neeted With business in regard
to Mrs. Dunhsm's brother, Jas.
Dickson. deceased, homestead.
abe aakinZ proof on same.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Grand vlev -----

A large crowd witnessed the
horse race and bronco tusting
at Richards Saturday.
Grandpa Ch ck and Dow Chich /
and wife were shopping st Rich.
ards Saturday.
Elmer Mills of Logan, Okla.
10 here looking after his ranch.
Clifford Kennedy and family
spent Sun day at the A. J. Adsm's
home.
Billy Dunivan and A. J. Dam
iels called on Pete Vandemark
Monday.
AL Hubbard took q load Of
ksfir to Eikhart Thursday.
John Messer was in Richards
Satur day.
Tip Potter called at the Thos.
Irwin home Sunday evening.
Quite Q number from this see
ton are planting row crops
where the winter wheat used t.
be.
Old man wind sure put over q
keen barage or the winter
wheat around here.
We are sorry to hear Of the
death Of Ben Doak's little boy.
B. R. Glasgow and family were
among the shoppers at Richards
Saturday.
Nix on the county agent stun.
We don't need any educated
Plow Pusher to tell u how it's
done. Our taxes are high
enough without any more
sweaters on the LAY roll.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Arthur Her . IN has been fx-
ing fence.
Eureka

Charles Gilbert and family
took supper with Lewis Eaton's
Monday evening.
Easter Hutches is able to be
out doofs again.
The Richland Aid will have .
white elephant sale at Villas the
10th Of June.
Lewis Eaton and family ana
Charles Gilbert and family
spent the day with Bowers last
SUNDAY.
Little Alnon Blanchat has
bsen quite sick TIE past week.
Everyone sujoy Cd the movies
At Villas. Come again.
Mrs. Harvs Bswley has been
ss6erins frou . sore foot caus-
ID ~ stepptas on Q rusty nail,
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
West Flats

West Flats
Had . Blk shower Monday
aixet. Quite . number present
At Sunday school Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
school house Sunday by Rev.
Dean At 8 o'clock.
q, c. Smith and family spent
Sunday with tho Woolsey family
south Of Joyeoy.
E. w. Enslsy and son aud G.
c. Ensley were Sunday evening
callers at the w. Burto n huns.
There will be singing at Mr..
aad Mrs. N. w. AcCuiloush's
Sunday night Everybody VEL
come.
Miss Flora Van AIKEN IL home
from Sprin gfield where she has
oeen going to school.
There viii bs . school nsetin Z
held at the school house the Sth
of June to vote bonds for the
purpose Of building . school
mouse.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Nerh Flats

Joe Murphy and family ase
staying sutoa bis fathers ranch
now.
Fred Chatham took . truck
load Of hogs 10 Lamar last
Tuesday light.
Elsie Oxsnrsidse anA Vsrns
hsason called at Bickford's last
Thursday.
Mrs. Irene Bickford has beer
on the sick list the past Weak.
A bunch Of goats has beer
roaming around on the fats the
past week and helping them
selves b the wheat fields.
Arthur Smart il at Colorado
Spring Q this week visiting with
nis family.
Roy Hiekeex finished planting
Mrs. Dunn's crop last Saturday. :.
Carrie and Belle Damn are
both at home now.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Antelope Flat.

Everybody 10 busy in the 6sld
these days.
Word was received from Tom
Jxsnreid.r the 23rd from Dur
.uxo stating that the roads were
impassab.e.
ksnis Biekford has been on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Harris
are the proud parents Of . baby
girl.
Warren Barlow rented farm.
.ng land from Mrs. Henson and
has been farming 1t.
Verna Henson and Elsie Oxsi,-
rsider called At bickford's ana
Robin sons Thursday.
Dick Hickcox and wife e,llsc
at K. K. Knights Tues day.
W. d. Robins son visited Ut
Ray Robinson's Wednesday.
Tom and Dillo Oxenreidss,
True Hickeox and E. w.. Fuller
returned from the mountains
Friday.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Dia,nead Ridge


Fine weather for planting
spring, crops, but It Is getting .
little dry fer wheat and small
grain.
Everybody busy listing row
crops. Some corr rp.
Gophers real thick in this
part, also rabbits.
Some Of the winter wheat y
ell weeds.
R,y Nicodemns called on c. l.
Wray Saturday. He has beer
aiskins.
Burnice Pridemoee has beer
list ting on Jake R1st's place fes
Sam Webb.
Jake Hufford ID listing on the
Benson place.
". G. Wray bought tv" pis'
Of Eley Walker last week.
E d. Root called at G. D
Wray's last week.
i
Jake Huford sold . pig 10 E.
W. Root last wsek.
A bunch gathered at ths
grove and took dinner Sunday.
Marion Davis. sheriff Davis
son Of Eikhart. 10 staying with
Abe Nicodemus again this sum-
ner.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Liberty

Liberty
Thsr, vas ano ;her nice rain
Msnda- nigkt. II will be fine
for tie wheat and spring crops.
Miss Viola Kiddar spent few
DAYS at Lamar with her aunt,
Miss Floyd Pearce and family.
Guy Tinkia and wife from ADJ
mire. Ksn>.. visited his parents.
lIr. and Mrs. F.. G. Finkle and
o:her relative, lsst week.
Mrs. Anna Robin son asd little
rs an | F. Ina Cole from Texas
a-e visiting their parents. Mr..
aniArs. G. B. Go and family.
Toe Cole and family spent
s, ,day with Dunk Pruitte and
ia lily.
Tnere was a Mcpherson coun-
=. Kans.. reunion at Carriz'.
s rings last Sunday. Tho. .
+, "ssnt were Geo. Hawn and
T .n,ly and Geo. Middleswart
\ family Of Jovcoy. Mary
Mo- e from Sprin gfieh. E. E.
t. and wife Of Campo. Wild
W nan and wife from Elder.
p Cole from E .teleae. Guy
NILE and wife from Admire.
l. =. E. e. Finkle and family
an ! c. M. White from Liberty.
C.eryone had fine time. r
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02

Strsyed Of StoIen-ons s year
old sorrel mare. branded htli
circle H. F. ON left shoulder, also
has q lump on upper jaw from
Dad tooth. Reward for infor-
mation leading to her recovery.
w. L. Rockhill.
Spring field. Clio.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Notice sf Adjustment Day

Estate Of Willie N. Dennsy,
deceased. All persons kavink
claims against said estate arc
hereby notified to present them
for adjustment to the County
Court of Baca county. Colorado,
on the Goth day of June, A. D.
1922, At 2 O'Clock p. M.
Jennie N. Denney.
Administrative of said estate.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02

r. ,eryone had . fine time.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-06-02
Marx and Wheeler
RiohIal,d 80.

RiohIaRd $50.
Richland Ladies' Aid met at
Jess Harrison . last Wednesday.
There was quite . number Of
ladies present. and rome OF
their husbands.
One Of the reasons they met
there was to be near the ice
house.
Well, all enjoyed the day. A
nice din nner was served and after
dinner some more ice cream was
frozen. All had oil they WANT
I'd and went away hoping Uncle
less would invite them again.
There was . wedding at Mr..
Harran's on the same day the
Aid net At Mr.. Harrison ..
Their daughter Myrtle was msr
led 10 Mr.. Grill Of Springfield.
In the evening the neiRhtprs
gathered in and enjoyed ics
cream. cake and candy.
The aid decided to have .
white elephant sale at Villas the
10Th Of June. and sell ice cream.
Notices will be given later.