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THE I)AWSON NEWS 

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN DAWSON, ~W MEXICO 

Fron~ 1921 through 1929 - 

Volllrne 1 of 9 volumes 

Nwnbers 1 through 48 

(February 3,1911 through December 29, 1921)

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~ ! O’Brien. By tiuae w 

“ itim cmsuch mau m it ‘h conceded 

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aclenkecad m4ke it. 

t- waber plan’t ,and spacIouk feed yards 

which inC]02e the ~ tm ahedg,. fed 

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s ~, ftdbn?ta:of thio COWhDnta@ is a Wa. 

; - “~ugh, in tiiI :h & drinking 

watqfer t4te dairy stock, i~ kept 

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mean8 ofut~ ‘pipes ~ 

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f, about 100 gallons a dcy, tihed by 

46 head of Holfin mwe, tlmught 

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till. Thin in&r4g a!&h ca~ being 

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hhlaneed ~ation in 

mbnm of milk 

permitting the en ce of sunlight 

sunlight ia tie chi enmy of an 

Ventilation. The 

mlh a huae -d bbed aftar each 

milking. 

tie facilltiee fm 

bottle cleaning b 

tbe quati for 

plant The milk f$ 

, an otiice and 

tile outide the mil [ houak ,hagh 

u large eondfin - }ipe, the mflk b 

pwed throughtkrea 8at.98f atrainem, 

Ovar water ewling )ipm and the”= 

b‘ the bottle filling mnchi”e ~Mout 

the necetis+ of bein E handled by the 

attendant Anothe] room is givan 

over to tie, cleani~ af & ~~d bob 

t]es, by meana bf hot watm and ~wam 

jeb. Afti being thum waah~, the 

‘buttlea are then PI$ced on a ,hand 

truck and wheeled ,1nto mn ~fitight 

chamk wbare thay are subjected to 

a steam bath for E eri]isation for a 

periOd Of ten ~inute L ~ complete 

rtigerating plant ~ **tithe 

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. With thin imue, “The Dawaon Nawa~Wmakm iti first mod. 

eat appearance in ~n as a cornmnn~ nawape.pet, 

This lfile publictiion k nac-iy mll h ske And lim~ 

ad in num content, for !n no dapartmem doti it ~m to 

fu~ll dl the functiuns of’ a newap~ar which a communi~ 

of over 6,000 people &uld erdin-ily poaeaEu. unlik~. moat’ 

weekly puhliitione of iti kind, the chieftiottvef or & axi~eace 

b not comrnercia,l in char-r. Ib ~ielda of titifulnq tiarefore, 

d] be acti Soldy * th* &cnlat puzpw, fti Which 

it is .publiuhed—tbe .edvancefnent of Dawmh’a kommrmtty in. 

tarea~, and of tie Walfar& Dap#tmti 

We ~ptacinw tie fti” that” upn the p8p#e” SUCC* b 

n~ng m a nawa vendor will lmrgely dapand what popukri~ 

it may enjoy. NavefihelW, the jtifbtion for& publimtlon 

. witl re?t npon what -ice M may pdocm in moulding public 

sa”timent and stimulating commun~ m-opemtion for tiinss 

woti while. 

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One”vew digtinet a~ce, h~fore nn~dotmeti by Any 

dmilar agency in Dawson, will be tio pub~tion af l-l wm. 

inga and goings-d ganeral nawu evan~ of local int- that 

dwame rmotding in @n4. , The activiti of the. public achwla, 

of tie .lod&, of the chnrchw and of the WeMare dspa~nt 

will be given apacial prbimnce, aa the oecaaioi juaifi~, be:’ ‘~ 

CMMEit is tbeae inatittilona, in ~trlar, which am closest 

identified with, those inflttenc- now bei~ =etiad in Da-n 

for a, Clcnnef,’ hmlthier and more dwi~ble pkce in whi~ to 

_live. ., 

we believe that an an~-nti pwb~ic’-mind“mu .~b .affm.’ 

@d h aiding tha anfureamant of a m- wholmg -, 

among amne cl=es in D-n for the *b .of Pri- pmty 

and for tie reqniremcnti of the ~lmtozy law. We ba~ieve 

that public sentiment should be ctfstalliz.ed mpon ce~in vaty 

definik ma~em relatud to uw community ]jfe. ~d tidt BIIY 

effort mada by m-netituted aotbo~ for their remedy should 

marit the .eo.o~va _ of all ti~ wlm .p~ ~e~ 

ww fzw w*k tO week-” S- ia briwf, ia tie ‘bwdem of ‘tie 

nriaeion undetiaken by tii~ paw. 

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I A party of promin~~ offic~als c.j 

ai~s ewent “tid ;tiliea !a the Phelps Dodge Corporation npeni 

rmunodions. cooling ~ far & two dapa of the paat waak in Dawaor 

rep- handlkg of ’the -m surplus on tbtir regular officip,l innp~ion 

rodn&. ,!. ” Tha officials comprising the pm 

Perfection.in e+ detalI k the fi were : P. G. B~~&, Gen~] Man, 

immti aim of ~?;, dn$vvs manw+ ager; G. H.- Dowel!, manager, and 

nenk The people ~ Da~on arn H. H. Stout, .me]ter ~~e~”tandenl 

h.areby assured of’~ baol~ly piue of the C~@pet Queen firancb; and C, 

Idk supply that. ie e e of the meet ~an=de, con~u]~ng m~h~fi~ ~. 

riz~ U* uf ~, L ity. @@, from Dongl@ Arizona 

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Dedication OF NEW 

HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. 

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% ?&tiak dztin of iawaeti’a 

tteW $100,000 Hiih School bu!iding 

w- absti at Dawson on Friday, 

January ,7th, titi appmprltie programb 

held, in tie naw High Sehoel 

auditorium’ in the afte~on ‘and at 

the apera .houg~~nthe evenin~. Both 

occaaionk were largely ~tandd hy 

the DaWon Pbpl., who appreciate 

Me ●vent an cbrotirllng the paaa~ 

Df inothw progrmniva mila6tonq i“ 

bhe Oommuhity life of this lame in. 

duetrial center. ~ ., 

IThe principal dpeakir On tith pm.. 

gratis weg Dr. Wank ELH. ~herta of 

the Lag V- NotmaI. Univat.aity, 

tiae ‘itisptring addr~w adti m% 

terially’ to the Mewure of tba da~t 

&en(s.. Excellent ‘mutic h the 

runior High mhool and fmm the /, . ~~ 

Kig’b *001 Glee “Club, under the , :,: 

id-on ef bfk Vefa Oliv& and II ~~’ 

Mrs. H, T. Bird, were e~oysble 

tnr.sa bf tbaae’ pro tik 

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prac~ded hy tiveral aborter addraaa. 

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public iohools: Maria= W, D. ~ I 

!m ok tie DaA on co~hnim open: ~ 

nd thla very ti~oyable pro- *lth ,. ‘ “‘ 

an interesting review *f tba hiiMW j :, 

Qnd facta watid Wiw the ,inee~’:;; “ 1 

bn, and thi building of @e n@, ! 

!tructure. Dr. F. C. Divar, preuide~ ~””: 

]f the School Board, Mm Jde ~ 

rnrdof tie Dtate, -d of EdueWott; 

hfim ~ly Henn~an, county eu~ 

%pdent, and Sfr. Jey T. Con&~ bS ,, 

tba .DawaDn welfe~d-eni, + ~ 

!entkd other pbaam of relatti ed~’ ~ . 

tional work that were tip~priat~ b 

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~he apeakere on the evening ~’ 

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Raton public sckols and Dr. Rob- ‘, “ 

Wh bre9en@ in a very COnViII* ; ~” 

way cetiln d.ucational tithe * 

were listened to with clOSa W-m 

by their larg~ audience. ‘ The mH 

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mudeul numb- ware E& plamea-,, : 

by A “v- pleasing noprana nolo,”? : 

Mim Winnie ~eple.’ 

Dawmris new public build]ng’ i~ ~ 

rnmbablyone of the beat equipp~ and 

moti conveniently arran~d &OVl ,. I. 

ltructu* in thiu part of- the me, 

tinding on, ~’ con~icnoua point of 

;apitan Hill, remanding the main ,.,, 

>uain~ section tif the tamp, the 

milding*s pmminint 10C*n, eom. , ‘. 

}irmd wibh variona plwittg -ti@, , “- 

* featutaa, mabe it the O?sjset of ~ ‘. .“, 

ldhfiing intaraat k all who antaTthe , 

!amp. .Ita main wall~ are bu~ of : , ‘I.;. 

am, ~rlCOIOti utene %beh am ;: .,,A 

‘rem the oId beehive cob bvanm,and / > . 

@ ornamental Hmtin~ a= *et off 

tith rad preaued hric~ Back .of tba /1,“ 

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jnildingl =e several acraei of lmel, : 

round available and anitab]e f~r ~. 

Inymound$, foot ?Ya])n“d b- b& 

mundn; while ample p~y~nnd .- 

,pace, mmeptible of some wond~ , ‘ 

m-vement in the hands Of a ]md. . 

lcapa gardener, is found b@twW~,WE’,~ 

luilding and tbe brow of Capital hdli 

The buildin~s two mab floomi ‘., 

aid in map~ flooring, contain ~lva 

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The.DawsonNews II ~ 

Publltjhadon ‘1. huF$dayILtDawadll, New 

Mex1cObY thv II 

JrIY T. ConWay, ~ireccor Knd Edlttir 

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AdvertlNlnERnteg on Anplluatlon. 

A WORD IN ExPLANATION’ 

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Brevity in a~tem”ent and a ckreful 

reg’ard for relative riews’ valuen must 

be dill~ently exercised,{ by–,., this public?~jn”n‘if 

it is h’ fulfdl the purpose 

for which it has bieh Ia,urithkd. The , 

expohse ,incmed in’ its ptiblicat!on’ 

tiust be” met, almost en~irely, ‘by ad. 

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saye money can not and will not -do anything 

ebe worthwhile. The kst way to tic- ~ 

cumulate money is to resolutely save and 

bank a fixed portion of your inmme, rio 

mattet’how &rnaUthe amounti OW”n”.ti-aemunt 

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$iyeh b‘ advertising; the remaihdm —— 

to rending matier.’ Itn chief handi- ““ 

-CaP at ita preaegt size; therefore,, ia 

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Am~ntis for tti Week d tfsts 7 

DAWSON OPERA HOUSE 

Pro~ram ‘ - 

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7- 

CHARLIE CHAPLIN 

“ON~ASY STREETV 

Tbb + coms&d ● rory 84 tue.m.f CbnpfinC.medy, ●.d tbom d 

rou wbo fib ‘~~lie” will enjoy i~ ASJCMENTRD BY . 

~’The Dangerows Paradise” 

BY EDMSJND COmlNC 

‘Mark of Zo-”, featim Dow TH JOUY JIGm 

k Fairbanh, here Satutiay, Febru- 4T THE ACADEMY 

w 12. A production in fiich the 

“wtit of ad?enture ~ ~ rOm~ ti Ca n Hem, Better Kaown u **F=. 

California a century ago. T$ndere h.?”, Htidm Mwial ComAy 

remnnce and de~tful comedy tih ‘ , .. 

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froum ~ 

December 11, 1920.) 

T e doin~ of tie well known Jim 

a ney ’ snd hti butter helf, M.sggie; 

brought to l~bt and meated by 

e tiaw PW, bearing the titie of 

“ng Up fitiaY ,st the ~ora” 

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ti~dy. Dougl= 

Bfack ~ght hem, 

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(Fr m ‘Fo~ worth Record, ~urday, 

~~h- in dofrmsa of the weak, ‘ 

& a Y81efull of advuntug~ and YOU ~ 

wils MY this one in hia W pitiure. 

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UP FATH~ AT ;bo 

ti an amnaing ~?- ~nj 

M~anuu in Ms popular c8r- 

“’B~& UP Fathd’, *1I ha 

ad at the Acodemy again hdayp 

glommtion Of, com~y, just v lt * at ati~e md nigti perfaymmem 

au- ,avd intended to bq. Itrm In 

. decidedly wo~h neeipg, and * is safe 41B 

ti nay “e good time win be. h8~ $Y wh~ ~ fa comedy gdsom with plenty 

a“ ti I ting, “tuneful and Infetiious mw 

sic U the. McManna car&on ebarac- 

Ehe wm almost e@hteua. And she tma mome vitally alive. Their quaYbad 

*me etartlittg tbmr~. , Oue of rob md zowa 2Yi3rene~ti all 9ver 

tham * that otiy mhed women agai ,, and ti~ &m serve to inreafly 

bve any frrndom. So #he cre Wptl]ti~ md at the au? 

jtiped “out ef tie frying pan” into tip contribute hawinem and mirth 

“The Dans~w Pmad~.” it’s a ti air &mirar2. me o#aYin12is ti 

Wn4ck PScture,witi a nt.ur& tit thy aeta. A b~n~ chornaof tweninclndm 

dtinty Luise Huff. ,=e k ty sung women, who knaw haw to 

h- bfOntiy. sing snd dance, b 6u0 of the f-urea. 

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Published Waekly by THE WELFARE DEPARTMENT 

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NEW MEXICO-THURSDAY, FEbRUARY 10, .1921.. 

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~OX SUP~ER A. SUCCESS ~ SCH.ML NEWS 

The Box Supper, givm under the I Fwd: Lujan is in school after an 

The ‘basket ball tmms and forty or 

A splen- fif~ ‘rooters motired to Springer 

“emand the corn. ognized as unqtiona] d~~ace; a ~,% pnd fo]]owed by the auctioning of the 1esting games wme played. Dawson 

F,. Murray, Miss Winnie Teeple and The famow girls’ bmketball team 

me foilowiug are a few fgcts’con. Mr. G= W. Davis were each given a from %he Normal University of ~E 

The etiil. ferning fire. in the United States: hearty” encore. A selection by the Vegas wil’1 be here P’ebrunry 26th. 

community ihom~ ihder the direc- Withopt, :doubt the gahe with aur 

A 10SSof. 20,000 lives per year. tion of ~rs. fi. T. Bird, was alao Elven a’i:ld will be the fastest ever Reen in 

Five $chool firen for each day in an *pprwiative encore, Manager T. Daweon. ln t~ game at ve~~ the 

,bf the mine* m king time. The ex. the year. 

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c-’ bf coal MupplY ovek, the d~’nd During 1910 “thqro were afiroxI. “a~ ~ccEpti~le ~*n~a~ a~ ~“ctione~ 

for it nsceititates a aiming dowlt in mate]y z(lo,ooo ho”aen de~oy~d by ,~~d ~~d ~0 diffi~”lt~ in di~*~inE of 

Since that ~ame they defea~d Rate” 

59 tti10. - The Normal bOy~ ~i]l ~ 

~don: but t.~& -me di- fire and only 20,000 hou~m built, the boxee in prompt order. herk, tgo, and on account of. the 

reties 

~ YOUwould my to live up ‘to the 

it deuir- followkIg rulen it Wbu]d apprw;ably TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENT 

big e%pen~~ thp tjcketi will b~ .7fi 

able above the produt of Slf COmp,k redii.e the fir~ h.zard in D~~M.”; .- 

A complete renovation ,of Daw., “”1ce%~urnday ~orning, Fathe; Don- 

?Wrs.. This puti t 19aituatbn squar~ Keep your ntuves 24 inches frem ,Mn,e te]ep~ona .~em b~~ been uh. ?elly, 0. M. 1., talked to tibe pupil. 

‘ “‘ D-on coakhas eslwaynenjoyed an Ha+e a m~i 

der headway for several weeks and 

o{ (he upper gtnden and high school 

plate put under ymu ~jl ~proach ~ near ~~~p]~ti~~ ~~~in asaemb~. His subjeut was ‘iIdwIs” 

anviable rbputztia n for prepaktion 

a compstatively 

coke burner or hinting ~ve. 

Do not keep paper or wood stired 

in tbe next h Orthree wee~ 

Chief B]j~k ~portg that the h 

Wire and he made hle point clear by de-’ 

p& ~ibi~ the JOW ideals of t~e Eshpuritim 

in tie 

sitlon’ board, requiring the ntiention quinlal~ and appealed tb the yOung 

Db not dump hot mhen against the of -o ~Pefa~m, ~j~l be in ,p~~jti~~ people tn have ideala of. the highest 

the war period, sida of your houme O= flhed. soon for handling the greatly improv- t~pe in Ordw that they m~j have a 

e that purchag~ gtnrting flr~ in your stiyes. 

Do nti string Ii@t wiren around 

The “new board will !htie a capacity of 

S~O pr{v~te”-ghone~ or a tapati~y f~ 

; ?aturJJIY,night wag high Bchoul 

nl~ht at the Opera Houue. PrsAiminhandling 

uix or neven hundred- phones 

nry to the basket bill. games with 

Trini,~adA._~.ern~era,,of :,~t~.e-,dq~tic 

elfi und~ the dir~na -of “&” 

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.[tiv ‘r, Conway, Dlrcctor onLI Wlt Or 

Term” *C S“hmrlptl,lm 

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One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.60 

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Advertl%lng l?ntes on Xppllcutlon 

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~n view of tho wonderful attainments 

of the safety movement in the 

pa~t few years, duriw which time 

the ‘hnzard of certain industries hns 

been greatly reduced, it is believed 

that ,all rieke can be lessened. Person- 

U1il]juries will always accompany industrial 

‘activities. Mining will never 

be” free fronl ‘accicients, for many of 

?ts hazards are inherent to the industry; 

but the progresn alr=dy -de 

gives assurunce that ail-such haz~rds 

can be ~eatly reduced. . ‘ , 

Safety mea~ures are ~k intended 

to eliminate the need of peruonal 

thought, an careful men are alwaY~ 

h.attarthnn mafety device~; but are essetitial 

for ~he protection “of the workman, 

who in imlined to be care’ieen., 

Thy al% have a tendency to cause 

mqn to cultivate. habits of cnro., ‘, 

The House on thesand. , 

The foundations were laid by Ignoranai, 

the bricks were .csmented 

with blood by Carelessness, the B!iPporb9 

were installed ‘by Recklessness, 

and t~e decoration~ were by Thoughtlessness. 

Dn YOUlive .in this house? 

Safety First. 

There was’a young man. namd Bok, 

whose rooms nevmhac!enough“PrOPS. 

When the big rock’ fall came ,’ 

It flattened his frame; 

MOWhii IE@ am both woOd and he 

flops ; 

Yea, new he can’t wmlk~‘h; jn&t hop~. 

Moqt men alwnys think. Of accide~ts 

anh~ppening to the ~er fellow.. Did 

YOU ever figure tbt YOU have nn 

evem-chance of being tiik “other fel- 

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You can reducq. ~his chance }Y 

thinking mftiy. 

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M. W. Uhlmhrnidt recently retnrned 

from a abrt. buuin= trip to Denver, 

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‘ Mti. Delk Chavez of Durana?, 

Colo~, in a guest at the horn, of her 

bkothe?, Wilfred Wavk~. 

‘Mrs. C.H. Dye isnowrapiayte- 

~overing from her seriouu, illness, of 

thq Nt three weeks. - 

d. W. ‘=-urried’ to his 

horne in Trinida& ~e.]ast of the week 

after a vieit with tils”brother, Elrn~r 

Sh$fisk... :. . . . 

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‘‘ Man&er’ T. C. Hdl and C;”’A. 

Young of the Btore were busine= *iQitbrs 

in Ratiu, last Thursday sel”~tinE 

sprin~ ahd summer-merchandise for 

,,the meqq~‘ready-to-wedr de~rtm e,nk 

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Mm. ,J. ‘T. Welsh and dndtar, 

Mim Al@ Welsh,’ recentiy arrived 

fmm ~o,’ Idaho. and ati gue?ts at 

, 

- the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. Q. Welsh. 

,Mim Webb han tnken a pmition.an bill 

clerk at the utore and will %emnin 

~=notttly in Dawson. ,.. . 

-*. ““. 

V. L. Eickcox, who & %een a 

~ rtident of Dawaon for tie p!int tWlrteen 

Yearn, resirned bin position lmt 

mant. of s“ cwpmtive sroctrr”i; 

Tucwc@ Mr. Eickcos will move 

~~hisfamily to Tae9md *rtly,* 

. , .the.16tleftb~ tinh. L 

The mafi who does not 

and can not 

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save m~ney can not and will not do anything 

else worth while. The best way to accumulate 

money is to resolutely save and” 

bank a fixed portion of your income, no 

matter how Emall the amount. Open an account 

with 

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~r~. G.. M, Hanson returned this 

!t week from a visit of. ~everal 

eks in El Pasg, 

..klr. 

and Mrs. firrence .Scanlon arc 

parents of a new daughter, born 

J[,]l~;hrv”14Ch. 

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J. R, .Thurs@n, father Of Giorg< 

uratoh, is apend{ng several days or 

;inesg in Ratom 

Mrs. Bell Hem, mother- of Mrs. T 

Knney, is visitjng in DawBon fol 

‘ew days from. hir home. in”Wagon 

;und. . . 

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Louis Savio and J. J. Laubac~ wer[ 

~inesnv~sitorg in Wlnidad and Ra. 

I the’ last of tie week, mo%orin[ 

Er in Mr. su.ti.v’s Chr. 

l)IIr igsue of last week failed to ,re. 

‘d the death of A. L. frees, a forrnwell 

knoti r=ident of Dmvson, 

,0” died at Durango 

kll. 

on .?ece~er 

< 

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Gecr.@, e Bradford returned to duty 

past week after a thres tieka’ 

-off ‘ca-d b’y a aeriow injury refed 

in an, autiroobIle nccident. ‘“ 

:ohn Hixenbaugh, mianager of th 

el, ~nt several days on butiie! 

hi~ ranch ov the Sweetwater< th; 

t week. 

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l~r~. II: J. Elliott, who his bee 

ltin~ at the home of hcr daughte] 

~.- George Thurs ton, for the pat 

> weeks. left, for her home in Wa 

burg Saturday. 

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Postmaster SprinSei wrIs in .Colfa 

t week checking’ out the Coifa 

,1 off:ce, which hai bean”diwonth 

1. Hereafter, patrons of the Co 

: office will be required” to got the 

il at Dawson. ” 

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rhe camp fire girls of th~ Aokiy 

nP, whO ~~c ufider th~ l.eade~hl 

Mrs~J. B. Morrow, met at tbe re 

st~tion Friday’ afternoon for iI 

uction in first, aid work. The gir’ 

the Udn csmp, under the leade 

p of Miss McQuenry, meet o 

esday afternoon for instruction i 

su”,c work. W. F. Murray COI 

b the wo~.,of instruct~ n.”, 

1. M. Mapie, general mgnagir for 

tins qf. m Goods +tirea, W= 

e this past week from Et Paso and 

eluded arr-mgemeti, for, ths wenup 

tiie we& of an =my goods 

re in one of the ro~me. of the old 

001house. 

~“ 

tfiss McQueary, the visiting ‘nurse, 

de 1S0 $EIUSon school chilhn in 

Iuary. U Jhe 130 nbuentees, SO 

re ill, 10 were at home becauae qf 

inn-a of others; and the-remain- 

90 were nti of, school for one 

me fdllowing reasons: Rel’ped with 

rk at hom,e; went to the store; did 

; g~.t tip in time; plnyed, truqnk 

nstant, imi~tence that absence 

m w’bool must be for a good rea. 

r is, fiaduaily reduti~ ‘the number ,., 

the Iat* 

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m,oup, , ; 

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JOB h Smith, general uuperintend- 

~t a Dawuon from 1908 to 1912. 

ms n vipitor in Dnwson this p=t 

oek. 

Hor ce W~ec tor of wel- 

,re ork in the campa of the St. L., 

M. P. Co.,twas a visitor in Dawn 

fr m Raton last Thursday. 

Ser, i?cs ‘have been ~~d on each 

,oni E of the paat week at the Cathic 

c umh by Rev. Dr. Donnelly. a 

?ry loquent speaker. These meek 

ga ve been well nttcnded. 

Ma ager W. D. 13rennan has re- 

~ntl been appointed by Gove~or 

ecb m au a mcnlber of the BOard 

jr t e Ststs Reform scbOOl, lo@ted 

; Sp inger: 

WT J. 

C. B. Elliott, a former’ well 

now ‘resident of Dawsan, WaSho~ 

~sat a’ very enjoyable party given in 

ate) last Wednesday >fternoon? The 

dies attending from Daw~on were: 

[rs. m. .Horan, Mm. F. B. Evsn~ 

Ild \ ra. C. W. Hoovet. ~ 

D” 

;’~ 

wstin Hotel 

J hn Hixeqbaugh, Mgr. 

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fimetiaiPlan ‘ 

\, ‘“—” 

E ectric”Lights-Steam 

Heat . 

.Single Meals 75c 

ATES $3.00 per day 

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;S~EGIAL ‘sALE:-915-DA~$ -ONLY 

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11 “ ,_FER~o”cHI~A, per ~t~le _j.j,._-__._--. ---. -.’~-------$l;oo 

:-P~r Case of 12 botti~ -:-...:-LP.-.L--:L --------- ------a2”00 , 

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,“. . A El@ tinlc and Purifier t’. ,. 

:Ji. J.-LAVB’AC-H, .,. . 

P~~prietor - 

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0~ Goods Dept. 

94 *haeti.B, per fs~ ..:...65c 

36-iu.Mu~lin, good quality, ~ 

yard --------- >-.-------m 

42.in We-en Pillow Tubikg, 

pu, yard .--.. -_-. -40c.--40c 

72xP0.IB. Wearwoll ●heote 

S1.65 

J 

CLOTHING DEPT 

we hare. r.cal-ed m n- lot of 

mrnn’~Strle Plumsnitau mdrertit. 

Od.- . . . ..--. ---..s35. w, a4s 

Thes. Suit, .r. FUSJ Guamateed 

., 

LOOK THESE OVER 

Boy ’-. Auto Ovenll Suit-, 

good khaki -.. -..-------$2.S0 

Men’e M~drnrnlaundered cuff 

-nd neckband ●hirti, from. 

or pricem$1.50 to $2.50, now 85e 

Saturday Specials+ -M”eat Dept. 

Prime Rib B.=f Roattt,’&r pound --- . . . . . . ..-.. - . . . . . . ..-.. ~-----h 

Pot RH.ttiof Bmf, wrwud---------r ----& ---. -)--. ---------:l2~: 

BoilinR Beef, 3 Wund. for -:-.. ---....,.......-..-........-:.. 

F-n.y Front Quartet. of Beef, par Poured ----.-...: --. - . . . . . ..----lk 

Rex Bacom, (Whole or Half Side), K ~und..:.. _.. _. . . . . . ..-. -.-a20 

Premium mud PuritM Bacon, pnr ~und ,--.---.-------------------4* 

Premium *nd Puritan Ham-, B pound --.,----------.-. ----------.3SC 

lU-lb. Pail Rex Lard --:-- 

S-1b. P-ii Rex hrd -----. 

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---...1..-.:.- 

------- . ..\.& ---- 

,---,-----:s;~.-:::--:s;~ 

_---- $2.2O 

2-lb. Pail Rex Lard ------ . . --- +--+------ ~. . --,..: ---------- :-..%. 

HAtiWARE DEPT. 

YOU telT ‘em, Bmm. 

“em dmu. 

you S*WP 

LG. Bruih Broom, formerly ‘“ 

$1.25, m-- ..-----.,.. ---s~ 

bpma- “clotb*m inn, 24 in 

packa~ euBu5 r 20c, 2- ‘ 

P13kgm for 3% now 1%, 

two puckage. for ..------.2& 

Wa.hbomdi, rOgul*F $1.00, 

now - –—---------------- SSc 

,’ SPRCIAL ‘ 

.--$aturday, February 12 

‘,ONLY :. 

SUSS,, 100 lb- for ------- .$s.95 

P.mt-, 100 fbs. fOr’-- . . ..$2.oo 

POmfOd syrup, #*l. can .,-.76= 

R ml syrup, gal. cam .- . . ..7s0 

G. 7 to. T-t.-, *.1. ea... ~or 

$2.00 per Cmn 

Monarch &amIlmlA homfuy, ! 

P., ~.hg. ..---- .----=-l% 

N. ubem” tot m “.ub . . m=. a-t t. clean out of 

‘. JW;. d oipec. AI a fud mker, it’s a Iittlo wotiar. Come q 

b ●ndlot u demo -to it for -u. 

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‘Ammment& for the Week d the 

DAWSOH OPERA NOUSE 

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tiONDAY, FEBRUARY lb 

Program 

“THE BRANDED FOUR” 

FEATURING BEN WILSON AND NOVA GERBER 

Mii h ‘a fiftwn.mkiodo wrial, ‘two mefa of wbiah will be ran ●.err 

~a~y m.d.Turnd.7 ‘far fifteen waok. The ●tnry of & *Y will 

~~~~~~~~:f theD.w,o..Nsw, mexiwmk. Don’t fait to ●- 

OVF sbew* -Ill b S=rHmal teuight U followo: 

7.4% 8.1S,S.46 ●nd S.1S o’chk. 

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. . . ., ..,’ ADMISSION FwE 

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Yf)ffSDA’Y, FEBRU&Y 1S- ‘ 

.-. ‘MRS. LEFFING.WELL’S BOOTS” 

., FEATURING CONSTANCE T~GE 

Ev.r t+ = 4 i“plr of ●k a?It of● I.nr, 1-= -m=*d =sk 

~w0n97 It didn’t work did it? And ret tht b jutt tho wrt of 

ueuptaMr. ●d Mrt. Laf fiutiell w- And did theypeir? Well, ta 

full~ .cquvinceymv=lf >ou wifl b- to ~a- “MH. ~ffla~elf’a 

titi:’ To .11 .Pw=w tbOY W*YS.~l uu~h~. 

Ak”!’Tb, Brafufed Foti’ witl b repeatk; - 

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~ ~’MIsSION 18 CW.IWar~mx 2 c@. 

WEDNESDAY,’ FRBRUA&Y 1+. ,, . . 

7fduff9fs+f, FEBRuARY. 17—.. 

, “.“EITTLE MISS REBELLION” 

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FEATURING DOROTHY GISH ‘“ 

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*A k amigh e.ci~ment ●rid remuIy i. N. productionto -hr. 

mb tba wkplof=mU . Doroth~Giih, frI & mle of the &rd Duk 

aw ~tie buime o1 Bulgrafi, givo~ ● pf~timr prfo~nco, ●bfY 

~w-! & Rafph &rea., 

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tikfls~lON 31 ci.i WU T*; 4 CtS~’ 

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tiRfDAY, FEBfiT2ARY IL 

SAYURDAY, 

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FEBRUARY 1=: 

,’ ‘LOYE* HONOR ~b OBEY” - 

FSATURING WI~A BENNETT- 

. 

The sta~ -f tbn pkk.m is by rho wall-kaowa amber, Cti10 

Buak, ● writ~r tif .tirn.e fiction. I.t.rruptd Ypmmna. d 

NariOa’ 

an UB. 

bppy metimn figus= pmdmamtfyin.tke thorn.. 

‘ Also “Red ~roaa Ed-d Pictures”. 

:,. - ADMISSlON Z7 cts.~ War Tax s C= 

SUNDAY, FEBWARY 20-; . ., 

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“M~ MARRIAGE*; \ 

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FEATURiNG “wRMEL MYERS . . 

ADMISS1ON 22 cti.; W=r ,Tbi 3 mm. 

Dorothy Ghhgeh . letof wbolamg. f.m out of her role of . 

little ~rand duehee- with ● yard-lon~ Iuf ~f titfm in “Lfti Miu 

Rekmlti..”, bor ktmt mCS09UCOmdy.” The pis~e i. .thafeetuya at- 

W~iOm mt tie Dmwmn thmtra duying tka fimt wrt of tba w+ 

,. 

.tlLl+LE Miss REBELLION~~ ST KE9 

I 

HIS NAME 

ON SCREEN PUY 

A Rhymd Review 

By Ru#eU Holman 

A lonely little’ duchess fair 

tinfined within her palace gats. 

.%s l-tired m b- as free ao air —. --- ———– 

And doff her purpIe robes of 

. sMTe, 

S0 OTtefins day ehe stile awaY, 

Eu one Walt.y, Gr-t American 

ramatitt, Confident of “km, 

Homor ●ad O 

i ugene Walter, ofTt e quartet 

~f~+~n~~ la dranmtisti, headi~ 

. . .. . . .afi of distinguished auth 

m, after he had seen tbe final 

Met with m Yankee soldier ~ad, &h to~a ‘c” “taken” Of hiO. iniwrJr~ 

under M*O ~“&PIC~S, 

“~~~ ~~~r~~I~tfiS~~##~ th fshotodramatization of “MVO 

Adventure followed: Bolahevika .H nor and Obey”, flashed in the 

Rose up againut Her M~eRty; jection room at Metio’e New 

Ba&~lg~finr .- from the fix. JY 

rk studioR in West Sinty-flmt 

...lded nafely ovemeai eet, sayl ,6 he is ready b s~ke hk 

In-6~d New York am slung the re u~tiOnt 

on the result. 

./ ‘Love, honoj “‘– ‘,r ancf @hey”, at the 

Ae ~~~re~ ‘till at laat’ ~ wr.on the.utr:e- 

Fr~day. an-d SaL 

came. ., 

time nee thti cmemntic flashi 

Miata~D#e~ Gish put &loomb 

~ ~~i~~ r rt Lubin ‘L, ~tfiU, production, sawyer re- 

~ ed ‘by Me~O. Mr. Walter 

a :~~dw:, from ‘“The Tyranny of 

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C .,1,, NLvEJ;::’a\?r;;t:: 

AUSTRALIAN GIRL HAS ROLE p eted by an all.sk cast. Aftir 

IN CARMEL MYERS’. FICTU~E 

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a eing the acenee a~. preuented in 

+ m n,niect$fin mom hfere ------ .th~ --- 

Ftom far-off New Zealand cume ~ ~ti;~TM;;Wal~;;-&td: 

,41 have been a uava~e~it~ ‘f 

a fascinating IitQe aitrem to ch.erm 

otion. picturen and I ve been a 

tie mOviWera Of ‘mica, and 8 Wge critic of e.omo of rnY own 

her first impotint Wmen aPPeaf- p ayB; .” but I’m convinced”that 

----- .We ~cum ------ in .– ‘iThe Mad May- i‘ 

ve, Honor and Obey’ ia screen 

riage,” the photidrama ‘in which 

aterial that’s far and “away above 

e average. It’s not harkneyad 

Camel Myers ia ti aR aY h~e on f. it’u reel end it’s homan. 

Sunday, Febru~ 20t r. . 

nd i~m more than ,~tisfiad tith 

The young womnn in meat~On in t k production, 

Nola Luxford, whooe to@ilY dM-, ‘+WiIti Bmnett ‘w- qeeted 

ferent permn~ty Putn an 8dded .g y rbe r~]e of ~n=ienca WB. 

~.k~k}j into this atery of bohmlun I mm and I‘ admit’ that at flrxt I 

life in 

York 

Greenwich Villag% Naw d“SOMIe doubts Of her’ ebility to 

in out the dee a’otional valu- 

Ml= Luxford’u father is a w~ll. $1 

kn wn literary crtic of kustr~la 

ani New Zeaiand ,attd the YOu~ 

lady wti tirn tn NunWMle 1~ 

~$~~kiris’~~l%~t~;;~ 

en au the ‘prjma dons {n ‘Apple 

Ionnoms’. I admired h- a lot in 

than 20 e- WO. At Me We of usical comedy, bti her screen 

fifteen sI e -d,e har deJbuton the ork wuu e revektion to me. It 

stage” in Hastings, New Zealand, in, i n’t a surface performance that 

an Engkgh muuicaI comedy @?m., he g~ves; she ~lk= do$p ~p~ ,Ue 

~fl~ 

Ab 

~&dUIT~~~F~#e ~n~~~~ 

t the mme time she met ~ 

‘t 

,~of” 

Of 

course 

the characte~ 

1.was mte sure tbt 

‘ Iaire Whitne and en etb Haryoung 

New Zealand officer bmne 

~m ~@ on his iut’loufi, snd 

the two ecame engagti. TM sol-.. 

n would TX mq thq o iW~Iitiea 

,tlie ro3es of‘“ Merion % &“ey and 

uart Emmek and it -wau a fine 

diar wan then ordered h Franca., bing to have s e.tarli~ actor like 

And there wae wounded on three . J. Rakliffe in the mJe of Jack 

oocmions. He received the mili- o~bum and George tiwl.= men 

~’ trom and returned .te Ms OI~”.. 

hame in New Ze&land at the end ‘T worked myseld Ori eve~ 

~~ ,+ . the“ ..+. w*? ... .. Thera ------, “-”’l.. he -- -tied --- ,–– .na tith T,wnd,c d~ -Cordavs 

in 

~w Luxford, but h]s phyu]cians e direct]on of the pbture, mid-l 

ordared a change of cliiate ~Or a hink it’u might good dirmtion. 

yrnr or more in Urder thot ha it isn’t, 1’11hol myself to blame. 

mimht fulIv redn hk health. ‘1. P.. stau]cu gwve ma just whut 

iq tlxe interior mttinge, 

camera work of Arthur 

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dli eeema ti m8 tohave 

to M~mLuxford that they come b een fiti cf-. 

America and locate in Southern 

4(If ma p~d~tion’ goes & Well 

Cahfornh. He akm gavq Mlm Ly- n ItK]nk it will, I want the world 

ferd a Irdter to the ~oducl~ know tit rnmueof the cradil 

manager at We film c@pital; ~th elongn to W- CaroKne Rouentha’ 

the result that *e wan giv~ an ho awiuted me in mitin the con 

early Oppontunim to a pear Id a tinuity. I lik~ her wori so we] 

=een “featnre. But ti e fact is that I have gel- her b do th, 

that with ~8B L@ord’a chmm. cotiinu{ty for my next picture 

beauty ahd tient’ it would have fFine’ Feathemr. 

been hard to keep her off the “The rodnetion of “Love, Hono 

=re.en once uhe had become ac. and 0 { ey’v wan retie under ti, 

aunrted with. the motion picture Ipermnnl 

aupewinion of ?daxwel 

Predu:era. _ 

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Is your husband ~YO ‘==r? If he” is, see 

‘The Mad Marriage”. I he isn’t-don’t 

,ee it. ’’,”,”-’” 

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Someone said that “th words, ~VE~ 

let lim 

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HONOR 

‘AND OBEY, were a life’ i ntinw. This time they 

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mk only a very enthr~l ng evening. 

Some men believe’ tha their wives need-a beating 

every so oftin-but- ey, don’t live UP to their 

opinions. 

~VE,” HONOR AN OBEY has been tranw 

Iati mti many knma es-now it is translated 

inti a picture that everyo e should see. 

When You can’t ,smil at your own troubles, yoL 

w always smile at aom other .~rson’s. 

‘Will you gob dinn with me?” ‘We.” ‘Well 

then, will YOU marry m ?“ That sta~,”thing: 

mo~~ jn .~he Mad M @age.P 

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a,.’ “1 Publhlad W&kly br THE WELFAIZi DEpARTMEN 

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~,~.,. DAWSON, NEW MEXIC+*URSDAY, FEBR~ARY-~7, 

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[:% above 4etitep *U VC8 the 

EelekP- of mor Utnti one dog 

@ tnnnlng the stre of Dawwm if 

h dog CatieT hae way. A large 

~UU !! the dog POPU]a~811hat 

aade it neceeeary to reqtiire a reg~ 

Wtlen of aU dog6 nd the payment 

d ● regibtion fe Notice of the 

tmd andplace for aymint of this 

!~ation fee by d g ownem will he 

*ri in a following imue of tbii pa- 

!~~pe?. 

~;w 

T @it@ n mpresen tive company of 

LLtau80nmarom wen b Spinger last 

,Wtiay @anlna to witnesn the ex- 

~mplification of W,r de-e work. A 

w enjoyable time M repotid by 

bow iu a-dance. 

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SCHOOL NEWS , Hi?.ALTN FACTS 

TO KEEP IN MIND 

During his rerent viti~ P. G. Bec~. 

& Weatirn Manager of the Phelpw Dawsoa’s ficat case df echrlet fever 

lodge Corporation informed ME In =vmsl weeks ‘has re~ntly devdrow 

Srennan that he wov]d pre~nt 50 ed but hau been Eumesufully ieola~d 

,oob U the library of the DongieE m. fm. . A~nt thin time last. year, 

chool,. the mlection ,6 be mnde by - w. ~elo~ ,beforO tie 

he hiarian. W. Beck&t could not spread Of the di==~ could be ch=k- 

‘Ews’ 

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NUMBER 3. 

and expor~ were very lightt~ Mr. 

18va thought of a more acceptable ,ed. 

Bekkett said y~terday. “Althoukh 

A++ In order that there nhall be no re- 

,.-“. 

the domestic cott~umerm’mtockn murnt 

cumenck of the epidemic, the ‘foUow- 

The orgari.;ation of u. Parent- 

be low, they till ptwbabiy buy ~m 

ing facte should be read and cardfU1lY 

FOacbeti amotimtion till M heid at hand to mbutlr in f!he face of the preB. 

heeded by the public fo? tbo *f* 

he Central Building at 8 p. m. WI. ant ‘esitilng nurplus. Unless, thereguarding 

of the genaral hedtk Oi 

lay, March ~th. Every parent hav. fore, nome broad financing mhmne IS 

the cgmtiunity. Every wreenution 

ng c~Udren in that building anti ali 

accom@]ahid, which will Wke care of 

known to ecience can be taken by tht 

.hoge iuter~ed jn child welfare and p.=art .of’$he nurplus, it is difficult h 

doc-, and enforced tiy the repre. 

jet~r whooln shouId attend. Meet- #ep how the dtuhtion can chanke ma. 

aentntive~ of the welfare departtnent, 

n~ will be held in the other build. teriaUy in the Mar future. 

yet the-”e~icient corI&ol of any con. 

nge later.. 

“Phelps DodoN operation are bw 

tn@ow disease depends very kuseli ing maitiiked on ,about the =me 

An Art Efibit ‘will be held in the upon the intelligent cooperation oi ;c~le muiti December,, witi” tb excew 

~otr~aa eehool March 31at and April fi 

e pubiic with th”+e blth. offlieti tien thfi *e ~mmento Hill strip- 

L a+ Z. One hundred and. ~n*Y- l’htongh the medicdl, in~ctkm Oj 

pin~ :operationa havo been @ill fur- 

Five Porter prjnte will, be ?n’ e~bit uchool children by the ‘tirnbing titirea thkr cu.fiilad. .At dl bhches we 

intipg the three days. An admuon tie -em ~g-~o”nof the t~eb, 

are producing coppet on a ~tly re- 

)f ten centn fok children and twenty- er and throogh the rigid enfomemenl duced bauiu and are exercising every 

Eye for ad~ti wiU be charged, the of qntintlne regntationn, tba med effort ti, reduce axpenditotee mohe to 

~ntim.:proceeh ti b- used ~ PUr- jcal ~mefit tbuh expactg b min 

cdme as close m’pOrndbi&h the pre~ 

chsse pi~ea for the new. building. 

time tha dam?em from contim but” low price for cepfiqr and reduce 

The party giv~ by the Freflhman 1d~~~ ~ pr&entive meaa~~ 

OBr obarating -S to the minimtim 

M* Sophomore clwes to the JutiorE From time to time,. the eolumnioi figure.’’-~u@as Diepateb.,’ 

und Seniom nt the” Douglas nchool th~ pa~ ~]] p~~e”t a frank* 

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W.tiay evening wu *. meat 8tIti”ti ~~ritof Dawgon Iredth factB and oj 

h COtikiUNlti BUILDtNC 

rnnd~m .medit to the mcmbera of the ~ture and metiodu of praventinf 

KU tIVQcornmittc- in chstge. ~Ttte CommmIM~lw di~q tidy. en 

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The DawsonNews 

I-,ubllshed on Thursday nt Daweon,:New 

~OXiOOby >t)10 

tikWMONWWLWARWD~PAUTMKINT 

Jay T. Conway, Dlractor un~ Editor 

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I’errn. of Uub-fie*lon 

SIX t,,n”thm:--------------------- ‘$ .76 

0110 Year . ----------------------- 1.60 

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Advertlsln= Rnte~ I>n‘.ll,P1lc*tlOn 

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D=wson 

——enjoys 

the distinction of 

being the only. cool mining tiwn in 

the abte at the pr.~ent time in-which 

:vocatlonal c~es are being held. Tha 

work of instruction is given .Witiout 

.chnr~e to the vario.us.groups of”workmen 

in the fipecial tra& in which 

they are employed. That the work 

is appreciated .by the men themselves 

is shown by tha, large number now 

nvailing themselves 

tunitiea, 

of’ their oppor~ 

At the present.time the~e are .elght 

clauses with four instructors. There 

are clasnes in related mining work, 

: .tiade drawing, and ~,~st aid. 03e 

h meek in the,morning and one in 

th af~rnoon for the men wor~lng ai 

night. Each cla=:meeti.twice’a.wekk 

,for a period of two,hours. ,A .ckf 

in mine .raecue .w.ork,& held once. a 

waek ,far a p?riad qf .lWO haus. ” 

The men attending -the mining 

cla9aes, are Men from .fie followiv~ 

occupation: Wie fprem~, .fic~ 

bowes, ahotfirer9, -hine tiunneru 

mobrmenr &ack layers,, and drivers 

The agau of :ttiue :enrqlld ra~g( 

:from ,twenty.one tn forty-five yetis 

Those attending ‘tie trade drawing 

.ar@ men ,~ployed m electiioiaw anc 

\helpera, water service men, carpen 

: ,@Ta and machinisb. I@ruction if 

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Born—On WI( 

10 Mr. nnd Me. 

pound baby girl. 

Quite a n= 

dents are alreait} 

preparation for t 

Such rrgsrd for 

tl>c appenrnnce o 

Commcndnble. 

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For a Limited TimeOnly 

You can buy the -most 

SERVICEABLE GOODS 

on the ‘market at less than 

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ArmyGoodsStore 

Headquarters in old School Building 

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February llt} A dance was’ given lmt $atird~y Mm AI Bourne j. virnting this Wamt=d-A glrJ to work. Inquire 

nton Blair, an ~ evenin~ for the benefit of the New w~ek with relativea in Wmgon Mound. HOuae No. 1030. m 

Eu8t Relief fund. 

The employment office till ba 

of Dawson rmi Miss ‘Bell Lunsford, teacher at teedy for the fi]]j”g O“t ‘Of the Fed. .“ 

ulcMng lawns i] French, was a went thig pant week of eral inco”e tix repr~ ~bO”t Me=fi DR C. ti. HOOVER ‘ 

coming ~umme] her sister, Mim May Doe Lunsford. lst. ,These r@porti muh be mai]ed 

improvement o the Internal. Revenue office not Ia& 

ha home is mos V.ncoln’s birthday Waa~PPmP=iate. ~r than March ~6fi- Dentist 

ly obeerved i“ Diw60” ]-t Saturday 

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by the flying of a lnrge ““mber of The D. D, D. club met fiiday even. 

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l~e” No. 36 

““’S” 

The l.)pera ~ouse has been en~~. 

inK, February 4th, at the teacherage, 

with Misseo Helen Boyle a“d Faith 

Bea]e as hO~e=em. Mm Yo”nc, Mr& 

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OFFICE HOURS, 

A. M. 

Imicatimau*e. 

Thum&yo at 

Hall im ~rm 

ed by the De.wuon Choral club for the Moorhead, Mim L~n~~rd and Mi~m 

nvening of March 17th, St. P,atrick~a Weiser ware initiated into club m-. 

day, at which time a concert will be bemhlp during the evening, after 

given. Regular.rehearaalo are now which a pleauant neaaon waa spent at 

beinz held each Monday ~ve”ing at cards and i“ e“jOfi”g light refresh. . 

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M. ta 12.~” M. 

M.tn s.30 P.M. 

M.to 8.00 P.M. 

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TON, W. M. 

ELD, s~’y. 

the church in preparation for the con. me”~, Mi~e~ H=nna and Hoe]z ~ill 

cert. Mm. Bird requeti all mem. he hastessw f~ fi~ fi~fi C1* meet. 

hers of the chorus to be regular in ing,. ~ be held on Friday evening, 

attendance. February 18th. 

tiISPENSARY BUILDING 

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Peaches, can; 

$ha~ta No. 10 P 

can _:------- 

.S ha sta. No. 

.~pples, -n _ 

Shasta No: 10. 

.Plym6, cah __ 

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.fipge :Plurn.s,: 

!K~p y~w ~Maw 

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(y.~company of her fridndn” 1 

i .&,afternoon at... 

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, Kodak for all Occasions 

‘E THE REDUC_E~ PRICES ON KODAKS .N”~ @,RO~~S ;IN E~iFEC~ 

Ia subskntial declitie on them reducing the priceB h p~-war prices, This is an excellent time to *buy a 

the plaazure of ehowing,tiem to you ? The time is here when you will use them. 

G call your attention to ow Kodak finishing department, Any size roll developed for 10 ,cents. 

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ained a 

mum. 

-Films ldt tionday or Tuesl 

~ilms left ,Wednesday or T 

Films left Ffijay ~ Satur( 

\ ~ GUARAN 

Bakery Dept. 

-Birthday and Wedding 

cakes .a Specialty 

We ~n- make them 

chea~r than .YOU 

can bake them 

at home 

Bread, 3 loaves -A--ti5c 

,::::~ pe::~e~iy20c 

“$1,1O,.;OW” :-----490c 

fl a k.e.s, formerly 

85c, now: __-------65c 

Our pastry -is always. 

\fresh, cl”ean.and “- 

-tasty’ , 

~finished Wednesday noon; ,. 

sday finished Friday noon. - J ‘ “. 

finished MoSiday moving. 

ETHE WORK’ ‘“””-- :“ “ ‘ 

Scarf Pim* 

,Fount.in krnc for SefIoel Child. 

Childr4n’rn ~d .Mi~as’ per-role arid @ngham drmses, ages 2 to 14 

~lothing Ddpt. 

Men’s Cadet” blue 

flannel .shiAs, 

gd ,qFdi@ ---$%9 

.@hildren’s denim 

slip-on .klds- re- 

;$u+d $0 .+---,+::$1.16 

Wys’ ‘blue ~hi: 

.br&y .Waiqq . . and 

shirts, flew stock, 

. reduced . . . .. ,.. to ,. .,+ ._-_.$1.00 ... ... . . 

H~ln’s ,g.o o,d .Vork 

,,glpvti, “’newStock 

/ 62.25 to $2.75 

~ “’q*%&Wh. ‘. ““: ‘$ “’ ‘“ ;- 

lent” 

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Dr. R. T. McDowell of MsxwelI 

brought over a patient ,thi~ past week 

I)r. .C. ..E.:Lukeua, ,,~f Mbuquerque, A picnic pstty, .compoasd of .~?. 

was a ..viuitar in ,Dawno-i ~~his~Bqit ,and ,.YI~..#b,DP~ni,~: +nd: MM. 5$dfor 

treatment at the Dawson hospital., weuk’ in the: intirestsof 

foundl~ng home. ” “ 

the:cblldren’i 

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DAWSONOPERAHOUSE 

MONDAY, FEBRU~Y 2P 

TYJESDAY,FEBRUARY 32- 

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WDN&A’Y, FEBRUARY % 

THf.fR2~AY, FEBRUbY Zd- 

Prbgrarn 

“PLEASUR@SEEKE~S” , , 

Also “The Bronded Fou#’ 

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ADMISSION 22 .-.; War .T~= s - 

“CIVILIAN CLOTHES” 

ADMISSION 22 mtci:Wir T-x 3 “cte. 

PRIDAY, ~RUARY 22- 

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ADMISS1ON S2 ah.; W-r Tax 3 t-. 

ONE SHOW, ~mmmcius .t 7.4Se’.l=h followed br B&KE~ 

GAME: Springer vs. DAWSON 

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“THE qlRE ‘CAT’* 

Also “ToPics of the Da# a.ffd 

“Intgrnationd New< 

ADMISSION 22 otm.;W-r T4 34. 

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How bad an,g gtid girl-be and how good mn a 

bad girl be? See Edith ROMS in ,Vhe Fire Cat”, 

and see the two extreme? 1. dramatically ‘enatid. 

‘t fVILIAN CLOTHES” ‘ tV]LfAN CLOTHES*W 

- ,, MEIGHAN’S lNfTIAL 

A RbYd ~ 

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STARRING VEHICLE 

There trtood the man she’d wed in 

France! ., 

‘k more a handsome Yankee 

flghtrr, 

But clad in “citr” that kiNid ronranl?e. 

Could she have loved this flashy 

\ ,bltitir? ‘ 

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And ehe on~ of the ‘lUPPW tan’” 1 

She longed to send hn off a- 

~it ;~$~Sam, who’d handled 

men, 

At mming worqen warn’t elacp 

inz 

Hia plans wotked fast -nd at ‘the 

clone 

Inti his artn6 she noon ~mae 

ffeein’. 

Yort~d~ettar see ~’Cicilian C1othtn” 

A picture -Kit ~ ~nm~ 

Meighan. 

FASHION D12PtiY FEATURES 

METRO PILfd, %LOTH~ 

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tur~ *f WO~n’e Lff* 

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Tha coming of M~o’4 all-star 

Production of ~’c]othes” to tbe 

Point in Dm~tic Caner 

of Nod Astor 

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Merit hat at1- met its rawsrd 

in ,the cane of Thom~ Meighan and 

ir the genial screen player has 

eved stardom. Hie fiti atal. 

vehicle k “Civilian Clothes”, 

aptid from the poprdar ~e 

of tie name name. The pb 

will be shown at QItIDaweon 

e a-t -Wadneuday Wd 

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Though till a young man, 

‘Mejghan hat enjoyed a 

o and screen experience such 

comoa *, few phyers in a tife- 

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Publiihed Weekly by -THE WELFARE DEPARTMENT. 

DAWSON, NEW MEXIC~THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1921. NUhfB~R 4. 

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ENTERTAINM ENT . 

EVENTS FOR DAWSON 

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1 SCHOOL,NEWS 

The High School studenh were 

SUBSCRIBE NOW 

With tie present issue 6fthe Dnw. 

PROTECT OUR WATER SUPPLY 

The large reseWoir on the moun- 

~f Kktney of the Opera Deatly pleafled upOn arriving at the ;son Nuwfl, the frtie dtilbutionof the tain back of ‘the Remue station, which 

.-~ clowd a cOntrac k Wls pmt 

W the Cadman Lyceum 

building Thursday morning tO find 

the piehare ,,~~ C~~e of San Anpaper 

for the past four ia$ue& will 

ce~e. Readem of thi~ local paper 

supplien the main part of tO~, w- 

drained and thoroughly cie=ued Out 

‘ for the appearan ce in Daw- gelo End ,SL peter’s Dome” ~th 

F Vtin the coming ~eauon of a inscription. “Pre8ented hy. Mr. 

timfm C.UM8, the fame that in Mm. D. G. Secreat February 

the ~hOuldbe cOn~nced. by t~s time that this pest week. III Order ~ keep the 

and thin publication has come to sky and water SUPPIYfree from a~l dafl~er Of 

17, that it is dus~wing of the public BUP.1pollution, this procew till be repeated 

m given h Raton,. T rinidad and 1921.”+ 

port. Hereafter, only bona fide sub aEoftq as necenaary. The chief dif- 

# *88 of ~lmilar nize. The Mr. and Mrs. Cleve18nd ,E. Dodg& scribern will receive the paper r~gu- ficulty in. keeping the resemoir free 

Lyceum n.mbem wi I be mneic~ of New York were welcome viuibm Iarly tbrourh the P.* tifice. The from ‘ all foreign matter hag b$en 

rnn~nmen~ dating about ;a at the flouglas building Friday. price of a six month~’ artbuetiptiOnin from the action of boys who petui”ti 

E th @pSfi and th? firatconcert All clan~enuf. the High School have only ’76 cen~a sum ~bich ‘tivery in throwi~, pieces of wood and other 

(.- m*.lv -, in Ootober.’ These four completed their org=ni~=tion. The available render in Dawuon could well matter into’the water. Tha Company 

..–1 H be an follow $: officem are, an followo: Seniors, afford to subscribe for the nupport of has off ered’ a reward of ten dollars 

‘“SL Cacilta S]nfinf: Orchentxa, fi=ident, Winifred Teeple. s*r~~w. 

ht’ Mtith. ,tieasurer, Raiph Ot~ri&n; Jutiors, 

an under~king that ia net fOr moneYmaking 

purposek and devohd entirely 

fOr the atipr~en8i0n of any individ- 

ual who in caught interfering with the’ 

~~~, 

Serenader’s Glee (;Iub; a“male 

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presidant 

treasuter, 

Marie Dupont. Secre~rY- 

Willie Redpath; SophotO 

*be up-building 

teresti. “– 

Of community in: rese~o:r in any way. Daw60n’B’vwater 

supply has been demonstrate, by 

1 RlcketttoJazz Band an i quattet ,. of mores, Resident, 

! merfo~tis. retaty-tteastmer. 

Helen” Frazer, aec- 

Bertha Hubbard; 

During the next two or thren weeks repeated chemical tests, to be cheman 

intensive campaign will be. cOn- ical~y pure. No expense has been 

... . _~obn ‘Jubifee Sitigem, five Freshmen, Resident, Ralph Littrell, ducted for qecuring” tbe mrbacription 5Pared in the inauyap@e Of.an ade~ 

wfl tiunicians, Becretiry.trea~ urer Ruth Vickert. The of evety .houae occupant in Daweon. quate sutiply. of wholesome watir to 

[. ti+ag 

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the monti of A pril or “gay, 

Chauhuqua course will 

color6 chosen are: Seniors, old -rose If you have been mie.nedso far in the every portion of the town. Tbia muPand 

old gold; Jtiiota red and white., -campaie, don’t wait to be eolicited, ply e.hould be uafe-guarded by eveW 

r,uIvanin Da-n undbc the man: lSOPhOmOr~E,~lue and fiite; Frssh- but come to the welfare office in the resident of the community by repoh- 

~ant of tba Elliion: ite Chnu- men, lavender and gold. opeta house blink and have your ing all transgremioin of the sanitiry 

The Senior cless announces the 

~election of the ~taff ~~r the Ann~~ 

name, with YOU*pout office ~= nUUl- r~~l~tiens and a’~o in ‘repo=ting 

her, placed on the subscription lisL leaky hydrank or any contitiona that 

A tint of five or six hundred subscrib- affect the quantity or quality of the 

*try, wfll appear tn weon for an Edj~r ~nfl B~sineu Manager ----- em to the New6 is not only detired watsr SUPPIYin any way. The hoa!th, 

ha 20 O-fiti rai d cara for 

----.-----”-----Edgar Sheppesrd 

~lk~q and Dramntic Editir .--; 

but im=e~tial.~ 

the pawr: 

the cO?t~~UanC:Of as well as the ~mfort and cOnven-”– 

iencs of, 6very rmident of tia com~ 

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m~ry 

“Winifrsd Teeple 

and Prophecy 

We alto -eat 

paper sent t? 

that You have tie 

fomer raaidenk of 

mnnity, imlarwly contingent on the, 

BUCC.38Uof the camp aritboritiee in 

--- ==,-* *.-:... Miie ~ Mmi?h . .- . .__~RY~_v 

_wIql Y!v.!.Y=,!n~re!?! 

‘&i&.w --M,fi; ‘Dumnt Ical liappen~gs and wiIt’ le 

i.n.!o: : .rn~in:?ininu ! fi?l~Oma ?Vd...?deglad 

tO quate UUpfly“of pure ~ater. . 

note tbe many new. phaeen of comk:ehown 

in.Dawa on Tuesday Freshman 

bfaty 

Claus Witoti -.- 

Covert 

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mnnity life whic~=e developing with 

the advent of the new Year. DOn’t 

‘E “LLE ‘MpLOys ‘Yp’cu; 

COUNTRY FAIR IN PIcTURE 

.---------. --.. -Loniee Springer “eponEe” on- your nei~bo~u @oPYv Ex~.,e N-t Con.ldetid im the Prn- 

*OftTANT ROAD 

AtMetic+Bbys. ----.W!ph O’Brien 

vEMENT AMltii~lB-- _---sadie ~~e~ 

w mdi of “= Car~Onae D~is?s--Vera ~@ltOn 

r’m offic e Jokem -------------: ---------but 

indi~a~ YOUFappreciation Of the du.tion of “Smnetb5mg to 

nervicethis little paPer ia mndefing . Think A4aout.” 

the c,ommnnity and jout desire for itu 

Chartering a complete str-t carni- 

continuance by becoming a 6ulmcriber 

val company, including every animal, 

Myrtle Baca and Epimenia Lucero at ‘Me” tent and peramt connected with the 

All plans for the Annual are uncler K. p. L~GE-CELEB~TES organization, forms an interesting 

~.ng and @avel s aaing of th0 the e.upemiaion of Mise Weiwer of the T 6seb ANNN~RsARy 

chapter in the production hietory of 

,e openeti un- donbt, learned a ]ating lesson. Tb e 

ney motored over to Ratin Sunday, AU ~n~red into the spirit of the pie. 

t{] the fimt day of Mar :h end will be final ~~~e wag 32 ~ ,20 in Ra~n ‘s the ~ndge ~pendi”g Monday in tho ture and, lent ~ thi~-ep~de a strik. 

closed on March Slat. A regiBtration favor. 

county sent on court matteru. iIIS note of realism. 

fee of one dollar will b Bcollected f or All Ioverg of basketball will have,, 

mule do= and a regis ;rafion fee 

three dollar% for fem ~le dO~. 

o: an opportunity to see the two beEt 

girls’ teams of the &te at the opera Univmity 

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A defective flue in the houue occu- 

will tai’k to the teach eta pied by Mr. Elmer Rush was reapon- 

.brw regis@ tag, nuitably Etamped, house fiiday night, Februnry 25tb. d the High Schocrl fiday eftutnoon ~ib]e for a small blaze on a morning 

will be Eiven for eac I dog -P ~- Neither the girlu’ nor the boys’ team at 9 o’clock on “Educatlonnl Tests of &io pint’ week. Prompt ~tion on 

ly registered. All dog ownerz pleea e of the No~al Urnversj& have bqen and ~~~r~ent$p, Parantw and the pnrt of the occupanti of the honze 

we due notice and wv m yonraelv W defea~d ~i~ ye~, Come early. others hr~md, are invIti to at- checked. the fire befofe any matartal 

accordingly. DeqI.IFrank c-on, of the Normal tend. 

deroagewan done. 

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Ailvortislng RIILUS.n Appllcatlon 

A1,@i.=ationfur elltrs ~La.econd. clank 

Intittol’ Ut thu peat offlcc tit DIIwsbn, 

Now MexitiG,,>ondlnK. 

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AS OTHERS SEE US 

‘ By Installments I 

Anti amount down, and aa much per 

mek or month as uou choose-hn’t 

ttit an ea8g wag to acquire $1,000? ‘ 

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Safe~lFirst ll~partment 1old provemb that is u’s true m life I 

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R. H. Carter of Raton was 

em iiaitir in I)awson hat Fr 

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Mra, Rokrt Oliver, mother 

,eslie Murray, rettirned to he 

I Raton last Wednesday afte 

: of 

ome, 

several days at the 

County Aaseasor I. P. Lithe 

!s: Thursday nnd Friday in 1 

ssisting in the completing of 

al tax wbedu41es which mus, 

~e asfieseor’s hands by March 

Comments of kindly import fro]n 

“oktsidc sources are always appre. 

ciated. The following two clippings 

me from neighboring contemporary. 

ies: 

Mrs. V. L. IIickcox and c 

!ft Sundky to join Mr. WLCI 

‘ucumcari where they will 

feir future home. 

Copies of the first issue of the 

Dawaon News, which appea~d this 

week, have been received in tbe city 

,and the concensus of opinion ;s that 

Numerous fires have bee; 

L nl~d abouf the town recel 

srelem boys who want to 

,mei~ing”. The unusual dry 

the new publication is a bright, newsy 

sheet containing items of consider. 

able intereatnot only to Dawson but 

to northern New Mexico and the 

Trinidad district. 

Every nlan employkd. in or around 

self. It is u slogan that should 

burned into the soul of eve~ wo 

man—be he an outside Or an uud I 

11rubbish makes this pract 

,emely dangerous and will 1 

tte some 8evere measures 

lacked. 

It is gotten out by the welfare de. 

purtment wf the P4elps-Dodge torpor. 

neu should be familiar with the f“nmental 

principles of firs~aid *O in. 

mOund man. 

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at;on and will no, doubt prove of valu. 

able as~ietance in the community life 

red persons. Many times has.Tlrat- ‘Phc Wuman’u club of No, 7 ca 

1 training “ljmven of value. in hf. met l-t Thursday with Mrfl. Deh G Dawson Ho 

“of the camp-Tr’inidad Picketwire. 

‘The Daw~on News is the,most ro. 

cent candidate for public favor in the 

rdng timporary relief and prevent. 

: further harm to injured minere. 

First ai~ is not expected to sup. 

Mrs. Cleveland E. Dome was a, vis t 

ing guest of the club for the aft z 

noop, Among tbe subjects of i 

John Hixenbau~b N 

county newspaper field. This paper Int or inteflere with’ the treatment porta”ce dkc”sged were matter~ c c 

is being isqyed at Dawson for the advancement 

of the big coal city’ti corn. 

mtinity intere8t# and in support of the 

‘be given by tbe physician or ~uri cerninK Gardening and the fencing o 

>n, hut ha~ a special useful”ms in garden plots. ” No. ‘1 camp is planni I 

ring for the injured pernon until on owning th@ prize gardens for AmericanPlan 

work of ‘the welfare department ,(iical aid can be obtained, coming sennop. 

which is now in process of expanaion First kid classes nre being he]d at 

by the Phelps Do~e Corporation un. 

, 

> rescue station every Wednesday 

l). G. Secre8t returned today fr I 

der the dkgctii~n of Jay T. Conway, from T until 9 o’clock, VpOn nttc”dance at the Maaonic .Gra I Electric Lights-Stc 

former county school superintendent ~ conlpletion of. the course a First ~dge he]d at Albuquerque tMs we k 

and more recently county $lerk, ,Vha d button and certificalu, ~re given G~~rge W, Th~rston, W. Ma8ter 

Heat 

haa”+ce.pbed the position of welfara those pniaini an examination. It VermejO Lodge No. 36, will.r~ : . .Single Meds 75c 

director with the company. 

the intention to hold classes in No. Ihome Sunday. from a week’s atie d 

The News; whicfi’~aJ&-lW’initial :hcck ~bfti-for the .b~offi o~ thnse 

;nie’.oii tlid~saasioria”OY-the”’MU*O i , RATES $3.00 per d 

bow to the public yesterday, is of ing in that vicinity, The Wrst bodie~and of the Eaatirn star,” 

four-column, four page ai%e, but it ,etiti will be h~d Februarv. 23rd. ““1 

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hones .- to mow. It is brimful of news 7 o’clock. If you are iu~orasted, 

matter and of attractive appearance. ase atbnd. 

It would be hard to find a better I The fo,]ow,”g remark wa.s”mndc by~rn I “ 

program than this, and The Range thegeneri~manager of one of the 

believes, that Mr. tinway, who hag 

Inrgeat coal companiee .in Penngyl. 

had extansive experience in nm8pa- “ania; ~,If vou wilf show. me a mine II THEDAW$ON’’GARAGE 

pel work, will’be able @realize hip 

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Oticial wbo ia not interested in ,Fi~’ 

dream ofuaefulneas in bis new field; 

Aid and Safety work, I wil lshow you “-” II A. M, VA4 DYiCE, hmE- ‘:. 

—Ratun Range. 

nan who will not make good as (m \ 

“ The em~lo~enLof.fice tiillbe Dre- ‘iciul.” ., 

II Twice-a-Day A~to Service to ~tin 

pared b ‘Mi;tiwith thp filling-out 

safety Fnr*t. 

Aum Lu.- hr.%. .t 9 ,. M. ●nd 3.30 P. M. CIWA C.m 

of federal income ti reperk, begin. Dwri;g “the year 1919 the tital 

.0 WEU EQUIP ‘~D MACHINE +HOP 

ning ‘neti Monday, All achedulen ~er of men killed in %oal minen 

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sent direct tu the intilvidual from the 

Inwnal Revenue office should b~ 

tiought. by the par:y to whom the 

Manks.~ave beeri mailed. ., 

The first snowfall of any conse. 

qqanie iq several weeks yisited Wls 

uectionon last fiiday. The muiBture 

hos been badly needed andig accordingly~qiits 

welcome. 

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The Dawson’.poat pffice will be- 

*he United- Stitemwas 2;807, more 

In the numhe~ of~iners worh’ng I 

Dawon tiday. O-ver 60 per cent 

the accidents w~ch occur in mineB II “ 

! due to cardessnean or negligence. 

: Out of ten men who are ifijured 

the mines will tell you thnt the. nCent 

co~ld have been prevented had 

!Y iaken the” proper precaution% .1 

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Full Line of 

Automob~ [e Accessories 

Ji*~ Sede tw dl ‘h of C.*A Night OFDar 

Wgg*ge and Tml-e fOl-PrOmpt S.ww 

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come a post’offlcs 

on July lat next. 

of the ~econd claw 

The effect of this 

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abange tiR be tu place the”office nn. 

der Civil Service togulations. 

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Gqorge “Majors, fick Isla;d Coal 

Inspector,, spent several day! of thl, 

Peat week in Dawson on’ his regular 

‘monthly viuit inspecting coal furn;shed 

the railroad company by the 

Phelps Dodge Cor~ration. A lmge 

amount of the COU1being furniuhed 

~ by tba company for commercial use 

paa~en under Mr. Maior’a inavection 

for use by the railroadu. Nothing 

but abmlntely cl-n coal is accepted 

for railroad conanmptiin+mp~l~ 

ing the *eme importame of exeeishg 

the greatiat “care on the part 

of the miner in loading nothing but 

tha clean @n& 

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FERRO CHINA, per bottle . . . . . . . 

““””l 

. . . . . . . . -- . . . ..------$l.OO 

Per Case of 12 bottles ___. __-__-_ -..---i--- ----..------$12.00 

A Blood Tonic and Purifi r 

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MAY BE PURCHASED AT ~RE~A N .1 Cmp or at the 

. . hwer P- 

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SPECIALSALE---15~AYSONLI 

J. JO LAV.BACH;.” ropi~etor 

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‘eatiyReducedrice 

forSaturday, Feb■ 

9. 

~~ ;OUR ~ SPECIAL MEAT SALE WAS A BIG SUCCES4, GIVING PERFEH SATISFACTION 

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~,,.,’ WE ARE AGAIN Gt)ING TO OFFER AT 

l:is k% Baaf -b .lSC ‘lb. Nc.: S0 an tita~uud ..$S.$0 4-lb. w Cmttoleme-..-- .-90n & &lt Fat Bmck---.-2lc lb. 

‘; W Pot R- ---- 123{. ~ &lb. a COmd -..-$1.40 2-tk - COttsd- ..---=-* 1- H= ---------= lb. 

: ~: B~~: . for --.-2% bib. -n C.rnwmmd ..-..-7se Rcs Baron (wbolo or s-lb. Vqctola ----- .---$1.* 

.qunrtet &lb. can Snowdrift . . . ..$1.7S blf ●id.) -.----.---32. lb. 4-lb, vCEMtO1O -----------80c 

:,4 B-f ‘.... - --+-. ---10s lb. 4.lb. cmmSmowdrift --... -90c Prarnium Bmton (whole IT WILL PAY YOU TO bY 

j ~rk R-ou -... _.....23c lb. 2-lb. camSuowdrift . :--..4% \ or half oidu) .._. _.. .48c lb. \ IN A GOOD SUPPLY 

f\ 

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IBmmquet-, pr an -1% 

Bmmquetmm, t 12 Camn$1..s0 

L--- 

*- IOm’aCh 

&mm - ---- ------.-:.:$3.s0 

apitam Queen 

: ,“iY&fi :’... --.-..-.-.---20C 

1. 

:: ~ Don’t fo d this sale is. 

~;for Satur ay> February 

r %th only. 

$... .~a,tiu 

glad h give 

jtiu prims n all WRS of 

~~nned veg tables. 

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Can You-MakeaDress? 

So that you *IW satisfied? , 

So thatyou love i+ 

Se tbmtmu would feel mtmme war4ng it.mam,w’.*1o. T 

YOU CAN-WITH THE BU’fTERICK 

,’, PAT1’ERN AND DE,L~k . 

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I* is only “amatter of lcno~hu hotu and fhtihing. 

And the Deltor shows you how h ret-to 

make-to finish. .- 

The ‘Deltor is a Butterick invention f urnished ordy 

with “Bubterick pattens. 

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Butterick pattirn~- ,and publications for 

aaIe at pattern munter. 

:Fashion Sheets ‘Free 

:Special‘Furniture 

Department 

.$1moo Mattresses, 40 lb-., 

an cotton . --------. ---s7.s0 

$1.2S 4.qt. Gmnfte S-me wo 

with COWr --.--- . . . . ..-8SC 

$1.00 9.qt. Granite Sauce Pan 

dth, cOWr . . . ..- . . . . . . ..7SC 

SOCDipper -------L-..-.---4OC 

$S.00 A-inet.r *. .. A..KBU 

$12.W A.mimmturRwm -...$S.S0 

X~OO, A:mimstor RUW 6X 

. -+ . ...+.-+++ ----- $s4.00 

To appreciate the beauty 

and quality of. these 

rugs IOU must see them 

yourself. We will be 

pleased to show them to 

you. 

..i- Thttttton returned ~day Managh W. f). Brennan attended Dr. &rey B. ~liot~ one~f Daw- . Quite a nufiber of Dawsotitea mo. 

wrerul dayu iI lent in Raton. a meeting of the State Reform School son’s fdrmer well known rind popular toted OVeI. to Raton ]ati Satul’diy 

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*OjO Lodg@ 

board at Springer Monday. 

Mr. and 3fm. James Turner are the 

parents o,f a new noti~born Friday, 

physicians, motored over from Raton 

recently for a few houro on businem 

i“ the camp. ‘ 

evening to witness the basket bdl 

g~”mes between tie Dawwn and 3ki. 

ton High School teamu. 

‘b fiAl of. toy wae ‘a recent The expandrng of the local tele- CHURCH D,RECTORY 

et the home of his father, Rev. 

txetl owr the week-end. A temperature of ono detiee below 

phone exchange has made it possible 

h accommodate every house Occupant —. 

:.,, zero was tecorded for last Friday who desires a phone. . A montldy rate ;~-WtiIl Church-J. S. Rus~all, 

k~?.k Gaadof Albuquerque wfin night—fie 

mt vidtor on businem in Dawcoldeti 

night d the pres. of two dollam is ehggd 

*pp,icatio”~ 

to every , minister. Bible Scho@l, 10.80 a. m. 

~ho”,d he Mrs. Tome?. Supt.: Rimar- erP~ .s 

meet at Rescue Station, M132 M* 

Creuw in charge, higher grades maet 

Two round hips are made each 

I;y;:’:;::gh’h’ tom of:: 

.at church, Evefiing service, 7.80 

h: %WW, repl%san~tive of the morning and evmin~ by the largd 0. E. Troy, re~atnntitivn of the ;. m.A1l~w~~c#~eyt!ce FridaY. 7-30 P. 

@k Life InsUrance co~mpan~ k for ~h~ ~co~~~,f=~~” ~edera, ~,”e ~mck ~“awclJ[on~ureaup 

ficOUPl@Of dz YUon buslnese ln 

Mf,hs lmt of the week. 

,., 

~bendin~ the DougI~ 

school and the dowWwn achOOlf~ 

spent nevd daye at the Dn~on 

, dairy this pagt week, giving the dairy 

C*thnIic Church-Sund~ya:’ M~eu 

at g.30 a, m. for English. sueakiqg, 

10.30 a. m.. for Spaniah-apeaZing POD. 

Iey Nutter, e.ietar of Mia~ Lore~ and CamP NW. ~. 

herd the tuberctilin te5h, Every cow pie. Evening, 7 o’clock. WeOk-day 

r ttarandaf> rmer well-known 

now bein~ milked at the dairy is certi- services: Ma-s at 6.80 and 7 a. m. 

The ,,D. D. D.]* club met at the 

~ied by the in~pector as a healthy S~- Junior. chbir rehearsals. WedneadayB 

hb Of Dawuon Ww a ~i~itor in 

teachera$e fiiday efening, with Mi~ ma,. ~t 4 p.-rn. ~mst Friday of the monfi 

Roy tbi6 pd week. 

,,. -—- — es Hanna and .HORIXaa howeusm. In 

devotion: Communion, 6.S0,. ma?-’ 

—— . . at’7and8=m. 

p e l18w-( months ‘16c. 

accordance with the”requirements-for 

Lincoln Sunday wa~ ohwrved at 

;. ‘the occasion, each eueat appeared 

the Damon church Ori Sunday, Fob “- 

dressed in her most poverty-st~cken 

rumy 18tL Rev. Ruw1l’s theme was 

gown. A very ple~nt evening waa llLi~~]~, the Ma~7, A- large audience 

spent at cards, after which l~ht re- ~mnext 

was ptwent to enjoy this n;rvice and DAWSON BAKERY “ 

the pastor’s splendid discourse. A 

mcatingof theclub wilt be held it tie 

$~RBER stioP” Ifreshmenti 

nurses’ home were 

on‘wed’ filday: evening, 

w 

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bass solo by Mr. Davis was an euiqy- L4tuis’Savio, Proprietor 

able f eatwe of the musical p?ogram. 

-h 4th, witi M&~ Lmnsford and 

‘,:d~ F. SCOm 

M~ = h~. 

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\ The ~ ~d am ah ~: ~ti~ French Or *nkl 

i m. d k F.~ x ~’,”~. * -L*= 0! & -L-e 0-‘. 

‘;$72:\, .1. ~%g~ 

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‘of x- Y* m fot Ailm?u m-m-h’TU*T of = m =-k ~~” 

on tbe f- of the w+, nfter spend- considemhle haroe bnzbout the 

-~-DATE ing a ple~nt four b~’ visit in camp. A large number of omthoues 

Dawuon-with friends. An inspection were bloww down, sections df the 

‘A’8 H* CUtS a , of one of thk ntineu and of othw roof on the large stir. warehouse 

points of intere8t was enjoyed by the were blown off and the school house 

ti~itofi. Mr. Dodge wm formerly a in the notth canon waa damaged. An 

resident of Dawaon for a year or more ~utomobile, going from Capitnn to 

an~ Pse%es many $mre of old No. 6 K]ll,“was struck by one of the 

Ammements for the Week u.t the 

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‘THE ROAi? OF AMBITION” 

The w-y ft often brd ●ad the ~“th Uphifl,but it ir md W. aff 

tta~ol. .lt’r ‘The Road of Ambition”, which h ●lsa the ~me af tb~ 

Seknick Pictwre.~rrfng ComwSyTeula. 

.Ae?so, the Third Epieode of the “Brtutded Fod_- 

,. ADMISSION 2~ ;-.; Wu Tax s ct~. 

Also Red Cross Educatid P~tNr~8 

SUNDAY, MARCH ~ 

“COLORADO” 

+~ ● tort of mmy thouamndaof dollam, an entire gold mine-w- reptedw”~” 

-t Uni7er-ul C!ty for ● emquence of scemOSin ‘Wolormdo’,, 

tbo pbotopky s~ting Frank kyo, which i. t. be seen tnnigbL The 

w+us Imb, the und~r~und charnbem; the elerater tiga mnd ●If 

th= otk feat- of a real mine wore duplicated in emry deti unti 

tbe direction of a prominent minims engineer. 

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“SOMETHING TO 

THI~ 4BOUT” 

ew . environment which should 

rmlt the]r adventures, , quamels 

A Rh7mud Rw~ew ,. 

BY Ru~dl Holmm. 

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A country girl demure and fair; 

d reconciliations pfenty of tiope 

d redre,aa. They will be sur. 

r unded as formerly by a clever 

a d capable company, exceptional. 

1 lilting and catihy muuic, novelt! 

es and enrprises with other in- 

shy. 

,$The ROad Of Ambition~* is the 

Then came the ~tber m~ri; and, a t]Y d.tsariptive tit]e Of Conway 

arle’s first Selznick Picture, 

‘ Withf~a~~~n new, she ffed with 

L:- 

“Au 

Tha-rtch man, hug a cripple, bIsm- 

; ich is afinOuncad as the featira 

4“ action at tha Dawson Theatre 

n xt Monday. 

ed Tbe story, which io, from the 

Her not ~ ~hit, though ;Ue. P n 0? .Elaine Sterne, one of the 

m at prollflc writers of ncreen m.9turned 

grim. te ial, deals with the career of a 

But when the runawaya were wed, y ung mnn who, although without 

An if to set aright ber henrt, . f ends, money or education, is 

in pired bv the unquenchable fires 

Fata ntipck her hu8band nobly 

-0 ambition. He is, when the story 

dead 

r% foreman in a J&ge uteel 

Amd bade “the girl afresh ‘h 

Iltai.t 

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A picture ‘~rh in heart appeal 

Produced, with sympathy and 

SKIN, 

IM sterling merite “well reveal 

Thd art of Cecil B. De W1lle, 

m !1. He concwlvea an idea how to 

u/ hze a hitherto waste by-prodmt 

o the irnn ore and, the achima be. 

in practical, it ia adopted by the 

co pany which employs him. Hia 

f une~ rapidly rice in conab 

q ence, but he etill realizes hls 

la k of polinh and. education. 

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VM~ AND JEFiP’ “ * . ADAME PEACOCK’ 

.— ‘, 1S MY GREATEST’ 

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Witk the advent of the latest of 

~e l’Mutt and J~ff~~Serjm of ~ol. SO A~stied NazirnOva ~en Her 

licking comedies and entitled, 

#o-t Ruce.t .Ficturn HaU 

lfM~tt and Jeff at the EaCeS”. 1“ 

Been Compl.tcd 

Manager G% ~ill promiaee in un~ 

UEU81. and dl?t]nct attraction. Tha it” 

11of the fa~cinattng pemonal. 

of MmF{ Nazjmova haa found 

offur]ng as 1s well known IS based ex re~ion Inher Iateat Metro proon 

the ever-POPular and hl hl du tion,. “Madnme PeacockV~,wh~n 

carbons by BUD Ff S~ it ag completed at the company’s 

‘~R=wXTch-no-do+ kVQ_rn.~d?~ ~%Cuati gtudiofl. 

more people laugh r%ht out loud- -~ . . . ._ 

than any ot er metium since the nf.1 the gifted ..sc~een star ia 

days af Ar~e k ue Ward and ‘Joe;co vin$.edthat br icture version 

MiUer:’ M~tt ad Jeff, who are 

w eUU9tttialti the welfare--d 

q~ the \dovy by Lb Weinran, 

wh ch till be ghown Saturday at 

em d AnieAca 

~%lf, appare?tiy, 

au Uncle Sam -the Dawnon theatrep will wk an 

have stik a he 

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greabrst work, .. . ... ~~~ 

A ~werf~l scrsen drh , of a woman, for whom 

the love of man -s uot eno~ gh. The ‘pidure Naai. 

mova has called her greatest since “Revelation”, 

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The D. D. D. cldb n!eets tornorro~ 

evening with Misses Lunsford anc 

McCrenry us hontemeti. 

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,Mrs. W. Bracewell and MT8. !l’hqs 

Bfcnnrm pleaaant]y enter~ainpd the 

ladies of the Eastern Star .— ]mt” Wid. 

nwday aftern~on at the ]od~e .~o~m, 

Mri. Alex K&qr’ is rapidly improv. 

?,ng at “the D&wBon lioapital after hex 

extended illness of the ,past skveral 

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months. 

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Quite u number of dishes, .“~ed at 

the Knights of Pythiasf banquet on 

the l~th, ar~ at the home of Mrs. El. 

nTsr ~herr:eb nmd may be had by the 

ownem dug .for tie -W,, 

Mr8. M@rtha Bracewell” and Miu 

Cilia. Bracewe]l, mother a“d Sister,of 

Supt Bracewel! of Mine No. 5, left 

Saturday for Dsnville, Ill., after a 

three-months’ viuit in Dawsom 

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,, .. E, ~. Stark, prop:ietqr” of the ~i]ir 

,.,,, ,}, shop, announces that tho shop laun. 

::P,.,:,. $; 

,. dry agency has been cbnnged b the 

:,.!,,’, ., Trinidad laundn and that a]] work. 

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,,,:,,*ereaft.r, will ~e fully guarantiii 

Larindry wJ1lbe c@ed for if n~tified. 

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ahk St- fm the store’s ready.ti 

Y~8r ~tient. ‘Mr@, DeWar re. 

portu thn’tshe has “met with splendid 

auccem in securing numarous beautl. 

ful linm of gooti that will so,on be on 

display. Tire store is now making ar. 

rungeme”te for a‘ grand opgniig and 

display of sting ~,ods on Monday, 

M*.14ti. ” 

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‘.Wur’ boys were 

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arruted Sunday 

for the theft of three watihe~ and 

money from the clothing of the bket 

ball playera, placgd in oue of the 

drewing rotis at the Opera hounn 

last ,~lday night during tie. basket 

ball game. Tbe ti~B were b be ti~: 

en this week to the county jafl’ to 

nwait ,Me rattrrn of Judge T. D. Lsib 

who, ,under”‘the new Jwenile cou~ 

law, ban pri@nd jnrisdictio~ in such 

matiera. A cba:gk of wand lnrceny. 

hw been prefe~ed” again~ the ,h~B, 

one of whom, it is reported, haumade 

“a nsrtjml conf eiaion implicating’ ti’e 

otbar ~oys in tie’ thefk 

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During the past we&, a tie num- 

Iber of contigtmrs disetie caeea hnve 

made their appearance in Dawuon, 

,. ~ph~zing the neceisity of exerciw 

]ng tbe greatent aaution in the pro. 

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tection of the heslth of the community. 

One cane of Small Pox, ,fout csa. 

eu of Diphtheria, two cases of Scar. 

let, Fever ~d a @core or, wore caaen, 

of Meaalas wam under the care of the 

four. physiiiane at tbe beginntig, “of 

...WIi we?k. Pmen6 ‘of children are 

,~acially .nrged to summon the asuiek 

‘. ante of a phyaici.en if the child baa a 

sq~? ;tbroe.t. or other symptoms of ill- 

: neae that rney develop. into a Serious 

illnw The pee of antiti+ in diph- 

.. tIteria can ab~utely prevent the” ds. 

walopment of the diseas”e h it.r am. 

joun stags M the case ie attended in 

ito”’incipient *. 

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“By Installments “ . II1’ 

You cmnbuy almostanytkimgomtha instmllmemt pl.m+ hama and . 

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i 1DO ‘T OVERLOOK YOUR 

,,INCOME STATEME 

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J, A. Rudolph of Las Vegas, re) 

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sent ng the Internal Revenue Dep 

furmitura, _ w.hwl .our.m, ● &atof bowks,er ● ~ueical instrument. meo , wus here on Friday and Sa 

Do you *OW tht y.. G*. buy .$1,000 bank ..=oumtimthe iemti day of this past week ausiating T 

Wmy? tbe ork of filling out income uc 

In buyim~$1,000or amyotb.r .urnby m.amnof a bamk. ..ount the 

i~tallmont pririlega will motcm.t ~mua cent axtra. 

fn buyimgother thim~syou m.y motfeel thntyou owmthem until 

YOUhave paid in full. but the mmmeyin your a.coumtwith u. ●t 

any time i. ALL YOLIR OWN. 

( men 6. The employment office is ] 

pre~ ed to nssirntnll those requi 

to E it income. reports to the I 

era] ovetnmnnt. In order to be 

- Ang am~t down, and as much per ~~ 

week or mnth as HOU” cbg~.g~’f 

that an ;euag wa~ to acquire $l~? ,. 

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the safo side and avoid peer 

trouI le With the revenue officers,” 

‘.ut t e mployment office and ~ 

out hat your income was for If 

Mar h 16th is the fiqal date u 

whit these reports can be aubmiti 

-““~ ~~P- %ink if ~nmgnn l~ail ‘to“’ake ap’oper’retu ‘ 

~ Ij~ctB ‘1 ~~ Offender to u heav fine 

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I.W yOU 

Fl~t 

CAN 

Oefliltiellt 

HELP TO 

~juries. Keep the steps ih gbod repair 

d,free frOm obs~ucti0n8. I+ tb~ 

cellar stainvay in dark, paipt tbe ~b 

stepwhite 

( FATHERS ~ND MOTHERS ARE 

Satu day ,eveni~ in aperial scan 

tO m ka arrangementfl fOr tile c1l 

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Thur day. The Club now baa a lC 

MAKE THIS COMMUNITY 

SAFE FROM AccIDENTs 

\MoR.4LL3; OBLIGATED TO MME 

\THEIR HOME SAFE’ AND TO 

mem e=hip Of 8br 

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Obey the trwffic. iaws. 

Don’t take chance~; “S 

Use your Se&d in driving your cw 

Watoh your step. r 

When in a bathtuti of water, do no’ 

Ich any electrical fixtures. 

TEACH YOUR CHWDREN SAFE. 

r. 

Not m start across tbe street w]th 

t looting first to the left and ther 

the xigbt. . . 

M6t tn run br ~AST into the 

eet. ,., . 

Not to walk tha DINKEY truck. ~~ 

MAKE YouR HOME SAFE.. 

Failure to dkconriect an electric 

n often causes many rlres. 

l’bmtsands of bmbies have been 

lded to death ~ecause mother left 

; water “wi$ip ruachi’ Place al] 

, liquids in a safe phce. 

Don’t allow children to play with 

tihm. Hundrede of .fies have 

)n,, Btntieded many chi]dren 

mbeen burned + death becaune of 

1 card- practice. 

itsppi~ qn na~s and broke” g]ti~ 

1 caused many cuaea of infection 

ib100d poiswn., Ke8p, $hi premises 

nr of. 5ba:p.objqcb. 

?Iace all pokpm,mut, Of roach ~$ 

Idrmr and label ‘*~ISW**. Re, 

mber children, through curio~;y; 

8pt h taate. anything they - 

their hands on. ..,, , 

~ASO~. R,rrmOs0$ ganoline 

enexposedto a flame, will explode. 

ten,deaning with ge,ao]ine, atway~ 

Itilate tha,room and keep the ge.so. 

e mn. cloned. 

Thoa@and,g:of p,~~e fal]. on s&ir6 

many thes .rsgulti~ in *erjOaa ~. 

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Chester Gaylord of ttie” Frgnkh 

~ct is spending the we”ekin Dmwson 

~.v;=jt ; : 

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— I ~ ~Son HotO 

Elmer Sherfick, assiutqnt at the ‘, 

gt office, was off duty for. the paat ,’ .’ 

~ek recovering from a minor 8“z. 

:aI LIflern~o~performed on his foot. 

J hn Hixeqttaugh~ Mgr 

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Mrs. A. 0.” .=n—retuF&ed the 

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Lwaon bOMDita]for skvecal days. ‘1’ E ectric ~ght-teant 

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A company of the tunchera and oth. 

friends of Mrs. ‘C. A. Young per: 

trnts~ n pleasent little surprise paron, 

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hospital. Adv. IX. er mt the Doughs uchool, was called DOUG MACLEAN IS 

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ito her home in Roy this past waek by REAL REEL STAR NOW ! 

Mru.A. R. Dya-urned the last ~h@~e=iou~ illne~mof her brother, , —. 

of the week from a visit with her pet- .— Populmr Juv-nilo to b. kue-Htim” in 

ent? in Gardiner. Vetmejo Lodge No. 38. at i~ re- Firmt Vehicle, “Tho 

cent meeting,made an appropriation 

The se~al afternoon for the lad:e~’ 

JaikiAtr 

for the *urchage of a latge flag fOt 

club of NO. ‘7 camp wa$ held last tha new DoUg]ne school w 200n aB Heeding ‘ine .insiutai,t demand Of 

Thursday afternoon at the hOme Of the new flag pole jg in position. 

motion pikture fans tiho have univara- 

Mrs. Evans, . .. ally dcceptqd ‘Douglas ,MacLean as 

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One fiya stall and one three stnll one of their moat POPUIWjuveniles, 

Frank John~on, cashier for the 

garage for the main part of tom and Thomaa H. Ince ham separated the 

Dawson Gara~e, left last week for a I ~hraa t.hree.m~ll for Canital hill are team of MacLean nnd Doris Mav to 

ten daya absence in California on bun- ;ow” being built for the- accOm~Oda- pren~t Mr. M~Lean an B ~~r in him 

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tion. of automtibile owneru. own right. Him firut velficle. “The 

Marcus Viramontez and Andrgllitn 

1Jailbjrd”, comes h the Dawe.on Tbe- 

Mr. and Mm. George Buchanan.. ~trenefi Wedneedqy and ThW#day. 

Garcia of Dawson were unikd in marwho 

have been employed in the srori~e 

by Judge Kinney on the, even- Since this young actor was firmt 

cery dupntiment of the ntire. r~ifl featured in the Mary Roberte Rineing 

of February 17th. “ 

‘the!r positions this week and will rehart 

stiry, “Twenty-tihree and a Half 

Ralph Traini, a member of the wel- ‘Ur: ‘0 Boutheaetern Kaneaa’? ‘nke IHourrn Leave,” ‘which wag accorded 

fare committee, returned the’ last of their home’ ~the highest praise of motiyn picture, 

iNSPENSARY BU+IHG 

the week from Denver where h~ tic. 

companied an injured man for treatment. 

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1critics in’ uI1parti of the countrg, he 

Nolasm Vissenti is ‘now servini a I 

has steadily risen in,the aetknatlon of 

30-day sentence in’ the County jail I . 

for the distufiance of the peme. The ! ‘~,et’can ‘ilm ‘a”b” 

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Mm. W. R. Major., the efficient prosecuting witness ww Ch.r,eyl The flilbird”, by J“li.m Joseph 

son, pro uted under the pemonal nu- 

cash!er of the P. D. M. Co. stOr@, chi~, Daw~n’B chinea~ laun~Yman. I 

erviHion of’ Thomas H, ‘Ince ia a 

resigns her position the last of this A counter charge wan filed by the Ip 

comedy-drama of an “honeut crook” 

week .to rejoin her husbmnd ill Trin- Iyoung man’u mother in the E~t Ru- I 

and his strange adventure in. a one 

‘dad, where they will make their fu- ton Justice court against Charlsy, 

horse town, manned by On-tr=k ci~ 

:ure home. Mrs. Majors has mRny who wns bound over under a $200 

izena and lending etraight, te the 

!riends in DewBon who \vill grently Ibond fOr appearance before the, ~ou”ty ~allabome, where 14shak~g. 

regret he”rdeparture. 

~Gr~nd jury in May. I 

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Oh MoN y, MARCH 14~. OUR CO~pLETE LINE OF ~DIES’ READ+-TO”WE~ WILL BE ON Dl~pLAY. 

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?(:fl~~t ~ ;:.,,!:, , .’ ,, Our Windows--Come in and See Our Goods, ‘‘ 

‘k~~&N’~FFORD TO MISS SEEING THIS WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF BEAUTY: QUALITY AND STYLE’ COMBINED. 

tIg,IS ABSOLU LY, THE BIGGEST AND BEST LINE OF M IES READY.TO.WEAR THAT OUR STORE HAS EVER HANDLED. 

[t&; Co tst Suits; Dresses. Infants Wear,’ ahd Silk Lingerie 

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~ht wifl ;!I” ;O”U wi~ s ~fill Of w.Hd*r -t th. g.,g*Ous .Pleudo, th.t ha* b..n ●o .fftt&elj am~di~ in them-, ~011will s?t the *ur.’ 

df * Iif* Wh ,Ou .ee hdw low tbe Pricen em these VA dvm. . ,, 

SATURDAY MEAT SPEGIALS 

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INSPECTED 

Au~ cut of Bmmf$t~~ .;----.2tk lb. 

V-l St=h mnd ChmW ---...2SC lb. 

Pork Loin ROUU ----.------23. lb. 

Pork CboW --------- ---. _.2Sc lb. 

brre. SkinnA Hmmo. .--.:.12% lb. 

Swift’. Premium Hams ----7- 35c lb. 

Mcnic H*mo .-------.,---2ScSc lb. 

10-lb. ~il Rex hrd .- -.-_ --.$lSl S 

S-lb. =il Rex hrd -.-. -.-. ---$1.1S 

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I Z.]b. ~i, Rex brd -_. --.. ---..4% I ARE R,GHT 

W. cm~ ● &e mud compl.t. Iim. of ch~k.n~, .Y.tem. fi~h.•11~ail 

kid. of lunchm*at.’ “Lotus h.lp YOUAm your picnic lumeh- 

“!’FR$E! FREE!. “’‘AwmAy’‘“RcH “ “--”” ““ 

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,‘Groceries 

.pfmges cost $5.76 

i5c, 36c, 45c hd 56C 

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~, Jine‘of F-itm *md 

Vec.t.blm~ -,0” stWSyOfraoh 

.Imn knd wholesome. 

We ~mt ●hipm.nti Ftim 

Don+er every da~, thui in. 

suriug thei k~e the best tb~t: 

mamay cmn buy. 

WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR oVER A7 THE DRUG Oti T~ACCO DEPARTMENTS, 

l;,egulaf weekly” relrea=al. ‘.~e- 1- 

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University left Saturday in Dr.. Rob. parnt~0n8fOr the Ea~er service till 1 

d car far the Meadow City aftm . be ~ken UP this. week. 

tisit :? IYQwtO”. >. 

The welfare offire is now Pr@?nre~ \ 

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A nu~~r of the .member~ of the to reti~ter YOUT’dO~ and i’Bu” the I DAWSON .BAKERY’ 

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~~; BARBER $ *Iocul Mooee lodge motored ovur to br~ss tag LO‘OCutt~ched tO the dOK’ 

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Mton last Wedneuda$ evening to en- COMUT!al dOm nOt registered and I ,~oUiS $++io, ~qr~eto~ 

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JOY a amok& and bo~ conteut, giv. ~roperly -tagged after April first will I 

,“,.. . en .undti the, “aumices. of the wtnn I bc dlgpOsed ,” , Of b~ 

the marshal me Italian, Ftenchor Anteri- 

lodge. ,. ,, 

regtstratlon fee, or male dO~ is One 

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{dollsr arid for female dog,, th~ee dol- ~~ 

M~#+Bird, director of the cOmmUn- iar.,. 

SANITAR~P~ ity” chorus, requests that all members 

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. -DATE of the choru6 make evev effort to at- ! The Sunda=bool “f ‘he ‘iw’”n 

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Poor J- imp” you laughed. And i 

Vicbr Heerman, tie Seknick you ~ ~ ~1~ in ,,The chicken . 

dirwtor, declarm that the next the * 

S13” you will laug’h eorq 

time. he. encounte~ a tiry that 

more. It’s a Selznick picture wi 

“calls for chickens, the feathered fifty I ~~ to the ree], and the” d 

kiid,: he is going to substitute 

are fi e reele of red laughu 3 

,,Altc+ *.-.AfqG+w akdfl~wu on,.ltbwthkfititidd 

.WM.MOW:WeirMer.. .~bqze~,, 

y?~wwgol. * 

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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1921. ‘ NUMBER 6. 

T ~F LIVING STE ~lLY ‘ SCHOOL NEWS 

‘, . DECREASING 1 J DAWSON 

A very anthudwtic Patent-Teach. 

~kre ate few’ suhjti 3 khat come er’s meeting was held at the Central 

CHORAL CLUB CO~CEtZT “’ IPARKNT.TEACHERS 

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AND DANCE 1 ASStiIATION OR-NIZES 

A concefi and dnncewill be giveh Under the direction and .ehcourage- 

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hotlaeb the peopYl of Dkweon building Friday &b?.rnoon, Read the 

k -t of the coet of Iiting. This c~mplete report in another column of 

On St. Patrick’s evening, March llth, 

a the Opera House under tha ausplcment 

of’’Misa Sadie Hanna, principal 

of, the down:town school, Daweou’s 

ht b beeti madb i mhr of this paper. Meetings will be held at ea of the Damn Choral club. The first Parent-Teachers A~uociatlon was . 

cian~ Of the the Dougluu, ucho,ol dtwing the time concert tickek fOr dO~-stiiiu will be formally organized last Friday after- 

~pb?d;z FO~~Oz’F who ‘care- of the art exbN1t about April f:rst $1.10 arid for up-stnirs 85c. Those 1noon. Over 100 parenti and frlendu 

~~monthly and iktthe oCber buildinge during the holding concert ticket ntubs may, ptO- of the pupils Of the’ school gathered 

ent showing’ a“:co hrperison of visit of the State ‘Superintendent, Mr.’ cure dance tickete for 75c per couple 

‘mug cesti in each or e Oi its sev- S.. V. -Conway. 

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at the stige door after the :onc~t, 

to enjoy the half-hour program given 

by the phpila of the school,whichwas 

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AU interesting Powarn will be exti~ lady, 26c., Thone not atteridin~ followed by several ‘addresoes pertin- 

,“- tbe laat qutiatl y riktame~, &lVen~d~y ~~%ht,‘M=.h Ilth, by the concert tiay procure dance ticke~ ent to ,the occn~on. The object~ 

on December lst, it in’ eh- the Junior High school (deventh and for $1.00 per couple at the age door aimed at, and. tbe r@sulti obtained 

W peak of war pr cen for m+ eighth ~ades) i These gcaden till after the concert, extra lady 36c, Thd thro,ugh the organization of a Parenb 

of this raise funds to Pay their share on tha Ladies of the Eastern star wi]] ael’vd Teacbem Awoclation were presented 

, hue been u new piano ,.nt k Douglas btiilding. an”-appetizing lunch. during t$e even. in aeversl formal and informal talks 

Y decline in these Picm ~ince Thera will ~ no ‘micture ghOw that i~. Old fashioned dances, ~tich *S given by Miss McCreary, tba welfare I 

“t ,htaT One compm 

The fol. Sadie .Hanna, Dr. F, C. Diver, prehi- 

evail- games is fifty centi. : FenIon, P#tticular. emphasis w= laid 

e ,at will clone with a box uuppe~. 

The higYIschbol basket ball Wamq 

upon th? three following remnn why 

on all closed their aemon ISatutddy nigbk by” World Go BY!’--- .~Enttie ,~~ i“-DawVOn: ,: .,,,. ..’!,) 

tak!ng both games from mton, “ihe ‘!A SL “Patrick Gifl”* .T]ny ‘Tot MO (1). TO‘Mve. fathtia and: m?t’tieri 

ing, rent, girlu by the score of 82 to 1S amd,tbe #gComeBack to ,Erin*’; ‘Wou’d Bet- the opportuniw. for: better education 

boys 22, to 14, The girk., tinder tho . .,ter Auk ~e’’--..-~------, ---~l~ in intelli~eyt home.maWnR and child “; 

tiaiatig of ti. McGo@y, have had, .8dMammy’sLullaby’’.Woma6’6 Chorud nurture. 

%Be fignren = wonderful team for t~e past three ‘ (1) , To, e~bh tha ucboo} ~~ tbc 

~ti]]y ~~pwed Forthe :nver- years, losing onl$, two mm= during “Micbel .Boy”’ j ,’ibiary and M&ri~-. h(>mvto come into ol~aex:mutual un- , 

e p~Ons t~st.p=iodi and thone.to tbe f~t Nor. thF’-Iriuh .Son~-.-----.... de~nding,. that thy. m~ coop~r~te 

mal *am.’ ‘FIvE me~ern of tie teati ,. ‘.-----:~.-High. %hooI GI- ~ub ‘mbre, #affectively itt their cmunrun 

y,,living ~en’&, ,+p ‘“ “, ‘Wad+.tn .tM* sti~, m tliek sPPs’=- “Kentuc~” BabP”: :’Kw kin!” , work for ckifdkn. ‘. ~ ~. 

, 1916 ..--i-. :.-:-* 99.Oa ancb Sattiday night w= their final,,, I –(HUmOrC.US)---+_ Mrde Quartet 

#ving bxpensei May, how. 6 a Dawmn audience. We hope ~‘~Mother Machreet’; . “Oh, Dem 

~r===k+..-==>. ~:-i-,lsq.qq t~q have &~#e$ ;tigewger girls I GoldwS_?:~-; ::-;-. 6.2:, ing;. The.,subutitu~s used were SOIO- ,>> 

----. .—..---- :------- H~en Hall Hanna; sectitiry,, ,Mrn. F. B., Evm,~; 

~ .** month’ of Dpcembm,A still mon Montoya n?d Fred Lujan and ,,T~rente,~embHel~er-;H~e” fin~he+ j treasurer, Miss Helen BOYle. . 

& decline in co~ti Willbe nho~ from tbe ability shown they will be 

b +ua~ Id r4 ,ofi, ‘~t yet 8WU .tiext year. Edgar Sheppeird 

(mp~in)f and ~ke Maridh both 

DueG’’Barcarole”, Offenbsch--- 

,,wa,& of ‘the Gnam~~~, Barnw.-< 

, MR+ GA~L~TED 

GAME WARDEN ‘ 

plnyedtieir last’game and contiibtit- ..--: -.”--: ROY-.:ROY Notln , Mr. “Ttidmiu=le, +h~ T~~fd~ 

~b? Daw80nftim’ Ihe peak,priced.their abare tiwnrds bringing vic-

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[ of the inferior %eamangement of 

club rmmn of Whe Dawaon club, 

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c]”b tie~bemijip “has decided w 

~thorize still further changes in 

: .Iub building by the addition o 

‘“ wide ‘front portih running along 

entire length of the club house +1 

and by the addition on the rear ( 

large room suitable for % gymnasi 

ITtie frotit “porch wln “be screened 

equiRped with comfortable lounb 

chairs. The Sym”naaiumwill he eq 

[>ed with a hewer bath and athl 

?nraphernalia consiting of puncl 

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Ib~~ nhr~lel b=s, mah, bo: 

E1OV*, fencing .foilS, ate. U’he I 

regular buuin- meeting af the , 

‘1. -,11 -----.- ho held ----——---- Aut tie l“Sth of 

1921ROAD lMPROVEMBN,~ Weaent month. 

Web. FMt, Oeparttnant I Co”siiimable- road improvement ~lwq”ce ~rjght, who i~,nOwral 

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rhirty~two fatil accidents occurred 

work of a permanant character is in’ 

}ng neuf blfax, was 

T:ospwt for, this part of Me ‘County” 

durifi the ~“rren~ year, In ~dditiOn ‘Di~~ ietat‘week.’ 

a visitor 

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~he hiines in -New M@xico during 

I year 1920, from thu following, 

;0 the Is“% mi]eo of utatk %ightiay ’ 

between Co]~ax and ,the ~a~el~. 

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F:]l bf roof and

ift’sCoofecti)nery andIceCreamParlor 

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& can furn~h ancy molds in Brick ‘Ice Cream for 

,M DeiIv= I@ rearn’’sold.at our fountain. ““ 

~o; ●j., Mc 4’ night, Proprietor 

ROSCOE &UCKLE IN 

LEGITIMATE PICTURE 

PLAY “THE ROUNd U] 

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The millions of f..._ ~-_ . ... .. 

have laughed thHmseIve~ into Vario 

St.ngm of helplesaneoa at the fmo 

Fatty Arbuckle comedieg released 

paramount will have a new thl 

when the comedy star appe+~ in 

legitimate role in the gti]lar pafi 

Slim Hoover in “The Rbund Up”, 

,George Melfotd production for pa, 

mount, which comes to the DaWB 

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Schenck, thefamous comedian was, 

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GARDENING A ‘%ULTIVATED*, ‘ 

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ent da:k working conditions is n- There is “t.a b~u~d amow Daw. 

~uraRy concerning everyone in Daw. aon’e five thottmnd population manY , 

so? right now. That this situation ih Xore of expert gardenem, ~pecia]]y 

only tamporary and a~ured of sub- among the .Italian peoP]e, ~hO ~ke 

stantial improvement within the near great pride each y=r in the ~xch]. 

future iu regarded ~ a certainty. ~ence of their gayde”s. These -r. 

There is a spirit of optimium pemad- deng are alway~ prepnred ~th ~cien. 

all working classes which is well tff:c care and give” the meet . ..ref~ 

founded and certain of vindication attention through the summer. 

before the spri~ is far advanced. months. Such industry is h be high. 

Tbe concen~n of public opinion lY commended and it j~ the p]an of 

among national experts declares that the welfare, dap~edt. tti give ~pe. 

the low tide of bu~ine~ depression to cial encouragement b eveq ~OUBe. 

hnve been safely p;nn~ and ‘cites holder who de~ire8 ~ put in ~ ~~d~n, ‘ 

numerous. favorable indications, CoptYaW. to a report that ham been 

ghoti %Yythe bueinesu bntimeter, of circulated, no additional ch~ge ~il] 

the rising tide of Natihal prosperity, b. made fot water ti those who mev 

Among the industries mo8t sensltlve need water duri~ a“ acca~io”al dyy 

W theoe favorable or unfavorable bu8. period for the proper ~~e of ~eir 

iness chahges BtandB, pre~mine”t)y, garden, A general ~amP~~ is ~w 

the coal indufltry: The coal trade has being. conducted bY fie we]fate de 

not only suffered keenly during this partment for the keepifig “p of ~R ,, 

transition ,period from war to peace gOa&, co+n, ~igs, cbicken8 and bth~ 

condition, but, an unhsially mild stock, which nume~w OWUertihave’. ‘ 

winter hns contributed ite no uncer- heretofbrq permitted ti run. Ioone 

tain weight to its serious curtailment, about the, ut:eets of the Camp+These 

both in the industrial and domesti~ Femlations, ln, regard,,tu, looge’ stick 

trad~. are not on]y for ~nitiry raa~on~ bUt, 

Duril,g the p- three. &r, fout [tb permit garden ownere ~orng a~~u> 

weeks, in particular, has thi~ UVUUUAIahce tbti a carefully nurtured garden 

- ‘ cured for this engagement and h lethargy in the coal busineus-been p]ot will not be, ruined in a “ighFn 

proved to the satisfaction of eve] keenly ,felt. Many of the umaller t]me by some etrny bead of stock 

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body conceYned that he im not or 

~ble tminterpret comedy but Iikewi 

TadorS p. dramatic charactemwitithe ~eati 

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Tom Form4n wrute the acenar 

mines in Colorado, Kansiu, Oklahoma, , At the present’ time the welf~e 

and New Mexico have been ‘forced to department is supervising tbe build.,, 

cloge alwetber; ’while tie Iatgur pr~ ing of a lame number of fepcis about 

ducerm have been forced to curtail houses which wul allow the ~ardi~ ~ 

operations to b. or three days a Of n ghrden plot with a tight WOVe 

nnd aluo plays th,e hero in the plc!ur week. . Tbe DAw~on mine~ have been fenoe, Inabflity to mecure wire fe”cwhile 

Mabel Julienne Scott is tl ,pectiliarly fortunate in. being able to ing has delayed since last ‘full the qn~ 

pretty heroine. Irwing Cumming opernta, not less ths~ three or four iefying of a large n“mbe~ of requmh 

Jane Acker, Eddie Sutherland a? dayu e week, with four-day working for fences. It will probably be never. 

others appear ii the all-star cast. periods the rule rather than the ex- a] weeks before the number of Te. 

The photoplay by Paul Perry is ~ceptio”. 

quests now, on hind can be fullFtila- 

~eaned and blt )cked Eaid to bo of the finest quality, whire ] The month of March, ~ccordi”g to ffed; but a defiouv effort “Willbe made ‘. 

th~ general tone of the picture is fat the exp~ie”ce of former years, i~ td accommodate a“ch =kqueeti juit as ~’ 

above the avernge. Thrills, saP.sa- ~ormally cOn~idmtedthe slack month rapidly as the material for foncna can 

tional hpisodes, flghti with’ Ind~nqs of the yenr. Nevdttheleaa, definite be secured, All work of putiIng UP 

and outlaws and simi]ar western f=- ~ss”r~nceof ‘returning buBiness pros, the fence must be done by, tha house > 

turea keep the spect~tors nn ihe an::- pprity has already, quickdned the bccupnnt, th~ material being furnish. 

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jo us seat while the particlpatinn of 

Roacoe Arbuckle in the utory lends 

an added lustre to the production, 

p“]~e of ~“ i“crea~i”g demand for ed by the compa”y. NO garde” CaII 

coal and coke; while the stimulus of unfely be atte~pted without the pro. 

reduced sbiaga prices, effective. af- tection of a fence. ,, 

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ter AprR lti, gives furthti reaBon tu The advent of this ‘ge”ui”e npring 

STANDARDIZING THE believe that tbe near future will wit. weather has already. gtirrad Up COII. 

EL~cTRIcAL SYSTEM ness the return of six working days a siderable activity throu~otit me 

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The electrical. department hm been 

busy for some time changing the 220 

voltage of the limting current ta a 

week. 

\ town in the preparation of the flound 

for garden ~ebd, AM ah ehcourage. 

EUROpEAN RELIEP 

ment for the growinc of a home ger. 

, QuOTA‘UBSCR’B‘D den, it is plmne~ tb offer .severnl 

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110 voltag+the skndard voi-ge I>nw-on s quota for the Hoover En- very inviting caeh prize~ for borne 

employed on city currents. These I ‘.’ 

ro$ean Rellef Fund of $l,lBO i~as gmrdenuWown in Dawaon. DlsinM~ 

~h~~ge, have necessitated. adjus%[b 

e~n oversub~cribed and outebnding ested iudgee from eluewhere will re- 

menti on variou~ electrical applianccollections are still comin~ in, >lon- .termine the prize winners, their 

es used in the :home, such as motirs 

ager Brennan, chairman for the raiw aw~?ds upon ~everal jude-im points, 

far washing and sewing machines, 

~ng of the local quoh, reporte that Such us: appearance of Earden, vatwaffle 

Irons, electric ironu, etc, It is 

the re#ponse has been most liberal iety of products, quality of ‘the proparticularly 

~mportant that all motors 

and spontaneous. The quota ftaa been ducts -~O~n, etc. A more,etimnded 

be adjusted for the 26 cycle frequenreached 

in small donations, permlt- nOtic~ Of these P1anBfor tbe en~ur- 

CYunless of the universal type. Many 

tl~ large numbers toncquire 8 di~ ake~~t of home ~ardena will =P 

llgbting gltie~have had to be chang- 

rect interest in the succoring of Eu- P~ar in a Bubsequenk :ssue Of the 

ed as a result of the change in VOlt- ,. 

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age. The gtentest problem confrOnt- Po!e’! ‘vnLmz 

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ing tie electrical department is thm ‘The f). D;” D. Club met last Fr:. 

criminnl propensities of Bmall boys in ~]ny evening at the n“rme~phome to 

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breaking ~tceet lamp? as fast as re- enjoy a “kid’s” party with Misses Mr. Tho~. ff..Fitzpatrick and Mi$$ 

placad. Flood lighti have been in- May Dee Lunsford a“d Bertha Mc. ” Edith Scribn4r, accompanied by Mib~ . 

stilled for the Iighing of the canyon Creary as .hostcsses, According to in- Bcr”icn Byers, Miss A-gllie GeisIcr 

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roads and the paths UP Capitnn and \.itation, the “kidst) gathered at the and Mrs. E. C. Geisler,, motored to 

No. K hill, but it has been found prac- , “nurzery$$ near the 7.30 hour and en. R4to” TuesdW where tbe tvo yotirig 

T* ~11 C. W. THURSTON, tically impossible to maintain the joyed a delightful social ~venin~ play. 

lighting service, reflector, lens and Ing ‘

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31, Springer 7. 

Fe~~uary 6 at Dawaon, Dawson 47, 

Trin”idad2. ~~ ,“ 

~?ebrgary 18 at Trinidad, f)awson 

28, Trinidad S. 

February- 19 at Raton, Dawsoti z9, 

Raton ,18.,-, ., ., .’ 

Febrblar>- 26 @t Dawaon, Dawson 

21, itormal 30. . 

Jlqrcti 6 nt Dllwson, Dawson 32, 

i:ulun 13. , “ , 

‘Tke boys’ 8chndule resulted in a 

rlun)ber (,.1close gamea, butonly one 

vi~t~!y: 

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Jnnuuy 14 at Laa Vegas, DawnrIn 

11, tiormal 27, ,, ! 

Jft)lutiry 16 at ,Las Vegas, Dawson 

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,fdk A viEit witi .hi~.par&ntn. 

For those who may have mmething 

m ceil, something to buy, o: mme- 

‘thing Io&tor found, we suggeti e trial 

of the want ad column of the Newk. 

It paYs to idvkrtiak. 

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‘,A~l pe%fis for hunting on ~he 

Iahdh mf the Fhelpm Mdgk Corpora- 

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tim kare now been recalled, snd no 

htidting will bh nlfowed on th~ tiemiuee 

of the company until next aea- 

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son. The metfng ~emon is now here, 

making it advi~ble * proMct all II Hufs Satio, Proprietii ‘1 

~ame animals. largeand small. j I 1 

Alice, the little dhughter oP.E. and 

.Wfi. W. Adams, celebrated her sev- 

&nih biflhday TUegday by gnterwin: 

in% h &Ornpdh”Yof hbr Iikl@ ?r!ends in 

, honor of the event. 

Owing m a sudden illncs~, Ns~u.ml-, 

ization Examinw Wrikht wan unable II 

to meet the Dawuon Citizenship clam 

last fiiday evening and wa~ fo~ed , 

to postpone hie prornlaed ~~it u~Y 

a later dat-e. A cla~ of fi~teeh or 

tixteen wilf be ready bafora .MaY. Ist 

to take the e=minatlons fnr the nit?ht 

school certificate of profiilem,y is- 

Bued by the kvirnrnent. This claea 

ia meeting at seven o’clock on each 

Wednesday eveni~ Ahd h bfieh to 

all men intere6tid in taking out “citi. 

zai~ip pm&. 

Itiian; French br Amei’i- \ 

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rHURSDAY, MARCH 17-. 

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Folfowad b~s dmnce;’-‘Goad muqi. mkd ● good time ~~r;mted to ●ll. 

I*fArnepM” will be’c~d ,,hythe Emstnrq.Shr hditi. 

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~ftID’AY.YkR~ lti”” z ““”’’”:” ;“ “““ ~~“- 

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“IF ONLY JIM” 

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BY Rumell Halman 

A vivid &le of bordh days, 

: ●ra”g,A.o of tho Scddle, ApPm 

la Lik-bl. Rol. 

It ie much more of an art to por- 

When romance ~ed 

Went; 

the gMlden ay on the ncreen the ch=acters 

f nm a popular novel? remarked 

Of red-blood love “and red-kin arry Carqy recently, “than to 

fray9 

, f lm an ~glnal story or one made 

And strong men keen h m~e ‘ f Om a #~Ke PkY. In charac~rthe 

tent. i in.g. an original story the actor 

The ubry of n mun and muid 

Who risked their all to save’“’a 

friend; 

And how a half-breed renegade, 

ed only use his own imagination 

i d‘ play the part as he believM 

i should be portrayed. In putting 

o the screen a play that had been 

Their fOe, ~aa thw=ted in Me P educed On Me atige, the fl]m @Cnnd. 

‘“--- 1 r can COPY his character after 

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And not forgetilng Sheriff “S~ti,” e p!ay.er ‘ho ‘ad pofi?yed ‘t h 

Whose heart and bdy both were \ e ‘rigind ‘rama” ‘Ut ‘n ‘ketch 

,. A*- ~. I1 E. a character from’ a w~tdar 

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‘vel the actir must take i~to- cott- 

(You’re sure b laugh q lot at, P 

‘e eration’ the fact that many thou. 

him.) 

- “With single hand he rolled hls ‘ds ‘ava ‘Md, ‘he. ‘mry~ and 

‘(,.,- ,, e ch render ,has mnualized bu own 

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c nception of the’ Pam. ‘. 

“Tba Round-up”< witi, its all.n~r 

,,. , The charactw of the lazy, shifk 

‘cant, 

1 a and generally unelem Jim 

H=, punch an$ PeP, YOU ~~1~ G Iden in ‘4BruWer JimI~ Baby*~, 

agvee 

upecia)ly interesting @ Hwry 

Aroming hit from fiit to last, ‘‘ 

C rey, who’ in portraying the role 

Don’t take our word: but come i 

Univqraal’a adaptation of the 

and see! 

‘.1 a ry, prauented on tha screen und 

the title of “If Only Jim’’,’and 

tilCE LA= ~ *C rning to the Dawaon ~theatie on 

‘,. . PARISIAN P~Y‘4rch 20. ~‘.It,.ti, w different. char. 

C,‘: a 4te: from any, yet portrnyed by 

, ‘:EadJ .@ SOUY’,by W!tkmHmrl. c ~ey, and ~e, ~~r’ Pkm & role 

bu% Rom~nra of tha F-ma- a way that wins the ~ympathy 

‘, .,, htin Qua*r 

‘ o the, audience in spite of the fel. 

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,,Bo& ~“q SOUI)*,a phOf.OP1?y10 

1n many ehoitcomin~. 

Carey has may book character 

pm~sing to be the most intares~ 

to hia credit, and hae won syccem 

,ing of Alice Lakepe apperuancea on 

In every case. He hw given h the 

: the ucreen, will, k seep fiiday and 

uc een the creationn of Bret Harte, 

Snturday at the Damon Thcatrc. 

E ter B. Kyne, ~erbert Kib~, Eu- 

I-9crd motion picture thea~ego~ 

‘: -“hqve ,=R mtd W* ‘Mti :mka g “.Mg?o’vQ , ‘odes ‘azd *nny 

at m wrttars,’ ntnd the pmhlic & 

.in the mtnp~ktiv~ few, but moro., 

than comparatively suc?emfu~ pie. 

w Ys‘Wind6 iIt ‘Carers work ~efr 

tuT@R ----- which .,. .... hawe ... haen . .... hem ulnCq ~ Co,~CBPtiOn0? the ~haradt~. 

hot sentatloual rocketina ,- *- .. -mm,,. ~.... 

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IaritY. As the” fiuher girl -in ‘~ ‘ MOUS “KNEE BREAP 

,1 uSED M VS? ‘ESOR{ 

“SbOU1d a Woman Tell?”’ ~nd the 

not diaaimilar but more ambitiOua It ~ai. Again,? All Rule 

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, tiole in Jam= A. Herne’a ‘[Shore Sad ~qvid Rniaema 

Arrea’t her freahnem of neisonal- i n a bear-uit in the arctic David 

ity and etiength of emoti~n phced ine faced- the hu,lking, brutish 

gi nt of a,mountiifieer. ~.Like cave 

her on an titistic plane which she m n of the atone age, they bgan 

achieved” again” is “tie rough-dia. th ir bat~e for the pOESe~Siom~f ~ 

mend heroink of ‘The Mi&lt w1 man, On@ naw her Mul. tie 

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.The fOrthco~ng ~,meen,,Pr?dU& n h ‘and bona David)s chanceB 

tion, .a Story of Bn American glri w ~ slim, B]oW after blow he 

art student in PariE,wi~l give the la ded ?n the brutiih hulk;” ~ice 

young aotrem n character rather tb Y clr~led. ..’th? 0100d-s~lne$ 

wx na. vamma race WW. ,wa~ 

different,’ it in,.uridemtood:’ a dewith 

the mre of his anomy. Bat. 

. partutq, from the girl.in.ginEham b 

Quarter; mnd “MiarLake, MY ~hose~~!W~ 

who have had prerelease viewq of 

the ~cture, proves “w piquart in .’~,, “,, ~ 

the Pnritian atmoaphbre m :f nbe ike .-, - -,,,~ ddene~ monster. the 

(had been ~rn and raised within a : n:.kept co~ming 

on, alwayu try- 

stone’s throw of the Seine. 

for that fntrd clinch. And Da- 

Stuart Hdmea and William Law. ~~ /’ ‘pew ‘It. There was still one 

cnanc~ne.hope. It waa tha 

r~nce. as prominent in the caat of tm 

ble tick Of the buRh country 

‘iBody and SouV~, which wm di- — ? he” ___na-called 

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rected by Ch~leB Swickard and he had seen mad before with ter 

photographed by Arthur Reeves, A 

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e effect. 

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The &to is an ~dapt.stion by Hay. ~ddenfy he’ nbot himself outden 

Taz M and Marr RoWina of 

.16 potmds of bone and sinawthe 

play by Willlam HurlbuL Sp~ 

‘s irht as an ru.row against th, 

cisl art interiors were designqd by 

br tds knees, and the EOW gian 

.A. E. Freuderman. 

we t down like a stileken deer. 

hi8 is one of the big aeene.r 

If YOU en,oy a good picture Be; 

,,The courageOf Marge O’DOone~’- ju one of them, in “The Coursg~ 

of Marge O’Doone”, Vitigraph’ 

W=oe ~bu~om IU BP in] screen production of th( 

Smith Genter, Kans., in 1S87: wo derful story by James Ollva 

Went on sta~e w stick actir in P.. \ AAa -hich will be ghown n 

M.Dve.,, theatre “;n Morida~ 

~~o~d”in~~-gl;. Aftewa~ds-- hi ~~ T“e~day. It ig ~ a~~ng, ~], 

Paramount-Arbuckle .+O of the great Canadian North 

comedies nnti~ recentfy when, he ~, } t. wh_E men are men rind wo 

became 8 stir in feature -- ---- nieturen. -- -–- --- -,.,e 

‘are women and heroism ant 

hi6 fir;t being ‘The ROUrI~UP” in : ~e:~ but a part of the dail~ 

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SCHOOL NEWS EXPLOSION SURVIVORLRETURNS 

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Tke selection of Roy ne the place Virginio Forni, an Italian minm 

for the county high school of the new who re~ided in Dawson for eight yehr~ 

county of Harding is good .newm b and who returned tu Italy during the 

We have been wanting a lngt months of the Greut War to nerve 

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~ P“b,ic ~ tb~ eighth grade girle winninet 20 ta 17 the Mine whi~tle, 

- .ittention of It in uu.ggested plete, line of chlldren!s wearing ap- 

nnd the eighth Bade boys 24 tw 11. that the fol]owj”g. list of districts parel of all kinds, A cordial invita- 

In the girli’ game Batin.a BerEamo 

em negligent in 

with their de~~ati~ alarm signal tion is extended to all tbe ladies of 

for the fighth nnd Nellie Scribn@r be cut out mIUIposted in a eonspicu. Diwson hy the store to’ visit this de- 

for the seventh were easily the ~~rg ~us ~InCe i“ tbe home: 

partment, 

w wd~tY. 

although a number of Eood players Distiict .No. Bins{ 

wetc discovered. For the boys, Fred fii]rgad Row . . ..-1 -------- 

~ SUNDAY SCHOOL SHOWS . 

Obelmiti of tbe eighth ahcl ?ferlhil- “NcI. 7 Camp and y,~plc .1----- ‘ti lNcRf%ASING INTEREST 

do Gallegos of the ueventh Beemed to 

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Main Shre --------------- “~ me Sunday acbool” of the Dnhn 

outclass their. team-mates. Several opera Houe --------------- 4 ~h”~~h h~n ‘bean di~playin$ iome Vctor 

repofied.~ at members @ the eighth grado tiams DOUgla~ School and Capitnl Hill 

of the Comml* 9 both boys and girls, ,Urjll make the 6 grateful development during tbe past 

No, ~ and 2 Iipp]e ---------- 

6 several weeku in @pita of tbe fact that 

esent Kgh nchool playert hustle ta N~, 5 Hill and Upper ~hool _ 

had been oPened 

I this community, in common Witli all 

hOld their ponitione. Your ~mes N~. 4 hill ------------------ 

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S other population centarn, i9 gOifig 

were cfean and fast, Jnnlor H!gh, and upper stire .-. ______i 

hth of March the fees deriv ed 

long, 1 s’ho,ti t~o”gh the throeg of tie um”alSpring 

we liked the spirit YOUahowud In the Ne~ Quatiers . . . ...1 long Z mhdrt epidemi~~ of measles, scarlet fever 

tltta ~aiab Btion going * the 

whole eveninfd entti~ment. cOme Lo;et@ . . . . . . . . . ...-1 short l~ong ~“d ~hoopjn~ eo~h. An enrollment 

tremury ti be emplOyed lah r into the E~h gchool with that name No. ~ ~pple .-.. a____ 

F .pwonen ti gemrnl communi ty 

2 short 1 long of .144 pupils wn~ rmcorded fot Sunspirit 

and you will be right at home. 

~~fit. A crew . Of workmen w% The Hish ~hool W,ll give you a royal 

day, March 5th, 62 of these being *e 

GARDEN = 

k’v at work mak change~ foT oub welcome. The evenin~ w- concluded 

~eded, and that 

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~~ .~,sTR,H”T,~N little folks accommodated at the re% 

titb a basket supper, Mr. T. C.. Hill 

due atution. Each Sunday is uhuwing 

dIaltiw tion Of a~l ~ih ~ being the ~“ctioneer. The proceedi The welfare offme has rateived a an :mcremed attendance, A contribnthe 

bisketi, a ‘fancy cnke and 

quantity of garden seed lrem the gov- tlon of $90 was recently made by the 

nti and r?pem~ the ticketi will enaidm tbe Junior 

ernment -and the name * avatitde for aehool to chariw, half being given W 

not more than a high to more than meet their’ pa~ent 

free distribution b garden- au ]otIg the Armenian Relief f~hd and en~ 

as it laeb The amd Paclmtr- will hdf to the Europeon Relief Ftmd. 

‘s depafim! ‘t on tie new piano. Much of the credit 

the m=kl ng fg dne b ,Mm. Young, ~g~ lW and not be given out to chifdren nnleaq on The Primary department at-the R- 

written rkquent of their parenti. The cue -Station are now being equipped 

w Olivm, whd planned the program 

etmete with pi attent, irOn poa~, and train~ tie pupils for their parti. consignment-received connti of five with a full complement of kindarg= 

that ~ere varietiee of garden vegatibles+ ten furniture, which will he appreeiat- 

The announcement 

id hy the little folks, 

uld be a stite basketball taurna- 

WM officially c tiaicated ~ tbe 

ment for both firli and boys eroused would probably be for bOYUanly. At ‘ M;, and Mrs. O. J. HF.Uand dangh- 

enthuuianm among our studenk ~,e the time Of this tiiting the mattar ie ter, former residen~ of DaWEOII,re 

qu~on of means ntood in the way not definitely eettled. If the girls ~ent]y ~e~rned to their home in. Tuh.confOnnit# 

wi a practlca here~- of ~~nding ~ur teams and when Mr, do not mt to go evmy donation will ~um~~i after a ~hoti widt in Daw~on 

e atiod before tie echool and a~k. be returned. However, tbe boynhave ~~h frie~d~ 

for donations he won had $74 decided te niake the trip, patilY on 

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ed. ,Wlth this s~t he asked for their own expense, and have pledged Tbe byal. Order of Moone were to 

contribution on the ontside and per- ti rniee the balance. They expect tw hold their election of ““officem laat 

sonally secured subncriptionu fo r leave W*d~sday evening and: AN Monday evening. A” chmter memover 

$100 more. Other. men joined hand in written. IenmonnOf all work bership is nOw awaitlW We receiPt 

~ommit~e and it wan found +hat assigned for !rhnrndny and Friday. of the charter which will permit tha 

twice n month mid is glad to reee ive the people of Damon were willing to Agtin we wiuh to thank the people of orwnization of a local lodge of the 

b y. conmtrnctiye eu~estio~ dean~- 

,, “d for tha commnnity’a welfare. 

finance the keammfor the ti,p. Then. Dae~on for the gene~w 

tha news. came that the tournament .Mgh whool at~etics. 

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ANNUAL SPRING OPENING 

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~~~e annukl. ,ap}n~ opening of the 

P. D“. M. compan~- store we.~ held 

Monday at the big store. A most at- 

t.ely.. , Ever 

..Ju {0 beins 

tractive di~play of spring millinev 

eighbor on the El Pasti and as a reservist, arrived in Dawmn this and ladies reudy-to-wear goods OCCU- 

A, two-hour die- South$eutern for a long time. past’ week from the. Old Country and pied tbe entire floor space o! ,tbe 

Ralph O’Brien vi~ited hlu brother expecte to m“ake Dayuon’ hi~ home. mezkanine floor and was exb)blted 

and sister at the University of Colo- His family wilt fullow him later..For. during the day by several oblitint? 

rado last we&, He expeik to enter ni in remembered, in Daw~on by ,.hi@ shlen ladien undsr the dir~ction. of 

1 next September nnd took many $riendn becauue of being one of Mr#. Dewar, mnnager of the dapnrt- 

advantuge of the Colorado basketball the few @urvivors of the 191S exploment; The gtore was beautifully dec-. 

t to KUUp and look thlnm 8i0n.” Hewasworkln~In entryNo. orated throughout in honot” of t% 

19 East in ‘No. 3 mine at the time but, event. The millinery display inc]uded. 

Juxiior High ~chool evening rit tbe instead of rushing to thk main entry both Gaue and Fisk hnte, with many 

Opera -house was successful in every with ,moet of the others to be cnught beautiful Enster creations. The la- 

thig ~ummer, w.y. Qnite n larti audience w= in by the ga~, he remained in his room dies’ suits. thi~ year, do not ghow so 

attendance and everyone sekmed to from which he was tiken In an un- man~ diffe~~t decided Btyleg, but 

enjoy the evening. The program wne conmious condition 18 bouru l~ter. are finer .in quality and more reason- 

Fern; lost two brothem in the nnmc able. A special akfiortm@ntof fawin- 

Encourwement Boy Scout l%ng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

atini d~+ef16efi in taffetas and Cantin 

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FIRE ALARM SIGNALS REVISED 

crepe proved quite popular, Blouses 

Id Mother Hubbard 

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in tricollette, Georgetta and crepeu, 

Sermon -.--.---.--.le.mau Conner Within the past week there has with a much larger ~howing this “year 

Song—’~he Garden by the Sea” been posted in offices and in other than formerly of handmade volles and 

~ uffering =ral cauh prizeB 

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Reading ----------- Mmtice pruet t fire ~]n=mgig”a!s which deaehe chre. 

Song—’’Santa Lucia” ..– . . . . .. . ful nttention and study. The camp 

–--.. -––—.–.Junior Glee Glub hag been divided into twelve districts; 

han~ing tie Ethiopian” for ~h of which a rliatifiguiting 

,-.---.: . . ..--. Bienca B.emamO b]a~ ~]1 be blown, by the fiie 

iolii duet._;-. Estelle 

Mrarruy and ~orence Obelmittu In c- “of fm, notici uhotdd be 

batlet-, were shown, A beautifil 

line of ~port skirts in plaid~ and nearly 

all pleated, n,l~oproved very PoPular, 

In nuitg. tbe na~ blue pradominnte, 

whale-in the mom dressy suiti 

nre fotrnd ~em and tans. NearIi all 

if ‘the new nuits this year are ewbwidwed 

and come are beaded. .~e 

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“fiven to telephone central at tice. JarRw sI1-woI suits am nallkrg u fuw 

nE $16 this ye-. A new wrap for 

dresuing wa~r, pnt~ned alona’ the 

~~dhti-w6r ~ - ,Ati ti*w-*,~ l~.**M-*~ 

wti~rm -++~~-’ 

*,fare committee - basketball games between the ueventh hbird whj$~e and fol]ow thjs alarm by play ns Orie of tbe seaeon’~ featurefi. 

and eighth Wden were played, the blowjn~ tbe .n”mber of the district on :There. was also o,n display a very com- 

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.- 

SOME PRACTICAL DON’7S 

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FOR THE MINER 

,The St. Patricks ,Concefl. and dance 

given pnd~ the auspfces of the Daw. 

.uog. Choral Cluk, promtik ta ‘b@ one 

nf the most enjoyable evenb of. the 

uoauon which should not be missed. 

Tickem maybe “pirehnsed for juti th~ 

cottcert or tbo concert’ and dance 

tiomb;ned. An appetizing lunch will 

be served” during the evening by the 

~adiqu of tire.Easte!n Stat. ~he con. 

: iktt tickek for” downs~irs will bu 

,$l,Jo ~“d for up.stairn 85.. ThOq@ 

~holding concert tick~t stubs ~ny procutk 

dance tickek for 76c per couple 

: at the. e.tati door alter the concert. 

extra ]ady, 25c. Thow not attend. 

ing’ tbe concert may procure “dance 

tkkete for “$1.00 per c.nde after the 

concert, exti~ lady, — $6c. 5 

“‘; rnr. and Mrs. E. R Lati~fie, who 

baig. b,een well knO&n” rqEi~tik of 

Dq~f30n,for a Jpug tifpe, left r=e~ly 

fp?’ Inspiration, W!zoni, where they 

,wilj.‘wake their future” h~pa. 

Trrim&ationa are being made. “for 

‘ ●:PJ atindance at the Concert and 

‘d-o tab. giron st tlsa 0~r8’ Howae 

s41s 4versing’“under the .as~pieea of 

the Damn Oboral Society. Tko 

event ~ud~aerring of the patron%e of 

evaryone wbo betl?vea thateuch av 

organization has a place tb ffll in tht 

life’ if our commupity, and ia dei-ing 

of support. .“ 

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Vermejo .~ga No. 86 will meetio 

special =ion on Batuiday” waning, 

March 1~ far wa?k in tha Fellow. 

Craft de-. .’ 

~un D. FuUer; n rsnchmu litirig 

qear 6@nger, wm bmw8ht to tb. 

Da- ~*1 Iq way * m- 

Caha -tmmm~t. 

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,, 

By Installrnetits. 

You .an buy Abnm.t .nJthim= “n the immtallrnentplati-a home and 

furaiture. a .chool course, a ●at of book, or a musical instrument. 

Do YOU kn~w thatyou cap buy a $1,000 bmnk accouut in tho mama 

Wmy? 

in buying $1,000 or any other sum by means of a bank m..nunt th. 

imetnllment privileue will not cm.t you a cent extrm. . 

Inbuyiug other things ym” may net foal thnt you awfi them until 

you have paid in full, but the monay in your accnunt with us at 

any time i. AL+ YOUR OWN. 

ANM atnount down, and as much per 

week, or Inanth aa Mou choose-isn’t 

,. that an eas~ wag to acquire $l~? 

We desire t=~ our sincere 

atituda und debt” of thank ti the 

embers of theK.of. P. ,lodge, tu tbe 

mher, whool.matea and frietsti af 

w beloved little son, mhone kindly 

mpathy attended us during our ~ 

nt bmaavement. 

Mr. and MrB. A. E, ENC;LISlf, 

And- Family.” . 

WrJba n~w—~ woqa 764. 

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FES& CMti& 

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., Per Caae of 12.i)e*. .:..--__ -:;---.; ._.-.. ___ 

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‘ A Bi@ 

MAY BE, PURC~SED 

ToNc md”~rifier” 

AT W:RETPA, ~0.,1 

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ker P- 

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SIGNS OF SPRING 

he cement tnnn:s courti are nOw 

roqucnt usc arid givinz opportunfor 

recreation and hPa!Jhy exerto 

a large company of racquet 

ders. Severa,l fceo-for-all tenniu 

,naments among 10CU1players me 

temulnted for the summer and fall 

II 

m th~~ Players will be .dividcd into 

th. cc or four classes and elimination 

co tests held between th’e memberfi 

of ach class. It is hoped that general 

ifi rest in tennis mny be reviv~~ in 

ne ghboring ‘Imalities and that compe 

itive tournaments in -nnis. as w~l 

M in golf, may be revived with & 

, to , Trinidad un[l other outside play- 

DON’T abuse a mule with a hprag. 

Push on the ctir and hwlp,, him; he is 

helpin~ you. 

DON’T puns by n misplaced tie or 

t,otk in the #noin hrnllway. .It. WW1 

atop tile motor’ nnd delay your turn 

on cars. .Push the obstruction &side. 

DON’T p~s u rock hanging’ from 

thq root without notifying the mime 

bous: i]~]n,odiatly.. tiactice “safety 

fi~sl” .UI-WJIYS. ., 

DON”l’ cut a t~~in two in order tu 

lay a rail; cut under the tie BOthat 

it nlav be used auain. 

DO”N’T put th~small ‘;rid of Htimber 

up; put Lh?big end up. 

DON’T lay trrnckso .CIOSCh ‘u rib 

, that n cnr will’ not pn?.e. , 

DON’T cut,U,am bar tori deep; it 

will ‘eventufAly woiken tind slip. 

DON’T. leave nlacKtnc cuttin~s iq 

your place; it may cause you,.anrl other.i 

trotvhle. 

~OW,T cut off your shooting wjr,e~ 

in tirder to get thcm out of your way; 

,phll them pvt frotn under, the coal, 

roil them VP end hang th~ .!h. a post; 

‘”;’, DON~ “tibum your boss: ,, ‘wIien ,hs 

,i~ ~ivil~g.’yoq a,d~ick for YOUr OWII 

. .. #oOd.” ‘“ ‘: --”’.” 

O.baervanc&of tie” above dtits till 

~ mike for,’ mi~i’ efficiency ,.and wfll 

bring the sat~aetio~ ‘pf “~av!ng done 

....,.,.a.da~~wor$ fe~ ~ d~ytq ‘~~y,, :. ; :: 

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THIS EVENING’S” CONCERT 

the habit of the children in usiw 

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- It cement conrta for a skating ,ri~ 

THE GOOD OLD U. S. A. 

,play~o~nd must be discontinued. 

s have been torn down and Bevefi 

Safe~ First Oepatient. i“”—’”; An Iklinn miner, who formerly a ‘instances of dums.ge report%d 

~‘ ,. resided in Dawaon for n number of ~ ch can only be eliminated by thi 

! yenrs nnd who recently returned from U of the courts on’lyi for the put, 

Severity of accidents due to iDfeC- Itha old CO”ntiy, s.sye that DawBorI P e intanded. 

)n is atartfing, One would think ~l~k~ ]ike hom~ to him. Ha repre~ente 

nt the orkinnl accidmnt would con- , conditio~s as deplorable in hia form. 

tute sufficient yarning to in$ure home district and with ,Iittle hope r 

at precautbns against an i~creaae improvement for years- b come, 

the danger Iby inf$ctiou he taken. r the laborer, there i~ little, if any, )awson” Hotel 

) 

inor tnjuries neglected produce ,rk, while prices for the common 

>~t of the infections. gevere in. 

John Hixenbaugh, Mgr. 

te~ities of life are almost prohibi. ! ,, 

ries seldom becqe infected, be- e, Having a fair iupply of Ameri. ,.,.~ ‘., 

use the ucrioua]leas of the accident n money, ho and his fumily did not 

wands treatment by n physician. 

., 

ffer,’ as the Italian lira, norms’lly 

ke minor injuries, which are ne- )rth about .20 cent?, is now worth 

:cted, give t~g worst infections and !ents in American money. On? Am- hm~rieanPlan” 

~ lqug~st disability, It“1s” estimak can dollar was worth, 25 Iirns; I:but 

that, more .tim& is lost and-we tM~; tili ‘Of-ih0eJc05tiig”:260 Iiras ,, - 

ill, u@wed \bepause‘of ,the’ infec, d all- living cosw in ‘proportion, it 

,“ 

)n than from original aicidenk,. LEa myatcry to bim how”puople liv- Electric Lights-Steam 

In y~rs past it-was the usua,l cuw His fare, from ‘Italy home cost 

m among men worklpg.in the nrines, 

.Heat 

n 7,OOO”Iira.~‘ Just’ what obstacles 

]en they r-ei,ved n tintir. injury, rn’nOwtrestrictiunfi on immigration Single ‘weals 75c .’ 

ch aS a“cut.or :ljgh~ fle6h WOUnd,tO 11 presotit ti “thd”.kin~ing hack of 

ici”Q pi~ci of ~obAM,oop”tbg. youud i.:&tiily ““W Aqeri+t~ [s now. ,WS .M.~TES.S2.M.Wr day 

d -bind”it ‘up ‘wiW’thi-first “~+cp of uateut coneem”’ - , 

]terial which happened. “to be at 

., 

rid,” suctJ as a dirty band,kgrchief, 

,. 

c. Th@ numbe~ of itiections w)rich 

tqlted from tKIs prpcti?e in alarm. 

~. First aid work $saches the prOpmethods 

of tihing ti~re of slight 

juries. Those who have been in the 

bit of treating injuries in tbip m,anr 

‘should atmlld the firut.aid CIBW 

,’.’ THEDAiSQ 

.$, A. M,VANDYI 

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CARD O.F THANKS ; 

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.Twim*-~ay Auto 

Awm LMTM’ tim;p @ V.& M. 

,. WEU EQUIPPSD I 

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KS0NL% 

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tip ‘w“at the

kAILROAD =ALs HERE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION 

ORGANIZES 

A patty of officialn of the El Patio 

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ctione~andIceCreamParlor &W.thwestinrsilroad arrived from Qrriti a number of local baeebnll 

., 

El PaXO on Tuegday evening of this enthus[~k met last Monday evaninr 

1 

parties. 

rnh fancy rnold~ in Brick Ice Cream for \paat Weekin two priwati mm i~d left 

the following day afhr a brief visit 

b pdect an .~llim.etio” for the 

coming Beaeon. Mr. H. T. Bird waq 

I 

ce Cream sold at our fountain. 

Knight. Proprietor 

iof innpecti.n tithe” compang’a p,operi eiected manager and Mr. M,tz Koa-. 

Itylnthi~ v Ic]nlty. ~ ~ Thonr Included in lint? cafatiln. Dawamt should encour. 

1the party were: A. f2. Sweetg vicx. age and support a firgbclem” baueball 

,,reai,nt and general me.nagar; L cIub ,thk year, now tbnt the national 

omls, ~iatant general manaEer; sport ham‘got back on ita feet orncc 

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YOUR 

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,CH+DREN? 

~~ 8. Beeth, auperlntendent, eastern mote, end it is none too early to place 

divinion; Eugene Gordan, ~nmter me. 1tie or~~isation” of a team Under 

TELffPHONE +0 SERVE 

chnnii; F. L. Hunter,. purchasing headway. While the commur;ty has 

ALL SECTIONS 

,- 8gent; !H. E. $tansbury, teaident wn. lost Beveral good players from var. 

The placing of the new ~ephone Igineer; Thou. Pixton, euperintident iouu cau.rea,there we alwnye others to 

bo?rd in commimion this past week of motor power; M. O. wobee, nuper. take their places and a little p~ and 

1. ~ 

ha, enabled manager Bli.k to pror,eed ~ntendent of tdegrapk energy expended duri~ the next few 

! 

HARVEY. SPRI GER, Sa;r. 

i“”” I QVCOJM L 

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II 

tiFi~E HO 1RS: “’ 

8 A. M. m 12. ‘M. , 

., 

t P, M. b 5.3 ?. m. 

7P. M. tO a. P.M. 

El ~ —1 

with tha installation of ~ ]arge ~“m. ~ weeks till produce them, 

ber Of new home 

Etom-Frida7, Metcb Ilth, to Mr. 

phone8 in ~atio”a 

and Mm. Jack Fragale, ”a girl. BERNARD DVRNING TO; “: . . 

part,r of Dawmn where no pI1one Her. 

vice haa ‘heretofore axi~ed. Campm 

RE~N IN DRAMA 

George A, ~tnrk made a &iP to 

Nor. 4, 5, 7 and Capihn Hill are be- OF LOVE-AND HATE 

Nlnidad this pest week to investigate p 

ing accummpbtid at the prraent machinery for u new steam laundry 

OWlar S~r Pl=ro in New Sol-t F,.. 

ku~, ‘“s&. mfv*m#ww” 

time and Camp No. 1 and Imretk will which i% cantemplatcd for D$wnon. 

be quite wdIl reptese”ted On the new 

—, 

Followin~ his mppenrance here in 

system as sOgn as an additional COn_ 

~,: 

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[“1” 

Suiti made order, 

Hati cleaned” an blocked 

,. 

~ Cleaning of a 1 kinds’ 

““. ;i. tiundry A4ency” 

“E.A. STARK, ~oprietor 

Dorothy, the little daughter of Pro- “When Bearcat Went Dry” and ‘*The 

Bignment Of out~ide cab]e cati be ~e. fessor and Mm C, H. Dye, a~~ide~L Gift Supreme,” Bernmd Durning, the 

ceived b relieve the congestion c~n% al]Y fell ‘off the doot.akp Monday e~r, promi~- M reveal an unusu~l 

ed by m mtich ou,tside construction. morning, bre~king her arm ju~t,a~ove phase of ,hi.r acting ability in “Seeds 

of Vengeqncd,” a new Seleet Picture, 

The nrrivni of this new cdle Mil the ~i~t- 

.. 

which will be uhown at the Dawson 

also permit the relieving of many 

I A committee representing the high 

party lines wbithi eventually, will “ot 

theatre for two days brginning 

mhool annual staff motoredto m~n Monday. 

nttbmmodate more than three phone~ Saturday afternoon to complete ~r. This picture was made from th6 

to each line. ‘the present list of 200 rangementg for tbe publication nf the popular novel, %e Sowing of Alder. 

exchange users will be increanad to 

Iannual pubhshed by the Senior class, son Crcerr; fitten by Mn~arei Prea. 

860 or more av rapidiy amthe work of 

cott Montague, and in, the cant nuP- 

in#t81]ation can be accomniighed. The 

.. 

pottin~ Mr. Durning are included the 

uniting ef a,ll nectiernnof tie camp by 1of the we,vk from a week’n absence 

names of ueveral well known mreen 

telephone will prove n greatir a~net rimiting his brother at the University 

players,” notable amnng w~l~ are 

for the accom”lodation of the resi. of COIOt.rdoat Boulder, during which 

Pauline SMrk, who hax been ,fkatured 

dents of this community than in per. time”he witnemed the CoIorado State 

in ‘many playn; Gloria Hope, also a 

hups now realized. In caee of fire or Basketball tournament. -” 

of the urgent need of a doctor’~ ser. 

—— ““ we]I known mreen player, and Eu. 

Poke Smith of BrUliant,oneof CfJ]- Wne. Benaerer. Other playem are 

vices, the ,tekphonewiil prove indiu- ~aX 

COUnty’sold time r~ide”ts well Charlea, E+~er, Jack, Curtis,.. Evtiyn 

pensible. Much “conaarvatipnof,time ~ 

own In Daweon, ‘wex a visitur in ~elhie, George Hemandez, Jack LTV. 

iu “also effected through the tele: 

town the lbxt of the week. 

ering and two boyn, Burwell Hamrick 

phone’s uuei : Dawmn may not yet 

and Genrke Stone. 

po6&eti all of the modern convenience. The contract for tbe grading arid 

The story is 6aid to be laid in tha 

es of a city, but mme very gratlf ying, nurfacing of 1S?4 miles of the Daw- 

mounti]ns of West Virginia. It is dertrides 

are being made im that direc. aen-Satnfi hirbway wu to h~ve been 

eeribcd as a powerful production, 

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throwing to the fotvgropnd all thp 

animalism and primitive instinct of 

LbBsERVE CAR% IN 

Mr. and “Mm. A. M. Diver, parents the West Virginia mountain% .rhaded 

PLANTING TREES 

, of Dr. F. C. Wlver, whd havO been with th? ieUgioug fervor for. which 

visitoru in Dawson since the middle of the mountaineers are known. 

Experience in tiee culture in Daw: 

December, ekpact ti leave the ktat of 

mn and neighboring campu haa shown AN INTERSSTING COMPARISON 

+this week for their home in KalaIwa. 

that a kvrge percentage of trees pkmk : 

The P, D. M. company has recently 

zoo, Mich., where Mr. Diver is em. 

ed fail tu survivs tbe first year be. 

compiled the follp.wing llst of com- 

ployed by the MichIgah Centrrd rnfl. 

cause of unurientillc handling. Rev. toad, 

parative prices for groceries and 

,,- 

eral hundred hardy nhade trees will 

meatn. “The fitat column of figures 

be distributed duriw tie latter part A@ the climax to a cran. came . S;t- giveg the. price ptevaihng in April, 

of this month to those whe will place arday night, s negro named Chas. 1,~0 of laot year and the sicind col- 

theit order with the welfare depah Richey was ~bot ti~ngh the bip by umn tha price prevailing on Mnrch 

ment and wiN gunrantee to piant the anothar negro nam~d Ed Rippey whO 10thof W15 year: 

tre@a properly and Cive them ad- ig now ]an~i~M”g in tbe ~oun~ jai] Article April, 1920 Mar. 1921 

equate care. K, the soil in adobe or 

nhale undHr the nurface, the iarger 

cxcavqtion made fur the tree, the beb 

““der a $2,00(J bond ~waitin~-a hmr. 

ing before the grand jn~ urider tha 

eh~~e of as~ti]t ~th inhnt to ~“r. 

Pohtoe.v, per iwt -‘ $6.20 

Baeen (medium) . .62$ 

Beef. (round EM) .96 

$2.00 

.8$ 

.2s 

ter asanrance of the tree-n aurviv;ng. der. The i“j”red man ia n~w at the Rump Wnnt . . . . . .25 .20 

Refill with ~urfaee soil only mixing I)aw~o” bo~pi~l wh~e tie i~ ●xmct. T-bone ;--------- .86 .2s 

the rnplaced earth with a moderata ed b recover: - 

$irloin . . . . . . . . . . .s5 .26 

amount of fa~llizet. , Cut off all but 

two or threk mitrbag or branches, .as A min.ble ~f~ the picture of the 

Chuck Stank . ---- 

Csbb&e . . . . . . . 

.26 

.10 

.20 

.06 

the supetfluoua twige on tie rupling late Dr. James Douglas, in whose bon. ~ (Per C.SC) . . 

drawo strength from the room where] or our new building waa named, wm ESSU (per doz. ) .< 

vitality is moat needed. Ob~ervance’ reeently preoen~d by his eetite. Dr. Sugar (per CWL).. 

of these timple precnutionn nbould in. Dougla8 was the founder of the Sugar (per lb. ) . 

sure tbe life af at Ieaet 90 per. cent PhelpkDodge corporatioti and wan ita Coffee (-) .- 

of the shade tteen to be pian~ in president until himdeath a few yearm Off* (JMB) --- 

Dawson this nprintr, as tho name are wo. Not. only was he a great build- Table Salt . . . . . . . 

16.00 10.60 

.50 .26 

i3.66 9.50 

.182-$ .09 % 

.32 % .26 

.75 .86 

.0s .06 

of the cottonleua cottonwood variety (er but be was widely known in Eng. 

and exceptionally hardy and well land knd Bcotland an well w tbe UniL 

Flour 

m) 

(DM) (Per 

-------- 7.10 6.40 

‘ he aat.mobile par ies were be] 

and “rellevad of t eit va]uablc 

~hmst the j“nctio” of th Van ~o”tc 

adapted to Wis locality .- 

Ied Bbteu as a grmt otudent and 8cien- ,S20tU, (DM) (pet 

Itist. Hiu great work as a philsntbro. 48 lbc..) -- . . . . . 

Sims have been pasted near tbe ‘ plst in a, quiet, un=numing mannet, Lard (5s) .: . . . . . 

3.76 

1.90 

2.75 

1.25 

td with the min blE way last SrI reservtiirn of the town water depnrt- endeared him ~tba bemty of thou. Lard (1OB} ------ 3.66 2.45 ‘ 

tiny, highk The Ion hold-up mu 

exs caught m Knw hou u later in R} 

vnenb offering a reward of ten dollnrn 

for lyformatiorr leading f.a tbe 

uands. His memory ~bould always be 

fresh in the minds of the pupiln of the 

But*r 

Bmne 

(creamery) 

(per lb.) :. 

.76 

.10 

.60 

.Ov% 

$ and gave bin n e m Fran arrest and conviction of anyone Douglas flch~] and bie idea]m and 

o)sh, hailing from awsofi. W 

arecertein he meant D wsofi, Alaska. 

found lolterin~ in tk 

remer’voirs. 

vicinity of these dEeds an i“spiratio” fa ev~one wba l~:ngj~; ri;;~” 

Oranges (per box) 

:~~% 

8.00 

:~ 

6.75 

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T 

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/,. Ic”mea‘n ‘iew “f ‘i’ ‘ic&A 

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:’ This. is a, distinctly new 

‘J;~~, stylish assortment at 

,., 

SaturdayMeat Special1 Dry.,Goods 

Beef Roasts __17~c lb. 

Pork Roasts ._-.25c lb. 

Frkh Spare Ribk 20c lb. 

Link Pork Sausage 

_----= i-=-20clb. 

Puritan “Hams“X.35Clb. 

Puritan Bacon --4%c lb. 

Rex Bacon (whole 

or half side) .i_23c lb. 

10 ltes. Rex Lard _.$2.00 

5 lbs. Rex Lard --$1.10 

2 lbs. ~X Lard .-. .45 

4 lbs.~ottolene-. .80 

2 lbs. Cottolene_. “.40 

Corned Beef -----12%c 

ORDER YOUR SPECIALS FOR EASTER”EAR- 

LY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT 

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We have a complete 

new line of plain and fig- 

ured voiles. Come in e“ar- 

ly and select yours. While 

they’ last 

35C to $1.85 

~Furniture Dept. 

,,, ., All+otton Mattresses: Lagt yem’s prices 

were $12.00,$15.00 and $20.00, now ~ 

$7.50,$10.00 and $15.00”, 

., :~A~-WWl Serge suits Trimmed with Embpoid. 

ery an i beads, of good styles and. cuts, 

‘from - _.-._ .__--. -__._ -____ i._$_20i-_$.2o.oo to $75.00 

~;b~~wm~l Jc 

Sanitary Couches, completi,, with. 18-lb.” 

puff, reduced from $22.00 to $18.00 

Kitchen Cabinet Table~, $20.00 values, now 

rsey Sport Suits -_.-_ --~-. ~._$15-005.00 and up ~ aff etas, canton Crepes, Navie~, 

Phe:=a nts, grays, tans and browns, dain- ~ “’ 

,’ ~ ‘ty and dressy . ..---___ ._.__ .__-__ ----i$00.00 to $40.00 

s:! C6me n early and get that Easter Hat. We have them 

~ $15.00. ‘ 

‘ KITCHEN CABINETS 

FORMERLY NOW 

W7.50. .,, ‘“ ““’ $60.00’ ‘.” 

:, $55.00 “ 

ALL ALUMINUM WA~E. REDUCED 20 PER CENT 

Uawe Y?UTpiotum. to be fmmd~ daya’ time ,Wuimd 

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GET A BIG BEN ALARM CLOCK AND YO~ WILL NEVER ●BE LATE. SEE OUR NEW 

‘~~CKET, iIZE FLASH LIGHTS, FIBRE COVERED AND NICKEL PLATED, $1.85 and $2.25. ~. 

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%1 P*nter of f;prinEmrwea a vi. 

Middle of Ihsl 

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DAtisoN. NE% HEx. ~ .’. , 

,.’tSW tieyer, tter ographar for tit 

maha$er’h office, w= a vie new this Past week Of the Budden will put into effect the daylight =v- 

CHURCH DIRECTORY. 

ti Trlntiad tbe laut of the waekl death in California of her mother, ing p]An. The work dhy wlt.f #tart 

P — Mh. R; Black, n former wall known one hour earlier. Watchen ~ and D-w-o. Ckmwhd. . S. Ruae~it, 

Olbva ffamm~ hiw takan tie posi- resident 0*.Daw~oF.. 

clocks should be set ahead one hour mini~er. Bibla Schovl, 10.30 a. ~. 

on d @WIal c1mk. fot the wwre. 

on next Sunday evening in order b Mm, YounE, S“Pt. : ~m~ ~n~4n 

E. W. ,Ka~er, vice preside~t of the 

conform to the new time. Imeet at Eaaeua stiuott, Mb Mc- 

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●celt to Ma h!bme In New YO* 

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a director of the Bank of Dawson, ‘rhe Continental Oil conipany now 

was a bpslnens tis:~r in Dawson this has under ~Ong~ctiOn ~e~t Of the d- 

pat week for a couple O* claw. pot a 20x30 warehouse which will 

CFeaW in charge, higher urades mwt 

at church. flvening aemice, 7.80 

~. rnA,,*:~:~e:tlce ‘riday’ 7“30 p“ 

MisA $hirldy Mutbr, reprBwntative 

or the New York Mdtual Lifa In- gmIlon ga~lina tati and a 16,0M c~tbollc ~h.rch-sun~nys”~ Maaeaa 

nt 8.S0 a, m. for Engkah-mting. 

.jn lts hmtir Y: ~t tho r~~lal 

tank for o~l will alno be erected near ~o.30 ~ * *or smvi~=~ 

nurantie &ompAny, wes a v!nlbr in ~h~ ~nrehou8e. 

on )wt Wedne Idfiy evening, a?v Dawson thin pant weak for a couple I 

p].. ~V,;illK, 7 o’cl~ck. =%:;’ “- 

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service~: Masueu re initimtmdinb the ‘ank ‘i of d~~~ with her Sister. 

at 6.S0 nti 7 a. m. 

I ,F~ank Mullen he,s received n, com- Ju”ivr ehOi ~eheargals “Wednesdays 

hian ~dieu 8F( 

mtsslon from Judge T. D. Leib of the at 4 p. m, hifat Fridny of themofitb ., 

rneking planu for. the organiza MI*s.David Thompmn left Monday, 

district .iourt au a member of the n- 1devotion: COmmunion. ~.80. mm~s 

~f tb4 Fythian Sister~, an. au%il. Ifirch Tth. for Nebraskn, “fqr a visit 

jury commi~sion, which was to meet! at ~ and 8 ‘. ‘. 

wit’] he! SiSt@r:”Mr. ~OmPsOn! f~fi+ I wed”e~day of this week to compi]e a I ‘ . 

‘ SANITARY AND 

A M.e07r. M. 

htip, kp * ta9 P.M. 

Mm., J. W,, tifeen of Roy, N. M. Mrs. ~arlea McLennofi enterhin. The now heavy auto muck for hatilrecently 

arrived in Dawmn and is ed a company of gueutn at a party ing work wau r~eived tldn paak waOk 

now a patient at the Dawson hospi~l, IRive” last Friday afternoon, and is now hein~ ouerated bY CltSrla~ 

ent, is now located at Jerome, Ariz. 

‘Dr. ‘~ ‘G. Diver i@tutned home { 

dad. IJe wus accompanied by Mrs. ~ 

Diver, who has been a visitor in Trin- 

candidate. into the order. The work i cOl~n cut 0? the new hnilding. ! 

P-~-DATE ~~y~e~o~ ~w;~;~~t:ed bY the en: 1 Iobseme Maanday-Thumday at the 

Paatries of All Kinds 

Enrique Mares, a former repre- Ilodge tiom on next ‘rhursday @vensentative 

in the stite ie~nlature from ] ing, March 24th—the Thursday pre-( Fresh Baked Every DaY’ 

to Wtii” ~il~ week M; MAWS wiil bent ~ Raton, SPringer, CimaWn [ Cand{e~TOb~Oft 

continue to make Dawmn his head- and other county members of the 

quar~s for his ;nsuran@e and picture Stab Consistory to be prnsent on tblo 

fram~ business. 

Ioccnsion. 

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MONDAY, MARCH 21— 

TUESDAY, MARCH = 

, ,Program ~ 

“SEEDS OF VENGEANCE” 

FEATURING BERNARD DURNING 

A tbdlling tde ‘of tb. C.mberlnad moun-kt. in wbiih a boy who 

-w up with murder in bic heart fimsllydecid.d tbt the.s11of le~ 

b. gwmt tin 

the&lo of D-that 

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Bernad Durnina ia splendidly-mt im 

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Also Stith Ep,isode of “The Brtied Fo@ 

ADMISSION 22 cb.i War Tax 3 cti. 

WEDNESDAY, MARCH * 

‘DEEP WATERS” .- 

Also, “The Gump&’’-Andg on tti Bmh 

ADMISSION 22 cts.; War T= 3 t.. 

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BOXING CONTEST’- ~ ““ 

~etw-rnn‘< YCLONE” STOOPS af D-vwn, N. M. 

And “YOUN~’ _Oti of Stimger, N, M. 

Uo Two GmD PRELIMINARIES 

ADMISSION: Gllery $1.10; F@rqw.t $1.6S; Rimg Side, $2.7S 

:FRiDAY, fdARCH 2& 

SATURDAY, MARCH % ‘ 

tiBLACKMAIV 

F’EATURING YIOti DAUA -- 

- pictura ~titq the ●tow of a girt e-k Wh =ham. fa cum’ 

richu tbmugh bhctii is cnm~bed h the motof CUpid. Vkh 

km in b MI., of & tid”crook giwm ● pleuing ~rforma.. uad 

WynX SMndillm●$f*A yleuiu= s~p~rt in tk ~i~ *lerolm. 

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~ ‘!Red Cress Educational Ptiture$’ 

SUNDAY, MfiCii Z7— 

,., . “ALL DOLLED UP” 

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,. FEATURING uYS WALTON 

ADMISSION 22 SW.; Wsr Tax 3 CU. 

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Ah “internatw& N~ws” 

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COMING NEXT WEEK— ., 

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ADMISSION22 W.; .WW Tu 3 cb. 

.EUCENE .OBRIEN in ,. 

“‘ ‘iWORLDS APART” .. 

. . WUIAM S. HART i. 

“’THE CRADLE QF COU~AGE” 

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“DEEP WATERY’ 

~. “4LL DOLLED ‘p 

DO*B Lo e Ln,t Forever t Three 

A Rhymed R..iow 

By RuwI1 Hfflman 

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~ge. of Emotion 

You’d like to breathe the ualty air 

Of s~~~7New Englan,d’s stormy 

Psych Iogiatu say that the emoti~n 

Of ove has three periods in 

And tn~in~, with “the plain folk~ ~dMchi ‘ffwt’s ‘out ‘mnO”nc- 

A deep-sea diver as your host? First, n order comes the imma- 

~heli see ,,Deep Waters’?, a rO- ture fot 

of the -otion, genermance 

Of ~tn~t hear~ and horny 

nlfy call d “PUPPY love”. Its @ffeet 

‘is ore potent upon boys and 

A pretty girl’with ayes that dance, girh an usually lnnti until one or 

And k;;: adventure, on the the ~the of the principal develops 

A, story pictured b Tourneur ‘r@ckles” 

With all his well-Enown artistry, The s, cond utage frequently r~ 

Just come and feel the poignant nulta seI udy,. at the al~r and ~ 

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&HOOL BOARD “ HOLY WEEK SERVICEs’ CHORAL CLUB GIVES 

~EW GAMBLING 

E ESTABLISHES REGULA IIONS 

AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT 

LAW HAS TEETH 

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The Dawson Board of Ed lcation Maundy’ Thursday: Mass and Pro- ‘1 

The hew stata gambling law pnssgd 

Thi Dawson Oivic Choral club 

Etin special ne5niunWednes day to ce~sion at 8 0’clock. Adoration at I 

}Y the recent s~te legislature, and 

endered its fimt fbrmal concert on 

mmider nteps for the better control Repository throu~hout the day. At 

gffectjve within 90 dnys, adds new 

ast Thur8rlay evening, St. Patrick’s 

emst.agiousdiseaseu now pr Ovalent 7.3o P. m. payer and nermoa On,the 

teeth to the existing etatute gov.rm- 

!ve, at the Opera. House. A. small, 

tbe tamp. ,! Holy Eucharist in English. 

ing 8uch rnattets and is as draetic w- 

but verv appreciative, audience of 

F Owing to the pr~valevceof zOntag- Good Friday: MaRn of the Pre- 

)awsoII’s mugic loveru meeted this 

:ould be deuired by those moat bitter-, 

w dimaaes among school c’)ildr~n, sanctified and adoration of the Crow 

IIItied music=l effort which wiU be 

Iy 8ppoaed to gnmbling in any form. 

~ Bontd deems it advisable to en. at 8 o’clock. At ~.ao P. m. s,=mon he fjrst of a Seriekof concerti to 

Th!s anti-gambling act conhinn ’13 

k the cloue cooperation of the En. On the Pak~:nn in Spanish. 

section%wbich augurs dire reeuitn 

je given later throughout the year. 

tintundent of ?chools, teach ers nnd Holy Saturday: Blessing of Holy 

for those found gambling after the 

in opening and clohing double num- 

~nti in their control, W th thi~ Wster, of Paschal Candid at 7 a. m. 

act becomen ‘effective. Sectionn 5 to’ 

)er by the chorus of 80 voices was 

IdIn view, the following re~j Iations HOIY Mass at 8 ,0’c!ock. Confe#siOn 

13 provide specific p~ovisiona for the 

supplemented by n trio pre~ented by 

W6been adopted by the Board mnd heard throp~hOu~ the day till 9 P. m. three little Mrla, Margaret Meikle, 

puni~hment of violators of the act. 

iHbe enfomed: East#r: At 8.30 Solemn HW 

The gist of, the. law’s first four see- I 

?leanor Bird and Mabel”Franklin; vo- 

.;. L Daily examination of ea,:h ~ipi] Ma*s in English. At 10.30 ~le,mn 

tions ie an follows: ‘, 

;s1 solos by Mrs. H. T. Bird, Mm. W. 

the uchool room by the teauher Will figh Mass in Spnnish. 

Section 1. It nhall hereaftm be 

?. Murray and Mrl W. T. Bird; a 

]:tequired. A definite time Rhallbe Mu~ic~l P~g*am for the g.30 M=s~ 

unlawful to play at, run or operate 

lumber from ‘the Women’s cherun 

httad each day by the tea~her for Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctuu and 

any grime or games of chance such as 

ind a number from the male quartet 

is purpose. ‘ Agnu~, Mas~ in F by Theodor Von La 

poker, crapa, etc., or ~ny other game 

which received a double encore. To 

1,2. Teachers will be require d to re. Hache. 

or games of chance played with dice, 

;he untiring effort? of the chorus di- 

~rtdaily to the principal all :hrldren SoloioW: Misse~ W. Teeple, E. 

cards, punch boards, slot mach,nes or 

;ector, Mrs. H. T. Bird, the succegs 

rnrentlynot bell; the ptinc ip~l will Lynch, A. Devlin, Mr. R. Robe fisOn, 

anY griming device by whateoaver 

>f the concert is iargely attribttbble. 

tport all such canenb. tbe 5upetin- Belisle, M. Ulschmidt. 

name known, for money or anything 

In recognition of the effort being 

.ndeti and-b the school nnrm. . Offertory, Millard’s Ave Maria, 

of value, in the Stiti of,New Mexico. 

‘nade ti build up n choral. society in” 

S. Each teaclier will be mpplied Miss -W. Teepl~. 

Sec. 2. Any pemon who is the 

Dawuon, and a~ an encouragement to 

lit h a thermometer and wii be re. ReceBS!Onal: ReRina Caeli, Alleluia, 

owner or P088e8MOrof, any zame men- 

further effort along the Bame line, 

~~itad ta tike the tempera ture of choir. SoJoints:. Junior Chdir. Ortioned 

in Section 1, or any person en- 

Manager Erennirn announcvd b the 

iY child who appeari not ~rgll. If ganlet: Mrs. Tmesa Belisle. 

gaged in operating any.such .~ame, or 

director of the chorus during tha pro. 

BYchild has a temperature M.si=l Program for 10.30 Ma. 

knowirtgly ~up$lyinn any such Eame 

paws intennimion that all upera 

. sgreee, the child shall be Kwi~’’Ma~s in “c” Ch@rl@~GOunOd 

with cards or dice omother device, or 

house expense incurred ddng the 

fib in,tructionu to .* n GIofia-Mas~ in “C’’-Cbarle’ Gounod 

who is. in actual posgenuion and con- 

evening woukf be donated tu the good 

d not to return to school until a ~C?edo-----------, --M. L. Nemmer~ 

trvl us owner, lesnee or otherwiue of 

Df the Caune. 

k tten release Elip ban beeti secured sauctus and Amu9--Charl@@ ~unod Under the splendid encouragement 

the premiuea upon which ang such 

mm the physician, Offextory—Retinn Gneli, Alleluia 

y ,, ~~ ~lflc,pa, *~fl--fi-- $0 fur -received, ,it,i: qo.w..flauned. W 

game js run or operated, etc., hall 

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USE OF ANTITOXIN 

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IN DIPHTHERIA 

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The recurrence of several cases of 

diphtheria in this comniunity ,rece”t. 

lY crdls pointed attention to the fol. 

,Iriwing facts reuardin~ the “~en of 

antituxln in combating the disease+ 

If administered within the firgt 

,twenty-f our hour.q after the diza~se 

beconles [,,ctivc, medical ac~ence htis 

demons?rjltod, without question, thnt 

the administering of nntitoxin will 

check any d:ingerous results frrJm the 

disease, .4ntitoxin containa the “at. 

ural antidote~ for the poi~on created 

hy the diphtheri~ gcym~ and ia “aed 

b cure as well us prevent thc,disease. 

It is not a poison in any dose and 

there is no MUVAthing as an qverdo~e. 

It acts MSa stimulant instead of as a 

deproasant upon the heart action. 

Small doses are of little vtilue, whil~ 

repeated do.qc~ in var$ng quantities 

tire imperatively demanded .in severe 

ceaes. Antltoxln not only hno no in. 

jwious effects, but can be used wheti 

the patient is quite ill to immunize 

them from potiuihle attick, Patients 

ill with ~carlet fever ire ‘partifiularly 

susceptible to diphtheria and anti. 

tdain is frequently employed to pro. 

tect tham from the latter disease. 

In order to derive the .~eatest POS 

,aibla advantage from antitoxin, it 

should be given at the earlieqt pen. 

sible “moment in the course of the dia. 

eaue,’ dven before the membrane hm 

commeio~d; to’ form. Antitoxin will 

prevent the formation of the mem. 

b~ane if given. within the f imt 24 

hours.: 

Unfortunately, the physician, us a 

rule’; h not ‘called. until there is a cer. 

tai~ 8?I10Unt‘of rnembrang in the 

t%roat rind:much valuable time is loe.t, 

Since’ tlib di~covery of antitoxin in 

1894, “tli# death rntg ~rom diphtheria 

has btiii reduced, according to mortality 

statistics, fro,+ F& per cent to 

16 pii i“erit. Whero tird antitpfin is 

adminifitered M,thln the first hen~. 

four htium, death’, from the dibaase 

has been reduced pracilcally to “oth. 

ing. Keep thene ficta in rnkid. 

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OPEN SEASON ON CHICKENS 

The near ?pproach of the planting 

saaaon fo; gardens and lawns bri~g~ 

the se~onil question of thp ch;cken 

nuinance. The peace’ and dignity of 

,the .comrny:ity requiri~ that every 

chicken >in camp must be ,penned UP 

and kept there. Failure to observe 

this regulation will l?od toSQIUO 

reoul~for the of~endiig chicken, 

Formal notice in hereby ~iven thut 

the sea$on is now open on all ~tia7 

chickens and that an~ utepu.-kan to 

abate the nuiEmc@ by wringin= a few 

neclm will 

justified. 

‘be mwafly ,and Iegallj 

LIVE” WIRE NEWS ITEM 

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He; *’Did you hear about th, bakel 

at th big otire beiug el.uctiiiutid 

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Underworld District ChOaeO*OLoGalti 

of Photoplay “Th+ Cr-dle. 

‘-f Courage” 

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The unfor~ettablc underworld dis- 

!*ict of San Francisco. known snecific~lly 

ns the “Barbary Coast’{ has 

been the Iocalc for many a motion 

picture story, but never before, itIB 

claimed, has it ufforded a more strik. 

ing back~ound than. in l’TUS Cradla 

of Courage,” William S. Hart’s new 

Paramount pictura, which comes to 

[he Daw%n theatre next Wednesday. 

Frederick Bradbury, who wote the 

story fio]n which the picture was 

adnpted by Lnmbert Hillyer, who ;lBO 

directed, is familiar with the haunts 

of the underworld in the Golden. Gate 

City find has depicted faithfully the 

strange by-falls where the derelicts 

of the Pncifi.c Coast have their habi- 

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T.hene iceneu have likewise been 

wonderfully portrayed in the picture, 

and Borne of tba exteriors and inter. 

ion are f n? above the evkrage in ma. 

tion picture settings, Mr. Hart has a 

virile rola, which diffsrs from his 

western’ type~, an~ “proves hi~ unm[~. 

takable versatility. 

As a reformed crook who turns”PO: 

licemtin, the part portrayed by Mr. 

Hart offers hlm abtmdarit oppoAuniti= 

for the display of his mimetic 

skill. Tho usual Hart thrills abound 

and the action does not drag for an 

instnnt. Ann Little iu hi? lehding 

lad~. 

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Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Humt ‘enter. 

tained a company of friends “at curdu 

on lust Saturday Wening. 

Messrs.-Ma-in’ and Dick Black left 

Saturday for Hamilton City, Cd,, 

where they wI1lboth engage in farm. 

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You can buy dm.st mnytbing on tbain.tmllment plm-m ham. ●nd 

fur%tuue,a .~buol coureo, a mqtof booke, -~ * musi-1 instrumtit, 

Do you know th.t y.. can buy a $1,000bsnk account in thms.me 

way 7 

In buying $1,000 or any other ●um by mea;. of a bunk account the 

installment prlT1l=ge will not, cast you a kent extra. 

In biyi;= othor thing. you may not f-l that YOUown them until 

you hava paid ii full; but the money in your ae=OUnt*ith ~ =k 

any tima i~ ALL YoUR OWN. 

Manmgcr T. C. HII1Of the P. D. B1. 

compal IT left Tuesday morning for 

an absence of s“evertil dnys on business 

il Tyroie, N. M. for the company. 

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Mrs. C. B. Elllott, a fornler wellknown 

reuidcnt of Duu-son, artived 

f~om itnton Saturday and is a guest 

,Ovet thk week-end nt the home of 

Mrs. c W. Hoover. 

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Mr. Dougal McAuslznd of Dawmn 

Ang ambunt down, and us much ‘tier 

week or month m uou choose-isn’t 

that m e~~ tiay to fwquife $1,000? 

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and w iea Lizlin Pona!dsqfi. of SCOG 

land wc~e united in martiage on Friday, 

h:arch Ilth, by Rev. J. S. Russell. 

,‘ rhe couple have Vdken up their 

I1OUS81I eepin~ duties at Loretta, 

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Thn D. D. D. club met lust Friday 

evenin < at Lorkttu with the Misses 

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McGarVOYM hostmun,. The evening 

WUBSpent at carda,andthe enjoyment 

“BARBA,RY COAST*’ OF 

The Knights of Pythins initiated 

FRISCO PICTURED IN 1, j Llmssof five crnndidntes,into the ran 

LATEST HART FILM ! of Knight last evening. 

of light ref reihmenb. 

The Sund~clasS 

Dawso n church, knught by 

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For Salvilnclu)med clothing; men 

Blick, was entertpinkd at a St, Pab 

and women’s, very, reason;blo. Call rick’s ~ocial ~rlday evening at tltt 

IIt Dowson Tailor Shop. 1t, home >f Mrs. G. A. Stark. 

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J. A. Gufford, cashier for ‘tha local 

lrood office; returned recen$ly 

bm a bri?f nbsence on, buulneas in 

,Ihnrt, Texas. 

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A new 200-gallon hot water tank 

~1be installed within the next few 

YS at the hotel to replace tbe 160. 

Ilon tank that has been out of com 

s6ion for mme time end unable tc 

?ommodate the hotel bath and lava. 

y facilities. 

Mrs, .C. J. Stover suffered a pqin. 

I accident while out walking laul 

nday afternoon which “necessitated 

: nmputatiofi of one of her thum,bs, 

bile climbing one of the neighbor. 

: hills. n-neslipped and unloou~ned 

arie rock which rolled down upon 

r hand, badly smAshing the thumh, /“. 

D ,,wson Hotel 

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We can furni~ ~mcy molds in Brick Ice Crm for 

psrti~s. 

Best Denver ~ce CTWq @d at our fbuntin. 

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OUR SPECIALTIES 

Dyeing b Sample 

Suits made @ order 

Hati cleaned and block~ 

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Laundry AgeMy. “; 

E. A.’ STARK, prptii~?or 

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LOYAL ORDER OF M&SE 

.c+rtOY maw VW. 

For fuU iufommtion mpply to 

I or .ny Maqe 

I Vermejo mge No, 36 

I A. P. & A. M. 

Raguh” communication. a=. ” 

od ●nd Fourth Thur~* s ●t 

B E m Lndgo Pm in ~r~ 

Houm Building. 

Vfito~ Always Wolcomo. 

G W. THURSTON, W. M. ‘ 

0. F. WARFLELD, Sw’y. ‘ 

The Dawson Scottish Rib club w 

bold its annual Obsemance of Mau 

dy.Thursday at th@.lodge moms tb 

evening, beginning at eight O’C1OC 

A number of, vititirs from Cimarrt 

and other poin~ in the county are s 

petted tn be in attendance. All men 

,bert of the Scottinh Rite am. invitt 

t.o attend thim ceremony. : 

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narshal since the first of tbe year, 

?esi~ed his position W,th the L-ore. 

pany the ~at of the week. 

Mr. W. A. bf~yer, general manager 

>f all atoree of the P. D. M. company 

eft last Friday morning for El Paso 

~fter ~pending a three. days~ visit in 

Daw~on on bu~inex. 

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Mrs. Margaret Bursik of Roy, ”N, 

hf. has been a guest for tie ~t wmek 

at the home of” Mr. and Mrs. N: W. 

Frantin: 

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A lurge delegation of Dawmn 

Feachera expect to leave tomorrow 

Vorning for, Raton “to attend the an. 

nual Spring aesajon of the Colfu 

county Tcxhers~ awociatio”. 

Charles De~ong returned l-tweek 

from a three-monthnv abuence ~hicb 

he SPattt 48 a mamber of the Mva] 

Reserve on. a cruise with the Pacific 

fleet in south America” waters. 

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APRIL 18th TO 22nd 

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That tha Chautauqua program for 

the coming tieamn huld~ much of in- 

~amstfor the lecture, music and entertainment 

lovarp is indicated by the. 

n~vanc~ info~ma%ion1from the ElIi. 

aon-White Aeaoclation. The date~ for 

Dawson have been definitely set for 

April 18th to 22nd—five days of 

pleasing entertaipmegt. ., 

The feature musical event of the 

week will be the two concerk to be 

presented on ‘the last “day of th~ assembly 

,by Witepe~e’s Concert Orche~txa. 

This Chicago organization, 

under the leade~?hip of Meyer Witppskle, 

pianist and direqtor, is one of 

the beqt know orcbe~rqs on the 

Chantnuqua platform and pne that is 

fdwaYO in wide demand. Olive MC. 

Corrnick, noted coloratura soprano, 

formerly witi tie PLtt~urgh Symphony 

Orchestxa, till appear a6 noloiat 

in tho evening conceti. Miau,Mc- 

Cormick has a glorious voice with 

unusual range and sweetness of 

tones. Other musical companies 

scheduled d~ing the week are the 

Apcdlo Duo, the Margaret Reynolds 

company and the Valda Four, each 

present.in6 two concerb. 

The peat comedy success. “It Payu 

to Advertise”, presented by the 

Keighley New York Players, iu ono 

of the feature attraction~ of the 

week. Pruba(bly no funpicr farce his 

ever been written than “It Paya h 

Advertise”. In the handi of an allprofessional 

c~st, such as is scheduled 

for Chautauqua, !t should draw a 

record crowd at “the assemb~. I 

Carveth Wells, .of Lo.njon, ~ngland, 

prominent British explorer, till 

contribute ap illustrated l~cture of 

genuine interest an,d vvlue th$ fOurth 

night of the -emlyly. For ~ix yenrs 

hc was’ on official ~xplciration work 

fm. the Qritisb Gqvern~nt in’ the 

jtinglea of the little-knowp Malay 

Feninnula. 

Another’ prominent lecturkt .dWing 

the week will be Judge Gem,D. Alden, 

of ~ps~chu~etts, an .ou~tandinF figure 

.?.ua lawyer, jurist and lectumall 

over the country. His address, 

~tTbeNegds of the Hour”, is ratid by 

men who how atione of the ten beut 

lett~ee.on we Americun -platiortn. 

Seqn ticke@ for thiu fivp-day 

Ohautiuqua course will be sold under 

the auspices of the ~awson public 

schools. Watch the News for further 

detaih concerning Duwson’fl first ~ 

nual season of Chautauqua. 

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D4W SON N.E~A G- BAN@ 

one of the. fineet aaneh of any 

:ommL,nity 16a firakclasm band. Daw- 

Ion p

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“$ay It.ltith Fldwers’; Ftiithti After-EasterBride 

Our East 

“L 

r potted plants will we have a beautiful se~tiibn 

airive tini hi. All cut flowers of wedding gowns, bridal veils, 

wi~arrivc atufddy-rioon. wreathes and bouquets in white 

We have a complete assort: “satins, bilks and’ Georgettes. 

metit of %11 inds offlowersfejr ,~e also have a good selection 

the occasio . Come eailj arid of Christening Robes. 

avoidbeingd is~ppoifited. - 

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We ha~e new arrivals each 

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Di Goods 

day of frocks+ buits, mats, dress- 

Stzturd@~7 tidM~duyOfiffl es and rni~lnery. Come in and 

ALL A~LYAhNS , 

Beewhht’i new. 

“(~@rinariowi & S~etlSnd 

Floss) 

oc bail 

4-41z.skei $ of kriitt@g WM1 

,, 95C 

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W4 have jti t te~ei~ed a riew”lot 

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of plain n d fancy oil cloth 

50C +d. 

Have y~tt hoticed’ the new 

Puritan Gray that is so popular 

this season in hats, suits, coats 

aftd ar~ssei? 

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tien~~blA&~nd “whftk i~~i~d 

work shirts 

““90t 

Best Over~lls Levi straus make 

$1.75 ., 

Blue slip-ens and Eoveralls for 

ch]ldren 

$1.15 

~ewsPrihg suits ire arriving. 

Come in and inspect them. ., 

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KEtiS :;:, “KEDS’: 

come. in and see our ladies’ 

White &kd ~utiti8. “ 

Childreti’s ayd,Misses’ Emmy 

fiu keds, and Siste~ Sue ~eds. 

A full line of te~h~i Oxfords.” 

~~~k ‘:-: : KEDS 

?= S=lb~ baby bhd hnd a dress 

m. Inquire at house 239. It. 

Earl “‘ tittrkll ,uf Spriiget wai a , Mrs. W. Adams @,:tertiihed s,corn-l 

viuitir in Dawwn’ 6ver theweelc.end. uanv of her Indy friends at. a uarty, 

Mr. and ,Mra..E. 0. Bernard SPI 

seve~al dhymin El Paso la~t week 

kiv~n on last Sa~~~rdaynfttirnti~n, -” 

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MT* Walter MallIn*on. Daww. ‘ Ch.aH. r B. Msd 

. ministeri Eibh Schti, 10.SV a, ] 

Supk. ~. B~o~rqturned last kf~. Yedfig, Sum Wlrhary #4S 

Thursday from a ten-day~’ absenca On meet at ReBcue StitiOn, Mi~ M 

a ~ai~ at ib; Adam~ h ~g. , The Canip Fire Girls of Uda Crimp, busin~gk irl T~xn#, ICream j“ charge, -higher ~ades me 

sponwred by Miss WcCreaty, met 

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Atwrncy L; g. Wilson of Rat~n I&t chinch. Evenihg. BOr*it%-..8,( 

rhesitar rail, pu~~hna d ,frotn’ thn Wndn%da? hvenin~ Ut the bo;me if 

iceednof .,tiIa rttftld I& .* New ViO18,SA}tW fOY the enjoyti.nt ,df 4 

was a busine~e visitor in camp On last p. m. Choir Practiae .!rJd?y* .?,2-? 

UEI“rnnE, hm,iYe; ai~ Wi 1be i~still; gDC{ntmeetlig. 

Thll~stiay. - 

, /m, ,4,, welcome. 

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&ath&lit 

l~t~~ Cath61i&ch4kh {ti ti~k fot 

Chuwh—Sundays: Mm 

Mtis Elvfi Tertell, whd hak been ~ Manazer, W, D. Brennan retwnad ~~ 

IEquterEetvioes. ,. , 

kt 8.30 i. h. ~or English-npstin 

visitor at the home of Dr. and Mre, W4dne6day noon, March 16th, from 

he ~te til~l; tock Witititi C. W. Hoover for the past two a weelCmabjiit~~ dn’ hsinam i~ Tex- p 10”’0 le. 

F.venlnC, a“ ‘“”0’ ‘Da~i’h-’w’ki%M 

7 0 clock. Wee -dj 

Inext few days a tar supply of mOnth?,Ieft Wednesday for 

as and Oki&ho~a. ., 

her home 

FIqrvic@s : Ma~s&Bat 6.30 anti 7 h. i 

4.. .— Juhier their’ r~heamdd: Wddrteeda 

mltwt to takq Cnre *oa@ Chn. in M~m~fice, Illinois, whfl*e Hhe wa8 Frank Muflen spenk Wedneadny of at 4 #, m. First F?iday Of the motl 

! ih the cothinunity w ti~e Ilfe in. cnlled by the ~llnesuOf her mOther.. this past week, in Raton se.~ing m .a devotion:. C~mmuniOn, 13.30. IV-S 

~ pd,icy dobtin’t 

e pit~ Match 

The rmlar school election for. tfte mumber of tha speaial JurY CommiS- st~a~dea.m! . 

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ielection of, one school ditector th .sion, appointed by Judge Leib. , “ .’- 

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sers.c for a tirm of three years on che 

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Hsrr~” lfiller, Semetnry of the ““” 

1““ 

a Dawson Board of Educbtion will be 

Rqton E}ks” dtib, speht a day of” th 

heid on Mondny, April 4th--ant wc,~k 

pn~t we.?k in IJn~vsonin the interests 

II tram ,pext Monday. The pre~ent 

of tbe Order. I 

bonrd ~on~ints df Dr. F. C. Diver 

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preaidetit; Mr. T. L. Kinney, isecre- Tbe Stute. Corporation Commission 

tary nnd Mr. Scott DuPont. T’be had announced n reduction in freight Imuis”Savio, +ropriet~r 

member who~e term expireg Mey Ist rates on slack coal ‘between intra- : 

Is Mr, fJupOnt. 

~t~te points, the Snrne bticoming ef- I Itnliin; French or Amerifective 

April 20th. 

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A conlpnny of 25 or 30 members 

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of the Elks Lodge will sttend the Fifteen nnw telephones hnve been i 

ltiITARY ‘m ispecial 

meetin# and itdtintion of a instilled this week, in homes tbrougb- 

-- UP-T41 -DATE Iartie clnss of candidates to be held.by out the camp, Four of the= have BREAD 

d. 

RntcIn kdge No. 865, B, F. O. Elks been plnced in hom.m on No, 4 hill, 

hildren’s Hair Cut~ a nt Raton on next Saturday evettint. heretofore not accommodated by tele- Pastries of All Kinds 

,, “Specialti ‘A Cafeteria lunch will be served at phone urevice, The remafrider have Piesh ,Baked Every Day 

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the Home at six o’clock for ‘the vlsit- been placed in”homes ;n Loretta, and 

or~ from Dawson and tbe special on Capihn and No. 6 bill. Tbe re. 

Candie&Tobac~ft 

~,~A.M.to p: P.M. ~ I cv.:ts .f tbe evening till be co”clud. mahing nections of camp will be ac. 

~,~m *m to 

@d with a lunch. All Elks nre urged commodated just aE’ rapidly as the 

Drinks 

r I to attenci,thia ~itheliig of the Herd. work of instnllstiwn wiH permit. 

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MONDAY, MARCH 2S- 

TUESDAY, MARCH 2e- 

‘i, , “WORLDS @ART” 

FEATURING EUGE~E O’BRIEN 

Ah Seventh Eptie of “the “Br~ed Four” 

!, \ ADMISS1ON 22 et,.; War T- 3 ati. 

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WEDNESDAY, URCH 30- . ‘ 

THURSDAY, MARCH 31- 

“CRADLE OF COURAGE” I~~, 

, FEATURING W1uIAM HART . 

Dn. of tlsaa. virile Amori... storic.s&t c.ti your bfaod ●.timglinc 

cud fills you withpride ●nd bnppim~s.It is omeof the be-t steri- 

Wiflhm Hut hu had lately snd b~ ~iva. a spleadid parforma=e. 

A~m Littl* mnd Tom Smnhcbi era ttroug iu,tb. well.solactd supwrt. 

lug cut, 

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Alp, “The G~pg” 

FRIDAY, APRIL 1—”’ ‘ ‘“; 

ADMISSION 22 ch.; War Tax 3 eta. 

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SATURDAY,: APRIL 2—’” ‘ 

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,, “LURE OF YOUTH” : 

WITH AN ALL-STAR CA+T 

,., , ... . A,DMIS~IQN 22 cti.I Wmr T- s cte. 

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SUNDAY, AP~IL3-’ .’ “’-’ 

~~TR.E UNmOWN WIFE’S : ~ ~‘ 

,.. , ,FEATURING EDITH ROBEftTS 

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ADMISSION 22 SW,; W.r T*x 3 st.. 

COMING, NE~T, WEEKY 

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“THE SiN THAT WAS HIS” 

“OUTSIDE THE LAW” - 

“CITY SPARRO W“ 

“THE MISLEADING L~y” 

“THE CRADLE OF COURAGE” 

A Rhymed Review 

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B? Russell FIolman 

“MUaY~;d~kelly, f?riico’s slickest 

A‘ cop! The gang at ,TieIney’s 

eneered: 

They’d give their erstwhile Pal the 

hook; 

A welcher ! Well, his Eame wan 

queered. 

They hf~:a;~;n to fiance with 

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And seen a crook become a man. 

They didn’t know “Squme’a” girl 

would dare 

To help him st)oil their present 

plan, 

So Tierne#s bunch framed UIJthe 

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And ~~g$d MBbrother in the 

But ‘+huare”, attiome amid tha 

Of $~’;tti, “Y @rely forced tha 

He pro~fid~ia right @ wem the 

And also to the heart of ROEU. 

You never -W Bill Hart revealed 

AS a;~e~la ati from head ~. 

WILLIAM S. HART HAS 

~LICEMAN’S ROLE IN 

HIS MTEST P1cTu- 

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Fmmou. P.rmmeunt Star in Strik. 

inS Now Part in ‘Tho Cmdfa 

‘ “of Cousage” 

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In ‘“Phe Cradle of Courage” 

which comes to “the Dawson theatre 

next Wednmday and Thursday 

William S. Hart, tha f-oun PaIW 

mount star appems as a policeman-one 

of the moat stmklng 

roles. he has had in ma?y months. 

It is a completo departure from 

It W- adapted-by tim~ert MU.” 

yet and also directed bY him. Joe 

August, A. S. C. was the photo- 

~apher. Ann hlttle is leading 

woman and Thomas’ Satttechi haa 

the heavy role. Gertrude Clnire 

al~ har a strong character role. 

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NOTABLE SWIETY FOLK 

SEEN IN NEW SE=NICK “ 

PICTURE “WOR~S APART*’ 

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MamfMrs of “Smwt Set’c Rid. to 

Hounds witi Eugene O’Brien 

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Tbe captivus critic who in forever 

complaining that the, players 

in screen ensem% lea which depict 

eocial fnnctionu do not act at all 

like real sokle~ folk! will be con). 

pelled to keep silent in this respect 

with regard to the fort.hcomi,-e 

Wlznick picture, “Worlds Apart’:, 

sti~ing Ettger!e O’Brien, which 16 

corn.ng to the Dawson theatre next 

week. Not only. are the, settings 

and custimu in this societ drama 

absolutely cm’rect, but ti e roles 

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by membere of notable 

OEIQ~amea are included 

in. the oat axclusive’ set of the 

countig , 

It ha ?penrntiat o“ne of the big 

ucenes In the O’Brien pictute ia a 

fox hunt, and in order to get the 

correct local color, Director Croaland 

to ok his compnny down to 

Warr?n ton, Virginia, ,where they 

the Warren Green Hotel. 

1 is tbe headquarters of 

Bt stiata of nociety in 

ia, New York, Washingouthern 

cities, who are 

b~ing h ken at Warrenton, among 

thoue PIeaent were the Drexel Biddlee 

of Philadelphia, Mm. Robett 

H~tt, W: o ‘is a daughter of Sanator 

Elkinu, Mr. and MYS. Allen Potts, 

Mrs. hladge ,Stone, Cowt.land 

Smith a,nd Sterling Larrabee. Mr. 

Lstrrsbee” iu Master of Hounds af 

the fox huntin~ club at the Warren 

Gre gn.’ This 1s the h]gheat office 

to ~rhich a mkmner of the clubected. 

All of mese promple 

rode to the houndu in 

ien’B picture. Not only 

willing to assist in makture, 

but they ’were glad 

to have $be opportunity of becoming 

rea actors and actresses for 

the cam era. Courtland Smith, who. 

was the Ma8ter of Hound@ at the 

club frc m, 1892 until the pre~ent 

year, let the chane when Master of 

Hounde Sterling Larrabee sounded 

tbe fox horn. ~lo,ely following, 

on a hi : ‘black unter, came Eugene 

O Brien, the Selzmck star, 

Drexel Biddleu, the Al- 

, the Stones, the Mitw 

members of the fashion- 

his ‘-cent we~erri drmnam, but 

none tha lew effective, for it V* 

him a characteyizatimr that Pf acen 

heavy demand upon his *sysatilit 

and dramatic powey. As a rasu7t *MutimzpF ~. 

he in certain to elicit,new praiue ‘,. , .-— 

from the thousande who have ad- 

Ames, undesirous of having 

mired himsplendid “Po+ayals fok Marion>u blood on bis hand% be. 

aewns ~t and wbc wfll walcoma 

cauq~ qf Mu e.iater’nfriendship for 

hie new production with open 

8 Red from cutting tie 

amm. 

aa ?darion nucceeds in 

This istbp third of his personal 

othold in the cave. He 

productlone for Paramount and in 

regarded as fully u to the high ion are now trapped in the cave 

~mndard set by ~“T~ Toll Gate” 

~“d li~nd !F~the two preceding 

and will httempt ta mcape w~en 

they can he seized. 

fdctureu. ., D~sk ayd’ ?dayfon’ succeed in 

The “BmdIarY Coasti’ ks San :arlonsnk~ o“ which are 

Fynci~ ,the haunt of the sub ?ind’!ge lnmrlhet the w B ‘qow tide”. 

merged tenth, the underworld ,hak 

itues, crookn and others k the 

mene of the mtiry which m~owsthe 

trantfO~atlon of a man in the 

voytex of meat evenw how he 

wins honor and love a~ter gouth 

spent in the ltiwaat Ckl= of mciestf’. 

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Mea~ lwe Drake and Marion 

find ano ther entrance to the cave 

and -C a~, r~urning to their 

launch. They we nurpyised by 

Am.m’ m ew overpoweredAnd ma~e 

r:gr Le ‘g;%-. %;: 

of ‘teame’ a lawlem ad capta ‘mur’er’ n who ‘? IS charge known 

to fKendill and Ames’ men, .They 

the. 4Wnyfnre#’ 

d the captainl 

in the 

who already 

au a ahanghaled crew 

eo Ben and Marion on, 

on in m cabin and forc- 

Ames, cleverly 

wording his answern, satisfies 

Greer. That night Kendall’s men 

rob the rafe but find the diary and 

Bates, unknown to anyofitained 

them und holdn 

etly. Kendall, now think- 

~nd l~:,r~~~ !-:.:: t?: 

di=ry a Id key, returns to the city 

f cz .~.?.: .A.F-zz’ !: C.J. 

Mean ime Drake joins the firut 

mate in a mutiny against the captiln 

an they win the ship. The 

cap$ln, however,, traps Drake and 

Mnrlon the cab]n, covering them 

with a r volver. 

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(,alb]lul,~d O“ ‘Churwdnyat Dawson, Ne.v 

Mexlc. by tl#c 

ll.i~-k(l~ WEI,RAUU DEl}.4RTBr EYT, 

J=)- T. Cnnn.,,y, Dir@.car *nil h:dlto, 

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,1,.,=” 01 s“1,9@r1Dt1”i, 

SIX t,l(,nthn ..-. -:.----1 --------$ .74 

on. Yuur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- 1.61 

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.I,lt-urtIWI”g 110tb~ On Aupliclti{)h 

ti:nLer’,,1,,” xecon(l-cluas Inatt., 

31,,1’CI,lot],, 1!,21, “t t!,, ,>o”t.of(lcc ,,, 

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TREE PLANTING 

An ord~r of several hundred treeb 

\\,J1s received the ptist “week nnd dis. 

tributerl undrr the tiupervision of th[ 

welfure department tithos~ request. 

inE the same tind assumin~ the re. 

sponsibility of seeing that they ’wer~ 

properly planted and cared for. Ow. 

inz to ‘the mntinued demand foz 

trecssuituble for” shade purposes, an 

additional order htis been placed and 

the sa]nn.wil} be delivered within tht 

next two or three week@...’ Thi~ CUS. 

tom of bee planting, which hasbeer 

followed for many years,, will eve”, 

t!]:lly contribute to the beautifica. 

tion of the famp which’ is alread~ 

fairly well supplied with trees o~ 

many yeays’ mwth, me tre*s nom 

beinr planted should be c~refu]ly 

nprt-lred and protcated from dnm 

We. Care hag been exerc:e.ed in se 

Iecting thevariety .thatwillbest com 

bine the qualitias of hardiness,, quicl 

growth, appearance, ~hade and adapt 

nbility to tbk climate and altitude 

Requests for shade trees should bi 

lc~t with tbe welfare depmtment al 

OnCaif they are to be .amtisfied thii 

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MOOSEHEART LEGION 

ORGANIZE; 

Mooseheart 

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Legion No. 281, th, 

ladies’ auxiliary order tti.the ]OCa 

lodge of Moo~e, ‘wau ine.tiUed Iati! 

~turday eveting by Mr. Andrew 

Keddie, acting undqr npecial commia. 

s:on, and amhted by Mesdames Thos 

Warden and ~ae. Green. The Legjrjr 

starts i~ organization with fif~ 

metiars, with a large class of cam 

dida~sinproapoct, Regular meetinE 

n;gh~ will be determined upon thb 

week. The otiicers’ instilled iasi 

Saturday ev~ningwerq as follows: 

Senior Regent.. - ,Mre. ,lohn Harding 

Ra~Rege”t.---~-- b. A. Keddi~ 

Junior Regent ..-Mm. M. Whitfield 

Chaplain ----------- Mrs. A. Sefii 

Guide ------ Mm. Bernice Hol&j 

sentinel -------1- Wra. Cha~. Byer, 

&guu ----- Miss Angeline Perdpm( 

Recorder ------- Mm. Juanitn Scoti 

Treasurer ----- Mm~~to SaviC 

LaAL BOY LoSES TO ZAMORA 

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YOUUE Znmora of Sf)tinger secuI 

ed’ihe decision over “Shine” StoopI 

of Dawaon in the sixth round ]asi 

Thursday night. Stiops suffered t 

broken hand during the mrlier st~t 

of the conte% ,which was ptiari13 

rmpmible for the’ awarding of & 

tichnical knockout to hie opponent 

The main bout was preco~ed by twc 

good prelimiwrie~ Jack Harris and 

Bob Crawford mixed for a five.rount 

go in which the former received th( 

decision. - “Red” Lum,ley anc 

,,shut~~ Sherwood, two W.911.kIIOWI 

Dawaon boys, figed a hotly contest 

ed five-roupd bout in wKIchthe form. 

er secured the “deckion on Poinm, 

Mr. and Mr~. Homce W: Aith 41 

~allup, New Mexim, who have beer 

vlsitom A the home of Mru. Devliq 

“~r~”thi p8rentn of a new’daughtij 

born %tprday, March. 26th, MrI 

tiitb warnformerly Mm Lucille De} 

lin of Dawson. 

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niIy time;a ALL YOUR OWN. ‘ “ “ 

AnU anwwt down, and U8 much per 

week or fnontIt aa ~ou c?foose-i8n’t 

that an emu wa~ to acquire $I,QOO? 

.! ,— —. .. —- —. .. —- .- rI Mew . Mark Lambett and Hew 

l,Geir of Santa Fe were visitom i 

! town o last Thurntiy. 

Jame Reed and family left Won 

day nlo nin.c for San fiancisco wher 

! tihey wil make their future holne. 

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Miss oaephine Toohey, a traine 

I Memhera of the Dawson C.nsiatory 

.]lursc,” 

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i-rived Saturday” from Trim 

d[id”to ct as special nurse for hft~ 

Whittu r, whose condition has bee 

quiti cr tictil for the past week. 

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Mr. d Mrs, W. T. Rush, accoa 

punied y ivlr. and &k&. J. A. Hur~ 

tind son Willard, motored over to W 

ton Sat rday for a visit over tb 

week-en 

~”% eath of Didero Montano, tb 

lminer, o receivnd a broken back , ..,; II 

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Lan acc]a nt occurr]ng on fflarcn L {w 

at tire hospital on Monda: 

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!afd~ FirstIlnpart,nlellt lClUb :duy observance ‘eld their annual at theMaundy-Th~~,. Masonic lodge Chet ayi a machinist at the Pow 

~...”Thd.yeveningng 

er Houa , underwent an operatiOn fO 

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)f the countless death and “in..i Mr. W. D. Brennan attended a 

appendi itis nt the hospitil on Tueti 

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eu from accidents, a wast majoriPJ meeting of the State Reform School 

or ~ecause people do not think jbOard at SPriMer on” Monday. 

!ty. We nllow ;ur m:nd~ to wan- ‘ 

fron] whit we tire doing and an a i 

Cbunty Commissioner CClaO J. ( 

sequence unintentionally expose 

Chavez of Dawson wns in titendanae ~ Q wson. Hotel 

tielves to the hazards from which , 

at a special meeting of the Commis- 

idents of~imes ‘result. It is not / 

ners at Raten on Mondav. He will ; ‘ Joh i Hixenbaugh, Mgr. 

ugh h know a host of safsty 

o attend the regula~ monthly I : , 

m;“ we must train ourselves to 

etin~ of thn timmienionam on 

Ik safety at all times. We should 

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Iarry Teeple, tbe clevon-ye~r-old 

IS there. though not always able ; 

AmericanPlan “’ 

OfMr. and Mre. ll~rry Teepla, 

di.tern iL It is only by being on 

I off the scuff olding on top” of 

aleti at all times that we can au- 

obbler’s Roofl last week and .~uf. 

in eliminating preven~ble acti- 

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ed a nevere concussion of the brain 

m which he did not -fully recover Ele” tric Lights-Steam 

mmu~ity from accidenta in Kenercan 

only be secured by all em. 

vees thoughtfully performing 

ir duties aa required by the mtinin~ 

s of the” stnte and the. company 

?sfor the gover~ent of itu minuu. 

fachine runnerB, belpem, lwderg 

pick men should sound the roof 

face of their work~ng places be. 

%commencing work each day, and 

uld make dl dangerous places ~fe 

removing loose coal and putting 

Buch. timbers as may be found 

cssary. A great many of the mont 

O1lSaccidenb are caused by takthe 

chance of finishing tbe load. 

~i a cer before pwtting” up tim- 

3, ucd promptly removi~ IOOSCI 

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upt. J. B. Morrow w= in -ton ~ 

~dny to abtend n meeting of the 

r board for the State Mi”ersv lios- 

11of which he in a member. 

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Ir. G, W. Feakina, traffic manag- 

;or the PhelpDodge Corporation, 

a businew visitir in Dawmn on 

firet of the week from New York. 

il ~ day later. Harry was engag. Heat 

in flying a kite at the time of the 

ident nnd is unflble to account for ingle Meals 75c 

experience, He was able to get R TES $3.00 per day 

ne without annistat]ce but was daz- ,,, 

by his fall for aoIwetima after,’ L 

THEDAWSON$ARAGE 

Twi-a-Day Auti $ervi~e to Ra~n 

Auto Lm8T~Gnrage at 9 L M. and 3 0 ?, M. C~@ 

WELL EQUIPPED MACH1 E SHOP $ 

Cap, 

Full Line of ~ 

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Tourneur’s Screen version of World-Known 

. we can furnish fancy mold! .,’n. Ericlr Ice Cream for 

Indian Classic Attraction at Dawson~h~tre Jpa*les” Best Deriver lce Cream sold at o-u fountain. 

Maurice Tourneur’s Iong-heraldd” production, “The Ls~t of 

tie Mohicans: from the world-known novel of James Fenimore 

Cooper, cornea to the Daweon ,Theatie for s run of two days corn-, I. 

E. T. McKnight, mencing Friday, April 8th.’ J 

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be not ordy Tourneur’a best, but to be a decided advance ?n ~hoto- let of HeWkeYe. - 

play art. It is Tourneur’s master effort, and hls tit subject to be In a beautiful yalley maidens SC~~ 

presented through the new Associated Producem, Of which he is a ~r,d flawer~ on the bier of COra, 

member with George Loane Tucker, Thos. H. Iqcet ~l?n Dyant while an a mtieBtic hilltip Dd8vsre 

Mack Sennett, Marshall Neijan and J. Parker R@d, Jr. 

brsves pay the final tribute to’ The 

One only has to look to “Treasure Island, “ “The Blue Bird” La8t of ~h$ Mahicans. Tamenund, 

hd a few other of ,this French afilst’s best films t? know that IOOkinK. o? from afar, bewails the 

when his name is. StirnPed acrms the cellulold) the Picture ?f ne: passing of a wble tike. 

c~sity must be an unusually beautiful attraction. Such a plctqre I “In the moruing Of mY race I have 

indeed is “The kt of the Mohicans:’ 

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ctUR SPECIALTIES 

Dyeing b Sample 

Suits made to order 

[11ts cleaned and blocked 

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A M.uriaa T.urueur SWiAl 

J. Fenimore Coopervu 

*THE LAST OF THE ,. 

MOHICANS”-” 

Associated ~~d:cats Produc. 

~n$ghb Com re~ting securely in the masters of out land, and before the 

~confidence i~pir~d, by .fii noble Un- spns~t I huve se.n the PasSing:Of me 

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Caa. 

Lastof the Mohicans?’ 

] Next rnrJr nlng the party : is captur- Thue Tsmenund. telling Of the arder. 

Magua teUa Cora th~t she ~n 1rival of the Mayflower with the ~1’ 

fZIeaning of all kinds 

Laundry Agenc>- 

Tbe Cmk: . 

!eye, escaping, follow thenl, hut are mim F~tkers, .~l?O ~p@ak~ the r@- 

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Mmg- :.- . . . ..- W*I1-CE B=o?Y ! un>lble b rescue the csptives b% 1qn)eln Of UfiCaS- 

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CPrm Mu- ;- Barbara Bedfod ic:ttlse”they have nc Pwder. When 

U~W~ - z-------- A1b~t, RO*.OE 

PRIZES FoR PRIZE GARDENS 

\Mn=u~ ti,]t~, Uncas Sterile SOm@ pOW. . . - .— 

Alice Munro --------- LIm~II Hall i,,er, 

Major Heyward.Henry W&wa& Mazue tells Cora that she can As, an encour%emonh fOr the ~ai- 

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Cal. Munro ------ Jam.. &+u , save hcr sister if she will he his ing of jrardens in DnwsOn during the 

GPF, Rm.delph.G-rge Haqkmtb squaw. Cora is wi}ling, but Alice and comin~ summ=” season, the Dawson 

C-pt. Randolph . . . . . . . . . .. . . Ifieyward prmtest. Uncaa, Chingach. News will offer the followin~ cash 

.-. -_--- .George Hackathorn. 

(cook , 

Da.id Gamut. -. NelsmmM.Dowmll 

and .Hawkeye catch up with the prizes to garden raisers: 

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Hawkeye ------- Harry Lorrain. !fleeing Mngua and his captives in the $25 for the beti Karden in Dnwson. 

Chingncbgtik .- Thedo* Larch j nick of time. Ill the Struggle that $Io first ptize, $6 secOnd pr~~?. 

Tzmonund . . . . . . Jack MqDonald \follow~ Magua again eucapes. best gsrdeti’ in No. ~ CamP. 

Gun. W?bb ------ Sydney Do*D* I ; The papW ~mi~es at, the fort, $10 first prize, $6 fiecond prize, 

Directed by 

MAURICE TOURNEUR nnd “:. ~where; Captain Randolph, n cowardly beat zarden’ ‘n ‘Owntiw. and ‘sil “ 

CLARENCE L. BROW IBritisher, IUY unsucccsfiful siege to rOad !Ow ‘@’tion” 

scenario by era’s heart. On iearnin~ thut the $10 fir~t prize, $5 second prize , 

ROBERT A. DILLON 

I;ort eznr,ot much IougerrBsist the ab bmt garden .n CaPiMl~ and NO 6 

Pbotogrmphed ~ 

PHILIP R; DuBOIS and tacku of Montcalm, Randolph, ,bet~ys ~IilI, 

CHARLES E. VAN ENGER J the”.English. Colon~l Munro accepta SIU first prize, $6. #ecOnd ptize . 

IMontcalm’, term,, a+tgw ----- *tin,*latine .... ......... bmt garden on No. 4, No. 8 hill a? d 

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T&e. Story thnt the women and children shall be Hn. ~ camp. 

lJncas, a Mohican princti without a stie from the’ Indians.” The. fort is More specifir informati~, will be 

kingd~m, and t}~s,last of his tribe, ig 1evucw.tbd, but the HUrOyIB, inci~d Eiven iater” on the judging pOints and 

a wafiderer in tbe fore&t. one even-, by Magua, attack tbe def emelesa par. their relative values which wi]l fOllow 

ing he and hi~ fa~her’,.Chingachgook,, tY. and a frightful massacre ensues. the rating nsed by the Gove~me~t’ 

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see nomeIrOqI.Io~Indiang on ,~be rmd C8Ptiln Randcdpb hides ill a powder The~e POinti will includo: Gen~al 

to attack Fort ~dward. .Uncas gtves msgazive, hut i&blown up. COra and appearance of the garden, size and 

warning to the p)qneers, unaware of Alice are taken away by Magua ti the quality of the p’oduc~ ?ow~’ aTthe 

]mpending attmk. , At the hm~e Delawares’ camp, where he claims rangement, eti. Th~ judg~n~ of the 

of General Webb th$’ ladies are danc- Isancmary$or himself and prispners. gardens will t~ke P“”’ ‘ur’n~ ‘he 

fall and’ wtil be done by disinter-ted 

ing to the music of tbe harp prayed I Unca.s and Heyward steal in under 

amties outside” of DawsoII, undoubtby 

Cqra, lovely’ d+ughte:, of Colond icOver Of night ~ rescue the girls) but ~ 

Uric= re- ~dly including the cnunty awicultur- 

Munro, who commands the Fort uo dibc.vercd by Magua. 

j~t and two other competent judges. 

“HenrY, fifteen mileg away. Cora and veals his identity aE the last of the 

The winner of the ~eneral Prize, Of 

her yaunger ‘sister, Atice, are on the Mohlcana, .W!O are r@ally the rOyal 

way to jw.n ,tneir father, not knoting family of the D!lawmres. 

l.amen”nd , $26 will ho excluded from competing 

for sny of the priz= awarded by ~e~- 

.that the fort in oven .tben iurl~unded the aged c~~ef, welcOm@s him. ‘but reby, 

Indians, leagued .vrith the French, Ifuses ti break Indian law by “TObbing ‘O”s” 

It is hOqed the above prizes maybe 

,who are making an onslaught egainst Magu* of “k priflOnerfl. lt is decided . 

tbe British. 

,, thut Alice is Magua’s prisoner, but lmmumenti ip the enco~agin~ Of 

every householder, with an.available 

Another Indian, Magua, srrivw at that COra is entitled w her freedam. 

to ‘plant a garden. 

Fart Edward bsuring a memake from Masua seizes A1icet who faints. “Ae garden “at’ 

Munro. He is an outcast of the Hur- he is abOut to depafi, Gora StOPSh~i ~A~T~~ AT Tff~ 

ons crafty and untrustwartb y, al. and’ after a vain plea ~ Tamenund. 

C~OLIC CHURCH 

though making Munro believe in him. Off=s tO go with Magnn i~te?d of 

Munto requetio S,000 tioom. Webb her aiater. ~e~ard and Unca? VrO- F’r-Eanter $ervicea were held at 

Gends only 1,500. ‘Tho girls tike WIS test, but fail w shake her revolution. the Ctiholic church on fdatrndy- 

Op~or~uhity.’ h gO tO their father. (Magna disappears swiftly intq the Th”r~daY, Good Friday and Holy %k 

Magua, he attempta to cabture him, !fOrcst with her c’fi hor~eback. 

urtiy and conclnded on Enster Sun- 

Major Hefiard, in fove. with Mice, FoI1owi~ the trail ill night, Uncsu day with solemn High Mbss in EngaccompnnieO 

them. come~ at dawn to a high crag where ]isb sit 8.30 s. m. and Solemn High 

After leavi~, the Prty is over- ,h! &ees Cora on the edge of a preci- MaM in Spanish at 10.90’ a. m. The 

: A. STARK, Proprietor 

DR. C. W. HOOVER. 

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7 P. W. to s.00 P. M. 

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‘Juanita Chapter No. 28 

Order Eastern Star 

~EUkI Secmionc l-t aud 3A 

TltumdaY, 8 P. m., Lodg. H*II, 

opOr. House. 

V. E.. S: Social Club meek even 

. othbr Wednesday, 2.S0 p. m. 

Vlcitort Cordially Welaemd 

Bra. ‘ANNA MEIKLE, W. M. 

K,,. BERTIE J.BRADFoRD, % 

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YOUR CHILDREN 

Safogu-A their in:4rmk by jai 

t ing the 

LOYAL ORDER OF M@SE 

Chart.rmqw opem. 

F-r fuff information apply ea 

HARVEY SFRINGER, % 

tien by David Gamut, eccentic p]cs from wh}ch ahe threatens to cast musical programs for both vf tbe 

psn!m-singer, who begs to go along. Ihersel$ if Magua comeu”nenr her. She morning Massss were opeciailg pte- 

Eaifx cornea, and Mesua professen to ijumps, but Magoa &iezss her, by the pared and of grgat exqellenc.e. The 

“be lo~, The party ut~blea acrou$ hair, holding her mbpended over the soloists for the early Mase were: 

tie canlp of .Untis, and -the famous ‘abyss. Then he turnu ti fats Uncas. W:ssea Winifred Teeple, Enid Lynch, 

acouk, Haw~eye. On hearinrf that the Not daring to” fire throu~h fear of A]ice Devlin. Mesnr9. R. Robertson, 

guide is lout, Hawkeye is ,aetinished~ killing Corn, Uncaa sccs ier murder- Ec]isle and, M. Ulschmidt; ,fot tbe 

and. goes to investiga ~... Recowiziug 1“ ed as he ]eaps toward M. pa, They 10.30 ,Mass: Xigses E. Lucero, A. 

MaWe, he attempts to cspture hi, Btruggl,adesperately. The bank gives Lucero, ,T, Munis, M. Kahn, R Lutiut 

f4i18. &.sIiziw that the redskins way and they” roll down, until, at the cero and Mr+ J. Rodriguez. Th~e 

will coon be on tbe~ tiail, he leads bottom, Mngua killu Uncm. Then he services were attended by large con. 

the patiy to a secret ‘cave for the in turn h Willed by the’ unerring bnf- gregstiom, “‘ 

Vermejo bdge No. 31 

A. F. &-A. M. 

Regular’ commuwicationaEL 

ond qnd Fourth ThuAJs a 

SEm.’Ledg4Hdia~ 

Houae Buildiug. 

Viibm Alwayc Welee~ 

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),. In Ginghams, Batistes, Voiles and Chinese Crepe 

We also wilI make ,a speci~ showing of .ging- 

K. “hams for Misse~ from the ages of 12 h 18. ‘ There 5; 

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for children—all ages and sizes. Get them” a’play 

suit or dress that they can be comfortable in and. 

not need to worry over their zlothes being ruined. 

Watch our ~ndows for Gingham. Week. 

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tie Welfare office still h Mrs. Cmper. Montevich is recover. tiisu Rebecca ,Ione& snd Mr. Keith 

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b. Diver and Mrs. Franier were”! s. G. Fuller of SprinRcr, Who hns’ Tenchem, A~Ocintiori meetinm. 

.Jab!s cqq JO ep!upaq OW puamw 

kw= lam Wednesday ’ nfternOOn 

been a patient at the Dawaon hogpj. 

—— . .. . m %AOI ‘nmeN woaJ ~aam aql Jo 

the social meeting held bY 

the la- tul for two weeks, returned to hi~ Arthur WhiWaker, who in attend- ~swl9qJ pa*~Ilw ‘la~~3~qM ~J~ ,91H 

I’of the Eamtern Stat. ihOtn@ on last Thursdsy. in~ the Colomdo State University JO aaqaoaq ,i~al~na~ anq~v ‘am 

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—- . at Boulder, arrived home Thursday 

. A. McCarty qrrived th e,, middlo ‘ Miss ,Fannie R@dpath took “p to ~ttend the bedside of his mOthgr. CHUKCH DIRECTORY 

mt week to aasu’me the cutleB of duties thkspnst week as a clerk in the 

ht matshnl of the camp. Mr. tic- chiBf clerk’s office at the big ‘ntore, hn Newb==or of one ?f 

D-*ion Church-Y. S. Russell, 

ministar. IIible School,, 10.80. a. m. 

)! comes from I.afayett e, CO1O., filling the vacancy caueed hy the ~e. the saw mill camps UP the POnil wae IMk y~~ng, S“pk : R,mmry ~adk. 

previously spent severs year~ in cent regiwation of GeorEG A“]d, a visitor in Dawson Friday, reparttng meet at ReBc”e Station, MISE Me. ‘ 

campu of Wyoming as a law offi. n foot fall of snow in the mountains Creary in charec, higher wades meet 

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~i; First Aid, CI-S at NO. I ch=k 

,In with .lameu Englieh a 5 inhucknve 

chunRad their meet ng night 

Mann~er T. C. Hill returned the last week. at church. Evening netice, 8.00 

fimt of the week from ‘ryrone, N. M., 

p. m... Choir practice Frtday, 7.80 P. 

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where. he spent several day. checking The anllunl;c=ction for the m. All “walcOm@. 

OVer the ~erchandi~e ~~ck of th,e 

Catholic Church-Sundajs: Mwees 

election of one school directur foi m 

mt 8.S0 a. m. for English-speaking, 

Tyrono tiore, preparatory to the mov. vterm of three yearn will be held On 10.so ~. ~, for Spanish.upeakl~ P60. 

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EUat the rescue station under G. 

Gulley hnve tveir meetill gs ,w4day 

nights, It i~ the int entla,n to 

d a conted in the near futureb~ 

ten the two classes. 

ing of a porkion of th* same to Daw. Inefi 

~nd~y, April 4kh. 

PIE.. Eliening, 7 o’clock. Week-dny 

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son. Th. store at Tyronc will ba 

sarvices: Masses at 6.S0 nnd 7 a. ‘m. 

I Mm. Margaret B“mik Iefi iati Junior ~hoir reheama]s Wedne~daym 

clos~,f ind~finit=ly. 

~’w’ed”mday for her home ih ROY, N. Iat 4 p. m. Firut Frjday of the month 

M., after ,a week’s vi~it at th~ home 1devOtiOn: COmmunlOn, 6.S0, ma%es 

The hotir earlier time observed in I , at 7 and 8 a. m. 

Dnweon hm hccn adopted by th@ ].- Iof 

Mr. and Mm. ~. W. Franklin. , 

TheIlawson 

cal ~st office which is open on Daw- 

\ ‘The *P Rre Girls c.f’ Uda camp 

aon time at the following hours: 8 b 

met Imt Wednesday evening at the 

11; 12.30 to 4.30. Msil wilk be diw home 

of Bianca Bereamo in No. I 

tributed us usual after the arrival of ~ahp for ~ ~,e=%hnt ~ewio”i The DAWSONBAKERY 

BARBERSHOP’ 

E. F. scoTr, Prop. 

tho “Poily~~ in me evenin~ but the t. Ima was spent ‘in practicing first” aid 

general delivery window till not be 

work and tbe learning d camp fire 

opened. 

.- cla~ at th ireucue ~tition under G. 

}ning, the hostess served a cou~e of 

Imuis Savio, Proprietor 

li~l~an, French or Ameri- 

‘4 ‘ ‘er’’l], ‘rgsrii%er ‘or ee N Ivery dilicIo”s refre~hmpn~. . “ t8~~ 

,’,— limn-white Chautauqua appearing In , 

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Dawaon April 18-Mnd, was in Daw- 

I State ~me Warden Thos. P. Gable 

was a bwlnew dsitir In Dawuon the 

IANITARY AND ~n Inst weHk parfectlng arrange- 

UP-TO-. IATE men~for the ~g event. Dnwmon ham! 1,* .f the week, leaving Thumday 

the distinction of being the firnt place 

hildren’s Hair. Cuts a ,visitid on the summer’n Chau@uqua moruing for Ute Park and the Mor- , Pastries of All K]nds 

eno Vakley section on bminm for the 

S~ialty 

circuit of 12? places of the ~nth- ~tateOffjce. He wm accompanied by Fresh Baked Every Day 

wesL The mme five day p~ iS ho ~xp~ fimh ~be~ men who 

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being given in Sank Fe and many of 

sr~ ansi~ing in the salection 

the larger places of New fdefico, sul-ble” site ?r sites for ~te 

Arizona, CnWornia a,nd the P=ifiC \h,~harim, 

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She loved the rounds of iaxu 

‘tw2!?!:Ti:%2::i? 

Then country air; another utart~ 

A man wh offered hap ineea. 

-at ~ti~ ~;~~nfse thn,? theY 

And hide what she would not 

Cnnfey ? 

~od’11 kmila and weep, -. then smil. 

.With~~n~l” Cla~n on the 

Pleaae come. Ygu’11 nearch the 

to- in -in 

To find n film w brtiht and 

cl+n..., , 

ETNEL CLAYTON IS 

FINEf.~ SUPPORT~ 

IN “A CITY SPARRO~ 

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A en~ 01 cl~~; artish,” fdayt~ 

‘!~~%zizfilm ada~tat~ 

by Clara G. Kenhedy of a tibry 9 

Kate Jordan. &m Wood dir-d 

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~ - WHO IS%HET 

Het first is in urett~. but never in 

theword, 

And her fourth in in s~eot. never 

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~et fifth you will find, in cu’ttning 

and eutb, 

And ~:h:ith muti be used for 

H* seventh a~d eighth are in will 

and in Well, 

And her ninth comes in, pacp 

ageu sWI. 

Now her tenth” is in darling, and 

likewise in droama, ‘ 

Her @leventh i~ part of a meal, 

The twelfth of her name, is in ahdOWand 

EunO, 

Her last is in knoll, not in keel. 

FIir Whole is a nave, that is fm 

motta aronnd 

The world, “for she’s pretty and 

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child ac r, Stanley Goethak are 

in the c at. 

Brow ing reduced his stiry a~ 

a Vniv sal ewel feature at a 

aost ru ning inti hundreds uf 

khouean s of dollam~ and the completed 

p cture is mld h giv? ample 

evid nce of the ,expondlture, 

b;o~h;~ ;uty and lavlshneap of ih 

%ancisc , aIS~%Vl%lgi;~kas~~ 

the B*Y CItYs underworld were 

reptodu d at Univeml City at a 

c88b of $90,000. An apartment 

hbnm o Knob Hill, the modern 

palace o a banker, and thn splendid 

orie WI intricacies of the rear 

and uec d floor of a bazaar are 

some of the more exhnsive aettinsa. 

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group o ciooka w free thetnaaives 

f- th hhacklea of crhe and 

liti tie hfa they desire. In this 

thay m Mwarted and doublcroamed 

y an evil and ?even~eful 

figure o the h~lf world, who re- 

aentu re BecWbility. In the back- 

ground, ‘nd yet the dominant parnonality 

of thie drma is an old 

heathen pbilompher, whoue id~s 

of right md wrong ate babed on 

one ‘he of ‘anous the remonu ‘“pportin% for t e‘O’?” brdllant “ 

reports of “A City Sparrow’), the 

NW Ethel Olayton statring vehicle 

for Pnramount which wdl be 

*W &t ths ~aw~n ~dtre 

next Thursday. 

no poli “cal statutee, and who 

meteu t an unmnction?d jti~ 

ti’ce “OU side the law”: 

~lmi la Dean is Bald to be at 

her dr atic best in thin her firnt 

Ncture @rice ‘“Yhe ~irgin of 

Ethel Cl-n, the star, dandn Stambo 1“, w~le hn Chancy has 

in tie frank rank of likn #tars. and a dual ole which autahlqes aW- 

b a’ monteathuaia* foilohng. thinr / in his career wf distinctive 

he ~iphl tnhie leadis per. and- ddicnlt mreen imperaontrayed 

y Clyde Fillmore, who a~ tions. . , 

pears as a noble.hearted country- “OU de the Law” uhows the 

adv’anttt + it~nf a Wio of crook&do 

%t;tEh;a~!~;fEd~n,z!z 

try to straight in opite of the 

tist to 20 to Sbk muntrp, M- pmseti Onn8Y v.Vipar,of h mntheir 

lovq romance develops. Walter 

Hieru, the fat comedian, in fttn. ;:; of orlen “ 1 ‘n’u?$erlwnf myatlc,um an flhdo80- ‘“=;: 

ier than ev~, in the role of Tim 

eabn the pictute. 

~“nis, . diasppoi’ntad lover. photopl y by William Fildew in 

William aoyd, a new screen di& beautif 1, and lavish settings w~e 

covery, does attractive work an deni ne and built under the m- 

Hughie Ray, the ntar’s dancing 

partner. BarSine Burkett has a :;2:0 / ;:,:T::E::T:2:: 

deNghtfnl inmue Toi’e. ftwbw 

.Browpr L1lIian Leig tin and Syl- 

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~oae tide 

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aIm aws- 

who hum“millions of falls St Ilm 

feet? 

:~TSIDE ‘THE LAW 

TO BE SEEN HERR 

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Tod Browning’s original drama 

bf the undemorld, “OuMide ~ 

hw” camaa m zne sja-” zneame 

next Werlneiday. with Ptiucilli 

Dean in the &teEarrole. Lou C~ 

ney, Wheeler Oakmaa, E. A. W+ 

rm, Mph LatiE, Malhnrne Ma- 

~-11, Wtiton Tayfor anda new 

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~0 * ~~ aR*in’5 !nstru~ 

ut tba mak aummoniw 

two of ia kafloh, ramk the door. 

Drake ives un ar the @amin’s 

gun ju as he s, $ oots. The captah 

is captured nnd tied UP, u 

pan int4ecame-bin. ~ka 

and the mute decide t~ turn brick 

and ha 

, Mean 

havb re 

tie routine ra’arrested. 

hi]. Kenclafi and Ames 

rne~ to the city and start 

plane to recover Alice Amefl’ key 

from D nn’s old curio shop. Then 

Frhnk g Bh see his.sister, trying 

~ PIW@ade her to ga witi him 

for the ‘key. But. #he refusw. 

fia~k eporta this and Kendall 

conceiv 

hire~ln 

the ideu of sending his 

nurne with, Frank to, the 

ctio s D. Bates.. Kendail’s sec. 

tiaw, 1o;erhear~ “the plann and 

wue John Dunn, warnin him 

and L o e. This wire reachee % UM 

just in ime ta stop him. Frank 

not h e]iyar the key b frank 

and D e run from the shop, 

frights d by ~ukn’s a~mpt ta 

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that nig t ti he aeea on account in 

the pap r of Drake’? capture of 

the ~hi and bf his return on the 

f ollowi morning. , 

On’ h ard th ship, the captain 

makee “Be~cape and getting into 

the hold where thera ima cargo o? 

mg-itin ~, ~!qntq + •,,~mA74 1:-~+~ 

k Th e is n temific explosion 

and the ~hi~ is biown L41a~oms, 

Drake d iUAon finding themwlvas 

h rled out inti the water, 

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Publlmht,tl“n Thur.dd@y at D&wsOn, b-g; 

Mexico by the 

~AWSOM W-ELFARE DEP~UTMERT 

.las T. Conwmy, D1r.actor tind ,Eaito, 

Tem~ of #ubmrlvtlam 

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Advert lBIIIE Ra ten L,” ADpllcatIou 

Ente,.d Umond-cln.a 

.March 10[11,ys21, ut the noqt.off?{yfi~: 

Uuwmon, N*W M* X1.O. 

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SCH&L ELECTION 

HELD” MONDAY 

The annual ichool election for 

the selection of one school direcb 

or b serve for-a term of three 

yenra wu held Monday of this 

week. The total vote cast was 562, 

out of which Mrs. John Conriorre. 

ceived 340 votes and Rev. J. S. 

Russel ’216 vot~ The’ .lroard will 

meet 6h0rt1y after May 1st for or. 

ganization and will consist of the 

following membrh: Dr, 1?, C. Div. 

er; Judge T: L. Kinney and Mr&. 

John Conner, 

,- .PLACED uNDER BOND 

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The ‘fsti~ hutlt” conducted by the 

Federal. ”o:ficers this past week for 

violators of the Federal: amendment 

making it unlhwful to manufacture or 

sell intoxicating liquors resulted in 

fourteen arrests. ThesE fourteen 

were-taken before U. ‘S. Commissioner 

at Raton and placed under bond 

for” appearance before the Federal 

grand jury whichaitu at Santa Fe in 

May: One alleged iiratir charged 

with the manufacture of “moonfihlneg’, 

wam placed under a $2)000 

bond. The remainder under $1,500 

and $1,000 bon~s. 

RESCUE CAR TO VISIT ”DAWSON 

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~ W. F. Murray of the “Safety De. 

partment has Rceived sdvice from 

the El Paso headquarters that the 

Bureau of Mines “Rescue Car will visit 

J)awuon during tbe first five days of 

next week; from April llth to 16th 

incluai-, and- that the opportunity 

svilY bu afforded all intere~ted em. 

plOyees in receiving’ expert instruc. 

tion in mine rescue and “hrst aid 

work. Last year, “47 “men availed 

tbemselvei 

lchanan, Freddie Evuriu, Sara Con: 

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Song, “St&mpu”, 4th grade. 

Kim Jeuaie Love &o rendered 

- tiewfns Vod” Solo. A~rican Plan” “~ 

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%ewer~dJn,ter-ting short , talks 

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aubjecti-related to ,(Thrift,, were 

en by Mrs. Horan, Mrs. Hall and 

ie Hunnn. It was decided at’ the 

3111E~ meeting that the next regu. 

El tric Lights-Steafn 

Heat 

meeting of the asaocic,$ion $ 

)uld be held on Friday, May 6th, 

the Dawaon church in order to I ~. ,R 

ingle” Meals 75c 

TES $3.00 per daY 

ve fathers an well ss mothers tie I ,. 1 “1 

,portunity ti: at$end. II I 

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Autn L.mv., CumSe .t s A. M, ~ 3. P. M. Ckcd C.m 

WELL EQUIPPED MACHI E SNOF 

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Full. Line Iof . 

‘ Automobile Ac~essories 

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OURSURPLUS STOCK OF HIGH GRADE .CIGA “WILL~ 

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i;,’. TH “BEST GARDENS GROWN IN DAWSON THIS SEASON 

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~~ 7 C p; Downhwn and Railroad Row; Capitin and No. 5 Hills; No-3 

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The” Weifare Committe, compoaad 

of representativesfmm eight different 

natlonalitie~ living in tho corn. 

munity, met Saturday morning h dieeuea 

and tikb action on numerona 

mattam related to community wel. 

fare. 

The week of April 215thwet get by 

.he comrn;tim for comunity Obtet. 

vance of “Clean Up Weekl* which hae 

now become nn esti]ahed annual in- . 

etitution in most ci~m and towmI. 

During thiu period, intinsive campaign 

will be eondu-d by the welfare 

department for ‘ u thorough 

cieafi.up of ~dg,. *M and afIrnya. 

With the pereonnl aeaiutance of the 

mam$ere. of the welfare comrnitte% 

M much as .pouible of thw work 

will be done before tid final campalti. 

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“ the v~titingnuree on ‘the school a~ 

mn%e adtnation, dhe. Comtiee 

m CLus Ivo 

GIVE MINSTREL 

CITIZENSHIP CMS TO REVIEW 

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The Citizenship etaaa prepating for 

SIGNS OF SPRING 

The beat nntidota so far diacovarad 

recommended a vigocoua eufore~ 

ment of the. mattcy law and nuggetib 

that aach mamber of the ~m. 

“ti---~l 

nitural{zation papan will begin next 

clteb ‘is. riCIW 

waek a threa-weeks’ review of all tba 

far spring fev~that ailment eo p- 

culiar to thjd aaanon of the yaar-ie 

mittee 

~hool 

and all others interaatad in 

effkiencg make it a de to 

ht o 

e=k’y =ehenma’s ‘n work that has been covere$ during 

each week for the the pmt ten ~~~ in Ame~~an con. 

its worthier substitute, the tannie fe. 

v~r+ Both fevete are contatio~, but 

stop all ch}ldr~n found on the Stieet 

duting. uchool houta and inquire 

WI tbt’~i be riven nbOut the atitutioyal hia~n. The next natur- Ionly the fivat named nhould be ML’ why .tiey am not in echooL , 

fieof May. hese rehea~ am” alizatlon hearing wili be held at ~a- ject to quarantine, 

It is recommended by +h* .-. MM- ..... 

, ti ibe daw town school build- ton on Saturday, Aptil 90th,‘add the Wwa4m weeeaem many followem’ mi&e ,~at a n.mkm ,,------ m? -. additlon- 

‘Wnning a &ght o’clwk naturalization examiner will be here .of the court game, due in lam” part al, dap~tie~ be appoinbd ,tiwh- 

*tting fo the min6trel will ha on Thu~py., April 2Bth ~ condn~ tv the community cemant eonrte out tie ~am* f, ‘or the aafagutilng 

kk with ita manager, head any ex:rnlnat].nn. for the certtilcata ‘which have come ~ bu more than loof 

the public aF-.~ .-w . am~ . . the en. 

er, chef, din wmher, caehler and of prOf~clency which entifles the h~d- ‘callY knOw for ~.elr ideal eqtiipmaut. jomemefit of fip ,. ._.--.J +.+”+.* law. 

BM This b ckground will lend er ~ c0mplet8 the natu~alizatlon, Raii or shine, the CO- are ready 

Complaint ‘in received by the” 

~ “+. ●* an+. \ ining pro=am of hearing ~f Ore tie cOU* without for- for servlm and the unusually h{oh 

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ITmn s*veml aoumew 

dance% b be fot- ther e~minatiOn. ~In claea meeti back nets MVe much time and n, 

-xeP regarding the profane and obmene 

r-concart given hY at =ven’ 0’clOck on Wednemday aven- tion in chaeing wild ehati ‘1- The. U- 1.,ar 

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waga in the pool room at the 

:aLwii& after the c~baret in~ at the Old achoOl ~uildi~ and iE cessibiiity of the mueta make them ~pra --- -, houee and in the lobby of the 

..— 1, director for the OPen tO anY one in~rented In n4CUV- n popultw rendezvonn for. both p,fay- ~mt off,==, ●I-- *4 .* :, ,= the pttrpO#e Of the 

mr6i, desfres rec-eiva as many ing hig American citizene~lp papem. erg and Specktom dutin~ the nummar committee ~ ~ m i~trumenti in 

_Wonm aa PO #ible for”local jokes 

d glben- mnit.a e for the hbratto. 

It ~70uId PUY afiY hOlder Of h~s first 

PaPem ti attend these review meek 

cvening9. 

Now that “the added hour of dayneeing 

that auclh 

violations 

,aw me ~~OppeG, A 

of the 

b eiiovinr ‘---”-”1 a rdeasure derived 

~~red to present a 

1 show am invited 

horug on next Mon- 

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Knights f Pythins. initiated 

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into the rank of 

, evening. 

d initiation wa followed by the eninm 

held. dnri~g April. ~light is available in the evenlw and . , .._ . . ... 

In view 01 tne preaen~ 

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difficult- 

‘ the “weather condition} s become more . 

A force of workmen began work Iintiting, the ~ooti~ W: ,1 ~Mome ~ore ]es beiitg experienced by the Power 

Tuesday ‘making coke breeze blocks ~onge~ted with ~,ayerr~~“d 

the ~dop, plant during the maklttg of certaim 

for use in miniw operation. 

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tion of nome simple m 

reudjustmenta, it i~ recOrnmended 

Ilae“for playing 

It j~ P,knned by the committae that greater care 

W. and Mis. Win Smock are the Iwill becOme neceusw. 

pnrenb of n new 

tohold several deca 

daughter, &rn fii- 1 tourname”~ti be exerciucd by all uaere of eleck 

day, April lst. 

[luring the summer whiclh,.it 

is hoped, 

rfc , light in turning off all lie’ht~ dur- 

—— cvcrv local tielder of I,,ta 

.L, ~acqu~ ~i,, mg the daytime. When it i@ realin- 

-” “” ‘k- ‘---–lge life of an electiic 

Tha condition of Mrs. Cora WKI& 1ta~~-Part. At least ~ree clasmes of ~i~~~~u~n~n~~~ 

~ent of a #m ker and the nerving taker, who hm”be en’ quiti crltica~y ill Plfiyem will be formed so that tnter- 

)1:rafreuhmtiti. 

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for the past two waaku, continueG to eat may be rtiined by the ~eat-t 

remain nerious. 

]nnmber of Iplnyare 

poasfble 

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r ..!11k“ ‘a 600+~a,a~~ “= ..”,” Y“W- - a, 

R. H. AnK40 w- a visitor in Trin- 

Night Marshal WcCarty hn~,Uken idad over tbe end Of the paat week. 

nctive steps during the pant week ~n .. 

giving we,]king papers to car~in pto. The time for Sunday ncheol at the 

fessional gatilera’ who have been Dwwson church has ‘been changed 

making it a practice b lemh off the from 10.30 to 10 o’clock, Daweon 

trnvagnnt nsa of electrical cu~ent 

wile,+ it in not needed. The Comn’bittee 

me*t9 ngain in regular neauien On 

Saturday morning, April 16th at &n 

o’clock. , 

tninem’ piy roll. Due notice is given Itime. 

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them that if caught within the pre. 

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cjnct agni”, a va~a”cy charge will Tho Camp Fire girls of Uda camp 

be filed and vigorously prosecuted. were in full attendance at the eocial 

meeting held on Wednesday evening 

A, M. Van” Dyke, manager of the 

Daweon ~rage, raturned re@efitlY 

from Denver with a new Jeffrieo-6 

which has. been delivered to IS. T. 

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ONE-THIRD OFF REGU~R PRICE 

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, Nervous Tourist: ‘What if the 

bridge Aould break and the train fall 

into the rivert)’ 

Conductor: “Dent’ worry s{r. Thii 

road won’t miw it. It haa a lot of 

traina” 

ONE ON ABIE 

“Isaac, yOUshould pm]]the CUtitl@ 

I down van you kIanyc.ut vife. I anw 

“ You tist night.’” 

(’Abie, the choke).g dn Y“oU.I v~’t 

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home Inat tt;ght.’--ont “Spokes. 

II ING AND REPAI.R 

SHOP 

Mr.” E. Thornas ah. 

nounma he is now open b 

business from 6p. m. b 9 

p.m. for aU kinds of Tire 

Repair Work. 

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; IaePRO,VE~ENTS AT NO.. 7 MI-- DC. hnk M=nnon .nnd Mr.. CI 

““Pkns h.% been ~p~d and ‘the 

Gillespie refiigned their positions tl 

paflt week with the engineer’s offit 

,. wrirk wiFl stsrt very soon for the con- Au;toc G. M. ~nwn left Thu} 

tiruction” of a naw cowbined 

house and chesk cabin ton-d 

lamp 

juti 

day morning for an absence on bu 

nean in El Pam. 

west of the main tipple at No. 7 mine, 

!’ “between the mwtor barn and ee cm Mr~. R. Welsh and daugh~r, M 

repair shop, convenient to the ti:n A1da welsh left SUndaY evening f 

etiti.”” The new building till be built their home in Area, Idaho, ,after 

of coke breeze blocks, 22x47 feet extend ed visit at the home of Dr. a 

in dimension~, with concrete foundw ‘MrF J Q. welsh. 

tion and composition roof, The lamp 

house wiU -accommodate 280 lamps, For the Preservation of the Iar 

with a future exte”aion designed to number of ti:ea recently Plant 

take care of 140 ,more lamps. All coal nhout Dawson, it is suggested that 

now mined from Nos; 7,:8, 9 knd 10 superfluous branchea ad sprou~ 

mines ix being handled by No. 7’stip- trimmed in order to allow all streng 

pie. ‘Mine~ NOB. S and 9 will even- to be Kiven to the growing of 1 

S tuafly devdop inti large producem. main switih. The life of many tra 

These improvement.g are in atiicip- ur. saved by caref u] attention to 1 

‘ tion of a steady increase in the owt- tree’s preservation for the first f 

put of this group of mines. weeks after planting. 

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16 and 17 ~~ 

MCALBERT 

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Singing and 

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Dorothy 

OrientalDancers 

Van 

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Star‘and 

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A Guwanteed Attraction 

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-Doors OPen.7“9 Show. 7:45 

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We mn furnish fancy molds 

partiw. 

Beat “Denver Ice Cream sold a 

E. T. McK-night 

~ASEBtiL ACTIVITY lr 

iMOUS CRY’STAL SEER 

,~MING TO DAWSON ‘% 

McAlbwt, 

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who is internationally , 

Iown m a crystal readar, will play a 

TOda~’ engagement atthe Opera I 

oqse, a-rting Saturdq, Ar.ril 16.. 

e is hewn ns the 

Y.” =~minK1, kno~%e~~~~~!’ 

from all advancereports he ‘is un=I 

,nnily dev= and seems w be able 

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an~wer any question. The me~ 

gem he ie “able to give to people are - 

reply astounding. He hag done so 

any”people no much good in unfailg 

advicq in many towns where he 

IS appeared they are begging for te- 

[rn datea. 

With his mystery show he has a 

ever company in a singing and 

mcins revue, sotiething that no 

her msn in his line has ever had. 

Ienty of mirth and comedy of a 

u~ical comedy nature. Mim Doro- 

IY.Van, who Mads this part of ~k 

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[OW,is a n[nger of real ability. — 

M*berts work in sryti gaz- - 

K pomiues to be the moat mysti. 

ring of anything. ever seen in this ‘- 

~. He h?l~.’ his nudience spellmnd 

while .he answeri qneationh 

I nfl mrta. H& demons~ation of 

ie ocult is phenomenal, giving a 

onde~ul de~onstrstion of occu!t 

twer. An evening of fimt-cl+s 

itertsinment lasting two’ hours.” 

o You want to know if your hus- 

%nd or sweetheart 10VCE YOU? 

~el~ ask MAlbert, 

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he kndwa. , 

Mr. E. Thomas ha, recently bpen- 

I “p a vulcanizing and tire repsir 

10Pnear hin residence. 

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Mr. Ben Poolcr and famUy moved 

huday to Ratorn where Mr. Pooler 

cpech b accept deputy mrk 

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hesheriff’noffice.. 

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.ti ~James tinner, pr~klent o! n“ev 

Ie da~town Paren&Teachersaaso. til 

ation, haa recentiy been appointad tirn 

r the atati deptitmentiof eduaatim’ per 

ha New Metico representative b are 

[a.~stioial .P=entiTeachem anaocia. nqd 

DriCingree.n held et Wdnbington,. D. and 

: me hy D~:@,w”mn*.. ,,;., @ 

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n “Brick Ice Cream for 

our fountain. 

Proprietor 

wsonTailor ShopI 

All those inter-ted in’ the organtion 

of a baseball team for the I Oi 

ning season were to meet TUES. , 

Y night to discu~ important mat- 

‘s concerned with the propo~ition. UR SPECIALTIES 

~nager Bird is now canyausing the 

uation and hopes tn work out ways Dyeing “to Sample 

d m~ns for building UP a figh~n~ 

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?:,: Work Shoes 

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,: “ ~~HANI) BAGS OF QUALITY 

,:’ We ar z now showing the new 

:,’-~pring st yles in silk and leather 

‘:. hand bags , Original-in designs, high 

:,8 in quality !~ndsuperior in workmanship, 

thes e bags are backed by our 

~,: guarantee of satisfaction. Main 

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Wednesday 

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2070 

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Jewelry Dept. 

,‘ All sizes, from 36 to 46 

“.New spring suit~ in beautiful 

stri~d worsteds are ‘arriting @aily., 

,Come in and select your new suit. “: 

Black Twill work shirts “with “white 

,- stripe, $1.00 values 

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KHAKI 

Men’s Suite-Me-Ails, jtist the-thing 

to keep “your clothes clean .. 

$3.50 

ouR MEAT tiARKET CAN suP. 

PLY ALL YOUR NEEDS 

AT ALL TIMES 

‘H@-GREAT MASTER R N( 

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ashostens at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maye were hoati Mr. and Mrs.”George Baronare the Mr. and’ Mru. T. W. Rutledge rw 

ky given on last hur~day after at a party given Sat”arday nvening parenti of a new daughter, born turned ti their home in Springm tie 

M to a compan of her lad~ to a small company of friends. Tuesday, March 29th, last of the week after n vi~it to their 

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son who la now recovering fro’rn an 

Mm. Harvey 8pringer, accompan. MruL W, O. Hart entertained a corn. 

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Operution for appendicitis at the 

~nna entertained al led by Mrs: Al Boune, returned Sun- pnny of friend6 at a“party on Monday ~awgon ~oapib, 

day afternoon from a vl’ait ovnr the afternoon, March 28th, ,.. . -,, . 

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wmek.entl in Rnt.n 

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E% i:: . T;d . Iioa:t::Ho$ 

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I h viuitin~ friend [n Dawuon. 

I The Ladies Cktb of No. 7 camp; ~HURCH DIRECTORY :“ 

The Sunday mhodl clnm of Mr. met on. Wednenday aftsn”oon with 

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D-wren -$ Club eld ik rnonth- Blick was pleasantly entertained on M=.” Morrow. DawMn Churak-.l. s:: Ruee’eil, 

last da meeting L-day even. 

‘W1d~y cvenin~ at the home of 

mini~~r. Bfble School, 10.00 a.. m. 

I Mr~ YounK, SupL: Wmary gcadw 

~~ tha club roo s. It was de Harmon Black. 

I Mrs. A, W. Hall uleaBantlv enter. 

meet at Reucue Stitiun, MIM .Mc. 

$)W the club to proceed it 

h;ned R company of-mesta a; a party Ctenry h char e, higher ~adeo meet 

Mm. W. C. Barnett returned Imt 

~” tith the con plated irn. 

given on Saturday afternoon, at church. #veitIng BErvice 8.00 

Saturdhy from a six.weeks~ vieit with, 

mentyon the Iub houne. 

p. m. Choir practice Mlday, d.00 p. 

relatives in” Omaha, Nebr. I H. G. Wattem of Raton waa a bus]. m. All welcome. 

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Idl it, h ad of tbu fur- Robert E. Kilkelly of the audito~a, tnem week, visitor in Dawuon duflng the ., Catholle Ctmrch--SundayB: M-w 

department at e store, left 

at 8.80 a, m. for Engli~hm ~ing, 

office, resl~ed hln ponitiun l~t 

__ay evening for enver where, Thureday and left on the first of the 

B. Elfiott of Bakn hag i;iso.~”gi~ :~~~$yi%fd~ 

t -d, ha exu ck during the wenk for San Frencimo. 1 .“ra. c, — 

a~cea: Mameu at 6.80 and .7 a. ,m. 

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. i been a guest for-the pmt week at the 

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r-week”tu join Ithe order Of 

Junior choir rehearsals Wednaday@ 

,* He will ret rn b Dawnon .~e regular weekly reheamal of hOme .f Mrs. C. W. Hoover. 

at 4 u. m: Fit’et fiidav of the month 

k part of thi~ eek, *ringing the choir of the Dawson church, he]d 

devotion: Communion: 6.so, maaues 

~.hlmn brida. 

Friday avenings, has been ch~nged The Dawson Newe was admithd nn at7and 8&m. 

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~rom 7.30 ta 8 o’dlock, Dawson timg. ~eeO~dcl= matter by the Po*maater ,. 

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General on March 10th. Thie entitles 

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~m me under Preparation fOr1 the publication ti. aH thg righb and 

,:The Da on 

;he construction at tha naw d~iry of Wivi]egea of a f“II fledEed ne~pa. 

*O new hou~es. for the uEe of the per which, among other advantaggg, 

daity nttendantu. One houue till he pormit~ tb, h~”dling of the paper I ., 

~.5ARBERHOP four and onn. two rooms in size. Ithro”~h the mails at the rsta “? -“. 

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E. F. SCOn, Pimp.. , 

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OAWSONAKERY 

--- ... buis Savio,, Propriet4)r” 

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris, resi. 

i cent per pou’nd. 

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denh of Damon until the firgt of the 

Italian, French or Ametii- 

The recently converted ‘ZSitko’ 

year but now residents of.. ~ Paso, 

I are parnntg of a new eon, born recen~ 

flata, located at the foot. of Capltar 

.. 1-. lhfll, has been occupied by nevera 

Ifamilies, previous to iti occupancy ,,, ‘BREAD At the recent meeting of the Daw. Beveral window lighti were broken .hy 

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non Scottish Rite club, the following the delibmati action of someone, pre, 

officers for the enoning yenr were sumably a boy, whose identity ie by ~astries of .All Kinds 

elected: President, A. W. Hall; vie% ing eought by the officeia, Any in. 

president, Ot~ Norem; newtary, formation leading to the arreet and 

Dnvie Davidson. Tbe club member- conviction of any boy or other lndiship, 

recently increased by the sddi. tidual deliberately breaking windows 

tion of five n- membem from Cim. Iwill not only be inureciated .- by the 

I Iarron,now I officeti, but will be rewardti. 

Fresh Baked Every ‘Day 

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,- “~’HELDBY THE EN$MF ptitin #pd requested that it be 

A Rhrmed Re*iow given them m be hung in their 

By RuaaeU Holman ~. church. hisrequest k. ‘~ourneur 

gladly anted and the painting i~ 

h Sontherii belle of ’64, now on view in the Roman Cath- 

When Blue and GraY ware in olic Ch rch at Glendale! Cal. . 

field. 

an Loan, the author of 

Her husband rumored killed in ‘“l’~~ G eat Redeemer”, struck up 

an uc ajntaue in Lon Angele~ 

Her ~a~fi of love for him con; with pardoned Mexican, and 

Cealad. 

from hi obtained the utory which 

A Northern colonel, lending kjd, he inc rporated in Ma screen 

Whe~~r~=yti vexed by looting drama. 

This he ~mbellished with a 

Conducted on ber heart a raid. strong ounhrplot and some a~ien- 

(A duel more fiarce than one diu iot in~reut, and tie fin[shed 

with swords. 1 

produc on 18said ACIptimem great 

.Utiimment. romnnctihere them-. shengt and uncomtnon intarest. 

HousO eter~ and Marjorie Daw 

A fa%o~u itory pi@urizqd ard the ohief players in the all-our 

By playero ev’iy one a utir. cast w ich interprata ~’The Great, 

Adve;:::dd.Come.. YcIu’~1 be. Redee w~~ Mr. Pet ru plays Dan 

M51J0j ~ ~n ty-guff h~ man ,tiha in 

f.OYALTY OF WOMEN 

OF SOUTH SHOWN IN 

“HELD BY THE ENEMY” 

*~yz:ti’fP1:~m~;y””’* 

Screem~cbievem.mt 

me loyalty and love of the wO- 

.ioized. 

men of the Sotith during the Am. 

And Jack Gilbert wenarr. 

Van Loan’rn story and 

e?ican Civil War is admirably depicted 

In a new striking. Pwa Opnt 

al enp a d Mr.. Tourneur. 

platurization of William G} “rldtber~ 

play, ~’Held by the Enemy’ ,.wh”ch 

will be shown ~t 6h4 Daw~n T~g 

atre” f pr two daya bwlpning We6- 

a,~l.%e ., t,. atati id * 

“=~$ ~::$y~~~:?d ? 

who believes tttat her tttw nfid ~as 

“f”e’ husband‘“ from ‘“ atte”’m death. The b ‘“?h= cu AIId: 

sting situation in onn of the mout 

dram6tfe avhr ~nentcd on the di. 

ver shaeti 

The roles are epacted by an alid~ar 

ieak incliidin~ ‘A~nEi Ahes, 

Wanda tinwley, L;wis ‘Stone ~ack 

HOJ~.,Robert Cain* W81t~ kelrs, 

Robert Brewer. C. H, Ge alert, Josephine 

Crowell and killian .Laigb- 

‘al%t.~ni;di~;pnot the, iiab. 

While “The Great kedeemer” was 

written by H. H. Van Loan and is 

iri the main a work of the im~inw 

tion. ib ccntraI theme i~..kken 

dire~ from life. 1+ &nibodl@s-an 

incident that happtined In a priion 

at San Bernardino, Cal., two yenra 

~” ago. A Mexican was sewing flfteen 

yebrs there for man~luughter. 

On the wall bf his cell he painted a 

pi~ture of fha Ciiitifixion? It waE 

a ptiriting whose beauty a$~ra~d 

attention all over the ntitei 

k~l w tie.h no$~e;~fltf~ 

a~rfa, an on the right path. 

The amificent stenem of the 

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,*O r h WAR 8PaCTAe2kE 

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*Y t~d EiIti$’~ ti$ new 

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b~en siain in battl 

net a *ar i ieticIe, an 

W,th u. y.”.{ NO#,yll’ in COlona, ‘n Joy mnny tnight fancy. T eFe are no 

who pr?t~tk tr from the looteru. ace~eu ehowjng .desperatd fightin 

She is abotit.w accept h]s PxOROm] 

tiitwde I me ,erni~e# of the Nott % 

of mamiuge, when her husband ap. and the kouth during the civil W= 

p6tiba. Iti. fact, the picttib is a 

~~’h~t!~o~~a~i{;~;~t 

s ectacie o human emotionu and 

the remslnder of the stoty, ,thd :;;: ,es~andmouldofnten a“d 

du~tful iitt14 wife pakes.,mdny m~ 

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Epic~e fiime. 

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Dra e. und,” .Marlon,. 

from hq ~eckq~d of 

pickad up 

the d$na. 

ten. BeuJah ~m;e Dix wrOtOthe 

scenario.. Don&d Gtia dirbct$d 

.iId C. Sld&ai Whoe~mln was 

photo~aphti. 

Itfitecl q‘Otiii are landed at a fisher.. 

man ‘#l ]age bnct&tart out for A]iae 

Ames’ zome.’ There they find Alica 

pu5zliriF over, the cpqtents of a 

pac a ~qft’ that ftirnoon by a 

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t~ rnnn. ~t~ka finfia the 

pat, a ~,, d~~ins thd diary of HOT: 

.,’tiREA* REDEEMER’” 

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TAKEN PROM ~lFE IIti:g n’ k’ na&6t house in faihlori. 

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able .Fine, 

Iacidarii of Paintims B-tad UPVn 

Cre!t, vrders Iglo, him 

Actual OcaurMa&&. Id 

Mexicm~ Frhom 

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Maurice Towneur’m meat’ screen 

production,“The Great Redeem: 

er’~, which iu to be khowfi at the 

Daw n Theatre fqr + ‘qq Of OnO 

etnUIIher back by Hor- 

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day, e nni~ next .Frlday $?llu a 

~~at ,s .,. al)sorb,ng and 

“thrl ““7 lhg thnt perso~s ,who behold 

k.will inevitably conclude thatitim 

fiction—that it n~ver could have 

&$.. :mpersonat~1 F Alice Ames. 

nn h~d to d hqr that he 

Waltla riot deliver Up her key until 

she COuld ,~ring Scra~ diary U8 

proof of her identity. 

; unaware of the fact that 

an who called at his house 

e8Eof Scraggs’ fortune. Hang)ng 

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AE a direot raeult df the influ. khun Alice And Marion come that 

ence, of thimpainting the M icqn bight be will dispose of the three 

w.. marited a pazdo. by th~ov- ~:Rty m with a terrible mschine he 

ernor of the state’ and is n?y” a nvented. 

profe~ional artiu$, makin8 ●kv]ng .Dre ke ,rnow ieaiizeu that BOme 

m L06 Angeles. 

other woman has been impersan- 

The jsintlng of The tiuc!ftion -Bting Alice, and that Marion aqd” 

o aphed in the pfodudtlon of AJic* tnust proceed at once to. 

~ ~P~. %reat Redeomsr” js k copy unn housp ‘hnd obtain AJice’a 

of thnt on-.thq .wall of the. M?xI- fey ; ~fo~ the impemonti.r RUC. 

can’a cell in San Bernardino. ceeda in ettitig it. frank Ameg 

Friesb who were interetied’ in the borne: to is niater’n home, Iearnn 

Tonrneur production because bf that h dke and M&rfon have hr. 

“ito rIo,wdul appenl to the rlnest rived aqd hx~jty eoe~ to notify 

qua]ltlw im.iq b~oldero, *W tha .Kendp]. 

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The Dawson News ~ . 

P,, bllehed on ‘Thursday at Dnwson, Yew 

Mexico by the 

~ By .Installments “ 

\ Payne Whiteley and Peter Paxton, 

]fo mer employees of the E. P. & S. 

I w: railroad, stationed at Dawtwn, me 

,no~ employed by” the N@wby and 

IIA8i,snN wELh.2LRE UEPART31ENT 

,Imy ‘Y, Cnnwny. Director xnfl * 

You can buy almost anything an tha i~tallmmnt phm-~ home and 

—... -.. fumitur., a ..hnol course, ● set of book,. or a musicml inmkru=~k. 

**.-* or 9“bn@rt”*h” Da you know ,that you .-n buy a $1,000 hnk ●ccount in the U-E 

%,< ,,, onths —------ . . . . ... . ....-...$ .~h! way t 

Oic Ye,lr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1..0 

In buying $1,000 or any othersuraby meaum-f u bank *ceOumthe 

.4,1vertlslnc ltfices on AppllcntlOn im.wllmc.ntprivilege will- not co-t you a cent extra. 

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I.:ntered “,cona.,lnB. II I*LL*, In buying other thnug. you mmy not f-l’ tb=t Y*U ewn them w=t;i’ 

.Warch 10th, ~921, z.t the PO%l_Otti Pt At rC.Uh=~a paid in full, but the mO?*y in YOU**ccOunt with *8 at 

D$nwaon, .Ve\v ML-XICLI, ..Y” time is ALL ‘YOUR OWN. 

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‘ AnM hunt down, qnd m lnuch per 

MINER ROBS ROOMMATE , 

week or month u uou choose+”sff’t 

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‘i ‘1” that “anea8M wag to acquire $I,m? 

A r.:in~=, ;Izmcil’ Oc:fillo Nigre,te, 

~ Ne wby Lumber contracting firm nt 

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Robert E. Babbitt’ left the last of 

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y. rd clerk. 

.) l’he bovs of Mr. Blitk’s Sunda) 

~’ qc 001 cla~s will meet at 5.30 Friday 

ev ning nt the hom~ of Eldon Hughe~ 

{~ US.No. 608, and take x hike int[ 

~th hill,, retyrninu SaLurduy .after 

is now in the county jail at’ Raton to 

‘;‘uwait his henrin~ before ‘the grand 

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jury in May on” the ch,arEe of having 

~obbed his room-mate, Jesus Ruey, of 

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x wa-h and $95.00’ in cgsh. The -----:-– 

robbery was “committed early last I A SHIRT TALE 

Suturtlny morning at DnwsopLanti the - 

l)lan ctiuxht the same af tcrnoon at Harry Slack, the genial sate rePre- 

Rat6n with tbe stolen property Upori 

nentative of the Equitible Life InBut- 

him. Justice is swift in these dig.. 

ante company of New.York and Dem - 

gings tind tbe WUYof the trana~~ 

nor is hard. ,,, ocratic nominee last’ fall for state 

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treasurer, posseskefi a silk shirt upon 

Inon”’” 

l~usk ‘ 

rs, foe Bell und little daughtel 

rp urned to their home in Trinidac 

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lnnt of the week after a visit O{ 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Robrts of 

se1“””- 

eral’ days it the home of Mr. anc 

river were guesk over the waek- ‘M s. John Patt@rsoi=. The iittle gk 

i at the home of Mr. and” Mrs. w o wns knocked dow by an ‘au~- 

G. .tivering. Mr@. Roberts is a m bile 011 the” Saturday’ preceding 

;er-of Mr, kvering. ., ha entirely recover.d from the 8hock 

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>ontractor X. R. BIakely ‘of Cim- . 

on was a “nut.ness visitor .in camp h 

JUDGE CEO. D. ALDEN which hangs a tale. 

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Of Masw.chusetts, Tuc*&y, After’spending ecveml days of the 

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‘ post w$ek in Daw-;on in the interests 

Judge Goo. D. Alden, ion of the 

Ma@lower, direct descendant of ,John of lif e insurance, .Mr, Slack started 

Alden and Priscilla, IS a high-minded ,to: puck his belongings ~*t the hOtel 

man with the deep convictions of his preparatory to his departure for Ra. 

f orefatheru. For generations his fa~- ton. He d;$cavered the loss of his 

!, ily hne been co~nectod with the inti. 

one and only silk shirt and imme. 

lectual, morn] and material develop. 

merit of’ New Emland. This rich 

diatiiy got busy with the local officer 

inheritance of fundamental Ameri- ,. ( tO locate the same. A cOuPle 10ca~d 

canism, coupled with hio own exper. ~crosa the ~nll, registered as Mr. and 

ience arid abili~, quallf ios Judge Al- MrS. F. T. fiit~ of Phoenix, Ariz., 

den in a remarbble de~ee “ta spmk ~~e ~uflpkioned but no pngible evi- 

“is one with authority” on tbe present dence ~m fo””d to ~ocate the ~hir~ 

day ‘problems pertaining to the good Sunday morning, while walking 

of the nation. 

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down the street of ~ton, Mr. . Slack . . .. . . 

‘fie6ident Wati4n ‘G: Harding says, ~pO~d his ~hifi c.~ the bosom of.one 

‘~~Jud~ Alden does not, ‘hint”; ,he maid Smith, S~mmOni~ a deputy 

: sptiafrawith’ an utter .free.dgm of Ian. sheriff, Smith WS8 cornered, in his 

,gIuag?, bold butbeautiful, caustib, ~ut room at theho~l ~n~ fOrced tO hand 

chstte; ‘tie truths “which he’ seeks to over the ‘shirt jn spite of the loud Pmimpart 

are” driven” h“~rni with n force te~t8tio”~ of the Smith family, whO 

w.hicli thdroukh con@.ction nlon~ can ~ere pemitbd.. to, :.vamos f o? more 

“Eiie.” ‘Woodbtidke N. ‘Ferris, former promking fields where Slack buBiness 

‘ governor” of Michjgiri,’5aYs, ““’’Judge ~et~~: in ~,~k~hing ,Petty thieves 

Alden ‘is @n orator of meut Power. ~ere mot qn;te En.quick, on the tri~- 

He is. a clear, in.ibive “thinker and”a ~ey: ,: ’’..., 

i)aq kbo ‘always piesenk before” h~B ,, ,,.,, 

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kudien:e ike hwhiat’ idezls.i” ‘ . $., 

A force of caipent~s started work 

,”~ ~. ~, POURIUS, fo,pmir “Go$er~or.’0f 

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.,Mas~chusetta, s~yu, ‘!1.’ hav,e ~own . til.s.w.eek. o? we club ~use, improve- 

.T,,d~q Aldu~, fqr y~ar~,. H= .~cted ~ rnent? authorized by the Dawwn club. 

attorney for “me. I have ~iyv~h .wi.th,Thi changefl co”tempkted include the 

bim upoq, a nu~ber of cornmittiei. t addition ‘oi”’ a. ~paktu.ns front porch 

We were fellow di~octoru in.the.came / acrons the fm~t of the club house. 

corporation. KnOwin~ his ability 1 I.l - “ “;- : r’”.:.- ..,.”” . 

,.am not’.?u~rised ntthn Weit succase:. ‘1:. , ‘ ,,, .. . 

Mr. and. MrB:”I. ~. ‘hvqri~ 6nterhk 

iu meeting” on 

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the platf orni.”. ‘~- 

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awson Hotel 

Father Cauturier, CI~M. I:, and i ‘ 

ther Chaput, of the Dawson church ~ 

John Hixetiugh. 

re gueflta at the feast of the wstor I ,. 

Mgr. 

Fa~er Chateau, held at Sp~nger ~. 

Wednesday of thiu week. ,.. ,’ ,. 

tir~. M. Murray, metier. of Mr. ,- “, 

Blie Murray, amived Sunday from 

,Pe, 

AmerieaiHan, 

Kansas, ,~o make her home ‘in I 

wson. 

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L. O. W7ate.onand Frank McClen~ 

n returned Friday from : ~ek’s El~tric Liglits-Stim 

,tOrfi!~to Denver on buslnesa. ,, ‘!, Heat 

Represen&-e Welfare de- Single Meals 75c 

rtment visite~ Koehler ‘and Van “ ‘, 

,umn -Fridiy. in the. interes~ of the , RA~ES-,$3.00-per day 

partment. 

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THE HIGH SCHtiL ANNUAL -“ •~0 ~Ooo~*oO~*~*- 

‘The firai school annual publiahad , 

DawsoinTailoI* Shop under the auspice. of the Drawaon 11) 

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Public Schooln is now in process of ● 

compilation ana will be iosuedshort- “ 

OUR SPECIAI ~TIES” Iy after May 1st by the Senior class. 

Thiscommendable -underteklng iu in I 

Dyeing to Sa mple”” keeping with a custom now being ● 

generally followed by dl h!gh 6choo15 

Suits made to order” - L“ 

of standing where school spirit runs 

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high and where there is ‘a student ‘,” 

Hats cleaned ani blocked body thnt will sthndback of tlr. pub- ,’ 

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awso~ Photti Studio 

JOHN CARAGf.10w. P=P. 

..FOR A SHOUT TIME ONLY “““ ; 

ONE.THIRD OFF”REGULAR PRICE .“ 

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ON ANY SIZE PICTURE. Post Cads. $1.S0 Far Doz. 

K~k D*lo@~R, 1os Per Roll; SC w Per Print : 

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Cleaning of d tindg 

Laundry Ag ency 

E. A. STARK, P ‘opr@tor 

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,. YOUR CHIJ ,DREN? 

Smfeffu=d thhr intati mSSby join. 

liciiiori. 

Highly appropriate t~ the school I HoExtraChargefor’Portrafis Taken in’ 

setting and sug~estivc ,Jf it~ cmrtentn, ● 

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tbe annual the salubrious title, “Ye !. ,“,’”” Home: ~~~ ,: ‘1 

Cdke Breeze”.. ., , ,., . 

While the firut to be isuued locally, 

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H&kS: 8a. M. to 4.30P. m. 

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the forbh-coming annual will rank {n 

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attractivenew and general make:up ~.~*~* o=~*~’*~e~*with 

~imilar publications. issued by . 

schools many times the size of the —. 

DaWBOn’ high school. No effort i, being 

spared by the annual staff and 

Mist Weisser 6f the htih school facul- croft’s Confectionery andIceCreamparlor 

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ty in making the book as appealing 

i~g the 

and as complete as possible. “1 We can furnish fanw tnoldE in Y3ri& Ice Cream for 

The outstanding feature. of the 

publication, from an artistic stind- 

l’:~=:1+:::~II:*;”” 

13est I)enver Ice Cream sold it our fountiin. 

pohrt, wi~l be the quality of the ma- 

‘ terial used and the unusual excellence 

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Iof tie illustiatad matter. The book E. T. McKnight, ~~.- ~~ Proprietor 

H~VEy SpRI ~~ S-,7. !~.ver will .be of a dark brown, imib- = 

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s==:;~~;w 

tion leather cover ~tick and the inside 

pages, a tan tint, ‘heavy book Ps- 

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per, capable of producing the best Jokes .-.. -----. --..; -......-: 

printing results for reading matter 

and the helf-tine cuti. All picture6 

and printed matter will he printed in Vermejo ,Lodg No. M 

a vi~itor fur several dkw at the borne 

;‘light brOwn ink. 

AUOUST 24, 1912. 

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A. F.&A” t M! [ Over om. half of the book of 90 ‘f Mm’ ‘oh” _—. ‘ham” 

of tba “Da-m Now*, ~lfshad W6Ekpages 

will be devoted to photomapha. I The Oamfire girls of Udm cti~ Iy at Dawsori, N- Mmxica for 

The high sch~~l facul~, memb~~ Of met Wadnasd*y ev@niW ,+th MjSE 

April lsk 1921.1, \ 

the senior cl-s and other school per. Iiane Petty. ,,. . 

aonases, will app,ear in individual —, “ ~A~ OF NW MffXICO ) 

cuk. Several pages will be qccupi~d J. B. Morrow at~nded n specinl )ss. ‘ 

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with claw. pktuz=~ viem. d whool 

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meeting of the &liners Hospital board I ,C,ounty of Cqlf.a.x ..... ) 

aumundlngs and athletic moups; held at Raton l=t Tbursday~ ‘“ ‘ Before me, a notary public, in mid , 

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—“ while an added historical touch wi!l ; for the Sbte aforecaid, Parwna$ly 

Mm. J. C. Stover, who racently 

be featured by “several K*oUPin$~ of ~“ffered an injary to her thumb ne. appeared Jay T. tinway, who, having 

buildinm and scenes. in and about ~eaaitititig its amputation, WaE able been duly awo~” according to krw.’ 

Daweo”, Thi~ IatWr feature, in iz to ~eturn ShjB~Wt week to ber duti- deposes and nnys that he is the edltoi. 

DR. C. W. H~VER self, will constitute a permanent h!s. ~~ ~aghjer for th.g store meat market. of the DawtwrINews and tbs~ *8 fOl- 

I torical record of familiar ti,ews about Ilowing 1.s,to the beet of 4K1sknowledge 

Dentist II the community And will make the The Continent-el 011 cOmPanY~ and belief, ,a ~u@ ~~ment Of We 

bO.=.kanpcal tO everyone in Dawson. which haa recen~y er-ad ? new ‘Ownership~manag~ent) etc.) Of the 

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Miss Vera Oilver of the department 

s~raw house and 60 lawe tink con; c.foresatd puhlicati~ for *O dab 

of mrrsic and drawing has prepared tiinem went of the depot! ,opened for Bhow in the +bve caption, required 

~severkl cartooh; and deeiarm which 

The firnt by the act of August 24th, 1912, em- 

bud””” ‘his Pe ‘“’k’ 

,OPFICE H ~:,” ‘ 

arc of a very 

tank cm of wohna was received Fri- bodied. in section 448, Pon&l LR*, 

high mtistic order and 

and Retilatiotio, ~tit: 

a A M, “b 12. M. ‘ 

will add gtently to the”book’u inditid. day. 

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Ufllty, 1. tit the nhmes and ‘tidHs~s 

MICI. ”W. Adams expected to Ieive 

1 P.”w S9 s. f?.u. 

nf the “publjeher and editir are: 

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The liter~ry portion Of tie ann~al thi~ week for the fami)y>E homss~ad 

7 P.:hs. 89 &. P.M. ]will COntist of historical skemhe~, nth. ~an~h in 

Publish*: } Th6 Dawson Welfare 

nor~westecn ColOradO Dep~~e~t, D=~~n, Neu. MaXiCO. .: i 

I.letic and social chrenicles~ records of ~her= she WI]Ispend the summer. She 

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Ediior: Jay 2’. hnway . 

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class and other “@chool activities: algO: will be joined in Denver hy her fn- 

Manatin~ Editor i Jay T. Conwtiy: 

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severaf short storim. The last eev=- .they, Mr. Deane of Arkennas”CIty,and I 2. ‘phat tha ~~n’er~ me: Tbe Daw- 

DISPENSAiY ILDiNG 

nl pages of. the book will be ‘given, ~ ]ittle l~ter by MrG. Deane, who is 

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OV=r tO the displays of local adverti,~ 

non Welfare Depa-ent of the 

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‘“OW visiting iu DawsQn, and ber ‘litilC pbeip~ Dodge &rpor@tion; Wdti 

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erg whose advertising pntronage wdl daughter, Alice. 

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assist in defraying. the cost of the an- 

Doiglac, Presiderit,’99 Juhn Sk, New 

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nuol’s. publication. Through *is 

York, N. Y.; P. G.keckeW Gan. Mm., 

The aftirhmn jitney to. ~hng Do”gl~, Ar:zana”; W. D. BCeDnQn, 

~ou:ce and. the salt of tha annual,’ “which has bean leaving at 3.30 o’dOck Gen. Mm

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Juaniti Chapter No. 28, I‘lTEPSKIE’S~oN:y:cHE~Tu “’ ~ai],y PrO$I “am 

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Regdam, Smmmhem..lat’ amd 3rd “ Friday—F-urth Day, ,. Dawson, Chautauqu~ April “18-22 

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Tbumday, s p. m.,Lodge I-lmll. !, A. notable mueicai event ie gchad. Ulem30N ~CKUTS 

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vApy yqHtiulJ1.b;, 

Opwa Homu. 

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0. E. S. smkl Club.mm& mve~y , ultd for Chautauqua patrona in the MuIt. . . . . . . ... . . . . . . .------------- $3.60 .%cterr& , concert __:____________ ?,3” 

Student. n.nd Children ,--. . . . . . . . . .. l,Ro AtLeCnOO I Lecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:00 

othmr Wedqeimy,. 2.3o ~. m. , coming of Witepskie,s Concert Or. 

Ch Ildrmv v Eupr ----------------- 4:041 

vimitom Co@ll WAqmtid ~cheqtia, with Olive McCormick, color.. Xr, W_Tax bmu~ L,t LCI1l~m. Uv”nlng con.~rt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:80 

Wule mm= “h ~q-pmmt bul” I!,ve”l”g Lecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 

Mm. ANNA MEIK~E, W. M. 

?tUrti soprano, as ~oloist. For many 

Mm. BERTIE J. BRWFORD, Sec. I 

rf. 

,iae,rp tbeqe sp]endid ~usician~ have Ten Per Cept of the,&oceeis of d se&on tickets sold by 

.! cgn~titut~d one of- the star attr~- 

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the school &ildren will gif h th4fsupport of 

OLIVE “M~ORMICK, SOLOIST 

! tlonaof big Chautauquacjrc”its,both 

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Ieastand WHL Meyer Witepskje, h. Dawsom school libr Wks 

O]ive Mtiprmjck,, polpi~t ~jth the ‘ heada ,the cuchestrai is w pjanjat aid ~ 

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orchestra in the evening, in;~ COlora. directpr of note, The2]Ong afln~ciati~n 

WIRST It,ky 

tira apprano who has attained ~ 

prominent position in easter~ ~Q~j~: 

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of the member~ of his company prc.. Ati?.M~~UenlnK 

MUSIC 

ducen a combination whose playing ie 

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d~nnouncem.ntu UC the \+-ce .-, -.----c lluuiau,, u,, Dirtc,,ur 

and Eptertalnment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Th.. Au”I1” D“o 

., ..\dmltlH1.n 6(IC 

al circles. She was for~erly “sololat 

, with.+the,Pi~wg ~~phon y Orchestra 

and later wjti the Pit&burg MaIe 

characterized by correct lnterpretation. 

ancl perfect unanimity. It in .p,n 

~rganislh~ J“nlor Chauteuquu , 

Mvem,m=-M~ti~ uu~~~eti~~t . . . . . . . . . . . . ....____ ..__ -.... The AB.JI1., Du- 

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NationalLaceWeek Apr~ il 18 to 25 

Ens. Come, ”note the rich beauty of the, new pat: 

terns. 20,00i) yards to select from. ‘ ‘, 

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~~MillineryDepatimerit 

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On Saturday, Aprii 16th, we wiii seli abut two 

dozen beautifully. trirnmd hats, Gape and Fiske 

patterns, at a 20 per cent reduction from the, origin- 

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Ttis gives every wo~an an opportunity h secure 

a Summer Hat of unequaled style and tiutyat 

a very reasonable price. ~, :,, ,.. ,., 

‘&o ah Uriion. Skits 

~~e “t 14 ‘@h, short “skeve 

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,:~’:,”, lfiO Suit ,‘ 

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DAW50N, ;*!E:$YHEX. 

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~”* line of ‘hdies’ ~ 

that old straw hat. 

Whib 

‘Eench 

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d tip, black vamp, 

heel, lace shin, at 

riceof ““ 

$4.95 Pair 

.75 Values 

whaveafulliine 

~ces are favorite’ with. Spring and Summer ~. ,We now have afull fine 

I fashion-and for that reason”your attention is direct=. of CO~RITE’ and RED 

● ed to our iarge iace stock. The hig~ character of the I DIAMOND’ 

patterns, and their splendid wearing qualities tom- z 

mend thh for use on graduation frocks, organdie ~ ,HatDyes 

and”voile blouses and dresses, and new undermus. .:, ,, 

of ~ Smut. shoes in 

Nso’. Putnam Dyes “for 

~th .”and smoked 

piece goods’ ~,, 

‘horie h de. ~ 

., DRUG DEPT. ~~ 

tittl~ ents;’ sizes 9 

to 13 .:_____ ..-__$oooo 

,,”4” 

Ynth’ sizes 13 % to 

, 2-: :.-__L_:__L_$3:50 ,, 

“Boys,”si t e~ 2% to 5ti $4.00 

ym.,O,;L :“”””’” 

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:’Ghildren” ,. 

We have just r6cei+ed 

a‘ mmpl~ 

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set of the 

., ~arper 

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COjumb~a . 

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.Bubbii Bo:tis 

that You have ‘heard so 

much about. ~Something 

~very child wilI enjoy. 

JEWELRY DEfi: ‘: 

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$h..left, last Takaday Mr. and -Mrs. W. C: Hollman m~. A. J. WilJi~lma, night operatir at”’ Scale inspector Johnson, ;accom- 

..i viult witt friends in Aibuquer- tored over to Raton Saturday ufter- the depot, Ief t the l,a~t of the week panjed by ~eye~al ~epre8en~tive8 ~f 

y’. ” I noon for a short visit. far Alamogordo, N, M., for M ab. the wetfare commithe, Bpent ~ day 

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kfk. c. w.’Soover pleasantly et,- Dk. ‘and Mrs. F, B. Evans were 

sonce of several weeks. A. J. “Moore i:the last of the week inspecting mj”e 

of Tyro”e, N. M. is substituting dur.- I scoleg. 

blued a emF11.compdny of Yrienda hosts’~ a small company of ~u,sts on ,j”g ~i~ ~~,c”ce. 

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May, April 4th, in honor of her last Friday evenjne. 

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CHURCH DIRECTORY : 

Itiw gubnt, Mrs. C. B. Elliott of 

The .repuiar hi.monthly pny day Mr. and ?dre. Lon ,Shifflette of .Ak. .:. 

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“w711take place on next~aturday, Apr, ktt, N. M;, femur ,well known teai- I; Dmwnon ChuWhA. S. Ruauetl. 

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16th. 

den~ af Dawso”, were ~isitir~ ,wIth minister. ,,Bible School, 10.00 a. m. 

~The ?mploym ent. offiw was moved. ., 

~‘-’: : friends i~ Dawson last week, , Mr. 1’ Mm Young. supt.: ~]tia~ ~ades 

[ ~t week’ from the second floor Lo~i~ Snvio ieft the first of the / Shifflette ii n-ow &n~neir *dr thi Imeet mum atIn,Chgrge, Rescue higher S~tion, ~aden Mim meat Mcthe 

dispentary building b the week for an nbaence of Severs] days, ~Iper ,nEjne ~~tianed ~~ AbboM. 

~~ ~fflce In tbe main office 

at church. 

on b“ilne~ in Rock ‘Vale, Colorado. I 

Evening serrice, 8.00 

1 p, m. Choir practice Friday, S,00’ p. 

Idlm” forme lY ocmpied by the ,, 

I Mr. and Mr4.”John.Whitaley, form. i m. Ml welcome.. “,: . . j 

n dnpartme t. ‘ 

Cheuter May ii rti~dy recowrin~, 

h, ( ..- --— at the hospital from an operation fbr @r residinte: of Dawnon and noti” .Ilv. j Catboli. Cbumh-sundays ! ‘.M&em 

Be family 0f ~i@t ~ar~h;l ‘c+”A. appendicitis perform?

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BAU LIVEN ING, UP 

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PublUed W-kly by ~HE WELFARE DEPARTMENT 

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DAWSON. NEW MExICO-THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921. ~ 

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NUMBERl 2. 

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WEEK. .].’ co&ER”wILL cyME”-iAcK ‘-” ,, ., 

PROMINENT OFFICIALS HERE 

The fimt rem=y.out nnd pt8c. 

tice of the se-on wag h h!ive been 

held law evening atthe .b$ll park, 

These will now be held tegt larly on 

Dnwuon wn=rad oh Saturday 

and Sunday by a visit from ueveral 

of, the prominent off icids of the 

Pbelps Dodge corporation whose 

headquarters are in Ngy York 

FOR RESCUE WORK I 

The ,EITaso ,Herald, in, np edii~r~al 

Tkc Federal Mine Rescue car, commenti.n~ on the shutdo=n of the 

rith ‘itu two ,inutructors aboard, “left 

copper camps, predicti that a huge , 

;atirday ‘mornhg for Morley, COl- ]Ot,of copper ~e~ will be needed aa , 

,rado, after spending a week at Daw- ,indn~t~ies revive, The Herfdd ~ayn: 

on Foreman W. “F. Sullivan ex., ,“~logi”~ ~ow Of cOppor ‘miqe& 

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three or four eveulng~ of each week, ‘Phe~d..mn$lemen ,wer~ accompan- 

depending on the mine working ied by several of, the prominent offi- 

sched~lles. 

cialmof the E. P. & S. W. R. R. com- 

The first local game oS” the e.eapany. Two of tba three private cars 

non wiIl be held next SundlIy after. carrying the viaitirs, left E~day 

noon be~een the tetula ? camp aftetiuon with their occupants 

team and the Capitari tea m. The aboard, for El Pasu. The remaining 

camp at Lotek has alup orennized a tar remained st Dawson until Wed- 

Warn and has ordeted lrtifOrmi nesday evening. Among thone com- 

preparatory to tha openin of thf prising the official party were: Pre8- 

ueaaon. The regular team h mequip ident, lWalter Dcu@w; vic~Pre~J- 

ment o“ hand for iti o Itfitting dant, A. C. James; W. K. Flora, =% 

Manager Bird reports that sII of tht ai~nt secretiry and P. G. Ifeckett. 

old timers arc plannin~ to Eet into Eoncral west em mn.na~er:’ 

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the game’ this’ year and t}Iat pros. 

pecta lookM good for getting, hold o] TEACHERS’ ““CLUB MEETS 

several additiond ~xperienc ed pluy- ,, 

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nrs. Pitcher Fqtiero, a“south paw who WC D. D, D. ‘club mat last W, 

bressed himself m more than well I i* New Me clo~ed 

lccomplighed during tbe week than do,vn have fieen ~Orking Only Bmall 

It any.. other place within tbe “Same force~ for ~ I{ng ~riod. Th~y were 

)@riod during tbo pact,.year. . 

cutting down eikht months pgo. They 

AThe First Aid classes, held during fiaVe .bem .reducin~ evet mince. The 

?ve eveni~ a week at the Iodtie 

mines 

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that have ordered suspenuiop 

,oom.s, were attended by an avera~ ~~ prod~ttion i“ the pn~t two or 

,trenda”ce rangin~ from 66 to 100, “~hree 

week@.h~d’ beeh u~ing only, ~0 

m~ Mine Re~cue clasuos at the ree- ‘or 80 per” cent of ~heit nurmal fot- 

:ue station were Iikewi*a well atten~ ~eB, 

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Ied. Last year, 42 men enrolled 

“The pun!PS have to be kept KoiM 

!or the work and 81 receivedthe.Fed- and’ ther~ i~ ~ertai” other ,work 

~ral certificates of proficiency. This 

aioundtiinca, mills nnd smelters that 

rear, 66 enrolled and 56 completed” has G be” done ~hsther m-e is bw 

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pitched, far Ratbn Iaat ymr, is. ~an~ day eveninfr for. a plsagant ~~ia! he wOrk. *hilo manY Others .~ok ing ~iried ~“d ~meltad or no ~,’ Ag 

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ing to locate mt Damon for the sea- e*eiing at the h~me of Mm. F. B. b portion d the work. 

many nlen with families a~ ca”n be 

p, 

; son and w;]l make a val”al >Ie addir Evans, with Misses Platt and Nut- Regular Firdt Aid classes” are be-” kept at the, ~ork are, ~etintid, 

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tion for the team. Soprj, J,nd f3etter as houtesses. The early Part of ng held ?rom 7 to O o’clock. @ach Tb e number varie~ with the extent 

wind crimps repo~ firti-da s teams the evening :w= spent in dancin~ rhumday evening at No. 1 “check of thn ~inm *n,f thm co”ditione ,mb. 

~this year; while Van Honte m, Koeh- and ,at cnrdn, after which tbe cOm~ ,abin and one will ‘be s-d tbi~ ““(fiihi”g iri it and with tha Hize}sfid , 

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ler, Springer, Rkton and Trini da! pany was treated< to a delicioud ve~k at ~Lore& : Mine’ re=~e clmpd other ~hataCte~isticB of tha mill OT !;, 

; atu expicbd t.a furnish 

coume of refreshments, served 64 ire held each Wednesday mofiIitE ~melt~t 

keen competition for dia 

Mrs. Evan8. Tho ev~ing was con: j ‘ram S .to .1~ “at the’ rbcu”e Hation I 

“Mtik’tof the rnlnem und their fsrnors 

as soon a~ the oea~on, 

eluded by a competitive Prize =Sltd ~nd’from 7. to’ 9 on Wednegdmy ev- I fl: 

Iei are &thti re’mainrnd’ f~’ “the’ 

headway.. The situation 10 

in which. Mieses Alberta. McGirva~ iing: 

“rn,ini~g townu and getting work of 

.,~om’~.~h-=c 

and ..”Grace. Dimtio~b ;p~~d” meat , .!Pke-“follot ini men completed -the 

some kind or ire going elsiwfi~e lti 

; team” ann’exing a &enemufl share Of ~de~ and were awarded the pn!ze,’ bres:~bed cdmsn thi~ ~Bt weak the ~“thtiext tO WOrk. ,~~ “date, 

theue honors during the coming sum. The club will meet agni~ on the eve: ‘or Federal” certificates, thoea’ l~ed 

road cnrnps’ard ~tii~g iOme Of *h*. 

mer, 

,. “ning of April SOth. with Mis.e$ tnder rescue certiffcatte completing ~ther~ are gettfng ~tich other jobs , \ “‘/ 

Walsh nnd hott as bosb?ssea.$ )oth Rescue and FirW AId work: 

“SSmay be.had. A man who i?,ifi dehd 

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“Rescue ,, “certificate:” 

earnest tci feed’ his family will f~rid 

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“RwTIUG OUT” > 

G. W. Gu:lleyj Neil bfcbe~o~, P. ~ jab or ~a~eone. ~~ 

K. THE wNDESIRABLE~ lIolland, R. ff. AnElow, William 

Edward, the” llttie three-year-olti ;- 

llTbu~ ,mhet of 2he p@c,plewtio tern. 

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Kehderson,.John Salvo,, Andrew. % 

aan of Mr. and Mrs. Ay C. Spencel 

porari~y - “kdte”been drippd from ‘the ~. 

Special ,attent{on has b@en ~iveq Strannigan, Matthew s~anni~n, ,, 

;nf Mill& formet well knom 

mine payTollE are working Or tmi~~, 

.reti 

Veil Stewnrt, 08cat Shaw. 

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‘denti of Damon, witidet *d’” awai tithe :,Welfare Department during 

: fq” get work .riiht hefe ?n’ thd uoutb- 

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First Aid cdrtiFlcmtEa: ~ , ,.e~t, 

, rrom a picnic ,pa~ Sund y titer. the, past two ,yeek~ to the removal of 

Th4y, “are buying the thirim ~~ 

Earl D.pent’, Jamei E~j~h, w~~~ “L 

noon.Auril . 10kh.and was ! ot fount ‘all hoKs. from tiie””corpOrate limi~ 

ey need atid paying for them, arid 

i~”, Braciyell, Richard’ GodfreY, .Wfien the mines, r~~ume Bperatiorie, - .: 

! until the foilowiqg ~humd y. after of the camp. ,Of all dometiicated 

Wm. Zamofs; Wilharn Cbittfck., ~:0. fhey will b~ a,’ cIoge, to the minbS 

noon. The party was. pie? icking ir animals, ”the hog is in a c~asfl by “i~ 

Dnlc,”Tho$: H. Petty, Andrew ‘k- 

Red River canyori “’gguth 04’ Mills belf for ‘pko”ducin~ filth, Obno~Oua 

au possible ~ti’order to apply for the 

pie, John Pa~liasotti,’ Mike ‘ pag~~: best .jobm jn ~igbt, ‘, 

, nqar the Mills ranch at the t me whet sm,ells and disease. ‘In every incor- 

~otti,. fied. W. Kodling, Salvadure ... ,, 

,, tha little boy nttayed” awa: . from 1 porated community. s Strict ordin- 

When copper bkts upgrade. it 

Dibenedetfo, G. C. gend~naft, R. ~i~ g~ faut and far and tbe minen 

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group of children and was n isied no snce prwenti tha harboring of such 

J. Sherwaod, Jame& H. “Wallac~, 

long after he strayed ,~wa:r. , ~te .a~ anirnmlwithin the ‘to- precl%cti. 

*“ill hkv~ the effort of their Iivea b 

Frank Idoorehead, Jack Ragale; Al 

a frantic senrch for the youn~ter The fea$ons for this dimriminstion 

meet tbe demand. Such is th~. best 

Ellio&, W. C. Holman, N?than. ,~ott 

the coun~ fir m~ed. am u,d ‘wa agdinti; tbe hag are obviou~. Tni 

B Opin.iOn,nO~ prevailin~. 

Louin Lun?, Mario T 

notified of the dimpp?arnn ce and “i proper ennibtion of a ‘community 

Campora’ ~‘:.’~ ‘Not in” years,’ WYS the Wili 

Fyank M,. Pazzi, Cbri~ : f’. ~Ew~ Street JOUtfiaI, 

general search conducted b y i larg where hogs ,are kept =nnot be mai~- Jay J. Cerico]a,,.’ Domlnlck ~~?,”, I b ‘. “’ha. the ‘odd 

cornpany of Uearchere, but tith n, tnined, no matter how caref u] the 

een’ $6 badly in need of cop~r amti- 

P,te Machsrdi, Joe EastetbrO~k,. ?’I~- day, 

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nucce8s.. Bloodhound wer(: brough neighbord or thd “hog fSrnilY” are 

La& of credit’ alone” hae been 

from’ Seutte Fe but the doe Yhllowe, w- ohseme decent rnlen of living. 

1!%!.. E?. F!?!?*. G?fis, ?, ~!?PP resdne.ibid for the depressed Ate 

John w? Mstirty, Rank ~~aDtiai~ 

the ocent h the rim rock a❑d WOU], The advent of warmer weather 

of the ,i”d”~ry. When the war. ~- 

M. Menapace, James 

trail the scent no further. Numer makeu the eiiminatiOn of the hOg 

‘ gun nearly every ton of ‘matirial - 

John B. Henderson, Wank L. Miller, 

. oui theories mere advankcd to =C nuimnce a matter of ~eat impOr~ 

needed for u+ar purpooek . 9 

Moses J. Saul, Franci~ H. ~deri ,, ,whefi eredi~ iS OnCRmote ?n a 

count for the strange dioappearance ante” from the standpOifit of publi~ 

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strom, Ed Ingltie, E. W. Maya, M. 

, some belie~ng the boy bnd been Itid health—an item of tiemendOun im- 

nohnd bauia and confidence is *e- 

P, Gal+an, Cbriat Chousis, J]m An; 

napped; others believing that som p~rtiuee to the community but veq 

.~red, billion~” of pounds of ~bd ‘ 

est. Jim Bog#o, W. Moor@head. :, 

predatory animal had made aw~ ,largely disregarded by a certain small 

~stsl .,..—. will” hd wanted bv the etael 

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with the little fellow. Tb a ruK2e p- qf pepple ,wh. c!ul~t distifi- NATURALIZATION EXAMI. and electric cbmpmies, trrwt waw 

natnrmof the country in thi tilcinit gu:sh between the ment of a rosa and 

NER TO VISIT DAWSON power projec~pbraa~msnuf ~ttirern. 

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of the canyon made a thorong a whiff from limburger cheese. A Richard Wright, naturalization telephone companie~, autimabile 

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s@arch extremely dtific Ult, bu filthy hog pen, dur!nK tbe w=tmel eyaminer, will visit DawEwnOnTbww .~ompanie?, bujlders. rai~Oadsi sh~w 

strenuous effor~ were f nally rt month especially, is a prolific breed. dik. ., Auril 2Sth, for the .PnrPO* of ~Y!lde~.. and Oth= ‘!=nnchem of ‘n- 

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warded when tbe little boy as found er of typhO~ germ-n fact demOn. examin;ng sweral applicants for du~~y: 

F 

II,And because their pruchaee~ ~Or 

in an unconscious conditi n among straied ..bg. an” etiefie,nce of’ one lo. their profidancy certificah for 

‘ the crevices of the rocks. Accord. cality [ti’ Dawson last year. The which they have been workin”g in commercial pnrpo@eBf o~.tie l~t five 

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‘in~ to recent reporh, th/ boy ww physician~ and health off item, back. n~ht gchool for the ph three Or six y?ars hav* been ~fI @er cent 

~,re~overing but w~s in a v Iry “weak- ed by community co-oper=tiOn and 8 monti8. The next ,natnralizatioh “un*r normnl~ it iB re@pOn@ib10tO 

y 

ened condition becaq~e,, O? h!~ .~$rfi~ dontictitii ‘that ‘it is 10r ‘the B?* in heari~ at Rhton will tiuctsr on Sat- ~dPpoBethiir reqairemen~ jor many 

$ 

ble experi~nce lhti~ lo r mghts tereti of all concerned,’ we “detir, &day, AP4 Swb, ah whith hearti Y~UM wifi: be far, above what *Y 

; and four days. Mr. Spen er was’ a mined that’ danger from contaa’ior Dawson wiil ~e reti~e~en~d by SeV- ~~fg befo- the w~=”.” 

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f,~h~nmption of wpper Witl be 

former emdoye of the Ph EJEDodge from thiu pattictdnr source will b{ eral peti~onem’ for their certificate 

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Mercnntild enmpany nt Dk ott. ‘entti41Y removed. 

bfciti!zon~. ” ,.” U6ntintted on Page ~o 

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,kdvtir~i”lngnUt04 on ~gnllcatlon 

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T?l,tol’e,l ,,” $eco”d-clasm‘ mutter 

ilarch Iollk, 1b21. U1 the vout-oCflc* at 

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COPPER WILL COME’ BACK 

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Continued from Page ~u~ 

sn>n]luntil there are @iEnsOf a general 

buaillees revivnl, but by that 

~:me ~ilne i“rond$ wi}l have been 

made into the surplus stucks of cop 

pet, i)nd several hundred million 

MOre pounds ndd$d b the world’s 

theoretical deficiency will have beeti 

nlnde UP.V ,, 

A TALE OF DEPARTED SPIRITS 

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Follo\/ng closely in the wake of ~ 

the recel!t visit of Federd officers to I 

f)uwson, comes the fallowiog. hair.’ 

r~iaing story which we rek!ase for 

thu edification ?f the scandal-loving 

public: 

The dtir,k mantle of a moonless 

March night had long since settled 

down over the camp. TWQ thirsty 

.sone of sunny Italy were wending 

their homeward way up the north 

canoti road (di~)auming the meri~ 

of the Eighteenth Amendment and, 

mqre particul~rly, the raid made 

during tbe day by the Federal officers. 

On roundi~ the point on the 

canon roadway just below No. 1 

camp, the attention of the belated 

home~goers w= arreated bY the 

sound of someone digging with a pick 

among the sctnb pines on the h~llaide 

abo*6 them. The u~takablp 

nom}d coming through ths still, night 

xir, could have but ofie menning: It 

wan aswciated in aoma WaY wifh the 

disturbl~ events of tbe day. With 

tie mwiftne~s of magic, the natures 

of these two plodding minern;- set 

nfire by the prompti,np of @n unsatisfied 

thirst, bec?mi veriteble dynamos 

of energy. 

With the eaier ralinh of the mtiion 

of the luw who ferreb’ out the 

lair of some bllmd pig,, these aelfconatituted 

d~dtiven fialthlly” 

dknbed the neighboring slope in 

tremendous anticipation and aw 

prmtched tha wene of operations. 

Not far nway, among a clump of 

shruhbwy, was the shadowy’ f Orm Of 

‘a mai dHigently plying -the pick and 

spade. 

Nothkrg a.eemed b jar the peace. 

fuf harmony of the acenm. Not even 

CaptniraWdd and his buried tieamue 

could have hwplred a more romantic 

setting for this thrilling moment 

among the bone-dry {?) hills Of. Nor; 

~henr New Mexico. It woa yery ,evident 

that the “still hunt” of the preceeding 

day had fuiled b unearth at 

least one” trea~ured cache of nec~ 

and that the fear of what another 

day might’ bring forth had prompted 

: precautionary measures. 

Before the mental eye of -the 

watchem floatid the filmy v@iOn of 

buried heasure whoee liquid gold 

would quench the thlrat o!. drooping 

spirih. With bated breath, they iw 

patiently awaited tha laat ri~ of,& 

tennent and watihed the sohti 

mourner ,yIlnk away into tie blarknew 

of the nighk &arcalY Imd the 

retraatbw fwtatafrs faded :into sili 

enee when two faminhad sorda were 

bard at work removiw with frantiq 

bnatu the fresh turneti & coTerittg 

the covetad prbe .beneatb.- 

At a uhailow depth,. ,tie, aage~ 

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Ang wunt down, and m much per 

week or month m Hou choos+ien’t 

thutm effa~ wa~ toacqw”re $l,#O? ~ , Mi,s Anre 

Ben Poder, former 

resldentn of D BOn, were 

in %own last we k. 

virntim 

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You c- buy alrn~.t anything on the i~*iallment pbn-- 

Furnituw,”a ●chvol couma, . sat of baofu, or . muaitil 

De you kmmw thkt Y-V can buy ● $1,000 Lnk •c~.mt 

war ? 

time -4 

htrummat. 

in the#am* 

Elder H. M. ichards of the Sev- 

[ e:th Day Ad ve tist church, was 8 

vlsttor this pas week at the home 

! of Professor D . 

ImbuyimgS1,000or tinyothersumby m~mm-f s knk ●cc-unt tha 

immtillmemt pti-ilegmwill not .oet you ● cent e=tr~. 

lm buyine athar tbitigmyou may net fcal,tkt you o=* th.m until 

Carmine tine io, who han been at 

i home with hls parents during the 

you hw* mid in full, but the m*m4y in yOur a==ount 

..7 time h ALL YOUR OWN. 

with 

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U* ●t I pas! wintefi le 

;+” trot~ Michl~an. 

‘i wor~ U. a;rm” 

; Bros. Motor co 

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last week for De. 

0 resunle hiB former 

aker for the Do&e 

pany. 

,nswn, 

Chautauqua 

~~r ~auk of ~~wEq~ ~F:h:$g~;:D: 

first of laut w ek to make prep=- 

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son, wh]ch ifi th opening date on the 

1921 circuit of 122 t0wri8. 

I April-ltih. I 

nb enceuntared rwistanc~but, ; J. M. Vigil of SpriMer, represen- 

,s, not the cool, smtioth sides of I ~tive fOr the Central states Life MFa. J. H,. eide~ier and sister, 

Eearthen container they were CX.; ~ntiurance cO1nPany,”iu spending the MrI. Carl Bib e of W]n ida~ were 

:tantly searching for; no, not by ~week in DQWaQnon h~in~a. called back to. Trinidud the fiist of 

iu~ full, A few remarning hand- ~ ~~ last week by he uti newq of the 

a-and the soaring passion if un. ; Wytitt Wrdker, mtgineer help=, death of Mre, Neidermier*s aunt, 

~uited thire.t w= transformed into I resigned hi~ position w:th the engi- Mrs. Catherin @onroy . Interment 

neerin~ de~artmont on the 16t4 of took ~Iac= at rinidp,d on Tuemday, 

; depression dunlps of disafloo inted ; 

pos. 

From benaath the clin~”g sod 

:rc was resurrected - not the 

,rmth giving spirit that brinW joy 

the soul: but a form from which 

? spirit had fled—the body of a 

ad pig. 

‘ECIAL WEEK OF 

PHOTO FILMS 

Next week’s special Beries of mo- 

,n picture programs,- shown at the 

Lwson opera house, contains severunusual 

f eature~ that are worthy 

e attention of those desiring wholemc, 

worth-while enterbinment. A 

rusal of the de~iled programs 

thu back page of thi~ ia~ue will be 

particular interest to the admirers 

Conway Tearle, May ,Allison at’ 

my Pickford. 

An added serial feature, qtarting 

th the Wednesday and Thursday 

ening progra~, will be ,the Para- 

>un&Vandenbergh exploration se. 

:s on the “Wild Men of ~frica~ 

Dwn in fOUF instdment.n on Wedsday 

and Tbumday evenings” e: 

ch week, Striking scenen among 

~ PYsmies in the heart of the Af. 

:W juwlen are shown here for tie 

,nt time in moving pictures. Many 

rilfi~ evefi. ar~ cbyonidled in 

use ~es app80ring under the BUC. 

wive titlm, “Jungle Dancer~ ;“ 

?he Lion ~~erft;” “~tin~ the 

lPPoPotamus :“ “Thq knd of the 

~iw?’ 

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Mrs. Cora ~ltiker, who Ma been 

itically, ill at the fiospi~l for the 

@ four weelw, h= been uho~g 

~provement during the, past few 

,ys. 

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this month. 

Fifty gooa reading books. loaned / - 

from tbe #helves of the Raton Pub- ! 

I:C library, are in th# pome~ion of 

the Dnwson Welfare office an& will , 

be loaned to responsible adult readers. 

A list of these nvalable books 

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recently appeared in an &uo of 

tbe News, II 1’ 

Three carloads Qf Da&on tisitorn II *M ~ 

attended the dances given last SaL II 

urduy evening at Koehler and Van 

Houten. A larfre number are plan- II 

hinE to attend the ba~eball, bene- ‘ 

fit dance to be given at Van Houten 

on Saturday evening, April 30th, on 

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Electric 

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which. occasion the Cencil orcbdstra 

of Raton will furniuh the music. 

jR:F~F&:5,ay 

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, Auto L-v- tige ●t 9 A. M. *ad 3 P. . Ckal Care. 

WLL EQUIPPED MACHINE S OP 

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The week of April 26th has been 

net by the Dawson Welfare Oummi& 

tee for the annual. Spring hou~e. 

>clehning time for’ the entire camp. 

Welimivaty to this final clean-up season, 

the welfare repreBentitivee are 

kanducting a campai~ for a Eeneral 

clean-up ‘of dteeti, alleys an’d’ ynrd~. 

House occupanta will be held respn. ; 

sible not only for the conditions of 

the imm~tiat.g surriundinga df the 

house, but also for the raking UPof 

all refum in adjoiniw lob and about 

.th~.outskirti of their yards. 

All how mumtbe rmmoved from the 

immediat.a vicinity of the houses and 

all ~uch animals, after due no- 

‘tice wi~be Mkeri up at the prevailing’ ‘ 

market prico for pork and got rid of. 

All cows found running at lnr~e 

through “the camp will be tiken tu tbe 

town ponnd “and their nwirars fined 

for permitting them to run at lar~. 

Goa&~ tiickens and eve~ K,nd 04, 

‘livestock must be similarly penned up 

and kept ‘there. Summary measnre~ 

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Vermejo Lodge No.: 36 

I “ Th~ schools are” making tie” tiegt 

1use of the Chautauqua by includ- 

I A. F. & A.]M. 

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Iing it in the course of study. Work 

ReEuk”r-mmmti HOW s*.. begins at 8.30 in the morning and 

ond ●nd Fourth Tb pm*t 

closes in the afternoon in time for 

6 P... LOdg. Wli. ~ 

Houee Building. 

“everyone to attend the program, 

vi~itere AIw*># 

Mo~wf the older children have bean 

G W. Tf-fURSTO , W-M. aPPrWiative li%enem and we hopf 

0. F. WARFIE S-”y. that in another year those in the 

10wer maden can be interested. No 

l~ep.rt .~the ..,. of season tick~ 

can be made at this time. 

Mire,Gaston,, Chautauqua dtiectiri 

“spoke tO the high school atudenti 

last Thursday morninE and On ml. 

day morni~ introduced the MarEar. 

!, SHOP “ 

et Reynolds Cbncefi” company b the 

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high school pupfis and ~~d* ~b;ld. 

ren. A real treat of a half how du- 

Mr., E. ThoIx as.. anrntian waa enjoyed by everyone. 

nounces he ig nbw bWn to Richard Posey Campbell, the Wew 

I ‘tern James ~otib WIey, - 

btfsine~s from 6 p.m. to9 give some of his originsl readin~ tr 

p. m: for all kind s of Tire the high school pupils Wednesday 

morning. ,, 

,tietor 

will be” teken with thle shay utuck’ if 

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1 not kept secrrrely penned,,.up. Al: 

though “strained” neighborly tela.’ 

tiorw usually follow the use of a Very 

nnced. simple remedy for the cbi~ken nuiu- 

Mike Mak~h4eJtiirm not an- atrce, the welfare department heartily 

vnced. 

recommends tie instant. slaughter of 

Jud~e George Alden, the Chau- every chicken found wandering from 

uqua lecturer, of Tue~day night, home: One, aJDlicStjon is ususlly ~; 

dremed the higk shcool this week. ficie:t.’ , “ ,’” 

: held the intereet of everyone for 

u full tilme and received healty Mrl’ George Davis’ of tbe Smrt~l 

plmree at the end of his add+k~s. ern Motor company of Raton, wa~ 

The regular monthly mssion of ,~he im Dawson ibis past week f,or e COU-’ 

$acher-Parents Axociatimr for I rhe Dle of’ days demonstrating the Ford- 

:],tra! school. wilI he held at eitht son, tractor. ; ,,, 

:lGck Wednesday evening, Mn.v 11, 

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tbe I)awson chureb, A fortw$ivc -pid progre~s i! being made with 

hu~ progr=m from the, school thw grading of tlrg stite highway’ b~. 

ildren and several npecial muuicsl tieen COlfax and the ,M~ell ttu~. 

Imbers will Trecede the formu] 

off. we work has been completed 

proanh 

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this week to a point beyond tha 

Crow creek flata and the camp has 

MISS Alice Wei~er of the bigb 

been ‘moved b the northirn Wter 

houl faculty wa* a vinitor in Trin. of the 13 M iniIea of road to be 

~d over the week end. 

araded. ‘This preliminary work wiR 

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be completed within the next *O or “ 

Mies Maud Kern of Roy, N. M., ii three weeks, w~ther cond!tilmta not 

guest thla week at the home of preventing, and the work of iurfac- 

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ing wU1 be stnrted. 

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Local Agent fo t Gates 

Huff s& 8. .’ 

The honor dudenta of the nenioz 

class will be nnnounced about May 1, 

The local oratorical and declam’a. 

tiry contests will be held on Apri 

29. The winners til attend th< 

state tontes~ in Albuquerque, ‘The 

declamabry co.tirt will be m fol. 

- lows : 

Luuine,, SflingewPenrod*a 

flictimr.” 

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Margaret Pearce—’’Aftarnoon in 

a Hotel Room.” 

=, Train.” ‘- ~ 

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Edn”u Banett — “The WroW 

Am 

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Vera’ Sheltou-’’Etow 

Learned to Skate.” , 

fdm. SmM 

: S*. Myrtle Bac-’’Thc 

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soul of a Vie. 

En.” 

firmcea Zamora —— ‘Wlriap’erin’ 

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N]day wh,le enroute home. 

Dawson. Ph&to Studi& ! “ 

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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY ●.+ 

ONE-TNIRD OFF XtEGUU P~lCE “ 

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The constable has been at werk 

thi@ M week rounding n all doge 

that have not been rwfis red with, 

the ti’vrn department and disposing 

of snme. 

Bill.” 

Bertha Hubbr.rd-’’He~ of Old 

HickomY 

Iren~ ,Pettg-{’Tbe F~ddla Told.” 

Etelen Frazer-*Ane of Green 

Gables.” 

Tom McBride of the Foni country, 

who h= been vieiting b mother 

in Wton, wruI a visitor in Damon 

Mary Cov;rt — “An: 

Bat.” 

Oratorical: 

Walter Luvering-’’Tha 

Animatid 

Blue and 

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the Gray.” 

About 100 packages of aasorted 

-den need, furniehed by tb govern. 

ment, remain - un hnnd at he we]. 

Sam Sineai~i’The 

am.” 

Lee Bradfrid-’’The 

Rengh ~d. 

N& Beauti. 

Ed Denver Ice CresM sold at,our foutttifn. 

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d~tring the 

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IUSUAL-CAST 10 BESEENINPICKFORD-PiCTURE 

‘In ‘This “Picture ‘Nativ~:Italia~s h Portray “Itian Parts 

-Many. New Fa= Also 

I EncireIYnew’iaceiareto b~in=~cove~ing “America.” and with 

duked to the” screen in the next Mary Blanche Bates and Robert Edison. 

Pickford production. ““The tiva In h]s s~are moments ~. Edison hm 

Litiht,” tih;ch w1ll be’ the” aktractiori wri tkn a number Of. scenariOs and 

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produc ions, and in thiu picture. he 

has the co-operation 

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of Henry Cron. 

COAL ‘MINE FATALITIES DE 

Dyeing to Stiple 

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Hati’ clbed and blocked 

~,Cleaning of all kinds 

TV’,’~urtd~- :Agency. 

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“y~uR CHILDREN? ‘CLINE 

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Few zr lives tiere lo~t in conl minet 

in 192 01 k ‘ proportion ti +he out 

at, the Dawion theater “on Saturday, has tran~lated’ a number .Of PIBYS put’o i ‘-cohl Win * any previout 

IApril SO. l-from the. Italian and ,appeared in year,” according; h. k ‘repoti, from tht 

,la~ thriIIing 

emotional drama i~ them as star. Jianette fieacott, his Boreak of Mines. During that yea] 

in Italy and Miss Pickford rne- vife, who in Been as the nnn in thin only 2 260 men were killed -by acci. 

lected the principti members of her production, is of Russian descent and dents’ at ‘coal mines, ”a “dticrea~e”oi 

cast while abroad and bad them has had cO’nsiderable stage ~ain;ng. 57 fro m 1919,, although there wu 

“tiatisported to ‘Holyw60dj while ‘the Evelyn “Durno who playu the role m’ incretie of ‘ IS per cent in the 

Itither l~lian ~embe~~,~f the~~an- ,of Maria in ‘The LnyeLightt’ w., coal; 01ltprtt. The buremr extimata~ 

1ization were selected, In New York brought up on the atige in Itily, that f!)r“ Avery m!MiOn tonn of cqal 

land also came to ‘Hollywn’c.d “especi: rind,., a pgmber of yearn wau the mined 8.50 dives were lost, as cOm- 

ally for this one production, I best kn~wn Madonna type for a~sti pnred &th 4.24 in 1919. It eti] 

,The cast is one’ of unusual excel- in Italy. She appetied with ~iuq mates that 176,000 men were em. 

lence -arid every m6mljbr is especially. Pi&~&rd in “Poor U.ttie Pepina,’v Bloyed -in. bokl: minenh 1920, -an k. 

adapted ti the character given th~m: and then returned “ti”ItulY where sh? c~ewe g! 10,000. over 1919. 

Miss Pic~ord was aided-in we edec- played a number af: engagement. The]re wir+ dicreaseu of’ 64 ~ 

tion of the ckst ,,by her ~tiector, 

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Mi.m”Dumo ~=” dm “writtin eev. cetit ilk fatilititil ‘due to’ “mine” firen; 

Francis Mri?n, who is also the .au- erhl ~cevarjo~, ‘ilB~Oken Winpv, and 88, per cenb in fax] accidentu cauied 

%fqd thwir “htemb ~ &in: thor of the story. 

t,=~e-F]igh~ inti Egyptr’ b~iW ~ong 

by” iXl Sonives;’ ~4 “per c~nt ‘in’. d.tatti 

ima the ,- 

mymond Bloomer, Miss ~ckfOrd’s the mont prominent succeman. She reaulti $g from, :&xploaiveB”from< m 

lead;ng man, although he h= PIBYOd ~ao ~PWared tith ~o~a Talmadge, 

“Loya ‘“ORDiR ‘oF Mti9E 

1 dust; 16 per cent in haul. 

many roles in America, was secured A~i~ Stewafl and Al;ce ~rady. 

idente “abo:e, ground; whik 

. . . Chrtmr . mow open; 

bY, Mi:: .’Plckford .in ‘France. Mr. , 

G60rge’ Rigas is” another imports. 

re’ ‘ihcrease~’ of 10’ per’ cent 

For fill: inferloaei.n’kpply to’ Bloomer,hnd just returned from PlaYtion, 

” for ‘while he’ wea’ mrg~ed ‘in 

ground wcklentu due ~ta 

ing an ewagement in One- of the ltaIy, he ~~ born in Greece where 

:6 “-pkr“bent in fatalitiw 

HARVEY SPklNCE&. 1*’Y: 

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Ibhding “.thcateTa in Rome: In addihe 

was a member of MS fathePs cbm- 

:underground haulage and 

,tir ~~y Mtis* ) “ “: ‘ tio~ to his sucteseea abroad , Mr. 

pany, ‘playing ‘Rbm eo .nnd Juliet,” 

in deaths canaedby fti 

Bloomer ‘appeared on the sPea~~ng 

‘~RedemptiO”,, 

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and ‘~,Ghopk” an “the hf ~’o ‘and coil. ‘There wbre; efghl 

#tag@ in America in support of John 

Greek’ stage.’ His”’”tirst picture-’work din r~ in i920, ‘cau~iug a ‘mini. 

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Barrymore in “Kkchard the Third;’ 

was in “La’ Boheme.” 

mum” of rfive’ ‘death each, rdsulti~ 

~~d 1nlso :appkar@d ini” “Fair snd 

jm.a:’ 9W1. of 61 fatititiwi as tom 

Warmer,” He alpo appeared in It-1 ‘Edward N.” P~llips, aow known an 

pdred -* ‘ nine- tirnflan ~iideti 

aly with Lina Cavaliore. 

:’Hllipi,” is the, energetic young 

in 191 9, in,~whfdhkOl ‘fives were !oet 

I Fr~d. ~homp~on is one of the ho American “who mad~ himself up man 

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Americans Upp@8~i~K in the ‘Picture Iti]ian, whO .wa~- ‘clever ‘nouFh ‘o 

11knd Will ke iimemberii ~ ~he ch~D. 1deceive 

both. Miss ~ckford ~rid hfi~ 

;ain of the 143rd Field Artillery’ ~f MariOq as t? $ia”nationalj~. .~lllip~ 

II tihlch Miss Pickford wan wdmother. I app=ed in “The Copperhead”” w$tb 

I Jean De Briac, who plays Antonlu L;onel Barrymorq and w,- qluo, seen 

! Carloti,’ was ~born in PaFk”and for in “Sexen DaYS Leave” and, ~~he 

8A M.W”12:W. M. two years was leadlng man for Sir- Wmderer.” He - rehearmng = 

‘ah Berihardt, When aecwred by s~r in his owo vaudeville, nk~h 

‘““s“P: M.’ m’‘‘Kti P.’:’M. ““’ 

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MISSPickford he.had just fini~hed = when he: heard ~at Mi=” ~lc~ord 

7 P;”M, m S.00 P. M. en~ag?ment with an Italian. pictwe. W= Beletiing. I~lian, players. He 

company where he W= s~~n us lead-, rn~E hirnaelf up m an l~fian a!d ~ 

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I:ng -man ti”th Ritn’: J“olivet and F. Lcleverly hoodwinked the S* and her 

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I--- R,?timi. ? . . . / diredor that it ww not until .t~ey 

I DlSPEt4SARY B“lLD!NG. j “ Albert Prescott was born in Italy were enmute for Cilifurnia that the 

I ::)..:.’, ~,., ,’, ”.. .. .. . ... . ,-..., - and has ,’spent pr~cfic~ly.. all “his hf@. deceptiOn -S disc? ~?red and Fe ad- 

. . on the stage. He comes from’s fare- mitted that he wus bOrn in Penn+ 

. ,,,. ,jly P$?@ors, his father being a mem- ~wlvania. ~~ ~ 

M* Helen Stark,’ sister. of’ ‘&; bcr of the great Solvini comPanY. The .pho~tiaphy “of “The’. be 

Georgp ~, S~mk, ar,tii:d rece~y Mr. ~$i~ottUha= beeti:in P~~~n fOr- Light” “was: done under the direc. 

DAWf ~~: ESCAPES’ WORS,T 

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‘on’ ~idki’OfLtlikI’ tit’’webk,< tiw 

wo~t ,b]iwsrd vtsitrng the co~)ti 

dnee -.tke -memorable- sto= of- Dh 

cemha r 1914, .pa.esed over the coum 

ty hut confined itr wornt fuq to the 

plainm wctiori in, the eesterw W 

&ton reports a wind of -ific V* 

Iocity, accompanied by an eight ind 

unow fall that drfid badly Bud 

blocked”highwiys for a’time. l)aw~ 

don’s shel~red” ‘position among th~ 

hillo ‘proteeted “tKlslocfdity from tb 

blizzm,d’a worut fury. Only a light 1 

faU of ~now fdl here and melt~ 

nlrnusi ad f~t as it fell. 

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.-h . k, D.. Allen arrived last. wee 

~ frdm khka-go,’ fob’ a’ m’ontb’a+ &tit ‘ drimk‘ We, ” bht -c@ntlr .a@pe@d tion of Charlas .Rosher, who .hna tinr ,Anver ‘for a #ree.’ wwka 

4in Daw80n. ,: , ... .: .On the ~g~ +M ~@$, W@ler”in I bean- rea@nsible for. tie.: beautiful it ~t”l her sister; Mrs. T; L. Kinnog 

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Lace Salle 

Continues until Sa 

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urday 

night. 

You can’t afford ti let 

this opportunity p w 

‘without tskinti adv! i 

of it. “, 

All laces now offe 

one-third to one-ha i 

than regular price. 

time and see for 

self, don’t let your r 

@r tell you about’ it 

it is too late. 

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TheTobacco 

offers 

Two Speci 

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F6r ~aturday On 

ITALIAN CIGA 

Box of 100 at .-..-. 

M & O and DRY CLIl 

CIGARS 

Regular 10c or $5.00: 

this day only at $3.E 

REMEMBER 

the datq Saturday, 

23-One day only 

u~e T. L. Kinney was 

! vidtor in Raton on Tu{ 

Wek 

‘heater May w= dimharg, 

hospital this past week a 

try from his operntlrrn fol 

tiu. 

[rs. J. A. Rays, a nurse 

?son hospital, resigned h, 

this psst week and retu 

formar home in El Pane. 

X. Dormari, repreeent 

?ht-Campbell Music comp 

ver, was a bunlnew vk 

,wn over the ye~.end. 

. H. Datia, foreman of th, 

t, returned home I& T 

Iing from a be weeks abs 

former home in Dougls 

i. Mr. Davis expwti hin 

‘O11OWjust as eobn a~ his 

;h;ffo:tse :rr.rdoo~eawJ 

!ue tition. 

TheDawsM 

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BARBERSHOP 

E. F. SC~, P-P. 

\NITARY AND 

UP-TO.D, 

iildren’s Hair Cul 

Stialty 

~Am. ea7P. 

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tage 

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: Come in and see the wonderftsl nm, : “’ 

! JEWELRY 

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Whether you have a defirtite idea of what you 

I● . want in jewelry, or whether you are undecided, our 

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stock is so complete in every respect, that. you can, 

@me here confident of being satisfied. 

We invite specifd attention to a few items: 

i Gold and Silver Thimbles I LodEe Emblems ,, 

I If you want a high quality - 

It will be of interest to 

I 

● gold or silver thimble that will 

mefnbem of the followfng ord- 

‘give the utmost satisfaction in 

service, ask to see these. ers to know we are displaying 

● Reasonably Priced a large assortment of Mason., 

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Radio Lite Wrist Watches 

The famous Inge~ol 1s now 

in stock-A good tlmekemer 

:;dKo ~ :y:bye:s~K: 

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buttann, pins, charms 

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and 

~ ● al at a low pric;. - I rings. 

1 Mexicnri Filigree Jewelry 

The demand for filigree jewelry .is m great M ever, We 

‘t” i Ihave a, emarkable showinR of novel detims, that are well 

worth your time seeing whe~her you intend to buy or not. 

., All in Sterling Silver. 

1s ~ WATCHES 

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All the popular makea and 

siiee, ranging in price from 

B.29 . I● 

$2.00 up to $76.00. “ 

- Large Assortments ~~ 

Cameo browhes,. pins and 

pendants, and diamond rin~ 

ranging from 

$10.00 to $175.00. 

LTE . EXPERT WATCH REPAIRIN: — PROMPT SERVICE 

~m~.mmm=~ nu—e—e~ 

“’l 

One lot tidi~ white can.” 

~~ae pumps and oxfords, 

with both .French and, .Cti: 

ban heel;, at a special price 

You can’t go krong on a 

pair of theBe. 

SHOE DEPARTMENT 

m.-e-e~.m 

Try a packa~ of— ‘, 

EXCELLO 

Cake Floui 

“:,AllFlav6rs 

20c Package 

,at the. G%ery Counter. 

“Excello” excell~ all oth-’ 

eti. Try’ it and be convinc- 

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Mm. Ruth Krueger of Gallup, N. M1mLeo Meikle entertained a corn- The bdieu Olub of No. 7 camp 

ay of M., was n gue~t over Sunday with 

Mm. N. W., Franklin, leaving the 

pany of her friends mt lart Tuesday met lam Thur$day afte~oon 

evening, April 12th, at a party. Mrs. Leonard Sheltin. After 

wi~ 

comfrmn 

9r r- 

ppen. 

t the 

poaied 

to 

r” the 

fiti of the week fork the Ponil Saw. 

mill camp where she spende the sum. 

mer with Mr. and Mm. GUY Ne,wby. 

Idim Stevens, aunt of Mrs. C. W. 

Hoover pIe_UHy entertained a com- 

*any ~~ her friendg Ip,UtFriday afbgr. 

noon at a Klrtbday party. , 

Mrs. W. C. Holman was hostess 

Mrg. Wm. M~Deymitt ~a~ in Tri”+ pleting their preuent course of tiudg 

idad Tuenday of last week to attwnd on home nursi~, the club plans b 

the funeral of Mrs. Catherine COU-, take _...,a up a coursa, of study on first aid 

worm. 

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Thg” ~mer Brothers ~i’rCW is 

Mr6. Thomas Sayers, sister Of 

Mrs. Alex Srredden, reCentlY left for 

dsted for Dawson for Sunday, May 

her home in Madrid, Colorado, after 

8th. This circus carries two braas 

a week’s vitit at tbe Snedd,on home. 

‘bands and a 18rge menmgerie of wiid 

at the j animals. One of the featuree of the 

,y of td a company of friends at a party I ‘Signs” have been W~ed 

circus perfomence in a cage of la 

)r in Riven On la~ ~turd=y afte~OOn. 

Sm.ernl of the seaaion~ of the difcooling 

pond, north of he powor tmi”ed ,io”B. 

The parade is =hedhourneforbidding 

the use Of *h,e pOnd n]~d f,or ~(I,SO~hnrp. 

fer bathing ~uvo*e8. 

,owev 

mday 

ce at 

Arifere”t 

]odge~ echeduled to meet in The ~ar of F. C. Ohipetti, a mem- 

George Majoru, coal in~pector fOr 

the Indga hull at the opera hOU~ethis 

~ 

er Of the clerical force at the audi. 

Pmt week were not held because Of the Rock Lsland limes, was a bnminess 

.tiPs office, turned turtle on ‘the 

the ~w of the lod=a roc,m by the 1~eek. visitor in Dawson the last of the 

V~n IIouten road la~t Sunday af~ 

tiuY 

6ues- 

Occuf 

the 

large evenin~ attendance of students\ 

for Fimt Wd in~r~~tion, Charles Dockett,’ who has charge 

I of the lamp house and ,check ctib 

Dntid Thompson, fo~er ~s~nt for NO. 4 mine, expects to leave the 

underground superintendent at D;:: fimt of the month for a -O ~onth~ 

noon,, throwinK out the car’s seven 

occupantE, but miraculously leaving 

all un!njured except for mi”.r brni% 

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son, arrived last week for a 

weeks visit with hls father. *. 

Thomp60n is now located at Inupira: 

tlon, Arizona, to which place he returns 

after his vacation period. 

visit. st his former home at St. Johns, 

KanBa5. , 

Idr. Warren Rutledge of C]mmaren 

recovered sufficiently from the ef. 

fecte of hiu operation for appenti- 

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A force .f thirteen workmen have citis w return to his home last 

een en~a~ed for the past two w.?ekn Th~rshy. 

lbon an order for 20,000 coke breeze Charles Majors wss ~takeh to ~huis” 

$avio, Proprietor 

blocks which wiU be used in the con- to” MorIdsy to serv. a SO.day sew. 

atnsctio~ of two new h0UBe8 at tha ~tice in the county jail for a~sault 

dairy ranch and in construction work and battery upon Paul Jueijeneky. 

inside the mince. A. M. Van Dyke retu-ed the 1A 

L’E 

a 

The heme-talent mirwtrel, wKIeh, of the week from Denver with a motit 

is planned ta give about the middle or truck to which he has had attachof 

May, is getting under headwny, ed a bus body. The new bus will be 

with redar rehearde held ench employed in tranopertstion -r’vice 

BREAD 

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Pastries of All Kinds- 

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Mondr.y evening at eight o’clock at 

the central school building. .4 ?er~ 

beween downtown and tph nutlying 

camps at Loretu and Camp No. 1. 

Fresh Baked Every DaY 

centnge of the proceeds from !be During his stay in Pueblo he WS8 

minstrel show will be devoted to- the plemantly entertained at tbe home 

support of some 

public schoolu. 

enterpr-ine of tbe of Mt. and Mrs. Monte Clark, form- 

. er residents of Vawaen. 

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D~WSl)NOPERAHOUSE 

fdONDAY, APRIL 2B.— 

TUESDAY, MRIL 26.— 

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kEATPUING CONWAY TEARLE 

Tharrn wag m~p~ fit for Vivi-n Forrest*r but a titfcd gentleman. 

Thus figured Mrs. Fnrrostor when tbmQmo approached for bmr&ughto. 

km&rr.. Du~na Thur.torirelentw tkls’kUUCO h?~~~ ~ifi~~. 

He wmcoctd a scheme whereby he could •~eng. hinuelf.. And +d 

he ●uccrncdf “Well--w, thst’sw@t we want you to SEOI 

Also Tenth Episode, “Branded Fourw 

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WEDNESDAY,- APRIL 27.— 

THURSDAY, APRIL 26.— 

,’:, ,.;, ,!t’ RESTLESS SEX” 

, F&ATURING tiRION DAVIES ‘ 

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The IX.puimrRobert W. Ch*mbora “novel in picturan. Those o~ 

you d- read it want to see it, ta see juet how a .?OIY you road lWkI 

in pi.ture~. Aud thqse ~f you’ wbo bcve ndt rend it wmnt ti sew it to 

ba informed on &i. stmrr wbisb hU b... the mk of the Iiter.ry snd 

~ding publicfor quite ●om’etime. MmrionDm~ie.,thobeautiful shr 

of Co*mopolitmnPr4u.tjoIIs, h delightful in tba POleof St*ve ~nd 

give. ●’ ifurmimg prfokamce. Rolph Koll.rd m- Jim .ud Grlylc 

Blqckqll ~C m~~ld ,.arafigures you will rurnrnmberfor somo time 

bin-use of the Wrile renditionby these ~pul~r plmyem. Itrsmg-t 

story m.de into” ● gr.at picture. E*eryhody will timeit—will Y*U7 

Alto The Paraqouui.Vandenb=gh Expleratio~ S-timeNo. 1, 

“Jungle Danmrs” 

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FRIDAY, APRIL 29--- 

“THE MARRIA’GE OF WILLIAM ASHE” 

,, FfiATURING MA-Y ALLISON 

.Th*’ story of aq ,u9s~~,.ticated ymumgwb-~ ~b~m ima~.mce 

b~omac ● tool im the bend. of hm h.rhe.d’s e.a+, wbiib almost 

rul~: M,, car-r. Mmy Allioop b “the pr~tty shr of “tho.pictufitioa 

of tbe otory,made f~mo~ by Mm: Hu~phroy.s “Ward snd ~glrel 

M-y., ●nd Wyndb6m St..ding ~rtrays the rolq ef WUlimm Aabe 

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ADMISSION 22c, W-r Tax %, 

FEATuRING MARY PICKF& , 

~ Al in ~~m-thp Iovq, thepncrifice,:tbe&mg; 1 N. -r. w-d 

●b* .=~ld.qnd =hpthc the kby bm&r: ‘ For he .~d gi=en hU fifq 

i! tbo caun of Ki, countw mndshe.bd i,ti”u~ontlybe thQcawq O( 

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it. But bow ●be Io?,+ ~n~op~ It d~ net ;ecm ~csible t~ut one st 

tender.and loving could k ●o’,bru~. W- it waUy oe? Mmry P~k 

f+rd’t mew-t ~ctu~” ~ tent= -t times,.pthetic it tim~ mudfunn] 

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●t tire-. She’h cbarmfu ●nd the produiti~n ~, *tistk. ‘ 

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NUMBER 13. 

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NE Ws”’ > CHAUTAUQUA. 

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BIG’ SUCCESS “BOXING TOURNAM2.NT “. 

,. SATURDAY EVENING 

THE &STABLISHED QUAR. 

ANTINE REGULA’flOti 

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we mhool children -of DaW”MI Dawsonpsfirm aeaaonof”~W&ti. -. 

te steatly interested in the, Chau qua, held during the peat week, m. 8 

A,’ ~rti.cla~~~ng tournament 

Wa, Mieu W6t0n and MrJPaW 

under the nugpicea and for the bene. 

sti~into community hieto~ ,ns an un. 

R vmy filing, thai their blen qualified success. .’Five’ dayg of fit of tbe Northern New Metico Fair 

mld,tive the uchoofs )omething ex wholegomc, ~n$pinnK ~nkrkinment ~iation is scheduled for this ~om. 

h The MWaret 1?eynolds Con 

IhE %turduy evening at the Dawmn 

has been brought tu the Dawmn pub-, ,Opmrm.*ou”e< 

t“ company and the -lecturer tdr ]ic and han met with such imta”t 

The main event will 

lb appeated nt bet, 1 the ,Centra and cordial 

be a go between Big Boy Gene Per. 

spprova] that no dO”bt 

~ the DOURleWuchobl3. Judge A] should ever tie, hereafier ~ ~ 

ter of Raton and Battling si~y 

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Dr. F. C. Diver: chief surgeon, has 

recently cnllert attention to the es. 

tubliahecl qu~,k,:ntine r~lations to 

w~lch the state ]awa require ‘stritt, 

ailherence. The. fallowing periods 

huntbe observed as thn .~in”im”m 

Ilumbr of dnya for, the quaraht~ne 

of contagion cliaea5eB,longer quar., 

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~awmnts standing .ns i fir~ ~la~g Burns of D:wnon. Three f~~t Pm- nntine to be nlai”tained, if necessa~y. \ 

luminaries w]ll precede the main heut. 

Chautiuqua town. Her ponition on ~t,the. discreti~ of the nttend.i~ 

Iof the Douglm scho ol. The Con< 

Two full picture uhows w~ll..pr~ 

the Chautauqua map sha”M become 

physician: ‘< ,- 

M Iry Witep5kfa’s c t chestra anc 

cede tbc boxing progcanl. Admi6Eion 

permanent 

Measles, ten days. 

W,Ol{Ve McCormick Iaakd ovel 

of Ifor’ the event will be the: foltowin 

Emetig the, eipec~”tions 

Scarlet fever, fourteen days, ‘‘ 

w minutaa and ,wa a 2reatly en. 

Iprices, PIU8war *: Rin~ide ~eatt 

~ome,, the neagon tickets, gold ~“dp~ Small pox, forty-two day5. .,’ 

~ by, evmyone. ~,, 

and first three rows. on main floor, 

the auspioeh of the” public school chil- ~2.50; Balhnce ~ai” f~oor, 

Chicken pox nnd mumps,, tienLy - 

\me, ‘Junior Chauti”ic ua proved “tt 

V.oo; 

dten, sOld quite readily. The !Oor BaICOny, $1.00. 

one dayB. 

Tick& nre mw on 

@,populfA:”&monR the younger chil. ~dmission~ increased “ightiy, d-. ~a,e ~: the box ~fflce, 

In diptherin crises, tho ‘removal ‘of 

~. After the nfkerlloon promare rnntinting tke popularity of the ~. 

tbe quarantine shrillonly bo offe6b 

On May 6th, the Fair Ausociatk”n 

ti fie last day a page~ nt was giver tetiainment ~urnighed nndcr the El. 

ed after “the rlissppenrancc of n]] 

will. sponmr a fight a-t Ratin b- 

b the opera hbuee nnd ‘thi~ was fol. hmn-white aunpice~. 

trace of the d’isease has been de$efi 

EveW’ Onk of 1twcen~oh””ie 

Stwpperof Denver and 

~wadby Atoriw, wee end racm al the teti pro~ms “wng WE1lattended ~oung ~alla=e of ~ti”, The for. mined hy ~o negative throat s“d , 

bn Cinttal ecbool grou nrb3. Several ~nd \tihout an exc&ption keenly en. 

nawl c~ltures for thb patient, .ne 

.,. mer is Denverru f=emoti firhter 

f thmlocal teach- g rnvefreely oi Iuyeu., for the ndult membere of ~he f~qily 

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i agaiti whom a d@cision han ~ever 

ir time am amlsht L and, helped 

and One or two for the cbildre”- of’ ‘ 

~”Chau&uqua is unique in iti pur. h=en rendered. Wall= hns held 

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*aDy in mski~ t mt .leatnre a 

the ftirnilf. ‘“ 

Doneand in i~ pr~uentition. ~ile, the ~iddl~~~ight c~ampio~hip of 

reeem. . ,. . ..,, ~~: 

Physicians are ,in~truct.ed b ‘~~n. 

:hc Chau~uqrm idea hag been corn. the Nav. Three well matched prd- 

~truct sOme ‘refipons{b]a pbr~on ifl s 

we hotd recelptsof tbe Ch”k.. mercialized and rapidly ctitendad !irnkariw “wiII precede the main 

tieamonnted ‘b-$1340. ‘;~ thiu inm !h,ougltout tha ,UtiitA S- th~ugh ~w*”t 

q~araniined house that fumigation. 

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he’Echoo’1children 80Id “In eennon 

in i~elf,’ ie, not Af’f Ic;ent Qroteitian; 

rnrious agenci~ it genem]ly ~Old~ 

‘rbe pttiarn arrand ‘for; Wtnr- 

&& the amount at. $iS37. ~m.~hey 

that Prouer disnoanl should b~ tid~ 

:0 its high ethiral plane an”d priiuat- day ~ven~g at Dawa~ witi pmtide 

‘~k@nt,ract allO*kg them tin ?f hed iincn, towel~, handker~hie~n, 

pm lY e~phmkes the wholesome and the locaI fight faw ~ o~portnnity for 

tit of the sale 

KbEhri~ and thq dishes used by, ;tie 

“fdr ]itir nty pvup08eb, tiucatin in tk~ qu~ity ~ iti ~Uter. 

witneski~ one. of tie b- att- 

.S0 i~ now adti]~ble for khat pur. 

pitiefii; and thab e~cial, care nhottld 

ainment. TIds is ~m-titularly true ions” ~Vm WItnegied here. The fact 

rnse. The f;fih and .&th Sradm 

!e giveh in. ,the disposal of tbk ~a~ 

}f, ~e El]ison.wjti, cimui~c Which that tie ~Vent im held ~nder tie _ 

t Wf Central whqal a arned $3z.70 Ire @vprned -by a :disinterwkd tioti 1pic~’. ~f ~ Narfiem- N* Mexico 

Iwd in :bathitt~ the patieht, Where. 

3v~ ik id at $11 ponn{bln, inniate”ee 

m“ufi&* ‘mnw m-nefrnul :-*i,:tih.eh&~06 -.a:,+hy~w~ti~~~ 

~ tie DougfM the ~g :... wi~lie daho as- president, ~“d i= on s non. 

me in i~elf that the fight wifl- be 

path proved klmsa the chief )rOfit sharin”g”bnsis. No war tax in on’. the level and everyone. will gat 

,,~r in the uuccdssof ,tie Chautan. .,equired by tie government because their mOn~y,~ Wofih~ 

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~tqun, disposing of srae~In tickets *( of, thk arrangame”~ 

/i@ valueof $S32. Ei 8 off to Eill Chautauqua not only brings to ~ 

The, regukr sociat meatihg Of ,tie 

1’14An announced last 

comm.unitg a hiKh order of enk. ID awmn club will b@ held at the Club 

binment in’the way of music and lee. ., hduse on next Raturday evening, Ab- 

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ture that ifl refreshi fig and cliffere”~ r~l, 8Mh. . . 

bit its inspirational ,feature5 lcnie ~fr. ~fld ,M=. ~ex g“~~n nmk 

their lusting imprint pn tha” tbbught 

ored ta ~idnd Enturday for a-viknd 

ideals of a“ commurdty ifter It it ~ver the ~ek.end, 

h- gone. Good music exmts an “p. 

mwa”’m~ Wch ‘replate+*. 

ntiorl of the patient fmm other m4~. 

jets of the family. Everything that 

@anhot be boiled or properly di~in. 

fectcd by proper nntimptic solutionb 

shoukl be burned, The family ~hoUld 

be. cautioned to trike a .thortin~h i“. 

ycntory when clea”]ng ufi ~f~r ~ 

contagious disease, so bs not,~ ,Ieave 

sonic chil~s. plaything or other ar. 

tlcle which ]ater ‘may again p~o~e a 

carrier of the conbgiofi. 

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;mide the highest grhde. “. 

‘, The wtiiar play “will De given ~1. 

dky night May 6th. Witch ?eti 

~ ~weeklspaper for dtisi]~ . 

~iyf’ Ine picture” wag recently 

n ented b tha f)ou~ as mhool hy 

“ Mr. and “Mrs. “G&treIi, ‘The iihject 

chosen was Wxuhingtow -=t fienton. 

The Buy %nti’ have vtied w d- 

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,’ nab a picture to the D aPP@8t be- 

1 fore the muti ‘and. kw Oxnminod m 

ti the p~titione~s qunfYicutbns to 

~become a citizen d the Untid, 

han ‘*e. recent sktin of :Chautau. of tie ~e~~ sme]t~ and &fiw ~uagir ,W. D, Brennan au~ ~. 

na. ‘l!he lecture on “The Needs of i~g -company at El Pmo, Texne, Mr. ~lex Bnbddon, left the fitat oi the 

le HOur,’’,,b~a man ~ such national Smiti ~~ ]Ocated at ~~pitat!on, week *oP ~ne, N., M., for a few 

epute an Ju~e George D. Afden dr Arimha, nnti) the cloeing ddti Of dayg absence on company hnsinem. 

concefi by the Witepakie’s orch= ~~~tia~ at tit pklce. 

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:s were each worth the pric~ Of a 

Tti wedd~nge wete ~ldtnrii~~d on 

\=on ticket ittIelf. ‘s ndday morni~, A~l 17th, at &e 

At tbe ebncln~ing ,p;o~nrn ‘ in tha Cbnhnqua again naxt y-. c a~ol~r,’ cfrprrh.” The COIIttaC~ 

riday: emnkgi Mim G*v tltb silE- Tb&, ~nouncam~nt ~ ~ived an. pa~i~ ~,ey6: p~r Stob and ~W 

tintendent anmrrnced that =ng+ thusi~y by the ~ rett~hte P8V]ici’ of ‘No... 7 damp: and Jo~ 

Ie~ta had been perfected for giving’ in attanttnn=e, 

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$;”’k‘ Johntifi and L. F 

.Mexi,. bythe 

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UA l\-SUX lS-MLfi7ARh! DEP,ARlt.1’,!,l ,,. necotl,l.ol**” ,rlatIer 

Murcl, 1011,,,1921,,,[ rh,, ,,o*$.Qftlce ,Lt 

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LOST BoY FVLLY,” RECOVERS 

Thu little 3-yeai-old son of Mr..and 

Xr8. Ray G, Spencer of Mills; is re- 

Pr:ed UA ch:ircly recovered fI,om 

his recent experience in being Iost 

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You ..” buy almotit anythirne on the imtallment plan—a home ●nd 

furniture,.a ●choolcourse,,● metof bk, or ● mu.id imtrumoul. 

DO ymu lmow that you cmnbuy . S1,000 htik sccaumt in the ●mme 

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in.buxing $1,000o“rany Other svm by mum=, of .mb~~k account tbt, 

rnstallm*nt privilege will not” cmt YOUa cent extra. 

In buying other things you may not fd that you ewrI them” uatil 

YOU”hava Xid imfull, but th. money in yeur .c=ount with w at 

any time ISALL YOUR OWN. 

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Anu aniount” down, and ae much per 

week or ,mnth w gou c.hnose-ian’t 

that an eaag wag to. acquire $l,~? , 

!, ‘ ?he T- Retail Conl D=lers 

I co lventi.n will be held in Trinidad 

I on Juna 20th to 22nd incluaivc. One 

~of the f=atures Of this large cOnven- 

, tio I of retati’ COSIdealerh will be a 

f“vis’it to the Dawaon mines, 

I ~ company of“’ Dawson ‘ Masons 

, weIIt to Trinidad last %iurday 

! eve ling to,tike the council d.egrew. 

‘Thcse comprialng the party were: 

Sncddon, D. G. Socrest; G. W. 

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Th I rston, A;’ W. Hall, J. A. Hurst 

for four days and nights among the 

, By Installments 

rOcka“of Red Riv~r canon. The fa~- @@r ~ank’tif ~iw~nn ian ‘W”e ‘Uyy’”‘– 

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er, n,ho is II forme* V7e11.klIO~n ~m. 

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Ploye of the P. D. M. Co. here at 

Dawson, k still in a very weakened 

I)~,wson Hotel, 

Mrs Mm-y Salvo is Tecriiering at 

col>ditio:l ASa result of exposuxe and 

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~D ~~ OF ~BICA Ithe h~~pj~l after “ndergOi ~K ~ ser. 

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ih~ iornewhat improved.- the wuter and the carcass was not Best Denver Ice Cream sold a our foun~in. 

.— :,, recovered for four day$. Then fol. 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. H.lman, lowed a, barbecue which was attend. E,” TY ~c~ni~~t. pureqt5 of engineer W, ,C. Holmafi; ad & the men and women of the 

~~ . ~rbprietqr 

arrived last T~ur~day eveni~ from tribe and the detnila of the function 

n tw~montha sojourn on thq Pacific 

co+~t to. be. guests for a shin-t visit 

tire finely visualized in the 

(cS~aYinF th@ Hippopotamus,” 

episode. 

the’ 2rd 

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at the H0hn4n hOme. Mr. Holwen is 

a pro~inent c~ndy mannf~cturer of 

Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. 

Effective last Sunday; two kck 

181andtrain? making connection with 

‘the PoIIY at Tucumc+r: have been 

diimontinued. These ,traipg are: No. 

,? artiving from the west at 6 p. M. 

and No. 7 wentbound, leaving at 8.30 

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of the “Wjld. M?n of Africa” Eerie. 

Somo, of the feututes of, the epi- 

~ode include vi~w8, of the. wild Shil. 

iuks, vii?imi of sleeping tickn~s and 

mcanwtions of witch. doctom, leap- 

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n~.’fish-of Ripun Falls, the ‘oritinal 

jazz band, the. manufacture of b~ 

cloth, a Baganda k.rb,~. and his pR- 

tient, victims of primitive justice, 

foods and the delicacies ‘of the Ea. 

g~d~s~ the “hQptch” of the tibe, 

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,. ed word this, rnorting from. M. W, eral cuutomq of the Katirind=, The 

,,Ubl~hmid~ mminger. of the fUrni. pictures are well Yir.ti. 50:in,g. 

.ture depattrnent,. .Wat hfr. m- .,, :, ,. 

~Widt W- them.in’ Denver ~~spita] 

expecf,ns, to have to undergo a ner: 

Mim my, 

nume at the 

Hig~~s~ fo~~rly a 

Day~n hos~ti who 

.ioua operatld n., ,, .. . 

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‘‘, J. “h Flur~, ~mployrnent. Officer. 

Ieft a‘ yqar aga ta ‘accept similar 

‘work “at the hospital at fi. Whipple 

Ba~ach; Arizona,. is now .nuruiwg at 

resigns this week TO.+ke the m3encY ,t$~ @y+ ,~rizo~a, 

for tbe Tea Oil, company, $or tbg’ 1- . 

Bouthern half o! Cvlfax coun~” with” 

hospital. 

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plnnt, lo~fed ahoye No.. 1 and 

2 tippje, will, be ,a dis~fi~u~iu~:pirit 

for this abcttoti “Ofthe COUPWj”‘,Mr., 

Hurst nousewe.e a., hqet “of good 

frie~s .whq ~jl be de~g4ted to note’ 

tha~ his pew work ,,Willpqrq~t him t?, 

ratuin hiq residence h:?e. ‘, .. 

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Jamea English; father of Mr. Al- ;; ““ 

OUR SURPLUS STOCK ~F HIGH GRADE CIG ~~ WILL 

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SmC:, vw keld at: .~~n ay.~: ~~ 

termenk ma~~ in, .fie f~[~ .,bWti ;: ‘;, , 

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Obltb~~~. no~~~ ~~, app~~r :j~, Y,a 

follotin”i’ibeoi of the Newn. 

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DawsonT iloir Shcp~We~k, ~n~ 

i a patient at the Dadmn ho;piti-l this 

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Dawson P.~oto “Studio ..! 

isnowrecovering from a 

ma~or operntion performed on l~t I 

1Friday. 

.CDUR~PE I:@TIES ~ ~iI, CS~D,i,,gih ,., ~. Uda i 

camp m’ade a tidy sum last week 

Dyeing” Sample from the sale of crmdy and popcorn 9 

;:to Chautauqua patrons. These funtis 

Suits ma h order , will be used to ,defray the cost of a 

Hats clhn and blocked ~ summer cr.mpipg .ttip. I 

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1. LOCS1members of the American’ 

CleaPivg o W,’kindg .1Expedition ary force in France have I 

received this past week their victo~ ● 

Laundry Agency }mcdal, with ~ebattle clasp. TIIeie 

,., \may be secm.cd by .~i~ng the< re. 

E, A. S~”AR , Proprietor { cruitinrc office pt El Pmo, Texas. ., J- ,~lOt Brge 

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Kd~k Dawel&g, ”10c Par Refl; & ,UQ per pr~t 

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Ii Friends in Dawson have recen~y 

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received the *ad mews of the death 

of Mrs. F. Sitko, a fo.rrner pioneer \l=,_._. 

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nR, C. W, ~vEB 

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resident of Dawson, yboue de,ath oc- ., 

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currcd on the 2Qth of this monti 

nt Sawtelle, mifo~ia. Mr. Fred G. Gatdmerand mother Mma. Jack ~ and ~. D., 

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Mr. and Mru,”E. T. Engle, parents day eveni~ and ere the ~estu for New Mexico F~T Awooiatioq, were 

of Mrs. J@mes Saul, ltit Ftiday for u week At the home of Mr. and Mrs. in DaUIwn the ]~t of the ~ek iII 

,, OFFICE OURS: 

6 A, M. ta ~2.00 M. 

their honl; in’ Pueblo aftnr a visit in, W. R: ,Smith. An auto trip was made the ;~teresk of tb~ bofing Wgglnm - 

II DswsorI. They were acc~mpanied o? oyer the .tieek.end ti Taos by Mr. being. given at the Dawson ,Qpera 

their return auti ,,,,. trip ,. by Nrs. *u1 ~rni~, acc?mpenied by his family and Hou?e on neti ‘SatufiaY eveeg un- 

I and little sou ‘for -a shoti visit. ‘t guests. de. the auspicm of the _tion. .’ 

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30th, DAWSON, N. M. ADMISSION 

24 ROUNDS ~ 

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W. R.. Webber of Sslt bke Jacob Karlin 

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of Springer, was a, — 

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!titie~”in I)awson’ this week+ 

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C, 0, Davis,”-roadm~ti~r” for the DAWSON . W.LC~N: 

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TeririisShots~’ ,D;:::n~‘;’“ 

,“. ●. Afull “line of” giz~ for ‘ 

Men, Women and Children, I Birthday br?sentst wedding 

gifts, art]c]es of per. 

now offered for yoqr in-, “,,~sonal ~eat or household 

~i~s@,sJuanita, ?cott and Ruth E. P. & S. W. was in Dawson the lsst 

JaVis of Maxrvdl, were viuitirg thii of the week from his headquarters :n 

Wstweek atthe teacherd~e with Tucumcafi; 

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fiioh Emma Scott. ~~ “ . 

.! ,’. ‘-. A new’ .200.galfoa hok water tinki 

Constriction, work ,started ., tMe providing hot’ watsr for the Dawmn. 

week on the new combined check ho~l, has recatily been Intinlled nnd 

ING AND REPAIR 

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:sbin and lamp. house. of ““No. 1 mine. I phced in”c6nimi&ion; ,nounM” he is now open 

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Chaster Mayn, wbo waa recently, ! husi,ness from 6 p: m, t 

$eriryDu~=en ,ummoned dimharged frog tbe hospitp,] aftit. p,’rn. for ail kinds of ,T 

Lma Grand Ju~r for>the, Ms+ “wh undergoing kn operation’ for apPen- 

~f Colfsx cbunt~ district ,court, which I dlcitis,left thlBpastweekto joinMS Rtiair Wtirk,: ~: 

itsnext ., Monday, May 2nd. 1 wife in Indiana for a few wneks ,,’ . .“ 

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A- --, I visit while riwaiting full reCoV~rY~~. ““ 

ti~. Stevens, aunt of Mrs, C. W. I . ,,, . *4, -igent 

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Hoover, ‘who recently injureS her I 0. M. Hood, of ,Trinidad, pis~f- ,,, . . 

!uot by falling, is” still confined to I f)ce inspector,” npent several dayd of Hdf sO&8 

>er ,bg#. 

1. ; thm. psst week in.. Wwn on offir:d 

:R~ E, Kilkeljy,’ a former emp]aye 

Lbus~e~..l 

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Mr. -Hoti. wa~ the, only \ . ~ 

s eepin~ survimr W~O eecaped ftim I 

]f the auditir’s offica, has re?entlY, ~ha..hufning puuman ~er :n 

whichl ‘.’ ! ~ : 

:aiocated nt Santa F,tt as a repre- 

five p~ple 10X their lives recently 

ientative’ for the “New York Life In. 1 

Inear Wa]senburg. 

luranie company., . 1’”” ‘“’”””””’” 

The lsdiea bf the Eastern Star en: ~ c:rista~,e z= hm been at ~ I DAWSON,) 

tsrtaihed, at a tiia~ant. iocisl, meet- work doting + past week getting 

Inti hsld at the lodge, rooms Iast rid. ‘?f a lar~y number Of undesirable tiuis iavio, Proprieti 

Thursday afterneon i~honor Of Mi~s d~~” in’ the ~Omm~nitY) which has, II 

Anne G~ton, superlntandent of tle’ been snffe~ng during ‘Me Past year 

I “ItaIian,French 

D~w90iI Chautauqua, who i. u: pa9t from a ~ax~e su~lue c*ni~e Populn- I 

Worthy’ Matron. [ tion. ,{. I . 

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Verroejo tidge No. 36, A, F. & A ~ .Sotieon e thmw;ng a, lighted. cig- i ““. ” 

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M. witl obae~e Past, Masters night I areti last,: week from the second 

on” $riturqay evening, May 7th; at 1 window of thd disjeneary building 

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which. time nrk in the Magtsr Ma. 

am~ti degreetil be”tiemplified. Invitntions 

hive been exknded ndighwas 

responsible for setting fire b 

tbe cum-m awaing above Dr. Diver’s 

off ice wihdow. Tbhugh tbe heroic, 

.: Pastiies, of 

Fresh Baked 

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boilng -MisdMc.”’led@ “~t’ 

Springer and. Cimarron W 

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attend. 

*ork “of Mr. “Jtdge o?, t~e, prAgrip- 

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tioh “dep~men~ and”the aid: Ofthe 

Refreshrnenti’ dl ‘be kked at. the chamical fire kxtinmiaher. an inciw 

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TUE9DAY, MAY k 

‘THE MIRACLE OF MANHA~ANw 

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.EL~INE HAMME=TEIN 

Whernima Young ~Letr B-ttmrfly ●ttemptwto pm** tht a girl 

C.RIIIi-e far two maathc iq New York City o= ● ca~til ef 

$13. flO.”.,The r-ult will ●urprin -d entert~n mu. ~. 

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red at the E~liuh, hqme on, Capitin has austiined = mout excellent repuhill 

on Thursday nigh$ ApPl ,2i9ti tution in, the psst for the excellenc~ 

The clo6e of his eAAhly Jifs mtirkd of jtk titisic, will ineet on Wldny 

the ,passing of one of the pIo,neers of evening. at tha iodge. rooms at seven. 

this cauhty, who i4 @b,tiell a d fpvoti thirty o)kbck for r~oi~nization and. 

ably knbkn, to all di ‘the o! d@ s~ ~or itd first +ehh#tial. Mr. huiu 

tiers; $avio, band ieRder, estimates that 

tie WaS horn June 7th, l~a~ near khere ire a Iar&e iiInibkf of fii6& 

Bristol, ,Ecgland, and Caqe ,ti Amer- clam musicians in Dawuon ,yhose aaica 

in 188FJ. Beitig a minei by occu- 818@nce wiil ~E a pig .auet to th~ 

p~klon, he lnckted in ~losabu~g.. Hew band Which he expects to bHn~ up to 

Mexico, where tie raiked hia f Smiiy. itB old prne standard .betore the sum- 

In 1894 he moved back ,to Ohio for Imet advancee very far. It is ~lhna 

Ehott retidence and then: buck, ti ned to aive resul?r, conceiti at the 

Wyoming, taming @ Dawnon In 1903 band stand. *O evenin~ a month. 

after the death of Ms wife to make The fOutth of July celebtat!an and 

his home with his eon. , He .-an ?n uthet special occnsione are “also in 

nrdent chrisbian and. a loyal member pronpect for makihg gond, ueb.of th~ 

of the Mekltbtlitit“chuPch in *hich he band. All municlans intrt~~d in 

wag an active wornhip~r. He wks n band music are requetied @ meet at 

verv tsmutirUte tian ~nd w44 leqkd; the Iodi?e roomk tomorrow evenink. 

H. Wrnkel, geneml manamr; J. A. [ clerk in the gensrsl olfice for oevd-~l 

gwncer. ,Spp$tinkn.dc,nt of wa~em: years .aud w,daughter, Mb nOrenm. 

Mnh6feer’.Patts&. of’ .tkkFukbld ‘tidl “.. 

%ikb, ti~ in the Daweo. schodl 

workn; SupAn*nd.ent ~rWn~t Of 

for ~everal tirms. Besides the h+ 

the ,By-?roducti Flsnti.pnd, DT,,Ble% 

band, the followtng mns -d dau~ 

Eing01 tbi tiedtcal tilf. . 

ters are left h mourn her uasshit?: 

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UdDkR CON@~RtJCTION 

,A h~h $enti=cnfillg ,&,VOl- 

:age of 93,0(10 is being conettuewd 

~hiumonth from the powg~ fint to 

Yb. i cmmp htib~ststion. Eventually, 

!hia Powir line will be extended to 

Yo. 6 tiini’u fan; a &Anc4 of i~ 

n~oximat~y three miles, from the 

main power’ ~tation. fieivy &heel 

;kndards nre employed .ftir the support 

of this, pew, line, which is’ ‘intsrided 

to be n s~parate unit ~or pQw. 

:t~ftim thnt fnrnisbed the rnine~atid 

#ill peitit the maintenance ~f tbe 

mrinefnno irldcpcndetitly of thnt furiiohbd 

the miheB. 

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BASEBALL SEASON OPENS 

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The local bns@bnl~ SCUSOX”opei)ed 

!t DI\vson ,on Surt~ay, Ap#I1’ 94th, 

with tbe ~~lar” camp nine and $he 

;apitnn team, as conhtanb. The 

?d@it&h teatn dnnkxed the gami3”*Y 

i 9 to O boore. The Lut’kta afid ‘V8h 

,ti&rulbf ths high mtil 

ke part inthe Northern N 

~ will 

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Ibttten tdamg plhy~d at Vrm H.ottteh 

m the ssme dnte, the 10CEIhOYSwi>,, 

‘ivg )e,n,~ ‘0’ ~e\b d 0’ t,wo “Eew’ar’worko”y’are and ,t~:,;e, evefl.qgs ‘“ ‘“’ 

htk M=f at MM. X! ~itit~ 

)f each week for the recttiting of 

Aunt of t)ie. numerdud 

I*ti very li&le time for tactice 

he regular ,town team. ~kn, Ttinr 

dad, ” Koeh!er, van. ~outan, Spring- .- , 

_ ,@tibl&. “’Wi4t tie” 11 ~rellment 

of next yen it ill not 

lr,.snd %eml 4f the. Xuthfftn CO1Onriu 

teams .sre nnxioun, to crow b~ta 

nohsrd’ to send rppt=nts 

la. lower ~adm of [ the 

*m.’ 

URJSS MOn t~ougbou~ the cummuniti h visit M thla mammot; ;nt-@TPrie8. 

rith,tha Dkwson cltth which boa al- 

Iayd been able to ~~tike its sha?r 

md ,pew4ral,kecen~ vlplatiom?..df t~? Then “the” bears, in tbek fun Btivti (f, the. mm ea ftom, th4e ,eDIIO,nF~& 

law governing the controj o~ such ing and rollef 6katin& acU ,id‘a~-Oker 

mattirs kmkiha4d*eethe ~eat ~v- tht nbttld not be mti6d. It is in 

;-cc of a clear understindin~ ‘0$ keeping Wth +he;t e~nul tiity. 

what. tbe health laws .requlre. A ~he ~~nere +ive bni]t in tie p= 

?trict observance if these la}vs wiil lew yeote an endlah]e .*epl.tUtibti 4fid 

~ot only aid the hmlth authorities while it is ndt the large8L it. has 

MATER SYSTEM. irnnovEMENt 

Th? tinter d~p~tient,, ham juti 

;ornpleted the iiuhtlation ~~ a .i~;~a 

irtinnge pipe for’ the large dnr%e 

,eddmoir ,mppiying .th@ln~in part of 

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h. Aimtainitig” cbti~l, 6f the si~- gained the rig?it and justly UO,b be 

trnn but. till Wve,, possible viol~~f~ cal}ed the Wotlh’a Grented Wild 

Imm serious tiouble. 

Animal Citcue. 

Section 2,G,Chapter .86 of the 1919 The Ehow ttivels on ik ewh tiaine 

Mew Mckico Iaw# reads as follO*~: and carries hund:edq of people and 

{!Notice,. to ,H,oyseh?lder: whene~et .s~ck. .,Every upecie of we wild 

a~y householder shrdl know that any beast will be exhibited in the ~eat 

pemOn in, his fam~y. is ,gick 

with parade o“ tbe ~e~ ao doi~t kill 

gma~ipox, or other communicable di~ co -@e this wonddnf p@nnt 

~age dingirous ti the public h-lfi, ~SWtil be.the. ~ tintid ot~ 

he: shall immediately tive the nOtiee gartization traveling thi~ part of ihe 

thereof rtiuired by the precedin~ country this s-son. 

mction, and upon failure b give such ‘“-’” 

tvokice shall b?. dtemed ‘KuiltY Of s ‘ on’=”A::—~ ‘rKo 

awn. Tkia mrk has enkstled eontiderable 

e*@ps4 in the dribing, o~ 4 

tunnel ~under the reae~ir, for the 

i~t.elling of the drain piPe thht Mps 

the bottom of the larg4 uontiiner 

and permits the cleaning of the +nk 

frhns btl .ged(k~~t tfut accutnblatiu 

on the bottom. The reit@rvQir i~ 1S 

febt d~.~p, 1~ feet in did~~~r irfid 

h-. a itt,?a,ge criptiity df 7d~M0 

~ali~hd. Pbt ~hd iec.nd M-i ~th 

in the fihti b&+stki.we* the tifik 

wna.&aizted thin psst,week ,~d ~~~ 

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misdemeanor snd punished by a f~tie The de~th of ~H. ~oririce $)tkb, 

bf n~t Ie= thhn.tw~ty-five ($z~.ob) which, ocw~etl Rt Betitile, Calimliam, 

snd not *0 .=c@d On@ bun- fornia, on WI 19th,, ,hro~ surf 

dred ($100,00) dotisra.” eiewu.to many friends. bf the family

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- .ldvertlBln# Itates 0“ Appllcatlon 

Xnteredn. Sewnd. clann 

~abch 10ti,, W21, UL tllb ~ORt-Of~k::Tti 

Duwson, New Mvzlco, 

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Mi% -Emma . Meyers left Sunday 

.fdr i visit in tilorado. springs. 

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J. B, Chambers of St. buis, was 

a business visitor in crimp dulring the 

past weak. 

The family of foreman” G. H; Dav- 

:s, of the power plapt, arrived Sun. 

day April 24th from Douglae, Arizona, 

b mnke their home in Dawson. 

Mrs., D. R, SmitIr recently arrived 

frotn Denver to join her husband, an 

employee of the electrical, deprutment, 

and mako her home in Dawwn, 

ME and Mrs. Ernest Duncan, wEUknown 

residents of I)awmn ,’” five 

years ago, arrived this pad week 

from Eisbec, “4rizona, to relocate in 

Dawson. , 

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+ Mrs. Mary Salvo of hretta, who 

was rwentl y operated upn at tht 

ho?pitul, was able to return Sunduy 

, to her home. .’ 

L. ‘O. Wate.on of ihe Enginoetis offjce 

reuigned iris position the first of 

the motith, and expected to leaye 

this week for Colorado Springs, 

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Mr. -d D. Gardner and mother, 

who wera m=b during the Pam 

week of W. R. Smith and fmnily, left 

lEA Tuesday for their , home in 

BYooklyn, New York. ~. 

Mrs. Alex Sneddon and son, Alex 

Jr., returned home the last of the 

week from ~]rildad .wheke Alex underwent” 

ari operation on bia nose. 

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son telephone exchange, r=med 

hh. #tfon the lant o; the week and 

hun gone to AmatiUo id which “d= 

tritt hd expectu ~ engage, in teb?. 

phone wark 

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,“ , Mi&’ ~race Dinswore, 10CUIop:~a. 

*r f Qr ,ti,e Wwtern Un;nn Office, 

,,WPLSof~ duty”.ti]s past week enjoy 

,jng a wf~k’s vacation., Misg Catit 

~apperd, .rel~ef manager, Wok .c~rg@ 

of, th~ office, durkg her absence. 

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~ Ang amount down, and w m~h per ‘ 

week or month m gou choatin’t 

tbt fm ew~ ~v to acquire $lm?” 

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MIGRA~lON oUT OF JUNGLE 

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ystrnrimti Pc.nple are ShOw’n ‘ in 

ParamOunt.V:~denbmreh FiIm 

“wild Mom of Afrita” 

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brought res~. which any amaunt of pra~cnl res~t~ nOw bag Ob~n~ 

admonition. could not posaibl~ pro- from $his- fO*ble ~u@~atiOn Of fie 

duae. Tha. thernwmetor’fi -y ,,~acrident thmrno~wr. 

L . AFCIDF.NT THE-METER visunl ,anfi reqtily unders~od, pro- : For tbe fitst four ~nths of 1921, 

h.h. 

‘vokin$ at I@ad ‘seine lefi&twn 

%.com$icuou% place. Un-., 

~h .Check .Uhim the’ pati- of the mlh~f who stutim 

011 the acoident thermometer lowtnd at 

it the several ch~k cabins tiow a grab 

, ~ * ,mge ~,”e ‘%~ce ~ily, w tk lrdner calls for i~yjng reduction $n the number of 

~ -fig a ~ ptic repre~cnti- or ret- hii check iheti i9 that 

. %f nine the? ometets, repreconstairt 

reminder @&ing him in the 

rntiw the rdne Da noq ties, upon 

face that constant vigilanm only will 

~*,i8 d=imnti by ~eapB of a be the price ‘of his o- W=W while 

these fibriauRactidenti over those occurring,’ 

duti~ the p=e~O~ four 

months. The fOu&nE b~e ~ves 

at a glance the the~O~Q~t mdinm 

~tin ~q * ~umber ~f ~er- niidefmund and tha~ a cmele~ dis- for ser!utw accidenti of more tian 

I *titinta occur 

regsr~ for the simple rulm of *af6tY 114 days duration occurring during the 

g at each mine 

on his own m“ may drive the red Ipast four months. The record for 

$~’h~g;~ ;;:;~:i;n~~ 

‘p rnwury .1 mk 

am ~qee 

~ uarionm a oid~nt ~pqrtd 

a. ,degree hghe? in-the. ar.- 

‘?er’~ry. 

April is worbhy of apec~ -ntiont 

cxdent thermometer for his P~cun ‘showing two. such accidents and ho t.h 

.lar mine. ., : of thoee in Wine No. 2. In m~g 

i“~~ end of the y ar, the titnl rec- While “the idew ~of the 

~ ‘f-,. @ch mine for the twelve. .therm~nretir 4s.,u? .dOp*d 

actident 

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co=~=imonfl from pe f~lo~rtg able 

i must be kept In mind tha~ the 

~,+ k grapM4 shown, month F. Mumy of tie Sufw Depsrt- l=g~l the ~~ei the w=~r nurnb~ 

K*. ment,. ,hus orig’inatad the’ idea of of men or~lly emp~d and the 

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am;dent aomparbns in tie 

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xela~vely mea~r number Of ?nch ~ 

cident~ ~ b~ anti~pa~d: 

d as one wbiclt 

pravmta’ re. a group of thermamete@~ Undomb~ Mine 

“~n of work in le~ +.. 14 edly, the thermometer’s WW= Wil+,, 1004 1 

Jan.’ l?ab. Mar Apr 

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Tot~l 

. k ~F’9til accide nti are included- ue, from tba stmadpoiut of an tia*n- 2,2’3123 

du. fThe] l@Od .of bbie ~, k the op~nity afh~d the 90.21.03 

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~ the mor~ent the acaident miner and the min. foreman of rnak- 410001 

end caaaea the mumen$ the ing compsrisonn readily between the 51s 1 0 5 

b ;8. released by the doctor Inumber of accidmti happetiq in ~~4”1(16, 

,- to work. 

‘ his own mine and thu6e occnming in 7100.0 1 

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k! of this simple, 

‘v@, device, for cal~ng. 

but ef- ,the othkr eight miue.s. It ‘timtiateE 

pointed an instanh and mturd ptide in &- 

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~tion to the w, qk of the mfety I, 

t~nin~ the reputation-ofi his mipe fo,: ‘. 2:22.; 

~~~~nt intb~ ; kwuon minw bag, !showing the smalleat number of aer- /,ToWI~ 7 12 

~ months tire,:, proved its edu-; ious accidents. There is n]aa created 1 

e ,vtiue many timm over. An a competitive’ spitit betweem -the THE LAW GOVERNING 

~hvdttat.fe. 

Vt tithing, 

aui iaiy to datv Imining ~npx of men for ~educiw, I 

this striking method of Iliability ta accident th the lowest 

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~E.THIRD OFF REGU~R PRICE 

[qyta~n from the law. Ths.law 

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miaa em simnle” onn. leavinfc,~ 

; practically all if, the elahrati prO- 

I ~ceduti vmquired at gen-1 eltion.s 

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made beforehand and. the preX8- 

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Dyeing t9 S*pk 

Cleaning of all kink 

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fi@itiotI ~lrected by DR. LEONARD 

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Dmtof of JufisPrudence,lA thropologist and Missi.naV 

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)f April 1st of this year are quotid 

‘..,. STMILY DECLINE 

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Liflng c@stu, according b, comparisons 

made by tbe Phelp~odge Mer. 

csntile compa~y at Dawson, are show. 

,ing a eluw, but steady, -tendency 

downward. : The big stire Car~II~Y 

w~ParQe., on the fimt of each calen. 

dar month, a list of 68 otaple fc.~d 

micles, known ai a key bill, which 

a~nrately show tbq average cost of 

liti-ng for a nornral f!amily of five. 

For purposes of $omparisou of pri. 

,elow. The 6S article% enumerated 

ucludes grocer;ea, meat. and all nec- 

)ss8ry fOod that a fami]y of five 

would ordinarily buy III a month’s 

Ame. With tie’””exception’ of. pots. 

toes, all articles, since April . 1A, 

Contir,ue tc show skbility Or a trend 

downward. The key bill of December 

Ist totaled $83,06 and that of April 

lnkfour mo”th~ iater _ ~taled 

$72.33, a reduction of $10.’7S, or 

thirteen per cent. 

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the key bill of lwt December .l~ and 

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show the fg]]owjng deCr~eS: 

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$6.13 

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$8.40 

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But&, per lb--------------------- .67* ‘ .60 “,11% 

Potntoe% 100 lbs. ‘--. -’----------- 3.60 2.40 31% 

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Manager G. H. Haimn returned 

since on buninc% in CK1tiEO. 

j~m, in 

Tha Parent-Teache& Association 

the State Vocational 

~ ~onfcre”ce, 

department for 1 -’ 

meetine was held last evening at the , 

1 J. A. Hurst, head of ’the employ-i 

Harry G-art, who has been off 

ment office, severed his connecton 

W.w:the 

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Mr. E. Thomas an. 

exas Oil company, with head. ] 

,, business from 6 p. m. h 9 

mr~. narvey springer.. tind daugh- quarters at Dawn. 

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Mir.n Louise, motored tc. ~t.” 

P. ‘m: for ~,jkin,ds of ,~re 

B. H. Anslow, who Wa8 hit on the ‘ 

Saturday for a visit over the melc- ~l~h~taple by . pi~h~ ~m duF- 

‘end at the .hgme of Mr. and Mrs. S. 

1 Repair wor~’,” “’ . 

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m (’ l,AWil ‘24tiI, 

was forced W receive ~ 

heal A~~tzt for, Gdea: 

,’- ,,~~f sobs 

Conductor Lee Snyder, ‘who hw hospitil nttention for several days 

h. bebn -in tie service of thb main line but is now recovered frOm his qx- 

F 

of the ~ck -Island out of Tucumcari 

for the past year, has recentf$ been 

aauign~ Ms old. run between Daw. 

son and Tucumcari on the 4’POIIY.” 

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An automobile party of ladies 

perienm. ., I 

: ~on~rac~or H, ~. Blakeiiy of tilm. ‘ 

~mrin, stirted work thi~ ~~ bekk~” 

on his COUtiUCt8 for tke construction ~ 

of a new cbe:k cabin and ‘lamp house 1 

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orn fn Daww.n for a few ~oum last of two 

‘riy. The party included: Mrs., ranch 

new hounen nt the 

‘“:1 ,-:’AWSON’ BAKERY ‘‘ 

J. A, Spericer ~nd her daughter, Mrs. 

Nelhon; Mrs. Wm. Hutihins, of Trin. 

idad ; and Mrs. A. B, .stewa~ of 

Several petitioned for citizenship I , 

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papers went over to ,Raton from Daw- ! Loui$ 

~On Iad %tu~dpy to nppent for theu . . 

Savio. Proprietor 

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hearing before the regular term of Italian. French or Ame~- 

Tho boarders at the Sherwood club the Naturalization court. Scvmal ~ 

were compdled to seek other eating witnmes for these” petitioners,. were I .’ 

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‘accommodations ‘this piut week b~ *I*: i! attendance. 

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cnus~ of the quar~tininj? of the Stini retaining walls have’ been “~ .’ ~ BREAD 

,- Sherwood, home.. Several of the b“i]t d“fin’g the pwf week for the ““ -“ 

h$i’ Hair Cuts a 

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members have established bachelor tix r~idenceu located 8t the foot 

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Pastries of All Wnda 

Fk~h Baked Eve@ Day 

headquatir~ at the 

during the temfirary 

~mm ~l”b 

kuspemion of 

of the mounhin brick of the churches. 

The wallu are built out of ~ne tnk- 

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club -d have sttcceded iri eking 

in. exi&nce so f= *ngb the 

‘n -m ‘e ‘hm~t’d “be!” -k’ 

OVeIM. The s- upon which ~e6e 

.~pmv~e~w face @ ija Wdtind 

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11 McDonald who seems @ live 

A Rhymed Review 

h s park, and Louis Willoughby 

P- ‘---III Rolmnn 

o is a ~plendid type of the old 

Canada! 

uthern nFi=tirrar.v. 

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Mutiel 

Whmra , 

Where a non of blue-blood. @ires 

W#ai~ crude, young Indian 

‘W~efi:&d hati ‘8hat burned like 

Helped Fate w~bh the tick k 

Piagy. ~ ,!. 

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GLADYS WALTON PLAYs 

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KENTUCKY CINDERELLA 

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ality all .hi “~JI, . , .~red alti~tur~ 

1c pably and add w the suc~cs~ of 

t e pmduotion aa a whale, 

C NWAY “TEARLE GIVES 

DEFINITION OF TITLE, 

WUC~INC THE TIGER 

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THE WELFARE D~pARTMENT 

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DAWSON, NEW MEXIC~ 

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NUMBER 15. 

;PARENT.TEACHE RS MEETING ~~ CLASS’’ PLAY PLEASES 

SCH~L NOTES 

3. 

The Littlest Goblin—GxbrieI Lu. 

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IS WELL ATTENDED 

LARGE AUDIENCE 

Louise Spinger, Mike Mar;ch a“d Ccro, 

Theregular=y ~e~i~nOffie 

The 

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~lma ~tay 

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~r=ented by tie on,e Of the teachers wil] leave fii. Moonbeamn—Mice—Gobli”~. 

Perent-Teachem Asaoci,t ti:n was held ~~~~ ~adu=~ng C]== ~fth= Dnw~On dcq morning foy A]buq”e?que to ~n. Scene 1. A Fsiry Wood. 

on lafi Wednesday e~’enlng at file High SchoOl at the Opera hO~~e ]a~ ter the state oratorical nnd dec]ama. Scene 2. The tiblin Fair, 

,~wso”ch”rch. me att,naance at 

Fiiday eve”ing, ptived agreatsuc. tory Contesb. Tho Stow, scene one 

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tinn meting was unusnm IIy large, ~hc 

cess an’d delighted the ]azge audi. iMembem of the senior ~]a~~ ~et~ Geraldine has. wandered into the 

~~urch bein= unable to a~cOmrnOdate ~nc=

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PubllEh@don Thurn&ay at D&waon, New 

~OXiCOhy the 

DAWYON WELVAKE DIUPARI$MEINT 

Jay l’. Conway, Dlrectot and Editor 

l~erm. 01 Sub#crIptlou 

six months -. . ..- . . . ..--. --.. --..$ .76 

One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l,sa 

Advertlain~ Rmtes on Ap~lIcatlon 

Entered as second-class 

March Ioth, 192L, at t$e po.t-offi::t~ 

Dawson. New Mexico. 

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✎ ~AFETY DEPARTMENT ● 

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First Aid 

I come as a soothing angel. I am 

the initial step in relieving tinkind’s 

~uffering caused by accidental 

rniafortune, A’ few years since-few 

but men of ~cience could practice my 

art; now many know and love me. 

Government, corporation, organisations, 

individual are among the 

wall wishers of and together work 

for my advancement. In the hot 

mills, in the r-dte workkrgs of the 

mines, in all ~lacea of industry at 

,this time I,am a necestity. 

Throughout the land men unsel. 

f]shly devote a portion @their time 

that I may exist and by my conju~ation 

dlap~.’the fin- vf class and 

spread o’er mankind the mantle oi 

faith and affection. 

I encourage the thought of wm 

munity feelingbthe bond of com 

man interesb It is my province t( 

establish belief th,a~men should a“it 

men and that my brother’s welfar( 

is my weffare. 

I aman incentivetio higher ideala 

to rnme adv-ed educaylan, T< 

future generations will I he taugh 

in all sckoola, tlmt the young shal 

know my value. 

,Though I urn mighty and far reach 

~’KLSYet Borne are greater than I. Be 

fore first aid, should come care, tit 

exercise of which meanaaelf-pree.er 

vation, and until wI1 men awimilati 

tiis truth I will bea nec~ity. 

OLD MAN SAFETY 

Says old mm ~f ety, ,aya .he b me 

It seem mighty queer, it does b; 

gee, 

Far ho see w feller with his hand 

Vied up, 

H{s nose all squafihed, wd his ear 

in w muff. 

It ]00k8, 8Uy8 he, it looks to me, 

As if he ain’t done his work vey 

careful] y. 

—Safety Bwlletin, N. & W. & 1 

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SCHOOL NOTES 

(cOBtInuea mom .Wa one] 

ens negotiations with the bbtin 

and proposes to ex;hnnge her Witi 

for something if special value. Th 

prmpect of pouessing a r~l moust 

catcher thrills the Goblins with d{ 

light and they offer vruious bargaim 

‘ to Gprahline, none of which sati! 

fies her entirely. 

At last the LiWlest Goblin, wh, 

though small, is very knowing, PT< 

poses that since Geraldine is such 

ponr hand at spelling and is amb 

tious ta improve, the Goblins sha 

provide her with a magic than 

which, applied to the troublesome 

Bpelling book, will make all words z 

si~le as c-a-t, cat. Geraldin; 

delighted and agrees to the bargail 

The L~ttlefiLGoblin thereupon tal 

es the kitten and guides iti paw upa 

the Imck of Geraldine’s spelling boa 

mrd there appears thereon a wonde 

ful 44W. w’hfi, of course, anc 

for Magic, Geruldine is asnured tk 

no word will beteafter present an 

cliff icultiea to her, Snd. the ki~n 

tratierred to the Gubline, who pron 

tie to tieqt it kindly, which reco 

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Are Y“ou Having Trouble Making Ends-Meet? 

Then stop and look in the mntter. 

Perhaps 

half the fitory. 

the income is not is lnrge w ‘before. Even SO, 

The other half and by far the more important of 

OME i~ only one. 

e two, i6 O~GO. 

Are you,getti~ value received for it? 

Look over your expenses for the past month. Were the all necessary and 

really worth while ? Did YOUbuy something you really have Iitt e use for, just becau~e 

it was them, or have You bought things beyond your mean because you happened 

to temporary 

count? 

Answer these 

have some ext~a money in your pocket or i your 

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questions for yourself and see if you are g ilty. 

chocking ac- 

If you are not getting 

ua next payday, even though 

ahead try a new plan, Open a Sa ings Account with 

it ;= only a dollar or ten dollare or wenty dollars, and 

then each Succeeding payday deposit likewise. Do yon thi~ that o 8mall an amount 

is not worth botheriq about? You will find ff you give the pla 

you can get along without that ten or twenty just as well and you 

a fair chance that 

ill have something 

to show for it at the end of three or $ix monthti time. 

YOU will then wonder why you didn~t try this simple sche e yeare ago, for it 

will give you a better iaea of the value of money, and give you a certain sati~faction 

In lookin~, back over the year!s work, that can be obtained in no o her way. 

It ,s never too late to commence over, so start in next ayd 

you “feel you should or can put aside. DonJt put i~off longer i y k J ding “th youmelf any am””’” in~ 

waiting until you have a Ann,dred or two hundred, because that ti e may never come 

and you are losing valuable time in the meantime. 

Start now. Any qmount welcome at 

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la Geraldine to ‘the ~arting. 

The, force of workmen making coke 

BY a curious chance the identical blocks completed an order for 20,000 

,ump upon Which Geraldine was sitng 

when she fell mleep, happens b 

hlocks on Friday “– noon. Thefle “ blocks 

arR being uged in tbe construction of 

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z at the edge of the Market Piace, 

#she Heats ftemelf there again, se- 

two new houaa at the dairy and for 

the new check cabin ‘and lamp house 

cts the hardest word from her Mag- at No. 7 tipple. 

Spelling Bodk mnd spells it right 

Pf without a slip. This is quite sat- 

Gate” City Lodge No. 

factory. ‘She can ~pell hard word~ h 

as extended a cordial 

nd the kitten has a home, 

11 of Raton 

inviktion to 

Ameriia~ 

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;an~ her ,head against : tree and the 

:ene begins ti grow dim. The Mar- 

~ Place and the Goblin, ~inging 

L’=o”fle wa~i~.- - ~n held 

la~ ~veni”g at th= ,,. ~ .wvxi~t Hall 

in Ratin. Quite 8 number Of 10cal 

Heat 

At l-t we have a cat;’ 

~dine on a 5tump Where we found 1. 

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IIoh~ Hixenbaugh, Mgr. 

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Plan 

She all Dawaon Masons to attend tbti I;ctric Lights—Steam 

~adu8MY M Single’ Meals 75c 

awns and tieir wiveu expwted td 

i~appear and we leave litie Ger- be p=e~ent. RATES $3.00 per day 

CHILD lNJuREb BY TRUCK 

A large auto truck, whose identity 

nn not YW beefi discovered, ran over 

little @rl in front of the Catholic 

hurch l’wt week. Fortunately, ‘the 

ttle -child wati ondY slightiy injured 

lthough the truck waa running at 

rent spend and might rosily have 

een r~okw:ble for fatal ‘ results. 

‘he speed regulations arc being broen 

by certain truck and automobile 

tivers and it k perhaps surprisin~ 

hat mme, fatal accident has not OC. 

urred befori this. Certain st,ps 

re being ‘taken to apprehend bhese 

kw violators and to have them fined. 

t ‘s believed aevcrsl prosecutions 

fl have a aa]utory effect on others 

rho might be si~ilarly inclined to be 

arelcss about speed regulations. 

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THEDAWSO 

A. M. VAN DYKI :, Manager 

Twice-a-Day Auto S ervice to Raton 

Auto Leaven CrLtELgrI at 9 A. M. 3 P. M. Closed Cars. 

Automobile ~accessories 

““Jitnq S.rvice to all Parb o ~ Cemp, Ni#ht or Day 

Baggage and Trnmsfee -Prompt Sarvicn 

For a Limited Tim Only 

OUR SUEPLUS STOCK OF HIGH GRADE C GARS 

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WILL * 

; BE SOLD AT A BIG DISCOUNT” PRICE + PUR- 

. CEASED BY THE BOX 

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Tuesday evening frm ‘a vhit of snv- 

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eral daW with Mrs. Wank Johnwn in 

Psblo Lucero retuned this past 

Claud; Duvall, a freight conductir 

Raton. 

week from Albuquerque +th hk fivk. 

on tie Rock Island, with headqu~ers 

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C. W. H OVER 

y~ar-old wn who wa@ @aced in tie 

t, 

ht Tucumcari, was brought to tie 

Manager C, W. ~lldenstein, of the Lukens ho-l through the effoti 

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Paramount--Vandenbergh Exploration S cries . ! 

No. 1 “The” Lion Killer~” 

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No. 3 “The Lend of thi 5 Py~miee” 

April 27-2S May 11-12 “. 

:-, No. 2 “Slaying The Hippopotamus” ‘: :;,N:466Tg;;f;; )~cerss ~~ ~ 

&pedition Ditecte,d~ D,R.LEONARD JOHN 

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VANDENEERGH, Doctor of J.risPrudence,lAnthro >ologist and Missionary . 

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PROMINENT OFFICIALS HERE :OMING TENNIS TOURNAMENTS DAWSON WliL CELE. CHU’RCH ‘DIRSCTORY 

Mr. A. ~. Thompson, resistant b 

President @uglas of the. Melps 

Dodge tirporation, arrived k Dawson 

1- Wednesday from New York 

for = viafi on offlcisd bus!mess. He 

left on ,Mday morning for a similm 

tilt to Me propertim of the coqor. 

ktion in Arizona. Mr. F. H. Hays, 

chief ussktan’t h Mr. Beckett, General 

Western Man~er, -ived Wedmxday 

evening from Dough, Ariz., 

fur a btinem visit of seveti days 

at the geneti office. 

A ddegation of Damon fight fans 

attended tie bofing ente-timent 

men mt the Shuler Audi4mrium in 

RatOn b35t Thutiy eveting npder 

fhe auspicm of * Northern New 

Mexico Fdr A8sociativn. Tbe main 

event between Young Watlac& of Raten 

and’ Joirnny %per of Denvm 

wmt the twelve rounds and rea”ltid 

in a draw. AmonR those nttadine 

fmm Duwmn weri: Mm. ‘HiI], 

Mn.rray, Bird, -n, Hoover, MO. 

ver, MnUin, ,Peppin, ~trMIct, U 

do and ShtiIck. 

/ A tiuckluti=old furtiture 

baing taken fmm Dawmn to %pris, 

CrdO., mn off tie bridge three m~es 

down the valley lgst ,Tuesday, tihw. 

ing J. P. Shobh off and cauring him 

~infwl thnti not setious injuri~. 

The injured ma. was brought b~k 

to *e Dawoon hospiti fmm where 

ha ww dinchged” after a couple of 

da~ tieatutent. 

‘B~THE FOURTH 

&Very racquet wielder in fJawMn 

Da w.oa Church-J. .8. Russell, 

s urged w make uae of the pre~ent -The. Dawaon Welfare Committee ~ minister. Bible School,, 10.00 a. m. 

fl-- ‘~ung, supt.: Primary grades 

;md weatiher in preparation for the t its regolnr fortnightly meeting on $e;t yt 

; Rescue Stntiun, Mim Mc- 

‘irat sumer tournament t?hat Ml htutiay, htrntied plana ,,$gr the Crea . n chl ~mge, higher madea meet 

Ie held within the next three or fo”= ulding of L musing fourfi of July at c u~~b. Evening service, 8.00,, 

reekB. The na~w of all playem, elebration for Dawon. Cumtii- P. m. Choir practice Friday, 8.00 p. 

!Mh men and women, are desired e= were appointed, entertainment m. 11 welcome. 

Ca holic Chumh—Sundays: Mames 

n ordnr that the same may be clmsi. eaturea were &imussed and irrauge. 

at S. O a. m. for Englluh-speaking, 

‘ied and arrangement made for lent made for extensively adverti8- 11),~ a, m, for spanl~h.~pe~kl~ peO. 

[rawing lots for OpWnen&. By the ug the celebration throughout neigh- ple. EvQning, 7 o’clock. W eek.day 

lrocee.a of eiiminatian, the relative ,oring territory, Lad year’o cole- mr~i es: M,asses at 6.80 and 7 a. m. 

tanding of each pbyer in each of the mtion waa a decided S“CCOBB. It is Junl r chOlr ,rehea~sds Wednesday 

at 4 .,m. First Friday of the month 

hree classes will be determined and $anned to have ju~t es big a gala davO / ,~n: Comm~niOn. 6,90, ma~e~ 

requent townamenti arranged dw. vent this year, with all of the trim- at7 nd 8am. “. 

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ng the ,balance of the eummer to ~inge,. A full program of athletic 

CHA C~ER STUDIES A FEA. 

~certain, from time to time, the rel. vanti including tennin, baseball con- 

URE OF “THE SIN THAT 

;tive etanding of all pkyem, 

esta, f isld ~ti, danctig, W-of- 

WA9 HIS’ 

war and ,koce maties will be pro- 

CeiAo J. Chavez, county commk 

vided. Putdic eueating, a barbecue New Selzni.k Picture with William., 

sionor, w= in ati,endance Isat Satur. 

ind fireworks in the evening will alsu I da”.r.h.ul a Ei. Pmcru.tio. 

day at a spe~l meeting of the murrsy 

be features of the day. Muflic will .- 

board, held at &ton. ~ 

be furnishti by the DawSon band. Fr %nkPickud h= produced a new 

Mm. Dolrgla& G. Wright rctm-ned 

k detailed program will be putii$bed As’i, on human nature in his late~t 

to her home ti SurinKer on Sundav. 

[n a succeeding tisue of the News. off~ w for the motion picture . 

May 1%, after a ‘two-week. mjouti 

‘The following committees aro m. =ree I, “The S1n mat Was His;’ ~ 

at the Dawson hgspia. 

mounce~: Wh.c I is used by Selmriok as a ~tar. ~ 

.,Oting h conflkttig eventi, only 

Athletic. a~rt8 — John O’Brien, ring vefiol@ for Willam F=~Orehm.’: 

a smsdl number of band memhra 

chairman; J. J. Laulmch, C, H. Dye, MT. :~ackard, author of “The Miracle ~ 

turned out for tie ~eheamaj at th8 

K. B. Conturo, Ralph Traini, Emman. Man, ‘ has evcdvcd some wonderful .. 

lodge rooms on last Widay ,eveting. 

uel Kaatums and Jack Grubasich. chara cter studi= in this atiry, &ow..; 

Another relrear~ will be held on Fri. 

Tennim tournament — Guy Moore ing him to he a ~d~nt VeV faT ad. , 

day evening of tiia week at tie mme 

nnd Mrs. J. ‘B, Morrow. vane

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Meat 

Special for Sa 

May 14t 

Fresh Spare Rib~ 

Pork Loin Roasti 

Mution Roasts -fincy 

Veal tiarnb 

z lb, can Cotilent 

“ 4’lb. can Snowdr 

4 lb. un Vegtiok 

2 lb. ~n Vegetok 

8 lb. can Vegetok 

Groce] 

Special for Sa 

May 141 

100 Ibs. Sugar -. 

P,P, or Eloda Sa 

-16c can; $1.5( 

2% lb. Empson E 

--.121/zc can; 

2~2 lb. Empson I 

--J12~zc can; 

Cmckem— 

Large size --- 

Medium size . 

Small size ---- 

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‘f’hecircus vi$ited Da 

tiy and waa patronized 

ddiencw. 

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The Camu Fire rirls 

re quite successful i 

h home-made candy, 

~ evening before the 

W. The proceeds fr( 

Ie -till be ‘used to d 

)naes of their aummet 

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rdiy, 

,., 

7~~c lb 

.26c lb. 

.2oc lb. 

-25c lb. 

.---35C 

-..70C 

.-:-70C 

..__35c 

--$1.35 

es 

[rday, 

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--$8.50 

on -. 

oz. cans 

npkin 

.75 case 

Lut -– 

.75 case 

-..-35C 

--17y2c 

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Greatest Savings in 

SHOES 

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In addition ““toour regular stock we have received 

the entire shoe stock of our large Tyrone 

store. 

- This entire stock to go at less thati before the 

war prices. 

All sizes for men, women and children in all the 

popular lasts. 

Watch ‘for our extra special bargain tables. 

GRADUATION 

You will find our Jewelry Department full of appropriate 

gifti, also a large stick of gift titionery in the Drug Dept. 

A good assortment of charming new organdie and georg- 

ette frocks in the Ready-to-Wear Depa*ent. . 

9*s*-ba 

All are mtierately pricecl. 

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In on Sun- C. A. Enyeart, state agent for the 

two farge Maeonic protective Association, has 

been in Dnwson for the pnst several 

he sale ok David Thompson returned Sunday 

Id l-t Fri. from an absence. of several days in 

enior class Eaton. 

‘ihi~ candy 

Mrs. Horace Smith and baby, who 

my the exhave 

been visitors at the -borne” of 

.1111]. 

‘ Mrs. Devlin for the past aevaral 

weeks, left Monday for theit tiome in 

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Gallup, New Mexico. 

. J.m es Simms, ni~ht watchman at 

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Robert Babbitt, brotier of E. C. 

Iabbitt. rtirned recently frOm Tu- 

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Special 

BARGAINS 

in$he 

Men’s(Hats 

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. Stet$onHats 

$6.50to $8.50 

Some at *.00 

NONameHatsand 

~OtherBrands 

$3,50 ;to $5.50 

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Large assotieni of men’s 

Dress SMti and Under- 

weaT and Spring Suib at 

low prices. 

Refrigerators 

We have just received a 

shipment of refrigemtors 

from” our Tyrone 

store which will be sold 

at very low pricss. 

un,car~ for a few days tisit. DAWSON VULCANIZ. 

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Shiflette and 

Jm, ~. _J. ‘Gordon of Abbott, were 

hopflng w;sitors in Dawson last SHOP 

rucsdaY. 

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Mrs. J. C. Hart, mother of ~ectician 

W. O, Hart, arrived this past 

ueck from Cripple Creek, Colo., for 

In extended visit at the Had home, , 

Vermejo Lodg( Edgar Sheppeard, editor and >busi. 

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Idar 

oommunia 

nd Fourth Tb 

Il. Lodge Hml 

B) uildlne. 

G. W. THUR~TC 

0. F. WARFIEL 

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IOni BOc- for Columbus, Mo, in response to a 

Idnys at tele~am from hi~. brother announc. 

n ,wra I ing th, serious illness of hs eister 

Iaome. Mrs. G. R. Davia, wbo recentl> 

W. M. 

‘See’y. 

BARBER ! OP 

ff.F. SCOn, 

‘“ SANITARY Al 

Up.q 

Children’s Hai 

Speciall 

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came from DOUEIUS, Arizc.na, witl 

her family to make her home in Daw 

son, ‘has hecn quitn ill for the pasl 

two weeks with la grippe. 

The CapiL.n baseball tesm defen~ 

ed the Van Ilouten team at Val 

Houtcn lfist Sunday aftcr]loo n by th! 

dcore of 3 id 2, 

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The Dawsox garage has reC@nt]: 

hess mana~er far the Iligh School annual, 

was in Raton on Saturday in 

connection witth business for the 

printing of the ,annurd. 

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Charles Reed, until recently=mployed 

by the Ra’ton Supply compnny 

Df Raton, assumet his duties Mondey 

as a clwk in the 50cerY department 

at. the big store. 

Miss Alice Weisser of the Hirh , 

installed an auti bus tine service be past week and is reported a~ getting 

‘OP. along nicely. 

ticcn do,wn tom and the outlyin, 

;-DATE 

parts of camp. A definite schedul 

for this daily service will soon be an 

nounced. 

The riew nir shaft being driven for 

Announcement was mnde Sa’tu~day 

thro~h the state pre68 of the remov- 1 

ad of, Dr. Prank H. H. Robertn ss 

president of the Lss Vegas. Normal 

Cuts a 

Mine No.” 6 is promeming 

Tbe shaft, when completed, 

rapidly. 

will be 

University, and the electicm of formm 

State Superintendent J. H. Wag- 

412 feet in length. Fifty feet of this ner to ttiat tisition. The change will 

‘air passuKeway were driven during take effect June lst. Both of these 

Aprfi, with only 96 feet more to go. gent~emen are well known in Daw- 

7 P. M. 

) P. “M. 

)It is expected h have thin improvement 

completed by the middle of nti 

son, where ‘they tive 

peared an speakers 

fiequeutly 

on *hool 

uPpro. 

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Mr. E. Thomas an. 

‘nounceg he is now open to 

business from 6p. m. to 9 

p. m. for all kinds of Tire 

Repair Work. 

Local Agent for Gates 

Haff Soles 

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School faculty is off duty thi% we~k 

on account of sickness, 

Pnul Mares, son of Entique Mares, DAWSONBAKERY 

who \vas injured last July, was oper- 

~ted upon a~nin &tthe h~spitil” this Louis Savio, Propietor 

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Italian, French or Ameri. 

can 

BREAD 

Pastries of AU Kinds 

“Fresh Baked Every Day 

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Diwsoi OpERh“HousE. 

MONDAY, MAY 16- 

TUESDAY: MAY 17— 

Program 

“SIN, TH, AT WAS HIS” 

F.akuring 

WILLIAM FAVERSHAM ‘ 

A production featuring the famau. actor William Faverskm in the 

mlof a gamble. who, after renountiing thm thnnga of Gad, 

is for.md ibr .ir.um.t.nc.c to matqueradti a. a man of God 

and i. theraby .oIIvartd to the bolibf tbt Gad ii really good. 

Ala*Th. fourteenth Episode of ‘THE BRANDED FOUW 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18— 

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ADMISSION, 22c; Wu Tax 3C 

“THE SK YWAYMAN” 

Featurifig 

LIE UT.. ORMER ‘L OCKLEAR 

~ spectacular dram- containing many thrilling aeronautic .tunts. 

An interesting story, well intmrprmtad by an able .=t, is couplad 

with the pfoacing personality of the late ~aeut. Ormer Locklear. 

Louise Lovely i. chami-g in the fbminima bad. The pi=tum 

.i~ beautifully photographed and well d,rect=d. 

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Al,+4~HE JUNGLE DANCERS” ‘ 

THURSDAYi MAY lG 

ADMISS1ON, 36c; Wat Tr.s & 

“SINS OF ROSA NNEJ’ 

Featuring 

ET HE L”” CLAYTON 

If King Solomon could we Ethel Claytoh a. Queen of Sheba in 

“Sins of ROsa*nm” ! 1 ! ! ! ! 

/FRIDAy, my 2+ 

SATURDAY, MAY 21— 

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ADMISSION, Z2C; War Tax 3e - 

“GREATER CLAIM” 

Frnaturing 

A’UICE LAKE’ 

The stmy of ~ow a chow tirl, marryiu~ into a family where she 

im not wr.nted, is able to ‘Jmlip”one over 

,, 

her irate father-in-Jaw 

whom bar hurbaid “i- .shanghaied, is original and abDo#InE. 

prattY Alice Lake gives a clever emotional wrttayal of the witty 

chorus girl that will pavvev delightful to you all, 

SUNDAT, MAY 22- 

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+MISSION, 22c; War Tax 3C “ 

“THE BLAZING TRAIL” 

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Featuring 

FRANK MAYO 

Tha atorv of a vounr mhymician whame nerves are ●hattercd in bia 

w=h for a yatent merum .bd who i~ sent to the Blue Ridge 

Mountains to rmgtin hi. heilth.” & a plain wAman he is 

accepted by the primitive community and in arawn i~to a chin 

of thrilling e-nts which not only brings hck his mental +D 

b“t ●wakmns his ●aiautifi. im.tim.t ●md bis pbyaiaml. prowm~. 

lmcidnntally Mother Nature and DaII Cupid bring him bdth 

~na h*ppiuO**. 

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A4~’’lNTERN4lTON& NEWS” 

AD,M15SION, 18c; Wmr Tax 2= .: 

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‘*SINS OF ROSANNR” 

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A Rhymed, Revimw 

By Ruwell Holman 

Come heed Advcntura’s stirring 

call 

And journey o’er *he southern 

sea 

To meet i fairer gem than all 

the diamond~ of Kimberley. 

Romnne—eluqive as a deer; 

Besought by 

knave; 

nobleman and 

,. 

A maid to love and, sometimes, 

fear; 

But yet, to her own self a ~lave. 

Don’t miti this mystery-romance 

Of mugglers ‘neath the Afric 

moon, 

Yourr keen for thrills? You’ll 

‘have your chance. 

Chic Ethel CJayton’s coming 

Boon. 

,’s,NS OF ROSANNE” , 

NEW ETHEL CLAYTON 

PICTURE IS COMING 

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Prntty Star in Myntnry.Romanin 

of South Africn, Adapted 

Fram Noval 

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Whel Clayton’s latest Paramount 

photoplay, “sins nf Ro. 

sanne,” which will be Been at the 

Daw~on Theater next Thursday, 

has a South African setting. .It 

was adapted from a. novml by 

Cynthi@ ~tockley. 

The story centers around RQ. 

eanne, a beautiful young woman 

who lives with ‘her parents near 

the Kirpberley diamond mineu. 

From a Malay native, who @aved 

Rosanne’s life when she waq an 

infani she has received a mad craving 

for briiht ston~ and the 

power to curse with mi5f0tiuneu 

those who meet her di~leasure. 

Her desire for ‘jew&s leads her 

inti a scheme to mnuggle them 

fmm the Kirnberley mtiea. It is 

the man sbe loves, Sir Itennh 

Harlenden, who finally Eats on 

track of the umuggIer6, and, after 

exciting adventures, Romnne 

is proven innocent , 

,.~ 

The cast supporting Mius Chyton 

is an unusually timpeten% 

one, includ;ng Jmk Molt, Fred 

Malatetia, and C. H. Geldafi. Tom 

Forman, who ha~ played important 

rolen “h many Paramount pictures, 

diyectti “sins of Rosanne.” Mary 

H. O’Connor adapted the atQry ti 

the screen. 

LT e gr.ntc~t pi.tur. ev*r mad., 

fa turing the graatetit airm;nm ~~ 

w ild ha? ever known. 

m k!ng of this pi. tura Lieut. O*m 

r Lockl.ar Iomt hi. life. 

erm Wedn.aday, MaY 18. for 

0 day only. ( 

from tho Izola Forrester- 

% nn Page story, she has the part 

of Mary Smith, the Follies beau- 

ty who marries a wealthy youth; 

o~ v to find that his father Boon 

ki Knaps him so as to separate 

m Em: She furiously annuls the 

~ Lrrlage and proceeds to di~h-ace 

he’ family name. Shndy schemer 

~ use her and her child 

hr &h money. The, climax 

to get 

comes 

With a bi~ vital situation, where 

q )ther love 6urccs and where a 

m 3n is called upon to make e CJCVer 

move to &lscover who is really 

th e mother 

e*3. 

and who the adventur- 

“The Greater ~laim” was adap. 

te d for the scrccn hy Alb@ 

SIQMY L. Vine, and directed by 

w es]cY Rugplcs, under perwnal 

Bupervision of Buyard Veiller, Dire 

ctor of Productions. Sidney 

m ~n designed and executed 

al t interiors. 

Ull- 

tho 

The supporting cast includes 

J, ck Dowherty, Edward Cecil, 

D% Witt Jenninz~, Fiorencc 

bt,rt and Lenore Lynard. 

Gfl- 

Epi-ode Fourteen 

‘*THE BRANDED FOUR” 

“From the Sky” 

Marion Leonard, about to be 

th rown to the uacred alligators, is 

ed w the warriors hmlding her 

above, xee two aoroplanea and 

g them ta be an ill omen of 

oda, henitnte 

i n to her fate. 

to throw Mar- 

Drake, held beforo the sncrif 

cing Bt.ne in the A&e. Temple 

i about to bs 

odu as Bates 

a d saves him. 

sacrificed 

disguised, 

Escaping, 

*0 the 

cntem 

Drake 

r scue5 lMarion and they succeed 

‘ holding off the lnfur>ated warr 

ora who pursue them. 

ALICE LAKE AGAIN 

, ‘Pke aeroplane with Frank Ames 

d ~de IFOXis forced to descend 

ON SILVER SCREEN i the Hidden Valley and Drake 

d Marion rugh to it. Kendall’s 

1 lane descends and he and hi? 

/’The Gr~tmr Claim,, Offers Star. Ienchmpn are in turn attacked 

y the infuriated Aztws. 

tling Situations and Charaq- 

Drake and Marion have fOund 

“ tar POrtaryal 

t la~t the treasure chest of Hotio 

Sc::i-ak,nd with it t~:: 

rvard 

aeroulane 

Alice Lake, beloved little star rt out of the Hidden Valley 

ok the ~creen world, w!ll be Been ut are Boon forced to descend 

by *be local motion p~cture goer5 

Ue to mtir tiouble. 

in. ,lThe Greater Claim,” the Met- Kendall and his men at h,st SUCeed 

in be~ting off the Aztecs; 

ro special which will have. a run ake their way to the Plane and 

of two daya, becinnink Mlday at Bcend in it. Thay see Drake, 

the Daw60n Theater an tie fea- arion and the, others on the desrt 

below, SWOOP dow clOse tO 

ture attraction. 

hem and Wen fire. One of their 

me appearance of Mis$:Lake b nlletE strike6 the canteen cOnain;ng 

the on’ly water su PIY Qf 

.alway~ an event 9f itiportance, he party. Realizing w/ at the 

for she lends to whatever role. she sta of the four will be. Kendall 

eways, buoyancy of youth, wwn- nd fda men proce~d on, ”planning 

deyftil 

acti~. 

.ba~, anh a great gift of return and ‘bta’n the ‘ieaauye 

heat after the merciless desert 

M national campa ign for ‘funds 

tie mIPPOrtof th : work of the 

fition &my is on this week in 

mn and is being conducted by a 

bitteticomposed 

these certifllcates, as a result 

of the night scboul attendance 

and succeasf ul passing of the 

cxaminationE, entitles tbc hold~r 

to present himeelf before the 

Nmturalizatiun court for final hearing 

without tha ncceasity of being 

further examined as to bia intelligence 

qnaliflcation~. Several of tbe 

successful applicants will not he giv. .. 

en their certificates until their peti. 

t:ons for theik gecond pap em are placed 

on fije. ” Tbonu awarded proficiency 

cetifficates were: Edward Diok. “ 

man, William McIntyre, Sa)vatora 

Lucci, Daniel Chaties Sh@ppeard, Dugakl 

McAuslan,d, Robert Wilson, Ven. 

ko Radbsevich, and Odorino Gatti. 

TFe work of intirnction of these 

prospective citizms is under the aupervigion 

of the pubbc Bcbools and all 

men contemplating tn~lng this ni@t 

class work should notify tbe .gcbool 

superintendent eo tiat arrangement 

may be made for joining one of these 

olasses. 

stands second in tbe state. Edgar 

‘Sheppeard eliminated botb Albuquerfiue 

and Santa Fe, but lost to Lewis 

bf Roswell in a five set series. Edgar 

won the first two sets and.then 

lost the last three, two of tine were 

deuce sets. Evidently the hot waatfr. 

er of Albuquerque was a legs M:nd. 

rance to the Rogwell boy than to Ed. 

gar. Why not have Daweon mpreaented 

in al,l the activ:fleg next year? 

The /visitin~ nurse crimp]eted t.bi~ 

p~st week a ~urvey of the students 

of the seventh and eighth gradm of 

the Douglas school, out of the 60 

pupi]e of the two grades, the follow- 

The manual training department i~g phy~;e=l defects were diwovered: ‘“ 

will have completed work on etilbit 32 had enlarged tongils; 33 und’er 

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thur8day weight; 22 fiad abnOrmal sight, still . 

evening. ~ewne should see this ~ncOrrected; 2

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Thk Dawson News 

Publlsllcd on Thu=sduy at Dawaon, New” 

MexicO bY the 

DA\VSON WELFARti”DEFAUTHltiNT 

Juy ‘I. conway. Director ana Ed] tur 

T,rmm tit S“bmcrlptba 

six munlhB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-$ .76 

One Yekr -. . . . . . . . . ..7----------- 1.60 

Advertising Rate& on ADDJIc%tJOn 

E1lLered sa.ona. clAss 

M&rch 10th, 321, at thn po~t.ofti~~tti 

Daw*on, New Pux!co. 

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NEW FEDERAL DEPT. 

A PART. 

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OF CABINET 

Washington, May 16. - Senator 

Kenyon of jowa, introduced the administration 

bill calling for the creating 

of a department of welfare 

with a cabinet officer as the head. 

Such a department would combine 

groups of educntion, public welYare, 

social welfare and veteran service. 

For SaleBwby carr~e in good 

contition. Inquire house No. 1259. 

1t. 

Louis Sr,vio motored over to Raton 

Sunday fof a short visit with friends, 

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Dr. C. R. Bass and family of Cimarron 

were guestfl recently of Dnctir 

F. C, Driver and family. 

Jud~e Wm. Rathmel, who has. ken 

a vieitor in Dawmn for ~everal days, 

left Sunday 

CO1O. 

for his home in Ouray, 

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The et.are warehouae, formerly ~he 

main store, has been undergoing repairs 

during the past week, including 

the re-stuccoing of portions of the 

exterior. 

George Miller left last Sunday for 

JohnBon Mew eaat of Raton where 

he expects to spend the summer on 

the ranch of A. M. van Dyke, retuYned 

the first of the week fOr a brie? 

visit on businem to the ranch. 

Before going on that tamping ti]p, 

look over the ‘following new merchandise, 

just received at the Army G~ds 

stote: Summer hats aud caps, new 

wrap ,Iegginu, new leather puttee~, 

canteens and camping equipment of. 

all kinds. 

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The DawsOD Tailor Shop is making 

special advertisement in this issue 

of a ,lun+ Special that should be noted 

by every man contemplating the 

purchase of a new spring and summeI 

suit. For a lim’ited time only, the 

tmilor shop is offering a,ll-wool sum. 

mer nuit8, made to order, at the spec. 

ial price of forty dollars. 11 

Dawson’s represenbtives at tht 

State athletic and liternry contast~ 

left the lmt of t~e week and return 

ed home Sunday. Edgar Sheppeard 

who represented the tigh school in 

the tennis ~ingles, left Wednesday 

morning by automobile for Albuquerque 

and was accompanied ‘by his 

mother, and Misses Ifdna Redpath 

and Vera Shelton. ~s. Haryey 

Springer, Miss L6uise Springer, Mim 

Nods Iago and Mike Marich left by 

train Thursday morning. 

The ladies of No. 7 camp met last 

Thumday afternoon with Mrs. Dick 

Wilson. Miss Hurlbut, county home 

dmnonatration agent, “was a gu~ 

present at the meeting and gave a 

very intere~tig talk on club work 

which her department is prepared to 

~sist in encouraging. Miw Hurlbul 

Will make another wit to Dawson ir 

the riear future with the plan of or. 

gam;zing the Idles of Dawwn fm 

work along several iRtere~ting ]ine! 

of work in hume etonomics, such a! 

dress-fittiw, cmming and preserving 

cooking, etc. 

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Are You Having Trouble Making Ends Meet? 

Then stop and look in the matter. 

Perhaps 

half the story. 

the income is nmt as large ag before. 

Th- other half and by far the more important ‘“” ‘0’ of‘N’ the ‘E two, ‘a ]? ‘“%$; O 

Are You getting value received for it? 

really 

cause 

Look over your expenses for the past month. Were they 

worth while? - Did you bu something you really have little 

it was cheap~ or have you Zought 

things beyond your means 

11 necessary nnd 

se for, just beecause 

You hap- 

Dened to temDorar]l~ 

~ount? - 

have 8ome extra money in your pocket or in 1“ our checking ac- 

Answax these questions for yourself and nee if you are Eui! Y. 

If you are not etting ahead try a new plan. Opetl a Savl g~ Account with 

us next payday, even sough it is only a dollar or ten dolinrs or t enty dollars, and 

then each succeeding payday deposit likewise. Do you think that ~ small an amount 

is not worth botberi~ about? You will find if YOUgive the plan fair chanco that 

you can get along without fiat ten or twenty just aB well and YOUw 11have something 

to show for it at the end of three or six months time. 

You will then wonder why you didn’t try this simple mchem years ago, for il 

., will give you a better i~ea of the value of money, anu give you a c rtain eat:sfaction 

in looking back over the year’~ work, that can be ahtained iv no ot er WaY. 

“ 

It.is never too late b commence over, so start in next payola with any amount 

YOUfael ydu should or can put aside. Don’t put it off longer by ki d~ng yourself inh 

waiti~ until you have a tiundred or two hundred, becrmBe that tim maY never come 


Start now. Any amount welcome at 

George W. Thurotin was called to 

Valgenburg Monday on business. 

J. B, hfomow returned Mondny 

oon from a brief abaence on busiess 

in Raton. 

Miss Helen Boyle was hotiem b a 

ompany of friends at the teacherage 

n Monda,y evening, May 9th. 

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Summer wearing apparel suitable 

or this season of the year on 8ale 

t the Army G@ds ~tire. It. 

The ladies of tihe Moeseheart 

,egion meet next Tuesday evening 

or the initiation of a class of canidates. 

New lea~her puttees, all siza8 and 

everal qualities, summer hats and 

aps, and camping paraphernalia of 

11kinds on sale at reasonable price~ 

t the Army Goods store. It. 

Mr. and Mm. J. H. Holman, who 

lavc been guesti for the pa8t month 

~t the home uf Mr. and Mrs. W. 0, 

%.lman, left Tuesday for their home 

n Fon du Lnc, ‘Wis. 

The Dawson Community Band met 

n the lodge hall last Fr~ay e~,ening 

for rehearsal with a fair repersen&- 

;imr of the band members present. 

Regular rehearsals wiS be held now 

on each Friday evening for the band 

zoncert and other actlvitiea on the 

Fourth of July. Aif band members 

are urged to be in attandancs at each 

rehearsal. 

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Phe Dawson club will hold ita regr 

monthly social aesa;on on Sat- 

Iay evening, May 28th. I )aws~n Hotel 

i new tine of substantial trunk6, ‘J ohn Hixenbaugh, Mgr. 

sizes, ha just been received at 

Army store. lt. 

rhe big dote is experiencing quite American 

) 

Plan’ 

ive]y patronage t~ls week on ac- 

~nt of the big reduction sale which 

>eing conducted in the various de- EIectric Lights—Steam 

%ments. . 

Heat 

!t your fishing l.tense ‘before June 

$t and avoid kha rush. See D. G. 


!rest. ,--- deDUtV game warden, at. tha RATES $3.00 per day 

[k. 19-26.1 ‘ 1 

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THEDAWS~N GARAGE 

A. M.VANDV E, Manwmr J 

Twice-a-Day Auto ~ervice to Raton. - 

Auto Le=ve, Graze ●t 9 A. . mnd 3 p. M. Closed C*YB. 

WELL EQUIPPED ACHINE SHOP 1 

Full L)ne of 

.1. 

Automobile Accessories 

Jitn.y S.rTice ta ●ll Pw- of C.’mp, Night or Day 

Baggage ●nd Tn=-f r-Prompt Smite 

For a Limited Ti~e Only 

.4 

OUR SURPLUS STOCK OF HIGH GRADE CIGARS WILL 

... 

BE SOLD AT A BIG DISCOUNT PRI IF PUR- 

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CHASED BY THE BOX 

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J. J. LAUBACH, ~roprietor 

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OpWI,k Mo~., Ma~~o 

conlt!nclrlg 

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1+ Big Shows = - Ferris Wheel 

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$10,000 Merr~Go-Round 

Whip - Aero-Swing - 

C.aliope 

4+ c oncessions. . FreeActs Daily 

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SPECIALADDEDFEATURE 

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st popular young lady in the Dawson Camp; The 

la y receiving the most votes will be awarded a dia- 

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“7m nd ring, a}so prizes to second and third winners. 

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Special For June Only 

ALL-WQOL SUMMER SUITS FOR MEN 

MADE—TO~ ORDER 

$40.00 A SUIT 

DAWSON TAILOR SHOP- 

E. A. STARK, Proprietor. 

I. Dawson Photo Studio 

I Home 

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I HOURS: 8a. m. to 4.30 P. m. ADDRESS: Box 476 

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DawsonTailorShop ~ 


Dyeing to Sample 

Dentist 

Suits made to order OFFICE HOURS, 

Hats cleaned and blocked 

E& M, to 12.00 M. 

I P+ M. ta S.30 P. M. 

Cleaning of all ~nds 7 P. M. to 8.00 P. M. 

Laundry Agency —. 

E. A. STARK, Proprietor , “SPENSMY ‘“’LDING 

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Dwight’sIceCream 

1I1N. 2nd St,-Raton, N.M. 

Fancy Creams and Ices 

a Specialty ‘-. 

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Mrs. B. K. Dye 

im .= for a visit of 

left Fridny mo] 

several dayn w. 

friends at Albuquerque. 

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JOHN C~CLIO, PYOP. 

FOR A SHORT TIME 0NL% 

ONE-THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICE 

Mrs. Charles Dklong recently > 

turned from a visit in Trinidad w 

friends. 

Mr. C. F; Seymour’ arrived t 

past week from Denver to assume t 

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ON ANY SIZE PICTURE. Poet C-rds, $1.50 Per Do=. 

managtient ofl 

phone exchange. 

the Db-on ti 

● Kodak DmvelopiDg, Ioe Per Roll; 3C UP Par Print 

9 

I NOExtraChargefor PortraitsTakenin 

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F.r Sal-one 

1Sold at less than 

‘ if taken at once. 

I mt the store. 

Studebaker truck. 

one-half real value 

See Matt ScanlorI 

tf. 

., -w.,., 

Mrs. C. F. Diver entertained a 

small company of her friends last 

Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. 

John Deighton d Gardiner, who was 

formerly a resident of Daw80n. 

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Vermejo Lodge No. 96 will meet in 

s~eciaf session at’ the Masonic lodEe 

rooms on next Saturday eveni~ for 

work in the Master Mason degree, 

Mrs. C, A. Young and Miss Amy 

Welsh pleasantly entertained the 

member~ of the D. D. D. club at the 

home of Mrs. Young on last .Satur. 

day eveni~. 

A party of E. P. & S, W. officialg 

made a briew visit of inspection $0 

the Dawson properties of tbe corn. 

pany on last Friday, returning the 

same day to ‘l!ucumcari, The party 

tncluded: A, E. Sweet, general man. 

mger and vice-president; L. U. Mor. 

ris, general superintendent; C. D, 

Beifih, euperintcndeti eastern divis. 

ion; M. O. Smbce, nuperintondcnt oi 

telegraph; H. E. Sbnsbuty, residenl 

engineer. 

A baseball benefit dance for tbt 

Capitan baseball team was enjoyed 

on last Saturday evening at the opera 

house. Captain M. P. Galvin of tht 

Capitan team is making an effOrf 

to get his club ‘in Flrsbclass conditiom 

for a series of hard games to be 

layed during the wmin~ ~ummer, 

Vhm -... ~rO~eed~ ~ frO~ bhe benefit ha2 

been devotod to the purchahe of nev 

blue uniforme for the team, . 

OPTfMISM 

I A llt~le g]rl “- who bad ‘been out 

David Thompson expected to ‘Ieave V. S. Momi~on” recently a~~med 

walking with her aunt heard th, 

latter complaining that het feet Wer 

the first of the week for Eftibrook, the duti~ of ~teno~apher at the tired. ~,My feat get tked tie, whe] 

Ar;zona, after ~ visit of 

week~ in Dawson with frienb 

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several 

and rel. 

auditor,a office in p]ace of 

Thomas who is leaving soon 

Mercein 

I go out walking,’> said khe smp.] 

maiden, “but I always think what 

for San 

nice ride my. s-toti~h has been hay 

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c HURCH DIRECTORY 

D=wsvotior :+Communion, 6.3IJ, masge 

, 7 anc s a. m. 

DO 

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OU LOVE 

OUR CHILDREN? 

#afeg ard thrnir intaruott by joining 

tbe 

LO AL’ ORDER 

I 

OF MOOSE 

Charter now OP*U, 

For full information mpply to 

7ARvEY SPRINGER, 

Or any Mqoa. 

sac’y. 

‘WH LE NEW VOUKSLEE PS 

Wlbl .1AM VOX @ROD UCTIOM i 

HAR RY, CAREY’S Late. t Univer. 

‘al Fi. ture im— 

“THE WALLOP” 

H iRE SUNDAY, MAY 29th. 

DO YOU KNOW NEW YORK ? 

It4 arigbt Iigbt.-black shadow, 

and its gay white way 7 se+ 

“WFIL.E NEW YORK SLEEPY* 

- ~i=ture Of night 

yrea q nn.hropolk, at 

Ho., a,”May Z5kh. 

life 

the 

in th. 

Opem 

B% inning last Saturday, showe 

lave fallen daily r,ot only in RatO 

)ut in all parts of the county. Ra, 

was KCeatly needed, both by the fan 

ind a;ock intereste. 

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J1 anita Chapter No. 28 

Order Ea;tern Star : 

1., So.aio= 1mt und 3rd 

S. Smial Club meat. evev 

day, 8 p. an., LodEe ~allr 

tira Haum.. . 

\ iaitors Cordiatly Welcomd 

M. , ANNA MEIQE, W. M. ~ 

tf. 

Mm , BERTIE J. BRA13FORD, Sk

; BIG CLE 

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b ctrcua visited Da son on Sun. 

lnd wu patronized Y *O krge 

rnem. } 

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mejo hdge No. 36 

e CnmP Fire girls f Uda camp 

qdte mcc-fd i tie mle of 

~me-mnde candy, Id I& fii- 

I waning before the’ Senior clans 

..,. ~oceed~ fm this candy 

Wll be used to de ray the exd 

01 their uummer amp. 

;, A; F. & As M. 

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UNEYOU PAID$26.55 for100Ibs,SUGAR 

Today Your $26.55 

WI1lBuy the Following Groceries 

lftft.lb. Sack SuEar 

1 Sack Diamond M. Flmur (4E.lbr,) 

100.lbm. Spud, 

3 Small Quaker OatJ 

1 lo-lb. Ham 

}6 doz. Tall Milk 

4 doz. Egg, 

3 lbi. Creatnrnry Butter 

36 doz. Cans Tomatoes 

34 doz. Can. Corn 

2 Iba. M. H. Coffee 

2 lb-. .Wisconoin Cream Chces8 

2 lb.. Prune. (med. ) 

2 Ibs. Eva~rsted Apples 

4 lb,. Onion. 

z lb.. Head Rica 

3 Ibo. Pimto Beans 

2 tbs. Navy Beant 

1 pke. Macaroni 

6 cam. Tall Smlmon \ 

Why Not Buy At Home? 

J-UP SALE STARTS TODAY AND CONTINUES TO JUNE lst. 

S$OP 

, ANITARY AN 

UP-T t -DATE 

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RwA. M.t07P.5f, 

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Don’t Overlook This—It Me- MomH to You ! 

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BORN—On Tuesday, May 10th, to Mr. ad Mrs. Leslie Andrem are 

Mr. and MM. Jmneg Wallace of Lor- the proud parenk of a new son, km 

:ta, a new daughter. TuAay, May 10th, at the hospital. 

Mr. and Mrs. Ernwt Ingdedue are E. W. Fulghum, a prominent buuthe 

parents of a new daughter, brn iness man of Raton, wan a huainess 

Wednesday, May 1lth. viiihr in Dnwmn ihB latter part d 

the week. 

J. F. McCleary of the auditing de- 

patiment left 1% Saturday for Al- Mrs. Richard Meihle aqd Mrs. Anbuquerqie 

to spend the remainder drew Keddie ~ere hoflt~e~ On Iaal 

of the month visiting with his w~e Wednesday afiernoon at the social 

whine health compels her to Temarn meeting of the Ladi@ of the Eastern 

in the lower altitude. Star, held W the lodge room’, 

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Mre. Wm. be, mother of Mrs. A new three-stall gatage has haen 

Georg. F:mley, who acciden&dly fell h~i]t thj~ Week in the ea~t e“d Of No 

and broke the lbone in hei wrist three ~ camp fOr the ~ctommodation oj 

weeks am, is reported as SIOWIYre.- cay owgra, Similar improvement 

covering from her unfortunate exper- for other parts of the town are con 

ience, templated for the near future. 

Conductir Claude Duvall of Tu- Madame Smith reveals the Past 

cumcari is now recuperating nicely pre~ent and”(Future. No matkr what 

from an opmation performed at the your troubl~ may be, this lady car 

local hoEpitil two weeks ago. His help you, Call at c.”ce. Remaim 

snn, V. M. Duvall, a Santi Fe ttde- but a short ,time. Dawson Hotel 

graph operator lmated at Woc.ttun, Roem 4. 13.g+ 

Colg., spent the week end visiting 

with his father. Mr. and Mr9. G. M. Hanson, ac. 

companied by Dr. and Mrs. F. B 

The two.and-a-half.y ear~ld child Evans and Miss Jmephine Murphy, 

of Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Stranigan mntired over b Raton lant Thum. 

wandered out ef the front door of day afternoon to witnem the baseball 

the big store last Wednesday morn. game between the Kiwanis and the 

ing about 1~30 o’~ock and N% Rotary clubs. 

finally found an hmr and a half later 

nt the home of Moses ‘Saul in No. 7 A heavy rain visited the county on 

:amp. The a>bsence of the child was ~“nday, giving this Jocality a liberal 

Discovered shortiy after going ihto d.”atio” of some much needed moisk 

the store and the mystery of its ure. The flood water of the Vermejo 

~uick, disappearance “caused quite brough down a larEe amount of hail 

1 stir until found. It is pregeumed ,nnd deposited it in large hanka of 

that someone with a car found the ;c~ along tk sides of the tiver, in. 

qoungeter out on the &reet and, dieting that a heavy hailstorm vis. 

knowing that. the child had ,been stay. ited the upper canyon during the 

ing at the Saul home, kook it hvme. day, 

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ing AND REPAIR 

SHOP 

Mr. E. Thomas announces 

he is now open to 

business from 6p. m. to 9 

pi m. for W kinds of Tire 

Repair Work. 

Lod Agent for Gate8 

Hatf Soles 

DAWSONBAKERY 

buis Savio, Proffrietor 

ltalian, French or, A;erimn 

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IIAWSONOPERAHOUSE 

MONDAY, MAY 23— 

TUESDAY, MAY 2& 

Pro gram - 

“CONVICT’? 

A play you cannot affgtd to miss 

‘ Als_tha fifteenth epiiodk of “THE BRANDED FOUR” 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2& 

ADMIsS1ON, 22c; War Tax 3= 

‘WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS” 

With an all-star east 

Have yc.u”ever Iomged to ●ee New Ynrk? Her. in your clun.e 

to sea the gay revelry of the night life of Naw York a-d ● 

complete dancing number of Ziegfimld’s ,’Midnight Frrdics.” 

Eotello Taylo~ Marc MacDcrmmtt and Harry Sotham play 

the leading rela~ in thin thrilling story. 

THURSDAY, MAY 26- 

ADMISSION, 36c; WW;Tax 4C 

“ALWAYS AUDACIOUS’ , 

Featuring WALLACE REID 

Wns it patsiblo that. no one k~ow him—that no onrn‘would 

believe ha wam Perry Danton ? Who was this imwstor who 

hod ●o successfully blinded everyone? ThiaIg. loak*d pretty 

bid for Parry Dan ton. Everyone waa convinced he wuz an 

impostor. The of ficms already bad Jim by the arm to tak~ 

ldm .to prison, wbmmth. ~rmtemt w~netr i9 the world made its 

*ppe.rant*—aud P.rry was again loved, hannrd n-d trusted. 

‘Al.-= A two reel Mack Se~nett Comdy 

FRIDAY, MAY 27— . 

ADMISSION, 22.; War Tax 3C 

SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES 

Addres. by State $uperintendant 

JOHN V. CONWAY 

NO PICTURE SHOW—ADMISSION FREE 

SATURDAY, MAY 2L 

“BILLIONS” 

Featuring NAZIM.OVA 

A ●plendid comdy featmrim= tlminimitable ..tr=cc—Na= j. 

mova. A good cast i. employed in tbi. nmusin~ comedy to nup. 

port tha star, with the reauft that the prnductien is ~ne of the 

he~t wm~ie. of the .~n,~n. 

SUNDAY, MAY 2tt- 

“THE WALLOP” 

Featuri~ HARRY CAREY’ 

AI,w1NTERNATIONAL NEWS 

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A RhymcIe.. Review 

By C. K. C. 

Perry fir~~, rich, l;onized, ad- 

Mad a ~fd~e~~—a crook, despised 

Yet hol~, ,daring and ke~ly resourceful. 

Slim Attn~~o he was cdled—hls lit’o’s 

Wa. ‘6Toujours de L’Audace !“alway~ 

audacious. 

Thus. to win a fortune and bride of 

charm, 

He impersonates Perry—supplants 

him 

And sends him fortlt a uenniless OU% 

But w?;; Perry r~turns~iml~ 

resolved 

TO reg;: ~,11 own—stern fate jeers 

Until his dog—his only friend—faithf 

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True uoin,ts the wav to fortune and 

love. 

Wrdlac;epeil: as Perry and Slim, 

Tho secret well-springs of tbeso bein~+one, 

Noble, the other base, each vividly 

tho embodiment of the truism— 

“Always Audacious,” ill life or ou 

screen 

hlakes some men great, some -infinitely 

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MARGARET LOOMIS 1S 

REID’S LEADING WOMAN 

pt.~”1.f Actre,,, Fam”ou’ a. a“ Inter. 

pratativo Dancer Hms Fine Rale in 

“A1way# Audaciou,” 

Margaret Loomis, famous interpretative 

dancer and screen player, will 

be seen in the leading feminine role 

opposite Wallace Reid’, in bia latest 

Paramount pict.urc, “AlwaYE Audacious,” 

which will be seen nt tbe 

Dnwson Theater next Thursday. 

Miss Ltimis’ professional career 

has hien an interesting one. She 

studied interpretive dancing under 

Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shayn, toured 

the ,Orpheum vaudeville circuit 

with a class of pupils under Miss St. 

Denia, and then made another “tour 

with Miss St. Denis alone. 

Miss Loomis’ role of Camilla Hoyt, 

~povite Mr, Reid in the new pitiure, 

marks her first appearance with that 

Paramount favorite. The pictire is 

from a story by Ben Amek, Williamg, 

which was published in tbe Saturday 

Evening Post. Mr. Reid plays tlba 

dud role of a millionaire and a crook. 

They look so much alike that the 

crook shanghaied the millionaire and 

usurps his place in mcial and bus. 

iness life. But Mr. Reid as the roil. 

Iionair:, stares a comeback,’ beati up 

and expose$ Mr. Reid as the crook 

and everything ends IiaBpiy. 

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NEW YORWS “F1*ST’; 

BATTLE WITH PIsTOLS 

‘Many membern of New York’s fineat,~~ 

tbe justly famous police wbO 

guard tbe live~ of people of the Great 

Metropolis. appear in a thriW1ng fight 

on Eabt River during one scene from 

“While New York Sleeps,’] a tine. 

melodrama in ei~ht reels, produced 

by the .Fux ~tm Corporation, .yhich 

is mmlng to the Dawson Theater 

Wednesday May 26. The celebrated 

New York police boat engages in midrivsr 

in a pistol battle with a boatful 

of. river banditi. me fight takes 

pl~e under and shout tbe Brdoklyn 

bridge and is one of tie tremendous. 

ly senaat?ond incidents of the last “act 

of the picture. 

An entire dancing act f~m Florenz 

nnd exquiaitm scene~ from the Palaie 

Royal Cafe were alau filmed for use 

in the picture. 

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characterization ever 6een on the 

ocre en ham been accompli~h.d by 

Mart McDetmott in— 

“w HILE NEW YORK SLEEPS” 

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,hov .II Wedn8 #day, May 25th. 

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NA2 :IMOVA COMING 

IN A FRENCH PLAY 

“Bil ions,” Great S tar’s Latest Prodt 

ction Tn Be .$.mn at the Dnwac.a 

T keatir as a FE*turn. 

‘4Hil,lioha” ia the highly interesting 

title of Nazimova%s newest cinema 

prod ~ttion, and in this drama from 

Fre nch sources the brilliant actrerns 

will ~e seen us tbe feature attraction 

at tI,e Dawson Theater for a run of 

one daY, Saturday May 28. Advance 

kep orts on the fiicture decla~e it 

to be the best that Nazimova has ever 

don e, notably fmm the standpoint 

of tbe great variety of emotional ex. 

on~ it permits to the gifted 

n fir and the lavishness of its 

“)3ill IonB” I,evtdvea shout pe0p41e of 

weal :h and “high Pesiti on. Nazimova’s 

role is that of a Ruttian Princess, 

whd i~ widowed when tbe Bolshevik 

blvw her titled hushand to atoms 

with a bomb. She has been estranged 

“f:-em the Prince and is in New 

York living in” the heart of the uptown 

art COlony of the metropolis, 

her home the meeting place for tbe 

&ev ore~ members of artistic Bohem 

i., when the story rnp.ens. 

Th u Rincess has fallen in Jove 

with a poet whom she has never 

Beep 1although her ~oul has respond 

d w his verses. One day the 

poet is suddenly lifted from obscurit 

and the disarray of the 

Gree with Village ~tudio inti affluen 

e firougb the death of a 

f ah sly @ch ‘uncle. Now 

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a m?$ 

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lionai Ie, he diacarda hi~ Iaenzlcy 

as a oet and vets aut to Bee iife and 

spen his newly inherited dollars. 

Princess, meanwhile, 

be:) e wealtiy throu~h the t~fl 

ing o f of her ~pouse, and she meek 

the e~ acclaimed aB a multi.mil. 

Iionai e,, at a f ash,onable muthern 

Calif rnla ‘hotel. They fall in love, 

but s me deeignin~ schemers en. 

deavo to blackmail the poet mildion. 

sire nd the princeaa comes to his 

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,1. I DAWSON, NEW MEXIC~THUR~AY, MAT 26, 1921. NUMBER 17. 

~CIAL EDITION 

SbHOOL NEWS ‘ HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL I DO YOU BELIEVE IN SIGNS? 

TO FEAT ~.._, 1 RE DAWSON . . . -... MAKES A HIT I . .. . . - “. .. . 

1’ COmen.emenl : FrOgram I — .- 1 Wtille OtdlnarIw we pmc e Ilttle 

-.1S ragular editio of the ‘(DsW. I May,27, 1921, 8 p.~ The fir~t annual published for the credence in the multitude of Buper. 

h Nm,Bvp appearing about the mid. Mt. W. D. Brenndn, presiding. Dawson Public .echoola made ib ap- stition, and U*W so fatihfully beneat 

naonti, li be an eight. Invocation . . . . ..-Rev. J. S. Ru=ell p.nrnfice ~is PaSt week and hag made “fieved in bye cer~in c1a= Of pernOns, 

!uI1 size .——. ‘~ newen ner printed on Song—’’Fair New Mexico” prietir; inatnlled On ~count of the beayy rain Sun. TIPPLE lWROVEMENTS DAWSON PLAYS TRINIDAD 

~ * ~ee~ ~ new liniumphri day evening the attendance at tie 

ON MAY S9TH & 30KH 

ngh.ndxing mack ine ~ap~b]e of Baccalaureab sercicea wk not as A fO~e” of workmeti ware employ- 

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hnndling 800 pounds Of flour, or three ]ar&e as axpected. The aennon by ed for nevntal days this paat week The DtI+rI regrdam wtBl play 

rrel.r, at one m1Xing. ~h:= ~en,t kev. Rumell was much apprw;atid in the work of inetnlling an immr- Trinidad on Sunday and Monday, M8Y 

Improvement i~ in ine with tbe ge”. by the ~aduati~ clam rind othem in tant im~ement in the r=creen- 29th end s~h. John O’Brien.man- 

~,ml axpansion mov ement of the bak. =tt~dance. The mueicrd progrrun inE plant at No. 1 and No. 2 tipple. ager, e~pec~ ~’ take along a him 

j ery mhlch recently had built for iti was supplemented by two BC.IOBby ti. A .vecond convayor for handing tbe a well balanced team tihat win giye 

mom made . . . . 

fancy nut coal wan in~alled, thuu 

Bird- 

-a gO~ account of i~e~. The game 

f~;~h;:;k~ tie exfrnndingbn= An oif painting “Dutch Wind Mill ,, adding n smond uriit which gfve8 100 Scheduied here for JaA &nd*y *M 

Hkla. by Mrs. Ge6.. L. Bradford wan pre- p. 

Hr cant incmaaed .efficiancy in the the Raton team W= called off ~ 

~ o“ tha ~&h of ,h ~ ;reflent ~o;~ sented ti the Douglas Wlfeol thin prepa~tiOn Of an ataIolutaly clean accOunt Of the ‘bad weathar and rain. 

fancy nut coal for the market. The ~his gama ~U be played later. The 

0 b.kery rednce 1 the price of it; w~k ‘by Mr~ end Mru. GeO. L.. Brad- 

.0%,loaf from 12 % to 10C. ford.’ . 

rescreenhg p~nt is now capable of CaPi@n tiKM Playa on the local 

handling effidently all cgal between . 

x A four murae dinner ~1 be sm”ed 

~o~d~ n~fi. Sunday. 

one and four inches dumped by the The Dawon AtMet!cs, knOWII m 

.~ Mr. Rdward Po] ak, a ~aduate of Wednetday evening at 6.30 by the 

~ Dental gchool of 

two tiry .dnmpa $n bc.th tipples. 

the NO~WeA 

the DawaOn second team. *U play the 

domestic science rl=i under, the di- n eae changes are the product ,of 

;- Univrraity at ‘(lbiccgo, 

Springer nine on the local wunds 

Will afiive rection af Mim McGarvey b Mr. an~ 

conhant dfort made by the .prepnrn- next Sunduy and the game taam =t 

c. Mrs~ Brennm, members of the schogl t. 

Ion department for utilizing tbe latta] 

practjce.’ Mr, 

Stirineer O? Monday. 

board and the hjjb ~chwl teacherfl. 

est improvement in coal prnpamtion 

A display of the Northern Great 

that experiment and prme=jve 

F. J. Marriott tif Denver, repre- ~cjen~e can de+=+ 

Ligh~ have be~ ~tn=ed := the 

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bsaideo b ‘rig a fir~lase ocmpany, 4 in tim the last of the %nk Gantn motied ta ~nidad iw of the P~ w~ek by Daw=n re~ 

~ lap, tennis playe 

week tuning a numbe~ of pianps. for 8, gh~ tisit over the week-end.’ idents. $ I ~ , 

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DAWBON WELFARi DEPU~~~~* 

ray IT. cDnwaY, Director and EdltOr 

Term. of S.bwflntlom 

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second-olnan matter 

~~r~~l~~h, ti~l, at the POEt.OfflCOat 

Dawmon,New Mexico. 

DIAMOND RING CONTEST ON 

Dawmn’8 ‘Mid-Se-n’ Festi7al week 

>pene on next Monday, May 30th, 

with the E, B, Reed’s Greater Shows 

Iurninhing all attractions. This big 

imusement attraction carries 175 

>eople and is one Of the best and 

~iggwt that Y= ever appeared in 

1Dawson. 

The concession COI18i6t3Of 

twelve separate sh~ws, fOur gigantic 

riding devices, about 40 dazzhng ctincuseion 

booth, a large caliope, etc. 

One of the sp=ial features of the 

Cmni$al is the “Queen tintest” now 

in progrws. me ~incipala of’ the 

eoritest, entered ta date, are: Mi=es 

Louiee Springer, Satie C~ve~t, Ruth 

Sturgson, Nellie %ribn”;r, Josephine 

Atencio, Bertha Hubbard; Batina Albino, 

and fiances Ortiz. 

The contest is open to all young 

Indies of the camp who may have their 

name entered and join at anY time 

previaun to the clo~ing of the contd 

at 6 p. m. on next Thumday ev~ing, 

June 2nd. Each contenting, on joining, 

is given 1,00,0 free vet- fOr jOiningy 

Votw are on sale at One cent 

each. The young lady recei~ng the 

most votes it the clo,se Of the cOnteei 

wtil be declared Que~ of the can. 

ival and tbe most popular young.:lad~ 

in Dawnon. She will also receive, a! 

a token of appreciation, a ~autifu’ 

diamond ring. The second pri~e win. 

nm will alm receive a dlamvnd ring 

should the tint~ prOve w big ~ 

~uceem au anticipated and a suffici 

ent amount i~ raised from the flal( 

of votes, three other prizes will bt 

given for the next- three highest. Sev 

eral of the contestants have heel 

se~ling vote~ and are doing nicely. ! 

box for the receipt of the votm ha( 

been placed on the table at the fron 

door of the big store. Voteu may b, 

~ecured at the store jewelry depati 

inenk The rings b be given awa! 

are now on diuplsy in the windaw o 

the jeweky @e~rtment. 

NEGRO SENTENCED ‘“ 

FOR STEALING COAI 

EWIS $ackson, a‘ CO]Ord minel 

working in No. ,6 mine, pleaded gui 

ty to the act of pking his own chec 

on caru of coal fined by” other mir 

eru apd was e.entenced Saturda 

moraing b *rve n term of 90 day 

in the county- jail. The” man wa 

caught red-handed at the trick an 

confwed to other offenses of whlc 

ha had been .suapected. This delibe] 

ate theft of credit for tie car of cc.i 

which belongs b“ another. han is on 

of the most deupicpble ach that fi 

minm is acc=iondly subj eti b 

Similar repetitioris ,will be sumsnaj 

!ly de~t with. 

Tho& P: Gable, stnte game mrde] 

attivad by auto Saturday evenin 

from Sank Fe and left bhe nej 

morning for hjs ranch id the Moren 

Valley. He was accompanied on 

brief tiip to the Valley by Dr. F. 1 

,Evaqn, 

row. 

Wm. Hm.an,’ and J. 

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Mm. F. E. Lewis. a tiuter o.f Mrs. 

G: Lovering, ayrived ttis ‘past wet 

from ~Terlingua, Texau, for s month 

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Perhaps the income & n~ aa larke = be fOre.. Even ‘~, 

half the storY. The other half and by far the mOre lmPr~nt’Of hei~a, ‘ME ‘a IS““k::: O 

Are you getting value receivd for it? 

‘Look over. your expenses fOr the Past manth. were the d ‘eces%ry and : 

=eauy worth while? Did you buy ,omething YOUreally huve ~lt e uue for, Ju~ because 

it wan che~r or have YOUbObght ~inga beyond YOur mea a becaume You hap 

pened tO temwranly have sOme ex~a money in your pOcket “1 Or n YOur ~~king ac” 

count? 

Answer these questiOns fOr yauraelf and see if 0~ are. ilty. 

If you are not ettlng ahead try, a new plan, 6 vings Account with 

UB next ayday,. eien ti ough it ;s only a dollar or ten d~~r~ or twenty dollars, and 

then eac1 succeeding payday de ~$~wiae. Do you tilnk tha so small nn amount 

is not worth bothering about? i find if you give the Pla a fair chance that 

you can et along without that ten or twenty ju~t as well and you will have mmeth,ng 

to show f’ or It at the end of three or MXmonths time. 

You wiU then wonder why you didn’t try thi~ ~imple .=he e year~ ag?. fOr ii 

will giv,e you i bettet Iaea of the value of money, and, give, YOU certain eaknfaction 

in lookIw Iback over the year’s work, that can be ob~lned m no tha~ ,way. 

It i~ never t.no late b commence over, m start m ne~ Pay a ~th any amount 

you feel you should or can put aside. Don’t gut it off longer by I‘Jd.ng Youcself into 

waitlu until you have a,hundred or two hundred, because that t me may never come 

and you me losing valuable time in the meantime. 

Start now. Any amount -welcome at 

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BASEBALL BENEFIT 

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The Dawson Athletic B=eball club 

viU give a benefit dance at the Daw- 

,un opera house on next fiiday eve 

dug, May 27th. The music wil be 

‘urnitied on this occ=ion by tho 

,amou~ i,Sprin ger Novd ty Tbre ‘,” 

loncpded to be one of the very best 

orchestras in Wis part of the southmut. 

Tbe A’thletice is composed Of 

~ club of young men who have. been 

daying ‘together fm the p=t several 

rears. A seri~ of g~es for the 

:oming summer i~ now being atran- 

;6d by the managm who will scbedt~le 

] home series on the Sundayq that the 

irut team doe, not PlaY. The adltiion 

for the knefit dance will 

e one dollar. Everybody. till be 

telcome. 

APITAN .TEAM TRIMS MAXWELL 

The Cnpitan base ba’11team won 

rom the Mawell team at Maxwell 

!unday with tbe score of 22 to 8, the 

:ame being called at the end of the 

ixth inning on account of rain. The 

ocal team was reqresetid on the 

,iri“g fine by Fred Tru ji’llo, pit cher. 

tnd Pat Chavez, catcher. Mattifiei 

Lnd Ford furnished the .batkry for 

~axwell. 

CapW~n Marine Galvan of the Cap 

tan team announces that the same 

:earn will play on the Dawmn mounde 

}n qext Suday, May 29th, and wUI 

o~y the ROY ‘team on Monday, May 

30th. 

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Mrs. Richard Gnskin and Miss 

ice Nw~le, m tired over from Ci- 

,rron on last~ednesday for a few 

zrs 

George B. Tomblin, P. G. Mullen 

i D. J, Penno of Trinidad spent 

,eral dayn of the2 past w8ek in 

wson in the inter~n~ Of ~hOAZWC r 

Id Placer and’ Development- Synd~ 

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te wKih is pr~aring to open UP 

/cm depoaih on 

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Heat 

et your ~iBhing Lcenae before June 

st and avoid dhe rush. See D. G. 

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visit in Dawmon. John HixenbaugM Mgr. 

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Order Eastern Sk ,, 

RomkF S~;@m l~t ~nd ievf 

O. E. S. Social Cltib, mseti W-Y 

other Wednesday afbrnoon 

&rr. ANNA MEIKiE, W. M. 

Mm. BERTIE J. B-FORD, S=; 

DR C. W. HOOVER 

-k Bwo and Louia Faha mu+- - Henry Gumm r~ently ret~d John ‘ Rixenbaugh waE akent la, 

& h Koehlur kti Tuesday for a from a week’s visit in Pueblo, Colu. werek on n brief visit an bue.inw j 

*Svisit ‘with frien[ s. 

Les Veg&. 

~‘A new mn wau born w Mr. and ‘ .D’entist ,, 

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bell Mutic company vm.r a ,huinem -, 

tiny for Hibbing, Minn., where Mrs. Charles Ward of Starti~lle 

~ ~~t to make their future 

‘ vieitir in Dawson on Saturday. 

wan visiting with ffiehds in Da~ort 

. OFFICE HOURS: 

ha. . this past weak. 

A. .B. Anderm, tiati MrpO~mr Of 

r vocatioml training, and A. W. kle- 8 k M. m 12.00 M. 

q. -..A ~-. Q-: ond Duwnt, Mrs. Jo.eph Padomo returned this ~ann, ~etional 

direchr . for the 

,,,and M*u. Jack V gil and H. R. past *eek f~m s viai~ ~th friends 

1 P. M. m Sso P. M. 

nouthw~ were buainem viaitirs irI 

returned Mo day fmm a in Ratin. 

Dawron Friday. 

7 P. M: to E(.mP. ‘M. 

ek.mtd” motor trip Mills, N. M. 

‘%. and Mrs. W. G. Moore are the 

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parentr of a new son, hrn at ~he 

‘~. E, Duchanois, anager of the ~ on Tnm’day evening May 17th, tm —i. ” 

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ddliver the graduw~g addr~ at the 

~tht Taylor SPr~ .w~e a bu~i- 

D1!3PENSARY BUILDING 

I’”viait4r in the c mp last, Tues- Mrs~ John Deightun expectd to s? Geurge ~h~l before the class of 

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,, after a few days visit at tite home of 

E, ‘M. Yates, county x.wltnri~, Bummar wearing spparm, urttmble 

;’~efore -im m you Jane camping Mr. apd Mrs. A. R. David.wn. . 

and tie motured down from RatorI for this aeawn of the year, on Bale 

., ok ovar. the foil wing new rner- 

Mrs. John L=h returned on Sat- Friday fOr = s!ofi v’isti ~th Mr. at the Army Gnods ~re. tf. 

‘d’ee jnd ‘=tive ‘by ‘he ‘my nrday, May li4th, from a six week s Ynte’s bro:her. .w~ ~ prOprietur Of 

mdsStare: ‘Bumme hati and cam , 

visit in Albuquerque. Her tin tiuin , tbe Da-son ~~?t’ ShOP. 

ti wrap lqrgingrI, n w leather pub 

who hae been atinding Menaul echoo 1 

% rnnteenn and roping .equip- Anyone havi~ ware irooKI. for 

~f for boys, rmtur~ed wi~h her t.o spend 

,EU*“z au ILIII”B. 

r,ent during Carnivgl week are rej 

‘ the summer vwatlon in“ Damn. 

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MEMORIAL DAY 

Mon@y, May SOth, will be 

WELFARE COMMITTEE MEETS 

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The Welfare Committee, at ih reg- 

HOW A MINER CAN Av~D 

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natiwmlly obaened aE Wernorial DaY. 

The seveml ac.~e of flag PO1=, ~W~ 

ed in. hwaon during the tiotic 

ul?r seyi-mrmthly meeting :Sa.wday, 

perfected f~bher Planu for tha big 

Fourth af July celebration h be held 

*IU “Miners’ Circular 20” 

The miner, in cOmmOn with o~er 

workerfl, ‘has two dangers threatem 

expeOted to ixve the latter 

the folkwing advertiscr~, both in owner or le~see of my house Or bui ld- they are f10 am~l they dO not see Ipmt Of this week fO* h$r hOme in 

Damon and Men, through who~e ing used fOr gamb~ng PurW~eB is them. This makes it difficu 1$ W Denver. She was W’ tike with her 

“ emential co-operation the publii ation equauy liable ~th tie OccuPan& for ~r-~ ~urs~vefl f~m them. One M,r. Mttl ray’u small .aon, Billy, who 

of the book w= wde pos!itde: any viohtiou of the law catied on precaution tkt is perbsps mOre help- would SIIend tie summer. ?n Carbon. 

ma Dawmn Garage, Rhelpa Dodge in the rented or “deaaed hOUB~ The ful than any other is tO avOid all dab. CO.a., with Mr. MurraY’~ moth- 

Mercaritile C,ompany, The Dhwson provitiom Of the new law will be things unclean. Real flead ineau er, 

Theatru, Dawon Fuel Kales Corn- tiictiy enforced in DawsQn. ~ meang clean water, clean y=d~,’ clean. 

pany, Bank of Dawaon, Dawson Bak- milk, clean food, ciean hOu~es, Olean The E B. Reed’; Greatir shows wilI 

ev, J. J. Laubach, DawsOn Tailor A riew line of subs~nti~ krun ks, DAWSON— opan in Dawwn next Monday for a 

Shop, Dr. C. W. Hvovor, Dawsoll all siz-, has juut hqen received by the air, clean bedrooms and clean bod~eu~ week’s atand. The wrecking of nine 

Hotel, Gr9ft’5 Confectionery, ad the ~my GOOds\store. tf. G~~IUS and unclmnlinesrn are cIosely caru of 20 double-length carfl car. 

“following advertiser. fr6m ~tin: rdated. A covered, watir-tigh t can ried by these shows compehled the 

Mrs. -Al Bourne spent several daYs 

L. E. Kelly, Manhattan Cafe, 

for ~ash and garbage should be RatQn 

kept AOW b lay over at Albuquerque for 

of the pad week visiting in Raton 

Supp@ Company, Gate City Garage, ~ith f=ienda. . near the rear of each lot. Kitchen two wee ks of the praent month, but 

The Sweet Shop, and The Kilm may 

alopE and dirty dishwater shou Id not the dat~ at ~aw~on will ,be filled 

New lkather putteea, “all 8iZ~ 

: ~ofihinff Co. 

and be t~own on the grgun~ ne ar ‘the with tb,, entire BhOw. 

,, of several quslities; mmmer hnt~ and ~ck doo~. O“thoupen should k kept 

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&r. and Mm. Raymond Psuedo caps, and @amping paraphernalia a ‘f mn~hrg and fly-proof. Cw ckena, A cent eat held on the local grounk 

moved this past week from Dawwn all kinds, on sale at ‘low pricee & tha 

rabti]ta, or animreis af any kind what- on sun( 4Y, May 16th, between the 

‘h Koehle.r. Army Gmds S~re. “ tf. ever ~hould not be “allowed under regular Daw~on nine and the hretts 

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the house or pOrch. Main~in @gar- team r tiltid in a 1S.1 victiry forth{ 

I den and keep a clean yard. Hydmnti regular t , The Raton club was sched. 

Ishould be kept clornedand ,wa~t,e web ~led tu play the Daw~n 

er prevented from s~ndlng In the last SU1Lday afternoon. 

Dwight~IceCream yard. Have as few domestic animals 

regulam on 

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flbout th? premises aS po=ihle and 

keep them away ,from the’hou~ OP- Keep the h~me and iti eutround- 

,an the bedroom w~ndow at night and ,ing~ c1~Fan: keep fie O~thOuse clearii 

permit the lungs to breathe fresh air working place cle~; don~t 

atnight as -e.11 as during the day e~sly; avoid needless expO+ 

Ftincy Creatis and Ices ~ time. Obwrvance of’ these ~imple the an fittle dust m pO*ibl@ 

precautions prevent tuberculoaiB, ty- Pnd Y wiU avoid much of sicknew 

phoid fever, bowel .complainti, pneu. , a Specialty .. . suffering ~ yO~seff and 

morria n5d comnmtiidle diemsed; 

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I .OrJlyFour. ‘n DaysinWhichto‘Take,Advdntage ‘of This, ‘the “Gr~atestValue~ 

[ , ~ IiivingSaleEver“Held-inDawson 

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mention in thi small ~paee.’ If YOUar6 interested in, buying merchandise at less than before the ,, war 

pkses You sho ld be on hand “kfore this sale hoses. 

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your choice of 4 lbs; of sugar for $1.00 o; 1-2 sack of. Diamond M flour for $1.85. Ask for your du~li- 

eatesand pres nt them at the grmery 

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leg Sbck. Mr. “. -. -b.) 

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,L R. Johnmn, the scale ‘nepector, a po,itiun au d=.U._W, ~=. ,8,= “,= 

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Mr. anti Mh. Jas. Oleski and Mri. 

II. j. Daiml, tible boti fO~ Nb. 1 Mrs. Wm. Km retnrnti ‘recently 

, )en Fi@b3 of qkwr 

~ gneuti for ~evmal 

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week absence in Kamaa. 

~;l~ a two week visit in ,Skirwflle, 

. E 7 ‘ Q-haaf’nrrived last Wed- 

Ed Deeter of Miami wd 

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;ima, Ohio, to kcept 

J.“,....- 8A. AL. k:- tbe la@ of Iaatweek. 

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Vfd& Ahrmy. W 

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chorusithas been found nec~ry l— 

●- t9 -.. potipone tb( e Minstwl Show until The employment office hns recent. p.m. for all kinds 

Iy been placed Gnder ‘the direct bnp 

Repair Work. 

.- —..- erviaienof Mr.JohnPabte*II,the 

Dr. m. T. meuoww! ““of o M~ell, ~~lefclerk, mc regularo~ficahonrB 

M- ~Bg ~ ~B~or in1uawsonl=t - - w~mem-for tbe ~~p]~~~~t Office,durifig kaf Agent’ for Gatea 

. M+ day for a confrer~ncewith 

the 10~~ ~~lch b“si~ss will be tvan~ntied; are 

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bdween 11 and 12 orol~k in the Hif sok43‘“ 

morning ati 1 and 2 in the af4er- 

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noon. The office wm moved Afil 1, 

tbe Dawwn Swteet 

Shop as snccemor 

~nfectionery a“d Ice from the second ntiv of the dispen. 

made ~ brjef b~+ ~Y buiJding b the, office quatim 

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~ GWUAT,NGIEXERC,SES ,1 PO*PYmO*ERsALE’ lSHERIFFADDsTO ‘ lmpHUSFEVERSPREADS ‘-L 

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HIS COLLECTION ,’ 

annual co mencemenc exer. 

iN TAOS COUNTY 

The poppy flower sale conducted ‘, 

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cises of the Dawa oil pUb]iC Echc,ola on Saturday, May 2Sth, “under the A visit oft be shEfiff id ,Dawuon 

wee held Friday ev ~ning at the opera 

Typhu~ fever, scourge of the Bal. 

au~picea of the AmeriCan-fianco chil-’ Saturday brought to light a fu~l- ~ 

houe with a large audience of school 

an stikee and n. constant menace to 

dretis league, waB very .eUccaaaful in fledged still w~ch tie officerB knew 

,,, patron8 and friends present b witness Daw~on. Theentire allotment Of 600 

the armiei during the Great war, rehad 

been operating in Loreta camp 

,’” tldninnpiring event The occasion recently 

made its dreaded appeargince 

poppies, sent to the local Red Crofla but had never been ,able””to locatg. 

,!, fleeted the imports nt Btride taken ,by 

In, New Mexico among the Navajo 

director, ‘Mrs. G. M. Han~on, was sold As~iated by’ Night Mar~hal McCarti 1 

~ Indians of San Juan, county, taking 

the +-n flcbool s during the print on Saturday and a much larger num- the tieriff finally diecoyered the 

a heavy toll of lives; ,and now comkg 

munity pride in ber would have bew disposed of bad b,ooze-making apparatus bidden in = the more ~ece”t ~epott that tbe in. 

., n creating that the flower~ been obtainable. The Six-foot excavation cleverly conceal. dian~ of a ~~~~ifi pueblo in’ T80B 

ong p“pfls and poppies were ~Old for, ten cen~ ~=ch ~d in the bottom of ~ba ~e,ler of t~~ 

awmn’a edu. countiy are 

,and were made out of a;lk hy the 

likewiue dyrng like flies. 

place occ.pied by ~tt Cabish. OUL lt doe~ not appear tO ~ve ~pread tO 

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a plane with women a“d children living in the des- door.s, under a chicken coop, wan 

the white population as yet, but may 

elated regions of France. Tbe pro- found ‘another excavation which con. 

do w udesa the local health putborth 

an ceeds of the sale conductid through- cealed other evidence showing that 

1 and O“t the natiOn ~iu be “~ed ~ntire]y a ref.~ar ,,moonn~lne,~ Still ~a~ be. 

Ities maintain a ~ttict, watch upon 

every suspiciou~ caue of diseaw ap 

ding. for the roaintenance of hospitalo for ing operhted. The man Cabish is 

usic nt mbers were fum- thma war tortured people in the dev. 

pearing in tbe communi~. The Daw- 

Sti]l in Kldfig b“t WI] ~o~n ha l~~~t. 

e Junior High Scbooi Glee 

son physicians are pursuing this pol- 

astated distilcts of nortbeastern ed and handed over b the tender mer. 

lub and tbe High ‘School Glee Club. France. 

lcy :i protecting this community. 

Tha Flanders poppy has be. cie~ of the Federal couti i 

Ralp~ O’Brien pre ~ented the Ha]uta. come a sacred emblem ~ al] Ameri. Tha still was ojne of tbe largest so 

I Typhus fever is no t b be confuied 

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Marich, the valedic tory addre~g. Btih 

yOung men demon ated themselves 

CanS be~=ufle they =. inseparably U* 

soc>ated with the ~upreme sacrifice’ 

made by ~o many American soldiers 

far found by the afficer~. , It con. 

sisted of a lame copper caldron ~quip~ 

ped tith dead pipes fo~ the distiu~on 

~e;yty:::efy~i,e::;~a~o;;; 

~ bey may look somewhat alike at first. 

~’ b be eplendid ~pesR,, Mtb . meee. on the ba~le fields of Fr=”r.e, Proce,, The ~ of ~he lead pipe Typhus is more rapid in i~ on=t and 

i. age that wau rou Idly applauded at 

their conclusion, ~~ea~ two leaders 

Those auuiuting with the local ,sale 

of the poppies were: Helen ptin, 

coilfl has been reapg”flib]e for tbe 

lead pOigOni”g Of ~evernl individ”al~ 

m the development of the fever. 

erfiption appears {n about five 

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days 

; fn tha daau scholar, h,p will make e,b]= w~l]~~* ,q~r~, Eliz~bath Brennan, who have con~”med ~~me of the and spreads from the flanks to all 

, .reprment.ativea for th~ Daw~on Eigh Gene~ive ,McDemitt, Doria O’Btien Ilq”or made f~om thig Still+ ~i~ parts ?f the body. The face bipomea 

I Bcbool wherever th Bir efforts fOr fur. a“d Helen Robin~on. deadly ,poinon aeti wpc,” the mCItCIrswolen and du~ky and the whole skin 

h’,’tier education ma>‘,take them. nerves and paralyzes the victim. SW. may be mottled. There are slight 

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eral cases of this poisoning led to tbe hemdrrhdgea under tie akin witlt so- 

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find dincovery of tie m“rce from called “blnck” meadea. Quiti early, 

ent John V. hnw y, who gave ’11his N ~ ~mived s“”day ~vmnln~ ~~d 

which the Poisoned IiquOr wao comin 

the disease the mouth bemmes foul 

K usual forceful and - c.gical ‘te ‘“pe’inyd- way a ~Ie~r ~ :d’Mr’ ‘ec’b”gof ‘bbotk 

t.’ are gueEb. for .s few days at tbe home :%. ,- 

and sore. There iu alm conuidernble 

presentation of th need and value of Of J~dge’ and Mr~. Kinn~y. Mrs. Considerab& ingennity was employ. ~. clouding delirium. of ‘the mind and a t?ndency 

~ f’ an educational trai ing. Thin addre~s ~ng ~a~ formerly M~oBHelen Kin. .ed -by Cabish j“ ,the concealing of hie 

‘ has followed by t e pre~entation Of I 

ney, well known ti a host of friends Aill. A search of the piemia= had This disease is spread only hy body 

diplomas by Dr. . C. Diver, pmsi- in Daweon, ~hoae ~eddiW tik flace pr’eviou~]y bee” retie by Marghal lice and bead lice. pere there are 

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on the 18th of last month at Tucum- McCarty but with no success. It wan nO lice ~ere can be no tYFhUS fever. 

‘Pheevept.Of, w aY evening marke ~ari ~ Mr. Cecil hug, an E. P. & S. the keen noue of McCarty that fin. After a ~OUS9bites a P*Bon Wbo is 

1 , , hn imWrtunt mil ne in the Kistory W. ~n~nem ~~floned ~~ Abbo~, ally locateti the mash from tie fill Rick with the disease, it ca=iea the inof 

tbe Da~On P lic mcbools. The 

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.,alcawm mac a ne intereBt has been 

awakened in the young people of 

Mrs. “Long went ~ T“~~m~ay; iocatef under the chicken house. !phe fection in iti ‘body for neveral dam 

about ~ ~ear ago *f~* ~omp,eting vault i“ tbe cellar Waa equipped with ~fore it can tiafimlt it ~ other Pr- 

her CO”me from ‘the A]buq”erq”e water a“d e]ectr~c ]igbt COIIIIeCtiOIIB EOV. After that time it is capable 

B“dnew ~o,,ege to ~ke ~ Position and w~~ evid~t]y Wepared ~ dO of giving the dineane w ‘any one whOm 

i Damon, and in t nit ,parenb, for 

aa ~nogripher ‘and clerk to agent some business. There is a “retai~ us 

ncompleting at llea~ ,a. four-year high Devore of the Rock ~=~a”d fines at ~ell as a “wholesale” phase to the 

mbool COUmO. As ong incentive has Tuc”m~ari4 Prmvioua ho her gradua- husine= which wfil be duly brought 

‘ bden held up to th puptla of the ICIW-tion at ~b”q”erque -~be ~wended \to light ~e soon ~~ fie federal au~or. 

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er gradeu for takin advanhge of the high ~hoOl in ~i~bee, AriZOna. ‘The ‘Ities can take the mti~ in charge. 

/, ,~ducational faciliti a which opportun. 

announcement of her wedding came ~’ 

‘~. I* h= now made tieire. Thi.e new _ ~ ~eaBant ~“p*~e to ~oHt of her COPPER MINES EXPERIMENTING 

it may bit. Vigorous mea9ure9 for 

de~~Oying all Xce .~ll gOOnBtamP’out 

tie epidemic- It is Only nec=w ~ 

batbe every person, who has been 

near a typhus c-e, in kero~ene ‘or 

gnsolime and to soak the cltilng in 

tbe same fluids, or to boil them in W% 

1 , , mint is ref Iected i the present grad. 

‘nating claes,. the ~ority of whOm 

~ are no+ making a a~gnti h.tike 

ffie”d~ in Da~~~n 

held in We highed 

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largest = ‘minis in 

Shtes are at a etind~till. 

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~ver, tie ~g~ r~ni& kerosene and 

gasc,line, ~CIthat it is necemary b re 

; ,UP college work i p~paration for a MUST BE NATU~IZED defirdte time for reopeuin~ can be peat the ~oaki”g .&hreeMmm at inter. 

I~ life of *S fullest uue!ulneae. Such TO HUNT !N THE STATE 

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get. h‘ situation depende entirely vals of five days, in brder tu catih the 

~; , ?enult@, now bei obtained by ibe “ on reduution of eurplus metal &ckB. ]ice thmt have been rmently batcbed 

,! , Dawuon wbowla, re immeagureab]e Santn Fe, May 21.—Foreign born Several of the copper mining corn. ~“~ 

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‘: -t co-operation a d ~pWrt of thti intention of becomin”g cltixena but the manufact=~ Of cOpper ~Vtannils .1s wnrning all health offfcern in the 

L~cemrmunity. ~. who ;have not tiken out final na% which wJI f=inh a ,~ew ouflet f~r state h ,be on the lookout for ce.aeu 

I I !fbOB%compld g #e pm~tibed uralization papern are bm.red from cOpper. s~ti~=~w. ~mem in of ,@hoa, and b wire tbe Bureau at 

Dr.year high uc 01 course on this hunting and fishing. in New Mexico, $he~e atie~men~ im announc~, and * e appearance of the fi~ suspicion 

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Atirnev General Harry s. BUWMan he weting ,qnaliti@ of ,mpper par. 

caee. It is ah sending a !ettnr to 

,, O’Brien+Epimenia ucero, Vern Shell’ said today in an opinion’ for the s~te ticul=lY -commend it for many CIUS- every doctor ih the Ate to tbe same 

,, ‘tin, MyrtJe Baca, Edgar Sbeppeanf, game and fish depatienL oes ‘of afilcleu. 

affect. There” in everp pronpect thnt 

Winnifred Teeple” and. Sadie. Coveti Mr. Bowmnn quoted *be act Pa& K, P. MEMORl& SERVICES the epidemic will be quickly ~mped 

aed by the last l+~ltitue which auys: 

OUL now Mat h hae been recognized 

~ ,. STOPPER ME TS HERRBU “It shall be unlawfnf for any un. The Dawmn order of tiigtnta of and ~“e=etic ~e~~r~~ for ~Q c~n. 

., “atnr~ized forei~ born r~ident of Pythiaa will hard their annual ob- trol intiitikd. . 

tio bofing game New Mexico or a~oining - to Barwance of Memorial day on Sunday, 

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* wifjne~i”g of hunt for, capture, kill or wound any June lSth, AU memb~ and vigib 

M= S. E. Shannon, Jr. entertained 

een Jcdmny wild ~lrda or game knimti within ing membem of the lodge are requm% 

a few of her lady frfend,e Wedneuday 

opperof Denv and Rank Herre. this ntaW,” ed to meet at 2 o’clock in the after- 

afternoon in honor of Mrs. C. S. *r- 

The aet fm-tber pmhibitd gnch por- noon at the lodge room, from whence win of ~c”ticati, 

sons from having in their posaeueion they wt~ march in a body b tihe Dawmn 

cwn~w to decorata graven of 

departed members. The. lodge will 

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Mm. C.“H.Sartednand tin, former 

~re will be Win Hutiti, formar general Bup. agtin convene & 7.80 o’clock in tie residenti of Dawo% retmed to their 

Damn, and mn ThoL evening eit the lodge hall for the pur- home in Tucumcari) tie last of the 

t will be staged nnt er the antipicem of H.tihq left Satwday 

; tie Northern N- 

M*ico Fair Aueo- home in Colerndo afttr 

;detlon vi$tt in Dawn. 

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for tbe~ we pf attending iti a body the divine 

a two daya’ servicen held at the Dawmn commnnity 

church. 

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the hoof Mr. and MTU.J. A. Gafford. 

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Published on Thumday at Dawsofi, N.w 

Mexico by the 

DAWSON WEI,FARE DEF+mTMENT 

JET T. Conway, Dlrnctor and Editor 

T-m” of smb#ctlr)n*m 

Six m.ntha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ .76 

he Y.ur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,6. 

Aave,tlHln~ R~tes On APP1lcutloli 

Entered second-cla~, ‘matter 

Xarnh 10th, ~al. &t the post. office at 

D&w&on, N.* Mexico. 

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TENNIS SEASON OPENS 

The called meeting of tennis PlaYti, 

held at the Welfare office on 

Monday evening, set in nlotion the 

~rment tennis .eason whi,hh sta~ off 

this week with the first tourn~nlent. 

J. J. IvScGoey was elec~d tennis ~nanager 

for the seamn, and a membership 

fee of “one dollar fixed as the 

dues for each club member. It was 

decided to OCCUPYdune with a t!criea 

of single tournaments to determine 

thereiative playing itarrding 0S eacii 

member. The men were di~idpd into 

two cl-s: A-cla~~ and B-c~asa, in 

accordance with the raflng determined 

bya commitiee of the whole. The 

present standing of the playera in 

each of these clsmes and tie s~nding 

of the lady players, as given below, 

were 

lots. 

determined ‘by. the drawing vf 

For the first series of matches, 

the even number can challenge .1%{ 

odd number above. After this aerim 

ia played, the player is open ta chal. 

lengefrum the player rnnkingbelo~ 

him and~helownumber~n Clas5.4i~ 

subject *O challen~e from, the higl 

man in Clasa.B. The ‘a’canding,of tht 

players at the start of the taurna 

ment, as deterirrinsd by ’lot, is as fol 

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Ladies: 1, Miu McCreary; 2, Mre 

Jss. Saul; 3, ,Mrs. Henry Peppin; 4 

Sadiq Covert; 5, Frankie Shelt~n; 6 

~Mm. Earl 

1: The contesb for class ~tandini 

are m commence at once, best twa 

outaf 

ing. 

three se~to determine &and 

2. Failure 

;eita place. 

@ meet challenge far 

3. All tournament on challeng( 

must ba arranged though manigmr 

in order b 

courh. 

avoid confiice on use o 

4. Ladies not rwlar~ employe~ 

~rdWecourtsb y6:30p.m, 

6. Each contea~nt must furnis] 

two guod balb’in tourn.gment. 

6. No profanity,?f mry.nqtyre.wi] 

bgsllo~e~on thecOur@., . 

The club membership is open t 

anyone desiring ,ti ple.y tmmk an, 

the membership fem .?f o,ne .dolla 

ahodd be ad at once -ti th,a man 

ager. From the three or four stand 

ing highq in each clam at the end o 

June “will tbe selected the .contistant 

for the fin~l elimination tournament 

on the Fourth of July. ~ d 

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‘l’hen stop and look in the matter. 

Perhaps the incpme in not as large m before. ‘Even so, INCOM is onl one; 

half the “story. The other half and by “far the more importint of the t o, is O~GO. 

Are you gatting vslue received for it? 

Look over our expermea for the past month, Were they au ecess?ry and 

really 

cause 

worth while? 

it warn cheq, 

Did you buy something you really hnve little “, for, ju,t be- 

or have you bought’ things beyond your means b@c use Yo,u happened. 

to temporamIy have some extra money in your pocket ~r in youi check]ng account 

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Answer these questions for qnr~elf and see if 

If you are not getting aha i try a new plan. 3 ~;>2>i’~n/~tcount with 

u~ next payday,, even though’ it is onl a dollar or ten dollars or twen dollars, and 

then each succeding prI day deposit’1 T“ kew]ae. Do You think that ao s 11an amount 

i~ not worth botherim az out? You wilY find if you give the plan a in chance that 

vou can =et slan~ without tit ten or twentv iust as welI and vou will hf ve somethinz 

~o show ?;; ;t “at-the end af three ii k “rn;n~~ “tke. - “ 

You wi~ then wonder why you didn’t try this simple scheme ye ~a ago, fOr, it 

till Ave you a better idea of tie value of money. anu give you a ce ““J in Raki*fac~On 

in 100kink Iback over the vear’a work. that can bi “obtskred in no other ~ay. 

It-is never too lat~ w commeice over, w s~rt in next ayday h ~ny amount 

you fed you should or can put aside. Don’t put it off longer i“ y kldtin youmelf inti 

waiting until you have a hundred or two hundred, because that time m y never come 

and you arn losing vsluable time in the meantime. 

Start now. Any amount welmme at 

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hfiie Matia, ,a machine coal loader, 

Id his foot 6everelY itiure~ Ia4t 

eek, when he attempted to board a 

oving motor, which act was contrary 

, company rules, and all safety pracces. 

su long a5 people insist on tak- 

IE chances, acci&nis are lbound to 

>cur. 

The first aid teams which are ti 

~mpete on the Fourth of Jdy are 

dring advantnge of ~e days when 

Ie mines are i@le t! put in extra 

,aining. 

“rnY NAME IS CO-OPERATION” 

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I represent both employer and em- 

Ioyee. As long a! 1 come tO Ye!. 

Dth parties, to ‘our partnership are 

reaumably’ doing iheir part. An ac- 

,dent may delay me ok even drive me 

way. Your employer is tryintr to 

revent accidents. . Are You doing 

our part? Be csreful. 

FREE PICTUR,E SUOW. 

A free pi~ute slio.w win be givep 

t two o’~ock Rsturd.sy aft~rnoon, 

une 1lth, a%?.he opera houee- under 

be aqpicw @ tie Safpty Depsr~ 

rnent Three big reek of pictures, 

repare~ and preeented by the Bureau 

f Mine@pf ws Fadera] .Go,vmnment, 

U be S)IO?M,~ first reel bsing an 

iter.ssting ~ry entitled, “The Min- 

:’s ~eqson”. The other two reels 

ill graphically pQtiBy “ssfe and 

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i~erous practiceu in Bituminou~ 

1 mining”., Anyone intermted, and 

ticu]srly all underground work- 

I. are urzed to see the~e motion - 

;wes. . 

J9 n,Hixepbau~k Mgr. 

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PITAN BEATS VAN HQtJTEN 

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ph. Capi~n bsseba)l team took 

n’Houten intw camp last Sunday 

the local diamond, 5 b 3. Trujillo , 

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)earOd on the firing line for the 10. 

s and Chavez received. The usual 

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team were de- 

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-deals 75C 

~ted by A~ilar at Aguilar in two 

:ss, ~ @ay@d ,Sunday and Monday. 

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El ctric Lights4+*”– 1= 

wd witnessed the game. ! HWt I 

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DAWSON~GARAGE 

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Dawson, N.M. 

a Specialty ,. ‘1 

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of the summer. Mies rgo and M% 

-— Walsh till go to the University of 

“nner served Utah. Mrs. Reberta wiii attend Den. 

ver University. MiumWelch will be. in 

Arco, Idaho, And Mi= Hoelz in ,Madinon, 

Minueaoti. Miss Sroti will be 

in ,~we]l and MISS Plutter in Roy. 

nnn, Dr. and bfrs . F. C. Diver, Mia~ Lynch an+ Miss Weismr,will ab 

. end tdre.. T. L. ... 

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~,take their lunch at’ he Eagle’s Neat ‘-” 

;“dum. The day w 11 be long re- M;ss ‘Nell Scavlon, of the general 

~embered hy nvery ne. Good-bye, manager’s affice of ~he St. L. R. M. 

~CkuY fff 1921. & P, company, came down from Rb~ 

Tha school ye= jnst closed was ton the lad of the wwk for n short 

, e’occwaful from the Rather’s point of ~s:t in Dawmn ~h relatives+ 

~;tinw. Next year sh uld be more SW. The semi-annual election Of lodge 

~ e~”], Most of th teachers wili be ~fficer~ for the* locel order of the 

~ oot of town fOr the ummer, many Of Knigh& of pythja~ was to be held on 

them attending .sch cd. Mise -Devlin Wednesday bvening, June Ist. Work 

will teach in the C nty Institute at ;n the fir~ rank wag ~]ao to be ~x. 

‘: %ton during the ext two weekG. emplified. The evening was to be 

h. YOun~, MrE, oorehead, ‘rB. concluded with the enjoyment of r~- 

~ Cartrell, Mrs. Hen , and Mrs, Mc- fre~hment~, 

. Atee w~ll attend th Institute. Miss 

Bealc will go to the , I. TaYlor ranch Mr. ~nd Mrs, Charles YwnR, acnear 

Springer, Miss Lunsford dill go companied by lfr. YoIYnjr’s mother 

to Taylor Springs. The Misses Mc- a.d Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moorhead, 

Garvcys and Mr. D e will attcmd the moloreff to Raton Sunday for n visit 

Normal et La. Veg s, Miss Plait wiR with friends. Mrs. Young and Mrs. 

go to the Colorado eacher’B College Mourhend will attend the Colfax 

at Greeley. Miss Love and Miss County Institute for the wxt two 

.,Oliverwill be in R tin th,e first part’ weeks, I 

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3FEEhERS VIOLATING 

REGULATIONS 

The’” main 6treet alo~g “railroad 

,Ow,,, be~een the ball park and the 

.ailroad crowi~, i6 being uued aa a 

Ipeedyey by numerom motorie~ who 

lot only fail h obsewe epbed reguln. 

;iohs, but utterly disregard all re~. 

>ect for oth era in coursing thi~ main 

~rtery of travel down the canon. The 

btreet is nece~eariiy narrow and muut 

ae used for pedestrainn. Children 

iving on tbe sired are also inclined 

~ P~UY in, *q street, making it ex- 

,remely importint that atimibilw 

knd bicycles are rub at moderate 

~peed on this tharougbfare.. The of- 

!icer having the enforcemeti’ of the 

aw in charge will prosecute ariy vie. 

.GAS ‘“ ,, 

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Hydrogen is the lightest gas Iumwn, :. 

,heing” leeg than one-fourteenth of fie 

weight of the air. occaaion~y, mall . 

quantities are produced by blaaing 

and from other Axploslve agenciw, . 

b$ it ie seldom .Aet with i“ mine~. 

It has hen demonatrnted, in a num. , 

ber o? instances, that the action of 

acid mine water on the lining of centrifugal, 

pumps, when idle,’ produced 

auf f icient hydrogen to burn the 

Pumpman when his lamp touched it 

off. 

The most importint source of hy. 

drogen, ROfar as minm are concerned, 

is. the charging of detic St.nr: 

age battery locomotives, k The pau- 

~~ge of the electiic current breaks 

rotors of theke #need ramlations. 

,-- down the water of the Ibatter@ into 

lTf4 OF JULY COMM1~EES ik two elementi: Hydrogen and 

TO MEET FRIDAY EVENING Oxygen. If a naked light is brought 

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All &airmen and members of comnittees 

appointed for the big, Fofih 

)4 July celebration four weeks hence 

Ire reque9tA to meet at th~ lodge 

near the batteries while they are be- 

ing churged-panticulwly if ‘the lid 

of the battery box has -beeit left cloecd—an 

explouion will very tikely 

The uchool nurse, who has been 

= ~reful Buwey,und examin- 

.oom in the Opera House on 29id~ ~k~ flace. lt ‘s ‘cry imPOrt~t .~hat 

avening, June Srd, to discuss arrange. 

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en Iighta not be used smund tiF. 

‘age batte~ Iocomotivee duri~, the 

nent detills. A cordial invitation is 

;xtepded all others interested in the 

charging and that the place where 

!vent b be present. The ladies of the 

they ard charged should have plenw 

Woouaheart Legion have been granted 

of ventilation, so that a dangerous ac- 

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;he eoncwion privileges for the day 

cumulation of hydrogen will not ocbatee 

dl regret le iving the Dawi atiOn Of the pupi~ of the D=WEOn ind they will amume the responxi,bil- Cut. 

u lnetitution o.nd,we hope ‘tiat they public achonlB duriu ~ pwt eeveral ,W of $urnishing ,the big holiday Hydrogen burn~ With an ak?tOBtco]be 

found in norne Mgher institu. week% cOmule~d her ~rk this pest !rowd with stand refre~hmentn. The orlw~ flame and Produceu a .&eat 

on of learning in SEptember. The week. Reuulta from the Central school %muuernent evenk and the prizes to 

deal of heat. The lower and upper 

of 1921 W= RU uriusual one in and the DOUElaS=ho~ have been pre- Deawar@d &!ll be advertised :n next explosiva dimti are 10~o and 66%, 

.@@w w8ys. The tia them. feel that ~’OUelYrepOfied. The f~lOring sum- ~eek~~ i-e. Don,t forget the imp~ respectively, 111a mixture of air and 

e echo] has done n 1It for them and mary till he Of in~re~, especially ~ %ntmeeting tomorrow evenin~ at 8’ 

hydrogen. It has no poioonous effd 

~ return th~ they “hfive done a lot thO~e who mw ha?e cMMren ~end- o’clock. 

on the human ay8tem, yet it cannot 

ing the’ schools here reported: 

he breathed in a Dure s~te because 

Upper Canon Scbeol: Tkie were ihe local representative of the Red’ of im suffocating effec~. J ‘ 

j The enrollment in the high school 

121 examined, o,ut of which 60 dept Cross, Mre.. G. M. Hanson; is prepar- 

M the b~inning of ;he new uchool 

~hould be more than ~ixw and with tha. window closed at night; 62 ed to give all ex-~oldiels assistance 

we~e undem’sight; 107 had enlarged 

tie junior high witi 11ave more ihan 

ton.il~; 78 powewed decayed teeth 

and needed dentrd attention; 15 had 

,, The clam gift of the Claae of lWI 

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normA eyesight, and 61 drank cof. 

~S payment of one hu Idred dolhra on fee. 

~ new piano” is grehtly appreciated 

h remaining ntudent~ We hope 

mt the spirit now so well established 

tbrou zh the future 

~ A ~umnrer nchool of one month 

-d Monday mom fing. We hope 

Loreti School: There were 48 ex. 

arn,ned, out of which 87 pos~essed en. 

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arged tonsil~; 12 ,had abno”mal eye- 

a]ght; 27 posoesued kecayed teeth; 94 

were under wei~ht; 22 drank coffee; 

and 21 slept with the windows closed, 

e enrotiment will be a~ ,large ae last ~ J. F. McC~ary, —. an accountant at 

me empJOy@d the a“ditir,B office, retuned yefie~ 

arge a dollar day from a ~~O. ~eek~. ~a~atiOn visit 

I A large’ attendance of dancers wk 

in matters” coming under the home 

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prment On last Friday “evening at ~be 

service branch of. bhe Red Cross. , dance @ven under *be ausPiceB Of the 

Those bavi~ papers to fill out in Dawion “Athltiics, tbe .oemnd bwe 

connection with soldier relief or for ball team. The springer “NoveltY 

vocational tta;nin~ will “find the local Three” orcbe~tra furnished some de- 

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renresentatin readv ta amist in anv 

way poesible. 

Dr. Wilbur Adams returned Thum. 

dsy evening from a three day absence 

rnn huuiness in Glenwpc.d S~riige, 

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lightful “music for the okcwion. 

Mim Luetti~kt and Mary 

Asswla, who are attending the St Vin- 

cent academy at Albuquerque, me e%- 

petted home uoon for their summer 

Vacatidna. 

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OFFICE HoURS : 

S A M. ~ 12.00 M. 

1 P, bL w 8.30 P:’M. 

‘ 7 F. M. ~ 6.00 P. i. 

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Sheriff Abe Eiienbaugh ~m a bus. 0R1GINALIT% AND NOVELTY OF M. +. AND ART EXHIBIT 

ines~ visitor in D@waon the lati of the TREATMENT MAXE “DOUG’S” A n attractive exhibit,l:f the ~~rk 

week. 1 NEXT PICTURE UNIQUE of o art, manual tra]n;ng and do. 

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Mr. Harry S: Bowman, atmrneyl Many [ngenhus Methods Dovi*ed to exb lbit during the last three days of 

genBraYfor New ‘Mexico, was a vinitor 

Give Film Fan, Something Widelg sch(#ol in the hall and domestic science 

in. Dawson from Santa Fe on last Different in S.r6mn Pranntetion - too n at the Do~@a~ ~chool. The di~- 

Thursday. 

——. , ., pla! , of sewin~ and hand work U.aS 

Mr. Isaac Woodward, proprietor of 

An optical feaat is prOmised to PIC- r~p .ese”tativ~ Of the work done dur. 

ture patronn when 

the Gate City Garage in Eatin, was 

Douglas Fair- ing the last aeines~r by the pupils of 

a ~isihr in camp on filday. banks’ new photo-feature, “The Nut:’ the *if* to ~2th ~adeB. 

The 109 

Saturday, June llth at the D~~un pie

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Being so ell pleased with the”patronage given us during our sale we have decided to give our 

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F iday and Saturday, -June’’3rd and Qth’. 1921 . 

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1 lb, P. D., W. Tem . . . .. —--. ——. -.------- 

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g Powder ---------------------- 26C 

$3 Mmry Grden 4 OF–$2.27 

$1 T~ilet W-th - ------7tie 

$2.7S Mary Garde. iquid 

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soap ----.---; ----s1.s9 

50C Colgmt.m’ niature 

sets .- --.:---- . . ..--3s. 

3SC Cutasgod;. .-.-.-27c 

7SMVi.1.t Scx BrothS.kc ..S3C 

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Na. 3 &edar hfop, rag. 

“UIU $1.76 for --... $1.50 

$l:2s,f0r -----:-.---$1.00 

Auto Mud Chmln; Old 

Ptiee $6.00, new ___$4.00 

Wonderful bargains. in ready-to-wear. tin’t 

miss the specials in this department. 

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Sales”made regardless of prices 

in our Furnit;re department 

Veiling, *1I colon, per yi., SSC 

Dmsi Cineham-2k amd 30C yd 

Yd..wide Mu.lim, ~ ,.rd 

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tier residenm of ,D~w80n have re. 

Wm. Cook of Trinidad was a bti. 

nesg vinitor in @awn on last Friday. 

Harry 

for state 

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Slack, Democratic nominee 

tre=urer at the last gen- 

, Harold Davis’ expecb ~ ~m=ve the 

]atter part of this week, for c~ifor. 

~,wed ti make tieir home on No. 6 

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Leslie 

Gunn, 

Green, 

arrived 

a nepb~ Of 

recently from 

eral stata election, was in Dawn 

Saturday in the interests of the in- 

~urancb company he represekiti. 

nia on a tio months vacati”. 

“ Mm. Cha~. Scavardi of &kville, p%eblo to “make bl$ ~me in Dawmn. 

CO]o,,was a guest thin p 

Wall te;ta, miner\ tenti, 

..,e home of Mr. &rney MCdb ardi. 

coveru and tarpaulins, folding ~~n 

: fj~:~=~do~Do”II~ll;W,Ored m SAeat cut prices at.the *Y Goud~ 

~f. 

arkville IA week for a Eh~rt vidt Sbre. . 

~~1 ,“Wth fi]emds. . 

A new ,line of aqbutintial trunks, 

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Dawson’n repraaentativeu attending 

the ~ate educational institutions are 

e~ec~d ~ return hOme the last Of 

this week for thtir summer vacations. 

Amongthose returning are: Gertrude 

DeLong, .Cullen Peatce, Leona Sher- 

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SHOP ,, 

? 2’be membem of the min ng cla- all aizua, has just been received by the wood, und I~abel Conner. 

v are tuking their ,final exa ninatirins Army Good~. Store. if. nounw~ he is now open@ 

, n mine gaseu, aaf ety lamps and mine Mr. and Mrs. Wm. %hrrueble were 

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Van DYk~ rnO~ 

!mtilatio”. 

ho,t,~$e~ at a pleasant surprise patiy, business from 6p. m. h 9 

ored to %to~ lad Thursdaya~@r-give~attheYIOjII~ OfMr.scbrrueble,~ 

Mrs.HarryTeepleand daughtir, nOOnfOr a ~hOfi +isit. P.m. for ~ kinds of Tire 

mother on Sunday evening, May H. 

MineWinifr@ Teeple, retu ad last 

. L, F. Bro~ of the Auditor’s office Among tho~e present were: Mr. and Reptiir Work. 

, +dny from BopriB, Cob. erethey isthe~m~rof a newFord~p~rchmed Mr~. E: En,gle, Mr. and Mm. Jamea 

were ~ummoned by Me il n=n and 

F death of Mrs. Teeple’s moi her,, Mre. 

Iatlew St. Vraln. 

‘ Tbcm2in 10-in. watir pipe line 

~hm the supply wdl to h* eta in ~. 

iw replaced tbi~ ~ummer w ltlr a new 

cut iron pipe line. Thin ru ,laceweqt 

/of the prment wooden pipe line with 

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~he c-t iron will permit: ‘when com- 

~lebd, the firnia~,ng of Be 3tar prm- 

I tin for tbe service bf th e upper 

camp. 

hat week, Mr. Und Mrs. Brownp ac- Saul, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Neal BdIale, Miag 

companied by Mr. and Mru. S. W. D~~~ Of ~~nidadt Cola. and” Mr. 

McCarty and famiiy, motorti up Cim. GUY AdamSon. 

-n canOn Sunday for a day’s OUk A new tdephon@ cable, capable .of 

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accommodating 200 pairs of tele- 

H. H. Wamer, a resident of Daw. phone wires, has been received and 

son until the %rd of the year, waE will be in%a~gd duri~ the next few 

a visitor in” Dgwson over the week week~. ~iu cable will extend from 

end with friends. Mr. Wa+ner is now the central offite b the dietribuh’ 

traveling 

repreeentativ~ of the Aaao. ing utations, a disknce of several 

~iated Insurance COIYIpanieS, with hundred feet, and will constitute an 

headquarters in Denver. improvement of somB considerable 

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h the efficiency of the 

Announcement has been ade this Geoxge A. St-k now has under te]epho”e SYmem. 

‘ Italian, French or Ameri- 

week’ of the wed&ng his week of contract the repainting of the roofs 

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I-,Mr+WrI Burge=er, forem n of the and outiide of tie 50 houBes on No. 

lMPOSSIBLE 

,water dep-ment, and Mi s Bernie 4 hill and the 20 or more houses lo- 

Speck, who has hen t- hing the cated at the foot of the came hi]l. He There wu a man i“ our tiwn, BREAD : 

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~rut grade in the Central bool for ,wam alw e,w~ded ‘the contract hi And he was wo~roun wine; 

the .p=t two yeare.. The co ple were week for the tinting of all the wallg He could unwamble scre.mbled eggs Pastries of All Kinds 

, to leave Wednesday for a ew daym of the new Douglm nchool bwJdlng. And uncum cu~ard pien. Fresh Baked Eve~ Day 

vitit in ‘Drover after which they will New leather puttew, all sizes and He could unbutin butter, tOo, 

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return to .Dawson to m e their of neveral qualities, $ummer hats and But, yet, with all bis ‘skill, 

home. A more compfete otice of caps, and camping paraphernalia of There wm one thing he could not Candies-To ~h ‘ 

: +his event will be made in next all ~inds, on sale at low $rices at t~ do— 

Brinks 

week’s imue. Army Goods Store. tf. Unpay a pa;d tax bill. , 

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,. “SKIR;TS” 

Fro- th. ctihd~i.t of semuUonal novelties ●l- 

,.~KJRTS.. st-m~. ho.+ and .hmuldom ~bove anY Multi~o =01 

spaahale e-r produced. 

Tr*in wr~h”; ●irpke ●tuntt; ripping, touring tornufo=~ 

auto ..ca~des+if 

‘sand of Amerka’s 

“margA, 

Ioveliat 

with * background of tbe 

girl+thma srm thef●ctom 

thou. 

which 

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Enterteinmont, 

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THURSDAY, JUNE S- 

ADMISSION, 27-T W-r Tnx SC. 

““FRISKY MRS. JOHNSON”” 

Featuring BILLIE BURKE 

lt ww .11kqo Fr-k MoFaly dd not ‘m*k. ●my ●t. 

tempt to qbew his wife how much he IorA bar tht Bollm found 

it nec-.ary to forfeit her own happiness to oave tht of b, 

sutw. Tho chrming Billie Burk. interpreh tba fti~ Mm. 

~ohmwn just u ftiky u w-” would ex~t tbi.,mtitm ~ 

cwBtdby Clydo Fitch to .k. 

“tiSO A TWO-REEL fdACK SENNE~ COMEDY” 

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FRIDAY, JIJNE Io- 

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‘WNTAMED’’-Featuing TOM MIX 

~ thrillimay and aaciting ●tory of tha we-t, im wbiib To= 

Mix i. admimbly cut in . yole hh followeti like to .- bim im- 

Tbo ●tory u f-t moving and tbo cant sup~rting Mr. Mix, hd. 

ed by P=uline S@r~ b bwn wall cho.en and r~~m Mm 

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ADMISSION, 27c; W.I. T.* 3=. 

SATUMAY, JUNE 1 l— 

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“THE NUT?> ., , 

Featuring DOUGUS FAIRBANKS 

SUNDAY, JUNE I+’ 

ADMISSION, 3*; W.r Tu, k 

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‘A MESSAGE FROM MAE$W 

Featuring BEiT LYTELL 

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Billie Burke TIN FOLK FIGURZ 

“’THE FRISKY MRS. JOHNSON*9 

A W7m.less R..iew” 

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In guy Paris, world city of wo~ders, 

TarrIea Belle John~on, an Amemcan 

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LARGELY IN FILM 

e advent of the Singer midgets 

sensational feature of “Skirts,” 

ix.ree] s~~ahine @reedy which is 

W~~aym~f wealth, beauty and rarest ~ ~ shOwn at the DaWSO~ Theater 

ednesday, June. 8tb is a landunconventional, 

the’ ne’er o’erstep- fla k i“ ~om,dy prodwotion. !pbe 

ping 

The bound~ of propriety, she i; onon 

Ml eb ate by far the most remar- 

Called “The Friuky Mrs.. Johnmn”- ka e agW%ation of sm~ll PeOPle 

m that 

Her friends, 

bimor, 

Forweeing 

protesting, 

disaste~ire 

view her with 

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tragedy— 

tha ever ntepped before an audience. 

,, ~lrti,r is built on gigantic lines, 

is the mott expansive comedy 

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The wrecking of name and =putn- QVe Bcreened. AccOrdlng to William 

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But Belle, her lofty sotil animatsd 

By puroti mativea, ha py in her love 

For Jim ‘Marley, laug ~ E at vile alandemus 

To: ~~~ until her siuter Grace, n~. 

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By her husband drifts into the tif~ir 

With a dimeputable titled msn. 

Then, h save the ~irl from dishonor, 

Fo . the nroducer. nind months were 

t ii ltaging ;t. Every member 

e Fox comedy forces, including 

thou fland Sun~hine widows, wag 

reel,uitid for this mon6ter laugh-raiser. 

In addition, the company was 

en] ~rged by additions such as the 

fan ,OURSinger Midgeti. 1 

Belle, - 

Even the’ she Iosea the man @belove~, 

Hera~f assumes the ignominouti guilt, 

Till Grace, repented, confesses and 

leads 

1‘he rapid-fire remedy of the troupe 

of ittle f elks runs through tbe whole 

pro dutilon. What they lack in size 

the y make up in side-splitting fun 

Bell. to the highway of love md” joy. 

As fthe “frisky” Belle, fair Billie. 

Burke 

Is uweet au a rose. whom fana witi 

ador~ 

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Th$y are loved akl over the world an 

al efresbing entertainment novelty. 

All Euyope bas lahghed uproariously 

at their antics. 

Therefore see her—~upve 

tieat in atira. 

a rich IS Singer Midge& origin~ 

car >e tu Americ~ ti’ fill a seaeon’u e 

BILLIE BURKFS NEW 

ga ement at the New York Hip 

PICTURE SHOWS GAY ( 

PARIS AT ITS ‘BEST 

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hpre led to an e~ended engagem 

Beautiful Women, Holiday Scenes 

●nd Guy Carnival Dktingukh 

‘~n Ffikv h. Jnhmnufp 

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Hummergtein’a Victoria The 

wh ere they again proved their 

nol ~enal drawing power. 

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Pariu af lutiter with the s irit of tbe f the ninetmn Midget@, tie tiU” 

carnivaf Beanon — brigh J y colored 

with streeti in holiday dress,. flagk snd 

bunting nna almost buried gn ~m of 

confetii-this is the sort of Paris 

that is d,mlosed in “The filaky Mru. 

is 6 inches and weighs 65 tiu 

~s is Petar Eineck. The o 

rarIge dowpward to 36 inch=, 

hei ght of Jdiuu Daranyi. Only 

Johnson?r Billie Burke’s n~ Paramount 

picture which will be the fea. 

ture at the Dawson Theater ,. Thursday 

next. 

It is a ~icture tith tie” smart set- 

of ;I ie big~little company have p 

age of thiyty. Fritz Tarab 

in e youngeut, being 18. He i~ 

n in height ad weighs 

tiw of the Rkz Tea room and tie 

a}mosphera of the Boulevards; beau. 

tlfui women in costly gown- and 

jewels; glimpses of the carnival it. 

self, great crowds in cotiume, elab. 

~1 Inds In weight tbe mem 

rar ge fmm 32 to 65 pounds: 

‘The Mitie@ are remarkable 

cm se of their pronounced in 

orately decorated floata, timedy and gel Ice, fieir varied and highly d 

drama me conspicuous ele’menta of ‘Op(~~ accompliabm enta and @hezn 

the tiry. Ward Crane is the leading 

man and others in the excblleti teat 

EBSe 

Include Huntly Gordon; Lurnsden ac eri~-c about them i~ their p 

Hare and Jean de Briat. 

aiz 9,, In other rmpects tiey -o 

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ie.hed enterhine.yu of, a high q 

BERT LYTEL~ IDOL 

OF SCREEN, COMING rhey WeBent. fie ~Ort ~ 

wh erein the apeotator doesn’t d 

Local theatergoers wjll be delighk 

tul n his. head for fear of m“ 

ed to lean that Bert Lytell, stnr of 

the meen, will soon be rneen here in m~ething, Mr. Singer gave hit 

his lati~ picture, “A Message &m pe :uonal “co-openation b $he dir 

Mars,” which comes to the Dawaon of the mammoth Sun~hine coq, 

Theatre on June 12, one day. It will 

Ha mpden Del Ruth. 

be the feature attiactinn. 

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Bert Lyte}l h- made screen hiu. Bk,SIL KING’S POWERFUL ~ 

tiyy; he ia a fascinating figure qf the 

silvar sheet wbo once seen im mever STORY Or THE UNSEEN 

forgotbn. Brilliankthat goes with. 

We-, 4’EARTHB0 

out mying—but he alw has the un- 

1 ue gift of putting different 6ideu “NO’God. 

o1’ fumself inti his picture: Of COUrSe, N[ thing but 

bis long training in atocti com~tiniea 

No sin. No futurk 

the atarviva) of tie 

h.sn given hhn a versatility wh]ch reveia 

itself in eveyy movem~t on the 

ucreen and gives a shading to his Wt. 

ing wElch ie unexcelled. 

‘A Meaaage from ma” wan ad. 

apted by titbur Zellner and Arthur 

Maude fmm the succe~ful otage play 

by Richard Gantboney. It is a Max. 

well Kar er Production made. for 

.tWo men fived. They thought ft 

b~>ught tiem fluccem and richm 

tJ one of them wm forced t4 ma 

hi I Wfe upon the alkr of that 

,he had %ked upon ~ 

, but Dick, ever af~r d 

Metro. ;h. stiry tells of the ye. 

generation fmrn aedfishneea of Ho. 

race Parker,, a wealthy young Eng: 

liahman, through the 

maenenger fyom Mm; 

agency of 

condemned 

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~~g~d him until his moral cue io 

A seri- of thrilling epi. 

mdat btinm on the d~ked consum~ . ..tion. 

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Dban, Maud Milton, Alpbonz 12thier, 

GOrdOn Ash, Leonard Mudie, Mm 

~ui~~ Beatin, fiati Curyier, and 

Geor e Spink. Arthur Martinelli did 

the p otima hy and M,- P. tinlcuR 

d=igned ‘$ an executi tie afi jn. 

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ENJOYABLE PICNIC 

nt m singles Mr. Earl Burges~or and Migs Bes. The chairmen and members of th< 

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i,]] be under s;e Speck were quietly united in mar. various Fourth of July committee! A picnic was held last Wednesday, 

weather con-I ri~re on lust Wpdnnsdav —.—-------- 

Afternoon. .-, met at the Welfare office Monda~ June lst, for the advanced and com- 

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khedule”announced in 1ast wee~g Pa- church mange, Misses Alice Weisser 

per!, the present standin g of the play. and Mi8s Noda Igo, intimate fn.endfi 

~er~ FS determined by 1 t, will be re. of the bride, were present to witnesk 

~adj~sted and ~~hbliph 

:d by ~ UC-l:, ceremony. Immediately foll~~. 

#ural playing abilities oi the contrcworke 

barbeqtie, band and dance muiic, th{ 

[ollowing prize Kmounts were fixed 

munion clagsw of the Christian do . 

trine, Catholic cburcb. The day wI s 

ideal snd the @cnic monnds near the 

mouth of Spring canon pleaaant even 

though tberc was no spr:ng close by. 

~ome’ jO children had no difficulty in 

:ants through challenge cets. The even Denver where tbcy ‘expected to spend Basebtill, $160 to $200; tennis, $60 co~nming 10 cases of POPand 2 cas- 

‘bumbem are to chablenge ftom the R honeYmo&n of Beverfll daYB and ~e. 

one below, provided he hag first had t“~ to Daw~~” tO take up h,yu~ekeeptbe 

oppo~unity to chal Ienge and pray ing duties. 

;~e onc who stands nex t above in the Mr. Butgefisor i~ foreman of tbe 

mth of July writer department which he has heen 

~;;~~l;~~p~~~r ~edaome lib. mana~ing m.st efficiently for the 

thal prizes in cash fo r the tourna. past year and a half. He came “to 

tietita on the Fourth. I rizes will be Daw%on four years ago and has been 

‘bffsred as follows: Wiltnere, in the ~ Dnws~rI resident with the exce~ion 

~..-es ‘fOr~L~dies,. C1ass A and Olass of ,a two.yer4r absenae wlrild serving 

,B; winners m doubl es fofi Ladiea, in the Na~ during the u.a~. His 

~lk5.5 A, class B, and for “Mixed nave.] experiences took him ;nto all 

mbles. The two, three o: four r.tand- nsrtg of the world, visiting all of the 

g high% in Class A, Class B and big ports on both ~ides of the Atlan: 

~he Ladies, cla~~ at the c]~~e of tfle tic and the Pacific. Six mOnhb~ were 

, -da series of tournam en t singles wiU spent in ptro] duty in tbc North Sea 

be eligible for the fi nnl elimination on board the U.. S. S. Pennsylvania, 

tiurnnmont held on the Fourth day EnrI i= one of Dawscm’s mo~t popular 

Tug-of-war, $25; races, $100; Bocc;, ,3 of water, besides a large quantity 

$25; First Aid contests, $125. Tb~ of daintily prepared food, prepared 

following pro~am for the day ha: !IY friends of the chilldren. The ‘fu- 

been atrmsged: 

vore became, Eeneral when n, 6.gallofi 

9.30 a. M.—FirEb Aid contetis, ncal freezer of ice c~eam, a~so donated by 

Post Office. 

a few friendfl, was opened to tbe 

10,30 a. “m.—-Band Coniert, band youngsters, In the morning, a game 

stand. 

of baseball yae played with plenty of 

11.00 m.m.—Public 6p.rakhlg, band pep, BennyVs team defeatihg the cur. 

stand. , 

ncr boys’ teaq 10 to 7. Of the otier 

~OOn— Barbecue at the grove. games, the $.le~ged race, the potato 

2.00 p. m.—Races, tu-of-wnr, ctc ~?ces and tbe tread contest were on. 

Main Street. 

Joycd the most, Towards evening, a 

4,00 p. m.—Baseball, at ball park. tired but joyous buncb of ~rle and. 

7.00 p. m. to 10.30 p. m.—Free PJC. boys motored back to town. The 

ture Rhow. 

children and the Rev. Father in 

9.00p. m.—Dancing at thq Tennie char~e extended their heafifelt 

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n Tues day evening of 

lree to all comers, Bread, coffee and 

LOCAL WEATHER REPORT 

Mrs. BurgeBsOr has been one of 

Ct a set of three mem- 

?ickles will be served with the meat. Tbe weather bureau station, kept 

~d of ~ ire tor8 for tbe I)awzon’s popular teachers for the Me following committ+ chairmen &t the depot for this vicinity, reports 

he new ~o[ ~d ~i,l ~,~o past two years as instructor for the Iave .cbarge of the events: 

the follbwin~ weather summary, for 

fir~t made xooq.qt the Central school 

k for the” yeir ~begin. 

/.thlctic Sporti, inuluding bmeball: MaY: Tdtal iainfall, 2.62 in,; ma%-” 

Her quiet and una~euming manner 

ning July lst. 

ruhn O’Brien, chairman, 

imum temperature, 84 degrceB; @in- 

has won, for her a host of friends who Tennis: Guy Moore. 

imum, 36 degrees; clear day~, 19; 

/rHE HIGH sCHOO L i, NkUAL will be .~lad to Ienrn that Bhe ig to be- First Aid Contest: W. F. Murray: partly cloudy, 7; cleat, 5. On 11 days 

come a permanent resident of Daw- Bocc; : Chaa. Conder. 

>f the month there was more than ,01 

l“ ‘< ‘I’heHigh ~~o~ nnual staff still son. 

Dancing: J. H. Neidermeir. 

in. of rainf~ll. During the first five 

1quite a number of hi~}, scheol an. The happy couple arc now maroon. Fireworks: T. C. Hill. 

inys of June ‘there baa fallen 2,94 in. 

u.al~ on hund which are obtainable ed in Denver by the Pueblo flOod, but Bnrbecue: Frnnk Shelton. 

of rain. The heavy r~in of Saturday 

at$1.60 euch. It will be ne cebsaty to expect to return to Dawson as goon Music: Louis Savio’, 

ni~bt amounted to 1.81 in. 

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tb= ~&tion in> ord ~r t(, meet the as ~ai road communication, is retiOrcd. 

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Ien’sqattached to the:r publication. They await a “roytil” reception from CAPITAN TEAM LOSES TWO J. J. Lmrbaeh e~pected b leave this 

s book, is of such exc~llence, both their hOat of friends in Daw~On with 

week for El Paio and Mexico City on 

-. to content and QSt‘o,ma . ,,,,,,,~ I“’ &herepait of ;he lat. SChedule. The Carnival cOmpany has I~fi Sunday for Trinid~d where they 

abaence of $evernl days im Dcnv~r. A 

br break, the 2,700 pound pi e c?riv- be en playing in hard luck this season, expect to make their fut~c ~Ome. te Icgram re~eived Saturday ,stated 

& hammer wa~ lost ill tbe bed of the hnvin~ @experienced a bad wre:k ~:o~ Mr. ‘pfrurston had accepted a good PO- tb~~ fie par~ bad reached ColOradO 

rivar and recovered only aft, ?7 con. Albuquerque w~lch caused sition with a l~r$e wholesale s’roccry SPrfngs the p~me erenin~, a couple 

.,derable difficulty. we eks’ delay and now being tied UP f 

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irm ~~ ~ ~epregeqtativc for this field. 

of bouts hbead of tbe Arkansas river 

for an indefinite time bec~u.9e of the Th~ family posseme6” a host .of good flo ~d ~hi~h ~wept away the ~eatgr 

,,-. T. JcrniFnn left on Wed r esday, t,erIible floods in tbc Arkansas vmlleY f ,iend~ in Dawgon wbo deeply TeWet part of ~eb]o, It will be .seveml 

Inne lst, on a montb~o vacati ~n visit wh =re they expected to make $Evarzd their Ieating and ‘whose best wishes daye befO=e it ~il be pos~ible to re. 

_ _.J fm!mer home i~ Ifentuc , etop$. “a ttend them to their new home. etork road communications. 

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Karl Guthman left Friday for ROY 

after spending ~weral days in town. 

Miss Amy Welsh left Sunday for 

Arco, Idaho, where hhe will spend the 

summer months, 

nlr, and Mrs. E. J. Gordon of Abbott 

wzre shopping visitors in Dawson 

F~iday. 

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Eeale left last Thursday 

for the L. 1. Taylor ranch near 

French where she will ~pend her sum- 

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mer vacatiop. 

Wall tents, miner t nts, wL&On 

covers and tarpaulins, f ng cots on 

sale at cut prices at thu rmy Goods 

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Misg Sadie Murray left last wed 

for Ft. Collins, CO1O.,after a mOnth’~ 

visit at the home 

F. Murray. 

of her brother, W. 

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Supt. Fenlon expects to leave nexi 

Sunday for New York City where h~ 

) will attend the summer quarter al 

Columbia 

work. 

University ‘taking specia 

W. d. 

Han~na~er of the 

purchasing department of the Phelps 

Dodge Corporation, arrived this Past 

yeek from New York Gity b spend 

several days in Dawson on business. 

New leather putteeu, sb~es and 

of several qualities, sum er hats and 

caps, and camping par ernalia of 

all F]ndg, on Bale at low$ Army .eGoods Stir, 

ices at ~he 

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W. A. Meyer, general manager fO1 

the Phelp. Dodge Mercantile corn 

E::;?::: ::::.;”y:= 

at the Dawson tiore. 

Mm. D. G. Secrestandlittle d~ugh 

ter ]eft Sa~urd~y for. Raton w~eri 

they expected to tike the Santa F( 

limited for a‘ three-months’. sOjo~I 

at Ocean Park, Cal. They were tO b~ 

joined by Mm. Secrest’~mo~er~ M~n 

John Deighton, of ~ardiner, ‘N. M. 

for obetip m the coast tite. 

Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Evans left Sun 

day afternoon for Pueblo to ascen~il 

what fate may have befallen Mr~ 

Evan’6 mother and brother, who re 

sided in the residence distict devag 

tated by the turrihle flood. Fuidur 

to get any word from pueblo and th 

exaggerated reports of Ouch heav 

l-of life were causing Dr. and Mrl 

Evans much amiety. At the tim 

of go}ng to presB, nO fu!ther VOT 

had been received, 

The Business Men’s Aihlet~c UIU 

met foT organization at th@ EnEineel 

office on last Wednesday eveninl 

Quite a number of tho~e interested i 

the objecti of the club were preBer 

ti @cot plann. It wed decided thl 

the club would meet at 7.S0 on Wet 

qeaday evening at ‘the ~spensar9 am 

go by automobile b the target ranf 

beyond the ranch for practice. ~ 

dum are required End tie ‘membe=~ 

in open b all whO =re * jOin. It 

hoped’ that the club till be able b 

fore long m arranse for ~nasiu 

qua~rs f or the use of its membm 

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Are YOU Having Trouble ,Making End Nl@et? 


Perhaps the income is not na large m before. Even so, INCOME ia o lY onehnlf 

the story. The other half and by far the more important of the two, is UTGO. 

Are you gettiq value received for it? 

Look over your expenseB for the past month.-Were they all neces ~ry and 

really worth while? 

cause it was cheap, 

Did you buy something YOU really have little use fOr. ]u*t be- 

or have You bought ‘things beyond your means becnuse ?u happened 

to tem~rardy have some extra money in your, pcket or in your 

count? 

Answer the~e questions for ourgelf and see if You are guiltY. 

che king 

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If YOUare not etting abaa try a new plan, Open a Savings ACCO nt with 

us next payday, even t%1 ough it iv only a dollar or ton dollars or twenty do am, and 

then Each @ucceeding payday de ocit llkewise. Do you think that-so wall a amount ‘ 

is not worth bothering about? %OUwill find ~f you give th, plan n fair cb/ nce thnt 

You can get along without that ten or twenty just as well and YOUwill .. hmv~ ... ,. 

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to show for it at tha end of three or six months time. 

YOU will then wonder why you didn’t try this simple %~erne years a O, fOr it 

will give you a better Iaea of the value of money, an~ give YOU a certain Ba :x?actiOn 

in looking back over the year’s work, that can be obtained in no other ,~aY. 

It is never too late b commence over, so start in.. np~fi ...... ~nvdav . with’ an fimOunt 

you feel You should or can put a~ide. Don’t put it off longer L, ...-. 

wsiting until you have a hundred or twohundred, because thrit timeI 

may n ver come 

and vou armIosinc valuable timn in the meantime. ,. 5. 

Start nob.” Any amount welcome at 

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SAFETYDEP~TMENT. 

NOWLEDGE OF FIRST 

AID SAVES LIFE’ 

Wh.le repairing the h~h tension 

.ansformer at No. 1 fan last Wed. 

esday, Dan Smith, an electrician, ac. 

!den.tally came in contact with one 

f the wires ca~ying a 2,300 voltage 

nd wan immediately knocked uncon. 

:iouo. The presence of m’ind of An. 

y Seppie in rescuing the man from 

is perilous position and in rendering 

irst nid by artificial resuscitation un. 

oubtedly saved Smith’s life. 

Smith was taking off tbe insula- 

‘on on the transformer when his 

md slipped, causing him to touch< 

[e neighboring metai. First aid 

aining promptly applied by Mr. SePe 

in prying open tbe jaws and pull. 

g out the tongue to prevent tieng- 

Iation wau followed by the reeuntuting 

proce~ which, if it had not 

een administered at the time it was, 

ould have been ueeless. This is but 

me of the occasional incidents arlsig 

to demonstrate the incalculable 

alue of First Aid knowledge. 

Mrs. J. B. Morrow, Mrs. Earl M8YB 

nd Mm, C. W. Hoover were hostesses 

t a delightful party given on last 

Pednenday afternoon at ‘the home of 

lru. Morrow. 

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Mrs. Sadie McDermitt entertained 

:ompany of friends at cards on last 

turday aftmrnoon. 

Mr. ~nd Mrs. Cecil Long returnad 

! last of the week to their home in 

bo tt after sev~ml days visiting dt 

: home 

>ney. 

of Judge and Mrs. T. L. 

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Daw son Hotel ~ 

Jehn- ixenbaugh, Mgr. 

A=Ian’ 

Fhe funeral service of Mrs, Rea 

Rodrigum, who was s’bot by ber Electr c Lights—Steam 

!bandonthe26th@fMay, was hdd 

Heat ‘ 

Sunday, the 28th. The officers 1 

re yet hemi unnble to get trace of 

: murderer 

jntually. 

but expect to find him 

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Auto Service to Raton 

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Auto Laavee Grsga ●t 9 A. M. m.d 3 . M. CkM@ C~rm 

WELL EQUIPPED MACHINi SHOP 

Full Line ~f 

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Jitney Snwi.O t. -II Pa* of CiUI Nieht or D-r 

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CELASED BY THE BOX 

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Doyle J. Calvert, represen~tive for 

the Albuquerque Morning Journal 

wan a bus]neaa v,sItor )n Dawaon laat 

k., 01, Hall, a negra living ~, Loretih, I -: 

#_ ,. i was brought before the Justice court I 1 

last we~k and fined $25 and costi for E. 

~ HOURk: 

running a disorderly honge. 

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Dawson. N‘.M. 

,. Supt. - ~. L. Fenlon wag :n attend. I Fancy Cre~ms and Ices 

~,ti12.00 M. ante at i.ne regular bimonthly meet. j :. 

@SW F.M. 

‘“i.oaP. M. 

ing of the County Board Of Ed~ca. 

liol~, held nt the co”’nty superintend. 

ent”s office .ir. Raton on Monday. t 

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Miss Sadie Hanna left Saturday fo~, A four-weeks’ term of ~ummer 

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Las Vegas. to atknd the eight weeh~ school is b&ing held this month .at the 

Chapter No. 28 

E..mv m,,,, m,.,,. session of the No~a] s“mmer%cbonl. !Central school. Mfssea Me.rtin and 

Ill .- -,- \“.,uuL, 

Re&lmr Seeaiow Imt + Sd 

P- Tk< l~awson concert band is hold-~ ‘“~~w ~lgya H 

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O. E. S. Social Club meets every 

i~g rezu!ar rehearsals on Mlday eve- ~teacher at the Cen 

other We&esday afternoon 

P’ 

E,ngs at uhe lodge hall, in preparation ~rh”rgday for Mad 

- tirn Heume. 

for the big event scheduled at D=w. 

&,&ge No. 36 

spend her summer vaua.,... 

Visitom C.rdiilly Wefc0m4 

BOn for the Fourth” of July. 

~m. ANNA MEIKiE, W. M. 

I Juanita 

Order Eastirn Star I 

;? &*::: R C. Spencer of—~i~s, a former; THE REV~~” FISH 

M-H.BkRTfE J. BRADFo~, s+ 

-mm “ w ,W. resident of D’awson, waH ~ ~isjkr in AND GAME LAWS 

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IY* ●I camp on Friday. He etntw that his : D. G. Skcrent of tbe DSW. .-.. hunk .. ..... 

P Hall im ~r~ “:-h . ree-y ear-old son had enf,re] y recov. ; ~ ~ocal ~=r. ____ ...:... “f 1 

P,... JIWLIV. .- the s~~ idence that such EU” or Me ia O~ed 

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.- W.l..=e. ered from the exfiosure suffered re- Game and 1,=, ‘-~ ‘X%rden: ~, received this or contrbRed by the pernon o~ing, 

‘.M. 

cemtly while lost for four dayq and ~=%t week ~ ~“pp,y -,. . “1 -* finplications 

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occupying or controlling tbe proper. 

,. . ..... -———.- *’Y. four nights among the rim rocks of ~“d ,ic~n~e~ ~hicb ,1mre .-. -nw= ,,1 ,ready for ty in which such sho~n or ~HIe is 

~ X@d ~lver canyon. ! those desiri”r th~ > snme. Special ub 

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this year to cartuin 

Tbe followi~ Da~son teachers will ‘en~inn “ called 

Sec. 6. All duly elected or a~ 

revlulons of the 1game 

and fish laws 

pointed and mvarn peace office=~, and 

k-”’ m-.i. 

com;ll~te this week a two.weeks~ ses. 

nlade by tbe rece nt state legislature. 

fion, of County inetitute being held at the stnte game warden a“d his dep”. 

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Of particular im] portanceto the un- 

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the County High School building in tie+, shall have authority, and it is 

naturalized resid enti of Dawson is 

fiton: .Miases Emma Scobt, Ermine 

hereby made their duty b ~rr~t, 

the strict provisi( )nu of the law Eovr 

Platt, Hazel Henry, Mrs. Mattie Mc- ~ , .. . ,. 

with or without wmmant, any person 

, ernlnr cne nuncln~ of game or the 

!11A tee, Mrs. F. F. Ffoorhead, Mrs. Win. . ‘ L-..,—— whom they have good re88rJn ti be. 

-= “’-- -’ ms in their poBse~nie 

Gtirtrell, Mrs. Chas, Young. 

lieve belong~ to the cln~ of ““natur. 

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The two new houses being built at be carefully read and heeded by alien tioned in Sec. 1 hereof, when fdund 

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the dairy for the accommodation, of i residents and non-reaidentu: 

in possession, or using, owning gr in 

the dairy attendan~ were plmtered ~ Sec. 1. It shall be unlawful for 

contio] Of a gun or rifle, or bunting, 

:1 TTP.Tn.n A Tw. this past week and wili be ‘ready for nny unnaturalized foreign-born resi- capturing killing or woundin~ a“y 

-Ii occupancy within a few days. ~e / dent Of New MeficO, Or Of adjOining wild bird or game animal within this 

new check cabin and lamp bouBe be- ~tates, ~ hunt fO*. caPture, kill. or state. ●’ ● ● Any such officer uhall 

Iing built at No. 7 tipple is abowt ’60 wound any wild birds or game ani- 

have authority, where he ,h~ gogd 

per cent completed. 

mals within this state; and to that 

remon tp suspect that any gi.tnor 

end, it shall ‘be unlawful fm any un. 

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rifle is concealed by ap un-natumlix- 

.-. ..— .. Miss Alice Weisser and Mi~ Neda fiaturali;ed, foreign.krn reflident of 

ed, forei~-Imrn resident, b P,pPIY 

Iago left Wednmday for Denyer and New Mexico, or of the adjoining 

m own to 9 P. M. to any justice of the peace or disti.ict 

Ithe 

west, where they will spend their states, to une or have in pog8emion, or 

cowt by filing armaffidavit charging 

summer vacations. Miss Weisser will u]lder control within this state, any 

such concealment, cauae b be. i~nued 

spend the summer at her home in shotgun, or rifle of any kind. 

a search warrant, and cauge a geamh 

Oakland, CaL, and Miss Igo will at. For the pnrpoees of this act any 

to be made in any place or places de. 

tend normal ncbool in Salt Lake City. unnaturalized, foreign-born pemn 

scribed in such affidavit; and guch of. 

who shall reside hr iiva in this atite, 

me Kni;h=of Pvthias will hold 

ficer @hall have aufiority, after’ de. 

or any of the adjoining statefi, for 

their annual Memorial service on next 

mand Vd refusal, to cause gny bui]dfive 

consecutive days, ~ball be consid- 

Sunday. The order will meet at the 

room inclosure, tent or place to 

ered a resident nnd be liable to the 

L7PECIALkIES 

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Lodge room at two o’clock to “march 

be entered and searched, and any 

penal ties impoged for violation of the 

in a body to the cemetery. The lodgr 

closet, locker, tiox, trunk, package or 

provisions of this act. 

will convene ~ain at 7.30 orclock for 

receptacle to be opened and the mn. 

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. Sec. 2. Possession of a shotgun or 

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the purposa of atinding in s body the 

tents examined, And ta aeiz~ any on 

rifle of any ki~d, at any place within 

or rifle found therein. 

) order divine services held at tho COrOmUn. this state, by any unnatural ized, for. 

ity church. 

cign. born resident. shall be conclu. 

Sec. 16. No ga~e shal~ be “&r. 

Raton Lodge No. 865, B. P. O. Elks sive evidence of’ the violation of the 

%ued~taken, ivounded, or killed in tie 

will hold a spec:al session on next proviaionn of this act. 

night, or with s steel or hard pointed 

Satur:!ay evening for the initiation of Sec. 3. Each person riolating any bullet or with any wiapon other than 

~{ng of all kinds 

.1 CIMSof twenty candidates. A large provision of thin Act shwR, upon con- sn ordinary shoulder gun or pistol, 

viction thereof, be punished by a fine I 

~nd the use of high powerad rifieo in 

Indry Agency 

number of the members of the order 

.~re plarlning to be in attendance from of twenty-five dollars, or by impri~ / 

qunting< and taking rn;gratory Wme 

hwson—weather condition permit. more thnn SO davs. for each offense; I 

~irds is prohibited. 

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Provided: that in’ addition to such BE IT ENACTED BY THE LWIS- 

:. I The new rock tipple and hoist for onment. in the county jail for not , LATURE OF THE STA~ OF 

tbe waste dump at No. 1 and No. 2 penalty, a~ guns and rifles of the 1 NEW MF,X1~ : \ ‘ 

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m. Louis Sikovich were 

ton last Sunday. 

ndy Seppie is recovering 

;n]n@@of the past w=ek. 

tippel was placed under construction 

this past ~eek< This new ,equipment 

will Wke care of the waste from 

Mines No% 1, 2, 3 ~“d 6. A Sti”d. 

ard wage traqk h accommodate the 

hereinbefore mentioned. kindn found [ Section 1. Every noq-resident of 

in ponn=gion or under the control of he State of New Mexico who shall, 

any unnsturalized, foreign-born resi- i ‘or the purpose of securing a New 

dent shall, upon convictiori of such 1 ~exi~o gam Ror fish license, make, or 

person, upon the ai~ning of a declar- 

,:,p to be made, any falge or fia”~. 

Ink Vigil and ddughter Vir. 10.ton dump car will be inshlled and ation of guilt, as premribed in this ulent statements ‘or .reprenentitlons 

I been visiting relatives i“ will be approximately 500 feet in Act, be forfeited to the State of ,New to any person isaui~ a game license 

I pati week. length. A stationary hoist will oper- Mexico, and shun be $uld by the sti~ iwu,ed h, OKin the name of, any oth- 

! Maeht= of ...Clayton is 

r parrots, Mr. and Mrs. A. 

Daws8n thin week. 

ate the dump car. 

Mr. James. Fleming and Mi= Emma 

C!ark of Dawson were united in mar- 

Game Warden as hereinafter direct 

ed. 

Sec. 4. The presence of a sho@ri 

er ~erson, or in the name of any flctiti 

us pereon, or who fidl hunt 

ga J e ot fish in the State of New 

1 Mm. Matt Cattillo 

ht non christened at 

had 

the 

tinge 

ton. 

last Thursday afternoon at Ra. 

Rev.’ E. J. Car’eon of the Resor 

rifle of any 

house. buildimr. 

kind in any room, 

automobile, vehicle, 

Mexico without a licenne Iawfnll procured, 

shall be punishsd by a fine of 

~~urcb on Sunday, Mny 29. 

~. Hanson returned yeder. 

byteria” 

mony. 

church officiated at the cere. 

Mrs. L. B. ~bp.trick and 

tent or mmp if any dwription within 

this etate. owned. ocetipied or con- 

not more than one thousand dollars. 

or by impri~onment for, not more 

a weektm ahence on busi. Mr. J. H. Estabrook were witnesses ht trolled by ah unnaturalized, forei~- than six months, or both such fine 

‘m#o. tha wedding. ! “ 

born resident, shall be prima facie ev- and impri~nment 

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The peak o high prices is a thing of the past, as you will realize whe; buying at this store. We are 

in constant to h with the large wholesalers and just As soon as the price on any article drops, we r?, 

duce our price nd thereby give You the benefit of a falling market. Naturally when we can buy for 

less we can aff rd to sell for lESS. Within the past twelve months the wholesale price on practically 

everything has been reduce?d and if you-visit our. store, YOUwill readily see that our prices are nearly 

one-half less t n“twelve months ago on a great many items. The more merchandise we sell the less 

we can sell it f , so buy your wants at this store and help us bring prices down. We quote below a few 

. prices on articl s from each department, that will Drove beyond all doubt that our prices are much less: 

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SUGAR PE.13100 LBS. ------:. -----------------------I----------:-------- $2;;; $~;; 

LARD, PER 10 LBS. _.)-------L----------. ------------__ --_-:____ -:-_-__L , 

DRESS GIN GHAMS, PER YARD -.------. --:-----: -------------------- :50 , :30 

SS SHOES -______ ._.___ --.-- . . . . _________________________ 12.75 7.25 

SHOES ___-_ -_-___ 7__-___ -_____ -l_-_"__________________,_- 13.50 7.75 

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‘ day evening from a visit to $ ~, N. M. by automobile to Old Mexico. wns a ..- 

Ju~t received at ‘the Army Btore: 

bck of reclalmed work 

Camp co 

kjnds of cam i g ude oti sale at ‘the 

Mrs. W. O. Barnett and 

~ of her visitor in camp the first 

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of kha week. 

~~~~,~t~ebk y ‘f A,~GOOd ‘re “ ‘f 

children left la~t Thurdday fternoon Moses J. Saul left last week for a Mrs. Cora Whittaker, who has been 

for a two.monti’ Visit ,wii 

,. in Flagstaff, Arizona. 

relatives visit witlr f~iends 

and Nebraska. 

living 

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i“ Kanaafl at the hosp!til for the pant several 

weeks for treatment, is reported as 

Mr. Richard A. McKnig t became Mrs. fisa 

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Green, cook at the has. 

showi~some slight improvement. 

: n patient at tbe hospitil t e lati f ,pital, left Friday for a vacation visit 

/ the week to undergo a mi{ or oper1 - with friends in Trinidad. 

ne’xt ‘rsaQ--mtstileave week for + visit with rdatives ‘I*’ 

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John $helton, James Wallace a“d ton, New Mexico. 

Mrs. C. B. Holmes arriy d Sunday iDon Mitchell, three well.known young 

,/ Mr. ‘E. Thomas ‘an- 

; from Albuquerque for a vi it of uev- men of Dawson, deft S“”day for A new line~ ~uba=ntid trunks, 

eral day~ at the borne of Dr and Mrs. Davenport, Washington, near where all sizes, has jtUB 

.% een received by tbe nounces he is now open to 

( M, D. ‘Welsh, 1’I 

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~they will engage in work, 

Army Goods bre. 

tf. business from d p. m. to 9 

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d for the prea. 

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Before going on Wur Ju camping] , The Ladie~ of tbe Mw8ehmrkLe-’e”~~~~~~~ 

p.m. for all kinds of ~re 

lWpiCe’ of the 

‘r trip, look over the fo]lowin new mer. ,mOn -e making preparations ta con- ~aw~on , ~ho, ., m,... . 

rnl tiluo naa been post- Refiair Work. 

w” hdise just received by Army duct threw OT fOur fltanda on the 4th ~ned ~nti, f 

!all on account of tbe ill- 

‘daSWre: ! Summer hat d CapH, fOr the sat;=fging. of the t~lr~ and p 

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ness of Mr8. h. I. Diru, , instructor. 

wrap legg;~g~, new le ther put. hunger of tiba holiday crowd. The bcd Agent for Gates 

canteens and campi ‘equip. Jmdieawill Offer ice cream cones, POP, Mr. Robert Buttrum and Miss MP~ ‘ H&f Sotea 

tf . bmOnade, cracker jack and peanuti tle Baca were marfid Saturday at 

f,, S.,. on t=: 

Raton, tbe couple returninE the ~ame 

day to make their home at No. 7 . 

~~’mrii;~q~;;~;’;~;;; ?;.~y David Schneiberg of the warehouae 

oamp. The bride w= a member of 

, for tbe P* year, was expe d h ar- depnrtnqent tias one hrcItier and four 

the 1921 a’raduating class, from the 

rive yesterday to spend a a mmer va- si=ters living in Pueblo who live oub Danon high ~.”h~~l. 

cation in Dawson, James w captain side the devagbted ~att:~, Ho-. — 

I ~ DAWSONBAKERYI 1of his coll%e baseball tea this past ever, the tiore owned by the brother The .Barwind baseball team are 

. season and is expected make a is locatad in tbe part of the city ~~hed”led k~ p]ay the ,fir~ team at 

I ~hong ~ddiiion for tbe ‘a 

huis Savio, Proprietor 

n team decked by tibe water or burnbd. No Dawflon on Sunday, June 26th. ~ 

.. for the summer. word hks yet been rec~ived aa b the fort,g are now being made by Mr. 0’ 

1- fite of his brother’s property. 

Italian, French or Ameri- 

Brien to secure a ‘firuLcb line-uI 

Complaint has been rec ived that 

canfor 

the baseball program h,ere on the 

kys are bathing in the V nnejo be- Mr. Charles T. Hurst, a brother of ~ou*~. 

tween tbe main camp and 0.7 camp J. A. Hurnt, arrived Saturday tith 

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j. and not tiking tbe precauti n tmwaar bk family from Thurber, Texas, to The funeral of Vincenw Margariti BREAD 

I bnthing clothing. Marsha M&artY enby a montYs vacation in the who deati occurred laxt Wednesday 

L will arrest any individual, yonng or mountins.~ Juti a~ aeon aa weather evening at the bospitnl following’ in- Pastries of All Kinds 

; old, found within the vicini of Daw- con fitiona are settled, the Go Huiat jurim sustilned in a mine accident, Fresh Baked Every Day 

. non who is found batiin without familie~ ,will motor to the Uh Park wm held Friday with impre=ive cere- 

1 weari~ a bathing suik T s warninE country in the Cimarron canon for a monies. A large attendance of friend! 

should be sufficient @ pr vent bOYB couple of weeps outing, Mr. J. A. of the deceased waB present at the Candie*Tob~ft 

(‘“-from ~etixnr into serious uble over, Humt Bpending his week-ende at the funezal and accompanied the cortege 

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Amusements for tb Week at the 


MONDAY, JUNE 1+ 

TUESDAY, JUNE 14-- 

Program . 

“POOR DEAR MARGARET KIRBY” 

Featuring ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN 

That popular nuthw, Katharit.e Norri#. haa built nsko.y that fit- 

Elaine Hammerstein to a nicety. You will enioy thainteremtinn 

tal= wh,.h unfolds iti=lf, with Miss Hammerstein its central 

pivot amd a well balaan.ad. ca~t to mupuort her. The stow’talln 

in ati entertaining m=~n=r the strugglms -f a YOUngwifO t- meet 

poverty where it .tie~ks in at the back dOOr.and the hapmine~~ 

wh!~h Work and consci.nt~ou. effort -ill h,inK. 

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WEDNESQAY, JUNE”l= 

THURSDAY, JUNE I& 

ADMISS1ON, 22c; W= T== 3c. 

“BURGLAR PROOF” \ 

Featuring BRYANT WASHBURN 

No, its nota●tory about a safe, Thmro ima’t* safe i= the world 

that is a, burglmr-proqf ati John Herlow. Tha miriuteJohnlaid 

w hand on a penny, it IIaver ebt ‘away from K,m. But thinus’of 

thi- nature usumlly continua for just ●o long. For John they 

sontinued uutil ho met Laura Lowell and then—well, vou mem~ 

mw mnything like it. If YOUIi$e comedy You are ~oind’ to like 

this picture’ and you will arijoy Bryant Wnahburn’#character! 

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-Also Mack Sennett Comudy in two reals , ~,. 

FRIDAY, JUNE 17— 

ADM1SS1ON,27=; War T*x 3c. 

“TIGER’S CUB” “ 

Featuring PEARL WHITE , 

Don’t miss the Cub. Pearl White h.r.elf admits that this is a 

good piFtur—”d, M ,a judge of her own pictures, she ,is dif fi- 

Cult to please. 

SATURDAY, JUNE 1- 

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Fubli,hed W.ekly b7 THE wELFARE DEPARTMENT 

VOL L DAWSON, NEW. MEXICO-THU=DAY, JUNE 23, 1921. 

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NUMBER 21. 

;,. O’BRIENS NARROWLU ESCAPE ] CIMARRON CANON 

] NEW AIR sHA~ COMPLETED I SUPT.. FENLON MARRIED 

PU BLO FLOOD I A SUNDAY MECCA 

Several 

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months of hard dril~ng Miss Josephine Mary Toohey of 

Mr. and Mrs. John O,Brien, who It is estimated that fully seventy- Iwork for No. 6 mine’e new air shaft Trinidad and Supt. George L. FenIon 

motired to Boulder o Friday, the five automobile, loaded with pm.ties was completed this paut week. This of ,Dawnon were united in matriage 

day of the Pueblo fl od, remned from Damon, visited Cimarron Can- sha~~ 412 feet in length and 7x1O on Wednesday, June 16th, at the Sahome 

the following we 

rowing experience. 

compafiied home by 

after a bar. on on Svnday,, June 12th. The day 

ey were ac-, wan ideal for an outing and quite geneir 

Bon and #rally taken advantage of. A numfeet 

in size, was driven at a slant of 

26 demeeg from the top of the mOuntain 

to the coal seam. The work was 

cred Heart church Of’ Denver, with 

Fath,er LOnerg=nP S. J.. Offlciating, 

Immediately ~ollowing thi~ quiet wed. 

. daughter, Roy and F y, who have /, 

been attending the cola kado state “nber 

of the pmtie~ tiucceeded in catch. 

ing a n;ce mesB of trou) even though 

Eta~ed 

at the 

from both 

same time, 

ends of the shaft d]ng, Mr. and ‘Mm..Fenlon left for 

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the crew working the e=t, where theY WI1l flPena tne 

iversity. Miss Fay ~ad~ ated t~l~ year 

from the collegiate co wge a“d ~y 

the water w“ak,high and quite muddy. dbm 

The beautiful’ mountain ~enery in and 

completing 13,6 feet of tUnn~ 

tie crew atOping up completing 

summer. Visiti wiu be made d~lng 

the Bummer in Chicago, Csyuga, On. 

finished his Sophomore year. the Ute Park region, combined with Zfl feet. So accurate was the driU- tario, Mon~eal and Quebec+ and SW- 

When Mr. and Mrs. a ‘.Br;en arrived the presence of several pretty moun. ing that both tunneln msde a perfect eral weeks S’Pent in New York City, 

in Pueblo about five ‘clock on the t.ein str-aws and an abundance of connection when the work wam com- where SuPt- ‘Fenlon attends the sum- 

, they intind- shade, make the canon a mmt aPPeal- pleted. Th outlet for tbe tunnel wiH mer uemion o: Columbia University, 

the night UD ing spot for thone who itioy the great be in mule canon above No. 6 mine taking special work. 

Mrs, Monte out-of-doors. The upper reaches Of /fan. It wiN be umed as a mule and ~n .The bride’n home was forrndy in 

Clark, former well kn own resident8 the canon in the neighborhood of the way, besides incr~ing the normal Cayuga, On~rio. She i6 a”graduate 

of Dawaon. The pres ?nce of heaW Engle Nest renemoir is easily rOachad air supply for No; 6 mine by 50,000 .of the Buffnlo Hospital ~aining 

clouds in $he we~t, how ~yer, gave Mr. over 

O’Bridn+ he tailed. ‘&a ‘(hunch~~ houis 

good roads in 

from Dawmn, 

lem than two cubic feet, 

making itpou-‘ - 

school, conductid by the Slstem of 

IChariw. For the past ueveral Yearn, 

to motor on to Colors< o Sp?i”@ f~~ sible to enjoy an entire day in Wls “K. OF P. ACTIVITIES she h- made her home in Trinidhd, 

the night. In spite of ,he p~tea~ of scenic region without undue exertion 

, where her uister, Mrs. Aden Donelly~ 

the Ckrb, Me ~fiy motored on in coming and going. Trout fitilng The order of=ghti’of ~mias now re~ideu. For the past few Yews, 

tiough tha hea~ -m n and reached is reported au being unusuatly good, held its annual ‘Memorial aen;ce on she has given most Of her time m d 

‘after mn. conaideririg the handicap of hiih wa- Sunday, June 12tli. A company of ‘ private duty nurue. On several Occaa]moet’ 

hub ,tnr and the rapidly incraaeing number about 60 membem .marchad ‘~ the Siona, ohe has been ~ummoned On SPPdeep, 

crated by of those who visit tbe canon.’ In ad- cemetery where a memorial uervice cial c=es to Dawson, where ahe althe 

Clarks was compl< tely demOlhh. ditiOn ~ the beautiful canon drive wan held.’ In the evening, the order ready possesses a wide circle of’ aded, 

the wall Oe watm :,wshin~ in one ~nd he wond4rful .paliidea, the fa- tided servicen at the Dawuon miring friends. 

end and out the other end, ~amying mow Eagle Nat r~~oir impaund- chr~. At the recant election of Mr.’ Fenlon closed MkI past month 

everything wibh it. .Mr Clark bad” a “Ing thousands of 

na~ow escape from b?ing caught in proven a dr~tigg 

arre feet 

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officers, 

and will 

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‘be in~alled on the 

h~ fo~h succ=ful Year a~ mUP=- 

tandent Of the Daweon public ncbaO~. 

the tidal wave. ,One ,vaitir working of visitirs who marvel .gt M remark- evening of J~Y 6th: The present h@ Etak of efficiency 

in the restaurant hm not yet been able piece of maaon~, la feet in Caspar Monte --------- Chancellor .mani~est in the Daw8bn PUWICflch~l” 

found.’ The living m art.?’rrnOf the height, that backe the wat~ ‘up-the =rl Dnpont —--- Vice Chancellor Bystem is largely attributable b the 

Clarks, where Mr. and Mrs. O,Brien canon and out over the broad bo~ms Frank Bessolo ------------ ~ela~ in*l&~nt .!ead=~kk *nd ~d w~k 

had origiml~~ phneti ti ~perid the of the Moreno Vaney for a distauce Ira Bradford ------ Mnnter at “*MS of Mr. Feulan, who hiIR given their 

nighi was also in the direct I!IIe of of eeveral mileu. A gasoline launch John Sheltin -.-...: -- Inner Guard yelfare his undivided nttitfon durthe 

flood and ti~’”mer, : ]~** ~~~- iS ~r~dy in aperati~ on this large Elmw ~lck, Jr. -A- Outer ‘Gu=d , ing ,Mege fo?ative ye~~. me etupletily 

inund,atid. body of water which, it is predictid, Delegates b Grand kdge at Sanh denti, from tie primary tO the high 

MISS JESSIE LOV -; MARRIES 

will shoAly become a famOufl fi~hing 

and summering Mecca for bundreda 

Fe: E. E, Shefllck, Caepar 

Mont8, ,Barney McGameY. ‘ 

school regard him an a close friend 

: who hm a deep ~nttreti in their wel- 

‘ of sojourning vacationer from the 

, fare. His hold upon h hmrta of the 

‘Announcement was madi this pa~t, hot ~la:~ ~~t?a h the emk It is nOt, c.mFIRE GIw TO 

Dawson mhool .peopb hnu been 

week of tha anarriagq of Mis~ “Jewie: unrea~ongble m -expect that the moun - 

ENJOY .OUIl~G strtiened with encb pmaing, ye=. 

tive and Mr. John ETett, Jr., at Ra. *S ~f ~mte~ Colfax County wil 1 

W6en Mr. and Mm. FenIon retu~ 

ton on ‘tionday everti Ig, June 18th ~oon become’” ~“’ popular during th e “ The gtrls of Ao KIYa camp, npon- ti Dawaon on bptembm lat, b make 

The Rev. Roger AUII yec~*” of St . hot ~ummer month~ an the ~v~ . -red ~ Mm. J+ ,B+MO~OW, ~~e~d their hO~~ here, they wMIbe heafiily 

Patiickps Roman Catha] i~ ~b~mh: pe?., crowded and much ,dverti~ed ~ke ~ to Ieave tom=o~ fOr a @~.,faya or ~eeted by a cornm”qityof well-wish. 

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Pub118hed on ThurmdaY at Dnwaon, Naw 

M*xico by the r Are You: Having Trouble Making ~En{3S Megt? 

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Jay T. Conwsy, Director and Editor 

Tamoa ●f aab~rlpti. 

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Advertlmln@ R&tee on Appllcatlon 

Entered a-ond-cltiae 

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I I MatihJw*u1 rsturned the last,ef Mr, ni-.d M?n, Jack. G7ub~elch were 

the week from a ,vacatipn visit in Lakk, visitO~S ifi Raton over the Week-epd. .— 

Born: June Qth, to Mr. and MTs, 

Dwight’sIceCream“’’” E, “OTida”-— 

D, Deeter gf the Miami Valley Cruz I 

C F Seymour, who recently came 1 

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7 P. M. t~ s.00 P M. have led almost every householder to !o Dr,wson to assume tbe duties of 

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Lot-Gold rim spactacle~. Lost be. 

attempt some gardening. The favor. l,nem FInfoy the telephone system, ~e. tween .Brdl park and town. Finder 

ing climatic conditions have trane. signed his position and returned to please return to Dawson Garage and 

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f~ormed. many an unattractive back Denver. 

receive reward. it., 

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and front yard into a bower @f’tbrlv– 

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in~ ~een that is a delight to the eye Hon. J. Dwight Giddings, one of Miss Esabel Connor, who has been’ 

a“d w;ll prove an appetizing BOlace the state’s furelno.st oratorg, will de- 1nttending the ~tate univefiity, has 

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iver tbe Fourth of July address at 

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taken a position for the summer with 

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.— dens till prove close competitor for D~w~On, 

~the auditor’s office, 

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Vermejo Lodge 1~0. 36 the $100 in cash prizes that will ba Those having public announcement I Eusebio .Vigil rettrrned the 13th 

awarded by the News this fall for the to make ~oncer”ing a lost or f~u”d ar. 

from Trinidad where,he attended on ‘ 

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finest gardens Krown in tbe different ~i~]e, O=~ ~a~t ad of any kind, a~e re. 

Saturday, June 1lth, tb@ funer~l of 

sectiong of Dawson. 

* Wmrnumicati w ●m. 

minded that the. columns. of the News bis mother, Mrs. Cleofes E. Vigil, 

—, Fourth Thura y. mt lMr. and Mrs. John Wallace are the . 

are available for that. purpme at very who formerly resided in bawson, 

Ledge Hdl i Opera 

uitdthn. [“ pnrenh of a new son, born .June 10. “~minal.,rate$. 

A qpecial coach was carried by the 

VisitowAl----- Wmlkme. 

Judge T. L. Kinney rktur,,ed Satur- 

J, M. Gordon, local operator for “poII]y~~ On the fir=t two d~y. Of 

c. w. “TkUR;+ON, ” . M. 

O. F. WAFtFIELD, -’y: 

day from a brief abeence on business :Ile railroad cOmpany. returne: the last week for” the accommodation of 

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first of. the week from Mosquero, thOae att,nding the ~pe~ial cel,rbra. 

where be spent several days, While I 

tion at Moaq”ero in honor of the 

Louis Sayio retuTned last week attending the big celebration on tbe ~reatio” of the new county of Hardfrom 

a brief absence on business in 17th and 18th he made several flights i“g, 

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the feature eve~ts of the celebration. Mr, Edward Pniirrk, a graduate this 

Mrs./C. B. Holmes left Sunday for 

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montb ‘from tbe Northwestern Unlverher 

home in San Bernrrrdi,nd, Cal,, af- The.Aoyal Order of MooBe ~ave .n ~ity Dentil college, at Cbicagn, arrived . 

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ter a pleasant week’s visit at the kome enjoyable dance and banquet on last last week and ,then proceeded tn Al. 

of Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Welsh. Saturday evetiing at the Lodge Hall E. F. SCOTT, Pj . 

buquerque, where he will ~emain for 

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and Opera house One of the features a ~OUPIe of weeks while’ taking tbe 

Tbe store house department receiv- 

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ed from Tyrone th]s past w@ek a three 

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picluri show. Two thousand feet of “return to Daw~on about July lot to 

car load stipment of supplies consis?- 

SANITARY AND 

Mooseheart film and three thouswd trike up his work a~ .an a?~i~ta~ tO ‘ 

in~ of bar iron, pipe. fittings, bolts 

feet of comedy pictures were shown. )Y, c, w, R~over, 

UP-TO- .~TE an~ builders supplies. 

—, The proceeds from the entertainment 

Children’s Hair U*S a Nos. 1 and 2 tipples hnndled 1,729 ia to be devoted to “the building of a 

An addition~l number of new’ 

mil)e cars” of coal in last ‘Thursday—, larga church of al; creeds al Moo~e-. ~wi~g? and ~lldea fOr tb.e USe of the 

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carries an,nverage ,Ioad of t\vo ton of 

—.. — Y being spiked. Bein~ unable to refOr 

Cluelumi WaBhln~nP \vhere they 

“expect tO make their future ~ve, 

ities, which prvvide excellent facilities 

for the younger cbildrqn wbo en.” 

~ime work for some iittle tinie, he 

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!eft Tuesday for a mOnth’R absehce at 

Lonz Beach, California. OawsonTailorlShop 

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INCWsanihsry @ilets for the use of 

MIS. ,Wyper was present~d with a joy tbe use of such apparatus durrng 

beautiful P1n by the ,LadIes ‘f” the “the uchool Eeanon, ‘ / 

Eastern Star just previous to her departure 

us a token of tticir high .eB- An sub p-stink of Mr. 

Lcem. Tile best wiohcs of many and Mr~. Harvey Springer. and daukhthe 

Central” achtidl building ye being friends attand them on their :long “$, Mi8s LOniBe end Mm. F. E. ScOtt 

OUR SPECIAL~IES 

completed this week by adding the Journey .to the new home. ~~ ieft last Saturday morning for Den- 

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extra room required onto the south ‘- ver from where Mr. Springer will go.. 

to Sam Ie, 

Marshal McCafiy hng been ener- to Toledo, Ohio, to attend the annual 

end of the building.. 

getic during tbe past twd or three .woose ~Onvention he]d J“”e 27J”]y 

Suits ma;e to ,0 er Mr. and Mrs. John Pattkrson made weeks in cleaninu out sevaral disOr- 3. Tho rest of thm party will enjoy a 

a hurrhd motor trip to Pueblo on the derly hOu~es that have made thei: two-months’ motor trip through WYo- 

Hat’s cleaned and ocked \vcek following the Arkansas Valley ~Fpear~nce at Loretta and tiic upper ming and Nebraska. Mr. John R. 

flood to ascertain the fate of Mrs. >..m2. Several arrcs:s “have been Lawis, a former assiata”t at the Daw. 

Cleaning of ‘all “rids 

Laundry Agen y 

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“Patter~on’s brother, whose place of 

residence was in the flooded area. 

They had experienced a nfrrow es. 

cap,e from being drowned. The lady 

made and the rem~inder of tbe undes~rab~ 

e!ement ordered out of camp. 

Such nu]sancea will not be tolerated 

and the, marshal ;e authorized io” use 

eon” poB~ office, arrived Saturday 

ftim Lake Glty, Fla., to take charge 

of the office durink Mr. Springer’fl 

abaen~e, on July lst, the Dawson 

conductin~ tie rooming houue Wherq all means necessary in ridding the po~t of fia,e will becope an pffice pf 

be was stuying wae Iogt and th~ houee cpmmunit~ of weir cvntanrinating in- the ~~cond cla~ with Mr. Lewis as 

swept away by the water, f Iqen$vs, assistipt po!tpraster, 

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SEASONABLE GOODS “AT MUCH LESS THAN REGULAR ‘PRICES 

J ~ PRE-lNVENTORY 

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s June 20th, Ends June 

In All Departments. Don’t Forget That 

SALE 

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During this ig Ten-Day Sale all Etoiks must b reduced, all odd$ and ends “must be swept away by the 

mighty broo of little prices. They must go! They’re going to go ! And we want you to have them at 

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paring gre bargains and cutting prims more deeply than ever m the past; and now we offer you 

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B on hand and indulge in”the rarest bargain pickings ever offered in Dawson. 

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ht—Between the ntor m and No. Mm. Amo of the Moreno Valley, a Cris Chousia sustimed a badly in. 

~ 7 crimp: a cameo brooch. $6.00re- former resident of Daweon, -s a jurad back in a rock fall on last PROSPm GREAT 

~ward if returned to atira j ewelry de- ahOppin&vi$itor in tiwn on Saturday. Thursday and i$ at the hospitsl for 

~ FARMSMTIONS 

9patiment. 

lt. trmitment. 

-. Mrs. R. L. Ollver and MISS Vera 

Reporte fmm every part Of COlfaX 

Mrs. F. C. Diver WaE:hcsteee to B- Oliver of Ra~n ~~re viait~~ i~ camp ( Extra cop IWSof the ‘ special edition cOunty are ti the effect that an al. 

1 small company of her fme r de on laBt this past few weeks with Mr: and Mrs. of the Dawwn News may tie hnd by moat Unparalleled prospect j~ .e~ead 

,Klday af tirnmn. Leslie MurrrIy. calling for the same at the ~lfnru fOr 411, agricultural intar~t~. The 

office. 10c per copy. , It. crops were never in better conifition, 

I “ A new line of sulmtant d trunke, 

George Dale and family left Sun- and the ranges are rich with gram. 

W aizen, has just bean rece ~red hY tie d8Y for ‘Denver where they have been Mrs. B. F. McGarvey left Iaat S8t- Catt]e are in prime condition. The 

Arn-IYGoods tire. < tf. 

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called by the death of Mr; Dale;e urday for a month’s, visit with her rainfall h89 been so abundant thst 

: The Dawaon Garage ha s delivered brotherj ‘Mr”~lbert ~d=ldge. daughter, Mm. WoodB, ]iving in much Qf the wheat will make a ~P 

new Dodge towing cam thi i paut week Krembling, Colo. wfihout further moisture, it is stated 

Mm. J. Q. Welch and daughter, in several mction~. 

to Robert Smart and P. A . Tiller. 

Mira Jo, left Friday morning for a Mr. Dwight Williams, represenh. 

visit of eeveral weeku with Mm. tive f~r the Dawa~n Fue] SaIm tom. Mi~ Sara% McNally, who recently 

I TIIe spec,al mstinee eiv en OnSn~ W~lC~G m~~her ~~vingat ~p,~o*, in 

orday aftirnoon, June 

pany at Dallas, Texaa, wag a vidtir returned from an- absence of eeveral 

1lth, hy th~ LlneoIn County, New ‘Mexico. 

&fety Department wca e)ljoyed by 

in Dawson Sunday while en route to months from Dawnon, ‘has taken her 

former position as an assistant in the 

eeveral hundred minere. The prO- Mru. A. M. Van Dyke returned ~in~dad fOr the ‘CoeI1De~em @on- 

~hoe department al the big store. 

gmm consiEtid of ~everal reels of en- hOme F~driy from a vkit in Oceola, “enhl’Jn. 

tartaining film prepared by the U. S. Mo. She wna accompanied home by 

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The semi-rnonthly pay day was 

‘~oreau of ~ines. It is tha pian of her mother, do is visiting in Raton Miss Ruth Evans, daughter of. Dr. 

*hanged this past week from Saturday 

tho Sef ety Department to sive these at Fee.ent. 

and Mm. F. B. Evana, amived home 

to Wlday. 

Sunday from Sprin@ield, Mo.. where 

free picture shows once a month. 

Mr. and Mm. John E. Flamang ar- ahe haa been 

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~tte”ding Drury colrived 

Sunday -ening from Aurora, ]ege. 

~rs. Edith bwder, tiilVel ng reprq- 

111.”,to spend a month’s viuit at the 

mntative for the Moosehe art home et 

home of their son, Mr. C. J. ‘Flamang 

Moosehmart, Ind., was in Dawnon Sat- 

As a reiult of the recent campaign DAWS(INBAKERYI 

,nrday making arranereme nth for the ‘f :he ‘Udito+a ‘ffice” for futis for ihe support. of the SaItransportation 

and care of the three vation Army, $270 waB secured. Daw. 

The Dawson troop of boy *outs is 

chiidren nf Santiago E errs ra, who ~“hcipat[mg ~ ~umm~ camp in the son’s quoti was $200. 


will become chargea of th e tome. The 

,three new additions will make ten 

,D.ewson children now @e;lg creed 

,.fora the Moose home. ,“ 

,, Several new commun itg garages 

,%uverecently been compl etei for different 

aectione of the Cmllp. The 

gr=t demand for Earagea dernon- 

“mates that quite a reprfinentitive 

mounbih~- ~OIIIetime during tbe preE- 

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Mr. Johnson, the scale inspector, 

Cberheu7g, Rance, June lS.—The 

wa~ here Wedneedsy from El Paso on 

his ~e~lar monthly inspection Of fOrm@r - Ge?man super-~ubmnrine 

mine scales. He was accompanied on Deubchland, which, in 1916, slipped 

N- tn”r of inspection by several of inti Baltimore harbor from Germany 

the repreflenktives from the welfare after ‘darinE]y running tbe gauntlet 

~ommittee 

Italian, French or Amerimn 

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caru and nre making use of week- Margaret ~mett celebrated her ing guard off the Virafnia capen,was 

tend occasions. to get out fo ! a day’a 

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thirteenth birtbday 

present week. 

on Monday of the 

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UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT tion of thepmceedn brivedfrofi the 

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The Sug”mite team was defea~d by New5 was re=Sunday of tha 

performance will be given to the 

The girls of the ~0 camDfire pueblo R~i~ fund; the balance will the first team on last Sunday, 21 w .a~cide?$ al death Of ‘. ~bert E1groups 

of Daws.n, with Mrs. J. B. 

6. The visitors showed no part~~iaC ddidW, former renident of Daw~n, 

assist in financing the8ummer camP 

Morrow end Miss Befiim McCrearY as to be e~~b]jahed ‘by the campfire girls 

atrangth and were scOred nPOn~~~ 

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guardians, presented an entertain- for ~ two.w;ek~~ ~uting, by the locals. 

..ment at the operahouoeonla~t Tues- The game on the Bame day ?t”’va~ de?$ co lid be, learned at”this time. 

day evening that waa well rendered R%TAIL COAL DEALERS Houtenwith the’CaPitanteamr esult- Mr. Eld ridge wa~ fOrmerly an emand 

very yleaaing. > VISIT DAWSON edinan 8to 4 tictOry ’iO*Van X~- PIOYeeOf the Btore and Of the Da?a!n 

The fimt part of the prosram conten, 

Winkler and Kerr provided the Garage. 

Dawaon wns honored on Tuesday battery for Van Houten and ‘Shaw 

aiatedof a~eries Of ?t=eOPEcOn view* 

Los n Eastman S-A Kodak in 

afternoon by aviaitfrOm a delegation and Malcom for the 1~~~1~, Hern’~ 

and moving pictueE, accOm~nied bY 

leather :ase. Reward. Please retwn 

of retail coal dealers frOm Kansafl, ~ 

a lecture explaining the h~tOry. Purt 

ree.base hit and a dou~le plaY, to ~ Ma-y. 

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poses and activities of the campfiie 

erti tO Holland tO Blaif, were the + “ .— 

E+bhahed tendance at the annual coal deaders 

organi~ation for girls. feature~ of +be game. CamI, cook stoves suitable for all 

convention held in Trinidad tK1sweek. 

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in 1912, the national orgUni5a*~0n is Score by innings: 

kind5 of camping u8e on sale at tie 

The w=hing out of several miles of 

now represented in evary fltate Of the ~H~ Army Goodu tire. Tf 

track east of AmariUo prevented ~oretta -.-. -20’ooootoo--’t 9a 

Union and in many OCthe cOun~ieB of 

mnny delegates from reaching ~ni- 

the world. The need of universal Van HOut~n- llo20004x=s6 L“”&-Somewhere ‘n ‘he ‘Wd b* 

dad qtaU. 

tween Ratin and Dawmn; a beaded 

girlhood was thus met by founding 

Escorted by Auditor G. M. Hanaon , TENNIS PRELIMINARIES ‘bag, ontaining svveral impOr~t 

this organization on sound ideale 

the pm-tY arrived about one o’clock bY. PROGRESSING ~ey=. PIeise return ~ the audi~fs 

which could BUPPIYromance and at 

automobile from Trinidad, and wer e 

the same time be an outlet fOr the 

A]tho”gh ~onaido..kl” kmqdicapped office i Or the owner. 

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taken to the Dawson hotel, where ai 

fra~ernal indnct and for khelove of 

by the prevailing ,ther, the 

special dinner had bean prepared. Mr. %ndM=urst and ~on, 

dramatic form and ritual that ever y 

Two intimating hours were spent by ‘June.to’’r:a’’’=n’ s .lST::; accop$ spied by Mr. Hurst’s bmtbm 

young ~ feels. It is founded on gTeml~ with th 

the party in an irmpectian tour of the 

~ate. and fEmily of Texas, expected to 

things that”.are univer=l and f und~ - 

~ f .cbangrn in utindi 

tipple5, coke t.vens and wmher. 

~~ ~nown leave t Ie fi~ti of the week for a .?amp 

mentil to girlhood and womanhood. Clam A in men’ 

Fire is the Camp Wre symbol be :, spaciai jnteremt b the several ladie e .-=...”., . . . . . 

Lg wet mal 

It in singles 

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ing are -king P 

‘B ~ingles hi “ 

the ~ea~e~t ~&,\,,y ..:+.. . “.. ... “,1+} ,.m.h ~ ,qeriei m tie CimarrOn UP Uh park cano~ 

of tbe’patty was the big utore, whit h 

cau5e, fist of au, ii typifiefl the of challenges yet unplayed because of ‘ Just reteiv~ ArnrY ~toy: 

roved quite a marvel to manY of tb e , 

Home. The Camp Fire ceremonbl Bp 

interfering factors- TwO. players in a lot of new stock of reclaimed work 

Patiy. The party ret~ned tO Trin i- 

are built around the fire bpcaune in this classif icatiOn have be~ unable ‘g @Om ah, t a bargain. 

& 

dad tie Bame evening for the conclud - 

thi# simple act there is comance 8n d. 

play hecauaa of @n@ absent .onv~~-’ 

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lng bu~ineBB aeaaion an Wednetiay. 

k.muty. The watchword of the Camp tionsi At tie present time, the clase Proi. C. H. Dye, who ig at~nd~ 

Fire Girl is WohelO, made by cOmbin- MELP!NG T.o SOLVE “ ification st?nd~ ~ f@~OWs: 

‘MQOrevthe au n“mer semioh at the bs Vi.- 

..- tha .... firnt two lettern of three I 

THE PROBLE M‘ ,— Sheunaatd. . . . lMoehler, MaYs, Conway. I Norti~ * visited at hOme Over ~q 

word%Work, Health and Love. .The — “ IBird, McGaW.and Yorlng 

week- nd. 

By E. Stephens. 

,—activities 

of tbe organization cOn~i* 

Tbe time is ~ow quit- Le “-- rlpu ‘.or 

IM~cE Bef re going on your June camp% 

of camp craft, Handcraft and the 

teaching of Nature tire and Phtrio& every citizen Of every ‘-‘— class “- to wake 

tip, 1 ok OV= the f ollowing newW? 

A geierai m=of the WeHare 

un from the nkl.;htmare 

of the “come- chand se just receiveti by *he ~! 

.lsm. 

~mmittee and all chairtien and com- 

Goods S~.e: ‘S~qer hab and cafi 

The second pefl of @e Prowam ea’y-go-e=y’r past t.- ye-s and “to mit~e members for the ‘FOUrth ‘f 

~onni~ted of a varied pr~~am Of face facta and condltlons aE they now 8P leg~ngs, new leather Pm 

JUbY, celwrmt~ofi axe Te*e&ed k? ;:e:, ~nteen~ and ~ampi~ ~ ‘ 

confrontma. The day of giving !ittle 

“campfire ceremonies engaged in by 

If meet at the Welfare Office at, ev- ● 

the gj~a drewed in Iadinn coqtumea and receiting much h= passed. 

ment f all Kinds. 

e)r.thirty ,g’$\oc,k Friday evening (~- 

@Ud ~embled ~ ~em~de -t 1 we a U ati ill m.e5taw. !m- 

.Wopow evming) for the purposa of Xr . and Mrs. J. J. _ of % 3 

ti.e ~ $ap.fk. The m setting : ~- - a n*- ~~, we =~ wt completing all details for the D?wtig 

the b,+t tier+ ia in w iu* .wha@er 

iti, am?, were --tirg .~ver 

with iti subdued li@k fiontribd.@ a 

celebration oqe week *om neti MO.n- ‘ 

heautifuf, hnmornWB ~~mnd line of work that may f~ ta ua to , w%! Pd:+ Paww.n. Tb* ~e. 

‘ day, “J~Y 4th. It ia ve~ impofint ~, ~p~~ .*W ~~~q, 

~~r thie .p]@~ “fi&re of the en-: &fiorm. Mbor must f~ly ~precia~ that every committee chairman be ~Wher Mr, &her i~ in ~ttenda~ 

the all-importint matter of .w-op=a~ 

t~inmetit. 

me *peting fi~mbef w=.”fi May ing with the employer and in raising ; f’rment” the B nual Ta- Retail Coal deal 

‘ Oonv tion .ae a di9kict re~ 

pole dapce bY ee~ve tirh dr~~ in . the 8ta~=d Of e?ficienW,tO ~~ high ‘; DA~ON’~~ EL~CT”i 

white w.how itiica~ ~mrms , ,=t win% po=ibla. 

vlwm~ +v~ f the D8waw Fuel Salea 

,. ,pany. 

~bo~t the Nay P& & tie cbnrlgjng , :1! wdB to -n ~ n’J em- 

~qj~m.~ tie ~& light proved e hi . . ployee, Or -OVB of e,mtiOy~~sp cPn At g recent nreeting Of the Daw~o n, 

ful *,*=cie, ,n&ed. -e tio ml o exPe& m.or.e$.m,rnany l!ne of Industi Y- T ough the efforts of the 

club, MMS~ Eoran, Warden an~ 

ancan aa separate npmb& were ,tiv -, than they are willing to put inti it ., ‘ emu .s”generous aum w.e~ flee 

Bgrg”wer yere re.elec.ted au ‘firec -, 

.ev by ~rotiy Diver and Estail ‘Mur.: ~er~?r?, it ~hOuld be their first an d: tor~ for ~ ~rm of 18 ~ontha ,,T& ~ from individual contiutio”n t,hia 

.wy, who SVme We,tiy dremed nn d, K1g@6\ aim to M ,effi,cient “at wha t- 

V.ea for the @eblo flood Buffer 

Ward “of nlhe directirs were to mee t: 

W,em ti,ery af~c h tie~ i*pr* 

ever post they may be e~loyad. Th e On *Y 4aY, ~everal yOung ladies 

T~tiw ev.enins to ele~ c~h Offi@eru“. 

tien d their dsn@e6. 

employee aIJ4 the employer alik e Sla,@ b *k ,corle.ctio.nof these yo. 

‘?OFthe ensuing yew. 

The cervrnorIial campfire meetin g. .ehO@ -work ~%@er in * mpi~t d tary conti?butiOnn. ThOBe a~I~ 

wrtu prauented in a series of ~nep ~ - d=~ra$ic fideli i! = af~~ ? WE w=sTu~ MATCH ~u - .OrK on Psy @BY were LUU, 

~~p ~wo~t, ~~g.wet Pierce Y 

~ponaan snd dancw by the ensetile a: Place ow iad~~~ial ~yet~ On * ~ ~“ 

The wregtliW=h wheduled fo 

cgmpang, ~even girls gave ~ graph iv. that -yvld ?Lminati the PW. j~ - 

r: Gqr .ud.e Bridges, 

last Monday avening resulted ‘n ‘e m-i :, .~ 

inw~etation of +he Beven laws Of. o!ai= Bqping aur Wren@B. 

: etral secuting me first fau in 16 T, e G,overn”ment rain wage, 

the campfire. ~ grouP of eight gir 1% 

DEAT~MITH minutem and Salvntore, the aacOnd ta 

dremed to repre?ent the c+m.Pfire 

11 at e .E. P. + S. W. depot, abo 

~in.9 miuti. when ~ime .for the thit 

beadri ~n color ,defined in recitat.i on 

dti 

precipit?tiOn for the fi~t. 

Marcus A. Smith, a rnachini~tt di ed round waa called, D~*xl f“~rnti d: da; in June of 4.27 inches. 

the mmning of each he~d cOlOr. ‘f’he Thursday evening at *he hoBPi~l af- becaune 

of an injuw auB~l~ ln ‘e’ “rnojtUre hive been distributed 

“work Song”, ,*M8mmie Moon” and. ter an illnew vf OVMa -mOn~. M ‘s ~econd round. The main event w au mos ‘d,aily”showers, the heaviest 

l*Wah~lO,~, the campfire watchwO rd, ~igter, Mru. .Lura L.?wis, amived the @receded, by a match between tw.” hOu: 

precipitations ~eirrs 1-20i~ 

were ehorua number~ heafily enc or- snme evening from B~mingham> A‘a. r ~r=~er~ and by a battle FOY81, ‘ *8 ~th und l.s9 irr. on the fitb. 

ed. A first aid conti~ batween B but too lab to Bee her brother bef ore 

- picked team frnm the cmtiire Eirlu he died. 

c~KS 

and the boy ocouta proved Qne of me Through the &f*rta *f -*o Of tie 

interesting diveraiOna Of the PrOmam. macbiniuts, 8 generOus p~ae was se- 

The wodetful wOrk n~w being dOne cured m qmi~t in defraying tie h= w, 

for boyu and girls through the nati Qn- expense for the shipment of the body 

Hlly ~r~”~ed flo”~ of carrlpftie back & A]abama for burial, 

~e ~e. 

We de8ire t=enm Our ainc -e’ 

thanks w ~U *o* *hO were ~ kind 

to a=ist us during *~e il~ne= ‘d” 

death of our b~loved aon and broth 

of eeve,ral quahties, Summer hata 

+a and =mping paraphe~ 

al da, on sale at IOWPric~ 

er, 

girln and boy scouti iu rapidly ex-” maina, -accompanied ‘by the Biutur,ief t 

Marcus A. ~~th. 

,Mrs. EMMA SMITH, road camp. was establish 

tending inti evev 10cal~tY. me event cm the ti=~n Saturday mOrninK for 

Of Tiw.aday eveni~ gave the Daw ~n Birmingham, where iti~ent wiu 

people an opportuniw b titne~ One take pkce. 

in~re~ting p~we of these activi ti-, 

thut are being increasingly emph m~ ~“and Mrs. W.””b. ‘“ 

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Mrs. LURA LDW~S, 

~1B8 IIENOl?A S~TH. 

~+ =. ~d,~ld ~eft ; 

ad and made W W$uce renulti~m this: panle~ 

community. The evidence of cm ef@ to -bn 

by ~ ‘“ 

for a vitit over thewee~i 

priparatiop Bvd bd work d~~ 

by “the recbnt Zrodpction reffeti 

yed 

tie. Mr. and ~. L F; Brown return Dr n v ~ mt-din~ 1-”2-- ‘-”-- ‘-- ‘--- r Iclcat.1 

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a. Dr ent bridge. The new 

gresti 

~nined 

credit upon” aU those Wk- tie “1* of ~i ~~~ 

me ca,rn~fire ~irh fOr tiu .wee~’ HP ~ ~.zOna 

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VOL 1. DAWSON, NEW MEXIC& THURSDAY, JVJNV 30, 1921. NUblBER’22.” 

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lEIE~RAT[ THE: FOURTH ATDAWSON cAMp’’RET=TOmEpA ‘ 

S-B- AT 

~ACk lNE SHOP ~ 

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The ignition Of = quantity of 

mordding camporand, 1o(:ated in n 

mall shed in tbe rear of ihe machine 

ohopm,war re~nnible f or a small 

‘ blaze which wan checked before any 

mah~ial damage wnu don (~. The fue 

alarum, turned in aboht St!ven a’clock 

Thumday evmni~~ accc.m~nied by an 

nnimual volume of umo ce drifting 

down tbe canon from the vicinity ti 

No. 1 and 2 tipple, W- a renpoiudble 

! for arouning tbe curioeitg Of a good 

many hundremf ,of Daweo l’a pOpuladon, 

who appeared on tht scene in a 

few minu~’ time. ‘Tb~ tiTen baa not 

i bud an opportuni~ ,ti exercise it6 

tim for a real fire sine e the bmieg 

of the Simpson hoax ding ilouae 

on the ,m~ning .,of Ja nuary 6th. 

I Twenty-five hone cti et Itionn scac 

[, tared ‘fir.@out the cam p and mod 

1 wa~ preanaure for evOry se~tion me 

~ Me precautionary memum . tiken for 

) imwing the community fr am any t3er- 

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A jolly party of 16 Campfire Girls 

of A-O-KI-YS CrUIlpleft 1a6’t Friday 

noon by automobile fOr a tv-weeti’ . 

A BIGDAYOFGALAEVENTS– 

camp ;n the Cimatron canon aabout 

ALLENTERTAINMENT FREE~hreemjle~abov~ 7J~rk.Aheav- 

Ily loaded truck pteceded the party 

garly in the’ morntig” carrying tantm, 

Prizes of $26 and $15 are being of- beddjng, chuck arni~a, cold cream 

lrrfle~ T~~2tn”nT2k7Yaz $; !ered for first and wcend prizm ifi 

and first aid .uppliem. The .ampinE 

uII the old-time Mlllg. Under the di. the tug of war for which ~everai 

upot; iu an idsal location, with plenty ~~ 

rection of the Welfare Commitbe, a :ompeting teams are beinK etitired. 

o 

f 

rool spring water near at hand, B 

big pr~am .of entartilnment that A nail driving conksk for the iadieo, 

wildernmn of wooded mountainside b 

will keep the. Mt boiling from early with prizm of $6, $S and $2 for the” ~ijmb ~“d only. * two+hour ride fmm 

motning until late night. Afl enter. #innera, is expected b provoke uome 

homa. Every precaution pomible wu 

tilnment, including the ball gaame, teen competition among thorn wbo 

mken for insuring the comfort. and 

picture show arid dancing, till be free think they know bow to use a ham- 

Isafety of the campm, who are ank , 

ta all. The genmal arrangement of mer, 

ipating an ideal two weeks outing ba- 

the, day’s program is w followu: The following ra.wa and fize~ are 

m3use of the prtiablliw tiat tie rainy 

9:30 A. M: Fimt Ald Conti on rnnnounced by the apoti committee: 

seawn is about over. In addition h 

Main tieet naar ~st office. 

!irut, second and fiird prizes offer. 

, the prenence and protecting caare of 

10:00 A. ,M: Patriotic addrem by ad in er.ch event: 

the he guar~lans, Mrs. J. B. ‘Momw 

Hon. J. Dwight Giddinge. 

60 yard d~h, boys nndar S, $1, 

and ma, Earl Maya, tie girls are m- 

Noon: Batbecue and pic>ic at tbe 76c, 5h.” 

ticipating frequent visite from those 

wove.” 

60 yard dash, boye under 10, $1 

iow Canffagraiion, 

2. P. M: Races and afilatic sporte, 

at home who can upate, a day for a 

16C,-.6OC. 

on main ntiqet. ‘ 

trip up the canon, Variow Mkee -e 

60 yard d~, boys under 12, $lj60 

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planned ti points of intireti in the 

3 :~0 P. M. Base till: Damn m. $1, .7se. 

Van Houtin. 

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Ute Park ragion, including the Pat- 

60 yard daah, girls under 8, $1, 

lsadas, the Eagle Neat dam and a 

7:80 and 9 p. m. Frea pictoto show 76C, 50C. 

k 

climb up tbrouEh ~be PiU ,forOCte to, 

st the opera houee. 

50 yard d~b, girle undsr 10, $1, 

road between Colfax and t ‘i 

tie - ~ tie d,~jde. & ~ma am 

9:00 P. M. Speckcuiar firework 76G K&. 

~, turn-off ahdd in earn- ~n%~d~~ 

display. 

the-present camp mtnms, the girlrnof 

60 pril dti, girk under 12; $1.60, 

umrrdng, June 20th, and w‘ill h punh. 

Uda -p, w’i~ M* ~-~ - 

S’ive teati will participate in the $1.00, ‘76C. 

ed by Con-r C. W,,S nith of Lae 

ardlan, expect b lsam about July 

Ffi aid contuat for .whih Libmd 50 ywd dark girlrnurider 14,, $2.O(t 

~‘ VW ~ @e@&iy”h’ h~oe iblk This’ 

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‘7th for a *-,- et a, 

prizen have been offered for firut, $1.00, 76C. 

1S.2 mile stretch of ld hway was 

same spot. !Phe girls now in CmP 

second and third prize winners. Each 50 yard dmh, girk fr~e for all, 

: broadened and graded luring the 

ate: Helen Paatofl,’ Maise Teeple, 

team will consiut of & men. Each $8.00, $2.00, $1.00.1 

i wing and several “Mnks” straighten. 

Sentina Al?rano, secund~na Perdomo, 

man on the firti prhe winning team Sack race, $2.00, $1.00, 76c, 

;%d OU~ - 

Marcalla Mibdmll, Jtiia, fi~iar, ~ 

till receive a $16 {gift; for second Three lesged raice, $8.00, $2.001 ]* Mejk]e, Egtell M“may, Eula ~- 

“ The road chp har bmn established 

prize, a $7.60 gift; and for third’ $1.00 

~ at Colf= for 4be force wo rkinE fmm 

W Fay StiD, l?.limbeti WileOn, 

prize, a $6100 gift. A fimt aid cm. Potati race, gfrls, $2.00, $1,00, 

., the south end, A pit o [ excellent 

tifica@’ and a button will ab h ?’5C. 

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Dorothy Diver, Eveiyn COV@, Ma- 

‘ ‘@vel hao been apened hill about ~00 yardn muth of the COlin 

the conti~ ‘ 

$1.00,7fic. 

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~, :~ii~,ti &f :;c;e;: y“~ayn: The Boccl contist, for which a $25 100 Yard damh, boyn under 16, c~MMEN~ ON SPECIAL EDITION 

prize iu offered, will take place during $2.00, $1.00, 76C. 

l;;i:!IJi~:!:? 

‘, wmd for the 

~“y:; 

U are being 

trawor ation and 

the morning and will be competed for 

by teams from the” several aectiottu of 

the camp. 

The Da+wn ‘band has bem holding 

100 

$8.00, 

22o 

$3.00, 

yard daflh, free for all, $6.00 

$2.00. 

yurd dmk, boys under 18, 

$2.00, $1.00. 

Undm the c=’dDawnon Nsws 

Issues Fi~ @ecial Edition;’ mneighbring 

con~-por~, *he Rnton 

I , a~ding of the gravel. It is eati- regular rehearmln for neveral weeks 200 yard dti, free. for dl, $5.00, ~nge, has the following to nay F* 

~en,ted that at l~tthree :month. will and wi~ .%e in readinw to ftsrnish $8.00, $2.00. @ding tie isstie of Jcne 16th: 

“‘be connumed in the wor of sorfaac- some ~lendid muuic for the da? and Biucls race, ~ti nuder 16, $8.00 ,,A rmarkably h~dmme ‘p-ti 

i ind,p,otided~heprenen~ rate of 800 for the dancing at the tinnis courti $2.00, $1.00. edition of tie Dawnon ~wb w i$yards 

of road ti oovered & work. during the evening. 

Bicycle race, buyn under 16, $8.00, euad from the prem la Thnrtiay. It 

E; ~;wm:fd;::dfi:e:e:n”t rak of aoo 

Hon. J. ~~ht Giddlngu, on~, of $2.00, $1:00. comprised eight six-column pae, ilr 

awuon and 

the tits’s leadine-. nmwuuanermen . . 

the county #eat cam be neE~tiatid e- 

The following offlcinls have been lum~ated with-49 ,fine hn~-~n= Of 

and an orator of mote than tiati 

~ ily in an ho.nr. Bidm til b Bowned at 

~elect.ed: various sizes, printed on book paper 

wide repute, will deliver the foutib 

in photo brom ink 46oO copies were 

‘the Stiti Enaineetia oft 

Judges: fitnt prize dnner, J. J. 

of July addre~. 

printed b covsr the regulm lirt and 

‘ Fe on July 2* for the 

McGoey: Bemnd prize winner, T. .C, 

What promise~ h be the stellar 

rovide copies for general dlaatriiu- 

[ eorfacing of the 12 mile 

Hill; third prine winner, A E David- ~m 

event of the day will be the serving 

butween Crdfax and Cl 

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of the big barbecue at noon by the 

“tie vrufons f eratnre subje~ 

King of the Cannfhala and his crew of 

~order: 12nrl Burwer. ‘, 

; POST OFFICE SECONIkCLASS 

tieated of, and which, by the my, are 

amistnnts. The finest baby beef ob- Megaphone, l). G. Secrest. 

mogt interestingly handled, are: ‘Daw- 

I TbmDawmn=fice. becomes an tainable on Jhe mrket ie now in cold Paymaat%r,,Wm. Horau son, the Coal City’; ‘Welfare Intitn- 

‘oMce of the aemnd c1m tomorrow, storage at the big tire awaiting the Silencerp C. A. McCarty. , tions’; %e..Dawson hblio -ols’; 

oJuly lst.. As a’ result 0f the new big event There will be plenty of 

Starter, John O\Bri?~ ‘The Dawson Coal Mines’; ‘Daween 

Lelw~lcation, J. R LewiH, who form. free meat, bread, and pickles for 

:$?)j W- _Pkyd by the off 1A, be. everybody and spatial precaution will 

One of the best games .of the sew 

Preparation’; Tipple Preparation’; 

‘A Modern Washery Plant’; ‘Dawson 

~,ceme6tinbai-t postmntaW !. Hereaf. be tiken to aee that everyone baa a son is booked for tie ]atwr wfi” Of ,~”j~W D~j~y~ ; ~m”~~ ombm~ nnd 

:%, UNmail ?=eived will b~ distribu~ chance to get their barbecued meat the af tsrnwn. Nan Hontin haa bwn GnrdenV; ‘Mine ~wue ~fid li’j~jd, ; 

>ed and Bent out @n Sund 

without any undue confusion. 

ntrengt.bened by the addition of aev. ‘Familiar =amon @ten ~$, ~~, 

The afternoon will be given over eral flint claw players and the visit- 

“It h a ‘mout.creditable production 

ti the full eujor-rneti of the aporta ing team h coming p~epared ti anprogrnm. 

Mr. .70hfi O’Brien, who haa nex tha money: No one hould fai!l 

from evew a~le, and graphically @etn 

fdrth the fine work being ‘done in 

hyz will be from 8 a. m. 

charge of t.bue features of the en- to Witiem thie game. 

Dawhon along dl linen, m wei7 ae tbti 

tertainment, ~= madO arrangement At 7 :S0 and again at 9“in the evmany 

attractive fmtnree of this, On@ 

,, ~ H. Bell of Waldo, N M.i wd a’ for. several special eventi that will enln~ the uDers ~Onae *11 sive s of the mod nro=e~tive coal miriiw 

‘occur during the field contents. Conhued on Page Two lcitieainthe~orl~.’) -, 

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JaY T. Conway, Dlrrnctor and Editor 

Tem or i3.bmrlDtiom 

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AdvertlU1nE RsteE on AnQllmtlon 

_,Celebrate 4th. at Dawson_ 

(Co~ti~uedfromFnge1.) 

utart at tie tennis court which will 

free show. At 8 o’clock, dancing will 

be well lighted and the courts given 

a Emerouu coating of corn meal for 

the dancera. The mmic will b~ furni~hed 

by the Dawson band. At nine 

o’clock one of thk finest fire works 

displays obtainable will be displayed 

from the point of the mountain above 

the rantih, The fire workti commiliee 

is making arrangement for making 

this display fast and furious, with 

no intermi~niani between acta. Don’t 

mim it. ● 

$60 in priseu for the tennlu Wurnn 

ment will be awarded to the winnert 

in gentfemen’s single@ and double{ 

and ladies’ singles and doubl-. The 

preliminaries in this tournament’ ~r( 

being played tJdn week and the fi 

nals in tho four main events will bi 

played at tie tennis courk on thi 

morning of tbe fourth, ~rting a 

eight o’clock. Seatn will be pmvide( 

for tboee.wha desire to witnew tb=t 

con~ati. The tournament is opel 

b everyone and all entranta uhoull 

‘ have’ their names entered with th 

chairmaq .of the tennis committee 

Mr. Guy Moore, by Friday eveninf 

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AMBULANC& VIA AEROP~NE 

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‘ ‘‘: ‘1’he hwson-wl was throw 

inti u furor 0! excitement laat” Sal 

urday afternoon hy the receipt of 

telegram from ROT, N. M., sayin 

that an rieroplane wau oi iti way ‘t 

Dawson with a patient and giving i? 

structiona for the ‘plane to be ‘M w 

the landing field 8 miles down tb 

canon by an ambulance. The Ih-mil 

trip W- covered in 45 minutia by ~ 

‘plane and itu two passengers, Mr: 

“Eugene” ROY and baby. They we~ 

safely delivered into the kee~ing t 

the waiting j@ysicianl Inqum inl 

particulars, which were 110~given i 

the telegram, brought forth the f~~ 

that the baby had swallowed som 

thing. tiat had’ lodged in~ls thro 

and the aid of the Dawmn medic 

staff wm nought by “the quick=t PO 

~ible rou$e. Aviator !di,llingE MI 

the Laird ‘plane from Wichlta Kan: 

which has been a~tionbd at Mowue] 

for the putt two weeks, W= aummo 

ed and the trip consummatedin r 

‘ cord time. 

On arrivai at the hosp’ltal, it w 

found that the obstruction in tl 

baby’s throat han disappeared and t] 

child was apparently all right. 

As a re~~~cce~f 

entertainment given on the evenil 

of June> 1st by the C-pfire ti.rls. 

nice sum H netted for the tce”wu 

ies of tbe two c-P~. A POfiOn 

the money ham been given ti ‘t’ 

Pueblo Relief Fund,. the batnnce k 

ing devoted to the expbnse of t 

two summer camping .~ipu. 

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CONVENT1ON BIzlpcS 

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Tbe coal daalem’, convention, hi 

at Trinidti Ic.st week, brought a laz 

,“ humber of vtil~ w -I)awuon duri 

Are You ,lHiving Trouble M~king En s Meet? 

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PerhaM the income k .~ ... . amlarge m before. Even SO, ~-CVME i, only onehalf 

the story. The ottI.sr hd If and by far the more imporhnt of the two, i owrGO. 

Are you gtiing vnlue receivdd for it? ., 

Lmk over your nxuenneB f~r tie paat -nth. Were they. ~ ne@ MTY and 

really worth wh!le] Did You bu uometi-ing you really have little uuse 

fo I , juut b+ 

ca~ it was che~, or have you Kought 

thinm beyOnd YOUr me+ bOcaue Yau happened 

h temporarily have’ come extra money in YO.U pOcket or In YOur 4eckingac- 

count ? 

Anmer khe~a queation~ for aurself and nee if ou are guilty. 

If you =e not getting ahea : try a new plan. a pen a savingB Ac :~~ WV; 

us next aayday, even though it is only a dollar or ten do~lar; or twenty , 

then each succeeding pa day de eit kkewise. 

is not worth botheri a%outq ~ou wily find !~~~i~~e~~~a%%~llc ~n%”~~ 

you can get slang wi%ut r.ha~ten or twenty just an well and you will have *methins 

tu show for it at the end of tb.ree or MXmonths time. 

You wi~ then wonder why you didn’t try this simple scheme Years go, for it 

will give you q better Iaaa of tie value of money, and give you a cc-in u.tiation 

in looklng ,back over the year’s work, that can be obkined in no other way 

It is nevm too late ti commence OVW,m et#t in next ayda ~th x amount 

you feel You huld or can put aaide. Don’t put it off longer \ y Mi“ dmg y umelf in~ 

waiting until you have a ‘hundred or two hu~red, becaune that time may ever come 

and You are losing valuable time in the’ meantime. 

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Start now.- Any- amount welcome at 

le week Two differeqt ddegw 

ons of delegates motored over from 

ie Pass City, one spending Tuesday 

fternoon and the other Thursday ~- 

:rnoon. on a visit of inspection W.the 

}awson properti~. W. G. M, Hanon, 

sales manager for the hmon 

‘uel Sales company, had charge of 

mearrangement for the vi~itors’ en- 

Br~inment while here. Accompanying 

the viaitora. Were the following 

aleu agents for the Dawuon comany 

and their gue~: Mr. md Mm. 

J. &her of Wlchi@, Kans., Mr. 

nd. Mrs. Dwight L. Williama and 

ueet, Mrs. ~nu Hammond, OfDallas, 

An Intermting *ition 

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The Dawson Newn iaaued a spl~ndid 

pecial edition kst week and Editor 

:onway aa well as the people of Daw. 

on, have every r-on to be proud 

f it, The fine ~tiratiom of the 

humerous buildings and other feaurem 

of the big camp makes the edii,on 

enpecially~ interetiing M p~OpIe 

vho. have never been in Dawaon— 

!pringer Stochan. 

Mim Nina Wililams,’ a co!usin of 

Uiss Lura Anderson at the hospital, 

irrived the first of tbe week from 

%lorado Spilngs for, a visit in Da=. 

son. 

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John E. Adam arrived Saturday 

from Denvsr to assume the duties u 

wire chief for the local tdephone ex. 

change. 

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UNCtiIMED ~~ERS 

‘he Da-n &t office baIdB UrImed 

Iettem addr6saed b, tie fol. 

ing: 

:&, ‘Mary; Gillonis, Hugh; Gon- 

W, Salvador C. j Hart, Mrs. ~U; 

r~an, Mrs. Gee.; Quens,. John; 

lrigues, Trinidad A.; Sanchez, 

n. Vincin~ta G.; Sando,val, Cani- 

‘0; Tomes, Manuel (2); Valdes, 

micinda; We.SUm, H. C.; .Watb. 

,n. In calling, for the same, plex 

“advertised”. Onee cant will be 

Iected on delivery. 

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Daw ‘son Hotel 

John,] ~ixenkug~ Mgr. 

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A.m “an Plan 

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Eleetr ic Lights-S~ 

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THEDAWSON ~ARAGE 

Autok.- Gmgo .t 9 A. M. ●ad S . M. Cbd ‘- 

WELL EQUIPPED MACffl 

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Full Line ~f J - 

Autotiobile Ac~essories /- 

For a ~mited ‘Time ‘ ‘b’ nly 

OUR SURPLUS 

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STOCK -OF HIGH 

AT A BIG DISCO~T 

G~E CIGA~ WILL 

PRICE IF pbw ‘““I ~ 

CHASED BY THE BOX: f 

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Children’s Hair Ut$ a 

SPecialt y 

‘HOURS-S A. M, to P. M. 

sa~~w, OPOIIto P. M+ 

mJuanita Chapter o. 2S 

Order Eastern ~ 

‘~~r s=~u I#t ~nd srd 

O. E, S, SocinlClubIIIeti eve~~ 

other WedneBdayaf er~oon 

~rm H.u,e. 

Vi*itOra COrdiilly W Ioomd 

Mm ANNA MEIKLE, . M. 

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I M“. BERTtE J. BRADEhRIJ,smc. 

Mrs. C. W., Hoovm and Mrs. W. ( 

Hart motored ~ the Cam p~lre Girl, 

camp at Ute Park WcdnE sday for 

few houm, visit. 

Arthur Whlttaker rsturn ed ‘Monda 

from Boulder, Colo., wh, ,re he he 

been in akten(tance this pat t year a.g 

student at the University of Colorad( 

Mrs. Ed Gathman, of Roy, has bee 

a gu~t fOr the past severs days wit 

Mr. and Mm. Chao. Frasie] ,. 

DAWSON Df?,FEATs FAST 

. . BERWIND TEAI 

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‘A’hefnst Berwind team, with i: 

record of having been ~~efeate 

durin$ the present seamn, ~a~ d, 

featcd in Sunday’s contest, by th 

Dawson first team, 3 to 6. The gam 

was a first. class exhibition of the ~j 

kionn] Sport from start tO finish an 

was keenly enjoyed by the Iarg 

crowd present at the local diamOnd ,, 

~vitaess it. The game wan feature 

by a number of lon~ drives a“d b 

the sFort5mh”1ike co”d~~~ of bot 

teams durin~ the covtest. l~ntil th 

fifth inning, the game proved a pitcl 

er’s battle with Shefferma” for Daq 

son receiving the gilt edgg R“pp,Yr 

Two additional tuna annexed by Dav 

SOI]in tbe ei~hth sewed up the gam 

and “the locals found it unnbce~~ar 

to play their haM of the ninth. 

The reputation rJf the Da~~CI” ~Iu 

aS a bunch of hard.hitting, fast fie]c 

in~ ball plnyem is quite generally e~ 

tablished and the pre~ent season is t 

See this reputation main~ ined+ Th 

Tam@ Sunday signalized ~ victor, 

over one of the stiO”gegt ~]nb~ ~ 

Southern Cnlorwdo and D=w~on fan 

h.v. every confidence that the ba] 

lnce Of the season will hang ~evera 

more scalps’ to tbe belt. 

On neti Sunday and Monday, Julj 

lrd and 4th, Dawaon and the fas 

VfItIHouten team-s wil meet upon thi 

ocal diamond. V*” J outen haa bnel 

.I]nying good bail this se-o” and hal 

recently stren~hened ik line-up wit} 

$Cvera’1new players. The Fourth oj 

.Tuly game will h+ cal,led at ,3. s0 ~~, 

clock, ~mediately following th{ 

sports mheduled to trike place o“ th~ 

main street. The line-up for”tbe mm< 

last Sunday was as follows: Koehling 

:.; Sbefferman, p.; Scribner,’ lb.; Am, 

bose, 2b.; Lurnl~y, -.: Smart, %b.rf,, 

Kerr, cf.; Shnn”on, lf, . 

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The Dawson Garage is expecting M 

nlake deliveries th~s week to tbe fo]. 

owing, wbo have ordered new DodEc 

;Ouring cars: R. T. Bird, A“dre~ K~d. 

fie and Baker Shannon. 1 

A dance will be given at the opera 

house on the ive”ing of J“Iy 2nd “nt 

*r the auapic- of the Boy Scoute, 

Kom$ made pies will also ,be ~ f=. 

:ure attraction for the same date. 

Mes~rs, Clrro Norem, J, S. R“me]] 

ind J. H. Gafford motOred to Raw” 

in Tuesday evening, J“n= 21~t, ~ at. 

:end a upecial communi~atiO” of the 

Wasonic hdge. 

.The only available ]i”di~ field it 

lresent is the large alfalfa field “Ortb 

)f the E. P. & S. W. tracks between 

lawson and the dairy ranch. OM~c. 

:Ount of tbe great importance of tbe 

vind in effecti~ n safe Ia”ding, a 

atisfactory Ianding field should be 

1 Equare of aho”t EO”+cre~, permit. 

inE a landing from any direction. 

iviator Billinm will ~etmn to D=w. 

on within the next WO or three 

~eekB ta spend sevira] daya in mak. 

hg local fli~ht$. 

WORKMAN KILLED BY 

.ROCK CRUSHEI 

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While engaged in tending tbe roe] 

crusher being operated at Colfax fo 

the preparation of road surfacini 

matprial, Louifi Pritihett, age 22, ac 

cidenblly fell againti the crusherfll 

wheel, ?ausing him to be kil]ed a]mbs 

infltantfy. There was no eye witnes 

to the” accident, but the eviden~~ ~a 

quiti clear as b tbe manner of hi 

death. 

It ia presumed he was in tbe act o! 

shoveling out dirt that had caved i, 

from the side-hill sgalnst the revolv 

ing wheel, whe~ his foot slipped 

tbrowlng him against the large fl~ 

wheel and winding him “p ~“ th[ 

shafL His clothing was tir” from 

his body almost, entirely and his pel 

V;S, legs and head badly Iacerated b] 

being burled about by the fly whce 

shaft. Severa,l minutes had evtdent 

Iy elap?ed before one of the workmer 

dismvered the body and the ~“xin{ 

runnin~ the gru8her could be gh”t, off 

Medical assistance was immetiifitelj 

summoned fmm Daweon, but tbe m~r 

died shortly after being extricate 

from the machinery. 

The unfortunate man had beer 

with Contractor Smith for about a 

year and wan regarded a~ a firgt.clasl 

workman. A twin brother livin~ in 

Kansas was Imme:diate]y notified ~i 

the death., Tbe body was brougbt to 

Daw80n and prepared for burial, ” 

In accordance with a req”e~t re. 

:eived Friday from a brother living i“ 

Cabool, Mimonri, the ‘body was ship. 

ped Saturday morning to that place 

[or burial, 

AVIATOR VISITS DAWSON 

Arviator B, F. Billings, piloting a , 

LaitdiSwallow ‘plane from Wichita, 

Kans., landed atColfax Saturday af- 

ternoon from Roy, N. M., and mad? 

flights in this vicinit& during, ,his 

three-day stay. During his visit, n 

number of passengers from DawsfJ” 

availed themselves of the oppo~tfln. 

ity to take flights over the neighbor. J 

in,q country. A wonderful view can 

be obtained from the ‘plane of the 

nlountuinous countr~to tbe West and 

the plains country to the east. Rnton 

to tbe. north and Cimarron to’ the 

south are easily distl~ished at 3,000 

feet. The most congpicuons peakx 

along the wwtern sky line are Ba’ldy, 

Temporary headquarters have bee” 

established by the aviator at Roy 

while conductin~ a “jitney” snrvice 

for this $ection of New Mexico. There 

IS quite a demand for cross-country 

flights, besides Iocnl pasuenger ser. 

vice for those deuiring short fl!f?h!s. 

Tbe ‘plane will be located at Las Ve. 

gas durin~ tie Cowboys reunions this 

next week. 

David Schneberg, clerkof the Store 

house depafient, was ~hent i“ .DPn. 

ver this pmst week on bu8inesg. 

, Mrs. Al Bourne returned lsst Wed. ‘ 

needay from a three-weeks) visit in 

Raton &th friends, 

Mrs. A“lex Sneddon and ,Uiss Jess:e. 

SayerS were hostesses to the ]adieg of 

tha kaatern Star on Wednesday after. 

noon, June ,Zznd, 

Mrs. Wm, H,oran entertUin ed a, 

company of her lady friends on Wedncsday 

afternoon, June 22nd. 

‘Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brenna” and 

little daughter were expected to r?. 

turn the middle of. the present ~vesk ~ 

from a month’s absence in tbe enst. 

DAWSON CLUB DIRECTORS 

ELECT OFFICERS 

The nine direc:ors of the D,awsv 

:lub held a meeting o“ Wedncaday 

~vening, June 22nd. for the p“rp~sc 

If e]ebng new officers for the fis. 

:al year starting, Jul y 1at.j Tbe fol. 

owing officers were e]ected : .P~e8ident, 

J. B. ‘Morrow, ~vice-president, 

John O)BrierI ; secrekry a“d trea~”r. 

or, H. T. Vanderwaal. 

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Miss Margaret Hanson, daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Hanson of Amar. 

i]lo, !l’Exas, h= been a gu~~t d“tiw 

Ibe past week at the home of Mr, and 

~rfl. G, M. Hanson. 

Deonitls titallo, the little tb?ee. 

year.old ky who was accidenm]ly i“. 

jured this past week by being r“n 

over by a truck, was @ken hOm@ 

Miss. Helen Boyle, who has been Tuesday from the ho~pital. The tb~h 

conducting Mummer ~chool, ret”r”ed bone. was fractured ,but is now healinz ) 

t~ first of the week to be= hOm~ i“ nicely. 

Trinidad 

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to ~pe”d her 

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H“mrner Vacn. Tbe four weeks 

conducted at tbe 

ok summer ~~hOol~ 

Central school bj- 

Mrs. Elizabeth Meik]e i= at the ho~. 

pital this week receiving treatment, 

Misses Martin and 

eluded lam Friday. 

Boyle, was con., 

About thirty.five 

Charles Sneddon left Tuesday 

morning, for a te”.days, visit in c~l~. 

rado. 

pupils availed themselves of this 

portunity to make “p back work, 

Miss Celeste Martin, one of 

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the 

BaY fdttrell, son of Mr. “and Mrs. Dawson teachers who haa bee” co,,- 

E, R. Littcell, retlir”ed this past week ducting a monhh)s session of summer 

~rOm a year spent at the university 

)f Illinois at Champaign, 111. 

Charl~a T. Jernigan, wbo has been 

school, left Sunday for Yukon, Okla., 

Ivhere she expects b spend hnr summer 

vacation with het si~ter. 

;njoying a month’s %acation visjt at A camping party, consisting of Mr. 

11sformer home in Kentucky, ret”r”. and Mm. James Saul, Mr. and Mrs. E. 

)d Monday. 

T. Ifngle, Mr. a“d Mrs. RCIyHi]] .“d 

A number of tbs promi”e”t bffi. 

!ials of the Phelps Dodge” corporation 

Mrs. E. C. Babbitt, enjoyed 

znd fishing trip to cimamo~ 

a camp , 

Ca”o” 

were expected to mak an ~fficial over tbe week.e”d. 

,init b Dawson early i“ J“]y. 

Reporti fmm the Campfire Girls 

!ampwg above Ute park in Cimarro” 

anon give a glowing acco””t Of their 

experiences and of their ideally locat. 

:d camp. Quite a number of visi tor~ 

rere up over Sunday to sample the 

amp cwking. 

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crawford, pnr- 

Seveti] members of the IOCmI Ma. 

3011iCorder mutired over to Ra~” 

Inst Tuesday evening @ attend ~ ~P=_ 

:ial communication of Gate City 

;odge Nw. 11, which was addressed ,hy 

Srand Ma8ter Lester of Mesjlla park, 

V. M,. 

The Reed Carnivml com~ny, which 

Mae marooned i“ Daw80n for over 

nts of Mr. be Crawford. arrived 

he first of the week from Gamiso”, 

‘exas, for a monti)s vitit i“ DawsfJ”. 

ir. and Mrs. A. B. Calhoun, of port 

.aVaca, Texne, mre also gueuk at the 

:hree weeks on acmuot of thmArkan. 

Ins Valley Flood, left on the morning 

)f the 22nd for Dodge City, Ksns., 

‘Ora week’s utand. The Carnlvnl car. 

les, fifteen cam, inc!udi”g foir ~]eep. 

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parenbr of a new daugl 

nrday, June 18th. 

Mr. and Mm. A. Sut 

Colorado, were ~etis 

of Mr. Eagletr. 

~ Mm. John Paaqualol 

Trinidad the last of the 

heveral days visiting wil 

\ James Saul is drlvin 

deliveredon Wlday ~ 

.Garage, 

Thos. Petty, mine fo 

‘ E mine, purchased a n 

,. passenger car which R 

this pagt week 

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that each department had on hand a number “of broken lots of 

different classes of merchandise. This merchandise is all first- 

~ass, but we must sacrifice it in order to make room for new mer- 

chandise which is mnstantly coming in. It will pay you to zome 

in and look these spetids over, as it means big savings to You, 

and a dollar saved is a dollar made. 

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~.~e~e~ •~*~ ~b~9~e~ 

ee are the Miss Elizabeth Burn% of ~mah~, 

born Sak Nebr., arrived this past week h tipend 

the summer with Mr. und Mrs. W. C. 

of Newat, Barnitt. 

paut week Miss Sadie Coyeti, Luelk McDarmott, 

Milded Dehng and Winnifred 

mhred b Teeple were =Siating this $ast week 

k ti spend at the store Wtb the tiklng of inveniends. 

tory. 

Jeff~-4, Mrs. Catherina Rodeghiero wem ope 

D.eweon 

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eratad upOn Tuesday 

hospitr.1. 

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Buick five publi~hed by the Eialr school graduati 

delivqred ing C1=S have been left at the wal- 

,fare office for disposal to any. who 

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IY la~t Saturday where ~W K .p. I The pool hall at the opera house 

bdge wan inti>tuted tha ame eveni WU~*eOpened On MOnday eveninE of 

ing by the officers of e Daweon t~lg week after being clO~ed three 

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rsportad. 

The following memb, 

mwumllAdm .... —.-=-wit”~sd 

. . IIf -- tha —- n., .._x lodge of 

,d th~ ...- ....--- in+tistion of Z7 

time wee month~ f~~ needed repai?s. The six 

@oI tables frabe been re-cuuhioned. 

I of the 

The hall will be open on eveninp and 

e in~~l]~ during the afternoon on idle deys. 

~em~em Robert McKinley hm~been employed 

~didateg ; to take charge of the hall. 

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on~, C. C.; Earl Dupo L V. C.; Peace ‘baa been quite busy this past 

‘; Frank Eefmlo, Prelate; Ira Bradford, week with ueveral matters. Tex FOS 

M. A.; Barney McGwrv~y, . W.; E. tit was fined $25 and co~ for run. 

E. Sherfick, Jr., O. G.; Littrell, ning a ~r *thOut a liceme. Ea~y 

‘ 1.”G.; Prank Sheltin, Joh Render. Zambroue waa fined $50 and costa for 

‘ mn, Wm, Herrdermn, Wm. err, Alex ulautihtering animals within the mn- 

Sneddon, Jr.; C. C, White, eil Stew- fine~ of a ~ll~n and conducting a 

art, Ray Dupont, Klley Lit 11,Jam,ss butchering businem without a license. 

~“ Hearne, W. G. Moor+, W. . Holtry, Matt Kapich, wbo has been wanted 

H, C. Shefi,ck, R. E, She ick, *m y the officer,g since the day a @till 

8@vms, J. A. Wlller, C. . Reme, WSE found in the cellar of hia place 

obt. Buttram, Dugals Ausland, at Loretta, returned this pant week 

11 ndy Merle, 

:,Gordon. 

.Tas. Turner d W. B. rand 

gave 

to Raton 

himself UP. He wns taken 

and placed under a $1,000 

‘ A nmv line of substanti @unko, bond to await his heqring bafwe the 

fti iisea, b juut been recei ed by the September term of Fe,~MI court at 

tiY Good- Rtora. / t.f. Santa Fe. 

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Sheriff Aba Hixenbsugh was in 

Daweon ‘Saturday on businem in connection 

witlr hie county office. 

Mr. and Mrs. T. Pmlnzzmi are tbo 

parerrti vf a son, born on Baturduy, 

June lSth. -. 

Mes~m. Afax Sheddon, A. -W. Hall 

and Chsrles. Sneddnn muhred h tie 

Red River District last Saturday on 

husiemm. 

Dr. C.. W. Hoover rsturned Friday 

from attendance at the state meeting 

Of tha Skta Dentil Amotintion, ‘held 

at Albuquerque. 

, Missm Nira and Shirley Nuttar re- 

~urrredto their borne in Roy Saturday 

aftsr a s~~ visit in Dawson. 

F. Delgado, of Lae Vem9, Inhmal 

Revetiue ma., was a bnsinew tisitir 

in camp over tha week-end. 

The P. D. M. Co. atire was closed 

all day Monday for the taking of tie 

annual inventim of rntock. 

Mr. C. Franccds arrived this pad 

week from Mormrci, Arizona, h take 

employment with the P. D. hf. Company 

store. 

Wm. Simpson and M. T. Ca~pera 

left tbe lad of the week for a visit of 

several dnyn at Mr. Gampora’s home 

1ear Springer. 

A com~any of 50 boy scotrta from 

Liberal, Kans., have been camped for 

the pmt two weeks at Ute Park. One 

of the blg projeqti contsmpfated for 

the future is the convemion of tbe 

Park in~ one large oamp for the boy 

wonts of the w%. 

Tbe Ladias of the Mooeeheart Legion 

are making their prefrnrations 

for conducting four refreshment 

sbnds on Monday, the 4th. hmonnde, 

pop, ice cream tunes, popmrn, 

peanutu and otier good thingn to eat 

will be made ivaifable for tie thirrty 

end lrnn~ crowds. 

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Fred Covert ~etwed the lwt of 

the week from a two-wed ygration 

spent in %Iorado, 

Mr. and Mm. G. M. Ha’mn returnedTbumday 

evening from attend~”ce 

at.the s~ona of the Te~ Retfil 

COaI Dealem convention held in Trinidad 

this past week. 

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&y ~lttie]], son of M=, and M~g, 

~lttre]l of Capitan Hiu, rtiarrmd 

We~nenday from Champaign, Ill., 

where he ha.r been attending the Uni. 

versi ty of Illinois. 

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Lomt-Somewhere on Me rwd btween 

Raton find Daweon; a beaded 

bag, containing several impotint 

keys. Please return k the atiditi~rr 

*ffice for the owner.. It 

I BAWSOHBAKERY 

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~uis Savio~ ~optietor 

Italian, French or American 

BREAD 


Fresh Baked EverY Day 

Candies-To ~fi, 

Drinks 

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FOURTHQFJ 

At Dawson, New M 

A Big Day of Gala Events. Everythin g Free 

~Barbequeand Picnic at the Grove. Meat,COfee, 1 and 

BreadFreeto All 

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PUBLICSPE,AKING, BASE B+ ATHLETICCONTESTS,FIRST’AID CONTEST,T NNISTOUti 

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9j0 A. M,—First Aid Contis~ ,Main Str=L near Post Offim. ,. 

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ll*Ofi A. M.-Speaking at the Band Standby Hon. J. Dwight Giddings, ex-lieutenmt .gover r of Michig~. 

12.00 Noon-Barkue and Picnic at the G~ve. 

,’ ,2.00P. M.—Raceq on Main Streeti as follows: I 

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50-yd. Dash._____...---__&ys..---__&ys Under 8 50-yd. Dash --------------------- . Girls Under 8 

50-yd. Daah -____-_-------____.-.__BoYs Under 10 ~ 50-yd. Dash _____________________ Girls Under 10 

‘ 100-yd. Dash ..--__ -_.-.-._ -~ys-.-.~ys.Under 14 50-yd. Dash --..:---------------- -Girls Utier 14 

“50-yd. Dash ---------------------- MYS Under 121” 

100-yd. Dash --_.-... -._-_-__ ._..-__Boys Under 16 

50-yd. Dash ----------------------- 

50-yd. Dash --------------------- 

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‘_Girls Under 16 

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200-yd. Dash ____-_Y___. . . 

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mfor-All 

Potati Race, Bicycle Aces, Tug+f-Wm, B-i and Tennis Tournament 

3:30 p.m. Base Ball. Dawson vs. Van ~outen 

LIBERAL PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN THOSE WINNING FIRST, SECOND AND TH ti IN ALL OF 

, THE ABOVE EVENTS. TWO FREE PICTURE SHOWS: 7:30 AND 9P. . ‘ 

9:00P.M.-FIREWOtiSAND DANCING +T THE TENNISCOUiT. 

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VOL”1. DAWSON, NEw MEXIC~ THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921. NUMBER 23, 

“TANK TOWNmTEV ti0RATE5 Af%RoFLANE TO VISIT DAWSON 

IN CLOUD,3OF SMOKE 

The Laird-Swaliow aeroplane, m- 

The last mm=of “tank town” f~”ed fo+ fie. ~“mmw at Roy, w1lI 

or Dawwn’a “Chauhauhl la”, au it wan ~i~it Da~on ~t~ln the “Ofi few 

familiarly known, eva mrahd inti days for a two or> bhree” flaya tip 

smoke this Pam week w the tearing ~hi,e giv~g ~~ ~pwti””itF far a 

down and burning of r~ain. ‘iHky ~idett w ~11~o~e ~~ ~~oy tie 

ing shack that have w UCed (?) thel ~~. The landing field wi]l ‘h 9sside 

hill on the right-in enmring the ~bl@h~ ~“ tie ~~e ~]f~lfa fie]d, 

came. Although ahocki ng @ reti, north of the. railroad ~~~ ~bo~t 

it is presumed tit a f ew million in. two ~i]e~ do= ~e -non. The 

habitanti Pdtked in thls flames. The ‘pkne is especially equipped fOr pacommutity 

senne of dec ency, as well ~engw ~t~m and is in t~ ~ndn 

m thO fire regnIationq till not per- of a“ exp~en~~ a~ia~r, B. F. 

mit the construction of d ~aclc of any BiMngq, 

nature tiiq the ~am p procinch 

James T. Brerinan of fiimem, 

c~]~,. ~= ~ ~i~i~r over the fou~h 

with mrn~ McGaNey. 

tisor befm being son ctid.” ‘2’he ,’ 

. 

clenning up of the ~ixty or more 

frame shacks thnt wer e ]ucatid on 

more. Mr: Gable stateA that 40,000 

,,Tank TO~rF Ml] and Mountain Ijmok -out ~i”no= ~~ 

UB~ moiltly ‘p~ed in the ci~~n in 1920 and 

by the railroad ee~lnn pOpu]ati*n, is 

an important tiep in th,3 cleaning up 

60,000 last year. Au aoen an the 

of the entiw onmp irom 

~eh ~nm”i, atite hatohery h fully eskibliched, 

tiry nnd udgbtly pk< 

this Ideal trout fim dll be tick. 

es of abode. 

ed with hundrdu of tho~nds of 

Other Obje@tionable str nlc$ureu sci~ 

tered thmu~~eut me ~~ious 6ectionn 

bout f Op the atiaction b this stnte 

of t)nwaon w ilketim to be Tame,.ed of thd thousandn of angl~ and a“m. 

for the consemation 0f the health 

of Lhe community nnd for tke im- 

provemeht of the phygic~d appearanc~ 

of the camp. 

‘= ‘acationieb who are now annual. 

ly crowding the trout atream~ of 

Oolorudo. With the completion this 

highways kading b the canon and 

year of the gr8ve) aufi=ing of the 

PROMINENT u; ~ R ‘OFPICIW with -the..preaant mpid .devtioment 

HERE I 1.f the oirnarron” and coriti~”ti”t 

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streams for ideal trout fishing, notti 

Da- WM visited n last Wed. 

~ Y~7 or *O ~11 ~ the in 

nwday hy s sr?nP Of t e PminOnt f,l~ of thou~d~ Of ~r~ fron 

officialo of the E.”P. & . w- RY~~. tie plai”a ah~ for a summer cam~ 

Those offichrla,included in the party 

In tis delightful mountain region 

were: A, E. Ewe& V. P. and Gen. ~ van at the pre8ent writing, the at 

Mm; L. U. MtiI& Gen. Supk ; 0. D. 

ivi~iin; ~nd tractive =enic b~uties of the Cim, 

-h, Supt. tietern 

arron canon, tlta, palisadeu, the Eagle 

H. E. Stnn#buW, Resid ti Enginwy. 

N- dam and its beautiful lake, tc.. 

RE’AL SUMMER ATHER gether with the circle drive w 

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Elizwbethtown, W River, Queutu a“d 

Thu * wk~@v us to hf*n- TME, am ~1 wonderfuldrawing fen. 

day, tie $0~1 W- qo “=bly warm tures that O*IYnd tha magic tiuch 

of *P ~epaivo advertising campaigm 

~::::’’~%t%;, 

when the maximum 

rmmhed 92, on no day 

@em@eY ctimbed to 90 

atre maximum tempera 

●bout 85. Tbp drizzlin 

Y ulY ‘m Znd, “ 

~m~er~tute 

m the thernd 

tie ever. 

re ~ bmn 

min gn the 

to divert thouuandu of auti tauri~ 

jnto the mountaino of Northern New 

Mexico, WbOn her IAH and 

streame are fully s~cked from, our 

new ntih fi~ Mhery with rainbow, 

~~o~ ~d ~~~n~iq tmnt and her 

firet of the week mat d Ptsd cd* I~~m. are p]acd on a Pm with tie 

bration pkm 

k Tactically 

for the ~. 

wae quit 

innured 

general and 

umper C~PU 

connecting highwnya f- neigh. 

bOring s~%, tho New Mexico Rock. 

ien will speedily become a summer 

CAME WARDEN G LE VISITS refwe for the citizensOf the hot 

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BAWSON TAKEs DOUBLE 

HEADER FROM VAN HOUTEN 

Game@ p~yed Sunday and Monday 

with Ven Houten phowed hweon>e 

-itiOn twO game~ hkher in the 

pme~~aee eelumn. Tke first contd 

was annexed with ~ wore of II to 

10 and the Mqnday game, 10 tu S. 

Th~ Sunday game had dl tie aw 

peamnce of a .qomgwht on~ded 

COnbd until the opening ~f of the 

ninth inning when the visitom ~t 

ed out sufficient M” tu net ei~bt 

next ti Lumleyr.g .gIanti a“d pound. 

runs, tying the wore and com~lling 

the game b go elevm innin~ bef ma 

the winniw run w= put aCI.OM.me 

Winn{u clout was pounded ant by 

Lumleg wlm ww re~eved by Schrep. 

femn in the ninth’and went h ri~ht 

field, With one out ~d s runner on 

.eecond, Lumley won hiB owm ~me 

by hitting out a mfe twkb~. un. 

til the suddep turn in the ni~th, when 

everybbing looked nicely sewed iqy 

with Me score st~ding 1(I b g, Lure. 

Iey pitihad gilt edgad ball and cin~. I 

ed ‘Me e~~]]ent performance hy hi~ 

ting out the winning wallop, Dm.ing 

four inrdngn, but 12 men f-d ~kn. 

The fsatn~ of the game werg we 

hitting of tiart and Amho~ for the 

10caln and Mm’tinez for Van Ho”tin; 

a fast double” by the viEti~ H. 

nm @ Chow h ,tiun~lw; and .~tffieult, 

back Vnniig flies caught by 

Amoae and Oorey of Van Hout8n. 

The iin~up and bo~ ~re for the 

fiti game were M foll~: 

Van Houtin: Winkler, p; Chavez, 

c; Chongo, us; Kemp grd; Roud~y, 

1st; Mesner, If; Corey, cf; Be2nu, rf; 

Martin=, .2nd. 

Dqw80n: Ambw, *S; Smart, 8rd; 

Kerr, cf; Koehling, c; Shepfman, 

rf; ~ribner, lst; Shannon, lf; ;Colvidge, 

2nd; Lumky, p. 

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Viaitire .-02000000800 10 18 11 

Daw20n .-SEO 108 11001 11 1S. 4 

Modyg. -mm 

The fdurtb of July coati, wak 

called at five o’clock in the eveni~ 

after an all-day drizz]e =Mch mada 

playing difficult In apt~ of the 

dimp~inting performance of the 

weather man during @e day, n lavga 

crowd W- in nttend~e w WIti= 

thk mcond defeat of the vieit.o~ 

=epf-an fer Da~n m ~und. 

ed fer a *1 of ewention Mte, b“t 

excellent support behind him p~]l~ 

the. game out of WVerSI dficutt 

holes and held the rmnn down. Day 

for tka vi~iti WM tOUC~~ fOr a ~ 

tnl of m~ht.hits hut received poor 

sUppurt at-times that a~owed _eral 

unearned runn h accumulab =~inat 

thin. The IIIOWdiamond and the 

-g we@w Contions, pre. 

-ted any brilliant fielding. 

Score by innings: 

RH. E 

Van ROuten .101000100 - ,if 17, 6 

DawEok . ..-100 124 20x 10 6 1 

Batteh: Dig ~nd Day for viti. 

tom; &hrepfermun and Koahling for 

DawIwn. Wmpires, Btid cnd Emnm. 

MEXICAN CONSUL GENE- 

HERE SUNDAY 

Hon. LniB M. do Oca, coq6ul, gen. \ 

era] for the Mexican government at 

El Paw end Eon. C. Mariano Garcia, 

Mexican connul of Mbuquerque, artived 

I@’ Saturday eveni~ for a 

day’s visit in Dawson in the interestq 

of the Metican people who are citi. 

nens of the republic ta the south. The 

two visitors were nget at Me ~in by 

p reception committw of saveral bun. 

dred fellow-countimen, who emo~ 

ad by the band, paraded the main “ 

S* in h~nor of the guestu. On 

Saturda~ evening, a weption wam 

held at the home of D, ~eraande%on 

~e, &~il~ qn~ P* 10,80’~u~ay mm, 

ing, an audienae of ,,wveral hundred ‘g~thered 

at tbe opera how to ]!*U 

to addremes by the two consuls. 

The purpoEe of the viuit = to 

make known tbs. fact to dl citb 

of Mexico living .in this section of tie 

~ti that the una”dtled conditiom ex-. 

isting in Mexico Ior the past W- 

years had entiraly dieappaared and 

tht completi amnesty wan exknded 

to all factionn. An earn~ pka w- 

made fot aU citkens of Me M-, 

repubhc to rtiurrt b their former 

h- and feel aamred that peace 

and prosperity would attind thk re-. 

the, El Pago consul ww fornmd, me 

memhera vf thin committee ara: E. 

Jaloma, Pr22ident; J. ,Paez, vice-pr~ 

ident;, D. Fernandez,. secretiry; A. 

Ouezad% Jr., amistant n-etary; B. 

Arviola, A, Barajas, ,P. CamAo, F. 

Hernandm and J, Hemandez, _ 

ing member2. 

CALDWEUi SECtJRES” A DUW 

Quiw a nu~b~af Da~ni~ 

witne~w tbe boxiqg tournament held 

at Raton layt Monday atioon. The 

main event be+en Walt.r CaldweU 

and Uue. Skde rmultid in a *W 

aftm fifken rounds of f~ and fu. 

rfous fighting. Both figbtam wMe 

mal sportsman ~nd put up tie bed 

exhibition of the art evm witn~d in 

this cection of the country. me d+ 

oicion met the judgment of everyone 

who wen unbiasti.. The prelimi~ 

i- were lik- of a high order. Kim 

hey gave the k.o. b Fox in h firet 

round. The ~ench Kfd. .foflowed 

@uitby knoctig out Andemrt 4n tbe 

4th round and Tomar and Bar&m 

fought to a foufimnnd draw. 

BOY SCOUTS OFF THURSDAY 

The hay 2COtlt‘tiOP, under tbe 

!=dmhip of J. B. ,Morrow, mut 

ma~ter, expe~d b kave thie morn. 

ing for a two week camp in ag Cimarron 

canon above Ute Park. Wv- 

Bral memb~~ of the btip were Uble 

ti. go on amrtrbt of interfering 

au2es. Thre13 gneute accompanied 

the troop. -e included in tie 

party, were: Vae Gw~ Mplr and 

Wa)laCe *rk, ChtiIes and Ah% 

Perry, Wah kvOring, Wm. Red. 

W* Dave H~k~ Harnron Black, 

Tam= Connom, Oarlgl: Vickwe, 

Thomaa Johnnon WM, a ti~r in ~ Perkk and Sidney tiwfard, Tom 

filnidad laut wwk on hoain~. , Warden, Jr. -d H@rb@ Bradford. 

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The‘DawsonNews 

DAWSON Wmkti DBFAnTmmNT 

, Jar T, Conway, Dlrwter and Editor 

— 01 8aml*N0m 

Blx month. . . ..-—-.+.---–.-----$ .7s 

One Ynar --------..-.. -.—------- 1.60 

Advartlmlne Ratea on AvPlloation . 

Sm”It.clmm 

Mx?c~l~th, ffM. at the pomt.off~$~ts! 

-w-u, New Mexico. 

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ADDED P’EiSONtiEL ‘ “ 

AT KELLY sTORE 

(From the Raton Rnnge, ) 

The Pareonnel of the L. E. Kelly 

mm will be increwed about July 10 

by the addition of Jay T. @nway. 

Mr. Conway hm reuigned hlfi position 

ag welfare .dirwctor with tie Phelpa 

Dodge CoWration at Daweon, and 

will become adv-sing manager for 

the ntire. Miw Lots Kelly, the ~re’s 

general manager, will devobr her Bntire 

time to buying and marchandw 

~, ond with tie aid of Mr. tinw~y 

“it b hoped to make this the m-t immrbn~ 

house of, its character in 

~ortiem New Mexico, through lwe 

advertlsi~ campai~ u.. 

Mr. Conway is widely known, and ij 

a young man &f recognized abiliti 

and high character. He in a ~atil 

‘man. His acquisition by the store wil 

generaUy be considered fortunate. 

As indicated by the above artich 

quoted from The Ratin Range, th! 

present editor of “The Ilaweon New$ 

regretfully turns over the ,~e~n 

~k of aditing this paper into othe 

hmdu, in order b enter business fo 

+IUIWIA The -OPP>~ni.j< ‘i/ii krented 

for identifying h]mself in : 

fktancial, w wejl as a businam way 

with one of the largmt mercantil 

,bueinemeu of the county and the anm 

was accepted after eeveral weeb o 

deliberation. 

Nothing hut the pIeasantest of ex 

periencm has mmked the past m 

months of publication of thk nape] 

whwe continued auc.ce% and growt 

“will d-yu be the earn=t deshe a 

iti fimt ditor. It6 pkce in this con 

munity an a factor wofi while ha 

bean clmrly demon~mted. Oppoi 

tunitian lying just ahead for greati 

‘8ervice will +nsure iti continuation. 

,. The edi~oria.1 responsibility for th 

paper’s fnture publication will d 

volve u~ri those who me thorougM 

Wqudinted ~ the camp and wk 

will wek towiden the scope of the p 

per!! pos,ibilitiea. The new editi 

~will need and will appreciate the hea 

ty ctiperation of the people of th 

conrmunit y in gathering. news of 10C 

.happeninga that make a paper inte 

. -ting. It should be remembered th 

,.in no particular ia tie papa a rnr 

mercial undertaking and is publia’b! 

mlely to meet the very natural d 

mand arising from a’ communiti 

this size for a madium to diwemina 

public information. Nem of pub] 

intireut should @ furnished the et 

tor am every ~pportuntiy and eve 

. reader should manifest a spirit of c 

apemtien by subacrip~ng for SI 

reading Kls own coPY. ,, 

Accorded * de~e of CU+P!l 

.&n from ~hpde who do appreciate 

; newspaper, but who sometimes n 

; glect ~ show i~ thm comruuni@ 

. amured of a prmanent 

, thntundoubtedly will, 

Iocul pap 

in the tiuI 

of time, he”.published, by ik owu Bla) 

;Thk ia the how and expuchtioq 

tha pap~’a r~irins editnr. 

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Are. You Having Trouble MgWlng End 

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The~ stip end look in tie mat~r. 

Perhaps the income is not m Idrge M before. Evan 80, IN~ME ~ o 1 on~ 

half the sti?y. The other *N and by far the more impurtemt of the twut m 

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&GO. 

Are You getting vaiue receiva.d for it? 

rea”y 

LOUk over our expenses for tie Peot month. W=e t!ey S~ nece~ 

w.rth while; Did YOU buy somethi=g YOUreallY have ~lt~~ use fOri 

.w” and 

ufi becauae 

it waa chev, or have YOUbought thinm beyond your mea?s beca~ o,u ~~ 

uened 

iount? 

to timuoramly 

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have some e-a money in your pocket Qr I= your ~e lng ac- 

Answer these quetiorts 

.V wu are net getting 

for ourself and dee if 

ahea i“ try a new plan. 

Y~Q are W~~tY. 

Open a *vInsn ACCOnt wiih 

un ntit ayday, even though it is only E dollar or @n dolars or Wenty dol u, and 

tbm ea~ succeeding pa day de sit kkewise. Do y.. think tit so Smalls ~g~ 

ie nat worth botheri~ a~out? you @ find if you give the plan a fair c 

you can get alone without &at tin or twenty jwt as well and You wiIl have ‘k ebbing 

h show ~or it at-the end of three or afx montis the. 

You wiU then wonder why you didn’t try this eimple ncheme yearn , for it 

will give you a betir Iaea of the value of money, and @we YOUa Cain * ~fB*tiOn 

in looking back over the year’s work, thnt can be obtiined in no other .waY. 

It in never too late tv commence over, ao start in next ayday wtth an amount 

you feel you should or can pnt -ide. Don’t put it off longer i“ y kidding You elf into 

waiting unfIl you have a hundred or two hundred, because that time may na @rcoma 

and you are louing valu~ble time in the meantime. 

Start now. Any amount welcome xt 

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SAFETY DEPARTMENT BOCCI CONTEST HELD TUESDAY 

The folfowing able ~ves a repOfi Four teams, of two men each conn 

tbe number of faurt.een-duySCci- kkd Tuesday morfing for the 

entu occurring at tie nim Dawmn Fomh Of JUIY wi~es Offer@d for the 

dnea during the firet five man”tbsof mO~t*illf@ playem at *is favori~ 

xe pre~ent ‘year, all as shown by the l~lian ~w~ The cOn*m was in 

ccident thermometers postid at the oharge of Chas. Conder, a membar of 

~verd check @bIns: the Welfare committee. First prize An *can“Plan”‘ 

Erie Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May . Tot. was awarded tv Guineppe Archangel 

1 nn A,f10 4 and Giaeomo T-i and second prise 

Eleetri c Li~is-$~ 

4100012’ 

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6.. ”141017 

7100012 

8000000 

9100001 

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.7128 Z483 

The Safety Department will give 

.nother free picture show about the 

bth or 16th of the pr-ent month at 

he opera houm. A three-reel fea. 

ure entitled, “me wry of coal” 

,nd a’ one-reel Safaty Firet. picture 

!nti~d “The. Rraaon Why” till be 

rhown. The first feature will be a 

(r8phiC aotount Of a tip through s 

ma] mine.’ Th latter will be a pho- 

;ogruphic description of many Berioun 

:ccidents which cowld have bwn 

ivcvided if the workman had only 

;hougti. 

Mi~ Tiptin of the hospital force 

!1 numes, left Tupaday rooming fol 

! visit in Wntrous,- N. M. 

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Kr. and Mm, Matt Skerider are the 

enti of”a new wn, krn Snturday, I 

y 2nd. ]1 f 

Heat “1 

Sin le Meals 75c 

RAT S $3.Wptr day 

THEDAWSON.G\RAGE 

Full Line f 

Automobile Acc t ssories II 

For Limited Time bnly 

OUR SURPLUS STOCKOF HIGH GWE CIG 

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BE SOLDAT A BIGDISCOUNTPRICEIFP R- 

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: to,eneoura~, more ,evin, b~ying by ARIzONA MINING J~URN~ 

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.“ .consumem than imitbelpas,t, .forhave. bean.ehwn here on the ful- 

Mm;,M. Gcamkrn of ~tmr retwn- 

& borne ~u~day” ~f~r yI w~kp~ ~tit 

.,.par.. pomtd. . ~h 0 P21dpB.* Gor- .wsI1 ..betid. ,bs~ ,pre.war im~rt.g of 10winE week, were astuslly caught in- ati & hem= uf :Mr. -$.~, T- 

- ~ratiort ia ,te~ ,tied. as. having . @old 300,00.0,000, pounds .?f ~rnerican the ffood at Pneblo and dentioyed. ~cd’seanlon. 

~~- ~6r~OFO:? i~un~ in MaYt at me~l y?arlr. . ~.uving.tie ten days tiaitj mrtica u.= 

an *verwe pm 

Mr. and, .Mre.t W. ‘T.

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The Sale whiah we havkheld for the past 

tendays has been a great :sua.cess. It has 

proven to us that people appreciate low 

prices’ ‘and high quality. They have 

proven “thisby their patronage. We are 

going to’ continue this sale in all .depart- 

rnents through the month of July. ~ 

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RAIN ~MPENS 

DAWSON’S CELEBRATION 

1, Wm. Hend~on; 

pant; No. a, G~. 

No. 2, ~rl Du. 

~nle ; No, 4, An. 

Mr. and ‘Mm. Herlmrt Rbarfick mo. 

,~ted ~ Trinidad Sunday ~ ~pend the 

M-es 

~rjbngr 

Lncih Simpaoa and Nallie 

were v’irnti~ in ~tin on 

drew Seppie; No. 6, ,Matt ~nnigan. Fom.th of July with friendu.- Fridayp July lst. 

2’be Ea~le attenrp :ed w spread iti 

feathara M Dawson Monday but got 

them wat intiad. St 5rting 

some time 

during the night “of the third, e genulne 

Cdilornia driaz e matin and kept 

it upmoat of the fo lowing day, tbns 

~i~t prize wnn awarded b Team No. 

1 ~th ~ scope of 92. Te=mn Nm. 2, Wm. Blands purcked a riew Ford 

and 4 tied for gecond placa with a ,tiUtiUE car this p- week whfch he is 

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~ore of 84 ~ch. It has not yat baan now driving. 

de~id~ h~~ the h~n~m fOr third 

place will be determined. The con. J; J. Laubch returned yaat*aY 

~. and b= Starce~ch are 

the paranta of a new dmigb~, bom 

June ~gti 

Mr. frank C. Hamiltin, fathw of 

Mm, G, W, fioov~; @vr,d ,Sunday 

preventing the 

of the ‘ ~gmm 

cal-q ring out of mnst 

‘0f entertainment 

test ~a~ b~ed on 

~ve”t*, ~~ f~]lo~a : 

~bree full.te~m from a four week’s absence 

ine.s~ i: El P?, Mexico Ci~ 

on buE 

and inf 

mm Momence, .111., for 

,** Emvm ~me. , 

a visit at 

wldcfl the Welfare Committea had 

1. Cut on right side, ble=g ‘temedwti P“’nta 

~pared. Ev~on? made the b=t of btjght r~ blood; eOmpouhd fracture 

iihe titnution, bowel er, and tbe day 

of the ~ontend- of During tbe ramainder of the sum- 

right fore-sin 8nd bleedkg brigbt 

was enjoyed in spik! 

met months, the galle~’ b the opera 

red blood; simple fracture of right 

ing cirmtm~cea, 

house will remain clomd. The” pm. 

thiih. Taw minutaa. 

Tbe fimbaid coni aata and a band quet seating capacity of 800 is more 

cunc~ held in the opera bouua, en- .2. Punctured pahn Of right band i tb~n ~fficient ,ti. tie care Of UU Oc. 

tertnfned a large c d “n~l time for ‘fracture right collar bone; right ear ., 

*e ~erving *f ~: ‘barbecue. Th* torn off; flesh torn off buck of left caE’Ona” 

Through the’ effoti of the Dawwn 

News, tie tirna on the ~mpion- 

Alp fight at J- City on the 2nd 

were received for the infmmatfin of 

!ocal folbwers of the wrt. 

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The excellent muaia fumitied cfl 

day on the Foufi by the Dnwaon 

arran~enta made for f ceding tk 

cmwd at the grove Wera macesrily 

Changti at tbe lti moment and the 

batbecue meat and accwories sarved 

under the prote ction of ‘the unhand. 

8 minutm. 

S.. Miner unconscious “from after. 

damp; s~ple fracture Of “lower jaw: 

~eat for One m~u~. “8 minu~s. 

The Borci con~ wan poutponed 

Mru Kathleen Pollard, repraaen~- 

tive for the New York Lif e Inanrance 

cokpaiiy’, spent a couPle of. daya in 

Dawson this week in tbe interefitt Of 

her work. 

hnd pm”vedortrof the day’s mout enjoyable 

featuraa which womld have 

been somewhat discounted by the aUday 

dtizzle bnt for tbe enlivening effect 

of the band mualc. 

loading platfom at the rear of tie until TueBday. The finalm in the ~nbig 

store. The crwmd than returned 

to tbe opam house, where an after. 

lng of tie ball game at five o’clock 

music occupied the t”me until tie callniu 

tournam~~t Echeduled for the Miss May Dee Lunuford, one Of 

morning Of the FOufih, were ~ be Dawwn,8 te~hem, wm a visitor in 

played off bef Ore the clOse- of the. ~Wn over the week end, leaving 

pr%ent week. ,Tueaday morning for her home near DAWSONBAKERY 

calling of the baU @ me at five o’clock. 

Owing to tie mud a kdtbe tbreateni~ 

The krbecue served at t~ nwn 

hour waa enjoyed by wveral hundred 

Taylor Springs: 

buis Savio, Proprietor 

weat~, 

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tbe field aP*. 

aftioon and the 

scheduled 

fheworks 

huh~ peorde in spite of the rain. 

The meat waa the finest that has ever 

Mr. and Mm. A. C. CtiOUn Of 

M* ~vaca, l’e~~, who ~ra gu~ Itilian, French or Amdwere 

P05tponad. Vb e racee will be been barbecued in Dawaon. Great over tbe p~ week at the borne of 

Can 

held at five o’ckch on rmxt Sunday credit is due Wank ~rdtnn for the Mr. and Mm. Lee Cmwforf, left 

afternoon and the spectacular 

worb diBplay mill be held the 

fira 

acme 

!axceIIent preparations 

big event of the day. 

made far tfrie ,Se,turday maning far a visit 

eral wee~ in Colomdo. 

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Excellant musi warn fumiebed paople at tha opera house during the Mr, Alex fineddon and family motbrougbout 

the da by the Dawuon latter part of the afternoon and by tomd to finitid Sunday for a bMOf 

Band. the grown-ups at tba opma’ houaa, visit with ‘r~n~ ‘ey ‘are accom” 

Five fimt-aid t ams entered the Lash’s hall and at ~rat~ in the even- panied On the return by Mi= Dor” 

othy and Gretu Sayem, ‘MISS Sylvia 

spirited contaat for the dltidn Of tie ing. 

$125 In prima off d. Tbs teamu Altngetier, tbe d~y T“Ud into 10- D,a~ and Mr. Htigh SaYeE ~r * S~rt 

were captalnad by he follorn”ng: No. al htim m one tit pO=e~ed i~ ‘Islt ‘n ‘awwn” 

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MONDAY, JULY 11— 

TUESDAY, JULY 1- > 

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“TrumpetIsland”Is Big it of theAge== 

APictureThatIsDifferentinEveryRespect 

Showg Life in Three Phases, Several Spectaculm 

Thrills, Magnificent SWnic ~Backgrounds, All- 

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, $tar Cast and Strar ge Story. 

(Prepared as Newspapel Review. ) 

~ife has many queer twi~ and tu 7ns. It re=mbles a road 

winding in and out tiward the horimn ting and recro=ing’ oth- 

er roadn, joining them or running par them. The life of one 

may be a ath of roaen, tiile another WaYOf rOck~; a third 

is plunge i headlong into mire and mud. Jt is thes three road~ and 

the livm that compare * them fiat a re ex-pl 1fled 

In the Tom 

Terrim production’ “MtnpetIida~ w Iich will be shown at the 

Da- theatre, tiednenday, July 18. ;* is a strange story, well 

bundled and cleverly acmd. There is w much variet in the productien 

that it ia diffimdt to salect BUg on e part w the { emt It iu all 

good and you are sure to enjoy it. 

EveI rppresenti the life of WM an i they hnve thornu = the 

irl smon found. The role 16 capabl ha died hy Ofargueriti De La 

kotte. She is pretty, attractive an~ab~ ti expr- the most difficult 

apmtionu in realistia m~ssner, ~ar at the period when she 

Iosea bcr memorp in exceptionally wd. 

ticke fill the path @ken’by RIc road rune parallel b 

&e]e and tkoqgh 

is well developed 

the two do no$ 

they ‘have learne 

is in the hanti of Waflace MaoDon 

geuth on him Uppere, an the work 

cave man he is good. He has unlimitud 

of eavh anglu. 

w Re and he makea tie mont 

ent 

A character that atnnds out 

1s that of Vdlnsky. He rep 

There are only a. f ew flashes of 

ti mun who might have been a 

lions and 

audience. 

yet he 

Percy 

died in a hov 

~hallenger w 

ncarcely more than, a bit and yet impo~ 1t b tie action. One cannot 

imaginw Valinsky in other hands. . 

It ia eiround these three that Gouv eur Morris wove a fami, 

id George ~ndolph Che,- 

;~%%i~gi~~~m To‘hi’ the‘]e latter ~llian~ belo ss the credit for the symbolism 

and ef ective htlei They are m i teresting as the plot The 

titles show * step in the right direction. It is a pleauure b am fig. 

nres and background Bymbolic of the ac !ion in ttit part of a film 

which is = nec-ry to the continuity, bu t which is ao often dull and 

- unattractive, 

Henw Caron, a wealthy fienchman 

young wife in in capable handn. Arthur 

out of the role and has the spectator i 

akut forty in search of a 

yt geb s1l that ie pomible 

quandarg ne whether h 

laugh at this pertitent auiton 

ri~iing a bsnutiful flow= like 

en * d 

Eve W th 

an his aelfinhneea in aso- 

tie fiusve ~annern and court~m 

mettle in handli~ an airplane. 

for an actir’ of Fare ability. 

Joseph Swickard 

Marincour~ and Allen 

and 

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H.aUam Coole: r are good as Jacque~ de 

willin @ sacrifice hia dawrhter in o?der 

good fia word. The latter s~nda for 

go-lucky and ready @ nhare hie bread wi 

The t~m h- who minister to 

tion. 

bW 

Tkey depict the Faks, Cloti 

litt!e @ do in *h@pictura and 

I?vt Pe!r yk~-~p and c>a~ac~ri 

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VICTORS OF THE CO TESTS 

k::z:~$;~ ‘+ l?! 

Jwn Hurd, ti’ed, “90c. 

.Anthony Mcrtinez, tied, 90 . 

100 Yard ~ Beym Und lg 

Hugh Bacr, $2.00. 

I Dan .Lncerc, $1.00. 

bfcreyildo Gall-q 7SC. 

1~ Yad Dub, F- For I 

~. E. A. POli2k, $5.00. 

Carl Gills-apie, $8.00. 

Rcctt Cove~ $2.00. 

E20 Y* kb, ** u~w IS 

Scmmie Siniaeio, $S.00. 

Clarence Wright Jr., $2.00. 

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HARVEY SPRINGER RETURNS 

FROM MOOSE C~NVENTIQN 

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POctmnm@r’ - ~rlu~r ~eturned 

u few da? ago fmrn we, con: 

v;ntion to which he wea a delegate, of 

~@ Snprcme ~dge of the Loyal ~ 

der of ~aone held “EtToledo, Ohk. 

~?. sp~nser repor~ a pplendid 

trip except for the intina? hwt. The 

conditions, pf Mooeaheart i~resied 

bti eapwlally.” H? naid’ fiat” $er~ 

~qe nearly i 1Qa children carpal for 

at thk home. me children are all 

being &ined for different vccati~, 

~ey all aeemod happy and euntanb 

Town Team, $25.00.’ 

1 & 2 Team, -$16.0d. 

“~ Pole 

tibert Hmden, $5.00. 

WURSDAY, JULY 14, 19Z1 

RAIN INTERRUPTED THE FIRE. 

WORKS 

The firewokh Sunday night, were 

sta~ out fine when at about 9 :s0 

p. m. u claw’ rain began which moon 

developed inti a downpour. ~in 

dimmed thg. flreworke, aqd wet the 

e~pply cau~mgj difficulty in lighting 

them. T’be nky rccketg before the 

rein and aftir were’ quib spectccu. 

~8r. They shot out a great di~nce 

and then exploded making 8 spray of 

red, bfue, graen and yellow spcrkr 

tbct fell gracefully to tbe ea.rUt. The 

Rege~, Mr. D. G. Sek, bfr. C.’ A. 

Young, Mh Bmie tidge, Mm. F. H. 

Sndemtmm, M, ‘J. B. Mom, and 

the Boy %Uk 

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MEN’S TENNIs TOURNAMENT 

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Th’e finala for the Tennin TourMmknt 

which were “to bcve tcken place 

the 4th of July were not held on that 

day bccmese c! the rain. The finals 

wele played O? thi 5 and 6 ,of July+ 

Twelve =inglm dd, ti doubles corn. 

p~d in the ti,~arnqmt. The resultr 

Df the sinzlea were: 

W. G. Moore, firut olace.. 

Jay Conway, aeeond phca. 

Ed~ Sheppard, ~?rd place. 

Tbe re~ulta of the doubles ware: 

ed, The sani~ conditions 

~pin wheels were not mih a succearn 

at because thw cou~d net be eeen et any 

W. D. Brcwnan 

pard; firut place. 

and Edgar titip 

ZfoOBe4eaFt a~p ticellent, in fact, great ditisnce. ‘It w- disappointing J. J. McGeey and Jay Conway, ccc. 

~given 50 yard dcsh, Ocys .urr er 8, 

“” Jesu Obtite. $1.do. ‘! 

they ate ths beet’, tbut,, the management 

of the @hoola can provide. 

Many of the children have mothres 

living in different parta of the wtmto 

the men who were nhooting the 

hreworks, but they did the beet that 

they could w“th the elementr againat 

them. . 

ond place: 

H. Bird and Charlae Yon~, 

place. 

J. J. McGoey wroti to the 

thiid 

Secrp 

Gbarlii *,”71jc. ,”, 

J- Maaearennk, 60e. 

BoY@D-h,Bqfi~,,_~ 

Rendino $ylveet.er, $1.00 

I*bpl ,~lorra, 76C. 

Joe Bmm@Mh, 60C. 

M Y.rd Beeb, Boys U or 12 

Walter Char+e, $1.$0.’ 

Fred 13ergamo, $1.00. 

Joe Goldmenn, 760. 

* Y.rd +~ Gi* u $ 

Fannie “Br(morftch, ,$1.0” ~ ‘“ 

Virginia SylveW, 76e. 

fiancm. ScanlO~, 50s. 

= Ysrd Dute, G!rh U ,t,,lo’ 

Vera King, $1.001 . ‘, 

hntiniti Catilo, 750. , 

Ellen ktizia, 60e. 

S0 Yud DuL Gl~ W i~, 

Irma King, $1:50. 

Mary Letinia, $1.00. 

Elviti L@ux, 7w. 

.S0 Y=d Du& Gkle “U/ 14 

~, but not one of we children there 

tarY of tbe Country Clulr at Albn. 

Cm COf,LIDED 

~~~ed the deeire b raturn w ,_ 

querqrre in r~fd W’ $he Stik Ten- . 

their former homen. 

J.~. Motiw’s Dodge car wae run nin Tournament. ~ether tie tour- 

~~ehea~ i? titnated in a good inti at the firet runawep Iemtb of nament will be held or net in as yet 

location. The p}ace iq aurmunded tiwn by a Fcrd tcr driven by Eman- uncertain. Mr. Goey # mylng 

by trees and hca a beautiful river uel Bournazak]~, at about 4 p. m.” that Dawmn wu intir~d., Thla 

running thrwugh it. This river af- July 6. ‘ ,’ 

may enconrnge them. b have tie 

fxdj ti~i~, fnciiitiea, fishi~, and No one w- hurt, btit it is add that tournament, 

ukat.lng in the win~ aeamn. 

~he fird car ~ traveiing at a high AYl thoce deairous*of going should 

Appropriate and excellent addre~B- efreed. The Ford “par wame umnan. get out and practice. Dcwn till 

es were mde by men of prominence. ageable and the driver could not tun probably send two ~a~u. Mr. Goey 

The Secretcry if Ubor, jama~ J. it r,aide co avoid bitting the Dcdga requ@ed that tin coqditione. of en. 

Davin, who is al@ head of the ,M~e. car’ which yae mnfitrg sbwly. It in try @e ~eqt ti him, and ae ~n qe 

heart organi~tion spoke to tke con- thought that the Fard car wsc driven he teceivan them ~eg will be ~+ 

vention. .Joe. Mitihell ,Chappie of by an in?x~rfenced driver. The oW. ed. 

Bceton, nnd tie GOV~Qrn ,o! kv. 

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~+ ““CZrtietti{d~ ‘tihhddti~ dkm: EASTERN-STARGJVES‘“” “’‘‘ “ ‘o 

eral stitcs Woke. 

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BIRmDAY PAKTV 

Thfa in another case of ~ much 

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nhould be s Mowe, and woaid be if spead, and both XIe!I kve er~ Tbe EcstermStar Ladge enbrrtcin- 

they could only visit one of thcce re~acII b feel foti’nnate at 110 IOZE0? rd their membem nnd f~miliw wifi a “ 

convention and the Schcol at Monte. life or injury. 

birtbday party. Saturday nwt, ~uly 

he~”” ~he order now h~” SSr,00II 

B. 

membam eince iti organbtion four. 

Etch member brou~t @ many ( 

% Snttin, $2~00. 

teen y=r.e age. It b, predietcd that Repcim of fi~~l bonuee have pennies an he w= yea= old. A *- 

Elimhti Wtin, $1.00. ‘, .; tba ordm @Ubave one million mem. 

been in PrOgtess tiis week. In the d.y Motlr, a recipe btith, and a $iah 

Irma Kiq, 76c. 

b- by th~ C]Me Of we pmdellt y9Zr, Central ~c~ol the windofi and desks pond were the attrcctlonu of the e- 

SO Yud Daeh GirleF~ AS Tite aceete of tha order are $22,000,. 

were repairad. ~he ~llc in the’ ~n~, Candy and mtcccmful raei. 

Fay ‘SdWn, $S.00. 

000. prceid?~t Wa~e? G. Harding Doughs were ~lsom~ned. 

m ~op~ibukd by “me ~~mberr w-e 

Elirn~cthWiYeun,$2.oO. . . hae agreud to mnke &n addr~ at the 

mid. fi~ ~~ fish pond pac~ 

Hilnry Morrow,” $LOO~ 

RANCH BRi~~E REp41@k~ a’ere “sold for ten c- The ecn- 

Suk ~ 

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tenb of the * 

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Walter Chr.rette, $2.001 

b tho buyar, oinae $h~ warE to he 

David ~rden, $1.00~ ‘ The Bank of Dawcon h~ in~lled 

-~s, The prece* fq we 

lpredEergqmo, 76c. 

E ~lack bOard On which qti0t8tions. 

mdee~ ~ me meadf~ the an- 

‘rh L*#gui k : 

from foreign emhange are entered. 

of tbe Arme~nn whk~ *9 ~- 

~~ Bennie Sche~eb]e and e SYI 

.Gr~~nn a~d I@Iian quotctionn ar~ 

Sb3T Ledge hae ada~d, 

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thp most. fregqeqt. For JuIg 8 quo. 

$s.00. 

,Mim Wintfrcd Teapln acng “In The 

tationa were ar follown: 2000 lire is 

Elmer Freemm and Teren ‘= 

Gerde@ of MY ~mut”, and K. J. F. 

equvclent w 

icn, ~2.oo. 

$100.00. 1700 .Arachmns 

. Charles ..... .. . tinner . .......... _,, and.. Char] .,, ,., . B Pe~ iu equivalent to $100.00. Lire In the 

~cC!~ mg, “O ~miae Uti. ,Mm 

Gco~ Finle~ war fie~r accompenbrt. 

ItiliSn coin and drachma jm We 

~~ w, $1.oo. 

On Fridag”Me Uda @mp Mra girlm 

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Greek coin. The ndrmal val~e of enjoyed a trip’ to the de- k MR Mf3Rlrr AIKEN OF ClbfAR. 

Elizabeth Wifcon, $2.oo. 

tiwe coins is 6 for $1.00. 

of Baldy. Mr. Pratt end ecu frc~ 

RON DIES 

Fay But@n, $1.00. . 

%d Rivar took hem up on their M?. Mdtt fiken of ~im~ died 

Mr. J: “N. Vigil of Santa, F? vieiL 

Irma Hing, 7S& 

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-truck, end then the girle hiked bcek Monday evening at tha Dnweon H- 

e~ Mr.,an$Mrn. F. b- Vieil ~~ Teek. ~~ ~ejr 

“Scott 

~~p, =d~~n~e ofabout 

Pitil from Ccmp]iationrn of nephritie 

Cove* —.....—. gl.00. t@ milst. A vfeft at a placer min. and kidney knhle. 

22o Y.rd DwL F- For AS ing camp, on the way back,~ quiti Mr. Aiken wan a bacbaIcr and W. 

Dr,.?. A. P?liak, $6.00: i~~ting and inetrurtive.; 

made hia horns ut Cimdmn for fif- 

car] GiUes~e, $s.0~ 

I Tlia Sunday visitors at the @mp ken yeara. He wae driaf eawyer for 

tho Continental, Tie qd pnmk b. 

twenty-fi% milen nmhe~ Of C,m: 

nrmn, and wag considered vary effi- 

~ient, at hia occupation having fol. 

lowed it for twenty-eight yearn. 

Mr. Harry Franklin, a brcthb, 

rmm Ictc,’ Kaneaa, wac here at the 

be” of his br6thePe d~ML Mr. Aiten 

~ buried in the D.eweon eam~ 

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Pibll*ed on Thuruday at Dawaon, New 

Mexico by thm 

DAW.90X WELTAR~ D~PAUkMEINT 

Jay T. Conway, Dlreotor &nd Xdltor 

T*- 01 mlhmlpnom 

Sm Ulooths -.--------, --.--.-—--f .76 

On* Y*ar -.- . . . . . ..- . . .. —------- 1.60 

AdvertlulnE ~ates an ADDliOatlOn 

- sactind-claun 

Bra?o~?$th, 10S1, at the ~oet-ot~~~t~ 

Dawnon, Vew Mexioa, 

The management lones, with much 

regret, the valuable ,services of “Mr. 

J. T. Conway, who has uucceaafully 

conducted this paper for the past six 

months. h.head of the Welfara Department 

he made many friends as 

well aaan excellent record. In all 

that Mr. Conway undertiok, he was 

energetic, enthufliatic,’ and’ tirelem. 

In his new,wor~wewishhlm success, 

an~ know that he will attain it. 

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Miss Mary Menapace who his been 

workl~ in the hospi~l and Mr. Joe 

Obelmlttu, a,motormanin NO. ~wer~ 

m.srrid in Wlntiad last week. They 

will muke their borne in Dawson. 

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Mr. and Mr#. Warren Bracawell 

and Miss Grace McDermott motorec 

tu Pueblo and Colorado Springs July 1 SAFETY DEPARTMENT 

S. They 

Bracew~l 

Colorado 

went b visit”’ Miss Olga 

at Pueblo and relativeB in 

Springs. “1 

AmIDENTS ARE PREV~A- 

BLE. They are naelees, wasteful, UISneceasary 

and un-busineea Uke. They 

J. L. Laubach mohred b Trinidad ‘1 Ihave long enough hung like a black 

Monday to take Mrs. Laubach and Vi- clc.ud bver every community where 

ola where they .wiU stay 2 days. Miss people work. They have cauoed more 

Winifred Teeple and Miss Frinkie want than famine more mieery thsn 

tielhh went with them. ~~r. 

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Pedple everywhere have” awakened 

Mrs. ”W. .R. Webster returned to 

@ this fact The old days with their 

her home in MifineapOfia, Kans=. Sbe 

supehitionm “haqe @ne. ” *de 

had intended to make her son, R. 

folb no longer say, when a man in 

H. Webster a visit for two weeks; but 

kiUed in tbe mines, that, “it had to 

received a message that her mOth?r 

be”,’ an~iwe kntiti that acuiden~ do 

was dangerously iU. 

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have been made to re u~e direct 

money transfer swvic, : to an 

wink in Austria, Hungary, Czech. 

Slovakia, Jugo Slavii, Rotim onia and 

Bulgaria on July 15. This uer 

be supfiementary to i~ pr 

rect cable money transfer 

Great Britain, France and 

ropean countries. 

Mr. Mario Comwra wau visitjng in 

Springer Saturday. 

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William Kerr was operated Q1 for 

appendicitis, Monday. .’ 

buis Richudson wan operat ed on 

Tllesday fnr appendicitis. 

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Citti Norem and family moto fi~d to 

Puiblo, Colo. 

Ifr. E. T. Bird has purchnsed a 

new Dodge car. 

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rind Mm. Guy Newby. of Newby’s 

saw mill. 

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Mr. R. L. McQuarie has been tram 

ferred from the delivery depkrtm* $1:65. Fmm~rly they were priced recount’ of the death (of Mm, Bar- 

In the event of non.pny mfnt at 

~t. $8.65. Here ia a real bargeim for iettps father. 

dextlnation tbe amount to be you men in these ahirta The hate I 

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ed M the Bender on thifi side 

ire uelling at $1,76. lL ‘ J, Mv”fldridm, a former resident 

——— ., of Dawmn. has disoosed of his room. 

the crime ad the principnl de 

wh,ch is another advati~e i 

John Vernon [Dud die ) “Go8sett is g house in Los An~lea, and is 

case of a depreciated foreig 

:ecovrring tapidly from inc!pient mkiag, at KIS trade. He likm bs 

Dne9m0nia. 

,, ngclea. fine. 

rc,ncy wh!ch in dwindling in v 

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PERSONAI.S 

Miaa Mar-ret 

wae operated on 

Wall of 

Saturday, 

Maxwell 

for ap- 

We have jti~ng 

01 ni~hti” while you 

far these 

are away on 

pendicitis. 

~ir camping trips. Extra @od all 

WI army blankett at the reduc~d 

ice of $6,0d. Do not wait too long 

they ‘may be all gone. It, 

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A rmeetin~ of the Department 

Ieadu WE held on Monday in Mr. 

Brennan’s office. 

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Clarence Dye, son of C. H. Dye, 

lad his .tonsile.s and adenoids remov. 

!d. 

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Mr. Maurice R~enabe~ of CQI. 

nor, N. M., WSBoperated on at Daw. 

ion hospital Thumday. 

Al} Snving Deposi~m plea= pre- 

A son WHS born to Mr. and rs. ~ent their bunk books for the intereut 

Fred J. Clark at the hompit.ul Ju \ y S. :redit up to June. It. 

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Mr. and M~William Lujan re. knk McLmrnori, arrd Lyman 

turned homa Saturday nfhr apen i.g Fratt were in Dawcnn Thumday from 

two weeks in Trfnidad. 

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ARM’ BADLY 

~uiu O. Tu~Oounty Road 

hrperbtendent hed hii right arm 

everely Injured Iaat fiiday af~. 

LWU at Carisb-kri, ,when be wau 

truck by a car in which Major Law:, 

errce and party wa~ driving. M: 

?rrrner was s~iating in the unload. 

ng of” several. gravel treilam at ~e 

ima of” the accident. He ie receivtg 

trentment at tha Minem Hoaph 

1 and expecte h be out again in 

few days. 

Mm Mary tit of DA Norte. 

hlo., is vi~thrg lUre. W. D. Brenetr. 

~. and M~bgem from 

terling, Cnfe,, are visl~g Mr. and 

[m. W. A. W1lliama 

BARBERSHOP 

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Children’s Hair Cuts a 

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S.-yw, ,Owmm 9 P. m. 

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Clermont Oil *nes, a an. 2s lb. Del ‘Monte Runes, upec. - DRESS SHiRTS 

STRAW HATS % PRICE 

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Men’s Laundered cuff ehi~, $2.00 grade, now ----..$1.00 

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worth $2.00, now .---$1 .00 I $2.50 grade, now -.----.$1.25 ‘“ i 

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Quakm’ Pearl Hominy, apecl~ MEN’S SUITS $29.00 “ 

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Lucky 11 Sa “nes, 4 cans 

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MEN’S B. .V. D. 

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Sohoshi., of 1 tact far th* 

b~~es in H- warn Dept. 

..King Brooms . --------$1,00 

Worth $1.60 

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Skirts+ and Drawem worth ’76c 

each but we off- ~mn at SOC 

Shfti and drawere, each .--SOC 

Worth S5 centi. 

Union Suiti worh $1.ti now of., I 

fered at -------- .----$I.00 

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One lot of Butilla” Crochet 

Thre~d ,and Peril~ti ,Knit. 

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MISS FRAkKIE SHELTON WON SECOND TEAM TMES : 

IN WOMEN’S - ‘OU~N~ENT 

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f, DRUG AIVD STATIONERY DEPT. 

bt us show you oti assortment of Kodaks, Albums, 

Tripods, Carrying Cases, etc. We have just 

received another%hipfient which includes practi&- 

Iy everything in the Kodak line. 

A complete line tif fresh Fb all the ti;e. 

Mary Garden Liquid Soap, Toilet Watem, all 50c grades 

worth $2.25, now -.-zi~~i’: 

now -..-.------__----3Sc 

Hinds Honey and 

Colgatea Miniture Seti, worth 

Cream, worth $1.25, now 98= 50 C,,now _.--------. _.* 

Mim fiankie Sht !hn” de festad The tie in th=Aid eantest be. 

Mie.e Sudi.@Covert, se tti High School , tween the Second and Fourth teams 

Tennis Champion,, in 

the buinnment here. 

the finals for was played off at the D~eon opera 

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.,Miw Shelton house Sunday ,aftirnoon at 8 P. m. 

won the fiti net 6-4. Miw Covert .?he Second teqm with Enrl Dupant ne 

mu the second set O-1 Mien Sheltiu capti~n won hy s score of 99. The 

tiok tie laet set 6-3. ~ Fourth team with Andv Eennie a~ 

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sale at $29.00. Everyone a barmin. - 

for ---.-:-.-----....-2L. . .1 

Three” Piece Bath ,Towel” Sets, , ● 

old price $2.50, priced now 

at ----4 -----.. -’----$1 .$5 

Bucilla Embroidery Packagee at 

one third off, $8.00 psckagea 

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BASEB~ SCHEDULE ~WILL CAU FoR AND DELtvEtz 

July ’17, DawsOnatRaton, The Dawson= Shop announc. 

~nly 24, Daween at Spri~er. es, that beginning .Tuly 10th, it will 

Ju~ 17, Capitan W. Las Vegaa” at 

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be prepared to call for and d~l%er by 

pawson. 

delivery trucks all ordern for cleaning 

July 17, Lerite at “Maxwell. and preming, dyeing, and Iarmdry, 

all kinds of dry and ti?m &’aning, 

The -~n Newe ~sh= ~ Ye- Tbe e~ahfi~ment is pfepard b do s 

mind %e subeerib- that a great 

many of the suhecriptions fall due the 

let of Au- Immediate a~tttion 

@ this muetkr will be appreciated by 

d“. 

yemg and hat tdoakIng. Pboti in ~ 

your ord~. Thy WM be pfimptly 

~tindd to 

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weeks. 

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vitatiori tO Damn p 

extend an inpie, 

who may 

not” until the third event that the 

Second team fo~ed 2 Pojri~ ahead. 

The winning of tiis fiont@,tigave the 

the Newe. 

Mre. W. A. Williamn entirtnined 

Friday aftern~on in honor of her MS. 

ter, Mm. G. V. R6gere. Ths after. 

Vermejo Lodge No. 

A.,.l?. & A.M. 

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be coming 

th- while 

w~~ Ute P rk, b call. on 

they me away .OII their 

second 

Fourt! 

team a-end Place 

team ~rd .Pl=ce. 

and the noon wae spent 

sewing. 

in playing rards and 

camping trip. 

Mrs. Janet Turner is in the hospital MISS Sadie Covert and Mi~ Edna 

A double haadar w s“” nlaved . in 

Da-;on tbie week by th; iguilarj 

~olo, and. Lorita team E. On Sundny 

the Loritn taam won ;he game by a 

score of 10:2. On’ Mo day the Aguilar 

team won the gam by a more of 

11-7. The tiam that won the lam 

gam~rmeived all the g ate receipts. 

wifi ~rOnchitis. 

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Edgar Shwpard and Mm. Shep- 

pard left Thursday for Gallup, N. M., 

where they will spend a few days vi% 

.r 

I mg friends. mm Gallup they will 

@ to Los Angeles, Calif., ta spend 

~be ~ummw. 

Redpatb won the doubles in the Women’s 

Tenniu Tournament. Wmea 

Franki4 and Vera Shelton tik secmnd 

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=abert Webster’s mother from 

hfinneapolis, Kansau, is visitlw here. 

Mr. Jemes McNally left Thumday 

I BAWSONBAKERY ‘j 

Them= Gordon, YOIlug son of Mr. 

J. M. Gordon, telegra. h opetahr at 

the depot, cut hie mi( dle finger on 

his right hand aImout off. He w= 

playing with a butcb( w knife when 

Mrs. ~srk Mayes, while away on a 

c~ing’ tip, with the Camp Fire 

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Irs, 

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ueverely burned her first fing- 

ar on the left hand. W. bfayes 

WSEattempting to shoot a sky rocket 

when ~be ~aB breed= 

[or Del &ua, hlo., after having vim. 

ited hia daughter Mies Sara Jane 

bfcNally ~or several day% * 

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Savio, Propriet4)r 

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the accident bappel led, Tuesday , 

mornine. Here ! You I)a~n Men! Hme is 

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the place to inveet in good farm 

Have you neen our “ne trunks? If land~, I have over 5(I of the bed 

not we w~ll be glad ~ *~w ~em W fe.nnu nnd ranchea listed for sale. 

YOU any evening in *h A~Y Mre. Aleo have uurne for exchange. If you 

Theee trunko arh made far hmd wear ~f 

a e ~d city property in Denver or 

and they will be juti e right ih]m - 

for that trip you are lmrning. We 

Itu hdjac$nt towns, or if you have 

have a number. of dtf @nt Eizw, so fafla %a~her East fOr bade =i~, 

come and get Yom ch ice. *1L J. B. ~br, Mills, New Mexico. lt 

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Progra”rn, , 

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“The,life of the Patiy” 

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An En&+ning Film-in five Iee~. pr~u~ 

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VOL. L I DAWSON.. ,-— NEW MEXIC& THURSDAY. -.....——.. . . JULY ..— . 21. . .. 1921 ... 

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NuMRER 2S 

ACCIDENT NEAR THE ROCKY DAWSeN GOLP CLUB lNV~TED THIRTEEN AND HALF MILES : J. E. FLAMMANG FINDS UTOPIA 

MOUNTAIN CROS!ilNG ON -TO ANNUAL STATE OF ROAD ARE.BEING GRAVELED 

Thinks Dnwson, N. M., Wonderful 

THE ROAD TO RATON 

TOURNAMENT 

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There are thirteen and s half miles City But Like. Aura.- 

A bad accident hafipe led Sunday The Daw60n Golf Club is in receivt of road being maveled bexinninfr at Better 

at about #night near th e R8tky Mt. of the following letter. ,It is under. 

Ithe Maxwell ~u~n off and ~omin~ uP 

(Aurora Beacon News.) ‘‘ 

cro~sing on the mad to Raton. At ~tood th~t Ratin ii h send quite a as far as the bridge near Colfax. 

“The modern Utopia of American 

About 100 ya~d~ this sid e of the rail. delegation. 

, Twenty-two men are working on this 

I cities is Dawson, N. M., declaren J. 

mad crosrning there is a ,:oncret CU1. 

Ju]y 1S, 1921. , job which is called the Federal Aid 

E, Flamming, who bas jtist returned 

vert over which the 10nd i& made, Dawson Golf Club, 

, Reject. The Stati and .Fedeml 

to his home in Aurora, aftrr npend. 

Near this cluvert there is a deep Da=~on, New Mexico, 

Govcrbments are cooperating in this 

lng three weeks with his Eon C. J. 

draw. A heavy rain ha d frdlen, but Gentlemen: 

work. 

Flamming, in this unusual Ncw Mexthe 

culvert was not larg e enough to The annual tournament of the Stite The road when finirlred will be 

ico city. A hnatling town of %,000, 

let all the water run thro ugh. About Golf Association will be held this year .thirteen and a half miles long, tix- 

Daw60n is owned by a large mining 

8 feet af the mad were washed away at the Santa Fe Club Golf Links. from teen and a half feet in width which 

corporation, ~and tbe corporation iw 

on one side of the +UIVert leaving a September trd to bth, inclusive: will be gcaveled, and twenty-two feet 

r~sponsiblc for heat, light, water, 

deep cavity. 

You are cordially invited to partic- of roadway. ” The maximum size of 

“~ed ~i,, ~= ~. incheg. houses, schools and churches. 

After the rain a Fo rd car ame ipate in this tournament, and we trust the ~vel 

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Residents of the mining towns 

nlong and fell intu thi s hole. The that a goodly number of YOUTmem- The rock to be made into gravel is 

themselves, do not have to pay any 

hole could nwt be Been un ;il one was bers can be present. me links will ffrst put inti the crusher and then 

taxes, and the cost .of living ie said 

almost upon it. The fmn 

be in excellent shape, and Eomefine it is screened, As well as bhing 

to be way below that of any othsr 

the Ford Ian@ed on the o 

golf should be played. 

groveled the road will have cement . 

c]ty in the United States. Hous@B, 

the hole, and then the 

As the Santa I?Q Fiesti ke5 place structures of four by four, and four 

built and maintained by the eastern 

into the hole. The d]iver wan from the Eth to 9th of Sept{ mber and by “six box cnlverti. 

corporation ~ent at a rate of $2.00 a 

thin% tirough the wind Ehield land- there will bo a large number of vi~- This job will be completed in eith- 

room per month, thus making even a 

ing in the road. Shortly after this itors in town, it will be we~l for er four or six monthS according to 

large ten room house rent for the 

a motorcycle with side cal, drove up such of your members a8 can to make Mr. McEniry, one of the State Engi- 

1comparatively small figure of $20 

and fell in on top of the 

reservations at tbe hotels immediate- neers. 

a month. 

two men who were in the 

ly. If you will write the Secretary, 

were seriously injured. T 

LORITA TAKES GAME. FROM Electric light bills are computed at 

Santa Fe Club, we shall be glad to 

in the Miner’s Hospital, 

CAPITAN the rate of 26 cents per socket, and 

have accommodations held for them. 

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electric washing machines coEt an adexpected 

to live. 

Cordially yours, It was announced in the last imrm ditiOnal 50 ~=n~ a month, ~0 ma~er 

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CALLED OFF 

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GAME 

SA~A FE CLUB. 

By J. H. MacMillan, 

Secrehry, 

of the paper that LoriW would PlaY 

at Maxwell, and that Capitu~ould 

play Las Vegas here, but the schedhO~ 

much they ~rc “Bed, A mini. 

mum charge is mado for water, even 

if c~nstantly ~sed. 

The Dnwson ball club jo rneyed to 

Raton to p]ay ball Sunday, { but were 

badly disappointed as the management 

,of the Raton club apparent IY had no 

GRAND CHANCELLOR OF 

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 

/ VISITS DAWSON 

ule was changed and the two home 

teams playec.in Dawaom Loriti won 

the game by a score of 7 to 6, The 

~ame was an exciting one as well as 

Old Hi Co-t Umkmwn 

A’”d- ,-~a]! my ~0~1 is ~~]fing at 

the ~ah of $3.6o per ton and coke is 

bringing $6.60 a ton. Evidently Old 

control over flome of its pls! em. The Mr. R. H, Hanna, former Chief n fast game. The entire game was a Man Hi Cost neve? got that far west, 

game was scheduled for 3 :30 p. m. 

standard time wh;ch the Dawson 

team complained of on acco mt of be- 

Justice of the Supreme Court 

New kexico, came to Dawaon 

Grand Chancellor of the Knights 

of 

aa 

of 

pitcher’s battle. The interest in the judging from the low cost of living. 

gntie increased when Capitan tied the Mr.. F1ammirig; superintendent of 

~core in the ninth inning. Some Of mai]g for the Aurora postoffice was 

ing so late. The manager cf tha Ra. 

ton club agmred%r. O’Brie n that the 

game would ‘be started pr[ ,mptly at 

s :30 p. m. The grounds w ere in fit 

shape for playing, but at 4 p. m. SO 

minutes after time for the game to 

&sbrt, Raton had but severl players in 

Pythias Lodge. hIr. lfann~gave an 

addresu along tbe. educational lines. 

After hls address refreshments were 

served to about seventy-five members. 

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Tho followinZ persons were initiaG 

ed into the Knights of Pythias hdge 

tbe features of the game were tbe quite tiken with Dawson, but still old 

three base hit made by Hearn and A~r~ra looked good to him. He. 

Galvan. 

cnught the f]rkt Santn Fe train we~t’ 

The line-up and the score by in. after the Pueblo fIood three weeks 

ning~ for the game were as follow~: ago, and declared that the evidences 

Capitin: Trujillo, 5S; Madrid, Xrd; of the del~e were etiil vigible all 

~pinosa, cf; Galvan, c; Tony, ff; =IO~g tb~way+ 4#Th~ ~~tir~ “~11~~ of 

uniform, including three pitchers, in the rank of pages, Wednesday Cbtist, ist; Martinez, If; Espino=, the A*ka”~a~ ~iver ~a~ .gvered with 

Mr. McDermott declared the game 

off at 4 p. m. when he mu Ii not get 

,nufficient men in uniform to siart the 

night: John R. Lewis, Kenneth 

Sneddon, Mike Faba, Jay CericOla. 

Alfred Dcmouhn, Christ Costa and 

2nd; Trujillo, p. 

Lorita: Hearn, ks; D. Salvo, 9rd; J. 

Salvo, cf: Blair, c; Dale, rf; Gibbons, 

a foot more of loam and the debris 

of th~flood was left on the tree~ to 

~ height ‘of eight ~r nine feet,’ said 

, mme. such treatment h Jrts the H. C. Delavan. 

lat.; Donahue, lf; Shaw, 2nd; Mslcolm the ]OC81pO~tal ~ffifli~~ 

game greatly, and Beveral or Raton’t 

regular fans were indignun t Ovsr the 

msnagcmnats action. Th e Daween 

UNKNOWN MAN ATTEMPTS TO 

STEAL A PAIR OF TROUSERS 

& 

Capitan --.0000200300 

R, H. E. PRE=ENT MAKES APPOINT. 

6 10 2 I MENTS IN NEW MEXICO 

team was just out the satis faction of A man whose name is not kno’~ 

giving the Raton tealn a g

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Publlehed on ThurmdnYat Dawaon, New 

Mexico by the r“’ Are You Having Trouble Making @nds Meet? I 

DAWSO14 WELWARE Department 

Tt,mm .1 S=bwrlntlr.= II 

@lx mo”the . . . . . . . ..- . . . . . . . . . . ..$ .761 

one Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.60 

Adv6rt181ng Rkteu on Application 

NIltered aenond-clm~s 

March 10th, !;21, ut the vo=.of~;~t~ 

nawBon, New ntexlco. 

DAWSON’S GARDENS ‘-- “11 

A glance at more than one pretty 

garden in Dawstin has made us come 

to the conclusion that several persona 

have turned Horticulturists. Our 

first impression when we look at 

khen stop and look in the matter. 

Perhaps the income ra nut as large m before. Even S, INCO iu only onehalf 

thO story. The othir half and by far the more imw~nt of the t o, is O~GO. 

Are you getting value received for it? 

Look over Tour ,expenses for the past manth. Wore they all neces~ry and 

really worth while. Dld You brr something You really have little us for, IUBt because 

it was che~, or have you i ought things beyond your meam be ause you happened 

to temporary have some extra money in your pocket or‘1in YO checking ac. 

count ? 

Answer these que5tionu for yourself and see if OU are guilty. 

It you are not getilng ahead try a new plan. ~pmr a S,vinga Account with 

us next >ayday, even though it ;n only a dollar or tin dollam or twen Y dollars, and 

then each succeeding payday deposit llkewise. Do you think that 80 B all an amount 

is not worth botheri~ about? YOU wi~ find Y you give the plan a f ir chance that 

you can @et along without that ten or twenty just as well and you will ava something 


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You wi~ then wonder why you didn’t try this simple scheme y am ago, for ii 

these gardens is just a mass af flowers, 

but upon inquiry we find to our 

fmrprise that we did not know BO 

many different species existed. 

Take for example the rose. There 

are Baby and Crimson Ramblers, 

will give you a better Idea of the value of money, and give you a cer in aafisfaction 

in looking back over thk year’s work, that can be obkined in nti othex 8Y. 

It is never tio lateb commence over, ro start in n?xt ayday th any amount 

you feel you should or can put snide. Don’t put it off long~r \ y kiddi youmelf inti 

waiting until YOU have a hundrsd or two hundred. because that time $ ay never come 

and you ara losing valuable time in the mBantime.” 

Start nuw. Any amount welcome it 

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GmrT. Jacquemots, Seven Sitters in [I . 

different ahadea, Ophelia, Sunburst II 

and Paul ~eyron ro@.es., .One woman 

in discu~ing her roses gave the Paul 

Neyron rose the first” place as toII 

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beauty. ... I 

The shubbery, too, is magnificent. 

The summer Lilacs, Briday Wreaths, I DUTY OF EMFLOYE 

and Snow Balls adorn many of the 

fences in town. 

The wiudom of guarding and pro- 

The soil in Dawson iu very rich, and jecting dangerous features in the, in- 

scarcely nny work is required to keep dustrial planti is very apparent from 

these’ flower gardens in first clasg :he viewpoint of the employer and 

cotidition once they are begun. With Ihould also be endorsed and nsaiDtid 

such a plentiful supply of water and >Ythe employe. For while pecuniary 

tbe plots of ground that moat every- compensation relieves the injured 

one bas around his house many more workman and hls dependents from acgardens 

Bhould be started in the fu- ;ual want, and prevents them from 

ture, It is with an immense satis- >ecoming a burden to society, it does 

faction that we view these gardens lot restore a life or rebuild a brokbecause 

they go w prove that ‘Dawson ?n frame. 

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[ra. William Hart enhrhined II I 

h six tibles of bridge” Tuesday 

:ning for her gueab Mr. and Mrs. D wson Hotel 

V. Rogers, and Miss Be~ie Lodge, 

~ followinr-.—— nersons were nresent: Jot’ n Hixenbaugh, Mgr. 

D. G. Secren, Mr. and Mrs. A. 

HaII, Mr. and Mrg. I. G. LoverinK, 

W. C. Holmun, Mr. F. H. Son- American Plan 

atrom, Mrsl Helen Singleton, Mr. 

I Mrs. Frank Moorehead, Dr. and 

s. C. W. Hoover, Dr. and Mrs. F. El ctric Lights—Steam 

Diver, Mr. and ~s. J, B, bfo~ow, 

1Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Young. II , t Heat 

people have an eye for beauty. 

prevention of the accident is far 

Dr. F. C. Divm took supplies to the 

camps of the Boy Scouts and Camp 

Fire girls near Eagle Nest Dam, 

Thursday. 

better than any possible assis-nce 

~fter the accident hae occurred. Precaution 

is less burdensome than re- 

Tet. There is beyond the question 

~f “Safety Provisions” a pronounced 

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Mr.. and Mrs. C.. M. Hanson took 

their niece, Mis~ Margaret Hanson, 

to Trinidad Friday. Miss Hanson 

will meet ber paren”ti in Trinidad, 

and from there will return to her 

home in Amarillo, Texas. 

Mr. A. W. Attins wag in Dawson 

July 14, 16, 16 representing the 

Storrs Schaefer Tailoring CO., of 

Cincinnati, Ohio. He was taking 

mea~ureB for special made to order 

clothing of a high gridg. 

The free dances thqt were given 

obligation on the part of the employe 

to veduce or eliminate the possibility 

of preventable accidenti. me 

preservation of life and limb should 

be an ever present, influence to caution. 

Th~s should be a personal mat 

ter with thoughtful men in ever) 

kind of employment. Familiarity 

with danger too often 18BUlt in re 

Ia:ation of caution, with the resull 

that accidenti happen that could eaw 

ily have been avoided. The employ{ 

should at all times be cautious, witl 

mind and thought corretantly alert t( 

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~ima-Day Auto Ser ice to Raton 

Auto t.mvm kmro ●t 9 A. M. ●n 3 P. M. Clas=d C*-. 

WEU EQUIPPED MAC INE SHOP 

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Full Lin~ of 

Automobile A~cessories 

last year will be resumed this year at 

intervals of two weeks. The dances 

will be held on the tennis court, and 

the music will be furnkhed by the 

Dawson band. The first .of these 

prevent the accidents which ti ofte] 

occur through thoughtf ulnem an{ 

carlwnem. 

—Reprint Mont. Accident Board 

Jituey’ SAG. 

~~agemge 

ta -II P- 

●nd T-ofee 

of amp, Night or Dmy 

mmpt Sorvico ! 

was given. Saturdiy night. 

,DR C. W. HOOVER 

AND 

DR. E. A. POLIAK 

Dentists 

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OFFICti HOURS: 

s A M. b 12.00 M. 

1 P. M, to S.30 P. M. 

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rk was In Dawson Thursday doing 

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A ButterKist PopCornM~chine 

.1$ “OUR NEWEST IMPROVEMEN 

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.WR WILL USE BU~ER ONLY IN THIS M CHINE 

WITH NO SUBSTITUTIONS OF LA D 

OR OLEOMARGARINE 

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J. J. LAVBACH, Pr~prietor 

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Becoke A Subscriber --- Read Your”Own Copy 

Yow nton 

Mr. J. A. Gafford 

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eft Tuesday 

George Maj~rs of Tr nidad arrived 

in Dawson Monday, Ju Iy 11, for a 

brief businesu vigit. 

Mrs. A. W. Hall entel mined Thumday 

afternoon for Mr5. Helen Singleton 

and Mrs. G. V. ROE:er~. 

A. E. Anderuon” was in Dawmon 

Monday. He is ~alesmrnn for the Du 

Pent Powder Co. 

Mm. Louis Forte and little 

daughter, Helen, went to Coal Creek, 

Colo. They will be go, e a month. 

Mr. and Mrs. James Ane8t are the 

proud parents of a b:,by girl born 

July 17. ., 

Enriquek Arellano, infant daugh. 

ter of Mr. and Mru. Sed onio Arellano 

died Sunday and was k!uried Monday. 

Mrs. E, L. Emery ar d Bon of Cbey. 

.enne, WyO., are visitilg NIB. w. D. 

Brennan. 

Mta. J. E. Morrow l,jft Saturday to 

attend the New Thou ;ht Convention 

in Denver, 

Mrs. Mattie Easthu went to Trini. 

dad llonday to visi$ f iends for a few 

days. 

Mr, Sisk and Mrs. athleen Pollard 

of Raton were Daw n visitira last 

Thursday. 

J. B. Momow and ~J. Xullen mohored 

t.=ton Moo Y for a short 

b~lsillci? v~sit. 

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Walter F. O’Brien epresenting the 

Sullivan Mechinery o. Denver, COlorodo 

was in Dnwson Monday. 

Vie Crimp-F= irl% and Boy 

Scou& returned W dn esdny from 

their two weeks ca ping trip UP to 

Eagle Ne~t Dam. 

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Finnectim, Ernest and Frank Dunmn, WORLDBUSINESS IS ( from Raton were in Da-on %turday 

nnd August Goldmenn motored to IMPROVING,.RYM SAYSto see Mr. W. D. Etmunan, who a=- 

f!rinidad Saturday. companied them h Sptinger tu in- 

New York, July 19.4ptimistic ~pect the S~te Refom ~chw,t 

MrE. ‘Frank Moorehead and Mm. 

views regarding businew conditions 

k. R. Davison entert~ned the ladies 

were expressed by Thomae F. Ryan, 

Df the Eastern Star lodse Wednesday 

financier, when he left for Europe on 

9ftern00n. 

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the Olympic, He said deterntimtion 

Mrs. Frank Moorehead entertain. and co-Op=atiOn would help r=~re Dawson 

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ed Thursday evening with a card pOsperiW much sOOner than mO* 

party for her mother, Mrs. Helen p~Ple think. 

Tailor Shop 

Binrletin. “1 feel confident,” he said, “that II 

Mr. C. D. Beeth, Superintendent of 

the Eastern Division of the EI Paso 

business conditions all over the world, 

with few exceptions are slowly im- 

Profing. 

NOW IS THE TIME TO GET 

and South Western System arrived in. 

Dawson Monday night and left Tuesday 

morning. 

“In this country, orderly but per- 

sistent liquidation h- been going on 

for many months. People every- 

YOUR HATS CLEANED 

AND BLOCKED-WINTER 

COATS AND SUITS DYED 

Mr. T. W, Judge, pharmacist at the 

Dispensary, has’ been ill this week. 

Mr. W, C. Ffolman brOught his 

where have been scared. They ate 

getting over that. Th@ people of this 

country are the greatest conaumero 

AND RELINED. 

family back fmm their camping trip 

Sunday. 

Mr. and M~II lift Thursday 

afternoon for” Denver Colorado, 

where they will meet their daughter, 

Mr~< W. E. Collins and hgr IiHle 

of food ‘~d ma~ufactured prOd’Jc~ 

in the world in normal times and normal 

times are coming back.” - 

-- Mrs. W. E. Collinge arrived in 

Dsw.on Monday from Telkwa, British 

Columbia. Mrs. COllinge wae met in 

E. A.STARK 

Proprietor 

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daughter Ruth, of Teltia, Brtijsh 

Columbia. 

Miss Leona Sherwood went h Gimanon, 

Monday JUIY 11 to attend an 

informal dance given at the home of 

Denvef by her parents, Mr. and MTS, 

T. C. Hill. This is Mrs. Collinge’u 

‘first visit to Dawson since she left 

for Canada. 

CHURCH DIRECTORY 

TheDawson 

BARBERSHOP 

Mr. and Mm.. Fred 

dance was given for 

Broo~. The 

Miss Dorothy 

Dsw#o. 

inister. 

CburCb-.7. 

Bible School, 

S. Russell, 

10.00 a. m. 

E. F. SCOTT, P- 

Brooks in honor of ‘her birthday. 

MEXICO PUTS DUTT 

ON CATTLE SHIPPED 

FROM UNITED STATES 

Mrs. Young, Supt.: Primary vadep 

meet at Ree.cue Station, Mim Mchenry 

in charge, higher i?rades meet 

at church. Ewmdng #ervice 8.00 

m. Choir practice Riday, $.00 p. 

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R. G, Ch~r rmentlng tho 

Hercules Power Co., o Denver, Colo,, 

was in Dawson + Mend y. 

E. H. Wambler tbe United 

States Graphite Co. o Denver, Colo., 

was in D;wEon 7 Mend y. ‘r ‘ 

ican government his issued a deat 8.80 a. m- fOr ?fng~s~~peaklng. 

10.30 a. m. for Spanish.spe& 

tree placing a duty Of ten pesOs p~e E~eni~g, ~~~CloCk. We%S;~ 

(fivq dollars American) pqr bead sgr~iceg: Masu at 6.9o and 7 a. m. 

~n cattle chipped from the United Junior choir rehearsals Wednesday 

States ~nto Mexico far marketing at 4 p. m. First Wlday of the mont’h 

devotin: Communion, 6.80, m-es 

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~xception is made in the case of Mex- 1, 

Spscialty 

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Dawson Monday to vi it h,s daughter, 

Mrs. H. F. Teeple. 

ican cattle shipped through the Unik 

~d Stat@s in bond and originating in 

Mexico, the decree says. 

Dwight’sIceCream 

American rnttla shipped into Mexico 

for Fazing purpmes also are ex. Dawson. N. M. ‘ 

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reshipped to United States when fa~ 

tened “for market or that the fee be Fancy Creams and Ices 

paid in the event the cattle finally 

sT~ sold in Mexico., 

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bone or rock may put such an amount of refuse on the picking “les that the 

coal cannot be properly cleaned, therefore some dirt gets into th railroad car ~ 

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being loaded, and may go to a customer, who, because of the p~eparation of 

the mal in this one car, cancels a thousand tin order and two h~dred men 

have lost a days work because of the dishonest action of, perhap~ one man. 

The miner or lo~der who wilfully loads out dirty coal is not nly reducing “ J 

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Substan ial declines in the prices of -groceries, yard goods artd wearing apparel from the prices which 

prevailed at he beginning of the year are shown by a recent labor ‘bureau b@etin of a neighboring state. 

The greatest decline is shown in groceries. ”Fourty~ne articles of food stuf fs show an average decline of 

slightly over18 per unt during the last six months. Yard goods and wearing apparel-declined on an average 

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show an average decline of 35 per cent since July 1, 1920, while 

34 per cent, approximately during the same period. 

yard goods and wearing ap- 

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You will find our prices to be right in line 

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Mm. Warren Brat ewell has been 

ill for several dayB t) ,is week. 

tir. and Mr~. L. Ralnlot and family 

who arrived i.n Dawso x la~t week are 

now living in .Lorita. 

Mrs. E. J. McAtee f ntertilned with 

a 12 o’clock dinner Wedneoday for 

Mrs. L. Ramlot and f:imily. 

Mr. Sam McCutche on, fire boss at 

No. 5 mine, has been off of duty this 

week on nccount of j lnen6. 

Mr. George Dale’s mother and uiuter, 

Alice, of Denver, CfJIO.-are visiting 

him. 

Salvadore Debench eta and family 

left ‘fiiday morning from a two 

weeks trip through C0lorado. 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob O‘Neal who have 

beeq visiting their daughter,, Mrs. 

Jack Wallace, have r: turned to their 

home in Trinidad. 

Mr. Wm. Seibert ~>f Danville, IIL, 

has come ti Dnwnon with the intention 

of making his kome here. Mr. 

Seibert ie Mm. Bra: ewell’s brother 

and for the preeent he is staying at 

the Bracewell home. 

Mr. and Mr6. Cha~. Duncan entertained 

the Lorita ba 1 team Saturday 

night with a dance. 

refresbmerits were erved at mid- 

excellent time. \ 

fiisn Ruble Ramlo ; returned home 

Thursday after ha.i ag spent several 

days visiting friehds n French. 

Little Jessie Finnicnm who has been 

quite ill with a nerv us breakdown is 

somewhat better. 

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the head of the Welfare Department 

arrived in Dawson Monday from 

Morenci, Arizona. .Mr. Carmn will 

assume his duties in a few days. 

Mr. ~. F. Teeple, Mr. and Mm. Ace 

Brown motored to hlnidad Saturday. 

George Thurston, a former resident 

of Daw-n, now living in Trinidad 

was in Dawson Friday. 

MrB. J. ‘B.=row and Mrs W. D. 

Brennan went to the Camp Fire Girls’ 

Camp Thursday morning. 

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Hanson, and Miss Mnry Custer motired 

to Wlnidad Tuesday. 

Frank C. Hamilton, Mrs. C. W. 

Hoover’s father, returned tO his 

home in Momence, Illinois, this week. 

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~orfiria Zamora and Chris Martinez, 

both of Loriti, were married in 

Raton this week. 

H. H. Prati, Asistint consultinE 

engineer for the Phelps Dodge Corporation 

from Dougl~s, Ariz,, a~ived 

in Dawaon JUIY 12. 

Mrs. Murphy of Trinidad who h= 

been visiting her sister, \Mrs. Jack 

Wallace and family returned to Tcinidsd 

this week. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Obelmitto en- 

tertained Monday evening. JUIY 11, 

in ‘honor of their son, Joe Obelmit~, 

who was recently married tO Miss 

$fary Menapace. 

Wr. and Mrs. Cuhicio Botero’s bsby WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER 

daughter died Monday July 11. 

The Dawson Tailor Shop announc. 

A daughter was born b ‘Mr. and es, that beginning JUIY Ioth, it will 

Mrs. Jamea Maaon Saturday July 9. be prepared to call for and deliver by 

delivery tiucks all orders for cleaning 

Dr. Wilmer Adams hsa PUrChMed and prewing, dyeing, and laundry. 

n new Dodge roadster. Iall kinds of dry and steam Cleaning, 

M~. ~“d M~R~M~Knight left The establishment is prepared to do 

Friday for Canon City, Colorado. dyeing and hat blocking. Phone in 

— — your ordem. They wtil be promptly 

A baby girl wan born ThutsdaY tO attended to. if. 

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Mamio. 

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%It Lake City. Utah. I Vermejo hdge No.” 36 I 

Mr. H. B. Angelo left Saturday for A.F.& A.M. 

Van Houten, where. he will be gone Rewlmr aommuniufiem rac. 

for several days. omd and FourEh Thursdeym mt 

8 p,m. Mge Hall in Oper* 

The five months old baby daugh- Hou*e BuiNimg. 

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Leija died Vuitu@ Alw=ym Wotwm*. 

July la. 

G. W. THURSTON, W. M. 

O. F. WARFIELD, S~’r. 

Mr. W. C. Barnett and family left 

Sunday for Santn Fe. After visitin~ 

in Santi Fe they will go to the Pecos 

Valley for their vacation. 

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Mr. and Mm. John O’Brien, Mr. 

and MrB~ J. A. Black and Mr. and Louis Savio, Proprietor 

Mrs. A. M. Van Dyke motored to 

Vermejo park Friday. Italian, 

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French or Amerimn 

Juanita Chapter No. 28 

Order Eastirn Star BREAD 

ROKUISP 

Sessions l-t ●nd 3A 

0. E. S. %cial .Club meete every Pastries of All Kinds 

other Wednesday afternoon 

Fresh Eaked Every Day 

Vi.itOmZdi!!l;-G.l~.~ 

Mrs. ANNA MEIXLE, W. M. candi6*D~jba~~ft 

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Two Reel 

Comedy 

July 27th ‘ 

r-Amusements 

PROGRAM 

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MackSenoett Dawson Opera House B:.yn 

Paramount, - Fox - Week July 25-31 - Universal - 

Wednesday, JUIY27— 

~’Heliotrope” 

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A Good Story—Entertainingly Presented 

Cosmopolitan Production in Six Parts. From 

Richard Washburn Child’s Story. Directed by”’ 

George Baker and Released by Famous Players. 

Cameraman, Hal Rosson. Running Time,, 

About 80 minutes. 

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Jimmi. Andrew. .-----.. ------... -..--. -.---= --WilFf4 Lytell 

Sol Goldman --:------------------------------ Bon H.ndfick* 

Joc.phino*a*dock +.-. --. -----.. -..---... Julia Swayne Cord-m 

Mabel Andrew, ‘-------------------------------- Betty Hilburn 

Alice (Hale) Hasd-.k - . . . ..~--. ----. ------- ..----Di=nn All*n 

Heliotrope Hnrrr Hatdock . . ---------------------- Fr6d Burton 

George AIIdyew. .-----, ----------------------- Clayton Whit* 

Spike Foley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- Wtlliam B. Ma~k 

Gov*rnor ~rcer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William H. :ooker 

Ward.n M,cbael Fyne ----------------------- Thomas J. F,ndlay 

SYNQPSIS 

Alice Halo (Had-k) Iu a conventmeet. and become. magad 

to her chum’mbr-ther, Jimmia Andrew*. –She thinks she is an orpbnn, 

but is really a daughtar of “’Heliotrope HarrY” Hasdock, serving a 

Iifa aentemce in thn pu.nite@kry. He dmived kic nickname from his 

fondn.rn. far tbe perfume Heliotrope. Alice does not know of his 

axistnnchhe worsh.ipa her from afar. 

He iotavpe’s wayward wife learns of the eugagemant and seeti 

a chauc i to get “h”,h money.” Haliattop Iaarm mf it and b.=. the 

warden to allow hi* “leave en honor,” ,wearing *O retu- to ptinon 

after he ham thwmrted hit wife’m achemta. The warden intercdea 

for him with the governor ●nd hmis grantd a wrdon+ft.r swearing 

on his hanor uot tolay a hand on his wife. ,. 

The first bii wife knows that Heliotmw ii on her track iti when 

a ●.eIIt of Heliotmw is traced to a blank pi~e of mote PWr in her 

apartment im a famhiomable hotel where the lovers are *tayin~ with 

the Andmws family. She tries to eacav, meting from place to 

place, but the scent of Heliotro~ followti bar. Concermed at Iamt,her 

fa~s drawm by Heliotrope-when he dim.ovarm hi. d.ughterts birth 

certificate in hh wife’, room and confiscates and burti. ipihe 

shoots H*liotmpa ●nd Roe. to prison in~tead of her husbmnd, whn 

die, happy in the knowledge that th~ daughter deu. mot know that 

her father waa a crimiml. 

G-rgm D, Baker ~m do=e fdm.elf p.c.”d in this one. It is as 

intermstiugly told, and antertainin=ly pre.anted a. few ether photo. 

plmymhave b-n. Tbe continuity is parfmt mnd the interest holds 

till the final ..ane. A. a story of human htero.t it ban few equnla, 

The few towhe. of the “.ociety” crook. ~ la .,R~fflc.-r—tbe high 

wciety hotelti-the ●.em.s in prison—each w~uld b= a locale iitself; 

yet each ha. it. place mnd fit. in”pmrfec.tly, with n .m~thue.. 

that hat ,eldom been the reviewer,. ~lea,”re to witness. Mr. Baker 

has ●elected his cant and principals with alme.t uncanny fo~thought 

~-th ●eems to ~Iva the part as though born t. the ~le. Thit +. 

ture will entertain, will thrill, and will plea.e any audiemce, may. 

wbe=. 

Friday, July 2~ 

Admission 31c, War Tax 4c. 

~ “Land of Jazz” 

A Good Comedy, Featuring EILEEN PERCY 

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“The Silver Li~ing” 

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-“The Angel” Furnishes a Fitting ;limax ‘ 

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Metro Photoplay in Six Parts,’ Smna rio by D. J. 

Buchanan and C. H. Smith. Direl :tor, Wland 

West. Cameramen, Edward \ ‘ynard and 

Frank Zuker. Running Time, Sevel ty Minutes. 

THE CAST 

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DAWSON, NEW MEXICLTHURSDAY, JULY 28, 192t- NUMBER 26- . 

~-s U~LUS OF COPPER iERE 

IS GMIJALLY S HRINKING 

‘It is doubtful if anyone “outiide of 

the Copper Producere’ 

“ ~own what the, coppk r, surplus 

““’a total tick in this count Cy of 500,-) 

‘.500,000,000 of blister, or unrefined 

600 pounds of bllgter or unrefined 

metil. Ae thig stock dec ceases, the 

price of the metal should gradually 

advance.—Ar~zrm. Mining J OUna]. 

Mrs. S. H. McDermott h m received 

wOrd of the m=rriage o?! her ‘son, 

Mr. William R. McDermc tt to Miss 

Francis Rohertr of Gallup, New Mex- 

Tbe bride ig a graduate of St, Vjn. 

‘cen~ Acadamy. at Albuque rque, class 

of 1921, and is well known b n “urn. 

ber of tbe younger set af .DaFwn. 

Tbe grrnm waa a membe P of the 

American ExpeditionaW I ‘orce~, ~d 

News joins the many frie ~d5 of the 

newly-weds in extending n io& hearty 

congratulations rind b-t wihes. 

A CilW- BADLY BU 3NED 

Floyd Walk”p, the twenty.~ix 

montbn old child of Mr. and Mm. 

Stinley Walkup, wae qnf .3 Be”erely 

burned %tnrday evening when ~t 

fell into a tuh of hot war~r. The 

child ouffered bum on thf , nnne .nd 

“’back hut it ir not thought they they’ 

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DAWSON LOSES TO BERWIf.JD’ I A TRIP TO MT. BALDY IBOY SCOUTS BACK FROM OUT. - 

IN TEN INNING GAME 

(BY MatY Covert) 

fn one of the &deti fought Monday” J~ly 18, Miss Bertha 

games of the season, the iJaw~an Creary and WE. Earl Mayes taok 

‘, Japan and Girmany ar B no; buy 

Mc- The- BOY SCOUW: Lee Bradford, 

Eli- Herber~ Brad fonl, Sydney CrawfO=d, 

base ball team ‘lo~t the game at Ber. zabeth Sherwood, Helen Frazier, Bi- Pirtie Crawford, Vere Gomett, cm=. 

resen.es and ie not prod Icing from 

, her own refineries .sho”] j have the 

wind 

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Sunday af tarnoon by a Wore of anca Ber~amo, and Mnry Coveti 

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an over nlgM hike to Mt, Brddy. 

for lyle Vicker#, Je.mes Con~r, WiHkem 

-we Redpath, Walter Lnvering,. ~nck 

,moti aerioum coisideratio ,. It 

pearu that Gmany i5 hating 

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F.verytbing wm favomble for a ~left camp about 9:00 A. M. with our 

gwd game; the weather man ~~ or. ‘~ck, canteens and mesa kitn over nur 

Thnruton, 

Black, and 

filph %tk,- 

Wallace Stirk, 

Harmon 

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‘tawuble in financing hei ivy copper dered up real b-e ball wmther, Iehouldem. We skirted the r(dgee of Wednesday from their twn weeks CIUG 

purchaadu than even Fra nce or the about a hupdred in the shade and not, ~ldy and went over the mountains, ing. 

, United Kingdom. 

a br=th 0$ ii stiming. The game Instesd vf going by why of the road. The boys spent their time in fishing, 

For the pm ten years the United was rolled at 3 :S0 p. m. In the fimt ), At noon time we-tipped in a very swimming, eating ,and exploring tbe 

States has produced an average of inning ‘Berwind put across on= I.un. pretty valley ti eat, where a da.rhlng surrounding country. They made one 

73 per cent of the copper production 

~of the entire world. At the pr-ent 

From thnn on until the Sixth it ~az creek furnjsbed watir for “s, After 

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a straight case of shut-outs for ‘both lunch we continued on pur ‘way, fol. boys 

b .fie pa]imdw+ one 

became so accn~tom~d 

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mte of pnrchmc< German y will hold teamm. In the sixth inning D~mn lowing no direct path, but. j“m mak- outdoor life that he cannot br~the 

/ 25 per cent ‘of the:world’ S stocku of EOt iti fiti score and Btind re. ing our way towards Baldy motintnin. -Aly now that he is back in Dawmn. 

copper at the end of thi ~ year and peated the trick. Th

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SIAWSOHW~AR= wmARTM=Mq 

PAUL K, CARSO~, 

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FRATERNALISM IN INDUSTRY 

B~!ieving that Secretiry of Lab. 

Davis has struck a key note in th 

mattar of Industrial Relations, we ~t 

print the following extract take 

fIOrn a message sent to the Lodge o 

Mdvse of White Plains, New York, i 

reflponse to an invitation to atten 

thair annu~l meekinE: 

“We a~e in tie thick of a peri? 

when it i? more than imperative fa 

all of u~, those whu work and tho~ 

who employ, to dxercise patience an 

forehearance toward each dther. W 

must make allowance for each ot] 

er’s,difficulties, we mu$t try w UI 

derstend each other)s Wohlems. It 

no time for tall tnlk, for hewted con 

troversies and the stubb~rn wand 

tiken by employees and employe, 

in the past. “In the prenent ak~ < 

industrial machine, it in time for oj 

not for monkey wenches. It in tim 

for all ~heela to cog b?gether. 

,,Tho ~oun~y is still vexed by i] 

d~strial dis~utas here and there. I 

suen are at stake, interesk are $ 

odds, w’kich it is hard to reconc.il 

We may as well learn the truth, f! 

it w.M be taught to us in any cas 

‘We are all of us being rapidly put 

our .propir places. 

itThe ind~~trial quarrelfl of rece] 

yeai-s, tho profiteering, the deman( 

for even higher and higher wages, tl 

readiness b ntrike at the drop o,f t] 

hat, have finally got us in all wror 

with the biggest boss of all, the Ame 

,ican public. 

“We owe the present stringe) 

tim’e~ to the fact that the gre, 

American public bas. at la~t lost p 

tience “with these wrangles and h 

gone on strike itself. ‘ 

“Nevertheless, the princ~ple of co 

ciliution is gaining. we are fort 

nate to have it; it is rather a spir 

and the ) friternal sptiit that we ou 

selves foster and repr~ent. It 

that spirit which I want to see ham 

]nted into the terms of induati. 

~,so 10”g u I am secret-y of Lab 

I mean to exert every effort with 

my power to gee that spirit is npre: 

everywhere, 

KrOuDs. 

among all ranks a] 

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OFFICE HOUM: 

sA. M.s012.00 M. 

lP. M.sa 630 P.M. , 

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the story. The o d er half and by far the more imporknt o the tw., is OU1’~0. 

Are you gtiting value received for it? 

Look over your expenseB for the pnmt ‘month. Were t ey all necesmry and 

really worth wh]le ? Did you huy something you really have 1“tle use for, just because 

it was cheap, or have You bought things beyond your me ~ becau~~ Yo,u happened 

h temporarily have Eome extra money in your pocket or in your checking ac. 

f.llllnt? 

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Answer these que@tions for yourself and Bee if You are ilt y. 

If you are not getting ahead try a new plan. Open a av,ugs Account ~lth 

us next syday, @yen though it is only a dollar or ten dq~ars o twenty dollars, and 

2$;?i$~~~~~;~Lpti%~PYZ 

you can get along without Ut tin 

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w twenty 

il~%i%~~~l A ~;;]%;;~; 

just UEwell and YO will have mmething 

to show for it at the end of three or six monthn time. 

You will then wonder why you didnvt -Y this simple sc me yearn ago, for it 

will give you a better idea of the value of money, and give you k certain satisfaction 

in Jooki& (back over the yearrs work, that can be obtained in no/’ other way. 

It-is never too lite m commence over, m start in next a day with any amount 

you. gel you should or can put =ide. Don’t put it off longer % y kidd.ng youmelf inti 

wait\ ng until you have a ‘hundred or twohundred, becauue that “me may never come 


Start now. Any amountwelcome at . ‘ 

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s to adjust and not to fight, b get 

tigether and settle, and not to stnnd 

~part and wrangle. Slowly and painfully 

we have learned this lesson. ,A]l 

>ver the country employeru and employees 

are manifesting this new 

ipirit of concession. ,It is one of the 

~ncouraging signs of our times. It 

marks the entrance of good will into 

@ur.indwtrial life after a long day 

of ill f ealing. .The fratmnal spirit 

is catihing on.” 

AN APP~ECIATION 

As ~~e management of tbe Dawmn 

New, paxes into different hands, we 

work “W acmmplls ‘i’h ‘r}? ed by ‘h” Its cons’ruc:iv’ flrat editor, 

Mr. Jay “Conway. The D,swoon News 

under ‘his direction has become a VaI. 

uable asset tg, our community life. 

Mr. Conway haa pioneered the way 

for a more useful and grmtly edarg- 

Odfield of we~are activity. May not 

the service he has rendered be h 

us who have be~n’”’delegated b carry 

on the wwk, an” inspiration for the 

continuation of his efforts to make 

D~wson a better place in which to 

live. 

The closer cooperation we receive 

the better able we are h perform ~r 

mission m a medium of disseminating 

news; delegete yourself a ,committee 

one to gather all the newg and write 

the items on the spot. 

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John L. Shelton returned Monday 

from Sheridan, Wyo. 

E CAMP. FIRE GIRLS RETURN 111 1 

rhe Camp Fire Girls returned 

dneaday bringing back with thenl 

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es of the shortest two weeks they I~ I: 

,r spent. Their stay at }he(@mp 

LrlthH Eagle Nest Dam waa one II American 

Itinual round of fun according to 

reperk botk from the firl~ and II I —! ,’ 

guardians: 

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nty of sunburn and pleasant mem’- ‘John Hixsnbaugh. Mgr, 

Plm-.! 

Electric 

tfrs.N. Arngon,~ra. Maaearanez II Lights—Steam 

Heat 

1 Mrs. Garcia left on the 18th of 

month for Lae”Vegas to spend a 

nthviaiti~gwithfriendsandrelingle 

MeRlg 75c .’: 

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Twiu-a-Day Auto ervim h Raton 

At* bVm Grmge ●t 9 A. ●nd 3 F. M. CloeA Csre. 

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E. L STARK, Pr prietor 

SHINING EXAM1 j~E 

Charles M. S=ssi i at;a bal 

quet in Loretto: 

come to the conclueian 

is a crime—that every m ]]ion~ire 

a liar and a thief. 

“As a matter of fact n“inety-nirn 

out of 100 successes nre eeain Brighton, Colo. He came up ~e~ce~: MMae@ at ti.go ~d 7 & ~ 

!rom Roy, New Mexico, where he hae Junior choir rahearrti Wedndays 

Been tititing .relativea for the ls,at a+ 4 P. m- ~=t fi!day af tie men* 

devotion; hmnmon, 6.30, tiame~ 

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“ had so many requests to book a picture for return datis; which 

,.. is prmf that it pleased those, who were fortunate enough h see 

. it in this theatre several weeks ago. - “ 

-, It is snappy, exciting, romantic atid full of action. 

- -. Don’t,rniss it this time. Positively the last time in Dawson. “ 

Remember the dat~uly 30 and 31. 

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DOLLAR ‘DAY BARGAINS 

I’JOL~R .DAY BARGAINS 

MEN’S WEAR SECTION 

Children’s Blue Play Suits $1.00 

Boys’ Wa sts .=_.__--__--$OOOO 

One lot B s’ Trousers, pr. $1.00 

one lot M n’s Dress Shirts$100 

Men’s Me h Union -Suits_ -$1]00 

Men’s Sil Sox-_-_._-_..-$00OO 

Boxed Tie.” nd Sox Set_-_ -$1.00 

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Ladles Whi e Fibre Silk Hosk 

DRY G ODS SECTION 

45c Huck oweling, 3 yds.-$1.00 

45c Mull, 1 colors, 3 ydE._$l.00 

7 yds. Mos uito Netting --$1.00 

10 yards Cheese Cloth, 

(36 in.) - _---_ -_-_: __$l$00O0 

Clark’s Lu tre Crochet Cotton, 

12 spools in box _._-_ .--$00OO 

Peri-Lusts Knitting Oottm, 12 

Bpools in ox ._-_. ----_ -$1.00 

Ladies’ Sil Gloves, $1.25 valu~, 

pair- _-.---. -_-_---$oooo 

I-2-uairs fo~- _ _____ ~,oo 

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1 lo~ Ladie ‘ Neckwear, $1.50, 

and $2.00 blues ----_-_-$1.00 

● 1 lot Emb oideries, 12 yards 

for ---_- --_-___-_ :_-_ -$1.00 

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Dollar Day, BiuaiinJt?~lv Dept. -Dollar 

1 Small Flash Light, without battery 

at -___ -_._ -_-_ -_---_--_ --w$l.w 

3 “Two-cell ~Flash Light Batteries 

- ---_L.---+---oo-. -$l.oo 

6 Fl::: t;~~t-Bulbs for _-_-_ -_.-$l.O0 

10 Packages Talking Machine Needles 

for-:_________ -.-_-_: --_---. $l.oo 

Our First ‘ 

DayBargains 

DrugDepartment 

12 bars Borax C!astile Soap $1.00 

5 bars ,.Wash Cloth Castile 

Soap _-.--7-__i-__-$ 1--$1.00 

Large. Size Milk Weed 

f. Cryam___-. _--___ -._-_ oo.oo 

$1.25 Hinds Hopey and Almond 

Cream _._-__ --.__ -._-_00.00 

$1.25 Hudnut Toilet Water $1.00 

$1.40 Poultry and Stock 

Food :_-. --_._ -_-__ -$1-00.00 

Saturday, July 30 ~“Dollar 

Another opportunity to buy good seas. 

enable merchandise, at greatly reduced 

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A DOLLAR tiGL LOOK BIG. AT, 

-- THIS SALE 

Read the special offerings and be on 

hand next Saturday, July 30th. 

Dollar DayBargains inhe6roceti Dapi, 

12 cans Clerm~n Sardines for -~~$1~00 

. ~gular $1.80 value 

DayBargains 

HouseFurnishings, Dept. 

.,Aluminum. Pans, $1,25 and 

$1.50 values .__--_ -_.-$1$00OO 

5 White CUPS and Saucers, 25c. 

and 35c; values --__ -_--_$1.00 

Pyrex Pie and Cake Pans, regular$l.35 

value -_---__ $l$00O0 

Pyrex Ramskins, special 3 

for -__.-_ --_;i_+_+$l-.$l.OO 

13askets; regular $1.25 size_$l.00 

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Mr. C. F. Flnan of Cimarr6n warn 

MT. W. R. Dyeriq 

a Daw80n visitor W e, neaday. 

for Albuquerque to 

. Mm. R. P*Woodw~rd and children with Mrs. Deering, 

left Saturday 

spend a week 

Mr. Filibelo Rulz purc%asetl a new 

Ford cay law MOnday. 

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Mrs. Wm. Lu@n and M#. Alex 

WILL CALL” FOR’ AND DELIVER 

The Dawsan TaUor “Shop announc. 

em, that beginning JUIY loth, it will 

lefk Wednesday for ~In extended vis. K;rr went to Trinidad Wednesday 

it in Tucnmcari. ., ‘ A baby boy was born July 19 ta ti spend a week, 

< lMr. {nd Mrs. Lawence Row. at the 

Mr. J. C. Chavmz, county COmmi+ Da?flon ~o~piti], . 

.- Enrico Fomez and fa~ily went to 

be prepar~d to call fOr and d~iver by 

delivery trucks all orders for cleaning 

and prewing, dyeing, and laundry; 

nu rlnd~ of dry and ~team C]eaning, 

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sioner, went to Raton ~ednesday on Raton Saturday for u visit with The ~~tablf~hment is prepa~ed ~ do 

a buslnem visit. Mr. Chas. St. Vruin left Saturday friends. ,- dvein~ —. -—-. and ,—–. hat blockin~. –- Phone -in 

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1‘-~: - ..,11.”-” -:’-’ after . spehding five days I ‘ _ 

R. T. Campbell an ‘~~ W. Tifle~, I with his da”g],k=r, ., . . . . . . 

W. C, Holrnan, Earl Mayw and W. $0ur3rdem. They will be prOmp~; 

.L’-- “-- Y. F.’ Teeple. 

Paige Distributor A.>.rt went on a fishin~ @ip h Rio attended ~. 

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~imidad, ] —- 

Pueblo Saturday. . 

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in Pawaon Wedd@day. I x.: . . . . 7...1,” . . . w.-..,, “L..- 

I ‘,L.:.== U:.IIW =,*u UInL,=.1 ullruet- 

Mr. T. E H. A~kin, =Ies engineer 

dsa, Oklahoma, are visit. 

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~ Al= Se.yem and Ja es N]mble are Ister ~~m TU 

for Taylor Whartun Iron and Steel of 

> L=PP; Vermejo Lodge”’No. 36 

gue~ at the Snedd n home this in~ their aunt, 0. ‘V. De 

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, I.lrmver was In Davmon Tuesday. - 

;. week. Mr. Savers isf a~nt fbr the _ .“ _.. . . 

John Hixenbaugh returned T,ues. —— 

Idny from hi,rrmch at ~weetiaterl.~;.~~ie ~!p?,~~~?&~ ~,.:;,:=:=::;;. ,Ca. 

Rupett Ea@hum a ived in Daw-’ where he took Mr. and MM. Dye who ‘ala’ lUISS‘“e= ‘ncu 

OmA●nd F*m* Th*J* ●t 

Ruth V,icketi, and Le uis Savio mO- 6 p. m. W#. H~U in wa 

eon Wedneeday from El Pam to will remain there for a month. 

tored to Raton Thursd 

HOW BuOdinr. 

[ spend a couple of a~. 

t eeks with his , 

V14it0* ~wmy* WOfcOMe. .~ 

mother. ● I 

[ Mrs. Maggie King left Friday for! A. w w.-. . . . ..*.W ~. Mr. WaI. Q W. ~URSTON, W. M. ‘ 

0. F, WARFIELD. Scc’y. 

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her home in Watmus. She has beefi 

Born toMr.wd Mr . Flem Martin, 

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of the ‘Phelpevi~itigg 

her daughter, hr-on 

July 2Srd, a bab bay. Mother 

““’. ‘imn’m ] Dodge Corpc.ratic.n arrived in Daw. 

Trujiilo. 

E and wn are doing nic IYl and Mlem, 

son Friday from New York. 

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who is Employed in 0. 4 mine, in Be prepare-a rainy days. -- – -- — -- – 

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H. T, Vander W-l left Friday for 

wearing the provitii smile; Let us show .yon rmr sbck nf .- T~#n-I ----- the Big Five mine at Red Elver UAWSUNBAKtHY 

The flume= the ailroad bridge coata made of Ieathertit, ;e and of ~hern he ~]] be for a ~onth< 

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.fust beyond tbe statio has been re- rubberized cloth. We har.ve 

+hem in 

Louis $avio, Proprietor 

paired. The trusses in the flume bad all sizes. Save youreelff 

the ‘time, Maste~ fieddie Evans went to ~n- 

become worn, out with ge, and need- money, and trouble of hhaving 

your tOn. Thursday to visit’ hie aunt. Mm. 

me it rain~ Fred Parker. 

Italiari, French”or Ameri- 

%d replacing. While there was no clothm pressed every tir 

irrigation b@ing done he flume was by getting one. of thes co)ats.-Am 

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Mr. J. B.=arted otr hi, 

r easiIy worked on, be ng completed ‘Govdu Store. 

vacation . . . Fridav which he will mend., 

Friday evening. 

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1 [ Here you campers ! We can fix you I‘“” ““--”- ““””- “’-----‘“ II 

Mr. A. Keddie, m nager of Che “p with everything YOU kill need Mrs. P, B. Eva,ns entertained a 

meat department of th Phelps-Dodge for your camp, 

Pastries of All kinds 

We have blmke~, few frierid~ Tuesday .ti.timoon with 

Mercantile Company’~ tore, a~d Mr. cantp.ns, hiking shoes and uuik, tent.v ~ ~a~d p,fiy. Fresh Baked Every Day 

P. A. Tiller, manager of the hard- and many other articlee, but inetead ~. 

ware department, hnve 

a two weeks vacation 

eturned from 

which Wey 

of telling you, we will ask you w see ‘Mrs. T. J. Warden, TOm, and Josethem 

for” yourself Bnd you will be phine left Saturday for Denver where 

Candies-D-ebs~ft 

Gpent camping \and fis ing near Las continced of their merity. Army they will wisit relative and friends 

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Vegas, Mew Mexico. ~, Goods Stirn. 

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Amusements for the week at the 

ID awson Opera House . 

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Paramount, - FOX - Week Aug. 1 to 7 - Universal = 

MONDAY, AUGUST l— 

. ~IJ Show 

TUESDAY, AUGUST ~ 

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6 

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“To Please One Woman” 

Famous-hsky Photoplay in Six Parts. Scenario 

and Dirwtion by tiis Weber. Runtig- Time, 

Seventy Minutes., 

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THE CAST 

~irn Gr-n;iII. ..:------. --.-------< -----------Cl~iH ~m~r 

Cccilim Gmn~illo --=,= .---.. --.. ----_ --.-.. --.-.--Edith Kwlmr 

Freddy --.----.. ----. ---. ---. ---.. ----_G-ge Hmtcktborne 

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Lcvfi ----. -~----. =-----Z-- .---= -_-----. ---. ---...Moma ~~ma 

Kiln’, Hucbind --.. ---. -----: ---. _---= :~OW,d__--~OW,d my 

Lucimn Wainwright .------_ ----_ .--. ------_ ..--L. C. Shumwky 

Bobb7 Granville ----_ ----_ ----.. ---”... --.--. ---”.Gordon Smith 

SYNOPSIS ,. 

D$. John Rmu,ome, youthful phyaicimn in Se*girt, in in love with 

Ali=O Granville, who return. hit mf f wtion. A beautiful we-n -=111. 

cd L.iln, wife of - 

is ~ttr~cted by’ the 

Wall Street brokmr, COM* to li~. in the town 

doctor: Alice, her sutar, C-ilim and Ransome 

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to m pknic togmther. Bobby, Alice’. young broth-, mmuin~ at home 

ill. Lei!~. phonm~ to &mome’s h-u~e thnt ●be h ill. WIa bounekuaw 

.er goas b the Granville home and Bobby start- off -ftor the doe. 

tar en hi. bicycle. Ha. faimts ● n ● m&ult of the eqertiom, is mlio~ed 

by Ratuo~ who hurriem aff, toL*il- ●=d k f nsci-tod by her. Luci- 

Wnlnwdgbt, -n *d”mirrnr of Leila’s’ mrrive- in bir yacht ynd meet- 

Cscilia snd Alice. ~nsomo’c infatumtiom for Leih u kkon when 

h8r kutibund ●rrive# and, l~tening to ● .onvenation b.tween them, 

the doctnr l-rue of bur inteus~ selFLtihness. Leila plana to tlop with 

Wainwrigbt, her hucband Hilt h.mtdlf. W&in+sht .atti Leilm 

~ido. ” Cmcili~, in love with W=inwrigbt, K.det bercmlf ou the yacht. 

Diocoyed ●nd thra-tened by Wai.wrigh~ she jump. o-erboad but 

it WUed by h= Iorer, Freddy Brikel. Bobby’s illness rcsuft* fskliy, 

Alice fin=lly foWive-” fi~ome. 

Admission 27G War Tax 

i THURSDAY, AUGUST+. ““ ‘“ ._ 

““.“Lost. City” “ 

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Thrills and suspense make this SOME aerial. 

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Mix 

A tfuillinu =nd excitinr otorr of the w it, im w~ch TOM Mi= 

k timirablr cnct in - role bit followrnrm like t -me him in. Tbe ●tPrY 

ia fait ●id mrnving ●nd tho c=t ●up~rtin Mr. W,x, hsuded by 

Pmuline Shrk, h- been WMIIchomon and rcmd ra him grind assiwhnce.. 

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SATURQAY, AUGUST C 

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A cra.k play that is diffe;ten; :m it i, ~wrkli=u com~y 

instead of ba=vy melodr~ma. iuin= to the nth degree 

d happinesm and you will find yoursalf throughout the eutim 

picture. Lav- cbcch the criminal car 

u he it ubmt to mmke the bi~gest coup of nk Iifa. 

Also BUSTER KEATON’S F wo.Reel Comedy 

‘‘ Admission 22c, War’ Pax 3c. 

SUN-DAY, AUCiUST 7— 

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. Featuring Har y Carey ‘ 

THE CAST 

%.rt C*raon.-- —--.,---. . --- —---—------_.--_.~~-~~ Carey 

Mm. Walk., ------------------------- ------..--.--lnse Ri.h- 

D=nmie Roy .--.. --_--------. _--.---, . ------ .-. Georgik Stone 

Carrie -.----.. --7------------------ . ..--. ---... _Helen Field 

W-lter A. Walker .--.: --------------- -----------.--Ed Coxen 

Lady Lou -.---. ---_ ---. --------’ ----- -------- =arbara ~Mar 

SbeAfF Pd.- ------------------------ . ....---.-:G-rge SeligDun 

D- Hieufni -------. -k-----: --------- ---.-.--.--ckl*t Inmley 

SYNOPSIS 

Bert C#son .?ideo in Rtiwlinm, the Q Y tom in ~ wild~mess .f 

nww blanketd mouawiu~, b cl=im L LOU. the bell- of tb- region. 

He belimrw tithaIo*M* her, it i~ ~ff~ult f** him to 

tell Mm. Wslk*r, = -eet ●nd wom~nlr friend, of hiu imrmndsng 

mtrthge. It is ~rticu~rly diffiauft whf m tbe Walker Idddie*, two 

~dor=ble little ones, h~ng on his knees md 

with tknthe was thair alai-.. Walter Wa Ik*r, 

hs daortaf hu little brd. He u in Ri ,wlii 

msk Knm if he 

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d-an’t 

f_mily# 

to h.~e 

xobbed the tmin. Here $ati fk~ kim in bdy hu’a roam. The 

girl 

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trmim .md go-. b 

brother. 

Priwn 

Cmrmo” takw tbe guilt wf robbing 

k S*W4 Sixtwm-vea: tam. TlaDn, 

thou,yb tha mymtariom underground cba nneh of wsom gos~ip, he 

1=-s tit Wfier i, Iiting in ~wiinb 

her lover, mt h.= brother. Bart ~ape 

with Ldy LOU. i~t be is 

from tha tiso- in a pck. 

in~. eese sud gti to LOU. III a spact~ u1*T flight be fiti Wdk.r 

mnd Lou -m ~ trnin. Tbm men fight and W-lber plum gag to hi- death 

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trebtle. B~rt e~Ce~* and -km 

-w Mm. Walker snd the kiddie 

h i. way to the bowe wham 

I. Itu Christm+ Eve ~d 

=rt PrOmisos b little *mw ● woderfu ment. Ha gab. tie little 

boy to .IUp tho hmdcuffs on his +ti d when tb: shariff cam-, 

the child, thtnkins it is ●ll Phy, ●nyn: mptwed hlm *nd 1 CtiI= 

tbo mwmrd.” The sheriff tell. B-rt, 

cenf-n~ thttkerohbev WU a fmm 

that *O COrereor will tend to tba -0 

om he Iikrn#, tba t Lou ham 

~ it b pl~ir.ly indica~ 

‘fm -t 4 jwtics willP* 

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BOYS TAKE HIKE TO LAKE 

ELEVEN 

Saturday III=SI nu~ >et of 

Dawson boy~ hiked out for a real 

boy’c outing, fishing, swimi ?~, and 

everything that the real A merican 

boy enjoys. They tiok the train a~ 

far as Colfax, and then hiked h 

number eleven lake, whet’ ? they 

made their camp. From, the firnt b 

kest, the boys mayit waB a real Outing. 

The following boys made Up the 

party; Sidney CrswfOr~ Pirkle 

Crawford, Miltin Crawfort 1, Ted 

Shelton, A1~a Rtevana ‘and Willie 

Small. 

Mr. Lee Cra~ord was in charge 

of ihe party. 

ENGLISH.V~D E“N 

Mr. Jamem E=and Mi! s L~lie 

Vaden of Dawon Xere un ted in 

mamia’ge u,t titon Saturda~.; July 

SOth. Mr. and Mrs. Albert English, 

k. and Mrs. Stanley Stock accom. 

panied them to Raton. MnN.S&k 

was tie ‘bridesmtiid hnd Mr. Stnck 

was the be@ man. After t le ceremony 

tbe party motored to ~:i-inidnd 

where they had a dinner at th ? Saddle 

Rock Cafe. 

The young couple returned in Daw. 

eon the game evening. A dance .wm 

given at their home on Three Hill. 

About one hundred guests”wc re present. 

at the dance. Refreshme nts con. 

aisting of ice cream, cake, an d punch 

,~e served. . 

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BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR Ck ARLE$ 

VIGIL. 

A most enjoyable pa~ty, w 83 @ven 

on Saturday evening, July 23rd, in 

honor of Mr. Chafles Vi~l~ tha OCcsuion 

being his bitihday. , 

About thi+ friends gut Iered ~t 

the home of his pmentn, Mr. rind.Mru. 

F. Vigil, and ftem there P~ ceeded 

b the home of Mr. tiharles Vigil. 

The evening was npent in dan~ng 

and playing gamea, followw by thb 

e.erving *f a tw coume lunch. 

Mr. Vigil w8e thk reci~ient of 

‘ man; presen~ and” the wishes of 

all for many happy returns of the 

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(By Helen fiaiier 

The Uda Camp Fi@ gitl met at 

the home of Miss Elizabe Sher. 

wood on Wednesday eveni g, July 

27th. They discussed their camping 

trip and detided W hake i ~ecurd 

of what they did while ey were 

out camping. 

Aftir their busineaa me “rig, lighl 

refreahmenb were merved and the 

reti of the evening spent in social 

entertainment. 

MfZS. F. M~REHEAD Entertains 

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One of the ‘meet deliFh UI #acinl 

events df the week was h ld in tie 

home of Mr4. F. Moore~if n Thut,day 

afternoon in ho~r of h mother, 

W. Singleton, ~md her si , Mrs. 

Lininger, of Denver, Color o, 

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L ‘ DAWSON, NEW MEXICtiTHURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1921 NuMBER 27. 

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRA- FAREWELL PICNIC GIVEN FOR PRIZE: GARDEN CON’fEST ,‘ 

TION IS RENDERED. : WARNER MOELLER : TO CLOSE AUGUST* Zoth. 

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The following stntiment shows the A farewe’11 picnic was given Satm- To whom will be awarded the honreceipts 

and disbursements in con- day evening in honor of Werner or and distinction of receivinE the 

nection with tke celebration held in Moeller ~who left Monday for his $25.$0 cash prize fOr hating raiued 

Damon on J’uli 4th. borne in El Pago, Texas. The picnic-, the ~e~ garde! in tiamn during the 

The balance on hand is subject to Iers went in care w Daw50n Canon a~ 8was0n of 1921? 

reduction by a few outitandlng billu, fa,r as the bridge *Y No. 6 and 9 In the issue of March, 31et, the 

no’t a5 yet presented. mlnea. Here they built a large fire DawROn ~e~, a~ an encO=agemeqt 

Rkc.ipb. aisd prepsred the food.. SanWlches, for the iaising :$ ~arden? in Daw#on 

Transferred frdm Uhristm~ salad, potato CKIPU,cOffee, and wa- dufing the summer season offered the 

1920 fund ..--.. ----’..$ 697.571 fkrmeldn were served. Later in the f ollOwink ~Bh pfize~: 

Subscribed by Conce~sionE ~evening marshmellh~ wme t-cd $25.00 for tYs4beit garden in Dawand 

Phelps D,odge Mm- over tibe fire. , For entertainment a flOn. 

cantile Co. ------------ 363,00 number of son~ were sung. The fol. $10.00, first prize; $5.00 sec~nd 

Subucrihed by Pheipu Dodge ~lowing persons attended: Mi=es Leo- .pti~e, b~~ garden in No. ~ Camp.” 

Corporation, in labor, ~na Sherwood, Grace Dhsmore, $10.00” first pri~e; ”$5.00 second 

supplien, etc. ------------ 288.71 Frankie $haltin, Winifred Teiple, prize, bust gard~n in DO~~~ aid 

Subscribed by Emp]oyee8-- 1094.50 Vera Sheltin, Sadie CQV@, MaNe~l 

Chfonister, Lucile Chronister, Edith 

Railroad ROW aeOtlOfi~I 

$10.00. first prize, $5.00 second 

TOTAL ------.-------$2443.78 Fitzpatrick, Bernice Rye#a, Helen prize, best garden On .C=pitan ~d 

Dhburaemoseti 

Sheltoh and Mary Wright;” M=srs 1No. K Hill. l’. ‘ 

Baseball --:-----:-------$ 200,00 Paul K. Cnrwn, Wilbur Hicks, Will- / $10.00 first fiize; $6.(10- second 

iam Bsgely, Leroy Lsubach, ‘hrge prize, best gardep an Np.’ 4, No. 8 

Abbett, Jean Yates, Edward Poliak, Mill and No. 1 C*P. 

Werner Moeller; Thomae Fitzpatrick, ,The winner of the firm prize will 

and kan-y Teeple, Jr. M?. and Mrs. be excluded from competing for anY 

Harry Teeple wnd Mrs. Gus Covert of the tiri~eB a~ded ‘by bectionn.”” 

were the chape-me.. ........ 

The Dawstin News wishes to an. 

i nounce fiathis co~~st wIII close oh 

RATON WINS bME FROM I A“mm 20th. and it till bi neces- 

LORITA 

sary that all persons desirin& to coin. 

Race6, gteaaed pole, ek---- 87.25 

Tug of War ------------- 40.00 

Bochi Games ------------ 25.00 

Replwink M* for flag---- lQ.00 

relephone ----: --------- 1.10 

rennis halls, wir- and ex- 

. prem ---------------- .7.20 

distributing advertising 

mnttir, music, 

band --------$250,00 

lance, L~h’s ---- 40.00 

);nce, Loriti ----- ‘48.00 338.00 

Phelps Dodge Metsantile 

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renniti Ptizes’ _____ 60.00 

?ire Works --J---- 435.00 ‘~- 

Barbecue beef ---- 241.65 “ 

B~becue bread . ..’ 50.00 

Barbecue pickles, _- 2b.bb 

Barhtide coff ~--- ‘ 6.26 

Berbecue incidental, 12.12 

Bunting and eaeh- 

Cord. ----------- 9.00 824J02 

l?rhssk ShelMh, prepsring, 

barbecue, ek ----:------142.50 

Phelw Dodge Corporation— 

Suppli- and Fkn’t. Aid 

,Wizes ---------------- 118.07 

Labor -----. ----_ -__..-= 157114 

Advertising, Dawmn Newgl la.bo 

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The Lorlt8 b=l team lo~t the pete for the above fi.erned Pri~~. r~ggame 

shged at Ratan on Sundu~ af- ister their gardens w]th the Dawaon 

ternoon by a score of 10 to 6. News bbfore that time. All that is 

&ton got. awaY ‘with a @od- lead required, .is. yont n~o wd house 

in the early part of the game which 

brita wds fiot able to overcome. In 

~umber. - 

Po the ,convenience’ of th~e dde+r. 

the fifth inning, ~ern of thq Lorita ihg tO en-r the cOnte~~v ~~nn~ 

tu~ned his ankle and was obliged +0 men~ have be~n made wlfi tie Welquit 

the game. He wae replaced by fare CommiFee tO “Sgfist. in We r=- 

Sheltpn, istratiin gf the contestants. A* 

One of the featureH of the game, member of tie Welfare Committee 

was the playing of the Salvo boys: J. will he glad to record YOUFnatie. 

Salvo mhking a sens&tional catih in Ddn’t put it off, regidfek toflay. Wil,k 

center field in, the tiird inning, and in, ride iri, ‘phc.de ‘in, “any Way YOU 

D. Snlvo, making a double play un. like, but be sd~b’ thd Niwk gu~ yhiir 

aatisted. ‘ name 4P tha ~z~ ~~d,en Liut b~ 

The game was umpired by Fotier ‘ore 

and McCutcheon. 

The line-up nh~ hx scora -. for the I 

‘Ugum ?Oth. 

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tiEw FAN POwER LINE 

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TOTAL, -------_ ------$ 7S66.7S 

Be.iMee on hand, Stilt .S1, 

‘1991 -:-::---------- 477.78 

SNEAK.~HIEF ENTEUS 

tiOME bF W,c. HOLMAN 

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At about 9 o’clock Tuesday night 

a prowler entered the back porsh of 

Mr. Holman’~ houne. The intruder 

game, were as follows: 

A nsw steel pole power line is’ ~ 

Loriti: Malcolm, P; Fennicum, c; 

be constructed’ to nerve No, 6 vemti. 

Hargm, 1st; Salvo, Znd ; fiw ahd ,Iating fan. The pro~aed power line 

Shelton, 3rd; Wbbns and Hea?n, SE: will be .approximutely - 7,000 feat in. 

Gibbon. and Shaw, If; J. Salvo, cf j length and, will provide dectic pow- 

Dale, rf. I 

aT from tbe power houoe indep4ndept 

~Uqr: Barr, P; Zeller, c; FOFIIerO, from tie line furnishing power b the ~ 

lnt; Pierson, 2nd; ,~rri~l, 8rd; Seam,” mines. Thh ,petiiti independent 

a% Broughto~,’ lf; Corey, cf; H~i~h’ 

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control ever the power w the fans 

rl. 

in caa4 df Any cutoff of mine pw- 

RHEer 

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wau probably a boy about 15 Yssrn Rntin --.--020293 ,OOG1O 16 2 L&GING cONTRACT FiNlsH~D 

old ac he w=-brtiooted. Ail hk suc- Snmmati-Three, base him: FinnL 

cestled in getting w= a half a plate 

oi fudge. He attempted ti make 

away with a box ‘of cigsrs, but these 

cum, Shiw ‘snd ,Pierson. Two btie 

hi~: J. Sddo, Malcom an& Merrill. 

Bsse on bslls: off Makom 2, Off Ba~ 

The Itierstate, Contracting Coi. 

pany, hsvihg cmnplded their logging 

~LIn~ ah tie Conhi”eti] Ti@ ~d 

were fotind scattered OISthe la- the O. Hit hy pitched ball: Malcom 1, L“filjer. Company at their -w mill lonext 

morning. 

Barr 1. Struck out: by Malcom 4, ,Ut=d .bgnt ~=nty.e~h~ milee wed 

by Barr 8. Time of game, 1 hour of Dawso”, are tiring their aquip- 

MK W. G. MOORE LANDS A Gti~ a~d fifty minutia. ment to Denver, Colotsdo. Twelve 

ORE 

On the return trip from a two 

weeks camp in the Red River country, 

BENEFIT DANCE 

HALL 

AT LASH’S 

trucks which were used in the logging 

operatiofis passed throu$b Da-n on 

Thursday. Mr: ,Elliu Morrell wss in 

Mr. W. G..Moore utipped at the Ea- On Saturday evening. a dance was charge of the trucks. 

gle Neut Dam louse enough h cti in given at Lash’s Hall for tbe benpfit 

hk line “and Pull out a mouhtain trout of the Capitan ball team. R. B. Slater, former kesident, of 

meaotiring twenty one inchm long me dance tins weli *nded, and Dawmn, .in atudy4ng medicine in Den- 

and we~hing four and one half a gmd time enjoyed by all in at- ver, He will-receive his degree naxt 

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Six mantbs . . . . . . . . . ..-.. -----.--$ .16 

en. Year -.---. -.------. —L...-.. 1.60 

Adpnrtlfdngfiateu onAppllcatlon 

mntered uscond:claa~ matter 

Marqh 10th, %21, m the, ~ost.otflce At 

D&waon,fieW ~?XICO. ,, ‘- \ 

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>. “’PASSING ,THE BUCr 

One of the rea~ons attrihu’ted for 

‘tie difficulty experienced ‘by foreigners 

in learning to speak tb.e English 

language, is the numerouti idiomatic 

expressions which have crept into 

our, every day speech. Some of 

three expre~ions are slang which 

cdnyey nu meaning and eventually 

go out of use, while’ othem seem to 

have a wealti of meaning and are 

used by even thoEe ~ho ate moat fastidious 

in rward to correct Engfisb., 

One of the common .expresaion6 of 

.~e day, which we place in ,tbe later 

tlaas,. .ia known as “@assing the 

‘ Buck.” If we knew to whom credit 

,?hould be given, we would’ gladly do 

~, but no one aoems’ to kIIOw just 

whe,n or by whoq the expres~ion was 

coined. 

,,pa~~~n~the B“cW. has COrneinto 

ilmost universal use an an exprmion 

which cdnveys the idea of p~sing re. 

,gponsihli,ty to some other party pr 

parties. We find tbe term in general 

use”tin the atreti, in army circles, and 

we fitid it in industry. The term is 

expressive, it has ~W in f aver, and 

we feel many times that we are justified 

‘in its u,se: 

The point involved, howevqr, is 

no%}he uae of the term, for “P~ing 

the Buck” iu e. natural and necessary 

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‘ Are, YOU Having’ Trouble Making Ends Meet? 

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Perhaps the ~ncOmeis nOt uo large ~ before. 

half the story. The other half and by far the more important 

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:E:,’:,”;’G;: 

Are You getti~ value received for it? 

Look over yOur e=penaeg for Me past mOn*h. Were ‘he 811 ‘ecas=ry and 

r8alIy worth while? Did YOUbuy something you really have ~ltt e use fOrv juet becausq 

it was cheap, Or have YOUbOught thifig~ b@yOnd YOur me because Ya,u happened 

to tempor+rllv have sOme e~ra mOney in YCIUTpOcket or i YOUrchOcklng account? 

Answer these questions for yourself and see if You are g ilty. 

If You are not getting ahead try a new Plan. open u Sa inga AccOunt with 

us next “~ayday, even though it is only a dollm Or ten dOflm~ ‘r enty dollars, and 

th~ ,a,h ,~tced~ng payday ‘e~o”’wi~~ind sit kk ise. :, Do youYougive &ink thethat F1a o~~~~v~~~t~~~~ small. an amOunt 

is not worth bOtierln# about? 

YOU can et along without fiat ten or *en*y just p~ well and You 

tO show f’ or It at the end Of thre~ Or ~X mOnt~ tlrne. 

You wiU then wonder wby YOUdidn’t try tb!s simple Sche e years ago, fo~ it 

utill give you a better idea of the value of moneY, and @ve YOu a cer~in sa~ufactlon 

in looking ~backover the year’a work, that can be obtnined in no o her ,way. 

It is nevnr too late to commence over, m ~~~ in ne~ payd 

you feel you should or can put aside. Don’t put it off longer by k $ d.~g ‘* yOu~E1f any amount 111~ 

waiting until you have a hundre~ or two hundred, because that ti e maY never coma 

&nd You are losing valuable time ]n the meanthe. 

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~nem is a r@ru accomplishment-. I‘ NEW ~RAGES BEING BUILT 

10rare that every executi~~ {*On ~i 

In an endeavOr ~ meet the demand 

ookout for 

It ‘~ 

it 

~ok 

wherever 

to be acquired 

it maY 

by 

he 

,for a place in which b keep the contound. 

dtantly increasing number Of au~- 

wishing fm it It is the prize that 

mobiles which are fJWII~ by the PeOzomes 

from self-mastery. 

Pln of Daw’6on, a number Of new ga- 

What iu a dependable man? YOU ragm are being ,buil~ Six have beOn 

~an te~ him by these earmarks: ~ecently completod: near the Phelps 

First, he is one YOUcun relY uPOn ti bdge Mercantile Company’s barn, 

do his own tFlnking. Buainea~ re- fOur at Loriti, and four in the m~in 

qyires thinking and sOmeOnemnst dO section of tom. 

it. The dependable man never side- 1 — 

steps his shure nor tiieu to PaflE’it I w. H. WamOr,WboWasa mine 

along to someone else. foreman for sOme time in Daw?On 

Next, he is one whose judwent is nw tiavaling fOr The NatiOnal 

YOU Cm trbst. He doesn’t do fool, Safety Councfl, ~th headquarters ‘n 

ish things. He knows his own abil- Denver. 

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I1awstin Hotel 

John Hix&nbaugk Mgr. 

Am=lan 

Electr,ic Lights-Steam , 

Heat 

Single Meals 75c ~ 

RATES $3.00 per day 

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course d e.vents, It is the mannez 

in which the “Buck” is, passed h 

itiia; and, not being conceited, he is 

which we should give our nttnnV!on, equally aware of Kls own weaknes~m. 

..”Do WL shift responsibility which ii He has tbe lIaDDYfaculty of un~~~- ~ ‘ 

htfully our ,QW-n? Do,,we shift re standing other peotile’s” viwpointa 

~~nsibility before we have fulfillei 

and of seeking their advice when 

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our own duty or obligation’ in tht he ought, Also he knows when to act 

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on his ow initiative. 

‘ mptter at. hand? No ma~er wher[ 

,we may be, or in what work we ma~ 

Finally, he is a man you can listen In A. M. VAN DYKk, M.q~a- 1 

be engaged, we daily $’Pass thi 

to, taking stick in whatever ~e says. 

Buck” ti ,wmebody. If you are x You are nure that he speak~ only af- 11 Twice-a-Day Auto ~ervice ,ti Ratin I 

work in tie rein-, every car of cOa ter due reflection. He dons not’ talk 

Auto L..=- ~~g- ● t 9 A. M. -d ~ p. M. CIQ-A C=~ydu 

load is “Passing the Buck” to tht to the galleries o; for. the” purpose of 

S.Yl~sDepartment. If you have load grinding his owm ax. He makes his 

WELL EQUIPPED ACHINE SHOP 4.,. 

ed clean coal, you hav? “Paased th 

own euggeBtions and pleads bis cause 

Buck” ,as it should be;” if not, W) 

sole~y in the interesb of the bu8inesu. 

Full L~ne of ‘ 

have shirked a responsibility which i 

Such a man is uafe. Im~rtant du- < 

rigkt~ully your own. 

ties may he ,intcusted to him and ‘he Automobile kccessories 

.‘ It ifl no dk.grace, to “Pasa th 

will handle them with diligence, good 

Buck”, but let UBpass it M it shoul 

uense and earnestness. If you fiv* I 

,,, ,, bepasaed, ‘, .: “ , l~oking for the quickest route to OP-1 I “Bm#~a#e●nd Tsfar - Prom* Samiaa I 

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,, n +Thera is a tvme ofman who i~built 

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, for ‘succe=. k-e may have genjus or 

jtit ordinary talen~no mat$er. The 

,,., , , point ifl that be always ‘“ “n+ives?’ 

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While others plod & weary ‘way, he A ButterKist PopCorn achine 

,. ,:”geti ahead. Those who take note of 

h~ pmgre~fi of tan Cannot-’ “ipull yi~h the boss,” But the se 

WE WILL USE BU’J.TER ONLY IN THIS ACHINE 

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~ake youmelf dependable and you 

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‘,, ..,. :he the lam one you’ employw, will 

;,’ ‘wish b part with and the first 

I. he “Wi)l~a”t! td pr~Ote tO =eater ,“’ ‘Jo. J“o: LA’UBACH; “P~opriet~r 

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NINE NEW STAT E ROADS As YOUgo ahnt ~, ~k~ a look ‘,1 

TO BE CON at some of the ~de~ at LaA@. ,., ART WORK 

ih: approv~l of th Albuquerque of. 

Mr.’ R. H. ~%nidd spent 

R. C. Meikle and family left Sun. ., 

fice Of tie burea df ~blic -da, MrIWWJohn Gossett who h= been 

department of agri Iture. Theee pro. ill for a number of week with pneu. House 1744 

j~ctsare distribute\ among tbe aev. monia in able to be out aetin. 

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Satisfaction Guaranteed 

GUST ATHAN 

Phone. 1S-6 Rinrs . 

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en counties of O* , Co]fax, Lincoln, 

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Eddy, Hidalgo, Sa doval and Grant, 

the laut-named ha{ ing three. They 

have an aggregate mileage of 142.5 

George Abktt went to Raton Sab 

urday on’~ business ~lai~ 1“ I I 

miles, but no esti 

been made an yet. 

ate~ OC ~o~t,have J. J. Lauhach went ti 

Sundny on a business visit. 

Springer 

These roads, Iiste in tieir numeri. 

caI order, are as fQl CIWa: Don’t forget to registOr, August 

fioject No. 80, i (JterIJcounty,” lj ~ Oth iR ~h@last daYm’iles, 

beginning at the south end of 

project No, 49, bet 

Escondida and exte 

een Valmont a“d 

din= Eouth ne=. 

Arthur Straub, a former resident 

of Dawson, is in the mining b“~ne*~ 

k to Omgrande. his is an impor. ‘n Denver. 

tant ,link in the h ghway betweo” 

Alamo@rdd and th city of E] pag., A. R. Gere, special agent fon De. 

- Project No. 81, i Colfax county, partment of justice wa$ i“ D=~aon, 

‘/ 16 Iiilea, through .t e Merino vsll~v. Monday. ‘. 

Harvey SpriWez left T*e~da~ for, ‘ CHURCH DIRECTORY 

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to the,Taos ‘hili or ass, on””~he“C-ii. a bueiness hip to Trinidad+ 

“Dar--- wm.m -. Lnurcw . - . - - 

fax-Taoa county lin . Mr. and Mrs. John palte~he and 

a. KusBell, 

M. F c!( . . . . . . --*. -., .- m.. . mini.st her. Bible SchoM,+10.00 a. m. 

daughter, Befia CII . . - ., ----- -. . .. . . ... ,1,”.,,1.,, ,.,, H.,-- , ..—- . . 

Project No. 8.2, i %incoln county, Ing, Supt.: Primary grades 

‘agonmo”nd* on July 29th., “”~‘– ‘- ‘--”-”” ~& y.b=.vw= “w 

New Mexico, amived in Dawaon T“e,g. 

‘---+. - ‘Aatiun, Miag Mc. 

16 miles, between R ndo and Picacho. 

day to visit relatives, 

crew in charge, higher ~ade~ ~mt 

Thi~ project begins at the west end. 

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Mr. and Mm. frank Gents and at church. Evening Betice, 8.00 

of project No. 20, 

family of Loriti, m~red to Raton P. m. Choir practice Priday, 8.00 p. 

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bich is between 

Border Hill and Pic cho. 

Mrs. E. C. Babbiti returned Sun. Sunday, July 24th. Im. All welcome. 

day after spendiW a week in Cimar. 

Reject No. 83 in Eddy county, 98 ~on canon, 

Pull tbe weeds 

C.tholie Church-$unday~: Maw@8 

out df your garden at S.SO a. m. for English.g~eakjng, 

miles, extending nor b from th@ N~~ 

and register before August 20th. 10.20 a. m., for Spanish+peakl~ peo- 

Wxi~-T@=m ~ate tine, via ~ue 

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Young left Sun. 

Pie. , Evening, 7 o’clock. Week-day 

Sprin@ and Frijolea fiis k on ‘the ~ Some of the gardens on No. ~ are serv,,~~: M~aes at 6.80 and ~ S, ~. 

ay for points in Colorado. They ti}] 

highway between C:,rlsbad and Van be gone ho ~ee~~, 

Iookiw mishty fine. We hope that JunlOr chOir rebeamti Wedne6daya 

Hum, Texas. 

the owers will not fail to regitier. .at 4 p. m. Fir~ fiiday of the monti 

devO~On; COmmnnion, 6.80, m~~m 

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fioject No, 84, ,in Grant county, 24 Mr. and Mrs. N, W. Franklin and fig. Wm. Lujan a“d Mm. ” A]*x atqand8~m. ~ 

miles, extending fr{ bm Cliff h ‘the fami]y, RObefi Poole=, and Mi~g Am Kerr returned home from Trinidnd 

northern boundary af the county. Sheppard went. on an outing .Sunday last Ttiesday after spending a. week 

Project No. 86, in :rant county, 11 ko Hog Creek Canon. 

visiting friends and relatives. Juanita Chapter Nb. % 

miles, running south from Silver City 

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to the end of the preae”t pr,yj~ No. 

Fred Paxtin broke both bOne, of Order Eastern Stir 

Mrs. James Wall and daugh~r, 

47, between. Silver City and Cliff+ Margaret, who hag bee” in the Daw. 

lis ]eft arm Friday morning when he Regular S~mim~ lmt and s~ 

‘fiojmt No. 86, ,in Crant cOunty, 7.5 son hospital .retutned to their horn? 

lumped from a wagon on which be 

O. E. S. ticial Club meem every 

other Wednesday ~fternoon 

miles, extending do, vn the Mimbreg t‘n Maxwe]l. 

lad bee riding. 

valley over Robin Hij] 

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-a Ho.,-, 

tO the fook of 

Vi.item Cerdi.llr WeIcmm~ 

San brenzo hi]l, d:~ne~ting ~th 

A iarge number of peopIe at~”d~d 

LORITA 

Mm. ANNA MEI~E, ~. M. 

project No. 66, whi he community dance he]d on tip +pn. 

zh is the Santa 

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Riti-San brenzo m ad. 

Iis court Saturday eve”i”g+ “Mudc 

George Holland, who has been ~i~k 

Mrs. “ BERTIE J.BRADFoRo, S-. 

Project No. 87, ii 

vas fur$ished by the Dawson band. ‘-” I 

Hidmlgo ~onnty, f or some time is improving. 

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21 hilm, connecting,9 ~iththe ,~t end Grovar Pentacraft is Bponding sev. Mr. and”Mts. J. S. French, M,+ and 

of project No. 44, which ie the Lords. eral ~~y~ in l’rinid~d, 

f=. G. Cpnnelly, and Mim Adelaide MtSS DOROTHY VAN 

‘burg-Stein road,, ru nning through 

John Da~dson of Gallup, New 

iil]on of Van Ho”ten ~~~~ in lJBw80n - 

Lord~bur6 to the Hidalgo.Grant Mexico, ~~o ~~ ~ =e~ident of ~rita Junday tisiting Mr. and Mre. B. C. MiSS Dorothy Van, soprano, With 

county ]ine, While this projed ~x. ~~me yea*~ ~ 

i baa returned and ~il] ~eisler. McA1’bert’s M~tery man, hag been 

tendu through the : own of Lord~. b~gi” ~rk in No. ~ ~i”e. 

a Seneatlon all through tie citi= of 

burg, no road will be ~O~~t~~d 

James Hcarn gprai”ed hig ~“kl~ Colorado this nummer. 

tirough the Iimik of the tiwn. Mr. and Mrs. J. Glascock enter. rbile playing baae ball $“”dav at It will be remembered that M{aa 

Project No. 88, in andOva] ~un~, tained Friday evening with an info=. ~aton, by stepping into a .poti ~ole. Van appeared at tbe Opera Housi 

3 miles, connrctjn~ Jthe 

north -d mal dance at their home. A two [e is not able tO walk Mtbo”t tbe with the Mc.41bert’s Company d“rjng 

of project No. 36: which extends Pl~e orchesba furnished the mugic, aid of crutchm. the month of April. 

from tbe Bernalillo. 

line to the town of 

andov~ ~ountY Delightful refreshments ~ere sewed 

~rnali~o, ~“n. at mid-nigh~ Everyone enjoyed Mr. and Mrs, M. S. Poliak were the 

The Opera ! Ho”$e ~anaWment 

have arranged for a return e“gage- 

ning through the b i n of Bernalti]o himself. 

guests of Dr. E. A. PoHak Sunday 

July 31. Mr. and Mrs. Poliak are on 

for several days beca”~e pf ~ burned their wedding trip and sre tisi~ng 

a number of New Mexico and Co]orw !~-lfo::e’w?ha’been” ffdu” 

do towns. 

Miss Rubie Ramelot ig “i~iting 

ment with the McAlbertts timpa~y 

~or August, 15tY-I.and 16th. 

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Mr. and Mrs. VanDyke ]Hft W~. — 

nesday for a visit tv D“enver, Colo. 

DR. C. W. ti t)OVER friends in MaxweII, Mr. Ed Trujello has purchased ~ Mr. and Mm. Stra” Reevem of Wa]. 

DR. E.!NP OLIAK . 

Denti Sts 

M=+ R. fiun~er ~“d family have new DOrt five passen~ touring ~ar, aenberg, Colo., are visiting Mr. ~~d 

moved to hrih. . 

Mr. Trujello has secured the agency’ Mrs. Jolm Conner, 

for the Dort car in thin community, 

“ Mr. and Mrl. JOe Obelmito whO 

Miss Gertl-ltde De ~W re~rned 

and he will be pleased to demonstrate Friday from Las Ve@s where she has 

Were reCentlY ma~ied havemoved the car to anyone who may be infrom 

Lorita tu No. 7 Camp where he been atie”di”g the n“mmer s-ion 

teye~ed, 

is employed in the mine. at the Nomal University. 

Mr. and Mrs. Chas Duncan spent 

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DAWSON RAINFALL 4.27 INCHES Miae Albeti McGarvey returned 

IURS: 

the week end in Raton visiting FOR JULY Friday from Las Vegas whe~ she has 

8 A M. to 12. DO M. friends. been attending summer ~Choo] at the 

The amount of rainfall for the 

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No~al U“iveraity, 

M. to 5.: Oi. M, Miss Olga Bracewell who has been m6nth Of July this year ~ae 4,27 

7 P. M. ta 8.( )0 P. M. taking nurse~s training at the Min. 

nequa Hospiti,l in Pueblo, Colorado, 

will be home the first of September 

i“ches, Lad yenr for tbe ~me 

month it WU3 1.93. The- observa. 

tions we~e mad= at ~~ E+ p, & S, .W. 

Rev. Fathers Couturier, 0. M. I. 

an~ Chaput, O, M. I. motored to 

sp~i~~er T“&day ~ ~elc.me Rev+ 

DISPENSAaY E U1LDU4G f or’ firee 

her guefi 

weeh. She will bring =S s ktion, The amount of rain fall has Father ~ally, 

Miss Helen Branch who is been “nug~al]y haav for thie ~un. Rev. Father 

O. M. I. who -succeeds 

~avOie who ba~ been 

a ]EOa tident at Minnequ% *. ,. tranderted to Ter~, 

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gust ,!40th. Have WU re~red’f 

Miss Ruth EvarIs spent tie we~k 

and in .~ton ~isiting ~. C. B. ~. 

ltitt. 

Mr. and W= D. Beeth, and Mr. 

and. ~! H: Sti8bm of Tucumcafi 

spent Thumday h Dawn. 

‘ I?eti” Mopoba was i~ure& in No. 4 

mine Wedn=day morning. His foot 

was mashed w a falling rock. 

Mi= Marjorie Horan went to Ra- 

‘ton Thursday to visit Mra FTed Parker. 

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P&o Ma-mi has just recoverti 

from a slight illness and is able b 

reaumo his dutie~ again. 

F. J. Mullen, W! W. Riadon, Oma 

De Long, Judge Kinney and Elmu 

Hubbard left Saturday morning fol 

Merino valley for a two days fia’hina 

trip. 

Miss Sara Jane McNnllv who hns 

been employed in tbe sh~e depati 

ment at the store left Sunday for hez 

‘home in Del Agua, Colo. Arthur 

Meikle went wi~ her for a visit. 

Mr. W. W. Moeller who has been 

working at the Phelp%Mdge Mercantile 

Co., left Monday for his home in 

1EI Pam, TexM. 

.Mr. John F. Maysrs end .Charley Tereienga~ on No.5K~ll W 

Rhodw.were =em .~aftir6 h ~w- f$’ titiasguod run fertba 

mn on Rtiy. pon y. Bave you se.an it? 

The two rnontba old baby boy .of “-u . and Mm. Le Blanche’s.. two 

Mr. and, .Mm. George Finley are 

the proud Penti of a baby boy 

bor:, .luly 29. 

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Mr. Ean-y~s tiken to the 

hoapit~l Tburaday evening. He is ill 

with la grippo -and bronchitis. 

Juan JaImme died on Jdy 2@th, ~~ Of mon t hs old ~~ baby boy died August 

hronchisl uneumonia. .- 

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Mi~ Dorathey Diyer and Miss BA- Leo-d Sheltin h= returned 

ty’ Mtiell of Roy, have been ~ a two weekm vacation spetit at 

vtiting in ~, home of Dr. Basu at by?’ New Mexico. 

Cimmn. 

R V. Father P. Ha]ly; O, M. I. of 

lpni ger, N. M., was the guest of 

he blate Fatibera of Dawson. 

Mr. A. E. Dorman of Knight- 

Campbell Ptano Company of Ratoh 

wau a buflinm5 tisitor in Dawson on 

~lday. 

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stiver have 

gone to Cheyenne, Wyoming, whwre 

they expect tn tike in the Wontier 

Day celebration. 

Mr. G. W. Gullye, No. 7 Fire boss, 

is the proud owner of a new Dodge 

c&r, purch=ed July 24th. 

While amisting in loadlng a st.aai 

ratitox tnto, a wagon on ~day 

morning, Mr. Ben Hosk]na sufferd 

a badly ma~hed f]nger. 

Mrs. J. F. McCIWY, and Mrs. C. 

M. Brook, her mother, arrived in 

Dawson Thu7uday evening from Albuquerque, 

New Mexico. 

Mr: E. F, Scott left Sunday morning 

for a two weeks vacation which 

he will ppend at tilorado Springs, 

Colorado. 

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Mrs. Ed Lafever of Wichita, Karisas, 

daughter of Mrs. C. M. Mann,’ 

is visiting in tie borne of Mr. and 

Mrs. E. C. Babbitt. 

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M i= Hanna McGarvey returned 

latLrday from L- Vegas where she 

as been attending the summer 8esion 

of the Normal University. 

Y r. and Mm. Edward C. Kay, of 

)enver, Colorado, arrived in Dawson 

kid aY evening, Mrs. Kay is a siser 

)f Mrs. A. W, Hall. 

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Miss Nellie Wright entertained 

latlIrday night with an informal 

at her home 8 miles below 

n, About ei~t couples from 

)av,aon attended. 

N.r. D. M. Pearce and Mr. G. S. 

~iney returned Tuesday from Las 

re~m where they had been c,” a bus. 

nusa visit. Cullen Pearce who hag 

lee]v in Albuquerque working for the 

~irc Department r~urned with them. 

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c allie Folley, colored, who has 

bee1 a resident of Dawson for the 

lW1: kwenky years died at her ““home 

rue#day, Ju]y, 2&th, h, Folley 

lad been in ill health for over a year. 

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TAhk 

Hamd Bingo 

Cmmeru 

Themo$ Bottlm 

Gun. 

Road Map 

Paper Plate* 

Crimp Cookimg Utensils 

Drinking cup, 

out;n~ 

Outin~ 

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Clothm 

Hats 

Shoaa 

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First Aid Set. 

FI*himr Rod* 

II Fkhinr Limom, Hbk, Flim, etc. II 

Auto Tires, Chains, 

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CAME WITH Kt @EHLER bme gave the visitom a run. Dawson 

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The Dnwson ba~. tiam t~ok the tied the score. The ei~bth and ninti 

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and ragged ten inning con 

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Vt wtb t~ama. IL tba tenth, the -visitors 

Koehler 4 the Dawmn ball park’ on 

scored again; but in the last ,half, tbe 

Sunday’ afternoon. 

local team again tied the score with 

It was anyhdy’s game m the 

iime the first man mtepped p to the one ~ the good” when Am~9 ‘nplate 

at 4 p. m. until 7 p. . (just netted ~th = speedy One delivered 

an even tiree houm) w’hir Am,hos by the Dotior and put a line drive 

got his batting eye and Inntied a hit jtiti over the flemnd baBeman’e head. 

that bmugbt in tbe Winning more. Bandy ~d Bird were the umpires of 

The visitors, with Camfle 1 on the tie Brne. 

mound, shut out Dawnon in tbe fimt Credit shohld.be given tu Kerr of 

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Two ~el 

Mack Sennett 

Aug. 100 

Amusements for the week at-the 

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Paramount, - Fox - Week Aug. 8 to 14: Universal - Metro 

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‘TUESDAY, AUGfJS’r ~ 

No Show 

NO Show 

WEDNES.OAY, AUGUST 10-- 

●4~mateur Devil” 

Featuring BRYANT WASHBURN 

carver Endicott, Jr. w= in IOVO with Muu~r*t B*dfOd, but 

wmm unable to undur~t~ud WbY ho cmtildm’ t ~ke t~~ cle~r t* h*r. 

Anyhw he’ fmild, the e.gagem-t w*. brokom tired Cmmer decided 

to dit~rs=e tbe fmmily. H4 thdutiht he coald de co by working, but 

foua-well, he faumd somotKtng and you. will find enjoyment h 

fidlng out wbt ho found. 

Story of t~e Play 

“Carrer Eridlcott b mot a $uffici~mtly w~rm 10~-r to Pie:-o M~fi 

gamt Bedford and , a.copting thm mttenttinc of tb. eld.r Em+-k 

-he f ianlly by-h hmr emgm EOmnnt wl Fh C9 wer. Dtiiding. to dts. 

grmce the family Carver bo.omeo ~ f.rm~~ Learning th.t hii 

f=mily ●rid Margaret quite hpjaro=e thk me-e he docidmc tobecome 

a whko ~lar ●tm middle rata betel. Tbe m.magement, bawemt, 

finb he wdl mah a btittur bus boy. So h4 s** th= job. 1-1-- hC 

,m*eb Maybdle de N will., a Dowtiou6 dancer and, boliering bm can 

get h-r to OUv him for bmch of pmmic~. he XYS” b- d-id~ c~u~. 

~oweTor, it bppn. that M~yb.11= i. th* -x-wife 4f M* v~let B~ ‘~ 

w .~vod from dbgracm. Marg~et bdie~m hrver kc bad suffici*~~ 

t~seuo mm~ ub 

mdjusted. 

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her ring. Ad w ~11 ~ttar~ ●q 

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Serikl 

Wild’ Anim&Prettg GirlwHate~ul Villhm 

Thrills an& suspense make this SOME serial. Star 

it ‘riow. Five” shows today-3:3&7 :30-8:0~ 

8:30 and 9:00 P.M. 

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FRIDAY. AUGUST l-” 

“~erely Mary Ann” 

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Featuring SHIRLEY MASON 

A deFigktful bemrt ipt-emt &tory tkt is goin~ to entertain yon 

WK114 tbe’ikti iontiiiu no big dram-tic momamb, ib talk right I 

the heart ●nd f~..inate.. The h-ndting of the ●tory i. jumt ● Fittl 

bit dsffarent snd ShlrIoy Mnion givm a delightful ~AOrm==eei n 

ceivJmg #md .u+rt from cmuon FmrE~,eh and a wdl.,elactd .tti 

( Stiry of the Flay 

The continuml *igbt -f thm.Hghtfi~we .lippin~ “nouelm*l 

thmu&h the b-n. of the La-dkttcr .Idging bouw ~~”.m tbm imta! 

abt of bnkelat, a young mwie compag- whe h- docidcd to c- 

OPra Or”●t&wrn to doathi ~~d he .-n fi~ bimw 

=~~~v Ann, but tha tbo.ghb m, lihki.g tho -me .f 

hr0m4t’4 SO= with tit of ● Indglhg bun sla.m~ tfwm net *.c 

PWibla. So when Mary Ann’s l~beri~mte ~~ to her mad the ga 

to li~~ in other q~rten he bi+ her g~bye, telling bar they .caam 

- gee e+ch other any more. But ●f ter a yea+ hnwfot finds &t ii{ 

witiut M,% W is r- ~- ..d heteti the hidcimgimg , 

Mdw Ann) ~rt wbe. be tell* k. of & love. 

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Samuel Golclwyn ‘“ 

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M.F, -.--Robofi M=KIm 

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Th” _i--..M. B- mYnn 

Tb” .----E. J. De==k* 

,~h~ birr--..-N.0k M=e 

M.lotte -------- 

: . -..& Myrtle Stim== 

Big morg- Bolt -------- 

- -. Frederick Stnntan 

Alto dlyd6.Carl -rard 

Boy Ememon ------r- 

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Mil Waylaad ------- 

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Friday morning ugust 6 the A.o. 

Kiya Camp Fire Gir]$ mbt at the 

home of Mrs, Morn Bwat nine o’clock 

to go for a h:ke up Dawsc.n Canon. 

Girls. We arrived at our deatinaC~on, 

which, was about three hundred yards 

above the’ tipple, at eleven o’clock. 

Later Mr. W. D. Bre ?nan brought our 

sweatem nnd *O watermelons. Mr. 

T. J. Ward41 and Mr. D. WilRon ~Im 

came to our camp a!Id put up a tent, 

fearin~ that it might rain. 

We npent the aft ernoon in climbinff, 

wading in the Irater, and wet ex 

fighting. At three o’clock it rained 

slightly and the tent which had been 

put up for us came in very handy. 

In the evening we used our mesk)ti 

for the first time and cooked a very 

enjoyable meal. Af ter our evening 

meal we did athletic Stunts, ~~~g g“~ 

Camp Fire rnongsand pIayed games.. 

Mrs, Hoover came Up tO ~pe”d the 

nihht with us. We nll slept under 

the stars which were very beautiful. 

After breakfast a Id more fun in 

the water we hiked b ick, home, ~=iv. 

ing at eleven thifiy a+ m. 

The following Camp Fire ~rls e“. 

joyed the outing: J“ ia Frtizier, Ce. 

cilia McCarty, Pear1 Dupont, huise 

Teeple, Fay Sutton , Elizabeth Wil. 

son, Eula Gordon, %]lTgaret Go#sett, 

Evelyn Covert, Margl erite He]ema”, 

Thelma Heleman, Louise Labut, Hilary 

Morrow, Mary M,>rrow, Marcel]a 

Mitchell, Helen pax ton, and Sentina 

Albani. The patiy 7VESchaperoned 

by Mrs. J: B. Morro w. 

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BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE 

If YOUhave a gray haired mother, in 

an old henre far away, 

Sit down and write her a lstter you 

put off from ddy to day, 

Don’t wait till her tired steps reach 

Heaven’s Pearly gates, 

But show her that you think of her, 

before it is too late. 

If you’ve a tender message or a lov- 

ing word to say, 

Don’t wait till you forget it, hut 

whisper it today. 

Who knows what later memories may 

haunt you if you wait, 

So make your metier happy beforp it 

is tio late. 

We people live in the pre’cent, our 

future is unknown,. 

Tomorrow is a myst~ry, today is all 

our own. 

The chance that fortune le~d~ ~~ to, 

may vanish while you wsit; 

So send life’s richest treasures be. 

fore it is too tlate. 

The tepder word unspoken, the letter 

never sent, 

The long forgotten messaEe, the 

%-reathof love unspent— 

For these some heart is breaking, for 

these some loved on~’ ~ait, 

So show them that you care for them, 

before it is too late. 

MR; T. H. WBRIEN 

A DAWSON VISITOR 

Mr. T. H. O’Brien, former maria. 

ger of the Stig Canon Branch of 

the Phelpfl Dod~e Corporation spent 

Sunday in Dowson visiting with his 

many friends. 

Mr. ~’Briep stated that he was 

en route to Europe, that it was his 

expectation to Gpend two rJr three 

days in Chicago and about a week in 

New York City, sailing the latter pFIrt 

of the month for Europe when he 

WOuldjoin Mr. P. G.. Beckett, Weu. 

tern Manager of the Phelps Dodge 

3URSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1921 NUMRER 28. ,, 

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THEY CALLED IT A 

HAIL AND FLOOD WATER 

“SLUMBER PARTY” 

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When it ,comes to having a good Damage which will run info tho”s. 

time in the last degree, just lyave it ands of dollars was ca”~ed by the 

to a bunch of girls and a congenial f100d water~which f.iiowed the hea~ 

chaperon. downpour ~ rain on Tuesday even. 

Everything Beemed to have been ing. 

properly planned for one of these The largeet ~ingle item of damage 

rood time~ on Saturday night at the entailed was the washing out of the 

edpath home. The occasion being in ~PPer Lorita railroad bridge, fiard]y 

compliment to Minses Marvell and a stick of timber being left to indj. 

Lucils Chronister of Tulsa, Oklaho- cQt@that there was ever a bridge at 

m~, who are visiting in the home of that point. The timbet wan ‘waghed .. . 

Mr. and Mrs. O. V. De Lapp. on down the stream to the next rail. 

They cslled it a “Slumber” party, road bridge where a large ~mo””t 

but the term is surely a misnomer, became lodged and debris wa~ piled 

When all of the bbds are taken out UP nearly to tbe level of tbe tip of 

into the halls, when “Home S4eet the bridee. 

Home” is play=d every thirty min. Heavy damage was aleo caunad by 

utas (but nobody goem home), when the Wa5hing away of a #ong ~ection 

the first course of “eats” is served ‘f the narrow goage track which 

at 11:30 p. m. and tbe last at 4:65 Berveg the mines of the Upper camp, 

a. m., we who werm not even in the In the down town section the ma. 

immediate vicinity of the affair, won. chine shop was again flooded with 

der how they slumbered. about a foot of water which ]eft the 

Refresbmentn conrniatingof, cheese, flOor covered with a heavy ]aYer nf 

salted pi?anuti, crackem, o]ivm, fudge, mud when the flood receded, The 

pickles, marshmallows, salad, gum, water in tbe “Black Ditch), reacbe~ 

sandwiches, stick candy, eti. we~e the highest point of anY time thig 

served, and then s@rved again, no one Year,, the approachma to all hridge~ 

seems to know just how many times. I crO$Sln~the stream being ~a~hed ~“t 

The following young ladies ,,~]um. to a greater or ]e~~ ~x.ent. 

bered”: Misses Mamell and L“cile During tbe course of the Sti=m, 

Cronister, Mildred and Gertruda De the mIrrent of the Verm@jo ~~i~hed 

Long, ,Isab:lle ,C~pV~~, &~.iIF Shcr. to ~~ ~O~h .b?~k, of t~~ giver, and 

wood, Grace Dlnmnore, Mary and fOr a change, washed out the No~fi 

Fannie Redpath, Mrs. Fitzpatrick apprOach Of the ranch bridge. The 

was the chaperon of the party, damage to the ranch hridre. however. 

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DAWSON BASE BALL TEAMS 

time rePairs were affected so that 

HAVE A BAD DAY traffic pasfied as usua]. 

Sunday was sure an off day in Damage which was hy no means of 

Dawson base hall circles. We thought little concern, was that caused by the 

hail which accompanied the storm, 

!hat we might win at leant one Eame 

)ut of the three that were ~tWed: hut the henviest lonB beng suffered on 

mch WaR not the ~~~~. The ~awaon Capitan Hill, No. 4 and B Hills and : 

;eam went to Koebler and 8uffered a the Upper Camp. In these #ectlons 

11 to O shut-out. The brita team 

Wentto Ray and ~n~e back with the 

were located some of the most val”able 

Cnrdena in Dawson, aII of 

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Saturday evening, 

Corporation and Mr. Le Grand, of 

Ausrmt 6th, a 

party was given at th,! home Of Mi~~ the Pbelps Dodge e“=ineering staff. 

Rnth Vicker~. ThoBe prexent were: 

PROMOTIONS AND” TRANsFERS 

Marie Du Pa”t, MEI ry c~~ert, Edna 

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Redpath, Louis Sprin~er, Mary Ansa. 

MINE DEPARTMENT 

ANNOUNCED 

la, Irene Petty, Eli za ,eth SheWood, 

Helen Frazer, Roy Covert, Elmer 

Mr. W. G. Gwlley, fire boss, ha~ 

Sherfick, Kenneth Sl]eddon, Fred 

Lujan, Sam P,ineaio, Ilatthew S*U1 

been promoted to aasistint foreman 

of No. 7 and No., 8 mines. 

and Ralph OvRtien. 

A very enjoyabl e 

%. Tom Brown, has been promot. 

evenin= was 

spent dancing, sin= in r ed to foreman of No. 1 mine. Mt. 

and playing 

Brown succeeds Mr. J. W. L~ppeatt, 

games. At 12 O*C1 rick light r=freshmenh. 

were served. 

whO recently resigned his po~ition 

and returned to his former homo at 

!hort end of ~ 9 to 8 ~core, The ‘hich were a btal loss. In addition 

:ame on. the home ~ounds between tO the damage to the gardens, in 

the Capita” team and S“garite was ~ mOst every house wb ere windows 

close contest but the Sugarite team were not screened, one or more win. 

managed to have one run to the good dowa were broken, ln the ~atiolic 

at tbe end of the ninth innin~. Church which was an th~ edge of 

Ithe haiI area, sixtaen out af the twen. 

CAPITAN~GX tY-four windowe on the north side of 

FROM SUGARITE thg building were broken. 

The Capitan team walked away HfGHWAY JOBS TO BE 

with the game at Sugarite on Sunday AWA~ED AUGUST 30TH 

luly Slst, by a score of 12 to 4. 

Battery for Capikn, Tojillo and On the 30th~gust, the Hi~yabOaai 

for Sugarite, Tyfa and waY Department will award contiacts 

Elantchan. Struck art by Tojillo 14, for the following federal aid pro. 

bv Tvfa B. Ijects: 

IMPROVEMENTS AT NO. 7 CAMP 

A contract baa been warded to H. 

F. Teeple *or the cons uction of the 

necessary coal chutes t complete the 

reer at the Opera House, fo]lowi”g 

he regular Friday night picture 

project F15located between f3anta 

Rita and H“r]eY. 

how. Music for the occasion. vaE 

‘urnished by- Mrs. Goldie Whiteley project 60 Ioca$ed bctweep Tecomd 

Mr. J. Vandersnrl, 

10& and San Jo~e. 

The receipt8 from the gale of tick. 

Project 67 located between TaOB 

and Taoe Junction, 

‘ti and box Suppeta were for the 

benefit of. tbe ball team. 

The contract for tbe f~est service 

aid project in Navajo croon, Rio Ar. 

Mr. and MrB. Fred Re@d of R.nton ribs county, will alae, be let nn this 

,re visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hi]]. date. 

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ART WORK 

and 

ORTRAIT PICTURES 

,- 

House 17M 

ati~faction Guarantid ‘ 

1 

GUST ATH~ ‘ 

Phone, 15-6 Rings 

Dwight’s IceCteam 

Dawson, N. M. 

Fan~cy Creams and Ices 

a Specialty 

All work gu[ ,ranteed. 

W:i;~:f a complete 

Nap-a-Tan 

work shoe ; and ladies’ 

outin g boots. 

tf. ; 

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Mrs. J. C. Faivre and Miss Louise 

Lahout of Denver, Colorado, are visib 

ng Mrs. J. T. Heleman and famii~. 

Mrs. Tereia and Anna Galmsini of 

Koehler are visiting with relatives in 

Dawwn. 

Mr. and Mrs. L. O. ‘Mace left Suniay 

for Lamar, Colorado, where they 

will spend a week visiting with Mr. 

Mace’s parents. 

W. D. BRENNAN MAKES SOME 

INTERESTING FLWD WATER 

OBSERVATIONS 

ha towo, ~hat the $25.00 first prize] 

hould not be awarded to any particdar 

party. The families living in 

he hail-~tiuck area have ,Iabored dllgently 

in their gardens and thair ac. 

,ual loss in garden producb will on 

I consermtive egtimate run into 

housands of. dollars. Taking these 

!acts into conrnideration, the comniitee 

approved the withdrawal of the 

!irst prize of $25.oo and recommended 

that it be placed to the credit of 

;he Christias fund. The committee 

Ilso suggested that since it is not 

~o~ssible b take the damaged garlen~ 

into consideration, that the 

>rizes for next year be doubled. In 

:arrying out this sWgegtion, the two 

!ections eliminated in this year’s con. 

;e~t will neti year receive $20.00 for 

the first prize and $10.00 for the 

!econd prize, while tbe remaining 

!ectlons of tbe tiwn will be awarded 

the ~ame prizes that were ,offere.d 

this year. , 

The prizes for tbe best gardens in 

Lorita, No. 7 Camp, and Downtown 

nnd Railroad Row fiectiong, will be 

nwarded in acmrd with the orifinal 

announcement. It is earnestly requested 

that the garden owners in 

these sections register their gardens 

with tbe Welfare Department before 

Augu,t 20th.. 

The judging of the gardens was 

also discussed by the committee. The 

principal points upon which the gardens 

are to be judged, will be tbe 

general appearance, the -angement, 

aid tbe quality of products 

Fown, The personnel of the committee 

who are to act as judges of the 

cotitest will not be announced until 

latir. An effort will be made to secure 

competent jud~es who reside 

outside of Dawr,on nnd who have no 

personal interest in the contest. 

—hat 

ItalY will be in the market b~” 

ore the summer is over for a large 

onnage of copper for hydro-electric 

,rojecta. An Italian commission i~ 

IOWin this country investigating the 

oatter of financing such work The 

ncreased inquky fiat was expected 

o result from the settlement & the 

iritiah coal strike hm not material. 

zeal. It bas been known for nome 

ime past tint ‘the small English pur. 

bases were due to the fact that 

;reat Britein is getting copper from 

ber colonie+principally Australia 

~nd New Zealand—but it’ is a well 

:nown fact that this supply is not 

Ufficient to take care of th~normal 

Leeds of the British Isles. During 

he eleven months ending June first, 

Iermany purchaBed 11.S,786,672 

}ounds, vslued at $17,231,611, all 

jf which has been paid for in cash. 

3ince the armigtice, German pur- 

:hases have totaled close to 200,000,- 

)00 pound~, of which quantity 17~,- 

185,-284 pounds have been shipped, 

ralued at $30,248,931. In addition 

~etwnen 50,000,000 and 15,000,000 

pounds have been shipped to Holland 

~lnce the wnr ended, and much of 

this undoubtedly found ita way into 

Germany. Therefore, with the Proclamation 

of President Harding, ismed 

on July second, announcing that 

the state of wpr between Germany 

wndthe United States is ended, it is 

Drilynatural to expect that there will - 

be an increase in our export shipments 

to that country. 

MISS WROT#Y VAN 

When the ‘=water coming 

(lown the VermjQ rivw Tuesday night 

reached its highest point, Mr. 13ren. 

nan was on the scene and made some 

very interesting ob~ervations as to 

the volume of water. 

The width of the stream, th~ 

depth of water, and the velocity werp 

determined. With this data, Mr, 

Brennan has fi~red out that the valume 

of watsr at the time of obser. 

THE COPPER SITUATION 

The copper metal market has been 

quiet during July, which is not un. 

Thab the copper producets are 

planning to enter upon a campaign 

of national advmtising ok publicity 

to bring about a more diversified and 

extensive use of copper, is the as. 

sertion of a prominerit man cfOBeto 

the situation. Tbe campsign probably 

will be placed in the hands of a 

producer’s committee. It is believed 

it will prove effective, in view of 

what has been accomplished by oth- 

ration amounted’ to 11,058,000 gal. usual, as July and Augur.t are invarer efforts along similar lines. Already 

Ions per minute, or 15,923,520,000 iably “slow months,” so far as salea considerable data has been collected 

CalIons per twenty four hour period, of the red mebl are concerned, for this purpose, It is fu,lly realized 

The water which came down Rail 

Canon, within a period of less than 

xn hour, carried down from 800 to 

1000 known ton~ of 

,. 

rock. 

June ~ales of copper for bofi forei~n 

and domestic account were approx. 

imately 50,000,00 pounds, whereas 

the refinery output during the month 

was 4$,000,000 pounds. However, at 

that the producer~ have been backward 

or remiss in putting ths advantages 

of copper beforo the public 

and that tbe industry needs publicity 

as much a~ anything. 

E. P, & S. W. BRIDGE 

ARRIVES 

CRE 

Y the present time, the refinev output 

bas deolined considerably below the 

Tbe small sa~es of copper during 

the last few weeks are mak]ng it 

Misfi Dorothy Van, noprano, with 

M.Albert’s My,tery man, till ap. 

pear at the Opera House on *he 15th 

and 1Gth of A~8t, for a =eturn en. 

Eagement. 

The El Paso and Southwestern June figures, and the metal surplu~ still more evident that before tiiere 

bridge crew arr’ived in Dawson Fri. from now on will be whittled down is any decided improvement in tk 

day night, and immediately startci at a more pronounced rate than h~~ market, there must be further cutg 

work replacing the upper Lorits 

obtained during the past three in the prices of nteel, fuel and cost 

railroad bridge which was wa~hed CIUimonths. 

The refineries are now of IivinE. In fact, copper is mainly 

by flood waters Tuesday night. treating bli~ter copper from South a construction metal, and mo~t cop- 

The work has been progrensin~ American min~, and a few of the per authorities are not looking for 

rapidly, and it is expecbd that tht smaller North American properties, any material improvement in cti 

new bridge will he in use before th{ The. June sal,a by tbe Copper Expofit sumption unti,l price levels have 

end of the week. 

ksociation up b the close of buai. come near enough to prewar aver. 

ness on June 29th were but 4,000,000 ages to encour~e locking np capitil 

The McAlbert’s { ~ompany made WELFARE cOMMITTEE MEETS pounds, but on tbe laut day of tbe in- construction projeck3. Copper 

their first appearance in Dawson dur. 

ing the month of APIil. 

Marjorie and Will am Horan had 

their tonsils removed Friday mornin~. 

Misn Esther Park n of Denver, 

Colorado, is visiting ,n Dawoo” with 

her simterand brother 

Mr.. M. Stagnati, mho wa~ taken to 

the hospital on Saturday in a very 

critical condition, hq u been remov. 

ed b her home. M . St~ari was 

poimn@d from eatin what she sup. 

posed b be muhroo s. 

mOnth BaleH totalling 4,000,000 

A regnla. meeting of he Dawsor pounds were made, maki~ the total 

Welfare Committee was held in th( for such account 8,000,000 pound~. 

office of the welfare departmen) Opinionn as to the pre~ent status 

Saturday evenjng. 

of the mehl mnrket vary-some srdl. 

The mod important matir unde~ ers reporting buuiness each day for 

consideration at the meeting wal both foreign and domestic account, 

in connection with the prize garder and others assarting that there is 

contest. The hail stirm of Tuesda] practically no demand. None of the 

night w~ch completely destroyed tht leading producers bas c“t the price 

gardens on Capitan, No. 1, No. 4 an< of the metal for upot shipment be. 

No. 6 hills, nwessitated some kin( low 13 centi, and sales have &en 

of a change in the original plans fo] made from thie fi~re up b as high 

the contest. The expres~ed opinior as 13% cents per pound. for dome~. 

of the committee in this matter, wag G= con~umet~, E~rly iri July, Bale 

to the ef feet that inasmuch as It “1 were made for- fortim ~c~nnt ~, 

is now impossible to make a fair high as 18 S.4 cents per pound, c. i 

comparison of the gardens in these f. Hamburg. 

ndiong with the other gardenm of Copper autborfties are confiden 

men are inclined to view the uteel industry 

as the key of the present situation, 

so far as domestic marketi are 

concerned. With pricen of uteel producti 

still 40 per cent h 4S per cent 

above prewar averages, the main encouragement 

that copper men get ont 

of the recent cut of 1S per cent is that 

the steel industry IS beginning to set 

an example *at tbe fuel intire,gti 

and retailers should take ‘UI b.?art 

and follow, Wire makers report that, 

in spite of comparatively low prims 

for their ptoducb, customer~ refum 

to buy for other than preauing needg 

until prices of labor and of stiel products 

still have come down b C1OW 

h pre-war levels.—Arizona., Mining 

Journal. 

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CHURCH Dl~CTORY Federal Prohibition Officer Gragg 

was in Dawson on fiday. 

D.w-n Churah-J. S, Fmuell, 

rrrintiter. Bible School,, 10.00 a m. Mm, Barry F]nnan and daughter 

?drs. Young, SuP~: %m=. 8rade@ Ida have returned tO Daw~on f~m 

meet at Reeette S@tmn, MrM M* 

tieary in ch=ge, higher grades m-t 

at church. Evening aervlce 8.00 

p. m. Choir pmetice filday, &.00 P. 

m. All welcome. 

a vi~it at ColOradO springs. 

Mr. and Mrs. Shubert, of No. I 

Camp, are the p~nti of a baby boy, 

C.tbnJii Ch.reh-Sundaya: Mamea born ~uguet lst. 

at S.30 a. m. for English-~ euking, 

10.S0 a. m. for Spanwh-ap@kW peopie. 

Evening,’ 7 o’clock. Week-day 

a-,icm:< MasseB at 6.80 and 7 a. m. 

Jnn]or choir rahearsti ~ednetiayu 

at 4 u. m. First fiiday of the monti 

devotion: timmunion~ E.sO, m~et 

at7and8%nr. 

Mary, the infant child of Mr. and 

Mrs. Joe timero, of No. 5 Hill, died 

August lst+ 

.— 

Mr. and Mrs. Floryon Papis are the 

parents of a baby boy, born Sunday 

July 31st. 

I Dominic Santucci and Guide’ ~a~. 

aflottil motired to Engleburg for a 

I fie oawafl ]Ifewdaysvisitwitb friends. 

BARBER SNOP 

E. F. SCOn, Praw 

SANITARY AND 

. UP-TO-DATE 

Children#Wtj;y Cuts a 

I 

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HOUR- A. M. to 7 P. M. 

%tiyB, OPOUto 9 P. M. 


AND 


Dentists 

OFFICE HOURS:’ 

8 A. M. to 12.00 M. 

1 P. M. to S.30 P. M. 

7 P. M. to 8.00 F. M. 

DISPENSARY BUUDING 

Mr. and Mm. Smaller and family, 

and Mr. Thom~ Johnson motored tn 

Trinidad, returning Monday evenin~. 

M. C. H. Dye has ~rned from 

Las Vegas, where he has been a stu. 

Jent and instructor in the Nomal 

I 

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school. 

Mr. Dan and Jack Newhy of Brim. 

met Canon, were in Dawson on Wed. 

nesday. They report the roads of 

that section in a terrible condition. 

John Patterson, Chief Mine Clerk, 

and hia famiiy left Thursday rooming 

for a camping trip in the Cimarron 

Canon, 

Thelma and Fmnkiq De Long of 

Mentum, Colorado, m-e vioiti~ their 

grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. J?, De 

Long for a month. 

—. 

Mr. C. H. Graveti, of Co]orada 

Springs, Colorado, was a visitor iv 

Dawaon the early part of the week, 

Mr. Gravea is mathematics instrnctoy 

in the Colorado Spring6 schools 

Miss Mary Scarafotti, of Engle. 

burg, Colorado, underwent a minor 

operation at the Dawson hospitil on 

Tuesday. Miss Scarafotti has been 

visiting the home of ‘Mr. and MrE. 

Sentucci. 

Mr .0. S. Hand, of Fort \Worth, 

Texafl, was a bu~i”ue,svisitor in Daw. 

son on Friday, August 5th. Mr. 

Hand is a registrar for the Doparb 

“merit of. Business Administration, L! 

,Salle Etiension University, of Cbica 

go. 

DawsonTailor .Shop‘rand ‘~ffle, Mr. ~~~ 

Mrs. Jim Saul, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew 

II —. Strafinigen and Mr. Strrmnigen’! 

I 

f~ther and brother. were the mem 


Dyeing to Sample 

Suits made to ‘order 

‘“ 

hers of a party spending Satirda3 

and Sunday at tbe ~agle Nest Dam. 

The home of Charle~ Vigil was 

struck by lightning on Friday after 

Hats cleaned and blocked noon, and the chimney was complete. 

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Cleaning of all kinds IY demolishe&. Fortunately no onc 

Laundry Agency 

was in the house at the time tht 

Ilightni~ struck. 

I 

path, Marie Dupont and Mesfirs 

E. A. STARK, Proprie@r Matthpw Saul, Elmer E. Sherfick, Jr. 

Vermejo Lodge No. 36 

A. F.&AM. 

and John R. Lewis, mohred ti 

SPfinger. New Mexico 

July 818t. 

on s~dsy 

,.- 

Mm. Harvey Spr;nger and da”gb 

ter, Louiw, returned Wedneada! 

from New Cantle, Wyo., where tie! 

have been for the laat month visitinf 

friendn and relatjvea. They da! 

spent uome time in South Dakota an( 

Nebraska. Mrs. W, E. WeUs arI( 

‘wn, and Mica Mary Farrah mturnet 

with tbarn and will be their gue6tn fo] 

eeveral day~, 

., 

Miss Elizabeth Burnett has ~ne h 

;antn Fe b spend a few days. 

Mr. W. T. McCrae of Tucumcari 

vaa in Dawson on a buejnea~ visit 

rhursday. 

.— 

Mr. Wm. Kurdziel of Skrkville, ie 

,isiting his sister, Mrs. Stanley Stock 

‘or r. few days. 

Mm. T, Sca~a=amily of Cap. 

tan Hill ate visiting with relatives 

n Raton, 

Mr. Joe Fermri and Lodovicko 

,anghi motored to Trinidad to spend 

bfew days on bu~iness. 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Dnpont, Mm, E, 

~alcolm and MrK. R. Littrell, motor. 

d w Raton, on Monday, August lat. 

Mr. Hal Hudnon returned Sunday 

rom a two week visit wJth his moth. 

r in Colorado Springs, tihrrado. 

Mr. H. E. Miller and J. S. Zuk]e, of 

Ratin, were bueineativisitors in Dawson 

the early, part of the week. 

Mr. and Mre, Mqorehead, Mrs. D]ch 

Paxtcm and Kelly Paxton mobred b 

Raton Saturday morning. 

MIS. ‘Felix Baca of Albuquerque, a 

cousin of Mrs. Wm. Lujan, is visiting 

n Dawxon thig week. 

The Knights of Pythias Lodge of 

Dawson, are planning ti give a dance 

Dn fiiday evening, Auyqst 12th. 

Mr. Pete Sinesio of Ratan, New 

Mexico, was a ~isitor i“ Dawaon, Sun. 

iay, July alst. 

Mr. and Mm. Fred Papi~h, of No. 

1 Camp, are the paronti of a baby 

]oy, born July Slst. 

. —. 

Wesley King the infant son of Mr. 

und Mrs. Lloyd Ki~ ha~ been “er! 

L1 with mummer comp]aint for the 

ast week. 

Mr. J, W. Bentley, after an ab. 

Sence of six months spent at til~home 

at FJoodwpod, Minne#ota, has re. 

turned to bis work at LuriM. 

A party composed of M?. and Mm 

Santucci, Mary, Guide and Guerrint 

Scarafiotti, and Tony Martmtti, mo 

brad to Eagle Ne~t Dam for a~ 

buting Snnday. 

Mr. Hem-y Mares, of Raton npeni 

three or four days in Dawson tlI~ 

early part of tbe week, Mr. Maret 

is agent for 

ante Co. 

the Clover Leaf Innur. 

Mrs. A. Petaconi of No. T camp, 

who has been visiting her mother Mrs. 

Lujan of Moreno VWlley for the pa~t 

three weeks returned home Tuesday, 

August 2nd. 

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British excha~e reached a new 

ower level for the ye= this week. 

Pounds being quoted at 3.58. Itilian 

:xchange also reached the lowest 

:igure for. the year 1921, L1re being 

Iuoted. at .0411. 

Mrs. W. D. Brennan and Elkaheth 

accompanied Mrs. Mary Custer to 

Santa Fe and Del Norte, Colo,, for a 

visit. Mre, Custe#~ home is at Del 

Norte. 

Mm. O. V. De Lapp entertained 

Tumday witi n buffet )unc~on for 

her nieces, Mixes Lucile and IU8rveJl 

Chmni&er of Tdea, Okb, The 

gues@ prment were: Miwes Sadie 

tivert,. ~ankie Sh81ton, Winifred 

Teeple an~ M- WrigbL 

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~AWSONBAKERY 

Tuis Savio, Proprietor 

It Iian, French or Ameri. 

can 

] BREAD 

LP strles of All Kinds 

F esh Baked Every Day 

C dies--Toojtiaft 

. . 

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O era House 

2 Nights 

St ting Monday, Aug. 15 

Return 

? 

En&mgemmnt of 

~cALBERT 

T* Man Who Knows 

AlWonder Worker 

4●hd hk e- 

COM ANY OF 

IGH.CLASS 

NTERTAINERS 

Headed by 

M*sDorothy Van 

Sin#in 

~usical Comedy 

4 

Dmncin~ 

V-udc~ille 

Revue 

Chil n 2=; Adult. SSC. Tax 

Included 

br.g. of EIII Nightly 

A~kMcAlbert 

THh MAN WHO KNOWS 

Dr. D ver and daughter Dorotb 

*ft for (~alifornia on Wednesday t 

hig wee . 

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bume~ Mi 

:Iiaabeth Burnett of Omaha, N 

raaka, and K. Jamm Dobson, F 

nried % ,turday from Cimarron Cal 

n where they a~nt a week campiq 

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1 LADIES’ 

mITE” . . . 

C~NVAS SHOES 

1OF FINEST QUALITY 

T DEFINITE SAVINGS 

A full line o sizes in both leather,~ilitary heels and 

covered Cuban heels. I 

1 

Sp cial tit S2.45 Pair 

Wls is a big saving at this low price. Regular 

price $4 0 and $5.00 pair. 

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SILKS 

Our ne stock of silks are now, arriving. Agreat 

many re now on the shelves, others will, arrive 

in a few days. These shipments wiU consist of 

Georgette C epes, Crepe De Chine, Mescalines, Taffetas, 

Jap Si ks and Wash Satins. 

\ ~~~ 

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lFrer.no, California, are visiting R. 

GAME WI SUGARITE H. Webster. . 

SATURDAY 

SPECIALS 

in the Meat and Grwery Depts. 

for SATURDAY ONLY Aug. l~th. 

MEATS 

Fancy Beef Pot Roast, lb.. ..-_.__-. -.__..--l2fic 

Fancy Prime Rib mast, lb. ---_.--______ -__14c4c 

Boiling Beef, 3 Ibs. for ---_.---. ____. -25c---_-25c 

Fresh Ground Hamburger, lb.__ -_-_---.. -_-l2~c 

Rex Breakfast Baron, (whole or half side) _-32%c 

,. GROCERIES 

No.11 Normanna brand Kippard Herring, regular 

price 30c, now _-_-_ --_---_ -_-__ 20c__2Oc 

No. 1 Balboa Sardine in Tomato Sauce, regular 

price 30c, now. _-_-___ --___ -______---_-2Oc 

‘No. % Balboa Sardine in To~to Sauce, regular 

price 15q now __._ -__._ ---_ -_-.--_.l2fic 

9% oz. Farm House Queen Olives in gbs, regular 

price 45c, now _._----_ -__--. _-_. -_---2& 

Thoro Cleaner, regu- 

lar 30c, now_ --.l5c 

Mi~s Gladys Wier has gone to Mos- Mr. W, D. Brennan was in Raton 

quero to visit her parents. 

@nd Trinidad Monday. 

. . . . 

The outcome of C pitan’a return James Dobmn of P.aton spent Sun. Mr. F. J. Mnllen and family left Mr. Gee. Simpmn and Mr. Mike 

~ame with Su&srite. { ta~ed on the day in DQ~on ~giting friends. Saturday for a weeks’ camping trip. Mnrich motited ‘to Raton on fiday. 

local groundn Sunday 

‘1 

f~rnoun, waa 

—. 

Dr. E. A. PQliak left Saturday for A s.” waa born to Mr. and Mrs.1 Mr. E. H. Edwsrda, of the Edwards 

a little disappointing. The visitors 

a visit with his pnrenti in Trinidad. Walter Mallinson of Dawson, at Ho-1 Bakery Supply Com~any of Coloradq 

took away the “bacon ‘ ,tifi a score 

bert. Oklahoma. on Julv 27thl I SprinEs. Colorado, was a visitor in 

of 4 to 3. ] Mr. W. F. Murray and family r,. 

~awson” on Thursday, Aug 4th, 

iica] iea-rn 

lip to the me the teams turned to Dawson after a month;s eb. Miss Jessie Sneddon and her moth- 

The dope was all i! favor of tho sence spent at Colorado points. er returned Saturday fmm Denver Undersheriff, Mr. ‘W. S. S’ulker- 

went on the field when it wafl learned 1 

where they have been for the last two Ison, of Canon City, Colorado, wa~ In 

I M! Malcsluso, agent for the Htip- 

that ‘bth the regular pitcher and weeks, Dawson Saturday ti &ke charge of a 

, mobde, WAS a ‘business visitor in 

catchar for the Capi n club were —— piisoner who was being held for a 

ID awson Friday and Saturday. 

not in the Iine-hp; nni being on th~ 

Mrs. H. F. Teeple and her father, charge in Co]orndo. 

sick lie.t, and the othe unavoidably Two car loads of young people mo- Mr. St. Vrain left Wednesday for an 

detained. tored b Springer Saturday night to extended visit in Albuquerque with Mr. and Mrs. MIb Pagliasotti, of 

Canitnn was shut o1 It until the attend the dancB. 

Mrs. Teeple’s ui~ter, Mrs. James B. No. 7 Camp and Mr. and Mm. Ed 

.— 

Thu.. Trojillo, of Capitan Hill, motored to 

““. 

eighth inning, when t ey succeeded 

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stover have re- 

Trinidad on Friday, A~st 5th. 

in getting two runii. In the ninth 

turned from Cheyeme, Wyo., where 

inning, tiings were 100 ing gmd for 

Mrs. J, J. Leubach and daughter, 

Miss Anna Davis of Dawson, left ‘ 

,Y one ma” they wihessed the Frontirr Day cel- 

tying the score, but 

Viola, left Tuesday for. Las Vegas, b sat~~day for. T~cumc&ri, New Mex., 

*O *,,e ebration. 

made the circuit whe 

spend a coufAe of weeks visiting where she expects to tisit for a few 

needed. 

friends. 

A number of Dawwn peoplm want 

weeks. 

The Capitmr team m de a good tO KOehler Sunday @ atwnd the 

f!eht and have no’ “ excu1es to offer. Dawson-Koehler base ball Fame. 

T~at kind of a spirit i 1to be com- 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ledger, Jr,, and 

mended; and while the r percentage 

Mr. Steve Ledger Sr. left Mon&y for 

of games won dropped little, their 

,Denver, Colo., where they will spend 

perc~ntage in Me COIU n of public 

the next two weeks visiting relatives. 

favor was advanced se eral points. 

—. 

The line-up and 8c0 by in”inga Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Duncan and 

were as follown: 

family, and Mr. A. T. Scott went to 

Capibn—Martin ez, q, Centello,c; Wrdsenburg tbe latter part of the 

Trojillo, l~t: Eapinosa, 2nd; Matiid week. 

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richardmn and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis arrived 

Mr. C. Lumbard returned Saturday here Saturday from Seattle, Waeh. 

from a 10 days fishing trip at tbs They expect to make their h~e in 

Eagle Nest Dam. They cau~ht a .23 ?awmn. 

inch tiout. 

Mrs. Emm”a Ke~el, county srcre- 

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tary of the American Red Cross and 

Harry Gossett Jr,, and Elmer Shcr- 

Miss Tuppin, ~ate nurse from Santa 

fick, Jr. left Tuesday on a Campink ~ 

e, were in Dawson on Saturday. The 

trip. They will travel throwh New 

ladies were luncheon gueste of Mrs. 

Mexico towns. 

t G. M. Hanson. 

$rd; Lash, m; Martinez, lf; Espinosa, 

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FIere you campers! We can fix you 

~tinm~, ~, up with everything You will nesd 

Sugarite-Ortiz, p; 

‘ for your camp. We have blankets, 

TafoY, lat; pruvo~t, 2 d; ‘Martinez, 

canteen~, hiking shoes and suits, tent8 

Srd; Brancart, ss; Sema, If; Williams, 

and many other articles, but instead 

cf: Klantchnek, rf. 

of telling you, we will aak you to see 

Capjtan . . . . ..-__-000 000 021—S 

them for yourself and YOU will be 

Sugarite .----~---.lO 200 100—4 

,convinced of thek merit, Army 

Mrs. D. C. Scoti and children of Goods Stire. Llt 

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Be’ prepared for the rainy days, 

Let us show you our stock of rain- WANT ADS 

coats made of Ieatherette and of 

For Sa14econd ‘hand stive; six 

rubberized cloth. Wa have them in 

hole National range. Honse No. 11S2. 

Ell sizes. Save yourself the time, * u., ●4 

money, and trouble of having YOUI 

clothes pressed every time it rains For Smle--Chalmmn iIVB primen- 

by getting one of tbesa ~ati.-AnnY grr auto. Mr. Warden, House 1343. 

Goods Store. Lit, 

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Comedy 

AUII. 17th! PROGRAM 

Dawson Opera House 

Paramount, - Fox - Week Aug. 15 to 21- Vnive~sal - 

IONDAY, AUGUST IL 

McAlbert 

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MAN OF MYSTERY 

Lndhis wonder show, comedy and musical, singing 

lnd dancing, by a company of high class entertainers. 

Admission 55c and 25c, War Tax Included 

:UESDAY, AUGUST 1s-- . 

McAlbert 

And His Company 

with an entire change in program to-night. .Don’t 

miss this. wonder show. 

, Admission 55c and 25c, War Tax Included 

VEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17— 

“Silk Hosiery” 

THE CAST 

Warjorie Bownu..-. -.. --. ------ ..--. ~J-..____._Etid Ba~nait 

30pbia Black ---- F-------. --.––. ––. ––––––---. --Jo.= Standing 

Sir Leeds -..-.. -..---.. -~-. ---. -.----------- .Gooffrey Webb 

:ad Jones --------------- . ..-. ---.. --.--.--Donald M-cDonald 

YvOtte Fernau -------.. – . . ..-–––––... –------. ---Matie Pavia 

rho p~fic= --------. -.---, -------.. -.-.. ---. ---. Derrick Ghent 

Billy Black-----. Vern. ------------. -------= -----Vein Winter. 

Jim Sban~b*n -.---------------- . . . . ..-.. ------Ha-id H0118nd 

Mollie Milligan -..-------------. -.---------. -.--.Bonnia HIII 

~en Twillar –--–--------------- .:.. –.––.. --. --. Otto. Hoffman 

MFI. D= Windt .---------–– . . ..––––.. --------. –-SYIVk Brook. 

Mine. LOuime ---------------------------....-..---Ron “Dioue 

J~qu=li~= D’Amour -------------------- . . . . ..~.llie May Carsor 

SYNOPSIS 

M-jorie Bowen i. a model in a fa.kaotiabl= ~odt’te. =mtablimh, 

ment. Sir L*4s a young Englishman, ente~m the shop one day an< 

Marjorie hmars that h= has t~me to mwait L. fimsncee. ht=r ,h, 

~~=rh.ar. a .onversatic. n b=twcen Yvatt= F= Fnau, the fian===, ~n, 

C-d Jones by wht.h #he learns that tbe engaged girl is a crook an, 

pianuing with JoIIea to steal certain jewels and an imcriminatinE let 

ter given by a visitin= prince to a New York societY ~o-n. Mw. 

j~rib put. an a gown bmin~ made for Yvett~; whil~ wearing it .hti i, 

kldn~p=d 

her, .nd 

by 

they 

two thugs. Sir 

are both trapped 

feeds, thinking she i~ Yvatte, 

in a IOneIY houme by Jon=.. 

FOIIOW, 

They ~.. 

C*F, and Lee& ash her to hmlprecover the papers and jewel. He 

give. ber tb~ safe .Ombinatio=+ Marjorie emtmr. thm heu.e wh~d = 

ball is beimg ~iven for the prin.e+ She find. the safe but Yvette is 

ahead of her and bas necured tie ~~ntents. Marjmrie, .ftmr ~ Stmg 

SIC, ~bkina the pa~tm and jewel, but Cad Jonea, denounce, her ~, 

a th!ef. Leeds and the prince appear. The latter, ~n L=ed,, ,Ue 

g=mtl-n, cleapmMnrjorim, pret=ndin= to tak+her for Yvette, At ~hc 

clone of the ball Leeds takes Marjorie to the q~diste hap, aftar 

stating that ha is =*lIY a U. S. Secret Service agent. Her rmom. 

mate finds 

forward to 

her 

her 

dreaming of the ev-u 

future with Leeds. 

that have passed and looking 

Admission 22c, War Tax 3C 

Thursday August 18- : 

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FRIDAY, AuGUST 19— .1 

“Thie~’q 

Featuring PEAR WHITE 

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SecondEpisode 

Ofth. 

“Lost Citg” 

Friday & Saturd.y 

Metro 

An adaptation of the old-time favo .ta Henry Bernct=im melOdr.ma. 

P-rl White i. swn to .dvanta . in the st**fing f~. *.d 

given a performance thnt io equal to a ytldnF she ham CVCr don=. 

Pearl 

gowns 

still has the old knack of 

in this picture nre going 

wearing 

towin Y 

omd*~ul creatiOn~ ●nd h*r 

u for muv*. The pictyr~ is 

lavishly staged and the &tory holds the a t-ntien throughout, end~fig 

in ●ururining fashion. Al.% 

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“The Losd City” 

The big wild animal serial call d “CIRCUS” of the 

“Off Shore lPirate” 

Featuring VIOLA , DANA 

Evary..e will wclc.me Viol. D..+ in this lavish. s-iety play 

and you will ad-e the charming little rocks in which our belov~ 

star bedecks herself to win the admira ion of the nun. And tbe 

man ? Yem, you know him and You Ii C* him. His name is Jack 

Mulhall. And the piece they play in is a hremzy affair that ontertainn 

and pleaua throughout. .s 

* Admission 22c, WI,r Tax 3C 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21— 

“Short Skirts” 

GLADYS WALTON WELL C ST IN INTEREST- 

ING UNIVERSAL P ODUCTION 

THE CAST 

Natalia Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . --..------~ladys Waltom 

Stella ---------------------------- -.--.-------Ens Gregory 

Lance Christie --------------------- -------.. ----Jack Mower 

Mrs. Shirley Smith ----------------- -.--------Jean Hathaway 

Spike Master! --------------------- ------- ~Scotty McGregor 

WallaceBrewster ------------------- -------Edw~d Martindal 

Billy GreEe ----------------------- -.--.-------Harold Miller 

Woodwurd Christie ---------------- ----.-..---William Welch 

Douglu Smith --------------------- -.;-------Howard Rdstan 

Directed by Harry B. Harris4to~ by Ii.. L. TildesleY-Scenriria 

by Doris Schrocdc+Le.g h, 4,33o Feet 

THE STOR 

Natalie Smith, who is jumt reachin tha fla~pmr age, i’ di’com. 

fitcd becauam no one treats her as if she were a grown woman+ Her 

mother become. 

alao call- her a 

.ngagad to 

little girl. 

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reform 

tbimks 

andi&tm 

he hate. 

fo~ m~yer and 

him and .~ek. 

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get even. Tbe opwrtunity i. presented hen a chance acquaintance 

prove, to be the cousin of tha other can ‘date. He flattar, b=r EUI. 

ish vanity and persuade. her to secur some incriminating papers 

a=ain. t bis cousin. 

Them her conscience tell. hm~ she h done wrong, and she all, 

at the ~OUtiK m~n’, apartment, to tw t- et the ~Wr. back. Learn. 

ing. of be. whereabouts. from tbe t~xi dr war,. One of the reform cm. 

didate’m aid, goes t. the aprtment and ra,c”aa her from m .ompro. 

&:i::afiti... Tbe ●tory end. with a budding romemce between 

AIso-’’INTERNATIO N AL NEWS’ } 

Admission 22c, WZr Tax 3C .

DAWSONNEWS 

P.blimhmd Weekly k; THE WELFARE DEPARTMENT , 

VOL.L DAWSON, NEw MEXICh THURSDAY, AUGUST Is.; 1921 NU”MBER 

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WELFARE DEPARTME~T OFFICE SWIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK A.O.KIYA CAMP FIRE NOTES - SIGNIFICANT NEWS 

, REMOVED TO DISPEN 5ARY 

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BUILDING Mm. J. B. ,MO~OW enti~ined ,: (Hila~mow) The D-epartm= Labor >eports 

Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Eden &day afternoon August 12 at that during the month of June, re. 

The office of the Welfare Depafi 

men~ which wen in tie OW, a hO”&e 

Singleton. The lsdieg ~pe”t the ~. ~ o’clOek Me A-0-KiYa Camp Fire tail food prices declined three tenthn 

‘ ternobn sewrng. bfim Hilary Morrow ~irle met at the home & Mru. J. B. of one per cent. 

has been removed to tbn .gec~ndf]oor 

pleaoed the gueAs with a SOIOdance Morrow to gb for another over night 

Of tie diapewry building, ~d i6 A ten per cent reduction in the 

The gueti prasent ‘WWe: ,Me#d*meg hike. we went UP under the big , 

nhw located i“ tie room 

rice of all motorn and motor control 

rorm~k F F, Moorehead, W. F. MurraY, A. tree.r by the dismantled pump house p. 

occupimd by tie emplo~ent gff ke. “ 

apparaiu8, has been announced by 

office A. Sneddon, 1. G. Loverin=, E, MaY~, above LO~~. 

The new locatioh ‘afford, 

the Westinghouse Electric A Manu. 

W’. A. Hart, W. G. Hoiman, C, W. As ~non as we arrived we wenk>nto 

apace for the visiting nw~e, and wij] 

facturing Co. 

Hoover; F. C. Diver, knd Mi## gnth the water ~ere we found a PIace 

make pnu~ible a tmhedule o f ~ff~ce 

houru. During the ho- wltich will Evans. —— 

deep enougK fot swimming. We pmt. The. Baldwin hcomotive Works, 

Mr, and Mr~. Earl Meyn enter~in. ticed Firflt Aid for the Jroming, and which have been closed uince June, 

be deeignatad, @ome memhez. of the 

did different. swimming ntunt.s. 

‘Welfare Department will be prment ed Thursday kve”ing titi an 

‘have opened on 8 three day a week 

inf o~. 

That aftamoon two men came to ~~hedu]e, 

to whom matterg of’ eom~u ~~ty ~el. al dancrn. The follnwing were ptes. 

fare may be presen@d. ent: Mr. and ~rd, ~. ~. ~rennan our camp and put up a @nt for uu in .— 

‘ cane nf rain. MY. W. D. Bt~nnan The Cen#us Bureau annnunce that 

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hart, Mr. trnd 

MEXIH F@ULATION Mrs. W. C. Holman, Dr. and Mm. C. a]se. came up nnd brought with biro more than one-half of the facmn in 

PLANNING BIG CELEB ~A~ION w, Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. 1, G. Low. . a hig jar of water and two bottlen of the Unihd sta~s are operated by 

ering, Mr. and Mm. ~. H. soderm~om Vape juice as we could nnt mink the ‘heir ‘-erE: 

The ~mmission Honorific a Mexi. Mi~~ Ruth Evans, Mrs. J, B. Mor- ‘ muddy water of the Vermijo. Unemployment in France is being 

cana, are planni~p a eelebrat ion to be row, and Dr. E. A. poliak. 

That night we had a big bnnfire. 

gradually reduced. It is estiqatad 

held in DawBon on the Sixte~nth of 

As we did not carry our POnobo~We that only ~ne ~enth of One per cent 

The Eastern Etar bdge entert.sin. 

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September in, commemora ~on 

were able to trike more bed clo+h?ng of Me popu]atioti are at othe ~rete”t 

of ed Saturday dternoon in honor of and there waB not one 

Mexico’s ind,+pendence. 

continual ~~e “n8mp~oye~ 

Mra{ J. F. McCkiry, and Mrs. C. -M. 

while the co%-mittee in ch srge of scrambla for more” cover~ h keep ue 

Wobk~, L*t refreshmti~ wwe 

the plans for the ce]ebrat10~ have warm. We olapt very well. Recently Gondyear manufactured 

Rerved b about thirty gtiee.tn. 

net as yet made out a de~ jl Ed pro. Early the next morning we tiart- iti S9,000,000th. tire. This record 

gram, it is their expec~tio n ~ ~r. Mm. Tom Fitzpatrick entertained -d h~me. We dog tiottad for a hrdf. wnB established in twenty-two yeare 

range, for n gala day of game s, BongB, 

s aturday afternoon with a luncheon ~ ~ife on ~“y way home ~ +n an of bu~inean, but 19,000,000 of these 

in honor of Miss Afice Mengfe of 

and pstriotic speecks. 

hnnor< Mr. Brennan. brought back Itires were made in-the iast five year~, 

Koehler who is visiting Mim Lueti 

A benefit dance was give n Satur. 

~~y o~tf~t for Ua, 

during which the ~eate~ increase i“ 

daY evening at La,wn Hal] ~b ~i~ih McDermott. me other guesb were: The girls who enjoyed the outing car registration hau occurred and 

in the raising of fundfl to def]:ay the Misses Marvell Chronieter, Gertrude ~~~~: Julia Frazer, EstilIrI Murray, which has seen the greatest, period 

expen&e&of the c=lebra$ion. 

Debng and Mary Assala, Irma King,- Pearl Lluponk Cecilia of expan~ion of -the company. 

Mi@s Helen fi,zkr entefiined a McCafiy, Marce]]a Mitihel], Helen (Forbes). 

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The rsihad b~dga which , wae 

raphed away ,by ‘the ftood was com- 

leted Saturday.’. 

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Hunter entdind 

rith a ddnce Saturday emning at 

heir” hime. Excellent music wan 

urstinhgd and everyone re~d a 

ine time: . 

Mr. George Holland Iefi” Tuesdsy 

or California. 

,Little Jennet ‘Obelmiti %bo has 

een quiti ill is ‘imptiviss~ rapidly. 

Mr. and Mrrn.H* Mengle of 

[oeb~m. spent Sunday. with- Mr. and 

Irn.,,w.. Brac~el. ~ ;T ‘c-’ 

‘Mr. J. Fragale. and family, Mr. J. 

‘innicum ‘and family.’ ~nd Mr. C. 

)nncah and’ family .up& the week 

nd camp~ akthe Eagle Nest Dam; 

‘Mrs. NatNan Scott” hau returned 

mm a vidit. ,* har relatiyes in 

~alsenburg, ~lo, 

Mr. C. Fr4iler ‘mana~ of the ti~ 

,8 store is on a two .~eefsn’ vacation. 

Jack Davis, --a fomses rtident of 

,orits, has ,returned from Seattle, 

~anh. Ha will begin to work in No. 

mine.. Mr. McKasssin also return. 

d +rfim Smttle; ~ 

The infant non of Mr. and itfra. 

ohn Wdlsce hss been, keriously ill 

his week. 

UDA CAMP FIRE NOTES 

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(By Helen S’ramr). 

The Uda Camp ‘Fire girls met at 

(rs. Hart’s home lax Wedn4ay ev. 

ning. A small portion of the even. 

rngwag epent in dting. After out 

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kleari;’ hi~’ “fought, “’e&ibttton’”’ of 

baqubalf. $OCM SttOSStiOSl sbonld bE 

given to the pitchsrs of ** re5peo. 

tiye teams; ~‘both uhti ~ellent 

control of tie bsll,. and ~ good 

head work ik’fielding. Gibbon played 

i Nod game at fir6t ‘bsse for Lorit.s, 

~nd English showed up good in the 

right -field for the Capitan team. 

The Iin-up and box score by innings 

were as follows:’ 

Lorits: Holland, P; Finnlcum, c; 

M?sbon, 1st; Davis and Shaw, 2nd; 

Salvo and Hem, .3rd; Shelton, m; 

GOldman and 6edvo, lf; J.’ SaIVO,ef; 

Dale, rf. ., 

Cspitah: B. TrijiNo, p“; Chavez, c; 

F. TrijiNo, I*; Msrtinau, grid; Lcsb, 

Brd: Galti. as: Matirsez.’ If: Centel. 

la, if; Eng~ah,”rf. ,,. 4 “ 

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Lorita’..~:OOO 021 100 2—6 9 4 

Capitin” :.-100000 ~~1 *4 S 4 

Struck out by Wljillo, 11; by Holland,’ 

7, ‘Pained by l’rfjillo 1, “by 

Hollsnd O. Umpires, Lumley and 

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UPPER LORITA BRIDGE ‘ 

1S .COWLETED 

The upper bAW ra~road bridgs 

which was wsshed out by flood w&ter 

Tuesday night, August 2nd, hss been 

replaced. The El PUEIOand South. 

wentern bridge crew.’ who wem in 

charge of the wo~k made sonn~ation 

with the No. 6 side of the Vernrejo 

Saturday afternoon. 

Work at No. 6 mine wss resumesL 

Tueuday. 

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OF ,WIWEST ANIC 

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Pimtical B~md D“trom Ship St-1 

Cold . 

Fire at sen is fraught with terror 

that hia plan includede the murder 

the p,ne”~erm and crm of the ~ 

Jermyn, though hh om dark mi 

clung to! the princlp]a that aade 

men tell no talea.” He Wld ldu genti 

manly amocinte in crime thmt =N we 

to be ],q~d~ safely on. an i~la”d ~f~ 

usinms meeting, refrehm entn were 

roved. 

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.oRITA WINS TEN .INNINC 

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Sunday was an open data on the 

chadule OLbofi the Loriti aud cap. 

hn baue butl clubs, but in order td 

Mru.’ John Connsr and tinu IA” 

Wednesday for Denvsr ti. v!d 

friends. 

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MM. V1ra’NHickcox of Tucumcari 

is fi,siting friends and relativau in 

Dawuon thin week. .” 

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M~, ‘and Mm. L G . Lovertng’ akd 

family went b Denver Satutday *O 

visit ,ielativss. 

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beyond almout all other expe “encem thm theft of the’ gold ‘and tbe w :eep in trim for the big games which Rom Robertson and Frank Mc. 

of mankind. The homr in inte uified ~,f the ~hip. 

,re booked for next Sunday, the Lennoi arrived in Ddmon Satirday 

when the burning v~el is ~ men. Instead, Ssntos tid his villaina aams crossed bata on the homi from Red Rivnr. ~ 

Em Ehi? boarlng women and c ildren, associates on the Lady Jemyn boi Wnnds. The Lnrib team won tbl 

and stall. further when it jg bfnke plan-d ‘he Lorikao~ 

holes in the bottom of one of i :ontest in the Hh inning with tlw 

. that ,tie fire Isnubeen UM b~ .f~ndu lifeboats and c“t the davit npea 

Koshler bsse ball gastis tha 21st of 

Eore 6 to 4. 

., to cover. up anothm crime. 

tbe ~h= nearly through. ‘rhtis The attendance “at the game wa! 

Augunt on the home diamond. 

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All theue elem~ta are w e~t in was stored in the captsinea gig bef, /mall, but the fans who were for 

i,Dead Men Tell No Tiles,” 

Mm. ~nley Otack m-d k 

~tov tbe fire wa~ .sWrted in the hold of 7 ;unate enough to be there, witnmme( 

of crime, adventure in+ love, by ~. ‘Starkville, Colorado, on mumcl~y to 

Lady J~mm., 

I good exbibitiin of ameteur base 

W. Hmnung, author of ** fffe~~n, 

npend a week with relatives. 

Th burning of the ship, and i }all with the added suspense of “th~ 

wdited for motion picture P TOuee daeperate tiggle of pwsengers a ~enthinsdng. 

Mr. “J:,,ti~~nidad is in 

by Mr. and M-. .GeoWe dOlp~ ctew b emape the dreadful fate T The Capitan team worod in thi ~amo%< visiting his son, Sam ROy. 

Chester. It hau been visu~liz d an a pared for them, form several of I ‘i& inning after rstiring Lorfta b~ .vaL 

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,spectncular and thrilling Tom ~miss 

many aDec~cular ~cenes in “De Itriking out two and catihing a mar 

production by Vitagraph. 

Men Tell No ,Tales.VP 

tff at third. For the 

Mr. &mm Oleski of., BturkvNle, 

next’ three in 

“/. “Dead Man Tell No Talea~~ iN be .’. 

Colorado, .ia visiting in tie home of 

dngs tih tisms were retired in one 

hhown at ‘the Dawson thw 1e on ‘Eric Ahdemon of Red Rivg* ~al 

tio-three orde~, only one man ge4 

Mr. and Mrs. Stinlay Stock. 

Wednesday, August 14. Daw~on visitor this ~e~k. 

ing past.first base. In the fir8t hall Mimes Carrie and Mnrgsr& Mario 

Australian gold wag the IUF whfck ‘--- 

~fthe fifth inning Capitsn made tws 

resulted in tha fOrrnQtio” in th mind “Mr. G. L. FenIon and bride~rg , 

Of ~lmero, Colorado, are visiting in 

!ostly errofi which gsve Lorits # 

of Senior Joaquin- Santos, a vil ainoua ; 

petted home this week, 

Dawson with their brother, Mr. Andy 

ike number of runs. In the aixtl Merle. 

Spanish adventurer, a plot w ch in. 

tame, Lorita put over one more run 

eluded the destruction of a pa enger WANT ADs 

!nd repeate,d the trick in the seventh, , Mrs. Charle, Vi~il and children 

ship at sea and the dtih of aII On 

The’ last half of the eueventh looked have gone to Mora to vi~it “with 

board. The minds of the gold hieves TIT the Dawron Now. for What 7 

maif it was going b be a “merry-go. friends and relatives. 

were inflamed with disire 

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f r the w~nt JO buy or SON,or 10~t a ~o”ndj? for the CaDitan ~um, but Mr. and Mrs. Lui~ Mndrid motorod 

prccioun metrd, and they work ~ and 0 ‘ou”d ‘tiG1e-” 

Loritu tightened up and permitted ,’to Morn lnwtwenk. 

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fought feverishly to possess thim- Fer S.l+A practically new Ford ~nly two men to make the round trip. Mro. Luis Forti and daughter Hel- 

selves of the treasure. The ind Of car. For particulars see W. J. Mullen Only m% men came to the plate ‘in en,’of Lorita, returned bonre August 

Santos was engaged by the h pe Of at the store. It. the eighth; -it wan either a case Oi 8th from Coal Creek, Colorado, 

seizing chesti of the Earriere IgO1d,j For SaI+A second hand strike tkrae and out, Or Out aS first 

dove. 

where they have been vititin!4 fOr 

bound for England on ship~a d, put Six hole National range< Inquire at In the ,lnst half of the ninth. CaPi, the past three weeks. 

it was not inflamed, That mmd ~121. ,’ 

tan hit three oigles in a row and put I 

worked coldly, deliberntgly, d vilish- 

over the nece~mry run tO tie the Mm. D. TrujiNo died at her home 

For Sal-A five passenger ChallY. 

It dominated the weaker ind of - score. LoriW followed suit and sent August 9th. She iu survived hy her 

See Mr. WardeN at house No. 

John attery, ,in love with dntofl’ ‘ers” 

three men b fir% two of whom husband and six children and other 

And 1343. 

besiutifui step-daughter,’ Eva 

were brought home by a timely two- .relaYlveb. Interment waa made at 

overcome his” 8cruplea against enter- POF Sml_Chalmurs five paasen- bagger, The Capitan team failed to the Daw~on cemetw. Mrs. Tnsjfl10 

ing into a plot to stesl gold. ‘ ger auto. Mr. Warden, Houue 1843. score ii the last half of the tenth. had been. u resident of Dawaon for 

that hi~ plan includ the mu er of 

Llt - Credit is due both teams for. ” a the past four yearu. 

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why Be Bothered with Flies? ~ 

O~r s~k of fly swattersi poison and tangle foot ‘fly paper, insed powders, 

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etc. is mmplete. .Try them. 

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We alm hive Paris ~reen.and germ killers for your garden. ~” . 

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Bakery Dept. I Jewelry Specials 

Good. f~esh, wholesome bread I for 5 dmy* onfy 

and pai tries fresh” every day. August 22nd to 27th. 

‘Also CC replete line of package ““Ingersoll Wlliolite wrist 

g~ds. Try them. watches _._.. -_____ $5_00.00 

Ever Sharp pencil leads__ -_~5c 

Fr uit ., Dept. , ~ ~~~fpins redu~d 25 per 

Here y~u wi~” find W fresh I cent. 

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fruits, egetables, nuts, etc. in 

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We h~~~a comPlote l;UOOCFruit J=ra, 

season. ,* C*W, R.bbam, in fact .vwthinc for tbe 

FIXING ROAD 11 

c MA&ON CANON 

The State’ High way department ip 

busy through Ute Park and the up 

per Cimamn canyon, providing prap- 

er drainage and gFading the road at 

the park and wide ling nti generally 

improving the UP.ver can~on road. 

The work ii prom eming rapidly and 

will he comploted in ebout sixty daya. 

.When this work is finished, atten. 

kion”will be given the lower canyon, 

widening the road Ibay and caning the 

WELL WORK RE: NJMES 

ON DOUBLE SHIFT 

. 

oil flow, and blin g. out of the con. 

tenb of the well mi]) consume about 

a week, when the drill will mart 

again. Absoluti confidence is e? 

pressed by the ccmpany m4inagement 

that a commw.:cjal well hag been 

found. ‘ 

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Mr. Gee. “Bucha rman i8 in charge 

of No. 2 etore du~ing the abne”ce 

of Mr. Mi1e~ Yates , who’ ja my his va. 

cat{ on. 

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Mr. W. P. Corme:, of Denverp Colorado 

was a buaine:!s visitor in Dp,w. 

uOn On Friday. My. Conner 1S with 

the McMurtry fdfg. CO., makers of 

paint and vapisli. ,.. 

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~’%*Wh. 

DAWSON,NEW MEX, 

MININ$’ OFGOLDIN the dollar has a h]@er exohan~ 

U.S.DROPSBECAUSE>,Value than moatotier 

curr=ncY. 

UB than Selling it~at, ~me, bMEUSe 

ITISUNPROFITABLE fr~~;;~;r~~~~s~;~~ 

,—. producing regioti of the world. 

COP- W,mes Tl,-t Ptiuecd Oth~ 

Minor-l as By.Produ.t .ra 

Dow., ~utti.~ Su#J 

Washington, August lZ.—Ameri- 

can guld minihg ia dropping off—b+ 

Mr. Mike Kalac, formerly employed 

as eltirician at No. 1 mntor barn, 

has returned to Daween. Mr. Kal.c 

has been at Evelith, Minnesotn. 

Mr. Joe Mora, Juan ‘Morn, and 

cauue it coe.t~ no much to mine gOld .y eye Go~~eR ]#ft Th~r~day mornitig 

that there’s no profit in it, , 

for a week’s camping trip in the Red 

Officird f~~es just given out by River country. 

the United States treasury show that 

2,38 S,017 fine ounces of gold were During the abnence of Mr. E. E. 

mined in the United States, in tie ii% Sherfick, Jr., who .iu on his vacation, 

cal year of 1920. That represent a bis potion at tbe peat of~lce wiO 

money value of $49,609,400. be. filied by’ Mii Louise Springer, 

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.Hand Bags I 

1~NEW STYLES FOR,. AUTUMN 

Hem i. 4 ktiIce .ooert-.t of aew H.md. “1 

Baw in wbfch are fm~t.,d tbe very Imtmt . - 

otylea for hdie~ 

mm be d~ndad 

-nd tbildmn, *md which 

upwn for quality and cmt. 

infmctoq senicw 

Pried 

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fmm 6Sa t. $10.00 ‘ 

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SAFE~ DEPARTMENT 

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Mine. Jan. Feb. Mr. AP. May, Jn. h 

1004001b 

2.28121 2 il 

.80210003 

4100 ,o,112- 

S1S1OOS8 

614101 5 12 

7100011s 

800 0.0000 

9100 ”0012 

Total- 7 12 8 2 4 14 47 

The above tnble shows the number 

Of accidents oc.?uming in the Daw. 

son mines fmm Jan. 1, 1921 to July 

That’s almost $11,000,000 less than 

BYERS.HICKD 

the value of gold mined in the fimal 

yenr 1919 and even that wa8 

Miss Bernice Byers and Mr. Wil- 

lower 

bur Hicks botb of Dawuon were uniL 

than in previous yearn. 

ed in marriage in Raton Saturday 

‘It is coding tbe mine bperahr 

August 1S by the Rev. T. C. Dick, 

more to pay his men, huy his equipment 

and run his mine. And he can. 

COLFAX CO. TEACHERS 

not raise the price of hin product b+ 

.AGAINST LEVY LIMIT 

cause @ld value is fixed by the gov. 

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ernmenL A repo~ haB been circulated Mm 

Copper mines usnd to produce a lot %nta Fe that school teachem of the 

of gold as a by-product. Now the ntate are not snpWfiing the stand 

copper mines are closed because it tiken by John finway, st’ratesuperinisn’t 

profitable to run them and 4heir tendent of acbmla, in his fight w dequota 

of gold comequently isn’t feat the eighth .amendmant to the 

forthcoming. contititution reducing the limit of the 

But the shortage of domestic gold school tax levy from eighteen to tan 

isn’t going b, affect American cur- milin. L. C. .Rhoads of tbe Rtin 

rency. That’s because the United ~choola stated tiday that tbe teach- 

1, 1921, from which the iw”ured person 

was incapacitated for a peiiod of 

f our

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nDon’t miss 

seeing 

Buster Keatin 

in the 

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Sunday Night 

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PROGRAM 

PARAMOUNT-FOX WEEK AUGUST W-28 

. . . N’o Show 

TUESDAY, AUGUST’& . 

No Show 

WEtiiESDAY, AVGUEST 26 

“DEAD MEN TELL NO~ALES” 

A fmticim.ting story with m-~ thrills ●nd much nction & b-n 

wevan -mud this title. It b ,8 Tom Tm-ria. production from tba famow 

nmw by E. W. Horn-us, ●uthor of “kffle-.” D*m’t f-ii w •~ 

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 26 . . 

‘rThe Testing ~lQck” 

Famous-Lasky Photoplay in Six Parts. ‘ Author, 

Wm. S. Hart. Scenario and Direction by L. Hillyer. 

Cameraman, J* August. Running Time, 

Seventy Minutes. T~~ ~A~~ 

,,~~w=,,~,,, _-- T_--__-.. –--.. -.-– ----– ---– --*--- Wm. S. Hut 

Nmlly C-y .-_. -..: --._. -----. _.--.. -.._. -.-.. ---Ews No- 

Rimg~ ---_ -... -._-- .-.---_ ----. --.---- ..- . . . ..&Aem RumAl 

R~it- -_-:. ----.. --.. -y.. -.-.. -------... -”- FIo=w- C*pmter 

SOmmy ..-. _..---. --. L---. -T---------- .--. _.ffi.hrd Hmdrick 

Slim -—--- —.-. -—---- .-- —---. —--- —. ---— .- . . . ..- 1 rs McFadden 

SYNOPSIS 

In the -.IY fiftie z mimtrcl Mum of wbicb the ●tar is Molly 

Gr8Y, violinlrt, u tr=nling through the Si*rrac. “Sim’ra” Bill, chief 

of ● m outraw hind, is ●ttm.tti br ● P.t*r picture Of Nelly. -O -f 

bb UIen, Rimg% mim~ati Bill’. Pinto Pny a9d i. ●-ely tbwh~ 

by the mwmer. B!ll ge. tha tmu~ w ~rform i. the’ .w. for bbumd 

●.d fsllc i. 1... with N.lly. bt.r R1.ge prnpsw tkt they 

draw IOU for the Pssession of the minstrel wd-m BIN pratash, 

Iighk hii MO. ●nd co~quam them . He force. Na]ly to mmrry him. 

Two ~~m later Bill, has wifn mud tkcir child onny, ● rm riving kppily 

in ● -him. Wnage, ●..ompn=id by Rositi, ● L e~ic~n-gid m~ tbtir 

m~arsns.. Ringe makes Nelly jeafouo of Bill. SoYIny fcfrm UI mud 

Biff 

hor 

rolls Pinto to Ring. 

hmknd ●rd obmino 

for money M 

m= eag.~ement 

-y 

u 

~ d-tor. 

violini.t in 

Nelly l-m, 

● bmse klL 

Bill S-S in ●-rch of Rinse, u ●rr~ted, e-~, .ud Pinto .tam~ 

Ring. to demtb. Bill fidswly ~ying bar +Iin to t~r ●@k cbifd 

-d t4e~ am reunited. 

Admission 22G War Tax ~ 

-UNI 

FRIDAY, AUGUST. 2S- 

‘6Drag Ha~ 

FEATURING BILL 1 

Fox Photiplay. in Six Parts:. I 

l.- 

Two Reel 

Mack $ennett 

Comedy 

Wednesday 

Night 

‘ER$AL METRO 

any’ 

IRNUM 

~uthor Chas. A. 

Seltzer. Scenario by H. P. ~ler, Director J. 

Gordon Edwards. Runniq& mq Seventy Min- 

Utea. 

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AIso-’THE ~ST CITY’ Third Episode 

Admission 22c, Wak I 

-Tax 3c. 

TH6 GAST 

Dram Hubu ----------------.----.-- .-: -.. --wflli=m F-mum 

B8*M Merzmm. ------_ ----. -.--,____ -.-----.J-skie S*undmr8 

John Hmydoa ----------------------- -.---.. -SfdnoY F.-nklyn 

Luk Da-y ---.---__------------—- ..---. -G. Rmymond NYO 

hne Mowan ----...-+.:7-.---_.--. ----. --. Herwhel MaYmll 

Memb: ~WSOU ----. --

Ptiblisb.d W..kl7 by 

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THE WELFA~E DEPARTM’E~ 

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VOL. L I DAWSON. NEW MEXIC-THURSDA~. AUCUST 2S, lgzl 

NUMBER 30. 

SAFETY,~RTMENT 

A safe man maken a careful ttidy 

of his daily work. A carnlem $rorker 

is un~fe; he lacks method, uses 

no precaution, or to num it up in a 

few word,; he does not think No 

great or impo~nt undertaking was 

ever brought to a successful imu 2 unless 

the Bmalleat” det.ailu had been 

carefully thought out. It is irlpoesible 

to make a man think tho~Ighti 

of mfety, if he has no concep 

the resultn that arise from 

chancen. 

Many accidenta can be attill ,utid 

to over-confidence. An over< onfi. 

dant “man may pomibly rea 

danger b which he is expos 

❑elf and over.entimati him 

with the result that he end 

perform dange~oha operati 

iniiely and sooner or late 

penalty: He. is the pem 

always. tiking chanceu.. 

Mr. E. A. Holbrook, m 

neer, believes: 

The frequent occurren 

denti that am the regul 

not being familiar wfth 

language brinm out clea 

for every man who goes uncle 

h study English. 

in English. 

wamingti of dan~ and dnn 

e~here in mineu and for 

DAWSOHEXTEKDS WELCOME TOTHENEWLYWEDS 

No king ever entered a conquered parade form with the DawsoII BOYR 

city in beater triumph Wan Superin- ‘Cbarivmi Band under the competin< 

tendent Mt. George L. FenIon and, Ieadembip of all those present, at thi 

bride entered’Daw~on on Tburtiay had of the line. Justin front of tbt 

evening. band was the borro” and cart, whicl 

Tbe triumphal entry was the ch- had bkn reserved for the guest o 

max of days of careful planning and honor. { 

preparation. When it became known When the Fenlon car arrived, Mr 

that Mr. and Mm. Fenlon were ex- Fenlon was @laced in, the cart, ant 

petted tu amive in DaWson the latter the proce~sion-ehrted up main ~trem 

part of the week, a “Get FenIon” with the hand “playin@’ a m@dlej 

Club was organized with rapidity appropriate for tbe occaBion. Th 

that would put the best New Mexico line of march doubled back M mail 

politician to shame. Headquarters street and ~topped at the Sherwood 

were e~tablished in both Raton and home where the pictoriaI history o 

Daw~on in record timepand placed the event waa recorded, and Mr~ an, 

in charge of men whoBe loyalty to Mm. FenIon re-united: 

the cause could not be questioned. Mr. and Mr~. Fenlon were marrie, 

The ~ubject of a suititde conveG- nt Denver, Colorado, on June’ l~th 

an-w for the townvi gust, was given Bince which time_$hey. have been i) 

serfoug and careful deliberation, and the east, Mr. FenIon having attend 

was finally left to the decision of a ed the summer segsion of Col,timbit 

~pecial committee. The Dawaon Newu U nivemity, tiking Rpecial work. 

while beinz ll~n-partirnan, cannot Mre. Fenlon, was formerly Mis 

frdl t+ Give recOEnitiori“to the very Jcsephine Mary Toohey, of Trinidad 

effjcient work of this epccial cointiit- C ~lorado, where sbe has resided f? 

tee on transportation. Safety and the past several yearn. Mrs. Fenlol 

dependability were foremost in the ihus been in Dawson oti a number o 

minds of tbe committee. Nothing occasions, “and has a wide circle o 

seemed. ti meet these requirements admiring friend~. 

quite go completely as the humble Mr. FenIon ha~ been nupefinhn 

New Mexico bum. and a sturdy two- dont of tbe flcwaon public school 

wh=ld cart. for the paintfour ~ears. His efficien 

When Mr. and Mm. Fenlon left Fla- work in conriection with the 10CS 

, ton Thursday afternoon in their car, schools, and bis” conrenial mannel 

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An antiiation la bin~ o ~zed the wheels of, the carefully perfed has won for him the- admi~on an 

MR. W. T. RUSH’S CAR STOLEN 

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Mr. W. T.- Rush’ n five p8wenger 

Buick wan stolen some time after 12. 

}’clock Tueeday night ‘from him .ga- 

.age where he had left it that night. 

rhe car was ‘not mimed until 10 

~’clock Wedn~day morning, The 

ioor of the ,garage, which leads iritu : 

;he alley wa~ fotind unfa~tened. 

Van Dyke’s garage was notified, 

tnd they gave instructions’ h their 

road employeoB to search for the car. 

Fhey found it on Crow Creek flab’ 

where it had app=ently skidded off 

nn unimproved runway into the mud. .“ 

Not being able b, extricate the,~gg, 

it was abandoned. --- 

Authorities are diligently at work 

endenvoting, to locate the thieve~: 

CAMP FIRE NOTES 1 

(Helen Frazer) 

The’ Uda Camp Fire Girls met at 

the ho,ne of B@nca Bergamo on 

Wednesday evcni~ Augu~t 17th. 

We planned for an over night bike 

on Tuesday to Daw#6n Canon. Aftir 

a few other topitiw~ra discussed, ice 

cream and cake were ~erved. 

We adjourned eatiy becaune of 

a threatening rain storm. I 

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(Hilary hfomow) 

The regular meeting of the A.O- 

Kiya Camp Fire wau held at the home 

o-$ Mv. J.. ,BJMorrow, Ayagt.. 16. 

We planned h have an overnight 

hike on the 26 of AuguBt and also a 

tennis tournament for the A-O-Kiyn 

Camp Fire beginning the 29 of Au. 

guut. 

We adjourned and will- have our 

next - meeting at the “home of Eu~ 

Gordon next Tuesday. 

BOY SCOUTS 

(Wallace Stark) 

On Monday night August, 22nd the 

A*OCIATION kEING 

Boy Ecouti held their regular meet- 

ORGANIZED I 

ing. An over-night camping trip 

was plnnn.ed and dues were paid.. 

for tbe purpow of educating th pub. ed maohine atitid b move. By the e~teem of the Dawson people. 

Mr. Morrow inntructid the scouw 

lic to the advnntage of neing c pper 

time they reached the outikirti of , We join their-mariy friends in e~ about the new style of Boy Scout 

and copper and hrasr pyduc , in 

Dawaon all was in reaifinesu. A lons tending hearty corigratulationa an suiti. The quemtion of, nw miti k 

phce of the nuhmtitutis which me line of automobile wm drawn up in best wishe~. 

not been’ fully decided by the boys. 

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/into use during the period of the 

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war. 

‘COAL PRoDucTtON a 

Exhibiting of copper produck =nd ARC~lSHOp ‘OF SANTA .FE AND ‘ MISS DINSMORE RkSiGNS 

,CONTINUES TO DECLINE 

of iti main alloya are being pla nned, 

PROVINCIAL OF THff OBLATE ‘— 

also the imuing of litemture ex dain.. 

. ORDER VISIT DAWSOW Mi~ Grace Dinsmore who ~B beei 

The United Statis Geolo~nnl Sur- 

ing tbe advsntegen of copper UIId “iti manager of the local office of th{ 

vey statiE that the production of bi. 

alloys. ,“ The Archbishop of San~ Fe is WeHhrn Union Telegraph CompnI 

tuminoua coal continuem @ually b 

‘ The membership of tbe awocii ktjion, visiting the Oblate Fathem. He is for the pant year, has renigned from 

decline. The titnl output during& 

of which Mr. R. L. Agaasiz o i ‘the on n confi=tion tour. Provincial her position w take effect Septim 

kst week of July (including ligniti 

Calumet and Hecla Mining C,,. i~ of th,e Ohlat~ Order, Rev. E. h ,~er l~t.. 

president, is made “p of tbe le 

and coal coked ) is etiimated nt 

~di~ Coutiiu of San Antinio eccompa- M!et D1nemore’&fficient work and 7,S61,000 net tonnba decream of 22,. 

copper producing companies, and nied hlm to Dawaon. Sunday the pleaning manner hem won for her m 

000 tonm fmm the week- preceding. 

most of the leading fabricatira mak. Oblate Fatham took them h Cimar- ~ide ~ircle of ffiend~ who till =0 

hke dumpinm during the same par- 

ing brass products and sheet and tube ron Canon and the Eagle Neat Dem. @ret ~ learn that ~hg i~ Boon u 

iod felI off 21,000 tinm and over. 

copper, Later they will tiuit Tao~ and the leave Daw~On, 

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neau exports still more. The pro. 

Merino Valley: 

SOCIAL EVENING AT DAM‘SON 

duction of anthmciti fell off maWr- 

CLUB Mr. T. C. Hill and ~..C. A. YOUM 

Elmer Sherfick Jr., and Ham ially in the lwt week of J“]y. From 

A pleaeant no~ime W= enjoy~d 

by the members ofl the DawBon Club, 

at tbe club roomu on Ftiday evening 

of lant week, following a bu linem 

meeting of tbe club. 

Refremhmenti consisting ;f ice 

left Thursday for poiut.s ‘in Ationa 

on a Pusine= trip for the Company. 

Mm. Harvey Springer and Loui=,, 

Miss Nellie Miller and Mr. and Mm. 

E. F. Scott motired to,hatin Imt 

~edneaday ni@t ti attend tbe E}k’e 

‘GOame~ +* ~~rned wedne~~J 

‘rem their camping trip” 

Mr. and Mrs..W.”R. Mujom of Trin. 

idad are visitin~ Mr. and Mm. O. V 

De LaPP. While here they til gt 

to the Eagle-Nest, ,Dam fOr a wee~ 

the tital output, including mine fuel 

and local ~le~, is estiatid at 

T500,00 net ton. d decma.e of ~~ 

000 tonfl when “compsmd with the 

week of July 23w. . . 

Mrs. F. B. EvanB and Mm. W, J. 

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aream and cake were servnd, dance. 

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‘“’ 1, “. ., StGNiFICANT NEWS “], WELFAR~\’ \ ‘ 

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ART”Wt)RK .-, 

II .- [. ~\ \$ 

The Bolshevik newspaper, Izuektia, The,.regular’~ ~ ‘ ‘.- 

. 

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repo~ts that six million starving @se. fad Eohrnjt fee 

anti are tiarching on tioacov to get floe of the W elf 

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tiRT~AIT PICTURES ~. . ~, ‘food. 10:00 a. m. Saturda~ 

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~ committee ,re~ 

Satisfaction Guaranteed” ‘ 

.~e, tiebti ‘due the Unite~ Sktes ~omp,aint had ~een ~ 

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government from foreign courrtr~h; ~h= da~ry; and ~ecnmmi, ,“ 

k GUST ATH~N ‘ , 

amounti to $10,000,000,000. 

investigation be made as ..er’ 

~ House 1?4 ~ Phone, la Rings Senate Finance Committee has re- proper attention was being, ~.en the 

! porbed favorable on a bill to give the ~at~r of ~aniktion 

M 

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~e~etnry of the Treasury unre~trict. 

The Director of the Welfare De. 

ed authority to refund the debt. 

partment visited the daiW on Sunday 

,— 

Secretary of Labor Davis, has-” is- and again on MOnd~y fOr the pu’wOBe 

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nued ‘a mbtement in which he stites of making this investigation. rtis 

,that there a?e 6,753,000 unemployed evident that there ia BOme misapre- 

Dwight’s IceCreampemona 

in the United States at the hennin~ QStO the charge thht the ster. 

~ present time. ilizer IS not being used. There have 

-’> been a feW 0CCa3iOnEwhen an emer. 

Dawson, N. M. 

It is etitimated that the coet .of the gency has precluded the fromibility 

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dirnardtamentcbnferekrce h the Unit. Of ~terilizatiOn of the milk bottles 

Fa ~cy Creams and Ice~ 

ed States will not be less than $1,000. 

000.00. 

after h~vj”g bee” ~~~h~d ~n,f ~n~ed 

ifi hbt whter. The boiler at the tlairy 

i~ under steam. daily and furnishes 

The country is begin~ng “h real- 

steam for. the srrilizing room. All 

a Specialty ~. ‘, ize that a return to normalcy means, 

milk cans, botiklea, and ‘,receptmcles 

not the artificial readjustment of 

of every kind which are used in corr- 

. . business conditions, through legbdanection 

with the handling of the ‘milk 

tion, but rather a madjuatment that 

“will 

are washed in hot water and stdriliz. 

come only, through the applica- 

I~1 

ed with live skarn. Every pri?can. 

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tion of sound principles of indubtry, 

tion is, being used, to furnish clean ~, 

The awson Tailor Shop thrift and economy. —Samuel R. Me- 

milk. Before being bottldd, the milk 

● , Kelvie, Gov. of Neb. 

pagw.s thmu~ four sets of strainem 

The past wee~witnessed a ~n. and is cooled by passing over a series 

TAIL( )R MADE SUITS FROM $30 UP eriil increane in the activities of. the of -pipes through which cold water 

steel mills. Tbe operation of theis be!ng circulated. After bein~ bo~ 

ALL WOOL 

. 

Ohio works of the Carnegie Steel Co. tied it is placed, in the cooling room. 

was on a 85 per cent schedule. Owing to the fact that the season 

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ha~ been unusually cool, tbe re~rig. 

Dati compiled by the Employer’s 

E. A. SYARK, Proprietor 

eration plant has not been opemted, 

Asr.ociation of twenty-four. Iead.ink ~ n placo of operating this plani, the. 

I ‘ I cities of Michigan, showg an increa$e 

milk ia cooled with ice purchased 

in their working force of, 34, OOOemdaily. 

at the store. The evening ‘milkployees 

sikce Apri} imt. 

ing is, delivered the following morn. 

SOCIAL tiVENTS 1F THE WEEK Mrs. F. B. Evans ente-ined with 

America has~ro]lment in the ing; ‘and the mornink milking is de- ‘ 

a tea and sowing last Monday after- * 

OY Scout movement of 628,119 livercd on the afte* noOn trips. 

qoon. The $ueate preuent were: Miss 

Mr. and, Mrs. J. . Black gaye an 

~oy~. I Tha claim is -. ~nen for i“~~e~tion 

May Miller of Trenton, New Jersey, 

informal date’ Thu sday evening in 

at any time, and an invitetio~ ii ex- 

Miss Nellie ~iller of El Faso, Miss 

honor of. Miss Nell e Miller of El 

Director-General Davis has told the tended to anyone who de~ites to 

Fay O’Brien; Mesdames W. T. Rush, Senate Interstate Commerce Commit. 

Paso. Mm. Anna Borne a~sisted 

ktiow the manner in which the. milk 

W. J. Horan, P. C. Diver, W. A, IJart, tee in his hstimony On the Adminie.J 

Mm. Black with th serving of tke 

is handled. Employees at the ,dairy 

C. A. Young, J, A. Black, A. M. Van ttitio,,’s railroad credit bill, that con. 

‘ refre~hment~ which ere ice cream, 

will gladly anwer any inqnirie~ you ~ 

Dyk.r and J. M. O’Bcien. vess will be called upon to appropricake, 

and coffee. he young peo- 

may desire to make. 

- ate 

%le who attended we e: Mimes Edna, 

$200,000.000 to make final set. The committee also advised that 

Mrs. Framk Vigil gave a mrrprise tlem=nt ~e~een the government ~nd 

Fannie and Mary ~ a, Redpath, Mil- 

pnrty for Mm. Virginia Vigil 6ntur- the railroads. , 

mnumber bf complaint have been 

dred snd Gertrude. e Lens, Grace 

made relative tq COP1weighb in mn- 

day cyening at her home. A most 

Dinsmore and ~ n= Sherwood; 

nection with tbe deliveries made w 

pleasant evening wa~ spent in danc. ScanIon—’’How about it Mr. Fen- 

MesEm James Scrib er, Alax Sned. 

the houses. ~is matter i~ being 

ing after which light ref re~hmenti Ion, did you have a sort of a hunch 

don Jr., Richard Lu ley, Fred Co. 

checked up with the V1.TW of aee- 

were served. A la~e number of that we were going to pull some. 

vort, Willimn Eegel , Jean Yates, 

imf that eve~body geti two thou% 

friends were present to enjoy this thing?” . 

Charle~ JournigQn a d George Ab. 

and pounds of coal for bvem ton 

delightful affair. Fcnlon-’’Well, YOUkngw that this 

bett. 

charged to his accqunt. 

is the first time t%at I was ever mar. 

Mim fiary Sanchez and Mr. Lee ried.vv 

It was. also sugge~ted that an a 

A group of happ girls gathered DuwrI were united in marriage Sun. ~ 

safety meaeure, it would .be a good 

at the home of 7“ Mrs. J. B. Morrow day morning at 11 o’clock by Rev. J. “Just a word of” encouragement and plan h have some kind of a side rail 

Tuesday night for a slumber party S. Ru@sell at the home of the bride’s appreciation often timeu mean~ mOrn placed on the bridge which is bn the 

that Hilary had planned for them, gister, Mm. Raf a~l Annelmo, Mr. C. than a raiBe in pay. 

curve between the upper school and 

The girls sang songs, gave yells, and. E. Garcia acted as bent man and 

the “V’?. 

frolicked untiI the “w

Special’- . 

Shoe Dept. I 

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Shoes 

Redueed 

this” week . 

T 

Eversharp Pencil 1 s 

reduced tu 1* packa e. 

Old prim 2ti 

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Full line-of, silverwa e ‘ 

at priws that cannot 

equaled anywhere. 

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Canning Fmits 

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and canning supplies of all kinds 

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Motor Robes 

—BEAUTlES- 

Come in. and w the 

beautifd automobile 

and steamer tobeh we 

arg .6howing. ”’ 

They are wool through. 

and througlt-%oven 

where the wool is 

grownm+taunch, sturdy—made 

to withstand 

the hardest wage.. 

Ends are frifiged or 

hound; 

AU through the year it 

wi~ give delight to the 

motitist-the travel~r 

—to anyone who loves 

the, out~fdaors. 

~i;~ b the Oregon 

d oolen Mills 

which guarantees the 

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ORITA.KOEHLER CAME by Campbell 0. Time of gsme two fimt @sin have .U bunch of hittem 88 there were an ffieient men pwent 

A DISAPFONTMEh ~ hon~e tb~~ minvtefl. I and tkey were ell an the job Stin- fti” we tsam. Mk Winifwd Teeple 

day. The && 19 M 2 tillE ~bs was appointed as Cbrdi.man of a corn. 

CAPITAN WINS’ AT SUGARITE 

Someone remarked d~ring t w 

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stiw. ICoelling cohnectid with the mitte- to eee the ~th~r women whom 

jume of Sunday’s grime betie m 

The Capitnn, tiam won ‘a de~ided ball for tio home rune, a two-bag- she knew would be interested in play. 

on Snnday Eer and a ain~le. bubhch alm pick. i“g. 

oriti and Koehler, “how wiU it yc~ry f~m Sugarite 

ed out a nice spot over in tbe next 

ok when .it is writtun up in t Ie when they bOOke~ ~e*en ~ng and 

Tke next ‘nieeting is schsduled fo~ 

county and landed a home.run. 

awson N~e?” We have do deei m held. Sugarite w only One. 

Mdnday night, Augumt 99, 8 o’clock 

capitin 

, pose as a cti~lc, and will trot at- ‘ 

found the $.gsri~ pitih- The featgm of the game, waa Lwn- at the opera house. Nothing defl. 

mpt a detsiled. ~tement of ~ ,g er in tha first inning of tb ~me ●nd leY’a pitching for the D=waou” tdam. nits had been settled in ward ~ 

e struck out twelve men and held 

\ntested pointt during tbe saw m: pOund*d OU~enough hi~ to net ~X 

the questionn of who ia ~ be the 

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here is one point however, vi 

runn. The remaining eiEht framee ROY bJ onlY four bite. conch, when praotice will, Htnrt, or 

The line-up und box more WerB means 

ear in the mindu of the fanu w P:saedWithoutUUYaddit~~nal BCO~S ofr~i~i~g fi”an~e~ ~a nOt 

med out, that im,they like hY ~th the exception” Of tbe fou~h. ag ‘01’owa : enough people’ wera present. Both 

Dawson—Lumley, p; Koelliug, c; 

ball game and not an exhibitio n when capi~n put Over. one. mOre 

Mr. Blrl and Mr. Gtiber are very 

wrangling. Koebler’ won ~ ~ run and Sugnmite feund Trijillo for Scribner, lst; ~ubach, 2n@ Smati, anxious to Mve -s11 tbcma who aru 

a three-bagger and a single which 3rd; Amboe, m; Covert, If; $hsnnon, deaimun ,of playing out W the next 

\me by a 6 to 4 score. 

The first few inningr gave pron 1- gsve them their ody score. ‘cf; Kerr, rf. meeting. TbeY are confident that 

Trijillo was in good form, and is Roy—McCa~, J; Brauch, c; Ju3- Dawson hau good makrial for tin. 

~ of a good game, both teamu we n’.? 

credited ylth fourteen strikkouti. tOn. Id: HeBt~, lst; Knox, aid ; ning teawie. 

,ing good work and the ncore e 

Tafoya and Orkiz were on the mound p~nkey. m; Bamett, K; ~loemeim, 

was in the fimt half of’ the fif 

for Sugariti. cf; Lsatherum, rf. 

THE MINEWS PICK ‘ 

ning that things “blew-up*’, and 

The Iins.up and box score were as 

k. R. E. “—rfectly 

good game was ~iled bo 

,fOllows,: tiawspn -..104 00s lsl—1~ lb 1 while we don’t recommend tbaf 

r the playem and the fans.. 

Capitin-Trijillo, p; Chavez, c; ROY ------ blo 000 loo— 246 YOU squeeze the dollar unti] ths- eagle 

gument stirtdd over a thi@ ba 

er-throw, .&nd $rom then on ]t M;rtinex, Ist; Trijillo, 2nd; English, .—— .wreams, it iu well under the prenent 

3rd; Galvin, m; Martinez, lf: Santil- ~EETING HEM TO ORGANIZE conditions to keep it long enou~ b 

came a matter of argwmenh ratt - 

~, cf; Montiya, if. ~Wti BASKET BALL TEAMS get acquainted with tkt nob~~ bird. 

than baseball. 

Sugsrit=Taf oya and Ortix, ~p; 

The line-up and box tiore werr aa William, c; Brancart, lst; Provo@t, 

A number ‘of the enthu~iastic peo- We know a lot of peu@14whi Would 

\lowa: 2nd; Matiinez, Srd;. Ortiz and Tnfo. p 

Ie were out to m meeting Monday like ta see a copper lining in the 

Lorita-Malcolm, P: Blair, c ; 

night at tbe opera house held for the. clouds. 

, ya. m; Senna, If; Williams, cf; KlmIbbons, 

lst; Dntiu, 2nd; Shelter , tchner, rf. 

purpose of organizing tiwn basket ~.:. 

i; Hearn, MS;Shaw, If; Salvo, c ; ‘Cbpitin ---..1-1--600 100 000—7 ball teams. Mr. H. T. Bird, the btis- About the time that we think that 

le. rf. Sugarite ---.--....000100000.:1 

inem manaeer, outlihed the phIjI 4tn’ asrrices are indispenmble, we arc 

which they hoped to follow. He very liable b be dispe~d wttb. 

Koehfer-Campbell: p; KeW, c ; 

.rger, Ist; “Wimberly, 2nd; Fnquny , DAWSON TEAM PLAYS AT ROY 

9t8te~ that neighboring tC.WIISWem --- 

France expecti to Bend 200 rep: 

Also working up teams, 

1; Ciellamf, Be; Sbob@t, lf; Atcbl and that 

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The Daweon team after fighting 

reuentntivea to the djmrmament con. 

Dawaon’ would have oppotinitie~ to 

t, cf; Murdock, rf. 

muddy. roada the most of Saturday ference. We are glad that Uncld Sam 

play against these various bamu. He ~ 

RH El ‘ night pulled ihto ROY and ~bowed nO a not going h pay entertainment 

la of the o“piniOn that them am 

rits ..--. -0010020104 S 

bj]~, ~itice ~g ~~ fild wt Fmnck. 

1 ill eff%b of the experience in the onougb men for two tiamti, and 

ehler. -.-– 001 Oio 0s1–6 b t game played on ‘the ROY diamond 

men don~t like %tar. 

enough women for one team. - 

Stmck out by Malcolm,” 5; .bs Sunday afternoon. \ 

. Mr. Robert Grab~ was Ap@oltited At a baskba=, a hit i“ tie 

mpbell, 7. Passsd by Malcolm 4 , It is generally conceded th.st. the b~porary iaptain .of the menp$team m*~ ~~‘, ~ “ .I: 

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tiON~AYi AfJGfJgT 2s- 

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TVE9DAY, “AUGUST 3h 

NO SHOW ,. 

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WEDESDAY, AUGUST 91— 

..~~E BAIT”*. 

Mauri@ Tourneur Photiplay in Five Parts. Released 

by Paramount. Adapted from Sidney Tol- 

- ‘er’s Stage Play, ‘The Tiger Lady.? 

THE CAST : 

JOE= Grainper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- ,–... -HoF 

John Warren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . He~rT 

Bemmett B=rtom -.----. ------. -->-------------- Jack 

Job= Gordbn ------------------------------- .-Jame, 

Hampton 

Wowlwsrd 

M.Don.ld 

Gordon 

Dolly .---.. -.----.----.-----------------------R=> 

Simwn -.--. -.---. -.-+. -.------ 

Madeline ------------------------------------ 

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~bb=rly 

Jo* Singleton 

PouPrne And*iot 

Jimmy -.-.. ---–---. -.-. --------– ---–-- 

SYNOPSIS 

–-----n Cri=mim, Jr. 

J-n Grniner, smlaneirl im th= jewelry do~rtment of ● dov=rtment 

mtore, is f-lmly ●cc-ned of theft and found cuiltr. -Shin i~ the 

~ictim of m PIOt frmm~ bY Simp*On, fl~rw=lker and ?*mbar of ● 

bud of cr-ka of whlcb Bennett B=fion is l=~def, mad DoIIY, -~other 

t-l-girl, who ●wemrt -e*in-t bor. - Bsrta- re..ue. Jaun and memds 

her to Europ= *hem he Imth* IOima her. -@*rtOm imtend~ ED Utili:= 

Jmn’* charmti to cmptum a rich auitar, John Warram. -In Pmri. na 

● tbrnatre ● Iiom emapes from thestagemmd IO=W i-to the box oc. 

●Upied by Jozn and B.rton. .- Warr~ ~- her. -They all r-turn : 

to America on the gama ●teamar. Warren ●ud” J-m f-n in love. 

John ~r~u, i former friemd of B*rtom’#, dot=tiia=~ to ●id J-an. 

G~rsou goeti to Dollycc rmm in an E-nt Sid4 tenement to force ● 

~nf eetiio~ f rem her. Bartan mppemra am &tmn tisurem &e con feu- . 

●ien. The7 fight, Jan flee* to Garo*n’b mp=rtma=t*, h- GO-eS with 

tha dacum4nt covtainiae fbe comfe~~im-- Ba~*u f-l!owa .=~d celliden 

with SImpWU,-WhO im ●lso af tor the -p=r 

Bartom de8d. The Wli=a ●rrive, the ttonfegdieu 

i- asommrmtd ●md Warr*m tins b*F, 

●nd SimwOn •h~t~ 

is fouid ou him, J-n 

tieA two-reel Maw ~ennett Comedy 

TtiURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1- 

Admis#ion 22c, War Tax%. - , 

NO- SHOW 

FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER S - - 

●:Beware of The Bride” 

H- A~usi,ng Scenes 

Fox Farm in Five Parts. Story by Edgar Franklin. 

Smnarioby Joseph FianWln Poland. Directed 

by Howard M. Mitihell. “ 

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THE CAST’ 

M-v EMer*m --.--. ---. __. -----L-- .-_-- ..--- . .. Eileen PmrcY 

Billr Emetmm -------. ----. --.. -+------------ W~ltar M.Grai~ 

Tom HemI!AmI----. ---. -----: -..---------.= ---- H=llam Caoley 

Pets Noble -_--... ---_. -..------- .---- .-. --Harw Punkinwa 

Mr Hoblo ---------. ---. ------------. ----+ .---Jame Miller - 

D~lly Hay. -_--. ----... ---. -.--- ._--- ._--. -.. -Ethl Shznmom 

Horm.e --.-. --... --.. ---_. -... ---_ ------; .-G-rge W. MUU 

sYNOPSIS. 

Wry bernon’o honoymoom &tb her m~ori= bu.hmd i. CO’=. 

●tantly imtewupti by the busiueaa eagm~emmntn of the latter, who 

faik m ●o wh~ m mere honeymoon ●bould be ●llawrd to interfere 

with momey-~kimg. The .ouple tire erdormd to Europm and Mary 

zoae’ hem= tobkf bar pa-mtrf~rewell. Tbay -m not -t home and 

●b h-s s*=ornl hours to” cp4nd before being mble to mtum t- NSW 

York. The whole ctovii hied u~n tk* trouble M=ry getc into, 

while w-itin~ to return to New. York. She mccti an old cwtethemrt 

8A gab waled up with●motber f riemd’i hurknd. Ecerywlng 

turnc omt O. K. ● t tbo end; ~ftsr man7 compfiatfaaa., 

‘Ak;THE ~~T CITY’’- fiurth Epide 

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Admission 22G War T=% 

By ARTHUR SOMERS ROC:E ‘: 

Ada- by Ed- _; Jr. 

OWCF tho wiro -me her brmther’c ~oi-’ biddin~ ood-bye. Thea 

● pietol remti mmdthaputfio -=1 wand ta tba~re tbmyoma.Tbe 

girl took - Tow to~ko tke -n respancible far her b-thor’m de-tli 

.uffer until he wae ruind ●nd hmlplms. Hew fier c estkete slewly 

.h~m=ed amd 

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blectomd into fore, 

xk- for ● picture 

●f IOF ● m-rri~ 

whew dram- wil 

at wan 

carr~ 

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your fwt. 

‘S fJNDAY, S~TEMRER 6 

!’LUR!NG LIPS’ 

Featuring EDITH, .ROBERI’ s 

Da-e Mmrtin’- wife used hw feminiw Cb-rm ~rfthgoadof f=t 

in luring into the datertire’i ❑et the ~ wbo ●ll bm ruimd kr hmc. 

bad’s cmrtar. 18 there ● m indi?iduml more dmpi.ab 1. tin b. Wha 

~bemes tohmmrhimown guilt on th4 &oulderc, ef ● f~ad ? Thi# 

plcturm wSl ●t YOU tbfekimc. Don’t mbs it, for it ● WO1l mde mud 

prO*idw gripping emteminmeut. 

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CAMP FIR’S NOTES—A.O-K1-YA 

!s A DAW50N ti151ToR 

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) Mr. T. C. Patterwn tio lefi Daw- 

“School \vill open Tues ay mo~nin~ 

lHilhry Morrow. ) 

son about four ye- ago is s~nding 

September 6th. The kc 001 ce~su~ Tho r?~lar meeting of ~he A-o; 

n few dmys iz ton viffltin:g with old 

j,, st cc),llplctcd, sho~vs th .t there arc 

?rfen is. 

i~iTV?.C~:np ~-;asheld at the }.o!n,: -of 

m-r: chi!dre]} of school Age in saw. 

Fmm Dawson Mr. Pa~eMn went ~;-13 Gm.don on T~,egday evening, 

sox tl~~[1 ever before. t record en- 

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a Seattle and enWred th employ oi !~lf~ust 23rd, 

rollment ii predicted. n, order “to- 

,he hcific Steamship com~y, and 

tnke care of the large attendance 

The businernBof the evening was 

rbr a time mrked betwren Sea~le 

the Board bns added three more 

tha arranging of a schedule for the 

%ndNome, Alaska. Later h= went tQ 

teachers making a total cf thirty-mix. 

Tennis Tournament, for the week bc- 

Ms Angeles, whore ‘he #dea d the 

Ths buildingv are in exct!Ilent cO]ldigirrning 

Monday August 29th. The 

>nesent time, wd became enga2!ed in 

tity to Friday night on acco””t’ 

build- 

He stxtes that Mrs. Patimn’s 

ings have been revarnish ,?dand those 

of the opcnin~ of school. We also 

qealth ,has been much improved since 

in the other ‘buildings wil 1 be worked 

planned an over-night hike for Au- 

Iwving for the mawt, and tiw that 

over later. A commer (:ial depart. 

gust 26th. 

~11the membm of the Dawwm cQlment 

will be added to the high BChOOl 

We adjourned to meet a< the-home 

~ny aTe doing fine: the Jewdi, AIU- 

Courtie. 

of Irma King next week. 

rjc,h, Secord, Rog’=, Bpnm, Sitio, 

The text ~ook contract of ih~ state and Ha~din families, now r~iti,emts of 

(Lo~llse Tccple) 

of New’ Mexico with the different the coast city, 

Frid~Afigelee their camp near the pump house 

school di?trict and there will be no Call., &nd invit~s people fmm JJamT above Lorita, This camp afforded 

changea from last year i T Dawson. h mall on him, as he mlwaw likes k nice shade trees and a .finc place to 

The Eteady growth of the Dawson we, home people. 

swim. . me cry from the tima we ar. 

schoo[ system make~ it r ecesmary to 

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have u more .c:n~plete.: crganizatfon’ ,, 

“comw on.,i,n:thfcw~~Cer, ie+~]h!e:’~. 

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“he ~a~t zcverai--yiir=j:t~”e~ iTa—- 

,~rg> l~u]>~berwho camo up the carion 

(n the early days on the old stage 

:oncb~ who have lived tbru the early 

Period of the camp devclo~ment and 

who are hem today to tell the story. 

We who today enjoy the plmeure 

~f wnlklng over the trail~ blazed by 

Lhe.sc ~rly pionqcm, hold in high 

veneration ind esteem the nlen 

whore sterling qualif~c~ of fair-play, 

!ndurntry, nnd perseverance, have 

made possible the pu~hing back of 

the frontier until we say today, 

‘there is no frontier.” 

One of these men was kind enough 

LOcome into the office of tk Daw- 

?on News tind tell us mmebhimg of his 

boyhood days, and r,omething oi the 

early days of Dawson. With Klg permission, 

we are pleased to publi~b i 

part of this interview. 

In the year which marked the 

close of t~e Civil War, there was 

born on September 7th, on a farm in 

Morgan Cbunty, Indiana, a boy who 

was vamed Frank,—Frank Shelton, 

who is tiw numbered among Daw- 

SCM’Sold-timers. 

Mr. Shelton spent his boyhood 

(]aYs on a farm, apd still thinks that 

it is a pretty good place to live. At 

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than in tbe paeti, “The ;:oihwing .in -- ‘tHeiw Fr~=s’Repo~etJthe 

p>an to be follQwd tiis y~r: AhmIt fotlr o’clock Tuesday after. 

About -~-a’r!~ckthdtm ening we 

“built a large fire and cool~cd our 

Iou.rtocn years Of ag$i’ h~”” “moved 

with his parenti to -Arcolai 111. Here ‘ 

Principal’s meet{ng 

morning at ten o’ clock at 

building. “ 

Raturday 

the old 

noon eight CamP Fire Girls: Rut} 

Vickers .-Nellie Scribner. ,. Mary CO 

vert, Margaret Pearce, Bianca Beruupper. 

, When. aU were rnady to eat, he was employed at farm work and 

there were no ‘(slackers~] because the in a brick an’rf tUe factory in 1S86 

swim had made U8all hl~nmy... After Iwhen his narents moved to Dodge 

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General teachers’ meet,”g Mondny game, Elizabeth Shcnvood, Irene $upper another dip” and we were ofi City, I{ansas. 

mol.lling at ten o,clock i:, the hjgh Petty and Relen Frazcr with two to bed. 

His desjre to ~eemore of the we,t 

nchoo~asgcmbly room, Douglas build. 

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guests, Cecelia and Doris Sherwood, 

and Miss Mccrear!? left for an OVer- 

The next morning 

!i:,r !>renkfast, and bcga,, clean. in~ year, he hired out to help drive u 

call of tbc principals of the i-espec. WC biiccd about two miles up DXXV-I,~g up our ‘camp so that wo could btlnch of horses and mulas from Wative’ 

build in~s. 

son Canon arriving there about five come home. . ,., 

“gonbed ‘Springs, Kansa@, 

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Enrollment of all child~en belon o’clock. While we were waitini for I The gir]s who enjoyed th~ outing Texa~~ It ‘Qs du!ing the Indian 

the seventh grade at 9 ojclock Tue~ our food to come we made our beds. 1,Vcrp: Jlllia Flaxer, E,teIla Mumay days, ?nd the trip Was not Without, 

d,ay ]norning, 

TWO of the girls made a Pine bOugh EF,n~ King, pearl DuPont, NarceU8 ‘the realm Of ~dven~ure. fie h*r~s 

bed and next morning reported th~ ,~itchell, c~et~ FRp Crawford, .HilarJ arid mules were used in connection 

Enroilnlellt of- seventh ~nd eirhth 

bed to be soft as a feather bed— ,~~op=om, ~am ~~orrow, ~er”or \vitN the grading of what is now 

grade pupils at 10:30 TV Bday morn. ~itho”t the fcnther~, 

Mays, Louise Teeple, Elizabeth Bren: known IISthe El Ps~o and Southwesing 

at the Douglas buildi g. 

Enrollmc]lt of high s hool pupil. ~ . 

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Abot}t six thirty Mr. Brennan nnn, and the gu=di ano, Mm. MbTMrn 

tern road out of Ei Paso. 

?O1lghtOLI?eats out but ye had such and Mrs. MayS. After delivering the horses and 

at 1 o’clock Tijesday afte noon at the 

a lot it took a telephone cali and two 

mul?s, Frank struck out into Texag, 

Do[lglas building. 

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i,rips in the car before it all arrived. 

and finally landed in t$e town of 

parcnt~ arc llrged tO nrOl~ their On the last trip Mr. and Mrs, Bren. CAPITAN PLAYS AT SPRING,ER ~,~id~and, ~here be hi=~ ~nt n~ + . 

children the first day an have \ hem ~an br~llght “~ some gingnr ale —. 

co\vhoy. He rode the range for over 

attend regular]y. If the haya” tom- Iwhich helped a lot. 

The Capihn ball team met with ten years, ten years during which the 

Plaints ibey should bav them ad. I After SUPPC=we built a-big bo~ hard luckat Springer an Sunday af. events, ifrew~ded,wotil~~=d fikeg 

jl~sted as soon as possible fiospect~ fire and sat ~Wupd ik ~nd -E ~ng~ tern~~n, ~“d lost the game by a ~=or~ novel, ~ri~ ~aree~ =~ ~ cowboy 

arc bright for” a good sc 001 year. I“fitil ,ve were sleepy+ It was not a of 8 to 4, ..vould also constitute a ‘chapter in 

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.—icold night and tie sl.pt fine. In tbe first inning it looked a. if the life of another mnp~oyce of the 

DEATH OF J. P. F OYD I We got up the next morniag as it was going to be a walk.away for Phelps Dodge Corporation, for bY k~j 

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~soon as the stin came uvto us. Each the Capitan boys when they put ~vC= side rode Jim p,lckqtt, Manager of 

Mr. John Pinkerton loyd died 10f us helped tO Eet br=kfaat =nd It four rnns, b“t Springer pulled to. the Phelps DOdge Supply Department 

Tnesdny afternoon m ~: o p. m. at surelY tatted good too, because we gether and registered ~ ~h~t.o~t for at E! Paso. The yeare,?n the rnnge 

the home- of his daughti Mm wan. had been ~mclling b=cOn and co ffce - the nemnincderof the game. Engl’ieh ~verenOt OnlYyears of adventure, but. . “ 

nie I,ee Wamen,, for a half hour or more. Mrs. Van b$owed up mod at third ba~e for the also yenrs Of mman~e, and he wa8 

hlr. Floyd came ‘b p ,~n Mme Dorn was evidently getting break%~t Capi:an tenm, a]~~ SantiUa, ~hO happily married. 

six month~ am from S“ der, VeXaS, at her home. 

ponnded out three hits out of four In the year 1897, Midinnd county 

whre he was pmviounly ~ngagti i“ We carried our own bedding but times at bat, _Fo= springer, Salazar was in need of dependabl~ ,her~ff, 

the fuel businege. Mr, Rrennan came about nine ~’cIOck on the fritcher,n lno”nd played a ~ood and it was Frank Shelton who was 

He is survived by his wo tiu~h. for our camp outfit. The packing of ,game. 

elected to fill the office. He sewed 

ter~, Mrs. Fannie Lee Wa n of Daw. our bedding gave cwh one uf us an 

The box icore was au foilows: for a pey~d 01 eight years, While 

wn and Mrs. Lola Mc~ ~hli~, of ~onor. 

~, ~. ~ in the Offlco of sheriff, he drOve the 

Minneola, Texae. Inte ~t, was 

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It was quite warm hiking home. 

‘ last herd of cattle of any importance 

made in the Dawmn ~em, ~ Th”rg. we ~mived abO~t eleven tiyed but ICapitan ---.400 000 000—4 11 4 through tbe Pa+ndlo country of 

day afternoon. ha!)py and all wanted to go again. / Srringer . ..L 202010 030—a G 5, ( Cmitin,ued on, page 6.) 

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TAILOR MA DE SUITS FROM $30 UP 

ALL WOOL 

E. A. STARK, ‘Proprietor “’- 

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William Redpath, Misses Leonn Sherwood, 

Fannie Radpath, Edna Redpath, 

Mary Redpath, Mary A=ala, 

Marie Dupont; ?de- Richsrd Lumley, 

Jamas Scribnir, Alex Sneddon, 

Jr., Paul Velard, Thomas Johnson, 

Jr., Frank Bessolo, George -Pritchard. 

Fred Covert and Willie Red- 

Path.~ 

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\ Mr. and Mrs. A. M-,Van Dyke and 

family were Sunday dinner guest! 

at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Johr 

O’Brien. 

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A farewell party in honor of Mis 

.Issola and Mr: Ehner Sl?erfick, Jr. 

\va~ given at the home of Mr. ant 

hfrs. Sheifick on Satu~day evening 

Miss -la is leaving f.r Albuquer 

quo where she will enter school anc 

Mr. Sherfick is leaving for Hutchin 

son, Knnsa6 to enter the automobik 

school. The young people were pre 

sented beautiful tokens of the goot 

wishes of their many friends. 

An early morning breakfast wa 

enjoyed by a number of DaWSOl 

The proposed mlea tsx, has afJPa?ently 

been passed up by the admin. 

istration at Washington. 

The ‘Standar~ompany of California 

has announced that 11$000 

out of l~,OW employees who are eligible 

have sub~cribed to the stock 

wh~h the company has offered as an 

invest.mcnt and snvinga plan. 

About 150,000 of the present 

460,000 government employees, are 

soon to be dismissed according to 

Washington reports. This wilI increase 

the present unemployment, but 

will materially decrease the present 

governlnent expense account. 

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A new coal field. said to cover an 

area. sixty by one hundred miles has 

been discovered in Cmmda, according 

the confirmation” of a report by the 

Dominioh Government. 

It has been repotied that hunger 

riots have broken out in tho state 

of Yucatan Mexico. 

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Sat- isfaction Guaranteed 

GUST ATHAN 

Phone, 15-6 Rings 

young people in Dawgon Canon o 

. . . . . .. Under tbe provision of a lQW ~$s- 

.unday mornmg. ,rne pamy Iezt a 

ed by the legislature of the United 

~:30and returned about noon. ‘Th 

‘ \ ~ollowing young people enjoyed th 

IStates, the playi~ singing, IJr renlo;tin~: 

Misses Grece Dinsmore, 

I-dering in any pub~ place _of the 

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national anthem, ““The Stnr Bpanglea 

na ..Sherwood, Mildred nnd Gertrude 

Banner”, except ns an entire number , 

De Long, Mary and Fannie Redpath, 

is pmhibit~.. It i~ furor -ted 

Messm Paul Velard, Richard Lumley, 

that the anthem shall ,not be played 

Alex Sneddon, Jr., Fred Covert, Jas. 

as the part of any medley in any 

Scribner. 

theatre or other place of amusement, 

Aufiti the 29th, Mm. C. A. FTaZ. or place of public nature. The act 

er’e birthday was thw imiTatti for car*ies a pcna~ty Of a fine not Iesa 

a dinne? pafly whii affordad har thnn $26.00 and not more than 

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dangbter Hehn an opmtm~to win 

a Cmp Fire Honor by plrmning, mR- 

$100.00 fOr each Beparate Offense. 

The amount paid out by firo insurance 

companies to cover 10eg 

‘ccwa~ ‘d ‘=” ‘*ikk ‘re ‘nvi b ca~lsed by fire averagea $800,000,000 

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A BUSIN~SS. OF 

YOUR OWN” 

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Billy Horan wl~bnati 

‘i” ‘eryear _ 

hig eiEhth There. were manufactured 

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in the 

birthtiy with a party w f.fOn~Y United Stitea during tho past year 

At {x Real Bargain ‘ 

af ternmn, Auguti 29th. EigM bOy lz5,000,000 paim of mbbor heels. 

friendk wwe bhb invtiti suesb, The -— 

aftrrnoon was spswt playing gfunas, It i~ estimated that 1 cent a gallon 

nnd climaxd by th cuttiw of a tax on gasoline will net the s~te of 

Rooming house in Tr inid~d, Cnlorado, is being ofLferd for ●ale on bi,t birthday cake *ich was decornt- Arizona $18,000 for the month or 

nccount of owner le Lving city to look after othar bu. inesa 

Twenty.sight rooms ●md two bath roome, all fufniihed 

Good location and Ion g term leaee. 

interernts. 

comP[eta. 

cd u-ith eight candlm. Billy %YS it July. 

W.S the best birtihday he evrr W. 

Smwcor Sm40t hss timti tit 

the soldier relief bill will amount to 

The birthday of ?drk Hamey ~402 ~25,000 the fimt year, 

Sprin~er u“= the ocmsiun fw * ~ci* 1’ 

FOR lNFORMAT1O N , ADDRESS F. O, BOX 337, DAW90N, N. ewning at the Spimger home, With Dun’s indek number .of averam 

M~X., OR lNC!UIRE AT HOUSE 1507, CAPITAN HILL 

m enjoyed by the fallowing fite d Amcricsn ‘prices as of August I#t 

gue~: Mrs. SteppiM, Mrs. M. - shows an increase of 2.4. per cent. 

CMrty, Mrs. Bourn, Mrs. ~X 

Mm. Re*trom, Mm. R-e, 

Kerr 9 

Mm. Recent figures publi~hed by the 

SOCIAL EVENTS OF T HE WEEK 

On Thursday evening Mrs. Mays 

SIWt’tand Mm. Sylvester. Mm. Spring- Department Of LabOr* shO~ a de- 

was the date decided upon. All memer 

~erved a delig~u~ two course lun- crease in emplOwlent of 1,1 per 

hers or No. 7 Iadice who would like ~hw”+ 

cent 

to go may obtain further informs . 

and Miss McCreary, assisted by Mrs. tion from the committee—Mr8, 

Hoover and Mm. Har , gave a very Paxton, Mrs. Wm. Moorehead 

Dj~k 

and 

Frank McLennon of Red RIv.sr waB For the yea~~ing Ju~e 30~h, 

in =a-n ~hu=d ay{ 1921, tha total expenditure of tbe 

enjoyable party at th 

and Mrs. Earl Mays. 

home of Mr. Mrs. J. W. McCarty. lf.Jnitid 

000,000. 

States amounted t. $b,l15,- 

The evening was sp nt in dancing; 

during which the circl one-step and 

waltz were quite pop lar. At about 

The fifth b= of Mary Va”l employed ‘rs Emma.ctie~, m night nu- m. at hW tti been Hos- 

Dvke WaS the occasion of a very 

lpitfd Ieft ‘rhutiay for ~ Paso. 

pretty childrcns’ party at tbe home 

It is estirn~ted that there i. 

automobile to every fourteen 

one 

per- 

11 :S0 refreshments c nsisting “of ice 

cream, cake and Punt were gerved. 

Those present wer : Misses Ruth 

Vickerfi, Nellie Scrib er, Mary Coof 

Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke on Sat- 

urdny afternoon. Those present to 

enjoy the larty were: Marjorie Roran, 

Emily Pearce, Hortence Black, 

Mm. J. David and MaTY *N, 

mother and daugtier ti Mm. Neil 

Be]i51e, ate viai~ng in ~m”, 

sons in the United States. , ‘1 

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Forty-four persons perish E15huge 

dirgiblo ZR.2 collapnea. 

vert, Margaret Pear 

Earn., .Elizabeth She 

, Bianco Bcrood, 

Irene Pet- 

Kathrinc HenV, Doris @f3rien, Mary Vere Go~bt, Joo and Juan Mora 

Marrow, ~leen Ffellman, Eloi~e Shan- ~t”m~ wed~~~~y f=o~ ~ e~en~. 

LORITA-KOEHLER GAME 

ty, Viola Sutton and Helen Frazer. nOn, Nelhe Hedspeth, Ifi=belle Koell- ive .~pfig tfip d~ring which they 3n a one-~ided game at Koehler on 

Messrs Willie Redpa h, Fred Lujan, ing, Katherine Conner5 and Iva~ viti,t~ many New Mexico 4Y’Wne. Sunday afternoon, the Koehler team 

Elmer Sherfick, Mat/ ew Saul, John 

Lewis, Sam Sincsio, S ott Covert, and 

ROY Covert. Mr. Br nnan, Dr. Hoovcr 

and Mr. Hart wer also present. 

Brown, 

Mr. Earl Coburn of Springfield, 

On Tuesday evening at the home Colo., has rome b Dawn ti tuke 

of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, a Elmer Shtickis plain m -l clerk. 

took Lorita into cnmn hv -. s 12 ..-. +n 2 

score. Koehler aeema to be goin~ 

stroug of late, and a number of the 

fans would ‘like to see. another game 

pm-ty was given in honor of Misses — between Koehler and the Dawgon 

The ladies of No. Mothers’ Club Grnce DinBmore, Gertrude and Mil- Mr. and Mm. W. R. Majo&, who team before the close of the searnon.met 

Friday afterno n in a business drcd De Long. An enjoyable evefi- have been tititihg Mr. nnd MTV.C. V. 

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Moorehead, The guest list included the follow- Tex., where they wil! make k~r new of Groin, Kelly of Eati b Vegau, 

Plans for an all Sy picnic were ing: Mr. and Mrs. Charles De ting, home. She thq left Dawmn kliey ww a bu~inma vi~itbr in Da-n Wed. 

ditasnmedand Frida , sa~bm 2nd Mr. and Mm. Willir.m Kerr, M=.. have besn liting in Trifi~. “]n&*Y. 

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E. F. SCOl”C, PraP. 

SANITARY AND 

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Children’g Hair Cuts a 

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Saturdays; oPen to 9 P. M. 

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AND “ 

DR. E. A. POLIAK. 

Dentists 

OFFICE HOURS: 

8 A. M. to 12.00 M. 

lP. M,ta S.SOF. M.. 

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RATONUELECTRIC 

SHOE SHOP 

140 N. 2nd. St., . 

Raton, :-: :-: N. M 

Best equipped shop ir 

New Mexico. 

Special Attention givel 

to mail orders. 

“~ work guaranteed. 

We carry a complet~ 

line - of Nap-a-Ta] 

work shoes and la 

Aies’ ~uting boots. 

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Itfllan, French or”Amer 

an. ” 

BREAD 

Pastries of “All ~nds 

Fresh Baked Every Dq 

Mr. Francko Trinei left 

ust 26th for. home in Italy. 

on Au- Mike Matiya 

apwn~fi~ W 

W- o~reted 

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Mr. -rl=Ru* Md fmily Mr. and b. Jam= Tum8r were A. F. & A. M. 

pent Sutiay at bke 

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MT. and Mrs. G. 

Elevem 

T. George 

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viaitom at ~n on M*nd%Y. 

Mr. W. D. Bren~ and Mr. Smtt 

Reguf8P communi >*tiom# ●-and 

●nd FourthT Utdya ●t 

:hico, N. M-.; spent Tuesday visiting 

riends in Dawson. 

Dupant wem busiidad 

on Mo&ay. 

titim 

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in Ttin- 

HOUW Building. 

VWItom Alw=y. 

Mm. W. R. Smith and children re- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hun~ afi fambrned 

Sunday from a visit with her 

nothcr near Maxwell, N. M. 

ily spent Mturday -d SU*Y 

ing in the Ci,mamn ~~ 

“camp- . . 

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MT. Wd Mrs. Walter Mailinaon and 

hiidrem returned frwm Mob+, Ok. days ~t ntnldad W tk hume.of her 

ahoma on Mondav. 

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:padillg a twp-weeks’ vacatrnh’ ii 

hlorado, l!as r~urti b Dawmn.~ 

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Mr. T. L. Kinney atiended a mmtj 

lIF of the republicti cuunky cential 

!ommittee at Rntin w Thur~dW. 

Gster, “’”’’’’;’i’’’fewl~l~l Mrs. DOnMUy. 

Mr. and Mm, G. A. Stark and, femy 

are BpendiN a weeb’ vacatim at 

aTious Colmdo Win-. 

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Mi= Sad,ie Covert, ~ hx been 

ick for tb W* week, h- returned 

0 her pns$tibn at tie P. D. tire. 

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Small size 440D SMrt- 

Just the thim= for h--l boy., > 

Mr. Frank B=lo wmt ~ Triniiti 

~urstiy for a fw hy= vaca- 

:ion. 

Mr. Thomas Johnsm W= a husinew 

vkihr in Trinidad Wurday and 

Sunday. .. 

Mi% Je%ie %yem, wlm h= bee n 

speding her vacatien, in ~~-da , 

hw tiurned @ Dawson. 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bram4il~a~ are 1 

the parenk of a baby boy, born, Sunday, 

AUKUd 27ti, 

Mr. Frank Pazzi, who h= b= I’isitimg 

at Silver City, N. M., -Tried 

w” Dawwn on Sunday. 

Mr. and Mm. R. J. Sherwood and 

Mr. aIId Me. W. P. .P%e m*d 

to Raton SunAY. 

Mr. and MTS.A. M. Vam Dyke and 

Mr. L. Lwey motored to Citirron 

cn’nyon Mon,tiy aftetioon f ~ an outing. 

Mr. T. C. Hill atid Mr. C. A. Young 

returned b %weon Sunday evening 

after kving apen’t the ~ week in 

Arizona. 

MB, La.- Amadw til leave M6nday 

fo~ Santa Fe, where she wil’1entw 

‘her daugtim, Beatiice, in t~ V~eb 

Academy. 

Mm. Whti, of fiwm, accomWnied 

the garden cOnf~ jydg= tO ~wwn 

on Friday, w~d spent the ~Y vi~- 

Mng with ftienda. 

Mr. Hamy Wo*tbin~ of th@ 

Phelps Dodge SuPPb DeW~?~t at 

El Y&, Te=s, ~pent a few ~YS in 

Da-n t~ week. 

Albmt Mamh, =n of Mr. ~~ Mm, 

Jamw Mtirsh of hrti. ~~u~@d 

Wedn+y from Springer, W* h{ 

~ been spodng a *ek’8 v~a~~n 

MTS. L. C. JohnBon, whO has beer 

visiting the last six weeks with hel 

mother in Manitiu, Colorado, return 

ed on Sunday. 

Mr. Frank De Long and famil! 

came in Saturday evening from El 

Dorado, Kansas, to ~sit ~IS Parenta 

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. DeLong. 

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Keeney of For 

Smith, Ark., who have been visitinl 

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dicl 

—. Ipaxton~ left Saturday for portale 

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Mr; 

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and Mrs. T, Scanl~’s oK1ltien, $1.26 Em h 

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rho have been vtiiing with re~atives 

Khmki panta -d legg ngs are idc-1 

,t Ratin, ,hqw returned @ ~n. for school ear 

Mr. F. J. D=er, of Wwh. was 

Lbusinms viaiti in hwon on Sa& 

wd+y. 

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School E 

STORE 

ilding — 

Mim Lena Muntoya ld,t SWdey for 

Walwnburg, where sh expe~ to visit 

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CHURCH 1DIR CTORY 

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Mrs. Rush, Mr& Dwar, and Mm. 

~cLennon -red to R& M.n- D=w~Om Chud S. Russell, 

minister. Bible Scho i, 10.00 a. m. 

day. 

—— . Mrs. Young, Supt.: ‘mary madern 

M,. H. T. Vendeml c~e dO~ 

meet at Re&cue Sb ‘on, Mim Me- 

Creav in ~h~ge, Mg ,er ~adeu meet 

from Rd River and @ e few days at ch”r~h. Evenin uervicn 8.OO 

in Dawaon. p. m. Choir practice Friday, i .00 p. 

m. All welcome. 

Mr. W. D. Brennan and Mr. F. H. 

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Catholic Church— undays: Masses 

Hayes mtitored M K~hl~r Th~day at 8.80 a. m. for “glish.s~eaking, 

aftern.awn on a b~iness tiip. , 10.8Q a. m. for Spani h-speaking pee- 

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pie. Evening, 7 O’CI ck. Week-day 

‘Mi~ Grace McDenndt left fOr ~ervi~e~: Ma~s~~ at 30 and -7 a. m. 

Gallup Manday, where * u’i~ teach Junior choir ,rehea~s 1s WedneBdayn 

in the sckols 

km. * 

during the coming at 4 P. m. First m! 

devotion: Communlo 

at 7 and 8 a. m. 

Y Of tbe month 

, 6.S0, mason 

Mr. W, K. Rw, reprinting the I 

Purcell Shoe Co. of Drover. W* a WANT ~D9 

businew vistir 

day. * 

in Damn ~ Thum- 

Try. the 

want 

Dawson 

m buy 

Ne ● for what YOU 

or * II, or lost●nd 

Mr. and Mm. C. H. I).@ r~-d found uticlea. T 

Wednesday from Col-d% wh=e 

they have spent the paat week tilting 

with friends. 

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Mr. J. M. Francc?is, maner?er of the 

urniture dvprtment ti “th Fhelw 

)odge Mercati(le Co. wto=, was o 

,usinesa visitor at Cimarron Sunday. 5’ 

For S.lo—Second hand Ford car. 

.Six hole National ra ge. Inquire at 

Mim Ann Sbppeard b rmed 

‘corn Denver, where Bhe has been 

pending a two week~’ ..- vacation. 

—. at &ton. 

Mm J. T. Hekan, and Lm Helen,an,returti 

fmm Demm Tuday, Mr. P. A. T~Wrs nt SWmd’W and 

where they hve bwn fOr the-. n-t sun~y at Tr~~d” + 

Meek. 

Mr. Am Samt,l!a a ~~ntiing a few 

Mm. Secr4 and &gti, and days’ vwcation in D nvm. 

hfrs. A. Wvirnn knd chil~ return. 

!d Saturdny from Gardinur, Wkre 

they have ken Visfting the ~ Svem! 

days. 

Mr. and M=J 

parenti of a baby b 

A“uw~ 21th. , 

e Hems am the 

, tmm Sahrday, 

Dr. E. A. 1’ P~=k urnti Wtine~ 

Mr. and W - DuW ~d day from TtiiW &er Swtiing 

the young= chfidren r~~~ W4- aeverrnl days tiiti T&atiV=. 

n-y f mm a camping trip which 

they spunt A Tam, Hot SPtigS, Mr. N. W. h 

E&gle Nest dam, and Maxwell. 

, on Monday for a 

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which he will Wd 

lin left D-inn 

o Wew -tion 

at wribuk Wlor- 

Mm. Anna Mikul~. wife of Mr. J. I ado pbinti. 

Mikulian, who ig employed in No. 6 

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of Kanws City, Ka ,, arrived in Daw- 

Of the -k. Mr. and Mm.’ ~~uli~n 

fm-ly lived at ~ebb ad were ,-~ T!u~’ay w 

“t witi Mr. md 

eye witn~ & th ~~k flood. Mm. c; ‘cCU~. 

Mr. E. C. Keti,w of PuebW. whO Mru. C. B. Buc an md wn Lynn 

IS com=ed * * M ArmY r~ned 1 f~m Angew Cal., 

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NOWin nto< k in’ the fruit departme~t.--This wpnr woes to pta.atoo 

earlyt$ quf ,te price~, but you can be sure 

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The Price is Right 

PLACE YOUR oRDERS” NOW 

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Flni size, Rerr Self Sealing Mamn jam, doz. .-;. ---------. $1.10 

Quart size, Kerr Self Sealing Mauon jam, doz.’-.-.:---~-----$l.~ 

Half Gallor size, Kerr Self .Sealing Ma:o? jars, doz. ----.--.$1 .6S 

Pint. size, mide mouth jars, doz: ---= -,-----. ---_ SO. _.-. -.--$I.SO 

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Are your” children prepared ?‘ We have a complete 

stock. of school books, tablets, pencils, pens, ink, 

erasers, book bags, book~$raps, etc,, in fact every- 

thing for the school child. 

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Gingham Dresses ,] Hair Rtibons 

We have an abundant supply of We have a collection of hair 

pretty Gingham dmmen for the ribbon~ in silks and gntiw of 

school gfrl of aU ages, all in be. splendid quality, beautifully ‘ 

coming etyles and patterns. colored and deeigned. that any 

Just the thing for school wear. Mrl would be delighted h wear. 

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BASKET BALL CLUB ~ player. In tbe ueventh inning the lor Springs and enhred the emplo9 As’ a man, and a~ an employee of 

IS ORGANIZED visitors advanced a man as far as of tbe W. J. Harri~ contracting firm the Pbelps Dodge Corporation, we 

third, but fiiled h make the iddi- of Et PaBo, Texa~, and came with this nre prOud of Fr?nk SheltOn. 

At a m-~ held ti the opera tional bag. 

house on Menday evenin~ definite ‘- Ambou ‘at third, Smart at first and 

frm 

11906. 

Da-n 

“When 

on Sep~ber let, 

I came into Dawson” 

LODGE =N GO TO. SPRINGER 

plans were mad e for a town basket COvert in left field, ~eemed b E?$ said Mr. SheltOn. “1 thought that tbe Several mm=of ti e ~wri 

ball club. It is tbe plan of the club mOBtOf th? chancen, and handled ev- town was bfling destroyed by fire, 

to arca~ge for zt leaat two teams, a erytbing. which came their way in a but aeon found out, that it was only 

Ktighb of Pybhi~ btbfe m-d b 

Springer on Friday evenhg * tired 

women’s tinm, a -id a men’s team, and very credi~ble manner. COvefi not the cOke oven~.” He stated further u m&kng of tie Springer Mpe and 

a ❑chedulo of gz,rnenwith near by 

towns durinf th : basket ball seanon; 

Only,fielded big pOsition WG1l,but out 

of five times at bat, nucceeded in 

that housing wan a problem in the ~mt 

eaily days even as it is now, that at wk. 

in the conferring of bk, f~rat 

It waa the ix pressed deHire of all 

them present at the meeting that 

ge~ing three cle=n hi~ and a walk. 

AS for ROY, they were simply out- 

One time there were Over One tho”u~-[ he 

and tents pitihed in what is now M-m. 

who” made W trip wme: 

F-d Shulkm, Frank Mullen, 

everyone who ,elieves in tbe “en. played- Hefner pa=ed fOur and wus knO~ USD=wsOn. ,, H. R. Ktiem, Elm. Hubbard, G. L. 

couragement of good clean spoti be. touched fOr = ~~1 Of fifteen ~1~. 

come a member of the club, even. The ROY pl=ye~ ~bowed. wOd figh~ 

After u period of two years during B~dford, J. 

~hi~h time Mr. Shelton conducted a HetII and *v=. 

Vand—, 1* Jarnes 

though you ma> not desire to enter ing spirit. but failed tO flcOre. cuatim blacksmith shop, he entered 

competition for a place on one of The line-up and box score were au the ,mpl~y Of, the Phelps Dodge , COAL ‘INE FATALITIES 

the teams.. follows : 

corporation as a wagOn-maker nnd DECREASE WITH CURTAIL. 

That the club may have tbe nwes- Daw~on: Lumley, p; Koelling, c. 

*mbo; ~ been employed oince that time . MENT OF PRODUCTION 

nary fundB wit} 1 which to purchase Smart, l~t; Laubach, 2nd i In a similar capacity. He bas workequipment, 

it W8s decided that a 3rd; Calvage, 8S; cove~t lf; Shan- Sd under three clifferent general W- b the U. S. BMW of 

membemhlp fee of one dollar be non, cf; Kerr, rf. 

managere and six different genern~ Mihw from tie mio~s me Intie in. 

charged all those desirin= to take Roy: Hef ncr, p; Branch, c; ~Barsuperintendents 

and is still on th@ 

membekhip in the organization. rett, 1st; Hooper, 2nd; Khox; Srd; job. ,.He ~id, III got along with all wectim #-,- 156 men W- kil.l- 

Mr. Paul K. Ca~on, who ~a~ ~am. Hester, ss; McCargo, lf; McMinimy, 

eti by amidetis at cual rein= in June, 

of them pretty well, but Mr. T. H. 

aaurer of the club, cf; FlOerabeim, H. OjBrien used to romp on me quite a 1921! ,r~py~~oE ~ dmr~* of 64 

all those who “rnhto support the DawsOn ----033 

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011 000—8 

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‘“ lot and then get out of tbe flbOp be- 

2 fore 1 ~ould get ~ ,h,”ce to get back 

‘~ht~e~’ ‘r ‘km 29 = 

th~ record for the ~- 

Cmt’ ‘mm 

m~fi l’- 

ROY -------000 00fI 000—0 S 2 at him.,, ~.m._ B- u~n an athdd P 

Summary: Struck out by LumleY, 

A~id. from bming a good wagOn- du@tion of 42,106,000 %& * in 

3; by Hefner, 4.. B= on Wle off 

, Lumley, O; off Hefner, 4. Two base 

maker, Mr. SheltOn has tbe enfia- Jurne, 1921, .bhe 2P- ~ is 3.68 

ON hih, Barrett, Amboa, Coveti and 

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bye accomplishment Of being tbe best per mfllim bm @wd, ti com- 

, Lurnley. Three base hiti, Laubach, 

man in New Mexico for preParing 

a barbecue. It in he who is called wed ~th = r~e of 4+22 f~ JU~Ga 

The Dawmn ~ m with “Rd” Lum- Left on bases, Dawson, 11; ROY”8. 

“Pen whenever guch service is need- Y=r UW. A’n in’~r-h% f-e of 

ley on the mnu d shut hut ROY with Time of same, one liour and forty ,d, 

b~tumimua ml-mining -ttiw in 

an 8 to O ~core in the g=me on th~ five minutes. Umpiree, Evans and 

10CUIgrounds nday afternoon. Vilard. 

Mr. Shelton is” tbe father of nine June wu the entixe freedom fmm 

Lumley was i good form and held 

children, nix drls and three boys, fwbal ac~idett~ =- by @xP~i~ 

DAWSON. WHO’S WHO all 

the visitors to nly three Scattered 

living at the pre~ent limO in of g- oarCCWal Iduti: Tfw atibacite 

hits. At ever stige of the game [Conttnum tramPerume) Dswson. He in a member of the . 

Intisbry w= ~ fortua, W mverhe 

was giVen e Cell@nt suPPofi and ,Texas. a herd Of 1160 yearli@. 

Knighk of Pythias and Moose 

at only one tim wss the home plate To gratify a desire to again ~ae lodges and is admired by everyone m 

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in danger of be ng crossed by a Roy New Mexico Mr. She@ ceme b TaY- a man of honor and square dealing. 

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Daws;n Opera House 

PARAMOUNT—FOX WEEKJSEPT. 5 TO 11 UNIVE@APMETRO 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ 

NO SHOW’ 

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER & 

wEDN ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7— 

NO SHOW , 

You whose one-time lover mav 

tiow ha merelr your hu~bnnd. YOU 

wba.o swtttheart has come to be 

odp a wifti. Do YOUoften wonder 

where the old romance 

fled? 

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‘s~artners of F‘ate” 

-. Featuring LOUISE LOv ELY ‘ 

Helen reallY b~lieved her~-lf in ILIV* 

Tv ith ,the -II she had 

chosen a. he~. mmtm. mnd it was a proud YOUNe Imdy who S*C out *II 

hmr honeymoon t-~ether with her best fri*nd and her newly acquir- 

~d husbend. But thimgs do not always cbu ,e out jpst ae We had 

dreamed they would and one day Helen found th*t- 

AIs=THE LOST CITY”-I ‘ifth Episode 

Admission 22c, War Tax 3c. . 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I& (. .- 

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Metro Photodrama in Five Parts. From the Story 

by Howard E. Morton. 

Billy Jankc ..-: ------------- 

THE CAST 

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Phoebe Howard ------------: ---------: 

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,#Hafidtome H~rryi} -------------------- 

---~ ------Jug= ‘a’k”’ 

---———. Brndloy Barker 

Stephen Fi5k ------_ --.. ------_ -_---..– ---- William Frederic 

Jc.hn C.rt~r _----_ -a--.. -.. -.--------: - 

__----- - Frank Botcher 

Dmrothy” Carter ----------------------- ---------- June T.rry 

Billy 

SYNOPSIS -’ 

J~nkn i. a teller in a pmall tow~ b nk afid longs LCIe=t to ‘ 

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New York. He finally do.. so with his limit d capitml and finds that 

it won’t 

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last IOnE in the big town. H* gets 

toreand through it “mmetn kbo e 

job as .a.bier 

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and the next mornimz r=cei~em~ call ‘re a Iawyur who inform~ 

hIrn that YIS Aunt baa died and left him a f- una. Billy a~d Pbo=be 

pIan to marry. On a Fifth Avenue bus thei talk of their r--d for- 

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tune is overhmard by “Hand._m= Harvt’ w o PlaII~ LOreliev~ Billy 

of his money. Next day Billy g.;. dOwnt-W *nd G-ll*ct~ He gets “ I 

it, and while phouin~ Phoebe a m=n fit=aln th~ ‘on-y. ‘his ‘an’ 

otherwise a reapeit*d citiz*n, ia driven de ● Orate by debt bein~ in 

the handm== 

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hark. Billy mi~take s the loan 

and campa 011 his tra i. Br*nt 

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same building, and take* what he tiuPP-~E@ t o be ~IU =*ncY. 

carter’. ~C.tes. ~isk= raiaea r. bue(nnd cry. Billy. pur~u=d 

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breska into Brent’s apartment a~d *=*Gues p Oebe. Tb~fi he i~ cha~ed 

itito Carter’s nuraory, where h* *=covera th money Bnd ei~c~ carter 

biz metes, mmdall is well. 

Als&’’THE LOST CITY” Fifth Episode 

Admission 22c, War ax 3c. 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11— ‘ 

“Hitchin* 

,, Featuring FRAN 

. A charming” story of the Wet tha 

ham” been pres-mtcd in an rnntertainin 

of quaiut Soutbmr= atmo.ph*re !h*t G* 

to the’ end. Frmnk” M*YU is well ~st 

ing in the Ieadimg femin ime foln. 

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DAWSON, 

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NEw MEXICO- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1921. 

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NUMBEK 32 

THE COPPE’R 

rhc outstandin~ 

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SIGNIFICANT NEWS 

i COLFAX.DAWSON 

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Accordinr tu a recent reiyort -. of .- the 

TO 

ROAD 

BE REPAIRED, 

PROMINENT RAILROAD 

DFFICIALS VISIT DAWSON 

pcr market Jhe pa~t week wag no, ; burzau of ‘imr~igration, there ~ete Wcrk has been started in coniec! 

l>>~,chthe volume of bn~ine~~ ~c, 

I A number of the officials of the 

‘ S05,228 immigran~ admiti~ to the tinn with tbe grading of the automo. , 

El Pnso and Southwestern sy~te.m 

!13,tranmcted, an the great num. UlliieJ fitaLes du~ng the ye~r ending “.ilo rend iron, Dawsc,” to Colfax. 

visitmd Dawson on Saturday, the ~c. 

C; i’lqu iries. This chang~ of at. IJune 30th. During the four years ‘i ~1

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Publlnhe’tan Thursday nt Dawaon. ~ev 

btexltio by the Arc You ~~vin~ Trouble Making Ends Meet? 

DA WSON \8=z~‘ different conditions. IIe wOrks un- 

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cramped quacter~. The foremqn can 

ISOUR NEWEST IMPROVEMENT 

not supervise him com~ntly, fOr the 

mine is large and” tbe men are work- 

WE WILLUSE BU~ER “ONLY IN THIS MAC~N E- 

ing singly or in pain and as a rule 

largely scattered, so that one visit a 

WITH .NOSUBSTITUTIONSOF MRD ‘ 

day or’ possibly two is all that the 

fore~n can do. While everything 

possible is done to make general min- 

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employe mu~t act as h]s own 

ssf ety inspctor,” ~or danger is always 

present. Agsin, the miner is not 

Ionly concerned with his” own @ety 

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Mr. and M=. Gee. ~lnley motored 

!f’RIC, ] to Cimarron Sunday. 

Mr. Dick Godfrey wm..a buainvisibr 

in Raton on Snturday.. Vermejo 

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Ludge No. 36 

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SHOE S OP Mr. and’ Mrfl. G. .M. Hanson motol- .Mr.and Mm. Moorhead and child- A. S?.& A.M. I 

ldON.2ri .St., ,l~dtosa~~~~~-u~day. ~ ren motored to Raton Saturday. 

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>.Rdr eemmunhtiem sm. 

Raton, :-:,:: .N. M. ,Mr. and Mm. Mariano Marcelli are Mr. and Mm. Herbert Sherfick end ●d Fourth Thum&y~ At 

,the parents of a baby girl born Wed- 

8 P. . . ME. Hdl in ~ 

Epcnt the week-end in Trinidad. 

Be&~~~~d shop iri 

Houm Bnildinn. 

nesday, Au@st Slst. 

Viito- Alwmy~ W41c0Me. . 

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Mr. Neil McDermott, and Mr. G. 

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Snvio, Mrs. 

G W. THURSTON, W. M. 

H. Bridges motored b Raton Sunday. 

O. F. WARFIELD, Sac’y. 

Special Atten ion given Pagliasotti and Migs Luetta Mci)erto 

mail ord s. mott, motored to Trinidad August 3. Mr. and Mrs. Pew Becco have been 

vi~iting at VaII Houtin. 

Allwork gua~anteed. II MrandMrs. Harry Andrcdis of 

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. line of ap-a-Tan girl, born Augu6t 29th. 

Miss Bianch Bergamo and Leo Hele- KNIGHTS of PYTflI.iS 

man, were Raton visitom on Tuegday. 

work sttms and la- Mr. B. M.. Thomson, of Taoa, wag a 

Re~ulmr meetinwm wow W.dnes- 

Mr. 

dies’ outing hoots. visitor in Dawson on Friday of this 

John Hixenbaugh left Sunday dmy nieht ● t S.00 o’cleck 

morning 

‘tf. week. 

for a few days’ viBit at his Visitors Always Welcome 

ranch near Colmor, New Mexico. C. MONTY, C. C. ‘ 

Mrs. M.Night, Mrs. Sylvester and 

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HARVEY SPRINGER, K. R. S. 

Mr. “Alex Sneddon left Saturday 

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Mrs, McCarty and children spent 

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Wednesday shopping in Raton~ 

for Denver, Colorado, where he ex- - 

pects to spend a few days’ vacation. ~? 

Lucat!, the ten-monthn-old son of 

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IJAWSON B~K[RYWr. 

and Mks. Meryildo Oliveras, died 

, Mr. and Mm. John Vitrde are visit- Be--Preparod for 

Saturday, September 3rd. 

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Mr. Percy Poliak, of Trinidad; 

spent the week-end in Dawson vi6it, 

Iing with his bruther, Dr. E. A. Poliak. 

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Mi6s Anna Hem of Shawnee, Ok. 

lahomn, is spending a two-weeks’ vacation 

with her gister, Mrs. T. L. Kin- 

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Louis Savio, P oprietor t’ 

[talian, French 

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Pastries of Kinds 

Fresh Baked 

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Mr. Gee, Eckhardt, of the First 

National Btink of El Faso is as~isting 

,,in the Dawson Bank during the absence 

of Mr. Horan. 

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few days. 

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Mrs. Euimenia Lucero, mother of 

Gabe and- Felix Lucero, died at the 

Lucaro home Friday, September 2nd, We have a good stock of 

Mr. Dick Paxtun and Hal Hudwn leather vests which are 

spent the week-end fishing at Eagle ideal for Fall and Winter 

Nest Dam. 

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Mm. W. R. Smith spent Saturday 

ind Sunday with her mister at Maxwell, 

New Mexico, ARMYGOODSTORE 

Mr. Nerd, auditor for the Pbelps 

Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Stark, who have 

D6dge Mercantile company, nrrived Old School Building. 

been spending a few days vieiting at 

in Dawaon Sunday evening. 

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Dawson ~ N. Mex. 

——-~.[ Denver, COIOrEIdO, returned to Daw- 

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~nd Miss Lodga ,motored to Cimairon 

CHURCH DIRECTORY 

Mr. Ira f3radford, who has been Saturday. 

TheDawon Iaway on a t~vo-wacks’ vacation, bae Lloyd King, W. Smock and Bill Dnwso. ChtiicM. S. Runse]], 

resumed hi~ duties at +he Fhelps 

minister. Bible School, 10.00 a. m. 

Kerr spent the week~nd fishing nt Mrg. Young, supt.: Primary gradee 

‘BARBER HOP IDOd~~Merc~ntileco#$t!re ~ Eagle Nest Dam. meet at Rescue Stition, Miss Mc- 

Creary in charge, higher ~adea meet 

E. F,. SCOTT Prop. ‘ 

Mr. and Mrs. L.slie Mutry of Ra- Mrs. Laubach, Mrs. Evans, LeRoY nt church. Evening s~rvfce, S.00 

II ton were vifiitors in Dawwn last ‘irid Viola I.aubach motored to Eagle p. m. 

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I]loyed at the Phelps Dodge store. 

Cathoiic Chumh—Sundays: MaUBeU 

Mis~ Molly Costi returned home at 8,S0 a. m. for Englinb-a caking, 

SANITARY A D 

Mr, John Olson, who haB been em- Saturdny after having spent , two 10,S0 ay”m, for Spani~h-speakYnC pee. 

UP O-DATE ployed a~ de~orator at the Phelps weeks visiting with friendg at Pri- ple. Evening, 7 o’clock. Week-day 

mere, Colorado. 

services: MameB at 6.30 and 7 a. m. 

Children’s Ha r Cuts a ‘edge ‘ercanti’e co+ ‘tore’ left 

Junior choir rehearsal. Wednesdays 

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Tuesday for El Paso, where he haB 

Specia ty 

Mr. Athunazios Samartzi~, whO ti 

at 4 p. m. First Friday of the month 

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accepted “a position. 

evotion: Communion, 6.30, mameu 

been n resident of Dawson for the at 7 and 8 a. m. 

Miss Joei=M=ez and Mis~ past four years, has returned to his 

‘Virginia Vigil, ‘accompanied by Mr~. former home in Greece. 

I WANT ADS 

Frank Vigil, \vent to Trinidad Mon- 

Miss Frankie Shelton and Miss 

dtiy. Miss Munez and Miss Vigil will 

Try the D~w,on News for whmt yOU 

Winifred Teeple left Sunday for 

enter the Trinidad High School. 

- w~nt to b“y or ,ell, or lomt ●nd 

Santa Fe; where they will visit for foumd mticlen. 

Mis@ Bruce of the hospitul left on a few days. 

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For SmleSecond hand Ford car. 

DRi C. W. H OVER Friday for a month’g vacntion, She Miss Gertrude DeLong left Mon Inquire at houge No. 123 i. 

will visit friends in Detroit and f3?s- 

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day for French. Mi.su Dehng will . 

ton. 

teach the primary grades in the For Sa16-A second hand ntove. 

DR. E. A. LIAK. 

French ~chools. , 

Mr.and Mrs. F, H.. Hays and fam- 

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Six hoi@ National range. Inquire at 

11121. 

ily, of. Donglas, Arizona, who have 

Dent”sts Mr. and Mrs. E. Malcolm and chilbeen 

spending n few weeks in Daw. dren, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dupont, 

IIso”, left Sa&rday for Denver and 

Mr. Arthur McDermott of Ramey, 

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motored to Dedman, New Mexico, on Colorado, ~a~ a Daw~~n ~~~itor.on 

,~ther Colorado poinh. 

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The following teachers have re. Jesus, the infant daughter of Mr. 

Mi~s Mary As~la and Luetta Mc- 

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turned to resume their dutie~ in the nnd ~Mru. Ferfetto Pnchico,” was 

IP. M.tm S. OF. M. 

Dermott left Tuenday rooming for 

Dawson public schools: Misses Pratt, christened in the Cntholic church, 

Albuquerque, where they will attend 

7P. M.tO 8 P.M. Aletinder, Lun~ord, Hanna, Mar. Sunday, Scp~mber 4th. 

St. Vincent’s Academy. . 

tin and Scott. 

Mr. and Mrs. M. M. DeLong and 

-Ionhavere.rndber:tomaketh.ir 

children, of Minturn, Colo., are in Mr.1 Wm. Skidmore and wife were 

Mrs. Tinsley and daughter, Mar- 

Da~=~ri vi~jtjng in the h~~e of Mr. I)ayson vi~itors Sunday and Monday. 

tha Breen, former remdenta of J)nw. 

and Mrs. J. F. DeLong. 

Mr. Skidmore is manager of the SoPris 

ball team. 

home. Mrs. Tinsley is to be house- Mrs. H. R. Barney left for Eaton. 

Mr. J. B. Momow, r. W. A. Hart keeper at the teacherage and Miss Colorado, Saturday, where she ex~ Mr, and ,Mrs. Earl Barnard left on 

and Mr. W. C. Ho man spent the 

week-end at Blue L ke, Blue bke 

1Inrtha will attend rnchool. 

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pects to npend several weeks visiting 

with friends and relativee. - 

Thursday morning for a-two weeks’ 

,vacation. They will visit in Denver, 

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is the source” of the Rio Pueblo and The Misses Mary A~@-ela, Ruth 

the scenery~n this s ction is said to Vickcrs and Edna Redpath, and 

be indeed wonder 1. The lake Messn. Angelo Assala, Sam Sinegio, 

ahOundBwith moun “n trout, a num- and Scott Covert, - motored to “Raton 

her of which the pa ty succeeded in Saturday. Mr. Pete Sin@siO Bccomgetting 

to shore. .panied the party back to Daw-son. 

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Florence and Gunnison. 

Mrs. James Turner, mother of Mr6. 

.41vin Geisler, returned Monday to , Mm. Balc—— om, who has been ember 

home in Lus Angeles, Cal, She i ployed at the Dawaon hotel, left Frihas 

been visiting in Dnwson “durin~ day for her former home at Rock 

the pa~t year. 

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A BUSINESS 

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At a Real Bargain 

OWN I 0’:;:2-2::0”]” enjoyed a ‘Sunday picnic shove Loreti. 

Those present wem: Nellie 

11 Scribner, Mary Wikon, Frances M, 

Viola Sutton, Fay Sutton, Bronco 

Bergamo, Mary Palovich, SteIla Lash, IIMessm. 

Henry English, Tom English, 

he abbreviation of “Pa.” i for Pennsylvania,. 

“k? for Loutim and 

‘la.” for Iowa; nlw “CoI.” for COICIado 

and “Cal. ” for California. Uness 

all the lettercain these abbrevia- 

,ioni are wrftti n very plainly, them 

s danger of istake~. Street ad- 

Rmemiag hou.~ in Triuidad, Colorado, ia bcimg offered for smle on 

●ccmumtof ow=ar leaving city tolook .fter other busimea. i=tareata. 

Twenty-night rovm., and two bath room., =11 furnished complnte. 

Gaodl=atiou&nd long term le=se. 

Floyd Warren and Cris Costi. 

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Mrs, Alvin Gei#ler entertained in 

honor of her mother and sistir, Mm, 

Jaa. Turn~r nnd Mrs. Kenneth Fleaton 

on Friday afternoon. The follo~v. 

i,~,zinvited =uesta were present: fdes, 

3W., on city ,nail) ; and obsolete 

nailing lists ar : the bane of Poatil 

:xisten ce. 

All things cor,aidered, it is reallY a 

o!lder that the post office makes as 

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MEX7, OR INQUIRE AT HOUSE 

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dames “ Mt~ughlkn, St~nnigan, Wil 

Bon, Boyd, Geisler, Jennings, Turner 

Buchannan. McAusland and Mim 

1 Jein Wallace. 

.4 theatre party was given S.nda: 

~ evening by Misu Mary A-1a. Mi..e: 

Redpath; Vickem, Dupont and Spring 

er composed the party. 

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MISDIRECTED MAlf- 

It seems almost inconceivable, bu 

it is reported as an official fact, tha 

s50,000 pieces of misdirected mai 

are handled daily at the New Yorl 

‘post office, which includes Manhat 

tin only. This meam that 12’?,750, 

000 mimlirected pieces are handle( 

every year in this on$ metropolitil 

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Wre by tbe n mber of pout offices 

) tbe country, t is nece-ry to cOn.- 

*SSthat the people do not do their 

,hole part in the matter of poetal 

ff iciency. If we are going to throw 

tones, we mus :n’t live in glass hous- 

9. We are 11 demanding of the 

‘ost Office De artmcnt that it “turn 

ver a new leai “ under its peppy new 

Washingtonch ef. Let us “turn over 

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mackinaws are here, in 

good weight, U wool 

materials in t e most 

attractive. patt ns and 

mlorings. Ju t the 

thing for all utdoor 

wear. You will pleased 

with these. S e those 

on display in fr nt win-. 

dew. 

Men’s Fall ankn-. 

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We are now prep ared to 

fill your needs in underwear 

for fa 11 and 

winter. Our sto ck consists 

of all style @of either 

wool or cott }n garments.t. 

Be prepared -for the 

cold da~s that are comin~. 

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Our entire stock of Afiinster and Brussels 

rugs, at greatly reduced prices: 

$42.50 values now $35.00 $75.00 values now$65.00 

.$52.50 values now $42.50 $85.00 values now $65.00 

$62.50 vfdues.now $52.50 $100 values now $75.00- 

All Otfiers Priced Accordingly ‘“” 

RED SEAL 

Congoleum Rugs 

in 3x4 ~ ft~ size, now of fered at s~cial price of $2.75 

BEST QUALITY 

Linoleums 

Linoleum is the best material the home-maker 

can find for her kitchen floor-easily cleaned and 

at the same time attractive in color and design. Our 

stock is now in good condition. Some patterns being 

closed out at greatly 

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One lot men’s black .1. . 

button shoes now -of- ● 

fered at 1. 

S3.75 pa~~ ‘! 

Another great oppor- ‘1 

tunitg to 8aue 2noney . 

Jewelry Dept.I 

Ladies’ 10-0 size * 

Elgin 

watch 

wrist 

. .._-_ 7.-$35.00 I_ 

Eversharp pencils 

priced from 50c up 

Eversharp Pencil 

leads now .--_ ----lsc. 

Big Ben Alati 

Clocks ---_. _-.-_$7575 

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in. Community 

Silverware at 

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If the bond issue k rstified, it mean~ I would total,. $124.00 for gag alone. the distince, Gaad rbads pay. 

DIVIDEND FbAYERS I that. you will pay‘—-i~m to keep the The items of lubri~a~n~ ~jl, wear ~nd The cowt d’f automobile travel over 

good road building. program going. tear ‘dne to bad ~oadg, and ,~aa of bad roads ia ae high as 26c per mile. 

Skate to Decide Whethe~ Lbw-cm~t You will pay $22 S,000 leas annually, 

,,. The coat over good toads is only 

[’sue wll be Allowed fml. ,tlme not fib’red. 

, or a total sum of $1,116,000 in just , 6C per mile. 

Fed~ral Aid. 

{fiviyears. If the same farmer could market 

The continuation of the Federal. 

,—. The sixth year aft~r the bond. are his 200 tins- of prOduce Over a Fed- Aid road co fi~truction program will 

Money put into good rp~d con. 

sold, a levy will be m.ede for, t~e eral Aid project,’ hard-surfaced and make good hard-surfaced roads to 

structiol) is. alwaya an inveatment; ;, 

amking fund” for the redemption of waded rOad, he would “~e only 256 every’ county-seat and principal mar- , 

no illvefltment pays bigger d 

ket and shipping point ih the Stite. 

say~ a bulletin in auppart of Thi’ levy can be dia- Gallons of gae, coating 30c per gal. 

tributed over a period of twenty-five 

posed amendment to the co 

Ion, the sum of $76.80. He would 

years. The le~ for this purpose will 

Mr. E. Shahan, of Springer, was a 

authorizing a bond iaaue o 

amount to .000200 mills to start ‘~save time, wear and r:Psir On his f)a~~~n..~eitor ~fl Ffiday. 

000 for Federal aid in roa~ 

with. The State may begin retiring tmck. His krbrfcating:il bill would 

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The cost of the bonds would ke light. tbe bond~ ~fter 10 yeara, and the levy ,b@ reduced one-third. Hi, truck Mt. W. D. Bren n, Mt. Alex Sned- 

The assessed value of all Ptoperty for interest and. sinking fund will 

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in the Skte fm. the year 1921 hag not 

makes 9.39 milee per gallon of gas. 

don and Dr. Evans were Raton visityet 

been determined. Tt will b : some. grow less each year thereafter. ora on Tuesday. 

Him gas cost alone ovw tbe bad, ,. 

A one-mill levy on the 1920 anseae- 

what lower than Iast year, b It it is 

road amounts to $124.80. The cost Mrs. S. B, Shannon: Sr., I@ft Moned 

valuation is the ‘equivalent of 

safe to assume that the 192 2 Valua. 

over “ the good road amounta to day mornin.q for an extended visit 

$S77,000.00. It will be seen thht by 

tion will approximate the 192 ( “al”a. 

the j8Bu~nce of the bond~ it i8 po~. $76.80. A =ving in favor of the good with her Bon at South Bend, Indiana. 

tion, wbicb wag, i“ round fi~~re~, 

eiblc to redu;e and keep the annual road On gas Of $4g.ofI. 

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$377,000,000.00. It will recuire a ~x ,evie~ down. 

He must Pay out 88 cants per M;. and Mrs. W. J. Horan Ieft 

tax levy of only .000380 mills (three 

year on each $1,000 assesed valua- Wednesday for Santi Fe. After 

The Good Roadg Bond Imue Act 

hundred and eighty, one.hb ndredth.s ,, tion for intere~t on the bond iesue.. visiting a few days at tbe capitol city 

llm,ts the issue of bonds to $2,000,of 

one mill) on each dollar of agse$s. 

~ e gek in ~eturn, saving in san, the they expect to leave for the coast. 

000. 

ed valuation to fully paY the, inter- sum of $48.00. PtetiY gOod irlVeSte~t 

chnrges on the bond imue atax On each $1,00IJ of valuation, the ment. when you can put in 98c and 

A1bina Jackovicb, is”clerking in the 

of only three and eight-tent b:, cetrta annual tax cOflt~11 be SS cen~. The get back $4s.00, for that is what it Loretn Store during the absencg of 

on ~a=h hundred dOl]am Of a gea~ed farmer who has property asee~sed at amounb to on the one item. A dol- Mi~~ ~“=,in~ ~erdomo, 

who is 

valuation. 

a total of $20,000 will pay the sum jar =ved is = dOII=Tmade. 

spending her vacation in Colorado. 

The bad road detracb from “theI 

In order to effect a gene ,Ml re. of $7.8o an?~lly for intireat on the 

duction of total tix levies, t“ e last bOfid~. .- value of property. The ,good road 

increases ib value from 50 to 100 I Mr. and Mr~. ROY Hill, Mr. a“d 

Le@slature reduced the Fede al-Aid If the farmer ,lives 12 miles from Mm. McGarveY and daughtem, relevy 

from 3 mills b 2 mills. t was marketing point and has to operate a Pm cent” 

If the road from the farm to mar- tu.rned MOnday from FmarrOv canf~,, 

nd that the S-mill le~ wae ardly 2-ton truck over ordinaw unimprOv- ket ia ~uch that the farmer mu~t use yen, where they~have bee” camping 

e,j$ficjent b meet the Fede~ I Ajd ed dirt rtiade, to move 200 tons of wagons and horses, he is furming unfor a few days. 

.ffered and to be offered tbe’ ~rm p~duce his tick till travel, a der a great handicap and at- a lore. 

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Goye~menk. arrd s reduction f lev- tobl of 2400 miles. ‘rhe tiuck WI1l The United stite~ Food. Admiqist~. Mm. T. J. fiardell and children, 

imscould only be made hv mea s of “n make onlY 5.78 miles Pe* gallOn .of Ibion 

is authority for the &@tement ITommy and ,Joaephlne, returrmd w 

bond i~fl~,e, The %2.000.000 

4 C* and Amendment” Noi 11 

Eotid I :eanOline over the unimproved rOad. that one man with a truck can haul ES Daw&on 

the iIt will require 41S @llons Of ga6 b much farm praduce as three men several 

Srahrday, nftir having ~pent 

weks visiting ip Denver, 

rnrwtitutiton were therefore 

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1~ > 

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A TRUE HEART STORY THATS ALL THRILL 

AlkA two-reel Mack Sennett Comedy 

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ONE SHOW, COMMENCING 8 O’CLOCK 

;. ●*Firebrand. Trevison” 

BUCK JONES foaturd” in - ctrong five-reel Fox molodrams 

,.0. far west. 

Also-’’The h$t City’’—Sixth Episode 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER li— 

ADMISSION 22 et~.i War TIx 

“~ome Stuff” 

~Metro Photoplay in Six Parts 

SYNOFSI&Aftmr bmrnstoiming .througb ib. ‘i*tiek.” Mudge 

Dt=rs remch & stone -=11 

t-. the Buekeye\Junttioti 

aud ● re 

.t~ti~= 

ttrmmded. Among tho~e 

to ●ympmtbiw with the 

who 

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SUS*U Damp, n atakre-mtruck girl, a~d Jonapb Slack. 

-how is stagdd in Lhe ~illagc. After the ●bow Slack 

back •t~ge ●nd the former offer. to ●erve aa “angel” 

Tb=t n 

mmd SU8 

far the 

‘ ,prOviding Smsan is starred. replacing M*d~=. Madre is forl 

about by tband 

dingustcd, 

man=.ser and. i, left alone In a strange 

#ho hasd. tawmrd m farm house, hut 

country. 

fall. aslee 

tib- pausen a momenm t- r-t. Uobert Deep; ● country Imd, dri 

hayra.k, is rtartled to find a femi=iae face peering at him from 

tho hag. Dumbfounded, tho lad relen.es his hold on the hnrse, 

‘plung? into ● mad dash. Mndga i. thrown off. but taken to the 

of his p.renb by tbe yeung man. Therm sbe is well tmkati are 

the old 

cidm t- 

folks, to 

kmp her 

Whnm she teits her .t-rY. ~h=y consoie hrnr a] 

with tham. btar, * treupe COME. totown. I 

meets game friends and the lure of tba footligh- tempts be 

she besk-tes. Bob 

&w*rin# definitely. 

has 

She 

falleh in love with Madgrn. 

telln Mother D=ep her stery, 

She evad 

but the o 

mmn takoa her in her arms. A knock i. bm=rd at the door e 

walk. SuS.n Dupree (really Sum=” Deep). The father im f uri.o 

is calmed by ~a~e. ‘“Pm” Damp, oppo.es tbe lave affair of 1 

and BoP mnd as an inducement to bting shout a reco=.ilimtie, 

Susan. Madgm comnent. I- give up Bob. Madge leaves and b~ 

n Broadway tar. 

stranger wha bas 

One higlit 

writtam the 

the manager enter. the :eam, *W 

play i. outside. Iti. Bab hlmse 

happy reconciliation fellow. .nd aII j. well. 

Also-’’The bat Ci~y’’—Sixth Episode 

ADMISS1ON 22 ctm.; War Tmx 

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1 L 

●*Da’nger Ahead” 

Universal Photoplay in Five Parts 

THE CAST 

Tre=nie Hsrlew -.--.. -.-> -’ . . . . . . . . . Mary PhillAn 

Norman Min-t .--. -.. -.. -._.. ----. Jamea fi-rris~n 

Rob.rt Kitteridg* ..-.. ---. ---... -... -J=ck Mow=. 

.Dora Maybe” ,------------------- Helene CaveXly 

Mr.. Della Mayhew .-... __--. ------,____ Emily Rait 

Dolly Demer. ---. -.-. -.__ -------- ___. _Jane Stmrr 

Mr. Minet ----- .------ ___--” ----- George Willimm. 

Nat= Harlow _.. -.. ----... _... -.--. Grnrge Bunny 

Deborah Harlow . . . ..->- . ..-----.. hiinn. RMAma~ 

SYNOPS1&lli. fortune c.”.=, the New Englabd fmmily, the H 

to take summer baarders. Trestiie Harlaw, sevamt~m, rath~ 

.-me. the break in th~. m~not~~y of life nnd fmlls ,iti IoTe wit 

mmn Minpt, m w..ltby youmg B-mtoniam. Narmmm ia ●ttracted 

pretty lat.ie, but ● mothermnd daughter ●rrive whm lay plan. ( 

ture Normam •~d intemupt bis wooing. In ● nearby camp is 

idg=, ● m artimt friend -f NormsnV*, whn takea a famcy te T 

Minmt ●nd his father. ~~ ● winy. Kitterid=e pays attanti~m to ‘f 

takam ber fmr a ~il .md tber are run d-wn b~ a eteamer in 

Thay .re remb~ snd takem @ Bostdn. Kitteridge brings Tra 

bi. studia, where he amde=vorn te ●mbrmca hoi., H;- ~Ormer 

heart, ● husky .=uae~illa ●ctreaa, arrive., saves T?eaaie akuf tb 

her iusti!ter. A telegr~~ w=rn, Norman Of Trwsie*s dti..pvea 

He cmmes to the stud$~ .nd ihe find. m{uge i. the ● rm. mf th 

●fie love,. ,,. ,. 

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VOL. L DAWSON, NEW MEXIC~ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1921 NUMBE~ 33. 

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 

TENNIs FLAYERS TO TRY 

IEW AsSISTANT TOWN 

DELEGATEs 

& TURN oUT FOR STAT~OURNEY 

SUPERVISOR IS NAMED 

‘phumday frmn the KniwW 

b Grand ~e ~nmti 

bhe meeting w tie mm 

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Albuquer~e, N. M.—A prefimin. 

ary tournament in which ~the 10CUI 

tennis ‘pla~ers will warm up their 

racketi for the coming state tourna. 

l?hi~ kind of Imed at We ,tihe 

d W# Tom SUPm’Yh duting 

[r. T. L. W,nney’s a-e f= tie 

ity. B@b Pooler M & beut tn 

and la- &nti cwn 

The conventbiomcon~ti 

! Fe Tue~y ‘m=tinE, See 

wer 

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ment, will be ~hged on the co”nt~ 

club coufi this week, it has been an. 

nounced by Stewart MacArthur, 

~~irman of the ten”i~ ~ommit~e of 

e~ tiin~ :m MM Wkie We Juae - 

T- away ti” Sa-~ Fe jbkl~ in tie 

[nigh of ~tihb comenttiow but 

ddtiond nmwnce 5am& b bO 

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witi fifty-~en ~reuen,~iv 

ent, inclwdlq ta ~ - 

c~om. The msi~ ‘w= 

. the ~h Rib ti~d. 

The 1~1 ludge w ho- 

= w~d 

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held in 

by 

tbe club. Teams are asked to have 

their nameB registered with Mr. Mnc. 

Ifihur by Wednesday. A box of 

Jails will be awarded tbe winning 

:...m 

tiktuly neo-y. Wk tie 

u+ gat ,hck ti Dam ~utiy 

vetting, & naw a~ hti dvd 

,(to be exact, he afivd Wedne 

ky evening and wemed an evm 

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the election af Mr. Frank 1~ ~ ~ “’-”””’ 

eV~ 4nd n hM ~-). He ha 

The local tournament is for thk 

ti off%e of Mdr ut 

Id as y& taken ove eng duties 

The pu?pose of choosing the team which 

fo’~bfing ~=e ael~~ ~ in Me will rcpreaent the Albuquerque club 

tier tin w preM- cw= of 

Gereral tificee: 

raining in tie Kinney home. 

in the tournament which will be held 

Grand Ch-l*Ge~. A Flem- here d~*j”g the latter part of the 

The ,impo~knjt fwt, tiwww, ti’ 

ing, Las V~~ 

tit he hm been n-d Warren 

month. The spring tournament at 

Gmn# Vi~ Ohance!or w. the club brought OUt a number ‘f 

!mce Kinney, witlh a iiqtbleeaniph~ia 

Cm-an, GaMmp. 

n tha “WametI,” as jt h m WIM- 

new players, some of whom be~n ta 

Grand Frekt~. H. Dea , C~Y- ~hOw good form toward the clOMe 

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d rnw~tiicance, of fii~ tie Judge 

wn . 

the matches. Henvy practice fromt 

ade, a >~ MYI be rendmed at # very pm~d. $ 

Gmod Mder at A 

fia’nk now until the time of th= tournament , the OpeI-UHouse. In W afbnkn DAWSON BASKET BALL CLUB 

Shelton, Da-”. 

should @ve Albuquerque “a good a program of ~m- and - till 

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‘Grand Keeper of R~e a Seal ~ha”ce for state honorfl. 

be ,’~ed w h~ bdl p-k. Mmfi 

Honor Roll . 

-J. E. EMer, Atiqu.wrw. 

Invitations have been sent out to, 

will b furnti~ b-t We day Itisinded an honor b be -. 

GIIUnd M~er of Finance J. E. 

about twenty towns and cities In the by a mmert hand. Afl of me evmti i~ti with any movm- Wh:mh hs 

Smil,ey, %coro. 

state b enter teams and singles play. win be frw b ‘the ~en~ PMk, L w~Fthy o’bject It is nmre uf an 

tiand Inner GueIrd-f3. . Mc- 

Kinmey, Detiw. 

em in 43hetirrmmmk It is _ble 

~ tad an invtitin is etiti h ev- m~~ if in a.dd*tiOnti - mn. 

that Dawa6n, Santa Fe, Tyrone, ROE. ,, ~ me w turn out and be m d Ieti tith ii, wu mp~ k 

Grand Outer Gu-H. L. aylor, 

Muuk.id. 

weH and Las Vegas will send teama to 

time. 

me fallowhqr @vu @d @&i duf- 

Albuquerque. A Ioting cup will he The program of tie k +U be as Br m@rnberfilp fee in *e ~ 

G~nd Tribu~, M. H. w ,’Rw \ 

W*, , ~~ , - ~~~-. *--- ,., .,.,. offered .fn~, ~eaand ,titilau tind, 

.fo*p : 

14M BM21Chb : 

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‘-Mr: LeRoy Lnm~. ‘ 

medals for the runnerb.”p. No date ~y evenlm, ~@emh 16, 

Supremi Rep-ntitiv C. A. Mr. Fmmk -b 

has been announced ae yet for the 8.00 D. m. 

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Mr. A~elv A-la 

k Vegus -s Ae pke elded ‘“”rnament” 

1. N~nal Mexbn A- mti 

Mr. Geo~e Ab~ 

for * 1922 m~e-. 

Ametica. 

Mr. Kenneth Sn4don 

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WATER SOflENER 

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A. O. Ki.Ya Camp. 

3. Music. 

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TO BE INST LLED 

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4. Addr_~ogig tiez. 

Miw B& ~Crwy 

~lans hme b- cmnp]ti 

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MTS. ~rl Mays 

We The ~alar m’~eting of tbe A-O. 6. M~de. 

in~tion of a m@* 

Mim Albeti M*WW 

rnw Ki-Ya C.amP Fire Girls was held at 6. Rdtation-Mi~’tiw Que. 

Miw FranMe %elton 

plant to Boften tie tim .0 in the the home of Margaret .Gosset. mb 

b. Pa.! K. C-n 

bo~rs at the p- h-e. ‘ We discuused the. reception to be 7. Mueic. 

Tke plant b b in%]h . a pmf given for the teachem at tbe home of 

8. . Addr_Al#j&tiro Corrm. 

BOY SCOUT NO~ES “, 

dti Of tie Rei& A We.tur Mr. and Mr-. Brennan on Friday eve. 

PurifyinK a.m~”y of Hew Y k, and ning; Saptember 16th. .9. Music. 

A regular meeting of the Boy 

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h= a mp4city & ta tiusa *I. The next meeting will be our cere. 10. ~e Aot d Indapend~, by icouta wss held in the wout “rooms 

lon5 per how. menial. ” D-!an Fmnandw. 

flonday “evening. Planu were made 

The Atened Wtur *1 be h- Uda camp. 11. Ntioml Mexh Amthmn, by or u hike, which will -ke place on 

W stibblo fm tilw fedi , an.f 

will cause no H -k, pi “~ or 

corrosion. 

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IN STATE TENNIS MEET 

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(BY Helen Frazer.) 

The girls of the Uda camp Fire 

met at Miss Marie Dupont’s home on 

,Wedne4ay evening. 

We. had a very imporknt businem 

meeting, after which Marie ~erved ice 

a -OUP uf * 

12. Ameriwn Natiod An&m, 

by tie Canqr Fire Ghju. 

~ti=y Mm-idng, September 16bh, 

8.00 a. m. 

1. Parade (W form ti ~m~ 

Houm.) 

2. Music. 

iaturday. Mr. .7.- B. Morrow, who. 

,as been Scoutmaster for a number 

f years, told the boys that he waa ex. 

Iecting to turn over to Mr. Carson of 

he Welfare department the most of 

he Eoy Scout work, but that he 

vould” at all tfmes have an intere~t 

II the Boy Scout acti,vitieh of the 

own, and assist in the work connect- 

S. Adtire@~n ~z. 

d with their o“tinfl whenet.er it 

4. Mueic.’ 

vould be at all possible for him to do. 

6. Addre~Manuel ~. - 0. 

6. Recitation-Mim Jtia Ada. 

zok and Mii Antoniu G-. 

14. Addr_Itamon Pwa. ; 

7, Matic. 

16. Music. 

16. “T-tibuna Llbre”. 

Friday atirnaom ~ tie Bdl Park. 

a. Ad&-Auflatin QIJda. 

9. Mueic, 

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10. AddresAacink Moreno. 

11, Mm. 

12. Re-rm—CiprAo A a. 

13. !dUsiu. 

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Fridny eva’i~ 

1. k~ee dmce at the CIpwa H- 

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PAUL K. CARSON, 

J.)irector and Editor, 

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Advart,mlng Rmtea o.—Au*llcnciOn 

Entered au eocond-claes mnttor 

1921. at the post. ofrlcrnat 

B:;:; ”hhewMEXICO. 

>lf YOU da notce.. ive your paper rOgularly, 

or If at any tlnlti YOU chtinge 

your address, kindly Inlortn us and 

pr.smut attention will be given to your 

*e*eata. 

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Are You “Having Trouble Making En s Meet? 

8. Then stop and look in the matter. 

Perhaps tbe income k not au large as before. Even so, INCOME in nl onehalf 

the story. The other half and by far the more importint of the two, is O&GO. 

Are you getting value received for it? 

L~k over your expense5 for the pant month. Were they all nece aty nnd 

renllv worth while? Did You buy aom@thimEYou really h~ve1little use fOr just becaus;’ 

it was che~l or ha~e You bought thinii beyond yOur means becuuse YO.U~P- 

pened totemporary have nome extra money in your pocket or in your cb king account? 

Answer these questions forqourself and see if OUare KUiltY. t 

If you are not getting ahead try a new plan. J pen a Savings ‘Ace unt with 

us next payday, even though it in only a dollar or ten’ do~ars or twenty d llars, and 

then each succeeding payday de osit l,kewiae. Do you Wink, that ao umall 

is not worth botheriw about? fou wi~ find lf you give the plan mftir c afi%~ 

you can get along without that ten or twenty just as well and you will have mething 

to show for it at the and of three or six months time. 

You wil~ then wonder why you didn’t try this simple achemd yearn 0, for ii 

u-ill give you a better fdea of the value of money, ana giva you a certain a t!sfaction, 

in looking back over the year’s work, that can be obtiined in no other way. 

It is never too late td commnnce over, m start in ne%t ayda with a Y amount 

you feel you should or can put amide. Donpt put it off lonEer \ y h‘Kding yo melf inh 

waiting until you have a ‘hundred or two hundred, becau~e that time may n ver come 


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.,.— — — 

,= was 4.97 por 1,000 persons em. 

.,, , 

yed. it m $nterwtmg ti titite tit 

Re.railing car –... ----------p~~hj~g~~r 

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2 

2 

1020, ,tii-e w-e 54.63 ~1~~ COal i“ ~y~ . . . . . . . . . 2 

n, and 

ev@ 

ody 2.98 fdti miden~ 

1,000 mm employti. 

Kicked by mule . . ----------- 1 

me”}eu year pehd .A- a mrk- Lifting rail -------: --------- 1 

improvement of mfety in the Runaway cars . . ------------- 1 

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lea. The record ,s ,nd~ ~14gnlfl- Betw,,n .== and face --------- 1 

, 

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,t, e:,pw~a~g wh~n we ~nmdw the U“nknO~n ------------------- 

2 

t tbt, the number of fi’gU~- 

. . — 

nking m:mm Ihas deer-, wklle 

Tutil . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . 61 

per~n~e of imm;tifi comin,g 

tie working f o,re has rncrua% 

Mr. W. C. Holtin, Mr. F. F. ~ 

——— 

I M.odead and Mr. F. H. S&ehm 

SAFETY DEPARTMENT 

., .,.. 

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of the e~iueerim ahent, 

the week-ad d Red Rker. 

spent 

~he m. 

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y-olololloo4 

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~.- 611 6 ;121S S 2 2 61 

iccidenti as posted on the accident 

rmometers at the various mj”os. 

Iuary Igt, 1921—August lat, 1921. 

E causes of iccidenh are aS fol. 

rs: 

Iiof rock ----------------- 16 

11of coal ----------------- 9 

,.. . .— 

ught betwee~ car and roof -- .6 

ught between carfi . . . . . . . . . 6 

ught betwe’en car and rib –-. 4 

., .nlng 

machlnea ------------- a 

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Daw .on Hotel 

John H xenbaugh, M~i. 

A erican Plan~ 

Electri Lights-Steam 

Heat 

Sin e Meals 75c ‘ 

RATE f $3.M per day, 

I THEDAWSONG+RAGE 

I 

k M. VAf4 DYKti, Mi~g6 

i 

~ice-a-Day Auto Service Ratin 

Au”ta b.ru G,.-. ● t 9 A. M; mzd s p. . Ch.md cm”. 

WEI.L EQUIPPED MACHINE HOP ,< 

I Full Line o~ 

f inflicted+harp tools .-..: s! 

rng~ng car --------------- “21m 1 

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A ButterKlst PopCornMac~ine 

1. 

ISOUR NEWE$T IMPROVEMENT 

.-. . m WILLUSE B~ER oNLY INTHIsti’ACHiE“ 

WITH No Sm’ST~TIONS oF MRD’ ‘ . 

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The Da~son Tailor Shop 

“’””-::F ““ 

TAIWR M DE SUITS FROM $30 UP ‘ 

ALL WOO~’. 

,, 

,. 

E; A, STARK, Proprietor 

. . 

.“ 

Fancy 

., 

“r 

I 

Dwight’s IceCream 

Daw~on. N. M.. ‘ 

reams “andIces 

Specialty 

“ARTWORK 

and 

:1 

POR k RAIT .PI~tiRES 

Sati~faction Guaranteed 

tJUST ATHAN- 

‘ 

House 17M 

., 

. . Phone, la Rings 

. — .. .._.,. ,, . . .. . .,, 

SIGNIFICANT NEWS DA.WSON AND. LORITA 

Itis ti~ti 

- 

W- tlm wldre 

/ 

“’ ““’ 

PLAY 

.— 

AT HOME 

yi~ti of at 

hh eve 

wilt be 7,000,000 

de par. 

bu: From. the 6tindp0int of genersl 

community interest, the game Sun- 

The -tit of Ledmr k an- -duy aftirndon on” the lotal greund~ 

mmtncd tW fmm a mtmey of tbe between the Dawmn, team and the 

wyroUs d 1,42S of tbe _ 

of tie U~itM %t.rs, tint 

finte 

~lOy- 

Lorita team; took in undisputed first’ 

., 

place. 

mmt duri~ * P* monti .UM6in- ~,:F&r wgg~~,the r~~ctive merits of 

creased 1.08 wr cenk 

I-nk & Towne M~imting 

rumwy hm mn~med m ~t 

-E- of from 10 b’ 15 ~ti 

The. F*rd Id&r Wmpany k 

these two teams have been diac~d 

not only by tbe players, bub by the 

f~ 

majority of the people of the community, 

and it was for tbe most part 

m- * .a$g of fifty-fifty. 

nounced an- uwt in W 

the Fmd W. 

~ pri~ of @solih* & 

vtie of ., 

/ Sunday’s game told the kele, when 

the Dawson team won a fast,, hardd=tined 

fought ~~me by the acc,,e 5 to O. 

in bhe United States 80 per Mt diningtie 

pawt ~. 

,, 

Sov~et Ru~ tis sblw M- 

bition and is now on @ wine tils. 

Lumley wab on the mcmnd for 

Dawson during the’ fimt five innings, 

and Trujillo, of thee Capitan club, 

fini~hed out tbe remaini~ four jn. 

*s, R~bnck & ti. - that ~ing~. L“mley pitibed gOod ball a“d 

during tie fitwt half of tie 

Y- ti~r compny~ ~ 

p-t ~=~ toUched for ~“ly t~O hit,gdu=in= 

at the fimt five jnnin~s. Trujillo was 

w IU@4of $3,500,000. also in gobd form and held Lorifi to 

In wmten kw~ % $manmmric~ only one hit during the remajndar of 

OdM% tie tie of hwaet tin has the, game., ‘b-n. 

set at $4:00 ~ *Y. Mnlcolm for. the Lorita team pitih- 

An unerngrlogrn~t de~e is ti ed an excellent geme, but wan given 

be held at Wa%~n _ h lab poor support when he n=ded it mOst. 

ter pati of SNmbm. He shtie.d good contrul of the ball, 

Major Gm~l ~ ‘W4 h and sucoeedgd in ~trifing out a“~mb- 

appointed w tie offi~ & gov- ber Of the big-stick men Of the Dawernor 

gen~ of tk -In= son. team. 

The Gmmea~ fi~ ~~e Ah At two ditTerent times in the g~e 

main 

the *I 

h. +“ 

of Ms. 

~-ms 

N. M,, in tikin=. 

- ~ of 

ij looked a~ if Lofi~ wOuld put Ov@r 

enough run~ w tie the ecore. In the 

fou~ and fifth inninm th~ men 

Re.mi- Twwrit.wr kpny 

has incremwd iti mti~ tie and 

k nnw cnp~ting on f~ time M. 

Ameriw Woohn cv~y h nnw 

rem+ to k -ng at hu rapncsty. 

-t~lations t? the ~nnem~and tie 

same h. the lusem, for they fought a 

hard g8tne and theic defeat wu by no 

means an ignominious one: 

The lineup and box score were aa 

follows : 

Dawion: Lumwand Trujillo, p.; 

Mm Fti S.enti J* ~~=y KOelling. C.; Scribner. lnt; c=l~dfl, 

b. join her husbati in St. W 2nd; Smart, 8rd; GoIvan, BS.; Covee 

lf.; Sha,nnon, cf.; Kerr, rf. 

Bill Ch~~ti- T~nio, .Loritn: Malcolm, p.: Jason, c.;. . 

m% m =tiay. ‘“Blair. lst: Daviu. 2nd: Salvo. 3&: 

Dr. E. A. PoNnk @ thu wk- 

Shelton, 

Gibbon~ 

s~.;,. sha’w, ]f.’; 

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SaIvO, H, ~ 

md * Rutin d’ m-. 

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RHE 

Mr. N. E. %mti gf ~n Day~o.n --- 0“30 101 00x—573 

* Sun&y k the 

btiber, Mr. R J. ~. 

lxerm of hia ~~~ ---000000000—984 

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DAWSON BASKET iAU 

MkEmm--@~~ CLUB HOLOS MEETING 

end & Maxwell - witlh k ~- ., 

en@. ~e Daw~bn ‘Basket Ball club met ~ 

Mr. Gee. ti~ ~ a b~~ 

at the Opera House at 8,S0 Montiy 

evening in businem Eemion.’ Rapoti 

vistir .in D-n on ~y of fii= of special committee~ in connection 

werk. with the ofiering of the suiti report- 

,ed that the auiti had been ordered. It 

U* Fra&M w w~y was “fuAher repo~d that Mr. Brmtinins 

for Sm& Fe, wbem &e .wifi na” bad donated two bmeket ba]]a to . 

.?Irter -1, the club. 

Arrangements were made ia s~rt 

Mr. “C. B. ~fm ~ a &eti practice at once, one night a wdek badh 

in Dawmn Tuhy of thb ing de~ignated -for the women’u tiam, , 

week 

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and one night for the men’n team. 

Miss Sadie Covert was unanimously , . 

Mr. YatiE und Mnr ~ur selected as temporary caphin of the 

were bu~i~ *W 

Tuehy and Wed.-. 

b _ on women’n team,. 

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RA2’ON ELECTRIC 

SHOE SHOP 

140 N. 2nd. St., 

tioR, ,:-: :-: N. M. 

k;~~~p~~ shop in 

. 

S~~Att~:;n given 

. 

~ work guaranteed. 

We-y a amplete 

line of Nap-a-Tan 

WO~~ shoes and ladies’ 

outing bts. 

tf. 

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DAWSONBAKERY 

huis Savio, Proprietor 

[talian, Frensh or American 

BREAD 

Ptitmes of All Kin& 

Fresh Baked Evev Day 

Candiea—To~ft 

Driti 

SANITARY AND 

.- UP-TO-DATE 

ti’hildren~~.d~y Cu~ a 

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AND ~ 

~DR. E. A POLIAK 

Dentists -, 

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OFFICEHOURS, 

43 A. M. W1200 m . 

1 ●,’M. w &30 P. M, 

7P. M.tO S.OO P.M. 

DISPENSARY aUILDIMG - 

—— 

/-, Koebfer. 

Mk Fra& M&ez returned 

-. 

BePrepr~dfor 

Cold 41 eather 

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We have a g od stock of 

leather vests which are 

tien -md d~iug ond velnme of 

bu*imeoa. Otfmr usimeoo imtermmta 

denumd ■ttamtiom f owner. 

For imforrnmtio , imqviro of the 

owmor, Mr. 

&.mt,Cdfaq 

H.’ . 

N. LI 

Corw, 

x. 

Dewt 

at 

by, a Pm of Da~n ~b ~ a wi~r, W. L. M. an, & ~,t” 

at dttreh. Evan E nervice 8.OO 

B, m. Choir pmcti e Friday, ~.00 p, 

m. AU weIcoma. 

titbolic Chure undays: Maonb 

at 8.80 a. m. for Englishag~g, 

10.80- m. for Spa ish+pakk]~ peeple. 

Evening, 70 clock. Week+ 

smvicw: ManteP a 6.80 and 7 a. m. 

Junior choir rehe W@dneadan 

at 4 p. m. First “day of the monti 

devntion: timmu on. 6.80. mamet 

ntlmd8b. rn. 

weekatl wu~.. Lmvims Dawmn en up hwr += w & Dawwn 

~titi ,af~a tie - *r- M “ WANll ADS 

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ONE-DAY SALE’OF ~ ‘ - “,.“ ONE-DAY SALE, OF “1 

out ;ing Fl~nnel The... 

This 9 ear we .@iI1 ftittire the tit grade; . 

II 

are .p+ei.l f.r mu. day oriiy— 

BA~U~bA~,SEPTEMBER 17ih. 

heavy wint er weight outing flannel—plain and 

Picnic 

Baion 

Hams -..___ -_-. _----2Oc 

......- .- 

Squares _____:-----_--5it 

lb: 

~b. 

fancy. Plai r white, pink, blue and grey and many Veal Steak ..---._ --._+ ---_+.Z~c Ik. 

different p~ ;terns in f ancie~, at extraordinarily ,. Veal Chops -_---ti==__=__-2Uc2Uc lb. 

low prices. The same grade that sold last year at “ 

55c yard. “ 

NOT&For c- ti~enience in selling thi. outing flannel, we have 

, 

=utii -’P in S mII 10 yard pie.os tired wilI sell it by the picte. 

5-lf~RD PIECES for’ 85; . 

1O-TTARDPIECfiS for $i.io 

Also plenty ir the bolt at, yard -__-_ -_-__ .-_.l9c 

, 

VFd Stew _-_--_ ._.__---_ -.l2~c lb. 

,., 

-SARDINES- . 

Regular 10c cans,. now 5 for _-____.-. _-_-25c25c 

-sA TURfiAY, SEPTEtiBER 17th— All t~uitsJn●etion ●t tkoImWm#t nonaible Pricem 

mEmblem Pin and .“ 

Buttons 

for ●ll IOdgec rap, .entcd 

in Dawwn. A ❑ ew ● nsart. 

ment just receive . 

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9*%+tib* 

(Gtfti that l-i .) DAWSON.NEW MEX.’ 

~ 

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,d:~:;:;ri:. 

(Gift* th-t 1~.t.) 

the Upper school and hreh. ‘In the Sifih wade, Mj~g ,q~die ~iina, prin. 1,Commetil, Miss’ Lillian Wolin. 

The Dntison nchools o &d Sep- old building the tim~ will be from 7 cipal, 

Domestic Science, Miss Alberta Mc- 

temhir sixth with a“teach rce of to 9 on Tuesday and. Thtitiday nighb. Fifth ~=de, Mi~~ Helen Ba”er. 

thirty six. One tnacher 

[ 

Gawey. 

s added All thone desiring to secure final cit. IFoufih gyade, Miss Amy Welch. 

Manual Training and Science. Mr. C. 

to the High School faculty, ona in the izenship papem should come to school Tfird made, Mb Ely@e H#12. ~ 

H. Dye. 

Junior Hi@ School an? or,e in ~: and get a diploma. BY doing this Second grade, A CIS, M-. Hazel 

me(md &ide at thb”C/ntFal bildiqg. ! they will be exempt from examina. Special Teacbeka. 

Among the .WW features ihia year tion in open court. Other clames will $e~o~~made, B c]a~sj Mim Grace Music and Drawing, Miss Maude 

are kinder~tiens in each of the be formed if there is a demand. Night 

buildings. commercial woi M in the” school ope”nnSeptetiber 19. 

hil

MAY ALLISON in “BIG GAME’’—The Bro adway Stage Sensation, Superbly 

-o~o~-~o,~o ~*~*~0~~0~0~ ●—*~mu 

WANTED ‘ 

S00 of the prettie*t 

girls in Dmwmm to 

~ttend the o~ning 

of ““charm school”, 

Wallaca R-id, $upt. 

~ 

Amusements for th week at the 


PROGRAM 

Paramount-Fox Week $ePt ember 19-25 1 

..% 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I= 

NO SHOW 

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER a~ 

NO SHOW .. 

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 21— . . 

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2L 

“The Plunger” a M 

With Plen 

Also, “The Lost City’’-S@ 

ADMISSIO 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2L 

“Big Gam 

~ Metro Productiori, Adapted b 

Jr., from the Stage Play by 

and Kilburn Gordon. 

SYNOPSI&Elemnor Wimthrop 1o--* he 

friemdti -11 him. He is the pampered -n c 

tan” ●nd * nort of mollycoddle. Hi. wife I 

-f Mm znd Iut him take boxing Iemnoum. H* 

only m~ho & bluff of it. Buminesa in the I 

mud Elaanar g-a along. In tbe hotel on t’ 

they meet JO*U St. Je~n, ~ Cmnadian guid~ 

sigtibla to tbe Iadiec. He h=n the camp bl 

with hi* knife, =nd i- smitten with Eleano 

huskamd joalou*, ah. ngaeos Jean tomal 

t 

●hall remcb tbo cabin m the woafn tfut im t] 

at the cmbmn Jean gets no worked up in him PI 

by it ●nd profemaea real love for her. In 

hwy gets teal mad and a battle royal en 

himself. Ha leaps for tbe thromt of Juan 

knife when it wan within ● m imcb of hi. b 

All tbe 6Cht in knocked out of Jean ●nd h, 

hrry i. ● “w*I man” at l~~t. ,, 

Also, ‘The bst Citym—Se~ 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2* 

ADM1SS1O 

6 ‘A Daughter of t 

Produced and Released b 

THE CAST. 

‘ Nora H~yes . ..-.. -..-. -...2 ----- 

Jim Garth -------. -..----. ”..... 

Gmrge stBcey ------------------ 

Slim DoIan -------------------- 

Pmpa Marlowe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Immpm=tmr H~Fam ----..--------- 

Eddirn Hayai --....------------- 

SYNOPSl&Nora, Police lus~ctnr HaFederworld 

m~ting place in ●ear.h of hmr err 

a member of Stmcey’m gang. Stac*Y, wbo i 

i-g; tbi=ks Nata i. Eddia’- tiweetbeart, and 

doe- not succetd in getting her brotber a 

Tipptd off, tbe police move to crotch tbe gan 

father of Eddie’. predicament =nd kth r, 

Garth. chief detecti~e amd im love with Nor~ 

In the melee Eddie is killed b~ Stacey. Sto 

trial ●nd comvictd on Norm’s tentimony. 1 

capture Norm, holding ber am bomtage, thr 

Tbeq they capture Garth ●nd Norc krgmi 

tbetu ● mfe emcmpe toCam.dm. The trip tf 

khen Nmr~ get. p.nesmie~ of the vitrio 

agaiu t=ken into cu~tdy. G=rth and Nor, 

Also, “International 

—— 

Jcreened 

v*— •~*~ 

JNOTICE I 

Walls.rn Reid wiN 

opeu “Tho~ Chmrm 

Stbool on WdnOm. 

day. M-n7 charm- 

ing girls will t-kc 

part. 

~iversal.Metro 

her. 

y of Actibn 

SYNOPSI&Takrn 

.&..boy and in 

● chsuco” 

● few y.arti 

Scbuylor 

becmme 

ctied 

in W*1I Street aa an 

● r lionmire. Alto in W-11 

Street 

,treatve 

W,,O 

for 

the offic.~ of John 

hk ,traiEhtforward 

Houghton 

bu~i=e** I 

#ho WnS notd on “th* 

IlinEs. He ml~o had 8 

daughter of whom be waa paasio~~t*ly fOn< in Houghtoria oRito aa 

ma=ager wan. “Silent” Yate., * sneaking 1, whose real character 

waa utuuspectd by Houghton. Hit zealou~ ~rvice wtie actuated only 

by one moti*e, him lustful desire to Pomwma ilica. At length Yates’ 

morcllonc bl~ing of his emplozmr, Hougb 

the verge of bankruptcy and h* wtis forced 

“Take s Cbanco” bc.tight \hti property, unk 

ton. In a fight in Yatec’ office witnessed 

forced to confess tb~t Houghton wa~ inu*~ 

n, brought tbe latter to 

I ●ell hi- country *state. 

IWn to Yatmi or Houghr 

Alica tha former was 

,t of DodEe’c de-th ●nd 

th-t he had fired tbe fatml bullrnt. Alicrn *I Schuyler fall imtn e=ch 

other’s arma ●nd everythiae cud. hnppilr. 

qews” ‘ 

ADMkSSIO 

1. 

nth Episode.” 

22 ctc.t War Tmx 3 cts. 

99, 

Edward T. Lowe, 

fillard Robertson 

‘husband, “Lmrry” bi~ 

khe ‘aWintbropa of Born. 

ntn to mmke m real man 

ribes tba instructor and 

nadian woodm calln bim 

mdga of tha wilderness 

rho tklnk~ bimtrnlf irreed, 

kming, always resdy 

=Inking tomake ber 

lqve to h.r when they 

r detti~tion. Arri~A 

that ho is car~irnd-w-r 

D=d of gutting .jOalOII~, 

*S in =hich hrry finds 

d m-kltig Klm drop his 

,rt bo ●IMOCE kills him. 

becomes very meek and 

.’ 

nkh Episode. 

22 cts.} W-r T-x s cts. 

[eLtiw’9 

Universfd. 

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--Carmel Myers 

-.-Jack O’Brien 

..--Fmd Kobler 

- Jack Wmlterm 

-.-Dick hreno 

- Chrle# Arfing 

--- Joe Bennett 

hughtt’r, *mt*r* *m unr 

brotker, Eddie, wbo is 

>Ianaing a boune-break. 

ies to cut him out. Nara 

MY from the Rmnxnterm. 

tt work. Nora tellm bar 

I to ●mve hi. life. Jim 

urroundti the gamgstarm. 

y●nd bi~ lieutmna=t are 

Yy esca~, kw.ver, *nd 

taming her with vitriol. 

for hk life, promising 

ho border i. punctuated 

mud thm gatigatarm are 

bead for ● minit~er. 

22 ct~.; War T- 3 ct..

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DAWSO~NEWS 

PublimhA Wcek17 by Tkfi WELFARR DEPARTMENT 

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VOL 1. 

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VAWSON, NEW MEXIC& THURSDAY, 

—,— 

SEPTEUBER 22, 1921 

.—— 

NUMBER 34. 

BRITISH COAL SITUATION 

R’apoti indic=that, the present 

THE PROTECTION 

OF OUR. FORESTS 

INCOMES AND PROFIT TAX BIG 

Washington.-Nearly 76 por cent 

DAWSON TEAM WINS 

CITY CHAMPIONSHIP 

production is on practically the mme 

basis an that of one year ago, nob 

Ac(~ording b the Unitid States Iof the government’s &x revenue of 

~ore~t ~e~ce, ~en~y.four ~~te~ ~~ $4,500,000,000 during the last fiscal 

The free baseball game which was - 

played at the ball park. on Ffiday af. 

withstanding the fact thnt there are 

1S1 pib, smploying ov,er 26,000 men, 

closed compl ,:tely, in addition to 93 

29,0000 men, which 

more will receive $400,000 of federal 

funds for the protection of their for. 

eet lands fr,om fires durin~ the wxt 

fi~nw~year, 

year came from tnxes on incomen and 

,Profib, according ~ nn Official sum. 

mnry made Publk by the Treasury 

~epartment. Tbe principal sources 

ternoon au a part of the Mexican Iq-. 

dependence day celebration, settled 

the que~tion as to who ia entitled to 

These f“ndg are contingent upon of the remnining 26 per cent were the city championship of Daw~on, Fri. 

First, that those ~isted au follows: day’a game was between Dawson and 

states have Rome system of fire Pro- Tobacco, $255,218,499, including Capihn and re~”]ted in a ~ne-~ided 

by law; ~e=ond, it is ~igarette~, $18 5,053,369; transfer of 

hed~ of “ariwble e~tatem,$lf,4,g39,902; transptition contest from first to last, Dawmn 

streams; third, an amount equal to of freight, $140,019,077; tranaporta- running in 22 scores while Capikn 

The usual cticks are being replen- thc appropriation ~“~t be ~xpendod tion of pamengers, $97 ,481,896; ad. put over OnIy 8. ,.’ 

i~ed in man> quarters. Inland Pur- by ~he ~~te ; ~n~ fourth, that the pro. ~i~aion8 to theaters, concerts, cabar- Trujillo, who took the mound for 

chaaam, mmh an the milroads, are te~tiOn m~~t ~over all c]asaemof for. ets, eti., $8~ ,7z6 ,906; distil~ed EPIT~C’apikn proved tO be n keen dimpholding 

off f cr further price concen- ~~t ,a”d+ 

iti, $82,596,969; automobiles, motot- 

Biorm. Also there ire a great num- The protection of our foieati from cycles, trucks, eti., $76,028,157; cap-~, pozntment. 

The fan.skngwthatT:. 

ber of coal-co -~~umingplanti, such as f-Ircs is a matter of vi-l importance ital stock of corporation, $s1,514,- Jll10 can pitch gOod ball, he showed lt 

the iron and steel foundries, which to the nation at ]a~e, The ~cOnOmic 344; nonalcoholic beverageq, $5S,- m last Sunday’~ game when he pitih- 

~re shut’ dow 1. It iu mpo~d that lose due to fote~t fireg each year ~n~ 679,192 ; ~~tomObile tires, parti and ed four i“ni”gs for Dawnon and held 

“there are onl J 12 blast furnaces out 

of 400 in o~etation i“ the United 

.Kinirdom at t ~e present time, but it 

ia con~ldentl y expected that full OF 

erationn will )e resumed when coke 

In t 0 an appalling ampunt. Important 

aa the matter is to the general public, 

it ig Of even ~~ater impO*n~e to 

the people of Northe~” New Mexico. 

ln thig ~.ction the foro~t cOn~~~te~ 

acce=ories, $89,517,602; telephO~e, ,Lorita to only one hit. But in the 

telegraph and radio mernmges, $2’1,- game Friday afternoon he wan in 

360,22g; jeweIry, watches, clockfl, 

~24 ~03,905; ~an- bsd form, and before being taken out 

opera glasses, etc., , 

dy, $20,436,478; pianos, m’gans, etc., in th4 sixth inning, he was pounded 

tiecline~ to 2s 9. 

It is antici p,~ted that British inland 

one of our principal aweti. Amide $11,667,9.21; fum, $9,081,28S; seate, 

from the intr~n$i= “a,ue of the ~im. befih~ and ~~te~Om~, $8,485,014; 

fOr a tOtil of twelve hiti and Elxteen 

~“nn. ~ngligh pi~hed the ~emai”der 

buying will b,< re8umed shortly, and 

this may pro ve helpful to American 

coal in other markets. The recent 

her, ~uy fOreB& are be~~ming each 

year an even greater mecca for the 

to”ri~~ ~bo ~ome to view the wooded 

motion picture film, leased, $6,008 t- 

108; perfumes, coametim and medical 

articles, $6,800,768; sporting @ode, 

~f the ~me for capib~, with about 

the same result, eight hits and six 

relapse in sterling exchange has added 

b our dif Zcultieu. The present 

quotation for Cardiff coal of SO~.f.o. 

b, ($5:47, aC)Masonic lodge to be 

present. 

b comrnenre; everY mat in bhe opera 

FREE LAND FOR SOLOIERS 

h- w- fi~d. me ~ ~ 

speech= and wngu whidh tid been 

Waebin~n—More than 200 farms 

on government reclaimed land wl~ ] a~- for ~ ~ed 0~ ~~ 

]ey u.ag the ~~]y man ~ ~on”~~t for ~ 

homer. 

The eeore by innin~.a was aa fo]- 

10+8 : ‘R HE 

CAMP FIRE NoTES 

(Lou I,je Springer.) 

The U~a Camp FiPe Girls met at 

the home of H elen Fra%er last Wedbe 

opened w entry by ex-eenice men 

this month. Their farms are Iocati 

on the Noi.th Platte and the sho~hone 

irnmtion projects in Wyoming. The 

Nofih p]ati project was op&ned for 

m=ked enti~. Excelleti muwfc Daw~n--6~5 O4O42=—222O4 

Capital --l2OOOOll8-Sll 6 

ma furninhed by tie WdmbU~ 

~n& 

BOY SCOUTS T&E HIKE 

At 10 Frfday u“rning, a MWic 

=turdsy morning Me ~ Samrtu 

ne~day evening. 

of the ai.ening was 

entry September 9, nnd 

~hOne project Ml] be ~“ 

the She. 

s~p~mber 

pa~de 

btrse, 

= f~~ ~~m 

and lrd by bhe band, mrtied 

gatiered ~etir tdreir _ ~ 

in Waparation for an over nig~ tike. 

#pent in electi new officem. Those 16. The D~pa~ent of the ~n~rior ~. tie Umr -p, r-ing by Leaving Dawwn $hu~ dtm 10 % m. 

eIacted were: eIen Frazer, Chief- ~nnCIUnCe# none but ~XiII~~C~ ~~n way & No+ 5 ~“$ &+n n~. Fol. the ~YE ~ik~ UP =~ve -, w~e 

retary and treaa- will be permitted tu make filine un- lo~ng fie .~mde a~er ,pm~m they made their camp.. The remaindurer. 

The CamIp Fire OirIs voted on til 6(I days afbr the opening. If at et wf Obe day, @H ~ - and a 

ef apaechea and MW - rmrdered 

a n- member Edna Tinsler. She the end of 60 daye, any land re- 

~fi of he ne~ ,&y - *~~ ~ 

Was acceptid. mains unclaimed othere will be pera’t 

tie rqrura h-. shoti a periad for tie tie _ ~1 

Light refres menta were nerved mitted tg make fi]i”gs.’ In & afiern~n a free base HI k quickly. At b~ a.so in m & 

and afkr pract cing a few non~ tbe 

girls adjourned to the Opera House, , SCALE lNSPECTOR’ 

where they aa]Ig for the Mexjcan 

celmbmtion, 

bfr. C. R. J&~&e 

The Camp FiIe Girls of both camps was in D8wson on Thuday 

ent.?~ined the tenchem at the home ular Wur of -Ie in~ 

@me “was nt~ed h tie bath prk be- e~~n Mr. MuMen and Mr. W-12 

HERE 

jind the Mfiy nnd remained for w 

trveen &e Dawmn and)Captin temne. 

rtin trip. During & e.eni~ Dr. 

me evening wae given ovm ti daw- “dfid ~m+ We]=h vi- he ~mp 

ineptir, 

on n reg~ lng at tie Opem ham, - ugnim bringing tith them five big ~a~r. 

beiw furnkhed by & Wdwnburg me]ona. The” ~ & around tie. 

of Mr. and M . Bre”nan. Thoee Seal= at he 

praaent repo a very nice Clme. t~~( Th~~y 

The evening w e spent in dancing ~~~~ ~ he 

and pla~,ing ga ea. Them were about w410 armnti 

aevard tippl.se were 

~~n. me 

we~are -*, 

~ tine -k, 

band. 

The celebration waa cond~ 

a very urderk and ~~ 

camp fire and did justice b W ~ 

“ ermelon, tiiuh w= indeed a tr~ 

in 

M me boys dll ~ad~ rem~ber. 

m~- A~ tit 10 Sun&y m- td10 

eighty pment. 

mtved on thei la 

Refreahmenti wem 

about ten o’clock 

rr~nisif 

of intion. 

Mm,Jti~ w hkr~ ner B~ m~ 

mittee in ~ 

=~k ia due ~* 

of ~h 

CUM- -~ broke 

M bw’d. 

_.mld Kied back 

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The DawsonNews II 

PAUL K. “CARSON, “ 

Director and EdItur 

Term. ot flulm.rlet i.n 

@lx mt.nthe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- $1::: 

one Xe,lr -.- . . . . . . . ..-.. +------- 

Advertlilng Rate@ on APPllc*tlOn 

“II 

Enturea n.uonh-olamn 

March lUth, ::Z1, mt the pfmt-of~::t:: 

Davnon. Ke= ~~tixico, 

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. If you do not receive your Paper TeK- 

UIaclY, or If at uny time YOU ch=~se 

your uodreua, kindly lnfOrm U. and 

pr~mpt uttentlon will be given ~0 YOU,’ 

r2questB. 

COPPER SITUATION 

During the latter Part Of JUIYand 

the first half of August the price of 

copper again “hit the tObOggan.” .~o 

reasons are assigned for the quO~tion 

of 12 cents per pound; first, this 

price being quoted mainly by Corn- ‘“ 

uanies having conaiderable cur~ent 

production OF Premins finnncial I 

needs and. second, to the fact t~t 

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Are You Having Trouble Making Ends eet? 

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Perhaps the income ~ not as large as befO~e. Even so, IN~ME is OhlY 

half the stury. The other half and by f a? the more important of the two, is OUT ;: 

Are you gsttiw value received for it? 

LOok over YOUr expen=a for the past mOnth. Were “they a]l necessary ‘e! 

really worth while ? Did YOUbu someth;ng YOUreallY have IIttle use ‘or, just 

cause it wa~ che&pJor have You f ought things beyOnd YOur mea?a because Y~.u aP- 

Dened to temparardy have some. extra money in your pocket or m YOUT checking ‘1 aciount 

? 

AnBWer these questions for yourself and see if on arO ui 

If you are not getting ahead try a new plan. 8 pen a &vi’~~B Account ith 

UBnext >ayday, even though it;Bonly a dollar or ten dollara or twenty dollars, nd 

thm each succeeding payday da osit likewise. DO YOU think t~t so Sm?ll an am nt 

. is not worth bothering about? %.u win find {f YOUgive We Plain a fair chance at 

you can et along without tit ten or twenty just us well and YOU will have Wmet ing 

to show f’ or It at the end of thee or mix months time. 

You will-then wonder why you didn’t try thi. simple Scheme Y~arS ago, fo. it 

will give You a better iaea of the value Of moneY, and giva YOu a ce~in ~a~sfac Ion 

in looking ,back over the year’s work, that can he obtilned in no other waY. 

It is never too ]ate to commence over, so stnrt in next ayday ~tb any am nt 

YOUfeel you should or can put aside. Don’t put it off longer {“” y kidd.mg youiaelf ntb , 

waiting until You. have a hundred or two hundred, becau~e that time maY never c me 

hnd You are Iouing taluahle time in the meantime. 

./ 

St-t now; Any amount welcome at 

13rititih dealers continue tO BUPPIYbottom has been reached for the d+. to figures compiled hy a well 

Germany at prices under thooe at 

clinc. The third reaaon for feeling 

which American producers are will- 

ing to do busine=. One lot of 1,000,., hopeful is that during the first half 

00-0 pounds was sold late in July at of August, 8aleB were running at 

wn copper authority, EurOpe tois 

absorhin~ copper at the rate Of 

,000,OllU younds per -aiinum. TMs 

Dawsol i. Hotel 

11 7-8 cents Per pound, this being about the mme rate aa obtiinad dur. early 40 per cent Of tie amount I 

occasioned by a ~peculator who had lng . the corresponding period in July. 

to meet bnnK1ng obligational. Sever- Germany and Japan continue to be 

aI consumers tried to find a prOduc- the main foreiw b“yerg, and it i~ 

m in 191S. Although Germany, 

Itria and Spain produce some coPbv 

far the largest part of Eu- 1 AmeriE nPlan 

1 

er early in August who would be 

pointed out that since the armistice, 

willing to aell for prOmpt ~hgpment these nations have conhi~tently been 

at 11 7-8 centi per pOund, but were ,the ~iflent pu=cha~~m, in either tho 

““nsuccemful: The American Smelt- f oreign or the domeetic market,” in 

ing & Refining company is temporarthat 

theti purchaflea have shown conily 

,o~~tof tb market, while the Calucentration 

ihto periods when the pricmet 

& IIeclA and Anaconda interests 

es of copper have been relatively low. 

refused to make any -le~ fOr le= During 

July, Japanese interests con- 

than 12’1-8 cents per pound. 

tracted for the shipment of betieen 

While this drop in me~l qu?~- 10 and 15 mil]ion pounds, at & price 

tions in naturally ~Omew~t depre~s- ~f 12 ~en~ per pound, p.~ide ,ghip, 

Unite~ States. Germany ie now 

sumiu at the rate of 226,000,- 11 

poun~s per year; in 1913, that na- j 

,e portion of which went into war 

ipment. England’s present rate 

Electric Li 4 hts-steam 

ing, Yet copper p“roducem have sever- 

New York. It is not believed that 

al =eano”m for f ee]ing encouraged ~ erman buying in the London mar. 

over recent events. The fimt of these 

ket has been heavy, as otherwise the 

ia the . official announcement that 

British supplies would soon be ex- 

July mleB of copper, for both domes - hau~ted, 

A report to the Depart. 

tic and foreign eccounk, totale d 

ment of Commerce from London h 

nearly 76,000,000 poundu, or 36,000, - 

to the effect that the weakness in the 

000 poundm more than many of the 

copper metal market there is due to 

importint sellem believed the tots 1 

the un=ttifactory reports that come 

would be. The output from the re-f 

rom America, and to the extreme 

fineries during the month was prac - 

trade depression in England, owing 

tically the ~ame as during June— 

to the conditions brought about by 

namely, 4’6,000,000 pOund*BO t~ t the ~oa, ~~ke+ .The ~me repofi 

salea were about 90,000,000 poundn 

states that “the single bright spot is 

in exco~s of production. Whan the 

tbe comparstiyely healthy purchas. 

copper surplus can be reduced at the. 

Ing by Germany, which country. ap. 

rage of nearly 1,000,000 pounds per 

pears to be the only European itite 

day during one of the admitid ly 

able to take any appreciable q“anti- 

“slow mohths” of the year, and in the.’ 

ties of copper at pre~ent.” AccO=d. 

midst of a business depression at I 

THEDAWSONGA#AGE 

A M. VAN DY”KE, MmMger 

Twice-a-Day Auto Service Lh ton 

A.ta b.m ~r~=e at 9 A. M. ●nd s P. M. Iwed cm:. , 

WEM EQUIPPED MACHINE SHO 

i 

Full Line of I 

Automobile Access~ries 

tit, producerw of the metil hnve 1 

ni,thing to fear from the calamity ~ 

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hov;lets who have been predicting! 

all sorts of dire thinm for the red 

metal induntry, just becnuae there is 

- a tcv !porary over-production at a 

titnu of u.orld-wide depremion. The 

eticrntafireason for encoyrigement ifl A ButterKist~PopCornMachi~e 

the fIIi:r that tho American Steel & 

Wire co pany, a subsidiati uf the 

IS OUR tiWEST IMPWVEMENT 

‘United S1 tes Stiel Co~ration, ~ 

been buying copper in million-pound 

~ WILLUSE BU~ER ONLY INTHISMACHIN 

‘lots, and is understood to hays purchased 

a considerable tonnage at 12 

WITH NO SUBSTITUTIONSOF LARD 

eentn per pound. Bids made by the 

c~.npany of 11 S-4 cents per pound 

failed b bring forth any offerin~ ~ 

OR oLEOMARGERIN~ . 

1’ 

‘from .producem. PaBt experience k 

shown and proven the,t when puiehaes 

are made in such quaritities by J. J. LAVBACH, Propri tor 

subsidiary compunies of the nteel corporation, 

it fa usually a uign that the 

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Mm. %eelsr and two wns of 

Trinidad, CQ1O.,were visitiug in Daw- ~ 

mn on SnihY. 

d 

Mr. tinklin and f&mdY, and Mr. , 

CHURCH DIREC 

wn an Wdne6- 

J~a. Tmer and fmily -t Sunday D=WOO~ Cbu =. 

tmnti~ and fiting n- ~N. ministur. T Bib~e Schd001, 

10.00a. m. 

%. YOun~, 

au ~: Primarygraa~ 

rdr. Steve=t Friday for m+ at 1FLEe.cnStation,Mii 

fd+ 

Utnh, where he e~ecti to make K~a ~y~u; in cbarg, highernadaBrn~ 

,Ch. E enimg utice S.00 

thome. , . ~ . m. ~,:hoir ..r pr tics Friday, $.00 P. 

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Mr. and MIS. John SharP have r- ‘“ -’ ““”’”-T 

‘n’ ‘. ““ ‘. [l day. 

M-g. Kiddk, .B@ ad 9priQger 

were fishiw W bke 20 near Mex- 

Mr. Rr.fph LtieU cd Ra~ was 

kisitin~ wifi Mr. and Mm. H. B. L]* 

turned from a two-weeks’ vac&tion 

spent ,in Colorado. 

. 

Mr. Henry Maroa of Raton arrived 

in Dawmn Saturday, where he exPec~ 

to remain for the next two wfeeks. 

Mr. and Mm. W. Mitchell left Sunc~q,hofii 

Chu b-Sundays: M~ea 

Eat 

x.80 a. m. or’ English-u~e~ng, 

110.80 

a. m., for ~c~oh-;penkl~ Reo- 

Iple. 

Evening, ‘ Week-day 

smvicea: M-e at6.30” and 1 a. m. 

: Junior choir r care.ah Wednesdays 

, at 4 u. m. Firs! Mlday of tie monh 

devofirm: Casn~i.3n, 6; 80, mum 

at7and8a. rn 

day for Denver, where they will spend 

I 

TheDawson “~”‘“R“Y= 

“BARBER SHOP ““re~~ ‘n‘@nday ~,he ~eti ,ew ~eeh — 

E. F, SCOTT, P-P. 

.Mr. and b. 

hank Be-h 

L. O. M=e end Mr. 

br~ b ~~ On Mr. V. E. Richardi, of Trinidad, 

,W ~T ADS 

—. ThuAay. wus a buqinem vkiitor in Dawmn on Tq the Dmwoo Nave for what Jou 

Mr.1. G. Levering.U&t~aY 

for Denver, Cdlo., where he, em 

/UP.~-DATE b spend hi, vasation. “ 

‘onday” 

Miw Edna- convalescing 

from an attack of typhOid fever. and 

want to bu 

found -tid 

J Far S~lc-or 

sell, OF Iont 

+ 

second hm 

mnd 

SANITARY AND “ 

ChiIdrenj~H~y Cuts a. 

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Mr. ~n~ ~. wm. wdler and expectsw Soorientarschool. Six hole Natio ~al range. Inquire at 

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Mr. Thomaa Jdnsun -rti ti Ro- 

“ 1121. 

Messrs. .~rank Shelton and S. B. 

ton on Saturday the 17th. 

~ Shannon were bu~ine- visitom in 

Mr. Jwes %bner and. R-rd Mosquero Imt Monday. ~ATO N ELECTRIC, I 

HOU-~ 

-heunf8yr, 

A. H. to 7 

wte9P. 

P. M. 

bf. ., 

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Luunley went ~ Laa V- Samr- 

Mr. and Mm. MuN& and Mr. Deerday. 

ing left for Tex- Sundayp where 

Mr. Bob Babbitt was a Daw~on Mey expect ti mud b fw week 

~i~i~r on Tuesday. ~. -bb~ vbdti~ friend= . 

SEOE SHOP I 

wmI formerly emplayed hy ,tie Phelps ,. 

‘-SIGNIFICANT NEWS 

Dodge Mercantile ctimPan~ 

1’ DEC. W. HOOVER I 

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Mr. J. E. ~in, ”*U baa been According ta the geological nuweY, 

em~yed as a clerk * tie dbwt, only a fraction of one per cent of the 

DEE. A. POLIAK ‘, left ‘Thutiay for Tucumcsri, where svailubl~ coal in the Unitid StitiB 

he ex~ b mmka an eb~ visit. han been mined. The amount utiU 

. Dentists ~- 

underground and within S,000 feet of . 

Mr. ti H. ~dWWr’S ~ tie Edwr’a 

the eurface in mid w be more than 

“ I - 

Bfiew fiPP& ~w~Y ~ ~~d~ 3,5sE,000,000,000 tons. 

Sprti~ was a wltor m I?a_ Fn- 

OFFI~ HOURS: “ 

I In the United Statis the avemge 

“’l’” 

s A. M. m“ 12.00 M. II say. 

IdoN. 2?fd. St., 

Rdon, :-:* :-: N. M. 

Best ipped shop in 

New Mexico. 

s~td Attintion given 

il orders.. 

N“wo k guaranteed. 

We ry a timplete 

~..line of Nap-a=Tan 

wor shoes and la- 

expkndltureti for automobile -ns- dies’ outing boots. 

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Mr: and M~timde= m Ipo~tion ia 12.~6 cen~ per mile- 11 

:::s--[?:s5: “j!!!!o ml 

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tf. 

rel. tienty per cent reduction in live 

Forty-eight natioha are repreuent- 

League of Nationn, winch opened iti 

. . b # ‘ Mrs, Gm am?dm af Dawmn and ~emion at Geneva on September btb. 

,. 

~T&OWe Burcb ti ~os tive been The New York Stnte mldier bonus 

A. 

ltiian, French o: ,Ameri- 

TrlniH visitim for the ma few e.t hae been declared unconstitutionnl 

by-the court of ‘APPOa]& 

can 

S“UG”GE~TION’ ‘“’ — 

‘ During the paut week the war de- 

=. Atiti Pem@~ ~ft Monday pmtntent mold WaF, mak~als in B READ ~~ 

for ft~, fie he ex~ W ~~ amount JI,5MI.000 which wem a W* . 

... Before buying a coat, Ifor 8 few m.ntha. Mr. P-hi Will of the surplus ntock on band atthe 

,r&urn ti Da- ‘ 

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clo~eof the war. It @ estil~atid that Pafftrti’.s of All Kinds 

just take a look at “our 

therestill re~~in~a #tickvalued at Fresh: 3akcdEvery Day 

~. s. N. nani~lw~~ Mr. ? over WO billion dollars:. 

Stik of Mackinaw.’ Mehr, reprsng t5e Lwm Kmt- 

Acc~rdinE ~ the 1920. ‘EnBui~ 

ting factory “of ~mn, CO~O..,were Candie * To~ft 

there are 41,697 iUi@rate# in the 

Drinks 

Armytoodsstore - 

bdnem visitam in D=wmn la week . s~~ of New Metico, 28,757 being 

Old School Building 

~. 

Dawson “- 

M . 

n%tivc whites. or of native Wre@Ee. 

Mr.wud“~=. Alec Stidun, JA e 

ad Al= Jr., rehund fitnrd8 Pemnu more Wan ten yea= old and 

y 

unable to. write were termed illiter .- ~. T. c, HiM m~rad w M-a 

from ~ir autcomblle fi’~, _ ww 

m; tinw Wedndy. 

spent viatbing a nuutber.af tie nofi - ate. 

,- NW M- *=. 

s During the past month over 20;00 o“ .Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge and childmore 

men have been employed by the fin “=”d ~ ~ ‘T~~tman of Cimarron 

Ftiday af&=U.Wer 

laid” ~ide books and ~ncils 

Schoo I railmad~ Of ths Atlsntia E~~s. 

for one Mr. Harry L. K@nt of Foti Haye ‘, 

‘tisited et 

WikOn of 

he homi of Mr. and Mm. 

0.’7. . 

Mr. J. L. ~“ 

‘i~ti~ritie~b 

P1OY Of W El Pm 

erLI. Mr. ~a 

‘timAbW 

of Am k hour and with =kea, broom and Kanu., k ~“=ptad.the p~sidOncy of 

em: ahove~ they fell’ ~IOUSIY ~ wOrk the New Me=ico colle~ of _CU 1- a., Gue Churidau k been tiih 

=nd tithWti clea~W “ya~. Considering the num - ture and Mec~nic ~. ing for tb ?ee ..or four dm in Trini- 

-b. a reti= prmnt ?nd “fie time !Ynt%Qu”~ A tital of 19$ lives a~ lost in - - dad, qtair ning with hie wife on fi- 

‘ . .. a sboting w= made., . cent Texab floods. dq. . 

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House Furn~hing 

Dept. I - 

6x9 Arm-trong Klm Ieum 

Rug. ----. -.a----- .1. 

..$10.00 

Tk.re i. no felt papat .cd in the 

construction nf theme r ~.. They 

arc made with haavy b rlap brick, 

the ●ame m. all g-ad @ ●de Litiol- 

mum. 

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THERE HAS BE N A 

BIG REDUC ION 

ON ALL 

Aluminum $are 

New i, n gwd lime to s pply your 

wamtm. You will find au; .te.k 

mmplete 

Fruit Dep~. 

1We .~rry all fresh 

fruitm in FOanen. 

v.gt able. snd 

Wa have ju*t receiv d another 

carload of Tucumcari 

WATER MEL NS 

Tka,eare the best t. b bad—try 

one. 

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KODAKS , 

AT PRE-WAR PRICES 

Our entire stock of Kodaks now down to prewar 

prices. A good selwtion in stock Ask to see 

them. 

LET US FINISH YOUR PICTURES 

Any size rolI film developed for 10c 

Prints from 3 ~nts to 6 cents each 

Films left Monday and Tuesday, ready Wednesday 

Films left Wednesday and Thursday ready Friday 

Films left Friday and Saturday ready Monday 

Your favorite negatives enlarged for 50c and up. 

A complete stock of ,fresh films at all times. 

Special Sale on Guns 

We have some guns which we have bought at a 

special bargain and are now offering these to the 

public at a big reduction: 

12-Gage Auto Loading Remington Shotgun, 

regular price $75.00, sale price ._-. _-.$55:000O 

12-Gage Remington Pump Shotgun, regular 

price $61.00, sale price __--_____----_-__005.00 

30-Caliber Remington Auto Loading Rifle, 

Regular price $73.50, sale Price _-____ -_-$55.00 

30-Caliber Remington Pump Rifle, regular 

price $58.00, Sale price ___--. _______ $45_005.00 

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Jewelry Dept. 

Wright’- Silrer CrMm-.-----35c 

We hava just recaivd ■mother 

●imortm.mt of beautiful band- 

paiuted Chin- and Cut Glass. Ack 

to -~e tham. 

-Gifts that Last— 

DrugDept. 

We U9W ha.. m ~ood ●t-=k of cel- 

arY seed, mumtard seed nnd pow. 

dared tumoric for ●emsoniug pickl*s 

Clothing Dept. 

Boys Overalls 

8 to15 yr. sizeg .$1.00 

BOYS’- TROUSERS 

Special at Half Pricm for three 

da,, ~IIly 

$2.oo ~,adm -----.. ---. -..$1.00 

$3.00 grsda -.-- . . ..-----. $1.50 

*..5O grade ..--.. _.----. -$2.25 

Friday, Saturday 

Monday 

September 23,24 and 26 

of consumption im given at 2- 1,ooo.- C*nada -----------––- ~O”iS2K,6?9 fOr pewOleum and i~ by-firoduct~. 

000 pounds per year, as again: ;t so93- 1919 They have developed literally. hun- 

000,000 pounds in 191S. Year to June 30th:. 

dreds of uses for mineral oil of every 

Recently figures have beBlI made P@rLI _--___i_-.--__-- 91,504,270 chenlical description, and the re~ulti 

public as to the production of copper Chile ______ .----__ i__229,177,l77 Ihave added immensely to the scope of 

in the United Staten fOr the fi mt half Metico ______________ 69,S16,492 the Shndard Oil company’s market. 

of 1“921. Tha output of Primary cOp- Canada There is little question but what sim- 

-;------------ 32,022,311 

per during that period W*B ~ After the numeroui meetin~ and 

ilar beneficial results can be attain. 

000 pounds, or at an annual ed through experlmentition with 

confmences, announcement wae made 

664,000,000 poundu, aE c On A“@st 10 Of the formatjO” Of the copper, While deviging new uues for 

~jth 1,206,061,040 pounds ~Opperand Bras= Re~~~r~hhocim. the metal, the new Association might 

Mr. Frank BUSW1O. 

Mr. Angelo Aamla. 

Mr. George Abbott. 

Mr. Kenneth Sneddon. 

Miss Sadie Covert, 

Mm. W. C. Burnett. 

Miw Bertha McCrear~. 

Mrs. Earl Maya. . 

Miss Albertu McGar.vey. 

Miss Frankie Shelton. 

Mr. Paul K. Carson. 

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and 1,224,484,098 pounds in 1913. tion ~“ unincorporated, voluntary, well devote some attention b the lUr, Harry Gossett, ,Tr; 

However, in June tbe output of pri- I nationwide ‘ organization of the cop. p- 

roblem of distribution, for if copper 

mary copper was but 1S,000,( 00,000 ‘ per, brass and copper-alloy Interesb 

could be placed before the consumer 

pounds, and if this monthly rate is in the united s~te~, ~, ~, Apaai*, at a reasonable price, the demand ● 

maintained during the laut 1Ialf of president of the Calumet & Hecln 

would no doubt be increased. Today, 

1921, the totil production Ining Company of Michigan, has 

most pr0ducer5 cannot receive enough 

current year will be but 440 ~ ~lected preeide”t of the a~o. for their coppsr to pay the ,cout of 

pounds, or about S00,000,00 The ~bjcct of the ~gocia- production, yet by the time it refmbee ● 

Mr. John O’Brien. 

Mr. Mattheti Saul. 

Mr. J. J. Laubgch. 

M?. hui.g Savio, 

Mr. Roy Covert, _ 

Mr. R. H. Barney. 

Mr. Robert Graber. 

under 1920.. One of the “ ies in tion ia to increase the u~ea Of copper. the open market, its “cogt to the mn- ●—$5.00 donation. 

the copper ointment” is the fbr 

Simi,ar ~ndeavom siBtent practice should develop tbe wpring hard, wide Top- firou@ the 

42, :S5,767 .tbait product. 

material available inti two of the deep mtir, a b~e Kdnn sub. 

42, “S2,815 have yielded big returns in other iv - 

best basket ball teams in Northern mergml in one pa~ d ti~ rmol for 

13, 111,94s dustries. The Sbridrerd Oil compny is 

use by ~ldren and b+nrie~ and 

n tlotable example of a producer that New ~efico” 

The honor list of thwe who have _ huwn. No _ is ~.r for 

b~e enriched itielf by developing new 

mvinmring in the ,wo1, mbi~ iu ap- 

69, P17,65 4 uses for its wares. For Yeara ths t ~aid their ‘“uar’ ‘s ~~ng’ 

66, 69,54 6 .:umpnny has emplOyed a corps of ex - Honor Roll. pmxim~y 100x160 fe~+~er 

61, 14,502 pert chemists to di8c0ve~ new uees Mr. LWROYtiubch. City Independent. 

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PARAMOUNT-FOX WEEK SEPTEMBER 26-OC~BER 2 UNI~ERSALMETRO 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921— 

NO SHOW 

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27— 

NO SHOW 

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 

“TheEducationof Elizabeth” 

FAMOUS.LASKY PI-YOTOPUY IN FIVE PARTS. RELEASED 

BY PARAMOUNT. ADAPTED FROM THE PLAY BY ROY” 

HORNIMAN. SCENARIO BY ELMER HARRIS. DIREC- 

TOR, EDWARD DILLON. CAMERAMAN, GEORGE FOL- 

EY. RUNNING TIME, SIXTY MINUTES. 

FEATURING BIUIE BURKE AND DONALD CAMERON 

SYNOPSl+E1i=beth B=nk-. chorus girl, is -wA by Tbomlt F-ir- 

fax, demcedm=t -f an old ,Colonisl f=milr. He IiV*. with hi- ~pim~ter 

●i~ter, Lucy, ●md Harry, * younger brother. Eliz-betb con~eute tm=rry” 

Thoma~, •ltboU~Ltihe doee not love him. Thomsa g~a t* 

Tasu, leaving Eli-beth in care of h ai~tar, who int.ad. to du=te 

he= ~ that .he IumY prove .w~rtby of ~k blue-blinded Fairf=xec. 

Eli~bath imj=tm conmidorable “pap” 3*to her surroumdimzn, evum 

while .cquirinE culture. Harry is ● book worm, caraless of his Pr. 

.ou.1 .Wrmm.e,, butEIAbutb ●-ak.- him t. . DOW intarmt i. life 

~nd they f=ll in love. TbmM8 retuma from Texae, where he h. 

b=n fmmin=ted by Lily Kerr, ●motfter membr of the charun. Eli-- 

ktb’c tr~n.fbrmat$ou into ● u old. fmbiond girl convincaa him tht 

Lify it -Ily- the WFtn.r he-w.nti. So Thommo ~.lrnr to wcd hit 

new fl-m=, whiln Eli=bctb, no longer bound to him, ~cccpt- H*rrY, 

tko mm *he lo-es. 

Tbi. i. sn excellent comdy, -bly directed, alwerly ●.td ●nd 

pbotmgraph~ with ple~qing skill. Itm humor is of b fwwn, imcinivn 

ty-, uo ~ttempt in mmde to develop the plot mlong fmrcieml lines, 

mebta move with the Warkle and lilt of .= merry tuuo, the ●ction 

trips mlom~ breetily with ne~cr - hitch in the whole fire rwls -d ● 

thoroughly uti~f nctory clim*x it =ttaincd. A better vehicle for the 

●UT coufd b*rdly be im=gined mud the mmny Amirar of &rmins 

Billie Burke will •s~urodly not be dic=ppointcd b7 thic picture. 

THUeSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2- 

Also, a Two-Reel Comedy 

ADMISSION 2Z ●t,.~ W8T T== 3 cte. 

NO SHOW 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Sk 

“CHALLENGEOFTHE LAW” 

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AN INTERESTING WESTERN 

THE CAST 

tipt. BYuce 9Cavmnaugb ..-.. -_._... Willimm Ruu.11 

M=del~* DU B*rm -.-. -------- . . .. HeIe~ Fergumm 

Tr-yor Tom W.11.ce .-..--------Artk.r M-,,bm 

Pure D“u Bmrre ..-. –.––-. ------------Jmrnea FmrleY 

PrWriatOr Of GerI*r*l Stem --.-----.. Robert Klein 

Fourchett. ------------------------ D. L Mit.er~. 

SYNOPSIS-Cspt. Brucn Cs~~tiqgh of tie NO~W=.i Muntd p- 

fice, imsentb? biti superior officer t= F~rt Qu’APRa to p~t ● ~t~p t- 

fur omuggling into the United Shte~ b; tr~derc, who befiove kwc 

-UFO md. to oPPress them. Bruce h scco~nied by T,DD~, Tom 

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“Passion ~luit” 

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METRO PHOTOP~Y 1 SIX PARTS 

THE CAST 

Rrngin~ Dominant ----------.- .--. -.. --Doraldina 

Pierce hmnmt --------------------- Edward &rle 

Andre, 

!’Th~ 

Rmnce --------------- 

Ancie=t@@ -------------- 

---.. Stuart 

.----S~dney 

Holmes 

Br~cey 

Nu*nu* -------------------- 

Pot.. Dominant -------------- 

--- Floremce Turner 

-Wm. H. Bainb,idg. 

SYNOPSI=Peter 

he Iiwao with 

ponnns Regina 

Dominsmt is awncr 

bin daughter, Roeiaa. 

●md her estate. Pierce 

f = South Sea l-land, whero 

● overweer,. Rancm, plots to 

mont, wbem drunk, immulh 

Regimm, but regrets hi. ●ctimn. R~nce Y throateuine to exile ~ Ha. 

waii~n priest to the IePer colony, force him to PreP*FO m wi~Omcd 

cigmr, which old Domin~nt ●mokea mud 

Regina for bb conduct. Sk i- im~mc= 

e=trunto him with the manmgemeat of b 

~tiven torevolt *g*in*t Regina, an%he 

iem. ~mOnt ~vlOui=~ t* 

f~vor~bly b7 the 7outh ●ud 

r e~tmte. bmca excitem th~ 

Iem that #he tin ● It81f -cute. 

They capture hmotit ●nd tha girl. R* cm hold. n drunk.m f.~ti~~li 

durkg 

revals 

which be fercem Regiua to dance s hul~-hul~. Re#inri’m maid 

Rance’s guilt ●nd kills him. Pm co is matord011tb8i-lad 

md the ltier~ fiud hppimeo* togothor. 

Also-’’The Lost City” 

ADMIS 

Eighth Episode 

ION 22 cts.; W-r Tax 3 ct.: 

SUNDAY, .OCTOBER 2— I 

“Opened Shutters” 

‘UNIVERSAL PHOTOPUY MIFIVE PARTS 

THE. CAST 

Smm L.8y ------------------ - ----- Joe Swicbrd 

S71A boy ----------------- . ----- Editi Robrts 

Minty ‘. . --------------------- ---- brraime Wieler 

Upt*in km Foster ------x --- -.--And-w w~ldom 

Edna Derweat --------------- ----- ..NOl~ ~u=fo~ 

Mrs. Lm Fmt.r -------------- ---. --.FIoY. Brow. 

Jacob J*cobwu -------------- ------Ch*rl*o C1-rr 

John Dunham ---------------- . ..-- .Rdw&rd Burns 

Judga Tremt -------.-------- .-.--Clnrk C.rn.tock 

Mcrth- ~GOy ---------------. ,-------- Mm7 Well. 

Nmt Mozri. ------------------ .------J- Singletou 

$~OpSI=rl*i* 

fortuae purauea 

She u compellcd 

I-ud, wfiom ●be 

L.OY’. “f.th., ie .= uti.t by ~_fO*.i-m. but 111- 

him mmd ●t bh demth ●be ia left im PU9r 6ircumntancem. 

to ●uk refuge with an ●unt ●nd UIICI* im Now Eng. 

i matwaatdsmd fi~dm her~.lf p~infully bumilimtcd. 

Her unmh ia in thm Iegml prnfenion and hi- youthful partuor fmllt in 

lore with Syl~ia mud mhmreturn. hi. mf ‘action, but at fir.t conce~lm 

tbe fact ka-u.n *be beliavon ba intandi te WCd the dsughter of SEM* 

w=ltby neighbmra. Srlria -mwst all or troublen never low. her 

Hmdly dimpo.itiom nmd b~ d~reaa her w ience .nd mb.rm bring about 

= cbnge 

Through 

in the *pinion* at har rmther cold 

her eff.rt, wveral br~cbot of th- 

New England relmtirw. 

fmmily th~t-m~o~t 10g. 

gerhemde 

mistake 

are reconcild. In time 

ngarding tha heimea with 

it da velopa that Ae h= mde ● 

whom ●he oupposen her lover to be 

imf~tm~td, 

well. 

n bppy mutual underttaudi %g h ●wi-d ●t ●nd all endti 

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VOL J. DAWSON, NEW MEXICO-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1921 

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NUMBER 35. . 

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HOLM O. BuRhUM IS ELECTED 

tiATiON TO OBSEftVE 

NOVEMBER ELtiVENTH 

ti”~rahensive but in-lete re- 

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tutne f%omeve~ dounty in the Bhke 

Wmhington, Sept. 27,.-A1I of t,h+ 

indicate ,Mat Sen&or Helm O. *r. 

delegates to the confemnw on ]imi~ 

em wae ele~d ti Su.xeed ti~lf 

tition of amamenlt w?I1 join with 

as United Stab Senar from N w 

the American pmple in a ~tion.~ide 

Mex~ca by a @luIayty of iver 7,000 

bb rvance af Ar-miAiw hy ander 

vu-. The tet rne indicate tiat 

p,% in tontemp!atiw by Me admin. 

Bwum catied O cuuntieu witi a 

istration for the ~“i”g ~~ion of 

tital of 13,517, a]Id Hanna, tie dem. 

the conference cm Novaber 11. 

ocra4ic candidmte tm aen~r, carried 

Th~ plans provide tbh.t bbe day 

11 .xtuntiee wibh a total of 6,443 

be made a nutivnal tiliday for the 

*S. 

joi~t purpose of cwmm~urati”g ~be 

The fallowing @tile _iled by 

aerrices of tie soldier dea~ and of 

the Rotun Range 5h0ti the prim 

voicing tie ne’cion’e hope for sacc.em 

candid,~s~ mmjoritieE throu~ut the 

OL the armament n~tiations. The 

skte: . 

RrmamenL conference will hold only 

Bumum Hanna 

B Perfunctmy ne%ion adjo~ing im. 

TEACHZRAGE mnniU= have thue far. done. , No 

Bernah}lo ------ . ---- 400 

mediately and po%pti”,g tie actial 

“— tihsr town in the tidw d New Mex- 

Ctiron --------- .-.-4 600 - 

busin~ of opening w ~=ion~ “ntiv 

Chavez .------- ---k- 875 

Even tie m-d caaual obs.rwer 1ico ofifem the teechera of ita public 

the folbwing day. 

c%lfa’rI -------- ----- 180 :oming into Daww will noti ~ the aehls the advan~g- SU* w ,are 

The fc.rei~ delrga% am e~a 

Cuvy --------- ------ 1,627 peopte d the conmnunity .hwe an in- to be found at Damn. Da 

~d to join In the memori~l exercigm 

De Baca ------- ----- S65 terem in the Wbik ~tih. Upon tae~erne is a mOdern h-e, Tnte 

h be held ~ Atlingtin National 

Dons Am ------- . ---- 650 Futiher inve+igation the o-et h~ated, with ac~mm~tionk for 

cemetery, where Prmid~t Harding 

Eddy .,----.---- ----- 776 will note that. tie nran~etiin of eiz’bt~rf te.achem. Tb r’enkl &arge 

will deliver a memorial tidr~ On 

Grant -T-------- ----- 100 interest is broad and far reaching in for the ravmn k very nominal, bi~ 

Novmher 12 the pr.mid.gntwill form. 

Guadalvpe ------ ----- 850 h mope. As our visiting friends - OnlY $5.00 per m~ntb. ‘l’he kl~hen 

dlY open the mtifmrence at iti meet. 

Ihown about the tiwn wes rmint wfth and d,ining mom are alao U4 b 

Harding ------- ----- 100 

Ing place in tie Pan Amerjkan build. 

Hidalgo ---.--- -...- . 218 % modest degree of me to our ~d advantim, fOr =@h- Year a 

ing. 

Lincoln ------- ----- 300 schoo~buil~lngs, equipment, and play timekeeper & einmoyed by the wacb- 

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Lea ..--------- . ----- ’47s 1 ?munds, and commend u~n tie ef~ ers, who pur~~es anpplimand pre- 

PYTHIAN KNIGHTS A~’ND 

Luna --, ------ ------- 69 \ licient pemnnd of our t4aching pares their meaiu, each tanoher PaY- 

CONVENTION AT RATON 

McKinky .--’-- ------ 3.50 }tiff . ing ha pr~rt,ion of tbe exp0n8ee 

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.,. Jll.?. --. m------ -. -“- 170 ‘1 Da-n, however, k “gone even a incurred. It is con-natively esti- 

Abut thirty-five mm% ~ & 

Obem-m.-- . . . “-. --+ .175 I !tep.f ~rther,.and _hr.+tiken inti m,n- rna~ad.~nt ,this plaq reduch. the Nv- 

Damn Kilig3ti” d “WG “tige 

quay ----- .L -- ----- atio 

;ideration the convenien= and c~- “ing expenses of the t&m frmnwent 

to Rtin Saturday evanimg to 

Rio Arrfba ---- -----fort 

of their teachem as but few cmm- $15 tu $20 per mOnbh. 

900 

-d We %tihprn tilwado and 

Roosevelt --..- ------ 916 

— Nonbhirn New Mexiko Kni@ti of Py- 

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Sanvioml ----- ------ 460 

San Miguel ----- ------ 1,600 

San Juan ----- ------ aa 

SanW Pe ----- --.---1,760 

Sierra -------- ------ 168 

Somrro ---._- ---.--2,000 

Taoe --------. ------ 1,100 

Torrance ------ ------ Soo 

Union .---..-- --: .+. 

Vulencia, --- ;-- ---.--1,800 

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~HE DAWSON NEWS IN DEMANE IMPORTANT NOTICE 

thias district cu”ve”tiam 

TO EX-SERVICE MEN Th* convention was h#ld in the ~bn 

lodge hall. An elfdro~ k%quat 

If you wish ti keep in tuuch witl 

All -dim, sailom and ~rines wm servud by tie kdim of W Prea. 

conditions in Dawmn, mr~be - h 

who are stifering with a dimbiltiy bfiarian chura, ~uring ~h~h ~ n~- 

the Daw~on News. 

due to service and in need of Rro~ hor of selections ~f musj~ ~~ rend. 

Mr. Steve Mhan, wlm h- baer pital care; or who are etitied k erad. . 

working in ho. 6 mine for tie F mom money khan they nre ~ng The next disijri@ conwntion wiil be ‘“ 

yeaT, hm ~ne h Su~rite, Where h{ from tie govmrkment; w entit4ud tc held in Dawmn sme time dm’ing the 

exm to &y, for a few montbhu training under the Fedeml Bdad, month of Februa~, of tiefiI Mr. E. 

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Total - --- ---..-18,517 6,448 

-ate raturnn * tihe Dawson 

precbrcti tio w tia tetiti.640 

wteawm~ of ,* H=ma m- 

Ceived 271 *nd Bm m !341. 

~buluted retumm af tlbe * for 

aenab and khe ve- ~fmeed 

~dmentm is *owl in *e Z*. 

ing -lnent. 

Senatar: 

Hanna, D. ---- -.. -,------ 271 

Buraum, R. --- ‘---------- 247 

Sens, L ------ =--------- 10 

Smith, S. ----- ------------ 4 

Spoiled Balloti ----------- 8 

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%6ve ‘called w “the Newe off ioe h are urgad to meet tie Clean tIF E. Sherfick, S+~will be cbaimen, and 

leave a six months eub6cri@n, w Sqwd at Ratin, N. M., on Octobm Mr. CaaWr M@, seor~~. 

he aid that he, kn@w of M betti) 24th and 26th, 1921, inctive. Brim 

way to keep in tiuch Wh tin YUUt (itiharge -r ?nd any oljhm 

RATON TO HAVE -AN 

than h rmeive b Nmw every w-k co~pondence you may have relut 

AUTOMOBILE PARADE 

Mr. tin. exm ti, return 4A 

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ive to your ram.” The.~ uf tie 

Da-on and if ~ible again -Y d Clean Up Sqti m U @ tie men 

As one of the .wny featorm” of 

the No. 1 tirding -, ae he re in much with the ti~ ~na, 

the Notiarn New Mexti Fair wbii 

garda it an excellent P}-. 

Aak Mrs. Ha-n for fom Jebel 

is being planned for Otibay 4 to ?, 

for you b fill in and & b ~~ 

is an automobile yrar~, which is 

own k a}l” -s in N-n Nsw 

tiven at * of fom b wuw bnn 

upper Di8triCt bwer Diatrici 

Mex4m. 

Wrktion to, Batin. 

73 198 

If dr,tu is cba~d, & Ham 

me following cash priz~ a~ h+ 

90 167 

WM1be further notified. Wti Cbe 

ing tifered: . . 

2 8 

B- 

bull~in 

d~rat~ flent: ~rat ptize, 

@nrd. 

.2 2 

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EMMA T. KEGEL, $S6; second ptize, ~lK. 

8. 

B- decor- plansure w: fimt 

**ty w cm. 

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p’rize, $50; second ~ize, $2o. - 

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167 - 

Amemdment. 

I Upper District Lower District 

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For Against For Auainst 

No. l—public Offices . . ..- 66 -26 1?9 ’24 

No. 2—Alien knd O nem - 58 24 168 14 

Nb. 3—Trmrs School Office 57 27. 110 6a 

No, 4401dier Exem tion _ 66 19 112 61 

No. 5—Corporation Ore.._ 45 41 64 142 

No. 6--Budget ---- ----- 64 - 25 “ 138 24 

No. 7—bnd Commi” on -_ 67 26 123 34 

No. S—Tax Limitntio ---- 31 43 S2 172 

No. 9—Municipal Co . -- 46 15, 129 27 

No. 1O--CO, Schuol S pt..- 46 17 laa” 8a 

No. n-Road Bond I ue -- 7a 19 214 1s 

373 

TomI 

For A~riinai 

244 -50 

226 3S 

167 90 

178 80 

109 182 

202. 49 

190 59 

6a ,216 

175 42 

179 55 

287 a4 

MARRIED MEN THE VICTORS 

Tbe comparative ahi~ty of &e m!ar. 

ried and single men of brita on th 

hae till- field k been the mbja 

of considerable dim~itm since the 

M05t comical car: first ~jze, $15; 

uecond prize, $10. 

Mr. I. L. Ward, wfm til k 

in &rge of Me ~de~eqe tba6 

all cars be on North Second etreet at 

9.80 u. m. Wdtiy, Outuber fIti. 

Every car that ie demratid and 

in the pm.ade will he atii~ free to 

thw Fair ground. 

h Cul~e, &u&ter of Mr. and 

Mm. ~. C. Hill, left W~y for 

her hmne in Telkwa, Can- Mr. 

nri~ MrE. T. C. KIH end ,Mm, R. C. 

Ki3f“will ~company her-m far m 

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Me.Aco bY the 

DAWSON WSLWARti awAUTMtiNT 


Director ,and Editir 

Term. .t Snburlptlou 

- SIT m,~nthe --.-- . . . . ..- . . . . . . . . ..$l... 

Ume Ye>r . . . . . ..–-– . . . ..— . . . . ..- 

Advert,sluK Rate. on APpllcRtlon 

Entered O~COnd-CIU~B mmtter 

Mar.h 1~~.h, !:21, a the pOut.OfflCC et 

Dawson, A.ew hlexlco. 

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If Youdo not receiva your uaper regularlY, 

or If at any tima YOU chan%e 

your addrenn, kindly lnfO.m ua *nd 

prompt attenlion W1lI be given to Your 

reqqestll. 

P-, ‘. —. -—– 

A STATEMENT OF FACT 

During tie put week 

An unusual munt of tine 

We prenent in our coal. 

Surely we all *ize that” 

Our domestic sales aan “ 

~Wer be Mus incrd. ,,. 

Consider- tihe fomt that 

Our’ ordem’at the p,resent 

Are mofltly confinti b a 

Limited mnoumt of domwstic cod. 

Any repeat orders for coal 

Now demanda that w 

Defiver a clean prdduct~ 

Coal order sre now 

Our bread and butter+ 

Keep the rsck or bone uut of 

Every car you had. 

WELFAR~C~E MEETS 

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The regular meeting of me Wslfar, 

,, CommitW haviug been matpon~ 

Under the d~tin of new bpai- 

., n-, the c~- presented the ~ 

dwattw of the evening -n-tiip frsvs 

tie mines of the Upwr cam @ No. 

1 and 2 tippk, combint hsving been 

made t~ inconveniwce W= m~ 

wtih on account of im~ ~m Of 

lenving the rein=. The -Wlnt 

has been p=ented b me maMgsment 

far conaiderstion. 

~mnts of Wltien living in the 

Upper. camp pre5entvd - thu sOmqtim 

s iequ@ fm tie ~nmrtutin 

of tieir -l Mdren @ w 

DOugha rIsbl, @ntending mat Weir 

section wae inure d-t than No. 1 

@MP, which kd tie advantage of 

-Wmtlon. Upn ti~n 

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Are YOU Having Trouble Making End~ Meet? 

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Perhaps the income is not au large m before. Even EO,lNCO~ i? Q Y oGn$ 

half the story. The other half and by far the more imPOrtant Of the twO, Is 

Are you gittins value received for it? 

Look over ~ur expenses for the paat month. Were they all neceas rY and 

really worth while. Did You buy something YOUreally have lit~e use fOr) ust because 

it WaB chew, or have you bought thinm beyond yOur menng hecaufle Y .U happened 

to temporarily have some extra money in your pocket or in Your chec! lng account? 

Answer thes”e questions for yourself and Bee if OU are gIIilty. 

If You are not getting ahead try a new plan, JD.11 a Savings A... t with 

UB,next ?ayday, even though it in only a dollar or ten do~ara or twenty doll re., and 

then each succeeding payday de osit l!kewise. Do You think thnt no umall an amOunt 

is not w~th,bOtheri,w about? %OU wi~ fiud !f you givs the plan a f.aii cha ce that 

you can et along witiout that ten or twenty just as well and YOUwill have ad ething 

to nhow or It at the end o? three or six months time. 

You will then wonder why you didn’t try thin simple scheme years ng , for’ it 

will give You a bette~ idea of the value Of money, *IS give you a certiin sa ‘ Ction 

in looking back ‘over the year’u work, that can be ~btnined in no other W.SY. 

It is nevw too late b commence over, m ~tart in next payday .tith any amount 

you feel you should or can put auide. Don’t put it off longer by kidding Y@ elf in~ 

waiting until you )iave a hundred or two hundred, because that time may ne r come 

nnd you are losing valuable time in the meantime. 

Start now. Arty amount welmme at 

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is found t~,t tie s~~l bu~ of RUNAWAY HORSE “CAUSE 

Lisyear pruvid- for only Uhetrans- 

,*tion ..——. nf ohildren living mt Loritu. 

OF SER1OUS ACCIDENT 

—. ~!DAWs 

on Hotel 

oth No. ~ c~p and bhe tipPer camP I A bOme hitihed ~ = bug= in 

:e consid~ed by the mhooi autbur- M&h were three- occumnti b-me John.Hj 

)F 

enbaugh. Mw. 

ies to be witiin reasomble wlki% frkhtened lata Monday afternmn 

[stance of tie D.duElas =houl. While ting driven along tbe Cspitun I 

.— 

‘ Hill road, and made a wild run down A rican Plan 

the steep hill to tie Sitko .Flah, 

C&MF, FIRE NOTES ‘, where the b~gy wan overtuned. ., 

—’ MIU Auguutin Quda, Mr. J. Gutierrex 

and, Mr. Augustin Qu-da, Jr., Electri Lights-Steam 

(kY bu,ise Springwr.) 

who were in the buggy all s-ined I 

Heat 

The Ade Camlp Fire girls held a i“juTi$9 of a more or k seriae nazrernonial 

me~ing ups. @pi-n tire. They were ~v,hed w khe cH- $ipg g Me@s 75c 

~st W edneaday evening. They met ~pany– hospitil in tie a“mbulnnce for RATE $3.00 laer day 

i the home of Ruth Vick- and, medlcal attention. I 

rom there they jourmyed 

... 

up tie 1 , 

. . . — 

. . 

. . I 

I 

A Butter-KistPopCornMac~ine 

“’ IS OUR NEWEST IMPROVEMENT 

~ WILL USE BUITER ONLY IN THIS MACHI NE 

WITH” NO SUBSTITUTIONS OF YARD 

OR OLEOMARGARINE . 

J. J. LAVBACH, Prop~ietor- 

I 

1. 

I

-, 

. 

*k mmniw. ” Oneof,W-iFI ‘%” P*s of tbo Unitud *W govern-. 

Prq* in order tit *n the ment fpr tie fimt two months 9f tie 

Da% %oii” Tailor Sh&p” 

&ame mmm M Keep .On w’e wiik be pr=nt fit rear, W= $161,464,i44. 

~,~~~ ~ K=P,-~ ., 

China now h- 4n or~.imtion qf 

OED~R N(3W “ AND SAyE MON~Y— 

.,. 

,,- 

, bt W*~ke wUr &are 

for. ● dmado.t-.me=surn suit -nd overcwt, 

fiqyl all-ws ef Fabria, l*t+t •t~le, b*kt -rkmantidu, lowest 

pmem. , 

Satisfaction or tione~ Rtif4nded. - ~ 

“Th& Senior clues h -W plans 1G&l Smuts. 

but before tiey can be mrried out The Califtitia ~lien PH hx I-w 

the “her cl= mti be orgunized. has been d~la+ uu@onati~tbna9 by 

h“ ti is my suggdlon tit YOU or- I a mnimous d-ieiin of ~ Stati 

ganize as won = _le and “*en ISupreme COurL 

YOUtoo,*bow w your -.” Dr. L. D. Rick~, com)ulting en. 

The class bhe~ ga~ a yell. 1, 2, gineex for b I-tion @Mli4ati 

8, ,4, ‘6. Who *ri wet Who ate ed COppr com~y, ** CaMnea 

,,, . ,. .,.< ,, .. 

we? ma 

The -1 

am” we ? ,?,e”iv’n ! 

emwlk’llmt of the riaw. 

tinmolidated @per _ny, and 

*he .fnternutrn~l salting nud Rvfin. 

snn =hmle is now 1026. Witi tie ing ~pany, h- e-d him bee-ion 

of the two fourth gmdw, 

thm are no Dtiglit’s IceCream::.:,;:?”’ 

9ief in the ptibiihy w the ,mihms 

of Arimna and New Mexico wuuld 

own about the fiti of the y-r. 

“%Ur ni~t SChOOku” a~ nOw fk~- “ The n,ew sho~ which are being 

‘-Dawson, N, M.’ 

“iwiting.OpaWrfn*Of~e eontintt-1built by the Santm Fe at Aibuquer- 

k 

. 

... - 

demarid; a new clwes orgamirned que wil~ coet $8,000,000. 

in~ Wuglas b;ilding. The atiend- France mintains a tnx on doom 

ante in all four -k ia away above and windowr.. 

I ““” 

I 

a“‘Specitilty 

.,. 

II one bundrsd with new men regiater- The oldest manll,t fire in tie world 

ing ewv evening. It k nwt likely is the -red fire that haa been hum. 

tlmthere ia -re irikrest shown in ing for more than 500 year~ in *e 

ni~t mhvols in any place in @he BuddlriW temple n-t Bkkyoh, Slam. 

—- ** *n in tin. Tbe average wage eumetis income 

SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK 

ined * few 

Mm. Thae. Y30ydente * 

for the day to take bhe party h 

fmm the camp ~und! 

~d 

The Untid tit- tivenvntvn+ in- in tie Unit4 Stab hae ,ha -figured 

vti akl good aliens ta bsuhme citi- by the U. S. Burrnu of Mr at 

zens. f?Tee nishft dd ate eatab- elig~y mare tin $1300.00 a wr. 

of h.3r fri~nh M mu .d my. 

pttient wte Me6dant.u~Wi,k, 

Tho;e / The Itiim of— No. 7 

Saul, ~~in~ at .~ -W 

M 

~ 

we= 

&, 

,en- 

~~k 

fi~~d in eight thOu=~ ~nitiw ‘- Dr. John D. Wince of New 

in order bhti tie rudimti #f edu@u- has bee~-sel=t~ by fi=ide~ 

Je=y 

Ha~ 

Br6innn and PhilI@. Ptin 

Mti 

on Fri&y uftirnmn. 

meeting of tie clwb d~ 

me 

be at 

tlan and the printiplm of ow govern. 

ma maY be ~ugM. ~aliy eving 

for the pcwition of U. S. Mintir 

to Denmmrk, nccording W a’ utat.e- 

“ ‘am ‘a~e” a‘d ‘=s. 

fkui entertained the ~e~ 

Eaet~ Sbr lest Wdn 

metiy.fiv~ Wuteprea 

‘m= 

of. tie 

the home of Mm. by ~r, HOUW em nati~li=tion ~~ in we ~un- 

No. ff60, 

... . 

try +11 recogni~e a dfpk.ina from any 

.— 

of tb~ night mbb and amvpt 

The T~hexs’ Club met fill-y graduatm without fuder ednmtionment 

X=ently i=u~ * tie Whiie 

House. 

TJhgInkmw timmeme ‘C4mmi5 

eion has otiered a cut in tbe fre~t 

Men& contiting of c1ntelupe, ice gve”ing at Me ~ehe~e wfi Miw nl ~alification~. Tbe government h ratan vs-getabl- from Pacific , 

cream and cake were s@red 

during L“n~~~d and Mb N~~r ~ h~s~ ~~ j~~ ~ ~~~OM ~0 ~Gveti any mast ~inb, 1* ia -d U %6 

the tirnoon. 

.—. 

Abut fifty pwple i = Damn 

and hriki were gueek an itlfomal 

dunce given in ~! e *f ti. 

,Si_n an Four Htil !U* Saturdm 

night, @k.e and coffee were eewed 

during the evming and a delightful 

time was enjoyed by c U who Were 

ptesent. 

— ., 

-s.s. The evening wos s~$ playing untiy permn - bewming a ‘cut will make tie Yntes just ontidf 

bridge. Plaw wsre alm made for the citizen. Special agree am buw td’f of whwt they bve 6wn. 

initi~on of w “~ membem M tie he ~~ mmmu~ting evi~me in N: A heavy fiaw of w k bmn 

neti meeting of the club. .L@ht regard tocandidutea. No pem who tick in the Yti WUIIInear ~~a, 

f~e~hme~ were ~ened d“ri”g ~h~ .~~ b~~n cmvict~d af a ~ or who New Mexiu.u. 

~vening, 

is _ed tu our form of government I. Oregon and Wwhin@n, lumber 

or & is a believer in rm?yg=y n-d pays abou~ sitiy ,p.srcent of amtiges 

—— 

SCHOOL NEWS 

aPPIY. He mua kve been a~~wely d is CIOEWIY lin,k8d witi the p~~- 

_ 

.Patriotic during tihe war. Exmninem perity of, tie N-4. , 

The period h“ S.40 ti 4.10 has 

baen *t aside for the m~ing uf bhe re-mend to the. coti in a cam Of The tea~ets &f tie DIIwmn schools 

mmpoeed a @cnic pafiy Mich spent 

a very enjo~ble day in C*rmn 

—— 

an alien having a wife in a foreign 

clifferent ~1.orgminations. Mbk- ,,nd th~ final papsH be withheld NATION. ~PASSED 

day nirhlt the aool orch- me~ 

under the direation of Mh Alexrm. until the wife is brou~ over. TWO -M~ACUTESTACE 

citizens must & as ~w and 

canyonon %turdny. waving * der and Mim Mahoney. Tu&y 

Wacherage at S.00 Satu day morning nigM ig renewed for A= mmingu mar that they know uf nothing to the ~rty motured w a Win,t a $UW with claw advimrs, Weti4ay nifit 

miles up the Chamn .mnyon and the Glee Club meets with Miw Alex- 

Charlotte, N. C., Sept. 26._Glmmy 

prment tie candid~e f- =i~g fOmbOdi~~ nf kst winter with re- 

a -d citizen. Any on. my file estabtiehsd an all-day camp, me ander and Miss W~lin. Thutiay 

feature of tie roofing wm 

a batihll niiyht the D~atic Club, ~wd 

game between tie ‘Tbr e < R’s” taam, entirely of Senrnrs and Junioro inert 

epect to the banking situation are no 

evident@ witihth@ examiner, e~bm for , onger justified and can be diamimed, 

or ~gai”st ,tfm mnditi. Na’hualiz- ~ 

overnor Harding, of the federal re- 

ation paper$ may be revbked for and the ‘Capitan EIiWC titi e=” .~e” wihh Mim Weimer and Friday night 

Eame was fi?atured by *du”uiumi” Mr. Dye hea a m~i”g of the Liter- 

I serve board, declai@d in an address 

cauw and ~uoh action ‘ti b- hken 

wi~in the lad fotir ymm bysev-(here. 

~d dHfmmt ~n*. ,,The banking ultuation hap lTCeatfielding 

?f tie ~U and ?* hitting. ary %ciety, which ie ma& up & 

The Inrge snro~lment in m. nw 

. A ~pwial imwrtd b ar ‘m a}) Frmbmen and ~hcenorw. 

dools is the r-k of uplvndid co- 

but driven out of khe In *R Junior Hi@ ~hool Mb Igo 

inning of the mntmt.F.: ccellent mw and Mim McDonald each give an eve. 

ofmration of all thue e am ~nfi. 

ous b make’cMzms of tie diene 

wti Bav& th day. Mm =1 MmP, nix to cw~ing b~kA brdj. Mrs. 

unher ~ pdayur, 

who -w w be good, autintil m= 

* mgart Young m~ta hth the Ohorua under 

for the “Hi~ -hem” 

and worthy of citizen~ip -r an-% 

?roved b he the d~rtion uf Mint Akxander on 

a ve&*an at tie gme behind the 

lng the edttcati~al q=li~lon. 

IWdnegday ni~ht and dl the temh@m ~ 

npne dtiring b beeume *nkz- 

bat. Mm. 13ttrge=or ti A deUflM in join in tie Lie ~i~ meeting ~d Add ~nter one of * ni~t 

putting the hll over the fence avery Thursday night. Friday. night i~ tie ~mh at me 

Iy improv&: he mid, “and although 

rendju6tment bwa ~ot .&n ~~tid 

evidences are mulflplying that we 

haw passed the most acute ubegs.” 

Governnr Harding mid that in the 

. 

]mmediate future much would depand 

on agricultural development and the 

manner in which this year’fl crops 

we;e msrke~d. 

with proper co-operation by mer. 

time ahe came ta Wt. *W pr- o~ ti~e tit ~ils will be allowed 

en & Miss to draw” boh from the lfbmry for 

A,lbe& McGarvey, who ayed fln ex- Kenffal reading pm-. Several 

The uf- mtiers of ~ Jnntir High mhool 

bqn re- have wa” .a place in M hl er- 

To~d, but me game w w &d in .&&m. 

tbe fifth inning on accou It d iun~, Last Friday mrning Mary &vert, 

and without cdispwte. Everything president of the Senior cla~ -de 

that go- to make up a Liwic lunch, the fird student ‘~eti i“ A_b]y. 

w- served in wbundanee. Tha aft- She epoke m f~low: ‘h~ is cu-. 

chan~ and bankem,” he @id, “thoou 

Ciasw in typewriting and short 

~d 

n meetg $W 7 w 9 M&ay and engaged, in agriculture have oppor. 

Wdn=day ~enin~ at the DOUF1~ tnnitiee and prospects wKIck were not, 

antic ipati d a few months ago and it is, 

buflding. A.few mom can lbe am- 

~datid in awe ~,ae. 

of vital importance that this co+pet~ 

lation be give”., 

‘ SIGNIFICANT NEWS 

Mr. L. T. King, reprmentitve of 

he corntine .of cbe chS&en’fl the insurance de.prhent of ftbe 8u. 

hospitil at Albuquerque w laid SW- W~e ~dge #f K“igh~ .f p~~e, 

ernwn was spent in d ~mu8e- aq at the b@ndng of ~g @I-M for tim~r 16th, Tbe ~pitil WI rep. hw bee” ~ burnn~ ~i~r in ~-n 

msnti, ranging from m the the Senior c]a= .fQtyy ~ ~ 

~,we ~~nized last, ‘fiiday, 

“P,** resent an inveshnent d .$1OO,OOO, Ithe past w~k. 

&cm#- and is e-ted to be comPle~ hy 

ing blue and @ld f vr our ~om. The Ttin~ng time. A. E. Sweet, gened ma~m md 

w participation in the .hig juw and blue for she h~esty and ~thfut~ In Rumia bricks ~de of - duti i vice prmident; L. U, MOXT@ g~e~l . 

other field events, At 5.80 p. m. wi!th which we +U do our work. The ained with mol~es and retin are Wperintendenft; C. D. 13~, su~rinmew 

call *W wain round ed, an? an- ~ld 

othm boun~i iundh vrm mrved, f- 

fer all tfhe value 

scb~l this .yem. 

we cam 

For _ 

MW 

~~ 

~ fOr ~vi~, 

At lea@ Mm mtintii 

+endent of E~etn 

in Cali-- -J Stansbury, rmident 

dition; H. E. 

engineer, of iibe 

after Whick & my 

Damon. 

Swen au~bi,les 

1 eturned 

we le. .*4 

to we chose, ‘K*q on xe~~ 

Many woutd tike Ws mti-witi 

one m~nin~ but- ti w * & 

On.p f~~ia ~~~ ~~ ~]w*~*” ~ mom *am 

only 18,000 feet ubve w level. 

~ or Tbe net d~~cti in tbe current ex: 

~ p= ~md ~~~ 

were in Dawmn Wdnday 

~sfim. 

-, 

night on 

.1 ,. I 

,’

. 

* 

, 

DR..C.W.HOOVER 

-AND 

DR E.A.POLIAK 

Dentists 

OFFICE HOURS, 

sA. M.to IMO M. 

1 P. M. h 6.S0 P. M. . 

7 F. M. m 6.00 P. M- 

DIiPENSARY BUI”iCIING 

A 

/ 

SUGGESTION 

,- Before buying a “coat, 

just take a look at our 

stock. of Ma=lnaws.. ‘ 

Mr. E. Cur,tlswmaa%usin~ visitir 

n t)awaon Mm4ay. “ 

Mr. Angelo Ca-llmi hai?wed 

a his .hm in Itiy. 

Dr. J. Q. Weluh b been quti in 

;he pnst week. 

Mr. W. C. Holman motired b Trin. 

&d Wlday. 

-—— 

Mr. and Mra A. Wvert and aan 

hy, left Sunday fQr Albuquerque for. 

I -k’s visti 

MT. N. L. Hall, Yalle time lock in. 

$~tir, wafl a butineau visitir in 

Da-n on fi]duy, eber 28rd. 

Mm. A. C. M-inez left Sunday 

[or R=nitlo, Zac. Mexico, where he 

~xxs h viati for a month , 

.— 

Mk. N. W. Franklin e,nd family 

~nd Mr. and hfrs. Francoti word 

;O Baldy Suntiy. 

Mr. K*n, of the southern blorado 

Mermntile h,pany, w a bUS- 

~nm ~itor in Da-n fiesdaY. 

,. Mr.’ and M-Mr. and Mrs. 

Bird, and Mm, ~~bby spunt Sunday 

in Cwrron canyon. ‘ 

$TATERECEIVES 

MONEYFROMFO~TS 

Albuquerque, Sept. 22.—New Mex- 

ICOhas just received a check for $22,- 

6S4.57 frim the Treasurer of the 

United Statia as its share of the Na. 

tional Rorest receiptfl for the year 

ending July 1. This amount consists 

of $21,491.12 which represenk 26 

per cent of the receiph from the National 

Forests in the state and $1,- 

098.4S because of school lands in the 

forests. 

The amounti are considerably 

smaller than usual because of the 

greatly reduced NutionaI Fotest receipts. 

In 1920 the tital receipti of 

the fore~ in New Mexico - 

$3 lg,ooO while this year they dropped 

to $84,000. This reduction is 

due lawely to the concemion made w 

the stickmen by giving them until 

December 1 to pay grazing fees =bich 

wo”uld ordinarily have been paid last 

Bpring. A portion of the reduction iu 

due also to reduced -lea of timber. 

NOW Mexico’s share becau.e of 

school lands within F~resta i? UOsmall 

since the stato ha~ given’ back many 

. 

A_ 

GARAGE Ok SALE 

? 

atMAXWELL NEW MEXICO 

I 

RATON bLECTRIC 

SHOA? SHOP “ 

140 N. 2&. St., 

~~Ruton, :- : :-: N. M. 

Best-equip ped shop in 

‘ New Me xim. 

SPcifd At ?ention given 

\to mail {brders. 

All work {;uaranteed. 

W;n:rr: a complete 

Nap-a-Tan 

work ahOes and ladies’ 

OU’:ing boots. 

tf. 

Mars G@—rge-Vigil and ~nuel 

Grant motired ti ~lnid~ On ~urdfly. 

‘/ 

., ..— ArmyGoods StoreMr. and ‘Mrs. Harry Gom& and 

Old ,School Building family mobred up Citirron hnyon 

Sundny. 

Dawson — ‘N. M. 

Mr. arid Mm. C. J. Stuver and Mr. 

of these lands to the Unitid States, 

taking in lieu thereof land~ outiide 

of the National Fore#~, 

In addition h the funde wntthe 

Stite, Dtitrict Forester F. C. W. 

Pooler has just received $s,696,45 

from Wauhi@n for the co~truction 

of roads and trails within the Nation. 

al Foresti of the Stite. This amount 

DAWSONBAKERY 

Louis Savi , Proprietor 

and Mrs. Chas. R~h wmt up Ckar- repreaenb 10 per cent of ~he Nation. 

mn Canyon Sunday and spent the 

Italian, Fre ch or Ameri- 

al Forqsta receipts. 

day fishing. 

—— 

Under existing laws the states . . n“’ 

I Vermejo Lodge No, 36 

within which the National Forest! ~~ i 

Mr. and Mm. Ace Brown and Mr. 

I “A. F.& A.M. 

O. D. Warfield returned SundaY 

exist lll~y bpnef~t through National BR$AD 

from Red River, where tiey. have ForeBt receipu in three ways. First 

Reiul~r commuakatiam ●=. 

they receive 25 per cent of the re. 

ond smd Fourtk Tbu?ad-ys ●t been #pending tie last wwk. 

ceipts for roads’ and schools, These Pastries 

.4 

m All Kinds 

8 p m. Lodge Hall in Or#r... 

. House Buading. 

Mr. and Mrs. Va.De=rl and ElmO funds +re turned over to the statet Fresh Bak Every Day 

vtiIto- AlwnYm Welcom.. Hubbard motored b Springer Sun- for distribution to the countieB with. 

&W. THURiTON, W. M. day to visit with reltives, retiming n which the National Fore~k exist 

to Dawson Sunday eveniw. 

Candie+Dr ~;~tioft 

I O. F. WARFIE~, SM’Y. 

\h ey are given to the counties in lieu 

Medames Babb*h and %u~, Mi~ 

of taxe~, the amountu given eack 

. 

county dc~nding upon the area o~ 

Ann Sheppeard and Mmsru Bkbbett, 

Dawson City @dge No. 30 Poder, Saul and Judge were Ra~n 

National Forest lands within it. 

visitim Sunday. 

In addition 10 per cent of the for TCHURCH IRECTORY 

‘KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS 

est receipts are spent within the For 

Miss Rlorence Marsh, Who under- esta for roada and tr~ils. These fund! ‘D.wson Chur h~. 8, Russell, 

Ro8ular meetine. evarv Wednea. 

we~ an operation at tie hospiti) sev- 

niniflter. Bible hool, 10.00 k. m. 

day night at 8.00 o’clock 

are Epent by the Forest Service but o~ ir~. Young, Su .: Primary @adee 

Vkitor- Alwayc Welcome eral weeks ago, ie nOw able @ =ttend course the aunties benefit directlj meet at Rescue Stitiotr, MISS Mcwhml, 

C. MOTY, C. C. 

bv them. 

~aw~h.charge, higher mades meet 

.— 

In Arizo~ and New Mexico: 

Ev ning service S.00 

HARVEY SPRINGER, K. R. S. Me,,,. Brennnn, O’Brien, Van h 

. m. Choir r)ra ice Friday, t? .00 P. 

~ t rough their Enabling Act, the For- 

Dyke, of Dawwn and Mr, Lem WhIb 

est . Service also administers,. the 

of Raton, left Friday for Bartlett 

! 

~chool aectiona within National For- C-tholic Cburc —Sundays: Ma?seu 

Ranch, where they spent the w=k- 

}t 8.S0 a, m. f r Englkh-speaking, 

ests turning over the receipts tu the 

end fishing. 

C.80 a. m. for S aniuh-npeakiw peo- 

TheDawson 

—— state for school purposes. The Etates, Ie. Evening, 7 o’clock Week-day 

Mm. Dr. ‘Diver left Wdntidey however, hav. the privilege of giving ~rvicea: M-ee t 6.80 and 7 a. m. 

unior choir reh artitu Wednesday 

morning for. El P-, where ohe”will back these school ltinds to the Unitid 

t 4 p. m. First iday of the mon~ 

BARBER SHOP spend tie wwk, after whi~ she will States and taking ~n lieu thereof, evotion: Comm nion. 6.80, m-en 

. m w the coaW for an inddinti visit other government lands outside the t7and8a. m.l ‘. 

E. F. SCO~t 

., .— 

ProP. 

Albert B. Cloyd of Vik, 

arrived in Dawn Thurtiay 

National Fore~&, in which case, of 

CU1O., 

course, the receipts froti this uource 

for an are ~ed”ced 

WAdT ADS 

S~-ITARY AND. 

extended tisit with K]s sunk, M=. 

A. Miller: 

J. I 

I 

Mr. John Olsun arrived in Dawson LOST—A ma t ‘bUnCh o> keys. 

UP-TO-DATE 


Specialty 

HOURS—8 A. M. to 7 P. M., 

Sakrbyt, op.n t.9 P. M. 

Dr. Diver ‘my, ~r. J. B. 

Morrow and family, and Mr. H. M. 

Robertwn, spent Sunday at Red River. 

.- 

Quite a number of Dawsonitcs mot: 

ored to Springer 1A ~lday to attend 

a dance. ~ose making the triP 

were Mm, Jas. Saul, Miw” Ann Shmpcard, 

and Me=g Lewis, pooley, 

‘he finder will conf- a fawr by 

from “ ‘am ‘am*y” - 

!tum!ng them h bhe Ice Crrnm Wr. 

Mr. T. C. Hill ia in E4 P- on 

)r. 

buai”ms this week 

Mim Margaret Byers spent Satur. FOR SAL&: ‘air ~emiwh G@nt 

day in R&tan. 

;a’bbiti, MrE. J. F. DeLong, House 

., 

27. 

Mm. A. M. Van Dyke and Mrs. J. 

O’Brien were vistors in. Ratin on SW. 

urduy. 

Mr. and Mm. Gus bvert were vi 

iting Sunday at”W@n Mound. 

%u1, Sneddon, =rib.er, Abbott and 

,. 

Sherwwd. 

,. 

Mr.” Mtiler=f SicIW. City, 

%.B. Harrv TeeMe’ left last Wed. 

ned~y for Akuqu&~e; where shf 

will visit relatives. , 

T — 

Mr. and Mm. Ed Engtm, Mr. an 

Mrs. Mtiew Strann~n, Mem 

Willi&m and Andrew Stranni@n, ar 

Wm. HarriK weti h _ilm Su] 

day. 

Iowa, ia viaiti~ hk ti~r, Mrs. H, 

M. Mbe-n and his broth-, W. 

jahn O’Brien, Mr. O’Brien ex~ 

ti wnd the winter in Damn. 

:Mr. John P. dy arrived h~ Sat- 

Mr. and Mm. “A. Geislm, Mr. Perrday f- Om@ , Neb. Mr. Wady 

kins and his sist?r, Mim Pwkins - t9 reliuve i- Dinmnore, *O 

spent Sunday in Cim-n Cmnyon aE been emplo ed in the W&ern 

%tihing atEagle Ned ~m., 

lnion office ti y-r. 

I

.-. ,- ,.,,—-. . . . 

SATURDAY SPECIALS 

For Saiurd~y, October 1 ‘ 

Me)t Department 

Pot Roast .__. .----------------. --------l,? %clb. 

Rlb Last i___ ._--__ -___-T,-___-__----15c--15clb. 

Hamburger ___ -___ --------~ ----__ --___ -_l2%clb. 

Premium Hams ~__-__ -___+ ----------~ --__il8c lb. 

Armour’s Star ~Zams _-_i_____-___----___2 _36c lb. 

Rex Bacon ____ .-_____-___ --_--_________730 cOc lb. 

— 

BabyBuggieand 

I ,GoCas- 

Kitchen Cainots 

.11 

ShoeDepartment 

“our entire stock of white shoes, mnsisting of high 

shoes,. pumps and oxfords, special for one day 

‘. 

only at 

,’ Books ,- 

We have a good assortment of Good Books which 

regularly sell at from $1.00 to $2.00, which we 

now offer at the special price of 50c each in order to 

close out before o“ui new Christmas stock arrives. 

. -. ● 

,. 

.‘ Half: Price ,, 

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CandyDept. 

D+WSON ACCIDENT uenting accident information has ~JAMES TO SAIL S- I Mr. -Gmrge Thur*n frotn Trini- 

INTERESTIN( i .ARTIC,LE 

bcoumt .@@ts which anY,amount of FO.R 

I_ admonition wld not wmib~” PrO- 

TRIP AROUND WOftw dad? - 

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.— duce. The thmm~r’s tiy ‘m New York, bpt. 19.—Man of af- 

~e current imue of tlle Arimna 

fairs, director of mnY mrpotiins 

Mining Journal, mfiina tie fvlQow- 

M= Nick tiluizzi and mn Dem. 

inic ~otir~ tq sprfn~ Sunduy, 

vi-1 and readily unde~d; pro. and active vice president d the 

ing interesting article re utive tw We voklng at lemkme rtimion en the phe~~ ~dw ~~n of wrti TIME To BE CHANGED OCT. 1ST. 

uae of a novel therrnmn~br wed at Par! ~f the miner ~ ~udi- it. ~his fathm was otie of & fottnd-, In accorda- wth bhi r_endtie 

Daw’mn minw fm ru ering the ~ce delly~ = $~ ~i~ c*Ms- far: Arthur Curti J- is m~ng 

m ruhtrns his fieek, thure io th~ I , preparations for his @ip arn.d 

fin~l 

tie 

aY1OTIof tie Welfare Cvnmnitie bhe 

camp he will h c- bber 

e un- ~n~nt r~ind= ~ting ‘lM jn ~ 1~rld ifi his hrk W adiaw ld. All ts~ piec~ ~ou~d, be B& 

robin face that ~~~n% vl@ian~ ‘~]~ ‘Ih Ya~, AIo~. ti=~d- Jam=, fOr ~k one hd & rniduigw 8aMaY, 

krge be *he PTICe ~ ~IS C’Wn =fetY ? he ~~nded *be N- YOrk Y+ 0ct8ber 1* On Sun&y *S -n 

,Mueprint showing & tiic repre- 

‘ under~und and t~t e -rel- dus- Cdub fleet a season or wo ~,. fa whti~ will be blown ~rding b 

nmrtation of nine Wem ters, rep- r=a+ fOr the s’mwle IUITBof M*Y Plannin,g h lean tbia ~ h@ *is +nkd -e. 

rmmtinE the nine Da 

@a*ation wale tie nu 

during ea~ muti of” 

the red mercury d 

n ,minm, .up- On hls own Frt may dm,ve ~e ~ week for tie Pa= Canal - tie 

Ml,kE OTt%kO 

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CHOSEN 

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m~u~ ~ d-e ‘hi~r. In the. aCCl- fi~ leg of b~ VOYW *I@h b fU 

LEGION COMMANDER 

er of nw. dent khe~Om*~ for h10 m*kul~ trike him and ‘Ma -y -wd the i 

wotiddmpy the best prt. of a’ SilveF ,City, N. M., Sept. 24.—The 

while bbe iden of the accideti tk. 

I third aqyal d*pstimeqt convention 

yeay in do fig no. It h & tie fi+ i 

in ~opted 0.,, w. ~. ‘ long vuyage und-ken by tii - 

of the- American legion closed hre 

ond degree Murray of tie Safety ~,m% ,etiusiti of a~teur titun6n, tiday, after bei;g in aeasion tbroe 

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the id= of -W whe’b by the time % m= +- ‘ays. 

ns in the se-l in euiling ~nee of his hoMe wrt I RE~IJlutiorIB favoring Amerfcaniza. 

for each mine far the elve ~tihn k-n mines by the w ofs mp -in the AIuhO’a log wifl bw re- tion. ==~ting di~bled me~ce men in 

,Undoubtdly, the mrded a Weatm mileage thrin ever ~ecu~n~ hospifilizmtiOn and r=ommnUh. 

thennomtie grea- whet * Mom. mending cboperntion i! organizing 

Wr pump- of r ‘ n and the etand~int of an inc&lv.3, is the A*ugh findim mti plae in w?men’fl auxiliatiesi were ndOpti. 

mrmparimn, P *r’mvn tihe miner and life, JmeE tives stri8t attmtion to Med,arnes Belle Nyn and Summeru 

aide+ w one which pr nti -p - tbe mine foremn Of -~ COm- the ‘busin- of &e -ny” mrpor8- Of Albuqamrqum.. were elect~d deletion 

of work in 1- n 14 &W . parbns readily btien * n~ber *ions with tilch h k identifld. He gates tb the national cOnventiOn of 

Fatrd a=iden~ are d in &is of accidenk kwning in his own 1s tive on tie N-em -~fic wOmen aufiliariea at Hanans City, 

nsln~e*r board, titlrough he in nut h & in at and ~e?ti delem~n and al~rnatea ~ 

It st;-tm an in- *he fotioming divldemf meeting; f~m the s~te at lame wee elected 

tie work - tit and natarul pride in mirttain. bti hh railroad affi~ath are “n& tO the Iecion convention to be held iri 

mn is mleuaed by tie t for re. ing the r-tion &. bis. mine ‘for confined tu s one M us he is an the =me ci~ 

turn b wetk. sh~.g & mdat n-er of acci. fllcer and dir- of * W Pm Stab officem were elected an fol. 

a -- ~ SOn%w_, of ~h he is alsu lows: Mike Otero, Santi Fe, depa~ 

ive device for” *H* itid n- - petiive spirit tietween &e mining a large titiu?der. ment commander; Frank 0. Wester. 

fkld, Albuquerque, *enior vice corn. 

Mr. and Mm. ti~omy and Mr. m=nder; J. M. Lujan, Clayton, junior 

in four months’ ttie, p ed h edu- hum. Such are the prm=ticai buh Verner from ‘rrinitid, w- burnnm vice cOmmander; J. W. Cllapman, 

.tiim In ~mm Monday. Mr. GalluP, natioml ~ 

blloway hus crone to Wke chn~e of LaE Ve~ w= awatied tbe 1922 

the D-i Swe& ~. convention. 

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P~RAMOfJNT 

PICTURE 

p~turing 

DOROTHY GISH 

“ . Amuseme~ts for the week at the ~~” ‘oNT‘A’L 

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PROGRAM 

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PARAMOUNT-FOX WEEK, OCTOBER 3-9 U~IVE~SAI-METRO 

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NO SHOW 

NO SHOW ~ 

WEDNESDAY, “NTOBER & 

“TheGhostin the Garret” 

FAMQYJs.f.ASKY PHOTOPuY IN FIVE PARTS. AUTHOR, 

WELLS HASTINGS 

THE CAST: 

Delsie ODell ---------------------- Dorothy Gnah 

Bill Clerk- ..-_. ---, ----------------- Wm. E. P=rk , 

Gilbert D?n~*on ------------------ Downing C18rk 

PercJ whit= --------------------------- 

Mm. Gilbert” D*Oni.On ----------Mr~. D=vid ‘“L:;: 

Danniamn’s Butler -------- .-------~alter T. ‘wi* 

Dennimau’a Cook --------------L -------- Mr~- FOY 

Deteetiwe O’Connor ---------------- Frsnk Badgley 

SYNdPSIS-D.l.i~ 

UmCIOand ●uut, 

O!DUII. 

aCCOIIIWIIid 

● POOF rel-tion. gOeS tO vi*it ~er ‘ri-h 

by. her bulldO# ●nd parrOt. Sh* reacb*a 

the houn whiIa a party im i= prOgra*~, VKI.fI i* brOkem UP” b7 tie ad” 

ve~t of the butldog. A mutual. attr=ctio= !prings UP b*twe*ti Del-i= 

●md BIIIY Clark, bar ==tle’~ •e~r~t~ry, -h* gi~e~ h-r ● =tfiu Of irni” 

tstion pearla, dacigncd after ● $7S,~ =e~l*Gu OWn~ by h-r 

aunt. Tbe Iattor’* ●cretmr7, Porc7 White, =‘ GMU~ *teala the rm i 

nmklace, is pursued b7 tbe bulldOe and put~ ~0 ~*.Mace under u PI~’ - 

IOW. A .OUr& for tk .tolem E*-.t~k-P1~cmand D*1~i61 fa~ri=g l**t 

BLIIY ●bould get into trouble, bid*o the imitation gaml in tbeaam- 

~=emr: 

The 

whose 

rook 

walue 

obtain. the imitatiOm 

she dma met suspect. 

trinket ●nd Del~i= gets the 

A ●eri** of cO=plic~tiem~ 

duo t- the mixed necklaca~ f=.llOw. Del*in is =c.M*A Of theft and the 

nmkla.o i- fouhd im her trunk. To cld.ld h-r Billy d=l~r=~ him~=lf 

guilty mnd g-s to j=il. The aunt dh.covers her mirtak., hut. mea=. 

while Deliio trailti Perc7 to ● hamtit~ hou~= u~~ by him and hn~ g- 

● . hkkdquarters. She mymtifiea 

Tha bulldog carrier ha, message 

tha cro-b 

acking for 

by •pp~ring +~ ● ghotit. 

~~d, wbicb ~rri~-. *md ‘he 

crooh am cmpturcd.– Billy and Delsie ● ro uuitad. 

Aided by ● tiaeacioun bulldog. ●d t~l~t~ -r~t. ~i**ciOu~ 

Doroth7 Gish romp. merrily through ~i* Picture ~itk ~PPY re~ult~. 

It i- a Ii7e17 comdydrama, in” which tirill~ *nd mirthful EP~-~?. ~ra 

fr~ly mimgld, and the ●ction tiweeps forwa*d *t ~ r~ttbmg -e-i 

witbaut a *in Ie hikh, to - *oncational fini-b. 

kndmme17 p i ot-xr.ph+ th. fmakure maiaterm, 

img ●ttr=tion. 

W-11 di?ect~ •~d 

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER & – 

NO SHOW 

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ADMtSSION 2Z ctti.; War .Tax 3 cts. 

FRIDAY. OCTOBER ?: 

“The Texan” - 

FEATURING TOM MIX 

A pductiom in which ● bmm.hO-bu.timg. h-we. di-Over! th~t he ~~ 

fall.m in IO-O -i&. tbn wmne girl. Tom W,= in ●om. of bi. ~t 

riding mtuntmi- what YOU will find in this pictMr*.. 

STORY OF THE P~Y 

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tana, 

bold 

Banton bead- from “TOX*S to New Mexico ●nd th.= into MOn- 

where be moat., * pretty girl ●nd h-r male co=p*niOn whO ● r* 

over in tuwa hcaute of a wr=k OD tb= r*ilr~d. Te=’~ pri=itivO 

, *47. mppaal to Alice Marcum, but b.r faith in Kta ch=rmcter is unstit. 

ad hy Jack Purd7’m talea of his love for liquor. A ridang and roping 

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contest in won by Tex agaimst Purdy, after h. bma eic~ped from m 

I room in wbicb he has allowed him-elf t- be placed, cupposdly drne- 

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gd. Purdy afterward tmkem Afi.o ‘riding and i. pursued and .bot by 

bar -~term lover, Emdicott. A pammm’impursuit farces tbo p~rt7 imaluding 

Tex into the ~Illm. Tax uvom the .ituatiem by upsetting the 

I cmbin on the brimk-of ● hill om wbi.b tb. pursuerti are encamped, *md 

finally decides thmt the girl is motfor him ●nd Iemven ber “to her tanderfoit 

lo~er. 

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DAWSON, NEW MEXIC% TH WRSDAY, OCTOBER 6, I ?21. \ 

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NUMBER 36. 

THE BOY- ~COUTS 

In place of goin b Lake 11 as 

had been nlanned. T the Bov Scouti 

A HALF 

San-, 

MILLION 

FOR SCHOOL USE 

Fe, Sept. 29.—Nearly $500,- 

MINING ASSESSMENT YEAR 

TO END NOON JULY FIRST 

Con~ess~n GUY U. Hardy of 

PYTHIAN S1STER5 ARE 

INSTITUTED IN DAW”SON 

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A very creditable Adition ti the 

000 accumulated from oil Ieasmsa“d Canon City, myE that the present con. lodge Hfe of Da-n “was made S&k 

heretofore held in egcrow ghortly will greaa bmspasaed and the president ap. urday, evening, when .Mrs. Mary M. 

be turned over to State Treasurer C. proved an act t~t wil] be of interest Hioh, deputy ~bpreme cbiti of the 

U. Strong’s office, Assi~tant hnd to every mining man in the n~te. Pythian Sisters, instituted Mounbin 

Commissioner Fritz Muller announc. The act changes the year for which View Temple No. 14, at Dewmn, wth 

es. assessment work must .be done on a membembip of 110, &ere being 

Tfis big gum, in other word~, will mining prop~y from the calendar 6S Ladies and 42 Knighh. TJm new 

be made available for immediate “fe year~an”ary 1 to Ja”uaw I to tbe Dawmu lodge is tie ~mg~ Mhti 

threatened to spoil 

by the common schools and those fical ye~r ru”ni”g from noon, JU]Y Sk& orpmizatian in tie date of 

outing, but the weatl Ier man waB per. state institutions named as henefi. lst, to July lst. 

New Mexico. 

haps a boy himself n number of years ciaries from the lands leased. For the In putting the new law into effect Tlbe driM ‘beam whiuh exmp:i~ed 

ago, and rather than sw a good time common schoolB, which will get the it is provided that the work which the work W* highfy praisef by the 

spoiled, ordered up clenr sky again. Iion’fl share, this will prove an unex- should have been done i“ the year Deputy Supreme Chief, and waa in- 

The water in the swimming hole ?ected windfalL They never needed 1921, may. be done n“y time up to vited to go ti R&tin on Tud~Y 

was perhaps a little ,!001, but it Was a the money worse. noon on July 1, 1922. After that night, when a tde AR ,,be inwitut- 

hard propoe.ition to :find a scout who The fact that the land off ica hue date, the years will begin and end at ed at that. PIWE. MR. Hicks alw 

would admit the f)let, even if hin’ been holding .tbi~ money in escrow afl “oo~. .1,,1:, 1. 

spoke very Mghly of the fratirnal 

t+th dd chatter as Ie said “come on 

in, th~ wafer sin’ t cold.v~ 

the result of suiti atick,”g the va- 

Iidity of the oil leases, has been tbe 

Ae most people put off doing their 

assesment work until the end of the 

spirit Which -ailed in the new or. 

ganization, and prophesid a very 

The scout work in connection with 

the camp wag conf nod to learning 

target for ~ome of the ,hafh 

~t the office. 

directed year, Mr. Hardy eaymthat the object 

of tbk new law is h have the year e“d 

bri~t ftttite. 

Following the ex-plification c.f 

the scout pace, and practice in trail. Attorney Ge~eral Ha~ry S. Bow- in the mummertime whan condition the work, a s~iwl hour W* enjoyd 

ing. In the eveninfi: the usual bonfire 

was built,. arot n~ which. ~nny 

a marshmallow w B toasted, and 

many a stiry of adv nture was told. 

Jfarl$ Sunday mc,rning the smell 

of frying bacon fla ated down Ver. 

mejo canon and ever y 5C0Ut WaB buBy 

with the preparntio n of breakfast. 

coffee, hot cakee, nd in fact anybe 

found mmewhe 

petite for another 

the boy~ hiked back tiwn. ) 

The Scouti desi to thank Mr. 

sionb. Mrs. Mary 

era] in her praise Dawmn. The 

which the town is rrounded, were 

subjects concernin which Mm. 

man, whose opjnion wae asked by the ate good in mountain regio”o for and refreshmata servud. 

land office, declared in bis opi”io” mining work. There imalso perhaps The following is a I* of tie Of- 

tbc money could be turned over. an advantige in hving the year end fice= in the new lodge: 

Replying to attacks agninrt the pol. at noori instead of qt midnight. Pad Chiefs: Mre. % Bradford, 

icy of holding the rentils in escrow, Incidentally the_ #ew ,Iaw Mrs. Anna Sherfick and Mrs. Annie 

~VeS 

the land office heretofore has ,gtated #ome ~lief to those who do not want Frazer. 

this policy wae adopted under an to do their amemment work this year, 

Sibting Paut tilef: Mrs. Mfie 

opinion from the attorney general’s permitting them to have until July 1, 

Hamiin. 

office obtnined probably two years 1922, to do it. ,.. 

Mout ExceHent Chief: Mtn. Mq 

Mctirvey. 

ago when the fi~t suits atticking the A portion of the act reads: 

Iea?.cswere filed. “Sec. 2. ‘That section 2S24 of the 

Excellent Senior: M=. Geneva 

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Revtid 6=~ti-ti ~ 


Exce21ent Junior; Mrs. Betie 

be amended by adding. ~hi foHowing 

Meikle. 

A-O-Ki-Y= Cmmp word~. ‘Provided, That the period 

M.snug.tt; Miw Helen ShAti. 

(By Hilary Mwow) 

within which the work required h be 

Mistress of Records and @rr& 

Instead of fihe A. O.Ki.Ya Cwp dOne annually on all unpatented minppondence: 

Mrs. J2bhgl%Fk. 

Fire Girls’ regular meting, we had a eral claims located since May 10, 

Mietrew of Finance: Mim Franlie 

ceremonial meeting oti on a Iitble hill 1812, including 8uch claims in the 

Sh@ltin. 

just beyond Tnnk l’gwn, on Wlday Territory of Alaska, shall commence 

Protector: Mrs. .Virgin~a Miller. - 

night, Septmobur 23td. 

at 12 o’clock meridian on the 1st day 

Guard of Outer Temple: Mrs. Pearl 

At our ceremonial metilng & girls of July succeeding the date of loca- 

$herfick, ‘, 

were awarded the ,honora tich tie y tion of such”claim: Provided further, 

Press Correspondent: Miga Jessie 

had won during the month. Mar- That on all such valid exitiing claims 

Sneddon. 

guerite Helemn read the ~unt of the annual period ending December 

Trustees: Mm. Agnee Brown, Mm. 

what htid happened during the month. 31, 1921, shall continue to 12 o’clock Mary Geisjer, Mrs. Nellie Wilson. 

Mis# MeCreary tild us a very, inter- mcridian July 1, 1922.” 

The three Fawt Chiefs who were 

esting stiry of knighthood, and we 

elected will represent the local lodge 

~anE our Cwu Fire wn.ea. w. c. HOLMAN IS INJURED 

Et the instituting of the Grand 

We adjourn~d h m~- n@xt week’ 

Mr. W. C. Hdlmn, chief engineer, Temple, which wilt bke place. at Al. 

at the home of Ceciia Mc@rty. 

iS confined tg his home as w remit Of buquerque on the 14*h and 15th of 

me r%ular meeting of the A-O- 

Ki-Yu bmp Fire Girls was tiM at 

an accident Monday evening in which ~~ber. 

he ~ caught between kfa ~ and, 

bhe home of Cecila McCarty, Friday MILLER WBRIEN 

a work bench in W ~. 

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evening, Sepkber 80th. 

Mr. Holman crankd MS ~ which 

After a ~homt busin- meeting .we 

At Damon, N. M.,ThuAay, Swng 

our c- fire mng5, and en. 

~pened to ,be in b -f, and be. ~b~ 2gth, 1921, ~C”#, ~~ 

fore he could get out of tie way, he d~fi of JOgeph Mi~]er O?Brien, at 

joyed a smial time during ~ich re- 

was cru~hed against the work bench 

frmbments were served. Three of 

the home of ,hi~ ~l~r, kf~. H. M. 

the teschem were pr-rrt % tie Iat *he !n.d ~f ‘u ‘me” Robe~n, at the age of 22 ym~. 

His InJurles are reprted b be 

meeting, the Misses N*, Bmers 

Mr. O’Brien came w Damon two 

quik serious, and it will be seveml 

and Hmna. 

weeks ago fm Sioux Gity, Iom,. 

‘ days btiore he will be abl@ W be at 

The next meeting wi~ b hdd at ~rk 

where he had Went h 1- year wim 

the home of Es&Ha Murray. hls eider, Mrs. J. C. Decker. 

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The funeral wa,g heid w the home. 

BOWLING ALLEYS 

MINE APPRAIS~S HERE 

of h& brother, Mr. J. M. O’Brf~. 

ARE RECEIVED 

The two. new bowling alleys which 

%. J. K FinJuy, mining *n&eer 

~~ New York p,”d ~~ An~]&, ~i~. 

~uday, O** 1- Bufi~ =~ 

,at Mt Galvary cemetery, =tin, N. M. 

sre to be installd in the basement I~ by ~, L, S, Mom~ of Red~nd~, Mr. O’Brien w= a mhr of ~ 

part of town. 

d by tbe Phelpn 

Df the opem house were received the CalH,; and Mr; J. T. Me~”, 

Iattir part of the week. The old al- ome, Arizom, are in b-n 

ley~ have been removed, and tie , ing the ~inw ~ ~ ~e]~ 

work in connection’ with the new in- ~~~r&On, ~hi~ me ~c~ 

~“f Jm. 

appmis- 

~dge 

& this 

Knights of OcAtius, De Goe~rimd” 

tiuncil No. 279 of Burlington, Vk 

Betides hle relattiuu here, Mr. 

,0’fJrien leaves two sisters, Mm. J. C. 

~hllation is pr0gre69iW. It. ia ex- pke.. Decker of Siuux %y, Iuwn, und Mn. 

on amomt of tie d 

petted that the mom at the opera Mr. Finlay W* appoin~ by the “JSdwa@ L- iU St, AMnK Vt., 

er. Upon returni tu Damn, Mr. house formerly used for a pool room, hti T= -tian ~ ax fie alm -o bmtherB, Ma T. H, O’BrJen 

Gattren Wae - 

will be ready for the w of dancing mi”~ of N- Mb in ~~pl~e of Inapimtian , Arim, and W. A. 

partien by the first of next month. with a rment =t of tie l~ture. O’Brien of Dann~ N. Y. 

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Terms ofSmhtrleil.m 

six mt.nths ..----- . . ..-. ----. ---.$ .’16 

On. Ye3r . . . . . . ...---..e --------- 1.60 

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AdveFtLslnE Rates on Appllce.tlon 

Euterad aB a.cond-cle.n matter 

March 10th, 1$*1, at the post-office at 

tiuwson. hew bsx,co. I 

WORK AWAY YOUR TROUBLES 

(Charles E. bwyer in Forbes Magazine. 

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You can’t overwork. God Almighty 

intended this wonderful mechanism. “ 

crdled tbe human body to work. ‘It 

is working all the time. Did YOU 

ever think of that? Th]nk of ]t once 

‘“mOeThhe~ofu~ump on seventy-tio times a minute, from 

the moment that it takes iti first heat 

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until it dies at 6.6 ‘years, or 60 yeer~ and from ~u~u”ding -S gatierad 

or 100, It pump~ 4S20

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DR.C.W.HOO ER 

DR.E.&#OL~ \ ‘K 

Dentist~ 

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OFFICE HOURS 

@ A. M. k 12.00 M. 

7 P. M, to S.00 P. M. 

. lP. M,ta S.30P. ; 

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gpent Sunday fti~ neas Abbott. p~ren~ of a baby ~. 

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Mim Margaret Byern drift MQtiY Mr. J. B. Morrow went to Red Rivin 

Rawn. ‘e on Thursday of this d 

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Mr. and Mm. F. Koelling nnd W]m Mr. and ~ T. C, HiB arrived 

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Fannie Redpath motored h 

Siturday. ● 

Trinidad homefrom El Paao Eunduyw 

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wutin, of 

Mr. and Mrs. A. Annb retur!ied Tobasco, Glo,, were vitilng Mr. and 

Friday from Chiaago, wherq ehey ha7e 

been spending tir vacation. 

Mm. Wm. Lw’an Sunday. -” 

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Mr. and Mre. &eve Smiti of No. 1 

Camp are the proud parentu of e baby 

@rl bom September 28M. 

Mrs. E. G. B#bbett 1A Friday for 

hs Angeles, where he e- @ 

visit with relatives, 

Mm. Rosari~ Apodaca of Santi Fe 

Mrs. Mary M. Hick!, wha h been amtied in Dawnon ~~ay and es. 

DISPENSARY BUI~lNG Ii ]n Damon organizing a- Pythkn S]s.. pecb to mke this her home. 

I The No. 7 Ladiw Club met ~ ffhe Ed. Trujillo and B~n tiiUlo, mtor~ 

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, home of Mrs. AndY Seppi vu Friday ed h Albuquerque ~lday, 

-. Dawson 

Vulcanizing Shop 

BUSINESS HOURS: 

Sunday and Monday— 

9A. M. to’8P. M. 

Other Days, Evenings 

only 

6,30 P.M. h 8P. M. 

.- ALL WORK 

GUARANTEED 

A 

SUGGESTI ON 

l’af’-””~ 

Mr. 

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Levering and Mr. O. G. Monquiut 

went h Red River and Tms on 

II Thursday of ti. week. 

‘Me’sm‘horn= ‘rid ‘en ‘Utihin’ 

of Trinidad were vi$tim ti Dawaon 

o“e day last week. 

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Mt. and Mrk. W. T. Rufi end Mr. 

and Mm. C. A. Young drove.h Red 

RATON ELECTRIC 

SHOE SHOP 

140 N. 2&. St., 

urduy in Taos. 

just tak; a look our 

Mr. F. M. OIQugh, s~erintendent 

stock of Maskirtaw “-tl . of -bridg~ 

and buildb vf tie El 

itor in Damn Tueday. 

.— ArmyGoods Sore ‘Mr. Wm. Horan returned Saturday 

River Sunday. 

Mi% Gertrude Debng, who has 

bwn spending tbe week-end in Duw. 

son, left Sunday morning far French. 

Mm, Gulley left Sunday for Wane, 

N. M., where she expecb b tisit 

with ~iend~ and reUativ-. 

Rafon, :-: :-: N.”M. 

Be;;~u~~ ~hop in 

. 

Special Attention given, 

h mail orders. 

All work guaranteed. 

frOm ~lifornia, tiere he tis been 

Old School Build\ ng spending aevem! wenks’ vncation. 

.— 

Dawson — . M. Mr. i. W. Montgome~ of Las 

F 11- Cruces, N. M.. arrived in Datin 

Mr. end Mrs. Juw Dun-n r-, 

turned home Saturday f- Denver, 

where they have bem tilting with 

telativ~ ( 

We arry a complete 


work ~hoes and ladies’ 

outing tits. 

tf. 

A.-F. & ~: Ml 

‘$ 

ROpl-r communimtio ●end 

-d Fourth ThU ● -t 

S m m. M- .kll iu 

Hmta BmildiW. 

Vi*ita- Af*>a W* 

G W. THURSTON, . ~. 

O. F. WARFIELD, S ‘y. 

, Mr. G. H. .Bridges, who hae been fi 

the employ of tie Phel~ Dodge Mercantile 

company, left W]day for El 

Judge Kinney spent a few duyain 

Walse.burg on com~ny bwkem tibia 

week. 

—. 

D?. and “Mm. Hyover tive rwturned 

from a three week” vtit, *M 

they Went in Uti. BAWSONBAKERY 

Pwo, Tex. 

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Mr. Wsltm Breeg, of ‘G1-od 

Spnnge, Colo., ,ku been -]- for 

the past few days with his mutkm, 

Mm. Tinaley. Mr. Breen wau form- 

i=l ‘“:z:g::: 

Dawaon City Lodge” ‘o.30 amis~rig in th@ wor~ at the Da~ 

BARBERStIO~T 

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has announced the conwlid “UIIU,.’K l.iu. -u- -..—— . . l.,.. m.um.lv,. ~. .–--–—. 

all farm bureauu. Formerly e=~ a~- Idaho, Kn sas, .Montana, Nebraska, . 

vixit@d the night on. It USU1lY takes about 

tion waa under a rnaparatebureau. last ~eek, :hs tn have the certificate OreEOn and Washington enacted le? 

The fbt s~te “to declare Memo-l The High Sch. .,.-, L“.,n .Vogetf,”g 

. . ..=. . . . sent to the .-. cnu~. .—-.. N0 

person can be islatiOn sire” ar tO the federal remla- 

DaY a legau holitiy, WaS New York. Wme .pmlimi~ Y ‘--L-’ UWG, ‘-” .*ll practice Patumli~* ed within 90 days preceding tion prOhib ting hunting from air- 

NaW Yvrk r-ewe ‘bsnk h= dXUP now and will bbe 

in good condition I election unle@a he is in the P1anes. COIOrado 

a ?:n’~’ 

rOduced the bag lim” 

ped i%ure-diwount =~ to 6 per cent. ~hen the ~eamnLopen~. We 6eem b m’h~ry 

or naval setice of the it ‘n ‘uck~l frOm go W 16 a ~y, 

fie American Retief Ati~iaa- ~tia The fee *OYfinaI pa. while Kanws 

h~w . number .. -. =.”.. --- A ~.~r..q . . . ... . +1.:”. .“.. Uni*d St 

increased the limit from ; 

tion has decided b extend i~, work ~ear+ 

pera ia $4. The Supreme Court Of 20 “m 25. 1n New ‘emeY ‘eedbirdu . 

m all partn of stirvimg R- 

A .1- ~ Eng]~h and in ~a~~ Me United Stite, sums up the mle were prote~:ted at all tirn% hy beiw 

Du~ng a recent ~eUWWOWem The 

matica will be stid in the DougIan as follOwe: “An alien friend is offer- “aced ‘“ ‘h e ‘non-~me “am” 

in Rdfield, Oati, 12 au~oh~~ b~ildi”g ne~ Monday evaning pro- ed, under certain conditlona, the priv- Open aeaso for ‘~dcm~ w~ ~hO~ 

were bh= inti the Iuke. iiem of citizenship. He may accept ened ?6 d s ‘II Mich@an, ‘w” ‘*h” 

tiding there am enOugh in~re~ted. 

Six ,miIH9n f-iliea in tie. Uniti 

The CW will meet twice a week. the offer and become a citizen upon~; in Ne.w YP k 4u~ !n! m!!.~_ ~n Ver I 

Stites own heir awn hmn=. 

( o.wnlirtqce with the prescribed cpndi- mont. D ve~ were prOtected unt . 

The co-ercial ckem ‘ 

NeM4Y 250,000 w~en ~ eWaE- -emoud for me pre~e”t, M 

; nOt otherwise. His claim is 1924 in C loradO, and in Kansa~ an 

ed in hair dredng in J*-. - 

ndt Of right. He can only Open sea n on them wa* prO~ded 

Out of every hundred pupils WhO be ac’ommodatid ‘U*” 

All tbe regular ?dgbt schiu, =,-. i citizen upon and aft8r strict ‘rem ‘ep ‘bef 1 b ‘Ctober 15enter 

public achad, fifteen g- tiru 

high mh~l, amdody tiree finish col-I are lsrw. Very few more could be” 

compliance with tbe acti of c;ngrem In gene ral, -awns on big gaw, I 

were shor :ened and hunting futim 

The high =hool Literary %cie~ ~e~tilcted 

h?ge. 

I~i:; ~a;hc~~~ t;~! met Friday and elected the follow. * ~ich 

Tho rdstiar general kermrta 10S7 a?~ti;l= ~=~’ 

week in the n~ht whool. The Wach- ing off item: President, Walter hv- 

boys for every lQOO @h wee born lNotih Digktiti, South Dakoti, Vew 

im Etigland during the aecund quarter 

em 60 far employed are Mi= Hoelz, ering; vice-prenident, Helen Patin; 

viola Sutton. mont a?d in We.ehington east of the 

Mira Igo, Mica Davh, Mb McGamey, 

of 1921. 

fiecre~ry-tfe~urer, 

‘ C4scades. Maine protected spike 

The *i& ,“ew~pper ;n *e ~nimd Mira Scott, .Mi~ Platt, Mim WalA, !prowm cOmmi~e: Bianco Be%amo, “1 

~brrckn and prescribed that on@ of tbt 

Stitee w= the Botin NEWaL&~r. Mi= Lunnfoti, Mix N.tter.and Miw 

,Wo,in. 

Edna Barnettt Evelw Eng!ish. 

two deer aIlowed in the eight nob 

atur4ed in 1704. The following propam b been I 

ern connti es muet be an antle 

W)hol-le ~noline prices in tii Tbe syllabus of the ~aturrdization announced for Octiber 7th: 

buck,, an 3 provided that in two of 

l-ding cities of the Uniti Stiee av- hw furniaheg the following infOrma- Soa—’’Ameri”.” 

the countiieE only residents may hun 

crag- 20.S ceub pa dlon. tion: 

Reading of proposed cOnati~tiOn Of Ideer duri 

w -the last two weeku of $ 

Over ‘sixty per ce~ ti me autO- In order w bwome an Ameria the mciety, followed by di=uwion 1~pen dea~on= Bull moose ~em p 

mobiles of Uruguay nre of Ameri$an 

mnke. 

citisen, it.~ fimt %~.ry E =~bli~h 

a reeuidence. 

Af&r th~, the al]b., -,-” 

and’ adoption or rejection. 

-:-1. nwu . Q-L... A-l . . a,. ”.” WME. 

.1 

I 

d fop five years in Maine. 

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9 

‘Pbe Amerti Le&on 

nearly tin thoxnd m 

ghming of tiju ymr. 

‘L~iet&” Of 

at tbe b- 

may mak” We declsratiOn of. in~n- 

+ion (firet wuer) in * ~~~ ~~ra]htion 

court in the counw in whioh 

The Manual Trakring depatient 

is now ready ti bke ‘ordem fof fur- FOR 

niture rewiriw an!’ mfifi-r Or ladies’ 

WANT ~S 

“M 

ALE--We have a number ~ 

nd men’~ uncalled for ga 

Lumber ia de 

.! :,1(,.. 

in more k 46 ha li~es Or ~ the nearest Uni*d for ~a conB~uctiOn OrvariOue pieces men~ t k ~1’f 

I StEmu dmtrict court. It. h not Jaw- of furniture.. Ivalues. “t DAWSON 

for *-’ 

TAWOR 

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FALL SUTTSF RMEN 

WHO DEJ’ AND 

THE BE$T 

It win be of i Iterest to 

good dressers .to know. 

that ve are nom~display-. 

ing the smartest of men’s 

and young men’s suits for 

fall wear. There is an undefinable 

st}mething 

about them th at immediately 

sets the In apart 

quality, that we g ve them 

our fullest recor Nrlendation. 

The prices are so economical 

that yoL r eritire 

satiif action is ce.“tain. 

is sufficient to 

ne~s wear. 

LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S 

White Canvas S ~ 06s 

Specially Piiced for 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th 

Ladies’ Sizes, $5.50 values _.__ --_--__ -._--252.25 

Misses’, Sizes 11% to 2, special at __----..$l.75 

Children’s, Sizes 8,fi to 11S, special at _-..$1$2525 

FULL RUN OF SIZES 

SHIRTS and BLOUSES 

FOR SCHOOL 

Every boy needs plenty 

of shirts or blouses for 

schml wear, and they 

must be well made,, of 

lg~d. materials, to meet 

the demandg made upqn 

them. 

You will find here good 

~ch~l shirts for the older 

boy and blouses for the 

young boy. Caretilly selected 

fabrics are used 

and the garmeyts are properly 

sized, insuring a 

perfect fit. 

.We have a varkt~. of 

neat and attractive patterw, 

at re~onable prices. 

BOY’S PANTS 

AT SPECIAL PRICES 

LINNO CLOTH 

Linen satisfaction with 

out linen price. Linn~ 

cloth is a strong, weight~ 

cotton cloth, with a Iinern 

finish, Linno cloth is 

adaptable h, most of thf 

uses to which linen is put 

It is a long-wearing cloth 

that will stand frequenl 

laundering.’ . 

.. 

30c YARD 

“iOPE” BLEACHED 

MUSLIN 

~,Every housewife wh[ 

@lievqs that quality if 

the best economy, will ap 

preciate “Hope” muslin. 

25c YARD ‘ 

. . s:~”[*y:**b* 

JiWELRY 

... . .. ., 

DEPART EN’T 

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GINGHAMS 

are greatly-in demand 

for FW House, Dresses. 

Our dress ginghams are 

of a very high standard 

quality which makes them 

best suited for house 

dresses either of the afternoon 

or morning t~. 

These ginghams are un- 

usual in strength and unifo~ 

in texture’ and remarkably 

soft and 

smooth~ all because they 

are woven of yarns spun 

from extra, long staple 

titton. For Fal~ we have 

them in many pew patterps 

and of fast colorings. 

27-INCH WIDTHS AT 

25c and Mc YARD 

STAPLE APRON 

CHECKS 

17~c YARD 

LATUSCA PEARLS 

PRICEP 

$15.00 and up 

‘“cift,ThntLst” 

JEWELRY .DEPARTMENT 

.’ 

FIRE PREVENTION D, *Y in view, to-wit: “ ,Xules: 

;MALL BLAZE AT UPPEk CAMP 

—. . 

State Governor& were reqy~:sted by 

“To requ%. citizens of their -S 

to plan for fiat day ~“d ~ri~, 

, ~n’t ~}art fires in Dur 

with gtruullneor kerosene. 

~v~ 

On Wednesday afternoon tbe 

President Harding in a proc- ,through pulpit, through fom~ and Dofi’t store ~per, wd or real be- >ridge at the “V” was threatened by 

lamntion to detignati 

the anniversary of tire Chi 

10th, through the ~hoo],, ~goh rn-ti~e 

fire, ad ~~catianal. exemi$+ m &all im. 

hind your mtivw. 

Don~t duanp a- ju~ otide year 

k fire which was dimovered just in 

ime tn prevent any uerinua 10=. A .< 

a~ fire prevention ‘day. 

“Whereas, the Unitsd 

preu~ the pu~ic rniti wti tie cr.l- dOOr Or wi~ YOUrS- 

Om : amitiu~ ~ff~ .nd thr~~d m. Don’ft ting ekctic wiree 

=1 es mrf- nomic distier of such LInnWmSary rniwuo”nly a~”nd yvur tie.. 

prol~rk 

from a pwing locomotive wan 

!videntfy the caWe of the fire, which 

wanjust getting utider way when dis- 

Zem through direction of fire ; :;; fire ~mte ; See tit. your ~vws and’haaturn covered. Quick work on the part of 

nual Ioas of life e8timuWd d , 

“TO urge, as an every day duty of are MO feet trorn the wti. ~r. Nif.demier; Mr. Morrow and Mr. 

‘human beings, mgst ti them w.nnen cibizerrahlp, individurd and rollective 

WcGoey, who bappaned h all be in 

Pface zinc platau or rn.ata under atf 

and children. 

efforts in cbn~rving our ~u~y’r. =“rn~ end ~a~~. 

he immediate vicinity of the bridge, 

“Wher=s, in tie fme

I I 

Amusem6ntsfor theweek at the 

If YOUwant to laugh 

IFINE cOM&Y 1S I 

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WEDNESDAY 

“T:E~:J~s’ Dawson Opera House 

NIGHT 

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PROGRAM 

PARAMOUNT-FOX - WEEK OCTOBER 10-16 

MONDAY, OCTOBER 10- - 

. NO SHOW 

TuESDAY, OCTOBER 11— 

NO SHOW 

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12— 

NOLSHOW 

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II 

DOUGLAS 

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER I& 

.“Girl of My H~art” 

,. 

MacLEAN 

And DORIS MAY 

“THE R’;KIE’S 

RETuRN’ 

FEATURING SHERLEY MASON 

Al$o “THE LOST CITY’’—T~th Episode 

SATURDAY, OCTOBER iS- 

ADMISS1ON 2k ct~.; War Tax 3 eta. 

“Life’s Darn Fu~ny” 

1 

A DALLAS M. FITZGERALD PRODUCT1 N. RELEASED By 

METRO. FROM CHRISTINE JOPE LADE’S SATURDAY 

EVENING POST 

SIX -—— PARTS. 

STORY 4’CARETA ERS WITHIN”. .IN 

THE CAST: 

ZOe Robert .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ViOla Danm 

cl-y Warwick . ..- . . ..-... -....-..! lamth Hughem 

Mits Dellaroc.---- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Eva Gordon 

Gwmmdoly~ Males -------------- Kat teen O’Connor 

Prince Karmmoznv ----------------- ,Mark Fenton 

SYNOPS1+ZW, a. Fr.nch girl and an nrtint o n the violin, had come 

to New York,. high xn hepe -f a hearing. Her chance has come; .&he 

im●lgned 

ne g~wn 

to give a .on.ert. 

fit te wear. Clay, 

But b-r mOney ha ● given 

a pnwerty..triekel . artist, 

out. She haa 

has materials 

thmt hi~ modal- u.ed im the past, and he de~igna mgown far ZOO t. be 

m.de from thoa materials. The exqui.ite crest ion helps censidarably 

toward th~ ●uccQea of Zoe’s debut. She maken a great many friendn. 

Among tham iti n prima domnu, who, le~ving mm a tour, nskm ZOe to 

take car. of her mpartment while ●ha i. gon.. Zee, ekcitcd by tha 

new changu in fc.rtuna,has her worldly ambitie I. .tirr=d. She thinks 

‘tbmt Cl., is a ganiu.. a. a grown dm.i=ner, ●nd u .gea him into pnrtnerahip 

iii makimg gmwna thatwill axpra.. the per.aanality, of the we*rera. 

Zo- rmckles.ly arders the mast expefimaV- mmtmrial. fr.r the 

gewmm, char=ikg them te the prima donna’. accaunt. GOWmm.rm .-Id, 

but tba wealthy patrona are S1OWte pay. The creditors of the firm 

of Wmrwick & Robart become pramcing. Zoe i 

.ial .Ioudr. She baa been engaged to Pliny ● t 

hotel. Prince Nicbnlas Karamazov, a= intern 

ity whone word is said t- make or break tha 

tO ●ttend. Shortly before the concert ~h= i, ●wakened from her 

dr..m by the b=rd fact of having a moving van call at the .partment 

with am attachment An the furniture. It will never do to have the 

primwdomnm’s furnitura ramov~d, and Zoe da khea out to pawn ber 

violin+ Stradiv.riui. Tha .ituatimn ia mam entarily smvad. And 

better thnngm =ra prmmimed, aS Clay ham found a~ collector who recognize. 

tbe worth -f hiu p~intinga ~nd ham effered ta buy the ~hc.le lot. 

But the c~ncart 1. ..hduled far th-t .fternmOm , and, n- matter what 

tha future bald-, ZOe ●een nO way of playing, aS ●ha cau’t get her 

vialin ~ut of pmwn. A ●trauger hao callad to●mBber mnd ba ausgemtm 

he might be of asaistaata. He rdeems tha vi,dim. The stranger is 

Primce Karama.-v, ●nd the prin.e, hearing he PI.*Y, d=cides she ham 

rnal ~e~iun. Her sec~md concert is ● ●enaation ~1 triumph. The, two 

mrtitit.. Z-a -nd Clsy. . rkh in their sue-... bid farewell to -hernia. 

embarkim~ on a lifeloug matrimonial crui.o. 

Also “THE LOST CITY’’—Te th Episode 

SUNDAY, OCTO’BER 16-- 

‘“ 4 

ADM1SS1ON 22 eta.; War Tax 3 cts. 

“The Rowdy/’ 

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fi”E tiEiFARi~bEpARTMENT’ .“ ‘“”””:- ,, ‘~.’,” : ‘. .“ 

DAwSofU, NEW MEXIC& TH~SDA’Y, kT9BER “13, l;al.:’ ““ > ‘”’ ‘, ., ”,,. NUMBER ~. 

ERIC ANDERsoN ME ITH .- pHELps DO~E CORP. TAf(E~ ; ,N~w MASO”~[C TEMPLE Is. ~”’PYTt41AN” S19+ERSV TtiMpLE 

ACCIDENT NEAR 

t. OVER ‘ARIZONA COPPER’ CO. ““” . DEDICATED AT RATON I INSTITUTED AT RA~~”” : 

—,1 I .—, ., ,, .._ 

From ~d “new”bfaeonic temple which ;B “. ‘:, ‘ ‘“’ ,.’ 

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While returning W- ‘Mg tibiri i-” An” “Am’ocia@d Prek repoti f 

A very. interesting and enjoyable “ 

R&d ~ver m Thumtiy ining, Mr;. ] Ed{nbnrgh, Scotland, .:&ted Otiber to be the home, of Gab City Lodge 

eveniug, wm ❑jrant laat !Prte5day in ., 

Erio Andermti, who in ~ -n ~ inf, 8tites iht.“by 

an ove~hehnfng NO; ~1, A. F. & A; ~ wna dedieate~ 

. . 

Ratd.ti .whdti Friendetdp .Templs” No; 

* people of ~, * an ,tirrjoriti, the -..aha,reholdem of the titurday afbarmoon 

with f~~ng Ida. 

s“ I E -,ma’;-~+i+t,.-~. .,..= .... V.W”=W,., :.++h ”’ thitty ~~~r 

unw~ accident -i M ti be, A~~Ona COPPSr C?mmny tOday rati- ~O!ic ceremOny. 

membern,- 1 ~” ,.,. ,, 

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of a very Sarinak w~ ; ‘:, ‘ ~~,. fied the agmament knafefiw the ‘ A ~ecial ueauion 4f the, Grand 

7 ~~‘fh,! officers and dfill team -from- 

‘ Mr. ‘And~ Xtidln h-back PTOPtiY to “the Amefican FheIxm .~dge of New Metico wfi convened Mountiin. 

View Tempk No. 14 .of 

down a ~b.er~ BIgpe A Wen DOdm ,Cdrporation:’; 

in the n“ew timple at S,00 p. m., with ~awnon ~em ~led ~mn ,ti Owm *U, 

h~v’ily mabt4d * ,feUAe .- U* ., The ratification df the ~ment Grand Winter F, E. htir praniding; 

Temple and put on b ffoor work for” 

where ~ is i~de~ ~ &~ ~ tranufer the. hoIdirign mrka the pnd the ceremOny of dedication. which tie ~~n ~,mbe= .Viai~ng Bi@@m ~~ 

in fie ltit of dav. ‘}I 

Au i~ht time conaumnration “of one of the largeh m conducwd My,tie Grand M~t.ar 

‘ Nieb and MurmI fmm ‘lcinidad w.errn 

b ev%r nkotiahd in’ the war wltuemed. by, over two hundred _u._. _L __ ,. ..? 

e an interesting ~~~~ “:’” 

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wddle and pretruded ugh.’ far Artiona wh .. .. ... . ~..._.. 

E-gh h jab into tie T de of. hI~ the Lemydsb Rmthmm in 1U%S,and Iwas served- in the banauet morn~-oi I‘“! ‘!e.S~vOral ‘@ad 

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fotier holdingn 

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of@ Shannon GOP home wMch is a modem ~o~-~ -“ ‘ ~& 

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—. ,. *O. \entire second floor for lodge p“qO&.“:-” ~~—- ‘- 

Th~” Phelps ~e~ Corperatlou al. em.. The lodge Tom is of commodious V~tlonal timtia.and edba~rr , 

. . . Clifton-Momnci dtitrict” dating ftom large banquet. halI and .kitihen arp 

tiugh~ in .~ore Mmv Mefiq scheab 

1896, wheru wee .pu’mtigd a contmll. kl~o”a We of the second floor pIaII., bbia year .Wn *vr WQ* a~rding 

Ing ‘interest ,in, tie Detroit COp~r ‘The dedication aeremony was at- to ,inf_tion received,@ tie’ office 

of tbe !tik &omi n~nted~” , - 

../. , F6urt@n, qew echoofg ~ve inetitub, ‘. ~ 

,’ 

‘INTERESTING BUREAU ‘:.,; Per Cbmtiny, whitti were purch~ed brick, buildi~, the, fj~. fl~r ~~ HOME ECONOMIC~ 

mtNEsPICTURE IS HOWk by the Afizona c0m3any a few yam demigned for rental PuIPomn, and the : IN 14 F4EW. sCt4* ‘-” 

~n4tbar of the keris- of’ B kmu,of ,, 

MA pktutee fiich ha~e ~ n ~hed+ ready have large inkresta in. the Size and claboratel~ fu~j~ed. A fII ~ad= and Snd”tiiu till., h., 

ulod tu be’slown in MweoII, ‘a seen 

F’tiday ‘~om” at tie Opb Hoiae 

by a repc~ntitive’ 

mn pedple. 

nwtmber ~ ~mv- 

., 

Cornpany of Morenci. 

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tinded by” a’ numlrir 

Matins.’ . 

of the kwrmn 

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~dv~rt}olng ge.i~. on “*licatIon 

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‘.Wasklngt.o~, Oot. 4.—The Ameri 

can p.qople pm catted UPOn bY ~e?l 

dint klardfrIg in ‘Up~c~mi?tiott to o~ 

i’~ur~hc~ore, I hembY direct tk 

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“ ,~re:~q~- . ~~ving ,. ,, 

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p# nntional flag be”diwlayed at half 

mast upon all public buildina’u of we 

Inited ,StoteB and all @@tionmqf the 

rmy, WVY and marine co@ t~u~h: 

a the v#orld as well as uwn tdl Am. 

ilcqn. emba~len, la~nt{ons, and consu - 

Itea, from aunrbe. uhtil sunset, on 

(ovQmb,er llfi! 1?21. 

;fIh ~tne~ whereof, 1 hve herp. 

nto 8et .rnY ‘hand and cauued. the 

rest seal of the Un~kd $tab?u to be 

ffixed. Done in the, pi~tr~ct 6! Co- 

~mhia’, th[~ SOth day ;of Septimber, 

P Me y~ar pf .Q~r ~orO one ~.:-~d 

IkE hqq~~. -d ttq~%”w and, gf 

he tid,epen~ence of ’tbe United Stites 

h:, .yne h.untid ahd fbrty.si%tb. 

‘WA.RBEN G. ~~DNG, 

“BY’thg Pr@sident. ~. 

‘“C~AkLES “k. HUGHES, 

: ‘GSecretaryof State,” ,,, ,. 

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iEW $0’u*HERN REPVEYLIC 

COMES t?Q~ &XISTXNCE 

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TegucJgulpa,Honduras, Oct. 9-A 

tew ~netion having an ~pprotima~ 

,iea 91 190jQOQ square. mil.y and 4 

Opulat!on ‘d 4,000,000, @tl mqe in? 

~ eqti%nce “tornomow when the gov; 

inmentu o! Hondurm, Ggat9@q 

nd Salvador will cenfa w functioq 

nd the .mvism Federal. Councif 

f the Centfal American Federation: 

omposqd of them countries, 

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membem knew that th club rules re:’ “Oh Saturday; Oc~ber 6th, tie A- n.ighti. ~ .,.’ ~‘ . “. .~.’~l~j. W‘iIe 

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-trfctd. d -tie,. refresh’ ●nk. b“ two O-Ki-Ya Camp. Fira:Girl~ .mat+t M.~. . we ~uniti, clam reprtd the fol: the D~fibUu1; VW R:-E. SM& H) Cltirk. of 

:-~ ~nlrt of Colfax Gountv. 

itiin~ and-~ a.. .:dri , “;-m”, they J, B. M0~ow3”and Gtifiti on f! ~~e, lowing o~?matibn+ ,,pre~ident,’ Sam I,New Mexfco. 

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formation receivedbyhe o:jty ~~ Ik“OW that.,$~II G~”l im d~id~d-jn~the. farmer m$y choom ~’l~afio” “n. Tuetidey evening k been Glectl 

ae~r here fmm A~rney natal H. Ithree ptrta” or thnt King John” n~. da= imlgation or in rafnfs]l dfic~. ed m the retfular meetihg nit?ht. ~~ 

S. Bowman in Santa Fe. he .fourtb $d the Ma~i Ch~r on June 15, He may Iwati on highly $mproved ne*t. maetfii till beheld at the time 

“amendment, whfck ptio~ for thfg 1016; at Ru”ngmedg. ~Mvd9uc ~iv up with the big und~ 

exemption, did ndt ~ke it •ff~ve, Tikere in a mat de’~t more bend fit ?e]bPed -%ctioi” in the” waet PBrt of 

but Buthoriz~ the”l~slkIt ~ fo p- I& ye derived ~rom. tuking fimi aid thi fib. me inyestit may lind 

nnch a bill. .“ ‘training tl?an there. jg in attendj”g ~ mines, foriata and industries. 

The, letir reads: “~e a endherit mritjt6n picture ~fial,’ ctinsi9ti& Of The Colonization De~tient af 

*Uadopted doen not grant e exem+ forty episode~; in=which more blood is, the Sank Fe railway. WiII gfvg the 

tion. It oply authotiz~ t e lg~l~, bpi~ed h“d more men wed than in Adw folde~ wida distribution, it an. 

ture .tu provide for euch an xem~lon; the battle of Gettysbu~. You al- nouncee. The Earth,. the ind”strk’1 

and of coume the exem~ n cannot’. fi~ know ,how the ~,cmre ia ~ing and aticultutal monthly, published 

under any cim”m&nee~ auowed tO erid,. anyway. ,They always get at Topeka, circulnteu widely. among 

until after the ]efilnt”re h met and mktied. : people seeking new locatiotm either 

authorized the’ ~xIng of i~i*l~ to Tbe clames meet from 7 until ‘9 on. fot a home or for investment: 

grant it.” clock every Wedn4ay night. , 

The ne”fi aeaeion of the w lepis- “ ‘ , Meke.’ Jack Dav&, 12rIIa Cook 

]aturewil] be in 19Z8, m t t in that Mr.” Ed Peffii, ‘shot fiier at No. and Lawrence Simpson raturned fdonyear 

at the earlieti can the ~emption 4 mine ,has been transfewed to fire day from San& Fe, whera they hnve 

become effective. , hose at No. 7 mine. been on buuinew. 

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MISS MA-;Y- W;lGHT ~NORED. 

Sfkw Mary: = M Dawwn, a: 

&dent” fn the SCkMUId Jotirndk 

at 4he I,Inivtiiy Of Mi_ h 

been. elected -p~ldept of. the Uf I- 

vetiity Spanish Club. - 

The purpom of thi~ club is to prd. 

mote bettsr relations between the 

$oiit%. Ameti&n fte~ublics by ‘a bet: 

kf undemtinding among University 

“htudbnta of “~pa’hi~h, The club alao 

=Aks M p%rnote gb6d f~]l~~kip 

a~o~ t~e Atidesrb wbo are inkiest- 

&din the &udy” of $tini~. ‘.. 

: The club mee- twice a month. 

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Are Yoti Having Trouble Making E ds Meet? 

PublI@hedon ThurodaY ●t Duw40n. ~e* 

M.SICO by tha 

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~WSOH w~mti U_AXTWS~T 

..: PAUL K. CARSON, .C:. 

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Then atop and look in”the matter. 

Ferhap# the income is nti as large = befOre. Even 

%alf the utory. The other half and “by far the more imWM 

BO~~~M 

Of the 4 

“‘~ ‘nly ‘neo, 

1s OUTGO. 

Are you getting v~lue receiv~ fOr it! 

Term. 01 Umbntnn*k.m 

Slx Vl$”ths-..-- .....---. -—.-..-. $ .76 . .. 

Look over ~our “expenses for the past ~~nth. Were ~hey ~ ‘c- ‘ad ,. 

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re~y worth while. Did YOU buy some~lng YOn reallYhave ~itum~ ‘or! Jud k 

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CBWUe it was chew, or ‘haveyou bought thingn beyond yOur meaps bOc u$e YOu b~p- 

Advertielng Rateuon AuP1lc=tiOn 

uenkd to temrmrardy hate some @xtrn money in your pOcket or 1= “1YOu 

aking a? . 

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necond-olans 

Answer these questions for” our?e’~ and Bea if You are ~!tY. I 

M~r~~~~th, ~Y21, at the’ peat.of~~~tz 

If YOU are net gettins ahan~ try *“ new plan. Open a ‘m- ‘~#J,~$ 

Uaw,on. h“ew blexlco. . 

us next” ayday, eveu though it in onl a dollar or tan do~ara or, twan 

-12 YOU do Rat reqlve y~ur-unvwr mK - 

. then eat E succeeding ~ayday dya; ~~wiae. Do YOUMink ~t m s 11an amo~t 

ularly, or lf at any time YOUChance 

i~ not worth Imthetiw about? find :* YOU give the plan * f r chance ~t 

yvur tidt.Bn, MludlY Inform UB and 

you can et arong without Mat ten or $wsnty j~t as well and YOU~11 .ve ~m*hlng 

prompt attention will be given to Yaur 

to mow f“ or Ita the end of three O* * months time. 

reaueata. 

You wi~ then wonder why you didn’t try Min uimpli wheme ye m ago, for it 

will give you a be$kr !aea of the value of moneY, and Slve You a c “n aatiafactiOn 

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in looking back over the Yews work, that can be obtsined in sso tither ay. 

The Cimamn Canon ‘and Red Riv- 

It iE n.3vm tno late to commence over, m tifi In neti ay~ ~ nay amount 

YOUfeel you ubould or can put aside. DomFtput it off longer%y ki~d! YOU~~ inb 

er were vkited by a number “of DP.w. \ waiting until YOUhave a hundred or two hundred, because that time y never come 

son people $u’nday. In the party there 

and YOUare losing valuable time in tie meantims. ,,, i 

were those who for the ftit timti” 

,“ Start now.- Any amount welcome at 

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feaqted tbeiF eyes on tbe wondexn 

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wbiob Natpre haa wrought-in that par- “ 

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titular mection of, God!a b~ out-of- ‘, 

doors. 

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Any attempt h bring” inti common 

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language which would adequq~ly de- ,, . . .; >., -., 

ucribe the’ wondekn there ‘men,” would 1 

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indeqd be futile. It’ aeemu thut one ~ 

mum list them among those great ~timf ~hould be required 

nronumenta which Na,ture”hi builded PuPil ‘e~ll b? @~ible to I 

which am beyond our power of de. thigh whwl ~m. Each 

preclatad. And we winder ,it in thiE 

there in not a wcmt which we oftmt. 

#imes “overlook. That “o amount or 

number of mem wordn cen clear out 

minds and our vision like a retrast to 

them groat monuminb of the agea 

where it “*emu that we am “caUed if 

we wish M lay asid~, for a time, our 

burdens and obtain, a new ftd~a and a 

,new vitia -d *r gx PO% 

bs given mxprean{on h the thought 

,.-~n a p~em. which tells us if ‘imhitiin. 

SWP by., step we are led over tie, 

rough and rugged trails which: lead 

b the height on. whjch we ~ve fixed 1 

tir, vision, and’ just aa it ie at~irted, 

!’we get a glim~e of a height ~at in, 

higher.” 

~ If We are to develop that ‘which is 

be~t within us,, we need ‘new hope and 

ne!~ IisjoII; we’ need we “glimpm of 

a ‘Ilcight thtit & higherrj; for ‘{where 

thcrr ]$ no V$ion, the peop~b perjsh.’, 

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:.. The F~shlnaq class o~anized iaat 

week \v]tS Williain Saul, president, 

Edg;r Lujan, “wcretirZ.tremu:er,”und 

Miss Wolin as adviser... They choue 

the. C?;r~ation tur their t’lo%r, purtie 

riad gaid ftir their calors and ~ok 

aa their rilntto ;Work and Win”. We 

@x?cct to hear from tha”min; asse~My 

mna> Inornidg. “, , 

“ The Frogram of the “LIte~ry.,Soci- 

~ty fdr October 21 Wi]] be: .,- 

SonS-’’Columbia, the Gem of “the. 

Occall’’--~------ .---”----Societi 

kbate: Resolved, mat whools. should 

“be in seusiori the year. around, .previding 

eight one.wwk vscaiiong, 

nistcad of one of twelve. 

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d befo~e any Dther’s Dar’ at the Central Build-” II I 

play on any 

i pupil ah.ell 

cian s~tipg that. he msy uafely. en- 

Ww in competitive fqmrt.. 

Every boy in high whool ~ en: 

ed for bmket ball. The work ~11 

conductid; a~ clam work.and only 

]e who are f aithful. to their aeaigrr~ 

lb will be rehined on, the squad. 

spec~ are in sight for a game 

Mthe @wn ‘@am on Arnrktice day, 

‘he girls=had tieir flrat bmket ball 

CtiOS,Mondsy” pight; “It lookew 

~gh we would kve u winning 

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‘be program fo’r the Dramatic’ club 

~ting Octiber 21ut, tonaia~ of 

dings by Willie “Redpntii, Auun& 

Ipetti and Mary Cove& !l’he 

iatmag program will be d~upd. 

:Ullen Pearce pa.esm th~ugh Ralmt 

Friday morning with the Uni. 

sity ftitball team. IHe played 

ter .agtinst Colorado College Sat. 

aY ~nd from newspaper accounti 

the game New Mexico’ had the 

mger IJnej . ... 

rbe new studehts in. high .mhool 

) year ire: H~race Duncan from 

bee, Earl Gibbons, frqm Roy, Luc y 

dlano from Sp~nger, Edna Tinn- 

“from Glenwood Springs, i301dy 

eu from Granby, Me., and Nancy 

l,”Asun-w Chappetti $rw M,o~n. 

We hti glad to have “~ve~ one 

them withu8. . ,. .’” < 

?riday afternoon, octobei2yt,b 

L(e Erudford arid Hilary Morrew 

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Auto hv~, ~mg. ●t’ 9 A. M. ●ud F. M, C- -m, 

‘. . W= EQUIPPED UCH E SHQP.. 

.,. FuII Line ‘gf .* ~ 

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Mr. ind Mm Job” LiMn am tie 

paren~ of a baby buy. 

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Mm. B. Micbtiy were 

#eek.end vititira in Trinidad. 

Mm. Rowezughtir” spent ‘— 

Monday ‘in Rstin. Mr. O. F. Watileld WU”n bysinem 

visitir in Ratin on wedn~~~y. 

Mr. Willpm Seibert left on MOII- - 

day for hia home in Danville, 111. 

‘Mrs. John Stepping waa a Colfax 

‘M;. SitiDmn and Mm. L. Ramlot viui~r ~st fiefiday: “ 1“ 

and son were Rato~ visitom on Mon. 

day. Mr. W. C. Holnmn who W= inju?ed 

Mr. Jones hamieti~ed b DawBon 

aevernl days 

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ago while cranking his 

~b]e b b~ at his office, 

after a few week’ vtilt through Oklahoma. 

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Mm. R., C. HiR and son returned on 

TbuiwfaY from “s twp-weeks’ visit 

in ~onn 

“‘ Medame~ =~dfard and 

Sherfick Iaft for Albuquerque Tuesday 

morning, when the~ will atind 

~ meeti~ ,Oftie Grand Temple. 

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;BUSINES~ HOURS: 

$undtiy’ and Monday- 

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6.80 P.M. ti8P. 

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paren~ of a bsby girl; born Monday, ,., , 

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Octuber 17th. The Boy Scouts met at the Scout ““”; 

rooms on Friday evening at 1.S0 for RATON- Mr. and .Mm. Paul M8rtino Pre ~eir ~ewIar burnnew meeting. ELECTRIC 

thepareri@ of a baby girl born SUfi- , 

SHO SHOP 

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The rneeti”g ntgbt which-b.. ~- 

‘da?, October 16th. 

;cently been on Monday, wa~ changed 

140 N 2~. St., 

““Beforebuying a “Wal A number of Dawson young people back ~ FAday. The ‘eeting *ll. be RatoK :: :,: N. M. 

attended the dance which ~U ~ven’ held immedia~ly” aftir band Practice. 

just ,take a look at ou at SPrjWer on Saturday night., [ p~n~ for the wuk of the coming Be;~~~ ~~: shop in 

Iweek were dlscu~ed aho for the work , 

stoCkof ‘Madinaws._.” 

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f)aw$on ViBitOr the .?arly Wrt of the 

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of ~hj~h wi~ be ~de at .S 18t%rdsti. I S~~~ ~;gBn given 

week. 

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b spend n few days at Trinidad, —, 

:, Old’School Building 

We carr a‘ complete 

qglOrado. The Children of Maw, of the Gath- 

line o Nap-a-Tan 

Dawmn “-. N., ~ 

olic Church, will give a’Hal~Oweven 

Mr. R. C. Banw, faderal agent” ‘Pafi, for which ~nai~e p~~pa- “ work s oes’ tid la. 

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~from Albuquerque, waa a Dawmn tion jmbej”g ~ade, .. dfes’”o ting ht~. 

ti”&tOr On Thursday. ‘ < 

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Mis~ Ge~rude DeLong of French, RObG*On. QO~U ‘0’Bfien’ and ‘0spent 

the week~nd fisiting at her sephin? ~c?e~o~. we 

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Pastrltis ~f All Kwde 

Fresh Bd; ed ,Eveq Day 

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, .,~o wan former - guilty of atialing tools will be pro= - ~..’, AT RATON FAIR 

f UL -uwaori; is now lmatid. near 

cuted to the full extent of we law. 

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I The aman~ment for, flome fitting ‘mom “ ““ 

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MT” ,o~ = ~, ~o=om ~’ec”gnit’”” w diecuwed ofbyArmtitloe the committee., D,Y WSS..I 

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New Mexico, ~as visii 

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of thk week. Mr. Greenwald is the 

SANITARY AND f~+h,.. . ..... -.*w- W..—d 

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UP.Tii.n ATE 

Santi FhDe]egatee from. New ::a=by:o;o; :, 

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bfr. ti;il~arn” Hutchins, former gen- MC~CfJ‘to the -enti-fo~fi a~n:al the ~~” fair 0 

intendent at Dawaon, buteonvent~on of the Amemca? Mln]ng ~f dainty han p 

d at Trinidad, c~lorp,do, i~ cOn~em ‘have !b~en apmmti~ by 

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~Mr.T. ~, u Brien, former ~anegar meet in Chicago Otitiber ’17 to 22. sprained fOot hich has nacemi@ted 

...- .-.ag Canon, Bmnch Of the’ The delegates are as f0110w8: W, W. hiu nba~nc? f om work during the 

P~eIps Dodge corp~ration, arrival ~ 1’ R1~dOn, Albuquerque; J. ~. SU1lY, past wee!. ““ 

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‘-;- -- Y*am the name of Es. 

ray, f Dawuon, Ww Mex- 

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wm aL srdod the fimt prize 

which she entered. 

!X:2tk2!Xl*.LEGATES ARE NAhfiti I’”=the afiw” MisuIdurra ha~ attuined an. ‘an: 

TOWININGCONGRESS 

tile reDutitit n in Dawuofi for the 

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his demons~’~ted as 

,fiist. Her eitry at 

m~i~ted of a selection 

>ainted pke cards. 

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,. 1! Dawson Satnrd~y evening, leaviqg Isan~ Rib; J. van. HOuten,. RatOn; 

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. ~r, Loken of the Endicott Shoe 

~ Sunday morning for his home” at in-t J. A. McDonal~, KOllY; GeO. A. Kaso- ~o, of New 

Mr. and Mrs. Warren” Brscewell spiration, Arizona.. man, Albuquer~ud; C. T. Brown, So. 

rk W8S in De.waon on 

and daughter,Dorothy, and .Mr. and 

Mr. ~nd Mr~, Harvey Spri”mr, co~; A. J. Inderrieden,. ,Valedon; Moriday of th week. 

Mrs. Jack Wallace and family. m.~Or~ Mrs. Stermiip. ..- and . Mr. c!. .. ——---—-., 

A. Frazer ButiOn Bunch, Silver City; W. D. Mr. arid ‘L rB. John Ferrino are 

ed to Trinidad 

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and spent Sund~y with 

r!,,], n“xpil, 

left Dawao~ Tuesday 

~veck’s fi$F,inr trip. 

mornj”g for a IBrennan, ‘Dawson; E. H. Wells, 

corro; Horace Moses, Gallup. 

S.- the proud par nti of a Bon i~m 

day, October i 7th. 

Mon.

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A Word to 

Men’s’clove~ -’l 

AYou, Cboicmof Bwthorh 

Gauntlet Glmm. But m 

and quafitbs; ~MgUhT $260 

‘ to $s.50 Tmluos. 

SPECIAL FRIDAY ”A?4D9 +. 

URDAY AT .’ 

$2.00 PER PAIR ,. 

Men’s Hats ‘“ 

JOne let mom’s bet., tig *r 

$4.S0 to $6.00 vmlumm, mow’ “m- 

ducd to only 

$3.00 EACH “, 

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WAKE UP! 

Almnnc,xkemt 

$2.Obb $3.75 

Mom’stint.r w.khtribbed 

shirts.=nd dra-rs, *OW rdncd 

to 

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75c Gar~ent -~ ‘.’ 

work Trousers 

‘OU4lot of road &fie’ work 

t?eum.rs, now Offed” mt m ●p. 

ciml prica of , 

EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN 

MACB .INAw tiATS 

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“..om’.momt*PUISF. Aedoe in 

.1x9* f rum &rw. totinyomro. 

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ho lot 01 Child;e~# Wm*h 

iuiti, ●Pi=llY pric~ f~m 

-$2,00ti $3:00.“ 

COPPER OUT&K da~s El Paso, Motilng Times, Mr. next 100 daYB. Consumption of cop. caute of lack of mutitial. The ‘exper 

is at lemt slightly in excem of changeu .in Philadelphia k?e ~hort 20,- 

“With an expected car’ demand by production, he enid. He cikd a utnti- 000 installations, he *id. ~her citth’e 

railroads for a quantity of uteel ment he received while in San F~n~ i- re~.p II Sifilar ~itu,ation~,. 

call for’more copper citio fmm Manager-Grammer of Me ~ilroads over the. cOUn~ @re 

reopeningof numer~ Utih Copper company, which showed pfanning e~~ve imP~~mOne to 

100 days iothe belief of men in PO- ouu mineo in the Southwest, which thet the world’e eurplun of copper in begin’” within. the: next: fuw mOnthh, 

vival of mining ope~tio”a a“ 

wem ~hut dok because of ovmrpro. 

This wan the opifiion voiced SatuV 

lew than l, OOO.OOO,OOO-~urid@. ,, 

Gerrn*!ay la BL Factor. 

“ ‘Germany recently came l~w me 

,Mr.. Spillane, enid. Notwithehndlnt3 

their big lowe@ .in “stock ~lues, he 

declamq, theY till be in the market 

,fo~ ~i]ljo”~ of dollam’ worth of nteel. 

market for ctJsIpw, and is going to ~eY probably also will use much 

Senator Helm “O, Bur9um. 

Tbe predictions ure given ~iddml 

weight by a ~adual reducflon i i 

=ry for the mines tu r~~~n ~ auw 

copper, he said. ‘ . ~ . “ 

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fior weqk .nding October g, 199t: 

Angela, Mary; Rarnett, Willard; 

~ arnett, Lemuel: Gull*gOS, . Magde- 

Iina; Gonzales, Ambrosia; ‘Gracia, 

price of tbe metnl, cauoed by an RC- fiuutrlal, financial and mcial co”di. 

tive demand, both from f oreigj h,and ti~”~, ,, ~- he ~id, throughOtit the 

PIY ~e,dem’nd. ~’thin 100 daYE the 

OUWlu#W have”h,n practically wiw 

Juan A.: Gallegos, Rnmon; Loal, C*nd“i~ 

.“~~e~, Im~c@ B.; hWE, bdomestic 

sources. While no 9ht@-’ ~O”ntW, He ig shout ~lf th~~gh \*d.omt, a-.fiiw ~ careful mtimten~;..Lucero, 

W8til”Pei Lud~, A. 

ment hea been made by eithe r the with hIa itinerary. 

~n. It takes wyeml weekn for, minas ‘(2) ; MiIIer, John;, Mnhinez, Antinio 

Chino nor the Phe~.Dod~ GUIp=.. 

,trJget into oberati?n again and @ever- M,; Mori~ye, Cici]ia; Morn, Alanacio f 

%u.ime.. Outlook R&T. 

tlon aa to a resumption of o~ m tions, SI weeb mom before the prOduct can Mb~~th, A]f*~dO; Nggrete, Dephino, 

“The honor guett wna exceedingly 

it is known that they hnve ret aind 

reach the ~oh~mer. Theee mattem (2 ~; OEVRM,y“es; Pajon, bdi~o; 

theit executiw staffs nt Tyrone, Hur -’ 

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optimistic in hw report on condition m“~t be kken into cooeidemtlon in ~ 

u=, 

le~ ,and Santn. Rita and could r 

m he found thmm .bughout tbe 

Chas; Romero, fianclwo; Ro- 

>opan 

eutimnting how lonF it till be- bef ore ~ba, Jeaua; sa~e~, ,lulja”im: Sisner. 

the]r mines and milln on ghort r otice . 

western part of the nation. He mid the ~i”m ~=”me produetioti. 

OR, Francitca; Silvino; Zaccazini; 

Senator Bumnm, who wnu i 

he started on his trip with a faeling ~,*In my opinion, the coPper mine 

Smith, Robt.; . SWivan, Harry; ‘Tru- 

City yestirday, conf~ng 

of mme trepidation. However, he hn~ of tbe Southwest, which is the bi~et jillo, ~cidem; v~ldlv=i, y~~~na~O; 

/ atituenti, prior h his ratmrn t 

~ ~ dtiovered, .be naid,’ tit conditions p~”~ing ~r~m till be ahla ~ re. 

of the week to Wanhi~n, w 

“ew are not nearly w black an they had 

1 Villegti, Manueli~: Vaidez, Bernahe: 

~wn ~~~her than it had been believ~ ~eldez ~ti=io 

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optimistic. ’11don’t think been .paintid.’ they would.’ 

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is dark for the, people, b “Belief that a return of ib woiited Mr. Spillane rIeclared thet ble . for ‘.advefii~ed ]*~mlP. One cent 

look is optimistic,” he mid. ProsPeri~ in in Storefo rthe SOuth- phone companiem throughout. the wiN be ~ha~ed On delivery of any of 

lieve prosperity i~ returni~~ h ~’con i west MOIIW~Bem~e~ed by Mr. SPII- couutry are far bebind in ipllation the IeMm, If “ot cal]ed for by @. f 

tinued, “and before long, witk in 90 ~ne. E~ecl*lly.d:d he bring a wOrd of blephones. Theam installations, it ~ber z7&, fiey will be f~arded to 

“dam perhaps, the copper rdne ad 11 Of cheer t? the cOpper i.n~rea~ an d is pointud out, require tbe use of ~ thed-d let~r office at t~t time. ~ 

resume, along with other indu trie M, thOme relmng 

and soon the Southwent will enj y fu)li, BuPWrt. 

On t~at Industv fOr great 

cables 

quantity of cop”pr for 

and other pnti of the 

tia, 

equip- 

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.Drosuerity amin.” 

Riedi}tiem by Spill-ne. 

.! ,~Mr+ snilla”~ 

Icopper Mini,, 

~edj~~d ‘that th e 

shut down wveml 

m~”t. He’ ueid that in New York 

alone 80,000 ordem for hlephone in-’1 

WANT ADS 

“For Sm~a-An almost new Nation- ‘ 

In”his sktement, ,pubiighed i Sun- months ago, would reopen within the ,etallations are u~f!lled, principally be-( 

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., ,.,.. “:. DAWSON, NEW rnEXIC& :. THtiRSD~m mTo~ER Zf, 1921. .“ “/ NUMBER 39. 

A* FORMER DAWSON kb~ ; ‘ ~., 

IS BUR1.ED AT TRiNltiAD 

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THE ti~COUTS 

,r~lar m’~ng, of *he BOY 

LODGE 2tELEGATEs ,. 

RifTuRm - 

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planm for Abe Otitiatice Of Ar- ,“ A*ur FlqnnA who let a nutnbef O? * held .Hay waing, plane 

titice DaY U* a been untler -~irn. yedfi’ made iiin hbhd ih Daws6n, ~mti *6 itt=de ti a %ike on *he ffollo*aidemtion 

dutln~ tftk pkdt wvek And $~~~ @*a tip h,a Ilfe oh the bFattld- im day. ‘ . 

~bav.e p~med i o the peint where it ffeldg Of Prance in the World War, sebudny” .=~ng bhe ~YE h~~ 

~oufihi~” Vi@~ Temple No. ,14, 

~thiaw Sistere, of Dawaon! “WSErajreee”nted 

at the inetitutibn bf .e Grantf 

,,T~mPle for New Mexico which toti~ “.. 

can be de fini~ly arinounmd that tie wan. btirisd at Triuidad, COlOPadO,on a~n+ th~ee m~w UP Dawn -!on place at Ailruquerque october Igth .: 

day will be fittin j:]y ohs-d 

non. i 

im Daw. iutid~y 

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With milik~ 

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hon- vhw~ they cam~, 

of the alai. Tk 

far tie redndar 

*~% ?f tie hike 

a“d 20th by .Mm. Annie S’tizer, Mrs.. .. 

Annie Sherfick and Mm. Bertie .Brad. - 

On Ttre~a7 e+d 1*- A me%~ 

held at the offic e of .tlie .~elfare 

was 

De. 

A, firing 

the s~”ley 

squad w~ 

H~fimS_~bi 

furni8had ‘b; 

Of the Arh. 

W-w ~ford ~“omrtun$ 

*g their Mackfe W 

;OTT~~ !iord, ‘. 

, .~~jving at 

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Albuquerque on. the. 

partment at whi (h plans for the day ~ricati Legion, end Pll benm~ were 

were diacu’med, f nd a mmmittee se- aelec~d fro~ eS~etic3 ken of Tfinluctad 

for the y :~;gement of a prO- idad and: Las Anim~ county. The 

~m. TrinidAd”, concert tiand volunteered 

Wtite db ~ “definike” progrdm of the& ~mice~ na they.have ti other 

events hun been anndunced by the ceremonies recently hbnorin~ war 

committee, it is undemtood ‘that a heroe~. 

~n~efi=n~ ~B8 ~ade j“ the 

;p~grhm eohnr ~tIciiig. at eleven k. P, cgmetery. ..... . 

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o’clock the morn w of November 11 Mr. Flynn en4ieted on S$p~mber 

~wilbbe rendered at the opera hmme. 19th, 1917, after havin~ been” re- 

; Seate will b~ pro \ i~ed on the platform jetted e, number of time~ on account 

49Pall ei-servic c ‘meh, and’ it ig the 0~ ilight ‘physitil de

The Dawson News I 

~bllnhed on Thurnday at Dnwnon, New 

Mexico by the 

DAW50m w--m m-AItTHmT 

PAUL K, CARSON, “. 

Director,. and Editor 

SAFETY DEPARTMENT 

,. A four-reel motion picfure. film 

#,Anthra~i~ coal Minin#, will b 

‘ shown at the opara houne’ Friday ai 

ternoon, October 28th. Tbk is tb 

fourth of a aerian of Bureau of Mine 

‘fllmd, which tbe Safetq Denartmen 

ha? ibkined frnm the- Gk~ernment, 

,. On account of tbeee .p~cturea ba~ 

been tiken in the anthmc;te fields 

they should prove @ be very ,in~~h 

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“Tbd film com~encen %th “the fim 

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p\~es in the mine, and 

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,mrmm 

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One Ye.>r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- 1,66 

Advmrt:nine Ratea on A~pllhatlon , 

Entered an second.claeb matter 

Maroh lCth, 1 1, at the pent-o ftl.e -at 

D,woon, New%x,co. 

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- If youdonotrecelva Your r.ar.9rreg- 

UIarIY, Qr if itanytime YOUchnns* 

your nddreua, kindly lntorm bun and 

wrompt att9ntion will h giv8ri to your 

requeato. 

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“Subscribe to yo~r home town Pa- 

Per”. ia the elogan of a nation-wide 

movement which has for. i~ object the 

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Perhapn the income it not aa large ae before. Even m, INCOME is only on+ 

half the s-. Tbe other half and by ~ar the more imporbnt Of the twO is O~GO, 

Are YOUgdting value rweived for ltt 

Look over mar expenaeu for the past month. Were they. +U n ceaaary and 

really, worth while? Did you bu notiethktg you zeslly have little “me or, juet b- 

ca”,e it waa cheap, or have you ~o”ght thi~ga beyond your mean, be.. ae YOU hapuened 

to tammrardy have m.ma extru money in your pocket or “‘“ in your 1 hacking aciount 

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Answer these aueutirms for vourself and see if You are ~i]ty. ‘1 ‘ 

If YOU”are not’ ettin~-ati~na try a new. plan. bpen a ~viti cconnt with 

“a”next ~yday, even ~ough it is only a dollar or ten doHws OF tw.nty dOllara, and 

then eac aupceeding payday dermsit Ilkewisa. Do You Wlhk t~t S0 Bm? an amOunt 

iu not worth botheriw about? You wiU find if ,You give the plan a fair1 chance tit 

you can et along without that ten or twenty “ust aa well and you will ha e wmethmg P 

to show 5’ er ]t at the end nf three or si% mon {“ brntlma. . 

You win then wonder why you didn’t try this oiniple achame year Ago, for ii 

will give YOUa bettir fdea of the valua of monev. and Mve YOU-a certain1 uatiafaction ““ 

in Ioiking back ove~”the year’s “work, that can be obti-i~ed ‘ii no other w . ‘. 

It in never too late to commence over,w atnrtin next payd? with any *m?unt 

you-feel you should or can put a,aide. Don!t put it off longer by k] I ding OUmelf lnti 

waitins until you have a hundred or two hundred, beeause that tttne may never come’ 

and You are losing valnablo time in the meantime. 

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incren;ing of inti~~t in our county 

papem. The week of November 7-12 

,has been designated” for this endeavor. 

It is estimated that there are, a~ 

proximately 

small dallies 

16,000 

published 

wee~ie~ and 

in the United 1“ .- 1“ :, 

Sbtea. Tbe importance of the~e’tiub- 

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Iicationu q~ * power in our nahiOnaI 

thence continues, showing the mine- cun be adopted, aU”tbe aaf ety devices 

life, in often under-estimated. 

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entering the mine, going b their tit can be attached t.o machine% all 

Mr. Wright A. Patteraon voices the 

working placeu, erecting prom, drill. the fruards which can M erechd, and D&~son Hote 

following opinion of the American ins and charging their holes for blast. all tbewarningS- that-cunbepost- 

mnafi towr’ und IW newspaper. The 

ing down with powder and tbe loading ed are uWleti, qnlest every” man fa john~ixenbaug~ Mgri 

country cornmunitiea--the ‘village, the 

of the coal won as a result of the pre- careful to ,me that they are maintin- ..1, - 

~mall wwn and the small city-ure 

ceding opeintions, An interacting ed and qyery man “io mreful ,ti warn 

the backbone of the “A~qricsn na- 

feature of anthracite mining, tbe op- othem of danger. ‘ 

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tion. They are the communities h 

eration~ of a pitching vein, ending W&ll kept working places pay big: 

which the nation tuma in time .of .di& with the loading of the car at a “run. gar dividends than well kept hoapitreae”nnd 

emerg@nc~. Thek ara even 

more- than ~he backbone of the :na. 

tion. They are the bulwark of OUI 

modern ,civilization. Just at the close 

of the war, Mr. Ba]four, foreign min. 

“iatir of Greatip, * to.* 

:vter inbndon that the entire civ. 

ilized world muut look to the small 

towns of America to preseme for the 

world the ciyilimtion that it had tnk: 

en ceptutiea, ti build, becnuge the 

small tiwns reprewntad a subatin 

: tial mlidlty that the tremendous up 

heaval of tbe war bad. not affectad 

and it WFB only much k foundation 

&at would pteae~e the structure oj 

civilization. ‘,,’ 

The cement that kepm tbe peo~b 

Of the@e country cpmntunitieu tdgeth 

er, working and thinking along uni 

formly dnne and ~fe Iiriesi ths 

rnakem o? them the ‘a8ubntantial. mlid 

itfl on which the world dvilimtio] 

can rely for a foundation, is the coun 

tw’ pre~the small town and th, 

~mall city new~apar. 

No country paper wortby of thf 

name ever seek’ the support of th, 

people of ik community on any ithe 

ground than that of giving more tltm 

full value for all tbnt it reqives: YOI 

aid youmelf, your cominunityl you 

akite” and the nation when you sup 

~-port,a,nd read ‘your own “Home TOWI 

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ning chuti” where no kbor k nece~ IIS and ameteri-. 

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Wry in loading the ,mr is ~bown. ~ENGA BUEN CUIDADO: ,:- 

After showing the above ‘details, 

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mimella”eotia pictures of i“t~re~t fOl. Mm. John U’Brien left Monday -“::: 

!ming forDenver, Colorado, where Si gle Meal~ 76c 

low, euch as “i mule “.ahble under 

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J,~11WJA,%---$ .wIm‘ic . BAT S W.W w day 

grouti,%k pa,mwtiom and dltiba~+ 

etc., and thence. the thmqd of’ the ;ending the University of Colorado., 1! ,“, .! ,., “. 

sto~ Continues by Showing the ~In. —— 

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from the mine, arriving at tbe ~“r- .,-, -b.’, 

face and departing 1fir tbdr homes. 

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beginning witlt the hoisting of the THEDAWSONGhRAGE 

coal to” the. aurfaca, conveying, e~., 

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through the va~ous operations; such 

a~ the shaking screens, past the alati ,., 

pickem, tbrougb mechanical device 

Twice-a-Day Auti’ Service to Atin “, 

for separating the alnte from small 

“real, etc., ti the load]ng of” the R. R, 

~akn. . 

Them. it also uhown, the miiin~ of 

anthracite coal by the ‘stripping metb. 

od, reclaiming the culm ban~, lrn. 

.mene.e storage piles, etc,, and finally 

the plcturas e“d tvith tbe ~ene ~f~ Automobi16 Acchtiories 

compleh train of anthracite en route 

to market frbm the mines or atirage 

piles ati the ,ca@emay be. 

All tbe rules and regukit~gn~ t~t 

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IUNewYorkat the praaent Pfic@ Of 1been inat{titi by the Goyernmant h 

11% to 18 cent9> hrkrg.’the claimn of all disabled ser- 

“Frekht =k on ltwnbe~ rim Eh- viee men’ who are erititfed b Federal 

ceasive and must be reduced about 80 Aid; before & proper govenment 

per cent. Raw bn *eke and coal bureau fir actdnn. ,,moat 

Iik&im” be rmtably reduced.”. At Princatin, N. J., on. October 18, 

With these provfaoa fulfilkrd, Mr. occu~d the death of Brigadier G&n- 

Dougfas intimati, tim Of r~mP- eral A. A. Wondhull, U: S. .4., a VPttion 

wmdd sound more raaaotmbre.- H* errin of th@ Civil war. 

anid *at the copper producers nra Unitd SWtbs Senator Bursum of 

now aeekl~ to bring abOut a fu*her Ne thatde ftation munt ti in the .prqdfiction o~ gm k being in- .,Prgduetion of .Wver doflum at the 

Septi~ber 1, sho ed a total .-vail. 

place in wages * well as pricee, vestigated ah the Univemit y: of Illin- Denv6r U. S. Mint hae been increased 

ibfe supply of 406,, 51 ahOfi tons, ifi- the indua~ial situation is dim fiari oi~. The waahi”g of Alaskhn and ?~orn 200,000 per .dny to 225,000. 

eluding p~ ehppe at-. the smeltem 

e 

d 

and dtitbfaction ti uII concer Washi.~n coal is being studied at A flow of, gm has been struck’ in 

“and refined metal dy for the mar- ~d is the Heult. ...It h unwientific the University of,,w~~ngtmn. In co- the tmt well whioh in being put down 

ket, Director Geu 0. Smith Of the. defla~ lab~r by C1OS1Wfactories a! OP~ti?II with the Amarican SncieW in &n Juan county. ,. 

Geological Survey has announced. ~rowiW ~en ~“$ of work. 

of Heating and Ventilating Eugineers 

Naariy one-half of this ‘tinna~ was 

November. 7th to 1? ia “Suhacribe 

“bbr is entitled b a higher ra a atudg is being made of efficient and 

held in. tit for e ~pper.” Export f 

for your Home Town Pwr Week”. 

o Pay ~n it had in 1914, but f economical heating, ventilatkfn and 

As@ciation, for ex rt -lone, he mid. most occupations a lower rate than related subjecti. 

, NOTICE 

“Them ffgrtroa do -not include the 

now Wid is necesenry b bring wag At Pit&b~h, i“ cooperation With . ,’” —“ 

working etock Of oPPer in transit in line with price~, of ~terials a) the Garnegie Institute of Technology,” Tk Bank of Daw.sun “wi- to 

and in pragraos o refining, which ~rod”c~,, 

investigations am being conducted tu ~~ 

are now much low than at the” beannounce 

h * c~ tit in 

Some of the best knoti comrn intmst mine operators, Angineem 

ginrting of the. ye and .p@rently 

sion houses in Wall Street are adw rind nthera in the coal induatrg in beL the future the bank will ~ ~w~ On 

_5;e,.5y!uFf.!..%.. +%.%.P~F!I” ~?.add: “w.tie of th& otimw~ whO Wn t4r ,training. **tin.~in. coal. 1 %~tiay ~en’ Of ea: week. 

ea. 

to ap~culi~e for the long ptill ti h! mine engineering. (A study of com- The cutimers of the ,tink are aeked 

has been ai~~d the be~r ~laEE of .OpPer ntoch B, bustion of powdimd ?trelu is being to k;?p ‘Mia chb~e Of bnki~g houm,’ 

partimrlarly in the s 1 tmde, mPOrtS 

put them away’ in their ‘qtrong ‘“box 

Untii the inevitibli tu~” co$ea, ” 

made. in co-operation 

bhstion Engineering 

with tbe Com- 

Corporation of 

in ~indt 

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DRuC. W. HOOVER 

fk&fm&d::aL%iRyh . “Mw” . wasviaithtg with old fdende on Tu* 

AND 

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day of tbia week. 

Mm Ge~e ~Low wf Freneh 

DRuE. A. POLIAE “ 

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. ““Dentists 

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emnt tie w-k *nd h Da-n vk.it- Mr. H. Id. Gallagher of D~~glw; 

ing with hm wmnti .’ ~riz.; wneral auditar for the Phelps 

~dge Corporation, W= a Dawson 

~. Dick M_envm, OUIO., ,, ia virntilng im bhe home d his ~nclel 

~itor fmm Tueuday tO ~~d?y. 

JOFFIti HOUMi -. 

8A. M.ta12.0t. M.’” 

1 P, M. ea’ 5,20 P.”M. ‘ 

Mr. C: A. M@CWW. 

“As a general rule, when ‘“a man 

think that he & fooling other people, 

he ia u~u.slly onlY fooli~ hi~lf. 

Mr. W. F.–Mu~ay, Safety Ensineer, 

spent Saturday at Trinidad invcstigating 

recent improvemen~ of 

the Paul Oxygen Breathing Apparab 

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., Ddwsofl; 

Vulcal tiziigShop 

BUSIN ~SS HOURS:, 

Sunday and Monday— 

9A. rfl. ti8P. M. 

Other I ays, Evenings 

only 

6*3OP. M.ti8P. M. 

.. Al L WORK . 

GU~ RANTEED 

7 P. M. to 

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DISPENSARY 

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8.00 P. M. 

BU1Lf3fNG 

Mr. and Mrs. W.*D. Brennan eient 

xp-~craldayu h. Denver the early part 

of the week. 

‘ Mrs. Belble was a dinner guest of 

, 

Mm. ‘Bradford, Mtn. . -ner and 

Mm. SherfiW retUd h- fi~y 

frum AfbuuumN, +ere b *G 

~d&a_efh-Tem- 

M& Andemon at th> 

~ ISunday. 

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Mra. K. Ztida of *A 

hospital on ply of 

● I Mixiw. 

mrived ~ John 

tie ~ian 

Vern~, 

S* ‘of New 

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Dawmon Situday h wend a fmv emt son of Mr. and Mm. Harry Goa- 

.Your AtieutioD- d~Y~virn,,~~**hM= S-w~u~ ae~, 

underwentan ow~t,o~ at the 

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hospital Monday maving for the re- 

W. and Mm huis Madrid and ~. 

Fred tidcva m~r~ ~ ~~u On, 

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moval of tormti and adenoida. la caiid to our new st=k *f rub. 

bar llped kvercomtm, ●lso ,our Iem. 

tbor vemto which ●ra ideal..f.~ e~ld 

Friday. iSTATE SCHOOL FUNDS 

ARE APPORTIONED 

Mr. and Mrs. ~rvey Springer, I 

and Mr. C, A. fiw~ kve r~urn~, State Schooz’’-Conway has 

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Raton 

OE SHOP : 

N. id. st., ‘ 

:-: :-: N. M. 

wemtp ,. hom~ &m . mverw d~y~’ fitilng pade apportionment of the BUm of Be~; ~~; shop in 

,-trip 

nem A,bti : $80s,422.50 to the. genera~ ~hOO1, . . 

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funds, being on the basis of $2.50 Per 

Helen,. tiw infti daughter of Mr. 

-Speei .Attintion given 

capita according to the ceneun reand 

M= Hm’ry ArmyGoodsStore ‘— &dmulie, ~ c~i+ 

~~ h $’ ail orders. 

,. aned on SWrday by Mm Gras- ‘o*” 

645. Tbe 

cQ1fax 

apportmnment 

counby ‘i’ 

by 

get 

cOuntleu 

?16’” 

otbw Gemneua of Pueblo, ~lo. 

All w rk guaranteed. 

Old $ch~l Building. ~~ IS as follows, the fimt figures being “We ry a .mmplete 

Mr. “A;lbti Cloyd. who ks b=n the census and the next. the amount 


“Dawson visitinz” hi, nunt, “MM. J. A; Miller. of “money”: “ ““ 

lefi Thutiny for hls b~e ~’ vil~, Bernalil14 -~-~.- 12,686 $ 30,090~00 wor shoes and la- 

&lo.’ ,. 

Cation. ia.:..- 1,216 aioa~.soII dies t outink boots. 

9,692.60 

.+ MT.and M~ Dew*r will ::;a;-;-:?:-- ‘;877 

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- - +-. 6,658 16)646.00 I “., 

leav~ the lant of the month for their 

~Vermejo Imdge”fiO.”’36 f 

Cumy -...:,. - 3,812 9,5s0.00 

srm near Mammoth Springs, Ark., 

where they- expect to engage 4D the 

.’ .!. F1-& A;”~; .. 

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De BacA d---.- 1,077 - 2,692.d& -7.” ‘ ‘~ ~ 

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. Drjna Ana ----- 6,260 18,150.00 

:. poultry biuinem.’ . ““’ “’ , 

Eddy -------- 8,490, . . 8,725.0° 

Raeufar aemm-ktiom .ecoud 

A Fourth ~u~rt ●! W.huis Eergamo and Mr. MariO Gwt -------- 6,040 ,15,1OIJ.OO 

,69,00 DAWSDN, 

~@~m~BmN~w H+ in -I’* ~mwie ~i&ed in Springer ,On ~- Ghadalupe ---- a,oas , . 

..Viitort”AI=*Y* Wrnhme. 

z G W. THURSTON, W. fd. 

O. F. WARFIE~, Saap,r. 

Dawson City ’tidge No. 30 

day, returning b ~mn On,,htQr- Ha*ng --:--d~y. 

Hidalgo ------- 

,—’ ‘.: Lea --------- 

Mi~q Hebn P- of ~lOr~o ~inco,n ----. , 

,Sprinm h= been +Ing ~a W ~,u”a ~_-----week 

visiting wi~h k aunt Mm. Wm. ~cKin,ey -:---- 

Si~n. 

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Mora --------- 

Mr. and Mm. Edward To*reS~Ve ?tero --.-: --- 

1)642. 4,105.00 

1,142 2,~55.oo buis Eavio, Proprietor 

1,428 “,a,670.oo ,: 

2,64? 6,607.S0 Itallan, French or Ameriz 

i95 ~~ 

6,487.50 , 

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2,978 

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7,44B.00 

8,950 -9,875.00 ,“. 

fl,ooo 7,600.00 B READ 

3NIGHTS of PYTHIAS rdmned from fil~ti. N. M., where QUSY ----.:--- 3,244 ‘ ~~,;~;:j~ 

p:s 

BAKERY 

, tiey” have” ~ 4g fOr tie W Rio Arriba ---

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~~The e’s .Cold,~ea~er 

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,! ,. ,..Ar~you “Pr~Pared?.,:“,,,,.~~, ,,. ‘, 

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Our stock of hea ing stov~s is”nrew complete ancl wo rthy of ~otir inspetiion. Many ii&s and stiles in 

. ,. ,- coal heaters and coke burners. ,, ~.; ,,’, ~ 

~ ALSO ANDLk THE BE$T MAKES OF KITCHEN RANGE$ AND c~oi $TOVES’ ~“’. 

Union‘Suils 

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‘! Str~ngth” . 

“In Unionther-is 

Men’sand Boys { 

First Fl~r-right 

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Jide 

Ladies’ and Chiidr n’s 

“M&zanine 

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‘W~~ ..Bl~nk~tj‘ 

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Odd h}s at - 

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.’cilve~ngs, ,,. 

Special ,‘ 

file” of St-1 S.mithryCm4aha* 

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‘SCHOOL NEWS ; “’, ing, November 21. 

me Freahmam ~]*~ ~ok ;hame of ,hlk tu the high echobl Friday that we 4’SPtiCUS W the Romana” 

School will bz~ed Novi ,mber pwembl y Ftiday morning and their tish mi~ht be printed in full. He Mim Bauer 

tiok for hm subject “Out Where the The ‘time for physical education in 

l~mistice Day, and many. cf the ente~inment wan not .a dianppoink 

*e m“entin any way. William San], cl- West Begins”. Thg weB~ ~* ~]. high. whool and eeventh and Aghth 

sch?ol children wi~ tike part in 

. prasident, in a. faw well-chown gen. 

wa yu appeal b thog~ who heard him.. =ades W*U changed and made cOmcelebration. 

Tha school, ,banc will 

tences, presented the idenl@ of his Anyone desiring b speak the spEn. pulmry. l’he time ~~ be fmm 8:66 

make. its flint appearance, and both ~~Bd. FoUo~”E thi~ ~evem, ~em- ish language uhould join. the C]a= ~ 9.10 on Monda@ and Wadnetiayn. 

the boys and ~rle bmket ball :eams 

will play at the opem h~use i ~ the 

evening. 

The canning” club exhibit o f the 

b 

em of the CIIIM,dremna an mtudenf,e which mewta nt tbe old tihool buffd. 

. 

of A= old type, ~ar~hed in and ~. Ing Monday and Wednetiay ~venin~ 

CUPi~ the front seati. Then Bknc at ~ o’clock- 

~ev~mo gave ~ ~citition ~“d ~w: We are sorti that we cannot *c. 

Moth-’ Dey at the Cenhl nchool 

wea n big mccesoi There ww as 

many am twlnty-bne viaititi in ohe 

room and a number of rorima averdomestic 

wience department V‘~ a“ tice pmiti, Viola Suttin, Hillary 

prize of four dollam ut the c >unty ~’ 

orrow and Eatelie Murray mng the 

fair. They promptly donh~c ,. the .c,a8n ~nE. The” ~ ,O”d noise ~an 

amount to the depafiment. The ,Elrls- hea~ and the claw b~ket ~1] ~amg 

wbOse namefl appea~d amen ! the paraded ~“d ~ve their ~e,,~ - 

prize winnem were Julia Frazer ho. 

but not least, the famoug ,iJszi Band; 

la Meikle, Dorothy D]ver, E ntelle 

Ppp@ared with Mike Santilla playing 

Murray, Jeuaie Stiller, L.uis~ Teeple. the ~cco~ia” for =11 he ~= ~ofib 

com modate the’ numero”~ req”ee~ for aged f~m tw~l~e’ ~D 6ixtean viuitom. 

commercial work i“ the night ~hggl. There wiIl be. a Pamnt-Teachert 

With the limited equipment we ~ve aasociati.on meeting at the Central 

we find it nece~ry to limit the type. uchool on ~iday, November 4th. 

. 

writing claas and we will not be “able :.”’ CAMP FIRE N—OTES‘ “ 

*O. Mhfi a clam in bOOkkeeping th~ $ 

year. “. The A-O-KijY~mp met in the 

The art ●xhibit of the Dawson home of Flmlen Paxton at NO. 7, Fri. 

mnd Dolores HamIl. 

I 

M~~ret Gow,tt prenented three 

dozen spoone to the domestic SIience 

department as a pift from herae f and 

mother. 

The membem of the senior ant jun. 

ior clams will entufiin the uopho- 

sind James Conner, leader, trying w 

k 

eep’ time with a feather duster. var. 

Ious mew anp novel munical inahu. 

mcnti were played by other membem 

of the claw. The high school etu. 

denti ~howed that they appreclat.ad 

tbe fun by giving cheem fOr tbe 

=hool~ at the county fair. d~w ~ day evening. We talked over busi. 

prize of three dollare. nem mffei~, Rachel Bl~ongame’s 

Mim Leona Sh#mgod has been name was presented. We voted b ac. 

elected vice-preoident of the New cept ,her a~ a new mmmber, then we 

M@XiCOUnivemity Y. W. C. A. ‘ planned a hike for Sunday afternbon. 

Imbel Conner has been elected by W.e then adjourned bntil our neti 

the student body of the UnivemiW OL meeting at the home of Dorothy Div. 

more and freshman’ ciamea and higfi 

school tinchem at n Hallowe’er per. 

ty at the high uchool Saturday even. 

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reahmen and 

Wo,in. 

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Rev. Rusuell 

their 

gave 

adviser, MIm New Mexico 8s a dele~te h the ~n. er. Coming back to, town w mng our 

ferencm t? be held at Dallas, Tex.ge, Camp Fit&s0ng9. 

an interesting in tbe early Pafi 

XSTELLE MURRAY,, 

df NOvember. 

The progrem of the Litemry ~o. Reporter. 

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, Iciety for October 2S is as fol!owu: I The Uda Camv tnet with heule 

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for the wetik at~he cm “,mg_ 

“FYT~~~~’ Dawson’ Op6ra House CYy 

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18Gfotioum CkP. 

tetm of Thrilling 

Ameri&m History, P 

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MOVDAY, OCTOBER 31— 

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Ot.tilk Ho=el!.~_--_. --~. --.. --.---.~.~is Wiloon 

..: .Nd R8mb40- .----- L-.---. L.----- =..GuY Milhmn’ 

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M,.. Flaroi~s,-.-;:-.;: 

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0 -” W.ITH LOVELY LOIS WfUOM. 

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER d-. “ . .” ‘ $ 

FOX PHOTOPUY. sTORY B-y Cf.yDE c, WESTOVER; sc~N. 

ARIO BY PAUL H. SLOAN@. DIRECTED BY J.-GORDON 

EDWARDS. PHOYOORAPHY BY JOHN:EOY~E. aYJN. 

‘“””NING TIME, ABOUT SEVE~.MINUTES. - 

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burs Mmcb.mk--..-. .+-------- . -.J-cKe 

~~kin ~don -.-.,-.l----..--.:-H.rxhcI 

Fmr~mm 

S~ander, 

M~YmII 

E,Wb.n.r--.-. ----. --... --.. --.G. ~=md N7= 

&dqu,.tt..--..--------. --.---.. --ArWmr-Mill=tt 

Cmorg. Putts---.---..-. -..--. ----.H.~ Spim=l= 

Ray~nd Cald~rm.

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Teimi ‘of Smbnarl@tlem 

BIX mti.ntha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

one ye.,. . . . . . . . ;. . ..____$.l . . ..$.I. 

Advirtlnlh= RatQS on Apbllcatlon 

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,ea for the past “month. Were they aU neceas ry ahd 

causa it wai chew, or have you 

pened to temporarily h~e iime 

count ? 

bought thingi beyond “your meanu bmcauae tiu -f. hap- ,- 

extra money in your pockeb or in your chec mg ac. 

Answer these que~tiona for yourself and aee if you are uilty. 

If You are not ~e.ttlug ahead try a naw plun. 

us next aydqy, even .tiaqgh it ;8.only B dollar q? tin 

Open a ?avi~~ AT ‘t

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l! Mr. Alvin Geislar waa s btin~ I SOCIAL IEVENTS OF THE WEEK li 

visitor in Ratin Friday. 

DEC. W. H VER 

- ,During the pmt week Dawnon’s “,” .. . 

Mr. Matt Heck and famii i“of iim~ bockel calendar has been ctided with ‘ Dawson ~. 

-~ ~’ May F D~ events in which the spirit of H.el!ow- ....’... 

DR. E.fl~ IiK:;. 

“, e’en was the predominating featu~. 

Mr~ Jake Leti of Santi Fe ~~ in No: holid@y lendm i&eH m~~ MSU7 . VulcanizingShOP. “, 

Dentis s 

Da,wson on Monday of this week. 

b PUN fun “and happinex than does 

‘BUSINESS HOURS: 

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Mr. Tom Henry of Denver, Colo., Xallowe’en. .It ie that time of the 

,!, 

ie visiting with friends in- Dawsom “year when goblin~ end ghoBta dare.ti ~~ 

. OFPICE HOU S:. ... 

,. come from thti lark d gtiy ~ Sunday. and Monday— 

“Mr. W. Kidd of ROY, N. M., was u hiding.plwe~ and mingle with the pm. ,. ’9 AM-ti8p~ . 

,sA.M.to13.M M. “ ~usinem %sitor in Dawuon on Thum- ● ple of tbe en~h. This ye~* it ~~ . .>. , 

lP. M.te Wo .“M.-’’””: day. , been” $he ‘occasion of many delightful Other Daj%’pings’ 

7P. M. tO s.m ..rs, i ~=. Abe‘h, ~h~fiff if patile$ amongthe 9oung people Of , 

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Colfax county, wae in Da*non on D*w~n” : .$ 

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Tuetiay. ; ~~ 

LJonephine and To”m ~a~~ll en~r- 6.30 P, M. to 8 P. M. 

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a tiined ~enty-four of their friends” on ~~ 

Mr. “Thorn--, ~tati game 

.I.ALL WORK , 

warden, wan a Dawson husinem vi- Saturday evening witi a .HaUowe’en 

party at their home. HaUowe’&n : ~“GUARANTEED- 

,., ,, itor Monday.. 

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games. afforded the children a~~~~ K~bti- L 

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Thorns’ Henry of Denver, Colo., uus evening, the decoration and m-’. ,,: , ‘::, ‘was 

a Dawson visitor the fiti @ fra6hmenta “were also mggeutive of, ,. 

your-Atie .. tionof 

the week. Halloween. Mrs. WardeU wu SW1* .,. . 

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ed by Mre. F. J. Mullen. 

Mr. Meadowa. of Eaaley Produce 

1. ..llad toour new atk’ k of rub. Co., of Trinidad, Colo., was a business Twinty.tw~ ==;” .etioyed the “DAWSON :BAKERY ~~ 

visitor in Da~tt Mrmdsy. “Hallotie’en sumrlae party givsn by ,.. ,, 

br iimd,ovarcomtm, &l i qur l-. 

Mm. M iray and Ealle for WUlhrn 

tiuis $avio, Proprietor” 

thor ..&,tm WiliCh*FE ld ml for cotd Mr. R. G. MuUen and tir. ~. A. jJr., on % riday aftimoon. The chil- 

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‘Phompson, of Bkldy, w4re mdste~d dren report s delightful time with 

a tbe Dawson, hotel Sunky. IHaUowe’en games and mfreuhmenti, 

weather. 1’ ,. 

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Amy Goods&oh’ 

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Old School Bu lding 

IDawson - (N.,M, 

1- A, F. & A.IM. 

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●d Fa-rth Th Am mt 

13p,m. ~EeHmiilm~ 

Ho- Bwiidimg. 

,veeetum A~wey. eicOnlL 

G. W. ~U~TO , W. M. ,: 

0. F. ~AiU?lE , S-WY, 

SANITARY 

uP- .DATE 

Children’s Hair Cuts h 

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A, number of tba Dn~n young ,A very enjoy-veping’ was spent 

people attended the dance which W= Friday, Octiber 28th, nt the home of 

given’at Van Bouten 

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‘ FOR”SA.LE,. ““ 

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‘ :;-Mulesand3adde”Horses:’ 

WrI am of feri’au for ;-io’ * UUd4r Of MUl_~ whieb are’ no kn@OF de 

sirmhfor ~ k tbo mine-, but ~id be ●endto + ufvant-gm ml 

f~rnw d X*,, .WO ●re ●loreafFaing, f*r A.. *-1 uddh 

born.. ,. 

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DAWSON — Nov.’1O. .— t4EW MEXfC( 

‘“” “i” “’. 

District of Coluw “a,’ making the 

totil on that “date 91,116. On July 

81, 1921, .tbere. re 79,865 em: 

ployeen. in #e D“ riet af Columbia 

and s1s,817 ~ bra clae~ .outaide, the 

tot:I on that date i~ 697,482. 

All ‘figuree ‘Mm include Fedeml 

executive position claaeified un~r 

Vtilasub tild tikre6ti~ ** 

and MUie Dupoat ca9Yed ~q Indiw 

nme of eaah girl. M* rofr&- 

Curtin B. Uti, P 

Hart, J)efen 

:“ Summons b 

intiff, W. Eivn 

nt, No. 6902: 

Pubiiaation 

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man~ w= ~ef. und h 

adjourned tv. nke@ F neti 

tih Rwth Vicb~. 

—h& ~er, 

1. - 

-ing 

Tu@ay 

xtiar. 

To tba almva nam d Defendant: You 

are hereby noflfi that the complaint 

of the. above na ed plaintiff is apw 

on file in the Vf ce of the C16rk of 

the ,Diuti]ct ‘T Gou of CwlfaX’ bUIItY, 

I New Mexico.-in svhich,wu ara namad

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Comiaie thes’ pri~s 

Bmwfi Watlty otat~s 

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Rome ,Beauty ‘Ppieg. 

S3.25 ~ox, ,, 

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.. unxrgarment% tri.mmin cottohdress materials, 

handkerehiefs, collars, ~uf fs, etc. “, ,,, 

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Ar*ivin” “&tiii* 

Tke’Ia&st a * 

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1600,000 road cons~ruetion. urovided 

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$edirnl-aid 

““‘ 

i8 Made iVai]a~~e,” 

by the Act of ~ong.rea~ of AuW~t z4, 

Dctobe~ lst, 1921: , 

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NOTICE ~ 

Thi BirIi of Da-. “~sheg b 

the future tbe @hk WIT.be cbaed on 

Saturday uflternwn .d each week. 

, The cuamm~ of ths hnk nre mkd 

.1Gricco, 

Felkianra Juarez (2), ~nd 

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~~dy-tb= “’:&”’ 

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At retititile ‘rkk. 

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‘“-WOOLENS! 

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NEW “6NK “AfiE’~iii! ‘ ~~ “‘ .. 

.You ~will flin~ it” a ‘Aliatti e~rienoe ,to 

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rh~sp the ~tirial for that ngw.at, suit or frock 

from this collection of high-grade woolens! .ern~rac~. 

‘ing the ~h-ost ,favotied tieave~ pi~$erns and.crdors 

for the.~eason: All at atiract,ive ~kices. -. 

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Come in Saturday, ~ovem~ 6W ,~d see ~ 

sa~d aswrtrnenf on the center aisle tables at 

“3cand 7.ca y~d. . ., 

~OU”&~ find, +~ny $es f~r these la~e~; yes, 

YOU. mn -find,q dozen uses for them-for finishing 

~epr~ri~l+e Curky’. 9 Cafif9r- According. to statistics recently 

nia has introduced a bill in. he. HOuse made. Pvblic, t.$e Ufii!ed Stitea, with 

for the appropriatiO~ of $ ,~~o,ooo 484- ~hips, has the ?ecOnd large-t navy 

to complete the railroat be ween S@- in the world. En flrmd, with ~. ~~1 

ward and FairbsnM, Alask . Of 6S2 slripa, being th~ ,o~ly ~p,tion 

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RObfi ‘McCnne, Eufelii Mdin,, 

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~ Atuno M., Martin=, . Anik Gliw=, 

Htnry firmley, Mary. Belf lfa~ond 

(2), .C. H. Reed,. Dlkx ~d~ez, 

I Trevenow, Rwan Valadex, 

HARVEY SPRINGER, 

_ster. 

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,Wehave just r~eived 

Zhother shipment of 

Jewelr~, Cut Glass, Silverwe~, 

& Hand ~ainted, 

China, which make; 

our,; ,assortment very 

eofnpleh ,- 

Make yam Chtistms 

selections now while the 

Mfm m:-le’te. ‘,. 

A de-~sit wil~ h~d 

dy titicl.s untik-Uhri9t-- 

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:Mag&ine~” “ 

Make an ideal .,Christ-” 

mas remembti”n”ce. 

We have a new list of, 

subscription club offers 

which.. wi will gladly 

give out artrequest. , 

Old,sybscriptiohs received 

.,now’will begin ~~ 

with the December ii.’ 

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sTATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP ~~om. ~f ti&l imount Of bonds, lnorb” 

.— - gages, or’ othkr-.aecuritiea are :’None. 

Statement of the ownemhip, man. 4, That, tbe. tw’o, ph~~aphs next 

Ugementt eircufation, ek., required ~h~ve, gfving the namen,of the OWII-” 

em, stockholders, and ~ecurity hold- 

A stadium which will co ‘$2,600- ;With a l.rger na@, . 

1912, Of the Dsw&on News, publi~hed 

weekly at Dawson, New Mexico, for 

~ra, if any, ~ontiin not only 

~f ~~~kh~e~” and security 

as they nppear upon thebooku 

the list “ 

holdem 

of tbe .’ 

000 is being built fi’om fun i ‘aolici& 

ed from thg, alumni and a,, den~’ of 

Me Univemity Of Illinois a will .bc 

state of New MeXICo, 

County of Colfax. 

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company, but also in ,cases where tha 

stockholder .,or. ,6acurit y holder ap. 

pears upon the book~ ~ the company 

dedic.ted to the waT f!s,o 

State and University. The 

fr,of the 

emorial 

“renounce ‘“ ‘k Cwhe= ~~t in Be fore’me, 

~or tha Stak 

a Nbtiry %blic i“ “and a. trustee or i.nany other’ fiduciary 

s“d county afommid, relation, the name Of the person or 

-*dium will have a seating 

of 75,000. 

Postmaa~er .General ff~Y 

capacity 

has r~to’k-p 

this 

jn mind. 

change of tinking houm 

peIuona]ly appeared Paul K. cars~n,, oorpo~tlon for whom such trumtee, 

WhO having been duly BWOm ~CCOtd. ;s actiig, ia..given ;..alrn..th~t the said. 

ing to law, depo~es and mm that he, two paragraphs contiin. statements 

established the custom of ,sh pping all 

monthly, sbmi-monthly and i~weekly 

peri.dicak by mall in+ad o fkeight. 

-- 

ADVERTISED LETTERS 

h the editor of the Da~aon Nev?n a“d 

that the follow~ng is, to the .be~t ~~ 

his knowledge and be]ief~ a tne ~~te. 

embraciirg Affiant’s full knowledge 

and, belief d? to the cim,umstiices 

and co”ditiona under which etockhold- 

The Americmn &d Cms~ ;nt ~1,. tit of advertmed l-m for the 

Y,00,0oo for the relief of fa ine au& week ending Octib~. 22, 1921: 

ferem in Ghina. ]aUt Y~ari ~“.” Joe Wlwndi, Vidal. RarrR&, FIQr. 

The federal fnrrn loan b srd ex- ~tine Baca, Wm. 0bit7tick, M. B. 

pecti to loan $100,000,000 t famers .CIW~Y. Term F~~, Guisvpe 

by next February, accordin to a .mcent 

ienort. IJtirdan, Vrnabe Jimen[z, G, X. .Je~. 

The treasuw. dupartm6nt” t ~arIh- I ‘nrk’ Mafia ‘orenb, J. R,’ Mack, 

ington. hns “announced that t eie “will 

bB no mare .loanrn to forel~n IIatio,nm. 

The entire city govcrnme t ~of the 

city of Minneafili$ is in the ands. of 

Mm. R. Samwn. B, H. -h, Mart 

ex-service men. 

FreRident Ha~ing hu~ a ;~”Ced” $b@~~n (2), I~nbel ~~, C, W. 

that the American troops on.t e Rhiire 

will be start,ed homeward 

ment of the omemhip, “m~gement, ets and mcurity holdem who do not “ 

etc”., of the if oremjd publication f O* appear upon the boob of ths oomthe 

date uhown in the above Caption, pany as trustees, hold utock and *e-. 

required by the Act of Augnst 24th, curitie~ in n rapacity other than that 

1912, embodied in smction d43, pom~l of a bcmi fide ownm; 4nd titi, af. 

~aws and Regu]ation~, prin~d on the fknt has rio”rmmon to believe that” , 

r~verse of this form, to-wit: any other p

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m“RED ,-. , OVRAGE” 

A .pictu M full of 

FRUIT” 

ku*h* pd bro-tht~kiug 

rillm, you’ll 

A splendid picturm “Dawion.”Opeia House -~ chyckl=, with rour 

Md *tory. :,-. 

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER” II- ‘ 

heart ia our tbr-t. 

BUT Y U’LL LIKE 

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~OX PHOTOPUY IN SIX pARTS. ADAPTED ROM LOUls 

TRACY’S NOVEL OF ‘SA~’ 

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TITLE, 1“ 

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it i~ iOt *urtari*img th~t =fter t-= Y~F~ *f li~img W?h ~nd Imvina h?T 

husband that Paula Forrest should diwover that he IS he only man In 

the -rid th*t rho ovar an he. It rmqtir~ ● true tempt=tioa ta 

dr~w. ber to tbe tbreihold of =Ii-tim, sud tbor4 tar ●ha w** ● 

wiooi -nd a bmppier woYIun. Or- C*TW, Milton $illo cmd Nigrni Ear. 

rie form tha trio of Am problem. 

. Als&’THE WCITY~ Episode No. 14. ~~~’ 

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UNIVERSAL PHOTOP=Y IN FIVE PAhTs 

‘THE uST ~, 1“. 

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Attend “the’ ~fmistice” bay Program at thti . O’pera H6u’M Tm. ““~. 

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%ion Mo&Y of thti week. ‘ ~ Uniti SM~ SeM& baa+ 

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ed a remlntion dwlgring November : “ 

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-Oaw on : 

“-~k Francie Gardovich WaE a lltb, 19$1, a les’a] ho~day, but OrtfY 

‘rrinidnd ,tiltir ~ week ,. : for t.lti6 YW.. me ~li~y.~ ~nor 

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Of theun~o- Amerieen ~~er ~h? Vjlcari ngShop 

Mr. and Mm. Frita Koelling mw ~U on that “day be bufied at ArlIns- 

“tired ti S@rhill+;- Colo~do, .OUMon. tincemetu~. ‘ : . ‘ “ ..,: , .BUSINE S HOURS: 

day of thii week. ,, CerisIIs, bureau f~reu show that 

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during the Year 1920 ‘in the Unitad Sunday, “an Mond@— 

Mm. Goldie Whikley in spending Sktus them were 9,10S pe~m killed 

saveral days visiting at .Mlnidad, by autos. and other motir vehicles. “9A;M. 8P.”M. 

Colorado. 

,. not including motimyc- Timdeatb 

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rate i8 one per cent bigher than that 

Mr.. and Mrs. Bracewell spent Sun. in 1919. -,. - ,, 0 :., 

day at the lakes near Sprhger, whea Sanford McNider. of” Mason Ci~, 

Mr. Bracewell enjoyed .,; duck huntins 

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Iowu,” w tbe newly. elecwd’ Natio~l 6mP. M @8 P.M. 

-- Commander of the American Legion, :.” 

“’”Mrs. N. N: Beliilo left on Friduy b The census burenu .atiti that fi? 

join her husband who k now Ioc.a@d pohntial voting mtrengtb of Ametim 

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in ha Angelen. She will vieit- her ~ 64#421,ga~, *.gm bifIg 27,661)880 

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EXPO* to” Eumti dutirig tie 

.Mv Ernest Mamelii, who haE been monti of Sep~mber fell off about 

,in I@ly for a-number of months, hau $81,000,000 ~S compamd “-witi Aureturned 

ta Daw60n. During Mr. 1~~t. 

MarcelIi’s abaence $e WM married and iOd increaaed by about $4,000,000, 

wturn~ with his bride. :~accordiw to f~rw ~“ed bytie de. @uis S8& , “~prietor-- 

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,, partment of comwerce. 

‘The Mile High Follies, a vaudeville ! Be~een lg,ooo and 1~:(1(10 &a. Italian, “I?reA-or Ameri-. 

troupe traveling 

waq seen. in a 

from co-t b cOwtq ~n 

performance at tie Io~~ 

are idle jn .Ae port Of NW 

tO”~ippi~ inactivity. 

YOrk ,, ,, ,”; 

“Opera HouBe -on Monday evening. ~. Afi~”lture ]~an age”eie~, hve re- 

About two hundred P?rIPle heard the ~ently ~e=n ea~b~iti in” New ~~x. {,’ ,B% AD :;. 

p:o~m w,hich wm followed. by a .ico and ldahO- by ha ‘~at fiutik@ ‘. 

dance; ‘t~~. m~uic beiw. ftiiahed ~Y cg~oratibn. 

the ‘tiupe’e four-piece orcheutra. 

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The.. Minneapolis S’qderal Re~ew6 

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Bauk has reduced iti “r.rdiacomit ink’ 

“~r. Leo MCGOeYis np@nding ~ -few +rom 6.% percent to6 per Ceii.’-’ 

Pastries 

Fresh ~ 

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o AU Kinds 

d Every Day 

~ee~ viait[ng h the. home ,of. & i More than’ 40,000 uf ‘t~e-Sb,OOO 

biotlter,”.”~. J,. J.”McGoey; Like biE wOkkem “mnplg”y@din the w~ti[ri)~ gar, 

bro&-er, ‘J; ‘J,,’Mr; McGoey in ‘UIEIO” an “merit indus~ 

,ex-hetice mun, hving spent @period Two cml 

of New York are idle. 

regulation blfb, onefor 

of nii)eteen montbe in the Na”vy. Dw- 

“kg we laat~;e mo~ of ti.sefice 

ha waa a mem~r of the celebmtod 

.Brogkl~ ~fl.vy Yard Band. 

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Jan. - O 2 0 1 1.1 1“”0.1 7 

tlm’mgulation hi the industry and the ,,=v=R$HARp~r 

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~~er b turb pmfi~riti;:for Wbicb 

havy ~ues and jail -ntencea am .,. 

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provided, have been introduced by Following i B estion - made sev. 

Senatir Kenyon of Iowa..- 

eral month ago bx ,Warren Nob, 

The Rock Ishnd railroad has pkic- manager of the Central Phamy, 

Ied an order for 14 additional Mikrido the Wahl compn y of Ghlcago, man- 

typa engines with tbe Amerfcan ~coufaqtuier of “E reharp” pencils, in 

motive tommy .- nowmaking pent B of copper.

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‘ ~ETRO PHOTOPLAY IN SIX PARTS. AU OR, MAXWELL 

. .. . . SMITH. SCENARIO BY MOLLY FARRO. DIRECTOR, BAY. 

ARD .VEIUE’. ““ CAMERAMAN. JAC~ !. ‘OS’. R“.N: 

NINC TIME, SEVENTY MiN”TEs, ~,,, . ? :. .“ i 

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VOL 1. ‘., : :’.’,,,’,’ ,-. ” DAws”oW; NEW tiExIc&3H~4tiA*,;&TotiR 171 I*I: ~~,” “~ ~‘ ,.,.. , “NUMBER 4s; ,’; : 

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Ed’~f~”No~: - 7 

The. policy of, the Dawm? 

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SIGNIFICANT. NEWS 

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W. Wanan~f ~~PhSadelphia 

has doiakd the neceeaery fUnde for 

the •~~hfi~hme~t of a ~. M. c. A. in 

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time 

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to am, ●b tade; mad ●M fm ZOU*l~ tie we~darf~l v*I:04 id 

~.ALWO 3L ‘SUITS ALND OVERCOATS 

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OBCOW,Ru~in. ‘Th-S iu tbe ki%thY, 

Bon fri~ i~ publication Ia b tive Pub.- ~. c. A. which Mr. Wanamaker has 

liaity td, items of ]OCrdinterest: 

donatad to foreign Innds. 

In the handline of k.eurPlus of ma: 

l?or ‘the firct time in hi~ry, a wotedal 

for” last week’e edition,. the “ 

msn ha6 been, elv.?t+ b the first 

damp Fire Note, were unintention@lchamber 

of the Swedish prIiamenL 

ly otflittid. . ~‘ ““”. 

Seimtity pf bbor tiayin, deckrik 

.The Newe rigreti’ thiB omimion.’ ~~ 

., ~ thkt tbh counti e.hould have. a corn. 

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when 

Daw~on 

“;The O-t” 

Theatre on 

nomei to the 

November 2Rth 

pulao~ alien registration law. 

The war fimnce corporation tis 

under the auspices of the A-O-Ki-Ya *nnOunced loan~ ~e~a~~ $llb,,~” 

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CampFire,tiepeople,O fDawBontil 

have a. chance t.w nee a pic~~e that 

haB been hailad by iritim and review- 

~~ agthe moat eatiafyi~ gl].Ameri- 

~~ pictire tit w yet been produc. 

000tOfarmOmandB~ekmen 

A nbw d?patient h be kuo”~” & 

Dkpa~ent of Education and ~blic 

W elfnre,. ie”being considered ,by the 

Wabhin~? adminis.tiatiOn. 

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- Fancy creams aad:Ices ~ ed. The thefie; that of k mother who ~eea her eix childreh leave her, one by 

Senator McNary of Oregon’ hai fn.”” 

trO.duc~ * bfll in the Unl*d s~~ 

one, is common. to Amarican frimllies. Senate ~ apprOriate $161200rO00 to 

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A]] tie poi~nncy 

the6e leave-tikin~ 

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‘CIf feelin~- thst 

nrou5e iri ~ul Ufe 

on the wreen. 

coritinue the. development of autbori%edI~cl*mst!Onp~je~ 

h ‘he ~~d”.. 

-Fire” in, the. national for.mb over 

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Rupert Hughe~ in the author if this the. counti .coflti the Wvm?rnent ‘ 

sCHOOL NEW: “. below 70, 7 above 90 and. an aveiupusual 

tile of mother love. He has .m~re tb~n $20,000,000 annuBlly, and ~‘ 

The ParenbTancher&’ a6s0ciatioir mg. Of 77. The FreRhmin “had 22 

sought to prewnt a crons~eoVlon of a mOre than $6,000,000 ie emend?d “in 

met at the Central nchbol Friday af~ nades below 70, 20 abova 90 and rm ~nivemel theme ~~ app~ad b an Am. the administration and protection, of 

krnoon, No{ember 4th, at 9:15 p. m. average of 76. -We hope to Bee a de- otican. f amily. All tbe joyn and EUZ- natiOnal fOre~~. 

Mr. Gtievvefavored thmaaaoeiation tided improvement fbr November .- 

mwu connected with raising a family Tbe uni~d S~~S ~~~ depa~ 

with Geveral nelectionmon tbe piano, The following pupils made an im- 

.tive been dtimatized. Each Of thepentrefio~ *atunemployment wa~ .’ 

lfter which the Fifth and Si xth gradem pr”oyement in every mtudy in. ,com. children grow, to manhood or .womem- reduced -.01 per cent during the PU~ 

~f the Central whool gav a Thunke. parison with their work in S:ptimber : hood ~th his ~wri indi~du~l in~~~ , month. A decrease in unemp~OYment 

giving pageant, whlcb ac ed out thu, Lillie Hugbea,” James, Conner, Hilary then ~eave~ the ~ld neflt ~ fO]lO~ the in 44 out of 6S citi- is reporttid. 

IbW of the PIlgTjma~fro n. the time Morrow, Helen .Pa~n, Biancn’ Ber - 

call of hi~ desires. Only their mother $ecretiry of Commerce Hoover k 

they left “England up ti ! the fimt gnmo, Estille Murray,. Mtilce Pru - ie left to her Ionelineia and her mem - .-king a ~ufiey Of.’all coal- Bpc?g ~~“‘. 

2banksgiving. Af~r this, a tilo cOm- ett, Margaret Pearce, Elizabeth Sher - 

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oriee. But, ae’in every Ameri&n fam - riOWOn~n”d:. 

posed of Mrs. Bird, Mm. I1urray 

and wood hd Edna Barnett. 

ily, the young remember the old nes t King Alexander ~ taken the oath”“’ 

bfrs. Hoover favoti tie amociation A .repoti “in tbe Denver Post, by“’ and re~~ w it. ~f office .ad qlbr of Jugd SIBviS. . } - ‘, 

with seveml selecflons. Paul Armstrong, Chief Natirelizntioh The picture WU”produced by “Gold. “- Thee thOu~nd. tOn~ ,Of ,Ge~an ~ 

A Bhort businew meetir g followed. E~miner, .hO~ .t~t pagd~ng ]egisla . ~Yn and ~aa directed= by Regina)d tom bve been received at Boston. ~. 

I parenh. were ‘u~d b * sti. their tion in Co-m wifl require the re. ~a~ker. Mam Alden pj~y,q ‘the old ‘ Tbe government at PeMnE ha~ a~ 

names b eur ltiAti”pM .ba~~~ ~~afiufi ~lt- im.arde~mat .w~e, ‘and ~r .~erfo~u~~ ,hm “pointed. a.,$Oqi*ioP ~ inyentiga~ .:’ 

~ month to help keep up e%penaes thk ~~,ooo,,,~ ~o~ li~ing in th ~ “been ~i~ to” be ~ mm~~miecg of the npium - eituation in the ?ukien 

Df the amochtion. OociatiOn Uni-d Stites may be given tie rudi 

- =cfeen acting. , 

,x pra~in~e, , ‘ ‘- : ~ ~ 

ctice of menta of an i~.iatiori. The bill wil 1 .. . okj~i Cmmp. 

Primier Ffnra of Japan, while waft- ,. 

Mlday cafiy ari ~~frrnpriatiOn which will be : (Pearl Dupont, Repo4r.) . . 

i~ to ake a. train in the Tokio rail-, 

Will rB. ~ppotiioned am~nr we a~~g ~~~~ . “-on November da tie o~i Camp road tition, h stnbbed by .an a~~ 

ceive inviti~ns to”.visit the mhool ing to the ~“mbep of alfena: 

met at the home of Mm. J. B.’ Mot -sin. . 

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Dn that day, but they also have w g=. 

The high school paper will mke ib 

m-al jnvi~tion to tisit St 

row and cmnpletad tik b~tdzation .“” 

any. ofier f. 

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appearance ThankWiving’ Dug . The following off iiem were ‘elechd : 

Mri. Thompson ‘was wall kno~’ 

timw they may care t >., Nbvem. among tb? colored population Of ~n- 

It will be a credit to the Dawuon Chiefteae, Hilsry Mopw; ”-cmh~ 

kr 18th will be visiting 

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schoolg. Only. a limited number of bfn~aret Lnjuan; treaaumr, Evelyn 

Idnd, Raton and Dawson. He came h 

month. ., Mm. Holman ::ead a pa. ~opieg ~i,, be ~tintid 

D8w?on about fifteen ,yaam ‘ago, fnd 

Hughbafi:e. AfWr our buafnr=mmeeL 

per,. that waB benefi~ sl, to” all 

pramnt, It wa6 generally a~ed that Mr. Brennan tihted the ‘ nigh t i~ Mr. MO~W ~uEht. UOtie squar e ‘eaveu ‘0 known ~e’atives” < ““ 

,Cboo,o ~t tk~ Upper, ~~~ an d and bow line knots. -We decided ~ 

It in beat fot tbe paren 

< DEER AND~~ TURKEY .‘“ : 

ts % ~nter 

the ~chool roomu withou 

Douglne b~dings Wednesday night . ~ke an .af~~OOn bike On sa~rdm y 

e ‘regular visiting da Th8 Dramptic Club will begin” prac - 

ta the hill behind No. 7. We adjourn - The open aeaeon f?r ahootina deer ., 

ed tu meet OriFriday, Novembar 1 itb , and wild t~+ey “i- New Mafico is ,. 

ableu the tiacb@r tu g ice Nev?mber t8th “on fieir PlaY’” A 

at the homk of our “~ardian, Mm . from Nevember 20tb h tbe 9Oth in. 

Metiae Eve Suspension-” 

The PrO~em Of tha Li~~v SD- Wotim. clueive, Limit, one deer with horns 

tQ each person.,, ,The limit on turkey 

em will be ghd to hntie U’daC=rnpFin. 

the pirenti ciety.for November 1!th ia as f ollo*~ : 

is three during the mason b one per. 

mmidn and ,tilk b them ‘(htii@e at the ClO@e Reading ------------ ~dna Bane 

Spring@r, Reporter.) 

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Wn. Many citizenb of, the’ ~titi ~fl ‘ ,< 

Ofwhool when it iRPowik le. ‘-’ ‘ Piano Solo -.. ?:--- Estelle MuFa y The Uda Gamp met at the home of 

be in the mountuins on these dates in.; 

Two’ new typervritam kve beei Recitation --.il:..-, Edgar Luja n Ruth Vjckem laet Tue*y awenl= . 

the e~ectition of getting thwirallo& 

added ti the squiptnent of tlra cO’m- “RecititiOn --------- M*ice p~e ~ 

The meeting wea not call~ until S?Y- ment ~~ ~M* ~*ked ~me, 

inertial clamm. ~~ ‘“ “, Election of ‘Offiiefi. en-kitiy in order that tbe ~irls dh ~. 

The quail maaon.opened on the lat. 

The pregmme for the dramatic club Mim Mahoney, ‘histoti and Spania h p~cfice baskOt ban. There wae a 

of” November iind will continue until 

and tire Litarary ~otiitity of tfie. ~igh teacher, is out this week ‘on aceoun t Shoe busine= mm~~nghetd and Men 

D6cemher 81A” Limit, twen~ In w*... 

nclmol for November 10 were in line of illne-. We hope ~he will be abl e ~~.McCreary diacn~d fie mermti 

sassion ii any calendar day. Quqibr 

“with the Armistice Day celebration. b taku charge of her work next wee k. and value of. “Nutioti SPeeCh are tmid to. be’ scame, and there are 

The Dramatic club hj,d the fol- The band did i~ part in the ArnI-w Week”. Light ~fre~hmen~ ‘m hut. few of the rancheu where huntinE 

lowing: tice day celebration. The boyb pla y. =rved and the girln ndjourned to. 

la permittad. 

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‘America” .-- By the Cl“b 

Mem~~ ,ed Several etira piekee in the ~or n. meet next time with Viola Sutin. ”” 

“In Fltrndeflk Field” ---:1 dna Tinnley i~’and came Out @g*in in the eve. n. 

A.O.Ki-Ya CmmP 

~~Anmerb Flander~l’-- MUv” covert ing ~ help the basketball &a=. (E6telleMumay, Repo~r.) The girls met at tbe home. of Mm. 

uAnnintice Da fl ------- -Gc.ldie Jilea A report of the: b~rnketball em em We met at the home of our ~nfi - MQ~OW Saturday mOrni~ and bw’ 

The Liteti~ Socie ty had afi wi]] appear in the ga”eral writi-up of fnn, Mm. .W. C. Hotman,for rmr luat ed On Weir hike tw No. 1 t.fma. When 

oprm debatr on tbe questi on: “Reaolv- the Amistic? day celebration. 

meeting. We are studying the live s we reached tie toP Of tie moun~in 

ed, That the Unitad shtea Should The baeket b*l] ~am~ of Me Ma=. of great women and W week tho r- W@left Mm. Morrow and men, laugh. 

ce&e Buildin~ a Navy. a“d Thereby well high whool will play in Dawau n oughly diammred Harriet Beech er ing and calIinE ~ each O~er. ~ 

Set” an, E~mple of Disa mmment ti %turdsy nighk December Srd. Tbiu Stiwe and Beky Ro~- Next weekwe climbedthe EleplmntRock. Wm came 

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jthe Other Nations”. E ~b member is Maxwellis f~t yemr,. b,ut from th e wiil have. Clara Batin and FlomIIc e back and ,ste ltinch in the, ~e of 

l~oke two minubm. , .“ mportr from fhere, ouv bo~ and git 1S Nightf Wale. the pines .hnd rockt.. Aftar we bad 

~ The Senior clam hd IIo gredea be - wifi have b P~X hafi ~ win. We tafkedubout our Ctitnma mu- ~a~d W* ~ok trbme~,btching exer- 

:Iow 70, 6 above 90 mld. a general The pupils -of the lower “~des of SiC and then adjourned until ou+- cf~eH. WN am b do the= each day 

~vem~- of S4 for the of oc~ . the Douglae school showed. their de- meeting next week at the home of f Or twO-monti and will then ruceive 

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!Lb?r. The’ Junior. clam d a grades Bire ~ have a. mod Flawund 

a local bono?. 

by ~uf~e l’e?pl~ . . - . 

avemffe ‘gatkering UP all-~ xeekr and en% .. Th4e hike was’-erdtiymtby alf ~.tt 

of S1. The Sophomom ti 13 grades ing them out of &e way. (Evel& H%~h:ytiP&.)” ‘“ was the ., fiti outfng , of the new eem~ 

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ftO.*ert Sptmm.--------.,--------- Weru$6.S0,Now$7.26MLof 6 

T*blS spoon. . . . ..i--~. -We W..-.. -.-WeW $9.00, New $7.S0 * of 6 

Dinn?r Fnrkt -~:---------...--i.Were $9.00, Now$7.60 iat of 6“ 

~~~.evt Fe.ka -.---, ----: --.: . . . ..wero W,SO, Now47.2S oatof 6 

Hollow Hatidle Diaher Kniro.----Wem $t3.50, Now $10.S0 oet.of 6 

Modol.d Handle Dinner Kni~em--: --- Were S9.00, Ndw $7.oO hoi uf 6 

fndirldual Salad Fork- .--- .---.--: Ware$S.00,New$7.00 satof 6 

Individual Butter Spremdern --------- Were $7.00, N.W,S6.00 set Of e 

sUEa* ~p-m,.--:..-----------..-- Were $1.60, Now $1.25 *h 

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Cbld Maul Fork .-.l-----i-Wem..Wem $2.5o, NOW $2.2S Meb 

Berry Spo.mo -.------.---.---.-i-Were $s.00, New #2.60Meh 

G,--y Uleo :----. ---i. -----: ---Wem$S.W, Now$2.SOMoh 

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$2.00 v~ues .+...$125 

$250 values .:.-.$1.75 

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Lord Babbih~n wuu instructing 

tbe new colored servant in his duties, 

adding: *~No~, Zeki, ~he~ I ri”E for 

YOU,YOUrnu~t anawer by mying ‘My 

Lordj what will you have?’ “ “~. 

~~e~ houm nfterward, having occaeivn 

to uummon the servant, his 

Iurdship wafl. astonished with the following: 

‘~MY.Ga~, ”whut does you want 

no~v?>’—Wayside Talen. ., 

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the peruonnel now cotnpriaee but LS8,- 

;’ BOY SCOUTS - 

000 enlisted men. 

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Thii government therefim cin” 

‘On” account’ of the: basket’ ban 

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ow an example b the Wsuhin~ii 

gum@s it the ~era bou= on Friday confererme which attesti our good 

,night, nb regular meeting. Of tbe Bo? f~i~ in “pmpO~i”g ~ l~mtition Of am. 

Scouti wa~ held durfng the pu~t Week. 

ament. The troopu ara 12,000 below 

On Tbuday. iigbt the ScotIti met ht 

t e Hrene tbt tonsrem authorized 

nt th$O?em house a~d decorated the in a spirit of .Agomus ecotiomy.. Once 

etig@ for the Artnktice DaY profim 

more tie watihing. yorid Iearnn that 

arrangad for tlie following day. 

as a nation we prnct~, . what,: we 

At 6:30 the morning of Armist~ce” preach 

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*IY’es, Sir; that old bac~lor left 

DUY, jUBf w tie. fimt rap of the sun 

fell upon ‘Me tip of he ff~ pole tin 

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DE”VIL .OF DEPRESSION” 

$50,000 tu the gfrl who refysd 

marry him. ” 

.“And still you’ll hear. peo~ 

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“Gobbleis Roomt”, twelve of the Boy 

Scouti partici~ted in the raising of 

“Old GlOry” in accord With fisi~nt, 

In tbe readjustment followinE t~? 

war period no me humfought off the 

BIue ,De~]R qf Depre&jon more per. 

there’~ rio euch thing ae 

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~titude.;— Harding’u Proclamation. MUIIYOf tbe. sietent]y than organized bantig, . 

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THE Mll ERk PICK It is. revealed tbt them are some The Scouti enjoyed a “detiihtful em America a. solid fcont k been 

volunteem in the army Of tbe tinem. evening Saturday, November’ 12th, at pre~e”~ @inat depm~i~n. 

Son: “Fath@r~, v~t ~ tbe bOa~ Of p]oY~.—pitwb”~h Gazette.Times. a W* Fven fn their honor at the 

education ?“ ““ 

our conn~ imfacing the new erz 

Father: *UU I &nt to =kml it &i&’ home of Mr. and”~ Joy conuor. of economic -prospeA* thet mnti 

EVENTS OF THE WEEK me vening = ~t ,]n ?~yfng com+jn fm eIemen~of ~~ 

~ = pine skingl e.” 

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“Aren’ t YOU gc ing b inviti Ml-u. On Friday afzn a number of Kat~ COnnOr en~tiin~ the hand,...’. 

Blank ta your dim ler pal.ty?v’ Ifinwson Indien called at the home of Scouti with a number of mn~ and The old t~ti “that “tii banker 

“CeXinly not. I entifiinud ber Mm. s~rk w IMY weir cOmpllmen~ r~ci~tiOy@ whic~ were mtly e~jOy- prospkred in hard times, when jnti. 

once before and u])e-never 

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And oily toriee , ‘ 

recupernt- 

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tO Mm. Carrie Neab, Mrs. Do~ Mur- @cray 

and Mm. Mary Hel*mn, visiting 

Pytbian Sistora, wbo were mfternoon LIMITING ARMAMENT BEGUN 

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Vo]untiry deflation of the U?i~d 

leat ra”tes were high and money warce 

has been dustroyed by experience. 

Banke and bankem are the bare. 

metem” of economic and industrial 

onditlon~ and are Iargedy the catiue 

~f &iPiW outtheepil.itof dep~mio”. 

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an over.night 

Heihman of Ratin ww 

viBitorat We home of 

s~~n a~Y ~ pmv~ ~0 eff~tual 

t~t it is nOw Only tw-tbifia i~ n~- ‘ “MWVICH4EM5T . 

me green llb~ v clerk with.8 

of anrcaam, made n hit tk other 

when a lady asksd , qu’ktly: 

‘ “Have yOU Bac on?” 

,’NO, we ~~net ,Ot any bacon,~l 

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Mr. and Mm. 

diy nisbt: 

Mim Enid 

B&~l ~ntefii”~ 

Gee. L. Bradford, Fri. ber on 2fuY 1. When tie hard fight 

, BVaSproceeding in ‘con- on we 

—.”. pmp~d reduction from” 220,000 G 

Lynch and Mice Faith 1S0,000 enlihd men, tku war depa~’ 

eight. coup]ea wltb ment was apprehanntve. that mih a 

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Publi,bad Weakly by THE WELFARE DEPARTMENT 

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V* 1. 

THE SIfNIO CLASS OF 1922. 

S-E-N-1-O-R-S. 

Mary Coved, arie DuWnt, Helen 

Frazer, Willie edpath and Harold 

or good timem. 

for early clam o 

ni%ation. No soon- 

er as our secret .tceamurer and Mis~ 

our footitepa. 

though we are interested in so many 

activities. Our rnp.ti 

proof of thi~ mtn tement 

curds bea~ 

for they show 

that for the pa: t two moriths our average 

grades h nve been tbe highest 

in the High scl 001. 

Our interest in dramatics and athletics 

is shown n that every membe, 

is hking active pn~ in tho Dramatic 

Club and in ath letics. Marie Dup~ni 

is the president of tha Dramatic Cluk 

and Harold Dar e, the secretiry-tmaw 

urer. 

I We believe in enjoying a good time 

once in a whil~: and ,also in helpin! 

othem ta mnjo:~ themelves. Henc$ 

with tine aasisti Ice of the Junior cla~~ 

we entertained the Freshman anc 

Sophomore cla, ses at a masked Hal 

Iowe’en party, held at tbe DouEla$ 

school on the night of October 29th 

Thi~ patiy seem .d quite ~uccnwful, a 

least, tho ‘‘Fr@;hiee”, after it, nske( 

if we wouldn’t entertain them a~in 

khe Seniom have amumed the re 

sponsibility foi publishing th]s Higl 

‘rnchool iHBUeOf “The Dawson News.’ 

ThiE is quite at, undertaking for But] 

a fimall clam but by following ou 

moti “Keep all keeping on;’ we hop, 

to be guccemf~ 1. 

THE SCHOOL HELPS TO 

CELEBRAr E ARMISTICE DA1 

At 6.80 a. m. on Amiutice Day 

the Dawsc.n 3OY Scouts mnrche 

of “Gobbler’s 

through town e mme way they cam 

UP. 

The Memori al program was he] 

from eleven t D twelve at the Oper 

the lam Am “cnn flag. About fo] 

4ty ex-semlce 1nen were on the stagI 

A number of them were drewed i 

,uniform. 

Dr. Evans called for all the e] 

service men at the beginning of th 

prowam. Ther Mr. Steve Ktzourni@.k 

guve Amembly, calling all ex-semit 

men t41 the st age. The tihool Ban 

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13AWSON, NEW MEXICO-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24 ,1921. NUMBER 43. 

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ENIORS AND JUNIORS ENTER- 

TAIN THE SOPHOMORE AND 

FRESHMAN CLASSES. 

SpecialHighSchoolEdition 

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OUR HIGH SCHOOL Our Library, which has approxi 

“We climb the heighb to our dear 

mately 700 volumes,. is up-to-date ir 

[igh school’’—thus goe~ our High all reflpcc~. Mary C0vefi9 the ‘I” 

chool Gong, and truer words were bmrian, repoti an average of 8F 

ever written, for Capitan Hill is a books in constant cirmdaYlon. Almos 

limb. But after the climb jhe tiew $100 worth of book~ have been oral. 

rom the DougIan building is more ered ~inde the beginning of the pres 

han worth it. Moreover, our “new ent term. In a few year8 we hop~ 

[igh school is 60 fine that we really to possem one of the b~gt fibrafie~ ir 

o not mind the climb. this part of the stnte. Each class 

Our High echool of fem a regular room has i~ own books. 

our-year cou~e. Four yea= of Eng- What” has been mid of th library 

lsh, three of Spanish, two of mathe- applies in general to all the Bchool 

Iatice, two of btin, one of physics, Our grentent need~ at present are $ 

ne of general miend, four of do- well-equipped gyrnne~ium and m0r4 

flestic science, two of manual train- clnasroom mace, With the co-oper 

ng, two of commercial work and ation of tbe people of Dawson we wil 

ompulspry physical education. have these: 

,. 

By Margaret Pearce, Edna Barnet, 

Elizabeth Sherwood and Myrtice 

Prewitt.) 

If ~ome inqui]tive pemon had 

ooked inti the High School about 

ight o’clock on tbe night of, October 

:9tb, what be mw would have been a 

urpriae, indeed. The explanation of 

him unu5ual specbcle Iieg in little 

clack witch invitations bearing this 

ascription and sent about a week 

trevioua to the Sophomore and 

~reshman clauses and to the High 

$chool Faculty: 

‘Come, each jolly High Scboolite, 

Jet not witih nor ghost affright. 

;ather at the marry scene, 

:elebrate all Halloween. 

rust one favor we would ask— 

Wear u costume and a marnk. 

Douglas High School, October 29th 

at 8 p, m.” 

Such an invitation, coupled with 

the mysterious air of the Seniors and 

Juniors, of coursq, eroused the curiosity 

of EIIIinvited, and if .a roll call 

had been. held at eight o’clock on that 

night, only a few names would not 

have been an6wered. 

At the first landing on tbe stnirways 

leading kI the upper hall, each 

spook, yama yama, witih and otherg 

too numeroum to mention, was con. 

fronted by two gho~ti, who pinned 

taga bearing a :hint of the character 

of each guest on their backs, witcbea 

on the girls and pumpkinu on the 

boys. Then attention was directed to 

the warning: 

“The Fates announce: ‘Ye who enter 

hereGive up all hope? 9 

written on the bulletin bhckboard in 

yellow crayon and decorated with 

skulls and crom-bones as well as with 

witches flying away to the moon, Af. 

ter this reception all were sent up. 

stiim. 

Tbe upper hall wa= very effectively 

decorated. Large black cats, bati, 

witches and pumpkins filled the win. 

dews, adorned the wdk and hung 

from the ceiling and from the orrmge 

crepe paper shades of the Iighta while 

jack o’ lanterns,, scumcrows and corn 

shucks we= in the corners &urround. 

inr the uiano, ln another corner 

CALENDAR W=h. ti hti~ a ~d !-n nt;od a &pod with the witihesz lam 

to -h one. 

caldron over a glowing log fire. 

Sept 

~ 

5. 

18. 

*1 

W 

t@m Opem 

O’Brim, hving 

Oct. 6 & 7. 

mhool m am~t 

Hdd *W 

of ticknfrom 

Rubh 

When all had arrived, came tbe fun 

Of finding ~“t ~h~ ~a~ ~h~. Then 

Waduati I- y-r Iwf4 for Balder, Whool on _nt of troubl~ ti~ her to hfi the evening ]ive]y we de~. 

whera he is attending college. Before 

going he caune w ati WVe a 

throat. 

Oct. 12. Mr. Larkin, who m rePtended 

to the lower hall, where, af &r 

“nmaeking, all took pnti in drop the 

Wk k we M&h mti~ w911dh WUR rege”ti”g we &i bk ti., ww he”dkerchief, Tbi6 ,Onti””ed ~th 

mppm’iuted 

Sept. 26. 

by dl. 

FiTI?Dtitk. me Dougu 

- ~Jk 

tiun, 

~ ~e ~bj~ “~kca- conniderable excitement until moat 

9, ~hi~h e~e~ne kll~ iti ti were in the center. At this time we 

b brnHi.E is m nmn+ 

In a minwte’s tie aft= 

* 

h 

witiftie 

Pvrbti. 

Ott 15. E&* MUEraY-. % 

were called upstati again. 

zn d oor conti~ta succeeded, 

Several 

The most 

_ & muw 

on *e fire ~ 

*. 

wery- :m &tier 

or dmdy Out- 

ptize in * 

o&. 29. 

mhml, ~t 

at tie Wn wk. 

Mr. BTemmn * High 

~= ~ SIve a ?A 

erciting waa a “tie ti Pumpkin Cen. 

ter.t with a “Spelling Contest” and 

#4Pumpkin Seed Games” close rivals. 

S@ 30. Rw. R-l ~ 

qti in amtil’g, k ~ti 

“Keeping on keap~ m,. t 

~ 

a Oct. 29. 

entertained 

nmreg witi 

Tb Sernm 

Freshmen 

a Ha-e’en 

d Jw~s About 10:80 supper was served in 

and SoRhO- tbe Domestic Science room. Here an- 

P-. 

other gurpri~e awaited and it was a 

Oot. 1. Mm. ky d Mrs. 

tinner vi- * M. 

Oot. 6. Reverti Rn~ld wke in 

~~]y * Iaont Wkm ti Wwt 

Be&nw.’P He guve a very beaut~flrl 

NOV. 7. 

school, bh 

Lit-ry 

me vw 

‘try m~Y 

Mr. Wlon Anent 

in -ton. 

ad Drauntic Oltiu 

-Wing ~ti 

-—. . 

from 

gin 

~- 

ple~nt one if the many delighted 

[ ‘Jaha~,were a“y indication. Thi@mOm” 

wam changed ftim a w&rk room into 

(tintimm m ~ k)

. 

—— 

The Dawson News I 

DAN,SOX WEL&>An& DWARTXENT 


UirectOr and Editor 

%-* 01 Bmbmrlpthlm 

81x mtntho . . ..-.. _______________ 

on. Y,.,. ------... -.--..---- . . . ..$...: 

Advert,slng Ratao on ~ppllcatlc,n 

If You do not reeelve your Daptr ra=u1erly, 

or If at any rime you chan=e 

YOUr ddre~=, kindly Inform u. and 

PrOmDt attention w1:l be given m your 

r*que~t~. 

-, —.-. .——— 

SPECIAL HIGH SCHOOL EDITION 

OF ““I”HEDAWSON NEws,, 

—, 

Last year the Seniorn publiohed an 

annual, but thi~ year we wanted to do 

sc.mething different, no dedided to 

publish a quarterly paper. The wel. 

fare department, which has cherge of 

,,The Dawwn Newstt kindly cemented 

to let us uubli~ four imues of “’The 

I 

.— ———. — 

Are You Having Trouble Making Ends Meet? 

— 

I 

Then etop and look in the matter. 

Perhapu the income in nti u large as b.fore. Even ao, INCOME is on ~~ 

half the stiry. Tha other half and by far tbe more important of the two, is O 

Are you getti~ value received for it? 

Lcmk over your expenuen for the past month. Were they all necessa y and 

really worth while? Did you bu something you really have little use for, j st be. 

cause it wan chew,, or have you t ought things beyond your means becauge yo happened 

to temporary have some extra money in your pocket or in your check Ing 

ae. 

count? 

Annww tbeae queatlona for ourself nnd Bee if ou ark guilty. 

If you are not getting ahea J try a “ew plan. 8 pen a Saving6 Accou t with 

us next payday, even though it ;~ only a dollar or ten dollars or twenty dolls s, and 

then each succeeding payday de o~it ]ikewi~e. Do yo” think that so ~mall an mount 

ia not worth botberiw about? %OUwill find if YO” give the p,.” a fair eha” e *bat 

you can get along without that ten or twenty just an w@ll and you will have no ething 

to show for it at the end of three or ~ix montbn time, 

You will then wonder wby you didn’t try this uimple scheme years ago, for ii 

~ill give you a better Iaea of tbe value of money, and gIVg you a certuin satia action 

In looking ,back over the yeat,s work, that can be obhined in nO other way, 

It is navar too lata td commence over, so rntartin next payday with any moun: 

YOU~ee] you should or cm p“t a~ida. Don’t put it off longer by kidkng YOU= f inta 

waltlng until you have a hundred or two hundred, because that time may neve come 

and you are loain= valuable time in the ~eantjme. 

Start now.” Any amount welcome at 

Dawson fiew~V*, undnr the title of 

“’Dawaon News published by Hi=b 

be a winner is made O“lY the stronger 

Scbool~’ This i~ a High School paper, 

1’ ~nd more detem,i ned by d!f~m,lti M, 

but is published under the s“nervi5ion I 

of the Seniorn. 

interest. 

we stiulti 

———. 

If our b“s 

dudy hatier 

B=e glffkuit 

and nd let 

— 

The cuts were taken by hlr. Dye. 

The untiring assistance of Miaa.Weis. 

eer, our clasu spc.xsor, has i“ an im. 

measurable degree made possible the 

publication of thi~ paper. 

The stiff is: 

Editor ---- . . . . . . . . . . Mary Covert 

School Organization __Marie DuPont 

hey are in the *bt fim tiey 

; in buble. If any of our fe~~. 

den,k are dib~ we sbouM - 

m thut we have a eti~er wili 

Athletics --- . . . . . . . .. Harold Davis 

wer tin ttiy. We sbodd tie I 

Swial Activities . . . . .. Helen Frazer 

circulation Manager .Willie Redpath 

rt in @ll -1 

~efit us in 

autititi~ 

the game 

wMtih wi!ll 

of life hy 

In order to induce the at”de”t~ to 

write editorials “Tbe Dawso” News), 

c,ffered prizes for tbe tio best edit. 

orials written on “Play the Game. ” 

Iehi.ne us hw td da things weti. 

(ContinuedOnPage 6) 

—— .—— . 

II 

The judge was Mr. J, T, Conway of 

~aton, N. M, The first prize editor. 

ial was Written by Goldie Jil@~and is 

as follows: 

PLAY THE GAME 

—. 

(By Goldie Jiles) 

“There is a great Judge hoki”g 

Upwn the drama af life, tio meckonB 

not whtber we wi” or t~e, b“t how 

we play tie g,ame.” 

One cannot wa2t until maturi*y to 

enl:er the !:ats wf co~te=hn~ for this 

game. The foundx:ion is laid while 

we are yet kys and girls, habits are 

formed while we are s,till in whool 

that reveal to tbe spec~tor bow we 

are going t~ play the game of life. The 

boy or #irl who wtrug~es wifi athletics 

to make hk or her te~ the 

winning side. who ba’tbles bravely 

wi~h ‘1’emon,~unwilling that any ~hould 

come up beneath the ekndati a“d 

WhO ‘has Imrnti b cgntiol Wlmse]f, I 

may w~i he Wi”bd out w c“e who 

Will win out in anytiing 

in tife. 

he or ~e 

Lti premes onwati with more eager. a minuta go idle whti we are in Daws< }n Hotel 

1~~wrdKrs idwl untij the d school. If the lemons are uneasy for 

John Hixc:hbaugh.Mgr. 

I 

I 

Electric Kightrn-$tiam 

Jest 

$iigle Meals 76c 

. RATES :~.00 per day 

A, M. VAN DYKE, Me-ger 

Twiw-a-Day Auti Service to 

I 

I 

ton 

Auto L-vm &r*g. .t 9 A. M. snd 3 p. M: CIWA cm,.. 

WELL EQUIPPED MACHINE SH P 

Full Line of 

Automobile Acces ories 

Jitney Sa~e ta all Pmrtg -f C-p, Njg ‘t -r Day 

Bmg~ge ●md T_ fer-Prompt se ~m 

I 

m,ay at,tmfpt 

However, being -umharged with FREE 

wbitin, bting ‘a firm duterminu. 

.timn md ~ mor& are n& ~. the 

-qlda-emwk for a mcc~f ul game, 

A LARGE BALL4)ON 

T&re mti be an ideal, a tilingnw 

@ work and strive ti mmathing 

mrbh wKIie, ~ething wwich til 

mke the mdd a .Mwe betir or 

We have jwt reeived a fresh bt of CUndg, 5c, 10c and 15c ack. 

rtim or ba~er be~uw ti Q“r hav. 

ing lived. age8’ 

SOmetim* it ,mv 8Mm Wt &at .’ 

With every purchase of our S~ial 25c Package of Pop orn 

} 

,

—— 

I ,- 

~already begun. The play 

., 

is entitled, I Senior in the Dnwmn Iiigh whool 

. 

1 

~I “~istm Eve Suspension.” ! heard a cm~d of Fr-ba tilting 

The program f- ‘bh’ls,t- is as Iane fine atirhmn. I w=-W the 

follows : usual mouti uf cuTtititY -d w I 

Dwight’sIceCream Ocbbcr 21 :— i mmedizt e~ ‘bmm e itier-bed. ,Ai- 

Remding . . . . . . . . . . . W,l$ie R&path thOUgn”i WP,5 ‘kfew ytii U&Y “from 

Dawson, N. M. . Reci’ba’tion ------ . ..--Mary tiv=t the crowd, I ..uld ,~*a:. ~~ .we 

Readin’g . . . . . . . ..AmnW O~ifle~i they said. Their mbjwt ww their 

W16cmion of Christmu9 Program. ‘studies and the mwks on tiik wrdh 

Omk 28:— ,~n I hemd a mdl boY -Y-i ‘ 

vQcal IJue’t -------------------- 11[lfiunk~~ k ,Wa”ish ~la mti !“ 

a Specialty 

%m Sin+ ad Frti 

II “--fi;,mFrazer,-Acc.nnpaniat, 

Lujan in;iier -~ 

,(I ,fl~~ked’ 

higflOd tid’ @$ ; 

in En@li% and SPalIfhding—’’hehe 

0~-Leggti -e” i~h; so ym’re lucky.” 

“Spatis to the ~mwns.:..- 

‘~mtinked” - Wt #la h6 meti~ 

..-. .. ”- . - .--.-—-—- Miss Bauer 

ov em,ber 4 :— 

From ihwt dwy I mn~ered,- that 

-rd COWMmean. I c.ul~ nOt ~~k’ 

pcech-’’Thdore Rowve’lt” 

~d ~n;;i,h I my teauh&i for tie.” they dufd 

.-. .--. .-. .--. ———. 

I Itikd 

..=1 stilu .--.. -.---Edna Redpatk know ‘ow ign”m?t .1 -“ 

hhrough EVeW dmh~m I ‘~: I 

Wry -... -- . . . . . . ..Wrie DupOnt 

even went - the foreti -W 

“ovember 11 :— 

m,erlm ––. -––. -------- 

D. D, c, ~cttiarf~ bu,t @ll I mu~d M lwrn 

Its meaning. 

In Fbndm’s Fields” --Una T]nsley 

.nswcr b “In Fladers’ Fields”. - 1 pained my c~be .tiYs ~ Yet 

Mn~y c~v~ t I bad not di~mvered the eignficance 

Am,istice WY” -----.W.d*e Jile9 Of thiB COmmO~WOrd “flunked.” 

‘, 

lovember 1S:- Fini$hing cwllege, I swmed a “lmki- 

Iusic~Harold Dati, Violin; Hela tiw wi,th u fim ~~at~ in Kan~~ 

Frazer, Pkm, Cw. I smrtd w cotion clerk, 

ThatiMng” - . . ..--I~e Petiy but Ewn I winked my WY UP. Fin- 

:ecitation -–––––-–lmuhe Springer ail y, Mr. BM,e’E secre - w~, “fir- 

SENIORS AND JUr IORS 

To bring us back to a happy frame .Thc meebi~ of the D. D. C. like cd’, that is, he received a nOtice S~t- 

ENTERTAIN of mind, Joe Kamionka was called h.se of Lit- %ciety are every ing that his services were no tin~ 

(Continued frc m page 1.) 

a wonderful room. The tables were 

upon for a few of his prize-winning 

jokes. Adjournment into the hall fol. 

10wed. MOre games were played. A$ 

kdav A 3,40. 

——. ——. — 

LINCOLN LITERARY SOCIETY 

reauired. I ativMY appli~) fOr this 

en~ld lmtiti-n and Mr. Blti6 said 

tht he WOUMtry me OWL ti frst 

prettily decorated ~,ith tiriy j=~k *S 12 o’clock wa~ drawing near the Hii?l 

~mntern. made from oranges, autumn S’hOOl ~Ong WaS sung and then th’ 

leaves, witch napki ns and pumpkin b’11’ ‘ere rung as a signal for all t’ 

place cards, With 01dy the light from ~~rt. hOme~ard. AS We went dew’ 

the jack o’ lanterns the first appear- the hill wc =ng UGwe =lwaya do whel 

~lure of what was 

ghostly, but the 

~iti~g ~~g~uffi. 

returning from a place where we hav~ 

had a ~ood time. Our only wish wa: 

~ient to overcome fe ar and all boldly that the party was. still tO cOme in 

:entered and found tl eir plnces. Then stead Of alr~ady pa~t. 

——— 

ARMISTICE DAY 

(COntIUUOtl t-m PuO 0m4) 

came eating of the -lad and ealted made its fimt public appearance 

crackers. The onll . CritiCiSm tO be They played ,’America.,* Fnthcr chap 

made of tbk ~IIPPer might cOme here. I~“t ~av= the invocation, which WSI 

We should have heel I permitted ~ eat followed by a speech on 44Armistic, 

the salad as goon as w,e were seated. f)tiy>, by M~. Phillips from, Raton 

becauge it looked o tempting that RPV. RusBell then gave a very inter 

we could hardly k @p from eating esting talk on the “Great War. ” Mr 

when the ghoati ~?ere all arOund. McClareY San= ~lThe Star SpanFle( 

While the ~lad plat es were being re- Banner.~J In the last veme the a“di 

moved and the p Impkin pie and I~nce joined in+ 

punch served, Mary Covert, acting as 

toaatmistmas, read Borne additional 

fortunes which the witch had Bent. 

Mr. 

“Taps, - 

Ktzourniske 

which was 

then Eounde< 

the cloge of th 

These were the cat !ne of continuous 

There were alBo two free baske 

ball game, that evening, between tb 

Town Teams and the High Teams 

The girls’ game was at the end o 

toanti or speeches: half 6 to 1 in favor of th 

TOwn team. Al the end Of the ~e~ 

Walter bvering, Harold Davis, Ruth 10nd half the score WaS g tO 10 i 

Viukem, William Eaul, Estelle ?dur- Ifavor Of the High BchOol. It WaS 

ray and Fred Eng Iish. fast game and every one of the plaj 

Mary soon turned off the .lectric. 

lighk and in the dim light reflected 

e= did her Pa!t. All Of the playel 

of the D. H. S. except two, made thei 

through the trans, jm from the hall first appearance. 

told a story about an old man who In the boys’ game at tbe end t 

lived in the woods :111alone. He often the first half the score was 13 to 

became so frighten ed that he imaFin- in favor of the Town team. The finl 

ed the mogt horrib e things. Wn6n’t score wag so to 6 in favor Of th 

that just like Mary to try to frighten TOwn team. Tbe playem on both I 

~~? /these teams also played excellbntl: 

I 

Murray. I 

October 28 :— 

Recihtion ---------Evelyn English 

Rccita~n ---- .--. Margaret P~me 

Recitation . ..-. -.-. Vtila Laubaeh 

Vocal DUW -- . . . . . . . . . . .. Margaret 

Helemw & Fran- Zamorn 

Nwember 4 :— 

Song—’’WhispcriBianca,nca, Ber- 

Wmo, Vid a Su4’tan, Evelyn Eng- 

--.—. 

At lati I knew the significance of 

“flunketi)’; but 1s it nti PTISof tie 

wen wonders of the wmld that “f” 

could go *rough &M wtiut di% 

covering it’s meaning. 

.— 

State& sh~~ cease buiiding a navy 

and bher&y get an examfle of disarmament 

to tbe other nationB. 

Ii&, Francm Zamora. “ Novembr 18 :— 

tiding --.---.,----.-Liilie Huphesj Readi~g --------- ..--Edna Barn~ 

SFech ---.-.---George PaXliDrnmil ,~a.? ~10 ---------E~Jle MU~Y 

Novemb- 10 :— Rmibtion ------. _.-. Edgar Lujan 

Open +Debat~Resoh~ th?i Uniiedi ReciWtion ----------Mti~ ~~

, 

DR C.W. HOOVER 

AND 


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I 

,—.—— —.— 

THE 

BGMO06 *AND 

THE SCHOOL BAND show the Dawson people tbt their 

work has not been in vain. 

{Fred Enfrlish & Geome Pagliosotti) , We o%aniz~ Our hnd cln~ a few 

‘-A ~cho;l band had ;een &lked of I nishta am, chqosins =S our preBident 

I Snm Si.mi o snd Fred English, mcre- 

and dreamed of all the @ummer of 

tim.twnn.rer. —-” .-- —--. .— Mr. FenIon announc. 

1020. Finally, through the inf Iuence ed that we would get hand uniforms 

I 

1 

of Mr. Fenlon, in Nov@mber the an- ju=t ma Soon M Wa hd thirty members 

nouncement WM made that a band i“ the band who could play. The hand 

would be formed if enough of the IS . alway~ open for new membem and 

~nior and Senior High School 6tudentu 

were interested. About thifiy 

boys re~ponded and the band wan o*anyone 

wishing w join may do m by 

seeing Mr. %vio. We meet on Tuen- 

day a“d fiday evenin~ “of every 

ganized. Mr. Savio was usked to be. week in the bdge Room at the Opera 

come band master and he ahOwed hls Ho”~e. 

good spirit and interest in the Dawuon 

. . . 

The membem of the Band am: 

schools by accep tlng thla Off Ice and Mr. Louix Sr.~o_-–––– Band Master 

moreover” of giving inatructiOn free Fred E~lish ------------- COnet 

Edgar L~jan .-- . . ..--.”---- Cornet 

At first most .f the membem’ at- Herbert Bradford -------- Cornet 

3 ‘gmzf’E3:’:;&’c’” 

‘Zr’z:;;;::::’= 

Vermejo ~ge No. 36 I ‘ week, 

I 

9A. M.t D8P. M. 

Other Dayi1,Eveninm 

or lly 

6.30 P.M. ti8P. M. 

ALLl iVORK 

GUARA.NTEED 

1 

S oe 

Rep iring 

1I 

First Class orkmanship 

DAWSON HOE STORE 

aged and dropped out. The Band con. Fred Horn .---. --.---.:-- Clarknet 

tinued and in a..tber month we we~ Rene Sylves@r . . . . . . . . . Clarinet 

practicing on our in6trumen~ tilce IDavid Harden ------------ Clarinet 

The practicing 

for six or seven months, 

continued 

then Mr. 

callom McLachlan 

George Pagliosotti 

-------- Clarinet 

-. Slide Trombone 

- 

1 

Savio ordered Borne new bOoks and Jamea Cornnor ----- Slide T*ombOne 

w, began to play together. Some of Guy Gragiano --------------- Bam I I 

Joe Per& , tiprtitor 

the membem who had dropped Out Jimmie Steffano ..--,-...--beard 

UBplay at the grand s~nd and Willie Redpath ------- Snare Drum 

“WII 

are plannin~ to re-enter the band. Percile Crawford . . . . . . Snare Dmm DAWSO~ 

Our fimt”public appearance WESat Vere GOwctt ---------- Baa Dmm 

I tho f ootbidl game November 1lth and ,Carlyle Vickem --------- Baritone 

at the Opera Hou~e. The members . We had our picture @ken Thum 

II 

.1 II 

II 

BAKERY 

buis Sa” o, Proprietor 

of the band were anxious to play and day, October 27, 1Q21. Italian, Fr nch or Amt?rin.m” 

Dawaon,City Mge No. 30 DOUGLAS SCHOOL ORCHESTRA 

KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS 

ResuhFrnoatim?- -m- WAne*- 

(WillieRedPath) 

Ockber tanth-w at the Douglm 

&y nhht ●tILmo’ct4 School the organization of a school 

Vnmiter~ Al~~# Weh~ activity which we have been wanttig 

-L DUPONT, C. C. for a number of year-n orche~trn. 

WVEY ‘SPRIN-. K. R. S. This orchestra contiina the follow- 

II inE instrument and playera: 

Fi~st VioIin . . . . . . ..- Harold Davis 

Second Violin .- Florencn O’Belmeto 

Thiti Violin . . . . . . . . . Julia Frazer 

Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Helen Frazer 

I ~ Uawson, 

IBARBER SMP 

I 

R F. Scorr, From 

SANITARY AND 

UP-TO-DATE 

‘Childra/aaiy Cuts a 

HOUti Ati. t07P. M. 

btiy% *- b s P. M. 

Mi= Weieser (in English, refen 

irig ~ ,Riley’s “An Old .Sweethaart a 

“Mine:’)-Hm any one men that 01 

eyeetheati of mine? 

: Irenr-No, wht does he look like 

Drums ----------------------- 

Willie Redpth and Vere GOwett 

Trombones -------------- Jameu 

Connor and George Pagliosotti 

First Cornet . . ..--._ Fred English 

Second Corn@t ------ Edgar Lujan 

Third Cornet ----- George Bradford 

C1arineti .-.--a ---_. --a... -_. a 

Sam Sinesio and CharleE Connox 

Under the leadership of Mi= Alex- 

, ander, assis~d by Mim Mahoney, the 

orchestra feelu confident that it will 

moon be able to do something worth 

I while. I& fimt public appearance 

will be in the ChriSti~ PrOEram. 

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SCHOOL NEWS 

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CHURC DIRECTORY 

en by tie 

great deei 

Red Crof 

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S. Ewaall 

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in charge of @ Junior REd C~~ Mm. Young, upL: &mary grades 

collection kI tie High ~-l. meet at Rescu Station, Mm. H. D. 

Fisher in char e, higher grades meat 

~hur~ay ~rn~. Nov~er 17~ at church. vening service, T.80 

~. -n pre~~~ tie P~z~ ~ P. m. Choir P ctiee hday, ‘7.80 P. 

the winnem of the ~1 ~nt&, m. All =*leOr e. 

Waa- “Play the Game.” Goldie Jiles Iat 7 and S & tb. 

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SOLE VENDOR 

DAWSON 

COAL AND COKE 

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MNI law mh.xd. He has been el-ti mmn- d * e}= ti ’21, ie - -tied 

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hlm a heavey horse meaning a heavy 

; mtier af tie 

k d awn 

ed k= d~-a ~ 

w -nWng tie 

Ahuquerque, thie 

be, Of the Spaniah club and given a 

Wrt in tie Span* ‘f’lug&y, h~ors 

usually remm~ for ~er ~~. 

Mike went to Berkeley with 4 Sp8njeh 

c~~ Ob~i~ in Qhe Dam 

HiEh ~bml. 

in tie Meh D+ Mm-e COIU- draft home. The bruther interpreted 

PmY’s hm. = a~ P~w ‘n * the word aE it was spelled and sent the 

tiwn basketball tiam and iO ~king f armer a heavey home, which was not 

~ewribing d elm-. M ex- ~ he]p but a n~imnce ~ him, 

Tbe 

pti t- ~ to -I aeti y-. 

rnme misundemtinding can be con. 

Ear ti-. Her 

Epembnia LUCOW, 1921, spent tihe 

BETTER SPEEC-H veyed through carelesfl enunc]atlon. 

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One day a little girl came home 

Zme&ye; SU-W at h V- N-1, ~kimg 

(By Goldie Jiles) 

,* - ** ~w elem en~ry teachers’ trtining, but ‘h3 

from @chool and raid: “W@ll, mawa, 

~ *nn kg ** now Yiviw at homa. The Better Speech Week W- ob- I don’t knO~ what my teacher means. 

sewed in the Dawmn nigh 8chml. Every day she mY~, ‘Cigarette 1 CIE- 

ByW &em Wti O’Brien, 1921, enterd a uix 

Whether any permanent improvement iarette !’ The mO~er decided she 

mafti Y.w. y-r IIUW WW= at *~ ~~~we ~ : 

m the use of English will result re. would investigate to Bee if she could 

@lortio. H. Iikm the Untieruity 

mains to be sem, but at any 

awetlrdant30f tihmil nd Ym. 

guage includes a number of thinm. voice We ~how determination, anxiety, 

!iaverylxrfmm Vera Wlton, catinist of cb Fi~tr tie cOrmct USe of the different anvr, fearv and hnpe. With a well 

Lmmia%mby 

I to represent 

11-, Texas. 

the 

of ’21, k WW dyud 

phone .ope- for tie 

~tiOn. She exp~ 

ns e- tele- PR* of Bpeech. the use of the ing 

-Im Mg ● paficiple ending. cO~ect spelling in 

b go away ~~itten wOrk, and distinct pmnunci- 

‘Unded Vocabulav =nd a well cultivated 

voice we can paint the most 

vivid picture and thufl hrdd the atten. 

: of bhe eat 

d here in 

stu- 

1921, 

ti mhml 

her time 

wmt y=, M b wvi~ 

by tikin!x a ~u& 

atiOn and enunciation 

of words. 

Or a~iculatiOn tiOn and m~pect of thO~e ~ ~h~m we 

are tnlking. Have a definik aim in 

tdlty of Oamtia couaw Sn nitit -1. % tiwn Mitmpelled word. often caune the life and let your voice and speech 

~16, 1921. He h basketball team claimm Vera as on e mO~t undesired resul~. For insknce : show it Just = our voice and mnn- 

~of~d of * PltaYw. ,A farmer once wrote to b brother ner of upeech ~we an inffuence upon 

Wtohtimm tiKw &ve% M but nd 1- li~hg in the citi and ~ld him ~ buy ,oth@=* ~ *Y ~ve a ~n upon 

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DAWSON SCENES IN THE VERMEJO VALLEY 

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us anti help, either to degrade or to tunes were very rcco~”izable as 

,?uild up our characters. ;“Margie” and “Whispering~’, W, 

: The need Of the Better Speech think’’our Fre>hme”,S are all ri~ht, 

‘Wovament is evident from this ad- Mise WOlin, thei~ class adviser, also 

vertisement which appeared recently deserves ~raise, for without hrr aid, 

‘iti a small middle west town: ~th-y could notlhave given their’(~how 

&Orns kured on the Inshlm@nt plan. up’’ so well. At]dwithout their l(Bhow 

alEO 

~Coffens and other doctors Fixins. 

,:* Knifes ground 

,, And Hare cutt while you wait. 

,,Shvtin galery in the ,Reer, 

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‘Groseries and Mild likkers. 

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This Plase for Saila This weak! 

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., On Friday, Octiber 14th, “Our 

Freshman” showtd up. Theprogrnm 

up” the rest of the High School would 

have thought them “pepless.t’ 

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ASSEMBLIES 

(Asunti Chiappetti) 

The High school, including the seventh 

a“deighth grades were very glad 

to have Rev. Ruwell ~peak tn us 

about, “Keep on keeping on” at our 

fir.t asm,nbly. Every school pupil 

enjoys his speeches. The Seriiurs, as 

a result of thi6 ~peech, have taken for 

lasted about 16 minuten,.but inthose lth’ir”l~OttO. “KeeP On keeping on;’ 

15 minutes we learned that. “our; wbichi~I IrOof eno~ghthnt~ve all like 

Dry oods 

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All W lens at 

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Reduce Prices 

All kinds of 00I0ti rn.teriafs 

insluded in th a ale. French 

snd Storm S-r es, PoPIins, Tri- 

COtinFS, Chmlli *, Midd, Flmn. 

nelm, Skirting lannelm -nd etc. 

$3.60 r~hte, - .-~_ --.-. $2.8S 

$3.00 Tmlue. - --... -.-+$235 

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$2.50 ~nd $2.7 vmlue. --$2.0S 

$2.00 value. -- ..-----. $1.ss 

31.s0 *=IUO. -. .--__ --.$15l5 

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$1.3s 7SIU** -- :--... --$1.05 

$1.00 ●nd $1.1 value. .-.sS. 

7~c values --- ..---.----?9$C 

Satu day 

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Nov. 26th 

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Men’s 

Wear 

SPECIAL FOR SAT- 

URDAY, NOVEMBER 

26th 

Men’,P“IIt*Redu.cd 

“$7.oo*alua* tO._----..-$5.5o 

s6.60 values tO_..---..$4.5ft 

SE..oo value. to --... --..$4.M 

$4.00 values to . . ..--.. $s.25 

$3.50 values t- --__ -.. _$7575 

SATURDAY ONLY 

LADIES’ 

READY- 

TO-WEAR 

New M.rchad,n Arri.im, 

Dai17. Come in ●nd ●m tho mew 

things *nd mote the low pricem. 

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YOU ARE ALWAYS 

WELCOME HERE 

Toy Land 

We will have a mmplete line of High Grade Toys on 

display 

December1st 

Everything to Make.the Children Happy, Come in 

and look them over. Prices:Reasonable 

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JOKE~ { Miss McGarvey– Louise, there I ATHLETICS 

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Mr Dye-Sam, nam E three atilcles 

containing @tarch. 

Sam (sleepily )—-Tv ‘o cuffs and a 

collar. 

Margaret Pearce— ‘what are you 

writing on? 

Edna Bcwnett (writ i Ig an ewy)— 

Writing on paper of c )urse. 

Miss Weisser—Sidn~y, correct this 

sentence: “OUT teachel , am in sight.” 

Sidney—Our teache? . am a sight. 

Miw McGarvey-Ed nn, what i5 it has feet. Therefore there would onthat 

mes into a hou~e 

(,Y be two feet. 

ike a lion and 

comes out, again. - 

Edna Redpath—A la ndlord. 

Miss W eisoer—Eliza~eth, before 

Mr. FenIon (out hun ting with Sam) 

—-Don’t you know any better than to 

point an empty gun at rle? 

Sam—But it isn’t em uty, iti loaded. 

Miss Woli~What i~ it that pervades 

all &puce and ne ii her door~ nor 

windown can shut out ? 

Louise-Smell of onton~. 

Mr. Fenfon-Well, Jce, how is your 

orchard getting along? 

Joe K.—Fine. My trees are all 

dead, but one of my l!ence posts i8 

blooming. 

Mr. Dye (in man u. training)— 

Walter, why can’t you get here on 

time ? 

Walter L.—Well, yo see its this 

way. When I am here y u tell me not 

ta look a the clock at a 1 while working, 

and I forgot to 100 at the clock 

altogether. 

I 

were tour apples in the cupboard and - 

now there are only two, How does Amateur athletics to develop health 

that happen ? - and a spirit of whole~ome nporteman- 

Louise-G@e ! It must have been ship and for recreation are encourdark 

and I didn’t free the other two. ar?d by the DaWEIJnHigh echoO1. 

—— me High, School basketball teams 

~rene—Har.ld, how many feet have are member~ of the New Mexicn High 

forty ahecp, one shepherd and one SchOO1 Athleti: a~Ocia~on. which 

dog? has recently been organized. The 

Harold—Wait a minute. 40X4 is 

160 a;d 2 is 162 and 4 is 166. 166 

feet. 

Irene—Wrong. The sheep have 

hoof,, the dog has paws and the man 

state is divided inti five districte. 

The DawsorI school team~ belong to 

the northern district, which consistB 

of Las Vegas, Raton, Springer, D~wson 

and other small high schools in 

~hi~ “icinjty. The winning team Of 

you may go home you must be punish- 

each district contest has the right to 

a trin to Albuaueraue to comuete in 

the ~tnte conte~t. “ “ 

Boys’ Bm,ketball 

~Jewelry 

Dept ● 

Watch our Jewelry 

“Windowfor Christmas 

Suggestions. 

We new breve ● full ●nert. 

mmtt of Jewelry, Cot GIus, SiI- 

vecware,” Fountain Pen., Ever. 

ohsrp Poncili, Flaoh Li#ht, ●nd 

Vict*mlma m~Pepular Price.. 

SHOP 

EARLY 

If we haven’t what 

you want, we will get it 

for you 

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with~tanding” their loss of tbe five 

first team players who graduated at 

the end of the last school term, the 

~ir~ team expecti to keep up iti 

reputation for winning every game. 

They have an extensive basketball 

proflam thi~ year. 

Physical Educatioti. 

Every boy in the ~eventh and 

Eighth grades and high school is tiking 

Part in the phy~ical education given 

every Monday and Wednegday 

morning under the direction of Paul 

K. Carson, 

.-’The girls also are given ~mnastic~ 

and aesthetic dancing by Miss Mc- 

Garvey and Miss Igo. 

The high school ie ~howing much 

interest and activity in regard to this 

year’s program of eventrn. 

ed for disturbingthe study hall. So Thirty-two high school boys, every 

you may write an essay on wby you boy in High gchOOl, have volunteered 

diaturbcd the study hall. to ta~ part in basketball. The mn- 

Elizabmth—I C*II tell yo” better terial for this season’s team is light 

than I can write it. but fast. Not one of th~se boys are 

sure of being on the fimt team, as the 

I Mi~Weisser-Why? 

players who ~how up best in the prac- 

Ellzabeth—Becaus4 this morning 

tlce gametr will compose the school 

the English lesson was, “Take advank tenm. In order to play basket ball 

age of every opportunity.” So I did. 

the titudent also baa to be passing in 

at least three studies. “ 

Mim Weisser—Hilary, aren’t you 

The preliminary game was on Arashamed 

that you disturbed the study 

miatice DaY, and plans are being 

hall? What will you tell your mother 

made to arrange games with Mawell 

,yhen .sbe ask; where you have been bfe 

ore Christma6, although the regueo 

long? 

“Iar basketball season does not open 

Hilary-I will just tell her that I until early in January. as provided 

‘Act I. 

Scene—English Class in the Li. 

brary. 

Time—October 20, 1921. 11.20 a. 

m. 

Place—Dawson High School. 

Fire bell sounded, Mice Weimer instructed 

us to march. 

Miss W,eisser—’’Irene fall in line.”, 

Irene-’’Wait ‘till I get my lunch.” 

Found in FreEhman compoflition: 

“’Horatus fought bravely but was 

slain in the leg. Still he didn’t give 

up ‘till he bad won the combat and 

kept the bridge. 

had to %by. 

, Mica We18ser—Elut what wiIl You 

tell her if sbe asks You why you were 

kept in? 

“by the meeting of the “coaches at Albuquerque, 

Girls’ Bmskctbmll. 

Thirteen girls have volunteered to 

CHRiSTMAS GOODS 

Gre~ting Card* 

Frkmcd Mottoes 

Decorative Pmpers 

Hilary—Oh ! ~ut Mi8e Weisser, take part in girlu’ basketball. They 

Bert--Chaapest 

mother never aekfl embarrassing ques- organized” early nnd have already 

THE RATON RANGE 

tions. bc.n practicing about a month. Not- 

R*t~n, N. M.

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Wink. 

PRC)~RAM ‘“ . . 

t WEEK NOVEMBflR 28 TO DECEMBER 4 I 

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I MONDAY—TUESDAY— 

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Jim: I’ve been gone ten years, Mother, and I’ve 

knocked about all over the glok. Now, 

just when I was on the edge of a fortune, 

my money gave out. I must have two thou- 

-sand dollars, or I’m broke forever.” 

Mother: Is money d? Isn’t it glorious that you 

had to. mme home to your mother—and 

~~ that ~he an help her boy? 

Jim: But what can you do, Mother? 

Mother: Go to the bureau. hk in the lower drawer. 

They’re my jewels, Jim. I always 

knew they’d come in handy some day. 

Take them—pawn them-sell them-anything 

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THE O-LD-NEST 

&pert Hughes’ Great GoldwYn Picture 

FRIDAY— 

‘*Prairie Trials” 

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With MONTE BLU I 

‘iKentuckians’” I 

FEATURING MONTE BLUE 1’ 

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One of thel-t ●nd among the momtpleasing workm of the Iat author, 

John Fox, Jr., is found in hi. “Kentuckian.”, a vivid portray 1 of the 

Kentucky mountain feudint.. Thic novel h.. of feted .pl.nd mater. 

ial for motion picture development ●nd af f oral- a story that i abmorb. 

img and entertaining. Monte Blue, WilfrA Lytall and Di a Allen 

&t&rpret tha Iadimg .hara.tetm im ●i=cere ●tid cam*im=img fa ion. 

ADM1SS1ON 22 ct..; W., 3 Cta. 

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T~E DAWSON NEWS 

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DAWSON, NEW MEXIC~ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921. , NUMBER 4.4. 

CIRM 

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FOIL A“ EMPT .- cORPORATION AND RAILROAD 

TO RO TAILOU SHOP 

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Officials. of the Phelp~ Dodge C6r- 

Oi ! Horroti ! burglar! 13ut a poratton and El phso rind Soutbwes- 

‘burglar in~iteu n fenr?n the beati ~=n Smtem arrived in Dnw#o” on a 

of three Daweon “rIn, the daugbtera ~p~~in] tmi~ at fi~~n s~t~rdnyq ,~f. 

of Mr. Frank Sbe ton. “” &r a very short tiait with local offic- 

At, abut ~nn O’C]O~ Saturday isle of. tha corpon$ion and rnilroa~, 

mornitii, tbe Mi Shelton, who live }he pa~ left ~erl$ Sunday mO~iW 

near the Dawson tailor #hop, wem for El Paso, Te~~a, ,-awakened 

by the” ound of breakihg The patiy included Mr.. Walter. 

ghs, and upon i Veati&ation ‘discov- 

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Douglag; President, Mr. P. B.” 13eckered 

a man ente ng the tudoi chop ~ti. western wwer. and other 

MANY DAWSON HUNTERS TAKE ~pERA-HOUSE DANCE ~ 

ADVANTAGE OF OPEN SEASON i. , ~” .HALL 1S COMPLETED 

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Open 6eauoh for the mbootiti of . Th4 new da~ce-=ll at tbe op~ra 

leer ahd wild turkey. has been tsken bOuse warnformally opened on Thumidvanwge 

of by a la- number of day evening with a free, dance given 

lnwso? huntkm, duti~ the p-t by the ope~ houue mnngeme”t.’ 

veek. The fimt day of the open sea- For a long period. of time “one. of 

Bon befng SundW, a number of Pr- the generally acknowledged needs of. 

:i= left Dawmn Saturday afhrnooi ADawmn @s been for a more”eatiBfac- 

10 as to be in their hunting area tiry dance ff oor. .“~e oped house, 

:tirly Sunday morning. ~~e WUviouslY’ used for dancing, 

Of courue not aU of thoue who went ?aa objectionable in ,rnany waye, not 

}ut came buck with their allotment ,the least “of. which wa~ the condition 

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through a broke windo’w, Havin~ prnfinent of~ic~ls ‘of’ ‘the ““Phel’ps )f the prized game, but a numhei of thi floor. - 

no telepbona ih t, ir home, necewity Dodge Co~orntio”, together with Mr. Iemongtrated their ability as huntim The mw hall’ was tide aiailablk 

demanded a mom wht. thrflling nd- T, M.~schumacher, president; Mr. A. Lndbrought back the evidence b m“p: bY the moving of the pool tibies 

Venture h inform r. and Mm. Stir!,. E. sweet, ~=~pr~ident, Mr. L. lJ. )ort tbek claims w uuch. down into” “tie -bssehent whee they ~ 

the awmm of ‘%e ahopi that,, they MotiB, general mperintendent, Mr. At the time of writing, the’ fol. bve been ,placed along thi side ok 

were 

house 

being rob\ ed. Gaving th~ i C. D. Beeth. suut. 

without bei g, obsemed ,by the and other officials 

Eastern division. 

of the. E} P~o & 

owing are repo~d “as having been 

lucce@sful in their allotment of deer; 

jthe bowhn”g alley 

otnlied, and the 

which Ih’being’ in.. 

f o+mer. pOOI room 

buwlar 

shnding 

and.. his,, a complice’-who was 

guard,. equifed no., small 

Souihwibte’m Syitkm.’ “””. “-.. ~. J. M. Francoia,. 

Warfield, Thomaa 

J. Suttiri,’ 

Fitzpatrick, 

O. F. .qonyetid. into a dance hall.: The 

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Bar- WEI1lSof tbe .roDms ~ve bee” ~edecor- 

amohnt of ingenu ty. %e ‘girls, how- NATURALtXATION EXAMINER ney Geisler, W. Heamtrom,, Hi R.: htetl a“d ~~e floor ~efini~hed. 

ever, proved equ I 1 .to tbe occaSC,”. 

COMING 

Littrell, Gee. Dale. ‘ { The new haU wiU “o do”~ bpthe 

By tiking ndvant 

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ed moment, orte f th”e gir]e slipped The district naturalization exam- 

~cene of mafiyenjoyable dan~i~ pnr. 

PRoF.” FREDERICK A; HATCH Lies dti$ing the coming wiriwr montb~. 

out the front do , and a~ed ~itb “~ner,Richard Wtight of Denver, colo. 

TO LECTURE IN DAW$ON - 

her trusty baseb II bat, made h$r will. be in Dawkon tomorrow night to 

DAWSON” wlNgS%CER’ “-,< 

way over yard f ces, ttiough back conduct examinations in- the citizen- Pro femo? Frederfck A.. Hutoh, of 

“alleys, dodginE f m o“nepiace of se. ship clames wh]cb hav~ been “buld in hebto, C*lO,, Wti be h ~ on : 

GAME AT .SUGARITE ‘“ 

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clueion to nnothe , ~“t~, she. reached connection with the night school work December 7th and Bth for the pur. ‘- 

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the S~rk home w ich is located IIext of the Dawsrm public schools mince pose of givi~ Three .*S m * 

The’ Acently o~nized DaWEOh 

to the tiUOr shop In the meantime, the betinning of the present whool su’bject of +x hygiene”. ‘ 

Wer team played itsfirst match 

tbe other girti, ~Pt ~a~h of the year. , Mr. Wright wiU pre5ent diplo- A ,Iwwe @ll be gdven for’ tie 

me “at ,Sugarite Thanksgiving day; 

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movementi of t“ hm~ ~nd hj~- mas to thgee of the clau~ who” show bs of. high -1 we Wed*ay 

where the”y wo’n a hard.fought game 

~fi-.xIn, DwW ?&, ~~ ~o~. ,by a ma=in of two goale,the final 

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er lecture & 8 in the eve- !Fw men score being !4 to O.. 

kd ~-w ni~w~ti-~: . . .nk..tew” hft.. DaYaon, at 10 ;0’-. 

ti mh”~ay ~ft~”~~ & S*OO clOck Thu~day m?$rnng, .returnlng 

time wartng 

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‘awa the burglar, who ~minatiOn. ” 

o’olock, PdLemor Hwtib tiU give” a late the nam”e day.. Thd game was 

was working mt mbre, than tienty. Naturalization. Court will be held lecture tm the m~m .of DEI— ‘called .at 2 p. m. and wau h~rd fought 

fiVe, feet. away. With patience and by Judge Leib at Raton, New Mex- me Iecturmwill be givti in the f~Om beginning h end. Buchannan 

cauiion this was ccompli~hed. ico on Sa~urdayj December Srd, when Dawuon OpWa Hm.Im l~e -. prOved the’ stir of tbe 10cal tamm, 

Fyom then. ~fi, the early ~or”ing it is expected that a number of the mere will ,h m tim for mhis- bOth of Dawsoa’s gOala beiw ~ his 

. .,tiady 

moved h Erenter ~apjdity, foreignem of Dawwn “will receive Edm. .- 

‘credit. 

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Following the game the team w~~ 

“Mr. Stark tOOk d a po~itio” at the their citi~e!ship PaPem. 

CHRISTMAS BOX BEING. : - 

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of the tnilo ~bop, and Depuo - — ~., 

entertained in accord with tme Eng. 

pREp ARED FOR sT. ~ 

+Ccatiy, who d been called by B“AsKET *ALL TEAMS PLAY 

Iiih cu~tom, tea being ~erwed to all 

ANTHONY’S ORPHANAGE ** ~lavem. 

Mm. Btirk, ~ok a poaitlon at the T’HANKSG4V1NG DAY GAME 

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,front. of the Ij”i i“g. J“gt as thg 

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Send a Ch~~s~beer to St. AiI- 1 ‘ Sugarite has promised to cbme w 

Owing b the fact that it bas not 

burglar eme~~ hrough the broken 

thonfs Orphanage of Albuquerque. Dawson on Christmas. Day fur a regenerally 

known that there was ti be 

~ndow, Mr. St rk -as~ed bim h 

Rev, Father (3haput is collecting turn game. , Those interesktl in tbe 

a baeket ball game at the opera house 

throw up bia hand . Failti~ do so, 

tbe clothes that are of no further IOCU1team wish tO efiend EIfiin~~-” 

at 4 o’clock tbe uf ternobn of Thankahe 

asked him a econd time. me” 

umeb you for St. Anthony’n Owhan. tion to tbe young men of Dawnon who 

a~ the man made a pass, for his kin 

Fiving day, only ‘a mall crowd tum. we. may de~ire h play,, to come out to the 

ed aut to’ Bee the gumeustiged ba. 

pocket, Mr. Stark fired, and the bur. 

Anything and everything~for wb~t- Pract!cee ~bi’b are held at tbe ball 

tween the high school and tiwn 

glar droppti ta t e ground. He was 

ever u“not be made inb B“iti, ~Kl~ pnr: On days that the mines are, not 

teams. . 

taken h tbe .com ny houpitnl,” wkre 

nnd underwear, will be turned inti wor~ng, 

The fimt g~me, that between the 

he Kave tbe na a of .Joae .Penndo, 

quilti, eti. me l{niup of the DawBon team at 

high school g~rl~ and the tiwn team, 

Whiieseriouslyw nded it in thought 

Therefore we ~k you b #end your Sumrite W- a~ follo~: 

was almost as closely contested as the , 

tht the man WU rtiover. 

old clothes b tbe Catholic Church Goal, D. Harris; right back, M. 

game .Pla9ed .~istice DaY betwmn or el~e notify Rev. Frither Chaput, Stmnnigan; left back, W. Horrnaks; 

the same hams. The victors, how-- who will gladly call for them. ““ ~ht _h81f, G. Strannigan; ,cmter half, 

ever, did not remni” tha enme, for the 

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SC LE, IS ,RECEIVED 

Laat year “over800 lbs. of clotheq 

., town team held a slight lend through-, ~a~ ,~e”t ~ St, Anthony,n orph~”. 

out the game, tbe final score being a= from DawscIn. what ~bo”t this 

The automati wale which was 

22 to 19. 

ordered for No. . and No. 2 Tipple 

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Reveral weekn ag , has been received 

at the compa y warehoune. 

me instnUatio of this equipment 

will be made as on n~ possible and 

till be a ma~tiu improvement over 

tbe present type f ncalenow in “se. 

With the uue of e autimatic wale, 

the weight of eac car of coal is au. 

somatically regia A SB it p*ESe8 

over tbe ~cale, a d ck”ce for emor 

in weight i.a redu ed b a minimum. 

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Wier; le~t. half, R. J@nkinB; out. 

S!de r~gbt. A. Buchannan; innide 

right, T. Boyd; c. forward, R. Hunt- 

,er; oubide left, A. Strannigah; in. 

UDA CAMP FIRE DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT 

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Publlahed on Thur.3daY at D&wmoII,’~4w 

Meficn by tho 

DAWSOU wwAUW 9WARWHEUT 

PAW K; CAIZSON, 

Dirertor and Editir 

‘rea or Sm-luiti 

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one Y..%, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Advart,nlng Rnten on APr.llcatlOn 

P:nter.d second-clne 

M-reh lu!h, ;;21, at the DOS.ofti$:’: ! 

Dawuon. h“ew bIexlcO, 

If YOUdo not reoelve your papm reg. 

ule.rly, or If at any time you chnnee 

your nddreus. kindly lnfOrIU un and 

prwnnt attentiori will be given to your 

reau eata. 

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MALICIOUS MISCHIEF 

There is something radically wrong 

with the man who cannot appreci+ti” 

b joke. A joke, however, in order to 

bs appreciated, must atop short nf 

.mlicioufinesa and the destruction of 

property. 

Sdnle time during the past ten 

&ys, Borne permon Qr pemom ,cut 

“dowtt and carried away the rope Ori 

thn bi~ flag pole on *P of “Gobbl~r’a 

“ltcost.’” Thg value of the rope Is indee{l. 

~mall, but tbe had and Fx. 

pen~e at” uomeoni climbing the til)fQ,)t 

flag pole to pull another rope 

through the pulley i~ by no meana a 

minor con~iderwtion. 

But our keenest regret in “connection 

with the incident k that we have 

anyone in our mid~t who bau m little 

~gard for the patriotic upirit of the 

community. 

SCHOOL NEWS ~ 

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The memhern, 01 the eenior clam 

were highly pleased with” the enthuui- 

6hown hy the public “in genernl 

when their first effort in the way of 

a high boo] paper appeared 1=1 

Thumday. , ., 

Ckrriitmas ptograrns” will be given 

in all the school reome FAday, De. 

cember 16. Vacation will bt twa 

weeks. 

On account 01 tne tierlouti.illne- of 

Mi~ Mnhondy, we h?ve not been able 

h conduat tie Spanish ckmea tht 

pnst two weeh. We hope to be able 

h ~cure a pemmanent Wacher noon 

Mh Faye O’Brien has been nubati 

tute teacher in the hia~ry depnrt 

ment. . 

‘ Ftie exhibition games of bnske 

ball were plapd with thei town team! 

ThanWving aftemaon. Tbe hirrl 

mhool tirls ldat by a margin of, thret 

point, and the hey* wan. 

MaxwelI high aehool will en~~ th~ 

field of bdet ball sport this yea) 

and their teqms will meet oum at thi 

opera houw Saturday night, Decem 

ber 3.. . They are actually comiw 

,with tie intintion of wiqning bet] 

games. Mim McGarvey” k succeed 

ed in making a ~d tenm with on]: 

“ tlire@ af the old playem left. WItl 

practice they will be strong contand 

ers for henora in the Northern diutric 

this year. Thdae in the lineup th 

IA time wem: Bknca Bergama 

Ruth Vickera and Louiw SprfngeI 

forwa@s, Edna Redwth, jumpin} 

center, Irene Petty and Elize.beti 

Sherwoti, ,mnning center; Mary Cow 

-ert and Amnta ChappeWI, guard! 

The boys’ tuum i~ stronmr than ii, 

former yaar~ and we have bgpeu 01 

makin~. a fair showing qgainst tht 

league memh- Seven” hey? “hvt 

been allowd’ to order new mih 

Scott tivert, Sam Sinesiw! Frd Ens I 

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Hav~g “Trouble Making Endstie{ 

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,’ Then stop and look in the mattir. 

Perhaps the’ income i. nut as large = before. Even m, INCOME i? Onl Onhalf 

the ‘story. The other half nnd by far the more importint of the two, ]s OhGO., 

Are YOU setting value receivd for it? 

Lmk, over your expenaea for the past ‘mOnth. were they an nece~ary and. 

refl”y worth while? Did YOUbuy uomethimg you really have little uae for, jumt be. 

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&aune it ww chew, or have You bought things beyOnd yOur means because yO.u ~~ 

uened to tempornrlly have some extra mone,y in yOur pocket Or in YOur checking an” 

.iount? 

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Au6wat these que5tions for yourself and gee if ou are guiltYi 

If you are not etilng ahead try a new Plun. ~pen a Sati”g~ Account with 

u. next payday, even gough it :~ only a dollar or tan dollars or twenty dollars, and 

then each succeeding pa day de oslt likewise. Do you think that no ~mall an amount 

is not worth botberi~ a~out? ?OU wiH find if you give the plan a fair chance that 

you can @et along without that ten or twenty ju~t au well an~ you will have aometk.~ 

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td show for it at the end of three or six months time. 

You wiH then wonder why you didn’t try this simple 6chem.e yearsago, for ii 

wI1l give you a betterlaea of the value of money, ana give YOU s cefiin sa~faction 

in looklw lback over the year’s wc.rk, that can be obtainad in’ no other WaY. . 

It is never too late b commence over, m start in next payola tith anY amount 

you feel YOU should or can put aside. Don’t put it off longer by k] “i d.ng youmelf inb 

waiting until you have a hundred or two hundred, because that time mny never come 

and “YOUme loeing valuable time in the mmntime. 

Start now. Any amount welmme at 

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)h Fred Lujan’, Harold Davis, Solo- I “ BOY SCOUT PARTY II 

on MontuYa and Willie Redpatb. 

11 will likely be used in the game 

;ainst Maxwell. Tbe picture show 

J.”—” 

Tbe Boy Scouts upent g very en. 

joyable time at the borne of Mr. and 

2armen& of Truth”, a farce-comlY 

and the “two basketball games for 

1 cenh. Remember, only one show., 

“New backboard for ‘the opera 

muse were furnished by the town 

!ams and new goals and neb by the 

igb adhddl. Them are ntandnrd. The 

~fere~for tha games next Saturday 

ing. The evening ww Bpent in P18Ying 

garneu, and a general BOY Scout 

good time. 

During” the evening Mrs. Stsrk 

uerved refieshmenti ta the boys. The 

Scouts deatre to exprearn their appre- 

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at tk Stirk home, 

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Dawson F 

Mm. E. ~. Sbrk on Saturday” even- John Hixenhugl 

lright of Denver wiff hold examina. ,lons 

in citizenship requirement at I 

he old whool building Friday night, 

)ecember 2, at 1 o’clock. Court 

]eeta in Raton December 3. 

The high mhool stud@n~ enjoyed a 

nlk by Mim McCreary on “The Old 

rout” and the ideaIu of the home one 

ay lwt week. ,, 

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“REPASSING PROVES 

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,TO BE EXPENSIVE 

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Failure to obw~e the sign “NO 

rrespauuing Allowed” proved b be 

ather expensivefor a Dawnon man 

rhd, ww caught hunting on tbe commn~a 

pos-d ground. When apDm- 

Iended hin gun and wme were con. 

‘&ated and he wan placed under ar- 

,est. SubBeqiently the gun was reur,ned 

and a ‘fine imposed. 

h=Pi 

Dtel 

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clat:on of the delightful evening spent Electric Ughts- ,-m” 

ill be Heat 

furniuhedby Ma%well and ? 

, The darkest hour in “the life of a 

Iatison will bke a referee b Max: 

young man is when he .ai~ down ta Single Md k 

,ell’fir thereturngamea. 

study-howtogetmoneywtthout hon- RATES ~.00 PI 

titirbti= braiwr.. ~~~ ~~ ~~ing it.—I-l0ruce Gresley.- ,., ,” 

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Automobile Accesso@~ 

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~ With every purhase. of our Special ~ 

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Package of Pop Corn 

.We@g jffat re&ived u fre$h tit of Mu, 5c, 10c & 15c-pack- 

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DISPENS~Y B It.DING :, 

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Your AttJntioh’ 

1.‘allcd to *mr mew 1,tack”of ruk. 

her find mermb, lhlm our Imm. 

wMther. 

th4r VOatm Which ● m i da-l for cold 

ArmyKoids‘Nore 

Old SchWl B ifiding” 

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Repairing, 

Pastrim of All ~Kiuds. 

Fresh Baked Every, Day 

Candie&Toba~ft 

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_, . .. . ,, .PRESEN~ING C ~ KIMBALL 

“ ‘ N~a~App~~~fiG~”. ;I The DaWsvh Nbwu Ms recbived the 

YOUN AT.HER BEST 

.fdltowiFk remi. ffbdt Mt.” Hhrvey 

.- ISA BU$INESS ~$~ET’:” . 

Spmr, loced postnraater, rslative 

‘That CIX K)rn 11 Yohng is a 

We* mewied b gitig you tie hi “of serviw i; to holiday, @ik: 

wzeen actream,wh,o art qtk~ns new 

, heights ,with eae~-@ ceetive rehicle, 

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Dawgan, N. M., Nov. 25,’1921.’ 

keeping your clot~s slqned ~d BrQssed.. 

inst4hd isf i~euktin h@r vermtiIity 

‘To the F’itrons of Th~8 Office: 

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—a-faot tW is Mdl t~ebf S0 many 

‘DAWSdN,’TAItiR SHOP- -.: (~nifictiohs Regarding Roliday’ 

,, ,. other motion pibkuie stirs: is bro@ht 

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A sm 11deposit will hold any article till Christmas.4HOP EARLY~whiIe stocks are comple~ 

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: DW oods, Dept.,’ Horne Furtistdng. ~~,..Men’s:.Weaf” [ ~ 

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‘of the many gifts found .1, 

( Iars, “bbonsj Gloves, 

Any ~an or BOYwould here. tiather Good~, 

of fiufttinum .Ware at 

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like a‘ Suitj Oveicoati ,Pticket~ks, Traveling 

reasonable prices. Also 

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Mackinaw, S w e k ter, 

Case% Kodaks Kodak 

“.A*hum~, , ~vor y~ ~oi~~~ 

chiefs, elts,’ Umbrel*” 

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Rugs, .Stoves, Chairs, 

Ias, TO el Sets, 

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Table Tables, Portable Lamps Hat, Cap, Tie,, Shirt, :~:as,Ferfumes, ‘1● 

Cloth& Napkinsr, Bed and furniture of all Hose, Suspenders, Belt, SttitiOnery; 

S p r e.ti ds, Blankets, kinds. ” . - -etc~~ ~~ . 

Cards, T~gs, SWIS, Tiit- 

Down mforts, etc. 

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Uept.” ‘ .Don’t fail’to come in and s% the line of new, high of 50, 26 or 10 cigars. 

~m~m ~o~ 

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coniplet line of Jewelry, 

Fou tain Pens, 

Eversha Pencils, Cut 

Glass; Si\ verware, Hand 

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ladies’.Ready.to-Hear : 

The prices. are reasonable. ‘‘ Dopt* ‘ 

M“AKE THE CHILDREN ,H~PY ., ; 

Here you will find gifts 

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@r women and Wildren, 

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mention.. 

numerous to 

Coa@ Suits, 

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B ,, Father: 4,1 neverem~k~d ~~~n I with a: delightful dancing W* on 1MRS. mKARD ELECTED PREfi. 

~Ronki~ Senti:” alt, who’s therij 

Voice: “’Rivate Stock; &mpan: 

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Rookie Sentry: “ dvknce, Privati 

Stock, and be mmpl d.’ , 

-American Legfon Weekly. 

bke: “Life c fnlw han i* tip 

and downn.t’ 

Blake: “Yea, kae igg up appeal 

anc.m and keeping own ●xpenses,’ 

—From Anawera,. ndon. 

~’Shall I go” over e top, air?” auk 

vd the” tilkative bs Mr, poising hi 

mimom. 

“Waa, au soon as he g& attnck i 

over,” awwemd the eary cus~mer 

-Bomtin Tranactipt 

Maybe]le: ‘You ti klm me, Duke,’ 

The Duke: “MY word, what .\ 

stiange request.’) 

“What’s the name f this picture?’ 

II*A We-n Af~r A ‘.” “Yes, that’ 

tbe thing mhe.is gtie NY afbr-an, 

nhe gv@ it.” 

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wau your age. ,Will you, be able to Saturday evening. lDEtiT STATEIT~CHEWS ASSN. 

kll Mat to your son when You km One of th. rnest delightful social ,,, _’$. ” 

my ‘age?“ . ,. functions of the month wus a dance At the Stak Tericher’u Aasocfation 

Son’: “Not with a,r straight as face given nt the n? Dawmn Opera aonventfcm held in Albuquerque, Mm. 

Bnyou do, .fntber.”- 

London. 

From Anawem, 

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HouEe dance hall on Saturday evening 

by tbe membem of the Dawson 

Joeie Lnckard, former tmperintend.mt 

of schools of Colfax County was ~leck 

“Is t~iu t?,: second hand store?” Club. Wusi: wam.fumiuhed by the ed pm~ident of the Aaeochtion for’ 

“Yes, nir, .Sprinyer orchestra. At elevbn o’- ,one year. Albuquerque waa a~in 

“Well; Z wait ona Yor my watch.P> clock refreshment were eerved by eelected amthe place “of meeting and a 

A fool tilka, a wise man wmb. the .Uda Camp Fire Girl@. .. change in the co~atitution was made 

- The dance w.e~the fir9t of a aeriee in order b mike the procedure mom 

SNIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK of $hme ~hicb have be~~ ar+an~d. dnmo~r~ti~. The prjhqi~l apeaka~ 

Mm. Johd. V~Sr., MM. John 

Viclcem, Jr., and Mm. Lawrence 

Vickem, entertained the ladies of the 

Eastern Star on ~ednaeday aftar. 

by the membma of the Daw80n Club. 

Mr. and Mm. hlie MurraY and 

Mid Vera Oliver of Ratin~ and Mr. 

ticey of Da-n wete ~inner guesti 

of the meetin~ were Wtanciu 13; 

Blair, stiti Superintendent of Illin- 

~ and Snpecfntandent k. B. Wil. 

at.i of. Berkeley, California. , 

at the home of Mr. a*d. Mm. G: R. 

noon. 

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hour delightful refreahmentg were Finley Tuesday evefiing~ ‘ tMOOSE HOLD ,SPECiAL MSETiNG 

. . Mr. ad Mrs. E. C. Babbett, Mr. .__. 

nerved. 

‘ and Mm. E. T. Engle, Thoreau Judge, 

we home of Mr.’and Mru. ~~ L. At a speciel meeting of Dawaoti 

and Mr. Calvert of Albuquerque* were, 

KlnE wsa the mene of a delightful 

Moo~heafi f,g~n No. 2SI, held In ““ 

W* of Mr. and Mm. James Saul the ]od@, ~~~ at ~b~ Opgm Ho~B~ 

childrrn’u party’ Saturday aftemoem, 

November 19th, when their daughter, Thursday. ,.. on. Tuesday evening, a c18an Of six- 

Mr. rind Mrs. C. A. McCarty and hen ~andidaten ~erg init@t~ in~ ~ 

~rmr., celebrated her twelfth birth. 

daughte~ @lia and Anna were the order. ‘$ 

day. Twenty-thee guenti we;e prea. 

cake Thatigiving day dinner gueub of . 

ent to enjoy the af~rnoon. At the conclusion of tire d~ee 

‘ Mr. John ~ixenbaugh. 

fudge and lemotmde were. seined, 

work a banquet was served which waa 

Mr. and Mm. Ben John.eon ‘mrved foj]~ad with a ~nmber of ~~~he~ 

Mr. and Mm. W. D. Brennr.n and 

Tlmnkegiving dinner to Ma fOilOw- 

Dr. Hoover were Than& iting din. 

and, an enfoyable mcial hour.. 

me invited guests: Mr. and Mm. Wm. 

ner auesta at the home of Mr. 

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and 

McIntyre, Mrs. James P@tibard and 

Mrs. J. B. Morrow. 

RED CROSS 

son Herbert, Mr. and Mm. R. Bstihs, 

Mr. and Mm. Alex Sneddon ‘had as 

and Mr. and Mm. Wm. Kerr. 

their tibgbing dinner guest Mr. ~uW& ~ uzr,upc.nding ge”. 

Mrs. C. A. McCarty entetiined a 

John, McNeil. eromdy h the Red Crorwdriw. After 

few of her friends informality Sun- = ~eek~n ~Oiici@tjon by the fajthf”l 

Mim Hoelz and M]as Welch were 

hmtesais to the Teachera’ Ciub on 

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day evening. ‘Delicious .refreshmenti workere, membership ahowri a collec. 

were aarved. dutinr the evefling. tjon of $7j8+ Not ~. bad for ~ ~& 

Ftiday evenin~ at the homa of Mr. 

~se pre~nt were: MT. and. Mm, J. 

ahd Mm. A. W.,RaU. 

er ! II your name is not on the list, 

A. Mum, Mm. Goldie White16Y, Mr. 

. . Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ,Hornn enta’t. 

do ~o without any further delay. 

.C~J. Miller and Mm. H. L. Van Gun- 

tained a number of gu~b at a -. 

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Thank@ving dinner Thumday. —.— Mr. BobiiOn, r 

“ve d *& .’ 

Mr. and Mm. Charlee Duncan en: Mr. KM -m ti Roy W* =*%S romlmrl$, w h ; 

Iterkined a large number of guests tie week .md “m Da-. 

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Amusements for ..theweek at the. 

‘bemntiful Iadia ‘ “- 

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Op~ra”House-”’, :STR~My 

MOHDAY AND ‘TYEsDAYI OEcgMBER ~ ‘ND ‘“ ‘“ 

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THOMAS H, lNCE.FAMOUs.~sKY PHoToP~Y. IN FIVE 

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PARTS. RE~4s.ED .~y FARAMOUNT. AfJTF~R* HE~ 

SCH@.L H.” MALL. SCENARIO BY AGNES C. JOHNSTON. 

... . DIRECTOR,” JACK NE~ON. CAMERAMA,NI BERT cANN. 

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RUNNING TIME; ~ixTy MINfJTEs, .-” ““.” “ 

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De-ma St.nwnod”. --.:.”-- .~- . . . . . Douglaa Macbn 

Juli~ Stmnah*m :.--: ------------- Gfufy* George 

Aunt RebeGe~ -- L---- .--. --—-—. —.- Cl~ire McDqwll 

Dam B:IIows -.-’-.,: --------------- Ck,lOI Mmiles 

n,. wife -------------------------- Edith Y~rke . 

Wilti. Figg -- . . ---------------- R*rmemd Cmunmm 

Phillin Tbwiem --~-.-..----.-.-.._. Willi, Murk. 

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Fox’ PHOTOPUY IN SIX PARTS. STORY BY PEAR+ DoLE$ 

BEU. :SCENARIq .qr TJiO.MAs. DI.XON, JR.; DIRECTIOh. 

BY HOWARD i.” MITCHELL: PHOTOGRAPHY BY GLENN 

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Wrong comdu.td 

Ha wm. a gd.livlng 

* one-rn~m l~umdry in Chinmto”wn,’ 

“Clittian” Chimawn, and ●lthough 

he kd built up ● g-d bu~ue** be wu 10mely. One day a drug-emm. 

=i~ted yqUIIw u141aFame imto hit shop mud ~fte~ some nr~ume~t, left 

a bmhdle. ft wag HO! leu~y the YOUUY mbn informed him, but” a 

bnb7. TfIe ●trsmger ~tkad Loo Wong to -re for. the child, which, 

~fter wme hdta~, he promiad to do. .The young rnmm 

known i~ 

the umdetworld a. “’Tha Male” happomd to be an escm~ ~mviet 

mmdat he left tha laundry, wag re.=rrestd ad returnd tm prima. 

. Wong grow to I*v* tba baby, and kept her until she was eight y-r. 

P of w*. Than, f0QfiU8 utuble to bUpPDti her; turned her over to Yen 

Low, the most powerful ●md umurupulou. of tba local Chine~, b 

Wing Toy ~rew mnd be-me a beautiful young woqsm, Yen bw ho. 

-me *nmmo& Of he~ ●nd pl~=lIOd to m~my her, ~ltbmwh bm s]-. 

=dy bad a white wife. Win# Toy learned from WOng, whom d. 

Iwmd, that Yam. bw plaunod to mar_W her whom “.*he WM mixteem. 

WoIIg SIIO t~ld her bow & w- left ● t b ~kp ss ● wy. ~Is 

Wing TOY w~i -t hom~ praying to B@& f.. dofivnrsmco fr~ Yom 

bw, Wkito Lil~, Y*m .bw’i wife, who regm~ hot with bto, ● mthe 

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Low the girl would .rn~roplace her. The whit. t ily’s heart ●ofkenod, 

however, wbon the Iemrmmdhow the girl felt. 7 he two uirlti got 

togthar mmd White- f-ilY tell- h= ~~toYY tO ber ce 

time BOh Harrh, ● cub re~rter, bu hem a*sku4 

town. An old reporter offered to tab K@m tbm 

~bmut Wing Toy. Bob and the -id reporter W-m 

whqre Bob learnd all about Wtng TOY, in whom 

emted. Bob fueling sure WIig TOY w** not ● CKI 

ve~tig~tiom. He found the jtidue who had ●Omt“Ths elm” to prinan. 

B-b told the judge his tory and thm former rmc~ll 

Mold” up for * long ~rm mnd that th. .arno d 

hd dismpyaad. After tbir Bob, by ntemlth 

T97 and after many tbrillinz mdventu=. im g 

the young woh;m who turnm out to be the 

TLe ●twry ~mds with Bob. d=l*rinz bi~ lo*- f 

$’straightFro~~ari~” 

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MaHam Hoffmmm ------------------- 

Sommle”u.----.-... ---i ------- BrqzY Eutoms ,Jr. 

R=f~ Cmult*r ..---. +-. --:-: ------ H, ,1.ry cart., 

Elimor P&~r-1------------------ Fril ml Brunette 

M8j.. P~rkur ..-.. --------=---- Murdock M.Qu.r,ie 

“”SYNOPS16’’SUM Fire” app~r-tly ,Mf.r. t* ~ 

tlmt pln7. ●uch mu imtirt=mt part in tki~ pitiu~. 

you~R rancher, im in 10Te with Mnrim Hoffmam 

whal***14 zu=pl~y 

Jeff p?~n~fodr ● 

whom ntntar, Mr*. 

P-rker, im spite of the fact thtt sbe eajoga the I 3VE of a true hum. 

bred, M-j. Pnrker, smd k we-lth ●t her cOMmaUIJ, cerrie~ m= ● flir. 

tmtian with ● young %-tmruer, with wbOm the Prot~ t* mloPe, de~*rt. 

img her hu.band am~ child. Jnff, wbilo attendim g the ~ills~e ball, 

he&r* of the Pluu throutyh ●ctideut, mud proc4a to SvaFt the elope. 

mant, mlthmu~h ho kan Knnowu tmubiem trying to rtlim*$S,000 to rne*t 

● IUhU+ Ho ●bruptly leave. bin ●?.ethpart;, ad urrivea =t” M*j- 

, P~rker’. just ● * Mr~ P=rker i. ~bmut to le~~a. Jeff ple~a wi~ h*FF. 

~nd while .O doing SOnnie, the cftifd, tellof● 

modinfo tbe bou~a narlier in the eveaima mud 

wampi-cd im b trumk. Mro. P*rker CIUIIE= 

le~vi~ the Major arrivae. Her omepicion ● 

di..o~rg the Iom., and fearing to tell her huab the truth, Mrs. 

Parker dlows him tn ausmt Jeff, wba in hwhile 

the ~~ tnraer, wNIle mukiuz hi- anape. 

●. fmllem iuto tbe 

h-reds of bndit,, who kIli him mud bke the 

chain far Jeff -me* hvt mud he hide. i. m 

●lw come tb. b~mditt. Mwi.m, b.lierinc 

hmarimg af his”hidiw place, goon to him, -O 

A ntrnggle foliowo, with Jeff urrivim~ at th 

,in omv~. The badito mrn .ubdu~. The 

the bamdi- i. •ar~td cad the mQBOY”found om- ~im. Jeff in axon. 

urmtd mmdwltb tfw Em#tener da8d Mrs. Pmrkmr’q I ecrnt is •-f~. Jeff 

“wd. Mtid~n 

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~ra h=ppily emg8gA, with the, Meja? 

to M* his moytgmge. 

giving. deff $6,000 

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Perhaps the income ia not ae large au ‘be~re. Even ~. INCOME i? “only ‘ne” 

half the story. The other half and by far the MOT*imporbnt Of the two, IS OUT GO. 

Are y- getkim V*1W ree&A f= it? 

LOok over YOU ,Xpenflea fat the Wat month were ‘hey all ‘eceu5?ry ~a;e: 

~e=IIy Worth while T Did ym bu Eomething YOUrea~lY hmve llttle use ‘or, Ius 

CSU.eeit WUBchew, or haveYOU{ ought thlng~ beYOnd Yoti* mea?u because You happened 

to tempurarlly have some extru money :n YO~r Po$et ?r 10 Your .ch,~kl?~~UC-. 

count ? 

.An8war the~e queotioriu for ourself and nee if Ou are) uiltY. 

u Y* e,rti not getting abea~ try-a new plan ~pen a ~ving~ Ac”auit w~’~”” 

I thomehit ;B only m doilar ~ tm doflara 

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Ir ‘YOUao not receive yotit’ paper reE- 

UIaFIY, on if atany tlm. YOUchang. ; 

your addreaa, kindly lnf~ uu aD@ 

vrompt attontlon will ba given to y~$ 

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uu next ~8YdsY, evec 

the_ . . . . .. . . . ..a--- 

:n UUGII.U.. OWJIW payd~y depo~i 

.;. , not worth bothet]u about? YOL u win find if Yoqagive the P~mna fair Cka w~ 

;“. s. .- -e+ .Iamm~o& that ten or twenty juut-;s” well and YOUwill have. ~me !h,~g 

;; :ii;y~: ~::F+c:- , . . .... end of three or B* wthm tim18.. 

in then w- why you didn’t try thif ..is *imple sctmme Ye~O ~w, r it 

will give YOU= be- idea of thi value of money, =nd.glv~ YOu B c~~n *M ‘in 

iq looking back over the yeaFs wuYk, that can be’ U~Ined in n ot~r .waY. 

it is never too Iata * commenee OvaT,m .*rt in next \h. a ay with sny a ?Unt 

you faot you nhmdd or cam putuide. Don’t put it off longer y k]dting youwel ln~ 

waiting rmtil YOUhave a tindred. or twa hund?od, b=~se 

~~d you are Ioting w uaMe time in the meantime. 

Mat tim~ mm fi@er ‘u 

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‘RaculaF m~tim. I” cram W~ne.. 

d-y night ● 8.00 ,o’clock 

EARL UFONT, C. C. 

HARVEY SPRI GER, K. R. S. 

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Children’s air ‘Cuts a 

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f40URS-S M.to7 P.M. 

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iA. M.ti’I 2.00 M. 

lP, M.tn 6.S0 P. M. 

7 P. M. to 6.00 P. M. 

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ber Iind avorcom ●, alaa our lom 

ther vrnstwwbicb m e ideal ‘for colt 

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Mr.. E: L. In@ue & ‘-y for I HIGH ~HOOL WINS . ..--11 

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fi”A~ON SHOES~RE 

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.huis 

$ivio, Proprietor 

Italian, ~rench or. A~erican 

-“ .BREAD ~ 

Pastries ..of All Kinds 

Fresh Baked Every Day 

Candies-Tobacco-Soft 

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‘Miss Helen Arellano, who has been m’ark we tide Xtit * playem 

:onfined to .-. her home durinr-. the uast 

veek, is able to be out again. 

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tiioh were undled 

which in no Wy -M 

~ilte ~~, ,~ -* 

for; r-ka II 

GW fav- 1 

c~~ti y~ 

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Savio and Mm. f~lim whi~ .~rk~, 

seorge Paglimtti motored to RatOh” ~m~~~, . 

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CHURCH DrRECTORY 

;aturday. ] Followti the -= a W- ‘W= I _ 

la~on ‘Mmday from -n. ., Covert Cehr 

Lujan Gd 

Mr. and MrE. Samuel RoYval have ~i,~rn~ Ga l.. 

eturned home after spending two Q.gti Smbatmb 

veeks. vititing with relative~ in Trin- Red.pabh Sutiute 

dad, Colorado. 

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Watch the old year out at the New 

Girls’ Teame 

springer 

Vichm 

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mural 

Year’e’ Dance to be given Saturday RtiWkh Cmtir 

eveni~, December 316t ,at the Daw- p&y R. m 

gon Opgra House dance hall. 

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‘ Don’t forget to visit the 

Chia@i 

Govent 

Okihi’ ~e~amo 

Guued 

Camp Fire Girls at the home of MIS. ~md 

J. H. Morrow Saturday afternoon. ~ameti 

Tea will be served from 2.30 to 6 P. 

m. 

Mru. Paul Trujillo of Primero, 

Colorado, arrived in Dawson the early 

part of the week and is spending a 

few dnys visi~ing her daughter, Mm. 

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John Luccro. 

Buua ‘–- 

C*th.lic Cb.rch-Sundayn: Mamei 

Bum at S.go a. m. for Engli~&~esking, 

PO* 10.80s. m for Span~+peah 

M~leY 

i:kc:kz:e: :’ct;:mP?a~ii 

~$ ~hofr rebe~s Wednes~ayn 

~ m. First Frida7 of the monti 

devo an: timmunion, 0.80, m- 

Dati~ at 7 and 8a. m. 

time I 

Guard G-jiminh a buba tip in~ ~d Mexiw. 

SDwltite Kimbwll 

Euwti . ‘ Mr~ J, Geffacd spent Monday e;d 

Pime 

suMute 

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.Tu*aY in Trin&d. 

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and Mr. ROY Mfflm Of Maxwe~. 

- Mr. and Mm. Van Dyke and M% 

IHoran were Dawaon visitom Monday. 

OKIHt CAMP FIRE GIRLS Mr. and Mm. Paul’ Brozovich are 

TO sERVE TEA tiu parents of u baby girl. 

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“The members of tha Okihi Camp CONGRESS R~SSEMB~~ , 

Fire Girls will berve tea and cake at AFTER TEN-DAY RECESS 

, Ml,. G. A. S@rk, Mr. Frank Shel- the home of Mrs. J. B. Morrow from 

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ton, Mis, Helen Shelton and Mr. G. 1,~,3cI to 6 Katurday afternoon. A 

Washington, De& 5,—Promptly “at 

,; called to Raton ,charge of twenty.five cents will be 

. . noon tiday ~on~ew opened formally 

Monday to appear at the hearing giv- made which will be placed In their the reE”lar ~e~i~n. 

en Mr. Joue, Penado wbo made an ettempt 

to rob the Dawson Tailor Shop 

.qcvpral weeks ago. 

trexury fir the —r mrn~ 

trip. The general public is invited. 

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Mes8rs. Louin Savio and Angelo Ae. 

Each branch of Cungres sent a 

committee to notify President Harding 

that it wan in ~ession, ~ 

Angelinn, the infant daughter of selo motored to Flaton Wednesday. On inittil roll call 60 Senatirs an- 

~r. and MrE. Efren de f3aca,’ was 

swered preeent. 

Mr. and ~m. Efren De Baca are 

christened in ,the Catholic Chu~b on ‘the ~aren~ of ~ baby ~r]. Vice.President Cooli&e appointid 

Sunday, December 4th, by Father Senator Lodgs =publican leader and 

,Chaput. Julian Dominguez was nam- Mecsru, :atrt Marchesi, Alessio Senato~ Hitchcock, acting Democmtic 

ed.godfather and Tomwite 

godmother, 

de Arasun Marchesi and Joe Porfili 

E&tin Ftiday. 

motired to leader, as a committee fmm the .sen- 

ab to wait upon the President. 

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.An practice wh~tyo~ fireach.” “ That’s tiofi@ poorly spent. ‘ 

YOUFla ~ year’s sad experience 

$ho Id these wise les-s teach 

Don’t put off till tomorrow 

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,. Do f t buy and then repent; ~ And b~ ‘far the gafest wafl. -. I 

JEWELR Y ‘“” 

A &vfi~T6f6 fiiia af i * fewiafe 

jaweky far Chdmtl“=. Giftm 

❑ aw in stock. 

(GIFTS THAT I~ST)” ‘“, 

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SiLl~’A *l~R Oti. ”’ ‘ 

COm* iti #md k-b the wlMtiOm. 

A imull deposit wit hold ane 

tiH ChrktmI in 

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FORGI $. S 

‘ : A Rockerfor,ChrisMas ‘ 

As”a useful 

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~ft, ~tMkg ti”!nor@h-date 

fm any mmkr 6f th~ family. 

than p 

We Rsve ab~tit 50 ni& rockers in all shapes and 

styles in wood, reed, -n@, upholsters 

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from now till “Christmas. time in and look these 

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The Land IO’ Toys 

It’s t~ b~ges~ and best dispky “d playthings 

you e~er saw. %Iect your toys early while stocks are 

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sTkWoN HATS ,. 

SATURDAY OIULY— 

tiRKEY I 

he %tatiOn.’’-otipu4. 

Mieu Menak=r=ey and Mr. ~., ‘eek+ 

kyer: “Will $25,000 for breach p. Kinsb”ry were we@k.end guests I The Udu Camp ew”oyed.a “*es” 

of mOIIIke he punishment enough for 1“ :hf M~ Frankie, SheltOn. ~party on Tuesday evening at tbe 

him?’ Nurses’ home. Each gtrl invited i 

The Aggrieved: “No, 1 want, hi~ ‘ The Uda Camp Fire G]rls gave a guest and all $ame dressed as litt14 

to harry me.’’—The Owl, ‘” “‘ very enjoyable dance at tfie f)ti~on 

gitle. The evehing was spent playing 

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,Qpara House dance hall O? Ffiday .kiddi* gamea and real kiddrn ref~~h. 

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SOCiAL EVENTS gp THg WEEK ‘evening. M“~ic ‘= f“~’shed by 

Ithe Warden owhestta. 

Mr. and Mm. k. C. Babbitt were -— —- 

Twday evernng dinner gnd at the THE WHISTLE ON THE-STEAMER 

men~ were uerved. The wgulnr bu!e{nes 

mee~lng will be held at the home 

of Edna ,Tinsley next Tueiday even. 

i“g at #evm ~,c,ock. 

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AIw : 4%entb.ejj I have ~fte; ]Ong. ‘home of Mr., and Mm. ‘Jameo Saul. 

ed ~ ~11 YOUaO that’s i my heart.” 

,- Do you remember L1niolri*s Ato{y The Okl%i Camp held their meeting 

The M~hetB, C,bb of ~, , camp 

Mis Stright, (YaWtiliE) : “No, .Algy 

about the kttle, steamer with the big on Fti~ay, ~e~emb~r 2nd, at the ~~m~ 

t.e]l rnO all that io i“ y f head; it 

whistle? Evety the they -d, the 

met at the home of Mm’. Lujan on if ~m. rnOrr~w+ It wag t~eir fimt 

won’t take BOlon.g.,d—~ ton TranB. Thursday afternoon. The afternoon 

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whisfilh bkw off $U &h eteam that cbYbmon3dI titi~t~. M-et hjan 

Cript. was Spent making a drem form, which the boat titOPP~drunnin~. ~t’a the and Evelyn fiughbahkd we+e teken i“ 

“In patda sintrubtr or Ural?” m very me. WaX with iota of people ti~. If m“ Camp Fire GtrI# and ho~ts +ere 

i,lf ~ ~an we- ~m, iti pluraL” The next megt~” of tie club WIII they WC.*MonlY nne their ene~ b awarded to Hilary Morrow. Margar. 

drive the puddle whael of 

“Well? If he domn~t *, ba held at the bdme of Mq. McCarty. opportunity 

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A W]d a *W and work tip ~ n*fi 

“It’s ningular.’?-h 

]n~t.ead, of e~armlly blewtr tha :til*~j** *& ~~~, we Ml ~eet 

n Mail, 

Teacher: ‘$ Why are y so late to Mm. John Stapprng entertained s whiBtle of discontent they would find * M&~ ~jw on Riday, D.emhool 

thin morning?’ ~ few of ber -friends o“ Friday with an themselves, going up tbe stream of camber 9th. 

Pupil: “1 tblnk I must havi ~Veri rnformal fonreon- hmchnn. Those 

success en banged fast that the hr. 

(CRfiP Repo~+Ev~ H“ghnaclefl 

of failure wohn’8 have a 

~a~hed m~Pf.3*_Ameri fmgiQii P~~ent ~ere: M@BdnmeaEnEk, Saul, 

,bRnka.), 

Weeldy. Covert, Miller, Scott, Whiteley a“d 

chance in the world to hook onto their 

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little araft.—Dodge News. 

any man springer. 

,DAWSON socCER TEAM 

who prefem hia will tO yO ~, 

Mr. and Mm. James SaUl were F.- W*mt&—Wantid to hear ,. WANTS GAMES 

She: “What are yo fiinting , uncheon guegfa at the home of Mr. from owner of a farm for mlm. Give —. 

shout?’~ 

~d MI’2. E. C. Babbitt Thursday. lowest price and powamion. L, Jon#s, , The l)a~son Soccer team is anxious 

He: “Just what you a e tbinki”g 

Box 561, O]ney, .111. 

Lit. ‘ “td get into touch with othm t~inn in 

about.” ,. ?hi ~ims M$ry and Sadie Covert 

this mectlonAnd arrange fot a nutiber 

She : “ti you do, I’11 mm.” entertained the Dawuon and Maxwell bst—A Been a$eutar ‘tcfmmed in of matih tfuman. 

‘ Judge; ‘#And for the levity ye”. ,hkh whool basket ball teams at omnge between the Dawson Bank and Anf tex-m’inteieded is requetiad to 

hUVeEdfO~ncktri~ ydW t ifdi 1 BMI .~eir. home ~rday eve”i”g. Cake .gbe tihnis court. Finkr pkaee noti. commutimb’ with Mr. Tom Boyd; 

tiVe you an additional fin of $10.00. and cocoa were served. 

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Writer-d amend-clann ‘ matte: 

Maroh Itch, ti21, at the pqat.office al 

Dawaon. hqaw Metiloo, 

“ If Youdo not reaelveyour pa~m I.*S. 

U1arlV, 0, if at tiny tllna you ohm”=, 

yOUr addresrn,kindly i“torm “q an, 

promDt attention wtu be EIven to you) 

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PASSES INTO HISTORY 

During the Mnt year a great man~ 

change~ bve taken place in the towr 

Bite of DaweoII. Each change haf 

been a milestone in the progrh oj 

making our town a better .ptage ir 

“which. h live, and wur ‘communi~ 

spirit a inora vital fome. 

dur. 

A few months ago, ‘b be exact, 

ing the fimt week of ,Tuly, sixty o] 

more frame shack kno~ am laTa”h 

Tpwn” Were torn down a“d burned 

in the interent of the eonsen.ation oj 

the health of the commutity und fo] 

the improvement of tbe physic~l ap 

pearance #f tbe camp. This actior 

wa~ an importnnt step in”the cleaning 

up of the entire camp from’ ~uch un 

eanitiry and un~ihtly places oj 

abode. 

Another utep in the “mme”directior 

“has recently been comploted. Th! 

last of “the old three-room fram, 

housas on Capitan hill ha~e hetin tar, 

down and hauled away. 

“Like the O*r oi~ uectio.~ of p.~ 

eon, the houae~ on Capitan h!ll havi 

their histiry. Whil@ but little of. th( 

history Ims been recorded in bounc 

volumes, we were fortunate enougt 

to, obtiin a few fncti from’Judge Kin 

ney; whQ happened ta be in a remi”ie 

cent stite of mind as. the last. horn< 

wns being cartud away. .,, 

In 1908 there wae an’ urgent neeti 

for more houses, which, by tbe wa~ 

was slightly befo~e th~ adveti of tht 

modern portable house. A sugges 

tion waa ma-de and acted. u’pen, tkf 

thkre were a numbem of” three-room 

houaeo atCapitan, New Mexico, whict 

Might be moved inti Dawuon. A con 

tract was let for the moving of tweu 

ty-nine houaee. The .houaea were cul 

into “three piecen, loaded o,n flat cam 

and”shipped into Dawson,. where the} 

were net upoq wkt b aj”ce beer 

known as Capitan bill. ; 

The hou~es tiere first ;ccu~ed b} 

the. Itnlian ,c(dca pullem of the old 

“Beehive “ coke oven~.. Sitiatid at 

they”. were on the rocky surface of 

the.hill, there wambut,lit$le opportun. 

ity. for the cultivating of gardenB, 

But this difficulty .waa overcome .by 

the fimt thrifty Italian tenan~, who 

haqlqd in httndre~ of loads of rich 

soil. and made their gardsn~ under thti 

mmt diwouraging of circumshnce~, 

During recent yvara”some of the best 

gardens in ;Dawmn have been ~own 

on these enme pldtg.” 

“In 1904 a w’stir Byshrn waa put iq 

to serve. tbene-houseu and they aleo 

had the distinction’ of being ,the first 

to. be tired” foi’ electric ligh,ti. 

But “the old order changet~~. ” AB 

the ‘operation of the mjnee be~p,rne 

mora extiengive, more houuei were 

needed: New houses were built”on No. 

6 h~,’:and New Capihit’ and’~yeni” by 

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Perhape the income. is not m large au before. Even so, INCOME ia only one. 

half the stdrm The other half and bv far the more imuortsnt of the two. i OUTGO. 

Are you gtifiug value received for i~? 

Look over our expenses for the mat mo~th. Were they all nece aary and 

really worth whilef Did you bu~ SOmethimg you really hnve little use fo 

cause it was theq, or. liave you ought things beyond your means because 

just be- 

yo,u happened 

to temporarily hnve some extra money in your pocket Or in yOur eh cklng qccount? 

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.- Anuwer theoe” queation6 for ouruelf and uee if ou are uilty. 

If you are not getting aheai try a new plan. #pen a ~vings Act 

us next payday, wun though it ;s onl a dollar or tin dollara or twenty d 

“IIE with 

lars, and 

*U each uucceedi~ payday de oait 1kaWiue. Do you think th.t ~o small a amount 

,s not worth bother]~ about? %.” ~iM find if VCIU=ive the rdan a fair c i “c. that 

YOU CnSIgetalong wfiout that ten or ~enty just-as w-~lland ~ou will havR omething 


YOU wi~ then wonder why you didn,t try this simple scheme years a O, for ii 

u-ill give YOUa bettm faea of ha value of money, and give you a certain n isfaction 

in ]ooklng Iback over the yea~s ~rk, that can ha obtained in no other way. 

It is nnver too late ti commence ovnr, m start in next aydu .tith an amount 

YOU feel YOU should or can put auide. Don’t put it off longer % y k] ‘i ding YO elf into 

Walt]ng until you have a hundxed Or two hutied, b~cau~* that ~im~ may n ver COUIa 

~nd You are losing duable .tims in the tieantime. 

Start qow: Any amount webme at 

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Are You Having Trouble Making “Enonviction that 

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rh school mi~bt he built. In order , 15 cent copper will be seen .by the, 

‘clear the ne~essnry ground for the fi~t of Jan~w. 

w school building, nine of the ori~. — 

81 twenty-nine houaeg were torn 

wn. Since that time, as nbr Iocw 

Daw~pn Hotel 

John H- enbaugh Mgr.’ 

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~‘1Am~ncanPlan 

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Electri Lights—Steam 

Heat 

I.”?!%f$ 

~:~~’~w~!: 

ms could ‘be”~ecured for the tenanti .W~n@~~. 

the remaining hou~e~, one by one I —. I 

ey have been removed. One of the 

uses still remain~, not bec~use Of 

ntiment, but because plan~ are be. 

? made b remodel the building for 

manual training shop. ‘ 

The space cleared by the removal 19 : 

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the houses which have been used I 

r so many years, will now be avail. 

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la for play ground.” No de{iqi- 

Jns have as yet been mad~ for the 

provement” of tbe gronnd, but it ja 

mirably located for the construe. 

,n of a quarter-mile oval track with 

football and baseball field on the 

FUII Ljne 

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Jide. It is to be hoped that some 

ch p“lan may be worked out. Automobile Acce., oqies 

Mrs. T, L. Kin~y re~ed f- ., 

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Jitn.7 Sorwic. to ill Puts of Cmm, N“ ht -w D*Y 

agon Mouti last Sunhy, we ~m 

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en visiting in the home ‘of k ui~, ., ,, 

r uince Thnksgiti”%. “‘. 

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A Parent-Teachers meeting ~i~ 

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left hy the reuignatl 

,Yeari. Our-boys” Camied ofi “tie hOB 

orsbyt~eHcore of 41 to 15. 

held. at fibe Gentra~ School Friday, 

I)ecmmber 2. The fi t. -Pa~ of the 

program consisted of a drill. by the 

Mi:mi.:W]gh achqql boys” and ~irb 

will be: Seen o“ ~.the Dawmon fIOOI 

neti Sn”turdayni~ht for the first time 

The~k ought ,to. be good games 

third and f outih g= e girls and a Springer had a hard time winnirq 

drill, called ‘!Scerecro 

by the third and fou 

M,A-roamin# ’., from them and o“r teams are con~id 

h grade b~y~. ared. about, equal. to, thmm of tl?( 

Amado Arelkmo’ of tb f.!h grade f=vored. 

the smociation ith an Indian 

dance. Aft@r his,’ n b nine= meeting 

Was held. Mt@.. J., ..,,,Mo~Ow was 

Springer High’. The Opera Houne wil 

be comfotinble. Return: gamea til 

b: played in, Miami Friday ~ft=tnoon 

The school rooms in all the bufld 

inga are attractively: decorated fi] 

After ,.this,, Wi~fred Teeple gave a 

vocnl eolo and the mee ting id joumed 

to meet “again the first Friday of Feb. 

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Dr. Hatih of Pueblo gave an inter. 

esting talkfto the boys of’ th~ eeventh 

and eighth grade~ ar d ~high. SChOOl, 

Tuesclqy:.a~t6rq0gq, ;( :)””..,P’ 

“~8ti:iB Morning; ~ 

“Chri~tihe Bells.” 

“Jacky Frg~t.~~ 

Recititionu by the pupik. ‘ 

Third .n~ Fo.~ G~. ‘ 

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KNIGHTS of PYTHIAi 

Ragnhr mwtimu. maw Wal..~ 

&y mightStSm *’*I** 

Viitor8 AlwmymWelcOmti. 

IfARL DUFONT, C. C. 

@VEY SPRINGERg K. R. -S. 

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Childreyt~H#~ Cutg ~ 

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Dentists;, 

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,OFiICE HOURS: 

‘ 8 A. M. b 12;00 M. 

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7 ?. -M. to S.00 P.. M. 

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Mr. J. A. Gaffoed _ ~ week ETHEL CLAYTON DARfNG DIVER 

end ti TwQu-ri. llN “THE. PRICE OF PoSSESS1ON’I 

ti*M ~mw. - \ 

, DR. WALLER RZs1GN5 AS 

Mr% O.’ N.- Motria. w& b bem 

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH 

vi~ng at *be @me k W. d hfti. ‘“ 

H. D. Mer, left Ttr+y k ~ Dr. C; E. Wailer, of Santa Fe, state 

hme b El k. 

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directir of public, health work in New 

Mexico for the last two yearn ha~ 

R. J. &erwmd, ~“ CoVent, An.. ~e~ned, 

gdu A-h, Mwy R-, ~ecm 

Dr. Wailer preuented. hIs resigna- 

Evereet aud Mr. and Mm. JaWW Snd 

tion to the mefiem of the stite 

*ended * dance at -Wer ~r- -bO*~ of health at a meeting held Ub 

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the A]yarado hotel Saturday. upOn 

Mm. Wn@t ~pitu amivd ti Dnwthe 

:wommendation of Dr. Wailer, 

mn O! ~y fw ~, Kmm., the board appointid Dr. G. S. Luckett 

alId ia ,V- in tie Qlome M Mr. of Sank Fe, who for the past two 

and Mra Peti Bm. y-m hea been direet.or of the division 

—— for preventable diseaaea, to “succeed 

Mr. J-M 

~pending =4 

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Dr. Wailer amdirector 

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of the public 

gel~, mturn~ tie to Dawo? ti- “ 

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Delagua, @]O.; tiiti in Dati 

Friday b *rnt Wir -r, ,who la 

.mn!fiied in h l-l w. 

“KING COTTON NOW REIGNS 

IN PECO~VALLEY, N. M: 

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~ng Alfalfa 

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hee bedn’ dethroned in 

the Pecos “Valley of New Mexico and 

-“ IKing Cotin” re~ in hin stead, SC. 

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THE QUICK LUNCH4PEN DAY AND NIGH+ .. . 

PLACE TO 

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Jos P. 

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BAWS3NBAKERY” 

huis” S Bvio, Proprietor 

Italiaki, 1?rench o: American 

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Candy ~~g~ft 

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Dmwmm .roh-J. S. ~nmell; 

inis~. B“ le school, 10.00 & m. 

k. Yontig, Supt.: Prlm~ jrratfes 

leet at Eeuc e Shtion, & H, D. 

i5ber in c ge, higher @den mmt 

t ~hu~h~k Ev?n}~ wtim, 7,80 

cface ~day, 7.30 p, 

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~fedo Btm-t Potat-*, 

; IPo lb,. 

.Spit-ben I 

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A 1-. bOs..$3.SO 4 

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which we offer ●t 

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lU tkmw tim ● of sustrmc. 

$3.60 Ekch ‘“”- ‘““’ 

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morn uoeful t ● m ● amak ‘oF 

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.~iarnond M.PI r, 98 lb.. @.00.’ ~ FELT SLIPPERS 

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for Womam, Cbifdwn and Mom 

now in ctock. ALL SIZES AND . 

. . COLORS . ‘ 

One Nne ,m.k’c’ ●d, b-vr 

work shwa, ~ul=r $4.7S TmlUM, 

Frtiy amd Suurdm? 

$3.~0 ~ Pair.’ ~ 

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in ●tock for Ch iatm=n, 

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“I want a hiief case:’ ,naid the 6—Do not back out of any public The kiddies all would he, .. 

man with the Bumpicion#looking nose. or private gamge on a main thorough. ,1 1~,your preaen~ “ =rne ~0 18* . ‘“‘“ 

,,Do you ~ean:e~ quartfoliO?” fare. . To hung on the CfiEtmaE tie. 

suggested the tnctful clerk. 

f---Do not fail $0 ]ook both Ieft,and Your gifth need not be opened 

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right when approaching a street in. If a puster YOU will use; , 

John: “’What are .You going tq “do temection regacdlws ‘of the fact that “Don’t open until C~lst~s* t “ 

with tbe money from your Chfistmao one haa technically the right of ,way Isa seal that YOU should choose’. 

savim club?” 

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on alf cam app~ching from tbe left, I wnnder if YOUfeali~a ‘.’ 

Hemw: “Pay’ for the prisent9 “my 

7—When driving in the mountains The hardebipa of tbs clerk, 

wife gives. ink.” 

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akd approaching a milmad cro;sing, If YOUneglect ~ mail THIS WE~K. 

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do not rely upon tke wig-tiw-or bell, And thus your duty shirk. 

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called at t,he office while you wem as they often fail ta worti. Uae your And picture the POO*pOstrn~* ‘“ ‘ 

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out who -Id that he came in ti give eyes and cam. “” ,. bden down ~th shouldem lame;’ 

.,- YOU a beatitig,” 

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8—Do not PW maclrines going in F., although ‘tiu “M?w Chritiafl” 

Editor: “What did you tell him?” your direction at a highway or stceat They muut all work, just the *me. 

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Office BOY.:“1 mid kt I was uor. inbmection as it is dangerous am well so remember, friend! MAIL EARLY,’ ‘ 

ry that you were not in.” 

as being against th~ bw,. ‘ If you’d sti~ad the Christmas cheer ~> 

9—Remember not to dfive too close MAIL EARLY, and MA~ OFTEN 

Mike: “You look tiredj’ 

bebind the car in front of yti, m it And delay s,yau need 

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not fear. 

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carry. mky be necaeaary for that mr, ki stip 

~lfe is a mad, mad mce, and ~ha 

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ing a bod of bricks up. to the third suddenly withmt giving a ~tip signal. 

we get through with i we afe all. ou 

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of breath,-Boatin . lCDO not race k ~aet. car b a“ (By Jaws COnrIer). 

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Mike: ‘*How long have you been do. stipping point in order .40 oqueeze The regular meeting of h Boy 

. . . ing it.?”. .-. . . 

‘~1 think 1>11dm~ I ou the hOYS.’ 

p9ti it. us a lame majdiity of acci- huti wua held ti tie W&fam Of. 

Pat: “No-I ~tatt tomomw.n 

mid the miner as he fe~. d- th{ 

denb to ~e~mtrhfia am caused in fi~ at ,1.80- Friday evening. Pf.snE 

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“SaY au, didn;t you 

tiee me wave at you? ‘ < ; 

Mirandy: “Yen, yo fraih thing 

and if Henry was here herd mImh qOo 

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“~ow long “hav you been en. 

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‘Shd: “Thiu time, or all tigefier?- 

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MH, &gg: ‘(you d ceived m~ be. 

fore we were married You told m< 

you were well ofk” 

Nagg : ~~SoI W’*, b’ i’ I didn’t ~a]. 

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SANE SAFETY StJGGESTIONS 

—“ MAIL EARLY Atih otiEN rfumniw w give N- Year’k Ev* W- 

From the S*fety Buraiu of the Auto. (Ry Annie P, Schi.~m. “Clerk in New Id%u+mblle 

Club of. Sou”tb-n Rnchelle, ,N. .Yl, ,P&t” Office. ) Mr. krroom Wsb me-ma mve 

California The Chriatmartidr h drawing near, hhti-wee~w- “. 

—., When psrcelTost 10oms %i~h, in--k 

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:, l—When you, givs an arm. s~nal. The clerks and potimew “plead ti”i~h A-w*bofom~@for 

a turn, look bebind hefere turn. ‘ you ; Mr. -n mh tie tic- “~ 

,,MAIL EA~LY,l~’ is their cm. for the da~. E~h -t took kn 

ng. 

2—Din’t drive away. from the curb’ Of coume you want your friend~ to wk~=fi-toee~~m ““ 

without giving an. arm eignal and get 811. A mod time is cured b ev- ~. 

looking behind. Their Afti “by Chiist~ dny/ -: Ierwq.e*,the da”&. , ., ---- 

8—Don~t park your car partly on And Uncje Shin-will .baqk YOU~UFL,” 

!he b!gbway when utopplng to change If YOUmnil thern,rlghi away. ,. 

:ite~ or make ~epnim. But if you keep on waiting .“: : 

.4—Do not ulight from a ~rked car Until the Iaut few. dhy~, 

anthe left hnid side without 100fig There’il. he Co,ngeGion .@ $he ,finik 

;O 8ee ..if anyone is approaching in a And terrible delayu. 

nachine., ,. . . . ,, ., Just think bow, disnppoint8d ~‘~”~~~,’~ 

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SPECIAL SAiE O; 

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ETHEL CUYTON 

BERT LYTELL . ‘“ ““ 

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to ktter d-an~e” ,Dawson Opera House, .::’::~m. 

tbn in 

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Rabert AAe (kdyfingers) . . . . . ..-.~. - 6Eti &tall . 

Enti. Camde+ ;-.--------- *----.....:-. Orn 

Jmstti H-ddom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F~=k Ilrntt 

Rachel Sethorill . . . . ..-+-------- Edythe Ch 

Ltc.t. Ambroao . . . -------------- D.Wikt J 

Robert A-he (mt age of four) ------ Stmd8r GO .bb 

SYNOPS16Fiv. yarn ●fter Rachel Seth.rill 4u. di~owned her only 

daughter for cheice i. m.rrimtiwth. #irl, #owd with QnO CMIA, i9 

killed. The boy falli in Ath = .afe-cr~cker ●nd le~raa the pro f.mian., 

Yenrs Intar, Haddon, the Sethcrill lawyer, while senr 

M*II Iikemetieof Mru. Sctherill’t bu*b~nd, lE*WW thst 

not~ crook, d~●lmont ●a exact rasqmblauce. bdyfi 

has fmllen in love with Enid, Mrs. Sot&rill’* -ward. 

● ~ b-n mt tb.S*tb.rtilc- tbu old kdy notices th 

blame and GUSW* - k uenstrn. 

pearls di..mp.mm. H-ddon ind Liout. A 

●d ucuse Hyfioger*. The pe~rl~’ .re 

‘old Idy demou=”e~ tbun for im.uiti~ hem 

the iuvithtion to riiit 

money to place in h 

hor -md during tae 

rife. ktotthatd 

th*t ●11l=w-bm~k=m mveutw=ll~ receive th*ir yunfkmmn 

ero roelizea he cmnmot win her love ●ud MMmtly dep&t* 

he •tn~ ●ttbe s-fe ~nd it conFrotIted by tb= mid Izdy, w 

-t. id.fi~ Haddo. ..d Ambmw w.itfng for kim. 

the safe and fired- the mm=s 

Emid e.xplaiming hh dep-ra. 

iutact with ● letter fmm .U d yfinger. to 

T~ old lady rqpomte ●ndinform- him 

he imher-grandson. 

totho wlice follo-s 

Ho rofuaee to #t*y. A confenqion ti,f hio .trimm 

with a t~~.yemr sentence iu Prfgon. Released, ha 

tdem to farming. Enid finds him mud they ~re m~rrid . Tboy Ii-m 

mmthe f*m and bvo 8 b-by bmy. The lam-l+ old WY, while w~tcb. 

inc them F- ~n .mkmbeti, -Iim =nd ●fidat de- in~ tbair midct. 

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SANTA CLAUS TO VISIT 

DAWSON KIDDIES 

For scl.eral days, Santa’s advance 

agents have been coming into Dawson 

in prc~aration for the annual visit of 

Hi$ Majesty, St. Nicholas. BY Christ. 

mns eve; all will be in readiness for 

hie reception. Loads and loade of 

Christmas gifts, candy, nuts, and 

c,ranges will be on hand to gladden 

the hearts of hiz many friends. 

The reception- committee this year 

will include the names of over fourteen 

hundred Dawson children bet~veen 

the ages of three and fifteen, 

and all cbildrcn over fifteen years of 

agc who arc attending school. 

It seems that Santa was very much 

plzascd with his reception list year. 

eo a silni!ar plan will again be car. 

ried out this year. There will be four 

Chsistmu% trcea; one at the Central 

School, one at the Opera House, one 

at the I.orita School, and one at 

I.ash’s Hfdl. The following pro~arn, 

consisting of five numbers will bc 

rcndcrcd at each of the above named 

PIUCCSand pretiel)ts distributed to the 

children of the respective districts. 

Song -------------------- Chorus 

~.ong ------- —-------- Girl Scouts 

SonE ---------- Jul>ior Camp Fire 

Son~ . . . . . . ..- Senior Crimp Fire 

Song . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boy Scouts 

(Santa Claus will also be there) 

The pr~grams at the Central School 

and the Opera HouEe will start at 

4.30 o’clock Saturday afternoon, ‘De. 

celnber 24th, and the programs at the 

Lorita School and hshb M~ll will 

~tart at 5,00 0’clOck the same nfternoon. 

The place where each child is 

to go is written on his card, and also 

the hour at’ which the program is to 

start. If by Thursday evening there 

i~ any child who has not received a 

card, they should call at the Welfare 

Office Friday morning. Presents may 

he issued only upon pre.sentatio” of a 

card, and at the place indicated. 

CHRISTMAS MAIL DELIVERY 

‘The delive~ wndow of tlhe local 

post office wiR be open on Christ. 

mw Eva after distri,hltion mi mai]s 

until 8 p. m., for delivery of parcds 

only, and on Christmas morning from 

9 to 10 a. m, The office will also 

Ibe open on Mon,tiy, Dec~bm 26~h 

fnom 9 to 10. a. m. Pmkro- will 

please refrain fram agklng Sor par. 

.=el,s n’t any time except when de. 

livery windows are open, as it is i“ 

COn’fiiCt ~vith the Poakfd Laws and 

Re,gula,tions ta kransnct any business 

except clurinc office hOuTs. 

HARVEY SPRINGER, P. M. 

KNIGHTs OF ‘PYTHIAS 

ELECT OFFICERS 

At the reg=eeting of the 

Knights of Pythiaa lodge held in the 

lodge rooms on Wednesday evening, 

Decnmber 14th, the following officers 

were elcc~d for the next term: ‘ 

Chancellor Commander . . . . . . . . . 

Frank Besuolo 

Vice Chancellor Commander ---- 

. . . . . . . . . . . . ..-. -.Ira Bradford 

Prelate --------------- J. Sbeltin 

Master at Arms . . . . . . ..- F, Covert 

Inner Guard -- . . . . Angelo As@ala 

Outer Guard --- Elmer Sherfick, Jr. 

Mr. Caaper Moty waB elected as 

trustee, taking the place of Mr. W. G. 

Noore, 

pired. 

whoBe term of office has ex- 

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MY, nnd Mrs. A, SandPval a= the 

Wren@ of a b~by girl. 

\ Ha$eYou Been a Good Boj? / 

Thci neu+ly elected officer# of tie 

ocal chapter of the Eastern fir 

were in~lled Saturday eveni~, De. 

!mber 17th. 

At t,he conclusion of the k&h~a- 

:ian sewice, Wylch was witn~ed ‘by 

:he Ea$tern Stars and fmiliw, re- 

!r=hmezb were seryed a“d k -id 

‘our ~~~”7?d. 

Mr. C, A. Frazer 4 Mi~ Helen 

~razer s~nt Sunday M BafdY. 

The regular meeting of the Daw. 

son Boy Scoub was held in the office 

of the Welfare Department at 7.30 

Friday evening. 

Plans were discussed for the organ 

ization of a football team to play s 

tcaln of ““non-Scouts” some time ir 

the near future. 

Preparations are also being made 

for a trip to ,Raton when the Dawsor 

Troop will compete with the Rater 

Troop in basketball and swimming 

contenti. 

Scout Redpath has been selected az 

captain of the Troop ksketball team 

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HIGH SCHO bL TEAM WINS 

-E WITH MIAMI 

One ud tbe -t closely conteatid 

baskelhbal.1gmmm in Afi tk DP.w- I 

aon high sehoD1hys’ t-m have tius 

far been engm~ti, ww @ayd et the 

OFra House S~turday eveninr, *en 

fie Miami !hi* gchool tia,m was defeated 

by a narrow m,argti of six 

poinba. The final score W- Da-on 

3J and Miam i 26. 

0 win~ ho 1L misunderstanding, the 

Minmi high a:hool girls’ &earn,which 

was also to p]ay, failed h arriw~. In 

order to prov ide the second g~me Of 

the evening, a conltest was atinged 

with the Kink‘ tow:~ team. The bwo 

l’ocnl girls’ te ams ‘hnd mn’t twice before, 

the hon m having ‘been dividd 

in the tw co I,tests. For this rmson; 

the ~ame was of unu~ual intm=t. In 

the first half the hi~h srhacd obtained 

a i-d of i poinh, wlhi~ b tIWW?I 

firial score s 13 Ito 9 in tivm at 

The lina of ibe teams were as 

fol10w8 : 

Dawson B )YF TEAMS Minm$ 

English Forward Bishop 

Montoya Fsrward I@kanbarY 

Coved Center Ecller 

Sinesio Guard Bishop 

R4path Subsbitu’te Stiti 

Saul s u,b#ttit e Undemaod 

D&wwn GI RLS’ TEAMS Du.~on 

High ‘ Tvwn Team 

Vickers Forward Cwh 

Wnger Fore-d Buttram 

Rd@th J. Ounter Ever-t 

Pdty R. Center ShelWn 

Chiappetti Guard Map 

Covert Guard Teeple 

Sherwood Su,bstitike R-bh 

Bmgmo Stibtitute 

SIGN FICANT NEWS 

The Unite, ‘States Navy Department 

hss ,announced thst it wilt mon 

,Place fifteen ships of *he dd navy 

UEXICANS FORM SOCIAL CLUB CAMP FIRE NOTES 

on the amti,o n Iblwk fnr sale. 

Russia hw sent a wvti delegation 

h Buenos Alres for the n~tiation 

About twenty of the Mexican pee. A-O.Ki.Ym Camp 

of trtile rel,a io”e between Argentina 

>Ie living. in Dawson mvt Sundav, 

and Russia, 

[t the honle of Mr. Pollares on No. 5 

(Julia Frazer, Reporter.) 

The House of BaprwenMve6 on 

iill and organized a social rlub which 

The A-O-Ki.Ya Canlp Fire Girls 

December 10 lh pmued ffiheWalah bill 

rill benr the name “Club Rectetitivo.’~ 

Inet at the holne of Dorothy Dive~ 

for tie appoi ntmen,t of 22 rndditionfd 

; fo~ their last meeting. O“r time wa~ 

Mr. J. Paez was elected. president, ; 

f edeml district ju~es. 

Iir. J. V. Ramirez secretary, and Mr, ( 

spent practicing our Chri~tmaa songs, A limit on :Ihinese immig~tion may 

The next meeting of the Camp will be 

Iugustinc Quezada, Jr., treasurer of 

be sdt by the Canadian wvment. 

he new club. 

held at the home of Mrs. Holma”. Ulster refu aes to take any ,N~t in 

A meeting !vil be held at the same 

Udticamp. 

the new lrisk Free’ Stite. ● 

>lncenext Sunday when the rules and (Elizabeth She~ood, Reporterj Brtiain, .Is.Wn and bhe United 

cgulatiotls for members will be form. 

The Uda Camp Fire Girls held s State9 agree Ito limit navies. 

hated, 

;hort meeting at the home of Mrs, W, A Wtal ~f S06,228 diene were ad- 

Mr. Jaloma, n n>en>bcyof the new 

Hart la~t Tuesday evenin=. 

mi,ked b t-hE Un

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1s A BUSINESS ASSET 

We are preps red to give you thk best of service in 

keeping your clothes cleaned and pressed 

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DAWSON TAILOR SHOP 

Hot Chiti and Chocolate 

Drop in Af ter the Show 

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Dwight’s IceCream 

Confectionery and 

Cigars 

Serve , 

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PLAC A“ ““ TO EAT ,,;;:~:;; 

TH”E QU CK LuNCH—OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 

RADKA & GRAHAM 

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RATON, N, hf. 

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TOWN BASKETBAL TEAMS ‘ THE NEW YEARS DANCE 

SCORE ANOT ER VICTORY] The New Y.ar’s danu will be 

chm.ke of the Dawon BOY %U 

The second double header on the GOOdmusic will ‘be furhitie~ ,by ~ 

Dawson Basketball ,ub,~ ~chedu,e WardemllO~h&a. Any but w 

be glad to supply YUU wfih tick+ 

was played on the ho~ e floor on Fri- ~t ~l,oo ~wh. 

day evening with th town teams 

nlr. Frank McLennon and Mr. Ro 

from Springer. The awson players 

IZobcrtwn came down fmm Rcd Ri 

again demonstrated t eir basketball 

er Tuerduy to spend Lb holidaya 

ability by winfiing hot games. Dawson. . 

The Dawson Men’ team found .— 

their stride early in t he Fame and ~ 

wm,~ES 

nntl yearn ~~0 ~tocklngs 

were not hung on 

Chr1stmn8 eve as \vn hang 

them mow, No one ever 

heard of much n thing ad 

hungtng up n BtOCklUg for 

Chr18tmms glfts. And if 

children had thoucht cd such a thing 

the? would havo .nltI, “What a foullah 

idea I A stocking wouldn’t “hold h~lf 

tie things we wan~ So tie children 

thruu~hout the world pieced crocks, 

blg brns~ basln$, md copper ketth?e 

on the henrth on Chrlstma8 eve nnd 

Itit “otee In thmn tellIng Satlta to 

fill them to the brim. Each year the 

chlldrpn left lhrget Wsmls to be filled, 

children left larger ves~ls to k fdle& 

Up [n the great whlw uorth Snnta’n 

celndeer no longer pruned nnd palvea 

lmpatlent to be off cm Christmas eve. 

aw they once hnd done, They Illlng 

thclr bend% nlld II tlrcd look Catne 

%ntr,thclr hlg brown eyes, for they r~ 

mel))berefl how hqn\-y the lends h:td 

groat) nlld how mfmy more trips they 

%\.ereforced to mnke yenr by year. 

St. Nicholas no lo”Eer weted now 

through the RUmrLl@t months, ns he 

once had done, hilt ?ubored every 

da>-throu~hnut the year, und often he 

built toys Ifde Into the night, for a 

gre!at maIIy gifts bad to be mnde to 

fill the hnfiketxttifitthe ~reedy cblldren 

left, The ,twlnkle l~ft lI!S Kieiry eyes, 

n!)d he n? longer snn~ about hls work. 

for he wnu szkd nnd thought of thn 

t!me ihnt wnnld mme when he could 

‘WhQh St. Nlch@an found tidcklng~ 

n PIFICe 0! ~he g-at basketi and 

)nrti?l$ the twinkle camf agnln Into 

dR lntighlng Qpen. hls ,.heeks grew 

‘cd, nnd he UUIIEee he dkove through 

he merry aea of #cowflnki?rr. 

W]tb jnst stocklng5 to fill St 

Nlcholns hnd time to r.?flt. and he 

zrelv xtron~ and wII, nnd the $nirlt 

]f Chrlstmns Ilb*d. SO this Is why 

aowadnxs ~vn hung IIP our #tocklng@ 

>n Chrlstulas eve. All this we mm 

!old hy A writer, who learned !t from 

I Chrlstmos fal~, 

no longer bl]lld +Tboagh ~r~eent~to go 

nrouml, 

L:lte n]]eDvcemher dny St. Nlchnlns 

stepped from hls workrnhopInto th~ 

deep .1,”,7. FRCIDE the south, he 

SIl,etvl,ed out hIs tifea armn nnd 

cnlled: “Henr, oh hear, children of the 

,*:,vth, my ]o\.eii,ones. cnn you not see 

ymI nre hvcoml]>g wlflsb IUId thmt your 

creed,v Oemnnds nre ton neat n tnsk, 

even for St. NlcholaM, king of the 

Chrlstmnmspirit? Cuu’t Xou see, my 

vhlldrell, thnt TOUare kllllnr the srdrlt 

of Chrlstmns?,, 

His rhln snnk !IPon 111schent nnd 

rounded out a 06 to 9 victory. Bob 

tenr8 Kli$tened In bls kindly eyes. A 

soft \\,hltcsnowflnke fluttered down 

‘Pooler led the *corin for the l~~al 

and nestled ngfdnet hl# Cheek, and n 

team. with a total of. 30 points and 

tltl~ voice \vlllspered Into hl~ ear: 

“Snntn, I w,I1lI,elp you;’ 

Shc~OOd fOllowed clo { ~ behind with 

,,lvho m-e yon Y risked St, h7cholnp 

24 points. Covert IWa ~redited with 

“1 nm n snow. fairy,” nnewered thn 

10 points and Laubac 2. For the O HE ~tro[lg and true; to be ge tln~ >-oIce.“A~ rn~ Elst@rsand I have 

Visitors, Wright tiade 6 points a“d ~ erollfi 1“ pi-nise and uppreclntlo dn~red nbotit th~ atr we have often 

of others: t,) impute worthy m< m\.lrled ahrnlt ynur alelch on Chrlst- 

Bruce S. 

( tivcs even to elle”de~; to give wlthol lnns eve, anti hnve Rr.?n the great 

ln the girls’ ~ame hich followed, cxpectmtlon of return; to pmctlce h’ Iolbds volt hllvc. Idlvnys Cnrrled and 

mlllty, tolernrlce and flelf.m~tralnt; I hen’ 1ired I-C,Uhn~e looked? 

Dawson again took an ea=]y ]~ad i“ ,,lvllnt, o what, shall 1 dOT’ asked 

innke the best I18eof thne anfl oppo 

the scoring and held i to the end of tunIry: to keep the 1“1ml Pum and tt Snntn. 

“Just go n[]o!lt your work as ueual; 

the Kame. Mka COVQ made a total ~ud~itlentCbnrltahle: to extend tnt~ 

Of 32 pointi and Mm Buttram 16. I ]Igent .YInpnthy to tho&e In Olstrqs! 

nll.\ver~d the fairy. ‘{l nnd all my 

elst~rv ,vIII help ynu.Vto 

cnltlvnte quietness nn(l nonmflls 

For Springer, Mim H bbard made 6 j 

nnce; to sp~nk Ilttle and llaten macl “Oh, thnnk yml-lbank You:’ crlefl 

Points and Mine Popej 

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St. Xlcholas. 

! to adhere Ul!\-nI-Sto a 

And the fnlry floated out 

high atnndtil 

The town teamn ex ect to EO to of thon~bt, Pu,:p”se and ~ond”ct ;“ I amon~ the ntller uno\\. tlake$. 

Springer for a retur As the cblldren went abont the 

game y,orne grOW.\n gr~Ce, KW)dn@UBand Rtlltihld( 

time in the near f“tur I 

to fieek truth and rlshteon~nefls; I 

unowflakee whirled around them. nnrf 

The Iineup@ of the- earns were as [ n.ork, Iol,e, prny nnfl nerve dnlly: ! It swlrlerl ns if they henrd the chmnt. 

aspl~ grently, labor chmrtully at ln~ -f tiny mice%. mnd ns the -nn\,.. 

f Ollowe: 

j tae GOdat HIS~.ord—tbi~ 19to tr~v flnkes nestled ngnlnst their enrs they 

Bays’ Tea , ! heavemv8rd.-G. Klel?,er In Y. M. ( Heemed to sing: ‘-Just n ~tocklng— 

Dawaon [ Springer ! C. Centnl. 

hnnE a etockln~,IIP on Christmas e~~?’ 

Sherwood . . R. Forw rd ._ Hu”ier 

“J!wt n *tocklnK—dust a stwklnx,” 

POO1er --- L. F~r~ar ___ Wtight 

rnn~ tllrnl!gh the h~urts of the children 

on Chrfstmztaeve. And In place of 

Laubach .-. Center _- . Cunningham 

Assala . . . . . R. Guard __... Bruce To Welcome the New Year, Ienvlnz the meat vessels as they once 

Covert ---- L. Guard 

a 

hnd done tbe~ lust hun~ nn th~lr 

---- Shirley ! 

sfocklncu. 

Graber, Sub~titute. 

PRETTY ceremony hm”rled 

Some chlldmn were tad selfish to 

dn~h from the pmst 18 to 

Girl, - Tea. ,, 

henr the @ong of the snowflake and 

open tile lront ddor prompt- 

Covert --- Forward 

left the mtit ba~kets amthey alwayu 

.-. Hubbard ly on the stroke of midnight for bad done. Bnt when they saw tbe 

Buttram --- Forward --- Popejoy ‘1 the paeslng of tbe old yenr to ~reat joy ihe unwIEQh chlldcen h~d 

Evere~t --- J. Center ..- Flomheim 1 join the centurtes of the past, In tbelr tiftu nnd how contenteA Ptl 

Shelton .._ R. Gentir .._ Reynolds and for the entrance of the baby hnppy they were the8a Wlfbrh on- 

Teeple ----- Guard .,---- Shahati oew ?eur, who 18 just nbout to were riahnmd. and they, too, -n 

Mays ----- Guard . .--- Wright 

mmmence hlB earthly cnfeer. to hang UP onlY their Etdcklnguwheh 

Shelton ------- Sub. - ------ Taylor 

w.tmaa eve mrne rwpd. 

we at Ienst 8h~>11t‘TqnprnyNew Yekr” 

to everyho(ly we meet on New leur’~ 

m~rnln~. \VheI1rve ~hollt thnt, we 

menn cood hICk to them for all the new 

yenr throllxh, 

NEVER AGAtN 

Oetrlch — New.- fanglod breakfamt 

tedd, eh? Well I wore otf frem that 

etufl the flret of last yearl 

PUMPKIN PIE. 

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Stew the pumpkin and rqb thin”@ 

% colnnder. Rent the yolkfl of tour 

:ggs IIght; ndd n cupful of fiugnr and 

>ent unt!l YOII hnve n qnnrt uc the 

$ten’ed Dumpkk. Pour In II quart of 

nllk, n tennpoonflll of ❑utmeg, nnd CID. 

)nmon. Fol(l In the Sclffend whlt~ 

B! four eggs, Line a deep ple plate 

vlth IIl]ff paiite, tien fill with the 

)umpkln and bake In a mode-ate oven 

111done. 

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SHORT LIFE IS LONG. 

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PA~ K. CARSON, 

Director and Editor I 

.l,,,IE” of smbm..1pN*m 

six m,nthu . . . . . . ..--. -- . . . ..-...$ ,76 

_ one . f..~V_--.. z. ... ... . . ...z-.-L . . . . . 1,60 

AdVert,slng Ratem o“ APplicatIL,n 

Nnterea a, UeCOnd-.la@B 

March ltth, 1$21, at the pomt-offiS&~ 

Uawnon. A-ew M.xica. 

If You do not receive youf”paper l.e~. 

ularl~, or If at any time y“” chan~h 

Yaur addreee, kindly inform tie and 

prmmpt atte.ntlo” 

F*QUa.te. 

will be given to your 

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CHRISTMAS GREETINGs 

By WarrZ Harding 

The Christi,m a-n of 1921 

comes to a wodd titih I think we 

dI realize lb now set j@ fe* fair. 

ly and firmly in the way M ~abilitation 

and of return to Che sde wys 

of pro~ws and reconstitin, 

Our own country may well regati 

&elf as peculidy fortunate, ,bth in 

iti bmrn,teous tesoumw and, by rea. 

rnn of tie oppmbunity it hw enjoyed 

of making ih own god fotiune and 

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Are You Having Trouble Making Ends Me bt? 

Then atop and look in the matter. 

Perhapn the income & nrit afl large as before. Even m, INCOME “ia only onehalf 

the ~tdry. The other half and by far the more important of the two, in O~GO. 

Are you getti~ value received for it? 

Look ‘over your expen~ea for the past month. Were they all necessary and 

r~ally worth while? Did You buy e.omethinx vou reallv hnve little use for. just because 

it was che~, or have you bought thin~~ beyond ~our means becausa “y~u hap. 

pened to temprardy have home extra money in your pocket or in your checking account 

? Anawar the~e questione for yo”rnelf and see if ou are guilty, 

If you are not getting ahead try a new plan. ~pen a Savings Account with 

us next payday, even tha~h it ;B only a dollar or ten dollam or twenty dollars, and 

then each succeeding payday de osit likewise. Do you think thnt so small an amount 

is not w~rth botherilw about? $OU will find if yon give the plan a fair chance that 

you can get along without &at ten or twenty just as well and you will have something 

to show for it at the, end d three or six months time, 

You wiU then wonder why you didn’t try this simple scheme years ago, for 11 

will give you a better laea of the value of money, and give you a certain satisfaction 

in looking ,back over the year’s work, that can be obtiined in no other way. 

It is never too late to commence over, m start i“ next payday with any amount 

YOUfeel YOUshould or can p“t aside, Don’t put it off longer by kidding ydumelf inti 

Waltlng until you have a hundred or two hundred, because that time IUay IIeVer ~Ome 

and YOU are los]ng valuable time in the meantime+ 


At this Chri-as &Xwn, 

ati am ~ure !tkt Wr ~aple 

I hope 

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Will re- 

No, 7 Mine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Machine Shop and Craftsmen . . . . . 

rection and aupertision of men, may 

be a candidate for the Welfare Corn. 

turn devou,t bhanke far the bleusin~ -.-. .. —————-—. —-—-———-—-——-tit 

have been bmtiwed -n tiem, outside ________________________ 

and renew tiheir pled- d ser& 

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It will be noted t}at the first sec. 

aINIuaefuln~ of earned dfofi and tion of the ballot is desi~ed to pTO. 

cafe adwancemewt im ‘beblf of t!lre 

vide representation of the neveral nab=t 

things of Iif e, 

tionrd rrouue. Each emr.levee of the 

co”m”pa~yw~o is entitled ~o ~ vote may 

WELFARE COMMITTEE MEET 

—- vote for any man of his own nationmittee 

or participate in their election. 

4. The supewi~ion of the election 

shall be in charge of the Welfpre 

Committee in office at nuch time as 

the election may be held, and the 

votes shall be counted by a committee 

composed of two members of the act.I 

ing ~Ommittee and the DirectOr of the 

The regnlar meeting of the Daw. 

son Welfare committee was held in 

tbe office of the Welfare Depart. 

ment at 7.S0 Saturday evening, 

The meeting wau give” over to the 

ality withOut regard tO the district in W@lfnre Department. 

which h@ may be employed. Th@ men Ntiices will be posted in the near 

receiving the high@$t number Of votes future Eiving the date On which the I 

in their own respective national general election will be held for the 

~rOuus, shall be declared @lected- 0 selection of the Welfare Committee 

Electric Lights 

Heat 

discussion of plans for. a more satis- The second section of the ballot which is to serve for the first six 

factory method of selcctirig the ,nem. prOvide$ fOr the ~electiOn Of rePre- mOnth$ Of the cOminE year. 

hers of the Welfare Committee, lt Isentatives of the ~everal districts. The I —. — 

wa9 the opinion of the committee I,, emplOy@@~Of each of the six districts I 

that the rep~esentntion nho”ld be h$t@d On $h@ballot maY vote for any I 

more general. lt Was pointed out man employed in th@ district in which 

that during the past year tbcre wes they work. The district candidates 

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no representation from either Lorita may be Of any nationality, and tbe 

or No. 7 camp. The suggestion w~ti men reeeivin~ the highe$t number of 

also offered that ~on,mjt~pcmen votes in their-respective di~tricts shall 

A. M. VAN DYKE, Mnm*gmr 

shc.uld serve only [or a period of six 

months. 

bc declared elected. 

In addition to the above the fol- 

Twice-a-Day Auto Service to Raton 

After the di~cussion of numerous 

plans, the conl]nittee drcided thfit the 

10win~ general rules governing 

@lcctiOnwere adOptcd: 

the 

Auto Lonvem Gr=ge nt 9 A. M. ~nd 3 P. M. Clocrnd C r.. 

mo~t satisfactory method to follow in 1. No person may h~ elected as a 

WELLEQUIPPED MACHINE SHOP 

the future for the selection of m~m. 

hers of the Welfare Gommittce would 

member of the Dawson Welfare Com- 

mittee who has nOt been in the em- 

Full Li~e of 

hc by ballot, and that the ballot P1OYOf the cOmp~ny for at least One 

should provide for the eelectio” of year. 

botb representative of the several ; 2. No person may be elected as a 

]lational groups and representatives member of the Dawson Welfare Corn. 

of the several districts of tha camp. mittee who dots not speak EnKlish. 

Automobile Accessori 

Jitney Se-ice te all Pmrt. of C-rep, Ni=ht -F D-7 

Bm=gmg. 

and T~.fe+Pmmpt Se-ice 

The following form of ballot has 

been approved by the Welfare crim. 

3. NO foreman, boas, or any other 

per~On to whOm ia delegated the di-, 

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mittee and the management: ,— 

PHELPs DODGE CORPORATION 

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Stag Canon Branch 

Welfar. Committaa Election Ballot 

General Representitive~ 

Vote for any man of your own rip.. 

tiona]ity without regard to where 

he may be employed. 

FREE 

American ---------------------- 

Italian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- 

Slav . ..-a ______________________ 

A LARGE BALLOON 

Greek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 

Spanish-American --------------- 

With every purchase of our SWcial 25c Package of Pop Corn 

Old Mex. Mexican --------------- 

Negro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

We have jmt received a fresh lot of cati~, 5c, 10c ad 15c pack- 

District Repre.entativen 

Vote for any man employed in yo”~ 

district, without regard to nation. 

ages ‘ 

ality. 

NGS, 1, 2, 3, 6 Mines ______________ 

No. 4 Min. _____________________ 

No. 6 Mine --------------------- 

J. J. LA UBACH, Proprieto + 

Dawson 7otel 

John Hixenbaug Mgr. 

AmaricanPI 

f 

Single Meals 5C 

RATES $3.00 pe 

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day 

THE DAWSON GARAG F 

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nly 2 More Shopping Days ‘Till 

, Christmas 

Act Now. StoreOpen ‘Till 7 p. m. this Week 

Althoug it is getting late, you will still find our stocks full of appropriate gifts for any member of 

the family or friend. We list only a few. 

! 

bdim.’ Comtt 

Lndia.’ Drm** ● 

hdiet Swoa OF, 

Skirt. 

Ho*ierY 

Men’. Ov*rcoatm 

Mmn’e Suit, 

Sweatet. 

Shirt, 

Tie. 

Children’. Clmth;n# 

Toys 

Stationery 

Furniture . 

Kdnks 

Thermos Bottle, 

Jewelry 

Cut Glasm 

Vi.trmls, 

Bd Spread. 

Umbrellam 

Ribbons 

T~wel, 

cutlery 

Hmmdker himft Bath Robes RUE~ 

Blanket, Autm Supplies 

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ONEL T MEN’S 

OVE COATS - 

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$22.5 Each 

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ChristmasSpecialsfor Friday and Saturday 

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ONE LOT MEN’S 

MACKINAWS I 

$9.95 Each 

-! BEAUTIFUL ‘! 

~ DOWN COMFORTS ~ 

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Worth $2S.00 eath. Cln.in= out 

$15.O~Each ~ 

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STATIONERY 

RaEulnr So-lb. PaPet 

25c lb. 

Store Closed Store Closed 

MO DAY 

Dece er 26th 

${*%+ -b 

DAWSON. NEW HEX. 

—.., .. —.— ———— 

She: “Why did they put Bob out of I Mr. Ferdinari;~”A;~; was a W-1 

the Fame ?‘ 

, ton visitir Satu*y. 

He: “For holding!” 

She: “Oh, isn’t that just like Bob !“ 

—Virginin Reel. 

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Mrs. W. V. Davis ad eon Harold 

left Saturday for El Paso, TeNas, 

where they will np~nd the ~ristmas 

“Late for reveille again, I see, 0’- I hol~d’nyswith rdstivm. 

Malley,” snorted the irate captain. 

FollowinE the public S*W1 Christ- 

“130w do yeu account for this permn~ 

Vogram on Friday Mrs. Earl 

sistent tardiness?” 

(, ‘Ti~ inherited, ~ir,~’an~wered p~. I~ibh Mays aftmnmn onterbined tea. .a num,ber of ladies 

O’Malley, “Me father was the late 

Michael O’Mallev.’’—The American I Mr. Ira G. Lovcri”c ins been con- 

Lezio,, WeekLy. - fined tQ his home during tie p~st 

week with a sprained ankle. 

,,Why do ~ou call my boy a Poor 

nut?” queried an indignant mother, Mesdames Stranni~an, &yd and 

who confronted the dictician of a New Wfison and Miss Hunter motored to 

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.JcrseY charities association the other 

morning at her office door. And the 

Brilliant 

Ram*. 

SUn~Y f~ the fOObbal~ 

“4 

latter has not yet found a way of connlr. 

and Mm. Georw Bournazns 

Jud Tunkin6 sa that Iosin’ you> vincin~ Mrs. CarusIJthat “poor nuf ’ 

are the para~ of a baby girl bOrn 

temper is like Iosin a golf ball. “N( On the face of Angelo’s card stands ~ccm~er ~~*h 

matter how good Y r int@ntiOnswerl for poor nutritiOn.—Survey. 

to start with, YO ‘W delay in’ tht 

——— — Mr. hn!s Sinkotich has been congnme,]~—Washin# 

n Star., 

Bn sure h buY a tick~ ** ~ fi~ed ~ hja ~me for the pa~t feW 

— 

New Year’s dance at the *= dayg ~“f f ~fing with *“ stick ti the 

F10u9e. 

Tryin~ to pieas~ s QafiY enough Un 

~. la ., rrinne. . . - 

less there is somet ing to be divided 

Mi= MW Aasalia is ~nding tie Miss Viwinia Vigil, * has been 

Christm’aa holidays, visiting with rel- 

He (explaining at iball ‘gain?:) 

nttending sohml at Trinidad, is spendatives 

in Dawon. 

“You ~ee, that ma stole rnecOnd.” 

inr the holidays with relatives in 

—— . 

His girl: ,Iwe]] what did he d~ 

Dawwn. 

The home gf Mr. and Mm. F. Fin- —— 

first?” 

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nicum of Mia was the scene of a 

Mr. John Atler, who has been ~ 

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ddi~tful dancin~ party Saturday Iresident of Dawmn for over fourteen 

Newl\wca: .“Tade a letter tO m3 evening. Refreshments were smed 

Iveers, suff B* the misfortune of 

wife.” 

at midmight and thse Pr=eti report Ihavi”q .llis ko”setild furniture badly 

StenO~.: “Just a minute, till I Eel a mont enjowble evening. “ ~dmaeed when tk trutk in fich 

out a soft pencil.” From Life. 

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“Pa, what’s a p st-grarluate?” 

‘~A fellow who g aduates froln onc 

of those ;orrespond nce schOOl~1 S~P 

pose.’’—Bornton T* nacript. dnyfor Turumeari. 

home. 

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December 26th 

NE~:$::;$::i 

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u... bq miqht bohl 

Atiqthinql 

Old Uear, Old Uear, 

Wba! will m do 

Withall 1110how 

That1 qaw qon? 

7hA u a momm.t 

When qou me*L 

Like t- tTawlcn 

On one strea 

OId wear.Nem7Joac, 

Inthe okq, 

on! .hcra thewtnd, 

And qhmk go ~ 

Old Umr, Old a-r 

Wba;do qeu Mq. 

-Knq the New on . 

The MilkyUJaq7 

UOIItmk fromw 

Like a thief, 

Urkauur jn~ad 

Junip4rWisf, 

8ut qou loam mm 

OM briqhthour. 

Gkd Iiko sunon 

A &mmn fro- 

fib h miw 

Etmlly, 

Qou maq not 

Taka Nfromme1 

New anar, New Uuar. 

U?llat& qou 

bar - yeu pam him 

la theblue? 

Old uear,Old Uear, 

Wham do yOUgo, 

Out on !hhlpalh 

Metida not kmm7 

WUISE DRISCOLL {mN. u. ‘li-

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Vermejo Wge No. 36 

A. F. & A. M. 

ROgulmr COmmumiatianm 

OUA ●nd Fourth Thu*J* 

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s p. m. Lodge H-l] in OPem 

Hamse Bmildin~. 

Viibm Always Welcomm. 

C. W. THURSTON, W. M. 

O. F. WARFIELD, S4C’Y. 

Dawson City bdge No. 30 

KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS 

R*gular meetiu-. everv Wmd”emday 

night at 8.00 o’clock 

Vinitor* Alwayi Welcomm 

EARL DUPONT, C. C. 

HARVEY SPRINGER, K. R. S. 

TheDawson 

BARBER SHOP 

E. F. SCOTT, ProP. 

SANITARY AND 

UP-TO-DATE 


Specialty 

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aOAL 

FOOTBALL GAME 

DAWSON —vs.— SUGARITE 

CHRISTMAS DAY 

$und.y, December Z5th 

Daw,.am Ball P,,k 2.OO P. M 

HOUR- A. M. ta 7 Y. M. 

S~tutda?s, open to 9 P. M. DAWSON SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY DAWSON SOCCER TEAM 

SUGARITE AT DAWSON ON I 

WINS AT BRILLIAN 

( CHRISTMAS DAY I 


AND 


Dentists 

OFFICE HOURS: 

s A. M. to 12,00 M. 

1 P. M. to S.SO P. M. 

7 P. M, to 8.00 P. M. 


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F 

I ArmyGoads Store 

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cHURC DIRECTORY 

From all reports received at the o 

We [ire told that Ior the iirst time fice of the Da~=on Ne~~, the SOcc 

in the history of the camp a visiting ganle at Brj]liant Sunday afterno, Dawton C r.=. E. Russell, 

soccer teanl is to come to Dawson for ~az ~ (byilliant) victory for DK minister. Bib e School, 10.00 a. m. 

n nlatch game on Chri6t~las day. SO”, 

Mrs. Young, upt.: Primary grades 

For n number of weeks tho~e inter. 

meet at Rescu Station, Mm. H. D. 

The local soccer team went to Br Fisher in char e, higher gradee meet 

ested in the game of soccer have been 

litint SuI1day morning, whero th at church. vening service, 7.30 

hard at work lining up a team. Sever. 

p. m. Choir p actice Friday, 7.30 p. 

won their second match game by 

81 ga]lles have been played w’ith tea~na m. All welco e. 

score of 5 to 2. The kick-off was 

in the nearby towns, but the first op. 

2.15 p. In., and from then until t Catholic Ch rch-Sunduys: Masses 

portunity for the people of l)aw$,on to at 8.30 a. m. for English-a eak]ng, 

final whistle, it wag a closely conte: 10.30 a. m. for Span”ah-speak ng pee. 

see the new team in action will be on 

cd, hard-fought game, The goal SC< pie. Evening, 7 0‘1c ock. Week-day T 

Christmas day, when the team fronl 

ers for- Dawson were: A. Buchanrra services: Mass s at 6.80 and 7 a. m. 

Sugarite will line up with the Daws”n Junior choir r hearssls Wednesday 

R. Hunter, D. Harris, A. Stranniga 

tea]n on the local ball ground. 

at 4 p. m. Fir t Wlday of the monti 

and G. Strannigan. For 13rillial devotion: Co union, 6.S0, wines 

For the information of those not 

the scorers were: G, .Brown and lat7and 8a. . ‘ 

acquainted with the .. rame. , attention -. 

Howle. 

is called to the soccer field diagram 

. The game was attended by a crow 

in this week~s issue of the Dawson 

.of over 600 people, and keen intere ld~’’;~,: :my ‘he =’~= 

News. The diagram shows the posi- ~nd enth”Bia~m 

was manifest< 

tion of each play@r, and should be of 

throughout. the contest. Following 

interest to those who wish to learn 

Miti Bdk Htird *f SPriWor 

the grime the players were given Q re- , ~pmi ~he ~~~ 1: end at ,h.g tie of 

more concerning the game. 

ception and refreehmentn were rierv- her ,b~ther, M:r. E. Hubb~*. 

It is to be hoped that the people of ~d. 

Dawson will lend their encourage. 

Th~ lineups of the teams were as 

Dr. F. B. #vans, * ripent the 

nlent to the team by turninE out to fol,owe : 

pmt week im I as Vugas on bwin-s, 

see the Chrigtmas day contest. Game Daweon 

Brilliant r~uned home Syntiy. 

will be called at 2.0~ P. m. Sunday A. G, ~orrock~ _- Gnal -- W. Gould 

afternoon, December 25th. 

M. Strannigan . . . R. B. . . . J. Jolly 

Miss Gertru e Deting is spending 

The lineup of the Dawson team will ith ‘her Prenk, Mr. 

R. Ffunter . . . L. B. ___ D. Thompson the holidays 

be as follows: A. G. Horrock, goal; 

G. Strannigan . R. H. B, - J. Gordon and ‘m’ “h ‘~” _ 

M. Strannigan, Right Back; R. Hunt. 

D. Wier -- C. H. -. A. Cunningham 

er, Left Back; G. Strannigan, Right Mr. J. A. ~ ker and Mr. Joe O1iv- 

Half Back; D. Weir, Center Half; W. 


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W. Horrockm _. L, H. B. __ W. Jolly ~= ~nivd im n fmw Superior, 

Horrocks, Left Half Back; A. Bu. A. Buchannon - 0. R. . J. HaddOw Wyo.; ,&t Mr. Baker is 

A. Hughes ---- I. R. -... J. Howie 

channan, Outside Right; A, Hughes, a former re=r.idl !nt M Dawn. 

H. Harris ---- C. F. ----- G. Brown 

Inside I?ight; D. Harris, Center For. 

T. Boyd --- 1, L. --- J. McDougall Miss Blytbe @~O~aY, Wb hward; 

T. Boyd, Inside Left ;A. Stran. 

A. $trannigan . 0. ~. . G. Haddow been *WaY a~~riding sc~l, tived 

nigan, O“utgide Left. 

Referee: A. Haddow of Swastika. in Dawon Thu~Rday to @end* hol- 

Referee: W, Strannigan. 

The played committee desire b ida~s Mm her w~~s. 

Although still unable to be in the 

express their appreciation ~ Mewrs. 

game on account of nn injury S“S- Mr. and Mm N. W. Franklin lefi 

Horcock~, Hunter “and Wilson for the 

tained about two weeks ago, Mr. J, B. Saturday fm Denvm, whm ‘blIw ex. 

use of their cam in taking the Warn 

mum. Morrow, wbo has heen interested in to ~rilliant, 

pd b make their ftiure U. Mr. 

M tbe ormnizaiton of the team, will be 

-kfin h bem md-ufk 

tiw. 

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, w. on tbe ground and make the openin g Mr. Guo. Webster of springkick+ff. 

la D aws.m tikor Monday. . 

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wus Phelps DOdge Me~antile 

Ithe w, d. Y m. 

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ANTEED 

hoe 

Re airing 

First Cla s Workmanship 

Joe Perd m, Proprietor 

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DAWS~NBAKERYI 

I tiuis S~vio, Proprietor ,1 

Italian, .F ench or American 

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The 

Touring 

.Car 

YOU CAN BUY YoU5 

er maw thuu everb 

We will tmkeymurerde 

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●Everybody Likes--COUPE 

Closed Car for Winter 

well! 

People Every= 

whereBuyit, 

Iv., Phone No.47ti ut eur expenne; ●nd we will deliver year car tov-uin 

Southe~ MotorCompany 

CHRISTMAS AT THE 

CATHOLIC CHU CH 

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Throu~h the courtesy of -’-’* His G ace 

the Archbishop of Satita Fe, the 

olic~ of Dawson are again priv 

with a solemn Midnight Mass. 

The Christniae program is 

lows : 

There will be O Masaes on th 

of the Nativity of Christ. T 

Solemn Midnight Mase; the o 

0,80, 7.00, 7.S0, 8.3o and 10.30. ‘The 

10.30 ma.s is also a solemn High Mas$ 

+ung by the Spanish Choir. 

Midnight Maw Program— 

‘Holy Night” . . . . . . . . . . . ..- C~oir I 

Soloish: Mrs. H. T. Bird anc 

Miss Teeple. 

‘Kyrie, Gloria end Credo” . . . . . . 

- . . ..-.. -.. -. Rosetig Mass inG 

)ffertiry: “Adeste F1deles’’-.C h,>ir 

Sarrctus and Benedictus*$ __.. -. 

. . .._ . . . . . . . .. Racewig Ma8s in G 

Agnum Dei” ._.. ----------- -. 

.-. -_. Von La Hache Mtim in F 

Communion, Sacred Selection 

heir Master -...... - Mr. Burnham 

Rece~ional 

tVar March of the Priesti” — 

Mendelssohn ----- Mr. Rurnha m 

~loistsof the Mass: 

Sopranos: Mr~. Bird and Henry, 

Misses Teeple and I)evlin, 

Contraltos: Mrs. Murray and 

Holman. 

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for these @mem, prnctice will take 

place at the Central school grounds 

the latter part of this week. 

The Christmas progrnm of the Uper 

echool wan an follows: 

PrimaW: 

“Santa Claus” ._ Song by the School 

“A Chrictmas quiz’’. _Je~ia Tedrico 

“Merry Christmas to You’’ ------- 

. . . .. —.. —-- —-. —..-. John Natuli 

“Merry Chritimas Shd’ -------- 

. . . . ..-. .-—- Song by the School 

“The Christmas Tre~’~ ---._-_-- 

--Mnry Brozovich and Pete Garcia 

“Jack Homer” ----- Iaahel Koelling 

“Mi~treea Mary” ------- 

First Grade: 

MarY pet~ 

Song—’{Santa Clam Will Come 

Tonight” --------------- School 

Recitation— “What Would Yon 

say” . . . . . . . . . . . Felie Placencia 

II 

Recitation-”A Stitch in Time:” _. 

_--. -.. -.. —---Emma Rodeglero 

Song—”A Lullaby” -. Eight Girts 

Recitation-’’Di fferent Custom~”- 

_--. - . . . . ---.-—___ Dorsie Laris 

Recibtion—’’His Lciter to SanW~L 

-.- . . . . .._- —_-— Denny Nardini 

Recitation-”A Little Wish! ----- 

.-_ —----------- Annie Grubesec 

Recitation—’’The Christmad Stock. 

ing” --------- Dominic Cerricola 

Monolog—’’How Santa Claus 

Looks” -------- Dominic Kuchan 

Recitation—J’The Toys He Doesn’t 

Like” ..- —--—.—-. John Grubesec 

So~’’Christmas Stockings’’--- 

:AR—Your Tires and Tub et; Your Battery amd your Ford parti for Iecs mom. .-. .- . . ..- —--. .-_-— The School 

sre. See ua for prices. 

Second Grade: 

The Flag Salute ..-. -. BY the Grade 

TERMS ON CAR PURCHASE iF DESIRED 

Recitation . . . . . . ..- Frit% Shuhefi 

‘{Jingle Bellg” . ---------- School 

“The Five Candle~” . . . . . Five Girls 

Song—’’Tell Ma What You Have 

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For Me” --------------- 

Recitation ------------ 

Dialogue ------------- 

School 

Ii’red Otilz 

Ten Pupils 

Recitation ------- Frankie Shubert 

“Merry, Merry Christmas Bell~”-- 

. . ..--. --. . --- —-------- School 

“Lullabyb ----------- Eight Pupils 

“Silent Night” ------------ SchooI 

RATON, NEW MEXICO 

Third Grade: 

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~ng—’’Santi Clau5° -. .-— School 

Recitation— “The Crippled Dolly” 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolina Bartolu~ 

Tennr: Mr. FJnrnham. 

Baes: Messr~. Bird and Davis. 

Accompanist: Mr. Burnham. 

Program of the Spanis,h-American 

hlass : 

played the Eame well. 

The Miami High school boys put ~ 

a EoOd game aEairist QUr bOys SSi 

urday ti~bt. They were Ic.rger ah 

Song— “Good Santa Claue’’–-_–.. 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eight Pupils 

Recitation—’’Somebody’s Picture’” 

-.--. ---. _. —--—___ Jennie Petty 

“The Enchanted Boxes’’-T&n Pupils 

‘Holy Night” -------------- Choir had nla~e endumnce and threatene Springer high Bchool teams have 

Soloisti: Mrs. Perry and Miss 

E. Lucero. 

Von La Iiachc Mass i“ F. 

Dffertory: “Adeate Fiddles’’. --Choir 

Zomnrunion: “O Lord I am Not 

Worth~- ------------ Mrs. Perry 

Recessional: “O Lovely Infant” -- 

..- . . . ..__ -_ —___________ Choir 

tO carrY Off the honoza. Our boy 

saved themselves during the Jaat fiv 

minutes of play by superior guardin~ 

The final score wa~ S2 to 26. Th 

game was played in friendly rivalr 

and was free from ~o”ghne~, ~] 

though Referee Bob Pooler called se\ 

eral foulrn on both teams. EVeTyon 

Keen invited to play in Dawson February 

4th under tbe same conditions 

that they were to play last year when 

their teams broke ,up. So far they 

have not accepted. 

Mr. Brefinan, Dr. Diver and Judge 

Kinney visited all the rooms of the 

Driw@onuchools Friday morning, 

Accompanied: Mm. E. Ferry 

SCHOOL NEWS 

admitted his fairness and this kep 

the game from getting rough, as i 

ofton the ca6e in a close conte~t. 

Through a misunderstanding, th 

?rfr. S. A. Carton of Gwington, 

Dkh., ia spendhrg several days vi#iting 

in *he home of his ~on, Mr. Paul 

K. Car90n, 

Thn Christmas programs in all the 

buildings were well attended. It was 

the ficst public nlanifestation of the 

Christmas spirit. 

Ralph O’Brien is home from Colorado 

Univemity to *perid the holidays 

at the ranch. 

Leona Sherwood and label Conher 

are expected home from the Univer. 

sity the la~t of this week. Cullen 

Pearce will not be able to come home 

on account of his connection w“th the 

Albuquerque fire department. 

Three former Dawson high school 

Miami girls’ teanl did not come an 

our girlg were greatly dieappointec Messrs, John Pierce, F. B~o, and 

A game waa hurriedly arranged wit Awelo G&iatie, the “Ou,ban King”, 

the town team, Without doubt, thi were visti~ in Dawso IIan l%u~ay, 

—. 

was the best game seen on the Dnw Mr, and Mrs. Bcn T*w are the 

BOnfloor. Neither team wa~ ~hle t paren’ts of F. ‘hby girl km Decm- 

score frequently, due to cl~fie guard 

ber 13th. 

ing, and at the end the high ~chOC 

—— 

had 13 poinh to the town team>s : Mr. and Mm. Jw. Pritiburd, Mr. 

The high ~chOOlhas made great im 

and Mrs. MtIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. 

PrOv@m@ntsince the game with hfax 

E.ntcha, Mr. Hefibert PritcH, Mr. 

‘;]] and with cOntinued improvement 

Wmas .Tohnmn and Mr. ~. De. 

WIII be strong competitnr$ for th Long mo$ored b Mton ~urday. 

.—— 

leaEuc Pennant. 

~fr. .1. M. Clark, h~ ~n wf Cky. 

studenti, Bertha Hubbard, Clarence Wednesday, December 21st, bot km, #pent severdl days vieting in 

and Nellie Wright, were on 

Springer teams which played 

the the high school teams will go to Mj=K 

the where they will play on an out.doo 

Dawmn the early psrt d bbe week. 

Mr. Clrirk ~ ma- ti ~ Daw- 

town teatns Friday night. They all court. In order to be better prepare, son hotel for a nun~ber of yearn. 

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Arnusetietitk f*r.’thi~week’ at”‘the’””: “““ ““ 

T ““’-” 

Wbmt’s W.rtla %ile ‘ “...’,”,” 

iitho 

pine~~. SE 

romd t Hap. 

PrOductiOn f r the 

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,. COMING 

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the Da~son Opera H6”use ‘=F: 

direct Fe e. 

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No SHOW .,, 

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THE CAST ;,, ,, “ 

Ph.eb. Jar Merri.an . ---------- 1~’;” Clti.e Windaar 

Mr. Ma rriwn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “’:~Ait~tir . ‘~Stuurt ‘Hull 

Sophim -.-------: -.-...> ;..~.”;----,r.” Menu f-~= 

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~’squmrv=te himmlf tohor mciml ●tand=rdm. Me gws abroad, 

in dumtd mmd mtuw - very polithed product.,.., Phoebe ‘then ~emliz. 

rnmtb=t ●he paofern. El,~n ,in hit primitive .uirmumdrng,, .nd in’ the 

Wa.t they mre mnitOd. .“. , .“, 

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FOX FILM P OT,OPLAY IN SIX PARTS.: SCENARiO” BY PAUL 

H. sLOA E. DIRECTION BY CHARLES GtBLYN. “ PHOTO-. 

GRAPH BY JOSEPH RUTTENBERG. ‘- RUNNING TIME, 

ABOUT IXTY MINUTES. . . . .. 

THE CAST:,’’,,;.. : : ::; :: .. ‘., 

Ellen chuylcr-----. -.--.. _Ptisrl._-_..Ptisrl w,~a,, ,.:,:, 

Roy P alp. --.. --. -----.,,:= i.il... Wilfred LY ell 

Wmrre Sthu$l~r ---; ---------- C. Dnw4ing CIA,. ““ 

John Brett’-.-.––......--..;.–- Hmrry C. hr-wne 

Mrs. rrett 2–––––-. ---.. ---hi _____ E&tti.LBahti. 

,, .Vmn ~ rn ---1 ---,_ l____ ----- Al____ Byron Douglm, 

Witso ‘-1. ~---..----. ------ti _________ Wm. Eville 

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SATUR~AY; ,. DECEMBER 31+.”! ,.. . 

~.,*, -.h& Ma~c~.Breaker” 

A V’ALLAS ,.M. FITZGERALD production FOR METRO plC- 

,’-’ ,. ,. TURES CORPORATION 

THE CKST 

., $mmeMorgan ------------------------ Viola Damn 

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Themaa Butler. Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..- Jack Perrin 

Thomaa Butlti, S.. ---------------- E@w*rd Jobmon 

M,,. Murray -----L .--- . . . . . .._..._ JkIfimCdboun 

Jntk,do”bnr .-.. -,------------- Wcdgewood Now-II 

Au&t Mnrlh~ .-..:------------------ ~=te T*nefmY 

Madce Lrn~-------------------- ~ Lvn~rd 

her maid ;MuFra~ and lcmTe; hOm-* t: make her OWE ~~r=ar. F~ndinB 

it difficult to get work, she hit- on the idea -f being ~ “m~tcbbr*akcr.” 

Offering her’ ●erwiim. through a newmpnpr #be in •w=m~ with 

replie~. A young broker, Thmmu Butler. Jr.. is worfi~ about h;~ 

father .bmin~ ●n=rcd by a ,widow, Msdge hriem*. Butler, sr.. i- in 

Coronado in the widow’, coilh. .tThomas. Jr.. =-eta the “M~’chb***ker”.. 

nt .Imch,, Iai-r hur to go+,t’o.Coronndo at one=, -nd incidentally 

f~lli in IOTCwith her. ‘A detective im the em Ioy of bfc f=ther -lME 

Butler’a’ f=thar that he hms Seen y_**g *., lunch with . young ~ 

w-tin”, ‘“nl.e .,thnt he hus ●em him. hand the kirl ● ch*ck. ThOm=~. 

Sr., .~mdofor the” ‘“Mitchbremk*r” to some immedist=ly to Coro==dm 

nnd advancer hr ● ret~niug: fee. Thema~. Jr.. ~~m* that he CaII’t 

star away and arrive, in Cerenado. He in follow~ hy tbe det=ti~e, 

wh~tell~ the “old mmn,that the “Mmtchbreaker” imthe yOIIIIgwom=n 

WN was.’at ‘lunih. w,ith.B”tlnr, Jr. Tbft incam..m thmold man and h= 

denounces tlie’ ‘[Mmtchbreaker” ●nd ;his son, for falling in love with 

her. The,widqw hn. In the rnc=ntim. m=da A fifty:fifty dc~l ~ehkh;: 

confedeiste which im overhe=d %Y “the “Matchbmakerl’. 

agrees [O b+ OH bmrd Butler. Sr.’s ym~t mud p-tend tb~t th* widow 

imtiimG*w. &hat the old “mmn,ham!iultad her; mnd then they ~m to 

blickp?il *&. old fellow ●nd m-k= Kim PY for ●ilence. Jane trim 

~ q~~h:** Old m-m but i- ‘m=bb~ by De ~mr ~md ●et ~fift in ● ht. 

Youmg;.Butler mmcues her ju*t in time t- f rnntretrn the widew’i Plhuo. 

Tktn it is ●rrecd thmt Ju-’. match withTbotia.\ Jr., dll nawr b8- 

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CHRISTMAS 2tSERV~ WITH ‘ 

..BEAUTIFUL 

CATHOLIC C1 EltVICE 

URCH, 

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atid and the alta m made vary attrac. 

tive with green boughn,.”planta, and 

M??lfltiOIi9. The deoorationn will not 

he taken dam, ti 1 after Jan. let, the 

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feaat of the ~ip hany. 

The Midrtight Uaea tiau celebmted 

with th4 full molemnity of the Roman 

Ritual. Celebrant : Rev, E. J: Chaput, 

O.-M. I,;ima*r Of Ceremonitin: JaE. 

Conndrl canner-b mrer, Steve- Stirkd~ 

~vich ; kCO]YkS : ,TI,ck Niklis and Ebce 

J8ckovich ; to?? h-bee.rmu: Chnrles 

‘tifltidr;.~rkn~ ~anlon, John POW 

.lic~ee Blowvit !b and Rudy Brozoi 

tich. 

,. ~me phi?, undet the abl; dimctioi 

of Mr. Butiham rendered with fine 

;13uuce’ntR-wig 4aEs in G. MN. bird, 

Miss ,Teeple and Mewr~. Davis and 

Bird charmed tie large audience with 

beautiful mlo4. To, ●ach end: every 

mamber bf the Choiri especially ta 

Mr. Burnham’a t evotion, the Oblate 

Fatbem are very gra~ful. 

ta capacity fort} heSolemn High MW 

of the day. .Van k Hwbe Mu in F 

in two voices wa J vary well rendered 

by the ~paniah ~oir under the .direotion 

01 Fatiz Chput 

Aftir each of h aehens the ,Con. 

gregation ~iow1$ made the adormtion 

of the Infant fabe of Bethlehem. 

‘$he Christmas devottona were cioned 

~in the evening witi~he Nlenin ~tik. 

diction of the Y“eased Sacrammnt. 

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Cleaning “Off’ the Sl~te’ 

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A CURE FOR CARiL~SSiES~ ‘! 

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If ,. the most carelew pemo” i“ 

America, an individual whO ~d ~a”~. 

ed matiy firen by hls. tiughtlemnem 

in, the h4ndling of anntiheu, smoking 

matefiils. and other. haza~s, ~ho”ld 

~ecome qfi employe “of the Actuarial 

Rurenu. df tbe Na$ionml Board of 

Fire Undhrltema, jt W probable that 

“hewould UOO”bi cured of his danger. 

Oushabi* r’” . 

APPR ZCIATIOM < Y- ; tie “nkver~emdingRtream”of clainta, 

qr,- in other words, repo~ hf firek, 

In accordance with ~* augge2ti0n would ;.tmdobbtedly supply a mhock 

mude by Poatmuutar General Wil] H. that would canie him,to feel that “m 

.Haw, that an far ~ m=ible Ch~at- 1= we—htime mo+ careful citizem, 

- parcele be mailed early, I wish h @erica is likely b e“d her day~ =8 a 

thank the patm IS of, ttio offtie for blmkaned akeleti” of ber famer OF 

the attintion th Et WY, guve to tbiu ulewce, 

maggeation, ”m’ a ~eatir -number, Of While t~s ‘picture may seem afl 

pa~els were mailed. =rlier than has e~~~~n to, .* “~ famJl{*j 

beefi the cnee,In fO*er ye$~j reliev- yith the ~ityat~n, it & ObviO~ tit 

Ing, to A great “itint, *U wnffetilon ~e .-cannot continue. b &troy ml 

and aecumul&tib ~ uf t?th~ at thin of. ,rniterial reB6@ie at the rate of $1,. 

~ce, and madi it po~ible fof all par- 8?0,000 a Ciy witbo”t coutiing dis. 

: SCHOOL HEWS““ 

,. ~e high sch=sket ball teams 

have been pmcticing every day “during 

vacation. They, are doinB their 

patito -e championship barns for 

Dawnon. 

Two excitind ~m% were played 

HIGH SCHOOL AN6 TOWN 

TBAMS AGAIN DIVIDE HONOkS 

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‘ “Anoth4r basketball contest was 

tiged at the otira bouae on Tuetiay 

gvening between “tie hwh whool and 

kwn tima. A in tbe pretious contests, 

the town” team won the born’ 

3ame and the high acbool the girlsi 

tame. 

,The game betieen the high’ whml 

girls and the town girls waa the moat 

inhretilng conte~t of the evening in 

that the teamc w- -moti evenly 

mdtibed, and was any tinti’a game ; 

from stert b finish. At the end, Of 

the,.fimt half, the high school .tiam 

had a alight l-d of two yinti. In 

the. lust hulf. the. high uchodl mimed 

toplay bn evetr.hkrder game thn in 

the’ fimt period and” finished tith a 

mtirg&nof nine poiti, the fined etore 

bein~i2 to 21. , ~. 

The weight and expefiefic~ of the 

boys town team again.. p~ved ‘h be 

too mat a handicap for the fast hgh “ 

wbol squad.. ~”The fitil SCO~ w= !O 

td 2s. Both of the boye’ tmms:show 

greht improvkmdnti as * raeult of recent 

ptactim. Special mentidn ehoild 

be” made of the imp~vemeht”;! the 

work of- Akwla and Covert as guard* 

on the town team. Their Work ia in 

no small measure. re~ponrnble -“fti 

hOldlng the high mhbl forwatis in 

.A4. , dfidg.. Tue~.’k,. .’$tin%.. . 

t2@~ Imt Oh tbe” higk achbl ‘squ~ 

ia pialgintf S’ cIean =nd ampfi @me. 

Team work a.remuto be their motto. ..’ , 

The lineum ,of th@ hamr were. as 

followd : 

Girl-r Trn-ms 

High School Town 

Vickera . ..-. Forward ,-:--- Coveti 

Springer . ..- Forward ---- kutttim 

Redpath . ..- J. Center ----- Evera* 

with tbe town wama lmt Tue8dax 

Pet& .. . . . R. CefiWr ...: Shelton 

night. The h~h m“~ool girle won by, cov~ti, ------ Gu=d --- - ~eW1e 

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the score of 21 W 12 in a fast” gameJ 

Chi$x~] :..;. G,utird :---- -~yS 

The forwards are improving right 

Sh:rwdod .--” SubstityM .“.1 Shel~n 

nlong and the Notial. will have a PIBY 

Bergamo, Substitute.~h+ ., ,.- ‘,, 

Tbe forwati dre imPrevidg %dily 

BoTa’ Temnu : 

●nd W NoranaI. tiil have to play High, 

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~hW1 ‘:, ::Toti 

aguin by holding the fact fomati of 

Montiya ~,--i S’orwaKI .L-~’Rooler 

the tiwn taam ti eix itttle b@&W. . 

Fotiard ~-,-i i?ltemod. 

. The bo~””gaane “wan welf played by ~o:’&* ~:;: ~e”ter -k -- =Ubmch 

~th Warn, but the experience ,and 

at~e‘0$ the tiwn ham w= w rn”ch 

Lujan ----- 

Sinfflio ------ 

Go.erd -;.=--” 

Guird ~---- 

A-1a 

Covert 

for the high =hord ~“~. fie final .Redwti, ~ubatituw 

score was 50 ti’ 2A very good 

&owing for the h~h mbool.. We do ‘a”!’ s“batit~~” “~ 

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among Uaahii” =bool 

OUNCES ADD PLEAStiRk .” 

=~ *Aw~oN ~H**~TmA~ 

celu to be dispnt :hed in the. first out- ~~,q ,1,. . . . . 

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going mail aft ir Miling. Again “ 

Tbe Individud who” haa .bebn men- 

tinking you fol ‘, your Mnd co-epera. 

tioned, (unfortuna@Iy he js. anything 

tion in tiis d w, ~fid wishing YOU but im~n~ry {“ the collective a-cc) 

all a HapPy and Frornperouu New 

would bagfn faoorib realize that it M 

Year, I am, ,“, . . . 

‘not ffrem whkh need tu be gu2rded 

Wepeetfully yourc, 

a4gain6t“W much w STRE, the ever. 

““’ HA. lV~ S~tNGER, 

;~eent “dangur in pmatically all 

‘“:~PO**’ ,. homes un~ p~~es of bmipe~. ~. 

Mm. T. —~ Sm r ~~ fam~ ~nd”Mr. When the public &nem)ly wti~ti 

city, c&do, *+ tw di~iflctioni-we Bhall tip Buffer. 

& W*. They gx- ing a fire u” 90U~ nik’ht ‘and dn~ 

.*hl make D ntkOirkmlae:: 

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every day in th;. 

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year. 

:, Mr. and M-. ti;tich left ti~ Mr. C- ~- of hwlw, Wyo. 

m fn, i‘ vh~ ~ wlfl :&g iq. ~Iting fitk *MEdauaiater, 

~ttdChvl “, ; , an G. G. Fnentee forafewdny2. 

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competitor. With the. n~ed and . ,. 

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team. work the ,boya are now showing 

w e~ery, &ck of Chriutms” candy- 

they have .ti good cimnce b ~ke in 

and nitu given. “out’ at, tie wvereL 

the S- tiuinament. . ,, 

‘“ Diw60n Chrim&a tl’m% tbure was a. 

.Wedniday the boyu will again 

fine, Iar@ orrmgq of thi celebrated. 

bve . . opportunity to met the fast ,,B1ue G60neB9,brand. . 

team” of the Miami tract. 2’be grime 

The orangumwe- the do-tfon of 

will be on an out-door court and this 

the Americ8m ~ft bwm A-b, 

will be a diandvantnge b them. How. 

tion of California, through the kfnd~ 

wet, bey hope h be ahfe”h tin. Au 

w of * Sontiam Colorwdo Mer. 

Miami ie ,no~ playing girlu’ basketball, 

cantib company and Mr. Max~Kahn.. 

Mb McGarveY titl give them an 

exhibition game with kr fimt and 

Mr. and ti. J.. Fleming am the 

necond teams. 

..’ wm~ti of a baby hey, h~”~y, 

School will &n Monday, Jantiw 

Deoembr 20th. 

2,” and we hepa h bnva. @ at&ndanee 

untfl tba ad of the @eel year, ““* ?dild-%ti~g came home 

May 26. We k hnd @& ~lar TbU~Y to wd k.~ae faoliattendance 

up to the preuent time, 

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MOXiCO by thn 

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Old S 1 Building 

‘Mss’ Helen B e? leftTh~md, 

Ifw Tukroaa M s nd OhtiBtroaBvsi 

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.FIFTtikN’ HtiNtsR~ ;~@l~R”E~ 

, ~NMY DAWSON*S COWMUN. 

“ITY CHRISTMAS. 

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>,r,Ti-ue ti his SW, Smtti Clau# 

@id his .nnnal vlsit,tithe children of 

@wwn S8turdSX even- a~ fif, 

*en hu~drad of kis ! ~~q>~~re 

+de glad by bii prrne~. . , 

,. .kng before ~ agspoi~’ho~ for 

the .Christmas programs to start, the 

children of the aeveti distrfc~ were 

gathered at their rsapective Cbrfeb 

maa treen. ~hk% i~.we~ ar. 

ranged for hfatir diff~~ ‘M~n= 

of. camp: ona atwe.- house for 

the town chiH~n and them on Ho. 5 

and CapiWn hill, one at the Cantil 

Whool for No. 7 camp and the ~if. 

road diatsict, one at brim for the 

~drag of mm) @ w at ~’s 

hall for. the children of the upper 

csmp and No. 4 hill. 

~~At ~SO tie chriat~ag ~i ~gem 

s@~d their tour, n program of five 

numbers beiqg given at each tree. 

Tha Chtistmw horuo; undq tba diiection 

of Mm. Bird, the Camp Fire 

Girl~, the Girl Scoum, and the” Boy 

Scouts rendered th~ .selectjons which 

composed tbe program. Each tree 

WaS alti~d. W tib ~faUSVWb 

gave Me~ Ckrfatti ~ti~ to 

a[l the children. 

At tbe conclnnlon of tbe progmmu, 

gifts and a “treakancK’ of can~, 

n~.,,atij ‘fruit were ~Ye~. b ~]1 tie 

J1 children of Dawson b~een thrae 

and fifteen yeare of age, an% w all 

children ovet fifteen yearn. of age 

who ore a~ndi~ sekol. F 

The Welfare @parhnent deei~ b 

eapresg iti sincere app~ciation to 

thoai who gave smchahlg awtitsnce in 

the wmk connected wi~ DSwrSOn’9 

192i community Chtitmae. . 

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sICNJFICANT NEWS 

America’s. Ch-. gift, ta .tb 

starving Ruauians in the Volga faws. 

ine, a~awili be $20,000,000 wostb of 

grain nnd food ntuffB. 

The. steel WOW at Pueblo are ex. 

pecti b ba openad about JanuaN 

2nd with ~,000 additional employees. 

The wifn of South .Chlna’s mretii. 

dent is ubducted by bandi~. 

According tv word from Budapest, 

a peaue tra.aty has tmen cotipteted 

betieen the Uniti Rtatee and Hun. 

saw. 

Jnp8n. has ~nhd the Unitid 

StAtJ?Scable and. radio rightt on the 

Ieland of Yap.. 

A: btll lrnabsen introduced inti tie 

Vnited S@tem legislature to authot- 

Iae the purchase of the Capa Ced 

Canal for a conuidemtion of $11,60,0,. 

“000. , 

The Cuban Congrem kas -d s 

mlrstjon requ~ssg tha Uniti 

S.@teS, h withdraw Amcti~. tips 

stationed in Cub&. 

In the yeqr 1920 the Ame~n 

birth rate increased. 1.4 per cent aa 

compared with tha yesr.lf)19. ~ 

OrdrIrshavi baen iasuad to tiuae. 

tbe pemonneI of. the Navy Dspafi 

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~b&~.~.%~ 

her ro~ration fitient of 1,000,OOOii 

000 gold ma- falling due on Janu 

am Ifith. ,. 

Japan k con~ti~ “h the p&, 

CIMSPby CbiIM d the ‘.K1ao Chow 

T~an Fu, ta$ro~ in =ntung. 

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The Boy”’ -out Dance, New Year’s 

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Mr. John O- spent Cbfistmas” at 

Mawell. 

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Mr~ ~ok. of tls~ Colorado SuPplg 

cornpany of Trinidad, epent Tueadky 

in Dawuon. 

Mr. and Mm. E. Engle of ~riqidad 

WaPt C~ m kk kme of tirr 

hnd MrB. Jam Saul. 

Mr. ~ McDwmoa whp . Irm 

b-~ the Chr_ holklw 

with relatives in Dawaon, left Monday 

fo~ Mutwal, ti~&. 

Mt. and Mm~l were dinner 

~es~ in the home of Mr. and Mm. C. 

Young Sunday 

MA Geow~w~~ daughtera 

Jame and H~@ are Ung-in the 

home of Mm. R. C. Meikle. 

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Mt. and M= O. V. DeLap amd 

fdre. ~.. J, Chrk and *am@ted to 

Trinidad SunWY. 

Mr. M. ManIon spent Saturdriy 

and Sunday with hi,v ~nti in Ra- 

~m.< -. .,. 

Mr. and Mm. W. J. Mullen spent 

CWstmm 

Crnwfofi: 

with ldr. and Mm. he 

Mr~”and M= ShelWn and 

daughter werv gueeta of Mr. and Mm. 

J. M. Gordoti Chriutmaa 

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Mr~.-. af h- Lin~ssie$,,Grssak~ 

company of Denver, was a busine~a 

visitor in Dawson Tue~day. 

Mr. and Mm. S. W. Rtirn = 

Trinidad, and nephew~ Gsome, ?d 

Jim Riggan of Stanfoti, Te-, ~a~ 

viaiti\~ im the home of. Mm. H% q, 

Sherfick ~iday. 

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Mr. Tennyson of the J. S. .Brom 

Shoe company of De- ~ a buti. 

., nw V* b na*m T-. .: 

Mr. Mu Hahn of the &UthOtU 

Colorado Memantile com”tiny Wtranmctin”g 

.bueineae in Dawuon last 

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~. J. “hf. Gordon, telsgmph oP~rator 

fot the El ~, and &~we~ 

rm syatim at Rawron baa baen ill at 

his home durf~ ~ ~ weak. 

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Tha home of Mr. and Mrs. Fintimm 

W= the scene of .a delightful 

bncing party on Ch~ Evs: W- 

~eshments were servmi dufisrg tbe 

. wening, ,“ 

Mr. andMm. Sfmon ~ra of ha 

ment. 6,000 men becauev of. short.aga fegas have moved ta D.s=n, where, 

in appropriation for the p8y of en- hey expect to make theit’ future, 

Iiated men. 

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Califonia’s Anti.AUeh Laud law is 

upheld by three fedeml judges in a 

recent” deCiBiOh. 

A new series of dollan is b be 

coined by the United S&tas typify- 

Mr, E. H. EdWUdO of the Edwarde 

Mkery Supply Co: of’. Colorado 

–. lprings was a Da-n visitor Tbu* 

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ing the Amw Conference. 

“” Mimm Mary A-1a. Edna Red~th. 

Franc# piunu b cut ~ndimg army, mth Vickem” and ~uf.ee Sti~~rj 

to 673,000 men. by May firet, ” nnd Maasra. An@lo Amalss, Sam WIII. 

The allied reparations commimion ehio, and Fmnk 

has been adviied by Gem~ny thatRaton 

Sunday. 

Bamnlo motors.tl ti 

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Re~airing, 

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DAWSON SHOE STORE 

los Psrdomo, &pr&tw” 

BAWSONBAKERY 

buis Savio, Proprietor 

[talian, FrenA oy tieri: 

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‘ “BREAD”,:””:: 

Rs~ of ~ “kinds 

Fkesh Baked Every Day 

Candie6-Toba~oft” 

Drinica .. 

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buquerque, whers he will spend the 

-maha~daye. 

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M;.,and ti. G*o. Buchennass were 

) guesk of Mr. and Mm.”.Elmer 

sh for Chrimtnmadinner. 

M+. W. F. Deering left for Albu. 

arque Friday to ape.nd C~ 

h ra]ativa. 

Memm. ”Jan ‘~, Elmer She~ 

k, Wt Saul, Angelo’ ~la and 

-m Sineaio motiti” b I&tin Sat. 

day. 

Mr. ~nd hfrs. James SaU] and Mr~, 

d Mm, E. T. Engle were Christma~ 

mer Wee& in the home of Mr. and 

m. E. C. Babbjtt.. 

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Father Chaput and Father Couturier 

motored @ Spti~r ‘rueeday. 

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,. Memru. Louis Sa “o, ,Alex Snddon; 

Mr. and MrE. William Lujan left Sr., and Geo~e P ~lio$otti motomd 

Monday for Trinidad, Colorado. to Trinidad. Wedn y. 

Mr. and Mm. J. A. Gqfford, Mr. Mesdamea John WliOWti and Joe 

and Mm. Otto Norem,. a~nt Ctiit- Obelmeto motir@ b Sopris,,, Col:: 

mau with Mr. and Mm. ““” J. A. Rogem. I rado b Wend ‘$.’ Ch tmm. ‘ 

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Mi& Helen F-er, Mr. Elmer Mien Ruth Vi& m was s dinner 

Sberfick and Mr. Mat Saul spent guest & the Redp th home C~. 

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with Mb Marie Dnpont. mm. ., 

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Mr. and Mm. E. H. Scott were 

Confectionery tid Dr. Poliak hM m urned b Da~n 

guwk of Mr. and Mm. H. Springer aftir hn~ a~nt several weeh at 

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Mr. and MrE. C. A. F~er wem Mr. and hfm. H rt are enh~in.’ 

.,. Chriattnaa dinner gu=~ in the home ing.w their h~lid~y ~st Mr. ~~~a 

Hot CW W Ctite . of Mr. and Mm. A. Keddia. ~other; of Cripple reek, Colomdo~’ 

A number of f)awaen you= ~ople , “>Mr. ~; S: Wflla and Mr. ~.’ “T. 

a~nded the dance at Ratin Friday Buall, phelp~ D auditim, left , 

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W6dne&y for Dou Ias, Arizonu. “ 

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‘ RATON: N. M. : William firr and Mr. and Mm. B. relativen at Grand J pction, Colorado. 

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“Ned intide left: A.. StrIInn&n, outilde 

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it W- tha first conkst of the kind I Referee: W. Stra””iti”.” 

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“They caught him abmnbmindedly 

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Mr. Frank Perkotich mobred to 

Raton Frfd~. 

~en~ were many and varried, but it ~ —. “ 

is evident that many pemo”~ gained a ““Mr. Fe~jna”do Ado”i ~o~md & 

more comprehensive knowledge of Raton Friday. 

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The 9u@rite team has made’’rni~~.: 

daughter Im~elle mOtOre~ ~ Stirk. 

ed improvement uitice the. coiKBt 

vine Saturday. ~ . 

with Dawmon eeven] weeke am a“d 

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ut several stiges in SundaySs game Mr. and Mre. Cullines of Capitun 

re”moving the appendix from the hok it looked an if they were intint upon “Hill a? the paren.@ of” a baby boy 

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Dawaon, however, p&ved to be the —. 

bette ref the two teams and added MM. H. springer and da~gb~r 

“Did You give the penny to the 

one more game W ita strf”g of vi~~r. Louts., Mm. F.. H. &ott, and Mm. 

monkey, dear?~~ 

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team was entertained at the lodge Mr. Manuel Maea, whO has bee” ~L 

‘ap: “you ~-, eve time YOU ah 

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“He gave it to his father, who play. 

‘oom in the opera’ hou% where “c”offee, tend~ Ahool at Hu~hi”m6n~.& ;A., 

‘a bad ~Y, Wp Eetaa y hair.$’ : ed the Owj.n.I, . 

:ake a,nd unndwicliis ,yere senkd. -, IS v~siting..with .h&:muter, Mrs. G. 

BOY (afht a momen ‘s reflection) : 

—. .“ ‘me Daweoi team -ishes to ex- S’Mn* for s f~ &w. ; 

“Gee; but you mti ha been n verp STEFFONIA-PILEGREENIA 

pram thair .apprecintion ~h Mm. B, ---— 

bad boy. bok at G ndpo,-=Bos. 

Bei81er for providi~ .a charige-from. Mr., Reeder” of Tucumceri atived 

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Mim Carmela Stiffonia a“d Mr. 

!orthe visiting bum “aid ti.Mr. shari. ~n DaWBOyThu@aY to reliuvc Mr. 

Baldy Pilegreenia were finited k mar.’ 

Pteacher: ‘ifi~~a 

10U”for previdln~: airnilar. ~mmo- Gofion, a local employ- of the EI 

,. 0 W’ take dis ri?ge at R?hn, New Meqco, Sat”r. 

here woman for betbr ~ for ~o= ?~. intiOW fOr tha local k. ~~bo ~ paSO-d .Southwestern,:who h been 

day. December 24th at 9 n’. m.. 

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;he’ bfamhie led@: add the r&&rn ~ -? ,. ~ ~~ ,; 

Of habit) : An elaborate wedding. f~at a“d 

.’{pa~*, Ah mh~ti it ll,$’—Wamid@ 

dance waa given at the ‘,h.ome of tie 

- Tales. . btide Saturday evening, “’which’ *S 

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THE DAWSON NEWS 

The fall text of the Dawson News for the full life of the newspaper is published 

here as a genealogical resource for anyone interested in the people or history of 

this abandoned coal-mining town in Colfax County, New Mexico. 

This once dynamic, thriving community was active from 1900 to 1950 and at it’s 

peak, around 1920, supported a population of more than 6000. It was located 35 

miles southwest of Raton, New Mexico in the Verrnejo River valley 5 miles north 

of us Highway 64. 

Other sources of information are available at: 

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The Raton Public Library, Raton, New Mexico 

The Old Mill Museum, Cimarron, New Mexico 

Special Collections Branch 

Albuquerque Public Library, Albuquerque, New Mexico 

University of N. M. Library, Albuquerque, New Mexico 

New Mexico State University, Las Cmces, New Mexico

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