Cavern City Chronicle from Carlsbad, New Mexico • 1

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m- Leavet for South 7:00 p. m. Published Semi-Weekly A Strictly Carlsbad Paper Home Owned and Operated OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPEB OF EDDY COUNTT BSCRIPT I ON fZM Di THE COUNTT VOLUME 1IL CARLSBAD; EDDY COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 193L NUMBER 2. niv in fni rmn A Thousand Poppies Are Sold by Ladies or American Legion LXUHI 111 UHHLODHU UlLlllUniH Memorial Day is Proclaimed COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMS OF HIGH CLASS MARK CLOSE OF CARLSBAD CITY SCHOOLS Great Mormon, Grant Among Day's Crowd At Carlsbad Caverns Though Japst' people never heard of him, one of the most distinguished churchmen In America, Heber J. Grant, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, otherwise known as the Mormons, was to be the honor guest of Supt.

Governor Seligman has issued a morial day, and especially at the IS TO BE HELD ON SABBATH; ZEB A. STEWART TO SPEAK proclamation designating May 30 as last resting places of those who sac-' Memorial day and setting aside the Thos. Boles, at the Caverns today. Col. Boles knew the church digni taries In the Sandwich Islands, where they are very strong, and ual banquet Friday night at the First Methodist church.

Troy Mc-call was chosen as vice-president and Milton Smith as Searetaryi- bis friendly feeling toward them led The Carlsbad project people have a tender heart, attuned to the relief of disabled veterans of the world war, and those that haven't such an organ, didn't have the nerve to say nay to the teams of the lady friends of the American Legion, who Saturday evening completed the selling of a thousand poppies, and it was noticeable that the unpopuied person was a rarity In the town when the evening shades prevailed. The same thing was true at Loving and Malaga, where Mrs. Bonnie Narramore sold the quota of a hundred in practically no time. It was a little harder task with the nine hundred remaining for Carlsbad, but the task was accomplished by the following teams of ladies, each working for two hours: First: Mrs. Bill High, Mrs.

E. E. Harrington, Mrs. Winham. to especial attentions to the party.

tfeasurer. President Grant was attended by rificed their lives in defending this flag. Let us remember that we owe it to the heroism of these soldiers and sailors that our national flag has never been lowered In defeat. I suggest that all public and private business be suspended an Memorial day sc far as possible; that citizens join with our patriotic societies in carrying out suitable ceremonies In honor of the nation's dead and strew their graves with flowers and evergreens as a testimony of affectionate remembrance. Done at the executive office this 19th day of May, 1931, WTNES8 MY HAND and THE GREAT SEAL OF NEW MEXICO.

ARTHUR SELIGMAN, Governor. Attest: M.N.BACA. Asst. Secretaary of State. day as a holiday throughout the state.

The proclamation follows: MEMORIAL DAY A Proclamation by the Governor: Whereas the governor is required by law to issue a proclamation designating May 30th as Memorial day: and Whereas, this day is sacred in the life of the nation, being devoted to the memory of our soldiers and sailors who gave up their lives in the defense of our country and our homes; Now, therefore, Arthur Seligman, governor of the state of New Mexico, do hereby proclaim Saturday, May 30r 1931 as Memorial day in the state of New Mexico. I respeeetfully request that the Stars and Stripes be displayed on public and private buildings on Me- Ninety were seated at the table at this fifth annual dinner of the association, which was presided over by retiring president Barney Burns. Milton Smith, '07 responded to his Apostle Marvin J. Ballard, of Salt Lake, J. W.

McMurrin, president and head of the California Missions, Harry L. Payne, president of St. Joseph's school at Saffard, Ari address of welcome while Shelby The High school auditorium was crowded Sunday night to hear the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating 'class, and the splendid programme accompanying It, as follows: Processional Orchestra." Hymn "Come Thou Almighty King." Invocation Father Celestine. Reading of Psalm Rev. W.

L. Blessing. "The Heavens Resound," BeethovenHigh School chorus and orchestra. Scripture Lesson Rev. 8.

E. Allison. Prayer Rev. W. L.

Blessing. "Salutation," Jacobson" mixed quartette. Offertory Intermezzo from Cav- cession will reform, and proceed by automobile to the cemetery, where the ceremonies will conclude by the firing of the prescribed salute by a squad furnished by Capt. Anderson of Troop and "Taps" by the Troop Bugler. All local taking part in the exercises are urged to be present at the place of formation, the Greene street bridge, at 2:30.

This means Troop I. the Boy Scouts, the fire department, all members of the American Legion, and the veterans of all wars. If there be any of the latter, automobiles will be provided for their transportation, but for all Mm rest, the line of march, only a few blocks, will be made on foot. The general public is very cordially invited to all of the proceedings. zona and Joseph Anderson, private secretary to Mr.

Grant King spoke for the" seniors, W. G. Donley for the school and C. F. Montgomery for the board of edu It was the intention of President All of the arrangements were completed for the celebration of Memorial or "Decoration Day" by Bryan Mudgett Post No.

7, of the American Legion, next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The post is being given the hearty co-operation of the various civic bodies, Troop the Boy Scouts, the Carlsbad Municipal band, and it is hoped the growers of flowers will be equally patriotic in the matter of donations, which will be gladly called for if the givers will phone Miss Lucile Johnson, flower directress, orE. H. Perry, general chairman. The procession will form on Green street at 2:30 sliarp, and under the direction of Captain Fred West as grand marshal, will march through the streets to the band stand on the court house lawn, where the following program will be given: "Star Spangled Banner" Carlsbad Municipal Band.

Grant -and his party to spend-Ho? morrow, in Carlsbad studying local cation. Splendid musical numbers were rendered by Misses Vera Roten Second: Mrs. W. J. Smullens, and Mary Poteet and the high school conditions, and Secretary V.

L.Min-ter of the chamber of commerce is quartette, Buster Weldon, Loren Cunningham, Edward Foster and planning to give them an ear full of facts and figures. Miss Ruth Smullens, Mrs. Sadler. Third: Mrs. W.

C. Berger, Mrs. Monroe Wright, Mrs. Knapp. Fourth: Mrs.

L. R. Conarty, Mrs. J. S.

McCall, Mrs. Dwiglit Lee. Adjutant P. R. Lucas, who was In general charge of the sales, was Manley Wrey.

A delightfui dance at the Armory Good Will Caravan closed the evening aliera Rusticana, Mascagni Miss BIG MEETING ELKS People and Events in Carlsbad To El Paso and Texas Doris Deter. Sermon Rev. A. O. Tozer.

A large audience attended the Points Is Possibility i High School Anniversary Hymn, highly pleased with the result of this, the first annual sale, and on behalf of the Post takes tills way of thanking the ladies who served so faithfully and well. eighth grade graduation exercises last night at the High school auditorium, when forty-six were passed J. K. McCall, the patriarch of the new Hotel de Anza, at Calexico, by all. Benediction Father Celestine.

Amaiisas coionj is recovering irom uamornia, uie town tnat is half- an illness that was serious at the way between Yuma and San Diego, to the higher fields of learning. The programme was as follows: "The Pilgrim," Lake Orchestra. The Carlsbad cjty schools will slap on the nationa boundary. Mr. There will- be a special meeting of the Elks tomorrow, Wednesday night, at the club rooms, and there will be much important business to look after.

All the Elks will be made welcome, and there will be a nice buttermilk lunch to follow the business. By order of Jos Wertheim, exalted ruler. Attest, 'H. R. Page, Secretary.

close tonight with the annual com V. L. Minter. secretary of the chamber of commerce, has his ear to the ground to find the feeling of the peope of Carsbad toward a good will motorcade to El Paso. Last year such a Junket was taken to Artesia, Cloudcroft, Alamogordo, Ruldoso and Roswell, and this year Delfs is a veteran hotel man and has a wide public acquaintance Invocation Rev.

A. G. Tozer. Reading of the Proclamation. "America" Carlsbad Municipal Address Hon.

Zeb A. Stewart. Dismissal Rev. A. G.

Tozer. Following the programme, the pro week end. The doctors say that he will make it all right, and the Chronicle's eulogy has been placed on file for use a couple of hundred years from now. is the annual custom of the church and is always looked forward to by the Presbyterian church graduates. The beautiful color scheme of blue Presentation of Diplomas Dr.

W. J. Smullens, vice-president of the mencement exercises to which the general public is cordially Inviteed. Following is the programme which will be given at the high school. board of education.

Indicentally Carlsbad people motoring to the coast will all go that way now. Graduation song Class. and gold complimenting the class colors was used exclusively in both the breakfast menu and decorations. "Romance)." Beethoven Orches Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Wheeler iU is Mr. Minter's suggestion that the itinerary include El Paso, Van tra. are expected home tomorrow from a AH Boy Scouts and their parents Mrs. Tozer was toastmlstress for Flag of Humanity" Orchestra. belated honeymoon trip to El Paso.

are urged to attend a meeting to be the the occasion and the graduates This acounts for the mechanical nix Horn, Marfa, Alpine, Limpla Canyon, Fort Davis, Balmorhea and Pecos. held tonight at the Presbyterian Operetta, "Princess Chrysanthe Will Rogers Makes Hit with Patrons of Crawford Theatre Death Sentence Davis First in Pecos Vale Since Year 1924. included Ann Marquess, Louise Hu beginning at 8 o'clock: Processional orchestra. "The Green Cathedral" Girls Octette. Invocation Rev.

S. E. Allison, Address, "Bread and Roses" Geo. A. Weber.

"Hajk, Hark, The Lark" Vera Roten and Mary. Poteet. mum," Junior High pupils. ness of today's Chronicle. Running a shop without a foreman and an bert, Mary Catherine Vasey, Bobbie All of these points are Important Characters Butcher, C.

D. Rikman, Victor feeders to the tourist volume into church at 6:45, when the pans for the Scout camps will be discussed. R. L. Moorehead, the area Scout camp manager will speak, and there will be illustrating picturees.

Princess Chrysanthemum, the em effcient operator-solicitor is no Joke, especially when tho head man Carlsbad and the Caverns, and the Minter, Ruford and Rupert Madera, and Leslie Oden. Others present peror's daughter Mavis Hart. meaning W. E. Wheeler, is still value of a positive contact at each To-To, Ester Hardin; Yum-Yum, were Rev.

A. G. Tozer, Mr. and Mrs. Presentation of Diplomas W.

G. meditating on a bed of sickness. The showing of "A Connecticut Yankee at King Arthur's Court," a satirical and humorous adaptation of Mark Twain's great book, closed a most successful engagement The first sentence of death imposed in the fifth judicial district since 1924 was passed last week on Frank Davis, 24, of Carlsbad, found guilty of first degree murder W. G. Donley, George White, Mrs.

Kalherine Livingston; Du-Du, Mary Helen Gerrells; Tu-Lip, Emilee Ri Bertha Bandy, Mrs. R. M. Thome, place with appropriate advertising matter can scarcely be questioned. Such an expedition should consist of at toast ten cars, and Mr.

Minter will welcome conversation in regard ley princess's maidens. "Mrs. George Bennett returned to her home in Clvi last Batunday, representatives of the school and Donley. "The EUman" Boji Quartette. ft Recessional orchestra.

The class roll is as follows: Fairy Moonbeam," the princess- for the slaying of James A. Elliott. church. The gathering will be over in plenty of time to allow attendance at commencement exercises. Frank Kimberlln, of Albuquerque, one of the outstanding Elks of the state, was a week-end visitor in Carlsbad.

morning after a visit with her sis good genius Mary B. Hays. to it. with a view of making defi Emperor What-for -Which, a mer ter, Mrs. C.

E. Denhof. She was accompanied by Miss Carina Denhof, Omar Alien, Frank Bowman, at CarlsW, November 1, 1830. In 1924, Nannie Katherlne Halsey, Luther Foster and William Archer were found guilty Ifre of the murder of Fred Halsey, husband of nite earrangements If enough of company can be secured. ciful monarch Delmar Brothers.

who will visit at Clovis for a time. All of the crew at the City Barber Shop, from the boss down to porter, went on an all night picnic and fishing trip Saturday on Draper Brantley, Robert Butcher, Leroa Cass, Aline Dickson, Lynn Dil- lard, Emily Forni, Alva Hamblen, Prince So-Tru, In love with the princess Arthur Soladay. The latest business venture is that of J. L. Atkins, so.

many years chief Katherine Halsey, and prominent the Pecos at the mouth of the Dela Margaret Hannah, Hershel Harty, The Hereford, (Tex.) High School band, accompanying a large party to the caverns, gave a most enjoyable Prince So-SU, in love with the ware. They report a good time but clerk at the Crawford hotel. Mr. Billy Hegler, Loiuse Hubert, Arthur Dye Stuffs Known to Basket-Makers Burnett Finds show ranchman of Hope, and the three were sentenced to death, the case princess Albert Carter. Atkins has put in a root beer and Inriis, Wayne Jones, Isabelle Jud- concert on the court house lawn Top-Not, the court chamberlain coming to Roswell on a change of refreshment stand on Church street, kins, Shelby King, Mildred Madera, Sunday afternoon.

Director Ralph poor fisliing. Those attending were Harve Await, E. L. Terry, H. H.

Lowe, Jack Cox, Flinn Watson and Henry Pruit. Arthur Dunagan. Rupert Madera, Ruford Madera, at the Crawford Theatre Saturday night. "There Li no mistaki ig Will Rogers has a great hold on the American people," said Manager Bart-lett yesterday. "The auirtence on the four days of this showing came from every walk of life." "In all probability, not ten per cent of tlie people had ever read the book, though those who had got more kick out of 'it than those who had not, of course.

It was just simply the great liking for this former cowboy that brought them, and they followed the course of the play most intently, through the series, many coming several times to see it. "The attendance was among- the largest ever enjoyed by the Crawford theatre at" the presentation of venue from Eddy-co. whom it was al Saucer-Eyes, the wizard cat Les The Basket Makers that race of Ann Marquess, Buster McCall, Faye which should be popular with the travelers to and from the beach," and motorists who like that beverage as a feature of evening drives. leged fired the fatal shot at the in people who lived, In the Guadaloupes stance of Mrs. Halsey and Luther when the -world was young, had McCall, Forest McMinn, Hall Medlin, Violet Mldldeton, Victor Minter, Leslie Oden.

Ruby Prather, Edna knowledge of dye stuffs that was Bates. Sprites of the night, courtiers, populace, attendants, fairies. Scene I The Emperor's Garden. Scene ii The Cave of Inky Night. Scene III The Emperor's Garden.

Foster, and Foster are how serving fife sentences in tlie state peniten Puckett, C. D. Rickman, Wllda Scar Smith was in charge and the work of the young musicians was very pleasing. A summer school for retarded pupils will be held by one of the sisters of St. Edwards during June and July.

The tuition fee will be 50 cents a week. Father Celestine, principal of the school, will be glad to give particulars. K. P. Hart and wife returned from Santa Fe and nothern points a few days ago.

Malaga and Loving had a ball game at Loving and Malaga won by a score of 8 to 7. brough. Marion Skinner, Zuma Skin positive, it Is shown by several interesting remnants of their skill brought in Sunday by Bill Burnett and E. H. Weaver from the canons tiary and Mrs: Halsey is at liberty awaiting another trial, the trial court having been reversed as to Mr.

and Mrs. H. F. Christian and Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Freeman spent Sunday at Lincoln, after which they brought In a verdict that Billy the Kid wasn't much to be blamed for his murderous practices. ner, Eullne Tilwell, Reba Tidwell, Ella Mae Tinsley, Roy Tschappler, Mary Catherine Vasey, Guy Vest, her case. north of Sitting Bull Falls.

One of the pieces is part of a net of unusual fineness, made from Velma West, David Williams, Dwlght Williamson, Gertrude Wilson, Ralph Davis has been taken immeditely to the state penitentiary at Santa Fe where he will be held pending Boone Kindle and Mr. Bindle, any picture." sachawlsta fibre, and colored with manager of the Western Union re Zimmerman. A most successful year at St. Edwards parochial school was closed Sunday afternoon with commencement exercises at the church, which was accorded a very large attendance. The programme was as follows: Processional.

Hymn to the Blessed Virgin. Veni Creator. J. P. Bouregard, superintendent of the New Mexico Fish hatcheries, of Vaey Ranch, visited Carsbad yesterday hi company with M.

Stevenson, port a good catch of fish from a hard days fishing last Sunday on the Delaware. Floyd Shattuck was elected presl outcome of his appeal to. th state supreme court. There has been but one legal execution in the history of tlie Pecos iValley. dent of the Alumni association of Mrs.

and Mrs. W. McAdoo and HaTry I. Braden returned Friday night from attendance at the state pharmaceutical association at Albuquerque, which selected R. M.

Tig-ner, of Roswell, well known in Carlsbad, for the coming year. Great Road Signs Contracted for by the Chamber Commerce deputy game warden, of Artesia. He the Carlsbad High school, at the an some well-defined pigment, the cords showing real skill in spinning and weaving. A part of a sandal for small child came from the same material, along with a number of fragments of cord. Mr.

Burnett aso located a number of ancient picture writings, and next time will take Harry Anglin along Mrs. West, mother of Fred West, leaves for California next Sunday for a Visit with relatives. took a- look- at all the fish waters possible, and stored up a lot of information for later use. Reading of graduates and awards. Hubbs, Pecos Editor, Brings Cheer and Promotes Highway Mrs.

F. H. Terrell and son, of El Paso, were Week-end visitors in the and make some high grade photo Mrs. H. P.

Miera, and daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calhoun, the latter from St. Louis, arrived from Santa Fe late city, visiting Mr. Terrell, who is the chief acountant at the Harroun Presentation of diplomas and aw ards.

Hymn to the Sacred Heart. Benediction with the Blessed Sac rament. graphs of these hieroglyphs. farms. yesterday for a visit of several days Mrs.

Jeffie Bynum is entertaining the T. W. W. class of the Methodist church this afternoon. Glen Macy, District Highway Engineer is here looking over the road south with Mr.

F. E. Little. Mrs. J.

W. Stagner returned from a visit with her parents in Artesia. Te Deum (Holy God We Praise The fatal automobile accident at kVf nights on the 1 iY Hews By WILL ROBINSON with Prof. Miera, who is doing archaeological work In the Guadaloupes. Thy Name).

Wool to Bring Less 4 to 6 Cents Valley this Year Roswell last Tuesday night has re Prosperity is not only Just around the corner but a good bit of it Is coming In through the front door of Pecos, according to Barney Hubbs of the Pecos Enterprise, who was in the city last evening on his way home from a trip to the upper valley. The fine rains have put the grass The following received their di sulted in the swearing out of a lot of warrants by Sheriff J. C. Peck. plomas: Ralph Calvani, Henry Dan Burns, Martha Beck Mrs.

Roscoe Etter, of Lubbock, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Fannie Butcher for a few days, coming es ermann, Mary Nell Berger and Ger Eastern New Mexico wool growers, with a total production of approxi Irving Gray is charged with driving a car while intoxicated and Edward Gray and C. C. Durden with accompanying such a driver. Durden trude Waltercheid.

pecially to attend the commence mately 8.000,000 pounds of wool will Mrs. Clark, music teacher, underwent aserious mastoid operation at Eddy county hospital, last Saturday. ment exercises. Nw The publicity committee of the chamber of commerce, of which S. I.

Roberts is chairman at the week end let the contract to the Estea sign company for three great road signs, designed to direct people to the caverns and Carlsbad. One of these signs will be located at the Washington ranch, after a series of smaller Installations on the El Paso road, another will be at the Malaga cut-otf, telling the wayfarer that they cant afford to miss seeing Carlsbad as well as the caverns, and another will be at Tatum. N. joining the Lovington Chamber of Commerce, by arrangements perfected by G. V.

Price, chairman of a sub-committee appointed for the purpose of selecting the locations. The signs are to be 8 24 feet, mounted in accordance with the specifications of the American association. If the money is available this series will be followed laterj by signs at Pecos, Van- Horn and at some lint on the north. on the ranges and stock are in excellent shape all over the baldies and certainly so in the hills and constantly increasing tide of receive from 4 to 6 cents a pound is in Pueblo, Colorado. New Highway On Cavern Grade tourists are leaving dally a tidy sum Dr.

'D. W. Swearengen was here no professional business Saturday Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the Burns Coffee 8hop graduates of the senior high school who belong to the Presbyterian church were Carl H. Delfs, for a time night clerk at the Crawford hotel, and who had friends all over the slope, Cost $100000 Planned Mrs. Sanders leaves for Florida soon.

is on the clerical staff of the great complimented at a breakfast. This There is a strong portability that The visit to the city of the latest consignment of magazine salesmen, who made a one-day stand and then disapeared. at least brought something new on that ancient racket. The canvasser asked you if you would pay the postage if he would send you two well-known magazines a year for nothing, which called for something over a dollar from you. Of course, you had his receipt for the money, and tils word that he would promptly forward jour post the national park service will build Mrs.

Montreal leaves for a visit an entirely new highway from the less for their wool this year than in 1930, If prices paid at the first wool sale may be taken as an Index. Approximately 200.000 pounds of wool sold at Artesia brought from 14 1-2 to 16 cents a pound. This wool, from eight clips, was purchased by Boston buyers, the price being paid representing a reduction of from 4 to 6 cents a pound under the market a year ago, the quality correspondingly the same. Wool production In eastern New Mexico is of a higher quality this year than In former years, and with relatives in Dallas and mouth of Walnut canyon, where tourists now begin the climb of of money that everybody gets a whack at. The oil developments are satisfactory, and the ranchers are all getting by and then some.

One of the purposes of the trip of Mr. Hubbs was to do a little promoting in regard to speeding up the building of a real highway from Carlsbad, to the Texas line to join up with the great camino that the state of Texas is now starting. The Enterprise Is one of the steadiest and most powerful- friends of the caverns, and his propaganda was siven close attention and passed on to Santa Fe. more than a thousand feet to the New Laws and a Wise Council Spares Carlsbad from "Show" entrance to the cavern, Supt. Thos.

Catherine Hegler was, in from Frijole attending graduating exercises of her sister. age deposit. Possibly he was perfectly! Boles said last evening. The survey for a new road was or honest in his proposition. It was dered on the first of May, and it Rev.

Lancaster of Roswell, presid Imply too good to be true. And yet mite a nufnber of pretty wise local sheepmen declare that the next 'sale ing elder, was transacting business is in harmony with the intention of the service to make the service at will bring better prices. nere yesterday. people fell tat It all. CSE SCRATCH PADS Uon waste costly stationery Just "hgiienng." Use tlie handy scratch pads we make.

25 cents a pound. Cavern City Kev. ana Mrs. Allison went to Yesterday's AP had the estimate Roswell yesterday and returned of the Association Against the Pro Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Woodman from Artesia spent Saturday here shopping. llbltion Amendment to the effect that we are spending neary three Wllion dollars a year for corn liquor nd home-brew beer, along with the run of poison that is vnded ARMORY PROSPECT POOR Prospects of construction of the Clovis armory for whieh $30,000 was appropriated by the "last legislature are very poor a delegation of citizens from Clovis, headed by. Carl Hatch, and Senator S. A. Jones, were told.

Governor Arthur Seligman point From present indications Carlsbad not In any Immediate danger of having a visitation of the traveling carnivals or "shows-as they prefer to called. The city is already pretty stiff and the new stale act is stif fer still, and under the old game of locating just outside of the city limits dont work any more, except under a state license that is meant to be prohibitive. the grottoes as complete as possible, a natural sequence to the building of the exit elevator and of other Improvements. There has so far been nothing to indicate the exact line of the new road, except that it is considereed' likely that it will skirt the south of the mouth of Walnut To utilize7 the present road would entail heavy costs in bridge building on a permanent proposition. The conjectured cost of the new road is somewhere near $100,000 and I could have employed divers means to maintain the royal prerogatives and effectively to combat my enemies, but I wish resolutely to step aside from anything that might throw some of my countrymen against others in a fraticldal civil war.

Former King Alforoo of Spain. ra smuggled stuff. The writer limply city council was not exactly sympathetic and 'the American Legion insisted upon getting rake-off worth while If its auspices were Used. The soldiers were not verv enthusiastic about it anyhow, and the traveler gave It up in dlsgist and disappeared in a cloud of dust to the south. Carlsbad is the gainer in several ways.

Nothing good can be said about the carnivals. They bleed the poor people of their money, sorely need-ed for other purposes, and are sometimes not wholesome In seventy different waya. doesn't believe a word of It, It is wet hooey Jn the first place-at the DR. MY KITE D. HARKET In 30 years MODERN CHIROPRACTIC has become the LEADING DRUGI.ESS SCIENCE.

Phones: Office 410 Res. B09B ed out to the delegation that the legislature appropriated the funds from moneys not otherwise appropriated and there are no such funds time the American people eve no such roll as that, and in the econd place, if they were spending i hat much the undertaken would The week end was marked by the stirring activity of an advance man Director A bright is understood to of one of the best known "shows' have ordered the surrey with an in the The state Is ex i ll be worked to death Propogan- College men now drink more than shrir fathers did, but now they have to carry their liquor on the hip lir Palmer C. Rickrtts, president of Henssolaer Polytechnic Institute. I'SE SCRATCH PADS Dnnt waste costly stationery Just iiartu we make. 25 rents a pound Cavern City Chronicle.

tdeaof doing the work at soon as pec ted to end the fiscal year with who propositioned everybody In sight in order to get a location. The et. James, proooeanda. (Continued on Page Throe) deficit. possible..