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kJ PERIODICO SEMANARIO DEDICADO A LOS INTERESES Y PROGRESO DEL PUEBLO HISPANO-AMERICAN- O.

tomo vm. BELEN, NUEVO MEXICO, NUM. vna. a. a. a. a. a. a. a. a.

ANARCHY EXPERT

DISCUSSES FORD

BUY IJM I PQ5T OFFICE

"Well, that is precisely the senti-

ment you call anarchy in Mr. Ford."Much testimony having been offered

to show that Mr. Ford held jobs openfor employees who were called intothe armed forces of the nation andthat he also provided aid for theirdependents where the latter were In

need, The Tribune, which originallycharged that Mr. Ford would not do

any of these things, is now attemptingto prove that the assistance which hegave was late and was a result of iheTribune's attack.

Checks Produced.

Counsel for Mr. Ford has producedstacks of cancelled checks showingthat regular monthly allowances weresent out to soldiers' dependents who

applied for aid, beginning as soon asthe case could be investigated andthe records made, and continuing un-

til the husband returned to work.

iSn la Corte de Distrito Condado

de Valencia, Estado deNiu vo Mexico.

H. E Byers, :

Quejante :

vs :

Mria Manuela de Molina. :

'.)n,ú:;-- á Molina ie Chavez. : Nr..

y Vicente Chavez y Torrez, :

j.j poso. Emilia Molina de:CLa y Ambrosio Chavez:su esposo, Nascarieno Me-- :

lina y Andale&'o Molina, y :

todas personas desconocí- - :

das y os herederos do to-- :

das personas desconocidas :

y todas otras personas re- - :

clamando o teniendo un in-- :

terés en la propiedad aqui :

después descrita, :

Acusados. :

Aviso de Pleito

Docientas yardas al punto 6 lug-ar del comienso.

Y el demandante ademas pideque los demandados sean despro-vistos y para siempre requeridosde tener ó reclamar ningún dere-

cho ó titulo en v para dichas pre-nis-

adverso al demandante y

que el titulo del demandante seaaquietado y puesto en descanso.

Y ustedes, dichos demandadosv cada une dé ustedes, son ade-

mas notificados que solo que ust-

edes pongan su apariencia en di-h- a

causa en ó antes del dia 15

de Agosto, 1919, juicio sera pue-sto en contra de ustedes en dichacausa por falta.

Los abogados del demandanteson Barnes & Livingston, y sudirección de estafeta es Belén,Muevo Mexico.

En testimonio de lo cual pongomi mano y sello este dia 3 de Ju-

lio, 1919.

Diego AragónEscribano de Condado y Secreta-rio de la corte de Distrito.Por W. D. Newcomb, Diputado.

BEFORE SPENDING YOUR MONEY FOR SOMETHING

. YOU DO NOT NEED

Do not be penurious. Do not be wasteful. Be Thrifty

SAVE REGULARLY

Invest what you can in War Savings Stamps;

They are constantly growing in value

They mean more money in your pocket

They are stepping stones to success

AND

If you happen to need what you have in-

vested in War Savings Stamps, you alwayshave the privilege of bringing them to thePostoffice and getting your money back withinterest on ten days' written notice to ourpostmaster.

IT PAYS TO THINK

''Dr. J. W, ompton

OPTICOEstará en el Edificio

Commercial ClubJunio 19 al 25

HM.v0J BOUGHT I

--

i YOUR lRFT STAW

5UCCEED!

Fraternal Orders

Strong For SavingFraternal orders should take an ac-

tive interest in the 1919 Savings Cam-

paign in the opinion of Pat M. Neff ofWaco, Grand Chancellor of the TexasGrand Lodge, Knights of Pythias. An-

other enthusiast over the SavingsCampaign is J. W. Chancellor ofBowie, Grand Master of the TexasGrand Ixdge, Independent Order ofOdd Fellows.

"In the Saivings Campaign," Mr. Neffsaid recently, "the Government hasplaced tho stamp of its aprpoval onthe fraternal idea. War Savings

are not lodges, strictly speak-ing, but they are next thing to itMany of the most successful SavingsSocieties are in the lodges and theKnights of Pythias are doing theirshare."

"Texas Odd Fellows had a numberof strong War Snvings Societies la- -t

rear, Mr. Chancellor said, ' and mostof them made excellent records.Wherever possible, it would be a tineidea for the menbers of the lodge toform themselves into a Savings' Society again this year, if they have notalready dono po." i

Numerous lodges of various ouioitover the Rlevenlh Federal District notonly have Saivinge Societies but aresecuring sinking funds by investing inWar Savings Stamps as a lodge Themembers of these lodges are also buy-ing W. S. S. individually.

Has your lodge been organized?4 --W B.S,

UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR CALLED

TO POINT OUT "RED"

DOCTRINES.

WHEN IS MAN AN ANARCHIST?

Plaintiff's Views Ara Shown to Bs

Those of Best Loved American

Thinkers and Writers.

"ANARCHI8T8."

Profi.ssor Jesse B. Reeves saysHenry Kurd's üoctrine that Human-

ity Is constantly on the upgradeand that while It makes mistakeseverything tends toward good, Is

"A fundamental principle Of anar-

chy."Ford's counsel reads quotations

from Emerson, Whittler, Lowell,Holmes and Abboct, showing thatthey held the same view.

Question: "Were these menanarchists."

Witness answers, "No."

Mt. Clemens, Mich. Who Is an an-

archist and what is anarchy?The Chicago Tribune, which galled

Henry Ford an anarchist, an waspromptly sued for $1,000,000 as a re-

sult. Introduced an expert witness on

anarchy in the trial now going on inMt. Clemens, Mich, in an effort toestablish definitions of anarchy andanarchists which would convince thejury that there was no libel In thenewspaper attack on the manufac-turer.

Prof. Jesse B. Reeves, head of thedepartment of Political Economy ofthe University of Michigan, was en-

gaged by The Tribune to support itscontentions by his testimony.

Under direct examination by coun.sel for the Tribune, Professor Reevesdeclared that the views credited toMr. Ford by journalists who had in-

terviewed him were identical with theviews held by such well known

as Emma Goldman, Tucker,Proudhon and Tolstof.

The Tribune introduced as evidenceof Henry Ford's p.narchy the followingquotation- - attributed to him in ar.tides which havt; appeared in news-

papers and magazines:

Fundamentals of Anarchy."To my mind Humanity may

make mistakes, but cannot do any-Uilii- g

worse. I think that every-thing tends toward good. Eventhis great and bloody war is help-ing toward permanent peace.",

"I think war is largely the re-

sult of greed on the part of thosewho profit by it"

"The moment we get people notto acquiesce in war, refuse to goto war, there will be no morevar."These views, Prof. Reeves testified,

were found In the works of everyof international reputation

ant! were, in fact, fundamental prin-ciples of anarchy.

Ibeicupon counsel for Mr. FoldlOoI: the witness.

"Professor Reeves ", said counsel,"was Benjamin Franklin an anarch.1st?"

"No.""He said, 'There never was a good

war, or a bad peace.' Was he an an-

archist because he said that?""Certainly not."'Professor, is the Idea that Human-

ity is onthe upgrade, as Mr. Ford be.

lleves, a fundamental of aiurchy?""Yes, p.narcu'.sm holds that Honiun-it- y

is all right, it only needs to lit lotalone and it will work out its ownSBlVHtlon."

Were They Anarchists?vi-- ! I ,i was hiúd by Emerson,

, u.ttier, Bronsuj, Abbott, WiiliamJames, John Fiske, Oliver WendallHolmes and Jame3 Russell Lowell.Were they anarchists because they believed this?"

"No.""Isn't It inte that many wars in the

past, nut all but a majority, werebrought on by the quarrels, greed andavarice of rulers?"

"1 think many wars have been;ht on, I think this war was."

' to you s'ree :" it it is very foolishi'or tiia peopla oí t.Ua countries Involv-

ed to allow thmiii'.elves to be Klaugh-t're- l

4n ev-c- wars?""As we look back to it now, yes, we

i

Noticia es por esta dada a los

arriba entitulados demandados

que un pleito ha sido comensadoy esta pendiendo en la corte de

Distrito del Séptimo Distrito Judicial del Estado de Nuevo Mex-

ico, en y por el Condado de Val-

encia por el arriba llamado dem

andado en contra los arriba dem-

andados el objeto y naturalidadde o cual tiene de establecer y

aquietar el titulo de el demanda-

nte en y para la siguiente descr-

ié i Jo terreno en e! Condado de

Vaiencia, Estado de Nuevo Mex-

ico encontra de los reclamos ad-

versos de los demandados:Todo ese cierto peda:0 de terr-

eno sitaado quedando en el prec-

into No 3 de los Jarales, Conda-do de Valencia y Estado de'Nue-v- o

Mexico y conlinda, describiday conteniendo como sigue a saber:Comensando en un punto forma-do por la intersección de la liniadel centro de la Acequia Los Ga-

rcías y la linia meridional de Pre-- d

canda Baca terreno locado enel Norte de terreno por estas con-

ducido siguiendo entonces haciael oeste y á lo largo de dicho te-

rreno de Predicanda Raca hastaarriba de la loma, y luego meri-

dional a lo largo de dicha cima dela dicha loma, ciento cinquentay?rd?s a la Entradi de Jun de

Jesús Sánchez, entonce hacia el

este y a 'o largo de dicha Entra-

da del iado hacia el norte de estoa la linia del centro de la dichaAcequia Lo? Garcías, siendo la

esquina a! sudeste del terreno portíiXu conducido, entonces ha.-i- a el

N'orte a io largo dy la dicha liniariel centro de dicha Acequia Cien-

to íarenta yardas al punto 6 lu-

gar del comienso. También aquelotro pedaso ó sohr de terreno si-

tuado quedando y estando en di-

cho precinto No 3 de Jarales endicho Condado y Estado y conlin-

da, describido y conteniendo co-

mo sigue a "aber: Ccir.'iisandoen un punto en la intersección dela linia hacia el Norte de dichoterreno de Rafael aoa y Chave-- i

"i lado de! oeste de un caminoPublico que ta a ': largo ds la

Acequia Ladera, corriendo ento-

nces hacia el oeste a lo largo deterreno de Rafael Saca y Chave;:a a cima ds la lonja, entoncesharía e! Norte a lo Wíto de dichar:i-::- i da la loma, Decientas yard-

as a ia iini.j meridional de terre-ro pertenesiendo a Amada Padi-

lla, ó Antonio Garcia, entonceshacia el este a lo largo de dicialinia meridional de dicho ultimomensionado terreno a la dicha ia

hacia el oeste de dicho un-

iré Publico y entonces meridionala lo larpo de icha linia hacia e!

reste d dicho' camina PabÜso

Í

W-irv- "

THE SOUTH'S

I Does not Flower into Fields of Snowy White in afew minutes. It takes

Farmers Find EasyMethod of Saving

Farmers who are making a habitof getting a few Thrift Stamps everytime they market anything from theirfarms are finding that they are ableto save regularly and that they donot miss the small amounts invested.The average farmer in this sectionOf th country depends largely on his"money" crop, which he harvestsonce a year. Almost every one ofthem, however, grows something elsewhich he markets at odd times.

An occasional load of hay may betaken into town and sold. The thriftyfarmer also plants peas, beans, okra,lettuce, beets or some of the othervegetables watch thrive in the South

est and for which there is a readymarket Butter and eggs form staplearticles to bo marketed betweenseasons. By buying just a few ThriftStamps each time the farm-wago-

makes a haul to town, the farmer orhis wife is providing a fund whichhpy will be able to turn to good ac-

count later on, for when these Thrift'amps aro exchanged for War Scv-ne-s

Stamps, they increase in va'uenitomatically, and may always beuiTird into cash on ten days, writ'ent!(.!i"? to the postmaster, althoughmi- - Inrjger they are kept the merei.ey earn.

Have you bought youx Thrift StampstodarT

Successful Dollar IsOne That Works

The dollar that goes to work is thesuccessful dollar. The idle dollar isa failure.

The successful dollar brings backanother dollar with it. It makesitself a dollar and something twodollars and something a whole fami-U-

of dollars.The careless dollar goes off soiiie-wher- e

and is never seen again.A Texas man the other day lost a

life-time-'s saivings Í786.0O. His dol-

lars had gone off in the pockets oftwo fake stock promoters. He badnot taught his dollars to keep goodcompany.

Hundreds of years ago a man towhom a handful of dollars had ht ntrusted buried them in a napkin, f'egot no Increase he did not even h pwhat he had. One might as well f,v eaothing as krep an idle do'lar.

The dollar that succeeds is ener-getic and careful. War SavingsSta-ni- ilo than save your d"l- -

Uiu Tfeey ptit Uew to work at

1

cHsnW by

GREAT STAPLE

time for Cotton to Grow.

SUCCEED

tr

IT TAKES TIME TO GROW A FORTUNE "

Use1 War Savings Stamps as seed, they arePedigreed! Guaranteed!

SAVE AND

Assure Your Future.

"M VÍ.-VJ.'- ;

public vendue at the front doorjterest, attoraeys' fees and costsIn The District Gourt, Coúntyof the Valencia County CourtOf Valencia, State of New Me-

xico M. . S. Otero, Trustee,and A. J. Otero, Beneficiary,Plaintiffs, vs. The Mazon Es-

tate, Incorporated, a Corporation

United States Tiresare Good Tires

House at 12 o'clock noon onthe 23rd day of August, 1919,to the highest and best bidderfor ssti the following real tStatebelonging to The Mazon Estate,

as above set out, together withthe cost of this sale, then the Se-

cond lot of property will not beoffered for sale but on the con-

trary, if the highest bid on Lot1 of said property shall not besufficient to discharge the saidjudgments, interest, attorneys'

! Luz C. Saucido, Silvestre Mira--S Incorporated, as follows:bal, and The Citizens Bank of

Albuquerque, New Mexico, defees and costs as hereinabove

Lot 1.Lotw V"! Township Raijge

FfaSjoM.eo(i()n Nflftlr Westfendants. No. 2173.

notice; OF set forth, including the cost of

this salé, then Lot 2 as hereinNEL4 ;

N1-2S- E 1,4 14 above' shown will be offered asN.1-2S- 1-- 4

-- 10v

AO. .

"..10'

101010

-- 1010

. to

ft

A12

12

24

a whole and thereafter Lots 1

and 2 together will be offeredand the highest and best bidswill be reported to the court for

-4

Nl-2SvVi- -4

NE 1-- 4

NE1-- 4

SE 4

NW1-4- ..

;

SE 1-- 4 ,

SW

such action as it may deem proper, possession to be given im

16. .10i - 1 mediately following confirmati-

on by the court of any sale wh1634 !rvll

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1414

. 14'.14

;141&15

Í415

1512

12

,121210

ich .shall be made under this not-

ice-. This sale is to be made10;on the basis of the purchaserpaying all taxes due on the saidland at the time of the sale and

35248

12

22

2727

34

, Notice is hereby givea that

by virtue of a certain order and

decree made in the above styledcause on the 17th day of May,1919, the undersigned was ap-

pointed Special M ster and was

directed to sell the real ' estatehereinafter described to satisfythe said final decree which aw-

arded t the plaintiff, A. J. Ot-

ero, judgement against the de-

fendant, The Mazon Estate, In-

corporated, in the sum of Ele-

ven Thousand Two HundredTwo and 25-10- 0 ($11,202.25)Dollars, with interest at eight

(8) percent-pe- r annum from

December 12, 1918, until paidand the additional sum of, OneThousand (1,000.00) Dollars as

attorneys' fees nd all costs in

said cause expended and forecl-

osed the lien on a certain ,.deedof trust upon the rel estafeh&e-iaafte- r

described as Lot". r. andordered the same sold to satisfythe judgement in favor ef the

said A. J. Otero and also awa

NE-.- 4

SE 1-- 4

SW 14-4

Lots3&4Sw 1-- 4 Se 1-- 4

Se 1-- 4 sw 1-- 4

W 4

ne 1-- 4 NE 1-- 4

n1-2S- e 1-- 4

1010

1010.10V

40-1-

10- -

information thereof as to theamount and extent of unpaidtaxes must be obtained by thepurchaser himself from the re-

cords of Valencia County.

3410 '40;'.T ir í i '

Lot 2.

The Real Thing Right Through " Township RangeSection' North Westfraction

NE1-.4NWI-- 4 34 10 12

Witness my hand as suchSpecial Master on this, the 28th

day of May, 1919.

WILLIAM WILCOX,Special Master.

WHEAT-MEAT-SUG- AR-

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.Íi4Ñwl-- 4 6 10 ,14

íwl-4sWl-- 4 6 10 14W1-2SW1-- 2 10 10

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4- -

PLENTY OF EACH

OBTAINABLE AGAINrded judgment in favor of the

defendant, Silvestre Mirabal,

upon a cross complaint against

Put United States Tires under your car and

you'll find them the real thing.

They're built to wear to give you the kindof economical service you want. And that'sjust what they do.

Hundreds of thousands of regular users willvouch for that lots of them right around here.

There are five distinct types of United StatesTires one for every need of price or use.

We have exactly the ones for irour car.

T

SB 1-- 4 Sw 4 2 10 10'

-4 14 10 10SE1-4NW1-- 14 10 10Nwl-4NEl-- 4 14 10 10

A tract commencing at a po-

int oní hundred and forty sixand one third 1 46 1-- 3 yardsSouih of the Northeast quarter

1-- 4 of the Southeast quarter

The Mazon Estate, Incorporatedin the sum of Four Thousand

$4,000.00 Dollars, with inte

I "Our Boys Did It"

Í Are you grateful? If you aregrateful keep on helping the

? Government until the last onei of them is home Buy War

X Savings Stamps The Govern- -T J- - r 1

rest on Two Thousand $2,00-O.O-

Dollars thereof from Feb

ruary 27, 191 until paid at the

rate of eight 8J per cent perannum, and w'th interest on

mem aun ueeus money to teea"Our Boys" who are scattered

oer Europe and to bring themhome. Stand by Them untilevery Mother's Son is back onAmerican soil.

(1-4- ) of Section Ten 10),Township Ten (10) North, Ra-

nge Ten 10 West and meas-

uring South two hundred andninety three and one third (29--3

3 yards, thence West eighthundred and eighty (880) yar-ds, thence North two hundredand ninety three and one-thir- d

(293 3) yards, thence East

eight hundred anc eighty (880)yards to the place of beginingcontaining forty eight and one-thi- rd

(48 1--3) acres.

Also the following tr8cts inSection Twenty-tw- o (22) To-wash-

ip

Ten ( 10) North, RangeTen (10) West measuring

(50) yards from North

One Thousand (1,000.00) Do-

llars thereof from April 23, 1918

until paid at the rate of ten

(10) per cent per annum, and

with interest on One Thousand

1,000.00 Dollars thereof from

Máy 16, 1918, until paid at therate of ten (10) per cent per an-

num and for ten (10) per cent

additional as attorneys' fees

a.id all costs in this cause exp-

ended by the said SÜvt btre Mi-

raba!, defendant and cross-coia-plai- nt

and did foreclose fhe lien

of three (3) certain daerfl of

The First ThousandIs Hard To Gel

trust mentioned in the crogMto bouth and eight hundred

.

Whni a man gets $1,000.00 saved up(here aro always opportunities for agood investment. It is hand to placemnoh iess than that. That Is whywenlthy mnn who ave splf-mad- e advisejyoung ineu to liegin early and sTa,Hi first thousand.

Until ivo went to war, it was hasdto get started toward that $1,000.00unless at least one dollar could be

complaint of ike said SilvestreMirabal, coverng as first lien

the re.'il estate hereinafter des-

cribed as Lot 2. and also cover

put away at a fime. Small changewas restless nnd acrobatic and kept'jumping out of our pockets into some'body else's.

Now, however, there is an easy wayabout srrukes, Prince AlbertTALK to a joyhandout standardto get mat nist thousand. The an-swer is Thrift Stamps. They cost

ad eighty &y yards from

East to West.The first tract befcig bounded

on the North by latil of JuanSerna and oa the South by la-

nd oí Senobjo Seyadra, and fo-

rmerly owned by Teodoro Ch

avez.The second trci being liou-nde- 'l

on the North by tha landiOatarioo TruJIJIo y Sanchezaid on the Smtfc by toe landof Nabof Mirabal and formerlyowned by Marti t Gallegos.

Also a tract in Section fifteen

(15), Township Ten (10) No-

rth, Range Te (10) West,measuring ate'Jt fihy (50) ya-

rds from Stink to South and

only a quarter apiece and can be con-verto-d

into War Savings Stamps. Thrtovernment of the United States

ing the real esute hereinafudescribed a Lot 1 as a secondlien to that of the plaintiff, A.

J. Otero, and foreclosed the said

thre1 3 deeds of trust and or-

dered said p' opei'ty sold to sa-

tisfy the same; an'l fdso did re-

nde judgment in hvor of tj"defendant-Th- Citizens Bankoí Albuquerque, New Mexico,

upon its cross-Complai- nt againstThe Mnzon Estate, Incorpora-

ted, in the sum of Nine Handr- -

that just lavishes smokehappiness onevery man game enough to make a bee line for atidy red tin and a jimmy pipe old or new !

Get it straight that what you've hankered for inhai'ks these War Savings Stamps witha guarantee of 4 per cent interest,compounded quarterly. Sawe and Suo-- I

ceed.Have you bought your Thrift Staoup

today?w.s.s.--

Who Is Best ManTo Do Your Work!

pipe or cigarette makin's smokes you'll find aplentyin P. A. That's because P. A. has the quality!

You can't any more make Prince Albert bite yourtongue or parch your throat than you can make a horsedrink when he's off the water 1 Bite and parch are cutout by our exclusive patented process 1

You just lay back like a regular felow and puff to beatthe cards and wonder why in sanflf you didn't nail asection in the P. A. smokepasture liDqgsr than you careto remember back I

Buy Prince Albert everywhere tobacco is fid. Toppy red bage,tidy red tins, handtome pound and haif pound tin humidor and

that clever, practical peieid cryttal glas humidor with epongemoistcner lop that keepe the tobacco in each perfect condition.

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Sale- N. C

eight huidandeigfcty fehréiít fwav to ia0) yards fróm OW'te'Wett 4t. yourself .The best way to get

'Jiead in the wotld is save regularlyand invest wisely. Your childrenunded on kO Norta hf the Mi

rabft! trt tad OI) SOBA by J my be buying Thrift Stamps but the. ' nickels and dunes anda le o T i t quarters theyth3 !an K.. JitreilA jBO Wr- -

jare abie to saive won't buy a home or'merly ów'ae'lby Justo Ápj3aail.Dautomo1Ue or a new cultiva--

j ., . WUThe;.money to do that will not

ed Sixty-on- e and 03-10- 0 $96-1.6- 3

Dollars with interest th-

ereon from October 19, 1918,until paid at the rate of eight

8 J per cent per annum and itscosr-- i in this cause xpended and

di J declare the b;uue to be

upon both lots of real estateheie'nafter described subsequentand inferior to the liens of the

plaintiff, Otero, and the defen-

dant Silvestre Mirabal, and did

foreclose the said lien and trdersaid real estate sold to latisfythe same.

Now. therefor in bedieoce

Copyright ltl ujrJLf BnmítláM Tobáceo o, xnc jtycny ucsc itG- - auu-- f tt svredruiüess you save it.

ve as Lot 1 Í3 that Which is PC- - Is easy nough to save If you do It,t Ai xxt a a mnw ri., . , . .1

asally known as the ran-

ches of The Mazon Eatt, In-

corporated, and Lot 1 will heoffered for sale and sold as awhole and if the price realizedfrom the same shall be sufficient

in Thrift Stamps grow Into WarSavings Stamps and tha interestmakes them grow like rain does asummer weed. Save for that happyopportunity. If you're not in a WarSavings Society get In one. fib withthe crowd. Save. ;

Have yon bought your Thrift Stamfttoday? .

W &flC tetfi I Will ffl ! fay all of the judgments, in