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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,
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SEPTEUBER 22, 1921
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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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