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COUNTY EDUCA-IO- N BOARD CF STEPMOTHER ARRESTED IT'S A GIRL, AND C. E. HOBSON THE JEWELER MEETS MOSQUERO - AT FOR MURDER OF STEP- A DANDY TOO TAKES UNTO HI31SELF DAUGHTER; A W IFE. The County Board of Educati- These were the words gre on held' a very important meet- Icq!) or j)qy that News was We- the friends of Schul-t- z Miss PEARL Fritz the ing the Countv Seat last received in Roy eted Editor at Sat dnesday Mrs. last Wdnesday morning when LUCKY BRIDE urday. The meeting was called by that Chas. Dugger of Rosebud been he came down town 10.30 the County Superintendent Myra had arrested about for the murder of her stepdaiigh ftoclqinqlioi with a smile all over his face and C. E. Ilobson, Roy's popular 0. DeFrees for the purpose of Marie, mention of which a box of cigars under his arm. jeweler, got up bright and early approving budgets of the vario- ter was made in the S. A. a few days ago The Editor was much excited Saturday morning and begin hu- us Districts thro out the County. ' Labor Day this year falls upon the 5th day of Sep- Mrs. Dugger was arrested on cir- and scarcely able to talk he co stling around and every one was The members present were Luis tember. In American communities, where' ail worthy cumstantial evidence ans- uld not find time to talk to his of the opinion that he was prepa- C. DeBaca, Oliver Warrender an as the citizens are laborers-- in one wers to certain questions were cr another department Oi many friend who had gathertd ring for a big days work when d Wm. G. Johnson. Mrs. Leonha-r-d numan activity, it is unnecessary to comment upon the g not satisfactory to the officers "' at the office to extend congratul suddenly he was seen moving the other member of the Boa- magnitude and importance of labor. - ' and neighbors. is ations, however cal- in his Sunday best and th- rd was sick and unable to attend It stated that after a little shoe prints were upon ming, he was able to tell us all a en he was seen to enter a car wi- State Educational Auditor Jo- the breast We all know that without labor and its accomplish- of the girl and bout and th Mr. and Mrs. Ray Busey and hn Joerns was present me murdered that sh ments, intellectual as well as material, we would not have it we'learned his at the e had been choaked wife Miss Pearl Prltz and Mr. Floyd Mr. McNabb, and stamped progi-esse- far from the status of the cave duellers; and had presented him eting as was also ; to death. The girl fou- with a sweet daughter Pritz the car whirlled . on Tax Representative of the E. P. little was it. is fitting that a day be set aside and observed each year little that off nd dying on the floor of their ho tipped the scales a 7 pounds and the north road out of Roy and S. W. R. R.- - Mr. Dougla- in honor of labor, and and me when stepmother then dawned upon who ss Assistant Superintendent of the and the he told us further that Dr. Gibbs it those father returned from a to a THEREFORE I, M. C. MECHEM, GOVERNOR says all concerned doing had noticed the actions of Public Instruction. All of 'these yisit that are our neighbors. She lived only an ho- OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO, do hereby designate nicely, except well we asked prominent jeweler that he had gentlemen assisted with the wo- ur or so being found doctor so we would be suddenly decided to become " a rk and all of the budgets of the after and the that was unable to speak before death sure, and he said that Editor Sc-hul- tz benedict. iti-- vuuijt.y unxciaiii, vían ui uic is wi- Aoij(Uy, SeplGiiibct' 1921 along well Mr. and Mrs. Busey took were carefully gone over and ad It stated that the father was getting as the ll probably be arrested also for if as could be expected but would happy couple to Mills where they justed. Some of the budgets we- as Labor Day and a Legal Holiday in the State of New the stepmother murdered the ch- Mexico. ; . have to take a little medicine to were joined in the Holy . Bonds re very fair while others tiad to " ild known t all of Matrimony by Rev. D. Ter- be changed considerable. While the father must have quiet his the rest J. as he house I respectfully request that labor organizations, pa- ,rere ral of place. The wedding to- was impossible to give each it left the with his getting along O.K. this it wife and returned with The triotic societies, civic, industrial, agricultural and commer Now all mixed ok place at B. ho District' all they wanted yet we her. if the paper is the'J. Procter neighbors are of the opinion that cial bodies, educational institutions and churches, join up this week don't blame the Edl me in the presence of Mr. rnd beleive the Board and Mr. Joerns in the child was murdered in the ba preparing suitable programs for the day; that all state you all is excus-eabl- e, Mrs. Busey, Foyd Mr. made a fair adjustment on the di tor for know he Pritz and sement and to ho offices be closed, and that the national ilag be displayed ge- and Mrs. B. fferent budgets. later taken the for walking a floor and J. Procter. use and laid on the floor where on public buildings as a mark of yespect to Labor.' good Immediately wedó-n- Grade Teachers were pa- tting out a paper do not go after the First it was supposed her little they were to depot id from 100 to 125 per month ac- that together. taken tht at would befor-- e Mills cording to experience and work find her, but DONE AT THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE This piece of news was not wr- where they took the north the brother came from fie- THIS by pick- - bound Polly Denver, required of them and Second Gr- the THE 27TH DAY OF AUGUST, itten the Editor.but was for Bonder ld and 1921; v h- - Teachers from to the father the stepmother A. D. ea uy m tne regular news way and other points of interest ade $90.00 and found dying. ; returned her WITNESS r.IY HAND AND THE GRE- - by the Devil and the associate ere they will spend a week ar $100.0 per month. ' The Sherriff of Union County AT SEAL OF Editor. --'' ' two honeymooning. At B01 All rural districts were allowed THE STATE OF NEW K f came down Monday and arrested " MEXICO. Well, Frank and wife hero's they will visit the grooms bot-t 5.00 per month for janitor and " Mrs. Dugger and she is now cenf balan- and family. . a liberal amount for up keep, re- congratulations from the her fined in Clayton jail await- :M. Cr MECHEM, Mr. pairs, supplies etc. Every Distri- the ce of the force and we all hope Ilobson, the groom is well ing the action of the Grand Ju- will grow up beco- know n in Roy and is one ct in the County was given a ni- Attest: GCvivnor of New Mexico. that she and of our ry. hav- of school " f me a strong, suffragist. Dronunent business men he ne month term and all consi- MANUEL MARTINEZ, schoolsin the County under the The murder has caused Í ing come to Roy from Missouri deradle in Secretary of State.' ago. Boards supervision will begin oh excitement eastern Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ilhvne nearly two years and entered Harding aftd western Union Cou- I Monday; September 12th. It is mourn the lora, of their infant the jeweler business hero and and 'neighbors are dete- íihlw v'-inV- i iVinA iinmp'liuf.-il- at. good in the desire of the Board that all nties the has made his profession. rmined the murder of the in an schools begin on this date so the that He is earnest, hardworking nocent girl shall be broug- will re will be a uniformity of the sch little The little bíH) vas laid to rest man and no doubt make a to justice:-- V,,t;'. hap- ools and the .york being done. ht FAST DAWSON TEAM in the Roy Cemetery Friday af- helpful life partner for his The New Text Books adopted CLEANS UP ON ROY ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ilhvne py bride. We forgot to tell ycu last week For luuiiijig pupils ta school. have the sympathy of the entire The bride, Mrs. Imbson is the the State Board are now on sale AGAIN . W v corr:ii.unity daughter of Mr. and Mrs. that Mt Happy Self, mother of o'-- in their sad berea- Prita at the diferent book stores in the - i Tá-- Ck"A of School District - County and ycu can exchange yo Dr. T. F. Self, is visiting the vement. of near Gladstone- and for the The Roy Baue Ball ac- No. 23 will receive bids up to ar.ci fe-- v w old books and get a small am- Doctor and family for a few Team past eeks has been assist- ur companied by iisi'iuiing Tuesday September IS, ount in exchange. However the weeks. Mrs. Self is from Misso- a bunch of voctsri The Misses Ines and Leora Hall ing at the Rail Road crting. hou- went to Dawson Last Sunday at '7 P. M. for the purpose of se r!- schools can start on the old enes uri and will probably make her left for Minneapolis, Minn. Thu- and ft which placo - rcrt with of cleaning t'raííMportatjon of pupils on the aceomrli-she- d use same temporary but ail future home in Roy. the expectation rsday, where Miss Inis will teach her husband. She b an up en them live Sohool Routes cut of Roy. exchangos should be made the fi raid getting even for in the deaf and dumb school at young kdy an 4 we beleive the trouncing given The routes . are as follow:;, Mv. . rst few weeks of school. them tho that place and Miss Leora has. that lli.bfcn has macla rn ex ANNOUNCEMENT previous Sunday, but from-th- e Plea' tot iow,' Rock Spring., celent choice for help thro 12 ' an excellent position in same lue's It will require a levy of most ' the shown., opi- Moateya Wagner score., we .are of .the; PookcC. aad town. .. troublesome jnuvne. mills to run the Harding County Com-pr-a- y The F. S. Brown Motor nion tjiat, -- of toyn. Lkldci'S they failed' to iiccom p tbi','ii .Ncith . Mr. sivl Mrs. Hcbson , will .lo ., .; Sch ools j'oi'.thg full nine, ninths has takfn on' the Bampsorf lsh mil ki.tve Í J Tui niyli their ovk-r.can- roany keep them in good sound iin- - thisend. : at horr!e,tp,thcir fricneb to line of Tractors, Trucks and Even Roy of conveyances and will Mr. and Mrs. R A. Roy, Mr: A levy 1 tho went down to en fñd after Septe.r ber ICth at .ancial condition. and Intplenehts. own g md Mrs. Earl MeMiaimv r.nd Farm defeat bv the score of 8 to 0. 'have to furaú;i the Willcox home In Roy. The . mills will be required to take ca- li?.i daughter Francis, Messrs Rolen These Tractors and Farm those who witnessed the carne ilia?, oib etc. The bidding taxnú Spunbh-Americo- n extends cong- re of the Harding County High Barret and Clint Hester, were tools are put out by the General say it was a good one, and some be clcno 0:1 a ca'ender month ba- - ratulations to the harpy couple School and put it on its feet in tne Sunday guost-- at CM. Motors Corporation. The Trac- very brilliant plays were mace sUi and for the full tern of scho- tm wj wishes tnem an tne joya 01 good going order. Ogden home Ias:t Sunday " tor Sells for $68:.00 F.O.B Fac- by both teams. The fielding by ol The successful' bidders will and par life. " Solano and Mosquero will start tory, and pulls three plows and both be required ta give bond for 'the took of a fine chicken tinner ' teams was extra good and in their old buildings this year fai-thi'- that only Mrs. Ogden knows how in sod. aga-n- st amount of bid tl Manager sto- a harrow few errors were chalked up their for the F. S. Brown, of the and Roy will start in rented du-ur- to prepare. All present report See them at the F. S, Brown either team. pcrl'onnance of their a T! Brov.n Motor Co. has in- re building.;. Work on the Mosq- a fine time and Mr. and Mrs Motor Co. Garage. Roy Hephner was on the i' or diagrams of routes and that stalled a new free air and water uero and Solano buildings will be Ogden are fine entertainers. i Adv. mound Roy, other information sse the clerk delivery machine in of his started in the early spring and for and did some front fine pitching, held Daw at his office at the Spanish Ame garage. Mr. Brown al- Kov expects to be able to move and the popular son team down to a few scatter rican Building. SENATOR BUESUM TO ways believes in having the best into li3r new building about Jan ade teachers are employed in the SPEAK ROY ing hits; two bum decisions and William G. Johnson, IN md most te of every- j County and a grl uary first. Abbott is making pre not third Clerk. SATURDAY NIGHT ! an error or two was given as thing, hence the adding of the prations to build a new school bu ade teacher nor will any permits the ; - reason for the number of scores Schaci District No. 33 newapparatus. ilding once and have same re- be allowed to be used in the Cou at allowed "to Dawson. Sentaor Barsum w ill speak in ady occupancy with in 60 or nty. for The Roy Team worked hard METHODIST CHURCH ORGA Roy Saturday evening at 8. P. M NOTICE 90 days. Mrs. Defrees the County Sup- on thru-o-ut NIZES MISSIONARY SOCIETY the issue of the coming camp all stores Educational erintendent will begin visiting and used good team work Practically the of Mr. Joerns State aign. He will speak at Mosquero busi-s- s posted the different schools within the the game, but at no time Roy, the banks and most Auditor is one of the best The ladies of the Methodist Friday r ight Septem ber 2nd. at will be next few weeks is int- they were able to get a man houses closed all day men on school matters in New and it the Church organized a Home Missi Solano Saturday afternoon and to Ha- across the home plate. Monday September Fifth (5) Mexico and he reports that Har ention of the Board make - . The Dawson team onary Society last Tuesday. The Mills Sunday .morning. Senator r.o'vM- p-iv- There will be no ding County is starting off with rding County the banner School First is one of the strongest in the state,, and ladies met at the home of Mrs. J Bursran is making a whirlw ind R.F.D. Service and the Post Of- brilliant future in the school . County ot the State and it the a have too strong BL Lnsk at 3.30 P. M. President Campaign and expects to speak fice will open from 12.30 no school Board wil be given the hearty su a line up for the be work. We have indebtd Mrs. Plumlee Secretary, L- in every county in the state cur- 1 0. diffe-valanti- Roy team, and in practically ev- Caris Vn trading on Satur- to with an assessed pport of the patrons of the on voi" ness start ery outplayed lena Lusk jr TreasurerXasca Gray ing his campaign. Everybody In- day and make preparations ft c of nearlv $8.000.000 rent schools of the County we inning our boys in game. Reporter, Mrs. Shelby Strickland vited to these addresses. a Holiday Monday, work A number of the can be assured that Harding Co- this to with. On next Sunday and Monday, The Regular date set for the professional or li- unty will be noticed by her scho- teachers have Society to hold their- - ol work Counties in the fast Grenville team will be fe certificates and a large numb- and other meetings were recond and fo state will have move to ke in Roy fr two games: The Gre- the er are Normal trained teachers. the to Wednesdays of each month ép with baby county of New nville team has been cleaning up unit Not over three or four second gr the and next meeting will he he Mexico. on all the neighboring teams and thi we are looking for two goed Id at the home of Mrs. H. A. Gr games on these afternoons. ay on Wednesday Sept. 14th. íl WE CAN DO IT! members of the Society are urg Maxwell House Coffee ed to be present at this meeting WE HAVE INSTALLED A BATTERY GUARANTEED 100 per cent PURE. . Mr. J. Floersheim and daugh- After the meeting of Tuesday CHARGING EQUIPMENT and the regular business had be- - ter Etna, went to Trinidad and And we are ready to take care of your needs Come in and get a pound, if you do not like it we will Denver Today to visit friends en concluded the Hostess assist- refund your money without question. for a few days; they will return ed by her daughters the Misses IF YOUR BATTERY IS GIVING YOU by Springer where Miss Etna Jeanette and Lena, served dainty TROUBLE, BRING IT TO US If you like real coffee you will like, will attend school this winter. refrshments to those present. MAXWELL HOUSE. The Methodist Church is build WE CAN REPAIR IT ing up a strong organization and given Roy the Auxilliary, the Missionry So- THE FAIR WILL SOON BE HERE. The dance by the IP YOUR BATTERY NEEDS team Thursdaf night at the Roy ciety will be a great aid to the RECHARGING Some of the premiums are displayed in our window. , Start working for them now; Theatre was well attended and Church. a fine time reported by those WE CAN DO present. The music was furni- ' PLAY BALL IT 500 shed by the Springer Novelty On next Sunday and Monday 4LL WORK GUARANTEED ,. pounds OLD HOMESTEAD FLOUR wili be given away. Three, which assured the young folks of the best music possible. afternoons the fast Grenville team w ill cross bat3 with the BOYS AND GIRLS SCHOOL SHOES AT The boys derived a nice little sum from the dance. Roy. Team on the Roy Diamond. greatly reduced prices Both tsivns have been winners F. S. Biwn Motor in thair communities and you Don't forget the big picnic at zzn exrect t o crackerjack ga- fcomp any ROY TRADING COMPANY Abbott on Labor day. Plenty of ne?. Everybody invited to be races ball games and all forms 0 nesent. Both bames called for "A ProfitableJPlace to Trade amusements. Every body invitee J.30 P.M. sharp. '
HARMING COUNTY FAIR ROY, N.M.-SEP'T- . 15 18 17. Southwest News By Randall From All Over Parrish Thé Mystery of New Mexico Author of "The Strange Cass and Arizona of Cavendish" theSilyerDágger (Western Newspaper Union New üertlct. ) Copyright, by Randall Parrlih The southwestern district conven- J A tion of Klwanis clubs will be held In . c Albuquerque Oct. 6, 7 and 8 and dele- CHAPTER IX Continued. fashionable hotel the other side of the big Jobs In New York were plotted gates from Arizona, New Mexico and 13 Broadway. at these tables." west Texas will attend. "It was from Waldron then?, no Nor did our entrance create the f begin to comprehend," I said The Winchester Junior Rifle Club doubt. I'm glad you told me. The slightest interest, beyond awakening Jocularly, "why 1 was received as a Is the newest organization in Magda- cliunceg are they will both be where the attention of the head waiter, who distinguished guest. The headwaiter lena, N. Mex. The hoys will be under we are going, unless they have al- met us smilingly. must have recognized me as an old the supervision of L. H. Canoll, who ready quarreled over that bunch of "A table for two, M'sleur?" pal my face Is my' fortune." will instruct them In the use of the AH easy money you spoke about:" "A booth, please ; have you one "He may have mistaken you for rifle. Pleases Idem "But him been paid over by I slipped Daly," soberly; that near the center?" and a bill " she admitted "but Work will begin at Las Cruces, N. Krantz? Who has it?" Into his hand, which closed it instant- more likely It was your tip which Méx., early In October on town pav- "The fellow who put a knife Into ly out of sight. made him so attentive. You are some ing improvements estimated to cost (t appeals everybody Alva whoever he may be,." "Ah, certainly; the very tiling, spender, Mr. Severn." - $.'",884.22, it was announced-toda- y by to "And you don't know who the M'sleur. I will show you. Francois, "That depends on who I am with; J. II. Paxton, cha i nmi n of the board iissin was?" the central booth for the gentleman. this is an unusual occasion." of trustees of Las Cruces. because of the pleasure Only must She did not smile, or look me, "No. It have been one Al, see, M'sleur bien, tres bien !" at Authentic information lias been re- AFTER f men; perhaps two In but leaned slightly forward, drawing certain were It was indeed a cozy spot, with the ceived at Gallup, N. Méx., that a new At figured back a fold of the with one and benefit it affords. the affair. first I It out heivy curtains held aside. A divan curtain cartridge factory Is soon to be erect- EUERY to be Waldron now I not hand, so as to gain a wider glimpse alone; am of sVft plush across the end, a table ed al Fort Wlngate which will employ o sure that Harris didn't have some of the large room without. A mo- coveted with snowy linen, and already over 200 men and will have a month- MEAL longest-lastin- g hand In It. may ment she remained then They have had the glistening with silver and glass, in motionless; ly payroll of about $12,000. the refresh affair all planned the money was turned her face sideways toward me. the colter, and three exceedingly The Automobile Club of Arizona has passed over to Alva early In the eve- "Waldron Is already here," she whis- possible chairs. shipped to its various offices through- ment to obtain. ning. 1 didn't know It then ; I learned pered warnlngly. "He Is alone at that "It w very fine, M'sleur," I said. out the state metal signs to be plnced this later. : Krnntz told me when we second table, against the pillar. Step "Quite p my satisfaction. You might in front of such offices on metal stand- were alone oh the way back to New around this side and you can see; lb" lower ofte of those curtains, if you ards, already erected. This will mater- Sealed tight kept York. Lrt's move along; there is a the man with gray, bushy hair." will. YcV that is much better. Is ially aid the traveling public. policeman coming yonder." j I could not easily have mistaken the Francois ur waiter?" The N. Méx., Chamber of wax-wrapp- ed The officer passed us slowly, swing- fellow; his appearance was too em- Raton, right in its "Oui, M'sleur; you would be served? reports ing his club, and eyed us curiously as phatically that of the Russian Jew of Commerce that the Texas The table Tde holt, Francois. These alone lias amounted to lie went by; I did not turn my head, a certain tyjie to enable him to con- tourist traffic impurity-proo-f package. dishes arejready but, M'sleur, we over $1,000 day summer. yet felt certain he stopped looked ceal his birthright. to- a during the and serve qulekfji whatever you wish." His baci was lack as though wondering what our ward us. yet as he occasionally cast This is probably about 50 per cent of He spread" Uils hands expressively, city. business could be In that neighbor his eyes about over the faces of those what has passed through the glanced swlt'tia about to assure him- hood. We turned down a still darker around him, I had a glimpse of a The gasoline tax in Arizona .will self ail was and backed out, still side street before exchanging further wl, beaked nose, and a sallow, dull com- amount to much more than was sup politely bowing leaving the attentive speech. plexion, which seemed to blend natu- posed at the time it was imposed. Re- "' Francois besidejjne, pad in hand.. At .'in "I believe I know you rally Into a scraggllng beard of no turns received at the office of the sec- i what are" my. suggestion e lady gave the or- 1 said at last In low tones close to her perceptible color. His hair though retary of state show that there was der, using dlscrefton, I thought, while ' ear, "an agent of Service. was Iron-gra- apparently uncut for collected for the month of July the The Flavor Lasts the Secret I supplemented vJ(h a bottle of wine, "Oh. no; the honor you offer me Is weeks, and thrust back from an un- sum of $13,000 ; the receipts for- - the In spite of the negative con- far loo great. I dietetic usually high forehead, so as to give last twenty days of the month were have not attained veyed to me aerosslthe table. As the to any such official the man a ruffled, unkempt appear- $0,000. dignity." waiter departed I surveyed my com- ance far from pleasing. He was big According to A. L. Hamilton, coun- "I rather expected you to deny; panion, realizing as íever before liow all over, strangely burly a Jew, ty agent, valley coun- but you offer me no other explana- extremely attractive? she was. She for Porter and the with broad shoulders and large hands, try In the vicinity of San Jon, N. Mex. tion." must have read something of this In "And thickly covered with hair. is rapidly developing into one of the so you decide to believe thnt? my eyes, for her owj smiled wlst- - Very Mr. I I moved back around the table as big wheat belts of the state. The well. Severn, shall let you iuii.v. appeared, resumed my crop tills season been a great suc- have It your own way. You deserve "What Is It you &ere thinking Francois and has reward ; only, pray, never suggest this about?" seat, keeping silent until the waiter cess and it is estimated that during again vanished, and left us alone. the next year 3,000 acres of theory to uny one else. Let It remain "Perhaps I liad better not tell." at least "And now that you have located wheat will be planted. our secret, will your "Another secret? WelTj then, an the I asked curiously, do "Your mockery does not change my swer this what, do you think of fellow," "what James Haverty, cattleman, broke i doing go nlud." Perond's?" you propose' out and talk down and wept in court when Judge . him?" "I had no expectation that It would; ' "Actually I am unable to realize with A. C. Lockwood sentenced him to not Slip shook her head! ither does It bring me a salary." But, where I am," I answered jionestly. less than six nor more than ten years' Strength isn't one of the necessary Advocating the Style. reason believe he expects "I have to for slaying his Hav- qualifications of a shoplifter. Sammy was lamenting. , .erlotisly, forget all this raillery to- "The contrast from those dark streets, brother, Richard n here," ex- night, and remember only you to meet some one she erty, following a quarrel on April 23. "I only wish my wife had bobbed that not know are with Marie Gessler. Whatever 1 plained. "I do who; that James Haverty was found guilty of her own hair," he cried. 1 to find her purpose may be, you are to be Is one thing desire out. from manslaughter, following trial on a Thousands Have Kidney ' me I loyal only to her." what you have told tonight rather charge of murder, at Tombstone. ."' We. are given time In which to do think now It may be Harris." t 'I ..... thbigs an- "I am, absolutely," I replied with a The local Game and Trouble and Never and eternity In which to "To dlvvle up?" conviction my voice was unable to Association of Taos, N. Méx., is now swer for them. "To talk It over, at least; they'd disguise. She turned her face quick- Joing good work in stocking of Suspect It hardly bring the stuff In here. Prob- the the ly, and In the dim light our eyes met. local trout streams and .will plant ably by this .time that is safely EASY TO (ILL "You. said very You " of fry that earnestly. planted." thousands trout during the fall. Applicants for Insurance Often make me I right, believe Judged you Francois came back, and we devoted In spite of the fact that most of the Philip Severn. Here is my hand." streams In that vicinity are by Rejected. L ourselves to the meal, although I could fished . I clasped It pres- hundreds people every RATS tightly, the firm observe her glancing constantly of year, there sure of the warm fingers sending an is still splendid fishing. Judging from reports from druggisti itlirough thé opening in the curtains to who are constantly in direct touch with Instant thrill through every nerve of 'Y....I... ,.P I...M ...... L1!. tl Immune siiic "i uti man. muiij A woman who says she is Baroness the public, there is one preparation that MICE my body. It was not withdrawn, and QjZ2 Trancóla disappeared with the rem-- ! Victoria Wolff von Totenworth of hag been very successful iu overcoming we By U,ing Ih. CuiM walked so closely together I could mints, while we awaited the serving Germaiiy, was arrested at Albuquer- these conditions. The mild and healing STEARNS feel the slight pressure form, influence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t is of her o dessert. From my seat I could see que with her son, charged with hav- soon realized. stands the highest for ELECTRIC PASTE - almost resting against mine. ing crossed with- It moling of the Russian. the Mexican border its of success. Ready for Us. Bett.r Than Traps "Where are you taking me?" remarkable record Directions In U languages In erery box. 'jNo one arrived yet?" I inquired. out a passport. She says she lost her An examining physician for one of "To Perond's have the Rats, Mice, Cockroaches. Ants and Waterbnm French cafe "TRé Jew still there?" fortune in the war and was trying prominent Life Insurance Companies, in destroy tood and property and are carriers ol you ever heard of It?" disease. Stmi' Electric Paste (crees these pest "fe remains aione eating. Ah! my to make her way to New York where an interview on the subject, made the as to nut (rom the building (or water and fresh air. "No, I 86o 11.60. "Money back K (alls." i think not." gues4 was right isn't that Harris, she hoped to obtain employment as a tonishing statement that one reason why and It "I have been there with slumming so many applicants for insurance are re- U. 8. Government bays It. who wis Just come In?" cook and her son as a waiter. jected is kidney parties once or twice, witn a plain- because trouble is so It vftis "Gentleman George" beyond A Lords-bur- common to the American people, and clothes man along, of course, to show big meeting will be held at the the sb&low of a doubt. He had N. Méx., on the second Friday large majority of those whose applica- ns the sights. It Is not very respect- tions are declined do suspect Waldron the moment in September when Lordsburg not even able, I believe, although really I nev- the that they have the disease. TOO of enteroig the room, and with no Chamber of Commerce succeed- er aaw anything particularly dan- will be Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is on sale other taught in his mind headed by gerous. Interesting and unconven- ed the Hidalgo County Chamber of at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, straight ifbward where the letter sat. Commerce and a full set of officers medium and large. However, if you wish tional, of course, but I anticipate no to great LATE The Jew glanced up, saw him will be elected. Every outside pre- first test this preparation send trouble, unless we care to make It ten cents to Dr) Kilmer & Bingham- - drew partially back cinct will send representatives to Co., Death only a matter of short time. ourselves. You see the cluster-o- the ton, IS. x., tor a sample bottle. When from the tulle, the knife he had been meeting Don't wait until pains and aches lights the next corner. That's which wiii be the largest of writing be sure and mention this paper. at using still gripped In his hand. kinil become incurable diseases. Avoid Perond's." Eyed Us Curiously at He Went By, Its ever held in 1he county. Advertisement. His posture was that of defense, of painful taking 1 The names of the members of the consequences by i As gazed forward, she drew her suggestive brilliancy-i- s one who anticipates possible of crime, to this attack. Arizona National Guard rifle team Nearly every girl believes that a lot hand from my grasp, and her form altogether too sudden. It lias left Nor did Han 4' expression and man- that will represent Arizona in the na- of other girls are Jealous of her. 'atralghtened. me my mind to func- ner render thll improbable. The lat GOLD MEDAL dazed; refuses tional rifle matches at Camp Perry, O., j "What am I to do when we arrive?" tion " ter pushed his 'ay forward with an- ' Aug. 27 to Sept. 22, have been an- Cuticura Soap for the Complexion "Merely he the attentive escort affected me way the first gry strides', untlt he reached the man "It that nounced by MaJ. E. S. Linton at Phoe- Nothing better than Cuticura Soap but not too attentive, please. Have myself of he sought, leaning over visit. I could not convince the table to nix. dally and Ointment now and then as . you dined?" It him, his black with pas- c the trué nature of the place; front fa needed make complexion clear, fe "No. ! was going to ask you." The new high school building at to the seemed well, altogether too respect- sion, his first worils plainly audible The world's standard remedy for Udney, me am fam- Wlllcox, Ariz., will be completed so scalp clean and hands soft and white. "You need not ask I able. I always associated the under- to us above the din; of a Jazz baud. liver, bladder and uric acid troublee the school will commence Monday, Add to this the fascinating, fragrant ished, and this place Is really famous world with roughness and poverty, po- (TO BE CONTINUED.) that National Remedy of Holland since 1690. Sept. 12. The work Is being to Cuticura Talcum, and you have the for Its meals." lice surveillance,-an- d all that. But rushed Three tizas, all druggists, completion as rapidly as possible. It Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertisement Perond's was really underground; at look out there; It is like a big hotel Never the Same Again. Look fot the nam Cold Medal am vrary beat will lie a beautiful and commodious accept imitation least you descended a broad pair of dining-roo- after the play. Those It was a perfect night. In and bo atructure.- - It is work of however humble or steps to attain Its entrance, and the women some of them, at least are other words, the rain coming down lowly a sort which brings peace. glass In windows and doors fronting really elegantly dressed, and In excel- steadily and the mud at its stick- The Santa Cruz county tax rate for heavily pre- w FORD the street was draped, lent taste, and there Is no more noise, iest. In "squab" ftianation twos, Arizona for 1921, as fixed by the board OWNERS venting any view of the Interior from no more coarseness, than I have wit- threes, fives and sixes regiment of of supervisors, is $1.037. Las year it without. What was overhead could nessed at the Waldorf. The men are Buffaloes was moving lnjp an alleged was $1.20. The total rate to be paid not be determined In the darkness, not either, do you think?" rest camp. The accent y as on the this year by residents of Nogales, in- my eyes merely discerning the out- "Well, there are all grades here, camp. cluding state, county, city and school lines of a tall building, without a now that I look about; yet, as you The most forlorn of all the forlorn district levies, la $4,389. aL gleam of light showing anywhere say, the average Is not bad. Prob- crew staggered against Barracks The recent order of the Treasury Don't Let Toar Ford Shake Itself to Pious from top to bottom. The front of the dooorway, where lie was accosted by beeanas oí hard, slick brake Hnlnc that traba ably they will grow louder later In the Department prohibiting transportation and slip. restaurant, however, was brilliantly evening, when they take the lid off." a white non-com- .; 9 of liquor iu bond through the United man "Well, Sam, whaddye thlnmof this Adyance Cork Insert lit, and a colored in uniform . "t don't believe they ever do that States was rescinded in orders re Brake Lining Fords promptly held open door as we Is, de- war now? Pretty good war!? . (.'liarles L. for the entirely. Mr. McLaughlin, the ceived by Fowler, collector Stops the rattles and shakes. Have your dealer began descending the stairs. tective who came with us, said this With a facial expression tlfSt said customs at Nogales, Ariz. The new hitUU it. Interestint book aboot Cork Insert of action on Ford brake and lotea, mailed free. re- he it, Sam replied; ,,; Within the vestibule a maid was' really the most dangerous place meant order provides that liquor in bond ADVANCE AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES C0RT. lieved us of outside wraps, and thus In town from the police viewpoint. Its "Boss, dis yeah war nevervfcis a may be transported from one point In 173 Prairie A Tenue, Chicago unencumbered we advanced through very surface quiet made It a special good war and dis last day praeia'ally Mexico, through the United States, to done ruined It completely." American WHY AKtiUET Operate new, marvelous open doors directly Into the main menace. Nothing was ever permitted another point in Mexico. ' 50 good cigarettes money-makin- plan; clean, leirltlmate apara Legion Weekly. . ex- room. This v.88 a surprisingly large tooccur here which would give the '; The Santa F5, Raton & Des Moines time M. O. Bus.; small capital to start; for 10c from perience unnecessary; agents make $9-l- a apartment, H'ed wtn tables of va department any excuse for a raid. If railroad is to be sold at auction Oct day; beat selling article ever offered; cost sl7.es and shapes, the majority there wns a fight, or even a murder, Meanlnga of Dream . Faces.;.?! one sack of you Be; sella for dollar. SUPERIOR DIS- rious 19, at Raton, N. Mex.f as the result TRIBUTING CO., 760 Hegney PI.. N. T. C. occupied by men and women, either It was hushed up Instantly, and the To see a grim, distorted face tfr of the foreclosing of a mortgage held handsorC rating or drinking. Near the center victim hidden away, before even the notes suffering. To see a by - GENUINE WotfOB Colon the United States Mortgage and PATENTS fatent Lawyer, w asm urtoa was a cleared space for dancing, hut patrolman on the block. could hear face of the opposite sex, goodneV- 1 Company. The mortgage se II O Artvina .nd hook ireo Trust Batas reasonable Hlitbeelrefereaoee Bestsarrloa at that moment unoccupied, while about It. He mentioned several cases; and nappiness. 10 aream your uatt- - t jllrP(1 a bond ssue of $1,000,000 and O agflnst the farther wall, on a rather and said the waiters were especially is handsome stgnines long lire, but Vas made In 1900. krehou high stage, two cabaret singers were selected to take care of any rough pinched and pale, sorrow, loss of.nrj 4 Galltip has raised over $000 for the yy ass ' Sir's? noisily entertaining the crowd. Alto- house." friend. If your face is dirty and yoa 'pair work oh the National Old Trail was a stirring and "Perhaps that Is what makes lt pop- wash it, you will repent of some ? gether It attractive iite. between that, city and the Ad DURHAM $79 k WEEK GUARANTEED cene, bearing to my mind no re ular with the class they' cater to." tions. 1--r - line. The Lupton Adamana (or selling 4 average you mean. ' Cresco Raincoats semblance of any preconceived notion "Safe, Yes; he said they Vch of the route is said to be the TOBACCO day. Outfit FREÍ. We Deliver and Collect. eaa-ll- any Improved Mfg. Co., Dept. 151, f the underworld. I could have could spot criminal of reputation The wicked ones are In the world t Ashland, O. In the state and it is planned to . Imagined that we had entered In the country at Perond's. If they to produce patience la the good St. $10,000 to put It In good shape. .is a - 37 W. N. DENVER, NO. rather, the restaurant of an ultra- only waited long enough ; that half Augustine. . x , aeptemneg ra, SPANISH-AMERICA- HARDING COUNTY, NEW MEXICO. 5ATUKDA THE N BOY.
VV. Bradley and Tony Hei-- NOTICE mann were in Roy Tuesday trad- ing with Roy merchants. Harding County Schools, m all rural districts will begin Mon-- A fine nun visited the' mesa May Sept. 12th unless prevented Does Your Tuesday and will ad moister to from doing so by some reason Banker the wheat that is being; sowed. that cannot be helped. The leng- Know That You Are Se-id- regular school term is We understand that Frank el th of the . Og-de- salary will Afqiiiiig Kqsy purchased the Irvin n nine months and all Jt has payments. Entitled To Credit? truck and will put two on be paid in nine equal city dray so that he can han- Schools should begin with the tre in their pos It's pretty easy for .the farmer dle the work with greater ease or school board have have in their pos to jump in his automobile and present-- or school dard It's, a good thing to know your than at required banker run to town when he has a little session a list of books personally.'. And to have him know you. is is for each grade. Such a list is be- business at the bank, but You are entitled to credit-yo- u that-b-ut state know easier to just drop a note in the Geo E. Cochrane! ing prepared now by the does your banker. know it? mail and let the carrier bring it Board of Education and will ap- in. This bank will give your THE pear in the new State Course of mailed instructions the most par- Study. As soon as these are in There's one outstanding feature of our ticular attention and we want AUCTIONEER the hands of the County Superin business-- we try to know our depositors. li- to all our customers to feel at tendent a copy will be mailed If we dont know you its your fault. The di- N. M. may berty to hand us any desired Mills, each teacher, and old books officers of this bank are on thefloor a 1 1 rections by mail with the assu- Dates at this office. then be exchanged for new state the time ready to wait on you. We are rance that the same will be at- text. not backward why should you be? carefu- All teachers who have not had tended to promptly and FOR SALE One McCormick depo- their teachers certificate, health lly. Mail your checks for Row Binder, used only one sea- bank drafts, certificate and certivicate of ins We are opening up new accounts sit, your orders for son, One McCormick Mower, bo- every vour remittances for notes due. titute or summer school attenda day-l- et jour's be next. You can start an th at a bargain. recorded in the office of the account Paul Roeber, nee with us for any amount, and we Countv Suuei in tendent should pay interest on Time Deposits. Mills, New Mexiso. do so as no warrent can be draw n for teachers salary until these FIRST NATIONAL BANK L. E. Duebler and family re- ecords hve been made. THE turned from their vacation up Mvra 0. Defrees. Superintendent. CITJZENS STATE Capital and Surplus $60,000.00 at the Eagle Nest Dam last Fri- County BANK day. , . . . MEMBER FEDERAL, RES KKVK BANK RECEIVE NEW MEXICO PAPER Mills, New Mexico. e " Do you want to sell or buy-som- " A good bank for everyone land, I can handle it for The HERALD is in receipt of you one way o rthe other, write several "recent issues of the Span The BANK of SAFETY and SERVICE. M. me at Mills, N. ish American a newspaper pub- J. B. Proctor, lished at Roy, N. M. Mr. Wra. G. Jhnson. a former Stewardson NOTICE boy and a cousin to J. A. Quick-sa- il Wák ara nAW lAíwlv tu llllild of our city is the associate W. V. Lowrey. representing 4Un vs. nrnnt hmise nr editor of the publication. Mr. the Dempster people, was in Roy ior you out 0f cement steam Johnson has resided in Roy for Fire Insurance very mtlu- - agency for the first of the week. .... A' cured blocks or brick, both face several years and is a taken the being con- - Mosquero Abstract & Title Company Ihave Insu-- - common finish.' This is the entil citizen. Besides the strongest Fire (or newspaper doing business waU system which means nectd with the local (Incorporated and Bonded.) íance Companies Bring your VULCANIZING tohoJow he been superintende- be glad to a dry house, we also do General there, has In and will Service Garage; they do the a-n-d the State the and nt of schools, and postmaster . Contracting and Carpenter ABSTRACTS FURNISHED your property against work with steam. . held many important off- PROMPTLY ON ALL insure Mill work. has f etc. fire, lightning, tornados ices. AT THE Roy cement Products Co. the advertising LANDS IN HARDING COUNTY. also insure farm property. COAI!, COAL! Judging from I COM- - John H. Hornbaker, Prop. and the news columns of the Spa appreciate your patronage. 1ESA I Roy, N.M. nish American, it appears that Insurance of all kinds. . N. M.PANY'S ELEVATOR. . F.H. Foster, Roy, Roy is quite an industrious ittle county, in which Roy is yen city. The t Special attention gi to examining titles. located has jut been given the na me of Harding, in honor of our Conveyances. nations President. The Spanish American is al- Mosquero, New Mexico. th Annual ways welcome to our desk as we snjoy perusing its columns. Strasbtirg Herald, Strasburg, 111. p , r- - Round-u- BRADLEY
Tucuincari, New Mexico And still - you can hear two threshing machines threshing ev ery day in this community. 1 Ha-- m September 5, 6, 7, 192 . .Oscar Aspgren was at the home last week. Arthur Ilazen has been haul- Program. and Purses ing wheat for Mr. Caddel this we I Why not own a home in the most wnnfforfnl snnt nn tka ek. . '' BULLDÓGGING BRONK RIDING STEER Mrs. Davis visited the Hazens North American Continent. Prizes $500.00 Prizes $500.00 Oriskils and Bradleys this week Entrance Fee $10.00 Entrance Fee $10.00 3he expects to return to her ho- We have some of the best bargains in land in the vicinity Daily, Daily ne in Texas Sunday. We are all $50.00 of Roy, New Mexico, that can be had anywhere. We have very 1st . . . 1st $50.00 sorry to see her leave but glad to $30.00 2nd . . 2nd $30.00 'mow t lat they expect to come low prices. Some improved land and some virgin soil. $20.00 3rd . . . 3rd .$20.00 back to their home next spring. A larg3 truck load of folk and Finals Finals $100.00 ine eats led the way to the can- TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER. 1st ' " 1st . $100.00 yons Sunday and the others foll-we- d 2nd $60.00 ." $40.00 2nd ; $60.00 to most beautiful tpot for Address S inquiries to 3rd d-j- 3rd . $40.00 x picnic. There they spent the y STEER RIDING taking pictures and roaming CALF ROPING Ta-'- Prizes $195.00 imoung the rocks and trees. k Entrance Fee $5.00 Prizes $500.00 . about fine eats we sure had McCarger & Hooper Daily . Entrance Fee $15.00 them. All returned late in the ev- 110 x. NEW MEXICO. 1st $35.00 Daily ening tired out but filled, and 2nd $20.00 1st $50.00 he beleives Lysle say s'that that "WE INSURE ANYTHING AGAINST EVERYTHING" 3rd ...... $10.00 2nd $30.00 he can do without any thing mo- RELAY RACES 3rd $20.00 re to eat until the next picnic". $450.00 nd We beleive hi;n. Prizes Finals Entrance Fee $25.00 Mrs. W.R. Bradley was taken 1st $100.00 up to Roy Saturday to the Dr. AND ?,tily $100.00 2nd $60.00 She has been suffering from the ROADS SCHOOLS NOW County Treasurer E. G. Park was a business in 2nd'::.'.'.';; ?5o-- o 3rd $40.00 ipedemic which has been passi- visitor Roy tho country. As old first of the week. RACES ng thro the the The taxpayer in New Mexico WILD HORSE ' WILD COW MILKING come Daily. time flu did she is better is now paying on an average, Prizes Prizes $150.00 now but h:;s not yet fully recove Entrance Fee $5.00 $25.48 on each $1,000 worth of Several from Roy attended Entrance Fee $5.00 red. to him, about the telephone 1 or $30.Q0 property assessed meeting at Gladst- Daily Mr. and Mrs. Ilazen and Mrs. per $1,000 on its actual one last Wednesday W- - $10.00 evening. 2nd 1st $25.00 Fred Davis were in Solano Satur is paying 58 cents less SlO-0- 0 value. He 3rd..... 2nd $15.00 day on business for state per $1,000 valuation J. S. Candelario the Curoman FREE FOR ALL HORSE 3rd $10.00 Mrs. Jim Beem has been on government and 69 cents less for RACES sick list this week. of Santa Fe has been visiting the county government than he was his ROPE HORSE RACE - brotherinlaws P.J. and Dan . Prizes $150.00 T.A. Rice is selling corn this in 1912. He is paying- sy.50 in- -. . $10.00 Entrance Fee $2.00 neighbors as he has Lumbach and families the past . Entrance Fee week to his stead of $4.72 for schools and$6. " One Day Only. few weeks. Mr. Candleario is a One Day Only an bundnce of fine corn. 07 instead of $1.12 for roads. Ni- $100.00 1st $23.00 Miss Nnalee Bradley who is tq rich merchant at Santa 'Fe and 1st ne tenths of our taxpayers are alwava em'nvs a fAv rlava vanti'- - $50.00 2nd $15.00 is begirtfftg I Q A7Q 111 14 1 2nd':::: be our school teacher nnnAdfinn fT T in III f SN to make arrangmentsTor the on each year with his relatives PACK HORSE RACE j$fn 3,500. On that valuation th Roy. " I near One Day Only. ldrens books and get the school ey contribute less than 33.00 thfrtT'she will Purse $150.00 nvder so be per year tQ schools, less tnan 1 school. - To Entrance Fee $5.00 ready for hefTífst day of per cent per day. They contribu-te'les-s all whom it may concern ' glad to know Mi Notice i.i hereby given . .. 75.00 2nd $50.00 i all that than $22. per year to -- ro that 1st ...... ' all 3rd $25.00 ss Nanalee is going to teach and ads less than three, iourrtis of a those who owe me notes on be with her friends who have kn cent per day, orí their entire pro- account end do noj settle same own her before as just a little gi- and wo- at the First National Bank by Admission Redu ced to $1.00 perty assessed at $3,500 i -- u ". i rl and now as teacher. rth any where from $6,000 to $1 etoepi,ciiii)ei oin, sania win ue pia--- visiteo ced in an attorney GRAND STAND & AUTOBítEflaipr.í P.P. Blake and others 0,000, but the average taypayer the hands of immediate collectionFlea-q- o the Hazcn boys SuncIay.T is not seariousy objecting to thir. for DANCINEVRGé his on vp, jthts your at-- Frank BrisWl is threshing he wants both roads and school? immadiate wheat-thi'- s '"CDk. and he wants "ttiem now while he . Ch-a: Vv - t is very busy with tftfínith, h aUve, not . thirty ycara zftet Para3iitt"urand Free Barbecue his nn.ihir.a threshing wheat in death, Ciseo, Texas. this ccíTuiu-nít- and around. First Day pul- T!:c Bradley thresher has STRAYED 3 Yearling heif- led up to the Coldirons to thresh ne PO to Ralph liters to " v-- f ers 2 red poll and 1 roan durham Address all Communications to rrj Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Moriord (Ctbrcd f'jn- - . Brand Barr 77 on right sabulder. thdr.u.atjrárrcr' pn-r- l Wocd-- visitef? - DÁN TBIGG, Msrgcr Mrs. 4 1i5 o.onv.- '- SunJrC" a:. Notify Sea Wright Ih fi y, New Mexico, U.F.D. A -
THE SPANISH-AMERICA- N ROY, HARDING COUNTY NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY, September 3rd, 1921.
HAROLD AULL TO BE Mr, Dan Trigg Manager of the COUNTY SEAT MARRIED THIS MONTH Tucumcari Round up Association t at Winston is at work (or informs us that he has been able Mist. NEWS Invitations are out announc- passenger rates for the ing the approaching to secure government Washington marriage of roundup from the E. P. and S. W the first time since Roosevelt's administration there is now a at Mrs. Eva Cox. of Oklahoma Harold Aull, Assistant Cashier FOR is alive to the needs of the west, and zealously at work to do all that government can do and the Rock island Rail Roads. 1 attending to the th- J XI 1 City, is in town of the First National Bank of Rates will be given from El Pa u) supply mobe uttxis. raised on her is city, Miss Tom ly congress have sale of the wheat and Barry, so and all stations from El Paso Facing mighty national and international problems, President Harding and the Mosquero. in public ; the growers, farm near a teacher the sch to Tucumcari also from Dawson found time to study the sitution of the west's great producing industries grain the ools here. The ceremony wil take to legislative action necessary to, pro- is now mak- to Tucumcari. Also from Liberal livestock growers, the miners; and take administrative and Senator Bursum place in the home of bride in and to and the great sta- pa- the Kansas to Tucumcari. The rate vide credit and markets for these industries to restore prosperity them ing a brief visit to different Detroit Texas at 8 :30 o'clock P. and speaking in will be one and one half fare for tes they sustain. rts ofthe state M. on the evening of August 24. Harding and accomplished for the relief of towns along the the round trip and the tickets wi Within six months President the congress have the different After a short honeymoon trip western and restoration ox outstanding things: 11 be on sale September 4, 5. and industries for the their prosperity, these "route. will go to Rosa where they Santa 6th with final return dates of An emereencv tariff nrotectinsr meats, wheat and wool. Mr. Claude Estill, of Mineral Mr. Aull has accepted a position September 8th, Mi'. Trigg tells The farming cf a permanent tariff law which will give adequate and enduring protection to of ye cor- as cashier of the National - -- Wells, Texas, an nijcle First us that the Roundup will be big farmers and livestock growers. respondent, is visiting in Mos- Bank. ger, greater and more wonderful The farming of a revenue law requiring the elimination of six hundred millions of dollars of Tucumcari News. cne-iif- th quero this week, while on an ex- this year, so begin now making government expendituies and lifting from the sh ouldcrs of all payers of federal taxes a full tended trip in the interest of a your plans for his big celebration of the burden laid upon them by war and the preceding extravagant administration. . people of Roy will be int- concern extracting the mineral .The Remember the dates Sept. 5, 6, Initiation of the $50,000,000 livestock loan p0ol, which has already restored demand for the to & ranero in Mow ATvifn salts from the famous mineral erested learn that Roberts and 7th. íiniinnla at hrttfv rtmmn wells of that place which are Olver have again reduced their Enactment into law of the greatest financial relief measure in the history of the world; un- prices on lumber and building production being placed on the market All rural schools of Harding Co- the Agricultural Credits law; making available for financing and marketing the of material. one-hal- der the trade name of 'Tal Pin- unty will open Monday Septemb grain and livestock two and f billions of dollars and saving the livestock industry of the to Crystals". er 12th. west from ruin by checking enforced liquidation and providing the long-tim-e credits which will The F. S. Brown Motor Co. unable livestock growers of to grow back Mosquero this and other range states to "grow out" of debt, and Two deaths in this has sakl one Sampson Tractor into permanent prosperity. sad record. Mos-quer- School books, school books.of week has been our and Plow to P.P. Llake of o Mar-garit- Floc-rshei- Federal supervision and regulation of the meat industry, from the grower to the corrr.r.cr On Sunday afternoon Mr. o all kinds at the Mer and will make delivery with adequate supervision of both producers and - Aragón, a young man but Co. consumers markets. next week. Capper-Tinch- cr law. and suf- Regulation, through the of grain exchanges and boards of trade, the recently married, who was - - admission to these exchanges of the representatives of farmers' cooperative marketing associa- fering from a very severe attack sel- Raymond P. bhaya is visiting- AK:frr.i losing money by ix-im-s v. was operated ry at friends m East Vaughn this we diuiia, uii a vl equal luvcinuiyt: mi piuie&üion&l unciera. of tonsolitits ling CitiiAM too cheap. Ship to The restortion to place on the of aid western devel- Hospital on Friday, ek and taking a much needed va; first government's program national for the Daniels TRINIDAD CREAMERY CO. opment of the reclamation and operation came too late ation. cf arid undrained lands. but the and you will notice the differen- The elimation of increases in national forest fees, proposed by preceding admini- to save his life and he passed grazing the ce in CREAM check, Adv. stration;' and the postponement until December of payment of year's forest grazing-fee- away on Sunday night. Mr. l the this ; thus aiding livestock growers to pass sefely Lucero, an aged man .INDICATOR GIVES DIRECTION through the crisis of financial stringency. Manuel Miss Fannie Blevins, Seventh to July 1 fr- Changing the final date for mining claim assessment work, a relief south for and who has long been suffering Roy Scho- t Grade Téaeher of the Convenient Means Provided for Facili- welcomed by every prospector and owner of an unpatented mining claim throuo-hou- the west. om old age and a complication ' ols arrived in Roy the first of Pr.ssage of - tating Car Through THESE THINGS HAVE BEEN DONE FOR THE WEST. AND FOR NEW MEXICO during of diseases died on the- same Okl- ' the week from Sweetwater Congested City. the six months of the Harding THESE UNDERTA- -' Sunday afternoon. Both parties first administration. IN EVERY ONE OF ahoma, and is now ready for the KINGS SENATOR HOLM O. BURSUM OF NEW MEXICO HAS TAKEN AN ACTIVE PART: in the Catholic Scipnlifie were interred years school work. Tlie American In illustrat- IN SEVERAL OF THEM A LEADING, PART. Cemetery north of town on the ing :iii(l describing a direction indi- was Senator Bursum who launched the agitation of $50,000,. following day. cator, the invention of J, K. Mayhull It resulting in the forming the Several ba.se ball 1 fans went to of Covington, Ky., suys: 000 live stock laan pool. Another large threshing out- Dawson Sunday and 'watched It was Senator Bursum who led the fight which included livestock growers in the Agricultu- Roy go down to Tin' primary object of the Invention fit from Texas was shipped into defeat before to próvido a ral Credits law. . team. :s convenient means for Mosquero this week and is now the Dawson facilitating driving a vehicle, prefer- It was Senator Bursum who forced reclamation work to the front by insisting upon federal busily engaged in threshing the ably a motor vehicle in n congested arbitratin of the water rights in conflict between Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizo- Mesa wheat crop. The elevator The Sampson Tractor city or In fact anywhere it i.s desir- - na and California. " $1185 is 8665.00 is now full of wheat, several cars now It was Senator Bursum who secured the agreement of the senate finance committee to in- are being loaded f.rom the wago- clude hides in the tariff law and whose amendment to the wool tariff been accepted as the Remember the Roy Public Sch ns and trucks on the sidetracks basis for that schedule as the senate Mill adopt it. . but it seems imposible to secure ools and the Harding County Hi- President Hardin? and a republican congress will govern this nation for three and onhalf ' enough cars to .meet the dema- gh School will open Monday mor more years. The work done for the. west thus far is a guaranty that more and greater things are wa- ning October 3rd. Every pupil nds. A constant stream of to be done. The work that Senator Bursum has accomplished is a guaranty of the greater ser- gons and trucks are bringing the should, make arrangements to vice he can and will perform, working as he will, as member of. the administration, as one of its wheat into town all day and far start, to school the first day. supportes and in harmony with its undertakings. into the night in such a volume ,: . Should New Merico send a democrat to the senate now, he would vote against the admini- that the railroad company is un- The farmers are busy hauling stration. Such vote would avail New Mexico nothing. He might criticize the administration and able to find the cars with which wheat these days ; load after lo- the majority in congress; but no helpful result fcr our state or any of its people could possibly ad lines the highwys lead to to keep the wheat moving. that follow. . - ' ; Roy.- - Holm O. Bursum, a strong, aggressive, able ; Mosquero is fast taking on the man already trained in senatorial service ; alrea- dy ccepted into the councils of the national already deep in a great program appearances of a metropolis. Ruth and Juanita Harper left A Front View of Vehicle With Dc- - of ' legislation tpurists vice Attached. constructive to aid in upbuilding our state and the west; will have behind him in wor- Cars and trucks of are for Trinidad Wednesday where king out that program, tl3 sympathetic interest and active cooperation of the . national admini- daily coming into town looking they will make their future ho- ablf! to give a warning to vehicle a of - stration and the majority in both houses of congress. t- for locations in town or homes me and attend school this win- either approaching from the front or The practical interests and material welfare of the people of New Mexico demand in the-specia- l in the country near the new Mrs. rear, the direction which the vehicle that ter. Their mother Ethel election on September 20, we put aside partisanship, prejudice, memory contro- county seat, numbers of houses on which the Indicator Is installed Is the of past narper has resigned as Postma- versies, and we to O. each week but the to take, the device being conveniently that send back the senate Holm Bursum, the man we KNOW can do most are started ster at Mills and is moving to for our state and people. - people are unable to find ade- operated by the chauffeur. its Trinidad also. MAKE UP YOUR quate housing facilities and are MIND NOW THAT YOU WILL VOTE FOR BURSUM ON SEPTEMBER 20. GET YOUR NEIGHBORS TO VOTE FOR HIM. HELP TO SEND BURSUM BACK TO THE' camped irt shacks and tents and likely he will locate than that SENATE WITH A MAJORITY SO OVERWHELMING THAT IT WILL ATTRACT NATIONAL auto camps, where ever they He carefully gone into here has ATTENTION .AS HIS WORK FOR YOU HAS ALREADY ATTRACTED NATIONAL ATTEN- can find room and the hotels and banking1 prospects the at the CLEAN TION. AND THAT WILL FURTHER STRENGTHEN HIM IN restaurants unable to KEEP WINDSHIELD THE WORK HE HAS SET OUT are almost county seat and is expected to TO DO FOR THE WELFARE OF NEW MEXICO. care for the trade with their make his final decision in the Many winter motorists Jiave Fifteen thousand men and women, members of the non-partis- an Eursum clubs, join in this present facilities. near future. While not an assu- found that a simple way to keep appeal to cast YOUR vote for the candidate we KNOW can do most for New Mexico. . red fact as yet. the Club feels John Joerns, State the windshield clean when tho they can assure their mem- first melting flakes of snow are - - THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, School Auditor, McNabb, tax that bers that the location of a" Na-tio- nl flying is to apply a mixture of expert of E.P. & S.W. Ry, ' O. L. the Bank at Mosquero is now glycerin, salt and water. The PHILLIP'S, Chgjrman. and Douglas of the State Depar- practically accomplished. glass should first be thoroughly tment of Education were in Mos-suer- o washed and dried, then the mix- T. E. Mitchell, State Se- .Hon. ture is applied with a cloth Saturday going over the nator returned to Mosquero for matter of di- rubbed in straight lines. Twice the budgets of the a few days visit Thursday and fferent school districts of Hard- as much glycerin as water and will remain until after the Bur-su- m a liberal sprinkle of will be ing County county bo- salt with the meetings in Hrding County found efficacious. ard of education. On account of when he will return to the Pe- the lack of authentic informa- cos Valley, where he will make "OkBofir!' Áhí4hiB tion as to the eract resources of a personal campaign in the in- the county the handicap of VERDIGRIS FORMS ON BRASS and terest of Senator Bursum, am- a recently organized lounty, ong the stockmen. Mr. Mitchell It May Be Removed by Use Good their work was performed under of is president of the New Mexico Metal Polish, Leaving a Clean life!!' considerable difficulties but it is Stock Growers Association and Smooth Surface. hoped thr-r- g that next year every will make a point to see smoothly it that I will be working and the members of the association The verdigris that forms on brasr LIKE my job. AND EVERY once. board will be able to place u.ay be removed by the following the get behind the right man for BUT DAYS do como. IN A while. the county schools on a plane treatment: Mix n good metal polis!' . Senator in the coming campaign. ' epualled by but a few and excel- in equal parts with wood alcohol. Ap- WHEN SKIES are bias. ROLL OVER. a An unusal occurence in the ply with a brush and allow 1o dry. : t t led by none of the counties of ABOVE THE city smoke. CR MAYBE history of the Mesa is the ap- When dry rub with a clean cloth and sit and think. the state. pearance on the busy harvesting the verdigris will come off too, leaving AND. BREEZES Btir. BUT MOST likely. Mr. Graves, newspaper-ma- n threshing scene a large a clean smooth surface. After thif and of THE PAPERS on' my desk. JUST SIT. from Springfield, Colorado, was of thrown out ' the brass may be polished ln tlle usuaI train trucks that way. in town Wednesday making ar- of employment in oil fields j3 AND THEN I thint, AND EVERY once. the . rangements temporary quar- drove into Mosquero and procee- I for WHAT would do. M IN A while I'd light ters for his family and newspa- ded to put a large number of Albert Malphurs of Tucumca- IF I were boss. ONE OF my per plant. He expects to move teams out of the business of hau- ri is the new assistant at the Chesterfields. an outfit through in trucks from ling the grain to market,. With E. P. & S. W. Depot. Miss Laska I'D OPEN shop. AND OH Boy. Gray who has been assistant the Colorado and expects to arrive the advent of the trucks from AT TWELVE o'clocic I GUESS that wouldn't in Mosqueor next Thursday and oil fields and several large thre- past several months is taking a will immediately get down to shing rigs shipped in from Okla much needed Vacation. AND CLOSE atone. SATISFY! publishing a Mosquero weekly homa and Teras in connection WITH ONE hour off. newspaper. He was accompa- with the large number of gmalTfc?3núe Turner and family of "ñsitjng FOR LUNCH, and I. nied by Mr. Hobbs, who is look- individual threshers owned by mwson is at the Neis COMPANIONSHIP? Say, ing individual lar- Benson home this week, WOULD GET old Sam. a cig- for a location for a general farmers and the arette as Chesterfield for steady merchandise store,. They were ger rigs already ahe,re, the thre- TO'UNme out. eompeny! Just aa mild and in the hands of the Boosters shing activities usually lasting A BARGAIN If you want a smooth as tobaccos can be butt IN. Hisrblg C Club who made temporary arran several months' promises to be bargain' oh tfte best wheat farm six. with a mellow "body" that satis- fies even cigar smokers. On lazy - in Harding County, write nte at AND off. '--. gements for tkeir location. brought to an early close this DROPtee ia" days or ones all the time once. If taken soon will sell isy Mrs. Leandro M. Gallegos was season. UNDER A preenwood tree. yoawant this "satiafy' brought to town Tuesday and is More good rains fell this week cht'ap. 320 acres and only a few 6moke?'ti5 and mflts from towit. " BESIDE A babbling brook. under the care of Dr. Daniels. which was quite welcome as Have yoa teen the neto lit- T. H. Blankenship, AIR-TIGH- She is Puff ering from a very se- - they were soon over did but AND THERE I'd lie. T tin of SOt tle towards retarding the thre Winfield, 'iexas. matism. Severa?sj,x shing activities. Spring crops :f e in Roy fr- j-- now. assured. urn win A. W. Blmor.t, was week as arar. gem cnts have"afR fiie bést yield ever seen on om Springer the .latter part of Supe- redy been made fcr their acco-mwitio- n. the Melgan d all other crops the week representing tha wiil do equally-a- s well. While rior Furniture Company before "" if .V The Boosters Club is row in continued rains duñr4ij early the Roy Sthool Board. communication with a party who part cf the season prevented1 rhe, is desirous of establishing a farmers from properly cultiva .írF. S. Strickland, Manager. Lank &t Mosquero. He will put ting the ground and caused the thcRobt'ít& Olver ysrd at Roy in a national bank if he finaly de- majority of the crops to be so- took a trip to Amarillo last week cides to (oc.itt1 here and having mewhat weedy the moisture has where he arrainged fcs give the C IQAEB sold wit. fis kinking ir.terc;i3 in 1 sufficient to make a burrv pcopls of Pvoy very much btitta. Liggettttbs& Myers Tobacco Co. fcu"!dir. a neifcH-eriri- j stale it is rr.cro Z:r crop. prices on lumber r.rd rr.E'. erial. f
THE SrANISH-AMERICA- N ROY, HARDING COUNTY, NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY. September 3rd, 1921. MILLS AND VICINITY
We are having some real hot summer days.but we have the consolation that autum will soon CREAM W A D be here. ' NTE D. Q. Owen, D. Cobern and John Atwood of near Kephart were in Mills Monday on busi- ness. We buy cream direct from the Miss Martha Albertson left Sunday for Stafford Kansas wh- producer only and offer ere she will' attend school the Dooge Brothers coming term. Mrs. Albertson accompanied her as far as Fre- p nch. Miss Martha will be greatly 4 HAN ivr mm mm missed by her associates as weil as by her Snnday School Class 4? K4-- l "x.;,.i .,.u;u vi uiue &iu& vwutu fceciii iu un- - HONEST TEST CORRECT WEIGHT nk she is indeed a model. The Sedan haa' becomo a pcr-th-e t Jesse Vohn and John Ivah of manent part of .eubstsntir.1 . near Pasamonte were in town domestic life cf the nntion. Monday. While here they pur- Cans retürned and check mailed il ' chased a thrashing machine of Thia II. and Tom Jordan. c:.: DAILY C. T. Case harvested a fine of bcu :nd economical. crop of spelt last Monday. 3! A trial shipment will make you "0. 0." Graham and wife of near " Chico, were in Mills Monday i Á Regular shipper - Try us and The gasoline consumption is n'jsual'y lo.v. We are sorry that Mr. Ogden The tirs mileage is unusually br';h. SEE-- is not going to favor us any mo- - re with any of his writings. It was that we might read the ge ms irom his brain whicn won TRINIDAD CREAMERY for the S.A. our subscription and now he has taken himself unto - himself never to return. 0, well ! 'COMPANY.' perhaps we have already got the worth of our money because his items were line the little boy's OVER 10 MILES NECESSARY cookie, "Mighty good while it X i " NOTICE DRAYING lasted." ' After a survey of the entire D. R. Carpenter was in town I have decided to put on two state in which he visited 30 of Monday displaying a fine sample trucks on the City Dray within the 31 counties of New Mexico, of buck wheat, and oats which the. next. few days and will be State Educational Auditor John he raised on his Sugar Loaf abier to handle all of . your haul- oem's, who'left Santa Fe-- ' favor- Ranch. ing, draying etc. Will also be ing Amendment No. 8, returned Dr. G. S. Chapen and family able ito do some wheat hauling opposing it, and reported to of Gladstone were in our city I m i, V;jT and long distance trips. When that over half Monday. rtoctor reports v The that in need of any . line " of this of the counties could not operate he is through harvesting his work 'to he done, call 'or phone their schools on 10 mills, or less. wheat, having cut 1000 acres and j ' me.. . . , Governor Mechem and Auditor
received 10.000 bushel there- . . f.rankJ Seidel; oerns "are both now actively op- from. ';' - Manager City Dray. posing the Amendment, Thev The ladies- - of this community deserve credit as men and pub gave a program and pie supper lic otiicials for laying aside per- - t m wj at the Mills school house last r riitfiHUiJ 4 wm .5M. MtTT. f tRassel Kerps made a trip, tofsonal prideviind meeting" evening. The the' Saturday program ,:lJi;.l- Ratón, after , a load of watenne- facts. was well rendered and lasted r WW ü'lons 'last iWmday and Tuesday. " about two hoursí after which in-- . lanssei saystne roads are a Mis.-bacost- e, of the pies and cakes were sold to :ghj Oklahoma and thaf,iie was stuck in the City, whJias' been visiting her the. highest bidder. Some pies mnd several Jtimes on the trip. sold extreemly well especially rHv , father DK. Carpenter rarth of jiu.wyvtrjr lie uach. iv itoy wiui Roy the'pmt few weeks, left for when they happened to belong the watermeloLW '. and everyone to lady which I Tucumcari . Wednesday here a certain young is .fitl.mg up on prs.eht. ffoem at she has á position Gre- young man wanted to i"..'. with the a certan er Eating eat with, and every body seemed House. determined he should not The Sampson T, factor comes that Are you do so. One caké brought ten do- AGENTS equipped with PULLEY and getting all your CREAM is llars but the purchaser was gi- F. S. BROWN MOTOR CO. Brake Governor, and worth? If net. ship WHITE GARAGE latform to TRINIDAD CREAMERY ven the right to take it home Roy, New Mexico Las Vegas, fenders, CO. Ne v Mexico 'J It will pay you well and eat on it at any time. The Adv. proceeds to about fif- amounted The F. S. Brown Motor Co. Miss Jessie Fender was ty dollars. taken has sold one Sampson Tractor to the hospital a tDaw&on Mrs. Mitchell and children re- Thurs and Tandem Disc to J.B. Wood-ai- d day for an X Ray Saturday from Roy whe- - examination. turned of Roy and will make deli- Miss Jessie as been poorly for re they have been visiting rela- Ji very this week. the past month and . it is to be tives. WHEAT hoped IN that she will soon be on THE STACK has resig- Miss Ruth Harper the road to recovery. ned her position as cashier at Miss Harriett Keef of Albuqu- . the Wilco store and will leave in erque, New Mexico who has been a few days for Trinidad, where a guest at the Mrs. J.N. Nutter Jasper Nutter Jr. of Koehler, EÉTTTT she will attend school. residence for the past ten days N. M., spent a cauple of days last n VATTn rn Mrs. Ethel Harper sold her, left Wednesday .for Santa Fe, week visiting his mother at the uuiLrl lUUIV VlñiiMiiVÍati lUW household goods at public auc- where she will visit a sister be- - ranch east of town, Jasper is em- tion Saturday. foi-- e returning ta her position in ployed by the Blossburg Mercan- So you will be prepared to care John Hepburn moved to Ab-- Albuquerque. tile Co. at the above named place for it when threshed bott the first of this week so as to be nearer his. work. His wife UP TO THE TEACHERS and son are staying at Grandpa with a "Kick" to it. We want Cunningham's until the rush is you to understand right now The teachers patrens and of Vihy trust to luck that there will fJe plenty of cars or thai the prices will , over. there is no man, or cat education in New Mxico ma- that are be right when you thrash? Lumber is cheap now and a good will H. G. Bowman has bought the either here so deiloyal, to king an grantry the effective campaign aga- cost you only a few cents per bushel capacity, and its good for many years postoffice fixtures of H. B. Al- U. S. as to even want to break inst the promoters of Amend- Wood keeps grain in better condition than any other material and ycu can bertson and the former went to the 18th amendrent. So if any ment No. 8. The teachers have Luild a granary in a hurry. Las Vegas last week to take the delegation from here acted othe- the powe rto defeat this propo- examination as postmaster, Mr. rwise around your home, it must sition. All that is necessary is Come and see us. We can arrange so you Shafer also went to Tucumcari have been due to the fact that for each teacher to make one it that can build now and for the same purpose. they were in bad company and convert each week from now un-t- is . . Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Siler spent therefore not responsible for election day and then get tho- - Pay us for Sunday in Roy, at the Winzel their actions. We are glad to se votes in the box. Very nearly the material in Novembei Swaim home. admit that any delegation from every teacher in the state can Lumber produces ideal grain storage because you L. Boyd family, O. P. Mills can sing but, dealry belo--1 do that much. up can provide a partition H. and It is to them for separating the Culbertson and E. G. Perkes ved! we never seen any "Moon--, to act. Argument, patriotism, various grades and also your grain keeps better. snent Sunday sightseeing and shine" whiskey although we sme public welfare, are all on their picnicing at the canyon. Hied it, very profusely, when we side. Miss Mable Smith is tempora- were at Mosquero. It is high rily acting as cashier at the Wil- time that you remove the mote Mr. Fitpgerald's brother of Ca Olveg- eyes, wi- & co store. . from your see the sin lifornia visited a few days last Roberts - Now Mr. Brown, if you wish thin your own back yard and week at the Fitzgerald home in to retain our good favor you endeavor to make Mosquero a Roy.Mr. Fitzgerald had his fami- F. S. STRICKLAND, Manager. Roy. New Mexico. must never again infer that we safe and sane place for Mills to ly with him and were enrout ho- have anything to drink at Mills congregate. me after a visit in Kansas.
M1CKJE, THE DEVIL By Charles Sughroc PRINTER'S Weitcm Newspaper Union Oh! Is That All ' CvWUEM ' f ON, WEfcEk A. SCOOP. I'VE mEViT0 I OJERCOWE OWE UTOe --r , ',:cr ) sf-- GEE. Itb FüM VJORVCWA' 'W SUBSTITUTE FOR GASOUUEUkTS OUSt f OBJEetlOtt, QQHtt ' fflf I AS DOU--M A a-- GOOOMltL tóSMS?APER OFFICE VOU WsEEY w W W ROCKEFELLER gÍL Vgr AUQU '. 90 KAAWN COKAICAL rrUA VCARASFARAWASTU WujL UA TO SO ' 'fX ? H T SPANTSTPÁMERiCAN KOY, HARDING COUNTY NE W MEXICO, SATURDAY, September 3rd, 1921.
M.NÍ-- A TODAS PERSONAS AQUI lita Andrada; James ) ; SPANISH-AMERIC- AN TO ALL PERSONS MENTIO- Plaintiff, Peter J. Laumbach to chols; y todos los reclama--) THE AS DESPUES MENCIONADAS "" NED HEREINAFTER land and desconocides ) ". ' By - Those Certain tracts of COMO DEMANDADAS ntes Published DEFENDANTS real estate lvine and being m the de intres en las pre-- ) AMERICAN PRINTING COMPANY County of Harding, in the Sta misas (dichas premisas. si-- ) THE SPANISH You are hereby notified that Mexico, des-- " te of New and better endo la propiedad raiz ) , Frank L. Schultz, Editor. Wm. G. Johnson, Associate Editor is now to-w- esta ustedes notifi " there has been filed and described as follows, it: Por están cripta en la queja en esta) pending in the District Court of The Southwest Quarter 01 the cados que ha sido protocolada y causa) adversa al quejante) Subscription $2.00 per year payable strictly in advance. , the Eighth Judicial District of Southeast Quarter of Section 3; esta ahora pendiente en la Corte son los demandados. the State of Mew Merico, sitting The Northwest Quarter of the Los objectos generales de di- de Distrito del Octavo Distrito second-clas- post office in Roy, within and for the County of of Section Entered as s matter at the N. M. Northeast Quarter Judicial del Estado de Nuevo cha acción siendo para aquietar Harding, in said state, cause Quarter of quejan- 1 1912. 10; The Southwest titulo en el nombre del i , Registered August 27, Number three on the the Southwest Quarter or Sec- Méjico, actuando dentro y por te, Peter J, Laumbach a aquellos el Condado tie Harding, civil docket thereof in which tion 3; The Northwest Quarter en cho ciertos trechos de terreno y pro- Laumbach the Plain- Estado; fcausa Numero three, Peter J. is of the Northwest Quarter of piedad raiz situados y estando de sección 6; NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ' en el registro civil del mismo en cuarto surdeste la tiff, and Section 10; The North Half of en el Condado de Harding en el y Cuarto; el cuarto of) el cual Peter J. Laumbach es el Lotes Tres The Unknown heirs the Southeast Quarter of Sec- Estado de Nuevo Méjico, y me- de dec-- surdeste del cuarto noroeste Department óf Nicanora E. Andrada, ) The-Noi- quejante, y Los Sa-ve- rf the Interior tion 10; th Half of the jor, descripto como sigue a Uno S. Office Clayton, eased ; The Unknown heirs) Southwest Quarter of Section 10 herederos desconocidos) la sección 1; Lote Numero U. Land at dec-- de E. ; cuarto noroe-B- New Mexico. - of Conrado Andrada, ) The South Half of the North- Nicanora Andrada,) El cuarto suroeste del cuar- de la sección 2 el f finada : Los herederos des-- 1 cuarto suroeste de al Aug. 4th, 1921. eased; Casimero Andrada,) west Quarter; The North Half to surdeste de la sección 3 ;el Andra-- onocidos de Conrado Andr-- 1 del cua- - Notice is hereby given Felipita Romero de ) of the Southwest Quarter; The ) cuarto noroeste del cuarto norde- confirm La mitad sur that An-- nnvrlpf p líl eCClOtt '. L& Lucero, of Solano, Har- da. if living, if dead, the) North Half of the Southeast ada, tinado, Casimiro ) ste de la sección 10; el cuarto rtn rio Dionicio norde- Co, New Mexico, on unknown heirs of Felipita) Quarter; The Southeast Quar- drada, Felipita Romero de) suroeste, del cuarto suroeste de mitad poniente del cuarto ding who, dece-- si es viva, y es) cuarto su 5, 1916, and Homero de Andrada, ) ter of the Northeast Quarter of Andrada. si la sección 3; el cuarto noroeste ste de la sección 18; el September January Andra-- muerta, los des-- ) el 1920. Homestead En-try- s, ased; Maria Felipa ) Section 14 ; The Northwest Qua- herederos del cuarto noroeste del la sección roeste del cuarto surdeste; 19, made Ko-- ) su-rnp- No. and da, Guadalupe Andrada de) rter of the Southwest Quarter conocidos de reüpita 10; La ritad norte del cuarto cuarto surdeste del cuarto 022993, No.026359 Gomez;) ' mero de Andrada. finada:) de sección 7 : La mitad W2-SE1- 4, Lot Gomez; Estaban of Section 13; The Southwest surdeste de la sección 10 ; La mi- la for E'rSWii, ; unkno-- Maria Felipa ; Gu-- Wia-N- E, NEi4-NW- 4, Juan Andrada the ) Quarter of the Southwest Qua- Andrada ) tad norte del cuarto suroeste de sur del cuarto surdeste de la se 4, Sec. 7. wn of Conrado Andr-- ) adalupe Andrada de Gomez) ; sur del cua- Section 18, Township 18 heirs rter of Section 9 ;the South half la sección 10 ; La mitad sur cción 14 La mitad Co-- Gomez r An-- N.M.P,Mridin ada, Jr. deceased; Mrs. ) of the Southeast Quarter Esteban Juan ) del cuarto noroeste; La mitad rto suroeste de la sección 14; N.Range 27 E. nrado Andrada, Jr.; Teles--) of Section 8; The Northwest drada: Los herederos des--) norte del cuarto suroeste; La p! cuarto noroeste de la sección feas filed notice of intention te; ; de Ánd-- )' cuarto for Andrada Mrs. Telesf or) Quarter of the Northeast Quar- conocidos Conrado mitad norte del cuarto surdeste; 8; La mitad poniente del make Final Three Year' Proof ; Menor, LaSe-- to íaftcf h Andrada Ines Andrada ;) ter of Section 17; The. East Half rada, finado; ) el cuarto surdeste del cuarto no- nordeste; La mitad oriente aei to establish claim the' Andrada.) 17 ; T, Amalia Andrada; Leandro) of the Southeast Quarter of Se- ñora Conrado rdeste de la sección 14; el cuar- cuarto noroeste de la sección abwe described, before lis Ar-- cuarto su Archuleta; Juanita B. ) ction 15; The West Half of the Menor. Telesfor Andrada;) to noroeste del cuarto surdeste La mitad oliente del Fostef, U.S.Commissioner, a hi ; ; Andra-- del Mex. on1 tket chuleta Fred S. Brown S.) Southwest Quarter of Section La Señora Telesfor ) de la sección 13; el cuarto sur- roeste Ja mitad poniente cua offictf ift Roy, New v F. Floersheim ; II. B. Jones) 14; The South Half of the South da; Ines Andrada; Amalia) oeste del cuarto suroeste de la rto urdest? de las secciona ; 13th day ef September, 1921.- - R. Alldredge; Floer-- ) Leandro Archu-- ) el 18 Norte de E. J. west Quarter of Section 10 ; The Andrada; sección 9 ; La mitad sur del cuar- todm en Cabildo Claimaw names as witnesses': W-Chur- sheim ; F. A. Roy ; C.L. Ju-- ) Qu- leta : Juanita B: Archuleta : ) la Hilera 26 Oriente del Meri- John of Solanol, East Half of the Northwest to surdeste de la sección 8 ; el . ; Re-- Floe-- Neuvo Roy-- stice; George H. Ray ) Fred S. Brown; S. F. ) no-rde- Nnevo Méjico, Isidor West, of arter; The East Half of the . cuarto noroeste del cuarto st diano d New Meíic,. 'becca A. Cordova; Juan) Southwest Quarter; The South- sheim ; H.B.Jones ; R.E.Al-- ) d la sccion 17; La mitad Méjico. New Mexib, Hilario Lucero, of Ro-- F.A) v Pablo Cordova; Teófilo ) west Quarter of the Southeast dredffe: J.Floersheim: oriente del cuarto surdeste de la También el caarto suroeste del Solano, New Mexico, and Pedro Roy : .George ) ' mero; the unknown heirs) Quarter; The Southwest Quar C.L.Justice sección 15; cuarto surdeste de la sección 34; Narbiaz, ofiS&fcaio, New Mex decea--) A. Cordo-- tttarto su- of Antonio Romero, ter of the Southwest Quarter of H.Ray; Rebecca ) La mitad poniente del cuarto su- La mitad wmte del ico. of) va: Cordova:) : el' cuiarto1 noroeste del sed; the unknown heirs Sectionl5;The South Half of the Juan Pablo roeste de la seccioM 14 ; La mitad roeste Plat Valverde, de-- ; here-- eí cuarto sorde-st- e Petra Vigil de Romero, ) Northeast Quarter: The South Teofilio Romero Los ) sur del cuarto suroeste de la cuarto surcfesU; Register. Ant-- cuarto; nwtoeste áe la sec ceased; Bonefacio Romero;) Half of the Northwest Quarter deros desconocidos de ) sección 10; La n ítai oriente del del Noe Romero; Ro-- )' e! cuatto suraeste del Agapita ox Section 10; The Southwest onio Romero, finado; Los) cuarto noroeste ; La mitad orien- ción 35; mero; Juan Romero; Feli-- ) herederos desconocidos de) Miarto surdeste: efe ta sección 33; Quarter of the Southeast Quar- te del cuarto suroeste; d cuarto ncia en acción1 t o antes del Ro-- de Romero, fi-- ) sur delicüeavfo suroeste; esta iberto Romero; Marcal ) 14 : - all in Town Petra Viril suroeste del cuarto saardeste; el la mitad ter of Section nordeste; deí cuarta su día 12 de Octubre,. A. D. 1921, fmero; Adan Romero; ) 25 nada; Bonifacio Romero; ) cuarto suroeste del aCaarto suroe el cuarto ship 18, North of Range asa- Juicio sera rendido encentra de iFanstín Romero: ) Noe Romero; Agapita üo--j V roeste de la seccio 34; & East of the New Mexico Meri ste de la sección 15; La mitad Ustedes en dicha cansa, y cada Romero ; ra-- ) mero; Juan Romero Feli--) mi- rte noroeste del' cuarta suroeste bSaniio Euf dian, New Mexico. sur del cuarto nordeste1? La uno de Ustedes rjor rebetdia. dia Remero De Gomez; A1-- berto Romero: Marcel Ro-- ) (Te la sección 34': la' mííaxi mrie ) Also lots One, Two and Three tad sur del cuaxto noroeste de la Los abogados der yuejante bino Gomez; Isabele Ro-- mero: Adan Romero; Fau--) del cuarto surdeste ;'-- eP eraría ) Section 3; Lots Two and Five; sección 10 ; el cuarto suroeste del son Chester A. HunKer, cuya di- Vi-- Eo--) del cuarto resuáeste sec- mero de Vigil; Marcos ) stin Romero; Santiago sección surdeste Ve-iga- The Quarter of the cuarto surdeste de la rección de Estafeta es Las s, Southwest -- suroeste; áei gil; Dan Laumbach; Hen-- ) mero; Eufraeia Romero) ! 14; Todos en el Cabildo 18, ción 33; el cuarto Northeast Quarter: The South el cuarto stí-- Nuevo Méjico; y Honker y ry M. West; Gregoria Te--K de Gomez;. Albino Gomez;) Me cuarto surdeste; ' Norte Hilera 25 Oriente dei Noble, dirección de east Quarter of 4heNorthwest de Vigil ;) dpi susoeste la cura Esta noria Garcia; Adelia M. de) Isábel . Romero ridiano de. Nuevo Mej ico, Nuevo rdpste ffiaeto de Quarter of Section 6: The Sou Lúmba-;- feta es East Las Vegas, Nuevo Flores ; The Glen ) Maícos yigff; Dan r , " mitád'pcwá'eH'Ke Invert South- Méjico. . sección 30; la del! thwest Quarter , of ,the . Greg-)- Méjico. ment Cor, a Corporation;) Henry. M. West; ; ;- -, west Quarter The ch; También lotes Uno, Dos, cuarto sureste de la sfteii i TESTIFICA" mr ptiB y sello , Alfred A. oi"ection5; Tenoria, García;, Ade-- ) V Peterson; Jose) Southeast Quarter of;the North-- oiia. y. Tres, sección 3; lotes Dos y todas en el Cabildo 19 Krte en de dicha Corte está' día 15 de Tafoya; M.-d- tuores; del dantos Dorotea) just Quarter; The East mu lia ine un; m Cinco; el cuarto suroeste la Hilera 26 Orienté em di Meri- Ju-- " Co., Corpo-- Nuevo-Méjico- . Tafoya de Santistevan ; ) Sec-iiw- Investment una ) ; el cuarto surd Mejicoy . Agosto, A. D. 1921. Southeast Quarter of ." cuarto nordeste diano de IJuevo , ius Appel; Max H. Karl--) rAcinn; Alfred A. Peters-- ) k l este del cuarto noroeste de la ; Lota Three and Four; . .v.sruher; Mrs. Max H. Karl-- ) on; José Santos Tafoja;) H j sección 6; el cuarto suroeste el ' he íiV.utheast Quarter of the m f i r j" 4, v w i Ustedes son ademas mtiiicii-do- s ..sruher; Willis A. Dorsett,) Uorotea laioya ae oanusi-- r m i cuarto suroeste de la sección 5; C. Ernest AYrrson, Section - cas-us- en jif-ving- , Northwest Quarter, of que amenos quer entrera o- if dead, tin-- ) aven; Julias Appel; Max JS'U no- the 1 r Irfvt No. 1 of Sefctiam 2; The el cuarto surdeste del cuarto f Ma--) tw apare- - (SELLO) Escribano. known heirs of Willis A.)' Sou- Karfsruher; La Senara rdeste; La mitad oriente del que sea entrado), su Northwrt Quarter of. the VB5s A.) y1 Dfgett, deceased; Mary)1 , Section 1; x HJÍarsruher; - thwest Quarter of . iivino- y su g Dorsett.r if - if HnH' . Dorsett; si vive," es) Ol The Sooth Hp.lt of fines Nbrth-eas- tt muerto, los desr-- j I the unknown heirs of Mary) Section 2; The herederos Ctarter, of de Willis AJ)or-- ) Dorselt deceased; Eutenio) Northeast Qua conocidos f WesUMfof b; ; Dorsett) Sanchez, if living, dead) . sett, finado Marx J if csf Sotfic-.- 18; boutn-wes- il FLOERSHEIM WEEKLY NEWS the Eu-- rter Tte y es unknown heirs of ) tte-Southeas- t si es viva, si muerui, lenio Sanchez, Quarter of los herederos desconocidos) I deceased;) Gn!ft?ferf: T na Rnntiwast Quarter Pedro J. Mes, if living, de Mary Dorsett, finado;) if) of Ene 9' luthweat Quarter of dead, unknown Sanchez,si es vi-- ) ROY, NEW MEXICO. SeptemBer 3riL,1921. the. heirs) Seetíúni' Sweift Half of the Eutenio The muerto, ws he-- )r of Pedro J. Mes, deceased;) ; vo, y si es SótldnW of Section 14 ' Willard t Quarter desconocidos de E-- ) R.Green, if living) Tlhcfflor of the South- rederos if dead, t'h unknown h Half utino Sanchez,fmado; Pe-- ) heirs) west Qr of Section 14; The of Willard 11. Green, dece-- ) arter dro J. Mes, si es vivo, y) Nírníth ar t Quarter of Section 8; ased; W. R. Green, liv-- si es muerto, los hereder-- ) if ) Tfhe W af Half nf the Northeast ing, jf dead, the unknown) os desconocidos de Pedro) Uiua the East Half of the heirs of W. R. Green, de--) er; J. Mes , finado; Willard) Ncetf --,West Quarter of Section ceased; n Guthrie Sma- - 1 R.Green, si es vrvo, y si es) Í7-- - of the South th, if dead, ho Vhe East Half muerto, los herederos des--) School Books livín. if t - The West Half of New Mexico west Quarter; conocidos de Willard R.) uu-- Quarter of Sec . au.i of John i the Southeast Green, finado; W.R.Green,) deceased; Ja-- ) ' ;- all lownsnip io thrie Smith, tion 8- in si es y si es muerto,) And School Supplies Smi--) Range 26 East of the vivo, net Wingate Guthrie North of los herederos desconocidos) dead, the) Meridian, IN ew Mex- th, if living, if Mew Mexico W.R.Green, finado; Jo--) of Janet) de County unknown heirs ico. hn Guthrie Smith, si es vi-- ) To The Public of Harding Guthrie Smith,) Also the Southwest Quarter Wingate vo y si-e- s muerto, los here--) Duncan) Quarter of Sec-- f deceased; James of the Southeast deros desconocidos de John) living, if dead,) í J The Fast, Half of the Smith, if inn Guthrie Smith; finado; Ja-- ) Uniform Text Book Law. The State heirs of Ja-- ) Quarter; The North- In Confoimitv with the State the unknown Southwest net Wingáte Guthrie bm--) adopted New Text Books for the use m att Smith, decea--) of the Southeast Board of Education recently : mes Duncan west Quarter si es viva, y si es mu--) of six years beginning June 15,. 1921 Smith,) The Southeast Quarter ith. Public Schools of the State for a period red; Jessie Duncan Quarter; erta, los herederos descon-- ) dead, the un-- ) Northwest Quarter oi if living, if of the ocidos de Janet Wingate) of Jessie Dun-- ) 35; The Southeast Quar- known heirs Section Guthrie Smith, finado; Ja-- ) deceased ; Wil--) of Southeast Quarter of We have a full line ofthese Books now in stock and take in exchange can Smith, ter the mes Duncan Smith si es) Clark, if liv--) The South Half of all Books used in the Graded Schools last year at the rate of 2 cents, ta liam Azariah Section 33; vivo, y si es muerto, los he-- ) unknown) Quarter; lne 16 cents per Book according to list in our store ing, if dead, the the Southwest desconocidos de Je--) Azariah) Quarter of the boutn-Quarte- r rederos heirs of William Northeast mes Duncan Smith, finado) Au-- ) of Section 34; The Clark deceased; Susan Duncan Smith, si es) if living, if) Quarter oouui Jessie adopted by gusta Clark, Northwest orine vivo y si es muerto, los he-- ) School Books must be sold by dealers at Cost and at prices unknown heirs) west Quarter ot Section ine and we not allowed any , dead, the $; rederos no conocidos de Je--) the State Board of Education, are profit Clark,) Mnr-f- Tialf nf the Southeast of Susan Augusta ssie Duncan Smith, finada;) Prairie Cat--) Southwest Quar- deceased; The Quarter; Vf William Azariah Clark, si) Ltd., a Corporation) of the Northeast Quarter of tie Co., ter , es vivo, y si es muerto, los) Therefore all Books are sold only for strictly Cash on delivery and no B. Gresham, if liv--) 33; The Southwest Qua-- Walter Section herederos desconocidos de ) to this ruling to anybody, and possitively no Books given on ap- unknown) of Southeast Quarter; deviation ing, if dead, the rter the vVilliam Azariah Clark, fin--) memorandum. There will be no bookkeeping on Books. B. Gresh-- ) Quarter of the proval or - heirs of Walter The Southeast ado: Sussan Augusta Cía--) deceased; David B. So--) Quarter of Section am, Southwest si es viva, y si es mué-- ) heirs) Nortn-eas- t rk, rrells, the unknown 30; The West Half of the descono-- ) deceased;) of Section 31, rto, los herederos of Delia Sorrells, Quarter Augusta) Mercan-- ) Township 19 North of ocidos de Sussan The Southwestern all in Clark, finada; The Prairie) Corporation; Ja-- ) Range 26 East of the New Mex- tile Co.,a Cattle Co. Ltd. una corpo--) Out of Town trade can have Books sent C. O. D. Parcel Post. ; Mary Louisa) New Mef ico. mes P. Wells ico Meridian, B. Gresh-- ) Farmer; Juan) notified that ración; Walter Wells; Edna You are further si es vivo, y si es Mue-- ) Romero; Matilde) you enter or cause to be am, Isidro unless rto, los herederos no cono-- ) Romero ; West ;) entered, your appearance in this T. de Iee de Walter B. Gresh-- ) T. de Garcia West;) on or before the 12th day cidos Teresa action finado; David B. Sor-- ) We have an extensive line of School Supplies of every description. Our Esquibel; Teresa F.) October, A. D. 1921, judge- am, Annie of Los heredehos deseo--) School tablts are the best in the market, An 8 X 10 tablet for 5 cents or Abelino Esqui-- ) ment be rendered against rells, de Garcia; will nocidos de Delia Sorrells,) 55 cents a dozen. Call and see us. Marguerite Rains;) vnn in said cause, and each of bel; finado: The Southwestern) Luther P. Rains ; Leopoldo) you by default. . Company) Andr--) are Che Mercantile Andrada; Manuelita Plaintiff's Attomevs Corporación; ) M. Nichols,) A. Hunker, whose Post Of- una ada; James ster James P.Wells, Mary Loui--) The Floersheim Mercantile Co. - all unknown claima-- ) ficeA Las Vegas, iNew and ddress is Wells; Farmer;) in the pre--) Mexico, Hunker and Noble, sa Edna nts of interest and Isidro Romero; Matil-- ) (said premises being) whose Post Office address is Juan mises da T.de Romero; Lee We-- ;) the real estate described in) East Las Vegas, New Mexico. st:-- - Ter?sa T de Garcia) Complaint in this cau--) WITNESS my hand ana seai . v the Ann EsQuitel; T- - ce) adverse to the Plain--) of said Court this 15th day of (West: tixx, . rtajust, A. v. luíéi. fn ErcuiU: Y';rite) f I' The gene-:.:- : to iuiei. U.!e of the (SEAL) Clerk. THE SPANISH-AMERICA- N ROY, HARDING COUNTY. NEW MEXICO; SATURDAY, September 3rd, 1921.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . Departmnt of the Interior Department of the Interior ISOLATED TRACT. Pubic Land Sale. Department of the Interior. . PURITY BLACKLEG AGGRESSIN U. S:LAND OFFICE at Clay- United States Land Office at Department tf'the íntei-ior- U. S. LAND OFFICE at Clay ton, New Mexico,July 27,1921. Clayton, New Mexico. July 28, U. S. Land Office at Clayton, ton, JNew Mexico, is what your CALVES need. NOTICE is hereby given that 1921. NOTICE is hereby given New Mexico. August 19, 1921. DO NOT DELAY. Trinidad Sanchez, of Gallegos, that Pablo A. Trujillo, of Roy, June 13, 1921. NOTICE is hereby given that New Mexico, who on Aug. 28th, Harding County, New Mexico, Sale Authorized by James F. St Peters, oí Mosquero, MILTON FLOERSHEIM. Agent. 1916 made Add'l Homestead En- who, on September 15th, 1916, "C" of New Mexico, who, on Oct. 2nd, (Mail orders filled C.O.D) try No. 022796, for Ei,NEi4, made Add'l Homestead Applica NOTICE is hereby given that, 1919. made Additional Home SW'i4 NEii and NW'ij, SEi4 of tion, No.023102, for 4, as directed by the Commissioner stead Entry No. 026903, for Wi2 Roy. New Mexico. 9,SW"-SW- Section 31, Township 17N, Ran SEi.4- - NEiSec. U, of the General Land office, un- of Ei2 of Section 18, Township ge 30E, N. M. P. Meridian, has Sction 10, Township 18N, Range der provisions of Sec. 2455, R.S., 17 JN, Range 31 E. N.M.P. Meri filed notice of intention to make 26E, N.M.P.Meridian, has filed pursuant to the application of dian, has filed notice of inten- Final Three Year Proof, to estab notice of intention to make Final Faustin Hernandez, David, New tion to make Final Three Year lish claim to the land above des-crib- d, Mexico. Sesial No. 027704, we Proof, to Three year Proof, to establish establish claim to the before A. A. Wynne, U.S. will offer at pubic sale, to the land above described, before A.A. to Commissioner, at his office in claim the land above describ highest bidder, but at not less Wynne, U. S. Commissioner, at you have Pump Wind Mosquero, New Mexico, on Sep.6 ed, before F. H. Foster, U.S. Co than $3.25 per acre, at 10 o'clock his office in Mosquero, New Me- llfHEN or 1921. v mmissioner, at his office at Roy, A.M., on the 10th day of Sept. xico, on the 12th day of Octo- mill troubles or have any Claimant names as witnesses : 1921, next, New Mexico, on September 8th, at this office, the ber 1921. Marcelano Padia, Demetrio Cor following of NEij.-NEV- 1921. tract land: Í Claimant names as witnesses: work in the Plumbers line, call Judy dova, Zacarías Cordova and Pro Sec 20, T 19 N, R 29 E. James A. Mcintosh. Georsre hancio Gonzales, all of Mosqu- - Claimant names as witnesses: N. M. P. Meridian. Angel, Frank Weir and Boss and Baker and they will fix it. ero, New Mexico. Lee West, Leopoldo Andrada, This sale will not be kept Gale, all of David, New Mexico. PAZ VALVERDE, Manuel E. Naranjo and Demitrio open, but will be declared closed Paz v alverde, Register. Register, Gracia, all of Roy, New Mexico. when those present at the hoiir NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION PAZ VALVERDE, named have ceased bidding. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION WE ALSO HANDLE HARDWARE AND EVERY- Register. The person making the highest o THING IN THE TINNERS OR PLUMBERS LINE, ALSO Department of the Interior bid will be required to immedia Department of the Interior, DEEP WELL PUMPS, Don't tely pay to U. S. LAND OFFICE at Clay WINDMILLS, WELL CASING U. S. LAND OFFICE at Clay- forget the Ab Woodard the Receiver the sale, 15 miles ton, New Mexico, AND THE MANY OTHER THINGS THAT COME UNDER ton, New Mexico. July 28, 1921 north east of Roy amount thereof. " Tueday August 23rd. A fine bun August 19, 1921. THIS LINE OF WORK.1 '.1 NOTICE is hereby given that Any persons claiming adver NOTICE is hereby given ...PÍJj ch of horses, milk cows also fa- tha Claud W. Anderson, of Gallegos, sely above-describ- rm the land Lee West, of Roy, Harding Co Mexico, who, on machinery and numerous New March 9th, are advised to file their claims, New .Mexico, who, on. November 1918, made Homestead Entry other articles will be sold. or objections, on 2nd, 1916. made Addl Homestead No. 025834, for SWVi of Section or before the time designated Application, No. 023278, for S' IP IT IS TO B: FIXED. WE CAN FIX IT 30, Township 17N, Range 32E, FREE WATER for vour stor for sale. CTTt. ) .,,,,1 Ml VrTTM kjjjy.,, C cum isy.)-i- ,' i noti- age battery. FREE INSPECT Pa'. Valverde, oet. 'N.M.P.Meridian, has filed Sectoin 9, Township 18 N. Ran- ION. Let the New batterv man ce of intention to make Final Register. ge 26 E, N.M.P. Meridian, has fix it. J.E.Busev CnmniiTiv Three Year Proof , to establish filed notice of intention to make claim to the land above describ- BATTERIES Final Three Year Proof, to esta JUDY AND BAKER A. A. Wynne, U. S. When you have a blow out ed, before When your "battery goes bad blish claim to the land above de office in bring it to Iiusey He can fix Commissioner, at his it bring it to Busey, our work is scribed, before F. II. Foster, U. New Sept- right. Successors to BAUM BROS. Mosquero, Mexico.on J. E. Busey Co. guaranteed. J. E. Busey Co. S. Commissioner, at his office at ember 8th,1921. Roy, New Mexico, on the 12th Claimant names as witnesses: day of October 1921. Roy, New Mexico. Job 15. Anderson, Joseph H. Claimant names as witnesses: Aanderson, Joseph S. Paker and Solóme Naranjo, Isidro West. William A. Rockwell, all of Gall-ego- s, Pniin repino, pno! Demitrio New Mexico. Garcia, all of Roy, New Mexico. PAZ VALVERDE, Paz Valverde, : NOTICE Mr. Register FRESH BREAD at all Register. 1 General Blacksmith times 10 cents straight NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION HOME OWNER and Department of the Interior, THERE IS NO BETTER TIME THAN RIGHT NOW U. S. LAND OFFICE at Clay- FANCY BAKERY TO HAVE THAT HOUSE STUCCOE-D- WHY Machine Work ton, New Mexico, VAVE August 19, 1921. , II DONE BY INFERIOR WORKMEN WHEN YOU ACETYLENE WELDING AND NOTICE is hereby given GOODS that CAN HAVE DONE BY DISC ROLLING James I. Malone, of Rosebud, IT AN EXPERIENCED WORK AT THE OLD STAND. JÜST!LÍKE MOTHER USE TO MAKE ONLY BETTER rlartlmg Co, New Merico, who. MAN AT NO EXTRA COST W HATSOEVER. SEE WITH THE LIBERTY n July, 15th, 1921. made Addl GARAGE Homestead Application, No. 027 1 E. F. HENRY, the ')75. for SEVi-NEV- i. nev,-?Ei- 4, Contractor J. D. Sv-SE- ', ROY, Wade, "TRADE AT HOME" - Seo. 33..T.18N - NEW MEXICO Í 31 E. Eii-NEi- ,., Sec. 4 and about it as he "has had the experience to Prop a '4-S- E .'',,, Section 3, Township give you what you CANDY, CIGARS want. AND SOFT DRINKS. 17 N, Range 31 E, N.M.P. Meri- dian, has filed notice of inten- One 20-- 28 Case & tion to make Final Three Year Separator in A-- l enditicn. Also Ideal Bakery Confectionery Proof, to establish claim to the one Titan Tractor. These are pr- 'nti'l above ('escribed, before F. G.M.LEWIS Proo. !X Foster, U.S: Commissioner, at HARDING COUNTY ABSTRCT iced to selll. Write, phone or see i lir. off'-- o at Roy. New Mexico, Joe F.Miíchell, R.F.D.l City ííholCth d r cf October, 1921 nt Clabiast na.ncs as witnesses: COMPANY, inc. Oilb J er:.':oor, of Roy, Now (Bonded) Merico, C. II. Pryor, of Rosebud. Have .your. VULCANIZING New Moyi:o, Howard Anderson, Mosquero, New done at the Service Garage. Mexico No ji Now Mexico, and burned lubber. We use a. stca.n plant. V. A. Rockwall of Rosebud, Nev. "Prompt and Efficient Serv.i " Mexico. Paz Valverde. We I are ready to make your Abstracts ,. an? now handling the Rock Rejr..-t-- now. Island line of Farm Implements and Power 'Machinery, Peoria 1 can sell your land for you Grain Drills W. Manager and Sanders Disc if ""tv - me or R.COPU$N, Come in and we will write me at Mills, N. M. Mosquero. New talk over your Mexico. wants. J. JJ. Proctoh, F. S. Brown Motor Co. VULCANIZING FOR SALE: Team of Horses Bring your tube and tire weight 1600 lbs. each Set hea- work to Busey and get first vy all f THE MILLS Leather pra-ticall- y class work and square SHOE I a deal, , ., ,,r .1:1, ;'",'! I' , Harness, and REPAIR SHOP. New Wagon. also battery station in connec- All work neatly and promptly done F. S. Brown tion, with an eight month guar- located Address Mrs. antee on all overhaul- in the Old Bentlev BuilHm'o. Martha Frank, batteries WE SOT.TPTT A STTAPi? rT ed. J. E. Busey Co. YOUR PATRONAGE More and Better Crops iET YOÜRCOAL FORTHRES-IHN- Win. Schoenerstedt Prop. AT THE MESA Mills, Less Expense New at BINS AT THEIR Mxico. To get the maximum crop returns from your land and ELEVATOR. FATJO'S MONEY to do it as cheaply as possible, are the main reasons for buying a tractor. And the tractor that will do the Fancy Comb : Extracted Honey cost is tractor you want pro- work et the least the HIGH GRADE Fo" salo by the ca.se vided, of course, that it has strength and durability REPAIR to give it long life. INJL i and in 5 gal. cans EnJ, H. Roy The OilPull has proved that it can give dependable Do you know I have Retailed by all beginning service has proved it ever since the of the spent years repairing Leading Grocers tractor industry. Consider that Old Number One and Railroad Surveying and many other old OilPulls have been giving dependable watches where Italian Bees and Queeii3 Mapping service for many years, and that they are still good they had to stand the for many more seasons of work. strictest examination Apiaries County Surveyor And when it comes to fuel economy the OilPull is known? Fatjo again supreme. It will plow an acre of ground at Do you know is P.O. Cox Springer, New Mex. any other tractor made bar none. it the less cost than cheap watch that tries Proof of this statement is established by the fact Land Matters before the record for fuel a workman's skill and Department of the that the OilPull won the world's not economy at the Columbus, Ohio, tests lajt year. It the high grade BAUM BROS showed a lower fuel cost than any of the 3 2 competing watch? Do you Interior Contests, know At the old stand with a fu'l line etc' tractors, kerosene or gasoline. What the OilPull did I use genuine factory at Columbus, it will do for you on your farm. Right now it is producing more crops at less expense for made material and that of: over 20,000 OilPull owners. I am well equipped to do high-grad- your e hic-ker- y, It not only will do all your plowing and threshing work? SELF OILING WINDMILLS, LOST Gentlemen's cane For Sale I: on bed to your advantage in pulling and .springs but it can be used Bring me your high-grad- e somewhere between Plea- manure spreaders, mowers, binders; in fact, it will FUM?3 AND CASING, at a Bargain, Glenn Cooley. money in nearly every farm operation. work, I have been EMER save time and doing sant View and Roy, Fimfcr no- you are in town. We will it for others for Better drop in next time 17 SON, OLIVER AND JOHN tify, J.W. Robertson, Route 1. be glad to show you what the OilPull can do for you, years. City. HOBSON DEERE LINE OF IMPLEME- tf. Just received a car lead of Your Anderson Garage & Machine Works. Jeweler Chevrolet Cars; Give NTS, GRAIN DRILLS AND me your Roy, New Mexico. Quick Service, reaspnabe. prt- - ; order at once, and ride in one of FOR SALE 1 Fordson. good Z PUMPING ENGINES. J il v t Vulcanizing; work m today. .See as new, inquire at this office ees, Steam all 32 m n at Garage. NOTICE ! REGISTRATION! guaranteed, at. the. SERVICE. The Registration Books for ', Casn ' or Terms V GARAGE. , F. S. BROWN MOTOR CO. r íílL' iuuíniy. NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY, September 3rd, 1921.
- Pursuant to Chapter 138. Ses--! Legislature of the State cf New Proposed tive expenses by special appro-Spriatio- n shall prescribe own sion Laws of 1921, the following (Mexico: its rules of debt or interest thereon; Pro- Amendment bills, specifically limit order and procedure concerning j vided, Further, Constitution amendments are su- - Section 1. That Section 5 of that the limita- No. S. ed to such purposes, but before it3 official duties. The salaries tion herein contained shall hmitt:d to the qualified voters VIII of ' not Article the Constitution final action on the general ap- of the Commissioners shall be apply to tax levies A the State of New Mexico, for of New Mexico, Joint Resolution Proposing The authorized by 'of the state propriation bill, except upon re- fixed by the legilature. the Fifth Legislature or at the Spe-- ! Amendment of Section 3, and exe- titled "Taxation and Revenue." Ar commendation of the governor. mpted from cial Eiecetion to be held Septem - "Section 6. All of the duties, similar limitations be and the same is hereby amo- ticle XX, and Section 5, Arti- "Sub-Sectio- n (J). The gover in VJ21. powers, and prerogatives now by existing laws. ber nded so as to read as follows : cle IV, of The Constitution of nor may, at any time, recom- Manuel law incumbent upon or vested in Martinez, Section 5. The legislature The State of New Mexico. mend to the legislature supple- ' State, the Commissioner of Public La- Proposed Constitutional Secretary of may exempt from taxation pro C.S. for S.J.R. No.4 , Appr. Mch. mentary budgets and supplemen Proposed nds of the State of New Mexico, Amendment Constitutional perty of each head of a family 11, 1921. tary appropriation bills based shall as soon as the first three No. 9. Amendment to the amount of two hundred Be it Resolved by the Legisla- thereon, all of which shall be members, appointed and confir- Joint Resolution Proposing No. 1 j dollars, and the property of eve- - ture of the State of New subsect to the same procedure an med under authority of this ar Amendment of Section Twel- Joint Resolution Providing For ry honorable discharged soldier as the original budget and the nil. i a. r ri .. ticle, shall qualify, be incumbent ve of Article Nine of the Con- ine amendment oi section zi1 sailor, marine and army nurse. Section 1. That Section 3, of general appropriation bill. upon and vested in the State stitution of the State of New of Article VII of The Consti and the widow of every such Article XX, of the Constitution "Sub-Sectio- n (K). fi After Land Commission, and said Co- Mexico, Entitled "State, Coun- tution of The State of New soldier, sailor, or marine, who of the State of New Mexico be nal action on tKe" general appro mmission shall thereupon L? ty and Municipal Indebtdness. Mexico. served in the armed forces o and the same is hereby amended priation bill, or on recommenda deemed to be the legal successor H. J. R. No. 32. Appr. Mch. 14 H. J. R. No. 18, Appr. Feb 15, the United States at any time to read as follows: tion of the governor, special ap-- by of the Commissioner of Public 1921. 1921. Be it resolved the during the period in which the "Section 3. The term of office Ipropriation may be enacted, but Be j Lands of this State, and shall be It Enacted by the Legisla- Legislature of the State of New United States was regularly and of every state, county or district every such appropriation, shall bound by and have power en- ture of the State of New Mex- Mexico officially engaged in any war in officer, except the governor of be embodied in separate to a bill, force all lawful contracts, ente ico. That Section 2 of Article VII the sum of two thousand dol the state, and those elected to limited to some single work, by Commissioner of Sectionl. That is of the Constitution of the State lars. Provided, that in erery fill vacancies, shall commence on subject or purpose red into the it herehv therein sta Public Lands on behalf of proposed to amend Section of New Mexico be and the same case where exemption is clained the first day of January next af ted. the 12 of State. Article 9 of the State Constitu- is hereby Amended to read as on the ground ot the claimants ter his election. The term of "Sub-Secti- on In (L). the "Section 7. Any qualified ele tion so as to read as follows: follows: having served with the Military office of the governor of the event of any inconsistency bet- Meri-c- o, "Sec. 12. No city, town "Sec. 2. Every citizen of the or naval forces of the United state shall fi- ctor, of the State of New or Vil- commence on the ween any of the provisions of lage shall contract United States who is a legal re- as aforesaid, the bona day who has attained the age of any debt ex- States rst of December next after this section and any of the other cept by an of the State and is a qua- fide ownership of such property his thirty years, and who shall have ordinance, which sh- sident election. provisions ot the Constitution, all be irreparable lified elector therein, shall be upon which exemption is clai Section 2. That Section provisions been a resident of the State of until the inde- the of this section New years next btedness therein provided qualified to hold any public of- med shall be upon the claimant." of Article IV, of the Constitu- shall prevail. But nothing Mexico for five for here preceding his appointment shall shall have been fullv nnid nr fice iii the state except as other- tion of the State of New Mexico in shall in any manner affect be qualified to hold office as a discharged, and which shall spe- wise provided in the Constitu be and the same is hereby ame the provision of Section 22, of member of the State Land Com cify for the purpose to which tion. The right to hold public Proposed Constitutianal nded to read as follows : Article IV of Constitution, the mission. the funds to be raised shall h office in the sta,te of New Mexi- Amendment "Section 5. or be as construed preventing Section 8. The Land applied, and which shall co shall not be denied or abrid- "Sub-Sectio- n State provide No. 5. (A). The the governor from calling spe- for levy whe-ev- er Commission shall have a seal the of a tax ged on account of sex, and biennial session of the legis- - cial sessions of not excee- the legislature with an appropriate device the ding twelve mills on the the masculine gender is ature shall begin at twelve as provided by Section 6, dollar of Ar reon, and such seal affixed to upon all taxable property used in this Constitution, in de- House Joint Resolution Propo o'clock, noon, on the first Tues- ticle IV, of the Constitution, or within any instrument, signed by the such city, town or village, suffi- fining the qualifications for spe- sing an Amendment to Article day of February next after as preventing the legislature, at Chairman or Acting Chairman, cient to pay the interest on, and cific offices, it shall be con- the Constitution of the each election. No. regular ses such special sessions, from con- XI of and attested by Chief Clerk, to extinguish the principal strued to include the feminine of New Mexico, sion shall exceed sixty days and sidering any emergency appro the of, State Entitled shall be prima facie evidence of such debt within fifty gender. Provided, however, Mu- no special session shall exceed priation years. "Corporations other than or appropriations. due execution The proceeds of such 'tax that the payment of public road nicipal" by Adding thereto a thirty days. the thereof. shaU "Section 9. Each member of be applied, only to the poll tax, chool poll tax or servi- Section to be Numbered "Sub-Sectio- n (B). All mo new the Commission shall, before en 01 sucn interest ce on juries shall not be made a 19. neys received on account of the and principal Section Proposed Constitutional tering upon the oath of office, No such debt shall be prerequisite of the right of a No. 35. Appr. Mch. 11, state from any source whatso created II.J.R. Amendment as prescribed for all State duties unless the questions of female to vote or hold office." 1921. ever, shall be paid into the trea incurr- No. 7. of his office, qualify by taking ing the same, shall at a regular Be Resolved by the Legisla- sury thereof. It Joint Resolution Proposing an the officers, and shall execute election for councilmcn, alder- Proposed ture of the State of New Mex "Sub-Sectio- n (C ). The legis- - Constitutional Amendment to Article XIII of a bond, in favor of the State, in man or other officers of such ico, That Article XI of the atur? shall not appropriate any V. L.. Amendment The Constitution of the Sta- the penal sum of $50,000.00 con- city, town or village, or at a spe- State of New Mexico, entitled money out of the treasury eq-- No. 2 te of New Mexico, Entitled ditional upon the faithful per- cial election duly called for " Than cept in accordance with the pro- that Corporations Other "Public Lands." formance of the duties of his of specific purpose, in the A Resolution Proposing an Am- Municipal" be Amended by visions of this section. same Sect-io- S.J.R. No. 11, Appr. March 12, fice. manner as for a regular endment to 22, Article "Sub-Sectio- n election, Adding thereto a new Section (D). On or be-- have 2 of 1921. "Section 10. The Chairman been submited to a vote of of the Constitution the to Ndmbered Section 19 to bre the 15th day of January in ' be Be it Resolved by the Legisla- of the State Land Commission such qualified electors thereof State of New Mexico. read as follows: each year next preceding the re ture of the State of New Mexi- shall be the third member, to- as have paid a property tax the- Joint Res. No. 9 (As Amended) of le- - "Section 19. The Legislature gular biennial session the co. gether with the governor and rein during the preceding Appr. March 8, 1921. nay by enactment change, alter iislature, every department, in- vr - Sec. 1. That Article XIII of Attorney General, of the Com- and a majority of those voting Be it Resolved by the Logirla- or enlarge the powers and duties stitution and ayency of the state ture of of New the Constitution of the State of mission created by Section 11, on the question, deposited in a the State "f the State Corporation Comm except the legislative depart- separate : New Mexico be amended so as of the Act of Congress, appro- ballot lx)x, shall have xico th-- ai goper-no-r on created by Section 1 of ment, shall submit to the 111 :-- to follows : 10th, 1920, commonly voted Section 1. That Section : read as ved June lavor of creating such tide for the control and reg of the state a detailed sta- ' c-- i 11 "Article XIII Public Lands" called Enabling Act." debt." Article of the Constitute. iatioi; of Corporations and may tement showing actual. revendes the . ''Section 1. All lands belon- of the state of New Mexico bt cii; r alter the provision for and expenditures for the two amended so that the said section ging to the State of New Mexi the ) .iTient of its orders. fiscal years intervening since co, and all lands trans- Proposed Constitutional . shall read as follows: granted, Proposed Constitutional Uiili7 the shall ot- the last regular session of the ferred or confirmed to the Sta Amendmerc Section 22. Until otherwise any made legilature, estima- Amendment herwise i'rovi'le order together with te by Congress, and all lands No. 10. provided by law no alien inel- cha- by the conurJoion fixing or tes of appropriations required to hereafter acquired, are decla- No. 8. igible to citbenship under the nging any charge or rate or relat meet the financial needs of such Joint Resolution Proposing an of States, cor red to l)e public lands of the sta- A Joint Resolution Proposing laws the United or ing to any matter with in it aut- department, institution or agen- Amendment to Section of asso-.ciatio- n. te to be held or disposed of as Amendment to Section Two poration, copartnership or cy, itemized as governor an Article X of The Constitution hority shall be binding upon the the may be provided by law for the Con- a majority of the stock , of Article Eight of the of The State carrier, or comp-ny- or person may require. of New Mexico, or interest in which is owned or purpose for which they have stitution of the State of New to whom same iá directed and "Sub-Secti- on (E). On or wuuy ana .munici- held by such aliens, shall acquire been or may be granted, dona- Mexico. pal"""11Corporations." shall be enforced by the Suprem-- e the twentieth day of every title, leasehold or other interest ted or otherwise acquired. C.S. for S.J.R. No. 21, Appr, H.J.R. No. according to the terms regular session of the legislature 40. Appr. Mch. 14. in or to real estate in New Mex Court "Section 2. A permanent Co- March 12, 1921. 1921. of such order unless changed or the governor shall prepare, and ico. mmission to consist of three Be It Resolved by the Legisla- Be It by ! . modified by said court on a hea- - shall submit to the legislatdre, Enacted the Legislatu- members, not more than two of ture of the State of New Me- re of i ring applied by such carrier, a budget containing a detailed the State of New Mexi- Proposed Constitutional for whom shall belong to the same xico: co: company or person within a re- statement and estimate of all , , Amendment political party, is hereby crea Section 1. That Section 2 of Section 1. asonable time limited in such or anticipated revenues of the sta That Section 2 of No. 3 ted, which shall be known as the Article VIII of the Constitution Article X te, and a complete plan of pro- of the Constitution of A Joint Resolution Proposing der. "State Land Commission." of the State of New Mexico be, the Upon any hearing or proceed- posed expenditures for the state State of New Mexico entitled An Amendment to Section 1 "Section 3. The members of and the same is hereby amended "County ing in any court upon any order government, during the ensuing and Municipal Corpora- of Article V of The Constitu- the Commission shall be appoin- to read as follows: tions" be and the same is hereby issued by the commission within bienniuni. ted by governor, by tion of the State of New Mex- the and with "Section 2. The maximum ra- amended so as to fol- scope of authority the "Sub-Sectio- n (F). For the pu- read as ico, Entitled "EXECUTIVE he its bur the advjee and consent of the te of taxation to be levied for all lows: den of proof shall be upon the ca rpose of preparing his budget DEPARTMENT." Senate, and shall be subject to state purposes and uses, inclu- "Section 2. rier.company or person to whom the governor shall have power to All County offi- remoaal only for cause. Each ding the educational penal, and cers shall be such is directed to show require any board, commission, elected for a term II. J. R. No. 19, Appr. Mch. 9 order member shall hold office for a charitable institutions, shall not of two years, unreasonableness of any charge officer or department to furnish until otherwise 1921. Be it Resolved by the term of six years from and af- exceed six mills on the dollar of provided by law, or fixed or requiremet spec- him with any information which and no County Legis'ature of the State of New rate ter his oppointment, and until the assessed valuation of all pro- officer, except ified in such order and court he may deem necessary. the County Sch- Mexico : his successor shall have been perty subject to taxation in the ool Superintendent, may of own motion and shall "Sub-Secti- on (G). At the after having Section 1. of Article V its duly appointed and qualified; state. The maximum rate of served two That upon request of any time the governor submits his consecutive terms, of the State interested Provided, that the three mem tax to be levied for all County shall be M the Constitution budget to the legislature.he shall eligible to hold any Mexico "Execu-.tiv- e party require or authorize additi bers of the Commission first ap purposes and uses, excepting of New entitled also submit a bill, to be known County office for two years be and onal evidence. pointed and confirmed shall im special school levies, general sc- Department," the as the "General Appropriation is hereby amended to read mediately qualify and classify hool tas levies, special sevies for same Bill," which shall contain all themselves by lot so that one of health purposes, and special le- as follows: of the proposed appropriations Proposed "Section 1. The execuHve de- We are growing every day them shall hold office, for two vies on specific classes of pro Constitutional of the budget clearly itemized Amendment partment shal consist of a go- Subscribe now! years, one for four years, and perty, shall not exceed five (5) and classified ; and the presiding No, 11. vernor, lieutenant governor, se- one for six years, from and af mills on the dollar: Provided, officer of each house shall, im- A Joint Resoution cretary of state, state auditor, ter January 1st, 1923, and the However, that a tax not excee- . Providing NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION mediately, cause said bill to be for An state treasurer, attorney gene- reafter one Commissioner shall ding two (2) mills on the dollar Amendment to The together ac- State New superintendent of public referred, with the be appointed every two years; of the assessed valuation of all of Mexico by Ad- ral, companying budget, to ap ding instructions and commissioner the Provided, however, that the me property subject to taxation in Thereto Another Section Department of the Interior propriate committee, for its con- To Article IX, The of public lands, who shall be ele- mbers of the Commission first this state may be levied for the Same to be sideration. The governor may, to be Numbered 16. cted for a term of two years be- Clay- be appointed shall appoin construction and miiintnnTiif nf U. S. LAND OFFICE at before final action thereon by II.J.R. No. 25. Filed ginning on the day of Ja- ted during the regular session of! the State Highways, which said Mch. 28, first ton, New Mexico, June 14, 1921. the legislature, amend supple- 1921. nuary next their election. or the legislature to convene in the two (2) mills levy shall be with after NOTICE is hereby given that ment said budget and general Be It Enacted by Legislatu- officers, except the su- year 1923, and provided further in the State or County limita- the Such William E. Curtis, of David, any re of appropriation bill, to correct that until such Commission shall tions heretofore fixed. The ma- the State of New Mexi- perintendent of public instruc- New Mexico who, on May 20, co. having served two oversight, or in case of an em- be duly appointed and qualified ximum rate of tax to be levied tion, after 1918, made Original Homestead ergency, by delivering such am Section 1. That terms, shall be as hereinabove provided, the for all general County school pu- the following consecutive Entry, No. 025999, and on Jan. endment or supplement to amendment to Article IX to hold any state office the Commissioner of Public Lands rposes and uses shall not ex- of the 6, 1921, made Additional Home- hou- Constitution presiding officers of both elected at the general election as ceed ten (10) mills on of the State of New 'for two years thereafter. N-- E. the dollar stead Entry No. 027358, for ; su- - Mexico an ses and such amendment or Commissioner of Public Lands Provided, ad- as additional section The officers of the executive Sec. 19; W' ' SWVi Sec. However, that an 14 5; pplement shall thereby become with all the powers and authori-- ditional levy of said Article IX, to be numbe- department, except the Lieute- Sec 6 fwp 17 N. R. of not to exceed SE14 a part of said general appropria ty heretofore exercised by him. five (5) red Section 16, is proposed, to nant Governor, during their 30;" mills on the dollar may be NWii NEi, N'a NW'14 tion bill as an addition to the "Section 4 The State Land be made submitted to the electors of terms of office, shall reside and Sec. 11, Twp. 17 N. R. 29 E; with the joint, written the state records, books, items of said bill or as a modifi Commission shall select, locate, consent of the Board of County at an election to be "keep the public SEVi NEVi, SW14 SE'i. and held. office cation of, or a substitution for classify, and have the direction, Commissioners and papers and seals of at the E'is of Section 34, Town- the State Section 16. SFJt any item of said bill such amen-- control, care and disposition of Tax Commission. Laws enacted by seat of government." ship 18 N.. Range 29 E., N. M. The maxim- the Fifth Legislature dment or supplement may effect. all public lands, under the pro- - um rate or tax to be levied for authoriz- P. Meridian, has filed notice "Sub-Sectio- of n (II). The legis- - visions of the Acts of Congress City, Town, ing the issue and sale of State i.V Proposed Constitutional intention to make Final Three or Village puiposes Highway general on Bonds 'j Amendment laturo may amend such relating thereto and such or uses shall not exceed five (5) for the purpose 5 Year Proof, to establish claim of providing funds con- No. 4 bill by increasing .lations as may be provided by mills on the dollar. The maxi- for the to the land above described, be- the items therein relating to the struction and improvement of Resolution Proposing an law. mum amount of tax to be levied A Joint fore A. A. Wynne, U. S. Com- Judicial Department, but may " 5 State Highways and to enable Section 5 of Section The Commission for health purposes shall not Amendment to missioner at nis office in Mos- the State to meet and al- not otherwise alter or amend shall annually elect one-ha- lf (1-- 2) secure VIII of the Constitu- one of its exceed mill. The Article quero, N. M., on Aug. 15, 1921. such bill, exrept to strike out or members Chairman, and shall lotments of Federal Funds to aid of the State of New Mex- - maximum rate of tax to be le- tion Claimant names as witnesses: reduie times therein. appoint a Chief Clerk, and such in construction and improveme- ' ico, Entitled "TAXATION and vied by school districts for spe- Jame.i A. Mcintosh, Frank W.eh "Sub-Secti- on nt of roads, and laws so (I). Prior to other officers, assistants, - and cial school district enacted REVENUE." E. Ford and Joe II. Wil- puiposes, authorizing Jsse the final action on the general subordinates as may,be,jrsaujsite. shall not exceed five the issue and sale cox, all of David, New Mexico. (5) mills of State Highway 'iprropviation bil.l, the legislatu- ánd ñeéessar'y for the proper co- on the dollar. The Debentures to Pw. No. Appr. March 11. foregoing L II. J. il. PAZ VAL' KRDE; re may provide salaries, anticipate the. colleetionof Téve-- v " th- - 'for its nduct of the affairs of the State not anr.ly to levies 1921. Be itP.esolvcd b? :":.t'gijt?r nues-- f rom rr:jíor-vehic- I license1? and aocorrrry It g ru., .;nd Office. I'tc ; Coir.ft.uxicn for'th payment of the ..kJ uthpv prjvidic by ttontitUiifi on buck p?.jt) THE SPANISH-AMERICA-
MERCHANT TELLS OF FIVE FALL III ASPIRIN AVOIDS A REMARKABLE CASE Find the Cause! VU It isn't ricrht to drasr alonar feel out Writing from Maxey's, Ga., A. J. ing miserable half sick. Find STRIKE BATTLE Name "Bayer" on Genuine you so Daaiy OPERATION Gillen, a large depart- what is making teel All proprietor of and try to correct it. Perhaps your HOME OF THE COLE ment store at that place, says: kidneys are causing that throbbing ALWAYS was in THE 8 EST IN USEO CARS. "I have a customer here who backache or those sharp, stabbing Write for Complete lurormatioD. Hope Nearly Gone, but Lydia Is WEST VIRGINIA FORCES CLASH; bed for three years and did not go to pains. You may have morning Bay Mail. . 1225 BROADWAY Vegetable five phy- dizzy PATROLLING PARTIES TAKE E. Pmkham's a meal at any time. She had lameness, too, headaches, Compound Saved tier sicians and they gave her out. One spells and irregular kidney action. SHOES REPAIRED - ELEVEN PRISONERS. bottle got her up, on Use Doan's Kidney Pfíli. They have ü. of Tunlac the lien lo 8. at Denser prleet. Unsatlsfartorf work M monthly helped thousands of ailing folks. FAC- ct " r. "Mi nnella second bottle she commenced keeping returned our úpense. EASTERN SHOE REPAIR v. 'J ' J i Asa; your neighbor! TORY, YELLOW FRONT, 1553 CHAMPA STREET. IWWCUf bo much trouble, sometimes house and ou she did all the 1 A 1 1 . the third mi limn immiwHiin m ' mey wuutu laei, inv cooking and housework for a' family A Colorado Case MINERS ARE KILLED weeks. I was of eight." Mrs. Anna M ?Rdaks ra'iw? treated by two doc-to-ra Take Aspirin only as told in each Adams, 440 Ninth r. n i ,ti i ii IV l U A IV I U 71 I A n Tills Incredible, but It IdbiStoqr 26 Siicteenth Street, Denver. Colorado. without relief sounds really package of genuine Bayer Tablets of St., Alamosa, Colo., and both said comes unsolicited from a highly cred- gays: "For a long they Aspirin. Then you will be following time my kidney Prr-W- nr Vrlvem on Coffee I would have to have itable,; source and is copied verbatim me tor aample. post SERIOUSt TROUBLE EXPECTED directions and dosage worked out made miserable. Send S1.00 3 an operation. I had the Nights I was rest- paid. THE SPRAY COFFEE SPICK from the letter.. 21 IN $3$ years by physicians during years, and less, because of an CO., 21st arid Market His., Dealer, Colo. LOGAN DISTRICT IS mytroublefour Tanlac Is sold by leading druggists and was unfit to do proved safe by millions. Take no ache through the REPORT. everywhere. Advertisement. you see small of my back MARCEL WAVING We lead In this as anything, and had chances with substitutes. If and sides. When I all other lineo. Charles, Hair & Beauty up all hope of Bayer Cross on tablets, you can up mornings, I Shop, 410 St., Colo. given the Sot 16th Denver, any Not Exactly Reassuring. Colds, feel refreshed ever getting take them without fear for and It was hours t Western Newspaper Colon News Serrice. I my ri.OWHIt KOH AM. OCCASIONS. better. Ireadabout "There Is no doubt about It, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, before the languid, dragged-ou- t feeling Park l'luial Cu., 164313roadway. vour 'medicine in the friend, operate on you," wore away. used Doan's Kidney State Police Headquarters, Ethel, we'll have to Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and I ' by cheerfully. Pills and kept on using them until I IIEAUTV PAItl.OIIS. Hair Goods Va. encoun- the doctor said for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve was cured." 721 W. Five meu fell in an J.- -,, T smart I .vrlin F. Pinkham mall. Mllllcent Hart Co., 15th St it hauo "Operate!" the patient exclaimed. cents. ter between troopers and uríned rVmnnunrt and T.vHift E. tablets cost few Druggists also Cat Doam'a at Any Store, 60c a Bsc TiM. "Great Scott, doctor, I've no money for Aspirin is forces on Bench creek, Logan county, Pills for about seven sell larger packages. the KID NET monds, watches, silverware. Out town Pinkham's Liver expensive operations." J. ame my trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of DOAN'S PILLS orders careriu use. mu. Captain Brockus, commanding state months and now am to ao ' attention ! M1LBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. -- T mfidl- - "Hum Well you're insured, aren't Monoacetlcaclde8ter of Sallcyllcacid. FOSTER. police and deputy sheriffs, reported. .., akall novar fnrtrat vnnr THE NEW YORK PLEATING CO. publish this you you?"' Advertisement. for pleatlnf, heron Itrhlni, entered button and but-t- cine and you may if but Whether all the meu who fell were un- holes. Wrllsj for catalof,. 1528 Stout, Denier, Colo, true, -- uo, ., "Yes, but I can't realize on that killed Captain Brockus could not say. want to as n is PARKER'S Hursey, Star, N. C. . til after I'm dead It goes to my es- The Same. 1 IIY YOUR GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE PRICES. men TT rTiA Hrla HAIR BALSAM He added that after his had tL. wman nal Sunday topeHsJrFaaUrid Stoskirswefi' Waelnale Salj Co.. 1523 MioeteenU St. tate." Byron came home from JjS lawmoTnuKmiS seen those who had fallen picked up testimony many whose letters we ftaMtni-- Color to the ; ','Dh, that's all right, my dear fel- school in a hurry. "Grandma," he be- usl away by their compan already published, proving that BtMnty to Gray mxA Ftutod. Htüj Freight Rate Reduction. and carried have low," the doctor said, again smiling gan, "have we a 1921 Bible?" tue. ano oi.w w,t i k i.ia, Lydia E. Pmkham's Vegetable Com Hlniwx Ctem. V ta. Patch ntne, It. T. San Francisco, Calif. Shurp reduc ions, they retired because they wore cheerfully. perfectly all right looked both mystified pound oiten restores neaiu w ouuoiiuis "That's Grandmother of freight rates on oil Civilian clothing. you worry about your bill at "Our Sunday school HINDERCORNS lUmm Orna, tion eastbound women even aitermey don't and amazed. wte., atopa all pata, tnaure ewmtort to the The clash was at close runge, ac uc vlHAnlQ. wmlktlur Ha. by aww.ll c at machinery from California points to ii.., AnAMttAti"' in foamon an all!" Judge. teacher said for us all to bring one ftvt, nakei Mi. DtUf to UlttltBIIW"-"'"- í,"" (iltw. Uiwoox Cteuiowl Works, rwtcbocww, H. t. Wvoinine..... effective within the present cording to the captain. Prior the Therefore it will surely pay any woman with us to Sunday school next time," month, were announced by G. W. fight, he said, eleven prisoners had whe sutlers rrom aumento ueuuiitu w he explained. Rood olí fashioned CATARRHAL DEAFNESS Luce, freltrht traffic manager for tne been taken by the patrolling party. her sex to trive this Not until his sister came home did remedy a fair trial. Is greatly relieved by constitutional treat- Shave With Southern Pacific railway. The reduc- Pour prisoners escaped, it was said. ment HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE they find out that the teacher hacf told remedy. Catarrhal 80 cents and -- one is believed to have been Is a constitutional them to bring their New Testaments tion, which amounts to about Japan's Highest Court. Deafness is caused Dy an innamea con- Cuticura Soap on the hundred nounds. whs made that killed. Captain Brockus headed the dition of the mucous lining; of the Eusta- to the church next Sunday. The Japanese Supreme court the Inflamed might compete on a more advance guard of troopers and depu- chian Tube. When this tube Is California Dalshon-Ii- i consists of seven Judges, you have a rumbling sound or imperfect The New Way - ties and It was this detachment, com entirely closed equal basis. with the East for Wyo chief Judge being appointed for hearing, and when It is Important to Mothers prising twelve men, that engaged the the Deafness Is the result. Unless the in- Examine carefully every bottle of Without Mud ming business. life, or until removed to a higher po- flammation can be reduced, your hearing armed band. HALL'S CASTORIA, that famous old remedy sition. Last June the late chief Judge may be destroyed forever. for Infants and children, and see that It Must Conform to Rules. Captain Brockus said that he had CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the Time Exposure. Planet Baron Kunlomi Yokota, was given an- blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys- Ttaara FhA talked with a man who came from who Chicago. Hydro-airplane- s operating other berth "nearer the emperor," and tem, thus reducing the Inflammation and A Judge's little daughter, had Sharpies after the battle and that he assisting Nature in restoring normal con- Signature of attended her father's court for the along the lake front were classified Dr. Shotaro Tonilya was put In his ditions. ÚíLñrZÉkl said, were killed. SO In as motorboats In a ruling by J. A. "Some miners place. Doctor Tonilya Is a graduate ot Circulars free. All Druggists. In Use for Over Years. first time, was very much interested Captain Brockus said later reports F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Ad- Children re- Cohin, deputy collector of customs. the Imperial university of Tokyo and Cry for Fletcher's Castoria the day's proceedings. After her from Sharpies Indicated that the state vertisement. she told He decided that they must carry lights Is one of the best liked Jurists In the turn home her mother: police bad "played in luck" in stop "Papa made a speech and several on front and rear ; a whistle, fog empire. The Japanese code of pro- , Accept and Except. Question Flattered Her. did. speeches twelve horn, life preservers for each passen ping where they cedure Is patterned after the best In He My dear Miss Grabbelgh, I wish Edith Jack asked Miss Passelgh other men made to "We learned from Sharpies that was. men who sat all together, and then iter and member of the crew, must be the American, English mid French to propose1 last night how old she between 1,500 and 2,000 twelve men were put In a dark equipped with fire extinguishers and there were codes. New York Tribune. She Oh, my dear Mr. Cashln, I will Ethel Did she get angry? these waiting for us to walk You room to be developed." Pearson's that each pilot must also be a 11- - armed miners accept you Edith No, she was flattered. a trap," he said. she look young Weekly. llcensed operator of motor boats. into Cinchona Forest 25,000 Acres. He But I did not mean to propose see she felt that must way, the state police All along the The cinchona forest in Java covers marriage. or he'd never have dared. "pot shots" were If the conceit were taken out of of Blue and Gold. officers explained, 25,000 acres. The large part of the She I meant, of course, that . I Gardens would be nothing being the officers from men my ellgi-ble- s. Marriage is sometimes a failure, but some people there Tasadena, Calif Every household taken at world's supply of quinine conies from would except you from list of hidden in houses and in ambush. Transcript. more often It's a compromise. left to bury. . er in Pasadena will be asked In tun that country. Boston spring of 1024 to plant bis garden iu W. Va. Possibility of blue and cold flowers that year, ac Charleston, in Blalr-snnrpi- cording to present plans outlined by serious trouble the Logan county was intimated committee already or region of the celebration message to Governor eanized to make plans for the Pasadw In a telephone , an after the gov golden celebration to be Morgan. Half, hour na Jubilee announcement Adj. held during the year 1924. The two ernor made this and three Unit colors were chosen as the official coi Gen. J. H. Chamock ed Mine Workers; offlciuls left for m"Home-EaIdii-g (fis for the celebration. We? . they attempt to Economy Locan. where will ' Police May Walk. pacify the miners. .. Pittsburgh," Pa. City patrolmen Thirty-fiv- e Die In Fight. will not be permitted to ride to or Vienna. Sanglnnry encounters be -- producing from their stations in their own Indi- economy and new satisfaction have been made possible by tween Christian peasants and Moham- - New vidual automobiles hereafter, accord mednns are reported from the Sanjab Phosphate instead of Cream of Tartar and ing to an order of Police Captain Dr. Price's Baking Powder with of Nov! on zar. Jugo Slavia. A detacli- - Tliomas Carroll. The order stated large-siz- e 12-oz.'c- an. Think of itl ' and peasants have for a no objection to nient of eendarnies selling it at 25c that there would be n, been surrounded In the village of the patrolmen riding In machines oth thirty-fiv- e of them being er than their own. It is understood killed. The government is rushing rule was made to save parkin, the troops batteries to the space. and mountain scene. Scatter Ashes From Plane. Bandits Hold Up Paymaster. New York. Flying at an altitud Detroit, Mich. A lone bandit held 3,000 over Long Island sound, of feet up a paymaster for the Rlckenbacker Halght unfolded an Ame- - Charles .S. Motor Company in the company s of flag containing the ashes of his lean fices here, and escaped with $6,500. F. Halght, and scat PHOSPHATE father, Charles Eddie Bickenbacker, the American winds. This strange tered tliem to the ace, who Is president of the company, ceremony which took place was viewed was in an adjoining office at the time TI ground by the dead man's o from the of the holdup and saw the bandit es two children. widow and other cape. 200 Witness Execution. Three Killed in Plane Crash. Butte, Mont. Albert Yelk was exe Philadelphia, Pa. C. W.. Fosa, a aittiff rowoier cuted at the Dillon penitentiary for professional aviator, and two passen the murder April 21, 1920, of Sheriff gers were killed when Foss machine C. K. Wymnn at Monida, near the Ida- crashed near this city. The other vic- ho line. Two hundred persons wit tims were Mrs. Mary Pussysk and her nessed the execution. son, of Philadelphia.
Newspaper Industry Big. Prisoners Forge Checks. Washington. More than eleven and Osslnlng, N. Y. Convicts who dealt dally news a quarter billion copies of in spurious checks before becoming papers are. printed annually in the Inmates of Sing Sing prison have con For large size can, 12 oz. United States, averaging oue copy tor a tinued to ply their trade In prison, It every three and one-fifth- s persons of the country's total population. was learned, when It developed that low priced baking Circulation of the nation's 2,433 checks totaling $14,000 had been Dr. Price's Phosphate Baking Powder is the most wholesome dally newspapers aggregated 32,735,- - forged by prisoners assigned to office obtainable. contains no alum and is made in the same Dr. Price 937 copies a day, an Increase of 13.8 duty. All forgeries were effected powder It per cent in the five years since 1011. within the past eight weeks and seven Factories that have been famous for the quality of their products for nearly 70 years. The circulation of the- - 592 Sunday or eight of the forged checks were newspapers was , 19,029,834 copies said to have been returned to the each Sunday during 1919, an increase nrtsnn. nnld nnd cancelled. It was of 14.9 per cent. Intimated that banks cashing the The aggregate circulation of these checks would be compelled to stand FUDGE SQUARES daily and Sunday newspapers, there the loss. S tablespoons shortening Tj cup milk 11,270,559,310 copies, or fore, was 1 cup sugar 1 cup flour year. 1 Baking 106.6 copies per capita for the Four Killed In Ship Fight leeg teaspoon Dr. Price's Powder Total circulation of the country's unsweetened chocolate yt cup nut meats chopped not too fine Shots rang out In the fore ounces newspapers and periodicals aggregat Quebec. y2 teaspoon vanilla extract of-th- e collier Maskinonge, an ed 15,475,145,102 copies for the year, castle soon shortening; sugar and unbeaten egg; mix well; add chocolate which has been per In chored In midstream and the Melt add an Increase of 7 per cent issue - sifted the baking powder; add whistle began blowing fran melted- vanilla and milk; add flour which has been with five years. steamer's Spread thinly on greased shallow cake pan. and bake in tically. were put out from nut meats and mix well. very When boats 30 minutes. Cut into squares while still warm and before had slow oven from 20 to Nearo Lynched in South Carolina. shore, It was found that warfare removing from pan. Columbia. S. C Will Allen, negro, broken out among members of the who shot and killed Noah Frick, a Chinese crew and that four had been white farmer of near Chapín, Lex shot to death and two mere wounded. ington county, was lynched by a posse The Chinese refused to explain to of 150 men near Chnpin. ship's officers the cause of the fight. New Dr. Price Cook Book Free Steam. Speeding Auto Kills .Two. Airships May Use authority on all that is best in home-bakin- g and London. Invention of a system of Oakland. Calif. Katie and Leonn This Cook Book is the latest steam propulsion for airships is Eckerson, sisters, were killed; Ida recipes. Do not miss the opportunity In- - contains over 400 delightful, dependable claimed by Capt. W. P.. Durtneu, who Rlundell. aired 12. was seriously . was a. British naval officer during I lie lured., nnd five other persons, three to get your copy of this helpful book free. war and up to a year ago staff cap- of them children, were lesser, but se tain In the, chief mechanical and elec riously hurt, in nn automobile trical engineer's department of the they were on their way to police said the driver , Royal air force. It is maintained thit a picnic. The the new svsteni will function a am of the cur In which all the Injured On Sale cd all Grocers tudes hitherto unatalnable with the or were passengers, attempted to race dinary tvpe of Internal combustion n with another car, also taking children gine. i" The Invention is said to do tn thA nirnlc nnd that the machín - over. practical work left the road, and turned j THE SPANISH-- AMET? TP. N ROY. HARDING COUNTY, NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY.- September 3rd, 1021.
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OUR SPECIALS RHYNE in from Clovis and Texico last Sunday and will spend a few' we-ey- s NEW MEXICO FLAGSHIP If you have a. bargain to of- PRIDE OF THE NAVY fer on your land, I can dispose oL 1 Gal. SOUR KRAUT . . .63 The Baptfst Missionary Socie hauling wheat in from the 1 dandi- o- - - it if you give me a chance:. Gal. GRAPES .85 ty enjoyed a very pleasant after- threshers. The trucks are 1 : es. They hove been working on JL.B.. Proctor,, Gal. PEACHES 83 noon last Thursday at the home The battleship New Mexico 1 Gal. APPLES 73 road work the past summer. of Mrs. Minnie Rhyne at her bea flagship of the Pacific fleet, co- 1 Gal. Work is progressing nicely on BLACKBERRIES 1.23 utiful blmgalow east of town. A mes as near being the "pride of 1 Gal. KARO the Roy High School building ; F. L. Schultz, E. J. II.Roy and RED SYRUP .90 bout 30 members of the society the na.vy" as a ship of the line 1 Thompson and Bro- Leandro Archuletta attended the. Gal. KARO BLUE SYRUP S3 were present and after a very Contractors can come. She has just been 1 25 working Republican Convention, at Mosq- Gal. PURE CANE SYRUP 1.50 profitable evening in the societi wn have about men awarded the battle efficiency 1 Gal. SORGHUM on building at present. uero Tuesday. 1.50 e's work, a fine lunch was served the pennant for the highest combi- by the hostess to those present. ned merit in gunnery and engi- Come in and talk over a Samp- A granary built of lumber ke- 1 he society is one of the stron neering according to Navy F.S. Brown the eps your wheat in good condit- gest ladies organizations in Rov son Tractor with the Department. The New Mexico Co. can be ion until you are ready to sell it . and they meet each, two weeks Motor These tractors has won the engineering trophy delivered promptly and sold on that means a better price for yo- at one members a-t- id of the homes two years in succession. ur wheat. Call on F.S. Strickland R Shaya Co. we understand that they are easy payments. at Roberts & Olver's lumber ya- to do a great Missionary work rd and let him tell, you how you and expect to work TEACH YOUR ?$$ TO HAVE MORE CENTS extend their Dont fail to see one of can build now and pay for the considerably during coming Not Strayed, but the the Lostor Sampson perform. material later; fall and winter. 1 du know the party thai took Tractors a sicke of my header, and if NOTICE you are in need of a good Mr. and Mrs. Joe- Sprvey, im- FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Dr. Plumlee who ha been visit you are through with it, please If tractor, see the J. B. Proctor ad port tht arrivla of a 10 pound, ing friends and relatives in K. C. return it, or I will take other Department of the Interior elsewhere in the S.A. son at their home near Texhóma and Missouri points returned ho- action. U. S. Office Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Spivey will soon Land at me Thursday. The Dr. reports a C.C. Moore, Mosquero, N.M. New Department of the Interior move to their farm near Mexico. fine trip and that the rest has Mr. J. W. Thompson, Archite- Aug. U. S. -- 4th, 1921. Land Office at Clayton, done him much good. HONEST TEST - CORRECT ct for Harding County Board Notice U hereby given that New Mexico. WEIGHT - GOOD SERVICE of Education and Myra O. De Fl- Alfredo Vigil, of Bueyeros, Har- Elvin Nickens made a busine- Aug. 4th, 1921. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC when vou ship CREAM to TRI- ees, County Superintendent of ding Co. Nov; Menino, who on ss trip to Santa Fe the first of Notice is hereby given that NIDAD CREAMERY schools were business visitors at September 18th, 191G. made - the week. The statement has been cir- Abbott Wednesday. Abbott is Homestead Application No. 023 Alberto T. Casados, of Roy, Har- culated that I have been thre- making preparations for a fine 128,1'or NEV'i, :x SW-SEi- t, ding Co, New Mexico, who, on " WANTED 150 farmers from: shing for some farmers at eleven Mr" E. S. Ireland, of Hereford new school house which will be NEii-SWi- j, ?ec- - October 5th, 1918, made Home- this neighborhood to ship CRE- and ; been immediately. No. cents per bushel independent, Texas, has in Roy several built AM . lion 1, Township 21N ; " stead Application. 026232, to TRINIDAD CREAMERY liar. and others at thirteen cents. days this ween inspecting leans N.M.P.Meridian, has filed r SEH-SWi- t, Sec. 8. it, COMPANY. A bigger check gua- This is to say. this statement for Schultz and Johnson, the lice of intention to make SEit-NEi,- .. ranteed. Adv., i is an untruth, as I have one pri- later are loaning for the Ameri- Chauncy Depew, one of our Three Year Proof, to establ. '4,'Seition 17, Township soldier boys is home on a "0 day ce to all, which is thirteen cents can National Insurance Co. and Flce-rshe- to land rere 25E, N. M. P. Meri-- . W. H. McCarger and Scl im cbim the above desci. cents loan- furlow. Chauncy is making srood o 1. independent and twelve they are the only company ira tad, hefo-- F. II. Foster, U. S. filed notice ot inten- se- were business visitors where the farmers furnish the ing in this part of the state at in the U. S. Uniform and will Commi ncr, at his office at uo. o ,.,.Ve Final Turco Year rve out his complete Las Vegas the first of the week- - ' coal. present. enlistment. Roy, Now Mexico, on the 14th, Pi'ooi ' c. 'Wish claim to the ' , Signed: day Sy,Lomber land abo ' '"rvil-ed- before F. Merrick, Vet. arid: of 1321. V. II. Anderson, II. U. S. Surgeon will he in Key Sept. it!v. ClaLnant mxrf.a:, ao witnesses: Foster, Coniiissioner, " Joae G. iiondrag.m, Mersed at his office Roy, New Mexicc dont forget the date r' FOR SALE 8-- Mogul Tra- ORA BERNSTOFF Montoya, Eduardo Vigil, and on the 14th dav of September. 1921. ctor, in good running order, with Frank Vigil, all of L'ucycros, moulbord plows, for sod or old NEW RESTAURANT Claimant nar., as witnesses : New Mexico. ground. Would consider 'good Frank Aldies, Hilrio Gomez, Horn Teased! Paz Val verde, milk cows or car, as part pay- DEALER IN GRAIN Mrs. Minnie has Sylvester and J. L. Sni- - - build- Register. Torris ment. two rooms in the- Lucero th. all of Roy, New Mexico. will up a J. B. Proctor, ing and open first class restaurant and short order:. She-wil- l MENDMENT3 Paz Valverde, Mills, N. M. Register. If you have any grñn to sell, t ee me or write be ready for business jrext George Gibson and family of Monday, ancf will serve regular 'Continued from page six an experie- the oil fields of Kansas are visit- meals. Mrs.. Horn is nced cook and; a restaurant lady law for th. n Cti-t- Road Fund, The School Board held a meet ing at the W. W, Gillstrap home , and asks for a portion-- of the ptz-bli- es shall take c:ie:--t without submit- ing Monday night and decided to this week. Mr. Gibson has a. bro- trade.. Watch the S-- A, :' 5 telephone business at ting them to the elector.'- the call for bids for trucks to haul ther in the - Wagonmound and he will proba- Solano, and Mosquero, New Mex. next week- for her advertisement state, and not withstand" that children to school from the out Adv. the total indebtc 'ness of laying territory, calls for bids bly locate at that place. te may thereby Hnporr; .will be found else where in. the Mills merch- . ceed one percent.: n o paper. They also decided to call Chas. Wright the ssed valuation of all property for bids for school furniture to ant was a business visitor in Roy subject to taxation in the state. be used until the new building is Tuesday. 'Provided, that the totn' amount completed. About 150 more desk - of such State Highway Bonds s will be purchased and several Several from Roy attended the payable from proceeds of taxes chairs and teacher desks. 'meeting of the Harding County "levied on property outstanding , Board of Education at Mosquero at any one time shall not exceed last Saturday. two million dollars. The any of such revenues to any er lature shall not enact any law purpose so long as any of Several of the young folks att- which will decrease pledged for the said debentures issued to an- ended a dance given at the Schoe the payment of State Highway ticipate the collection thereof re- nnerstedt Hall in Mills Tuesday Debentures or which will civert main unpaid. night. 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