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f ,0 ' rs THE NEWS WISHES ITS READERS A MERRY CHRISTMAS

FARM, GRAIN and HAIL fC) FIRE and AUTOMOBILE HiDiinitiip 1 II INSURANCE Baker Brothers Baker Brothers AGENCY Agency

Official Netrapapcr o! the United State Land Off lee and of the People of Curry Count?

VOL 9. NO. 27 CLOVIS, CURRY COUNTY, NEW MEXICO. DECEMBER 24, 1915 $1.00 PER YEAR.

. Father it Dead office, but there is consolation inJDnnUIDITiTilJ CI Sam Holland Dead Villa Give Up gone hisEX 1 rrTIOI1 ' knowing that he has to UiuL, H. Holland, Father is dead. These are the ilUlllUl iUil Samuel another of General Francisco Villa, who heavenly home where we all the old of Clovis, died sprang saddest words to us that we havel. timers into prominence in Mexi d tQ meet CALLED FOR JANUARY 31 very suddenly his room Wed co in 1907 rising from ever wnuen nuring our tens , at the rank He WM born Dque, nesday following a few hours of a bandit to the head of an newHpuper wuib.. jrwoui W.tnw Jnlvi. IRKS nd was at illness. army politi-S,,- . The Fight ii on. It's Now up to th Teople Whether Clo-- He arose in the morn which for a time threaten James Edward Curren, H ,., . ... J Aath f ing ana ate a Hearty ed to take the whole Mexico, caI editor of the News via WiU be Known at a Wet" or "Dry" Town. breaktast of d4aif monthl old. H, with his as father of the writer, died at his w We Predict the Latter and went about work has decided to give up his op- the possible exception of Mr. usual. He repairing some position home in this city Sunday morn was to the Carranza faction Albright of Albuquerque, the well machinery about ten o'clock and will enter the United States ing at 6:10 a. m., just as the (of News is in hie oldest newspaper man in the! In taking action on the petition the honest when he complained of being soon as a political refugee, per f rst streak of gray dawn came more'containing 199 asking for fespousel of the "dry" cause. state and had established names It sick and asked Joe Greenfield to' mission having been granted by from the east. Although he had calling prohibition elec is question people t newspapers than any one in thelthe of a a for the to assist him to his room. The the Washington government to been in failing health since last Mon- - decide hearincr anru- - fsouthwest. He first came tottion, the City Council met after the doctor was summoned and the1 do so. July, his condition was not con- New Mexico ia 1879 and was en Jay night and Bet January 31 asEments to be presented by both pronounced acute in sidered serious until Wednesday illness was By Associated Press eased in newsoaner work in Laslthe date which will tell the tale siaes ana wnetner we are pro digestion. He rallied for a short of last week when he contracted Veiraa. In 1881 he established land settle tho question for atKor anti" would only be an ex Gratification and relief were s, . . time, but died at 12:30 before pneumonia and from that time ... ixMiipn lqniPOBr vpnra. j mp... pression frankly displayed by adminis- t hu umino Huri inrtit rniip linnpr of our personal views. aid could Death he-fcl- r, be summoned. until thfe end. . he struggled news-awe- pIpctlOTI liThp MWfl Will .it tration officials when news came uu one of thu ieudinu Mexico statutes, an carry wet" ana was roically ravages apparently due to heart Horn El Paso ugainst the 'j paperS uf the state. Previously Ishall be ordered when 25 perg"dry" argtim-nt- s in its columns that suven Villa failure, superinduced by the ill generals the disease. When he realized he edlabjBhed the Alpine (Colo gcent of the legal qualified votersjif those contributing will sign had signed an agree ' nets mentioned. His remains near, he bade ...... ,. ri ment to turn over the rebel army that the end wa9 L'i,aiirw anH later theSo f thn last peneral election their names to the articles . -- i i were lutten in vnarge uyl. unutr goodbye to his family and passed elec-- a of the north to the de faeto LHKe Vaey New Era and Lakejpetition the council for an while the editor of the News taker Sieed and sent Thursday peacefully away without V CountyStion. this, names exceed fhas never held radical ideas one government of Mexico. Valley Press, the Sierra In the xafternoon t o Bonita Texas, struggle. Uatherea arouna Clovis! way Confidence is fell n.'AdV0Cute Xhtt Kingston Snatt, that per centage. That or the other on this subject, where his brothers reside. Mr. in the re bedside when the final summons, poiaom ary yet ported promise of Villa The Fo,80n IaeBj Tne is going is tne prediction he feels that there are many Holland, who was 45 years old to elimi came were his family of five, Stn(,kmf,n Enter- - by those who claim to be I 'good "dry" towns in country nate himself. If he appears on Th navton made the at tne time ot nis ueatn, came hoping until the last that he on subject! were once the American side will prise, Tne Miami (Texas) Chief, best informed the that "wet" and that to Clovis when the town wat he find a might rally but his previous Clovis News in change kind, free road. The Tucumcart Pathfinder, The and the concurs a of this from this started in 1907 and has resided weakened condition had nude Quay County Democrat, Ihe' this opinion. The greater por point of view will not be any here continuously ever since Villa's withdrawal and the in such inroads on his health that Sun,' Suunyside (r'ort Sumner) tion of the country ia now dry detriment to Clovis and at the He first put in a wagon yard corporation of the governments it was a fight against odds, Tne Melrose Headlignt, The Mel- territory and the movement is same time, he is big enough to and later a grocery and feed army forces are regarded as in- When father died the world lost Demo- - gaining ground sec- allow who hold rose Democrat ana Clovis fast in all those the opposite store. He had succeeded in ac- dicative of early peace in Mexi- a good man and a good citizen. i crau tie also pubusnea...... tne: tions of the world. The prohi view a place in the forms. Vve cumulating considerable town co, paving the way to a reduc During his thirty years or lour Trinidad Republic, El Moro Ga bition question is a big one. It want to be fair to both sides and property and owned a half dezen tion of the strong patrol main- more o journalism i n New. by f zette, Ibe Benin tUKia; venture is no means a one sided one. we Jo not believe that it will farms in various parts of the tained by the United States on Mexico he always upheld that (now Say re Headlight) and the. Prohibition has its advantages! hurt the public to hear both county. He united with the the Mexican border. which he thought was right and Wildorado (Texas) Progress. ana disadvantages, in some aides of the controversy. When Methodist church during the The elimination of Villa, it i fearlessly condemned that which Many of these newspapers are localities it is a blessing. In a case is submitted to a jury for Mcintosh revival meetings and believed, leaves Carranza free tl.Ai.r.k ... n. mryn n UiaB ...... i ... ti . I 1 A. I J I 1 I .' . - ! .1 . H k. iiv-cine- ra J ne MiuuKuv "a. iivu, Csuii being puousnoa ana are 11 hbb resuiieul.J in lawieas-- i jib decision mey are presented Bhaa ninra HvpH a cnnnnprntpd to move his army south con- to aad uppermost thought was doflmg monuments to his enterprise.! ness. bootlegging, killings and j with the argument of both sides. Ink nation IiIa AmAnn tliA Artal 7...... centrate his forces against re tut ex--t f'...i, t... .1.! ""'' lunicumig .l,i.l...Uh.U.Inun,ii numuuo vwi.v . us never aspirea w omce me aisrupuon oi ins community. fr.gn inn case me.L..people are tne offerings was a boquet from the bellions bands operating in the ficial to mankind. He eepousedcepl lnat ne WM eected the flrstllhe attitude the Newt is going? jury and we believe that they one interior, near the capital The good Methodist bible class and theucause of governmentiuetiee petce Clayton.! is should be op-an- o 0f tne at to assume one of "benevolent I allowed the same from Modern Woodmen o: scene of fighting will shift to fought graft and vice '"neutrality." 'portunity. the iniUnion County. New Mexico and although the editor America. Many people visited the interior within a few days, every form, iietnougnt nocoigalgo MrVcd as a County Com the undertaking parlors during it is btilieved. himself but of those whom hel misaioner of that county lor a ducted by Rev. J. H. Messer, Mitchrll Street. Iiventory of the day to take a last look at might serve best. He was a! The Washington government term. His early life was spent pastor of the M. K Church, at the stock is taken this week and their departed aud fellow - friend will watch the developmenta lovina- and devoted husband, a! Kansas where he resided at in the family residence 220 North Mr. Childers will assume im- citizen. with a close but friendly interest kind father and a loyal friend. boy later Leavenworth as a and Merriwether Street Monday! mediate charge as soon as the realizing Carranza many Although many times in his life, 'at that has Parsons. Fort Scott and afternoon at 3 p. m. Interment transfer can be made. The Masona Elect Officers months of serious fighting It might have been to his bestl Larned. ahead was in the Clovis cemetery. NewB has not learned the plans of At a stated communication of before he is assured financial interests to keep silent! In his newspaper work he al that the is the spot where th Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman, who Clevis Lodge No. 40 A. F. and government's rulership is on matters that savored of dis- ways fought the domination of, Dear Christians sleep until the sale had charge of the A. M. held at the masonic hall? honesty, but he persistently re the range by the land grabbers And sweet yard, but we understand that Tuesday evening the following fused to do so and would rather! and cattle barons and upheld the the strains that His opposition will be mainly anRels pour they expect to leave soon. Mr. officers were elected to serve for have a clear conscience that helfjghta of the actual settler. One from roving bands in the 0! why should we in anguish Childers is one of the pioneer the ensuing term: had done his duty well than to90f his roost notable efforts of . : . nt . . southern portion of the republic. weep? citizens oi .iovis ana wo are R. L. Pryor, W. M.; W. I have all world's weaitn.ithis kind was his work in Dera- - thu They are not lost, gone glad to learn that he has again Lu ikart, S. W. ; Chas Reichart, christian and lived afjng, was given credit but Big Turkey Shipments He was a where he decided to engage in business1 J. W.: A. J. Whiting, Secretary; and this thought of before." The Clovis Creamery have christian life Ifor securing the forfeiture He recently sold his property on Wallace Carmack, Treasurer. brought peace and consolation toBthe Texas-Pacifi- c land grant of shipped 2600 turkeys to market Buys West Grand Avenue to A. J. The Tyler, which was formerly end. Although he acres Childers Lumber Yard during the Thanksgiving and him until the hundreds ot thousands of Rodes. The name of the yard an elective office is now appoint so well acquainted inj of to K. C. Childers, who recently Christmas season. Five tons was not and the opening it Houston Hart will be changed ive as are the other officers. In of Clovis, he is ' sold tht Lone Star Lumber Yard have been shipped during the new town to the Lone Star. stallation will be on Monday the tht in on West Grand Avenue to the one of the best known men He leaves besides his wife, 27 th. past seven days, four tons of the state, and he made a host of two sons and two daughters Houston-Har- t Lumber Company which went to Orval Pattison, warm friends wherever here-side- d. Arthur E. and William J. and has now closed a deal for the Thomas C. Gallagher, of the Work is now being rushed on who is now a t Los Angeles and We will miss him at Anna and Ella, all of whom re- purchase of the yard of the Pleasant Hill neighborhood, was the Jones and Lindley garage on who has succeeded in establish home, we will miss him at the side in Clovis. latter company located on the in the city Saturday and made North Main Street. This is ing a gooa market lor uurry fireside, we will miss him at the Funeral services were cen- - corner of Monroe Avenue and the News office a pleasant call. brick structure 60x140 feet. County turkeys, i ....WE ARE EXTREMELY GRATEFUL....

We desire to extend to you, the public, our thanks for the generous support you have Just a Word given us during the past season, and to express the hope that you will remain with us during the coming year. It is not possible for us to express in cold type the gra- You titude we feel, but we can and will let our actions speak even louder and more prac- .. to tically than our words.

We Extend to All the Compliments of the Season and Wish You "A Merry Christmas.'1 Mandell Dry Goods and Clothing Company "THE STORE OF QUALITY" THE CLOVIS NEWS

BEING INOCULATED AGAINST TYPHUS TRICKED BY A ROSE Christmas Presents Easily Made at Home By A. NEELY British Cruiser, Masked, Sinks HALL (Cooyrisbt r A.Nr Hll) German Submarine. little model of Santa Claus lots of fun mailing Chrtstmtii THIS built upon the summit of a IT'S and the girl wbr will give uc Superstructure of Supposed Merchant mountain, makes an attractive center tbe time to tbe work will be surprlse man Collapses, Revealing Big Gun piece for tbe Christmas dinner table. to find bow inexpensively she can pro by Which Submarine la 8ent Tbe first thing to build is the moun- vide something useful and pretty foi to the Bottom. tain, and for thla you will need a everyone whom she wishes to reniem large enough piece of cardboard to ber. Likely some of the materials cat New York. The latest .use adopted make a base about sixteen inches In be found at home, and a conslderabli by tbe Dritisb uavy to sweep the aeas diameter and top nine or ten Inches saving In tbe cost of the rest can bi of the German submarines waa related made by getting your friends to buj you. by Mr. Frank F. Uoulton, who waa a with The football calendar in Fig 1 h A passcugur on board the Noordam of a novel gift will appre the Holland-America- line. Mr. Uoul- that brother li ton rccolved his Information from Cap- elate for his room. Tbe football tain Anderson of tbe Norwegian made of cardboard. To make It sym steamahip Vllaliu. who asaerted that metrical the edges must be rurvei he witnessed the destruction of a alike, aud the surest way of gettlni by a Jlrltish cruiser. them ao la by means of a paier pat According to tbe Norwegian captain, tern (Fig. G). To make this pattern paper 7 by 9 Mr. Uoulton said, several of tbe Brit- take a piece of Inchet ish light cruisers have boon disguised In aize, fold It along Its center ss In dlcated by In Fig. 2. bring The Austrian army It up to date In mm bods adopted to prevent disease. as merchantmen, with false funnels dotted lines Burgeons are here Been Inoculating soldiers against typhus, wlilrb has been and superstructure. "Just What tts epidemic In Serbia and parts of Austria. Tbe Vltalla w as in the channel wbeu I Want!" she saw a mercbunt vesHel, Dying the 'Give m cake marie British flag, stopped a short distance with Calumet I know whit from her by a submarine. The subma- I'm getting I know it's rine, awash, run close to tbe British pura.wholetome, oouriibing, vessol, and her conulug tower opened. tempting and tatty. Tbe German hailed the merchantman, "It'tall In Calumet's Vital-la'- EXX derful leavening and raiting OCa De- breathe the mist In we find it a when through their glasaes tbe in (Fig. 4). .2b QMl German Doctor Gives Vivid has diameter Cardboard from j Its absolute purity, horrible but smoky captain suw the superstructure box will tjQi powtr jjha not taste. a suit do. fVa Use Calumet for uniform WV3 scription of Air Raid. "Hang! Hang! Worse and worse of the UritlHb vessel suddenly col- The lower portion of the castle Is s economy." gun. results and como the roars around us in our he- lapse, revealing a large The square cardboard box (Fig 61. Invert ILmtni HisbMt Awards roes' cellar. We think the next min- next Instant Hie gun waa II rod. blow this box, and around Its bottom glue lvj Kim Ctt lit new ing conning tm Hit t't One Feels Just as Defenseless Against ute the hotol Itself will be struck, and tbe submarine's lower a strip of cardboard having notches away, and In a awlrl by Aeroplanes as Against then how are we Koing to get out of the sank cut In tbe edge, aa shown, for an an Attack of our wigwam? Hut grad- of frothing water. Tbe commander Jjfc-- ' rwiJj' JaV '.3r the Power of a Thun- subterranean embattled parapet wall. Tbe lower J '. ually the din becomes less. The fel- the submurlne and ono other man tower upon box It derstorm. stands the bane. lows have evidently gone. Quickly up were saved by the English vessol, tbe Is made of a piece of cardboard Norwegian ' and out. In the hopu of still seeing captain said. notched along tbe upper edge, and bent CALEiDAR-- linrlln. The Vosslsche Zeitung con- something. Yes, there they over Mr. Uoulton while In Holland found Into a cylinder with the edges lapped Football iiBiii i.r, tains a vivid account of an air raid the railway Mtutlon, which Is some dis- out two clever schemes of the Ger and glued together (Fig. 6). Make a by a flench squadron of aeroplanes tance off." mans to smuggle contraband of war roof out of a circular piece of card- from the pun of a German doctor, who The doctor then proceeds to de- through Dutch territory, be said. Ger- board with projecting tabs for turning says: scribe some of the damage done. The man agents in Holland had gathered down and gluing to the tides of tbe "I wan m work In my room (In the houses on both aides of his hotel had large quantities of copper, which was tower (Fig. 7). Make a second small lop floor of u hotel) when I suddenly been struck by bombs. In one the molded Into the sbupe of anchors. Ger- er tower and fasten It upon the lower beard the sound A firing, which grad- whnlo Interior was wrecked, and It man barges aud other light craft com- tower (Figs. 1 and I). (6) Pad ually iiime nearer and nearer, Ha! was from here, he nays, that that ing down the Khine to Dutch ports To complete the castle, paint a num. Blotter anchors, re Ha! Tnnt1 an enemy aviator some- strange mist came. Five of the oc- would leave their iron ber of long narrow windows upon the lug corner A over to corner II (Fig copper Imple- where near, and be' getting a greet- cupants had been killed on the spot. placing them with the walls, and fasten a slim stick flag- then fold it again, bringing corner A false an ing from our antiaircraft guns, but The market presented a horrible ments, puinted black. The pole upon tbe upper tower. to corner C (Fig. 4). From the fold die short, sharp shots became more spectacle, a number of horses, which chors, hung In full view on the cat- The mountain side must be covered ed corner measure off a distance ot more frequent and followed more there had been no time to remove, heads or the German boats, would be with snow, and the best way to obtain three Inches along the short folded 'delneely one upon the other. And now, having been blown to pieces. taken back on the return trip. This the snow effect Is by gluing cotton edge, and four inches along tbe long tack tack tack, the machine guns ruse was discovered by the British to tbe cardboard. Put tbe cotton on folded edge. Then draw an arc of an agents In Holland aud reported to the Join in. Whatever Ik up? TO MARK GRAVE OF POE In varying thicknesses, to give tbe ellipse between the points marked off "I go to the window which, being on Dutch authorities, who now Inspect (Fig. 4), cut along the arc, unfold, and the top story, gives nie a view of a every anchor on Germun vessels. you will have tbe pattern abown in gusollne good stretch of sky. True enough, For obtaining benzine and Fig. 6. Place the pattern upon tbe there's the beggar already In sight, the Germans bad another trick. A cardboard, mark out around it, and cut lie hovers at a groat height, amid a Dutch railroad Inspector, inspecting a out tbe piece. Cbsap and big canBaklngPowders do not building blocks savsyoomonay. regular collection of white shrapnel traluload of cement Color the football with brown era.'-o- C1iimrdn It'sPnre Germany, accidentally Hut what's this now? Mere bound for or water-color- , and shado the sur- and far att parlor to sour milk and soda. comes a second, and a third. Yes, and tapped one of the brisks with a ham face to make It look round. -- mer. The block cracked and benzine Buy en- a fourth and a fifth. More coino up 4. !- N, a small calendar pad at the A merry sinner Is at luust more from the side, more and morn. gushed out. Tbe blocks were hollow tertaining than a melancholy saint There's a whole squadron over the and each one was filled with tbe town. I count, fourteen, sixteen, precious liquid. This practice baa, ol A GRATEFUL OLD LADY. twenty In a serried column they course, been stopped. come flying up with regulnr Intervals Passengers oil board the Noordam Mrs. A. G. Clemens, West Alexan- between the machines, with an ad- had the war brought close to them der, Pa., writes: I have used Dodd's vance guard and flank guards Is It from the moment the vessel left Rot Kidney Pills, also Diamond Dinner to be a regular attack? Cnnin down terdam until sho had put the British Pills. Before using them I had suf was below, blares a trumpet. It's the sig coast far astorn. The Noordam fered for a number ot by off the nal for everybody to clear out of the surveyed German taubes I years with backache, by m streets and take 'aviation cover.' coast of Holland, was boarded Brit I also spots on seven mountain alopea a rocky appearance. ya: tender "The trumpet signal becomes more ish officers while at Deal, when Austrlans, And from tbe base form a trail up one Imperative. In a twinkling the streets of her passengers, said to be times black floating ashore, and side to the castle, by dampening and are clear, and It Is high time, for al- were arrested and taken a p e c k before my up days in tbe Downs pressing down the cotton (Fig. 1). ready there la a rattling on roofs and was held four eyes. I also had lum- allowed proceed. There must be trees, and excellent pavements Shrapnel bullets are com- before she was to bago and heart trou- carried 21 first and ones' may be made by cutting long, ing down. And now and I shall nev-o- r The Noordum ble. Since using passengers and MS slender wooden cones, similar to that stationery store and paste It to the this forget It a fearful, horrible crash, 139 second cabin 1 shown In Fig. 2, driving a nail Into center of the football. Then tie a bow medicine have been or roar, like of an ani- persons in her steerage. Mn.A.C.asMn rather the roar the base of each, and then whittling in each end of a piece of baby ribbon relieved of my snf mal Those fellows In ferlng. I the air have tbe surface with a sharp knife ao as long enough to form a loop for bang- It agreeable to me for dropped bomb. I begin GO" you their first to SAYS GUESSES "DON'T to make the ahavlngs stand out In the ing up the calendar by, and sew these to publish this letter I am glad think my room Immediately un- that form of boughs (Fig. 3). Tho way to bows to the ends of the football. to have an opportunity to say to all der the roof la not altogether a suita- Portland (Ore.) Judge Insists on More prepare the bougba is to start at tbe Father or mother will be pleased who are suffering a I have done that ble place In such circumstances. On I obtained by Evidence In Divorce Cass ajiex of tbe cone, and whittle In the with a blotter-pa- d like that shown in relief using Dodd's Kid I meet of same the atalrs otbera the In His Court. aamo manner that you aharpen a pen Fig. 6. It is made of four plecea of Bey Pill and Diamond Dinner Pills. opinion. They are officers who had cil, but very carefully so a not to blotter four Inches wide and eight Dodd's Kidney Pill COc per box at come from the front and bad Just lain Portland, Ore. "They are not going split off any of tbe shavings. Stain tho Inches long, and a piece of cardboard your dealer or Dodd's Medicine Co.. long, jnaccustomed down for a but to make a Heno. Nov.. out of my tree a dark green. Then stand them of equal also, held together at the Buffalo, N. T. Dodd'a Dyspepsia Tab- well-earne- d sleep, and were cursing court," Judge McGinn aaaured Glenn erect upon the mountain sides, stick- ends with ribbon passed through boles let for Indigestion have been proved. freely at this Inconsiderate disturb- M. Wambold, a physician, when Warn ing the nail In their end down punched near th corners and tied In SOo per box. Adv. ance. As we go down the stairs the hold's suit for divorce came up befora bow. a Some people would happy beast roars second time. The next him. Tbe Japanese pincushion In Fig. 7 rather be bomb In than good. had fallen. Then we bear. Wambold testified that ho waa mar consists of a little Japanese doll with voice avia- the of command: 'Take ried in Pennsylvania In 1903. He said a cushion tucked under each arm, seat- cover.' group up. I tion The breaks he left town In 1909 to start a chicken ed upon a piece of heavy cardboard. stand for moment trrecolute. I don't ranch, and when be got back Mrs. Use a piece of cardboard four Inches ground. young cap- know the Then a J;q Wambold was gone. quare for the base, and cover It with tain laughingly takes my arm, saying: wMg- .'t . - - "Did aho leave with another man?" bright colored silk. Bew the doll up-- 'Coma with me, doctor; It's no bravery waa asked. Co wait till a thing like that falls on "1 gueaa ao," aaid Wambold. yonr bead. In almost every walk of Ufa, from those high up in councils of "Guesses don't go here," said tho "And so we go down narrow stair- the the government to vory Judge. uussaa Wiaaa case leading Into a corner the lowest laborer Taar little of the who earns his living by the sweat of "You'll have to have more ovidenco cellars under the house which, as I the brow, the atorlea by Edgar Allen before you will get a divorce here," 5 Q now find. Is built on a very DavVleoVeUehtt fi fj ancient Poe have thrilled the hearts of count- foundation of extensive vaults. Under and Starter, H. less readers. Oreat as this American MONEY MADE A DIFFERENCE 25 P. UlicJ a massive atone arch we have com- SO author has become since his death, Oiwaiaat hill climber; M to Kiln on I railoa fortable room, the captain who took vn oiia mi 01 llrea. his remalna He In an obscure little Now lawart HpttdoaiFiFr, ono man muhalr IM ray arm, a first lieutenant, a staff aur Man Sent to Jail for Larceny Can Id. oheal Inn. cemetery on Fayette atreet In the city haw. aniSl4 lrh Urea, welg-h- JUD geon. two landsturm men, a college Have Best of Lawyer to poilM.li.. Mcrz luirlbutora for Colorado, of Haltimore, Md. Defend Him. haw Metleo, Womluf aud Weetern Nebraaka! professor and myself. There Is even Virginia an electric light. Pearson, an actress of The Colorado Cartercar Co. prominence, has taken upon heraelf 1636 Broadway "The racket and din flunulna. Okia. Luther Huff, who II i Deavar, Colorado outside gets the organisation of a campaign to worse and worse. Clearly we now serving 20 days' aentenc In tb LIVE AQENTB WANTED can per raise a fund of 110,000 with which to elve that the hideous row comes Creek county Jail for larceny, baa re erect a fitting memorial over the al- celved word a bachelor uncle. nearer and nearer. And now it la that through the cardboard. Pull cot- most neglected grave of the great au- In Broad City. N. M., the quite close. Then a fearful bang and named Gilmore, ton up around tbelr bases. thor. and left him a rsncd ana roar. There must have been an ex- has died Santa Claus should be shown In his lift! MIbs Pearson finds time from the valued at I31.00U. ..' , JVaVJBWB laniaA fallU plosion quite close to me. The house herd of cattle, leroplane about to alight at bla cas- Aatuuual arduous duties of her profession to Huff was tried a lawyer had and ever the massive cellar arches When tle (Fig 1). His aeroplane may be fullnluainMaihamnrfnnipkHittiptim W study the lives and habits of va- but -, tremble It Is Just as in a wild tbun the to be appointed to defend him. uspended by a thread. (D parej ot inarm9 in sirnrifa ior rurv, Jlni- etc rious anlmala of the too, and very of- now lawvera docking to volunteer Mo rrrmmlMton. Writ toriar f"r fr price derstorm. when the thunder lollows art The aeroplane (Fig. 9) consists of a flECKTIE EACK- - Yrrpmrn mt rmmtmry tVoa ten she can be found, aa the camera get him out of Rotujui run ocmm-am- tLumu, m close at the lightning s heels one feels their services to Jail. ttrlp of cardbnarJ 7 tncbes long man found her here, with the ele- wile, wno ion mm wnen ne aortal n that struck something quite Huff s nd I inch wide (A), with . In Central Park, N. on on thla base. Make tbe pincushions s phants Y, tbe rent to tail. Il ready to live with dim close, and one feels Just as defense-lea- piece glued to both sides of Ita cen- out of silk stuffed with most Intimate terms with the four Is already drawing up cotton against aucb an ivluton attack again, and he ter (B. Figs and 10), a tail plan Fig 8 a GPtOOiJCOHiJ footed Inmates. bta shows unique hatpin bolder aa one la against the power of a thun- a paper to put money In trust for 9 11) IC, Figs and glued to plane A. for mother' or lister's dresser, made YOU derstorm son's education. (D, 13) HAVE ANY? sod a propeller Figs 9 and of three thread spools glued end to WRITI us. "Hang! This time still wilder and Ha Many Books. pivoted by a pin run through its cen end, with a piece of narrow ribbon nearer Through the crannies of the Elkhart, Ind. A. H. Brown, admin Undertaker's Note. ter Into the edge of plane A (Fig 10) tied to the end spool to bang the Coyno cellar there drifts In from the street latrator of the estate of Jonathan Walla, Wash. Sacred music Cut out the double picture of Santa holder by. Brothers Walla ie w. aooTM warm ai chioaoo something misty. At first one cant Dustman, who lived here aa a recluse at funeral services played on a phono laua in Fig. 13. fold along tbe dotted Tbe necktie rack In Fig 9 la made tell whether il Is amoks or dust If forty years undor the aliaa John Gor- graph, for those who aro unable to sf line, and paste together tbe two of a ribbon spool slipped over a stick It Is smoke from a conflagration close don, found that Duatman'a collection ford more expensive music, is tbe lal naive with the exception of the feet It inches long, with a piece of ribbon at band, the position la not exsctly a of books aggregated 4.000. of wblrb eat innovation of the undertaker. Unc which must be separate to straddle the tied to each end of tho stick pleasant one. The problem becomes only 600 are regarded of market value of the machines, w'tb a program o framework of tbe aeroplane. Color Tbe spool of th hatpin bolder, and the more problematical owing to the the remainder being antiquated text records, waa purchased by tha Hen Santa Claua clothe and toy pack with the spool and stick of the necktie rack, 3 mm electric light going on'. The wire books or pamphlets and other paper-- nessy Broa. and will be used from no water-oolo-r or crayon. may be stained or gilded. enasf have been bit. But as wo bound be'" whenever tha opportunity offera. (Coayvujbt. by A. tfaely HalL) (Copyright, by A. Meelr Hall I THE CLOVIS NEWS

CROPS ON THE PLAINS WINTER FEEDING SEASON FOR DAIRY COW Moisture Is Considered Most lm " "" OJDJWDML rjy- h1 portant Factor. ,';,', '

Man en the Ground Must Decide Que JIOTSlKjXP- ) tion of Tim When Field 8hould - :: V.? "1 ;X r;: - i Be Plowed Fall and 8prlng M4 Plowing Is Compared. 1

- I '' . .... iinQ'i C .'. . Franklin of the T The average yields of spring crops, lLan fT such a wheat, oats, and corn In the ,s great plains area, from spring and Interior, )SkMcaxeJdia gov-- -- A trom fall plowing, show that tbe blind following of a rule prescribing any Sy particular time of plowing might cause a reduction as ofteu as it does an increase in the yields. Tbe great variation in the time and amount of precipl tatlon In this region must be constant ly kept in mind when considering tbe time of plowing. No dependence can be placed on a heavy precipitation In August and September, yet It fre quently occurs. As Is con MN -- 1 moisture f:!"1-',y.- ' slderod the most Important factor in crop production In the great plaint area, its conservation is the priiuury object In cultivation. Stubble, weeds, and uneven ground Cows Are Easily Cared for In Modern Barna. are common means of retaining snow Hy W HILTON KELLY.) troublesome to make up rations that and holding a large part of the win- Oat straw la not gonerally recog- will give good and profitable returns. ter precipitation. In deciding when nized as a valuable food fur dairy The various feeding tables are valu- a field should be plowed, the question . coin; yot If Riven In reasonable able, and we need them in making up of whethor a great amount of mois- BfiffPi amounts every two or three days they suitable rations for our cows; but un- ture will be accumulated by holding will up a reliHh, whereas less we study individual needs ot the snow falls than will be dis If clean it with the that B if gwen them exclusively as a roughage our cows and try to approximate slpated by the growth of weeds Is par III they will pUHh It over the manger and them, we are sure to be disappointed amount. It must be decided by the iMtcomo as thin as a string of Bhad. In the results. A ration may be nearly man on the ground. In answering this We have aeen the weak, emaciated, perfect from a mathematical and sci- question several factors must be con- hi raw-fe- d cow thnt had to he helped entific standpoint, but If it is not pal- sidered, namely, the amount ot mois- on her foot each morning In the early atable thy cows cannot give their best ture already in the soli that may be spring, and if grass growing was d returns. lost through weed growth, the prob- hr :mA too long the only pay she could Tho wide variety of commercial by- able time before the weeds will be t VMvihvf Clve for her wluter's ford waa her product dairy feeds on the market killed by the frost, the possibilities ot hldo. Yot well-fe- dairy cows rellBh mukes it very important that dairy Increasing the water in storage In the a light feeding of bright oat straw farmors devote attention and study to soil by holding tbe snow that may n fLor a dig mess of corn silage every making up pulatuble atd healthy ra- come, the danger of soil blowing If the few days. tions. stubble and weeds are removed, and ford exports tell us It Is too much In all of our home grown grain the distribution of farm labor. The work for tho cows to get tho nour- feeds the proportion of pure food nu- Importance of these factors Is considered In Department Bulletin No. 253. ishment that ia in th straw, and the triments Is associated with the crude By EDWARD B. California should have representation the rooms are thronged with clul Effect Plow- CLARK. weak, emaciated condition of tho fiber in such a way as to make them "The of Different Times of on commerce commis members, and no one Is more faithful Small-grai- n UMUiua into rnui the Interstate d in ing In iruii':ui utraw-fd- cows the spring substan- healthy and palutablo for our animals. Stubble Eastern I dropping evening two years sion. Another Callfornlan of great in his attendance than the secretary the claim; hut that Is not the The on hand, Colorado." The major portion of tbe I tiate manufacturer, tbe other 1 ago 1 sat on tho porch ot prominence spoke to Mr. Roosevelt of the interior. The organization nai whole story. removes more or lens of one or more bulletin is given to a description of about giving California the place tho regulutlon committees and on four the time of plowing for spring wheat, Kvory observing feeder knows that, of these nutriments, which, therefore American listening to which was suggested, and had some- or five nights each week entertain- but is applicable to oats and corn. tbe except In rare cases, tho roughage loaves the proportion of tbe constitu- as cry Dohia thing to say about Mr. Lane. He ments are provided for the member. The experiments were performed at dolorous of the grown on bis farm Is the cheapest ents and the resultant feed decidedly bird, which is the whip- - found that Mr. Roosevolt already knew There aro picture shows, card par Akron (Colo.) field station, but the de- part of the dairy cow's ration, and unbalanced, and it must be fed care- poorwill of the south- a good deal about Mr. Lane. ties, lecturos, dances and concert ductions are general and useful far nlM thai tho dairy cow is especially fully and with other products, if safe land. was and place for and forms of amusement. It I throughout great plains It a time a After the presidential election of other built to handle large quantities of or profitable returns are to be ob- the entire dreaming, my myself, likely tho swift success of till area. and host, like 1904 Theodore Roosevelt remembered that rouRhage. tained. was silent. Suddenly he brought me about Mr. Lane, and he gave him the plan to form a home circle of tbe In- hard-and-fa- It was found was a wider If tho roughage part of a ration Is No man can formulate that there to an awakening with the quick words: vacancy department employee will lead variation in precipitation of next on tbe commission. terior made up largely of clover or alfalfa rules to govern dairymen In determin- the the "Come, stop listening to bird, and to forming of other club of Ilk fall and winter, when moisture the He's Jolly and Beaming. the hay and ensilage, with a little oats ing how much purchased grain they the tell me about Frank Lane." kind In great department of gov- should be stored, than during the grow- Franklin Knight Lane is a Jolly man all and poa hay, corn stover and other should feed. If be secures the boat "Frank Lane," I queried, "who's ernment. Secretary Ijine I presi- ing months. Raids in August and early with a beaming race. He can keep his rooghage foods, we may utilize rough- profits from his cows, he should raise he?" dent ot organization, but he make September Invariably produce a own counsol if It I necessary, Bug he the age to make up three-fourth- s of the nearly a balanced ration on his own "You Washington man," half ex- no attempt to ita management, growth of weeds, which usually ex- Is likely to turn away Inquiries con dictate dry matter ot the ration, and the cows fatm. If his farm needs fertilizer he claimed my host, "and you ask me being contont simply to his place haust valuable moisture supply. cemlng certain matters connected take will come out in the best of condition can usually Increase bis crop yields by the who Lane is?" among otbor moinbar and to help The loss of moisture which has pene- Fiank with the Interior department with a the tbe next spring, und we will secure the the feeding ot purchased grain feeds. I came to realizing organization success. trated to a greater depth Then with a story or two which have points so make tbe a bunt profits In dollars. Of course be Is working at a losing than three sense that Frank Lano of famil- Really Progressive, Inches, after the weeds are dead In tbe tbe sharp as to compensate the Inquirer He's Heavy grain feeding may make a game If be feeds the purchased or iar converse was Franklin Knight Washington recognizes In Franklin home-grow- fall and before growth in for the disappointment of not getting hnaVir showing on a milk sheet, but feed to poor cows. starts the Lane, the secretary of Interior in spring, Is almost negligible. Klther the answers to his questions. Mr. Lane, K. Lane a progressive member of the not ia the net profits, except with I have found In my dairy practice the cabinet or Woodrow Wilson. progresslve-Isr- u from land fall plowed or from that cov- however, tells newspaper correspond president' cabinet. HI those d.ilry farmers who live near by that by having plenty of corn silage, Former Newspaper Reporter, poli- ered with stubble light precipitation ents everything that It Is proper for Is not confined to the Held of desirable markets, where they can sell clover and alfalfa, and oats and peas, My night In evaporates unless It falls a snow, boat, on that tropic him to toll them concerning matters tics. Now after having started the their bay and dairy products for ex- I have done as much as possible to wet and blessed Panama, was a Judge Home club on a successful career be roughage ra- which Is blown Into drifts until a con- with which hia department ha to tremely high prices. If the supply my cows with a balanced of one of the courts established un is lending his aid to the development is tough and fibrous tho proportion ot tion of home-grow- foods. siderable quantity has accumulated. deal. light equiva- der the American administration. I of a wider public recreation field la concentrates must be larger. Many dairy experts tell us to grow As ten Inches of snow are Some time ago a newspaper editor lent only one Inch of rain, one told him all that I could of tbe re- the city of Washington. To this end how much roughage a cow various protelnaceous forage and fod- to and wrote to a large number of bankers Just Inch of rain penetrates soil to a cent doings of sir. Lane, of his serv- he has submitted a list of question should bo given at a foedlng depends der crops, but my judgment Is that It the In the United States and asked each depth of six Inches, it will be readily ice as Interstate commerce commis- to the 4,000 clerks In the department Id a great measure upon her capacity seldom pays a dairy farmer to grow one to toll who his choice would be seen snows of one to two Inches sioner, and how certain known views of the Interior requesting that each to handle It profitably. About twenty other than a fow of the standard feed that for the Democratic nomination for the supply a very amount mois- of bis on conservation doubtless had question be answered. poonds of dry matter may be derived crops for his cows. small of presidency in case Mr. Wilson should ture, a greater part of which will be made him the president's choice tor Mr. Lane wants to know, for In- from a good variety of roughage, and I have had very good success with decline to run for a second term. .. lost by evaporation. Every effort the Interior portfolio. stance, tbe distance of eacb clerk') six to ten pounds of tbe concen- soy beans, find them an exceed- great majority of the bankers, In writ- from and should be made, therefore, to conserve Then I waa told In turn how It was residence from the scone of bis work, ingly valuable crop to grow on certain ing back no Jied Franklin K. Lane. The trates. moisture which falls while thnt the Judge had called the cabinet how long It takes him to reach the of- proportions In mind, and portions of my farm; but I would not the either bankers, apparently, had not read the With these crop Is on or officer so quickly and so naturally by fice, and whether he walks or ride. digestible nu- up growing the the land while the newspapers, nor had they studied the with a table giving tho give clover, alfalfa and his name. The I also, bow land Is lying idle. shortened Christian biographies of our prominent men as He Interested to know, trients of the various other materials corn and take chances with a crop ot Judge and the secretary once upon a long clerk has lived in this city, Early (all rains will be used by they should have done to keep in- eacb u sod In feeding, It should not be soy beans. follow reporters on a way get woeds unless the land Is cultivated. time had been formed. and In a general Intormatloa nowspnper in the far Northwest ot the concerning the ages of hi employee Heavy winter snows may occur, but Couldn't Be President. United States. without compelling the women to an- TIME FOR CULLING they are likely to blow off the fields Perhaps the financial pages of tbe FARM MACHINERY A .. unless there Is either stubblo or an How was It that Franklin K. Lane swer directly, by asking If they a press and the big treatises on money ages, making; uneven surface to hold them. Tho became secretary of the interior? He between such and such time is, matters formed the bulk of their read- VERY HARD PROBLEM OF POULTRY FLOCK and method of cultivation, then, should became a conservationist, that a the margin wide enough to enable things by things. ing. Apparently not more than half be planned to prevent weed growth saver ot destroying woman clerk of forty to answer the. In other words, when there waa a big a dozen of the bankers who answered question without putting herself in the and still leave the soil or stubble In tno editor's question knew that Frank- Old lire In San Francisco quite a number class. Difficult Matter for Farmer to Hens That Have Ceased t such a condition that it will hold the lin Knight was ineligible to the of years ago It was Mr. Lane who Guarding maximum snow. However, the period presidency of United Mr. the Resource. Determine How Much and Be Productive Should Be made the electric connection which the Stater purpose o.' the question, when labor is available will also be Lano was born in Prince Edward's The chief sent the spark to a quantity of dyna- are .nany of them, Is to find What Kind Is Needed. Sent to City Markets. an Important factor In determining island, a British possession, a fact for there mite which blew up a building and out bow much exercise tbe clerks take, the time of plowing. When labor Is which, ot course, under tho Constitu- checked the course ot the conflagra- and what tlivlr favorite form of am ise-ment A difficult problem on the American Now that the old hens have ceased scarce, cultivation other than plowing tion of United States forbids his tion, thereby saving an Immense the Is. The secretary apparently farm la to decide how much and what to be productive the farmer should be- which will kill weeds and can be dono election to the presidency. amount of property. wants to provide a system of recrea- kind ot machinery should be pur- gin a systematic culling of his poul- rapidly may be resorted to. If this Secretary of Interior Franklin K. Speeches Say Something. tbe tion broad enough to meet tbe predi- chased. Borne farms are so over- try flock. All hens not to be held over cultivation leaves the stubble on the Mrs. go good deal Once on a time Franklin K. Lane Lane and Lane a lections of all tho men and women la stocked with machinery that the de- for next year should be sold. While surface or leaves the surface rough into society, but in a considerable snow, may made a speech. It was a short one, his department. preciation. Interest and repair eat the cost ot keeping hens Is soldom to hold the It he of even part It is the society of the Interior de- but It was full of meat It dealt with K. Lane Is busy trying to up much of the profits. realized, they are eating valuable food. greater value than plowing. Disking partment employees, their wives and Franklin listing In conservation. It combined In thought put into law riews which be naa Assuming the average depreciation This expense with no production is or the fall are the methods children. secretary has or- the commonly a scheme for using the natural re- their The concerning the general question or on machinery at 10 per cent, and the cutting down the profits. Hens are most used. ganized a social club and 1,600 clerks 6 sources to their full limit and yet of There are difference interest on the money Invested at rarely profitable producer after they of the great department have enrolled conservation. per cent, we have an average yearly are two years old according to K. L. saving them to posterity. 1 have al- of opinion on conservation, on meth- SELECTION OF SEED TUBERS ways liked to believe waa this tftemselves as members. expense of approximately $13 on each Kempster ot the University of Mis- that it ods of securing It and on Just what speech which in part Helps Hi Employee. $100 Invested In machinery. A man souri college of agriculture. All old considerable it Is necessary to secure. The record Experlmente In Great Britain Show or- who baa 11,600 worth of machinery hens, especially those which bag down marie Mr. Wilson choose Mr. Lane as The interior department' social In the case of the present administra- That Best Results Are Scoured secretary of Interior. ganization Is called Home club. woaid have $195 expense on this alone or "crop" behind, should be sent to his the the tion are available to everybody Mr. From Immature Tuber. never bad cut ot a It big In Lafay- eon-- . in and depreciation. If his the market. This year's young stock Politics much has leased the house Lane Is known as a progressive Interest pre squaro work could be done with half this should be marked with leg bands, toe figure In rocurlng appointment ette which rnre was occupied servBtlonlst. and yet In a way a a The prevailing opinion among In E. years amount, be could save $97.60. This marks or otherwise so that next year ferment for Franklin K. Lano. by Oen. Daniel Sickles In conservative one. Tbe two things ar growers regarding the condition the year 1DU2 Mr. was a gono by, by would be equivalent to the Interest on the age of the hen will be known. tbe Lane cad long and later Secretary not antagonistic. He la the secretary potato crop should be In when harvest- governor California. Mo Schuyler Colfax, who was big; $1,625 at 6 per cent. Hens In laying condition will have dldate for of of the interior. Uncle Sam has a ing the tubers for seed is that the dofeated, but campaign whicli of United States during Gen- A farm of 80 acres cannot profita- bright red combs and will show their was the the interior. Guarding his holdings andi plants should be doud, or. as It is he marie and the causes which be eral Grunt s first term In the White allowing to be put to legiti- bly use four-hors- e machinery because pin bones well spread apart. This test yet them termed, quite ripe, and that the crop espoused wide attention. House. three horses should do the work on Is a sure Indication. The pin bones attracted mate uso la no sinecure. The maa should not be lifted until a fall ot rain old-tim- e size. In buying ma- are located above the vent. It Roosevelt Knew Him, In this Washington mansion who accepts the post of secretary of a farm of 'his Just DBS occurred. chinery largo proportion to the Inches Is W. R. Wheeler of San Francisco a housekeeping plant has been In- the Interior knows that from the hour too in three or four apart the hta However, experiment for some unnecessary expense probably laying. points suggested to Theodore Roosevelt, then stalled, and a buainess manager there of his Induction Into office be must alse of the farm These will years past In Urea? Britain show that comes only In the materially In culling un- president ot the United States, that has bis office. Every night In tbe week become a workingman. ia added. This not assist out the seed dug In an Immature state, while also , Increased cost ot machinery but profitable producers. the plants are quite green, always In tbe maintenance of any extra No Room for Them. gives the most satisfactory yield. TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES A German Inventor's potato plant- "Isn't there a notion that spirit bnrsoa required. Roosts and Nest Boxes. er Is featured by hollow wheels The proper height for roosts are walk the earth on Halloween?" "Ye," . through which cut are red Fruit and Poultry, i.ianfalrpwllgwyngyllgogorychwvrn-drobwIlllBudysslHogogogocb- the tubers replied Mr. Orowcher. "But they don't. Practice of Burning Straw. about two feet from the ground. The into excavntlon made by spades at- A profitable combination on a nmnll the name None or them would dare take a Tbe practice ot burning straw Is dropping board platform should be a tached to the aid-- of tbe wheels. meeting tbe small boys who far too common on farms. Many farm- about six Inches blow tbe roosts. It farm within easy reach of a good mar- of a Welsh village in Angelsea. chance on or Mary In a One ot the new forms of concrete charge ot particular do realize true value of is better to have the nest boxes at an- ket Is fruit and poultry. Men to do means Mlie church St. have taken that ers not the piles Is made by orlvlng a tbe straw stack. The fertilizing value other part of the pen, about a foot well, require a liberal range that con- hollow of a white naiel. near to the daw." bushes or trees enough to sup- to Su Tlsiito mot a I casing Intw the ground, with straw from a ten-acr- e wheat-Hol- d or two above ground. Placing them tains rapid whirlpool, and of tbe partial shade. They require drawing the and 8wnet Revenge. la from $35 to $40. If the straw under the roosts gives hiding places ply also a church, near to a red cave." or green fluff, with a sprin- ot Missouri tilling the casing with concrete. "Why I didn't Jiluk Mrs. Dndd Is used as budding and the manure for rats and mice back of the nests, variety In the Ozark mountain kling of Insects. Such a combination on which A combination Intrenching pat- could afford to hav her little glria used, this value of the straw is saved and besides tbe fowls while scratch-lu- there is a subterranean farm tool may easily supplied by plautlng are by piano Icssous." "8he can t. out la addltlou thus used will absorb throw considerable dirt In the be the mushroom, celery and rhubarb ented a Cincinnati Inventor serve take and and Inclosing It In poul- pick, to get even with the family a large amount ot liquid manure that nests when tbe latter are placed on land to fruit raised with great success. The en aa a spade, ax. adz. saw and bul- she want try netting wire. I In flat next to hers." might otherwise be wasted. the floor. trance to the cavern by boat. let shield for a soldier's head or body. the Christmas Day Notice of Contest. The Clovis News Department ef th Interior United SUM Land (By T. C. Gallagher) Office, Fort Sumner, Nr Mexico, Nor. 22. IMS. Think of that great day in De- To Prod B. UneuMr, raeard Address Clovis, The News Printing Company N. M. Contest: cember, You ar hereby notified that B. O. Glass, Monday December 20 Publishers. When we comemorate who give Clovis, New Mnlco, at hit post-offi- addrail, did on Octobor. 19th. 1916, (II In The birth of Jesus Christ thlt office hit duly corobsrated application Entered at the post office at God's only begotten Son and the to contest and atcur tluj cancellation of your OUR LANDIS Homestead. Entry No. 7S7. M. Swill No. Clovis, N. as second class Savior of man. mad July, 10th. 1911, for 8 E. Section SO, matter under the act of March Townthip 4 N.. Run go at E N. If . P. Meridian, and at grounds for hit contest ha allegsa that 1879. On that day. the greatest of all 8, said cntym an abandoned tald land for a period Savings Club days, ovr of on yar last past and preceding the Christmas TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION A n unspeakable happiness, date of thi Contest, that h hat failed to com- ply with the Act of June the 6th. 1912. and has One Year $1.00 which bad weather can not failnd to cultivate one sixteenth and ont eighth, FOR 1916 discourage, of the total area at required by wild act. Eix Months 50c You are, therefore, further notlllod that the Drives our sad thoughts and said allegations will be taken by this office as feelings away having been confessed by you. and your said ADVERTISING RATES entry will be canceled thereunder without your WAS OPENED FOR ENROLLMENT f further right to be 15 per And men are reminded of the heard therein, either before Display ads cts, inch. this office or on appeal. If you fall to Ale In this Special rates on advertising only perfect life office within twenty days after the FOURTH Ever lived on earth, which was publication of thlt notice, at thown below, your Old and young will contracts. antwer, undor oath, specifically meeting and There will be no restrictions. Local readers 1st insertion 8 an example ponding to these allegations of contest, or If Set for all times to be. you fail within that time to Ale In this officedue the family may become cts. per line. proof that you bav served a copy of your ans be welcome. Everyone in Each subsequent insertion 5 wer on the contestant either In person or by cts. per line. registered mill. If this inrvice Is made by the member. We extend a broad invitation to all to Midwinter Term Opens delivery of a eopy of your answor to the con a testant in person, proof nf eucli service must be "The Midwinter term of the either the id contestant' written acknowl participate in this pleasant and easy plan for provid- Democratic in Politics Albuquerque Business College edgment of his receipt of the copy, showing the date of Itt receipt, or the affidavit of the person opens January 5th. by whom tho delivery was mario stating when Mon- ing funds for Christmas. The City Council voted The School is in splendid con- and whore the copv wut delivered; If made by day night to put in a walk alone: reglstoral mail, proof of aurh aorvice must cod- - dition The attendance is good, sist ol the utllduvit of the peraort liy whom loo Members starting with Scents and increas- Members starting with one cent and in- Monroe Avenue. Although the copy was msik-- l iutlr.ir when and the postumce and a high grade class of young ing five week fifty wfeks creasing one cent each week for fifty burden of expense falls heavy to wnicn it wus nwieil. anil thin artidavit must cents each for people are taking the various) be accompanied by the iiostmuxtct'a leccipt for get $(i3.75 weeks get $12.7") upon those owning corner lots, tho letter. courses, 50 cents de- is expected all will come You should Htulo In yuur answer the name of Membeis starting with $2.50 and decreas- Members starting with and it that Much is apparent in the post office which interest to youJcili. fuliiio miticur. ing I've cents each week for fifty weeks creasing one cent each week for fifty across like good fellows. The the Basketball teams and the to be tent to yju. walk will not be put in until A. J. Evani. Itetristcr. get $63.75 weeks get $12 75 literary society and other inter Date of flrat publication Divoinber 3, 1U15 in- Members paying 25 cents week after all danger of freezing has " second " December 10, luio Members starting with 2 cents and a fixed for esting features con nected with " passed. third " December 17. 1915 creasing 2 cents each week for fifty weeks fifty weeks get $12.50 the school. Several young peope " " fourth " Decern I wr 24. MIS v from this vicinity are in atten get $25.50 Members paying 50 cents a week fixed for is about time that the busi- It dance others are contem Members starting with $1.00 and decreas- fifty weeks get $25.00 ness men of Clovis were doing iand Many Thanks plating a course. ing two cents each week for fifty wecku Members paying $1.00 a week fixed for more 60 secure from We use the trade The wonderful, prosperous this method of thank get $25.50 fifty weeks get $50.00 of Curry ing the extreme north end period which this country is now our kind friends and neigh County! of plains section and the experiencing and doubtless will bors for their assistance during of Quay county. reports From continue to experience for sev the sickness and death of our Be One of the appears to first on the List Start when the it that from $25,000 eral years requires an even in dear husband and father. And $50,000 a year of this business creasing army of well trained, we also wish to thank the East goes to should Star, Club Get friends other towns that business men and women. ern Rebecca and Elks starts. your to start with you. come Clovis has ad- Lodges here. the We are just in receipt of a and typograghical union vantage location and natural No. 30 for in eopy of the winter edition of their floral offerings. It costs you nothing to join. All you have to do to become a good to member is to roads and there appears Business Efficiency" a publi Mrs. J. E. Curren, be something wrong or else this Arthur E. Curren, make the first payment. You may join as many classes as you desire. cation which should be in the William J. Curren, trade would come to Clovis. hands of every young person. inquiry of Anna L. Curren, The News has made It is full of valuable information Ella H. Curren. several of the settlers of that particularly, of course, pertain- at other section who trade ing to the school and the success Residence Burned. Clovis National in- Bank places occasionally and they ffi of its students. It is well illus- A bungalow residence form us that they get enough located trated, printed and well edited. on the corner of Washington diflerence in the price of thresh The Bank That Accommodates. Copy can be had for the Ave. and Axtell strctet cd grain to psy for the difference was de stroyed by fire Tuesday night in the hauling. It may be that about 12:30 o'clock. The house the R. R. rates would enable was occupied by Mrs. some of those east of here to Star Market Sold Stewart and son Frank. No one was at of Curry Notice For Publication pay a little more but the wise A deal was made yesterday In The District Court Notice of Sale home at time fire broke County New Mexico Non-co- Whereas District do in, on the the land. th. court of Curry County. buyer will his trading by which the Star Market U, New Mexico, on the 2Hth day out its origin is mystery, A. W. CanBI Plaintiff. ' Department of th. Interior, 8. Land Office of September IMS and a rendered judrment Clovis where we know the West Graud Avenue was sold by . I No. 0OI. at Ft Sumner. N. M. November, 17. l'JIS. against Dr. A L. Dilkin. although a fire was in I Is hereby given David Wire. Bertie Wire. left the P. W. Boon and Van Reairan Deft. Notice that William H, Rutter, Lewis Wire. Chris, prices are lower than in a ma- A. J. Bell to E. D. Houk. Mr. Wire Henry of Clovis, N. M who, on December 29 1909, made and Wire, s Minor and whereas it is stove and it is supposed that it NOTICE OF PENDEMCY OK 8UIT jority of the towns of this sec- Houk who was formerly engaged homestead entry serlsl no, 07419 for south provided In said judgment that the estate of TO LON in some caught from 8TATE OK NEW MEXICO J Louis Wire deceased, of would the manner THE west quarter, section 7 township 3 north, range is Indebted to J. w. Mruiier tion the country. It in the market business in REAGAN, GREETING: I in the sum of $(125.10 this. Mrs. Stewart was visiting 80 E. New Mexico P meridian has filed no- - and also in th. aum of JW.Oi not be wise for the man desiring McCullough store building on You will take notice that suit has been "lad tic. of Intention to make final five year; as Attorney's fees bolng a total judgment In Wilkie (If favor her daughter Mrs. Carter SKalnst you In t ha District Court of th. th proof to establish claim to th. land above de-- of the said J. W. Ilruner against the estate to purchase a bill of goods to go West Grand needs no introduc- In of at the time and Frank was down judicial district of th. into of New Mexico, scribed before W. J. Curren, U. 8. Commis-- , Louis Wire, deceased, in th. sum of 712.lu where he can possibly get a cent tion on our part, as he is one of and for th County of Curry, wherein A. W. loner at hut office In Clovis, N. M, on and alio fur cost In tho suit mentioned Mow town. The fire department ar- and Lon and said or two more for his grain and the best known market men and Canfll Is Plaintiff and P. W. Boono the 28th day of December 1915. that judgment for l.26. 10 bear Interest rived in due time and did good Reagan ar. defendant, raid causa being num Claimant names as witnesses: at the rate of Id per cent per annum from Sep- then invest in supplies for which cattle raisers in the county. bered not upon the civil docket of said court Andrew S.Monre, Edward E. Hirkman. ('lay tember 2mh I:'I6 until paid, and til. judgment for work with the one stream in Th. goneral objscts of said action are as fol Garrison and Edgar P. Cannedy. all of Clovis, 7.0O as Attorney's fens hear 6 percent interest he would probably pay more He raises his own butcher per saving adjoining property al- lows: Th. PIslntilT seeks to foruclns e a mnrl gage N. M. annum from Septemlier 2Hth 11115 until i.anl. than the difference in the market stock and deals exclusively in executed and delivered by the defendant, P. W, A. J. Evans, Register. Ill a foreclosures suit ag.iln.t the said Dr. A L. though the building was all day of De Dillon. David price. A study of this matter live stock. He will move his Boon, to the Plaintiff on the loth Nov. 24 Wire. Berll Wire. Wire. ablaze when they arrived. The cember 1914 for th sum of I200.UJ with Interest Chriaa Wire. Henry Wire, a Minor. Defendants, might be beneficial to both mer- family in from the ranch and thereon at th. rata of 10 nor cent per annum from by J. W. Hrucer, Plaintiff being cause numlier property belonged to Mrs. Pear-i- e S2I chant and farmer. occupy his residence on North th. Kith day of Doc. 1914, and M5.00 addlt onal Notice for Publication in raid Court and th. Court in said judgment attorney's fevs as provided and decree ordered art! decreed the property Martin of Still well. Oklahoma upon said amount for Department of the Interior, U, 8. Land Office that Merri wether street. said mortgage herein sued upon, of aakl Louis Wire, deeeaaed. mentioned Ih Iow fur in not. and at Tucumeari, New Mexico, December loth luin. and was partially insured. The all com of suit; that plaintiff's lien and now beloaglng to his David Public Notice together with Notice Is hereby given that Janes A. Ilsrrlson, heirs mortgage b declared first and prior lien Wire. Bertie Wire. Lewis Wir Wire and furniture was alio partially in and Hnllene. N. M , who on February 20th 11109. mails Chriss I use this means to notify those and superior and paramount to sny right title or Henry Wire, a Minor, mentioned above, bo soil Original Homme. ad Entry, No. niUHll, for sured for $500.00. of any of tho said defendants, the raid according In law lo satisfy saiJ judgment and knowing them selves indebted Intoreut northw est quarter Section 2fi. Township 6 north. Frio Items Lon Reagan claiming interest E. H. Robinson waa by appointed dsfendont, Rim. Itsnge SB .est, N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice the Court to me to call at the Star Market in property by subsequent dot-- of purchase, Slieciul Master to advertise aell said properly The people around here are Episcopal Church th. of intention to make final flvo year Proof, to and subsequent to the execution and delivery of said aecordlnir to Inw- and make settlement at your establish claim to th. land nbovo described. U still busy hauling and stacking (Rev. D. A. Sanford, Pastor) tho said defendont Lon Now. Therefore. Is horeby given that very earliest convenience, as I mortjrago in which Wllliam J Curren, United Slates Commissioner, NOIiCE Reagan. asaumcd the amount and all liability t I. the undersigned Siwcisl on Wed- feed. at Clovis. New Mexico, on tho of Master, will have sold the market to E. I). On Christmas day service at mortgage lath day nesday forth In said mortgage, said being January 191li. tho&lhday of January l'JIfl at the hour to this ma- to said plulntjff, for the of ten o'clock In of Houk. Your attention The Fahsholtz threshing 9:30 a. m. upon and conveying Claimant names aa witnettson: the forenoon at the front door security of said sums, tho following described the Curry County Court House l urry matter will save me the time threshing and will Leslie Mnxcy. Clovis; and Gilly Duncan, Ah InClivis. chine is still Service on Sunday at 11 a. m. real estate, NW section 11 T. 2 N R. County, New Mexico, auction to and trouble of calling on you. Loftnn. and Mack Duncan nil of llollene, M. N. sell at public be busy all winter. It has been 32 E. N. M. P. M.. containing IW acres of land the highest bidder, fur cash the following de- Thanking yru for your patron- with sermon for the Christmas D 17. J IS R. P. Ifcinohoo. Kaglstor. running about a month. according to the government Survey thereof. scribed pmporty It number In of lllock age and wishing you a Merry season. the music at both located In Curry County, New Mjxico: and to number IB. of Iho West Clovis Addition Ui the Christmas. I am Literary was organized last services will be special for the hav. said premises sold and the proceed of such Notice for Publication lown of Clovis. New Mnxlco, tn satisfy said judg- sale applied to the satisfaction of plaintiff's said ment and all costs anil Attorney's foe. Greatfully yours, All , Non coal land Friday night at Frio with Willie Christmas season. are judgement and dents-ids- nnd if th. proceeds Witness my hand this 2nd day of December Department Interior, U. 8. Land A. J. Bell. Mc- cordially deriving from the sale of said la.i t is Insufficient of the office 1915. Doc, .). Fahsholtz, president; Geo invited. M., to satisfy Plaintiff's rail demands, that h. have at Tucumeari. N. December 2nd. 1915, E. H. HOIll NRON. Special Master. Deaths Lean, vice president and Earnest a deficiency judgement against laid defendants Notice Is horeby given that Ueorge B. Coffin, Hewlett, secretary. It meets to satisfy all his said demands and for cost of for the heirs of Edna M. Coffin, deceased, nf Notice for Publication. John W. Dulaney, aged 58 suit and for general relief. Grady N.M.. who on Nov. I 1912. made Home- every Entry, No, 015198, for NE1-- Department office at years died his room at two weeks. Picture Framing You are further notified that unless you enter stead section in. of the Interior, US land at the Township S 85 M Mer- Ft There was a party at Wilson your appearance In said csuae on or liefore the North, Rang. East, N P Sumner. N. M., Nov. 17th. 1915. Commercial hotel Thursday as ixth day of January 1916. Judgement by default idian, has filed netlc of intention to make Notice is hereby given that William A. Ken- pneu- Davis' last Saturday night. A will be rendered against you In said cause, and three year Proof, to establish claim to the nedy. Clovis, N. M. whn on April Uth. 1W9 mail a result of an attack of AND abuv described, C, Original Sec. large crowd was present and all the plaintiff will apply to the Ciurt fur rull. f de- land before A. Scheurlch Homestead Entry No OH192. HE monia, which he developed a manded In the complaint. U. 8. Commissioner In his oftice at Clovis, N. M. 17. T, 4 N, R 35 E. N. M. P.M. and on April. 2nd. few days ago. Mr. Dulaney is report a very good time. Furniture Repairing Yuu ar. further notified that Compton and on th IHth dar of January. 11116 1912 mad. Additional Homestead Entry. No. Compton are atto nrs for te plaintiff and u cir Ubttmant names aa witnesses: OKU Id. for NE Sec. 20. Townxhip 4 N. Rangt a new comer in Clovis. His Miss Georgia Clark returntd See A. M. Brown, 214 S. Main business address is Pui tales. New Mexico. J. Daniel Roberta. Kred Cook. Riley Stout and M E. N. M. P.M. has filed notice of Intention te son, who is employed as ma- home last week from Oklahoma, Witness my hand and seal of raid court, this Peter Pelletier. all of Grady. N, M. make final flv fear proof on Orlglonsl and three street, under the Gadson hotel. day of November, 1915. DIO-J-g R, P. Donation. Register. year proof on Additional, to eetahli-Jedn- v to visiting rel- the :ih chinist at the Highway Garage, where she has been Will pay cash for second hand W. C. Zorwer, Clerk th land abuv described before W. JTrurren. has been here for some time. atives. ISKALJ Dec United State. Commissioner la bis office t goods. Notice for Publication. Clovis, New Mexico on the 28th day of December Funeral services were conduct- Jesse Brown has his Ford fixed Non Coal Land. 1915. Have your old sewing machine Claimant by Reece Friday after- Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Offc names aa wltneaaea: ed Rev. up again. DR. H. GIBSON F It repaired and made equal to new. at FortSumnor. N. M.. December trd, 1911. Francis M. Rose. Elmer A. Gurksy. Leslie noon. Simpson, Hello! Little Cricket. The Expert repairing. Notice Is hereby giv en that Richard L. Bain, of Albert L. Moore, all of Clovis. N. M. N. R. D. Coursey, 34 years old Frio boys have good brains, if Osteopath Geo. T. Wilson, Clovis, N. M wha, on Feburary lath. 1909 24. mad. Homestead Entry. No. 06969 for NW. A. J. Evans, Register. died at his residence on the -- f Rear Clovis National Bank. Township they are onesided. Treats all diseases both acute Section 31 IN, Range K C. N. M. P. Wednesday. Mr. Cour- Meridian, has filed notice ef Intention to east side Blondie. and chronic. Special attention I can fix your clock for $1.00. make sey time ago, Repairer. Final Fiv. Y.ar Proof, to establish claim to the ERLE E. came here a short given to diseases of women. Geo. T. Wilson, Expert land above described, before W. J. Curren, U. 8. FORBES Commissioner. In his otoce at Clevis, N. M.. on a sufferer of the great white Rear Clovis National Bank. day January. AUCTIONEER PATIENTS EXAMINED FREE the Mth of 1918. t-- Nothing large to sail pleague, but like many another, Viotti Croft and Howard Den- Phone 41 f. Claimant nam as witnesses: toe or too .nail 1-- M. Msrnell. 1. at auetlea. Havs your nods reedy Office 103 2 North Main Street Welter Arthur Raid. Joel W. he delayed coming too long, for nis are home from the University Bert Curless, painting, paper Davenport and William ii. Long, all of Clovis, for Saturday's Sal. change in to stay its to spend holidays with Office Phone 383. Res. 390. 254. New Mexico. the climate the their ng. kalso mining. Phone A. J. EVANS. Hipster. CLOVIS. NEW MEX. progress. He leaves a family. parents. Clovis. New Mexico. 4l D. lo-- J. K. We Thank You New Winter Term Opens January 3d at the Albuquerque Business Gollege

While we still have some holiday goods The institution that has prepared hundreds of young people left, we have enjoyed a splendid holiday for successful business careers which has materially reduced our trade Never Before Were Opportunities so Great Now stock. Today is the last purchasing as day before Christmas and we expect to For the trained young man and young woman with ambition, almost clean-u- p on the remaining stock and never before was the of toys, sets and many of the smaller articbs. ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COLLEGE

We thought we had enough waists for So well prepared to furnish the necessary training. Courses for Book the county, but they were such sellers keepers, Bankers, Stenographers, Typists. Private Secretaries, Corres- pondents, Civil Service Appointees and others, in resident school that they went like "hot cakes." and by mail We use this method of thanking our friends and customers for their patron- Mr. age during the holiday season and we Louis Torregrosa invite you during the coming year to Instructor in Spanish and Lecturer on Business Opportunities in Mexico, will visit us even more often. We promise answer your correspondence in Spanish, if so desired you the best to be had in our fine for the least money. Midwinter Edition of Business Efficiency

Is ready for mailing. Write for copy, It's free and full of information that should interest everyone who desires success. Your letters cheerfully and promptly answered. j& ..Osborne Wright W. J. McDONALD, Principal J. E. GOODELL, Manager ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

I do not charge for examining I charge fifteen dollars for at- patients at my Office. Bring in tending confinement cases in ...Our Man About Town., the children during the holidays r.lnvis nncharcea for other calls I charge fifty cents per mile if you they ex- and think seed an extra where I go to the country. Paul A, Coldren was up from Electric Irons, heater and amination. I have taken this work in five Muleshoe Wednesday. cooking vessels. . Dr. II. R. Gibson. anhnnls. throe OsteoDathic and Lyceum Theatre dif- Barry Hardware Co. two Medical, under fifteen Clay Anderson was in from Deverne Douglass, who is em- ferent instructors, more than his ranch Wednesday. If you want good servicable ployed with the T. P. at Fort half of them are BDeeialiBts in I 27-2- shoes that fit, wear and please Worth, is here visiting his par- this line of work. I believe Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 8 Roasters and carving knives. know what to do in these cases you, get them at Weidman's t-- f ents, Mr. Mrs. A, B. Doug- Barry Hardware Co. and and what not to do. lass, at their farm near Black-towe- r C. Bradshaw was in the Mrs. Tom Reagan returned Dr. H. R. Gibson. L during the holidays. city from his farm Wednesday. Tuesday from Texas after an Federal Inspector. A. J. absence of . patients Percolators and Casseroles. several weeks. I examine free. The Loomis, was here Tuesday on Barry Hardware Co, When down town shop more difficult and complicated business. He was also here the case the more interesting to several days last week feeling Coe Howard was up from ping stop at Parish Candy me. There is not a disease de- the pulse of several of our Oscar Graham Portales in his new car Tuesday. Kitchen for your luncheon. scribed in a medical or surgical citizens whose income exceeds Pocket knives and razors. If you have anything to sell or text book that I haven't sutdied. three thousand dollars a year. Barry Hardware Co. trade, list with the Mansfield Dr. H. R. Gibson. Loomis being an And his same well known

' Land Company. We will suspicion of in Jess Elrod, of Muleshoe, was treat Messers F. N. Flato and B. H. man, did not look with company popular players, you right. t-- f on the printer. a visitor in the city Wednesday. Teller representing the Mc-Carg- Mill Company of George L. Harshaw, who was Faat compositor wanted. In- Walter Howell is here from Feed City demon- formerly employed with quire at this office. Extra work. El Paso visiting his parents, Mr. Kansas are here the and Mrs. W. W. Howell during strating (heir machine which Southwestern Drug Company, Soldier of Born to Mr. Mrs. "A Japan" and W. S. the holidays. grinds up the forage stuff, stalk but more recently wit'i the Tex- Chiles on Monday, a 9 pound and all, into a pulp which makes as State Bank nt Fur well., has boy. I treat all diseases and disor- the best of feed and saves waste. accepted a position with the ders of women and attend con- Mr. Harden and wife, of Por- Clovis National Bank. George Four acts of living, pulsing dtarn a. Special beauti- tales, were in the city shopping finement cases. L. S. Combe and mother left is a good boy anb we are glad he ful Oriental scenery. Tuesday. Dr. H. R. Gibson. Thursday for San Barnardino, has returneu to reside in this W. H. Wooater, of El Reno, California, where they will make city. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam their future home. They have - who owns a farm in the shallow Brown on Sunday, 19th, an- 8 Mrs. J. B. Savage and little water district south of St Vrain, resided here since the death of daughter Vella Mae went to pound girl. who by was in the city Wednesday. Mr. Combe, was killed Elida Wednesday to meet Mr. Mrs. P. J. Craft was shopping being struck with a hammer by The new Harness Repair Shop Savage with whom they will TuesdaySecond Night in the city from her farm south- a fellow workman at the Santa holi- is now ready for business, one return here to spend the west of town Wednesday. Fe Shop. days with relatives. block South of Post office. J. W. Hunter has opened Hil-gartn- the er I examiie eyes, ears, nose, 27-- 2 1 Spear aod Setser, Props. J. F. Saunders and J. H. Lone second hand store in throat and fit glasses. Star lefo for El Paso Thurs- Patzig, the location formerly occupied Dr. H. R. Gibson. William of Tulia, day where they will spend Texas, was here the first of the by the Lone Star Lumber yard seeing the Mrs, Milton Reece, Christmas week wife of week and sold some land to on West Grand Avenue. The sights around the border city. the pastor of the Baptist church Ramey and Wilkinson. lumber sheds have been convert Gircle G Ranch Van Smith of the Portales is on the sick list this week. ed into barns and it will also be Mr. Luikart, proprietor of the & Company was in known Lone Wagon Bank Trust Bring us your harness needing big Luikart Dry Goods store, as the Star yard. the city shopping Tsesday. repairs. All work guaranteed. stated to a news reporter this The management of the Lyceum puts its own, per 27-2- Jim May of Partales was t Spear and Setser, Props, week that Saturday was his Mayor and Mrs, Cash Ramey the shoppers from that sonal guarantee on this attraction. Those not satis- will leave banner sales day since coming have both been on the sick this H. Bell, the tailor, city here last Tuesday, fied may get their money refunded. for Chicago about the first of to Clovis. All the merchants week. Mrs. Ramey has had a the year te purchase mere mis report a big holiday trade this severe attack o f LaGrippe. Jim Reynolds, butcher, f fit clothing for which he has a year. It indicates general pros- Mrs. Mulhall has been employed Portales was trading in the cily big demand. perity in Clovis. as nurse. Wednesday.

f THE CLOVIS NEWS

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR EDITH CAVELL GIRL VIIIS LAUD T MTIQNAL BY GREAT RIDE

L " 1 v - f: for tJA tin, vf OP1TAL AfTAIDS Beats Men In Famous Race 4 Homes at Oklahoma Tilefish Is Rediscovered and Becomes Popular Opening.

Boston's cod of WASHINGTON. sacred has Its rival. Tbe bureau announced the rediscovery of the long-los- t tileDsb oil RECALLED BY FESTIVAL the New England coast, and simultaneously Uncle 8am Issued a new cook book filled exclusively wltb recipes AUOVV for preparing the tlleHsb for the table Twenty-Secon- d Birthday of TiMns ol J ME TO so Bppetlzingly that he will leap into "nulX't,' "TV's su- Jennings Brings Back to Memory 2 IKTIWWtE favor and threaten tbe codfish's MISTErv premacy. of Old Timers Thrilling 8tory 'S' ,V'JS.. n VJt t TIL e In lopholatilus chamaeleontlceps. of Early Day. which Is the biological name for tbe tlletlBh. the government sees a new Jennings. Okla. Not for Al Jen- source of marine wealth for New nings of "Beating Back" fame, tat for England. The fish, after an absence Joe Jennings, an early day character In cow- of thirty-thre- e years. Is returning in this section of the Southwest, great numbers to the banks near tbe boy, horse trader and general rousta- "hiinilrnll.fiithnm curve." tOUtl) Of bout, was the town of Jennings naaaed, Nantucket. Secretary Redtleld. during a conference with newspaper men. according to Col. George McElroy. told of the great success met by the bureau of fisheries, which comes under last of the cowmen still In tbe btsssBoes bin department. In advertising tbe tilettsh. In this part of Oklahoma. Then one or the boldest of tbe newspaper men told the secretary that the Tho original townslle of forty aoros newspaper men were offended because the National Press club bad not been was given by .loo Jonnlngs upo re served with samples celvlng a promise that the town would "They shall have some." said the secretary, as be reached for his tele- be given his nume. McKlroy says. phone and called the commissioner of fisheries Tbe Pawnee Indian country. Includ- "There are several hungry gentlemen In my office." said tbe secretary. ing the old Oklahoma triangle, in tbe "They haven't bad any brcakfaU, and they are fierce enough to start trouble center of which Is Jennings, was for me. Tbe only way I can save myself during the next woek Is to supply opened to along with the A lie nui .lil'' St. l'unl'8 cninuUntl, l.tinrtoii. alter tliu mrniorlul hitvici s fur tlie l!rit!h iuiro martyred In settlement w them some of wfc!ch they helping us to advertise. They In September. 1183. tii'l;luin. Acuniig thona Mi'sent who caul" to imy homngt! to Hit' memory ol .MiH Kil'th Cavnll, reprt'SPiitutlvua of the tiletlxh are old Cherokee strip - have been entirely overlooked In distribution." twenty-tw- yoars ago. A namotir every HI (Uiiiii m tit:, from tlio roHter to tlio kins und gimi'ii of (Jrt'iit llrlluin. wen- prcKont. A group of Hrlttati the Just Tben there was some conversation about the demand now being larger of towns within the strip have jest tti d Crohn nursi ii uvtid bb a Buunl of honor. the than the supply, and the secretary said the newspaper mcu must bave a taste been celebrating tho event of tbolr or the fish. Tbe fisheries commissioner thought a while, and discovered that twenty-secon- birthday with anropTi-at- e sent GERMA AT MIDDAY REST he could find two. of about thirty pounds apiece, and these were ordered ceremonies. to tbe Press club. The strip extended westward from the western boundary of the Cherokee nation, about thirty miles east of Jen- Red Men Greet Their "Heap Great White Father" nings, to the Colorado and New Mexico border, Including at ono time. It is UUBAP Gil RAT WHITE FATHER" WfLSON shook hands at the White said, the famous No Man's Land, wblf'h II House the other day with five of the most gaudily boderked Cheyenne Is now divided Into the counties of and Arapahoe Indians who have been In these parts for years. Accompniiled Cimarron, Texas, and Beaver. by their Interpreter, they first visited Chose Daughter for Race. "Little White Father" Tumuliy and The story of how Jennings was expressed their yearnings to receive homestead!l and named Is Interesting, a touch of tbe hand of tbe great white therefore, at this time, when the twenty-se- father cond birthday of the town has - -- Mr. du- rr-s- '' .,y Wilson left his executive Just been observed. :V ties In the main White House and Joe Jennings hud been a resident of went to the executive offices, where this part of tho Indian country for be solemnly shook hands with Uttlfe some time, according to Colonel Man. sixty-nin- years old, gray, and had raised a family here. weazened and warty: Goat Chief, whose parents. Judging from bis own whiskers, made no mistake in naming him: Lion, whose lamblike appearance did not bespeak a proper name; Hab-bl- t Itun and likewise the Interpreter, who wore modern clothes. As the great wblto father entered his oltlces the red men placed their bands over their hearts to indicate that tbey had "good feelings" to everybody aud especially to Mr. Wilson. Severe Penalties for Violations of Food Law

or pure-foo- penalties FUTURE violators the federal law will face heavier Ono of tliu firat pic tures of tho Ciormans on Serbian soil. It shows a Teuton Invndlng division halting for the ever been Inlllcted In the past, Including fines or Imprisonment, noon moa! ami roHt. Tho horses and pack mules are loft to graze, while the men lie down or gather about the sr both, U they persist along cortain lines of violation of the law, and provid- "iroiilimh cannons." the portable field kitchen. ing conspiracy can be shown between f3000 flflB and) Ki two or moro persons In the violation. Jail sentences and heavy fines are GETTING THE WAR MOVIES GERMAN PORTABLE SEARCHLIGHT something which violators of pure-foo- and drugs Inw have little feared up to the present time. In the past, even the most serious violations of the law have resulted In fines or from $10 to $100, the law settling the maximum at f'.'UO In the stateo and t:io0 In t District of Columbia. A number of manufacturers or mlHbranded and adulterat ed products have continued In unlawful business, and have "taken flyer" Made Race for a Quarter Section. when large protlts were In sight, and bave felt safe In the knowledge that If the caught by the government Inspectors or the United States bureau or chem- Including a half grown daughter, then istry a tmall fine would be tbe only penally If the case went against them In perhaps sixteen or sovontoea years court. old. She was the typical eoiatry-raise- d To the suprlse or men who have been engaged In the practice of violating girl of the border day period, play recently tbe pure-foo- law, an old federal statute has been called Into ablo to ride, shoot, hunt and throw a and a new era In the prosecution or unscrupulous manufacturers Is promised. lasso. There Is on the federal statute books a law which makes It an offense for Jennlng's conceived the idea, when any person to conspire with another to violate any existing laws of the announcement of the strip's opening Villi United States. Tbis statute baa been brought In to apply to persons who reached him, that this half grown have conspired to violate the pure-foo- law. and already It has resulted In daughter should make the rare for a t.'fV tines or 13,000 each on two violators of tbe pure-roo- and drug act of ISOtf quarter section of land, which tire .rU and a fine of $5,000 on another. family would homestead. The race for homes whon the Chero- kee strip was opened to settlement will Hydrographic Office Will Fight Fogs With Oil go down In the history of the South- west as the greatest horse race that TEAR tbe shroud of death from the sea to save sblps and their was ever pulled off under the sanction TO Is what bydrographio of federal government --it- i 1 ! ! t S f cargoes of human lives from horrible disaster, the the office of the navy department bopes to do wltb such a commonplace con- Few Knew 8hs Was Girt, trivance as a tank or oil It la the There wore several thousand choice belief now or the experts or the hy- quarter section farms as the prises, drographic office the great govern- and men came from all sections ot the ment bureau wbose duty It Is to sale-guar- d United States to make tlie race and ocean travel that tbey can win a claim It possible. Tbe swiftest aave tbe appalling number or Uvea and most seasoned horses were select- lost In accidents at sea caused by fog. ed wherever tbey were obtainable, for Among tho many devices with which tho German army is equipped is by literally "pouring oil on the trou- all the riders knew that by the men this portable searchlight, small but powerful, which, when not in use, is bled waters." and animals with the best staying qual- and among five men. The oil aa It spreads over tbe ities would the farms be won. taken apart distributed This la a nrench official cinemato- of the sea causes tbe fog to Among the riders Into the Pawnee operator work In first-lin- surface graph at the away and prevents tbe closing country was the half grown Jennings trenches. In mnklng moving pic- clear (n a ahip of fog banks. The tain girl, and she proved ber ability as m SlGumiTlL fighting the operator baa on tures of the or oil keeps tbs cold air from coming In direct contact wltb the warmer horsewoman. to take as many chances as the sol- film water and tbua hinders tbe condensation of water vapor tbe cause of tog. Dressed in men's clothing, with V, Thlel, trcssurer of dier. urge frank J. assistant So important Is this discovery that the experts now that the lanes high-heele- boots and spurs, sbo en- official capacity la Die tin ted 8tatcs. In bis of the great liners that travel from New York and other American ports be tered tbe race and won a oiatat, a 500,000 checks a A Plsce for Him. called on to sign nearly protected rrom fog by tbls new use of oil. tract of valley land lying between two Recently check-signin- machine While at lunch with William At year. a A double line ot permanent oil tanks, slowly ootlng oil on to the surface long ranges of low hills, one of the Installed, and other day Mr Tblel hlngdnn and Willie Collier, the ac one was the it the sea. off the Newfoundland banks, would make, It Is believed, of tbe prettiest natural spots in the satire 100 In 6( seconds tors, young (englishman, also an ngned chocks a most dangerous ship tracks on tbe blgb seas comparatively safe. The strip country. actor. Indulged In numerous crltl These banks la the most dangerous fog area In the Atlantic. oil Having won the :lalm, family clsms of America and American In- region tho tanks could be stretched lor miles along tbe aea in tho where tho evidently did not care for it, before stitutions. It became very distaste- fir Titanic met ber fate long three-fourth- s of had been sold ful to AbbliiKdon, who Is a British it to Simmons and 40 uhject and was not permitted to Join John tbo other Sheep Made Much onntiirtr door and got Into acres bad been given for town army, even thoiiRh he applied. Trouble. iknh site the oflice. A dosen bank clerks, on condition new town you don't like America aud bet The exploits or the proverbial bull tho main that the bo "If Induced tbe animal to Jennings. family suggested Abblngdon to bit In tho chlua shop have been emulated aided by rule- r- named The then left people," kitchen, where It was country, younger "why if not surpassed, by the raid of a return to tbe this section of the and la la eventually cornered, trussed up. and ter years It was reported don't you go over to Kngland and helj aheop on the Rugby IKng.l branch or that Jos Jen. Ignomlnlously carried away, aMer bar nlngs was living in Old Mexico. light for your own country? Yot Lloyd's bsnk. Th sheep dashed In ing kept the bank staff busy for nearly could get in the army " to the roar of the bank premises, wltb i two hours. "No, I couldn't," the younger Eng two drovers In bot pursuit, Gaining Baby With Two Heads Soon DM. lishman hastened to explain. "I tried entrance to tbe kitchens. It made a Camden, N. J. A baby girl, weigh- Rssl Desire. but they wouldn't let me in because terrific clattsr among the pots and Tbslr ing 18 pounds and having throe per- A many people, when they they said. I had a tloating kidney." pans, and tbsn leaped through a win- good fectly formed arms, two hvads and mow "Well." suddenly Interjected Colllei dow and turned on a water tap. Toe pray, don't ask Providence to four legs, was born to Mrs. Dransy yard for them, would with a bit of sarcasm, "that wouldn't drovers were capsized In the struggle tbe front bat Zaneskl of this city. It died withbs a keep you from Joining the navy, would which ensued, and the sbeeu bolted like to. Cleveland Leader. (ew hours. It?" Saturday evening I'oat, THE CLOVIS NEWS PST KNOW SIGNALS DOES AWAY WITH THE WEEDS SUDDEN DEATH Mechanical Sprinkler Accompliahes Caused by Disease of the KIdneya the Work With the Utmost Thor- The close connection which exists medical opinion, without charge ab IMPORTANT PART OF THE WORK oughness and Speed. between tbe heart and tbe kidneys Is solutely free. Thia "Ammo" r in. n well known nowadays. As soon as Pierce's Is 37 times more active than OF A RAILROADER. kidneya are diseased, tension llthla, dissolves in iiqjjnpjflirr The accompanying illustration arterial for It urlo acid the shows la Increased and the heart functions system, as hot water, doea sugar. how ccrtuln railroad and trolley com- are attacked. When the kidneys no Simply ask, for Dr. Plerce'sT Anurle English Magaiine Tell of Methods panies are resorting to mechanical longer pour forth waste, uremlo poi- Tablets. There can be no imitation. eliminating person Which Are In Use In That Coun- sprinklers for wends and soning occurs, and the dies and Every package of "Anurlc" is sure to grasses from the roadbed. Hand-weedin- cause la often given aa heart dis- be Dr. Pierce's. Ton win And th sig- CHASTISER OF CAPITALISTS try to Make Men Expert the haa three strong objections: It Is ease, or disease of brain or lungs. nature on the package Just aa yen do In That Respect. expensive. It does not dostroy the It Is a good Insurance ugalnst such a on Dr. Pierce's Favorite Proscription, to aend 10 centa large ever-famo- Frank P. Walsh, aa chairman of rootii. and hence is only temporary in risk for a trial the friend to ailing One of most important parts of package of "Anurlc" the lateat dis- women. tbe federal Induatrial relattona com' the Its effects, and It disturbs tbe road a educa- covery of Dr. Pierce. Also send a Worry is a frequent causa and mission, made tbe country alt up and railroad driver's technical surface. Inviting dust and wnshout. tion is that of acquiring a aound aample of your water. Thla will be sometimes a symptom, of kidney dis- take notice by bia verbal chastisement ISurnlng the weeds and grasses is aUo examined charge by expert im- knowledge of the roada and signals of without ease. Thousands have testified to of capitalists. Persons who like Inefficient, f ir besides its expense, It chemists Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Ho- symptoms the in which he is required at mediate relief from ,these radical utterances applauded blm aa district stimulates the weeds, und is a danger tel, Buffalo, N. Y. When you Buffer after using Dr. Pierce's Anurlc Tablets snys Tit-llits- . man of fearless courage. Other to work, London lis from backache, frequent or acanty for the kidneys and backache. know so as folk of the more conservative sort must all the gradients urine, rheumatic pains here or there, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to engine accordingly, be worn-ou- t feel- were horrified, and called blm an agi- work his or that constant tired, makes weak women strong; sick conversant with speed restrictions at ing, It's time to write Dr. Pierce, de- women well. No a'oohol. Bold in tating demagogue and trouble-make- curves, and im- scribe your symptoms and get his tablets or liquid. Mr. Walsh, who comes from Kan- Junctions, round at portant and, above all, be sas City, Mo., was appointed as one stations, signals promptly and of the representatives of able to read the three the correctly. long runs, over busy V "A public, the other two groups In the On portions of the line, some hundreds of Watch Your Colls " commission representing the employ 5 signals are encountered, and It la im- for Ooiitbt, Colds and DUtfntr. ant at th flint armptoaM of anr A ers and the employees. Walsh was turfe ailment, tv knuUI doaa of Ibat woodarlul fmijt sww t the only one who Jumped out of bia perative for public safety that no er- uiurt n4 in auintj, be made eyes BFOHN'S DISTEMPER IXIMPOCND class In the findings of tbe commis- ror with them. In the his Is greatest pos as M rtata and It a b' ttiii M and th dota of aar draaslaii jwraiaaa sion. He stood with tbe three labor of officials It the dtlr, or de)lTvrtMl br HI'OHN MRDICALm, sible offonse to ChomlaU ftaa BtMlortoUigUu, Ouabas. lad.. V. aV members In tbe main report of the for a driver mistake or overlook a signal, and when audi commission assailing capitalism. Reasonable Aspiration. A man never knows what can do occurs the delinquent Is punished he Although Walsh went with tbe la- suppose you have high ambitious until tries and If he Is there-ar- either by a fine, reduction In rank, or "I he wise bor men, be Is not numbered with tbe your boy!" a lot of thinga he will not try. dismissal, according to the Importance for proletariat In Kansas City. He owns "Well, I wouldn't say that, exactly, of the signal concerned and the result T S and lives In one of the finest houses I do hope he won't out Break-Up-A-Co- td of not acting on It. If, during fog or but that turn Weeks' Tablets In the city. He had a law practice that earned him $50,000 a year, which be to u falling snow, la to tho mule assistant femule A guaranteed romedy for CoMs anil gave up temporarily to $10 day and expenses. a driver doubtful about he head the commission at a dancing trocher." Detroit Free Press. Im tirlppe. Price 25c of your dragfitst. fifty-tw- o a signal, he Is required according to He la years old, but looks ten years younger. He Is married Vw'i-nj-V- the position of same to It's good. Take nothing else. Adv. and baa eight children. He began work aa a district messenger boy In Kan- and nature pull up, or run caution until he ob DON'T MIND PIMPLES sas City at tbe age of ten. Then be studied stenograpBy, and at twenty-on- e at serves condition following The average man's Idea of, revenge was) a court stenographer. Four years later he was admitted to tbe bar. tbe of tbe one. Cutlcura Soap and Ointment Will Bait is to take the alarm clock oat into tho-hac- Borne companies keep a register, In Ish Them. Trial Free. yard and hit It with an ax. a book or on foolscap, of all the roada ARCTIC CIRCLE SENATOR that their drivers are acquainted with These fragrant aupercreamy emo- Not Cray Hair bat Tired Kvaa Individually, resort to a llients do ao much to cleanse, purify make Ui look older thsn we are. Hasp your whilst others E.ros yuuiig sod will kmk young, aftar card-inde- The Spray Both Kills the Weeds and and beautify skin, scalp, and tod system, having a separate the hair Mia Movlt Hlwars Murine Your Frank A. Aldrlch Is a hardy man, Preaerves Railway you Zjm card for each man, the whele number the Tiea. bands that cannot afford to be Don't Uill your uiju. and ha needs to be in order to fulfill without them. Besides they meet being arranged alphabetically so as to to surrounding property and to the hla pabllo duties. For Mr. Aldrich readily accessible. They are beaded every want in toilet preparations and Itathor than waste kliidnnas on an upper right of way. With the aid of the is member of tbe house of the , are most economical. ungrateful man, lavish It on dog. "I, hereby certify that I have a equipment in the illustration, however, a legislature of Alaska, und when the Sample each free by mall with Rook. thorough knowledge of the roads and a distar.co of 18 to 20 miles, and a lawmakers of the territory are called signals between and ," Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept. XV, Red Crnm Mas nine, much hrtter, com up whilst width of 12 feet can be sprayod with In session he girds his loins, packs bulow this they are portltloned off Into lloston. Sold everywhere. Adv. further than liquid blue. (!rt from any hla dbg sledgns and sets out on a trip the solution at an operating speed of grocer. Adv. several squares. The various destina- 15 miles an hour. Popular Sclenco from the Arctic circle that laus thirty-eigh- t Conaiatent. tions, with routes, are entered sepa Is days. Thirty-thre- of days and World's Advance. pre- Hatred self punishment. these 1 X ' """"a. fr jS rately In squares, and the "HIrkIiib Is always preaching apent the driver are traveling on a sledge. signs his tiano, with date, underneath paredness." Down here this seems Ilka a r-ur:-J. each place be Is acquainted with. BROTHERS IN ODD ACCIDENT "Vu8," and he practices what he hardy adventure, but In Alaska the Tho men, aa a rule, obtain a general preaches, too. lie always manages to Answer .he Alarm! Inhabitants do not think it anything When Hit, One la Pitched to One Lo- bill V knowledge of signals of ro- be out whun collectors call." Aid-ric- the their A bud back makes day's out of the ordinary, and h comotive and to a work, twice spoctlve during period the Other aa has had a ilfe training makes localities the iiuru. rtneaaenn umiany comes xrum that they are engaged as Bremen. Often, Second Train. Important to Mothers weak kidneya, und if headaches, drzr.l-ne- hlat look on it as rather trlval. In- Examine carefully every bottle of or urinary ilikordera are added, howover, when promoted to drivers, CASTOKIA, deed, when he was In New York re- Ernest Laura, thirty-fou- r years old, a safe and sure remedy for don't wait act heln before dronnv. they di not fool sufficiently conversant Infanta gravel or llrliiht's diNcam net in, cently for tbe first time he Intimated Albert Laura, twenty-two- , broth- and children, and see that it Doan'a with them In some part to undertnko and Kidney I'llla have lironiiht new life and that a aledge Journey of hundreds of ers, Springfield, expected to Bears thn the responsibility of running trains of are die new atreniith to thnuannds of working miles over tbe snowy wastes was noth- aa of unusual accident Signature men and women, lived reeomnwnd-e- d there offhand under own charge, a result an snd ing to compare with a trip across their a point Lon the world over. It Is customary then supply them which occurred at near In Use For Over SO Yean. avenue through tbe of to Fifth streams with an engino pass, they don, where the tracks of the nig Four Children Cry for Fletcher's. A Wyoming Case automobiles. and travel Cutoria as third man on engines engaged null J viii.njifnum i (i i I n i D sum ,iu i u Senator Aldrlch was born In Fort lol within only a few feet of each ZVuaiiaiory Ha. ' ' J . working to and fro In tbe neighbor Acrid. p ront ax., rnut umca Qffeyne, Ind., Hfty-eigh- t years and age Gen bro, at the of nineteen he Joined hood concerned until they have over other. Tho Tombstone Man (after several Dox No. 708, ru,wllna, Iral Terry'a command on the Yellowstone during Indian campaign Tho brothers, who were riding In Wye, a n; "My river tbe come their deficiency and have confi a abortive suggestions) How would j of 1S7S. He was driving a six-mul- e government team In Terry's division in carriage, attempted, it la thought, to bark waa ao tfcaie dence In signing their nnmes as pros simple "Gone Home" do? und painful that I Montana the time of the Custer massacre. The next year waa cross Pennsyl- at be with sosslng tho required knowledge. Men tho tracks ahead of a Mrs. Ncwwoeds I guess that would wua all Mooped ever (Jen, Nelson A. Miles In the Nes Perces expedition, Joseph Big locomo- ofusn (o put in which Chief transform from one district to an vania train, when a Four be all right. It was always the last and hu,l was captured. In 1879 he began prospecting for gold, and has pursued tho tive struck the vehicle. Ernest was my hanini on the other also learn tbe roads and signals place be ever thought of going. Puck. sum II of my back for career of a miner ever since. He was elected to the Alaaka legislature iu pll. Hlg in this manner. hurled to tho t of the Four relief. Censtnnt Jarr- 1913. engine pnd his brother was thrown up- ing- while railroad- Used on the pilot of the Pennsylvania Whenever Quinine is Needed ing, no doubt, loo tiroiialit on the trou- NEW METHOD OF LUBRICATION mctlve. The engineers know nothing Does Not Affect tbe Head ble, finally I imed NEW CHINESE MINISTER of the accident until they reached Co- Bwmmivt ll Ionic and Inintlr rttrrt Tidhd'h Kiilnny 1'UI lumbus and found tho men oa tho en VI IN1NK will l found betli-- r and I hey fixed me up Is Said to Do Away With Much Trou- than onlinary Quinine for any pur pom for nil rlKht. I wrmM have lie en UM up If ble Which Has Hitherto Been gines. arhlfh Vululoe la uk.I. Dora nol eauac were not for this medicine." nor It Hundreds of young men wom- The Injured men were taken to a rinitlnirln hral. Krmrtnlr thra and Experienced. In onl.r one "ltruinu V1111'." Tnitt la Lam Cat Doaa'e at Aay Stem, Me a Be en scattered throughout the United hospital. They have n:t regained con- lire Bmnin y.ilulue. Look (or alfualura uf B. W Urova. tie. States remember their young Colum- Considerable trouble was experi- sciousness. Ernest Laura sustained a DOAN'S WAV bia university V. K. Wellington fractured skull and his right eye was FOSTER-MIL- URN CO. BUFFALO, T. friend, enced in lubricating crosshead pins Profitable. K Koo. many out. Tbe bas sev- It hasn't been so months with oil, which resulted In adopting torn other brother "It's a shame tho way they crowd since graduated eral fractured riba and Internal In- he with them and other means of lubrication, says Popu- Something ought to be juries. Columbus, Ohio, Dispatch to those cars. wont home to China. Should they lar Mechanics. Pin grease waa used done about It." Constipation desire to see Doctor now, they Cincinnati Enquirer. Koo successfully on tho side and main rois "Something haa been done about It. will find him minister to the United of tho locomotives for lubricating the The company declared a 20 per cent Vanishes Forever States, at the Chinese embassy In brass and crankpln, and the Idea em- Festival of the Sun. dividend the other day." Prompt Relief Permanent Curs) Washington. In bodied the sketch waa worked out, The annual sun festival (fete du CARTER'S LITTLE Doctor Koo la Just thirty years which clearly method. illustratea the solell) of the Astronomical society ol LIVER PILLS old. To him has been Intrusted The grease Is put Into cavity, and never the the France, which has been held annually What the Doctor Knows fad. Purely vegeta destiny of In to A i China Its relation the on the Eiffel tower since 1904, on the Die act surely western world. He has dedicated his evening summer solstice, was out gentry on y of the KIDNEYS MUST BB RIGHT TO yiirr."'!-!- i life to "save China as a nation from omitted this year on account of the tne nvei itti r i being dismembered and swallowed up war. Several Spanish mombers of INSURE HEALTH Stop aft dinner di In the maelstrom of the European society, however, as well as other the tress-cu- re . war." Spanish astronomers; held a sun festi- Few people realize to what extent their indigestion," Koo popular Colum- health depends upon condition of the Doctor waa at val of tholr own at the Fabra obser- the Improve the complexion, brighten the eyes. bia, a In activities, kidneys. leader student vatory, In Barcelona, the director of SMALL PILL, SMALL SMALL physicisn nearly se- DOSE, PRICE. editor of tbe college paper, and active which, Senor J. Comas Sola, Is well The in all eases of rious illness, makes a chemical snilytu Genuine must bear Signature In athletic and literary groups. Doctor known for his solar Investigations. It grown of the pttient's urine. Me knows thst un- Koo has a trifle more sedate Method of Lubricating Crosshead Pins la likely that this event will hereafter less the kidneys are doing their work Ince hla diplomatic duties have been With Grease, and a Substitute for be celebrated annually at Barcelona, properly, the other organs cannot readily pot upon him. He Is hailed by Prof. John Bassett Moore and other enthusi- Taper Pins. as well as at Paris. Scientific Amer be brought back to health and strength. astic American friends as "a most brilliant student of International law, ican. When the kidneys are neglected or comparable to the prodigies of a century ago William Pitt, Fox and Alex- the plug forces the grease into the abuied in any way. serious reaulta are sure lots In bearing to follow. Therefore, it is particularly ander Hamilton." cut the surface cf the Serpent Eagle. pin. The and the neeemar) to pay more attention to the A serpent and and eagle were strug health ot these important organs. In order to overcome delays in re- gling with of ideal herbal compound haa moving bent taper pins, which wero oach other In the throes An that hid WOULD TAX RICH HEIRS a deadly conflct Thi serpont bad the remarkable sureeu ss a kidney remedy it A Soluble Antiseptic Powder used to prevent tho nuts from working . to advantaso. and was about strangle Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root- oft the crosshead pin, a spring ring to be dissolved in water as needed the bird. A countryman saw them, The mild snd healing influence of thif says was dovlsed. The sketch stows the in most real- Senator Norria of Nebraska and running up, loosed the coll of preparation, eases, is soon For Douches be Intends to Introduce In the senate method of its application. To remove ized, sccording to sworn statements and In the local treatment ot woman's Ills, the serpent, and lot the eagle go free. as a trill providing a graduated tax the device. Insert a cblael and pry the verified testimony of those who hare need such leueorrhnea and inflatiMnatlan. hat for The serpent, irritated at tho escape the remedy. doucnea ot Paztlne are very tllRacious, on Inheritances. ends out of the holes. Mo woman who ever used of his prey, let fly his poison, and in- When your kidneys require attention, has medieatad "An tax," Senator Nor- dimi'hes will fail to appreciate the etaaa and Inheritance jected It Into drinking horn of get Swamp-Roo- t once from any phar- says, any Large Locomotive Order. tie the st ton.illliy ennilltion Paztina produces aori the ria "would not take from countryman. The rustic, ignorant of macy. It is arid hv every druggist in bot- prompt relief (mm screiiem and discomfort any- The Illinois Central placed man a single dollar he had done railroad bis danger, waa about to drink, when tles of two siict 50c snd 11.00. wuiob tollowatta uae.ThU l heeanse Paxtinst an order for the construction 69 prMsestea superior cleansing, thing; toward earning. It would, In of the eaclo struck bis band with his Ilowever, if you winh first to teat thia dislareot only property locomotives for passenger and freight great preparation, send ten rents to l)r in ana nettling properttae. fact, take a part of the wing, and soiling the drinking turn I'or tun years tho LrJIa B. sorvlco with the Lima Locomotive cor Kilmer 4 Co., Hinihamton. N. Y., for a that the legislatures of the states or I:. his tnlons, carried It up aloft. Piukliatn Medicine Co. lias rec- Nation a right. If they poration of Lima. Ohio. Tho engines ample bottle. When writing be sure snd ommended In ttae.tr of the have From Aesop s Fables. mention this paper. Adv. Paztlne fit, to take away entirely. will cost $1,500,090 and will bo placed private correinowlonre with wo- Qoe - men, which proves its super!, i . ""4 in on through freight and , "I do not believe any Injustice can service the The female of the species is the only. Women who have been Fifty-fou- The 8peclal Kind. i ; . i . i t . . . coma from taking away a portion of passenger services. r of the J Pi Said local nowspaper weeping expert of the human race. an inheritance from a man who bas locomotives are to be of the Mikado a wit to a weisht in zold." At dmgKtna. 'Tir comrade In crime, "What waa first sue. large imz or ny man. sample done nothing whatever toward Ita ac- type and the remainder of tbe PaclHc the Ire, lambasting which Adau got from Smile oa wash day. That's when yon use lbs Paxton Toiler Co., Boston, Mast. quisition. Is taking something that type. Red Croe ling It Eve?" Blue. Clothes whiter than he has not produced. The particular now. All grocei. Adv. LOSSES SUftTlV PREVENTED "I guess It was a lamb chop," an- provisions I propose will leave enough, Wireless Eye Latest. BLACK br CmNrt SUektef PH. swered the other feebly, after deep Anyway, pessimist never us prtrwl. fmll. relUble; hf without any serious taxation, to keep One of the rcost novel of recent In- a bores Wurn ,bckMn btcanaarmdtM ara. and prolonged thought hla alleged funny atoriea. ttra tft,e mI fill. him and all his friends and family In ventions Is by Samuol Spits, a Her- tt for booklet and imttfrKmiala "Nothing of the kind." chuckled the siMkue i absolute luxury during all their lives." man. It Is known as wireless In-t- riu "the was I ilAjl ff.Met. BleMilaa wale . first "It a rib roast" To keep healthy a Mr. Norris proposes to tax all In- eye," and It la claimed for It In clean snd take Dr. T'M in Inwtar. bat Caun-- bMt. that Pierre' Pleasant 1'elleta. They regulate T ty at pratfuett la du to orr if heritances, direct and collateral, in tho darkest night thn eye can see over liver, bowels sod atomach. Adv. faart of tprl,Mtlnc In vaMloat atS anat aMy. A 8ldestepper. iMltt til Cutltr't. If uiMtxAtat1-!- antar ftfr' excess of $50,000. The rate be pro- - a radius of several miloa. THE CUIUS USOSATORV. StraataB, Camera, "Is your husband going to be a can- pofcoe la 1 per cent on the drat $50,000 above tbe exemption, 2 per cent on A woman Is seldom a heroine th didate?" asked one woman. to bor next $100,000, $ per cent on the next $100,000, 4 per cent on next $100,000 Roada Net Always to Blame. ixtoen-year-ol- duughter. PAR titer's the "I dont know." replied the other. HAIR 6 per cent on tbe next $100,000, l per cent on the next $500,00(1, 10 per cent on Many of BALSAM the the forest fires attributed "He says he Is In the hands of his S tnltot araparttkm ef mrric next $1,000,000, IS per cent on the next $2,000,000, 20 per cent on next to Kya Remedy II Mpa to radlat dndru IT. the railroads are causod by sparks friends." tSliU Marina CaClaleage aa4 $5,aeo.O0O. 30 per on next $10,000,000. per nt 'ue mutinied ttouk of the Ere Free. Far Raatarkas Cofer cent the 45 rent on the next $15, from locomotives, but by cigar anl John, try- Beaatr taOra or Faded Hair "That's all over. Always tot- antt 00 at 009,000, CO par $16,000,000, 76 r tl cant on tbe next and per cent on all over $50. cigarette butts thrown from smoking-ca- ing put some- L...rSl !ft0,OC0. to the responsibility on A woman's birthday Is a fact, but windows. body else!" aar age Is fiction. W. N. U., DENVER, NO. O-IS- lt. LAST CALL A Merry THE TIME IS HERE Christmas

The management of the Model Grocery wishes for Today is the last day to do your Christmas Shopping. all the citizens of Clovis and Curry County, yes, for We can please you with presents for the whole fa- all mankind, "A Merry Christmas and a pleasant and mily. We are extremely grateful for the splendid prosperous New Year. patronage which we have enjoyed this fall, and es- We have striven diligently, daring the past year, to gain and merit pecially for the big Holiday trade. We have en- your confidence and patronage. We have made every effort to deavored to please you and, the fact that our busi- provide you with the very highest grade of Groceries at the very lowest, possible price. We believe that the saving we have made ness has so much increased lately, tells us that our to those families who have utilized our service, have been sub- efforts have not been in vain. Come and see us stantial. Those who bought their Christmas dinner supplies at the Model Grocery will be twice happy. again. You are always welcome at our store. Wishing all customers Merry our friends and a For the coming year we can guarantee the same Happy New Year, we Christmas and a are courteous treatment, prompt service and low prices. Yours for Satisfactory Service, We'll appreciate patronage. The Model Grocery A. B. AUSTIN, Proprietor, Phone 29

Saturday. The forme had to undergo a severe operation on Fairfield Facts his left foot We feel that our community Glenn Snodderly, Miss Vera is not only coming alive, but is Berry and Miss Grace Hill visit- All Car Owners really growing, as we see new ed T. C. Gallagher and sister, BANK comers moving in and making Elsie, Sunday. OUR on old deserted Know This Garage homes the Of all the crickets I have ever claims. heard of, I have never heard of Do All Kinds of Repair Work G. B. Thatcher was in Clovis one that was related to a lark We Saturday on business. and a seal or polar bear. Cold Mrs. Blair was a visitor at the blooded you know. YOUR BANK school two mornings last week. Wide Awake. We overhaul your car when it gets Edd Houston has returned cranky guarantee all magneto and a prolonged stay in the and after Ruth Reporter Deposit your money with us. It is safe and elf-starter cotton fields. work. Still the new comers continue draws interest We save you money on tires and other Francis Curry is now sending to come. his children to school. supplies by paying the transportation three J. w. Manning has a new Pay your bills by check. It is safe, convenient Kaffer has been very ill charges ourselves. Mrs. Ford. businesslike, and each canceled check is a lately, is able to be about but Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stout and we all glad to WE ARE FULLY EQUIPPED FOR now, which are Miss Jessie Harris visited Clovis learn. ALL KINDS OF AUTO WORK. Thursday. Negotiate your loans from us. Approved se- There seems to be quite an Arthur Hickman brought out will get you Sunday School curity you any amount want at interest taken in a new buggy Friday. since it has been moved to the modest interest. Walter Sheridan is drilling a new building, although the well Mr. Chandler. weather and other things kept a for Substantial men own this bank; substantial Mission Garage grsater part of the crowd away Prof. Thomas dehorned Borne men are its depositors; substantial men have last Sunday. cattle Saturday. made it what it is and will make it greater. D. W. KING, Prop. Miss A merry, merry Christmas and Arthur Hickman and visited Hellene a happy New Year to everyone, Jessie Harris This bank wants YOU in the ranks of its sub- Saturday. stantial friends. It is YOUR bank in theory Hill Notes J. W. Manning and family Pleasant make it so in practice. Rev. Taylor, of Texico, was started to Okahoma Saturday to a visitor at our school last Tues- visit Mr. Manning's parents G. V. STEED They went day. during Christmas. overland in their car. W. VV. Hun gate and Prof. J. I Undertaker & Embalmer H. Kays went to Clovis the first Grandma Sheridan is still quite of last week. sick. First National Bank Dr. McClellan, of Texico, and Lots of improvements going Manager Clovis Cemetery Farwell, made a very interest- on in tnis part, iook any way ing and instructive speech on and you will see new buildings Phone 38. Day Night Phone U. practical hygiene and physi- of some kind. We buy and sell ology. Merry to Editor Christmas the Plumbing second-Han- CarlOlander, a brother of Mrs. and all of the Readers of the Col C. G. Jenkins, th auc- Strayed or Stolen Monroe Lee, left Texico last News is the wish of Work, tioneer, will leave in a few days Scotch fox terrier, bob tail Wednesday to spend Christmas Grandpa. CLOTHING his old home in Missouri, dog. Black spot over each eye, with his home friends at Freder-ictow- n, for plumb- AND he will undergo treat- answers Mutt. Return Mo. Concerts This Winter- - For good, sanitary where to name Band ing that will stand the test, He expects to return T. C. Gallagher, Ray R. Hun-gat- e, ment to 421 W. Grand Ave. and re- The management of the Ly phon 407 House Furnishings later. ceive reward. It Frank Martin and J. A. ceum Theater has engaged John- Blackwell went to a debate and Band a great expense to and take orders for S, T Lawrence had a sale at son's at suits. Call RENT-1- literary at Frio last Friday night. give inside the theater V. J. HIVELY at 103 South Main and get a ranch Monday which was FOR -2 a 4 room a concert his T. C. Gallagher and brother, each Saturday night during the bargain. quite iuccess. Cash Ramey warm, plasted, furnished house. 256, 6 p. m. 21-t- f Eugene, twent to Clovis last winter. Let us figure on your work V. B. WILSON jras the auctioneer. Phone after