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CLOVIS, COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, APRIL 9, 1915 VOL. 8. NO. 40 CURRY $1.00 TER YEAR ,BOND ISSUE CARRIES BY LARGE MAJORITY

Some Flowers Easter in Clovis. Coleman-Fifie- ld Ambulance Team ISSUE FOR $18,000.00 While You Live Easter was observed with Last Friday evening at eight Makes Spectacular Run. BOND appropriate sermons and spec- Ralph It is nothing unusual to place o'clock Rev. D. Fifield, of Considerable commotion was ial music in all the Clovis Texico, d Miss MAJORITY flowers on the casket or the an Elsie Coleman, started along Main Friday CARRIES BY LARGE. churches. Protestant and Catho- St grave of the dead. We will of Minnesota, were married at morning when hospital team lic. The new dresses and beau- the even throw bouquets to the liv- the church i n Farwell. The which was hitched to load of tiful hats were in evidence too, a Many Women Cast Ballot and Manifest Much Interest. ing sometimes when we are church was beautifully decorat- coal became and which also featured the coming frightened ran about separated from ed, and the seating capacity away, using "for to be of Easter and made us realize Main street them. But how seldom w e would not accomodate the their course while en route back held Tuesday for that springtime had come at last. people. Miss Coleman was The election Willard is Champion show our appreciation of those at to their stable at the hospital. electing five "The Open Daor," the name of by ma- the purpose of whose fellowship still continues! tended Mrs. Hendrix as At the first crossing the side also to vote Jess Wiilard, th Kansas cow- the Easter exercises at the tron of honor and school trustees and From the time I came to Clovis Mr.Fifield's boards jarred loose, and the bond issue boy, is the new heavywetght Christian church, by the Sun- first man was Rev. Hendrix, on the $18,000.00 I have had unfailing cause for balance of Main street to Mon- at champion pugilist of the world. day School children, with Misses pastor of the Methodist church aroused.moie interest than gratitude to the Clovis people, roe was strewn with the valu- The He knocked out Jack Johnson, "Sweetie' Oldham and Pauline in Texico. A simple ring cere- first seemed apparent. and especially has there grown able commodity. One- would this the black champion, in Downing taking leading parts, mony was performed by C. W. school conditions were bad the upon me for the past few months have thought that the long of insufficient tweny sixth round of their was a decided success and much Lambert, pastor of the Christian year on account a feeling that 1 must express looked for paving of Main had a feeling championship bout here today, praise is due Mesdames Claude church of Clovis. school room and this gratitude in this broad-cas- t begun. Att'y J. S. Fitzhugh, it was Johnson's fight all the Downing, Mansingo and Hicks Mr. Fifield has recently taken seems to have been general that way. while trying to stop the run- way until the twenty-secon- for training the children. the work as minister of there should not be a continua- Through all these months, and the away was hit by a Ford car, any round, when his vitality left Christian churhes of Farwell, tion of existing conditions especially since the opening of which was driven by a woman. of him because of the hard pace Christian Church. Portales and Melrose and has al- longer. The concensus Christmas season I have been Outside of rather a severe good which he carried thoughout the Beginning Sunday, ready a large number of friends opinion seems to be that a the undeserving recipient o f next the shake up, Mr. Fitzhugh was early rounds. in these places who are glad to substantial ward school should such a stream of favors and Christian Church will hold its soon able to be about and jok- The Kansas plainsman then Lyce- welcome his helper and to wish be built on the West side. The kindnesses of many kinds from evening services in the ing over the incident. good opened his heaviest attack and them success and happiness in bond issue carried by a the Christian Church people in um for a time. Careful thought in the next few rounds carried new work. substantial majority. 487 votes particular Clovis people will be taken to make each ser- their of th the fight away from the black and vice interesting and helpful to Clovis Woman' Club. were cast, 357 in favor generally that I have been utter- A man and toppled him over with all. Special music every Sun- The Clovis Womans Club met issue anl 130 against t. ly at a loss to know how to re- Praetorians rights and lefts to the jaw and Come help last week total of 493 votes being cast ceive them becomingly and to day evening. and All members of Clovis Council at the home of the blows to the face. president, for directors and bond issue. make a fitting reply. Since the us. o f Praetorians No. 770 are Mrs. T. J. Stalker. Seventeen thousand persons Rev. B. Rice, Paso, was a special call- The five trustees selected out source of some of these is yet J. of El especially urged to be present This meeting H. saw the combat and when John- will April ed to study of the ten named were: W. undiscovered, I am throwing out Texas be here 16th, at the next regular meeting of numbers on the 357; son crumpled up on the floor preach for year book which had omit- Taylor, 378; A. J. Rodes. these remarks as a bouquet of 15th and 18th to us Praetorians, the second Tuesday baen from a fierce right swing to the special cam- ted previous W. I. Luikart. 273; D. N. Croft, flowers, mag- and to lead us in a night the 13th. o f April, a t at meetings. jaw, the crowd broke into the an offering to the 212; A. L. Dillon. 210. paign for pledges for our Hall, which was for- There was a good attendance ring. Soldiers cleared the ring. nanimous spirit of the people of Praetorian this city. May their perfume building fund. This campaign merly known as Moose Hall. and the program was very en- Johnson took the referee's be brougt joyable to present. reach to the last heart that beats is to to a climax at Some special work and1 several those count while lying on the ropes, Lyceum Sunday evening, The Club Buys Artificial Limb to the tune of "brotherly love" the will take the Queen's Degree. met last Tuesday but the moment after Referee Apr. 18th. Mr. Rice is the afternoon in regular session A. L. Await was acting as the whether he knows me or not. The ladies will serve refresh- Welsh had given the decision, president of the New Mexico with Mrs. F. K. Mason. trood Samaritan this week in After some considerable ex- ments. the former champion got to his West Texas Christian Mission-ai- y The meeting opened with jrettinar money subscribed to perience with sickness both in Make a special effort to be feet in lime to greet the wild Society and 'is a man of nat- quotations from the Bible. procure an artificial limb for my own home and in the home present. rush of excited spectators. ional reputation. You can't Miss Curren responded with a Nichols. $100 was neces- of others, I am thoroughly con- J. R. Elmore, Recorder. I'earl The knockout came so sudden- afford mis3 hearing him. piano solo, "Humoresque" and and amount hud been vinced that one would not soon to' B, M. Brizendine, sary that ly that the big crowd seemed as Mrs. S. C. Nutter read a beau raised by Mr. Await find a place where there is great- Sublime Augustus. practically much dazed as Johnson himself. Methodist Church. tiful poem, "Easter Angels" by Thursday evening. er sympathy or more willingness Up to the time of the final blow, we can have an attendance G. W4 Crofts, an Iowa poet, who is 14 years old had t o help everywhere manifest. If A Biithday Party. Pearl, Johnson showed but few marks of seventy three more this which explained the significance amputated at Texico Who is ever sick without feeling Master Ray Blumlein enter- her limb of battle but had slowed up and Sunday at Sunday School, than of Easter. years ago as a result about at least a few friends as tained 32 friends in honor of about six was perceptibly tiring, Willard last Sunday, we will then have During the hour of chatting, Bnake bite. She is Paul felt about the Galatians his sixth birthday, Wednesday, of a rattle said as he was being escorted hundred in our Sunday enjoyable an- de- been possible, ye three at the residence of his parents, refreshments of one of a large family and is away, that he was never hurt or "that if it had gel School. Let us see how near Mr. and Mrs. Blumlein food cake and chocolate on a widowed mother would have pulled out your own Frank --1 pendent in danger at any time. we can reach these figures were served. rais-in- g West Clovis. The afternoon for a living. The work of Johnson said he had no excuse eyes and given them to me?" in this Sunday. Subject for the was spent in playing out door money for this wortny cause to offer and that "a better and I am tempted to name a few morning sermon, the Martyr- games. At conclusion of speaks highly of the men who younger man had taken the o f those who have prompted the Miss Orpha Appleman wishes dom of St. Stephen. The sub- frolic, Mrs. Blumlein serv- have subscribed to the cause and championship title." these words, but the list grows their to announce that she has not ject for the evening service ed children with dainty re- to Messrs Await, Nelson and as I think of it to such length the been sick with nervous prostra- will be, "What are we going to freshments. She was assisted Neal who took up the work and that I am constrained to close by tion and has not given up her do about the saloons? We are in the serving by little Misses raised the amount. Lewis saying that if they will call and music class, as has been report- Messrs. Hunter and anxious for all the boys under Juanita Brashire and Alice Real separate their dishes for me I ed. She has recently been have opened up a Estate carry fifteen to attend the evening Honeycutt. will them home What sick with a cold but has been con- now in the Real wo-me- Col. Helm, who has been office and ore cooks some of these Cbvis n service. Let every member of teaching right along fined to his room at the An- Estate business proper. They are and how generous with the church be present at the with entire cook!-a- nd op- Will sell household goods, satisfaction. She is a gradu- for many months, is not will also have an auctioneer in what thty if an evening service and bring a tlers, rome implements shoe Besides nu- connection with their business, portunity should never to white kerchief. J. H. Messer, farming and ate of the Kansas Interstate wasting his time. I shall be led do general auctioneer repay these favors, shop, in Texico cheap. On ac- School, a branch of the Western merous magazines and papers, who will a pass of them on to Pastor, to some count of sickness, must leave. Conservatory of Chicago, and is he has read two German books business. Call and see them at others. Jeniton Apples $1.50 per box at Appiy to H. H. Hale, Texico, competent and . well able to and one in Spanish, this winter, their new office on East Grand Gratefully, C. W. Lambert the Model Grocery. Peone 29. N. M. 2t handle a good class of pupils. and finds them very interesting. Avenue No. 116. WE HAVE GROWN TOO! Why? Because the confidence we have placed in the manufacturers of high class merchandise has resulted in two things. First --our customers have developed the same kind of confidence in our ability to purchase gooes that please in every particular.

Second-- we take such pride in our stock that we keep it up to date and V complete. At the sams tims we have perfected a store service that en- ables our customers to make their purchases without delay. They know wn the value is there and no time is bit. Our service keeps old costomers and attracts new ones. Mandell Clothing and Dry Goods Company. "THE STORE OF QUALITY" KB I THE CLOVIS NEWS

slashed through the window Into Its holster and turned away. Taking the seat next to chauf- - Inky cloud shouldering up over tha brilliance tha flaming aword smote the-pist- "Be kind to ber. Alan," she aald teur, bo gave tha word to on; mountains to tba muslo of distant rem- like a and la drive of Seneca Trine, an uncertain volca: "She didn't and they slipped away Iocs-- bllngs. In tba band under from the weapon even aa It stand and and I goaded her beyond tlon of the mining catup, saluted by Nor was this all; a considerable discharging tha The Trey O' Hearts endurance, I'm afraid. Forglva ma from the miners. gree of restlessness was surely par-Ha- lt struck blm dead. and but be kind to ber always!" an hour passed without a word donabla In one who, from ber window, Aa ba fell tha bolt swerved A Novelized Version of the Motion Picture Drama of Ilia Same Nana down Alan Law Produced by Universal Somehow, Mindly, she stumbled out spoken by any member ot the party, watched a carriage-driv- e populous struck two others tha Film Co. mo-- just been of the cabin Into tha open, possessed Each was deep in bis or her own aa--. with vehicles (for the most part and tha woman who bad 1 a thought whose temptation was peclal preoccupation: Alan turning tor cars) bringing to the hotel gayly made bis wife. stronger than ber powers of resist- over plans for an early wedding; Rose dressed men and women, the guests LIV. Br LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE ance. What Rosa had failed to ac- bugging the contentment regained Invited to the wedding of Rose Trine CHAPTER through AaUm tf "Th FMmm Hmmmr." "Tim Btmt BM.""Tlm Blmck BmT. complish might now serve to resolve her lover's protestations; and Alan Law. Judith's problem. . . . None, aha told Judith lost In profoundest melancholy; Within another ten minutes the Tha Wife. DItmJ witi Paetefraasj freaj the Pictare Praladlaa herself, bitterly, would seek to binder Trine nursing his rage, working him- man Judith loved with all bur body Again three daya elapsed; and. Ju- her. But she meant so to arrange the self up Into a silent fury whose conse- aud soul would be the husband of ber dith, returning from the double fu- matter that none should see or sus- quences were to be more slater. neral of ber father and alster, doffed) re- OopttUjuI, by leVUs Joseph 1 pect . herself she was mourning for a gown less somber wt, Tun and be moved to interfere. than even he dreamed in hla wildest She had told ber Round the shoulder of the moun- moments. signed : but she was not, and she and more suited to tba atmoapbera of SYNOPSIS. foreman of hydraullo mining out- n the tain, on the road along the edge of the Its first development, for all that, would never be. Her heart was brea': a sickroom, then relieved tbe nurse-I- fit) and out into the room adjoining. cliff, she was sure ot freedom from was desperate enough. Ins In her bosom as she sat there, charge of Alan. la the "death-alsn- " em And Tha I of Heaxta there, pulling the door to gently observation. The r.ged monomaniac occupied tho watrhlnir. wattlnc. listening to the He remained as he had been ever ployed by Hn"' Trine, an axed and crip- behind ber, paused and for many sp pled In tha private war of aba And yet, s'ich Is right-han- d corner ot ever heavier detonations of tbe since the falling of the thunderbolt monomaniac. tensestrung the inconsistency tha rear seat vengeance which he wvrea agalnat Alan minutes stood in content of the human animal, tha instinct for Thus bis one able hand waa next to proacblng thunderstorm and to the In absolute coma. Law, aon of Ilia mun (now dead) who waa platlon of man loved Innoc.mtly roapntuiihle (or the accident tha she Alan was stronger than Judith, In close Juxtaposition to tha Jubilant pealing of a great organ aowu But be lived, and or the physicians - Law, asleep In which rendered Trine a helpleae- Invalid a chair beside a table, ber purpose: when a touring car awung revolver In the bolster on ber hip. below. lied must soon regain consciousness. (or Ufa. Alan ralla In Vv witn kom, bis head pillowed on bla folded arms. though Trlne'a daughter, hie lova la returned. round the mountain and shot toward Without the least warning bis left The had told herself that, Kneeling beside his bedside Judith and This was leave-takin- Judith. Roae'a twin and double, but between them her, aha checked herself hastily and hand closed upon the weapon, with' resigned, she could not bear to wit prayed long and earnestly. woman of violent paaslona and erratlo and be would never know. mo- compaaa jumped aside In ample time to escape drew It and leveled It at back of ness the ceremony. Now as tha When she arose It was to answer temper, promlata her father to Far better ao: she the Alan a death; but iinonr aramaiio oiroum Judith felt could. being run dowu. Alan'a head. ment drew near when the marriage a tap upon tha door. She admitted uoi to say to mist nerseir farewell The next Instant the machine waa Aa he pulled the trigger Judith flung would be a thing finished, fixed, Tom Barcua and suffered blm to lead wllllnfly, wm her love. Judith then turn mm without breaking down and con- agalnat her father and sucoeearullv op lurching to a halt and tha sonorous herself bodily upon arm. Irretrievable, she found herself un her Into tbe recess of window, fessing tha utter wretchedness tha the Doaea hie attorn to cauae Alan to be aa that accenta of Seneca Trine were saluting Even so, goal, able to endure the strain alone, where they conversed In guarded aeaalnated hv hla aMea and raeroanarlea. threatened to overwhelm the bullet found a many her each bar: though In Slowly, against her will, she rose tones In spite th After adventures Alan. Rose. Judith time she forced herself to another than the Intended of the fact that and Ilarcua, Alan'a beat friend, eaoape to face the "Judith You here! Whet the devil! victim. The and stole across the floor to ber fa subjeot communications could nountry or Cali- thought thla muscular forearm of tha of their the mountain aoutnern that parting muBt be Where' ve ye been? Where - fornia and there leave Trine helpleaa and final. are Marro- chauffeur received It ther's chair. not possibly have beard them. oaualng (I phat and Jimmy?" breathing was slow and regu frtendleaa throuah the death Like a With a shriek of pain tha man re His "I've come to tell you something, of hla two drat lieutenant thief she stole across the Digging the nails of fingers pain lar; beyond doubt he slept; unques- creaking floor to her leased the wheel and grasped hi Barcus announced with characteristic Alan's side, hesitated, fully into her palms, she tionably was no reason why she bent head to breathed arm. there awkwardness, "I've known It for CHAPTER LI. ber his and touched her deep, fighting ve not leave him for ten minutes Hps to down hysteria, assert- Before Alan could move to prevent should three days ever since the wedding. his cheek a caress so light self-contr- not ing her In so short a apace the disaster the car, running without even though he waked It could In fact and kept It to myself, not The Naw Judith. that be slept on In Ignorance of It. the of time that her father failed to ap- a guiding hand, low harm him to await her return at knowing whether I ought to you Prom Bleep as from dragged stupor Then, as she lifted her head and caromed off a tell preciate un- full-til- that there was anything embankment to the left t end of that scant period yet or Judith Trlno awakened, struggling atood erect, bosom convulsed with and shot not." common In the mind of the girl. Into a shallow ditch on right, Like a guilty thing, on feet as noise He paused, eyeing ber uncertainly, back to consciousness like tome ei- - silent sobs, she looked squarely Into the "Where?" be demanded angrily aa shelling Its passengers like peas from less as any sneak thief's, she crept unhappily. hanated diver from the black depth the faoe of Rose. she approached the car, "where, I a broken pod. from the room, closed the door at "I am prepared," Judith assured to the n surface of a night want to know, are Marrophat and Jim- Alan catapulted a good twenty feet lentlv. ran down the ball and de him calmly. bound pool. CHAPTER Lll. little-use- my? Haven't you seen or heard any- through the air and alighted with scended by a back way. a "You're nothing At first she could by no means rec- of the sort," be thing of them? They left me at six such force that he lay stunned for staircase, to the lower ball, approach argumentative. ognize hor surroundings. This rude Tha Old Adam. countered. "You o'clock this morning, to go after" several moments. lng the scene of the marriage, couldn't be. It's the most amazing ohamber of rough plank walls and A long minute elapsed before either old "Dead!" the girl Interrupted, sen When he came to, he found Barcus Constructed in imitation of an thing Imaginable. . . . primitive furnishings; wide, bard woman moved or spoke. . See here . . this tentious, eyeing him strangely. helping him to bis feet; a heavy sev Spanish mission chapel. It contained "Well?" oouch she shared with still slum' Transfixed beside Alan's chair, her I don't believe It!" the old man touring car halted In the one of the finest organs in the world "You understand, you, berlug slater, Rose; tho view revealed steadying herself with a hand upon Its don't that screamed, aghast. "I won't believe roadway Indicated the manner In which at this close range Its Alan must never know waa by an opeq window at the bedside back, Judith stared at the figure In It that Rose You're lying to me, you jade! You're his friend had arrived on the scene tones vied with the warnings of the killed by that lightning stroke?" a fair perspective of tree-cla-d moun the doorway. In a temper at once dis- passage- lying" of the accident. storm. Judith, lurking In a "What do you mean?" tains through which a d comfited and defiant. With this she way the 'I am not," she broke In coldly. "I When damages were assessed it whose onen door revealed "I mean," the mnn floundered mis eanyon rolled down to an emerald suffered a phase of Incredulity, was shaken am telling you the plain truth . , . was found that none of the party had altar steps and chancel, was erably, "you see, be loved so I plain, convsyed nothing to her Intel scarce able to persuade herself that being by her They followed us all morning In that suffered seriously but the chauffeur to the very marrow of her thought I'm sure It would best llgence. this was truly Rose who confronted the be red racer, firing at us all the while. and Seneca Trine himself. The former the majestic reverberations of If you can bring yourself to it to A formless sense of some epochal ber Rose whose sweet and gentle let Finally they caught up with ua here, had only his wound to show however, music. blm go on believing It Rose change In habits and mental proc-- nature had ever served aa the butt contact wasn't the Since they had regained who was killed, but Judith. esses of young lifetime, added to of Judith's contemnt abd ruthless And that' a with civilization In a section of th skutlng so close to the her confusion. ridicule. had truth that It country where the Law estate makes no difference: the Judith Alan What, Indeed, had become of the Here was revolution with a venge holdings or chapel waa vast land, the knew and the Judith I knew In wild thing, Trine of yesterday? ance, when Rose threatened and who Judith thronged with men and women Is gone as completely ss Surely she had little enough In com' Judith shrank! had known Alan's father and wished though It was she and not Rose had been mon with this Judith of today, in as If the women had ex to honor his son killed." whose was no more room for changed natures while they slept. Judith heart Above stairs, In the room After a long pause, the girl asked envy, haired, malice or any uncharlt The countenance that Rose showed quitted, Trine opened had Seneca him quietly: "I understand But In ableness, so full was it of love which, her sister was a thundercloud rent eyes laughed silent both wide and a It Ksglb!e you don't understand though It was focused upon the person by the lurid lightning of hor angry laugh of savage triumph when the that. If l were to consent to proiwsl- - one man, none eyes. Her pose was tense and alert, this of the less embraced door closed behind his daughter. tlon, lend myself to like the pose of an animal to a deception which all the world even her sister and set At last he was left to his own de I must spring. In hung revolver, maintain through all my life successful rival In that one man's af her hand a vicesand at a time the most fitting to come the same (Judith's sought Alan would consider me hla fectlons. hand the Imaginable for what he had In mind wife?" This change had not come upon holster at her hip and found it empty) raised her With a grin, Seneca Trine Well, but you see you without warning. She bad been al that her sister had worn and for wide are hla both arms and stretched them wife. Oh, my most Insensibly aware of Its advent gotten to remove when she dropped, apart. ... don't think I'm off half-dea- bat. I'm tolling you the plain, through the gradual softening of that with fatigue, upon the bed. Then, grasping the arms of hi unvar nlshed truth. You are Alan'a wife. old Judith's hard and vengeful nature And slowly, toward the end of that chair, he lifted himself from It and . No. listen to me. You remem in the course of the last few days. long, mute minute, the girl's grasp stood trembling upon his own feet for ber that day In New York you But now that the revolution was ac- tightened upon the grip of the weapon - in twenty years when the first time almost substituted for Rose, complished, she hardly knew herself and Its muzzle lifted. ''"'is This, then, was the secret he had when Alan tried J" to elope with her, and you she hardly knew the world. Indeed1, Remarking this, a flash of her one r G hugged to his embittered bosom, went with him to Jersey City, np so differently did she regard It not time temper quickened Judith. Of a secret unsuspected even by the at and stood to be married by a preacher guy without something of the wide-eye- d sudden, with a start, she crossed the tending surgeon; through the named that Wright and wonderment of a child to And all floor In a single, noiseless stride, and days ago had Marrophat broke In Just motor accident three be at the things so new and strange and beautl threw herself before her sister. Lightning Kills Trine and (trlkea Down Alan and Rose. regained critical moment and buated up the use of limbs that had party fnL Well?" she demanded hotly. "What been stricken motionless strangely tne 7" up "Well?" And this was the work of Love! are you waiting for? Nobody'a stop about nooii came this road shoot- while Trine lay still and senseless at enough, by a motor car nearly two she demanded breathlessly. ing was very Barcus produced Now the chain of memories was ping you: why don't you shoot?" over the windshield. It our a considerable distance from tbe decades since. a folded yellow pa per from quit oomplete, no link laoking In Ita The upward movement of the band lives or theirs. We turned the hydrau wrecked automobile. Slowly but surely moving to the his coat pocket and prof- Ho stream on them and washed Nothing fered It. oonttnulty. she recalled olearly every waa checked: the weapon bung level the car but a barely perceptible bureau In the room, he opened one over cliff. If you "Read that. Incident that bad marked the slow to Judith's breast as level and un- the don't believe respiration and Intermittently flutter of Ita drawers and took out some It waa handed to ma me, get you best growth of this great love she had for equivocal aa the glance that probed somebody to show their lng pulse persuaded them that tha he without knowledge, man. just before the cere faces," thing had. her mony. AJsn Law, from that first day, not yet her eyes and the tone of Rose's voice flame of life was not extinct In that seen Judith put away there while shs Seeing it waa addressed to pain-racke- d Alan a month old, when he bad escaped as she demanded: She Indicated with a gesture two poor, old, body. thought he slept and knowing he waa In fc. fframe the of fiery deathtrap she bad aet for bint 'What were you doing there?" forms that lay at a little distance Then, with this hidden In the mind to be bothered by telegrams, "ind repaid her only by risking bla Ufa 'It you must know from me what back from the roadside, motionless CHAPTER LIU. pocket of his dressing gown he i snpd it into my pocket and forgot all about It anew to save bar from destruction, you already know on the evidence of beneath a sheet of canvas the bodies steered a straight If very deliberate temporarily. When I came to find It, I down to this very morning when your eyes I was bidding good-b- to of Trlne's creatures, recovered by the The Last Trump. course to the door, lot himself out, took the liberty of the reading atream from a hydraulic notsle had the man I love kissing blm without mining gang and brought up for a Toward the evening of the third and like a materialized specter of the It. nut read It for yourself." Christian burial. day following motor spill, The typewritten awept over the blink of a three hundr- his knowledge or consent before leav- the Judith man he once had been, navigated the lines of the long drop In deeply message ed-toot precipice a crimson racing ing him to you for good and all!" The last bitter that brimmed sat tbe recessed window of corridor to the head of the broad blurred and ran together al automobile containing two desperate "What do you mean?" his cup of misery was added when a bedchamber on the second floor of central staircase and step by step, most Indeclphernbly In Judith's vision. In None the ten bent upon compassing the death "That I'm going away that 1 can't Alan Lav himself appeared, leaving a hotel sltusted tbe heart of Call' clinging with both hands, negotiated less, she contrived to grasp f ber beloved. stand this situation any longer. Marro-ph- the miners' cabin In company with fornla's orange-growin- lands. the descent me sunstance of Its meanlnar. his betrothed Rose now soothed and her Seneca sat, ap- "WHY DIDN'T YOU MH By that act of sheer e and Jimmy are dead, my father's uebind Trine The lobby of the hotel was deserted. WIRE smiling SOONKR," It the world was richer for the loss of helpless and I mean to see that be comforted, through the traces parently asleep. In a wheeled Invalid As the ceremony approached Its end ran: "MARRIAGE TO two blackhearted blackguards, and remains so. Nothing, then, stands in of her recent tears as she clung to chair. every guest and servant In the house ROSE IMPOSSIBLE.' REV. MR. Alan Law might now be considered the way of your marrying Alan but her lover, nestling in the hollow of There was no occupant of tho room, was crowding the doorway to the WRIOIIT INFORMED ME YOUR Though MARRIAGE ssfe from further persecution since me. And such being the case and his arm. he had lain nearly two chapel. None opposed the progress TO JUDITH LAST on days coma, there now remained not one soul loyal because he's as dear to mo as he Is To Alan, the other hand, this in ber father's subsequent of this ghastly vision In dressing WEEK HAD GONE TOO FAR WHEN enough to Seneca Trine to prosecute to you I'm going to take myself oft rencontre seemed to afford nothing progress toward recovery of his .nor gown and slippered feet, chuckling MARROPHAT INTERRUPTED. JU- bis private war of vengeance against and keep out of the way." but the pleasantest surprise Imagin- mal state had been rapid. Now, ac- Insanely to himself as he tottered DITH LEGALLY YOUR WIFE. cording to a WOULD Alan. And though that aged mono- For fear lest he find out that you able. council of surgeons and through the empty halls and corrl HAVE ADVI8ED YOU be physicians who maniac bad means whereby he might love him?" "Well!" cried, releasing Rose had been summoned dors, finding an almost supernatural SOONER HAD YOU LET ME KNOW to to on TO parcbas other scoundrels and cor- Judith's Hp curled. "Do you think and running down the car. "Here's deliberate bis case, he was in strength to sustain him till he found WHERE ADDRESS YOU. HOPHJ very way TO rupt them to his hideous purposes, him so witless be doesn't know that luck! And at the moment when a fair to round out the average himself face to face with his chosen HEAVEN THIS GETS TO YOU I calling my span a Judith was determined tht he should already?" was lucky star hard of sound man's lifetime. He enemy and victim. BEFORE TOO I.ATE." never again have any opportunity so And so you leave him to mi out of names! How can I ever reward your bad apparently suffered nothing In The first that blocked bis way Into The message was signed with the thoughtfulness, Mr. consequence to do. Though Alan, she knew, would your charity! Is that it?" Trine? It beats of his accident more the chapel, a bellboy of the hotel, name of Alan's confidential man of you do keep never lift his hand to blazer her Any way you like. But If it a ao me how track of me this serious thsn prolonged unconscious- looked round at the first touch of the business In New York. way happening along like thla every ness. For the last twenty-fou- r hours When father's freedom of action, she, Judith, Intolerable to you to think that I dare claw-lik- e hand upon hla shoulder and Judith looked up ahe waa I need worst wsy In possession meant to take such steps as bis perse- love him and confess It to you If time a car the he had been in full of bis shrank back with a cry of terror a alone In the room, but for the silent cution called for. If there were any you begrudge me the humiliation of the world!" faculties and (for some reason Impos- cry that was echoed from half a pntlent on his couch. lust ice In the land If there were asy stooping to kiss a man who doesn't "Drive on!" Trine screamed to the sible to Judith to fathom) uncom- dosen throats within another Instsnt. Slowly, almost, fearfully, she crept - chauffeur. "Drive on, do you monly alienists capable of discriminating be- want my kisses --It ynu a afraid bear?" cheerful. As If from the path ot some grisly to his bedside and stood looking down stepped up tween Trtne's apparent sanity and bll of losing him while I live ..d love But Judith had on the From this circumstance she drew visitant from tbe world beyond the Into the fane of her husband. deep-roote- running board and was eyeing the sense of mystified anxiety. And d mania then surely not him very well, then!" a certain grave, the throng pressed back and while she looked Alan'a lashes coldly, with one hand signifi- Twice In tbe course many days more should pass Into his- With a passionate gesture Judith driver of tba morning cleared a way for Seneca Trine, fa- fluttered, his respiration quickened, a resting on caught eye tory without witnessing his consign- tore open the bosom of ber waist, cantly the butt of the she bad his following her ther of tha bride. faint color crept Into bla pallid cheeka wespon her side. The with a gleam of ment to an Institution for the crimi- offering her flesh to the muzzle of the at car remained sardonlo exultancy, And aa the way opened and he and his eyes opened wide and nal Insane. revolver. at a standstill. aa though he nursed some secret of looked up toward the altar and saw looked Into hers. She, Judith, would see to A cry broke from the lips of Rose Sulphurous profanity followed, a extraordinary potentialities. Alan standing hand In hand with His Hps moved and breathed a word that, and yet (she then . . . that waa like the cry of a forlorn child pungent atream of vituperation that And argued) it was quite Rose while the minister Invoked a of recognition: The woman sighed once more. punished with cruelty that passes Its was checked only by Judith's inter- Impossible that he should have some blessing upon tbe union that had been "Judith!" brewing Then Rose and Alan would marry understanding. She fell back against ruption: "We've had to gag you once fresh scheme for the assassin- but that Instant cemented, added With a low cry of tenderness, tha and live happily ever after. the wall. The revolver swept up before, you know. If you want another ation of Alan. Not a soul had had any strength, the strength of the Insane, girl sank to her knees and encircled But what of Judith? through the air but Its mark was taste of that keep on!" sort of communication wltn him since was given to Seneca Trine. his head with her anna. recovery She made a small gesture of resig- her own bead rather than Judith's "But where's Barcus?" Judith de- his but the attending sur When Alan, annoyed by the dis "Judith." she whispered, hiding her geon, man nation to ber destiny. What became bosom. manded when, after helping Rose Into a of unimpeachable char turbance In tbe body of the chapel, face In his bosom, "Judith is no of ber no longer mattered, so that But before her finger found strength the car and running off to thank their acter, a meek mannered trained nurse, looked round, It was to see the aged more . . ." Alan were made happy in such hap- to pull the trigger the man at the hosts, Alan returned alone to the car. and herself, Judith. Under such clr maniac standing within a dozen feet A pause; and then the feeble voire: piness as be coveted. table, startled from his sleep by the "Goodness only knows," the young cumstances be simply could not bava of him; and as he looked and cried "Then, if I waa mistaken. If you cot.splracy And now the thought stirred her sound of angry voices, leaped from man answered cheerfully. "He would set a new afoot out In wonder. Trine whipped a re- aren't Judith, you must be Rose my sharply that what was to be done hla chair with a violence that sent It Insist on rambling off down the can- And yet . . . She was oppressed volver from the pocket of hla dressing wife!" must be done quickly, If at all. clattering to the floor, and hurled him yon In seerch of an alleged town by a great uneasiness. gown and swung It steadily to bear She said steadily: "I am your wife." And the almost level raya of the self headlong Across the room, im- where we could hire a motor where Perhaps (she reasoned) the weath- upon Alan's bead. His hands fumbled with her face. declining sun, striking In through the prisoning the wrist of bis betrothed down there. I tried to er was responsible for this feeling, in At that Instant the storm broke closed upon her cheeks, lifted her cpen window, counseled haste If Judith with one hand while the other wrested make him understand that we had some measure at leaBt. The day had Ith Infernal fury upon the land. head until her eyes must look Into were to accomplish her Intention of the weapon away and passed it to plenty ot time, but be was mulish as been unconscionably hot, a day with- A crash of thunder so beavy and his. leaving this place and finding her Judith. he generally Is when he gets a foolish out a breath of air. Now, as it drew prolonged that It seemed to rock the And for many minutes be held ber father again before nightfall. Rose!" he cried thickly, "what does notion Into his head. So I daresay toward Its close. Its heat seemed to be- very building upon Its foundations. so, looking deep Into the aoul of th With the utmost care she rose from this mean? Are you mad? Judith" we'll meet him on bis way back or come more and more oppressive even accompanied the shattering of a huge woman. the bed, crept to tha door of the room Dragging the bosom of her waist else asleep somewhere by tbe as Its light was darkened by a por stained-glas- s window. Then quietly he said: "I know . . I new recognised as tha quarters of tha together, Judith thrust tha weapon tentoua phenomenon a vast pall of A bolt of bluish flame ot dazzling THE NU THE CLOVIS NEWS

ednees to county officer where the W. B. No. Ill, as amended. An set ALL RIGHT IN THE FUTURE provisions of House Bill No. Ill fall to provide ror the priming ana aisiri-butlu- n to supply fund for compensa- of assessment books, and appro-nrltl- n FREE ADVICE their money deficiency tn 97 NEW LAWS tion ana reimbursement. Approved to mast a Housework Is a Borden Dorothy Had Im- March ; filed March 10. the appropriation for like purposes for Proof That Little 11. J. R. No. IS. To provide for the year 1114. Approved Aiarcn ; meu fiard enough to keep botiM if in bibed the Policies Advocated New College of emergency It's the Mexico March I. carries ciauae. but woman who is by Her Mother, WOCEI) operative agricultural extension work B. No. 161. An act fixing the perfect health, TO SICK Agriculture and the United States Le- - a weak, tired and suffering from aa aching ABSOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS Approved time for holding terms of tne District Sartment of Agriculture, Court in the Third Judicial District back has a heavy burden. Dorothy's mother Is a suffragette of PAUSED BY MEXICO filed March 10. ; (. NEW cor- - Approved March filed March has good 11. J. R. No. . Directing the emergency ciauae. Any woman in this condition advanced type. Dorothy la a dear Thousands HaveBeen Helped 80LON8. oration commission to Inform the carries cause to suspect kidney trouble, especial- Rlouae atop taken 8. B. No. 17, Senate substitute. An little girt in a primary grade, but what have been act to amend Bee. 26 uf Chapter l ly if the kidney action seem disordered. By Common Sense toward fixing railway fare at three or gar- aomewhat Inclined to copy her elders. cent per mile. Law by limitation; or the Lawe 1109 relating to Doan's Kidney Pills have cured thou- 10. nishment proceedings. Approved March One day her teacher received a note Suggestions. Review of Measure Passed by Second filed March ; sands of suffering women. IT the beet II. H. No. 14. Thanking the attor- filed Murch I. from the secretary of the school 8tat Legislature, Showing Bill ney general of New Mexico and the R H No 187 An act to nrOVld recommended special kidney remedy. and Resolutions Filed With judge of the Third Judicial District. for the nomination and election of board, but waited until after class to Women suffering; from any form of Law by limitation; filed Mnrch 10. United Stales senuturs snd filling va Cat read It. Dorothy returned for some Secretary of 8tat. II. li. No. 161. An act to codify the cancies In suld office. Approved Marcn A Colorado female ills are invited to communicate Inw or the State or New Mexico. Ap- I; filed March . Carries emergency books and caught tears In the teach- promptly with the proved Mnrch II; 10. IW rV Ssk Mrs. Alvlra Day, filed March ciauae. 227 S. Becond Bt., er's eyes (the latter had been denied private H. M. No. 421. An act to amend Sec. H. B. No. 110, Senate substitute. An woman's Santa Fe. Th Senate and House IIS Compiled of ISM. on " Montrose, Colo., an Increase In salary upon which she correspondence de- of the Laws act to amend Heel ion 2, Chapter .va nays: suffered bllla enacted Into laws and now on file Approved March 10; filed March 10. oi .1906, regarding marriage u i "I had based large hopes), and said: partment of the Ly H. B. No. 144. An act relutive to or- cense,uwi and for other purposes. Ap from pains in my with the secretary of state, and the phan and Indigent Approved proved ; 10. back and the flesh "Why are you crying?" dlaELPinkham Med- children. March filed March over mv kidneys resolutions and memorials also on file March 10; filed March 10. 8. B. No. Ill, a amended. An act The teacher laughed and said, "The icine Co., Lynn, H. B. No. 76. An act requiring rail- armory or swelled. My hand there, total ninety-seve- There are road In New Mexico to equip loco- creating an board control were ewollen, too. naughty old school board Isn't nice Mass. Your letter head-light- s, the construction of an armory In Carls forty-nin- e Senate and forty-eig- motive tranaporting train with Doan's Kidney to me I" 112 opened, bad and authorising the Issue of bond will be read etc. Approved March 10; filed ; Pill strengthened House measures. Of the total num- March 10. llierefur. Approved March tneu toned up my Dorothy took hold of the teacher's and answered by a Marcn ID. Carrie emergency ciauae. and ber of bills now on file, forty-on- e were II, B. No. St. An act to amend Sec. kidneys and bene- hand with both her and said very woman and held In S of Chap. 119 of the Session Laws of 8. B No. 64, ae amended. An act for fited my system In passed with the emergency clause at- 1801. Approved 10; tne compulsory education of tn oiinu, every way. During seriously, "Don't you cry any more. strict confidence. A woman can freely March filed March Approved 10. tached, and therefore are now effec- 10. March I; filed March the oast year my When we get the vote we women will talk of her private illness to a woman ; H. B. No. 127, as amended. An aot Curries emergency clause. been floe," tive. creating a tax and defin- 8. B. No. a amended. An act correct such things!" The Sunday thus has been established a confidential commission Ill, can The complete list of Senate and ing It power; limiting the rate of ralstiiiir to election reiiirns and BO Magazine. correspondence which bas extended over taxation and fur other purposes. Ap- vassing and declaring the results of Gas Dea'i at Aay Stors, a Boa House measures on file with the sec- proved Mnrch 12; filed March 12. elections. Approved Murch I; filed many year and which haa never been retary of state follow: H. B. 882, as amended. An act to Aiarcn id. Smile on wash day. That's when you use broken. Never have they published a for the assessment and 8. B. No. 135. An act declaring the DOAN'S WAVy. frovide mine roaruMuuRN co, buffalo, n. Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes whiter than testimonial or nsed a letter without the House Bills and Resolution. and mineral land and road from Sliver city to Mogollon a snow. All grocer. Improvement used In connection atate highway and providing a tax Adv. written consent of the writer, and never II. R. No. 1. To supply members of therewith. Approved March 12; filed levy tor maintaining aucu niguway, allowed these confi- the House with copli-- of the compiled March 12. Approved 10. has the Company March 10: riled Murch Another Echo of 8ong. pos- statutes, (union law. Journal and H. B. No. 236, aubatltute. An act to S. B. No. 70, as amended. An act Constipation That dential letter to get outfit their constitution. Kited Jan. 26. 1U16. provide for the lasensment and taxa- to amend Boca. 8, and 8 of Chapter An old negro who had hi savings hundreds of thousand 11. No. gov- tion or livestock. Approved 12; t session, as the J. It. i. KeiiuestniR the March 22 or the session laws or tne eirsi In a Birmingham bank recently ernor to lay before the l Kinlature all filed Mnrch 12. Legislature uf New Mexico (1912). AP Vanishes Forever that of them in their flies will attest Information In Ins iiupsesNiuii or at his H. B. No. 805. An act regarding the proved Murch 10; filed Murch 10. Car- suspended was telling hi troubles to command conuernliiK the lullure of the Ineligibility of certain persona to hold emergency Prompt Relief Permanent Cure Out of the vast vrfume of experience (Jrucea, office. Veto message No. 6, March 10; rie clause, a business man. First State Bank of Im etc. S. M. No. 81. An act relating? to CARTER S LITTLE which they have to draw from, it Is more Approved Fob. 1; filed Feb. 6. filed March 13. presidential electors. Approved Marcn "Don't worry," said the business 11. B. No. 168. appointing-- II. B. No. 867 An net concerning than possible that they possess the very An aot a the publicity 10; filed March 10. LIVER PILLS never v man. I understand the suspension Is Joint committee to Investigate the and promotion of public 8. B. No. 164. An act to amend an Sy J i knowledge needed In your case. Noth- management of the New Mexico Col- resources. Veto message No. 6. March relating to counly faiL Purely vegeU' X. only temporary. 10; filed March 13. act entitled "An act Die ing is asked In return except your Rood lege of Agriculture and Muclmnlo ' Approved Marcn lu act surely 1 .P.U I Arts, eto. Approved Feb. 11; filed Feb. H. B. No. 284. An act providing for officer. etc emergency r kM "But boss," said the old negro, still will, and their advice haa helped thou- the appointment of a traveling filed March 10. Carries out gently on A A I stale cluuse. the liver. iiitti r perturbed, "de white folks aay It's or sands. Surely any woman, rich or poor, H. J. R. No. 1!. Reeolutlnne of auditor and prescribing his duties. W JT I I reeling Virginia, Veto message No. I, March It; filed S. II. No. 69. as amended. An act Stop after IllUb U long, long way ter temporary." Bir- should be glad to take advantage of this to the slates of 13. authorising county commissioners tn X lilt!.';? 5 orth Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mnrch distr- mingham H. B. No. 8S8. An act appropriating transfer moneys In court house repair dinner generous offer of assistance. Address Texas. Arliona and California, for the to court building fund. Ap- ess-cure completion of National moneys for the payment of the clerk fund house AST Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., (con- the Southern of the Supreme Court and the super- proved Murch 10; filed March 10. Car- Indigestion. Highway. Approved Fub. It: (llud ries emergency A fidential) Lynn, Mass. Feb. JO. intendent of Insurnnce for aervlcea clause. Improve the6Vcomplexion, brighten the eyes. 8ense of Regret. rendered and not compensated, and 8. B. No. 68. An act changing the H. B. No. SS. An act directing the common to SMALL SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. "It was a great move the Russians Every woman to have) atate auditor to draw warrants upon for the payment of clerk hire In the law rule with reference PILL, onjrht office of the superintendent of Insur- purging from contempt, etc. Ap made in abolishing vodka." 80-pa- go an unexpended balance of il.osu.0t, re- proved March 10: 10. Signature Lydia E. lMnkham's maining: In ance, the state auditor and the state filed March Genuine must bear I the trtiiiHiiry as purt of 8. 144. "Yes," replied the man who Text Book. Is a book for deficiency appropriation In- treasurer, ror which no compensation B. No. An act appropriating It not a for the has been provided, nnd for refurnish- funds to pay railroad fare of certain never happy, "only it seems to me in too surance of armories, provided by Bee Ap genernl distribution, as it of Clinp. S3. of 1113. Ap- ing and tne vault In the students in the normal schools. It Uvi office of the Clerk of the Sunrsmu proved March 10; filed Marcn 10. they have got rid of about the expensive. It la free and only proved Feb. 20; filed Feb. 20. 116, aot H. B. No. 236. An act to authorise Court and for defraying additional 8. II. No. as amended. An only word In their language that Is obtainable by mall Write for the orfer and payment of a reward expenses in ine on ice or tne enid creating an armory board of control easy to pronounce." it today. clerk In the nature of contingencies, and providing for an armory In Dom- A Misreading. for the arreet and conviction of the and for general expense of the office ing and authorizing an Issue of bunds murderer or murderers of Candldo Dr. University Chaves, a citizen of Mumlovnl county. of the Ruperintoudeiit or Insurance fur therefor. Approved Murch lo; filed Fltz Metzler of the Approved Feb. its: filed Feb. 13. specific period. Veto meaaagti No. 2, March 10. Curries emergency ciauae. of Heidelberg said to a heckler In the March : (lieu Alnrch 16. 8. B. No. 166. An act to regulate 11. H. No. Ml. An act to amend Sea B. Den' Shipping Fever II. No. 244. course In Chap. 81, 1U01. An act to define and the management or the state iiorury of a neutrality lecture t of Laws of relation regulate the business banking. Ap fnHnanea nine aea .nfnnt In. rilttJimrMlf and Sill nraM and thPOSitdlSt to Inventory Dersnna' ea- - of and providing ror the appointment and ver: Atli- of deceased Ainrcn lii. m,,A .11 nn n. fitter tin "fix lanMivl " knot from tin Tt fill tltr if tasMti Approved 23 ! Feb, proved in; inea .March fixing the salary ol a norarian aim US tales. Feb. filed II. B. No. 302. An act ror purposes, "My good friend, you "misread me. disease with Ul'lltl N'M l.lillTIlk vj am entitled "An other repealing Sectloiia doses often oar ft can. One buttlennirmrnngimranteed to do aa. Ben inn Act relutive to the duties of county 2187 to 2215, C. L. 1897. Law snssaa Antst Afa Ihs. hl.uut hLn anil II . biitll.. U Snd I D H. J. M. No. . To the Senate and Approved Inclusive, Purposely you misread me, my good ..4 1 Mouse of itetiresenlatlvea of the Con March 16; filed by limitation, rued Marcn iv, isia. dotfn bolt If mi. limuiiuta ud binMsi bun. UtatribuWfvALL WHUiekV or March 15. Carries emertrencv clause. friend. Tou are a bad a the wife OAL,m IJUUUUlBtV. irres the united Macs of America H. B. No. 14. An act organ- RPORN MFniCA t, f!0,. asking for relief for rorluln roHliliiils for the S. It. No. u. An act to amend Sec who was disgruntled. Bacteriologist, Uosbeu. U, 8. A. County or isation, management and tion 19,2 or the Compiled Lawe tn CbsmUU eat lnu of the Kierra. Mate of New of agricultural, vltlcullural and horti- "To this wife who waa disgruntled a Mexico. Approved Feb. 23: filed Feb. non-prof- relutive to cotnncnsutlou of adminis S3 cultural it asso- trator executors. Approved young Open Game. Approved 16; and bride laid, over their afternoon H. B. No. 65, ne amended by the ciation. March filed Murch 11; Hied Murch 11. mo songs nation March 15. 8. H. No. 13. coffee and coffee cake: "Let make the of a munie. An act authorizing the stnlo II. B. No. 288 An act to amend sub hKlncer to extern! the lime for the a amended. An act divisions 16 and 17 of Section 6 and " 'I am so sad. Gustave Is away on and I care not who makes Its laws." Beauty to provide for the maintenance of th 7 7 completion of the construction of Ir subdivision of Section of an act 1 seem New Mexico building nnd the exhibit Drescrlblhg Qual a business trip. Thl the first time "Well, have a try. Many people rigation works ami power project l'nnuma-Cnllfornl- a entitled "An act the Only Skin Deep 1 therein nt the or room for Improvement b miner permit Krameri prior to Jan. Sun Diego, ifications, etc.. of the inspector since our marriage that I have been to think there's 11112. fixing the lei, lh of mich ex. nt California, dur- etc., ing the year 1IA. and to make an ap- mines, approved June u. iviz. left alone.' In both Just now." is vitally ne- tenalon of time and the grounds there- propriation therefor. Approved Approveo Aiarcn lu; uiea Aiarcn 11. It of. Annroved Feb. 26: filed Feb. 2. March H. 11. No. 42, Senate substitute. Aa " 'Oh, well, don't worry,' sneered the It. No. 19. IS; filed March 16. cessary there- H. J. To exnress to John It. H. No. 124. a act amending Sec. 1090 of the Com- " own voo amended. An net other, 'It won't be the last.' roim nnrfioiTj will tfli. Vincent Conway, auperlntendent of to require the Inspection registra- piled Laws of 1897 of the State of New frr Murine K; IWui.-d- fur Wcuk. Wnirrf fore, that you schools or Malitn f 0 countv: M hi Con and .Mexico relating to tne crime oi rape. Ires sud (irHnulsli'il l.yi'llri,.: Nu Huiarllnu hie - tion of pedlgreea of stallions and 11. Hro cmulnrl. Writ" fur Him o. Ilm H.r take good care rad. assistant: the rural tencliei- Jarks; to Annroved March 11: filed March Kyo Co.. nd schoolboy prescribe the fees ror such U. 88. An act FACE BATHING WITH tuit s'rva. Murine Kt'niwlr Culcsao. the and girl of Haula Inspection and resist rst Ion nnd ror S. No. ue amended. ol your skin. re county, appreciation nnd recoKiii- - of certificates same; relative to trinls by Jury In criminal fion or ineir extrnordlimrv achieve transfer of the to cases In Justice courts. Approved Living Is High. during; require the posting of certificates and Why nient the lam three veura In pure-bre- d March II: tiled Mnrch II. Cutlcura Soap Moat Soothing to Sen ndvertisemeiil of nnd grndo 11. products cost more than they rural work. Approved Feb, 28; filed stallions and Jacks: to regulnle 8. No. 196. An act authorising "Farm ZONA POMADE Feb. 2. the and directing the auditor and treasurer Itlve 8kin. Trial Free. to." 11. advertisement of grade stallion; to legis- used H. No. 219. as s mended bv the provide for physical to transfer certain funds to the a Henuie. An act relating to counly t examination of lative expense fund. Approved March "Yes," replied the farmer. "When ii used regularly will beautify snd (anlnry stallions, ond for disease or defect emergency Especially when preceded by little Mill Veto niissaRo No. which shall dlsmialiry for service; 12; filed March 12. Carries farmer is supposed to know the botan- preserve your complexion and help 1. Feb. 2C; filed Feb. 27. prohibiting the publication clause. louche of Cutlcura Ointment to red, H. B. No. SJ. An act amending of false S. B. No. S. An set In relation to ical name of what he's raisin' an' the you retain the bloom oi early youth 3528 pedigrees; providing petialtle for vio- purposes, rough, itching and pimply aurface. Sec. of the Compiled Law of lation of thin net. Approved ublla moneys and ror other entomological name of the Insect that New Mexico of the year 18D7: provid March aw hy limitation. Filed March 12. Nothing acalp, ior many years. Try it for 30 16: filed Mnrch 16. No, better for the skin, pharmaceutical name ing ror compcntiation or judge and H. B. No. 163. 8. B. No. 77. substitute ror II. B. eats it, an' the days. satisfied of election, An act creating a 77. to publication hair and hands than these auper-cream- If not more than clerka for Justice of the tnte highway from the town of Cim- An act relative the of tne chemical that will kill It, some- ace, etc. Approved March 2; filed arron, In county of delinquent tax list. Kecelved from emollients. Why not look your you get your money back. 50a March 2. the of Colfux. to the chief clerk of the Senate and filed body' got to pay." Anderson (N. C.) H. No. 227. An town of Tao. In the county of Taos, March 13. emergency best a to your and akin? at druggists or mailed direct. R art to amend and then to the city of Sonln Fe. Ap- Carries clause. hair Intelligencer. dec. Still of the Compiled Ijtw of Mnrch IB; K. B. No. 14, as amended. All act Sample free by mall with Book. 197, providing hospital proved filed Mnrch 16. mortgages. Ap- each for ward at H. B. No. P3 us amended. An act to relntlve to chattel XY, Zona Company. Wichita. Kan. insane MViirni. Approved March 2; Chnp. proved March 16; filed March 15. Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept Meets Like. filed March 2. amend 'll of the Session Laws 8. B. No. 119, as amended An act When Like B. No. of the Territory of New Mexico of the armory of Boston. Sold everywhere. Adv. window H. 12. An art to amend an year 1909. entitled "An Act to provida erontir.ir an board control. The caller at the teller' act cum led An Act to Kalnhllsh a for the collection of certain nrcunntlon ami providing for the construction of was very bald, but the teller Inside had .Museum ror mo Territory or New taxes by the Incorporated an armory in tne town or untiun. eio. Quite Different Mexico and for other An- - cities of the oy unmauon. ah, him beaten by a hair' breadth. There nurnoae. Territory of New Mexico. Approved uw ruea aiarcn "One year ago a man could an roved Feb. l!i, l!tu." Approved March March IS. f'urrlea otriMrirollcv clause. fringe around S ; 1909." Approved March 16l H u. limiting was still a straggling filed March 3. filed March 16. No. 51. An act the nounce that be was going to Europe H. M. No. 1 !6. An mny by tnx lev- of head, act to amend II. 11. No. An to amount that be raised the outer border the caller's Chap II of New Mex- 37. net amend Sec. ies, bv counties, town and vil- without creating a ripple of excite the l.awn of 203H of the Compiled Laws of 1S97. re- cities, while the teller's had long reached the ico pa and at the second regular es- - lating by lage school districts. Approved March of to Inheritance Illegitimate 15; 16. ment" his bead with lon the First State children. Approved March 16; filed filed Mnrch stage when he brushed entitled. "An Act entitled 'An Act In IS. S. II. No. 126, na amended. An act "And nowT" n March highways a towel. amend it of Hee. 3K47 of II. B. No. .118. n amended. An net to establishing certain state "If he make that announcement the imnpntu i.tuvs or New Mexico, Sec 4. 13. 19. 89. 40, 61. &!. and providing for gates nnd auto The caller had evidently Imbibed 1 H. amend and 5 Gray & 807." H. No. Annroved March 82. bridges thereon. Approveu Jinirn i;; everybody crowd around to have a Passenger, $ 1.1. by of Chnii. of the Session Laws of emergency rather freely that day. lftll." Law limitation; filed 1912. hy filed March 16. Curries look at htm." v March Law limitation; filed March clause. He took a long look at the teller, Davit, Electric Lights 20(1. 18. appropriating H. B. No. An net to amend S. B. No. 142. An act smirking, quizzical smile, Hee. 5 of Chap. 3 of the Lawa of Senate Bill and Resolutions. funds for the support nnd maintenance Important to smiled a rid Starter, 25 H.P. New Mexico of IRilK. "An Act provid- of New Mexico orphans' school at Mothers pocket and SB I 2. the VTvamlnu niruflllltr auurv hnttlA A then reached into bis vest Greatest bill ellnibert to 80 miles oo gallon ing for the removnl of eatnh-llnln- g 8. B. No. An act appropriating various charitable Inst- 10,0(10 officer, money Santa F, and cigar. friiwilliie. miles on one et of tire. a procedure therefor, and for to defray the cost of legislative itution, etc. Approved March 16; file CASTOR1A, safe and sure remedy for extracted a fat Kiewnrt Bpeeilometer, one maa top, 106 Inch C. B. No. 91). printing, supplies, postage, etc. Ap- -. other piirpoHcn, Annroved March 16. Infants and children, and see that tt 'Shey, old feller," he mumbled, wheel OS-- 82t3Si Ineh tires, weight 1,6(0 1!H9." proved 1!5; 26. s Mnrch l". Law by limitation; Jan. filed Jan. Cnrrica win- pouinln. MKTIfi anil CARTKHCAK lllstrlbu-tur- filed March 6. emergency clause. F.ricctlvc now. thrusting the cigar between the for Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming. II. .?. M. No. 5. Beiiueatlng thepna-ag- e S, II. No. 17. An act providing? for Governor Act on Last BUI. dow bars, "have one on me. Anybody by Congrena printing and of Signature of the of the Cnited the distribution bills, Governor McPonnld, on March 18, yfeT as baldhended ns you deserves The Colorado Cartercar Co. Htntea of an net Kinntlnu 2.n(io.nnn Joint resolutions und Joint memorials, that's Broadway acre of the public domain of the nnd making nn appropriation for signed eleven ntldltlonnl bills and ono In Use For Over 30 Tears. a treat!" Ib3 6 i Deaver, Colorado United Hffitea to the Ktnte of New stumps and expenses of .mailing. Ap- wera Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria Mexico for the creation and mainte- proved Jan. 25; filed Jan. 26. Carries HmiHO joint resolution, and they live: agents wanted nance of highway In I lie Slate of emergency clause. filed with the sccretury of state. The Red Cross Baa Blue, much hotter, iocs Mexico. Approved 6; Niw March filed 8. II. Nn. 23. An act providing for bills signed follow: Hard Work. farther tlmn liquid blue. Oct from any Pianos PIJJJJ Victrolas March the payment of per diem and mllengo you government grocer. Adv. H. B No. 20. An not to amend Sec. of the lieutenant governor and mem- Seunto Hill No. 103, by the commit- "So have a clerk 1 of Chan. 26 of the l.awn of 10 Of. en- bers of the HecomT legislature of the tee on education. An net relating to ship, have you?' Mention catalog you are interested in and titled. "An Act relative to the Kale of state of New Mexico. Approved Jan. he certification of teachers, and A Different Matter. we'll send it free, prepaid, with full infor- portion of a Rtock or nierehanillne 26; filed Jun, 26. Carries emergency nnieiidlng Sections 8 und 4, Chapter "Yes." In coin-s- 'Then you don't I pructlce mation of our "EASY PAY PLAN." We other llinn the nnlinnrv of cluuse. lij, of the Laws or mm. "Don't have to do any work, I sup think nnd for other ptirnoses, pro- reve-nuc- prepay freight charges and sell under a trade and 8. B. No. 75. An act regarding s Senate Bill No. 10K. by the commit- pose? what I preach, oh?" queried the min- viding a penalty." Approved March . All net relntliig to "money back" guarantee. B. Nn. 60. An for public school, Increasing the tee on education. ister, In talking with one of tho dea H. net to create a sc to Board of Education, nnd "I don't eh? I have to get my pay post-offl- hool term from five seven months the Slate THE MUSIC CO., C Cola. tnte highway between Hondo 61 amending 1, Chapter 97, Laws cons at a meeting. mm, in Lincoln county and Mogolloti and repeullng Chapter of the Laws Section warrant every month, and get It of 1912. Approved Feb. 10: filed Feb. of 19117. "No, sir, I don't," replied the dea In Socorro countv. New Mexico; pro- emergency Sennte Bill No. 11. by M- - Sulzer. cashed." viding for the levy of n titx to con- 10. Curries clause. relating R, 11. 21. An net to de- An act defining peddlers auu con. "You ve been preachln on the DEFIANCE STARCH struct a pnrt thereof; niithorlalng the No. further to peddler' licenses. - board of county commissioners of So- fine the offense of libel and providing No. 29, bjr Tnnkey. Cough subject of resignation for two years, is constantly favor because il county punishment Law by lim- Sennte Bill Mr. The is what hurts, but the tickle ii growing in corro to solicit and receive the therefor. An net relative to the cattle Indem- to blame. Dean Mentholated Cough Dropi an' ye haven't resigned yet." contribution for the roiml ruction of itation. Filed Feb. 20. fund. Does Not Iron pnrt thereof; repealing Chan. 37 B. No. 131. An act authorising nity stop the tickle Co at good Druggists. Stick to the a of S. House Hill No. 198, by Mr. Sena. An it will the Seanlnn law of mil. nnd nil net and directing the auditor and treas- Span- Sure Preventive. and not injure the finest fabric. Fot part net In net relative to the teaching of and of courilct with thin urer of the stale of New Mexico to ish in the public schools. Very Much So. He I I could laundry purposes it bas no equal. 16 OS Approved Mnrch II; . act filed March transfer ecrlnln funds to the credit of House Bill No. 199, by Mr. Sena. An pscktgelOc 3 more starch for same money H. H. No. 78. An net to provide pny the legislative expense fund. Approved act relative to the training of rural "I heard of a duel lately which a to keep from for Juror In the Pistrlct Court. Ap- 26; filed 26. Carries emer- DEFIANCE STARCH CO., Omaha, Nebrsskl 6; Feb. Feb, tenchera. was fought with wax bullets." proved March filed Mnrch I. gency claiise House Bill No. 177. by Mr. Blood. H. J. M. No. 4. To the Senate and 8. II. No. 14. An act conferring Jur- An net providing ror the auditing of 'That waa quite a cereous matter." She I'll tell you how don't talk. W. N. U., DENVER, NO. House of Representatives of the Unit- peace In urging adoption isdiction on Justice of the the book of municipalities. ed State, the of case of misdemeanors. Approved Feb. House Bill No. 4.14, by Mr. Beln-bur- Hoiika Bill No. 6.108. Approved Mnrch 20: filed Feu. 27. emergency An net providing ror orgnn could Ult 4: filed Mnrch . carries the If Jam the B. No. 2IH. An net cluuse. Ixntion of school cadet companies. W. L. Douglas factory H. to amend S. II. Nn. 83. An act fixing tne time House Bill No. 1, by Mr. Nestor Sec. 1 of an t entitled "An Act to holding terms of District Court at Brockton, Mas., n for the Mnntnya. An uct relative to road amend Sec. 2402. II of the In ace how Compiled I,awi of 1HP7." npnroved the Sixth Judicial District of the taxes. sad earefally Chap. slate of New Mexico. Approved Feb. House Rill No. 309. by Mr. Illark. An MEN'S SHOES the shoe, are made, Mnrch 19, l!HI7: being 69 of 27. '2.50 3 '3.50 '4.00 4.50 5.50 law 1907. Approved Mnrch 8; 26; filed Feh. act providing for the Inspection of '5 high the of R H. No. 27. as amended. An act hog and regulating shipments. and the grade filed Mnrch Improve WOMEN'S & SHOES osed, yon Tt. 249. provide appropriating funds for the House Bill No. 2i!t. An net making 2.00 2.50 '3.00 '3.50 4.00 leathers H. No. An act to or mo uranue. nn would for the mnlnt?u,nnce of the ments tno Apprnven appropriation in connection with BOYS' 1 MISSES' then under Bgrlciilt urnl extension work, pro- Keli. 26: filed Feb. 27. Carrie emer the New Mexico-Tcxn- s boundary dis- .75 2 '2.50 3.00 2.00 & '2.50 stand why they look en- gency clause. pute. vided for In the net of CongreM r and fit better, hold "An Act to provide for B. J, It. rn, , aa amennco, r.xieou-ni- House Joint Ttesolutlon No. 20. Pro- YOU BY ahape titled. congratulation to the PanliamllH viding compensation for capltnl em- CAN SAVE MONEY their and wear agricultural extension work, etc." A- - ; 10 and Southwestern Cnttle Knlsers' ployes for additional work performed W. L. longer than ether Approved March filed Mnrch WEARING DOUGLAS SHOES price. W An net authorising? ncintlon. Approved Fen. 2s; men ns a result of legislative session. make for the II N". ir9. te W. Dongla shoe are made of beat ami - - 27. Till an appropriation I. the domestic Imported rr m a. . t..- of certlflcntea of Indebt- Feb. carries of f;iil. 111 v the Issuance leatnera, oo laiess moneis, earviuuy vooscruvteil oy ut s uioes i , ,, r W. L. Dousls. espert last and pattern makers In this country. Mo other nil host are told eqnal prices, ean compete with . u linugia shoes i Be Raised. for state purposes to three mills. The Kendall Gets Alleged Cow Thieve. of n for throush DO State Valuation to workuinslilp and quality. A comfortable, easy walking ltorsa in the full In 1&14 was Shoe they are unsurpassed. Santa Fe It will be nccessnry for assessed Valuation Hlllslioro. Andre Gorto ill and rs cltl.t I272.7C7.1C5. With the limited levy It Roman Garcia, charged with larceny The T OO, 9S.A0 And 4.00 hn will firlv food iwrrle) and shoe the slate tax commission created by other make eoni hif 4.00 to ft.oo. 1 ht 94.rto.,y (vond d.ai.ra will require a full valuation of practi- of cattle lu tho bills west of here, aud .VOO f)ioM compare favorably wttU mux;y place on " 50 ""f f the Purfium tnx bill to the oihr ntli eoailogf 96.00 to krt.ttO. M Vhrr9T?r tou I It f 13 cally $400,000,000 to produce sufficient selling the beef to" Hllluboro people, hoi-oa-r property to the t mny mouand women war ins v.i..i'onri4) ;1 -- , tax roll additional -- C. revenue for the present needs of the wore arrested by Sheriff Kendall at ho, ConuUthin anl titer will tll tou mat w. La. Ai:--.. M l in nr..P. least $125,000,000, in order Uuuglaa boat cannot b MMiiad for Lbe prloa. ...,'. value of nt state. That property to the value of Hurley. Tho two men had a hearing revenue for the present to provide $125,000,000 would constitute only a before Judge Byrne nnd were hound CAUTION I ZZVnffSZh- AND IMtlf'K of tho state. Thl was brought tammd on tti bottom. RhoM ttii minirvxj ays kit) need part of that which ha been escaping over In $1,000 bond to await the action worth ih prtr paM tor Uina- For 33 rfv W U uxUa b.ti mem- rukrsntard thHr vtlua ami protected the we at an Informol conference of In Mexico Is a mntter of of the grand Jury. In part of the ryeat hth J--.- out taxation New prtrt for Inferior Mom by havn bM NAM K AND l'KK'K it :" rr AW u commission and (Sovernor knowledge, and It Is believed at bullet was found. Yhe itiur-- no (h bottom hfor thr Iravt trw rariorv. to not bers of the common bo prtuadsj to ukt mma othw mkt HlmM to b )uit M McDonald held following the tempor- that It should be easy for the tax n men testified they Vad a .32 rifle but good. You tr paylm your moaay aod vr mi Head to Um bn. If Tonr dal eannot uuiiiv too, wrlta for IUiia tnx commla-io- to plnce that amount addi- that they had been shooting nothing showing how lo by mall. ary organisation of tho trated Catalog orJr "aaa-irt- Wll BEWARE but W. iNiiiflaa, sio Hpam nt., Hrorkton, OFsOV The Cursum bill Unilts tho levy tional on the tax rolls rabbit. I. Mat. The ultimate completion of PROFESSIONAL HE The Clovis News the new 3C 3E 30EG Santa Fe trunk line icn1U between Denver and Galveston, THE The Newt Printing Company as definitely assured through The Curren Agency Publishers. official sources two years ago, W. A. Gillenwater only needs the completion of LAWYER FIRST W. J. CURREN, Mgr. the 175-mil- remaining Entered at the post office at md he. fir. s. commissioner) tween Des Clovis, Niw Mexico. Clovis, N. M. as second class Moines and Clovis to give the NATIONAL matter tinder the act of March Santa Fe a direct line Fire Insurance Real Estate i between these two objective to 3, 1879. Lands points, aa the line between Clo T. J. Mabry BANK Deeded vis and the gulf has been com ATTORNEY-AT-LA- TKIiMS OF SUBSCRIPTION I I A 1 Rentals Surety Bonds pieieo ana1.in operation since Clovis, N. M. One Year $1.00 last fall. It is currentlv rn Admitted to practice in all courts Conveyances of all kinds. Land Business a Specialty. Six Months 50c mored that a final survey of the Tn nniH and records examined for non resident proposed line between Clovis of owners. xsoiary ruouc in urace. The pnstmaater general has and Des Moines has recently .... Reese & Pardue Clovis, kinrllv irranted Dermi SRinn Tftl I D66U COmnI(LPfl Ann crraArr9 iraj " I C U J nrimrarii . Attorneys at Law mail carriers to deliver in auto-- work would be started from New Mexico mobiles. Now if he will take both ends as soon Office in Worley i ji ji ji jiji jut jijuijiji jjt Mrs. W. B. Mersfelder return- i - as weather- Bid1. one more step and provide the conditions become more ravor- - Opposite Postoffie ed from Sil ver City Monday,

Money! Money! rel-ativ- autoniobiles and a chaffeur the able to grading work. Albu- - Rooms 4 and 5. where she has been visiting es carriers will be supremely happy. Querque for several weeks. Herald. Clovh, New Mexico. S. A. JONES, President We want your farm It has fallen to the lot of the loans. Can handle Hotel Arrivals S.J. BOYKIN, V. Pres. writer to travel up and down them on no- E. Dr.J.B.Weaterfield A. short Arthur Curren this broad commonwealth to con ANTLERS. April 6th and 7th. W. SKARDA, Cash. tice. Physician siderable extent, both in search W. A. Pilfry and wife, nf and Surgeon LAND LAWYER See us of business and pleasure, and Amarillo. R. E. Farlev. o t Office in Jackson Bldg, at once! without an attempt to flatter Mountainair. Jock Becker, of Opposite Postofflce If you expect difficulty Belen. T. J. Lavne. CAarpnn The the gooil people of this section it Office Phone 231 Residence 269 in making proof, let me can te truthfully said that no Dishon, Plainview Texas. Judge Union Mortgage Co. u. s. help you. Contest work town of equal size has yet been Mcliill, La Lande. F. L. Stew-- (M JI JI Jljljl JIJI jl jl jt j! j! ji j j j, specialty. found that equals our little city art. Las Vegas. J. II. Hines E. M. Government a Two years and wife. Farwell. Chapman Register of U. S. Land See the Curren Agency in Superstition and with Depository Office. Eight years ex- distrust REIDORIA, April 6th. the Antler Hotel buildiWry which all societies known as J. M. Chesire. M. L. Miller. perience as U. S. for Fire Insurance. They - secret orders were at one time Tuha, Texas; C. are reD- S. Meece. R. E. resenting viewed bv a large number of Wheeler, Homer Wilkinson. Oyer First National Bank. Postal some of the largest people, was, happily and long ago Hereford; Geo. L. Cox. Ed Mc Phone 95. Savings best companies. CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO dispelled, and today the lodges EIroy, Amarillo. Cloth, Niw Maxioo. stand as one of the champions of the home and family. Wherever society has reached a high state Gurley & Smith have ourchaa-- ' Dr. J. R. Haney W tJlnrprcrlinln cfin of development, secret and fra ed a new Hnffmin oon Mf ternal orders have their great clothes presser, Our officers will be pleased All .. stronghold. uDuquerque, IN.it Mr. Hayden. a relative of Physician & Surgeon to advise with you regard- M. 23-2- Atty. Gillenwater, has been ing any investment matters April 4, 1915. A few days ago a rather bash and to explain any banking quite sick at the Antlers Hotel. Office Opposite Postofflce For the above occasion, the Santa Fe will have ful young woman went into a rules and customs tickets this week. with on sale April 21 to 24 inclusive. store carrying three chickens which you T. T. are unfamiliar. Mr. nnrl Mra . I Clovis to She inquired the price of a XJ. mil.il.LIE. Ul Albuquerque and return at rate of $14.40 for Fort. Worth, are new comers the chickens and at the same time D. L. CnnnoU M H round trip. Final return limit April 25th., 1915. from Fort Worth put them on the counter. The to make their " home clerk didn't know the chicken's in Clovis. Physician & Surgeon L R. CONARTY, Agent. feet were tied asked The Misses Kendall are havin g and if OrriCE IN ELKS HOMI Make The they would lay there. She bit a large fire proof warehouse Office Phone her handkerchief and said: No, erected on the lots in rear of 146. Res Phone 826 First National sir; they are roosters. their store. Bank ...THE CLOVIS BARBER C. D. Smoot returned from R. R. SHOP... From every view point the Fulton, Ky.j where he has re DUNCAN Your Bank CRANE & WILLIAMS, Prop,. farming class of this country is sided since proving up o n his DENTIST First Class Work. Hot and in better shape now than at any claim near Clovis. Offlee Opposite Cold Baths P. 0. 1-- period since the civil war. More 112 2 South Main St clovis, John Jones, of Tucumcari, Phone 89. New Mexico. people own their own homes and salesman for the Buick CLOVIS, Checking jjttje farms, more are free from Auto, NEW Iff X. accounts are ia- - nas been demonstrating the yoke of bondage inflicted by the riled ia any amounts aad many good Qualities of th absolute safety is afforded burdensome-- debts: more are Ha. W V JWW i Mick, every LEE HAZELWQOD coming Independent each year) DR. A. L DILLON dollar. Messrs by making a comfortable living McLaurln and Howe. Physician 4c Surgeon DRAY AND TRANSFEP 1 lp their families, field Agents for the New York for more are wak Special ftttantlnn tn At.-.- ..- j The Oldest Life Insurance Co., EsUblishsdTr.n.f.r Line in Clovis ing up to the necessity of giving left Wednes- iu mm, nose aad Throat Texico Circuit their children better educational day to be absent several weeks. ww 'uting uiasses. Dow. Town (Rev. H. Rodger, Paster) Phone 123 Residence Phono 321 advantages, and withal prosperi Walker's Meat Market trm Van PUrmur have I was at Liberty last Sunday. ty and contentment seem to pre on exhibit some very fine speci Clovis, lTne Caster service was good and vail throughout the country. men of Bull Frogs, Niw Mix. which they some fine talks were on Let progress still be our are made watch exhibiting in thier display tha nriorin nf Eastm. Ciaf word. window. PLOWING! PLOWING! Edgall Mitchel made a fine U. U. Swea rino-in-l Have 16 good teams and am now ready to Mrs. A. E. Doorman and J. H. do thnt plowing of th Ann of nU.,.,5g,uuu is ,n snape ior it. Will do any Hood, representing the Kniirht- - Drt. Prmlt ft gwoarhwta and her work is truly devoted to kind of There is hard sledding ahead of RmwU surface work, such as listing, grading, Campbell Music Co., have the Master. Wo hnri a flna am making surface for the fellows who have hop- sold tanks, etc, Prices reasonable. will be in Clovis I Easter, Ho TOM REAGAN ped onto 32:) acres or less of pianos during their week of from the 10th vice at the nastnr ma sale Clovis. to 20th of each treating djy land under the desert act. in month a Sundav Rrh diseases of the Eye. Ear. Noa orimn R M-.- ,, A new ruling of the eeneral Just eight weeks more of pub of F.aater HBBOBBIB3EaaESl and Throat and Fitting Glasses, land office will prevent specula- lic school and both teachers and and Sister Havne also made fine talks. day spent Magic tion in such entries in the fu- pupils are beginning to plan on The was well. City Furniture We fine Sunday T 1 and ture by forcing every entrant how they will spend their sum- have a School at f 1 DR. H. R. GIBSON Liberty. on a desert land tract to show mer vacations. The young people take undertaking (Jo. that there are so much interest in the Sunday (JOHNSON reasonable Judge W. R. McGill. of La Osteopath BROS.) grounds for the statement School work. We had two ad- that Lande, and John Becker, of diseanpii water supply for lreats all hnth ditions to the church. Embalmers and Funeral the land Belen came over from Melrose and chronic. Special inu Directors can be obtained attention The text at 11 o'clock was for cultivation Tuesday given to diseases of women, purposes. after attending the from the Sunday School lesson: LADY ASSISTANT AMBULANCE Lands which have good roads meeting. SERVICE been entered in the past as PATIENTS EXAMINED FHII Be not afraid. vmj mono t t. NJ ht p. Read the last installment Office 103 1-- 2 North desert tracts will have to be of Main Street the Trey Hearts in this taken up under the homestead 0' Office Phone 383. Res. 890 M. week's issue of News, J. Keily was confined in laws unless it can be the and Clovis, FIRST CLASS WORKMEN shown see pictures New Mexico. the hospital a couple of days HOT AND COLD BATHS that there is water at the Lyceum to to irrigate night. this week on account of getting :beland. The ruling is a big the muscles in his neck injured, The Sanitary Barber Shop victory for the homesteader, but wir. kj, Hj. Justus, who was f A 1 while doing some work in his Shorett & Petitfils, Props. Worshipful . m. will not be looked upon with Master of the Clo uicicman, d. caboose, last Tuesday. WE He is DO THE A. T. A 8. P. HOSPITAL WORK kindness by men who have Masonic lodge last vear will ..Physician & Surgeon now able to be out again. i i SANITARY . . - i be host to the 1914 officers ALL THAT THE NAME procured uiousanas of acres and A goodly number, of Clovis IMPLIES their wives Office opposite Antlers Hotel in the West misrepre-eentatio- n. on the here under 27th of this good road boosters attended the In the past, month at St. Vrain. Office phone 63. Res. 219. men Good Roads Convention at Mel put up dams in ' ALSO have the draws The Oddfellow end Rebekah ...I FIT GLASSES... rose Tuesday; C. E. Dennis, "" have depended on and freshets lodges are getting ready to cele- Clovis, New Mex. W. James, B. J. Catt, Ben Moss Q V. The .... STEED fill them. to registers of brate the 92nd. anniversary of W. J. Curren, C. V. Steed and office will not the land take the the I. 0. 0. F. on the 26th. at Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Peterson the Undertaker & statements that applicants Portales. The Clovis lodges will attended from Clovis EmhaWr water will Walker's believe the be ob- be well represented at Portales Market They will have Mrs. Pendergrass is now en Manager Clovis tained. to file as many are contemplating visit- for all kinds of Cemetery show gaged in the hair business, maps and where the ing our neighbor city on Meats and the Produce making and selling switches Day Phone 14. water is to come from. above date. Night Phone 3& Phone 123. Phone 123. etc. (GRADUATION DRESS GOODS MATERIALS

It is time for you to be planning for that important event, Graduation. We have pretty material in Silk Lace, Corded Silk, Voile, Novelty and Egyptian Crepes, Our prices will please you.

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For Sale. Good teams 4yr old mules. All broke. Reasonable terms Address or see C. M. Boyd. Clovis, N. M. Star Route 6-t- Big Piano Sale for 6 days on LA ly at Clovis beginning Apr. 8d 9ri Knight-Campbe- ll Music Co. of ft Denver, Colo. a See the Curren Agency for Beat old line Claud Courier Mr. Boykin was out to his Insurance. Now Shiloh. located in the Antlers buildiag. J Mrs. O'Hara was a Clovia ranch Sunday and Monday. The writer had the pleasure Phone 32. shopper Saturday. Mr. Colwell has bought gome of attending the Easter cele Rock Salt for sale Mod Miss Yulan Roberts and Ed calves and wants more. bration certainly at the at Shiloh and el Grocery. Copeland spent Saturday night Bro. Atwood Breached to th enjoyed a fine day. There was tf and Sunday with the former's rieasanl Hill church Mondav a fine program rendered be Property for sale or rent parents. night. The crowd was imill fore dinner. The recitations Curren Agency, Jay Marks spent Sunday with owing to the busy time, hut were all well given and appro- Vernon Jones. those who were there enjoyed his priate to the day. The songs sermon. Easter at Episcopal Church Mr. Charlton and family mov- were fine and the house was ed back to the farm Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Philit Kava very tastefully decorated. A For the first time, the SDecial proud large crowd was services for Easter day were Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Kelly and sure of their new boy. present and all were interested spectators. held last Sunday at the church Miss Ada Stahl were at Clovis Af ter program in Clovis. The special Friday night an J Saturday. the was over the Easter Blacktower Budget good ladies had a table made music was good. Mrs. Junes called on Mrs. Here I and then how they did load it On Monday an Easter etr&r Stahl Sunday afternoon. am again after a week or two absence. with good things to eat. It party was provided for the Sun Mr. and Mrs. McReynolds is needless to say. the people day School. Everything 1 s quiet around entertained at a dancing party did full justice to the fine cook- The services next Sunday will our happy little village Saturday night and a good crowd and ing. It seemed all came pre- be at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. was present. everything seems to be on the pared to be entertained and all LJt vi xx x 11 go now. Dtaci it n F It IQO Mrs. C. H. Westfall entertain were well pleased with both ed her children Easter. All the young folks enjoyed program and dinner. There Seeds, Bulk Seeds. Bob McGee, from Clovis, spent the Easter dinner and egg hunt ws8 plenty of food taken home Garden arid Field seeds now The Story of the Saturday night and Sunday with Sunday at the home of Mr. and to reed the crowd again. in, and a fine lot they are. theater Marks. Mrs. J. E. Ledbetter. which they Pleasant Hill was well repre When you need seeds of anv gave in Fred James was a Clovis visit- - honor of their twin eirla sented also Texico and Texas kind, get them at Clovis Cream- Jessie Willie. ery IRed and as we saw people and Produce Co. and Blood r Saturday. from the save Rose Billingsiy money. t-- Hobart Rork spent Sunday Mrs. J. M. Cooper, of Vaughn. neighborhood in f nth Miss Fay Marks. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Texas and from Rhea, Texas, A stirring Selig medieval Mrs. R. H. Crook, also. Alter the dinner was High grade gasolene coal Miss Mildred Rork called on of Blacktower. and drama in three reels. Written over they had a grand egg oil. Barry usie Jones Sunday Ezell Wilmon Hardware Co. byJames Oliver Curwood Featur- afternoon. has his well hunt, and the little folks had near done, they ing the two Sam Pipkin and Willis Jones as have alreadv a lively time. popular film favorites struck water ere Clovis visitors Friday. and soon will have Much honor is due the good it pumping. A. L Marks spent Saturday ladies for their work and inter td Sunday on the farm. J. W. Eller was elected school est and especially Mrs. L. TO J. For Partridge, Wood- Kathlyn Williams Clifford Rork was a Clovis visi-- f director at Blacktower by a vote Jones, who drilled the speakers cock, Squirrel Monday. of 33 majority. and by her untiring efforts or Rabbit Shooting the and Our school will close Fridav contributed so much to the Wheeler Oakman Pleasant Hill Pickings night week and the two Mr. success of the day. We are im 44 GAUGE SHOTGUN pelled to ask, be A Story of the Olden Days! feasant Hill farmers are very wnmons are fixing for a n ice what can nicer NctOl ly preparing their land for program for the children, which than for a whole community IS A WONDER to meet together and pass a luck Uml. oriihi t lb... t.k.-4- Blanks. oven as v CARS' nting-th- at time is by. they will enjoy. ror44XL.MW.CF IMIK4 44 Vm near GHtn V V CXPEHIC day in this way? Cmrxlf l.U-- j vkl4 'rospects are good for a Sunday School is going on so int rnc vnqr 91.00 Furniture Sale Contracts, 1 nper crop. nicely now. 67 proper attended Sunday Card of Thanks. form Lease Blanks, Chat and is still changing nands. and a nice talk from our super- tel Mortgages, Mortgage Deeds, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lambert Backwell has purchased the intendent, W. I. McConnell and and daughter wish to thank Bills of Sale, Power of Attorney, place. Rev. Wilmon, so you see how the Stint for dmilrj Tim 01 Mamks Hartshorn Also Mr. .rlirfMMt a rut "i:rM ANH Warranty Deeds, host of friends that have been CUNNING." Notes and all DcaioNa elady has purchased the Blacktower grows by the right CdMII.il.. so kind to them during Mrs. Mk ITCVINt kinds of legal blanks for sale place. people. at Mlct, airbrtain our nrtmnn fro a eh iiifvnltnn ! probbblf patbutbblb. ('..iriMbbtM.bbr Lambert's recent illness. They the News office. tioiurMtlrx.naiit.iai. HAHC00( i furnSt he Shilo Sunday School had Mr. J. VV. Eller was the truest 111 fr. Oldbbt UM107 fur BMnrifit muu. are glad to announce that she is J. STEVENS ARMS HuhiU Ua Ihruoih Knu 4 Vu. rMM ilendid Easter program last of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ledbetter. M Mix, (II hMt (btrn It lit rapidly regaining her strength. ft TOOL COMPANY J. D. Vaught is here, from lay. Pleasant Hill Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. C. W. Scientific Jlcericaa. 0. Norris Lambert. Sayer, Okla, Mr. Vaught is HlMtrml ol a kanilinnblf WMklr. I anrwt Mr. spent the day with them, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. ulatlon of mnr oln(4da JobrntL Vbriti, U m Cain, C. W. Lambert CMICOMl MAM. new comer and bought a claim ybody reported a fine rLl. time. Carl Lambert. at Fields. Co -- New Tork Brueb omom. m W SU WMktwtua. B.U.

WE ARE DEPOSITORY FOR THE STATE, COUNTY and A. T. & S. F. R. R. CO. x3-- WE WANT YOUR DEPOSITS THE CLOVIS NATIONAL BANK it "BETTER THAN THE LAW REQUIRES" DIRECTORS: ALEX SHIPLEY, Pres., JNO. T. SHIPLEY, Vice Pros, J. C. NELSON, Cashier, W. O. OLDHAM, A. W. HOCKENHULL, W. H. DUCKWORTH, L. H. SANDERS I "We Invite The Public To See The Unveiling Ceremonies In Windows Tonight At 8:00 O'clock"

SALE STARTS FRIDAY SALE STARTS FRIDAY Regular 25c Soap For a 25c Cake of During This Sale firf 10c Royal Cuticle Soap 3 Cakes Cuticle Soap for 25 Cents. 3 Cakes Cuticle Soap for 25 Cents "THE HOUSE OF QUALITY" National Gapitol Built in Miniature of Soap This Masterpiece of Art Executed With 25,000 Cakes of Royal Cuticle Soap UNVEILING OF CAPITOL TONIGHT The unveiling of the National Capitol, built in miniature of Iioyal Cuticle Soap tonight at 8 o'clock, will be a Bight of a lifetime and one worth coming many miles to see. Every man, woman and child in Clovis and the Southwest should see this wonderful piece of workmanship. It's a marvel of ingenuity and artistic skill. It exhibits the front and rear elevations of the National Capital-t- he mammoth Arch o'f Triumph, with its orna- mental column of Liberty and Chariot of Progress. The great hall Hanked with smaller halls running through the entire building, is shown with marked exactness as to its distinctive features and adornment. This master-piec- e is executed in our large window with one purpose i; view, to make you acquainted with UOYAL CUTI- CLE SOAP. Every one invited. Bring the children. You will feel proud of the stars and stripes. THE GREATEST SOAP SALE EVER HELD IN THE WEST BEGINS FRIDAY Economies for Every Family and Every Home in the Southwest a ""1 This Soap Value Regular 25c Cuticle I If 1 Royal Cuticle Soap Soap During This Sale . . CAKES FOR 25c Stands Supreme lVV3 ... 3 CAKES FOR . . . 25c 10c Instead of distributing small free samples to each IN order to thoroughly introduce their MEDICATED ROYAL family, the manufacturers allow us,, during this This soap is famous elsewhere, but has never been sold in Clovis CUTICLE SOAP, The Royal Company has selected and appointed mammoth event only, to o(Fr our customers and under its present name, although a toilet snap made from the Clovis' highest class and most dependable store through which to the public generaly an unprecedented soap offer same formula is sold almost every where in America under an- offer the greatest SOAP BARGAIN offered ever in the Southwest, as follows: other "trade mark" at 25c the cake. This ROYAL CUTICLE and incidently make one of most unique displays the ever shown. TOILET SOAP is the cleanest, purest, softest and most soothing The Royal Company, in looking for a proper representative ONE in CAKE OF 25c you could use on your hands or face. When you see the soap and Clovis, naturally thought of Harvey & Morris first and arranged CUTICLE SOAP FOR 10c note its quality you will want a dozen cakes at the price named. for tnis display and sale. We consider ourselves fortunate in This price is positively the lowest ever named on high-clas- s toilet having secured the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for Loyal Cuticle Soap THREE CAKES OF soap, and no more than six cakes will be sold to one person and for Clovis and its trade territory, and we are glad to share our CUTICLE SOAP FOR none will be sold at any price or to anyb.dy before 8:30 Friday. good fortune with our customers and the public generally 25c of the The rush is going to be tremend xjj. Plan now to come early. Southwest. These prices on. HIGH GRADE TOILET SOAP are Positively Not More Than Six Out-of-Tow- positively the lowest ever quoted in Clovis. To n Merchants Cakes Will be So'd to One Person Send Us Your Mail Orders We are the SOLE AGENTS for all towns in Clovis' trade territory If you live out of the city and are unable to attend this great sale and all orders for ROYAL CUTICLE SOAP must be sent to and display, please send us your mail orders and they will be SALE BEGINS FRIDAY! Harvey & Morris. Merchants in other towns should write for filled promptly. Enclose Parcels Post Charges. prices.

working Home Kin on lie Ir pull or on fli.it of field as news agent out of DAVID ANOINTED KING the and Kent for blm. Railroad Locals Clovis for several months has their follow citizens, the L'ldors impiir Tha Antitypical Lord's Anoint.d. iwun "Slt"i.hidr..villi lay vi ujuu mc ed uhclhcr hei'iilue pciioiiidlj or not -- sumurl : it. Our flolden Tent apical to (ill gone to Vaughn to take charge proposed change, Airll whether his presence menu! n hlessluu but that nolh Christians. mimed ion with the A Man After God's Own Heart An- or tho infliction or h Their of the news stand at night. ing definite has yet been decid High Calling of the (iospcl Age. As Lem A. Wright, car clerk in rwa other Phase of 8amu.l'a Character. fenrs were iillnyeil when they heard the Lord'' messengers We, loo, arp office fore- J. T. Stalker engineer ea. mere was some talk a Samu.l to Btthlehsm Anoint- - that his mission a to offer u sn rili-- the of general car went S.nt seeking for these to be anointed with short time ago the . local ing Praaant Inatitu-lion- a to thp Lord. man Taylor, departed for Tope-k- a to Albuquerque Wednesday to that tha Sueeaatara of the oil of gladness, the Holy Spirit. a Home time before this, the Ark of the remain a few days. passenger would be taken off David Typo of tha Church. Hint they limy be klnm mid priests In Tuesday to have his eyes Co Venn lit lind been ruptured by I In sixty-- Divina Mathod of Stlection of Eleet. the Messianic Kingdom. Like the t by a April 7th, this completing a Philistine. Thp Tabernacle services, reated specialist there, John Purcell, superintend- Prophet Samuel, wo might feel afraid day tryout, but on his last Van looUlk on Ihr outtrari uppraranee, thus discontinued, bud not yet been re- ent motive power of the Santa M lo iiuolnt the successors of present In Brakeman Will Mathis was in Cod tnoknh on Iht hrart," - I Ham. If 7 established; consequently this xucri-flclu- jr visit to Artesia, Mr. Evans said ulltutlons, did wp city Fe, arrived from Sweetwater s.vrrs rejection - tuo win iwrfomiisl by the Lord's the the first of the did- - in; not realise Hint the in 16" that the train could not be Lord meant nut only his ulti especially appointed servuui. The week enroute to busin ess car No. Wednes the Carlsbad to continued by time. mate removal from ilu throne. column nd for the people of lleihleliciii sealing of day and spent the day that now local here. K I Lords Lied, take a run between there Ml t tllill III" NOtlH Nlllllllll not to sHnctlfy themselves If they would He is In progress. Is 0 making an inspection trip succeed i iii lii II, nml t tin t I lie Lord pnrtlclpiitp In the blessings of Hip miiit. and Roswell. secret work, which over the system, would select another mini for the Il"c signified that they should bathe, In Token of Memory none can under Mrs. L. R. Conarty went to The I'lvlnc i'lio i was Pnviri. to put on clean clothes mid draw nigh to Superintendent Evans has stuml ext-eii- Ihi.vn To memory whom tin Tropin-- ! Samuel Iih( Indi- the Lord with nil their hearts. Thus Amarillo Tuesday, she being the of dear Father who have It. been making the quarterly in lypl-llll- they repl'i-spclei- l Justl-flciillo- Lyman M. Beebe, rectly referred, saying, "'flip l.onl InitU that called by deceased. He I The uuiiiii liavld there the illness of her sought n n Ills own inn Kii net lien t Ion which Hie spection of bridges this week lllin inn after signifies llelovpil. mother. departed this life Sunday 5th. or lipnrt." I Sn mtifl 13:44. t'liiii'i-- of Dip liospcl Ago hits enjoyed. over his territory from Belen to and as It applied or At till" limp of today's Study, linvld I'Iip I'rophet seoiiis to luiv taken Engineer faster resurrection day at especially to Jeff Roberts, has Pecos. He was accompanied by wan iiImiim twenty ypars old. Ilia supervision of Jesse s family to the in tavtd Anotntri King. our our home 513 N. Axtell. Age hp i.ord. of whom Je taken the mixed Briscoe, r won Hip gentle tent that might without public ills run between trainmaster Division hovah saiil, "This Is My lielovcd Sou," 85 years 2 months and 25 days. Rutli, nlui had glcun.-- grain In prob play find nml anoint the man whom Carlsbad and Roswell and ex- Engineer Walter and bridge so also It applies (o all th luemlH-r- a He paid ably Hip very field whh which Imviil the Lord hud chosen. Jesse Introduced of the 11 la Uody, each of whom lie be- pects to move his family from building foreman Klasner. The waa familiar. HI greut grandfather Ills sons to thp I'rophet In tint order or must last respects of love and loved, else he caiioot be Albuquerque to bade wan Boar., a page their birth his eldest 11 rut. L'llnb was acceptable aa Carlsbad. Roadmaster accompanied him a member. Of such the farewell to take his leave with of whose history In of fine appearance, mid the. I'rophet Head says, over their respective "The Father Himself L. B. Parker, operator for districts. Assumed I hut he was thp Lord's choice. loveth you": and the his daughter Mrs. Clara Hender- recorded In the again. "Love A special train was used for or Rut thp was looking on the heart, one another, as I have Santa Fe here, left for Kansas son and grand Hook Ruth. linl loved you." daughter with and hail already selected liavld, nl All who receive this City Sunday to making the trip. Like Hon. Itarid'a anointing of the visit for a few whom he lived. He has been fatbpr Jesse was though being under age:, his father hud Lord must ultimately days. Superintendent F. be of this beloved character. J. Evans, living with his children for doubtless OIIP of not thought It worth while to call him of to the reus). As one after another of R. the Pecos valley lines, with several years. He will the Killers of llcih F. Menefee and wife have be laid I Jesse's sons appenred. the I'rophet Reward headquarters at Clovis, is quot- e b e m. rcsppcted Qui-vir- away in family 111 been stopping at the Gran a cemetery at and honored as n found not sit whom the Lard's Spirit The News will give $1.00 in ed as recommending that the Indicated as the one lo lip anointed for a few days. Mr Menefee Decamah. Neb., to await the noble iiihii. (if his cash or a year's subscription local passenger mother we Then he Inquired. "Are all thy chil- for is representative train between coming of our Lord Jesus Christ know a copy of the Galena little, etcent that dren here?" Jesse suddenly remein-Iwre- of the first issue of this Roswell ,koirt-Uonp- and Carlsbad, known to call his people youngest lioy tu Oil Co. on the Santa Fe. His from the David twice men- thnt his was paper of date of May 1, "Merry-go-round,- 1907. as the " headquarters is in Wellington, be dust to which they return to hpr ax a handmaid of iod. Kansas. taken off. and that the three live with him for ever and ever Thp I'rophet Kaninel mourned for divisions south from Clovis to King Haul, apparently disappointed mora. He died in faith of the Uiat he Hhiaild he rejerted. Quite proli Earl H. Staley returned a few Pecos be changed di- to two gospel of the son of God and was ably forplHidliiK of ''ml war per ' days ago from Winfield, Kansas Clovis visions, to run from Clovis to a faithful lover of God and his turbed the Prophet' mind. He knew Time Card where he took his wife to be op- Artesia and from Artesia to that Ha ill would not quietly lay down people. With his last words he the aoepter whlrh he had tiiken up ao erated upon for appendicitis. Peccs says the Artesia corres bade us farewell with thanks modestly. In obedience to the Mvlne EAST BOUND He reports that the operation pondent for the Albuquerque arrangement. Hamuel should have had and praise on his lips and saying No. 22 (Chicago Flyer) was entirely successful and greater trust In Nod's Wisdom and i Arrive that Journal. At present, the di "duet thou art and unto dust 7:10 A. M. his wife will be out hos- Tower. Iml his tronlile was more or Leave of the visions run from Clovis to Ros- I 7:45 A. U. pital shall thou return," In hope we 1m like that whlrh a sun Is the Lord's No. 114 (Kansas City Eip"rtsij"".1Z! in a few days. well, Roswell to Carlsbad and people even toils y. Leave 3:10 P. M. shall ever live to meet our dear sent to iMTid. WEST W. W. Hatton, griev- Carlsbad to Pecos. Mr. Evans When anoint the BOUND chief Prophet not hesitate to perforin figures local Father Beebe in that heavenly did No. 21 (The Missionary) ance man for the conductors, that the passenger the lord's bidding, but be Intimated .. - Arrive 7:35 A. M. was here on business train is not paying expenses, home where tears are all dried that he clearly understood that King the first of No. 117 Leave 8:00 A. M. the week. and that the traffic could be away by God's own hand where Saul would kill blm as traitor If be (From Kansas City77Z ahould anoint successor to tha king ...... Arrive 1:10 A. M. handled just as easily by the pain NORTH Railroad business continues and sickness and death is dom. Tha Lord aaaured blm that the BOUND regular train. He further no more and trials and troubles matter would not be mads known at No. 938 (From Pecos Valley) food. The men on the road are go Arrive 6:30 thinks that two crews could are all over, once, and directed hlra to to Beth- A. M. working steadily and shops but another land lehem and make sacrifice there, and SOUTH BOUND the handle the work where are running full time. The boys three where love and joy a nd happi- to ImproTa tha opportunity of finding No. 937 (Pecos Valley Express) crews are now anointing tha one who In due time Leave 8:10 will draw good sized used and cut ness bloom out a new when this nd A. M. checks next down wonld become king. VIA. LUBBOCK CUT pay day. more expense on his Mortal shall put on Immortality OFF lines. Qed'a Cheioe of King. No. 921 (South from East) for ever and ever more. Our Study begins at the point when Arrive 7:15 A. M. Austin Klutts who has been is said the No. 933 (Texas Daily) It that general Contributed. the Trophet arrived at Bethlehem. Leave 7:35 A. M. Thinking thai his presence signified Local and Personal n Echoes From Blacktower

Will Curren and Engineer, Monday Mel-ros- e. : Peterson, spent in What do you think of New Mexico,

i Where the ground is covered with snow, Frank Rodgers left the first of Where some eastern people are afraid to go, the week tor his home at Taiban, Because they have heard things that wasn't so. N. M. New Mexico is a grand old state, Jeniton Apples $1.50 per box at If you'll come out here and do things straight, the Model Grocery. Phone 29. You need not bother about your fate, Attorney, George L. Reese, of For we'll treat you right without sucker bait. I PPl4a'es spent a day in our city The rain and snow ha9 been quite a treat. t thtjirst of the week, I don't believe I ever saw the beat, 1 would snow awhile and would sleet, George P. Howe went to Mel- - It then it But such a as this we're glad to rose Thursday in the interest of season mce'. the New York Life Insurance Hurry up old farmer and get to work, I Company, Harness up old Pete and stir the dirt. I Feed him well and dont let him shirk, ! Downing, Melrose Otis one of And you'll get your pay from old mother earth. j most promising young men, by t spent Monday in Clovis. For the Bible we are made to understand, That out of the ground God made the first man, Clever Edgell, Editor of the And made him overseer over all the land, Melrose Dairyman-Farme- r, made ur Yes, turned everything over into his h ind. a flying trip to Clovis the first of people coming to New Mexico, ' the week. There's lots of Where there's lots of rain and plenty of snow, r The Eyes of the Public j Mrs. J. N. Coplin left the For there's no better place that they could go, lailcr pari, ui i:ie ween iw men Where they could live and have a better show. Every detail of the telephone business is being constantly watched by farm near Elida. She expects Yes, they coming in most every day, the American people ' to remain until fall. are Because down in Texas they cannot stay. The keen eyes of trained observers paid by the citizens of this country I Machinist Copeland purchased And in Oklahoma it is the same old way, study every phase of the business ' a handsome autopiano from the For the third and fourth they have to pay. telephone company in the United States is under the direct super- Knight Campbell Musico Co., Every Come to New Mexico and get you a home, vision Commerce Commission this week. of the Interstate Bring your mother-in-la- and cease to roam, on In neai ly every state of the Union the telephone business is under constant purchased an ele-- deep sandy loam, I D. C. Houk i Where the soil is rich and a observation by a State Public Service Commission gant new piano this week from And where there's no landlord to faunch and foam. i L. Pumntuill Muni, rv The local authorities in every county, city and town keep in direct touch V:V. Some people have the state of New Mexico, y left with our affairs ' Because they thought it was a mighty poor show, I Bring your hens to Clovis These commissions and representatives, chopen by the people themselves, t Co. We They went back East where the cotton blossoms grow, Creamery and Produce are the Eyes of the Public ' are paying 11c Cash nice fat Near the shady brook where the tranquil waters flow. The time has come when there can be few, if any secrets in a public ser- : hens. They had a longing to get back to the sticks, among wife's people they might mingle and vice corporation For Fire Insurance in best old That their mix, In our business we have no Becrets we want none we have nothing to line Companies, See Curren lots of mosquitos and plenty of ticks, conceal Agency. tf Where there's By now I expect they're in a pretty bad fix. The exact condition of our business is revealed from every angle in the re- f Tom Helm left last week for Come back old boys-- and straighten up your face, ports required by the various commissions - Tucson, Arizona where he will And pray God to give you a little more grace, through reports; remain indefinitely. Every detail of our business is open to the public these the That you may never give up or quit the race, public is safeguarded at every step Rev. Arthur Marston is vis-- f But roll up your sleeves and stay with your place. Sanger, Texas, iting friends at Two hundred thousand bushels of grain was shipped I and improving in health. El from Melrose, States Telephone and Telegraph Co. I The Mountain Paso Times. And how much was shipped from other places God Different" Jemton Apples $1.50 per box at only knows, "The Corporation ihe Vlodel Grocery. Phone 29. So you see that peace and plenty continually flows, Whether it's written in rhyme or written in prose. I ? W. E. Copeland and wife left We looking again for another good crop, f Thursday morning for their are property, to wit: Special Master to advertise and nothing happens and the rain dont stop. Notice Of Sale described claim east of Portalea, where If All of Srjthwsst quarts sell said property, according to And if the price of grain doat drop, tha they will reside in the future. then Whereas the District Court of (SW1-4- ) of Section Three (3) in law; We will be so glad we'll skip and bop. Mexico, on Curry County, New Township Three North of Range Now Notice here- Miss Birdie Day is completing therefore. is ; Now as I close I wish to state. the 9th. day of February, 1915, 36 East N. M. P. M. in Curry by given that I. the undersign- i handsome new concrete bunga-- E. F. I've told no lie but all k straight, rendered judgment against County New Mexico: ed Special Master, will on Mon- iow on M eriwether Street The Hard-wic- k, We use no rhymes for aucker bait, Hard wick and Gustenia R. To satisfy said judgment and day, May 10th, at the hour of building when completed, will be Hun- For a lie is something we always hate. in the sum of Seven interest thereon and all costs Ten O'clock in the forenoon, at sfor rent Dollars as principal to- E. dred and attorney's fees with interest the front door of the Curry Harlan Locker. on the same A good line of trimmed and gether with interest on the judgement for said at- County Court House in Clovis, cent per 'tntrimmed hats for children, at the rate of 12 per torney's fees. Curry County, New Mexico, sell August 2nd. 1913 jjjust received. Call and see annum, from Witness my hand this 24 day at public auction, to the highest 1915, and them. Miss Luey Turner, 111 For Trade. Card of Thanks to February 9th. for of March, 1915. bidder for cash, the following U-- 2 sum of Eighty So. Main 16 lots, the additional to-wi- St 4 room house and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Henderson E. H. Robinson, described property, t: Dollars and Fifty cents with 6 good orchard and other out wish to thank their many friends Special Master. The undivided one-ha- lf inter- No, 1 "The Guaranty Fund thereon from buildings, another 4 rocm house for the many kindnesses shown percent interest A9 -- Apr. 30 est in the N. W. quarter Sec- Bank of Farwell, is in position at- of three lots, and a 2-- room and the help given them during February 9th. 1915, as an 0 make some cattle loans, any and tion 15, Township 4, North of 2 lots, all in Cordell, torneys fee and a further judg- ize you wai.t if the collaterals house and the illness and death of Mrs. Range 31 E. of the N. M. P. M. for New M. ment that said judgment for Notice of Sale. :ood." Oklahoma, to trade Henderson's father, L. Beebe. in Curry County, N. M.; the Clovis. principal and interest bear inter- Whereas District Court of Mexico land north of the said undivided one-ha- lf interest, Mrs. M. Lyons will go to est from February 9th. , 1915, Address, I. W. Firestone, Wood- Mrs. R. T. Bobier was in the Curry County, New Mexico, on formerly belonged to and was marilio on business today. until paid at the rate of 12 per ward, Oklahoma. ltp. city from her farm, Thursday, the 28th day of November, 1914. owned by L. Roy Knowles. now Ier daughter. Miss Helen will cent per annum, and said shopping. that rendered judgement against deceased, of whom the above ave eharge of the Antlers dur-i- g judgment for Eighty Dollars and We are ready for the season's Walter Peter Van den Nort, defendants are the heirs: her absence. Jeniton Apples $1. 50 per box Fifty cents, for attorney's fees trade iu ice cream and bottled Ada Van den Nort and Beulah To satisfy said judgment and at the Model Grocery. Phone 29. bear interest from February 9th. Highest market price for soda. Special attention given to B. Knowles, defendants, to be interest thereon and all costs 31o- - 1915, at the rate of 6 per cent weet and sour cream. out of town orders. Clovis Ice High grade gasolene and coal satisfied out of the property and attorney's fees. per annum and for costs, in a is Ice Cream and Bottling Cream & Bottling Works. Barry Hardware Co. herein described, in the princi- Witness my hand this oil foreclosure suit against the said 24th. forks. pal sum of $381.70 together with day of March, 1915. E. F. Hardwick and Gustenia R. interest on the same at the rate E. H. Aaron Broyles and family Hardwick, defendants, by Cash Robinson, of 10 per cent per annum from Special came in Tuesday from Post, Ramey, plaintiff, being cause Master. Ins. Co., August 1, 1912, to November 28. Mar. 26-A- pr. 16. Texas, making their The Pacific Mutual Life and intend No. 814 in the District Court of 1914, which said interest is home i n New Mexico. Mr. of California. Curry County, New Mexico, and $89.06 and 10 percent additional Broyles ia Mrs. W. E. Cope-lan- d's Mr. Felix Mandell, of New the Court in said judgment and on the sum of said interest and York City is in city, brother. Assets Dec, 31,1914 $32,604,612.25 decree, ordered and decreed that principal for attorney's fees, the the guest of his nephew, A. Man- See the Curren Agency for Liabilities Dec. 31, 1914 $28,614,766.68 the property of the said E. F. and a further judgment that R, Hard- dell, Billie Buchanan, of Por-tale- s, Best old line Insurance. Now Gross Surplus $2,989,845.57 Hardwick and Gustenia said judgment bear interest at described, be who has been ill at the located in the Antlers building. wick, hereinafter the rate of 10 per cent per an- Death Rate, Actual to Expected 59.73 per cent according to satisfy hospital here ia now convales- Phone 32. sold law to num from Nov. 23th. 1914 until cent, and is able to be around, Average Rate of Interest Earned 6.23 per ceni. said judgment and that E. H. paid and for pist, i'i a foreclos- Phil Drakworth went to Dun-- 1 Robinson is by the court appoint- ure suit ajrni' t e said Walter Forrest Warren, that vener- can, OliH, today for a few days Life, Accident and Health Insurance Combined in one pen pusher ed Special Master to advertise Peter Van den N rt and Ada able at the Steering Policy Ask for infoimauon regarding cur new Double Mrs. J. C. Lyons has taken and sell said property according Van den Nort and Beulah B. wheel of the contemporary up Indemnity Policy. the street, is I charge of the Antlers Hotel, and to law. Knowles, defendants, by Bynum back on the job . is having building after undergoing an operation the entire B. Gen. AgL, Albuquerque, N. M. Now therefore, Notice is here- B. Doughton, plaintiff, being I - F. Schwentker, for appendicitis. He is elated renovated. Mrs. Lyons is pro- by given I, the undersigned cause No. 762 in the District that over the results and says he I prietor of the hotel. Special Master, will on Monday, Court of Curry County. New Mexico and the Court in said feels fine. No. 2. "Do your business May 24th. , 1915, at the hour of judgment and decree ordered The largest and oldest in t with a bank where your depos- - Ten O'clock in the forenoon, at the property West. Big U-R-N- the front door of the Curry and decreed that the sale of Pianos and its are guaranteed and where EXT Union in Clovis, hereinafter described be Bold ac- Players at Clovis for 6 days on- i you can get money any time Barber Shop County Court House cording to law to Batisfy said ly. Beginning Saturday, Apr. you want We have money SNELLINGS, Curry County New Mexico, sell f it R. H. Proprietor. H. Rob- 3d. -- Knight Co. 5 public auction to the highest judgment, and that E. Campbell of to loan NOW,-St- ate Bank of cheerfully at Satisfaction guaranteed or whiskers refunded! is by Court appointed Denver, Colo. farwell. bidder for cash the following inson the THE CLOVIS NEWS

MONSTER BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED li Yc:r C:iy MA J A l::iro C::l A fig-SSL aasss mmm0m The His of Life" Tha frs booUst is a pUia tlrtesiast el 'mm Moo! as to that mricac wit BLAME ON WAR 'cmaa. They have uwd Pcruoa. Tbt PUTS kaow what they an lalluag about. Fathers. Motban. Sulcn, BroUMn. LvudiaUMn aad iruxkhildrm. They all apeak, C. H. Canby, president of the Chi lortructirt reading. Scad ior eaa. testified In cago board ot trade, who Pcnma is ataadard bouxhold fcaedy Investigation Into a the New York state for coathtj cold aad cetanh. It it al i the rise in the price of bread, declared light Uuure. Aa adaitabU remedy f that tbe law of supply and demand old and young. It ii a great saviog ia ioajj The Lattleshlp Pennsylvania was launched at Newport News recently. Miss Elizabeth Kolb of Germantown, and not the furore of the Chicago tor' bill to have Peruaa ia the boua. h IV. was the sponsor. The Pennsylvania will be the largest vessel In tbe United States navy, being 699 feet long, wheat pit, was the cause of the in- i alo coflveaieai. 97 feet beam and 31,000 tonnage. crease. li your drutgiit ium Dot happea to lure "Europe wants our wheat," Mr. Peruaa is stock order it direct frost u $1.00 bode. $5.00 lot We pay Canby declared, "and the world price a as. ning. The war authorities traasportatioa charge. Peniaa wias it eWa French governs price. Every figure the average life of an auto tbe American way. Oa bottle will cooviaot you. SELLING ALLIES HIS country in the world is trying to pur truck Is only seven days. LOSE ARMY COMPANY, chase wheat here. It is matter of THE PERUNA Thousands of Buysrs. 1 OkJ bidding between the American con There are of buying thousands sumer and the foreign buyer. agents for the foreign governments Pope Will . "I the New York Investiga BILLIOIISfler all over the country, but two Lack Guards if Italy think the tors are on the wrong track. No group snip largest blocks of contracts are com- Enters the War. men have sufficient power to boost BROOM CORN ing through Charles Schwab of of tons the artificially the price of wheat. A con Bethlehem Steel company and J. Pier- - TO US FOR aSST RESULTS splracy to restrain trade In wheat and pont Morgan, bead of tbe great bank' Entire CHEAP KSBftSffl RATE8 Vatican Fores Liable to Call te flour Is well-nig- impossible. Ing Arm. LIBERAL LOANS MAOB WRITE t Colors, and Unprectdsnted Situa- "I am unalterably against fed- Schwab has made two visits to Eu- tion May Arise Law Guar- eral embargo on wheat exportatlona. rope since war began ob of COYNE BROTHERS Great Stream of Business Flows the and has Not only would that be a great blow 118 W. SOUTH WATER ST.. CHICAGO tained contracts amounting to more antees Silent Re- to our commerce, but It would be Into United States as than $50,000,000. Bethlehem 1 His tampering with our economlo fabric. Speculation has been but a drop in the PaTRTtFS works are making even guns Rome. In case Italy goes to war sult of War. bucket In comparison with the real cause of tbe Increase In the prices the hair balsam for allies, to what one ot the most serious comDllcatlons jtj A toil priwrmtluti ot merit. the but in addition war. 'wt II sips torMllctediUHtrult. la out or- which will follow In the relations be- For RMtorinc Color nsl turned here he has sublet no shortage In supply. We have 75.000,000 bushels for V tween the Italian government "There Is our still T , Bsut7toGrForFddHfa ders in a dozen cities Mor and the ' evnd L.U0 different export. The new crop will be in circulation In 15 weeks. J At ltnurvist PLANTS TAXED TO UTMOST gan Is now the general purchasing noiy see will be In connection with "For the first time In years the farmer Is getting a fair price- Formerly agent of the British government and the papal army. be had to compete with cheap labor In Austria, Argentina and other wheat- - all orders go through his Arm. There Is no provision in the law of Harness and Saddle Business Sals guarantees - raising countries." Mott of the Contracts for 8upplles Every section of the country where contemnlatlns- the eventu. To eloae eitnte, one of the beat known harneaa Run for Two Years or Longer-Go-ods manufacturing Is a large feature of allty of war. W hen this law was be- end sailtll ahopa In the Wet la offered at P. 600, pert oaab. Adilnwa P. O. Bos SUB, Rifle, Oolo. Sold for Delivery Here business Is benefiting from war or- fore the Kalian parliament in 1871 Shipment at Buyer's Risk. ders, although these orders In many member proposed an amendment to HER LIFE NEVER DULL cases are not large enough to offset tne effect that all privileges accorded SIMPLY SPELLING HIS NAME Now York. A common estimate of the depression In domestic trade. to the pope should be suspended "in "It Is singular," said Mrs. William th.i war's length Is three years. In Many orders are from governments case of war between Italy and other Combination of Letters Led G. Gorgas, wife of Brigadier General Peculiar tiin ilrst six months of the conflict which never before bought In the nations, as also In the case of war to Court Clerk's Rather Nat- the United States sold about $400,-oni),o- between foreign nations when Italy Gorgns, cblef of the medical corps ot American market and American busi- army ural Mistake. In 'nr supplies, not taking ness men believe they can hold this had declared herself neutral, and In tbe United States and famous 11 over tbe world as the man who Into consideration foodstuffs designed trade after the war Is over. They every circumstance when such a meas "Spell your name!" said tbe court 1 ure made conditions possible for the for civilian populations. By August argue that much of the work now should be necessary for the Inter- sharply. nal achievement of the Panama canal, clerk our trade will reach $1,000,000,000; and being done here for Great Britain, to and external security of the state." The witness began: "O, double T, This "what a prominent part yellow fever unless something occurs to check this take an Instance, has previously been amendment was accepted, but not IT, E, L, double bas played in my life! It even fig- I, double double phenomenal business (3,000,000,000 done In Germany, and that the bitter embodied In the law, which, It was "begin ured In my courtship! "Wait!" ordered the clerk; will have poured Into the United feeling after the war will preclude then explained, was concerned with D v. 74 again!" States before the treaty of peace Is Its being done there again. tbe rights of peace and not with those "I was vlBlting at Fort Brown, Texas, I was young miss, The witness repeated: "O, double SlRIIPd. A Philadelphia factory Is making of war. when a and was suddenly taken with yellow fever. T, I, double U, E, double L, double U, Even if the war should stop right swords for the British army. Such Article 3 of the law of guarantees " At General Gorgas was double O now nur trade In the materials of war a contract had never before been re- deals with tbe pontifical army as fol- that time treating and aludying fever cases at "Your honor!" roared the clerk, "I would soon reach a billion, for most ceived in this country. In the past lows: same place. He, himself, became beg that this man be commlttod for of the great contracts are written to British swords have been made In "The sovereign pontiff can tbe retain ill, was during our convales- contempt of court I" bo fulfilled without regard to the Germany. the usual number of guards and it attached cence our romance begun. "What la your name?" asked the course of the war and run for two In the Pittsburgh district, which to his person and employed for that the on General Gorgas Judge. yours, or even longer. Includes Bethlehem, many Germans custody or the palaces without preju- "From then specialized to a great extent on yel- "My name, your honor, Is Ottlwell Our gain would be even larger who formerly worked for the Krupps dice to the obligations and duties In- low fever, gave his to Wood, and I spoil It, O, double T, I, could we supply both sides. As It is, are employed. They are now making cumbent on those guards by reason and attention ward prevention in places where double U, E, double U double V, almost nothing is going to the Teu- war material for the allies, although, of the laws In force In kingdom." lta the It had become chronic malady. His double O, D." Ladies' Home Jourt tonic allies. of course, they do not know The obligations men- this and duties assignments In the service have been f8"":"iin"i The United States government of- definitely. The men in the factory tioned in this article are those ol fix' to regions where he might continue Necessarily 8low. ficials are unable to give anything are not Informed for whom a particu- every Italian liability to serve citizen's to carry on hia battle against It, and as I look back over my life It appears lo A California youngster bad been It kit correct figures of tbe trade In lar six-Inc- shrapnel shell Is being In the army, explicit- and thus the law me that yellow fever atalks rather vividly alongside many of my experiences." permitted to visit a boy friend on war supplies. A large proportion, made. ly provides pontifical guards can- that Gorgas Is planning to spend next four years In Washington, as the strict condition that be was to how large It Is Impossible to say, Some reported. Mrs. the odd items are The not claim exemption from military Gorges' assignment to duty war department makes possible leave there at Ave o'clock and bis goes to Canada first and Is shipped ' General in the French government has paid New service. In fact 1he pontifical gen- mother was very angry. Tbe young from there to England, France, Rus- their residence In the capital." England manufacturers $260,000 for darmes, who are all Italian citizens, ster insisted, however, sia or one of their allies. that ha had snowshoes. One concern In Phila- are purposely recruited from men obeyed Ms orders and bad not lin- There is no penalty for mlsbllllng delphia la turning out a folding saw who have served in tbe Italian army. gered unnecessarily on the way. exports. Much gunpowder Is going A POLITICAL PARADOX with wooden handles for cutting wire The Noble guards and the Palatine "Do you expect me to believe," said out In cases marked sugar or salt, es- entanglciEMta. When the war started guards, who are nearly all Italian cit- mother, It took' you two pecially through Pacific ports to Rus- his "that the armies used steel pliers for this izens, not being on permanent duty hours to walk a quarter of a mlleT" it sia by way of VIndlvoBtok. Representative James W. Fordney work, with the result that many men at the Vatican, but only called for e She reached for whip. "Now, sir, In most circles It of Saginaw, Mich., Is a political para- the i the authoritative were shocked to death by high volt- service when occasion requires, get will you tell me Is principal Items dox. Expressed In mathematical the truth r estimated that the age electricity. special leave of absence whan called , terms, he would be parallel lines "Ye-es- mamma,' sobbed tbe boy, In the four millions of dollars' worth Factories turned to New Uses. for service In the Italian army. , "Charlie Wilson gave me a mud ordered here In first six months X which meet or a half that Is greator the All sorts of fuctories have been In case general mobilization Is or and I was to carry It were: $25,000,000; arms, that Its whole. turtle afraid Motor cars, pressed Into commission to make dered In Italy practically all tbe 200 I 1 For Mr. Fordney, In lust con- so led it home." explosives and the like, $105,000,000; things useful In war. A company In pontifical gendarmes would have t( the gressional election, though every- Iron and steel, $65,000,000; uniforms, Bridgeport, Conn., which usually Join the colors and thus the two per where defeated In detail, was victori- socks, sweaters, etc., $30,000,000; makes cemetery monuments of manent corps of the papal army, the The Classic Vogue. ous. He was beaten in each of the "Do you In chemicals and hospital supplies, bronze, Is now turning out forglngs Swiss guards, already reduced from admire the classics?" counties compose his dis- quired soldiers shoes, harness and for an auto truck concern which has 200 to only about eighty rank and file, four that the student trict, and yet was elected. In each "Well," replied "I other leather products, $18,000,000; a large order from the allied coun- and the gendarmes, will be to all In- the theatergoer, of these counties he ran second much miscellaneous, including food sup- tries. Bridgeport, by tho way, ls tents and purposes disbanded. Not and don't care for It In literature, when the sum of them was takon, he right In plies known to have gone to the huge prosperity because most can the pope rely on the Noble guards but It'a all dancing." ran first. armies, $lfiO,000,000. of Its Industrial concerns are working and the Palatine guards for the pro Against Mr. Fordney, who Is a way Plants Run Night and Day. on war orders. tection of his person and the custody The only some people could Republican, there ran a Democrat and keep promise Is It can be said without fear of con- All through Massachusetts and of the apostolic palaces, as (he great a to place it In a safe Progressive. In two of the tradiction that the allies have not Connecticut war are helping to majority of these guards will also be a four deposit vault orders the contracted for the entire output of overcome the depression of the first called to arms. And the hundreds of counties of district the Democrat won over Mr. Fordney by a small the arms and ammunition factories of few months of the war. The Fore men employed In the Vatican, the cus Progressive, the United States, while scores of River Shipbuilding company is very todians of the museums and the gal number of voles; tbe however, was left fnr. very fur, be- concerns are enlarging their plants busy. It is generally reported It Is leries, the lav clerks In the depart hind. In the other two counties the and running three shifts a day to ful-ll- ll making ten submarines for the Brit- ments and offices, the gardeners and came out Mr. Books-F- their foreign contracts. ish navy, (hese to be delivered at tbe coachmen and caretakers, all these Progressive first, with ood Fordney a very close second; the .Many nf companies do not end' of the war. In addition, It la will have to Join the Italian army these Democrat, though, was badly distanced. When the sum total of the votes of know they are turning out goods for making about 25 other submarines. Such a contingency is unprecedent the four was added up, It was found that, whllo the Democrat and a foreign power. They may surmise Demand for many particular ar- ed In history and without a parallel counties Progressive each polled about same number of votes, Mr. Fordney It. hut they do not care. Tbey ticles has been so great (hat the al- In International law and It will serve had the dealt bad beaten them both by a substantial number. only through a broker or agent and lied governments have signed con- to prove the anomaly of a state with- Thus, thousand years, nearly, was Justified the remark of old with (treat secrecy. tracts at prices most attractive tor in a state. Strangely enough while after three To make good use of Hesiod: la only a child who doesn't know the hulf Is greater (ioods the manufacturers. In addition, It Is tho next smallest army In the world "It that than knowledge, are sold for delivery here, the whole." one needs a and shipment Is at the buyer's risk. pretty well established that middle- after that of the pope, existing like strong body and a clear The buyer enforces Becrecy, because men, brokers and agents are gather- wise In Italy, will not be affected by brain largely a matter of the goods are contraband. The man- ing In millions In commissions, some Italian mobilization, and not a slnglo right food. ufacturers surround their plants with of which are exhorbltant. citizen of the diminutive republic of SAYS WIVES SHOULD BOSS high fences and troops of armed It Is said by a Chicago merchant, San Marino will be compelled to fight guards in order not only to for Instance, that there Is a In the Italian army, the army of the to wom- with the buyers In maintaining baud of extortionists, with pope will practically ceaso exist Just why. in addressing a Grape-Nut- s secrecy, but also to prevent meddling agents In all the big cities on both when Holy goes to war. an's organization, Secretary of the by agents of governments hostile to sides of the Atlantic and headquarters The reason for this distinction be Navy Daniels should have asserted the buyers In New' York, which Is exacting a (oil tween the two armies Is that San that bery young man should get mar- FOOD Holy "every man needs a real Th 7.'i firearm and ammunition of from 15 to 20 per cent on practical- Marino Is Italy's ally while the ried; that la only good woman for a boss," wos not ap- factories In the United States ordi- ly every shipment of war supplies See. although Its territory contains for country. considered parent, but be said It as he bowed proper nutriment narily employ 20.000 persons. Now that leaves the palace and a garden, is building body and brain In general agents of gov- Kaly's enemy. Officially .the pope Ig gracefully to Mrs. Daniels. The occa- their forces number 50.000 and are the each for renewing the tissue Increasing. ernment maintain that thilr nation nores (he kingdom of Italy. sion was the banquet of the League tt, many of American Pen Women. that are exhausted daily The enormous demand high ex- Is buying right, while 'stating a belief It Is a fact that .jl for Qualifying his work and play. plosives lias forced prices to high that other nations are being flecked. radical changes will follow as a re remarks about every man having a feminine boss, levels Picric acid, used In making A Russian exporter of sult of this great war. Old nations advised prploslves, has 25 New York city snys the Russian gov- will disappear and new ones will be Secretary Daniels that the Grape-Nut- s food is made risen from cents to systematically $2 50 a pound and (he entire supply ernment is suffering the most heavily formed; boundaries and peoples will wife boss her husband from wheat and barley con- nationality, while Eu- and wisely. He said the husband on hand litis been bought up. Those of all. He has sent over a report for change their tains all their nutriment, in- remnpped. Great as all would then amount to something, but who still have guncotton on hand wide publication In Russia in which rope will be cluding those vital mineral changes will be their historical other ise the chances were he would which can lie delivered within 30 ho says that already $20,000,000 has (hese salts found under the outer days are asking 78 cents a pound. been lost through the exploitation of Importance will, however, be less than not, bet- coat, which are especially Is 20 American commissioners and of the great change which may "Women help to make men Tho usual price to 2r cents. In brokers. that necessary for daily r'elmiary tho French government affect the Vatican, the oldest Institu- ter, and with the aid of suffrage they the up- government keep of trlet" to buy 2l,u,0,mio pounds of tion In the world. "would help to make our nerves and brain. Fatally Injured by Tool In Pocket better," he declared. offering Of cents, It war un- Atchison. Kan. Railway men report obtainable!, so contracts Offer to Belgian Clergy. The secretary said he knew a J were placed which befell I. J. jmL&9&-- . "There's an unusual accident man who calls his wife "pardner," and Ji a Reason" for wl.h a number of mills running over lives near Superior, Amsterdam. Members of the Bel Quarrclls, who declared he likes It, for a wife Is all two years a glnn clergy have been informed bj Neb. Quarrells boarded train at of In connection with tbe European war, as a re&ult ot which homes More than lO.O'io automobile trucks Superior and when It passed his home the German authorities that their sal that. Grape-Nut- s have been broken up In those countries, the secretary spoke of the separation have been shipped to E igland and solna twentv miles an he arles will be paid by the German gov 'our of husbands and wives. He said Jhat while he was not allowed to speak ol France since August 1. but from (be Jumped A chisel In his pocket eminent provided they sign a declara- of. war, being strictly neutral, be often wondered, as he thought of tbe great oold by Grocers everywhere way new orders are coming In, this penetrated his He Is In a hos- tion not to do or say anything prejo heart If our civilization ts only skin deep. branch of trade U only ust begin pital at Concordia, fatally Injured. dlclal o Germany conflict.

A THE CLOVIS NEWS GOOD DRY FARM CROP WMLB Broom Corn Becoming Popular In Semiarid Districts. $35!Jim IP Being One of 8orghums, la Naturally HOSE who 7n mall swindlers Drought Resistant, Especially In have been arrested by the 3 Dwarf Varletlea Planting federal authorities dur- Often Dona With Lister. ing the last five year have' taken from the The largest proportion ot the broom American public Thle Gasoline Locomotive, Driven by Friotlon Transmission, Consumsa crop Into the Inter- -' Lom Than Six Oallona of Fuel a Day. corn which enters Those arrested state trade la produced in a certain during the fiscal year of number 1914 THE STRAIN small area In Illinois and in a took $68,000,000 of AVOING 0NE BANE 0F RAILRoad men of countlea In Oklahoma, according to this total, 114,000,000 the statistician of Orange Judd more than those arrested In 1913 and $16,000,000 more those r' , "Hot Boxes" Are Easily Avoidable-Sh- ow Fanner. than arrested ' Kansas and Texas contribute to the In 1912, which seems to Indicate FRICTION TRANSMISSION FOR Rank Carelessness of Car that southwestern crop, varying amounts the American public la becoming less LOCOMOTIVE. Department Employees. SMALL are raised in Nebraska, and a num- rather than more sophisticated. Serious delaya and accidents to ber of other states like Tennessee. Analysis of the annual reports of the trains are often due to overheated Missouri and Iowa grow some broom post office department for the fiscal Machine That la Said to Maka for bearings or, aa they are known In rail- corn, and small acreages of It have year 1914, recently printed tor public Economy In Oparatlon of Railroad road parlance, "hot boxes." been succesHfully grown In Idaho. In- distribution, with analysis of the four Can Haul Load of Twin, A "hot box" Is the result of rank dications are that the Illinois acreage preceding annual reports, gtvea the years, ty Tone. carelessness on the part of employeea is growing smaller In recent figures mentioned. In considering the In not keeping a good vigil for the and It Is certain that the broom corn tribute which Americans are yielding condition of car wheels, or rather acreage Is expanding In the South- each year to the mall Friction tranamliBlon la employed the swindlers It the care of the Journals of the trucka west. The Illinois district raises the should be noted, however, on a small gasoline that the to under the car where the "hot box" standard variety from which brush tor of $351,000,000, great aa Is, la locomotive which la being construct- tal It but la found. A "hot box" Is a sign that large, heavy brooms Is secured, while a part ot stupendous trib- ed for industrial purpoaea auch aa the total aafety rule is not practiced the dwarf varieties are favored more ute which goes clay working. A fiber wheel operatea the first Into dishonest pockets by some car department men. In the Southwest. via the mall route each In contact with a friction disk, carry- twelve months There la no excuse for a "bot box" Generally speaking, any good corn For the $361,000,000 la of ing power by chain to a Jack-ahn- the estimate the after a car la sent out If the train la land is good broom corn land. Broom federal from which It la directed to the the authorities of the haul only carefully looked over at each terminal. corn, however, being one of the of those persons and rear axles. There la a flex- arrested. front Primarily, a box" Is caused by sorghums, la naturally drought resist- By no means connection between the friction "bot ail the mall swindler ible poor waste an Insufficient "greas- ant, and In the dwarf varieties this and the engine which relievea and of the United States are arrested; ahaft ing" at the time It should have been characteristic Ik developed to a do upon the latter. The ad- fraud ordera the work of stopping the strain done and is no excuse for one. A marked degree. This Is why the crop vantage claimed for the transmission there their operations in some Instances; In "bot box" Is liable to cause a wreck, Is so popular In the dry districts of ia Impossible ayBtem In tlila use la that when a others it for the post and wreck on most costa the southwestern states. In fact, In office heavily loaded truln la atartlng, suff- a railroads Inspectors to obtain the evi- money, much more than the price of the unusually dry season of last year dence which ' would Justify criminal icient slippage may be allowed until crops sufficient quantity of waste and oil broom corn was one of the few activl-tie- locomotive pulls out easily, thus court action; In still others the s the and grease to protect the Journula of that made the southwestern farmer a avoiding a heavy strain upon gears of the swindlers never come to the the car wheels. dollar. Although current reports stated Bhaftlng In starting. The locomo- attention of the authorities at all. and The who buys a new buggy that even the broom corn crop waa has drawbar pull of about 800 farmer Thus it Is obvious that the loot of tive a has a pretty good Idea of what a "bot severely injured, harvest results pounds whon traveling five miles an those arrested Ib but a part no man box" means, and the ways to prevent showed a fulrly satisfactory output in hour, which means that It can haul a can say how smnll or great a pnrt of It. He sees to It that the spindle la that region. In several counties where the total aum money 20-to- n at Out speed on a level of filched each load well greased ao It will not get broom corn Is largely grown the farm- grade. Popular Mechanics. hot year by mall sharpers from the Amer- He watches It closely, and does not ers would have been in hard circum- ican pocketbook. take any chances on the wheels run- stances indeed, had they not raised a The following Is the record ot the OUTSPOKEN ENEMY OF ROAD good crop of corn and ning hot. It they did the wheels would fairly broom money estimated to have been ob- J stick, and If the farmer persisted In received particularly high prices the tained by mall swindlers actually ar- by counsel for the govern- she finished her story In the wltnesf Owner of Abused Dog Makes No At- driving ahead, be would soon have a past season. - aminatlon rested In the years mentioned ment, abowed that they had little edu- chair. tempt at All to Conceal Vin- bad spindle and a bad wheel. In planting Is fre- this district the 1914 $68,000,000 cation of any kind, and they made ab- One nf the few mall swindles which dictive Sentiments. However, results would not be quently a although on the done with lister, 1913 64.00H,000 solutely no claim to any knowledge of touched the wealthy classes exclu ao dlsaatroua aa tbey would be in a ground corn planter the 1912 62,000,000 medicine. Invariably thoy were merely sively was the de luxe book The following letter, says Railway of cara ruuning a apeed of quarts train at can best bi used. About three 1911 77,000,000 shrewd, unscrupulous advertisors. swindle, by which volumes worth $1( and Locomotive Engineering, was re- fifteen or twenty mllea an hour, lt'a per A sor- of seed acre are sufficient. 1910 100,000,000 "Generally speaking they employed or $20 were sold to rich and Ignorant ceived by the claim agent of one of no wonder trainmen use language may will that ghum plate be used, which some man who had graduated as a doc- book collectors for prices running u the western railways not long ago: unfit for a Sunday school class when drop about foot apart In the seeds a Total $351,000,000 tor, but was without much experience to many hundreds. "For some weeks past my dog has they find "hot box" In their train. la given as a the row. Cultivation then or practice. The business was con- Among other swindles carried on been In the habit of alcklng himself Tbey know that someone has been needed, the same aa in raising corn The number of persons arrested dur- - ducted in his name, and he was fea- through the mails are Inducing bet unto the- cars aa they aped past my shirking In his work, and ing the years tabulated was 2,861. If careless and or any of the sorghums. tured in the literature aa a man of ting on "fake" horse races and ath place, and he never harmed no one by la the money obtained had been divided that to blame. The crop may be planted any time at- selling goodi so doing, nor never would, as I have equally between them each would have singular ability and great scientific letlc contests, worthless after May 1, depending upon heat and tainment in the medical profession, through misrepresentations, obtaining known him from a child, very peace- ALL-STEE- had a dishonest gain of $122.6S4, proof FIRST L CABOOSE moisture conditions, and planting may who had spent years In study ot on ful and fond of young children, and of the lucrative nature or swindles the commissions fraudulent ordera be continued up to the middle of June. ad- be-la- the particular ailments which he soiling divining rods for locating min awfal fond of the butcher's shop, T which are carried on by use of the Eastern Railroad Has Done Away Klve hundred pounds per acre are con- to who made erals, using forged lading where he would alt up on bia mails. There were more arrests In vertised treat and had bills of it With Wooden Cat, 8o Long sidered a good yield of brush, and this wonderful discoveries cotton deals, brokerage frauds, hind legs and beg with a voice of Joy 1914 than In any of the other years of remedies obtain a Menace to Safety. is probably above the average for the which would cure the diseases repre- ing money by Impersonating per for anything be requested. When he under consideration, the record ot ar- other Southwest On this basis It will take sented by a number of symptoms list- sons, obtaining goods under false pre would run at the cara, he would act caboose attached to the a rests and convictions being as follows: The wooden from four to five acres to produce ed In the advertisements. tenses, selling state rigbta and estab aavage, but atill would nlvei Injure rear oi freight train for the Arrests Convictions end a ton The heads are cut or pulled from "It was represented that such doctor Uahing fictitious agencies selling ud, the train by word or deed If you bad housing of the crew haa always been stock, leaving 12 to 16 Inches of 1914 762 370 the and hla alleged corps of assistants ralr gambling devices, using "no-fun- hundred trains whizzing past by day factoi In railroad fatalities In a 1913 510 304 a the stalk attached, are dried slightly, would give personal attention to each checks, matrimonial schemes, selling or nlte. rear end collision It usually happens Is re- 1912 572 263 hauled in on wagons, the seed case, and that they would prescribe canceled postage stamps and Mexlcaa "Hut what does the fireman on the It la smashed to splinters and the 1911 497 184 that moved, and the brush la then best piled such remedies as they should find by money, obtaining expenae money 8tlck In the Mud Express do but en- crew killed; often Are la atarted by a to 1910 620 .Not stated ot on shelves under a roof and allowed their superior facilities and experi- promise to sell stocks, collecting feel tices my dog to close quarters and broker, lamp or lantern and employeea es- The division of winnings cure there. Dry, clear weather Is from the ence were needed in the treatment ot for Imaginary positions, selling rlghti throw chunka of coal and squfrta bot who might otherwise escape aerloua dupes was, however, naturally not sential in curing, so that the bright any of the diseases they to to a patent many times In same water upon him, which he tella me In injury are burned to death. Distressing equal; some promoters advertised the green color so much desired may be of the of the cure. Even In those Instances where state, securing advance payments oa bllth and frlvlloua tone la to take accidents on paasenger trains stirred brush ts more elaborate schemes during the retained. Afterward the a doctor or doctora were connected goods not delivered, obtaining pay- the bark off my dog. That la what a publlo sentiment which is forcing placed In balea of from three to four five years are stated by the federal makes me halt your railroad, and that with the business this was solely for ment from relatives of deceased per the railroads to the abandonment ol hundred pounds each and Is ready for authorities to have cleared millions, purpose by yester- re- the of lending color to their sons for goods supposed to have bees la not all a long choke, for wooden coach, but until quite while got thou-I- n the shipment. others hundreds of fraudulent representatives, and the ordered before death, obtaining money day they misled my dog and got him cently nothing baa been done to re- caaea the post office Inspec- other diagnosing and prescribing were from alleged helra to estates, obtain- In front of the engine, when they move the same dangerous condition tors got on trail of DEEP TILLAGE AN ESSENTIAL the the swindlers nearly always made by mere clerks." ing money to assist in securing Act! pulled her wide open and smashed on the freight train. A short time ago, before they had a chance to any fleece Of the stock selling swindlers those tloua Inheritances, sales of sham recV my dog In a way that hurts your rode, Influenced, perhaps, by the nation large number of victims. Positively No Argument Against Deep who have netted the largest amounts pes, trading In green gooda, obtaining and causes it to be looked at askaoce wide safety-firs- t movement, one ot The scope of the fraudulent mail payer and Tillage In Dry Sections to Con are those who have dealt with min- subscriptions for nonexistent chart by every thinking tax the great eastern railroads built the business In this country may be gauged 1 aa serve Soil Moisture. ing and oil properties, although big table Institutions, running sham em- mother. aay fy on auch a rode first all-ste- caboose. It la without to some extent from the simple state- sums have also been coaxed ot ployment selling yours, with Its sandwlchea that have posts above the floor, the necessary out bureaus, Interests la ment that 34,000 complaints concern- pockets of the guileless by a thin rim of ham round the alge, so rigidity having been accomplished by Deep tillage we consider absolutely the golden nonexistent moving picture theatera gathering ing schemes to defraud were made to promises of fortunes to be made selling diplomas when you lock your teeth with It you means of sheet steel bulkheada. The essential to the and saving from for which no study 11 the post office department during the rode baa got your of the greatest possible amount of so buying atock In land companies and la required, failing to distribute adver get left, and the car ahould be and fire- last fiscal year, In addition to the rou- Fy on the whole moisture. We do not believe that the even in Industrial companies. tislng matter as called for by contract money In Dennis proof. Railroad work requires the tine Inspections of the post offices. aay." dry farmer can ever grow profitable One of the worst features of the and blackmail. thing Is what I trainman to spend more of his life In Approximately 100 crops over a series of yeurs on a different kinds of stock selling schemes is that it Is In 1914 more fraud ordera were la the caboose than the clerk spends In swindles ore Included in the seed-be- but four or five Inches deep, schemes largely those who can least afford to sued than has been the case for aom Economy In Small Things. an office or the mechanic In the shop. whereby the mall operators have gath- In says a writer In Dakota Farmer. A lose who buy the worthless securities. time. In 1910 the post office authnrl An engineer who la careless He both eats and aleepa there. Con- ered in the coin of the innocent since stopping may easily ten inch aeed-be- should be made the In the gray old federal building of tlea began to Issue fewer fraud or- atartlng and sequently Its equipment Is to him a 1910. Schemes for stock selling and In time, and the minimum under a fifteen Inch rainfall New York there have, within the last ders than had been customary In H break the air hose matter ot Importance. The new car la for treating disease by mall are the equals hauling a ton of and on normal Dakota loam soils. And three years, been told stories on the belief that it would be better to pn n cost of that furnished with Improved types ot two swindles which have netted more A broken draw- the sooner hla depth la reached the witness stand by dupes which might cute criminally those operating ftvrri freight 225 miles. bunks, an Improved atove for heating money than any other kinds. In the knuckle, equals hauling one ton better it will be. If it la possible to well leave a perpetual blush of shame ulent schemes. Whereas in 1900 lb bar aud cooking, a wasbstand, a desk and report of the solicitor for the post of- freight 300 miles, and a fireman's get the depth at the first breaking on the face of any man guilty of such were 225 fraud orders, in 1910 thrud of lockers for the crew, a water cooler fice department it Is slated In means hauling a ton SO ao much the better. No matter wh.it that contemptible swindles. were but 131, and in 1911 only 77 lost shovel and a refrigerator. 1914 of the frauds suppressed through to pay for It. may be said for or against deep till- Id one trial, for Instance, a pale There waa a still further decieas in miles the Issuance of fraud orders economy bug la carried Into age In the humid sections there cau which little music teacher told how, after 1912, the number being 19, while :n The Fewer Killed on Railroad Tracks. bar the nintla to the schemes specified every department of the road, and Pennsyl- positively be no argument against It saving for eight years, she had man 1913 there were only three fraud or Statistics furnished by the therein the most profitable were switchmen, yardmaa-te- n In the drier areas'. It must be made aged to accumulate $400. She had dera Issued. The number In 1914 track walkers, vania railroad ahow that there hat those operated for the vat and shop workers are brought the foundation of soil tillage there treatment of then read one of the prospectuses of 45. been a marked decrease during the disease. In 1913, on the the new system. Trackmen per- other hand. the swindlers who were sitting at the It has been found that crtm under last aeven years In the number of It was stated that "the stock selling :.il and switchmen are warned that lan- sons trespassing on CARE IN SELECTING A BOAR counsel table a few feet from her when prosecution is not always auccea:fu! killed while rail proposition seems to appeal to the terns must be handled with greater road property. In 1907 the number Bhe waa giving her evidence. This In stopping the operations Indt eii public more than any other one fraud prospectus had told care. A white lantern globe equals waa 872. During 1914 It waa 301, the Breeder Alms to Have Hogs 8ent to her that her $400 the departmental reports state that is scheme unearthed." would make rich In cost the hauling of a ton of freight figure exception jot Color-B-ring her for life if she some rasea the swindlers have lowest with the Market of Same 8ize and Of the medical frauds report ton 20 red lantern globe, 75 the for would only forward It at once tinued the operation ot miles; a that for 1912, when 255 trespassers Best Prices. 1914 says: .for their bualnest mllea, and a complete lantern, 100 were killed. These figures are for atock in the astounding gold mine during arrest, trial, conviction and im "These schemes were Insidious, vi- which swindlers mljes. Even a pound of waste for the system eaat of Pittsburgh only In selecting a boar one should take the owned. She wrote prisonment whereas fraud orders bat cious and highly detrimental to the company, wiping engines and awltch locks Is pains to always get a purebred boar to the stating her position the malls to the operators of th4 public welfare, while the methods pur- and how much ot e worth ten and a halt miles of freight Extracting Tar From Gaa. of whatever breed he is breeding. the $400 scheme. Thus the department la now Maga-aln- a. sued were the most unconscionable to her, haulage. Illustrated Sunday Electricity ia being employed with Many like to use a boar of meant and received back "a using both fraud ordera and criminal farmers with which the department had to lovely success at a Detroit coke oven for the different breed and make a cross. This letter" from the president, tell- prosecutions. deal. In view of certain decisions of ing how purpose of removing tar from artifi- may be all right for a first rross, but her interested he was In her the courts they were also the most case how Concrete Railroad Ties. cial gaa In the purifying process. The the sows from such a cross Bhould and certain he was that she Hit Position, through difficult with which successfully to would soon be able to give up teach- "What la your position Railroad tiea made of gas Is passed a highly Ionized never be kept for breeders. The same cope. on this quee high-tensio- n ing mualc if she would concrete Into which asbestos Oners Held, which la produced by old aows should be kept as long as only forward tion?" asked the constituent "At the hearings in many of these $400 right have been Introduced, tried out on a discharge of current ranging they prove good mothers. This also the away. And the little The congressman thought a mtnntt cases the testimony of the proprietors teacher sent the money, Bavarian railway, can be drilled and aa high aa 80,000 volts, with the result makes It unnecessary to change boars and the mine and then replied: nf these enterprises, under cross-ex- - was worthless, and hammered like wood, which they far that the tar forma In large drops, each year, where, If one was selecting she half fainted as "Very uncomfortable" outlast. which are then easily separated. young sows he would have to get a new boar each year. Even wfth the DAY FOR CHOOSING BRIDES ens are so decorated hair, ears, arms, Atmospheric al match maker the young people are Youngest Aviator. Electricity. man who buys hogs to ship to mar- neck, hands, feet, any port of the per- betrothed. The wagea gobe-iwee- By looping the loop at Eastbourne Using antennae mounted in pairs ket, he prefers a load that are all of thla Whltmonday Is a Great Occasion for son to which adornment may be fa- are aa recently Mr. J. E. D. Thornley, aged on a wooden tower erected on a hill, alike, or of same breed Such a regularly fixed aa tbe the the Young People of Russia's stenedso Inden are they with gold percentage aeveuteen, established a record aa the a Spanish electrician has succeeded carload lll ell better In the market of a broker. Months may Capital City. and Jewelry that scarcely any pnrt of be spent youngest In the world to ac- In drawing electricity from the at- and generally brings more money on his preliminaries the aviator their natural beauty remains uncov- prospects upside-dow- flying. mosphere at a pressure of 6,000. or dowry. The girl bas no complish Whltmonday la atlll a great day ered. Watering a Horse. voice In the matter. It la time enough In Petrograd when the "elcbraled Meanwhile the young men with Btroduetlo af Zinc Interest Computing Machine. When possible to avoid It, never tor the couple to assume the unim- festival of the chtosing of brides their Mowing caftans and bearda portant mnrM'a nrmliiftlnn nf ilnc last An interest comnutlna: machine has give a full draft of water within an are part of becoming acquainted Th. takes place. The daughters of the paraded by their fathers up and down when year, estimated at 1,103,350 tons, waa been Invented by a Hungarian. The hour feeding the horses. This their 'ate has been irrevocably after traders assemble on that day In all bofore the mute and blushii g beauties. fixed. to la to corapara-Vnlte- d the greatest on record, according Instrument said be effect Is to carry much undigested finery, marshaled ah.ng the flow- Eight days - their after the first bride show survey fig- j tively simple Inexpensive. It la the bowels, producing seri- States geological and food Into er beds, their mothera carefully sta- the Interviews place par- a take at the Tbera are more Islands In Lake H ures. about the size of watch. ous disorganisation thereof. young - tioned behind tliem. The maid- ents' houses and through a profession-- ron than In any other kuvwn lake. 1

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