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11-18-1920 Estancia News-Herald, 11-18-1920 J. A. Constant

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summed up all the previous reports "GET TOGETHER" CORRECTED ELEC- ESTANCIA SCHOOL NEWS E and estimates will be reduced, as MEETING SUCCESS TION RESULTS HIGH SCHOOL BEAN before, from thirty to forty The banquet served by Wo- Unofficial-compilatio- from com- stated the The npírvr minstrnl hnnn per cent. TI1Í3 being the case, we man's Club last Friday night at the plete returns give the Republican taa nrf. poned until Friday evening, can not help but think the market "get together meeting" to the gen- lectora in New Mexico a plurality Dectm take nn upward turn in Novem-bc- : tlemen ladies assembled appar- will and of 11,407, while Mechem's plurality Nannie TTavi ia ntvmnf We. have been in the bean ently possessed some unusual quali- for governor 3 3,620. The other f, (The Bean-Ba- g for November.) 3CllOOl because of Hip rmiaalr.s in hnv S,ar.ie since 1911 and we are now ty of warmth and geniality remind- pluralities of candidates arc: Mon-toy- a showed still home. October bona market 'Á':r beans cheaper than ever be- ing us of the "good old days" be- for congress. 4,925; Duckworth declines, Blight periods School Will hr Hiamieon.1 P.M... further with fore. fore Estancia went dry. The toast-maste- r, for lieutenant governor, 4,745; Mar- As closes thie 19th, for Thanksgiving vacation.' of firmness. the month A 11 fall the wholesalers have beer dignified secretury often sedate and tines for of state, 5,910; n. new the market is still weak, with varied nursuing a buying like school masters pretend to be, Saffford for state auditor, .7,815; scnooi pennant Has been or- to its future course. dered. The old one will be used opinion as , policy which so has proven was as jolly full of jokes as Strong for state treasurer, "6,700; dumping far and for decorating purposes. If the farmers continue l beneficial. opinion is, when good vaudeville Bowman Our the comedian in a for attorney general, The i r".. kp" ta n-- their beans on the already over- ' Conway commercial class has collect- Itho market hits the bottom, which show. ' for superintendent of ed un to date swnn nn stocked market, it is certain that vfc believe it is very close to now Our budding young barrister, public instruction, 5,646; Field for ki, further decline will be shown. this year. (if not at the bottom), the market Simmons, came out with a story in land commissioner, 6,689; Parker One ,. wmzm of the now This season's crop has been abun- will rebound, as there is no ques- the first act entitled "My First Im- for supreme court, 6,252; Williams t'. carry-ove- r commercial room has dant. Last year's has not tion but what beans aré too cheap pressions of Estancia," that caused for corporation commissioner, 7,618. arrived. . financial The freshmen are all been marketed. The at the present price. Certainly they us to forget our lack of water Changes are made in the list of planning a is not best, the weime roast at the park for Thurs- situation of the should be worth pre-w- prices and works, good lights and decent streets members elected to the lower house has been day evening. They expect weather unseasonably other grains are still far above pre- as we lived over with him the ad of the legislature as published in to attend many sections, ten- - the show afterward. i warm in the war prices, even having been ventures of old colored gent'e- - this paper last week after the a3 follows: Ucrtrude and Vova dcncy in sil commodities has been reduced in price in the past few man Monroe on his first trip to the Instead of Foutz, Democrat, Starkev r,nH. downward, and bearing these points ner are out of rhnnl nnn,,o months, ranging from twenty-fiv- e to city. Brock, Republican, is elected in the sickness. m mind many dealers look for still one hundred Guy "The 7th Re- per cent, or even more Hamilton s remark that district; instead of Sutton, School WAS riítmien.-- lower prices on beans. publican, Beatty, r. ' in some cases. Estancia valley possessed more good Democrat, is elect- day because of On the other hand there are cer- unmarked roads than any other part ed in the 11th district. In the teachers' meeting tain facts that might bo construed of the state," caused his listeners l(;th, 17th, 22nd, 23rd and 24th as tending higher New Mexico Bean Growers As- The iunior hiirh Kphnnl u.,n toward prices for co Become tor a while ar classed as doubtful last week, Win-ato- Healt beans. The election will soon be sociation, Albuquerque, N. M. The Republican, team has been renrcaniiw,) h demand they realized that surely this was e Crenshaw, Demo- over probably by the time this is for Pinto beans has been meeting crat, and Wade, leventh irrade elinnp nlmnaf n normally good but the price not truth, and for a time the Robinson and being read and no matter which has became general d'3- - Hughes, Republicans, exclusion of the eicrhth rrnuln been at all satisfactory any of interested in a arc elected. party is victorious, the political to of rond3 ar.d how The senate as published They say they are going to piny the producers. The present price cssion to better list last horizon will be cleared, and business if tfcxm, Mr. became im- week was the grades and beat them. continues will have bad until Dourlas correct, except that the Bhould bo able to go ahead with all it a very patient mad'j a 12th district Valencia They have hung a fire bell in effect on the bean growing industry and motion which county fie uncertainty vanished. There is con- was seconded and carried, that Carl whj omitted. Valencia undoubtedly hall and are having drills now. siderable unemployment, and the un- in this state. No grower can pro- Maybe. duce crop Sherwood, who had just finished elected a Republican, and that employed will eat beans. Right here a at the present high cost speaking would make membership Mr. Heritace "Marv nnmn. of of "What the Encino road the senate in Michigan we have noticed a con- labor and farming machinery and Guy inspect after 'g'?" sell less needs", and Hamilton fifteen Republicans and nine Demo For Safety. stantly growing tendency on the for than six cents net. If the report Friday Mary "I think 'whizz'." he does he will find road and next crats. part of householders to buy beans that he has lost night to executive of Accounts in daily GRADE SCHOOL f both time and money. the committee the papers all For Convenience. either by the bushel or by the 100 upon the twenty-thre- e The is slowly We have fine the Chamber of Commerce give senatorial dist- enrollment increas t pounds. If that idea could be exceedingly quality present and would ing. beans in year condition what it ricts, omitting the 12th, but say the For Peace of Mind. spread to all parts of the country of this state this and cost to put road in shape. Republicans Several flip pViilil they should bring much the senate stands seventeen of there would be such a demand that a better Mr. toast to to nine Democrats. We absent on price than they are. About four Finckc offered a don't know account of measles, but Put and keep your valuables in our Safety Deposit values would show an upward turn. "Estancia, the Onsi3," going back how this comes about, unless they' we are glad to see a lot of 4. A opinion cents net to the .grower is what them strictly disinterested into the history of the valley some- count Bursum as the extra two sen- back again. b be- they are bringing and this is at Vaults. We will rent you a box for as low as $2 a year, recently expressed is that beans, what and picturing the joy of ators in the "third house." The irrade eh'ls nlnvpd tno inninr ing now more nearly pre-w- ar least two cents less than they should on a freighters as they approached the The house thirty-thre- e high school give to the grower. The Estancia stands Re basket ball team. The 'I' which is less than 17 cents a month. Come in and see them, basis than is any other produce, will Estancia Springs and shade trce3, publicans and sixteen Democrats. score was 10 to oí v slightly, valley will have about 400 cars of in favor the "go up" but not to any present twenty-si- x beans this year and has outstripped then coming down to the I'ourtcen of the coun grado team. great extent. Any important change time and developing the idea of ties give 9,G93 votes for the road The grade rooms any county in ma- different are is likely to be upward. It has been the state. The making camping water- bonds, and getting up jority of the growers throughout an ideal and 17,616 against, making some small Thanksgiving said the farmers would not grow ing place our resources, the - programs. the the state have signed up contracts of it certain that the road bonds are With all other work I Estancia Savings Bank beans next year if the present pric- spring trees. defeated. we do not like spending too with the association have be- and feel es continue, but if prices of other and Oorbin spoke on s The Republicans two much time on gun to realize, what it means to John Estancia for the next an elaborate program. AND commodities continue slumping, he Outlook," being so courteous and years will have power to work Mr. having t STRENGTH SERVICE them to get together in a their laylor is considerable will be as well off raising beans as we could not at first will New Keep fliffinllllv in trofino- "TVip MiriMn selling save tactful that in Mexico. vour other crops. tive organization and outlook he person eyes open see Man" to themselves the profit usually determine which and what they do. and at present is not able to Kotenashi imports are not in large ally believed in, good or bad. De made by the speculator. the ten lust wnen it win nere. it volume as compared with a year The report of the finance com a good picture and hard to get. ago. AYERS' MAJORITY There is a plentiful supply of mittee was encouraging, as they re- Fred Avprs' mainrirv etnto Mr. Jackson, who lives in Albu South American beans on the Atlan- fnr Within a few weeks hundreds of ported $800.00 pledged for the sup senator in the four counties com- querque, but at present is out so- - tic seaboard. No great demand any- firms and individuals interested in port of the Chamber of Commerce. prising where and little trading done, the district is about 1,500. the producing, handling, marketing, Hill Jameson said ne naa sixteen We have not the, exact vote in So- at Portales, talked to the 5th and though it is known beans are being canning and distributing of beans Fords which were at the disposal of 6th grades last Monday. He first bean-growi- corro county, but his majority there sold and moved in various will be asked to become members of he Chamber of Commerce and that 13 lo De over told them something of his work sections. night. saia i.uuu. the National Bean Federation, a they were ready to run day or His maioritv in the other .nun- - then showed them the need of mak- 'E ARE NOT in business to see how Bayos, blackeyes and kidneys are by-la- constitution and for which A vote of thanks was oitered to ties of the district is 604 as ing use of their present S ranging higher. Limas are weak. were adopted at a meeting in Chi the ladies for the supper they had much money we can make this year Michigan pea beans at this date are cago October 19, participated in by served and it was decided to hold .Tamnp.nn statistically Avers quoted around $4.75; representatives of affiliated associa another "get together meeting" in a Torrance Co. S strong, but actually showing weak 1567 1313 BE A BOOSTER or next. Neither are we worrying tions. month. Otero Co 1171 1167 If you can't be a pine on the top undertone. When the call comes, be ready to Everyone is cordially invited to Hi Lincoln Co 1427 1181 oí the hill, because crops are a little short and prices are join; be ready to boost the proposi these meetings and nptice3 will be Bo a scrub in the valley but be a tion for all it s worth, because it published later as to the exact date if! - Trinidad Bean & Elevator Co., 41G5 3661 The best little scrub by the side of not what they should be, although we are now a offers the greatest opportunity ever and place of entertainment. the rill; Trinidad, Colo. There is known in the industry to bring feeling among the shippers it Be a bush, if you can't be a tree. general to the front rank among pro- LAUDATION. NEWELL'S MAJORITY is fact. growers who were forced food A LEGUMINOUS If you can't be a sun be a star sorry such the that the ducts. At last there has been Sir: I confess I cannot share the The majority of J. Benson Newell. to sell soon a3 their beans were Bo the best little booster whereever as forward-lookin- g Republican, for district attorney in bal- launched a move anxiety of the "Bewildered Parent, you are. !ii threshed have dono so, and the ment in which may join, complains the child of two this (the Third) district is evident But we are banking, of not selling. all interests who of Author Unknown. with the rest the ance are forced into and with the we know and a half years, who addressed her ly what may be termed a comfort This means that these growers will is going to be evident, there are learned parents as "Old bean." As able one. MEN business men and farmers here, on the future prefer holding their beans the bal-- Dona Ana county probably gave ' practically no limits to what may be" a convinced Montesorlan I recognize Do you need or desire further ance of the 3easo n, or into next evi- him at least six accomplished. in the appellation a gratifying or eight hundred education? Scholarships are being of the Valley, and are trying to do what we season if necessary, in order to at National of which majority, and the other three coun- work. lhe Bean Federation will dence that offered free in local schools busi- least get out on the season's attempt to .repopularize one of the cannot begin too young. Moreover, ties gave him 410 as follows: sells his on to- ness colleges or home study courses can help Torrance County be lead- If a grower beans greatest food products known. One there is nothing derogatory in the Newell York to to the days market he will do so at a se- to men. If interested ol its tirst undertakings will be a phrase: on the contrary I am as Torrance 1599 1234 write or see Post Adjutant, Ameri vere loss to himself and naturally campaign to on on best authority that it Otero 1101 1263 ing agricultural district in the southwest. long as nlace the bean the sured the can Legion. he will stave off selling as tatile of every American home. Its is a term of endearment rather than Lincoln 1425 1218 he possibly can. as a reproach. above all, as a Vege Pin- merits brain and brawn and But Community silverware, Adam de This makes us feel that the beauty developer will be made I welcome the choice ot the CLANCY'S MAJORITY Our customers have made this the leading bot- tarian, sign, not only makes a very desir to market is now down to rock known to the world in every legiti- as an ot the growtti Clancy's it term indication majority over Gerhardt able CHRISTMAS present but is tom as it is today below what mate manner. The bean will come of the revolt against carnivorous 'or the legislature in bank in Torrance County and with their six years and the district appropriate for birthday presents, has been for five or into its own once more. brutality. If the child in question composed of Santa Fe, Guadalupe pre-w- ba- anniversary presents and wedding now being back on the Other things it is hoDed eventual had called her parent a "saucy kip- - and Torrance countic3 is probably help we are certain that we can always keep should go no lower. presents, of which there will be sev sis it certainly ly to accomplish are the standard- r" or a "si lv old sausage there p.bout 1,500. He 807 in looking change for has Santa eral in our midst within a fort- We are for a ization of general trade practices; would have been reasonable ground Fe and Torrance, as follows: Valley. as soon as the elec- night. E. V. S. Co. pace with the progress of the the better just the securing of legislation benefi,-cia- resentment. But comparison Clancv Gerhiifflt known, l for tion is over and the results to the industry; the remedying with a bean involves no obloquy, Santa Fe 2990 outcome. 2633 regardless of the of certain conditions in the indus but rather panegyric. The bean is Torrance 1648 1208 Does that car need repair try which are detrimental to it: the one of the noblest vegetables and is ing.' ii it does oring it to Jenson Bean Co., Estancia. N. M. elimination of harmful discrimina exceptionally rich in calories, pro- Election County. the M &M Garage. Nothing thymol, Contest in Luna We are willing to admit that we tion against the industry; the dis- tein, casein, 13 to election us. dio;:- - There be' an con too big or small for Price are almost afraid to venture an tribution of statistical information hexamyl, piperazine, salicylic test in Luna county, hinged on the I and reports. ot popocaie- - right. Farmers and Stockmens opinion as to what the future bean de, and permanganate exclusion of the votes of about sev- market will be. We feel that the A matter of great imnortance. but oetl. This, a learned parent, it his enty negro women in Columbus have present price of beans is not justi- which has not had much attention, learning was real, ought to precinct. These votes were reject FARM LOANS once, instead of fool fied, as growers are receiving for is tno gathering together each year recognized at ed by the election board on the See me for long time loans on farm their beans, now less than the cost of members from every section of ishly exploiting a lanciea grievance. ground that the women were, not I Bank of'Rftancia i Vedge- - lands. !fi of production and less than pre-w- the country in convention. To one Yours farinaceousiy, Josial entitled to vote. prices. who has attended the first two pre- The Democratic candidate for D. W. JENNINGS Hj We arc proving all the name implies. How long this condition will last, liminary meetings to consider the sheriff haR but eight majority, and Hinman's Barber Shop, largely depends on the growers. As formation of the Federation, these SEEDS Agriculture his election will be contested by Estancia, N. M. long as the grower is willing to ac- conferences are a revelation. The The Department of the Republican candidate, who will cept present prices it is up to the exchange of viewpoints, the under- has allotted to me for New Mexico of the. women and allege that the votes dealer to sell. A great many grow- standings that are arrived at, the a limited quantity of vegetable exclud- be pleased to mentioned were wrongfully ers in this section of the country splendid talks by men who know flower seeds. I shall ed, and that if counted they would what they talking honor all requests so far as my are now and have been storing their are about, are of give him a 1 A. A. Jones, majority. beans and the banks are advancing untold value. quota will permit. A large body of negro soldiers them 50 Der cent of the present The cost of joining the national U. S. S. are stationed at Columbus, and the market value on warehouse receipts, federation will be small. To those women in question belong to the while others are accepting the pres- who wish to put the bean industry fin nuera 92 of a ealalotrue of a camp in some capacity. ent price. on a higher plane, who wish it to prominent Kansas City catalogue Overalls and Jackers We estimate that about one half gain the place where it rightfully house you will find gingham listed the belongs, we respectfully say: "Come sale What a joy and delight our Christ- of the beans in this section of Former price 49c, Clearance dianlav will now and the in with us." mas be to the kiddies. country are threshed puce ouu. uui Auifni LaigcDt display in thirty to forty per to 35c. never Christmas the yield is from 40c, now reduced We state. Not an item duplicated and cent below estimates a month ago. Florida oranges, the sweetest reached the top in prices . therefore o i, CI 17 CI everything one may desire. E. V. We believe when the 1920 crop is E. V. S. Co. our i so grcm.i a. . o. ian is noi S. Co. Any garment in the house it matters not what our cost was you can take your choice. The only genuine wall board that will MAY BE TOO LATE Beaver Board stand up under all kinds of conditions. ESTANCIA REALTY COMPANY This car was ordered SEVEN months ago. Money Is one of the big things in life. It is condensed By taking half of a pooled car. we were power, therefore valued highly. Ford Roofing able to have this roofing shipped to Es Most boys think too little of money, and if they havn't We are the oldest Real Estate Company in learned to save before leaving their father's home they have tancia, thereby saving you the high local freight rates that surrounding small chances of ever saving. this county. If it's land you want to buy, towns will have to pay.' By shaving profits also we are able to sell you this Fathers, if you think saving is a good thing for your improved or unimproved, see us. If it's roofing y and extra heavy, at about the same price of a year ago, to the Capital City Bank that looks the of advances in boy, send him after land you want to sell, improved or unim- remembering that all paper products have made a number boys and girls. the past twelve months. proved, see us. If it's information you want FOUR PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Apples without a blemish that's the reason wc sold 100 boxes the first three days. write us. Trade where they have the goods, the price and quality. Capital City Bank "The most of the best for the least MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ESTANCIA REALTY COMPANY SANTA FE . NEW MEXICO THE ESTANCIA VALLEY SUPPLY COMPANY! C. G. MARDORF, President. ESTANCIA, N. M. N. M. R. L. ORMSBEE, Cashier. Estancia, N. M. Moriarty, E. P. Moore, Asst. Cashier. "i-- 4-- i-- i-- 4- -- -- I- I- I- --I- -- --I- - -- I-- í 'I1 MARRIAGE LICENSES eeessdsseoseesoeosoeecosseeeeoceesecescGss "1-- - 4-- - i í I' I - I - - - I I- - I I

' - 'THEY SAIO I HAD T. B. AND iiMiiiOKO report: granted as follows since last WOULD NOT LIVE THREE MONTHS" i Jose A. Torrez, Quaral Juana Andrea Ballejos, Progresso Mr. Harold W. Schmidt, Box 98, Bréese, Clinton Co., 111., bclii'ves "FEEL Meeting Conditions Valentine Baca, Torrance County Jlart-nian- LIKE New Stock he has reason to prai Dr. 's Juliamta meras, lorrance county Remedy for Catarrhal h Rumaldo Gutierre, Chilili CUNT ' Torrez, Chilili "I mod Ptruna dRlit month! for Cliroiilc Flora 1 SINCE of Hronnlilal Catarrh. do not V.kn Today That's Wc have just received a stock of correspond- Kuttlrrn. feel new MX pounaa McKinley, Mountainair maní, Bin over normal wrUiUC and USING Lester able lo work every day. In March, 1018, 1 Fitzgerald, Mountainair with nntttlue and took ence stationery of the very latest styles. You are Leona aarvcrecold to I mrbed. ThcyraldIhadT.il. and would not D. C. James, Mountainair iito mroe munwii, Aiirr raking a couple invited to cail and look it over. Martha Hunt, Mountainair. of and a hot of Tahlrta. Doing could walk aroand and In ftevt'n month! went back What We to work, are Mr A trouble wai due to Chronic Catarrh of the no and throat, which I j Jack Welch, Estancia I bad ten yeara. axtendlnff down Into the bronchial tubee. 5c Ethel Tillery, Moriarty 'l'e.rn'Ua waa my Ufe aaver." 0 Estanislado Garcia, Encino A HALF CENTURY IN USE 0 GET OUR PRICES, ALL WE SELL IS TABLETS OR LIQUID SOLD EVERYWHERE X Añada Romero, Encino seeeseseeecooeeesesoeceseeeoeeoseeeeeseeseeo Estancia Drug Company Alexander R. Tracy, Corona Edna Dishman, Corona Mwvnnwiws J. H. McLaughlin, Santa Fe W.'W. Slack, Gran Quivira farmers have planted the product. Mulvaney, Mountainair Guaranteed Francis Lael, Albuquerque Jennie Mr. Shoemaker has one vine, hold- ing 20 in D. R. Hinds, Mountainair Emilio Aragón, Lucero beans averaging length of D. Doyle, Mountainair Salome Lucero, Lucero one foot to four feet and from six Hazel pounds to 30 pounds. The beans Our prices are coming down every day, David Whitlow, Mountainair H. E. Kraft, Willard increase in size on an average of Steele's Garage Edna Brigance, Mountainair L. M. Dimond, Willard two inches every 24 hours, Mr. we are staying in line with market Shoemaker states. G. T. Winkler, Mountainair Milton Dunn, Cedarvale conditions all the time. Era Winkler, Pampa, Texas. Nevada Moss, Cedarvale The beans are oblong in shape, smooth, skin of green- Ruching, Mountainair with a hard Benigno Romero, Duran Elmer ish color. The meat is white and Gasoline Veedol Oil Accessories Prudencia Trujillo, Duran Ola Lassiter, Mountainair grainy and surrounds a center core Jim Scott, Oklahoma Joe McKinley, Mountainair containing small seeds. We Can Save You Money Meadows, Estancia Salla Autrey, Mountainair According to Mr. Shoemaker, the General Repair Overhauling Zorena Work and Complete A. B. Stroup, Cedarvale beans cook .into a delicious dish that Calvin Daugherty com- Hopkins Lena Ethel Myers, Corona has a flavor that cannot be Pearl pared to any other article of food. All in factory M. W. Snowden They are boiled like squash or fried Car Bearings burned as at Thanksgiving Í Farmers ! Mabel .Briggs Dance at Pastime like eggplant, after cutting in slices. and Stockmens evening. Freancaer, Escabosa They may also be roasted whole or Frank used in soups. Maria Garcia, Escabosa Oxygen Acetylene Welding POSSIBLY YOU'LL Martin Castillo, Albuquerque BELIEVE I MIS PROGRESSO Equity Exchange Sisneros, Albuquerque Vabroneta Says a Jacksonville, Fla., paper: Specinl Correspondence. A. Bachicha, Encino Kooti in fperl two snuads and Jose n. Last week's items. ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Rebeca Abeytia, Palma a aüoinrl lioutonnnt thrown in. One QUALITY PRICE family of seventeen. We are having fine weather now. WHERE MEETS Merenciano Gallegos, Encino bean to feed a listing preparatory a crew 01 any Farmers are for Manuelita Chavez, Encino Five beans to teed another bean crop. of Uncle Sam's largest merchant f4 ,IMfMf I --I 1 I 4 f 414" 1 I II l" I 4 Reagan Riley, Estancia" marine ships. Arthur Shcehan leaves today Margaret Haney, Estancia That's the latest farming in Du- (Tuesday) for Matfield Green, Kan- ra- sas. Mrs. Sheehan left about two Ballejos, Pinos Wells val county. It isn't a starvation OBITUARY Fcrmin of giant New weeks ago, and they will make their Luiza Maestes, Pinos Wells tion, but one the OUR BUYERS guinea butter beans, grown in his home in Kansas. Sarah Frances Pruitt was born David Duran, Encino back yard by John R. Shoemaker, Quite a number gathered at the March 9, 1862, in Robertson coun Catalina Chavez, Encino 1828 Eighth street, Northeast Pearce home Saturday evening and ty, Texas. Died in Torrance coun G. N. Meltabarger, Moriarty spent time enjoying games and ty, New Mexico. November 3, 1320, Molnuiades Chavez y Bcnavides, Springfield. the A long music. Refreshments consisting of aged 68 years, 7 months and 21 T. W. Torreón an.nnnnd bean. 48 inches Wren, Mcintosh I inrripa is and coffee were served, days. Adelina Montoya, Torreón on, five in diameter, the cake, fruit 8. M. Pearce, Progresso largest of the giants grown by Mr. after which everyone went to their Converted and joined the Baptist Pete Pierada, Eastview Shoemaker, who claims to own ine homes with a feel- church at the age of seventeen, and J. G. Williams, Mountainair Sofia Luna, Eastview lanef of the pvfif rrrown in ing. was baptized by Bro. Shinn. G. and wife came down Adolph Zamora, Mountainair this section of the United States. II. Staley She "was married to Mr. W. H. R. T. Sanchez, Chilili in- Thursday spent Ramoncita Valdez, Mountainair Many years ago the bean was from Estancia and Chandler in January, 1882. To this to American planters by a a few days visiting their daughter, Eura, Juan G. Jaramillo, Tajique Roundtop troduced union were born six children, W. M. Hopkins, native of Australia. It made its Mrs. Glen Gustin and family. Elmus, Ona and Owen, Roundtop Forrest, Horace, Viola stand in California soil, and is now Willis Humphries will move into nas uu Estancia Drug Company by Myrtle, one iwo sisters Warehouses and recleaning plants all points Dale Stubbs, Clovís rapidly spreading to all parts of the the house vacated Arthur three brothers living. Mountainair country. A number of Florida execpt Tajique and Chilili. We make no charge for Nellie Hopkins, Rhn loaves a husband, these chil Metcalf sang "Saved by Grace" and storage. See us selling or storing your beans. dren, these brothers and sisters and "Gathering Home." before mourn her loss. a host of friends to Pallbearers were: Honorary C. But what is our loss is her eternal F. McElroy, Walter Putnam, I. C. "JENSON gam. Hodson, I. N. Hussey, W. H. Peiffer BERN 60. Sister Chandler lived a devoted and M. G. McGregor. Active W. Pay War Prices? Christian. This good woman lived R. McCormick, W. J. Sewall, R. T. Why We could fnr W home and church. Stickney, C. B. Stickney, P. N. always count on her being at church Wiggins and E. B. Jacobs. BEGINNING and Sunday school. She loved her teacnings. Members of Eminence chapter of Bible and lived its the 0. E. S. of which Mrs. Cowgill Riafpr Chandler loved to sing the was a past matron, were present in as, I good "'Old Songs of Zion," such a group. Burial was in Park ceme- Moriarty Cash Grocery Amazing grace! how sweet me tery. 20, sound. Saturday, November Lucy Ana Parkell was born in That saved a wretch like me; am Danville, N. Y., December 17, 1850. I once was lost but now louna, She was second daughter now see. the of Wa3 blind, but I Major Alonzo B. M. the taugnt my nearv and Rebecca The Cash & Carry Store will show the public Twas grace that Parkell. They lived in Danville un- to fear. til she was three years of age when We are selling on the closest possible margin. Come And prace mv fears relieved; grace appear they removed to Iowa and there re- difference between cash prices on groceries and credit How precious did that mained until after the close of the in and let us show you. The hour I first believed! civil war. The then came alone, family to Must Jesus bear the cross Missouri, living in Independence And all the world go free? prices. Compare prices with my competitors. everyone, two years, and in 1867, moving to my No, there's a cross for Carthage, which was Mrs. Cówgill's And there's a cross for me. home for many years. Ivory 0, nrecious cross! She was married to G. of No. 2VZ Glass Peaches $ .95 3 of Grandpa's Tar, Fairy and . Albert 2 Jar O. crlorious crown! Cowgill March 1, 1870. To Soap .25 day! this . O, resurrection two 2 of No. 3 Roswell Table Peaches .75 come down, union there were born children, . Ye angels, from the stars Frederic Burrett and Florence Thornell Knight 2 of Goblin, Fairbank, Pummo and And bear my soul away." 75c bottles Sweet Cherries 60 .15 Glenn, both of whom survive her. Cocoa Borax Soap So may we all find comfort and Her husband passed away November 75c qt. bottle Grape Juice .65 1.50 ioy in. the "Book." , 1883. No. 3 Galv. Tubs "Let not your heart be troubled-v- Mrs. Cowgill became a Christian 40c pt. bottle Grape Juice 35 No. 2 Galv. Tubs 1.25 believe in God also believe i and joined the church when she was me. In my Father's house are ms-i- a young girl and was one of the 60c jars Lippincott Preserves .50 5 gal. Galv. Oil Cans 1.25 mansions: if it were not so, I would earliest members of the Methodist tfi charges made by 2 gal. Galv. Oil Cans 75 hnve told you. I go to orepare a Episcopal church of this city. She 2 of Welch's Grapelade .75 place for you. And if I go and was always active in church and Hi NOTWITHSTANDING 1 gal. Galv. Oil Cans .40 nrenare a place for you, I will como temperance work and was for awhile Ifi of the Bean you unto myself' president of W. C. m 1 lb tall Armour's Pet and Red Cross AH 60c Values of Coffee Armour's iain and receive the local T. U. Shillings that where I am, there ye may be She was formerly a member of Em Growers Association in his circular let- 15 Veribest, Solitaire, and inence chapter, O. E. S. H Milk .50 also." and was a Folger's Latone lb. May we all trust in her Christ past matron of tho order. K .25 1' ter, saying our charges are 15 cents per 100 2 of Family Size Milk Best Pea Berry Coffee .35 and be able to meet her in heaven. or the past fifteen years. Mrs. M Cowgill tfi great joy of this writ- has resided in New Mexico Enzo small size milk 05 Blue Karo Syrup gal. .90 It was the two bfi lbs. for cleaning. We wish to announce that to pastor seven years and California, and about weeks 1.10 er be her for ago went to Falls, Ortegas Green Chili doz Mary Jane Syrup gal. 1.00 and these years this good sister Wichita Texas, all to be with her daughter, Mrs. M. ifi the cleaning charge is 10 cents per 100 lbs. was to the cause of Christ. Armour's Vienna Sausage doz 1.50 White Karo Syrup gal 1.00 faithful H. Senter, whose home So on the third dav of November at she .85 " passed away October 29. 1920. if beans are not sold to us. And we also Sardines in Oil doz. Armour's Veribest Syrup al. 1.00 she went home to glory. iust Hi a year after the death of her only 1 0 No. 10 Compound Lard Dunbar Sorghum gal. 1.3 May we all sing: brother, J. B. Parkell, who died in 5 guarantee you absolutely 1.85 "Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep, St. Louis, October 19, 1919. ffi No. 10 Log Cabin Shortening Velva Sugar Cane Syrup gal. ; 1.35 Ui From which none ever wakes to The cause of her No. 10 2.10 death was a ffi Snowdrift Bre'r Rabbit Syrup gal. 1.35 weep! partial hardening of the arteries ifi No. 10 Cottolene 2.75 Box 100 cakes Bob White Soap 7.00 A calm and undisturbed repose, and at the last a stroke of apoplexy. tfi Unbroken by the last of foes. She had seemed to be very well Crisco 0 Hi FREE STORAGE 6 lbs. net, Box 100 cakes Tepee Soap 4.50 Asleep in Jesus! O how sweet when she started from California on ffi No. 3 Cal. Home Sweet Pickles .30 Box 100 cakes Jabón Luna Soap 4.75 To be for such a slumber meet! October 16, and she with her sis- tfi With holy confidence to sing, ter, Miss Kate Parkell, had started No. 3 Sweet Pickles. .40 60-l- !S AND INSURANCE Cal. Home b can Texas Honey 13.50 That death hath lost his venomed to motor through to Texas, but tfi 40 sting." 3 of No. 2 Puree Tomatoes b box Brown Mule Tobacco 3.75 when they arrived at Needles, Cali- tfi pastor, No. 2 Tomatoes 15 By her fornia decided to continue the jour- ÜS Solid Pack Dr. Price's Baking Powder: W. C. GRANT. ney on the train and reached their tfi .25 2 of No. 2 Avondale Kraut 2 of 12-o- z. cans Price's .45 destination just a week before Mrs. tfi Cowgill died. She apparently was of No. 2 Pork and Beans .50 212-l- tfi Trinidad Bean & Ele. Co. 3 b can Price's .75 FUNERAL OF MRS. COWGILL only tired from the journey and tfi .15 5-l- Lucy Cow-- No. 2 Red Kidney Beans b can Price's 1.40 The funeral of Mrs. was only confined to the bed two 2 of No, 2 Dairy Maid Hominy .25 gill was conducted from the C. A. day3. Calumet Baking Powder: Blair residence on South Main Of Mrs. Cowgill's immediate 35 2 2 of No. 2 Green Beans 1 -- lb can Calumet .25 street at :30 o'clock this afternoon, family, there remain only her son 15 Many old time friends of the for- and daughter and her five sisters: No. 2 Grinnell Sweet Corn 2V2-l- b .60 can Calumet mer Carthage woman were present Mrs. Laura McLellan, Mrs. Frank Sweet Corn .35 5-l- 2 of No. 2 Armour's b can Calumet 1.10 to pay tribute to her memory. Adams and Miss Kate Parkell, of 1 15 Rev. Dr. B. F. Cnssman, pastor California; Mrs. Florence Garnett tb tall Chum Salmon 10-I- b can Calumet 1.75 25 of the First Methodist Episcopal and Mrs. Clyde E. Baker of Car- DID YOU SAY 2 of V lb Pink Salmon b pkgs. Best Peaches 1 1.35 church, was in chatge. Mrs. B. O. thage. Carthage (Mo.) Press. 2 of 1 Ibtall Pink Salmon .45 Straight Bran 2.35 t 44 Shredded Wheat "Vi Mill Run Bran 2.65 Puffed Rice 171 Shorts 3.00 v LUMBER?" Puffed Wheat - 15 Special price by.the ton. Large Post Toasties , 22Vi Cream of Wheat .30 Ayers' Best Pat. Flour cwt 4.90 Wm. F. Farrell -- YlVt. Primrose Flour cwt 4.90 YES, have it, and it is our Grape Nuts t we intention to Two Minute Oats .12Vü Red Seal Flour, new shipment, none AUCTIONEER all times a complete line of high grade Large size Rolled Oats - .35 better in Estancia, cwt 5.90 carry at .25 3 lbs. A. & H. Soda - 7 best 1.00 My past experience has proven that I can get the Rod lbs. Sugar building material. Call on us and we will supply 3 of small Sea Foam, Golden stuff not be all day doing and Star Naphtha .25 32 lbs. Potatoes 1.00 money for your and it. If your wants with "Anything" in the lumber line. 2 of Lux 25 Potatoes cwt 2.60 you have anything to sell, see me and If you want to buy, see me, and if I haven't got it I can sure find it The above prices are five to fifteen per cent less than the regular prices. for you. Give me a call and I will convince you. Will cry sales anywhere, any kind of a day, nut- ters not how big or how small. Prices reasonable, THE GILBERT LUMBER CO. satisfaction guaranteed. Write me at either Moun tainair or Estancia. Phone Estancia at my expense. ' 3. MORIARTY, NEW MEXICO ( F. R. Holloway Yours for better sales, . Wm. F. F&rrell. f Estancia News-Heral- d Will clean and press any- ' thing that is dirty. The Elec- Published every Thursday tric Laundry at Hinman's Bar- A. CONSTANT, Editor and Owner I ber shop. Leaves every Tues- Entered as second class matter A Home Bank For Home People day and returns Friday. In postoffice January 11, 1907, the at Fat hogs for sale. Z. V. Gordon. Estancia, N. M., under the Act of Evangelist Congress of March 3, 1879. ai There are two times when you need an account with k Slater is preaching some wonderful sermons at the Church of Christ. Those who do Subscription $2.00 a year THE FARMERS STATE BANK. . not hear him are missing much. All I are cordially invited. Dfficial Paper of Torrance County. 1 jjj j st: When you have surplus funds. Young wheat fed turkeys for sale, ESTANCIA AUTO for Thanksgiving. White Rose CO. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY SÜ 2nd: When you havn't. Cafe. Hi Repairs. Parts and Supplies Hi For sale, two young work mules, priced reasonable. W. F. Thiebaud, W. C. WEBER, M. D. The officers of this bank are interested in you and your h Moriarty, New Mexico. Phy.ician and Surgeon Hi For sale or exchange, 2 h Hereford MORIAETY, NEW MEXICO problems, and are anxious and willing to help you at all times bulls, one registered other high Phone 27 Moriarty, I h w grade. Mrs. 0. W. Bay. DR. J. H. WIGGINS jn L. C. Archuleta and Frank Lujan gj of Torreón left Tuesday for San Physician and Surgeon THE FARMERS STATE BANK OF MORIARTY, NEW MEXICO Office in rear of Estancia Sav- Bank Building L. W. VanVlcet of the Trinidad ings Bean & Elevator Co., M. Trinidad, Phone 9 Estancia, N. D. C. KINSELL, President F. W. WHITENACK, Cashier Colorado, is the proud daddy of a baby girl, born a couple of weeks Estancia N. M. Santa Fe, N. M. ago. EHiffiKHiHiHiHiHiHiHiHiffiHiHiHiKSiHiffiaiH; This makes two children for EDWARD P. DAVIES him and the Mrs., a boy now being N. D. MEYER in the neighborhood of two yean, Hosiery at Cost at the Novelty Car of apples at the Equity. Lay old. Bean-Ba- Attorneys at Law L.OOAL ITEMS store. in your winter supply. Estancia office in Farmers Miss Princess Sharpless has been M. & M. Garage C. C. B. Comer building forced by ill health to resign nd Stockmens Bank Building. Hosiery cost Novelty All overalls $2.00 a pair at the and are her Hgents for at at the Equity. on their ranches this week. position as office assistant to the Store. .. YERLHM) C. AMBLE Don't forget to examine the new county school superintendent. She LIGHT FOUR J. Found, automobile crank. Inquire went to her home at Mountainair The finest light car in America. Has a record of 37 miles Physician and Surgeon 240 weight denim overalls for at stock of waists and dresses at J. M. $2.00. E. V. S. Co. this office. Terry's Cash Store. the first of the week. Miss Sharp- on one gallon of gasoline. All repair work skillfully done. Nose and less has been a most Eye, Ear, and Throat, in efficient and Repairs and supplies for Overland and Buiclc 100 ft. pipe for sale, priced Another barrel cranberries this For sale, one 2nd hand Ford. The accommodating official, and there cars. general practice. week. E. V. S. Co. Office at Drug Store right. W. t, Farrea. engine in this car has been com- are many regrets that she has been MILBOURN pletely overhauled and renewd. See compelled to relinquish her work. BROS. MOUNTAINAIR, N. M. Turkey Thanksgiving dinner O. K. Knight of Moriarty was a at business in last Fri- Sherwood. White Rose Cafe 75c. visitor Estancia day. PEDERNAL SKKKSilliHitfiSHi-riSLKH;- i FRED H. AYERS C. L. Higday was here a day or ! Mr. reserve agent, Gilbert, federal R. II. Harper, the Ccdarvale mer- two last week on business. Mr. Hig- Special Correspondence. Law in yesterday. Attorney and Counselor at was Estancia chant, was in Estancia the first of day is now associated with his son W. B. Holderman left last week h the week. in the confectionery business in for an extended visit to Washburn ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO I am back running a service car. and other Texas points. Give me a job. John Taylor. Are You i G. M. Hi Interested Van Lane and Sam Taylor went Norris spent a few days Office hours 9:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Mrs. Evangeline Brown and her w Overalls of heaviest to Hot Springs last week, to be with his family at Dunmoor last made the son, who have been with her par- w denim at $2.50. E. V. S. Co. gone three weeks. week. C. E. EWING ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hill for Messrs. J. C. Shelton and John Hi Dentist Mrs. Ed Robcrson visited her Ladies, if you need a hat for the some time, have gone to Denver, Carlson motored to Encino In Hi last Hi Tractors? daughters who in school holidays, buv now at a great reduc- where their home will be. Tuesday. NEW MEXICO three are ESTANCIA, in Fe week. tion. The Novelty. J. S. Collins and family Sat- s Santa last Judge Bratton of Clovis has been left Hi urday of last week Texas I 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. For sale, at right prices, two au holding court here this week for for where Hi Hi Office hours The father of the Stanton broth- they will probably spend Judge Mechem. was no jury the winter. Hi Hi Office in Ayers Building ers of this county died at his home tomobiles, also some mules anffj There W. H. Keen and course, ana sucn daughter Fay K Hi in Albuquerque Monday. marcs. A. J. Green. oi only Dusiness were Sunday visitors. as could be handled without a jury Hi THEY'RE GOING FAST Hi WASSON vis- W. DRAYTON Bigelow Estancia Thomas Ross was a business Hi Cashier of the boy3 tak- was disposed of. business trip Former soldier are sure itor Saturday. Hi Attorney at Law Savings Bank made a ing government sold Albuquerque the first of the to that shirt Oil! Oil! Oil! Wholesale or re- Operator E. G. Overstreet who Hi to at the E. V. S. Co. $4.95. has been working ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO week. at tail. F. & S. Equity. at Scholle has H been transferred to third trick hero. ffi Two carloads received and all but one or two Money to loan on farms. Long Hi New mill run bran $2.50, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Price came J. W. Bolton was in town last Hi Hi Will practice in all Courts of Bran $2.25, time, reasonable rate of interest. ' $3.00, Diamond M. or in Tuesday from Oklahoma. They week on business. Hi sold. File lioxico. Ayers' bran L. C. Hanlon, Willard, N. M. your order if you want one. Star flour $3.25, per cwt $6.25. say Oklahoma is a pretty good state W but New Mexico looks good, too. Hi E. V. S. Co. Roofing Board here For Sale. Hi B. H. CALKINS and Beaver Mr. Price will farm John Block's Hi Hi be- 170-acr- Licensed Surveyor We are selling ladies' and chil- in time to repair that building place next year. e bottom farm in Latimer Hi Hi snow flies. E. V. S. Co. Surveys, General Engineering, Maps. dren's guaranteed hosiery at cost. fore the county, Oklahoma, 8 miles from Hi Hi O. R. Pollard and family did not Blue-prin- ts Come and buy before they are all Hi Hi Plats, Good farm loans wanted. Fair get away last week as they intend- good R. R. town of 1000 popula- 612 So. St. gone. Novelty Store. adjustment quick money. See Hi 8th and ed, but think they will leave this tion. About half in cultivation, Hi N. M. N. M. D. Garvin's office, Es- Estancia, Albuquerque, It matters not where you may II. Button at week. They will go to eastern Ore- balance timber. Living stream of Hi CARL i goods, tancia, N. M. SHERWOOD send off for your Christmas gon with the intention of finding a water. All fenced hog tight, most- !fi K. SIMMONS you will lose money as we can save location somewhere in that part of KENNETH We have a Ford motor assembled. ly with woven wire. Good bearing JiKHiSiHiKSffiiJiHiHiHiHiffiSKS! you 25 per cent. E. V. S. Co. you want your Ford overhauled tho state. If Three-roo- V. Lawyer in day. orchard. house. II. Somebody stole twenty-fiv-e sacks we can turn the job out a Herry Flowers died at his home Lipe. State anil Federal Court.? of beans from John Block recently. Valley Auto Co. near Moriarty Tuesday morning, Possibly the thief thought he had M. Society will meet and the funeral was held yesterday FARM LOANS ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO John The E. Aid better get the beans before at the honie of Mrs. Rayborn Tues- afternoon. Deceased was about If you want a long time farm loan got in as sheriff. day, November 23, 1920. A full thirty years of age, and had been an invalid for years. Several years see me. I represent one of the old- Sell the ESTANCIA LODGE NO. 28 attendance is desired. ' Earth W. V. Nordquist of Oklahoma ago it was thought he could live est loan companies operating in the I. looking O. O. F. was here last week after Anyone wanting dinner at my but a short tim e, but he clung to west. Neal Jenson. and third Saturday his land interests. He returned on Thanksgiving, please great tenacity. Meets first crops house noti life with night each month over Farmers and Monday. Mr. Nordquist say3 fy me. Turkey dinner. Eunice M, Stockmens Bank. All Odd Fellows were good in nis neignDornooa vnis Dodge. L. M. Chenoweth, the oil man, in- BAPTIST CHURCH de- The World is territory, Estancia cordially invited to attend. year, but farmers are complaining forms us that his company has Sunday school 10:00 A. M. Seth my Neal Jenson.'Sec. J. J. Smith, N. G. about low prices, just as they are Lettuce, celery and tomatoes cided that it would not be wise to Williams, Supt.; Lillie Mae Grant, doing here. twice each week to inr.ure, fresh begin drilling a prospect hole in the Sec'y. valley my specialty. Farms, ranches, CAMP NO. 51 W. O. W. stock. Leave your standing orders. valley this time of the year, as B. Y. P. U. P. M. paint- 6:15 Real honestogoodness hand E. V. S. Co. they would probably be compelled meeting Wednesday Meets second and fourth piece Prayer every buy, sell trade. ed Japanese' china, every to shut down much of the time on night 7:00 P. M. or Thursday nights over Farmers newspaper. wranped in a Japanese County Clerk Salas has received account of cold weather. They have Ladies' Aid every Tuesday at 3 :00 find Stockmens Bank, Estancia E. V. S. Co. word from the Bureau of Natural- therefore decided to defer opera- P. M. C. M. MILBOURN, C. C. ization rejecting the applications tions until spring, but they will - Thanksgiving service will be held II. V, LIPE, Clerk. County Club Leader W.H.Trent- of Timoteo Garde and Victor B. come in with a rig as early in the in the Baptist 10:30 A. B. TAYLOR ne church at A.M. man has been promoieu ana anu Perez to become American citizens snring as is deemed favorable for Rev. A. B. Weaver will about preach the Mrs. Trentman will leave the on tho ground that they claimed work probably in February. sermon. May we REAL ESTATE T. Col- all come to this Raymond Sanchez middle of next month for State exemption from military service service and thank our Heavenly Mr. Trentman will be in they were touring car in A 1 con- Merchandise lege, where during the war because Ford Father for so many blessings given General charge of club work for the state aliens. The Naturalization Bureau dition, with starter and lights, Office in rear of Estancia Savings Bank for the to us in the past year. Wagon Yard with the title of assistant evidently takes the view that if they to trade for stock cattle. Yours for the very best interest Ail Kinds of feed present. Mr. Trentman has shown were not willing to ngnt ior ine to our town and community. great aptitude for the work and privilege of becoming American cit- W alter Pace. N. M. W. C. GRANT, Pastor. Land for Sale Chilili, has made a good record in this izens they are not entitled to be- county, which is of course responsi- come such. PEOPLE'S CHURCH which came THE PUBLIC SALE! ble for his promotion, A. B. WEAVER, Pastor CYLINDER HIRING unasked. The bean market is a little worse I will sell at public auction at than it was last week. The Trini- Sunday, Novembei 21st. my place 6 mile3 south and 12 miles O. all wool people growing. B. Those D. Government dad company were the only Sunday school still west of Estancia, beginning at 10 Estancia Auto Co. $4.95. yester- G. 9:45 A. M. car, shirts just walked out at buying, or offering to buy, Wills, Supt. Meets o'clock A. M., on For any make of only or Size lGVi ones left. More day in Estancia, and they offered Young People's meeting starting TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1920, Will fit dered direct from New York. E V. The market is said to be off with a rush. Mr. Spillers elect- truck or tractor. $3.00. the following described property: ' All kinds of us your S. Co. very weak. The Jenson Bean Com- ed president. Meets Sunday even- HOUSEHOLD GOODS, repairingbring over size pistons, pins pany warehouse is full, with beans ing at 6:15. Come on time. The Normal loses one of its most IMPLEMENTS, ETC. and rings. Cars rebuilt stacked outside, and they can't take Preaching by pastor at 11:00 A. troubles and we'll make you happy. efficient and best liked teachers in any more until they can ship some M. The - first of a series of ser 1 library set, 2 rocking of Miss Ruth Zeigler, 1 and work guaranteed at the resignation more out. They were loading out mons on "Wnat instancia weeas. chairs, 2 rugs, 1 asnitary closet, When you have trouble with your car critic teacher for the sixth grade yesterday, but not enough to Evangelistic service night. Serv- taboret table, 1 screen, 1 bed, years. Miss 3ome at during the past two relieve congestion. The Trinidad 7 :15 sharp. springs and mattress, 1 cot, 1 li- to the ice begins trouble us. Roy J. CockrelFs Zeigler is to be married Prof. pople said they would have to stop Teacher training class and meet- brary table, 1 dining table, 1 range David E. Enckson, on Thanksgiving. receiving in a day or two unless ing of Sunday school board at 7:15 cook stove, oil range, 1 Shop Prof. Erickson had an enviable rec- they could get more cara. They P. M. Thursday. You are invited. gasoline lamp, 2 stools, 5 dining Automotive ord here both as a student and were loading two cars yesterday. B. G. Wills, Leader. chairs, 1 kitchen cabinet, Kitcnen of HIRRHRT & teacher and is now head the Tho big warehouse of tho Associa- Union Thanksgiving service at utensils, 1 No. 2 Sharpless cream SPEARS of Spanish work in the schools East tion looks to be a3 full as it will church. Let us "with separator, a lot of dishes. came to the Bantist Vaughn. Miss Zeigler the hold, but perhaps they can find one give tnanKS to uur planter, lot of feed stuff and other Belen and leaves us accord normal from room to stow more. About seventy-fiv- e Father for His mercies on this day, articles too unmerous to mention. VALLEY wishes every mem- ESTANCIA with the best of cars have been shipped from November 25th. LIVE STOCK Dr. Ewing snowbound. Mr. MacGillivray ob- faculty, as well as a host C. C. and Bradley ber of the here so far this season. hogs, 3 rab- tained a horse and thereby made in Las Vegas. Las Four fat pedigreed Comer returned several weeks ago of other friends cream is 50 hens mostly White his get away. Mr. Moore had to SUPPLY COMPANY Vegas News in New. Mexi- Your increase from bits, about in Normal The Sharpless Cream Sep- Leghorns, dozen fryers from their hunt the extreme remain with his car which was can. cut heavily by using a poor about a western part of a arator is the best. Carl Sher- Other parties will bring stuff the state with wedged in the snow to the top of UNDERTAKERS AND separator. The Sharpless will nice buck apiece to their credit. the wheels. He may be yet dream- Hosiery at cost at the Novelty wood. here for the sale. MacGillivray get every penny out of tne TERMS Allan of Colorado and ing "of all the sad things of tongue Store. Paul B. Moore of Magdalena, brothers-i- pen " However, no ENBALMERS If we haven't got it, we'll get it milk for you. See Carl Sher- Sums under $10, cash. Terms or word of n-law to the Comer boys, joined him since. Here's hoping that his for you. F. & S. Equity. wood. on amounts over $10. party Calls answered day or night DR. J. W. COMPTON the in Magdalena. On the matches do not give out if he re- Optician You can get your Ford motor Methodist Ladies' Aid of Estancia hunt Messrs. McGillivray and Moore mains still stuck. Later we learn We have secured the services will serve-lunc- emerged into the hunting ground in be in third Satur- made new at Steele's Garage. None that after being stuck for ten days of Will Estancia W. F. MARTIN. a little different direction from the Mr. Moore parts used. in the snow made his MR. L. E. HANLON day of each month, at Dr. Jameson's but genuine Ford W. F. FARRELL, Auctioneer. route which the rest of the party get away and returned to his DOYLE, JR., Clerk. to Licensed Embalmer office. JOHN chose take, and there became Willard, New Mexico Will pay for itself in a short New Eyes carefully tested. Glasses time the Sharpless Cream scientifically adjusted. Separator. Carl Sherwood. When in town come in and LOUR & BRAN Goods I PASTIME THEATRE I get a cup of hot bouillion or Estancia Flour at $5.50 per hun- received dred at the mill in Estancia. Ex- hot chocolate. It will warm Just cellent light bread is being made you up. Wante from it, although it should be han- dled a little differently from hard girl work in dining room, some new dresses wheat flour. It is especially fine A to for biscuits and pastry. Your mon- Johnson's Good ey back for every pound returned, Special Thursday perience not necessary. wages if it does not suit you. In thousand Feature on and waists at pound and ton lots we will sell at Confectionery and nice clean work. the mill for one week only at $5.00 Playing the Pick of Pictures Meal Ticket i per hundred. Don't delay. We also want One Hundred more du( prices. Our bran is the best. Get it at Customers. Ten Per Cent discount on Meal Tick- re your store if they have it and if NURSERY STOCK we will sell it at Buy a ticket and eat when you they haven't it Headquarters for western ets, $5.50 for $5.00. $2.75 per sack providing you take trees, get hungry. Steaks, Chops and Short Orders ten sacks or more at a time. grown shade and fruit J, 1.1. TERRY'S llave you seen our shorts? They shrubs and roses. Write for served at all hours at are a bargain for anyone raising catalog. Denver Nursery & FROST'S CHFE pigs. They are about as rich as GOOD PICTURES COURTEOUS TREATMENT 4226-28-3- GASH STORE Co., 0 Zuni N. M. flour. IV-- Orchard ESTANCIA, Valley Flour Mill.. St., Denver Colo. Estancia were not read at this time and the report and to enforce quarantine, Monday, November 8th, 1920. PINE GROVE COMMISSIONERS' Board proceeds to the despatch of the said local physician is therefore Attest: JULIAN SALAS, Clerk. Special Correspondence. to other business on hand. hereby ordered make report of C. M. MILBOURN, Chairman. mov- The Board being advised that such cases as may come to his W. L. Sellers and family are been epidemic con- knowledge to quaran- ing into their new house. there has an of and enforce and and when REGULAR SESSION Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield PROCEEDINGS tagious disease at Duran that tine thereof in his judgment vis- the physician neglects to report it becomes necessary to do so, as November 8th, 1920. daughter Ermel were Estancia these cases and to enforce quaran- required by law. The Board of County Commis- itors Thursday. C. T. Butler was an Estancia vis- SPECIAL tine, thereof. It is ordered by the The same order is made and en- sioners of Torrance county met this SESSION Board that the clerk of this Board tered as to the local physician at day in regular meeting as Board of itor last week. November 4th, 1920. send a copy of this complaint and Moriarty. Canvassers, there being present all Paul McComb hnn moved to the farm. The Board of County Commis-sioner- a the ruling of therein to The report of the surveyor in members of the Board. There be- Clarence Geyer the Board is on sick list of Torrance county met this the State Board of Health; viz: Torreón Land Grant survey is ex- ing also present the sheriff aha the Hunrv Yaireer the T.ÍTE CAT day in UNJVEUSm special session with all mem-ber- a Complaint being made that there amined and approved and the clerk clerk. this week. present, there being also pres- has been an epidemic of diphtheria is ordered to draw warrant in his The Board proceeds to canvass ent the sheriff, the clerk. at Duran for some time past and favor for the sum of $656.87. the returns of the last election and MOUNTAINAIR There are more than 3,000,000 Ford cars in The minutes of the last meeting that tne local physician neglects to I The Board now adjourns until find the following: From the Independent daily service throughout the world, and fully M. went to Estan- i' or presidential Electors 1 2 S 6 7 8 '9 10 11 13 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 20 21 Totals Elisha Shaw eighty percent of these are Ford Touring Cars. E. A. Cahoon, R 45 cia Tuesday on business. 68 174 172 64 47 194 122 93 69 131 78 88 84 43 .130 47 12 28 38 35 46 1751 quar- There are many reasons for this, not the least of Antonio Corner, R 66 174 172 64 44 195 122 91 130 88 84 42 130 47 28 88 35 44 1744 M. White has purchased a Abo from S. B. Davis, Jr., R 66 174 172 64 46 193 122 92 130 88 84 42 130 47 28 88 35 45 1745 ter section of land near which is the simplicity in the design of the car,' R. L. Young, D 33 61 99 1 1 CO 231 86 96 63 19 41 91 89 60 39 10 66 1125 Canuto Contreras. likewise is easy to and W. W. Slack so easy to understand; it S. Martinez, D 33 51 99 1 1 68 231 86 96 19 40 88 87 60 39 10 55 1116 G. O. Caldwell ...... visitors Tuesday on operate; and mighty inexpensive compared to J. B. Priddy, D l.Z"'.33 51 99 .1 1 69 231 85 96 19 40 88 37 60 39 10 65 1116 were Estancia Lewis VeVerka, F--L ... . 1 9 2 1 9 1 29 legal business. other motor cars. On the farm, in the city, for D. F-- Mrs. J. Lewis Clark J. Hume, L " 1 9 2 1 9- - 1 29 Mr. and business for family pleasure, it is the car of F-- yesterday after- and Donald McRae, L 1 2 1 9 1. 29 went to Estancia For Congressman ....I noon on business. the people, and the demand is increasing every purchased Nestor Montoya, R 65 174 167 64 47 185 114 55 125 79 66 84 39 108 43 10 28 36 33 34 1618 A. L. Lidzy rocentjy day. Let us have your order promptly if you ...... Meyer homestead of 320 Antonio Lucero, D 61 67 1 1 66 235 27 101 16 92 18 43 114 42 23 59 50 12 61 1206 the Sam .34 $3200.00. want one. a. j. mcuonam, -- L, 1 12 4 3 1 1 12 2 2 5 46 acres; consideration For Governor " V. T, Furman has sold his half Anderson M. C. Mechem, R 65 174 170 64 '46 179 105 73 64 130 77 79 82 37 106 44 9 23 30 30 28 1605 section homestead to .1...... Floyd. Consideration $2800.00. n. ii. nanna, U ...... 34 61 98 1 2 75 255 111 18 97 16 70 20 46 120 43 24 65 68 15 71 1290 F-- L. and daughter of W. E. McGrath, L 1 11 1 3 15 1 2 1 37 Mrs. T. Capt For Lieutenant Governor 11 Los Lunas left for their home Mon- a week's visit W. H. Duckworth, R ....65 174 170 182 103 70 128 78 82 82 37 113 42 10 24 34 33 32 1640 day evening after J. D. Atwood D . 34 51 117 71 250 11 97 15 67 18 45 114 44 23 64 54 12 67 1242 with friends here. Dora Booth came in last cawara scnwao, r -- L . x 9 1 3 11 1 2 1 31 Mrs. For Secretary of State 11 Sunday morning for a visit with Manuel her children, Mrs. C. J Amble and Martinez, R . 5 174 169 47 190 107 67 127 78 82 83 35 118 43 10 26 35 34 31 1658 fc aeríír & F. C. DeBaca. D 34 51 98 1 65 239 14 99 15 66 19 46 106 42 23 62 51 11 62 1200 Len Booth. Ji M. A deal was made on Wednesday F. Bojorquez, F--L 1 8 3 3 1 11 1 2 2 83 For Auditor of this week whereby J. M. Lassiter the southeast quar- E. L. Safford, R. 65 174 167 185 120 70 128 59 79 84 39 136 45 11 27 37 35 38 1696 ha3 purchased Carlos Manzanares, D . 34 61 98 67 230 11 96 34 69 18 43 88 40 22 54 50 10 68 1158 ter of section 3!, 6, 7. F-- 1- - P. Fitzgerald butchered four hogs Frank J. Asho, L 1 10 2 2 1 3 3 12 1 2 2 36 For State Treasurer on November 3rd which were twelve months old, and which dressed a C. U. Strong, R 67 174 168 47 188 104 81 70 128 78 80 84 36 120 42 10 26 36 30 32 1655 Harry Slack, D little better than sixteen hundred 82 61 97 1 66 252 100 11 98 15 69 18 46 105 44 23 62 67 15 64 1227 pounds. The H. C. L. isn't bother- Claude Blackburn. F.T. 1 1 2 2 9 3 3 13 , 86 ing him, almost a ton of pork For Attorney General 11 with H. on hand. S. Bowman, R 65 174 168 64 189 112 89 70 128 78 81 83 38 115 46 10 26 35 33 32 1673 before the 20th day of December, New Mexico, on December 2, 1920. Robert C. Dow, D 1 91 11 98 15 68 18 45 108 40 23 62 52 12 66 1198 .34 61 97 64 241 1920, at 9 o'clock A. M., judgement Claimant names as witnesses: T. F. Savage, F--L 1 9 2 1 3 12 1 2 2 35 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. will For 11 be rendered in said cause Arthur Boyd, Peter T. Davis, Mrs. State Superintendent Department of the Interor. against you each you de- J. V. and of by Conway, R 70 174 167 47 188 108 88 71 126 79 82 84 40 119 44 11 22 36 26 36 1672 M. fault. Sarah A. Edmonds, Joe Edmonds, R. S. - U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. Tipton, D 29 61 97 1 66 246. 93 10 100 14 66 18 43 103 42 22 66 51 19 62 1200 In Witness Whereof, I have here- all of Lucy, New Mexico. G. W. Austin, F--L 1 9 2 2 13 1 2 1 35 November 13, 1920. unto set my hand this 1st day of 11 Beno-n- a FRANCISCO DELGADO, Register. For State Land Com. 13 Notice is hereby given that November, 1920. N. A. Field, R 65 174 166 54 186 109 92 71 131 63 84 84 42 115 46 10 27 26 33 39 1709 Young, of Estancia, N. M., who, (Seal) JULIAN SALAS, H. L. Kerr, D 34 61 97 1 68 242 88 11 96 14 69 18 40 107 40 23 61 61 12 69 1183 on August 9, 1916, made additional County Clerk and Clerk E. R. F--L Stout, " 1 9 3 2 13 1 2 1 35 homestead entry, No. 027294, for of the said District Court. For Justice Supreme Court 13 11 Lot 4, seUswü Section 18 and Lots F. V. Parker. R 65 174 167 64 185 127 90 70 129 79 79 84 36 113 42 10 27 36 34 34 1682 1 and 2, Section 19, Township 6 H. L. Patton, D 1 68 229 91 96 16 69 18 61 51 11 Range 10 east, N. M. P. . 34 61 108 11 46 111 42 23 63 1201 north, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. E. B. Tittman, F-- L . 1 2 3 3 12 1 2 ,1 31 Meridian, has filed notice of inten- For Corp. Commissioner 11 ' tion to make three year Proof, to Department of the Interior. H. H. Williams, R. 65 174 164 47 189 113 90 70 128 79 82 84 36 118 43 11 30 36 33 36 1682 establish claim to the land above de- U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M. UVERTRWBLE G. L. Perrin, D 34 51 98 1 64 238 90 11 97 16 10 18 46 103 43 22 58 51 12 61 1120 scribed, before Unitod States Com- October 14, 1920. James Rogers, F--L 1 3 14 1 2 1 missioner, at Estancia, Torrance 11 38 Rol-li- ' 11, Notice is hereby given that e Co., New Mexico, on Jan. 4, 1921. Black-Draugi- For State Senator Dist. 15 tt Is Tha Best Medi- names as A. Martin, of Moriarty, N. M., Fred H. Ayers, R , 64 174 115 54 47 187 92 77 70 129 79 83 83 33 112 39 10 21 33 33 32 1567 Claimant witnesses: C. Laiiy Used. H. Jameson, D 35 51 144 1 1 68 274 104 11 96 14 66 19 61 110 4823 67 54 11 65 1313 John M. Milbourn, Shirley D. who, on April 25, 1917, made home- cine This Ever Says For Rep. 20th Dist. Andrew J. Green, Albert Ab- stead entry, No. 032500, for A. H. nw, It Is Cmy Medicino Site Clancy, R... ..62 174 141 54 48 187 109 70 128 79 82 85 34 117 45 10 26 36 33 34 1648 bott, all of Estancia, N. M. Section 25, Township 10 north, Charles Gerhardt, D 37 51 118 1 1 65 242 87 11 97 15 66 18 47 102 40 22 62 61 10 65 1208 FRANCISCO DELGADO, Register, Gives Her Qiidrea. For Rep. 12th Dist. Range 8 east, N. M. P. Meridian, Frank Laws, R 20 31 138 53 47 189 120 91 69 128 79 78 84 3S 115 44 9 25 47 33 34 1467 has filed notice of intention to make ' Chorry Village, J. W. Corbin, D .79 186 116 2 Z 65 237 90 12 97 14 70 18 49 94 42 24 63 40 11 64 1375 three year Proof, to establish claim Ark. In telling oi ... Legal Notice. Blck-Draugh- t, T. S. Smith, S 1 13 12 2 2 1 1 her experience with Thedford'B 2 3 15 10 9 71 to the land above described, befor-Unite- For Dist Atty. 3rd Dist. In the District Court of the State Mrs. Lot tie Ellis, R. F. D. No. of New Mexico, Third Judicial Black-Draug- J. B. Newell, R 60 169 130 41 180 115 90 70 127 70 81 83 35 118 States Commissioner, at 1, this place, said: "I used 43 12 23 35 32 36 1599 District, Holden in and for Tor- Lee R. York, D 39 56 108 6 72 240 90 11 98 23 67 13 46 107 40 22 65 62 12 64 1234 Stanley, Santa Fe Co., N. M., on as a laxative, also for head- For Co. Com. rance County. 1920.' ache, torpid liver and indigestion. It 1st Dist Ethyl Higgins, December 4, A. M. Shockey, R 20 49 69 25 156 101 98 69 57 66 Plaintiff, Is the best liver medicine I have ever . 127 64 28 105 39 10 23 28 32 33 12á0 vs. Claimant names as witnesses: C. M. Milbourn, D 79 176 123 26 100 256 83 12 98 24 82 39 55 115 47 23 66 61 12 67 1566 used and is the only medicine I give Ralph Higgins, Defendant, A. H. Sylvester, Tom Welch, M. C. L. Riley, S 1 14 15 9 4 13 1 1 9 9 9 80 my children. For Co. Cnm. 2nd TKf Civil, No. 1148. F. Carter, all of Moriarty, N. M.; "I feel like it has caved me a lot in 12 To the above named defendant: G. B. Salas, R Zl 44 65 20 173 84 78 70 127 76 66 63 31 85 38 8 20 24 31 30 1177 Joe Zundel, of Otto, N. M. doctors' bills, for when the children You are hereby notified that suit complain feeling or cold, L. A. Williams, D 78 181 93 33 96 273 103 11 98 24 82 40 52 144 46 25 68 62 13 73 1615 FRANCISCO of bad have a has been filed against you in the DELGADO, Register. good doBe Black-Draug- John Ketchersid, S 1 7 12 2 2 1 3 11 1 9 10 9 68 I Just give them a of For Co. Com. 3rd Dist. District Court of Torrance County, and they soon get all right. New Mexico, by the above named A. J. Coury. R 21 45 56 20 151 91 67 154 38 55 64 31 109 39 11 20 24 29 33 1163 It certainly cleans the liver and clears plaintiff, and that Baid cause is now soon C. E. Davenport, 78 180 125 33 102 263 89 14 73 65 93 39 50 110 46 21 70 62 15 66 1606 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. up the skin aud they are out. D... pending in said court. The object well again. I wouldn't be without it Dade Bigbee, S 1 16 14 2 1 - 1 3 4 12 1 9 9 9 81 Department of For Probate Judire of said suit is for divorce upon the the Interior. for anything." . grounds of abandonment. U. S. Land Office at Santa N. M. Seventy years of successful use Jesus Ma. Valdez, R 21 45 63 24 152 61 77 70 127 ffl 66' 86 28 104 35 9 17 19 28 27 1148 Fe, has You notified un- Black-Draug- a W. D. Wasson, D 78 180 128 19 112 301 104 11 99 44 82 16 56 113 60 23 72 67 18 are further that October 11, 1920. made Thedford's 75 1681 less you your on remedy. For County Clerk enter appearance Notice is hereby given- Rob standard, household Every or before the 9th day of December, that member, of every family, needs, at P. P. Sanches, R 42 58 25 155 109 90 69 101 63 65 65 33 110 41 9 24 24 33 31 1177 W. ..20 A. D. 1920, in said ert Schucht, of Lucy, New Mex times, benefit Black-Draug- Leo F. Sanches, D 79 183 136 18 93 240 90 13 127 39 85 38 48 112 43 24 65 62 11 66 1603 and answer the that Cause, judgment will ico, who, on October 28, 1916, Sep- gives helping to cleanse the system .S. B. Oren, S, 1 16 16 1 1 2 4 14 1 11 9 10 88 be rendered in For Sheriff against you in said cause by tember 17, 1918, made homestead and to prevent or relieve the troubles that come from constipation, indiges- A. Baca, R . 24 61 56 23 158 116 81 71 130 49 65 74 26 107 30 8 15 34 25 29 1194 entry, and additional homestead " " W. D. Wasson, attorney plain- en tion, and a laiy liver. John Block, D 75 174 148 30 116 254 100 11 97 44 84 29 69 127 57 25 75 64 19 74 1673 for whose is Es- try, Nos. 028420 and 034160, for To keep well, your stoma, liver J. W. Kooken, S 1 8 5 2 2 10 , 9 9 9 60 tiff, postoffico address For Assessor tancia, New Mexico. wi and Section 24, Township and bowels must b3 In good working 112 e, order. To help kaen them way, S. G. Meyer, R 21 40 56 16 24 94 66 79 69 122 22 62 63 22 86 28 9 14 19 Witness my hand and seal of said 6 north, Range 10 east, N. M. P. that 30 33 981 take occasional doses of Thedford'a Dixie C. Howell, D 78 179 136 37 19 178 294 102 13 105 71 86 40 62 144 58 23 76 68 14 69 1852 district court, at Estancia, Torrance Meridian, has filed notice of inten- . R. B. county, New Mexico, this 23rd day Thousands of homes Cochran, S 1 S 11 1 2 2 3 14 1 9 9 79 tion to make three For Co. Treasurer .9 of October, A. D. 1920. year Proof, to are never without, it. establish claim to de- For Bale by all druggists. L. A. Rousseau, R 22 33 39 17 154 144 93 69 124 15 70 49 34 115 52 9 33 28 32 the land above 33 1186 The genuine the name, Juan Cruz Sanches, D 192 153 36 102 215 87 12 102 78 78 53 49 111 23 56 (Seal) JULIAN SALAS, Clerk. scribed, before United States Com- - has .77 34 59 12 66 1658 Thedford s, on the label. Insist on get- D. M. Short, S 1 12 12 2 1 2 2 3 14 1 9 10 10 79 missioner, at Estancia, Torrance Co., For Co. Superintendent ting what you ask for. cm NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. C. L. Burt, R , L...21 46 55 30 144 63 84 67 121 43 63 61 19 131 31 9 9 20 29 33 1105 Blanche Parrett, D 78 179 138 23 114 302 . 95 14 105 49 85 42 65 111 55 23 81 67 15 68 1728 Department of the Interior. Nellie Bigbee, S...... 1 "11 11 1 2 14 1 9 10 10 78 U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M. For Co. Surveyor 111 October 14, 1920. D. S. King: R -- 21 47 48 19 25 155 86 91 70 126 44 68 65 34 114 45 9 22 23 33 35 1180 Notice is hereby given that Ros-co- o O. C. Lane, D 78 148 113 34 18 98 275 90 11 100 49 80 85 48 109 41 23 68 64 11 65 1558 ATTENTION For Road Bond Issue 7 113 3 15 44 124 36 1 30 4 63 62 86 129 27 9 13 14 19" 34 783 Martin, of Otto, N. M., who, on Against Road Bond Issue 88 36 49 8 34 163 145 84 33 58 16O 16 41 92 43 31 84 61 22 78 1215 June 6, 1917, made homestead en- The Board of County Commis- of County Commissioners. voke the order heretofore entered, Claim No. 4233, $49.35. try for neM, Section 31, Township sioners having can- Comes now E. C. declaring said section line a public 10 north, Range 9 east, Serial conclu ded the Holderman of Chase Bag Co., War. No. highway. 4277 Seri- Valley 032939, on June 25, 1910, Farmers! vass of the election, the clerk is or- Palma and protests to the Board and Claim. No. 4193, $9.35. dered to draw up certificates of against the declaring of section line The clerk is ordered to issue al 037426, for sett, Section 30, warrants to We realize that election in favor 01" the officers heretofore petitioned by A. P. Gar- the following named R. R. Yates, War. No. 4278 Claim Township 10 north, Range 9 east, the price which we can offer for your beans at who received majority of cia and others as a public highway persons for bills against the coun- this time is not very attractive, and not many of you care a the ty, viz: No. 3969, $11.00. N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice that votes cast, and that the same be as described elsewhere in this rec- to sell on present market. It is not the purpose of this adver- delivered to the, when they ord, stating that the said section J. M. Smith, War. No. 4274 The Board now adjourns subject of intention to make three year officers for tisement to advise you what to do in regard to selling, but we do have qualified by filing their bond. line is too rough and rocky and is Claim No. 4236, $3.00. to' the call of the chairman, Proof, to establish claim to the land want to have a We now and taking oath prescribed by impracticable as a public road. The Alejandro Baca, War, No, 4275 above described, before United word with you about storage. have our law, te " Board having C. M. MILBOURN, Chairman. and dissolve as canvassing considered the same, Claim No. 4234, $39.35. States Commissioner, at Stanley, warehouses at Mountainair and Estancia completed and can take board and resolves itself as Board hereby rescind their action and re- - Julian Salas, Attest: care in- War. No. 4276 JULIAN SALAS, CJerk. Santa Fe Co., N. M., on December of your storage problem. Our practice of storing and 4, 1920. suring your beans free of charge until the first of next June seems tq us to be all that one could ask for along that line. CEDARVALE sas, announces the arrival of a fine be singing at Bill Morris' home. He Claimant names as witnesses: baby boy. J. W. Drummond will join Mr. Now, about sacks. We are trying to supply all our customers Ppecael Correspondence. and .his wife extend an invitation and Mrs. Chapman Tom Welch, E. L. Arnold, both of This community visited and their friend with was with to you. on Ari- Moriarty, N. M.; M. second hand bags, but won't always have them on hand, in Health is very good at this writ- the first cold snap the rest of their journey to of F. Carter, of the season Some farmers zona. They by which case it is necessary for farmers to purchase new ones. ing. last week, with a little snow. are turning the are going way of Joe Zundel, both of Otto, N. M. ground for next year's Albuquerque to spend day . When we L. O. Foster is building an addi- Guy Richardson arrived home crop, while a there FRANCISCO DELGADO, Register. buy your beans or take them for storage, we will take some are still hauling this year's with Mrs. R. L. Hitt and tion to his barn. from Texas last week, where he has children. your new bags at cost to you . Wo are trying as nearly as pos- Clara crop in.' This is hoping for better The flínht.hpri unirlomtff is rniiw Mrs. Torrence and Miss are for past months. sible 12-o- z. been the two priced beans Ño to make shipments in new bags that have never l)een keeping house. They have moved John Ketchersid, Arthur Hooper another year. well under control. new cases - State of New Mexico, County of used for any purpose, which method insures our product being into the Myers house. and Ross Richardson left for Arizo- have been reported and most school Torrance. In the District Court. placed on - Rev. Graham and R. R. Harper na about three weeks ego where children have taken the antitoxin the market in first class condition and which will WILLARD Lloyd ' were business visitors in Estancia will spend treatment. S, Miles, Plaintiff, eventually enhance the value Bean. they the winter. From the Record. vs. of the Pinto Monday. It is also rumored that Mr. Bassle has rented the A. M. Lieutenant Governor B. F. Pankey Birtfh-flel- Wm. A. Ewing, Ewing, Mr. Harper has bought the d Shipp farm for 1921. Mrs. W. R. Marsh and baby left the property south of town. lflftt StAltirrlnV fn Mnalrfvna Abla buying' wife of said Wm. A. Ewing, whose cattle. Mr. Payne sold him first name is unknown, all The Trinidad Bean & Elevator Co Plans are being made to begin homa, where her husband is now neau grown and 'warehouse PLEASANTVIEW i iv 01 steers. unknown persons who claim any cleaning beans in the Special Correspondence. ocaiea. soon. It .is reported that about five Mrs. B. E. Pedrick is visiting Mrs. interest or title adverse to the J. C. BIXLER, Manager cars of beans are stored there now. Geo. and Tom Manning have gone R. L. Hitt in Albuquerque. McINTOSH plaintiff in or to the N.W. Sec, Bean threshing is nearly all done to Amarillo, Texas, for a few Mrs. Joe A. HawoTI 1... Special Correspondence. 85, Twp. 5 N., R; 7 E N M. P. Moüntainair, Estancia, Mcintosh, Moriarty, Stanley M., around Cedarvale for 1920, and the months. sister Mrs. Sam Jenson at Estancia Everybody is Mr. and Mrs. G. W. throuch threshine , farmers would like to see a raise in Brunner were asi weex. around Frontier. Sunday visitors in the Perkins home Jn J. Rrnvil ikinnAj t To the Above Named Defendants: the price of beans. "'"I'Cv, vwu tunuHUB have been Tinging near Cedar Grove. of sheep to Not many beans have been com- You and each of you are hereby Wedding bells Gurnsey, California, ing in loud around Cedarvale for Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins of Round una weex. on account of bad weather. notified .that there has been filed pretty Monday and the past two weeks. First for Mil- Ton SDent over nicht with Mr. And Vr T 1 rkanMn. ...1 Gertrude Starkey came home is now pending in the District and Miss Nevnda Moss, Mrs. Hopkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. formerly lived here, Wednesday with the measles. Court of Torrance county, New S 9 ton Dunn arrived Sunday Mexico, and then for A. B. Stroop and Miss Uwena. jjcuiora, inaiana, wnere Mrs. Frank Laws is able to be up. an" action wherein said Ira L. Ludwick Miss Wilson will " they Lloyd S. Miles is plaintiff, and said Ethel Myers. All of these young Carol entertain have been for the past two years. Several in com- patrons the school and around Mcintosh Wm. A. Ewing, and the other per U. people are old settlers of this her at house Thev are eoln? tnSaffnrH Art,,,,,., have been sick. S. Commissioner Thursday night, the 18th. with a sons as described in the caption " munity and everybody wishes them with the"intention of baying an al- - Mrs. Langham came in Thursday NOTARY possible. special pro-n- A pie supper will hereof are defendants: the ereneral PUBLie all the success laiia iarm ana locating there. Mr. to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. objects Better watch Joe, next? be served in connection. You are Chapman soli his Indiana of said action is to quiet farm Frank Laws. the title of the said plaintiff in Estancia, New Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hiñes mved invited. about three weeks ago and decided Mr. Mrs. spent and Lee Bnggs trip and Stevens Sat 10 tne jm.w.íí Sec. 35, Twp. from Roswell last week, where they made a business to come west again. He owns some urday Mr. Mrs. said of Will your Scholle week. with and Starkey. 5 N., Range 7 E.. N. M. P. M. transact all Land Office work, draw your have been for 'the past year. Jim to this good land near -- Willard which he R. E. got loa The well Mr. Farley in some govern- The name of plaintiff's attorney says Cedarvale is good enough for drillers at Saunders has leased to Mr. Royal for farm- ment fish Saturday Washing- papers, write your fire insurance, and assist you in About home in from is: E. P. Davies. and his nostoffice y any him r.ow. He has a farm have struck a bad rock the ing, and is now looking after his ton, D. C. seven miles from Cedarvale. well and have been detaineed by It share of this year's address is: Santa Fe, New Mexico. tt uu a u auiu ituiicai asco. ling. crop. They will J. E. Homan and J. T. Miller are Word from Mr. and Mrs. V. L. with their wore. continue their iournv tn A; lou further notified .that un- " made a trip to Negra Tuesday and less you each Phone No. 40 0 Mitchell, now living in Topeka, Kan Next Sunday, the 21ft, there will next Saturday. Wednesday. and of you enter returned your appearance in said cause on or