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VOL. 9. NO. 25 CLOVIS. CURliY COUNTY, NiSVV MEXICO. DKCEMBEU 10, 1915 $1.00 PER YEAR

"September Morn" Elks' Memorial Services Germans Inquisitive to be contrary to precedents of Safety of the Nation to do so. The world is but litllo diplomatic all different from what it was a She ia litt'e Miss As is their annual custom, tiie Washington, Dec. 0 Count piocedure. Under In a stirring address to a comingdear thousand years ago. But we, in "September Morn" clothe! in Elks held the memorial services von HernstorlF today presented diplomatic usage it is only neces- private party of newspapermen. sary ."or in- the democracy of the United of a throe act musical at the Lyceum theatre Sunday to the state department a the United States to .1. Stuart Blackton, author and the form States, are full partners. The comedy with songs, jokes, scen- afternoon at !J o'clock. The asking for the reasonr dicate to Germany that the at producer of the great prepared- responsibility of government and ery and girls lota of them. members assembled at the Elks for the request for the with- taches are personal non grata ness film "The Battle Cry of and it is not necessary to give a the salvation of the nation is on Harry Fields, the origional joy home at 2:30 and marched in a drawal of Captain Boy-E- d and Peace" said that the final sal- reason asking with- every citizen. Every ( citizen bug, is the bright particular star body to the theatre. Attorney Captain von Pa pen, the German for their vation of the country would be should be able to transfer him- of this musical fun carnival, Geo L. Reece, of Portales, who naval and military attaches, drawal. up to the country newspaper. Captain Boy-E- d Captain self into a soldier for the defense which will be presented by Row- is a member of the Clovis Elks respectively. and the rural newspaper the "If his country. This is not im- lodge, delivered the eulogy authoritatively, von Papen were in Washington country weekly and the small of land & Clifford's specially select- It was stated very mun-me- r. today perialistic; it is the essence ed company of fifty, at the which was made it an able though not in the communica- and conferred several town daily get behind the pre- of a democracy that would live." Lyceum theatre next Tuesday, Mr. Reece ia one of the tion, that the ambassador would times with Count von Bernstorff. paredness movement and de- Later today depart- Dec. 11th. best speakers in the state and under no consideration ask the the state mand action by Congress," Prune Trees in Fall is joint his remarks on the subject con- ment received another inquiry said, ' then we will see "September Morn" the United States to get safe Blackton When all the leaves have Gillespie chosen were highly appreciated on the same subject from the an appropriation during this work of Arthur and duct for the attaches, The fallen from the trees and the Aubrey Stauffer. That they Several hundred attended the German government was repre- Berlin foreign office transmitted session that will be a good by wood has ripened up in the fall at- services Jwhich were delivered considering incum- Ambassador Gerald. It was to get any- succeeded in their efforts is sented as it starter. Of course is the time for pruning. There ty Rjv. 1). A. Sanford. pastor to made known officially here that we will need of tested ly the remarkable hit bent upon the United States where a series is no way of absolutely controll- of the Episcopal church. A the United States would decline a scored by this brilliant musical return the attaches in safety to appropriations-- program for ing sprouting after pruning. quartette composed of Misses to go into the question of facts navy army which, spread .oinedy during its long Chicago German territory and bring their and The more severely you prune the Humphrey, Welch, Webb and on the subject and would not period years, will give run at the LaSalle Theatre. success irs here. over a of more likely you will be to have Mrs. Fred Dennis rendered a thi sources of its infor- Comedy predominates "SEP- Count von Bernstorff. the Car- us eventually what protection sprouts, for the trees have beautiful selection as also did ambai.-ado- r, mation. TEMBER." but the delicious man today made we need. But if the small town stored up a quantity of food and with the Elks sixtette composed of emphatic denials of reports that newspaper refuses to call for foolishness is interested Notice to Traveling Public are going to make use of it some charming musical numbers in- Messrs Muff, Nelson, Herod, Germany or German official preparedness, and prefers 'pork' The outh road to TVxico has place. If a large part of the old troduced by a remarkable chorus Grillith, Noble and Elder. agents had been concerned in the movement will fall. bijen ordered improved by the wood ha.s been cut off, the part of singing and dancing experts recent attempts to set up a Tlx? protection of America 'is in State Engineer. Automobiles that remains will probably make who trip through all the latest Col Hayden Dead counter-revolutio- n in Mexico. the hands of the country editor." and wagons, during this con- a stronger growth than it would morden dances fetchingly. The Col. E. L. llaydcn, who came Should it develop from the Mr. Blackton's speech for pre- struction period, are requested had all the old wood remained. scenery and costuming are bril- to Clovis about a year ago for state department's answer that paredness followed the viewing to travel the north road between Still there is always a tendency A great cast are among the benefit of his health, died at. other incidents than the Archi- by newspaper men of the film liant. Texico and Clovis, as the south for a pruned tree to have sprouts. the principals which includes his room in the Antlers Hotel bald case and the testimony at "The Battle Cry of Peace." in road will be almost impassible Some varieties are much worse sparkling Martyn, "the Monday night and was buried the trial of the conspirators of which the author shows how reapect. Vernice for the next twenty days. than others in this If American Gaby Deslya," Lou Wednesday in the Clovis ceme- Hamburg-America- line helpless the United States would very desirous of having the the D. W. Jones, Kelso, George Dayton. Nick tery. Col. Hayden, who was were considered by the United be in case of attack by a foreign trunks of the trees smooth and State Road Foreman. only thiag about GO years of age, was a horse in asking at- foe. New Btreeta are without branches, the Basil, Mildred Good fellow and States that the York young sprouts during to do is to rub the forty others. trainer and the street taches be withdrawn, Germany Sunday School Convention bombarded, homes are attacked, off continually while they are concerts last summer be enter- will withdrawals. women and children terrified contest the The Curry County Sunday young. Elks' Dance tained the crowds with his Should department reply and taken out, lined up an orchard is established, the Convention was held Friday and fathers After dance, which was He originally several things are necessary in The Elks' trained horses. that those two incidents alone Saturday Methodist against a wall and shot. The postponed on Thanksgiving on resided in Marshall Missouri but were responsible, the withdraw- at the handful of American soldiers order to keep it in good shape Church. It was decided to meet and to keep it bearing profitable. account of the inclemency of the of late years had lived in Kansas al will take place without are u joke to the invadere and further next spring a t the Lincoln Thorough and persistent culti- weather, wa3 held Thursday City where ho was a familiar inquiry or protest. enemy vhips otand u.T our shores, vation, regular pruning and r ." .". ILuse. The following night at new uuditorium. character about the barns and embassy Wi.s represented out of range of our guns, and spraying and thinning of the the The officers were elected for the A Inrge crowd atU-- i id ail .rack;. Il was the father-in-la- as considering and the to our coast fruit in case of large crops are i' tact that it ensuing year: A. C. Austin, batter p'Pws (e. a splendid time. Punch of W. A. Gillen water of attaches before the bar ot fensea. "These possibilities are all essential. The cultivation retort stand president; Rev. C. W. Lambert, should start just as early in the was served during the evening. this city. public opinion. In circum- basia of fact," such secretary and Rev. A. J. Rodes, not without the spring as possible and continue understanding is said Mr. Blackton in his address. September. Mrs. J. T. Stalker returned stances the treasnrer. until the last of A Big Rain Monday from El Paso where Bhe that the embassy will deny that "Instead of being a sleeping The disk harrow and the acme of A regular soaker fell in Clovis attended the Episcopal confer- the attaches have in any way Williamson and Oldham, gaint, we are a helpless babe. harrow are the two best orchard Monday night, Portales, purchased 175 head of cultivators. If these are used Monday and ence. At this conference, Rev. been connected with anything The dream of universal peace has necessary last week from Shipley carefully it will not be which will be of great benefit to Herring, formerly of Clovis, was under attack other than the heifers been shattered by the European ground with plow Mr to turn the a the wheat crop. Such a heavy ordained a minister. When Mr. Archibald incident and the Hamburg-- Brothers Cattle Company. nations and will again be shatter- very often. LeonVd G. Herron, rain at this season of the year Herring resided here he was American case. Shipley also sold a car of mulea ed. We have learned that nations Department o f Horticulture, of M. College, followed by clear warm weather manager Clovis Commer- All this action is considered by Tuesday to C. J. Franks, will break solemn treaties when Oklahoma A. and of the advantage ia something out of the ordinary. cial College. officials of the state department Roswell. they thiak it to their Stillwater.

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The spirit of the Christmas Season here is common sense in select-in- g suitable gifts for men and boys. It matters not what age he may be, buy those things which will not only please him but that will give good ser- vice. Don't trust to memory, but check off below the articles you are interested in. It will be only a plea- - i-- l- A i i . .1 - i l: sure tor our spiencuaf service 10 neip you matte a seiecuuii. Suits Overcoats House Coats Bath Robes Neckwear Shirts Gloves Suspenders Handkerchiefs Umbrellas Caps Underwear Nifht Robes Pajamas Hosiery Rain Coats Dress Shirts Etc. Etc Etc Etc Fur Cans9 Sweaters - We'll keep perfectly "Mum" in regard to any selections you may make-deli- ver the same when wanted-a- nd then we'll willingly make any exchanges desired after Christmas Merry Christmas Everybody Mandell Dry Goods and Glothing Company "THE STORE OF QUALITY" THE CLOVIS NEWS

ANCONA AND HER CHIEF QFF1CEKS A IIAIRKSB imi" For Ordinary Crip; For All Catarrhal Condition For Pretention of Cold. An Excellent Remedy Men of "Black Cabinet" Seldom Employ Disguises For The Conoatetcent; "Head work and leg work are more important than green For That Irregulcr Appetites WASHINGTON. falae whiskers" for the modern sleuth, according to William For Weakened Digestion. J. Flynn. chief of the United States secret service, better know as Uncle As a rule dis Sam's "black cabinet" Ever-Ready-fo-Ta- ko guises are not used by those In the service. If the matter In hand, for In- stance, requires the collection of Infor- KIDNEY L'thou,,Th.av,r7 mation frow workmen, a man is J w.nl part without a TROUBLE chosen who looks the you can mako no mistake by using Dr. disguise. He simply wears such Bwamp-Roo- t. the great IdB.j kllm.smidy druggist, ta clothes as workmen wear and affects At Par-- X ollar alM. Bamplo also bottle by the manners and speech of the mon pamphlet telling you about r l n, he mingles. AddVel. Dr. Kilmer Co., Blngbajn-to- with whom It VT. and enoloM ten eeata, Lm5 On the other hand, If the work re- N mention this tper. quires with people in a better-dresse- d contact Is walk of life, an operative of A man s Idea of a phenomenon that class Is chosen. A negro la used to approach a negro, an Italian to another man who never loses a collar "rope" a criminal of that nationality, a German for a German, an engraver to button. work on an engraver, and so on. Secret service men are at work all time. When there Is no particu- Dr. Pierce's PelleU are beet for livei, the Pellet for lar cane on hand they are getting a line on habits, haunts and byways of bowels end stomach. One little the three for a cathartic Adv. certain people who seem to be living without apparent effort. The shadowed a laxative party not suspect It. hecomo3 docs and he may never know. The minute it There is no more fallacious theory Unit bad money Is in certain circulating he and all the others of his kind tbe the one to the effect that one district are watched. All avenues escapo are guarded than of from the district man Is as good as another. and each suspect is shadowed until the game narrows down to the real culprit or culprits. The next thing is to secure evidence to convict. That the Not Gray Hairs but Tired Bye. accomplished, the arrest Is made. V; UNDERWOOD - make ui look older than we are. Keep your .ic&vT-- Eyea young and you will look young. After the Movlne always Murine lour Iee Government "Bug Hatchery" Solves Many Problems Don't tell your ege, i ,m in tli" steamship Anoona which was sunk in the Mediterranean by a submarine HyiiiK the Austrian tii;. lth tlm iim of several hundred Uvea. At tbe right Is ('apt. Pletro Massardo, who wai in command of th The Exception. UNIQUE might be a government "bug hatchery," nnuii'l. and at the loft Itulo ZoIpzzI, first officer. A establishment that called "All the world loves a lover." hut which Is officially known as the eastern field station of tbe branch ol "Except the boss who Is expected of entomology, by agricultural forest insects of tbe bureau is maintained the raise his salary on the wedding government to CROSSING THE GRODNO ON PONTOON BRIDGE department of the fedoral day." n the edge of the Virginia village ot Kails Church, a few miles from the Important to Mothers national capital. It has been ,the Examine carefully every bottle ot 1 means, since its establishment Tu 1912, JmS CASTOK1A, a safe and sure remedy for of the solution of many problems that Ilk and children, and see that It Infants that have been vexing telephone and s owners jSr1 tnleeranh cnmnanlea. mine if a A&i Signature ot and other large users of timber at- In Use For Over 80 Tear. . rr--"i i v i AM'-- v J . tacked by insects, as well as forest- - it w i vc Children Cry for Fletcher's Cutori ir ers, manufacturers of forest products, municipal park and indi authorities Scheme Didn't Work. owners wood lots. In addi- vidual of tipped every waiter in the dining tion to administrative buildings and laboratories, the field station has four "I room," suid the man at the summer outdoor insectaries equipped with apparatus that Is roughly the counterpart hotel. rearing of hotter-know- incubators and brooders of the poultry for insect the thereby secured the best of plant. In these have been reared and studied during the life of the station "And approximately in.OOO specimens of moths, butterflies, sawflles, ants, parasitic attention"" "No. The head waiter usserted his wasps, bees, two-wing- flies and beetles, which, by boring or in other various a boycott. He ways, are Injurious to trees and timber, or which in some cases, strangely authority and called Indignant I didn't hold enough, are beneficial. was because out on the other hoys and give all In order to have at band forest material for carrying on the experiments money to him." a plantation of 2,800 young forest trees has been established ut the station, tbe representing twenty-tw- species of conifers and eight species of hard woods. Llngulpotence. Many of the experiments carried on with forest products have related His Lavish "Those sonorous sentences the to the effectiveness of various preservatives In preventing attacks on wood that Hon. forth with by boring Insects, and results have been secured that have been immediately Ilray Lowder rolls ImpresBive of masto-dontl- c in money saving by large users of woods. No less valuable have such an wealth deflected overpowering been new processes worked out for protecting shade trees and ornamental pomposity and the orotundlty " shrubs from their voracious insect enemies. U' ...... k ...... v " f "Yeah! Sounds like the wator com- "his photograph shows a column ot Herman I n in lit ry advancing acroas the Gr"Oi!no river on a hurriedly ing down at Lodore in McGuffoy's old l pontoon bridge. The Irou bridge blown up by the Russians is seen in the background. Form Cavalry Platoon Third Header, doesn't it? The hon- Capital Correspondents orable keeps a large collection of port- ly platitudes preserved In glass Jars First Lieutenant Homer M. Oronlngcr, Fifth United States cavalry. Fort for the obfuscation of the unthinking." RESULTS OF BOMBARDMENT OF WESTENDE TO 28 Vaslilngtou Myer, Virginia, has been assigned the task of proving to Kansas City Star. correspondents that the sword is mightier than the pen when the other re- the fuses to abide by the decision of Insulted the "Copper." pen. Through the busy streets a stal- MM II fl JOB f M 'A blond, blue-eye- Lieutenant Cironinger, wart policeman led a little child by and very "military," Is the "f. the hand. O." 01 a platoon of volunteer cavair! A motherly looking woman paused de- authorized unofficially by the war before them for a moment. Then, In partment and composed almost entire- a sudden hurst of sympathy, she bent mm? correspondents of the ly of newspaper , over the child and kissed her. national capital. They are smooth-shaven- "Poor lamb!" she breathed sadly. bearded, hollow-cheste- and "She looks bo cold and starvedllke, sway-hacke- bow-legge- and and and she hasn't been washed for a knee-sprun- up an and when lined in week. Some folks cannot be they trusted attempt at a military formation with children, wicked, cruel things sure-fir- e taking the are a laugh producer, but they are In dead earnest and they are. Where did you find the child, "gaff" as does the mennest "rookie." policeman?" completed When their thirty weeks course of training shall have been "Find the child, woman?" snarled well as average they expect to bo able to handle themselves almost as the the policeman a igrlly. "I didn't find highly trained private In the regular army. hor at all. Sho's my own kid!" Representing newspapers in all parts of the country, the "scribes" ap- course training a cavalry unit. Mr. plied to Secretary Garrison for a cf as Gladness of heart adds length of did General Scott, chief of staff, and Col. Garrison liked tbe proposal. So life. Wilbur E. Wilder, commanding Fifth United States cavalry. Having pledged themselvos to a course of thirty weeks, Involving every Sunday morning aud nii cidi iit with the main drive of the British forces in Flanders in the region of Lens, the British battleships-Mipoir-- one hour one night a week, the men were turned over to Lieutenant Gron-inge- r off the coast of Helglum and heavily bombarded the German positions. This Is the first picture received In to be transformed into the semblance of a military organization. (his wintry showing the results of the British bombardment of the Belgian coast. The picture was taken at West-- ! Gronlngnr is a former instructor at the United States School of Musketry, A Powerful i miall vll'nue near Ostende. and believes the prime essential of a soldier in time of war is ability to shoot: and tbe better trained the subject Is in all soldierly qualities, the better able he will he to shoot accurately under trying conditions. Physique NAVY RADIO SERVICE HEAD ODD TURRET OF AUSTRIAN BATTLESHIP At first the training has been confined to manual of arms, marching and otner fundamentals along with sighting and aiming drills, etc. Later tlm Is a valuable s "' men were put through the regular course of gallery and range practice, and then went up for their rifle record, all to be concluded before the work on asset, but f horses commences. Strength of body must be combined with a healthy, Mr. Wilson Ranks High as a Pardoning President active mind, to make for uccess. .1 was shown In a new light when It developed that PRESIDENT WILSON of the department of Justice gave him rank with Lincoln It is well established that and McKinley as a "pardoning presldont." When the complete record of both body and brain are pardons and commutations during his nourished and rebuilt daily is com first term in the White House fieBBE III from food each taking up the piled ofllclals of the department be- BE PARtONEti particular elements required. lieve Wilson will stand at the head of the list in the matter or utilizing our OF THIS thn executive power to grant clem PLACE 6Y ency to federal prisoners. TH'ntEilDIrlT Grape-Nut- s "Taft was a merciful president, but he had a Judicial mind and wiik inclined to sit in judgmont on pardon FOOD applications as If he were on the bench," an official of the department made of wheat and malted of Justice said in discussing pardon barley, supplies all the rich f records. "Wilson Is not Influenced as much by the law as by tbe heart, and nutriment of the grains, in ..i.iKinpl' of new Teijlietoff fx aboard nil Austrian battleship the In this way he Is much like Lincoln and McKinley. eluding the vital mineral hMowiiiij one otner, eacn carrying noiinie turrets, above ine inrco x H "Koosevelt pardoned fewer criminals and reversed more recommenda- elements necessary for build (UN any president in recent years. He tions of the department of Justice than ing stout bodies and nctive believed crime should be punished, and whore Judges and juries bad acted, be brains. ivus loath to Interfere." idifying Decomposed to the geological sur- So Rock. t'nltod States The official record of the pardons during the Wilson administration will Dncumposed r k an vey, may be nearly pure quartz, or Grape-Nut- be solidified not be available until Attorney General Oregory makes his annual report to s food not only by ! pres-tmrr- t nither IvIdk great quartz and feldspar, or quartz, feldspar supplies rich, well-balanc- rr'" , congress. This report, however, will only cover the period up to June 30, by tnjectii or by do-m- n and mica, and it may vary in texture .;.,:..;V:::ii.' or lart nd will not include the greatly Increased number of pardons and com- nourishment, but is delicious Thus mu nn1 formed Into from the fine to the coarse. Some XV. ho'h Capt. H. Buliard. chief of tbe mutations which the president allowed since them. and easy to digest. clays. l nun sbales. and sandstone is so coarse that It will hold Mint on", radio service of the United States ir President Wilson continues his present pace In extending executive depoMitM limestone, six quarts of water to the ruble foot, esfritrfnuH navy and superintendent of 61 wire- clemency, officials declare, be Is certain to go to tbe head ot the list, but at "There's a Reason" jaiif-- i .'iii. ii'iiit: inateilals. and underground deposits of such from their less stations in the l ulled States and any rate it is believed certain that no presidents except Lincoln and McKIn differ la com:' tion exact sandstone form excellent MMtHtone its island possessions, who will rank with him in the number of. cases of executive clemency shown sold by grocer. fg an did th" ' v beh they which may yield a never failing sup- with the civilian engineers In tbt ij i impojed. Sumlstoci aicudlug ply of Wilier recent long distance phone tests.

i THE CL0VI3 NEWS HAVE YOU hh LARGEST ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE A CHILD? ID bUUU" ie imp. $isBV which Ion for children, but because of omc curabla physical derancriMat are dspnvsa SHERRILL'S of this graataat ot all hipninm. Tlx woman whoaa Dimes follow wer restored Successful Crops and Big Yields to normal health by Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vestta-bl- a Compound. Write and aak tbam about it, Help the Railway. Charles H. Sherrill, former Amer- SfWSIsaUP'sparlffl"", ican minister to Argentina, In an ad- took your Com- dress at Buffalo, made the rather "I The remarkable fields that are re- ' pound and have fine, startling assertion that the time if a ported of the wheat crop ot J strong baby. " Mr. Western ripe for the United States to ask Eu- I Canada for 1915 bear out the esti- John Mas-sen- a, ropean countries to relinquish posses- Mitchell, mate an average yield over N. Y. of the colonics in western western provinces upward sion of their the three of ot hemisphere. -- "Lydia E. 25 bushels per acre. There is no Pinkham'a "It is very doubtful if ever again 1 portion ot great west of 24,000 Vegetable Compound a that United will be In a bettet square miles in which crop was the States wonderful medicine for the condition to ask favors of Europe ' not good and the yields abundant An expectant mothers." than it in at present," said Mr. Sher- 1 M. American farmer who was induced to lira. A. Myers, rill, In referring to the Euro- i place under cultivation land he fact that Mo. that pean nations were seeking financial had been holding for five years for assistance in this country nevet mtn Mian " I highly recommend speculative purposes and higher ai Veg- before; and he declared the 'United Lydla E. Pinkham'a prices, says be made the ot A . V that price j owed it to her republics etable Compound before the land out of year's crop States sister this ot to ask Europe "to release to the sov- child-birt- it hai done 10 oats. No doubt, too, who took SEE FINISH OF STEAM others, ereignty of peoples themselves USE THE AUTOMATIC STOKER much for me." Mr. E. the advice of Department the the of the ull colonial territory in thn western m. M. Doerr, R. R. 1, Con- - Interior to cultivate the unoccupied hemisphere." Western Railroad the First to Adopt shohocken, Pa, land, have done as well. RAILROAD MEN PUT THEIR FAITH Mr. Sherrill went oo far as to sug- on Anything Like a Ma f h rvwrr But story of great crop the Device took Lydla E. Pink the the that gest if financial considerations IN ELECTRICITY. Large Scale. "I Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta that 11 ham'a Vegetable Com- were Involved the United States might produced this year is best told in the pound to build op my meet the. cost. Tho speaker did not The Chicago, llurlington & Quiiu language or the railways in the added system make entirely clear whether he would includo Canada In the bargaining railroad has equipped tiOO of its )oei and have the cars that it has been necessary to it Many Advantages Claimed for the baby girl for independence, saying only: "Canada can have her Independence when- In motives with nn automatic stoker tlmt dearest in the place in commission, extra Newer Power. Especially Certain the trains ever she likes it. but continues her connection with the British empire by her consists of a Bnmll conveyor, set m u world." Mr. Mosi required to be run, the increased ton- Sections of the Country Some Blakeley, Coalport, Pa. own volition." Mr. Sherrill spoke mora particularly of freedom for the trough, which runs from the coal ten Mrs rlmi NiMj nage of the grain Arguments Advanced. steamers. CJulanas, British Honduras and such European colonies. der to the of firebox, scoop- Is found railway front tho "I praise the Com It that earnings ing coal from pile and carry continue to Improve. Railroad men ure looking forward tho the nit pound whenever I have It forward. At the firebox tho coal i The C. P. R. earnings to the time when electric engines will a chance. It did so much for the second forced Into another conveyor tbut week October an supplant those of steam equipment. for me before my little of showed Increase GERMANY'S "SPHINX" leeds the fuel Into furnace throus-l- i of 1762,000 over year, Especially la this thn expectation on the girl was born." Mr. last the total three spouts, two of which are near being only $310,000 below gross mountain divisions containing long, E. W. Sanders, Rowles-bur- g, the the front of the furnace, to spmad the earnings of corresponding week They call him "The Sphinx'' In steep grades, and closn to natural wa- W. Va, the coal forward, and one is near the ( ot 1913, when crop Germany that quiet, unassuming man ter power sites. The electric engine the Western wheat ter, to spread the coal over the roai ol I Com with the square jaw and the clear can pull a heavier load becauso of Its took your made a new record for that date. The the grate. Ity means of this pound before baby was In C, blue, penetrating eyes, who next to superior number of driving wheels. meciun increase P. R. earnings for the Ism, it is said, the coal can be dis- born and feel my corresponding Marshal von Hindenburg is the One of the eluctrlc engines weighs I owe week of that year was tributed as evenly as by tho nioxt life to only most popular military leader in Ger- 200 tons and pulls a truln of 2.600 tons it "Mrs.Winnie $351,000, or less than half of the skillful hand filing. The device, of reported year. many today. Like Von Hindenburg, up a 1 per cent grade. A double Tillis, Winter Haven, increase this The course, does not obviate the use ot u WnMlllt Florida. grain movement in the West within Lieut. Gen. August ton Mackensen was header will drag the same load up vfr I fireman, ot much practically unknown even In Germany jjJMM. even a 2 per cent grade. but relieves him the past two weeks has taxed the re- work, transforming him into a helper sources until he penetrated the iron ring of The engineers have calculated that Oh, Well. of the Canadian roads as for oiling, signaling, etc. If um the Russian forces around Iodz early the engine has these advan- the "I see where a man was arrested never before, despite their increased electric becomes general is In January and achieved victories over tages as compared with the steam of the stoker it ft last night for taking notes at a facilities. The C. P. R. is handling 2,000 pet ted to affect the price of coal. Kail per day, superior Russian forces at Lowicz and equipment: cars a new record. The roads have hitherto used lump coul Wloclawek. His recent victories in a highest eff- "You don't mean it!" G. T. R. and the C. N. R. are also mak- It operates with the for engine fuel, the same size as used ing have won for him the Iron Cross iciency In weather, whon "Yes; they wore bank notes, and new shipment records. The other the coldest in In 75 per ol of the first and second class and the households and cent be took them out of another man's day the W. Grant Morden, of the Can- steam locomotives often freeze. stationary steam plants. The auto pocket." elevation to the highest distinction in "regeneration" ada Steamships Company, the largest It returns by a miitlc stoker uses a grade ot coul the German army the title of field In run- freighter ot the Canadian fleet on the largo part of tho power used screenings slu k marshal. known here as or To keep clean and healthy take Dr. Upper Lakes, brought down a cargo of ning up hill during the corresponding If tho railroads, which u.o about Pierce's I'leawint Pellets. 'J'hey regulate 476,315 bushels, a new record for Von Mackensen was born on De- run down hill. bowels and stomach. Adv. per cent of the lump cool mined in liver, Canadian shipping. "go- cember 6, 1H49 being the second son In Records are It requires inspection only once the I'nlted States, turn their rcquiu-mnn- t of a "country gentleman" In Merseburg, Quite Likely. ing by the board" In all directions this every 2,000 miles of travel, whereas con!, ot supply Saxony. His intended to make to line the law "I can't understand it," said the fall, due to Canada's record crop. The father the steam locomotive must be over- may bring about an a lawyer out of htm. He graduated and demand in fair customer In the shoe store. "You largest Canadian wheat movement hauled at tho end of each division. in price of fine coal and a from the gymnasium in Halle and then crease the nay these are No. 4's, and they pinch through the port of Now York ever It uses no coil, requires no water decrease In the price of lump coal attended the University of Berlin. In the fall of 1S69 he entered the Second dreadfully. The pair 1 had before known is reported for the period up and has no ashes to dump. On other hand may be ao regiment ot the Berliner "Leibhusaren," the favorite cavalry regiment of the the there were throws, and they never gave me to October 15th, when since shipments It carries no tender and has no Increase, in the price of coke and gnu " crop kaiser, to serve his one year of compulsory military service. any trouble. of the new began in AuguBt, 1 toller and will run indefinitely at a as a result of the entrance of the rail When war between Germany and broke out In 1870 young Mack-onse- n "Perhaps the threes were marked 4.265.791 bushels have been reloaded Prance uniform rate of speed. roads into tho market for "screen was sent to the front as a private. A few weeks he dis- down," suggested the salesman. for Kngland, France and Italy. This afterward roundhouse tinkering to lugs," which tho gas and coke makoiK tinguished himself in battle and was promoted to a lieutenancy. During the It reduces is over hulf as much as was shipped thn minimum and hnmlles uniform ton have hitherto been able to buy at low famous charge of the Prussian and Saxon cavalry at Mars-la-Tou- Lieuten- of American wheat from the same port nage irrespective of weather. price because thero wns little demand ant von Mac kenscn's bravery was brought to the notice of Emperor William In the same poriod. And, be It remem- away for it. Inasmuch as the fine coal con I, who rewarded him with the Order of the Red Eagle and promoted him to It does with fuel trains and RestThose Worn Nerves bered, Montreal, not New York, Is the stittited only about 3& per cent of ihf a captaincy. Before the war was over he had been made colonel of the regi- clears the tracks for traffic that pays main export gateway for Canadian total coul mined, railroads' de- ment in which he had been a private. dividends. the wheat. New York gets the overflow mand of 25 per cent may Von Mackensen Is a deep thinker. He invariably maps out a phase ot the Tho best steam locomotive has to of the total in competition with Montreal. Ad present valuations. As a campaign, and plans every detail and every move In the quiet of his tent be overhauled after running 100 or 12! revrso vertisement. miles, whereas the immunity of the of the gradual Installation of an electric engine from necessity is a tomntlc stokers by factories a wrltt i Proof Positive. this heavy advantage In operating effl in the Illustrated World states thui "My wife wants to go to the mati WEEKS FOR CHEAP POSTAGE elency. the price of fine coal has Increased in nee this afternoon, but I'm afraid It ten years from 20 to 75 cents a ton. isn't a proper show for her to see." A steam locomotive waiting at a dl 80 per of "What makes you think so?" vision point consumes cent Planning to aid legitimate busi- It uses in Safety First. "Well, If it was she wouldn't want the fuel actual servico ness to throw off the depressing ef- Martin to see It." whereas the electric locomotive when Littleton Don't give up. When you feel all fects of the European war, Senator Idlo consumes no power. The freeing tells thn story of a railway that wuh unstrung; when family cares seem loo John W. Weeks of Massachusetts, an of the track from fuel trains is an ele built through an obscure part of the hard lo bear, and backache, dizzy head- An Improved Quinine, Does not Cause aspiring candidate for the Republican ment of the highest Importance, espe West, where no railway had over hwl aches, and irregular action prcsjdential nomination, proposed queer pains Nervousness in has dally In mountainous country where tho hardihood to venture before. On the kidneys bladder may mystify nor Rincine Head in- of and tho reduction of postage on letters double tracking Is often Impossible. the day the first englno ran over the you, remember that such troubles often The happv combination of latatlvea In LAX-AT- I tended for local delivery from two V K HKO.Mll yl'ININK make be Quinine linn with its train, the engineer, uri come from weak kidneys and it may be cents to one cent. The reduction, that you only need Donn'a Kidney Pills in this form have a fxr than tha pulling out fro:n a small way station, ordinary Quinine, and It can be taken by any. the senator believes, would be espe- Tipperary Wins. well. kidneys Four-year-ol- discovered a country boy wax rid to make you When the one without tilt, IimmiI ki,niMiiil.F lj Kvelyn, whose home that of cially advantageous to all lines ol are weak there's danger dropsy, oall for lbs full name, I.unlive BromoQiitnlne. is in Crawforilsville, hail missed prac ing a horse between the rails a short Briglit's diseaae. Don't local business. travel and de. book for aigualureut h. W. Urots. 'ins. day exercises distance ahead. Start using Dnan's now. For many years tho senator was tlce for the Children's Nevertheless, she was on Sun The engineer sounded his whiHilt chairman of the house committee on there It Surely Is. day to take a part. again and again, but the rider only "I'u. whut 1b affectution?" post olllces and post roads. He is at lashed his horse into a gallop am) present a leading member ot the cor When tho little folk took their "Affectation, my boy, is carrying places on tho big platform Evolyn made nn effort to turn off Into tin responding committee of senate. three extra tires on an automobile the managed to occupy the central post farm lands that flanked the right t doan'sw "Aside business by mile-lon- all Stores that never gets more four blocks from created way. At the end of a chuno, Fneter-Mllbur- 50at than tion. At tho sound of thn organ all Co. Praps. BurTalcNY demands of the Kuropean war and away from a garage." Detroit Kree the childish fcrth In the engine was so close upon the lnl business concerning the manufacture the voices burst Press. song. She listened eugorly in an at oring horse that the cowcatcher nl of some specialties like automobiles," 1 tempt to tune, hut to no most touched its heels. The pesti n said Senator Weeks, United catch the Tea smiles for a nickel. Alwavs buv Red "the avail. Possessed of a singing voice engineer leaned out of bis cab windi w States Is not in a prosperous condi Don't Persecute Cross Hag Ulue: have beautiful, clear and a song spirit, she rcsired to use and yelled: white clothes. Adv. tion. Without business the war this the former. Valiantly she stepped "You Idiot! Why don't you get .1 Bowels country would undoubtedly be in Your forth from the line and In a high key the track?" Cut out cathartic and purgatives. They art Unversatlle Nature. condition of great commercial depression. We should adopt a legislative Over his shoulder the frightened eight-year-ol- began "It's a Long, Long Way to Tip orutaj, narvn. unneceaMrv i ryy Mario, the hopeful of course encouraging business without detriment to the Individual. youth flung a perary." A k race en back desperate retort CARTER'S LITTLE a certain household, was seated at the "Cheaper postage delivery large on local letters would aid small and bus! sued, "Scatter Sunshine," ensemblo "Naw, sir! Kf ever you git me out LIVER PILLS breakfast table one morning. As us- nesses alike. This alone would amply Justify the government in taking on the being outclassed by the swlft-step- - yamlcr that thar ploughed ground Purely mrrtabla. ual, eggs were served. step. And In all other ways the government should be helpful In business you'll me in ently on plng march song sung our little ketch a minute!" tha lirer, i Carters Now, either Mario was not hungry repressive." ly eliminate one, ana jtv ji TTi r i affairs, not coercive and girl. Rehoboth Sunday iiorald. Youth's Companion. si or she had grown tired the Inevita- I sootnetnsarncaie V I 11 I of membrane of tne. ivrn ble bill fare, for very earnestly she bowel. Cars f ilivtrt of Through Many Perils. Csaslipinsa, lifted her eyes to heaven and ex- Railroader's Life Short. For a series of genuine hard-lot.- . Billsesstst, claimed: CZARINA CURED BY THE WAR working life of tho, averuge lo- lick H..S. The Incidents, It would be difficult to sm acas eat as aeew. "I wish to goodness would lay engineer only years IsilfsallM. aiuusas bens comotive is uleven pass those of a young woman SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. something according figures resident besides eggs!" and seven days, to of Dfepwuter. Having gone It Is no secret that the mind of by department to tin Genuine must bear Signature collected the Insurance cistern to pump a pall of water, czarina of Russia has been seri- En- tin A man usually is as far from being the of the llrotherhood of Locomotive platform broke, letting; ously affected for many years past. association, her fall inu- a devil as a woman Is from being an gineers, a tile water, which was more She was subject to a marked form of mem- than ten angel. which carries insurance for its feet deep. When came melancholia, with other mental peculi- $145,000,00,). she to ttir bers amounting to surface he grasped pump arities. Physicians who had examined years engineers' the chain Tor the last ten the The chain broke. She next caught THE NEWEST REMEDY FOR her feared that she was drifting luto fund paid out for accidental insurance hold of the cistern pipe and It gave hopeless Insanity. Incurred as a of service BACKACHJ, RHEUMATISM AND DROPSY deaths result way. The woman's father then caou. And now, miracle of miracles! nearly $5,000,000. to her assistance and lowered ropti. Kidney, Bladder and Urie Acid trou- eaten, and even from some vegetable. Her mental sickness has bi:rj com- recently been calculated a It has that The rope broke and she went under bles bring misery to many. When The poor kidney get and back- pletely cured by the war. That which every 100 men as tired out of who start again. Finally a ladder was obtain) the kidneys are weak or diseased, ache begins. This I a good time to has brought such unspeakable woe firemen only seventeen bocome engi- and the bedraggled maiden climbed ti these natural niters do not cleans take "Anurlc,1 the new discovery of and misery to millions of people hits neers, and that out ot every 100 who blood sufficiently, and poisons safety. Kansas City the the Dr. Pierce for Kidney trouble and Back- brought relief to the once unhappy finally becomo engineers only six be- Time. are carried to all parts of the body. ache. Neglected kidney trouble Is czarina. come passenger engineers. There follow depression, aches and responsible for many deaths, and In- Nervous It IS the serious hard work sk Diseaae. pains, hcavlnoss, drowsiness. Irrita- surance Company examining doctors Doctors divide nervous diseases itiii and rheu- has been doing as a war nurse that bility, headaches, chilliness always test the water of an applicant Swinging Semaphore Displaced. two great groups. The first group run matism. In some people there are sharp before a policy will be Issued. Have has benefited the czarina's mind. The swinging semaphore on the sists of maladies due to some physical pains in the back and loins, distressing you ever set aside a bottle of water Coming Into close contact with pain railroads is being displaced and elec- twenty-fou- r disorder directly affecting the nervoitr bladder disorders and sometimes obsti- for hours? A heavy sedi- and grim reality, with human patience lights indicating semaphore acid sometimes ment tric the system. Neuritis and locomotor atan.i nate dropsy. The uric or settling sometimes Indicate and human weakness has lifted her out are being Into gravel or kidney stones. kidney trouble. you wish to know positions used instead. The are examples of nervous diseases rt forms It of her life of morbid self-con- t entra When the uric acid affects the muscles your condition send a sample of your latter are r:ore plainly visible. t'als sort. tion and exaggerated terrors, bin. and joints It causes lumbago, rheuma- water to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. The second group compri- es made her a normal human belli. dlsii" tism, gout or sciatica. This is the time Iluffalo, N, T and describe symptoms. New Use for Loer motive. in which the nervous yn(e:;. thn' eh Hotel, will examined any ex- The czarina has gone into by n to send Dr. Tierce, Invalids' It be without ui Apparatus which locomotive originully sound, tn i f .'(I'cii-i- : '' functiors N. Y.. 10c for large trial pack- pense to you, and Dr. Pierce or his nursing in a most serious and established a hot u vncuui.-.cleanin- Buffalo. run be utilize! as various reasons. The Miitici p;i i i bo- will Inform you truthfully. pltal of own, as tin- - ( in Tsarsko age of "Annrlc." chemist her known tk.o, Hit plan tins been Invented by a German , - ab- dies of this group am hysitrr. During digestion uric acid is Anurlc Is now for sale by dealer In vUlago where the famous huiiim' r pui; i.. i situated --ailroad man sorbed into the system from meat 50c pck'gs. 'asthenia and iisvcbuxihcnia Married Notice of First Meeting MEAT MARKET Avery pretty and quiet marri- of Creditors ...Our Man About Town... STAR age eeremony was performed by IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Rev. Taylor, of Farwell, at the THE UNITED STATES FOR Clovis Woman's Club will Wanted: Will pay Ave cents Freshness, Purity home of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. THE DISTRICT OF The Cleanliness, meet next Tuesday with Mrs. a piece for gallon syrup buckets Curry, 4 miles south of Texico, NEW MEXICO. with friction tops. 2tJ HOBBY at 6 p. m. December 8th, which Castle. OUR Model Grocery. made Miss Bessie Lera Curry In the matter of) John Holland is in the city Give Us a Call and Mr. Silas E. Ross husband Samuel Keryte) No. 208 from California, visiting rel- A. A. Allen, a prospector from Bankrupt. ) and wife. Miss Lennie Curry atives. Vernon, Texas, is in the city to- H. Curry were day. Mr. Allen is favorably im- and James To the creditors of Samuel J. B. Moses, of Crosby, Texas, - Phone 27 maid and best man. pressed with this country. west Grand Avenue, bride's Keryte of the City of Clovis, and is in the city looking for an in- present were J. F. Curry County Curry, Those the of and the vestment W. H. Hunter, of Fort Sumner and family. A. J. Curry and district aforesaid, a Bankrupt: Miss Maybelle return- is in the city today with a family, Mr. Vincent Haddock, a Notice is hereby given that on Pearson T5nsaBBmmm"m "' Monday coup! 9 of cars of cattle which he 'JP1 nephew of Mrs. Geo. Curry and the 9th day of November, A. D. ed from the California expositions. brought from Nogalea Arizona. Miss Minnie Monday. 1915, said Samuel Keryte was is well and favor- J. J. Harrison, of Wichita, W. B. Buchanan, one of the Mrs. Ross duly adjudicated bankrupt, and 1 ably known in Eastern New the first meeting of his creditors Kansas, was in the city the first big truck growers in the Portales JK!2ttM!& where-eve- Mexico and wins friends r will be held at the office of Pat-to- n of the week. project was in the city Tuesday she (roes. Mr. Ross is a and Bratton, in the City of S. R Cooper, of Jackson visiting his friend J. B. Morris. prosperous ranchman, of Judson Clovis,. Mexico, the 29th look- New on county Oklahoma, is here Mr. Harper, of Oklahoma, has 1 N. M. Mr. and Mrs. Ross will D. 1915 mi day of December, A. at ing for a location. purchased the B. F. Viers half MJSSEfmi jj7v 17, leave the last of this week for in the hour of nine o'clock the Dr. Jenkins, cattle inspector section 11 miles from town. --AUTOMATIC their future home near Judson, which and forenoon, at time for this district, was in the city The deal was made by the Stew- N. M. place said may at- the creditors on official business Tuesday. art land company. tend, prove their claims appoint 1 "PISTOL Kitchen Cabinet a trustee, examine the Iiankrupt H. E. and A. F. Roach were Ivan Holland arrived this week in the city with a load of grain from Oklahoma, to make his Allnm7&ilthe talk In the wirH c:rni..t down thin one hitf ruhltc-fiidin- n fact, and transact such other business 1 e o by the Army and For every dollars worth of namely, trwit aftir aevrre ciininE-v.iv- tei:ti iff l mis ih..i,h today, from the Field neighbor- home on the Holland ranch near ? Don't buy will as may come before said meet- K,iry Ivaiusc of us mirhit inrcrniril. KarkeJ ar.jvsriorit.v! Oct that Groceries purchased we give CU'-- iti ..:u;owa.c i.mttlit qunkeat to get into ation. ing. hood. Clovis. He is the son of Mrs. another but a the :utr inti.i 100 votes on big sanitary Thi.i SlriUiru IVturr I'M'..! the H. Holland. "Colts to the (ic produ. rd i m .1. .) one .if the moil powerful Dated at Roswell. N. M. this Oscar Wilson from Boll County Pattie picture of mullein war ictnri. We lu.vc I. nil u limited lumber, without advertising, Kitchen Cabinet and for every finished In beautiful tunes !v the new o'lul prou-m- si c lOin. x ioin., on heavy white D. 11! 111 . 10th day of November, A. Texas, was here the first of the Masonic protective tuck suitable or framing. Be it on rr"int luc to cover mm poiaje. dollar spent for our graniteware Found: It your 1I1 il"eu nut orU l oll 1. icnd your order to t.iiis 1- -t mailed free. i.tr u. 1915. week looking for land invest- r.n 1 we will give 500 votes. It association badge No. 103866 by iv.lL. rA rirtc r;.i.i David W. Ellitt, ments. J, J. Mills, while excavating in in Bankruptcy. Referee Guy Roberson, of Hagerman. east Clovis. Owner can have For Sale DR. H. R. GIBSON was hpre this week to purchase same by paying for this ad. It R. R. DUNCAN 50 pure bred white rock hens Round Oak Heaters and seven cars of maize, kaffir and DENTIST and pullets, heavy laying strains. Ranges. The best is the cheap- feterita. Ben Moss and Bobby Koontz Osteopath $1.00 each. Address box 32, est, t-- f were in Melrose Monday to at- OlT.ce Opposite P. O. Miss ac- 25-t- Hortense Tate has Treats all diseases both acute Clovis. f. Barry Hardware Co. tend the wedding of Perry Moss Phone 89. cepted a position with and chronic. Soecial attention the and Miss Blue. Btlva The j CLOVIS, NEW MEX. Apples, Ben Davis kind, Southwestern Drug Store dur- given to diseases of women, those groom iithe brother of Ben Moss Plumbing. Repair prompt and 90 per bushel. ing the holidays. at cents cf Clovis and bride is a sister PATIENTS EXAMINED FREE satisfactory. Phone 72. the McFarlins Grocery. H. M. Bainer, agricultural dem- of Mrs. Crawford Turner of this W. A. Gillenwater Office 103 2 North Main Street List your property, land or onstrator for the Santa Fe with city. Judge Herschel Downing, Office Phone 383. lies. 3'JO. LAWYER livestock with W. L. Mansfield, headquarters at Amariilo, was of Melrose, performed the t-- f in the city Wednesday. Clovis, New Mexico. Clovis. New Mexico T SHOP EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH Patronize these merchants and these business men and help to keep prosperity in this country. Some of those whose advertisements appear belew will offer special inducements to holiday shoppers. The News guarantees their relia- bility and asks you to give them a chance. They will duplicate any mail order prices, quality of goods and service considered.

FREE DELIVERY PHONE 7. Watches, Diamonds, Silverware, LODGE DIRECTORY Cut Glass, Hand Painted China, Clovis Lodge A. F. and Central Meat Go. JEWELRY A. M., No. 40. Meats of All Kinds and up-toda- at MONEY SAVING Everything new Meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday night PRICES. You lose if you don't see our stock before Vegetables, Fruits, We buy and "SSS' I '7 XAViWXVV Masonic Hall. buying. Expert repairing and diamond setting. "Wl, at Produce, etc. ship hog. Leepy Building. DENHOF JEWELRY CO. P. A. Lashier, W. M. ' A. J. Whiting, Secretary. Clovis Lodge I. O. O. F. A. L. Gurley Go. ...Visit Our New Store... No. 4 31 Meets every Thursday night at Broom Corn Brokers For Clean. Fresh. Staple Articles in Groceries, we are headquarters. Our facilities for serving you are abso- Masonic Hall. Clovis Phone 392. lutely perfect: If you are not a patron, try us. R. B. Stanton, N. G. Luke Morton', Secretary. WAREHOUSES McFarlin's Grocery Clovis Lodge B. P. O. E. CLOVIS, MELROSE, - PORTALES. - FARWELL. w No. 1244. Meets at Elks Home every 2nd and 4th The Moclel Grocery Wednesday night. A. B. Austin, Prop. C. R. HERRIN John Prichard, E. R. Fritz B. Herod, Secretary. will havs a public sal. at his farm, eight We sell mile north and two mils west of Clovis Groceries and solicit your on Decsmbar loth. Will sand sals bill upon request. fcrls E. Forbes, Auctioneer. Whitetower Lodge patronage. Best Foods, Lowest W. O. W. No. 36. Prices. - - - Call Phone 29. Meets every 2nd a 4th Wednesday night in Woodmen Hall. I have just received from the fa- WALKER'S MARKET mous E. E. Strauss Tailoring Luke Morton, C. C. E. H. Robinson, Clerk. J. R. WALKER, Proprietor MISFITS Company, of Chicago, a big ship- ment of Clovis Council Praetorians Fresh and Cured Meats, Fruits MISFIT SUITS, PANTS. ODD COATS. ODD VESTS AND OVERCOA TS WHICH No. 770. and Vegetables I AM SELLING AT BARGAIN PRl'ES Meets 2nd and 4th Monday nights at Praetorian Hall Fish and Oysters. A nice line of Pickles, Relishes and Next Door to A. S. Fuqua, S. A. J. R- - Elmore. Rec Bottled Goods. Phone 123. Clovis National Bank H. BELL "EVERYTHING IN DRUGS" "satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded" SOUVENIRS, BOOKS, CUT IVORY, KODAKS TALKING MACHINES, INDIAN GOODS. CURIOS. STATIONERY. GLASS. ETC. The Southwestern Drug Company Free Delivery The $00 Store Telephone 58. W. n. DUCKWORTH, Owaer. Wedciiver by Parcel Post, anything ordered from us in our line, when the order amounts to one dollar or more, and cash is sent with the order.

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MaOMMMMMMIT Store From $15.00 up, on monthly payments if you like From $1.00 up BOOKS FOR THE CHILDREN LEATHER GOODS Fiction, Bibles, Testaments, Story Dolls, Doll buggies, books. Games, Pillow Tops, Hand bags, Table Books, ABC Books, Speakers, Sewing Sets, Dishes, Hobby Horses, Mats, banners, Mocasins Picture Books Chairs, Irish Mail, Air Guns, $1.00 Watch, Pianos, Teddy bears, Kew-pie- s, Felt Goods FOR HER Doll beds. Cradles Tgfc" Perfumes, Cut Glass, Toilet Sets, Parisian Ivory, Leather Goods, It Will Pay You FOR HIM box Paper, Pictures, Chafing Razor, Knife, Collar bag, Tie Rack Dishes, Candy, Casserole, Kodak, To visit us before you buy. We Pipe Rack, Pipes, Cigars, books, Hand Painted China, Indian Goods have so many things we can't tell Toilet Sets, Writing Sets, Pocket Books, Manicure Sets you about. books, bill books The Southwestern Drug Gom any IVAN G. BRIDGES, LELAND CHAPA1AN H. DUCKWORTH, Owner RICHARD COSH, HORTENSE TATE W. CL0VIS, NEW MEXICO

I James A. Harrison, from near "September To Literary and Debating son or any other person should Morn." Lyceum made at j Hollene, was in from his place Theater, Tuesday Societies not laugh at mistakes December 14. which they are not Monday making application to meetings in J. W. Hunter, the second hand You, who think that your always prove up on his claim before concerned, but should be dealer, has moved his stock into debating societies speak an encouraging Commissioner Curren. literary and ready to the building recently vacated by , r' ? beneficial should be word. It should be impressed ii.;.,, ' "September Morn," Lyceum are not ;:v-..;,- ! : ., :v;... - the Lone Star Lumber Company. everybody's that, v , awakened to the fact that they upon mind Theater, Tuesday December 14. He is arranging the lumber sheds fundemental whether you speak discouraging-l- y give the very AbDaniels, who formerly con- for a wagon yard and will give or encouragingly, the words principals upon which the boys ducted the Star Market at the farmers free use of the will not be forgotten. Societies and girls will have to perform Grocery, has returned wagon scales. should not boast over their vic- public duties by the time they from Koswell and has again of tory when contesting. If they Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prichett are men and women. Think ;:'-- ; V".: opened will a market. are here from Amarillo, having the progress our country has deserve praising others - 1 C. E. Dennis, manager of the motored down Tuesday evening. made within the last generation praise them. i.i. , ,v , C. Gallagher. Union Mortgage Company weat Mr. Prichett, who was former- and how much more we will ad- Thomas to Santa Fe the first of week ly with the Union Mortgag vance in the next generation. the to attend a meeting of the Board Company, is now employed in I cannot give enough encour- District Court of Penitentiary Commissioners the collecting department agement to a society which with District Judge Grandville A. of which he is a member. the J. I. Case Company. train the youths for their future Richardson came up yesterday advancement. The best time No taxes can be received by The recital of the New Mexico to hold a short session of district for training is in youth. Of the county treasurer until the Conservatory of music, was court. There will be no juries that course boys and girls are more assessment rolls are ready. It postponed last Tuesday night on this session which is for the pur- easily discouraged than a man is not expected books account of the inclemency of the pose of hearing motions, argu- that the or woman, but if thev have a will be in shape before first weather, will be given Tuesday ments and matters which can be the few "I will" com rads they are of the year. night of next week Dec. 14th in disposed of before the Judge. soon ready to try again. We the Presbyterian church. Ad- Court stenographer. Miss Estes. .1. Moriarity. of Elmira, New can not expect to miss the dis- mission Free. days ago to York, was in the city several couragements for they are stive came up several visit her sister. days the first of the week look Four candidates were enitiated to come and the best way to ing after his property. He owns into the Elkdom them is to pass them up as mysteries uf treat the vacant lots on the corner Wednesday nothing, for the more you think He Gave Up right, after wkich west of the Owen building. refreshments served. of them the larger they become were A man named Land was About fifty Those who have had no ex- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Curley left members of the bri'.i.rh here by the deputy Congress order perience in literary and debating President Wilson, who delivered his message to Sunday for Canada, where they witnessed the ceremonies. Unitid Stites Marshall Hudspeth serious- The candidates said be work should not start out think- Wednesday. The congressionnl air was ch irged with the will reside in the future. Mr are to this morning fer delivery to got will exeeil the ir neigh- ness of the business of legislating a nation at peaee, in a world Gurley sold his interest in the satisfied that they all that ing they SheriU" Moyu to servo a, term of debaters and aflame with war and surrounded willi almost endless possibilities. tailor shop to Mr. Smith, who is wa9 coming. bors' exrcrieiiced about four months for embezz'e-men- t elecutionists in a few weeks or now sole proprietor. committed in Eddy county Uoscoe Stewart has accepted a months for if they do thy may Praetorian Contest four or live years ago. Land position with the Ilunton Drug The News man,- in company be sadlly disappointed and cause regular meeting escaped after commiting the Praetorian's .Store, which will be open and with DellHouk and Tom Reagan E. of their society. Speci:! Arthur Curren the destruction crime, but became conscious tionday night 13th. in a few made a trip to the breaks Sun- greatness do ready for business Those tint achieve stricken and returned for his prize contest and Lad its will day. The wheat on most of the very beginning days. LAND LAWYER not do so on the punishment, lie plead guilty serve refreshment. Ail Prae- farms in the northern part of instead they go forward step urged and Hilly Johnson, the red haired, but before the federal judge at Al- torians tobeprestnt county is in fine shape and many If vou expect diUiculty has by stop until their climax buquerque and was given the bring your (iuards. bald headed, socialist barber, is places are getting well improved. comes shop, in making proof, let me been reached, then their sentence. did not want to A. S. Fuqua. S. A. buck at the Go vie Barber lie J. D. Spears and Chas M. help you. Contest work just reward. Never feel as if al- B. M. Uiizendine, Kec. after an absence of about a year return to Carlsbad and was Sttser, of Portales, were in Clo-vi- s there is no room for your com-rad- s in Kansas. a specialty. Twj years lowed to serve his term in the Friday bought the are striving to succeed; all and Register of U. S. Land Curry county jail. Several lights, one cutting Griffeth Harness and Repair the seats of success shall never L. C. Sheriff and Chess Crain ?crfpe and one near cutting Shop. They and their families Office. Eight years ex- be occupied. went to Amarillo Tuesday in the scrape were reported in police will move here in a few days perience as U. S. Com- Selfishness should never enter The Ladies Aid Society of the Michigan Car, which Mr. Sheriff court this week. and open the shop, where they into your society. Attend the Christian Church will hold their purchased from the Union Mort- missioner. will do all kinds of repairing of meetings of other societies for Bazaar and Dinner on December gage Company recently. They "September Morn" seat sale harness, saddles etc. Shoe re- CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO there is always something new 16th. Everybody invited. Place made an average of 28 miles an opens Saturday Southwestern pairing may be added later, to learn. An experienced per will be announced later. hour on the trip, Drug Store.

L or combination. It is not the Notice For Publication. The Clovis News "awficial awgin" of some that Non coal land. inhabit the court house Department of the Interior, V. S. Land Office at stated at FortSumnei. N. M., November Sib, .916.

intervals, but it is the official Noliee is hereby given that Jacab P. Ruichart, i The News Prin tine Company BMW"" nwnmsiiiii mm i newspaper of the people of of Clovis. N. M., who. on Nov. nth. IM'i, made Publishers. Original Homestead Entry. No. OT.'M. fr M MANY Curry County and is always 1.4. Bee. 14. T 4. N. Km E. N. P. M. and J H. Curren. Political Editor. awake to their interests. It will October 12th. 11112. made additional Homestead Entry No. OK44 for N W -4 Section 14 support the present county or- Township 4 N. Ksnge S4 E. N . M. P. has lied Entered at the post office at ganization because they are op notice of intention to mike Final Five-yea- r M. as second class Proof, to est ibllsh claim to the land above de Clovis, N. posed to rottenness in politics scribed, before W. J. Cu rren. U. S. Commission matter under the act of March and have demanded a square er In hlsOfflce at Clovis, N. M.. on the find day of December. 1915. 81879. deal. Claimant names as witnesses: Ed F. Chandler. Claud N. M.: Robert H. Bne II- - TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Ings, of Clovis. N. M.; Elmer A. Gurley. of Clo Cools! A wisely conducted newspaper joIMay vis. N. M. and Charles Brady, of Claud. N. M. One Year 11.00 is like a meal says an exchange. Nov. 11. Dec 17. A. J. Evans. Register. dx Months 60c Everything is served up with a view to variety. Help yourself Notice of Contest. ADVERTISING RATES to what you want and do not condemn the entire spread be- Department of the Interior United Stales Land Display ads 15 cts. per inch. Office. Fort Sumner, New Mexico, Nov. 22. 191S. Special rates on advertising cause pickles and onions may be To Fred B. Lancaster, record Address. Clovis, included. If you do not relish N. U. Contestee: Goods contracts. You are hereby noli nod that B. O. Glaser, Many of Our Holiday Local readers 1st insertion 8 them somebody else may find who gives Clovis, New Mexico, as his poet-offi- them palatable. Be generous address, did on October, 19th. 1916, file in cts. per line. thla office his duly coroteistid application Each subsequent insertion 5 and broad enough to select to contest and secure the cancellation of your gracefully such reading matter Homestead, Entry No. Serial No. 0973". cts. per line. made July, 19th. 1911. for 8 E. Section 2". ARE NOW ON DISPLAY from newspapers as will be Township 4 N.. Range 35 E.. N. M. P. Meridian, agreeable to your mental taste. and as grounds for his contest he allegsa that Democratic in Politics said entym on abandoned raid land for a period You. as an individual, are not over of one year last past and preceding the compelled t o swallow every- date of this Contes'. that he has failed to com Eighteen months of war and ply with the Act of June the nth. 1912, and has thing. We do not all think alike failed to cultivate one sixteenth and one eighth, You can pick a present for wife, mother, sister of for not a K ing killed. Those crown- on every subject and it is a good of the total aroa as retiuired by siiid act. ed heads are lucky. Ynu are. therefore, further notific.l thut the thing, as it makes more variety, said allegations will be taken by this nflee as your best girl. Buy something useful this year. We and variety is the spice of having been confessed by you, and your aaid News is a day late this entry will be canceled thereunder without your in- The existence. have a splendid line of nice Holiday Foods, which week on account of rush in further right to be heard therein, cither before the this office or on appcul, if you fall to Ale in thin holiday printing and an extra office within twenty days nfter the FOURTH ar- President Wilson stole a march cludes fancy sets, work baskets, dolls and other demand for advertising space. publication of this notice, as shown below, your on the Republicans when he answer, under outh. aperiflcally meeting and responding to these allegations of contest, or if ticles prepared- too numerous to mention. General Villa is like the flea. came out in favor of you fail within that time to lile in thia olhredue ness. If the President had not proof that you have served n copy of your ans- They have him and then they wer on the In by been in preparedness contestant either person or haven't. He refuses to stay favor of registered mull. If this service la made by the dolivury of a copy of your answer con- dead notwithstanding frequent the Republicans would. As it is to tho it leaves them less grounds to testant in person, proof of such service must be reports of his glorious end, either the said lonttstant's written acknnwl-edKnie- attack his policy and conse- of his receipt of the opy, showing the New Dresses quently less campaign thunder. datu of itt roceiut, or the nflVtnvil of the person If a few dozen of those Counts by whom the delivery was made mating when Our new dresses which we mentioned last week have arrived and are ready for or No Counts succeed in getting Bryan's peace at any price policy ami where the copv was delivered; if msde by registered mail, proof of such service must cod-sl- would re- your inspection. They include afternoon and evening dresses and those for killed in the war, the American just have suited the of the utliilavit of the person by whom the heiresses will not have such a publicans if all the democrats copy was mailed stating when and the post office the six o'clock dinner and the ball room. We have waists of every description to which it waa mailed, affidavit los- and this must large assortment from which to had adopted it, but Bryan is be accompanied by the postmaster's receipt for in a big shipment which has just arrived. Other novelties for ladies' attire, pick a husband. ing ground and his politics are the letter. VISIT OUR STOSE seriously You should state In your answer tho name of not now as considered the post office to which you desire future notices Each day brings a.r, influx of as they were at one time. The to be sent to you. Bryan opposes Wilson, A. J. Evans. Register. homeseekers to this section of more the Date of first publication December 3, I91R the country. As there is no stronger it will make the latter's " " second December 10, 1915 " " " open free land to homestead chances for reelection. The third December 17. 1916 " " fourth " December 24, 1916 here, many who are unable to Commoner cannot take the Osborne & Wright buy, proceed to points further strength from the democratic west. party that Roosevelt did from In The District Court of Curry the Republican party last elec- County New Mexico not Germans Whether or the tion but there is no question that A. W. Canfll Plaintiff. I . are right in this war, we must he is seeking to disrupt it. The vs. I No. 901. Notice for Publication. Market Report P. W. Boone and Lon Reagan Deft. I Notice for Publication. Non admire their unity and the present European war taught us Coal Und. NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF SUIT Department of the Interior. U 8 land office af Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office Hens, per pound. lOcts thought that they are fighting the lesson of preparedness in 191S. THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO TO LON Ft Sumner. N. M.. Nov. 17th. at Fort Sumner. N. M.. December 3rd, 1915. Turkeys (slow sale) lOcts for their very existance. No ample time to avoid disaster. REAGAN. GREETING: Notlea Is hereby el von that WMIium A. Ken Notice Is hereby given that Richard L. Bain, nf 14th. IHM) ma.ie M Eggs, per doz. 30cts people could do such battling You will take notice thst suit has been filed nedy. Clovis. N. M. who on April Clovis, N. whe. on Febtirury lath. 1909 Original Homestead Entry No IWI92. UK 4 Sec. made Homestead Entry. No. nr.a.'.9 fur NW against you in the District Court of the fifth Butter, per pound . April. 2nd, fat 24cts unless they thought that their judic'al district of the auto of Now Mexico, in 17. T.4N.R 85 E. N. M. P.M. and on Section 34. Township 4 N.. Range Jfi E.. N. M. P. Notice Sale Additional Homestead tntry. No. Meridian, has filed nutice intention to make cause was just. of and for (the County of Curry, wherein A. W. low of NE Hoe. 80. TownHhlp 1 N. Range Final Five Yeir Proof, to establish claim to the List your property, land or Whereas the District oourt of Curry County, Canfll Is Plaintiff and P. W. Boone and Lon nlllllfi, for M. P.M. has filed notice of IntonUon to land aliove described, before W. J. Curren. II. 8. New Mexico. n 2nth of Ruagan are defendant, said cause being num- 35 E. N. livestock VV. L. Mansfield, the day September l'.d5 Orlgional with bered 901 upon civil of euid make final live year proof on und three Commissioner, in his olbee at Clovis, N. M., on The scattered band9 of Villa rendered judgment ajrainat Ur. A L. Dillun. the docket court. t-- Additional, to establish claim to the 12th day of January. 19IH. f David Wire, liertie Wire. Lewis Wire. C'hriss The general objects of said action are as fol- year proof on troops in the states of Sonora described before W. .1. Curren. Claimant names as witnesses: Wire Anil Henry Wire, a Minor and whereas it Is lows: The Plaintiff seeks to foreclose a mortgage the land shove Commissioner In his olfice at Welter M. Msrnell. Arthur J. R.id, Joel W. and Chihuahua will continue a provided In sold judgment that the estate of executed and delivered by tbe defendant, P. W. United States Mexico on the day of December Davenport and William E. Lone:, all nf Clovis, PROFESSIONAL Louis Wire deceased. Is indebted to J. w. Boone, to the Plaintiff on the loth day of De- Clovis, New 2th gurilla warefare for sometime to Uruner New Mexico. In the turn of $r2f.10 and also in the sum of $H7.(f cern bar 1914 for the su-- of 1.11.01 with interest 1915. A. J. EVANS. Register. come and will doubtless destroy as Attorney's fees being a total Judgment In thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from Claimant names as witnesses: M. Rose. Elmer A. Ciurley. Leslie F D. 10. J. 8. favor of the said J. W. Hruner against the estate the loth day of Dec, 1914, and CK.00 additional Francis D. D. Swearingin and loot more American property Simpson. L. Moore, all of Clovis. N. M, of Louis Wire, deceased. In the sum of 712,10 upon said amount for attorney's fees as provided Albert m. of the firm of Drs. Presley ft Rwearingtn than was done during the entire and also for coat in the suit mentioned below for in said not and mortgage herein sued upon, N. A. J . Evans. Register. Notice for Publication of Hoswell preceeding period of the war. and that said judgment for 2fi,lu bear Interest together with all cost of suit: that plaintiff's lien at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from Sep- and mortgage be declared first and prior lien Non eoal land will be in Clovis on 15th, 16th, paramount to any right tember 2th 1116 until paid, and the judgment for and superior and title or Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land office SM7.00 of any of tho said defendents, the said 17th of each month treating The News would advise the as Attorney's fees bear 6 per cent Interest Interest at Tucuaicari, N. M.. December 2nd, 1115, 19111 Lon Reagsn claiming some per annum from September 8Htb until paid, defendent, Interest Notice for Publication. Nolle, la hereby given that Ceorgo B. Coffin, diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose Curry County to make property by subsequent deed purchase, farmer in a foreclosures suit against the said Dr. A. L. in the of Non coal land for the heirs of Edna M. Coffin, deceased, of subsequent to the execution and delivery of said office) and Throat and Fitting Glasses proof on his land a9 soon as Dillon. David Wire, flertle Wire. Lewis Wire. Department of the Interior. OB hnd at Grady N.M., who on Nov. 8 1912. made Home, Chriss Wire, Henry Wire, a Defendant!, mortgage In which the said defendent Lon 1911. Minor. rert Sumner. N. M.. Nov. Ith. stead Entry. No. 015U36. for NE1-- sectloa 10, residence will allow, if he has a W. being Reagan, assumed the amount and all liability set by J. Urucer. Plaintiff eause number Notice la hereby (Wen that Annie Raulle. Township 6 North. Range 36 East, N M P Mer- 824 In forth In said mortgage, aaid mortgage being price and expects to sell. It is in said Court and the Court said Judgment Widow of William Rauli.. deceased, of Texleo, idian, baa filed notice of Intention to make . ordered property upon and conveying to said plaintiff, for the M. Chapman difficult and decree ard decreed that the New. Moxleo, who on December. S2nd 10I. made three yemr Proof, to establish claim to the a matter to dispose of a said Louis Wire, security of said sums, the following described 2 of deceased, mentioned below n.i-Ln- ..! Ilmmail Entry Ho. 01311 for W land above described, before 0. A. Scheurlck real estate, NW section 12. T. N., R. relinquishment these days. The and now belonging to his heirs David SW see. I and E HB Section 4 and on U. 8. Commissioner In his sale, at Clovis, N. M, DENTIST Christ) 32 E. N. M. P. M.. containing 160 acres of land News appli- Wire. Bertie Wire. Lewis Wire, Wire and July Wth. I90J, mad. additional Homestead on Mm Hth day af January. 1116 will make out your Wire, Minor, above, according to the government survey thereof, 6 and Henry a mentioned be sold r. H. IUI7 for E 1.2 8 W 4 and Lots Clesnaot names aa witnesses: Over First National Bank. according to law to satisfy said judgment and located in Curry County. New Mxk: and to 17 East. cation free of charge. , section J, township I north, rang. J. Daniel Roberta. Fred Cook. Riley Stout and 95. said premises sold and the proceed of each Phone E, H. Kobinson was by the Court appointed have N. M. P. M. has filed notice of Intention to mass Peter Pelletler. all of Grady. N. M, sale applied to the satisfaction of plaintiff's said Special Master to advertise and sell said property An.i nnof u establish claim to the D 8 R. P. Denehoo. Register. Clovis, New Mexico. judgement and demaida, and If proceeds fie..e "Be sure you are right and according to law. the land above described before William J. Curren . deriving from the sale of said land la insufficient go Now, Therefore. NOTICE is hereby given that U. S. Commissioner, at his office in Clovta, n. .. then a head," is an adage as 1. to satisfy Plaintiff's demands, that he have the undersigned Special Master, will on Wed- sail on the 18th day of December, HI. deficiency judgement against Bert Curless, painting, paper old as the hills. There can be nesday the 6th day of January 1916 at the hoar a said defendanta Claimant namea aa witnesses: DR. A. L. DILLON of o'clock in th door of to satisfy all his said demands and for cost of kalsomining. Phone 254. no question will ten forenoon at the front George W. Paul. Robert C. Vlnyard, Albert ng, that you be the Curry County Court House Curry suit and far relief. N. M. Physician InChvie. Doollttle. James W. Bloekson. all of Tesleo. 4-- t & Surgeon publle You are further notified that unless you enter right if you invest in Curry County, New Mexico, sell at aoctlon to A. 1. Evans. Register. Special the highest bkldtr. for cash the following de- your appearance in said cause on or before the attention to diseases of County soil present low N1I-D1-7 at the scribed property t: Lot number 10 of Block 2Hth day of January 1916. judgement by default the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat prices or in Clovis realty. The number 16. of the West Clovis Addition to the will be rendered against you In aaid cause, and and Fitting Glasses. town of Clovis. New Mexico, to satisfy said Judg. the plaintiff will apply to theCiurt for reliif de- country is developing Over Mears Pharmacy fast and ment and all costs aad Attorney's fee. manded In the complaint. I IcoRREaroN-- j TAGS ard ) Office Phone I6L Residence phone the town has resources sufficient Witness my hand thla 2nd day of December You are further notified that Com p ton and Notice For Publication 1 1915. Dee. Compton are attorneys for t e plaintiff and their to guarantee stability Non-co- land. its and E. ROBINSON. Special Master. business address is Portales. New Mexico. Clovis, New Mex H. Office future permanency. Witness my hsnd and seal of said court, this Department of the Interior. U. S. Land N. M. November. 17. 1915. the :9th day of November. 1915. at Ft Sumner. Priea 0 77'? W. C. Zerwer, Clerk Notice la hereby given that William H. Rutter, FOR 2 1909. msde Dr. J. R. Haney When you want a good job of SEAL Dec. of Clovis. N. M., who. on December homestead entry serial no. 07449 for south- printing done just take your section 7 township 8 north, range fiJitSj west quarter, 1 t copy to a printer and tell him to 36 E, New Mexico P meridian has filed final five year I Physician it Surgeon Mandamus Pioceedings of Intention to make 4 1 do you a good will. de- tivw. li. job, and ha Picture Framing proof to establish claim to the hind above 9 Quite a number Pot (ales Commls-ikfii- er If you think you know more of scribed before W. J. Curren, U.S. ' citizens are in town today to at- at his office In Clovis, N. M. on Office Opposite Postoflice K about the business than he does tho th day of December 1916. and select your paper and in- AND tend the mandamus proceedings Claimant namos as wltneaaes: Andrew S. Moore. Edward E. Hickman. Clay Royal struct him what type to use and against C has Harris, one of the The Dr.J.B.Westcrfield Garrison and Edgar P. Cannedy. all of Clovla. several all Roosevelt County Commissioners does the work of the little details you will get N. M. one it writes, Physician Surgeon Repairing A. Register. typewritersin and a botch job. A printer working Furniture which is being heard before J. Evans. ee. bills! Nov. 24 types cards and All Office in Jackson Bldg. under instructions from ane who Judge Richardson. A special this without a dollar for See A. M. Brown, 214 S. Main Opposite Postoflice knows nothing about the busi- levy has been assessed against "special" attachments. The street, under the Gadson hotel. machine does it all. Office Phone 231 269 ness, no matter he is an ex- some Portales property abutting one Residence if Will pay cash for second hand ERLE E. FORBES Writ Dirtct Commis- - pert, cannot get out a neat job. goods. on the sewerage and tor oar new- Brochure, "BET sioner Harrishas refused to al- AUCTIONEER TER SERVICE," and a beau-tif- ul DR. Nothing large er too small to Mil Color - Photograph of L M. BIGGS low on tax to. th. The News is the only Clovis Seats for "September Morn," it to be entered the at auction. Have your goods ready Veto Royal Maater-Mod- 10. newspaper that does not wear at the Southwestern, Better rolls. The mandamus proceed- for Saturday's Bala. ROTAl TYPicWElllR CO. Inc. Veterinary Surgeon Mc D. NOBLE. FARWKI.LL. TEX ings followed. . CLOVIS, NEW MEX. the collar of some ring, clique get yours early. Phone 16. Clovis, N. M. Another Bank for Clovis OUR PUBLIC FORUM if Charttr Granted Tho News may be a little pre- ' VII.-H-oru Elihu Root, jj mature in announcing that an SOME SPECIAL PRICES On Woman's Sphere effort is being made to establish Tbe question of Woman Suffrage la an Issue before a state bank in Clovis. but as ... FOR- - the American people. Twelve states bare adopted It, 'the matter is almost common four moro states vote upon It this fall and It Is strongly knowledge to the business men urged that it become a platform demand of tbe national of Clovis, we take it that we are political parties. It Is therefore tbe privilege and the The Next Fifteen Days violating no print- duty of every voter to study carcfulry this subject "Hon. confidence in Elihu Root, in dlscuBstnj this question before the Const!' ing the facts. tutional Convention of New York, recently said in part: If a charter is granted, which I "I am opposed to the granting of suffrage to women, the incorporators think it will, We are offering some exceedingly good prices on because I beiieve that It would be a loss to women, to all the bank will be known as the women and to every woman; and because I believe it Citizens Bank and will be in- it t ft. would be an Injury to the State, and to every man and Groceries. The economical housewife cannot afford very woman In the State. It would be useless to argue this If the right of corporated for $25,000 00 for suffrage were a natural right, ir it were a natural right, then women should which most of stock has al- have It though the heavens fall. But If there be any one thing settled In the the to overlook this opportunity to supply her pantry. long discussion of this subject. It is that suffrage is not a natural right, but is ready been subscribed. An ap- simply a means of government, and the sole question to be discussed Is plication will be made today to whether government by the suffrage of men and women will be better gov Our stock is complete and we handle the best ernment tnan oy tne sunrago or men alone. the state for a charter, although Into my Judgment, sir, there enters no element of the Inferiority of it is known that strong oppo- woman, it is not woman la Inferior to man, but Is woman Is Choice dried peaches in 10 lb boxes for 85c Del Monte peaches, No. 1-- 2 that it that sition to its establishment has caas different froto man; that In the distribution of powers, of capacities, of Choice dried Apricots 10 lb boxes for $1.25 per dozen $2.25 qualities, our Maker has created man adapted to tho performance of certain developed among those who functions In the economy of nature aud soclnty, and woman adapted to the Choice dried prunes 10 lb boxes for $1.00 Del Monte pine apple No. 2 2 cans performance or otner functions. think that two banks in Clovis per dozen 2.00 Choice dried raisens 10 lb boxes for. ., 1,00 Woman rules today by the sweet and noble Influences of her character. will satisfy our present needs Del Monte pure fruit preserves No. 5 Put woman Into tho arena of conflict and she abandons these great weiipone C.F.C.A. Blackberries per gallon . 40c and that a bank will only tins i 75c which control the world, and she takes into her hands, fueliln anil nervelesB third " Loganberries per gallon 45c at for strife, weapons with which she la unfamiliar and which she is unable to serve to weaken these now Pickles in 2 gallon kegs for .$1.25 Woman " Peacher per gal 35c wield. in strife becomes hard, harsh, unlovable, repiilnlve; us far established on a firm foundation. American Lady flour per hundred $3.10 removed rroni tnut gentle creature to whom we all owe allegiance and to " Grapes per gal, 35s whom we confess submission, as tho heaven is removed from the earth. While we have not made suffic- Swifts premium bacon by strip per lb ... 31c " Plums per gal, 40a The whole srlcnco of povemnient Is tho science of protecting life and ient investigation to ascertain Swifts premium hams per lb l!)c liberty and the purmiit of happiness. In the divine distribution of powers, " Apricots per gal. 40c duty the whether or not this is true. jewel compound lurge pail $1.15 the and right ot protection rents with the mulo. It is so through- It Anchor brand pears per gal. 50c Swifts out nature. It Is so with men. and I. for one, will nover consent to part is a fact that the incorporators Cottoline large size $1.35 with the divine right of protecting my wife, my daughter, the women Empsons champion peas No, 2 cans for 10c whom I love, I of the new are among 1-- Sujjar pounds for $1.00 and the women whom respect, exercising the birthright of institution Yuba No. 2 2 cans 10c fifteen man, place high brand tomatos far and that duty In the weak and nerveless hands of those our most substantial and success Pallas brand pork & beans No 20 pounds of cracked rice 1.00 designed by (Jod to be protected rather than to engago in the stern warfare of government. In my judgment, this whole movement arises from a false ful business men. One of the per dozen .. $1 00 5 pounds assorted nuts for .1.00 conception of the duty and of tho right of both men anil women. prime movers of the plan is S. A. The time will never como when tho Hue of demarcation between the functions of the two sexes Kill bo broken down. I believe It to bo false phi- Jones, who was until a few losophy; I believe that. It Is uti attempt to turn backward upon the lino of days ago, president of the First social development, and that If the slop ever be taken, we go renturles back- Empsons can- ward on the march towards a higher, a nobler and a purer civilization, which National Bank and in active We have a complete line of must be found not In the ronftiHloii, but In tho higher differentiation of the charge institution. sexes." of that Among others of our leading vegetables that beyond doubt the citizens Mr. Jones has associated ned are with him in this enterprise are W. I. Luikurt, J. A. Latta, Geo best the market affords. Remember we We Give the News While It is News Singleton, J. A. McFarlan, Cash Rumey, Prof. E. H. Robinson, are headquarters for all kinds fresh and E. Lindley, A. A. Clark and many otners ot our most lntiu ential business men. If a char Packed Fruits ter is granted, the News will give the names of the incopor ators and other details next weak. Have your old sewing machine The Grocery repaired and equal Model Six Hundred made to new. Expert repairing. A. B. AUSTIN, Proprietor, Phone 29 Geo. T. Wilson, Hereford and Rear Clovis National Bank. Durham Heifers For Sale BEGINNING DEC. 1515 I Will Make the following CASH ONLY we have 450 High Grade white Prices for Watch this Space for Ad Taced and 150 Polled Durham Hei- of PARRISH CANDY 8 lbs good bulk coffee - - $1.00 fers for sale, for cash or on credit. KITCHEN, the Firm That Grows 1 pkg Arbuckles coffee - - 20 The price is just the same, when 1 large pail of Cottoline - 1.30 we sell on credit we want good notes 7 bars Crystal white soap - - 25 cent interest. All 1 16-o- z. can Calumet Bk. Pwds. 20 bearing 10 I per i same baking powders 1.00 the above heifers are with calf by 6 cans of No. 3 cans of Victory tomatoes 10 faced bulls. registered white 1 large package National oats 20 fix yoar clock for $1.00. I can 1 syrup for - 55 we also have 35 registered white Geo. T. Wilson, Expert Repairer. gallon" of Velva Rear Clovis National Bank. 1 gal. California club peaches 35 Dur- t-- faced bull calves and several Phone 41 f. 1 gal. " Apricots - 40 bulls for sale. If you want Mexican Dead ham 1 - 45 A Mexican named Aurelio De- - gal Logan berries for anything in the cow line, see us. we Campo, who had been in the em No. 3 cans Cal. club peaches - 15 ploy of the Santa Fe here for - also have some good Jersey cows on several months, was found dead No. 3 can cherries 25c seller 15 in the mexican employe's settle 25c sel. for - 15 hand at all times. ment near the tracks Saturday Sliced Pineapple night by the officers, who forced All Mr. p.vfracts 2 for - - 15 A Aft w w w- - V an entrance into hia house after failing to receive a responce to 60 Pairs of shoes go at a bargain their knocking. Other Mexicans aid that the deceased had beea drinking heavily for several days Long DUNN and and itia supposed that this is These Prices are Good as as the the cause of his death. The body was removed to the Magic Goods Last. Come in and Get Prices on HARRISON City undertaking parlors where it was prepared for burial. . Articles not Mentioned Above. Farwell, - Texas Sewing machines for sale, rent or repair. t--f SIMPSOR "ffiJSL Geo. T. Wilson,, WH Clovis National Bank bldg. (

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For Men For Women For Boys For Girls Diamond Rings Diamonds of all Kinds For The Rings Diamonds Diamond Studs La Vallieres Watches, all makes Rings Howard Watches Bracelet Watches Chains La Vallierres Hamilton and all other Libby's Cut Glass Scarf Pins Bracelet Watches Standard Makes Peckard China HOME Cuff Buttons Mesh Bags Ruby Rings Parker Fountain Pens Gold Kaives and Chains Sewing Sets Emblem Rings Mesh Bags Military Brushes Lockets and Chains Chains of all Kinds Silver and Gold Thimbles Community Silver Clothes Brushes Ivory Sets, engraving free Traveling Sets French Ivory Sets Carving Sets Shaving Sets Vanity Cases Fountain Pens Chocolate Sets Edison Phonograph Tie Clasps Brooch Pins Cigarette Cases Traveling Sets Libby Cut Class Match Safes Bracelets Gold Knives Sewing Sets Pickard China Victrolas Card Cases Edison Phonographs Victrolas Victrolas Fobs Edison Phonograph We cannot begin to mention all of the different articles we have for the Christinas trade. The variety is endless and will be pleasing to any or every member of the family. We mention only a few of the leading-sellers- , but there are hundreds of others just as important and desirable. Prices are very close. It is easy to buy at home when the stock is there to select from. We have the stock and it is high grade, up to date, and worth every penny of the price. E. T. JERNIGAN & COMPANY Jewelers and Santa Fe Watch Inspectors

"It certainly pays to adver- BBBJ tise in the News," said Rev. J. ...Our Man About Town... II. Shepard the other day. "I am connected with Dunn and Harrison, of Texico Farwell," M. Ii. White wa9 in from his Bill Adams, one of thtj pioneers h.2 continued, "and the ad that farm Tuesday. of Curry County, was in from they have in your paper was the ranch after supplies Tues- "September Morn" Lyceum answered by people from Cal- P IFF day. Theater, Tuesday Dec. 11. ifornia to the eaatern states. I c "September Morn" seat dale I J. in from his could hardly believe that people N. Parrett was onens Saturday Southwestern outside of the county were in- .'arm Tuesday. Drug Store. terested in our stock,' but they Joel Davenport was in from The Model Grocery has install- are and what is more, one man f vis claim Tuesday. MONDAY, DECEMBER ed a new Ford delivery car. It came all the way from Cali- 20th, 1915 "Septimber Morn" biggest is built especially for delivery fornia to see them. show ercr in Clovis. purposes. Seats for "September Morn" Chester ('rain has accepted a Having leased my farm having Sid J. Boykin, President of at the Southwestern. Better and no place to move ;o8ition with McFarlin's Gro-rer- y. the First National Bank, is in get yours early. my stock, I will sell to the highest bidder at public Santa Fe on court business Officials of the Clovis National Robert S. Brawley was in this week. auction Dec, 20th, 1915, on my farm 5 miles East & Bank advise the News that they 1-- town from his farm near Have- 2 miles Dr. E. Chapman returned to- have not yet decided to build a 5 North of Clovis, N. M., and 6 milest N. ner, Tuesday. day from Arkansas, where he building on their corner lots op- and 4 miles west of Texico, N. M., the following de- Fred Buihnell was in from the has been visiting relatives for posite the Southwestern Drug scribed personal to-w- it: ranch Thursday to have his car several weeks. Store. They are however, con- property repaired. Geo Johnson was in from his sidering the matter and may de- The News man is indebted to farm Friday, for the first time cide to build sometime in the 44 CATTLE : 3 HOGS : 12 HORSES J. Frank Neal for a supply of in several weeks on account of near future. & MULES fresh meat. sickness. Event of the season "Septem- 12 milch cows 1 epan Gray Marfs. 7 and K years o!d "September Morn." Fifty Morgan. ber Morn." Mrs. Stale Grand 32 head white face range cows 1 span coming a year old Mules jeople. Thirty in chorous, Matron Eastern is in of the Star Uncle Pete MclJaniel, one of 2 Duroc Jersey Gilts 2 Mule colts city. Mrs. Morgan 100 1 W. C. Parish is buildinsr two the resided the pioneer residents of the chickens Horse colt for several years. 1 wagon 1 houses on North Lane Street, here county, is advertising an auction and rack Roan Mure nnd colt 1 which he will offer for rent. VV. F. Treat, O. C. Wire and sale date of his stock, household saddle 1 Saddle. Poi.y set. fiirm harness I i. A. .Smith, the real estate J. A. Rape all, of Merkle, Texas, goods and implements at his 0 Black hors 1 corn bind-- I dealer, was in Fort Sumner on were in the city looking for a lo- farm near Blucktnwcr, on the Sorrel horse 1 lister, P & O m:.ke 1 ;;iid (.tike business Mi.nday. cation last wetk.f 2lst of Decern onr. He contem- Rorm horse plates leaving for his old home I Cultivator 1 lMyiva! (Venni .v Miss Johnson, one of the Get those seats reserved now inrator in Texas, .soon after the sale. 1 Harrow nnd Knife sled 1 Incubator 'eachcrs. returned from Texas for that big event, "September - 1 1 burner Oil Stove. Oilier articles too numerous Monday afier a short visit. Morn." '"September Morn," Fifty to men cioiiy 1 Minnc-opolis- , Seven Passenger 1916 Model Overland Aetomobile-Near- fc!v'iit of the season "Septem- George llutchins, of people. Thirty in chorous. ly New Kansas, was here the ber Morn." If you want good servioable first of the week and visited his shoes (.hat fit, wear and please FREE LUNCH FOR EVERYBODY C. K. iJoianO ai d wife, of near land 22 miles north of Clovis. Hollene, were in the city several you, get them at Weidman's f A boy was born to Mr. and (lour OF All sums under days the first of the week. Found A tack of in the TERMS SALE: $10 cash in hand. All sums of $10 and over, fi .Mrs. W. Tuesday A. Childres on street Tuesday jiight. Owner months time wili be given to purchaser on bankable note bearing 12 pr cent interest Ilunton Drug Jtr-- " ex- morning. V. A. Is norr busy The may get same by paying fortius from date. Five per cent discount for cash. No property to be ramoved until teims of pects to be opeu and ready for "scttin-em-up- " to the cigars. ad and describing kind of flour. sale have been complied with. a days. business within few If you have anything to sell or Mrs. E. P. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gurley are trade, list with the Mansfield 120 North Lane St. . S. T. LAWRENCE. Clovis. N. M Land Company. We will treat "September Morn," biggest the proud parents of a girl which CASH RAMEY, Auctioneer, Clovu, N. M. C. E. DENNIS, Clerk, t-- Clovis, N. M. a me to their home on the 2nd. you right. f show ever in Clovis. Lincoln Locals Pleasant Hill Notes Everybody is smiling over the (Intended for last week) fine rain we had this week. Greatful we are for our great Mrs. Joe Gilliland spent Tues bumper crop. Jay afternoon with Mrs. Palma-- Threshing is plentiful. THEATRE eer. Fahsholtz Bros, are the thirc Jack Jones. Willis Westfall, threshers we have had in our par) Hodges and Letitia Trimble YfMM community this winter. An TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14 risked school Tuesday. other is wanted. H. W. Bell and Thel Brasher Last Thursday being a holiday rove a nera or over cattle in there was no school. 'exas last Thursday. The basket ball Miss Maud Taylor, of Lake-ie- game between H. PENCIL attended Lincoln Sabbath P. and Farwell was not 50ME SNAPSHOTS OF i played fechool Sunday. Thanksgiving day on account of the snow storm. ROWLAND CLIFFORD'S 5 I Joseph Hodges, of Clovis and hick Gilham, of Liberty, attend Wheat is looking better after ed prayer meeting Sunday night. the white flakes fell last Thurs day. Jess Trimble has moved a new JTEnBER, MO bouse on his place. We are ex A monthly examination was pecting him to give us a party given the r. H. pupils of Hrof. fc0 Berlin Some '(V. loon. Kay's room last Friday until fJ P' j 1W WJ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Westfall about 2:45 p. m. when a pro- fend Mr. and Mrs. William Love gram was rendered by the Bmall Ittended Sunday School boys and girls of Miss McBray-er'- s 1 the 5 ' & V' A Nice K2 ; , Convention at Clovis. room. Prof. Kay's pupils ?WS , S-- 1 t V J X 1 V j! answered a roll call by quota- X S. L. Bennett, coming in from tions, ijklahoma, unloaded his house- - After rendering program bo a and girls were dismissed old goods at Bovina last Wed-esda- j His family will arrive and the patrons had a meeting with I. L. Cone acting as 11 a few days. Turner Deavours led prayer ueeting Sunday night. G. W. Hyde was at Sunday School and church services last I w,r Geo. Palmateer and son ex- - T..ew9.L0 W y " re hate, f VWy W i 1 4 Sunday being J? ect to haul millet to town this after absent two weeks. fweek. Everard Barnes doesn't have The rest of the Lincoln school to go after the girls any more, furniture has arived, consisting they come to meet him. All f 20 new seats and the teacher's young fellows are not so lucky esk and chair. Now the schol- - as he is. rs nave am pie roo;n ami we ope to see them progress. Mr. Whitener and family were guests home Mr. Hello. Wide Awake, where at the of and Mrs. C. H. Dolozier Sunday, ave you been? We never sa,w last 'leasant Hill notes last week. Ray Ilungate and Emery Col- - Little Cricket. well were over to see Uiiioru Gallagher last Sunday. Ruth Reporter T. C. Gallagher went to James James barber shop last Monday A nice rain fell here, which night. Iwas badly needed. Harran Delozier has gone into Wheat is looking fine. the bicycle business. Lovett, of Hollene, Rev. Hew Seems to be getting pretty Sunday Ruth. preached at cold for Lincoln's Little Cricket JVT. Stout and J. G. Griffith this winter. grain to Clovis. ireousy hauling (This week) Mr. Harris visited at Walter This week's rains have delayed ISheriden's Friday. threshing, but we are expecting Giles. Harper Giles Miss Grace storms now because Santa Claus land their sister Mrs. Ma Shore, will soon be with us. -- Rudolph rA5TRir&5 , 1 returned last week from Texas, mM'?, dwm-Hit yV J al n.rJl y-"- irt. j The church is planning to have uii oumui. HRr PROFESSOR OF ARr " L;',i' where they have been .visiting srrr. t..- -! j 9 a on for some time. Christmas tree Christmas Eve. Quite a few homeseekers tin the community now and several IIIW. T. Clark of Frio commun parties are wanting to buy land. ity, correled 31 head of cattle at Tom Gallagher's last Wednes A WHIRLY GIRLY TANGLE OF TUNES AND FUN ladies of Rut- h- To the young day night Just keep smiling girls, for we G. W. Hyde sold 320 heard a certain young man say his acre farm, which was 3 miles west of he was going to buy a new buggy 19I5'S HAPPIEST AMUSEMENT house, Boykin, before Christmas. the school to Mr. of Clovis. Mr. Hyde has pur Mr. Lankford, the fruit tree chased 160 acres of land of Mr. man was in me from Clovis. Colwell adjoining quarter, which Ruth country one day last week is 1 mile west and 2 south of delivering trees. fruit school house. We regret to learn that Grand i T. C. Gallagher and Ray Hun- - ma Sheridan is oa the sick list gate went to the debate at Frio M, family visited E. Steut and last Friday night. Mr. Gallagher Sunday. Walter Sheridans says they nave mane a wise News just reached here of the movement, nothing is needed lv death of our old neighbor and more than youthful training for pioneer settler, Richard Watkins the public, Potwin, Kansas, who died at The new basket ball, which illness. after eight weeks' the P. H. H. S. boys ordered, "Grandpa." came by parcel pose last

Englant A Bit of Wisdom and Advice Mr. and Mrs. Ezra came to Sunday School last Sun- (By T. C. Gallagher) day on their motorcycle. Appearance is not the best Rev. H. 0. Hullinger, the proof for virtuality. chosen pastor for the church of Better have poor appearance this community, was a guest at

good y. and virtuality than to have the Joe Singleterry home Sun-da- appearance and no virtuality. They went to school to- Some of our greatest men could gether in Illinois. looks, not go very far oa their A bithday dinner was given J4 determination causes the by Mr. and Mrs. Lee in honor of whole body to move in unison the latter's brother, Carl Olan- - with the mind. der. It was reported a pleasant Do not pretend; be what yoa occasion. are. Some bird has been announc Think of yourself when telling ing that there will be another The Management of the Lyceum PRICES your neighbors faults. wedding in this community announces and 75, 1.00, 1.50 Be kind unte all, both great Christmas. Who's next? I'm guarantees September Morn as the most brilliant SEAT SALE and small still Wide Awake. largest and best musical comedy ever seen in Clovis OPENS SAT- Home recommendation follows 50 URDAY AT the wanderer. The residence houses being SOUTHWEST. Truth conquers falsehood. erected by Messrs Cor gill and PEOPLE ...Not a Motion Picture... ERN DRUG Truth is no more than what is Daniels on Thornton Street are s STORE actually so. nearing completion. LaJULTC? USUI'S THE CL07I3 NEWS

rrotn side to sine of the ship, which system of civil lire, where ablllt) JELLfCOE In a bouse woulj be called the dining rises and mediocrity must be content 1ST room. Here wlien he was in port In with the lower rungs of the ladder, time of peace the commander In chief jemcoe, Bturaee and Beatty en would give his official dinners. In tered the navy as boys of fourteen POPULAR OF ALL time of war the cabin Is partly None had any particular Influence screened off, as there Is more room they made their way by Industry. Sli than Sir John and hit staff need for John has served In every branch. H f5)Mfl(P? OjROOERTHLOWre meals. Aft of this la what would be ia regarded as possibly the ablest IN THCMCniCACI riUXUtlJOUMAL BRITISH called In a house the sitting room. ordnance expert In the navy, which The furnishings are of the almnlest means that he knows the guns wbicb ML Everything Inflammable could be re be will fir a in section. moved promptly In case of action. Despite nis amiability, all agree Frederick Palmer Writes of Fight The few names In the visitors' book that he has only one criterion sue 3 on a table were suggestive of the cesa ir an officer rails be Is super Jl ing Commander of Britain's fleet's isolation from intercourse with seded. Most of these young admiral! the Great Fleet. rest of the world. One name was sleep on the bridge even In harbor the king's and another the prince of ror tne last ten years the average Wales, and a few others were those of British naval officer has worked hard high officials. or than a man of any profession In OF MASTER HIS PROFESSION The visitor looked about in vain for civil life. They have kept up th signs or the immense amount of off- grinding drill, which continues sine icial detail which would seem neces- the war began. No Matter What Difficulties Arise He sary for the focal point of a vast e can take no risks," one ol I Always Smiling The One Man campaign. Some staff officers and a them said. "Our responsibility to th Who Cannot Risk Being A f- few records were all. The flagship nation requires that we neglect noth kept ate nt From the Fleet-Lo- ved is cleared for action In this as ing that devotion to duty will accom by Officer!. In all other respects. The actual di- pllsh. Most of these crews you see recting of the three thousand ships have been at their posts, whether gun and or navy By FREDERICK PALMER auxiliaries the British Is pointing or passing ammunition, foi curried on In spuce occupied In a five We man IjOtidnn. Of ull the great leaders of a or six years. want each Now York office by a Inwyer the war Sir John .lolllcoe, command- and two to be letter perfect In his part." or three clerks. An orderly ing the British grand fleet, la least went and Prompt in His Decisions. came with messages wire- - firing known to the world, and his la the. from the In all actions thus far the hat lens room, which from range portrait which receives the moat aside the In begun at extreme eighteen stullatlon, had space enough cheers when It In thrown onto a for the thousand yards. At that distance wireless operators to stand no drendnaught color of the screen at a London theater. Hut the and painted the more. sea a vaguo speck. But one for ilriliBh public knows nothing of hi in is Officers said It was difficult tunate hit mny be vital, anl elthei except that he is the lighting com-niaml- that to of the "invisible" power contemplate how such a naval cam side wants to get that fortunate hit of at HE word "dance," as applied the IlrltlBh navy. palgn as the Hrltlsh in this war could first. The accuracy of fire both have In hat- the Indians, has a mean- - When war was It ever been conducted without the the Falkland Islands and the if "7 threatening is re said, very different from that ftTj III lated that a meeting of admiralty wireless. Sir John could talk wltn tlo of the Dogger Bank, officers Thy )k the admiralty In London or any had been as good as at battle prac- it carries in our own fclinfi: II lords and others who would have with III .J ' the ship, m language. When we hear JKl liV$IL II say was held to decide who, in case whether off Helgoland or tice. A' He knew among admirals. Sir John of dancing, we think, first J&Si. S;Zi& HH.'rVA of hostilities, should command I bo what each one was Seen his fttf doing. a family. of ull, of muBlc and steps. f British fleet. The opinions ran some- Let a German cruiser rbow Jellicoe seems the head of her nose they know These features are, of thing like this, it is said: In the North sea and he had In frequent consultation, of ourse, not lacking in aboriginal danc "Jellicoe! He has the the news In a minute or two after she one another In the fellowship their brains!' was had any- ing, but they are completely over 'Jellicoe! He Is young. sighted. confined existence. If he He has they shadowed by other aspects of culture the health to endure His thing to say to one of them or I the strain. He Fighting Admirals. to the r'eflnlteness of tneir re- with which they are associated. To has the nerve." Beutty, him. put who sank the Bluecher. Is and promptness of his re- it briefly, our dancing appears In Jellicoe! His fellow-officer- s marks the WW be M the youngest of 8lr John's young ad- the same context with restaurants, lieve In him." plies were Impressive. Decision mirals, forty-rou- r years of age, boy- hotels, debutantes, attempts at a social He seemed automatic with him "Jellicoe! has been tried In ish and quick. Sturdee, rapprochement of sexes. In every victor of the He showed the visitors over the the Indian branch of the service." PAlktanft a t (i n society, .,.!,. fiaKshln himself, calling attention to dancing Is largely connected That sort of recommendation helps Bhaven, with war as smiling as Sir John Is things which he thought would Inter- and agriculture and the when a man hus to undertake quint-spoke- such an and rather studious in way along cnase, with processions, magical per- imnieiiHe responsintiity. He was est them, as he led the appearance, be la an expert in naval cramped passages behind tne formances and religious observances, given supreme command and the rest the short, strategy. or pointed the way to enter with the serious affairs of A&SmOOINCffOJAftSiffAaOCML OATCS" left to him. armor life. In the British navy promotion Is one of the turrets where the gun A Marked Man. while the Mundan oklpa illustrates opposite of l heir Intended meaning, by selection up to the grade ol cap- on with their drill, Indian dances, as far as the steps are crews were going well the great tribal festival type of thus lending lo an otherwise solemn "From the time ho was a midship tain. A man with a single flaw In so many concerned, are often his which they went through like of remarkable sim dunce. performance an aspect buffoonery. man, Jellicoe has been a marked man record as In plicity. A widespread of lieutenant must wait on machines. Most of them were the "squaw dance." While (he in the service," said one of his ad- found among ihe Crow grass dunce, or. as the uctlvliles Just described others before he can hecomo lieu- late twenties or early thirties, mature, the Shoshone. Crow and seem mirals. "He Is one of those men who native cull It. tho "hot dance." Is re lo have had no object beyond tenant commander. Those with per-ree- l experienced and confident. other northwestern tribes, consists sim seem to be born with s garded as the joint property of four tho exhibition of the performer's su- tireless energy. records In each grade are can- they Is Hermans ply In the circle of dancers shuttling "All ask that the clubs, to some oue of which nearly pernatural power, the dunce of tb vassed by boards and those who hove will come out," said an officer. "They the feet alternately to left, the each every man of the tribe belongs. In Mnndan Buffalo Women s society wa shown Industry and Initiative are any than they man in the circle standing could not work harder between sense these are mutual benefit organl' Intimately connected will) tribal wel- chosen to go over the heads or less did before war But the war has two women, with his right arm around the zations. ror whenever a member is fare. Whenever the supply of buffalo active men. The aim is to apply the given them renewed eagerness." his partner's shoulder or waist, In or confronted with a difficulty his com had railed and the village was threat- some cases with arms encircling rades aro expected to help him in ened with famine, (he members of this partner on each side. With short In every way. In each of the distrlc organization were called upon to exe- termlssions and an occaalonal Intro- of the Crow reservation, so- cute their dance In order to attract, duction of the war dance, these four IN for variety's cieties share with one the herds. According to an early ob- BELGIUM TODAY sake, a squaw another a sub dance of this type Is stantlal duncehouse. server, they never failed, for they sometimes kept up When the time all night, to the dancing comes, a simply never dancing buf- supreme gratification for committee of ceased till of the perform men proceeds from lodge falo had been sighted. Prince Maxi- People Confident Day of Deliver and tell mamma that I am a prisoner ers. to lodge planting a milian of gives a good of war.' young Belgians stick In front of each. This The all weai The llrst-han- ance Will Come. tobacco dance of the Crow In means that each household is (o con account of a performance caps modeled on the soldiers' dians, rest Is, If possible, or even simpler tribute to a feast to be held by th witnessed hy him In the early thirties caps and are very Independent. character. The participants stand up clubs after their dance. A crier rides of the lust century. There were twu "The German government of Bel-glu- several In a row, holding sacred ob- through camp men acting as musicians, Young and Old Are Learning to Speak heralding the perform with rattles has expressed Its desire thnt all jects In their hands, and alternately ance and calling on all members and drums, one of them holding a gun. English No Personal Relations bend each Belgians should return to their knee and raise or lower present themselves at the duncehouse The leader was an elderly woman Between Belgians and Ge- work. each hut If it be work can profit hand without at all moving trom On one occasion I heve known four wrapped In ihe skin of an albino buf- Are Deficient. that the position. rmansBoys nnrmnna fh.i' flnrl annwitMnn AUA m their The highly popular marshals to be appointed to punish falo row gTa8B danco of tho Plaln8 ,B do. Then, besides, every piece or ma-- ! lndln" the laggards; (hose who had dis The Maudlin oklpa represents or a more London. The following account of chlnery that can be used in Gormanv strenuous character. Onlv obeyed the summons either had to again a wholly different type of dance. men take part, and they move In Ib pen hns been stolen long about pay a fine or submit to the Indignity It was the great several days' annual conditions llelgium from the since. briskly, sometimes in pairs, sometimes of being thrown into the creek. In festivul Unit corresponded to the sun of an American who has arrived in "It is easy to say. 'Go to work,' but separately, vigorously Btamping the the meantime, the people assemble dunce of neighboring people. Osten- London after a year's stay in the Bel' It Is another thing to have work to do ground with their feet, and frequently until (he dancehouso Is charged to Its sibly It whs a commemoration of gian capital: which is not or direct benefit to the mimicking the martial exploits. utmoBt capacity. Then the musicians, subsidence of the deluge recorded In Belgium today is learning to speak German military authorities. In Char-- The orchestral equipment of the In- seated In the center around a big native mythology, and some of the Im you go. you lerol there were about fifty loconio-- F.nKlltih. Everywhere can dians is not very comprehensive. drum, up re-e- lives which had been ilRinnged more The strike a tune. Inter portant characters of the myth were see the old and young usually carry flute (or flageolet) Is forced by the voices of some or less. The Germans offered the restricted to ubb of the impersonated hy performers, on the studying In In courting For dancing, women, and ing notebooks, the streets work of repair with fair pay to the the drum the members of some one other hand, there was a great deal be and the rattle are by of the four societies rise A and trains, in the cafes, restuuruuta Belgian workmen, hut l hey absolutely rr the most lo perform sides marked dramatic feature Important instruments, although the vigorous and bendings by and in the homes, all talking English. refused, as the locomotives could he ' other turns char- was supplied numerous mummers types were used over relatively using English expressions and words used i.i sending supplies and troops a large acteristic of tho dunce. They give representing animals and closely area; this applies, ror venl to penetrating cries in to thh front. It was nearlv a ' example, to rapid sue mimicking (heir peculiarities. Prom- on all possible occasions. month notched rasped later when falling persuade sticks with other cession, they brandish weapons at an inent umong these were buffalo mas "Belgium Is confident. You have after to bird-bon- sticks and e whistles, usually Imaginary foe, and thus proceed queraded who imitated the wallowing JlMJl only to look at their faces to see It, the Belgians to work the (iernmtie worn suspended rrom the neck. Tho around the lodge until (he ceusing of of the animals represented and whose Sir John Jellicoe. and If you talk with them, they say, were compelled to bring workmen drum varies considerably In form. On music makes them come lo a sudden actions were expected to entice wait. The day of deliverance is from their shops In Germany. the No Just the nortbweat coast the natives mere- stop. game to the villuge. Many mutter what difficulties arise, he I rlvpn P ,AI tribesmen coming, it may be this summer or next have vnn ai.mn ly plank is always smiling. Both he and Heatty beat a or box. The Plains A very different phase of dancing Is voluntarily submitted to torture summer, but never? Vous elos foul' general relations between the Ger Indians were on the flrBt attempt to relieve commonly use a skin presented by the Pawnee Iruska Tho The wide scope or activities em From the German military stand mans and the Belgians. As for per the Peking legations at the time of stretched over a hoop, held by strings mombors or the society practicing (his braced by ihe dances or our native point, llelgium is organized Into three sonal relations, there is none. crossing the Boxer rebellion. Captain Jellicoe underneath, but a large dance were supposed to be masters of American population makes perhaps districts, the first, the Operallonsge- - "During tho week before I loft double-heade- was then Sir Edward Brus drum suspended from fire, and their altitude toward It was (he main point f Interest over and hiet r the zone of operations, which sels I was a spectator of an four oeymours chief of btaff. When he hidden' sticks also occurs. Rattles are to be like a Pawnee's attitude In rac- above all special features. For what extends some fifteen to twenty miles which perhaps shows distance be widely was wounded and the little band of the likewise of varying kind, such ing the enemy. Spectators were In must strike every observer of primi- behind the actual line of fighting; the tween the two hetter thnn I can gourds seamen were surrounded by Boxers er as containing small pebbles and vited to their gatherings, their songs tive cultures most forcibly Is thac second, the Ktappen. which is an In- plain. I was standing on the platform ring-shape- snd It looked as If every minute might or globular rawhide bags were chanted and the members began things which we consider quite dis termediary zone where all the sup-pile- s or a tram coming up rrom town. It ror which In be their last, he was smiling us cheer the dance or today to dance. After the third set of songs tinct, men of s ruder civilization Join. for the front are collected and was crowded with both ily as if he had been on the quarter- Germans and baking powder cans make favorite had been sung, the attendants built a Thus the stars are to us a subject of distributed; and the third, the Occupa Belgians. A German subolTlcer deck. Nothing ever seems to ruffle took substitutes. Sometimes a certain In big lire agd hung a kettle of water purely scientific study, but even our tlonsgeblet or the occupied torrltory cigarette from his case. having bis equanimity. His nersonr.l rkarm and. no strument is considered distinctive or and dog meat (or buffalo) over It. The ancestors Invested them with all orgunized with both military and civil match, asked the man sens WOUIfl wfn him hla h I standing beside a particular dance, and various forms leader advanced lo the kettle when of mysdcal properties, and the North governments. No person can go from him for a light. The Belgian hi.r-- -. when h ...... : had of costume are also considered It was full or boiling soup, plunged bis American Indian personifies tbem and ...u mm. ,.,, other except on special per nothing to do then you realise what a master but offer the German badges. Thus dress comes to occupy arm into It and took out a piece or Identities them with the heroes or of his mission, and then only hy train, wblcb his lighted cigarette. bis profession he Is." When the Ger In the Indian dance a place or signif- meat. All the other members followed folk tales. Thus, too, we havj orna includes as one of ita comforts a man went to return the cigarette, icance to wblcb Is no corre- Only the commander In chiefs flag the there suit and unscathed pulled out meat, mental designs and often do not give thorough searching. Belgian very politely Informed spondence In wnicn sne nies distinguishes the flag. the the dances of civilised for they had secured medicine power tbem any symbolic Interpretation No person can leave the town In German that he did not care to smoke races. Sometimes, to be sure, ap- nip, wnico is in tne center of the the that enabled them to overcome the rlmltive man is Indeed less given to which he lives, except by train or on any more. The German could do merely Is designed to give an neet. from the rest of the gray fight- parel force of the fire. An evidently related symbolism than perhaps has been sup- font. Those who wish to ride in auto nothing, although he felt the Inslnua appearance plcturesqueness, while ers In their precise lines at anchor of ceremony occura among other tribes, posed; nevertheless bis tendency to mobiles must pay twenty marks a tion. He left the tram Immediately. In Isck clothing Is In harbor. Sir John takes his exer- other instances of In tho hot dance of the Mandan and Inveat a geometrical pattern with week or more. In the fortified cities "For our real news we sometimes compensated for by face cise and Ills holidays quarter-- have had to Hidatan, the performers not only exe- meaning remains greater than our pacing the or Antwerp, you deck. Liege. Namur and depend upon and body paint or by a profusion of dancing, He never leaves the fleet the Dutch papers and cuted the trick practiced by the Paw- own. 8o which to us ia must be In your bouses at nine o'clock above all the regalia held In the band. of - req for a few hours. The command- London and I'arts Jour nees, but also danced with bare feet merely a form amusement and exer- In the evening. nals which were on glowing - er in chief Is the one man who must smuggled In from The Crow grass dance might be embers until they had else, becomes In primitive communl- "Naturally no Belgian can go to Hol time to time. The out fire. important take no risk of being absent If the German authorities chosen as an example of the social stamped the This wss like ties an social function, aa except by stealth, and I have good all usage or sleight-of-han- German fleet should come out. land have done they could to stop these type or Indian dance, the Pawnee wise a the craiy dancers or opportunity 'or per reason to tmlleve some sixty thou- papers coming wom- Not Ull. spare, his face that in, even making It ex- Iruska and the Mandaii buffalo the Arapahoea, who indulged In other formances, for religious ritualism, and tanned by passed the frontier the breezes, be walks up sand have since tremely punishable, but as fast as en's dances as representatives of qui.er antics, such as doing everything may become charged with an atmos- asd down the first of the year. Sometimes this they would stop up supreme the deck, sometimes with on at one channel of the thamantatlc or religious performances. In reverse fashion and expressing the phere of holiness. his necessltatea the killing of one or two supply another would bo aides or with his chief or staff, again found. We sentinels. were never without an English paper Unearthed Old with one or bis officials. Everyone In Silkworm culture has become such Coins. "Above all It la strictly forbidden to for more than two weeks sine BRIEF INFORMATION While digging trenches In the fleet Is ramlllar with the quick, the an exact science In France the forest sing or play the Brabanoon, the Mar first or September or last year. that th of Coampenoux, French light step of thst slight figure with a weight of cocoons soldiers dis selllalse. and Tipperary, a of German silver now goes by the the harvested In a of telescope always under his arm. If a as result "The commission for relief of Bel covered hoard ancient Frsnclt which nearly every Belgian can name o' "nickel sIIvpt" In England. proportion to the eggs Incubated haa of early ship should come to anchor with a sing glum has, no doubt, saved a nation coins the seventeenth century, so very A burial casket has been Invented been doubled. bow out or line, be it. Tipperary and does often. On from starvation, and under the diffi evidently buried at the time of (he knows All bis Is made of two pieces of heavy The United States patent office Is the Boulevard Anspach In Brussels - that French entry Into Loralne under Louts fighting ahlps are under his eye j cult clrcumBtar. es. have done a won- and day boys glass, held together by metal bands, and during the year every human being on fleet one four little were march- derful work. Tde Belgians know and XIII. Under the provisions of the law the feels Is proof against "hemlcal action 1914 yielded a surplus revenue of $216,-ikio- , ing towards the bourse singing at the really appreciate the help, even If that half the treasure will go to the state bis personal presence. the an Increase or more $144,000 top of their lungs the Brabanoon It Germans have tried tnclnlm of the earth. than and the other half to the finders Th Makes Look iki over 1913. It waa not long before some German sol by publishing pictures A Berkshire minister baa six broth prefect of Nancy has sndertaken (o of the commie sponges a ladder under lb shadow dlers chased them, catching one. who. work and labeling ers fighting In the German army bis Artificial are made by treat- have the soldiers' share of the coins sion's them aa some ing pnper pulp of two great 13. guni and the as he marched away to (he komnian fine wife has four brothers in thi French with chloride or lime, sold at auction In their bohair. I he of the work Germany has don In adding vUitor Is ir a large cabin extending datur, cried out to his friends: 'Hun Belgium" army and their son Is fighting for common salt, drying and press- remainder will be placed In the Nancy ing Into desired forms museum. T

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Only Once. CURED, OUT SHE "Do you see the man?" "Yes. I see the man." MEN aw HOMEMADE GIFTS FOR "What Is he doing?" AND GIRLS jr by julia bottomley "He Is blowing bis fingers. Jumping DOESirniiow it up and down and acting in such a way behind that hia wife looked at him In aston- ishment and fear. There, he has the dough Phone Record Made of Linen Collar and Cuff Set for Christmas kicked over two chairs, torn down Girl Is Bed-Ridd- and Speech the lace curtains and made a rush for 1 less for Ten Years After the kitchen." r man gone crazy all of "But has the old favorite lecipe and the bed of materials and make & ts a Fall. a sudden?'' You may use an -- "Oh, no; he was hunting for a col- , carefully, the oven may be just right, yet you will have a failure lar button and picked up his wire's The Puwer behind the Dough" is not the right one to leaven it properly PUZZLE TO DOCTORS red hot curling tongs In an absent and make it light, digestible, wholesome. IS way. Lots of husbands do that I Good kakin without sood baking powder H out of the qnotion. once. He won't apeak to her for the K C Boklnt PowJtr hu wonderful lamtiiagpawct,aadUwdoubk adioa next three days, but be will not die aouuy 1 ia the bowl aod u the orea mike good results anas, Neither the Child Nor Her Parent of his Injuries, and the experience X Discover 8h la Better Gradually may do him good." Tak no chancf of failure om K C Led to Walk and Talk and nova "good luck mvry time. By Teacher, At all Grocers. CLEAN SWEET SCALP

Los Angeles. One of the most re May Be Kept 80 by Cutlcura 8oap markable cubos known in medical his- and Ointment. Trial Free. tory and one fraught with interest Bumper Grain Crops both to surgeons and to students of To have good batr clear the scalp at- gh psychology, has been called to the of dandruff and Itching with shampoos Good Markets-Hi- Prices tention of scientists In this city. It of Cutlcura Soap and touches of Cutl- vU2T Prize Awarded to Yfottern Canada for Is the case of Carlotna Sausedo, a cura Ointment to dandruff spots and lrTWi Wheat, Barley, Alfalfa and Oraaaea Bchoolgirl. Itching. Nothing better than these Oat; The winnings of Western Canada at the Soil Product! A for phone rails la a con- For three years Carlotaa was con- pure, fragrant, aupercreamy emol- record Exposition at Denver were easily maac. ira u venience that every man will appre- sidered a hopeless paralytic, who lients for akin and scalp troubles. comprised Wheat, Oats, Barley and Grasses, the most ciate an4 a gift that will last Indefi- would never be able to speak or walk. Sample each free by mall with Skin important being the prizes for Wheat and Oats and nitely The details for making a phone CJuuknr collur and ulT sets ot or- Slio bad been injured by a full on her Book. Address Cutlcura, Dept. XT, aweep stake on Alfalfa. llHt are shown In the picture above. gandie are easily made and among the head from a swing when she was BoBton. Sold everywhere. Adv. No less Important than the splendid quality of Western The cover Is made of heavy, un- most fHRhlonalile of dress accessories. twelve years old. Canada's wheat and other grains, lathe excellence of the grasses of that bleached linen, cut In a strip about They muke charming Christmas gifts, It Is declared now by doctors and Could Not Understand Capacity. the cattle fed and fattened on long. A recent shipment of cattle to Chicago Ix Inches wide and twelve This and may be made at small cost. her teachers that whatever body or During the public Inspection of a country. stitching In topped the market in that city for quality and price. is edged with buttonhole Sheer materials, In cotton or linen, brain injuries she may have received Red Cross hospital train on tour black embroidery silk Four eyelet are used to make them, with hem- from fall have been absolutely people mack that through Scotland thousands of 1 1 Weilers Cuts r.Juca" ia 1915 ost-tU- as wssal as or perfectly par- AUMrf V?L holes are worked near the center stitching, narrow lingerie laces outgrown and that she is passed through tbe barrier at one at til ef tat Uails. State. r tw 300,000,000 tubals. spray ex- u mm 11 mmr ar-- m m mi shown In the picture. A small embroidery In small sprays forming normal physically and mentally, ticular station and came out at a dif- n foliage reg- Canada in proportion to population has a greater of red flowers, with 6rcen is the dcoratlve features. A quaker set cept that her mind has failed to exit. bor- ferent exportable surplus 01 wneal tnis year man any In one corner and a edged cluny lace Is shown in the fact of recovery. Open-eyed- , embroidered with ister the her a countryman stood at in world, and at present prices you Calls" are done country the der, scroll and "Phone picture. Doesn't Realize 8he Is Well. the entrance watching the crowds. At ft) can figure out the revenue for the producer, la In outline stitch In black. to a bystander: Western Caned you will find good markets, eplea. In other words, according to the length ho burst out This linen cover encloses a tablet "Great Scot! that mun be an awfu' ns. . did schools, exceptional eocial conmuona, peneci doctorB, If child's mind can be tltT-Oi- attractions. There on which names and numbers are writ- Gauze Bag Holding Puff Balls the gaun tae France. I've climate, and other treat wakened to the fact that she has re- big train that's ten. Narrow red ribbon strung through hore for twa solid hours covered from fall she will be able been standln' beet locations, eyelets holdB covor and tablet to- her ang lntll it, an' she's Send for Illustrated pamphlet and ak for reduced railway rates. Information as to etc the to walk, talk and develop as other aeeln' the folk Ad4reaSutierinteiide'lmniigration, Ottawa, Canada, or to gether and forms hangers for suspend- Oiled, yet." children do. not ing the record. W.V. BENNETT While weeks ago Carlotaa three Pleasure. Room 4, Dee Bldg., Omaha, Nebr. not speak could walk Sad could and not who hud resigned from Canadian Government Agent alone, today she speaks with ease, A minister Pin Cushion and Candle Shade his church was making his farewell walks without help and can evon Not Particular. calls. He called at the home of one walk up and down the school stairs "Jones huvs for pence tit any hi purishoncra who sent her lit- he's alone. of BROOM CORN girl down to the parlor to en- price." years ago girl tle "Oh. would be for 'anything Three tho little the minister for a few min- .lone HAVE YOU ANY? tertain any pitched from a swing to her head. utes, mother not being dressed to at price." WRITE US. up on her the Sho was picked and stood receive him. After a few of the cus standing Kye ltenicdT'o.,'lileago feet. Instead of still she tomary about the weather the Write marine Coyne Brothers remarks fur Illustrates! book of tbe Kye Free. began to whirl round and round. She girl said to the minister: is w. south wAim at., chicaoo was entirely unuble to stand still or little . "I hear that we are to have the ft up. was put to bed and Tinted. to sit She sad pleasure of losing you." pronounced a hopeless paralytic. Her "Why do they call her a coloratura power of speech was completely soprano?" Dr. Pierce's ricaunt TelleU are the "Great Scott: Can you see the fcE22rW'rr.i stopped. original little liver villa put up 40 yeiirs -- why she's made up? That paint Is an Schoolteacher Finds Her. ago. They liver ana bowel". Adv. mm Inch thick!" With tho beginning of the present All Very Tragic. school term Miss Ettie Lee, one of the At the Players' club in New York That's All. the happy ending so essential to a "Blank & Co. have gone Into the Glideea Tew Wiener play'a financial success was being dis- hands of a receiver." 6 Passingtr, Gray & Q(i cussed, when Butler Glaenzor said: "I wonder what the creditors will "No play has a happy ending." get?" and 25 H. P. UUU through the cig- "The creditors will recolve what Starter, They looked at him Ureattmt hilt climber, tg to 30 mllen on I gallon amoke In amazement. the receiver leaves." gimollne. 1O.0UU mile on one t of lire. arette , log In are happy ending," he Stewart Hpeetlumett-r- one man mubalr lop, Certain patterns Cretonne "No play has a In. wheel Imne, ICtxVi ln.-- lire, weight I.SUO pin cushion on, and Re Red Croas Bag Blue; MKTZ (or Colorado, suited to dressor scarfs, repeated. "It runs on and at hannv. line RuniKla. Dlxtrlbittor one-hors- e liquid blue, Delights Wyoming aud Weatera Nebraek. c.i era. slipper bags, candle shades ends tragically In some much better than last It All grocers. Adv, and other little furnishings that are town, with the entire road com- the laundrena. The Colorado Cartercar Co. required for men's rooms. In the pic- Gauze bags, made to bold Individ- pany stranded and without tbe price 1636 Broadway t Denver, Colorado ture a dreBHer set is shown, including ual powder puff balls, are among the ot an oyster stew among tbe lot of Unanimous. LIVE AQENT8 WANTED I was In a scarf, pincushion and candle shade. popular new fads that make lovely them." "1 wish and wish again the bar- Wateen K. Celewae), Tbe cretonne shows a red rose and Christmas gifts. They are made of Michigan," sang tho man with PATENTS l.awTer.Waeblniuia, gathered Adelr and tmoke free. green foliage against a black and chiffon, silk muslin or gauze, How easy It la to acquire a bad rep- ber shop tenor. Bate neeoaable, U la beat reference. UeMaarrloe, striped ground. So decided a over a embroidery hoop. and how difficult It Is to lose "So do I." remarked a man In the white utation W. N. U.. DENVER. NO 48-19- pattern Is to be most sparingly Hnnsors of light satin ribbon ara It! front row. I with imcd, and the scarf Is therefore only fastoncd at each aide of the hoop bordered with the cretonne. A a rosette. cotton, miuure pincUHliior Is covered llrst on The balls, of absorbent are one side with a smnll square of the finished with tiny hows of baby rib- cretonne sowed smoothly over It. Kor bon nintrhlng tho hungers In color. tho oilier side r considerably larger As soon as lined they are thrown square is hemmed about tho edgs and away. pinned over the cushion. Flowered silk niualln mnkCB pretty Tbe candle shade is made over a bng". with ribbon hangers matching wire frame and cciiihIsis of a circu- the flowers In color. The little bows lar piece stretched over the top and are sewed to tho balls. The bags hang sowed to place. A hemmed strip hangs at the Bide of the dressing case for In Bed for Three Years. edge of the frame to which (ho convenience of guests from the grammar school teachers, discovered it is sewed. the child. There were five other chil- family, all normal, and Calendar and Hatpin Holder dren In the and Dresser Scarf Miss Lee inquired Into Carlona's his- I 'jfrBrwrnrmfl iftBCTlMfol Pillow Cover tory. Securing medical examination, J. she learned that, whatever bodily may have been caused by tbe Send the couoon below fall, it no longer existed. "We cannot tell Carlotaa she is not and learn how you can get a complete set of a cripple or sick because her mind has to be wakened up gradually to ONEIDA COMMUNITY PAR PLATE that fact," Miss Lee said, "but we are teaching her by degrees. She is placed , SILVERWARE H in a special class at school and her v j i i i saving the trade-mar- k signature from Skinner packages. 3 teacher invents little exercises and of quality. Guaranteed ten years. Beauti- w" 4 lessons for her. r Silverware "She hnd to be almost carried to ful Bridal Wreath pattern. achool. Her teacher made a small made from the finest durum wheat, in the sand pile in the playground and Skinner's products are many times a day took Carlotaa there largest, cleanest and most sanitary macaroni factory in America. - Egg grf- and helped her walk over It. Today There are nine kinds of Skinner Products Macaroni, Spaghetti, T Carlotaa can walk up and down the Nnnrllal Macaroni. Cut Soaehetti, Elbows, Soup Rings, Alpnabetos, 1 Ct school stairs. The other day she went Vermicelli. These can be cooked htty-eig- atrterent ways. S1K j alone to tho soup kitchen, got her cup of meat into a delightful ciisn, Combine with cheap cuts soup and sipped it unaided. An attractive calendar for a girl s of or with cheese, tomatoes, fish, mushrooms, oysters, etc. hatpin holder are shown Bed Years, room and a Was In Three Products cut down wonderfully on meat bills. The hatpin bold- Skiuner's In the ricture above. "When school opened she could not M,,r nutritious and better for your health too. V e will moroly a small pasteboard tube er Is Now she talks to us and knows send you a line recipe book telling how to make mauy with moire ribbon with tiny talk. 7 covered we say. She can count In Eng- delicious dishes II you will asa lur u. bucklns, handle and straps of a what brass lish and Spanish and can write her It simulates a golf bag Save the Trade-Mar- k Signatures narrow ribbon. own name. Her father tolls me she te and a hatpin Imitating a golf stick from all Skinner packages and .tend the r1 was unusually bright before the fall, with it. today tor full information now 10 Is the most effective of goes and I see no reason to suppose that coupon Cretonne consists of a circular get a complete set of Oneida Com inexpensive materials for making The calendar cannot be restored to her former having two small feet on one she munity far Plate snverwnre wun beautiful gifts It Is at Its best In piece condition. Products. from a sheet of celluloid. Skinner's Macaroni furnishings for the bedroom. edge, cut "She has been In bed for the great- small oblong openings, one long- good grocers A pillow cover of cretonne and a Two part of the past three years, as All the other, are cut opposite the er dresser scar' of scrim bordered with er tban the schools at Chlno would not take sell Skinner's shown In the picture. The pil- feet. In. So, while her body healed It- Products It are face of the calendar la deco- her la finished with a hem all Tbe mind never re- It low cover painted holly wreath self, apparently her Buy by the bow with black braid rated with a i JTS. t ' .r. f. foil lnf.rm.tlo. I and bound from shock of the fall." case A around, gilt lettering within It covered the about the edge. The open end fas- and Little Carlotaa waa taken to the 24 packages Two smaller circles awing on a with snap fasteners. Parent-Teache- r clinic for further ex- if) SKINNER tens back ot the calendar's face, with The dresser scarf suggests tbe way pivot amination to verify tbe diagnosis of MFG. CO. pat- names of the months on one and In which these strong, brilliant the other doctors. If a similar report la TattaraMl W s&4r from 1 to 81 on the other. factor R. t should be used. A band of the numerals made, her special teachers will con- VTt 1 terns tiny pivot la concealed by the "C fc a cretonne ia stitched along each aide, The tinue as they have begun In their T PS AJ. of the surface white, as teaching child's leaving most calendar is supported Ilka an novel work of the background for the pincushion or The body la neither par- a by a strip fastened on at the mind that her that may be covered easel alysed nor Injured In any way. other articles back. with tbe cretoune. 3

A Great Union Mass Meeting jJlfiLLiil iiiiiJj Li To be held at the Lyceum, on Sunday December 12 at 2:30 p. m Everybody interested in the passage of the "National Prohi- bition Ui 11 is invited and should be present this Amendment at ill! illilli!: meet intr. OUR BANK The following; program will be presented: Scnuure Murv Kniaht. W. C T. U. - Invocation .. . Rev. Moore Solo Mrs. K. C. Childers Ueori.njr of Lillian W. N. Steven's Proclamation. "BANK DemutitftriitHu iy Nineteen young ladies led by "The (lirls Hand." YOUR Prayer Kev. Milton Uerce 1' . " r.fll M Solo .. N. A. Nicholas Short Ai.'dresies (three minutes eaeh) OnipatK'n Esst-ntials- Rev. C W. Lambert. Uuv. A. J. Iiodes, Hon. A. W. II cken- - YOU PKRPLEXls It"Ml your money with us. It it! safe and hull, and Rev. J. .Viewer IF ARE Offering for Lillian W. N. Steven's Campaign fund. i. ;i iiiteres. spi cial Music Mexican Orc hestra I Come to us for advice and we will make YOUR PR03( Address-Perso- nal Responsibility for Final Victory, lion. Bratton UUK fKUUbtiM. JtieLUUKlWiM ur uuii 1'a.v imr hills by check. It is safe, convenient, Adoption of Resolution TION are extended to everyone. Solo '"Victory" Miss Appleman. j businesslike, arui each canceled chock is a re- Ata ceipt. In ! First Methodist Church Methodist Ladies Bazaar Come Negotiate your loans from us. Approved se- December 12th The ladies of the Methodist We Want to Meet You curity will net you any amount you want at Subject for the morning ser- church will open their bazaar vice, "The State of the World morning They modest interest. the of the 15th. when John The Baptist was will occupy one window in the born." At the evening service Model Grocery store. They will Substantial men own this bank; substantial Miss Jennings, who has worked have many fancy articles, home Glovis National Bai men are its depositors; substantial men have for a number of years as a mis- baked cakes, bread and fancy ' ir.;:de it what it is and will make it greater. sionary in China, will deliver an candies. A nice lunch will be "THE BANK THAT ACCOMODA'lES" address. Be sure and hear her. served anytime during the day. sub- This bank wants YOU in the ranks of its I take this way of saying to The proceeds will he applied "ST" stantial friends. It is YOUR bank in theory our members do not attend to the fund for a new church. grain irregularly. You make it so in practice. church injure your church by doing so. Christian Church Dec. 12th J. II. Messer, Pastor. The subject of the Sunday Q V. STEED Episcopal Church morning sermon will be: "Men 1 (Rev. J. A. San ford. Pastor) and the King's Business." Every man is especially invited. I Undertaker & Embalmer . First National Bank Morning service with sermon ii y at 11 a. m. Subject: "The Evening service at the Lyceum. Work of Christ's Ministers." C. W. Lambert, Minister. Manager Clovis Cemetery: No night service at the church. Catholic Ladies Bazaar Phone 3S. Day Night Phone 14 f Lycenm Sunday Evening The Elks' Auditorium was taaaaagiBAatscBrga nnatsarassgncai tmaaBaamasfms::. I THE CURREN AGENCY The sermon on Baptism thai crowded with buyers Saturday was to be preached last Sunday night, where the Bazaar given evening has been postponed un und er Buspices of the ladies of Fire Insurance til next Sunday evening. A the Catholic Church, was held. LEE HAZELWOOD cordial welcome to all. Many took advantage of th's I Christian Church. opportunity to buy DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE J Automobile Forms. Let us write your Surety Hond Christmas gifts for all the members Phone 32 in I make things new, I repai of the things old, if they are made of family. A dance, which was wood, steel, brass, silver or gold, much enjoved by all was held at Down Town Phone 123 Residence Phone Antlers Hotel Building, Clovis, N. M. t-- f tleo. T. Wiison. the same time.

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Bath Robes Furs Gloves Handkerchiefs For ladies and men. He have Bome ex- We have a beautiful line of sets in coney For ladies we have the Simmons kid Initial handkerchiefs for men and boys, ceptionally good values and a nice line o'possum, red and gray fox and beaver. gloves. For men we have the Ilaasens coming in boxes, three to a box at $1.0( of patterns at $2.00 to $5.00 These furs were bought early and they dress gloves. Silk lined Maco gloves are very reasonably priced. We also at.. $1.75 Initial handkerchiefs at 20c and 2Zi $2 60 to $13.75 House Shoes show nice line of muffs at Ladies and childrens initial handker- Felt house shoes for ladies and children and Cap Seta chiefs at 20c to toi coming in red, and black, with or Scarf Mens Sets fray We also have a beautiful line of without the fur trimming at 1 to $1.60 These make nice gifts for ladies and hanJ girls. We have a good range of pat Mans suspenders and supporters to embroidered handkerchiefs for ladies, Mens felt house shoes at $1.25 terns in the silk and wool. Priced per match, box hose supporters and arm and we especially invite the ladies tt Mens leather house shoes at $1.50 sat... $1.25 and $1.50 banes, also a complete line of mens ties. see them early.

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