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University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository New Mexico State Record, 1916-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 5-10-1918 New Mexico State Record, 05-10-1918 State Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/nm_state_record_news Recommended Citation State Publishing Company. "New Mexico State Record, 05-10-1918." (1918). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ nm_state_record_news/96 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in New Mexico State Record, 1916-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NEW MEXICO STATE RECOM) SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO FRIDAY MAY 10, 1918 NUMBER 188 K. P S TAKE IN 22 NEW THOUSANDS OF LAMBS FIVE HIGH SCHOOLS SANTA FE SALOONS COUNTY QUOTA OF MEMBERS. ELECT OFFICERS BESIDES HOGS AND STEERS COMMISSIONS FOR WILL COMPETE IN TRACK MUST CLOSE AT SIX RAILROAD MEN AND ENJOY BANQUET TO BE FED BY HUBBELL MEET AT DUKE CITY AFTER THIS WEEK STATE'S MEN MANY 996 Santa Fe Lodge No. 2. Knichts of That 200 sows, from 800 to 1,500 OF OUR NEW nine high school athletes, The ciiv council of Santa Fe at HAVE RALLIED IN .i .. .i a t i . Thirty --- P,tfi,i t.:.i. t tinrt inrlitHintr frnm a i - txr r m ,lll,a:1 mi.uittunjdi.nt.j ut jumiti. uiiuiuhv steers aim irom o.vuu ro imi's renrespntntives the stormy session on Tuesday even- rir V AY ,ast Saturday night by taking in 21 would he feeding ot the Hubbell ran-- u 1 II Alhii.inrrq.te. Santa he. Koswcll. ing pas-e- an ordinance rAVr 1 t"- -' MkXlfl M IIIhRS requiring LARGE NUMBERS .new members. They were Chief Jus-- ch, five miles south of the city by mL,lVA uULLILIW! and Dawson high schools, wi'.I the closing of all saloons at 6 p. - tice R. H. Hanna. Rev. F. F.. Loch- July 1, was announce.! today by . step out on University- field Friday in., effective Monday Miiy 13. j ridfje, Came Warden Theodor Frank A. Hubbell. afternoon to complete in the first The vote was five to three on al-- , Enough New Mexicans to make Rouault, Jr., State Senator B. F. F.ventnallv, we shall have about Twenty-eigh- t, New Mexicans, win clay's events of the intcrscholust the nronosition. M:ivor Davies ad'l- - Skilled and technically trained most a regiment, under the old Army Pankey, State Engineer James A. 30,000 lambs on the ranch that is, are graduated from the llnrd (Jilt - track and field meet. I he final willi'iig Ins vote to that of the four workers of this state, having rnlist-- will for - organization, start leaving French, H. C. Yontz, Superintend- - when we are in full blast,'" said Mr. ccrs training Camps, have been re be held Saturday afternoon. Republican Alderman three of whom en for service with the military rhe camps of the United of Public now work-State- s i l n training Instruction Jonathan Hubbell. we are L'Jiiiiiitnucu iui aa ' j uc ucLi.uiidlUi UMIUTM Will UC were last month on same torces ot tnc tied are re-- five-da- jent "Right kuiiiiuntfiia eieneri the Mates, Army during the y H. Wagner, H. S. Lutz, W. A. Fort- - injj out detads. We expect to feed ind lieutenants in the United States held in Rodey hall Saturday morn- - ticket with him. Those voting for ccivinc instructions which soon will which 25. Albu-exa- 1 period begins May The ner, Frank Hermann, A. B. Gnagey, 2,000 hogs here every year." .'.my. Commissions will be issue ing and the oratorical contest in Ro the ordinance were Cclso Lopez, G. 'put them to work. These New Mex-V- number is 985, as announced E. N. Stevcr. I. C. McConverv. ciuernue Herald. ns need for officers arises. In the dey hall Saturday night. Armijo, Lihrrato liaca, Nicolas icans. not of the draft age. who have by Captain R. C. Reid. U. S. R., in Frank Owen, C. E. Hott, Supreme meanwhile they will be in the service The entries in the declamatory Sena and the Mayor. enlisted, are all railroad men. charge of the work in this state. Justice Frank W. Parker, Dr. F. R. THE NEW MEXICO CATTLE without commissions. contest will be Miss Clara lierch- - Judge Holloman, Judge Roberts Air Brake Inspector In addition to these, who are all Lord. Robert W. Lynn, Charles AND HORSE CROWERS ASSN. Twenty are graduates of Camo told, Santa Fe: Miss Grace Jackson and several ladies as well as the Call No 4M was for one air brake white 11 colored men men, there are Proebstcl, E. N. Rich, William It. j Travis, Leon Spring, Texas. They or Miss Thelma Farley, Albuquerque ; mayor and members of the council inspector. Under this call Thomas liable call ' under this of the draf'. Roberts and George Dietzcl. The executive board of the New are as follows Leah Caldwell, Clayton; Miss Grace spoke for the measure. Marcelinn Devine, of Las Vegas, San Miguel Inasmuch as no for train-in- s in-- Grels-chowsk- provision New officers elected and installed Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Leslie E. Alldredge, Springer, f Freese, Raton; Miss Ernestine i, Ortiz and Guadalupe Herrera spoke county, will entrain on May 20. these colored men has been made were: Chancellor commander, R. H. Association held its first meeting in in try. Santa Rosa; Miss Norma it. (porting to the Commanding Officer General - by Headquarters, they will Hanna; Reed Hollo- Raton last week. All members of Richard H. Buevcns, Jr., Carlsbad, Rasmus, Roswell, and Miss Ruth of Engineers. Camp Dick, Wrights- - not be sent to camps at William the new Carlsbad. IN training man; prelate H. Roberts, board were present and an infantry. Helper, H. J. LANCE TARRED AND town. J. this time. master of work, C. E. Hott; keep- - important session was held. One of Stanley W. Coon, Lordsburg in- Contestants in the oratorial contest ( all No. 434 was for one boiler The coun- FEATHERED AT CARLSBAD quotas which the several er of records and seal, Rev. Loch- - the most important decisions was to fantry. will be Arthur Dean, Clayton ; George maker or helper. Under this call ties will furnish are as follows: ridge, master of S. a Frank M. Culberson, La Lande, in- Hite, Las Vegas ; Paul Cullcn or finance, Harvey appoint legislative committee, j! ": O0Sevl;It Bernalillo 0 master of Cashier whose it will be formulate Roswell. Saturday night, shortly after nine r,a , Lutz; exchequer, duty to fantry. Wayne Ingram, o'clock, the town was the V" Leg-Fran- k L. Hill. str.led by Chaves 0 Robert W. Lynn; master of arms, and present to the next State John Clayton, infantry. The student body of the university " in- ' sudden appearance on Canyon street V Colfax 34 inner E. N. islature several bills favorable to Gustave J. Kaune, Santa will give a dance for the visitors at - Owen; guard. the Fe, of a man clothed in an - Camp Mca,,c- A(lm'ra. 14 outer K. Stauf-- stock fantry. hall the "! impro Md.?;,.,c Curry Stever; guard, John ! industry. Rodey following oratorial ""'Iam. snoes7 Dona Ana 75 H. C. Yontz. j Clark M. Albu-F- . Dillman C. Kinsell, Santa Fe, in- contest !4 niKing: E! h E fer; trustees, Benjamin Captain Carr, of Saturday night. ofY" s '" 0 and Thomas de-- , was a member of The entries from the different ,riow" fee. ''cadd Call Ko. 441 was J"t Eddy Pankey Doran; querque, appointed fantry. " tha - for Grant 76 puty grand chancellor, John K. the board to fill the vacancy caused Aud E. Lusk, Carlsbad, infantry. towns in the field events follows : P,rVeJ aut? tive firemen vTdcr Roswell-A.i- ",0,'lIe hai1 suddenly Guadalupe 51 Stauffer. Grand Keeper of Records by the death of former Governor Sam J. Lusk, Carlsbad, infantry. Dawson.-Cov- ert. stin ,,,is fh MoV "JT - " C. S. , , -- Lincoln 8 and Seals Elder, and former Grand William McDonald. Lawrence Ousterhoudt, Hond.ile, liassett, mayney, Canon, Corn, Hale, ; , , 'C. A Mnv " reporting, to the Command- - Luna 0 Chancellor Bernstein Suitable resolutions relative to the rtoman, .,, ' Officer of brought three infantry. Hayes, Jones, Mcrherson, ofty' n(1 rol cd o mging Engineers Camn 0 automobile loads of from death of Governor McDonald were Thomas Pappas. Jal, cavalry. Urton and ?" object out Meade. Admiral. Md McKinley Pythians Pendergrass, Whatley in Mora 94 Albuquerque, despite rain and slip-- j adopted by the board, Joe A. Purdy, Gallup, field artil- Santa Herrara, Laws fr0"f "7 PP'e standing TaIIcv a,lf) Pan R Ross, of "ibu: Victor Loveland and J. ,he building, said object Otero 0 pery roads, the visitors arriving just Culberson, president of the lery. Staplin. Albuquerque - Bernalillo Ray Quay 23 in time, having taken from 2 to 8 association, cal'ed attention to the Casper S. Rea, Riddle, infantry. -- Blake, Faw. Harrington. Herndon, ,ng a. most. s,r.a1c J PP"ran- Vrnnly,n f i.'vega's San Rio Arriba 99 p. m. to make the which or-- 1 importance to the stock of John C. Robbins, Mesilla Park, Horner, Miller, Payton, Pinter. Ro-- ; . It Ci Molton G trip ' industry Jr., iT' M''"' in.v: Penglose. Roosevelt 34 takes half the time. the of the state gers, banchez, Sandoval, Sedillo, llnlZ?tLi,h " nf n ohe. Arizona dinarily only reorganization infantry. ob-y- Sandoval ' 48 Ma- - mounted a Watson M.