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H TO AIL CARL8IUD, _NEW _sUUTJOO,'. _AIUIHT _1M,

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IRSIIIPS

1

TO

LAND

HERE

l Airship _Will _Visit (ferlsbad

Imra El I'nno to Hhow Penoto

llNwIbllltles of Aortal Line, As the result ot the Interest

shown by the Commercial Club,

through Its efficient secretary, W.

P. Mcllvaln, Carlsbad will be one of the stations on the Southwest-r-n

Aerial Transportation Line, which company has headquarters i

In Kl Taso. The company will en-

-HRKV III HIV lfUIUfBJl VI CUIUUICr-

-cUl aviation and the training of

student flyers.

_.The

following lot'

ter

was recently received by Sec--,

retary Mcllvaln and Is

El Paso. Texas, August 12,1919.1

The Secretary, I

Chamber or Com merco,

Carlsbad, New Mexico.

81r: I

We note with extreme

crest

pleasure the news Itui.i In the Herald of the 11th l'i which ou

contémplate the establishment of

the aerial line of the Houthwest"rn

In your city. We thank yon (or

your Intense Interest In us and

assure you or a very happy

co-operation and beneficial service In

the future.

t

A telegram this morning an--1 ounces the release or our first shipI

and we expect It any time. In

this first ship we will visit your

city and let you see what we have and more fully determine a regular scheduled aerial linn. We want your estmest effort In this matter.

Commercial aviation Is here to

stay. We have no timo to lone

with skeptical people or those who

are dreaming that the airplane Is

a long way off. You are positively

assured

that

It la not. We have been In the war. Kvery person connected with this organisation has been flying In the war. We

learned that there Is nothing

Im-possible In the air. We want Carlsbad to be with us In

estab-lishing this route In every way. You realize the possibilities.

Again thanking yn.i for your kindness and your Invitation to

your city assure you I_hat _we are

i Very truly,

POITHWESTERN AEHI.U. LINKS W. II. Smith.

ItKLATIYJCH OK "IIONOn HOI. I.

w. HOY-"- .

'The

Soldiers' Record Publishing

Association wishes to

girt

an

auth-entic .record of all American

soldi-ers who were killed In seclon, died of disease, or from wounds while In

foreign service. The Chapters of

the Red Cross have been asked to

and furolsn

informa-tion from their Local Honor Rolls.

Photographs with this Information are desired; the name; rank;

or-ganisation; nam of nearest

rela-tive; and whether killed In action:

died of dlaease or wounds. All

photographs will be returned. Please mall or give photographs to me

at

earliest convenience.

MRS. H. H. IHLI.KY, See.

Vr. and M J. I SilMehmieh, of Lovington, were brought to this

city Tuesday artornoon, Mr. Stlne-baug- _h being very III. He was

taken at once to Eddy County

hospital, where he Is _somewhat

Improved, but Is still a dangerous-ly sick man, suffering from some form of bowel trouble. Mrs. Htlnebaugh Is with her husband constantly and everything possible Is being done for him.

B. IIB.VnniCKH,

J.

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MVINÍI8TOW, President

FRANCIS H. IIYA1V, _Cashier.

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Pr

PARCEL

POST

FOR

FIRST

ZONE ONLY

IVxUffe

l'(4

on Government Fund

lMprtv1 In

Onlrr

lo Competo

With Home Htore l'rirM. Washington, Aug. 10. Official

announcement was made that

cir-cular letters had been sent all

post-masters directing that they collect only _{postage for the first tone,} _nn

matter what the distance the food

stuffs would have to be shipped.

The difference will be biade up by the war department, which, on

shipments to third and ..fourth tones, will deduct from the price

chargel for orders a sum sufficient to make up the shortage.

Poslmasters were requested by

the post office department to accept

newspaper dispatches as

authoriza-tion for suspension of the gone

rates In regard to the army food,

adding

_that

official authorization

would follow.

The order came after complaints

had been received from all parti

of the country that postage from

distribution centers Into third and fourth tones would In many

in-stances result In _{an actual price}

to many consumers In excess to

tht

charged in stores.

NOTE Even with the parrels

post _{rale changed} so that the charges for the first tone only are

collected from the purchaser, very

tittle saving can be mart by

peo-ple of Carlsbad on purchase from

the army on any of the Urtlcle

quoted In the list furnished to the postmasters. The Current doesn't

mention this fact for the purpose

of discouraging pnrchaees, but that

people who undertake to make such

purchases may not he disappointed. There Is also the fact that army goods ennnot be purchased subject

to Inspection and return. If not found up to standard. ANo the army Is not a taxpaver In Carlsbad

end In no way contribute to the

upkeep of the city, therefore It is good business to buy from the

home merchant when he has the

goods to sell at appro--_Imately _the

ssme pries offered by the

govern-ment.

YOKMK! I.OIMÍK HTMITH WITH riTHOMi MKMHKUHHIIV

The Urotherhood of Ame-lc-ao Yoeineti organized Homestead No.

6U05 at Carlsbad Wednesday night the 10th. with a membership of

51). _The following officers were

elected:

Foreman Claude Farrls. Master of Ceremonia Yicola Nelson.

Correspondent Vera Carder.

Master of Accounts R. Homer

Chaplain Hattle Eaker.

Overseer Elisabeth Enker.

Watchman Llllle Mae, Nelson.

Sentinel Arlle Nichols.

!dy

Rowena Grace Fair.

lAdy nebecca Cora Marble.

Guard Fred Stelg.

After election of officers an

elaborate banquett was served.

The large tables were decorated lit red dahlias and green terns, the

colors of the Yoemen lodge. ATTENTION American Virion.

The Charter for Bryan Mudgett Post No. 7 of New Mexico has been received and all members

and honorably discharged sold lera sailors and marines are requested

lo meet at the courthouse. Thurs-day night, the J7th Instant, for the purposes of permanent organisa-tion,

at

8 o'clock.

All are Invited and urged to

A-ttend. B. V- - HUJAC. Post Commander. Chairman.

J.

A. M'HK. Vlcs-Prssdd-T. C. HOUXB. nt

DO

YOU

WANT

A

HAND-GRENA- DE

AS

A

SOUVENIR

OF THE

WAR?

YOU Can He On by Bavin

Your Money and Investing

In War Savings SUanpa. DEGIX SAVIXO AND Ilt'Y-LN- O

NOW.

YOU Do Not Havs to Walt Until tarn obtain

ths

ro-ñad.

If

Yo Havs Yon

War Raving Humps parcha

4

Wheal the Grenade Is Giren Yon,

It

Then Uscomcs

Yours.

For

Information Call

at

THE NATIONAL BANK

OF

CARLSBAD

OFFICKItM-

-f

-W.I'

at

of

Day

I LostHie Day In _Prnnre'n blggcM nnlloiial eicnt. President I'olnr.iie. Miirshnlls Pm-lt-, _Jurfrv _ami _IVtnln, ami the leading men Itl Kinn.e, Hie pantile fruiii the

TO THE I'ATItONS OK THE C.tltLKIMD S4.II(M)I.H.

As has been previously announc-ed schools will begin work

Mon-day, September 1st., at o'clock.

All pupils

be-longing _{to the} first six grades will

assemble at that time at the.

Gram-mar School buildings.

pupils will assemble at the school.

Pupils belonging to the Seventh

and EUhlh Grades and the High School will meet at the High School building In _the Study Hall

at

the same time. At this time tu'.l Instruction as lo text books

and school supplies will be given pupils. Enrollment cards will be mud out and a tentative piogram

of work will be arranged. Parents or pupila who may waft to consult teachers or principal before the npeulng date can do so at the high school buildin-.-- tiny day of the week beginning

Mon-day, August

_tsth.,

between the hours of 9 and

II.

It la suggested

_thst

parents see lo It that their children are in

the best possible physical condi-lin- n

school opens. To this

end It _would _{be wise to} _{hare them}

examined by the family physician

to ascertain It there are defects

In eyes, ears, teeth, etc., which need attention.

The school buildings are

being _{thoroughly cleaned, the seats}

revarninhed, and the grounds

Im-proved before school opens. Mnt

of the tench-r- _{will be in Carlsbad}

by August 25th. to attend the Teachers' Institute. Parents are

Invited to cnll at the high school

building during the Inmitute nnd meet the tencher who will have

charge of their chillren durlnit the

school year.

All children should start the first day. Remember that the

compul-sory school law now includes nit

children between the ages of

t

and sixteen. See that your

chil-dren are not handicapped by

be-ginning late. Remember that no achnol wna ever siiceessful when

patents did not cooperate.

Illp

the teachers to make the coming

year the most successful in the history of the schools.

OAltK

THAU, AMHOTlVriOX TO MEET I.N' ItOSWELL. Roswell. N. M.. Aug. 20.

Gen-eral Interest In _better roads will'

in.liau

A t.u k. '

largest road convention ever held

in the state. The Ozark

Trails'

Association holds Its annual

meet-ing In Roswell October 1, Sand 3.

.'.argo number of delegates froi six states Kansas, Missouri.

Ark-ansas, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico will be la attendance. A

program of unusual Interest and

merit Is being arranged.

It

Is expected that there will be

at

least 1000 visitors at the

con-vention and Roswell Is already at work

la

arranging detail! so that there will bs accomodations for all

(he vial

tor.

The hotels and

room-ing houses will bs utilized to the fullest and the homes of the city will bs thrown open to take csrs

of thoss who can not get

accomo-dations Id the regular rooming

houses and hotels. There will also bs ample facilities for those who wish to camp.

There will be hundreds of Ihs visitors come In cars from a far as St. Louis. In addition to the regular convention program there

will be much entertainment

pro-vided so that every visitor will feel well repaid for coming.

Hops will havs a cowboy reuní

on and general round-u-p _August;

Handbills declare the reunion and round-u- p _la to _bs

"open to lbs wtdo, wlilo world:" tlisy also bear the startling stale-me-at "All old maids over

tfty

freet"

A program of tho usual racing, roping and branding has

been arranged for he

tares

dsvs with purses of from

It.

SO _lo $175

far the winners.

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Local

Post of

Has

Hon

ored Hero.

urjan

Mutlgelt I'iml .Minml A.U'I ..wUlviium aii'jun .lutifciit

KIU IUIUIMII) "11 .

The llrynu Mudgett 1'unt ot tho

AnitftU'uii i.egiun in iiumeu in notiui

oi lain Liiim-nuu- i _itixua . n

gelt ot old Cuiupuny it' _Wno

went to Tu 1'it-siui- _ul San 1'm.i-cmc- o

with iiiuny ot our ho) and toon I_lie _couise ot training aud

be-came an oilitei uuri wt iii i i mure

with Co. ,"A", 3G7th Ini., 90th

Iminion, and

alter

serving tlirousli the greut advances of the

Ameri-can Army commencing in July, IMS, sua killed in battle Septt-m-be- r

25th, l'JIK, on

_llu

St. Miguel

urive

mar

Tulle.

Lieutenant Mudgett was

men-tioned lu all orders of the day lor

bis gallantry and

alter

his death

was decorated with The Croix de Guerre of Kluncu with one palm leaf.

The First Order of the Crown of Iielgluiu.

'ine

lilHlingulslied Service Cross of the Culled Slates.

England la to uwurd the Victoria Cross,

Thus tho local Post for Eddy County Is appropriately named in honor of this gulluut young soldier

who gave his life for God ana

Country, and In defense ut that Christian Civilisation which he and his ancestry helped establish.

Young Minlgett was born at Odessa, Texus, in Apr'.l. lS'l;;, ami came hete with his purents nlo,it

seventeen Jeurs ago. Hence his life whs npint upon the pralrien amid the gloilous sunxhlne of the free and open West.

Therefore, ho loved liberty and

died for those principal and shall

ever live whore real men are

found who believe In tho articles

or the Declaration of

So sleeps toduy amid the poppy blooms of France all thut was

mor-tal of llryan Mudgett. In his wus loved by all and enpeciully those who soldiered with him on The Ilorder and later by those who roldlervd under him. One loved

by his 'niitiHnions In Amis Is

al-ways to be envied, and this was his

reward.

Now thut the war drums throb

no longer und our battle flags are lurled, in honor of those who died for us, let's renew our reverence

for Ood and organised Government, that they may not havs died In

vain.

For the parents of our departed

hero, Mrs. and Mr. W. P. Mudgett. of La Huerta, and his widow, Mrs.

Zetha de Derry Mudgett, tho Post extends Its sympathy and yet glories

in the achievements of ono whom

they loved and loving love to

hon-or, for llryan Mudgett never slight-ed a friend or shunned a foe. He was ever faithful to God, to Glory nd to Ws shall be

faith-ful to him and the principals he espoused.

F. P.

Bill

AC.

Post Commander. BAI.B8 OK LAND IX LOWKIl

VALLEY.

The Gerlsth land In the lower

valley, consisting of forty acres adjoining the Malaga townilts antf

forty acres on mil distant, was

sold last week,

to

a Mr. Harkston,

of Colorado. Possession was

giv-en immediately, tho family occupy-h.- g

the place at this time. John

Plowman sold slaty acres In the

same section to a relativa ot Mr.

Haekston, C.

_I.

Hslvsy, and

pos-session will bs given lns!d of

thirty days. Mr, Plowman will niove his family to a school section one mils

further

south. These

nxw families rs receiving a warm wsleomo from

ths

good-hearte- d

psopls of Malaga.'

Rev. Oso. H. Olvan will deliver

ths

sermon

at ths

Alrdomo Sunday vsnlag

at

sight thirty.

to

Impressive

Scene

Reviewing Stand

Bastille

Parade.

EuKllsh-America- n Spanish-'America- n SpaniHh-Amerlra- n

American

Legion

postliuuiouHly Independence.

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I.UiOU lAY I'lttM I.AMATIOV

Hy _the _Governor.

In America labor bus always occupied a pOHitloti of dignity,

be-cause it In _{one of} _{the corner stones}

upon which our greut and prosper-ous nation has been built; and in

honor or labor it haa long been

lie

riiHioiii to observe and celelirute a national holiday ench year.

TIIKKKFOKK, I. HKNJ. K. I'.VV-

-Ki:V, ACTING GOVKItNOIt OK,

Till:

STATi: OK NKW MKXICO, do hereby designate and prnclnltn

MO.VIIAY. SKITKMIIKR 1st. I!tl!

as LAllOlt KAY In the Siute of New Mexico.

l.iilmr In Its limad sense, whirl) includes

eery

rltlzen fgceptiiig

the Idle, confronts two enemies

which ran be and iiiiihI be

evtermliiateit. namely the i _II._ic nnd food hoarders. The red flan, with Its Ivuorunl and vicious himIn

cry. Is utterly nut or place H a

f'ee mid priinperniiH nation: fmiil

boarders and pni'iteers. groups of

rnusi'lenceb-di- i _men, _traliors _lo _.their

country,

_rnnttllute

as great n

men-ace In _{Amellen ns} the. _{red flag, and}

should he n uulrkly "!

_unml.

tnknbly dealt with. Them.

_twi

elements which linlay are aiteinn'-In-g

to ilitrnpi and plunge

_il..

""""'rv l"'o

ti"o.-,- t iioi; PAT a new stgnincnnce and

Im-portance this year, and I urge

that orcanir.eil. im well

at

gener.l

luhor. lend every posnlhle effml.

conxlHtenl wlih lawiibtdlng _elMrens. Inwards nvercoiulng these common enemies.

I.flhnr was onn or Hie

_nun'tntl

forcea which brought nlioiil tlt

treat

lclorv In tlie recent world war. and l.'ihor today Is one of the

forces

_iion

which tlepcna

tor the orderly nnd peaceful of national P'usperi-t-y and cintentinent.

I _r' n r..;i-

_nlte

iill

_dil.'i's

t

- ...i.t n lh _{tnprupi iuif} ci

o1 _l.ulioi I _iiy.

Hone ill the KvcuHve Office t lilts Mw _li.ih ihiv of August, 1.,

inir.

WITNKSS MY 1IANI

TIIK GHKAT SF.AL OK TIIK STATi: OK NKW MKXICO

IIKNJ. F. PANUKV.

Atti-it'eil-: Acting Governoi.

MANIKL MARTINEZ.

Secretary of State.

TO PIlOHF

fST

OK LIVINti

is'

THIS hTATK.

Albuquerque, N. M., Aug. 9.

Cuitud States District Attorney Suinnitra Ilurkhart, at the

direc-tion ot ths Departmsnt of Justice,

will begin at once an Investiga-tion of ths high cost of foodstuffs

Q New Mexico.

Mr. Ilurkhart and A. It. Gere, sper!ul .Keiit of the Department of

Justice, rusts' been In conference,

planning the probe, and It Is

an-nounced by the district attorney

that

it wilt be pushed In the most

vigorous way. All special agents

In the

stats

havs been Instructed to give first call to cases ot

profi-teering, routine

mat-ters for the time being, and

allow-ing nothing, but the moat

Impor-tant cases to Interfere with the

in-vestigation ordered by tbe depart ment.

It

la

itatsd that

offtslal attention had been called to ths mounting price of shoes and,

that

ths special

agents will bs Instructed to

Inves-tigáis aleo this phase of the hkgk cost of living, although their

ef-forts mainly win bs to find

wheth-er excessive profits

ars

being

ac-cumulated by dealers la foodstuffs.

The district attorney's office will have the asslatancs of ths food

administration for

ths

stats In

ths

Inquiry as soon as

that

organiza-tion Is revived.

Thomas F.iell and Jack Horns

came In from

ths

ranch of Ihs

lat-ter yeslat-terday on a business trip.

Wo ars glad to nots

that

Mr.

Essll ; gets around without bis

erutches. althV

bs

'_lays, _{ha still}

baa rheumatism ' ceaasionally.

WHICH

WAY

WILL

CAT

JUMP?

New

_I'larer

Claim llernr

I'ttnjr.tf

f _{Vital Interest} _to _Cnrlsbiid.

Arteria III

_IHtclHmrnt

In Kl-h-_l.

There is a matter up befoitt Congress _{uow which is of} _vital

to in people of tiildy

Coun-ty. It Is _the _bill _relating _to _the

disposal or the lands belonging_These- - in ths public domain. lands are now Oaken I

placer claim notices put upon the ground, and a duplicate or which Is duly filed _{for record at the}

of-fice or tho couaty clerk. Thero is

hardly any one In Carlsbad who

has not at one _{time or another,} nml his or her name on ono or these _{placer claims,} _and _who _did not hope to get rich tnereby. S.

far no one has yet made any mint

or gold rrom_been them, but they have

the only means of taking

of mineral-hearin- g

lands In

the public domain.

A leasing law Is now beforo

Congrea, which will _{limit the a}

mount of mineral land ono man mny own to twenty-fiv-e _hundred and sixty acres in an unproven

field, or to alx _hundred _and _forty in a proven field. As at present constituted, _{the law} _allows _eight rltlsens of the

_Inlted

_Stale fr

rtirm an nsanciatlon to take nm

hundred and sixty ncn-s- . _and _thero

Is no limit to _{the amount} _of _land

this nssoclnllon can claim,

provid-ing _that _{the claims are} _not

con-tiguous.

The Carlsbad field Ik, _nf _course,

an unproven _{field, nnd much of} _tho

oil structure, ns outlined by rcoIo-gist- s

who have from time to

time visited the valley, lies In the public domain. This oil land lis

one of _{the great natural resources} of tli. country, and Is, prnctlcallv speaking, the last one which may

he had for the asking. Tho fre

rang. Is gone, _{the water for}

Irri-gation is gone, and there remain onlv the unexplored mineral pnl-hiliti-es

of the country. It

be-hooves the people, then, to seo

thnt such land U proper! v cVvel-ope-d.

All t'ien who have tluhhed in th-

-fl.

field at nil know that drilling

c.

_t.nraits

_can _{not he had nn} _siii'OI No concern with from inlv

to a _hundred

_thounnd

_iloll.in

_ti

p. it i"iii a hole will gimhle It oil

a w'ld cat venture without ilm of hie returns sliouM thev strike It rich. Thus It Is

that a eoinnnny coming Into this unproven field will h.ivo ePoir:ti land to ft I _{t t;}!v crrnii-iM- p

If _inr _{fhe rink t:iken} In pu tlntr Ir the well. drillers nav. In fi'Ct. we _{will spend} n large sum of n.nne In this Held, _"l.if If w _strike n pool, we will mal c

"any more times the amount w..

:M bin we W'll not i'r'11 In inv

counf-- y _where _we _will _he _limited

o rlrmly gel tisi" O'ir minify lineH,

'n case we str.k It rich . _The

risk of losing II _nil ts alwnytf

in such a field. We are)

villlnc to lake one ch'tnee In t.'rt.

riovlding that tee c.-- m.-.k-e _mativ fillies on our original t _ment,

u.it w are not willing to lukn

I_{'inl one chtinep} _In _ten. _{If w}

nnlr

ftieuk

_een

If we lilt ?he ky

one rhanre.

Tile law as at pris'"tt onstltuleit

ri" i'v.j the big _ciiMiiim tu rumo

ii

tid

drill. This i i _li _Hi"

l.til tint Homer I'. I.et Ik _i'ii'Iii

111 n well west in town, on a

prior-i- i.i.iti. and of the ri.;nv tliou.-r- .i

rt.s _nf _acres _held by his rompi-- ",

h.tiill one acre 1:1 n

_hundí'

l(

l _land.

The prnpoHi'd law limit" nm

driller lo four s.fflons In nn nn--_i

neri

Hehi, and this, it is

s;.,

- tin a large egmuh I1I01 k in in--,

itnr.. a drilling cniiip.1.11 to sp ul

in un sn unproM-- fit Id tlioiilil

to

or three mtn

_sruie

Iheir' '

and then 1'nmbltie. ii

wtirlr

kppiar that the lutein of the l.iw-i-s

defeated, for It Is _{iluliiied that} it is drawn In tht-- Inteiesi _of _the

irnsiectnr ot small means.

1 _two men ran _combin.',

--_.jren _can _combine,

snd ihus ,

large field could be He'.'regute.l In

Ihe Interest of a big company. _' develop, or retard, as tt wishes.

If the proaent law Is wrong be-tai-It allows the hi,' companies

t coma. In and control large bleck

of land, then the proposed aeem to be right, because it

will not allow largo couipaiiiea to'

segregate such blocks.

Hut If big companies will not

corns In and drill unless they

cut

control big blocks, and if no ouei

but big companies ran afford

tir'

drill In an unproven

Irld,

where,

.tien, Is

ths

good to be round In

ihs

new law? ftetter to allow the o'd ono to remain on tho statute-

-looks, It would appear.

-Whichever way the oat lumps. there

ars

aomo people in Carlsbadr who will bs Injured, and others

who will bs helped. 1' will pay sll Interested to study the new bill and Its conditions

vers

thoroughly, and endeavor to have)

inch action taken by Congress a

will rsvorably affect tho greatrg part of ths psopls concerned.

L. O. Ryan experts to leave

ot

, Monday for Han Francisco, Calif on

nis, where his wife, daughters, and)

giandaon hsve been for some 1 111 and where hs contemplates i.isklnrtf

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a.

Il

WEAVER'S

LOCAL

NEWS

Judge t'. Ilrice was In town

Vaiurday Iroiu lloswell, attending

o

_v.i

loin district ruuri manera.

Hill Campbell returned rrlday trtmi a trip to Oklahoma, veiling la Friday.

John Hurrah wna In town from

tola ranch In Hie Seven Kiwi dls-Irl-Timad ay uf this week.

A. Z. Sinllh returned Xatuid.iy

from trip lo Clmidctoft where he was in attendance ut u

coiner-er-of riiunty agenta.

Itev. I). I''. Scllurds and biiii,

Ifevld. It'll Tuesday for a trip I"

Maylull w_tifie Mr. Sclliinla lutein's la liold u meeting and jiherw

!e

rest tor u lew duya ! the ppenlUK f schools.

Minn Ida llreedlng

rami

In Monday

night from

I'wui

and wilt visit

In Carl.bud a few days befóte Ilia opening of school Mies Utiedlng

baa taught inuniial Irainlnp In the

eehoola of Kl

_Puo

for

.eeiel

years.

Mesaci.. .Vloicr mid Tallev. .1 I

bnyei-a-. _of _Man Anillo, Texas, were In the rlty the

ntt

of the week, on litmlne...

Mohci Till! v of Cent Sill

_V

Ion. Hold and ilelneted to M

Nnllke ;Nn ewe. innl 7'"l lamb

I

II!.

60 u round. The h

been i iili tiInk

thr

sheep on i'i old

Arrey laiii'f. inri--

liit

_Mii'd-

-fhev Purchased them fiom the i'

t

é

F. Hhcep rompniiy. Thi' new woem will IMho thi'in lo To'ii

0reen

rounty.

_Tiia.

and have us ne a hnnrh of

ehep

ran he

foe

ad any

_whir.

Tom i!ra and mere.

MI.

Pauline iliac, meitI _Titeada _in

town from Ihi' i!mv rnncli.

south-hill

I.KANK: M _mrti-- ranch.

With good gtaa. miiI Writer, "il

mil.,

south of ChiIhIuiiI, V M

Fenced and mnull liona. Inunde Hra. A K. WATSON, falncc hoi.l.

"rlHlinil. N.'W

_Muln

tf

TIRES

A

it

liu Taylor moved

ha

iroaia to

hlN raiirh In thv inouiil.Iu

SSunday mornlOK.

Junifa W. Tulk and wire jud

Mm. ItHUKun riliiined

I..I. ....nlli'a lull ttfl I'ult.

I IHill _lililí itiiviibitm w

-forma, (ii'ltlng In Sir. '

T.ilk atopprd at Koawcll bin

re-inini'd a couple of daya luter

Mra. Frank Morlii and dumhti-- r

lleli'iie rama III Salu'd ly lrom

Avu. whi'io they e

railed liecauae or th--_' _in_rloua

of Mra. Monu" fulher. Wio died durlnK Ihi'lr vlHll I'li'ie.

KdwHi'd I'urdy I'litnu In fiom Oakland. S.ihi .l.iv, and will n.miiln lure fi r the lllil' he-

-In;.-- _Ml _{any falo.} _KiUunl _him lieeli

III ItiiI _la _Ketilnn Itetter now.

Mm liludya Nevelilier lelt

mornlnK for liulUx. where alie him u ponlllon In n nillroiid oirii'e ii

.Mr and Mra. John Weed of IMiii'h river, will he renldent of Onrtiihiul for the wlnler iminlha. hailiiK moved from Iheir ranch In

oilier to unid lili' eliililiiii

''

.t'hool.

--₁ Wlll'i' I_i'.' W ". --I "

..' Mm Until Mu

'iii tcl ; ' lo till"'"' I.lilt

1, . _'in. _I,. _{of I''} ! '

rum

her lioiue ii" i_in

' II I'l. I.... i. . .

Ml--, _linv Iiim-!m-

riiii'

ii'-I-i... It"'r ( Ic. I'.Minii-- . i_lilt with her

diiiii'.iir.

In iimpi'itii" fiii'ii

nei''ii'

'

Mil end wl'l liinlil" una-"i'l"-'

1.

meai'iiee of her mother lit !h'

time

ilt

m!"'--

-,

_"i"

ii

'i

miti'n'eil lun i. _tu'iir rinnn

II ! irooil tank"

liiil

r

_fire

_r.ince

_roe.

wtfVi

i Will trke .nine (rude. Till

"i"-- tuiiHt .ell. for I have no

further tiao for It. Alao

null",

hoin' mid rnttl" for aale,

It. II.

nr ?

ni

Arteala. N. M

J V.

_MtVK.

KnJ-- li. Tit

MT,

I'll

tN. F. JOYCE. lti:M

T. C. KVtlW,

A.llMiil

aalilrr.

Depository

United

uf

Mexico

County

of

A

of satisfied

Won't

you

our

bank?

Wo

_{are anxious to}

Tin

remarkable

Product

Every

worth more

than

TheOver-sizeNon-Ski-d

Fabric; The

Fisk

Cord; The Red Top,

Heavy Tread.

GOOD

LOOKING,

GOOD

VALUE

TIRES

GARAGE

OLIVER

Mlddli'lon Malurda. MlBHourl. Cullfornla, y Kii'iioKiupher. ii'ipimed. KNOWi.KS.

fnoldetilt

tt CI.AIIKNCK Cvwhler)

for:

States

State

New

Kddy

Hoard

Education

host

customers.

also

make

bank your

serve

FIRST NATIONAL

BANK

Capital

nurf

Surplus.

$200,000.00

ctmiueirr.

miipat, Avavn

mtmtib

tire

costs.

Big

Extra

Ply,

&

HINES

MInk iUlya llrlre, AlUirney-nl-- _l

jiv.

Mlaa (iladya llrlre yenterdny wan

admitted to the bar of New Mexico at the aeaalon of the atate exam

iner al Manta Ke. In addition to adiutaalon, ahe had the honor of

leading the claaa. Harney MrChee

and lilllard Wyatt of thU rlty

were alan anrreanfiil appllranti, and a meaaaKe from Mr. Mel!lire noted thut he alao waa Krant id hia

pa-pera. ItoMWell Newi.

Vlaltora In the rlty Ihla week are

Mr. and Mra. A. II. HiMiwhiu. two duiiKhtera and a ann, who arrived

Iiihi Sunday, from their home In

Terre Haute. Indiana. They are

fileuda of lonn atandlnt of Mr.

iiml Mra. Clirla Walter and are

viaitlim nt the Walter home In l.a

II tu. Thla la their fltat vInII

to New Mexico and they ull aeetn with the weather

whii--la more pleMaanl than In their

home.

):CiTM:vt

OF TMK

_lTKBIOH

I _lillril _Mule.

_IimI

_Ofllre

!iMetl,

ew Mexico I Aueiiat 7. 1910.

No'iee 1. tii'i-eti- iriven Ihnl the

't.i'e of New Mexico, under the

"f the Act. of I'ontftei. pnioied June I. 1atft ft IIml June

M

_litn

nnd acta anppUin. ntnry

and nniend'iioiy _therein.

_In.

_filed

i ilil. office aeleetlon liata for 'olto"ln

dcrrlhed

lunda:

I t No 771Ü. Serial No.

v:usVi4

Ser.

IT,

2:1--S

" K . V M. Mer. 40 airea.

I'tnteM. or ronteata nanltiMt uny and h II of aurh

eirllona

may he filed In thla office durln tho peri-od of pnhllciitlnn hereof, or at tiny

lime before (ImmI _{certifícale.}

KMMKTT I'STrON.

Hevlater.

OTM:

FOH 11 _III.ICUION.

Oitllftt

I ! _{ItTMKNT OF THK} INTKH-TKIIIOI- I.

I'. S. I.ANI OFKIC'F. ut lloawell. New Mexico, AuK-u-.t

IDih.

Iftll.

NOTIK la hereby riven that

Wllka

lila.

rock, of

raiNhnJ.

New

'Mexico, who, on March Kth.. ISItt,

made Homeaiend entrv. No.

_f.S41.

for

_NW4WU

SUNWIJ : Ser. t

VSWU:

SKUNKS. Section I.

Town.hln 42-- _Ilanre 24-- N. M.

' _V. _Meridian,

hna filed no Ice or

Intention In make three year

Proof, to e.tiilill.h claim tn

te

land above de.rrihed. before W. F. Mcllvaln, I'. S. rnmmlaHloner, at Carlahad. N. M . on tlm .11th. dny

of Sentemher. 1919.

rialmanl

nme

.

wl'newe. iiirnara r;. _mt'n, _roitin

riarrald. Shafter Ward. Tleaiirnrn

H. _I'olk.

_al

of CnH.Wl. New Mexico. KMMKTT P MTOV.

Ana!!-Sep- t! Üeclater.

Eíl

HW.E! l'iire hred IThnde

NlaP't lied

eee.

for b.tchlnv. 1

per 1.1. MUS. W. H. Ml'I.I.ANF

CHRISTIAN

&

GO.

INSURANCE

FIRE,

AUTOMOBILE

AND SURETY

JCSUt ANfWtRINQ

THI

LAWYtR.

I.FJiaOV TFXT-I.ii- fc. 17

OulJiKN TKXT--Aa h.v.

tlifr.fr.

pportunlty. let ua do good unto all men, WMcl.lly unto them who art ef t't

huuMhiild nt f.llh--

_ll

4 10.

AMHTIONAI. MATKItl

_Alll.l.

Í, I.

10: Jam.. t:l(-I4- .

PKIMAHT TUI'IC-dhowl- nn klrdn... to

Mh.r..

JI'MOn Tctftr-Melp- lni Hi. nrrrty. INTKHMKIHATR T

)'l(

- Our

_'ti..r..

Mlity for thew.lfar. nf nlh.r.

aKNIntt AM AIUH.T T'll'H'-T-h.

C'lirl.tlan Ideal of broth. rhonl.

The aulijeet clm.cn hy Hie lenwin

rtimmlttce for Indiiy, Imaed i n thla text, In "SocIiiI He.ioiiHilillity." Whi n we _ron.ldcr the real metiiiln of the

text It la'linrd to iinderKtaml why tlie rotmulttve ihn.e atich a anhject.

How-ever, let

u.

with

oen

tnlnila muí

liciirt. atmly the text, 'for It la of

ireut ItntMirtuiice, _Chrlifa oli.lect win to lend the lawyer (theoloiiliiil

to iinderntaud the need of Ural. I, Eternal Life Through Obedience to the Law (rv.

t.The lawyer',queatlnn (v. SD. The "lawyer" waa one who exHimnliil thr

Morale law. The nenre.1 Milil n

thereto In iniMlern life la

the theoliiKli'til limfe.wir. II;. lUin. tlon ni tioi nn effort to

_iii

irtnln the trtilti. lint to I'lilriin

Je.u..

I!m imt

! _{only hud a wrouu} _tnotlie,

hut u Oefee

-live IhiHiloyy. He thoui;hl Hint etcr-lu- il

life could he .ecu red by _ilnine

obedience. He did ant know lluit "i

lo-intc" meant keeping the law In ita

m-inute,t purl., which la an utter liiipoa-alblllt-y for fulleu men; that failureto ineaaure up to the leaal demand of the law exponed htm Ut the

rur.e

of Uuá

Jal. 3:10).

S. _{The lawyer} _anawerliiK _hi. oww

queatlon (v.

'7).

ChrlBl'a counter-que.tlo- n

aent him to the law, of which he nave a flue .mutuary. Supreme love to Uod and love to nne'a

neigh-bor a to ournelvea la the whole of

.tnan'i duty. It la true aa Jetma wild: "Thla do and thou --halt live'' (v. UN).

Hut _{no one baa ever kept the law}

"There I. none riirhtemm. no not one" (Itom. .1:10). "All have lr.mil nnd come abort of the glory of Hod" lltinn

S:'.':t). _{"Ily the} _deed,_{of the} Inw there ahnll no fle.li be Jil.tlrict, In b!a aight" (Itom. :t:llt). "Ily the law hi the

knowledge of ln" (Kinn.

II. Boing Neighbor (vv. '.UT").

1. The lawyer',que.tlun (v.Vti). He evidently keenly fell the force of

Clirl.l'a argumetil, for be .ought to

Ju.tlfy hlniKelf by a.kltig. "Who la my

lielglihorf" llila' Inquiry hetrtiya ha

lack of that love which la the fulfill ment of the Inw-- _(Itom. _1.1:10). _I_ove never Inquires aa lu whom lo love, but "Where la aome one who needa uiy

love?"

_tlirl.t

convicted hi in on lila

own ground..

2..Ie.ua' au.wer (vv. He an-ewercd tiy a paradle Inwhich certain

mail fell among thieve, on hia way to Jericho and waa severely wounded. While in thla helpleaa condition

prle.i punned by, not even coming neiir;

alo

a l.evlte, who waa Iut

creat-ed enough to look on him. hot not enough lo help him. Finally'

Sa-maritan cHiue where the wounded niua was ami. moved hy conipasaloo for him, hound up his wouuda and brought him on lila own beaat to the Inn, where bewn cared for at the Samar-itan'. eiH'ii.e. In reply lo Jeaus' queatlon the lawyer declared that the Samaritan waa neighbor to the

unfor-tunate mun; _{ami Jeaus} _ciuninanued

him lo go and do likewise (v. 37), Ily

IhlaJe.ua dhuwed tilín that the

Impor-tant quealion Is nut, "Who la my

neighbor?" but "Whose neighbor am

IT" Jeans came seeking those to whom he could be neighbor. Thhae who have bis Spirit will be trying to be neighbors Instead of hunting

neigh-bors.

Those who luve God aupremely wilt,

as they pans along the highways of

life, minister to the broken and

wounded souls In thespiritof

neigh-bor's love, regardless of nationality,

re-ligion, character or color. May we bear the voice of Jeaua saying, "Go and do thou likewise."

The Erring Soul.

The little I have aeen In the world teachea me tu look uhiii the errors

of others In sorrow, pot In anger.

When I take the history of one poor heart that baa sinned and suffered, und rrpreaent to myself the struggles and temptations It baa passed through, the brief pul.alioiis of joy, the feverlNh Inquietude of hope and feur, the pressure of want, the

deser-tion of friends, I would fain leave

Hie erring soul ofmy _{fellow men with}

lllin from whose hand It came.

Long-fellow.

Serving Ood.

To do rood and to serve Cod ars

materially the same, nnd Ihe service of tlod Is the Imitation of liliu. llenja-

-i_niiu _Willi_licote.

Daily Thought

There are no crown wearers In

henveti who were uot cross bearers here below. Kpurgeon.

Work Cheerfully.

Do ynjir work cheerfully, heartily and be ever prepared _{for the} place

farther up. K. IL Karlor.

contains every dimension

you

will

want

on

your building.

Let

Us

Figure Your

Bill.

C.

M. RICHARDS

LUMBER

DEALER

(Ure

res

temeré

C.l

Carlsbad,

New Mexico

goat

milk

;

(AtDrug

_tun

I

COX"-

-MIU.

Uib--lnl'iif''-i.-i .mlnnl. iir.il''.vJi.Mui'ii'-ap'i- t

tfiilinfitinuir i

cuw't nil:. _1lVTlt(.l.Fir

I4ilr' 1"!

I

ct.r4

.

tirr.iui''i.oí

í

tcf

W _wmFMANvV !

!.if..

n tkiémlUt..Mt.- -i

NrTICH FOIl Prm.lt'ATION.

0:Ul:lM

liKPAItTMKNT OF THK IN

TBI!

ion.,

II. S. Land Oft .er. _ü(ip _N. _wh0(

'

,

5l,

,HI,''

' Jl,,y

_115.

uittde Houieitead euiry. No.

'r

V31UU&. for F.'(tNW14, NOTICE Is hereby given that N SW SW SW 4, NWÍ48EÍ4 ;

Fred Pttlllatn of Carlabad. N. M . _Section _. _Township tt-- Mange who. on July JOth. 1916. mr,dei21.K N, M. Mmldlan

ha.

Ble)1

SSw'"d

,r,,,!,?

J15 .38,

ir

""'

'

_{intention to make three}

SEU Seo.

1,

_fWH.

Section 20,

_mr

,w

_,0 _UülUn

_c,,m

_to

Township !- -. Itange ₁₆ _K. _N. _M

,he

_4tld

BUOve UeMrl,C( beforo

V. Meridian, has filed notice of _w. _K. _Wclvaln. _U. _{8. Coiumla.lon-}

-Intention to make three year

_tr

_,t

_Carlsbad, _N.

_il..

_on _the Proof, to establish claim lo the land 3lrj, UJiy o s,.piHmber,

tl.

above described, before W. F. _claimant _iiamea _as _witn _Msea: Mcllvaln, U. S. Commissioner, at _Walter _It. _Shattuck, _of _Queen,

varmim.i. . m., on intj

_isi.

nay oi Sept.,

_Ill

Claimant names as witnesses:

Claude N. Haya, Nuthaolel

''

M'nicher, Walter N. Horne, Ailhur

Mayes, all of Curlahad. N. M.

KMMKTT PATTON,

Jnly2S-.ug2- 2 Register

HANDS.

ARMS,

Ur.iBS

ASLEEP

hmi Wm lUtvDtwB, Wtak

ut!

Notch,

Saji FkriM

Fin

cbttka

I

Cvdsi

HatJt

Her

Wifl.

Kntkleefl, FU. Mrs. Dallas Prlne, ef

tbu

place, says: "After the Mrtk of my last

rhlld...!

got Tory mocli ren-dow- end weakened, so _maeh

that 1 _could hardly _do _{anything at}

ail. I was so awfully Berreas that

I could scarcely endure the least

else. Mr condition was get (log worse ell the

time...

I knew I mast hare some relief or I would soon be In the bed nnd In a

serious condition for I felt no badly

and was soBsrrons andweak I could

hardly lira. Mr buabend asked Dr.

about

tar

taking CardnL lie aid,

'It's

a good medlelae, and good

for that trouble', so he gotme

_I

bo-ttles... Altar about the second kettle 1

felt greatly Improved...before taking

It

nr

limbs and hands and

_ants

would go

to

sleep. After taklag It, however, thla peor _circulation

disap-peared. Mr strength come back to ma and 1 waa aooa the road to health. After the twoof about

bot-tles, I could do all

mr

honeswor and attend to

mr

six children

be-sides."

Tsa can feel safe

la

airing Gordal

a

thorough

trial

for your troublea.

It

contains no harmful

or

hablt-formln-g

drug,

but la composed of mUd, rege-tabl-e, medicinal Ingrwdlenta wHk bo bad after-effect-s. _Thousands

ef

_women

bare Toluntarlly written, tailing of

the good Cerdul has dona them.

_It

teud

help you, too. Try

it

Ti

. SI. COOKH, Presldeut.

V. . I1ARBHII,

O. M. COOKB TOM

F. F. II. C.

A.

a

HEARD

U

A.

Security Abstract

Co.

.Incorporated)

K. .VI. KKAUMOV, Kerr, and Abhlrnctor

Curlnbail, New Mexico

tOMPI.b'TE AIIS1ItAcTTrt TO ALL. I.A.MIH IS EIIOV COtXTY. Kates lUvtHoiislile. Aecursto him

Prompt Her

be

Conveyancers, Office In Northwest Corner of

Court House Old llulldlng. F4U IM _{IU.lt ATIO..}

iiKI'AUTMKNT UK TUB IX-

-TKUIOII, 11. 8. LanJ Office

at

Koawell, N. I., July 22nd.,

191.

NOT1CK It hereby given that

i'l.Mrl... IT _Tluunia _ni VI

t.n

VI. : Tom Middletun. of Uueon

N. M ; _J. Albert Klncaid, of El

I'aao (Inn. V M Mlphuil _Irlharne.

of Carlsbad, N. M. KMMKTT PATTON. JuI'25-Aiir2- 2 Register. NOTICE

HHt

T

"

U.MO-1-liKPAItTMKNT OK THE INTKH-lOl-t,

I'. 8. Ijind Office

at

Koswell, N. M., July 24th,

1919.

sr

I

NOTICK Is hereby given

_iLl

filliur A. Lewis, or Orange, N. M.,

who, on September 3rd., 1913, made H. K. No. 027747, for

E NW H,

W,NKt4,

_{See. 11,} _and

Add. Hd., No. 023047, for

KVNK;

Section 21. Township 26-- Itange 18-- _N. _M.

P. Meridian, has filed notice nf intention to make three year Proof, to eatablish claim to the

land above described, before A. F.

Menger, V. S. Commissioner,

at

AlMtnogordo, N. M., on the 2nd., day of September, 1919.

Claimant names aa witnesses: Thomas W. Jonea, James H.

Jeffer.

Elijah H. Coffelt. Victor

ii.

JustIs, all of Ora nue. N. M.

KMMKTT PATTON,

Augl-Ao- _Register.

PCItLICATlOX, uit7HJ8

DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NTER

-loit.

i'. s.

lAnd orriro

atl

4th, i

Hoawell, N. M., July 2

iais.

NOTICE is hereby given

_that

Elvira I.. Je fieri, of Orange, N. M.

Who, on May 1st., 1913, made

Desert Land Entry, No.

02722,

for NWV4;

NNE4;

ÜR14NEH. Sertlon 29, Township 28-- Range 18-- N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make three year Proof, to establish claim

to

the land above described, before

A. F. Menger, If. S. Commissioner,

at

Alamogordo, N, M., on the 2nd. day of September, 1912.

Claimant names as witnesses: Thomas W, Jones, Denman

F.

Victor H. Justla, Elijah H.

Coffelt, all of Orange, N. M.. KMMETT PATTON. Ang1-Aug2- 9 Register.

TOM IIUNYAN, Vice-Preeld-ent

W. A. CIIAIQ, Cashier

The

State

National Bank

OF CAMjABAD

Capiinl nnd

Surplus

$100.000

IRF.CTOIWJ IIUNYAN W.

J.

DARBER KERR ' 0. R.

BRIO

DOEPP

mm

FEDERAL N'TICK I'l'lH.ICATIO.V-02774-₇ NOTICK 6WIQART W. A. CR RESERVE SYSTEM

(4)

LUCKY

STRIKE

clgarotto

It's

toasted

to

in-crease

the

good,

wholesome flavor

of the Kentucky

Durley

tobacco.

A

regular

man's

smoke and deli

cious!

ELECTION PK'Kl.AM VHO.N.

Wlioteus, by .'Vellón 1977 of

Now Mexico

lUli

C'odlli-

-cation, 11 li in.i.o tho duty ol tue

Hoard of Couu.y Coiiiiiilssioiivr of each county in H.

j

título ol .Nuw

Mexico to noi'l.iuii tlit election

that are to bo huid In lliu respec-tlv-e

counlitd lor tlio puiposol ot

voting ou nil (inHiioim iml'iillnii

the propon, it _amendments of tli

.uslitutiou

by publishing same in

two leading iifMnpapvu In eaclt count

_r

and,

lien-aa- , _It U Hindu the duly or

Ihfc mihi liuaiU el County Commit)-- ,

fceiera to give ptilille.

_node

ol too,

ijjectu

of Hut cl'C.tni, t lit

_quiv.

liona to be voU-- on, and thu

lacpe where tnu

il.illou

is to

_is

held In each

puii.i:l

U each

couii-t-i Now, therefore, We, he Hoard

ot County Coiniulrnlou u s of Eddy

County, New Meiico, pursuant to

law and authority vented In us,

herby proclaim and ordur an

elec-tion to be held in KJriy County, New Mexico on T'Uxliy, September

lith,

1919.

We do further prot'iulni (hut at

aid election the qualified elecuna, of taid county aliall vole upon ttio

following proposed amendments to the Constitution of the St-- te _of

New Mexico. I SENATE IXtMMITIMK

SI'HSTI-Tl'T-I'OH SENATE JOINT ItEHOI.l TIO.N M). S.

A Joint Itosolutlon Providing;

l'r

An Amendment To The

Consti-tution Of The Stilts Of New

Mexico lly Adding Thereto

An-other Section To Article VII,

The Sumo To He Niinilxrrtl

S'.

tton .

De

It

Resolved rty The licrlslature

Of Tho State or New Mexico: Socllon 1. _Tlmt _the following Amendment to the Constitution of

the Kiate, ns an additional section

of Article VI r. ho. and It herehy Is,

proponed, to li" Kiilinntted to the eloctora of the Slnto, ni an election

to be lmld on the Tuesday next

R.r.l.

THORNE

UNDERTAKER

LICENSED EMBALM Eli Teh-phon- ₇₀

--rilOXE _323.

v

vv vv mi

after the first Monday In No. 'liilicr. 1920.

SiH-tlo- _6. Cltlxeiia of _tl, tirite,

absent from their pltu--e _of

letal

rosldence, in the militury n.nnl ervtce of the United Slut... or of

till State, and being o;!i"iwlBr

'nullified electora, may be i'lowc.1 to vote at any election for all state

officers, presidential

elncloi,

repre-sentatives In Congress and l int u

States Senators, and upon consritii-t- .

nual amendments, under inch

and llmllsHon m muy lie

prescribed by law."

HEXATE

_JOIT

HESOI.l'TiON

NO. H.

Sennte Joint Itewiliitlon promis-ing The Amendment or

_HnVi

I of Article XIV, And ncrllou

18 of Arilrle XII of the CulM-tutio- ii

of th Htuto of New Me leo

Itelntive to Educational niel

fiihllc

Institution.

He It Resolved Hy _The

legislature

Of The State of New Mexico; Section 1. That Section 1 of Article XIV or the Constitution r

the State or New Mexico he emend-ed ao that aald aectlon shall

n:,d

a follows:

"Section 3. There Is

cieated a Board or Control consist-Ini-r

of four (4) member lo he

appointed by the Governor, eneb

for term c.f two years ami nt

salary of $3.000.00 per annum, nnI

not more than two of whom shrill belong _{to the} same political pate-nt the time or their sppolntmcitt

SAFETY

FIRST

SEE

W. F,

_M'lLVAIN

FOR

INSURANCE

PIKE,

AUTOMOBILE

AND BONDS

CSS

-w

.v

a

r _i

The

Motor Specialist

"We Make 'Em Talk to "U."

(

'XfK

BED.

TIT

eausEvs

_SHOP

I i

:

Tin

CARttXAD

ctjbjudtT,

KRinr,

Arorirr m,

_im.

lloaid of Conlrol hhall have i.i.iiiiiKeuieiil and control of all

eiioeuiiouul institutions cnu

-it in M'l'iion

II

nt

_Anule

i,i Huí ConstituíIon and of all

iu.ilI'.iiliiinn t nun.

_it,

nr.

1 _In

See--ot

_.i

líele XIV of tills Coil-io- n

mid uf all Stale, educa-.-i,

cliiiiiliilile, penal or

reforiiin-iiistiliiiin-(other lliuri the

.. heretofore or liere- -me. j

.tit

KUli l.U.l .!".. tll.J '(. .I.,

lift

I eHluliiiHlied. This plOWMon

uliull lieeomo enectlve on and alter

Hie

li

day of January, 1921. The

li'Ki itii

_if

shull presenile the

pow-ers und ilmies of suuli Hoard of

Coniro _{and until} _such possession

in made mich Hoard ot Control chall have, with respect toi

each of said Institutions, the

l.owei and duties now vested In

tl.e Hoards of Itetrjents or Hoards of :s.iid Inslitutlnns."

Sec. 2. _Thut Section 13

o'

Article XII of the Constitution of

me

_state

of New Mexico he amend

-ed to

that

aald sertIon shall read as follows:

j "Section _13. _On _and

after the

tt

ilnv of January. 1921, the

said Slate Kdiicatlnnnl Instltutlonr

jn'r'll h" controtled and nisnaqed

I _n'nnrieeil _liv

the Hoard of Control

created bv Section 3 of Anido XIV

of tills Constitution." I I

II'IIUVITTKK MIWTITITK I'Olt

inn

hi;

_joint

_iti:soi.t

_tion

.NO. 10.

f'roMinj(

An Ameiidmeiit of

Sec-tion N, of Artille IX of the Con-

-Mlliillon of the State of New

Mexico, Untitled "HI_ale. Cornily

und ,Miiniiliiil liuleliteiliiehH." lie It Kiineled Hy The I.eulKlntiire ,

Of The State of New Mexico: snetlnn 1. That It Is hereby proposed to amend Section, H _of

I Article IX Of the Slate Constltil- -lion so as 10 reuii as rouows: i

"Sec. M. No debt other than

those specified In thn pieced ni: Koctlon shall be contracted by or on hi'half of this state, unless

authori-zed hy law for some specified work

or object; which law shall provide for an annual tax levy sufficient lo pay the. Interest and to provide n

sjnl.lng fund to pay the principal nf such debt within fifty years from the time of the contracting tliete-of-.

No Mirh law shall take effect

until it shall have been submitted

to the qualified electors of the state

and have received n majority of nil the votes cast thereon nt n eeneriil '

election; such law shall be publish-

-ed in .full In nt least one newpa-- 1

rxr

In each county of the state,

ir'ineiu

one be published therein, once each

week; _for _four snccesnlie weeks

next preccdins; _such electlnn. No

debt shall he so created If the total Indebtedness of tha state, exclusive of the debls of the territory, nnd

the several counties thereof,

assum-ed by the state, would thereby be

made to exceed one per centum of tho assessed valuation nf nil the property subject lo taxation In the state as shown by the preceding aeneral assessment.' The"

legisla-ture, mar, however. In order In

provide funda for construction and

maintenance of public hliibways

ftml brldRea enact laws suthorlilnR the Issue of bonfi, debentures or certificates of Indebtedness, payable nt sueb times as the legislature shall determine out nf tax levies,

receipt from motor vehicle licenses,

or other licenses or revenues,

with-out Kiihmittlni; such lu to the

fliiiillfled electors of

the'

State,

nnd not withstanding

_that

the Indebtedness so crrated may

temporarily increase thn total

In-debtedness of the State to nn

amount exceeding tho forerolng

John Stewart, Cloverdale, Newj Mexico, an old-tim- in Kddy conn-

-J ty, came In Tuesday on .1 business

visit to tho old homo. I

Oliver ShaMurk, Hill Sn.to, Miss, Mae Mtddleton and others fioml

Iowa are In attendance at tnel

CKIIIP nieetlni; which Is belim heldj

near Queen this week. Kepiirlsl

from there tell of an Interes'.iir; meeting well attended.

Hayniond Lewis, who had been

ranching near Kl 1'aso cap, was ln

town this wk and left for Huyder Texas, havlna a bunch of horses

In charge which in had recently old to parties at that place and which he drove overland.

Coates brothers were down from Hope Tuesday bringing a load of

fruit with them from that "Harden

pot of the Tecos

Valley.

Haskln Culpepper and Dlhbrcll

I'ate, who have both been ill fot

twelve days past, are now entirely

convalescent and IHbbrell has again taken up his work at ihn Star 1'harmary.

Miss Ola Mne Pritch&rd, niece of Mrs. (eorire llerketi, luis peni a week at the Heckett home In

north ('RrlHhnd, coming from thei

home of her paron_is near 1.nkn-woo-The family cntne to Kddy

county from l.lttl" Hock, Arkansas. sn1 purchased a farm on Seven

Illvers where they now reside.

.Mrs. !. It. Howard, or Lnvlnu, was tip from there Wednesday. Mrs. Howard has had a larso crop!

of lovely peaches, which she

dis-posed of readily at very j.nod prices.

Mrs. Iteauan Mlddleton returned i Sunday from a month spent In

California and was met here

lv

her husband and children nnd uc--j

cnmpanled them to their home nt Monument.

Collin Ceriell was In from the.

mnuntaliiH west of town this wiek.'

coming utter cement l.i me Inj building the dipping tut for the

use of the mountain pool, who are,

milking all preparation.! to tieuln '

dipping lit once.

K. A. Itllle. ol l.lllll. lew. Texas.;

came in Tuesday and u_ink'

in the men's department ot Joyce-I'rn- lt

company the next day. JVIr I Hule has had some years' expert-- _'

enee In Hint branch of the nier-lanlil- e

IiiihIiii-h-s _und _{will no} _doubt add to his successes in Carl. lial

Joel II. Whlmey. if _{l.o Inirton.}

and W. II. Iilrrli'.ll, ihe l.iiter a

cousin of J. It. ltlK:s, l!ie sll

maker. and both returned soldieri,

came In Tuesday, hniitii: Ju--

re-ceived their discharges. Hie youn men spent n pleasant evenlim

to-gether, Tuesday, "swnppini;"

ex-periences nt the front, where both were In I'nele Sam's ser Ice.

W. II. Harrison and KrntMt Hud-dlesln-were registered nf th"

Sprlnirs hotel from the lllark

rl--country the fore part of the

week.

Carlsbad vlsllort

n

Clnmlrrnft

will he eorry to hear

o'

th hre there Saturday night,

ty

which

dance hall and pavilion were

totally destroyed. The buildings

covered a block or ground an t

were the properly of lh South--

_'

western railroad company. The cause of the rondagratl'ii Is not known.

NO, we have not quit the lull business, Just taking a few days' lay off. Any one with a hat that1 needs cleaning and reblocking

_J"i

leave It at Lee Oonald's, or any ofI

the barber shops, with your name nnd Instructions atliiched; will re ceive prompt attention. All wink

done in Carlsbad

ZIMMKHMAN. THK 11ATTKf.

llmltuilou: li'ovlded that bonds'

issued lor such pin pones payable from ml valorem tsxes levied upon. tangible property shall not at any time exceed the siiui of two million

dolíais

(f

2,000,OUO) except to meet!

allotments of Federal Funds iiiiu.e

lo the State to aid In construction aud impiovciiiciit of toads."

The law pro Ides thut the

_aten"

proposed iiuieiidiiielits shall lie

pruned on sepuruie nailon ami 'eMail contain the full iiuiendmeiii

as ubovc set out and that said

bal-lots ul said election shall have

printed thereon at the cud then of und Immediately

_after

the

propos-ed amendments the words "For

Coiistiliiilonul Amendment and on

,i separate line under the same words "AKJtiust Constitutional A--i

uieiidment".' Opposite said Hues' there shall be a _sumiré In which j

the tolers muy make or slump n

cross to Indicate whether they vote.

'for

or Kttlnst said amendments

and tli one xollnit for said amend-

-inenli shall do so by plarliiit a cross In thn sumiré opposite the

woids ."For rontsltiillomil ,iiicttd-

-and those voting ui'iilnsl

the said amendments shall do so by placing a cross In the square

opposite the words "Against

Con-stitutional Amendment", and that

said ballots sbnll he printed In both Spanish nnd English,

V'r do further proclaim that the

places where aald election shall

hn held In tho respective precincts

of said county are a follow.i:

Precinct No, 1, Carlsbad. '

Precinct No. 2, Malaga.

Pmclnct No. :i, Hope.

Precinct No. 4,

ljikwood.

Precinct No. C, _Artesla.

Precinct No. 7, Dayton.

Precinct No. 8. Queen.

.t Precinct No.

II,

Loving.

Precinct No. 14, Otis. Pri-clnr- t _No, _It;, _Cottonv.ood. Polín lo be opened lit (i o'clock

A. M. und closed nt o _o'clock _1.

M. M

dlven under our hiinili nnd seils this 11th day or

Augut

1911.

('. K. MANN, Chairman. Attest: D. M. JACKSON, County Clctk. v

_ll

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ti

f

T

_I

Be

Sure

in

Wrapped

_{insure its perfect}

condition

in

all

climates and

seasons.

Sealed tight

kept

right. The

perfect

gum

_in

_the

perfect

package.

m _wétiii

After every meal

m _iasiti vm

J. It. Honllie, of l:i Taso Cap.

returned Monday fintn a trip in Texas where he accompanied his aged father to his home. 1_he

father had been vlsltiiu in the

of the Cup and was too In--tl rm in make the trip clone.

IV T IIK I'ltOIIATI--: _COI'ItT,

_KIIV

Ml'XT',

NKW MKXICO. No. aim.

IV TIIK MATT Kit OF THK ESTATE

of

W. J. BARUKIt, DECEASED. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF

ADMINISTRATRIX

NOTICE Is hereby fclven tha' the undersigned, whose post office

Is Carlsbad, New Mexico, was on

the 9th day of Auitiist, 1'U't up--,

pointed administratrix of the Estate

of W. J. Hurber, deceased, bv Hon. William II. Robinson, Probate

.Incite of Kddy County, New

Mexi-co, And that letters testementary

have been Issued to the und. isinn-e-d hy said Court.

Notice Is further irlveii that ell persons havliiK claims

acalnl

the

said estate of W. J. Barber, de.

ceased, are required to piesent the tame within one year from the date of aald appointment, us pro

-hied by law, or the same will lie

barred.

Dated nt CiiiImIiu I. New Mi'vl o,

11th. ilnv of August. I'iI'i

ANNIE I.. ItAI!_Iti:it.

Administratrix of thn Estate

o'

W.

J,

Barber, deceased.

l5AiiK-rSep-_r

to

Get

to

uh

The flavor

_lam

1_WtltlKD.

Friday niulit. nt the Methodist'

parsonuue, A K WiiIhoii und Mra.

Hlanrhe Ko.ildese were united lit

marrluue. Reverend

(ivan

per-forming the reremonv. Mn. IyOVS

and Mrs. Oivan supplied tile

nec-essary witnesses.

Mr. Watson is from Abilene. Texas, and Is a man of means,

while Mrs. Watson has lurR hold-

-lilts near Orlu.

May _theirs be a happy life er

Is the wlHh _{of fitanv} _friend

here and elsewhere. In which the Current Joins.

The Mlddleton ramlly has tieerf"

cnjoylnir the visit of a brother,

AiiRiistus, who came In from La.

Ilaloa, California, the first nf the

week. WUh Ms coming the six sons of M.--a.

Mlddleton were to-c- et her for the first llhi. In several

vears. They nre P-i- _AiiKiistus. t.ee, Thomas, Reacnn, and Rosa.

Three sisters live tn the ronntv.

Mrs. Ned Shatluek. of Aitesl.i;

Mrs. llave McCollsnni. nf Queen,

and Miss

Heie

Mlddleton. An

other sister. Mrs. I.vdin May KxeM,

resides in Iteauinont Texas

Moth-er Mlddleton Is stilt Itvlni!.

fee

husband dylni some years nco. Mrs. J. I,. Jord.--n _anil _dauvhfer,

Miis Anita, left

T'eariv

.venina

for their home In MaHotta, tlkla-botn-a. The Indies

wee

entertain-

-I l _their _frlendh _'n _various way

i'uiiiii; their slnv '_'i

"e

city and!

nil

_recrilted

Ihct t'neir visit wM necessarily so bro

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