Carrizozo news., October 03, 1919, Image 10

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fliOGAL AND PERSONAL
jctsltnl the contract for tile sale of
i It n ml rcnaileft to tlie treasury
.ileinrttnant for the nurtKiu1 of
Ojwr llrntkwrll. an olil frituri ,ciiiirrtin lliem Intu Imuil
Of ilie Ngw was over Veilnf!y lri'imik' bunks. Tmc lunik
ffniii iNirl Stuiiion, ! were ordered by the local I'lrxt
.VH munlr u..irl uiinrrfittrril at I Natloiidl Hank. Jtllv M. I'M'l,
Qrad udxtt or . ffiEWSY NEWS FROM OSCURO
Knights or iJytmus
The late raitu have urcatly
Mrs.
3-Htf
Weltoffl (!nrat!.
(J, II, '1'lnirnUiii, one ' Oimro's f
uUlfiliti(il .citizen, wan lter
WefliiMtlay.
Olil llouiiHiuuil" Hour r. SO.
"Dhiintmil" Hour $0.25 per uwt. tit
Humphrey llrin. S-tf.
A euril ruevivril from (). 'I'.
Nye this morning Mntet that lit
is still In New York. lie exuvcta
to reach home next week.
Norwalk Inner Tubes ami Kt"
mifilic Casings. Holh Kiinruntunl
western GaniKe.
It is ruportril from Capltuu that
sla'epimii arc losing considerable
stnek liy coyotes ami wolves.
We meet all competition. Write
fnrntir price. Western llariifje.
Hen Leslie ami J. II. Hurcli,
ilieepmen from the Capituu Mis
trlBt, Were ill CarriidiO this week
(in business.
Try a Spirclln corset
O. T. Mcjjuillen, phone I.
U. S. Marshal Hudspeth of
Santa Ke was a visitor in Carri
z'uzii this week.
Oars washed at Western (jar
age, Hubert A. Iliiunlcut was over
from his Oa pilau ranch this week.
Jim Nabnurs, an olil friend of
the News, was up from his Three
Hiveis ranch this week, ami look
ing well.
Dr. (!. Kannigar was here yes
terday from Oscuro. The doctor
reports renewed activities in oil
operations near his town,
Urant Gaylord, of 1CI Paso, a
brother ot Amostiaylord of Nugul
Cation, has been in Carrizuzo the
past week.
William M. Ferguson, of the
Mesa, was in Carriao.o this veek
uiarketinn a portion of his fruit
crop late penches. He has sold
his winter apple nop on the trees
at l good price.
M. U. I'aden left Sunday for
Chicago and Cincinnati. After
witnessing the world's series he
will visit his old haunts In Louis
ville. Kentucky, and will be
absent a month or more.
The annual convention of the
Oiark Trails association will ii
held in Koswcll, October 1, 2 ami
3, Among the delegates ap
pointed by the governor from
Lincoln county, we noticed Kobt
II. Taylor of Carriitozo and K. L
Motilton of Corona.
Six Live llathitig (iirls will
thow at the Crystal Theatre to
morrow night (Saturday,) in con
neetion with McSennctt's live-reel
comedy "Yankee Doodle in
lierliii." This attraction at the
Crystal, we believe, should pack
the home, especially the front
row,
F. .M Cocketl, formerly
rancher on the Uoilltu, but now
tanning near Duncan, Arizona
stopped oH here a few days tin
Week while enroiite to Corpus
Christie, Texas on a visit. II
had heard of the damage dour I
the tidal wave there some v ks
ago, but said he would gu .xn
way, and enjoy a few weeks'
lMilhg on the waters lie tiMi. d mi
when n boy.
Charles Stimm I, on i Mi
and Mrs. Hen Stumm-I. uimeil
Sunday from Walla alU, Wash
ington. He was Uivhargeil Ir. m
till itavy about Ihree weeks a(i".
went to his former home in Wash
ington and is now here, as stated,
with hit parents. He was in the
traitaport service and crossed the
Atlantic about a score of times,
iaty of which were during the
daitgorou submarine period in
wlttoh many a good ship was sent
tli the bottuttt.
The First National Hank, Car
rli07.D, has been advised by the
ttlfctjtor of War Savings Stamps
iiiii War Savings Certificates,
tliai the War department has can-
Magdnleiia. N. M., Sept. 26.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights
of I'ythliis opened its annual con
vention in this city this morning
with more than lid 'delegates ill
,n. .mi. ,,... I'.i'itv huli'i' in the
state was represented except I
(Mtii'iti Mini I'ortaleti.
Mrs. W. II . Oilmrii left Tues-j A t,1L, (Jraml ,0(1(u ,)nlecrs
day on No. 3 for Los Angeles, r,.i,tii ni the convention.
,..ur .i ..i.- ...in ... 1 . ...
lilllllll lllil, WIIL'IU TIIIL' Will ,11
mil the (allure to send them is a
matter of keen disappointment to
'In- bntik.
beueilted the range here, which
must assures us with plenty of
feed for tli,. winter.
future reside. Mrs. Osboru hns
a lucrative position in the "Land
of the Sunset," and her accom
plishments, which arc recognized
.mil appreciated hy a legion of
friends, produces the firm belief
that her services will coiuinand
early attention ami receive due
reward. The best wishes of a
host of friends attend Mrs, Osbnrn
in her new home.
W, C. llradley, an ex-service
man, who has a mild touch of
tubercular trouble, has filed on
some lauds in the Audio district
in the hope of combating the
disease, He spoke highly of Mr.
l'itts, of the Lincoln SUtc Hank,
who showed himmauy kindnesses
among which was giving him the
use of a team of horses and
wagon. He believes he will give
the "old con." a hard light.
Reds Win First Two
The Cincinnati Kds, pennant
winners in the National league,
defeated the Chicago White Sox,
winners in the American league,
the first two games in the world's
scries. The first. Wednesday,
was won by the Keds ') to 1, and
the second, yesterday, the Keds
again triumphed by a score of
to 2. The next three games,
beginning today will be played at
Chicago. The past scries this
year calls for nine games, pro
viding neither team wins live be
fore that number is played.
Hugh 11. Williams delivered an
eulogy on the late supreme repre
sentative, W, W. llowers of
Albuquerque. It was followed
with much interest by the lodge
ami was ordered adopted as a re
solution of respect.
State Representative McCrary
of Magdalena. who has been over
seas mid just returned, was wel
comed hack with individual
speeches by the members and with
much cheering.
W. T. Sterling went to Kl i'aso
iTurnday.
The Canadiau-Atnerli'iiii Oil
Leasing company has not started
drilling yet, but will probably
finish putting in their repairs to
dny. Then we hope to have some
speed.
Judge and Mrs. S. F. Crews,
son Floyd and daughter Miss
Cora left Monday for Fairfield,
Illinois, to spend the winter and
be with old friends of their youth,
They have a home there ami I
has been refurnished and mailt
ready to receive them. The com
imitiity will miss the royal, good
ricuple, but we trust they will be
That the Knights of Pythla-J, ijac, '" t,,L' sl"ri,,-
Notice
have made a remarkable growth
in the state in the last year was
shown from reports which showed
an increase of H00 members in the
year with a total of 1,(0U in the
state now.
Among others present at the
meeting were! Past Supreme Re
presentative W. M. Merger, Santa
Fe Past Grand Chancellor Howell
Krnest, Clayton; Past (Iraud
Chancellor George llradford, Daw
sou; Past Gram! Chancellor
Waller A. Fawcett, Uoswell;
Past Supreme Representative
John A. Haley, Carrizozo.
Hugh II. Williams of Santa Fe
was elected representative to the
supreme lodge.
The "Bathing Qirls'
Manager Dingwall of the
Crystal has received word from
the manager of the Mack Senuett
"Hathing Girls" that the com
jinny will be here tomorrow
night, Oct. 4, instead of tonight,
This is not a 'movie," under
stand, but the actors will appear
in person on a real singe and its
cast contains the most attractive
persouel that ever faced an
audience.
New Drilling Outfit
At Tularosa
The holders of Second Liberty
Loan bonds and First Liberty
Loan bonds converted, should
present them to their banks at
once for conversion into bonds
bearing interest at 4 if, The
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nrsi auove mentioned uotuis must Sant!l jrCi n. Mi( Sept. 30. The
oc in vasinngion ny Nov. 15. c..,i .'i..u,D.. n..0i mi
" ' oiJ.i tunwntuiir 4 miui uau wuniu un
I'M') and the second above men- Iiml Keunitl(r company, according
tiimc.i uv wee. i.i, iin. All WHO ( n ronnrt received here him ro
have bonds in this hank for safe- cc1tc(1 staniiarii drilling outfit
keejung or otherwise of the issues . Tularosa. Two drilling sites
ineutioneil can Have them con- l,aVe been selected, one In Town
" ,J '"'visiiigusinuuciitne. ship 13 south, Range 7 cast, and
mere in nut one coupon left on another in Township 13 south
eacll 01 Hie above mentioned Katun; H east, northwest from
bonds and in order to save trouble Tularosa. It has not been de-
aud exjiense this bank will make Hn'teW determined which site
but one shipment. Si" '"' S,'ltl UmI fr t,H' "iV we!''
,,, ., ' . The company is composed largely
1 iik I'Ikht National Hank, ()f vmvoye f the lil Paso and
Carrizozo, New Mexico. Southwestern railway,
4
I'wenly jieojile from Oscuro
went to Carrizozo, Saturday even
ing to see the picture, "The
Shepherd of the Hills." They all
jioke of enjoying the film very
much. It was also Mrs. Ratlety's
ami Mrs, Raunlger's birthday.
Mrs. Thornton and daughter
Gladys will spend the winter in
Kl Paso. Miss Gl idys is taking
the High School curse at that
place.
Mr. Hrooks, wife and his
brother-in-law and wife, of Haiti
more, Maryland, will occupy
Judge Crews' house, during his
nbseiice.
Mr. Queenaii from Oklahoma
City was here for several days
this week looking at the country
In t lie Interest of an oil company
in Oklahoma. He said, this was
the best he ever saw ami was the
best place he knew of for a large
company to secure holdings for
development work. Mr. James
brought him here,
Mrs, Ricliarilsou, who is now
residing In Carrizozo, was down
for a day, attending to some bus!
ticss, and meeting old friends.
Mr. Uuuyon and Mr, Tiller left
for Roswell Wednesday morning,
Chas. II. Thornton is now
putting on the market a lot of
nice peaches,
Remember when you said :
"It's simply impossible for tne to
save money the wuy things ure
going these days."
Hut you saved your Liberty Bonds.
Which proves again
If there's a will there's a way.
And you haven't suffered particularly,
Have you?
You can "repeat" if you leally want to.
4 per ct. paid on Snvintfs, compounded semi-knnually
The Lincoln State Bank
CAHIIUUZU, N- M.
BANK WITH US GROW WITH US
Sow for your future with war
savings stamps, They are seeds
of assured success.
Did You Ever Count
What the loss would be if certain of your
important papers were stolen or destroyed?
Do so sometime. Then compare the re
sult with the low cost of Safe Deposit pro
tection in our vaults.
The question is too important to delay
considering and acting upon. We will gladly
explain this branch of our service to you.
EXCHANGE BANK
CAUKl'.OZO. N. M.
IS
3E
The Sanitary Market
Tun door luiti H I) l
Reily & LiUAN. Proprietors
Having purchaBuil the Groom
Sanitary Store, wo are now
prepared to supply the people
of Carrizozo with the host of
Everything (or the Table
Groceries, Fresh and Cured
Meats, Emits and Vegetables
at live-and-let-live j)riees
Phonei 46-65
NOW FOR THE FINISH!
It'll be all off SATURDAY NIGHT! '8
Thsc Ciftai- Qilft f
1 K 1 VJ Jl VLl I- iruiv
CARRIZOZO TRADING COMPANY, carrizozo, k. h,
The Sanitary Market
iTwo doom from I'. D.i
Rkily & Lujan, Proprietors
ni jeiipi ii
MEN'S sua HOYS
CLOTHING
I.AUir.S' KlAOV.IO.Wr.AH
DRY GOODS
SHOES lor (lit wholi liinllr
MILLINERY
l.tmilriliu A Cuiitfulcuiu
RUGS
TRUNKS, HAGS
SUIT CASES
HATS ind CAPS, Etc
On the Altar ol Sacrifice
Savings 30c (o 60c
on the dollar
NOTICE TO THE PUULIC
VtIS WISH TO THANK all the ood
' " people of this community for the
liberal anil steadfast patronage. The
response was simply overwhelming.
People from Carrizozo, Alamogonlo.
Tularosa, Oscuro, Ancho, Corona, White
Oaki, Roswell, Capitan, Lincoln, Hondo,
San Patricia, etc., were here in throngs,
Wc expect you all here for Hie
Glorious Windup,
Superhuman efforts were made to
make it worth while to come again, and
you will be amazed at the splendid bar
gains we are offering for the finish.
Let no inclement weather
or little errands at home keep you away.
Huy for future needs, a prices sure
ly will he still higher.
Our entire stuck of
Staple ami Fancy
GROCERIES
CLOSING OUT
at prices
never iuuted before.
We urrfe early attend
ance, a.s lines, ntdur
ally, ivre ftellintf liroken
tow&rils the end.
COME ! SAVE 1
bmeilta: SALE (LOSES SATURDAY NIGHT, 0(U8
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