The Spanish American. [volume], July 08, 1922, Image 4

About The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??

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Fresli Fraits
are
Scarce and high
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Below you will find
Caened fruits
at prices that are cheaper than
fresh fruits. At these prices
you should buy a dozen cans.
Del Monté Apricots- No. 1 cans.
Regular 35c value, for
Mission brand apricots- No. 2 1
-2 can, Regular 35c kind, at
Mission brand pears- No. 2 1-2
cans, Regular 40 value, at
Mission brand peaches- No. 2
1-2 can, Regülar 35c kind, at- '
Mission brand blackberries, No. 2
lRegular 40c kind, at
18c
24c
33c
24c
24c
i Í
Everybody knows the quality
of these brands
Buy
ozen
, . " ' i-:
Cans
IRAMBG
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HUOUOAiW join ''
xTa MitiniiiJ to have liffht sho-
wers of rain and some that isn t
so light. ' .
Hqot T ommnn oi Keunari.
was in Mills Saturday after bail
nl for an additional
room to his dwelling house whi
ch he expects to use fpr a posi
office. Mr Lammon was in Mills
also Monday, and took home
three cultivators. His son rae
informs us that he has filed on
a section of land in Torrence
County and expects to leave for
same at an early date.
A crowd of about sixty people
gathered at the home of Mr and
Mrs John Arnett on the Lusk
homestead last Saturday evening
bringing eggs, milk, : cakes etc
and proceeded to have a real ice
cream supper.
When we feel great and our
house is straight and we have
naught to do "lis a pleasure
then, to take our pen, ánd write
a line or two.
A good word here and a word
of cheer to make this world bri
orliter We save our sauce which
we sometimes toss at that Mos
quero writer. '.
Wp have criticised his news, his
love for home brews a fact whi
ch we do not deny, but he gave
us a cold look, shut up like a
book, and ne'er has attempted a
reply. " ?
When the cob-webs are blow
iriff. and the weeds have tis going
and we are feeling anything but
right, Then Mosquero ' heaves a
sigh, that we pass him by, : and
he is ever ready for a fight.
W.H. McMinn and wife, E.G
Parkes and family, J.M. Winch
and E.F. Chenev. all went to
Red River last Saturday . for a
fourth of July outing and by the
looks of them, they certainly had
an outing, they arrived Wednes
day morning about 4 o clock.
R.L. Dennis, and family, C. A.
Smith and family, drove up to
Eagle Nest Dam the 4th and ca
me in with the Red River bunch
at 4 o'clock Wednesday morning.
- Ray Brown was in from north
of Chateu Wednesday, he reports
a hail storm in his neighborhood
that broke out window glass and
wiped out all their crops..
ANTON J. JULKUI iu
DIE JULY 28TH
A leter from R. P. Shaya, re
ceived by the S. A. states that
the four' Mexicans who murde
red his uncle Anton J. Courey at
Duran last fall, were found guil
ty of murder in the first degree
Wednesday morning and were
sentenced the following aay uy
Morhem to be hanged Fri
County Seat oí Torrence Luiuy.
Tha iwnH miii are Francis-
co Vaise, Ysidro Miranda, Carlos
Rentería and Luis Mearano, an
frnm MpviVo and men all of
the bandit type so commonly
found in the border KepuDiic
Thp state was assisted in the
prosecution by Judge Roberts
and the court appointed Fred H.
Ayefs, R. L. Hitt and G. 0. Cald
well to defend the,acussei. ine
nirv was out less than an hour
and the verdict of first degree
was returned against ainour
mpn; The verdict seems to meet
the approval of all the people of
th county. , . .
. The attorneys for the defense
filed a bill of exceptions, also a
motion for a rehearing so that
any relatives or friends of the
condemned men could make a fur
ther fight for their lives if they
wished to do so.
, They also asked for a commis
sion to be annointed to inauire in
to their sanity which was done
and they were found to be of sa
ne mind.
There are onlv three avenues
open for further effort, a motion
for a new trial, an appeal to the
i 1 1 A. .
supreme court ana an appeal w
the Governor for executive cle
mency. The attorneys for the
prosecution say that mucn care
was user! in handline1 fhe case
and that the chances for a rehea
ring or an appeal are very slim
So far as could lw learned there
is no likelihood of anything be
ing done and at present it iooks
as if the. four men will suffer the
extreme penalty on the 28th of
this month.
Mr James who has had charge
of the depot at this pace for the
past few months, left for Mills
Saturday at which place he will
be relief agent while agent Spen
cer is in a hospital undergoing
an operation.
H. A. Gray, agent of the E.
P. &S.W. R.R. returned to his
work last Saturday after a two
months vacation with his family
at Fayettville," Arkansas. Mr.
Gray didn't tell us so, but we'll
bet Mrs Gray and the children
will be back by the time the sn
ow flies. H.A. says that it has
been very hot in Arkansas and
we'll bet he'll appreciate the
cool weather of the mesa.
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM
VISITS CHAUTAU HILL
NEIGHBORHOOD
Ab Wagner was in from ' his
ranch in the ChautauHill neigh
borhood Thursday afternoon and
reports that a heavy rain and
hail storm visited that communi
ty on last Saturday afternoon
and another one on Tuesday.
It is reported that six or more
inches of rain fell in a strip two
miles wide and several miles
long. The hail which was so rui
nous to crops fell at the begin
ning of the rain and destroyed
all the beans in the vicinity in
which it fell and stripped the
corn.
The whole community was un
der water and the lister furrows
were still filled with water Mon
day forenoon, The hail and rain
of Tuesday evening, did less da
mage than the one of Saturday,
but hundreds of acres of beans
were ruined in the Tuesday
storm.
At the Wagner place it des
troyed over 200 acres of beans
and 200 acres of corn, the most
or the corn being knee high; It
is probable that the corn will co
me Out but the beans are a total
loss . 'Mrs Wagner is not worry
ing so much abzout the loss of
the beans and corn as she is over
the loss of a fine cherry crop she
3-fhad readv to be crathered. She
had about twenty fine trees loa
ded with cherries which were af
total loss. : - .
Others who report a loss in.
the storm were J, W. Wagoner:
Wm Devenport, R.B. Johnson,
O.A. jgreckenbndge, Tom Mct
Carthy, John Kipps, Lehmer
Dunn and many " others whose
names we have not learned.
Customers come to us every
day and say Tanlac has been a
blessing to them. We advise you
to try it. Fairview Pharmacy.
. Louise Kennedy left last Fri
day for a few weeks visit with
relatives in Kansas.
Paul Haines K is in Colorado
this week looking after a busi
ness proposition at Del Norte. :
P. A. Barnett is on the mesa
again looking after his farm in
terests south of town.
J . W. Bowman and family and
a number of relatives spent last
week in the mountains fishing
and enjoying a vacation .
Be sure and read the political
announcements in this weeks is
sue of the S.A If you want an
office, tell the people about it.
If the office is worth while, it
is surely worth announcing for.
The Village windmill was erec
ted the past week and it will be
connected with the Floersheim
tank and water piped over the
business section of the town, at
once.
Be well and strong. Be full of
life and energy. Tanlac will do
this for you. Fairview Pharmacy
About flies
"I wonder where all the flies
come from," grumbled Mrs Jones
as she swatted around the dining
room.
"Well, mom" said the young
joKer oi the family, "the cyclone
makes the house fly, the black
smith makes the fire flv. the io-
ckey makes the horse fly, and I
nearer you' tell pa at supper last
night that us children make the
butterfly."
71 1 I
cigarettes
They are GOOD!
Geo E. Cochrane
THE
AUCTIONEER
Mills, N. M.
Dates at this office.
FATJO'S HONEY
Fancy Comb : Extracted Honey
For sale by the case
and in 5 gal. cans
Retailed by all '
Leading Grocers
Italian Bees and Queens -,-v
Fatjo Apiaries
P.O. Box Springer, New Mes,
General Blacksmith
and
Machine Work,
ACETYLENE WELDING AND
DISC ROLLING
AT THE OLD STAND, .
WITHJHE LIBERTY
GARAGE
J. D. Wade,
AUCTIONEER
.Lam a graduate from the
Missouri Auctioneering School.
I will assure you of service
that brings results.
Will be glad to cry your sale
anywhere at any time. " -
Gol. B. R. Reeder
- Roy, New Mexico.
I. C. DO DOS
UNDERTAKER
And
LICENSED EMBALMER
Full line of Caskets alwaysq on
hand, also suits and dresses. -Calls
answered day or night
Phone Nd. 58
Foster Blk. Roy, N. Mex.
MONEY to LOAN
i ( ON REAL ESTATE
Ratea Reasonable.
Can Make Inspection Soon.
Write, Phone or See,
Remejio Lopez
MOSQUERO, NEW MEXICO.
BAUM BROS
Have re-opened
their tin-shop and
desire to meet all
of their former
customers at the
old stand.
The war is over
and so are war
prices at
BAUM BROS.
GARDNER S. CHAPIN, M. D
Physician and Surgeon
GLADSTONE. NEW MEXICO.
LOOK
LADIES SUITS PERFECTLY
CLEANED AND NTf!F.T.Y PRE
SSED FOR $LO0
PLAITED RKTRTS 1KA
- mr I f
MENS SUITS ..1.25
At .
Doc McCargo's
(The best Cleaner)
What more can you ask. ;
The class of people who in
dorse "Tanlac ia a mnvi'hrincr
guarantee of the medicine's
merit. Give ifcaittíalL. Fairview
Pharmacy \n\n day July 28th at Estando, the