The Spanish American. [volume], August 26, 1922, Image 5

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The Spanish-American, Roy, H grding County, New Mexico, Saturday August, 2fth, 1922
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HURRY! HURRY!
Notice Mr. Farmer
Having an over supply of 2 inch Galvanized Pipe
and Galvanized well casing, I will sell for á short time
only
you know what cost means to you, without one cent of
profit.
Hurry ! as our supply of well casing and 2 inch pipe
will not last long
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL OTHER WELL SUPPLIES
ROY TIN SHOP, P. T. G13S0N, Prop.
esse
ur prices
On meats and groceries can't
be beat. Below we offer a few
for your inspection.
MEATS
Plate ribs - - - 8 l-3c lb
Chuck steak - - - 1 5c lb
Loin or Round steak - 25c lb
T Bone steak - - - 25c lb
Rump roast - - 13c lb
Shoulder roast - - - 13c lb .
DIAMOND M FLOUR
$3.50 cwt.
AVE PAY 20 DOZEN FOR EGGS
CITY MEAT MARLET
OSCAR KIDD, Proprietor
' .
TIRESPECIALS
, G & J Tires
32 x 31-2 $12.00
32 x 4 $15.00
33x4 $17.50
Mich'elin Cords reduced
again.' Selling now at
$12.75
BUY YOUR TIRES WHERE YO U GET
YOUR AIR
R. S. Wood Motor
Company
Mina Robertson is spending
the week with S. Earley near the
canyons .
S. Pelphrey, contractor for the
new Solano School is shipping
out two car loads of sand to that
place.
Otis Torrev. prominent ranch
er is haulinsr coal to his ranch
also to the school district this
week.
Yadon McKee had the misfor
tune to loose his Bull dog "Jiggs'
who was bit by a rattle snake
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Clyde McColpin
were shopping in Mills éarly
Monday.
J. R. McKee and family enjo
yed the Roy base ball game in
Roy Sunday.
An interesting game ot ban
was played on the Abbott dia
mond Saturday afternoon bet
ween Abbott and Newton, resul
ting in Newton s lavor.
John Hepburn and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday at
the parental Cunningham home
in Mills.
Mr and Mrs F. Marton, S.
wellsand McKee enjoyed Tues
day evening at the Jruce Moyer
home .
F. Winch of the Wilson Co.,
was transacting business in Ab
bott Saturday afternoon.
Een Floersheim, manager of
the Jaritas Ranch, made a busi
néss trip to Roy the fore part or
the week.
Mr and Mrs Ray Smith spent
Sunday visiting Mr. Smith's .pa
rents. ,
Clyde McColpin was in Tucum
cari Saturday returning Sunday.
J. W. Carter, well known far
mer of this place was transact
ing business in Mills .
Creighton Carter will leave
next week for Denver where he
will attend school for the coming
term.
Mrs Anderson, Woods, Torrey,
Irwin and Fisher were shopping
with local merchants Saturday
afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Carl Fish and Mr
and Mrs Randall enjoyed an all
day fishing party at the lake
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Casli Woods have
just returned from Clayton. Th
ey report crop conditions bad.
Mr Sam Newton was in Thurs
day bringing his son Clyde who
letf for Katon where he nas em
ployment while going to school.
Mrs Clyde McColpin and La
Nelle Triplette were visiting in
Mills Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Carl Floersheim
and Mrs Sidney Rosenwald and
children of Springer, motored to
Jantas Ranch and spent bunday
with relatives.
MILLS AND VICINITY
To The Republican Voters
of Harding County
James X Christman
Driller and Contractor
Deep Holes a Specialty
Custom Plowing, Large Tracts
ROY. NEW MEXICO-
Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts
We have the only complete tract index to the Harding
County Records. ' u
We have an experienced abstracter m charge pf our
business
We give our entire time and attention to the abstract
business 1
Our abstracts are approved by all loan companies oper- '
ing in Harding County. '
We can furnish abstracts promptly, and at a reasonable
charge.
Harding County Abstract. Co.
INCORPORATED AND BONDED
A. D. Hurford. John Arnett
and Ira Thetford went to Mos
quero Tuesday to attend a Demo
cratic convention.
Mrs Bessie. Stroh who has be
en visiting here at the E. D. Ba-
rtmess home left Sunday tor her
home in Emporia, Kansas.
Mrs Mvra 0. DeFrees and two
children of Mosquero 'were gue-
t . 11 T-1 T 1 J 1 -
sts at rne J. r . Jeonaaru Jiume
last Friday night.
Fred Pate was in town Tues
day after lumber for a car shed.
Mr Knouf of hear Roy has con
tracted to paint the school house.
S. T. Anslev and family left
Friday for Cimarron where they
will scend two weeks visiting
and gathering apples.
The School Board nave oeen
fortunate in securing C. D. Che
ney and C. H. Garner for the
auto track routes. Mr. Garner
will have the east and Mr Che
ney the west route
We have a notion to cry becau
se our editor has decided to run
for a county office. Not that we
thin? he would be a bad county
Treasurer-no. no but our sympa
thy is with the S.A. What will
it do without. a pa? However we
will dash our tears away and try
to not keep a good man dawn.
Thanks
Ira Thetford has purchased a
new Ford Truck.
Rov Cunnins-ham of Vaughn
came up Tuesday to visit his pa
rents Mr and Mrs W. ri. Uunnm
gham a few days. His sister Mrs
Eva Cunningham will accompa
ny him home and attend school
down there this winter.
We ask your active support in behalf of the nomination by the Republican state
convention of Stephen B. Davis, of Las Vegas, for the office of United States senator.
During his service as a justice of the state supreme court Judge Davis refused
to make any effort in behclf of his nomina fion or to permit his friends to do so. The
growing conviction among Republicans throughout the state that Judge Davis would
be the strongest candidate our party could nominate resulted in representation to ;
him which prevailed upon him to announce his candidacy, coincident with, this resi- -gnation
from the court. This action comes too late to permit Judge Davis to make
any active campaign for the nomination, even were he disposed to do so. His position
is that he does not desire to take any steps to force his candidacy upon his party;
that if, in the judgement of the republican voters his nomination is for the. welfare
of the party, he is ready to accept and will welome the opportunity and appreciate
the honor. . . . v . .. .
We who have been active in urging Judge Davis to stand for the nomination
are convinced that his nomination Will result not only in his election but that it will
contribute in an important way to the euccessi of our entire state and congressional ;
ticket. .
Judge Davis; is a man of outstanding ability as a lawyer and as a business man
This ability has been demonstrated by his career during his twenty-five years' of ci
tizenship in New Mexico. Coming to the state without money, or" friends he has won ;
his way to a place of leadership in his profession and in many lines! of business and
industrial activity that have contributed to the progress of our state. His record
as a Republican is one of unswerving loyalty and effective service in tlje ranks. Such '
offices and honors as have come to him invariably have been in recognition of his
equipment for service or for service well performed. He is free of any handicap of
factional activity or opposition and wil command the united and enthusiastic tup
port of all Republicans, as his record and ability must coiniviand iiie aptrcvd Jl .
citizens. His entire life b an cpen book and an u-fcrokin i-aod cf higa parpóse an!
honorable endeavor. -.
Judge Davia is a profound student of the political,, economic and s:cial LLtory
of our country as well as of its present day life and prcbiems. An adherent to the
broad principles of the Republican party, he is a man of independent thought and
action; a determined, forceful character whose court.: will be guided in the fulure, as
it has been in the past by what he believes to be wise and just,
Thus Judge Davis, by education, experience and temperament is equipped for
most uixful service to his party, his sate and the nation. His record iaiku past is
adequate guaranty for the high character of his csrvicc in the event cf h-s nomina
tion and election. .
From the practical standpoint of campaign eríicicncy, Jadj-c Dav's s a vi-cicus.,
convincing campaigner. A resident and a feeoer in the utror-g .r.t Republican county
in the state he will command the uit:d, eatlrjgiastic supjyrt.of the who e greup of
republican counties' whose majorities determino the measure cf republican fus in
our state. Our common purpose in nominating a candidate for t .e United Sint:s
senate is to elect a Republican xnator. Judge Davis can and will be cle.ted.
. We present these facts fcr your thoughtful consideration with confidence that
they furnish ample basis, upon which to request your support lor Judgo Davis before
the convention and in the campaign. ,t
New Mexico Davis Club
By- Harry W. Kelly, Chairman.
Mr and Mrs. Edgar Baker are
rejoicing over the arrival ot a
fine little son which arrived at
the Plumlee Hospital Tuesday
morning. Dr. Plumlee the at
tending physician states that all
are doing well and Edgar, he too
is recovering slowly from the
shock, and say he is sure putting
on airs. Grand dads Baker and
Hughes are also all smiles over
the happy event as well as gran
dma Hughes who is rejoicing
over the arrival of her first gra
ndchild.
For sale household goods of
every discription, all is good sha
pe, will sell at a bargain, fcee
Shelby Strickland at Roberts and
Olver at once . - 2pd
FOR SALE
Havinff decided to leave this
community, I will offer for sale
the following furniture;
Dining Chairs,' Dressers, Ro
cking Chairs, Chiffonier, Chiffo
robe, Writing Desk, Library Ta
ble, Kitchen table, Kitchen Cup
board, Beds, Linoleum (practica
lly new). Heating Stove and a
few other household articles,
which are m the best of shape,
aso one De Laval Saparator, two
ertra fine Registered Poland
China Sows and some horses and
mules.
Will sell any of the above for
ccsh or good security.
Call and' see
, Mrs. R. W. Boulware,
912 miles east of Roy.
The Baker and Schcier Motor
Co., of this place have sold five
more Ford trucks in the past,
week, and the nurchasers of,
same are; Frank Seidel, of Roy,.
O. J. Bradley of Mosquero, Ira
Thetford, C. II. Garner and E.
F. Chsr.cy of Mills, New Mexico. .
Helmer Johnson of Noiintrn
Illinois is visiting at the Aspgren;
son is a constant reader ot the
S.A. and made a pleasant call
on the office force Wednesday
and watched us get out the pa
per that furnishes news all the
time.
Furniture for sale: All kinds
practically , new, what do you
want? See Clyde Hooper, ltn1
New Mexico.
See Clvde HooDer if vou want
a complete suite of living room
wicker furniture, tapestry upho
lstered. Must sell before the 29t
ltn
If you need Navajo rugs, Kit
chen cabinet, large heater and
other articles of furniture, see
F.S. Strickland 'at the Roberts
and Olver Co office at once 2pd
SCHOOL DAYS
Will soon be here and we are prepared
to take care of your wants.
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Pony Boys Suits and Pants
Gingham Dresses and Goods
by the yard for the girls.
Roy Trading Co. \n\n home near Mosquero. Mr John
Mosquero,