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The Spanish American, Roy, Harding County, New Mexico.' Saturday Sept. 9th, 1922.
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your eyes and fit glasses.
, Can furnish you any kind of
glasses, or any corrective treat--.
ment for the eye you can get
any where.
The Plumlee Hospital
Roy, :-: :-: N. M.
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a Meats
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Or pay you 22c in trade
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G & J Tires
32x3 1-2 $12.00
32x4 $15.00
33x4 $17.50
Michelin Cords reduced
again. Selling now at
$12.75
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YOUR AIR
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A. A.
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The Democratic state conven
tion which was in session for 3
days last week, completed its
lavors Saturday evening, when
the delegates finished naming a
erood. clean and strong ticket.
Most of the ticket was named
by acclamation; however there
were two or three contests
and especially in naming the can
didate for Governor. Several
ballots were taken before this
place on the ticket was filled.
Hannett of Gallup started out
stronsr as a possible candidate
for Governor but his support;
eradtfallv weakened and on the
fourth ballot Hinkle received a
majority and his nomination was .
unanamous.
Two women were named on
the ticket; Mrs. Soledad Chacon
of Berneiiilo county was named
for Secretary of State and Miss
Isabel Eckles of Grant county
was named for State Superin
tendent of Public Instruction.
The full ticket named is
follows:
United States Senator,
Jones of East Las Vegas.
Jongreesman, John Morrow
Raton.
Governor, James F. Hinkle
RoswelL
Lieutenant Governor, F. C.
Baca of Las Vegas.
Secretary of State. Mrs. Soledad
Chacon of Albuquerque.
State Treasurer, John W. (Joroin
of Torrance countv.
Attorney General, Milton J. Hel-
mick of Albuquerque.
Justice of bupreme Court, bam
iifil O. Bratton of Clovis.
Superintendent of Public Instru
ction, Isabel Eckles or biiver,
City. -
Commissioner of Public Lands,
State Auditor, Juan Vigil of Taos 1
county.
Corporation Commissioner, Bon
ifacio Montoya ot bandovai uo.
United States Senator A. A.
Jones was renominated by ac
clamation, a. id immediately ar
fe .a nomination, he delivered
his speach of acceptance which
is considered one ot tne most
forcable addresses of the convention.
Mnrrnw won over Zinn on the
first ballot, the vote being 264
for Morrow, 130 for Zinn and 64
for Mrs. Johnson. Practically
all other nominations were made
by acclaimation.
The convention was well at-1
tended and but few proxies "were
used. Harmony prevailed at an .
times and those who are acquain
ted with the various nominees I
state that a very strong ticket
has been placed in the field by
the Democratic party.
Mr. .Hinkle, the nominee for
Governor, is a prominent banker
of Roswell and has been identi
fied in the politics of New Mex
ico for many years past He is a
native of Missouri, a graduate of
the State University of that
KtntA and has been a resident of
! w Mexico for the oast 37 year
hwA in Lincoln county
uavuig ...
for the past several years.
DATES
fiSEPT. 12-1314-15
hootherii w mm
FAIR
DATES
SEPT. 12-13-14-15
WEDNESDAY
will be
GOVERNOR'S
DAY
THURSDAY
will be
COWMEN'S
DAY
AUTOMOBILE
PARADE
At 10:00 o'clock A.M.
COWMEN'S
PARADE
BARBECUE AT NOON
STATE
FISH
HATCHERY
EXHIBIT
DERBY
CALF
ROPING
CONTEST
EXHIBIT
Showing the
RESOURCES
of
NORTHERN
MEW MEXICO
I COW HORSE I
RACES
CLOWN
STUNTS
BRONCO
BUSTING
CONTESTS
RUNNING
RACES
BIG
FEDERAL EXHIBIT
COME TO RATON EVERY DAY OF THE FAIR
ET732ESSÜ32E3ES
Sec Lccndrd Stroud and his World Famous Congress of Cowboys and CcvgLls every Day
at the Fair, in their eight spectacular acts.
. . . M7TT t xt t t?n nv THi? it ATHM roKrrciíT EAND
t lilt, i'AKVliCiS M liU UCl LilULt U 1 iuu AnM.u-
HEADQUARTERS
City Hali BiOilini
PmjNo. 31
Round Trip Tickets on the Santa T!l2 Fa-c is tke
Fe for a fare and a half between g .e, lr"
points- Bloom, Cola., anJ Wagan Itai I V3:.t j Yssr
including bransh Ii:i3S I
THAT THE PEOPLE
. MAY KNOW
This is to inform the people
of Harding County that I am
withdrawing from the race for
Sheriff of this County in lavor
of Mr J. D. Wade. There is no
thing I would be more proud of
than to be able to win this race
and serve the people of Harding
Countv. but considering the fact
that I could not possibly do jus
tice to the office for the money
it will pay as a fourth' or fifth
ciass County, I am withdrawing
:in favor of Mr Wade who 1 know
stands for about the same prin
MILLS AND VICINITY
ROY AND MT. DORA
DIVIDE HONORS I .
I The Mills school opened up
The base ball fans of the mesa ! last Tuesday with a large enrol-
stnrtents. and It 13 ex-
had an opportunity last, ouuuaj "-" - , ...v
and Monday to witness two of pe-cted that within the next eek
the best Ui.l games piayeo. on ui , , il
iho Rov diamond this season and ,vious year m school attendance.
quite a number of them witnes- There are three trucks in cus
sed the games botn oi wmcn vation bringing the children in,
was ho teams game until tne last an(j far tne.r loads are mcraa
half of the ninth was played and ;smg. rapidly.. This is the first
then'only when the last man was year f01i Mills ta have trucks,
and it is not only interesting ior
rnllprl tint
r c,mAn-7 AT rim-íi hv a thp rnmmnnitv. but it also bri
score of 7 to 6 and on Monday ngs in more children to school,
o -t, K r tha enmA sr.ore whpifiis hi tuevious years, a cer-
v .,"-, LVy VVUll KIJ .... jr- - ....
Uo.if inn 'fain rfiivont nf thP Children UrOU-
cipals as I do, and owing to the . th . s and they, Id be absent from schooL accouEt
lax, taiaii lie nao uau iuiuivi vv
penence, i Deueve mat n eiectea for the
and they displayed their streng
hth thruout the games.
The games were both pitchers
ae will make even a better offi
cer than I could.
I wish to thank all of you who
OlllOn IOr lile gamca mu "-j , m kg t-uv." w
olaved real ball. Each team has of the long trip by horse and.bu-
occasion ggy or eise uiu iiicsiu
have been giving me your sup- j 6but excellent showing
port which I appreciate and as-, fa ig rtl due to the al.
sure you I feci honored though perfect support given them
I am sorrv to disaDDOint vou at II v r- ,j j
BURSUM ON THE BONUS
that it is the only thing to do
This however does not mean
Thp lpfldincr feature of Sun
day's game was the home run by
fames S. Christman
Driller and Contractor
Deep Holes a Specialty
Custom Plowing, Large Tracts
ROY. NEW MEXICO-
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INCORPORATED AND BONDED
Mosquero, ' New Mexico.
"Pay the boys who want it in
spot cash instead of offering
them promissory notes ior wuu
owed them." This is the conten
tion of Senator Holm O. Bursum
in leading the fight for conside
ration of the compensation diii
for the world war veterans in ar
gument before the Senate yes
terday. Our senator sianas
straightout compensation of ser
vices given by the soldiers and
sailors.
"T nm in favor of acknowled-
debt and of paying it
without further quibbling or de
lay." This Is Senator tíursum s
RtflTid nnd indicative of the sup
port he has steadfastly given to
proposed measures ior tne com
pensation ot our war veterans.
His adherence to that program
continuously has been made wi
thout heralding his actions ior
nniitfral nurnoses and has been
previously acknowledged with
sailors' organizations. Las Ve
gas Optic.
lhis however does not mean ; - , . h ht in
that my interests m tne political 3 his own in
field will cease for I intend to do
all in my power to help nominate ; M1" i4"""f ' .
the best men possible, then see In Monday's game Clint . Hes
them through the coming Cam-; ter made a dean drive to left
paign, not only that, but do eve-' in the last half of the ninth bnn-
rythmg possible to make the De- Sb - ;r r
mnnrntif raiv thp hpst rnrtv Ule uuuiu niv.. " e-
ever.
James S. Christman
John Felton was down from
Mills Friday morning on busi
ness.
me.
Williams pitched for Roy on
SnTiHav and held the visitors
down to a few scattering hits,
and
.-.iifh rpRUitüd with a tired feel
ing, and the pupils would not ta
ke the interest in their study s
like they would if brought in by;
truck.
The following, is the list o
teachers of the Mills School:
firnHpR !
Prof. Y'arbrough. Miss Beckr
Miss Hotson, Miss Lusk.
Primary:
Miss Hiens
W.H. McMinn made a busi-
npss and treasure trho to Amari
llo Texas last week, while there
he met his wife's mother, she ac
companied him to Mills where
she will spend a few weeks visi
ting.
C. A Smith and E.G. FarkM
and families made a pleasure trip
TO THE LADY VOTERS
OF PRECINCT NO. 3
0 " 'itllU IJUlllUCB JllttUC a (IIBtoui v.
Bitched for Mt. Do- n u mountains last week.
V,; trama anil likewise I ..J1I-. T T? CJIm. rrioitoil
1 a. 111 niio ..v. . xuranuniio i.u. uu mnvu
did good work allowing Roy only their son at Glorietta, N.M. last
aDOUt o or o una. week
In Monday's game, Nutt from
Sam Strong, Pat Ledoux and
A.F. Chavez will leave for Santa
Fe Sunday where they have been
drawn as Petit jurors m the Fe
deral Court.
Having been aDDointed. Chair
woman of Precinct No. 3, Hard
inr Countv. I most respectfully
ask all lady democratic voters or
those who wish to support tne
principals of the democratic par
ty to join me in a caucus or mee-
r 1 Ail.
ting on Tuesday septemoer itn
at 2 P.M. at the uommuniiy
TToii nt Pnv. N.M! for the Duroo-
- " 1 - - - lage aim ivwjr vi uj
se of organizing a W omen s De-row margin 0f one score
. w.!. nnK tf tVin aViAVP Tin-
med precinct.
It is very essential that all
democratic lady voters attend
this meeting is as much as we
have been civen the riffht of fra
nchise we should take active part
Tucumcari pitched for Roy and
it was surprising to watch the
Mt Dora sluggers swing at nis
drops. Patterson pitched tor ah.
Dora in Monday's game, but se
emed to weaken in the ninth.
Rnv had 5 runs when she went
to the bat in the last of the ninth
and the visitors already had b to
their credit, but the weakening
of the pitcher was taken advan
tage of and Roy won by the nar-
Onite a number of rooters ac
companied the Mt Dora team to
Roy and went to the river and
camped for the evening. They
expect to return with their team
for the good roads convention
nchise we should take active part; . . exüected that they
,in the coming campaign and aii . , R d b, headen
matters appertaining to our par- aaiii v J
ty affiliations, and see tJiat the . . .
best people fitted for the var- -"--7"- -ious
offices are named in the co- cane hay, will sell reasonable.
r.nnnv Till and James CrLcr:
around in .town on
a bycicle one day last week, and
as they were coming down tne
hill, in come manner Conny got
his heel mixed m the hind wheel,
which caused them both to fall
to the ground and knocking Con
ny unconcious. He was taken to
the Doctor at once, and after
being examined, it was found
that nothing serious has happe
ned, but he was ordered taken
I hnme. so that he could rest ur
a bit and get ever the shock .
rer, who is doing the stucco work,
on the Mills school house, is pro
gressing along very nicely, ana
it is thought that he will have it
completed in the next few days-
Mr and Mrs J. W. Thompson
and babe came over from Nolan
Thursday'on business connected
with the Roy School Building.
miner convention .
Respectfully Submitted, .'.
Mrs. G.R. Abernathy, '
Precinct Chairwoman,
of Precinct No. 3, Harding Co.
Sept. 9. (Adv.,
see
R.W. Boulware
' Brvan Ruth and Wallace Nutt
of Tucumcari hebed Rov trim
the Mt. Dora Tigers last Monday , 4-Np.
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