The Spanish American. [volume], September 23, 1922, Image 3

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Fairbank
Morse
Pumping engine
$44.so
Cylinders
Deep well pumping outfit
Gas pipe & 'fittings
Stock Tanks
Superior and Van Brunt
Grain Drills
Oliver & Emerson Tractor
and horse Plows
Wagons
Tin Shop Supplies
Well Casing
Safety Flues
. Self Oiling and Roller .
Bearing Windmills (
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TIN SHOP
PHILOSOPHY
WHEN the Irishman got into a
row with his wife and she
threw a plate at his head the melee
' is said to have started and in the
midst of it the husband jerkingly re
marked: "If I'd known married
ilife was like this I'd have .got
Í married long ago.' All of which
Scarries out the general conception of
' the Celtic conviction that we must
have peace even it' we have to fight
for it. .
. 1 Tolstoi preached non-resistance
!-which meant letting everybody walk
ion vour neck. This brings peace to
ithe bullies and death -to the meek.
Jesus turned the other cheek, but he
.took the money changers by the
iscruff of the neck and threw them
'out of the temple. So it all de
fends "when to fight and what to
fight for, which means keep an eye
out for the spurious flag wavers.
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Eastern Stockmen Trying Beef Herds
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Eastern stockmen and breeders have discovered that their hillside
forage and timber lands are ideal for beef herd development and a
result are this week staging a national beef breed show at Wilmmt
Delaware.
BUY EARLY
Roy
THe SpanisS American, Roy, Hai Om Caffltty, New
WEDDING BELLS AND
GREATEST WEALTH
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Miss Anne Burnett, of Ft. Worth,
Tex., is heiress to the famous Burke
Burnett oil fortune. Guy Waggoner,
of the same town, is heir to vast oil
fortunes of the Southwest. If they
wed, as is reported, theirs will be a
fortune estimated greater than Rocke
feller's we''1'
Cipriano Lujan was up from
Sabinoso last Saturday on busi
ness. Phil Miller, Cowman from near
Solano was in Roy Saturday on
business. ,, 1 i
' Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Strick
land and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Hooper are in Raton where Mes
srs Hooper and Strickland have
secured good positions.
Remigio Lopez appeared be
fore the State Tax Commission
at Santa Fe last Thursday in the
interest of the Mosquero schools.
We understand that he was suc
cessful in getting their budget
approved.
The carpenters are making fine
progress on the Marie Ivey home
which she is erecting in the
north part of town. P. T. Gib
son, the carpenter, expects to
have the building enclosed by
the first of next week.
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WE ARE
NOW SHOWING
our line of
Ladies Fall Hats
Coats
Suits and Waists
WHILE SELECTIONS
ARE COMPLETE
Trading
ST. GEORGE'S SCHOOL
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More pupils were enrolled this
week. A good many more are
still expected, we hope the month
of October will bring them all.
The Domestic Science Class
are all taken up with their work.
TVipv have already shown their
willingness tó make their work
a success.
The Art Class are making
wonderful progress . Art is the
vnrle nf the whole sohvl of mail.
There is something peculiarly ap
peamg and ínlinateiy satisiying
in the man or woman wno poses
ses the qualities of good sport-
manship. Our pupils were tau
ght to consider the. advantages
of athletics mental, moral and
physical, and have been encour
aged to take an interest in tnem.
So they will organize a DasKet
ball team, volley ball team and
they have already organized a
tennis court. They are a pret
ty lively crowd and do good team
work and intend to show great
effort during the year.
Last week September 14 one
of our graduates, Alfredo Pache
co, son of Luciano Pacheco, left
Roy for St. Anthony's College,
San Antonio, Texas. He will
take up thé regular collegiate
course and at the end ot tnree
years he will be ready to enter
any university. We wish him
every success m this great under
taking.
BRADLEY
Mrs. Elsie and Mis. Margret
Hazen assisted Mrs. G. W.
Hazen to prepare dinner for
Arthur's bean harvesters Tues
day." ' ""' : ', !
Miss Virginia Woods was call
ing on Miss Mayme Smith last
Sunday. - .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Thomas of Solano were callers at
the Ralph Hazen home last Sun
day, -i
Chandler Moor0 of Solaso was
callihg at the Moore and Garms
homes of this community Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. Elsie Hazen and : Mrs .
Margret Hazen called at the
Moore home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Dewees of near Mosquero'
was in this neighborhood Thurs
day afternoon. ' t
Misses Mary ' Woods, Virginia
IV T inn io Wonrla Clovis Moore Ollie
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Thomas and Norma Aspgren
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were all out ior a nae ounua
alternoon. A fine time is re-
poi-ted by all.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Thomas
and children of near Solano were
visitors in our community Sun
day, A. G. Hazen and daughter
Mary Eleen, were visiting at the
Moore home Saturday night and
Sunday.
Preparations are being made
to move the Bradley school house
into Mosquero soon . The furni
ture was moved in Saturday.
Henry Garms made a business
trip to Roy Saturday.
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Mexico Saturday September
COUNTY SEAT ITEMS
Well, well, here we are again
after a long absence. First a
trip to Oklahoma and then im
mediately thereafter a journey
to California has kept us busy,
But now that we are back, we in
tend to make up for lost time
and will doubtless inflict the
readers of the S. A. with a
great deal of our witty and in
dispensable writings. -
The thing that surprised- us
most upon our return was the
steady growth that our little
county seat had made during our
absence. Nearly all of the
houses that were under construe
tinn when we left harl been fin
ished and a number of others1
commenced. We find that since
our return two more have start
ed up. Mr. J. W. Johnson is
building a nice residence close
enough to our own so that we
can run over and borrow coffee
for breakfast. Probate Judge,
Julian Padilla has started anoth
er residence on the other side of
us and plans are being made for
immediately commencing two
more dwellings in our immediate
part of town the result that we
arex beginning to feel crowded.
And still ie town grows steadi
ly and substantially.
School commenced Monday
with a heavy attendance. The
old building formerly used as a
court house soon overflowed
with smiling youngersters and
the Methodist Church was open
ed up to a couple of grades.
Three trucks bring the children
in from the outlying farms and
eight teachess find that they are
crowded with the increasing num
ber of children. A rumor that
the budget for the schools of the
Village were to be cut down con
siderably resulted in hasty action
on the part of the board and the
sending of Hon R . Lopez to San
ta Fe to remonstrate.' Under
his able management the Com
mission decided that no cut
whatever would be made .
The countv . officers are now
comfortably quartered ii ' the
new court house. It affords
plenty of room and a large room
is being arranged for. the holding
of the first term of court.
With a slight expenditure for re
modeline; the buildimr and the
erection of a small addition for a
jail the county will have quite a
nice little court house at out
little cost to the heavily burden
ed tax-payers.
The opening gun of the polit
ical battle soon to be staged was
fired in Mosquero Saturday after
noon when Hon. 'John Morrow,
Democratic Candidate for Con
gress made a speech from the
porch of the Wilson store and
spoke briefly but eloquently on
some of the political questions of
the day and of what he would
try to do for the people of the
state if elected ' to the lower
house of the National Legisla
ture . But few people were out
as the meeting had evidently not
been properly advertised or else
as the voters were too busy scan
ning the horizen for an approach
ing rain to listen to political
speeches. '. ,
Rain is badly needed. Some
af the farmers have planted a
arge acreage of wheat and need
.-ain to bring it up. Others
aavé prepared a large acreage of
ground for the planting of win
;er wheat and will await the ar
rival of the rains before risking
"le piantin gof the seed wheat.
Jnless a rain fall soon thecoun
;ry is threatened with anothei
,iieat failure. Monday night
it clouded up, dripzled rain for a
little while and gave great prom
ise of being about ready to open
up the flood gates of the heavens
and pour out the suply that is
due this country and has been
accumilating fo the last twelve
months. The old weather man
evidently changed his mind, how
ever, and decided to hold off ior
a while longer.
A letter from Mr. James Eng
land, popular Mosquero Ameri
can Legion Post Commander, in
formes us thrt he has accepted
the position of Civil Engineer in
the State School of Mines at
Boulder Colorado.
, Messrs Sullivan and Wilson of
Mosquero were in Roy Thursday
attending the Democratic Cau
cus. . !
In as much as we will soon
move into our new quarters,
v:e would appreciate it if all de
linquents would pay up as it
costs money to move.
23r3, 1&22.
"Bill" Bagley is back at his old
job with the linotype on the S.
A. force and from now on we can
lay all mistakes on to "Bill."
The;Star Route to Kephart
has been reversed and the mail
commencing Tuesday morning of
this . week will leave Kephart at
8 A. M., oh Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday and will reach Roy
by 11 A. M., the returning mail
to leave, Roy not later than 3 P.
Mi the' same day and will reach
Kephart by 6 P. M. . The new
change will give Kephart direct
mail from Roy the same day it
reaches here and mail mailed at
Kephart will leave Roy on the 1
o'clocfctrains'. The new change
will befan advantage to all on the
route except those on the re
turning route who will get their
mail one day later.
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The Farming Business-
Y OUR farm is a business, Mr. Farmer. It should be
, conducted as any other successful business if it Í3
to 'pay a profit. And what successful business but has
good banking connections?
The mechanics and management of your farm are for
you to work out If you have a good farm and operate
it efficiently, then you have a physical collateral as good
or better than any business in the land. ,
- Our doors open just as wide and our banking facilities
are given as fully to you as to any other business iaan
in Harding County.
Other business firms need financing, need advice, need -cooperation
in turnover of stock, and they come to us for
that service. ' .
Why don't you? 1 . ,
-Bank ot Roym
Mosquero Abstrrct 2nd Title Cjompany
- (Incorporated and Bonded.)
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED PROMPTLY ON ALL
LANDS IN HARDING COUNTY.
Insurance of all kinds.
Special attention given to examining titles.
Conveyances. ' .
Mosquero, New Mexico.
E. F. HENRY
CONTRACTOR.
Cement, Stucco and Plasterer
ÜOY, NEW MEXICO
i... THE UNIVERSAL CAB .
Baker & Scheier
Authorized FORD
Sales and Service
Fprdsoiv
THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR
Karl Guthmann attended tha
democratic caucus at Solano last
Saturday. ; v
Mrs. Henrietta L. Russel of
of Grenville spent a few days
this week with friends in Roy.
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ATTENTION FARMERS
Dairy catte have advanced
50 in the corn belt in six .
months. If you need dairy
calves of any breed, especia-
lly Guernsey, or big type
Poland China Hogs, or any
other breed of stock, write
me for prices and full parti-
culars. . f '
L. M.Wagner,
R.F.D. . Jesup, Iowa.
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