The Alamogordo news., December 14, 1911, Image 1

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Published Every Thursday ir the most Beautiful Towq iq New Mexico.
VOL. XV. No. 47.
ALAMOOORDO, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY , DECEMBER 14, 1911.
PRICE 5 CENTS
ARIZONA GOES DEMOCRATIC tl PROM
RETAILERS OF ALAMQGORDQ
ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
C1I0
Nothing Worth Having Allowed
to Republicans
AVERAGE MAJORITY IS
ABOUT TWO THOUSAND
Recall of Judiciary Voted out of
Constitution
Lilt a landslide under worm
t ! ..... :st oran ava
lanche f snow moving with ir
resistible force down mountain
slopes, t he democratic forres of
Arizona have won the victory in
the firat state flection in Ari
zona. Prom the best reports ob
tainable Thursday afternoon, it
appears that the democrats have
roped, tied and carried ofl every
thing that was worth having.
The democratic majorities aver
age about fifteen hundred. The
complexion of the state legisla
ture will le decidedly democra
tic. New officers are as follow:
George W. P. Hunt of Globe,
governor: Henry F. Ashurst of
I'retnott, Mark A. Smith f TllC
toti, senators; Carl Hayden of
Phoenix, repr. tentative in Con
gress; A. W. Ode, V. I'. (ieary
ami F. A. Jones, corporation
commiaaioners; Alfred franklin,
11. 1). Boat, D. 1.. Cunningham,
supren e oourtudges ; .1. 0. Cal
laghuii, state auditor: David
Jobfl SOD, state treasurer.
The moat encouraging (' ature
of the election was the voting
nt of the recall of the judiciary.
Bui even that Iiur a string on it,
i i at .1 1!. Birdno chairman of
the democratic state committee,
declares that the recall feature
will he reincorporated in the
constitution at the earliest mo
ment possible.
La Luz News Notes
Mrs. Chas. Meyer returned to
l a Luz last week after a visit in
alifornia.
Mrs. Oliver Edgington is still
quite ill. Others who have btJOU
sick are improving.
A couple of men whose names
are not known to the writer came
into La Luz Sunday night with
s' me fine mules and bonta,
Thcv are buying up a carload to
ship.
There will be a dance at the
hotel in La Luz next Friday
night, unlets the weather gets
too bad.
Ihe water commissioners met
the other night and elected Ed.
lltist water boss for the coming
year.
Mrs. Andrew Taylor of Alamo
gordo spent last Wednesday in
la Luz as the guest of Mrs. Jim
Orr.
Miss Mynatt is preparing a
fine program for the Christmas
exercites at the La Lux school on
Christmas eve.
Mist Edna Husa spent Satur
day and Sunday with the Misses
Wooten at the Wuoteu ranch in
m Luz canon.
On Friday after Christmas the
1a Lux Literary society will
steal to Vgm their literary
work for the winter.
O. C. Scipio left 8unday for a
business visit to El Paso.
Careless Methods Result In Big
Annual Lots
EGGS MUST BE CLEAN
TO GET BEST PRICES
The Department of Agriculture
Suggests Remedy
Washington, Dc. 1 1. While i
ar: v. Trv r
w ho take the best of care of their
product, the average farmer con-
aiders the eggs produced on the
farm a by-prod net and makes
very little provision for their
care, aside from gathering them.
A large loss is caused by dirty
eggs, the number being enor
mous, and according to the esti
mate of Secretary Wilson of the - f genuine interest ami emhusi- the eioae of Mr. Hn in mon d '. talk, new "'ate. These requests are asked that the meeting be called
Department of Agriculture thila( am the remaining work of six of those present signed the coming from all parts nf the in order that he might present
money loss to the farmers in the perfecti ng the local organization agreement to become members. Doited States, fron wspapers, some of the advantages to be
United States amounting io v acenmplurhed without: with the understanding that the new syndicates, journalists and had from -m-h an organization,
febout $6,000,000 annually. ' j much difficulty. organization it not to la perfect- tfsteiaJ writer, who have found I It appeared to be the opinion
1 his loss is very largely brought 1 The n eeting wa called to or ed until fifteen members have opportunity for placing articles 1 of the greater number of t ho-e
about by not gathering the egg I ,,.r by Mr. Hammond, with the been secured. about the state. During the past present that Alamogordo does
often e Bough. In wet Weather I following business nu n in at- A second meeting is scheduled Wf"k ne of the largest of the not yet need an organization of
more dirty egg are found than J tendance ; 0. K. Thomas, leorge for Friday night, to be lield at Washington news syndicates, the kind, and trill not need one
at any other time. This is cans-' Wurnoek. W . B. Miureli, W. 0. ihe same place. While import- furnishing a daily letter to more until the question has b. en set
ed by the fact that the Inn's Hayues, Dan Fribiey, Guthrie ant business will be transacted than 00 of the largest newspapers tied as to whether or not pump
feet are often covered with mud Sinitli. J. II. McKae, L K. at (bit tM 1 meeting, it will the eatem and southern ing for irrigation in this iHstftat
or other tilth, and in going on Hughes, G. .1. Woltinger. Qeo. , be generally informal. Refiesh- state, sent a member of it6 staff is practicable. It was painted
the nest to lay she soils the eggt Warnock Was elected chairman men's and cigars will be provid- OÍ special writers to New Mexico out by Prof. Conway and some
ulreudy in hi iua. of the mee.mg, ano ii. L. 1 iiom- ei. 'it die fifteen signatures prepare a series of fi e arricies of the others present, that such
An insufficient number of nests as, secretary. have been obtained by that time, the state. Each one of these j an organization would be the
it of ten the cause of many of t tie I Secretary Thomas read t letter J the permanent organization will articles will have an immediate proper one to look after such an
dirty eggs found. Fggs are laid from I lie secretary of i lie branch be effected and th" officer elect- circulation of more than two mil- investigation and have exhaust
on the ground and around the, recently organized at Logan, ed. The organization will be through the newspapers ive reports and experiments
hay and -traw stacks, ami be- j which stated that ever business briefly d i toasted by Mr. Ham- serf d bv this syndicate, and made.
Coming stained, are classed as house in the to WO of Logan bad I funnd ; a discussion of "Trade each onew ill he extensively cop-1 With this latter object or pur-
'dirfies." Again, when too
inany eggs are allowed to remain 1
in a nest some are broken and
many of the others become smear-
e.l with broken yolks. This Oop-j
dí t ion is often brought about by
ullowing the broody hens to use
the same nests with the layers.
On a farm where one nest to
eery four hens is provided and
the nests are kept clean and well
beihh-d, it is fog nl that very
few dirty eggs are produced.
Alter gatberiug the eggs, care
should be taken not to put them
where they will become heated,
or near oil, onions, or other veg
etables, as they readily absorb
odors.
Although dirty eggs may be
perfectly freh, tbey invariably
sell as "seconds," and when but
a few dirty eggs are mixed with
an otherwise fresh, clean lot,
they materially decrease the
price of the clean egg.
Prcsbvterian Church Services
,
en a. m. and seven p. m., the
IM0in tlAf1 BAVAnlAAtlf h it a ui'
respective subjects are Jesus
. . .. i
as a Model Home Missionary," j
and "Dealing with the Nata-1
rene. A quartette will sing at wrk and are being carefully ninet,.four bale, of cotton. Fig
Sat r' trailed by Miss Da,i.. The re-!uring forty-Hve dollar, to the
ucj nu
at tfie evening service (Jeibel't
"What Will You Do With Jes
us." A cordial invitation to all
worshiping with us.
J. A. AtUHTHON.1.
will he issued this weelf at Tu
Grmce As. B. Church cmncarL J. E. Curran, t h e
The pasto, will speak Suuday has established more
morning and evening. Special ,h" othr mB" in
song terv tee. music by the or-1 New Mexieo.
diestra. The male quartette ' The first of tbe public and
will sing "Jesus Saviour Pilot high school entertainments was
Me." Tbe public is cordially given last Friday evening in the
invited. high school auditorium. The
En Li Harms. excellent program greatly pleas
Pastor, ad the audience.
WHI be Affiliated With The State And
National Bodies y
One Meeting Held Wednesday Night, Another
For Friday Night
An important meeting a as
held last night in W. K. Stal
cup's oHici in the Court hoye
a,m,x, when V. F. Hjin.i.ond,
field secretary of the National
Ketailers'
Association, began
,jt. ,,rjanjzaijn of an Alamofor
llo branch of the state an I na-
tional association. Mr. Ha-.-
mond has been working imlus-
trioii8ly upon the project for ev-
eral days, and hile tin-meeting hi sin -erity and earnestness and photographs, etc., having to do Conway, -upenntendent of the
as not large in point of number his thorough knowledge of the wit tne natural resources and extension department of 'the Ag
in attendance, there was no lack a flair- of t he association. After industrial development of the ricultural College of Men Mexico,
joined The association. Two let-
ters from Tucumcari Were read,
one from the local branch, the
other from T A. Muirhead, pres
ident of the state association.
There were thirty-six charter
members at Tucumcari. An or-
ganization was perfected at Car-
Lyceum Entertainment
People blessed with coura-
geous hearts braved the cold
weather and the muddy streets
to go out to hear Miss Oasaway
at the Christian church Monday
evening. The audience w a s
nearly as large as usual ami very
appreciative.
Miss Casaway's roies were dif -
ficult, hut they were sustained
with grace and charm. As Bab-
bie, in her moods that varied
like a aay Hi April, She was
... , , : ....
nothing less than bewitching.
Jaren ilk Opera ttm
"TL. 1 A T.ll iL.
i nr ijiiiii oi ioiik is ,iie
title of the juvenile oneratta
1.1 'III , .
woien win negiveuon uecem-
i.r .u hv th fortv nunila Ikf Misa
e-t
Made Bush Davis' music clas..
The pupils are showing a great
deal of interest in the rehearsal
eeipts win be used for the bene-
flt f a musical library for the
Beethoven club.
The Quay County Democrat is
the name of a new papen which
w itli 'ourteen charter
inenil.t r-.
Mr. Hammond then made a
talk, etting forth the object!
ami purposes of the association,
local. tate and national. Mr.
Hammond lays no claims to ahi
it J or grace as a public speaker,
hut he made a remarkably able
and
fact
lear presentation of the
nvincing his listeners of
j Relations" will be led by Dr. J-
R. (Ji,ert,
'Iegtslation" by L
R. Hughes, "Progress" by (t. J.
w .. ......
rt c"ru,a ""l,OD ,
ex'ei,,,Ml lo an wno are inter-
ested in the SUCCOtS of this im-,
portant work.
Aiasr Mexican Honored
The National Irrigation Om-
gress, which has just adjourned
, its convention at ( 'hicago, select
ed Salt Lake for the place ofi
holding the next convention.
Dr. E. McQueen (iray, president
riaon al
of the University of New Mex-jfrom
ico, was elected first vice-presi-!
dent.
!
Sjeciul Meeting
A special meeting of Alamo-
- rv. w , -..Ithat with th mMmml ÉMdaiU
mruo isam no. oz, i. ., Willi - ...K.,.
hed Decem,ier w at 8 p 'of statelmod. New Mexico is to
at our home on Michigan Ave.,
for the Durnoae of electin n(R.
mi
,.r fur tha ..i.t.iii..r ,-....r
cers for the ensuing vear. Evervt
i.r . ,t. .n.,
"
ed to be present.
a r. .
i . i . t-oi.AK. .Sei- v
Up to December sixth, Carla-1
bad has ginued three hundred ;
Dale, cotton moves to be auit '
a
substantial and remunerative entertained at bridge laat Satur
crop. day evening, complimentary to
A man in Kotwell i. advertí Mr ,od n- W Q The
ing that he has half a million Ud PrnM WM wrded to Mrs.
dollars available for loans on (aM and the gentleman's prise
rigated farms. He may not be to Jed K. Yale. Refreshments
ame to put it out in Kotwell, but
lie could do some business in
Alamogordo.
Mr ami Mrs rr.r.W W Ua..k
will leave Saturday for Kansas
City to spend the
Christmas
holidays.
William H. Wood, of the
Aiamoffurdo Witar Work. i
will leave Friday for a abort.
business trip to El Paso. I
Statehood Giv B.g Impetus to
Publ.city
BIG PAPERS FEATURING
NEW MEXICO ARTICLES
Describing Real Resources, Not
Bad Men and Cactus
Albuquerque, Dec. IS. One ! The meeting held at tin court
of tiie most beneficial results nfisVieM Tuesday after moum ft the.
the completion nf fh New MeX- purpose of organizing a Farmer-'
ico state government in the w ay Institute was not so well a' tend
of publicity is indicates m the H nor Sfl enthusiastic as could
large number of requests now have been desired, but ii torn ad
coining into the Bureau of In.-
migration offices here for data,
,nus forming an advertise
1 "Ie n'P"pst ciass, ami
& ,1 I ( l . , .
one mat is witnout one cent uZ
cost to the state. The nature of
the article- now being prepared
i most satisfactory. They are
to deal strictly w ith the resources
and development of the state, ing were J. P. Lwis, Will Kuth
Not a word will be said of the erford, L. N. Jones, C. 8. Brown,
"sand and cactus" dope of other John Minns, H. H. Major, J. W.
days. There will be no "bad
man" storie3.
The character of the articles
to be sent out by this syndicate
typical of the data requested
by other news sources through-
out the country. It would appear
the number and nature of
these requests that the day for
featuring "The bad man with a
gun" and the sand and sage
brush, with New Mexico as the
background, is about over, and
I rece,ve ,trKe v,,'unie of the
! k"n(l of advertising to which its
resources eiunie 1 1. i tie most
! satisfactorv indication, however.
!..... . .1
e is a popular leinand
fur irifrtrttiatimi Imnf I I...
i "s- ..v. i... -s.u m
state, ana mat the Mud of infor
mUoD wntd along agricul-
lur' BO ,nau,,r'"1 ,,DM-
Bridge Whist Party
II a ll a n
nr. ano ars. r rana u. tío and :
were served
Tbte present were : Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Roe, Mr. and Mrs.
U- J- Wolfinger, Mr. and Mrs.
Jed R. Yale, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Lawaon, Misses Ruth Woodbury,
(VdotA Iwi. Ifntiri rir.Hlnk
Pru Frnk Gnthrie
Smith.
Temporary President and ÍNts
tay art Selected
SMALL CROWD TO MEET
PROFESSOR CONWAY
Effort Will be Made to get Purnp-
ing Expert
the beginning from which good
results may come. Prof. W. T.
pose principally in view, a tem-
. . m.
porary organization was eneciea.
ur. J. vj. tlolmes, who is presi-
, dent of the Alamo Business
Men's Club, was elected presi
dent, and A. F. Menger secre-
tary. Those attending the meet-
Bennett, D. Buruey, J. L. Law
son, A. F. Menger, Guthrie
Smith, Dr. J. G. Hol-es, Prof.
Chas. D. George.
Cloudcroft Notes
Deputy U. 8. Marshal, J. J.
Cole, of Albuquerque, was iu
town Saturday and Suuday, on
business.
W. R. Rose, who has been in
the Forest Service here for some
time leaves Wednesday for Tuc
son, Ariz., He is succeeded in
the service by Mr. McConnell
of Santa Fe.
The Christmas spirit is begin-
...,. ,.. ..b t m a
, The enterUinment will be at the
i I i . i
Hcno)i nouse tirtin inn Tear.
Ranger Walter J. Perry was
in search of turkey last Sunday,
v hen he found an old time rac
coon the first known to be found
in the Sacramentos.
J. I. Bailey has just received a
new line of Christmas good and
we give assistant Ben Hancock
credit for appropiate decorations.
Chapter Annual Ejection
The annual election of the
Chapter was held Monday night,
and the following officers elect
ed: John M. Bowman, High
Priest; Jed II. Yale, King; A.J.
Buck, Secretary ;t. O. Scipio.
Treasurer; Jas. M. Riddle.
Tyler.
the annual lection of the
Ooramandery will be held next
Tuesday night.