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VOL.10. KENHA. CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JUNE 2,1916. NO. 6.
SOME SPRING CALLERS
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
f Chaves Countv Teachers'
Institute.
Vhb Chaves County Teachers'
Inslituo will be held at the Cen
tral School Building in the City
of Roswell, beginning Monday,
J une the 5th. 1910. .
i It will continue for two weeks,
tiyt tifitiatea will be iield on FH:
day and Saturday, "June lGlh
and 17th.
Supt. W. 0. Hall will nerve
as Conductor, and Prof. W. C.
Todd and Miss Dorotliy Russdl
will serve an additional instruc
tors.
The Manuals have not yet ar;
rived, having beeil delayed on
account of failure to procure pa.
....... ... 4
per Upon Whlcti to print mem.
I cannot at this time say when
they will bo out but trust it will
be toon. Teachers should be
prepared to pass reading circle
'examinations, Tho rending"
circle books may bo procured by
Writing Chas. llfeld Co,, Albu
querque. 1. For teachers vvith- first
grade elementary or profession
al certificates:
('0 "Sociology and modern
Social Problems,", price $1 00.
American Book Company, Chi
cago. '
-XQ . "The Rural Schools-Its
Methods and Management,"
price $1 00. Silver Burdetr. &
Company, Chicago.
2. For teachers with second
,i i
ttuu iiuiu ;iauc c.fiiituu-cii v cer
tificate!,: (a) "Everyday Pedagogy,"
price $1.00. Ginn and Company,
Chicago.
(b) "Rural Life and Rural
School," price 80 cents. Amer
ican Book Company, Chicago.
The Institute fee will be two
dollars. Examination fee will
. ... .
v ue one aoiiar. uoou ooaru may
be procured at th-3 many .board
. , ing houses and in private homes
at reasonable rates Will be
fcl.ivyto have you with us.
Respectfully,
C. O. Hill,
County Superintendent of
Schools.
lor God's Sake tell tile
People to Quit Mon
keying With Gasoline".
, (Following the. sad. fatal ick1ent of Mrs.
vi'llson last wbtfk, Sir. Whitman nntl olierj
Iflve the following; to the Roswell Record, j -
'For (iod's sake; for the sake
of the wives and mothers of the
city, for the sake of, home and
humanity, again calf the atten
tion of the people to the danger
of monkeying with gasoline,''
That s A statement from Charles
Whitman, fire chief of Roswell.
He continued!
"1 have been Are chief of Ros
well for years. There have
been threa deaths from fire
Everyone has been the result of
Gasoline: Ernest Mounts' sis
ter was burned to tteath as the
result of gasoline) Luther til
ant was burned to oeath as the
iodult of gasoline, and now Mrs.
Wilson pay the penalty. Theft
have been some forty badly
burned as the ivsdit of gasolinS
fti'es.
"Will the people ever learn?"
Every product of animal life
wool, silks, feathers, furs
when washed in gasoline, will
produce the necessary spark, by
friction, whtcn means An igni
tion, and in this climate it takes
less air to mix with the gas va
por than in the damper climate.
That's why there are so many
more explosions out liel'ej that's
why there should be ho mdnkey.
ing with gasoline.
Dr. Galloway issues a warn
ing. "Will the people never
learn the danger of gasoline?
Tell the people to leave it alone.
People don't understand gaso
line. You could have a whole
room full of gas vapor and as
long as there was no air to mix
with it, you could Btrike a
match in it and there would be
uo danger; whenever air mixes
there danger; you will always
hive air, unljs you are in a
laboratory. So leave gasoline
ulor e. When you want some
thing washed send it to some
one who understands the use of
f.-asoline."
Moving picture men, airship
irtnii, who have been in Roswell.
say that there is more static in
the valley atnio?p! 10 than any
where else they know of. That
makes the use of gasoline more
dangerous,
Police fur rubllciitlon.
P2WOI
Department of U)9 Interior, V. s.
Land (Mice, fit RoSwtiJ, N. M..
Notlee It hereby flf?n ilt Winer f. Scott
oflledland. N. M., who, on July I. 1 'l 2. mode
HK., Serial No. OTIHU, for KM. fWe. T.
6, S., IluBffe S! E N. M, P. Meridian, has (lied
notice of Intention to make final Three-Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land nbove
described, before Will A. Palmer, V. S.f'om-
mlssloner. In hi ' office, at Itedland. N-M on
lllliu SOj l'llo:
Claimant. nsmoB ai w'UrieSEeB: -
William E. JlrHiTllFyi WlljlilnT 0. Sllimi
Georo-e H. fttirroarlf Loafs if. I'ropps, nil of
Uedland. N. M.
Kmmrtt Patton. Iter'mter
NOTICE FOB rt'DLICATIOJf.
03W5
Department of the Interior, U. S
Mind onit-e Ht rt"teti, , M.. Mny j, ino.
Notlea In hCi-SI' flVrti that WMiiftfrt Pl!tett
Graves of KnrHiin. N. il; .wIlH.ttrt .fliKe SI,
1915. inutle HR. Serial No. OWPW, f'r $k'4.
See. et: tind NE', setion;33. Twp. 7 S Kunire
31 K.. N. M.P. MerMInn, haa Hied notice of
Intention to mnke Kinl lhree--yenr liroof, to
establlxh claim to tho Innd Hhore descibed.
before C. K. Ooebel, IT. S, Oomitiltsioiier. in
his Ofllce at Knlrlehlll. N. M on June It. r!0.
Claimant nHiiies sa wltneKges:
Albert 1. AtUlnacn. Willlnm W. Heaty,
ClaudU C. f'rtWmiHii M"nro J. Brown, nil of
JSh'fclelml.aiiltf.
Ktnmetl Pntthri; flP?itSr.:
Ma5'!2-June9,
Xotlce for Publlrdtlon.
01870J
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Offltffj Kt Hotl!, if. M., Mat JT, 1918.
NoiiotS lg IjdMfy Jfirt'rt 4Ht lltui'jr Ernst
of Iloz. N. M., who oSJifHo frt, mde
Add'l liR.. Serial No. 0IH7W. for NWSBM:
unil S,V'SK!i. SetH'on SH, Township 7 S Ilnnire
10 K K. M. P. Meridian, hn tiled notlee of
Intention K mnke Una; (He-year proof to es
tublUh claim 10 tbo land ahoe dsailbeil, be
fore fn O. smrnite, O.- S, X'odimWslonor, In
his otllee t Kennfti N, !,. on JutK, , 131a.
Claliilftfat t)Hn.'t!8 r. s WitnfesSeB:
Charley K- Ne'.z. tJeortfn Y. Oiet-iy. Joftn I.
Ketner Wllllnm Horner, all of lonz, N. M.
tan t Patton, Iteulstar.
'otite for Publication.
N fn Cnli foot?
Dopaftihbtit elJhn Ihtflflor, U. S
Land Ofllce nt Fort Sumner. Sett Mexico.
May S.r, loio.
Notice is hereby uiven that John rf. Lone,
8f Inirrom, N. )., wha on Aug. 28, 1KW, made
hnmeslend entry Jlrt.ffetHT. fnr PMSK. Sec.
. Township i Sf IMriifO" 30 Ei. N. M.P. Weri1
Citin. tadind tio'iti e of intcritlon to Ui.ikO una!
tlTe-renr liroof. tti eS(iti(ish clndn to th'o lar.tf
above (Tbiicrlbed, bdfdie'p'anO. jfavnite, U. S.
Commission r, in hisoflice. at Kenrin N. Mi
on the 10th day of July. l'JIo,
Claimant naraeB as witnesses:
Moves Galdston, Ktherldce Taylor, JfniM
filtfton, 0csr Hell, of Ellda. N. M.
A.-!. t'MAnO, Rru'er,
j a -Srt.
Nodce for Publication.
027330
Departmont of the Interior, U. S.
Land Ofllce at Hoswell, N. M. May 28, 1H16.
Not io In hereby iriven that Lafuyette M.
Pettcol of Itlctllatitl, N. M who, on June
iHi. made lit). Serial NO.OijBJo, for feH. Ht.
S3.Twp.B8., . 38K.I M. it. P: Mdrktlrtn, has
II led notice of intention to make Urial ttiree-
year proof to eel ablish claim tg tliel ind above
described, before O. K Pooniba, U. S Com-
iiiissioner, in his ofllce, at Nlchlund. N. M.. on
July .1i 1910.
Claimant iiatnefc as 'witnesses:
John H. Kidd. of Iledlnke. N. M.. Je'sse i:
Bates, of Oarriaon. N. M., Mabory O. Danforlh,
of Allie, N. M lllake Williams, of Iltchlaud.
N. M.
EMMKTT PATTON,
June -30 Realster,
The other day the Gilder
Hotel management complained
to the electric light company
that there must be a 6hoi t cir
cuit, a3 guests wer complain
ing of slight shocks yvhen they
stood on the heavy wool car
pels and unlocked their doors.
The trouble man was" ent up.
Nothing was found, but it was
proven again that the static in
the atmosphere caued the
whole trouble. The telephone
users and company have
had like experiences.
am mm mmut
By R6BHTA CARSON.
i
Paula, windblown and ralnsoaked,
burst Into the living ftOv where her
mother was reading. "No luck, flioOV
crl There Isn't a maid, black, white
ft;' lodlfferant, who will budge a foot
lr! eur dfrertioti just because we're a
c6upie (t fimts out ,f town. Mc
Manus at the eOiJjloj'fn.'tit ofiics says
they're all that way and he can't do
Anything about it. I told him to send
out tihjtm who came along. A man
would do if he' Pfnld Rot one. Oh,
Why did dear old faithful l!ain have
to get married? And just now of ll
times!" She dropped dismally into a
rboir. "What can we do?"
Mrs. Cotirtland tapped her book
thhnrlitftilly. "If It Wro anybody-iii
tiie "-M fnty t)) Remfhgtons who
were cominjr il ft&itf r'Wfl't niako
so much difference. But (hey frv (
well and arc so precise about ever'
thing."
"And there's a son coming, too'."
groaned Paula. "Oh, we just can't
NOTICE of CONTKST
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H. ci .'loi
C'iX'l'SfT.
n.niriinsnl nt.tbp Iiitcrlnf. V: P. I.nnrl
Office, al Kurt Stunner. N. M April iiCH'. f'.
To Wllllnin T,. llraixbin. record address.
roe, WiH.,ConteHfee:
Tnn nre Itpri.bv n.itlfiod that .1 urison R.Owens,
vim irw If ..iimi. S. Jl. Hi hi" IMiMunU'C
adilrow.dW on Maroh 3.1, 101H. l l tlila offloe
Ills duly f.oroboratatl application to content ami
...j... ,f,n ..rf ...mi 1 1 ........ l,n-niufn,t pntrv.
r lit, j "i. -
SeilSt Wi:MiMt MnWlt llb. l"i". elry
relustatcd, s.- i-. ' t fr fis:.
'I'nwiiHhln 4 S.. lianire S7 VI. N. In' V: Morl'linil,
and as Rivnnds for bis contest he nlle'leS H't
said cntryman hs wholly abandoned bbW
lauditbat he bus not resided upon or culti
vated an)' part ilu reof for more -4ban tlirse
years last pas';
Toil are; therefore, fiirtll-r lidlifiivl tint the
said all)'if:tiM tvlll M takcu aficonfcs-ied, ami
your snld entry Will I'd crfnt'i'!e;4 without further
r'L'bt to we heaivl. either bi-l'ore tills offleeor on
apiicai. If you fail to file In this office whlilu
tf-fntv daya after the fOI'KTII publ.falli.il of
tlilu luitl.M. ..t pb;vn hclliu-. VOlll' ttllMver.
under :lh, speclfleally r(.'.wi(t to th"e al!o-j-atloiia
of contest, locxitbcr wltli iff?" iioof
that yon have aerved o copy of your answer on
the Haiti contesluiit either in person or i'! le.
Ilerej mall.
T.ni li.il.l Mtafc In vnnr answer the name of
lKMt orfi:e t-f vrlilt'li y.'.i'iluiiro future notices to
be wilt to yun.
A.J. Mvaii",
ltegiater.
May 12. 1016
May I". aie
May '!", liie
Junes, 1H1rt
rtotfluf fhst publleatlon
1 -('( 111 li "
' ''llihd '
" fourih '
NdTICFf of CONTEST.
031611 CJ45
D:partinent of the Interior V. S. f.url O fflc
tt Hoswoll.N. M-, AluH'.T. IJlfi.
1'otiai'lH, Hoydaumof KasrlelilH, N. M.. eon-
l"atee:
You lire herebv uotlflcfl llial. Walter A.
Slrun,vrho itlves New ll.ipo, H J! as Ms
pustofflee tf'U'i ess did on March S.". IwiO, Hie In
this office h'.s diiijr c'oroboratuil npiilleatlon to
contest ami securo ;tlie crtni-ellathm of your
homestead entry. Serial No, (UltSli ifrade April
IS. 115. for Sec. II. Toivusl.ip 7, Itanlfe
SI. i: N. M. P.. Mcrldliin, anil as(fromnls for Ills
(.illtcst lie alleges that "Kalrt Hurl H. Iloyii'ton.
nils mad lio Improvements on said laiul and
Urtswlidlly abandoned said land for a perlmiof
more thtui fin irioiitHs liitl past."
Yon niv. I hertfore. ftlillinr nolirivd thai
the said allegation will bo taken 1 this oftlee
usliavmu been uoiifce(t, Vy von, ul your said
entry will bora ;?"lel '.Hereunder without your
further right to bo heard therein, cither before
thlsofflee or on anneal, if you fail to file In Hits
office wlthlrl twenty (lays after the KOl'liTll
iiiiblleatlon of thlsnol co. as shown below, your
answer, under oath, specifically meeiln.' and
resiKindlmf to these allcirat lot. s ef contest, or if
you fail within that timo to tile In this office
due proof that you have served a copy of your
answer on the satd contestant either ill person
or by registered mil'. If lblsprvice is made by
Die delivery of a copy of your answer to the
contestant In peiwm proof of siieh service
n-.ust be either the said contest ant's written
aOKiiowlertimient of hi receipt of the copy,
uiinwln the rf-te of Its its receipt. or the iitll'
davit of the person by whom the delive'y wa
ton. le siHiiiia when and where the copy was
delivered: if made by registered mall, proof
of such service consist of the affidavit of the
penson by whom copy was mailed -stutiiiirwhcn
Hnrt the post ofllce to which it asniailcd, and
this annlavil must be accompanied tj Die
postumstei a receipt for tbo letter.
You should state In your asswer the inline of
post office to w hich you desire future notices to
be sent to you.
Kmmetl Patton, liegister.
Date of first publication May 11. I'M 8
' sws nd ' May II). I')t0
" third " May 2H. ims
" " fuuiib " J'ini lie
nave them. Father tufglit telegraph to
Remington pater that aofnebody bus
died, or that we've had a fire, or
Fmallpox, of omethlng."
"They are motorlnct here from Bos-:
ton,' Paula, and left the middle of the
wook. V'e would not know where to
reach them by wire." ;
"Wfll. then we atlll liave two days!"
Paula got tip and ttaok off her hat.""
"For forty-elRlit hotr I'm going to
clean the house till it ihittea. What
ever the Itcmingtona And, it won't be
dirt.';
Pang! Hafig! Bang! wont the car
pet beater wielded by a round, white
arm, strengthened and Beaconed by
many rounds of golf und tennia.
Paula was talking to a man. Siiw
had aeen Mm pass slowly along tb
side street as if searching for a house..
"McManus has sent U8 a man I do'
believe. Stop! Walt a mlntn! Ar
yotl looking for Courtland's?"' ;
"Yes."
"Did Mr. McManus, the employment:
man, send you?'' ;
"Yes bur how "
"Never mind! There's no lime to
talk. No matter what you can or"
can'4 tfo now yon are better than no
body hU4 w6 need you. I'll give you'
an old coat (if father's till your thing
come. Then beat these ruga and
sweep them off. Get tho bone in thrt
laundry and scrub the porcJie and
walks. Shine the brasses around th
front door and then come up stairs.
I've forty windows for you to clean.
Sounds like a lot, but it's got to bo
dotn'I"
So Chtfrlio banged rugs, scrubbed
etnlra nila,f fiietra. flAanarl vlnrlnu'a
rbeat egga. stripped the fat off the
ham, ground coffee, ran errands,
changed furniture and cut glaas. "At
tho last minute on Friday he helped
iron the curtains after Paula hart
shown him how. and then after dinner
he washed the dishes carefully, put
tfmm away and cleaned tip tho'
kitchen". 1
Then he presented himself to Paul
in tiie library. "Mlsa, I'm sorry, but
I've got to leave."
"What? You can't go now, Charlbs,"
She sat down with shaking knees. ' .
"Sorry, but I gotta."
"VSut why?"
"My fiHfiJiy needs mo. I gotta go. I.
trid to help all I conld."
"Oh, you did. Charlie. YoiVre a Jew
el, Hut what will wo dO when the
compniir comes in the mornllJjt? Not
one to do dislift or anything!"
"Mebbe the company can help." 1
Paula-laughed weakly. "Yes, may
be they can. but then again mayb
they wen't. Rut of course you don't
understand, Charlie. All right, if
you've got to go, we've got to let you.
I'll get your money from father. Four
dollars is that right?"
The next morning the Courtland
watched tbo clock anxiously, fearful
lost their guests Hhould arrive before
the work was done. But things were
in order and mother and daughter in
faultlens tollula when an automobile
conlcivinp th'-dc people drew tip to
tho curb.
Mr. and Mrs. "Remington were greet
ed -cordially and the Courtlands wait
ed expectantly for the begoggled son.
wno was nusy v. nil iue cur uuiBiue.
Then he came, and something in the
travel -worn suit and shapelese cap
seemed familiar to Paula. Off earae
the goggles, and behold Charlie!
The Ilcmlngtons enjoyed the situa
tion so hugely that the astonished
CouitiundB joined In the laugh. "We
have heard from our son how the land
lies!" laughed Mrs. Remington, "so
we are all prepared to roll up our
sleeves and pitch in anil help."
Later. Charlie Remington had a. few
words alone with Paula in the library
where he had handed in bis resigna
tion the night before.
(Copyrislit. W. by the MeQlnre Newspa
per Byndiinte.)
Philosophic King. '
Though King Peter has refused to
leave bis Serbian soldiers, he is not a
military man at heart. Rather is ha a
scholar and philosopher, as is shown
by his admiral ion of John Stuart Mill,
whose works he has anonymously
translated into Serbian. When in exile
in Paris and Oeneva, King Peter lived
very modectly, renting upper fists at
o0 a year in each place. In the
ngreement with his Geneva landlord
was a stipulation that if he should be
summoned to the Serbian throne his
lease should terminate. Iondon Eve
ning Standard.