The Carlsbad current., June 24, 1921, Image 1

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ARTESIA.
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M'M'HKON
Thi r'hamlMT of Commerce dtnmr
yesterday at the Crawford Hotel
Cafe wan attended by the Urgent
crowd of business men yet present
at these meetings and much Inter
est la being taken In fmprnving the
city aa well aa trying to better road
conditions throughout tbo rountv.
The first speaker waa Mr Arnrfd.
of South Dakota, who aald ho waa
agrceablv surprised at tha fsvnrable
rondltlona found here generally He
alao aald Honlh Daknia waa In
splendid rondltlon with fln crop,
and fat rattle. He further stated
that he ha Just bought aa fin a
bnnrh of rattle In Fddv r. inty a
he had ever ahlppel out of the
south.
Oeo. V. Price, of the traffic com
mitter made a lenirthv report on the
efforts hla committee ha made In
trying to gat lower freight ratea on
hay out of the Pecos valley. A trln
waa recently made to Amarillo to
conault with rallrnsd ofTlrlnia and
It waa found that thin aectlon of the
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL ASSESSMENT WORK
Lost Sunday wa the day of one
of the beat ball gamea witnessed
thtt aeaaon al Flreman'a Park. The
came waa well attended and held the
apecUtoni under the apell, by flrat
rlaaa playing.
Tha ame waa atarted by Wood
going to tba mound for Carlabad
being relieved In the fourth Inning
by John Wake, well known twlrler
of tha Houthweet. Martin twirled
for Arteala. and pitched a good
game holding up enle fourteen
innings.
Carlsbad's new third baaenian
proved to the fana.va "Baba Ruth"
of tha Weat. making two home
runa, one at the early part of the
fame, and tying the acore in the
ninth With hla aecond home run, and
brought In the Inning run by being
walled, and eteallng aecond and
third and acorlng on Patton'a hit
We will leave It to trie baae ball
aa, aa il ' l eft.se e fti A
gana v tow, .v "''"JT" any and the railroad official, do not .mall grain,
fielding and hitting on both, aldea i m dlHpoM(1 to Krant , ,0Wl.r , ..,.
waai un.- w f. Mellvaln of the road com-
I mlltee aald a trip had been mad,' to
the Point of the Mountains In enm
Ipany with the atate engineer's or
flca, that another trip will be made
next week thiougli Hie Qu, en - n n
IN LOWEE' VALLEY
LAST TUESDAY.
ON MINING
CLAIMS.
Hon. B A. Nymeyer, T
Carlabad, Now Mexico.
My dear Mr. Nymeyer:
In further reaponae to your letter
of May "th regarding the ...ess-
A terrific hailstorm vlalted the
lower valley in the vicinity of Lov
ing Tueaday the cropa of cotton,
corn and amall grain being complete
ly deatrnyed on an area embracing
1700 aerea. about one thouaand raent work on mining ctalma. I take
aerea being planted to cotton and ; pleaaure In advlalng you that yea
the crop being among the beat In ; terdny arternoon 8. J. Rea. No. 31
the entire project wee reported favorably to the Senate
The Blorm occurred abont dark and passed For your Information I
end the full extent of the damage I am enclosing copy of the provlaioni
none waa not known until the ef thla revolution The
next day when It waa found that now goea to the House
aueasure
cropa on the farina of M.V. Daugher
ty. W. B. Rose. Ren and Roy iok
aon. Tom RaMForke. Hnsaon Proa .
the Wealeya and othera were a total
loaa. The storm area was a narrow
"trip along the river and the atorm
aeeined to atrlk them from the
northeaat Some hall tell In Loving 1
but no great damage waa done In
that euhurb. Most of the farmera
win replant but will confine them
With kind regards and best wishes
aui.
Very sincerely yours.
A, JAMES. U. S g,
country now has as low a rat., aa selves to the planting of corn and
OF
HAY TRADE t'OXDITIONS
THIS WEEK.
The only atrength shown thla week
ta In markets where the receipts
Have bajen amall. The demand coo
tlnuea veiy dull and although offer
Inga are every light, markets are
NEW LAWN IV EFFECT
Santa Fe, N". M . June 1 4 One
hundred twenty-eight new laws, all
try to Jnapect roada In fliat section those passed by the Fifth New Mex
and until the átate engineer gives leo legislature not carrying the em
out a report on the two tnns no orgoncy clause went Into effect Sun-
barely sustained and generally comments will In, nul- ny th- road day at noon. These Include a drag
ahow a much weaker tone than a
HE NATL JOINT lllXil.l Tln
M Mill It ;
That the provisions of sec
tion 2324 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States, which requires on
each mining claim located and until
a patent has been leaned therefor,
not leas than IlilO worth of labor
to be performed, or Improvements
aggregating such amount to be made
each year, be, and the aame is here
by auapeudeil as to all mining claims
In the t'nited Statei excluding Alas
ka, during the calendar year of lit!
and up to and Including the 30th
day of Juue, 192 , Provided, That
every claimant or any eucb mining
aw "
M mm
acBaaaal jmHH.
m
Hi
FOURTH OF aiULYT
TO BE CELEBRATED.
IN CARLSBAD.
Itnmn lasnwM V. VuHemmw.
The citizens of Carlabad will have
a. rare opportunity to heur n singer
of note Moiata y night nt 7 : HO o'clock
In the Armory In (he person of
Aaron James V. "Aurlemnia. former
member of th" Metropolitan I'rand
Opera company and an associate of
Under the auspices of Troop B.
New Mexico Cavalry Carlsbad will
have a Fourth of July celebration.
TlMN will be auveral interesting
reatures In connection wltn the
affair such aa a Troop Parade which
will be held at 1:00 P. M.; a Polfc
game at I'M P M.; mounted Tun
of Wai, potato race, wrest linn match
three-legged race, shoe nace rniirna-
iment race, shelter tent pitching con
lleal, troop drill, and other dlver
i alona.
I A camp supper Is to be served by
the Hoy Scouts for which a char
of 6(1 cenia will be made The en
tire nffalr wIM be rloaed with a
grand ball nt the Armory, the Roe
wall orchestra fnrnlihlng the muelo
for the dancers A charge of 21 cnta
will be collected for admission to
the Field day events, and 12 00 wilt
be charged Tor he darce.
The exerciaea will be held at the
Troop drill grounds. Our pefta
ahould turn nut and help the hoye
by their presence and enjoy a
Fourth of July at home
'WHITE EI.EPIMVT PMtTV"
claim in order to obtain the benefits , Caruso In concerts
week ago. Where stocka have accu
mulated, there la a continued
freeware to sen, aa not much Im
ovement In the demand can be on
eloated at this time of the year.
Drought condRlons during the let- i about the road from Lakewood to
ter pert of May and which were not Arteala. The Major wished to know
broken until the pafct week haa re- If hla remarka would he publlahtfd
duoad the early ptoefect of a bump- and waa told (hey would so he i
2i crop to one of average alie. The to be aa mild as possible on the
wndltion declined iron 91.1 on May , road question. However, lie did say
1 m mo on June 1. or from a proa- I that It was untrue that the Corlaba I
committee. tic "blue sky" antl-wlldcat-promo-' 01 mia reaoiution anail nie or cause two yearVatime They Will lie) heve
Major llujac next waa called on b Hon act, the act nuthorlzlnu a 1200,- i t0 b ln tlle ff'p, where the lo- The satlstactlon o! aervloj I U inl
Prealdent Hubert to speak on road onn addition to the atete capítol, an cat'" "otce or certllleate is raoord-jpurpoac ll going to inur the liaron
niattera Inaamuch as the Raiorf anti-gambling law. one of the moat I' 011 or befor e lt day ofielng and to assist hits In the Sal
seems to have drawu some sarcastic severe la the country, an act Cloa-i Auu"'' a notice (lf hla desire Yatlorj Arm drive g New Mexico
remarks in file Artesla Advocate )ne .n , Ai.,'Tirt. to holil said mining claim under the and in Carlabad in particular.
Declive 108 million tons to lnl mil
Hon. On May 1 the amount of hay
ajn farms waa l'J miirton tona, or 7
million tons more than the average
end thla quantity added to the ex
pected crop makes en Indicated to
tal aupply about the same aa laat
year. Hay Trade Juurnal.
Ing the second offenae a penal one
a law reimburalhg Santa K Hidal
go, Orant and Luna counties for In
terest paid on railroad bonds, an act
placing the ttaveting auditor direct
ly under the governor Instead of un
der the xtate auditor, an art making
Mrs. R. M. Thome entertain
about ihlrly or Carlsbad's society
folks last week one evenlnc. hnnor
ini: MIhm Alli.ttr, i ' . 1 1 . i .. i
extending over T....ek k
., ' "" -penning
the summer In Carlsbad The
'Wliite Elephant" part of the even
ings entertainment consisted in each
one bringing n parrel done up In
such a manner that IT cjntenta
could not be r.-cognlied and trad
ing for an article elmllarly disguis
ed. A lot of fun fi suited wlien tha
provisions of this resolution. And j During tlie war liaron Auriemma
herenfi"' the labor required under aerved with distinction on theVreneh
Revised Statute, of the fnlted conduotln, a DhQTn. o( l".00 Á-er ."Zl Z X"ínn K
Statea shall be perfotmed during lean sl !ier for the ei,tertauimiit ii,.i,i...i i... .. .i ', ! !r.
I.I ,,r Hie 1 1 1 1 1 H. . .. . - "
anil lliuse lio wished played eto-
euch fiscal year, beginning the 1st of the -oidiar-
íMiaiiiKur nf í ' ri i ni a rAÁ r n Pail nnlv
for ecenlc route, to attract tourist, "-rt.et Juvenile court Judges
day of July and ending on the .loth No admlaelotl III be charged but
toy of June.'
to the city ea charged by in. AdVO-
end lncreuaiug flielr salary, and nu-
cate. He said we are also looking '
after the Interests of commercial
CABIatBAD WOOOtntf, VtWI
AKTEsL MHM.E.
A private letter to friend In this
I .. i I... Vf . . pi... In,,, Ir
inn iuuk'i i'- iv
aquandered on the road from I.ake-oeeu '" lea.nm ne, - leaiu. aiuui wrova wauip .o. .... ,,,.x Uudaj
aa well as tounsl travel and reiterat
ed that he hoped such
amount of money would
a roller! me v. Ill be taken. The drive
for Carl.oud's quota started
and will end next Tuesday in which I ur(l
jtline it n hp-.i to lea note than
.ttUb.OO for the Salvation Army.
Hum: Auriemma will dog at the i
BJVWI while otber games wpre ijj pro-
irri'SN 1 . . ' T i . I l l 1 1 i i I nt I Aa - a
today (, (.ak. C0,,(j ,,,,, ,.Venin-, nleaa.
M ALAO A NBWH,
Eddy Urove Camp No 6, W. o. W..on.Wford Theatre tonight and Hetur-
well at the cuurchea Prof nh(1 Mr, HMIMll npnT
t3 .1 . . . I . ...
- ... m i i .ni . .... . .i niiuuay in inn niime or ; n ii....,
wood to Arteala which is now one of I " "'ui muntiiaio. ... mi reoeivea one ot tne moat royat , . -
the be, roads In toe county As b tn"'r ""x' Pee of reeldenee they weieomei aun arara entertained bet- Baron Jume v. Auriemma. who is j M' ....... ..,, ..,,.,... ,.,. .P,
to the proposition made him by the expecting to leae for that place ext ter ,huu .,, uy ilmllur ,, , the eltj Ifl MOBeettOO with the ,,. ',, t, ' . , ,H
Advocate of furnishing a bum, so ' ' fo"v- "' the memor) ... any member of thli Salvation Army m now m, will ,., s , , a5raTwe aeAaoaS
. ... ...... .,..!,. L.lT. , lews that Hobby, the young son Of orrtpr ,,...i Woudman who -i... .. i",a U.rhnrfl.i ehi.ivl. ,n il... ' . ',on" " ' "n,e. Hand
nie aaji" ...,RUi - . .,, ir.. l I.l .. .. . ' . . " IbHI tlie re w,e between 1!nn and
eyes full of scenery, he said lie uppiui. ' ' ''"'' '" "I the meeting m-ld in Arlesla ami ai n, iovl Hi.irlct .iF T, .
' ..i.i ..si aetlwav. thai pouuda. He ha.s acquired the nxk ,,...r mm a ha .her,. if. maa a-i... .....ires ia-n Ktaaa nt I . lMr 'oit. water cotnlnr
haa been In the atate penitentiary :" ".. .VI, .V" uame of 'áunny Jim" becauae of his ;V- , "ir k..: ... -v.-,.. ...,o ,ro"' ""' "",H w,'hI "' '"'X l; river
aince his conviction of Oral l gie- , ll" Uaositlon and has evidaiitlv '""1" "" """" . I ""' SVz . " " "roke in ,le, th
HAILEY Ml M HAM..
The New Mexico Supreme Court
yesterday denied the motion lor a
uew trial in- the Sylveator E Bailey
aaaVaa - nsan nn.ial.iil Í mill ( 1 ra II t
cou ty aúd resentenced Uailey ,c, )udal.pe mountains and get
be hanged Friday. July 1. nan -y , r' , n ,hu, , pounds
H .,., u.tru a tin nt lam,.. M llellnrc.
II.. I 111 . I III. '
which ! may be accounted a public benerac
, Win,,,- v.. i. Hi. ... aeiiver ine inirro id n r m hm. - ,, loan i.ani hi ine uiierunou
.... .1.1.1 mi - ai..... ,....K. ,,, ....aj hear won all neuris l. iv. r as in- in.. " , . ,, t... , ,,,, ,,, ...,.,,i linn.
. i .11 ii. it. hiu . ...,fia. v-u ..... , , ni- mu.' r... luii. .... . j " .......
a garage proprietor.
of between h. re
by
. . I I. . : I Tll.l I. I ... . I If I' II tl It'll
(till I-- l.ttliniMIU. a If Oasa- .,s.a-.-.a
! l A til I'na ... i m llUU .'I I n. r u . i t ll""
ia n . I fr...l III l,,ii.il,i aie unwell r.i . .i waa aa ,. . , , Well
Ji" m.n oH hu avnl.lerl l.v If..- HIU ailBV-l.uUB u. ..p.... y .
to have the governor commute the
death aentence to life impriaoiinieut.
llrun iru and miLV h avoitit'tl tV iCo
lug via Van Horn. " vttcu"1
MiltOll It. Smith Was the next I.V.rUI..,! .innlni In lh. elovei.ll.
C O swlckard of the Cuarantv ! apeaker and his subject was Cívica l niok Bates and family, who are ,,,. wh..n ,,, knocked Hi three
Abatract ('.. ' and W. B. Moore of I "hie h he handled In a very thorough sp.mdl.ig several daya out at the ', H(.or,,4 wU(,h puf n, . ,
..... Kdrfv Countv Abstract Co . left maimer, ne ss a i n maro o.. ' I tie 1. .,,1 ... t!..ir 7 to 7 ti. In til
men! and t.ue
out about ion feet nf thn ennal
.1 II. V Irh was In from Ins ranch
.... ti ... ,,' M... .,... as
The game :Uke a nigi. place lu the ranas alore- , j , , ,.,,,,
Hos- mar s. hixil hulldini; Is entitled to
expect to i
Curlsbad In the early days when ( return to Uosw.dl the early part1
our etreets were only sand hills of next w.ek. Hick had a good time I
and a fielght wiigon belnc bogged 'shaking hands with his friends In
trip with i lei
abatract and title men of the entire
atete wns held yesterday at Albu
querque, at which Frank F. Hohertv.
executive secretary of the American
Aoeoclatlon of Title Men. of LdM
the first of the week In the Swlck-
rd car for Albuquargoe, on an 1m
. a u ... i ..... . ..in 'O. .. were
r",. '. J """,. k..' -rr..r I down during rainy weather t.-i,,.- Carlsbad, and aaya he will always
. .. ..... ,,..nV i.n m.rte the common sight. H. told of how the'httV(. ;1 warm place in his h-art for
aaa aa . .. t rr,.n nf .. i C I . i . . . ti . I .. ..till
A meeting of thii i lrr" "' . . ...,.
i airee I iiae leiu-.. p. .-i aim -..i.-i'-i a-uii tne itosweu .winiury inaiita
why It is necessary lo replace dent j,, ,1P (. of st-ward. an.l say-
! trees with mountain cottnnwoods aoikja tries to see to il that ;hose boys
, flie beauty of the city ma be pre- Bet W(,n f,,j if there Is anything
'aerved. The law on having u mix nick really does know how to do
Ans-ele. was nresent unci the .inert-i can in me imey .... .an .. well 11 is lo tee,, paw.,.,
...... i . IélI aftllll 111- M.I 111 II Wltn JlinL . "
5L . .... I!'., aócl, o , r ah-I necessary In Imve a clean all-v as II attenUOP Is called to a apeclal ''
-tractors nenrtv even other state Is to have a clean front yard He program to be given at the Metho
in the Cnlon having such uu organi
sation. Th" beneflta to the nhstrae
tora as well as to the general public
from auch an orgenteed body, la aeld
to be conalderaMe. 'Die gentlemen
Iiave been heard from at their des
x tlnatlon and report the roads good
with the exception of several placea
being rough end that they had the
minimum car trouble They expect
to arrive In Carlabad Suuday or Mnn-
,day.
games of the season wtXh th.
W. O. W. team.
w. nt Into extra iBRlMI b.-'ore ll was Mid. W A Walkin. who till, that
decided who ahould ue the victor. jiiiiuh. u u ,. '""J0,. av lust i, t
grounds of the school by planting Klad,v ,,,,
wiies, seuin- inn grass. luasnm , , . pt-a. .
Jlower bHl aud In many way., ud- h.,, ,.,,., .', ,r ....
un n to the atlractiveiiis, ol the, ,, , r ... .' ........
... ... Jii.i.rn, a. ... i .i, WTiann
property, ami ail is done without ... , n ,.,.., ,,, u. ..,
had alfalfa down w,.n It
Ural iuniug Carlsbad scored five runs
aa it seemed to take the Koawell
pitcher a abort time to get starte.t
right. Then after a. few innings the
local butters opened up tlie tire
works ucaiu and got two more
..-ore- f;n. sw. ll came lni k a l
tied the score 7 to 7 In the eighth
'lulling und Beeves, who pitched for
Icarlsbad W. O. VT t arn, held them
j scoreless the remainder or the .
i lest by excellent pltehlxi and
Credit is due Reeve
Inr pitching a good game and m
It mm h w ill
(' irla-
the solicitation of
ahould rocalvg and W worthy or the
highest couimeiiUatlon. I antea. I of
the bar unattractive yard or a
short time ago Carlsbad now haa
school groundi iltal have b eg made
attiactive and will prove a wortby
ti mute lo '.Uo industry aud good
luate of tlie oribiualoi lor mans
years: In Che uauio ol the citlx.iusor
Uai'laued, lli.uik you. Mr Vatkiu.i.
any mi.. mum laaaa ii i,.a .uir .i,....
alao endorsed the Idea of fixing up it Sunday Bchool at the close of the Ugh' places he showed siren-Mi
the city park for a playground ror ! the lesson next Sunday. The day I in one inning with tne buses inn
What word will we use to describe
the nagging wife since horses are
going out of aCyle?
children of the city. As a meluhei
of the city council Mr. Smith spoke
authoritatively on the condition or
the streets and Bald the present
force was Inadequttte'to keep them
In Brat class condition and there was
no more money to be spent that way.
A good grader la needed, he aald.
and no money Tli eight with which
to buy It. Taxes have been ralaed
on city property whlcTI may cause
grumbling but 1f the streets are put
In condition It will take more money,
Mr. 9ralth thought the paving ahould
Is to be celebrated as "Old Folks I ami one out ne ucihmii'ii up ami
Day" and a number of tnlks will he i pulled out of fhls hole by striking
L'lv . n ii limit Sunday school lines, by out two of the best batters on tie-
mined lust Tuesdai
Fred n Miliar i, ehlpplm hia
wool tdra to Roawell, hm between
ten and twelve thousand poilBda
The Ijivt two dais the ' and
Peeoa train hn gotten through to
l'.M'.e. un recular tin.-, but - r. . Hn
nre not running aa lagjlllai a. they
aJinuld, as our El Phs rrandgy pn
pere came in via CnrMeid I ues-
the older members of the achool. 1 Roawell team. But without U' : pnumlH ana buiii mi., ami hei mothl
day morning.
a tel.-. ani received bf Jucrae and i c 0 siin-ii and nn laaniranoa man
Mia. i u. urauthaai the tor,, part .were Malaga visitors today looking
of the w k aiiiinuticeil tlie I... Hi to af(,,r liiiKlness.
Major and M,s DM0 Sinith. or a Maban Wyinnn was In town tho
girl baby, ll. tsth ii slant, ni tie n other day and rays he wishes there
iiom, in Dayton, ohm. The weight iWRH n taxation for hcihh.i teaehera
Ol the little one Is giwu aa elglltl .. ', T .,, Iwima
Some old songs will also he sung
the entire exercises lastlug only
about half an hour.
The State National Bank, which
haa been cloaed for some time haa
opened for business again beginning
Jast Monday, with L. A Swlgart as
president, J. W. Sherman, vice-nrer.
(ll.tlt.L. I), e un, ....,, I sievi.i il . ha
heavy stick work of the , ure hind to be dolug w,ni The Cur i,,. ,,,r.,,,.ri mwn i,i..l ,, ,u-. on-
game could not have been won and; rent joins hosts of otlwr friends tu worse for (he girls to go bom'J Hum
Ferrel probably lead in this r- spert thla city m wWhlng fh" liaby long n H f, them to go to Miver City, la
aa he got a three base lilt the nrst luu and prospeiity, with the beauty Summer .chuol.
time up and also being the first hat- and giace of her mother aud th,
ter Lai the game, then getting three many excellent qualities of her rath
other title out of Ave tlmaa at bat. r, which la about the lanit any
Flrat Baaenian Wynn playeo" a fast persou can wish for a child.
.-.mi ind hit well also as did others
opening of thla Inatl. ..ion haa given
an optimistic feeling to our people
generally.
ldent. and W. A. Craig, cashier. The I on the team The sensational plays The waahout at Orla which occur-
of the game were made by the ceo- red last Friday night has been so
ter fielders on both teams. Oodhy i 'r remedied that a trnftl was gotten
calehini; a hard one after a long run through Tueaduy night of this week
and the Roawell Helder doing like- The passengers and mall were Trana
wis. on two occaalona. The Carls- around the washout where a
bad W. O. W. team waa especially trl WB "' waiting for the return
atrong In the Held at third base. 'r'P to Carlsbad
Harrison playing a feat game and the I
Koawell aggregation were very tory work. The officer., aud degree
be commenced on the business
streets and the residente aectlon
' curbed end graveled. He also ad-
vocated making a health reaort at
I the spring.
i Rev. Oeo. H. C.Ivan spoke on the
I - i n C . IbIhi il nt i.nl.v nf
'school and churches the past tvo;!' - " """. .: 7 .
IT. a irrer,. i . hiiv of I In an orderly manner. Ing. Thla la the only fraternal or
! the i lllxenship of the city Which
weak. Third Baseman Jone, missing lean) were ably assisted In their
every chance coming his way. The work by the W. O. W. orchestra who
name was witnessed by a large were alao ln uniform and furnished
Crandma Queen of Queen. V M.
is visit l ii.: at her nun's J. C Quivn;
J. C. and wife going up to Queen for
her.
Mr. O. O. Cleveland anil daughter,
Mian Margaret, wish to thank their
neighbors and friends for the sym
pathy extended in them at the nm
or their aon und brother, Robert C'a
death and burial which occurred at
Han Franilsco, California. Itobert
was in service or his country, sta
tioned at iioiuduiii Eapeelnlty do
they thank Mr 0n Ueed tor th
dispatching of telegrams for tin m
Howard 1'iater or Cnrlshad waa
on our atri-ets Thursday atteruoon.
Ilnds expression In the Chamber or
Commerce dinners as well aa other
gatherings. He aald the slogan or
his native state, Kentucky, waa a
good one. It Is: "United we stand;
divided wo fall."
Dr. Olaaler gave the club hla rneas
about a free camping ground and
he la In a position to .Judge ns he
stayed at many laat cummer all over
the country. The camp houae hac
been eliminated bv tne committee
and will not be built. The doctor
put aa the moat essential thing tor
a camping ground na sewerage and
aeld without It It was a menace to
any community.
X'fter listening to a runny story by
Dr. Boatman the meeting came to a
close with announcing the next din
ner two weeks hence at the Palaee
Cafe.
Flower Mission Day was ntttngly
observed at the Methodist church
last Sunday night by a union meet
ing under the auspices of Carimbad
After the hall game all visiting , ganlxntlon that we know of In this
U' Iiiii.n arum 1 1 , re i .1. ..,1 will, n,.lr. BCCtion Of the SOlltllWeSt Which lull
.... r.., ik. tw vj n.H....a on Ihe inlllatorv work wifh the aa- ! W. C. T. H. A gp I end Id and varied
dinner prepared especially for t hem. I Blstnnco of an orchestra and Is thojprogru.n had been prepares! bv the
All visitors were bountifully served only W. O. W. lodge ln the state program committee of that omanl
wltb food that was In every way up which can boast ot a almllar nttrac ! " M
to the mark and was one of the tlon, therefore the members of the ht doliera wea received at the
pleasant features of their entertain- W. O. W. are prnud of their WdMaV "f ,gl."1Lt..bj!Bt
r,.nt lira and degree team. Two candi- lof he local work. A atx piece or
At eight o'clock everybody rupnlr- datea traveled through the foresta to chectrn. wae the outstanding feature
...T rv w 7.11 ... Mj. eana.Uta llirtit In Woodcraft and ev- of the evenlng'a entertainment, their
r" mm " " . n- - atlaillnn. nf uei..l m.ialr hell.iverw
work and Initiation of candldatea. erv member present enjoyen tne ev
The work waa icnpreBBlvely exempli- ulng to the fullest extent
fled by the offlcera and degree team
of the local camp, of whom we justly
fel proud. The degree team waa
beautiful and much appreciated by
Tho
Refreshments were aerved at the , - lent- audience aaaemMe.l Th,
... ... i,-.,... -hi. ...u . r..ni nereonnel of the orchestra 1., aa fol
i.h r,r ihe lowe: Meserc. Chllcoet, cornet; Her-
tee proua. I ne aenree lenui w , e.i. v, ,r,r ... ---.--a. a Vl,.lln I n
beadea by Sovereign Attn M. Lusk a. bounteous dinner at clx . clock then ' . ctar,.,, fito,,d., v.oBn J. B.
captain whoae military tralnlne l lie large nuinner o, ears .r,.u "' f--d"M , .rlekl... D..no
aoaclcllv nt. him for the leadership i Carlabad In the early hours of the lo Jg
nt such a team. All the members
joyea by ail mor
were in uniform and presented a
beautiful picture aa they went thru
the different exerciaea in the ialtia-
Prlekvtt. cal
Mrs
morning but the pleasant time en- L- i " enpwriniiu. ,, me
Ih.n make. ..n lower aaiasn.u anana, ai.u ia.
for the toca of at. ep neceecarily eeue- working early and late looking after
d by auh a trip. I"e wora.
I
-V i. \n\n not be a1 -unía, .-aenrasaa. wnere iary usi- oí mis cuy, visiieu me io'i,e m at- ,iay ,Ucht as
pjf , i.aiiij, "" ' coillU piii-slbly ao so wai- pros, in ul morn s W next Muuday. ilion arres i,r nraae ri ji .
Kruwiu V - "a i I .... H...a unliinSI,! i,,nte t.r,iiiili,inl Hi. ..va.i