The Clayton news., March 20, 1915, Image 3

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Local and Personal
John II. Barry of near Mt. Dora,
attended to business in the city
Thursday.
" Nrck Vigil of near Cone, attended
to business in the city this week.
C Franklin of near Barney, was a
buiiness visitor and trader in tbe
citv Tburrday.
Oscar Aldredge of near Sedan,
attended to business here Wednes
day and Thursday.
Ncw's the time to plant our
seed wheat Hersstein Seed Co. home
grown non-irrigated.
Mrs. George Spark returned the
firs of tbe week from an extended
vikit with relatives in Texas.
J. H. Seaton of Des Moines, was
a business visitor to the county seat
the 6rt of the week.
J. C. Giles, chief of the Giles
clan of the Cimarron, spent several
days in tbe city this week.
Resalí remedies and preparations
ni .aran teed best on the market.
F- sale by City Drug Store.
Toriltio Martinet of near Pasa
mente, attended to business in tbe
city YVednekday and Thursday.
"See Smith before you buy
tbrt buggy. He is agent for tbe
befct rig on the market. 9 tf,
W. B. Plunkett of the Cimarron
ctiawtryv Was a business visitor in the
city Wednesday and Thursday.
Jess Nealey of near Clapham,
surnt several davs in the city this
week.
Our stock of toilet preparations is
cumúlete. Drices exactly right. We
4re.it. City Drug Store.
Do nut miss seeing the Oriental
Minstrels Monday night. It will
be the show of tbe season.
A. B. Christerson of near Sedan,
was a business visitor and trader in
the city Thusday and Friday.
Ollie B. Cox has bought the
Whitehead shoe shop. He is a first
t-lase shoemaker a nd gusrantees his
work. tf
Harry Wilberg did the popular
Uiing tbis week sis subscribing for
Tbe News. Tbey all like it.
George W. Baker, prominent
ranchman of tbe Cimarron country
near Folsoni, attended to business
tu the county seat Thursday.
The Citv Drug Store is the place
to have prescriptions properly filled.
Only pure drugs, and Dr. liaydon
does the work.
St. Clair Hammond of near Clap
ham, attended to business in tbe city
Wednesday. He has several fine
places in that neighborhood.
H. A. Nachtrieb, one of our re
Ifulars in the Rosebud country, was
in the city the first or the week
trading and attending to business.
LADIES We invite you to in
spect our line of Harmony Toilet
Articles. None better. The Krxall
Store, City Drug Store.
Candelario Vigil returned Tuesday
from Santa re, where l.e spent
two months emoting a vacation at
tbe expense of the people. Mr,
Vigil appears fat and healthy and
real prosperous. Tbe caucus major
ity lite evidently agreed with him,
. B. F. McCarley of near Thomas,
attended to business in the city
Monday He reports everything in
fine shape in his community.
C. B. Robinson of near Texline,
was a business visitor and trader in
the city Monday. While here h
had bis name added to The News
list. Tbey all like it. V
L. G. Lujan of Mexhonia, spent
several day in the city '.his week
attending to business and meeting
his many friend.
Edw. Coker of near Gladstone,
was in the eity Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Coker to deputy sheriff in bis
LOANS AND INVESTMENT
Wa have money to loan on Farm Lands and Live Stock or other rood security-bear
ing property, and solicit the business of farmers who deslr to add to their herds or
ar In need of money to Improve their lands. Call and sea as.
A. W. THOMPSON ft CO. Thompson Bldf. Clayton. M. M.
oner charged with larceny. While
here be bad bis rime added to Tbe
New list. They all like it.
Jas. E. Selvy of near Wanette,
attended to business in ttie city
today. Mr. Selvy called at The
News office and bad his name added
to our subscription list. They all
like it.
N. B. Capen of near Texline, was
trading in the city Tuesday. Mr.
Capen called it The News office and
had his subscription advanced ano
ther year. Tbey all like it.
Elmer Farr of Des Moines, spent
several days in tbe county seat this
week. He was a witness in the
Pruitt murder case tried the pakt
week before district court.
Now' the time to plant your
seed wheat Hensstein Seed Co. home
grown non-irrigated.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson are
rejoicing over the birlh, Friday
afternoon, of a yourg son. Accord
ing to Walter tbe youngster is a
thorough democrat.
J. T. Hunter of west of town, at
tended to business in the city
Thursday. He has just liought
mother farm to add to the one
he already owns. While here he
called at Tbe News office and advan
ced bi subscription- They all like
it.
A. Paul Seigel, attorney, of Nar
Visa, spent several days in the city
this week. While here Mr. Seigel
had his name enrnllrd as a News
subscriber in ordor to keep informed
on Union county affairs. They all
like it.
yC. E. Snyder of Sbattuck, Okla
hnma, an old friend of The News
editor, was in the city Wednesday
enroute to a farm he owns in the
Cuates neighliorhnod. Mr. Snyder
also owns land near Des Moines, and 1
is figuring on entering business
either at Des Moines or Clayton.
J.J. Brouhy and Mrs. Rrophy of
near Boise City, Oklahoma, spent
several days in the city tbis eeK.
Mr. Brophy is manger of the Otto
Johnson ranch in the Cimarron
countrv, and has many friends in
TINY HAMMERS IN STEAW.
BIMii
I Plying Molaoulee Qiva the
Gas Ita Power.
There ta an old tVoti-b proverb that
"Mony mlckle inuks mócale,"
wblrh means that maoy titila thing
put toilet net make much Tbe power
of steam la a caae of tbla, tor It cast
diiTe irreal boat through tbe water
and It can tear up the greatest eocka.
Yet all tu power ta due to the coming
together of little units ot power.
When we apeak l -tot in wa mean
water vapor water in the form of gaa
Thte gas Is formed mirtw prvrwure and
baa power to eiiminl li i thla eipao
Iva power thai rl Mie work After
ward tbe khx iiiiif run ind ron
tfeiiaetl. ao thai we -nn It- and tnat
la whnt we call uti'iim
The power ot Me ch w due to tbe
tin y molecule l wutet ( imb It la
mide Phv iy niiin -ii.ni id all M
reeriona trying t iei and so
striking hit In i Un iite it whatever
beiua Uiem in i f"f' e me tt
these molerme I er tint tin tb)
mount of Mull in me m...i. me so
mall If vou luid i hiin.ni.-i multar
than you ciund vn mmi int
nail with H Km ' iii.-iv ir oil
Hons ot thee tttii iriiumeo firing
about In Ule khi thei it uie tu do ail
Cbtki'a Hook o Kii"' i.-iiue
ANTIQUITY OF KILTS.
Tay Ware Worn. It Is Said, by oldieea
ot Anciem Assyria
Tbe kilt ra a atvle of dree that at ln
toenael.t old The oldler ot Aaayiias
kloK are aakl to hare worn a snr of
kill, while, aa we all know tbe moun
taineer ,r tbe Haikan regard n aa IB
dlapeuaaliie
It eein to nave ix-en worn la Scot
land from preliMnrir imw utHl. ao
conllng to une Jtiittmritiea mm at one
tlnie only tin- I ii rt.irn ai-roae the
shoulder In font .-niii.. it was twlat1
ed around the wiimt or peruana II
wo) Id la more .tirre. I tu say thai part
of It wa
Kilted rvL-iuienrf nre comparatively
llMMleru. is I he nrxi nichland troop
Ibe Black Watch were recruited It)
1728 and were called by thetr now bks- '
tortc name owuut to tbe aotuber coMf
of tbetr tariaue black, blue and green.
When tbey were originally raised
eacb company wore tbe tartan of Ita
commanding officer, ami when banded
together In one regiment a special on
wa dealer) ed to prevent Jealousy Tba
Beafortba wear the Mackenzie tarta a.
tbe Argyll and Sutherland tb Camp
bell and tbe l tardona and Cameron tba
ama aa tbalr nam. London Saturday
Review
Puttme th K In Kant,
Kant, tb groto-Oermaa. began Ma
ame with an alien k" on tne ama
tHAlnU thai miiu UnnlM.ll the
Clayton. He ordered The Newasentj goatish g, discoverer, to bring
to bun tu Boise City, so that he may
keep posted on Union county affairs.
I hri- all like it.
Relinquishments Wanted
Anywhere in Union couuty, but
especilly close to Clayton. See or
write Fred J. Hoelderle, Clayton,;
M. M.
The greatest economy of Ford cars is not in the
low price but In the low after cost of operation
less than two cents a mile in city and coun
try. They are designed and built to serve and
save ; to bring the luxury of pleasure and the
sturdipess in business work this is why there
ars more than 700.000 now in use this i what
has made the Ford the universal car these 'are
the merits we present why you should buy a
Ford.
Buyers ol this ctr will share in profits if we sell
at retail 300,000 new Ford cars between Au
gjst I9land August 1915.
Runabout 10; Touring Car t90; Town Car
$090; Coupelet 1750; Sedan $975, fully equip
ped, f. o. b. Detroit,
Ondisplay and sale at PIONEER GARAGE.
J. Allen Wlkoff, Aftent
Clayton, New Mexico.
READ THE
ALBUQUERQUE EVENING HERALD
Haws ef th World ay Aaaoetatwf free Leased Wire,
Ww ef Naw Mexico aad Eaatara Ají too a by BawciaJ Cerra
pandea ta.
Daily Btoek Market Quotation, taeludlag CattH, Rosea, Bag,
ay aad Orala.
PAIR IN POLITICS; DEMOCRATIC IN PRINCIPLE.
ALL THE HEWS THE DAY IT HAPPENS
ALL THE HEWS THE WAY IT HAPPENS
Favorable traía aerVr placea th REGULAR EDITION of taa
AJeuquarqu Evening herald la so oat parta of tb tata afcaM ef
ver atbr dally papar.
THE EVENING HERALD
m ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.
50 Cents per Month - $5.00 per Year
Statement
Of the Ownership, management,
etc , required by the Act of August
84, 1912, of Ti-e Cla)ton News,
published weekly at Clayton, New
Meiico. for April I, I to 15. Editor,
C. P. Suthers, Clayton, N. M.
Managing editor, C P. Sulbers,
Clayton N. M. Business manager,
C. P. Suthers, Clayton. N. M Pub
lisher, C. P, Suthers, Clayton, N.
M. Owners, C. P. Suthers, Clay
ton, N M. Jack Duran, Des
Moines, N. M.
Known bondholders, mortagees.
and other security holders, holding
1 per cent or more of total amount
of bonds, mortgages or other securi
ties : No mortgage or bond holders
whatever.
(Signed) C. P. Sothers, editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this I Bbt day of March, 1915.
Ira 1.. Pennington, Notary Public.
My commission expires Aug 9rd,
1918.
ala tu an eod witb "k " If yon turn
lo Murdorb biographer yoo 0o0
tbem eipiainlDH tnat Murdoch anta a
"b" la tbe KDgtiab form of Mnrdors)
witb aa "b ' Hut tbe great gas maa
blmeelf explained tbat p mad tb
ebaoge tn spelling to oblige tbe Kng
aah. among wbom be lived kt
found tbat tbey bad a difficulty ta gi
sag "tbe full guttural pronnnciaooa" ,
tu tbe last syllable, and ao n mad
thing easy.- London Chronicle.
The Retort Ceurleou.
Joattrw I)t waa a 'banatng indga i
od wbco on etmilt expedited DOlne -b)
ummarj manner un one uera
Ion Uie trial of a iwianner n-lulea
t dunk, and tbe ludiré ordered candle
to be lighted o tbat n could try ,
etber caae tbat nixbl
U't'onnor a noted Irtab narrlatei. 0 ,
fended and tn proteat agaltial nlgbt
work exclaimed, addreaalng tba conrtt I
"What, my loro try "ws oy ntgbtl I
What will men aayl I'bat luenra M
net done by layr
He onulned bla end. and at (be Oaat
sitting the aitnaed waa acquirteaV
London Mirror
Eaeaptiaw.
"If always either pot op or abet
p."
"Not when your wife tella yoo ta
top grumbling and go to work on tbe
tore. Then you hMve to do both."
Baltimore American.
FOR SALE
White Navajo Worm Proof
CORN
Dwarf and Standard Maize
KAFFIR CORN
These seeds are home grown. Rais
ed i mile northeast of Clayton.
PRICK Se POUND
ta nava picked ep aometbusg A T . PofplifT
MONUMENTS
largest Stock in the Southwest. We Pay tbe Freight and Guarantee
etery job c t1!. '."rii: f.-r J-r-- " J. rst'mtV..
BOWERS MONUMENT CO. 21s Esto!, albuquebouc. m. h-
A Wiaa aUtlen.
Grabbe Bow da yon tike any aew
ambrolla T Btnbba- Klna. tnat Ton
THE CLAYTON MEAT MARKET
f V 11 11 iJl laVli J M I VJi
Fresh and Salted Mtatf, Fruits and Provisions.
Fish and Oysters in Season.
TELEPHONK NO. 15.
CLAYTON, NEW MEXICO.
THE EKLUND HOTEL
Steam Heated and Electric Lighted
Rooms, 75c to $1.50 Meals, 25c to 50c
COAL
NIGGER HEAD. NL'T AND LUMP.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT
EKLUND HOTEL RANCH UNO IRRIGATION CO
Clayton IN. AA.
It Werkad.
"And have yoo tried tb plaa ef
greeting your husband witb kind worti
wben be come bom lata, a I sug
gested T asked tb lderly friend.
"I have." aald tb yonnglab woman,
"and it work like a charro Be stay
home all tbe time now trying to figure
out wbat la tba matter."
A Falsa Reputation.
It la not known bow tbe bee, which
worke three months In tb year and
loaf nine, got tbe reputation of being
"busy." Topeka Capital
Revenge.
"W1U yon marry me. Mlea Goes I T" I
"No. Mr. Jlnka."
"Oh. tbaDk yoot 1 wa so afraid
you'd aay yea, for. yon aee, the fallow
were betting no fellow bad tbe nerve
to ask you, and I took It ap In eplte of
tbe risk." Baltimore American.
"
Demeati Oiaeerd.
"My husband need to call ma bla
lovely lute."
"And nowf
"Now be pk-ks oa m." Louiavlll
Ooarter-JonmaL
fftot-Rtcnxoond DUnatcfe, " koh T
neighborhood and brought in ris \n\n tbe work that temí. '!"- t-ruui "The