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TOTAL IS MORK THAN 1SOO.

CLAYTON No. 1.

A.Ira K. Abranison. Frank K. Adams,

Alta A. Alford. Robert H. Alsdurf.Anaya, Charle

Clem Juan B. Armijlo.Charles H. Austin. Nathan H. Asar,

Clarence T. Baker, Roscoe C. Barnes,Ellsworth H. Barneii. Anderson S. Bar-

ret. William R. Baskette, Lorenzo K.

Hntrmnn, Luther Beckner. Clarence H.Jielknap, Cecil. Bentley. John H. Bin-

der. I- -. Bender. Oscar O. Blake.

Uncle Sam's Showing the

i, r pTO THE OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND THE NC OF THE COAfJUUNITY

UNION COUNTY'S HONOR REGISTE8E0

FOB SERVICE A5MNST ENEMIES

COMPLGTH LIST PRECINCTS COUNTY'S

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PRECINCT

Reymundo Arrlngton,Arrlngton.

Lester

of

Frank O. Blue. Robert F. Hoggs. LeonJ. Bowen. John A. Boyd. Roy Boyd.Elon C. Bradbury. Oscar R. Brandon.Thomas M. Brewer. Eugene C. Bristol,Joseph H. Brill. George S. Brooks,James L. Brown, Klvln A. Mrubnker,Louis R. Bysey

C.Carroll C. Caldwell, .Benjamin V.

Campbell, Frank Clararla. John T. Cas-o-

John T. Cason. Dr. Will C. Cham-

bers. James A. Chnpin, Robert I.Charlton. Antonio D. Chavez. AnthonyF. Chtirrh. Thomas J. Clark. Paul Clark,otha J. Clark. Guy F. Cole. James A.

Coner. Claud Coons. Earnest CI. Coons,

lnniel C. Coons A. John Corich. BowerI). Coulson. Owen W. Coulson. Williamiv. Coulson. George L. Cranlster,Arthur W. Crawford. Roger L. Crawford. Junior I Crenshaw, Jessie. F.Cunningham. Fred H. Curfmnti. RalphW. Curiam, Samuel T. Curry

E.Morsey E. Davis, Melvin Davis, Ralph

Davis, William II. Davis, Chesterlio Domlngueg.-- l hrdl emfwy vbgwkyR. DaVidson, Abelino Domínguez, Emi-

lio Domínguez. Macarlo C. lomlnguez,Carl O. Dunn

E.Simon J. Khruood. Knimlt K. Kills.

F.Samuel J Fuber. Samuel V. Farber,

Samuel J. Fabert, Sam, F. Farber,.Jerry S. Farmer, Charles Ferris, Mor-gan D. Flowers. Jr.. Jesse W. Fore-.hun- d.

Rookie K. Fuller

Vaustin H. Gallegos, Juan B. Gal-lego- s.

Henry T. Clallowuy. AdoneiasCarda, Esteban C. tlarcla. Juan B.

liarcia, Jose M. Garcia. Orlando Garcia,Harry O. R.? Garrity., John O. .Gate-woo- d.

Forlne C. Gate wood. James M.

Gibbons, Robert F. Gibson, HarryGoodell. Joseph K: Goódsell. Robert V.

Gould. Walter S. GrahamII.

John' S. Hagan, William A. Haley,Waltes Hall. John W. Hani, Robert E.Hamhley, Stephens E. Hamilton, Ear-

nest W. Hammond. Herbert J. Ham-

mond. Jr.. William O. Hancock. WiUardE. Hardin. Islah Harris. Henry A. Ilar- -

v.i. vi.nrv C. Harrison. Irving W.Hazard. Sherman B. Heddleston. Sam-

uel J. Henton. Woortle J Herring. Wll-ll;u- ii

it. Herring. Leonard llerxatein.iferbert Ilerzsteln. John L. Hill. OscarU. Hill. ranlel F. Hohhs. Thomasllobhs. William E. Ilobhs, Geoffrey It.

Hoblswort 1). Edwin l". Hollinger. JamesH. Hovson Earnost M. Hot t. Willie M.

llnuse. Roy A. Howard. Harris A.

lloworlon, Robert C. Huffman j

(.ester W. Incriuil v f '

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Percy E. Jacobs. George Vt . Jameson,Edward Janimlll". Carl S. Jenkins.;Earl A. Jen ulnars, Dennis Jones. Oscar;. Jones, Dane S. Jordan. Ralph Jordan

K.Chester R. Kaiser. Jolin M Kearney.)

Steve K. Kelly. Ottls M. Kennann, :

Grover C. Ketctiain. Earl J. Kllpat-- irick, Horace H. Klrhy. Harry E. Klcp- -

inner, Jesse J. HollerI..

Robert C. Labenskl, Bernard A. Lau-de- t.

Thomas L. Lawson. Ray W. Lelgh-to- n,

J. XeT'oeti ' 'A'".:;-.- n '.

Lewis. Amos W. Lilly. Raleigh N. Lit-

tle. Michel L Logsdon. Helmteh A.

lAremen. Jeremías I.ovato. Fred Love,Marcelino Lujan, William B. Luin

M.Daniel CJ.italny. Lawrence 1 Mas-se- y,

Nicolas Mart ' !. Victor Martines.Valintlne ,.V. Mai linn. Robert W.Means, John M. Means, Albert J. Mel-

ton. Frank J. Melton. Oscar O. Msr-rit- t.

Tablo Miera, Vito Ml Miera. AdolphMlotkesskl. James W. Monroe, TitoMontoya. Braxton V. Moore, Harry W.Moore. Earl M. Myers. Joseph Myers

Me.Ray E. McCarley. Fred McCartney,

Joe MoCartney. Dennis M. McClure,

Ie McCook, Edward L. McCullough.Leónidas H. McCune. Fred Mclntlre,Fred McPherson, Wayne McVay

If.I'ub R. Neathery, Sandford R. Nelson,

Kmx.ett Tt, Newlon, Eutimlo U. Nieto,Jesse A. NobleH, Curtis A. Norris

REGISTRATION ON Jl'NE

O.Noah Oney, Spencer M. Osburn, Ign-

acio Otero, John S. Otto, William R.Owens, Noel E. Owens ,

P.Greely C. I'arham, Ambrose H. Pack;

wood. Thomas O. Painter, Jose, M. Far-ros, Harry I. Patlllo, Lyn Partridge,LeRoy W. Peebles, Ell Pena, Lee Pena,Cloyce E. l'ennock, Eugene Peppard,Guy F. 1'erklns, Frits Pettis, CharlesPettis, Dee C. Pollard. Fred C. Porter

n.Edwanl Quintana

It.Kernadlno Rael. Walter C. Uaish,

Albert W. Rardln, Milo F. Hatrlltl,Walter W. Rawlings. CUlnton Rawl-ing- s.

Charles W. Renshaw, Ralph G.

Rexroad. Joseph Riggins, Minor Rlg-Kln- s.

Arthur . Rlnker, Joe Rival,Jesse R. Rixey, Sidney Rosensteln, JohnII ItntledKe '

s,Theodore o. Sahl, Manuel E. Sanche.

Enriques Sarte, Charles N. Savoy,Edward E. Schnetzer. Arthur F. Scott.Ray E. Selvy, William V. Shouse. War-

ren E. Simmons. Vicente Slsneros, JudS. Smith. Morle W. Smith, William F.Smith. Thomas W. Snyder. Cares W.Spargur. John E. Staley. Weir Stanley.Melvin Stephenson. Louis M. Sterling,Thomas A. Stoddard. Paul it. Stor-set-

Fred J. Sulllva,n. Homer H. Swear-I- n

genT.

, .Mauricio Tafoya. Charles I'. Talbot,tillie Tensdale.. Charles E. Teague,Sydney W. Temple. Jess Terry. WillieIt. Terry. Augustus P. Thompson,Robert M. Thompson, Tomas Trevls,George R. True. Cipriano M. Trujillo.Lewis C. Turner

John II. I'rtoii. Edwanl 1). CleerliackV.

Felix D. Valdis. Herberto VigilW.

Ernest J. Walhaum, WilliamWaldle. John T. Walker." JeffersonWalker. Charles E Walkup. EllasWallis. Ray C. Watklns, Ivan Weaver,Iteed R. West, William I'. Wetsel, Al-

bert C. Whltetleld. John A. WlkofT,Weston Wllllnms, James R. Wilson,Clinton Wltton, Thomas E. Wolford,John o. Woods, Walter A. . Woods.James Woolen

Y.George Yarnell, Andy M. Yates

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Roland E. Zeiler, Fred C. Zinek

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AITON Nn. 1.

A..lames B. Anderson, Fred M. Arellune

R.Italph Bair. John A. Bell. Joseph L.

Wrlcrht. 'harlos V. Brown. GcoriteHuslinell

C.Macla D Casados. Spencer J.

Chaffee. Cyrus A. Cole. Chester L. Col-

lins. Thomas I CookIt.

Hailey H lielllimer, Dudlcson. William J. Doliy

I'..Vliix J. Finneiiaii. l,loyl E.

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Tomas Garcia. Juan C. Garcia. Chest',r F. Garland, Frederick Gonzales,Fn-- Griffith

II.Lueel . liar ino".

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William A. JamesK.

Charles E. Ke"llar,

Stephen Hill

Samuel L. KilmerI..

John M LeachM.

Bonifacio Maes J.x iib Male

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Turley.V. Miller, oival M. Moulder

MaeHallen C. Emery McKln-ne- y,

A. II. McMains

Alfred R Newkirk

Luther 11. Osborn, Francisco Ornelas,Samuel L. Owens

P.Owen I.. . Painter, lullas G. Pearce,

Jose Perea. Brulce Toynter, ClydeB. Trlngle

R.Claln A. Roberts

Benito F. azar, Earl E.Juan B. Sanchez. Jose' E. Sanchez,.Monroe A. Scott EarnestLercy Smith, Oliver Pj Stayton

. T.William A. Toall. Jacob Trujillo

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'NeédfuV Is thic Greatest Dent in Hindcnburg's Line

II.

DEVOTED INTFJUiST UPBUILD!

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CLAYTON, MEXICO, SATl'HDAY, 23.

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RESOLUTIONS OF THR UNION COLN-T- Y

TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.

(Adopted at Clayton. N. M.)

June 14. 1917.

Whereas, it has been the custom otthe Union County Teachers" Association, In convention assembled, to formulate a set ot resolution expressingtheir attitude toward the things mostclosely affecting the welfare of ourschools; and

Whereas, our nation has just enteredInto the greatest war not only In thehistory of the United Staes. but In thehistory of the world; and

Whereas, we consider it our duty aspatriots to do everything in our powerto help our country in prosecuting thewar;

Therefore, be 11 resolved that we. asa body of teachers, pledge ourselves todo all that we can to encouraae andpromote the conservation of the resources of our country: ami to putforth special effort In the teaching ofvocational subjects which will help thecommunities attain that end. ami

Be It further resolved that we con-

sider It not only our duty, hut ouriirlvileue to serve our country in thisway that Is allotted to no other pro-

fession as to the school teachers of ourcounry;

Whereas, we realize the awful curseof the liquor traffic, know that it dire-ctly affects our schools and school sys-tem, and, seeing Its added danger in (liedarkness of this war;

Therefore, be It further resolvedthat we pledge our Influence to securestate-wid- e prohibition at the polls nextNovember.

Whereas. v e wish to thank all thosewho have In any way been responsiblefor the pleasure Und success of the In- -

stltute;Therefore, be it resolved that we.

thank the, people of Clayton for themany courtesies that we have receivedduring our stay In their city; and thatwe owe our sincere anil hearty thanksto the Board of Education for the useof the High School buildiim, ami here-with extund our thunks to Mr. J. IJ.Williams for his pleasant acts asjanitor; and that we extend our thanksto the varlou,coniinltlee for the faith- - j

ful and efficient manner In which theyhave performed their duties, also thosewho have assisted in carrying out theprogram of the Institute; ami that weespecially wish to thank the retiringofficers of the association, who haveput forth their best efforts anil guidedthe association through one of the mostsuccessful years of is history.

Whereas we feel especially gratefulto Mrs. Ruth C. Miller for the Industrialwork that she has done hi the state;and v

Whereas, we were glad to have withus. even for so short a time. StateSupt. J. H. Wagner and feel that wereceived real Inspiration from the talkthat he gave us:

Therefore, be It resolved that wetender our thanks to Mrs. Ruth C. Mill-

er and State Supt. J. H. Wagner andinvite them to attend our AssociationMeeting next October.

Whereas, we feel especially gratefulto our County Superintendent, Mr. 11.

II Knelt, his interest and appreciationof the I ii ton County teachers; und forhis interest in the upbuilding of he.chools of 'iir county, making themamong the la st In the Statu;

Therefore, he it resolved that we ex- -

'eiid to him n Vote of thanks for Inswork.

Furgersonf Whereas, we !.- - ply appreciate theexcellent work of the Institute Con

.

Sal

ductor, Ray Spoils Hunt, and of theother mrn l.ors Of the faculty Mrs.Dyer. R. L. Krialialim. H. M. Corning,

land Raymond IT

Therefore, be II resu. ved that, as anexpression of our gratitude, we reiiuesttheir return next year .

lie It further resolved that vt e tenderour thanks to .Mrs. M. K. Jones, wnothrough her music has done much toadd to the enjo meiit of the Institute.

Whereas, we have received a great.1....I tit Inutpiii'llmt nml .nlnviiii.nl fnnnthe motion pictures that we have had!during the Institute;

Therefore, be it resolved that we

thank the New Mexico Museum, Corporations, and Distributing Companies I

that furnish un with slides and films,

and that we thank Mr. Dum for hismachine and his efforts in making thepictures so Interesting.

Be it further resolved that a copy

of these resolutions be filed in the as-

sociation records by the secretary,that a copy be sent to the New MexicoJournal of Education, and that a copy

be sent to each of the county papers.Respectfully submitted,

Mary L. Hardin.Benjamin J. Melton,Myrtle L. Plnson.C. C. Sltze,Franclto Romero.

6EN. PERSHING RUSHES MOBILIZATION CAUPS

FOR GREAT UNITED STATES ARMY IN FRASCE

WORK UNDER WAY IN SHOWS YNITEI1 STATES IS CiOINQ INTO

WAR ON VAST SCALE COMMANDER LIKE BIG CORPORATION BEAD.'

Paris, June 22. Like the head of agreat corporation. Gen. John J. Per-shing, the Amerclan commander. Isconducting his war plans on the linesof twentieth century business ef-

ficiency. The busiest corner In Paristoday may be said to the United Statesarmy headquarters In the Rue de

General Pershing Is right In his ele-

ment. Naturally a hard, worker he isnow extending himself to get the great-est amount of labor accomplished with-in the shortest time.

Everything pertaining to the pre-

parations Is being carried along upona gigantic scale. It Is evident fromthe work under way that the I'nltedStates Is going Into war with all hermight. 1'repuratioiiH are under wayfor the care of huge armies. Mil'.:s

of wooden huts are being constructed.surveys are being made for raili'jiids,highways and mighty stores of foodai,; being accumulated, and sanitaryprecautions are being carried out uponan almost unprecedented scale, and ar-rangements are under way I .r the

of vast stores of ammunition.' The American camps in Frame even

large Marshal Joffre General Foch andtually will Aggregate a city asas Chicago.

3

The high officials be pre- -

alone stagger the Imagination with sent.

KHOl CI. AVION SOLDIER HOYS

NCMBGR

FRANCE

military

Headquarters Camps. Ft. Hliss, Tex..June IS. Hello High": I am in theisth Held artllle'-y- H certainly Is hothere. Been here two weeks and armylife is line: orders strict ami must be(dieted Expect to be In Kranee bySeptember, maybe befvre. It wouldn'tmake me mad if the Kaiser wouldthrow up his tail tomorrow, and ide-lete- d

by censor). How Ik business In

dear old Clayton now'.' Certainly itIs good. Well. "High" I had betterclose for this time or the blue pencilmay net me for good. From "Hawk."

Klcphant Butte. N. M.. JuneFriend HlKh:" We wish to thank

Milu üatelin through your columns forremembering us so faithfully in send-ing us a box of articles so much de-

sired by us, and which it Is hard andalmost Impossible to get. livery na-

tional guardsman from Clayton wasfurnished with either chewing gum.Prince Albert, Camels, or Star, navy,and all were unanimous in declaringIt the i.nlv" neat since our departurefrom Clayton.

It was a real disappointment to thewhole company as well as Milo himself,when he failed to pass the very rigidexamination handed out to the re-

cruits by the I". S. medical examiner;land almost the tf'hole company allowed

tin ii- - sincere regret by being at the'

station t bid him adios when he leftfor home.

All the boys are Jubilant since the'arrival of their uniforms, which weredelated several weeks for unknownreasons.

The Clayton gang are all at Elephant' Itutte dam im I 'ompaiiy G.. New MexicoNational Guard. n account of lackof equipment the company has hadvery little work outlined. Fishing

'ami stt iinmitig has bu n the order oft tit' day for some time. Since the ar-

rival of uniforms and other necessaryparaphernalia, the company is beingrapidly whipped Into shape to do Itsshare In whatever the government may

'desígnale The company is now quart-ered In nice four room bungalowsbuilt by the I'. S. government for thehousing of the men and their families

'during the construction of the da.ni,

which required several years. The damis several hundred yards long and islighted by electricity, nearly a hun-

dred "' candle power lights required tothe bridge alone. .National

.ii.'ii'.luiiiiin I. r. Mill tioried nt each en -

I rauco to the dam. as the governmentis taking no chancea tul the big dambeing blown up.

Company G. has recently organizeda base ball team and will be preparedto meet all comers by the fourth ofJuly. The measles are playing havocamong the boys, only nbout half ofthe boys being at liberty to move aboutthe nremises. This Is a short letterto send the first time, but will rry tokeep the ople of Clayton and Unioncounty poMeo on our different moves

over the country.Milo has the sincere thanks of every

member of the company. Don't forget to send ais the News.

Very truly,KERR and WOODARD.Company a., N. O. N. M ,

lephant Butte, N. M.

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their magnitude. -'

There Is to be a concentration otauthority and arragements are belnrmade to bring all Red Cross activitiesunder the direction of General Pershingand his staff.

The American commander Is tirelessin his efforts to see that the troopswill be made as comfortable aa pos-sible. All day long be Is closeted withone department head after another.His capacity for detail Is marvelous.

The French people are taking acritical and practical view of Amer-ica's aid. now that the excitement at-

tending General Pershing's arrivalhas died down.

It Is not too much of r exaggerationto say that the French are expectingwonders. And this view has largelybeen encouraged by articles In thenewspapers dwelling upon the vast re-

sources, the mighty wealth and theboundless energy of the Americans, w- -

l leñera i Pershing will bv the guestat a luncheon to be given Saturday byGeneral I'uball. military governor ofParis, and Mine. Duball. The functionwill take place in the salon of the mili-tary government In the Invalides

engineering problems other will

HANK OF COMMERCE N

HONOR ROLL.

Officers of the State Rank of Com-

merce tills wti-'.- r.i.iveil word ironthe state bank examiner that the bankhad been placed on the stale's honorroll. This Is a 'distinction accordedbanks in the very best condition andthat have an adequate surplus. Onlyfour banks in the entire stnte nowhave the distinction of being on thlroll of honor. '

Good for Clayton and L'uion county.

VOI ARK INVITED TO ATTEND R.A. M. NCR VICES, Jl'NE

The members of Washington Chap-

ter No. 10. Royal Arch Masons willattend special services at the Method-

ist Chucrh In Clayton June i'4th St.John Day. Rev. 11. R. Mills a loyaland true Companion, will deliver aspecial sermon for the benefit of theRoyal Arch followers of the "MysticArt." The public Is cordially In-

vited to attend.

SELLS COLFAX LANDS,

Raton. X.. M.. June. 19. Twentythree tracts of New Mexico state land,totaling 36.SKC acres were sold atpublic auction here today by land com-missioner Robert P. Ervln for a totalof S23S.SSo.iHi. an average of f 6.42 aaacre. The land is located chiefly Inthe southeastern corner of Colfaxcounty, In the Springer district. Someof it is regarded as good agriculturallaud, hut the greater part Is grazing.The land commissioner Is conductingother sales this week in Mora, PanMiguel and Santa Fe counties.

REST PAID ARMY IN WORLD,

There seems to be some coifusloain the minds of some people regardingt he pay of the army.

Hereafter the lowest paid privateIn the army will recolve 30 a month.an increase all along the line throughthe service. This paywill be still further increased by twenty per cent when tne soiaiers go tunof the country for service, so that thelowest pay for any man sent to Francefor example, will be it. '

To thees Increased must be added theallowance for clothing and extra rations, amounting to from 112 to $1

per month. These increases nwameetfectlv ' June let, ai: ..1 i .maineffective for six months nfter the warends.v The United States, therefore, goesinto the war with the beBt paid armythe world has ever seen, which is exactly as It should be.f This Is by farthe richest nation in the v orld aadhas the best paid labor. ; It has menand it has the money, and tt aa rightthat the government ahoult' adopt amora generous policy toward the meowho do the actual fighting.

. The purpose ot the law was to makett possible for every private soldier athome to save at least 130 a month Ifhe so desires, and for every one inforeign service to save at least J.

This is decidedly better than the av-

erage householder la able to save frana aalary of $150 a month,, let us aay.

Conutlng clothes and food. It is bettertnan the average salaried man gets Im

any other line of work. '

I'NIOJI COI'STT KOI. I. OK 1IOSOR.

(Continued from pitita J)

Francisco Valdes, Miguel VclasquesW.

Samuel K. Warren, Oscar 31. Web-cte- r,

Penep WillisT.

William M. YatesZ.

Clark K. ickefoose

IM IIU rilKC l( T No.

I.oul C. AllenII.

Homer I.. I : K r . Clarviuc i. Maker,Itobcrt K. linker. Arthur P hlnier,James H. Hnll r

C.Ulbcrt :. Coclirn.ii. Albert I.. Coffey,

'or:e' J. í mi I)

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flllll K. l'avis. Sin 1111.1 11 K. lM'11-on- .

JllllK'H I. 11I..

I.nwnnce W. ' ; i k I I . Tom I.Herman i;. illespic. Flank ll-

evarte. William M. !uyII.

Odcll C. Il.iri is, Williard "Hal ris.1.

Max .l;mti s. V.'iiliam II. :n iK.

Andy W. KcficyI..

Frank A. I.ayton, Hubert 1. ay tonM.

I. orín 1!. Morhilue, Jamen A. .Mull in

Henry l'e.u tita.II.

rir. r il.t on

;ori;e '. ill ken. I 'avid A. kbk.naH.

Thomas Say re, Iluh II. Sliafer,"Walter M. Srnyilc. .lames T. Stn.vüe.James 1'.. Snoilj.-ran-

r.William C Teak

V.

Thomas H. Va iiderslico, Samuel VinilW.

Ceorne l. W cuius, .Ta- k 1'. WileyV.

(eorire Yoiini;-

Ktll.Sini I'llia iM T .o. ."!.

II.l.tiriiiues Harpas, ("Inrenee 1!. lieiil-ervvel- l.

I'cdru J. Jlernal, AuKUstin . Ber-nn- l,

Kdward 1'. tlsho, Jewel I. Hras-wel- l,

Albert S. Hrown. Henry ,1. Hi ownr.

Hel lion S. 'oiii r, William '. 'rov-er- ,

lOrnest J. i 'iiimiimliani11.

l.ooriin liardonis. James .. Tiobirti'.Seferino Imran

liarles 1 1. Fisher. Henry W. l'liin-intr- ,

llermaii I'.. Fleniiiifi

Juan Cracia, 1 ail iqin-.- areia. N'ieo-med-

Ciarelii, F.lanterlo C! arria, HubertHleason, John . iiyrr, William 1:. Uny- -

11.

Illbert 1!. Harney, filarles W. Honey,Ivan I., lluuey, liuenaventura Hurtado

I..tleroniiuo I.opez, Alberto Lucero

M.Herbert Mallinson, Jacobo Manzan-

ares, Jtafael Manzanares, Arturo .llar-tne- z,

1'nrlnue Martinez, James Martin-ez, Manuel H. Martinez, .Salome Mar-tinez, Christ Mehas John J. Milliken,Jose Mondraon, James Morrow. Mel-

ecio MunizX.

Thomas 1!. New kirkII.

" Rafael Haul, Juan kliimel. Marrasltantjel. Kdward S. Hodda, Inez T.odri-nue- s,

Jose Homero. M.

Albino Salazar. Max Salaz, Jose 1'.tfllva, ttaymond J I. Strlimfellow

T.Mlton Thorjilnn Felix Trujillo, I.uel-ari- o

Trujillow.

I'pton It. WlsonY.

David W, Yeakel, Clarence H. Younpr

I.I AIISTIIM: IMIKf'INt'T o.t.A.

Jessie 1Í. AdanisonII.

Karl 7.. Kaldwin, I.orink' T. lloucherC.

Homer !. Caudle. Kdtiardo Cintas,nieardo i'intas, irvan CostadlnorT, Pim-ltn- r

CostoillnoffIk

Clarence 11. i:.-.r-p, Kolio Klleff, S,n ti-

ngo I.Hpinosa, Kmery I.. KzzellII.

Frank X. Hartley, William II. Hou-to- n,

Ben I.. HoustonJ.

KtlK.ir A. Jonea, Jense Jordanr.

Orlce N. Malone, Floyd A. Marts.V.

John Z. Nancer.

Juan V.. I'eraltaS.

Thomas V. Smith. C.rov. r C. .SjittirerT.

Federico Trujillo. Krist TsorheffV.

Snva, Va.'nganW. ,

Charlie A. Waddle, Sam H. Willi

t'AsiMoxrn I'liKfiAfT o. r,,

A.Ferris I Alexander

II.'I'orgo II. Hrortnuytr

r.Thor.-.- t'ole, j'i'rr i'erdo', roe

fordo v

1).I.e be ;. '.''lc

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..H. ii.l.unir, ijaici i, i'rutuoi . Caroia,

Mel. ji, lades (Jarcia.. LCuiiüo A.' Gripe1(.

T- ' filo de Herrera

J.Alfonso Jlmenes

L.Jau F. I.ammon, Manuel A. La n for,

Martn l.uccroM.

Torlblo Martlncx, Calletuno A. Mar-tin- e.

Severlnno Maynes. Juan Maynes,Alberto Montoya, Fred Mooer, JohnB. Morrow. Walter II. Morrow

Mir.J. .tin M. McAllister

(.Isidro i ii teiiii

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lo olllem. Kllite III in HomeroH.

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Andrew I.. Fall.si.

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Nicolas lli l l'i r.

Frank JohnsonK.

"liver J. Kersliiiervt ae.

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"Herbert S. Ilainby, AVilliam A. ITam-- !

by, Gerald., llerrerea, Oscar K. H n,

Deo A. Honeycutt, Joseph W.Honeycutt

J.Trave W. Jolinson

-Thomas A. Lynch

; m.Geortre Marsh, Felipe Martinez, 1'cdro

Mata. Thomas K. Mathls, George C.Moore. I'ablo Morales, Jose P. Montova

i Arthur isborn, Carl Gsborn, Otha O.Osborn

Harry 1.. Skipping' ''

Jose 1. TapiaAV.

John H. Wallace, Oscar Webster

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Kidfanlo Harras, Louie W. Drain!r.

'John If. Canon, AVilllam II. Carriker,James l. Carriker, Tobias Chacon,Miles K. Cooper

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Simon H. FranklinII.

Itobert J. HiI.Tis. Clifford HendersonAI. -

Matías Mata, n.imon Molina

Albert H. Newton

Krnest 1'arson, Floyd D. TotterS.

Jesse Stewart, AV'lllis StewartT.v

AVlllíe II. ThoinnsV.

Abel Vlerll, Apnplto Vlg'il. AgustínVlifll. Joss I. Vigil

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C'OVI.n l'HIXlMT No. U.

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t THE CLAYTON MEAT MARKET!'

JOHN SrillNG, Prop. I

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Fresh and suited Meats, Fruits and rrovisions.Fish and Oysters in Season:

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Car on the Market today.

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CLAYTON LIVE STOCK

BREEDING PLANTFour blocks south of the courthouse at the

Fair grounds. Open at 2 o'clock p. m.Every day except Sunday

If your mare will raise colts I can generally tell it.If your mare is a: doubtful fcaler I cn geneially ull it.If your mare is a sure foaler I can tell it.If your marercomes here healthy I try to keep her f rem

catching the non-breedi- troublts scire of these old msreshave. Somi-o-f the'so-calle- d barren mares ut to raisingcolts; would that! suit you? Do not do the foolish thirgspending your valuable time, the mare's time, the stallion'stime, and thetime'of the stallion's keepers, trying for yearsto get a mare with foal that will not raise colts; but bringall jour mares where the healthy breed mare has seme pro-

tection, and where the'diseased and non-breede- rs are weed-ed out

Where TOM, the big Ratcliff Jack, is at your service inthe stud. This is the biggest Jack, and has proven himselfthe Lest sire in the southwest, fAll lovers of good classymules are breeding to this jack.

I have IVAN, No. 84C7G, one of the richest bloodedPure Bred Percheron Stallions of the breed. He is at yourdisposal in the stud, and if you area lover of the big drafthorse you will breed your mares to this horse.

I also own MASENA, a grade Percheron stallion, 9years old and perhaps he has more good living colts thanany stallion in Union county. The price of service on allthis stock is right.

Come at 2 p. m., 'where all the sires are tested eachservice for fertility. All sires have their off days. Allprogressive farmers and stock raisers who see this stock andmy method of , breeding are bringing their stock here. i

YOURS roa SUCCESS,

E. L. REINE A U Proprietor.Graduate Scientific Stock Breeder

No Sunday work Phone 4 rings

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There la a Ringing meeting this nfter-noo- n

mid everyborty has gone hut yourUmlo Neil, ko I will try to write uptTie latent news around I'enniiiKton.Cue thlnff certain, we will do the bestwe ran because our editor always

reeta us with a smile and a cheerful"howdy do." it all our fellowmenwould do the eame this old world wouldWe much brighter.

Leslie Lockhart has his crop In finenape for a drouth. Leslie Is a good

farmer and has been here lout; enoughXh look out for dry weather.

Krank Strunk and wife, and WalterOgle and family, spent last Sunday

tth O. A. Rodgers and family.W. W. Streetman had hard luck with

I'is tin tltvver while returlnpr homeand had to upend the next

lay trailing It in. Such is life. Bill,when a man buys a llivver his troubles'yve Just begun.

C. A. KodKers nnd wife were In Clay- -

in recently pricing feed stuff andMexican beans. Claude says he hopesthe prices will continue the same asnow until the farmer pets a chance ton il.Vj, S. Strothcamii's farm looks like a

All the old maids and widowswho haven't married have moved, so: C. has plenty of time to look aftertus crop, t

Well, it Is Ki'ttliiK som! diy. but no-thi-

like western Texas where thewriter used to hang out. We haven'tKime broke on I'nion county yet, and.it looks like rain tonight.

I'lnkney fair has made substantialimprovements on the homestead be ly

purchased from ít. I,. KoilgerH.L,. is now nerving his 1'liclu Sam and

Ms mind Is far from homestead.We have heard from Curtis I.nngly

who Joined the national gunnl. 11 is;,ow at Klephant Itutte dam. and saysi:e Is out of friends, tobacco and socks.Ave bundled miles from home and has,10 money. Stay with it. Curtis, itwill look gmiil when pay day comes:;j'd will make a man of yon.

f this doesn't find the way to thev,aste basket will try attain nextU.....L, Tliri.!. '!- - fill' llll ClaVtOtl

Xr 'TNCUO Ni:i."1'. S. Since writiiiH the abuve we have

!;ad one of the finest rains that everf'll In the Cnion county In the month'Í June, so I glmlly collect my tliouglitH:'.nd ve you a few mure items from1'enniUKton. We have a gr.iml prospectfor crops of all kinds, the best we haveever bad at this time of year, andevery person one sees looks bright andhappy. Kveryone must get busy after'.he thistles and weeds that come ulongw;h the crops.

We are Kind to learn that Mrs.Kloyd Criss is Improving. She hadbeen seriously ill for several days.

U.'n. Cofc-di- ll says let It rain. Thlst-- Is do not bother him and we believe

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he could lie down and sleep with them.Al Carr has a new well 247 feet deep.

V'ne can count about twenty windmillsfrom l'ennlngton. Two years agothere were only two or three. Thatlooks like New Mexico will do to liveIn.

Lewis Chrlstoph saya If some girldoesn't say yes pretty soon he willseek revenge on the sex. He threatensto Join the army and never come back.

GlltXUVlEir

We had a nice rain Monday night..The farmers are rejoicing because of It.

Mrs. Fergueson, Mr. and Mrs. Haganand son. Wells. McClary, and Ohio John-son siient Sunday at the Dean Johnsonhome.

Uev. C. A. Kergueson spent severaldays in lies Moines this week.

Mrs. tlregnry made a business triplo Clayton Monday.

I. II. Itced says he is getting tiredrooking for himself, and will try andfind a cook before another summer.

itud Smith has moved back on theHerl Sink place, as there wasn't en-ough water on the Nicholson place forhis cattle.

This week Mrs. Hazel Klggs gave abirthday party for her daughter. Ber-tha. A number of Hertha's chumswere present and thoroughly enjn edthemselves, lltfreshments were served.

The young people's class will beby Mrs. Hazel Klggs next

week .

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A line rain fell the IMh and 1Mbin this part of the country, for whichwe are exceedingly glad. Farmers arein good spirits now.

The box supper was a great success.Kveryone had an enjoyable time.

.Mr. Uobertson, the mail carrier frdmI'attcrtMiii to 1'asamonte. and his wifewere Visitors at the W. li. Scott home,Saturday.

Mrs. Confine and children visited at,.lie I!. I. llaves home Saturdav.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Itmket were pleasant callers at the W. II. Norton homeTuesday.

.1. Kiuck and wife visited friends ati itto Sunday.

lilmer l.aild is repairing Benton'swell this week.

Kdward Tanner of Tate is here look-ing after tlie Schleter cattle.

Lev. i ibsiirn of (itto will preach atthe. f'lainview schoolhouse next Sunday,the 24th iust.

KIH l ne red white-fac- e yearlingheifer, branded J. on left thigh,

out of left ear, small notch outof top of right ear. owner can findlocation by calling at News office.

D

TF vou do not make the best of this

m in wm im mw mm ipmn

WII.SOV-WA- K PHKMIKNT-- H MASOK SIMil.K IM RI'OSF..

Washington, June is. Simplicitymarks the routine of Vresidcnt Wilsonthese busy war days at the capítol.There Is plenty of wink for the ex-

ecutive but on orders of his physicianthe president devotes a certain part ofeach day to "keeping In trim." Klevenholes of golf In the morning, a theatretwo evenings a week, n short nutomoblle'ride In the afternoon nnd an Jcaslonal close friend at luncheon ordinner, constitutes the recreation thatprovides a half-wa- y relaxation fromthe strain of executive problems.l'resldent Wilson Is a man of unusualconcentratlve powers.siders.a legislativeweighed from every

W hen he m

It Ispossible angle.

All elso is excluded .

He plays as hard as be wmks. This,it has been said, enables him to getmore benefit from his limit. il amountof exercise. n the links every fiberIs on the imtm-ilint- ' driveor putt he is executing. At the theatrethe performers either hoi, l is undivid-ed attention or bore lilm to distraction.A well trained animal act or a rollick-ing comedy are alwas rewarded byhearty applause and the tin,, riimliiulaughter from the presidenta! boxin Washington's theatre.

Appointments with the president arearranged a day in mlv ( I'ollreiiieuare stationed at every entrance andthose who have are allow-ed to enter the White House grounds.Jlecently a blood relntve of the presi-dent, here for a short stay, foiiml it im-

possible to call at the White House.Fifteen minutes Is the time usuallyallowed for Interviews but it seldomthat they last thatAIonu The retservee guard has been doubled. Whenthe president goes for a walk they gowith him. When he goes to a theatrethey scatter on every lloor of the playhouse. The secret serviec autotuubliefollows the presidents ear at twolengths and the crowd which con-gregates when the maehine stops Isclosely scrutinized before the presidentalights. These precautious are volun-tary on the part of secrei men.The president lias never i, iim steil ex-

tra protection. He does not delaystepping from the automobile untilthe secret service men have sized upthe crowd. Not the slightest trace ofnervousness on tiie president's part isever noticeable In publie. Tin- w ise-ne-

of not neglecting lii n ation andexercise slums in his personal appear-ance. I 'espite the stress of war prob-lems, the president Is lo.,kiau Kit asa llddle."

Try Lyon's Best Flour and youwill use no other kind. W. C. Barn-tia- rt

has it and recommends it asthe highest quality flour ever soldin this city.

Buy a Case variable dropfrom H. lierzstein Se-- d Co. 12-- tf

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P. &toojs all users of the P. & O. satisfied users.

CORN PLANTERS

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61 have five more to u some sold thev

about the factthat buying the best

pays the beet. cuts uplasts longer, If have

had withcheap know

how dear it is. Let us sellyour next and get

proof that the best is the

NEW

Vou 2in your if we do your mill work.Nobody tired of fine mill it's a

a work of art, a beauty,a of do wood turning fromall and A high order of

in with perfectwoods-- - that's what makes our work

stand o'it

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Old for

was never case yet a he got the

we are you Mr. that the never had. O. W

and line are

The P. & 0. the new baby, that on the thedisc yet to be that will the No. 27

comk and (;i:t voi;u iV"i:imk

ti yeai's

appointments

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vou

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Get and to have one of the 8-1- C in your is the of the bestW P. iV 0. and but the of all is the 8-- 10

R. W,the Fanner Service

THECLAYTON.

STAR

NOmnERWHAiYOUSAY

bet-

ter,experience

cheapest.

CO.MEXICO

Can Take Honest Pridetlrcoratinjr

per-manent acquisition, thingof

triumph proportion.

conditionedconspicuously superior.

CLAYTON CONSTRUCTION CO

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Papers Sale Office

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where make better when tools.

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BEAN PLANTERS LISTERS

lister has made jump, either shovelhas made equal Double Row.

aaciiink

fanning.fYOURS

which before arrive.

lumber re-

mains

LUMBER

interior

grades irrains.fitting

Newspapers

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wide-trea- d Cultivators

BLAMEMCKiUL TRACTORS

shippedtogether, make arrangements arrange Moguls midst. Our's home Farming

Tools, Plows, Listers Cultivators, winner them Mogul Tractor.

CLVT0N. Where Gets The

lumber

work,

workman-ship, judgment

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OXK t)U(,UR FEU YEAR

KMered n Second Class matter Octo-ber it. 190Í. at the poMofflce atClayton, .V. M., under the Act ofMarch 3. 187.

aATl'HDAY. JI SK 'X 1IIT.

Timely pent fdocan: 'Swat the

Vli.it him become of the old' a r!' Mrlnpr ?

The old confederates aft.rfinally captured Washington.

June t', mi a:it a

alter" to ,iIm..who f ore oi to e

t i IT 1.1

the the Ac inis pur.. lo ; alt. I.

been chal.e,-- , to v- t" I'lV"'""Al..T. lim, I." for It lo

other ii n ale in u.-- to(.'old storage it, isiotl nay Vit pi.

ride some stain:.- of l.miiai.omWilli b a n ecu' can ' tilu.il!' le- ,o;la wed

"Kt.rtinl ic re tie- pri.liberty." s. id I'htlpot I'UTmore nt phas.- ,,f . i. in,.;finee'' has I.een 1,.- iiiu .i lili I;.

ihd you know ha w ave.sfo-- n a hut, a tul v a it ..

life the M.a treat name will nu-r- .is.-.l- i'.ii--

SclltH'Z .iL'.iil'.stfirst, and Ho n f..uu for oliberty.

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into ileni..i-ra- tli.- w,.n.p.lt end all ilillei enees lhat

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hIvis allien timidpunish democratic . ma

We some hl.-- t.f the point of vi.--

tin- Cernían people Kh'Hi tinsstem of ti'iVt'imiii in. iiv.-- i'..i

I'riissia. ii'.i 1'russia thePrussian kirn;, the Kaiser.I'rUHshl tile K.'Veiailin onductclby the junkers of here-ditary nd-.- no'oility. Tin- Truss-l.i- n

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honor or working together purposein boiled It la other connected

to me kaiser spits on flag,Is vegetable.

American'edible vegetables.

Khalimlvialng

Americans to poltroonn.Is peace price.

to bandsli fond erashini?

to cerobbed, outraned

crawli uve nn edible Vegetable.

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enUiry our far! ori. l;hhlps. and vt

laid the bomb as.as-Ml- iour in ii plants and

Ids' hhips."Ha sought c.iriipt m.,n-hoo- d

a scllish dl'eaniwhen there,

'Ü6 wilfully hut eh.i-,,-

(Itiiehs s.'lie s.el.s terrorize

tlevlliuli policy I rinhtf"Ho has io!attd ivory cnon

decency naughtevery solemn treaty and precept

law.' i, ked the v. m into the

lll.'tilUvst orty lapitn, atldjmurder liistory

h:m avainst peacehome and abroad.

"Ho necks ililiza-- lJ'atiel.ee lil;(r U VlltUcI

further sub-- imission rrussiart demandsnaverj.

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Inil war.

war for warfor and war for and1 Tor for

forac. I

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were slow enter war andwas the and the

by the pro- -

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elect to- - th.- K a., Lis anand II, .1 li Mm ricial

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a ..: l.ie mostt i , . - hi in. aiaxos ntmicss. iiiiii tu

til row awaj tli that tilt fi; hiany ni;a lior to ours lit iiieCicineor anything He

.1 Iesof late tai' liad in this

, but liad not recti veduntil Ili y bad been apprpriated by

and sent backin liermany."

.No one lias toih in time of need lr.

II. h..m has conicof I In- and

of yiars Xur asaner l.e a! tins t.n.ethat phvsieian be one tif the

of the- piesadctit.w ar all their

scntatlves in tho nota la the lion (if life?

iim: V OI-- ' WIN

The I a v in asi 'mu in ii i ec r. p.its iliui up toInst last, bad moretiian local ci iiumi : tees

. .i ..paa tul. i and ov, r l

II lli I'arkrr llult.-r- . of (he iB -j o a - a a. o.cal w a

ttoa- - in add.' ,. .a an unhnr.wll'The Propagandist, inter- - nun i. h.-- u . r. n.a m til

ia-n- . nl oiaia uiza. I ion. The pfflliut- -

"Ves. against 1

I iccoírnl7.ebetween uroid.

rieht .1um:ocpeace peace.

I peace. I anyriifie renco he-- ! in

twivii i'eace honor, peacepeace

recreant duly.any ic.ue.

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matter, long su-

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uround .yen1 npla'.ii

face wiittI a pacifist.

I lleve UnitedAmeriii. I helleve

Cannot!nearly every village people

land, rights.turnips.

an ediblerights citizen

I shall fight.thotiiMind circulars

cowurdswant peace

Americawho

t want Americasupine hclplcHF,

ili(--race- Then I shall

pacifist.''

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aínda a price.loiSIVe shlCltlllU

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else. declared thatmany iiituucntous ihcovo

been madecuantía

labeled, "alado

a better riyht adviseuntry than

Challes M.iju frominiieli s'ocial proifres

many liaeli. couldappeal made than

a madeadvisors .Mon.,property, inakiiii;, hae re-- pit

cabinet. Why.xpert. conserva

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i na ii.a i ..tlii...ttr and par -

.sj te-'.- s hanhs hai iacr.ci'id. Thoiliril;tala i a Main tu the nation. It Is Millmore a ij.iin to ti e oi pound Invc-t-- i

orn.An oi a t.Uaiou ilta.i.ii' to the Itri- -

t'..' li couiiuitt. c is nove lui iuiiie; iji ih.lrt;countrj'. h'aviiiMS l.y perHonii whancvti' lii'iitl of Wi.u'H Who n WallStrict, and lo,T.hoiii ii)riy-iii- ii p. r j

Cent of tl.i Haines lu'aucli a vi'lauiejwcul l i.K-iii- i 'In uii.r.. ihiin u jii'irinrtpoll i r. t; Hid in Muxiuoaru tilresdy furreRter In the I'nitfid f'tates than In'any other country, Ami tho urdcvrlnp-'- j

rd ravlnf i ; of il.ls cour.ti.v 1

also far irrtter linn that of u't.jeother. England' six huudredlty million dollar from Inventors j

who deal In few figuren nt a timem'tflit c doubled here.

operation In local savings socltles maywell he another means of fosteringthe cooperating habit. W hen thiswar Is over we ought to have the Ideaand habit of, working together Inmuch areaer degree than before. Thatwill be one of the compensation.Saturday lCvening l'ost.

nn; kaim:k i .om:.

The republo of Tavolara, the world'ssmallest nation, han declared rvar on(ermnny and Austria. Tho new

of tho Teutonic powers is asmall island situated north-ea- st ofSat. fina, counting 17') Inhabitants. Itis about live miles loin; by three widoand rises abruptly out of tho sea to analtitudo of half a mile. One of theTavolain Ashing- boats having beenblown up by a mine, the republic with-out any n.ae, w ritme or w arning; tle-e- l.

rtd war on the empires.

i itim.T innil in in.. i:ai: ii.ii.Til.- lark:.' fieie'.t ,1, pot li. inii tirecl- -

d bv tin- V. s. is i..pidly utaliiiKn ! t a.n. The l.ail.ii: it this depot

was tuaile ncce.ssaiy i'' the Kreat iller. ase of freiullt lianca-- at this point.A home trad: is now 1.. inu laid to thew.st side of the new t i d n ix.

Il'l'tlls0 (l(s(. S 11 It If (IIin. i. (.1111. mi Mi.ut'init.

.New York. .lun. .1 li. Iiiiuin's t:

power ia sn.wlv Inlnvi crushedi. y ilernian oppri s. am. aecordinp: to aI, 'lei- from ( arc. a il .Merrier, arch-l.i-ho- p

of .Malinos, tii.i'e public todayby th.- l.'ev. lir. William '!'. Manuiiiir,re. tin' of Trinity p .1

':'he cardinal's letl.r was an aekriow-li.iymel- it

of resolnt adoiited by the. 'h i.rciiiu. n's a sao. in hero last . lun-

ula., evpressiim i:!p,ithy tintl sup-p-

t for the líeltaa .aiise. It reads:"The appreciation ..it show our ef-

forts to stem the tab. of unrighteous-ness, wltit.li more ami more tends toovirrotne the slubh'.ta and just resist-ance of our people t., all the w'roncswantonly inllicttd up.ii tliein, bears ust.p in our sti'UKgle.

i.'onstant ;i'iitit in le ilows from ourin l ocojínitlon both of the moral

support which you all in America holdoi:t to us in our trial and the no lesslavish material aid so generally ex-

tended to us by the ommissioii for therelief In Holcium."

i.ovr. i tipocket folding bill niul pass book H

ii.tit.iliiliiK three hist national, bankreceipts, and two A. '1'. ,t S K, passes.Lost Junu ml between Otto-Johnso- n

store In i.'layton and .Seneca postoffice.I' lnd.-- idease lei v.- rt News offica or I

Sene, a iiostolTice. K. J. McKibbln. I

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To Owners of Ford CarsThe Ford Motor Compsay, of Detroit, appointed as

uttoiiitd agenta tor Ford rare la tala territory, taproperly represent Ford Interest, to give aerrleeto Ford Owners. Tke Contpnay la return demandsthat vra equip aad maintain an adequale aerrleestation, employing competent Ford mecbualea, us-

ing only genuine Ford-ma- de materials ami chargingregular Ford prleea.

This Is the service notare giving-- to Ford oTraer.Material 'Workmnnshlp Prices, the ataadard ateach guaranteed.

When your Ford car needs attention, bring It tana, and get the beneflt of expert Ford mechanics.We give you the assurance at genuine Ford ser-

vice, vtlth genuine Ford-ma- de parta.CARS hunobout 343 Touring Car 3M

impelet ssn.'i Tovrn Car $.'.: I Sedan fO-iS- i all f. a.I., lletrolt.

J. ALLEN WIKOFF, Agent

fARSON

CLAYTON, TiEW MEXICO

And Trade StableI.vraltd Jus! Xvrtli otCiiv Ojjicc JnilJinx

For Quick mid Satisfactory Diav or Transfer Service, Call IMione 188

(rood Stock Always Heady for Sale at -- the KightTrice. We'll Trade With You.

R. H. CARSON, ProprietorCLAY'TOX X'EW MEXICO

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS

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We advise all people of Clay4on, and especially the farmers from out cf town, to stop at

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and get the prices firat, because they sell cheaper and can easily save you come money as

thev are here in Clayton for your benefit, not the merchants- -

3

HE HAVE HEARD THAT

A. W. Tnnner of llnyden, attendedto business la Clayton Tuesday.

W. W. Tuthlll of near Thomas, at-tended to bualncii here Wednesday.

licyes Marline of Iteycs, wasin Clayton the tlrst of the week.

.eortre II. Hyde of the Penibctlscountry, was In the city Wednesday.

O. W. Jamison of near Sedan, wastra'linu with Clayton merchants

I'tto .Menwer of Heeiifuun, attendedto business in the illy the first of theweek.

r. S. Ciiiiimssionor C. P. Talbot madea business trii to liatón the first ot' theweek.

Don Juse Manuel !nzaes of Huev-eros, spent several days In the citythis week.

f'nr the brst fnrm r rinieli luan inI'nioti i'litimy, sei .1. .. Winters.

Clayton, N. M. "fi-t- f.

rtTiiio llera of near Heenham, at-tended to business in the city Thr.rs-lH- y

and Friday.

Dave Winters of near Irenville, wastrading and lookinir alter business inClayton Tuesday.

I.ovr :!ux3' demountablu llni withI'tnclne canine,, l'indi r, please, h ave

at Clayton Karafje. " 5 1 1

Jack Airhart of inwas a business visitortlrst of the neek.

ar Centerville,in i In- city the

J. T. G. Creed of east of town, waslooking after business in Clayton thefirst of the week.

(. W. .Sparks of the l'eiiehetis nnin-tr-

nttenileil to business In the citythe first of the week".

John Wesley Key, famous Tcxllner.'ul estato man, attended to businessIn the city Thursday.

E. L). Strolim of near Mexhoma, waslooking after business In the cityThursday and Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Knox of Holland,were In the city Tuesday trading,shopplnr .ind visiting.

D. C. Tralstt r of le Haven, spentseveral days in Clayton this weekloijklnii after Vnisiness.

V. V. Hourk of Mexhoma, wad tradingand looking after business in ClaytonWednesday and Thursday.

J. W. Forbes. l. S. commissioner atJ'asamonte, was n business visitor inthe city the tirst of the week.

Rafael Tixler of near Jiueyeros, wasIn the city the tlrst of tho week trad-ing and looking after business.

Alex Mackenzie of he Cimarron, wastrading and attending to business inthq. city the first of the week.

l'lerity of money to loan on farmsand. ranches. Ioni time; ííooiI privl-lene- s

J. A. Winters, Clayton. X. M.26-t- f.

W.i.Ti:i A job for tlio summer fora fourteen year old boy who Is not

afraid of work. Inquire at this officeor at Walking' roomincr housa.

Jira. Uraco lura and little daught-er, left Wednesday noon for Huldcn-vill- e,

oklahonia after a month's visitwith Airs. .Seal and Mrs. Slithers.

I.OT ne whitefaco cow with horns.branded T I at bottom of III on

left hip, swallow folk in llijlit ear.in left. i'lease notify John Ter-

ry, Clayton. N. M., for reward 'JH-- lt

Vol ,VI 'no camp bed, found one andone-ha- lf miles east of town, iiwii t

can have same by callini;' on Jess Phil-lips and payim;- lor tliis ad. "il-l- t.

nlLi MAIM HAIL! HAILtInsure that BTowlnif rrop aain'st

1as by Hal! In the OLD HAHTFOHlFire Insurance Co. McFndden A Ilixey,Agents. f.

Mrs. Oeorge Spurr of Trinidad, hasbeen visiting friends In Clayton thisweek. Mrs. Spurr Is a former resilientof the city and has many friends herewho are always i lnd to welcome her.

Only one way you can fall on yourbean crop, that Is by not havlnir theHartford Hall l'ollcy In force. Don'tput It 'off. Insure today. McFaddenand Itlxey. Anents. , tf

U. E. Adams of tlontea, Texas, spentseveral days In Clayton and Coloncounty thia week. Mr. Adams is astock man mid is looking for summerpasture for about se. n hundred headof citle.

Why take i he chanre w hen you knowthai the Hartford Fire Insurance Co..who luis paid it claims for mure than

ears Is reaily to protect your crop.i. hi, st loss by IIAII.. e M. Fadleiiand l:ixe, .ip ills, lf

i

K. Sttibbletleld of mar S ca, at-tended (o business in Ciil.Ntoll TlleMl.l..Mr. Stubbleiield Is busy Hies,.. d.is per-fect inii arranueiueulM for the bin cele-bration at the .! ulililcMcld i;rove nearSeneca on July Fourth. Jt will bo ahit anil i rami day for all who attend.

A H. .loi ilurhlin of Mosquero, waslooking after business in the countysent Thursday and Friday. According1o .Mr. Mc ilot hi in. the Mosquero sec-tion will have a urently increasedfarm and ranch production this year.

Attorney 1.. Collins left this moifor Chico, to pros, cute Win. Curtis,

accused of killing an antelope. Theevidence against Curtis is said to litjconcliisi '. The penality is severe, butIn the opinion of real sportsmen it isnot. severe enough.

VJames Ityan, daddy u,nd chief booster

of Folsom, attended to business in thecounty seat Thursday. Mr. Uyau saysthat Folsom will pull oil the grandestand greatest celebration in her historyoti July Fourth. Folsom is a. foodplace to spend a holiday.

"wHenry liriinncr of near lny. attended

to business In the city Thursday andFriday. Henry, beside beinii a liutch-ina- u

which he can not help. Is one ofl.'niou county's lucky men. He has alarge acreagee of wheat which Is es-

timated to make lit b ast twenty bushelsto the fieri'.

J. W. Foster f Miattuck. Oklahoma,attended to business in Clayton thetirst of the week. Mr. Foster liasmade a number of farm loans on I'nloncounty lands. He was accompanied byMr.' A. II. Frl.-- of Freeport, Illinois,lield representative of Mr. Foster'scompany. .1. T. Hrooks of this cityis their I'tiion county representative.

1 Kufracio Calleuus of ' iatteiros, chiefmoul of the I'niou county v". o. p.,spent Wednesday and Thursday in thecity looking after business and advis-in- p

with lus political brethren, lionKufracio is of the unexpressed opinionthat New .Mexico republicanism is hoe-in- ir

amidst a hard row of stumps, andno one disputes the point.

TTI". MO. Ü.

We sure had a nice rain and every-body is ready to work for the blKge.1tcrop ever known in Union conuty.

Mm. W. W. Fhlriey of Texas, is visit- -

inu lier dauiiliter. Mrs. Jesse Morrow.She will return home In a few days.

There was a pie supper at I'laiuvh w

schoolhoiise last Thursday nlizlit. Thereceipts were Jl'a.7" and will be usedtoward ih-- ' purchase of an orean.K' w luí attended report an cn'- -

.io a b!e t me.' Mrs. IHhel Coii'.:e Hpiiit tile eveninir

w ith Mrs. Hen Morrow Tuesday.The yoinin folks will meet at the

I. nine of Mrs. C. I. Norton SaturdayjeM-iiliir- and have mm of their jollysoei.i i mes.

,sra!:!i:T:!;i::;r::;t:.!"7v

jj Pullman CafeH LocHted in Uuildiiifi East ot' t lie Kilhuru l'liriiitui't' Storey

We serve tlie Ix'st meals in town. We "

H extend ciiurteous treatment to all.

I REGULAR A1EALS 35 CENTS !

! Open Doy find INightÜ ' , JACK IVop. y

THE CARSON FEED YARDHKST. Y A K I) IX C LA YTON

' (íood Sta!ls,'aifd ShetiS For1 N'ehielob ' - '

Am now building another wagon shed.Feed of all kindd always on hand at correct pricss.

I.Oi'.Ti:! IWOUTII CLAYTON

J M. SIMPSON, Proprietor.

I.ONT Two brown mule with leatherhaltera on. Mare mule hlocky

built. welRht 810 pound; horse inulalanky built, weight 8.10 pounda. notbranded. Notify M. C. 1'aulson, Sofia,New Mexico, and receive reward. 2

I'OH SAI.F..100 Head r.eKistereú Yearllnc- and

two-ye- old Hereford Bulls. Ad-dress, o us H. Coots, Dalhnrt, Texas, orMara Vista, N. M. Cattle are at .MaraVis. :t-:- t

Ft It Mil III; D II ItMslllM.SI oil y.l.M.

Having sold our residence we offerfor sale all our furniture and house-hold furnishing. Thin is nn opportunityto purchase furniture and Imu-- i hold

at al bnrualns. l'hon.at residence, Mrs. M. C. Johnson .

on in-- : nt.Three looms on second tin,.'- ,

liuildiii'-- r over W'estemi Union Tele-gram Office. liecently ronovat.l ;inlsupplic'l with water. Will nut oneor all. Apply to I.. W. Kin !...,i ortin- uniiersimied.

A. W. Tl ,.,.,.n.l'Olt S VI. K, t UK A I".

une .Model HI K. twin rylia.l. I. ),Motorcycle, tiisiclass shape. i,.i,. jires.

.".nil I.ini and tank. Ite.i-so- n

for sellinu. want to buy an auto-mobile. W rite- or phone Ij. I'.ullard.1'osi iu 'kk r, Tlioni.is. New .

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ners. FJnder piense return to Newsoffice. I6-l- t.

D. E. JENKINSX'A KI'ENTKIi, CON TKACTOli

AND Hl'ILDKKGUI NV1LLE. NEW MEXICO

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. FINISHING' 1IOIR 8ERVICB

Flrat Close Werk Garaaee4

LORDS STUDIOCLAYTON. KEÍW MEX. Z

"You press the button dothe rest"

THE EKLUND HOTEL

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Responsible Agents Wanted In

Every Part Of This County.

Dedman,

Homer J. FarrCtllATV lllvrilllllTOIt

U uWe wish to announce the receipt of a car of

Star "A" Star Oregon

Red Cedar Shingles

Price and quality considered, these shingles rep-

resent real value. If you are going to build orrepair the roof it will pay you to consult us.

AUTO TIRES and other car accessories will bea part of the stock here, beginning with a ship-

ment of these goods which we are expectingvery soon.

Our Ten Cent Counter will appeal to the Ladies a tulChildren. We are pricing; some Aluminum ware in thisdepartment absolutely tiyht. If you appreciate (iood(ranite ware you will investigate our line of those

oods also.

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HrKiiliir wlin of the Hoard of l'oua-y- tCotimtlNNlimera of Valon Cnuaty

ew lelco.

lltl.l .Momljy. Juno 4 III. 1!'1T.

Tliere t vine iTcmut the Hun. T. .1.

J7illmii1?Ii. Cliulrman, JtlcoliO l'liell- -

muí . O. Míiií linter. Members..1 u ii J. luirán, Clerk.

The Itoiul of A. R KriKir, Knq. im'oimty II l ;kway Superititenili mi wiic

il'provfil. ,

t Man i.ovv onlereil that tin- - Hoardilo Tioir M.iri.l in reriss until WeiliitH-lay- .

Jure t.tli. 1!)I7. The lionnl met;it f nVloi k a. in . (ur.iuiint In ri cik

Tin- - following IiIIh against the Üoailf were iillnwril ami ordered paid:

"Vino Mum Homl of Way $30.00i'. 1!. I iiiiizalvH, I I wiliK linail, 3.00vv. il. Houiinl, viewing lload . n.00.1. M Minn. V w in it llmul ' "0II. C A li t Itorui . - 1V"I

. I:. 'h ri.it iTMini. viewingl:i,iii . .. . :.ihi

Kreil Wi.lfonl, viewing li'iad . :! .onw. K. iiin.iii, xit :iiK- Coad ou

lk'ar Hiiiis". virvvinu Ko:nl 2 0'.1. C. Al-- i huli'ta. vii wliiíí Üi.ail 10. 0"V. I! Hard lioail of Way Já.Oii.Intuí Wel.st.-r- . work mi 1' " j

S. I,. .Miller, llaulliiK ami etr. T.r.d l

I!. W. bancs. .Miriliiilnlise . 7. Mi j

ItiK Jo l.umlier t'o.. l.unilier. 7. tin

Irene Hear, itoiu- Work . ;!.f'.1. A. SteplienNolt, SliurpeiniiL:

lirailir Hit - S.On

A. I.IlVt'll'Kíi. SlJ IVt'J illKami ttr S'i.00

.1. V. ilOKdlll, Ant., llin- ti.00I'envir lilaine. Work on lloail, 2.00Marcnce WVhsti ;. Work

Clayton. A:i:.;tnl Itoad -- .19.0"W. I!. ItuwliiiM. Work

dajtoa. At:,i:-t:i- Road . 1:1.00

AriMiis l:..v!i r,. Wotk I

t'lajtt Xmistad l:o-ii- l.l.r.iiiA. Conw.iy, WorkClayton. Amistad Koail .'T.oo

W. Mamey, WorkClayton. Ainlsiad lioad 2s. on

T. .r. Kilmoml m. Woi kClayton it tad Kna.l l::.2r.

.ler.ild S.nn di r; . Win k'1: ; ti m ím ni Coad ..

1. T I n. I.!:;. W..I--( ' t y t , .'. i: I .i ii lo il I 'I

.Ave ral Smith. WorkClayton. AtniNta-- Co;,.l .'..im

I.eo 1íov1i:ií. Wol kClayton. Amistad Co. id l.t.TiO

wear Cat WorkClayton. Amistad Coad . 1'T.uo

'. S. Ci.tM-i'H- WorkClayton. Amistad Co. id i'7.on

1". I.. Caster. WorkClayton, Amistad Coad IL'..","

.lames Conway. WorkClayton. Amistad Coad 27. oO

I I. C. Mrothcrton. WorkClayton. Amistad Coad Ki.ou

M. K. lirotherton. iinTsiii- -

layton. Amistad Coad . 2l.noA. y. Kraker, Salary and j

iv Kx penses 13S.23

The main obji-c- of this session is for'the purpose of slttini.' as County!Hoard of l aiia iat ion.

Tlie fojlowinfc persons either.l.iisid or assi-ssi-- as follows

.losiph 111. raised on personal:property in ,S. . No 1.

.1. 1'. Carcia raised i"lm. mi personalliroperty in 1. No. 1.

.Mrs. l.jllle I lil ay assessed í l'l". oiljierson.il nopt rty in S. I No. 1.

It. I'. W. Hay ib-- raised S2nn. onpersonal propenv in S I . No. 1.

K C. Henry raised í I on personalin S. . No. I.

W. A. Henderson raised J7o0. on per-sonal property In S. 1. No. 1.

Herbert Her.stein raised $.".0(1. onpersonal property in S. I. No. 1.

Walter C. .lohnsou assessed $ Inn. onpersonal properl y in S. 1. No. I.

Henry S. Holm, n raised $2.".o. onpersonal property in S. 1 1. No.l.

It is now- - unbred that Court do nowadjourn until !i o'clock a. in. tomorrow.

The Hoard met at :i o'clock a. m., pur-suant to ad.imirnmi rit of yesterday.

'I'.ii I j.m'si in :i,e anie ci;;,ir-niin- l

and .Melnl."r. as of v t i .!;il. ' '. Me1''. ni. o ' lii . .1 on : :m.i ,,t,

personal prop.ily i.i s. N,,. I.C. J I'.iliuel laise.l (e n. ,,,, ,, s,.il-- a

prop, i l y In S. i. No.S'is.e S. I'. ,ee raisfil .' i,

; piop. i i In s. i s,,, .

A Cohens ass, ss.-.- il'-ni

, tit. .mobile in . 1. No. I

A I. Cali-lili- ' I'.lse.l , .,.,-- .

pi op. It in .X. I i o'ilv limu St. .11 l.iis.d l.",ini ..n .r.

onal property in S. I. No. 1.I . I. I asado raised i'.un e;i per-

sonal property In S No'. I' llastelwood raised J.'.nn. 011

on lots 1:1.21-2.- '! block, lir.l and!. on lots 1.1 block. I CM.

Carl Krickson raised $:ioo. on per-sonal properly )n S. J). Nol.

Mrs. C, c. Sehlutei raised $2nmi on

THK MnTF.R OF MOCSTAIItS

The national park in Alanka whichConnrena created laiit fprlnu li one ofthe mormter apectaclea of the world.To Bay that Mt. McKitiley rle 20.SOO

feet hove neu level and that It I thnloftli-B- t penk In America, Into conveyno Mea whatever of Its grandeur.There are aeveral mountain In thellimalyiin which materially exceed IthflKht, one which rl.se more than 15,-(K-

feet ahove aea level; and yet MountMcKlriley, to the observer, 1 loftierthnn any of thene.

The rcimon Is that the treiiteHt Hlm-alya- K

are seen from valleys even""toten thousand feet In altitude, whileMount McKinley rlnca abruptly fromvalleyx three thousand feet and evenh kh lii altitude. The vlaltor to theMount McKinley National 1'arkfcwlHlook up more than seventeen thousandfeet to the double peak, the upperfourteen thousand feet of which arecovered with perpetual snow.

This enormous mass Is the climax nfthe Mreat Alaskan llance which ex-

tends roughly east and west arrogasoutheast central Alaska, separating-th- e

vast northern inland from the morapopulated country whose shores arathe ; ii f of Alaska The ranKe par-allels the miRhty Yukon many milea toits south.

Improvements on lots ;yi-l- l block.1"M in S 1. No. 1.

S. lli rzstein raised J."."n. on personalpHt.perty In S. 1 . No.l.

A. Cloveless raised $300. on per-sonal property in S. I . No. 1.

Amelia K Small raised $2.ri0.00 onpersonal property in S. 1. No. 1.

W. C. liartiluirt raised $2oo.oo onHeneral Merchandise in S. I . No. 1.

T. A. Cray raised $Mio.oi.i on personalproperty in S. I). No. 1.

Coniliy Cumber Co raised $Mm. onpersonal property ir. S. 1). No. 1.

Cena c. Wolford raised $230. 00 onpersonal property In S. 1. No. 1.

ii T. Toombs raised $140.on ou per-M.n-

property In S. L. No. 1.

A. A. Kmiri raised $2nn.nn on person..I property in S. I. No. 1.

Mrs. N. llie Mathews raised $ I .(..onon personal property in S, I N.j. 1.

Tom lv Wolford raised $l.nn.i mipersonal property in S. I. No. 1.

Il is now" or. I, red thai the Hoard domuí adjoin n until o'clock a. I.'. to-li- i.

l low.The Hoard met at '.l o'clock a. in.,

t'lele beillK present the same "li air-man and .Members of the Hoard as ofesterday.Cleanor T. VixH raised $1," .on on

p. rsonal properly in S. 1. No. s.is now ordered that the Hoard do

now stand adjourned until I' o'clocka m.. Monday.

The Hoard met at li o'clock a. m.. theji'liaiiniau beinu absent ou accalllit ofsickness, tlie Honorable II." i. M:k-- ii ader. actinu as chairman pro-te-

I.I.tcobo I'aeheco. member. J tin la J.niran. clerk.

Martin .1. Hisbop was. in pi ion in S. v. No. M.

.1 K Hlaekuiorc was v;ieiiemploli 11 S. 1. No. CI.

K. C. Mosler raised í:Imi.oii

his eX- -

ex-o- ii

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sonal property in S. I. No. 2..c. A. Snider raised $:i.no on personal

property In S. 1. No. III.K M. I ni H.jis raised :nn no on

l. I'M.nal property in S. 1. No. til.litóme W. Sun l in laise.l 2án on on

personal prop- rty in S. I. No. '.!.Tessie Hois raised $:l73.nn on

personal property in S. 1. No. iM.

It s ordered lli.it tlie Hoard donow adjourn nutil o'clock a. ni..

The- Hoard int at o'clock a. in.,there beinii members present.

C. W. Cousli raised $375. no on per-sonal property in S. 1. No. 2(i.

Henry .Mercer raised $iiuii.iui on per-sonal property in S. 1. No. 2(i.

It is hereby clven agreed by theHoard that the County Highway

la1, and Is hereby allowedto draw his actual travelinn expensesas such at any time when necessary.

It is ordered that the County Clerkone adi'iional helper for his

..il'ice in ace. nil. nee Willi Séllale HillNo. I l. passed at last session of the

tat Ce'I'lalnreIl Is m.w ordered Hint tin

now sl.itid in ni i ss ii ii

.lune I I. H I 7.

l' le Coald

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tin te beinu present tin same chairmann an mbers.

W. A Swoyer raised íl'.mii onmelits such as bouse, bams. Wel'.s

a..d !' hits In S N... 27..1 II C;. ne reduced l"0.nn on

v. .I'llmiM ni S. I i. No. 2V.

It is now ordered thai Hie Hoard donow ail.ioinii until '.' o'clock a. m.. .ftnic2;'.h. Hi 17.

T. .1.- lalmoni'son. Chan in. ui.Attest. Juan J. Duran. Clerk.

All Cenal Hlanku at The f office.

SEESÍATE LIFE INSURANCE

FOR

FARM I OAMQi"9$?, 5 or 7 years" our rates aredieapest in town, county or state.

CLÁIR A. ROBERTS,DISTRICT AGENT

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OWEN'S BEAN THRESHERS

We must have your order earlyfor Owen's Bean Threshers.The unprecedented demand for the No. 4 and the 16-2- 0

Owen's Threshers has compelled the manufacturers to runfull blast and full time and they have sent us word that theyare looking to advance the price. If you want yours, con-tract now for delivery about September 1st.

The Owen's is the most successful of Bean Threshers andfor the No. 4 that requires a 2 h. p. engine up to any sizewanted, a catalogue will be mailed upon request.

R. W. ISAACSJgcnt or Union County and Trade Tributan

CLAYTON, : IÍEW MEXICO

NEWS WANTADS BRING RESULTS .".

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John Corich & Son

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ONE DRINK WILL CONVINCE YOU

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GENERAL UNO PRACTICE

Entries, Contests, FinalProofs, Plats and Abstracts

promptly attended to

Office 1st N'tl Uank Bids?.,LAYTON. N. M ,

mi. C. E. KIXI.EU

Dentist

Ovor Dean's Bakery

Oltloe Phone 101 II Clayton

COL. .!. A. SOWEKSAuctioneer

Write roe at Seneca or Phoneme at Wanette for Dates.

Commission one per centSatisfaction (luaraiitecd

See

(Í. C. SMITH

FOR HEAL ESTATE AND

INSURANCE.

CONTEST CASES HANDLED

EFFICIENTLY

Oilke in First Nat l Hank lildg.

For All Auctioneer workCoL George Goodyear

30 years experience in Live

Stock, Townsite and Merchan-

dise. All work will be appreci-

ated. For making dateg seeCaudle'a Furniture Store. Tel- -rmh-nn- 98.

Yours Respectifully,COL GEORGE GOODYEAR

COL. E. U. JACOBS

Auctioneer

MOST EXPERIENCED IN UN

ION COUNTY

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Sit. Dora, New Mexico

DR. THOMAS N. DYSON

Spnriitlist in Obstetric Cases

and Diseases of Children

Oflice Rooms 3 and 4, Cadell

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Fidelity AbstractCompany Inc.

Abstracts, Plats.

Conveyancing, Notary

D. A. Paddock Secretary

Get your meats at Earnhart's. Thekighest quality and full weight tf

We have plenty of ccal now. Sup-

ply is uncertain. Keep your blafull of Swastika coal and you willtfajoy the winter. O. G. Granville.

NOTICE After March 1st, the'Eklund notel Dining Boom and Cafewill be open to the public, day andnight. Carl Eklund 10-- tf

' Attention, I lamestwidert

All legal advertising in thispaper is read and corrected ac-

cording to copy. Road yeur ad,and if an error is found how-ever slight, notify us at once

NOTICE FOil PLLLil.VTIOX

Department f the Interior, U. S. LandOfrico at Clayton, X. Al.. May 21,

.Notice it lor, I. y tivi-- that CharlesII. Hann. of t'latoti. N. Al., who, onJan. It:. l;.M. at, tl .Inn.. 1911. made('.llli'Hi'lliI Kl. tries. cllal Nos. OlTtlll.

! i'179-l- for Lot 7. ami SK. SW.Sic. H. Township 25 N., R.in'e :',5

K.. nuil SK. Sir. 1. Township --

N.. Range St !:.. Lot ti. ami X K.SN Ser. (', Townrhip 2.1 X., Range3.1 i:.. X. !'. .Meridian, ha tiled no-ti-

of tnt'-ntiV- to meke three yearirotf. to establn-- claim to thi; landabove desenbed, before Register amiii- - i'fivff, 1. s. I. ami office, at Cay-tot- i.

X. A!., on the 1 li day of July,in;.

Claimant names an witnesses;J. II. Render, Lcst.r Render. A. '.

Rlakelry, Aivin Alfnrd. all of flay-lo-

X. Al.

I'A'. VALVKKDK. Reglat.-r-

MITKK roil PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Landoffice nt Clayton. X. Al., .May 21,i ;i 1 T.

Notice is bcr by given that WiliiamH. Van Cleave, f t irclivillc, Nik. Al

who. on Alay 1912, made HomesteadKntry. Serial. Xo. i'Hífitl. for SSection 15, Township is X.. liante ;;:

K . X. AI. I'. Meridian, has Hied noticeof intention to make Three YearTrent', to esthlish claim to the landahove described, before Register andReceiver. I'. S. Land office, at Clay-to- n.

X. Al., on the tenth day of July,19 7.

Claimant name as witnesses:Willie T. Alorrls, Kdw in Conlry,

and Edward AKCann, all of Oreiivlllc,X. Al., and Krnest W. I'rleskorn, oftirandview X. M.

I'AZ VALVKUDK, Register.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of tho Interior, U. S. Landoffice at Clayton, X. Al., Alay 21,1917.Xotiee is hereby given that Myron

D. Chilson. of Senei'a, N. M., who, onFebruary 1. 1914. made HomesteadKntry, Serial. Xo ('174S1. Tor LotH 1, 2,H, i, K. 'i XW. K. 'j SV. 'i. Sec-

tion 1'.'. Township JSX. jlanuo 35 K., X.At. 1'. .Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make Three lent- - l'roof, toestlilish claim to the land above de-

scribed, before lieyiser and licceiver,L S. Land ffice, at Clayton, X. Al.,

on the eleventh day or July, ii'ii.Claimant nanies as witnesseH:AVells AlcClary, J, A. Sowers, T. K.

Whaley, and C. II. Morlnn, all ofSeneca. X. Af.

I'AZ VALVLUUH. KegiHter.

NOTICE FOR FLDLI CATION.

Department of tho Interior, U. S. Landoffice at Clayton, X. Al., Alay 21,

l'Jli.Xotiee Is hereby tlven that Joseph

K. Johnson Armstrong, of Cuatcií, X.Af., who, on November 21, 1913, mad.?Homestead Lntry, Serla.1 Xo. 01705G,for XW. 'i Section 14, and XK, U.Section 15, Township 29 X., llange34 K X. Af. 1'. Meridian, has filednotice of intention to make ThreeYear l'roof, to establish claim to theland nbovo described, before Registerand Iíeceiver, U S. Land Office, atClayton, X. Al., on the eleventh day ofJuly, 1917.

Claimant names ns witnesses:W, F. Kendrick, T. J. neffley. C. "v?.

Kennedy, M. V. Wilson, all of Cuates.X. M. 1

I'AZ VAI.VKKDH. KeaiHter.

NOTItl 'Oil PUBLICATION.

Department of tho Interior, U. S. Landoffice at Clayton, X. A!.. .May CI,1917.Notice is hi n l.y nivin that Klmer

1.. Stephens, of Vance, X. Al., who, onI leeeinber - tli. 1913, and AuiaiKt 1st,1911. made Homestead Kntries, SerialX..S. nl. .970, and P18244, for Lots 1, 2,S. XK. l ; and S. . XW. Section''. T.iwii.shi) 2JX., Lantre 3j X. AI. 1".

Meridian, haj tiled notice of intentionto inkn Three Year l'roof. to estnbllshclaim to the land above described, be-

fore Register and Receiver, V. S. LandOffice, at Clyton. N. M., on the thir-teenth day of July, 1917.

Claimant names as witnesses:John Hartlett, C. K. Anderson, Merl

Johnson, Lloyd Sowers, nil of Vance,X. M.

I'AZ VALVKRDK, R.egister.

NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S. LandOffice Bt Clayton. N. M., May 24,1917.- , v

Notice Is hereby given that Fred V".Chapman, of l'asamuntc, N. M., who, onJune 3rd, 1913, made, Homesteadfcntry. Serial No. tl5918, for SW. A,Section 32, Township" Í4 N., Ranffa 3010., Lots 3 and 4, and S. .i NW. U,

Section C, Township Í3 N., Range 30

E., N. M. r. Meridian, lias filed noticeof Intention to make Threo YearTroof, to establish claim to the landabove described, before U. S. Com-

missioner, Jerry YV. Forbes, at Tasa-mont- e,

N.'M.. on tho tenth day of July,1917."

Tom J. Johnson, Charles M. Ostrand-e- r,

Sun.ner 1. Johnson, William J.Carpenter, nil of I'asamotitc, X'. Al.

I'AZ VALVKRDE, Register.

NOTICR FOR FVnLICATIOIN.

Department of th Interior, U. S. Landoffice at Clayton, N. M., May H,1917. ,

Notice Is hereby given that JoshuaY. Cason, of Tate, N. M., who, onMarch th, 1 91 S. mado Homestead Kn-try. Serial, No. 015450, for SW. Vi, Sec-

tion 2?.; NW. M. Section 27, Township21X., Range 33 K., N. Af. 1'. Meridian,has I. lid notice of intention to makeTine Ver l'roof, to establish claim tothe land above described, before Res-istir and Receiver, V. S. land Office,at Clayton, X. Al., on ti e tw. !vith.l..y of Jui, lli'.7.

i:. '. ozmnll. of CI. .J til', X. Al.. amiWill l.add. R. C Cook. J..-- T I'atiiii,..II or Tate, X. Al.

.a-7-- ;. I'A. VAl.yiiKi.i: liuisi. r.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'

Department of the Interior. U. S. Landoffice at Clayton. X Al Alay 12.1917.Xotiee is hereby bíviw that Jctm T.

Cason. of Tate, X. Al., who. on Noveml.cr , ..'ml, (191il. made HomesteadKntry Serial Xo. H17170, f..r s.'a XK.1,,X. 'ti SK. XK Vi SW.',. Si:. XW.t and Lot 3, Section L'. Township H

S.. liante 31 K.. X. Al. 1'. .Meridian.Iia tiled notice of Intention to makeFinal Three Ycitr l'roof. to e.'tabiisliclaim to tlie land above described, be-

fóle C. I'. Talbot. I". S. Commissioner,t Claton. X. Al., on the tenth day ofJuly. 1917. I

Claimant names as witnesses:Joshua V. Cason, of Tate, X. Al..

Robert Hrundene, .Martin 1'rlce. bothof Clayton. X. Al.. Klmer Drake, ofTate. X. Al.

FAZ VAI.VKltl 'K. Register.

NOTICE FOR PL'ni.ICATIO

Department of the Interior, IS.l if fice1917.Xotiee

l.ousdoli,don, of

:;l Clayton, X. Al..S. Land

Alay 2 1.

is hereby iveii that Alma .

deserted w ife of Krnest l.os-Clayto-

N. Al , who, onAugust 1st. 1911, made Homestead Ap-

plication, Serial No. 01717. for 1".

SK. SK. XK. W. XI-:-

K. 2 XW. Section Town-ship 27 X., Rango 34 K.. X. Al. 1'. Mer-idian, has tiled notice of intention tomake Three Year l'roof. to establishclaim to Hie land above described, be-

fore Charles 1 Talbot. I". S. Com-

missioner, at his office in Clayton, X.Af.. on the tenth day of July, 1917.

The cntryman, Krnest l.osdon, isnotified that by submission of saidproof his wife seeks to obtain patentfor the, land in her own name.

Claimant names as witnesses:(abriel S. Vates. Amos II. Wells,

l'hilllp Al. Haiti. Andy Yates, all ofClayton, X. Al.

I'AZ VALVKRDK. Register.

NOTICE Fl PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. U. S. Landortice at Clayton, X. Al., May 21,1917.Xotiee is hereby c.lven that Russell

II. o'Dotuicl!, of Wanette, N. M., who,on April 1, 1914, and April 7, 1917,indae Ilomestead Kntries, Serial Nos.o 1 7700. and 024849. for Lotl, XE. l- -

NW. X. XK. SK. 1- XK.K. 2 SK. 4; Lot 2, Section 31,

Township 29 N., Range 33 K N. M. 1'..Meridian, has tiled notice of intentiontonaku Three Year l'roof, to establishclaim to the land above described,before Register nnd Receiver, U. S.Land Office, at Clayton, N. 31., on thetenth day of July, 1917.

Claimant names as witnesses:W. T. Hates, T. S. Ulovcr, A. R.

Hancock, all of Seneca, N. M., audW.It. o'Donnell, of Clayton, X. M.

I'AZ VALVKUDK, Register.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S. LaudOfflea at Clayton, N. M., May 24th.1917.Notice is hereby given that Tom J.

Johnson, of i'asamonte. X. Al., who, on.May lfilh, 1912, made Homestead Kn-

try. Serial Xo. o lit'ji;. for K. XK.Section 32, and XW. Section

33. and K. '2 SW. Section 2,Township 24 X. Range 3u.Meridian, has tiled noticeto make Five Year l'roof,

K.. N. Al. 1".

of Intentionto establish

claim to the land above described,fore I' S. 'oiiiinissioner, JerryForbes, at I'asamonte, X. Al., ontenth day of July. 1917.

Claimant names as witnesses:Fred W. Chapman, Charles

the

Al.

Ostrander, Sumner I'. Johnson, Wil-liam J. Carpenter, all of I'asamonte,X. AL

YALVKRDK, Register

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Isolated Tract

Polillo Laad Sale

be--

I'AZ

Department of the Interior, U. S. Landoffice at Clayton, X. AL, May 8th,1917..Notice is hereby given that, as

directed by tho Commissioner of the(ieneral Land office, under provisionsof Sec. 245S. R. S.. pursuant to the ap-

plication of William W. Tuthill,Thomas, N. 31.. Serial Xo. 022855, wawill offer at public calo, to the high-est bidder, but at not less than $1.50per acre, at 10 o'clock A. 31., on thotenth day of July, 1917, next at thisoffice, the following tract of land:NK. SW. 4, Section 18. Township24 N., Ranga 35 K., N. M. I'. Meridian.

This tract Is order.U Into thomarket on a showing thai the tfref-e- r

portion thereof is mr '.lino is ortoo rough for cultivation.

The salo will not b kep'. open, butwill ba declared closed wl.en tho pre-sent at tha hour named liava ceasedbidding. Tha person making tuo Mrn-e- st

bid will be require to Immediate-ly pay to tha Receiver, ' the amountthereof. ,

Any person claiming adverselr thabove-describ- land ara advised toflU their cUlms, or objection! .on or be-

fore the time designated for sale.I'AZ VALVEUDi:. Register.

NOTICR FOR PUBLICATION

Inolatril Trart.I'uhllr Land Sale.

Department of tho Interior, L". S. Landoffice rt fl:it..n. X. At.. .May l!i.nn.Xot.. o-- i i iv. !i that, as

lo i ..( ly til.- i 'oat... N.ion. r of the;r.r:.i I .1 .'tfi-e- i:tnl--- tioia..ns

.f Sec. .íT... li. S. pnisn.' Ml o tile.l ic.it .on of , illi:,'i. W. Tut liili.

Thomas. X. ..t No. .i";.-...-,

we...ill offer at toil. in- sale, to th. biuh-- )

t bidder, bin at not less than íl.áii. r acre. .,1 In o'clock A. Al.. on M'.e

lentil t'ay if .Inly. 1917, next, at thisoi'l n e. tin- I'oln.w'.en ttact oi' land:SW. XW. Section -, Township:' I X.. I. ..ote ::'. i:.. X. .M I '. Meridian.

This ti.ut is unbred into the mar-ket on a . in.; rhat the m eatcrpoliiea theri'Oi' mountainous or looroi;uh for cultivation.

The Kale will not be kept open, butWill bo declared closdd w hen those pre-sent at tho' hour named have ceasedbidding. The person making the high-est bid will be required to Immediatelypay to the Receiver the amount there-f- .

'Any person claiming adversely the

abtve-describe- d land are advised tofilo their claims, or objections, on orbefore the time designated for sale.

I'AZ VALVKUDK. Rciiisi.r

i

Mll ll I) I oil PI Itl.lC TI

Department of the Interior, I". S. Landoffice at Clayton, X. AI Juno 2, 1917.

Notice i hen by given that Lester J.Cno-hy- , of i'atterson. X. Al., who, on.March 2i'., 1914, made Homestead Kntry,Serial Xo. '.17i'o;, tr SK.it and SW. Section 34. Township2.". X.. R .ime nt I : , X. Af. 1'. Meridian,l.:n tiled notice of intentionThree Year l'roof, to establis

to unakeclaim to

the land above described, before Regis-ter and Receiver. I' S. Land Office, atClayton, X. Al , on the Dth day of July,1917.

Claimant names as witnesses:K. L. Reneati, of Clayton, N. Al., and

Jesse Readier, 1'earl Lockhart, S. T.Roach, all of I'atterson. N. M.

I'AZ VALVKUDK. Register.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of tha Interior, U. S. Landof fee at Clayton, N. M., June Sth,1917.

.Notice ih hereby given that CharlesDe I'oyster. 'of Clayton, X. M., who, onMay 22, 1914. made Homestead Kntry,Serial Xo. 0179UI, for S. XK.SK. NW. Section 34, nnd SW.

SW. XW. Section 3á,Township 25 X.. Range 34 K., N. M. 1'..Meridian, has filed notice of intentionto make Tim e Year l'roof. to establishclaim to the land above described, be-

fore Register and Receiver, U. S. Landoffice, at Clayton. X. Af , on theeighteenth day of July, 1917.

Claimant names as witaesses:J, I,. C.alnes. of Simpson. N. Al., . S.

Yates. II. Al. I'rice. Robert Shires, all ofClayton. X. Al.

I'AZ VALVKUDK. Register.

MIIH l: I'l III.ICATION

Department of the Interior, l. S. Landoffice at Clayton, X. M, June 8, 1917.

.Notice is hereby given that ThomasF. Shaw, of Texas, who, onJuno 3. 1913. made, Homestead Kntry,Serial Xo. 01.1923, for SW. Section23, Township 21 X., Range 36 K., N. M.I'. Meridian, has filed notice of Intentionto make Three Year l'roof, to estab-lish claim to the land above described,before Register and Receiver, U. S.Lund Office, at Clayton, X. M on the19th day of July, 1917.

Claimant names as witnesses:W. L. Harrell. of Clayton, X. M , and

Stephen i: Hamilton, W. R. Ilaynes.j.lim Kominc. all of Texliue. Tevas.

I'AZ VALVKUDK. Register.

so i mi; Fttit IM III.ICATION

' Department of the Interior, F. S. Landoffice tit Clayton. X. At.. June t. 1917.

.Notice is hereby given that Juanof Holland, X. Al., who, on April

7. It' 14. made llomerlead Kntry, SerialXo. 01771.. for XK. 4 SW. S

XW. SW. XK. XW.XW. Section IV, W. SW. i,

Section 7, Township 22 X . Range 33 K.,

X. Af. 1'. Meridian, has tiled notice ofIntention to nuike Three Year l'roof. toestablish claim to tl.e land above des- -

icrlbed, before Will J. Woods, V. S. Com-- I

in issioner, at bis officii ut Amistad, X,

M., on the lsth day of July, 1917.Claimant names ns witnesses:Toribio Lovato, Guadalupe H. Lova-- i

to, Kusihln Lovato, Remigio Lovato, allof Holland, N. M.

I'AZ VALVKUDK, Register.

.NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION'

Department of.thu Interior, U. S. LandOffice at Clayton. N. 31., May 24, 1917.

Notice hereby given that Klmer E.llamm, of Clayton, N. M., who, on Jan-uary 12, 1914, made Ilomestead Kntry,,Seriul No. 017397, for N. 2 NW. 4:

SW. 1- -4 NW. NW. SW. Sec-

tion 23; S. 3 NW. NW. 4 SW.SW. 4 SW. 4, Section 24, Town-

ship 23 N., Range 34 E., N. AI. V. 31erld-la- n,

has filed notice of intention tomake Threo Year l'roof, to establishclaim to the land ubovo described, be-

fore Register and Receiver, U.' S. LandOffice, at Clayton, N. M., on tho 17thday of July, 1917.

Claimant names as witnesses:II. 31. Price. Lee Shiran, J. K. Dunn,

Ralph Jordan, nil of Clayton, N. if.I'AZ VALVKCDK, Roglster.

NOTICE roil PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S. Lit ml

NOTICE OP PUBLICATION

State of New Alexlco, County of Union.In the District Court of Union Coun-

ty. Klghth Judicial District of NewMexico.

(1. Af. Creen. I'lalntirT.vs. No. 2054.

Homo Insurance Co. of New York, acorporation, and J. J. Ucrry, De- -fe ndants.The said defendants, Home Insur-

ance Co. of New York, a corporation,and J. J. lierry, are hereby notifiedthat a suit In debt nnd foreclorure hab. en commenced against them In thoDistrht Court for tho County of Union,Kightli Judicial District of tho Statoof New Mexico, by said rialntlff. O.AI. Orcen, for the purpose of forcclos.I nc certain property therein describ-ed, nnd for tho collection of loss underInsurance policy, wherein tho mort-gagee is hendida ry, us more fullyset forth In tho bill of complaint filedIn said action, und that unless theyenter or cause to be entered, thc'.rappearance in said suit on or beforoti..- - 14'h day of July, A. D., 1917, de-cía e and Judgmentby Default therein will bo renderedagainst you.

In Witness Whereof. I have here-unto set my hand and the seal of BaldCourt at Clayton, New Mexico, thl29th day of May, A. D.. 1917.

JUAN J. DURAN. Clerk.by Kthel Stewart, Deputy.

I!. F. Harnett, Joseph Gill, Clayton.Xew Mexico, Attorneys for Plain-tiff.

office at Clayton, X. Al . June 2. 1917.Xoli.e is hereby given that Herbert

W. Davis, of Aloses. .New Alexico, who.on February 14. 1911, made Desert En-try. S, rial Xo. i 1 7 .". 7 . for XW. SW.I I. Section 11: XK. SK. S.XI':. Section 1.1, Township 31 N..Raime .;.". K . X. Al. I'. .Meridian, hasfiled notice of Intention to make finalproof under paragraph three, in pur-suance of election to fhwehase, as al-

lowed by letter "( !" oT April 2S, 1917.to establish cdaim to the land abovedescribed, before Heglster and Heceiv-e- r.

I . S Land office, at Clayton. New.Mexico, on the 17th day of July, 1917.

Claimant names as witnesses:James D. (liles, of Moses, New Alcxi-c- o,

John C. Cillcs. Jack Davis, Alex.Mackenzie, all of Kenton, Oklahoma.

r'AZ VALVKUDK, Register.

NOTICE FOR PI III.ICATION

iipartment of the Interior, U. S. Landoffice nt Clayton. X. M., June 1, 1917.

Xotiee is hereby given that Alfonaoi.niir. of I'asamonte, X. Al., who, onJanuary 29, 1914. made Homestead Kn-

try, Serial Xo. 017456, for K. 2 SK.Section 9: S. 2 SW. Section

10, Township 22 N., Range 30 K., N. 31.I'. Meridian, has ililed notlco of inten-tion to make Three Year l'roof, to es-

tablish claim to the land above described, before Ueglster and Receiver.1'. S. Land Office at Clayton, X. 31.. onthe 17th day of July, 1917.

Claimant names as witnesses:Julian Gonzales, Alelqulades lionzul- -

es, I'edro del Valle, Juan del Valle, allof I'nsamonte, XT. Af.

I'AZ VALVKUDK, Register.

NOTICE OF CONTESTc. asna.

Dcp'.' tun nt of the Interior, UnitedStates 1 and Office, Clayton, New 3fex-ic-

Alay 19. 1917.To Jose Abel Romero, (C 6253) of Tas-ainon-

New Mexico, Contestee:You aro hore"by notified that Harry

W. Howard, who gives Pasamonte,Xew Alexlco, as his post-offic- e addressdid, on January 23rd, 1917,file in this office his duly corroboratedapplication to contest and secure thecancellation of your homestead entry.Serial Xos. 01021 and 019495, madeFeb. 19. 1909, and Alaren 1. 1915, forNW 4 NW. 4 Sec. 22, K. 2 NE.

NE. 1- SK. 4. and W. 2 NE.X. NW. Section 21, Town- -

ship 24. N., Range 29 E.. X. AI. 1'. n,

and as grounds for his contestlie alleges that claimant had neverbroken to exceed 20 acres before 1915.nnd less than 2S acres thereafter, trn

that final certificate Issued on fraud-ulent proof.Department of the Interior, U. S. Land

You are, therefore, further notlfl- - .

ed that the said allegrMor.s will betaken as confessed, an your said en-

try will be canceled without, furtherright tu be heard, el'ner before thisoflice or on appeal. If you fall to fileIn this office within twentv daya afterthe FOURTH publication or this notice,,as shown below, your answer, underoath, specifically responding to theseallegations of contest,, together withdue proof that you havi served a copyof your answer on the said contestanteither In person or by registered mall,

You should state In yuur answer thename of the post oflice to wblch ypudesire future notices to be sent to you.

PAZ VALVE UDE, Register.Dato of first publication June 2, 191.

date of second publication June .1917, date of third publication Juno16, 1917, date of fourth publicationJune 23, 1917.

STALLIONS AND JACKS FOR SALF.J OR TRADE. ,

I ant prepared to furnlsii good Siaf-lio- ns

and Jack to those doelrlntr topurchase. I have listed for sale ortrade some of the best anlmaja In toncountry, and can Interest any one Intha market for same. Call at breedingplant at fair grounds, Clayton, N. T.L

' K. I REXEAU.

H'RAYEH One black mare, brandedD R, on left shoulder. One bar mare,branded II It on left rhoalder One sor-rel mare, branded I St. on right thigh.

10.00 Reward for Information leadingto rtcorery of above described stock.See or address W, A. SWINDLE, Clayton. V. ' .,,.,.

txiox rotXTV hum. of noxoi.(Continued from jiage 2.)

A.Martin Abll Alfredo Austin

II.Juiiii Halli-Ji- . Joel K. Bcrgkvlst,

Agustín Woa. John XV. Howen. Angeloft. Mrooks

i:.John It. Evans

.lfoman (.allego. Louts A. Oarnis,

Julian A. Jarcia, Luis U.irclu, WalterCoodhue, Victor Griego

II.Charle U. llelvey, lllllacy U 1I1U

K.Lawrence C. Kingsbury, I'aul Kings-fciurj- r

I--Jmu Lopes

M.

Jm ). Manchego, Abellno Martines,.Xnafltaclo Martines, Juan N. Mestas,Salmon H. Mestas. liobert Ij. Miles,Jose Minox, Benjamin I"'. Morford,

iinollto MontosaMae.

Klmer T. McDanlel, Walter G. McDaniel, Homer C McKenile, John C,

McNeill, Thomas 13. McNeillN.

Harry A. Nebhuto.

Kverett B. OsbornR.

I'ablo Mangel, Jose G. Homo(i.

Alfonso Saavldra, Jose F. Salazar,Alexander Stnghlsen, James F. Smith,Joseph T. Splvey

T.KaviU B. Thomas, Fred 1'. Tinker,

.dam W. TroupV.

Nicolas Vasquex. lsnbel VIrIIw.

Maude K. Wilson ,

IIIRNKI I'HM'I.MT .o. IS.A.

'aiiilelario A. Art-iilrt- Kiilim Arellaño

II.'liarles I.. Hushnell, Tom J. Busline

V.t'harles J.. Crist. Floyd B. Crist, I.ee

B. Crist. Louis W. Christopher, Ilonifació Cruz

1..1. haves. Norton M. Davis

f.

ton

halles I.. Falo..

Mow H. ;i, M i .i ii . Wesley A. tiood-ma- n

I.Charles F. Ingraham

I..Jostpli U. Ladd. William N. Ladd,

'lydc L." Lelghton, Edgar LockhartM.

Tito Martinez, Harry Million, Jay'J. Morris

lnr.Charles 1. McFall

Kenneth A. Norton, William It. Nor- -

Waller I. Ogle, l'atrlclo OrtegaH.

Lee Kockett.

Knrioue Snlainr, Marcelino V. Sal- -

nxar. Antonio A. Sanches. Carlos S.

Krwtchex, Felix Sanches, Federico A.niirtipi. Maximo Sanches, Macarlo r.

s.inrhiz. Victorian Sanches, Fines 1L

Sartaln. Joe B. Scott, Uuy M. fnaier.Newton H. Sprlgg

T.Jake K. Taylor

w:Julius T. Woodring

ITKNCK) PRKCINCT No, 10.

A.Alfredo Aragón. Perfecto Aragón

Kilns Arguello, Samuel Arguello, ArthurH. Arnett

o.

F.

H.Abraham 8. Behm, Wllsle C. Hugh

C.Klihugh Campbell, Charley C. Carye- -

ter, Lee F. Coddy, Clyde T. Comptor,Jose D. Cordova

Ii.Juan K. Domínguez, Joshua M. Dur

hamV.

John K. Fonea. Wallace S. Frugurgo.

Charlie O. GodfreyJ.

Terrvl F. JohnsonK.

John 11. Kennan, Thomas J. Kennedy, C.eorge W. Kennedy, Hoy Knauff

IHerbert K. Lnwson, Harry If. Love

lessM.

Cornelio Meastas, Bruce Mallery.Jacnbo M. Martinez. Isaías Martlner.Jose 1!. Martinez, I'ablo K. Martinez.Kdille K. Mamia. Crespln Monotya.Hardy L. Morris. Johnston H. Morris.Nathan S. Morris

William X. Neptlneo.

liiissell O'ltonnell. Ailedaldo f HivesP.

'Kills l'arley. Herbert C. Parsons,

William I. ViirsonsIt.

Bee HalnwiitiT. eorpe A. Ualston,WlnlioM S. 11. Italston. James (1. liink-,- r,

I'.oy )!. KinkerS.

Klfedo Snlazar. Venia L. Sink

IMrlmrd H. Tooley. Jose L. Turrieto

Vtfrnon C. Ward. Kdtíar H. Wagner.Johp Weiland. liobert O. Wetsel

Y.Wlllard C. Yountf

VK.IH I'HF.CINCT , 17.A.

George G. AtkinsH.

,. J.,., -.- ii.,,. - ,.,...-.,...- .,,

A TO4M

Carl C. Bailey, Thomas I. BrownC.

Juan.F. Cordova. Clarence 8. Cres- -

ivelt, John L. Creswelln.

James II. leatherage. Joseph S.Iieatherage

Ii.Juan X. Garcia, Florentino Gonzales

C. Haley, William O. HuntM.

Manuel G. Márquez. Theodora H.Mayo. Morris 1). Mayo

r.Nathaniel Padilla

f.Josué Sulas. William K. Bhaw, Char-

ley C. Sltze, Charlie A. SmartV.

ltuven VigilW.

Kdward M. Wilson, Fred Wilson..

Bert W. Zumwalt, Isaac W. Zurnwait

Lt'j rni:ciCT o. i.A.

Julian Aragón

Casimiro Bercla

Tobias Cruz

n.

r:.John Kills, David Kills, Jteymundo

Knclnias

George Garcia. Jose X. Garcia, rabioC. Garcia ,

II.Pedro 7.. Herrera

J.William C. Jeffrey. Fred H. Jenkins

I..Filadelflo Lobato

M.

Viniente Maez Kamon M. Martinez.

Alfredo I!. tirvizI.

Kenluno I'licheio. Aurelio I'adilla,Merejlhlo I'adilla. C.umiclndo radilln,Pedro M. I'adilla. Mark L. I'aris

s.Anustin Salazar. lOdubyen Snlazar.

Jose I. Sandoval. I.owerence It. SawyerT.

William SI. T iniiiison. MeiejildoTruJIllo

V.

Alfredo Vigil. Apolonio Yluil, JoseT. Vigil, .limn B. Vigil, l'cdro L. Vigil.Ilafnel Vigil. Tilo M. Vigil

W.

l'.ny H. Wells

AMISTA! l'li:'lC'l' No. 10.

A.Carl 1". Abeyta

II.Curl A. Bolz. William F. Boyett, Ed-

ward X. Brums, Albert L. Brandstetter.C.

George L. Camidiell. Georga IcelandClevWand. .Kilph K. Cole, Luther Cole- -

i

man, James A. Collier. Hershel E. Cope.D.

George r. IuggerV..

Nlle H. Ktlls. Vlrl V. Kills. ElmerS.- Krwln

V. k

James C. Flack. Charles O. FudgeG.

Krlc K. Greene rIf.Arthur L. Hardin. Ralph F. Hardin,

Leslie U Hauser. Henry Herber, JohnW. Hille, Halph V. Hitchlson

J.Walter W. Jameson

I..Joseph K. Longford, Emory Ij. Llngle

M.Oraer Mandeville, llajph W. Miller,

William C. MoslerMae.

Finest I. McElwaino.

Bltarbio Ortega, Tadro OrtegaV.

Cline A. Prlngle. George F. Pulia

Melvln E. Robertson, John W. RossS.

Rolla D. Sawvey, Thomas L RoyShotwell, Clarence Smith. Newton E.

Smith, Sngen Steen, Henry S. SwanWilliam 13. Sypher

V.Frank J. Veith

V.Grover C. Walkup

UtK PRKCIXCT Mo. 20.A.

John I'. Allieil. Joseph I'. ArmstrongII.

Frank C. Bailey, John H. H. Baker,William G. Bolz, William T. Bailey.William It. Biitton

V.llay SI. Crow

II.Artie II. Dean. Arthur B. Dlxson

Steve I niggerII.

H ll Mse 11 Hadilen. Charles X. Heath.Benjamin Holbert. Jr., Fred H. Hag-

gard. Steiling L. HolcombJ.

Simule J. Jaques. John L. Johnson.Calvin L. Jones. George W. Jones. JamesJ. Jones.. Sam H. Jones

I..Allie J. Lane, Carroll Llnfoft

i.William F. C.ooile

M.Davhl Martinez. avino .Martinez.

Benjamin F. Moore. Uulph Sloore. OttoA. Maiiss. liobert I.. Sloore

VSioore L. Xix

R.lío f us I. Itandolph. Warner Robevts.

Jesse M. Rosss.

MalaquillaH Solano, l'antallon Solano,George W. Slkes. Ray C. Siddle,

T.

i t i 1

!S i

at tFOLOFyaQ;io

John Tuttle. John 1. TompkinsW. -

Sidney C. Waller. Channcey M. Walk-r- ,Glenn C. Wilkinson. Clarence, tí.

Willis, William O. Wright, ChArleyT. Watklns , . -

' ItAVnCV PRF.CINCT X. 21."'

A. ,Antonio Armljo

B.Martin J. Bishop. William .E Brown

II.Le lioy S. Dalhcln. George W. Dallas,

Benjamin L. Dallas

Ralph K. Falnsworth, Joseph T. Fer- -rell, Joseph T. Sherman T.

William IO.

Raymond L. GroasaintH.

Charles B. Hall, Otho I Hemphill,Marlon E. Hauser

J.Clarence W. Jacobs, Leonard Johnson

K.David W. Kerr, George W. H. Kilo

I--John C. Langford

M.Charles W. Mann, Rufus E. Mosler

R.William H. Reed, Daniel T. Roberts,

Jr., Robert K. Roger, Gerald M. RymanIB.

Grover J. Shields, Henry F. Smith,Jamea H. Stevenson, Jacob S. Swarm,George B. Swoyer t

,

Randall L, Taylor ' ''-!- ; T

Grover A. Weckel, Orvnl S. Weckel,William G. Weckel

IIF.il MOISES rRF.CIXC;r No. 22.It.

Clarence C. Bassett. Wallace E.Branson. William II. Bruce, Clifford D.Byrne, James L. Burson

C.Herbert It. Callón. Francisco E. Chav-

ez. John A. CresswellI.

Byron G. Davis, Oliver F. DeHavenP.s Charles F. FltchnerG.

Seferino Gonzales, Ignacio Gonzales,Josh S. Graham, Glen It. Greene

II.h'reeman Hancock, Jamea B. Hender-

son. Joseph F. Hlbpshman. AlexanderIlinze. Raymond Huff. William Hutson

J.Robert L. Josey

K.Silas C. Kornagy

Ij.Carl G. Luntelme, John I. Lewis, Wil

liam D. Lewis, Forrest C. LongwillM.

Daniel J. D. L. Martinez, Truman V.Marshall. Alfred T, Martinez, Juan P.Mestas. Charles E Miller, James L. Mil- -

(Continued next week.)

The Business Men and Citizens of Folsom, have decided toGive One More Grand Celebration of the Nation's Natal Day and this Years Celebration

Will Be Greater and Grander Than Those of Former Year's.

ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAINING EVENTS

Cow Boy Competitive Stunts. Bronco Busting, Ropeing and Tieing. Steer Bull Dogging. Fancy Roping and all the

Stunts for which the Knights of the Lariat and Sdúdie are Famous. Baseball. Horse Racing with some of the best

Horses in the Country Competing, and in the Evening a 10 Round Boxing Contest between Two First-Clas- s Men. The

Program of Good Things has not been completedBut Every Minute Will Produce Something Good.

AX

MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS TO SPEND THE

Fltzsgerald,Fltzsgerald, Fltzsgerald

UIRTG--a OF JULY0L SOM, NEW ME X ?