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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20

Pickett g. Penney who rc
Gently purchased the palac,
Pharmacy from Avis Blake Sc.
cided TO change the name of
same. They offered a beautiful
china flower stand 20 the one
who selected the most appr0-
pirate name. said name to be
decided up0n by "a committee of
the three bank presidents The
name selected was the Crescent
Pharmacy and this name Was
offered by Miss Wilberso1 Some
parue, ploned iu their selection
but they could not De- accepted
as it was advertised chat a.I
should appear boz person at the
store and register the name lhaE
wished 20 offer
Messrs. Pickett a. Penney pro-.
pose 20 make the Crescent phaf
macy one of the leading drug
stores in the Plains section of
the country
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20

In the proper columns 0f this
issue will be- found the announce
mont of d. IT. Standefer for the
Office of Tax Assessor. subject
to the action of the Democratic
primary Mr. Sta0defer has been
Ia resident of Lubbock county far
many years and needs no intro
duction from us to the voters
he makes no rash promises mf
will If elected. attend ta tte
duties of his office without favor
The Avalanche presents hs
name % sou with pride ask thaf
you consider DIS rights carefully
when sou come to vote ir lhIs
election
s. h. Pierce lelt saturday lW
Deuison. Texas. where as the
report goes he will take unto
himself a wife We extend
congratulations in advance and
hope o. soon see them 40 home
ir Luhhock
Mr and Nh John hates ~
plunyeW visited fhe family II
4. S. Rucker the husi ai a.
week
r. A. Gordon 81 Caildrsss oama
.n SaiurdaykYening o. makr lao
b - business visit
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20

their own light in a financial way
as well as in a social way. and
the right kind Of development Of
society and the future training
of their children. mr. Biggers
also told the people why there
We're SD many howls of hard
times iu the country. and asked
that every man in the house who
raised AL they needed 40 home
% live on. that is meat eggs and
butter to stand Up, onlwone man
in the entire congregation stand
iue. He then said. here is the
cause for $50 many loaded cars
coming in and empty ones going
ort Raise what you need for
yow table use al home He fur
.ler stated t1a, this was the
best country i0 Texas. unless
John DHIul was a liar. and
theIr was mo- use OF this strinrof
cars going back empty.
hr BigEer5 was followed by
j.. f. White Of Crosbyton. In
Dr. Whites address. he toldI
them several things about the
new town Of Crosbyton, what
they We're doing, and what they
intended % do in the future. lie
showed them how the c. B. Live .
Stock Co. were cutting their .
lands up, selling it to actual set
tiers and helping these people TO
make their frstand their hardest
crop.
Uncle Joe Foster followed /
aith: The relationship OF the
Newspaper with Commercial
Club work. ir his splendid I.
.aIk. be- sho ed why the news
paper snould be-. and was the
leading business in every town. /.
hat 10 was a town builder. and a
country developer Il
". II. MalIoy rendered
Among the Palms. with great
iathos. and II was commented on
Is being one of the successes Of
he evening. Z
Mrs. W. \. Claxton favored {
he audience with sweet song.
Untitled Dry Those Tears. "
which was encored and Mrs. l
'laxton was compelled 10 render 4;
mother song, ere the multitude .
would quiet. \,
The meeting was here adjourn i
d until 900 O'Clock a. m. the
Glowing morning.
Mr. Graham Of the Plainview ?
lab. here taken the floor and o
llked % as for several minutes ?
n the smudge pot proposition. e
Ie said that if used right the v
nudge pot would save al least .
twenty-five per cent of the fruit
this country. Mr.. Graham Ii
ad brought one of these pots .,
ong, and gave examples how 5
ley were worked. 4,
We viii only give two OF the le
solutions that were passed. b
'ey being and 2, and are as
flows.
l. We believe il 10 be best for a
lr Federation that a re-organi- u'
ition be effected as speedily as y
'ssible. and that only those Il
.unties whiC.. ..@,s s.,.. =.l a.
ID encouragement 10 our efforts
e eliglDS % membership. e,
2 We believe hat the best n
teresi Of our Federassan and Of &
e territory embraced therein n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20
THERE IS A STATE LAW THAT DEMANDS II
Circulars Are Nov Being Sent Broadcast O,s' Ihs State
Relative 70 Sanitary Measures hth VI Bs
Wei 10 Pay Heed Wha' About lu

At the present time tho people
|are turning thclr attention uth,
question u. vatorvo. HH sD
.craga for 'Hbloce. nd N.
chat step. should ho m.mI.
premises al0ncp .r .h.u
Uoda. aH.u. ..aU.odu D..
is tboeang ao1U, a.WHrH.|
itN
Ono great harm chat hes come
TO the towns of the W.t Bass
been cgusad through H..
drairara and water works.
There cam bc no excuse I0rJh.
town of lubbock nof aaun
same .ur there fsau abundance
of water nI one o .r. bes
places IH drainage oHo found
n the un.
Th0s. uu. #.g. .hO .
tarests col tHa town a hf
know the needs of tae h. 0H
tits prou.s.HmtH.. a0 must
enter into # W. hope tur u.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20
NEXT MEETING TO Be HELD At LOCKNEY, TEXAS
TIE Ne Meeting Of This Federation Will Be Held at Locney The
Second Friday and Saturday in April If You Have Not
Been Attending, You Have Missed Treat,

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peI 1e' = '''' 1'''' was "'''
in Hale Center hegnnlnE al 5.50
'.c."cA lles'a-. lhe session De-
lnE held ODD iae 'ielh'0Is. chIreh.
IN me absence @. ifesidenl 'a.-
iaHa1 0t l1'.a N'n d. biRPefs
ol Lll.'ca. PRESIDED ana FRANK
p "0i.' %. DI"-''t'n. was sec
reiarl
After stating che purpose 'i
me meeting a1' outlining me
"'fh "I 'l' N'.'' session. -lI.
i.Fter. I'.r'''ce. Ffoi. d. NJ.
hI|o iia.e '''. VINO denver
'- ... worried address, oi web
." 'eH was responded t'
+. ' p. I f-"'''e"
The
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a. D-a". N.' .I ia.'.'."
Commerce .. Joe
lae f.a'"e "-
len lEesiie.. -'e flaihlleN
TONNE ''a '... l''' b. Dig
gers ser .. '0- Liuo'ea D'''-
merria. D-Ih reo. ~ hi'L oi
me LlbuocA A'aianche' =. r..
White, Sec OF the Orosoy ton
'ommerciai 0-In ana editof oi
the keYie" ana .. 4. Johnson OF
Or"sust"n.
The welcome ADDRESS OF froi'
D. NJ. blh to me visitors. was
one taai could DO naighl hut
make each ana everyone ieei
thar the} were indeed welcome
to The hospitality ot 'h" Ha4e
Center r.uLeos Prof. lH. .r-
formed us that The KEYS oi iheir .
cty were in our hands ara me
Iatcn string was hanging on me
outside 1t each door in the cI'E
and That tneir ca.aboose doors
were standing aIar and vt were
welcome to enter. The response
by Uncle joe Foster Of the Plain
view News. was eloquent 20 the
limit and he assured Prof. Bull
and the citizens OF Hale Center
that We appreciated their warm
welcome and that we had no
other idea than toaccept the hos
pitaity offered US.
Next came a few short but 20
the point talks by Sec. Graham
of Plainview. Mr.. Dowden Of
Plainview. j. G. Johnson Of Cros-
byton, Prof. j. NJ. Bull of Hale
Center and others. II was then
moved and carried that We ad-
ioun until 7,30 that evening.
As we entered the church m 4
the evening oar eaCs were greet
ad h. sweet music furnished by !
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20

""hs ~ Ff'IN UouN nfttOfN
their teams 10 the plow about day
break this morning and kept
pretty busy all day We are hav-
ing some nice weather FOR plow
ing now.
On account OF MIR. Chas. Land
roin's health he is behind with his
plowing, so the neighbor's are go
ing TO give him good days work
tomorrow If the weather permits.
The ladies of Canyon met at the
school house Friday afternoon
and organized The Mothers Club,
with Mrs. NJ Green Pres. Mrs.
! ID. A. Douthiir Secty Mrs. A. G.
Buchanan, Mrs II. Z. Webb.
Miss Mollie Buchanan and Miss
Rachel Cope were appointed pro-
gram committee. for the box sup
per which IS soon 10 take place ut
the school house for the purpose
Of purchasing literary for the
school The committee Is also Co
set definite date for the box sup.
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'''u'u'l morning pe'p'' came
iroil L1p''lN ana h' o''e' 'I''e-
uohs ana merrIF started after
'h'ae Ioue'| |-'o"''1s coyotes "oI
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consider life too short IN t.Lo \
small bite,
After we ate part of wha. was
before us, we caught wolf easy
enough. ELos Cope said the
wolves had been reading the Ava
auche and bad all left the count
~ Well probably they have be-
.'..''.' every '"'S reaus IT, IN
i''" SATURDAY hlsut All TIE !
'"-- '"ies -'''''ed at Mt Ia. d
2. 4,0'"'S ana enjoyed nice d
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20
WidWayes

The Epworth League viii give
a social at the home of Mrs W
IS Norton, Thursdag evening
Jan. %. 1910. from $50 % n
for the purpose Of meeting in "a
social way those that are inter
ested in in such work and also
o. meet those who are not
Come and bring some one with
you. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended o. all.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20


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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20

G. IA Black is here from
Childress and expects % make
this his future home. Mr. Black
brought with him a fine register
ed colt. trotting stock. by name
Floyd Togo. bought of M
Exall.
RI. Tubbs and family moved
Tuesday into the residence re-
Gently vacated by Mr. Powell
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20


erection a. g. aew building boz ta,
|uear fuam.
oar friend Fnnk Neuson de.
|c.Ie. ,oma time 500 le w.uiJ o.t
down expense, ans hc made tne
'm.staaeof beginning br iiscou-
|unuug ha Opnc-lIersld. He
came back thi, week and said be-
couldn't keep house without it,.
Like the folks coming home from
the West. isn't itl-Mt Vernon
Optlc-Herald.
The first part Of your brilliant
local, WIS . X. brother. but
you Did bot have enough gump-
uon 10 know where 20 stop. so
you went ahead aua shot your
head oh about The west. the great
est part of the state. Come out
and live iu t1is glorious country
awhile, and YOU VIII u5. have 20
cail So often for the coIc drop,
Mrs. A. l.. Baber was a pleas
ant visitor 90 the Avalanche office
Saturday evening. Besides sub
scribing for the Avalanche for
herself she had US place the name
Of W. K. Logan, of Burlington.
Texas, on for six months. Many
thanks. Mrs. Baber.
Read the al Of the Brownfeld
Auto and Supply Company. Gus
Pyron IS manager and he is fix
ing things up in fine shape. They
are putting in a large garage and
will be fully prepared to accomo-
date the trade.
a. b. Robertson Of Fort Worth. |
passed through our city this week /
)n his way 10 his ranch some %
miles below here Mr.. Robertson .
expressed himself as well pleased 4
with Lubbock's progress and
kinks her future is very bright. I.
Frank Bowles, the man promo
lng the new town of Monroe.
en- miles from Lubbock on the
santa Re railroad, was in Crosby.
on Monday and sold several town I
DTS 20 Crosbyton people. Cros-
lyton Review. h
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-01-20

James L. Dow. editor of the
Avalanche. and family. left Fri
day morning 10 visit Mr.. Dow's
parents at Seminole. We wish
for Mr.. Dow and family a pleas
ant visit
The Ayaiar"he this week turn
ed outs nice iot Of job work for
that jcsial Hereford stockman.
Co. N. Boles Mr.. Boles has
the incest bunch ~ Hefefords
that u today on the plains.
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
THE HALEY COMET
What Will Happen on May 18th When the Earth Passes Through the
 Tail of Haley Comet!
EDITOR FLAGSTAFF SUN:

EDITOR FLAGSTAFF SUN:
 It shines for ALL--
 Not to be extinguished
 Tho the comet fall.
 In 1888 l witnessed the advent of Halley's comet and its passing by the earth was harmless. What its purpose in coming is l know not. Sir Isaac Newton thought it came to vivify the earth"
 The Bible says 'the earth was made to be inhabited. !" Is it in- habited except in part9 Hackel says; All individual forms of substance are doomed to destruc- ton; that will be the fate of the sun and its circling planets and of the organisms that now people the th-tbe fate of the bacter- ium and of man"
 If l live until the 18th of May, l
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13

A deposit of real topaz was dis covered sometime ago about twenty miles east of Nogales and is said to he valuable deposit.
 An unknown Mexican was burned to death in town jail at Casa Grande last week. He was intoxi cated and it was thought that he at tempted to burn his way out.
 Bishop Granjon of the Catholic diocese of Arizona, has been offered the Crane ranch near Tucson. to- gether with an endowment of S25. 900 for the establishment of young mems college.
 Fearing holdup, the three own CTS of the Monte Carlos mine, on which a rich, strike was recently made. have buried ten sacks of their richest ore at a point known only to themselves and two miners.
 The total production of the United Verde Copper Company for the year 1909, according to figures given the, assessor. amounted to s. .37O, 76l.l4. The amount of cop per was s4, 763. .77s.52; gold $S5l :. sOl. .l2: silver, $255. .lSl. 50.
 As one of the many methods to insure enumeration of the Phoenix population is the federal census, the manager of the local telephone system will instruct the hello girls to call up every subscriber on the
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
TRAITS OF KING OF BEASTS
interesting Facts About the Lien Told by Hunter of Big
 Game.

"ln the wild state one seldom sees a lion either in repose or majestical- ly alert" writes correspondent of the London Times. "A glimpse the hunter may get of him, standing magnilicenily rigid when suddenly disturbed in early morning at his kill of over night and more seldom il has been given to man 10 watch one, himself unobseryed, gazing from an eminence at the grazing herd. But the lion is nocturnal animal, possessing an extraordinary capacity for making itself invisible in dim light. Many sportsman has testified to the experience of be- ing unable 10 see lion on a night not altogether dark though 1t was so close that its breathing was plain ly audible; and many native of Africa has fallen victim 10 the sud den onslaught of what, as he passed 1t few feet away. he took to be only small bush or the blot upon the darkness made by tussock of grass.
 "The literature of big-game shooting contains perhaps no inci- dent more blood curdling than the experience of Dr. Aurel Schulz, who, when with his gun-bearer he was stalking hippopotamus at night, found that q lion was in turn stalk ing them. By chance the gun-besrer noticed that bush behind them had A queer way of being always about the sNine distance in their rear. In spite of the moonlight they could not be certain that 1t really was a lion; but when, to test it, they turned upon their tracks, immedi- ately fine shadowy thing swept, dim and noiseless, in a wide semicircle, SO ss to plant itself again behind them So, one going backward, with his face always to the lion, the hunt ed hunters made their way hack to camp hippopotami having ceased to interest them"
 As to the moral character of the beast the same writer continues: "It has been said of the lion that he attacked only those who withstood him, scorning to strike one who fled or sued for clemeney. whereas in real life if you run from a lion he will chase you. Moreover, that full grown men only were his enemies, that he would not harm babies. But in the lionhouse one may see any day the eyes which look so lndlf- fercntly on the men and women who come and go before the cages light up with sudden sayagery as some small child toddles alone across the floor. The lion has learned that men and women are not for him; but this smaller creature nice ante lope size, soft and helpless presents itself to the royal mind as easily 1 killable."
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
News of the Territory Summary of the Past Weeks Happenings Over the Territory of Arizona
 Borrowed Stolen and Revamped

line and ask him if he has been counted.
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
Woes of London PoIIcs.

Every observing Londoner must have noticed the haggard appearance of the police. Your modern London policeman has no time for steak and midnight sophistries. The shaded area knows his bulky form no more; alas! there is no bulky form to know London Sketch.
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
JoHN L. V. THOMAS.
L WaxsIde observatIon.

"whst l want you to Immediately do." ssid the woman with deter mined look. lis to unceremoniously pick up that ax and before eating this lunch to carefully split some wood :" Alas" exclaimed Plodding Pete. "how unreasonable some women are! They think wood is as easily split as an infnitive"
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13

expect to see Halley's comet for the second and last time. As l am now s5 years old and cannot expect to live to be 100 years old, so say to Halley's comet: Hail ' and farewell; and to the people Trust in Cod
 JOHN l.. V. THOMAS.
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
Reflection.

The solitary side of our nature de mands leisure for reflection upon sub jects on which the dash and whirl Of daily business. SO long as it's clouds rise thick about HIS, forbid the intel lect to fasten itself. .-Froude
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
fpIscoPAl CHURCH

Servlces enen Sunday As follows; 10 a. m. sunday School. II a. m. Public Wors ship. 2 D. m. Junior League. 7:l5 D, m. Ep- worth League. sp. m. Esening worship cordial Invitation to worship with us Strangers always welcome.
 GEORGE N. BATf, <. '. Supt
 CLYDE P METCAt.F. Pastor.
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
scn0ol or TIE NATIVITY

This school Is conducted In connection with the Catholic Church of Flagstaff by the Sisters Of Loretto under the supervision of the Pastor of the Parish, Sister Lula Superior in charge The curriculum of studies comprises all the C,rs Mns hotb voca, ,,nH is taught by the Sistfrs
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
cnuRcti Of rnt MAINLY

Rev. CyprIen Vabre, Pastor. From the first Sunday Of May till the first Sunday Of october Masses on Sunday are celebrated 8t 2 20 and 10 o'clock n m. Rosary and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 7.30 D. m.
 During the other months Masses ar ct s and l030 a m. and the afteronon se. wi s are at D m
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
Must suppIement VeqetabIe pIet.

It is impossible to thrive on vege- tables alone. They must be supple mented by eggs, cheese. Italian pastes. such as macaroni, brown bread good salad oil, butter, nuts, cereals. pulse
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY
AnytNrisI cnuRcn

Sabbath School Service at D. m. Bible Study at 8 Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:30 Bible study Sunday evening at 8 o'clock All are welcome to attend these services.
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13
RRfsRYIfRIAN cnuRcH

Sabbath School 3:OO ., m Morning Worship li:0O d. m. Christian Endeayor 7i5 p. m Evening Worship 500 D. III. Mid week prayer meeting, Wednesday evening at 500 o'clock.
The Coconino sun., 1910-05-13

line and ask him if he has been counted.
 The first number of the Arizona Labor Review has been issued 1t is published in Phoenix under the management of E. E Motter. the first number being twelve pages magazine size. It will be pub lished monthly in the interests of organized labor.
 Stricken suddenly, supposedly with a fit of insanity. Del Ihurber. well konwn freighter and claim owner in the Big Bug mining dis trict. near Poland. took Smith & Wesson revolver and killed four of his horses and twelve hurros and then. turning the weapon on him self. attempted to end his own life. The self inflicted wounds were not fatal.
 Discovering a rich placer mine on site occupied by haystacks for the last forty years on ranch near WoIr.,t Grnyo u,ac tho ramarl a h a experience of Daniel Condron last week. who was born and reared on the farm and never suspected the presence of the precious metal. After picking up a good sized mug get. a wheelbarrow load of the dirt was banned and yielded $4 in gold. The property will be thoroughly tested.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-21
REWARD OFFERED
BY STATE LEGAL

Salt Lake. April 20.-A total OF
$4,000 is offered in rewards for the ar
rest and conviction of the perpetrators
OF the dynamite outrage at the Utah
hotel. These are insume of 81 900 by
the Utah Hotel company and of $500
each by the Structural Iron Workers
union and the state OF Utah. The
county commissioners did not offer
any reward, nor did the city. though
IL has been stated that reward was
offered by the former
Somebody seems to have reached
the conclusion that the reward offered
by the state is illegal, and that the
perpetrators cannot be punished for
more than malicious mischief which
Is but a misdemeanor. In that case
no reward could be offered by the
state
Attorney General 4 r. Barnes takes
a different Wow OF the outrage He
said this morning that though he had
not yet been asked for any opinion,
the outrage might readily come under
the section of the law providing d.
rectly for the punishment OF such Of
lenses and relating 10 use OF internal
machines and explosives.
The statutes In this connection pro-
vide punishment OF twenty-five years
imprisonment. and In another section
Of five years. These are TO be found
In the Compiled Laws of Utah and are
numbered from 44S7x to 14S7x3.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-21
SPORTS
JOHNSON KNOWS
HE WILL WIN
CBy E. w. SMITH

Chicago, April 21.-'They think
Jef-ll win early If Jack rushes him,
ehs Well, Jack wont rush him, don't
Worry about that" md Jack Johnson
having delivered himself of this lit
lie bit of statement, laughed cum
ningly as he proceeded to read the
remainder OF the articles telegraphed
from the white mans training camp
IN the Santa Cruz mountains.
Tho black champion does not, as a
matter of fact, show much interest
as n general thing In the movements
of the big white man. but his atten.
ton was called to the story that the
newspaper men out there considered
JEFF cinch to win IN quick time if
Johnson made a rushing fight of It,
Now please don't construe any
thing l say as meaning that / have
planned out battle against Jeff,"
the champion continued THAT part
OF our work has not come up yet, and
IL | had IL mapped out in my own
mind how To fight him il would be
folly for me to exploit it in the news
papers Now, wouldn't it? Certain
ly." and Johnson answered the ques-
ton himself.
Incidentally it Is just learned that
Johnson Will break all known records
for salaries for theatrical work as
far as athletes are concerned when
he will receive the tidy sum OF So
900 for one weeks work of seven
days at Hammerstein's New York
house.. beginning July IL. He Will
get this, too. win or lose with JEFF
But the thought of losing never
enters the big blacks mind apparent
ly. for he is fairly bristling with con-
fidence.
Asked to give the public some idea
of the champs future plans, Manager
George Little. handler Of the cham
pion. stated this morning that he and