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Evening star., 1911-05-27
After Unauthorized Solicitor.

The police are looking for a man who
is charged with soliciting contributions
without authority for the remodeling and
extending Of the Young Womens Chris
tan home. at 311 G street northwest. Ac-
cording to a report made to the police by
a resident of Mount Pleasant. the man,
who is described as having been well
dressed. secured q. small sum of money
from her. This is the only report received
SO far by the police.
Evening star., 1911-05-27
Husband Gets Estate.

The will of Mrs. Annie f. Clark. dated
August 1. 1883, has been filed for probate
All her personal estate is left to her hus-
bard, James J. Clark. who Is also to have
a life interest in her real estate On his
death the property goes to her two chill
dren, Mary c. Minnix and Emma ID.
Clark The husband is also named as
executor.
Evening star., 1911-05-27
Wa1n &ES DANGER AHEAD MEMORY DEAD TELLS OF AFFAIRS FOR QUIET SUNDAY
Health Warming
Advice From Health Boards Re.
garding Danger of Rats

Health boards in leading cities are starting
crusade against rats. the greatest danger TO
both property and health carrying disease germs
into the home.
Every citizen should aid In exterminsting rats
and use Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste
QfAsorsed by health oficers) and XIII on the
rats IL is also sure death TO mice. eockroaches.
waterbugs and other vermn Money back II II
fails.
Sold everywhere. Be to get the genuine'
2oc and s1.oo. Stearns' Electric Paste Com
pany, Chicago Ill.
Evening star., 1911-05-27
SERMON TO GRADUATES
OF HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Commencement Exercises Be-
uin Tomorrow With Address
by President ThirkieId.

Commencement week Of Howard Uni
yersity will be ushered in tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock with the preaching
Of the baccalaureate sermon by Prest-
Sent Thirkield.
The sermon will be delivered in Ran
kin Memorial Chapel. in the presence OF
more than 200 graduates. members of
the faculty and board of trustees.
Commencement proper for the degree
Departments of the university will be con-
aucted Wednesday, when the principal
address will be delivered by Wendell
Phillips Stafford, associate justice OF the
District Supreme Court
Prior TO Wednesday the week of grad
nating exercises will be taken up with
the commencement of the non-degree
aepar tments. including the teachers
training courses. the academy and the
commercial college. which will be held
Monday evening, and alumni day, Tues
DAY. DIR. Fl. C. Scurlock will deliver
,he alumni address.
Flourishing Financially.
That the university is in a flourish
ng condition. financially and otherwise,
waS shown in the report of President
Thirkield, made yesterday at the annual
meeting oil the D0aTU Oh uuSteeSs p1c-
sided over BY Justice Job Barnard
The report OF the president was for his
fve-year term of service, and showed
that the student body had advanced in
numbers from $50 in the regular depart
nents to 1:ss2, which is the enrolment
for this year.
During the past five years. IT was stat
cd, nearly one-third OF q million ooiiarS
has been expended for new buildings
one of the features of the report was the
statement that there has been marked
taange during the past five years In the
reference shown by students for Eng
lish, mathematics. chemistry, bloioSy,
rnysics, history and German over other
ranches.
Victorious in Debate.
President Thirkield pointed out that the
SIX debating teams sent out during the
past two years, meeting the leading col
ored colleges OF the country. had been
victorious in every instance.
The graduating exercises of the school
of theology of Howard University were
held last night. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Rev. DR.. Garner and DR.. ]. +.
Moorland. The latter presented q Bible
to each of the graduates.
1t is expected a large number OF the
alumni of the university will attend the
alumni day exercises Tuesday. and ar
rangements are being made to serve a
buffet luncheon In the main hall Of the
university at ! o'clock.
Evening star., 1911-05-27
TALK ON "FTTS AND MISFITS."
Prof. Davis to Lecture at Shiloh
Baptist Church.

Prof D. Webster Davis is to deliver a
lecture at o'clock in the evening OF
Memorial day at Shiloh Baptist Church.
His subject will be Fits and Misfits. -
The lecture will b 9 given under the aus
pices Of THE Virginians." and the pro-
ceeds will be used for the purchase of
an oil painting Of John Mercer L.angston.
which will be presented to Howard Uni
versity William II. Lewis, assistant at
torney general, will Introduce the speaker
and music will be given by students of
the National Baptist Training School.
Evening star., 1911-05-27

Clarence w. Moran, postmaster at
Prudence. w. Va, has been arrested on
complaint of the post ONCE authorities.
charged with being short 1922 in his ac-
counts.
Evening star., 1911-05-27

Our next Sunday Magazine
will contain more than the
usual number of fine stories.
There will be tales to suit al
most every readers taste.
Evening star., 1911-05-27
Gives an Illustration.

II would on this subject" said Mr.. Gal
linger. II do not know that / would
take the exact phraseology Of this bill.
but I would In a general way
If the senator will permit me. as an
illustration. two great buildings have re-
Gently gone up in the city of Washing
ton. Every Sunday during the construc-
ton OF those buildings men and teams
have been employed, pounding has been
going on on the steel frames, and that
Is common thing in the city of Wash
fngton. l think it is very bad condi-
ton for the capital of this great Christian
nation. That is my view
'Mr. President. 1 do not approve OF
that work; but because I do not approve
of that class OF work, 1t does not follow
that / shall go to the extremes presented
by this BILL" said Mr.. Hepburn.
Suggestion that Mr.. La Toilette desired
to take the floor on the Lorimer case
brought the discussion to an end with
out action on the bill.
Evening star., 1911-05-27
Concert at Fort Myer.

Concert at Fort Myer.
Guard mount and sacred concert
by the 18th Cavalry Band, Fort
Myer, Va. May %. 11:1O
am. George F. Tyrrell, chief
musician, director.
GUARD MOUNT.
March, Precious Promise"
Taylor
Inspection. "Schubert's Serenade,"
Schubert
March, "Evanger" ..............M Miller
March, "Zacatecas". .Codina
CONCERT.
Serenade, "A Voice OF Love-"
Schumann
Sacred intermezzo, Trinity"
Tobani
Cornet solo. 1.-The Holy City"
Adams
March, Onward. Christian SOL
dierS. carter
Evening star., 1911-05-27
Arthur Stringer,

a past master in the telling of
mystery stories, is represent
ed by the first installment of
"The Button Thief" Dam
gerous adventure figures in
this.
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23

TOWN OF BIG WOODS.
Township One Hundred Fifty-six
(156) Range Fifty (5O
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23
TOWN OF ALMA.

TOWN OF FOLDAHL.
Township One Hundred Fiftv-six
(156), Range Forty-six e46).
Alfred Hogstrom nell
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23

TOWN OF NEwFoLDEN
township One Hundred Fifty-six
(156) F:ange Forty-four (44)
Warren sheaf., 1911-02-23

DISTRICT NO. 1.
Township One Hundred Flfty-slx
(156) Range Forty-one (4D
John F{ilpie, sell 1899 27
Clara e. Sparks. lot 2 1909 .15
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
Stdndpdtt6rS
are Losing

Washington, D. c., June 22-
An already badly tangled situa-
tion in the senate was more COM
plicated today by the action of the
finance committee in throwing
the CanadianReciproci measure
into open senate, without report
nor recommendation.
The action shows plainly that
the republicans are no longer in
control of the senate, the pro-
gressives and the democrats
having refused to stand hitched
longer. Interest has centered
around the Canadian reciprocity
amendment. The finance COM
mittee of which Senator Pen
rose is the chairman was order
ed upon motion Of Senator Gore,
o report the reciprocity meas.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
SPE6IAL EDITION
GOES LIKE
HOT 6AkES

The Publicity Edition" of the
Morning News, issued yesterday
struck a popular chord with the
people. Before noon, two hum
dred and fifty copies had been
bought and paid for by citizens
who wanted 10 tell their friend S
of the advantages and opportuni
ties of the great Estancia Valley.
While the orders came in little
more slowly during the after
noon, still they continued to
come, last night finding only
about a hundred left Those who
desire copies to send to friends,
will have to hurry as these will
not last long. We appreciate the
fact that the people of the Es-
tancia Valley are boosters and
are anxious to tell their friends
Of our wonderful climate, our
unsurpassed valley and the nu-
merous possibilities >yet unde-
veloped here. The valley will
welcome a thousand boosters
during the coming months, who
desire to better themselves either
financially or otherwise.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23

Mr.. Kirk has found it necessary
to interest other farmers in his
scheme. Every pound of butter
and every egg is guaranteed, and
should there be any dissatisfac-
ton among the patrons, the goods
will be replaced or money refund
ed. A system has been installed
so that any goods not giving
satisfaction is traced to the orig
nal producer and he mustmake
it good, which is a protection to
those who produce only a first
class article. In this way Estan-
cia butter and eggs will soon be
recognized as firstclass articles
and the demand will increase ac-
cordingly. The prices obtained
in this manner are quite salts
factory.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
Willard viii
Hold Carnival

The Willard Fair and Carnival
committees have began to star t
the work on their respective du-
ties and it is expected that their
plans will assume definite shape
within the next week.
There will be goat roping,
broncho busting, horse and bur-
ro races and in fact a continuous
string of amusements and con-
tests throughout the entire three
days with suitable purses and
prizes for the winners. There
will also be an exhibition and
prizes for the different kinds of
stock as we'll as farm products.
Now is the time for our farm
ers to begin to get their good
work in and carry away some of
the many prizes that will be offer
ed at this fair. but it will take
some good products to get these
prizes as the entries will be open
for residents of the entire coun-
ty. After this fair is over the
product will be sent to the New
Mexico State Fair to be held at
albuquerque Oct 8 to 18th.
Tell all your friends to meet
you at this fair for a three days
jolifcation and don't forget the
dates, Sept. 81, % and 29.-Wil-
lard Record.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
HOLD RECORDS
BY MEMS
OF RIFLES

Sergeant ]. W. Collier Of the
mounted police, received!word to-
day that there had been trouble,
at Lincoln, the old county seatof
Lincoln county. Somestimesago.
the people of Lincoln county vo-
ted by an overwhelming majori-
ty to move the county seat to-,
Carrizozo, on the railroad. A
courthouse has been in course Of
construction, and one injunction
after another has kept the thing
tied up, until the people. hardly
know where they are at. Yes
terday number of citizens of
Carrizozo went to Lincoln with
the intention of removing the
county records to the new county
seat. They were met outside i the
town by a crowd of Lincoln citi-
zens, who are said to have been
armed with thirty -thirties. and
so insistent were they in their
demands that the Carrizozo
neighbors turn back empty
handed, that these willingly
complied. Just what the next
step will be is not known, but
there seems to be as much
change in the scenery as a, ka-
leidoscopic view. -.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
Ktn0 Crowned !"
.B6f0r6 Thousands

London, June 22-Anid great
er splendor than has ever been
seen in this city heretofore,
King George was today crowned
King Of Great. Britainl and Ire
land before an audience Of some
seven thousand notabies 0of The
world. TheocrownatwhRR WA
used in the cere,noniesqs of fs6kd
gold, set with numerous precious
stones, several thousand stones
finding place in c its adornment.
The crown which the Queen is
supposed to- wear, contains
among other precious gems, the
famous Kohinoor. which is sup
posed to bring Good Luck to Its
owner. -"
The oath, which was admin
stored is: "Will you solemnly
promise and swear to govern the
people of the United Kingdom
and the dominions thereof ac-
cording to the statutes and parlia-
ments agreed on and the respec-
tive laws and customs of the
same?" The King answered, Il
solemnly promise to do So"
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
H6nlnQ writes
Good RrtlGI6

The Albuquerque Evening
Herald issued a twenty EIGHT
page edition on Wednesday even
ing, profuselya illustrated, CIV
ing variety of facts about New
Mexico, the New State. An
article by Secretary Hening Of
the Bureau Of immigration on
New Mexico, the Land of OPP
portunity" will more than repay
the time spent in reading, even
for those of us, who have an
idea that we know something
about New Mexico. After read
ing this article, one is compelled
to join the Queen of Sheba in
her response, THE half has not
been told me- New Mexico re-
ceived more real publicity yes
terday, than for many a year
past. Secretary Hening's idea in
the conception of Publicity
Day" has verified his fitness for
the place he so ably fills.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
MCFi6 R6C6lV6S
JUSTLY Due Him

The appointment of Hon.
John R, McFie as associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of
New Mexico, is an honor wcrthi-
ly and justly bestowed. Because
he has been an active worker
for the cause of prohibition be-
sides filling his judicial position
has been the reason for a bitter
fight against him, but after hav-
g.threshed the chaff, the senate
committee found no truth
amongst it, and reported the
nomination for favorable action.
On Wednesday of this week, the
senate confirmed the appoint
ment, Judge McFie has served
on the New Mexico bench for a
longer term than any other mem
ber of the present judiciary, and
it is a fitting honor that he should
continue to serve until the peo-
pie of the new state shall select
their own judges,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
FARMERS SHIP
PRODUCE TO
SANTA Fl

A group of our Valley farmers
have proven themselves boosters
of the first water. Having heard
it said that there was no market
in Santa Fe for Estancia butter
and eggs, W. S. Kirk playing the
roll of a Missourian, went up to
be shown. AS a result he re-
turned wirh a standing order
shipment to be twice a week.
Heinterested several other far
mers with him, and is showing
the people of the Ancient City
that they can get the best hen
and cow fruit by demanding Es'
tancia products. The order has
been increased several times, and
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
Texas Gets Strip
Of New MeKICO.


Carlsbad, N. M.,sJ June 22---
After completing their field work.
the engineers who have had
charge of the remarking of the
boundary..line between Texas and
New Mexico, have. been here
checking up their work.r They
had discovered.tha the original
line shows a deviation or varia-
tion of fromTs so to rs feet at
some places in favor of Texas,
giving that state that much more
territory.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
Not dOlnQ
nluCh TdIklnn

Washington, June % While
members of the senate commit
tee on territories are doingi. little
talking in regard to the matter,
it is currently reported here that
the committee will on. Saturday
report the statehood bill to the
senate with recommendation for
change. The action of the SEN
ate in the matter cannot be fore
told at this time.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
EAGLE WILL S6REAM
ON 4th IN ESTAN6lA
Program ProvidestFull Day Of Pleasure with
no Tiresome Waiting between the Acts
Estancia wilTCelebrate in Royal Style

The committee on arrangements for the Fourth July Cee
bration meeting last night to complete final arrangements
and name sub committees The program was outlined suoec 10
changes The celebration promises to draw the largest crowd
assembled the valley good tme assured every
one and something doing all the time fun
good laugh hurt and here be plenty OF laughs
coming The program outlined is as follows:
1918 Song New Mexico
Reading of Declaration OF independence, Ear ocott
Vocal Trio
1910 Welcome Fred Ayers
Response.
Spanish Address
HOO Music, Miss Ortiz, Messrs Chavez ana Rousseau
lilo Address, " u Wlllams'
11o5 -viol;n Solo F. A. Chavez.
1135 Address, D.. T. hennedy
1150 "Amerca" By Everybody
1900 OldTimes Picnic Dinner,
Spread YOUR red table cloth under the old Coonwoods be
sociabe and get acquainted with your neghbors
RdngCub Automobiles Motor Cars Float Fraternal Or
ders, etc.
200 Automobile Race
LIST prize Tank Gasoline I'd Horn, Sd Goggles
23O Ball Game.
400 Pony Race
1st Prize $500 I'd $10O.
43O Mule Race
LIST prize $780, I'd, $3.50
44O Fat Mans Race, rs yards.
LIST prize Box good Cigars I'd Bottle Anti-Fat,
45O Ladies Race. 15 yards
LIST prize $3.50 I'd Box Bonbons
500 Human Wheebarrow Race
1st prize $2. 90. I'd $1.O
$40 Bicycle Race.
$3.50 Grand Ball.
Sub-Committees were named as follows
PARADE--Bilsing Mnerman Banum, Rousseau, Kennedy
AUTO RACES-Julian Tuttle, R. G. Howell Elgin Almon
Lasater.
RACES-Nea Jenson, Kennedy, Bush
GROUNDS Bush, Goodn Ed Robertson
DANCE-Hanlon, Pckens, Travis.
The ball team requested they be supervision of thu
orandsand and derived from the sale OF seats the
same on the Fourth which granted by the committee
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23
ure not later than July 10th.

In speaking of the situation.
Senator Penrose said that no one
could forecast the outcome at
this time. Some of the senators
believe the matter will be held
over until the next session of
Congress next December.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-06-23

The News want ads bring re-
suits,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31
COMING AND GOING

Nr g. Marsteu OF Alice Was q
visitor in thc cltt toHiyrda,
VIM Ieurmann of oiem is ln fh'
eos on aootrsi dave business irip
Nr ana ufs g. & rroadarH or
Chioago arc hcro Tor several ocobs
tlan
e. @ scou returned nst nehl
from bflef buslueas tfl1 in saH
Antonio
Mrs IS l ueancf of Ei raao h
spending fhr HOLIDAYS Rith Mar sister
Mrs a. A pew.rs ai tff Cafur0
Mise MaN namrtt oi sauia nho
haa nrcn n the cin for the pasf fo,
eral days returned homie yesterday
a. IS Harrcn one of fho be.f
tnoNn cotton planter, of San "a
trl,lo county eas in ihe cit yrsfpr
taS
paui NsAllisicr of thc Slate rin.
rcr inrco h n thc ciU vaiulg reia-
u,cs ar McAlllstef ls stationed 1i
iiarimgon
iRrcla n johnson IS arns
eae ln the ciS yesterday, rn rouic io
nro0Hssiilo iic VAS rcEisicrcd AZ
the Hldvcn
Miss Marsafct nluEham retHrned
Yesterday trom san Antonio whore
sho attended iae Wcddlng oi Miss
Rose sprnsan
oliver Curr, FORMERLY W ihia c'lt
bar nnN ug.ng lu Naro Is here .or
- several dafr tisil WITH hiss dansH
tef Miss ricisc Curr,
~ aud MIS- ~ ~ Newman lou
yesterday merninr Ger saa Antonio
az w~ess rhs Gri from ihc Golden
'west" The, uiil RETURN home Mon
dsy
n Chsndlrr advance agent iof A
pfincc az ilis Race Which So to 40.
pear soon. was hrrc YESTERDAY Nv
Chandler Is son of cN-Scnalor "a
r Chandler 81 New Hampshire
Nrs AZ Watson 90 Houston a.
rived here YESTERDAYS u,ornins Co hr Ar
The bedside 81 Ner nfhsr w a.
White. Nho s. seriously ii 81 ttr rs-
sidcucr Nf bis danehter Nr s a.
Hastings. on CbapafrAl street
Ar and Mira e. Va Garrison %
Farnham,ilie. lnva. spy0mrsnied ~
Mrs 81 2. Merflman oi this rlit Wis.,
lted Maisnieros MpX lew Week. ~.
turning FRIDAY aighl on che Rrapus-
vine train. dvushted eith their VISIT
% che bower Rio Oranas eoaHtry
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31
ELABORATE PROGRAM
tsregDrD reopir Iild IDtx rosd
fsfeweil.

A spisnaia alnnes nas hrld a. 49,
iioiei nrseD. Creeofy. YESTERDAY
evening in honor 81 the tasaitlar
year Am0ng ne speakers 90 fte
ofcaflon were Senator John IL VIA.
lacy and c1l los y Green pre4loas
20 me dinner "a elaborate maslcai
program Has rendered a. follows.
Invocation
Plano solo. Miss Fiorsats wu
llams.
Qlariefie Hetsss Doubt Nelson
FivKcfald and Afford
Plano solo. Miss Janet sftord
Violin solo. Charlie apanlef
Plano t0ls Miss Befnlre Porter
Qgaftefte Mesais Dpnhi Nelson
Fitzgerald and ARofd
Plano solo Mlas Fiorenfa Wu
lians
Violin solo. Charlie sIaaiCr
Vocal soto 81 M Doaf
Plano solo SIR ioa y grton
Piano dafff Misses nfrnicf Porter
and Janet Aisord
Tha Has followed by AZ elaborate
feuagf af ehlrh Col uresn acted al
foaHmasttf THO afifess W rriromf
eas delivered ty Chafies 30 Algofi
Jns men1 ialluNa
Ffuli salad
anlu
Cream 0f AapamFHa
Celery onion Sprouts nadishol
Fried 'FRONT.' aith tomato faHrr
Sliced Tomatoes Potatoes Ifiinnnf
Roast Satire turkey
Cranberry Sauce Oyster nfa s.Hf
Whipped p0isinea Garden Peas
YoHnF HnHaf pie
Baked Apple Ensl'ah nrosHnr
Combination Salad glniIfI Vans
llnme Made Nuule Use
rumrt la iitc
American Cheese Toasted rfaliew
NHi ire Cream fafsf rahr
Coffee Tfa MIh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

guest o. honor. those present ress
Misses Marie samsno fsan Ahtenlo
Marie Pease. Ciande Caldwell. mattel
smith Neliie cr&ig. stedman. Ken
ftckyl
The Friday Afternoon Bridge club
sas delifhtfuily en.
Nits FNaNh tsftalned THIS week
HOsIf~S. BY Mr. clarsncf
Frank ~ bsr reel
dence On second street Only the
tlno members ard their s1bstitats'
aefe present The cilb pflfo. r
max doxen shefhert reps eas Noh ~
Nss T. " Basfia The Euesi prize
49, aon by Hrs } Grain a A..
nsioas salad einfae. coffee and cake
uert served Those eho enjoyed
Nft FfaHs hospitality vere Mes
danes A O. Wright J q Minof T.
% nAssln. W ~ balm cod. fienry
aoidsn y Grain
Misses Jennie iiYmans Hattie and
Fanny We'll Grace Rafferty, lsebras-
bal Philippine Rantln Jeanette
Comet vita naraa Me ! % Miner
aill entertain ths riuh aeaf FRIDAY
tfielunon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-31

a frHmph of motion pIefsrn ar
Colleen n4un sat protnood n fh0
cFari io,afion described ln non.
tauita celebrated pilf an1 tht nf
,lnfs of tha romantic drama
4iudo coo beautiful skcs nl klaf
n,y. fhr Picturesque peai hogs 1tl
rafllfH rufilc ootfaEes the upIml
hriFa and rnssri mn1nialns Don't
lal to ece ihls picture Tonlght and
Monde mat.ne, at tnD iarie
IeBi On