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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-26

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The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
PRIzESF0R CORN GROWING

The New Mexico college of ag-
riculture and mechanic arts has
recently established a depart
ment of eXtention, in charge of
Prof. Schultz, and a most i'm
portant feature of the work at
the start will be the corn grow
ing contests for the boys of the
territory. AS the bulletin states,
the boys in the older farming
regions have taught the men
that it is possible to raise more
corn on fewer acres. and to make
more money with less work and
risk. A contrast is drawn be-
tween the cornfield where every
hill has two stalks, and the field
where 25 percent of the hills
are barren, the labor being near
ly the same. 'One good ear to
a hill" would place the average
yield at 46 bushels per acre, as
compared with 80 bushels now
in Dona Ana county.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
fort SUMNER BASE
BALL items

One series of games matched
with Melrose and a promise of Il
series of games with Taiban
speaks well for our prospects
for this season. Let us win
these two and it gives us an
opening chance at Clovis, Texico,
Portales. Vaughn, Santa Rosa,
Belen and Las Vegas. Now get
out and practice. The games on
Saturday and Sunday will be
played on our home grounds.
Let us all boost for a new Ball
Park and grand stand.
NIBS.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
MASS MEETING

A mass meeting of Lot Owners
was held at the Royal Hotel,
Thursday evening. The only
business transacted was the ap-
pointment of a committee of
three to employ counsel to bring
an injunction suit against the
Probate Judge to prevent him
from charging attorneys fees
and one dollar for each lot for
making deeds.
The people'as a whole also ap-
pointed next Tuesday for a
clean up day. This means for
all to get out and clean the town
thoroughly.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

President Isaac Barth OF the
New Mexico Fair Association
has appointed R. C. Nisbet of
Ft. Sumner as Vice President of
Territorial Fair, for Guadalupe
County. Mr.. Nisbet will also
represent Ft. Sumner at the fair
will be right there with the
goods" to show New Mexico
what Ft. Sumner is doing. The
fair will be open from the 9th to
the 14th of October.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
Weather Report

Mrs. C. e. Curry of Texico,
N. NJ, is visiting with her
cousin, Mrs. Jennie Hoodenpyle
this week.
Max Northouse now manager
of the Ilfield wholesale house at
Albuquerque was here Sunday
and Monday attending to busi-
ness.
If you want a buggy, spring
wagon, or surrey, don't forget
to call on the Ft. Sumner Jewel
ers. They are dealing with a
wholesale house and will order
anything not in stock at a very
small profit.
Ed Miller and J. j. McCutch-
con have bought the Arc Light
Bar.
H. S. Foreman special agent
of the United States land de-
partmenr came in from his eX-
tended trip through the prairies
southeast of here he has been
inspecting homesteads and so
far he has cancelled about 200
claims. Mr.. C. S. Toler who
lives near Elida accompanied
Mr., Foreman on the trip.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
Notice for Publication

Non-coal land. 0677o
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. M,
May "a, l9ll.
Notice is hereby given that Eugenia
Sandoval, of Fort Sumner, New Mex
leo, who, on July 9th, 1909, made
Homestead Entry, Serial No. 06776.
for S 1-2 NE IA and N LIZ Sc Ia.
section 81, Township North, Range
IS East, N. NJ. P. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Communication Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before
the Register and Receiver of the
United States Land Office, in the u S.
Land Office. at Fort Sumner, N. M,
on the 18th day of July 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Juan &. Casaus, Jesus B. Casaus.
Nicholas Madrid, Luis Gardune, all of
Fort Sumner, New Mexico.
ARTHUR E. CURREN, Register.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
The CANTATA

The Cantata given by the
Catholic Ladies last Friday night
was one of the most successful
affairs proftably as we'll as So
cially, that has ever been given
in Fort Sumner.
The good spirit and harmony
which exists among the differ
ent denominations was shown by
the large attendance at the
Martha Taylor Memorial Church
which was filled to its utmost in
spite of the cold wind which
came up early in the evening.
Fort Sumner can now boast and
sure be proud of numbering
among its products "a garden
of singing flowers" all gorgeous
and rare in their beauty; their
equal can not be found in the
Pecos Valley, not barring the
fact that they were tended by a
most faithful and attentive
young gardner in the person of
Mr.. T. Hack. AS for Italian
moonlights none can compare
with that which from it's lofty
place so gently cast its soft and
silvery rays upon these horticul-
tural prizes thereby lending a
superb glow of dignity TO all,
this only being interrupted at
times by the bowling of a naughty
but very wise young owl. Too
much can not be said in praise
of our local talent and we are
glad to number among us Mr..
Parks of Chicago who so ably
assisted in the evenings enter
tainment, by rendering two vo-
cal selections in a most pleasing
manner. Mr.. McHenry as al
ways, pleased his hearers with a
few mandolin selections. Those
who took part in the Cantata
were as follows: Mr.. H. R.
Parsons, Mrs. j. K. Wisner, the
Misses Grace and Stella Hamil-
ton, Mabel and Lora Carr, Mar
jorie Edwards, Justina Beau
bien, Messrs. Hack and Merrill,
being assisted by Mrs. w. H.
Parker and Miss Lea Scholler, at
the piano, all under the direc-
ton of Mrs. F. A. Manzanares.
Ice cream and cake were served
during the evening by the ladies
and all departed feeling better
for having helped a good cause
and with naught but words of
praise for the evenings enter
tainment.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
CARD OF THANKS

The Catholic ladies' wish
through the columns of this
paper to thank all those who so
ably assisted in making their en-
tertainment a success and es-
pecially extend their thanks to
the Rev. Mr.. Carver, the Board
of Trustees and the Ladies Aid,
for having so willingly allowed
them the use of the church, in
which to hold their entertain
mapt,
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

School Superintendent Geo.
Burch has refused to approve of
the contract for the erection of
the Fort Sumner school house on
account of its location being in
such an undesirable place. He
believes that the disreputable
houses within plain view will
have a demoraIizing effect on
the school. 1t is for this reason
that he disapproves Of the loca-
ton. Santa Rosa Sun.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
LOCAL MENTION

Earickson & Co. for SEEDS.
Ray Leonard will leave Mon
day for Kansas.
Mrs. Jennie Step of Santa
Rosa was in town this week.
We handle everything IN Real
Estate and rentals.
Great Western Realty Co.
George Longmore was a visit
or to town the first of the week.
Don't forget that Mrs. H. A.
Coker carries a complete line OF
summer hats. Call and see them.
W. T. Whitlatch of Taiban
was here the early part of the
week.
Frank Manzanares made a
quick trip to Alamogordo on
court business this week.
Having bought the Crutchfeld
stock of shoes, we are pricing
same at very low prices (regard-
less of cost in order to make
room for new stock. Baker &
Pitre.
Judge Lovelace was a witness
before the u. S. court a. Alamo
gordo this week.
Great Western Realty Co.,
wants your business. Phone At.
w. w. Hudgins who had been
away for several months, re-
turned last week and will remain
here during the summer.
Be sure and attend the base
ball games, Melrose versus TT.
Sumner, Saturday and Sunday,
May 9th and 2Sth.
E. A Moberly Of Windsor, H.,
who has been here for the last
three weeks left Monday for his
home.
John Taylor of Kansas City,
who visited Ft. Sumner for sew
eral weeks, left for his home
Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Wells and child re-
turned from Silver City where
they had been for several
months.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

J. w. Bissell who has a claim
on the west side of the river,
has just recovered from an at
tack of pneumonia in Kansas
City. Joe had a severe case of
the same disease here about 2
years ago and this second bout
used him pretty rough.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
GREEN.WILBURN NUPTIALS

Miss Minnie Wilburn and Rich
ard Green were united in we'd
lock by the Rev. ]. R Carver at
his residence at 2::30 p. m.
Thursday. Only a few friends
of the family were present to
witness the ceremony,
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

j. A. Northington and wife
were in town from their claim
last week and Mr.. Northington
says home was never like this. "
plenty of moisture evidently
makes him feel good; there are
perhaps others that feel the
same.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
RULES FOR SUBMITTING
PROOF ON TOWN
site LOTS

~ AO ~
In order to protect myself in
the performance of the trust i'm
posed upon me in connection
with the distribution of title tC
lots upon the Depot Addition tC
Sunnyside, in the County of
Guadalupe, New Mexico, so that
the deeds thereto which shall be
executed by me in the perform
ance of such trust shall convey
title to the same only to the per-
son or persons who shall have
possession, or snail be entitled to
the possession or occupancy of
any such lots upon said townsite,
| have adopted the following
rules which must be complied
with in each case before deeds
shall issue to the claimants.
Each claimant shall file, with
in fifteen days after he files the
statement required by Section
1881 of the Compiled Laws of
New Mexico, Of 1897, in addition
to such statement, an affidavit
which shall be sworn to by the
claimant in person, or by his or
her duly authorized agent or at
torney, before an officer author
lied by the laws of the Territory
of New Mexico to administer
oaths. which affidavit shall set
forth in plain and concise Ian
guage a description of the i'm
provements placed upon said lot
or lots, by the claimant or the
person or persons whose success
or he claims to be, together
with the estimated value of said
improvements. Where the said
improvements were placed there
on by a person other than the
claimant, the affidavit shall also
set forth how such possession
came to be vested in the claim
ant, in brief manner showing
the chain of title thereto. In
cases where the claimant is not
in possession of the lot or lots
claimed, the affidavit should
state the facts under which such
person claims to be entitled to
the possession or occupancy of
said tracts.
The said affidavit must be cor
roborated an oath by at least one
witness, who shall not in any
way interested in the acquisition
of title to the lots to which claim
is made. If the proof is satisfac-
tory, and there are no adverse
claims filed against the lot or
lots, title for which is applied
for, the claimant will be notified
that he is allowed ten days from
receipt of notice in which to
make payment of the charges
against said lot or lots so claim
ed, which payment must be made
either in currency, by post-office
money order or by cashiers
check from a reputable bank.
Upon receipt of payment of the
amount of the charges upon any
lot or lots, in response to such
notice, Il deed or deeds will be
delivered to the claimant.
Dated May 10, 1911.
LUCAS ROAO,
Probate Judge and Ex-OfficiC
n L. Ill.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

Our neighbor A. CIauson was
robbed of about $50 Wednesday
morning, the supposed jokers.
Mr.. Clauson says will get thirty
dollars worth of advertising.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

Dear friends and loved ones, we share
your grief, we mourn our mutual less,
but let's heed the call of his spirit, and
emulate his blameless life by taking
up the "cross" and following in the
steps Of the meek and lowly."
J. E. PAaDBE
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

Miss Rebecca Henriquez enter
tained the card club at the
ranch, last Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Mabel and Lora
Carr, previous to their departure
for their home.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
Notice.

l am prepared to take your
statement and affidavit on gov
ernment lots. Price reasonable.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
w. H. Parker,
Notary Public.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

We have more property for
sale than any other Company in
Eastern New Mexico.
Great Western Realty Co.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
For Sale All The Review Office

0. X. Paper Fasteners per box 25c
Round Head . - " 25c
M & M Carbon Paper Is sheets
for 55c. Manuscript Covers 25
sheets for 25c. Rex Pound writ
ing paper l lb for 35c.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

A. A. Henry father of c. &.
Henry and E. E. Henry of this
town came back last week and
will remain here during the sum
mer.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

J. Ellis Walker. wife and SON
of Rolla, Mo-, visited relatives in
town Tuesday. Mr.. Walker is a
brother of Mrs. J. l.. Lovelace.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

E. H. Salazar was appointed
school director by school Super
intendant George Burch of Santa
Rosa. Mr.. Burch made a good
selection in the appointment
and we are sure of the fact that
a better man could not have been
selected to fill the vacancy left
by Mr.. Sandoval's resignation.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

]. r. Parks and son R. R.
Parks Of Denver arrived here
Monday, the two gentlemen
drove a motor car which G. W..
McCanne bought at that City.
Mr.. McCanne will have JOY rides
along the ditch instead Of misery
rides. The car is a 80 horse
power overland.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

Frank Page and his son were
in Ft. Sumner the early part
of the week. Mr.. Page paid us
a visit at the office and present
ed US with a beautiful bouquet
Of flowers pickedsein the sur
roundings of Buchanan. The
flowers were of different varie-
ties and show how the fields of
New Mexico are looking all over
the territory.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
RAISE CANE

This is the year to raise Cane. We
have the seed-Amber, Orange and
Sumac. Sweet Potato, Cabbage and
Tomato plants now ready.
ROSWELL SEED Co,
Roswell. N. M.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27
LITTLE WANT ADS.

Alfalfa hay for sale at Lucern
Farm. $40 and $12 per ton.
For Sale e-One team of work
horses, weigh about 1900, II
years old, will sell cheap.
F. A. Manzanares.
The Fort Sumner review., 1911-05-27

Miss Lillian Williams of
Vaughn, daughter of j. P. Will
liams, was married to Mr.. Albert
Maverick Jr., on Wednesday,
the seventeenth Of this month.
Appli cations should be filed fo
your lots on the Government
Townsite within sixty days from
the 18th day Of May, 1911. File
your papers with H. r. Parsons,
]. E. Pardue and NJ. r. Baker,
who will secure your deeds and
charge 25c per lot for making
your application.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

any money left to carouse outside tine posts This worked to the advantage of th" mess funds" of the various outfits" instead "f cn2ourag.ng a horde of ''b"ot- -l"gg-rs' and parasites which may Doe observed around every army post
 Today the @"tskirts of nearly every army post proves the mistake and th" folly of aboiishng the canteen Now every army post. nearly, has it's "can- dumps" At Jefferson barracks. about eight miles from St Louis. Mo. there is one that IS q disgrace to the state and to the nation. II is located just outside the military reservation. \" police officers are there tJ sec that th' laws are obeyed. Tn and around ir scores of the most debased women live fro none months end tu the other and beech upon the soldiers. Jefferson bar backs is d recruiting rendezvous vher" ''rnol,ies" are given the first rudiments of military training and this is a fine environment in which to begin their army careers. At the army posts
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

tp dope ficnds" has become a profita- bl- business for peddlers Of course. this is against army regulations. but like many other rules with reference To the health and welI-beiug uf the soldiers. it is violated. Many soldiers have given up whisky. beer etc. for the stronger poiSonS- It iS needless Co" Say that thos, who reach this cpu- ditiou cannot remain v.ry bong in fine army. They either dessert OF are gwen a term iU the -llardhuu~,. after which they arr, disn0uorthIy discharged from the army. In the last report of the judge advocate general there is no mention of the nIuuer of diShuuora- uI. discharges. uUtsid, the dDS, rJiunS
 IT this were known the facts would b- mpr, st"r,linE even than th, mum l,-T of assertions. because. since the heavy penalties have been placed on d-s,rtiou. many of thcsv who want to g.t out of the army before their :hr-e wears ar, uu lryak k tha rules in order to get i've or more summary courts-martial ana then they are tried
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

mill" where tho spirit is again crushed and th" climb t" honor and respect made Hor" difficul; than eyer. Caught and sentenced for drs,rtiou. they are n" longer citizens of th. United States truly men without a country Th-sc dcs, rters. then. make fine ma t.rial for criminals
 The Use of dope and the spread of contagious diseases =,- due. in q Very Iarg.- degree tu th. uS, of poisonous int"NicantS whicL tn" soldiers get in these "can-dumps" and dives. When the system is undermined with such priSuuS the individual becomes the prey of ali sorts ot vices. At Prs,idi". California. last year. it was stated by an army surgeon in charge that 2t Der cent of the men at that post were aG- d.ct.d Co th, Us, of cocaine. morphine, opium. etc. There are other posts in which a similar state of affairs eNiSas r is. indeed. no wonder that insanity k increasing among the men uf the regular army.
 In several posts the sale of drugs
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

where there arc no "can-dumps.' sa- looms and "sp.ak-eaSi,s" answer the same purposes Or. what is WurS .
 'bo"t-lrSgIng' is carried on |" a frightfui degree
 There is u" doubt that th, abolition of the canrceu is directly and indirect ly responsible fo- u ,Irgc p.r,-ntaec of the increase in assertions in the past few .cJrs In th- recent report of Adiutant General F. C. Ains,.urtu we learn that nearly 5.noo soldiers deserted Tn th' last fiscal year Thinl. of il, Filling themselves with poison ous intoXicautS. which take away their physical. mental and moral stamina. they become discouraged Tn" routine drills and vigorous exercises become burdensomc to them They take French leave" to escape. many never to return unless compelled to under guard of civil officer. who is anxious to get the S50 reward offered for tn" desertcr's apprehension Those who return after few days absence with out permission are slammed in the
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
TIE ARMY ChNTEEH, IS
 II RIGHT OR WRONG?
By LOUIS DUCHEZ.
ENCavaIryman, U. s. Army.

Did congress make mistake in taking the canteen away from the su.di,r>2 Does this account in part at least, for the remarkable increase u assertions during the past five syears2 Is the caHtcen detriment or a benefit to an army post
 These questions have been asked ny times since the enlisted man lost his cauteen But they are now being asked oftener than ever The -r,It increase in assertions and in drunkenness and tine spread of dan gerous contagious diseases throughout th" army not only have alarmed army officials. but citizens as well. Also the extensive use of dope" in the form of morphine. cocaine. opium. 'tc.. with the resulting increase Of in- sanity in nearly every army post, has aroused the heads of the nation to thc fact that there is something rad ically wrong in connection with the regular army of the United States
 What are the facts? What is the canteon. anyway? What part did it Ulay n the social life of the regular? Finally. should it be restored?
 Few people outside the army seem ed Co know exactly what the canteen Was. Many thought it meant that the government had d large storehOuSe for an sorts of intoXicants. where the soldier could go with his canteen. get it filled. then drink booze" To his eternal satisfaction Few citizens thought it meant anything else but a grand place for soldiers to caroUSe and disgrace themselves. As a mat fer Of fact the canteen was the social club 0f the soldiers. It was conducted solely foH enlisted men along the same lines that the officers club is conducted today. only beer and soft drinks Were handled: the stronger al- cuhplic beverages. such as whiskev. were prohibited in the canteen.
 The canJeen was the general gath oring place of the post. Cards. check