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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
Lopez and Russell
Claim to be
Elected

Unconfrmed and incomplete
returns in Mora County show
Lopez to be elected by 80 major
ity and Russell by 5 majority Lo-
PEI carried nearly half of the
county precincts and with his big
majority in the Roy precinct his
election was conceded, early
Wednesday. Although Mr.. Rus
sci was less fortunate in the up
per precincts, still his large ma
jority ut Roy made him a strong
contender and his election seem
ed certain as the various pre-
cincts returns CAME in.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
A Good Time Com
ing for the Chill
dren

The ladies Of the Primrose
Progressive Circle are planning
for the Christmas Festival which
the school children and their
little baby sisters and brothers
look forward to with great
pleasure. Last Christmas the
ladies of the Circle with their
auxiliary filed 1926 Christmas
bags and made many little hearts
happy.
The school Board with the as.
sistance of the Circle promise the
little ones a very merry Christ
mas.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
Roy a Peaceful Town

Nothing was more in evidence
on election day than uttermost
quiet good behavior of all Of
Roy's citizens. Booze was en-
tirely cut out, not a single case of
misconduct being recorded on
that day, altho some three hum
dred people were Roy visitors
from all points surrounding.
When we have another election
let it be like the last one.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
Fence Cutters
Surprised

Two fresh guys were caught
cutting the wire fence of Gus.
Schneider last Sunday. If it
hadn't been for the roughness of
of the country we might of had
something else to ocomment about,
as Gus is a pretty good shot. We
are informed that the fence cut
ters came to Roy very recently
and are prosteges of a certain dis
trubing element of this commun-
ity.
This character it appears has
taken up the dirty work of her
predecessor, which was left un-
finished. Land cases are now
coming up that show truth of our
accusations in the past. Roy
tolerated the unscrupulous con
duct of those parties for almost
two years. and we do not think
that it is very liable to be ennact-
ed again.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
Notice

A meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the Roy District
Fair Association will be held on
Saturday, November 18th at 2 O.
clock p. m. in E. ]. H. Roy's Of
flee. The officers, directors and
all committees are invited to be
present as an accounting Of the
last fair will be given, and a date
set for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuring year
Every body Welcome.
w. Frank Walkowiak,
Chairman, Elk Com.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
Year 1911 Has
53 Sundays

This publication is in receipt of
a communication from j. G.
Reed Prest. of the Sunday School
Association of Eastern Mora
county, to the effect that this year
of ourLord 1911 has fifty three
Sundays, which it is said will not
occur again for one hundred and
nine wears. So no one now living
may expect to ever on the shores
of time see another 53rd Sunday
in any one year
Mr.. Reed requests us all as an
up-to date common wealth to cele-
brate the day with appropriate
speeches, songs and Thanksgiv-
ing without regard to creed, race
or collar.
The officers of the Sunday
School Association of Eastern
Mora County are hereby request
ed to meet at the Roy School
House on Saturday, Nov. 18th, to
arrange a special programme APP
propriate for the day, namely the
53rd, Sunday Of the Year 1911.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
Archuleta--Reed.
Former CharIevoix Girl Married in New
Mexico.

Almost in the shadows of the
grand old Rocky mountains, in
the Methodist church, of Solona,
New Mexico, Miss Eta Reed and
Carlos B. Archuleta were united
in the holy bonds Of wedlock by
Reverend Macharger, October
10, 1911.
Miss Eta Reed was a Charlie
voix girl from the time she was
one year old until twenty-three
years of age, was graduate of
the high school in this city, in the
class of 1902, has taught school
in Kansas and also inNew Mexico.
In March 1907, she took up a
homestead in east Mora county,
New Mexico, near Solano.
Mr.. Archuleta is pratical and
successful sheep ranchman. Miss
Reeds many friends wish her
years of unbounded success and
happiness. -Charleyoix (Mich)
Courier.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
Solano Notes

Col F. NJ. Hughes of Solano
was elected County Commission
er by about 200 majority.
Messrs. Donald Upton, Watts,
Clemns, Allen and Hickel, all of
Solano are plowing fire guards on
the main line of the E. P. 4 S. w.
south of Tpcumcari.
F. M. Hughes and D. M. Tai
bot were in Roy Wednesday even
ing.
Sixty-six votes were polled
here. Tuesday
Rev. Edwin Gaskill of the
Methodist church has leased
Mrs. Stones cottage here.
work on the church VII resume
this week.
The bell for the school house
has arrived and is fine one.
Mrs. Ross and Miss Ida Ross
are living in the cottage at the
lumber yard.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
The Embroidery Club

The Embroidery Club met at
the home of Mrs. w. H. Wilcox
Thursday afternoon. A very
pleasant meeting was held, after
which a adainty luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess, which was en-
joyed very much by all.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
To Our Telephone Patrons

Our telephone Office is open at
Z a. m. and all calls answered, and
closes at Z p. m. No local calls
answered after 7 p. m. except
long distupce or emergency, such
as doctor oils etc.
Roy Telephone Co.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11
School Notes

The second month of school
closed Friday
Clara Church was absent from
school Wednesday on account of
sickness.
The children enjoyed a holiday
last Tuesday. it being election
day.
A number of new pupils have
been enrolled during the past two
weeks which increases the en-
rollment to about 140.
Mrs. Frank Sheltren was a
pleasant caller on the school
Thursday morning.
The first month of school at
Pleasant View closed last Friday
with an excellent daily average.
The Shamrocks are leading the
CrescentS this week by a majori
ty of four points, but the Cres-
cents are working hard and ex-
pect to catch MP next week.
Much interest has been shown
in the contests and both sides
are confident Of victory
An evening writing school has
been established by Prof. John
son. The school will be held
from Z to 8 o'clock, three even
ings each week. Every one who
wishes may attend this school ad-
mission free.
Lloyd Church ranked one in tn e
high school department for last
month. Helen Alldredge in the
eighth grade, Hazel in the seven
tn and Leo Rychlewski in the
sixth carried off first honors.
Next Monday and Tuesday viii
be examination days in the ad.
vanced room for the second month
of school. Excellent work has
been done during this month anc
some good grades are expected
A ventilator has been placed il
the first intermediate room which
adds much to the comfort of th'
children of that room.
A nice cirder walk from tn,
school building to the street il
front of the school building woult
be highly appreciated by th'
scholars and teachers of the Ro,
school.
Gertrude and Raymond Pend
Teton were absent from schoo
several days this week.
DIR. Gibbs and master Meylel
we're pleasant callers on tn
school Monday morning.
Candelario Esquibel and Lucin
da Archuletta were enrolled il
the intermediate room this week
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11

Isidro Montoya of Gallegos is
shaking hands with his Demo
cratic friends.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1911-11-11

Wagon Mound is still counting
gotes.
The Dolores star., 1911-02-24

walls Of . room whore workingmen
can 30 and have meetings. and some
big rich men are going to pay him
ten thousand dollars for this one and
two more! I tell you he don't make
nothing but a-number-one. srtple X
art. he don't! All three Of EN- are
to be about the doing Of something.
and think II will be mighty uplift.
ing 10 men that has to work ~ hard
a. them men does to have . great
artist paint pictures Of the doing Of
II. He says this one 10 his best--has
got more climate than the oshers."
More climate," asked Miss Cynthia
In . small voice.
Yes. climate oil around II: like
that sunset light on the PROV Of the
boat and the mems backs and sich."
Didn't he call II atmosphere" ven.
tured Miss Cynthia deiicately.
That's ~ I knew II had some
thing 10 do With the weather. Any.
way am learning 10 know II when
zee II. like out the back door At
early sun.up when I tste In the Flar.
ity twins, II seems like all the men
In the Painters Union tries TO paint
with H. Once siong come Q man
named Singer and paisted u bs4tsr'n
any Of EN- cause it's horned IN soms
folks, like the making Of piea and
cake and sich. That'a . copy Of tho
picture the msn Conc Of Bis own
mother. over there BY the cot. Mr.,
Alan aiwsya takes II with him cause
he amt rot no picture Of his own
mother. vim had the mischanre 10
die when No was horned. He says
the picture means everyhodv's mother
anyway-snd ! think n Do"
"Oh. whistier's mother How
beautiful' wonder n he made the
copv himseifs"
"Yes. he done II over across tie
ocean--ln Jerusalem. think. And the
mans name II whistler instead 81
Singer. remember Il was some kind
of . mssieisnes. He taits and tells
me all about every Kind of ayt.shins
and sometimes am hinder SLOW II
catching On. but ] IKE n and feel
Hike ] vas a.hearin9 . p~rsoa cosus
ha~k from heaven and sAsilirs shoat
what's over there. And Mary Eil~a
Dobhs and Mis- Kinney ana the rest
feels the sesre shout u. him heinz
test ~ kind sbort tsl'iag and showins
the0 - 90 -. Mary 0llse ~
The Dolores star., 1911-02-24

long. called Miss Selma Lus from
halfway up the ladder Mind your
dress don't get snagged on that nail
there"
A little breathless. Miss Cynthia
pushed her head up through the open.
ing and cautiously swung herself 70
the floor above: then halted and stood
spellbound The harm loft had btcoyNe
another world! A large window that
stretc ed half across the end. opened
cut to the blue hills across the valley.
and the river wound through the pc.
ture like a silver thread. On the
walls we're rough sketches and some
pictures, hold and startling. and h
the middle Of the room stcOd an easel
on which was huge canvas A cot
with one Of Miss Selma Lue's old
patchwork quilts covering II stood IA
one corner. and 4 familiar gray cost
hung from a peg.
With horror Cynthia realised that
she was in the camp Of the enemy.
and her FIRST inclination was tor pre-
cipitous flight but Miss Selma Lus's
bright eyes held her. and for the
life Of her she could not voice her
dismay to that plainly overjoyed lady.
Nov. there" she exclaimed.
breathless from the climb and fro0
delight. I've got you here At last.
and can see how happy you are
from your face. Amt II . surprise
to have a art gallery Jest sprout up
at yoIr back door unbeknownst to
you or anybody elses II do beat all
how that boy can paint! Now come
here and get q good light on this
one here in the middle. You would
think that any light up here would b
a good one. with that big window -
knocked In the wall there-Mr. F1arity
helping him Of nights and Mr.. Dobbs
a-putting in the glass-but II aint.
and you've got to step around TO Git
Jest the right view of them"
Miss Cynthia stood before the can
vas, lost. unable to utter q word. He
had painted the sunset hour on the
wharf and the roustabouts unloading
bales Of hay from up the river in the
mellow light. II was . tremendous.
decorative thing Of which Miss Cynr
thia had never seen the equal.
TITS . order for . big building IN
Chicary. and. Miss Cynthie. what DO
you think! It's to be hung on The
The Dolores star., 1911-02-24

name the one we're going to give her
fer him. Il was Jest because you
hung on his leg and cried SO; ] heard
him say something about 'botherins
giris.' 80 shut up and let's take the
puppy down and see II Mr. Leeks
thinks n's time to cut his tall on
yet"
"oh-ho-ho. Miss seliny Lue, DON,
lot him cut on his tail. please! VIVA,
would the poor little dead tail do
without the puppy oh-oh-oh--"
"Now. Ethel Maud, don't cry, honey
Bonnie shant cut on the pnppy's tail
until the time comes. and then yon'li
have to stand II like we all stand a..
elections what hes 10 come. Don't
you want 10 carry Jim across the
street to bis mother' WIN you be
right careful with himr Ethel Maud.
instantly pacinsd. reached out and
ciutched the bundle offered her with
an inarticuiats. caressink murmur.
Miss Cynthia gssped with rsmon.
STRANGE.
Don't worry. child: Ethel Maud
nurses every baby on the Blu6 regu.
lar, and seen Mis- Peters let her tote
Jim down 10 Spout Spring only yester.
aay, We Blur folks has 10 trust ths
babies to the good Lord . heap Of
the time. though must say some Of
the mothers seem 10 leave EN- on
His hands more'n II fair"
The children trooped down the
The Dolores star., 1911-02-24

From around the barn appeared the
three deserters. Rennie and Luella In
the lead with Ethel Maud trailing
soeeing behind. 'raint nothing the
matter with her" announced Bonnie
with acorn. She's Jest bawling cause
Mr.. Alan couldn't take US up the river
with him. He says he ain't coming
home till night. Miss seliny Lue. and
don't want no dinner or nothing"
Il believe he's mad cause we didn't
name the puppy for him-boo-hoo-"
walled Ethel Maud. whose intuitions
were most truly feminine.
"He amt tall. Didn't you tell him
that Miss Cynthie was a-going to
The Dolores star., 1911-02-24

Oh deaf' how shs di1 love those pic
lures.
On hev way downstairs she ,oohed
cautiously IN her mothers door and
found her awake and n the act a
taxing her mornins nonrisAme,s
Everything Mns. Jacksoa Page did
was IN the vav Of . ceremony. and
she received Miss Cyrthis eractously
In . point-lace 6rsakfast-c
10 be C0ntinusd.l
The Dolores star., 1911-02-24
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER Miss Selma Lue. spinster
grocery-store keeper Of RIVER Bun ana
guardian angel OF the community. pre-
sides over an improHptu day nursery LOT
the babies Of the neixhbornood IN ths
rear Of the place. Her charges are Kept
In soap boxes and are known AZ the
Soap Box Babies" The fact that she
10 single makes her somewhat OF An o.
Ject OF sympathy to the mo,ners, although
possessed Of stronger maternal ihstinct
than many Of them. one OF her inu-
mate friends Ia Miss Cynthia Page.
daughter OF Widow Page, VINO lives In tue
white piilared house on the hill.
CHAPTER H.-Cynthia visits Miss Be-
lima and learns that she has taken anoth-
er Soap boxer in. Alan Kent. u young
artist who wishes to establish a stuoio
In her barn. Their first needing Ii none
too cordial when Blossom. Miss Lue's
adopted baby, and one Cynthia III very
fond Of, shows an evident preference Tor
Alan. When Cynthia leaves. Alan learns
more about her and hears that her moth
er. one Of the first families Of the place,
10 land poor and in danger Of losing the
old homestead.
CHAPTER III-Alan 10 struck with
Cynthia's beauty and sweet character but
she avoids him. Selma tells him now
she came to settle down or the b'uit
eight years before when she came from
Warren county and exchanged her mea-
ger savings for the store 30 the former
owner might take his consumptiVe wite
further west. She immediately turned
the store into haven for little ones
CHAPTER Iv.-Cynthia tells Miss Be-
lima of an offer from land company Tor
their homestead which greatly troubles
her mother but she fears the offer must
be accepted. The heavy mortgage leaves
no other alternative in sight. They visit
Alan's studio In the barn loft during his
absence where Cynthia admires the paint
ines and finds one Of herself from
sketch Alan had made unknown to her.
Alan's father 10 q wealthy business man.
and the sons love for art instead OF
business 10 highly displeasing to the elder
Kent.
The Dolores star., 1911-02-24

i Ethel Maud to watch the not for din.
Aer the other day while she como
over here 10 zee 4 picture he had
painted OF her back yard and clothes
line ! was a.teiling her about. and
the child let the bacon and cabbage
burn and then tasted EN-! When
her mother got back she ran screech.
Ing something orful with . burnt
tongue. Mr. Alan put some Of HE
own tooth-wssh on II to make her
hush; he's such hand with children
~ ! never saw often"
As Miss Selma Lue talked, Mise
Cynthia was looking from one picture
to another. rapt In delight. The
rough sketches Of men and draft
horses and great loaded carts and
straining mule teams we're awein.
spring, but were relieved by tender
bits Of landscape and quick sketc hes
Of the children In charming character.
istic poses. How strange II seemed
to hnd them hanging on the walls In
the old Bluff barn! And yet perhaps
no stranger than to nnd the painter
himself coming and going among the
Blur people in perfect sympathy and
friendship. For . moment her heart
was sbased before him in admiration
and could II have had . touch OF
longing when Miss Selma Lus pre-
cipitated the old snmity upon her
again.
And this here picture Of you. Miss
Cynthie, 10 Jest done to . turn. When
! hrst seen It took such nt over II
that he promised to do q real big like
ness Of you some day But whatever
made him paint the back Of you I
don't know, II was on the river road.
wasn't ~" And Miss Selma Lue
picked up . small sketch that stood
against . pile Of books on the table.
The recently melted blood In Miss
Cynthia's veins frose again stiR and
hard a. she gazed on the picture in
Miss Selma Lue's hand. II was . bit
Of the river road with the forked tree
In the distance. and retreating down
the vista was . back view Of herself.
skirts switching. ribbons flying. and
roses on her hat as stiff A. possible.
Every line In the figure breathed STIFF.
ness and snubbery. and II was the
clevsrest bit Of work she had ever
seen Oh. why had she passed him
stonily there In the lane. only to give
him such . chance! The wretch,
And under the picture was a line that