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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24

PLUS AND
MINUS CLUB
Mrs. Waite Keeney was the
genial hostess of The Plus and
Minus Club. A goodly number
were present and al report a
delightful time, and Mrs. Ken
new a most enviable hostess.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24
ny THE DISTRICT COURT or
CURRY COUNTY NEW
MEXICO

Scott i. Hershey, Plaintiff.
vs.
tohn S. Adair and Caroline a.
Adair, Defendants. No 55l.
To John S. Adair. Caroline "a.
Adair, defendant, Greeting
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the District Court
for the county of Curry. THAT
being the court in which the pc
titioner herein is filed and said
cause is pending), in the Fifth
Judicial District of the State of
New Mexico, and answer the
complaint of Scott n. Hershey,
on or before the End dayof Dec.
"A. ID. 1912.
And you are hereby notified
that the general objects of said
action is suit on note and to fore
close a certain mortgage deed
given to secure said note for the
sum Of One Thousand (S1000. 00l
dollars, with interest thereon
from the oath, day of December
1910, at the rate of eight (8) per
cent per annum, interest payable
semi-annually, together with the
sum of Fifty $50 00l dollars at
torney' fee as provided in said
mortgage, and costs of suit;
said mortgage having been given
to secure payment of said note,
on the following described prop
erty, to-wit. Lot Number six Co.
in block Number sixty (60), in
the town now City Of Clovis,
New Mexico, as shown by the
original plat of said town now or
file in the Office of the County
Clerk of Curry county. New
Mexico. And you are further
notified that the name of the at
torney for the plaintiff is r. +.
\ Rowells, and that his business
address and post Office is Clovis,
New Mexico.
You are further notified that
unless you so appear in saiC
cause on or before the expiration
LOT the period af oresaid, that ths
plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the
complaint, and judgment will be
rendered against you in sale
, cause by delault as demanded If
said complaint for pc
itition filed herein, anC
the above described property anC
improvements thereon being anC
situated will be sold to satisfy
said judgment, interest, attor
ney's fees and costs of suit.
Witness my hand and seal al
Clerk Of said court, and the sea
} of said court at Clovis, Curry
county, New Mexico, this 3rc
day of October, A. d. 1912.
: [sEAL] A. i. AWAIT, Clerk,
Oct. 10 Oct. 81.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24

Don't forget that we are
selling everything i'll our
line at less than VIII olesale
cost, either for cash or cred,
it. Don'i miss this only one
time opportunity of yo ur
life. We have a dandy line
of stoves and ranges, also
heaters and lots of wall pa
per, linoIeum, iron beds, car
pets and mating, window
shades, library tables, and
too many other things to
mention. Remember that
we are open only on Grand
Ave. side, close to Main.
If. Clovis Furniture Co.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24
TOO CARELESS ABOUT
APPENDICITIS HERE

Many local people have constipa-
ton, sour stomach or gas on the stom-
ach, which may urn into appendicitis
at a minutes notice. They should
AZ once take simple buckthorn bark
and glycerino as mixed in Adler-i-ka,
the new German appendicitis remedy.
"a SINGLE DOSE helps almost iN-
sTANTlY and stops further danger
because ii seems 70 draw of an
the old Impurities from the system
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24
PRECILLA
CLUB.

The Precilla Club met Monday
with Mrs Bundav. The after
noon was pleasantly spent in the
regular work of the club. Sew
eral new members were added
to the already congenial crowd.
Among those to join were
Mesdames Coors, Morris, Neal
Miller and McBee. Dainty re-
freshments were serv ID.
THE w. c. T. II.
The Ladies of the w. c. I. u
gave q most elightful entertain
ment at the Methodist church
Tuesday evening. A splendid
program was prepared exhibit
ing our best talent in singing,
reading and playing as well as
generally entertaining h e
guests.
mrrH
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24
AT THE
bYCEUM.

That old reliable and best of
an play houses in Eastern New
Mexico is always on hand with
the best of music, first class up
to-date moving p%ictuees and is
not here to-day and gone to-mor-
row. Thursday October oath
the Stumbling Block will be
play ed In This building by Oscar
Graham Company. This Com
pany has been in Clovis before
and those who were not fortu-
nate enough to hear them before
will be given the opportunity to
hear this celebrated company at
Liceum.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24
Railroad Time Table

Railroad Time Table
No.
.1ls. Ar. from Chicago, Kan
sas city, Wichita, Amarillo
and points east 1880 a. m.
.113. Dep. fer Melrose, Fort
Sumner, Vaugn, Mountain
air, Belen, Albuquerque
and points west l1:l5 a. m.
ia. AR. from Pecos, Carts
bad. Roswell and Portales
1915 a. M.
ia. Dep. for Amarillo, Wich-
tia, Kansas citv, Chicago
and points east Has a. m.
III. Ar. from Chicago. Kan
sas city, Wichita. Amaril-
loand points east 1855 p. M.
III. Dep. for Portales. Ros-
well, Carlsbad and Pecos
1870 a. M.
49,. Ar. from Albuquerque,
Mountainair. 1T. Summer,
Melrose and points west
4:l5 a. m.
49,. Dep for Amarillo. Wich-
tia, Kansas city, Chicago
and points on Coleman
cutoff 4.20 a.. M
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24
CLUB

The Women's Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Lydia
Simpkinson at her pretty home,
823 North Main St. Roll call
was answered by quotations
from James Whitcomb Riley.
Story of RiIey's life, by Miss
Anna Curren.
Reading and Enchore, by Mrs.
Snmpkinson.
Reading, by Mrs. Griffin.
Quartette, by Mesdames Mill
rem, Lark, MilHren Griffin.
Instrumental music, by Mrs.
S. c. Nutter.
After the program Mrs. F. j.
Evans was voted in as a new
member.
A delicious luncheon consisting
Of chicken sal ad, biscuits, coffee.
raspberry jelly, Jam and pickles
were served. The club will meet
next time with Mrs. Hocken
hull. All members are urged
to be present on account of cleo
ton of officers.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-10-24
MRS. W. L. MANSFIELD.
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE

Mrs. w. L. Mansfield very
cleverly entertained a number Of
ladies' at her pretty home, sol N.
Georgia St. Thursday afternoon.
Bridge was played throughout
the afternoon. Mrs. H. d. Ter
yell won the prize for the great
est number of honors, a pair of
SILK hose. Mrs. Lydie Simpkin-
son received a silver spoon for
getting high score. A delicious
two course luncheon was served
consisting of chicken salad,
cheese balls, tongue sandwiches,
pickles. olives and coffee, cream
and angle food cake, and the
guests were Mesdames, Pixley.
Biddenhorn. Pritchard, Davis,
Van Altman, Clary, Simpkinson.
Singleton, Kimberlin, Hardy,
Coors, Morris, Terrell, Burns
and Trimble. The house was
beautifully decorated in cosmos.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
WILL STOCK OAHU
HUNTING GROUNDS
WITH PHEASANTS

Possessed of the idea Of stocking the
shooting preserves of the Islands with
ringneeked pheasants, group Of breed
er.enthusiasts of tho city have organ
lied themselves into the "Pauhala
Hui and set upon raising the birds
which are TO make part Of Oahu into
sportsman g paradise, The members
of the hui are W. G, Weldon, Walter
Maefarlane, Mark r Robinson md
others,
Already the hui has FIVE pens Of ring
necked pheasnnts and one Of the gold
On pheasnnts, and these birds are bnsy
supplying fifteen small, but motberly
hens with eggs TO hatch out into baby
pheasants Most Of the birds came from
the mainland, although some were ruls.
ed here, and tholr progeny will be loos.
ed at preserves at Sisal, Pauhala and
other places,
1t has been found that the ben.
pheAmnts while not at all backward
IN laying eggs IN captivity viii not
condescend to hatch them, and the work
in consequence deyolyes upon chickens,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
One Industrial and
Two Policemen
Wounded.
SANDIEGo AROUSED
Armed Citizens PstrOl
Streets 90 Quell
Riots.

SAN niEGO California, May a.
The long simmorug conflict between
the powers o. order and she Industrial
Workcrs Of the World broke out afresl
here lust night when thirty policemen
lagged O freight train and arrested
eighty meulhers 0f the ~ AZ organ
iEasion, who were attempting 70 steal
their way into Che city from which
they have been expelled
Hardly had the freight train stoppod
in response 70 the signal Of the onReeu
when q running fight between the no.
hoes and the police begau. one of tic
'lndustrial MorkersH wae bndly
wounded and two Of tl.e police 0Gcefs
had 70 be carried ~ the hospital.
After much trouble the oniceIs got
their prisoners 10 police headquarterr
when the tight started again. TIN time
reyolYers We're used and bullets deg
about the streets for o. time Tie
rowdy element Of the city took adyan.
tage Of the riot 70 start q rot of then
own. ~ "a result the mayor sent Out
the riot call aud bands ~ armed citi.
Eens are now patroiling the streets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
GOVERNOR URgEs
CHANGE IN BILL
WINS wkAniNu4uF rhproHHl
idEnfkcg Tnsg wouAp
nhmrnn HAWAII

lffpm Wednesday hdterilH
'Caafaslat eaiiismeni ~ naraN
neud hs qisai'f haflersl By mpw
JOS hlsuft Tests hefe
~ wired 0o,elnu Tfenf io Wnsl
ihgioo seHofaas in ansrm a. an
ufeeni eatls fof Information from
chiof Clsrk Utsm ui ihs department
of ihe Interior Hawaii Whs called oi
suddouly to give her ,ipws on tho new
immigration BON which viii bar all ilh
ierate Immigrants bot enc message
proved that hef government friends
had not forgotten her The etaiemout
thar The tesi would be dctrimcntal a.
Hawaii welfare went back 10 The
nutional capital iu emphatic form, and
Judging from lekors request must
have been sent az once % the con
gressioual committee that is now con
sidorinE the bin, Governor Frear fol
lowed the cable with q letter, setting
forth the Territory position IN greater
detail, but whether that viii arrive in
time Remains 10 be seen.
IN his eablegram yesterday Governor
Froar summed up the local situation
suecinctly as follows'
"Of Caucasian male immigrants
over fourteen years now arriving in
Hawaii, forty per cent Of Russians and
seventy per cent Of spanish and Port
uguese are illiterate, All Immigrant
children receive an English education
jan the public SCHOOLS under the proposed
exemption. These Russians can not
compete with mainland labor An inn
migiauts coming 10 Hawaii under terri
torial auspices are Caucasian families,
largely selected by government agents.
Caucasian settlement OF Hawaii would
be greatly hampered by imposing liter
acy test here
Mr. ueker's wire intimated that now
WAS the time that Hawaii should bestir
itself ~ Il wished 10 save its assisted
immigration from the blighting effects
of the literacy clause he said
House bin 22527 restricting the i'm
migration OF aliens into the United
States provides exclusion of aliens oyeI
sixteen years physically capable o.
reading who can not read English o.
the language OF dialect Of some other
country, including Hebrew OF Yiddish
House committee Is considering bin
and desires report as 10 expediency o.
eXempting Hawaii from operation oi
the literary test above quoted Suel
exemption will effect Caucasian settle
ment in Territory Wire report
I The last two words were as expires
/ siye as the entire balance Of the cablt
aud the fact that comparatively short
I time after the cable was received b5
/ the Governor the anaBer was On Ia
/ way Indicated that the local officials
/ took the hint.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10

ia dramatic one, and some new features
were added Co one Of the ntrangeat aea
stories that has yet struck Honolulu,
Able Seaman George d, little, repnted
millionaire and now attorney at law,
called 10 the hand his hunkmAte In
the 70 q ale of the ship, sidney H.
flnneie, son of an ex-governor of Mis-
fonrl lllp atnry repeated those OF
former witnesses as 10 the accident for
which sullivan claims damages,
fraucla testified under efoaH'eXAWlnar
tion hy Judge stnnley that he ID iweRf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
CAPTAIN B[RG[R
ASKS VACATION
waists 70 90 mokiH Arfnn ruh
~ YnAns Of aEnvlCn 70
HAWAII Eri

with ouJy three more reets to found
a1 iafi, yesr of eoHDlnuons seftife
aadef ite monarfbs provisional gov
uamenj, ratubnr territory and t.tv
aBi county. Capiain Heinrich Berger
leader of tbe Hneaiian hanl, request
ei ihe board Of mpsfyisors last night
to grant him siv months leave OF ab.
seuee that be may visit his old home
in the Fatherland Captain Berger was
present TO listen 10 The reading u his
request and to bear the decision Of the
boagd. The request was referred to the
ways and means committee for a report
TO be made at the next meeting.
The board was not indisposed TO
grant Captain Berger 3 request, but
wanted the committee TO take under
consideration proposition 20 grant
the leave of absence on full pay, al
though this was not publicly mentioned.
il has boen understood hy the bonrd
for the past two years that when Cap
tain Berger had rounded out o fun for
ty years service welding the baton be
fore the Hawaiian band which hc or
eanized IN 1872 under King Kamehame-
ha v, that he intended 20 lay the baton
aside. For this reason the ways and
means committee may bring In a re-
port which will contain many compli
mentary references 10 the long and mi.
most unhrokon service Of the German
lbandmaster, the employo with the long
I est service record in the Hawaiian Isl
ands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
DEAD;
LAST FIGURES ON
MISSISSIPPI FLOOD

SEW oRLEABs, May q, Although
tbe lgeal WeatbeT bpreau declares that
the danger marx has DaAaad and that
the hoods viii begin w fall, tbe total
toll ~ deaibs last might increased w
seventeen, ana the hitgat0B from Baton
Rouge south is critical Sill Scores "
refugees are being carried into tbis eity
and Baton Rouge by boats, and reports
from Baton Rouge deelafe that hun
dTeds aTe mGT00Ded on the roofs Of
houses and IN danger NJ Starving II tb6y
are not drowned, gbe Wifea have beeD
Kept busy keeping W touch with Tho
fall 0f tlie river IN tlG North,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
CLARK CONTROLS,

WAbLA WAbLA, Washington, May
s,wAu attempt ~ stampede tbe Demo.
efatie convention befe yesterday fOT
Rryan f0iled Dlterly and Champ Clark
emerged from the 6gbt Triumphant. 10
had 46b votes 10 wilson y l00 ana llaT,
mont ~, TbG Wilson forces won .
pariial victory, however, IN forcing The
adoption 0f resolutions fay0H0g tho mi
lialIYe, referendum, recall ~ Judges,
publicity 0f campaign contributions,
limited expenditures VI eal1idalea for
Olliee, and The direct gleeli0H NJ neD,
Hl0fs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10

iyihree Yeara old aud IL graduate of
Yale he started on the ship heNall
,'for fun, fle wanted the "eRr
perlence lie aao said thai he had
gOt sons experience, aud didn want
any more of the sans kind,
The sailor and witnesses being done
with, IL waa agreed that the court
might resume 10 eesalons IN regular
quarters, and the hearing of the eaAe
will he continued to-day IN the rooms
~ the United aiaies district eonft IN
The rr0gresa hloek
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
KEYSTONE STATE
DEMOCRATS JOIN
WILSON'S COLUMN

HAkhlsisa ~, feHusyyapia, Nay
s,-AfteT administering q sound dpI6.
blng ~ tie 0ld DeplOeratle maebiHe IN
Penpsyl lyaplQ, ne convention NJ ibat
party yesterday adopted resolutions sp,
dorsipg WoQdlow Wilson, ppd all bis
policies The delegaii0p tlai vii be-
seat ~ Baltimore Was Instructed ~
yots for Wilson while his meme appears
before Che convention, The state con-
yentiop also endorsed tbe igifiatigf and
gefsrepdpm, bpt ignored tle recall ~
judges
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10

The case Of Frank sullivan against
the ship Edward Hewall was heard
Tuesday on the deck of tho ves,
sol United States Judge nole once
more agreeing 10 hold his session OF
court there, for the better understand.
Ing of the vaTious nautical points
brought out by witnesses, The ease
Will be further heard today, IN the
federal court The deck ecauiona were
concluded yoRierday afternoon,
The soeaiou OF the court On the deck
Of the biz whdlammer yesterday was
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
REPORTS EXAGGERATED,

WASHINGTON, May s.-Dispatches
to The war department from the emp
tain Of the army transport Buford re.
ceived here yesterday announce that
the reports of the disturbances and dis
orders in and around Ma2atan have
been greatly exaggerated aud that tho
AmerIeans lhera nre perfeelIY safe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
KNOX
TALKS ON CANAL

SAN, FRANCISCO, May 8. seere.
tary Of State Knox spent yesterday as
the guest of the Panama Pacific
Worlds Fair committee, and last night
made an address listened TO by large
crowds, He declared that the Panama
Ganal Is the " lsthmian Golden
Gate" IN his address the secretary Of
state steerod clear Of politics
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
apRAlNnn ANKIll.

A npinlnad ankle may ~ y rule ha
cured W ilQm three 10 -four days by np.
plying NhamhpflAlna Palm lialm hnd
observing the directions with each
hnlile, For pAle hY llenbNn, Smith A
Ca, lidu agents fof Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10

ESCALON, Mexico, May s.-General
Orozco, lender OF the rebel troops here,
yesterday formally notified the world
at largo that he would not recognize
the right of Gomez 10 declare himself
provisional president, This was follow.
ed later in the day by Telegram ad
dressed TO General Gomez ordering him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10

The first laying Of eggs have already
been gathered and iu tho required TWEEN
tydye days the hui expects TO report
tho arrival twenty five chicks.
W. G. Weldon, who Is taking lead
ing part in the new venture, started
breeding fancy fowls aud stock fifty
live years ago, and his experience is not
in conflict with his enthusiasm oyer the
pheasant scheme
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
TEDDY GAINS,

BALTIMORE, MaIyend, May FOR
here geslefdny announced that lholr
candidate ias Won HiRiyHs 0f tlle delq.
gates 10 The stats convention lial hlh
lyhYe nfe needed 10 control TINT body,
hAmp Nlarll llus y nn1 Woodrow VII
son n of lhe deegnitH 10 Tho Dewpefas
tle state conventions
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
Lone Gray Horse lis
Excuse for Having
Lived.
AND THAT IS ALL
Engineering Company
Now Considering
Appeals.
lFron Wednesday 8 Adyertiser.l }

Wonder as to what loan fund com
missioners have been doing for almost
year, will be cased by the statement
that the commission has been support
ing one gray horse. That and fighting
lawsuits.
To date that body, has let contracts
for two or three of the FIVE school
buildings they must construct, and out
of the Sl0S,l75, that was to have been
spent on the belt road this ycnr, only
one contract has been let and that for
SOS 500 all in lump to the o, r. q L..
Owing to lawsuits and other little dif.
fcultes, however, nothing has been
paid ON the job and nothing has been
done
Any one who thinks, however, that
the commission has gone so far with
out spending money is mistaken. Up
TO Ave clock yesterday afternoon 10
had spent ~, 1889. The items that went
to make up this sum are too numer.
Gus to mention but are something like
this; Engineers, engineers engineers,
writing paper, lead pencils, engineers
carbon paper, blue print paper, more
more engineers, an auto, another auto,
some typewriting, lunch for the en-
pineers, a revolving stool, set of
harness, more engineers. There were
also items for typowriting transcripts
of evidence and for attorneys visiting
the belt road ana other legal expenses
No one can deny that engineers are
necessary TO the construction of belt
road. and that engineers have got the
major slice ont of $7l52,50 only shows
that the preparations have been made
very carefully, the three lawsuits be-
ing only precaution to arrive at n
right understanding with the public
that the latter may know Just where It
belongs.
The three engineers who have drawn
the warrants have been g, II. dere, H.
s. johnson and j. W. Caldwell, Each
warrant is for from between 5000 and
$4OO each and they occur about once
in every three or four items. The ka'
hulSu plantation, of which Chairman
Adams of the commission Is manager
appears but once in the record Of eN'
penses Then II drew down S2ls for
ledger and journal
The work of the commission nerens
snits begon 10 appear that the auditor
was nrosonted Win a demand for slg.
for tbe rent of nm auto. but the com
mission diJ not 90 much ON auto hire
as General rule, Expenses have beer
Font track of "a n Gne point. Noyem
her 90 there il an item reading q.
lunches ualeIwa Bell road engineers
s3J
Inst obopt there boweyer. the ont
or0y horse nnt in nm anpearanca. II,
,naio tbo mrditor,s nconaintanco som,
time in February or March ON n war
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
NM. nnnY.a Will vALIp.

CONCORD Nav llmpshre, Mny Z
The State supreme roufl hnH decided
ihhl The Mary liarhal Eddy viii be
1neAllng faln0n0nl 10 tho liaHlon Chris
tiAn Science Church ID valid,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
INnRnAan or pnNaInNa.

WARRINGTON, Mas Il The ArpnIu
has agreed 70 hp conference report on
penhlonHl showing nn average nofpaae
of taain0u,nl1 u yaaf for i've years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
OonBIderlng Both Appeala.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

lake LaXatiye Bromo Qmnine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money II IL fails 20 cure.
z w Groves signatwo u ~
ach box
t1hlslNr - u laR ft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
Results of Silence.

Tho Lord Young company is consid-
erng two possibly contradictory ap-
peals from the tangles that have result
cd from the laundering tactics of the
loan fund commission Of Oahu. In the
first place the company was awarded a
contract for a stretch Of road, and the
courts held that the award was void,
giving rs main reason for the decision
that the commission held its sessions in
secret, when it made the award
The company was suddenly put upon
two sides of the controversy, by the
more recent decision of the loan fund
commission, also in secret session, tax
ing away from IL the second contract
for belt road work. Now comes the
problem of which, IL either, ease the
company shall appeal,
In the Hauula road contract, the
company lost out, but the decision wns
n sort Of half victory, for the other side
did not win, The court held that the
award of the contract TO Wilson was
not legal, but did not hold that con
tract should have been given to Lord
s. Young.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10
WILL COMPLETE NAVAL
DRYDooE IN TWO YEARS

~ anticipate the Pearl bar
Dor naval drydoek viii be com,
pleted in the summer Of l9l4,R
said Rear Admiral CQwles, u,
s, a., eommapdant Of the local
station, yesterday, "The de
lays incident 10 The driving Of
piles IN the bottom Of the dock
basin, and the necessity for mhlu
ing experiments TO aseertain
the proper concrete mixture for
spreading over the bottom, VIII
naturally delay the completion
Of the dock, hlt ! believe " VIII
be finished the middle of l9i4,V
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10

to leave the country or take the con
sequences no answer has been re-
ceiyed from the Gomez camp
Dispatches from Mexico City an
uounee that a battle between the fed
erals and rebels is expected at amy mo
ment. II Is believed il will take place
TO the north of Toreon,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-05-10

belt road completed win be interested
IN knowing that more lawsuits have
been threatened, and that the land still
remains to be condemned, this bong
one of the little things overlooked when
the first invalid contract was let