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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-27
PUBLICATION NOTICE
ln the District Court Of Curry
County New Mexico.
Clovis Building and Loan
Association,
Plaintiff,

Association,
Plaintiff.
vs.. no. 476
a.. J. Rhodes. as admin
istratorof the estate of
Louis Wire. deceased.
David Wire, BERTHE Wire.
Lewis Wire. Chriss Wire,
and Henry Wire. as the
only heirs at law Of Lou
is Wire. deceased, "A. T..
Dillon and j. w. Bruner,
Defendants.
To the Defendants, David. Wire.
BERTHE Wire, Lewis Wire. Chriss
Wire and Henry Wire:
You win hereby take notice
that a suit has been filed in the
District Court of Curry county.
New Mexico. in which Clovis
Building and Loan Association is
Plaintiff, and you the said David.
Wire, BERTHE Wire, Lewis Wire,
Chriss Wire and Henry Wire as.
heirs at law of Louis Wire, de-
ceased, together with A.. j..
Rhodes, az. the administrator Of
the estate of the said Louis Wire
deceased and A. J. Dillon and
j. w. Bruner are the defendants
and tibet said cause is numbered
476 on the docket of said court.
You viii further take notice
that the general objects of said
action are as follows. To recov-
err judgment against the said
administrators of the estate of
the said Louis Wire, deceased,
for the sum of S1163. rs. interest
costs and attorney fees, as
evidenced by contracts due from
said Louis Wire, deceased, and
to foreclose mortgage given by
the said Louis Wire to plaintiff
to secure said Indebtedness upon
lot 9. Block Al in the original
townsite of Clovis, Curry county
New Mexico, and to f~oreclose
any interest that the said De-
PENDANTS, Dillon and Bruner
might have in said real estate.
You are further notified that
unless you appear and answer in
said cause on or before the 10th
day Of August 1912, judgment
by default will be rendered
against you and plaintiff will ap-
ply to The court for the relief
prayed for in its complaint filed
in said action.
You VIII IurEner take nOClce
that Harry L. Patton, whose
postofice and business address
is Clovis, New Mexico, is attor-
ney for plaintiff.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
j have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal Of said
court, this the 26 day Of June,
1912.
A. L. Await. clerk
of the District Court Of Curry
county, New Mexico.
W. c. Zerwer, Deputy.
(SeaD
pITpT THATTON NnnTNn
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-27
IA u Nv ditl NICI \
of the District Court Of Curry
county, New Mexico.
W. c. Zerwer, Deputy.
(SeaD
PUBLICATIONS NOTICE
In the District Court of Curry
County, New Mexico.
John Munich,
Plaintiff,
VS..

Eldlhtlll,
VS.. no. 525
Joseph +. Nc. Kenney,
Rosa Me. Kenney, Dill
leno p. Gaby, Sadie m.
Gaby, Myra w. Ewin,
and j.. w. Frame.
Defendants.
To the defendants Joseph T..
Me. Kinney, Rosa Me Kinney
and j, w. Frame:
You viii hereby take notice
that a suit has been flied in the
District Court of Curry county,
New Mexico. in which John
Munich IS plaintiff. and YOU, the
said Joseph r. Me. Kinney. Rosa
Me. Kinney and j. W. Frame,
together with
.Dilleno p. Gaby. Sadie M. Gaby
and Myra w. Ewin are the de-
PENDANTS, and Chat said suit is
numbered sos on the docket Of
said court.
You win further take notice
that the general objects of said
suit are as follows; 10 recover
Judgment against you the said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
CHILD |TCHED So
SHE HAD NO REST
Breaking Out lrritated by Constant
Rubbing and Scratching. Back
and Hip Mass Of Sores. Com
pletely Cured by Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. No Return Since.

1892 Hun Egi0n Ave Baltimore. Nd. -
Ms young.st child when about six years
oil had hr' aking out ON a la-ge place upon
her hip that was iniiafnsi ami covered With
pimples VII ch continued To- spread. II i;oh.d
- she had NJ rest and kept II Initiated By
constant rubbing and scratching. Then %
carn" on hei back. and sores came IN fact
h"r back and hip were a mas % Sor-s They
often caused her 90 awake AMI scratch and
cry during the n git
"Iseh night before retiring would ano.ni
her With some healing solvent Or ointment
and the various powders supposed 10 relieve
irritation. bat nothing tina: I could apply
gave an relief. Her suffering continued for
about y'ar Finally I ~sw the advertise
mont az 'uiic'i-a soap and Tgiirura ONT
Insut aad kno~iag ia" r'.uii, I obtained
years before for hloiches and cr,.ptions on
ray slin. determined 10 try them for my
child used them. i.rst app!yia., IN. Cuii-
rura soap and hot water. then the Cuiicura
Ointment. Wh.ch soon gave evidence 81
relief After I had used thorn \ month the
eruption. itching. etc. disappeared alto
g-ihrf and my child vas completely cured
by tuticUra soap and ointment. Nv child
has had no trouble since" ,Signc,ij Mr.
Maggie ". Eckafd. sept. IL. 1911
tiiicufa Soap II besi for skin and hair
because ~ iis extreme purity. delicate vet
Elective moderation and refreshing fragrance
II costs but LITTLE more than ordinary snaDs
Wesr- 10 Naier and gives comfort and suits
faction every uom-nt Of itS uSe. for toilet,
bath ard nursery. Cuficura soap and ONT :
Tn-rt a-e sod Nv druggists ard dealers
throughout 'he world sample Of each msiied
fire.. D'iE A3-p. book. Address. "Cuticiira"
Dep r. bos;on Tender-fsc-d men should
shave with Cui'cufa soap Shaving stick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02

comparing the new rates with the old
rates. WAS Sls.3oS a year.
Rate Reduction Increase Profits.
In July. 1911. fifteen months later,
after such an increase in profits fol-
lowing the reduction of rates, the
company accepted without protest an
other reduction TO twelve cents; this
made a reduction from sixteen to
twelve cents per kilowat hour. or a
reduction of twenty-five per cent in
rates 10 consumers.
Thus the state Commission is de-
mOEstra;ing the yalUc of its super
vision and control. not only 10 me
public. but 20 the business of the cor
pOTation. as we'll. Wisconsin is
teaching the lesson that both the peO-
pie and tho investors IN public utili-
ties may bc benefited by our System
OF regulation. This Is so. simply
because the regulation IL thorough
and scientific. Water"d stock and
balloon bonds get no consideration.
And. as the commission knows the
costs. II knows exactly the low, 81
poin' below which rate can be re-
duc.d u even raises rates when
they ar. below the cost line. inclsd-
Ing reasonable profit
SENATOR LIFoiiet'c also discussed
in detail. ,rrious other phases %
state government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
GOOD ATTENDANCE
AT ROAD MEETING
LEAGUE ORGANIZED eY SAn,D
HILL DISTRICT FARMERS.
Starts on W'th Coed Charter Mem.
hcrship--Corstitutic and Ey
Laws 20 be Prccaret

Marked with good attendance" and
con siderable enthusiasm. mass
meeting OF the residents 81 tho ri
raj district was held Yesterday after
noon in the Britt school hcu>. up
4 Wheeling creek. above Elm
Grove. and "a Good Roads League. WIS
or-anized. ana plan, outlined Tor the
hcitermenr oi several hi-hwaNs
The lcagu" starts out with several
charter members. and mcmb.rsn u
campaign VIII H. iudcgura;cd NJ once.
Tn" election held Yesterday resulted
- follows. President. Silas Il. lavi-:
Ni'' President Henry BrIuhaus
secretary George g. Fol
mar. Board Of tru tees. x " Luke.
John Gardiner. II c. Campbell. and
Fr'd uHeus. These officers consti.
'lt" % co'umiite" which VIII prepare
D.. laws and resolutions.
A. IA" meeting yesterday afternoon
several addrrs-'- Wrr" mad and
much enthusiasm vas Uauiic-t.-I
Marry 40 Ga" farmers OF sand tlUl
district are Interested 10 the move
i,"tj as are number of auto own.
"r~ and residents cf the city I'll"
lca-uc ta'orS thr mscddIm'Iir- q.
Ell" r- Wh.",.us ,r-"k road .uI a.
tcr-i,e Improvement. to other
thpro.sliar"s ~ 'h" %. .'r.ct. ,uoth.r
u,,fu- N.i h- h"t. coon 40 she
:-tud ii.u school le.er. -f Nltrh 'u,
ORGANIZATION W.I I- competed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
Quite Pike Briefs.

Mrs. William Flowers and son. I'd
gar. of Ii7rri>Vill" 2 ar" spending
% ;cV day On IN" GroN" a., the guests
az friends ana relatives
Nr and Mrs. clyde Adams and N-
ard Ms. II Reuter- ~ Wheeling
spent New Years .s tho guest of Mr
ana Mr. Rufus Ross ~ Wnodsda'e
The n"N residence has boon com
pici"d on ELLINGTON Lane FOR Frank
Car"nhaur"r and j. nov ready FOR oc-
cupancy.
Af'cr visiting Re- atIyo- in Cannons-
burg. Pa for several weeks. " 7
N'"iev has returned 20 hi home in
Elm Grove
Miss Mary Yorjzoii. t-arhor in tho
public schools a. T.--Shurrh. re-
'Irr"f last evening after spending
-" Eo'id1ls with her father. Oscar
N"r'z"1. - Fulton
" ? Never If Pork View. rho
popular conductor ON III. cry & Elm
Gr'v" l.1">. has accepted position
with fh. 81 - W Walker comr1uy -
II''-hrrrn a. assistant field aF.u- for
q .- -t.i" ~" Viil ASSUME his new
duties iu f,0 da~=
Ti. N.--"- f-ah.f'.. arI 40. WIZ
r-.r ~ NnoaI..u i..t yesterday as'
'rron. spr V.'f-hgr.h. 20 r.r.,.n a
''r "f.- vt't fl'.r lrD'l,- Howard
HHH 1.' rl.r- fh" rifr.r.. T..h
r,.' -.iuo'
I'.-t- -u.'I '. N.rn.re'.n I'd.
'rr.I '.rtI. afternoon as-e-
.r'.f"'r 70 '.t fa.. 800 Trm Cro..
f- r''r t.. .f-.-.-'- 80 o..
.. o. e co.. ..ur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02

Wisconsin under state control. W. pro.
c-pded Ia extend the control at the
Railroad Commission over al the
other public utilities in the common
wealth. For the year 1919. COM
pared with the year 1909. notwith.
standing reductions in rates and i'm
proVement in services. the water util
tiles increased their net earnings 10. =
per cent. the telephone utilities IS
per cent. the gas utilities - per cent
and electric utilities 27.5 per cent.
Those utilities have oven exceeded tho
railroads IN the rat" in which they
hay" made cash investments IN new
construction.
Railroad Development.
while IN" increase I'm railroad do
Velopment has averaged 25 per cent
q year for six years. the water nil
tiles FOR 1910. increased their new
construction Of property per cen,
over 1909. she telephone utilities I per
cont the gas utilities - per cent
and electric utilities $50 per cent
Wisconsin certainly IS not driving
capital uut of the state when The ciec
tr.c utilities in the singh" wear az lsl"
after Two years oi regulation 10y The
state. mad" bona So" New investments
ut 80 pr cent greater than 'r"H.
Al O.. This Gemlrhgh'. develop
m"lt ha~ Ior. steadily forward. not
V.fUsffrII'E OIL" railroad commission
t.- t'IG..I flr iaf"e oha~4.i Boz The
state lN gui .r Utilities d ".n"" q
'-.- .Ld h.- required impI','m"uts
300 f'r quality ~ 'la service. ,ne'.l-
''7-' public u'ii.f'. si-S.''H @ t,ir. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.,
ONCE Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.


A car load uf pressed br - arrived
In Elm Grove Yesterday 20 hc GSrt
for the new First VI +. church huild-
ing and will he hauled 10 tho location
to-day. Rapid progress is being mad"
on the building. The frame work has
been completed. and aS soon as fha
brick is placed. work VIII he heeun on
The interior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
T-THE-PIKE
|y~eoe sehlas. Of Edgineton Lane.
osseelHs Fractured Arm While
Ueieee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.

While roller skating on the side
pan along South Clark street. Edg.
wee. yesterday. Raymond. tho young
20 Of Street Commits sioner and Mrs.
iohn schlag of Edgington Lane. fell.
sosfaining broken arm. The lad
|was'on his way TO visit a friend when
|ne was tripped by a rough place in
ne sidewalk. His left arm was frac
tured Just above the wrist. one of the
6ooes protruding through the skin.
|R. ]. +. Thornton of Woodsdale. re-
Heed the fracture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
Regular Meeting TONIGHT.

The regular monthly meeting of the
IIriadelphia district board OF cduca.
lion Will be held this evening in the
board rooms I'm the First National
)bank building in Elm Grove and
| much routine business will be dis.
posed Of. in addition to special mat
oers- Prosecuting Attorney J. -
k1andlan will be- present and advise
|ne board on number Of points re-
eArofng the audit Of the affairs OF
|former boards which was recently
made by Accountant Andrew L.
Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
Announces Ticket.

There has been some mi>uuder
sanding concerning the Citizens
ticket. which will Oppose the Social
ist ticket at the municipal election in
Edgwood on Thursday The follow
ing candidates will appear on The OF
ciai ballot: For mayor. ". Y Uogc
u. William Eisenbach: for recorder
Eugene Wingrove. l.. H. Elctzley: for
council. Christian Hamm. William Nc
Naob. George w. YeaEo. George w.
Clarke. T.. g. Missburg. Sr. T. H.
Blowers and g. W. IlumphriaS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
MEETING 1oniott

On account OF yesterday heinz a
holiday tho regular srmi-mouthly
meeting of the Edcwood council.
which w&s To- have been held last
evening. was postponed until this
evening. when il will be- held in the
town hall. Nothing Of great i'm
portance is expected 80 come up hut
arrangements will he completed for
holding the annual election on Thurs
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
Will Start Drillinc.

The work of constructing tho re toT
the oil We'll which VII. De drilled on
the Fauble farm. near Viola. has been
completed and after q few details are
arranged. the work o. drilling Will be
started. Hermann pronncr. az Scir.
o.. the contractor. arrived I'm tho
Grove yesterday with a. large tore" o.
assistants. and Went 20 rho location
last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02

This morning will SEQ the pupils TO
sumiuE their studies after ENJOYING
tf" brief vacation. The schools OF
Vest Alexander and vicinity. which
have been closed for Two weeks on ac-
count of he annual teachers institute
in Washington. viii resume this morn
.ng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
LARGE Attendance

The Grcggsvili" school hous. was
crowded 10 its capacity last evening
when tho musical concert was held
under IN" auspices Of III" Greggsville
branch "i The Socialist party OF Ohio
county IN interesting program was
rendered and was followed by the
serving ~ refreshments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
Teachers Meeting.

special m""r'"c of m" teachers
and officers 90 Nh" Stone church Sur-
day school ar Elm Grove. was hold
last evening NJ IN" home - nr \ =
Ruh'. OF KEYS lavc. Last years
hus u"s~ Wd~ closed and plans Wer"
lutlln.l Tor tn. Nenr.- work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
NEW BOOKS
Received n, the Public Library During
the Past Month.

Following i i liz; oi new books re-
oeivcd at ihc Public Library during the
pa, month.
ANia'd 81 Old New York" Barr.
~ Safci. Match" tBei,hl. The Girl
OF the Golden Wet tBvla>col. "lIilda
Lc,>way>" tBcrnciD. Whom God
Hath Joincd" ,Bcnnctp. "Margcr,"
'Ben'on'. rs the Sparks Fly Up
ward Brady. 'lrnocen>c az Father
Brown 90 hc>tertonI. The Life Ever
lasting tCorcllil. Rose OF Old lIar-
pe,h' 'Da,ic>S). ~ Likely Story" ,Dc
Morgan The Last Galley" ODoyle1
The Measure 81 a Man Durcanl
Victor pluc,'> Discipline ,Garlandl
The Nlsiouing" tGlaspelD. "Grandnla''
tGouldl. The Fruitful Vine" ,Rich-
chs The Singer Of koo,cnay"
'knnwlc,l. The Cleaners" U.auchlinl
he Talk II the Town Gancj
"Cap;'n Narrcn's Wards" Uincolnb
Her husband (M@srudcrp. The
Voice III the Rice" Morris. The
W onder LADY" tMoscleyl. The Tam
ing oi John Blunt ,Ollivant). Havoc"
'opponhciml. Joey. the Dreamer"
tOycr). The Conflict CPhillipl -.
Through the Mill (Priddty). Down
Our Nay" Smith. Heather ard
Peat" Stewart. The Case Of Richard
Mcyrcn' tWardi
Non-Fiction.
Mental Eiricicucy' tBerrct,D. The
Sixth Sense tBrcui), Adventure, Of
a Suburbani,c" CButler). "Ry-Paths in
Dixic" 'tockc). How We Think
dewey. "luTudor Times" elias .
Journals OF Ralph Waldo Emerson
ttincrSonD. -Four Month, Afoot IN
Spain ttranck Irish Nationalit, &c
oGrecn). The Crmanncrly Tiger
/ 'Hrii'iSl. Pay Day offender .
Frs, Principles Of IIcreditv' Glcr-
odity 'llerhcr,'. Historic Inventions
I 'iI"llaudl. Highways and Bywa,, Of
the Great Lakes" Johnson. Teach
/ ING Children 70 Study" lJones). Wire
les Iclegraphy and Wireless T,lc-
phorv thennciivI. Rational Living
kiugl. old Lamp for New" lucas :.
! Unfolding Il Personality - the Chief
Nm ~ Education" Mark. Lie 81
Brot Hare" (Merwinl. Tales II Old
Japan Milford. "Subcou>ciou, Ph,
n'mcra" ,Nus.crbergl. Special
I Method, in Reading IN the Grade"
, NcAiurray. school Year Books" :
yolru'es. tNo,,l. abroad Win -
+ Fletcher sampson. Tie Children
. trt Singleton ludividuali,y
/ Ihorrd'kcl. "Tcl,paihy" ,Narmau,
! TIL" Browning Their L'fc and \r,''
I Wiring. san i'-aucist,', ocean
, Trade ,Wrigl't
Juvenile Fiction.
Team Mates BARBOUR. Roger
rarldins Apprentice seaman" Rcac',
-Four C'Tr~r> 81 College ,Bidu,harJ, .
T7lH"''- \ug!c-" 'Rllucha-Gt. ODD
Rycr, n Camp. The Likabic Chan"
Davenport "1irl> ii Dude, S-h..l '
'llclariI. Flying Roy> 90 The Sky
. tIl~I. Flying By, 2, the ,c,ir
His. The 'luuug Lion Hunter"
+ ',i-'y "B1r'icy Freshman Pi.rn.r
'ticyhsrrI. Cap; rn.l,. ~ Aruap.r.
Coed ,lack,onl. "P,s.y Stewart"
Jackson. The Ncroplauc> e., S,l,c-
it.N Farm tOti~I. y Sophomore CO..
I'i Leo. LAR, HurN,. Sophomore. ''
.bdcil'. 90 In Stirling Behind ~,
Lire" ,Pa',u'. "Tlc Doctors Chii
.drcn ''i'ado'. 'lacl, l."rin,r', Char-
ui"n- >'audi>hI. Big Eru-1,- 90 "a
IGN S'r''. ,Ihur-'Oaf. "i.ur E.,, D.,
'n' N.-crui'c' ,Touii>ouI. Hone,
N~".' ,Iurpin'. The BIs League.
Van Lam. Bet. Vale, Decade.
y arlc'. Nrh 'hc Fla. 90 Panama
W DrI. 'Ihe Clue tN.I-I. Mar
'.-i~- Nayu. ,W,li-I. "~fx l,r,.
-'i Er''y' ,Ia1g.rj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-02
SHRINERS BANQUET
FIELDS MINSTRELS
ELABORATE AFFAIR AT THE
ElkS CLUB LAST EVENING.
Prominent Showmen and Local So
eiety Men Attended the A.
fair-WiIson Entertains.

With an elaborate banquet and a
brilliant array Of oratOry the Osiris
temple. Ancient Arabic Order of Mys-
tic Shriners. entertained the Fields
MINISTRIES last evening at the Eiks
Club.
Wearing their fez and uniforms the
Shriners attended the affair in a body.
Responding to toasts Mr.. Fields. past
poicntate OF Aladdin temple. Column
bus. Kept the guests in an uproa r
throughout TIE evening. Riley vii
son the original funny man. from
Charleston. was the big noise when IL
came TO cracking original foxes The
entire minstrel combine gave sketches
which Were very entertaining. Fol
lowing are those who attended:
FRANKLIN j Con- \ ~. Ni"d"busch
molly. J. + FOX
Albert \. \ lSc Newton Malt
Gahe Graham VIM \ Sto.fZ.r
IL. y obs rnan. Geo. u. P.abody
Edw. Elg Il e IrRshar
.. J.. Eciw"g- J. g. Zicr"nfo ldor
W m. +. H. uhu has Davis
!. \. W"ise"rher. Emil Amer. mann.
y. II. Robinson. e. Ilirsch
l.. p. Sch"fi'ld John Beckett.
W. J. l-ukcns. Jacob W Gruhb.
y. IanEhTnS. ! e Coleman
eco. Wat.rhouss St.ph,n Water
\ = Garden hauS.. II
". IL Manning W. n Marshall
%. -. ". Rurdats. !. =. Butts
". ". Irwin e. !. Watkins
DR.. T.. l.. Arm Geo I.uS..
tr"cht. i l.. Kingdom
J. NJ Ford Herman Hcntz
, Or. ". =. Fulton. \. !. CIri"h
: II Reed q. W. Grp,G.
ALADDIN. col. !. e. Heinloin
-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-11
MRS. JULIA IVES
DIES FOLLOWING
LONG ILLNESS
Much Beloved Woman, Wife
of Byron Henry Ives, Passes
Away to Celestial Reward
at 100 O'Clock Today,

After suffering nearly four years
faom a complication OF diseases. Mrs.
Julia Ives, o. years old, wife of Byron
Henry ives. a we'll known florist. died
at 1899 o'clock this afternoon at the
family home. Fourth street and santa
Fe avenue. II was known FOR some
weeks that Mrs. Ives could not live
lone. but news OF her death viii come
nevertheless as severe shock 10 her
countless friends IN Albuquerque,
where she was pioneer resident,
having come 20 this city with Mir. Ives,
bride from New York more than
twenty years ago Mrs. Ives Was
stricken with typhoid fever some four
years ago and this disease was fol-
lowed by an attack Of diabetes which
brought on complications, culminat-
ing In her death today
Hundreds OF people in Albuquerque
viii deeply mourn the death of Mrs.
Ives. To know her was 60 love her.
She was a woman 81 beautiful charac-
ter one Of Gods noblest children.
Mrs Ives was true lover % every
thing that Was beautiful Ia the natur-
al and supernatural life. She was a
lover OF art, of flowers, OF children.
She II was who conceived and plan
ned the Ives floral plant IN the south
part of town, perhaps the largest IN
the southwest Mrs. Ives WAS WOO
man who had beautiful conception
at the love Of God. She was devout
member of the Lead Avenue Motho-
dist church. Besides her church and
charity work. Mrs Ives took very
prominent part Ia the work of the
Womnus club ana was one of those
most active In causing the club build
ing to be built.
Mrs. Ives for some weeks had
known that death was inevitable.
Calmly she prepared to depart from
this life. 10 her friends who called
on her from time 90 time she babe
an amacuonatc farewell. shortly ar
ter noon today Mrs. Ives begun 90
sink aud soon her soul had talson lee
flight 10 its maker.
MI ives. tho sorrow stricken nus
band, & hoariuroken because of the
death of his wife. expected though it
was He VIII have the deep sympathy
of hundreds In Albuquerque because
OF his borrow. Funeral arrangements
VIII be announced later,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-11
SUNSHINE STATE HAS
BETTER FRUIT
No Use in Going to the North
west, Says Prof. Jones, Back
From Trip to Oregon on
Mining Business.

II would rather take my finances IN
the fruit business In New Mexlco than
in the northwest said prof Fayette
A. Jones, mining expert and engineer,
who returned yesterday from an ex-
tended trip TO salem and Grants Pass
and other points In oregon on min
ing business.
"In my opinion" said Prof, Jones.
THE apples ana peaches down here
have q better flavor; there Is not any
more danger from FROST the climate 4
better and land cheaper and many
oregon farmers nowadays are think
ing about coming 20 the southwest;
some OF them actually are coming 90
New Mexico. In the northwest Il
really seems Co get drior in the dry
season than In this supposed arid coun-
try and they have sometimes two on
three dry years IA succession ah they
do elsewhere. II Is very beautiful
country 10 visit and a prosperous
country but when you come down "a
brass nails the southwest does not suf-
fer In comparison as far as resources
are concerned, ,Smudging Is as noces,
sary Ia the orchards up there az II Il
here. The season 10 further advanced
In Oregon: the flowers are IN ful
bloom, like the middle Of May bach
east. Land values are climbing and