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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12
GdJt amerifaniides.

Inter Der Spislllarfe 0Speiien.
Sic Mulif MAIDEN" binben olc
y3resbener Na1ridten" ibren &c
lern ben nubitebenoen anerifani-
idlen garen auf:
Gie lteberral6ungelI BET ocn Sc
fen Der reihen lnno pornebmell
l@aItgcber Mmerifas peroen BON
Sabr gu Sabr ~origineller uno apar-
ter. Wian eriinnt lleberraldnngcll
fir bie @aite, Die lie nit nod Sals
le nebmen fonnen; aber man meib
alld BON iolden 9ingen, j Die oen
8diten Sreuoe bereiten uno ibnen
mid I'm Der Grinuerung hleibcn.
Scbnfaas geniigt es idon .penn
Elm Ginfoa ba5u oient, nm Den
gan5en Mbeno beipro6en 81 iucr.
ben uno arlt anoeren Gage lpomog-
lid nod III Der 3eitune 81 itebelt.
Ser Miaiondr Snroutb gab Dor fir
ser 3eit ein Copper III ieiner @oe
nulls, Sic oil iid ihon ons War
denbofteite bot, mas Die alnit oe5
9eforateurs erionneil. Man unter-
belt iid) bereits bel Dem Gntree
lebr gut: oenn Die Stimmuullg NOR
pon Mnfang an cine por5iislife,, ais
oIer Die 3ipiidenaeriAte gcreicGt
m.nocn, bate sic Sr0bli6feit be
reits loren Sobepunft erreid)t.
@er beidreibt MN oas gr1talmen
Der @1ite, uls Ole @~elclidtllng plot
lid nm einiee aer3ei1ltarfei ounf
Ter mllroe mo Ole 0ieller. III be
ionoerer alcioung bereilltraten MO
cine gaitete au ierbieren began
l1elL babel aber 10 feierli6e Mie=
nen nlaften, als gdIte es elmer
feierliden Gambling. Cine ihone
ltno nornebme iunae 5rali idnitt
bic 9aitete an. On crflang plob
Iib sorte, ianfte Miliif aus ocnt
Snneren Ser Spciie. Cine Mdnner-
itinme bon it1pergleihli6ein
Sdmels lpuroe Iaut, Die mol feIS
mem Ser @nmeienoen unbefannt
NOR. vGnrnio!~ riefcn Die Serrcl
uno 0umen, uno mirflih, es mar
garuIo, Der bier feline Gimme aft
rnerflGrlide @eiic erflingen lieB.
Man pergoB 81 eiien, als Die Me-
(obien ben 9taum onrd5itterten,
umo crit, oIs Ser destc Der @aitc
iib feline Speiie genolmmen bate,
perltummte ole Muiif. gs mar
flor, bob man ben @aitgeber be
itiirmte, oof oas Webeimnis Der
mltii5ierenoen Speiie 81 p%errotell.
Serr Soroutb ober lahelte fem llno
gebeimnispoa uno meinte, oab mi
fcincn 9reis inn oas @ebeimnis
entringen peroen fonnte. Sinoige
aopfe mollten ipiiielt BOB inter Der
9biiliel eit @rannlopbon mlge-
bradt getpelen iei. oas Der 0iencr
geihidt ~perborgen gebalten. 9oh
mar oas ihon aug Dem @rllnoe
unmoglih. neil Elm uutes @rom-
nlopbon piel gu eroB iein luiiroe nno
gar ni9t bon einem Weni6en al
Iein transportiert merbcn fonnte.
Gud NOR nidt oas leiielte Sc
rouih 5u pernebmen, porltt oas
2oufen Der GIottcn ltets begleitet
lit. Ger 8aftete folgten Die onoe.
rem @eridte. gg ergab ii6, BOB
Dos @efliioel 5pitiherte, Die 8no-
bines floteten, rn6 man beoaiierte
es entidieoen. BOB Bic Sommel
nidt ibren Naturlaut bon lid 81
ben, sic 2inoer, aus oenen ooS
3ilet getponnen nor, nift briiatert.
Slide, Summern nib aiiltern
bfiebeu ben gon3eit @beno ilbcr
itumm, ole @anieleberpaitete aber,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12
LokdIes.
Gua Sares.

gaad, Dem 8eriht unieres Gountn-
foueftors Bitter b%efilloen iif oies
Sabr 1879 2eute, Die gum Stim.
men berehtiet lino, in ulierm Count
tp. 2estes Sabr, als Die Staotmab=
len 1T Iusiid)t ltanoen, betrug Die
3abI 1851. Gs milrben 14,7S6
.Hol Gares@ be5ablt, nopon H.
$50 alf Die Staot fielen mo es
nur6en 1858 exemption @erttf!s
Gates" ausaeItelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12
@eht nidlt rnehr lahm.

@ein Sinfen mebr fiir Son!
Moore in COCHRAN, Ga. SD bate
cine idlimme @unoe nuf meinem
SUP, Sic niht beilen mo0te, big id;
@ufleu's Mrnico Salbe gebraudte"
i6reibt er, uaber oieie pnnoerbore
Solbe furierte mid idnea." Sell
0fte, offene @unOen, @eIdlpiire,
@rilb=, 9rol1o= uno S1nittplinoen,
Gdiirfungeh eczema ooer So.
n~lorrboioen. 8eriu6t Tie. 9sur p
Gents BET oGen M~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12

9iaf oen ftatiltifdcn Mufitel.
littgen Der Commercial geretas
ries' aiiociation" Boben Die gorn-
ties unieres Staates fir 6ieles Sabr
ST., 504,456 sur 8erfiigung, url
Qanoltrabeit gu balien mo gu Der.
beIlern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12
Gin sntes Mittel.

Sefters 2ente mid befragem
Isle es fam, bak itets mein Sinn
Setter lei, nrb Mir bann iagen
Saf mod Jung i'd intmer bin.
@a9renb bod int tteinen Sabren,
Iiele idpn perbrauft iinb fat;
GdJmer an i6rcm Mltcr tragem
ttmb iid) ielbit firb oft sur 2ai.
Oerm lei. ih bas Mittel iuiiem
Was bcrjingenh tpirft BET nttr;
Wimmer m5d)te i'd cs niiieit,
Gs tit bas 4Iamp Ster.
Wenn ib mad bes Cages Hlage,
Spmut mad Saus nnb pfleg' Der Gnb';
UNI mid aller Sprs' entidlage,
Gunmt .ein Srennb tupl ab uno SIT.
tnb 6ann fpmmt MA ipul ans Hlans
berr,
M.am ersa9lt iid bites mnb has;
Spd idpn bnlo, baum Dbuc Satoern
Oeb' i'd ernitlih ben Grlab:
grinat bic 0Iaier, benn sn LANCE,
Giben mir fhpn trpfen bier;
Sab bic 0aebe bleibt i'm Shmanse,
@rinst ms jest alampS ter.
9ieier eblen @~pttcssabe,
Die an Mal5 nnb 9ppfen reid;
Gommt ais 2ci6= limb Sersenslabe,
aeim Oetranf BEL @eitem ,gleid.
S'rum, th benfe cs mar' Siimhe,
Sprate tdJ nifJt itetS bafiir:
Sab in meinem 9ans man finbe,
Sets bas idp6ne 2uneS Star Sier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-12

9as &oblenidtff n2eonioos"
lit init elmer groBen 9ln5obl @eoenfs
ltiide bonn @rad oes S6la6tidif=
fes yMaine" in 4nnopolis ange-
fommen. 9ieielben iperoen unter
StGote, @eielidaften nno 8ertuano-
te bon l1eberlebenoen ser yWaine"
CUR @erteilung gelangell. 6iinf5is
Sonnen &oblen, meldJe Ser u2eoni=
SOS" bon Dem @rad Der uWainc"
iibernommen bat, meroen in @nna=
polls ausgelooen merben, no III
einem 2aboratorium Die 8irfung
feitgeitellt neroen ion, melde oos
Sal5malier ouf Die 13 Sabre lang
I'M Sal5paiier liegenoen &oblen ge-
bobt bat. Ser y2eonioas" miro ben
&allptmait Ser uWaine", melder
iiber ben @r1bern Der Spfer De:
&atoftropbe auf Dem N%ationalfrieo-
bofe 81 @rlington nlfgeribtet ipere
Sen ion, nod ser Waibingtoner
Nooo Yaro bringen.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
THE TELEPHONES
BROADER FIELD

You know the telephones
mechanical ingenuity. But
do you know the ingenuity
Of It's every day uses.
Ordinary uses Of the tele-
phone are pretty we'll under
stood; but there is an enor-
nous field Of long distrancc
telephone service just out
side the ordinary, every day
uses Of the average family.
Many families get twice.
three times. FIVE fold and
even ten fold the real service
from the telephone that
others do. They have no
advantage over their neigh
bors. being subscriber to the
same Bell service. But they
are ingenious. They turn to
the long distance telephone
in emergencies. They en-
ploy long distance to give in-
creased convenience. to re-
lieve anxiety. to bind the
family together in spite Of
separation, to promote social
life, share happiness express
sympathy and enlarge their
interests on every hand. To
them the telephone is far
more than a convenience for
ordering groceries.
These wider uses Of the
telephone are important.
And. by the way. long dis
tance messages are not as
expensive as you may think.
Call Long Distance" and
inquire about rates.
TAE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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The w. C.. T. u. Met With
Mrs. Lauer.

The ladies of the w. G.. T. U.
met Monday afternoon with Mrs.
j. @. Lauer, about thirty being
present to enjoy the program of
the afternoon which was On
Prayer" with Mr. G. Chill
ders as leader Of che lesson.
Roll Call was answered with
well prepared papers BY Mrs.
Galloway, Mrs. Stewart, and.
Miss Mary Knight.
Mrs. Pitts delighted her hear
ers by a we'll rendered solo.
Miss Madge Galloway render
an excellent piano solo.
Ice cream and cake was served
at the close of the meeting. The
society adjourned to meet next
time with Mrs. Ella johnson.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Round Trip Summer
Tourists Fare

Round Trip Summer
Tourists Fare
On sale June LIST to September
Both, 1912. To points east and
west. Final return limit Octo-
Der 3lst, 1912. With stop-overs
on going and returning trips.
s7.25 Round "trip to Artesia,
N. NJ. On sale May Both, 81st
and June LIST. Return Limit
June Bird.
$50. 95 Clovis N M. 10 Wash
ineton, ID. G. On sale June 5th
and 7th. Return Limit June
18th. Extension may be had to
July 18th.
$685. Round trip to Slaton.
Texas. On sale June 18th, and
18th with final retura limit June
18th.
Sl725 Round trip 20 Santa Re
N. M. on sale June 10th. 18th
and 18th. Final Return limit
18th.
FOR additional Information in
regard TO the above rates and
routes please call on me at tick
et Office or Phone 1866.
D @. Knowles, Agent
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06

On Monday morning May ~.
1912, the sad news of The death
of Miss Clara CalkiDs came as a
shock to this entire community,
after an illness Of two weeks
with typhoid fever.
Clara was an only daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calldns of
this community and was well
known and loved by all who
knew her. She was an indus
trious studentin school and obe-
70 her teacher and parents
She viii be sadly missed in the
home and also in the school
where she has attended for Che
pat five years. She was called
at the youthful age OF It's
years. % days,
She leaves to mourn her.
death q father, mother, three
brothers Neal, Ralph and Rus
sler Calkins, three cousins. two
aunts and an uncle.
The remains were laid to rest
in the Texico cemetery where a
large crowd gathered to pay their
respects to her memory.
"A Friend
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Notice Of Sale

Notice is hereby given, that l..
M. g. Spicer, as Special Master
by appointment by the District
Court of Curry County, State Of
New Mexico. will on the Bird day
-of August 1912, at the hour of
O'Clock p M, at the south door
of the Court House Id the city
of Clovis in said county, sell at
public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash, the
following described real estate
with all buildings and improve
ments thereon. Said real estate
is described as follows:
All of Lots numbered Two ca.
and Three 90 in Block number
Forty-one (41) III North Park
addition to the city Of Clovis,
Curry County and State of New
Mexico, as shown on the official
platt Of said addition to Clovis,
New Mex.
The said real-estate and prem
ises to be sold to satisfy two GER
tain Judgments rendered in the.
above named Court on March
18th, 1912, one in favor of j. r.
Bennett and against VIM. j.
and Emma V. Do wn-
ing, for the sum of S798. 90 and
costs, including $500 as attor-
neys fees. being case No. 475
on the docket of said Court, and
which was consolidated by or
der Of Court, with case Nc. 459I
the same being R. G. Hatch V.
S. VIM. }. Downing and Emma
Downing, in which Judgment
rendered in favor of said
plaintiff R G.. Hatch for the sum
of $500. 90 and costs, including
5000 as attorneys fees, and in
consolidated actions the
plaintiff j. F. Bennett, was adj
judged the holder of a frft and
mortgage lien on said real
estate for said sum of 5000
and costs, and that the plaintiff
G. Hatch, was adjudged the
holder Of a mortgage lien on
said real-estate for the amount
Of his judgment in the sum of
$500 90 and costs. but subject to
The first mortgage lien held by
said J. r. Bennett above men
Toned, and that said real estate
be sold according to the provis-
.ons Of the statute, by m. G.
as Special Master, to sat
sly said judgments according toll
heir priorities and make due re-
port Of such sale to said Court.
Witness my hand this 5th day
If June, 1912.
M. 9. spicer, Special Master.
J6.
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Card Of Thanks

We wish 60 thank the Brother
Odd Fellows for their kind
attention also the Free-WiI Of
fering during the illness Of j.. a..
Stone. May Gods richest bles-
rest upon YOU all.
j. A. Stone and family
Clovis, N. M.
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Methodist hurch
Washington and Gidlings SITS.
Columbus A. Clark, Pastor.

columbus "A. Clark, Pastor.
Phone rs.
Sunday School 9.30 al. NJ.
Fred G, Belschner. supt.
Junior League 3 p. M. Mrs.
e. E. Trip, Supt-
Epworth League 6.80 p. M.,
Earl p. Forbes. President.
Woman's Missionary Council
each Wednesday at 3P. nj, Mrs.
ID, ID. Swearingin, President.
Prayer and social meeting each
Wednesday evening at 1880.
service for al the people, led by
q layman,
The public cordially invited to
attend these services.
Columbus "a. Clark, pastor
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Mr.. and Mrs.
Boykin Entertain

Boykin Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Dug Hammond
and daughter Miss Vera made a
flying trip to the beautiful ranch
Of Sig Boykin 80 miles north of
Clovis in a big auto. The day
was most delightfully."- spent on
that spacious ranch. The party,
including Mr.. and Mrs. Boykin,
ate their dinners at the Coone-
waugh where their dinner was
spread under those big trees
which were planted over thirty
years ago and stand out like Ca
sis on the desert. The party
came well prepared with plenty
ices, together with all the
good things the ranch could af-
ford and the entire party enjoy
ed themselves to the fullest ex-
tent. Miss Vera brought her
arms full of beautiful roses that
We're grown on the ranch.
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the city Monday on professional
business.
Mr.. Lowden, employed at the
shops SIS machinist, has been on
the sick list this week. He is
suffering from heart trouble and
rheumatism.
Ice cream and cold drinks Of
all kinds at Mears Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Ward left
Monday for Los Angeles, Calf.
They expect to be gone about 5
weeks, visiting Raglands, Santi-
ago and other cities.
L. r. Sanders returned Satur-
day from Roswell where he went
to get the horse and saddle that
some one just borrowed over
a week ago and forgot to return.
Rev. Arthur w. Jones, State
Evangelist Of the State of Texas
is in the city visiting his broth
er, Mr.. Otis Jones Of this city.
Rev. Jones is from Dallas, Texas
of the Christian church.
Eight of the Clovis young peo-
pie went to Texico, Sunday, in
an automobile and ca rriage to.
attend the the baseball game.
They report an excellent time.
The score was % to 8 in favor of
Clovis A couple Of the young
ladies' in the crowd won a hand
some bunch of carnations Of
course. betting for Clovis which
is almost asure thing.
H. M. Johnson who has for
several weeks been visiting
home folks in Missouri, returned
to Clovis, this week.
Last Tuesday night Miss Hell
en- Coons charmingly entertained
ten of her friends at her pretty
home in east Clovis. Parlor
games were enjoyed to the full
lest extent by those present.
Lightrefreshments were served.
J. Hemphill and family expect
to leave shortly for points in
Kentucky, for the summer. Mr..
Hemphill and family have en-
deared themselves to their Clo-
Wis friends who trust they will
find it convenient to return in
the fall.
Attorney w. A. Gillenwater
made 8 flying business trip to
Portales. Monday. and reports
Portales as picking up some
what.
T~rainmaster It. j. Evans pur-
chased the pretty bungalow
home of Ben Townsend near the
High School, Monday. Mr..
Townsend finds it necessary to
leave on account of climatic con
ditions.
W. L. Mansfield, wife and
children, DR.. and Mrs. Chapman,
Miss Haihe. DIR. Dillon, Master
Howard Dennis and Dixie Nor
row went over to Hereford, Sun
day, in an automobile for a fish
ing trip. The crowd went we'll
prepared, taking with them a
small stove and other necessary
articles, ice and good things to
They report a most ex-
,elIent time. Several had their
along and took pictures
IF the crowd.
If you want a good square
neal at a nice clean boarding
close in, go to the Ores
.ent hotel, meals 25 cents.
Misses Leile and Mamie Ken !
lall attended the closing exer-
Uses Of the school ten miles
vest Of Clovis, and report a /
most excellent time. Miss Ken |
Tall says she never saw so many
rood things to eat, so they must
lave been pretty well prepared 4
good eatables. Z
Doc Jenkins and family return
d Monday from a pleasure triplI
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Geraldlne-O-o-oh, motheri There's
paste all over the front Of mel Irs
an sticky
Mrs. Gunnle-stand stilll or all the
children, when I told you-John. go
bring me a wet oioth-and / paid s25
for that dress-and your pink slip
shows below it and the taxi win Be
here Ia ten minutes. stand stnll
John, you know perfectly well you're
TO wear your good clothes-take those
on Put down that perfume. Gerald
incl John, put on your pumpsl
John-Ihey'ro hll Of watori 4 had
'em IN the bath roomi kin i Wear my
footbsil shoesl AW. please, mother
MIS-. Gunnle There, Geraldine.
you've stepped on my skirt Tor The
sixth time and now you've torn It'd
And the taxi viii be here-Iohn, yet
on your mumer and coatl Put Oh your
wrap Geraidinel And put down that
stupid doll What on earth
aunpie Cat the door)-Aren't You
people ready yet? j don't sec why It
should take So long to fix those bids
lt isn't as though they were growu-
ups! The machines herei
MIS-. Gunnle-rd IKE 10 crawl on
and die comfortably Chicago Daily
Views.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06

speedy recoveryo of our towns
man Bert Curless who has been
at almost deaths door the past
weeks. Mr.. Curless sustained
bloom poison sometime ago and
for awhile his life was despair
ed Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder Of the
Hewitt House have turned { b e.
hotel over to MIR. Talley a d
viii leave shortly for Oklahoma.
Mrs. w. II. Taylor of Dawson,
NJ. M. is visiting herparents Mr..
and Mrs. j. N. Nix at the Llano
Hotel, Mrs. Fred Nick nley al
so another daughner & expected
this week from Melrose. Mrs.
Taylor expects to remain t h e
whole summer.
WANTED AT once a good re-
liable cook Inquire at the News
Office.
j.. A. Cook Of Clovis paid Clay
ton a visit several days t his
week. Clayton Citizen.
Mrs. Stroud and daughter from
Grady were in the city Monday.
Highest market price paid
for cream. Received on
Thursday. A. J.Rhodes&Co.
Ben Christian, who is employ
ed at the shops, was called out
with The wrecker to where the
river is SO high near Belen, sew
eral sections of the bridge being
washed out. Mr.. Christian re-
eurned Sunday.
Mrs. L. T.. Mason is up again
after an illness of several weeks.
1t is refreshing to step up to
the Liebelt Addition and see the
beautiful trees. We are told
that a recent vaudeville team
were so impressed with the trees
and with the addition in general
that they purchased some lots,
paying all cash for them. One
is not likely to consider the cost
and care these trees have occa.
stoned. 1t has taken muck pains
taking work to plant these trees
and keep them in a healthy
growing condition. When asked
as to the probable cost of these
trees, we were informed that
more than five thousand dollars
had been expended on them. We
are glad that others in Clovis
have caught the inspiration and
are making their homes more at
tractive.
Miss Katherine Burns. one of
Clovis most popular teachers.
returned II esdav affar
vacation to Eldorado
Springs, Mo. She was accom-
panied by her sisters, Mrs. M.
f. McMien of Media polls. O..
and Mrs. w. L. Lewis of Edo
RADIO Springs, Mo. They will
visit their mother and sister a
few weeks at this place. Miss
Burnes will teach in our schools
this winter.
Miss Harriet DeGaun and sis
ter from Grady were in the city
Tuesday, shopping.
Miss Zura Hayden left for
Amarillo, Monday to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. R. E. Turrentine just re-
turned from a months vacation
TO Macon, Georgia, Fl. Worth
and Amarillo, Texas, and viii
AXE charge Of the Commercial
Start in the Millinery Bust
ness
Do you want to 60 into the
millinery business We are
prepared to start you in the mill 1
inery business and win furnish +
'ou stock and take our pay ia
and or city property. Do not
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06

Of Final Meeting 81.
Creditors in the United
States Court for the
District Of New
Mexico
IN the matter OF
Doretch & Matthews. no. 211
Bankrupts.
TO the creditors oil G. w
Doretch end w. w. Matthews,
business under The firm
name of Doretch & Matthews.
at Clovis. in Curry county and
District aforesaid, bankrupts
Notice is hereby given that
the Final Report Of the Trustee
herein, was, on the 18th day of
May, 1912. filed in the office of.
the Undersigned Refereein Bank
ruptcy, and a meeting Of said
creditors is hereby called at Clio
Wis, in the office of II. b. Row
els, on June 20, 1912. at 2 p. M,
to examine and pass upon said
Final Report, to declare a final
dividend and to transact such
other business as may properly
come before said meeting
David w. Elliot,
Re fierce in Bankruptcy
JIG, 1t.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06

We have a few stoves va
will sell below cost as long
as they last Clovis Fur. Co.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Brelhren's Church.

Services al the Brethren
chprcA, North Thornton Street
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Irrigated Land for

Irrigated Land for
Sale or Trade
100 a. Of fertile farming land.
in the irrigated portion Of the
Portales valley. Water 8 to ia.
feet viii sen on liberia terms or.
trade. Phone 1914.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-06-06
Start in the Millinery Bust
ness

Do you want to 60 into the
millinery business We are
prepared to start you in the mill
lInery business and will furnish
you stock and take our pay ia.
land or city property. Do not
answer without you mean BUSH
ness. Box 89l Amarillo, Tex.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04
Mississippi Commercial Congress
to ConUene in Twenty- Third Session
Free Forum Of the Wes to Meet This Month in Salt Lake City
for he Yearv Discussion Of Questions Of Greatest importance

tv-tbrea yaars ~ tts .Vis..,o. bv snr,e n,
the forsnogt Americans Governor w. ~.
fishhpok of ArI.ausHs now decensed was
th. Orst president OF he congress. and ne
was succepled tv IL = Ferrv OF Utah.
William gcrplrsa Rrvan John Henry
Smith ~ Utah Jobn "A Kirby of Texas,
Rich.rf c l,treus Of Missouri. David r.
Francis Of M.ssou-', II D. Lovsland Of
California. Uys T Pryor N Texas and
Fred w Fleming OF Missouri were among
olher proo1inrnt vrsterner, 10 be hOnored
lN s'soyirn 10 the prpsIderrv
Membership I'm tbs Trans .Nfaslss,pp,
Commercial CONGRESS under mo pinn 4
reorganization sdrpted last year NAV total
Ioas hNeslur. is entitled 10 the larrost
Individual Allegation total ~ 4s0
64legstCs HuC Is closriy followed by Tex.
~ the ono etor having rerrosenta, ION
of 40 Iowa WITH g90 ana Caiifor,ia ,vifh
ino ,.rr,y raNi In rank Hawaii has al
kln.F, Al nr4 fb. phffIDDInps "a deiap I a.
In ne cour-s,s
Royal welcome Ready,
Th, people NJ Utah arc preparing a
i'Ct wee.'lc ;,- ,,,, I2r =, me oeiesa tes;, at,
po'cin.' 'I,''H aIlS ul .tah shiu,
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oi'"'" ca ~'"s'' 'sS "oH" met III Sa'
''G eNy
W." HlI'e .,fn Ei.a 10 learn thNt we
I'.' Er,u ~ Nt ial- CouVehlIoh' buI
l.M pr .pI' rIl u" i'r'sr 'l" inpottahge
Ui Ius ogc's l9 ,..s ,'.y ana no staie q u
n.va's on" ~. @ we ''s ~ Aiu n,osI sIslln-
cam 'ouy'hu""' ~ We country Fresi.
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nlS nu.o's NIl oaS,H'Sa non OF tne patton
ilu io',',el. uu.'N zen are heaIy az
ways N hIeAlhne' nFEanlzatlon Is
ueNu'"u 10 NeSiolh lhle''hls shu ueVslop-
mtnt II socuies, or endeayors to secure
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.ohs ',il W! a."'Es ne u ne .eamdihs rae
Tor IN ne "dIHt's ot me west.