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VOLCANIC upREAvAt
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ishcd. The site Of the russstoa h0spi-
tai ncs lies beneath eighty feet Of
water, while there are two mlter Of
hill, couhtr, where ships PRIV io'seiy
f,o~icsI
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man Dsus Co.
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FOR TIRED
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Prr.i'ient Wilson went to cuurrh
si t'sss Christian. hut then his tim.
may not hc 50 valuable a. sOssc peo-
pies.
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Penny scratch pals In sbuasaacs.
Call sl C-N Uffjce. "
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
FOUR ARE TO Be ELECTED, may 2ND, 1914
Patrons Of the School Should lake Greater Interest the School
and Elect Men That Are Best Qualified to Conduct
the Affairs Of the School

At a netting OF the School Board
OF the Lubbock Independent School
District. held April Sth, an election
was ordered for school trustees. Four
of the seven are to be elected. three
holding over until next year.
The present board is composed OF
Geo. Il. Bean. X. Carter Roscoe WI.
son, J.. A. Wilson, W. X. Dickin-
son. Geo. c. Wolffarth and Jas. l..
Dow The writer knows that the
men on this board for the past two
years have been faithful to their du.
ties on the Board, they have endeay-
ored the hardest Of any set of men
we have ever seen work together.
for the betterment Of the school.
They have received much criticism,
but they have withstood IL good-na'
turedly and have always taken a
business view OF every problem con.
fronting the Board. and although
they have not accomplished AS much
as they desired along the line OF
school matters. still they have done
their best 10 keep the school nv
TO high standard. and have sue
ceeded in doing so with the limited
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
rAseAs CORPUS DENIED
judge Meeks Denies Habess Corpus
Writ Seeking 10 Free Five Thou
sand Mexican Prisoners

United States Circuit Judge Week
early Monday AFTERNOON entered an or
der on his docker denying the writ
OF habeas corpus for the 1000 Nexi-
cans. held AZ prisoners by the An'eh-
can military authorities at Fl Paso'
and remanded the applicants to The
custody Of the authorities.
Judge Meek's ruling was brief, and
he said that because Of the pressure
of business. he did not have time to
make an extended opinion but that
in the near future he will write a
full opinion.
Most of the Mexicans held as pris-
oners are federal soldiers. Some of
the prisoners are women and chill
dren. among the refugees from Mex
leo after the battle OF 0jnaga.
They crossed the Rio Grande river
at ojinaga. near Preside. Texas and
were taken i'm custody and marched
10 Maria and hauled thence TO III
Paso by train.
They have been prisoners since
the battle OF Ojinaga.
immigration Inspector Caminnetti
recently issued a statement that in
the event Judge Meek ordered the
Mexicans released. his inspectors on
the borders would Immediately re
arrest them as undesirable citizens
The Mexicans. In their habeas cor
pus application. we're represented by
an ri Paso attorney.
United States Judge Maxey. ~ the
! Western District OF Texas. was IN
New Orleans sitting in the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
when the habeas corpus application
was nled with judge Meek, who wal
at that time holding court In For
Worth.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
Luesocks SNOW WINDOWS
Great skill Displayed in Decorations
Shown in Various Windows Of
Lubbock Merchants

There is enterprise In the mer-
chants Of Lubbock People can see
that al glance when they come To
Lubbock. They don't have to go in
side the stores and ask the boss
II he is enterprislng. 70 find out-his
show windows have told the story
in advance. The displays Of the va
rious wares show that the man be-
hind is a live wire. has the tango
step and working on the job
The Easter displays this year are
hard to beat. and the Avalanche
wishes to congratulate Lubbock ON
the fact that her merchants are right
np-todate; no moss can accumulats
on their backs. for they are on the
rustliue list.
II you, too. are real live one, you
should live in Lubbock; n you are
a business sloth or snail. best stay
away for YOU would not enjoy be-
ing run over in a hustling city like
Lubbock.
Come to Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
FIRST MONDAY A DANDY
Merchants Report Magnificent Ah-
Day Trade First Monday-Every-
body Hsppy-Tradina Brisk

That the First Monday In April
was a great one for Lubbock and her
merchants. as we'll ~ bargain feast
'for ali who came to avail themselves
Of the opportunities presented. Is the
only way We can express u. Every
merchant who had the enterprise To
offer and advertise specials for the
day and nearly all did id-enjoyed.
possibly. the biggest sales OF any
day since the inauguration Of the
First Monday Trades Day events.
There were not as many people
here as we have had on one or two
Ike occasions. but they we're here
for the purpose Of buying. trading
and strictly business reasons, which
made II a great success TO the bust
ness men and traders.
There was on exhibition some OF
the very best livestock 10 be found
in this section. Horses. mules. cat
tie. hogs. etc. we're shown here thai
would be- credit TO any country.
Our people We're greatly pleased
With the success OF The day. and
the buyers were 80 satisfied with Tho
bargains offer that they bought heav
lily. and our merchants are now plan
ming for something still better fol
the First Monday in May, which vii
fall on May 4th.
The ladies' Of the Baptist churcf
have already spoken FOR the day L
serve splendid dinner for 2sc pc
meal. and there will be many attrac
tions added before that date. Th'
old reliable Lubbock cowboy Band
as usual. viii be 'Johnnie-on-the-spot
and furnish splendid music durin'
the day There will be bargains "a
lore. which you will see advertised i
the columns ~ this paper and yo
will be well repaid for coming I
Lubbock on the next First Monday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
LAW AND CUSTOM

Many noteworthy ;hin-s we're said
AT the recent banque. u the ieii'
can Association Of Foreign Language
Newspapers and OF special iaiercst
was An address on "Pe' s0ual her
~" by Percy Andrae, wh'ch Is now
issued in pampilet form. Many se'
rlous thinkers nowadays are calling
attention 10 the danger Of excessive
lawmaking. Mr.. Andrae puts the case
well. when he SAYS; Whereas law
AS we generally understand Il, has
always sprung from and been estab-
lished BY custom. they are today try
ing to reverse the process and es'
tahlish custom by law
This Is quite IN line with Lord Hal
danes remarks on "sittlichkeit" in
his address in Canada. in which he
emphasizes the Importance Of custom
as regumtive force and deprecated
too great dependence upon law II
~ IN Iiif Win wv warm Nff"'
by Ex-Congressman Mccall. In his
address in this city. in which he
showded that people are governed
by custom and public opinion quite
a. truly as by the government.
The broad principle students Oh po
lItical institutions understand. the
uueducated do not always compre
hend IL and often are inclined to de
mand that their ideas be converted
into law. And since a minority cat
often secure the enactment OF law
n u Is sufficiently aggressive. the
statute books are rapidly being clut
tered up with laws which are eitheI
useless and embarrassing. or positive
iy harmful Personal liberty Mr.
Andrae once heard described sarcas
tlraily. as The privilege which ever,
free.born citizen enjoys of preventing
his neighbor from doins what HI
ukes."
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
DIED WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Mrs. j. l.. Caldwell died a, the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J y. Caldwell.
this city. hast nisht at 2 O'Clock. De
cnased had been confined 20 her bed
for several weeks. suffering from a
complication OF ailments. from which
she could not recover.
Mrs. Caldwells mother, Mrs. keeie'
ana sister. from Mesquite, Texas. and
brother from Huston. Texas. are here
&, attend the funeral and were here
before the death OF Mrs. Caldwell
Also. Mrs. Ystta stewart. sister OF
Luther Caldwell. nas been here foI
ses era days.
The funeral services viii be con
ducted at the Baptist church in this
ciiy this afternoon at $3.50. and inter
meut VIII be made IN the Lubbock
cemeriery Immediately following.
~ Caldwell and sorrowing rela
dives have the sympathy Of the en
tire community in these hours Of
their great bereavement.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

finances at their command.
This is an important matter. which
the patrons OF the school should look
well into selecting men who VIII
take an interest in the work and
get the very best results from It.
We are certain the old members
would be pleased to have the bur
den removed from their shoulders
By the election Of others, and IL IL
not too early to be casting about for
four men to take the places OF the
four whose time OF office Will have
expired. Get a good lineup and elect
them on May End. which Is the date
set for the election Of these school
officers.
The election will be held at the
court house and j. d. Woods, j. d.
Settle and J. W. Lamb are selected
as the men 10 hold the election.
Look after this matter immediate-
ly. and don't forget about II. We
want good school and must have
il. and the Avalanche wbould be dis
appointed should Lubbock have any
other sind.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

Louie shropshire is largely re-
sponsible for one of the most attract-'
I've Easter displays In the window
OF Martin n Woloott that can be
found In the city. He has reguiAs
o,d-sashissea hog cabin cnciosed with
rail fence. with a meadow OF green
surrounding IL. on which a bunch al
real live. rabbits are hopping about
makes a fellow want 10 shosider
bis gun and give the cow-horn a
toot for tho hounds and hie himself
on to the woods to hunt rabbits.
squirrels and such other game Of
that class we used TO enjoy hunting
In boyhood days. Louie Is alright
and makes good on window decora-
tions as well as a proficient sales
men.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
APRIL SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH DATES SET
With The Civic League Of Lubbock The City Counc An
Tho Above Dates for General Clean Up Days in Lubbock
Everybody Should Line Up for Cleaner LUBBOCK

and as 10 the health of the commu'
ni,y II is very important that this
ne looked 10. Make Lubbock one
of The cicanest towns on the plains.
n can be done. and We have the
people that Will see TO II that II Is
done. n they will only get the i'm
portance OF /, impressed ON their
minds.
In next weeks paper We shall en-
deayor to give the systematic man
ner in which this work will be under
taken 50 that everybody will thor
ongiy understand what Is expected OF
them in this important work
Let everyone begin now TO gather
up the rubbish that has accumulated
about the premises and have it piled
up. and " you are able financially
have 4, hauled away; II not. see th'
President Of the civic League ane
get information as 10 what course Il
pursue to get II removed
Lubbock will be cleaner. healthl
er town after April 18th and 18th
Remember what We say Clean "
your premises and invite your friends
and Relatives 10 come 10 Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
TUESDAYS CITY ELECTION

In the city election last Tuesday,
for the purpose of electing three al
dermen to supply the places OF b. O..
Mcwhorter. l.. H. W. Terry and w.
X. Dickinson. who by virtue OF the
time limit had 20 be elected this
year. the following men were elect
ed W. K. Dickinson, l.. B. Wright
and W. b. Atkins. This was the
straight printed ticket. but during
the day an opposition ticket was
framed and quite number OF yo-
ters used a.
The opposition ticket carried the
nemes of A. J.. Towles. W. X. Buc-
hanan and l.. A. w Terry. A,
few votes were cast for 3. o. Nc
Whorter aud y. Lee. whose names
we're not ON either ticket
The result OF the votes. as given TO
us fOtaled As follows:
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
GOOD RAINS AT rAHoKA
Recent Rains vlslt lynn Country
rshoka TO Have Opera House
Election of School Trustees

TahokA Apr. g.. Beginning yestcr'
day morning and continuing all day.
a slow rain feli over Lynn county
Al sun dawn after the rain the gov
ernment Euaxe registered s5-ioo OF
an inch. and the weather is still
damp. with indications of another
shower Nearly al of the breaking
IN Lynn county has been done and
this rain wiii pat the ground In ex'
cellen. shape sor plating. Grass u
bcglnninx 70 come up and the ranee
ipoklng good. with what moisture
that has already fallen. the srass
ain come a.humpin
The Copan building on the west
side OF the square has been htted
up a. an opera house The tent
enc ls occupied By wethers Bros.
tailoring and confectionery establish
ment. the rear end is taken up os
Gamble a centry's motion piciure
show. and the upstairs has been a.
ted up as a dance hall.
Today Is school trustee eloctiof
day and IL promises to be- the hottesl
election ever bald In this district
rns candidates put forward are,J v
n1sr. .. 8. wells and C. H. crie
The patrons have iined un On the
church and anti church proposition
and each side is promising to rut al
a good nEht n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
sLAroN DEFEATED Lvssocx

The ball game between Lubbock
and Slaton. on First Monday. re-
suited In disastrous defeat 70 Lub-
book. inasmuch as they were defeAt-
ed at the rate OF IL to 10. Those
who Witnessed the game say Il was
poorly played ga,e cn either sidss
ussther team displaying any great
baI-payfng ability.
ThAse will be series Of games
hSre vriday and Saturday OF this
week between Lubbock and Plain
view High SCHOOL, teams. and rnsso
promise to be ones OF the Sarmese
series that has ever been played ON
the Lubbock diamond.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
AsERNArHY HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Locke James returned home
from Temple last Friday. where she
had been tor some time. awaiting an
operation thought % be necessary
on Mr.. James. but the specialist final.
IL decided Il unnecessary Mr. james
"a still At Temple. taking treatment
Tom Arnet, and Wife Of The Spade
ranch. visited hlA brother. J. c. Ar
nett last Saturday and Sunday.
Or. Ferguson. = Hale Center. vis-
tied our ciiy the last Of las, wees.
looking after his business ~ veter.
marian.
Mrs. ponnie lIuggins OF Hale Cen
frr. visited with her Abernathy
friends a few days.
Rev. Bone preached here last sun.
day
Elder Howard preached Monday
and Tuesday nights ~ this week
Evcry body ~ rejoicing over the
good rain OF last week.
Welcome Ragland Is building q
new residence out on his ranch
Rev. $. ]. Upton and Rev d. G
Ross will exchange pulpits ON sun
day. April 18th Rev. Upton viii
preach the baccalaureate sermon Cor
the Absrnathy Hish School, whiis
Rev. Ross will deliver Sunday
School and Missionary map lecture
AZ Estscado. UNCLE TONI.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
sHAlowArsR BOX SUPPER

There will be given a box. supper
No. the Shalowwtrr school ho~ss- nsxt
saturday night. April iithto which
ell are cordially invited to attend.
and to bring boz weil-hlied with
GOOD "eats.'' The boxes will be
sold and the proceeds used toward
the purchase Of piano for The
a. urcr and school building.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

II IN entirely Unnecessary for the
Avalanche 70 argue the Importance
OF strict sanitation in the city. espe
cially az this season Of the year and
good citizen TO have his premises
AZ clean as possible. Everyone has
a splendid opportunity to cooperate
with his neirhbor In get,ins the rub
bIsh out Of his back alley. and com
pete with him in the cleanliness Of
both back and front yard and the
surroundings OF his premises.
Few things. II any. compare with
cleanliness In the matter OF impree'
sion made on visitors to the town
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

A Are alarm WAS turned In Wednes-
day afternoon from the residence Of
u. Robinson. In the northwest part
Of town. The Volunteer Fire Depart
msnt responded quickly. and the fire
was cxtinguished before any amount
a damage was done. One room was
damaged some and the furniture IN
the room. thu damage beins. TO a
xrcAt extent caused BY the watsr'
which became necesary to save the
building from destruction BY f're.
No one was at home whsn the
arc was discovered and II n MOI
known how the FIRE originated
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
plAInvlew CITY ELECTION

On last Tuesday az the election OF
officers for the city Of Flainview, the
following officers were elected;
!. l.. Dorsett. Mayor; John Vaughn,
city Marshal. u. l.. Spencer. city
Secretary. L. Il. Pearson. City Al
torney: u. a. Humphreys. Roy Fry,
n. J. Ellerd. W u. simmons. ]. y.
Maxey. Aldermen
Total votes cast AIS.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
MAIL OVER CUTOFF SOON

In few days mail service will be
inaueurated over the LubbcckClovis
outon OF the Santa Fe. Al present
tho mail IL carried 10 the towns ON
thls route by automobiles. The new
service viii facilitate the work Of the
I.ubbock postoffice as all the mail
from ofhees south of Lubbock VII be
handled hers.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

A. VI Ludeman has traded one
sectic'. OF land In Lubbock comfy
f1r ~ acres of Grayson county sod.
having returned from there this
week. Mr.. Lndeman still holds sew
erai sections OF land In Lubbook
county. and VIII remain a citizen Of
Lubbock. His farm In onyson. vs
understand. Is leased for the coming
year This farm was the prop>sSy
Of ". n. Nayasld Of this eity.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
JOSIAH FOSTER suaigo

Josiah Foster WAS buried in f7Ains
view yesterday. tie died sunday and
was brought here for intermsnf.
Mr.. Fo~tsr was a pioneer resident
OF Floyd county. He leaves a fsmi-
~ Of soas and daughtsrx --Pi>inview
Herald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

Plninxisw's prpEasser" snow was
unngssal- n has besa sbsut tsnr
y@ss stncs people hsrs NV snythins
a thak ssre Rain vas Wo1ie1pd
iats yesesrday. and the asmmsv' v~th'
er had given place 70 sharp north
est wind. Few expsctsd snow. ns
fAli was less than half an inch. and
ceased about \ oeiock.--PlAinvte~
naily Herald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09
PROCLAMATION:

In cooperation with the Civic Ciun,
IN. city Council announces April
s7th and 18th. 1914. as Cleanup
Days for Lubbock In Union there
Is strength" in cooperation. there
n success let us unite and work
together Tor the cleanest city in Tex
as. Lubbock Is worthy Of the name
and We can make her Justly entitled
20 n y. E. wHEELoCK.
Mayor.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

Mrs. Hall Robinson. who has been
here for medical treatment since Jan
uary. was permitted 10 return to her
home In Tahoka. last Monday. Hail
came up IN his auto and took her
back home with him. much 10 his
delight. The many. friends Of the
family VIII be pleased 10 learn that
thi. lady has fully recovered.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

There was quite an interest mani
tested. and though they were not
all elected, which was an impossible
ty. three good men were selected to
hll the ofiice. and we are sure they
will All II to the best of their ability
and to the very best interests OF
the town.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

Dr. J. n. Cieland. of Dallas. rexHs.
graduated optician. 10 here for the
next few days at the IIotel How.
ard. where he will be pleased "a
nleet anyone needing work In his line.
He will also call At your home 10
you viii phone him--Phone No. 100
DIR. Cleland win be remembered by
a number Of our people for the REQ
son that he has been here before
and enjoyed liberal patronage
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

Wiley Puckett has purchased the BIZ
cycle repair shop OF W. n. Edwards
and Is now In charge ot same. Read
his ad In this issue.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

Tom Jones aud family. brother'ln'
Law OF John w.t. of this city. "A
visiting here thls week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

Sam n. Weaver OF yoakum eoun-
". was over the first OF tho week.
Visiting relatives and shaking hands
with his many friends In lubbock.
He is now on on business trip
70 Lorraine. In Mitchell county.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

~ Middleton. oi nro~aasld. was
here the hrt of the Teek. iook'ne
ssssr hasls<ss nsti~<r
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-09

Miss Nora Green waited n the hea'e
of ulss lseisn il~rasst The latter r~r
n lsss wssk.