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The Lovington leader., 1915-06-11
LOvineton Girl Wins
Receives CsN Medal At
bnvnvssd 4 Sehssl

Miss Edith Johnson daughter Of
W. N. Johnson Of this place. who
has been attending the High
School a, Brownwood. Texas. the
past session. Graduated with high
honors this term receiving as her
reward the gold medal from "a
competitors for the be., essay an
Amer can Literature"
Her father is pleased with her
success and his intentions are TO
place her in some good college for
the coming term.
She and he, two sisters Lenora
and Mrs. Nations returned from
Brownwood with Mr.. Johnson last
week to spend the summer on his
ranch.
The Lovington leader., 1915-06-11

6slaaesene School
Closes

The Hishlonesome school closed
with long interesting program on
laa Friday night. June 4. for which
great preparations had been made
to accommodate the crowd expect.
ed. The men Of the community
had collected material and built a
platform in the open at the school
house - they were expecting a
larger crowd than the building
could accommodate.
By sundown the crowd began
to gather. and by dark about 200
people had assembled. who listen.
ed with great interest for about
three hours to the well arranged
program which had been prepared
with great skill by the teacher,
Miss Lena MoRan
Little Moree Briggs opened the
program with a recitation Matte q
Wishes" Followed by several 9th.
er recitations by the little folks.
The Fan Drill by ten small girls.
then some reci,stions BY the higher
grade girls followed with a hoop
drill by six boys and six girls. A
dialogue. MY Favorite Flower"
By Two girls. a recitation "A Boys
Pocket" by Earl Wilks, a dialogue
BY three Of the older pupils and
email comical boy. A pantomine,
The Star Spansled Banner" by
three girls. The negro plays, Sam
DO and Dr.. Penniwinkle, also Eph.
rum caused a great deal of laugh.
ter. Numerous other pieces were
good also. The music which was
made by Mr.. and Mrs. Capelton.
Ar. Hennicy. and Miss Hennicy
each playing different instruments,
was excellent. The teacher re-.
ceived much praise for the careful
training of her pupils and the en-.
.efteirmcni pIovcd to be a surcess
"A every respect.
By One There.
The Lovington leader., 1915-06-11
Service and Dinner
On Ground
At Hshlsnessme Sunday

AT the regular appointment Of
Rev. J. n. Clouse at the Highlone.
some church last Sunday. services
were held by Rev. d. \. Musick
in the morning, Rev. Clouse not
being able to reach there only for
the close OF the sermon. having
preached fur eral service at Mon.
ument that morning at 9 O'Clock.
After services in which one deacon
was ordained and a candidate bap
tized, a bountiful and delicious
dinner was served to the crow |
that was SO great that even stand.
ing room in the chur ch during
services was almost a que stion as
to whether or not one more could
be added. Quite a number of
Lovington people were in attend.
ance among some OF which were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Eaves, Miss
Mary Eaves, Richard Powers. Jack
Magness and Miss Ruby Iiolifield
and MIR. and Mrs Marchman.
Services was conducted at nigh,
by Rev. Coluse and he reports i,
as being almost like camp meet.
ing times.
The Lovington leader., 1915-06-11
Majestic Special...lSth,

The Majestic is advertising this
week one of the most interesting
pictures, the management has yet
shown in Lovington. The play is
taken from the book written by
Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady, l. L
D. Entitled; The Little Angel of
Canyon Creek, in 5 acts.
Showing how the presence of a
little child, changed Canyon Creek
into law abiding and God fear.
ing community.
This is thoroughly western
drama and should appeal to every
man, woman, and child in this
county. This date set for this
special is Friday night June 18th,
and you will miss a rare trca, if
you fail to attend.
The Lovington leader., 1915-06-11
Old Fashioned
Camp Meeting

There will be a protracted meet
ins at Eunice, beginning Saturday
night before the third Sunday in
this month, June.) We desire
this to be a camp meeting as many
people have expressed themselves
as being very desirous OF attending
a camp meeting in New Mexico.
We are very anxious ,hat all have
a chance to come and camp and
make this an old fashioned camp
meeting.
Rev. Walter J. Martin of Du-
mont, Texas, will assist. We also
invite all christian workers and
ministers to come and help us in
this great work.
There is plenty OF water, fine
grass close by. and all teams will
be pastured free. The people of
Eunicc are good, clever, religious,
and are very anxious to have plen-
ty OF campers, and will do all they
can to make it pleasant and profit
able Tor those who attend from a
distance. Let US have this to be
the beginning of camp meetings in
New Mexico. Many families in
these parts, go to the rail road and
camp out. Why can't we camp
at meetings and have an old time,
religious and social occasion.
| kindly ask the Carlsbad Cur
rent, the Plains Democrat, and any
other papers who will copy and
publish this notice. made a mis-
take last Sunday at Nadine in
announcing this for the second
Sunday. So now correct same.
W. R. Crocke,,
Preacher in charge
Eunice Circuit
The Lovington leader., 1915-06-11
THE LEADER Sl.OO

Owing to the large number of
new tax payers who are not fami-
liar with the method of paying
Federal taxes, attention is called to
the fact that Collectors Of Internal
Revenue can accept only cash,
certified checks, OF money orders.
All personal or cashiers checks
will be returned for certification
The Lovington leader., 1915-06-11

J. E. Henderson is putting up a
new windmill for Mr.. Aber this
week.
The Lovington leader., 1915-06-11
D. 5. Department OF
Weather Bureau

STATION NEAR KNOWLES. Nay, lsl:i,.
Mean temp. 648
Max. temp. 81
Date 25th., and 90
Min. temp. 81
Date 7
Total precip. inches As
No OF days clear %
+. Partly Cloudy 7
Dates Of frost. Light 7
oates ct Hail 4th. and 9th.
rev! direction Of wind S. and w,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31

blow Blair stanley had dealt Hnrar
with The heavy poker had made mn cut
or external wound She was -oru iu
fcvercd sleep. aud Esther was forced
To leave her bedside ut urgent sum
mons from below.
There she found Luke Lowell, head
MAN Tor ilnear here aS well rs at the
gypsy camp hidden IN the mountains
twenty miles away.
Su4plaioniug that liasar was 10 both
n mind and body Lowell had alfcad,
usuurd authority. Even now be- VA.
ordering the wandering hunchlmcs or.
san grinder from the place
but n Quahha WITS frall he WIS cour
lgcans IT, was Insisting he upuli
not leave the place until he had said
farewell to the sirnnec. grand lady
who had spoken Rumany In him and
also farewell in her fair faced dargh
ter WIN had Hiso killtlcn him 10 stay
md IT, refreshed
There was aimcthlnr an loral snd
lrnc In tho hunrhlmck's respectful sAzr
that. stranger - hr vas. 4 m-il- y
i'r- is.e his hand sner s'sfn'y d.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31


the excited visitor that Clarence, the
monkey. was not ut all a wild beast Of
the Virginia Jungle. hut simply an ltIn.
Grant organ grinders friend. compan.
ion and collector Of external revenue.
Then the stranger made known his
name and crrand.
81 nm NIormndnkr smythc bnrristcr
of London. England solicitor and necnt
Of the estate of the cnrls of stnnlcy Of
stanley cnstle Wnrwlcksbire." ho said
"Iord stnulny died ,bnrc , month oyo
from the lnnrmltles OF old age. leaving
no heir In England. the succession fail.
Ing to the eldest son of the elder
branch Of Stnnlcys Of this place. Stan.
lev hall.
81 remember il well. for was here
To verify the American heir nearly
twenty years ago. And a bcnstly OK.
perlcncc had. my dear Young lady.
/ WINS nmhushcd hy cronklng snvnscs
and fell on a horse and WIS thrown
not or the horse. hut 0rurntlyelv
thrown into the midst Of a terrific and
bloodthlrsy feud between Colonel
Stanley and Judge Stanley. both rim
.nortIur bally llrc eaters ns Won Yam.
spes vuv down cnst In vlrrlnl, snv
$50 INV GRAND yopnr lady I'm thcsr
wild pnrts of the American horder is
TO notify Young Arthur stanley both
Colonel Stnuley and the indigo bcinp
dead. that he 4 thp Earl Of stanley
and the title and estates await him in
WnrwlcIshlrc"
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31
Z o4tPTER xV
a Mind In the PAST

A nSLt. tchng resentment burn
IA ed IN the bosom of BaIr's
IN mother az with voice hoursc
to her own ears she called TO
summon Rlsir 10 make his part NJ the
bargain with the implacahlc visitor
who waited for them In the somber
living room upstairs, with the photo
graphs OF tile guilty thumb prints Of
Blair
No answer was returned TO her call
aud Mrs Stanley remembered again
the bitter quarrel she had had with
blair over Vivian Marston.
with bitter sigh the realization
came to her again that all the stern.
persistng ambitions that had cmblt
tered her llfc the desire for the earl.
dom aud the great diamond for her
most unworthy son-werc not worth the
heartachc aud tragedy that had dark
cncd her life.
It was with fierce resolve In n
sudden rcyulslon Of desperation and
despair. that Mrs Stanley returned to
the living room to tell her strange Wis.
itor. lIagnr To do her worst let the
consequence he what they might.
For herself the ausicrc Mrs. Stanley
resolved 10 strive no more for the sake
Of her dlssolule aud desperate son.
u will make no bargain with this
woman even TO save Blair from the
gallows." was her grim thought ''Nei
Their she nor the strange girl who wa
Dr. Lees ward and whom she now
mothers At Stanley hall shall have 50
cial counicnance from me"
But A. she assembled the stairs ia
make known her resolve she heard thu
slam Of a door aud the sound u hur
rying feet from tho living room n the
chnmbers Al the hack of the house. b
She opened the door from the staiI
landing 10 the living room. The cen
tcr table WIS overturned. and there
were other signs Of a struggle. but ths
room was empty.
Then a mufiisd groan. low moan IT
.pain. fen upon the rars Of Blair'sraoih.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31

or. The sound came from near the
iloor. behind the fireplace
Mrs. Stanley pressed the spring, and
the wall with the fireplace turned out,
and there In the scmIdarkness of the
"1orys hiding place. lay the uncon.
sclous figure OF IIngar. II was man
nclcd with tho sherlif's handouts that
Vivian Marston had brought to the
house after the tournament In mockery
Of Blair
The form OF IIagar lay half reclining
against the rined family strong box.
Mrs Stanley picked up the key Of the
handouts, lying near, and unfnstcned
the manncles on the wrists OF the
dazed and unreslstlng Iagnr.
Then the judges widow realized TINT
here was the elimination OF the wick
ed deeds Of the son she had inculcated
with u lawless desire for things that
were not his.
She raised Hagar. dragged her out
Into the room and closed the hiding
place, She was not surprised to note
Tint tbe photorrnpl,s of tho thumb
prints were gone She revived IIagar
and regarded her stricken visitor. pre-
pared for harsh defiance with no
thought Of compromise.
Bnt tbe whole oppression Of IInear
had softcned to a pnthetic. rowed wlst.
fulness 1Ier fncc seemcl younupr her
ovei moist and uiendinr
sbo lnrned to Mrs Stanley with ont.
eirotrbed nrms and murnured. "Giye
mo ms chlldr And thep nhlr's moth.
or saw that the blow her son had denlt
tbe strange visitor had 1enrlyod ber of
nh realization of the present.
The stricken brnln of llnear Hard.
inc wns cognlznnt Of no recent han.
nonlnp IIor mind was In the INST
nut tbc ludrc's widow was NOT n,vnre
thot thc dlsordercd intellect of the wo.
man bcforo nor dwelt only an thc prcot
tragedy of IIngar IIarllng's life. the
sale or nor son IN be folsted ns tbc
male heir 10 the parldom and the din,
mond from tho sky. ncnrly twenty
venrs oeo.
Mr. e,or,oy had ma susn,c,on NJ ,h.
,nnort ~, IJacor's words hnt sho roaI.
igod no cr,ynd woman was NO monaco
m el,hor herself ar hor son and sbc
lod hor dnwns,,irs AMI 10 tho door
whore shc sot hcr an ber wav IN Stan. |
low INN
Ar stnnley hail In thc rntbcrinr twl
light Esther wnlted for IInenr II was
n sad homecoming The dun eyes OF |
IIagar cleaned with recognition Of the |
porlnls of Stanley hall But the face
of Esther, the gentle. loving Esther. |
was the face OF a stranger TO her.
Alarmed and weeping, Esther led the |
moaning woman she deemed to be her
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31

aud Isaac Bloom and the equally mr.
gent hut more self controlled private
detective, Tom Blake.
The investing allies. English, Irish
md Hebrew surge In upon the in
ircnched chinese. The struggle OF the
Invaders Ia gain the sanctuary and get
Tor money or 10y force the diamond
from the sky II now ut lis nercest
hut al the while a desperate man Is
climbing the lire escape at the back
Of the Chinese den. lie has noted
curtain drapcd window bchInd the joss.
A crash Of glass Is heard within.
The frcnzied Hung III breaks from
the invaders aud PUSHES Into the sane
tuary. followed by the other Chinese,
the two blooms. the detective and the
bewildcrcd Engllshmnn.
A hand through the broken glass he
hind the idol has torn the diamond
from the sky from the neck and breast
or the great god Lung. With a demo
MAC scream the frenzlcd Hung
scizes a keen Chinese sword at the
foot of the Idol and aims n swift blow
a. the disappearing hand.
Woe and bad luck forever for the u
fortunate Hung Ia The blow has
missed the despoillng white hand and
has severed the hssd Of the great god
Lung,
Another slash IN excited frenzy and
down comes the burning altar HIGHT
and the nimsy furnishings Of the sane
tuary and the whole 0sn itself ars
roaring blaze Of nrs,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31

Gus. IIs fishes out the bauble.
IL Is the diamond from the SKY!
And II looks good to Mr. McGee, and
he tlees with It ut his best speed, fol-
lowed by shower OF rocks from the
colored pig boy, bereft Of the sparkling
thing he found In an owls nest.
Richmond is not far away, and Mr.
strap MCGEE has some loose change
he won ut gaming in the jail. lie pro
cccds to imblbc. biding his time to DIS
pose OF the bauble hidden In his rags
But when he drops into the curio
shop, opium den joss house maintained
by Chinese acqualntnnces, his upsy
vanity impcls him to show the banble
to the crafty Hung ii. priest den
keeper md tong leader
1t IL Il fatal thing to do, for luck has
been bad with Hung III and his friends.
The police have closed their gnmDling
Joint and shut down on opium smok'
Ing. Hung ii believes that the god OF
the sky, the great god Lung. needs
propltlntlng, and then he will bring
back good luck In plenty
Has word from the dinmond from
tho sl,v travelled TO ChInn and back?
Tbc ctIlev of The ereat god Lung IL In
M sanctuary I'm the next room, and,
Lang IL the god of the sky. The body
of a s,rnnrled trnmp Is droppcd through
a tran door md the liamond from the
si,,, IA bpng nbnut thc neck Of the i,roat
ood Tunp
This uiebt Mrs Burion Rnndolph
would q SUMMING on. Blnlr and Miss
,f,rs,on orc nu tbc llitc marty. and
nom ul,to tbn deinctlyc is IN be tholr
,uid, yloniernpt rlonce of canton
md. s,iopc, nnesos bctwoen tho dc.
,,.,,ro and Nfiss ,inrston whom they
woot ngoin
Tho chtnoso ,u,rtcr with IFS ioss
horso 10 ,bo arst nloco thev ylsit The
wliv I1upg III w,shcs no visitors TO the
,unor sonc,unrv or Ma loss tbe arcat
cod Inn. I'M pI,to win noi be do.
nIod
uo sovs bis frlepds bnvc come csne.
oiolIv IN hurn inconsc far pood lucl
ho,oro tho ,,ron, ,od tnng Ard 90
thev on,or tbe sanctuary and behold
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31
CHAPTER XVI.


TN U0YED by the hope that renew
* ed association with her gynsy
MU tribe might tend 10 restore
uagar 10 reason, Esther de-
parted that night with Hagnr from
stanley hall.
She was accompanied by Quabba,
now her faithful attendant, and the
sullenly inslstent Luke Lowell. IL was
a sad return of their stricken queen to
the grieving Romnny people.
Hagar recognized the gypsies as gyp-
sizes, but she called on the names OF
those long departed, including the name
OF her dead husband, Matt Harding.
whom she evidently deemed was alive
and threatening her For when she
spoke his name II was In grim revolt
and with bitter maledIctlons.
That night Quabba slept with his
monkey beside him at the threshold OF
lIagar's van. Inside Esther had sunk
In exhausted slumber on her cot beside
the fever dream afflicted llagar. Quab
ba's Hight slumber was broken by tho
crunching Of A pobble beneath heavy
foot Ounbba rhnsed and drew hIs
knife, and the mcnncing figure Of Luke
Lowell slunk back from the accusatiyc
moonllrht mto tho shndows and was
seen ma more
rbot night M tbis snmo bour Arth,i,
Stnnlev. n funltlye nnd n wapdorer. n
stranger I'm n strange land by his
smolderlne campGre In n far western
desert dreamed a Wild dream TINT
reused him with n shrek. lie saw tho
fcar struck face OF Esther and near
her the sinister Luke Lnven with
his groat rnnrled bnnds stretched as
though In clutch and crush her
on. r,o l., In soo,o,,. Ia p,,,,,,na
NAV forro, rnnloosnnt ,htnrs In ~
co.soioss FOUND ~ nou, e,,yoI,t,os
Mr. nur,on p,ndninh ro,urnod ero,,
hor st,y IN roIrfo, a. ind hor Friends
fl, on ,,,it,,d, o, doi,,,h,o1 oo,rn,isor,
tlon ,oworJ bcr sho con0do1 IN no,
dearest fric,ds ,,ot hor M, soomoJ
ro,cd IN Ia. ma M ,urmnIl nnd ,racodv
put ipstend of nndiny hersolf nItiod
I'm socIstv IN RIchmond Mrs pandolnh
found bcrself envled as social hero.
inc in those "dcllrhtrully dreadful NJ.
fairs
So Ms Tho bcnut,ful wistarlo WINS ON.
purpllnr her house and grounds Mrs
Durton pondolnh onnounced n wlsto.
rim fetc and oll Rlcbmond socletv was
nc,vousIv exnectnnt ~ mora de,,,h,.
fuilv dreadful orcurrencea
nut nlthough ,ho wis,nrlo fcte was
n wondrousIy hrlIIiant nno,r accord.
in, IN ,be sorlo,v columns M tho n,ch.
mord nanors mo- nn,onra,,I ovon, oc
cnrroa ,n ,mar ,ho ninasnra ~ ,ho ,ar
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31

or OF :he purple blossoms at his cous-
ms wistarla fctc. II have gone to the
foot Of the rallows for you. viNianr
he whispered 10 her
For he realized that this beautiful
dangerous woman was one to whom an
inscriptions and desperate deed would
appeal. lie felt that she to-, had a
past and that In wicke,lness they were
we'll matched. and for that the dcsncr-
ate Blalr loved her all the more.
For herself. Vivian Marston had lin.
rcrci In Richmond. leading an exist.
cree that was puritanical and calling
10 her In the vapld restraints. as she
fsemed them. N conventional southern
focial restriction, Her one strong. "a.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-31
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAP
TIERS.

a feud has existed between Colonel Ar
thur Stanley mud bis cousin judge Lamar
Stanley. over an heirloom, the diamond
from the sky, found Ia flllcn meteor by
an ancestor Also the succession to The
Stanley earldom In ENGLAND may come "a
an American. When daughter is born
to the colonel and the mother dies, the
colonel buys % gyfty boy and substitutes
him. Three years later the gypsy mother.
having had no part In this bargain, steals
the Girl. being reared In secret and leaves
her son undetectcd as the heir. The gyp-
W has obtained possession of the diamond
from the sky. and q document with the
Stanley secret. When Esther is grown n
beautiful young Girl Ilagar. now gypsy
queen. returns to Virginia with her. DIT
Lee the late Colonel stanlcy's friend.
adopts Esther but demands that Hagar
turn over to him the diamond from the
sky. Arthur Stanley. son NJ llagnr falls
In love with Esther and 40 does his com
panlon and cousin. blair Stanley, fghtful
male heir OF Stanley, In steallng the dla-
mond Blair causes the death OF the doc
tor outside In Arthur serenadlng Esther.
Blair escaping. lnfers that he has left
Eathers room. Arthur forcea him 10
fight u duet In which nlair IL only
stunned. He tries. with the aid Of ha
mother. ia place tho blame for the murder
NJ Lee upon Arthur, who now has tho
c. Tnrnnd. The sheriff attempts to take
Lac. M"
ao"tlnB ihragapa.kho reveals his Identity and
In Snyder ri h pa f1f ~ wild life. Needing
Signal and ,he.rHNr@ ue diamond In Rich
''e""' ""u BlNf IA n Richmond and he. too.
merce, 10 >iN|'tbe pawnshop The two
1ItnI hyfcnch other Al a ball.
n 1ulp4scd New York belle ia
Applcs Vii cf ho'br, they are stunned to
Oldham A. z diamond on the visitor. She Ia
t<I|tmoSa who has borrowed H.
Il<Hnf u telling the "bollc'f' for
merchant tcI|4 lowell lIngara gypsy guard,
guest OF b. Y No. a frali box 4 sheriff trIc,
week arreH |Afihuf on tho murder charge
csc l1|a from Richmond on freight
iln. TIE dianond puasos into a mail
Chrlg, wn|I.|N IoHt from wagon and ~
o,.,,. licked tn |nT Qpnbba, an organ grlndor
"iuhh luabbnn Inohkfy steals the diamond and
- lenvoa u ~ MI In q tree. Arthur Is
- robbed tI 'hnhnr who leave him No tat.
y tors IL 1trEn work at a farm Hngnt
\ takes EIlNIr 10 i've ~ Stanley hall An
old tlma I1Ifnancnt Is held Arthur at-
tends Id l'4I,n|ao. proves hmsolf the host
knight. d1f1aIlnf Blair, hut Is betrayed
BY the I1ifu4 10 the sheriff Qunhha. In
lost, hn ndcnNa 10 sheriff and Blair by
daring lo1N1|u1nH sln Arthur escapes Lat
or he le hpt4 'iIl1 arm Tom Blake. q de-
- active hired. By inrir produces finger.
Prints rroIInI NJ lr guilty Of the death
of Dr. ~ I|In|f aud HE mother quarrel
nbou, Vivian ~ gar proposes Oiicncn tn
Mrs Stni1f ~ De- price u Hagar'a and
t'sthcr's I1InN|foc Ncl In Fairfax society
Blair fidE1 owl illrar and steals the
hnRerpt f|u and iongy from his mother
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-03-12
SELF-SOWING ANIMALS

Plant self-sowing ANIMALS among
your bulbs and avoid the trouble of
bedding plants. There are many good
ones for the purpose, which once
planted will come up evermore.
For blue, there are Ageratum, blue
perfection, cornflowers and Nigella,
Miss Jeckell, for yellow, calliopsis and
California poppy; for white snow on
the mountain (Euphorbia), charming
with cut flowers. Where mixed colors
will not interfere with some scheme,
there are annual larkspur and shirley
peoples.
The stakes for the garden--for those
plants which will not stand erect alone
should be invisible.
Stakes, even green ones, are always
conspicuous and the strings which tie
the plants to them almost always
chah., = the natural position of the
stalks and spoil the grace of the plant
The difficulty may be overcome in
large measure by the use OF brush in
stead of stakes. Select pieces with
plenty OF side branches and break
these back If they are too long. The
brush is soon hidden by the leaves
and supports the plants in a natural
position, There is also no danger of
the flower stalk swapping as it is apt
to do against a string