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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-19
OsCURO

Last Wednesday afternoon be-
tween the hours of 2:30 and A
the public was invited 10 view an
exhibit OF the work Of the children
Of the Oscuro school The exhibit |
was held at the school house and
consisted Of drawing, writing and
spelling lessons of the lower grades
maps, compositions, paper cutting
and folding by lhs intermediate
grades and manual training, domes
tic science, maps, physiology charts
and painting by the higher grades
and high school pupils Especially
interesting features OF the exhibit
we're the maps of the different states
with samples of THAR principal pro
ducts glued to them, the manual
training work of The boys, consist
ing Of wndlasses, ferris wheels aud
miniature houses with cardboard
furniture, the colored maps and
paper folding work Of the primary
children and the domestic science
work of the high school pupils,
consisting OF aprons, dresses and
fancy work The physiology charts
showed that this branch of study
was being taught with thoroughness
and the younger pupils showed pro
mise and ability o, we'll as careful
instruction in their spelling and
arithmetic papers. The patrons oI
the school showed their Interest anC
appreciation by turning out in good
ly numbers, and all agreed that the
exhibit did great credit to hotl
teachers and pupifs, aud that 1t wa'
the result Of a very successful yerr''
work.
Joe Ashford is serving bis countr,
by doing duty as foreman Of th'
petit jury. The work OF the jul,
will probably take two weeks unit
all cases before the Court are giveI
a trial, so Joe will have leEgth,
vacation.
Lorenz Olsen came home las
Sunday and stayed until Wednes
day. MIR. Olsen is drilling a wei
on the Campbell place easl Of Carri
zozo and reports rather slow pro
gress on account Of having to case
There il u rumor ahoet to tn
effect that new mercantile com
pany will soou start up in husines
in our burg.
Mr.. and Mira e O Bryant ar
the proud parents Of son whicI
. arrived one day last week.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-19

Mrs. J. NJ. Gardner and children
left the first OF the week for q few
months visit with her parents at
Richmond, Virginia, She expects
to return by way Of ackson, Michi-
gan, where she will visit Tor few
weeks with Mr.. Gardner's parents
Tom Fitzpatrick returned from
III Paso the first of the week where
be has been attending school for
the past year, and will remain here
during the summer inonihs.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-19
HOME MISSION MEETING

The Home Mission Society Of the
Methodist Church met with Mrs
Andrew McCurdy Wednesday after.
noon. A very interesting program
was rendered after which refresh
ments we're served A large nun
ber OF the members we're present
and pleasant hour was had.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-19
CLOSE OF SUCCESS
full SCHOOL YEAR
To-Night's Commencement
Exercises Will Mark Clos
ing of the Most Successful
Year in History of School
TEACHERS FOR NEXT YEAR
WILL BE SELECTED TODAY

With the Commencement Exer-
clses which take place this evening
the weeks activities connected with
the closing of school will he COM
plete. This will mark the closing
Of the most successful year IN the
history of the school. Careful
management and extreme caution
in the selection of faculty has been
IN a large measure responsible for
the rapid advancement which has
been made The Board of Direc.
tors will meet today to select the
corps Of teachers for next year. A
number have failed to make appli
cation for re election and their
places will have ito be filed and
possibly new teachers added to
take care Of the increased enroll
ment and the enlarged scope Of the
work in every department.
The afternoon Of Tuesday was
open house at the school building,
and the display work OF the various
departments received much favor
able comment. On every side we're
"eye openers" as to what pupils
can do with efficient supervision
The manual training specimens and
the handwork OF all departments
created much favorable comment
A. two thirty programme wa'
rendered, composed largely OF pu
pills who have been neither absent
nor tardy throughout the term ol
nine months. All acquitted them
selves with credit.
Wednesday evening thirteen eigh
th graders received certificates oI
promotion to high school. These
we're, Sallie Johnson, Elmer Eaker
Pink Roberts, Richard Mcdaniel
IGrva Adams, Pearl Kennedy
frankie Gray. Gordon Pine San
Bethea, Liuza Branum, Isabelle
Tinnon, Florence Lacy, Willie Reilly
These promotion certificates were
also awarded to Pearl fly de, PerOl'
Stevens. Laura Dalton, Lawrenc,
Rowland and Homer Donaldson
who have been doing part high
school work this year.
Thursday evening the operetti
Marry Milkmaids" was performed
with much credit. The audienc,
followed with interest the musica
deN elopment OF the clever plot
; The costumes were simple but at
traciive and some of the specia
makeup deserve especial commen
dation.
, Tonight the graduation exercise
: bid to be OF unusual interest. Hon
Rupert f Asplund Of Santa +
will address the class on The subjec
of preparation and Preparedness
n and will OF course attach an edu
: cational significance to this militnI
n istic subject. A number OF choru
ses and piano selections will b
Q rendered and high schoo' promotio
h certificates will be presented by th
4 Principal. Mrs Ethel V. Jewett.
We repeat In conclusion tht
Supt. McCUrdy and his able corr
y Of assistants have given q good 8,
. count OF themselves as Is fully ev
denced by the successful culmini
o iion Of the years work for the teri
l915-l0.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-19
CIVIC LEAGUE DANCE

The dance gwen at the Railroad
Mems Club House last evening by
the ladies of the Civic League prov.
ed to be a success financially as well
az every one present having good
time SS7 90 was cleared which
the League expects to spend in
cleaning up the town.
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The Civil Docket About Clean
ed up. Several Criminal
Cases Yet Remain to be
Disposed of
BROWN MURDER CASE
SET FOR MONDAY

DlblTlct OouIt ioI A1inCpin CVu"'y
resumed sessions Monday morning
with Judge Edward l.. Medler on
the bench, yslieving Judge Mecbem
who presided over the first week OF
the term.
Since the beginning of the term
several cases have been disposed OF
and below we give brief review Of
the action taken in the criminal
cases up to press hour.
In the case Of the State of New
Mexico Va. Nieves Duran for un'
lawfully riding and removing from
range-nOt guilty.
To the case OF the state Of New
Mexico vs. Nieves Duran for main
ing borse-case continued.
State OF New Mexico vs Rudolph
Shultz unlawiully cutting fence
nollied.
State OF New Mexico vs.. Ross
Connor, peace proceedings, dis
missed.
State of New Mexico vs.. Cecil Jes
son Smith. obtaining money under
false pretense-no arrest.
State OF New Mexico vs.. j. J,
Ayers and Harriet McIvers, adul-
try-demurrer sustained
State OF New Mexico vs. Joseph
J. Ayers, wife abSndonment,- mol
lied.
State OF New Mexico vs. Santiago
Lucero, assault with deadly weapon
--nollied.
State of New Mexico vs.. Frank
Gray ct al, selling liquor to minol
plead guilty.
State OF New Mexico vs. E, T
Chase and Roy M. Pry, obtaining
money under false pretenSes-con'
,inued until next term.
State of New Mexico vs. Harvey
Glenn, wife beating--suspendeC
sentence.
State OF New vs. Chas. Sippel
burglary-no arrest.
State of New Mexico VS.. Georg
W, Wolfe, rape no arrest.
State of New Mexico VS.. Sabin
Montoya. carrying deadly weapon
-nOllled.
State OF New Mexico vs. Sabn
Montoya, assault with deadly wea
pon.-suspended sentence
State Of New Mexico vs. Lorenz
Torres, forgery,-nollied
State Of New Mexico Va Csye
tano Alderete, larceny horses -ver
diet guilty.
State of New Mexico vs.. Nesic
Analla ct al, larceny cattle--ir
structed verdict.
State OF New Mexico VS.. Sosteu
Carter, larceny horss-case col
tinued
State Of New Mexico vs. Leopold
Lucero ct alp to 3 years in Il
psnitentiary.
State Of New Mexico vs.. Frar
AsmerA larceny neat caitle-guilt
State OF New Mexico vs. Loreni
Torres. larceny horse-nollied.
State OF New Mexico Va Loren,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-05-19
HEARD AT THE
NATIONAL CAPITOL
The Results of the Primary
in the State of Ohio Have
Cast a Gloom in the Demo
cratic Ranks
RECENT PRIMARIES IN
NEBRASKA LEFT SORE SPOT

Washington, d. c., May IA
Especial Correspondence The pri
mary results IN Ohio have filed the
Republicans with glee and the
Democrats with corresponding
gloom. The fact that nearly 25.
600 Democrats in that state voted
for Frank Mounett. who was known
to be opposed to the policies of the
present National administration,
caused CONSERVATION among the
Democrats Of the Ohio delegation
Another discouraging feature If
the Ohio primaries is ,hS fact that
Senator Pomercne, who is d candi
date for reelection, polled the less'
votes Of any OF the candidates for
delegate. He was some $4,000 be.
hind former Governor Cox 1t is
freely predicted at the capitol that
Ohio voters will swing back To the
Republican party and the recent
primaries point Enthusiastically to
Ihis outcome.
According to gossip about the
capitol the recent primaries IN
Nebraska left u lot OF soreness and
bitterness in the ranks OF the Dem
ocrals, Visitors from that state
aud men in Washington who src
in touch with the situation there,
say that the Bryan aud anti. Bryan
forces are already in each others
hair and that it means but one out
come at the general election next
November that the state will give
its vote TO The Republican electors
and that United States Senator
ol that poli'itaI fai,h will be elected
There is alsJ An Indication of Re
publican gains 10 the congIe essionnI
delegation.
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BARNES ELIMINATES
@ALECv SMITH, 5 AND 7
Whitemarsh Crack Reaches Third
Round Of Professional Golf
Championship

NEW YORK, oct. fs,--out ~ the eight
survivors IN the Professional Golfers Asso-
ciatlon championship tournament on the
links ~ the Slwanoy Country Club, mo
fewer that four are ratlve-born. They
arr Tom Kerrignn. Of the home club
Of Mansfield. and walter Hagen. of Roches-
ter. the Metropolitan open champion
On The other hand. those redoubtabie
warriors. james 81 Barnes OF Whitemarsh.
and Jack Hutchinson. OF Aliegheny. came
through safely Barnes n the tall Briton
who has gathered IN money IN virtually
every tournament IN which he has COM
peted this season. while Hutchinson has the
snviabie record OF finishing second IN both
the national and western open champion
ships this year.
Barnes advanced at the expense OF
ALEC" smith, former national and Metro
politan champion. Smith could not seem
20 DO anything right. and although Barnes
was n trihe slack himself the Whltemarsh
man had no trouble IN getting n lead Of
fve up AZ the end OF the morning round
IN the afternoon both men improved
BY that time the end was I'm sight. and II
was all over after two more holes. Smith
had hts suitcase all packed. declaring that
he was bound for French Lick Springs,
where he expects 90 Join ''Gil" Nichols, who
fs taking a short vacation prior 10 another
campaign OF indoor golf
The closest match OF the day brought to-
gether those two home-breds, Jack Dowling
and Emmet French. OF York. In the early
hours these two brought or several bril-.
Han shots. French's best effort probably be-
ing az the FIRST hole, where he almost holed
se9 yards. They finished the morning
round all even and the match was not de-
cided until tho pair had gone 20 the home
green, Dowiing finishing one UP.
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Season Begins on Keys5one Alleys
October 25


The Bowling League Of the Artisans Ath.
letio Association has completed it, fnal
arranKemcnts TO start ita bowling season
on "wednesday evening. october 2b
The league will consist OF eighteen teams
divides Into three section. A. y and G. six
teams 70 section. arranged as follows;
Section A. Underdown, Northwestern,
Adelphi, Progressive. Pennsylvania and
Germantown
Section B--Northwestern No. ?. oak
Lane. Underdown No. 2. Bartram. spartan
and Southwestern.
Section c--Jehigh. Fidelity. Union. Har-
mony, hardwood and 81. Paul
Section A will roll its matches on the
Terminal Alleys while Sections u and G
will roll their games on tho Keystone AL
ieys.
All matches viii be rolled on wednesday
evenings until the schedule has been COM
pleted.
The following officers have been CHOSEN TO
conduct the leagues affairs throughout the
season: President. Joseph u. Avil. Under
down Assembly No IS; vice president,
William Taxis. Harmony Assembly No. IS (;
secretary. l.. y. Knapp, Lehigh Assembly
No Sc. and treasurer, Harrison Patton,
Southwestern Assembly No. 1s.
Most Excellent Master Artisan Robert
G. Thompson viii be on hand the opening
night OF the league 10 start fhe bowlers on
their seasons Journey.
President Joseph d. Avil has completed
n very intricate schedule Whereas every
team will know what alleys they are sched-
ued 20 roll upon during the entire Beason,
no team will have the advantage OF the
other on choice OF alleys Each will roll
the same number of times on each pair OF
alleys and no team will meet the same team
twice on the same pair OF alleys.
Considerable amount Of enthusiasm IL in
evidence prior TO the opening of the season.
which promises TO wax warmer and warmer
before It's conclusion.
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Pennsy to Play Altoona

company's annual baseball classic for the cham
pionshlp Of the lines east OF TittHiurgh IL TO be
staFed this afternoon on the cricket held at Al
toona. when the Purchasing Department team.
champions Of the General Ofnce League. play
the ALTOONA Car Shops team champions Of the
abe Purchasing be victorious II will make their
second lee this cup, they having won last
season by defeating WiliiamEport, The Purchaa-
iing team and a special party left last night on
special train with many royal rooters from
the general offices OF the Pennay leaves at 7
o'clock this morning, including the General Once
Band. which will be hand 70 liven things uD.
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LOST AND FOUND

AuTO-Lost. Buick Touring Car, factory No.
167964, IN neighborhood 9th and Chestnut. on
Sept. 10 $50 reward u returned TO Indemnity
Mutual Assurance Company, 42d Walnut St
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t26; stolen, Ford tour
ng car lsi6 moddsl mfg; No. lO4lslol Penna-
Car Insurance. CO.. A. p. Devoretx. manager,
Doa-si5 reward; strayed about weeks ago.
dark brindle Boston terrier: white mark on
Return TO J. M Fox 18th and Lindley ave-.
Logan.
collie dog; ian with white breast Rewar rd'
Return 70 Jacob Singer $500 Locust ST., or
HALEY Building 1918 Chestnut st.
FOX TERRIER--Lost. Rosemont, Pa: male,
black and white marking black face, about
turned 70 Davis Pierson. Sd. Montrose ave-,
Rossmont, Pa.
HANDBAG--Isost. handbag black velvet on
Frankford car No 4, containing valuable keys
and money reward II returned TO Ledger Of
nee. 9Th and Chestnut stH
PIE--Iost pearl fTGtsrnity pin; reward. Phone
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Soccer Meeting Tonight

The PhilAdslPhia League q Association Foot
North phiadelphin Branch y. M g. A. Cor
season will b. adopted.
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Hot on the Gridiron

PprNc.rTcN. NJ r. Oct. f2.-y.,tsrdav r..
:ssss. Laft: & is;ssaFFSSsS ana he e Ss:S%s ]
from ead 70 end; The baofdsid, however. Is
men are Ssinr eaIisd on 70 step % into ths brssnh
$ S e: ss On sHS sH.a
Sddy. Tibbott and Ebsrstadt; and Tibbott viii
rtAr' against Tufts
STATE COLLEGE,. Pa. Oct. la-ssn Cub
sss$:S sss sssi"s Sses.S SS'ilsSn%is Saii:
cr,rs sssmssn ths Ro., ~ y ,r.s :s sttsmp,s the
no so.ysrd line. ''''
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81 %srsuitSTs sn here s1 sss,sSSsy Il sa Tss
he opssns psS TSs ns ssoas ~ ths %s s II
sppoS:atI. -'' '" ~ '"' '''' '' inc"
noon @ 'ssnsi:tsd q Ions gSsiIss srIii, Win
stsr sivins spod ssh,sition with hls 'toS. tos
wss% Sr1$ 81: S. n HS.:s ssn sftSs s
nsS ESS were ET:Sr'sH,s q. 9n snsn
wSiIs i taeiiinS the dummy sSs last Monday wssk
attended their former el.s.@a''' funeral
is'SSa :sss s:.S ss.S;: q:
local student body 10 looking for a close score
MYERSTOWN. Pa, Oct. i2.--AIbright COLLAGE
football squad has suffered another SERIOUS blow
IN the loss OF Roland the promising riEht. end
team because Of maternal opposition to the
game
swAprx.xsopu n -. a, ma. So.
.sr ~, y ,ers,.n nc oarnet
Sh' eS ab nn3dneb sb pns nsra practice
detailed ;ss bsssSoarS Ss "a talk xnieh lasted for
&ven ehanee 10 chow whsihsr % or sa nnf wssS ME
mao ''n'n''a '' 'h' ..M
Hsussaen ana fears wsr. IN s.rss Or csssass
- he Hsrysrs sisdgm ysstsrdsy' sftsrneon. sse
team ,Lsstsd ior the aitsrnOea IN preparation
ss sss ssiTf.n Ss .osSSs 1si% rcs q the varsity and
.s ySsr y. ..1 :s:.l.s.l .s. .ss .s: IT,. VIZ.
5'.ss. .,Tr..,,,ou :. -. - :. -
:ss:s;: sS <. y 1is::s qss
VS.. y. 1890 W S,is
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Nationals All.Stnr Show

Jim Heaiy. the new Irish heavyweight SEN
sayon. wh? has scored nine knock outs out Of ten
tional Club Saturday night, Homer Smith OF
Paw PAY Paw Michy will be the party Of tho sec.
Johnny Erte hard tussls the other night In
numbers Jimmy Fryer will box Tony Laprette,
of New York; Terry Mcoovern opposes Lew
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Navy Defeat. Maryland Aeries

rss1sS ds.S Ss Sf Maryland VI ss: ss cSsss cSsys
sf AsEicu%Iturs % % here ye.teTdayL II to
entircly 20 the nervouspess OF the Agricultural
men In the opening plays: The initial score
% the sailors was made only after two fumbles
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BELL, TELEpHONB
OPERATING
Work near your home in pleasant ana
healthfui surroundings. with excellent oppor-
tunities for rapid Advancement.
There arc twenty-eight Heli Central Offices
In Philedelphiai probably there IA one within
: tunities for earnest. Intelligent young women
between Is and p years Of ageI
New employees are paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms. where the best
Of food 4 sold az cost. in every Central
ofhce.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation when "oif duty
Opportunity for advancement 10 senior
and Supervising positions.
Apply at 400 Market street. daily exoept
sunday, ssS So .na a. m oo 90 p m M ,or or sysnlpEs
Central Offices;
b4th st. and Woodland ave-
17O5 South Broad st.
l7th and Diamond sts.
Lancaster ave. east of b1d 81.
l0o Market q. (Operators' 6chooIl
ssDs fiS s1S and ffi BsSs. Ii sts %sfa ksasiRs.on
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Erne to Box Mack at Lincoln

The srand old master. VI VI Erne. sets started
Tor tho hrnt time OF the regular season tomor-
row night az the Lincoln A. G. and the veteran
~ sixteen years win hook UP with a ruGged op-
ponent when he takes on Bob Mack, OF ireland.
Mack has appeared In but one bout In the u. =.
A.. and he made n great impression when he
met Jack Toland. Matchmaker Oeorge Decker
has four we-matched preliminary bouts.
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Huntingdon Valley Races

suburbs nearby is interested IN the fret OF tho
series Of race meets, planned by the Hunting
don Valley Hunt Club. the event 10 take place
this Saturday at tho clubhouse OF the recently
organized Huntington Valley Hunt near Willow
Grove. IN the Old York road section. A large
and faAhlonable audIence Ia certaIn.
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DiIIion stops Sailor Crande

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE worlds series
was forgotten when Jack Dillon, the Indian
spolis Man Killer; natteped saIl2r 0randel pan
N the last minute Of the second round; Dilons
almost at viii. 1t was play for Jack from the
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Eddie Plank Helps All.stars Win

YORK. Pa, Oct. i2.-The American League
All-Stars baseball toam toyed with ths York
All-stsTs Yesterday. winning easily 20 o. My
the mound and restricted tho home teams
hits TO four. twenty-five hundred fans saw
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Boxing at the Gayety

In the ioScpoupd class at the cayety Thsater
OKeefe In three rounds and Jimmy white won
from Stanley Monahan In three sessions. In the
SusB.
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Eyers May Join Cubs

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-John J. Eyers is slated
10 succeed Joe Tinker manager of the Chicago
Cubs When the Cubs dropped their fourth
city series last week. the passing OF Tinker was
unofhcially confirmed by friends OF owner
Weeghman. who whs bitterly disappointed.
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West Chester n. S.. 2s; Glen Mills. o

WEST CHESTER. Pa, Oct. i2,-The fast
sridron sisvsn OF the West Chester HIEh School
opened tho season hcre yesterday and easily
vanaushsd tbs, Glen Mills School team by the
score of 28 TO o.
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

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ofice, one havinE had experiences In meat and
provision store yreftrrodf steady position 10
rlght person. hittenhouse Brothers. leO2-4
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