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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE TICKET

The Republicans Of Curry
County met at the Court House
Saturday afternoon subject to
the call of County Chairman
Judge W. A. Havener and per.
fected an organization an d
named a ticket to be placed in
the field for the fall election
The delegates of precinct one
were called together and elected
W. A. Havener chairman of the
meeting. which elected Com.
mitteemen. The convention
was called to order by w. A.
Havener. The committeeman
then met and elected W. A.
Havener, County chairman, w.
l. Luikart, Secretary and DR.. J.
B. Westerfeld as Treasurer.
Upon motion of w. A. Havener,
Mr.. Rowel)s was made perma.
nent chairman of the meeting
and Fritz Herod secretary.
Both w. A. Havener and r. E
Rowells made a short talk to the
convention. Mr.. Havener sug-
gested that delegates be elected
to the state convention, which
meets in August, although no
mention was made of the matter
in the call. Upon motion W. A.
Havener and C. H. Hannum
were elected the two delegates,
as two were all that was allowed
since Curry county only cast 70l
votes at the last general elec
ton. Although the matter was
not brought before the conven.
ton, it is understood that w. A.
Havener and G. H. Hannum
have consented to-act as State
Committeeman, filing again the
position previously held by them.
Mr.. Havener and Hr. Hannum
were elected delegates to the
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30
Drouth is Broken

A heavy rain fell in Clovis and
over considerable portion of
the county Tuesday night, break
ing drouth of a month and a
half duration. during which time
the heat and winds have been
somewhat discouraging to the
week hearted and those who
would flee at the first fire. The
rain extended as far as the first
raVine or draw to the north and
as far as Friona Texas to the
east. 1t came up from the
northwest and that section and
south of Clovis experienced q
heavier precipitation than here
in town. Some hail accompanied
the storm but no damage is re-
ported.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30
ILL HEALTH CAUSES E.. v.
HESSER TO TAKE LIFE

Despondent and brooding be-
cause of i'll health and domestic
affairs, E. V. Hesser, who had
been in Clovis but a short time,
placed the muzzel of a revolver
to his head at the home of his
brother-in.l n.law Mr.. Unrue, Satur-
day morning about eight o'clock
and pulled the trigger. resulting
in his death soon afterward.
Deceased who was a sufferer
from the great white plague
came here from Colorado in
search of health. He is said to
have walked the floor all night
prior to firing the fatal shot and
is supposed to have deliberately
planned to take his life because
of his inability to regain his
health. When found he had
$4,000 in his pockets, indicat-
ing that self destruction was
not due to financial troubles. A
coroners jury was empannelled
and rendered a verdict that
death was due to a pistol shot
fired by himself. The deceased
has a wife residing in Montana.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30
WAR WITH MEXICO IS
TEMPORARILY AVERTED

loads Of Japanese, under Japan.
ese officers. are enroute from
Monterey to Chihuahua City to
reinforce the Carranza garrison,
according to American refugees
arriving from Monterey. They
also report the Monterey Steel
works have been taken over by
the Mexican government and
are turning out rifles and artil.
lery under Japanese experts.
Washington, june 28. AN i'm
mediate break between the
United States and Mexico was
temporarily averted by the COM
pliance of the demand for the
release of the twenty three
troopers captured at Carrizal.
Whether war was merely post.
poned or not. no one here would
attempt to say until Carranza's
response to the latest American
note was received. Until this
arrived there will be no decision
as to the President 5 laying the
crisis before Congress Car.
ranza's attitude toward the ex.
pedition and his willingness to
suppress raids, remains a matter
of conjecture. Should Carranza
order General rrevino to attack
the American troopers if they
move any direction but north,
the situation is practically the
same as it was before.
AMERICAN CAPTIvEs RELEASED
Dressed in the scantiest and
most nondescript garbs. the "a
American prisoners reached
Juarez at noon from the state
penitentiary at Chihuahua City
under guard of Carranza soldiers
dressed in bright, new yellow
uniforms.
The 20 negroes had been
stripped of their uniforms after
being taken prisoners at the
battle of Carrizal and they wore
the pieces of clothing which they
had been able to commanders
after reaching Chihuahua. One
negro wore a shirt while a towel
encircled his waist. Another
wore a pair of soiled trousers
with no shirt while others wore
bandana handkerchiefs. All
wore broad grins.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30
Children Bitten by Dogs

Last week the twelve year old
daughter of former night mar,
shall Bill Bailey was severely
bitten by a bull dog, which at.
tempted to get at her throat and
in the effort her arm was severe.
ly lacerated. 1t was only after
the arrival of help that the
maddened brute was beaten
away. Tuesday the young son
of w. c. Crow was also bitten
on the arm by another bull dog
in which case the injuries are
painful, though not serious.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30
Boy Run Over by Auto

The small son of John Guy was
run over Tuesday on North Main
Street by an auto driven by Geo
Roach and quite severly injured.
We did not get the particulars
regarding the accident.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30

With the agreement of General
Trevino to release the twenty
three Americans imprisoned in
Chihuahua, war was today
temporarily averted after Presi'
dent Wilson had demanded their
release within twenty -four
hours, but the further demands
have not been met by the Car.
rama government and that ii
only serves as a temporary stay
of action in order for both sides
to get better prepared, is the
general opinion expressed today.
Some warlike preparations are
CLEANED from the following:
Sixteen car loads of ammunition
destined to the allies were re.
quisioned by the government
and sent to the border. All
shipments of arms, ammunition
and machinery into Mexico have
been stopped. 1t has been def
nately proven by survivors Of
the Carrizal fight Of which only
about half OF the eighty four
Americans engaged returned to
their base, that the Americans
were deliberately led into a trap
under a flag of truce and shot
down with machine guns con-
cealed on three sides. The
bravery shown by the Americans
and their execution in extricat-
ing themselves, will go down in
history as one of gallantry. 1t
was only after their ammunition
was exhausted that they were
compelled to flee and some to
surrender. The Mexicans lost
their general and two American
Isfiicers were killed and one
wounded.
Sufficient supplies for 200 600
soldiers for thirty days Rave
been sent to the border. A fleet
or armored trucks and supply
trucks have been sent to the
border which will make the
American Army independent of
the railway which is held by the
Mexicans. From fifteen to
eighteen trains of soldiers are
expected to pass through Clovis
the last three days of this week
The limit of patience was reached
when another raid was made by |
Mexican bandits across the |
border at Hachita, New Mexico, |
in which William Parker,
ranchman and his wife were
murdered. Six Mexicans have
since been reported killed near
the line.
JAPANESE MIX IN
Laredo, June 27. Nine car.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30

Tom Lawson and Lee Hamil-
ton and families, of Tucumc ari,
relatives of Mrs. a. E. Curren,
were visiting here Sunday, COM
ing over with the Elks of which
lodge they are members.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30
Many Troop Trains

Forty. five thousand troops are
to pass through Clovis the last
of this week, according to state
ments from reliable sources. 10
will take eighteen trains with
fifteen cars to the train to con-
vey the soldiers who are en- route
to the Mexican border. These
are members of the state guards.
AS warm and as dusty as it
has been in Clovis lately, is but
little comparison with what our
boys of Company *" are hav-
ing to stand at Columbus.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30
J. A. McFarlin For Sheriff

The. announcement of J. A.
McFarlin for sheriff on the
socialist ticket appears in this
weeks issue of the News. He
received the unanimous nomina-
ton from his party and is sup
ported by others as well as
socialists. He has been a resi-
dent of Clovis for several years
and is at present engaged in the
grocery business on West Grand
Avenue. He is we'll acquainted
in the county, especially in the
northern part, and those who
know him best give him the
highest recommendations.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30

last state convention, but faileC
to attend.
The only special features oi
the meeting were the number Of
seconds to motions made by oul
man Friday" Overton of Ken,
lucky and that DR.. Clyn Smith
experienced difficulty in turnine
his head to see who was speak.
ing behind him. There being
no further business to come be.
fore the convention, the follow.
ing ticket was nominated:
FOR STATE SENATOR
DR.. j. B. Westerfeld
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
'.''......'..-. .............
FOR COMMISSIONER
District No l
William H. Duckworth
District No 2
Jno A. Larue
District No 3
FOR TREASURER
Chas. Justus
FOR Assessor
w. +. G. Parker
FOR COUNTY CLERK
"-'sssssss'--
FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS
.....-. ........ ....... ..............
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
r. +. Rowells
FOR SHERIFF
Geo. Mclean
FOR SURVEYOR
....'-....'.s ..........-.. a.,........
The blanks are to be filled in
by the County Chairman, with
the assistance of the central
committee, if candidates can be
pl divided.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-06-30

Mrs. Geo. W. Singleton and
Grandma Singleton left last
week for a visit with friends
and relatives in Kansas.
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9lrridIf 6cs glaltimorr Nctier6nreans
9eIrnraphiidlrr gNeltcrbcridlt.

Plus ocu iibrigeu 9unoes &etter.
@eo6odtmas Stationcu wuroen oie
iolacuoel 6ohitcn Ecmpcrotlren
sic um $ llbr geiieru gl6cno berri@.
ten, bcridltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20

2os 4rogramm iiir ooS CONCERT
Ser itdoiiihcn 8arf-anpeae imtcr
2eitma bon @rof. Gaaiel 6eIomanu
im .4oitcrion-Eart" bcutc glbcno
ron a3 bis 10 lt6r III mic foIgt:
parim Ec 1olah Gommauoer0 6an
luncfiffc Nrnn Nidmanicu1 .Wuhcr
Crpfn, pnipOni" ......Q Qroolc
A. yf0l3cr Shf0Ucu &c IhCc" piliunininui
o. 3Dopbon.z Solo slluaorlde Baninie1
1pboH
t0ctr Gouarb r. Cjniclh)
9. lnirIuduouac ucucfita0una bon
Clb Jnife al dnuc" !. . Nobcris
Icr 1ranm cincd 9hiii0rlifcrS" Eir
81 Onu Iiin Niiiune" .......... pnOcs
(nN Y0cDinrih. Alntis mo lHcDiorih)
s. Xcns prQbl Qiahi6" ..... C3loQnu
TO- 4qouD Dic WiuQrdicn" .......... Ditcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
gaicbaa am euuutoo aciidert.

onentlidcn Fldben IN &riDat.
@orIs uno in Oeu iidotii6cH
%orfs oori eeipicIt weroen. gl6.
iimulug I'M Ser6it. 9eioc
9lat6s5peiae ue6meu Die 9lmcn.
dement's an
9eioc 3pcige oeS Stooirot6cs
no6ncu aciicrn 9lbeno in i6rer 81.
sung oic @croronuug fit SonutogS.
9oie6oll an ii6cr mcldc bel Der
gSa6l i'm 6cr6iic o6aciiimmt perOcu
miro 9lls oie @orloae i'm 5mcitcll
3peigc 5nr 5meiten @erlenug fam
reidte Serr Bono ein glmcuoemeut
Gin. oie in Scr @orloac ongeicbteu
Stroi6eitimnungcn nit Oeu bette.
benOen &erorOnungen aleid 81 ma.
den. sSn Der Gorlagc por Die Stro.
ie fir lle6ertrctungen anf $40 ieiigc.
icbt. sSn Der alten @eror0nlng miro
Elm iolbes @erae6en nlr nit einenl
Collar 6citroit. IoS 2lmcnoemeni
wuroc angenommen.
9lls Frdiioent &u6crt i'm 5weitcu
3lueige ole &orloge Dorlc9te. reidtc
er c6eniollS cine Mcn9e Sdriititiidc
fir mo gegcn bic &orIoge Gin iucl.
hc in oos @rototoll mligcnommen
purOeu. SoOonn erfl0rte er, 0oB er
Gin 9lmcuoenent inter6reiie, lucldes
0cn @iiniden beioer Seiten entiprc.
den Iolle Gos 9ImenOement uerfiiet,
ooB nod glnna6me ocr @orlage Oird
Oic Stinuugc6cr nddiicn Ser6it Oos
9oieballipicl on Sountogcn mm in
oen oiientlicbcu @orfen uno onf irei.
Ell @lobcn iuucrbal6 ocr Staotaren5c
peItottct iein ioll, menn Die Eortbe'
bor0e oic Grlau6niB oo5u ert6eilt
imO Die onpo6nenoen Snusbeiiber
ni1t ae9en oas Spielen aui Oen 6i'
fcniliheu @l1bcn protcitircn. glud
OieIcS glmenoement ipuroc anacnpnl.
men. ooh mnroe 0nSicl6e i'm eritcn
3peiee oo6in amenoirt, oaB oub Die
@ripat Forfs cinaeidloiieu wuroeu.
SIN criicn 3mcig itimnten bier N'it'
glieoer aegcu Die 9luna1mc Scr Gor'
loge.
Gic IN Der DerdnOertcn Sorm on'
geuommene @eroronung miro MN.
me6r Dem 01apor fir ieiue Inter
ibriit umter6rcitet uuo oann in Ocu
3eitungen pcrofieutlidt tucroen
Ger Sta0trot6 miro 6eltc 9l6cuo
nit icineu porlieoeuoen 9lrbeiteu 10
weit ouirdumen ooB cr iidD morgen
gl6eno fiir oen Sommer perto8en
fam
@ollirtcn beioe 3Wci9 e.
Syu beiocu 3mcisen oeS Staotrotb5
imlrocn in 9lnbctrodt Der beronnu.
bcnocu 6crien picle bongenoe @e.
Ib1itc erlcoiet. Gnogiiltig iulroe
bic &croronung aueenommen, mel1e
Der 8creinigten StraBenbobm@ @cieIl.
i6oft Oos 9ledt gio6t, in Der SibcrtD
Seig6tS 9lpenuc @jeIeiie 81 legen.
G6cnfoas muroe Die @eroronune oil.
qcuonnicm ouf @rimo weI6er ocnl
.gltern. rno 2ebrer Club" Der
S6ulc 9lr. "a" oas 81 shoot rs. s..
2otrobc" am 20. SUM 5a cincm 9lus-
flug 0ur @eriiiolma itcbt, iopie Die
@croronang. Die ocr Linton 9Srotc'
itout SuiirmarD4 oas 9Redt gic6t.
on Der Golpert. inO SO. StroBc cin
@oipitnl 81 erridten.
@unfttg einbcri6tct
Die @croronluig fir oen 9ml eli.
ucr 6ffcntldcnS6uIc an Der Boplor
@robe. StruBc, no6c SoiaDcttc.gIDc.,
muroe BON ocn Gomitc fir Sdulwc.
fen 9iinltig eiu6cridtct.
irgeno uelde anoere 9oridriiien
bic oos oiientlide Snterciic 6eireiien.
6eiie6en iollen i'd oeufe ieood, luir
iollten es mieoer oeriudlen IS ut
mur cine 8roge Der Belt, oaB oieies
geidleben mlB-
S,u Oieer 9er6iuoung iiberlcnoe i1
S6ncn cirige 9hisidnitte aus @bila.
Oelp6iaer 3eitlln9en iuclde aniiI6'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-20
Sannrnani. nnb llntcraana.
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