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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28

The professors withdrew, leaving
the young victims together in the lab
oratory of the science building. Stu
ated on the seashore, in the curve Of
the wooded heights of Brooklyn, it
was an ideal spot for experimentation
The hum of the great distant city
only came family to their ears.
In three hours time the vessel
would anchor off the dock to carry
them away to the South seas, there to
remain for a term of years until the
deadly virus had been eliminated.
The young man shuddered as he
thought of the awful fate in store for
them. Now that the act was irrey-
ocable he began to think Of the sac
rifice. He remembered hundred
friendships, the college days when he
had been the heart and soul Of his
set. All these memories he must leave
behind him, to go out to a savage
island with this nurse.
Yet, as he glanced at ner, he began
.tc feel a novel interest in her that
he had never felt before. Life with
her would at least be companionable.
He was not so sure, now, that he had
done a foolish thing.
do you regret the sacrifice, B 81 F
F Y" he inquired, curiously.
mot a Bit" answered the young
woman.
May I ask why you are smiling"
She smiled more significantly. THAT
is my secret" she answered. Some
day l will tell you"
"When?"
when we are alone together"
But we shall never be more alone
than we are now"
IT know. But you see, A 50 W P
IA, the virus has not yet begun to take
effect in you
81 know it hasn't. I wonder how it
will feel They say that the first sign
is fever. I wish l had shorter name
for you"
The girl still smiled at him. He was
half piqued and half indignant.
Don't you begin to feel the effects
of the virus?" he inquired.
mot yet" she answered. II don't
believe l ever SHALL
why not?"
THAT is part of the secret, too" she
said.
He turned Indignantly. He had
meant to turn away. Instead Of which,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Makinu Resin in, a New Way.

A new method of extracting resin
from pine wood has been discovered
by Newton Critics, student in the
University of Washington. In the
South the solvent used is gasoline,
but from % to 80 gallons Of gasoline
are lost in the treatment of each cord
of wood. Critics substituted am
monium hydroxide for the gasoline
and worked out a process by which
complete extraction of the resin is
possible, together with the recovery
of practically all the ammonia.
Prof II. K. Benson, under whose tu-
telage the young inventor worked, ex-
presses the belief that the waste of
Seattle lumber mills will supply 10000
barrels of resin annually at lower
price than it can be made for in the
southern states.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
MISSIONARY
MOVEMENT
Sessions Of Virginia COav3Hfion
in Richmond Feb. 1916,

The sessions of the Virginia con-
vention OF the Laym@n's Missionary
Movement in Richmond, February IS,
II, Is, 16, will be as follows:
Sunday, February 13th-SreaEers in
some CT the local churches at morn,
ing services.
Mass meeting at $50 P. NJ, at City
Auditorium.
Monday. February 1ith-At Grace
Street Baptist church, corner Grace
and Foushee streets: 100 A. NJ,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28

w. @. HULL, MERCHANT
EIiantOWn
eyes, this is love-" said the girl.

Eyes, this is love-" said the girl.
"How do you know? Do you love
me? Do you feel the virus?'
mo" she answered, thoughtfully.
81 am sure now that | am immune
against it. | didn't tell those old pro-
fessors. but all women are
why? Why? Why?" shouted the
young man.
Because, YOU see," she answered.
I'VE have known all about it all the
time
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, &C

State of Ohio. City of Toledo, &C
Lucas County,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm of r ]. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
erv case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A D. 1856.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
Ic,~c surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
F. T. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28

"When a man is satisfied to kick
about de weather." said Uncle Eben'
"let i'm alone. He amt tryin' to
make nobody discontinued wifi his
Job
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Stone Ware
4 lots of Stone ware Sc pc" gal.
Notions, Etc,

Notions, Etc,
CIark's ont, 2 spools for 5
Cushins Perfection by es, 3 pks Zoe
Mems fine shirts | 90. now 75c
Mems fine shirts Coo, now Csc
2 so mems hats now 1881
2 90 mems hats now LIZ
| 80 mems hats now l.G0I
60c mems caps now Isl
zoe boys hats now IS
Suits
BOYS 800 serge suits $50
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
O. j. CAMPBELL
LOCAL DENTIST
MONTERREY, VA.
Office in Masonic Temple

By the administration of Son.
noforn., teeth are extracted abso-S
lutely without pain-safer than
chloroform, ether or nitrous oxide
and its administration is not fol-
lowed by any of the accompany
ing disagreeable effects Of cocaine,
eucaine or any Of the numerous
ocal anaesthetics.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Notice

Any one who is going to sell any
kind of property by way of
public auction, call on me for your
auctioneer. will cry any sale
| .rge or small.
| respectfully solicit the patron
age of the people Of Highland.
1t Hubert Smith,
Hightown, Va.
E@zrEzzzRzazkz.szsa
5ixgHh;,Ia(,s sAas5NElCEsM
Ssakes Kidneys and Bladder Eight
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28

Stock and Poultry Powders
All pc sizrs lie, 8 packages 30
All soc sizes 35c, 3 packages 100
All 2 90 buckets ! III
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
Proprietary Medicines

lOc box mica axle grease &c, 3 for
zoe !:
Csc box mica axle grease lie i
SC cakes laundry soap 3 for lOc
Sc cake FEELS naptha &c /
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Die bentise Gage.

2ie offi5ieaen Nadri6ten Ioiien
erfennett, ooB oos @ereoe bon Der
@rfolgloiigfeit Ser oeutlden 9ffenii=
be ouf Dem 6iigel 304 falid NOR.
Die 9eutl6en bober ~olleroings ntdt
oen gan5en SiigeI erobert, nie on
fanes bebauptet pllroe, ober lie ba=
BEN cine &eibe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@raben genommen uno hire 5tel=
lungen rei6en iebt bis sur Spibe
oes Siieels. Iuf oen iibrigen
S6la6tfeloern bat ii6 nidts berGn=
bert, ood ideint i'm galfon pieoer
cine erbObte gotiefeit eingeiebt Git
baber. SSi1 Srlano iino neitere ge=
Dolutionsfiibrer bingeridtet. Sr
Stodbolm bot man cine onard)iitiide
gerldmorung gegen oen aonia ent-
neft.
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Ser idlabisitc Menid".

Gin befonnter 2ouisbiaer IoDp.
fat, amerifaner uno bon polig neu-
trailer 8eiinnune, bot elm Die ao-
meteorological &oofebeIts fet1n8eif-
ltenoes @ort geprGgt. Gr nenni
ben friiberen Yr1iioenten ben ida.
bigltet aberdeen in Imerifa (tbe
heopelt man in tie countrn). 9ns
Gigenl6aftsfuort deep" lGBt lid
in oieiem 3uiommenbange am Be.
item nit Dem befomnten oeutid,er
@usoruf yldabig" pieoerqeben, 10.
piel fpie pera6tlid, idmubig, mi
10 t%peiter, aber iddbig oelitet BOD
nod cine nieorigere 9enfart ON, al:
Die erfDobnten beioen 8egriffe. lin
er@etpabrsmam sbemerfte, GooIebeIt
lei elm Mann getpeien, oeIIer
9eiitige ei9enidaften nno better
bermeintIide @eroobeit oes aorof
tiers er gead)tet babe. Sn5miIder
babe &ooieoelt's 8erbalten i'm Be
ipogen, Iein nripriinglides llrtei
ipelentlif 5n mooifi8ieren. ltnIel
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ue6er Uon 65benoorf.

Bi0rn 8i0rnfon mndt iebt cine
8ortrassrsife burh @ionbinnpien unb
er56blt IN einem feiner 8ortrGge bon
@eneroloberft Greiberrn apnrob BON
56benborf, bon Dem er I'M 5auptquors
tier empfanser purbe. 9iornfon teili
nidt nit, mas ihm Der 0fterreidH1s
ungdrifde 9eneralfobshsf gefagt bat,
er snftptrft nur cine @1iIberung bon
oeHen perfOnlidtett. @r riibmt Den
mifben Bid feiner Musen unb f.tn Cd
6eln, oas Elm sutes B~erffdronis fir
ales 5eist. felbft bn, mo EN- armes 6erS
ntdt gu fpreden tpast. .@r it," fost
Bi0rnion. rein e9ter Oeiterreiher, i1
fe,ne fstn 2anb, mo bos rein Menfds
HIDE 70 bic Oberbanb geiptnnt, pte In
biefem 2anb; es stptngt ii6 atpifden
untformiertem Mefen unb anerlei
3eremonien btnourh unb tleibet fi6
In oas ltebenspiirbisHe @epdno. Das
sroBe @ebeimnis, es TIT eth finflerH9
besabtes Doll i'm suten Gimme. Dos
Senitble, Geinfiiblise IN feinem @eIen
tpur5elt nidt i'm Gboratterlofen, 6os
benefit btefe 3eit i'm 4uftatt su Der
gepaltisen &raft, bic es ieBt enffaItet;
in ibn liegt Muiif uno 9umor, bod
benz folet Der adR Miae unb Die Gnts
|fdlofenbeit, ii4 burd8uidlasen.
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Sun 81. Gebnrtsta9,

Mit Ser bentigen Nmmmer be
ginmt Die nJreie Grefie fir Segas"
ibrem 50. Sabrsans. Die 3ett flieet
idjnea babin, beIonSers int 3eitnngs=
geldGft, bas feline &nbepanie fennt,
in iueldjem itnermiiblid , Dbne I'm
terlaf searbeitet iuerben mnf. 8enn
an bic Tertisitellnng Der etren So
ses : Mmssabe fnapfen iidj ipfurt Die
@orarbeiten fir Die nGdite nnb 10
sebt es in larger &eibenfolse met
tel, in beitGnoiser Mnipannnns Der
@eiitesfrafte; namentlid in bieier
amfgeregten, ereisnisreiden TeripSe,
iuD nnier altes @aterlanb iid) NIT
%ietnen &erbinbeten fait gesen Sas
ganse europa su berteibieem fat,
fit feline Griitems fampfenS nnS INN
ieine SelbtitanOtgfeit rimsenS, nnb
ipo es infolge beiien 10 maiienbaften
Stuff at beipaltisen giebt.
Die oTreie 8rei1e fir Serss' er.
ad)tete es beim Mnsbrnd bicies se-
tpaltisen Grieses ipfurt ais lire
8flidt, iid nit ibrem 2eierfreile
bmrd) Die @iebernnfnabme Ser tag
ItdJen Mnssabe in engere 8esiebnna
gu ieten mnb linn entgesen BEN emf
itelten nnb sebaiigem Mitteilnnger
Der ensliid : amerifaniiden glat.
ter ipabrbeitssetrene geridte iibet
Die gorganse anf ben &~riessifau-
platen inb in 9eutidlamb ielbit,
gu liefern. 9ieier sdJritt nnIere1
3eitans fat in weiten &reiien Gin
flans ~sefnnoen inb mir f6rtnen uus
riibmet, mand]en Srrtnm amfgefIGrt
piele iibertriebene Nadrid)ten aai
bas rid1tige Maf siriifsefIbrt mn
sablreide angitlide 0emiiter, Die I'D
bnrd bic bentidfeinOliden NelSnn,
gen beeinflufen liekeir, bernbist 81
baben. Mlein, es gait nidjt MIR, &c
gen bic probritiideyref1e anfsntretrn
mir batten aud itnb baben nodl BET
5tanbpnnft Der Sentid : Mmerifn
ter sesen alle sesen iie seridteter
Mngrtffe iuegen ibrer Harteinabm,
fir ibr S~eimatslanb 81 berteibisem
Will man ins bod baram binbern
iinierer Sgmpatbie fir bas 2ano
mo nniere @iese itanb nn6 Dem mil
entitammen, Mmsoruf s1 perleiben.
8ie Die pJreie Treiie" tets BIZ
Sntereiiem oes 9ettid : Mmerifansr
tnms mabrgenomuten iin6 bertreter
fat, 10 lit iie audi in bieiem Son
flift nnb ben oaraits berbprgesange
men fifJ gegen uns ridJtenben Sc
gleiterIdetnnngen nit aller Graf
fir Die &edte bes Sentidtnms Elm
getreten nno tie mirb bies audi fer
MERLIN lire anfsabe iein laiien.
Soften mir, baf bas blntise @in
gen red)t bal0 NIT einem slGmsenoei
Siege Der Oentid)en @affem enSei
mDse mnb Sak mir beim mGdlitei
Sabresuediel Die Jriid)te 6ieIes Sic
ses mnb Die p6llige @ieberberitel
lung oes JrieSens ansnfinSisen i'm
ftanbe iinb.
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Jreie &rcie fit geras: WitwDd 10. Maai 1915.
gpn &plfes, nid)t non GOttes
@na0en!

Hauiperte lid orein1al, leqte Damn
; Sein 9eIoenmoul in Salten uno
50 Itift iid In 8lumenollers be-
fonntem Spotteeoitt Der tugenoz
lame SelO Aeneas CUR S6iloerunq
ieiner 2eioen an, uno 10 bat aud
Dor Elm paor Sogen i'm Senut nit
IN tiefiter moroIif1er Gntriiitrnq be-
benoer Gimme Senator Saul SUI
ting feline 2eioen geIdiloert. SSSo,
ia, ooS SAidIol bot 6errn Snfting
grauiam miteeipieIt. Saben iid bod
5unoerte ieiner 8abler nnteriton=
ben, ge9en feline @altung in Der &on-
%troperie NIT 9elttIdlano gu pro-
teitieren, lauter 4erIe, melde sic
berriifte Sbee baden, ooB er I'M
Senat lei, nm lie, ntdt iid), gil per
treten, unb DOB er linen iiber iein
Gun unb 2aiien Hed)enidoft [bui-
DEL Sat es bod fogar cine 9Ln5obl
ietner Gonititl1erten, oarunter, @ott
Iei'S geflagt, audi iolde nidltoent=
Ider abitommune, gepaet, i'm IN
iborfen 8orten on feline Ylidt 5u
erinnern uno i'm 3u belebren, DOB
er nidt ols lntertan &onig @eorqs,
lonoern als Gertreter bon @iscon=
fin in 8oIbington 3u itimmen ba=
bel l1no olS Oh es oaron niht
genug, muBte er iid Damn nod Dor
berlommeltem arieespolfe bon Ell
mem &oIIegen abfan5eln laiien mie
einen S6uliuneenl 8eim 3eus, bos
lit 5u niel!
Serr 6uiting i6eint gu ~pergeiienL
oaB er bon 8oIfes, nift bon GOT
tes @naoen Senator, bob er Ser
9iener Ieiner &abIer, nidt Ser
oes Braiioenten lit, nno oob Iei=
ne 8abler, fpenn Tie i'm onf SIR
pegen ieber, nidt MIR oos &edt,
ionoern aii6 Die 9fIift baben i'm
auf ben redten @eg gu meiien. Sci
ne nod siemlih nelle @iirbe ideint
Baulhen 5u Gopf geitiegen gu iein.
Son 8eruf lit Serr @nlting Mn-
malt. Gin Ionoerlides 2idt in lei-
ner Yrofeilion iGeint er ieoo6 nidt
gu iein, Ionit batte er in ieiner ant,
mort auf Serrn Sreb Bahits SdJrei-
ben idmerli6 Die 9aimmbeit began=
gen - bon Der llnperidamtbeit oes
Stills CANA gu IfDeigen - Dem
@mpfaneer 81 einem S6ritte gu ra=
ten, Der i'm nit oen Strafqeleten
in &onflift brineen mnB.
@ls 8unoesienator lit Saul Sll=
fling etne &reatur oes 3nfalls, Ser
feline @obl nibt leiner Acknowledged,
ieinen gerOieniten, ieinen @or5ii-
gen unb Eugenoen ~peroanft, Ion-.
bern einer Spaltung in Der repnbli-
foniiden Yortei. Gin gliiflides
l1ngefobr bot i'm aug beideioener
MittelmoBiefeit emporgeboben nnb
uuf ben peranttportunespollen Soften
geiteGt er bot ii9 oif oemielberl
nidt bepabrt. er bat Ieine 9fuloie-
felt nidt aetan. 9os @olf bon
@isconiin, oas er i'm Senate per-
treten io1, bot er getauidt, Die
Stimmseber, Die ibr giites &edt for
oerten. perbobnt, uno bel alleoem
bot er nidf eilmnI Die oreibig Gil
berlinee ieiner riiderotloien 6ole=
Iamfeit ben 8iinfden bes YrGfioen-
ten seseniiber erbaltetL benin nidt
Der bon inn Borgefdlagene, Ionbern
Elm anberer miro &idter oes 8nn-
oes : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT bot
nift reolid an ieinen @nftragge-
bern. ben @ablern bon @isconim,
eebanoelt, uno oiefe meroen oafiir
lorgerL Dob iein eriter 9ermin aIs
8unoes-S Senator audi iein LETTER Iein
miro. @ermania=5erolo.
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% rlnsliid unb @orsen Dir brtu

20 9 llneliid unb Sorgen Dir brins
gen,
Gs lit ntht pergebens:
Simmer aug bunflem @runbs fprineen
Die Suenen 6es 2ebens.
aae SurteR BON 9rnd . qrbeiteu,
uie Bidder, oSuIbers", g~rief6osem INNS
Spmberts, Sarten, GireuIare, Ginlabuns
gen nitu., In Seutih nnb Gngliid, uctI
anssefibrt. @iIfpm & Gmtpra.
N q n n 8rintina 60, FOG &abarrp Ctr,
Sci. Grpdett 1894.
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@iiemBatn /. EaBrpIan.

9. & O.. q.
SEQ. 12-8on 2nrebo 800 BORN.
$50. 6-8on 2arebo 3. ..7:3O abenos
No. 5-Son ct. 2ouis ~. $3.50 BORN.
No. 9-2ocnl bon Sablor II 1880 BORN.
so. 1-ySnnfbins Special. bon ct.
SoitS .......... sos abenbs
go. 4-No6 galeitine ..7:2o moreeus
$50. 2-gsunibine speeiaI" mad ct.
$50. Social Na6 sablor ......s...
80, e-aa6 ct. Souls nno orten an
Der Santa Sc ........8:05 abenos
geo. 5-Ha6 2areoo ....S:45 moraens
70. 11-0od 2orebo 1000 abenbs
e. y. & u. 3.
Gnfnnft =
$40. 1s-@on .Souiton, @aeo uno gor<
bus gbrtifi ........6:55 uadm.
No. 14-@on 3onfon nrb &iftenorten
............... 600 BORN.
$50. 12-@on goafnm ltno R~iffenorten
$50. 41-gon asrrbile. :. sos porn.
go. 43-bon &erbiIe, uur Gonntaes :.
5000. 1856 nbenos
No. 145-8on &errbine, tdaIid, ousaez
rontmen Sonntaas ..6:45 abenos
Mbfabrt -
$50. 15-Nad 6ouiton, @aco unb Corr
bus gbrifti ........ 8.45 BORN.
SO. 1a-Nad SOrfton un0 aiiffenortsn
SO. 11-gaa gOafum nno aiiitenorten
2:05 nafm.
No. 42-Nn6 aerrbiIIe, mir an Conn
SO. 146-Mad aerrbine. .5:O5 obenDs
go. 1857 Na6 @errbiHe tGalidl ulsae>
11or11f1en @onnfnas. -. 7:06 BORN.
o. 8. & 9. \. t5miptIinie,)
10. 1o1-snnfet ainiiteb, bon Rep 81.
SO. 1os snniet aiaite6, BON san Srams
cisco 1858 BORN.
go. 7-Sdnen5us, bon Nep Orleans. :.
SO. s-ednensna. bon Sci gfio 80.
11.00 torn.
ao. e-@nniet erpreb, bon Metp Or
Icons: ...:.........7:55 na6m
go. 10-Suniet ggpreb. bon Can Srdns
cisco .........--.- $3.50 nndni.
Gbfnbrt-
go. 101-5uniet 9imiteb, mad Gan
SrnrtctSco :. ........ 1850 BORN.
30. 1o2-9unfet 2imiteb, nad Stem Or
leans ......... 400 bornr.
go. 7-Sdnensus. mad Sci @io......
i. ..:.............11:00 BORN.
30. 8-Sdneu5ne mad Stem Orleans.
1880 BORN.
go. 9-9unfet grpreB mad Gm Sran>
cisco $3.50 nadnt.
SO. 1O-Suniet grpreB, mad Metp Or
lectte. ..........--.11:0 100 nnhts
yterurra Chiffon.
| Nntunft -
no. 301-gon 5outon, Sort 2apaca,
8ictorin. Guero .-....7:20 nndH
MbfabrtH
ND. S02-Ma6 guero, gictoria, Sort
2obnca. 5olifton --....7:55 BORN
IN o 4. q
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Snso 5ensI, ltbrmader. 224 g.
Commerce Strake.
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~, 8. s.
eanta &c (S. 4. q. 81. 9epot)

eauta Sc (S. &. q. q. 9epot).
@nfrnft =
go 5-&om 9orbeu .....S:30 BORN.
SO. t-@om Norben ....9:05 abenbs
Mbfahrt-
SO. 6-9ad Dem 3or0en. .8:05 uadm.
$50. 2-Nad Dem Noroen. .9:15 bonn.
g. g., Ii. C @. (S. & q. 81. 9eput..
9nfunft =
$40. 2-gon Corpus gbriiti itnb 0Sen
...... -. ...... $40 nahm.
SO. 4-8on Corpus g6rifti II. garriso
Springs ............7:00 BORN.
Abfnbrt
SO. 1-Na5 Corpus gbrifi ........
.10:30 BORN.
SO. 3-9d6 goipus gbrifti nno gars
RICO Springs $500. 9:30 abenbs
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-11-16
PAYS FOURTH DEATH
CLAIM PROMPTLY

The past week the New Mex.
leo Life and Aid Association paid
its fourth death claim. The de-
ceased member was Mrs. Isla
Mann and she died at Roswell,
following an operation in a sani.
tarium at that place. The
death claim was Immediately y
paid to her husband, K. H. Mann,
who was named as her benefici'
airy.
The New Mexico Life and Aid
Association has had a most
successful business since
it was organized about eighteen
months ago. During this entire
time there have been only four
deaths in the ass )ciation-a most
remarkable record, showing that
the association has exercised due
care in selecting its risks. The
plan that this association is or.
ganized on furnishes cheap in
surance to many people that
might not in many instances be
able to carry other protection.
Another thing that commends it
to the people of this particular
section is that it is a home in.
stitution under the guiC ance and
management of Curry county
people.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-11-16
Clovis Men on Program.

The New Mexico State Teach.
er's Association will meet at
Santa Fe on November, Is 20.
Several Clovis people are on the
program for discussions of sub.
jects. A. X. Seder, principal of
the high school here. will talk on
Standardization OF the High
School; its needs and what it In
wolves" County Superinten'
dent j. M. Buckley. of this coun-
ty, will lead the discussion on
THE Employment of High
School Agricultural Teachers to
Handle the Work of the Boys
and Girls Industrial Work O.
the Entire Year" Hon. L. c.
Mers fielder will talk on "Gener.
al Survey of Education in New
Mexico.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-11-16
PATTON'S ELECTION
. HAS BEEN CONCEDED

Wednesday Hon. Harry L.
Patton received a wire from
Santa Fe saying that his election
as attorney general of New Mex
leo had been con ceded by the
Republican headquarters. The
face of the returns indicated all
along that Mr.. Patton had been
selected, still it no doubt sound
ed good to him to have the op-
position concede his election.
All Curry county feels proud
that the voters of the state have
seen fit to choose Mr.. Patton for
this important position. That
he will serve the people faith.
fully and we'll goes without
question.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-11-16
CLOVIS TURKEYS FOR
THANKSGIVING DINNERS

Turkeys from the CLOVIS coun.
try will grace the table of many
a person on Thanksgiving Day.
] Frank Neel of the Clovis
Creamery and Produce Co., has
been busy man this week buy.
ing turkeys of all sizes and dis.
cription.
Saturday this firm will ship
out a full carload of some 1900
or 1900 birds. The turkey bust
ness is getting to be one that
brings considerable revenue to
the farmers of this section. For
this car load and the additional
turkeys that he will ship be-
tween now and Thanksgiving
Day, Mr.. Neel estimates that he
will pay the farmers of this Sec
ton of the country in the neigh
borhood of S3500.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-11-16
SOME FACTS ABOUT .
THE RECENT ELECTION

About the best figures at hand
give Wilson 8,563,7l3 and
Hughes 8, 8,160. 401 popular votes.
a plurality for Wilson of 4O3, 3,3l2
votes.
Wilson carried 80 states and
Hughes carried 18.
Hughes carried only five states
west of the Mississippi river.
Ohio and New Hampshire are
the only eastern states Wilson
can claim, This is the first time
in the history a president has
been elected without some of the
other thickly populated eastern
and northern states.
Nearly three million more
votes were cast for Wilson and
Hughes than were cast for Taft,
Wilson and Roosevelt four years
ago.
Wilson received over two mil
lion more votes than he received
four years ago and nearly a mill
ion more than both Taft and
Roosevelt received four years
ago, and received the largest
popular vote given a president.
The republicans will likely
have a small majority in the
lower house of co gress and
Democrats will have a majority
in the senate.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-11-16
Beautiful Assortment of
Diamonds.

Denhof's Jewelry Co. has just
received one of the most choice
shinments of diamonds we have
seen in some time
A portion of this shipment has
been on display in their window
this week and has been attract
ing considerable attention. Es-
pecially has the big S1250 stone
in the center of the display
caused the passers.by to take
notice. At one shipment this
progressive firm received $450O
worth of stones, from which we
Judge they are calculating for
Santa Claus to make this a dia-
mond Christmas.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1916-11-16
.EyCURS|ON|STS LOOKING
At THE SOUTHWEST

Fifty farmers from eastern
states, travelling in two private
Pullman cars, on the Santa Fe's
train No. 81, were given an op.
portunity to see a good part of
New Ne xico Saturday. The ex.
cursionists stopped here for
breakfast, and as the country
was new to most of them, they
were very enthusiastic in antici'
patton of an enjoyable trip.
1T so happened" said j. E,
Carr of Toledo, Ohio, a member
of the party, that several east
ern farmers wanted to make a
trip through the Santa Fe states
at the same time, and the indus.
trial department of the railroad
company arranged for US to go
together. Mr.. Seagraves. the
industrial commissioner, planned
the trip for a dayligh; ride
through New Mexico. All of us
wanted to see this state, about
which we have heard so much in
the las few years."
The excursionists are investi-
eating opportunities in the
Southwest, and it is their inten-
tion to locate somewhere be-
tween the Missouri river and the
Pacific coast. They will spend
two weeks on the Santa F'e rail.
road.
Several of the visitors asked
for information about Curry
county, and Clovis, which G. c.
Heston, the Santa Fe agent, said
would be furnished by the Clio Wis
Chamber of Commerce Mr..
Heston will have a list of the
party in a few days.
Bert Curless, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce was on
hand when the excursion arriv.
ed and gave out some advertis.
ing matter calculated to interest
the ex :ursionists in the Clovis
country, the best section of
New Mexico.