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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

to us against the German menace in
the future.p
1t Is to the credit Of Senator Tall
OF New Mexico, a member az iho eph
COMMITTEES, th&t he coucnrs In the III
lprovai OF tho defensive treat NJ
France Approval oe a defetA I've HI
~ with Franke moreover Apas mucQ
further. At completely eliminates aryu
ment against acknowledgements N nh
rope It is an avowal Of this ineseapi
able fact that we are entangled to
start with, that il was this inevitable
ENHANCEMENT, wiliy-ni ", which tonk
. soldiers to Franco in The recent
war; and that it is far better TO be-
come officially entangled with the Oh
ject Of avertlng war than to become
entausled when the war starts.
The covenant aims at protection
against Germany. France is the point
in the defenses where Germany will
whenever she is able. The Hun
Is crippled hut full Of vitality. He Is
patient and ~far-seeing; he is now
husily preparing for another econo-
mic undermining Of the forces ar.
against him Ills secret exnec-
is to reestablish hts military do
minati0n The Ang osFrenrh treaty ii
a standing threat Of what will hap
pen to him II he again attempts III
IN the wall.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
NEW o COMPANY
WILL SWEEP CLEAN.

Clayton-The Bluebifd Broom com
pany, which filed its articles or in
corporation some time ago, expects
to begin operations in the near fu-
ture. The new company has its Of
fices and factory ia this city and has
d capital stock OF $4,000. The Off.
GERS are, Florence Reiff, president; r.
$. Reiff, vice president, and r. a..
Bohrer, secretary and treasurer. The
new company will make a big line Of
brooms and expect to use a large guam
THY of the broom corn which Is now
being raised in this vicinity.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

America is going to celebrate the
birthday Of the Constitution on Sep
TENDER IA,
At a tipe when an element Of the
population, not large but dangerous
is doing its best to imperil the instr
%tutions Of this country founded on the
Constitution, it is Of nation wide i'm
portance to emphasize in every state
n the union u Iocayity to American
ideals Of government: for the sane
and steadfast people to assert itself,
to bring to the fore the fundamentals
Of Americanism, to demonstrate that
the 'old fashioned" patriotism is still
deeply implanted in Americans and
that the national future and the ma
tional welfare depends upon this adj
herence to the old, timestried. I'M
~changeable ideals.
There has never been a time when
loyal Americans had more need of
familiarizing themselves with the
constitution OF their government and
OF spreading knowledge OF it among
the alien population, the ignorant, the
disturbers, the restless, lawIess spirit
which is seeking to threaten the sta
bility OF the government. "Constitu-
ti0n Day is a splendid idea.
The ignorance of the meaning OF
American institutions is not confined
to the alien born. America should use
this occasion to educate herself. A
tremendous campaign Of misinfurma,
ton and misrepresentation is being
waged in the United States today by
the forces OF disorder, aud propa-
ganda has never had greater license.
Every American should be prepared
to expose the fal.acy and the vicious
ness Of it, every American should
be armed with the facts about his
system of government and the bed
rock upon which it is founded. and
every American should be ready on
every occasion to preach intelllgently
Americanism and all that it stands
for.
1t is fitting and proper that the
Sons and Daughters Of the American
Revolution should be in charge Of
this national demonstration OF pa
triotism o September II. They have
already begun preparations for the
observance Of the day in Santa Re
the public in the oldest capital
should cooperate promptly and en-
Enthusiastically to put old Santa Fe un-
on record IN Constitution
Day.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
FOUND GUILTY or
ROBBlNG A STORE.

Cloyis--Judge Samuel G. Bratt0n
adjourned the August session Of the
district court last week. after dispos
ing Of nearly all Of the cases on the
dockat. The last case to reach trial
wamthat OF the State vs.. Leslie bod
SON. charged with robbing the w. /.
Lnikart store In August. 1918. Dodson
was found guilty by the jury, II. H..
Woods plead guilty to the charge Of
assault with a deadly weapon and
was fined 500 and costs. In dismiss
ing the Jury Judge Bratton announced
that there would be another session
of the court in September at which
time the cases on the docket will be
continued.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
rs TEACHERS AT
H~ERNALlLLo IN5TITuTE.

Albuquerque-The county teachers
Institute opened here yesterday morn.
ing with about 70 teachers present,
" welcome was extended TO those
y esent by Mrs. John w Wilson, su-
p~erintendent of the county schools
The meeting Is being neld at the
Ugh school and Prof, J. s.. Landers
of the university will be the princi.
rai speaker. "A reception was held Hi
the evening at the high school build
ing al 5 o'clock and a moving pic
ture party will be given today az
the Lyric theater, when the teachers
Will be the guests OF the chamber
OF commerce.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
HELD FOR HAVING
STOLEN BLANKETS.

AIbuquerQne,J. J. Brewer, who
was arrested some time ago, after he
attempted to ship several Navajo
blankets, alleged 10 have been stolen
from the house Of d neighbor, was
held yesterday BY Justice McElellen to
await the action OF the grand jury on
the charge of having stolen goods ! q
his possession. Brewer pleaded guilty
To the charge of having stolen goods
In his possession and told the pclice
that he found the blankets under q
pile OF ties in the Santa re yards and
knowing that they belonged to q Mrs.
Mason tried to ship them to his father
IN Kentucky because she had him ar
regted.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
ROOSEVELT TEAcHeRs'
INSTITUTE

Pprtales--Th annual teachers in.
aiitute for Roosevelt county will con-
|vene An POrtaIes on September / and
VIII continue until September s. Al
we'll arranged program has been ar
ranged and all the teachers who Will
teach IN the county will attend. Many
prominent speakers will address the
institute among who are Hon. Lincoln
Mcconnell of Oklahoma, Dr.. X. X
Morgan OF Tennessee and Prof, H. P
Gunther Of the West Texas State Nor
NAL In addition to these nearly all
the prominent educators in the state
win attend and it is hoped that every
director and patron will avail them
selves Of the opportunity afforded dur
ing the week
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
BIG DO|NGS FOR THE
SAN JUAN SOLDIERS

Pennington. Aug. 27.-On Friday,
August 20, there will be q big celebra-
kion Oh the La Plata at Conger's race
track, the affair being staged as a ri
ception for the returned sailors, SOL
diers and marines. There win be a
bali game in the forenoon and horse
races and other sports will fill the
program for the rest of the day. A big
dance Ia the evening will close the
days events, at which time a full
band viii furnish music.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

CIovia--A carload Oh alfalfa meal
which WIS standing on the siding
OK the Santa re III the east yards
On this city, was ignited by Combus-
Ition last Thursday and for a short
time II looked as II II would de-
vclop into a bad fire. The city fire
department answered the call TO the
fire and laid a line Of hose TO the
extreme southeast portion Of the city
which ex~tinguished the fire In a
short time. The meal and car were
practically a total loss,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
COURT
AT CLOVIS.

court which has just closed has been
one Of the most inexpensive ever
held in Curry county. After totaling
up all the expenses It was found that
the total cost OF the term was only
$1,000, whereas the cost is usually
three times this amount. Ono reason
for this It is claimed. is the fact that
there is an absence of crime in the
county this year and the grand Jury
finished its work in a very short time.
The cases which came up for trial
also were handled with dispatch.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
MOLY RDENuM MINES
TO BE OPERATED.

Raton-Word has been received
here that the molybdenum mines
which have been shut down for some
time will resume operations in the
near future. The company is nov
hiring men and teams and have q long
term contract for their output OF con
~centrates. The operation OF the mines,
ID is said, will start at once and the
erection Of the mill will start in about
80 days. Hy~drorelectric power win be
used.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
TURNS OVER
WOMAN may DIE.

Clayton, N. Nj. Aug. X. IA party
or tourists on them way from Fort
Worth, their home, to Denver, met
with a serious accident here last
Sunday, when the Dodge car In which
they were riding turned completely
over and landed right side up, facing
In the opposite direction from which
they were going. One Of the occu-
pants OF the car, a Mrs. Simpson was
taken to the sanitarium with a frac-
tured skull and has never regained
consciousness. A small boy who was
in the party had a broken foot and
other slight injuries Miss Henry, an
other member Of the party. Is also in
the sanitarium with a broken jaw,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
ME- xARKo COMPANY
NOW HAULING B

Silver OityThe Mexarko Mining
company, owners Of the Langston
nine son this side OF the Plnos Altos
mountains, began last week to haul
ore from their mines to this city as
a shipping point. During the past few
months. operations largely for develop
ment work, has resulted in placing a
large quantity Of ore on the dump
which Is now being sent to the smell
ter in Ell Paso. The milling ore, OF
which there is a large quantity, will
be rnilled by the CalumetM Mexico Min
Ing company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
Al Wise Decision

The senate Judiciary sub committee
has reported its decision that the
treaty whereby America pledges her.
self to come to the aid Of France Is
constitutional and advisable.
The committee has taken a stand
which we believe Expresses the con
picti0ns Of the people OF the United
States. Germany is still a menace;
force is the only way to prevent the
potential threat Of her renewed world
domination 1T IS for the intereot
or the United States that France
should be allowed to recuperate and
recover he rod time vigor She will
then be d great shield and protection
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
STATE NEWS IN
BRIEF F,,RM
LOOKING FOR WOMAN
Mi A form CAP

Albuquerque Mrs. Il. G. Raney 0s
South Afno street. Friday afternoon "a
justice court charged Mrs. Stella Law
son with Swing her q worthless check
FOR $500 as q part payment for a Ford
car. II Is alleged that a man who ac.
companied Mrs. Lawson paid part OF
the money In cash and gave the check
for the above amount. The police state
that they do not know the woman and
can not find her name in the city d.
rectory, and the bank officials say she
has no funds In the bank. The police
and other officials are now looking for
tho woman and the Ford car.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
Y ASSOCIATION
70 MEET nv CLAYTON.

Clayton This Np~rtheRstefn New
Mexico Baptist association will hold
It's annual meeting ia Clayton on Au-
gust 2e to rs. inclusive, at the Baptist
church, The meetings win be all day
sessions and win start at 3 O'Clock III
the morning. The evening services
Will be deoFted to devotional services
and many prominent preachers will
take part in them. This association Is
made up entirely Of Representatives
from colfax and Union counties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
p PICKING STARTS
IN THE PECoS VALLEY,

Roawell-Now that the peach crop
Is taken care Of apple picking has
already been started in the Pecos val
ley. Fifty carloads have already
been shipped from Roswell to points
In Texas and the south, and this IS
only a beginning of what will be
shipped this fall. The apples are be-
ing handled different this year and
the growers are receiving cash for
all shipments. 1t is reported that there
are 0 buyers than there is apples
to 80 around. sd
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
UNION COUNTY TO
HAVE LOG ROLLING.

Clayton-The w. o. w. log rolling
Tor Union county promises to be q
fete day that will surpass anything
staged ia the county this year A
committee has been appointed to look
after the amuseihentss Rndl has set
the date OF the big picnic for Septem.
Der g.. The picnic will be held IN the
Holt grove on the Perin0 ten miles
west of Clayton and a aarge attend.
ahce ID expected
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
INJURED TRYING TO
RIDE WILD HORSES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Treasurer Yer.
ner Clayton and his cousin, Emmett
McNatt were both injured last week
while trying TO ride some Wild horses
on the McNatt ranch near here. Mr..
Clayton was thrown to the ground and
sustained a fracture Of the shoulder
bone and McNatt had a finger broken
by a bronze stepping on his hand.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

Mrs. Grubley met her bosom friend
ii Big & Bulkey's fHfow do you like
Your neighbors ~ asked the friend
mot a bit" said Mrs. Grubley, who
buying a hat for her little boy.
you see, they don't like children
'sHow do YOU know They hurt
Ciarence-pet's feelings dr~eadfullv-
when he throws stones at their dogs
Of plays the hose on their windows,
they look real Grossly at him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
FALL E An SILVER
CITY SEPTEMBER 1877.

Silver City7-The fall term Of The
District court for the sixth Judicial
District will open here at the court
house on September LIST, The docket
for the coming term is rather d short
one and none of the cases are Of I'M
usual interest. Judge Raymond r. Ry-
an will preside.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
sHRlNERs 70 CELEBRATE
m CARBON CITY.

Gallup-Ballut Abyad Temple OF AT
buquerque will put on d big celebra-
tion in this city on September IL,
with the cooperation Of ell the local
branches Of the A. f. & A. M. A large
class of nOyices will be taken into
the order at that time and many prom
inent Masons from all over the state
are expected to attend the meeting,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
SANTA FE EMPLoYE
DIES OF

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saldano. 20
years old and for many years an EN-
ploye OF the Santa ne railroad, died
here early yesterday morning from in
juries received at San Antonio. Sc.
zorro county, while working on the
road. After being injured he was
brought here for treatment, The body
will be shipped to San Antonio where
the funeral win b. held.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
NEW
FOR ROTTLlNG WORKS.

Silver Eity-P. j. Reidlinger, own
Or OF the Purity Bottling Works Of
this city, returned from Ell Paso last
week where he purchased over $1,00u
worth OF machinery for his plant The
new equipment Is the latest In design
and includes an automatic bother and
ofownef. which Is one Of the latest De-
vices to ihsiire the quality Of soft
drinks, When the new machinery is
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
L~oRDSRuRe IN NEED
OF FIRE PROTECTION.

Lordsburg-As a result OF the effort
or Hidalgo county boosters to get a
portion Of the money voted for fire
protection, $500 has been received
from the state Of New Mexico by the
secretary Of the chamber or commerce
Lordsburg il sadly IN need of fire pro-
lection and 1t Is thought that the fire
department will not get busy and or
der new equipment in the near future.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
ANVIL CHORUS
IN COMPARISON.
fSeattle POST IntelIigencer.)

(Seattle Post lntelIlgencer.)
Were "Socklesss Jerry Simpson and.
"Whiskers' Pfeffer OF Kansas alive
now and making their appeals for the
populist party in the halls OF congress,
they might rank as conservatives, ac-
cording to modern measures.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

Gallup-uOunty Agent Powers, who
hns been working on the county fair
movement fer the past few weeks, has
succeeded Ia getting nearly all the
citizens interested In the movement
and has appointed a committee to
make the preliminary arrangements.
The committee Will visit all the
agencies IN the county and viii re.
port at an early date just what may
be expected In the way OF exhibits. 1t
II expected that the fair win be held
II the month of October after all the
crops are in and the farmers have a
chance to make careful selections
the seasons product.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

Carlebad-Agent Hhhgate, Of the
Santa Fe station, reports very heavy
shipments from this station during the
past two weeks, Four carr Of cattle
were Shipped TO EIida. g6 cars y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
LINE FOR GERMANY.
MANILA Rnllefin.l

I'M view Of the indemnity total there
are signs that the new German ma
tional motto will be 4God Save the
Mark.T
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
CALM REFoRE STORM.
fCInvaTand plain nnainr1

W NNIGVBIdHU FTdIW RbdIUT u
Dealers say that excited buying" Is
blame for the high price OF shoes
Try I'd remain calm when you are pur-
chasing footgear.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

all installed the bottling works will
be one Of the most modern In the
state
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

Adv, in New York paper Stem
'ographer wants position $50 q week
Can spell Cincinnati, guarantee, SYM
metry and such words.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28

suegs, Texas. and rs to Chickasha.
Okla, Besides this there we're 80 car
loads Of hay shipped from the local
citation,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-28
Constitution Day

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The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
"NEVER AGAINv' SAY
BALL MAGNATES
Omitted Press Service)


NEW YORK, Sept 10.-No more
short seasons! That's the cry of the
magnates in both major leagues.
The lao game season tried this year
has the club owners standing on their
ear when they figure the money that
has been lost through the departure
from the usual 154 game schedule.
The plan, suggested and pushed
through by Ban Johnson, president of
the American League, was adopted to
Safeguard the club owners against
the slump in sporting interest that
some pessimists had predicted as an
aftermath of the war. But it work
ed just the other way. Sports are on
the biggest boom of history. Especial
ly has the revival of interest been
noticed in baseball. Crowds have
jammed the yards of all the major
League teams. Cincinnati, Cleveland,
New York, Chicago and Detroit have
been unable to take care of the Sun
day and holiday crowds.
Detroit and Cleveland are parti-
cularly sore at the short season ar
rangement as they both have chance
for the American League flag and
might make their way into worlds
series coin if they had the usual four
teen more games to go.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
CARRY GUM
IN TEST DELIVERY FLIGHT

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Two air
planes loaded with gum have left
Speedway Park in test flight to de-
termine the feasibility of shipping
gum to cities and towns in the Middle
West. The gum will be dropped from
the airplanes in parachutes and in
this way turned over to the dealers.
A feature of the innovation will be
the distribution of tickets which will
entitle the holders to free ride in
the airplane. The test flights are be-
ing carried ON by the William Wrig-
ley Chewing Gum Company.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
rRHx4kr kGz4k Today
STATE CONSTABLES HUNT
FOR BEAR; OR is 1T BULL?

GREENSBURG, Pa, Sept. TO-
Was it a bear or only a bull?
That's what the residents of Hecla,
near here, are asking following re-
port that a big brown bruin was
browsing in the community's favorite
berry patch. John Mindosky ran
back to town terror stricken with the
story that one of the animals paws
just missed handing him a gentle
slap.
Meantime, nobody molests the fine
luscious berries while the State Con-
stabulary is having an enjoyable bear
hunt.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11

PERSONAL ITEMS

At nine o'clock the Jazz orchestra
will open up the big Jitney Dance Civ
en- for the benefit of the Santa Cruz
Club, Friday, Sept. 18th. This Is the
first of two Jitney dances.
The brightest lights are ours
Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
Sunday next, Reverend George Gold
en-, former rector of st. Andrews
Church, will hold services in that
church.
Now open for business: Russell
Electric & Machine Company, 23a
Morley Avenue. 8:21-tf
Yesterday Mr.. Charles Holler &C
companied by his family departed by
automobile for California.
The Sun Quits when our lights %
ON. Arizona Gas & Electric Co.
Mr.. Manuel G. Loiaza, a prominent
Hermosillo merchant is a visitor in
the line cities.
Electrical Apparatus, Appliances
and Supplies: Russell Electric & Ma.
chine Co., 233 Morley Ave. S:2l tt
DIR. Ray Ferguson Of Patagonia
was in the line city yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
Break your gIAssess. We replace
hem. Arizona Optical Co.
MAJOR-GENERAL EDWARDS
REFUSES TO ENrER POLITICS

BOSTON, Sept. 10-Major- General
C. R. Edwards has been asked if he
would allow his name to be used in
connection with a political office in
Ohio, where he lived as a boy and re-
ceived his appointment to West Point.
Major John w. Hyatt, morale Of
fcer of the Northeastern Department,
who takes charge of the personal
matters of the general, said:
"The general is not in politics.
Many offers have come to him from
various places, but it ought to be dis
tinctly understood that he is an army
officer and wants to- give his whole
time and thought to this profession. u
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
UNINJURED IN 5O-FOOT FALL

BOSTON, Sept. 10.-Instead of a
lot of broken bones and other in
juries, Samuel Czelski came through
with only a cut on the head and a
few scratches after falling fifty feet
in the elevator well at No. 615 Wash
ington street, where he is employed.
He stepped through the elevator we'll
door in the belief that the car was
there and dropped from the third
floor to the basement. He is fifty
FIVE years old and lives at No. n
Second street, Chelsea.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD LAD
WINS T l T L E OF
"CHAMPION CLEANER-UP'

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 10.-The
title of champion cleaner-up" has
been won by thirteen-year-old Albert
Miles a local fifth grade pupil.
The lad trimmed grass with a
sharpened table knife. He pulled
weeds, carted off tin cans, mended
fences, planted flowers and cleaned
the district from Cutter street west,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
At neighborhood gathering the
lad was presented with a War Saw
|ings Certificate.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
III. S.WAR MATERIALS
SOLD TO FRANCE
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-An--
nouncement of the sale of surplus
army material in France to the
French Government for $400,0O0,000
has been announced by the Secretary
of War. Much difficulty has attend
ed the sale of this property. Certain
factions of the French Republic were
unwilling to see the American ma
terial placed on the French market,
while others were eager to get hold
of it. Material needed by the army
at home will be brought back to the
United States. The forces that re-
main overseas have saved from the
sale material likely to be needed dur
ing their stay there.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
SUES FOR SONS INSURANCE

MADISON, Wis.,, Sept. 1O.-Daniel
Flo1ness, of River Falls, has filed
suit in Federal Court here, charging
he has not received one cent of the
SIC, 900 war risk Insurance Of his son,
Laurie Walter Florness, who died No
vember z, 1918, in military service at
Camp Shelby, Miss. This is one of
the extremely rare instances where
an individual may sue the Govern
ment.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
SHARK WITH
HIS HANDk ERCHIEF

SAUGUS, Mass, Sept. 10.-John
Hobbs, nineteen, captured mackerel
shark feet inches long by tying a
handkerchief about it's tail.
Hobbs sister was on her way home
from grocery store when she heard
a splashing in the water on the edge
of Riverside Cemetery. Investigating,
she found the shark trying to get
into the river. 1t had become strand
ed when the tide turned. She called
her brother, who wound his handker-
chief around the slim tail of the
shark, dragging it ashore.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-09-11
GIRLS QUIT-REFUSED
RIGHT TO TALK WITH MEN

SANDUSKY, Ohio, Sept. 10.-Pro-
bate Judge John Ray is looking for
"a new set Of office assistants.
Though of the female sex, they must
be free of interest in the male
gender. Deputy Caroline Spohn and
Stenographer Mary L. Hanson re-
signed because the judge forbade
them speaking to their male friends.
He likewise barred conversation in
the office, except on business affairs,
they say.