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The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
REPUBLICANS SELECT
TICKET NEXT WEEK
Several Aspirants for Csbernatorial
HOnors Promise to Make Things
Merry at Convention.

Much interest is being centered in
the Republican State Convention
which will convene in albuquerque
next Tuesday. At this time the race
for the nomination for governor ID
overshadowing every other contest.
Gov. Larrazolo has much opposition
for the nomination and apparently
the honor may fall to any one Of a
dozen prominent Republicans of the
state. Besides the Governor the fol-
lowing have been mentioned: Tom
Hughes Of Albuquerque, E.A. Cahoon
Of Roswell, W. d. Murray of Silver
City, ]. E. Reinburg Of La Union,
Judge David Leahy Of San Miguel
County, A. B. Renehan Of Santa Fe,
and Judge Reed Halloman. In view
Of the fact that there is so much dis
scmination in the ranks Of the party
in tie state this year, this il going
to be one Of the most interesting state
conventions the Republican party has
ever held.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
VISUAL INSTRUCTION.
STARTED IN SCHOOLS
Complete Equipment Installed for
Glass Work in Almost Every
Subject.

: Clovis Public Schools will have vis-
ual instruction wqlk This year for the
first time, according ITO E. W.
BOwyer, superintendent. 4Ns
Six hundred stereographS and IL
stereoscopes, together with 600 lant-
ern slides and lantern for projection
have been received this week. These
views are all Of an educational ma
ture, covering practically every sub
ject covered in the school curriculum,
and nearly every view can be used for
instruction in two or more different
subjects,
So complete is the selection Of
views that they have been indexed
and cross-indexed until more than
20, 900 references are available for
the instruction Of students in class
work.
The stereoptican views with the
stere0scope will be used in the daily
class work in Geography, History,
English, Spelling, Arithmetic, Civics,
Domestic Art, and other subjects;
and the weekly reviews will be con-
ducted by means Of the lantern and
the slides.
eve feel that in installing visual
instruction work along with the reg
ular work prescribed in the text
books, We are taking forward step
in educational work." said Prof.
Bowyer, Wednesday. "In many cases
it has been proven beyond doubt
that visual education increases the
efficiency of the teaching force, in
creases the child's interest in school
work, and decreases the percentage Of
failures"
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02

DR.. J. d. Sandifer, president Of
Simmons College at Abilene, Texas,
and DR.. Frank H. Roberts, president
Of New Mexico Normal University, Of
Las Vegas, delivered addresses We'd
resday afternoon
On Monday evening the Curry
County Teachers were entertained at
: reception given by the Clovis teach
crs. Mrs. Fayette Copeland, Jr., Mss
Bernice Fry and Miss Parker ass s,cd
IN the serving Of punch. Wednesday
evening teachers attending the insti-
tute spent delightful hour picni:iny
near Clovis.
Speakers on the program today
were: Mrs. C. v. Steed, Mrs. Ruth c.
Miller, State Vocational Director, and
President W. o. Hall, Of the Silver
City Normal. The late afternoon was
devoted to the election Of officers for
the institute during the coming year.
Fridays work will be devoted "a
sectional and separate faculty meet.
ings.
'.The Institute is big success,
said Prof. E. W. Bowyer, who has
been conducting the meetings, "and
we are looking forward to the best
school year that Curry County has
ever known"
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
Plans Are Made For
County Fair This Fall
CLOVIS IS PROMISED
FALL FASHION SHOW
Merchants will Display Autumn Styles
When New Lyceum Theatre 10
= Opened.

The very latest in styles will be
displayed in the Autumn Fashion
Show by Clovis merchants on the
opening night of the new Lyceum
Theatre, sometime in September, ac-
cording to Russell Hardwick, man.
ager. The show will be staged under
the, direction of Miss Edith Gilligan,
Of Denver, and Clovis young people
will act as models.
All the up-to-date models in fall
and winter clothing will appear,
mingled with an array of pleasing
colors designed to attract milady's
eye, and all the latest in mems tog-
gerry will be on display.
Z. Most of the Clovis merchants have
arranged to display their goods at this
time.
X Arrangements for the Fashion
Show have been completed" said Mr..
Hardwick Wednesday, land as soon
as the chairs have been installed the
theatre will be opened" According
to Mr.. Hardwick the seats have been
enroute from the factory for some
time, and are now delayed on account
Of bad order car. 1t was announc.
ed, however, that the fashion show
would be held some time in Septem.
ber.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
CUPID STILL BUSY.

Cupid and the county clerk were on
the job this week.
e. ]. Baker, Of Scullin, Oklahoma,
and J. P. Reeves, of Elida, New Mex
leo, were married by Judge J. P.
Noble on August 26th.
Ward P. Wilkinson and Miss Cecil
Day, both Of Clovis, were married by
Rev. Hugh M. Smith, on August GOTH
Marriage licenses were issued to
Walter Leonard, Of Clovis, and Miss
Villa Highsmith, Of Taiban; and to
Charles M. Sorrels and Miss Bessie
.Piddicoart, both Of Clovis.
James D. Nordyke, Of Melrose, and
Mrs Pearl Smith, Of Cottonwood,
Texas, were united in marriage by
Rev. R. B. Freeman this morning.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
FALL TERM Of CLOVIS
SCHOOL OPENS sept. I
Enrollment Work viii Take Place
Friday and Saturday-MOSt of
Teachers Here.

Immediately after the close Of the
Curry County Institute, enrolment
work for the fall term Of the Clovis
Public Schools will begin. All but
three Of the teachers for the schools
have reported for duty, and these will
probably will be on hand when the
term opens.
The first six grades west Of Mitchell
street will register at La Casita school
Friday morning, September 8, at Q
o'clock. The same grades east Of
Mitchell, will register at the same
hour and day at the high school. All
grades above the first six grades will
register at the high school as follows:
Departmental grades, Friday morning
September 3. All high school Fresh
men Friday morning, September 8;
Sophomores, Friday afternoon, same
day; Juniors, Saturday morning, Sep
tember 4, and Seniors, Saturday af-
ternoon. Children should take due
notice Of the day and hour Of their
registration so as to avoid confusion.
In spite of the Inconvenience caus-
ed by the delay in completing the new
Eugene Field School building, pros
poets for a good school year are bet
ter than ever before, according to
Prof. Z. W. Bowyer, city superintend-
AMI
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
NEW EQUIPMENT FOR
NEWS JOB DEPARTMENT

The News has completed the in
stallation of a Miller automatic feed
er. This machine is attached TO job
press and saves the work Of a man
in feeding the press. 1t is labor
saving piece Of machinery and will
enable the News to handle quantity
runs Of printing in competition with
city printing Offices anywhere. 1t
feeds each sheet Of paper accurately
and turns out work in much better
shape than IL fed by hand The News
is installing the third machine Of this
kind in the state. the others being To-
Gated in much larger towns than
Clovis.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
LABOR DAY PROGRAM HAS
BEEN ANNOUNCED
Parade, Ball Game. Band Concert,
Public Speaking and Dance Have
Been Arranged.

Final arrangements FOR the big
Labor Day Celebration next Monday,
September 9th, have been announced
by the committee, and the whole af-
fair promises to be the biggest Of the
kind in the annals of the Clovis labor
people.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements has put forth every effort
to make the day success.
All who are to take part in the
parade will meet at the Court House
at 0 a. m. and report to the committee
in charge. The parade will start
promptly at 9:S0.
At 800 p. M. there will be ball
game between Clovis and Fort Sum-
ner on the Clovis diamond.
At 1880 p. m. there will be a band
concert by Johnson's Concert Band
at the city park and an address by
Prof. ]. NJ. Buckley, county superin-
tendent.
This will be followed by dance at
~ O'Clock in the Elks Home.
The following is the order in which
the different organizations will ap'
pear in the parade; Band, Machinists
Carpenters, Retail Clerks, Carmen
Sheet Metal Workers, Painters and
Paper Hangers, Maintenance OF Way
Transfers, Boilermakers, Black
smiths, Railway Clerks, Engineers
and Flremen, BARRIERS, Trainmon
merchants and citizens. These viii
be followed by decorated floats ant
autos Of different business houses anc
organizations.
The following prizes will be giver
for the best decorated floats: first
prize, $25; second prize, SIS; thirt
prize, $40. Judges will be A. Man
dell, C. W. Harrison and ]. r. Hull.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
MASoNS FROM CLOVIS
ATTEND CEREMoNlALS

Today Is a big day for members Of
the Masonic orders of Clovis, with the
big Khiva Shrine Ceremonial at AM
arillo, and the initiation of a group
Of Novices into the mysteries Of the
Shrine at Tucumcari.
George Roach, A. J. Whiting, A. W.
Johnson, Byrl Johnson, Eaurel John
son, DR.. A. L. Dillon, Frank Dillon,
John Howard, DIR. E. NJ. Chapman,
W. X. Austin, E. c. Parker, P. A.
LaShier and W. H. DuckwOrth attend
ed the Shrine Conclave at Tucumcari
while quite number from Clovis at
tended the installation Of the Kniva
Shrine at Amarillo.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
TO Be HELD HERE ON
OCTOBER n, 10 IS,
Farmers and Clovis Business Men Or
ganize Curry County Fair A
sociation.

A permanent organization for the
Curry County Fair Association, and
plans for county fair in Clovis on
October 14th, 18th and 10th of this
year were completed Friday at a joint
meeting Of representative business
men Of Clovis and farmers Of Curry
County.
, j. NJ. Buckley was elected president
of the Association, G. P. Kuykendall,
vice-president, and viii H. Pattison.
secretary and treasurer. These Of
fcers were given authority to make
definite arrangements for the fair,
which will be held in connection with
the displays Of the boys' and Girls
Clubs Of Curry County, and will ap-
point heads Of departments and COM
mittees as they see at.
When final plans for the organiza-
tion are complete, it will be placed on
a more sound financial basis in order
to improve and enlarge the fair each
year. Eventually the Curry County
Fair Association will have its own
grounds with display pavilions and
other features which are so needed at
this time.
The president Of the Association
will also appoint at least five business
men of Clovis to attend each of the
community fairs that will be held in
the various districts Of the county be-
ginning September 10th.
At the meeting, the business men
guaranteed $500 to help care for the
some 400 club delegates which will
be on hand from this and adjoining
counties.
With the view OF stimulating in
terest in the county fair, it Is probable
that the Chamber of Commerce will
send delegations and the band to each
Of the community fairs which will be
held preceding the county fair.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
SPEND SHORT TIME HERE

Judge R. H. Hanna, Democratic
nominee for governor, and State SEN
ator Hal Kerr Of Luna county, Demo-
cratic nominee for Land Commission
er, were in Clovis for a few hours
Thursday morning enroute to Loving
ton where they will be speakers at q
big picnic to be held there.
The Democratic ticket has two
strong men in Judge Hanna and Sem
ator Kerr. The latter is one Of the
big cattle men Of the southern part Of
the state and is well acquainted with
the needs Of the state land Office.
Judge Hanna and Senator Kerr
were Joined here by Harry L. Patton
who goes to LOvington in the interest
of his candidacy for the Supreme
Court.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
CHAMBER Or COMMERCE
REPAIRING GRADY ROAD

DIV. Jones, secretary of the Clovis
Chamber of Commerce has been
busy this week experimenting repairs
on the road north of Claud. The
Grow mud fiat, which extends for
about half a mile along the road has
been menace to grain haulers from
that vicinity for some time, and the
Road Maintenance Department Of
the Chamber Of Commerce is coming
to the rescue. The first duty Of the
rescue party was to pull five loaded
trucks out Of the mud.
Hereford, Texas, is bidding strong
for the grain from northern Curry
County, but when the north road is
put in good shape practically all Of
this grain will come to Clovis.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
POPULATION OF NEW
MEXICO IS 35,s0l

The Census Bureau, Washington,
has announced an estimate of the
of the various states, based
on tho 1920 census. The estimate for
New Mexico is 435,9O1. compared
with S27,396 the official census fig
ures for 1910. Thus, New Mexico in
10 years has shown an increase of
l0s,505 in population, very gratify-
ing growth.
New Mexico has more people thap
Vermont, Wyoming, Arizona and
Nevada, and its increase in population
sirce the last decennial census has
been much larger than any Of the
states named 1t is predicted that
the next 10 years will give this state
a population Of at least 100000. this
claim being based on the rate of in
crease curing the past 10 years.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
RACE WITH SANTA FE
TO ADVERTISE ROUTE
Automobile Dealers will Compete with
California Limited Over New
Abo Pass Route.

Beating the time Of the California
Limited from the Kansas City to
Belen over the new Abo Pass Route
is the latest road race planned by
automobile dealers along the route,
according to D. L. Mcdonald, Of
Hereford, president of the Abo High
way Association.
According to present plans, the
entire distance of the Abo Pass Route
will be separated into divisions to
correspond to the divisions Of the
Santa Fe Railway, and fresh cars will
be started at each division point along
the way =
"The dealers are enthusiastic about
the race" said Mr.. Mcdonald, "and
since the route parallels the Santa
Fe almost entirely they have no doubt
that they can beat the fastest train
over this splendid new highway"
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
REPUBLICANS NAME
. CONVENTION DELEGATES
Twenty.Eight Named with Half Vote
+ Each-Delegatss 60 Uninstrueted
But Vote as a Unit.

The Republican county convention
was held at the court house in Clovis
last Saturday. County Chairman W.
A. Havener presided and W. /,
Luikart was secretary of the meeting.
The object of the convention was to
select delegates to the state conven-
ton which meets at Albuquerque next
week. Curry County has fourteen
votes in the convention and twenty
eight delegates were selected, each
having half vote. The delegates re-
ceived no instructions from the con-
ventiOn except that they are to vote
as unit and are to be bound by the
views Of the majority Of the dele
gates.
Following were named as delegates
and It is understood that most Of
those named will attend:
Miss Anna Curren, Mrs. G. w
Singleton, Mrs. W. E. Marsh, Mrs
Ollie Mclean, Mrs. ]. R. Denhof, Mrs
r. N. Downie, G. W. Singleton, W
A. Havener, George Mclean, A. B
Austin, A. Z. Curren, W. E. Marsh
W. /. Luikart, r. N. Downie, l. c
johnson, Chas. Fasholtz, Ernest How
lett, W. H. Duckworth, S. 0verton
R. L. Rowells, J. R. DenhOf, DR.. H
A. Miller, Willie Fasholts, Hobert R
Miller, D. X. Fitzhugh, R. NJ. Bishop
Ben Moss and Tom Slater.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
COUNTY INSTITUTE IS
! IN SESSION THIS WEEK
More Than 100 Teachers are Attend.
ing, and Many Prominent Speak
ers are on Program.

More than 100 teachers are attend
ing the meetings of the Curry County
Institute which are being held in the
high school building this week.
Prof. D. C. Ridgley Of the Illinois
State Normal University, Of Normal,
Illinois, is the principal speaker Of
the week. He delivered very interest
ing and instructive lectures at the af.
ternoon and evening meetings on
Monday and Tuesday. Prof, Ridgley
is a former instructor Of City Super
intendent f. W. Bowyer, and spoke
most highly 1T the scholarship and
ability of Mr.. Bowyer.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
JOHN B. MeMANUs WILL
HEAD SPEAKERS BUREAU
FOR THE DEMOCRATS

John B. McManus Of albuquerque,
former democratic state chairman,
will head the speakers''bureau at the
democratic state headquarters, Ar
thur Seligman, state chairman, stated
today. Mr.. McManus is the first
bureau head appointed.
Mr.. McManus will begin work at
once. His first job Is to be arrang-
ing the itinerary Of the two principal
parties to be sent out. Senator A. A..
Jones Of Las Vegas will head one and
R. H. Hanna Of Albuquerque, candi-
date for governor, the other.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
MUCH WHEAT DAMAGED
BY RAIN OVER COUNTY

Local elevators are being swamped
this week with wet wheat, as a result
Of the recent rains over the county.
Much Of the wheat was threshed from
tho stack soon after rains, and II
takes from two days to week to get
IL in shape to ship after it is received
by the elevators.
Sufficient cars have been received
to handle the shipping demands since
the embargo to Galveston was lifted,
and No. l wheat was selling today
for $2.22.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
BAND TO GIVE LAST
CONCERT THIS WEEK

The last regular band concert Of
the season will be given at the city
park next Saturday evening accord
ing to A. W. Johnson, director.
Clovis people have appreciated the
concerts this year more than ever
before, and most of the concert even
ings saw large crowds in the park.
The individual members Of the
band are to be congratulated on their
work this season, and Clovis feels
proud Of the organization.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
CLOSING SERVICES AT
THE ADVENTIST CAMP

Evangelist John Tindall, a convert
ed infdel Of California, will deliver
three lectures on Thursday night,
Friday night and Sunday night at the
Adventist Camp ground.
Saturday morning e 10:45 Evan
gelist NJ. Lukens, of Oklahoma City,
will speak upon the subject: "What Is
the Sin Against the Holy Ghost?"
Saturday night at 7:45, DR.. Mary
McReynolds, NJ. D., of Los Angeles,
will speak upon Disease; Its Cause
and Prevention" All are cordially
invited.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
JoHNsoN's BAND TO
PLAY AT PLAINVIEW

JohnsOn's Band of this city has
been engaged to play for five days at
the Plainview fair which will be held
during the coming month. The Clovis
band is the best organization Of the
kind in this entire section Of the
country and is a great advertisement
for Clovis.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
SUFFRAGE NOW IN A
LEGAL TANGLE, SAYS
r STATE DEPARTMENT

Washington, D. C.,Sept. 1.-Action
Of the lower house of the Tennessee
legislature in voting non-concurrence
in the ratification Of the woman suf-
frage amendment is viewed by the
state department officials as creating
a legal tangle, with which the state
department has nothing to do at this
time.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
NEW BUILDINGS TO START

Fenley & Son have been awarded
the contract for the two new build
ings to be erected by Joe C. McClel-
land on Main street just south of the
Farmers State Bank. Material is be-
ing received daily and Mr.. McClelland
expects { oget these buildings COM
pleted by January lst.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
NEW LYcEUM is
ALMOST COMPLETED

The interior decorating of the new
Lyceum Theatre has been finished and
the new building will soon be ready.
Right now the biggest delay is in re-
ceiving the seats which have been
shipped for sometime.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
ENLARcINc QUARTERS

Denhof Jewelry Company will
double the floor space occupied by
the firm. They will occupy, in addi-
tion to their former quarters, the
room formerly used by the City Cafe.
This is being completely Overhauled
now and new fixtures viii be installed.
The Clovis news., 1920-09-02
BASE BALL SUNDAY
AND LABOR DAY

The Clovis Elks team will play Fort
Sumner on next Sunday afternoon
and also on Labor Day. Fort Sumner
is coming with the strongest team she
has ever had and both games should
be good ones. Both games are
scheduled at $3.50.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-01
DECLINE IN FOOD PRICES
FORECAST Bf PALMER

Continued from page End 'eej
their organization These profits
show from five ID 80 per cent rcduc'
lion over prevailing profits Of the
past few months
"The National Retail Shoe Dealers
Association has appointed AN execu-
tive committee 20 confer Tor lne
purpose Of re-establishing similar
rule within their organization.
"The National Retail Dry Goods
Association, representing some 2o,OoO
stores in the United States, II 60.
operating with the department OF
justice in establishing prominently
economic departments during Jan
uary and February.
Committee Names.
Several of the larger manufactur-
ers' associations, as well as whole
sale and retail merchants associa-
tons. have appointed committees TO
confer with agents Of the department
of justice and are putting their entire
machinery at the disposal OF the de-
partment to carry out programs 70
the membership Such efforts viii
be extended to other organizations 10
cooperate toward reduced profits.
Beyond this the department OF
Justice has established thorough.
going organization. consisting OF
thousands Of men and women, TO
bring about regulations IN the cost
Of living through education ana
through moral suasion
1.-THE women of the country, IN
whose hands rests the power largely
TO control the cost Of living through
purchase, have been organized TO
carry certain educational facts to
The consuming and buying public, as
well as to determine fair prices IN To-
cal communities and to hunt out the
profiteers and report violations OF
the Lever act.
Primarily, the notable factors IN
volved in the cost Of living are the
needed increase in production, the
elimination Of extravagant buying
and the determined hunting down OF
profiteers Of all classes. ! believe that
the time has now come when the or
gnnization OF the country has been
completed TO the point where real re-
suits can be shown The cost of liv-
ing, already under control, can be re-
duced II everyone who produces VIII
produce his utmost, II those who buy
and consume will save and eliminate
extravagance. and II all honest peo-
pie will join with the department OF
justice in stamping out profiteerine
and boarding.